" HOTEL MAN NAMED New Post Office Corner Stone Laid ADVISORY COUNCIL L. Gardner Moore of Shoreham to DEMOCRATS TAKE Building Aid Roosevelt. L. Oardner Moore of the Shoreham Hotel has been added to the list of those Kl HOLD ELECTION who will serve on the National Executive V Committee of the Hotel Industry Divi- sion of the Roosevelt Business and Pro- Bulkley • Bettman Lauds President fessional League, It was announced to- Meeting Kansan for Delegates Will Be Chosen day by James C. Cleary, national chair- Gov. Adams Afipoints Walter man. Ends in Personalities not Trying to Dramatize Next at Various The league Is an affiliate of the Demo- Walker in Tuesday cratic National Committee and is en- Waterman and Disorder. Himself. listing business and professional people Schools. over the country in behalf of the Demo- Vacancy. cratic ticket. -•- By the Associated Press. the By Associated Press. The annual election of delegates to By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 27.— CHICAGO, September 27.—Senator the a co-t HOUSE MEMBERS FLYING DENVER. September 27.—The Demo- Arthur of Kansas last Advisory Council, perative Ohio's rival candidates for its junior Capper said crats gam control of the United States night in a radio address that his asso- organization of public school teachers scat in the United States TO INSPECT ARMY POSTS Senate by the margin of one vote with Senate de- ciation with President Hoover has and field officers for the promotion of the appointment of Walter Walker. bated the merits of their party him to know the President as prohibi- taught and will be held Grand Junction newspaper publisher, "a harmony proficiency, Chairman McSwain of Af- tion pregrams last night, ending their man too honest to be a 'grandstand- Military to that body to fill a at 3:45 p.m. next Tuesday at various vacancy caused er,' but with courage and backbone by the death of rebuttals in a rising storm of acid per- fairs Committee Heads Senator Charles W plus." school buildings throughout the city. Group Waterman. sonalities and disorder in the audience. the administration's efforts Tracing The election meetings, each of which on Tour in South. On the roster of the Upper House The debaters were Senator Robert J. for economic recovery. Senator Capper now are 48 will name its own will be held Democrats, 47 Republicans said that "had the President failed delegate, Chairman McSwain and other mem- Bulkley cf Cleveland. Democrat, and hia us, and one Farmer-Labor member. had he weakened, it Is not too much to as follows; bers of the House Military Affairs Com- Republican In the elec- opponent coming say there would not be a bank open In White School List. mittee are flying on a tour of inspec- Not Unexpected. tion, Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati, America the whole economic fab- tion of various today; White schools—Division 1, Gordon Army posts throughout Appointment of Walker by Gov Wil- ric of the would have been the South. liam H Adams Ohio's attorney general. country Junior High School, division 3. Adams yesterday was not un- wrecked or Lieut. Col. Jacob E. But concluded with Senator Bulkley paralyzed.” School; division 5. Thomson School; Accompanied by expected. Colorado political circles They have com- Fickel, in of Air were “Party politicians always division charge Corps housing still uncertain today whether the heatedly demanding that Bettman prove 6. Wheatley School; division 7, left plained that President Hoover never has activities, the congressional party recently retired chairman of the Demo- his assertion that Bulkley had "run out” Bryan School; junior high schools, tried to ‘sell’ himself to the country," Bolling Field yesterday with Pope Field, cratic State Central Committee on a beer vote in the Senate and Bett- Thomson School; senior high schools. would Senator Capper said. "They want him Fort Bragg, N. C., scheduled as their serve in the lame duck session of man suggesting a meeting Rocsevelt High School, Central High Con- scathingly to dramatize himself; do some posing first stop. The tour will take In all the grcrs. which convenes in confined to criticisms alone. School, Eastern High School, McKinley December, or personal before the public. airports In Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana, whether he will serve High School and Western School; only until a suc- Hall Ovcrrrow’ded. "He doesn’t do it. Herbert Hoover Is High Texas and Oklahoma, cessor to Waterman Is vocational schools. Dennison chosen at the too busy at his job of being President." Schocl; Lieut. Harry A. Halverson, Army Air general election November Order had ruled the crowd of 3.000, teachers' college, Wilson Teachers’ Col- j 8. Water- Declaring there was no reason for Corps, Is piloting the party, which is man’s term expires March 4 some 800 more than the seating capacity lege; elementary principals and Amer- dispensing with Hoover, the Kansas using a tri-motored transport plane. Colorado election laws make of the had. as the rivals swung into their icanization teachers, Franklin school; j no pro- Senator asked: "What great corporation vision for the nomination of leading speeches. It vanished in a storm and assistant of candidates would change Its president In such principals principals in circumstances of this of cheers, jeers and heckling tow ard the senior and schools. Franklin nature. Gov. times? Would It be a good plan for Junior high Adams said he has end as sharp exchanges built one upon School, directors and heads of BOYS’ NICKELS AND DIMES received widely the people of the United States to turn depart- varying advice on the matter. the ether. ments. Franklin School; He de- over the administration cf the Govern- supervising clared his appointment was made The debate in itself was unique in and attendance START BUILDING FUND to fill ment to a lot of new and principals officers, the es Oh.o and a U.S. BARGE CRUISE Inexperi- vacancy provided by the law and politics healthy companion enced hands?” Franklin School; clerks, Franklin School, the famous debate that the term of office is for others to to Lincoln-Douglas and the custodial force at a place to be of issues. Money Earned by Northeast Club determine. long-forgotten political determined and announced by Jere J. Bettman declared the Democratic COSTLY FOR HULL Crane, school business manager. Members This Summer to Be Walker Lon; Active. plank calling for outright repeal of the CHAVEZ IS RENOMINATED Colored School Walker has long been active In the eighteenth amendment could not sur- List. Used as Nucleus. Democratic party in the State, was a mount the barriers of two-third? ap- ; “Lame Duck" FOR REPRESENTATIVE Colored schools—Division 10. Garri- Representative fund of the delegcte to the last three national con- proval by Congress and by ratification son School; Division 11. Morse The building Northeast School; ventions and was chairman of the by three-fourths of the States. Bulk- | for Use of Craft Division 13. Lincoln School; junior Boys' Club has a nucleus of $5 in Charged $200 New Mexico Democrats Also Name high Colorado delegation at the Chicago con- ley contended "the only way to get tfc* schools, Garnet-Patterson Junior nickels and dimes earned by young j High vention in June. He served as State eighteenth amendment out of the Fed- in Illinois 6. 0. P. for Post School; vocational schools, Voca- members this Summer, Director A. !j Campaign. Sellgman Again Phelps chairman for two years, volun- eral Constitution is to vote to take it tional School; senior schools, Arm- Boyd Hinds announced today. retiring high tarily last week. He has been a confi- out." of Governor. Cardozo Prom that start, the boys hope to strong High School, High dant and advisor of Gov. Adams. School and Dunbar School teach- build up a fund that will provide a new- Exchange Charges. Representative William E. Hull, "lame By the Associated Press. High The new Senator was born in Marlon, ers' Miner building for the club and enable it to Bettman's of college, Teachers’ College; 3, 1883. His R. interpretation the Re- duck" of will ■ Ky.. April father. C. Congressman, Peoria, 111., SANTE PE, N. M„ September 27.— directors and heads of enlarge Its membership and services, as departments, Walker, was for many publican platform proposing repeal, think twice before he again requests the Placed before the Democratic State hinds said. years prominent with a of Federal aid for Dunbar High School; principals and as- in circles In and safeguard convention by United States Senator The first $5 was earned by members newspaper Kentucky Slates electing to remain use of a Government barge during for- ; slstant principals of senior and Junior founded and edited dry. Bulkley Sam G. Bratton. Representative Dennis of the C. J. Club, a group of the older the Crittenden charged, would only continue Federal mer Gov. Len Small's gubernatorial high schools. Garnet-Patterson Junior Press, published at Marion. Chavez of Albuquerque was unanimously boys who have been active in the north- : He the High School: elementary principals, In 1903 Walker policing. charged Republican campaign, for yesterday he had to pay on the Democratic State | cast for some time. In- went to Grand Junc- renominated Cleveland School; organization platform shows "no sincere purpose to the $200 rental out of his own supervising principals tion, Colo., end has been engaged in the pocket. ticket last night for the November elec- and tending to show they were as anxious accomplish any specific thing," and On behalf of the attendance officers. Cleveland business in citv ever Mississippi Valley tion. \ as any one to assist the club in grow- newspaper that binds no member cf the : School; clerks.