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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

event of most Importance at y
regular meeting of Perth Amboy
Post as. American Legion, tomorrow
night in the auditorium OF the T..
M. G. A. The building m
ana also the bonus committee have
interesting reports to make.
In a contest recently held by the
Eagle Hose & Chemical Company
No. 4, for the widows pension fund'
the victrola was awarded 10 Il
Meyer, 365 Sutton street.
Plans for the rebuilding OF tne
old factory building on the CITY
Dock property in Front street, VIII
be discussed at the committee meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen tomor-
row night. The aldermen plan 10
remodel the building into a ware
house and to this end, plans nave
been prepared for the alterations by
j. X, Jensen. a local architect.
Representatives of the city and
Central Railroad of New Jersey may
meet in New York IN Saturday to go
over the grade crossing elimination
plans so as to come to some UNDER
standing in the matter before the
next hearing on the matter before
the Public Utility Commission
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kemeny, OF
High street, will sail Tuesday for
Europe on a combined business ana
pleasure trip. According to Mr..
Kemeny, who is proprietor or q Jew
streets, the trip will take at least
three months. Upon their arrival
In Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Kemeny Will
visit the many cities and countries
of Europe, spending the greater part
of their time visiting relatives.
A meeting of the st. Martins Ital-
ian Social Club was held in the club
rooms on New Brunswick avenue
last night. Two new members were
added to the roster OF the club at
this session, and announcement was
also made that a meeting Of the
committee in charge Of the club
dance to be held on the night Of
May 20 would be held tomorrow
night. Final arrangements were
also made at this meeting for the
club banquet to be held Sunday
night.
ENtI ytiilbS 10 AL iNaulifCSS III III
first annual smoker and all star
show to be given by the Police So
ciaI Club in the Auditorium on New
Brunswick avenue tomorrow night.
Twenty-six rounds of boxing, two
wrestling bouts and three vaudeville
numbers complete the program.
BY this time next week the fans
of this city will know who is to
pilot the Perth Amboy representa-
tive baseball team. The Raritan
Copper Works Athletic Association
will meet tomorrow noon, and the
election of officers will probably be
held early next week.
The sewer in State street, near
the Pennsylvania railroad station.
which for the past four or five
weeks has been giving much trouble
in that vicinity, has been repaired.
The street department had consid-
cradle trouble in locating the sewer
as many different sewer are to be
found at that point. A chart of
the various sewers has been made
and it is thought there will be no
trouble in the future in locating
sewers that have become cIOgged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Mrs. john Simpson Hostess.

Mrs. John Simpson, entertained a
number of friends at her home, gin
Cornell street, recently i'll honor OF
her birthday. The rooms We're
artistically decorated with u
flowers and fern. \ supper was
served.
Among those present Were Mrs.
Katherine Donahue, Mrs. Richard
Calvin, Mrs. Annie Smith, Mrs,
Hugh Reilly, Mrs. Thomas Gardner,
Mrs. John Pavese,, Mrs. ID. Bachman,
ST.. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan. Mrs, John
Huff, Mrs. Edward Dalton, Mrs.
William Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Simpson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. John j.. Reilly. Jr., of New
York. is visiting her mother Mrs. j.
Buote. OF Brighton avenue.
Everett futile, of State street Is
confined to his home with grip.
Harold BRIGGS. OF Market street
visited in New York yesterday.
George Miller, of New York, Is
spending a week with his sister
Mrs. Runyon T. Giles, of state
street.
Mrs. Charles Seguine. Of Rector
street. is attending the Flower Show
in New York today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
FcderaI Probe ordered

CHICAGO, March 16:-Federa
Investigation of the Erie railroad
action in leasing it's shops and con-
tracing all shop-wOrk to the Mead
Vile Machinery Company at Mead.
willie, Pa, was ordered by the United
States railroad labor board todaf.
The board authorized a member OF
it's personnel to Invoke the aid AMI
counsel of the department of jus
tice'' and to 60 over the property OF
the road in obtaining evidence frs,
hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

The Scholemlahen school celebrat-
ed Purim at the Y. M. II. A, Tues
day night. Many recitations. ana
songs were given by members of the
school. Among the entertainers
were Theodore Bitter, Gussie Ches-
hansky, Sally Katz, David Guttman,
Sophie Greenhouse and ]. Schulman.
Refreshments were served during
the evening
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Plan for Card Party

Violet .Rebekah Lodge met last
night in odd Fellows hall. Plans
were made to hold a card party in
the hall some time in the near
future. The regular business session
vas held after which a social time
followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Have NIasque Party

The Young Hadass0h were enter
tanned at a masque party, last night
at the home of Miss Mary Wilmer, in
Lewis street, for the purpose of cele-
brating Purim. Games. singing ana
dancing were enjoyed. Prizes were
awarded to Tillie Wedeen and Re
hecca GerZOsS,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Gives Party at woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, March 16-Mr
and Mrs. Charles w. Barnekov, Jr.
of Myrtle street. entertained a num-
Der of friends at their home recent
ly in honor of the third birthday
of their daughter Ann. The table
was decorated in a pink and greer
color scheme. LolIy pop dolls were
given as favors. Dainty ices and
cakes were served.
The guests included Lois Willsey
Jean Liddle. Marjorie Newcomer
Robert Disbrow, Harriet Short
Jane and Betty Copeland, Barbara
Martin, Evelyn Kreager and Olga
Barnekoy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Altar Guild TO Meet

The Altar Guild of ST. Peters
church will hold their regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
! n the parish house in Rector street.
Plans will be made to hold n food
sale. the date and place to be an
nounced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Legion News

NEW YORK. March 16:-Em-
ployment day will be celebrated by
the Legion next Monday. On this
day in every city, town and hamlet
iii the United States where there is
a veteran of the World War a con-
centrated effort to find work for the
iobIess veterans will be made. The
plan originated with the national
headquarters of the Legion and has
rapidly spread through the country.
y -
WASHINGTON. March 16:-Thc
Chamber of Commerce Of the Unit
ed States today called upon its mem
her organizations to cooperate with
the local posts of the American
Legion in a National Employment
Day, to he observed on March 20,
when a national campaign will be
launched to aid veterans out of work
or in distress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
OBITUARY
Mrs. Georgia Chahalcs.

Mrs. Georgia Chahales. thirty
eight years old. wife of Thomas
Chahales, of 445 Mechanic street,
died last night at her home. Sur
vived by her husband and eight chill
dren. The funeral will be held to-
morrow from the Russian Greek
Catholic church in Elizabeth street.
The interment will be in the Rus
;ian cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Worked For Purim Ball

Among those who helped TO make
1.-The Purim ball. held in Junior hah
Tuesday night a complete success,
were Mrs. II, Wilentz, Mrs. S. Wilmer
Mrs, Meyer Karkus. Mrs, NJ, Ep-
stein. Mrs. A, Censor and Mrs. /.
Berkow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
George S. Barnes

George S. Barnes. s~iXty-seVen
years old. a gate tender at the Mar
ket street crossing of the Central
railroad for a number of years. died
yesterday afternoon at the home Ii
his daughter. 275 Smith street. He
Is survived by several children. The
funeral services will be held Sun
lay at $3.50 o'clock from the home
OF his daughter. Rev. Wilbert
Westcott. pastor of Simpson Metho-
dist church. will ofhciate. The in
torment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
Caledonian Auxiliary to Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gale
DOMAIN club will meet tonight in Odd
Fellows hall, at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

The +. c. g. Club will meet at the
home of Miss Margaret Suhar in
Washington street tonight at >
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16
High School Sports

Candidates for outtield positions
will report today to Coach Waddell
There will be practice at the Raritan
Copper Works diamond for those gu
for infield> positions. Jim Patten.
Of this years cam, has al
nounced that he has succeeded IL
obtaining games from Newark
Ocean Grove and Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

Since there are no games for the
boys basketball varsity until TIL,
Trenton Jane, practice has beet
temporarily discontinued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

The last meeting of the Y. NJ. G.
A. boys wireless club will be held
next Monday night. The members
of this club have received sufficient
instruction to make their WI sets.
They will get together at intervals in
the future but will not meet weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

Members of the Hi-Y Club will
be given their last chance tonight
to return their self-analysis blanks
which have been distributed. in
preparation for the annual Find
YOURSELF effort which will start in
this city next week. The idea of
this campaign is to have the older
high school boys select a vocation
which is suitable,
Election of officers will be the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-16

The condition OF Walter Fl. War;,
general secretary of the local Y. NJ.
c. A., who was operated on for APP
pendicitis at the Homeopathic Hos
pital in Newark Monday, was re-
ported slightly improved this morn
ing. His, condition yesterday was
given as serious.
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Pronto Alivio para las Alec.
clones de la Piel =

SURE I'd. de Eczema, Herpes, Quema-
dura del Sol o de eualquiera otFa forms
de enfermedad de la piel que cause come
z6n E1tonces ell MU-COL-ei polvo
antiseptico agradable-sanativo-ie .darA
alivio. Disuelvase una cucharadita rasada
de MU-COL en- un vase Ge aqua y aplf.
quese las parties afectadas y Sc sentir4
prontamente aliviado. . :.
Los Doctores Ell todas parties recomien-
dan el MU-COL para todas las enferme-
dades de La piel, para ell Catarro, el NAL de
Garganta, las Quemaduras, las Heridas y
para la Hygiene Personel.
wConsiga I'd. hoy mismo un paquete do
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AmEnCAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
ER1xuaAHro

De Ioa sHeneo en V1gor Gosds
81 / de ARoSto De 1917, re-
v14A6a q Ads AECste. 1913.
WEAGr0MMa.
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ROGUE, reporter de Sports
LOS JUEGoS DEL DOMINGO EN-
SAN JUAN

Reridisimos, tai cual 10 profetizara-
mos, resultaron los juegos del domingo
que en- la Liga de la F5rada celebra-
ran las formidables novanas Humacao
Stars Colectiva, correspondence los
honores del triunfo al Colectiva EN- el
juego m2tinal con una anotacion de
6 4 Y en- ell segundo encuentro al
Humacao Stqrs con I'm score de g.
Ell JUEGo DE LIZ MANANA
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In prOnlinente abOga-
do reCOmierda IanI2C
deSpu6s de una pfue- L
ba COulpIela
AgradeCidO por Ia reStaua(i6n
a Ia saluli de Su poquera hi
ia, eI ST. LCdO. Pr0SperO Sdn
chez Guerrero haCe COrO3(r
al ElbiiCO los tetaIIes de su
aIivio.

Cuando personas tan conoci&3s, de
indudable integridad, presentan tales
testimonies en- los que Sc comprueba
dia dia la misma cosa, y en- que
cada uno corrobora Ell anterior, va no
iruede ponerse en- duaa la veraad ss
dichos asertos.
Una de las personals que ultimamen-
to han dado su testimonio relative a
Tanlac. la nueva medieina que essa
rroduciendo sorprendenSe resultados
en- Puerto Rico, Mexico. Cuba, y otros
ralses es ell Sr. Lcdo. Prospero Sanchez
Guerrero, prominente abogado como
cido propietario de terrenos petrolifa-
ros que vive en- la Gale Rinconada de
San Diego No. 10 Mexico D. F., y
crando personals tan honorables dan
un t2stimonio, no cabe va dlda de que
IL preparation es todo 10 que Sc ase.
gura de ella. Al discutir las propieda-
des de Tanlac, que ha producido resul-
tados tan sorprendentes en- ell case
de SUI hijita, de ocho amos de edad
e. Lcdo Sanchez Guerrero dijo:
''Varios miembros de mi famili7
ian tornado Tanlac, obteniendo los re-
sultados mas sorprendentes me CON-
/ plazco en- recomendarlo como una de
las mejores medicinas t6nicos que ha
ya yo conocido.
F'Mi hijita que apenas cuenta ocho
! sfios de edad. Fanny Sanchez Mora
Sc ha aliviado tcEto con el uso de tres
hotellas de TGnlac que estoy complSci-
~ y me Siento dispUesto a hacer todo
10 que este mi alcance para recomen
dar a todo3 los habitantes de Mexico
los meritos maravillosos de dicha me-
dicina.
''Mi hijita no tenia apetito y estaba
en- un estado de tai agotamiento y de
bilidad cue estaba muy palida. Des-
pues de haner tornado tres botellas de
Tanlac he Observable que ha aumen-
tado de peso de diez nueve vein
tidos kilos. Ahora tiene un apetito ex-
celente. I'm color muy bueno. Sc hs,lla
en- mucha mejor salud, en- todos senti-
dos. No puedo recomendar 10 sufciente
Tanlac. por 10 que ha hecho por mi
hijita y con gusto presento este tssti-
monio, para que 10 empleen para hacer
conocer otros que esta es una gran
medicinal.
Ell efecto de Tanlac sobre el est6-
mago delicado de los nifios es una de
las raTones de SUI tondad merito ex-
traordinario. Aunque es un poderoso re
constituyonte Tanlac no contiena ingre
dientes perjudiciales, minerales opia-
ceos, que tan a menudo Sc encuentran
en- otras mediciras. Compuasto como es
ia de las raiccs Y yerbas mas benef-
f1cas conocida5 la ciencia, es
solo vegstal y pueden tomarlo lns
nifios mas delicados, y no trastorna ri
perjudica ell est6mago mas d6bil de-
1cado.
Cuando I'd ha perdido ell apetito,
cuando Ia vista del alimanto lie causa
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tai BIA COMO HOY
10 DE ocTUBEE DE 1868
EN- LA DEMAJAGUA" Sc DA Ell
CRITIC DE INDEPENDENCIA

Esta fecha gloriosa y memorable On
los anales de la Independence de Gu
ba fu6 ell punto de partida y debe ser
recuerdo imperecedero en- los que sien
tan latir en- sus corazones ell fuego sa
graGo de la PatTia. A su conjuro acu-
dieron solicitos Y presurosos el afio 1e
1868 ell invicto y nunca sufcientemen-
te ponderado Carlos Manuel de Cespe-
dcs Y sus secuaces, al hist6rico pueblo
de Yara.
: En- la fnca la Demajagua" fue ell
lugar escogido para dar el grito de In
dspendencia.
La. conciencia del pueblo cubano que
eg digno viril, lie hizo adoptar La re
soluci6n de conquistar sus derechos
por medic 6e las armas, ESQ fue 10 qus
hizo Cuba en- la Demajagua, interpre
tando las aspiraciones de su pueblo.
A las IL meridiano 1legaron Jos SUI
blevados a la hacienda Palmas Atlas
donde Cespedes di6 libertad a sus es-
clavos a las de la noche de dicho
dia entraron en- Yara al grito de wi
va Cuba hbre! siendo sus nombres,
Francisco Vicente Manuel Anastasio
ee Aguilera, Esteban Estrada. Barto-
lone Maso Marques, Francisco Ma
Geo Osorio, Luis Y Pedro Figueredo Sis
neros Jaime Santiesteban, Francisco
Mufioz Rubalcaba, Angel Maestro. Juan
Ruz, Felix y Francisco Marcano, Ju-
lio Belisario Peralta Manuel de Je
sds Calvar (Tita), Juan Hall, Manuel
Codina. Tsaias y Rafael Maso. Eduardo
y Miguel Suastegui, Jose Rafael Ia
guirre, Manuel socarras Emiliano Gar
cia Pav6n, Emilio Tamayo, Aureho
Tornes, Bartolom6 Labrada. Enrique
C6spedes, Francisco Estrada C6spede5
Enrique del Castillo, Juan r. Polanco
Jose r. Cedeio, Francisco Causino, ia
vier y Pedro C6spedes. Rafael Tornes
Gsrcini, Ignacio Martinez Rogue Agus
tin valerino, Rafael Caimary y Villa Y
Jose Perez.
ALI Sc les uni6 Luis Marcano que a
la cabeza de 800 jinetes fueron a en-
grossr las f1las de los sublevados.
La bandera enarbolada no es la QUO
actualmente extienden sus balas acari-
ciada de las brisas tropicales; fue una
bandera hija del momento hist6rico,
formada por un cuadrado punz6 con
una estrella blanca de cinco puntas en-
ST. centro, cuya tela de raso procedia
de la muceta de Carlos Manuel de C6s
pedes, otro cuadrado. era blanco, de
una parte del vestido de novia de Ami
ta Quesada, esposa de Cespedes y la
parte inferior una faja azul celeste pro
cedente del manto de la Virgen de la
Carload que Anita de Quesada tsnfa co
locada en- una vitrina.
simultaneamente Calixto Garcia en-
union de Donate Marmol. de acuerdo
con Carlos Manuel de C6spedes, Sc su-
hlebava en- una finca en- las margenes
Gel Cantillo; ell 13 de octubre tom6
los poblados de Santa Rita de Baira
" Jiguani
Modesto Diaz Sc uni6 a los patriotas
en- Bayamo el dia 18 subsecuente. Ma
ximo Gomez Sc uni6 Jose Joaquin de
Palma en- ell D5til con ell grado de Sar
gento primero.
Asi comenzaron los movimientos re-
volucionarios de la guerra de 1868
cuyo primer encuentro con las fuerzas
espanolas tuvo lugar en- Yara ell IL de
octubre.
Estos son grandes rasgos los pre-
Iiminares de nuestra Independence.
Ricardo v. RoUSsET.
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De BASE GALL
GRANDIoso TRIUNFo DEL "PoN-
CE'' soBRE LAS "ESTRELLAS''
Ponce. octubre 8, 1922.

Ponce, octubre 8, 1922.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
La coronation de la reina Julia {
dominicana, result6 esplendida. Resul
tados juegos manana, 4 a A. Tarde triur
70 co,o.al Ponce carreras; Estrellae
cero. Covas, pitcher tarse, cargado pol
muchedumbra cslles. Entusiasmo indes
criptib,e.
ROGUE, reporter de Sports.
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ran las formidables novenas Humacao
Stars Colectiva. correspondence los
honores del triunfo al Colectiva en- el
juego m2tinal con una anotacion lie
6 4 en- Ell segundo encuentro al
Humacao Stars con I'm score de 5 a 8.
Ell JUEGo DE LIZ MANANA
Ante numeroso pdblico comenz6 Ell
juego de la ma1ana ESQ de las 1880
lanzando Rengal recibiendo Net por
Ell Colectiva, Moncho Santana por
Humacao. En- la primera entrada los
Crises Orientales nj tan siquiera pisaa
IL inicial. pues Rengel desde ell caj6n
viendo Yayo, priI8er hatcador de
los visitantes, un oportunisimo ponche,
Y los otros dos que siguan no sacan la
bola del diamante. El Colectiva va en-
tonces por su primer turno al bate:
Victoriano es out en- primera. Brown
toma Ia base por bolas, robandose la
sagunda; Guajsy roletea a Jallase, este
mofa y anota Brown, tomando Guata
Ia Segunda. Liborio, hit por tercera y
entra Guaja; Liborio Sc roba Ia segud
da. Valocidad roletea por tercera, esta
mofa y paSa Liborio tercera Y We
locidad a primera, pasando despue5 a
segunda. Hay dos carreras, dos hon.
hres en- bases un out. Ell zurdo da
Tin fly es out. Monchl2 da un So
berbio bastagazo por e1 Left Field. ell
cue es atrapado por este que hace una
magnifca cogida. 2 carreras, 1 hit.
En- la segunda entrada Humacao por
error del Zurdo Que iuega right fell
lcgra colocar un hombre en- primera,
el que por otros dos errores entrs a
home. hacienda asi la primera carre-
"a, En- este inning los de oriertev cam
bian de lanzador. Ratiran a Moncho
del box, cuya bo,a esta siendo castiga-
Ga bastante, ertra Camar6n
Ell iuego sigue /. a favor del
Colectiva, hasta ell s2xto inning. e.
cue por orrores tsmbi6n Humacao hace
gu sogunda carrera igualendo ell juego
Estan a 2.
FL saxto nara Ell Colectiva v e' sen
ti,no rar8 Hrmanao sc van cn blanco.
En- ell s6ptimo inning, estando Colecti,
(Continha en- la pag. 81
nauseas, cuando sufre de eructos agra
ras del est6mago y gases, cuando sufre
del est6mago, higado ri1ones. cuando
Sc siente fatigc6o despreocupado 2
su cerebro Sc rehusa de trabajar, EN-
TONCES I'D. NECEsITA TANLAC
Millones de personals 10 han usado en-
easossemejaute al de I'd. han encon
trado nueva salud y gozado de los pla
ceres de la vida, por medic de Tanlac.
Viaje. via RUTA TANLAC de nuevo
hacia la salud.
TANLAC Sc vende en- todas las dro-
guerias y farmacias. Advt.
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Siinstreis

Juhiino sUtinal week OF January
rsUee, rssnn;, with favorltes Of today rep.
Lemmeihss Ministries OF the past John
and tbn y. new local skit. "The Cop
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B,rlesgue

WoI,'o. WoI,'o-InEGomedies OF 1922" with
show IN mtlht'sfns, ths n. Who Is presenting the
PWsEyiet, THE Signal" in which MisS
xirhISs xihIsms Is supported by Edward
iHiiDy' Salyato, zlto and Phlnv Rut.
s ps9s, dayish diayish sets, Including tho I'M
2ROGI n Hna Fn,G Of the Worid,''
with NJ "0--Ime liz Speedway Girls"
t,tnnseuse, NJ special aJdsd otsraro StSa'ro
ana ana Melody Trio, singers, dancers
Gu instrumentalists, ansther Scnture
SIiSIvv headed headed by Roy Hamilton and
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n. Y. DEMOCRATS
KICK HEARST OUT
AND VOTE DAMP
Hearst Cause Smothered and His
Name Kissed
AL SMITH FOR GOVERNOR
Named DR.. Royal S. Copeland
For Senator and Geo. Lunn
For Lieut.. Governor

Syracuse, Sept. 20. Alfred T.. Smith
Of New York and George Il. Lunn OF
Schenectady were tonight chosen by
the Democratic state convention as
their standard bearers at the NoVem.
Der election. Their nomination for gov.
ernor and lleutenant-goyernor re-
spectiyely was unanimous.
The withdrawal OF the name of
William r. Hearst as candidate dur
ing the afternoon smothered out the
only issue that threatened to pre-.
c.pitate a conflict in the convention,
and the slate prepared by the state
leaders went through without a hitch
at the closing session Of the conyen.
ton tonigh.
The completi ticket folows:-
Governor Alfred h. Smith OF New
York.
Lieutenant Governor George r.
Lunn of Schenectady.
Secretary Of Stata-James A. Ham.
ilton of Blonx
Attorneygeneral- Carl Sherman of
Buffalo.
Controller-Jame3 W. Fleming Of
Troy.
State treasurer X. Shuler
of Lyons
State engineer Dwight La Du Of
Albany.
United States senator DR.. Royal S.
Copeland of New York.
Tho onlv Jfco,vJ,p, not, 80 a.,
session at which nominations were
made was sounded when Senator
Paten OF Queens referred to the pre-
convention Smith.Hearst fight He
declared that his delegation would
have voted for Hearst ii the publish.
rs name had not been withdrawn.
The mention OF Hearst's name brought
Kisses from floor and gallery but the
demonstration lasted only few sec.
0nd
Dr. Royal Samuel Copeland Of New
York nominated for United States
senator, is a member Of the cabinet
OF Mayor John + Hylan of New
York who led the Hearst forces at
the convention Mayor Hylan left for
New York this afternoon after an
nouncement was made of the with.
drawal OF Hearsts name
The platform adopted included the
following plank -
Recognition that the interpret1
tlon of the 18th amendment to the
federal constitution expressed in the
XDlefa1d MOT har rnuuIsal a. NTH,
spread contempt and violation of the
law in illegal traffic in liquors and
in official corruption we insist upon
Congress enactug such modification
of the Vo.stcad act as shall legalize
subject to he approval OF the state
Of New York, the of beer and
Eight wines under such careful re-
strictnos as were imposed by the
law passed in New York in 1920"