The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-01
FR|E NDS RUINED
CHANGES OF
SMITH
Van Loon BIalaes Ilssga.
paper Tor Policy y
Ing McAdoo So Bitterly

ANopSSAButS 1N1efe ~ IL IN ~
walsh Eyndicate.l
NEW YORK JliIy Il Hotel rocr3u
prcyids u with Gideon Hlbles But
not with encyc lopediaa. xIl -
It very dlffcult to add : pEsll
quotations t0 our daily iclsg.
memory Is not ! reliable 5n
after eight days Of Iiterr Ed
labor ana I hate ID blanli
upon poor WIN shalAspeaS tfn
Moses e. Daniel are e fault bF
vice vet1a.
Neverkhe1ess ana III ding
/ have 30 repeat q sentences which
has come down 70 lis fffiil the
early middle ages ana which q ae
good today as II was when firnt
uttered. II Il 4 HkEIe pEaye asking
the good Lord to- deliver Sels from
our friends. Governor Smith might
wei repeat II. Those who desired
his nomination have done him an
III service by their eagerness. IN.
less / am much mistaken they have
completely spoiled his chances ~
an overdose Of zeal.
Paper Made MiStaIre
One of the candidates, MI. Nc.
Adoo. has already expressed himself
about certain New York paper,
which went IS Tar 4, is devotion "a
Governor Smith that it went too
tar Iii It's venom against the III
called candidate of the KAN. AT
the same time Il seemed to many
Of MS that Mr.. McAdoo had been
wiser Il he had refrained from ~.
pressing himself upon the subject.
To-day, i believe that most ueWspa.
per men feel that the paper ii
question dished It's own candidate
when II started upon campaign 0f
venom against man who 1t one
time or other. has rendered signal
services to the country Of which
he hopes to become the. President:
It Is the old, old: error of the East
land New York in PARTICULAR hsIiev.
Ing itself to be the spolS snaam az
the feelings OF the entire nation.
Lieutenant Vaughan could fl9
from New York to San Tranci6co
In one day. But there really a 4
very vast tract Of land betweell
the Ambrose Nghtship ana the seais
who beg Tor scraps Of meat from
the patrons, Of the cliff house. That
enormous territory Is inhabited bv
honest folk who have opinions 81
their own and who are BY no
means dumb when It comes to Civ.
Ing vent to their Annoyance about
this or that 81; the: other thing.
Reel Slightly InsuIfs6
These good people dS feel snno,.
Cd one aiinost might say thek
tel sslighfly insnited. Theyy cams
- New York and Is the yDtnd.
cratic convention 10 gIs and 1aIk nna
ldeliberate and decide upon cerxaia
measures which seemed ) goo4 u
theln They have habit 81 iri.
dependence inherited fnofn 4 their
lploAeering ancestors who were "a.
lcuetonneds TO act tor tii3lnselves.
They often may be under f1ls Il.
Thence Of specific econOnif6 Stnsid-
lerationas and they are NOT fnfrs.
Iquently partial to very de6iaed ~.
ltgtone preferences and <CHrlkfoIir
That, however, is their good rirhf
we may not approve Of their 0piri-
We may even regret that thev
90 not 20 things the way We as
hut this H. 81 free. country. They
lean believe and assume ana aur.
mise whateXer pIeases them, and Il
y none Of our business These dele.
lgates feel that an attempt has bee1
made to brOWbeat them into Ger.
ain decisions against their own
good judgment. TneE resent flliI
ana they resent It bitterly. ThSv
Iare ordinary human beings. at,a
they do what ordinary human -.
ings usually, do under such cIrclIu.
stances.
Many Against Khan.
Many Of them wers AGAINST liz
Khan. But when they were toI6
that they must be against Gre wIan
or write their names down - r,nr,sI
weddings and despicable citfzane
they said damn OF words to thaf
effect tomitted here 81 the -.
quest OF the censor) and thew vofed
In favor OF people for whom fhev
felt no sympathy rather thai
obey the dictates OF that aetron1.
lis which with many ~ fhelr
neighbors they regarded INC
childhood with q great deaf 81
suspicion.
There - an island somewhere
In the Arctic sea called Jan Mavelf.
It II uninhabited and has "a
newspapers and no radio.
I beg to- suggest II az an iileah
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