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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03

Lind.ey w. Camp. prominent Marietta
attorney announces his candidacy for
the office of representative to the state
legislature in this issue of The TIMES
Mr.. Camps announcement does not
come as a surprise as 1t has been per
sistently rumored for some time thar
he would be a candidate for this Office
in the fall primary.
Mr.. Camp is not new in county po!i.
tics and four years ago he ran on the
ticket with John S. Wood as assistant
solicitor general Of the Blue Ridge cir.
cult and Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Camp were
swept into office by "a large majority.
Since that time Mr. Camp saw fit 10 re.
sign from that office to resume the prae.
tice of law in Marietta Last summer
at the death Of Herbert Clay at that
time member of the house of repre-.
sentatives, he entered the race 10 suc.
coed him and was defeated bv a small
vote. Mr. Camp has resided in Marlet
ia his entire life and has a host OF rela.
tiVes and friends throu ghout the conn.
oois and is graduate Of the University
~. He was educated at the Local sch.
of Georgia. He served as journal c.erk
in the house of representatives for sew
eral years and was at one time a can.
didate for clerk of the house. He has
many sGong friends in political circles
throughout the state.
Mr.. Camp served as 1st lieutenant in
the 325th infantry 82nd division during
the world war and acquitted himself
well and earned the merited praise OF
his commanding officers and enlisted
men.
he was recently named captain Of the
newly organized company In the state
National Guard which Is formed of Ma.
rietta boys.
His friends in Marietta and Cobb
county predict his election by a large
majority in the September primary
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
COUNTYLINE
CHURCHPLANS
HOME COMING
Revival Services To Begin July
II And Continue One Week
Public Invited

Revival services Will begin at County
Line Methodist Church July q and con.
unue a week. The Third Quarterly
Conference OF the Acworth Charge win
be held at County Line Aug. 2. which
will be Saturday before the First Sun
day in August. We want to make this
great Home Coming day Please lei
all the County Line folks and all those
who have any interest in County Line
come and enjoy the day. Rev 8, II.
England viii preach and we are expect.
Ing a great day Of Spiritual refreshing
u. c. HOLLAND. Pastor.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
METHODIST PHILATHEA
CLASS TO MEET

The Phllathea Glass OF the First
Methodist Church wi hold its regu ar
monthly business and social meeting on
Tuesday. July /. at 4 o'clock. at the
home OF Mrs Fred Burton. on Church
Street.
The class viii observe the first Sun.
day in July as a rally or homecoming
az the regular Sunday School hour. and
every member. past OF present. Is urged
10 DE- present TO enjoy the special fea.
lures Of the day.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
COBB EsMER FREED
ON DRY LAW CHARGE

s. NJ Pittman. OF Cobb County, was
arraigned before United States Commits.
sioner W. Colquit: Carter Monday
morning on a charge OF violating the
national prohibition act. Commissioners
Carter dismissed the case. The case
had been continued 30 that Mr.. Pittman
might Do necessary farm work.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03

vice president Of the national conven.
ton. ii. II. Dean, Of Gainesville, mem.
Der of the rules and order of business
committee of the convention; Pleasant
A. Stovall, of savannah. member of the
convention credentials committee; New
ton Morris, of Marietta, member of he
convention committee on resolutions
and platform; Mrs z. V. Peterson, OF
Atlanta member Of the committee to
notify the candidate for president OF
his nomination, ami DR.. George L.
Paulk, Of Alapaha. member Of the vice
presidents notification committee.
Judge Morris lost several pounds dur
ing the trip. by reason of the fact that
he kept drilling the delegation in sing
ing "McAdoo Was Born in Dear Old
Georgia" between bites in the dining
room
jim Democrat, with his high plug
hat and gayly bedecked coat. won the
admiration and attention Of everybody
especially the New York press.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
KC q MILITARY
CAPANYS QUOTA
NEARLY. FIJI LED
Capt. Camp States h4 d el
II Men Have Beer fu terd E
In-Officd ApRil ed

The local militia Um vi known
as Company IM1P2h ny with
COMPLETED its 4 rg1nizatio and weekly
drill will be efi on bach Monday
nigh
r. company Tas mustered in with
six pne men I'D ten more men have
ApeV sinqe muster Capt Camp states
al ubw near peace strengt Ind
tn few more enlistme4 y<will
be ACCEPTED. Those wishing 70 joR,
wi Communicate with Capt. sopM
Other officers of the COMP in.
sLde David J. Morris. 1st Sgt; IF ry
A. Adams. Wallace A. Boatner, v 1f
Morris. Jesse ]. Northcutt. PauI%
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tents announced by
included A. G. Eos.
7. Lindsey. of Rome,
-dt, of Atlanta, as
he Georgia delega.
Imilton. of Augusta,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03

charge Of the actual construction.
Built with attractive brick faced with
white Georgia marble; the interior fin.
ished in mahogany and white marble.
the new home ranks favorably with
banking institutions in even larger
towns. Spacious counters. writing
desks and consultation rooms. bull, for
the convenience Of their customers con.
tribute thsi' part in adj ne 10 the beau
~ OF th9 interior .h Ie rear OF the
building IA the directors room and up,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03

R ]. HANCOCK, WHO WAS UNA
ntmously elected president of the
Marietta Chamber of Commerce at
meeting of the directors held Tues.
day night.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
Fa' lsfNE
YMe Into ThNSeFHom

st is thu book keeping and account.
in Repaz tent.
pace with all methods to in.
sy s8tety, the new bank will be equip.
n with an eighteen inch reinforced
Eel and concrete vault. The door to
mis- vault weighs nearly twelve thous.
and pounds and is said to be burglar
proof. torch, drill and fire proof. This
is one Of the largest vault doors in north
Georgia.
Declare Dividend
AT a meeting of the board Of directors
q semi.annual dividend of per cent
was declared, payable July LIST. The to-
tai resources in the past twelve months
are highly satisfactory. showing a gain
of more than $780, 900. This brings the
total up to well over the half million
mark
The officers OF the Merchants ant
Farmers bank are: +. r. Hunt. presi
dent: J. D. Corn. vice president. and w
Z. schnlfng. cashier. The directors
consist Of A. v. Cortelyou. ]. f. Dobbs
8. Grower. @ r. Hagood. r A. HIN
M. d. Hodges. z. II. Hunt. A. A. Irwin
w. d. Manley. q. r Reynolds. w. E
schllling. X. 8. wililnEham.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03

exclusively a
The archit,
Atlanta, who
termed ii all
modern ban
inmate incd
In many 9th
Gable. popul;
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-03
SINGING CONVENTION TO Be HELD
AT KENNESAW MT. ON JULY nth
ANNUAL AFFAIR
, TOBE ATTENDED
BY LARGE CROWD
Fully Five Thousand Folks Elk
pected At Annual Cobb
County Sunday School
Singing Convention

The Cobb County sunday School Con.
vention will be held at Kennesaw Noun
tain on July 4th, instead OF at the
Court house as has been the custom
heretofore. The Kennesaw Mountain
Battlefields Association has rendered to
the ALI Day singers the free use of its
property and is planning extra enter
tainment for the guests who are so for-
tunate to attend this event. Ed G owe
and his assistants together with sam
Hudd.eston expressed their appreciation
to the Association for the use of their
property as they realize that more roo n
will be available to adequately care for
the huge crowds that attend this annual
affair. 1t was also pointed out that it
will give hundreds of visitors an oppork
tunity of seeing the actual work that
progressing on the Kennesaw Mountain
road and the development of the pArk
which will be completed by cary IA
Attending this great singing con en-
ton, will be practically every sing& in
Cobb County and adjoiningA cou1 les.
Leaders of renown will tax their IN
ing forks in hand and it is RecteS to
make the foothills of KEN M un-
tain ring and reverberate pod
old Gospel singing sung a bb
County people the
Assisting in he "a pr
will be the ia Ious quar- the .
gia Railway nd Electric pany
other equally as famous lea
AS is the u Gstom for event
q basket d.nnerwll be served der thel
trees at twelve O'Clock. The singing
will commence promptly at 1873 A. M.
MIR. Montgomery of the q ca. Colo
Company, has donated to the daughters
of the Confederacy free of charge suf-
ficient coca-cola to supply the immense
crowd during the entire day. The
Frank E Block Company is giving
$500 worth of crackers and candies to
be sold at the regular price; the pro-
ceeds to go to the Daughters of Con-
federacy. The Marietta Cigar Faet2e
has donated large number Of ke1
saw Smoker Cigars for the Vknt
These sales will he handled in i've
booths by the Daughters of tn ca ed
eracy and the emit pds red zed in
be used as the j ia md TO the p
servation tower Which ill be built
the summit of ennesa Mount in asa
memorial to se herd in g Fy that
laid down ii lives ~ stony
slopes during great FAR
John A. Nd Rlf. Direq Manager
of the Kennesa Rattlefi Id Association,
will be in chat arrangements
Vim. Tate Hollah sident OF the AS
ISOLATION and N. Kemper Smith, Secre'
tary, will also be present with delega'
ton of the Daughters of the Confeder'
acv to greet the visitors
]. r. Rose, Collector of Intel nal Rev
nues and other distinguished &c ,rgianV
will make short addresseM
!. !. !. !. ]. !. !
1t is estimated thq fiY pul
and people will be p Sc pr 4 AeVOA
and much interess
among the Cob Gnt1 ger DAt
so the singer adjoin er tory
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
LAS vAQUERIAS QUE SURTEN De
LECHE A SAN JUAN

Ell Departamento de Sanidad es-
ia practicando una inspection minucio-
sa de todas las vaquerias que surten
de leche San Juan.
Carlos A. del Rosario v Felix velez
Lamela, del personal de inspection de
alimentos, visitaron aver diez vague
rias en- los can1pos de Bayamon y Quay
nabo, solamente dos de elias las
encontraron en- condolences higlenicas
aceptables. Las otras ocho Sc halian
en- pesimo estado de limpieza y apa-
riencia.
Los duehos de estas iiltimas seran no.
tificados para que corrijan Immediate
mente las deficiencies sanitarias obser-
vadas, porque de no hacerlo asi los
inspectores del Departamento evitaran,
por todos los medios posibles que fea
puesta la venta para ell consume publ
CO leche obtenida en- tan malas cond1-
clones de hygiene, no importa que este
alimento no este adulterado con aqua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
. X A It's
Para Honbres v Muieres

81 I'D. SURE de NeryiOsidad
ReumatismO, Dyspepsia, Insomnia,
Neuralgia, Lunbago. Circulation po-
bre de la sangre, Dolores en- los RI
fones y espalda, MaIestar en- ell hi
gado, Falta de yigOr otra dolencia
cualquiera debido a FALTA DE VI
TALIDAD debe pedir inmediatamen-
te el FOLLETO GRATIS que descri-
be nuestrOs maravillOsOs CINTURO-
MES ELECTRICOS s.El dador de
Salud", cientificamente construidos.
La electricidad que generan estos
CinturOnes curara las dolencias que
sienta I'd. en- cualquier parte del
cuerpO; el Cintur6n lie proporcionarS
la 0pOrtunidad de reorganizar su or
ganismo, devolviendole su natural vi
gor y haciendole fuerte capaz de
desempeiiar sus funciOnes sin ning1n
entOrpecimiento. LA ELECTRICI-
DAD ES VIDA; sus resultados GU
rativOs son maravillosOs " ell pOder
Sc siente instantaneamente.
Pida en- seguida el folIeto, no le
cuesta NADIA; basta escribir una postal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
(cont.nuaci6n de la pag. ID

Athletics: Guilfuchi rolin al short
y por passed bah va a segunda (Fi-
gueroa ocupa Ell box en- lugar de
Sijo). Beitia plancha y coge la pri-
mera adelantando Gulfuchi terce-
ra. Parpetti hit, entrando Guilfuchi
y Beitia dandole la victoria a los
Atletas, entire los aplausos de sus
numerosos simpatizadores.
Hora: 1:15 P. M.
Home-runss Gacho y Mateo.
Anotacion por entradas:
RIBOSCH O02 oil 202 g
S. J. ATH. 600 0l0 332--9
Manana publicaremos la resena del
juego de la tarde.
Feliciano PARES, Jr.
(Bambino).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
FELIC1TAND0 AL DOCTOR CAYE-
TANo COLL Y TosTE PoR sU BE-
LLISIMo LIBRo LEYENDAS
PORToRRI0UENASD

Rio Piedras, P. R., IL de mayo 1924.
Hon. cayetano Coll y Toste,
villa Los Pinos
Santurce, P. r..
Respectable sefior:
Despues de haber leido estudiado
su bellisimo lbro, Leyendas Puerto
rriquefas'' la clase R 8 de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico, bajo la dl-
recci6n del Sr. Antonio Pedreira na
decidido unanimemente, congratularlo
por tan exquisitps trabjos.
Tiene por objeto, la presente dar a
I'd. las mas expresivas gracfas nor Ell
mucho delete al par de las muchas e
inagotables ensehanzas que nos han pro
porcionado 'sus bellas leyendas puerto
rriQuei1as.. Afirmamos haber leido muy
pocas veces selecciones literarias que
igualen la belleza del estilo, que adap-
ten escenas paisajes bellos como apa-
recen en- su obra.
Estimado en- 10 mucho que vale su
preciosa collection de leyendas. reitera-
mos una vez mas, nuestros vctos de
simpatia al ilustrc historiader de Puer-
to Rico
Por Clase R 8.
Ana Ma. MARCIAL,
fDrac;d dentaN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
GUTIERREZ soBREsALE

ciertamente que Landgraff tiene
gran afici6n los latinos. La tempo
rada pasada un cubano, Estrada, fue
Ell jugador espectacular de los Duques
y La labor de este muchacho pudo ser
bien apreciada por nosotros. Este afio
Joaquin Gutierrez es Ell fombre del dia
en- Allentown y su record es sorpren-
dente. No pasa juego sin que Cutie
rrez Sc anote dos mas hits, volando
sobre las bases sacando partido
la mas pequeiia oportunidad que Sc pre-
senta. Basta decir que Lennox abali-
don6 la tercera base para entregarla
al cubano y Sc necesita jugar pelota
para desplazar a ssold Boy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
BASE BALL EN- oRIENTE.
Los UMPIREs

Fieles nnestro proposito, hemos de
seguir escribiendo acerca de una de
las equivocaciones mas grandes de la
Comision Basebolera, los umpires. He
mos notado que han nombrado umpires
que no debian de nombrar y que no
han seleccionado umpires que debian
de seleccionar para Ilenar esa impor-
tante posicion. Hemos notado ciertas
irregularidades en- la actuacion de va
rios umpires, y no digo este por aban-
derizarme cierto team, -sino porqne
varios umpires han demostrado no ser
aptos para ese puesto.
Ell domingo pasado en- Humacao, ell
umpire Brown cometi6 varios errores,
varias equivocaciones. En- contra del
san, Juan, un hombre, Gamiz, entro
safe home y Brown 10 declare out. LIN
contra del Humacao, juicy, del San
Juan fue out en- home, visto clara
mento por todos los fans, y fue decla-
rado safe. Esta decision hizo que ell
pueblo de Humacao Sc indignara jus
tamente contra Brown, v a no ser por
la actividad de la poicia. 81 Sc quiere
evitar estos des6rdenes, fuerza es NOM
brar umpires que sepan verdaderamen-
te 10 que van hacer. que no Sc
dejen llevar por favoritismos nj por
apasionamientos.
En- Ell juego de la mafiana Brown
cometi6 una equivocaci0n, no de juicio,
sino de iga. Un hombre en- segunda,
Ell bateador recibe tres bolas, a la Guar
ia bola lanzada por Ell pitcher el CORE
dor emprende vertiginosa carrera hacia
tercera. AL llegar safe a aquella base,
Ell umpire 10 manda a segunda, alegan-
do que Ell bateador habia recibido la
base por bolas. La liga, en- uno de sus
'Knotty Problems :, dice que en- este
case al corredor lie pertenece la terce-
ra. Y Brown decide contra la Iga y
contra todo. Ahora bien, me diran que
esa liga es la del 1922. Pero yo con-
testo que los Knotty Problems no tie
nen NADIA que yer con las reglas. pues
81 no Sc dice ESQ en- la del "a es por-
que los Knotty Problems no Sc re-
piten en- las igas de los venideros
oGoc .;v. o,,a ,,o,,o,, ,.,,oxyoc ,,rOl,1au,oc
Ahora bien, en- las ligas del % y "a
no Sc ha dicho NADIA sobre ell particu-
lar, este quiere decir que 10 que dice
la iga del % todavia esta en- pie
Ahora bien ipor que Sc dijo en- una
de las reuniones de la Comision que
los umpires de determinada ciudad no
pneden actuar como tales en- los juegos
donde toma. parte la novena que re-
presenta esa ciudad? ESQ yo 10 pre-
gunto. porque Sc ha dado ell case que
jugando la novena San Juan han SER
vido umpires de San Juan. Y mi me
consta que la Comisi6n no estaba con-
forme con este.
Hay otro punto Ell caballero Andra-
des esta sirviendo de umpire Official
cuando no sabe leer nj escribir ingles,
y por 10 tanto, no puede leer la liga,
y cuando este en- un aprieto 5como va
a sostener sus decisiones?
Sc deben nombrar mas umpires. Am
estan Juncos y Morales, dos umpires
conscientes imparciales. iPor que no
Sc les nombra?
La Comisi6n debe resolver este i'm
portante problema. en- bien del deporte
en- general v para que el campeonato
pueda llevarse cabo con todo exito.
Hasta la otra.
Bob MEUSEL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
DEPORT|VAS De FL MUNDO'

pitchers de manera sorprendente sino
que esta hacienda 10 que lie toca con
el tolete en- la mano. Segln Ell ultimo
periodico estaba bateando $50 que no
es ningun mango.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
Sc vende

yin solar de 800 metros cuadra-
dos, frente al sitio donde des-
emboca la carretera de Mira
mar, parada 261a.
Tiene una casa de cemen-
to y un garage con capacidad
para nueye automobiles.
Infornes: Luis Gar6falo. Te-
lefono 885 negro, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
RRLLANTE RECORD DEL CLUB
ALLENTOWN Is TRIUNFOs
Y i DERRoTA.--


club Allentown en- los E. y. durante
esta temporada vienen confirmar ca
da vez mas el progreso del baseball ma
two va que todos los clubs locales pu-
dieron derrotar dicha novena ell
PONCE pudo ganarle la serie con seis
triunfos contra dos un empate. Ill
ALLENTOWN no esta compuesto por
los mislncs jugadores que trajo a Puer-
to Rico a exception de Papsin, Dell,
Kniesel y Lennox pero este no quiere
decir que la anterior combination fue-
ra fioja. Hasta la fecha Ell club ha
tenido trece triunfos sufriendo una
so'a derrota.
LENNOx BATEA: .old Boy Len
mex cuya labor al bate en- Puerto Rico
fu6 mas que admirada por los fans
hizo una de las suyas en- el juego cele-
brado entire Ell Allentown y Ell Cata-
sauqua. stell, short stop de los duques
di6 un hit en- Ell tercer inning y Deig-
han, primera base fu6 safe por error,
escogiendo Lennox esta situaci6n opor-
tuna para batear UNI home run sobre
la cerca de center que tuvo gran efec-
to en- Ell juego toda vez que Ell score
final fue Ell siguiente.
CATASAUGUA o1o 600 ooo1
ALLENTOWN oSo 100 0Ox--4
Los BROOKLYN ROYAL GIANTS
DERROTADOS Todos recordamos a
los Giants que nos trajera EzeQuier
Rosario en- aQuella memorable temper =.
da cuando SO reunieron len Puerto Ri
CO tres clubs cubanos con ell america
no cuando tuvimos ell gusto de yer
jugar al incompatible LUQUE, a To-
rriente, Fernandez Y otras estre-
Has cubanas. Los Royal Giants ;
trajeron Cannon Ball Redding, ain
hoy considerable como ell mejor pitcher
de color en- ell mundo fue NADIA me-
nos con Redding en- ell box que los
Duques de Allentown obtuvieron una
decision de / en- el juego celebrado
Ell IS de mayo Duffy fue Ell pitcher
de Landgraff Ell score final fu6 Ell
siguiente:
Royal Giants 900 600 O00-0
Allentown 600 100 00x--1
PAPsIN Sc ANoTA UN TRIUNFo
La opinion de los fanaticos bori-
cuas en- cranto Papsin no es muy
alta. Es verdad que "'Scrap Iron"
venia precedido de La fama de haber
derrotado los Yankees pero a la ver-
dad POGO SO invent6 aqui pues tinica-
mente pitch6 un juego de a 2 contra
Mayagiiez y uno de 5 a contra Pom
ce. Pero era que Pap no Sc encontra-
ba en- grandes condolences para jugar,
v el becho de que fuera retenido por
Landgraff pesar de haber dado Ell
release a los demas players justifcan
que era un buen player. En- un juego
contra Bethlehem Papsin sali6 triun-
fante por un score de 2. ponchan-
do bateadores, permitiendo solamen-
te Shifts. 81 score:
Bethlehem OO1 100 000-2
AlIentawn onn ION 1l1y-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
cUzMAN EN- TuRNo

Lo dnico que deseamos es que prom
to podamos escribir de nuestro compa-
triota Willie como escribimos hoy de
estos cubanos.
BoRIcUA. !. q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
"Evite las infecciOnes del este.
mago tOmando siempre
PASTHLO"
FLORES NATURALEs

IQuire usted copseguir Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y Otrof
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturales
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. (Stop
90. Martin Pefia) sera atendido poi
- aafinra TSAR pARST ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-06
LA ULTIMA cREAcIoN

Neloj pulserm para damas. Gaia de
ere bianco enckapado de14 K, con hermo-
soc grabadoss corona de zafirc; cinta ese-
mn euixa do 6 rubies; muy fina de gran
precisi6n. Viene en- un hsrmcsc estuehe
con fore de terciopelo. propio para nm re-
Kalo.
Precio de cada uno incluyendo franquoo,
Dagadero CO. D. .solaments S7.40
GRATIS 81 I'd. ordena hoy rismo, Ie ens
viaremos gratis, juntc CON eI reloj, una boni-
q cadena de orc enchapado con un die,
para eoIEarla I'll cueilo.
Garantizamos sstisfacci6n dsvolvs-
mes el dinero.
BRILLIANT TRADING CO.
ea FULTON ST. NEW YoRk. n
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HABLE INGLES EN- Is MTNUTOS

mospoc dpod
IN poc
THE INSTITUTE 12s EAST
The Washington times., 1924-07-18
HlAJAcKERs MISS LIQUOR
AND BEA1. Up FARMER

PERTH AMB0Y,. N. j., July is.
- Daniel waning, tWenty-eight
years old, farmer living 5n the
outskirts Of Keyp6rt, Is in critical
condition at the hospital with a
bullet through his mouth ana neck,
result Of an attack BY alleged .'hl.
jackers" at midnight when they
failed to find an expected cache
Of liquor on his premises. Nathan
Cohen. 81 this city, is nursing
bruises after bad beating admin
istered by the "hisjackers" at the
same time.
According Is the tp6ilee, boot.
leggers OF Keyp6rt are accustomed
TO renting nearby farmers, barns To
store liquor. It Is their belief the
'hi-jackers' suspected the presence
,of such 3 cache on WAliihg'S farm.
After Visiting the farm with q
truck about iiidnight and finding
no liquor they discovered waiting
asleep in his automobile In i
shed, Where hs was awaiting the
arrival Of Cohen with whom lie
had an appointment, The iihl.
jackers" ordered Watlihg to but
up his hands. Instead he shouted
and was fired Upon. Just then
Cohen arrived, was KIDNAPPED BY
the 'hi-jackers," beaten up and
left OH the road two miles from
KsypBrt. Later they returned ana
searched the house, which is Kept
BY Walling's fn0ther.iii.taW.
The Washington times., 1924-07-18
CONFERS
WITH PARTY
LEADERS
Brennan and Taggart Assure
Neminee Of support Of
Their States
By DAVID SENFNER,
f6fefHsfiSKai NSWe seaviSk.

NEW York, July ls.-In the
hope Of adding final touches 10 the
campaign machinery before depart.
ing tonight FOR d vacation III Maine.
John w. Davis, democratic Presi-
DENTAL nominee, on his return to
the city t6day from Locust valley.
plunged into another BUSY day Of
conferences.
Motoring in fr6m Long fsiahd
early. with French Str0thefs, editor
Of worlds Work, the NOMINEES ar.
rived at the home 81 Frank L.
Polk, to find Glen Shaver. West
Yifgtiian. believed slated Tor the
ehaiffnAhShip Of the Democratic ma.
nonal committee, ana Tom Taesaft,
Indiana Democratic leader. WAITING
for him. The three immediately
entered into 4 tw9-h6tif conference
and were joined shortly ~ 9eorge
=. Brennan, party 1eadeF from
Illinois.
On. leaving this conference, Bren.
nan told reporters that he had as.
stifed the nominee that Illinois was
for him: TaggAft STOKE in the
same vein In behalf Of Indiana.
BRENNAN added that campaign
headquarters very likely would be
established in New York, With d
branch office in Chicago He Is re.
ttrning to Chicago t6in6Fr6W. Tar
CART also. will depart tonight 6f TO.
morrow For st. Louis. Shaver ex-
poets to 30 to Washington tonight