davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-10-07

a bout the Presidents veto which
killed the McNary- Haugen farm re-
lief bill as those in other states are
said to feel?"
Their general sentiment IL. II
seems to me-" Gov. Donah"E declared
that the plan embodied in that
meas asure may or may not have work :
cd out. hut they think 1t was entitled
To n chance. They are not at all sure
II would have proved workable.
After n few twirls of his pencil.
Gov. Donahey added
"You know we would have mighty
little progressive legislation on our
statute books to promote human wet
fare If we listened to those VIII" said
Il ought not he passed because II
would not work. Do YOU remember
now they said Woodrow Wilson =
lrgiSlattVe recommended lions were not
practical and would not work nut :
DO you remember what they said
would happen IL his Federal Reserve
banking bill became n law
Refers 10 Mine Troubles.
but Il IL not the farmers OF ohio
who are in greatest distress, Coy,
Donahev added I'VE have unem .
plovment IN this state. The situation
in our coal mines is a very nnsatis
factory and. to me. very unhappy
one. There is quarrel ther" between
miners and operators which IN C"hs~
ing unemployment and distress.
Sooner or later our Nationa Gov
ernmeut must realize that there is a
great vital problem involved in the
fuel supply Of our country. We
must formulate p policy. We must
face facts. We must have the
courage 10 do what is right and what
is fair"
C,pvrisht 1877 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.
Tomorrow interview will be Win
Senator Bruce of Maryland
Evening star., 1927-10-07

hts release Federal troops were re.
porfed sent from Tepic to attack the
ha ndits
From Beaumont. Tex. came the an
nntlncament that the Standard Oil Co.
If New York had ordered withdra wal
of all producing and refining equip
tnent at TampicO, Mexico. r. w.
Gross of the Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
in charge Of the operation, said that
the order was the result OF the Mexi-
can export tax, which, added to trans
portation costs. made the Tampico ac-
tivities unproftable.
Officials declared the order had
nothing to do with the revolution and
that an Office force would he main
tained ut Tampico tn look after stand.
ard oil properties there.
Evening star., 1927-10-07

anything at all about Ohio will tell
YOU is the everlasting tluth.'
GOV. Don4hey paused.
Ignores National Politics.
"That must not be misconstrued
as an opinion by me on national pol
iticS" he said. Il am not interested
in national politics. My job is 10 he
Governor of Ohio. II | can do that well
| have enough To do. | am not de
luding myself with any ambitions be-
Nond being as good "A governor as |
know how
There are As governors and | am
lust one. I'm trying to he as good Il
governor as God gives ne talent to
he That is all there is To il as far
as I'm concerned. If tried to repre-
sent myself in any other light | would
he deCeiNinG You, deCeiving myself,
trying to practice deceit on the good
people who may read what YOU have
TO say about our talk here today"
'Rut it is Your opinion that in SO
far a. Ohio is concerned. the position
on prohibition OF a candidate for any
ma lor public office is of Importance. il
respective of whatever stand a party
platform might take?'
You can put it down without
equiNocat ZION that / most certainly say
that"
Evening star., 1927-10-07
Ohio Overwhelmingly Dry.

"And Ohio is dry"''
"Ohio is overwhelmingly dry" the
governor declared.
Are the people of Ohio intereste ed
in politics or in political discussions?"
THE people of Ohio are interested
in the three most important things
in life--food. clothing and shelter"
Are they satisfied with their
present share Of those things"
"A great many Of them are not, 4"
Coy. Donahev said. for the very
good reason that they are not getting
them. Prosperity" Oh yes, we have
prosperity in some things in Ohio.
We lack anything like it in MANY
other phases affecting large numbers
Of our people.
do YOU mean your farmers?" was
a natural question.
Our Ohio farmers are not the
one crop farmers you find in many
other States"
Then they do not feel az keenly
Evening star., 1927-10-07
Industrial Group to Meet.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 The star.
POTOMAC. Va. October THE
Potomac Industrial Association will
meet in the auditorium OF the Tow n
Hall tonight at 8 O'Clock. Several i'm
nortant business matters viii be pre-
sented before the members.
Evening star., 1927-10-07
FEDERAIS CLAIM UPPER HAND.
Expect TO Force Gomez and Armada
Into Battle Soon.

MEXICO CITY, October : R).--Ma
ueuvers by federal commanders TO
force rebel troops under Gems. Arnulfo
Gomez and Hector Almada into battle
positions were continuing today, the
presidential bureau announced.
The rebels were hidden in and
around the slopes Of large hill near
perote. i'm the state of Vera Cruz,
with the federals in the valleys on
either side. The government troops.
in two columns. led by Gems. Jesus
Evening star., 1927-10-07
University Dean Robbed.

Miss Anna l.. Rose. dean OF women
st George Washington University, re-
ported to police that her office at the
university was entered late yesterday
and a tan pocketbook containing st5
CT nj
Evening star., 1927-10-07
Armada Joins With Gomez.

Meanwhile unofficial reports from
Vera Cruz stated Gen. Hector Armada,
leader of the Mexico City mutineers.
has joined forces with Gomez. The
Almad Gomez forces were Variousiy
estimated al from 1000 to 1000.
Advices received at FL Paso and at
Nogales, Sonora, across the border
from here. said Almada had taken
part of the troops from the original
position at Perote to advance on the
city OF Vera Cruz. Gomez was re-
ported en- route to the ranch FL
Evening star., 1927-10-07
VIC" DONAHEY DRY IN POLITICS,
BUT LISTENS AND SAYS LITTLE
Ohio's Democratic 3d. Term
Governor Reticent on 1928
National Issues.
Speaks Only for Own State
in Saying Prohibition Is
Prominent Factor.
BY ROBERT BARRY.

Ohio'S Democratic thlrdterm GOV
ernor refuses to talk national politics
pay in and day out his friends carry
10 his desk clippings revealing his
growing importance as figure IN ma
tional politics. He is doomed by
some as possible presidential nomi
nee next year. lie is mentioned :re
oInntlv as potential running mate
Of GOV "Al' Smith.
Ills ability to win in ONO While
Democratic senatorial candidates 'ali
bv the wavside prompts an IneNitahie
suggestion that he run for the senate
Vic" Donahey is ShreWd enough to
listen much and say little.
COY. Donahey is dry. lie Is dry IN
politics He is drier personality
is the wet and dry issue 10 he a
factor in the national politics of the
Democrats next year," he was asked.
Il haven't the slightest idea, he
repliCd promptly.
would il he a factor IN ONO.
"\ov YOU are on my own ground.
the governor said. II can talk with
Won about Ohio. | cannot talk WIN
YOU about what people in other states
ara thinking or doing. | VIII NOT
attNmpt to do So. Ii ! did. | would be
talking about something which is none
Of my official concern and none OF my
business. Does that sound strange
to Nou""
Evening star., 1927-10-07

Arsenic has been found in all the
organs Of the human body. and it
seems to increase in amount with the
age Of the individual
Evening star., 1927-10-07

Continued from First PaSeo
which rebels previously were reported
active.
Nicolas Fernando, veteran rebel
leader, was reported at the head OF
200 we'll equipped mounted troopers
in northern Chihuahua. Gems. |epeda
and Ricaud were announced as leaders
of large rebel bands in San Luis
P0toSi
Gems. Humberto Barros, Mier and
Teran We're said to nave organized
outlaw bands in CuernaNaca with the
battle cry, Down with the re.elec-
tioniStS."
Evening star., 1927-10-07
Winding Ones Own Business.

"On the contrary, his interviewer
replied, the candor is rather refresh
ing.
ITO fear God and mind your own
business is good rule to follow, ana
it won't get YOU into much trouble.
the governor said.
He reached for a pencil on his desk
as he smiled.
But what of Ohio on the wet and
dry issue
1T is always factor the governor
answered without the slightest hesl-
tation 1T has been an issue in our
politics for many years. 1t is today.
1t bobs up in every campaign. 1t
sways many, many people. Is he Wet
or is he dry are inevitable questions
in Ohio"
Suppose the Democratic party. or
the Republican party, for that matter.
declared in national convention next
year for law enforcement or against
modification of the Nolstead act and
the eighteenth amendment and then
nominated a man who was regarded
as wet?"
The people of Ohio would inquire
Is he wet or dry Make no mistake
about that. I do not wish to appear
10 he discussing national politics or
presidential possibilities. l am stat
ing a fact which any one who knows
Evening star., 1927-10-07
American Reported Held.

The Herald niso wns advised that
Charles Thomas. American in charge
of the f,Speran2a mine at Rosa Mo.
ra1a. In the bandit infested state Of
Navnrit was held for ransom by "El
l'iIIACo." notorious rohber Chieftain
The bandits demanded 5000 p"4os for
Evening star., 1927-10-07

Triunfo. closely pursued ny two
columns of Federal soldiers
| Another version Of the rHusn ~ The
outbreak Cnne from San Autoni". Fey
where Amilrar Trhtella. rnr,peenta-
tive Of tomeT. Issued n statement
denying Gomez was heading reVolu.
ton. lie termed thn trouble y tarrn-
ist plot to retnove tens. Serraun and
Come ns presidential candidates.
Xnutclla declared tho trouble started
September 40 when several opponents
Of bhr"gnn were kidnapped and taken
to turtna VHca. rapital uf tho state
pf Morclns. He also charged that
Gen. Tranriacn SctrHun. vino rnrent1v
was executed with several Of his SUP.
lurters. WAS made prisoner 1T his
hacienda aud Tint he was not leading
tch"l troops ut that time
Tho san Antonio nSpres4 quoted
Enrique H,"ccda. former Mexirnn
colonel to the effect that letters he
received from Mexico citv indicated
Grn. l,uE"uio MARTINEZ. commander Of
th" Me viro city garrison. was hurried
Ia the United States 10 prevent inter.
ference with the execution Of Ser.
Evening star., 1927-10-07
MEXICAN FEDERALS
SHOOT BROTHER OF
FORMER PRESIDENT

Continued from First Pageo
Evening star., 1927-10-07

anything at all about Ohio Will tell
YOU i the everlasting tluth.
COY. Don4hey paused.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-02-19
FLORENCE LETTER.

FLORENCE, S. c., Feb. 16-Mr.
Grant Douglass who died IN 0ta IAN
ford Conn. February 6. 1927 was
hurled at Society Hill recently.
II creates wholesome Thoughts III
one's mind when the next door
neiebbor rings the dinner bell LOUD
and long We think they calcula.e
that if assistance is needed. IL Will
be gladly given. Mics
L. w. Harvey, of the CITY graueu
school were kindly remempereo on
St. Valentines Day.
Miss l.. w. Harvey received
letter from a pupil whom she taugnC
last wear that her new teacher tnls
wear so far is not quite so dear W
her as Miss Harvey was last session.
News was received last Monday
evening that Charley Paul had oeen
accidentally killed.
Mr.. John Miller. clerk of Trinity
Baptist Church is rendering valuable
service to his church and at tne
same time principal of the graoeo
school at Pleasant Grove Darlington
County.
Mr.. E. B. Webster, Jr. finds TO
have a gilt edge recommendation
from the Governor of Michigan Is
no burden for one to have IN Ne"
York City. but an asset.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Garry
after spending quite one month here
at home visiting relatives and
friends, returned to New York their
present home via Winston Salem:
For more than Is years our friend,
Mr.. Garry has been chef cook OF the
Delaware and Hudson R. f. GO.
Mr.. Sylvester Jenkins. superinten
dent of the Sunday School of Trinity
Baptist Church asked the members
of the church to crowd the churcn
on Sunday evenings as well as at
the morning service and at nlgnr
they complied with the request
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-02-19
SUBSTANTIAL PRIZES FOk KEtR j COMPOSE Is
Rodman Wanamaker Offers $1,000 for Musicians OF The
COored Race

Philadelphia, February Especial
Correspondence - Mr.. Rodman
Wanamaker has made public an Of
fer of one thousand dollars in cash
prizes to composers of the colored
race, this offer being made through
the Robert Curtis Ogden Associa-
ton, composed OF the colored en-
ployes of the John Wanamaker
Store, Philadelphia. This is an
organization formed for the educa-
tional, social and musical develop
ment of it's members, as we'll as for
the colored race within it's sphere
of influence. The National Asso-
citation of Negro Musicians is CO.
operating.
Mr.. Wanamaker has divided his
offer into five groups of five prizes
each. In each group the first prize
is $500; the second, $50; the third,
$25; the fourth, SIS, and the fifth,
$40, thus making twenty-five
prizes.
The types of composition speci-
fled by Mr.. Wanamaler are as fol-
lows:
IA Hymn of Freedom. This
number to be a four or more part
chorus, either a cap'ella, that is,
without accompaniment, or with
accompaniment for orchestra or
piano.
PA Love Song. This may be a
song for any voice, soprano, tenor,
contralto, baritone or bass (but
only for one solo voice.. The ac-
compartment may be for piano or
orchestra. Or the composition may
be purely instrumental one for
orchestra or for solo instrument.
ga Lullabye. This number
may be in the form of a spiritual,
either an old tune with new har-
nomination or an original compost
ton. But the form and character
of lullabye must be maintained.
1t may be, as in No. 2, vocal or in
strumental.
"A rhythmical step, to be en-
titled "Prestidigitation." A jig,
dance or scherzo in any form for
piano, band or orchestra.
5-Melodies and Motifs of Syn
chronous Effects. that is, two or
more melodies, either old ones or
original, or both, worked together
at the same time in the compost
ton: theme or melody with vari-
atoms or Celebrations in free form.
Rules of the Contest
The conditions under which man.
uscripts may be entered in the con-
test are as follows:
1-Manuscripts must be plainly
marked on the outside Of the en-
velope as well as on the manu-
script itself, with the classification
for which they are intended.
2-Manuscripts must be legibly
written in ink and preferably
printed music paper should be
used.
3-An assumed name must be
written clearly upon the manu-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-02-19

script but the real name or address
of the composer mast NOT appear
on the manuscript.
4-The real name and the adj
dress CT the composer must be
plainly written on card enclosed
in a sealed envelope. The outside
of this envelope must contain the
assumed name which appears on
the manuscript, and no other writ
ing whatever. THIS sealed enve-
lope mast accompany the mama
script Gnd not be sent separately.
5-The employment Of the Negro
musical idiom melodicaLy, rhyth-
mically ard ECONOMICALLY will
largely influence the judges in de-
termining the winning compost
tons, although quality of musical
thought and workmanship will be
the first consideration. The Negro
idiom is preferable but not neces-
sary. /
6-The &ontcst is limited to
Negro composers Of American citi-
zenship. A composer may enter as
many compositions as ne wishes in
each class.
7-Contestants are urged to
keep an extra copy of the submit
ted compositions. Manuscripts will
be returned only upon request and
when the necessary amount of
postage is enclosed in the sealed
envelope with the real name and
address of the contestant. Every
possible means will be used to safe
guard the manuscripts but the Rob-
ert Curtis Ogden Association as
sumes no responsibility for lost
manuscripts.
S-The copyright of the success
full manuscripts of each class shall
remain the property of the Robert
Curtis Ogden Association for six
months after the award shall have
been made, at the close of which
time the copyright and all other
rights in these compositions shall
revert to the composers. The or
iginal manuscripts of the winning
compositions shall, at the option of
the Robert Curtis Ogden Associa-
ton, remain the permanent prop
erty of said association for filing
in it's archives, this, however, not
interfering in any manner with the
rights of the compositions revert
ing to the composers at the expira-
ton of six months, or sooner, at
the option of the association.
9-The rights of public perform
ance of the winning numbers shall
be vested in the Robert Curtis Og-
den Association for the period Of
three months.
l0-An compositions Submitted
| in the contest must be In the hands
Of the Robert Curtis Ogden Asso-
citation not later than June I, 1927.
Address
Robert Curtis Ogden Associa-
ton, the John Wanamaker Store,
phi1adelnhia Penna.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-02-19
WANTED-A WIFE.

I want to get in communication
with a person of good reputation,
not less than so years Of age, who
owns a small farm or ranch. 1 am
SO years of age, feet, 10 inches
tall. weigh IT'S pounds. Am of the
Catholic faith and am farmer by
trade. have no means, but am with
a good reputation and am OF an
agreeable disposition. have no
children, but will marry the right
party. Write TO J. B. B., P. o. B
Is, Cameron, Milan County, Texas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-02-19
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

am trying hard to locate some
of my people. I do not remember
nv mother, but I do remember my
father John Smith. I am told that
he died in Richmond, Va. in 1914
I think Mr.. Price buried him. My
mothers name before her marriage
was Mary Garnett. She had
brother by the name of Robert IN
Washington D. c., who taught
dancing school. I had two brothers
Oscar and Delaware Smith. Address
]. CLIFFORD SMITH,
230S Magazine Street,
Louisville. Kentucky.
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HILLS Cascara-BrOmide- ouinine

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THAT BABY YOU'VE
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Mrs. Burton Advise Women ON
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YOUTHFUL AGENTS WANTED.

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standard by becoming independent
individually. Be your own boss and
earn a liberal commission. Write to
MRS. MARY DAVIS, 104 West 5Srd
Street, New York City.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-10
1O7 PARDON HEARINGS
Is Local Cases Up Before Board Is
Abolished BY New Law.

One hundred and seven cases are
listed for hearing at the final session
Of the Indiana Pardon Board. The
board is to be abolished as soon as
the acts Of the seventy-fifth general
assembly are published and their
work will be carried on by the
trustees of the various penal insti-
tutions, cooperating with the
Governor.
-Four prisoners serving life-terms
for murder are on the list, three Of
whose cases have been heard before.
The new murder case up for first
hearing before the board is that of
Leon Cole, convicted in the Porter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-10
Circuit Court on November 26, 1921
Fifteen Marion County cases are
scheduled for hearing.
DIR. GOOD is SPEAKER

DR.. Irby j. Good, president of In
diana Central College. will be the
speaker at the weekly fellowship
dinner of the Northwood Christian
Church. Central Aye. and Forty
Sixth ST., tonight. DIR. Good will
speak on THE Relation of the
Church to Christian Education
The dinner is sponsored by the
mems Bible class of the church.
More than one billion dollars was
spent on roads in the United States
during the past year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-10

A thief who robbed the dyeing and
cleaning establishment of Rollin H.
Cindiff, at Peru, only took a pair OF
trousers and a necktie.