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AZ 1-2; creamery extras a.; extra
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BURGLAR A ~GENrLEMAN-

HULL, Eng.-"He was a perfect
gentleman" said Miss Ethel Gordon
Of John Mason. whom she caught rob-
bing her home.
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Corn. No. 2 mixed i.o6 Ia; No. .
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Oats Ne. 2 white 65G6s; No. 5
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KANSAS CITY. July I7.-H9-
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Evening star., 1928-10-18
DANIELS ASSA|LS
"ROTTEN" REGIME
Former Navy Secretary Gives
II Reasons Why He Is
Supporting Smith.

DS tile RSSOCld"a" FNTeSS.
ATLANTA, Ca, October 18--At-
tacking wat he charged was reign
of rotte' mess in Washington" jose
phus Daniels, former Secretary of the
Navy, told an Atlanta audience last
night that one reason he was support
ing Gov. Alfred E. Smith for President
was because the need at Washing
ton is for chief executive who will
unhorse privilege and restore eqaul
rights to all"
Mr. Daniels drew forth tumultuous
applause as he set forth II reasons
why he said he was supporting Gov
Smith and the Democratic national
ticket The audience cheered as he as
sailed Herbert Hoover. Republican cam
didate for President. for never saying a
word" Daniels charged, about the Tea
pot Dome oil lease.
Hoover knew what was going on or
he did not-that much is certain" he
said, adding: IF he knew about it he
isn't fit. and If he didn't he isn't fit"
Among the reasons advanced by Dan
iels for his support of Gov. Smith /
listed his ability as an executive. his
stand on waterpower policy, his inter-
est IN agricultural prosperity, his ap-
proval of the World Court and the
governors honest and clear" admins
tration of New York State affairs.
Daniels said he was opposed to
every word and sentence in Smiths
declaration on the eighteenth amend
ment." but that he supported the NOM
inee because the governor, If elected,
would be 'powerless to carry out his
announced program" of modification.
Mr.. Daniels left for Birmingham after
the address, where he is to speak to-
night.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
ROBINSON CARRIES
FIGHT TO WYOMING
Vice Presidential Candidate
Assumes Offensive in
Doubtful States.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EN- ROUTE WITH SENATOR ROB-
INSON TO CHEYENNE, Wyo., Octo-
ber Ex-senator Joseph T. Robinson to-
dav began a 12-day offensive in terri
tory where both parties are fighting Tor
the electoral votes that may weigh the
scale in favor of either Smith or Hoover
November 6.
For a full week the Democratic vice
presidential nominee has visited states
in which the Democrats consider they
have only a fighting chance, but from
now on he devotes himself to cam
naign which he hopes will put a num-
Der of Middle Western States definitely
into the Democratic column.
Heading away from Utah and the
far West, the Senator's first attack
will be in Wyoming. He speaks at
Cheyenne tonight and in Casper to-
morrow night Then he moves into
Nebraska, the home State OF Repub-
lican Senator Norris, whose name
Robinson frequently has inveighed TO
emphasize Democratic campaign argu-
mcnts.
Plan of Itinerary.
Before election day he will have
visited nearly all the States of the
Middle West in which the Democrats
claim a good chance for victory. After
Nebraska the nominee goes into Iowa,
North and South Dakota, Minnesota,
Illinois and Indiana.
An entirely new type of campaign
will be waged by Gov. Smiths running
mate in these States Out West the
Senator travelled through country
which Smith will not be able to visit
and he therefore undertook the task
of selling Al Smith to this section.
But from now on, Senator Robinson
will be in territory much of which the
head of the ticket has passed through
and the Job of the second man will be
/ 10 strike extensively against the Re-
| publican farm relief views and the
claim of that party to prosperity under
| the Coolidge administration.
| Although States which Senator Rob-
inson visited in the far West have
been in the habit of voting Republican
in national elections, the vice presiden-
tial nominee leaves them declaring
| himself "astonshed' with the senti-
ment he believes to be running through
| that section.
| Finds Smith Sentiment.
| He heads into the Middle West con-
! NlnCGO lIldb lflSIc Ia dIl uII~
dercurrent of Smith sentiment in the
| far West, the extent of which has not
been wholly appreciated heretofore. On
the basis of these observations, Sem
ator Robinson is looking forward even
more hopefully to his visits in the
| corn and wheat belts where the Hoover
organization met opposition before the
Kansas City convention.
One of the incidental tasks under
! taken by the nominee in large part
Of tao area he visited in the West was
10 give support to the reelection OF a
number of Democratic Senators. In
| Nevada Senator Pittman seeks re-
election, as does Senator Dill in Wash
ington, Senator King in Utah and
Senator Kendrick in Wyoming. In each
speech the nominee made in the home
States of these Senators he asked for
their reelection.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
CURTIS TO STRIKE
NEW JERSEY BLOW
Speaks Tonight at Camden
and Tomorrow at
Trenton.


WILMINGTON, Del. October 1s.-
Two days of campaigning in New Jersey
faced Senator Curtis, the Republican
vice presidential nominee, as he rested
here today from his "stumping" pro-
gram, which has led him through more
than half the States of the United
States.
Late this afternoon he sets out again
and tonight he speaks in Camden. N. j.,
in his first appearance in New Jersey.
A tour of New Jersey awaits him to-
morrow, and at the end of the trail
in Trenton tomorrow night he will talk
over Nationwide radio hookup.
In speaking here last night. Senator
Curtis passed the halfway mark in his
tour of the States. Delaware is the
twenty-fifth State visited since he went
campaigning upon formal notification of
his nomination last August in Kansas.
The Senator reverted in his address
here to his plea for continuation of the
Republican administration upon its
record of the last seven years" He
stated that income taxes had been cut
four times the public debt reduced by
$1,000 100000 and the cost of running
the Government pared down from
$1,000 100000 in 1920 to $4,000 600, 900
in 1923.
He also took some shots at Gov.
Smith, saying that the Democratic cam
didate lis changing his mind and his
position so often it is hard to keep up
with him" He said this applied to the
position of the governor on the tariff
and he dismissed with a wave of the
arms the proposal of the Democratic
nominee to take tariff "out of politics
and turn is over to a commission
After the meeting last night Senator
Curtis went to the residence here of
r. r. M. Carpenter and he remained
there overnight. Today's layover here
gave him an opportunity for some re-
taxation in preparation for the busy
concluding days of the campaign. Late
this afternoon he Journeys to PhiIadel-
phia. At 4:30 pm. reception is
planned for him at the Broad Street
Station there. and then he will cross
the Delaware River for his Camden
speech.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
HOTEL MEMS SUPPORT
SOUGHT FOR HOOVER
Hight Organizes Drive in Every
State Under Auspices of
National Group.

To secure the active support of every
hotel man in the United States for the
Republican presidential ticket, Frank S
Hight, managing director of the Will
lard Hotel has organized drive in
every State in the Union under the
auspices of the National Hotel Mems
League.
Announcement of this Nation wide ef-
fort was made today following the for
NAL notification of Mr. Hight that he
has been appointed national director OF
the Hoover-Curtis Hotel Mems League
by Nathan w. McChcsney director OF
the Hoover Curtis Organization Bureau
connected with the Chicago headquar-
ters of the Republican national COM
nittee.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
BORAH WILL SPEAK
FOR TENNESSEEANS
Idaho Senator Ends Tour for
Hoover in North
Carolina.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press
WITH SENATOR BORAH EN-
ROUTE TO CHATTANOOGA Tenn
! october 18.-Having laid down bar
| rage of three campaign speeches in
| support of Herbert Hoover's presidential
candidacy in the solid South" States
of Virginia and North Carolina. Sena-
tor William E. Borah of Idaho today
entered the political border State of
| Tennessee to deliver an appeal to its
voters at Chattanooga.
Arriving at the Tennessee City in
the late forenoon. Senator Borah will
deliver tonight his address, the only
one of this trip listed for Tennessee, at
the Soldiers and Sailors Auditorium.
| His speech will be broadcast over a
four station radio hook-up which will
carry his words over Tennessee and into
sections of adjacent States.
The Idaho Senator was to be well
coined upon his arrival by delegation
of Hoover supporters, headed by Paul
J. KreuSi Republican State chairman.
and Immediately taken by group Of
party leaders for luncheon on top of
Lookout Mountain, the scene of famous
Civil War battles. At the auditorium
tonight the Senator will be introduced
by George Fort Milton. editor of the
William G. McAdoo's campaign in 1924
for the Democratic presidential nomina-
ton.
Lauds Hoover War Record.
Senator Borah ended his campaign
in North Carolina last night with
an address at Charlotte. He covered a
wide range of the issues OF the cam
paign. defending Hoover's war food ad-
;1tr in wi
farm prices and assailing Gov. Smiths
! announcements on prohibition and i'm
migration.
The Senator made an appeal in his
speech to the voters of North Carolina
and other States to cast their ballots
in the coming presidential election on
the basis of their convictions and not
upon the ground of party loyalty. He
declared that IAN effort was being made
in North Carolina to persuade the vot-
ers not to vote as they wanted to-"
Declaring that the Tarheel State was
on 1.-The verge of great industrial era"
the Senator said that the policies of the
Republican presidential nominee would
be beneficial to North Cardinals future
development.
Audience Is Responsive.
"I am talking to you people" he add
ed, while faces are turned toward the
dawn and not the setting sun and l
await with utmost complacency the re-
ports which will come from here on
election day. am confident that Her
bert Hoover will be elected on that day
by an overwhelming majority
At times during his speech the audi
ence reached a high pitch of enthu-
siasm and shouted back replies to utter
ances by the Senator Borah declared: !:
do you want Tammany Hall moved
from New York to Washington, the re-
peal of the prohibition amendment and
the letting down of the immigration
bars through the election of Gov.
Smith?" In reply to each statement ms
listeners roared mol" When Borah
asked If North Carolina believed in
Hoover's policies. from all parts of the
auditorium came cries of Yes" and
Hoover"
Evening star., 1928-10-18
CHICAGO TO ENTERTAIN
SMITHS TWO DAUGHTERS
Their Husbands Will Join Them
Tomorrow for Trip Back to
Albany With Governor.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, october 18.-Entertaining
husbands and being entertained at in
Vulnerable teas, luncheons, receptions
and general welcomes will occupy the
entire attention of Gov. Smiths two
daughters in Chicago during the two
days they will spend there with their
campaigning father.
Mrs. John A. Warner, the elder, and
Mrs. Francis J. Quillinan, bride of
four months, who is experiencing her
first lengthy separation from her hus-
band, made the momentous announce
ment yesterday that their respective
spouses were expected to join the party
some time tomorrow in Chicago and
accompany them back to Albany when
the governor returns Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
SHEPPARD ASSAILS DRY RECORD
OF G. O. P, LAUDS SMITP's oTAND
Author of 18th Amendment Hits 'Nulli-
hcation' of Republicans; Democratic
Candidate Bound to Enforce the Laws.

that turned the tide to Hoover at the
Kansas City Republican national con-
rention was the announcement in his
behalf Of Ware of Pennsylvania. head
and font of the Philadelphia wet ma
chine.
Furthermore. to refuse Gov. Smith
your support because of his personal
views on prohibition after that law has
been written into the Constitution of
the country and after Smith promised
to enforce the law as long as it re-
manned a law, is to take position sub
versive to the welfare of the country.
ITO refuse him your support on ac-
count of his religion is to follow a
course absolutely foreign to the spirit
of America"
Senator Sheppard said he believed as
Democrat he could do more for all
the benef1cent measures that might be
proposed and for prohibition by remain
ing with my party than by desertinc
it and going elsewhere.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
INCONSISTENCY CHARGED
IN ROBINSON ADDRESS
Idaho G. o. P. Chairman CHALLENGES
Personal Attack Made on
Senator Borah.

BY the Associated Press
BOISE, Idaho. October 18-John
McMurray. Republican State chairman
last night said that Senator Joe r.
Robinson, Democratic vice presidential
nominee, had revealed himself as in
consistent" in his personal attack on
Senator William E. Borah here Tuesday
night.
The Democratic candidate had
charged Borah with inconsistency In
his support of Herbert Hoover in the
present campaign after having criticized
the Secretary of Commerce on the floor
of the Senate
State Chairman McMurray explained
that Senator Borah had never chal-
lenged the personal integrity of Hoover
but had honestly disputed with him the
advisability of appropriating one hum
dred million dollars to assist In feeding
Europe after the war
Evening star., 1928-10-18

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. october 1s.-Sena-
tor Morris Sheppard. Democrat, of
Texas author of the eighteenth amend
ment. assailed what he termed "the lax
enforcement of the prohibition laws by
the Republicans" in Smith campaign
address here last night.
The record of the Republican party
is more a record of notification than
the position assumed by Gov. Smith,
he said. Smith is bound by the party
plank to enforce the laws"
Discussing opposition to Gov. Smith
because of his association with Tam
many Hall Senator Sheppard said:
Il hold no brief for Tammany Hail.
but l am sure of this: There are
among its members men as upright and
patriotic as any in the United States.
ITO those who condemn the Tam
many aid of Gov. Smith. I commend
consideration of the fact that the thing
Evening star., 1928-10-18
Do You Know How to
VOTE BY MAIL?

washingtonians who hope to vote
by, mail. this year, but who are
doubtful concerning the laws of their
home States on the subject, may re-
ceive the necessary information by
directing inquiries to The Evening
star, as follows: Voting Information,
care News department. Evening Star.
The questions and answers will be
published each day.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
TWO OVERCOME BY GAS.

Two colored employees of the Potomac
Electric Power Co, John Williams, 40
years, 1443 P street, and Robert Payne
81 years. 943 Rhode Island avenue, were
treated at Emergency Hospital yester-
day afternoon for Illuminating gas
poisoning, after having come in contact
with a service line of the Georgetown
Gas Light Co. while excavating in front
of 3246 S street. They we're not danger
~as.v affected @ the gas
Evening star., 1928-10-18
MRS. SANGER FOR HOOVER
Declares Nominee Has Right View
of Child Life.

NEW YORK, October 18 OP).-Mrs.
Margaret Sanger. leader of the birth
control movement, in a statement is
sued through the Women's National
Committee for Hoover, yesterday said
Mr.. Hoover's regard for child life had
won her support for his candidacy
He has the biggest vision of the
future OF the Nation of any man in
public life today" Mrs. Sanger said.
Most politicians go in for externals,
but Mr.. Hoover has his interest en-
bedded in fundamentals. He will be the
first man to enter the White House who
has the right perspective of the goal
this country"
Evening star., 1928-10-18
MURPHREE ENTERS RACE.

Ready for Gubernatorial Contest in
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss. October Is LP-
Dennis Murphree, former Governor of
Mississippi, has tossed his hat into the
gubernatorial ring.
He announced last night that he had
definitely made up his mind to enter
the race in 1881. and promised to
bring the State back to a safe and
sound economical and financial basis"
Evening star., 1928-10-18
SHIPPING BOARD CHl--F
LAUDS HOOVER IN SPEECH
Declares Over Radio That G.. o. P.
Candidate Is Capable of Main
tanning "National Prosperity"
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 18.-T. v.
OConnor. chairman of the United
States Shipping Board, asserted last
night in a radio address that Herbert
Hoover, who helped so much to create
national prosperity" would be more
likely to succeed in maintaining it than
any other presidential candidate.
Asserting that he had been a member
OF labor organizations practically all his
life, Mr.. O'Connor said: Il know what
I'm talking about when say that labor
as whole has never been more con-
tented and more fully employed than
now"
Evening star., 1928-10-18
ROOSEVELT ATTACKS
RELIGIOUS BIGOTRY
OPENS Campaign for New York
Governorship With Plea to
Eradicate Ignorance.

BY the Associated Press.
BINGHAMTON. N. Y, october 1S.-
Franklin D. Roosevelt. opening his cam
paign as Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, last night made vigorous attack
against religious bigotry and intolerance
which he said prevailed in widespread
sections of the Nation.
The condition exists In New York
Evening star., 1928-10-18
BabeRuth, on Radio,
Will Make Appeal
For Smith Support

By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 18-George
Herman Ruth-the Babe himself
Will make campaign plea for sup
port for the Democratic national
ticket tomorrow night, speaking over
station WIZ and Nationwide net
work from 1890 to IL pm. Demo-
cratic headquarters announced.
John w. Davis will share the
period with the home run expert
Evening star., 1928-10-18
Bows to Study Journalism.

The first of a series of classes in
newspaper work and journalism for
members of the Boys Club of Washing
ton will be held tonight at o'clock, it
is ANNOUNCED. The classes will be con-
,.Scted two nights each week by F.
~Iinz. Visits to the local newspapers
.&.. s.ei,l2 planned. l.
Evening star., 1928-10-18

state, he said. although not to as grf, /.
IN extent as 1t does in the South, where
ile asserted he saw circulars so unit
for publication that the people v'it
wrote them and paid for them ought
not to be put in Jail. but put on a
ship and sent away from the United
States"
In the South and West. Mr.. Roosevelt
said. he had met persons who had de-
clared they had never read and didn't
care about the sixth amendment to the
Constitution-the one guaranteeing re-
ligious liberty throughout the Nation" T"
Mr.. Roosevelt said he spoke from
the point of view of one who wants to
eradicate ignorance. and ignorance is al
the bottom of it all. And let whom
that cap fits put it on"
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Evening star., 1928-10-18
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