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Evening star., 1928-06-10
MINNESOTA FARMER
BODIES NON-PARTlSAN
Three Parties Join In Attack on
Hoover and Veto of
McNary Bill.

Special Dispatch To The star.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Junne e.
The march on Kansas City" campaign
OF the farm organizations In Mime
sofa Is frankly non-partisan. AT dis
trict meetings To organize the protest
against the McNAry- Haugen bill veto
and against the nomination of Herbert
Hoover, speakers and participants have
been men OF all parties. Republicans
who are preparing for the contingency
OF Mr., Hoover's nomination and prepar-
Ing to support him. make quite a point
or the active part Democrats and
Farmer-Lahor leaders take In the pro-
test movement.
Intensity OF the feeling shown against
Hoover Is making some impression,
however and the Iowden delegates who
leave for Kansas City today declare that
they cannot believe Hoover will be
nominated In the face of such wide-
spread protests. The delegates have
been hnmharded with letters and lltera-
ture from every section OF the country
attacking Mr., Hoover on every COM
eeiyable ground,
While they have little real hope Of a
Lowden nomination, the delegates who
form the majority OF the Minnesota
delegation think some way will be
found to head OF Hoover, and some
Of them now think the convention win
stampede Ia President Coolidge. Veto
or no veto. the anti.Hoover men In
this States are more ready 10 accent
Coolidge than Hoover, and some az
them are ell ready 10 Join In the
stampede II II starts
CHARLES y, CHENEY.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
CREACER CAPTURES
CONTROL OF TEXAS
Wurzbach-L -LittIeton Faction
Routed in Contest Over
Kansas City Seats.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


AUSTIN, Tex, June 9.-Completp
rout Of the Wur2bach-L -Littleton faction
Texas Republicans in their contest for
the Texas seats before the Republican
national committee this week, though
forcSeen, has been the biggest step In
years toward demoralizing opposition
to National Committeeman r B.
Creager and the regular" all-white
Republican machine in Texas. II
leaves Creager the unquestioned boss
OF party affairs in Texas.
Seeing Democratic differences. threat
ening conteSting delegations from the
pro-Smith forces and boiling of the
ultra-dry Tom Love forces, which grew
out OF the State convention dominated
by Gov. Dan Moody and his dry but
untnstructed' campaign organization,
have subsidized. There will be no con-
testing pro-Smith delegation at Hous-
ton, and the Democrats Of Texas, on
the whole, will support the Houston
nominee. Texas nominating votes
will be cast for Jesse H. Jones of
Houston, Democratic national treas
urer, who will be put in nomination by
Gov. Moody,
Texas delegates have not vet COM
mltted themselves to a national chair
man. The sentiment of the State is
that Smith will be nominated without
Texas help. but that to show the Ma
ton Texas believes in party solidarity.
the Texas votes will be changed on the
ballot which decides the nomination.
S. RAYMOND BROOKS.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Led by the Newcomb Club Of Beth
thesda, Md, other club women and resi-
dents Of the communities In the metro
politan area Of Montgomery County
have declared war on late-holr auto
mobile spooners who park their ma
chimes In sight Of their homes and
sometimes even In their driVeways,
Complaints 10 the Bethesda police
having failed 10 end the nuisance, the
NeWcomb Club is planning to appeal
IN the county commissioners In Rock
vile, Protests we're made a. a recent
meeting of tbs Newcomer Club. Of which
Mrs. Peyton Whalen IL president, nrg-
ing that steps be taken 10 rid the COM
mnnity of practice that IL said 10
be widespread The club has addressed
letter 10 the Betheada Chamber of
Commerce asking support In efforts to
obtain some sort Of police regulation.
Most OF the offending autbmobllists
are said 10 have District tags They
park IN your lanes. IN your driveWays,
In the wheat fields and anywhere they
can get until o'clock In the morning" F"
declared Mra Cora M Potter eorre-
spending sseretary Of the Newcomb
Club
"Hethesda itseif is not SO badly af-
fected as tha resldenlA 0f Alta Vista
and othsr diAiricta, where the roads are
not 10 well pAtfoiled, The police tell
ls there Ia nothing they can do abeut
w. SILVER spring imposes hle on
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MISSISSIPPI SHOWS
SUPPORT FOR SMITH
Dry Leaders Surprised When Dele
gaticn Fails to Get In
structions.
SPECIAL Dispatch 70 The star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
JACKSON. Miss. June 9.-Missls-
sippi's unexpected swing TO Al Smith
and the expected seating OF Perry
Howards colored delegation by the Re-
puEicanS virtually assured Smith of the
Democratic delegates and Hoover Of the
Republican delegation at the national
conventions.
Much to the surprise of the dry lead
erS, the Mississippi Democrats in State
convention Tuesday sent an uninstruct-
ed delegation with strong Smith senti-
ment. The anti-Smith faction lost on
every point except upon a resolution 10
instruct for Smith. This resolution was
voted against even by Smith supporters.
who preferred party harmony and unin-
structed delegates But it is generally
understood that IL to IL of the 81
Mississippi delegates are out-and-out
Smith supporters and that the delega-
ton will abide By the unit rule.
Mrs. Nellie Nugent Soncrville, State
president OF the w. c. T. U. and who
staged an anti-Smith parade bearing
I'VE vote dry" banners the day Of the
convention. was defeated as a delegate.
The Ku Klux Klan. which controlled
the State convention four years ago.
was hopelesSly defeated.
Although the delegation went unin-
structed except to vote as a unit. tho
Mississippi Democrats interpret the
action of the State convention as in
Structions for Smith.
Senator Pat Harrison did much in
preserving harmony In his speech hold
ing up the Republican shortcomings
AT his own request he was not named
as a favorite son. although the delega-
ton may give him complimentary
vote early in the convention. Senator
Hubert Stephens. candidate for re-
election, wsS given an ovation when he
made strong plea for party harmony.
Gov. Th>o Bilbo. although his leaders
are divided with a majority favoring
Smith. urged the delegation 10 vote dry.
REX. s. MACiEE.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MMULLENBOOSTS
FARM SENTIMENT"
Continues Campaign for
"Parade" to Kansas City
by Radio Addresses.
Special Dispatch to The Star


OMAHA, Nebr.. June Gov. Nc
Mullen of Nebraska and other sponsors
OF the movement TO crowd Kansas City
with farmers during the Republican
convention have been unremitting in
their efforts to create farm sentiment"
this week. While the governor In radio
talks and interviews does not 60 so far
as 10 talk boiling, as he did at the out
set, he asserts he has hundreds Of
letters and kilograms agreeing with him
and believes that farmers within a
radius OF several hundred miles of KAN
sas City will make the trip.
Mark w Woods Of LINCOLN. a Nrb~as'sa
delegate and one Of Vict President
DAVIS closest trlends in TINS State, mas
announced that badges will be provided
for 100000 farmers. should that many
make the Journey. He says this Is
simply call from agricultural America
to those Of us who love and must pro-
tect our homes" Disclaiming anything
radical. Mr. Wood calls the farm move
r1ent lust an earnest gathering of men
and women demanding equal rights for
the West"
There arc several Western men who
measure up to every requirement that
this Nation demands" Mr.. Woods adds
Announcement was made this week
that former Gov. Mokelvi Of Nebraska
also Nebraska delegate, will second
the nomination OF Secretary Hoover.
No indication has been forthcoming
whether farm relief propaganda has
made a dent on the State delegation,
which Is about evenly divided on the
two opposing states.
Nothing SO far has been heard direct
ly from Senator Norris, who will receive
the complimentary vote of the ReDub-
licans. There is suggestion that he
will open broadside about convention
time and do what he can to stir up
sentiment for a farm minded" candi-
date. Some believe that he controls
about so 900 votes in Nebraska and that
II he were TO repeat his threat to sup
port Gov. Smith on the ground OF his
progreSsivencss rather than standpat
Republican, II might turn @. O. p.
politics here topsy turyy.
The farm group delegates appear to
be working smoothly as IL they have an
ace In the hole Of some sort like this.
GEORGE r. FISHER.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
ANTl-SMITH DELEGATES
WILL GO FROM FLORIDA
No Candidate Favored, but Demo
cratic Body Is Known to
Oppose New Yorker.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June o.
Florida's Democratic primary has
named a strongly anti-Smith delega-
tion to the Houston convention. Eight
delegates go from the four districts and
eight at large. The latter. four men
and four women. have a half vote each,
giving the delegation IL votes alto
gether. No candidate has been favored
and the delegation Is uninstructed, but
well understood 10 be opposed to the
nomination OF Gov. Smith for Presi-
dent.
In the election just held, the largest
vote ever recorded was polled and with
returns not yet completed owing to the
double-choice plan OF voting which re-
quircs handling every vote twice, II Is
established that Senator Trammcll and
Representatives Green. Yon and Drane
have been chosen Ia succeed them
selves, Ruth Bryan owen will take the
place held by Representative Sears for
the fourth district Doyle Carlton of
Tampa is 10 be Floridas next governor.
Seating the Hoover delegates In the
Kansas City convention prellminaries
rather well pleases the Florida Repub-
licans. although many OF them are yet
hoping for call To Coolidge
GEORGE HOYT SMITH.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
BIG PRIMARY VOTE
FORESEEN IN MAINE
Brewster and Hale Contest
for Nomination to
Senate.
Special Dispatch IN In, star.

Special Dispatch TO 1hs star.
AUGUSTA, Me, June "A record
breaking vote, probabl. 10000. is e,-
pected TO Ls pOlled IN =he Repunticaf
primary June l8 Nearty $4,000 tote.
were polled four years ago, which q ".
nigh line since the adoption Of the
primary system.
The real contest is between Gov.
Ralph o. Brewster and Col. Frederick
Hale for nomination for United States
Senator. 1t Is any ones fight up 10
date. Senator Hale Is now serving his
second term OF six years, having been
first elected in 1916. defeating the late
United States Senator Bert NJ. Fernsld.
He was opposed six years ago by cX-
state Senator Howard Davies Of Var
mouth, the late Frank T. Guernsey OF
Dover and Louis A. Jack of Lisbon
Falls. Senator Hale is now campaign
ing throughout the State. coming here
after adjournment Of Congress. His
friends assert that Senator Hales record
at Washington and his long service
there should entitle him TO renomina-
ton.
Brewster on Stump.
Gov. Brewster has been on the
stump for several months and has COW
cred Maine. His arguments are that a
vote for him is vote for refusing
seat in the Senate TO Frank L. Smith
of Illinois and William S. Ware of Penn
sylvania, curtailing the influence OF
money in public life.
The four Maine members OF Con-
gress-Carroll l.. Beedy Of Portland in
the first district. Wallace H. White. jr..
Of Lewiston in the second district. John
E. Nelson of Augusta in the third dis
trict and Ira @. Hersey Of HOultOn in
the fourth district-are all candidates
for denomination. All are unopposed
with the exception of Mr.. Hersey. whose
competitor is Donald F. Snow. Bangor
attorney.
The Maine delegation to Kansas City
left Boston this afternoon. Although
not instructed. the delegation, which is
headed by Col. Fred n. Dow Of Port
land. favors Herbert Hoover.
Dean of Convention.
Col. Dow will be the dean Of the Kan
sas City convention, both as 70 years
and service. The death last Winter Of
Chauncey NJ. Depew, who had been
slated as a delegate to the convention
from New York, gives the Maine man
undiSputed title to this distinction. Col.
Dow was 81 years of age last December
and he was a delegate at large from
Maine in the convention Of 1880, which
nominated Garfield and Arthur The
Kansas City convention will be the third
which Col. Dow has attended as a
delegate and second in which he has
cation. J. CLEMENT MURPHY.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
SMITH MEN CLAIM $50 VOTES;
"a DELEGATES TO BE CHOSEN
Kentucky, North Carolina and Virginia to
Select Envoys to Houston.
Present Line-Up.
BY the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
OF the li00 delegates TO the Demo-
cratic national convention all but the
"a from Kentucky. North Carolina and
Virginia have been selected. Two
thirds. or 733 l-3. will be required for
nomination.
In the table below the total after
each candidates name represents the
delegates instructed. pledged or claimed
for him by his political managers, and
not the number conceded 10 him by
his opponents. In some States claims
overlap.
The present lineup
Smith~~660, OF which "a are In dis
pute: Arizona. 6. California, 26; Colo
RADIO. IL; Connecticut, Il; Delaware.
o; Idaho q, Illinois. 58, Iowa, 20:
Louisiana. 20; Maine. ~; Massachu-
sets. SO, Michigan. 80; Minnesota. "a:
Montana, g. Nevada, g; New Hamp-
shire, 3, New Jersey 20, New Mexico,
O.; New York. 90; North Dakota, 10:
Ohio. / Oklahoma, 20. Oregon. 10.
Pennsylvania. SO; Rhode Island. 10.
South Dakota, 10; Utah, T. Vermont,
=. Washington, u; West Virginia. i8.
Wisconsin, 20. Wyoming, g; Alaska. g.
District Of Columbia. g, Hawaii. 8:
Evening star., 1928-06-10
HOME ECONOMICS TESTS
FOR TEACHERS JUNE 22
Examinations Also VIII BE Held
10 Fill Clerical Va
canciea.

Examinations for teachers of home
economics and for sehool system c,eti.
cal vacancies were announced yester-
day by the board of examiners Of the
public schools.
The home economics teaching written
and oral examinations will be held at
Franklin School June ~ al am.
Physical examinations will he given
the following day. Under q rule
adopted by tine Board of Education at
It's last meeting. teachers OF heme
economies must be qualhed hereafter
To give instruction In both cooking and
sewing
Examinations for grade 4 stenograph.
efs and for grade | general clerks will
be held In the Business High School
Building Saturday June 2a, at 0 am,
Details as to eligibility can be had
from the hoard OF examiners In Frank
lin School, Thirteenth and X streets,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
WARY OF PILGRIMAGE.
Eouth Dskotsns Pail TO Show Inter
est in Kansas City Trek.

Special DlEpat"n ~ The star,
SIOUX FALLS, Fl. Oak. June g,--~As
predicted In these dispatches, there IL
no general movement among South
Dskota farmers 10 participate In the
farmer pilgrimage 10 the Kansas City
convention, Efforts have been under
way IN South Dakota for several days u
Greats interest In the pilgrimage, hut
1t u notable that none Of the dirt
farmers" are taking an active part In
the movement.
W. r. MtiIigsn, South Dakota member
of the Republican national COMMITTEES,
who is At Eanses City with other ma
tiogal committeeman hearing contests
for seats. before his departure stated
that word Feceiyed by him from the
delegates chosen a. the South Dakota
primary election indicated that all OF
them would attend the Kansas City
convention In person, and that many Of
The alternAtee from this State also
would be present,
Senator torbeck, who heads The dele
gati0n, has been In Washington hos
pitAi bat expects IN be able IN 60 IN
Kansas City, according 10 word re-
esiyed by South Dakota friends.
ALFRED BuHKHoLDEH.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Philippines. &; Porto Rico. s: Virgin Is
lands. 2.
Smiths claims to the following "a
delegates are disputed by opponents
Colorado, g. Illinois. IL; Louisiana. 20,
Oklahoma, 20; Pennsylvania 10; Utah
2, West Virginia. IL; Porto Rico. 8.
Reed-~~l29, OF which 81 are In dis
pute: Illinois. IL: Kansas. 90; Missouri
49, Oklahoma. 90: Pennsylvania. 26.
Utah. 3. West Virginia IL
Reeds claim to the following 81 dele
gates is disputed by opponents Illinois,
i2 Kansas, 20; Oklahoma 20. Penn
aylvania. 90. Utah. g.
Pomerene~~47: Ohio. A.
Woollen-~30; Indiana. so
George-28 Georgia. "a
Hull-~24: Tennessee. "a
Ayrcs~~20 claimed also by Reeds
managers: Kansas. 20.
Hitchcock Nebraska, l6.
Ritchie~~i6: Maryland. 16.
No candidate at present Is claiming
the following lib delegates. Alabama
"a Arkansas, ID. Florida. IL, Missis.
sippi, 20 Texas 20. South Carolina, Ia
OF the three States which have not
yet selected delegates Kentucky has 80
North Carolina, "a Virginia, "a.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
new JERSEY GROUP
SUPPORTS COOLIDGE
at Least IL in Delegation Ready
to Back President il Draft
Movement Grows.
gpecisl pispstch 10 The star

Special Dispatch TO Ths Star
NEWARK. N. j., June D.-~~The New
Jersey delegation Of 81 will leave for
Kansas City tomorrow. with United
States Senator Edge as chairman, pre-
pared 10 vote for Herbert Hoover aa
long as he has chance for the presi-
Dental nomination. II the draft Cool
idge movement grows, however. there
will be A. least dozen of the Jersey
delegates ready 10 Jump without notice
There are no Lowden or Dawes dele
gates in the group, although a few are
friendly toward Nicholas Longworth II
he should show any signs Of developing
as dark horse.
The delegation will follow Senator
Edges directions pretty well. for 1t has
hopes Of landing the vice presidential
nomination for the Senator.
JOHN J. FARRELL JR.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Sl07, Gao in Newhouser Estate.

An estate valued In excess of sl07, ,010
was left by Charles w, Newhouser, who
died May "a. according IN the petition
OF his son, Roy l., Newh0llAer, and the
National Savings and Trust Co. the
executors under his will. The estate
includes The apartment house al 4aa
East Capitol street. BeAides the son
there survive the widow Mrs, Emma j.
Newhouser. and three daughters. Ennla
NewhouseT, Bertha q, Millard and
HeuiAh O. NeWhouser.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT.
Arkansas Leaders Say q. o. p. Will
Lose With Midwest Man.

AFhhnshs Lehdffs Say u, ", i. Will
Lose With Midwest Man.
SpeGial Dispatch ~ THE star
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June 9.-~While
the schism IN the Republican party Is
causing much concnarn In the q o. r,
family, Democratic bejlwethefs In this
State are indulglng In All orgy Of glee
and many Democrats plan 10 join In
the pilgrimage 10 Kansas City In straw
hats and 0yefalls 10 aid IN stampeding
the convention for the Midwest candi@
date, While admitting there is eW-
dence also of Democratic disGofd, the
Democratic leaders here are convinced
their party troubles will be ir0ned out
at Houston and II n Midwest candi-
date IL nominated by the Republicans
yiet0fy for the party of jefferson Is car
tain In November
The Arkansas Republican delegation
10 Kansas City IL as unstable as quick
sand B0minally 4 majority of the deis
gates Will be for Hoover, hut whsthef
they stand hitched remains 10 be seen
They are lacking In leadership and
doubtful which way IN Jump.
FLETCHER GIiEhAULT,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
DELEGATION LEAVES.
New Hampshire Body Entrains for
Kansas City.
special hlsratca 70 The star.

SNrVlaI INsrAtra % The star.
CONCORD. N. H., june 9.~-The
New Hampshire Republican delegation
LETT today by SPECIAL train for Kansas
City, all but United States Senator
Moses and Mayor Arthur r. Moreau
OF Manchester being on board The
Senator Is in Kansas City, and Mayor
Moreau, who has already gone West,
viii Join the Granite State delegation
In Chicago,
The Democratic delegation tn
Houston will not travel as a unit, IL
became known today, part oi the party
going by boat and others by train.
by some Republican leaders To interest
Gov Spauldlng In seeking q second
term, but the governor Il cold 20 the
proposition. y. ', MCCARTHY.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Bethesda Residents Start Campaign
Against "Spooners in Parked Machines

late~hohr parkers, and that Is what we
want TO accomplish IN our area
"All the best residents Of the COM
munity are heartily In favor of doing
everything possible to break up this
nuisance. know af three residents OF
Alta Vista who had 10 come out Of
their homes early in the morning 10
drive motorists away.
This Is a community of nice homes,
and we dop't want TO have this prac-
tiee continue without some way OF stop
ping II, We shall see the county COM
miasi0ners and try 10 get them 10 take
the necessary steps To put an end to IT,"
Evening star., 1928-06-10
LEAN TO HOOVER.
Nevada Delegates Leave for Kansas
City Favoring Secretary.
Special pispatch 70 The star.

Special Dispatch 20 The star.
RENO. New. June 9.--Nevada dele
gates TO the Republican national con-
vention city are on their way 10 the
gathering ana every indication Is that
majority viii land there with
strong Hoover leanings but subject 20
persuasion II stronger candidate is
brought forward
Ray Baker, former mint director.
arrived in Reno this week. and after
Few days here will take in the HouS-
ton convention, He said he returned
here To aid Key Pittman in his fight
for reelection to the Senate. Harley
Harmon OF Las Vegas. who was q can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Congress, has practically with
drawn because Of illness In his FAM
lily. S, NJ Pickett. national commit
teeman, has announced that II Harmon
Is definitely out, he probably viii
run, providing Gov, Smith gets the
presidential nomination.
j, II, REINHARDT
Evening star., 1928-06-10
SMITH GETS 10 1-2 VOTES.
On.eisl Returns Give Him More
Than Half Ia West Virginia.

cTsAEIEsSToh. w, Va, June . ~.
'. Dfseisl returns from the West VIZ
Rinia primary today showed tbst Coy,
Alfred r. Smith ~ New York won iON
bit ~ 10 votes allotted West Virginia
" tlsI Denasxatie nAtibnal conyentinn.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Maine manufactures enough tooth
picks each day 10 supply The needs Of
The United States.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

In the English Language today are
$50, 900 w0fds, which is No. 900 more than
In the German, Spanish and French
languages combined.
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