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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-28
By United Press

By Untted Press
NEW YORK, July 27.-Stocks adj
vanced throughout the session to-
day, aided by decline of $4,000. 900
in brokerage loans, plentiful money
at 81 per cent and retention of the
per cent rediscount rate at the
New York center.
General Motors, U. S, Steel and
Radio Corporation led the market.
These, issues rose from 2 to points.
The better oil situation helped adj
vance prices of Barnsdal and At
lantic Refining while Copper issues
we're again bid up.
Chrysler was popular in the motor
division rising more than 3 points.
Rubbers improved with U. S. Rub
Der up more than point. Rails
held steady to firm.
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HOG PRICES Are
MOSTLY STEADY
AT STOCKYARDS
One Load of Choice Ma.
teriaI Brings $11.65;
Others Steady.

Hogs were generally steady at the
local stockyards today with $500
animals received and 800 held over
The top price was $1165 paid for
one load of select material. The bulk
of 17O-275 pound weights brought
$11.50@11.60, while 275-300 Founders
went at $11.25@11.40.
Cattle we're strong, vealers steady
and sheep and lambs steady to
weak, the lower grade lambs falling
off, in other divisions on the mar
ket.
Chicago porkers were steady, with
Thursdays average in slow mar
ket. A few sales of choice 170-230-
pound animals were around $11.40@
11.55. There were 1900 hogs on
hand.
The range in the hog market was
wider, the tone holding steady.
Heavy butchers, 250-300 pounds,
sold for $11@11.50, unchanged, and
material weighing 200-250 pounds,
brought. $11.5o@11.65, cents high
err on the top; animals weighing
10000 pounds were off 10 cents on
the low end of the range, selling at
$11.40@1160; while light light, 130-
160 pounds, we're $10.65@11.25, off
10 cents on the bottom. Pigs were
IS cents lower on the top at $500
1925 and packing sows we're un-
changed at $8.50@10.50.
Beef steers were higher in the
cattle division, selling at $14G16.
The rest of the market was I'M
changed, quotations ranging as fol-
lows: Beef COWS, $8.25@10.75; low
cutter COWS, $525@7, and bulk stock
and feeder steers, 1902. There
were 800 received.
Best vealers were unchanged, SELL
ing at $14@15, as were heavy calves
at $7@11. Receipts were 600.
Sheep and lambs sold in a steady
market with the top at $14.5O. Bulk
fat lambs were $14@1425; bulk
culls, $8.50@10.50, and fat ewes, $3.50
Q6.50. Receipts numbered 900.
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Produce Markets
Butter Wholesale price, No. l. 47@4sc;

=. Butter wholesale price) No. l. 47@4sc:
No. 2. 45Q46c ID.
Butterfat buying pricel-45046c H.
Cheese wholesale selling prices, per
33c; Wisconsin fat. sec; prime cream. asa
27c; fiat daisy, 26627c; Longhorn, 25G
27c; New York limberger 32c.
Eggs-Buving prices Fresh. delivered at
indianapolis, loss off, Csc doz.
Poultry buying prIcesl -Hens, 20@2lc:
Leghorn hens 14li5c: 1928 spring, large
lts.. 24Q25c; Leghorns. 20621c; old
ROSTERS, large, ll012c; small. l0c; ducks.
loc; geese. &c: guineas. Young. Soc: old.
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Death Notices

ALTMEYER. HAZEL-Age SO years. passed
away Wednesday, July rs, 1928, ST. Vim
cents Hospital; Funeral Saturday aft
aRSg Iq from rs residence "a p isis fsy dgh
Ave. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
BIRK, CHRISTIAN-Of SCI W. Morris St.
passed away Thursday, July 26, at the
Lauth, Cicero. III. Time OF funeral later
For further information call A. J. VOIGT
CO.. funeral directors
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m United Press
NEW YORK, July 27.-Bank cIearings
today was, 81 026, 900, 900. Clearing house
balance was, 1923, 900, O0O Federal Reserve
Bank credit balance was, $88, 100000
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The treasury
net balance fer July rs. was $l36, 1924 622. 40
Customs receipts this month to July 25
were $35, 451, 903.21.
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Storage and Transfer
Established 1895

ESTABLISHED 1895
Packing furniture, pianos, china for
Shipment: large trucks for city and
overland hauling, Special rates on small
lots and return loads OTTO SUEZ Ri.
6561 Ri 3629 and night Oh 0699-W
Oh. 4579
VIM. c. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO.-LocaI
and overland. Be. 200. Nights. Be. 1899.
BRITTON TRANSFER-Moving, So so load:
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1916.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-404 Mass Ave
Local and overland hauling. Ri. 4757.
WILLIAMSON GARAGE g. TRUCKING
324 w. Georgia. Special rates. Ii. 2842.
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Houses for Sale

5-ROOM BUNGALOw-Modern, except
rear res porch: garage; cash or Contract or
what have you TO trade Address owner.
A. Wade, r, r. H.. Box 230 H, Indian
apolis
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New. York Liberty Bonds
July II
new YORK CoFFEE RANGE
Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying 81 27
for No. red wheat and Sill for No. 2
hard wheat. Other grades are purchased
on their merits.
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CHiCAGO, July .-Poultry-Receipts, 2
Seavy, i ifc; small lsc; young aoc geese
Ice; turkeys. 29c; roosters. l7c; broilers'
2434c; Potatoes-Arrivals. AZ; on track,
2iO; In transit, III; Kansas and missouri
sacked Irish CobbIers. 6O@s5c; mostly
$2150225; stock showing decay, S2@2.l0.
Eggs-Receipts, 9,2s8; extras, 301sc; frsts,
29A @3oc; ordinaries, 27@2s 5c: seconds,
433Ac; extra firsts, 42lac; firsts, 4l1a@42c;
seconds, 38@4olRc; standards, 43Ac.
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m United Press


NEW YORK, July 7.-Flour-steady
and unchanged, Pork-Dull: mess. ss2. so.
Lard-Firm midwest spot, $1270@1 IL 90.
test, delivered duty pad, Allie refined.
Rio. No: z on spot, 16ss mlS94c; Santos
extra, s@sAc. Hay--Quiet; No. l, $1.25Q
l.sO; No. 8, s0c@$1.O5; clover. 75eGs1.2 20.
Dressed psoultry-Quiet; turkeys. ESQ 47e;
steady to arm; geese. loo i5c; ducks. l5@
iSc; broiiers. 2SG4Sc. Cheese-Steady
state whole milk, fancy to specials 26Iac:
young Americas. fresh. 26Q26l2c. Potatoes
Butter-Steady; receipts. 1852; creamery
extras, 45c; special market. asa q Acc.
Eggs-Steady; receipts. li.4i4; nearby
white fancy, 45c; nearby State whites,
Ss@42e; fresh irsts, so63lc; western
whites, s2dSec: Pacific coast. 3SQ4Ic:
nearby browns, 30la040c.
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Cottages and Resorts

WALNUT GROVE - Camping, fishing.
boats, cottages; rates to groups. HAL V.
GRAY. Falkland. Tel. Boggstown 7-J II.
URNISHED-Bunga. River PIX, 18th St.;
screened porches, cleo; elee. pumps. Oh,
1928
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. July 27.-Butter extras in
4554c Eggs-Extras. sec; extra firsts. 34fac;
Heavy bToilers, s5@57c; Leghorns asa Csc;
heavy fowls, 25@26c; medium, 25d26c;
LIseghlo2T orr ls@SGc ducks lsp2qfc GEESE
S. No. cloth top. stave barrels
Virginia. Sl.85W2.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

LEVEL BUILDERS, convertible and transit;
los; Al conditions $50, Ia. 59sl.
! FAN-Diehl ceiling direct current; cost
s54; like new; SIS. Be. 2209.
MISUNDERSTANDING; Al CONDITION:
SACRIFICE SIS. CHI 1904. -
LIVING RIM. SUITE - Large, oyerstnffed
chairs and davenport sac. S35. Hu.s4209.
! 10 d @ FANs-Suitable for bus.-place.
why sWelter, when you can get these
bargainsP" 1402 N Capitol. ri. 446l.
SMALL, BUIDING-6x9 IT., suitable dog
house etc. 264i STANLEY Ave
BABY CARRIAGE-Reve body. cost
$50. Scarcely used. Sacrifice. So On.
OFFICE CHAIRS-Tables. file cases: RIM.
20 at 408la Mass. Ave.
KITCHEN CABINET, Oak; splendid condi-
ticn; reasonable. Wa. 464l.
DO FAN-Gen. Electric; 12-in.; $50 fan;
will take $40; good cond. Ri. 2l9l.
BOOKCASE sections; oak; like new;
cheap Ia. 6376.
PTANO-Players, table, bedroom suite;
leaving city Ia. 0999.
KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Ii. 947o
Monarch visible, Underwood and quiet
model Remingtons, WoodstockS, H.. Q,
Smith and all portabes. Bargains. Rent
and payment plan. 205 Mass Ave.
3-PIECE WICKER SET Leather uphold
stering; $40. Dr. 7245.
WASHER Electric; STANDARD make; good
conditions cheap. 20l9 lambert.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today were, So.
1000. Debts were $6,088,000.
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Hogs
Other Livestock
By United Press

CHICAGO, July 27.-Hogs- H.
900 market opened steady, later trade
uneven, mostly 10@l5c lower on hogs
scaling 100 lbs. up; lighter weights steady;
top $l1.55 paid for choice 185-210-lb.
weights; butchers medium to choice, $50
$50 lbs, $40. 40011.35 200-250 lbs, $l0.50M
ll.55; 10000 lbs, $10,15M11.55; 130-l60
lbs. $1,000 l1.4o packing sows. s9.25@
1910; pigs, medium to choice, 90-130 lbs.
$50 1880; Cattle-Receipts, 1,500. Calves
Receipts, 1000; duly draggy trade on
and ysarlings here to make a market;
$6.25q $50; slaughter classes, stockers
good and choice, 1,3oo-l 500 lbs, sl4G
1885; 1,l00-l, 800 lbs, S14ml6.66; 95O-I 100
los, $14.25ml6.75; common and medium
800. lbs, $S.50Gl425 feeder yearings, good
and choice. 75o-e5o lbs, $1425G1675;
neiters, good and choice, 500 lbs down.
l 1880; common and medium SIPS Gs IS;
good and choice beef, $9.40Ml0.75; cut
ter to medium, S7d925; vealers milk
fedl, good and choice, S14M16; medium
Slz@l4; Gull and common, $8012; stocker
ana FEEDER steers, good and choice TALL
Weightsl, 81. 75G113.50; common and me
dunn, 50 25@ 1l.75. Sheep-Receipts, TO-
on natives 15G25c higher. quality and and
s6rts considered; yearlings and aged
cations Unchanged lambs. good and
choice, 90 lbs. down, $14@l535; medium
ISIzIoWl4; Gull and common. S9.75mi27 rs:
ewes, medium to choice, $50 lbs down
Sf.1oW 20; Gull and common, 81. 75M5 so.
ieecer lambs, good and choice, Sl2.50Gl4.
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LIST ADVANCES
GENERALLY ON
STOCK MARKET
Money Conditions Tend
More Favorable on Wall
Street.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industrials Thursday
was 2l565, of SO. Average of twenty
rails was 1873. up .08. Average of forty
bonds was 1892. off %.
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Building and CentractinR

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
COMPANY. 1856 N DelaVrae Ii. $3.50
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Unless you want a real bargain. Lot
60xl38. and 5-room bungalow with room
for bath. breakfast nook, brick porch and
hickory trees. Price SO ,5r0 Easy pay
ments. Call MR.. CANFIELD, Ii. 1920. or
Lii 7795
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BD Times Special

LOUISVILLE, July 7-Hogs-Receipts
900 market steady; best heavy and me,
S niHm hogs, l8o lbs. up, $l1 IS; pigs and
and throughouts, $s.55@e.i5. Cattie%R res
ceipts, 300. market steady: prime heavy
steers SiSS9mI4; heavy, shipping steers. si3
~ medium and plain steers, $l0Gl2;
laIA hellerS, $l0@l3.25; choice COWS, $3.50
@lQ medium to good cows, f6.50Gs $50
cutters, $5;50q6.5O; Gamers, s4.50GS50:
e se rs $500; feeders, s9@1l25; stockers
ket Doc higher; good to choice. s1lMis.
medium to good, S9G11; outs, So down
Hi ar sspp 1000; market steady;
$SM8.50; sheep, S466; bucks. ssSs 5e
TIJRau i Sy Shipments; cattle, isl; calves.
10; hogs, l43; sheep, 1852.
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Apartments for Rent

MAPLE TERRACE
$40 E. MAPLE ROAD
Five rooms: garage ..................s 89
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
Beautiful furnished MISUNDERSTANDING
apartments: /, 2 and 3-room suites.
MAPLE ARMS
18th AND CENTRAL
Four rooms and bath; heat. light gas
water furnished ......,.- ............S SIS
WESTMINSTER 1850.
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
Three rooms MISREPRESENTATION. $50
BLACKSTONE
4O0i E. WASHINGTON ST.
Reduced rental makes this an excep-
tional offer: two rooms .......... .S42 80
KRIEGER
1913 E. PROSPECT ST.
H. H. Woodsmall g. Co, Inc.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
Lester Johnson, Or. 2840
ILLINOIS. n, 2e52-Res. fiat; sun parior.
IIiyipg-rm.. bedrmg bath, dining;rm,;.
Frigidaire. kitch range open for inspec-
ton. Thursday. Friday. Saturday till 8
p. m. Deal with owner. ia. o826.
BEILEFoNTAINE. 23i5-THREE ROOMS.
BATH, RECENTLY REFRIGERATED; GA
RAGE; WATER FURNISHED; S32.50. IL
1888. WA. 1855, AFTER P. NJ.
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~ ACRE TRACT-2O nj. out on cement
highway; 4-room houses; newly papered
shade low taxes 81, 800; terms, $500 cash,
balance like rent. No commission; small
black and tan terrier kennels. DIR. ]. r,
WILLARD. Falkland, Ind.
electricity. finished floors. brick porch,
cement walks we'll, garage. front drive,
large lot. ,shrubbery. bus and traction
and Al EMERSON Ave near School
church and store: $3.50 cash. $50 per mo.
BY owner. Beech Grove 1901 ! or IT. 1922
BEAUTIFUL-Acre near Arlington Ave.
viii cut into four Soft. LOTS all for
$780, easy monthly paymts.; salesman at
18th and Airing. Ave, Sat and Sun.
afternoon.
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TWO-THIRDS ACRES


With brand new 5-room bungalow in
splendid location; paved road northeast.
Liberal terms. Cali Ii. 77J5 or III. $500,
Mr. CapAa1d
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, July 27.-HoRs-Re
ftteipts, 2.loO; followers, 1907 market. ae.
ssi no oso steady 25o,s5o lbs, SIT Gi2 IS
tt2;25; lSo,l6o lbs, $Ii5O@12; so.iSO lbs lbs
~ Ll.zE2qli.7S; packing sows, $9.258iO' Cat.
slew siIewFeceipts, $50; calves. 500; market
steers. $l2Ml6i light yearling Steers ane
hellersi Sl3.50ml6.25: beef cows, $S61lo 10
low cutter and cutter cows, $4.75Sl7; veal.
ers. Slo4 90. Sheep-Receipts 300.
market. dull to 5Oc@$1 down; bulk ia fSi
lambs: Sl5; bulk Gull lambs, S9.50m12
bulk fat ewes, $5G725. ''''Ve'-N
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WASHER Electric; STANDARD make; good
condition; cheap. 2019 Lambert.
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Business Places for Rent

1, ?, ) AND 4-RooM SUITES
Ultra modern. location excellent. in
financial and business section.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Corner Delaware and Market st. II. 345s
or call at Room TO night phone. RI 1871
Furnished Office space available.
OFFICE ROOM TO RENT-Furn. or I'M
furn.i one of the best in Merchants Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Phone this week
Ri. 1927.
NEW ROOM-Suitable for any small bus,
light. good loo. 2523 w. Tenth.
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Help Wanted Female

wANT-lO Colored girls for sales work
Good commission. Call In afternoons. i06
N. Delaware, Room 203, second floor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl; cooking and
neat appearance. sell
high-grade line, much used, experience
unnecessary. Opportunity for permanent
position with good income. Call MRS.
WEBER. Oh. 273l. Bet. $3.50 and 5 daily.
GIRLEUnder "a; free to travel to Calf
fornia and return; 500 month; sranspor-
tation paid. Apply MISS BIERLY, VIII
Iams Hotel, from to p. m.
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BN Lnited Press

s5Sso Ss aoo ss55S'f bs stssHdy
q, Mll 90; 10000 lbs, s1o,7s@ll 90: lSo-ie6
1o;5oY packing sows. ss@9.5O Cattie@Re-
sceipts, 400; calves, $50; market veais soc
higher; beef steers. $11@l14.5o; light year
cows. $TG9.50; low cutter and cutter
COWS, S5:25@6: e; yeaiers, sis@i5 SO:
nnd esder seers Bulk ttockeT
Receipts, 1900; market, steady; tor TAT
lambs, SIS; bulk fat lambs. $i2. 5o6f4 50:
6ulk Gull lambs, $9@11.5o; bulk fat ewes,
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50: iio-iso lbss SO; 1910 lbs, $40 IG 81:
i i7oif bs Os sio7S o iSSif Ss hs ST. J
800 lbs, sii so: s00-350 lbs. $ii; roughs.
seme.25; stays, $6.506l7 Cattle-Receipts,
100. calf-Receints. rs; Market SIS
down.
Evening star., 1928-09-24

First Of all, 1t Is obvious that We,
every one of us here, exist. We are
conscious of our identity or entity. We
are aware, too, that there is a crea-
ton, an infinite creation or universe,
and this universe, including our own
identity, Is the effect of an intelligent;
self-eXistent cause. Reason tells us.
too, that there can be but one universe.
Indeed the very word universe indi-
Gates one. We are positively aware
that this universe reveals intelligence
Indeed, only an intelligent cause could
have evolved it. This infinite. divine
Cause, we, in Christian Science, un-
derstand to be Mind-one Mind only,
infinite and all-inclusive Christian
Science lays its special emphasis on
the oneness of Being-one God, ore
Cause, and one creation. Following
along the line of reason it Is clear that
if God is Mind, absolutely immeasu,- :
able Mind, that He must also be Truth,
since Truth is in its very nature men,
tai. Obviously, too, if all Truth is
mental, God must be infinite Spirit.
AS John has said, God is Spirit; anG
they that worship Him must worship
Him in spirit and truth" Spiritual
reasoning unfolds logically all the es-
sential elements of Gods nature and
shows how beautifully they coincide
one with the other. For instance,
Mind, being self-existent and eternal
is the animating, divine force of all
Evening star., 1928-09-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURER SPEAKS
Richard J. Davis of Chicago De
livers Address at First
Church.

A lecture on christian Science, a
Reasonable and Practical Religion" was
delivered in the First Church of Christ
Scientist yesterday afternoon by
Richard j. Davis. c. S.. of Chicago.
Mr. Davis is member of the board
of lectureship of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ Scientist,
in Boston, Mass.
He was introduced by William G.
Biederman, first reader of First Church.
under whose auspices the lecture was
given.
Christian Science declares that all
may think, and think freely about God.
because there is just one mind, the
divine, intelligent. and self-existent
cause of the universe-and that mind
is the mind of man, of all mankind"
said the speaker. Let us consider in
the light of reason what Christian
Science teaches regarding God and His
creation,
Evening star., 1928-09-24

entering the canyon; but, owing to the
very low water, we had to get overheard
score OF times and pull the boats off
However, by $50 o'clock the sheer, red
sandstone walls of the gorge's mouth
were rising 1000 feet high directly in
front of us. and from the gloom of the
defile We could hear, dinly, the roar
of rapids.
At least we were at the .eal begin
ming of our journey-upon the thresh-
hold of the unknown, where no man,
so far as recorded, had been before us.
(Copyright. 1928. by North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1928-09-24
Coal Range Explodes.

An explosion occurred in a Goa
range in the home of Harry Mickey
colored, 2134 Thirteenth street, early
yesterday afternoon when a member
of the family started a fire. Mrs
Amanda Mickey, colored, 40 years old
became excited, tainted and fell to the
floor. She soon recovered. Not much
damage resulted from the explosion.
Evening star., 1928-09-24
ENTER
CANYON OF YAMPA
Boats Proceed Slowly Along
River Traversing Mysteri-
Gus Colorado Area.

This Is the second of a series of
articles by A. G. Birch, leader of the
first expedition to have explored sue
cessfully the Yampa River Canyon,
In Colorado, one of the last blind
spots" on the map of the United
States.
Evening star., 1928-09-24

To relieve the famine conditions as
the result of crop failures the govern
ment of Honduras has imported 1000
sacks of corn for distribution in the
affected areas.
Evening star., 1928-09-24

creation or being. logically then infinite
Life-our very life, strength, being. and
action. Christian Science also re-
Evening star., 1928-09-24

veals God as Soul, as divine Principle,
the law of all being, governing the uni
verse, including man, in perfect har-
Evening star., 1928-09-24

mony In accord with Scripture, and
yet wholly in line with reason. We
know that the only God there Is :nust
Evening star., 1928-09-24

be God who is infinite Love, embody-
ing only the attributes of goodness,
tenderness, mercy and righteousness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
CONNECTICUT TURNS
TO STATE TICKETS
Democrats Launch Intensive Cam
paign to Line Up New
Voters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARTFORD, Conn. July Tin the
dead days that follow the national con-
ventions and precede the actual start
OF the presidential campaign, party
leaders in Connecticut are concerning
themselves with the question OF who's
to be who when the State tickets are
made UP. On both sides 1t Ia realized
that Connecticut will have the liveliest
battle for years. and there Is every dis
position TO give the national ticket all
the help that can come from strong
nominations for State offices
Chairman j. Henry Roraback OF the
Republican State central committee,
who puts the plurality for Hoover and
Curtis at not less than $4,000. viii fight
TO keep Connecticut up TO what has
become its normal margin for his party.
He does not concede that the Demo-
Gratis have any chance of carrying the
State for Smith and Robinson. On the
other hand, although Democratic lead
ers are usually hopeful of success at
this early stage of the game. 1t Is true
they really think they have some chance
of winning this time.
Democrats high up In the party coun-
ellis. while believing that the name oil
Gov. Smith gives them something 10
coniure with. realize that the state Ii
normally Republican by such a margin
that their only chance OF reversing the
verdict in November Is through the
medium of new voters. and every effnri
will be made to get new names on the
lists For the purpose OF directing the
campaign for new voters. various re-
ginnai Headquarters will be opened. :,
II appears likely that Gov Trumbul
will be renominated by the Republicans
state Senator r, G. Walcott. Senate
president pro TEN, Is. at this time,
strong possibility as the Republican
candidate to succeed United states sen
ator Mclean. who has announced nit
intention To retire At the end Of hii
present term. II. ]. HORTON