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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
OBSTRUCTIVE AIM"
. IS DEN|ED BY REED
Cklahomans Hear Senator
Renew Attack on Coolidge
Administration.
By the Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
io.-In new attack on the Harding
and Coolidge administrations. Senator
Reed of Missouri tonight answered
critics who he said had described him
as too denunciatory" or destructive.
Let me INQUIRE of these critics" he
declared. what soft and gentle words
should be employed in describing cab
met officer who accepts bride? Shall
NE refer to hin as captain OF
tnance.' or as a prudent gnetleman who
made the best of opportunity or as
genius aho could hold public ONCE
and thereby enhance his private for
b,ne?'"
lie reviewed the leasing OF the naval
OIL reserves BY Albert s. Fall as Secre-
tar; OF tire Interior. 10 whom he re-
ferred as bride taker and the admin
istration OF Harry Daughertv as Attor-
new Genevsl
II CONFESS that an evening spent in
considering the record made by the
present administration must send an
audience away with bad taste in its
mouth. the Missouri Democratic presi-
dental candidate declared 1T is not
surprising, therefore, that some people
say: His speech was purely destructive
He gave us nothing constructive
TO these kindly critics I beg to
observe that sometimes destruction Is
ANONYMOUS with preservation
I'm the case at hand. he who helps
DESTROY corruption in the body polite
hy that act assists in restoring health
tul condition: and he who helps bring
about healthful condition in the body
polite Is engaged not in destruction
out IN restoration. and is in the highest
sense of the word constructive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
GEORGE WILL SOUND
CAMPAIGN KEYNOTE
Meets With Democratic Committee
in Georgia March II to
Name Delegates.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ATLANTA, Ga, March Ex-senator
Walter F.. George will sound the key
note of his campaign for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination when he
meets with the State Democratic
executive committee in Macon March
II to select Georgia's q delegates to
the national convention In Houston
Formal call for the meeting OF the
committee was issued Friday by Chair
man G. E. Maddox. after he had held
conference with Mrs. Bessie Ander-
son. secretary Of the committee.
This meeting will be held in con-
formity to a request made by Senator
George to Chairman Maddox. In this
request Senator George said he was
not endeavoring to shirk the response
bility of naming delegates under the
resolution of the State committee, but
said he wanted the committee members
to meet and suggest delegates and
alternates.
The Macon meeting is held in strict
conformity to the desires Of Senator
George in the Eatter," Mr.. Maddox
said AT the February committee
meeting 1t was voted to authorize Sena-
tor George to name the delegates after
the committee had voted unanimously
for Senator George as the choice Of the
Democrats of Georgia for the nomina-
ton for the presidency"
Senator George has stated that he
will be present at the conference and
will make a speech in which it is ex-
pected he will state the political prin-
ciples he will stress in his campaign.
P. w, HAMMOND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
SENATOR WALSH WINS
FRIENDS IN FLORIDA
Dry Farley at st. Petersburg AS
sails Wet Candidates--Ritchee
Gains in Favor.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March TO-
While dry leaders. including the gen.
eral superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League and Bishop Cannon. chairman
Of the Board of Temperance. were
preaching and praying because of the
candidacy of Gov. Smith OF New York.
declaring that Democracy would prefer
humiliation to success through the
election OF cocktail President" some
talk was heard in Florida regarding the
candidacy of Senator Walsh. But there
was discussion also. regarding Senator
Walsh's religious views.
The Anti-Saloon Leaguers and others,
In assembly at st. Petersburg this week,
did not limit their deprecatory remarks
to Gov. Smith. They also condemned
Senator Reed and Gov Ritchie and de-
clared 1t would be an equal calamity II
any one of the three we're nominated
The meeting disclaimed partisan affilia-
ton. but said nothing regarding Re-
publican candidates.
There is yet no we'll developed move
mcnt In favor Of any candidate on
either side. although Republicans APP
pear to be clinging to the hope that
Coolidge may be drafted.
Announcement of candidates for
membership In the Democratic delega-
ton to Houston contir:e and. while
few are outspoken against Smith. few
declare Just who they favor. Gov
Richie has some friends in the lists
and 1t Is understood that others favor
Reed GEORGE HOYT SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
PULPIT CAMPAIGN HITS
SMITH IN ARKANSAS
Foes of New Yorker May Bring
About Delegation Instructed
for Robinson.
Special Dispatch TO The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March TO-
The appointment Of Gov; Martineau as
Federal judge and the iesul.a.'
scramble for the Office he Will vacate.
Nave ac;tated the political waters OF
Arkansas to such an extent the impair
iiai observer now may determine to
some extent which way the ponticai
currents flow. ...,...
n begins to appear that the ACTIVITY
of Rantist and Methodist Leaders
against the nomination OF al Smith VIII
have some effect when the State Demo-
cratic central committee meets March
. to select delegates for the conveh-
IF the committee ignores the pulpit
campaisn against Smith. 1t will select
Smith delegates to the convention. II
the committee fears to indorse Smith,
the delegation likely will go instructed
for Senator Joe T. Robinson, ano no
second choice. A.,
Among Republicans. George l.. NAL
lory, national committeeman. notes a
brighter prospect for harmony. lie Is
authority for the statement that BY the
time the State convention meets in
Nav Republicans will present united
front and indorSe harmonious policy
for the national convention, which IN
dicates that overtures have been made
the colored faction. which has been
attacking the regulars.
The appointment of a Democrat by
President Coolidge as a successor to the
late Federal Judge Jacob Trieber, stun
ned members of the Republican organi-
cation, which had Endorsed Wallace
Townsend. The first reaction was UNI
favorable to Secretary Hoover, who was
blamed by several partisans for the up
set. due to the fact that Hoover was
associated with Martineau last Summer
in food relief work.
But while 1t was known here that
Secretary Hoover commended the gov
ernor highly on his flood relief work.
IL was known also that Hoover favored
the appointment of Townsend as Judge.
When the Republican leaders recovered
from their surprise, they remembered
this and Immediately gave out inter-
views absolving Secretary Hoover from
any blame.
FLETCHER CHENAULT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
HOTEL ASSIGNMENTS
MADE IN KANSAS CITY
Housing Committee Scores Provi-
sions for Newspaper Men
at Convention.

BY the A Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 10.--Tenta-
tive assignments OF hotels to State
delegations to the Republican national
convention here in June were received
today by James Ketner, chairman OF the
local housing committee, from Lafayette
Gleason. secretary Of the subcommittee
on arrangements Of the Republican
national committee.
The schedule shows the Hotel Muehle-
bach, the Kansas City Club and South
Side hotels have been reserved for later
assignments to the national committee
and distinguished guests.
Assignment of newspaper men TO
hotels arbitrarily allotted by the ma
tional committee has been started by
the local committee. Mr.. Ketner and
other members of the committee ex-
pressed dissatisfaction over provisions
for newspaper men, but said that the
matter was beyond their control
Newspaper men were assigned to the
Kansas City Athletic Club. the Hotel
Glennon. the Sexton. the Coates House.
Mercer Hotel. Snyder Hof Hotel. RASH
bach Hotel and Convention Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
MONTANA DELEGATION
NOW CALLED WAlSH'S
Senator's Decision to Enter Cali
fornia Primaries Il Blow to
Smith Boosters.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
HELENA, Mont, March 10. - The
formal announcement at the close Of
last week that United States Senator
T.. J. Walsh would permit his name 10
go before the California primaries. was
the first Official notification here. as
elsewhere. that the Senator Is candi-
date for President Of the United States.
Thus far his candidacy has been
without manager or the slightest
semblancc OF an organization. so far as
Is known here. and even his closest
friends have been unable to learn
whether he would run or not
With the old McAdoo organization
turned over To his candidacy. the Sena-
tor. 1t Is believed here. will now see
things begin TO move in his favor In
not few States.
The formal avowal leaves the Smith
for President men rather up In the air
in Montana, as the New York Governor
announced some weeks ago that h"
would net seek delegates in States that
viii present favorite sons. The silence
Of Senator Walsh heretofore had left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
GAME SCHOOL TO OPEN.

NEW YORK. March 10 (A9.--A school
for pamekecpers. the first of It's kind
in the United States, will be established
this Spring at Clinton, N. j.. the Game
Conservation Society. Inc. announced
Yesterday. A track of 1.400 acres has
been leased with necessary buildings
and equipment.
Dwight w. Huntington. president OF
the society. said applicants will be given
free instruction TO permit them to take
charge OF game-bird raising for State
departments, agricultural schools, sports
men clubs and private estates. 1t Is ex-
pected the school will open about April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
100000 new CANADIAN
RESIDENTS ARE SOUGHT
Parliament Member Suggests Set.
Element of $4,000, 900 Acres
by Homesteaders.
Ev the Associated Pres.


OTTAWA, Ontario. March l0.-The
adoption of an immigration policy to
obtain 100000 new residents for the
prairie provinces OF Canada within the
next ten years was advocated In the
House of Commons yesterday by Gen
A. d. McRae. conservative. of VAN
couver north. The proposal contem-
plates the settlement Of 100000 acres
of land by 100000 to 100000 farmers
and their families
While some see the Canadian popula-
ton problem as a dual one of immi-
grafton and emigration. Gen. McRae
said. Give us satisfactory immigration
and We will have no emigration to
worry about.
I'm 1912, when 100000 immigrants
entered Canada" he said. $4,000 of
them came from the United States.
That year only l4,l6s Of our people
went to that country. We gained
$4,000 on them in 1918. We will do
1t again when We get a real immigra-
ton movement under way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
Capt. Hernandez Retired.

Capt Randolph J. Hernandez. Quar-
termastef Corps. at Allston. Miss, ha.
been placed on the Army retired lisi
on account OF disability incident TO the
service. He is from South Carolina. en-
listed in the Army In July. 1895. ami
served as a jor in the Ouartern1astrr
Corps, National Army. In the World
War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
TO DETAIL PROFESSORS.
West Point Teachers Will Stud,
College Courses,

Authority has been given by the War
Department for the detail of professors
at the West Point Military Academy to
civil educational institutions in the
United States for the purpose of study
ing their scientific and other educa-
tional methods
Such details may be made. 1t Is stated.
when it does not interfere with the
regular duties Of the professors and
entails no extra expense TO the
Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11

the Smith organization free to act
VIII t they will do now Is not known.
The convention which Is 10 name the
delegates Is TO be, held the middle o.
May and the precinct and county con
ventions to name delegates TO the Stat
meeting few days earlier.
The prevailing opinion appears to b
that Walsh will receive the Montan.
delegation by an overwhelming vote
The Hoover men continue TO do ..
the talking among Republicans am
unless others wake up, the cabinetet
will get Montana's delegates by defauE
The feeble Lowden movement persist
with strong undercurrent for Da1r
who Is the un1uestionabIe second cfloi~
Of all factions LOUIS M. THAYEP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
Automatic Riflemen Badge.

BY direction of the Secretary of War.
a special War Department badge will be
issued to distinguished automatic rife
men on the same basis as governs the
issue of similar badges for expert mark
manship with other military weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
Secretary Davis Returns.

Secretary Dwight F. Davis of the War
Department has returned to this city
from a weeks visit to his home at ST.
Louis on private business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
CHARY OF TREATIES.
U. S. Slow to Enter Arbitration
Pacts, Educator Saws,

ANDERSON. S. c.. March 10 GP).-
The United States always has been
reluctant to enter into any treaty pro-
viding for compulsory arbitration until
they know the exact nature of the
differences to be arbitrated. declared
DR.. Cullen B. Gosnell. professor of his
tory at Emory University. at the fifth
annual meeting of the Southern stu
dent conference on international rela-
lions yesterday.
DR.. Gosnell. speaking on "the atti-
tude of the United States towards COM
pulsory arbitration" declared 1t was
difficult for a nation to distinguish
between legal and political ques-
ton Whether question is political
or legal depends on the circumstances
under which 1t arises" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11

Lieut. Comdr Chapman C T-d1, 1r.
has been ordered from. t.- once Of
naval operations here TO duty aboarc.
the batleship Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
URGES PRESIDENT TO RUN
Wyoming g. o. p. Group Wants
Coolidge to Reconsider.


CHEYENNE. Wyo. March 10 R).-
The Wyoming Republican State central
committee today passed = resolution
urging President Coolidge to wai'se his
personal preference" and consent to
continue an additional four years OF
that Leadership which has brought
honor and prosperity to this country"
A certified copy of the resolution will
be forwarded to the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
MAN HELD AND RUM
is SEIZED IN RAID
Alleged Gambling House Scene of
Wild Confusion as Police
Enter.

Acting on frequent complaints. Seret
O. j. Letterman and his vice squad last
night raided an alleged gambling house
about stones throw from the eleventh
precinct. arresting one man. seizing a
gallon of liquor and suhpoening several
witnesses.
Fred Smith 81 years old. giving hi.
address as 1910 Fifth street southeast.
was charged with permitting gaming
in an apartment at 3406 Nichols avenue
and with the possession of one gallon Ct
liquor. When the raiding party at
tempted to enter the apartment wild
confusion ensued and several men Sue
ceeded in escaping.
News Of the contemplated raid mad
evidently spread through the neiohbcr-
hood and although IL was apparent that
efforts were being made TO notify those
in the apartment of the approach of
the officers. the raid was executed be-
fore they could escape. In addition 10
Sergt. Lettern1an the raiding party
comprised Officers r. J. Cox. ". r.
Burke and n. J. McCarron
Evening star., 1928-05-06
EMBEZZLEMENT SUSPECT
ARRESTED ON GOLF LINKS
Prisoner Is Held Here in $4,000
Chicago Theft--ReQuisition
Papers Awaited.

Wanted In an embezzlement of
$40. 900 IN Chicago nearly two years ago.
Robert c. Sheriff., so years old, en-
pioyed by an insurance concern here.
was taken into custody while playing
goif Yesterday afternoon and " held
Tor Chicago authorities as a fugitive
from Justice.
Headquarters Detectives Springman
and Lowery made the arrest in Potomac
Park. and 10 them Sheriff. In said to
have admitted the accusation and to
have declared he lost the money specn-
lating In the Florida land boom He Ia
held at the NTH precinct pending requi-
sition papers, Chicago authorities hav-
ing asked that his bond be fixed at
$50 600
The prisoner, who gave Chicago adj
dress Is said 10 have been making his
home here In an apartment house at
Twenty frst and c streets.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
D. c. CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
TO WORSHIP AT SHRINE
Right Rev. Edward Pace 10 cele-
brate Mass at Uni
yersify.

Right Rev, Edward A. Pace, director
Of the international Federation Of
Catholic Aiumnae. viii celebrate the
mass OF the District Chapter tn be held
at the Shrine OF the Immaculate Con-
cetion al Catholic University next sun
day morning at o'clock. Members Of
the 1923 graduating classes of the afil-
lated schools, who win be guests of the
chapter at breakfast following the mass.
viii be officially welcomed.
Mrs. +. d. Mccarthy. first vice gov
ernor, will be IN charge Of arrangements
and will have assisting her Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey, president Georgetown
Convent Alumnae; Miss Julia Kennedy.
Holy Cross Alumnae; Miss Catherine
Du Feif, Holy Trinity, Miss Gertrude
DAILY, Immaculate Seminary: Miss Alma
Happ. immaculate Conception Miss
Margaret McAllister Notre Dame: Mrs.
John r. Fitzpatrick, Sacred Heart: Mrs.
Frank J. Schrider. Sacred Heart: Mrs.
Mary: Miss Pauline Fling. St An
thongs: Mrs Lewis A. Payne. St.
Cecilia's: Miss Beatrice Deeds st
Patrick's. and Mrs J. r. Satler. Wash
inRton Circle.
The musical program will be in
charge OF Mrs, George T. Thomaides
and Mrs. Frank j. Schrider.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
NAVY FLYERS ADD
NEW MARK TO LIST
Endurance Record of PN-12
May Result in Radical Sea-
plane Motor Changes.
By the Assoclarsd Press.

by tho AsSnrt5tsd Prass.
PHILADELPHIA. May 5.--The United
States Navy added more glory 10 It's
aviation performances today when II
was announced that the PN-i2 had
broken the world endurance fight rec
ord for seaplanes.
The new record Is 80 hours minute
l3 As seconds. as against the old time
OF % hours IS minutes q seconds. made
three years ago by the PN-9.
1t was estimated by Henry c. Cocsitn.
project engineer Of the naval aircraft
factory at the navy yard here. that the
estimated distance flown vas about
2,400 miles, equal 10 the distance from
California to Hawaii and longer than
the Jump of the Bremen from Ireland
to Greenly Island.
The PN-l2 took the air a. 3.50.isz
daylight tine) Thursday aftern Scn
and glided into the Delaware River wfth
her new laurels at 3:5l 30 m. todar.
The plane was in charge of Lieuts
Arthur Gavin and Zeus Soucer, pilots
With them we're J. c. Proley. mechanic.
and w. F. DAYTON. representative Of
the Wright Aeronautic co.
Mr. Cocklin said that an eyamins tioy,
showed the plane vas in perfect con
clifton. better he said than the cordi- -
tion Of the PN-9 which made the urs-
Flous world record. He said the plane
would remain at the navy yard for 2
while and would be shipped curing ths
summer 10 the naval air station st san
Diego, Calf.
The PN-i2 Is equipped with = wr.eht
vhirlwind cooled motor. an inroya
ton in seaplane motor construction. i.
was said the results of the test Siysr
the motor will cause radical changs in
airplane motor development for sea
planes.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
LOWDEN CLAIMS 252.

CHICAGO, MAY S l4't. The fowden-
for President headquarters here give
tne former Illinois governor claim 10
2a2 delegates TO the Republican national
convention, and list al pledged 70 Her
Der Hoover 245
Sixteen Nebraska delegates which the
fnRdfniies SHOW in their column are
pledged for Iowden oT Senator Norris.
and is from Oklahoma are labeled Sen
atoY Curtis or Lowden. the vote To be
for ths candidate showing the greater
strength
The former Illinois governors sp0n-
aora list % of Massachusetts. SO OF New
York and the entire 10 Of Pennsylvania
delegations as uncertain. Contests In
Louisiana ard Mississippi they claim,
make forecasts 81 preference In those
States impossible
Evening star., 1928-05-06
RACE CROWD GIVES
OVATION TO OFLYERS
Bremen Trio Honor Guests at
New York Dinner After
Visit to Jamaica.
By The Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 5.--A visit to the
Jamaica race track and dinner at
which they we're co-guests Of honor with
the Governor of Rome kept the Bre-
men transatlantic flyers occupied to-
day, while a staff of secretaries was
arranging the itinerary for their air
tour Of the country. to begin on Tues
dav
Capt Fritzmaurice slipped out to the
flying fields in the morning and put
the Junkers F-13. sister ship of the
Bremen. through its PAGES in the air.
Baron von Huenefeld and Capt. Koehl
STAYED in their hotel until afternoon.
The flyers were given an ovation at
the race track. being introduced to
the spectators by the official announcer
of the course
The dinner they attended was given
by the city for Prince Potenziani Of
Rome. the flyers being invited to share
honors with the Italian.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
PRECINCT DELEGATES
SEEN UNRESTRICTED
Texas Chooses States for County
Democratic Conventions
on Tuesday.
D. ,hs Asaoelntso Press

- ire AhMS31kE2 Fz3eNet
DALLAS Tex. May 5.-0n the facf
q incomplete returns from Democratlc
conventions held n more than 1000
precincts Of Texas tc1sy. the majority
81 the DELEGATES 30 conventions 20 be
held in 25s counties Tuesday will De
uninErsctec as 10 individual csnol-
dates
A. the county conventions delegates
- the state convention al Beaumont
N1sy q viii be chosen, end at the
State convention Te1es. % delegates
~ the national convention at Houston
wtli ~ named
Early returns Indicate further sns'
. large group s1prOs ching q majority
I'm the county conventions viii have
Instructions 10 work for q dry plank
r. the PARTY platform and against the
noTainstio ri snv mar not IN SYM
psFny with such plank.
IN MS fight fer q delegation 10 the
rstaonsl convention instructed for a
cPv plank. bsit not Instructed against
snv oye. Gov. Dan MOODY cf Tezae
srvsFertly won an overwhelming Fic-
tory
RE vas opposed Dy faction n the
Democratic party IN Texas. led BY
former national committeeman Thomas
2 Love Of DaIIss, vino sought = dele
Patton instructed 10 vote only for .
mar known by his record 70 be bone
dry He also was opposed bY those
who favored various presidential randi
dates Including Coy. Smith ~ New
YORK Senator Reed q. Missouri. and
Gov Richie Of Maryland