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Nogales international., 1928-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Eagle White Lead Company, duly
authorized in the premises, and
acting on behalf of said Compan ny,
de hereby certifify that a meet
ng of directors of said company
he'd October 7, 1891, the writ
ten consent to the persons in
whose names a majority of the
shares of the capital stock of said
company stood on the books OF
the company having been first
obtained, the capital stock Of said
company was reduced from two
hundred thousand $500, ,000) do
lars to one hundred thousand
($1O0,000) dollars, and the orr
ginal shares of the nominal W NC
each of One Thousand ($1,O00)
dol as, and fully paid up, were
reduced to the sum Of One Hun
cred ($100) dollars each, and
new certificates, in accordance
herewith, were directed to be is
sued on surrender of said orr
ginal certificates.
In Witness Whereof, the afore-
said John 3. Swift, President,
and ]. G. Taylor, Secretary of
The Eagle White Lead Company.
acting for and on behalf of said
company, have hereunto set their
hands and caused the corporate
seal of said company to be here
unto affixed, this 7th day of
October, A. D. 1891.
John B. Swift, President of
The Eagle White Lead
Company,
SEAT
J. G. Taylor, Secretary of
The Eagle White Lead
Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 19, 1892.
: To the Secretary of State,
Columbus, Ohio.
John E. Swift, President, and
j. G. Taylor, Secretary of the
Eagle Write Lead Company, duly
authorized in the premises and
acting on behalf of said company.
do hereby certify that on the
10Th day of April, A. D. 1892,
the capital stock of said company
was fully paid up; that on said
10Th day Of April, A. D. 1892, by
vote of the holders of major
ity Of the stock of sad company,
at a meeting called by major
ity of it's directors and held at the
office of the company, in the
city of Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio, and at which meet
ng all the holders of the capital
stock of said company were pre-
sent n person or by proxy and
waived in writing the notice by
uublicat on and by letter of the
time, place and object of such
meeting required by law, and also
agreed in writ'n to the increase
CT capital stock hereinafter set
forth, the following was adopted: /:
Resolved, That the capital
stock of said The Eagle White
Lead Company be increased from
one hundred thousand ($1O0, 0,000)
dollars, it's present capital stock,
to five hundred thousand ($5OO,-
COO dollars, divided into five
thousand $1,000 shares of the
par value of one hundred ($100)
dollars each: and
Resolved further, That the
president and secretary of said
company be instructed to file a
I certificate of such increase with
the secretary of state"
VIII ch IS accordingly done.
In Witness Whereof, .he afore.
said John B. Swift, President and
J. G. Taylor, Secretary of the
Eagle White Lead Company, act
ing for and on behalf of said
company, have hereunto set their
hands and caused the corporate
seal of sad company to be here
unto affixed this 10Th day of
April, A. D. 1892.
| John B. Swift, President
+; of The Eagle White Lead
Company,
! {SEAL)
! J. G. Taylor, Secretary
of The Eae ~ White Lead
Company,
IL
Nogales international., 1928-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE

shares of the capital stock of said
Company stood on the books Of
the Company having first been
obtained, the Preferred capital
stock Of said Company was re-
duced from Nine Hundred and
Sixty-eight Thousand Dollars
($968, 100000, to Nine Hundred
and Th rty Thousand One Hun
cred Do lars. $3.50, 100000.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The
F'agle-Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto SUBJ
scribed by it's President and it's
Secretary, and It's corporate seal
to be hereunto affixed. this Twen-
ty-eighth (28) day of December,
A. d. 1923.
THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY.
BY John B. Swift, Presid ,rt
Joseph Hummel, Jr, Secreta Y.
tSEAL)
Nogales international., 1928-09-21
THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY.

By John B. Sw #, President.
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretary.
(The words relating to pre-
ferred stock following the stars
(***) to be stricken out if all of
If such stock IS cancelled.)
Nogales international., 1928-09-21
CERTIFICATE or i OUCTIC N
OF CAPITAL STOCK
(Sec. 1863 G. c., lot Q. L. 4il)

To the Secretary of State,
Columbus Ohio.
The EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY hereby certifies that
is author zed capital stock is S21,.
000,00000 consisting of $2O,-
000,000.00 common stock divided
in to 100000 shares, par value
$4,000 each, and $1,OOO,-
00O.00 preferred stock divided in
70 10000 shares, par value $780,
90 each; That preferred stock
however. has been reduced to
$3.50, 10000, divided into 1901
shares OF the par value of $4,000
each.
That IS Board of Directors con-
Cured in by a majority of the
stockholders on the 10Th day of
January, 1924, cancelled 129
shares Of the preferred stock,
VIII CHI had been redeemed by the
corporation, and directed that the
capital prefe red stock be reduced
by such cancellation to $9--7,2OO.-
90 the capital stock Of .he corp
ration to consist of $2J,0OO,OOO.-
GO common stock, divided into
200 600 shares, par value $4,000
each (***) and $917,2OO.O0 pre-
ferred stock, divided into 9172
shares, par value $4,000 each;
And further directed that the
President and Secretary of the
Company execute and file with the
Secretary of State a cert ficate of
such cancellation and action of
the Board of Directors as a certi.
f cate of reduction of the au-
thorized capital stock of the CORP
orat on.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF The
EaglePicher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto SUBJ
sc9ibed by it's President and Sec
letary and it's corporate seal af-
fixed this 23rd day of February,
1924.
Nogales international., 1928-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE

and $1,000.00O preferred stock di-
rided into 10000 shares, par value
$4,000 each;
That its Board Of Directors on
the 9th of December, 1920 can
celled 220 shares Of the preferred
stock, which had been redeemed
by the corporation, and directed
that the capital stock be reduced
ly such cancellation to $9,978,-
600. to consist Of $9,000.000. COM
mon stock, divided into 10000
shares, par value $4,000 each
***) and $978,OOO. preferred
stock, divided into 9780 shares,
par value $4,000 each;
And further directed that the
President and Secretary of the
Company execute and file with
the Secretary Of State a cert.fi-
cate of such cancellation and ac-
ton Of the Board of Directors as
Certificate of reduction of the
authorized capital stock of the
corporation.
(The words relating to pre-
ferred stock following the (***)
to be stricken out if all of such
stock is cancelled.)
IN WITNESS WHEREOF The
Eagle Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto sub
scrlbed by it's President and Sec
retary and its corporate seal af-
fixed this 9th day of December,
1920.
The Eagle-Picher Lead
Company.
Nogales international., 1928-09-21

Copy and Certificate of Amend
ment of the Articles of Incorp-
orat on of The Eagls-Picher
Lead Company Adopted by the
Stockho -ders April Is, 1924.
Nogales international., 1928-09-21

CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
OF CAPITAL STOCK BY THE
| S S UE OF PREFERRED
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
PARIS MELLETT 0SSZED0LT
EGY HATEMELETES HAZ

Borzalmas hazosszeomlas tor
tent multi napokban Pragaban.
T0bb, mint negyven halottja es
ennel is tobb sulyos sebesultje
volt ennek a katasztrofanak. -
Most. meg ennel is rettenetesebb
szerencsetlensegrol kell besza-
molnunk. Paris mellett, Vincen-
mes varosaban osszedolt egy ke-
szilo hatemeletes eptilet, amely
maya ala temette az epileten fog
lalatoskod6 munkasokat. A sze-
rencsetlenseg folytan keletkezett
ziirzavarban AIT sem tudtak ed
dig megallapitani, hogy hany en-
bert temettek maguk ala leom-
lott falak. Eddig het halottat es
szamos sulyos sebesultet astak ki
romhalmaz alol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

Setetem hogy hova Bogar Avenue Bogar Laosna
mnden egy hak e Macy pros szivhez amiben egy
voltak emberek magyarok eformausok
Akks cit Is megha Boga Avenue vezetheet mashova
nyajahoz Tmplomhoz kett utnom aho
Ur pasztor es nyaja egyutt
Es raeptem Bogr Avenuera amelye 6r6k
t varo aho meeg magyar ekeve nepes zegetee fo be
szeretette Beepem Avenuera bztoan temp
lom les Ha maid benyo rak0sont0k reformaus
vereimre; Bogar Lajos nyajara az Q nepere, hogy
Adon megn oyan gazelki papot otestver
amlyn Bogar Lajos volt meg kl erdemelnek, ha etek
volt Bogar Lajos
Es Bogar Ahiatos lepem zenge az
abakszemek ijeden kerdezek:
Hova megy hova megy?
Alegyek Bogar Avenuen, Bogar Lajos nepehez megani
legaabb nyaat ha mar mem athatom pasztor
Kuonos hogy kovek aak, ablakszemek myen nezk
Mi tkukg Nit besz jedes? E o egy csende
szemben Meghao fove Toe haoam hogy Bogar
ajos ugy bank Bogar Laos arvaiva ahogy
Gondvsees megszolg kenyerbo visszataa bucsularejt
Eppen legpuhabba legmgebbet Icy gazdakodnak
sten kenyereve amb6l z mndg tobb ha mn j6szvve
szelnek. Mi ezg Hat ide Bogar Avenue?
Mar ktpe hogy vegen bodog ileot talalok
szivemnek Mar kepem hogy nytuk ajtot hvek mploman
Mar ekepzeem myen oromem sz mkor testver keogaban
Bogar Ijosro mekeznk E oprengtem ezutan Mem ehet
hogy Boga nepe cseekek ICY Vagy ha ICY
oyan tanacsra cselekzk ami mindenhez degen ami La
Els eutottam Bogar Avenue vgere megaottam
eott aho zsorok boronga kek oott Ratettem kncsre
kezen de nyiottam be emplom aajan Jobb
gondotam magamban ha hagyom lit sziveme
es eoszom mas sazfee Mint igazember kenyert:
nak oev6nek hakodonak megert6ne testvrne beato
na arva apo6nak emberszeet6nek hagyom Toedoban
nacsnak hogy adana mas neve enk utcanak E
Avenue
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
Szlovak Hall Ruman Hall
Jugoszlav Hall

H (B) Experimentation iavaban all a bali idenv
magyar hetilapokban ykor egyebe ovasunk mint
elozees es ut6agos bali eenteseke magyar secret es
tud is mulatn De mar maya dolgava kevesebbe SEE
ret es valljuk csak be osznten l. mntha kevesebbet
is tudna torodn Mem napi munkat ertk inert ezen a
t6ren nepnk becsdlettel alotta 6s aa heyet n6pek
nagy versenyeben. Hanem tarsadam es nemzeti
vezkedes munkaja mar nagyOn nehezere esik.
Olvasva bali jelenteseket legt0bbszor csak eke-
seredunk inert ilyeneket ovasunk: bal szepen disz
tett slevak haban foyt le muatsag heye az ismere-
ruman hall volt, 1eme Turner haban gylt ossze
kozonseg cseh Sokol egyet nagyteme fogadta be ha
talmas tomeget jugoszlav hallban szorakozott
gyarsag, Italian hall szSnek bzonyu Csak mint feh6r
hoot latunk egyegy ilyen sort: Magyar Hazban fov
e muatsag. Bizony szegyen Els meg szegyenete
sebb hogy epen azokon helyeken, ahol magyarsag
egnagyobb t0megben el egyUtt, oft hianyzik magyar
sag kultur otthona gylekezo es sz6rakoz6 heye oft
hianyzk Magyar Haz. Mentegeni lehet EFT t0ro
doms6get hellyelk0z meg ITALIAN megerten is de meg
bocsatani mar igen nehezen.
Szlovak Hall, Runlan Hall, Jugoszav Hall, egy-egy
t6rdof6s ontudatos magyar szmara Minden nep tud
magaro gondoskodni, mnden nep tud maganak varoson
knt egy-egy Hazat epiten Els a biszke magyar?. Mas
max pengeti lie dollarjait a mlan akar masnak ada
penzet ITALIAN meg akkor is, ha oktober hatodkat, va
marcus idusat imel, Ha csak biiszkesegro enne
az meg agyjan De kerd6s anyagi kerdes is es ha
cspan reszet vesszii is dolognak, tisztara okta
lansag az ahogyan nagy magyar elepek akossaga
jat anyagi 6rdekeve szemben vseltetik. Az ablakon
sz6ra XII penzt eelmesebbeknek Az abakon szorja
XII AIT penzt ainek megtakaritasara sajat ceai sza
mara is keservesen Macy szksege lenne. Szinte varuk
mar, mosoyal varjuk, hogy trianoni gazsag
ellen takozo szofodinket megcsonkito beke revi-
deaasat sirgeto nepgyuesenket is szovak hallban,
rllman halban, jugoszlav halban fogjuk megtartani
3O6O dolarokert Ugy laszik meg vettek el tolnk
eleget, adjuk oda AIT is amt lit keresiink
Hall LIal1I
es p6nz masnak szegyen es szegenyseg neknk gyamoa
Ian magyaroknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
Bogar Avenue

Toedoi Hrado' egu6bb szamab6 vszuk at rarn6cy Ar
pad edemes kogank abbi ekket Szomru cikk tartalma
egyhazak koreben mindeni koz
eetben Ak gazan becssen dogozk annak hasz-
na kara belSe.A cikk igy szo
napokban Toledoban Es bogar Laosra emekfztem
Effezus ember Pal aposoa Ovasam apokban hOgy
ni negyedben Bogar Avenue Megnezem
dom magamban vajjon hoya vezet Bogar Ayenueg
Bos6r Sokszor elkaandoztam vele le
lex 0syenyein LATHAM vlaga Sep egg mezsg sot Gyonyo
aek Is tudva ndtan hosy Bogar Lajo elott Ien
utan - festvel d legszentebb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
Az oLAH PoSTA
KEDELYESSEGE

A Dreptatea 6. olah ujsag We.
zeto helyen tudatja olvasoival
hogy nem . az Okla, ha a lapot
rendetlenil vagy egyaltalaban
mem kapjak, inert az egyes pelda-
nyokat elobb elolvassak vasuta-
sok, azutan helyi postasok es a
csend6rseg tagjai, akkor keriil
csak kezbesitesre, negy ct nap
mnlva, mocskosan es osszetepve,
ha egyaltalaban ell mem hasznal-
ia kid6kozben a lapokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

|egy napon a hivok megbotranko-
zasara es .halalremiilete kozben,
belovagolt a Ferencrendiek temp
lomaba. Szarcsevicset vegre a
kozbotrany Matt megfosztottak
rangjat6l, kesobb SERB tiszti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
AKI BELOVAGOLT
A TEMPLOMBA

Eszeken 1etartoztattak Szarcse
vics Sandor volt hadnagyot, ak
else volt azok k0zott, akik belep-
TEX belgradi tiszti iskolaba
Mint hadnagy Szabadkan egyiE
batranyt mask utan rendezte es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22

egyenruhaban Magyarorszagra IS
atszok0tt, ahonnan kiszolgaltat-
tax a SERB hat6sagoknak. Most
vegiil Eszeken az utcan felismer-
TEX es hirhedt kalandort letar-
|t6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY"

November utolso cscrt0kn evben megnnep
napjat Unio nepe radconas bensosges
mndenkpen nagyon ehet0 anna nemzetne mely
dern kvatasa nepek eere emetek vi nnepet
uju Zorro kvansgunk hazanra teknt annak szamara
chtun koz cvobn egy bodog alanos unnepet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Social OF Convention Booming With Arrival of Distinguished Won
SUBMITS LOUISIANA
ROW TO COMMITTEE
Subbody Rejects Resolution to Un-
seat Delegate Faction
for Fraud"

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, June 25.-A subcommit-
tee yesterday decided to refer TO
the Democratic national committee.
without recommendations, the dispute
between two factions of Louisiana dele
gates for that States 20 seats in the
convention, after a resolution
to unseat because OF fraud" the dele
gates elected by the State central COM
mittee had been rejected.
The resolution to unseat was offered
by Frank Hampton Of North Carolina,
acting by proxy for Senator Simmons.
North Carolina national committee
man. The subcommittee decided that
the action Of the State central COM
mittee was unprecedented and I'M
usual" but that the fun national COM
mittee would have to say whether there
had been fraud.
The delegates elected by the State
central committee are favorable to the
candidacy Of Gov. Smith. The pro-
testing delegation, under the leader
ship OF Ferd Claiborne, chairman Of
the citizens democratic committee Of
Louisiana, and Harry Gamble Of New
Orleans, Is uninstructed, but Is sup
posed to lean toward Senator Reed.
The subcommittee also decided TO
recommend the seating Of the six
Smith-pledged delegates from the
Canal Zone, led by Mrs. L. o. Keen,
national committeewoman, who op-
posed an uninstructed slate headed By
Frank T. Hamlin. national committee
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
SO QUIET IN HOUSTON FIGHT SURE
TO BREAK OUT, SAYS WILL ROGERS
Comedy Will Come In Trying to Write
Dry Plank, He Holds-G, 0. P.
-. Grabbed Chief Alb"

So they will try to "straddle" the
same way the Republicans did. But
as there has only been one "straddle"
invented in nine years tand the Repub-
licans appropriated that. why, it's go
ing to be pretty hard for the boys to
think up substitute In just this one
week
So anything that is done will have
an awfu! good chance Of having some
comedy attached. For there is only
three other things to do. and here they
are Nominate with Smith dry Vice
President Well there is sure a fine
laugh, for you then have an animal
with a wet head and dry tail.
How you may salve the drys with
dry Vice President, but up to now no
one has ever paid enough attention To
one to know if he is picked or petri-
fed.
The next thing they can do is NOM
mate for Vice President a man that
no one knows whether he is wet or
dry, in other words, man that has re-
manned of so little value to the coun-
try that no one has ever taken the
trouble to find out.
The third plan is TO nominate any
body, either wet or dry, as Vice Presi-
dent, and then put in the platform
strictly dry plank.
That brings more laughs, Smith
running on a dry platform. That's
like turning a whale loose In Death
Valley.
So all the boys are up against mere
Is lust these few simple problems, we
want Smith, for he is the only man
we got a chance with"
I'VE wish he was dry instead OF wet,
but as he Is not We got to make the
most of it. We got 10 dress him up
so he will look wet in the cities ana
dry In the country"
I'VE got to hold our vets, but don't
turn loose of the drys."
It's like remember Coolidge said one
time, Il am for labor but not against
capital"
They got to promise the women some
thing pretty dry or they will so to
Hoover. So, boy, these babies are
studying.
Tamnany Hall and the cities are
their meal ticket. but the women and
the W. c. r. U. are their clothing and
lodging.
So IL these boys are not shouting
and singing down here, It's because they
not only have convention on their
hands but a problem.
SO there is bound 10 be some laughs
in the world
fCopyright, 1923
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
SEES WOMEN GAINING
IN POLITICAL POWER
Kansas Delegate Declares Feminine
Influence Is Result of
Ability.

r. the sSB1cIsleo Press.
HOUSTON, June 25-~Wonan's COM
paratiyely weakened voice In the choice
Of the countrys next Democratic gtanc-
ard bearer is not regarded as sign Of
decreasing feminine political influence
or interest by Mrs. Florence q. Farley
Of Kansas, who succeeded her mother
a. national committee woman In 1928,
and Is now q candidate for the vice
cf1airmanship, although still the baby
Of the committee
There is some feeling that the wom-
Ell 10 the party are slipping, but that is
glot true p" she contcn6ed emphaticaily,
when The final figures showed that
women Will hold only 73a4 votes this
year. as compared u 1892 at the 1924
convention
-Four years ago" she explained,
women were put on aE delegates more
Is q gesture u courtesy IN recognition
o fthelr new privileges But noa WON :
81 u politics are losing their sex and
i!e winning thaig places IN the party as
individuals, on the same basis ss men,
and not merely as women. ] know that
Is the answer in our State, and ] think
II Is generally true
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
BY WILL ROGERS.

Special Dispatch to The star.
HOUSTON. Tex, June 25.-Every-
thing is SO quiet. restful and beautiful
you wouldn't think there was a Demo-
crat in a thousand miles.
Been here three days, haven't heard
cheer, a band. an argument, or even
an echo wouldn't stay for the thing,
but know that Democrat Is Just like
a baby. If it's hollering and making a
lot of noise. there is nothing serious
the matter with it. but if it's quiet and
still and don't pay much attention to
anything, why that's when It's really
dangerous
The Kansas City convention took the
life out of this one in more ways than
one. You know you wouldn't feel Sc
good, If some one Just had announced To
you 10 days ago. that it was Tunney and
Dempsey that you were to meet IN the
finals.
But there is bound to be some COM
edy coming and here is the reason.
Since prohibition was unsartfed nine
years ago. there has only been one ar
gument invented that politician when
he is cornered can duck behind. and
that is the old applesauce one, i am
for law enforcement"
It don't mean anything, never meant
anything. and never will mean any
thing. II would take practically a
lunatic to announce, Il am against
law enforcement"
Now, the Republicans held their con-
vention first and naturally they grabbed
this lone tree to hide behind. Now. that
leaves the Democrats out in the open.
If they say anything about prohibition
they either got to say lit ought to be
modified" or lit shouldn't be modified. "
They can't duck behind the old
"alibi" tree, II am for law enforce
ment." for there is only room for one
back there and Republican is already
hiding there. II had been the Demo-
Gratis I would have held my conven-
ton first, so / could have grabbed that
'alibi'' first IL I had had to held 1t
three years ago.
Now. naturally the logical thing to 90
II It was Legitimate" business would
be 10 nominate with Smith another
wet as Vice President and also put into
the platform plank on modification
and have the whole prohibition thing
out on a straight-out issue and let the
voters settle It once and for all.
But politics is not Legitimate" buSi-
ness and they won't do IL that way
Why7 Because they don't know II there
is more wet votes or dry votes. SO they
are afraid to take a chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
ANT|-SM|TH HOPES
RAISED BY REED
Forces Hasten Last-Minute
Campaign, Aided by Sena-
tors Dry Statement.
BY FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON,
Associated Press Star Writer.

HOUSTON June 25-Heartened by
the prohibition announcement of Sena-
tor Reed of Missouri, the anti-Smith
forces were feverishly rounding up their
troops today after perfecting an organi-
cation at a series of secret Sunday con-
ferences.
Daniel C. Roper of North Carolina,
one of the supporters of William Glbos
McAdoo in the memorable 1924 cam
paign. was revealed as leader OF the
Southern dry hopefuls mobilizing along,
side the Missouri Senator, who has held
the trenches so far against the swelling
tide of Smith delegates.
Drys Get Busy.
The militant Missourian is continuing
his lone-hand policy, but his prohibition
declaration of Sunday quickly won the
attention of the dry forces.
A few. hours later the SouthernerS
were at work. After a brief night con-
ference Mr.. Roper, who has been quiet
ly comforting with many factions since
Friday, made the following announce
ment:
THE elements OF this convention
which are convinced of the necessity OF
saving the Democratic party from null
LITIGATION of the eighteenth amendment
and from Tammany control of the Fed
eral Government, are in agreement upon
the course of procedure to be followed
in the fight"
Steering Committee Named.
The course of procedure" of the
elements" involved were not disclosed
by the former internal revenue commits
sioner, who named steering commit
tee representing each faction having a
candidate other than Smith in the field,
While Senator Reed has giver the
word TO his Missouri delegation that
they are not to fight any one candidate,
but are to work only for their own goal,
his prohibition statement was regarded
hopefully by both his own men and
some of the Idle hard" anti-Smith folks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Not Determined on Candidate.

So far, it appears to be the strategy
of the band of Southerners who are UNI
derstood to be counting strong on the
support of Gov. Moody of Texas, to have
votes kept in line for Representative
Hull of Tennessee, Senator George of
Georgia, Evans Woollen of Indiana and
other favorite sons No one man has
been determined upon as their candi-
date with all attention centered now on
stopping Smith.
There seems to be no doubt that part