Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1922, Page 16

Seeks Nominatioh at May 16 Primaries—Virtually Unop- posed for G. 0. P. Honors. Bpecial Correspondence of The Star. PITTSBURGH, May 8.—The succes- sor of William E. Crow in the United States Senate will be Maj. David A, Reed of Pittsburgh. Both-.of Penn- sylvania’s senators are members of f ’:‘le body by virtue of their appoint- ent by Gov. William C. Sproul. Crow was named for the vacancy occasioned A, TUESDAY, MAY MAJ. REED IS OUT TO SUCCEED ' CROW IN UNITED:STATES SENATE |of tae criginai studenia o fre ori- n. Leonard Wood., In e was commissioned a * ¢ 16, [ street nome in the war - try and in started by Atp" at, 1917, jor of fleld States Army, and was assigned to the 3ilth Vield Artillery whien that regi- sylvania boys, In Wi 3 ‘lmnnlllcfl service, both_in: this eo 1922. . Philadelphia. . Maj. Reed ‘rendered France. He was one artillery of United was organized. proved so industrious and efficlent that he was sent to_ the first war tillery, and er Division Artillery School at Camp Meade as artillery instructor. He was sent to France with the 3l1ith Field Artillery, during the flghting &are and in the Meuse Argonne offensive. Ho had the novel experience of get- hind a lawye hool of Fire at Fort tudent officer of ar- was sent to_the and was in action ind Verdun the German lines i See Announcement of the Victar Co,, Page 4, Today’s Star THE NEW CONSOL VICTOR VICTROLA The highest type of sound- B reproducing instrument the ( world knows, entertaining millions everywhére with the - best music as played and sung by the foremost artists appearing before the public. The reproductions are true and absolutely lifelike. Stop in and see these new instruments and hear them play. by the death of Philander Chase Knox | to hi ointment as American field . [ T A R L TR L0 iory Pepreaentative on the inter- d . Genuine Victrolas From Maj. Reed will appear as candidates allied armistice commiasion, which ; $25 Up for the party nomination at the pri- t to 'é‘:.“fi:‘;fau‘?:?‘ eadc . marles,“to’ be held. on May 16. s &t Spa, I y ‘atter | f| 9 MUSIC Willlam J. Burke of Pittsburgh, o bar iof i the. congresaman at large, a former rail: HOUSE way ;:onductlor. amll a ‘l;:; ‘3.13:';.1‘:' ' . Vi 1 A prominence in western 3 3 . . . Is an active candidate against Sen- thedilted economlc commission. Steinway Pianos, Player-Pianos, Victrolas ator Pepper. Maj. Reed virtually is retu "y unopposed. ~ There is no candidate ] against him for the remaindemof the term for which Senator KnoX was = elected. John C. Lowry, a lawyer of = : =T e > Somerset, filed a nominating petition =, — 2 for the term to begin March 4 next, T -— % v " and his name. will jppear on the bal- i lola hhut he is m?k :-.x oy fispfif& \ . i H ¢ [T | and thus the nomination of Maj. This Pretty 4=Piece* Bedroom Suite T L R e ologize - - . % G It tieal Chan o _Four well _built pieces—full All pieces are of absolutely Times paed ohansed i Ponnsylvana, | West, where he has spent much of his size Bow-end Bed, Dresser, Chif- guaranteed construction, and it is The auceesbor of Boles Penrose as chief | time. This helped him when training fi d Toilet Table, finished ization_in the | £, orette and Toilet Table, finishe a suite that will give you real f [of the republican organization or the Army to win a high record on . : in a beautiful mahogany or wal- v L e ’,’wn‘,in“ state has not appeared. ovhen Penrose|the United States rifie range. Using Owing to unforeseen circumstances we were unable to open nut, and very gracefully desn;nlesd.oo c $2.00 W. yokulrseli tomorrow ! m:n.;e:o;’:gf,le‘;"tw‘:n the political & militgey ride He scored: %:r:;“fl;’: yesterday as we had planned. w2 ash—$2. oe! stage. His rule was absolute. From A ¥ Y hia offces” {n_ Philadelphia he named d Do ol Hmars For that reason we hereby offer our apologyito the many hun- {he canaldates of the ToB N eted” " its Reed married ~ whe dreds of folks wh disappointed and weswish to ammounce In orennsylvania, | he | dleinitr for |fwenty-two years old to Miss Adele s of folks who were disappol oy Rearly thirty years. Ask any poll-| Syligegof Jaw, York. They have twe that we will positively be able to serve them:with superior food ticlan in Pennsylvania to designate the | Bosamong “fecaen. ° J inning tod £ 11 man who will take the place of Penrose | it TORd: THteen. |\ @@ o the fact beginning today a a.m. and the answer will be that it never|enat T hag heard of him onl e rhaed will be filled, that Penrose was the L lawyer and never EeRociaad i 7 | of his race 'that concentrated politics | witR "L oiRtica " e satd e ceme of & fn this state such as he knew, 1s & |yooy, Pouties He sald he came of & 2 thing of the past. Since the death of { 1;yjted States attorngy at Pittsburgh Pentose the political map of Pennsyl- | [mifed States attorney at Pittsburgh || vania 1s not the same. The state ha# | partner of Senator Knox, James H. sixty-seven counties and formerly the | BTter of Scenstor Knox, James = Fepublioan voters In every county divid | Reod, was appointed a fedoral judge %a along factional lines, described with | 0¥, Preeident Harrison. He served accuracy as Penrose and anti-Penrot resume the practice of 1aw. 1{. eans Tn Pennsylvania Is a republican ma- | J238mS the Dractis AT jority that at the November elections [ J&o5 OF Jawvers of Pennsvivania Fi 1o expected to be counted in hundreds | >€en taken ten years ago to deter: of thousands. The temple remains, but | penngvivania four men would have the priest has departed. been named by most of the attorneys . A Tew dayg atter Senator Knox hee|of the state, John G. Johnston of Frank P. Fenwick, Prop. been laid to #est in the little cemetery | phijgdeiphia, Senator Kno: Tidse * B . that lles almost within the shadows of ed and David T, w“““" aivo: of Beautiful Dressing Tabl!ds. the gray stone house George Washing | Bltanirgn Of this group of Jurlsts OPENS - Three nice size mirrors, ad- on made his headquarters Judge Reed alone remains. He is the j & . Forge, the suggestion was made to e to(‘:ny “gle& Two | | _with four large, roomy draw-||_containing two ‘large ' and Gov: “Sproul” that, he appoint Judge | B8 of the lay frm of feed, Smii TODA YAT 11 A- M- drawers. Guaranteed mir- | } ers, It is of absolutely guar{liwo small drawers. It has a James H. Reed of Pittsburgh to thel,e this ‘firm. Affer his graduation rors. Fine construction and | | anteed construction and ve, i 4 Knox vatancy in the Senate. The gov- ; 3 H hoi nteed A 0 Ty |first-class mirror and can be had decided ame State | from Princeton he took the law course - 5 d?ndzn‘f!"“h“hal‘:z:"o: “:ic attractively finished in °“; had in the same finish as the es:’;%‘;:i\‘ilvmhr;dseém:v;'tor!n(o:nnwn. i ":l'b:"‘;‘g ‘!“;l s,fh“'g"',d Popular Prices—No Delays—No Tips o ine w - ~ t i Py s k " | then was admitted to the bar. He is . = . Rogany 19.50 :‘,;‘:& e iiee oe Righ | doRier, WHicl it matchesin Gov. Sproul Praises Reed. spoken of here s a fine lawyer. Special features: All Ice Cream, Ices, Pastries and Rolls fingohoenns , Y $ 12 g:‘;ry‘hr:;lpe;;-t h?Sos. why goot o Homever, Has Powerful Support. made in our own kitchens. We will make a specialty of serving shows............. Dresser alone is 16- Judge Reed, but his son, Maj. David |, On his desk w ns, such as lettuce, daily with all sandwiches and meats. $3 Cash—$1.00 Weekly $2 Cash—$1 Weekl; $2 Cash—$1 Weekl, A feed He would prove a senator | {0T the Voters' Losgue, He re: = oot = il of courage as well as ablllty, and he | not"3 "politiclan. T was Not %o sure of Appetizing Salads s of the right age.” g this. He will go to the Senato With. E 5 z e ating t takes & politicia You will make sure of eating well if you make sure of eating school ‘system for its senators, Th tordb that, William Flian of rics at Blossom Inn. state has achieves 08! n Senate " because its’ Jeade Breakfast at 7 A. M.; Special Luncheoa Dishes, 11 to 2; were re-elected term after i won thelr spurs. Simon Cameron en- Special Dinner Dishes, 5 to 8 . :enr:du'e‘:;el?d&: l.lxt;'nz'e‘a:f;:‘::‘y' X | gver received. are supporting him. e S Ths abeiof| e Vares ot Philadelph'a are Dadkiof Open Sundays From 4 to 8 P. M. forty-tour and remained for twenty | MG SnRgIANSY ) 1e county leaders T foneTand_ a1ed. 1n| QL Sha Fenross mackine dce for hiey T siie v tuound Ser | atn R et sk e |l 1315 N. Y. Ave. Through to 1330 St. , Penrose was first chosen when thir- | y2Ceteh i G i *Fhe big boss was 3 Senator Knox was in-|g candidate for senator five times lted into the McKinley cabinet at | Sandidaie, ror Neail of these elec: é’:;.:f':o“a JZ;:Z&'“ et o the | tions save one—in 1920, when he was 4 e o Tate copinet and retarned to | believed to be dyink et ‘Ms Spruce it, where he died in service. These 5 men were all prominent. Penrose | o ended s chairman of the most im- portant committee of the Benate. " — < Under them the great industrial and ) o amtm W =S Y other interests of Pennsy! : AN = R cared for. But not only that, the in- T 3 fluence of Pennsylvania in all pa- . . ol O o Wabhingion and took ] 1 . Crow went to shington 04 - €C '00 the oath of semator, but attended This Beautiful 4-Piece Bedroom Suite 2 e S T iy 2 et . . e . he e al cy -Hos- Incliding full size Bow-end Bed, A positively startling offer! You ;fig:lmtn Pn:;'bure.\'xl lnv:lryylll. a Dresses, nice size 4-drawer Vanity s must see it on the floor, examine pathetic figure of politics. Early in and Chifforobe; built'in the grace- £ it and convince yourself that Phil- April he '"5'&“':“? rt::ln uhe (wogd ful Queen Anne design and fin- lip Levy’s is the only place to-find AL D el ished in a beautiful walnut. v a value like this. ¥ I came to Pittsburgh as & ne ; to interview Maj. Reed. $20.00 Cash—$3.00 Weekly sented to this and for an N - — 1 talked with him at younges one. Senator Harrison of Mississippi is forty years old. Maj. Reed is forty- He will possess another tinction as he will be the first soldi of the world war to become a membe; of the upper branch of Congre: He is about six feet tall, slender, smooth shaven, with plercing eyes that denote a man of actlon. He speaks slowly and his method of thought is direct and definite. As I talked to him, he reminded me of a college professor 1 had known, who the decadence of 2 literature sbecause the ~magazines t would not ‘print the afticles he had o 3 - < 3 : ’ % ; written on Chaucer. Maj, Reed got 5) 7!1 -eb‘ sq'Fd N( M__.' efi;r(w'jeewfi &; w Mis physical training on ranges in the < HEW DL AN =L Vet e T E - 2 $ vaaDe new nusreate Y s 2 oy A Larger, Richer, Pure Bar of this Delicious ' ’ e e R The American public is eating more than 4,000,000 Eskimo Pj ere’s Good Advice: Relieve Your gy O S i g ° . . F 3 W, h Sl SR e every twenty-four hours.. Because of this tremendous production and by , atlgue it eep. AUOld Stlmulants the employment of efficient methods, we are able to substantially = 2 : ek = — increase the size of the Eskimo Pie Bar without increas- ls 3 1 [ . - 2 . . . % S . HERE nothmg in the world ; other elements found in both coffee ing thc price. The new size will surprise a_nd dchght you. - & fi'os:i.;: sl 5 55 e ; ot g sleep. the o 5 3 . . . . P : Brag D"mgof vt - If you have én idea that coffee - Made . of rich, luscious ice cream, coated with a : !. tigue . of tea drinki mmay be fous 3 i A L ye e 0 . . ” o v oA g poisons that have accumulated ifab i Siay e yCEIOR AN crust of delicious crispy chocolate, Eskimo Pie'is not : i : during the day. The food ele- ments are taken up by the various tissues that require rebuilding nu- - triment. o e It is.important that you get plenty. of _health-bringing sleep. —at a cost of less than N\ cent & . See us bout' & Safe § Deposit Box NOW. Citizens Savings Bank, Removes Hairy Growths Without Pain or Bother - (Modes of Today) 13 not necebsary to use a pain Postum for Health “Theres a Reason’’ B intme: ! Miz 7 -only an'appetizing dainty but it has a food value wlxish makes it ideal for lunch these warm days. I:Twof of them will sctisfy your lunch hunger. ~ In addition to a “crust” of pure crispy chocolate, each Eskimo Pie is tightly wrapped in a sanitary . covering of tinfoil to keep it ;cmpfinglygfrrcsh and - glean. Sold everywhere / 'ice cream is sold.