Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 40

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Hooper, chalrman of the United States Rallroad Labor Board, before the meeting here of the Western Railway Club. “Many movements masquerading under the guise of progress really are reactionary and gravely threaten the stability of the country's welfare,” he sald. The organization and progress of the nation, ho said, has been due al- most cntirely to the conservative- progressive citizen, who moves stead- 1ly forward, but keeps his eye on the road ahead. Typlcal American Citizen. “This is the man who {s the typical i Amerlcan citizen,” ho declared. *He Is the man who founded this govern- ment, who preserved the Union and freed the sl cd { resources, wnd i perpetuation of o ment. “A progressive forward. ca man who moves vative hesitates ibefore moving and, if he moves at [all. moves neither far nor fast A progressive who i3 not conservative Is radical. A conservative who is not progressive {s reactionary. “There is today an clement of men who call themselves progressives, but ‘who might be more aptly denominat- ed in homemade terminology ‘craw- fish progressives. They imagine they are going forward at a gerat rate, but, as a matter of fact, they are traveling backward. Going tall for- ward and kicking mud and gravel in thelr own eyes. Such progrossives will never fall to bump into some- thing, > 5 = > > = O - O Defends Judiclary. “The proposition to confer judicial powers of Cu insofar as Con- stitutional qu, are concerned is {retrogressive. The statesmen who | {drafted our Constitution fully real- {ized the danger of self destruction ilar government, and | sudicial department a t destructive tidal ar sentiment. i progressive conven- j tion a d1ast week was dom- inated by certain leaders of labor or- | inherent in ! they made tl seawall > | ganizatic jated with promi- nent rep es of the socialist party. This convention adopted a platform which. boiled down to a thimbleful, meant: Platform in Nutabell. “Every man who has anything to so ave er prices for it ] E b ed recently that a new : movement under the name o cratic-republican party should e hed. This wéuld nard- Iy seem practicable, but it would bo perfectly feasible, wherever neces- [ stup an organization of con- ‘of week-kneed candidates who might be intimidated by the organized radi- cal minority.” GEN. W0O0D’S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY PENN. U. Trustees Cable Regrets to Official in Philippines Following His Final Decision. By the Associated Press. TA. D2cember 19.—Tha s of the University of accepted the resigna- tion of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood as head of the institution. gan, chairman of the 2 rected to send the following cablegram he general: trustees of the University of a prifound!y regret your de- . realizing Its finality, bow again, as they pablic duty v properly regard With the greatost Randall Mor- ard, was di- > in the past, to the you have always < of first importance. et, therefore, they ion, and at the a continuation of ! ficing task, and assure vou of thelr good { will and conadence and high regard.” { " Gen. Weod was elected head of the i university nearly two vears ago and was granted a leave of abcence upon his appolntment as governor gencral of the His recent resigna- “lon, he said, w ue to a desire to con- i tinne hix work in the Philippines. No action was taken by the trustees | on a new provost. Dr. Jostah N. Penni- man will continue to act in that capac- ity until one is selected. Philippine Isla: {GETS SOUNDS MILES AWAY | Long-Distance Phonograph Dem- | onstrated, Also Multiple Telephone CHICAGO. Deceraber 19.—A long-dis- tance phonograph which will record sounds made hundreds of miles away { was demonstrated to the Boclety of | Western Engineers last night by E. H. Colpitts of tho Western Electrio Com- | pany. He also demonstrated a device through which five conversations can be carried on over one telephone line, any one belng cut out at will by turning a switch. BANDITS HOLD UP BANK. Three Masked Men Get Away With $3,000 in Currency. 1.0S ANGELES, December 19.—The Walnut State Bank, at Walnut Park. a suburb, was robbed late yesterday by three masked men, who escaped with between $2,000 and $3,000 in cur- rency. Two of the men pointed re- volvers at the tellers while the third picked up the monev. The bandits escaped in an automobile. Stockholders of the bank were meeting in a back room of the build- ing at the time, but knew nothing of the robbery. 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