Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 5

SMITH’S CANDIDACY BACKED IN NEW YORK Keynote Address in Democratic Convention Presents Governor for Presidential Honor. SIX DELEGATES SELECTED Hughes to Sound Keynote in the Smith set forth at the start of the 1924 legislature. These included: Equal Taxation Asked. Bqual and uniform taxation, taking no more money from the pockets of the people than the just needs of gov- ernment require. Steady steps toward tax reduction. Preservation of public lands, forests, water powers, mineral rights and oil lands for the benefit of the public and not for exploitation by party in- government, party and indi- esponsibility. ndonment of the policy of isolation in world affairs and in the future taking an active and leading part in restoring economic conditions and insuring future peace. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1924, cent, and this added to the 25 per cent income tax reduction has effected a total direct saving to taxpayers of every class of almost $17,000,000.” HUGHES TO GIVE KEYNOTE. one to name seven delegates national convention in tes. | named delegates at large. Republican Convention to Open in/jMra. Charlos i S#uln, New York Tonight. | NEW YORK, April 15.—Secretary of State Hughes, one-time Governor of New York, is expected to sound a|N. national republican “keynote” of more than ordinary interest when he opens the republican state convention in the Town Hall tonight. The speech will be the outstanding feature of the con- Chairman G K. Morris, dmund Machold of the Bliss, Jr. at large and seven alternates to the republican Cleveland. Another committee will be chosen to a platform for the guidance of 0 women and five men are to be They_are: New York: Wie, Rochester; United r Wadsworth, National n Charles D. Hilles, State Speaker ate as- 01 embly, and State Treasurer Cornelius Blue Law Violators Listed. The state of New Jersey has a number of cities where blue laws with REUNION OF “FLAGSHIP.” Crew Composed of Workers in Bu- The sixth annual reunion of the Flagship Purchase, bureau of supplies |and from reports the reunion this and accounts, Navy Department, will [year will surpass an be held April 19-21 at Boston, Mass., tory of the organ headquarters Lenox. posed of officers, and specialists who served under Ad- miral Samuel McGowan, general. of the United during the world war, in the purchase division of the bureau of supplies ai accounts. The delegation this year will be headed by Admiral McGowan, retired reau of Supplies. held in the hi: ation. The pre eneral muster at April the at the This organization is com- | Boston civillan personnel | o'clock, Hotel | gram calls for a Saturday, after which | e1d ship e 19, at 9 visitors | a will proceed on a tour of the city. Luncheon will be served at the Bos- 0, and at 2:80 will board the eptune from T wharf for a trip around Boston’s famous harbor. ton City Club at 1 o'clock hands" At 6:30 o'clock the Among the crew of the mander William H. William H. MeK Commander H, Smith, Fre ir., k annual banjuet of will be held in the Hotel Lenox | Flagship | will be The first advertiseme peared in print was the ment of a two stolen hc in are regarded more or less seriously, and Jersey City Is one of them. The police of recent months have been taking the names of persons found having their shoes shined, buying newspapers, drinking in soda fountains or Volstead- saloons, or in other w violating the blue laws which are still in effect. Their names will eventually he presented Anticipate Your Week End Vacation Requfrements m vention, and will end tomorrow with the reports of various committees. A resolution indorsing President Coolidge and his administration is ex- pected. 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