Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 15

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 18 1924 MOSES POKES FUN | s o ottt el | 2 o e icves e comensns | MANY CALLS FOR SMITH. |,.."C.oinet, “tnn govermr savs - r cINE | a5 the top of the ticket is concerned. e ation than that of SUPPIVINE| Similar favored positions are held cause of the mass of bills passed by AT sENATE PROBES sty falls & e, AR iPon Men. | by W. G. McAdoo, in the Democratic | Governor Sought to Address Po-|the legislature in its closing hours, I have entire faith and confidence in | fleld, and by George H. Gobel, Social- on which he must take action by LD D e Rent Recéipts or a Home the willingness of the lumber manu- | ISt candidate. One delegats who litical Gatherings. May 10. At that time he plans to g0 e facturers ‘of America to meet this | fled yesterday e ar oy ALY AUBANY, N. ¥, Auril/16—Interant | o rooct LACKCRyIng, Ind. Sof & vace: Senater Criticizes Trend of In-|need” cratie ticke 2 S PanD: arouted by Gov. Smitna candidacy e Ay el S == ‘or the Democratic presidential nomi- e ) quiries and Attacks Character N = nation is being refiected dally by the| Greek chramology was reckoned in [ F|LE IN MONTANA There are more than 2,000 manu- | receipt of invitations from outside of | cycles of four years, correlpcmllng £ of Witnesses. facturers of radio supplies in the|the state for him to address meet- | with the periodic Olympic games hels IS United States. in; f various kinds. on the plane of Olympia. g Eleven Delegates Pledged to PRESIDENT I8 PRAISED “Progressive for President.” O . HELENA, Mont.; April 18.—Names “Co igi ” 3 of eleven delegates pledged to “a TAgeous Vision’ Tflb\lte of Progressive for President” and to the New Hampshire Member. re-election of O. H. P. 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