Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 12

RETURN TO IDEALISM IS URGED BY M’AD00 Says “Normalcy” Stands for Obso- lete, Worn-Out Things and Methods. FOLLOWS LEAD OF WILSON Nation Reaping Fruit of Moral Debauchery, He Declares. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 20.—The “fun- damental problem now facing us is the restoration of high purpose in America,” said William Gibbs Me- Adoo, foremr Secretary of the Treas- ury, at a meeting vesterday of the independent Democratic national convention entertainment committee. It was his first address here since entering the campaign for the Demo- cratic presidential nomination. For the last three vears we have had a complete degradation of ideal- ism in America,” he said. “That noble idealism that marked the lead- ership of Woodrow Wilson, all the ideas he represented were jeered-at during the last election, an exaltation of materialism. We are now reap- inevitable fruits of political and moral debauchery.” Restoration of Demoracy. Deriding “normalcy” as a word that applied democracy to and the philosophy of ment." & the things essential to our he added, “is an enlight- policy of international co-op- atior. Such co-operation, 1 w oint out, by no means involve: urrender of our rights of sover party stands or some, equal es ' while the ic party qual opp. s privileges for none.’ " Lauded by Cummings. s preceded by of Homer S. toward s on the advisabil- in the Dem- n in later hese would after his re- alifornia in a few days. S Five Rum Cases Dismissed. )BILE, Ala., May 20.—The cases pst five of the fifty-two alleged ELAINE ,VVE MADE AN APPOINTMENT FoR You WITH THE BARBE! MORMNL GOI\NG To GET ~YouR HAIR. BOBBED — ANMD cOPR_ 194 ON. Y WORLI). PRESS PUR €0 the prohibition act, were dismissed vesterday by Judge Robert T. Ervin on motion of the defense. This leaves forty-seven of the (seventy-one defendants in ket indictment, whose case is ex- pected to go to the jury Friday. 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