Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 22

29 * Prayer Brings The third session today of the Madison Square Garden political bat- tle was fraught with great possibili- Aies for the radio fan. Yesterday the listener-in was treat- ed to a fine program of band music, oratory, profanity from the rostrum, e fluttering of doves, the emocratic fists, static, and s though from the far dis- tance, the weird echo of the kleagie emerging from its kavern g ng to the official program o be a continuation today rday's proceedings, enlivened, by another ominous note, the whinnying of dark horses intent on being loused in the White House T lover sat through s Yours of boiler factory din yesterday h the head phones slued to his rs. trying to convince he was listening to the while he patiently to hanr Miss Case's voice. o explained that Anna Was pres- on the platform. all right, but didn’t ge to break through ba It was rumored a report that n and that might have L df vou with something | not so hot here today 3 rda Thus were the | spirits of the radio fans kept r height during lulls in the - which, fortunately, were betwe isic by Lieut d to_indicate Somebody's the darker duled to come y. Announcer amee predicted at the outset, how. 10 be the biggest session so far in point of activity, significance, around r re. . opening musie, interim B ed from another Underwood. it was disclosed, was_born in Kentucky and doo ., which may or not Convention to Order When Walsh and Trusty Gavel Fail | within the hall. the announcer inter- k Y| persors nominee's personal friends and ac- companied him nearly everywhere he went. It was hard to remain neutral un- der such onslaughts of oratory as Frank let loose, and even listeners-in with Republican tendencies had to steel themselves to prevgnt personal emotion from cropping out. What could one expect when he was ad- vised that all the indecency and cor- ruption running wild about him would end if Al Smith were elected President next November? That should have been enough to win over even the Anti-Saloon League. Al in short, appeared to be as good as_elected The parade that followed the Smith nomination probably eclipsed any- thing that had taken place previous- ly. as far as naise was concerned, at least. The turmoil was made up of a mixture of music from twenty-five bands plaving different tunes at once, seasoned with howls, yells, shouts, shricks and every other kind of sound emitted by the human throat. The bands tried to play simulta- neously “The Sidewalks of New York" and it sounded like strong men on the sidewalks were clawing one an- other on the neck or biting hunks of wood out of the platform. Al ap- peared to number among his friends not on!y the unassuming elevator men, but. also the more raucous- voiced street hawkers, steel workers and Bronx base ball fans. There must have been many a broken vocal chord in Madison Square Garden this day announcer McNamee remarked, the old garden won't need to be torn down next vear. It looked like all the delegates would be able to carry home pieces of it for souvenirs as the Smith rooters continued their din Meanwhile, to revert to the weath- er. it still remained cool. Approj ately enough, great clouds of m: erated paper, having the appearance of snow, floated down upon the gath- ering from above, probably from an airplane, the announcer suggested. Al lists’ aviators among his friends, also. Trying to make himself heard above the weird howl of a great fire siren a genuine favorite en the light of day stk city. Ineidentally THE home. trict of Columbla had joined in the parade for Gov. Smith. As usual, minded. Adoo. She was parading now Smith. And parading jobs to do, depend on lirtle old D. C. to be there, too. One brave deed will stand out as the crowning feat of heroism ever mani- fested during a political convention. It was the unannounced appearance in the very center of the maddened its height, leading. Hon. Theodore Burton, who was tem- porary chairman of the G. O. P. meet recently at Cleveland. His audacity won the admiration of those who knew he was there, he was pointed out, and no one molésted him. Mean- while he learned a few pointers on how to conduct a riot, for through the air it ounded like nothing el During the racket there was, doubt, many a yell emanating here in_Washington from those who had head phones fastened on, as they shouted hoarsely for a drink of wa- of none otHer than the The Columbia i, O F $250,000.00 —and INTEREST promptly deposited i bank protection. learned for the first that the L. in Al's name stands for Emmanuel. The siren drowned out all the other noises, blending thee all into one wonderful car-splitting note. Even the firemen | are friendly to Al Si h. Judging by | the furore they created today, it | discordant, | methi & Vou neca parental sup- W, Mac confidec nda stunt for th doo forces was still his prop rwood and M gates in the first 14l quietus to a | atea that to b the invocation pron a st. session of th: was on. Almost Lefore the delegates lized that they were in order th wild demons disorderly c et of Colorado, | sumption of the were plung tion of a dc acter when responding to roll call of day’s romirat e unced that | District of Columbia had joined | in the 1 e around the hall in honor | of the former watchdog of the Treas- ir. temperature, however, Encouraged by the hand given st few words, Gov. Sweet essaved to continue his address when the del gates had settled down a little, but it ‘was almost eless task, and the listene: rd the governor im- patientl k to . the chairman that he \\f\uld not go on unlass quiet was restored. Apparently the gal-| leries assumed a defiant attitude and the chairman forth into @ tirade azain ners of those in the bleach terday's fistic ercounters had 1ght forth a gen- 8 -fight followers etiquette, it of pri ideas ¢ rnor ot warmed up he 1 the nomination for E ion of reasons that doubt in the minds of those at nes that McAdoo would 1 if efficient second- as anything to do with such Roosevelt Nominatex Smith. The biz parade of the day came when Connecticut stepped aside in favor of New York to allow Franklin 1. Roo: to try his hand on nomi- nating Al Smith. Mr. Roosevelt de- cided not g0 at lensth into Al'c asking the delegates gate his popularity for asking the elevator t sweeper and the bell n their way out today. . was a true test of ¥ to win the voters learned that Al has, no enemic whom he plays poker, and the orlg- vashington radio fan negan fo forget about the thrill he would get, if he could vote, by voting MeAdoo, as he was swept ation of learcing eIt that Gr. 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