Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 20

DAWES TO INVADE MISSOURITONIGHT Will Carry G. 0. P. Fight Into State Among Most Bit- terly Contested. CALLS UPON CHURCH T0 BEAT LA FOLLETTE Leslie M. Shaw Tells Lutherans Progressives Endanger Parochial Schools. By the Associated Press. DOVER, Ohio, October 29.—Leslie M. Shaw, former Governor of Jlowa land Secretary of the Treasury in President McKinley's cabinet, last night sent the following telegram to the president of the Lutheran Synod at Milwaukee, Wisc.: “I notice in the dispatches that By the Associated P CHICAGO, Oct of the most ser 29.-—Missoufi, bitterly contested States in the present political cam- paign, was the objective of Charles|your organization has awakened to e today he left herelihe dangers of infringement of re- tour west of |yigious liberty. Some years ago a igan governor, without evil im- e, Sought to restrict the exercise onstitutional righ stwith respect ential pul of the final k tonight »w night in he indi- Voted to 4 K on the didacy { s oos previcusly spoken Sted Tast night at ‘his r returning from his Eastern speake DEMOCRATS IN RALLY. EEs | Ritchie Among Speakers at Cam- paign Meeting in Rockville. . Representa- Virginia and ndidate for David " r poke in op- | Con moergtie a4 meeling nd Smith, nd addressed by | Caraway and Mr. | LIST YOUR RENTED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE WITH | J. LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. -1237 Wis. Ave. tiful new Christmas handkerchi choosing now—offering you a particularly good selection, and leisurely choosing. Chic Paris HandkerchiefsA for Women to teaching in church schools, and your good people administered at the polls a rebuke heard round the world. “That was sufficient for moro than a quarter of a century. Now the at- tack is less direct, therefore more alarming. “Senator La Follette is already de- feated, but I consider it of prime im- portance to Lutherans, Catholics and Jews as well as to all evangelical branches of the church universal that a stinging rebuke shall be adminis- tered within the State where the at- k originates and to the originator nd by his former frie “If this be done reli within the great Republ for a hundred years.” De Max, French Actor, Dies. PARIS, October 20.—\. De Ma one time leading man for Sara hardt, died yesterday. He years old, and was born in Rum He was ned in the Paris servatory, and became a leading ber of the Comedic Franca er toured Ame: COOLIDGE AND DAVIS FAVOR ARMS PARLEY Attitude Is Outlined in Replies to Philadelphia Committee of Friends. By the Associated Press. ADELPHIA, October 29.—THe nittee of the Philadelphia 3 3 ing of Friends last night | made public replies it has received from President Coolidge and John W. 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It is our desire that there should be & conference to effect limitation in arm- ament and we shall sympathetically consider any 1invitation that may be received for this purpose and will gladly give our co-operation, provid- ed we are permitted to do so without commitments which would involve us in luropean politics or be contrary to the established policies of this country.” John W. Davis replied as follows: “I have frequently said if 1 were elected President and a conference on disarmament in MCormick Modical Graduate Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES ot o Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined Christmas Handkerchiefs Ready Choosing Now Has Many Advantages There are thousands and thousands of heau- Later in the season, not only is it difficult to choose satisfactorily, but many of the beau- tiful imported designs, without duplication, will be gone. Painted design in crepe de chine, variety designs, $2. Cut-out initial in white linen, hem- stitched, $1. Colored printed chiffon, in varied designs, $I1. 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