Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 18

COPELAND URGES PARTY SOLIDARITY Democrats Must Drop Sec- tional and Religious Differ- ences, Senator Says. By the Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 11.— Urging reoragnization of “‘a_demoral- ized Democracy,” Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York declared here last night that the party could never win until it put aside its “sectional, occupational and religious differences.” Speaking before the Women's Jeffer son Democratic Club, Senator Cope- land scored the record of the New York convention last Summer and predicted that it would take years to efface from the minds of the American people the impression gained by “the foolhardy procedure of that terrible convention.” The New York Senator called upon Democrats everywhere to put aside all thought of candidates and to work for party reorganization. It is a case now, he asserted, of “all for one and one for all” if the party is to be made again the force “for the preservation of our liberties and the ad of civilization that it once wi Too Many “Types.” ‘We have a Southern Democ: Western Democracy and an E Democracy,” he said. ‘“We ha rural Democracy and a labor Democ: racy. We have an agricultural Democracy and an_industrial Democ- racy. racy and a Catholic Democracy. “So long as we have all these branches and divisions, we are not a | Democratic party at all. We can never be a real until we submit within the party to an acceptance by the whole group of its fundamentals. ‘As I see it, there can be no success for us until we forget the names of men and think only of what the party of the people can do to better the conditions of men and women, and doing this, we support the determina- tion of our organized committees and conventions with unswerving fidelity.’ G s 2 GOVERNMENT TO DEFEND SUIT FOR SEAL SEIZURES Bkins and Vessels Captured Off Alaska From 1886-96 Subject of Litigation. Sealskins and vessels seized by ihe Government between 1886 and 1396 beyond the three-mile limit of Alaska will be the subject of litigation in the United States District Court for Northern California shortly, when their owners ask the Government for reimbursement. The Department of Justice is preparing evidence in the cases. Vessels were seized by the Navy and Coast Guard boats. Proceedings were brought under an act of Congress passed last October permitting such suits to be filed in the California courts within two years. Hunting of seal and other fur-bearing animals was prohibited -between 1885 and 1896 within the three-mile limit of Alaska, and the plaintiffs contend their boats and cargoes were not sub- ject to that ban when seized. In preparing for the litigation, of- ficials of the department are studying old files of the Bureau of Fisheries and other data to determine the value of skins during that period, and ihe mmount of prospective catches, claims for which also figure in the ‘We have a Protestant Democ- | Democratic party | Service Her Secret |MINISTER’S SPEECH Of Long Life Says Woman Ex-Senator Has Found Mind’s Elixir of Youth, Mrs. Felton Declares. | By the Associated P Service Mrs. Re- a Latimer Felton, former United ates Senator from Georgia, de- clared here yesterday at a celebra- tion in honor of her 90th birthday. Mrs. Felton was honor guest at a luncheon following a speech in the courthouse of her native county. “The goal of life is neither money nor fame,” she sald. “It is baitling against an obstruction with the aim of conquering it and making it your own. Victory is the mind’s elixir of youth. “I wish our children to fac chools taught our and recognize life's facts in youth,” she declared; ‘“we need more history and less fairy tales. Children should learn where they may receive truth, I think, and the right books to read.” Mrs. Felton served a short time in the Senate from Georgia by ap- pointment of the governor to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Senator Tom Watson |SAM DREBEN'S WIDOW ASKS $70,000 FOR DEATH Sues Three Physicians and Woman Assistant in Accidental Poison- ing of Veteran. 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Figures announced yesterday by the Commerce Department on the basis of Census Bureau surveys of the in- dividual States show that of the total expenditures $895,963,782 was paid for operating the general de- , D. €., THURSDAY, partments of State governments, in- cluding $223,242,119 for education, apportioned to the minor civil di- visions of the States; $353,677,955 for permanent improvements, $50,- 446,313 for interest on debts and $10,- 364,743 for operation of public serv- ice enterprises. The per capita expenditure for 1928, $11.95, was an increase of 13 cents over the preceding year and $6.35 over the figure for 1918. Rev enue receipts were shown to be $290,649,983 in excess of the year's expenditures, exclusive of payments for permanent improvements, al though they were $63,027,972 less than the total expenditures, includ- ing those for permanent ments. State governments had debtedness of $955,584,105 per capita. 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