Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 20

LAN THREATENS ROW IN NEW YORK Tammany Chiefs Worried by Mayor’s- Determination to Run Again. 9 D the Associated Press XEW YORK, June 26—Father ocker's political temperature ed on its quadrennial ascen- ch marks the opening of his fight. Wise or otherwise, predict a_high fever old gentleman long before v day rolls around in Sep- itherto these fevers frequently due to attempts by Re- nd fusionists to twist the Tammany Tiger. This at feat is to be accom- may be by one of the cal faith—Mayor John F. vor, who has held office for is desirous of another er he will be renom- ¢ the Democratic party is a the Tammany chieftains ot yet officially decided, but oes not get the regular nom- he is expected to run inde- Olvany Silent. George W. Olvany, who succeeded e late Charles F. Murphy as chief- in of Tammany Hall, has main- ined the silence characteristic_of st leaders of the wigwam. But rhere is a group within the Demo- party calling for another can- nd a large section of the tan press has taken up the 8 ;. Al Smith, a_favorite son Tammany and the leader of the tate Democracy, has been bom- ed with advice to throw his ical might toward the elimina- of the mayor as the regular didate, r and the mavor are not ds of the Damon and to himself. There ces with Tammany ed doors at Albany, n has been reached it me public. The may in attendance at these c but his friend, John H. he Democratic leader of was there. Hearst Behind Hylan. time, William Randolph Hearst ers, firm supporters of the his two campaigns, have will pport him again, s independently. The ad some violent clashes 'st in years past. sibility of the mayor running ing the Tam- gers of the ticians with take. The ¢ York rules an empire, iticlans are not losing he fact that the metropolis ¢ thousands of employes, cse pay roll runs up into the mil- r Knickerbocker's peace of been disturbed during 's by bickerings in nt. The mayor and family have some- vor sprung a coup nental heads and who were not for him ve their feet from under the patronage table. While the eting was not public, it was an- ounced that those present, including zht Tammany leaders, had indorsed s ppoposed nomination by “acclama- el Thw aroused the ire of Controller rasfes L. Craig, a Tammany man, bt a bitter foe of the city executive, +ho countered with a letter to the listrict _attorney and the governor, lling for the mavor's removal from ce on the ground that he had vio- the penal code providing against of position or authority.” r Knickerbocker s wi trying to keep track of rrage of charges and counter- one sure thing stands out, at is the S-cent-fare “issue.” ; as the issue that carried the ayor into City Hall Fare No Longer Issue. Republicans and civic organizations cla the nt fare isn’t an issue at t that it is being dragged els for campaign purposes. accuse the mayor of hold- building of much-needed for the benefit of the > hang on straps daily to 1y a man has been usly for the Repub- ation. There has been talk Republicans merging again Democrats not in favor of lk. The G. O. P. ly are enjoying the wigwam on Four- centh street and hoping for a wide plit that will allow a Republican to in in a Democratic stronghold. described by his -demagogue and by everlasting friend s furnishing most of for the battle. He {s e phrases made familiar ampaigns: “The sordid s™; “the corrupt street gang,” and See Announcement Tuefdrgyiswgr}d Saturday’s Star forget that name-its Resinol “I'm sure it will rid you of that tormenting eczema. My skin wasas bad as yours and it healed mine com- pletely. Now if I have a bit of rash or itching, I just apply a little Resinol Ointment andthe troubledisappears.’ Users of Resinol are quick to recom- mendit. They know from experience that it promptly stops itching and re- lieves skin irritation. It's gentle, soothing and healing medication makes it excellent for the most deli- cate skin, At all druggists. « 4 kways call for Resinol™ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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