Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 19

STEDMAN HONORED %I’aris Newsstands | Ordered Censored ONETHBRTHDAY O eree” S North Carolina Representa- tive Eulogized by Friends in House Today. Tlis colles ST tribute to Representative Manly Stedman, Democrat, of in the woro, . today on his eig birthday anniversary, while ompleting 16 1ember of Co Maj. tion service as a Aistine a Conf War, rate off Civil duri md was with army entire times and | = bout mber con ve William : Representat 4 | thicum of Maryland, and Representa- | Robert L. hton of North tive H. Kerr of resents the | Maj. Sted and whose fatk the Civil War with Maj. so spoke in eulogy of the 1 purpose which has alwiys been ed by this veteran legislator. Others who spoke were Representi- tives Pou, Weaver, Hu Aber | . Repub anish War ‘ »sed with a | ebru to make a 1 - on Fely Maj. h in the Stedman i | ution when he was 20 years of age. | | brought relief in 3 weeks! ore the commencement exerci: he responded to a call for volunt and entered the Confederate Army a private in the Favettesville Inde- | vendent Light Infantry company, | which was in the 1st North (% or Bethel) Regiment. Upon the . he law tice. and procured He s ma ent in the | 6, when distinguish father | makes his speech in 1880 Maj. Stedman was a dele- gate to the Democr: . Al Con- veation. Four r he was elected lieutenant g of North Carclina. In 1888, after : since the | Roosevelt Portrait Sought. Se Wadsworth f New York | introduced a bill yesterday author izing an appropriation not to £5,000 for the purch ernment of a port Roosevelt painted by ( House paid | he is| | v during | Lee's | 02’5 | Sl P who son, whi number the gay capltal | 1 { of foreign i The prefect has announced that | | the plea that the undersirable pu devoted to “art” will ted. and he his not sutation for *‘culture’ 1 suffer as a result of his cam- He has ordered his_in spectors Lo make frequent visits the boulevard newsstands thé: “books, periodi- the licentious is dangerous )" they will first lications are not be toles afraid his r find to public morality warn the dealers. If this does not result in a clean-up of the stalls, rigorous prosecution is promised. ‘SENATHRS; VEIiBA[ TILT. Ransdell and Caraway in Clash at Cotton Bill Hearing. A verbal tilt between Senators Rans- dell of Louisiana and Caraw of Arkansas marked the close vesterda of extended hearings on the wa bill to prohibit tra in cotton and ng uin futures Senator Caraway accused the Lou- isiana_Senator of consuming all ex )t 15 minutes of the time allotted to the he testimor ing in the presentation of opposition to the bill. Senator Ransdell retorted that he was | willing to give the author of the bill 140 days in which to present his case at S v away nt from most of the eement vote today on the the committee 1 i will | George V. Hobart Critically IIL CUMBERLAND. Md.. January 29 (®).—George V. Hobart, author and . is critically ill in a hos. 1 Hobart. whose home is in Ventnor, N. J., came here on a visit two weeks ago in poor health and entered the hospital almost immediate- 1. His condition is ascribed to a gen- cral breakdown. 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Freema of Washington, said | meeting of the New York committee | of the National Cathedral Association. | Bishop Freeman is here to raise | funds gpr the completion of the tional UCathedral of Sts. Peter and | Paul on Mount St. Albans, ‘Wash- ington. | _"silent as _is President Coolidge.” said Bishop Freeman. “he is voluble on the subject of religion. He believes | that religion must be restored to its | proper place in the life of the Nation, | and that in order to meet our national | problems we must he true to our faith. He feels profoundly his responsibility, | not only as President, but as a citizen | of the kingdom of God.” e Woman Dies Reading Bible. | Special Dispateh to The Star. | CUMBERLAND. Md., Januar: — Mrs. Claudine V. Barger, 65 years old, wvas found dead on the bed in her foom at noon yesterday at the home of her son, P. Obed Barger. 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