Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 25

* INDORSES RITCHE Demooratic eln-y nw&m Montgomery Committee Also Favors - Tydings Candidacy. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, July 14—The Democratic state central committee for Montgomery County, composed of I, Brooke Lee, chairman; Berry B, 3 Liloyed J. tions of Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, urg- ing the renomination and re-election of Gov. Ritchie 'and his® running mates on the State.ticket, amd de- claring in favor of the nomination of Representative Millard E. Tydin as the “strongest possible tandida of the Democratic party for-t United States Senate. e n-olu !Iuns follow: “We herewith indorse the past two administrations of Gov. Albert C, Ritchie in recognition of the marked administrative ability, efficiency, economy and improved scope and general spirit of public service which has marked them. Honor Felt Deserved. . “We believe that the record of these adminigtrations entitle Gov. Ritchie and his associates' on the State ticket to re-election at the hands of the citizens of Maryland, and we urge all citizens who desire to continue to enjoy the benefits which the State has received to actively join in the campaign for the renomination and re-election of Gov. Ritchie and his running mates on the State ticket. *““We respectfully call attention to the fact that most of the problems in State and county government are of a business or economic nature and that good business sense seems to Justify the re-clection of State and county administrations which have made markedly good records for effi- clency, economy, improved govern- ment sepvice and administration. Qualifications of Tydings. ; & My hmmnumm until they spoll his face; but if T miss a shave or 5o hs thinks it a disgrace. ' “You can't afford to walk the street,” honn "mth.flm lhuu al q wear spoils the loolu of any may be clad in vich atdre.” I m ofl‘: 1, undn:y oN on Wf yre your shirt; y’c’m may uv- llk upon ur trunk, and gatin on your arm, ll your shoes gre looking Nlnk you a false slarm.”" ‘rlo m;n of t:l” oy douhuq- true, ukedmhl.\. price, I've somef ‘whr don't you + your fi: advice? The man v:no.‘prom o and vests and all: pantaloons discourses wisely to his guesté on idle afternoons, . “Unless your = trousers have a crease, as all good trousers should, you cu-t convinee tho town police thdt,you are any may have tl a roll you ean't ex! pants have nd while as a frost,” his h-unh":ai‘ that -looks like y,:“fi straight,’ n germen him hang like bum a gate. Thus, thus, it ll, u wildly well we all go huntin, who has some oot [o sell 3‘:«-': sell them o mw- self. T MASON, (WM;. 'lno ) Sues for $15,000. Suit to recover: $15,000 damages has been filed in the District Supreme nett Rosénbloom, while agents of rtfiyl. 4:{.:-".-'\2. v':g repairing pro| a g nnp:tl -nuth‘l? wjvlnlu her homs, they damaged property, and .& falling brick umk hnr lrm lnd “‘Répresentative Millard E, Tydings of the second Maryland district pos- sesses the qualities which entitle him 10 the support of the people of Mary- land it his candidacy for the United ! States Senate, He terms as a member df the House of Delegates and was elected speaker dur- ing his second term. He was elected has ‘served two Senator from Harford County, and has | R twice been elected to Congress, where he has served ably and has been rec- ognized as one of the leaders in the movement for. the return of the country and the Democratic party to . - the doctrines of Thomas Jefferson. Mr. Tydings is a practicing lawyer with considerable business experience with and an intimate acquaintance the problems of the agricultural sec. tions of Maryland. He volunteered for training for the World War as & private soldier and returned after the armistice with the rank of leut- enant colonel and machine gun off- cer of the 20th Division, with which | division he served during the war, which_ service constitutes one of the SRATFESBADNN anllr“hy: sm,su- Wulm?rmflyl’old ) A Nothing hul ‘qu the British greater pleasure, he said,”than the way his mrica! nndnnu in America’ in recent years had dévoted themselves to re- \search and the history of the period of the American Revolution, which | was a perlod,of very vital importance. e said It was generally recogn ' | in both countries how. much ha had been done in the relations be. twun the two countridh/ because of certain presentations of that h to the immature school children America. He always feit that par- ticular ‘period demanded and intensive w&' ¢ hem\ulo of the effect it had on WO peoples, It :uxht -ve&hm, he continued, M Americans, Wi om’or two historfans, feit lh' people of England had been apt, per- haps, not to pay suffigient nuonmm to a time which to them must be very first magnitude. one of [TCHING RASHES rellneduddtn away by a few applications Resinol npor-utob- more durable - | than, fron has been. perfected. Newspaper Mm Persuaded nwumumh-vmh 4 canners.. When the nlmon packing season was about to open last Spring the canners found themselves v/ith million_dollars’ sur- plus steck on hand. this % would have to be the new season, not only’ i BlaCk Flag‘ afimn nofiercy! It lets no fly, mqutnononchmrvlm Notonc! ltH!h themall! mmmbmkmdomuinmm “Two forms—liquid and powder. At drug, mmwmmmm Powder gun, 10c! And m,wevummt | SPECIAL TRAIN/ Lv.. Washingten . <. ;1,12:30 sm. RETURNING Q Lv. New York {CRR. of NJ,) . West 23rd St .. 7 pam. . 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