Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 38

——— A e e . NATIUNAL POLITICS THE played no decisive part in the guber- | natorial campaign. aitheugh large groups have doubtless voted their prejudices. The point' is that Al Smith has drawn strength from ail EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Doctors Feature Wedding. PONTERACT, England, October 7 #).—A doctor as bridegroom, a doe- tor as bride, both the children of doe- almost to a fantacism. On the other hand. there are some independent vot. who believe Al Smith is all right a Governor of New York State, hut not consider him sufficiently [ “dinified” to ait tn {he White House. creeds and sects in the past. Rut it |10 ":‘:"f"’,‘:r"_ 2‘{’\:":;""“"‘: ] : i . o 5 I HT Wall Street Attitude. has often been argued that in a presi- | Pridtemaids, o dociors son, an bege dential race he would not hdve the! |same support. In a sense this vear o 2 i to Al Smith, having | is a test hecause many Republicans | the organ were features of the wed 5 "%l ding of Dr ward Eldridge Rlom ntial support in pre- % l‘,"fiifl"'fl'-“ - tah"”“‘ e ‘A‘Hfl..m and 1 zabeth Rrearley. local Sl e Tineet Atiack | Practitioners. The clergyman was not {may draw many voters from Al Smith, & Physician. Wall Street, which has hitherto heen best man a doctor, and a_doctor at vy favorable en him su Hepubllcans Seek to Elim- | is reported to be r and inclining toward the Republican nominee | hut if he should be elected governor : o inate Smith as Candidate again this Fall. his friends will have Desives Marts Changed. f all these undercur- | the additional arguments that he has | it Declaring his present name at times o e a1 Mtk Tor the reci. | embarrasing to him. Mever Tsatakis. [e58 M s provhet o |Gendiat omination 453 M street northwest, vesterday ate tha ver, the het- for Presidency. | asked the District Supreme Court to Special Dispatch Indeed, | el "" ks change it ta Meyer Taske. He is rep NEW YORK, Octo SUn o | resented by Attorney Louis Pearl | stein plre State is already fiz | Wife Asks Mnm(emmee . One report h: 1 omdr ol - < 1 - PR « accepted the Re.| Comir R : i r\ | Soma of “ie coins used by the an presidential campaizn of nation this year and |18 7" rFult for| fents were as clents were as lavge as dinner dinner nlates. theugh Gov. Al Smith is popui in the \ EL'llle exgrutive and his apponer reme Court by his wife.| cede his strength. they are be R Cathedral Ch b to talk tn the voters of t N " ambers of permitting him to win | $ natorial election this y o Funerals may mean his nomin Rurton | other words, the « | AS LOW AS Smith this vear so course. 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