Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 16

Onlyon . Brunswick BERNIE CUMMINS And His Biltmore Orchestra Play AD. 3080 THE DANCE TUNE OF THE YEAR! Hear it on the BRUNSWICK PORTABLE The Instruent You’ll Choose for Tone Panatropes + Radio -‘Re:md.- Panatrope-Radiolas The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Chicago - New York BALTIMORE BRANCH 410-418 W. Lombard St. Phone Plaza 8112 FOUNDRY PASTOR ATTACKS SMITH i Rev. F. B. Harris Tells Hos- pital Guild Wet Campaign Is “Dastardly Trick.” The great issue of the national political campaign lies not in the field of politics, but in the realm of national morals and is bound up in the fate of the eighteenth amendment, declared Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church and former president of the Federation of Churches of the District of Columbia, in an address before the Sibley Guild, composed of District women, this morning. Bitterly attacking the candidacy of Gov. Smith, Dr. Harris declared that the battle he and the leaders of the Democratic party are waging is not a political campaign, but is “a dastardly trick played by those who, having sgized control of the party machinery and with a candidate who in his personality and attitudes violates the refined and gentle culture of the South, face Democrats with the odious Tammany coilar with the alternative, ‘bend or bolt.’ “Tammany Attempt.” The campaign now being waged, Dr. Harris said, “is a Tammany attempt, abetted by the wets of both parties, to betray the greatest reform in your life- time and mine into the hands of those whose attitude to it has always been one of hostility.” He continued: “It is an attempt now to hand over this reform, which has on it the blood of martyrs, to the gentle mercies of one who has been the consistent friend of the saloon from the time he entered volitics, who viciously fought every tempt to give communities the Amer- ican right of local option, who chummed with the saloon until the }cmperance forces of the country killed The most vicious elements of the country are lined up behind Al Smith for the defeat of prohibition, Dr. Harris declared. He deplored the fact that party regularity is leading many Democrats who are at heart supporters of the eighteenth amendment “to crucify their convictions and to goose- ;::]1} "wlth the cohorts of Tammany Predicts Smith Defeat. Dr. Harris predicted the overwhelm- ing defeat of the Democratic ticket, declaring that the party faces the same fate it has suffered “every time it has blinded itself to a great moral issue.” In closing, Dr. Harris urged preachers and churches throughout the Nation to come to the rescue of the eighteenth amendment, ignoring the attempt of | “a little crowd of New York politicians” to_label prohibition: “Political—hands off!” For preachers and churches to be silent now, he declared, would be “to suggest the curse of the Old Testa- ment verse, ‘The children of Ephraim, being_armed and having bows, turned back Tn the day of battle.’” I From Capper's Weekly. “Is your son in_business?” “Yes, he's a contractor.” {MORGENTHAU DENIES “What line?” ““Debts,” one dozen ‘m«mm your Dahlias early to 807 14th Street Phone Franklin 5442 “Arcade” Shop— 14th at Park Rd. 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