Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1928, Page 12

THE EVENING CURTIS ENROUTE TOWEST VIRGINIA Speaks in Martinsburg This Afternoon and in Wilming- ton, Del., Tonight. aig: this afterncon in ena wnmn in Wilmington, D Senutor Curtis was enthusiestic_over his reception yesterday in North Caro- lina and Virginia. He was greeted by cheering crowds at both Petersburg, Va., and Raleigh, N. C. The huge audito- rium at Raleigh was well filled for his eddress last night and he was interrupt- ed frequently with applause. Simmons Praised. ‘Words of praise for his long-time po- litical foe in the Senate, Furnifold Sim- mons of North Carolina, were received with tumultous applause. Senator Sim- mons has declared against Gov. Smith. Curtis lashed out in both States yes- terday against the proposals of Gov. Smith for modification of the prohibi- tion and immigration laws. In the midst of his address last night, a heck- ler asked the Senator, “What has Cool- idge done about prohibition enforce- ment?” Curtis replied heatedly and amid an uproar in the hall that Presi- dent Coolidge “has tried to enforce the law” and insisted that enforcement conditions were “improving.” The Republican vice presidential nom- jnce asked that the questioner be.per- mitted to stay when a cry arose to | “throw him out.” Attacks Tammany. “How would you like to have Tam- many running the liquor business of the country?” he asked. “In the State of New York the Democratic candidate has not turned his hand to enforce the pro- hibition act for a minute. As Governor of the State he signed the bill repealing the State enforcement law and he would have the American people believe he would enforce the law.” As usual, Sen- ator Curtis concluded his address with an appeal for the election of Herbert Hoover and the North Carolina audi- ence received this with roars of ap- plause. Leaving Raleigh early today, the Sen- ator’s route lay to Martinsburg by way of Washington. He expects to reach the West Virginia city early in the aft- ernoon, R $50,000 Paid for Georgia Paper. Mrs. Robinson Comes to Husband’s Aid and Addresses Audience By the Assoclated Press. ‘WEISER, Idaho, October 17— Although momentarily afflicted with stage fright, Mrs. Joe T. Robinson rose admirably to her first campaign speech here yes- terday when her distinguished husband was caught unprepared. She talked to a large and en- thusiastic crowd from the reat the Robinso w Fobinson v\.*:e no'u Lb “that into & brie! speech that sounded suspiciously like something her husband had been making at varlous stops today. She left out the political part, however, con- tenting herself with a few words on the length of their journey and their pleasure at having so many people come down to greet em. mund Walker, Inc., of New York and Chicago for $80,000 has been authorized by the board of directors. 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