Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1929, Page 6

THREE PATRONAGE GROUPS REFORMED:= All G. 0. P. Commitiees ‘in South Fail to Win Hoover’s Complete Approval. By the Associated Press. Patronage committees, set up by Re- publican leaders in some of the South- ern States in consultation with Horace &. Mann. Washington lawyer, who di- rected tme Hoover presidential cam- paign in the South, have failed to gain complete administration approval. Those selected for three of the States ~—Georga, South Carolina and Florida —are in process of reorganization under direction of Postmaster General Brown, Walter Newton, administrative assistant to the President, and James Francis Burke, general counsel of the Repub- lican national committee. Those for two other States—Missis- Bippi apd Alabama—have been approv- ed and it was stated today that a sat- isfactory committee was being organ- ized in Texas under the direction of R. B. Creager, the Republican national committeeman. In Virginia and North Carolina com- mittees are unvécessary, as appoint- ments of postmdsters are to be handled through their Republican Congressmen and recommefndations for other ap- pointments are to come through the national committeemen and others, in- cluding outstanding Democrats who supported Hoover for the presidency. move is being made by the ad- ion committee in the case of Tenne"ee pending a determination whether a recent harmony conference in that State will produce the desired results. The refusal of the administration and his former Southern campaign manager. mflmwnmwmdm oo States um.na k hnulflhwhmm organiza- mmmup MISS JOHNSON HEADS PAN-STATE SOCIETY Other Officers Elected and Will Meet Monday to Plan Entertainment. Miss Bede Johnson of the Minnesota State Society'was elected president last night - of the Pan-State Society of Washington, an organization represent- ing various State groups here. Other officers, elected at a meeting in the ‘Willard Hotel, were as follows: ‘W. E. Hoffheins (West Virginia), J. M. Otterness (South Dakota) and Mrs. Algernon R. Bailey (Illinols), vice pres- idents; Miss Edith Lathrop (Nebraska), secretary; Miss Gertrude Lewis (Towa), assistant secretary; Dr. W. N. Johan- nessen (Idaho), treasurer, and A. R. Bailey (Illinois), assistant treasurer, Lee Lamar Robinson, retiring president, ‘was named honorary president. Officers of the society have been called to meet Monday night to per- fect plans for a joint entertainment to STORAGE REMODELING REPAIRING Phone Main 2810 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, CHERRY BLOSSOM clude a regatta on the Potomac, o be organized with the aid of yacht clubs, mer boat races and other sports. On same day there might be held some form of mmury display by Army md lowed in the evening by.a mennc staged in the Sylvan Theater. ‘The culminating celebration would be Spring Festival ' Would In«|neid'on the third day, with the corona- clude Air, Land and tion of the queen of the cherry blossom festival, This young woman with her entourage would embark in & barge at Georgetown and be transported down the river, with supporting water craft and floats, keeping close to the Potomac Park shore, circling Hains Point and Water Features. A three-day cherry blossom festival | coming up Washinglon Channel to & point opposite the golf clubhousés on which a committee of the Washington | potomac Park Speedway. THere the Chamber of Commerce proposes be | party would disembark and proceed to staged here next Spring would include | a special throne for the coronation. air, water and lénd entertainment fea- | Later, there would be an automobile pa- tures, culminating in a great corona- | rade carrying the queen and her party tion ceremony and ball, according to|around the park and circling the Tidal tentative plans announced today by | Basin. Gen. Anton Stej ing a meeting of his committee. The first day of the program as set | evening, possibly in Washington Audi- forth in the proposed festival would in< | torjum. asin. ‘The festival would terminate with a n, chairman, lollow- coronation ball to be held on the final Why the A:-B‘A Cheque is the safest way to carry money (3) Always Ink here for yo Dank’s name when you buy travel for you. oheques. of your two signatu AMUSEMENTS ROBIN HOOD PLAYERS—“The Road Back.” ‘The Robin Hood Players presented what, pérhaps, is a realistic picture of modern family life in some American small towns in their interpretation of Joseph Carlton’s play “The Road Back,’ which opened last night and will be Te- peated tonight in St. Paul's Hall ac¢ Fifteenth-and V m-aeu northwest. Barbara Hesse ‘Ma” Fowler handles a difficult. bit ol character work well, Peggy Schneider nfakes a charm- ing picture as Jenny and interprets the ambitious Fowler's :character well, but has difficulty in making her voice Teach the back rows. Stella Nicro s the typi- cal “hard-boiled” youngster in- the role of Milly Fowler, whose “crust” is in reality *.only skin deep, while Helen Sheckells is effective as Mrs. Blinders, one of those dear friends and neighbors who just does love a bit of news now and then. Others in the cast, all of whom acquit themselves fairly well, in- clude Gina John Simi as “Pa” Fowle Robert Dillon as Arthur McLeod, Joseph Marcellino as Blake Chester; Paul Mes- STORAGE Abgsolutely Fireproof Modern Warehouse for Storage of Furni- ture exclusively -Private, Lo ck ed, Separate Rooms—Moderate Rates. Padded Moui;lg Vans for Local "'APRIL 25, 1929.° sink, who portrays the rough and ready “Uncle Ben from Arizona”; Leona Schoyer, Mrs. Chester, and Frank Mar- rarino as George Fowler. The story concernsfhe problems of the Fowler family, who are “on the down grade,” through inertia on the part of the mother, the broken spirit of the father, and the resulting criminal tend- encies in the young son George. 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