Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 16

HYDE AND LEGGE CLASHWITH RED Kansas Governor Terms Farm Board Program “the Gospel of Despair.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. IT DOES NO GOOD {MOT:EEOJAWNGLEY' Men say I'm lacking public spirit, KER! DlEs because I like to stay at home, and = bask all day, or pretty near it, without | 91-Year-01d Philadelphia Woman much turmoil in my dome. They talk s 2 of threatening disasters, of perlls com-| Recently Injured in Auto- ing in & gang, and I sit dreaming here, mobile Accident. my masters, and do not seem to carc a hang. My neighbors do a lot of fanting about some crisis that's on deck; they gather round me, flushed and panting, and call on Pete and also | By the Associated Press, PHILADELPHIA, July | Mary A. Wrigley, 91, mother of William By the Assoclated Press. | AMARILLO, Tex., July 11.—Ending a two-day campaign in Kansas expound- Wrigley, jr., millionaire chewing-gum manufactirer and owner of the Chicago Heck. Why don't I join them in pro- testing against the evils now in sight? Why don't I quit my bootless resting, and gird my claymore on and fight? A long, long time I have been breath- ing the air of this old whirling spher 11.—Mrs. | National League, base ball club, died at her home here Wednesday. She was the widow of William Wrig- ley, who, at the time of his death, was a prominent Philadelphia manufac- turer. Despite her age, Mrs. Wrigley went for an automobile drive almost daily until recently. Several months ago her car was struck by a truck and she was thrown from the back seat to the front seat and received numerous cuts and bruises. Composer’s Widow Dies. MILAN, July 11 (#)—Signor Ina Elvira Bonturi Puccini, widow of the famous composer, died Wednesday of a heart attack at the age of 70. FIGHT FOR REMOVAL OF ATTORNEY DENIED Anti-Saloon League Representative Says U. S. Must See Dry Law Enforced. By the Assoclated Press. MILWAUKEE, July 11.—Tom Jarvis, attorney for the National Anti-Saloon | League, has denied published re- | ports quoting him as seeking removal — A of District Attorney Levi H. Bancroft, aceused of animosity toward the eighteenth amendment. “I did not come her to seek Bancroft's removal,” he said. “My purpose Was to address a meeting of the local Anti- Saloon League. However, reports have come to me that the lalw is not prop- erly enforced in some Wisconsin citles, but steps to remedy the situation must be made by the Government and not by the league.” Bancroft was assailed ‘recently by several clergymen and women's clubs for making addresses reputedly “Be- littling _prohibition and its benefits.” Bancroft said newspapers garbled his addresses and that he had been mis- Tepresented. Jarvis in his speech Tuesday -night \ sald Wisconsin had already ed New York in seceding from the ’gnnlon" as regarding prohibition. B Plans are being made for con the famous Maisons Lafitte mm'um in France into an international passen- ger aviation field. — Auto Enamel Quick drying, with hard, glossy finish, MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYNNE 607-609 C St Phone fer Color Card Graduate McCormick Medieal Glasses Fitted Coliege Eyes Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone_ National 0721 409-410 McLachien Bids. 10ih and G Sts. N-W. ing the Farm Board’s wheat acreage|when I was young my heart was S reduction program, Alexander. Legge, |ing with angry passions by the chairman, and Arthur M. Hyde, Secre- | mv(‘ln br;*;;lg LR va\;:g- il 11(! p tary of Agriculture, today brought thelr | in gll upheavals designed to turn so A pound box of Myra Monet Thinmints and a Pproposals to the Texas Panhandle. rascals out. Devising methods of ¢ A RS Yy ol They parted company last night with | rection, I sprained my lungs and I Mammy Lou Cordial Cherries. . .both for 69c. C v. Clvde M. Reed of Kansas after he'| 10ch eleehs, I stirred up foes in eve £ad sounded his Gpposition to the CUI- | yisned’to keep. I found the work was “The Diggest hop." Mr. Legge told | hard, and, tiring. this saving of the |/ 1500 Southwestern wheat growers in | OUNtry's flag, and I'd go home at night answer to Gov. Reed, “will always lie | RerSPIring, ;::““g‘rp et c&?fi};n;ag In the trough. " Kansas is now in the ooked, sroun: toreaize te-same 1d - Terming the Farm Board's program o i S, “ine gospel of despalr,” Reed saxed: . | jarred my eyes. “If any one duce produ to domestic den why not the n ufacturer of agr Mr. Legge, former head of a har- | vester manufacturing company, said his company had never cold implements abroad below the prices charged Amer- fcan farmers. The chairman gave notice the Farm | Board will not buy more wheat. He told his Dodge City audience the board was_spending $1.000.000 a month to ! earry e 60,000,000 bushels of the - {Oopyright; 1950.) 1929 surplus. ' He urged the wheat| T Taisers to “sit tight.” predicting, if they | did so, the market would improve 25 cents a_bushel. Secretary Hyde said the farmer had the choice of cutting production or con- | tinuing to suffer from the effects of | lorge surpluses. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities andy T;eat pound box of Sfafio Sale LS \‘ _ s | slide It does no good to rant and clamor, assailing this, attacking that, assaulting all things with a hammer, and making speeches through one's | | hat.” And so I rest here idly dream- | ing, beneath my spreading greenwood | tree; and in the distance sounds the | screaming which does no good, that I | can see. WALT MASON. with Interlined- Envelopes egular $1 Boxes ntaini nve. A Pound Box of Thinmints Pure delicious creams fla- vored with real peppermint and coated with tasty mouth- chocolate which melting chocolate. unexcelled. Both for 69 » Two pounds of pure, fresh candies at this special price Just for Friday and Saturday! 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