Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1930, Page 14

e — ' Four Members of ParlinmentI to Head Grqup Coming to Sessions Here. 1| French Parliament since 1924, and former vice president of the Municipal Couneil of Paris, who Is honorary gmal- ‘The tion is the be oenpum the con- )e!um delegation, the first, ll to bring together Capital former service "brlln—d,mfi’:::" - "'“"".‘..'.'.;'.‘.‘."'.;”‘un...’:t'r'.-. £ GAR ENCAMPMENT WILL OPEN TODAY ;| Many Allied Organizations to Meet Simultaneously in Cincinnati, Ohio. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 23.—The advance guard of the Grand Army of the Republic bivouscked here tonight IN TWO-STORY FALL| Loses Balance During Attempt to Repair Radio Aerial at His Home. i = olph Neubeck, 55-year-old pro- ‘WAS se- B Foster whlch will be bmldeut nnuonnuy. Contederate Veterans Invited. G. M. Mowry of vum Head, Ala., & Confederate veteran of the war, asked ‘permission n he has been in- flud to attend the encampment next :{RUM RUNNERS ABANDON Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 4400 Kansas avenue, saw fall into his side yard assistance. No. 10 pre- summoned and Mr. to Garfield Holplul, bruises about the face together with possible in- ln)uml Mr. Neubeck's wife was in a hl(hly nervous condition at her home night. The couple have four ehl.lann CITIZENS ACCEPT BID OF FIREMEN More Than 40 Associations Will Parade Her® on Labor ; Day. More than 40 citizens' assoclations | 'Ul be mted with delegations and automobiles in the annual fabor. day plnde of the District Pire eneral rejoicing on the rtment officials fng:g.u for the demonstration when me known yesterday that the FPederation of Citizens' Associations has vitation to take part in the big parade. With several thousand ecitizens federated with the associations Joining In the affair, the line of march AUTO AFTER BLOWOUT THE SUN AY y Chase, Mad. SBTAR, WASHINGTON, ll-y-nmn-—;mm the HUMAN, HARD-HITTING HYDE AT HIS BEST ON Agriculture Secretary Prefers Contacts With People to Office Charts. Dangerous Campaign Orator Is Both Urbane and Pug- nacious to Foes. 'l‘hle ttwo best Hoover hlrmlllen in las mwee-muy eluding )uryhnd mflu mained dry. in a Pi.ke lnfl Creec Park, nfl' car and clr'o on Beach drive in p-rk lnt it when a blowout i lu»u of escaping un- Members of the vice squad of No. 13 precinct, attracted to the chase, found the deserted car with its contents of 27 cases of all liquor. A smoke screen operating apparatus was also found in the car. Acmralnl to police reports, the car wuhsald luve contained six occu- pants. Home Folk Give Secretary Davis Rousing Welcome huo over op.nwrl of & rum-run- Vice President Curtis Among Those Paying Tribute at Sharon. By the Associated Press. SBHARON, Pa, August 23—"Jim Davis of Sharon,” otherwise Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, was honored by_the home folk today. 1t was “ among the notables present to the man who rose from a steel mill Ehrw" to a place in the elbluu of ee’ Presidents and who is now the ublican nominee for the vnlwd Pennsylvania was ‘Davis Home-coming” day, and | wi ‘honor park m dor bolce in | dling news without biss is machine were forced to abandon | the arfare first Howard Taft and then Mr. Taft and Mr, Woodrow 1920 Mr. Hyde had DROUGHT TOUR SECRETARY HYDE. MOST PAPERS DRY, METHODISTS FIND Survey Shows 56 Per Cent for Prohibition and 65 Per Cent Without Views. A survey of more than half the Na- tion’s newspapers has led the Methodist - | Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals to conclude that 56 per ’eent of the papers are dry in editorial policy and that 65 per cent of them handle prohibition news without bias. Local observers have reported to the board information about the editorial [enefil po! of uu of 2213 pnblidufl in the m issue of the !rouh“p clip l!aeet, tlunbo-'rad wt}l say T ) pum mbryunmngfuzha great dailles “a disturbing feature” of uu celunl mhflm.km situation. “In ltcyo!v.h fl‘ubl‘)ll'd will say, e Dempapa nnnno prohibition f senti- ment, but this nm.ement m\ut be qulh- fled, as there is considerable wet suj port in communities where the puhlc sentiment is undoubtedly in favor of lhe ¢l¢h¢e¢mh amendment.” Ifll\u’bln[ feature ol the situ- l&lcn the board believes, “is the fre- quency with which great daily news- papers in some of our cities are re- ported as making subtle, but perfectly obvious, appeals to rellnw- prejudice It:‘amlhelr warfare against the prohibi- ‘The board found that 56 per cent of the newspapers studied favor prohibi- tion editorially, while 36 per cent are wet, wlth the remainder neutral or t editorial ls. “Sixty-five per cent of the daily news- pers are reported as as_glving vmhlbl- a;n an ‘even break,’ while 35 per cent are not so graded,” the board will say. It has found that the percentage han- “slightly higher,” amounting to 65 per cent, end that 20 pcr cent of '.he&lpan studied ‘publis] e remainder ites | either ulunu to lln them space or puhu.shin: no cartoons. e board will assert that “while the d lmt daily newspapers of the North- Wwets | esatern States are usually wet, the large Hl did :Irgt meet it to retrievably classifying himse! he had concluded Mr. M Tose rejoined, in effect: “You have seen wm my opponent is dry and where is wet. I dry . incident is dznn!lon ‘of hu method, He is what he is for, and his uuvr;.:é how to_win is to say it lnd say it He is reputed to be one of the few men ever created who could say hard enough to greatest of all as-catch-can, boxers, ex-Senator James A. Reed, also well fitted for the post of United smu bflflamwr, which he will seek in | Mr. m Secretary, who followed Curtis a8 8 speaker, recalled that his first job wn u : shoe hrb-r of John Willlams he; d_that when his hmllv first. umed 1n Sharon lfler paid $3.50 I ha Louls and me its ny. leaving greater - perity behind o Bature number of dailies- which serve smaller communities in uut section give a 50 per cent break to the ry: In the Southern States the dry per. centage was found to be 62, in the Mm dle West, 56 and in the Far wur, 56, the grade being on editorial policy. ‘The board does not mention any news) name. The Cambrin-Ml,Leslie 1324.26 Euclid Street 3 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $55 | Take Care of Yonr Teeth At Dr. Frelot's you get the most modern and professional dentistry rock-bottom prices. A skilled branches of dentistry, at thl possible prices. A trial convinee you. 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