Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1930, Page 23

g s T aCab e e e e el Bone il R Sl SRR s cl3 SB]EN"HG S]’UDY FORMER POLITICAL PALS’ SONS Sounty to Conwres, 1o Goyernr und | GIRL AND HER MOTHER | o ko e et * |REASSIGNMENT OF JUDGE | arted by Xcams Bobumty s 190 L, ruled instead—Robert M., jr., as Sen- | | Betty wi duated 1) 1 OPPOSED IN GOVERNOR’S RACE | sior: iy ss the Reputiscas nomines | CO-STUDENTS IN COLLEGE | e “Woodrow “Witson righ “Sehoot at| IN KEARNS’ SUIT SEEN | {67 Stiisoment esierdny Coier sie | Long Beach, Calif., and will specialize S — | torneys for Mrs. Kearns objected to the Mrs. Seeley of Evanston, Ill, and | in dramatics. _ | hearing before him of a motion made 4 When she was a small child, Betty (Judge Lynch Sends Case to Execu- | o "Kegms counsel to vacate an order | now By the Associated Press. one who was, to be known as “Pighting | Philip's friends said he was assured ? 4 ; 4 y UF I_YNBHING UPENS MILWAUKEE, * September 20.—Tt | Bob> was ected. district attorney of | victory as the Republican nominee | ~ 14-Year-Old Daughter En Skt b Rt ot v wtonlyiia] (Y Comamittet Attar - Objcs "f}:;‘;fi'fi"‘ée,:“;rf,';‘",:,'gn;r‘,’y At for Governor. It is Hammersley against La Follette may be,” said E. C. Hammersley one | Dane County. | “the youngest Governor of any State in | t University. day 40 years ago, “that this young La | Yesterday the son of Charles E. Ham- | the Union,” they are already calling | e " | class,” She paid_ close "attention and tions by Mrs. Kearns. | counsel fees. Follette fellow win, mersley said: | him. By the Associated Press. .Dmre-d TR sthr‘e;:i yrageen;;essl& ;emd IS | Mrs. Kearns recently countered the Interracial Commission| (Il help him . “T'm going to try to win the election | Hammersley is 49 years old. He| EVANSTON, IIL, September 20—A | PIRCed o the thidl g7ade. St SCUPBLS | o CHICAGO, September 20.—Reassi | annulment suit with a cross bill char So he took Robert M. La Follette, just | for Governor as the Democratic nom- | worked on a farm. peddied vegetables in | 14-year-old fiirl and her mother today | {3eCher, EVRER 00 e . September 20.—Reasslgn- | jng cruelty and asking for temporary . out of college, around about Madison | inee.” Madison and walked 5 miles each way | entered Northwestern University as | When T ment of a judge to hear the annulment | alimony and counsel fees. Hopes to Help Prevent Vio- |on his horse-buying forays, They jogged | _Politics had come and gone. Father a day to attend the university. He | students ! . suit of Jack Kearns, boxing promoter.| In his petition Kearns asked annul- and campaigned over the undulating | Hammersley had died. “Fighting Bob” | hopes to win by converting laggard | Mrs. Nettie Seeley enrolled as a | More than 1000.000 person: Eng- | against Mrs. Legna Kearns was awaited ' ment on the ground he had been coerced lence by Mobs in South. Wisconsin greenlands. In the Fall, the had died—after jumping from Dane Democrats back into the fold nior in the School of Education. and | land earn more than $2,000 a vear today as the next move in the litigation | into & “trick” marriage. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ATLANTA, Ga., September 20.—Baf- | ey ks il The New SUPERHETERODYNE ing in 1930, the Commission of Inter- . . racial Co-operation, a group of repre-; M R u p reme altue eans ajestic able adjustment of the South's race . problem, has started the first sclentific R(lle study ever made of lynchings. | —is a marvel of inventive The commission is making a case- ® g ) L3 by-case inevstigation in an attemot to | 4 T¢ aehd fecti iscover the underlying cau: It hopes | ® genius. t ac ieves per ection to formulate an effective preventive pro- ' 0 in radio reproduction. True o ! / tone quality ; wide range; won- N ‘The commission is composed of George o ;km M;l]to?\.&egl(ol; n(flthe (éhgm{;igogni derful selectivity. ws, chairman; Dr. Howard W. 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At a preliminary meeting just held, the commission defined the scope and procedure of the investigation. Epidemic Shatters Faith. Announcing the plan, Dr. Alexander said the study had been made impera- tive by the epidemic of lynchings, which has marked the present year, carrying the record already to twice what it was B e e Ty “ Domestic Rugs steady decline in lynchings we had be- gun to hope we had a new South, morally, economically and politically,” ; said Dr. Alexander. “But the depres- 4 bl e Dt sing record for the present year has o L 12 seriously shaken our confidence and re- in beauty and durability vealed the persistence of tragic con- ditions. y , “So ominous is the situation that we . . feel the pecple of the South must con- f Rugs furnish the foundation of the scheme front afresh, their task of vindicating 4 E | f f . hv . Jaw and civiiization. The personnel of 5 or furnishing the house. 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