Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1930, Page 38

AN BILL GVEN LEGON BY B0STON Hotel Assosiation Reports - 8light Damage—Would Wel- ¢ome Convention Again. By e Associated Press. BOSTON, October 28.—The City of ‘Boston Hotel Association yesterday gave the American Leglon & clean bill. The mssociation vigorously denied all reports of heavy property damage and wlid during the recent national con- wention of the Legion and sald it would me the Legionnaires here again. ‘The hotel men said the total property damage in 25 of the leading hotels, which housed and fed nearly 50,000 persons, amounted to less than $500, and, that they “would not hesitate for & moment recommending any city in the country inviting the Legion conven- Bradbury P. Cushing, managing di- yector of the Statler Hotel, which the had claimed was heavily dam- aged, sald: “There was absolutely no foundation for the stories that were circulated sbout the Statler Hotel rty damage. To date the estimate still well under the original $600 I gave out. We owe it to the American Legion and our own industry to thten out this matter and official sction this body should stop for all time any further discussion. We were glad to have the American Legion con- vention and no other city should enter- tain any fears regarding extension of an {nvitation. Naturally there were abnor- mal conditions, but the Legionnaires that great body.” Lerman C. Prior, operator of three hotels, said: “I am happy to report that not 5 cents’ worth of damage has reported at either of the three . The world should know the frue story of the Legionnaires and their eonduct while here and it should stifie all time the disgraceful publicity attended the convention.” TREASURE IS FOUND Horses and Buggies Going Into Discard; Lunch Carts Fewer Commerce general belief that they are out of the picture. And with the have gome into the limbo of forgotten things the sulky, the phéleton, the barouche. There was a 13 per cent decrease in the value of all horse-drawn vehicles from 1927 to 1929. The 122,734 such vehicles sold last year brought $10,323,535 to the manu- facturers. Farm wagons, business wagons, lunch wagons, carriages and bug- gles were fewer than in 1927, but two-wheeled carts increased 111.9 per cent in number to 9,132. More ublic conveyances and farm cks also were sold. | Moreover, the value of wheel- barrows dropped 0.4 per cent and the number of handcarts and pushcarts 16.8. METCALF URGES DRY LAW REPEAL Rhode Island @. 0. P. Senator Ad- vocates State Conmtrol of Liquor. B7 the Associated Press. PROVIDENCE, R. I, October 23.— United States Senator Jesse H. Metcalf, Republican candidate for re-elecuca yes| y declared himself for repeal u‘ied teenth amendment and advo- cal tate control of liquor. 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