The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 21

HOME RULE THE GREAT ISSUE, SAYS “AL” SMITH, ACCLAIMED STATE LEADER. BY DEMOCRATS dustice Scudder of Brooklyn. Nominated for Court of Ap- peals—Party Platform Has No Wet Plank—Hylan and Curran Forces Line Up. The Democratic State Convention yesterday nominated J. Townsend Soudder for the Court of Appeals and acclaimed former Gov. Al Smith the party leader, the man who !s to make the fight nlong the trail back to Al- any next year. Personally, “Al” had no comment to make, and while It had been thought that his way lay to- ward Washington as a candidate for United States Senator, he is for party organization first and his own con- sideration last, ‘That theré is no apparent diminution of his popularity with Tammany as well as the Democrats of up-State, was evidenced by the reception ac- corded him by the delegates, men and ‘women alike, and the attention with which they followed his speech and the applause with which it was rected. And it was a woman, Miss Harriet May Mills, who acclaimed fim for Governor in 3 The former Governor had no hest- tancy in expressing his views on the municipal campaign, He thought,. he ®aid, that there was no doubt as to the re-election of Mayor Hylan and the Tammany ticket. “Whenever 4 big issue is involved,” ho sald, “New York City turns to the Democrats. The big issue in this campaign ‘s home rule, How are we going to get home rule? By working and plugging for it as the Democrats have been doing. A number of up-State cities are with New York on the proposition and the majority of the people lieve in it. ‘They believe that t n of Internal affairs should local authorities.” 1 regard to the women's vote, Vthinks that it will be about evenly divided, between the two big parties. 4 For the fivst time in the history of New York politics « woman wield the gay ver a State Convention and it remained for the Democrats te confer the honor on one of the Kentler sex, an honor which was. 20} prociated by her fellow sis- vrs. Miss Mills made a very nice ptance of the distinction end demonstrated that a woman ¢ handle a big group of delegates well as a man, But then it was a hice conventions with nothing uur re Wasn't even an ar a fight, over the selection, But when they really wanted a nominee Mr. Join Me- Covey of Brooklyn had former Justice Scudder ready, The women mado a ver ing feature of the conver wpparently are taking to 4 haturally as to housework. There is one thing which mak can popular with 2h evith orators or acem to stoning, evy ‘y a speech, and anyhow they know when to applaud The guthering i the ballroom of the Hotel Commodk yesterday looked like a matinee crowd, the gen- | tler sex being attired in their best, end an encouraging sign from a po- Litieal standpoint was the number of young woman among the delegates The Demoeratic State platform interest~ DEMOCRATS NAME JUSTICE SCUDDER FOR HIGHEST COURT TOWNSEND SCUDDER Here is Justice Townsend Scudder, nominated by the Democratic State Convention for Judge of the Court of Appeals: Born fifty-six years ago in North- port, Suffolk County. Educated at Flushing Institpte, Columbia Law School and abroad: Served as a Representative in the Fifty-sixth and Fifty-elghth Con- gresses, Was elected to the Supreme Court bench in the 2d Judicial District in 1806, being indorsed by both Repub- lican and Democratic Parties. Served fourteen years as Supreme Court Justice; known as a fearless and upr(ght Judge. Ran for re-election last year and was defeated when Jacob A. Living- ston, Republican “boss,” refused to Indorse him. Inapite of the Republican landslide, ran 50,000 ahead of the Democratic Henry C eucleus, of the “Curran Loyal pee A. L. Boyce, who first met fealbing camp, says ti real man and a splendid soldie: Japt. Boyce Is leading the Tigers on the forward march for Curran and victory. John Delaney, erstwhile Transit Construction Commissioner until] Gov. Miller ousted the commission, will manage the campaign for Mayor Hy- lan and will open to-day at No. 60 Eust 42d Street the headquarters was the Hylan League. The Business Men's jue, which originally brought Mayor Hylan into the political limelight, and of which Preston P. Lynn is President, will be- gin activities in a few days on the eighth floor of No, 300 Madison Ave- nue. Although the League will os- tensibly be separate from the Hylan outfit, around the corner in 42d Street, there will nevertheless be a Joint working campaign headquarters the eleventh floor of the same building in which the league le | cated. These three-cornered quarters will be for Mayor Hylan, Comptroller Craig and Dock Commissioner Hul- bert, the Democratic candidate for President of the Board of Aldermen. The principal headquarters for Mr. Hulbert will be in the Pennsylvania Hotel, but it is planned to do a great deal of active campaigning from the Hylan-Craig-Hulbert office overWead the Business Men's League, Mrs. Mabel T. 8. Falco, the only woman candidate for public office in pant} County, took a filer over the Brooklyn Bridge this morning to file with the Board of Blections an affi- davit to the effect that she received nothing and spent as much in her) primary contest for the Aldermanic) hominstion of the 884 District. Mrs. Falco ts putting up @ vigorous cam- palgn. She was one of the original Suffragettes and is head of the wom- en's division of the 1st Assembly Dis- | trict Republican Club. Her great uncle was James G. Blaine and her father was Col. Henry Stanwood, In the Customs Service from 1872 1899, when he died. If elected she will be New York City's first woman | Alderman. ck” Keliy, who put over the bia! publicity features for the American; Red Cross from the Washington} headquarters, is ‘now publicity direc. tor for the Curran Campaign Commit. ie" is @ product of ing ‘World staf! and. was for several years {ts political reporter. He managed the confidential bureau | of President Harding's campaign out fit and was the leading propagandist | for the National Prosperity Bureau initlating Prosperity Week. John was 30 a big gun in the Panama-Pacifie| xposition. Between ack” Kelly! fack" Lyons, the “Curran- for-! or” campaign will be well adver-| sed and “Jacked up." ticket, Is a thirty-third degree Mason and! Thomas I, Sheridan is the Tam. | Past tirand Master’ of the New|many nominee for the State Senate | York State Grand Lodge from the 16th Senatorial District, & practising lawyer, membor of|Chatles F. Murphy's own home die: lanes firm of Scudder & Levy, No. 2/trict, and will probably be elected for Rector Street (the “term which was left unfin- Is married, has two children and) ished by Senutor “Marty" McCue, ‘ “| who took a better Job. Mr, Sheridan j lives at Glen H adopted at yesterday's convention demands: 1, Municipal Nome rule and the re- veal of the Transit Law. Direct. nominations through the | al of the State and Judicial Con- vention Laws. 3. Retrenchment and reoonstruction jof the State Government by constl- tutional amendment. 4. Soldiers’ bonus, to yugh such measures shall most y and effectively acknowledxe e's obligation to World War be secured §. State development and distribu |tion of hydro-electric power. | 6. That Democratic Party jorgan * nd in ail of it be equal representation ed to women. Hstablishment State Mini- ion with power It ine a living! wage for Women and minors ta indus- try. j : Tho “light wines and beer" plank |urged on the convention was eejected. | ees | Royce's Tigers, still remembered ‘since war days, are now Uning up for TWO POWER RANGE also. No new car at any \ 1—Series1 7 Pass. Touring $850 | 1— “ 2 inter Top Touring 1,350 | 3 Touring 1,350 i 4 Roadster 1,450 4 ‘Touring 1,450 2 Limousine 1,500 } 2 Brougham 1,850 | 5 Touring ' 4 Coupe | 3 Sedan 5 Coupe | 5 Sedan 6 Sed.-Lim. 6 Coupe 6 Sedan Van Cortlandt Vehicle Corporation Telephone 8763 Columbus 1896 BROADWAY Removal Sale! | REBUILT PEERLESS EIGHT | Every car is rebuilt, repainted and is j sold with a NEW CAR GUARANTEE. | | The new car prices have beer: reduced on Peerless Cars, and we are making | this big reduction on our Rebuilt Cars or give hetter service than these Rebuilt and Guaranteed PEERLESS cars. A buyer of one of these cars gets the | benefit of our PEERLESS GOLD BOND | | SERVICE POLICY. ONLY 24 CARS! price will run better , AT 63D STREET n attorney, was an Assistant District | Attorney under Swann and ts one of Tammany's spellbinders. Mr, Shert- | dan yesterday was being Introduced | to fellow Democrats and other fellows by former Senator Loring Black. { Secretary of State John Lyone ts Yo take him in a couple of worn, twisted, lop- | who ran nnd are forming the|doing nearly as much handshaking Lesion. | these days as he did when he was running bis campaign a year ago. Now he's running that of Harry H. Curran for Mayor and is working as | hard as If he were running himself. “We'll be going on twelve cylinders by Monday next,” sald Secretary Lyons to-day. “We move our head- quarters into the Murray Hill Hotel to-morrow and will be fixed up good shape In a couple of days will have offices on the ground floor, where It will be convenient for our. | selves and everybody cise, and the fur will begin to fly.” Cross counter court actions will bo heard by Justice McAvoy in th preme Court to-day. will ask that Jimmy Hines show cause why the ballot boxes in llth Assembly District (Hines's dis- trict) should not be opened and in- spected and Hines, through his ut- torney, Vincent S. Lippe, will ask the Board of Elections to permit Hines to view all the vold, protested and blank ballots in the recent primaries. George W. Olvany, for the Miller side, says that Jimmy fears to open the boxes in hts own district, because an inspection will show, Olvany says, that Jim didn’t go into court crying fraud with clean hands. Hines says that Tammany is welcome to see any- thing he's got. There was a ‘ring on the phone in the Curran Headquarters yesterday afternoon and a@ voice at the other end said: “What does the second Henry Curran’ “Home Rule, rone Kelly, without the slightest nes: itation, _ ARTHUR MURPHY RENAMED BRONX DEMOCRATIC LEADER. and County Tickets, The Democratic, organisation of Bronx County ratified the city, bor- to|ouwh and county Democratic ticket at @ meeting of the general commit- | teo at Public School No. 65, St. Paul's | Place and Washington Avenue, last night. Arthur H. Murphy was re- elected County Chairman, Dr. James A. Hamilton, Commissioner of Cor- rection, presided and lauded the present City Administration. County Clerk Robert L. Moran paid fA tribute to Edward J. Flynn, candi- |date for Sheriff, who gainst Patrick J. Kane, ers Democratic leader of the 3d I has embraced the Republican Party as its candidate for Sheriff. pO ae STABS HER SON-IN-LAW, CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN. Mrs. Mary Raberga, forty-five, of No. was last 305 Kast 18th Street, Bronx, locked up !n Morrisania Station night, charged with felonious for the alleged stabbing of | law, Leonard! Lombard), tw igiet side of the neck with 4 py: in his home, No, 240 Bast list Street, | Bronx, Lombard! was attended by De: Harr Schiffman of No. 352 ast 14sth | tree According to Mrs, Raberga, reports of Lombardi's treatment of his w f eleven im who is conditior he: hie hors Saved! We su Jullus fires! the} » | poured into a t, | you. (CALDWELL WOMEN INA SPIRITED RACE FORG. 0.P. HONORS' | Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Brown Oppose Each Other In To-day’s Primary. CALDWELL, N. is In a high state af agitation to-day, Men an women arg feverishly discussing the merits of the contest being waged in the primary election between Mrs, Edith Potter Cooke and Mrs. belen D, Brown to represent the fourth polling district In the Essex County Wonderful Soups | LEA & PERRINS SAUCE to the instructions | in our booklet soning Suggestions.” Y. for the asking. seat Sd ‘The secrets of the world's heat cooks are open te you. Write to Lea & Peru, 261 Weee St." N.Y. shiny climes single glass for The Coca-Cola Co. | Atlanta, Ga. sided shoes that look about ready for the ash-can. Two days later he hands them back to you so changed you hardly know them. They look almost like new—substantial new soles, new laces, new rubber heels. The American repairman is the best in the world. Have him put O’Sullivan’s on your shoes today! They outlast ordinary rubber heels two to one. 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