The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 4

PR RNR RR OPEN ee re rear eene THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1922. like Joreph Walker polled almost a]teast. Seoretary of State Charles] England partners in the Pacific. ‘the | eainja it was announeed « is!CLAIMS TOM FOLEY been w fenan third us many votes us Senator Lodge. | Evans Hughes was brought bere for] Ir prefer to have the twol home in Nahant, where he te suffering ited on 4H Nr | LIKELY What's the matter with the western | the purposo of stra ning Out nu-|Countrios not quite #0 close. Bo there | cro i tiarynaitie wnich| HASN'T RIGHT TO VOTE, [*% or ftth & vurlously answered as the whole situ-|the business men and bankers, who] speaking, in being against the Leaguc © (old there is a decision of the © treet and Lexington | Supreme Court in the Second Depart- rney General her iment lo- | we nator wis ny Tel, B . to-night to epenke tn section of the Stato—this ts asked und| merous Republicans, especially among| sre profitr losses, _politicully ancKetl IN HIS OWN DISTRICT |2%2"° £0" the last five yeors, ond ts }ment that the ation 1s canvassed. Former Senutor| have not felt that America's foreign] of Nutions but in favor of the four Murray Crane warmly favored the] poltey has been particularly directed] power pact League of Nations and muny of bis/toward helping the world bck to —— now paying rent under a leago which | riglt to go before a Grand Jury, and disciples in Western Massachusetts | normalcy When 4 uid and done ana) bender 1 sive| Will not expire until Oct. 1, 1923 itt done in Brooklyn to-day, are Belleved to have voted usatust! si, srughes attempted to an | Mtasaac ir. Lodge. authoritative outline of the policy of pa ct » be taken for] the Harding ration and got a} 7 ; anted Shenker Frederick HH. Gillett number have registered from numbers|thet lic wants an honest election, his beet naulgtiod fo make thy apecches, Prot, Lesile J, Tompkins acted as}which are car barns. Despite all the} why could le not have taken the — = Chatrman of 4 Cohalan meeting held|oxposures made on illegal registra-]oyinion of a Jwatice of the Second o at the Central Opera House lust] tion, our plous District Attorney has] Deparunent and allow this to go to j[ Aight, and among other things swt [prevented the Attorney General from]the Grand Jury, I am afraid his “T charge that Tom Vo pfleader in the 1st District however, not particularly be- ir. Lodge's mistake. st. whieh has the larg { any morning SENTENCE art 177 Bast Yorievitk campaign inthis iy: Monday “In the Yorkville district, a largr District Attorney is serious much may i. hur xood deal of attention, but the brief reference witl) which he dismissed Mr, | Here Lodge, while he devoted much of his speech to other things, naturally —Channing Cox, the Repub- numinee for Governor, will run of Senator Lodge tn the finals, Court ‘crn | going before Grand Juries. Jerome, | justice to all is justice to all parti- it] Whitman or Perkins never did it: f Woodrow sans, and that he, too, is following Much iSiesatisfection but In- Just as he did in the primaries. Mr.| ti sid political tongues wagging, Mr Administra- | y to vote in his own district. 1H Ruston has not done it in Kings, and|out tho orders of the ‘all-high one,’ "* dications Favor Re- Lodge will tone thousands of Repub-[Tiieicy unqucstionubly cate, hore to| Uo! ——- election Mcrae nett yoted to over-} icin Mr. Lodge, but mostly to pre-| If Senator Lodge is re-elected—and | = — = = - ———————— = i bi e's veto on the) ont ine Massachusetts vote from] it louks on the surtace as if he will bonus, because he did not favor wore Coys @ repudiation off win vill owe his vietory to a Paigty that ina creation - eure the fo n poliey of the Administra. Us a nt part ee beanie that ay wotbeieat ¢ Ot ations, tion Massachusetts in both parties ponsitle for} § ten by Mr. Li failure tu participate tn] prt country nization, he 4 It is suMficient that Charles W. By David Lawrence Eliot, former President of Harvard, (Special Correspondent of The Eve-|and Moorfield Storey, former Presi- ning World.) dent of the American Bar Association, have not been able to support Will- iara A. Gaston, Democratic nominee From coast ust the writer hos} ter Onied States Senator, an op- eucountered the query: ‘What will] ponent of the League of Nations happen to Lodge in Massachusetts this] They have formed a group which ts campaigning for John A. Nicholls, in- Iment—there ts umber of Democrats who], ° for his opposit to the | Hfe for thir Nations and for his wet] ted many hums t BOSTON, Nov. 3 (Copyright).— poumu- not a 0 acter on the stun nd 8 made enough speeches on enough subsects to cause him trouble in any campaign. But while the wind-up of the cumpaign weems to indicat lose squeeze, onc should not be surprised to see Mas- gachusett w the normal Repub- ttcan trend of the Bastern seaboard, — lea rings. The Dew dependent Republican candidate for] Part in thi answer would have been: "Certain re-|cenator. The latter Is actively sup-| Leusue of Na election.” ported by Joseph Walker, who van Nervousness has developed im the/against Mr. Lodge in the Republican pimartes. lurge t the and, e fuct that the or issue in the ge would retain Republican camp. Some of the man- - most of the Democrats who voted ti mt Waihe ‘ Saat epublicun ticket in 1920. ‘Ty agers are shaking their heads and] a) none is also winying tor the ms anu Hy on anibeas ie worrying ubout the woman vote. j,, bition «vote because of Mr. | because they Others ure fearful that empty coal presumptively wet position.| close a bins will bring a protest vote. Still of course, which becomes] the United S Sack to the pei dangerous. 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