Show swa JT jare - Ns’ " THE GARLAND 1— Rescue crews working at train wreck near Mounds III In which eight persona and mine 2—President officials looking over the Rust Iron Coolldge Mrs Coojldge open pit In the world 3 —Mina Grace Lyons and Lieut Ilarry Clark at Roosevelt New York to Bermuda airline to be started In December anwas tlic niversary of his Lit ill and he was the guest of newspaper correspondents who him across the accompanied continent at a birthday dinner at a Pulo Alto hotel work NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Friday El’RESKNTATlVKS of 31 dry who attended the City and Houston conventions observers uuule public a report In which they denounce Governor Smith for Ids attitude on the liquor question and call on prohibitionists to disreor religious affiligard their political ations and Join In defeating Smith by T1 Smith Resenting Preacher’s Attack Challenges Him to Public Meeting EDWARD W PICKARD A L SMITH Democratic for the Presidency does not in public without propose to defending himself and Ids capacity for self defense Is considerable Rev John Roach Straton militant and fundamentalist pastor of tha Calvary Baptist church of New York city saw fit to declare from his pulpit that Governor Smith was “the deadliest foe In America of the forces of moral and true wisdom" The governor promptly challenged the preacher to repeat the statement in his presence In the church during the week of September 2 and give such proof as ho might be able to advance and permit Smith to reply In full He suggested that the meeting might bo conducted by question and answer If the pastor In his letter to Doctor Stratwished on the governor said: “1 do not know why you should make a statement of that kind hut do know that I will neer permit it to I hate go unchallenged spent 25 years In the service of the stale lu electne office and the record of that service Is open to the public I do not feel that I should charge" you with making this statement for any as It was made In a purpose of church devoted to the teachings Christ one of which was ‘Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy " neighbor’ Doctor Straton said he would give he Governor Smith the satisfaction be sought and suggested the meeting held In some auditorium larger than He also proposed that of Ids church that he and Smith should tour the South In a series of debates After reviewing two New York National Guard regiments In camp at Smith devoted Governor reeksklll most of the week to his executive duties Among other thjnga he ordered the officials of Saratoga county to clamp the lid tight on gainblng and other forms of vice prevalent at Sarato Then he Journeyed toga Springs Chicago for the Brennan funeral By GOV 4 death of George E Brennan IN TTIH Chicago the Democratic party both of the nation and of the state of Mr a great loss Illinois suffered Brennan was national committeeman and since the death of Roger had been the undisputed leader of the Democracy of Illinois and for years he was high In the councils of the party Always 'frankly a "wet" he was "one of A1 Smllh's strongest ne friends and most valued advisers worked for the nomination of Smith In 1924 and largely bcoeght about the It was seen selection of Davlavshen that Smith could mot win This year he was among the most determined of tho nomination of the advocates Mr Brennan New York governor was an example of the best type of the kind that politician practical makes Innumerable friends within and without his party and that plays the his game bard but cleanly keeping 'smirched lie sought office but once In 1926 he ran for the United States senate and came not veyy fur from Frank L Smith Republicdefeating an whom the senate refuse! to seat the big day for Herbert Hoover and' the Republicreceived the forThe candidate in notification of his nomination great ktadlurn of Stanford univerat Palo Alto Calif and delivhis eagerly awaited speech of The ceremony was preceded y a concert and stunts by the was Mr Hoover's speech 'card by ninny thousands who were present and by yet more millions all over the country who were served by ‘lie hookup of 100 radio itutions I’ar-tleaders from practically every state went to Palo Altrt and for several lays before and after the notificawas iliwuss tion the candidate of oti'iip lign mg with them detail O ans mal she sity ered Kansas as Hoover supporting Drys gained a victory In Missouri the Republican and the Democratic primaries The Republicans itomlnated Roscoe 0 Patterson of Springfield fpr United States senator and Henry S Caulfield of SL Louis for The Democrats put up governor Obarles M Hay of St Louis for the W1U0& bf senate and Francis M Platte City for the governorshfp Is a Hay’s opponent James A Collet of Senator Iteed wet and a protege Iu the Kansns Republican primaries the farmers scored by nominating Clyde M Reed for governor over five nomThe Democrats other aspirants former inated Chauncey B Little congressman In both' to fly the ONE more attempt ocean from Europe to failed vv hen Majors Idzlkowskl and Polish airmen wrere forced to come down In the water because of a faulty gas feed pipe Fortunately the German steamer Samos was near by pud picked them up The aviators had started from Paris for New York and reached the vicinity of the Azores before they were compelled to turn back Their plane was wrecked when It struck the surface of the oce&a 60 miles off Cape Flnlsterre Kubala was struck by another POOR Florida tropic storm during the week The central east coast towns received the first blows and then the storm across the state to the Bwept gulf doing vast damage in the south Houses central portion were unroofed orchards ravaged and roads made Impassable but strangely these was no loss of life Belated reports from Java tell of the destruction of the Island of Dutch East Indies by the eruption of the Rokatlndo volcano and resulting earthquake and tidal wave Six were wiped out and the death villages loss was believed to be about one thousand SUBMARINE navy another sunk by of tha Italian collision with vessel during maneuvers In Adriatic and for 34 hours rescue crews labored heroically to raise the craft and save the crew of two officers the men and twenty-fiv- e Most of this time the Imprisoned men were In comwith the salvagers by munication ceased telephone but their messages suddenly and when the submarine was finally hoisted to the surface It was found the entire crew had been killed by chlorine gas liberated when salt water flooded the storage batteries respect the future of Gene is now settled The followannouncement was given to the last week press "Mrs George Lauder Jr of Greenwich and N’ewYork wishes to anIN ONE Tunney ing ter Mary to Mr Lauder Josephine Tunney of New York Np date which been set for the wedding will likely take place In New Yoik in the late autumn or winder’’ Mis lAnde Jji lliUod register and is heiress to a large fortune She is years old In educated and fashionable was schools la this country and France She Is an Episcopalian while Tunney Is s Catholic The retired champion already has purchased a residence In Greenwich Conn His departure for Europe for a walking tour with Thornton Wilder was set for August 16 Gene has Nationalists were called CHINESE sharply In a note from American Minister John Van A the continued occoncerning ‘ AmeilcalT mission’ propof cupation The note erty by Nationalist troops said that China has not heeded repeated past protests and declared were killed and mine at Ribbing Held planning a many Injured Minn largest route lor tha TIMES GARLAND The city war f wr m' r 'j - f UTAH hall of Reims France as It now appears fully restored from the devastation It suffered during tha World Children of Textile Strikers in Bread Line “the American mission property China Is treated as though It beto an enemy warring with longed China rather than as the private prop Mr erty of a friendly nation" rray cited specific Instances and declared that this action by the Nationalists had caused an unfavorable impression throughout the world and to the was painfully disappointing that In American r government RADITCII leader of the who waa ahot peasants the Belgrade chamber of deputies some time ago Is dead of his wounds In central Europe beand observers lieve there Is a chance of civil war InfluIn unless outside The ences are exerted atrongly Croats bitterly resent the Serbian over the government of domination the kingdom and recently set up a separate parliament In Zagreb tneir otra faplthl STEFAN In Some T HO U SANDS of British men and to the battlefields of France and Belgium to mark the fourteenth anniversary of the beginning of the World war They were led by the prince of Lord Jellicoe Wales Haig Lady and widow of the British commander other notables of the children soup MACREADY of the New Bedford (Mass) textile strikers who had waited In line eight hours for v England’s Next Royal Visitor DECORATED ! V f CHAMBERLAIN AUSTEN foreign secretary who has for some time will not SIR been bread and qalte able to go to Paris for the signing on August 27 of the Kellogg Ills place wUl be taken by treaty Cushendon Lord appointed acting Germany la secretary by the king perturbed by Chamberlain’s prolonged Illness for It had been hoped the question of the early evacuation of the Rhineland could be brought up by Foreign Minister Stresemann at the Paris meeting and settled at Geneva in September The German press does not Uke the appointment of be Obregon party of Mexico no capable leader In Its ranks has practlcaUy disbanded and Its general secretary has announced that he Is squarely behind Presldmt a free Tills gives Calles Calles hand In carrying out his recon notion program which Includes agrarian of hadendas relaws rehabilitation creation of agrarian credit and Copt John A Maerendy one of the banks and the encouragement of best known army fljers being decoand Immigration capital foreign Flying rated with the Distinguished Congress which Is 83 per cent cross by Brig Gen William E It Is still Is supporting Calles commandant hi Wright field Ansldered likely that Aaron Snen Dayton Ohio Captain Macready pargovernor of Nueva Leon will seek ths ticipated in four outstanding aeronautiPresidency In succession to Calles 1922 lie and In April cal events Oakly O Kelly flew the famous Bishop Miguel de la Mora of hours to a world recCity Issued a signed statement re- for the I'irgj ord and two weeks later flew the same pudiating the charge that was responsible for the murder of ship from New York to San Diego Calif thus establishing a nonstop recObregon He said the fact that on a Catholic priest and one nun Were ord also established Macready volved In the crime did not mean that world nltitudo record September 28 a was the clergy as responsible 1921 when he flew an airplane to an body that it was altitude of 31509 feet Later he exThe statement asserted known that the Mother Su publicly ceeded this mark by reaching an de Acebeda Concepcion perior of 37509 feet on January 29 Llata was mentally deranged ami 1927 b of have cases several Insanity HOT DOG KING reported In her family THE of 0 NEHerbert President Coolldge's southern Nigeria Is now Chief Auyama king of Enugu The paramount for his forthcoming trip to England He Is shown hers making preparations to his throne Ills wife and the lielr apparent with Polish Flyers Rescued From Ocean riHler- Lord director of the who conferred with the hlcf budget Executive on government departnn nt estimates They discussed especially Gen deficit which was predicted by Postmaster General New when the Interordered commission state commerce Increased payments to railroads curryIn the Presiing department mail dent's "opinion this deficit ’comes because of postal laws enacted hv th last congress over bis vetoes track and field IN THE atOlympic the United Amsterdam games won first place with a total of A c' ' ‘V? States was second with points Finland points and GiWt Britain third In women’s with 4Q competitions first 34 points anil with Canada stood with 28 the United States second The” Marathon race of 20 miles was won by El Ouafl a youpg Algerian metal worker from Paris Manual Plaza from Santiago Jole Ray the Chile finished second veteran American runner could do &0 better than fifth 173 102 ’a l£l hm 4 The “hot dog" men of America have organized and elected Gem go W Rhine of Washington I C seen above' their president Under the assotitle of National Sundowners’ ciation the vendors of the toothsome wieners hnvs adopted a code of ethics Polish (right) Kasim! r Kuhula (left) and MaJ Louis Idaikowskl aiinren who attempted to fly from Paris to New York were picked ap OO by the German steamer Samos after their plane had miles olT Cape s of tire the the reached an fur having fallen Into the vicinity flyers had turned back toward Hut ope because of a broken gi '"i I |