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Show ( rara..., DESERET EVENING NEWS mM Tm woo wWt . THURSDAY JUNE 10 1920 .VcbtuJ Act and Bonos for Soldiers : : GeForgottenbybjdgemSoimding Keynote to Convention Declares Bryan mnuaiAnnoa itni. great dignity, while tkeee whe have Planks ta present are being heard And tha way, the selection ef Mr. Watson nfforde by an overwhelming mnjorlty ef this hereto.) ample proof ef tha character convention. t - The second Senator Watson has been In publle war- aa ueual Ilf long enough te hare mad a recGHJCfcOO, lb voters take Judicial notice of on. The second day ord; the fact that be la a standpatter from of a national convention of tba brilaway back. He was one or aoterl of oory Httl actual work dona. Tha com liant co I art of statesmen, who engineered the aatttae oa permanent organisation re- brilliant statesmen, . steamroller arranged scientifically of the Taft convention In ltll. ported ta favor of Senator Lodge f ' a fair share of the credit permanent etialman a aa4 disappoint froceas claim for that famous campaign from which maat to tha friend of fonnar Senator ths Republican party emerged with tha to wara anxious who give electoral voters of two states. Utah sad Beveridge, him a chance to sound a aaeond hay Vermont rraklMtlee W'anta Flask. a ota. Three very Influential group whoa Tha senator from Massachusetts ssked for pisiform recogniarouaad genuine applause whan ha tat-a- d members tion of the subjects which thay prethat ho would not make a (peach. sented. First cams tha supporter of B. Ha did not Improve tbo opportunity national pfohlblttoq with Wayne Backed as their Wheeler spokesman. offarad to withdraw anythin ha aald by tb offlelaJe of the league, by the yaatarday or to add anything that ha W. C. T. U. and by all the other ternand church organisations, that had loft out. Ovar in London thay f, ranee sent representative to Ohio, he have a vary apt phraaa via. eabwlt,1 tha committee te report a plank ' which thay naa to daacrlba tha hUght arsedifylng aad endorsing prohibition tha conventions candithoughts that ootno to a apaalcar aa ha dates,pledging If elected, to the endorsement rldaa homo from a meeting. Senator of tha Vo Lets ad act a Interpreted by quite certainIf Ledge avldantly walked hoinu Ha the supreme court. It lafrom many. that tha committeemen will Insist might buvo called attention to tha upstates, not all ef tha act and told how a Republican on n straight dry out declaration and will conof tb floor to tha the carry an fight had Congress by overwhelming vote If tha committee tries to side pot Into aUtutory language tha aa' vention track the Issue. tioaal prohibition , amendment a . White Fnvece Dry." for tha nation's conscience. Hla William Allan White ef Kansas, Is bittern ea toward tha president might on of the most prominent of the dry members of the committee and he will even have fonnd axpreeaion In tha have the activ support of Senator a that Republican Congreeg pat Capper In an contest on this subject. war prohibition Into effact In aplU of President Gompars of the Federation mad an earnest plea In beef Labor, nn executive veto, but not n word on half of the recognition of labors Inthta Important subject terests. The meet Imposing group t be heard Loft Out SeUle Baaaa board Ha might have daacrlhad tha League was a committee of the national Thee man, of farm' f Hatlona aa the Republican aeaatore representing organisations. tha Important nearly all mad voted for It. Ha might have pledged farm organisations, the comhis party to continue ita fight for nn mittee sit up and taka notlea and well International tribunal In which dis- they might, for no more earnest body putes between nations be nettled of men are la attendance on this conwithout resort to war. bit vention. Thin would have given him a great subject I have condensed aa much aa possible chance to picture hla party aa an angel of tha matter presented, butof the above the probpesos guarding tha world against tu- will show tb Importance tor wars. But no. He did not even lems with which the resolutions commention a bonus to the soldier who mittee Is wrestling. It is quite likely won tha last war. The burning words that the committee will be divided oa remained unspoken, and tha convention some of those subjects; If eo,ta. the sesdiscusswas turned ovar to that ancient mar- sion at which the platform iner, tha Hon. Chauncey Depew, the ed will beii worth attending. most popular living representative of big business who has appeared In Mr. Daniel Advocates American politic during the last It . PwUH jtn. by w. j. Bryan.) UxohifJtity for T7&rin4l by h Tcc&c u wmimwwMMmnntii The talent for has n monopoly, many decades, whenever a serious political situation needed to be enlivened. The visitors had the privilege of looking upon the most striking Illustration of generations of neglected oppor tunity. Tha former senator fromrs New York Is now four soors and eld and still buoyant in spirit; agile of mind and unexhausted of physical strength. Hla natural ability was studiously developed and hla entire life with as brilliant of usefulness aa nay young prospects man aver posse seed, Depew Sold Birthright. Bad be given himself to hla country he might have enjoyed the highest bowers that la had to give and Insured hlmeeif a pfece among its men. But Instead of that he becamegreat the legal He of business sold tyig representative his birthright 'for a mesa of pottage. For u time he divided his attention between the New Torlt Central railroad . . and the United States aeaata This road paid him about 10 times as much eg tha government and yet got more for its money than the taxpayers did He led the last fight agatnet the election of United States senators by the people and has failed to Identify himself with any Important reform. Each four years ha la called upon to drive dull care away whenever a Republican national convention has nothing Important on band. It la pathetic that a man so brilliant and so loveable should have made no deeper Impress upon the thought of hla nation that a tree eo fun of blossoms abould have yielded eo little fruit. While the convention marks time, the committees are at work, especially the big committees the committee oa resolutions. Wataea Frceldea The chairman of tha committee. Senator Watson of Indiana, presides with (i eiw-eea- vt Q June Word'RoIIs) e Our Stocks Are Always Complete ; lJS lnJ),!?T7,r;'.llftvT1r Waits, rlayad by finate aad Koetkaidas. 110 ' Considerable damage has been done In Tuscany by earth ahocka according to a Central dated News dispatch frpm.Rome, . j . Wednesday. re-A Central News dispatch June I J parted two violent earth quake shock 'Tus-at Ferrara, nbrtheastern Italy. j cany Is across the Appenlne range from the Ferrara region. The earth' shocks of northern Italy are usually of comparatively slight character. 10. 123 IJS EvaryWdye Baddy. BaQnd. 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