| Show FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 17 1928 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- HOW HOOVER CEREMONY LOOKED TO BIRDS OS HEARD IN WAN HEATED DEBATE Dress Set Afire After Bullet Enters Her -- CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Aug — (AP) — A audience of politicaldistinguished scientists editors ana pupuc officials at the Univer sity of Virginia's institute of rmh lie affairs Thursday gave way to poos catcalls and shouts during a neaiea debate on the religious is sue in politics The staid orifrn of the Institute was converted into a turmoil when the Rev Albert Dieffenbach of boston editor of the Chrijstian Register and a prominent- Unitarian minister declared Wat a Roman Catholic shoultl not be elected president of the United States and that the voters should face the issue squarely instead of hiding behind a prohibition controversy 17 - a - TO VQTE FOR SMITH No sooner had he finished his address when J6hn Stewart Bryan publisher of the Richmond News-'Leadjumped to his feet anddo-elated- - that he was going to vote' for Governor Alfred E Smith the Democratic presidential nominee "to show that this country enough not to be dictated to by er is'-bi- bigotry" V Dr Dieffenbach in his address of the coun- charged that the press try was throwing - out a -- smoke screen on the campaign He said that Governor Smith as "a devout Roman Catholic' was "obedient to the doctrine" of that church which "has never relehtd by a syllable its absolute claim to primacy over the state Bryan was followed by half a dozen others who clamored for recognition "and Victor Rosewater of chairman of the Philadelphia meeting had to limit each speaker to only a few minutes Finally be cause of the turmoil he closed the ' debate on the1 issue INTOLERANCE HYPOCRISY Professor John H Latane of Johns Hopkins university one of those who protestedf against Dr Dieffenbach's declared charges that the defeat of Smith In the south would mean the "triumph of intolerance and hypocrisy" "Jesuits in their palmiest days" he added "never had the hold on medieval governments as bur polit4 icat parsons have obtained In the past eight years If the political parsons carry the south against Smith they will set back the spirit of liberty and educational develops ment of the south for years" Processor A H Hatton of North- western university said that "there is no denying that the American Catholics are put in an unfortunate position by the 'avowed dogma of their church" which arouses the suspicions of people for which they can hardly be blamed Herbert Hoover the Republican nominee was not responsible for : ' New Thing In Face Powder A new youth shade that is exclusive to MELLO-GLStays on longer less affeete'd by perspiration O Jaw CHICAGO 17 — (AP) — Aug Vengeance guns of the gangs ever drawn against betrayers appeared today' to have been turned for the first time in years against a woman Police could not'be sure that the woman whose body was found in a ditch near Crown Point lad early yesterday was involved in Chicago gangster intrigue for identification was lacking early today Their theory was that the woman was Adeline Zaecardo "girl friend" of Angelo Francisco whose "body was found early this week in the abandoned automobile which five men had used in the robbery of the 9 West McHenry state bank BUItXED ALIVE? Is- :Identification was difficult because after the woman had been shot her clothing was saturated with oil and then set afire The 'bulleV in hex jaw the corsingle Here s the way the Herbert Hoover notification' ceremony looked from the air This exclusive said probably did not cause airplane oner of Stanford Stadium taken NEA Service some by idea of the crowd that gathered to hear the death and she may have been conyiew gives formal notification to Hoover and his acceptance in a 'keynote speech scious when- fire was touched to her clothing If it were Miss Zaecardo the the Injection of the religious issue lic shortly although the governor killing could be explained on the intojihe campaign in the opinion of ALU ANY said yesterday that the situation m ismmmm Professor Thomas H Reed of the wwiwMir had "taken a new turn" by the pubUniversity of Michigan Dr Reed of White's cablegram from lication added that if the Republicans did Europe denying he had retracted foster th4 religious issue he would ON any of the charges vote for Smith While some of Smith's advisors EXPRESSES nOPE are known to favor him making his Wilis J Abbott editor of the Christian Science Monitor express- Al Smith Finds Many counter offensive against White a comprehensive answer to all crited the hope that the spirit of tolerics of his public record including To ance would not sway voters from Things Rev John Roach Straton pasthe the support of Hoover ' Him Busy tor of Calvary v Baptist church in "It is not any fear of the Roman New York City Smith has not inCatholic church--i- t is my love of By HAROLD OLIVER dicated jUst how far his rejoinder enI warn and of the liberty you will go The fact that he has gone Staff Press (Associated croachment" Dr Dieffenbach said Writer) ALBANY N Y Aug' 17 — CAP) so exhaustively into old files showin rising tjo hig own defense "ft has been beaten in Mexico- in Italy —Albany ia beginning to dress up ing how he voted on various social legislative subjects however has and in France o why should we for the big 'doing? next Wedneiaday been interpreted by some as meannot be warned and avoidthe strife" night when its leading citizen Govhe will make hi3 counter that ing ernor Smith will be formally notified of his selection as Democratic charge - - oil-soak- that each Ingredient func- tions in harmony withthe others in dissolving all grease dirt and soils from furniture and woodwork and in re- -' 'stojring the natural beauty and rustre of the finish: Keep it onhand use h occasionally anp your furniture wjll look ! like new all 11 the time Ask Your Dealer SEES BIG INCREASE IN WHITE RACE WILLIAMSTO WN Mass Aug (AP) — White people have no 17 — -- cause for alarm at the rate of increase of the colored races Professor R D McKenzle University of Wasliington said in an address be-fthe Institute of Politics "If there is any rising tide of color" he said "it is that of the white race The white population of the world during the past 100 years has increased much faster than all the colored peoples put together and the fear on the part of the white man that ths orientals will eventually! outbreed him has no basis in fact" Dr Otto Hoetzsch professor of history at the University of iBerlin in a lecture last night on the political parties of Germany' de clared the German people would do all in their power to overcome the difficulties now confronting them in order to meet the reparation ob ligations f or 1 AMBASSADOR IS standard bearer While these preparations are on foe Alta: Aug 17 — (AP)— An influenza epidemic in the McKenzie river country has taken a toll of 275 among the natives in two weeks says a report received nere So far as is known only one white man has died of the disease Torth men attribute the 'large ueam rate among the natives to tne tact that they refuse to take medicine prescribed by physicians or make any effort to" fisrht th sacKners Instead thev saw thpv moaning in their camps and capms waiting patiently either to Drus-uiei or recover piwn Vvir meujcai men ana missionaries a r Jtljrown away because they do not t'lrecx an immediate cure li-e- ' m m m w mmmmm jm& 6) (P r - mA A Japanese Foreign: it's all over Fleas MILES Mich Aug 17— (AP) Frank Urson a moving picture ' of Los Angeles died sudLONDON Aug 17—(AP)— An denly while bathing at Indian lake Exchange Telegraph dispatch from near here yesterday report! n4d death j A coroner's Tokyo says that the Chinese min- was due tova heart attack n called ister upon the Japanese di-rec- tor for-jeig- office today jthe willingness of to withdraw their abrogation and to sion of the treaty arid Intimated RAIMENT WRECKED PITTSFIELD Mass Aug i7— the Nationalists "vegetation ' notice of treaty AP) — Pants aren't commissioners in ruled the proceed to revi- disallowingcounty the jelaim for damages Of a policeman whose raiment had been wrecked iiji capturing a deer Notice given by the Chinese Na- - Reimbursement was sought under tionalist government of its inten the Jawf providing repayment" of tion to abrogate the treaty of 1896 'deer damages" y With Japan has produced decided bpposltion on the part of the Japin The Ldrne Pierce medal anese government Dispatches from recognition of distinguished given contrl jTokyo yesterday said that the Jap- jjutlon ti Canadian literature has anese authorities had reiteratek? 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he found a little respite for a short drive with yesterday Mrs- - Smith And this brief outing would have had to be deferred if his Senator overnight guest George of Georgia' had arrived a bit earlier The Georgia senator who was the recipient of his state's solid vote and a scattering of votes from other states for the presidential nomination at Houston was the third southern dry to cone here at the invitation of the nominee this week Senator Glass of Virginia and Josephus Daniels North Carolina publisher preceding him "Georgia is safe" was the only statement Senator George would make for publication and even this" before he went' into conference with' Smith After dinner the governor and his guest watched and listened to a movietone production of Herbert Hoover's acceptance speech at the Smith residence where earlier in the day the Democratic nominee delivered portions of his own address in private for by a similar machine butrecording of course to be held jfor release until after public delivery at his notification Then tool there is the task of formulating his reply to William Allen White's charges that he favored the saloons and' allied interests while an assemblyman Reports were going the rounds today that the reply would be made pub INFLUENZA KILLS 275 IN TWO WEEKS SllMffil dish of lireddie r ONLY FEW CLEWS - Choice 1 the-"take- Keep Keeps Reinovator Is so compounded theory that she "knew too much" according to officers It was she who telephoned Francisco's parents urging them to look at the body of the man found in the robber's automobile' thus providing positive identification of the man !1 as Francisco TAKEN FOR RIDE In any event even should the theory that the Woman was Miss Zaecardo be wrong the crime bore every mark of the gang killer's It was apparent that technique the woman had been "taken for a ride" which is the usual method employed in getting an intended victim to a desolate spot where he may be killed The bullet wound also indicated gangster methods Setting fire to the clothing however was without precedent in modern gang killing It was the first time too' that a woman had been picked for assassination by for a ride"' method While women have played active parts in the careers of many notorious Chicago gangsters they have for the most part remained in the background so far as the public has been concerned Not infrequently the gangster has lived a Jekyll and Hyde existence with the wife or sweetheart carefully shielded from the frequent violence that makes gang life precarious BEST ORES -- Furniture ed PUTS does not clogsthe pores This new ROYALLY RECEIVED wonderful Beiuty Powder is made by a new French Process and you PUEBIA Mexico Aug 17- will be delighted with it Abso(AP) —Dwight W Morrow Ameri lutely pure Just try MELLOfGLO can ambassador making what he and note its rare qualities Only desired to be merely a personal Schramm-Johnso- n one v dollar pleasure trip is being "welcomed Drugs— Advertisement with as much pomp and ceremony as the president might receive Mr Morrow was made an honor ary citizen of Puebla and welcomed personally on the highway miles from Puebla when he entered the state yesterday by General Fontao Bravo Izquierdo and a large group or the highest state and city of-- 1 ficials The ambassador motored into thej city pa"st large crowds and was escorted into the municipal pal ace past lines of cavalry at salute while bands played tno Mexican national anthem Furniture Looking New Thoro Cream KILLED BY GANGSTERS Religious Issue Causes' Manx Catcalls 'And "w Shouts ' R 1 n&zyv$ gsKzm Special SIXTEEN STORES BUYING POWER p i |
