Show National Nat onal Men and Affairs Author of War Outlawry Is Chicago Jew Kellogg Grows Fatter and Redder Hoover Talks to Wife Vif Motto for Politicians By Dy WILLIAM HARD D. D Copyright 1927 Consolidated Press Association WASHINGTON June 17 Let 17 Let Letus VT us seriously give credit where edit credit is seriously due The real true originator of ot all this ry of ot war policy polley of o Mr Ir ot or France is not Mr Briand and I not Professor Shotwell of ot Colum Colum- Columbia bia university It Is a n. Jewish lawyer of ot Chicago Mr S. S O. O Lo- Lo vinson t He worked It all out way back In 1919 1913 during the League of ot Nations fight tight He collaborated on it with Senator Philander C. C Knox of ot Pennsylvania who adopt adopt- adopted ed It as his own policy and made madea a big speech on It at that time Mr Levinson on had Just recently returned front from conferences with Mr Ir Briand In n Paris Parl and ho has been in conference here hero with Sec See Secretary Secretary ot of State Kellogg The pop pop- popularization popularization of ot his views lews in the United States Statts has been widely furthered by b the speeches of Col Cot Colonel ColI Colonel I onel end Raymond Ra mond Robins of ot Chicago who Is one of oC our greatest American platform rm performers Mr Levinson has made outlawry an almost household word in Eu Eu- Europe Europe Europe rope as well as In the United States and if It it ever becomes an actuality In practice America will have produced in him out of private life an unofficial and un un- unexpected unexpected Unexpected expected sort of ot Lindbergh of ot peace Secretary of ot State Kelloggs Kellogg's critics are ar scandalized by the way he grows plumper plu and plumper and florider and lender florider Can it be bo that in the course of ot sending our our- devil dogs hither and nd yon he can put on weight and color It Itcan Itcan Itcan can be and Is He and Mrs Kel Kel- Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg logg celebrated their forty first wedding anniversary last Thurs Thurs- day Mrs Kellogg Is reported to have remarked Hes so proud of ot being so old and of having been married so long that I cant can't do a a. athing athing thing with Ith him Mr Kellogg is isnow Isnow isnow now 70 His happiest and largest honors have all come como to him since he passed his sixtieth birthday All hail hall to the newest reformer It is Mr Bascom Slemp formerly Mr 11 Coolidge's secretary Demo Demo- Democrats Democrats in Virginia ha have han e often said that they were were- trying tr ng to reform him Now he is out to reform them He shows that the theote vote tote in Virginia Virg has declined from voting men In 1888 to voting voting- men and women In 1924 He H charges that a multitude of ot white Republicans are arbitrarily debarred from Irom the suffrage by Democratic election registrars re He claims that t methods S designed d to exclude I e negroes r are used to ex cx- exclude e clude dude whites He boldly demands for lor the Republican party a full share in controlling the selecting and the counting counting- of ot the tho electorate of ot Virginia lie Ho is not satisfied with the concessions made 1 to him himon himon himon on that point by his Democratic friends He is Is' Is going to reform them thee clear through to the bitter end even if It it does restore the Republican party to power in his old Ninth congressional district Mr l Slemp may report on results to Mr lr Coolidge In the Black hills bills We Americans are a domestic race Mr Herbert Hoovers Hoover's rail rail- railroad railroad railroad road car WAS lying at a little town in the flood area Its wheels were in n water The car was sup sup- supplied supplied supplied plied as usual with telephone connections The manager of ot a nearby big telephone exchange rang up Mr Hoover answered the ring The Tho telephone manager said Is there anything the matter with our connections Nothing at all said Mr Hoover But I notice said the tele tele- telephone telephone telephone phone manager manas-cr that you have not called up Mrs Hoover Dont Don't you want to tell her youre you're al 01 right Why of course Id I'd like to to said Mr Hoover Ive got tho the lines all cleared said the manager Just about one minute later Mr Hoover Hoo was talking to Mrs Hoover er in California Domestic we certainly are We think that great men ought to their wives and we see to it that they do This story has hos to to tobe be A A- great s-reat national politician was stas IlS talking about the practice of ot honesty in politics Ive had a steady motto said he My ry rule is When In doubt do right Just repeat that When in doubt do right a few tew times and get its full beauty |