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WR gSfeaWfBrSKsS mmm UgS yisl 5gWg iptiipp SpPSfS asSvS 0 5Ste2c Fi iri i a i 5fti bJr i A 7 fss a Sfc aj il gea 1 1 IT UliilJl 0 FI SMI vi 5 i Maryland Democrats Foresee Reelection of Senator TWO HOT CONGRESS HGHTS Repabllcans strive toReeain Fifth and Sixth Districts Sydney Mudd Whose Father Repre sented Southern Maryland for TvelTe Years Is Putting Upa Strong Campaign Against Richard A Johnson In tH Sixth Both Lewis and Zihrmaa Arc Bidding forlabot Yote Speqial to Tliej JFasninstonPost Baltimorei Md Oct 29 The campaign in Maryland has been the most listless ever known here because the Republicans are leiderlesa and more or less disorganized and without funds and because the Democrats are so cocksure of winning that they have not exerted themselves i since the close at the registration and have not contributed their usual qnotQSOt cash to thl campaign fund The officials tOjbe elected in Maryland this year are United States senator six congressmen and an additional associate judge on the Third circuit comprising Baltimore and Harford counties Candidates in the Field The candidates of the several parties are For iUnited States senator John Wai ter Smith Democrat Edward Car rington jrJRepublican Dr Relch ard Progressive Richard Henry Holme Prohibition Charles Develin Socialist and Robert Stevens Labor For Congress First district short term Jesse I Ifrice Democrat Thomas Hodson Progressive long term Jesse Price Democrat Robert FDuer Republican Rev Charles Elderdleej Prohibition I Second dlftricW Fred Ct falbott cumbent Democrat William Heaps Republican Otlio Johnson Progres siye Emory Ebaugh Prohibition Charles Becker Labor Thomas Far mer Socialist Third district Charles Coady in cumbent Democrat John A Janetzke Republican Dr John Avery Progressive Jacob jM Levy Socialist Harry Johnson prohibition Israel Merwltz Labor Fourth dlstrict Charles Linthicum incumbentl Democrat Thomas Ham mond Republican Ferdjnarid Wiegand Progressives Frank Nolen Howe LangxLabor Clarence Taylor Socialist yWillianj Magee Prohibition Fifth district Richard A Johnson Democrat Sydney Mudd Republican Joseph A Wilmer Progressiye William Kade Socialist John Bnrdette Pro hibitioo Nathan Klemman Labor Sixtg district David JJiewJs Incunv bentDempcretirrrederlcvKrJrzihlman itepubjlcan Lewis Kefauyer ProgressiveProgressive William Purdum Prohibition Clifford Wright Socialist Forf judgej Third circuit Allan McLane Democrat John Ensor Republican John tyatnrIndeperident Name May Not Appear on Ballot Because of the failure to follow the election law in its entirety Charles Develih Socialist candidate for the United StatesSenajte may not hav his name upon the ballot Itsappearance will be possible through resort to a petition addressed to he boards of elecUon super 1sorsv of Baltimore and of the several counties Dempcrjats are claiming a clean sweep In thegState with the possible exception of thj Sixtfi district where Representative DavidlJ Lewis is again the candi nate 4nd which has more often given Jtepublican jthan Democratic majorities This ypar the Republicans are ahead of the Democrats in the district in party afflliatfon by about 2400 In the Fifth district VfMle planning Victory they are not conndejit The Democrats back up their claims by jpolnting to their numerical superiority in party affiliation in the cify and State There has been an entire new registrjition of yoters in Maryland this year jParty affiliations were re corded for ijhe first time in the counties iPartjr Affiliation ofoters Thefigurep for the whole State follow Counties Dem Allegany i Anne Arundel 4975 altlmotB J552 CtlTerty 761 Crolln 2 ISO CirrolU irm Cecil rt 4 2838 Chirlesii 1351 Dorchester 2393 FrederlcS 5716 Garrett i i on Harford 3628 Howards 2833 Kent 2552 Mbntgomeiy itsl Frlnce Georei 3778 Queen Annee 2591 St liuya 1517 Somerset i 2H39 Talbot 527I TtasMngton 5181 Wicomico i 36S1 TVorcejter 2320 Rep 71 3596 7455 1809 3724 i 21 2058 2333 B790 2313 2293 1143 1700 81S 3200 14S2 1598 2642 2054 5384 2308 1515 Declined 243 2630 57 60 93 100 109 127 2SS 166 197 104 63 151 234 Total 3100 Baltimore city I 62257 Grana total 145357 The total rejlstratloi ot 67557 33983 6203 9904 16107 101540 side parties is ProgTeF8lev4y 2172 Phorlbltlonvii iqjj Soclallet 573 Independents 4 i4 540 The DemWats majority It will be noted over the Republicans in the affiliated vote Is 43817 Carrington Supported Roosevelt Democrat are claiming the reelection of Senator Smith on affiliation figures Jn additiojthey claim that Col Carrington will not poll the full Republican vote Two years ago he was a rampant follower of Cpl Roosevelt and did not clothe his words with kid gloves when he attacked the Republican State readers whom heTactfused of participating In the crlme at Chicago The Democrats are united in their support of Senator Smith Even William Marbury who entered the tield over a yea Ago bafcked by the President against Senator Smith Bflii whbsubiequentlyrwlOidrew lamak liig peecheSyfor ferhit Other Tdcnds of UMPrekideaL whbaware leveling their tguni ag3JnwtlSenat6rx Smiths ayeaV ago I are wipporrmg1 mm DTmerfaxTOrnBy General Jsaar Lobe Strauss the lone antagonist of Senator Smith In the primaries Is making no speeches but he says he will vote for him Former Gov Edwin Warfteld the most implacable po litlcal foe of Senator Smith in Maryland voted tor him in the primaries Senator Blair Lee Is also speaking for Senator Smith because he says he won the nomination in the primary election ClaimsMade by Republicans JtepuhricanT candidates leaders and party managers while admitting that the Democrats lead in the party affiliation as recorded say that those figures He They point to former elections in Baltimore at which the Democrats affiliated vote exceeded that of the Republicans and yet the candidates of the latter won They further claim a majority of the declined vote They also claim what is undeniably true that Republicans in large numbers have affiliated this year with the Democrats in order to partici pate nest year In the primaries of the latter which they anticipate will more enlivening than their own Fore seeing local fights Democratic ward lead ers have induced the Republicans to reg isterras Democrats to help thetn out lit the city and State primaries next year when Msprizes will be at sUke The Republicans in Maryland because of the large negro vote avoid priniary fights as far as possible There is therefore the greater Incentive for Republicans to takV a hand in Democratic primaries In Prince Georges and Montgomery counties which are loselyt allied witH Washington geographically and otherwise recent elections show hundreds of voters registered a pembcrats but who mark the ballot for RepuMan candidates It is shrewdly Buspected that they arefflceholderaor wotud be offlcehold in Washington and desireitobein6npartl san to seek promotions and otheij fayors at Democratic hands Inroaas on ths Democrats ftepubVcanVspeubiiidera here made inroads Ion the democrats by pointing to hlghrprlcesT6i1ivrng Prices they declare have not been lowered despite Democratic promises by pointing to the lackrdof Employment and Ide hands for which they blame the reduced tariff schedules andj the war taies which they say were not Imposed because ot deficiencies in the Treasury due to less ened imports duty biit to the decrease of reVenues due to the reduction in tariff Schedules The main reliance of the Democrats is the Presidents feat in steering the country freebf war with Mexlca and entangling alliances in the European war The Presidents popularity has tlsenin Maryland Six months ago ft was waning because of his throwdown of United States Senator Smith and the congres sional delegation in appointments If Senator Smith is reelected and If he does not receive more recognition than has been given him at the White House In Federal appointments in Maryland Re publican incumbents may hold their jobs longer than they believed would be their good fprtune Storm Centers of Campaign The storm centers of the campaign in Maryland are in the Fifth and Sixth dis tricts which border on the District of Columbia Democrats are working to retain these districts which they won in the Republican slump two years ago Republicans are working to regain lost prestige there In the contest in the Fiftlv district Washingtonians have a peculiar interest because the Democratic and Republican candidates in that district axe closely identified with Washington Richard A Johnson theDemo cratlo candidate is alson of tlia jlte Kurtz Johnbh one of the mosJprbmU nent merchants arid capitalists in the city in his day He was aj native of Dorchester county Md Mr Johnson is a son in law of the late United States Senator Arthur Gorman the leader of the Democratic party in Maryland for a generation arid st Democrat xf national prominence He is backed by Arthur Gorman jr who wields a wide and potent influence in Maryland Democratic politics He is also supported by the most Influential Democrats of the District who were instrumental in nominating him over Frank 0 Smith the incumbent Outside of the support of the leaders of his party Mr Johnson is making good on his own account as a cam paignerV He has developed Into an effect tive speaker and mixer Mudd Making Active Campaign Sydney Mudd the Republican candidate is the son of that other Sydney Mudd who represented the southern Maryland district in Congress as a Republican for fourteen years He Is a ch oft the old block bold aggressive and resourceful In politics as was his father Mr Mudd is a lawyer arid resigned the office of assistant district attorney of Washington to become a candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress in the district so long represented by his father He won the nomination with ease Since the primaries he has been makingan active tour of his district accompanied by a brass band mounted on an autrf truck which arouses the enthusiasm of country folk especially colored people The fight between Messrs Mudd and Johnson Is closer than many Democrats Jxre Willing to admit despite the advahr lags pusssseeu uy xur oonnson in party affiliation records Both Appeal to Labor Vote In the Sixth district the Democrats have renominated David Lewis who they say has restored the district onihe map where it was placed by the late Louis McComas 30 years ago The Republicans have nominated State Senator Fred NZihlman of Alleganj of which county Mr Lewis Is also a resident In both nominations here is recognised the labor element In Allegany county an element which is popularly supposed to be the dominant political factor in the district The candidates and spellbinders are practically appealing to this vote How it will Jump is uncertain It will probably split even In other counties of the district including Garrett Washington Frederick Montgomery in each of which ther labor vote does not cut as wide a swathas In Allegany voters Irrespective of party affiliations and who are not identified with labor organizations say they are given the option of voting for a labor candidate Hence the voting wiir to some ex tent be a personal one with party affiliation cut out Tariff an Important Factor The district1 has a decided leaning toward protection which will be an Important factor in the line up of voters Mr Lewis is said to be undergoing a grooming bySenator John Walter Smith and other regular organization leaders as a candidate two years hence if he wlfis this year against Senator Blair Lee Mr Lee Is however working hard for Mr Lewis election The two gentlemenRave not loved each other since Senator Lee butted TO pn Mr Lewis In making split is mu pempcraJJcWvision Makes Reelection Seem Certain PltlcHOT THORN TO PALMER CampaltTn Waed In Pennsylvania Vigorous ana Bitten Eyes of Whole Country on Keystone State Largely Becxnse Of Prominent Part in Forthcoming Elections Which Tariff Issue Has Tkenin Fight Between Penrose and A Mitchell Palmer Brumbaugh Leads for Governorship SpecUjto Th WMhlagtoinroit Philadelphia 3ct 29pWlth the batU of political giants drawing to a close in this State it becomes evident that the result of he seriatorlaVand gubernatorial election Is going to be close fThe Re publicans are confident that both Senator Penrose amd DrjMartln Brumbaugh the latter being the candidate for governor will be elected but various elements enter into the Btruggle and It Is holh possible one might be elected without the bther Whether Senator Penrose is tobe pen allied by the Vares who are the leaders of the great downtown section of the cityr because of his opposition to the candidacy of Representatlye William Vara for the mayoralty three years ago lsrthe principal question agitating other Republican leaders Worried hy Armstrong Trip At the other end of the State they are worried about a trip recently made by Mayor Armstrong of PIttsburghin company with William Fllnn whose guest he was In New York Armstrong was tbechoice of the Pen rose Oilver faction for mayor of Pittsburgh tto years agtv So def eatedStephen Porter a member of Congress who was backed by the then Mayor William Magee The Penrose Ollver forces worked hard to elect Armstrong and when they succeeded was hailed as evidence that Mr Penrose Would have the cityykdmln Istratlonbaek of him when he became a candidate for reelection to the Senate Mayor Armstrongs little trip to New Tork with Blil Flinn financial backer of the bull moose naturally is causing alarm Battle yigorpus and Bitter Probably in no State Is there being waged so vigorous and bitter a battle The men who are figuring in Ifc are of national size and importance Penrose Is the ranking Republican member of the finance committee and would ba chairman and ohlef ftartff maker If Hhe Re publicans were returned to poweri He Is making jjs campaign effective with the argument that the Democrats promised to reduce the cost of living and that the only things theyhave reduced are wages employment arid treasury revenues A Mitchell Palmer the Democratic nominee for the Senate 1s one7 of the leaders of the Democratic House and was offered the post of Secretary of War In President Wilsons oabiriet He refused jit because he is a Quaker He wanted to be Attorney General He is the man who had charge of the metal schedule of the taritt bill and the steel mill imployes In the State many of whom were thrownout of work as a result of the tariff law feel none to friendly toward him Pinchpt Has Roosevelt Backing Giftord Plnchot Progressive cafadldate for the Senite Is one of Col Roosevelts close personal friends He wasi deposed as chief forester of the United States when Mr Taft was President He went abroad to telU Roosevelt about it and It Is generally understood he was the first man to accuse Taft of backsliding from the Roosevelt policies The result was that Roosevelt was prevailed npon to become a candidate for President against Taft With regard to the governorship there Is not the same triangular line up The Progressive candidate for governor Will Mam Draper Lewis who ls deatf of the law school at the University of Pennsyl Sranla withdraw in favor of thetmiilion alre Democratic candidate VanceMcCor rnick leaving the latter tO represent the odds 6mMt isr bmo on COX ANITWEr YICTORY SpeclU toTU WMliJngton Poit anrfaniti Oti If iktte BytWnifltthe old mange that luyucj wu ua ihi no caiiea 4lk rtiirittliina to ifi with tkewartnfc of election Oklo can afelr bengad4 belnjr In the WetHcofntavafter ntxt TnesdayV electloa rX Odd i a toSthat tfce Statie would iru fltti prevailed today tkronjth Oalo with little dry moaeln aignt Lee Heine local bettlnar commls loner tenlgnt ported one bet ef 2000o iiOOo that Hamntou county Clneinaatl would give a wet majority of S50O0 Waarer oa tic race for soyernor that werertiKirieVday were nearly all made at eve money althottarh Cox remains a slight favorite in Borne circlet at odds of 6 to 5 and to 8 The followlnabetaTrere posted today with a loeal brofceraare firm 92000 to 1000 that OhWStonM ffo wetis lTeyen oa Voxt 1200 aralnit B80 oi the wetaf380 to tlOO on thetretai 9UO to tloO on Cox There in also an oiler of 9600 to 9500 tonight oat Cox whleh hat not been taken A lively spurt in the betting ia expected 4odayt both on the eoVernorahlp and the wet and dry issues A attitude of the farmers It is in the agricultural sections that Palmer and Mc Cormick Democratic candidates are making their chief fight and their only headway Col Roosevelt provides another doubt ful element His meetings have been large and enthusiastic It has been dem onstrafed that there Is a Very large independent vote In Pennsylvania the large number of persons who registered as nonpartisans showed that and the principal question is Whether the bulk of this vote will go tftrPalmer or Plnchot May Have Aided Pinchot Until Roosevelt came Into the State it was safe to say that Penrose was in the lead that Palrnerwas second and Pinchot a poor third Roosevelt however may have aided Pinchot considerably The effect of the third candidates strength is different here from in other States The voters are arrayed Into two classes those who want to vote for Penrose and those who want to vote against htm The fact that those who want to vote against him are divided is clearly In his favor The more strength Pinchot gets the more he will take away from Palmer One third arid possibly one half the Democrats In Pennsylvania will vote for Penrose This may seem surprising but it Is true The Democratic party has been badly split under the leadership of Palmer and McCormlck The manner in which they have ignored the party workers in the distribution of patronage has caused widespread discontent They have put Into office men who have never been Identified with Democratic politics Ignoring the workera Old Guard Thrown to Penrose The old guard Democracy supported City Solicitor Ryan of Philadelphia for the nomination for governor Great bitterness resulted from his defeat Palmer has stated in the past that the old guard had to be rooted out and it has been rooted out It hs been rooted out of the Democratic party and Into the ranks of Penrose Split tickets are likely to be a feature pf this coming election There are thousands of independents who will vote for Brumbaugh but who will not vote for Penrose and a great many Democrats will vote for Penrose who will not vote for Brumbaugh but or McCormlck so that they can take oath when they register for the next election that they voted for a majority of the Democratic candidates at the preceding election The local option Issue Js also figuring largely The prohibition vote w11 go against Penrose but notf against Brumbaugh because the latter Is personally pledged to local option although the Republican platform omits the issue In addition to the full Republican vote Brumbaugh will receive an enormous Independent vote for the simple reason that he is regarded as one of the strongest and ablest pen who ever appeared Jn Pennsylvania politics and his friends are pointing to him as a possibility for entlreopposltiori to the Republican can lthe Republican nomination tor President BpMltt to Th yfuhingtonTMif New Tork Oct 29Seven of Gothams most prominent dtlzens today declared peace They shook hands In Pat Sullivan headquarters 207 Bowery ihuch to their own apparent satisfaction and the dellght of the police The handshaking gentlemen were as follows Jimmy Kelly the Gen Villa of Hester street whose real name Is Giovanni dl Balvio Chlek Trleker fight manager otherwise Frank TrlckerJaek Rlfonno nrJrthh Sirocco 1 VA1 MarlneluV prominent club knife and gun man Tony Cheese alias Anthony BantullI who sells cheese sometimes Thomaa Dike Heutinant of Chick Trleker 2 Anthony Caddino one of the Jimmy Kelly gang Present also was the well known and highly esteemed Paul Kelly Anthony yaccarelll who reformed several years ago and since then has been conducting a big real estate business He lssald to be worth 9100000 Paul Kelly and Sullivan are credited with bringing the peace party Into being Signor Salvio of Erin Anyhow Jimmy Kelly should beftd dressed hereafter as Giovanni dl Salvlo llke that The nom de plume dl Salvio was gathered when he used to mow down opponents in the prlie ring Kelly still shows marks of those engagements but said today that he likes the name Of dl Salvio better than the Irish Kelly The Same goes for Messrs Sirocco Trleker and Cheese The letter at home is known as Anthony Santulll Marlnelll Is as well known as Paul Kelly Those who know the gossip og gangdom told today how Jimmy Kelly and Chick Trleker were brought up together They played pussy oat and similar Innocent games when they went to school Their parents were the best of friends As they gre wup they lost sight of each other until Kelly branched out as a pugilist and afterward gained control ot a Fourteenth street cafe Trleker waa the big chief of Chinatown aided and abetted by Sirocco Shooting Matches Popular One day business went bad In Fourteenth street knd Kelly resolved to move to Chinatown With him he took several lieutenants one of tljem named Dewey dldate Dr JBrumbaughr who is making the campaign for election on leave of absence as superintendent of public schools Brumbaugh is extremely popular throughout the State He polled more and than 25O0OQ votes in the Republican pri maries and it is believed generally that he wjlli be elected His record is excellent and not even Col Roosevelt In his four days tour of the State has made much of an attack on him The Vares downtown are wholeheartedly for hli election and will pile up an enormous vote for him When William Vare who is now In Congress ran for the Republican nomination he polled more than 80000 votes despite the bitter fight made against him by Senator Penrose and James McNIehol who shares Republican leadership with the Vares Vares Not Making Active Fight The Vares apparently are taking no action one way or another with regard recommendations at the White House for to SenatorPenrose They always have appointments in Mr Lewis district Deen stalwart Republicans and will con The Progressive vote which two years ago was an important factor In the Sixth Unue t0 vote the epubUcan ticket But district as well as Baltimore and unlm the bulk of the South Philadelphia vote afH nNaBaKi fSNU STAG HOTEL 608 th Street OTersh Theater Take Elevator Best JtOOMSIn cltjv Parquet floor ateer celllna abower hatha toilet and lavatory telephones French windows wrltlnc table metal lockers ahoea ahlned while yon sleep 4e Every thin sanitary 9100 and 91SO iiw jer day Special weekly rates on tne rwatra I took cm over with that party portant on the Eastern Shore and in southern Maryland has this year dwindled to inslflnlficanc The total registered Progrssive vote in theState is 2J75 Two years ago CoL Roosevelt received 57789 votes in the State President Taft received 64956 In Allegany county alone Col Roosevelt received more votes in vJM for President than the whole registered Progressive vote In the State this year Former Senator George Wellington Who last year was the Progressive candidate for the United States Seriate declined rthls year to record himself on the registration books as affiliated still Is resentful because of the opposition of Penrose to Mr Vare three years ago and this resentmerit may be shown in an Impairment ot the Penrose strength at the polls downtown Desplte doubt as to the Vares in South Philadelphia and as to Mayor Armstrong in Pittsburgh It Is believed Penrose will have about 75000 majority in Philadelphia and about 25000 in Pittsburgh He will also be very strong In the coal mining regions and In the steel mill and textile ections The principal doubt is as to the SEVEliQF GOTHAMS ELITE GUNMEN BURY FEUD SO PEEP rTrlE EAST SIDE NOW LOOKS OMIN HAPPY WONDER Lll vJ yr Trleker couldnt see Dewey gettingthe gravy as he expresses It and resolved then and there to get rid of him Dewey beat him to it and shot Trleker In the arm That was about four years ago Tricker vowed vengeance on Kelly and vice Versa i 4 For a time free shooting matches were the rage in Chinatown The police finally put a stop to this One 6t two of the guntotera were sent away for long terms ulsPoggl a pal of Kellys beat his ball on a serious charge All hands were unanimous In the opinion that Fogg was framed by the police Then Patil Kelly reformed Poggl made up his mind to get his Italian pals to do likewise One day he happened upon Jimmy Kelly and said i Now look here weve got to stop this fighting among ourselves Some time the police will send the whole bunch to jail Jimmy was willing but he said he would hot ask Tricker to make tip He met his old enemy Tommy Dike last week Dike spoke to him and got away with It and they have been fast friends since it VFunnyi thing said Dike today I often meant to put one over on Kelly but Im glad I didnt because I didnt know Until I met him What a fine fellow he Is Bashful Gun Experts Todays meetfiigjWas prearranged Entering the Sullivan headquarters a reporter found Humpty Jackson sitting dangerously on a balustrade yet none of the seven renowned gunmen gave him a tumble Farther In the hall Paul Kelly and Sullivan were begging Jimmy to go and shake with Chick Both were bashful Soon somebody walked Caddino over to Sirocco and they exchanged assurances of their most distinguished consideration Caddino is Jimmy Kellys right hand man But the real leadership hinging between Kelly andTrlcker was yet to be settled Now see here declared Paul Kelly at last this leadership thing is a thing of the past Were Just plain good fellows from now on Paddy will take care of the boys Shake and make up and let the past be forgotten Thenthetwo leading East Side gunmen shook hands Peace immediately began to brood over America Thibet Kamchatka Terra del Fuego and East New Tork Later Peace is still brooding FIRST CHINESE TO G0J0 DEATH CHAIR MAY PAY MURDER PENALTY MONDAY Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 29 An application for a new trial for Eng Hlng and Lee Dock two Chinese awaiting electrocution In Sing Sing for the killing of Lee Kay In 1912 was denied by Judge Craln in general sessions yesterday ind the men will be put to death next Monday They wilt be the first Chinese to go to their death in the electric chair in this State At their first trial the Jury disagreed and at the second in February of last year the men were convicted The court Of appeals sustained the conviction Grace Maok swore to Gov Glynn that she had given false testimony at the trial when she said she had seen the shots fired Afterward she swore she was at a theater at the time of the killing She asserted she had been induced to give the false testimony by Jim Gum a Chinatown merchant Assistant District Attorney Wasservogel who had prosecuted the men produced a new witness In LIJHe Wilson who swore she had seen the two men kill Kay She had been induced to give her testimony through a missionary Florence Wong another Chinatown resident also gave corrobatlve evidence and swore Grace Mack was not at the theater at the time of the shooting The only thing that can prevent the execution on Monday Is an application to Gov Glynn for executive clemency and the district attorney would oppose that HARVEY SEES PRESIDENT Rumor Says Editor MayvSucceed Gerard as Envoy to Berlin Col George Harvey called upon the President at the White House Wednesday for the second time within a month With Fred Lynch Democratic national committeeman from Minnesota he discussed the political situation and4 told the President ihat In his opinion the outlook for Democratic victory was excellent It was rumored here last night that the President was considering the appointment of CoL Harvey to succeed AmbassadorAmbassador Gerard at Berlin in case the latter is elected to the Senate Col Harvey revealed after leaving the White House that while he never agreed with the Presidents policy of not recognizing Huerta in Mexico he thought subsequent events had made the Presidents program work out very well A letter from Richard Olney former Secretary of State to Col Harvey which Secretary Garrison read last night In a speech at Springfield Massrf was gone over at the conference Col Harvey has talked with Henry Watterson since the latters call on the President recently ahd it was said that all the preelection unpleasantness had been Ironed out BTJRIESOFS 0 HELD AMPLE In 1916 Tariff Jssue Far Reaching The tariff issue figures to such an ex tent that the result in this State will without doubt have an important influence on the nation Protectionists regard it as absolutely essential that Penrose should be returned to the Senate The fight being made against him is very bitter especially since one of the sensational papers in Philadelphia charged he had admitted totheedltor that he had corrupted th6Alate Mayor Reybum The admission is supposed to have been made by Penrosewhenhe waaAflghtinsf against the nomination of Wllllim Vare as mayor and tor the alleged purpose of in volving Mr Vare Penrose has denied it I and the charge has not been repeated since Mr Vare rose on the floor of the house and denounced the story xas an absolute lie so far as It referred to him personally There are many Undercurrents In the fights here purposes and motives refined to the last degree There4are old feuds in the Republicanparty and Jn the Dem ocratic party they were SDld out by Bill Linn when he took William Draper Lewis off the ticket to make adealwlth McCormlck the Democratlc candidate Roosevelt has devoted four times as much attefitlbh to this State as toany other It ishere that thefateoffthe Republican party may be decided Roosevelt wants to eliminate Penrose so that It carrba saldtheold leadership has been rooted out and the way made clear for a reunion There areilnterestlrig personalities and Issues In4 other vStates but Pennsylvania with Penrose and Bruriibaugh Roosevelt and Pinchot Palmer and McCormlck fighting 5 formaaffery has become the principal national battleground President Will Not Write Letter Indorsing Roger Sullivans Candidacy The President considers the lndorse ment given to the senatorial candidacy of Roger Sullivan In Illinois by Postmaster General Burleson as sufficient and will not write a letter indorsing Mr Sullivan as he has done in the cases of some other candidates That was stated yesterday authoritatively Mr Burleson with the consent of the President said In a speech at Peoria III recently that the administration was for Mr Sullivan The Secretary of State was opposed to the nomination of Sullivan Chairman McCombs of the Democratic national committee and some other leaders have come out openly for him The President yesterday sent a letter Indorsing the senatorial candidacy of Representative George A Meely in Kansas CARLnTTELLS OF HIS WORK Representative Addresses Enthusiastic Audience of Alexandria County Voters Alexandria County Courthouse Va Oct 29 Representative Carlln who Is a candidate for reelection addressed an enthusiastic audience here tonight He discussed among other matters of local interest the proposed bridge at Thirty fourth Street northwest to connect Washington and Alexandria county and said he hoped to secure its erection He also told of his efforts to put through Congress the bill providing for the Lincoln Memorial bridge Replylngto charges madeiy his opponents thatThe had been asleep at the switch when the bill was passed excluding nonresident pupils from the District schools Representative Carlln produced Congressional Repord3 to show that for five days he engaged In debate In an tl fort to defeat the bill He was enthusiastically cheered and his speech caused widespread comment PREMIER ASSAILS CUMMINS Election Would Be Stab in the Presidents Back He Tells Voters Waterloo Iowa Oct 29 If you want to stab the President In the back no sharper knife than Cummins can be found said the Secretary of State here today in a speech urging the defeat of Senator Cummins for reelection No other member of the United States Seriate has been as bitter in his attacks on the President as Senator Cummins said the Secretary If the people of Iowa are not in sympathy with the President of the United States and want to make the next two years of his term barren of remedial measures they will vote for Senator Cummins The Secretary said that no occupant of the Whtte House hadworked harder hor accomplished more than the President The Democratic administration has laid the foundation4 for universal peace in treaties signed by SO nations and Indorsed In principle by virtually every nation of th world he said Had Europe given one week In whlcli to deliberate there would have been no war ARMY AND NAVY CHANGES OP THE DAY ARMY ORDERS Leaves of townee Capt BASIL RITTEN HOCSE Sixth cvlry ens month ettentlon First LUut ROBERT HJLETCHER Jr Eighth In taMrr two months Capt JAMES KEMPER Eleventh Infantry orfaMil to Fort A Russell Wjo tor Umpo nry flutr Capt PEYTON CLARK Infantry to Stitft In fantrr First Lieut CLAREKCZ BTURDEVANT corps of engineers ordered to Pittsburgh Pa for fluty First Lieut RICHARD COINER corps of engineers erdreI to New Tork city for duty First Lieut LOUIS Al MERAUX medical reservs corps relieved from duty at Jatlcson barracTs La and from active duty In medical reserve corps Movements of Naval Vessels Sailed Macdonough and 4 from New Tork yard ror New London Mars from Norfolk for Cristobal Hector from Hampton Roads for Cristobal Cleveland trOm San Diego tor Ba Fran QtinitiiK fnSm AnntMlia for Baltimore The Progressives claim peorla andWaban from Key West for Charleston Beale Jarvls Jenkins ana tassin rram iynn baren Roads for Norfolk Fanning Cumralnp Burrows CasstSi MeOougal Drayton McCtll Patterson andTrlppe from Norfolk for Lynnharen Road Balobrldge from Jolo for Ztmboanfta Arived Dixie at Hampton Roads Galveston at Manila Wheeling at RocklandVBeale Jarrls Jenkins and Caastn Norfolk Fanning Cummtngs Burowi CasslnMcDiugal Drayton McCall Patterson and Ttippe at Lynnharea Roads i The commander torpedo flotilla Atlantic fleet has hoisted his pennant on board the Dixie NAVAL ORDERS Comdr 1 HOLD EN commissioned from July 1 1111 Lieut Comdr WALLACE commUstoned from Julyl 1111 Lieut Cotnar ttCAQE to naval station Olongapo Lieut Junior grade McCAtLET detached oordmand Balnbrldge to home to await orders Lisut junior grade MAX DE MOTT commissioned from July 5 1914 Lieut Junior grade RAGUET eommla slAned from June 1114 Lieut Junior grade FRANK SLIXOLCFF om Tutasioned from June 1914 Lieut Junior grade A LUCAS commissioned from Jdne UK Enatgn JUPPr to Balnbrldge Ensign MELENDT detached Glacier to San Diego Ensign HOARD deUched receiving ship at San Francisco to Glacier Medical Director GATES commissioned from October J7 1H4 8urgon RENKIE commissioned from October 7 191 A Paymaster CLARK detached Till basseef to Otymola Carpenter AREY appointed from October 26 1114 to See Francisco Carpenter Ft A 8AAR appointed from October 23 1114 to temporary duty SL Louis Carpenter FABER appointed from October 25 1914 to temporary duty St Louts Carpenter DORUS NYBURG appointed from October 29 1114 to Asiatic station Carpenter FRET appointed from October 28 1114 to Asiatic atatjon Carpenter wl A NIGHTINGALE appointed from October UliUi to temporary duty receiving ebjp af Norfolk Carpenter WHITNEY COLLINS appointed from October 1114 to temporary duty receiving ship atBoston Carpenter DBARRINGER appointed from October 1114 to temporary duty receiving ship it Boston Carpenter GIRARDET appointed from October 2S 19U tO temporary duty receiving ahln at Philadelphia Carpenter WHEELER appointed from October 26 1114 to temporary duty receiving shin atPhiladelphla Carpenter 1ANIEL CAMPBELL appointed from October 1914 to temporary duty receiving ship at Phlladelpriia I rs A LISNER Hours 9tok STRfiEIV Mefode Underwear Broken Lots 25c and 39c You know the lowest regular price for the famous Hand finishedfinished Glove fitting Ribbed Merode is 50c Busy days have created many broken lots Womens Merode Vests Pants and Tights are bunched at 25c and 39c Childrens Union Suits arebunched at 39c See special sale tables in the newbuilding rear of the main floor facing street door Superior Lots Bunched at ftlJC Note the famous makes Carters Richelieu Merode and Athena Included are Union Suits Vests Pants Tights Corset Covers anH Sleeping Garments for women girls and boysall sizes in one style or another and all are autumn and winter weight ROOSEVELT EUDSEIS TOUR Makes Half Doien Speeches on His Way to Harristurg Where He Closed HarrlsburgPa Oct 29 CoL Roosevelt today completed his lour days cam paign tour of Pennsylvania In the inter est ot Progressive candidates and returned home to Oyster Bay-He spent he night at Huntingdon Pa and made half a dozen speeches while traveling to this city AMUSEMENTS iitVxiontinatVoannnoni Halloween Jardin dejDanse Special features forthat evev Alfred Patton Gibbs ana i Miss Marguerite Kerwin Rafferty In their original exhibition Dance of Love Souvenirs Make reservations eawy UDIV DE DAXSB Tea Dansante Cally 4 to 630 50c including tea and toast Supper Dansante 8 to 1 75c including light refreshments Dancing every after noon and evening fciCept Sunday rjyOytvwjyoyoytlOtJOatA rfSoftofiOo6oitVftorV NATIONAL TONIGHT AT 8il5 Matinee Saturday Ths only theater In Wishtsgton offering eicln Elvely American tnd fortlfn stars of the Brst rtak Matinee Saturday 50c 75c lOO 81J50 uue 7 KEYS TO MH BALDPATE COHAN HARRIS ASTORyTHEATER CO SEATS SELLING Tat FANNIE WARD In ths Stnutioflal fan Conwdy Suweti of Sit Conitries MADAM PRESIDENT H00I5Am0ELE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS 5TEWARDC 2tkandFStiNW Washingtons Leading Business College Largest Gregg Shorthand School in Washington Special class 445 to 600 Send for new catalogue liilkiliijW STRAYEirS Buklneks CoIIaKf OayandMlMScliDili How 0ja 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