The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, THURSDAY; JULY 2, 1036 Four Generations of County Family "The Live Store" "Always Reliable" 1 Behind the Scenes In Washington Landon Speech Will Be Next High Spot in Campaign Heroine of Democratic Convention Is Revealed Roosevelt Had Three Able Helpers in Drafting His Philadelphia Address Bt RODNEY nriTntFR iSSW p'ti vf i I I WASHINGTON, July 2. The next big political date is July Roosevelt's speech as a political document has been recognized by many Republicans as well as most Democrats and it will be hard to 23. Governor Landon then makes his speech in Topeka, accepting the Republican Presidential nomi- produce anything of its kind which will surpass it or outdo it as a I 's nation. Make your holiday a pleasurable occasion by wearing the right kind of clothes-Save money at DOUTRICHS where most Central Penn-sylvanians buy their clothes Headquarters for dependable merchandise. This is a "safe" store in which to trade Join the enthusiastic buyers at DOUTRICHS, the store everybody is talking about.

As the game stands now, the Republicans have had one shake and the Democrats have had two fighting declaration of. principle. Landon's speech must be essentially an answer to Roosevelt, however, and it is logical to assume that it will attempt to throw manv words back in the. Presi and the Democrats have a horse- on the Republicans. The Landons wrote their party platform at dent's teeth, to exploit many New Here are four generations of the family of Mrs.

Martha Newbaum, of Cleveland and the Roosevelts have Deal faults and mistakes in such had two grand chances to shoot Halifax Township. Members are, left to right: Mrs. Freeda Murphy, at it with the Democratic plat of this city: Mrs. Newbaum. great- If- form and the President's speech of granamomer oi oniney Ann luurpny, i way as to prove that Roosevelt's brave words can be taken as no guarantee of performance.

The President's stirring attack on monopoly, for instance, might well be answered by the charge that mrinnnolv and manv of its acceptance at Philadelphia. No one is suggesting that Roose who Is seated on her lap, and ft Chester Funk, of this city, grand velt didn't squeeze out every last mother of the child. m-actices have flourished under theihis campaign speeches four year3 New Deal, and that anti-trust laws ago this Summer. have become more than ever a joke The third was a younger man under the present Department of has risen rapidly to a top role as a White House adviser and drop 01 the advantage given him by the fact that the opposition took first crack. And no mora convincing evidence of Governor Landon's shrewdness exists than the faot that he promptly refused to go to Cleveland and deliver his acceptance speech at the close of the convention there.

He and his strategists are now in position to study the Roosevelt His reference to "other people's strategist. Neither Charlie Mich-: money" might easily be used byjeison, King oi gnoss writers, nor Landon as a text for remarks on, the maligned Doctor Tugwell had All $13.75 Linen Suits New Deal spending. Holiday Feature Group $16.75 Summer Suits Down in Front I 'ANE heroine of the Democratic platform and speech, taking plenty of time to do it, and riddle it if they can. After Landon speaks, the campaign will be officially any part in preparation oi this one. The master mind was Roosevelt, who watched and listened intently to the convention and changed the speech from time to time in accordance with what he considered variations in the rnood of the convention and the listening populace.

The high spot of the speech, which undertook to draw a major campaign issue between the warmhearted leaders and the cold- neanea leaaers ana me convetnion has gone thus far without public recognition. Miss Doris Stevens, noted American feminist, was sitting more or less up front at Franklin Field with Jonathan Mitchell, writer.j and the Francis Biddies of Philadelphia, waiting for Roosevelt to and actually off in full swing, Landon Faces Ilard Task ANDON has a high mark to shoot at. The greatness of appear. pi. 1,.

BACKACHE ing un and obscuring the view. uei, wunutw rrew- but protests from the rear at ls. TjT i a lengtfi caused one large fellow whoho that People had been proved impervious to catcalls. Lbured and that Flash Kidneys of Waste Matter, Poisons and Acid Thereupon Miss Stevens rolled 35 CENTS PROVES IT Wash Neckwear a wet newspaper mto a large and; 7 8 soggy wad. It hit the standee lght The story that Roosevelt turned squarely in the back of the neck for down his advisers and refused to and down he sat.

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The Roosevelt acceptance speech was written, the rejiggered again and again. Of the three men who worked on it with the President, two were among the most impor $.50 tant members of the original "Brain I puffy pvps leg cramps, moist nalms Trust" which helped him prepare! mur.i.. xmiijr-iuur men were sworn in as i n. vueiues, suiJeramenaeni oi me State Highway Patrol, at the close of the first commencement exercises ever held at the Highway Patrol Training School, Twenty-second and Herr streets, this afternoon. The exercises marked a distinct departure from the custom followed in other years when the men took ill -UUVU I All 65c Neckwear their examinations, had their marks Hy-Glo Shirts Wiite, Plain Colors Fancies New Starchlcss Collar OINTMENT 3 new preparation that gives 49 'A.

10 for diate and complete relief from all sore- pest, Itching, burning and bleeding. 50c Jol. Lifebuoy or Lux Soap 10 for posted and were assigned to duty without further formality. Captain Quarles and John B. Kelly, Secretary of Revenue, of which department the Highway Patrol is a part, addressed the graduating class during the formal exercises after having inspected them and their equipment and witnessed them take part in drills.

Kelly, prior to the inspection and drill, welcomed the graduates to the patrol. Capt. E. J. Henry, commandant of the training school, presided at the exercises, during which medals for pistol efficiency were awarded to Samuel W.

Greenawalt. Albany, Berks County, and John T. Ziegler, Beaver Meadows, Luzerne County. Awards for high average in the training course were given to Calvin L. Hamberger, Castanea, Clinton County, and Clifford G.

Yahner, Patton, Cambria County, both of whom had averages of 93.8. The "rookie" patrolmen with their home towns and the towns to which they were assigned are: Troop Harrisburg, Lodwick D. Jenkins, Plymouth; Raphael M. King, Williamsport; Joseph R. Krushinski, Nanticoke; William J.

Kuprionas, Nanticoke; Raymond E. Mathers, Philadelphia; Aleksander J. G. Swal-inski, Excelsior. Greensburg, Samuel R.

Davidson, Sharon; Dennis L. Greenawalt, Vowinckel; William W. Kitch, Co-1 lumbia; Horace S. Miller, Carlisle. Bellefonte, Andrew F.

Gregor, McAdoo; Alex A. Rudville Shenan-; doah; John D. Simoson, Luzerne; William J. Walteers, Lee Park; John REMEDIES 75c Alophen Tills 32c 10c Turns 5c 25c Bine Jay Corn Pads 15c 60o Lysol 38c 60o Sqnibb's Antlseptio 46c 75c Doan's Pills 43c $1.00 De Witt's Pills 79c $2.00 S. S.

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xanner, patton. 69c .190 .180 $1.00 VltalU Hair Tonio 50c Cream of Almonds Lotion 50c Diana Dean Face Powder 75c Seventeen Dusting Powder Prep, tube or Jar I Hi HVW War Veterans Parade at Liverpool on Saturday LIVERPOOL. July 2. A narade of No Charge for Alterations Russian Mineral Oil pt.25c 75o Brazilian Tea For Reducing 29c $1.20 Bromo Seltzer 80c $1.00 Yeast and Iron Tablets 2 for S1 organizations of war veterans, their auxiliaries and other patriotic or-! ganizations of Perry County will be held at 2.30 o'clock Saturday after-inoon in connection with the annual! reunion of Veterans Association of Perry County. The parade will form on the square here at 2.15 p.

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of 220 $1.53 10c Cigars 5 for 40c 3 for 25c; box of 50, $3.85 oi lowing tne parade Hobart F. Hopkins, New Cumberland, vice State commander of the American Legion in the State, will speak in the square following the parade. The veterans association will meet at 10 a. m. Saturday at Shuler's Hall, here, to elect officers.

At 10 p. m. Saturday the most popular girl in Perry County will be selected. First prize winner will receive $25, and second and third prizes will be $15 and $10 respectively, In connection with the reunion i Owles, La Azora, Adlon, Harvester, Seidenburg, Muriel, La Pa-Una, Garcia Grande, Blackstone Jr. Box of 50 $2.25 5c 5 for 23c Some in 25s $1.15 TOBACCOS Prno Albert lb.

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