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SMITH ASKS
APOLOGY ON
GOP. JIBE
.Distribution of Wet Cartoon
s . , Carrying 'False State-
' ment,' Rouses Former
. Democratic Candidate
Lucas Paid for Pictures,
Apple Tree Works
Overtime To Keep
Doctor From Door
WASHINGTON, Jim. 13 (P)
Alfrod K. Kmith, DonnM-ralic priRl
uentinl cnndldule In ltf28 has writ
ton Senator WaKnor, l)omnriiL,
New York, Huylni; llio l(Riilllcnn
National committee owed him an
apology for "mmiiiIIIIii" Hubert II.
I. uchk to distribute KOO.OUO copies
of a wot cartoon carrying a "falno"
statcmont.
''Lucas, executive director of the
national committee, liaa tcatlfled
before the aenate campaign funda
commltteo that ho personally paid
for the cartoons and had them dis
tributed In Nebraska, against Sen
ator Norris, Kepubllcan Independ
ent, and in other states aRalnst
Democratic senatorial candidates.
. ,: Letter It Read
' Former Govornor Smith's letter
was road beforo the Nyo committee
today oh suggestion of Senator
Wagner, n member of the commit
tee. ' "I have been following the testi
mony before tlio Nyo committee
conrerning the cartoon cutitlcd 'Al
Smllh-Itaskob-Idca of Happiness',"
Smith wrote, "The text of It has
l'vcn laid before me. I find that
tun whole cartoon binges on the
following statement: 'To my mind
tbo Democratic parly will soon be
In control and will mako this a
happy as well as a prosperous na
tion. The, Democratic party Is al
ways looking for the common good
ami opposing oppressive luws uud
suuiptuiiry I ukIh lut I oil .'
Statements False
,;."Thls slittcmcTtt, which purports
tti.come from mo as of August 21st
was never Issued by me. At that
tlllio iu August, the Joel I'arkor
aHsoriatlcn of Newark, N, J., was
holding an annual reunion und din
ner, I refused the Invitation to at
tend the dinner but on August llltb.
eomo over-enthusiastic admirer of
mine sent a tnlegrnm to tbo asso
ciation and signed my namo to It.
My first kuowlodRo of it was when
1 -saw Iho nowspapcr headlines
quoting me."
MIWOlMILD
DKNVKIt. Jim. 13. (! Allco
L. niimplircytf, 13 -your M Uiiuich
Inr? of Mr. and MrH. Ini l.tuytl
Humphrcyx, milltumilru lHnvor
funilty, who whh Iji'llovod to have
fWn ItUlimpcd shortly uftcr mid
night, wuh found Hiife tit the homo
of. a nciuhuor ttilM morninir.
Sftvi Ilium HocUwlek, chauffeur
os Mr. and Mm. Thulium 11.
Jiwrenco, who nro frirnda of the
Humphrey. family, Fld the trirl
attired In ovorulls, whh found wan-
dorliiK near tho Ijuwrenvo gurum'
obom 1 o'clock thin morning.
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U)H A.NXIKLHH, Jan. 13.
(A) Tho nu'dlcal profesHlonal
should do 8(niPthinK about S
John U. Kdivard'8 upplo tree, 4
Jf thfuc'i anything In the old
f ndao that an apnlo a day
' keeps tlio doctor away. 1
h I'ntil two ycurt uko it wan
JuBt on of th! applo trco 1n
Kd wards'' hack yard.
TliPti It started overtime
4 production, hearing fruit In
April, July and August. Now
it's pone completely haywire, fr
belnj; heavily laden with lunc-
ft lottH Jiellefhier ductorchaKcr
in January. ,
WOODMEN FAC
mm irked
CHAfRMANSHI
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 (p) A
direct defenHc againHt criticlHin of
IiIh chairtnatiship of tho Democratic
National committer wa made last
night by John J. Kaukoh.
Ho made public a letter address
ed to Frank It. Kent, coluninlHt for
the Haltimore Hun, terming untrue
HtatementK Kent had written con
corning him In a recent article. The
chairman Hummed up Kent's oh
Hortlonn as: ". . . In short that I
liavo bought and paid for the
party."
"None of llieao ntatcuientfl Ih
true,' said tlio aiateinent. "I am
ono of a Rroup of men oiidorsiiif;
the only rominitleo note oulKtand
hie. I have anniimed nono of the
liabilities and none of the debit
of the commit t no. Mr. (JouetO
Hhotiac wan unknown to mo prev
ious to the l!tl' 8 campaign and was
selected as chairman after long and
careful consideration of several Im
portant names and after consulting
with other HtronK parly leaders."
STORY 1
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i'rfsldetit Hoover to bo sufficient
to inert tho demands.
Unless the $10,00" In raised, Mr.
1 louver naid many persons In the
country will luck neccstdtles of
Ufv.
The president's proclamation
follows: '
'To my fellow countrymen:
"There must be a very material
Increase In tho resources of tho
American Hcd Cross to enable It to
bear the burden which It has
Undertaken in tho drought arch
ami smaller communities over -1
states during this winter.
"Within tho last ten days the
Red Cross has had to lncrcao the
rate of expenditures to an amount
Kreater tha4i during tho cntiro pre
ceding four moouths.
Solo Jtcllcf Agency
, "Tho American Hcd Cross Is the
'nation's sole agency for relief In
such n crisis. It Is inectliiR the
demand and must continue to do
tfu during the remainder of the
winter.
"The disaster reserve of tho Hcd
Cross which was pledged to this
tiijrrgcncy last August Is not suf
ficient to meet the Increased de
mands, ' ' ''.."'"
VI t Is Imperative In tho view of
Iho experienced directors of the
Hed hoss tlmt a minimum of at
leust flO.ooo.uoo bo contributed to
carry the, relief program to com
jlctlon. . "Tlio familiarity of thin situa
tion, due to months of press re
ports of 'Its progress, should hot
blind us to the fact that It Is an
oculo emergency, nor dull our
active sympathies toward our fel
low countrymen who aro In actual
want and In many cases will lack
the, bare necessities of life unless
they are provided for.
"As president of tho Vnlted
tit Hies and as president of the
American Hed Cross, 1, therefore,
appeal to our people to contribute
promptly und most generously in
order that tho suffering of thou
sands of our fellow countrymen
may be prevented.
"I am doing so with the supreme
confidence that In the fact of this
great humanitarian need your re
sponse will be Immediate.
- PHlgiteeV ; i ,
"Herbert Hoover.'
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STARS OF OPERA
, MOW YOliK, Jan. 13. (!') An
epidemic of colds has muffled the
voico of the UcUopolltun Optra
house.
Collin Clattl-Casay.a, the general
manager, seven stars, a stage di
rector and ten choristers either
are III or are convalescing from !
throat allmentH. This added to!
the broken leg of Frederick Jngel.
Ami-rli an tenor, has necessitated
dally replacements averaging I
The second shift In prognuiis!
this season occurred last night I
when Uounod's "Kaust" wa sung I
for the fourth time lp place of
his "ltomeo et Juliette," due to
the Illness of Lucrey.tu Hurl and
Kdward Johnson. I
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NEW ATTEMPT
TO HALT RATES
DKNVKU, Jan. 1 3. AV-Threat
of another suit to block the work!
ing oiKM'titlon of the new Insurance;
rates of the Woodmen of the World!
with headquarters at Denver, was
made today at a meeting of delo-j
gates called to read opt rates en
acted at tin Oakland, Cal., meeting'
of tho oi'Kanl.atioii two yeais ago.
The Colorado supreme court re-J
cently ruled tho altered insurance.'
rates were not constitutionally
adoirted because the Oakland meet
ing failed to specify tho exact vote.'
John J. McCue of lints, Ida.,
leader of thp f-actlon opjiosing the
change, nald If the present conven
tion ratifies the legUlatlon of tho
Oakland meeting In 192H, another
suit probably will be filed to block!
Its operation,
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YANKEE POETESS
I J A II" I M OltK, Jan. 13 . Wi
ll. Ij. Mencken, usually caustic'
in his criticisms of life and tot
ters, changed his folo hint night
In paying tribute to IAzcUq Wood
worth Reese, tho poet who has
Just reached tho age of 75.
"Khe is ono of the Imperishable
glories of American letters, and
she Is the most distinguished wo
man who has ever lived In. this
town." said Mencken at a meet
ing of the poetry society of Mary
land at which Miss iteese was
guest of honor.
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JUJDAI'KKT. (A) Hungary Is
tightening up its divorce laws more
than ever In 1931.
A law of 1930 provided for n
"public attorney for tho protection
of matrimony" nt divorce trials, to
try to reconcilo the two parties.
liut in addition to this, tho. law
effoetlve In 1 931 requires that
legal proof must be produced as to
the cause of a divorce oven when
both parties declare their Intention
to be divorced. "In "scandalous1'
cases the sentenno Is to be deliv
ered behind closed dooVs.
NEW M SPEEDBOAT
AT FLORIDA REGATTA
WIOHT PALM HKACH, Fla. (P)
Class K'5 speedboats will replace
the 101 class for the first time In
a regatta In this country ut tho
Lake Worth races February 12,
Unusually high speed for power
boats Is expected to result from
the change, said Vice Commander
I'hllllp II. Held, Manhattan Itcach,
N. V., In charge of yachting ut the
meet.
The Tnke Worth regatta Is an
annual event.
OKKOON CITY. Jan. ;i
Dr. W, 8. Kddy. Mi. chler criminal
deputy In lh office nf Hherirr M.
T. Mass, was In a critical condi
tion' In a hospital hero today, his
heart weakened, apparently by two
struggles with vtolc:i11y Insane
pt lHoiicrs during Hie past week.
A week hro Dr. Kddy and Sheriff
Muss drought In an Insane man
alter great difficulty In controlling
him. Yesterday another call came
and after a terrific struggle with a
man of great strength, they finally
succeeded In brtiiKing him here.
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iLOWER GRAZING FEES
HALT I.AKI1 CITY, Ctah. Jan
13. l'l Necessity of lower graz
ing fees and shearing charges if
the wool Industry i to survive the
present time of depression w.is em
phasized by II. W. Harvey of Ho
lier, president of the I'tah State
oolgrowers' asoclatlon, at the
epeuinn session here today of Ita
21th annual convention.
A S II I N (i TO N . Jan. 1 3
Vorbul conflict between Indian bu
reau officials and senators marked
ivncwsl of hear In tin today before
the senate Indian commute on
sale of timber of the Klamath res
ervation In southern Oregon.
'It is apparent to any layman
going out to the Klamath reser
vation that statements ma tie here
about 'sustained yield' being prac
ticed there are bunk," declared
Senator l'lnc. republican, Okla
homu.
AID TO BEAUTY IS
CALLED By DEATH
Ni;V Y OltK, Jan. t II. The
band Aiat beau I If ted the face of
Hollywood Is stilled In death.
q Dr. Iils 1. Heme, plastic sur
geon, died of a heart attack yester
day us he was operating on a pa
tient at the Parkwcjtt hospital.
Dr. Heine remodeled tho fea
tures of such celebrities ns Jack
Dempsry, Hert lytell. the late
"Wild Hill" 1 1 re una n. Kunnle Hrle
and members of the family of
Benito Mussolini.
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title, &cUU
Ginqer Roijcrs
(Inner liomrs Is from Missouri,
hut she reversed Iho procedure
and went to Fort Worth to show
Te.uine how to dance the Charles
ton. Tlmt won her a place In vaude
ville und eventually she' reached
tlio outskirts of llroadwsy. Two
producers saw her ft ml gave her a
"it In their new musical coudy
She was n hit. n
Next she went to the movies
and played In "Young Man cf
Manhattan" and "Tho Ssp from
H racuse." Hhn Is a icd-halred
comedienne with a baby voice.
Now she hsa returned to the
morical comedy Matte as a star In
"tiirl Craiy."
I VSoW' C "THE STORE FOR EVEBVBOOV J
l'oAc T r a v el
a Lon Way to
Attend Ono of
These lieinnant
Sales at Mann's
Wednesday
Is the Sale Day
Come Early
All Remnant
Sales Are
Final. No
exchanges
o r Refunds.
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Another One of Those Smashing
Sales at Mann's
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Have you ever attended one of Mann't famous remnant sales? If not, you have
missed a wondcrwul opportunity to save and save greatly on desirable lengths of
wanted fabrics, and what fun it is to join the crowd and be one of the happy throng
, that always maTce Mann's remnant s ales such a talked about event. Plan to at- ' 0
'tend this sale Wednesday. You'll be delighted when you see what little money it
takes to buy a piece or two of these quality remnants. .
Wednesday
HALF PRICE
Thousands of Yards of Seasonable
Lengths of Silks, Woolens, Cottons,
Cretonnes and Other Fabrics
Cotton Remnants
Remnants of wash goods including voiles, ginghams, percale, linen,
suitings, pique, dimity, lawn, cotton broadcloth and many other cot
ton mixed materials. A marvelous opportunity to buy lengths for
aprons, wash frocks, blouses, and kiddies' summer cloths.
Silk Remnants
, Desirable longths of beautiful quality silk fabrics, including flat
crepe, crepe de chine, rayon crepe, georgette, ABC silks, rayola slip
satin, crepe back satin, brocaded rayon, printed crepe and other silk
mixed fabrics. Everyone at half price.
Wool Remnants
Woolen remnants in lengths suitable for children's dresses, women's
and misses' skirts, jackets, etc. Included in this group are flannels,
tweeds, kasha, wool crcpo and mixtures. All in good lengts and at
exactly half price.
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NO
T e 1 e p hone
orders on
K e m n ants.
Come and
pick 'em up
Wed nesday
for just . . .
Half Price
Domestic Remnants
Included in this great sttlo of remnants are dozens upon dozens of cBoice domestic
pieces consisting of good lengths of sheeting, pillow tubing, plisse crepe, linen towel
ing, nainsoek, dimity und mslis, bWachcd and unbleached. You'll find plcjity of
uses fr these gotd domestic rwts. Thy are half price.
Many desirable remnants of fino quality crotonn scrips, n,. 4an.sk, and mar
quisette ingf&od l&ffths suiblc for drapes, cuains. cushions, chay covers, )ilws, and
fancy work will be found in this great group of drapery rcmnan' that go on s. tomor
row at half the regular marked remnant price. Come early.
Free Facials
Make your appointment now for one of these
FREE Colonial Dames facials. All this week
a Colonial Dames specialist from Hollywood
will give a FREE facial to all women making
an appointment. Do not delay, let this ex
pert tell you and show you the wonder' of
Colonial Dames
Beauty Aides
January Sale of
Blouses
A January clearance sale of
women's good looking satin
and crepe blouses in sleeve
less and half sleeve styles. O
These are regular up to $4.50
in value. Your choice.
$2.9.5
Also a group of wo
men's satin and crepe
blouses in long and
short sleeve styles that
are up to $5.95 in value.
Good looking styles, but
out they go at
$450
Velvet Jackets
The January sale this week includes a group
of women's and misses' high colored velvet
jackets just the thing for summer wear with
a wash frock. Buy now and save many desir
able styles in this group, but the sizes are
broken. Regular values to $6.95. Choice.
$2.95
A Sale of Wash
Dresses for
Children
Mothers, your attention is call
ed to this January sale of chil
dren's fast color wash frocks.
Broken siies from Z to 14, but
beautiful dresses every one.
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7
95
TI- regular values on these
wash dresses are up to $3.50 A
cacn, so you see tney are quite
bargain at 95c
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MANfft SECOND FLOOR