Post Standard, The (Newspaper) - August 1, 1926, Syracuse, New York THIRD SECTION L r N SUNDAY AUGUST 1926 TEN i Annual Expenditure for Needs Would Not Exceed RENTALS Deadlock Between Large and Small Cities Would Be Harmful By WALTER W 4 ember of House of It is understood that a general survey of postal needs be made by the Post Office Department and j report thereon to the J L F Congress at the next I have prepared a which is likely to be Introduced in -some form the House reconvenes authorizing appropriations in the amount of an annual not in excess of and providing a public buildings program for 17 cities in the United Campaign lection to Start at N Y Dinner on Aug 4 Will Be Slogan in Face of Democratic t Dry Rival F WAGNER HAS CALL AT BAY Fitzgerald and Wingate Others Now in Eyes of 1 F Tammany t ri f New July L Wadsworth's friends fear he is to bo made the victim of a dry revolt in the Republican Park and so have F started an intense campaign for his which begin at a dinner to be given the Senator at the Fifth Restaurant Aug 4 The dinner sponsored by the Republican ness an organization which has for purpose tion of the senior Senator from York Senator Wadsworth never has had a real contest for election He defeated James W Gerard in 1 i when the Democratic candidate was in Berlin as United States Ambassador Six years later his opponent Harry YV Walker of Binghamton Even Gov Smith defeated that year in the Harding landslide This year the Democrats appear determined to renominate Gov and they are firm SENATOR belicE thcy can a successor to Wadsworth Xew York Norfolk Guides Bullets Stop ing Lioness and Rhinoceros San and Saint Missouri The Public Buildings Act proved May provides for the District of of which not more than shall bo expended annually The Act further provides that nut more than shall be expended annually in the expenditures completion oC projects authorized by the Act of March 1913 For such projects at least one-third oC such annual ex- for each of the fiscal years SS shall be alloted if re- quired for their completion This leave an annual tion oC only for the try an amount which is wholly Insufficient to meet pressing needs In Rentals My Information is that the today is paying in annual rentals in excess are constantly in- creasing from the fact that when a lease expires the Government can only renew it at a greatly in- creased rental Unless these rentals are Checked they Trill in 10 or 15 years aggregate in excess oC annually One of Supreme Court Justice Fj insists he TV ill MORE Candy Kid Will Break Long Deathless Record for City WHITTEMORE SILENT Every Appeal Possible De- nied Execution August 13 Kcw York World Service July 31 the b first time in 22 years a white man is to hanged in Baltimore Richard Reese be executed on Aug for the murder of Robert H a i penitentiary guard who headed a which In less than a year robbed New York jewelers of more than in merchandise and who the in Buffalo for the murder or two bank will die less than 300 feet from the spot where he felled his victim on his way to freedom after serving one month of a year term for robber Andrews Turns Game Hunter in Canadian Summer at at Lumiere Absence of Telephone Cuts Syracuse Woman From Outside World WRITING ENTRANCING QUALIFIES if Holds No Illusions About in ing Ranks b Slary Shipman Andrews of one of the nation's foremost women as a biff hunter Secluded far away from j tlo on the shores of sparkling Lac Found murder in the first degree by a jury May the ir Candy through his counsel several hundred miles north of Mrs Andrews has already bashed seven F three caribou and two moose from the call of the hunt and deeming each of her j achievements admits that in camp one must do share She con- that the insistance of her half breed was one reason why she think this is she told Isabella j Allen Poc and his un- worth feature writer of New July 31 successfully has taken every peal under the law His final effort to escape made when Mr Foe in a formal hearing asked Gov Albert C Ritchie to A commute the death sentence to one not he will be the Democratic candidate He is one others of whom are Mayor Walker and Surrogate A Foley He served as minority and majority leader of the he became Lieutenant Governor when Gov was impeached and Lieut Gov Glynn was elevated to the office of Chief Executive Wagner is known to be first choice of George W for the Senatorship It he does accept the present cations are that John -J Fitzgerald or Surrogate W may get the Both are from Brooklyn and friendly to H the Kings County Senator Between Two Fires Wadsworth's friends feel his is parlous He is opposed by the dry who have nominated former State Senator F W Christman against he too popular with the extreme who feel lie could have stopped the Republican Legislature of from voting approval the- Amendment This approval was voted as result of a caucus of Republican State Senators at which pressure for ratification was brought to bear by Governor gram received from British b r East supplementing earlier said that Ralph editor of the New York on first or of a bagged three one a roan antelope three water sometimes called boks and a number of commoner antelopes The cablegram reported also that a Allen by perfect saved Mr Pulitzer once from a charging lioness and again from an angry both close calls Mr Pulitzer and his Paul the were said ready to start on a ex- for elephants Mr Pulitzer reached Mombasa June 23 and a week later entered the jungles upon the adventure the conclusion of which was marked by yesterday's news The roan antelope killed by Mr of imprisonment Although nine have been in Baltimore since 1904 will be the second white man to die on the gallows in that period The other white man was Andrew in the Baltimore City Jail October 14 1904 who was was convicted of murdering his wife Public Spectacle Leonard's execution was a dalous public spectacle and was witnessed by but a change the writer tho Boston Evening who recently spent sometime with the author at her camp in the Canadian wilds No Telephones The absence of telephones and people are two of the charms Lac Lumiere holds for Mary Shipman Andrews She cannot quite lose that deep inherent in- terest people and the things which she has left behind her The flames of the evening camp fires often form a brilliant background for her the each of them came in for their share in the humorous I which she painted f Prepared to Dig Coal With or Without Union Participation ADOPT CREED Mary Shipman Andrews on porch at Wolfs Hollow with her dogs Industry Will Be Handled as a Unit for Own Protection JR Exclusive io July biggest piece of American industrial news since the war is new being Britten in the of Ohio ribbed in its unionism for a tion Ohio has finally the gauntlet to United Hine Workers America Her tired of for the ness that has passed through the a flyor a country have decided to take the hoards from Their idle coal This are ins to do union or no union And as Ohio is the keystone the arch States that compose tho time-honored central union disaffection the crumbling of the arch The tral competitive SeM thus passes to tlie limbo things that were Ohio there is no longer poorer to Fr Says er Crossed Ocean 102 Declares Paris Blames Dry Act for Debt Crisis came In- the method of hangings In Maryland in whereby longer carried out at the and Xo I had one imperial son He got so that was the end various county jails of the j of that But We are to be in fine condition and executions arc now at the at that Always doss at home A rt i Pulitzer species is the largest of the It is equine in titled to efficient postal service No service is nearer to the- Having placed the responsibility for efficient service the ter General It follows that it is the duty the Congress to see that his department is provided with cient facilities to meet public de- My observation is that the est opposition to the Public ings from Con- gross contended that in the allocation of the outside the District of the large cities would taken care of at the expense of the smaller places in the 1 can soo much force In this contention It would bo most unfortunate if at the next session of Congress antagonistic insistent demands should arise between the orr Page Column mi mmm fmm mf mmi T T The public demands and is en- man tho views of several members of the Senate Drys Will Launch Drive for Cristman at Conference TO DESPITE GANG THREAT Kansas City July SI death penalty was imposed by a jury here today on in the face of persistent reports that a men were -free Abel he be convicted Abel was charged with the der of Harry T an em- ploye of the Feed Harvey in a downtown parking May A heavy guard of deputy sheriffs in the court room when the verdict read The jurors sent out word before announcing the verdict they desired police pro tec July In a day at Round near which has been called for Aug 7 and S dry forces will open their campaign for Franklin W pendent Republican candidate for United States Senator some of the Cristman who have been busying themselves with efforts to find other issues than Prohibition on which to appeal to the rank and file of the G 0 havo conceived the idea of the presence in York State of President is being to de- clare himself for every policy for which the President has thereby it for the President to say whether he will go out of way to put any obstacles in the patch of such a stanch They hope at least by adopting such tactics to make it appear that Cristman is as good a Republican as stands four feet and a half high at the withers and lias ward arching horns about three feet long The water a species of- is not so large as the roan and its upright horns arc not so long It is very sure footed on the steepest inclines and difficult to shoot BEAUTY FRAUD COURT LAUDS WOMAN York July the conviction of the proprietors of a beauty shop for their own product for a ad- non-toxic hair Judge George W of the Commercial Frauds com- mended Miss Ruth for her public spirit in bringing the sub- to the attention of the court is high time we got after these white collar ho said newspapers and the public are helping the Commercial Frauds Court to unearth these fraudulent practices Many have been but the malicious system is growing Not only do these commercial crooks trade on the reputation built by national ad- is a but they frequently endanger public i NEW STYLE PEARLS July of wearing her strings of pearls around her neck or twisted about her the most woman has them fixed on of her evening frock land at and Irish always a the work is done in a scientific manner Only such persons the Xew the liner Frederick which docked at Hoboken from Copenhagen was J a lawyer and from TV ho has made 102 another periodic cessation of terms for union op- with the mine workers i union Western once part of the nas sone and now leaving and Indiana i alone cannot act for their tonnage justify it If Ohio operators live up newly adopted there be- no bituminous cosl strike worthy of the name when the Jacksonville T covering all ican union expires 31 next Until three weeks the outlook for a strike was so J sheriff may invite are now ted to witness executions Literally thousands have ex- pressed a desire to see the execution of Whittemore Brady in every mail is deluged with requests for tickets of admittance Warden Brady says he stand firmly against any attempt to turn the execution Into a scene for the morbidly curious H is expected a large crowd will gather outside tnc beautiful Belgian police dog Cold evenings when we are before huge fire in the there seems who has kept r tics of his says he has on snips and twelve ferent and has sailed under seven He has crossed on the Frederik twenty the i hardly to be a rug that has not its six decoration of sleepy six and many other Writing Fascinating twice I work in the trade as almost certain at the of the next coal year That outlook has almost in a twinkling The outlook now for no lower costs and an dance of coal Formed x The change was brought h busines of think it is the most entrancing fun ever and riding a But to my mind writing England leads the list of places i the formation at Columbus of a new The traveler's record of countries Assails Means Or Enforcing association of coal operators This he lias visited number those in Africa and Asia U S Liquor Laws the most lie having been there ninety work on I have no about my own place in the j ranks O literature feel myself penitentiary walls on the night of one dangle on the fringe of that the execution in the hope the garment two times France comes next Holland and times He sails again on the ice in halt Detroit mm m- made tne to the after a short visit to Boston Mr Peabody says that not only heer from Canada to Detroit were P i do s camp fire tale her war Peabody France feels keenly cr s anH nf Ui M of between the least 1916 and 191 S came again with the question too Mr of all concerned Not once has he shown fear of the gallows Although he is not as belligerent as when on the day he was found guilty lie spat in the face of State's Attorney Herbert R he receives each announcement that his efforts L for life are failing with a calm re- serve and apparent indifference Even the gruelling experience of sitting in his cell shortly after mid- criticism was made at the conclusion a hearing on a petition where a Columbus firm War Talea I had a brother and the loss she has sustained through sought the return of an automobile failure to sell wines to this j used for rum running purposes ias she did before a boy in i On the voyage Peter I slept I purser of the received by the which they held a Hen DROPS FIGHT ON KOENIG AS W mm Homely Woman Thing of and Beauty Experts Get Credit If t r Beauticians and Allied Trades Open War on the Mannish Bob 1st made away w for 4 There Ms competitive dietitians and cosmetologists July has be- I shouting in But the beauticians tlon In case of a hanging the homely The protection given 3 TURNER PICTURES SELL FOR beauticians and cosmetologists are be- to loudest of all longs to a past like ugly from the myriad beauty parlors the- smoke tho farthest corners and similar things modern of United States progress is beauty July 31 perls the the convention of the National School of Cosmeticians at the tle club J 4 r I b HIMa an at i i recently sold three Turner LJ for women are the best dressed and best groomed in the world Our stenographers are smarter in many titled persona to wonder why We turned our six miles in the country into a work room I had a Red Cross zono there for about 50 mer good Americans who L July 23 while not ten feet j on Page away a negro was meeting the same fate which he will receive in two weeks time did not shake him For L more than a month Whittemore's m only companion in the death house of the Maryland Penitentiary had been Isaac a negro ed of killing his wife and another woman The two conversed to break the monotony of isolation Whittemore was found guilty a week before the but because he sought a trial he was sentenced to death ten on Page Column word by wireless that his wife had in Copenhagen ECONOMY AX IDLES INDIAN DANCING GIRLS July 31 beautiful dancing girls who were once attached to the palace of the deposed LEADER jah of and included Judge ruled against the j petitioners is well not to the bootleggers but everyone he the government has made only a half-hearted effort to stop the bringing Of liquor from Canada to Detroit The government has done practically nothing along this line since the Volstead law was enacted except to announce from Washington what was going to be New July of a primary fight against the leadership of Samuel S in the New Tork County was taken quietly out the services of a press oa July 14 The new organization as the Ohio Coal is composed of bers from every producing field la Ohio and incorporated scares of no par 75 per of which immediately Up to that the Ohio operators had had no general were divided each composed of ors within a certain field Here is the adopted by general of Ohio that led to the of the- new the welfare of the- industry in Ohio requires tns industry within the State to handled as a unit we recommend the of an of coal operators of the Si which be representative the industry therein and that organization be charged with duty of developing a broad respecting the employment of I bor in the mines within the on Page who was the cause of his will have to find another patron owing to the severe of the economy in the State of GIFT MAKES DEAN FEEL LIKE DANCING July 31 felt nearly ready to in the said dean of Dr T C when he was told that an American sent a gift of toward the Cathedral Restoration Fund The Cathedral Is bad state of repair fund for has The list contains several donations from Americans but the Is tho largest individual American gift Republican organization vanished j Indore yesterday when word came The salary list of the dancers that the differences their accompanists was only about between Mr Koenig and David B J per but much greater Costuma Republican leader in the j sums were squandered on them in BEAR SHOT IN WISCONSIN One of the black bears killed in this section of Wisconsin in years wis hot by a weight r Nineteenth Assembly had been composed When the Legislature was in sion Mr Costuma had accused the county leader of having intervened to the passage of a rent by Assemblyman ham district Mr Koenig was exonerated after an in- by the county I r Other agencies which have sought no signs of activity for weeks It is understood that the State ers have brought pressure to bear to just before a State election gifts of silk and jewels Tne private purse has reduced by about a year HOSPITAL PATIENTS i THRICE BIGAMIST SEE DEATH LEAP Xew York July a dozen fellow patients watched Harry Cookc a salesman of 140 Hale Avenue left his bpd in the ward at St Marys the screen on the ward window and jumped to his death on the cement floor of the a floor below His neck was broken 25 SHARKS NETTED OFF N J N July hammerhead sharks ing In weight from 92 to 375 pounds were caught by fishermen of the com- mand or Captain Swenson about offshore Two crews The not English Hotel Owners Rebel Against Participation in Divorces Detrimental to Proper Conduct of Claim July hotel owners are rebel against the use grounds for divorces The management of the Hotel Great Central reluctant in submitting the books of the hotel for in the divorce suit of Lady Black against Sir Alec voiced the protest appear to said T t I 1 J I v servant Hotel Great Central Is able to the and that we should ar- interview at the Hotel servant iri hours to furnish you with evidence This our clients not prepared to do The practice of using our client's hotels for the purpose of DENIES HE STEAi the July 31 Schulz who has a record of three convictions of one of petty larceny and one oC grand pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny made by woman he had married The complainant was Christine who said that not keep his promise to believing herself to be gave him in March r to close a real estate in bany James counsel for told Judge eral his client and the judge may appoint a commission ESTRANGED HUSBAND SHOOTS OTHER MAN L b July Learning his estranged was another rett a salesman facilitating divorce suits is one McCaffery 31 a gravely detrimental to the character to the home of Charles and of the and one and shot him after a which bur are determined who is a not taken to the Bridewell hos to The judge then ordered the hotel where physicians said his McCaffery thUed
