Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 246, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1927 — Page 3

JAN. 19, 1927

HEFLIN OUTBURST JPROVES REED’S CHANCESFORI92B Alabaman’s Flaunting of Religious Issue Held Blow to Al Smith. Times Washington Bureau. IMS Mew York 4 eenuc WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—National political influence is one thing which the mountainous Tom Heflin of Alabama never was supposed to have, until yesterday. Generally the Alabama Senator is considered here more of a showman than a statesman. But yesterday enthusiastically stalking his stage, he beyond doubt vitally affected the 1928 presidential situation. Probable results of his serial attempt to prove that Knights of Columbus are "leading us to war” are: Candidacy of Governor Al Smith of New York for the Democratic nomination has been set back months, if not forever. Hope of Democratic leaders that religious controversy in the national convention might be alleviated has gone glimmering. Senator Jim Reed of Missouri has stepped out as a compromise candidate. Heflin’s assault will echo down South from cottton field to factory. •\nd“ Heflin will make the most of Lis peculiar prominence. 1 “You have rolled and rumbled,” asserted Senator Reed, "until the

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versy relating to religion;” that no one ought to appeal to prejudice against Catholics: that Catholics and Protestants, Jews and Gentiles died together on every American battlefield. The speech was labored and far from Reed's best, but it placed him dramatically in the position of the wet-Protestant Democrat who might catch Al Smith’s presidential hopes should they fall. Reed’s political strength has been growing constantly during the past year. He has held the headlines more than any other man in Congress. Heflin jibed Reed pointedly: "Why am I attacked herd? Is it because I of presidential ambitions?” It was impossible for Democratic leaders to stop the surging Senator. Longer and longer grew their I faces as he proceeded. The debate, j bitterest of its kind ever staged in I the memory of present members, ! ended only when the Senate went | into executive session to consider | the Lausanne treaty, j As usual, the Republicans sat tight J while the Democrats broke bones and pummeled heads, a time-hon-ored strategy. The melee was not without its lighter aspects, as when Heflin, in x sweeping oratorical gesture, landed a heavy fist against the left eye of Senator Mayfield of Texas, an earnest listener, and at the same knocked over a stack of books. One attitude Governor Smith may adopt toward the prejudices reI wakened by Heflin's speech was indicated indirectly by -Senator David j Walsh of Massachusetts. l Replying to Heflin, Walsh def clared: ”1 am a Roman Catholic and t am against intervention in Mexico, r do not turn to the leaders of my church to find out where I should stand upon the question.” Smith in the past has been able to show a record of complete freedom i from the Catholic church politically. I However, the view in Washington, j since yesterday afternoon’s bitter I debate, is that many Democratic I leaders, personally favorable to 1 Smith, will now withhold support of : his candidacy. LESS MEDICINAL LIQUOR ! Ilu United Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Physicians in twenty-six States prescribed more than 1,588,954 gallons of medicinal spirits for their patients last year, compared with 1,650,866 gallons in 1925, the Treasury announced today.

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