Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1928 — Page 5

tTUNE 20, 1928.

FOREIGN PLANKS i BEING FRAMED BY DEMOCRATS Expect Platform to Attack \: Intervention in Haiti p and Nicaragua. r BY MAURITZ A. HALLGREN i United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, June 20.—Intervention in Latin-American countrie will be denounced, a redefinition of the Monroe Doctrine will be promised, and closer cooperation with the League of Nations will be urged in the platform which the Democrats are expected to adopt at their national convention in Houston next week, the United Press was informed today. Foremost of the foreign gelations planks, according to this information, will be one promising that the Monroe Doctrine will be revamped, restoring it to the form and import President Monroe gave it. Favor World Court The rejuvenated doctrine would affirm anew the determination of the United States to prevent European countries from acquiring terr tory in South America, but at the same time make it clear that the doctrine will not be used as a cloak for encroachments by the United States on South American sovereignty and territorial integrity. Ways and means of increasing American cooperation with the league will bp discussed in another plank, although the platform will probably be silent on the question of American membership in the Geneva body. Democrats also will urge that steps be taken for the United States to join the world .court on an acceptable basis. Ra.p Naval Armaments Further reduction of naval armaments will be advocated, it was declared, although the platform will advise against holding another naval conference until adequate diplomatic preparations can be made. Under Democratic leadership, the platform probably will say, the United States will refrain from intervening in the internal affairs of Latin-American countries. Withdrawal of the marines from Nicaragua immediately after a stable government has been set up Will be promised in another plank. Similarly, the platform will advocate the withdrawal of marines from Haiti as soon as a popularly elected government is established.

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DRY LEAGUE IS HOSTATDINNER Expect Democrats to Go Strong for Prohibition. F. Scott Mcßride, general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, outlined what the league expects the Democrats to do in addressing a dry dinner to which business men and manufacturers were invited at the Roberts Park Methodist Church, Tuesday night. If the Democrats adopt a dry plank and choose a dry candidate, the league will be nonpartisan in | the campaign, Mcßride declared. j Republicans adopted a strong prohi- j bition plank at Kansas City. Mcßride condemned A1 Smith and j praised Senator Arthur R. Robinson, j Col. Patrick H. Callahan, prominent Catholic laymen and ardent I dry, who was scheduled to speak, failed to appear. Senator Robinson was called on and gave a prohibition address. Dr. Howard Hyde Russell, league founder, said business of that organization still should be carried on since two campaigns are necessary in every civic reform, in his opinion. Home Fittings Form Loot GREENSBURG, Ind., June 20. Thieves ransacked the Possum Glory log cabin home of Dr. R. J. Russell, ten miles west of here and took everything loose except the stoves and carpets. Tables, chairs, dishes and other equipment with which the cabin was liberally supplied are gone. Want to buy a good dog for a pet? See tonight’s “Pet” classification in the want ads.

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SENDS CHECK TO HEFLIN Catholic Says Senator Helping to Put End to Bigotry. Bn United Press NEW YORK, June 20— Peter J. Maloney, president of the Holy Name Society, revealed he had forwarded a check for $250 to Senator Thomas J. Heflin with the following letter: “I take occasion of your coming to lecture in this vicinity to send you a check for $250 to express my appreciation of the services you arc rendering to the Catholic church. In this generation I know of no one who has done more to make bigotry appear unlovely and absurd.” DANGER Gsagns Yoer tongue is the best barometer 01 your physical condition. Look at it every morning before breakfast. If it is costed with white, yellow or brown coloring, and does not ha ve a clean red appearance you are constipated and not well. Heed Its Warning Constipation causes more ailments than all other diseases, and is the result of not having a daily bowel movement Sick-headache, indigestion, biliousness and sallow complexion follow. Ask your druggist for a 25c red paper package ol CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS "Safe Laxative”. Take a dose to-night and continue one pill after each meaL Don’t stop—until your tongue is dean You will be surprised at the tonic effect this doctor's formula will haveon yon CARTER’S E3J PILLS

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STATE CHURCH BODY MAY GET RAPATSMITH Delegates Discuss Resolution Attacking Aspirant to Presidency. By Times Special LOGANSPORT, Ind., June 20. A resolution opposing Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York as a Dem-

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ocratic nominee for President may come before the Indiana Council of Religious Education which opened a three-day session here Tuesday. Council officers said they had no knowledge of the resolution, but it has been discussed by several delegates. Young people’s and children’s mass meetings comprised the program today. Business sessions are on Thursday’s program. Contenders for the 1929 council meeting include Shelbyville and Crawfordsville. Addressing the council Tuesday, Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University, speaking on “The Assault On the Family,” declared: “I have no evidence which leads

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me to believe that young people of today are worse than in any former time ” ALUMNI WILL MEET Garfield Group Plans Annual Reunion Friday. Garfield School Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting Friday at 8 p. m. at Garfield School. President Floyd Blythe will preside at the business session, which will be followed by a social hour. All graduates are urged to attend Those in charge of the social program are Mrs. Irene Jarrett, Misses Emily Svendsen, Esther Neesen and Louisa Sackman.

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