TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 11. 1924
ELECTIONS IN UNITED
STATES AND ENGLAND
WEE MOST ME
Time, Line-Ups and . Results
Were Same Regrouping of
Parties Likeyl
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
Ne-A Service Writer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Eng
land’s national election and Ana-'
erica’s were only a few days apart.’
The- broad general issues of the
two contests were the same—eon
servatistn versus progressivism.
The lineups were the tame. The
results were the same.
And now, in both countries, there
probably is going to be a regroup
ing of parties. There almost cer
tainly will be onne in England. The
south may, modify developments in
America to some extent. Then
again, it may not.
England has three major parties
—Conservative, Liberal and Labor.
They correspond to Republicans,
Democrats and Progresses.
The Conservative and Libera, par
ties have grown so much alike in re
cent years that many voters de
clared it hard to tell them apart,
except by their official labels
Both Are Conservative
That is, both are conservative.
The Labor party thus ftr has been
more radical than the bulk of the
Progressives. It is an older party,
too, and has had one spell at the
governmental helm, under the pre
miership of Ramsay MacDonald,
definitely a socialist.
The English contesE then, was
three-cornered, Ike the American.
One group in each country was a
strong conservative group.
A second group was a little more
liberal than the first, perhaps, but
not much more. It was nos nearly
so strong as the first one.
The third group was progressive,
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ment arsenal near Dover, N. J. Its
flames had burned t: within 200
feet of the buildings filled with
powder before they f.nally were
checked. Firemen and employes
had difficulty preventing the heat
from reaching the huge stores of
shells and torpedoes.
liberal, radical whatever you
please to call it.
For convenience let's refer to
them as parties A, B and C respec
tively, in both countries.
A had 'its nucleus of “original”
liberals. It drew also from A and
B, those elements which had been
developing liberal tendencies. Eng
land’s A group lost few votes
thus in comparison witr America’s
for generally speaking Eng
land’s conservatism is harder boiled
than America’s. B’s losses to C
were much heavier than A’s. be
cause the B’s were a trifle more
liberal to begin with.
Liberals the Lasers
But B lost also to A, for B’s con
servatives, alarmed by C’s activi-
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ties, anxious to beat the latter as
badly as possible an daware of their
own group’s weakness, decided num
erously to go the who'e hog and
vote just as conservatively as they
knew how.
Thus A and C both profited at
B’s expense.
The English B group’s disaster -
was completer than in America. I
There was no modifying element
whatever in England. In America
the negro question’s influence was 1
to hold the B voters together in the
south, for the most part at least.
Well, it was a victory for con
servatism.
But it wasn’t as much of a vic
tory as mere figures imply. From
the size of A’s majority it might be
inferred that liberalism stands no
chance—ever. But it’s a considera
tion that group C is young even in
England and only an infant in Am
erica. C has life before it.
If the A administration in Eng
land and America give satisfaction
during the terms they are entering
,cn, they may win again, at the next
election, and possibly several times
again.
But sooner or late ric will come
C’s turn.
Liberals in Danger
Liberalism can’t expect to be
actually in offiice more than occa
sionally in any naturallv conserva
tive country, like England or Am
erica, anyway. Conservatism is
bound to be in power the greater
part of the time.
Group B, however, seems to be in
danger of disintegration.
In England, group A. being io of
lice by so big a majority. Probably
will hang on for several years. By
that time, all signs arc that B will
have disappeared completely, leav
ing only two groups—conservative
and liberal —which is the wav it
ought to be. It means someth'.'g-
LESLIE
The Ladies Bible class of the
Leslie Baptist church, Mrs. H. L.
Speer as their teacher, were enter
tained at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Green Friday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. H. L.
Speer, Mrs. W. J. Carter, Mrs. tl.
J. Sims, Mrs. J. C. Hoffman, Mrs
Horace Deriso, Mrs. R. B. Clifton,
Mrs. H. J. Blackshear and Mrs.
George R. Doster, of, Cordele.
Mrs. J. E. Ranew was carried to
the Wise Sanitorium at Plains Fri
day afternoon for -an operation for
appendicitis, she stood the opera
tion all right.
Mrs. T. D. Wray, of Columbia,
left Sunday after a weeks visit tc
her sister, Mrs. J. J. Sloan, who has
been quite ill for some time.
Mr. L. C. Griffin had his Ford
stolen at the fair grounds in Am
ericus Friday night. That is the
second car Mr. Griffin has had the
misfortune to have stolen from Him
this year, the other was stolen in
Columbus.
Mr. J. E. Ranew, Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Ranew and Mrs. Sallie Wade,
visited Mrs. J. E. Ranew at the
Wise Sanitorium Sundav afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Blackshear
and daughter, Edna Clare, spent
Sunday at Preston with, relatives.
Mrs. M. F. Carter, of Cordele and
two children, spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Poole.
Lois Poole, spent the week-end
in Cordele with relatives.
The Leslie Epworth League will
entertain all the League of the
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’ THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER
Americus district Tuesday evening
at Union High school auditorium.
valdostaTlanning
‘NOISY’ ARMISTICE DAY
(By The Associated Press)
VALDOSTA, Nov. it—One of
the biggest and noisest Armistice
Day celebrations in Georgia will be
held in this city on November 11th
by the Valdosta Post of the An.eri
can Legion, when the nation pays
tribute to her heroic dead. The
principal speaker for the celebra
tion here will be foinur United
States Comptroller of Cur •■my
John Skelton Williams, of Virginia,
who served in the cabinet under the
Wilson administration.
State Commander I. R. Fitz
patrick of the American Legion hr --
called a special meeting of the State
Executive Committeemen Post ('em
manders, and members of the Wood
row Wilson Memorial College Com
mittee to meet in Valdosta at the
same time of the celebrs.ion. This
meeting of the three groups will
gather at 1:30 o’clock m the chili
rooms of the local post, it is stated
by Commander Fitzpatrick.
VETERAN SOUTHERN RY.
ENGINEER IS DEAD
ATLANTA, Nov. 11.--After hav
ing served for a period of thirty
six years in the employ of the South
cm Railway, Walter G. Lovell, on
of the veteran engineers of that
company, died here tin- " eek from
heart attack. He was l iken ill m
Chattanooga about a week ago, and
hail been confined to iiis home lie:/;
ever since. He was engineer on a
section of the Royal Palm operat
ing between Atlanta and Chatta
nooga.
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