Evening star. [volume], September 30, 1924, Page 13, Image 13

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DAVIS OPENS FINAL
DRIVE FOR ELECTION
Leaves Tonight for Long
Campaign Tour —Going to
Border States.
Hr the A-sneiated I’reas.
LOCUST VAU.KY. N. Y. Septem
ber 3n. —After three flays’ rest here.
John \V. Davis. Democratic presiden
tial nominee, will set forth tonight on
the first lap of a campaign tour
which will lake him as far west as
Missouri, as far east as Massachusetts
and as far south as Baltimore.
Beginning his final drive for the
presidency in the Fast tomorrow, he
will end it in that territory during
the last wed; in October. Between
times he will make his second west
ward swing, \isiting en route the
"border" Stales of Kentucky ami
Missouri.
Leaving New York Citv at midnight
tonight. Mr. I hois will speak tomor
row j;t Frederick. Md. and tomor
row night will deliver an address at
Baltimore in the sth Regiment Arm
ory. where Woodrow Wilson was
nominal, d in 1!*12.
After ear vying his campaign into
New .Jcrscv and Rhone Island, lie will
start westward through upper New
York State, where four or live ad
dresses will lie dellveled. before he
goes into Ohio to launch there a final
tight in tile Middle West.
I rgc Strong llri. r.
Party leaders in the various States
which the l»emocratic presidential
candidate is to visit arc urging elab
orjite programs, including not only a
ration formidable number of major
addresses, but many brief talks at
luncheons and at scores of towns
through which Mr. Davis' special
train will pass.
A tentative schedule has been ar
ranged. but many Changes probably
will fie necessary. It is fairly well
settled, however, that Mr. Davis will
sp.v-k at Indianapolis October 11;
Kansas City. Mo.. October 15; St
Louis. October’lS: Louisville. October
21 ;nd fincinnati. October 2:’..
After his visit to fincinnati Mr.
Davis will return Kast with the pres
ent intention to spe<.k at Boston Oc
tober 24 and in New York City Octo
ber 25. as well as on next '1 hursday
night and on the last night of the
campaign November 1.
•
10pv pt has a good roads campaign.
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WHEELER’S TEAPOT TALK
IS DECLARED INACCURATE
Representative Burton Tells Ohio
Audience Oil Leases Were Most
Favorable to U.‘S.
f'LKVKLAND. September 30.*—Rep
resentative Theodore E. Burton,
Cleveland. Republican national con
vention Hey noter. in an address,
opening the Cuyahoga County Repub
lican campaign here last night, crit
icized Senator Burton K. Wheeler of
.Montana, La Collette vice presidential
candidate, for uttering what Mr
Burton termed a "bare-faced mis
statement" in an address here re
cently regarding Teapot Dome,"
-- Mr. Burton’s address was delivered
several hours after Senator Pat Har
rison of Mississippi, keynoter at the
Democratic national convention,
opened the county Democratic cam
paign.
Representative Burton attacked
what he termed "fake progressives
and persons who cry ’reactionary’
against those who stand firm against
measures that are unintelligent, half
baked and foolish."
"A bare-faced misstatement was ut
tered by Senator Wheeler here-re
cently to the effect that the leasing
of Teapot Dome caused a loss of bil
lions to the people.
"While there is no justification for
Senator Kjill on the transaction, the
truth is that the lease of Teapot
Dome *>il field was exceedingly favor
able to the government, and to talk
As billions is* absurd, because no such
amount was involved."
Officers Ordered Here.
Maj. Prescott S. Tucker, Army Medi
cal Corps, at Fort Sam Houston. Tex,,
has been ordered to this city for duty
in :he Ann:- general dispensary.
lira lari'. OfR-e
DISTRICT
NATIONAL BANK
Conn. A if. and K Street
No Parking Restriction*
"Part. Your Car at the Door"
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1924:
DAWES ID INVADE
INDIAUSSODRI
Republican Candidate to
Start Whirlwind Campaign
This Week.
rty the Ass.ieinted Prm»;
CHICAUO. September 30.—Charles
<l. Dawes, Republican vice presiden
tial candidate, will carry his party’s
campaign this week into Missouri
and Indiana.
The speaking "ace" of the party
under an itinerary being worked out
today at national headquarters here
will make an address Thursday night
at Kansas City and Friday night at
Fort Wayne, Irrd.,” where John W.
Davis, Democratic presidential nomi
nee. closed his first Middle Western
trip ten days ago.
Rear platform addresses will lye
made by Mr. Datves-en route to Kan
sas City and between Kansas City
and Fort Wayne.’Three such speeches
will he made Thursday on the way
to Kansas City, and on Friday Mr.
Dawes will speak from the rear plat
form of his special train at Terre
Haute, Brazil, Cra w fords vi lie, and
possibly one or two other Indiana
towns. He will return to Chicago
after the Fort Wayne address.
The M issouri-Indiana tour has been
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N° MEANS or money have been
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of the finest in the city. Accenting
anew the undisputable individu
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WASHINGTON and “Seventh
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its fine stores, of which CUNNING
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a store scientifically laid out so as
to give the utmost in service, con
venience and environment to its
customers, and always a large
selection of good looking Fall and
Winter Wearing Apparel for
Milady, carefully selected by ex
perts who know what Washington
women want.
In a few days we will be ready
for the opening, and it will be
worth your while to watch for the
opening advertisement in this
paper, as we have something for
you. .
arranged as a substitute for the Ten
nessee trip, canceled yesterday be
cause of local complications at Mem
phis.
National committee offleials are
also at work on the Itinerary for Mr.
• Dawes’ ten-rfwy swing through the
ransmlssisslppl interior States, which
will begin next Monday evening with
"a-speech An Duluth, Minn.
Granted Leave by Army.
.First l/e’ut. iinreus K. Jones, 3d
Cavalry, at Fort Myer, Va., has been
granted leave of absence. Oh the ex
piration of which he will lake sLition
at Haverhill. Mass., for duty with the
Organized Reserves of the Ist Corps
area.
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f| To Live Safely i '
1 Save Steadily
11 it a comfortable feeling that you
11 arc not at the mercy of the shifting tides
11 of circumstance? To know that you have
|| a reserve to meet every emergency?
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regularly live their li\cs in safety and
serenity. |
Second National Bank 1
I The Bank of Utmost Service 111
II 509 Seventh Street N.W. ||
ijl 1333 G Street N.W. 11l
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PRESIDENT IS ASSAILED
ON RECORD BY HARRISON
Says Coolidge Cannot Escape Re
sponsibility for “Corruption”
in Administration.
By the AsmvUted Press.
CLEVELAND, September 30.—Sena
tor Bat Harrison of Mississippi, open
ing the Democratic speaking cam
paign here yesterday at the luncheon
of the women’s Democratic organiza
tion, criticized the record of President
Coolidge.
“They say Coolidge should not be
field responsible for the corruption
that Infested the Harding administra
tion." he said. "Why. the wild orgies
of the Veterans’ Bureau were exposed
through congressional committees,
aired and acted upon by* congressional
mandates. The Teapot Dome scandal
corroded even the rafters and cor
ridors of the Senate chamber, so nau
seating was It In Its foul odors. Cal
vin Cooildge could not escape it. be
cause he was sitting above us and
over us in the same chamber with us
The country has not forgotten, too.
that on the first day President Hard
ing went in as Chief Executive he
sad: “Th sort of government 1 have
in mind ought to take advantage of
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the capacity and experience of a man
like (Jov. Cooildge by bringing him
Into the cabinet counsels.’
“If Calvin Cooildge did not obtain
some Inside information touching the
corruption of the Teapot Dome from
these cabinet members, then it was
certainly his duty, in the interest of
the country and in good faith of his
high position to his party and admin
istration, to apprise the President and
the cabinet of what he had heard as
presiding officer of the Senate."
Road maps for auto tourists are be
ing printed on cloth to be used as a hat
lining.
Capt. J. H. Tatsch Assigned.
Capt, John H. Tatsch, FlnanCei. -T
cers Reserve Corps of this
been ordered to take a lhr(«-ii ’
course of instruction at the Enhance*
Special Service School in this cilv
Mortgage Loans Made U U
and Sold 1
J. LEO KOLB •: 1.
Main 5027
923 N.Y. Ave 1237 Wisconsin *W.
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