Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1923, Page 12

BORAH SEES DRY - LAWAS 24 1SSUE Predicts National Campaign Will Center "Round Prohibi- i tion and European Policy. SAYS WORLD PEACE VITAL Believes Democratic Banner Will Be Carried by Smith, McAdoo or Underwood. national campalgn nclude what the s is going to do to assist in the accomplishment of peace in Europe and clsewhere, and the en- forcement of prohibition. The senator says that there is go- fng to be a political renaissance in the United States, ftual and idealist & place in politic withstanding sous inz phases of the situation at present ratic Candidate. ts for the demo- t the order of sadership in th yace, for things change rapidly,” said Sendtor Borah. “I merely mention tho three lcaders as they seem to have declared, judging by the fre- Guency with which they are discuss- €d_in Washington.” When asked about prohibition as an issue next year, Senator Borah said: heir Sees Republicans Dry. , prohibition will be an issue, » that_it will have met. Many people keep it on the back of . but it will n y there. the middle .1 believe that the re- ill take the dry end of dry.” ourselves from situation.” con “We sell from 1 still and let the pen and spreaed, as it will ead unless the repara- ironed out. er Is Needed. ion of the Ruhr, so far, a conference. in an im- es a move Unless et powe the way, it will be impossible for Europe to get anywhere, France is not in a posi- tlon before the world to refuse to take part in a conference called to Ta it the picce of - P Shich 'yeth T Statt of Expert, Careful Dentists. That Has Been Our Record for the Teeth WilI Not or Drop—38.00. Other Sets of Teeth, $5 Up Fillings, 50c | Gold Crowns and Bridge ork, $3.00—$4.00 $5.00 _Per Teoth [OURS, A. M _TILL 8 P._M. SUNDAYS. 10 A] M. TILL & F. . DR. WYETH 427-29 7th St. N. W. The Star Classified Section Is a Public Convenience —in that it serves to bring those with a want together with those who can supply that want. With its comprehen- sive classifications you can reach practically everybody in Washing- ton, The record of Star Classified Ads as re- sult getters is the reason that The Star prints more of them than all the other ‘Washington papers combined. ®Around .the Corner” Is. @ Star Branch Office U.S. Issue May Be Oversubscribed By 50 Millions Treasury officials anticipate an oversubscription of around $50,- 000,000 to the recently announced issue of certificates of indebted- ness, The issue was for about $400.- 000,000, and early returns from the offerirg, it was sald yesterday, in- dicated that the amount would be taken up in advance of the expect- ed date of the closing of the books. The Treasury, however, if it fol- lows its usual custom, will absdrb some of the oversubscription, in- asmuch as it has announced that it will accept exchanges in the form of matured victory notes or cer- tificates of indebtedness maturing March 15, the date on which the new certificate issue begins to bear interest. bring about peace and economic re- habilitation. “I'rance could not maintain her po- sition very long in refusing to attend a conference. Her prime minister might refuse, but public sentiment would force Irance into line, if the way were pointed out to her, When the people of the United States are prosperous they are content to drift with the tide, but when farm prod- ucts are rotting on the farm the farmers demand a solution of the difficulty. As republicans we cannot confront the nation with no solution of economic troubles. The republi- can party must be big enough to grapple with problems as they come “|along and solve them. The initiative - | does not rest with the United States ates. Heart. ing to the wail of the pessi- | t the signs indicate national | Senator Borah sald: "here are no xeal signs of deca- e, although there are discourag- ing features cropping out as a natu- ral aftermath of the war, The re- adjustment of our mental apparatus has been slow. I never have known a time when the people as a whole have shown such keen interest and grasp of matters political. To me that is a sufficient answer to the sug- gestion that we have entered an era of decadence. There is nothing to in- dicate a permanent breakdown. Peo- ple are sound at heart and demand "The only cap with flap attached. - American_Dairy Supply Co., Makers, ‘Washington, D. C. e is not needed. ! with the Presi- | THE SUNDAY- N1 the wholesome thing. There I8 go- ing to be a political awakening that will witness the recognition of highe er spiritual ideals. The people do not care so much about political lead. ership at any partisular hour. The People make the issues. The country is sound at the heart, as shown by Cutting Your When its response during the war = There is no problem that canuot be selved successtully when once the essential Phases of the prodlem are un inthe our et Lo peveen our; selves, but Pal times jght sort of lexdership is desirable.’ Work in Half you own a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, you get through your work in half the usual time, and you’re not near so tired, either. All necessary tools and utensils are scientifically arranged about a big, uncluttered work table. You Mayer Seventh Street can sit down and do your work. Every style of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is on display here at the Lifetime Furniture Store. see the good-looking porcelain top cabinet for only $39.75. Come in and & Co. Between DG E T ot D ' T Coinbining Luxury and Eéonomy 4 How frequently women have sacrificed the ) beauty and charm of their living rooms to make room for an emergency couch that will provide sleeping space which conditions demand. 'And this sacrifice is not at all necessary, for the modern Davenport Bed affords a com- bination of luxury and economy. In a moment you can transform it from a beautiful davenport to a comfortable bed. A Davenport Bed Display—larger, perhaps than you’d ever expect to find in Wash- ington—awaits your inspection here at the Lifetime Furniture Store. There’s a good-looking overstuffed Davenport Bed in velour, with Stearns & Foster mattress for $195; there are other styles as' low as $69.50, We'll gladly show you all. Lifetime Seventh Strect Ma}rer‘ & Co. remapor Furniture Is More Thon o Z e Name - WASHINGAON, D, 0. ‘MARCH 11, 1923—PART 1. MONEY TALKS --BUT too often all it. saysis “GOOD-BYE” Saving is representative of good citi- zenship. 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