Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1923, Page 3

THE EVENING Presidential Possibilities And Impossibilities VI—John W. Davis. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief DELL-ANS John W. Davis of West Virginia is one of the most brilliant men ever 25¢ ¢ suggested for the presidency of the ¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers |('nited States. In intellectual at- ung | Pu tainment, oratorical ability, legal tures well made Special Summer Rates UNDERWOOD 'UNDERWOOD Main 406 WHEN YOU THINK “of Painting, Paperlang.ng and Decorat- ing think of Ta: £4"Estimates made on request HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. APERHANGING AND PAINTING 1Sth St. N.W. Tel. Col. 10 achievement, and international back- | ground he has few equals in America | today. At present he is the head of | the American Bar Association, one of | the highest honors that can come to ' an American lawyer. Of Mr. Davis it was frequently said that when he was solicitor gen- eral of the Department of Justice no man argued before the Supreme Court | with more brilllancy, than did he. The late fce White once paid ompliment in saying | r seen a_better law who witnessed the last convention of the democratic party in San Francisco remember that the name of John W. Davis car ried with it one gf those it-might- have-been situations that occur every now and then in politics. One little | concession on the part of the Palmer contingent and a little yielding on'! the part of the McAdoo element and John W. Davis would have been the nominee of the comvention. There was a moment when the whole con- vention might have gone to him®it 1t were not for the deadlock between the Palmer and McAdoo forces. Tuclined to Wets. Davis is inclined to be & in a prohibition argument state from which he comes—West Virginia—makes him _politic ; laple, s it is always classed as a!party which exaggeratos the defects doubtful state. X vilson | of a candidate. Mr. Davis himself is strength in the democratic pa . itinot seeking the nomination, and has | is friendly to M " "He was | discouraged every kind of activ by b which his friends have sought to in- | D or enisal ot Wlie Dep ivate in nis behalf. It is said, in sol eneral of (he 7| fact. that he really believed he Was Justice, and a little later to b8 A e | BIVing up his_political future when canfambAssader tofGES A hao| D¢ went to New York to practice has many n the legislative | 1€ " i world. ~ Hi ord as chairman of | "Thers stands John W. Davis. well the judicia committee of the House of Representatives was an impressive He was a leading member of JOHN W. DAVIS. Davis' the and will emphasize the political danger of such a candidate. But the opvonents of Mr nomination will naturally make most of ft, Mr. For it i3 alw: thé fight inside the WATCH FOR ANSWER THURSDAY, 12th known throughout the country, an able man—one of tha ablest in the democratic party in this generation one. 1 2 ek arkable speaker and | —and vet his availability is a mat- Victim. i 1 1305 Edgar facuy || COREESaR. 2 et a0 WRER ter of doubt. Such & non-partisan s gin New Work Soon GStNW wisTRBUIRS | PeTsOnally Xery Do as a demo- | Institution as the Asscciated Press Clarence ‘Kemper Bolton, overseas Licut. Mina Van Winkle, head of SR 0 H ity Mr B e A e moment | did_not hesitate to select John W. veteran. who died Sunday’ night at the woman's bureau of the police de- 032-3 £ BALTIMORE o MO een affectad br his| Davis as its general counsel. But the Georgetown Hospital as the result ' partment, is to have a fingerprint SALES 0. “aid to h:\\c\' heen & oo ince | leaving aside Mr. Davis' legal con-! — of injuries received in an automobile bureau at the house of detention 2 “ 2 e 28 ), | recidence In New wervice he | nections. the question is what polit- accident Sunday afternoon on Conduit | where women will be fingerprinted. O Ver rhlrt\' P amll]es Ha\ e = e — e e T ihe {ical organization would stand spons "5Arctic Explorer at Battle!road northwest, was buricd with mili- Mre. Millicent Cooper, rated as be: A A S "ed_among hia oIt {for him " He has mot lived in West p | tary hono Arlington this after- | ing one of the most efiicient members . sion and am Biclienis L rginia for several vears and cer- | noon. under the auspices of the Amer- | of her command, probably will have B h R | H Y FLAT TIRE 2 o< o o T e | el e o he mmnd probabiy il have ought Rea omes in { “or big bankers will never get with Tammany, which has its own ’ He is survived b his mother. Annie under instruction in the office of De- AIN 500 e lae e western m\mnmri!]pl.w‘rf;‘p‘“;:y"'d RO Al SHilth: T acematoy Trip Through Iceberas F. Bolton; three sisters, Mrs, Charles | tective Frederick Sandberg, photog- U——R EfTH s = e hcve the Anti-wW O W = b Leonrad, Mrs. Carl B. Snuges and rapher and identification expert, to- d B d L 7 o LEETH BROTHERS ! 5 means died down in T (e ma e conan A0 s auceust) p 9 g Mrs. J. James. and one brother, Wil- day, who says she will master the ._.'.___ an €81a€s v ‘nh s 2 prejudice of the jor G e 1 — liam F. Bolton. work in a short time. ; 3 Service Charge Never Over $1.08. nst i business fa baned [ COBVention was mot due to. any) B tt A S Z M = = = = i | tical organization, bu o his| ¢ . o 7 \ - a on the belief that the | IOVL IR S o m taod oacoral BY CAPT. D. H. MacMILLAN, etter re a\]ng { ()ne.\ % and city folks gat the ra in nrices at which farm ! preducts are sold. ramely, in freight | rates and distributic ! stand of Opponents. at the American embassy in Lond-r and since his return has uphe'd doctrines with of the democratic i respect to co-operaifon w. ! He probably would be very Strictly speaking, the fact that Mr. to"y to Woodrow Wilson Davis has been a lawver for anv | Davis' chances of nomination lie | concern for several vears ought not ! particularly in 1924 as they did in I to be @ handicap—probably it would | 1920. in the possibility of a deadlock {not be a serious one if the politi-| He Is the type of candidate to whom | ffans were dléposed to ignore it!the party, beset by extremes, might CRE E: DH’ I] ) ! fhamseclves in nominating Mr. Davis. ! turn as 4 compromise. H / ‘Pay As You Ride | | | CORD TIRES —ON— High read | "Oliver_Ioyem. on hehalf of the public affairs committee, presented a | |report which included much that | ertinent to clvic matters in the School stadium July 19 “'EN' was pi Distri | and after several items had ATSMALLSRAVMENT IDOVWN g1 been accepted action on the full re- AND BALANCE ONE, Two [ iport was aeferred until the next i meeting. ANDITHRCEIMONTHS: i Included in the recommendations —_— ‘a{-c-‘nznd by the club was one ap- Guaranteed 8,000 Miles T.0.Probey Co. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. jroving the co-operation of Civitan | | with other local bodles in any con- ! templated action that might be take v. Hodson of the Rus- n to Washington & child welfare | iCivitén to Send Children to i {to bring W. Patuxent Again This 55" Sase Founda Summer. work here. Teo Brooks, Joseph Randall. Wal- | ter Scott and John Crimmin were ap- pointed a committee to outline plans | {for a memlership drive. In sdccord with the recent decision | FREE FILMS AT BAZAAR. of the organization to foster again, | Free motion picture shows have . this year the fresh air camp at Pa tuxent. Md., for the underprivileged|peen added to the attractions | children of Washington, $1,452 was|bazaar of Stansbury Lodge. No. subscribed in less than twenty min-|F. A. A. M. at Georgia avenue and utes at a business meeting of the|Quincy place, it was announced today : : John P. Mullane, managing {Givitan Club in the Hotel Lafayette|director. Other amusements include | ast nigh S dancing on a large open pavilion, an = ans ot icoRt cLunpkeap) '(‘,’"‘,.:"etxllualon show, an exhibition of the: jest s SI ipnihe itan| ohlica of King Solomon's Temple. | Club will be in charge of the camp |T°PICE e will reach approximately $3,300. ac- | BOVEILY Eames an e AHGEARE. > = The bazaar will close Saturday night. | yrding to estimates submitted by . T e S Rudolph Jose, chairman of the fresh| Proceeds w o Snphe o the | ir camp committee. The difference | Brightwood Masonic Temple building will be covered by the fund set aside | fund he club treasury for the move- = ! and embossed paners: $5 Columbia New Homes PRICE $5,650 Small Cash Payment Balance, $51.50 Month Sample House—Open 3 to 0 P. 1436 K Street S.E. Modern 2-story and brick home, containing 4 rooms; bath; furnace heat; large cellar; deep rear yard to alley; front porch. To inspect—Take 17th and Pa. Ave. Oars and get off at 15th wnd K Bts. "B.F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 1412 Eye St. N.W. 7:15 p.m. 7 t. nw., coremonial work. LEONARD P. STEUART, Potentale. BEAUTIFUL,_RAD tween Fort Myer and new Key bridge: mear Arlington Memor} t5; large loty, rea- ES 1T, COMPANY, Cares for Ninets. i Jose gave figures to show that| than ninety persons, including | workers, will be cared for each week, | the chifts of children being made | fortnightly. The camp opened Mon- | June 2, under the dlirection of »' Baltimore branch of the Salva- | tion Army, and will be run under its ontrol until Tuesday, when Myer and | local Civitan e hold for the ot proposed remainder of the summer. W s Tmicea and RaT The camp is situated about a mnle] Y LOUIS OTTENBERG, Trustee, {and a half from Patuxent, Md. on “olorado _bidg. M1 the Patuxent river. occupying twenty NIDER five acres donated the Salvation Army NIDER'S ) ( Last summer more than 500 children | Can be hought at Snider's, were guests of the Civitan Club. 11! _Center Clarence L. Harding presided at TIMELY WARNING! last night's meeting and announced > { publication of the club's weekly pa- Don't leave town for the summer with | per, the Radlo, would be continued, adoubtful roof to protect your home. | under control of two committees, one :"?:'L:'mq’.'.’f s in charge of editorial work, the other e o AEM Lon et the business end. : KOONS BoiiNg Mapse NW.| A committee on music will also be > _COMPANY _ Phone Main 933. | appointed in the near future, accord- | Wien'1he cthor fellow telis you he naswe | I0E to Mr. Harding. Am Invitation | fel ; rom Robert Lawrence to the musi- o Abasis Bap . (© handle your work }ca) and dance fest at the Central OUR EQUIPM FMERSON PUMP AND VA ALEXANDRIA. 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We have just arrived at Battle Harbor after a stormy and hazardous As we neared the strait of the weather became grad- ually worce and we were bucking a strong northeast wind, accompanicd by thick fogs, which made naviga- tion_ difficult A Good Example to Follow in Investment before at this season of the vear. Reports here indicate that the ice condltions are extremely bad farther north, especially along the coast of Labrador. ‘We shall probabl: remain here three or four davs to await a change in the wind and weather, but will “drive the the ice” off the coast. PLAN VISUALIZED SIGNING. Visualized community singing will feature a program at the Cleveland- same type of security—First —and paying 7% interest. anteed by the unquestioned value earning strength of the property. Let our Mr. Boss, Mr. Phelps or Mr. Webster go into details with you Boss and Phelps The Home of Homes 1417 K Street Oy streets tomorrow evening, from 7 to 8:30 o'clock. Tllustrated slides in colors will be used in connection with the program. which will con- ist of “Ye Songs of Olde Tyme" as well as the popular tunes of today Stories of the writers and the cir cumstances under which the songs were written will be given. Why not make home the coolest place in town with live, fresh air from a G-E Fan? You can run a G-E Fan all day long for the trifling cost of a fair cigar or a soda. Get a G-E Fan A \GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCT [The National Capital Press 12101212 D et An Organization for Printing ~—with an interest in your business problems. High srad-. but ot high priced.” BYRON S. ADAMS, FRINTER, 2 812 11th 8t Save Your Metal Roofs PERMANENTLY ‘wm: Hirsch Roofing Compound Sansme b st or and Applied PAUL H. SEARS CO.,, Inc. Bond Bldy. Main 3934 Very choice location—attractive English base- ment building; high-class appointments and finish throughout ; corridors finished in marble and black and white tile. 3 and 4 bedrooms and bath, $70 to $90. 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