Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1923, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D C. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 19"3 U 3 SEEN MAKING ********************************************‘* + MOVE IN FAR EAST % “VISIt of American Minister to ! Disturbed Railway Zone So Interpreted. h BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. A ot ?1 Wwe oo ,d s m Cl Pe tie th tio: kv (3 et T T e s MINISTER LAMENTS . COAL MINE FIGHT .(_ys Miners, Operators and Public Are Al lin Part to Blame. MINISTRY IS URGED | " T0 STICK TO GOSPEL Too Much Interference in_ Tem- peral Affairs Dangerous, Says Chaplain Scott. 29513, 24 "b\n the wu md sald ‘ninth’ first.” Surveymg The Polltlcal Field. Until Next Year’s Presidential Election there will be published each week in Che Sunthy Stae a comprehensive digest of the national political trend of the entire country — from coast to coast—as seen impartially by The Star’s special correspondents located in every state of the Union. ; Because Washlngton is the heart of the country The Star’s readers are deeply inter- ested in all men and the measures the espouse who are engaging political attention—and it has been the policy of The Star to feature each week as the political pot begins to boil this reliable and interesting digest. The Personnel of the Correspondent Staff One or more men in each state have been selected to contribute their observations to . this weekly symposium. Care has been taken to choose men of open minds, with keen vision < and acute discrimination-—who will report things AS THEY ARE; who are capable of inter- preting local sentiment as it actually exists. They are men of wide experience in political forecasting—who know men and measures. What they write can be relied upon as authen- tic — not the expression of personal opinions, but the double distilled result of their j jour- nalistic experience. Each Reader Can Form His Own Opinion; With this reliable weekly resume one can keep in close touch with ‘the local situations everywhere in their bearing upon the flgures looming up in the national political horizon,’ and thus be in a position to form accurate estimates of these men and their views—measur-' ing with firsthand knowledge the relative strength of their mdnvxdual clalms to preferment. Every Sunday in The Star Arrange to have The Star ~Evening and Sunday - delivered reg- ularly to your home by Star Carrier 7 Issues a Week—60c a Month Phone Main 5000---Circulation Dept @ —a.nd service will begin at once *************i¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ .;If::l*****************‘k****** ******************** )1- P ~=