Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 39

. THE E\'ENI‘;‘G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NO 50 EMBER 2, 1 .~ 0..0.P. CONVENTIN $2200.000 FoR paw AT SHOALS IS ASKED & NSecretary Weeks has recommended director of the budget ap- prove an estimate for a $2,000,000 ap- propriation to double the capacity of the power instaMation at the Wil- son dam of the DODGING CHICAGO Hotel Rates Too High for Party Heads—Denver or Cleveland Loom. that the project. Chairman Adams of the republican national committee declared vesterday that Chicago “has no chance” ing, selected for the 192 national - convention unle ances are given that hotel will be more reasonable than in the past. Unthl recently it had been accepted as plmost a foregone conclusion that the convention would go to Chicago. Recent negotiations between na- tional committ officlals and Chicago hotel men, however, are underst not to have yielded the results ho -for, With' the result that Denver Cleveland have again come to the front in diseussions of a convention eity. Chairman Alams said that in all four cities—Chicago, Cleveland, D . Yer and San Francisco—had the national tnmmuh- (ll\ they would bid for the convention. convention Two Others Have Chance. the convention unl that hotel rates will be mere re were in 1920 and of San Francisco, further questios ter would be d; ing of the matters in ting were olidge by as WILSON ADMIRERS PLAN ARMISTICE DAY VISIT Former President to Receive Dele- | gation at S Street Home November 11. With the increased sum, the power | ing about himself unless you have units could be Increased from four|nothing to do but listen. For the third 1 ive year the nds and admir: rmer Pl - Elddnt will receive the erow e front steps of his home d that he he di Men's Store to eight. Work of preparing kpe:ifi- cations for the elght unit installa- tion already has been started by | Army engineers, who I:rllc\emll“u’ he proposed appropriation will pe e | Al transportation records have “Tf‘f:; time Secretary Weeks sub- | hattered in the handling of grain ship- mitted to Congress the offer of pu _J ments from the prairie provinces in the RECORD IN MOVING GRAIN. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, November 2.— f»';fif.ir?fi‘.‘. ly'n?‘ff{,,f e 2n %8 | the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Na. recommended that regardless of th :‘;:l"'flr'“‘“;'fi!{n‘;:“g‘l'l!:}";% c“sl{:"“" s e G e o 'h‘,:,’;,‘, senting 169,053,085 bushels, have been % iouded; as comparled with ‘the 168,795, #320 bushels handled in the same peris 5t last year. "Rates have been cut virtually in hatt co American vessels started carrying , &rain, it was announced. Ford proposal, the Wilson dam il- | be completed. 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