Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 11

DAVIS LISTENSIN ON COOLIDGE TALK Democratic Nominee Has No Comment—Studying Cam- paign Itinerary. By the Assoc'ated Press. LOCUST VAL 15.—Having Arr&ng of econferences today at his head- quarters in New York City, John W. T the Democratic candidate for Py ent, planned to spend practi- cally the entire day there. Organiza- tion questions and the itinerary of his campaign tours will continue to receive attention. After spending vesterday at his home here working on the address he is to deliver at Columbus, Ohio, and conferring with party leaders, Mr. Davis tuned in his radio set last night and listened to the acceptance address of his opponent, President Coolidge. He had no comment to offer. DIXON 1S CHOSEN. " August Lincoln 15.—Former Dixon of CHICAGO, Representative Branch Ofce \ DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK Conn. Ave. and K Street No Parking Rextrictions “Park Your Car at the Doer” s EBONTTE "Siage” 2 Si, $o It Winis Arvuad the Gears WHY EXPERIMENT? There ean be but one best. 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