Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1924, Page 11

NEW SUIT TO CANCEL DOHENY LEASE FILED Sections 1 and 2 in Naval Re- serve Corruptly Obtained, U. S. Charges. September 4.-—Can- her Doheny leage in I R , in Kern t filed in cellation the Elk Hills 2 - [ the national ticket. 2 in the naval null and void on was illegally and ne filed last tc NEW JERSEY RACE : HOTTEST IN YEARS (Continued from First Page.) badly demoralized over the presi- dential outlook. It was widely re- ported, and evidently with some basis of fact, that the Democrats would re- sent the defeat of Goy. Smith for the nomination by repudiating the na- tional ticket. Up to the time that John W. Davis made his Scagirt speech, denouncing the Ku Klux Klan, the sjtuation was so bad that some of the leaders despaired of be- ing able to carry Hudson County for Mr. Davis' de- nunciation of the Klan has changed some of that hostility, but well in- formed Democr: say that it has not altogether dissipated it. The fact that Mr. Davis had to be fairly Lludgeoned into taking his stand, took some of the effect away. How- ever, the leaders feel that there is o | Plenty of time before the 1st of s | November to pour oil on the trou- the com- bled waters and present practically a solid front. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. but not credited by well Informed - | politicians in either party with being likely to capture any electoral votes. The old radical progreasive vote will support Senator La Follette in large numbers. The row in the Republican camp atorship nomination has tage of bitter personali- . uses Senator Edge of bullding up a State machine to be used in his behalt by making appoint- ments {n the prohibition enforcement his enemies and of not supporting President Coolidge on the 12-mile limit prohibition treaty. Senator Edge says Mr. Kean topk advantage of hiz position as national committeeman to advance his own Interests. He charges that Mr. Kean is spending more money in his campaign than the law permits and that the first thing they know there will be another Newberry affair, The Seagirt speech of John W. Davis has accentuated the Klan issue. While it was satisfactory to certain Democrats, it has further embittered the Klan supporters, and they are numerous, in the rural sections of the State. They have accepted the pro- nouncement of Mr. Davis as a chal- lenge and have redoubled their efforts in the propagation of Klan doctrines. COUNTY POLICE NAMED. 8ix Members Appointed to Serve in Arlington. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., September 4.— ‘The Arlington County police depar ment, provided by the 1924 legi ture, came into existence yesterday with the appointment of six members. They are John R. Burke, John Wise, Raymond Crack, William Thompson, Walter ,Wright and James D. East. They are under the direction of Sherifft H. P. Flelds and will serve until January 1. 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