Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1924, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924 d b for the Ten- held ible he c ion [ th it a il f 2 : T WHEELER'S TEAPOT TALK BB * s 0 T | PRESIDENT 1S ASSAILED (1t s for e coten e oty s 08 o) Gapt. 1 3. Tatch Awsigme, caus ocal c cations at Mem- on." he sald. “Why, v to t 1 1.’ apt. Jo Tatsch, Finanéd iifs " IS DECLARED INACCURATE . b ) e etaes e O NN RECORD BYIHARRISON octic vorsrens o o | s ol ot veain]ea £ s G b3 onal committee officials are s SNk through congressional committees, some inside information touching the |V thre t work-on the itinerary for Mr. aired and acted upon by congressional | corruption of the Teapot Dome from |*¢ e & the s 1 al “ Representative Burton Tells Ohio .Dawes' ten-duy swing through the [Says Coolidge Cannot Escape Re- nxand:l;s. The Teapot Dome scandal | these cabinet members, then it was in_this N B = A ransmississippl interior States, which - . 9 corroded even the rafters and - |certainly his duty, in the interest of = Audience Oil Leases Were Most will begin next Monday evening with | Sponsibility for ¢“Corruption ridors of the Senate chamber, - |the country and in good faith of his | | \ & o U.'S. a-speech in“Duluth; Minn: ; e . al- | high position to his party and admin- | i Eavprabt oAl P il g Z| iatration, to apprise the President ana | Mortgage Loans Made . . ND, s:-xvni-.‘nxwr 30,—Rep- By the Associated Press. cause he was sitting above us and |the cabinet of what he had heard as| and Sold - [" 4 Theodore E. Burton, i Granted Leave by. Army. LEVELAND, Sebtember 30.—Sena- | OVer us in the same chamber with us, | presiding officer of the Senate." Leaves Tonight for Long|. feoumticel nsiiona] S Republican candldat-e to Yirst 1deut Mnrvuu’l Jonzn. 3| tor Pat Harrison of Mississippi, open- | The fi:um:yflrh:!d"ulr"rfiimmni( o NG i J LEO KOLB v i < 08 i . B e " " 4 tic speaking cam- st day President Hard- . f A . ooty R Clvalry, at Fort Myer, Va., has been [ing the Democratic sp: A a s Campalgn Tour—Going to 1 o J Start Whiriwind Campalgn EE iRl ieanciyr . 0fi the ex-|palgn here yesterday at the L par, Winn i as Chlef Executive he| Road maps for auto tourists are be- | Main 5027 |t : e piration of which he will take station|of the women's Democratic o - | sad: h sort of governmem 1 have ling printed on cioth to be used as a hat urton K. Wheele 4 : t i 6 & in mind ought to take advantage of lining. 923 N.Y. Ave 1237 Wisconsin Mve { T at Haverhill, Mass., for duty with the | tion, criticized the record of Pres I ge of lining Border States. : lette sidentiai his Week. at Haver! 3 Orgd zed eserves of the Ist Corps|Coolidge. EEanE T Dowre “They say Coolidge s=houid not be area. - | By the Associated Press: will carry Blssipp1, Ravngter = ca week into Missouri i ) national ~ convention. | and Indiana > 9 « ! [-t' H tative, Burton _attacked | 238" 2n Winerary be lo Live Safely ‘ ) Y ‘rea [ at Kan City and Friday night at . iy Fort Way . Bed) here Joh W ) d]] ke Sninteient. bait | Sar, arne, 170 wnere Jonn . Save Steadily FOUNDED I894 s v closed hi st Middle Western » LG misstatement was ut- |\ fonqays Known For Remarkable Value Giving 1dn't it a_comfortable feeling that you ch speeches are ::.fz I;‘ul‘\l?é”v‘\‘wi‘y‘ :-; the shifting lid‘cx 1109 F St. N.WA n the way of circumstance? To know that you have For Wednesday and Thursday a reserve to meet every emergency? People who save a part of their earnings e ! regularly live their lives in safety and Officers Ordered Here. | -Indiana to 5 serenity. 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