Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 20

DAVIS GOES SOUTH the questioner in the audience) must permit me to add something more— that after that speech (Seagirt, N. J.) I ventured to express the hope that the nominee of the Republican party would join me in a similar expres- sion. And I suggest that the gen- tleman’s question is addressed to the wrong quarter.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, CRY OF “STOP THIEF!” ENLIVENS F STREET Columbus, Ohio, Youth, Distanced by Police, Is Held on pointing out the vast assistance he had given Congress Lodge during the year. Responding, Grand Master Charles F. Roberts, among other things, commended the lodge on being No. 2 on the list of 42 lodges in the drive for completion of the United Masonic Temple fund. Musical and other features comprised the re- ner stone of the new Baptist Chureh, at Forty-second and Fessenden streets, tomorrow afternoon, sembling in Masonic Temple, Thir- teenth street and New York avenue, at 2 o'clock. (RS Clever and Foolish. 1924. 'SON REPLIES TO SUIT FILED BY HIS FATHER Declares Property Involved in Ac- tion Belongs to Him as Gift today filed answer to his father's com- plaint. The elder Kaplan had declared that he bought the property and for “family reasons” placed the title in his son's name, and, fearing that the son would sell the house because of dissatisfaction with the neighborhood, asked the protection of the court, The son, through Attorneys Wilton was made and merely as gifts to him later paid the notes for the deferrcd payments. Young Kaplan denies that he drove his father from the home and asserts the father left after a quarrel with his son’s wife. mainder of the program. The next grand visitation of the 1924 series will be to King David Lodge, No. 28, next Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, in Masonic Hall, Brook- land. grand master and the Grand Lodge officers will lay the cor- Fraud Charge. Returning officeholders and shoppers forgot the temporary traffic jams yes- terday to view a lively sprinting race along F street between Thomas Clark Crenshaw, 18, of Columbus, Ohio, and Policeman Haycock f this city. Cries of “Stop thief!” enlivened the scene. The race terminated at Thirteenth and E streets, where the Ohio Yunner tripped and fell into the arms of the pursuing law. Charges of false pre- tenses were lodged against the youth at policé headquarters, where he was |then taken. Representatives from the wlais Royal and the Ralelgh Haberdasher appear in court to- morrow morning as plaintiffs. It was alleged by the police that the lant presented himself at the med business establishments fictitious name for the aining merchandise on According to the | police he was successful at the first [two places, but failed at the haber- | dashery, where his plans led to his A cablegram from Bulawayo, Rhode- sia, says the phenomena of acute coid weather in the middle of Summer has puzzled Rhodesian scientists. Since June 15 there has been almost continual snow or heavy ground frosts accom- panied by ping, icy winds. of Parent. David Kaplan, whose father, Simon {Kaplan, recently charged him with wanting to “keep up with the Joneses™ and who asked that the son reconvey to him the house where they reside, From *‘On the Verandah,” by Holloway Horn. “Once a girl has made a man think he's clever he's gapable of any foolish- ness.” ““A man cannot give a woman greater Joy than to suggest that she is a vamp— a wicked, beautiful, heartless vamp.” AGAN TOMORRDW Many Praise Chicago State- ment on Klan—Refers to Coolidge’s Silence. J. Lambert and Rudolph H. Yeatman, asserts that the property belongs to him and asks the court not to décree a conveyance, He explains that his father gave him the money with | which the cash payment on the hous: DEMOCRAT CLUB FORMED. Seventy-Five Students of National U. Launch Organization. A Democratic club to be known as the National University Davis-Hryan Democratic Association. with & mem- bership of more than 75 students, was formed last night at 4 mass meeting at the university. C. B. McCullar, retiring president of the Woodrow Wiison Club and editor of the law school magazine, s elected president; Harold . henson, president of the junior first vice president: K. W ylor. second vice president; Anarew Herlitz, secretary; Miss Mamite Baker, treasurer, and G. H. Ray, ser- geant-at-arms. It will be affiliated with the Ins- trict headquarters of the Davis- Bryan Democratic Association, with offices in room investment Building. A meeting of the elub will be held |Ultimate arrest in_the moot courtroom of the faw | school bullding tonight at ¥:46 to mame. committees tor assist 1n- 1o |GRAND OFFICERS VISIT bership dri and N - e MASONIC LODGE NO, 32 | Rev. Dr. Ze B. Phillips’ Address, *Challenge to Masonry,” Fea- ture of the Exercises. T e e 222y IF DAD did the WASHING there would have been a SAVAGE WASHER & DRYER in our home long ago! By the Associated Press. AGO, October the Democratic ate. devoted his time during | most of today to conferences at the | hotel where he stopped and rested be- | tween the brief intérvals allowed him by his callers for that purpose. | He prepared. after a series of ad dresses tonight in the Bohemian, Pol- | ish and Jewish quarters of Chicago, to turn south again, headed for St. Louis, Hlinois and Missouri. Many Like Klan View. Many of those who visited Mr. Davis today said they had called for the specific purpose of congratulating him on the address last night in}| which he restated his attitude on the Ku Klux Klan 1t was explained that Mr, Davis welcomed the opportunity given him a heckler in the audience to re- | B v S n A assert his sition on the Klan, although he nad not intended 10 mare | $10,000 SEIZURE NOTED. his appearance at uditorium the s " occasion for a re: ement on that matter e nographic official re- Klan was given general distribution today in response to numerous re-- quests for it It said, in part Refers to Coolidg “In my judgment, no BT fortune could overtake the people than a division lines of race or religiou b . and that, whether i alled the Klan ny organization doctrine of re- did violence to ideals and could not be a; who believed, 1i (referring Mode Smartness —backed by Mode Expert Craftsmanship This new design has been developed with both two and three but- tons. 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It washes everything— Seized liguors and containers val- ued t $10,000 were condemned yester- day by Justice Hoechling of the Dis trict Supreme Court at the request of United States Attorney Gordon | By order of the court the denatured | alcohol in the consignment is to be ater mis- | distributed—to the War Department, three barrels; to the Quartermaster {Corps of the' Army. five barrels | the architect of the Capitol, barrels: to the United St 2 for distribution in the Department g Justice, two barrels: to the Depart-|for nearly of Agriculture, three barrels, and to h H. Gr master of Con- Mount Alto Hospital. all brass, cop-|gress Lodge. welcomed the official per, aluminum and other metals. The |visitors, and also introduced the | liquor is to be dumped into a sewe was particularly com- and the containers salvaged for the grand naster, ! And dries for the line in one minute without breaking but- tons or flattening fasteners. An eloquent and dramatic address { by Rev. Dr. Ze B. 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