Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1924, Page 3

DAVIS WILL MAKE 3 KENTUCKY TALKS Will Spend Only One Day in State, Assured Vote Is . Certain for Party. Br the Associated T NASHVILLE, Iohn W toduy Kentucky and Ohio the o voiced « ferred Stay b trend from a Octol Davis went out of T ry his campai 1d then back to, His departure made ision of repeated d tions onfidentiy to friends who con- with hini during his that Tenn was alte Democratic The candidate's dresses here woe crowd in the V. hefo the Tenn n n o intc ndiana to two principal rhilt Stadium and A gathering of business men it hamber of Commerce Stay Short. ven Mr on the Kentucky Two added Davis for the way to stops were Kentueky tou Louisville, where tonight, he will make pl dresses at Rowlin bethtown e stay in Kentucky will be shorter than that in Indiana. Til- nois or Tenn It Wil end i tely after the Louisville when he Vincennes and Evansv Mr. Davis been tucky to Democratic nber therefore, for assured Ken Le counted as His visit Nove less to ern tour and to have resuited largely from promises to Kentucky Demo- cratic leaders that if he found him- self near.their territory he would &top. Fear of Radic Davis told a gathering of Nashville business men last night that .if radicalism some day swept the Amer- Jcan people to unknown ports and destinies it would be “because the dikes of conservatism have been so stoutly -built that they give to the rising of the waters no outlet what- ever, but held against them until the flood was immediate and destructive.| If you are afraid of radicalism in Rhis country, vou will not do- it by throwing yourselves into the arms ®f reaction. There is no relief there.” “There is no party in these United ®tates,” Mr. Davis said. “that deliber- mtely desired to finjure Amerlcan business and there is nothing in the Program of the party 1 represent that holds for any legitimate business in this country any threat or menace Whatsoever.” - “There is a promise,” he continued, “that the existing tariff duties shall be reduced and that, instead of the law being written for. and by one sole class in the community, to wit the manufacturer, it shall be written with an equal eve upon the need of the manufacturers, none of whom shall suffer; upon the need of the labori not one of whom shall SPECIAL NOTICES. 77, SPORTING a the Mutchins. Bidg Room No. Phone Frankiin CARPENTE JORRING repairs: gond work: re North 618.W. RIGHTWAY FINISHING repaired and refinished GOODS. 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Dawes would have us bes lieve that around every corner there turks a ‘red’ with a bomb in ofie hand and a dagger in the othe unless his colleagues are {0 protect you, you may be exploded iny unfortunate o “There is radi States. There is unrest in the United | States. There are men who are pro- vosing for the United States policies | that "are not only novel but dan- | zerous. and many of which are | mere return to " experiments long | since tried and rejected bv common ‘xperiment, eithér by oburselves or | 2ur ancestors. And there are othcr nin this country who are o fear- of change, so _inherently con- vative.in their character, so con- tent. if you please. with the position they have found for themseclves in she world, that they want no change made and shudder the thought of progress or alteration.” m in the ! rul Jackson and Wiison. Drawing parallels | veriods- of ~Andrew Jackson and Woodrow Wilson, Mr, Davis chal- cnged any‘man to read the history | »f Jackson and the history .of the { United States from 1912 to 1921 with- ut realizing tha his spirit lived \gain in the frau form of Woodrow Wlison. “Ffom these biof Iraw.” Mr. Davis measure of our present duty the purpose for which the lives f great men are remembered. And hat is the r thém up | s great mil path of 1uman progr we may ook from to see that idvance of we have made. “1 sald something to vou in » ing of the period from 1913 to 1 And it lives with such sh vivid- ness in your memory that 1 need not ke vour time to recount the great events with which it was filled, the great series of benefteent laws spread upon the statute books. and blessing all classes and all sections of this country: a great financial reform, second in consequence only to the- destruction of the United States Bank by Andrew Jacl kson; for s he broke the shackles of financial moriopoly, so did Woodrow Wilson build on an enduring foundation a financial structure so secure that no monopolistic hand could ever upon jt.” hetween the raphies id. “the we may test ason we tones on the ss to which time to time retrogre; set close GLASS TO TAKE STUMP. Will Open Drive for Davis in Bal- timore Friday. LYNCHBURG, YVa. October 2].- Senator of Virginia. | Who has been kept from taking part {0 the presidential campaign by per- | sistent iliness. vesterday sent a mes- | sage to John W Is. Democratic | presidential candidate at Nashville, pledging his active support begin- ning with an add at Baltimore, “riday night. The senator's telegram follows “I am taking 1 i sen ‘e to congratulate | you on the surpassingly fine cam- palgn vou have conducted from the day of your acceptance speech to this hour. Nothing inspiring has ever chara struggle. You !trank. courageous. with nothing to conceal or defend. Your aggressive appeal to the Amerifan people should make vou the pride of vour party and the eager choice of every citizen who has any concern for homest govern- ment. Physical inabllity to take ac- fUve part in the campaign has been a source of grief to me. I start out {at Baltimore Friday night and hope to be \(r‘ong enough to continue.” been superb, MRS. DAVIS HONORED. Wife of Nommee Xs Guest of .Bal- timore Club. BALTIMORE, Md., October John W. Davis, wife of the cratic presidential nominee, wa guest of honor last night at a ter party given by the De Women's Club. Between the acts Mrs, Davis held an informal reception for the members of the club and_the Just Twenty-One Democratic Club. Mrs, was the guest here of ‘Mrs. Miles White, jr Don’t piedge yourself Automatic Heating Corp. 1719 Conn. Ave. N.W. ‘0!’(. 627-628 Center of Business Smmdprnbl, Hlnh Cellinged Apartments in the Homelike PORTLAND Vermont Ave. at l4th. 6 rooms, kitchen and bath; or 1, 2 and 3 rooms with bath, furnished. WARDMAN and | permitted | { Dudley Fleld Malone, Speak- ing of your life. | United | of | That | presidential | Davis motored from Washington, and | i | | | spaech |and-President Gomper { people { workers to get out the votes. | Wheeler madc | | [ | | ming of Minnesota, | former president of the® TH EXCORIATED IN BLOW AT DAVIS ing for La Follette, Calls Party There Bigoted. Broadsidos of invectives were poured into Democracy's ranks by Dudley Field Malone at the La Fol- letta-Wheeler rally Tn the President Theater last night. The speaker also concentrated fire for a time on the Republican tickot, especially on the awts and activities of Brig. Gen. “harles G. Dawes, nominee for VI President A capac’ty audience heard the s well as messages from nator La Follette, Senator Wheeler of the Amer- ederation of Labor. An over- crowd started a meeting in the r at Eleventh street and :nnsylvania avenue, when the doors the theater were closed. Malone charged that if T sert to the White House have to put into power the the bigots and the prov from the South. who dominated Democratic party in the New convention.” ican flow is were he Klansmen the Renctionars. 1 for one port nor fight for red (o say to (he il ir this country that. no mat- ter what their talents or triotism may be, the achieve the presidency and a free choice religious faith are incompatible. Woodrow Wilson had to take a and Burleson to win leglislation through Congress, Mr. Davis would have to place in positions of power the higots and provircials now of the Demacratic leadership. “The Southern Democracy of today is unworthy of the heart and soul of the great people of the South And until the Southern Democra turns from its fears and its hatr and is inspired once more by living tolerance of Robert E. the burning patriotisnme of the of the Confederacy. ther Ryan, it need not expect to’ be in charge of the Government in Washington Turning to Gen. Dawes, Mr. charged that it is the “ignorance” men like Gen. Dawes. and not courage of La Follette, that danger to American institutions Mesnages Are Read. H. Johnston. president of International Association of Ma- sts, presided and read messages om candidates of the third party. well as from Mr. Gompers. The v Follette message appealed to Senator ar appeal Mr. Gompers' message stated that “oclidge and Davis were nominated i by the same ulterior influences.” Among others who spoke were { Louis F. Post. former Assistant Sec retary of Labor; Mrs. Henry T. Rom- John F. Finnerty Associatio for the Recognition of the Irish Re public, and Leo Harkins of New Jer- se: A film supporting the La Follette- Wheeler ticket was shown, which has jons of young the and poet John put the is a Willia the a sim nation to the cause cians, by union musi- Ther United are toda; combined were more telephones in the tes 10 s ag6 than there in ail foreign countries e | “will not sup- | P {another here | Malone | of! would | cials, chicity | York | | and a mu- | sical program was rendered as a do- | McADOO QUITS HOSPITAL, PHYSICIAN URGES REST Former Treasury Head Not Likely to Take Part Campaign. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE. Md.. October Ham G. McAdoo,"former- Secretary of the Treasury, who has been a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital here for several weeks, was discharged from the institution yesterday. When seen in the office of his ph: sician. Dr. Hugh . Young, Mr. M Adoo refused to discuss his plans, and declined to say where he would go upon teaving Baltimore. Dr. Young. in a statement last week. satd tHat it inadvisable for the former Treasury Secretary to enter the strenuous work -of the pres- idential campaign, as Mr. McAdoo had planned before being taken ill. and | prescribed for his patient a period of rest and quiet following his release. DECLARES REPUBLICANS HAVE NO LEADERSHIP Newton D. Baker Sny: Party Can- not Pmduce Right Type of Men. ated Press AND, Ohio, The Republican party was el dership, which into disharmonious continue thus Republican by Newton D. Baker, Waf during President Woodrow V on's administration, in an address | hera last night 5 | The Republican party can't pro- duge the kind of leadership a ernment onght to have,” Mr. safd. “It has literally gone to pieces Is there anybedy who can name | me a single thing Mr. Coolidge ask- ed his Republican Congress to do that it did, or a single thing that he asked them not to do that they didn't do?, . “The most interesting speeches be- ing made today are by Republican Congressmen who are trying to show how they disagree with the President, and yet both are right.” in Wil- Octolby blocs during tegrated i would Baker | 1t you need wol the want columns of The Star Insurance Department Manager Large real estate office with established insurance department has opening for ex- perienced manager. Replies, which will be treated as confiden- tial, must give refer- ences and experience. Address Box 46-T Star Office FOR IN¥ LA FOLLETTE SEES- VOTE-BUYING PLOT Warning Given of Election Contests- if .Corruption Is' Discovered. 'FOLLETTH, TO ROCK SPEC . ISLAND, Towa, October 21.—As h. turned eastward today with the Inten- tion to devote the remainderof his of the | campaien to the Mississippi, Follette, wdidate, searching inquiry penditures, Declaring den committee “show. raiged In stern used_in doubtful Mr. tates east or Robert endent M. letters already in that “funds tates are to La Follette declared in a men that “all have corrupt practices aets, should it develop that this mone. being used in unlawful amounts those Western States, practices acts exist, presidential | renewed his demand for a into campaign ex- evi- | before the Senate investigating | beink | last” night in a speech in which he reiterated his demand for repeal of the Esch-Cummins railroad law, declared Government ownership of railroads was not an immediate issue, and charged an effort was be- ing made by some railroads to pre- vent his olection and to put either President Coolidge or John W. Davis in the White House after March 4 thode Island, the smallest State in the Union, has more telephones than the entire Republic of China, although China has over 3.460 times as much territory as Rhode Island’and over | 600 times as many inhabitants. Garage Rent? OWN GARAGE— been paying will 1 s on the phone and we will be glad to bring you spec- ifications and further data. AS LOW As 2 || $5 Down-$7 Month Western territory,” ate- these Western States and, is in | where corrupt | the rights of the enators and Representatives to their < will be quesioned Denfes Radical Rail Views. T today on his He will spe From Rock Island he will Peoria, 1L, and then invade gan again for an address Rapids, before moving Baltimore, Md.; Y. and several other citles Bngland and Eastern States. Mr. La Follette concluded paigning west of way to n to S in cam: | the Misslssippt in the next! Independent candidate traversed | Rock k there tonight. | go to! 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