Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 22

ongress Electlons Resolved Into Scramble to Get Back Here. ng for “issues” in ssional campaign, :’l:-- oncluslon that the affair is r M\mg itself into.gothing more than A scramble on the part of Senators ! and Representatives to*continue their +Winter residence in Washington. Of . pourse, it already is decreed that a LJarge number ‘will not come back. Re- publican Senators, for instance, are ifferins creater havoc in their own arty primarfes than there was rea- ®on ta helieve and consequently long fore election time it is decreed that . the pleasures of Washington life are a tumber of distinguished citi- T gens of the United: States. < life of Washington is is evidenced on many atches and holds within its *kpell men who might attain to untold ches in other. spheres but who pre- 1'[’ to remain in the more or less lassic shades of the Caital City, gontent to live the modest existence which is possible on sovermmental ala Once a statesman gels a real taste hington life he is loath to There ix President Coolidge, for in- . The President has told a num- ionds White H. =l comfortablc He frankly ver enjoved true _comfor Vice President, M jdge was offered an official bt he declined it on the_sround that his own salary wa g {_wpkeep and he did not fo ACongress to make i for the purpose Fate eventually into the White nd many believe |} Maryland and District of Columbia —Fair tenjght and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow; northeast utheast winds. Virginta. tonight and tomor- row; slightly warmer tomorrow:and in seutheast portion tonight; h ncrthmt and east winds, diminish- ast \'lrsinia—!"nlr tonight and tomerrew lightly warmer tomor- réw and in extreme south portion to- night. Recerd for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 71; 8 p.m.. 12 midnight, 56; 4 a.m. 54; . | ers are, trained. Highest temperature, 72, 0 p.m. vesterday; lowest tem- , occurved at 6.a.m. tod: Temperature same date last v Hlnut. 73; lowest, 54. Tide Tables. (Furnished by Unned States Coast » 5 Tomerrow—Low tide, 4:22 a.m. 4 u p.m.; high tide, 9:18 a.m. 48 p.m. The Sun and M —Sun rose 4:47 a.m.; : sets 5:46 a.m. 8 Automobile lamps to be lighted one-halt hour after sunset. Weather tn Various Citles. ** Sepiarsac Wousg s 223 35322852 e fenlt voluntarily to | o i < mind to leave the place Mellon of the His friends Then there is Mr. Department. 1 he would not stay in Wash- (9 Tle has been here nd has thoroughly en- indication on his part of a desire to live anywhere clse in the world, it w AMr. . Hoover that ' he, 100, soon-would tire of Govern- Sidment restriction and- red. tape and 911 that sort of thinz. and would kick he bucket of official life into smith- preens. But he did nothing of the i kind. He has remained in the Cab- ¢ net under two Presidents. : § Hughes a Frequent Visitor. ! Charles Evans Hughes. who first ] hmn to Washinzton as an assoclal difficult to tear om h[‘ duties at the fttle more than found excuse to come k to Wash- ce then and spend a week His law practice brings before the bench t. } or more. { him increasingly 1 iwh g chairman of the committee, and nted to the Senate an a \Par ago and life to re prepared to go the whole limit. ¥le will mve the President squarely ue in Massa- will be squarely a test. of ! manding by the Pres —the favor- rxe son of the old Bay State and the New Englander to occupy the vhite House in something like 80 B. Kellogs, Secretary of another who has becoms ' Lmhmmd with Washington life and ould not know what to do without Mr. Kellogg first came to Wash- Ington as a famouys “trust buster.” Ie liked it =o well he zot himself t \plected to the Senate his term | there he went to ssado: t e ":.l then returned to Washington w ake his present post as head of ma ;"“”dg' cabinet, These are hut a few of the states- rlv.n who find life in Washington se nviting and so compelling that they yefuse to quit it. Thers must be gomething 1o the nld piace after ail, { The world's gest hotel, now un- @er construction in Chicago, will ha est_room ] o1 "Wren amoath: \ od. ‘blot or leak; carried i Gae - position. M Fomi and feed. wire of 14k - ! te gold. 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