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1 : o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WED —_—— e = . tive which brings out political sentl-|didate in any sense, and that he has | the ballotting. Speaker Longworth is Secl‘etal'y Davis ment. And that s why news from |heen eliminated. It s, therefore, be-|on friendly terms with most of the SHRINERS FILE SUIT. Californfa that plans are being made |ing predicted that Mr. Hoover will|influential leaders in Ohio, so that ho —_— ALLARD OIL StOPS Speech When [ to send a delegation to the Republican | have the California delegation with-| will have a good chance to get that|Members of Order Claim New Body BURNING SERVICE | national convention instructed for Her-[out a contest. A recent poll taken at | delegation. . 7o | bert Hoover is significant. at non-political club in Los Angeles,| Ag for New York, unless Mr. Hughes Infringes on Name. Announces the commolidation of the otests! Most every candidate wants to be |composed of representative citizens, |steps in again with a firm refusal to| ATLAN g 5 ] fama e, e and disolay His Wife Prot 8 wure of his home state. If he is not, |showed Hoover o3, Lowden 4, Dawes | accept a nomination the Empire. State| T ANTA: Ga. August 24 (P dee ot "Foot at” AT by, Ot U —_— H the political opposition usually re- |2 and Borah 1. will be instructed for him. New Jer.| LPomas D. Law, potentate, and several spection invited B s the Associated Press. cards it as a weakness and uses it Speaker Longworth was in Califor- | sey will be for Coolidge. Some of the (members of Yaarab Temple, local|f| BALLARD OIL HEATING C0. deeh o a3 an argument nominating recently, but reports are that' his | Western States, like Kansas, will have | Shrine organization, filed a petition | > N0 e PHILADELPHIA, "August 24.—A Prasidentiz] Possit 'Ilfi“sz\mh pandidute. e Hoover has|“wet” views sticred up considerable | favorlteson candidates, as Senator | : im_lusher mounted the staxe ot the | Ppesidentiz 53i0ilities | considerable strenzih in the Eastern|discussion. Mr. Hoover has not been | Arthur Capper probably will have that Seonetary Davis‘Would Elim- [ 8aer w0 esterdsy bearing || TColC “tates, but his candidacy ar tdentified with the prohibition con- | delegation. & : will be sponsored by California which | troversy. Qlarke, the Rev. Dr. C 3 d | ¥ B nkdi o dito { nad | But tt be v | ¢ . petitl & 1 inate Danger of “*One- a folded note. Passed from hand t Being Sponsored by has never had a favorite son in the | Ina nutshell, therefore, while Dawes | aven at this atly dure ":‘(‘,;’f,:"”,;::: sl = CORN ft finally veached Secretary o : o S 7 P s 5 . upreme K : | hand i lly veached Secretary of White House. and Lowden have some strength in|to be few. The Republican race will | Halltonire. cuaruets thiy Quickrelieffrom painful Man” 0rganizati0n. | Labor s J. Davis, who, as dir Home Sectione. Hoover Native of Towa. California. ~ neither =~ has sufficient | he between Coolidge. Hoover, Hughes, | w. an infringement on the name | corns, terer toes and in Superior Court here yesterady a. ng for an injunction against E. Y.| — tor general of the Loyal Order « i | strenzth to get the State even though | Lowden, Dawes and Longworth, with | of the Mystic Shrine of N > essu: i ces. afose "\:l,? ailivering s nnvaiire pAs o matter of fact. Mr. Hoover was | the custom of keeping out of other | the chances of the Tastnamed’ to o | whion )\’v‘:::cn‘v"?vlr\llx-:-fir~‘lfl]\vrjvrl’”x’n‘:"ur | TSt s bt e e : ! h ¥ ) horn 4n Towa, so his western connec. | “fa States were not prac-| large extent dependent on the possi- | 600,000 throughout North Ame DrScholil’s port to the internatiol ! e ! Y| tions are. ally speaking, un bility of compromise at the end of a| Judge E. D. Pomeroy issued a re-| - At drug » i .+ confided he eh, nlentioned R < nts in the vl o Bt Liavln long deadlock D. L. |straining order and set the cas :Ztno-pads Combo T ! | 3 1ve voted f 3 > eversuhere from seve o . i Covyright. 1027.) adaring September 17 1 HI0nLseRaral i Staan nd to thos ! ers stand now the impres sLlLI AL =t , t mind v ave | sion pr here that former Gov nyway | Lowdan will have the majority of the | T Information from California is to the | Hlinots d tion, and that the friends || = — Ll L - 3 ent is not always cc w is it an indica of may veally feel about. fc i : g | cs ave not vocal At{.foct that it is being generally as.|of Dawes hope to inherit his | sumed Mr. Coolidze will not be & can- ' strength in case he s eliminated in | y ck—Sundays Until 5 PM. | —_—— e Y STOPS 25 | nterent { Annual Studebaker Lucky Tigerknocksdandrufand scalp eczema b killing the fol- ool I N an Ellis Island waiting room one can iy B "“‘m“ '1‘ f ”:(.,Im‘””_‘, see people from a score or more n.dmmuimfl-u. i foreign countries excitedly chattering in their i —— — - @ B\ score or more languages. 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