Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1927, Page 10

| Droadway at 344 §¢, — QlewYorkCity Srrictior MANAGING DIRECTOR It often ocours to me that many govpln who read McAlpin advertising don't quite ap- preciate the meaning of my rsonal invitation to make “0 MoAlpin their New York ‘Thome. To enjoy all the modern Juxury of a fine hotel — to be served by maid, valet and butler, to eat the finest food -~ to be entertained by the best music on Broadway - these are a few outstanding features of the McAlpin. But the friendliness, the jcourtesy, and willing spirit lof McAlpin service are at— tractions that one can appre~ ‘ciate only by enjoying them. Won't you let me prove it to you? i Yes, with every invitation goes my pled%s to perform every word of my promise. Sincerely, Ptz ‘Managing Director HAVE YOU YET TAKEN ADVAN- TAGE OF THAT THOUSAND DOLLAR DEAL? MANY HAVE. H. Lawrence Choate and Associates 925 Fifteenth St., Washington, D. C. Main 3740 Gas and Electric HEATERS Fries, Beall & Sharp 734-736 10th St. N.W. CORNS (fi Quickrelieffrom painful drug M_-‘:fi- /BAUME BENGUE QUE { | CONENTON UKD PLAN IS ROPPE Capital to Rest Bid for 1928 Democratic Meeting on General Invitation. Washington's bid for selection as the scene of the Democratic national convention in 1928 will rest solely upon itS general invitation and the appeal of the attractions of the National Capital, and not upon the tender of a cash bonus to the Demo- convention Wi date upon which the Democratic na- tional committee will entertain sug- gestiohs regardinz the convention city, officials of the local trade bodies and the hotel association definitely and unanimously indicated today that no move would be initiated for the i sing of a fund of $150,000 or more, which has been held necessary for the selection of a city for the con- vention. Following the statement of Senator Carter Glass of Virginia that Wash- ington would be the most logical place for the convention, it is re- called, members of the local business and civic groups joined in urging that the convention be held here and invi- tations were extended to the Demo- cratic national committee by officials of several of the organization, the Chamber of Commerce sending a for- mal invitation. Fund Not Guaranteed. No guarantee -of a fund to help de- fray the convention expenses. how- ever, was mage in any of the Invita- tions, and ‘it ‘now appears that the local officials will stand on tneir gen- eral invitation and disregard the mat- | ter of the cash bonus. Laurence Mills of the Hotel Assocla- tion of Washington stated em Iy this morning that it would be “‘abso- lutely foolish” for Washintgon tu at- tempt to raise a fund as large as $150,000 or $200,000 to make the selec- tion of Washington more likely. In the first place, he seriously doubted it @ fund anywhere near as large as this could be obtained here for such a purpose. “And in the sccond place,” he con- tinued, “Washington never would be selected for the national convention of a political party. The selection of a convention city is, in my opinion, based partly at least upon political factors, which are not to be found in Washington.” Others Take Similar Stand. Mr. Mills indicated that his asso- ciation would not make any move to raise a guarantee for the convention committee. Similar positions were taken this morning by the presidents of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, the Board of Trade and the Mer- chants and Manufacturers' Associa- tion, who, while standing back of their general invitation to the Demo- cratic national committee to hold the convention here, doubted the ad- visability or possibility of attempting to raise a guarantee fund. Edwin C. Graham of the Board of Trade, M. A. Leese of the chamber and Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan of the Merchants and Manufacturers all doubted that such a fund could be raised. However, officials of some of the local trade groups haven't given up hope entirely for the bringing of the convention here, it was stated, and efforts will be continued to the last minute to convince members of the | Democratic committee that Washing- ton would be the logical selection. A 5 WILL PAY VISIT TO U. S. Governor General of Canada and ‘Wite Expected December 6. OTTAWA, Ontario, October 11 (#).— An official visit to the United States will be made by Governor General and Lady Willingdon on December ' 6, when they are expected to arrive at Washington. They will be the guests of the Canadian Minister to the United States and Mrs. Massey during their stay at the Capital. 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Their only cloud, now they saidg was Kkid- naping charges preferred Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Caton, parents of Mrs. Sullivan, against her husband, which are still pending. The bride returned home with her parents when her hus- band was arrested last Tuesday. The marriage was upheld yester- day in a decision by Judge F. Burkitt Collins, who declared thé ‘bride capable of chooding for herself. The decision also declared that further ef- forts of the parents to molest her would be in contempt of court. Kidnaping charges were also pre- ferred against Otis Hood, young Sul- livan's landlord, who is alleged to have assisted the young people in being married. They will be given a joint hearing Friday. Earl Leaves $100,000,000 Estate. LONDON, .October 11 (#).—The estate of the Ear] of Iveagh, head of the Guiness Brewery concern, who died last week, will yield the British treasury $40,000,000 in death duties it was estimated yesterday. The estate is valued at $100,000,000. RRSRGRNN L Peake Will Is Filed. The will of Mrs. Alwilda M. B. Peake, who died June 5, was filed yesterday for probate. She leaves her entire estate, the value of which is not disclosed, to her sister, A. B. Cartwright, who is alse named as executrix, We serve nowadays. STAR, WASHINGTON, REZONING PROGRAN DROPPED BY BOARD Commission Heeds Protests of Citizens to Proposed Amendments. Stating that its effort to create a D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, erable misunderstanding among prop- erty owners, the Zoning Commission has rejected all proposed amendments to the regulations which were so vehemently attacked by civic organiza- tions at a_public hearing vesterday. nd will endeavor to accomplish its pur- pose In a less complicated manner, it was announced today at the District Building. In lieu of the proposed amendments considered at the hearing which were designed to open present “A restrict- ed"” areas to semi-detached and com- munity house developments, the com- mission plans to advertise a new area, | vet unnamed, exclusively for double and single family dwellings. Existing Areas Not Disturbed. The existing “A restricted” areas, |in which only detached houses will be lowed to be erected after January higher classification for the protection of detached homes had caused consid- j6 | 15735, . would not be disturbed under the 1927, proposed new classification which is to be considered at the commission's public hearing in November. Action was deferred by the eom mission on two of the most important applications for rezoning considered | at the hearimg. One is designed to change to “B reslrlcle(;' area all property now in the “Barea” lying south of Calvert street and west of Wisconsin avenue. 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