Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1927, Page 13

DRY LAW TERMED - DEMOCRATIC ISSU mlth to Be Nominated, Hap- good Tells Women’s Club. Likely issues for the Democratic in the 1928 campaign were de- today by Norman Hapgood at lancheon of the Women's National he farmer’s cost of living, the na- mal waterpower situation, “financial perfalism in this hemisphere,” and tin American diplomacy. { Warning that “the party will have 0 chance to elect a President next Fall by being careful,” Mr. Hapgood id Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New ork “is to be nominated without any sopable doubt.” Mr. Hapgood told his audlence that “the issue on which most votes will hange next November is the question whether we should be satisfied with he elghteenth amendment and the olstead act, and strive only to make them more effective, or whether we &hould recognize one or both of them @s wrong in principle, ill-judged and to be changed when possible. -2 " Do.Not Be Careful. = *Pémocrats seldom win a national election. land is the only man sinece the Civil War who has won in an entirely normal election. The party will have no chance to elect a Presi- dent mext Fall by being careful. . . Smith, who is to be nomi- nated without any reasonable doubt, has frequently expressed his disbelief both in the Volstead act and in the amendment, and he has repeated his position within a fortnight. For the party te nominate him, and then run away gfrom the prohibition issue, could nol ly be justified on national ns. If it is done, it will bo attempt to save local situa- ? agtual votes affected, the farm es next, and it-would change vot.ea except for the fact lhlt ® farmers of Iowa, for ex- ample; 5o matter how angry they may be, . continue to vote Republican. ocrats, of course, will stress 3 and its effect on the farm- f gost . of living. If they are wise, will hitch up the national water- situation, Senator Thomas J. investigations and Gov. 's. water-power fight with the dine of thought, since thelr best it is that in the favors con- gréinted, over a long period of to the big e i oy oity a whole trend. of develop- ‘has -been artificially favored has made a victim of the farmer. 10 party, however, will scarcely be to accept that principle of the icNary-Haugen bill, and therefore . “Another question on which the tform may and should be affected y the fact that the candidate is al- r-uy practically selected is financial hnperh.lh;n in this hemisphere. Gov. harp- 1y on'ao Mexiean. cuemon. and the clnh involved in any inter- us in the domestic affairs In a way that applied to !her countries in which we be tempted to interfere. Also Democrwc doclr!ne partic- eration must on the whole tncrmu- sdn searcely be doubted. Gov. Smith > almost to go out of his way, - weeks ago, in explaining why «eould not go to St. Louis to a jmeeting, to describe disarma- _.“"” ‘as the rrull‘u;flwssr ibl:h single step in ad ly for the eco- o £ "fi disarmament is ob- 5 %fi—tm without agreement. But as far as next year is concern 5 any farelgn question blazes up in m wfll have to do with liances sold in the the past vear had a $776,000,000. THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19217. C. D. A. HOLD INITIATION. Twenty-five New Members Are En- rolled at Ceremony. Twenty-five new members were in- maua into the Catholic Daughters of rica at a ceremony yesterday aft- ernoon in the organization’s building, 601 E street. Court District of Colum- bia, 212, assisted by Courts Forest Glen and Alexandria, conducted the initiation. A supper and Christmas party fol- |{ lowed the ceremon,. Santa Claus pre- sented gifts and a large Yule tree graced the hall. Songs were rendered by William Calnan, Miss Addie Wal- then, Miss Nellie Ronan and Miss Grace Sprucebank, Mrs. William Cal- nan and Margaret Breen accompanied | (- the singers. COAL CONFERENGE MEETS TOMORROW Davis Will Make Conciliatory Attempt, Despite Absence of Some Operators. The conference of operators and mine union officials called by Secre- tary of Labor Davis to meet here to discuss the coal suspension in the Northern fields 1 be held tomor- row despite refusal of many leading operators to attend. Returning to his office today after a week end absence, the Labor Sec- retary, who proposed the conference at the suggestion of the union lead- ers, went over the replies to his call and announced that the meeting would not be abandoned. ‘While principal operators of Ohio, Pennsylvania and northern West Vir- ginia declined to accept invitations to the conference, all of the union offi- cials addressed were said to have ac- cepted, along with some individual coal operators in the territory affected by the suspension. Secretary Davis undertook to pre- pare a statement of the reasons which had led to the call and which will be read to the meeting. The Govern ment's position, it was understood, will be clearly outlined. Prior to its presentation he refused to amplify his statement in calling the conference, and refused likewise to comment upon the refusal of the more important mine operators to participate. 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