Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-01

Idaho the princess was asked. Quick
as fla sh she retorted "Whv. Good.
ing, of course" The Bibescos hone
eventually to be stationed at Berlin.
Princess Elijah beth knew German be
fore reaching her teens. At Munich.
aged ID, she once delivered a public
address on ''Biogra phy."
current political literature has popu-
iarlZ@d the following wise crack in the
quarters known as the polite circles
OF Washington: The Democrats are
thinking OF running Col. House for
President in 1928. but some leaders
Tear mat the thirdterm tradition
makes him ineligible"
with the congressional elections
only nine months away. The Demo
cratic national orga MIA ton has come
up from the cyclone cellar, where il
mas been more or less inert since No.
seinpei, 1874. and taken the publicity
hrlhs line again. For the purpose. 1t
mas drafted man from Indiana
where all men are born either poets
politicians or scribes. Chairman elem
Shaver has just appointed Richard r.
buchanan press director for the ma =
iional committee, With headuuarterS
IN washington. FenceforWard most of
Inc Democratic Inspirations materia |
sent 10 the country will bear the i'm
print of Mr.. Bucha mans genius. A
native Hoosier, he was graduated at
Sta nford in 1893, while Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Hoover We're undergrad uates
there. Buchanan is a neWspa per ma
by profession, has pursued the nimble
item IN Europe, India napolis and
y 4 h lElty f1.Ra ~
tary TO Samuel M. Ralslon up To the
time Of the late India ma Senator's
death last year.
Representative Emanuel Celler. Dem
ocrat. of New York, has received a
quaint ronnd-robin from the alien
member of the crew of the 6. s. Presi
dent Roosevelt, which rescued the s. s.
Antinoe, under Capt. Fried's gala mt
command. Mr.. Celler has bill be.
fore Congress comforting American
citizenship upon these men. "a in
number, mostly Germans Under
date of Hoboken. n. j.. the crew,
joined in the following letter to the
Brooklyn COnsressman:
We boys of the ). :. President
Roosevelt who signed underneath
of this letter, heard of your won
derfull idea to try to make us
citNZenS on account of saving the
crew of the IS. :. Antinoe. 1t
would be an extraordinary think,
II crew from a merchant ship
would get cityZen by an act of the
congress for saving lives at sea.
All the signers of this were hop
Ing a long time ALREADY to become
cityzen of the United States.
We all hope that you will have
success with your wonderful idea
and proceed
Our best wishes to you and
many many thanks for trying to
do something for MS.
Henry j. Allen, former Governor
of Kansas aud eternaIlv potential po-
litical timber, has accepted an en-
easement to become log-keeper of the
globe Slrdllng trip to be undertak ken
by $50 American college students next
Fall. Since he nominated Gen. Leon
ard Wood for President at the Chi
cago convention in 1920. Allen has
kept his nose to the editorial grind
stone at Wichita. but his friends
never cease TO regard him a Republi-
can national possibility. Gov. Allen
Will not only write pieces for his own
paper from the 80 foreign countries
the college men will visit bat also
compile the history ofkSh he trip as II
develops from week 10 geek.
teopsr,gh, 1881