Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-01

william Allen White is sailing for
| Europe this week IT the Republican
| national committee were telegraphing
| him a good-by message TO the ship.
! il would probably reid something like
this: Bon voyage, Bill. Don't hurry
| home" In other words the Hoover
| organization is far from pleased with
! the Kansas editors free-lance mix-up
with Gov Smith on the subject of AIS
/ Tamma ny-hossed record In the New
| York Assembly The g. o. r, Is ready
| TO slam Smith mercilessiy on the Tam
many issue. but Hoover leaders At
/ Washington frankly feel White went
| too far with his scarlet woman OF Baby
| lon" stuff and the other picturesque
mud which the man from Emporia
slung In Smiths direction, and now has
| partially withdrawn Ever since his
| 1912 Bull Moose days, White has con-
| sistently and persistently PLAYED on
| his own bat In political campaigns. Re-
publican managers never know where
he's going 10 break out next. He Is
an Acknowledged asset to the Hoover
cause hut White played ducks and
brakes with the national committee
program to keep the 1923 contest high
grade
Most politicians smoker and snort
at the idea OF Pennsylvania going
| Democratic this year especially when
an eminent keystone Democrat like
Vance c. Mccormick bolts the Smith
ticket. Insiders are not so sure that
| the idea OF carrying Penn State for
| the Democratic nominee is An iridescent
dream. They saw Ii all depends on
what Bill" Ware does. II is ali open
secret that the Republican senator
| eject" Is pressing the g. o. p. manage
ment 10 help him out of his troubles
on Capitol Hill at the next session oi
Congress and remove the bolts and bars
which thus far have kept him from the
Senate. With what success the Phiia-
delphia boss has met In this direction
Ia not on record What politicians are
suggesting is that unless Ware receives
some sort OF assurances. stranger things
have happened than that the huge
| ma ioritv the Republican machine reHu-
| iArly rolls up IN Philadelphia County
should be found on November & next
headed In the opposite direction.
~
! Not long ago there was an ofiiciai
In the Department Of Justice named
Darling A Southern business man VINO
| ran Afoui the Federal law found nm
self required IN pay frequent visits to
washington to see Mr.. Darling. A
| suspicious wife thought friend husband
was iourneying To the District OF
| Columbia rather oftener than MS
business required and told him so, he
demonstrated, and finally banished hef
oualgns Not long afterward telegram
| reached the business mans home al
dress~~it was sent from washington
on a Sunday This Ii how " feao
Don't come here tomorrow alter al
Been suddenly called out OF town
scene In that Dixie household that
sabbath day but documentary proof"
were promptly produced. which re-
stored peace and definitely ended al
doubtinRs.
A certain good and true Republican,
who has cold feet on the safety OF
| Massachusetts and New York State Tor
the Hoover and Curtis ticket. mas
| patented a lively suggestion, He THINKS
possibie danger In both States might
be averted If Calvin Coolidge could be
induced 10 run for the United States
| Senate In November against Senator
David l. Walsh In Massachusetts, and
| II Charles Evans Hughes would take
| the senatorial nomination In New YORK
against Senator Royal s. Copeland. The
President Is too young to be permitted
To deprive the q. o r. Of his services
the inventor OF the senatorial idea
points out. while Hughes could not
claim he Is too old for the Senate
however he may feel about his age In
connection with the White House, The
nav State and the Empire State. with
Coolidge and Hughes on their respective
tickets would II Is commended, be safe
not only senatorially. but nfcsidentialiy,
for the Republican,
ONE Of Manhattan Islands Russian.
born citizens recently obtained per-
mission from the Department Of Labor