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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-08
}0oultrp, Dct5 ann Qihe s2tpci,

FOR SALE-GOlNC OUT or THE
,eamins Guinness. ~ili sacrifice at q
bargain six good work mules one pair.
"eiEh!ng ZOO pounds seven and
eight yearH old price $3.50 one pair.
weighing 1000 pounds, eight .Jid nine
years old price. $500. one pair,
Weighing 1000 pounds. nine years
old, price, @l15. These mules w.!l
work single Or double any where on
earth. u they do not, Will take them
lacF For further Information call
. uly private stable. i North Linden
Street. rear Of ae5 West Main.
PURE WHITE AND BROWN LEG
Madison issI-J. go w.
FOR SALE, TEN GOOD WORK MULES
YORK. from 1872 to 1900 pounds
mules are suited Tor - eenofal 'i rtirs
pos Or farm York; parties in need
mules before buying. can loo seen
at Tho SOUTHERN TRANSFEii
DDAiI,AEi.S STABLE. iG South Fir
Cary Streets. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE GOING OUT or TIE
teaminE business. ! VIII sacrifice ct II
harE Llh SIX good work mules. one pair
"eikAtng 200 pounds. seven and
"r'Eh!tE 1000 pounds. eight and nine
ye2II old, price $2oo. one pair.
old price 2l75: these mules VIII
work single or double anE where on
cal la, II l-icF 40 not, VIII take them
back 70; further information. call
at my private stable II North La
den Street. rear Of OBS West Main.
ENGLISH AiASTlFF DOG WANTED:
pup Or fuN grown. brHdlo or tan
color male or female Address Room
iiyeeia hospital, Richmoud
TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING no
further use Tor their mules. must
stock IS riaht out Of hard work: will
suit any business use OF farm Dur-
poses; they are an IN nne condition.
enc p;dr VIII weigh 1000 pounds.
price S225; two Weighing $500
pounds. price S3o0: two wcighing,
2.i25 pounds. price s275. will quar-
autcc these mules TO work any place;
II not. VIII take them back ana re-
iund Eour mono Can be seen AZ
Tenth street,
FOR SALE. ONE FINE THOROUGH
bred spanish jack. apply 20 CHAS.
Alters. Beach. Va
BEAUTIFUL EASTER GIFTS-ST. An
dresbuys roller cauuries: guarantccd
singers $3.50; with brass cage. $3.50:
prumpt shipment. \. +. THOMPSON.
Will!amsburg, Va.
GET THE BEST. QUINTIN'S SINGLE
Cont Rhode Island Reds. TIE win
Nars" champion show birds ana
greatest OF winter layers; eggs. $500
per fifteen, .good breeding males.
QUINIfN. PETERSBURG, Va
TONE UP YOUR HORSES AND ALI.
live stock with Pratis Anima! Rcgu-
!htor. Improves digestion Inlrit!es
the blood. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back.
PONIES FOR SALE. WELSH AND
shetland Call or write tor catalogue.
RIVERSIDE PONY FARM CITY ad-
dress, Ill South Laurel street
FOR SALE. THREE MULES AND TWO
horses; work anywhere. LYME &
HARRIS. Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
Phone Monroe 1915.
THE BEST SPRING TONIC FOR Your
horses and all live atock-Prat;s AMI
NAL Regulator. Satisfaction guaran-
ted or money back.
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I5usintsG 2pportlntty

making small cash payment ana a
hmali amount each month thereafter
you can secure lot in this beauti-
ful subdivision. The lot paid for. a
loan can bc secured for building pur-
poses. which can be liquidated ike
rent Result: \ home built III ac-
cordance with personal taste and
IDEAS on site personally chosen.
see for yourself: HlGiiLANp PARK
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. No.
I'll Mutual Building. Phone Monroe
FOR SALE FULLY EQUIPPED PLANT
Tor Oottl!nS soda w2ter and soft
drinks, In active operation now. and
q good chance for some young hustler
make money. heasou for selling
other business that takes all my
time. 10 Interview unless you mean
business Address J.. .. Box 954.
$4,000 TO $4,000 LOST EVERY YEAR
BY merchants not adopting Brcnard
race boosting system their repre-
Scut2uNe Is at e22 MUrphys hotel;
write or call this week.
WANTED. PARTY TO INVEST 5000
or over with Richmond enterprise.
where yearly income estimated to
amount double the invested capital
l"3lon; We are an operating concern
gully able To back UP our statement
and guarantee satisfaction; our prop
oaition is safe and uuassailable. with
no competition. DO not treat this
lightly; investigate. u eli. care
Times Dispatch.
LIMITED AMOUNT OF 10 PRE-
ferred stock covering expansion OF
established Baltimore manufacturing
concern with growing business /.
l.a. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, AN IDEA! WHO CAN
think OF some Simple thing to pat
ont? Protect your IDEAS. obey may
bring you wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions" and HOY 10 Get Your
Patent ana Your Money" RAN
DOLPH * co. patent Attorneys,
Washington. H. c.
DON'T Ml1S THIS OPPORTUNITY If
you want commercial Information
write US. If YOU want to buy q bust
ness we may have what you want. II
you ,.ant 10 sell your business we
may have q customer waiting Rep
rcSentat!Ves wanted everywhere.
COMMERCIAL. Ij IEAU OF INFOR-
NATION. lNCOHPOHATED Box 75G.
RiChmoud Va
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AUT0AioBILE PAINTING.
SEE
5raleh 3aropn5aI5
once of the

State Highway Commission.
BIDS Will BE: RECEIVED AT l'HE
clerks otiiCo Bowling, Green, W..
APRIL &. 1919. for the construction
OF q reinforced concrete bridge 50
feet long over Golden Vale Run. and
=. reinforced concrete bridge 40 feet
long over Mount Run. In Caroline
County, Va.
Plans and specifications on hle Mt
the clerks office, Bowling Green. Va.
certified check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid
Further information furnished on
application 10 The undersigned.
The right Is reserved To reject any
c. p. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissioners
OFFICE OF THE CoMMISSIONERS
of the District OF Columbia, Washing
ton: April q. 1sl4.-Sealed proposals
see. District BUILDING until > o'clock
i. NJ MAY !. 1914, for furnishing the
District government with granite curb
ing during the fiscal year beginning
July l. 1919, and ending Juno 80. 1918,
SPECIFICATIONS and form OF proposal
may Oo obtained from tho Purchasing
officer. y. O.. Room 800, District Build
ms ~, oLiy6 NE e ,l, n, EKBB
ING. Commissioners, y. =
UNTIL y NJ. APRIL 20 BIDS WILL
be received FOR building three Off
ccrs' houses. moving three officers
houses. tearing down and rebuilding
three officers houses, adding Il third
story TO the administration building
Right TO reject any and all bids
NJ r CoRsE. Secretary.
Building ana Grounds Committee. "
II. J.. Lexington Va
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l\eal Csratr for Kent

FARM TO RENT. FOUR
miles from city; ninety acres under
cultivation. Good buildings Good
water. y. l.. PERRY. n Y. y. .,
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lllntltso

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CAaH,
household goods In any quantity
Phone Madison 1851
" f fur tar in any ouantity. Ph f5In
Monroe 5Sl6.
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT 4
new firm By the name OF CALLS
AUTO PAINTING CO has opened up
business at 1927 West Broad. maxim;
speciality OF automobile painting
Therefore we arc able to give you a
better price than anybody else in tho
YOU call 10y and see our work ana
get our prices
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and silver +. (. MEYER JEW
EI.RY COMPANY. II West Broad
Street.
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Root TROUBLES7

THE RALSTON HEALTH SHOE"
when Ralstons go on foot troubles
20 OFF GEO Z. SUUMAN sells them
C3i East Broad. The Ralston Boot
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EVERYTHING IL THE WAGON LINE.
top or omen. Also large assortment
OF bu2E.cs, Surveys, runabouts and
phactons, rubbe. or steel tires. Re-
pairing and painting 81 vehicles and
automobiles Il specially. Prices right
satisfactory terms.
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Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court OF tho United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
In the matter OF the Home Furniture
and Trading Co. Inc. dated the "a day
or April. 1914. will sell. on the prom
ises. No. 627 East Main Street,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3. 1914.
beginning ut o'clock y. ~,
their certain stock or new Furniture,
consisting OF Sidcboards, China closets
Dining ~, Tables Chairs, Centre, aud
Beds. Bed Springs Mattresses. Dress
"rs, chinoniers, Hat Rack, Kitchen
Cabinets. Couch. Blankets and quilts.
hicturcs, Crockery. Ornaments. Roll
Top Desk, Iron SAFE, etc. etc.
/. VIII also offer FOR sale tho outstanc
ing instailment accounts OF tho con-
Germ, amounting TO about Sl.4O0.
Salo positive. TERMS: cash.
l.. G. HAZELGROVE,
Receiver and Trustea.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioneers.
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Boarn lllantrn

IVANTED. BY YOUNG COUPLE. MAY
!. board and room. private family
preferred. + 70i. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-08
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CARO-
LINE COUNTY. VA,

By virtue OF decree entered In tho
suit of Blackley and others VS. George
and others on the Sth OF December.
1913. by tho Circuit Court OF Caroline
County, tn. Undersigned special com
missioners therein named win offer for
sale 1T public auction. Bowling Green.
Va, in front OF the courthouse. about
! o'clock i. NJ, on
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99frttngs

Richmond. Va, March &c. 1914.
OF the stockholders OF the AIbornario
Paper Mfg. Co. Will be held in the
Conference Room OF the Business
Mems Club. American National Bank
Bldg, Corner Tenth and Main Streets,
Richmond Va, on THURSDAY, April
8. 1914, at II o'clock a. NJ
ARTHUR T.. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
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a3i5rsllsnfuus
Shoes sHoEsI sHoEsl

49, s- no. ~ - -
sHOEsl Shoes SHOEsl
o2s EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HAIL,
SAMPLE SHOE STORE GOOD shoes
cheap for the whole family
SEE
THE EVANS HARDWARE co: INC.
for cedar oil mops. absolutely tho
1T 81 each ZOO West Broad Street
Phone Madison 3oS6.
WANTED CARPETS TO Dust AND
scour ,e} latest improved fnacshinery,
kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING co. 200l East
Franklin. Monroe 20SG.
FOOT TROUBLES?
THE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE"
20 Off GEO. i. SHUMAN sells them
C3i East Broad. The Ralston Boot
Shop.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.
WHILE OTHERS ARE SAYING WE
are doing what? Turning out the
mobile painting for the money. Did
you get that? We mean 1t, and VIII
prove II by showing our work and
quoting prices. We are making
Sec pSela 81 sut &uTo pPi llntNS;
co. 1897 West Broad
THE EVANS HARDWARE co. INC.
before buying your ASH and garbage
cans We carry the only full line
Prices are right. zoo West Broad
Street rhonc Madison 30SG.
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missioners therein named Win offer for
sIle at public auction. Bowling Green.
/ O'clock =. NJ, on '
MONDAY, APRIL IS. 1914.
Court day).
Eli those certain tracts OF land. OF
Which ~ > George died seized and pcs
and designated as follows:
The homo tract. containing $50 $40
acres. moro or less. with a nne, brick
situated near pcnola station. on the r.,
+. < T. 4. L. very desirable country
Tho tract adJoinng. known MS Hicl,-
DRY, Spring, containing l4a acres. more
rho trac, adjoining, known as Cole
mans. containing as acres. moro or
The tract adjoining. known as Dig
gins, containing 2ila acres, more or
iii of tho above mcntiSned parcels
making a Tine farm of 1854 acres. and
then be offered separately, and tho
best Il. bid reported to the court
ing 80 acres, moro or less. This tract
has n dwelling and good outhouses.
Also n tract known as the Poor
House ogs tract jsst c3nttaining I2it acre..
but without buildings
Also . house and lot on Milford
Street, bowling Green. Va we'll 10
erty. Tho house has recently boon
painted and repaired and now barn
built.
Also vacant lot adjoining the above
The Hickory Spring tract has =
buildings. he Coleman and Diggins
/ tracts arc situated on tho west side OF
the railroad: has a cabin on It,
MI of the sales arc subject to tho
approval OF the court.
TERMS. one third cash: tho balance
in TWO equal inStallments. payable. re :
spcctively. in ono and two Years from
/ bear interest from day of sale and DO
secured by deed of trust the prop
/ crty; or all cash. 1T purchasers option.
w r. ENNIS.
g. G. GARLAND.
Special Commissioners.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF CAROLINE;
Blac}ley and ais. plaintiffs
against
George ana ais. Defendants
tho said court. do certify that the bond
! required OF the special commissioners,
/ by the decree rendered In said cause
| on the Sth day OF December 1913 has
been duly given.
| Given under my hand ns deputy clerk
/ OF the said court this 10th day OF March,
! 1914
7. C. VALENTINE.
Deputy Clerk.
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Drip luantso, a7dlc

WANTED ALL THOSE WHO Want
work TO write ct once, stating what
Kind OF work they desire Brooks
County IL rebuilding Garden OF
eden" Magnificent opportunity for
truck farming and all Kinds % work.
Z You want TO change your present
location for any reason write us At
once This s. - marvellous place "
opportunity. write rully and We VIII
take care of YOU Addtcss BROOK )
COUNTY INDUSTRIAL CLUB Quit
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Suction SaIea, CBi5 Dap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneerr,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE AND
OUTSTANDING INSTALLAIENT AC-
COUNTS
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Qclp llianteo, female
agent5 laanteo

AGENTS. DO NOT ACCEPT ANY OF
fer until you have ours: write for
free sample and new snring cate
loEue. just out. J. LACEY CARTER
co. 1869 Eighth Street ~. w. Wash
fngton. ID. G.
GENTS EVERYWHERE: $500 DAILY
TO hustlers: Typewriter carbons and
ribbons. telephone intensiners, pencil
Sharpeners. kcSless banks, carpet
generators LEATHER SALES CO.,
III Power Building, Richmond. Va.
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Cost anb EDunn

LOST. on BROOK ROAD TUESDAY
afternoon, two turkey gobblcrs tied
up In bag one dollar reward If re-
turned 10 40S North Sixth street
LOST. on FIRST STREET. BET WEEN
Broad and Franklin. Tuesday after
noon So bill Phono Madison COS.
Reward.
LOST. TUESDAY MORNING. on
b.oan e ehecR RsacG sM pas FLIP t
VIII please return TO MRS. WM
TODD. lIel Grove Avenue. and re-
ccive reward.
FOUND. OEE AUTOMOBILE ROBE OK
Petersburg Turnpike. Can be had
At a. MEYER SONS 73l East Cary
street
LOST, BUNCH or KEYS SATURDAY
morning on Broad and Main car pc
tween post Office and Meadow StrooC
Finder pleas" cali Madison +AlG,
LOST. PEARL CRESCENT PIN. FIND
er please return 10 1913 PARK &Vo-
nue. ana receive reward.
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ONE PONY -BRI2AKiNG CART ONE
govcrness cart, one pony runabout
and two pony traps, quality good
ana prices low
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Jor Salt

SEE OUR $40 RrNAROuTs AND s45
top buggl"s, any other styles which
may suit you Have several stand-
Ing top business Duggies. Sl35 each.
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HAVE ONE BrNhHouT. Il5. ONE FOR
500 steel-t!rcd ono for $50. and ono
for $40, rUboer-,ircd: one steel tired
Surrey, $50, one for $50. one top
buggy, SO; ono runabout. So one
farm wagon. $50. ono for Ss5; one for
$50. on" FOR $40; one for si5 Tho
aboTe Ia fair ard good condition. See
them.
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ilco boy about ul;eeu years OF age
to make himself generally useful
Address y o. Box 1915.
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HAVE VERY light PrlAEvONS AND
some large anu rooiuy, and we can
suit you In price. SEQ what we have
before you buy.
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BRIsToW -WCRsHAM CO. II NORTH
Fifteenth street
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WANTED. 4 MAN 10 WORK AND
take care of = small farm: eight
miles from Richmond. ruarried man
preferred; good home; GOOD rciar-
oHCeS requircd Apply - ITO Norm
FIfth street, Richmond. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
PROBLEM TO PROVIDE
FOR LOSING DEMOCRATS
Dead Duck" Congressman, Defeated
in Tuesdays Election, Expected
to Seek Federal Places.

The problem ahead of President VIII
son and the democratic administration
today Is how a large number OF dead
duck democratic congressman who
fell in Tuesdays combat. are to be
taken care of in good federal places
1t is expected around the White House
and departments that a big portion OF
the democrats who lost their seats in
the House will begin to seek federal
positions, and that their opportunities
will sadden the lives OF those who are
compelled to listen.
President Wilson has few big pluns
at his disposal and his methods in the
past have not especially favored the
statesman who was down and out po-
litically. The best patronage in sight
is the interstate trade commission
which the President will name in No
vember, but for this he is unlikely to
make selections of men who have been
beaten for Congress, unless they are
especially suited to membership on
this board. Several good diplomatic
positions are to be filled and here and
there job may be open, but the num-
Der is nowhere near the number OF
democrats who were defeated Tuesday.
Optimism as to Tuesdays election re-
suits continued to prevail around the
executive offices today. 1t was stated
that the House will be democratic by
a majority sufficient to transact bust
ness, and that the democratic majority
in the Senate has been increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
REVIEWS PROHIBITION FIGHT.
Ohio Anti-Saloon League to Initiate
New Vote.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. November s.
Ohio emerged from a contest over
state wide prohibition Tuesday only to
enter upon a new campaign upon the
same subject according to official an
nouncement of the prohibition leaders
today. While it was not conceded,
formally, that the so-called home rule
amendment had been adopted, thus
automatically making wet the forty
five counties which heretofore were
dry under Rose law elections. the Anti
Saloon League trustees were notified
that a meeting would be called soon.
This meeting, it was announced. would
take steps toward initiating petitions
election one year hence on the subject
of the repeal of the home rule amend
ment and the adoption of statewide
prohibition.
Wayne B. Wheeler, Ohio superintend-
ent of the Anti-Saloon League, in a
statement issued today declared that
the bulk of the vote for the home rule
amendment had been piled up in Gin
cinnati and Hamilton county, and pre-
dicted the voters will resent the fact
that one county has been permitted to
rule the state.
Tabulation of official returns had not
rotary of state today, but estimates
based on official and semi official re-
turns indicated that the prohibition
amendment had been defeated by more
than 10000 majority, while it's compile
ment, the home rule amendment, had
been adopted by perhaps 10000 ma
jority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
TO CONFER ON COMMISSION.
President and Attorney General Will
Discuss Plaza Award Board.

President Wilson and Attorney Cen
eral Gregory probably will hold con-
ference within the next few days re-
garding the appointment of the three
persons to compose the commission
which will reappraise the lands affect
ed by the Union station plaza condem-
nation A number of applications have
been received at the White House, and
these have been forwarded to the De-
partment of Justice. to be held until
the Attorney General is called for a
conference in the matter.
Those whose applications already
have been filed are Alvin c. Belt. Harry
V. Bouic, W. D. Bowerman, Robert B.
Brown, James K. Jones. William L.
Lanning, r. NJ. MacLennan. Thomas
stanton. r. E. L. Yellott of this city
and ]. r. Moorehead of Lexington, Mo:
The commission will fix salaries OF
it's members and has authority to en-
pIoy either a clerk or stenographer or
both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
CHAMBERLAIN Is REELECTED
Democrats Get U. S. Senator, Other
wise Oregon Goes Republican.

PORTLAND, Ore. November 5.-Re-
turns compiled today leave practically
no doubt of any of the issues in Tues
days election. George T. Chamberlain.
democrat, incumbent, was elected to
the United States Senate over r. A.
Booth, republican. by about $4,000
plurality, it is estimated.
DR.. James Withycombe. republican.
will be governor probably by the larg-
est plurality in the history of the state.
80, 900. Oregon has gone dry by more
than 10000, the late count indicated.
The state will send three republican
representatives to Congress.
The initiative and referendum meas
ures were generally defeated. prohibit
ton and a new voting qualification and
several local issues being the only ones
to carry.
The republicans have carried a solid
state ticket in practically every in
stance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Services Are Volunteered.

Mrs Allyn Williams. formerly Miss
Dorsey. the lecturer, volunteered her
services to give addresses on England
and other nations at war.
1t was announced that Rauscher's had
been placed at the disposal of the
committee, free of charge, for any en-
tertainments that may be planned.
Nine Vandevelde has volunteered to
give two lectures at private homes and
one public lecture for the relief fund.
it Was announced post card com
mittee, consisting of Mrs. Williams and
Mrs Barry, was appointed to see to Sc
curing cards to be sold.
Those at the meeting included Mrs.
Logan, Mrs. c. NJ. Ffoulke, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker, Mrs. John Hull. Mrs
Archibald Davis, Mrs. Allyn Williams.
Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Victor Cushman. Mrs.
Allerton Cushman, Mrs. Wycliff Rose,
Mrs Charles F. B. Price, Mrs. L. G..
Hoffman. Miss Dorothy Whiteh head, Mrs.
EIizabet Sommers. Mrs. William Den
mis-. Mrs. E. H. Thacher, Mrs. L: G.
Hoffman, Mrs. F. B. Moran, Mrs. W. P.
Hall and Mrs. Hewson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
PHELAN SEEMS TO BE WINNER,
California Democratic Senatorial
Candidate's Lead Il Increasing

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November s.
Latest returns on the senatorial con-
test increase James D. Phelan's lead
materially and virtually remove all
doubt of strong democratic majority.
Francis ]. Heney, progressive. was
running close to Joseph r. Knowland re-
publican. for second place.
Gov. Johnson's plurality over John D.
Fredericks. republican, continued tc
grow as returns came in. Counting of
the vote on fifty executive measures on
the ballot proceeded throughout the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
REPUBLICAN IN LEAD.
Britt in Tenth North Carolina Ap-
pears to Be Elected.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 5.-Un-
official returns from all sections Of the
tenth congressional district today indi-
cate that James ]. Britt (rep) had de-
feated Representative J. NJ. Gudger
(dem) for election to the national House
of Representatives by majority of ap-
proximately 1000. Representative Gud-
gers manager, however. has issued a
statement claiming his reelection. He
asserted that the official count would
show that Gudger had won.