Evening star., 1928-10-21
MANY NEW FACES CERTAIN
WHEN NEXT CONGRESS MEETS
Some of the Most Prominent Members of
House and Senate Will Be Alb
sent From Capitol.

Sears OF Florida. Democrat. after ID
| years continuous service. was defeated
in the primaries by Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Owen. daughter of the late William
Jennings Bryan. Mr.. Sears Is member
of the elections. No. /, Indian affairs
and roads committees
Boies Of Iowa, Republican. is not
candidate for reelection after 10 years
of continuous service. He Is a member
of the judiciary committee.
White to Retire.
White of Kansas. Republican, is not
candidate after 10 years of continu-
Gus service. He is chairman of the com
mittee on election of President. Vice
President and Representatives in Con-
gress, which has before it the resolu-
ton to abolish the so-called lame
duck" session Of Congress. He also is
"a member Of the census. immigration
and naturalization and invalid pensions
committees.
Rowling of Alabama. Democrat, has
resigned after 10 years continuous serv-
ice. He was a member of the judiciary
committee.
Reed of Arkansas, Democrat. was de-
feated in the primaries. H has served
six years continuously ana Is a men,
ber of the committees on expenditures
in the executive departments. irrigation
and reclamation and patents.
Yates of Illinois. Republican. was de-
feated in the primaries for the nomina-
ton at large from Illinois by Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick. but gets another
chance in the election November s. fav-
ing been appointed by a committee on
vacancies to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Representative Rathbone.
Ware of Kentucky Democrat. is not
a candidate for reelection. He is serv-
ing his first term and is member Of
the civil service and claims committees.
Bowles of Massachusetts,, Republican.
Is not a candidate for reelection from
the second Massachusetts, district which
was previously represented for 30 years
by Senator Gillett. former Speaker of
the House. Mr.. Bowles Is serving his
second term. He is member of the
committees on census. District OF CO.
lumbia education. public buildings and
grounds and roads.
Furlow Is Defeated.
| Furlow of Minnesota. Republican. was
| defeated In the primaries. He is sew-
ing his second term and Is member Of
| the military affairs committee.
Lowrey of Mississippi. Democrat. was
| defeated for denomination. He has serV-
a member of the committees on coinage.
| weights and measures, education and
war claims.
Wilson of Mississippi. Democrat. was
an unsuccessful candidate for nomlna- :
| ton for the Senate. He has served SIX
years consecutively and Is member OF
| the committees on elections, No. 2, ana
insular affairs.
George H. Combs, ir.. of Missouri.
Democrat. is not candidate Tor re-
election. He is the baby member OF the
House and serving his first term. He Is
A member of the District Of Columbia
and labor committees.
kindred of New York. Democrat. Is
not a candidate for reelection after
10 wears of continuous service. He Is
a member of the rivers and harbors
committee.
| Cohen of New York. Democrat. Is
not a candidate for reelection. He Is
serving his first term.
.Jacobstein Of New York. Democrat,
is not a candidate for reelection. He
has served six years continuously ana
is a member of the committees on tne
census. expenditures in the executive
departments and labor.
Lyon Not Candidate.
Lyon of North Carolina. Democrat.
is not candidate for reelection. He
has served continuous for eight years
and is a member of the rivers and har-
bors committee.
Tatgenhorst jr.. of Ohio Republican,
is not candidate for reelection. He
is serving his first term and Is a MEM
ber of the naval affairs committee.
Fitzgerald of Ohio, Republican, is
not a candidate for reelection after
four years service. He Is chairman OF
the committee on invalid pensions.
Bushong of Pennsylvania. Republi-
can. is not a candidate for reelection.
He is serving his first term.
Perry of Virginia. Democrat. Is not
a candidate for reelection after serv-
ing six years continuously. He Is
members of the interstate and foreign
commerce committee.
| Strother of West Virginia CRepubli-
CAM. Is not candidate for reelection.
He is serving his second term and is
a member of the judiciary committee.
| Beck of Wisconsin, Republican. is not
candidate for reelection after eight
years continuous service. He is men,
Der of theh committees on claims and
labor.
Winter Seeks Senate Post.
Winter of wyoming. Republican. who
succeeded House Leader Mondeh and
who is completing six years service. is
a candidate for the Senate. He is
member of the committees on irriga-
ton and reclamation. mines and min
ing. public lands and war claims.
Already there are four vacancies cer-
tain on the House District committee
Blanton. defeated as a candidate for
the Senate: Henry r. Rathbene of Illi-
nois, deceased: George H. Combs, jr..
who is not seeking reelection. and
Henry l.. Bowles of Massachusetts,. who
Is not candidate.