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La gaceta., 1932-12-15

I'm tribunal militar ha co
menzado a juzgar, en- la Ha-
bana, al joven Herbert c. Will
ford, hijo del p~eriodisa John
T. MILFORD, director del "Ha-
vana American News a quien
sc acuSa de haber lanzado una
bomba desde ell patio de la ca
sa de 81 tia al patio del domi-
clio de f taniSlao Mansip, je-
fe de policia de Marianao.
GPor que un eStudiante del
institu de la Habana, un .jo-
ven que no ha cumplido los 20
nos de edad, esta siendo juz-
gado por un consejo de guerra
n IVA republica democratica
culta?
Los tribnales civiles de Cuba
aclamaron ell case, de acuer-
0 con las leyes vigentes; pero
IS autoridadeS militares, que
rs traciadamen.e han venido
9barnando a Cuba en- los Ill
NJ $ meses, por deseO EXPIRE
. del Oral. Machado, Sc ne
ga, IN a entregar las actuacio-
mes,
FL ST.. MILFORD, protegiendo
a su hijo, solicit6 del g2bierno
americana erviara un "obser-
vado' al j%uicio, temiendo ell
del consejo de guerra.
iPor que ell Graz. Machado,
que ansfa restabfecer la cor
dialidad, ha permitido que un
~conSejo de guerra juzgue al
ioVcn estudian.e, cuando pudo
haberlc puesto a disposition
lie los tribunales civiles, los
1ricos, dentro del respeto que
ncrece la constitution, Que
reden juzgarle.
La actitud del Sr. MILFORD
'omandando la protection de
a embajada americana o del
robierno de los Estados Uni :
oS para su hijo, es oportuna
lnstificada, por cuanto van
inZgarle individuoS de la ella
. militar, en- contra de los de
'chos que a 'os cubanos y ex-
anjeroS del elemento civil.
'cOnoce la "carta fundamen-
n de la republica."
Bien pudo ell Oral. Macha-
10 haber dispuesto que ell case
oasara a quien corresponds Y
1aber asf dado un paso de a.
vance hacia la conciliaci6n, di-
fell de lograr pOrque los estu-
.liantes mantienen con firmeza
gus puntos de vista, contrarios
TODD arreglo que no tenga
Dor base la renunucia del Pre-
,idene y ell establecimiento de
IN gobierno provisional, des-
de la Influenza de con-
'ervad res, liberales, popuuIa-
res y amigos del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
Hd regrcSddO

En- estos dias de su pals ma
tai, Espana, ell cOnocido caballe-
70 senior Manuel p. Rodriguez.
Pas6 una larga temporada al
lado de sus queridos familia-
res y viene encantado de la Re
publica.
lie damos nuestra cordial
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
de rinic

Preparations DE ri0jc
Los hacc eli j6ven Diego He
res, companero de cr6nica, En-
.barcara a principles del aho en-
trante para la ciudad de Mana
qua, Nicaragua
ES probable que figure en- eI
nuevo Gobicrno de Sacasa, ocu-
pand0 uH alto cargo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15

Dciicnda dtrHci0n
La ha tenido para el cronis.
Ia el cumuplid0 caballero seno
Jose G. Portocarrero, al enyiar
lie una taricta felicitadora.
Corrospondo y muy agradc-
edo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
.Gr0cjn8 ~erpreSiUnS

UTUtIU8 tJVt5tUUS
Quiere darselas la sonora En-
Giqueta Cabal, residente de la
calle IL, a todas las personals
qtk acompaharon los rest0s de
su maloGradO esposo, senior
Fernando Cabal, hasta ell lugar
de su 1Himo descanso.
Comp acida.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
LOS PERIODICOS ALEMA-
A FRANCIA
POR 81 ACTITUD HACIA

LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
Berlin, die. l5.-Los periddi-
cos de A.emania unanimcmen-
tie convienen hoy que Francia,
faItandoS compromise con
los Estados Ndos, ha roto la
santidad de los Natados. Tn pc
ri6dico asegtra que Alemania
pudicra hoy no pagan sus deu-
das y otro dice que Alcmania va
no Sc halla obligasia a cumplir
los terminus del traNado de Yer
SALES.
FL peri6dico naci.nalista Boer
sen Zeitung, rcfiritndo.c a la
crisis francesa " la deuda que
nadie debe erperar que Alema-
MIA no derive l6gicas concIusio-
mes de la actitud dc los "chu-
p~opteros' y haRa una similar
declaration pero teniendo YER
daderamcnte los bolsill0s va
ciNs.
FL dcmocratico Vossisthe lei
tung, baio eI titulo "ingrati-
tud", dice qu los diputados
fran eses en- unoe cuantos mi
nutos loRraron 10 que una gene
raci6n de estadistas aiemanes
no pudiera conseguir en- ounce
amos.
Este acuerdo es la completa
destruction y anulamiento de la
base moral del tratado de Yer
SALES. "Alemania va no esta o.
bligada a continuar res Fndo
ese odiOso tratado."a
La gaceta., 1932-12-15

La Francia que ahora sc ME
ga a pagan el plazo cump'ido
de una deuda legitima, IS "a
misma que combati6 a Russia
porIue 6sta Sc negaba a "res-
)etar" los empr6stitos que ban
queros franceses hicieran al
Padrecito, al tirano de todos
los rusos.
Oponiendose a pagan esos
emprestitos, Ell pueblo russo Sc
negaba a sancionar las omino-
sas combinaciones de los ban
4ueros franceseS con ell Gar
y sus siervos.
Pero oponiendose al page de
su deuda con los Estados Uni
dos, ell pueblo frances muerde
la mano que lie salvara de la
destruction.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
MANANA Sc ELIG1RA FL.
NUEVO P~RFSIDENTE DE
LA GENE3ALIDAD

Barcelona. Die. 15.-El par
qmento elegira manana ell pre-
sidente de a Generalidad, que q
sera, por segunda vez, Don
Francisco Macia.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
LOS E DEL AUTO
MOVIL FORD DICEN QUE
ELLOS NO LLEVABAN AR
MAS

Habana, DIG. 15.-Los TT
j6venes que f0eran heridos pr
Arsenic Ortiz, declararon aver
de nuevo reiterando SUI anterior
testimonio, de que ellos no lleva-
ban las armas que la policia en-
contr6 en- ell autom6vil Ford.
Los heridos siguen meloran :
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS

res eStar Sujetos a ''6rdeneS
superiores'' y..,,.
jOjala que ell consjo de que
IRA convocado para juzgar a
hijo del periodista. ordene su
'ibcrtad. hacienda eStricta jus
ticia Y probando a los extran-
ieros RESIDENCES en- Cuba que
los militares cubanos Saben V
nuCden juZgar con arreglo Il
los dictadoS de su conciencia
v de Su honor.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

Sc excluye al expreSidente Ber-
nardino Machado.
La posici6n financiera de Por
tugal es muy lisonjera porque
los presupuestos han dejado su-
peravit en- los ultimoS cuatro
amos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
APERTURE DE LA NUOVA
CASA BARATA

Tn ESTABLISHMENTS Sc abrira
manana en- Ybor con ell nombre
de La Nuova Casa Barata'', en-
ell amplio local del mum. 1913 Gle
la SSptima avenida.
Sc p0ndra a la veQta las exis-
tencias d8tres Secimientos,
a pgrcl extS6fdinariamente
bajos.
AL frehte de "a nueva tienda
sc e%ncuentra, Mon j., uno de los
vendedores mas conocidos de
TIA ANNA
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
De NeV York

Donde estuvo Varios meses,
ha llegado a esta localidad de
paso para la ciudad de la Haba-
ma, ell simpatico j6ven Enrique
Viviedo.
AL darle mi parabien lie de
SEQ una feliz travesia.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15

que 6stos no aceptan n ofrec
mientos del gobierno mantit
men su plan de recor0 rucci6
nacional.
Dicese que el gobiernd ia h
cho proposiciones persol |lmel
te ventajosas a esos coRnele
pero que ellos han rehusado
ceptarlas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
PENATE Y VENDETTA NO
ACEPTAN LOS OFRECI-
MIENTOS DEL GOBIERNO

Habana, Die. 15.-Los amigos
de los coroneles Carlos Mendie-
ia Y Mendez Penate, aseguran
La gaceta., 1932-12-15
SENADORES AMERICA
NOS ACUSAN A FRANCIA
DE INGRATITUD

Washington, Die. 15.-Un CO.
70 de denuncias y de amenazas
era aver ell congreso en- contes-
taci6n a la actitud de Francia,
negandose a pagan ell pIazo de la
deuda de guerra.
Senadores y representatives,
81 rapida succession, expresaron
sus sentimientos, citando a
Fr9ncia como modelo de ingra-
titud.
Ell Representative Knutson, re-
publicano de Minnesota, presen-
to una resolution en- la Camara,
p~rohibiendo la yada en- los Els
tados U8idQs 81 rs expedi.
dos por 4 due no han
pagado elS de la deuda de
guerra; proRl0s do que esos va
lores sean anund dos a la ven
ia y prohibiend an,
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SALE-AUTOMO3Hs.S.

STAR 6 CABRIOLET. l92S-New tires; orig
lpal paint like new; must sacrIfce, SS5
Call Decatur 2l75.
WHIPPET SPORT ROADSTER. l928-Rum-
BILE seat; new top and tires; good paint and
upholstery: wonderful mechanical condition.
Drive 1t and make an offer Easy terms.
Triarsle Motor Co. N. Y. ave. NV.
WHIPPET COACH. le28-Sacrihce s45; tires.
paint, brakes battery good: runs perfect;
any demonstration. Adams 1927.
WILL TRADE value in diamonds for 1891 Sc
dan. Address Box 25a-M. Star ONCE. IL
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OAKLAND CUSTOM SEDAN 1881; used
few months by oficial OF large LOCAL cor
poration, shows less than 5000 miles; car
perfect; price unusually attractive: terms
can be arranged. mo dealerSD Call MI
Bennett, Decatur 0846.
OAKLAND 8 SPORT COUPE. l930-Condi-
ton and appearance exceptionally good Only
1895; trade or terms. Golden Motors' loZ
18th st. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1929 COUPE : Paint motor
and tires in excellent condition. Only S295
guaranteed. 1920 NJ NV, Donohoe Chev.
OLDSMOBILE COACH-Finished in beau
tiful olive green; mechanical condition eX-
cellent; very good tires and upholstery like
new: money-back guarantee car in Trev
value. Call Mr.. Stearn. the Trew Motor Co.
1909 l4th st. Decatur 1910. -
PACKARD 1929 STRAIGHT 8-This auto has
to be sold to settle an estate. Ask for legal
Mr. Chelini $3.50: no reasonable offer re-
fused: terms gnaranteed perfect. Donohot
Chew. Inc, 1920 NJ NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

He had observed that these people sometimes car
ried the end of the tail in one hand. So he did
likewise lest the limp appearance Oft. dragging
behind him, should suspicion. At last he
emerged from the of underground passages
beneath the temple, and came out into the daylight
of the palace grounds Here the excitement attend
ing the irnpostor gods escape was still going on,
and he mingled with warriors citizens, slaves and
priests surging to and fro None gave him
than a passing glance for the priesthood was al
loved to go everywhere but the Forbidden Garden.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

Down stone stairway leading to the chambers
beneath the altar Tarzan sped. Through in
Vulnerable windings and turnings of these rock
hewn tunnels he accurately retraced his way. Just
as he believed himself safe from the searching
priests and warriors, as he was rounding turn, he
came face to face with one of the grotesquely
masked underpriests. Knowing what the fellows
intentions would be, Tarzan did not delay action.
Before the creature could decide how to meet the
situation, long, keen knife slipped through him
and his body lunged toward the floor
Evening star., 1932-02-11

So, unchalenged Tarzan gained the fowery en-
closure where, removing his disguise, he hid in the
shrubbery while determining his next move. Sud-
denly he became aware that he alone in
the Forbidden Garden. Soon he that it
the Princess O-lo-a, moving in meditation to-
ward the ape-man's place of conceament Al
most immediately. too there the sound Of
some one running across the garden court. The
lovely daughter of Ko-tan also heard, for looking
up, she exclaimed: "Pan-at-ee! What has hap
pened? 20 princess" cried the girl, breathlessly,
they would have killed the wondrouS stranger"
Evening star., 1932-02-11

Tarzan caught the falling body, and snGtched the
headdress from its shoulders. bold scheme for
deceiving his enemies had entered his alert mind.
Stoonine he severed the tail of the Ho-don close
to its root Into a nearby chamber from which
the priest had just emerged, the ape-man dragged
the body With strip Of hide he tied the tail as
securely as possible under his own loin cloth ad-
iusted the headdress, decorated with human scalps
Ipon his own shoulders, and again stepped forth
No one unless they examined closely his thumbs
and great toes, would have suspected his mas
fuerade
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD DE Luxe COACH-4-passenger
first-ciass condition. % Fla. ave. NV. l2'
PLYMOUTH COUPE. I929-Tires practically
new; 4-wheel hydraulic brakes. bumpers
front and rear, chromium-plate hardware
money back guarantee car; Slli down
bal easy Call Mr.. Hunter, the TTew Motor
Co. 1909 l4th St. Decatur 1910.
PLYMOUTH DE LUXE SEDAN. l932-Dem-
onstrator. neW-car guarantee. ToTrey Motor
Co, 1923 L 81. Dec. l2l1. IL
PONTIAC 4-DCOR. early 1880, body slightly
damaged; SIPS. Robert Herson Auto Ex-
char &c, 100 Fla ave. ne
PONTIAC CABRIOLET, 1923 - Tires. paint
and mechanical condition are 5000 real
A rev value Call Mr.. Hunter. the Trew
Motor Co. 1909 l4th st. Decatur 1910.
REQ SEDAN-One of the toughest motors
ever built; see this auto and ! am sure you
vii! buy It for sos; terms. Donohoe, Inc,
1920 NJ NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SALE-AUTO TRICKS


PDoDGE Dn ,4.ToN PANEL DELIVERY, is2s-
and submit Your oneT; fully i qua sGsranteea. S
rrlsnsie Motor co.. eeu M ltss sy. fsas navy TERMS
G,HdIVRoLET CHE G1LI TRUCK; lsslmcsb and Gallon
s: oSas 5s rYas ss esn.I. ass
SAVING; Terms arranged. ssii ovens Motor 's Co.
6323 Ga. ave.
caEEvRo5kET CHE 1s25! 1928 PICKUP R.psint.d:
own terms: only sSs. Triangle Motor Co..
In good condition will give lots Of service.
Only $50. Open evenings. Loefier Motor
Co, Els Penna. ave. Sc
CHEVROLET TRUCK CHASSIS. lsi-inch,
car guarantee; substantial reduction; terms.
FORD AA TRUCK, lle-ton; 1881; practically
stake body and closed cab We offer this
truck at bargain price; easy terms. Open
evenings. Loefder Motor Co. 2i5 Penna.
FORD 1929 PANEL DELIvERY-Fin eondi-
ten ten only s245. Donohoe Chevrolet, Inc.
DODGE TRUCK. s+-TON-Closed express
sood fre 0ss Rf sst bod9 osy sss
Co s52s Ga. ave W " '''''' "'H' NN0'''
FORD 1929 DELIVERY, s229; 1929 Chevrolet
DeAvery, sl99; both in excellent condition.
Cherner Motor Co. Ford Dealers, l7sl You
CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1881, with chevroiet
CAB. dual wheels. lS7" wheel base; brand
order TO close out this line. will sell At .
great sacrifice. Any type body you need for
f L6tra g. o~:hs Mo.o. do s
DIAMOND T 1881 TRUCK.
Dual pneumatic. ga tons. closed cab. stake
body, new tires: guaranteed same as new;
original cost s2,s60; $500
ROBERT HERSONs AUTO EXCHANGE.
100 FLORIDA Ave NE.
A TRUCK OR DELIVERY
FOR EVERY NEED.
All Years-All Models.
STECART MOTOR CO.,
9Th and New York Ave NV
TREW VALUES
IN
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
USED TRUCKS.
M0ds! ea6 T and 30 6 stafe \, 6 bod1- TTuct
Dodges, Fords, Chevrolets, Others.
TERMS.
See Mr.. Odell.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
DODGE DISTRIBUTORS,
1909 14th st. Dec. 1910.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PARTICIPANTS

AUTOMOBnES at WeschIers auto AUCTION,
dAy. 1c am. Usually good assortment.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

for all cars and trucks, Used cars and
trucks for sale. Open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange. 100 Fla. ave. ne,
953-953 Fla ave. NV. North l04C3.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

eraid-cut solitaire diamond ring: platinum
diamond mounting; must be sold at once;
Si75 Kahn Optical Co. Gil 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

FURNITURE Of 3-room apt, Al condltlon,
can have apartment on buying furnlture;
bargain; sailing for Europe. Inquire 1is u
n II
Evening star., 1932-02-11

DIAMOND. solitaire. lla-kt;, fine color: per
feet: pawned for 5000; ticket, $50; can be
.aer, Address BOY Rim. Star once.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

new S39; dining room suite, $50; bureaus,
chifforobe. buffet, dinette suite, other fuInl-
tr,ra cha 1211 Il ~
Evening star., 1932-02-11

DIAMOND WATCH-Lady's SOLID gold pa.
guette wrist watch. set with 43 tull-cut
white diamonds; newest design; bargain
si2h Kahn Optical Co. GIT 7th St NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

DIAMOND RING-Ladys 5z-lUU-caIat OIus os
white solitaire diamond ring; bargain 500
~, Ontical Co 6lI 7th st. n ".
Evening star., 1932-02-11
'VANTED-AUToMOBILEs.

VANTED-AUTOMOB
SoNsIGNhENTs soLICITED tor our sale
am, Weschlers 9l5 st. NV. National
l26l. QUICK, satisfactory method.
WILL PAY LIBERAL PRICES FOR LATE
model cars. Gaming Sales IL Service, 1855
KENYON st. NV. Adams 54S7.
CASH! CASH!
For late model Fords and Chevrolets, best
prices paid now; Will pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash. Quick ac-
ton. See Mr.. Stern. I'LL l4th st. NV,
CASH IMMEDIATELY
for late model cars. Get our price iist.
Auto Mart. 1913 l4th St NV.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
/ pay the highest prices. If car is
not paid for, will pay your undue bal
ance and give you the difference in
cash, No delay. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929
l4th NV. Dec 2390. Open till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
RENT-GARAGE.

TRAYMORE GARAGE, 2lst ST. NV. BE-
tween L and M-Flreproof garage building.
available at reasonable rental; separate
ramps 10 each floor; approximately $4,000
SO. It FIDELITY STORAGE CO., 1920 You
St n W North 3400
MODERN FIREPROOF GARAGE BUILDING
Tor rent on l4th st. Ramps to each floor;
approximately 10000 So it. Of floor space
available In entirety or in part. Address
Box 3e0-K. Star Office
Evening star., 1932-02-11

FORD AA TRUCK, ll2-ton, 1881; practically
new; used Only one month; equipped with
stake body and closed cab. We offer this
truck at bargain price; easy terms. Open
evenings. Loefher Motor Co., 2I5 Penna.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

CHEVROLET 1928 PICK - Repainted;
good rubber; mechanical condition AL; your
own terms; only S8S. Triangle Motor Co..
Evening star., 1932-02-11

E1TRNITJJRE-Living room suite, SO; Kroeh.
Ter hed-davenport suite $3.50; walnut bed
room suite, SAC; mahogany dining room suite.
sacrince: other furniture. l23l ne. ~.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

DIAMOND RING-Lady's. ll4-carat blue
white solitaire diamond ring; beautiful mod
ernistic mounting; must be sold at once;
si75 Kahn Optical Co. GIT 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

CHEVROLET PANEL LIGHT DELIVERY
In good condition; will give lots Of service.
Only 500. Open evenings. Loefier Motor
Co, 9l5 PPnrd
Evening star., 1932-02-11

BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 8817,
THE LINCOLN CO.,
and get the best results. Furniture. an
tiques china, brio a-brac and ONCE furniture.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

CHEVROLET 1928 coACH-In Al SHAPE;
q bargain for $l65. but must sell at once;
privately owned. with title. Call Met. 24o6
CHRYsLER 2-DOOR SEDAN. late 1929 mo:
tor has Just been rebuilt paint, tires and
general appearance in excellent eondition
is a money-back guarantee car. Mr. RoSen-
berry, the Trew Motor Co.. 1909 l4th St
Evening star., 1932-02-11

CHEVROLET TRUCK CHASSIS, l3l-ineh,
with cab and dual wheels; brand-new; new
car guarantee substantial reduction; terms.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

DoDGE '4-TON PANEL DELIVERY, is2s-
New paint and tires. Come in, look ID over
ana submit your offer; fully guaranteed
Don't miss this opportunity 10 buy a 6-eyl-
inoer truck at your own price; easy terms
Triangle Motor Co, q n ave n "
Evening star., 1932-11-06
Of SMOOT
EXPECTED IN UTAH
G. O. P. Organization Con-
cedes State to Roosevelt But
Hopes to Reflect Senator.
BY FRANK p. STEWART.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SALT LAKE CITY, November s.
Utah will go Democratic Tuesday, This
correspondent was informed at Repub-
lican State headquarters today that
they did not expect to carry the state
for Hoover.
Republicans do claim, however, that
they can and will re-elect Senator Reed
Smoot and have an even break on the
State ticket. They also expect to elect
both Representatives Doofbourow and
Cotton
Democrats claim they can carry the
State for Roosevelt. elect DR.. Ebert D..
Thomas over Senator Smoot, elect the
entire State ticket and j. Will Robinson
to supplant LoofbouroW and Abe Muir
dock to supplant Cotton in Congress.
They claim they can carry the State by
10000 votes.
President Hoover will be in Utah
Monday and probably in Salt Lake City.
If he comes to Salt Lake City, side
trip of 40 miles from Ogden, it might
help him. but not enough to win this
State or to save Senator Smoot. While
the campaigning is still being Waged in
every nook and corner of this State,
sufficient ammunition has been fired
and enough voters decided to make a
prediction now fairly accurate
Gov Roosevelt will carry Utah by
more than 10000 votes and DR.. Thomas
will defeat Senator Smoot by almost
as many. The Democrats will carry
their State ticket by about 5000 major
ity and Robinson will ride into a con-
gressional seat with the State ticket.
defeating LoofbouroW. Indications are
that Cotton. Representative from the
first Utah district, will De reelected.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
ATIC VICTORY In NEW YORK BELIEVED ALMOST CERTAIN
How the Political Tides Are Flowing
Fnl lTrndss s by Stars Crepo nd

ton means that the Democrats are
relying on unrest to disturb the
normal Republican majority In the
State
Reports are that resentment
among the Democratic supporters Of
Alfred e. Smith over his rejection
by the national convention, coupled
with President Hoovers stand for .
change In prohibition in his &C
ceptance speech. strengthened Mr..
Hoover's position in the State. The
Democratic Governor, Ely, Is favored
for reelection.
Vermont.
Vermont has been described IS
the surest of any Of the States for
President Hoover. In addition TO
winning the electoral votes. the Re-
publicans expect to re-elect Senator
Dale and Representative Gibson. A
hard fight has been made by the
Democrats for the senatorship.
Rhode Island.
In the face OF the predictions by
the Republican leaders that they will
carry Rhode Island by 5000 votes,
late reports from the State indicate
that it is headed for the Roosevelt
column by q substantial majority.
Ohio.
Although there are signs OF chang
ing sentiment in Ohio since the
President began his series Of cam
paign addresses, 1t still appears, ac-
cording to observers there, that the
electoral vote of the State will go to
Gov. Roosevelt, and that the re-
election of the Democratic Senator.
Robert J. Bulkley, is even more
certain
The gubernatorial race between
Gov. White, Democrat. and David
S. ingalls,, Republican, Is close.
There will be divided congressional
delegation.
West Virginia
The eight electoral votes Of West
Virginia will go to Gov. Roosevelt
unless the estimates Of astute politi
clans fail Some believe the business
drive for President Hoover may have
been more effective than appears on
the surface. The governorship race
is close between T. c. Townsend.
Republican. and H. G. Kump, Demo-
crat. The Democrats have a chance
to elect four out Of six Representa-
tives.
Illinois.
Gov Roosevelt is predicted as the
winner Of Illinois % electoral votes
by 100000. Representative Dieterich,
Democratic senatorial nominee. is
given an advantage over Senator
Glenn, Republican.
Judge Henry Horner. Democrat, is
also said to be headed for victory
over Len Small. Republican, for Gov
ernor. Observers in the State report
the depression and demand for
change gave Gov. Roosevelt lead
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