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SALE OR RENT--sUBURBAN.

= BRICK STORES. KENsfNGToN, MD.
cpe fully equipped with modern cleaning
cheap. half to one acre each. in Gathers
burg: Md; city water, sewer etc. macadam
streets, Also hne 3oo-aere farm best OF
burg. Nd. Address Box 3b6-E. Star once.
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WANTED-OFFICES & STUDIOS.
SMALL OFFICE OR OFFICE SPACE.
Rental about SIS. Address Box 414-H.
Star once. IL
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CHEVROLET 1929 coach, driven since new
by Bureau Standards employe; new paint;
seat covers. 341a Conn. Cleve 1888.
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SALE OR RENT-5-ROoM BUNGALOW
with convenienceS. garage. large landscapeo
lot Open Saturday and Sunday. II. +:
MANCILL Shady Side. Nd. Clev. 0lS1. To-
HERRING BAY, MAsONS BEACH-RENT.
cottage furnished, accom-. S-10.; elec;i ST.
VIZ. Apply 25Ih 18th NV. ION Col. rdO. u.
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach: good condition;
price. S225. 324 st. ne.
CHEVROLET 1881 coach; beautiful new
finish. clean interior. 3 flne tires, motor In
Al condition. Honestly Priced at S2ps
We will guarantee that you can trade
this car in on any make new car for more
than our price. Liberal low-cost General
Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.. 632S
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CADILLAC 1881 town sedan, wire
Wneels, 1ne black paint. very clean vhip-
eoro upholstery; splendid motor s645.
&C. 2: guaranty. Capitol Cadillac co. :,
11ZZZ Z2nd st NV. Nat. $500. Ouen
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe 4-door sedan.
with s wire wheels. in excellent shspe
throughout; very low down payment Also
1888 Chevrolet 2-door sedan at a rock
bottom price. NOLANS Super-Service Sta
ton, Connecticut and Nebraska aves. Phone
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CHEVROLEI 1881 coupe: quiet powerful
motor; beautiful new finish. 5 good tires
clean upholstery At our Honest Price OF
S2IS. You are receiving q substantial
reduction. Liberal. low-coSt General Mo-
tors terms Ovens Motor Co. 1928 Ca.
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OF inc CItHHtBI JHtVTOItIB M-MHbIIUNLUH,
Tires, finish and motors afe eSeeptinnal.
Priced to sell quickly. GuarBAt teedot Aclih-
eral trade and easy terms .MeTT1s, .dIlc.,
201S-20 14th st. NV. NoHh93eAAkOH
CHEVROLET 1888 MastsSFa sedkAt;9s low
mileage; beautiful tan DuSd9 with Tenders
70 match; Chevrolet redioc new ear war
rsnty. any demonstrations prieeeb low at
CHEVROLET 1898 Standard GedGDn beau
tiful green Duco; safety EloGs3oEhDggolet
radio: low mileage; new car rNaGphTfwu any
demonstration: priced low ahs&6d6a Email
down payt. bal. rs mos. UOVenEc Motor
CO. 6323 Ga. ave. % RnisUoH I.
CHEVROLET 1888 sedan, BksFfy ~ town
at 1925; must be seen to p ttfted;
any demonstration. Metrqbou kns9 "a l. =
CHEVROLET, 1929. good 5tfres;ofdTf4e lt
home; S26. wisconsin 4656sy slscEs
lCenfinasd On NeEt Fasa.l
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WANTEn-FARMS.

wANTED-MARYLAND FARM 100 ACRES
superior land; Chester loan preferred
Plain, serviceable buildings. Describe fully
state lowest price. Box 46l1. Anacostia
q
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BUICK 1894 club sedan. Model 81. 4
wheels and trunk rack. beautiful dark
niue paint; the upholstery is spotleSs
soo9 tlres and the motor is in excellent
Gonoltlon: 1925. Capitol Cadillac CO.
l222 22nd st. NV. Nat. 1900. G, C. G,
guaranty. Open Sunday and evenings :
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Six lots. three miles below Mt. Vernon.
% miles from Washington; two lots greet
on Potomac River four lots--one and one
half city blocks from river. PTettiest lots IN
Gunston. Z. NJ. BLAIR, 4sO5 Georgia ave
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Pre-development prices; miles from the
Capitol. h-acre and acre plots; home or
investment; water; electricity, etc: rlch'
fertile soil Delightful surroundings. I'm
provements include swimming pool. boat
ing. fishing on property, Nothing as at
tractive within so miles D. c. Call DOM
EGAN, National 1884.
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fered at Southaven Beach low as $3.50.
None less than 30 ft. wide. Shade trees
everywhere. water on both sides: Finest
reach, turn right of Of Defense Highway.
about miles this side OF Annapolis.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
sborehom pldr National 475O
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CAMP MANJEMOY.
SUMMER COTTAGES.

BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA-ATTRAC-
lively furn. 10 rms. bath; acres. garden.
medicinal water. $3.50 season. North 3S23.
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT HERALD HAIR
Dor; near water; reasonable. Phone Po-
tomac 3434-J.
UNFINISHED COTTAGE TO RENT, UN-
pretentiouS Groom guest cottage; by SWIM
ming pool on private property. nearby Vir-
1865.
VIRGINIA BEACH COTTAGES. RENT AND
sale. s. w. Rockwell. tr.. at HARVEY
LINDSAY 4 CO., INC. is Seldom Arcade.
Norfolk Va l6"
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SHERWOOD FoREsT-sALE FURNISHED
cottage 5000. Phone North 1888 or in
auire Cottage $50. 10
SALE FOR LIMITED TINE ONLY ON
WeIl-known Severn River. lots beyond 200
feet from shore S25 and $50. Not less
than two adjoining lots on one sale. Plenty
shade and fine lot Electricity. fire depart
ment on property. just before entering
Herald Harbor see j. HALL ADDRESS,
pot once. Waterbury. Nd.
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Beautiful country home on Rockville
pike, furnished, Summer months; bed
rooms. baths.
ZANTZINGER & CO.
National 9593 or Greenwood 25l4.
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SALE.-ACREAGE.

u ACRES. FORESTED. STREAM; GOOD
for country estate; IL miles D. c.. S54
acre. Address Box 35S-H, Star once.
8a4 ACRES. 12.2 MILES SOUTH OF
Washington in Md; white oak and pine
timber hign. rolling land; Il sold, left;
$3.50; easy terms. Columbia 7S45 after
EXCEPTIONAL HOMESITE.
5E acres beautifully wooded hillside
with stream. for only 81 300: view of Po-
tOmac in Winter; 800 #. frontage on paved
road mot highwayl q beautiful site al
a speculative price. National 9267.
2h ACRES FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
big fine trees, high elevation: only SO 500.
Address Box 344-H. Star office.
LAST CHANCE AT Low PRICE ON l6-
acre subdivision site surrounded by Lee
Heights Waverly Hills, Clarenford. Way
croft, Larchmont and Over-Lee KQolls in
Arlington Co.: 1000 #. on county roads;
nicely drained: close to sewer and water;
ST Z 900: terms. l.. s. HURLEY. Walnut
S6OS or Columbia 1927.
5 ACRES-NEARBY VIRGINIA. NEAR LEE
Highway. All sold but 5 acres. Act quick
ly. OWNER. Phone Walnut 1856.
FoUR-FAMILY LOTS FOR sAI.E-GOoD
section: 500 each. Spectators act today
Mr. JOHNSON. Phone Metropolitan 1856.
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IA ACRE-S95.
WANTED-ACREAGE.

10 TO 100 ACRES ON OR Mr.. POTOMAC
River; Va, within 20 miles OF D. C.; give
price location. P. o. Box 1886 City.
WILL PAY CASH FOR Ia OR 2 ACRES
near WASHINGTON not exceeding 81 90 an
acre. Telephone Wisconsin 46S2-M. l6'
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BUICK 1884 touring sedan. built-in trunk.
zap. Buick 1898 model 81 sedan. S645'
Botn OF these Bucks are in the finest
oI conoltlon and will pass the most rigid
Inspectlon; 8 months to pay and fi1ly
guaranteed. Simmons Motors. Inc I353
I4th 81. NV Phone Decatur sra
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PROCURED.
FINANCE SERVICE. INC,
$50 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. 1904. 3e06.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. eO3 n. Y. AVE. NV
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CHEVROLET de luxe coach: original black
trunk rack. low mileage; traded from orisi-
nal owner who always kept II in garaEe;
$50 down JACK PRY. INC. Cleveland
Park Branch. 1925. Conn ave
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CHEVROLET 1934 master sedan; black
factory finish like new, cream Wheels spot
lation, knee action, mechanically faultleSs:
Sb45. Convenient terms. including our
Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 80
days no-cost service. Triangle Ford Deal
ers. 18th and r. !. ave. ne. North 033p.
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FLORTDA REAL ESTATE.

TORTDA-1I0 70 40 ACRES. coMBINA.
Cion land. Famous Peace River country
Fforida's best Terms. FOSTERS FARMS
Orlando Fla
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-AUTOM
LATE-MODEL SEDAN OR COACH: tradt
1881 Chevrolet coach (25. 900 miles and in
good order). with cash for equity. Address
Box 1S2-H. Star once.
PLYMOUTH 1892 P. B.. 4-door sedan.
must be clean and Al condition. S225
cash. No taxis. 626 Randolph st. NV.
WANTED-1933 Chevrolet coupe; good
condition only. Cash. No dealers. Decatur
379l.
WANTED 1880 or 1881 convertible coupe;
must be good condition and reasonable;
part trade. Phone GEORGIA 1905.
BEST LIGHT CAR $3.50 cash will buy.
Phone Lincoln S659-R.
LATE MODEL LIGHT CAR, Of popular
make; must be reasonable for cash. Phone
FROM private owner. exceptionally good
clean. low mileage '2S. 80 and 80 Fords.
'2S 30. 80 and ~ Chevrolets. Road
sters. coupes. coaches and sedans. VIII
pay cash Drive your car to McCrae'
Automotiye Service. 1928 18th street NV.
today only from 10 am. to 2 pm. or call
North 1898 for appointment Monday, Ask
for L. N. James or Mr.. McCrae.
WILL pay 5000 or less for light coach or
others considered. sss1s 10Th Sc.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Pursuant to an order Of the United
States District Court for the District OF
Maryland. in the matter Of r. Carroll
Walker. be snkrupt. the UNDERSIGNED
Trustee will sell at public auction. at the
dairy barn on the hereinafter described
Evening star., 1935-06-16

BUICKS-la30 standard coach, S245; i930
master de luxe sedan. S265: 1882 Pom
pse pi. custom sedan, new tires, S325; 1882
Msrmon sedan. S225; 1891 Pontiac sedan
80: These cars Tecondiitoned. repainted
ace Garage. 141S North CAPITOL ST 70
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SHORE PROPERTY.

ALLENHURST. N j. COMFORTABLE
furnished house. 4 bed rooms baths, 2
car garage; exclusive section, Reasonable.
MISS COOPER, 31I Spier ave.
SALE OR RENT-COUNTRY PROP.
o ROOMS, LOVELY COUNTRY PLACE
for sale or rent. At Aauasco. Nd; refer
enee required. GEORGE T. FORBES
Evening star., 1935-06-16

CHEVROLET 1881 special sedan: brand.
new seat covers. motor quiet and powerful
Honestly Priced at S90s. Liberal. low-cost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co
6323 Ga. ave.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY STU
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM GATH
ERSBuRG. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MARYLAND; anAhRYLAN CONTAINING Pc
DAIRY BARN AND DAIRY. MAIN
DWELLING AND TENANT HOUSE.
SOMETIMES KNOWN AS =. CAR
ROLL WALKER Farm MONTGOM-
ERY COIINTY MARYLAND
Evening star., 1935-06-16

CHEVROLET 1888 coupe. 1926; 1882
coach. S295; 1882 coupe $3.50; 1899
1891 sport roadster S195. Pred L. Nor
gan 1341 l4th St NV
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| CHEVROLET 1894 master coach; like new:
| used as salesman's demonstrator; see this
| car before buying. Call Mr.. Brewer,
| District 1900
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EXCEPTIONAL HOMEsITE.
THE BRADLEY FARMS.

800 ACRES.
Just above Congressional Country Club.
As a whole or in part over mile fronting
on River road. 80 minutes from down.
town. This is your opportunity to secure
beautiful location at a very ressonable
price. For information call Mr.. Thomas,
exclusive agent.
ROBT. L. McKEEvER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 4750
AN EXCLUSIVE ELEVATED AcREAoE.
SITE surrounded by elegant homes and
estates Just the shady knoll and glen to
meet the home you have been dreaming
about. Present owner forced to sell All
city conveniences Ask for Mr. Fort.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
Shoreham Bids. National 400.
"a ACRE-$95.
Pre-development prices: miles from the
Capitol. LG-acre and acre plots: home or
investment water. electricity etc.i rich.
fertile soil; deliRhtful surroundings. I'm
proVementS include swimming pool. boat
inG. fishing on property. Nothing as at
tractive within 80 miles d. G. Call DONE
GAN. National 1894.
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BUICK .I93l sedan model ss7: motor
and paint in very good condition: priced
a. S325, which is less than the narkst
value. Rosen & Rice Motor Co 1879
IRVING st. NV, De Soto and Plymouth
dealers. Columbia IO324
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CHEVROLET 1881, coach, will sacrifice
this f1ne car: must be seen to appreciate.
Apply sos Columbia I'd. NV.
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BUICK 1929 sedan; new paint lob; N
very good condition; car Is priced st
S1s5- Rosen & Rice Motor Co De Soto
sno Piypouth dealers, 1923 Irving 81.
NV Columbia l0324
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Court Accepts
Ware Baby
Award

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 13 U.N.S0.
A concluding chapter in one Of
the strangest legal dramas ever
staged here was written today
when the court of appeals sus-
tanned the report of Special Com
missioner Rush H. Limbaugh, who
found that disputed infant boy
was the son of Anna Ware" 49,
year-old unwed domestic of New
ton, Pa, and not the child OF Mrs.
Nellie Upton Muench, 44-yearold
wife of a physician.
The three judges of the court
voted unanimously to accept the
commissioners report.
The court ordered that the four
months old infant, now in the GUS
tody of the court, be delivered into
the custody Of Anna Ware.
The baby boy will not be turned
over to its legally proclaimed
mother Immediately. however, as
the court ordered that the child
remain in the Childrens Hospital
until motions asking for a rehear
ing of the case may be disposed
of.
Mrs. Muench and her husband,
DR.. Ludwig o. Muench, and two
other respondents in the habeas
corpus suit brought by Anna Ware
to regain her baby were given
until late Wednesday to file mo-
tionS for a rehearing.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
WIFE, BROTHER.
T0HANG FOR
Staying

PEMBROKE, Ontario, Dec. 13
UN.SO.-A strange triangle with
q modern Cain and Abel setting
ended with only one angle today
death on the gallowS.
Canadian law decreed this fate
FOR Mrs. Mary Cowan and Allan
Cowan because, the law charged
Mrs. Cowan persuaded baby-faced
Allan to kill his brother, Albert,
so the two could carry on clan
deStine love affair
Albert, who was Mary CoWan
husband, was shot and killed July
81 by Allan as he slept in a north
woods cabin.
Will Die February p
Mrs. Cowan, 26, and attractive,
and Allan, II and handsome, were
sentenced to die on the Scaffold
February 81.
Mrs. Cowan is the second wom'
an in Ontario province under sen
tence to the gallows. Mrs. Eva
Tilford, 50-year-old former Saliva.
tion Army lassie, is awaiting execu
tion in Woodstock next Tuesday
for the murder Of her husband
The IL jurors at the trial OF
Mrs. Cowan here decided that she
preyed upon the love Of Allan
and lured him into shooting her
husband. Albert.
Physicians Disagree
Three physicians, one an out
standing pSychiatriSt and alienist
Of eastern Ontario, DR.. C. M
Tenant, agreed that Mary Cowar
was a moron and pathological II
her sex life. They did disagree
whether Mary knew the difference
between right and wrong. DR.. Ten
nant insisted she did. A defense
physician held that she did not.
One doctor said Mary told him
that she thought there was nc
harm in her affair with Allan OF
in going out with other men be
cause she believed Albert, her hus
band, had been deceiving her.
One highlight of the trial came
when the aged mother of the Allan
brothers testified:
"I told Allan not to covet his
brothers wife"
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
STE|WER ASKS
BONUS C0NFAB

Strategy to be employed in the
forthcoming battle for immediate
payment of the soldiers bonus
will be discussed at a conference
scheduled here within two weeks
between congressional and vet
eranS' leaders.
A call for unification Of veter-
ans forces has gone out from
Senator Frederick Steiwer. Repub-
lican of Oregon. Steiwer said
yesterday he would invite j. Ray
Murphy. national commander Of
the American Legion, and James
E. Van Zandt. head of the Vet
eranS of Foreign Wars, here to
iron out differences over various
proposals for payment.
Steiwer indicated consolidated
forces of the veterans groups
thrown behind a single bonus pay
ment bill would result in victory
next session despite possible veto
SteiWer said:
Injecting several different
forms of payment into the discus
sion is a ruse employed by antag-
onistS Of the bonus payment.
These tactics serve to dissipate the
power of the veterans. BY getting
behind one bill the veterans will
consolidate their strength and in
this manner they will be victorious
at the coming session Of Con
preSS"
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
LOSES ALIN0NY
ANDCHILDREN

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 U.S).
A wife who seeks alimony should
not keep a young baron's clothes
in her closet.
Such was the opinion of Justice
Aaron J. Levy yesterday, when he
summarily refused Mrs. oscar j.
Guides plea for a separation, can
celled her present alimony and
awarded custody OF her two sons
to her husband, heir to an ad-
vertising fortune.
Yesterday her husband took the
stand to testify that, on returning
to Munich after trip to America,
he found the baron's clothes in
his wife's closet. Guide said his
wife cried:
"I love him and hate you. I'm
going to get a divorce and marry
Hardy (the baron)."
GUIDE then invited the baron
to his home for an interview, he
said, and the following conversa
ton took place:
Gude-My wife tells me you
love her and she loves you.
Baron-Yah, yah.
Gude-Can you support her?
Baron-You Gift me money and
I make marriage.
Mrs. Guide, seeking custody OF
the children and 500 monthly
alimony, had admitted on the
witness stand that youthful
German baron had admired her
charms during a trip to Germany
two years ago.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Heron Dies After
Rescue From Lake

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. j., Dec.
13.-The blue-heron rescued Sun
day from the ice on Mountain
Lake died at the home Of his res
cuer, Waldo Himmer, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vitalis Himmer, of 254
Boulevard, Mountain Lakes.
Coroner Thomas Lewis said
death was due to starvation. The
bird had been subsisting on liYe
fish, mostly minnows, caught by
members of the family. Last
night, however, Albert Leek, SON.
in-law of the Himmers, chopped
a hole in the ice, tried for two
hours, but caught nothing. The
heron would eat no dead fish.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Boat Club Elects
Officers ToniQhi

The Potomac Boat Club will
hold its semiannual meeting to-
night at 8 p. m. at the clubhouse.
Election of officers and committee
reports will feature the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
G. 0. P. Liberal Platform
Is Urged by Vandenburg
Russia Sees New
World War Nearer :

: Moscow, Nov. 6.-(AP)-Accus-
ing certain imperialistic powers"
of planning to attack the Soviet
Union, Kelementi f.. VOrOshOIOff,
defense cOmmiSsar, declared today
there is danger of new world
war.
In proclamation issued on the
eve of the 18th anniversary of
the bOlshevik revolution, VOrO-
shOlff said:
"The danger of worldwide sIaught-
er is already outlined, but our cOun-
try, as always, is carrying on a
policy of peace"
The cOmmissar mentioned no
country by name in referring to
preparations to "Iaunch a new con-
flagratiOn by attack on the Soviet
UniOn," but the official press has
been asserting that Germany and
a powerful Japanese military
clique are nursing ambitions to
seize Soviet territory"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
Dr.. c. w. Bates Chosen Sec
retary for 10th Year,
Both Being Reflect
cd to Office
REV. T. G. MADISON
IN ANNUAL SERMON
High Point Minister Preach
es at Opening Session in
forenoon; DR.. Andrews, in
Annual Report, Dcnounccs
Liquor Stores; DR.. Broom
field breaches Tonight
By REV. ]. l.. TROLINNGER

By REV. ]. l.. TROLINNGER
d. r. NJ Andrews, of High Point.
was reelected president for a fourth
zeal and Dr.. c. w. Bates. of Wins
,on-Saem. was chosen secretary for
his twentieth consecutive year when
the annual election of officers for
1925 was held this afternoon by the
North Carolina Methodist Protestant
Conference which opened here today.
Dr Andrews had twice before serv-
ed the conference in five-year terms,
the limit in consecutive tenure as
president OF the ia votes cast in to-
days election, one of the high spots
Of the opening day. DR.. Andrews poll
cd 9S. the other 76 being scattered
among number of other ministers.
After the balloting, the conference
made Or. Andrews election unani-
nous
Dr. Bates election was also made
unanimous
Conference Is Opened
The 1oSth session of the North
Carolina Annual Conference Of the
I7hodist Protestant Church opened
here this morning with the president,
Few, r. VI. Andrews. d. D., High
Point presiding and conducting the
worship service. with Mrs. S. r. Wat
son at the organ, playing Lvoff's "Rus
sian National Hymn" as the prelude.
Hymns used in this worship serv-
ice. were Come Ye that Love the
Lord" TO the tune of ST. Thomas,
and How Firm a Foundation" sung
to the tune, Adeste Fiedles. The
Scripture lesson was read from Colos-
slams third chapter. invocation was
spoken by the president of the con-
ference
Sermon by Rev. T. G. Madison
Rev. Geo. w Holmes, Graham, Of
fe!ed the prayer, and the president of
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
Attack on Everything New
Deal Has Done Won't
Succeed, Michigan
Senator Says
'STANDPAT PROGRAM
COULDN'T WIN OUT
'Lincoln Liberalism" Will
Get Voters, and Predicts
Year from Today Head
lines Will Proclaim New
Leader in u. S. and That
''the Republic Is Restored"

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 6.-(AP)-Sena-
tor A, H. Vandenburg, Republican,
Michigan, today urged the adoption
Of a Lincoln liberalism" platform for
the 1886 Republican campaign.
The senator, frequently mentioned
as a presidential candidate, in an ad-
dress prepared for delivery before the
Hamilton Club of Chicago, said the
C. o. P. could win in 1886 if it were
ready with affirmative plans for the
nations troubles. That is what the
country wants. he said.
we must-and shall-produce
specific program out of next Junes
Republican convention.
L" venture to believe that When
the time comes the Republican party
will speak plainly, constructlVely'
progressively-an victoriously.
An attack on everything the Roose-
welt administration has done Will not
succeed, Senator Vanderburg warned
adding that Republican voters, IN
(Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
POLICY OF MEXICO
D|SMAYS CATHOLICS
See No Freedom of Educa-
ton, Regardless of Gov
ernment Claim

Mexico City, Nov. 6.-(AP)-Cath-
olic leaders in Mexico exressed ex-
treme disappointment today at the lat
est declaration of the governments
religious olicies, in which Sylvano
Gonzales, secretary of the interior,
asserted there would be no modltlca-
tion of rA@ent laws.
eve had hoped that the govern
ment of President Cardenas, which
has shown some 1iberality in other
wavs. would give US back some Of the
Continued on Page Two.2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
AY j O. RASK IrnNIIIn

- ~" hhAiCA.
iralelgh, Nov. 6-With automobile
.,t .,tS'.la'ons now amounting to 5OO.-
d." north Carolina and promising
w., '|'.'d those of 1929, when the
.la@ g,a@ of tcsi5trations went almost to
l,'''' and with new car sales rap
a., approaching the 1929 record,
,o,n o,"n''''as'oner Of Revenue A. J. Max
nrhr J"'' can't believe that the Re-
tb'''S and bag bankers correct in
,.r, contention tha President Roose
a,o ana the New Deal" are a flop
~" me country gong to the bow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
Republicans Gain Decisive
Control of New York AS
sembly in Tuesdays
Voting
JIM FARLEY SAYS
NEW DEAL UPHELD
Republicans Garry Philadel-
phia and Cleveland, But
Democrats Win Connecti-
cut Cities; New York's $685.
100000 Relief Bond Issue
Wins Easily
DEMOCRAT LEADS

Louisville, KY, Nov. (AP)-
A. r. Happy) Chandler. Demo-
crat, who campaigned for COVER
nor of Kentucky on support
Roosevelt" program. led his Re
publican opponent. Judge SwOpe,
by 2,111 votes on first returns from
the States general election yes
terday.
SwOpe refrainch from making
the New Deal an issue.
Sixty-fOUr precincts out of 4,219
gave Chandler 1886, SwOpe s.
625. Twenty-Five of the States
12O counties were represented in
the tabulatiOn, which got off to a
slow start, as local races were
counted first in IA number of cOun-
ties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-06
$780, 423B
AUOttedN.C.

Washington, Nov. 6. - (AP)-
Comptroller General j. r. NC
Carl today approved $19!,385, 1863
more of WPA projects in % states.
His action boosted to $2,7O1, ,944,-
IT'S the amount of projects from
which State administrators may
select those to be carried out.
McCarL also released SO, ,1OS, 694
of WPA aIlOtments to the 30 states,
bringing to 1891, ,64S,33S the total
available for immediate expendi-
ture.
The value of projects approved
today by McCarl included: North
Carolina $8,897 ,423.