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CHEVROLET 1891 coach; beautiful new
finish. clean interior. 8 fine tires. motor in
Al condition Honestly Priced at sos.
We will guarantee that you can trade
this car in on any make new car for more
Motors terms Owens Motor Co.. 6323
Ga. ave.
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NJ Ill ll = lll|Nat llIlAlaiIl = -
FUTURE DAYS.

THos- ]. OWEN 4 son. AQCTIoNEERs
Trustees Sale of the Valu'
able Eight-Story and Base
ment Brick and Stucco
Apartment House, Known
cas- &C orcoran Courts
Apartments" Located al
the Northeast Corner of
Twenty-T bird and d
Streets Northwest.
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/ CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan.
! with & wire wheels. in excellent shape
! throughout; very low down payment. Also
! 1873 Chevrolet 2-door sedan at rock
/ bottom price NOLANS Super-Service sta
/ tion Connecticut and Nebraska aVes. Phone
| Emerson SrQ4
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CHEVROLET 1892 coupe: windows.
beautiful new finish, dandy motor. Any
demonstraiton you wish. Honestly Priced
at S295 and it is worth the money. Easy
/ G. M A. c. terms. Owens Motor Co..
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CHEVROLET 1881 coupe: quiet. powerful
motor; beautiful new finish. . good tires.
clean upholstery. At our Honest Price of
S2IS You are receiving a substantial
reduction Liberal low-cost General Mo-
tors terms. Owens Motor Co.. 1923 Ga.
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CHEVROLET 1881 special sedan; brand
new seat covers. motor quiet and powerful.
Honestly Priced at S20S. Liberal. low-cost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co .
1929 Ga ave.
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CHEVROLET 1891 sedan. Here is car
you will be proud TO own. Motor Al
interior AL: tires AL. Honestly Priced
at S21S Liberal terms. Buy here: We
save our purchasers money. Owens Motor
Co. 1929 Ga ave.
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BUICK 1929 sedan: motor quiet and pow
erful excellent finish. brand-new top COW
erins: clean interior, excellent tires
Honestly Priced at S14S; liberal. low
cost General Motors terms. Owens Motor
Co. G323 GeorRia ave NV
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BUICK 1888 model 81 sedan. S545: 1913.
sedan. 1899; 1881 model 96-S coupe.
S3S5 1880 model 5s sedan S265: 1929
Buick Al coupe. S145. Emerson & Orme.
18th and NJ sts NV
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CHEVROLET 1890 sedan. All mechanical
repairs have been made in our own shops.
Where necessary all worn parts have been
Isplaced re, with genuine Chevrolet parts
at Sl6S. Liberal low-cost General Motors
tsrmS R3o3 Ga
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CHEVROLET 1880 coach; in fine mechan-
ical condition; clean inside and out. fine
tires. Here is a car you will be proud TO
own. and it is Honestly Priced at only
S15S. Liberal. low-eost General Motors
terms. Owens M0for Co H312 CR
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FORD 1894 Tudor sedan black finish.
cream trim and wheels spotlesSy clean,
tiptop mechanically. excellent tires: small
down payment balance on new-car terms
including 30 days free service and our
Famous Blue-Rlbbon Guarantee. Triangle
Ford Dealers. 18th and r. !. ave. ne.
Phone North $3.50
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GRAHAM 1891 custom sedan: beautiful
condition throughout black finish. q wire
upholstery shows no wear. motor perfect;
has been owned and carefully driven Sy
prominent physician: S2G5 easy terms.
District AI41
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CHEVROLET 1929 sedan: new finish.
dandy motor. 3 good tires. clean interior
Honestly Priced at Sl35. Liberal lov-eost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co..
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FORD 1871 Tudor, finish very good. good
tires. seat covers motor excellent. See
hanka Service. 1926 goth ST. NV. Phone
District gl4l
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FORD 1894 Fordor sedan. An exceptionally
clean car at an exceptionally low price.
This car has been driven ! 900 miles by
a very careful owner. The interior is
perfect. the motor is quiet and does not
use Oil: tires very good. Priced at only
S445. Terms and trade. Norris. Inc. 2Olo-
20 18th 81. NV. Phone North 3949.
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FRANKLINS-We are still headquarters
for used Franklins. Some splendid bar;
gains in sedans All guaranteed and ell
priced to sell Norris Inc. 20lS 14th st.
n w Phone North 3q49.
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oLDsMOBILE 1892 IS" de luxe sedan;
original factory finish g wire wheels,
trunk rack: owned and driven by careful
party. Your most careful inspection in
Vited real value at sos; easy terms.
Pohanka Service 1926 20th ST. NV. Phone
District OH
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FORD 1884 coupe: blue polychromatic
opaieScent finish. immscuiateIy clean and
tiptop mechanically; low mileage. good
rubber: small down payment. balance on
new-car terms: be satisfied with nothing
less than our Famous Blue-Rlboon Guar
antee and 3O-day no-coSt eerv'ce. Trianele
Ford Dealers 4th and Florida ave. 20.
Phone Lincoln 9329. Open evenings.
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor sedan; attrsc-
tive tan finish. clean velour upholstery:
mechanically sound. excellent tires all
around small down payment. balance on
new-csr terms; there is no better Euaran-
tee than our Famous Blue-Ribbon Guar
antee plus 80 days free service. Trisnele
Ford Dealers 18th sn6 Florida ave. ne.
Phone Lincoln 1929 Omen evenings.
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GRAHAM PAIGE 1880 sedan; fine motor;
good tires. excellent appearance. Splendid
transportation for only Sl45. Emerson d
NJ
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach-Here is re-
liable car Honestly Priced at S3SS; nm
ish Al interior Al. fine tires. Liberal
loy-cost General Motors terms. Owens
Motor Co f323 Georgia ave. NV.
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BJICK 1881 type coupe. rumble seat;
Si95; terms. Like new. always kept in
galaee; driven by lady. Columbia 433s.
BUICK 1894 touring sedan. built-in trunk,
S795. Buick 1888 model 81 sedan. S645
Both of these Bucks are in the finest
Of condition and will pass the most rigid
inspection is months to pay and fully
guaranteed. Simmons Motors, Inc, 1888
l4th st. NV. Phone Decatur 5l73.
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DODGE 1894 de luxe coupe original finish
of cherry red with air wheels dual horns
dual windshield wipers. dual tail lights
and. of course. We guarantee. Motor is
perfect; S625. Norris. Inc, 201S-20 14th
st. Phone North 3g4g,
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FORD 1894 coupe; black finish unblem-
ished: spotleSs mohair upholstery; mechan-
ically faultless good rubber all around
small down payment balance on new-csr
terms. with our Famous Blue-Rlooon
Guarantee and 30 days no-cost service.
Triangle Ford Dealers. 18th and r. l. ave.
e Phnne North nA3N.
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AUBURN 1882 sport sedan; looks and
runs almost like new; tires extra good:
upholstery clean and unworn; very fast
and powerful. Price low. Mr.. Mack
11O- I3th 81 NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Leslie {. Garrett. United States Attorney
Allen ]. krOust. Asst. U. S. ATTORNEY
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GRAHAM-PAIGE 1890 sedan: fine motor:
good tires excellent appearance. Splendid
transportation for only Sl45. Emerson d
Orme 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1892 coach; very clean car
in every detail: excellent motor. radio
equipped real bargain: S295. liberal
terms. Simmons Motors. Inc, 1888 14th
st NV Phone Decatur 5113.
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CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe sedan; original
black finish is perfect; 9 cream wire Wnseis:
and perfect throushout; S315: easy terms.
Pohanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV. Phone
District QI41
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ESSEX 1888 Terraplane sedan; powerful
and quiet motor all good tires clean In
terror. fine appearance throughout. Priced
below It's actual value for S4sJ. Emerson
& Orme III and NJ sts Il
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NASH de luxe Royal sedan; almost new
condition has had excellent care. garaged
nightly: sacrifice. SI25: terms. $50 cash.
2IHI 11th ST Il W
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NASH 1892 de. luxe sedan; original finish
like new excellent motor and tires clean
interior Priced low at S366. Emerson *
Orme IIth and NJ SIS. NV.
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BUICK 1892 conv. coupe; real bargain.
This car mechanically like new. Original
finish OF sage green black trim. six cream
wire wheels, new top. new heavy duty tires.
Guaranteed. A liberal trade and easv terms.
Norris. Inc. 20lS-20 l4th St North 394s.
BUICK 1888 model 81 sedan. S745: 1892
model 67 sedan. S495; 1881 model "a
sedan. S3a9: 1891 model q6-S coupe
S3S5; 1880 model 5s sedan. S265; 1929
Buick Al coupe Sl45. Emerson h OTme.
I1th and NJ SITS NV
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ESSEX 1888 Terraplane sedan: powerful
and quiet motor. all good tires clean in
terror. fine appearance throughout Priced
below its actual value for $40. Emerson
L Orme 1lh and NJ SIS Ii W
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DODGE 1895 de luxe sedan; driven but
1000 miles by Dodge factory offlcial; 81 / y
down. balance IL months. JACK PRY.
INC 1II1 I4ih Ii Va
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CHEVROLET 1882 coach. in fine me-
chanical condition: beautiful new finish 8
ane tires. clean interior. Any demonstra-
ton you wish. Honestly Priced at S2SS:
liberal low-cost General Motors terms.
owens Motor Co.. 1923 Georgia ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach. This
car has been hardly broken in. used mostly
as a demonstrator. It's in the pink Of
condition all around. You couldn't pos
sibly tell it from new. Low down pay
ment easy terms. long trade. Call Mr..
Dun Greenwood 2047-W.
CHRYsLER 1884 model CA 6-cylinder.
beautiful gun-metal body. practically
new tires, powerful and quiet motor, new
car appearance and performance. Priced
low mt $685.. terms trade. Selling used
ears from same location for over 20 years
is your guarantee. H. B. Leary. tr.. d
Bros. 1921 I4th st. NV. Pot. 1900.
CHRYSLER 1891 special sedan: finish al
most like new; spotless interior; motor
quiet and powerful. two well tenders, six
hne tires honestly priced at $33S and 1t
is easily worth the money. Liberal. low
cost General Motors terms. Owens Motor
Co.. 6323 Ca. ave.
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BUICK 1881 sedan looks and runs as
eood any car: has always been
operated by owner. Would like you to
inspect this car. Only S400. 1881 K
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CHEVROLET 1884 coach and coupe; Two
Tires. finish and motors are exceptional
Priced to sell quickly. Guaranteed; A lib
eral trade and easy terms Norris, Inc.
2012-2O 18th st. NV. North 394a.
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CHRYSLER 1888 "S" de luxe sedan, model
CT: 6-wheel equipment, beautiful battle
ship gray pody spotlesS interior. floating
power. automatic clutch, free wheeling.
twin horns; motor in best of possible con-
dition. Priced to sell quickly at S595,
terms. trade. Selling used cars from same
location for over 20 years is your guaran-
tee. H. B, Leary. jr. 4 Bros, 1921 14th
St NV. Phona POTOMAC 1000.
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BUICK 1888 de luxe 81 model sedan: orig
inal blue Duco: cost new over 81 400. A
really beautiful car. clean as pin inside
side and out, excellent tires: driven only
10000 miles. A buy OF lifetime al
great saving Priced as a genuine bargain.
pay. Standard Motor Sales. Inc. 2024
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TnMORR0W

A H SHILLINGTON.
JED 4-d&dS exSu Assistant Secretary.
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DODGE 1894 late model de luxe 6-wheel
sedan and metal tire covers beautiful
golden brown color Duco with safety glass
throughout clean as a pin inside and out.
perfect mechanically: fully guaranteed.
This car will appeal to any new-car pros
pect. A real bargain, only 1913; trade;
Is months to pay at new-car rates OF
financing, Standard Motor Sales, Inc.
2O25 l4th st NV
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach. No. 57O9; A
whale Of q value At $217; only S37 down
as pin inside and out. NOLAN. I'LL
Eighteenth ST. NV
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NASH 1920. 1880. 1881. 1882 sedans; IN
excellent shape: must sell to make way
for incoming stock. See them today. Mr..
/ gt W
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WANTFD-AUTOMOBILES.

CASH for 1889 or 1884 small coach. State
lowest price year and condition. Address
Boy 5l-H Star Otice.
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FORD late 1913" or 1873 coupe. in good
condition. Call after pm, 3l7 10th ST..
N III"
Evening star., 1935-11-03

Daba Dirrou. the new Ethiopian en-
voy to Japan, is giving lectures on
Ethiopia in public schools of Kobe.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
LEGION DEMANDS
STORM TOLL PROBE
Quiz by Congress Sought.
Deaths Laid to Inef-
ficiency.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-In-
efficiency, indifference and ignorance
were blamed for the deaths of more
than 200 World War veterans in the
Florida hurricane Labor day, IN a
report of an American Legion in
vestigating committee adopted by the
National Executive Committee.
The committee placed individual
responsibility on no one, but de-
manded a congressional investigation
and punishment of the responsible
parties. 1t also recommended that
any further rehabilitation work among
veterans be supervised by the Vet
Grams Administration.
The lives OF every one of the men
could have been saved II they had
been evacuated quickly enough to the
mainland" the report set forth.
Referring to the burning of bodies
OF storm victims, the report stated
that Gov. Dave Sholtz, a Legionnaire,
TOOK the only step he could in order
ing the cremation to prevent serious
danger to the health of the people,"
Immediate cash payment of the
bonus was placed at the head Of the
legislative program by the executive
Evening star., 1935-11-03

cratic territory. 1t will not take
much Of a shift to bring the Repub-
licans again into control of the As
sembly. Postmaster General Farley.
national Democratic chairman and
Democrtic State chairman Of New
York. has made an earnest appeal, both
by letter and by speech to the New
York voters not to elect a Republican
Assembly. President Roosevelt has
gone to Hyde Park, his home, to cast
his vote. He did not wait for election
day. He went last Wednesday. Re
publicans insist they will recapture
control of the Assembly, and they
may.
Feud Splits Kentucky.
The Republicans are counting not
only on swing away from the New
Deal. but on bitter feud among the
Democrats to help them win the race
for Governor Of Kentucky. Indeed, If
victory perches on the Republican
banner there, it probably will be be-
cause Of the bitterness of Gov. Ruby
Laffoon, Democrat, toward the Roose-
welt administration and the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, Happy"
Chandler. the present lieutenant gov
ernor. Laffoon had picked Thomas
s. Rhea, State highway commissioner,
to succeed himself. Large through the
aid of the Roosevelt administration,
with which Laffoon had been at odds,
Chandler succeeded in winning the
nomination. Laffoon ard his friends
have been bitter ever since. The
President sought to heal the breach
on his Western trip, summoning
Laffoon and Rhea to meet him on his
train. Both declined.
The Republicans have nominated
King Swope. a Judge of the Circuit
Court, to run against Chandler
Swope's job has been to antagonize as
few Democrats as possible. particu-
larly in the Laffoon- -Rhea following.
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committee, which wound up its two
dau session this affar,,norn

committee, which wound up its two
day session this afternoon.
The committee instructed its legis-
lative representatives to press for the
bonus as "a single issue without in
volvement in theories of finance with
which the Legion does not intend to
become involved" The Patman bonus
bill, which was tied up with currency
imitation, failed Of passage over the
Presidents veto last session.
Elimination Of horseplay at national
conventions was stressed by James P.
Rlngley Of Chicago, chairman of the
convention liaison committee. His re-
port conformed with the recent ad-
monition of National Commander Raw
Murphy that Legion parades be more
dignifled in the future.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

happens In the contest for mayor OF
Philadelphia and for the election of
one-third Of the State Senate and
the entire House in New Jersey. There
is an election OF mayor In Cleve-
land. Ohio, too. that Is stirring up
considerable excitement.
Pennsylvania went Democratic In
1924, electing Gov. Earle, a Demo-
crat, and Senator Joseph F. Guffey.
who is regarded as the Democratic
boss Of the State. Philadelphia in
the past has been Republican Rock
of Gibraltar but in recent years the
G. o. P. has lost its grip. Faction
alism has become rampant. The DEM
ocrats feel they have a chance this
year to elect mayor for the first
time. They have nominated John B.
Kelly, a comparatively new man in
politics. a former Olympics oarsman,
who has taken to this new game as
a duck takes to water. The Repub-
lican choice made after a bitter pri-
mary campaign, is City Controller S.
Davis Wilson, who was elected to his
present job on Q Democratic Town
Meeting ticket.
G. o. p. Hopes for Pennsylvania.
The Republicans feel that they can
recapture Pennsylvania in the presi-
Dental election next year. If the
Democrats elect Kelly mayor of Phila-
delphia. as they may. the Republic
ans will be disappointed, but will
contend that the result was due to
bitter inter-party troubles.
If the Republicans are able TO wrest
control Of the New York Assembly
from the Democrats. can control the
New Jersey Legislature effectively and
at the same time take the mayoralty
fight in Philadelphia, the G. o. P.
will feel there is something to the
claim that the Eastern Seaboard. with
its populous States, has turned its
back on the New Deal. And the
Democrats may feel it, too.
The Democrats have rs seats in the
New York Assembly to 70 for the
Republicans and one vacancy in DEM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1.h.1L WILL ONLY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
BABER. L1110 Columbia rd. NV 4.
ATTENTION-GREER FAMOUS HOME
Greer l16 eth st. ne. . = L - ''f'1
EAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
13ads Vesk to and from Baltic. Phila. and New
Tn TIE Iss IRsAyiDSoN TRASsFEsR SHsf sToRAGE RAG
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
Gepts contracted by any other than myself
WILLIAM H. TRATHEN. Landover. Md. 50
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
qeoIS CONTRACTED by any other than myself
.: r: fA1R, Jr. 14lS Parkwood pl. NV. a.
thlns anywhere anytime. short or long
distance 81 hour. Phone Columbia 3734,
COAL. DEALERS. SAVE MONEY, TINE:
specialist; your bookkeeping. accounting:
iow ES.ni Tates onw' now other accounts solicited.
PERSONAL sTATIoNERY-2OO SHEETS.
DOLLAR sTArfoNERRYS RSmf sERV1cE nv fddrsii 81
WILL ONLY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
PEXRsoN eSn'fsfaed sfs 11tS Ry ST. mysef, sM MAE
SPECIAL RETURN-LoAD RATES ON FULL,
mifesp nna part n.da.d l9sds to all points within LOCO
MT fnf Asso sc INe PsSne 1i Nfq9a n Y l4Se
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
hoiders OF the Home Mutual Building 4
qan Tlii be- AiSsSISIation SsId t. Of Washipgton, G.
1s1ni WsdnssSI Room 4 63l Pennsylvania ave. NV.
directers and for any other business which
may legally come before it. ODEIL s.
cMIIH. cretary-Treasurer.
INVALID ROLLING CHA1RS--For rent or
a fula
4s fss Sf = ;f;fi y ISL
CHRIsTMAs-RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME
Shfistmss Mniaturessp sptSaaesd eopies and 1od
Seen specases Sf sY sYYpssESF SNH Sp
Photosraphers 1883 F. National 1900.
WANTED-RETURN LOADS FROM NEW
YORK Nov; 5; Charleston. s. c.. Nov. 9:
T.,rII 70 philadelphia es Nov: 81 Boston Nov. Z.
ggNi%f6 fd5F sS AWs SHsas SSEoaAsg as. G9es.,
ANNUAL MEETING q OF STOCKHOLDERS
THE LAW eEsSSTEF eDSsASyF PRINTING
ssasSs sysn G That bt hf f.T R
Mnday prDeaG SS9mSany g. e , os hsa
IS na RxIp IT p tss sRsn ssis9n seerety CT nne
CHAMBERS is is one me Of the largest
world Complete funerals as low as S75
cars. hearses and ambulanceS. twenty-fiye
0noertakers and assistants. 400 Chaplin
81. NV, Columbia 0432. SIT 11th st.
ne. Atlantic 600,
pS3T4E5 PSG WTT5sAMF Y "
80 attractive designs. Sample book sent
70 your home without obligation Phi. Natl
ooZ1. Capitol social Eng. Co, Star Bldg. 7'
Apples-Sweet Cider
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM.
Drive to Rockville. Md. 2 blocks west
qf Court House. then l mile out road to
Evening star., 1935-11-03

tSOIlUlnueQ tTOnl t1TSI fdkP.J
Democratic Governor and the Demo-
Gratis have a majority of the New
York Assembly. although q narrow
one.
There might have been some addi-
tional tests on election day which
would have shown how the political
wind was blowing-but they have been
side tracked. Ohio might have seen
a real battle over the New Deal il
Gov. Martin L. Davey, Democrat, had
called an election to choose Repre-
sentative-at-large to succeed the late
Representative Charles v. Truax, also
a Democrat. But the Ohio Governor,
apparently with approval of the ma
tional Democratic high command, de-
clined to call the election this year.
Illinois Vacancies Go Over.
There are two vacancies in the Il
linois House delegation. but elections
to fill these vacancies also go over
until next year. One is because Of
the resignation of Michael l.. 1goe,
Representative-at-large, and the other
the death of the late Representative
William w. Arnold of the twenty
third congressional district. Both
Igoe and Arnold were Democrats. In
creasing opposition to the New Deal
has been reported from Illinois, and
here again real tests of Democratic
strength might have been had.
Michigan is to have special election
to fill a House vacancy on December
IT, on the other hand. Representa-
tive Henry M. Kimball, Republican,
of the third congressional district
died recently. The nominations OF
candidates will be made in primary
election November 10. Kimball won
against his Democratic opponent In
1892, 41,587 to 32,928.
The elections in the two New York
congressional districts, the second and
the twenty-second, are for seats held
hitherto by Democrats. and unless
there should be a tremendous political
turnover, these elections will be won
Tuesday by Democrats. William F.
Drummer, Democrat. representing the
second district, recently resigned. He
carried his district in 1884, 140,520 to
4S,306. The late Representative An
thony ]. Griffin of the twenty-second
district, Democrat, won the last
election, 2S,535 to 9.162. The best
the Republicans can hope for in these
heavily Democratic districts is to cut
down the majority. Nominated in
the second district are: william B.
Barry, Democrat, and Joseph Conroy.
Republicans; in the twenty-second
district, Edward w. Curley, Democrat,
and Victor Santini. Republican.
Creal Expected Bluegrass Winner.
The election in the fourth congress
sional district of Kentucky for the
seat formerly held by the late Rep
resentative Cap R. Garden. Democrat,
is expected to go to Edward F. Creal,
the Democratic nominee.
Next to the elections of the New
York Assembly and the Governor Of
Kentucky. interest centers In what