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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1928 a-door standard sedan;
excemens eo,a eondition: splendid ECONOMICAL
op sa5 essS s9Gd sss 4emDle evnss 4ss will sacrifice
PLYMOUTH coupe. 1885; was absolutely
perfect when we got it. except the maroon
finish had faded: we refinished ii, and now
demon straton; nesear suarantee snesoh ssa9 a9a
AIS Motors. Inc. Chrys1er dealer. 1854
lsun.;, 18Th st.; NV. and 1924 Wilson blvd
PLYMOUTH 1888 town sedan: excellent
.,u, no,ating power engine. hydraulic brakes
safety safety glass and other fine Plymouth fea
sures' Ss td tsdplendid erSd family car. reduced to
YOU can SAVE at Arcade Pontiac. direct
fsset9ry nsa5 dealer l4ls Irving st. NV. Adams
PLYMOUTH 1895 conyertibie conne with
rumble seat: original black finish. new TOP -,
new; s95 down balance in Is months
ei.veIsndM eetssnss dMSssEs ssss Inc S0l' Conn ave
PLYMouTH 1896 de luxe o-door sedan
nnish motor and tires like new; one owner:
ney Motors eoTn inc oasnss os cann IN IS mos
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan,
coi. 5i45. 81: seftsa'e sos. owner $500 cash.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan, sia5; in perfect
eonseD aeaeD ssa s9sy casS sSr and sms
monthly payments. 1918 i4th st. NV.
any time.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4.door touring sedan.
ouiit.in :in..n trunk tan factory finish without
engine. famed for dependabiIity; plush
npe ,Tes s4aS sanSoied
NV. Dist 500 open Open evenings even ano =" S'''
PLYMOUTH I935 2-door touring sedan.
only S349. Coast-In, Inc. washington S
leading Chrysler and Plymouth dealers,
sUns sWn to 4@3 Fla. ave. ne. Open ewes. and
PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan:
In. Inc. Washinetons leading Chrysler
and Plymouth dealers. 4O7 to 423 Fla
ave ne. Open ewes. and Sunday.
PLYMOUTH ,,37 4-door touring sedan
owner: many extras. Shep. 4242
PONTIAC 1885 sedan. radio, heater.
positively one owner; Lincoln Zephyr trade
in; smart-looking. economical six: S435
Warf1eld Motor Co. 25"5 Sherman ave
NV. Adams 5000.
PONTIAC 1894 2-door sedan: original
black fnish: fine tires; mechanically VIII
price. S245. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth
St NV District a14l.
PONTIAC 1896 4-door trunk sedan. This
car formerly owned by Navy Yard me-
chanic and has been we'll taken care OF.
Call Mr.. Rankin. Pot. o72sW Dealer
PONTIAC 1928 cabriolet: original owner:
low mileage; s35. Columbia o336. Apt
PONTIAC. 1895: company offcial car
driven only short distance in town; four
Of extras. and a big discount Also 50 fne s
Pontiac Co. 1919 irving St. NV. Adams
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ouT.oe.roWk REAL ESTATE.

@. .60O-OWNER WILL SACRIFICE DE-
lightful seashore home at Americas finest
family resort. Spanish type; seven rooms,
bath. breakfast nook two inclosed sun
porches; sarage; hot-water heat: cost
present owner about 100000. Apply
WILBUR ACKLEY, % Central rd.. Ocean
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.


AUTO LOANS
FROM x25 TO $500
Cash IN 3 minutes on your aut tomobile
whether 1t Is paid for not. No other
collateral reQuired-you continue to drive
car Transaction is confidential, only your
and Va. cars. Present payments reduced,
and convenient payments arranged on all
loans. Our loan plan will interest you.
YEARLY INTEREST TABLE.
$50 loan. repay 50 Is mo-. costs 5. 90.
SlOO loan, repay SS.33 mo-, costs 81 90.
$50 loan. repay $3.50 mo- costs So so.
sLarser Amounts in the Same Proportion.
P % T ON AC
AUTO FINANCE CO..
s13 ST. NV. Republic 322;7.
psn sSRxSe Se TsxT Ths5f boR EYe til pR1vE I'm N
LOANS AS HIGH AS
$3.50 e $3.50 ss $40 as ss$o 20 $40 "a
Chevrolets, Plymouths. Fords
OPEN Eveninss i iii Pm.
Free PARKING Next Door.
Ask About Bail Bond.
We Specialize in Re-
Financing
UNIVERSAL
Finance Co. of Washington.
73s 18th ST. Republic 1900. 12s
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PACKARD 1897 4-door trunk sedan
model l:o; all de luxe equipment Motor
vacuum fans. chromium wheel rings. spe
cial rear light. wheels, well tenders 6
white sidewall tires metal tire q covers
Very low mileage and in new-car condi-
tton, Cost 81 .469 one year ago: priced at
$3.50. saving OF S6Ia viii accept
trade. Phone Greenwood 1S44-W
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, original blue.
powerful and economical motor. 5 practi-
cally, new tires, spotless interior splendid
family car: reduced. $3.50; long. easy terms
Thompson. Hill e. Tibbitts. Inc. lila
Vermont ave National QSSO
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

sHSu6SNS bSN JAIL.
TRAILER WANTED-wil pay cash for
GOOD condition used bargain. oeo,sia
COMPLETELY EoUIPPFD = Navy man
ordered to Calf; must sacrifice. S"65
Inquire at store. 31o4 Nichols ave: Sc
ATRAILERs FOR RENT-House. campins
and baseage trailers for rent by week.
month or longer. Prices reasonable Ameri-
can Trailer Co Inc. ASH Wisconsin ave.
Cleveland 3232.
INDIAN SCOUT de luxe; II IT.: excellent
condition; sleeps 4; sacrifice. quick sale.
S375. Atl. S5a3-J.
TRAnERs FOR SALE. Glider. Hayes and
Indian trailers on display, all fully equip
ped. ready to travel; see today: finance
on monthly basis Also camping and bag
sage trailers American Trailer Co. Inc.
4511 Wisconsin ave. Cleveland 1892.
CAMP TRAILER. factory built. equipped
for 4; 500. a05 Quackenbos St NV. Geo.
e1ah.
SACRIFICE Lift. General Romany. sleeps
4. bath toilet. cooking. heating stove:
must g.,S.. b. sS1d S.a today IA Lone Oak drive
QUEEN ANNE LIFT. de luxe 1898 trailer
tandem equipment. air brakes insulateo.
Qxl7-ft. awning: worth Sl50n: sacrifice
price: 1895 Frank Field, Washing, on
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TRAlLERS WANTED.

USED TRAILER to accommodate 3 people.
Will rent or buy. Atlantic .s."."4 between
lS am. and pm.
HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL wants
smart. factor-made luggage trailer for va
cation trip. Rent or buy. Box 2S5-C.
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PACKARD & touring sedan. 1887, series
llo original Bel9ian blue finish broad
cioth upholstery large trunk: fne Quality
Packard performance: owners name on
request: S63.: 5day trial. Lee D. Butler,
Inc. ll2I olst nv DisI 1oIS
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FORD 1887 model 6O-h,p. Tudor sedan
W. motor new-car condition and appear
ance: S465; terms 10 suit you. Call r. w.
THOMPSON. Hill &, Tlbbtts. Inc, lll4
vermont ave. Natl. 9S5o
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ESSEX. 1929; good tires and mechani-
cal condition: S35 cash. Clev. lo41.
FORD 1885 convertible sedan. beautiful
Steei gray nnlsh. new top excellent rubber
sspotless interior. motor in best of condi-
non and guaranteed; very sporty and
economical car; reduced to 1895, long
easy terms. and big trade allowance. Call
4; w.. Thompson. Hill g. Tibbitts Inc
l1l4 Vermont ave. NV. National $3.50
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PACKARD 1898 l2O sedan black body
cloth upholstery. the popular light g. true
co 1dition Will please the most exactins
buyer ) nearly new tires; S445; euaran-
teed easy terms. Emerson e. Orme
Open evenings
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ouehly reconditioned to our GOLD STAR
requirements; ) good tires. spotless m
terror: terms to suit you: trade accept ed
al fun allowance: SOS. Call r. W
Thompson. Hill g. Tibbitts, Inc. 11Ii
vermont ave NV Nail 0S50
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, FORD 1894 Fordor de luxe sedan. a GOLD
STAR car that's excellent mechanically:
tires interior and general condition above
terms to suit your income Cali Warren
Sanders. Hill g. Tibbitts, Inc. lila Yer
mont ave. ". National $3.50
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PONTIAC 1894 2-door sedan original
black finish fine tires. mechanically Will
pass any inspection, A real value at this
price. S245. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth
St NV. District a14l
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PONTIAC. 1898: company oficia car,
driven only short distance in town: four
door tournns sedan, Brewster green lots
OF extras, and big discount Also so fine
USED cars at special low prices. Arcade
Pentiac Co.. 1919 Irving st. NV. Adams
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FORD 1855 Tudor sedan, origlnal factory
finish in black with green stripe new
piston rings. custom seat covers. ) prac-
tically new tires, splendid family car:
reduced TO S.95; terms are easy here,
Call Warren Sanders, Hill & Tibbitts. Inc
l ! - Vermont ave. n ". National uSoN
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PONTIAC 1895 4-door trunk sedan This
car formerly owned by Navy Yard me-
chanic and has been we'll taken care OF.
Call Mr.. Rankin. Pot. O72s-W Dealer
PONTIAC 1928 cabriolet; original owner:
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PONTIAC 1898 sedan radio, heater
trunk: new-car appearance and condition
positively one owner; Lincon-Zephyr trade
In a smart-looking. economical six: S435
Warheld Motor Co.. 25"5 Sherman ave.
NV Adams 5000
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i FORD 1885 station wagon. original finish
natural wood finish rubber like new, low
mileage. very scarce model on today's
market. truly in fine condition in every
detail cost over 5000, save over a at
the low price of $421. Call R. W. Thomp-
NV National $3.50
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FORD 1887 conv. club coupe: white side
once car only Natl 4545
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: company off,
ciars car; driven less than 1000 miles
stock: new-car finance and insurance rate:
IL months to pay; full trade allowance
Tor your car: S625. Call Warren Sanders
Natl $3.50 e
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WsiLLYs sedan, 1887; eyro green. finest,
S,san Ss interior; low mileage; owners report
Ssol owners name on reouesp; Butler
oonoeo Lee d. Butler. Inc, Il21 DIST sr
NV. District 1918 - ist OF.
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TRAILER wANTED-wil pay cash for
good d-condition used bargain. Georsia
l6Oo 10s
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FORD D. L. Tudor, 1886; beautiful blue
finish mi mechanically o. K; an exception
Mandell Chevrolet Co.. / 500 Nichols ave.
Sc. Atlantic 44Oo
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FORD 1884 VS. coupe: SI6a Today only.
excellent condition all around. brand-new
tires. Republic a1Qh
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FORD 1897 coupe. model IS hp: gray
finish; motor excellent: very clean in
every way; low mileage: shows the best
OF care given; S495: terms are easy and
trade your car. Hill e. Tibbitts. Inc
I1I4 Vermont ave. n " Natl QS5n
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DODGE COUPE. 1885: radio heater. etc !:
low mileage: sacrifice. 1?7 NV. (rear).
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CHEVROLET coacn.. 1898: a most unusue!
used car; you get the benefit of previous
owner 'nane on request, care compa :
rabe to anv new car; Sca. AIS Motors,
Inc, plymouth dealer, 1854 18th ST. NV.
and 1924 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
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DODGE 1898 coupe. black lacquer finish
maculate. custom radio built in nearly
every modern feature including safety
steel body. hydraulics. floa ting power :
very good tires ideal personal or business
car; S3.5: guaranteed: easy terms
Emerson Orme. Buick. 18th and NJ SITS,
Nv Dist Slnn Omen eYeninrs
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FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor trunk sedan.
latest series, over 500 worth Of extras
included. radio, heater. de luxe steering
wheel and special chromium accessories on
road-tested by w. r. Sanders, oficial
Of this company. and fully guaranteed:
finished in beautiful dark blue; spotless
interior: fine car for S431; long easy
terms and liberal trade Call Warren
Sanders. Hill & Tibbitts, liza Vermont
ave. Natl $3.50
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PLYMOUTH sedan 1887; driven only
$500 miles; this one is comparable to any
new car; dark green finish and upholstery
new new-car Ruarantee: S567 Ais Mo-
tors Inc. Plymouth dealer 1854 18th ST,
nv. and 1924 Wilson blvd Arlinston
Evening star., 1938-07-10

rL2I. rrLL2YIMouTH 1898 4-dr. touring sedan.
yery y.o' ,oe, company ofnciars car so mileage is
Of 6..a new car, Beautiful black finish:
nes.ep, c'.srer, This Is today's best buy in a
sntee uteen' mT0dsl T0M!s See it. New-car guar
Center. 1st and New York ave. ne Net
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CHEVROLE 936 de luxe town sedan; one
OF the finest cars We have ever had in our
stock: looks and runs almost like new
car spotless interior; quality and fine con-
dition considered. our Honest Price OF
40 Is low: liberal. lnE-cos, General Mo-
tors terms. We can usually give purcha ser
better car for same or less money and on
better terms than can be found elsewhere
Co S3o2 On ave -'A''oA
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CHEVROLET coach. 1886; previous owner
name on reouest must have kept 1t in
cotton: not spot or. scratch anywhere:
demonstration; 500. AIS Motors Inc
PlymoAth dealer. 1884 18th 81. NV. and
1924 Wilson blvd Arlington -
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LINCOLN 1885 custom-bui limousine
beautiful black finish. white-wan tires
winding glass partition. extremely low
mileaSe and truly IN fine condition
Sl 80. Warfeld Motor CO. Lincoln
dealer. :3H5 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
5000 Omen Sunday
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Ia SALE 1885 sedan. attractive beige
nhlsn and custom cloth interior retain
tnelf showroom appearance and condl-
tion' the straight-s motor is smooth and
emcient: has Fisher no-draft ventilation
Knee actlon hydraulics etc; low mileage
to-new condition: excellent tires; S495.
guaranteed easy terms Emerson &
500 Open evenings
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PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan
gun metal gray in color only S419 Coast
In Inc. Washngton's leading Chrysler
and Plymouth dealers. 4O7 to 423 Fla
ave. ne. Open ewes. and Sunday
PLYMOUTH '37 4-door touring sedan;
MILDLY blue, driven ] 900 miles by pvt
owner: many extras Shep 4242
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CHEV. 1881 sed. and roadster: both run
perfect: 81! each. Sun. a55 Fla. ave. NV
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CHEVROLET trunk sedan Master de luxe.
1897, beautiful car in new-car condi-
tion throughout previous owner tname on
request took an awful loss to drive larger
car; new-car guarantee: S56, AIS Motors.
Inc. ChrySlar dealer, 1164 Sth ST. NV.
and 33si Wilson blvd. Arlineton
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CHEVROLET 1884. master sedan; low
mileage original paint, runs and looks
lSe new: radio. Owner will sacrifice best
offer. cash or terms. $40, Garfield Il
NV. CleX 20On Mr. HerherI ~
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FORD 1924 d. l. coupe: rumble seat per-
fect condition: private owner: SITS or nest
offer s., r. l. ave n " Dupnnt .Q1e
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CHEVROLET 1895 2-door SEDAN original
black finish appears new. mohair interior
clean and shows no wear; smooth eco
nomical motor. ) excellent tires; look no
farther for a low-priced family car that
costs little to maintain and operate: S395:
guaranteed: easy terms. Emerson e.
Orme. Buick. Eth and M sts NV. Dist,
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PLYMOUTH 2-door touring sedan. 1895
radlo: original gray: clean interior; low
mi!ease: exceptionally smooth motor fovn- :
eI name on reouest: SAT-. Lee D. Butler,
INC. Il2l 2lSt ST q " Dist rtct IoIS
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
HULL is
BURKEsS
CHOICE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 10.
United States SenatOc Ed
ward r. Burke d., Of Ne
braSka, has named Senator
Bennett Champ Clark, Vice
President John N. Garner
and Secretary of State Cor
dell Hull as three OutStand-
ing possibilities for the 1910
Democratic presidential nOmi-
nation
Burke said he had the
highest regard for the abili-
ties of all three, but added:
"Under present conditions,
and remembering that cOndi-
tiOnS might change before
1910, Secretary of State Hull
seems to be the man on
whom all elements in the
party could most easily agree.
There is no doubt concern
ing his ability"
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
NICE CHAR CES
O'CONOR WITH
ELECTION FRAUD
By Staff Correspondent

ny StdAI correspondents
ELLICOTT CITY, Md, Oct. 1s
Attorney General Herbert r
O'Conor was charged by Governo
Nice here last night with havinl
knowingly accepted the support il
the State Democratic convention
of delegates from Queen Anne
county whose votes had beer
bought and paid for"
He must have known" Gov
ernor Nice declared, because it
had been publicly charged, that
those delegates we're openly
bought and paid for.
NICE STATEMENT
I'm other primary contests
also, there was so much doubt
rs to the results, that even the
apers, certainly not
friendly to me, severely attacked
and criticized this debauchery
of the ballot.
I'VE have the spectacle Of the
chief law enforcement officer of
the State, Mr.. O'Conor, accept
ing convention votes under these
public charges.
This is bad enough, but there
is another, and just as import
ant, principle involved. The per
son primarily charged with the
duty of guaranteeing the hon
esty of elections, the prosecution
of bribery of voters and other
criminal offenSes against he
election laws of Maryland, is
the States attorney of the
county in which such offenSes
are alleged to have occurred.
WILFUL NEGLECT
Failure to perform this duty
constitutes wilful neglect, and it
then becomes the duty of the
attorney general not only to
recommend removal of the
States attorney, but to step in
and make the investigation, and
do those things which the
States attorney has failed to do.
80 far, there has been no
known action on the part of the
States attorney, and so far
there has been no action on the
part of Mr.. O'Conor, the attor-
ney general, on the failure of
the States attorney of Queen
Anne's county to act. AS a mat
ter of fact, Mr.. O'Conor has
made no statement whatsoever,
and it would be Illuminating to
the people Of Maryland if he
should tell us just what are his
intentions"
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
HALF THE STORY

AAG
But that's only half OF the STORY
It's the other half that makes tne
best reading.
For there is little virtue in the
COP. offering to account tor the
outlook. It's just that the Demo
Gratis are in a mess, and that 1or
the first time in good many
years the Republican pilots pos,
sessine no superiority OF their
own in strategy, program or NOR
ais, are able to view with alarm
where formerly they pointed with
pride.
Their Democratic opponents are
being investigated by the Senate
Campaign Committee for playing
WPA politics. Jim Davis has tneo
affidavits with his colleagues snow
ing that men who wouldn't Kick
In were refused work. A state
Grand jury is on Earle's trail also
for funny business in Harrisburg.
PRESENT OUTLOOK
If the G. o. P. wins, therefore
restoring the conservative business
crowd to control after an excursion
In liberalism with a strong pro-
labor flavor, it will be because the
State has decided to throw the
Democrats out, And that's the
present outlook.
The tipoff comes in the appeal
of Robert L. Vann, colored lawyer
of Pittsburgh and publisher Of the
Pittsburgh Courier, largest Negro
newspaper in the country, for sup
port of the Republican candidates,
He based his action on his
friendship for Senator Joe Guffey,
If you can imagine that. His
reasoning is that Guffey has been
eased out of his place as to Demo
cratic boss by jealous rivals, Gov
ernor Earle among them.
It probably means that much OF
the States colored vote will go
Republican. If it does it will cinch
the result for the G. . P. For it
was the colored vote, particularly
around Pittsburgh, which together
with the labor vote III the same
region put Pennsylvania in the
Democratic column in 1884 and
1886 for the first time in half a
century.
This is the story of Vann:
Active in politics for Is years
or more, first as a local figure in
Pittsburgh, he vainly sought recog,
milton from the Republican high
erups, only to be ignored, politi,
cally Shunted aside, or rewarded
for his Republican regularity with
empty promises.
Guffey made him an Assistant
Attorney General of the United
States, with desk in Washington
He held the job for several years
resigning two or three years age
when he and Guffey parted com
pany. But the memory fingers
and he may-and probably will
help Guffey now by defeating the
Democrats.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Golden Jubilee Held
By Baptist Mission

The golden jubilee of the D. C..
Women's Baptist Missionary AS
sociation was celebrated last night
with banquet in the parish hall
Of Calvary Baptist Church.
Chief addresses were delivered
by DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor
of National Baptist Memorial
Church: DR.. Horace E. Cromer,
church federation president; E. B.
Shaver and DR.. Rufus Weaver,
president and executive secretary
Of the Columbia Baptist Union;
Miss Kathleen Mallory, executive
secretary of the Maryland Mis-.
sionary Union, and DR.. William
S. Abernethy, pastor Of the host
church.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your common
cough, chest cold, or bronchial irri-
tation, you may get relief now with
CreomulSion. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot afford
20 take a chance with any remedy
less potent than CreomulSion, which
goes right to the seat of the trouble
and aids nature to Soothe and heal
the inflamed mucous membranes
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm.
Even II other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
Aon. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fitS obtained. CreomulSion Is one
word, ask for it plainly. see that the
name on the bottle Is CreomulSion,
and you'll get the genuine product
and the relief you want. (AdYJ
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

That is to
S ay that Pud-
.dler Jim Davis
will come back
{ O t h e Senate
a n d J u d g e
A r t h u r H.
James will be
elected G ov e r
nor. 1t looks
very much as if
they will clean
up on Governor
G e o r 6 e H.
Earle. the Dem
attic choice
for the Senate.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
KEYSTONE STATE.
SEEN RETURNING
TO c. O.P. RANKS
Davis and James Held
November Winners
BY THEODORE HUNTLEY

There is every indication at
iris writing that Pennsylvania will
70 Republican next month in a big
nav
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

James J. Davis and La Wyer
Charles Alvin Jones, of Pittsburgh,
the Democratic nominee for COVER
nor.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

1.asI VIEWS: All wool or
ovsr. ~UU. ana cotton. Pull.
SIZES ssSSyaes. SO to 46. bows.
S'ppers. etc. 4 to Ia IA
Evening star., 1938-12-31
Dr.. John 0. Knott
To Be Guest Preacher

''Is Piety Practicable?" is the sub
ject of DR.. John o. Knott, guest
minister, tomorrow morning at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church.
The head worker at Southeast
House, Miss May Halves, will speak
at the junior church service at
Cleveland Park
The adult forum is planning a
seven-week series on Americanism
and organized religion, beginning at
10 am. tomorrow.
The young peoples forum meeting
at Cleveland Park will be at $50.
Mrs. David H. Scull, field worker of
the Washington Housing Associa-
ton. will speak on the housing stu
alton in Washington.
The 20-40 Club will have a fell
lowship tea at $50 and resume the
discussion of Aldous Huxley's book,
Ends and Means
Work and Worship in Village
India" will be presented by Mrs.
George A. Ackerly. following a din
ner of the business and professional
women on Tuesday at 6:l5.
The program of the Woman's S
Guild Wednesday at II o'clock will
be given by members who will share
experiences they have had to en-
large their religious outlook.
Evening star., 1938-12-31
A New Year Meditation
At Chevy Chase Baptist

A New Year meditation, "He
Knoweth the Way" will be given
by the Rev. Edward o. Clark at
the II am. communion service to-
morrow at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church.
Youth Prays," drama by Ken
meth Irving Brown, will be presented
by the Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society. under the direction
of Mrs. Curtis Shields, at pm.
Those in the cast are Betty Shields,
Eleanor Solnitsky, Harvey Sedge-
wick, Margaret Rushbrook, Betty
Rushbrook, David Thatcher, Ercell
Bigge, Graham Clark, Martha Hen
shaw, Virginia Clark, Lathrop Beale,
Betty Wheater and Chester Finch.
The motto for 1889, selected by the
Sunday school, will be unveiled at
this service.
The men will meet at the home
OF the pastor on Wednesday evening.
Studies in the Book of Revelation
will be resumed Thursday at pm.
A school of missions will be held
on January II, 18, 10. "a and 26 for
men and women. Mrs. Donald M.
Earll is chairman of the committee
on arrangements.