Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1936, Page 11

Furnace, Range 100 AMENDMENTS and Stove Parts_ for more then 6,000 brands. Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. NA. 1964 A Complete Stock of Wall Boards For Partitions, Sidewall or Cailings. PLASTER BOARD The Fireproof Wall Board. CELOTEX The Insulating Wall Board. Build a recreation rcom—finish off the attic—with wall boards. We have a complete stock of wall boards at reasonable prices Free estimates. LUMBER ‘We will cut your orders to your wanted sizes at no extra cost, Free Delivery. Phone Us. Lamber & Millwork 2121 Ga. Ave. NDrlh 1341 UPIN 22 STATES 35 Constitutional Changes to Be on Ballots in Louisiana. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 12.—Constitu- tional issues faced the voters of at least 22 States today, with more than 100 amendments put forth by their sponsors as necessary to keep govern- ment in pace with the times. An Associated Press survey covering reports from 25 States showed that in many cases suggested fundamental changes within the framework of State law would be passed upon by the voters at the polls November 3. ‘The questions to be decided involved alMmost every field of governmental ac- tivity, from the controversial issues of social security to the proposal in In- diana to make Negroes eligible for service in the National Guard. 35 on Louisiana Ballots, A grand total of 35 amendments will be on the ballots of Louisiana, includ- ing proposed constitutional changes to permit social security legislation, to exempt live stock from taxation and to make the late Senator Huey Long's birthday, August 30, & legal holiday. In California more than 13 const- tutional amendments were proposed. One would repeal the State income tax. Another would authorize cities, towns and other specified areas to vote on 7[10{:.1 option. A third would provide | that counties and cities, other than | those having charters, may establisa 40-year-oid treatment civil service. Nine proposed amendments were on glm quick relief—say fhfl'fl"" | the Colorado ballot. One would pro- In the past 40 years, mil- lions ot" men and vmmcny have used Stuart’s Dys- percll ‘Tablets to_quickly relieve dyspepsia, gas, belching, sour and upset ¥ stomach. Many say relief 3 comes qmckly usually in 2 32 minutes. “For 40 eXe:«n'sthey have never fail STUART'S DYSPEPSIA YABLETS FOR STOMACH ACIDITY to give me quick re- lief,” writes E. H. W. “I never want tobe without them,” says A. M. M. Stuart’s “Tablets contain only pure, helpful ingre- dients. Get a box today. At all druggists. vide jury service by women. Another | would exempt from taxation personal as well as real property of religious, charitable and educational institu- tions, 8ix proposed changes were on the ‘Texas ballots, including one for the establishment of a teachers' retire- ment fund. Minnesota voters will pass on the question of eliminating the State general tax levy on real estate and personal property. Four Proposed in Missourl. Four proposed amendments were is- sues in Missourt. A constitutional change to permit payment of teachers’ pensions was among them. Georgians amendments. ) [I‘l A’O SIIIA/I o(l’GAS‘lU'C YOur Success or prosress in business is reflected By the stationery you use. Buwooz{ gngmvd Buiinsuétationuy creates esteem—is a busi= ness and good-will builder And mirrors your success. Phone 10t our representative without oB[igaHon ‘BREWG®D Engravers ana Fine Prnters 1217 G Street | office of lieutenant governor, to serve | State Senate President. | would create four-year terms instead | of two for the Governor and other | constitutional officers. Another ‘amendmenu to be voted upon in- | cluded: Alabama, 1; Arkansas, 2; California, more than 13; Colorado, 9; Florida, 2; Georgia, 3; Idaho, 2; Indiana, 1; Kan- sas, 2; Louisian ; Maryland, 3; Michigan, 4: Minnesota, 2; Missouri, | 4; Montana, 2; Nebraska, 2; North Carolina, 5: Oklahoma, 3; Texas, 6; Utah, 6; West Virginia, 2; Wiscon- (sln 1. 40 SOLDIERS KILLED BOGOTA, Columbis, October 12 (). —Forty soldiers were killed and 42 seriously injured when two cars cut loose from a military train, plunged over a precipice and were dashed to pieces on the rocks. The accident occurred 40 miles out- side Bogota. Police were investigating to deter- mine whether sabotage was respon- sible. Irvin S. Cobb —before it bears down in earnest get your shoes in shape to carry you through the winter safely. Give them 14-Point re- newal service. Give them new water-repelling, oil- treated soles, at no extra cost. Get that new shoe look and old shoe com- fort—at the single cost of an overhaul job. Fac- tory methods, quality ma- terials, competent work- manship. Hahn Repair means an extra season’s wear! HAHN 14-POINT While-You-Wait Service 14th & G Phone District 5470 or leave at any Hahn Store Says: All Surviving Voters to Have Day of Rest Eventually. SANTA MONICA, Calif, October 12.—All the candidates having prom- ised the farmers everything that either they or the farmers could think of, and “the little fellow” having, as usual, been fed on beautiful pre-elec- tion hopes (after the election he and his beautiful hopes can go jump in the lake, also as usual), and various large K general problems having heen dealt with in such a | large, various and general way that only Prof. Ein- stein could ex- plain what it’s all | about, and he { couldn’t if he had | & headache, and, | in any event, would have enough loose stuff left over to make quite a tricky cross-word puzzle; therefore, be it re- solved that the campaign, on enter- ing its final phases, is behaving exactly as a campaign should behave on enter- ing its final phases. And be it further resolved that the first Wednesday after the first Tues- day after the first Monday in Novem- ber shall be the day of rest and thanksgiving for such private citisens of the Republic as have lasted until then. Being as we're & hardy race, it is hoped quite & sizable delegation will survive. (Copyright, 1936, by the North American Newspaper Alliance, \ne.) "DIFFERENT’ lAXATIVES... Don't be misled by different names and labels. 7 out of 10 lazatives contain the sams laz- ative agent. 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