Evening Star dated November 6, 1924

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ATHER. Cloudy and probably rain tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer to- night, coolef tomorrow. Temperature for 24 hours

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- GOOLIDGE SILENCE MAY SHOW CHANGE President, With Approval of oters, Expected to Present Directing Leadership. BY DAVID...

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NAGNUS JOANSON REMAINS HOPEFUL Refuses to Concede Defeat| Despite Schall’s Lead of | 17,800 Votes. Ry the Associated Press

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'} x93 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924 —_— e e e R —————— CONGRESS ELECTION AT GLANCE FLOOD

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THE EVENING JASHINGTON MANOR HOUSE RAZED BY FLAMES Two of Occupants Burned in Fire in Historic Vir- ginia Home. D. THURSDAY.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924. e e T e O N S Py YR SO ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS THE EVENING STAR "~

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491 Prince St. Alexandria, Va. OPEN SAT., NOV. 8th Free—to the first hun- dred patrons, a pint bottle of Simpson’s...

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8 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &, 1924, SOCIETY. Taylor, which will ‘take place...

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CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW NEARS END!:: More Than 25, 000 Have Seen Gorgeous Display of Blooms This Year. attendance never in_this

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WILL FIGHT ON Future of Independents to Be L Discussed Here—Son Named Prosecutor. By the Associated Press Wis. November his

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UTAH REPUBLICANS MISSOURINDOLET “rpnfersens ON GOVERORSHI s . e e ity of 25,000; G. 0. P. Wins Other Places. Republican Holds

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MARYLAND BALLOT | TOTALIS 351,708 : O!lmal Count Under Way Not to Change Standing, With " Coolidge Ahead. - | Wheeler, - |

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Tailored Ha Sports Hats Special Friday $1 85 Nothe wanted black hive d color uded. These cn left from sales and are zain at &

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BSOLETE TENTS STILINSCHOOLS eport Tells of 40,000 Old| eographies and Readers Now in Use. More than 40.000 obsolete geo phies