Evening Star dated November 3, 1928

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Porecast.) Occasional rain this afternoon and probably tonight, colder tonight; to- morrow...

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T o HUMILIATION DAY PLANS MATURING Local Legion Members Re- quested to Meet at Float = on Tuesday. Calls Legionnaires to Join

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CURTIS WILL END CAMPAIGN TONIGHT Bpeech in Wichita Will Be! Final One—Coming Here Hext Week. By the Associated Press. EN...

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RELIGIOUS ATTACK CHARGED T0 MOSES Raskob, Issuing Document Assailing Smith, Says Senator Put It Out. B the Associated Press.

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THE. KVENING STAR. WA HINGTORN. n. G, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER " 1928. L) * .3 FARTY CANPAGHS NEARNG WO Hoover and Smith in Final|

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% _c B HOOVER CAMPAIG FORMALLY ENDED St. Louis Speech Marks G. 0. P. Candidate’s Summing Up of Issues. _(Continued From First

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D MONTROMERY VOTE RESULT 1S IN DOUBT Republicans Have Chance to Swing Normally Democratic | Lead in County. 7 (Continued From

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Mot THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON,

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Puneral services will MRS. SABINA MILLER | CLAIMED BY DEATH! Lifelong Resident of City and Prominent Churchwoman Succumbs,

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10 SOCIETYV SOCIETY “irst Lady of the Land Views Blossoms In the Agriculture Department Greenhouses Today! RS. COOLIDGE...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D.. C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1998 ROCKVILLE. RCCKVILLE, Md., November 3 (Spe- ' clal).—Word

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12‘ THE EVENING S TAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1928, PICKS MISSIONARY PASSION AS TOPIC Dr. W. A. Lambeth to

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\ PASTOR TODISCSS CHRISTIAN HEALING Rev. Moses R. Lovell to Ask [+, “Can Religion Heal [ Diseases?” “Christianity and Healing

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14 RECTOR 70 OBSERVE 26TH ANNIVERSARY Dr. C. Ernest Smith to De-' liver Special Sermon at St. Thomas’. Dr. C. Ernest Smith

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BAPTISTS T0 CALL REV. W. A. EMMANG Maryland Avenue Church to| Invite Supply Pastor tp Permanent Position. The Maryland Avenue

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Yesterday's $50,000 finish at Pimlico. Marshall Field's High Strung beating Dr. Freeland to the pole by a head, to win the

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WASHINGTON, D. C, @[’hg zntnlng %iaf’ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 | HOME & GARDEN| 17 WITR SUNDAY NORNING EDITION |AH STAR'S

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, . C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T2-STORY OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED Structure to Be Erected on| Shoreham

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WOODWARD HEADS BULDING AND LOAN Ijistrict League Elects Offi- ,! cers and Executive Committeemen. James Morris Woodward was

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REAL IRCH ADDRESSES N REALTORS “zident of Association to; {1ake Drive for Develop- | ment of State. * 1w N. Church, elected

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7 REAL ESTATE. ; THE TEVENING STAR, WASHING | ways been equally basic in the, real " g, 1Y UCRINT, Semm—— G v - v O of these

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REAL ESTATE. Selection of a Writing Desk BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. = e g T A DROP-LEAF DESK WITH DRAWERS AND PLENTY OF...

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BY MARY In school we learned that the whole s always cqual to the sum of all its Style in Gloves and Mittens STAR. WA i...

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BEDTIME STORIE Rausty Barely Escapes. Be margin great or margin small, Be thankful_for escape at all —Rusty the Fox Squirrel.

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SPORTS. GREAT CREDI{ DUE TOLITTLE, MECHAN Their Coaching Has Raised Hoyas and Violets High in Gridiron World. BY JOHN B....

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EVENING STAR., WASHINGTO! oot 2% e WHOLESALE PRICES /[ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ||STOCKS IRREGULAR [ st ™ we rawee, Joseph 1.

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FINANCIARS fl L BONDS FIR INTRADING TODAY Hybhc Utilities Shares Also ! Show Strength—Legal Issues Higher. BY CHARLES F....

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AoBUSINESS IS QUIET AT D. . MARKET Trading Has Been Slow Dur- ing Week—Supplies Have Been Ample. Indications of brisk...

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- " R SKIS, TS - POLE; THREE HURT . Serious Injuries Result From| Accident at Benning Road | and 25th Street N.E. Three...

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80 HELP AND Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices gt l '?a““’ IL—IIAI’HYI Cigar llll Magazine § 17th and Que sts. —Kmnerl Pharmacy.

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC.” e —_—— - 5 SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) We have repossesst Ve Teposs 1926 Buick Standard Coach, 1927...

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THE EYENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER _ APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. _ | 1673 PARK RD. NAV. ’ | - . APARTMENTS;

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APARTMENTS, ETC. e o — APARTMENTS—UN] FUINISII’.I). (Contin J )RA DO, 14th AND LONGFELLOW STS. NW. #RIGIDAIRE Modern. up to

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ik REATL SALE—HOUSES. et CAOSAY.). 5 h COLORED: 400 TO 1920 ROSEDALE ST. | ne—% larze rooms. anti. oak floors. elec. | plugs,

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"AUCTIONS AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY! AUCTION SALES. TURE_DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF...

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THE EvVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €, SATURDAY, OVEMBER 3. 1928." POLITICAL TALKS ON WRC TONIGHT Gov. Smith to Make Address. |