Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1922, Page 5

; ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922. 5 - —— ————— 11. John M. Robalon, republican.® | Qi 2. W. W. Hasgtings, democrat. 4. Sam Rayburn, 'democrat.® ! CANDIDATES UP BEFORE | i pons sz’ |BANKER'S SON QUITS COLLEGE FOR CHICAGO | & ¥ sifpetsue: | £ ity _covemmoss. L 3 , del 3 b. A 3 ek Non ee ve et R STOCK YARDS TO LEARN PACKING BUSINESS)| i Chavies D Carter. democrat. 5. Hatton W. Suminers. democra ominces for governor, to be elect utsia ’ 3. Philas_S. ‘Jones, republican 5. Heber Page. republican. ed in various states today follow: : 1.. James O'Connor, democrat.® =3 e SR 3. V. E. McAdams, socialist. 6. Luther A. Johnson, democrat. A & 2 j 2. H. Garland Dupre, democrat.® 4 ; SEa g 3. M. L. Misenheimer, irdependent. | 6. D, H. Merrill, republican Alabama—0. D. Street, republican; t 4 3. Whitmell P. Maytin, democrat.® : : i ,' 4. Joseph C.: Pringey, republican.® | 7. Ciay . Briggs, democrat.® W. W. Brandon, democrat; Arlic L 3. Louls P. Bryant, republican. - 4. Tom D. McKeown, democrat. 7. Frank 8. Camper. republican Barber, socialist. e 4. John N. Sandlin, democ: 5. F* B. Swahk, democrat.® & Danfel E. Garrett, democrat.* P = it < A 5. Riley J. Wilson, democrat. b. U. S. Stone, republican. K. E. B. Barden, republican. ST IMpmas ampbell, NOMINEES FOR SENATE. Georgla. 6. George K. Favrol, democrat.® 6. Leonard Johnson. soclalist. 9 Joseph J. Mansfleld, democrat.® TePublican; George W. P. Hunt eindicates tncumbent | BxleeiMooreliemucal Ladislas Lazaro. democrat.e’ & P M. Sullivan, independent. 9. Willett W. Wilson, republican. democrat. Arizona-*Henry F. Ashurst, demo-| 7. Charles R, Crisp democrat.® 8. James B. Aswell, democrat. Bimer Th::‘m‘: :;‘l;:nfi" :g .{;m;-;. _Buchanan, democrat.® Arkansas—John W. Grabiel, repub- crat; James H. McClintock, rflmbl--i - William C. Wright, democrat.s, Malne. 6. J. V. Kolachny, socialist. 11 Tom Camnally. demecrat s lican: Thomas C. McRae, democrat. car EE . . Willlam D. Upshaw. democra 1. Carrol lican.® 6 Alonzo Turner, independent. 3 4 ; California — Friend W. California—¢Iliram W. Johnson re-| ;. Max IL. Wilensky, non-partisan. | 2. \V-llnéelil.n\'\’:'l:llte.r;-?nrep:l;‘licnnfi & Goorge Horne, independent. 12 Frite G lannan Aemotiats republican:. Thomas Tee Wosine. publivan and progressive: Willlam J.| 6 James W. Wise, democrat.* 3. John E. Nelson, republican.e 7. James V. McClintie, democrat.® |45 5 50 Loanam. demo e an. | democrat; Alexander Hoor, socialist Pearson. democrat; Upton Sinclair, so- | = Gordon Lee, damocrat.s 1 a6 Herao e 7. W. G. Roe. republican. 1 Gutn ey Ak EEDUBLICAR. Colorado — Benjamin _Griffith, re- cialist; H. Clay Needham, prohibition. | g Charles H. Brand. democrat.* i 2 3 7. Willlam H. Conley. socialist. T S B Dhams democrat publican; William E. Swest, dema- Connecticut —*George P. McLean,| 9. Thomas M. Bell. democrat.® Maryland. M. C. Garber, republican. LB Schmlot wepublican:, crat; Lauren E. Arnoid, ¢ A republican: Thomas J. Spellacy, demo- o crate 3 14. Harry M. Wurzbach. republican.s | g : Foll. S moctinl epu! o pellacy, | 10, Carl Vinson, democrat. 1. T. Alan (oldsborough. democrat.* Zach A Harrls, democrat. 14. Harry Hertzberg, democrat .| Barney Haughey, old-age-pension crat: lsador Polsky, soclalist-farmer- Niam C. Lankford, democrat:® | 1° Charien d Batios Sapuplican: 8. H. C~ Geist, soctalist. 15 JOR N G s party; G. F. Stevens, farmer-labor AN SN U= William . Larsen, democrat.® 2. Albert A. Blakeney, republican.® 8. Thomas P. Hopley, Independent. | 1g’ Clauq B. Hudspeth, democrat.s Connecticut —Charles A Temple - *T. Coleman du Pont, repub. Tdaho. £ g‘{-‘,’,‘,‘,:‘:“",', fif:;‘,;‘?l,?‘,':“,‘,’:f:,‘,fil Oregon. 18 Drd. A Simneon, vepublican, :i?-rlll;u’cbr‘;‘vj.'bhglaanrllixm‘;‘ld ::lu:;::fiemd' lan: Thomas ¥ Bayard, démocrat:| 1 furton I, French, republican.® 3 Dolem s chamlin doct 1. Willla C. Hawley, republican® and | 17 Thomas L. Blanton democrat® | ciyiist farmer-labor. 35 i piving Mareh 3. 1928 T Coleman du 1 Ceonseryy: ‘vp‘“::-"‘::,“!‘""“' 2 SoRnEBRIlpAHI republican: 2 Nichmin 1 Sinnott republican.s | 18 Marvin Jones, Gemocrat ® Aen aar Clltond AL Walker; " o can; ) v = W W ro . . Antony Dimarco, t. 20 . S 3 X 4 J 3 . mocrat. B e o M ronasen"| 2 Addison T. Smith. republican.® 3 Dr B 3 Netatades postallat. 2. James H Graham, democrat. |18 1. 0. Ward, republican. Idaho—Charles (. Moore, republ jgcrat: Yrank Stepheam. forward | 2 Wi P Whitaker, democrat Verne L. Reynolds, labor. 3. Clifton N. Arthur, republican. Utah can: Moses Alexander, democrat; H crat: W. . Lawson, republican; Wal-| > Dow Dunning. progressive. . J. Charles Linthlcum, democral.® § Bl Yiatiius demoret dent 1. Don B. Colton, republican ® F. Samuels. progressive. tor I ticorse, democrat. A i 1ilinols. e ‘x:i.Ee(],.w:rx ‘s‘:'l(:u re:mc':‘:‘fi::‘- 3. F. T. Johns, industrial labor. 1 A}“"“""O'L Welling, democrat. I ';'x Fien e okendall, republican: ndiana—Albert J. Beveridge, re-l \ oo o ol ® L blican. . ce A. S . 80 3 . John O. Walters, farmer-labor. K. S LCmOg Sl ¥ M: A ) can. on: 5 3 4 0% ansas —W. Y. Morga i Seih B Trunke: Soctaabranor | 1. Charles Hallbeck, soclalist. Clarence M. Roberts, democrat. 1. William 8. Vare, republican* 5 G Lothe: Tarmetaabo M. L. Phillips, =ocialist. war Smith W, Brookhart. repub-| |- John H. Kennedy, farmer-labor. Joseph J. Jarboe, soclalist. 1. Stephen Flanagan, democrat. Lol i mer=Jabor. Maine—Percival P. Baxter. repub- ; iSO Hrogichiace, (sl 2 Jumes R Mann. republican.s T hiioe, imociall 1. Samuel Braderman. sociallat. Vermont. lican (elected September 11). ne*Frederick Hale, republican. | 3 Zasm. L Block demacrat, 5. F. W. Hartley-Hellyer, independ- S O el e eane Fred G. Fleetwood, republican. | iapiacas ety Channing 1T Cox, elected Septembs 2 £ . 5 nt. i rohib : 3 < crat. A R i erald, Marsiand. t'.ln;:plllol. France, repub-| 2 William Emerson, farmer-labor. | 6. Frederick N. Zihlman, republican.® andspronibition. P mnsen domosrar |dpmocrat: Walter S. Hutchins, so- William Cabell Bruce, democrat;| 3 Elliott W. Sproul. republican. 6. Frank W. Mish. democrat 2 BlltniDuane:Davis, democrat. John J. Wilson. demacrat clalist; Henry Hess socialist-labor. Rev. 5 cialist; . . Thomas M. Crane. democrat. 6. P. ¥ e i 2. Helen Murphy. socialist. - i HIGEmOoCTS Michigan —*Alexander J. Groes- Rev. James L. Smiley, socialist; Robert 't . P. Oswald Weber, soclalist. 5 Franels I Mecaniey. single tax : / heck ., Groes R uboe | 2 Kellam Foster, socialist 2 Francis I McCauley, single tax, | Virginia. heck, republican; Alva M. Cummins 3 ‘husetts—*Henry (abot Lodge.| 3. George Stone, farmer-labor. Massachusetts. . Harry C. Ransley. republican. 0 - . (dcnmvmx; Benjamin Blumemberg. o ansachusstte_sHenry, Cabot LodBe.[ J: JoRnoW. Ralness democrats 1 AlToh T Tr e AR AT, vepublican:® 3. Bdward P. Carroil, democrat. - % Otis Bland, democrat |socialist:’ Belden . Hovt, prohib- CRAL John W, Sherman, socialist: John | 4 Henry G. Dobler. republican. 1. Thomas F. Cassidy, democrat. I e s Seorke Dejme Wise, epublican. | donist] Bdward Ry Markley, socialist- Gichols. prolibition progressive: | 4- John F. Krause, socialist. 2. Frederick H. Gillett, re can.* 1 ; 2 bii percy S, § : ol Vs Il o ey Wash-| 5. Adoloh J. Sabath, democrat.* L leh B Raa /sepublican ¢ George W, Edmends, republican® Percy S. Stephenson, republican. | Minnesota—eJ. A. 0. Preus, re- ington Cook. independent 5. Jacob Gartenstein. republican. 3. Calvin D. Paige, republican.® 4. Josephik, Willtnk. democrat s andrew 4. Montague, idemocral.t)nublican; | Edward 1. Drehus; demo- Michigan—eCharles E. Townsend., re-| 5. Michael Sambrowskl, socialist. 3. W. Fred O'Connell, democrat. = I s k. demoprat. - Channing M. Ward, republican. |crat; Magnus Johnson, farmer-labor publican: Woodbridge N. ferris, demo- | 5. William J. Rfordan, farmer-labor. L S. Ollver, conservative and non- R TP Tetick I Drewry, democrat® ¢ Nebfacka—Charles H. Randall, re- erat illam 1. Krieghoff, s ! 6 John R. Gorman. republican.* partisan league. & S o R Herbert Rogers, republican. public Charles W. Bryan, demo- e nalliai 1L M ik eshatt b T T Sorman republican. STt leme L e 5. James. J. "Connolly. republican J. Murray_Hooker. demoecrat® “lerat; Harry (© Parmenter. nro Minnesota—+Frank B Kellogg, rte-! 6. John S. Martin. socialist. . Willlam #. Dyer, democrat. e o A s reaney Auhroneat b Dr S O Smith; Yepublican: | krossive; Charles H. Randall, pro- publican: Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen. | i M. Alfred Michaelson, republican.® John Jacob Rogers, republican.® aving the Univeraity of Winconsin, Horace 0. Wetmore, non of Frank | 5 Henry Close. socialist. i’ - (Clifrora -““‘_‘“‘.”"”“M demacrar. 4 hivition. democrat. Henrih Shipstcad. farmer-| 7. Frank M. Padden, democrat. Andrew E. Barrett, democrat. | 0. Wetmore, prealdent of the Firat National Bank of Chicago, returned| 3 Oliver Wingret, single tax. s S ea e, mepu bt & vada—Joln H. Miller. republican apor. N ! T John M. Collins, socialist A. Piatt Andrew, republican.® | home and told hix dad he wanted to be a packer. He figured he could learn | 5 Charles Bergen, voters' league Joha Paul N femoctal democrat . Tississippi—Hubert 11, Stephens. | % Daniel J. Gllfoy. farmer-labor. i Charles I. Pettingell, demoerat. maore shout the husiness by starting nt {he bottom where meat ix packed | 6 (icorge A. Welsh. republican. S B e i TS shire—Winsor H. Good- demperats John 1. Cook. republicans S.| & Stanley i1’ Kunz. demoerat.s Frederick Butler, republican than he could at college. Hin father agreed aud young Wetmore got a job| 6 Robert J. Sterrett. democrat. 2% Deation Socredemocrat republican; Fred M Brown jpRose, socialint i i § Fred S De Cola. regublican. Will P. Connery, jr. democrat. | herding cows under old Uncle Amos Belfux, who once herded cattle on the | 6 John W. Quick, socialist " John H. Wessinger repnbi i St e ames et demosraty (i & Henry . Stockbridge. socialist. . Fred W. Dallinger. republican® | range. The photograph shows the former university student get: first| 6. Robert Carson. prohibition. Ceorpe O Pespnck, Kepubiican | New Jersey—William N, R rewster, an: William M.| & James M. Cahill, farmer-labor. . John F Daly, democrat lceture on cow psycholcxy from “Professor” Helf 6. Frederick E. Mayer, single tax. 10 1 ge C. Peery, democrat. republican: George < . randt. soclalist. 9. Fred A. Britten. republican.* | Charles . Underhill, republican.s | O O | 7 George P. Darrow. republican®|}o: Jarry St G. Tucker democratt {erat; Martin R McDonald, workers \ana—Burton K. Wheeler, demo- | 9. James Prendergast, democrat. | Arthur D, Healy. democrat | and_prohibition. - 10., John"Martin, Tepublican {party of America: Edward M. Caffall "-lfl \\\‘. Riddick ‘r'rublxcan.\ 9. Evar Anderson, socialist . Peter F. Tague, democrat.® 4. Charles Browne, democrat {21. Royal H. Weller, democrat. 7. John W. Graham, jr., democrat Washington. jsingle tax; Frank Sanders, social- 2 re M. Ambrose. soclalist, = "110. Carl R. Chindblom. repulilican.* I Toval L Jentiae sepunlican: 5. Ernest R. Ackerman. republi | 210 Frank Crosswalth, socialist and Enaivotareilsseue A e | 1abor. . %0 Nebraska_<Gilbert M. Hitcheock, | 10. Rernard M. Wiedinger. democrat. |11, George I Tinkham. republican.e| 5 Miss 8. E. Mclaughton, soc farmer-labor. 7. Willlam G. Toplis. socialist. I fohn ¥, Miiller, republican. i New Mexico—C. L Hill, republican a T e pdTowell, republican: | 10. Michael J. Scanlan, sociallst. - David J. Brickley, democrat. 5. Monell Sayre, democrat. . Mamie Colvin, prohibitionist. 7. James F. McCormick, single tax.| 1 peq s mopacr democrat James F. Hinkle, democrat. WVjgiames 1. Reobe, progressive: Ralph {10, erdinand C. Dahms. farmer-jabor. 12, James A. Gallivan, democrat,* 6. Randolph Perkins, republican.® Anthony J. Griffin, democrat.* 3 Thomas S. Butler, republican.® | 3 Ficaion jreaon. farmer-labor New York—eNathan L. Miller. re- e o wanr. demoerat; | 11- Erank R. Reid. republican. . Alexander H. Rice, republican. 6. Thomas A. Shields, democrat Charles' F. Connolly, republican. | 8 Willlam T. Ellis, democrat and [ 3 pingley ' Hadley, republican.® | publican: Alfred I3. Smith, democra, “Key Pittman, 111 BAward J. O'Brien: democrat. . Robert Luce. republican.® George N, Seger, republic Ernest Bohm, socialist and farm- independent. 2 Fred A. Clize, democrat Edward F. Cassidy, socialist d . Chandier. republican. 111 Frank L. 'Ruvmond. soclatist . Louis A, Frothingham, repub- Willlam A. Cadmus, democrat. er-labor. 8. Albert J. Vernon, soclalist 2. B. B. Tyler, farmer-labor. farmer-labor; George K. Hinde, Hre Ll DO R S . Fuller, republican.® an 4 Frank Hubschmidtt, soclalist. 23 Albert B. Rossdale, republican.®| 8 Julta R. Hazard. prohibition. 1 3 Albert Johnson, republican.® Ribitlon: Serormiah b Crowter conn. ne Edward @Bl ot FOpubL oo L Davidl N A Eray @ Shae AL © 1. Santhouse. sociails 23. Frank Oliver, democrat. 9. Henry W. Watson, republican | §- J: M. Bhillps, farmer-labor. labor. UFAEN, moCIN - Teu e Nelam L o Hale. socialist. . William S. Greene, republican.* . Rev. Warren P. Coon, republican. 33 Salvatore Ninfo, soclalist and| 9. C. William Freed. democrat. 4. John W. Summers. republican.® |'*N7T. oo .p 4 o bl '“_'; h""j[‘ B“d m”‘r’fh 13, . McKenzie, republican.® . Arthur J. B. Cartier, democrat. . Frank J. McNulty, democrat. | farmer-labor. 9. Elmer Young, socialist. 4. Charles R. Hill, democrat. publican: William Lemke estos, re- wialisti dohn U, Butierworth. {130 William G, Curtiss, democrat. 5. Charles L. Gifford, republican. Edward H. Mead. socialist. 23. Leo Boeder. prohibitionist. 5. C. W. Rambo, prohibition 4 Elihu Bowles. farmer-labor. dent. m Lomite, Indepen;: i ori” William J. Wallace. | 137 Navier . (iehant. socialist 5. James I. Dorfan,. democrat. i 9. Richard W. Parker, republican.* 34 BenJamin L. Falrchild, republi-{10. W. W. Griest, republican.® 5. 8. Stanley Webster, republican.® Ohio—C emgle tax: Louis M. Wolf. workers |1y, William J. Graham. republican. . : | 8. D F. Minahan, democrat. e 10, Frank C. Musser. democrat Sam B. Hill. democrat. g ozcarmi 3. Thompson; repnb: e e “Audricus 1if Lo Raer demenrat Michigan. ]10. Frederick R. Lehlbach. republican.® | 24. James V. Ganly, demoerat. 110 Laurence H. Watres, republican| o Harry J. Vaughn. farmer-labor. |G\ ma ® Pomahiry democrat, Meyice dricus . John ‘A. Nelson. socialist. Hugh Shepherd. re : 1100 J. F. Cahill, democrat. 2 Phillp Cmstadter, socla ndd and prohibition Rt Xlahoma-—Jo d=. republican : Stephen B, Da 14. William €. Mardis, farmer-labor. . Rontrt B Clents, papheen. | 11. Archibald E. Olpp. repubtican.® farmer-Tabor. 1t &N 11 patrick” McLane. democrat. 1. B e e S R A T M. Caider, re. {13 Edward 3 King. republican. | Earl C. Michener, repubiieane |11 John J. Eagan. democrat. J.'M ‘Wainwright, republican and |12 Clarence D. Coughlin, republican® | !- Benjamin L. Rosenbloom. repub- | {0 & 2 m M Calder, re |15 Charles C Cralg, democrat. James 'W. Helme, democrat {11. James U. Rellly. socialist. prohibitionist. and prohibition. ML leay A B Dapioott, _ repub: nd. demaerat: 15 Emil P. Nelson. sociallat. . John M. C. Smith, repubttenn.s |11 dependent Robert A. Osborn, democrat. 12. John J. Casey. democrat, socialist| 1. Raymond Kenny. democrat iean: Walter M. Pierce, democrat ' enry |15 William E. Hull. rept George B. Smith. democrat. 112 s F. X. O'Brien, democrat.* H. W. Wessling, soclalist and unfon” labor. - George M. Bowers. republican.® P eonsyivania—Gifford Pinchot. re- socialist rnon Lee. | 15 Jesse Rlack. jr. demeerut. . Tohn G Vateh o camocral o 12, William A. O'Brien. republican. Hamitton - Fier et e publican, | 13- George F. Brumm, republican and R. B L. Allen. democrat. publican; John A. McSparran, demo- hlist and farmers. Ocannor, |13 James Lofthoute. socialist. Homer S Carr, democrat, 12, Valentine Bausch, socialist farmer-labor and prohibitionists | 5 o PrOmIbition. " | & John € Chase, sociallet. frat: Lalith Martin Wilton. soclaliet: o R Fruzterrepubtic | 18- William T. Smith. farmer-labor. . Carl 15 Mapes. republican.® New Mexico. . Thomas Pendell. democrat. 3. Charlesky. Ditchiey,: democrat, AT Resd, republican B hemt T peehibition: AvAtlidm R v RIS {17 Frank H.'Funk. republican.® . Claude O. Taylor, democrat. i At large - . Alfred . Perkins, socialist 13: Con B Foley. soclaliat. i pomon, demgcrat Dix. s o paustristist ;5 John! W) e eAtice Pomerens. democrats | 15 Erank Gillexpie. democrat. rant M. Hudson, republican. Mrs. A, Otero-Warren, republican Charles B. Ward, republlcan.® ¢ Brii b Cornerd republican;e - Hamry G Woodyvard. republican.| Dix, single tax o Atlee Pemere e mamodrali 11T John E. Abbott, sociallst harles R. Adair, democrat. John Morrow, democrat. John J. Burns, democrat 14 Quiliam M Croll democrat. - George W. Johneon.” democrat. Rhode Island—Harold J. Gross. re Smean_ B Frgnifican; _Sies " L. J. Salch. farmer-labor. Hallen M. Bell, iarmec.tabor. 5 Boris \Fogelson; socialiat, ] 4. George Snyder. soclalist. A s Goodykoontz, republican.® | Rublican; William & Flynn, demn. ginia Darlington Green. inder . William P. Holaday. repu - Louix €. Craniton. republican.* New York. John J. Burns, farmer-labor. 15. Louia/ . _McFadden, ‘republican® [ Homes 9. Ly, democrat ¢ |Siories F Dishop, aoclalist- b e (GHITE. March Andrew B. Denis. democr: . Patrick H. Kane, demoerat. | 1. Robert L. Bacon. republica H. Westlake Coons, prohibitionist. |- - “Rd Prohibitionist. - Leonard . chols, republican.s jG¢orge W. Miiler, labor party. PR A R ames P. Miller. socialist. - Bird J. Vincent. republican. 1. S. A. W. Baltazzi, democrat and 25, Parker Corning. democrat. 15. T. Francis Carroll, democrat. { 6. J. Alfred Taylor. democrat. outh Carolina—Thomas b P s L 18, ¢ L. Mulhall, farmer-labor S. Dewitt Vought. democrat. farmer-labor. | Charles M. Winehester, republican, | 15- Edgar R. Kiess, republican® and| 6. Homer James, socialist Aemocrat 14 Robinson. protibitionist: Rariz|19. Allen F. Moore. republican.* 9. James C. McLaughlln, republican,| 1- Barnet Wo'f. socialist. " Willlam S. Wenaley. soclalist. prohibitioniat Winconsi South Dakota_*wiliiam M. Mo- O o P atl tertn ends |13 Raymond D. Meeker, democrut. 9. William JI. Henderson, democrat.| 1- William A, Simons. prohibition . James §. Parker, republican and s Dt demaat . . g Ionter, republioan: Touls X Crll e i X, fuil term end- {1, John R. Hefner. socfalist. 10. Roy 0. Woodruff, repubiicane | 2. Jobn J. Kindred. democrat.® prohibitionist.® - F. A McGowan, socialist. | }- Henry A. Cooper, republican.* SanocTat: Miss Alice Wortaine:Daly; bl £ 14 A Reed.120] Guy L. Shaw, republican {11, Frank D. Scott, republican.® . Frank E. Hopkins, republican . Willlam H. Faxon, democrat. 1. Clinton Kline, republican® and| ]. Niels I Nielsen. socialist. Nen-Partisan League. crut: Cra aitats Raeetbis o hrdor Ralney. [demoorat {11 Robert H. Rayburn, democ 3. Peter J. Flanagan, socialist and Cornelfus Beucher. soclallist. . g Drohibitionist. Edward Voigt. republican.* Ly e e Ao vepub: C A Tiiaey | 21- Loren I Wheeler. republici 12. W. Frank James, republican. farmer-labor. 1 Frank Crowther, republican and{'’ Herbert W. Cummings, democrat William F, Schanen. democrat. lican; Austin Peay, democrat g ot st Willlam | 217 J. Earl Major. democrat. 12 Frederick Kappler, democrat 3. John Kissel, republican.® i prohibitionist sand soclalist 3. John M. Nelson, republican.* epheXas—W. H. Awell, repubiican: urke arles 3. 131 Ferman Babm. socialist. 10 Gl enicty ubpler, democrar 3. G W. Lindsay. democrat. A LT S e 18. Edward M. Beers, republican and| 3. Martha Riley, Independent-demo- | *FAt M. Neff. democrat .‘.-n,‘:., «TP‘V‘!\| ‘n:nrlmx . Duncan McDonald. farmer-labor. |13. Ferris H. Fitch d";m"l;l an; 3. Ham Pasage, socialist and |39 Lawrence E. Gerrity, soctailst, _prohibitionist. | crat _Vermont—Redfield Proctor. repub- March seorse W, Pepper. |32 Bdivars T Milier. republican. . 3 s abo 30 pawrence I Gerrity. soclallst on, |18 King Alexander. democrat. John C. Schafer. republican. lican: J. Holmes Jackson, democrat republican: L Keve, democrat: Campbell, democrat. Minnesota. { 3. Frederick K. Oakley. prohibition © B atmer-abor —and pronibitians |15 John Sheets, socialist. { 4. Joseph F. Drezdzon, democrat. _ Wisconsin—*John J. Blaine, repub- William J. Van Esse Al Bk Noway, socialist Distriet. | 4 Thomas H. Cullen. democrat.® | o ¥ 19. Aaron S. Kreider, republican® and! 4. Edmund T. Melme. Socialist {lican: M. L. Welles, prohibition; Louix i Lewis, pronibit i JEAn WL 132 Daniel 1. Thomas, farmerciabor. | - Sydney Anderson. republican. 4. Dominic E. Picone. republican. i e e prohibitionist. { 5 William H. Stafford. republican. | Arnold. socialist; Arthur A. Ben:- Thompson. progr e,/ - Edwin B Brooks. republican. | L J.F. Lynn, democrat. 4. George L. Giefer, soclalist and| At BBy sl 5 19. Frank C. Sites, democrat. { 5. Victor L. Berger, socialist democrat: A. A. Dietrich, social- n, single tax. L . William A. Arnold, democrat 2 Frank Clague, repubiican.* TATersabon. i T S o can and |y Sam Young. socialist. i 5. John M. Callahan. independent- | 'St abor. = Iland—ePeter . Gerrs. |33 Praderich A. Cawles. wocalist, § & Charles R- Davis, republican.s . GanILaLTT. VG sat prohibition;s ; e Yool republican and;2o ‘George M. Wertz. republican democrat. Wyoming—John W. Hay. repub t: R. Livingston Beeckman, |35 Thomas S. Willlams. republican.| 3 Lillian Cox Gault, democrat. Ardolph L. K'ine, republican.* lagl gy prenlat s erai L _prohibitionist. 6. Florian Lampert, republican.* lican: W. B, Ross, democrat; Richard republ oir ckellar | 24 Do T. Woodward, democrat. 4 r E. Keller, republican.* | & Loring M. Black. jr.. democrat. |33 J1 J- Dalev. democrat. 20. Warren Worth Bailey, democrat| 6. William E. Cavanaugh, independ. | SRullier. Soc _Tennessee—*Kenneth D, McKellar |35 Eqward E. Denison, republican.® | 4 Paul Doty, democrat. | 5 Louls Weil, socialist and farmer- Tame °c Z-b” C‘( = ot and socialist. ent-democrat i — = democrat: Newell Sanders. republican. | 35" Cooper Stout, democrat, 5 Walter H. Newton. republican.s | labor. |32 James Corbett. farmer-labor. |20. Robert M. Palmer. Roosevelt. . Joseph D. Beck. republican * _Tex aric B. Mayfield, democrat; | 257 Norman M. Harris, soclalist. . John R. Coan. democrat. . William M. McNichol prohibition. |33 g0 ':‘1:;’ %3 gl‘ (3] d"P“ ACR1; 20. Faber V. McCloskey, labor. . Bert A. Jolivette, independent- George I B. Peddy, republican. {35 James McCollum, farmer-labor. . Harcld_Knutson, republican.® . Warren 1. Lee, republican.® 133, Charles L. Letson. soctaliat. S d, Danke Durt ttpullicen nd democrat Utah—*William H. King. democrat: | A¢ farge— . John Knntes s Sn i I. Stengle, democrat : Charles L Letson. soctallat. prohibitionist. 7. A. W. Steinbach, independent-so- Jirnest Bamberger, republican; C. T. Richard Yates. republican.® Peter J. Seberger, progressive. 5. Mina Eskenazl, socialist and farm-|°% ].fmr Fattisen farmer-labor|21. Danial S. Brumbaugh, democrat. cialist, = s Stoney. farm-labor. William Murphy. democrat - Andrew J. Volstead. republican.* ) and prohibitlonist. 21. Earl W. Rothrock, soclalist and| 3 Edward E. Browne, republican.® Vermont—Frank L. Greene, republi-| Fred W. Wenschoff. socialist. . 0. J. Kvale, independent. ' . Willlam E. Moore, prohibition. |34 John) D Clarke: Srepublicin ‘and labor. = 8 Herman A. Marth, independent can: Willlam B. Mayo, democrat | Edward . Corri fatmar 1ebos | Oscar J. Larson, republican s . Michael J. Hogan. republican.* 1 cx“:‘;hm)‘.m\'a["i.l’ P 22. Mahlon N. Haines, republican and socialist. i i Virginia_ *Claude A, Swanson. dem- Hency R. Rathbone. republican. | Wil b Canes o ioen TohH B Guasie dermorrat - Glayton L. Wheeler, democrat. . prohibitionist. 9. George J. Schneider. republican ocrat: J. W. McGavock, republican Sirmon X Gorminy denocit. Halvor Steenerson. republican.* James Oneal, socialist and farmer- o oreck enr dge. “0;‘1‘"- « |22 Samuel F. Glatfelter, democrat. 9. Charles J, Hanzel. independept- O ot e Andrew Lafin, socialist. . Knud Wefald, farmer-labor. loe N alten W iasce; republican 22 George £ 'Parnbart, socisliat. democrat. V. 5 publican i), democrat; James Henry W. Olinger, farmer-labor. . Thomas D. Schall. republican.s | 155 Eredeiicl Sapaon. Sied 23. William T. Swoope. republican and| g Henry Grass, independent-repub- A Duncan. farm-labor. Winnifred M. Huck, republican. . H. B. Rutledge, progressive. { 8 Ch rederick Sander, socialist. socialist. lican. . B West Virginia—*Howard Sutherland. | Allen D, Abert, democrat. { & William E. Cleary. democrat. j36. John Taber. republican and pro-123. J. Frank Snyder. democrat. 10. James A. Frear, republican * republi Matthew M. Neely, demo- | F. O. Hartline. socialist, H Minsinnipy H Cavid P. Berenberg, socialist and | hibitionist. 23. Elisha Kent Kane, prohibitionist.| 10" Olin Swenson socianet, Co" P P erat: M. S. Holt. socialist. I Frank Donovan, farmer-labor. 1. John E. Rankin. democrat.® | farmer-labor. 36. David J. Sims, democrat. 24. Samuel "A. Kendall, republican® | i’ Hupert H Deave comubli ays 6 Per Cent H B. J. Lowery. democrat.® i 8 David H. Howell, prohibition 37. Gale H. Stalker, republican and and prohibitionist. | = . Peavy, republican. 4 < ;.‘\\u\m an; ,\\‘llnlp}fl R. B-lvmkgn:, pro- | Indiana. ! 3. Benj. G. Humphreys, democrat,s | & Andrew N. Petersen. republican.® | _ chl"<>hlblgonslmi e a i: ;}-rrlson(_N-LBnl)‘d demnlclra\. Wyoming. on shares maturing in 45 Ibittonist: Mrs. Jessie Juck HOODET. | 1. Ogear R. Neanes . Jeft Busby, democsat. : . Dantel J. O'Connell, democrat. 37. Charles P. Smith. democrat and|24. Herman G. Lepley. socialist. 4 i Independent: Richard Koeppel, inde- | 1* Sitans £ Whns, fepublican 15 R AT N . W. B. Robinson, soclalist and farm- farmer-labor. e 24. Joseph Green. union. ) S Tar it membaralin: Repnbiliean, 19 or 83 months. It vendent-socializt-labor. . Oscar E. Bland. republican.® . T. Webber Wilson, democrat er-labor. Villiam J. G. Wismar. socialist. |25. Henry W. Temple. republican®.|” charies E. Winter. republica w ] m(. u.dkl-;ndmkfllg_em-_ . Arthur IE Gieenwood: democrat, . Percy E. Quin, democrats. . Frank Mershon, prohibition. ;lreflcrl;k‘ '{:‘, Pierson. republican.| =ocialist and prohibitionist. Robert R. Rose, de-mm!’ml ean. Pays 4 Per Cent ocrat: Frank W. Mondell. republican: | 5 3¢ bnaren soetalist Tancs W ol oIt e . Lester D. Volk, republican . Mever Jacobsteln, democrat. 25. Charles 1. Faddis. democrat. Dani A Mmoot Wiiliam B. Guthrie, socialist. ! 3. Samue! A. Lambdin, republican.® . Emanuel Celler, democrat. | 38. Joel Moses, socialist. 26. Thomas W. Phillips, jr., repub- - Bat. n shares withdra: be. 1.3 FranL o Gardncr. denberat Minnourt. . Jerome T. DeHunt, socialist and|39. Archie D. Sanders. republican.® lican. DELEGATES. o IR NOMINEES FOR HOUSE. | John S. Benham, republican.® 3 gra:knc_ glnup..,zn republican.s Bez:;ne?&:orbmmbmm . Da‘:x:m,\ ax:uu, democrat and | 26. Jo:lr;’lfing;'sl"ler. democrat and pro- Ak, fore maturity. () Indicates, incumbents. i e Sl et Baih b o hocme . Daniel J. Riordan, democrat.* 39. Clark Allls, pronibitionist. |26 George F. Turner, socialist. | (fresent membership: Republican. 1.) M Than . 4 3 - Charles A, Bidaman, democrat. . E. Y. Keiter, republican. - Ralph Ceretta, republican. 40. Stephen W. Dempsey, republican2i. Nathan L. Strong. republican. ey Stikieriand. republican Assets More District. i} s . Phil Reinbold, soclalist. { 2. Elias R. Anderson. socialist. . Walter Dearing, soclalist and farm- and farmer-labor.® 27. Jane E. Leonard. democrat. ohn S. White, democrat. 000, 1. John McDuflie, democrat R botd. . o b3 Heney B % L. er-labor. 40. Philip Clancy, democrat. - R. V. Johns. socialist. $8,000,000 P LR . Richard N. Eiliott. republican. y F. Lawrence, republican. ol o 2 Glan 3 Lt S e Hawail. ; . Jol yeon, democrat.® S Tunten A Clitton, democrat | 3. Jacob L. Milligan, demoerat . D. Leigh Colvin, prohibition. 40. John W. Slacer, prohibitionist. 27. William Anderson. prohibitionist.{ [ . = < S Henry B. Steagall, democrat | 7" Merrill Moores, republican.® . Charles L. Faust, republican.® . Meyer London, socialist® and farm- | 41. Clarence MacGregor, republican.®|28. Harris J. Bixler. republican.® ohn Wise, republican. S 1 M . Carlos E. Roberts, republican. G ot P e el ‘ . Willlam 1. Spratt, oeonoess er-labor. 41. Willlam P. Greiner, democrat. 28. Charles E. Bordwell, democrat. | William Jarratt, democrat urplus More Than bt R ey Josepti BBk demoeral, B am I Serace dewoorat . Louls Zeltner. republican. 41, Frank Ehrenfried, soclalist. 28, N. H. Motsinger. socialist. i 000 - Lieater 1. 1o s - o 5 Blear G RIL AT Samuel Dickstein. democrat 42. James M. Mead, democrat and|29. Milton W. Shreve. republican® and z $800, Ny onatiean Honry I [Tostacnunlican: . Chris. D. Sullivan, democrat.* farmer-iabor.* prohibitionist. On Saturday Night. ol 8 Purncli S I 5. Joseph G Hodges, o : . Murray Firstman, republican. . Louls J. Schwendler. republican. {29. Charles N. Crosby. democrat. From Answers, London. e, Gt Ered S Purnell, republicans [ § Wi’ A eron CIalet can.e |18 Abraham Letkowltz, sociallst and |42 JF. Griesinger. socialist: 200 R W Tillotson, socialist. o | Teacher—Now. Willie. what is the Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. |f Nooiin, b A e . William R. Wood, republican.® Clement C. Dickinson. democrat, Nathan D. Perima blican.s | 43. Daniel’ & Ieed, = republican: ‘and 36 Ty R LT ERASECE FEPRRSlOrder ot ithie; Bathz JAMES BERRY. President ; ) . . Willlam _F. Spooner, democrat. . R. V. Shoemaker, soclalist. 1 g Detopabicant | DIONIDItionlst ki Willie (puzzled): Johnny comes SHUA W. Hotehkiss, republican. . David H. Knott, democrat. Frederick Garfield, democr. . Everett Kent. democrat. 3 c JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary ° ¢ = 1 p crat.® . Frank Field, socialist. Roscoe C. Patterson, republican.® 4 | 43. Frederick Garfield, democrat. 2 & first, then Henry, then the baby ,and 2 Georie Tuddieston, democrat. S L L I Barinol G o, Tepub . Jacob Panken, socialist and farmer- {43 Conrad Axelsohn. soclalist - George Druckenmiller, socialist. | (iin me a .. Lemon. republica - 3 5 2 o = abor. - J. Willk ] . Adam M. Wyant, republican® an d 10, William B. Bankhead., democrat.+|11. $amuel E. Cook. democrat. oax Cox, socialist. . Kenneth S. Guthrie, prohibition. RS R Pronibittoniet . . Sidney C. Roach, republican.® Harry Otis, soclallst. . Mrs. St. Clair Moss, democrat. Louis W. Fairfleld, republican.* Nerth\Caraliaa, . Hallett S. Ward, democrat.* . James M. Cramer, democrat. . Thomas J. Ryan, republican.* . Harry Eckard, socialist. John J. Boylan, democrat. Arizona. rat.® 1. Mrs. HL A. Guild, republican. . Charles W. Branstrator, democrat.| 9. Theo. W. Hukriede, republican. Leonard Kaye. socialist and farmer- ) blican, Stephen G. Porter. republican.® Arkansas. . Andrew J. Hicke, republican.® X 2“""“ A. Cannon, democrat. labor. f Ei,‘.;;,,“,?:."c‘;i;. R ecsats P. M. O'Donnell, democrat. Wilham FoDeiver deniocrats Miss E. K.. O'Keefe, democrat. . Cleveland A. Newton, republican.®|15. Aaron R. Lewis. prohibition. . C. L. Abernethy, democrat. James J. Marshall, socialist. . A. A. Alexander, democrat. . George A. Hoehn, soclalist. . Harry B. Hawes, democrat.® Bernard P. Bogy. republican. . Emil J. Tscnudin, socialiat. . W. Bourke Cockran, democrat.® . John C. O'Connor, republican. . Jessle W. Hughan, socialist and farmer-labos William A. Oldfield, demoerat.® Jud Tout. republican John N. Tillman, democrat.® J. Frauk Carleton, republican. . Thomas J. Hood, republicar . Edward W. Pou, democrat.® . F. Eugene Hester, republican . Charles M. Stedman, democrat.® Iowa. . William F. Kopp, republican.* . John M. Lindly, democrat. Arthur W. Saarmann, socialist, . M. Clyde Kelly, republican®, dem- ocrat and prohibitionist. . William Adams, socialist. John M. Morin, republican.® Power Gamble, prohibitionist. i i Positions Open for 3 4 Ous Wingo, democrat.® { L Arthur ¥ 11 . Henry W. Livington, prohibition. & & b i 2 Harry E. Hull, republican Leonidas C. Dyer, republican, " Ogden L. Mills, republican.* e e e . Silliam N, McNalr, democrat and 5 Heartsill Rugon, democrat Wavnelo cools Wemoctat. Doy nel demotres - Herman A. Metz, democrat. William J. McDonald, republican. prohibitionist. E: 2 d C] hi S l . John W. White; republcan. T 3 5 Rovinson, republican. |13, Marion . hodes. repupticans |1 Moariiaber, 0o oclalist and farm-| & william C' Hammer, democrat.s |30 JINert JeRRE, SR Xperience othing dSalesmen % Tilman B Packs; democrat:s | Fred rélk!:?g:rn‘lar:bcdle-ln:‘eraL . Beott Wold!, democrat. = - Robert J. McAusiand, prohibition. | 5. Bavert 1o Doueniton, demoeratss . Louis K. Manley, democrat and b . E. Elk X : X . McDonald, socialist. | John F. Carew, democrat. : Do ; av. 47 ““rohibitionist. 1 Clurence B, crats and re-| 4. Gilbert N. Haugen. repubiican.® . Edward D. Hays. republican.* Albert B. gohwartz, republican, | & Qi J; Ike, Cumphell, republican. i35 ' B, Miller, socialist. " . . . publican A. M. Schanke, democrat. . James F. Fulbright, democrat. . Benjamin “Howe, socialist and| 3 R . Sufford, republican. 36. Guy_E. Campbell, democrat®, re- We have immédiate need for = John 2. Raker. democrat® and re- ‘enus (EOIE. republican.’ U. Lionberger, socialist. farmer-labor. 10. Zébui wea‘ller pdemucn.n . publican and prohibitionist. publican. G. ‘A‘. Smith, democrat. R oseph J. Manlove, republican. . Herbert D. Burnham, prohibition- "f Ral h‘"]!‘ Fishi r're Ilb"CIn. 36. Willlam W. Nooning, socialist. 1 tl 1 l v ¥ . 1 Charles F. Curry, republican® and C. Willlam Ramseyer, republican.® | 15. Frank H. Lee, democrat. iet. 30 v:cg“”- Eher; ;TeD) 5 tVacancy. three 1oroughnly experiencec James E. Craven, democrat. D. Reld, socialist. e njoarat . Miles M. Jones, soclalist. ;. G Hoars st Walter M. Chandler. republican.® Rhode Island. clothing salesmen—men who are el E R R PRt b b . republican® mnd | Phil_A. Bennett, republican. . Samuel Marx, democrat. North Dakota. R assius C. Dowell, republican.® . Thomas L. Rubey, democrat. . Phillp Zausner, socialist, S 1. Clark Burdick. republican.® +. Hugo Ernst. socialist. Winfred E. Robb. democrat. . Henry M. Fouty. sociallst. faie S ahE T b el lger B B remmiane | 1 G F. O'Shaughnessy, democrat. ble t I‘ t clothi of tl 5 Jom 1 Nolan republicans and) [ Charles Gay, soclallet | | G George B. Youngs, prohibitionist.| 3 S EC Daemer 1edependenc. 2. Richard S, "Aldrieh, republican. able to present clothing e democrat. ) 3 - - 8 = Fiorello H. La G X o) 3 W d 2 s 2. Percy J. Cantwell, democrat. . . R A eute L rep B AR, J. P. Doughton. democrat. . Wash. J. McCormick. republican.® eane Guardia, republi-| 3 James H. Sinclair, republican.® 1 3 155c Ginl, republican. finest quality to an unusually 7 Tiugh W Rrunk. democrat. };'.':’1:-\'" R Greerreputlican s Joln e Ev;gn‘n).. aelmocml . Henry Frank, democrat. . Jeremiah E. O'Connell, democrat. B 7. El a S. Beals, socialist. 5 3 at. rs. Lulu F. ‘wley, socialist. 132, : L e sepublican® and | 10. L J. Dickinson, republican.® Scott Leavitt, republican: e . socimiist, and South Carolina. particular patronage. Tew 10. Jett' W. Douglas, democrat. . Preston B. Moss, democrat. republica 1. W. Turner Logan, democrat.® v e At ee. republican® and|1l. Willlam D. Boles, republican.s . S. T. Moody, soclalist. B G oo 1. Reév. Sig. L. Blomgren, republican. 2 . . T Gorats 11. Guy M. Gillette, democrat. Sl {World's Y. z A D e 2. James F. Byrnes, democrat.® To new men our instructions are brie 2 Walter F. Lineberger, repubiican.® Kansas. NeRrankn orld’s Youngest Editor: - Fioy & % \izgeratd, republican.s | & 9. ‘harles H. Randall. democrat. W. L. Anderson, ican. : A - G B 4 10, Henry % Osborne, republican® and Daniel R. Anthony, jr., republican. Toha e Morebasd pastcan: Has Read 1,000 Volumes| 3 TR 4 M. P. Norwood, republican. First, and above all, Be Truthful. democrat Frank Grags, democrat. Mrs. E. Luela Barton. prohibition. ok e 5. William F. Stevenson, democrat.* j 11. Philip D. Swing, republican® and Edward C. Little, republican.s R. H. Thorpe, republican. g ey K ompaon. ropublican.e| & Allard H. Gasque, democrat. Second, Give and Guarantee Lasting _democrat. . William H. Thompson, democrat. W. C. Parriott, democrat. e Ty aemoniay Hampton P. Fulmer, democrat.® Salisfastiam fok cevery garmant: pur: VacEney: | o cirado Chiattos Brounane domaarys A iNincoln T1Ad,’ progressive. : Charles C. Kearns, republican. South Dakota. °d D < 3 s, 3 Willis G. Sears, republican. . William N. Gableman, democrat.| 1. ¢. A. Christopherson, republican.® chas: George W. Snyder, soclalist. Homer Hoch, republican.® Walter W. Austin, democrat. ‘Thomas H. McGill, social 1. William N. Vaile. republican.® Renjamin C'. Hilliard, democrat. Katie K. Howard. farmer-labor. . Charles B. Timberlake, republi- James H. Hanley, democrat. Roy M. Harrop, progressive. Robert E. Evans, republican.' Edgar Howard, democrat. . Charles Brand, republican. . Charles B. Zimmerman, democrat. . R. Clint Cole, republican.® John_Stedronsky. democrat. Hasvold, Non - Partisan To capable men who can qualify we ue. Lt . Royal C. Johnson. republican.® E 3 democrat. . can.® . James G. Strong, republican. John Havekost, . H. H. Hartmann, A ] Aibo Dr. €. M. Worth. democrat | 5. Clarence E. Hatfield, democrat. Melvin O, McEaugniin, republican.e . Wilusmw Chalmers, epublican:?) o B Ryan, dem e Non-Parti- offer permanent positions, with adib SremEREEEE R Hays B. White, republican.® F. W. Boyd, democrat. B. B. Bretthauer, socialist. J. N. Tincher, republican.® A. 5. Allphin, democrat. E. E. Colglazier, soclalist. Richard E. Bird, republican.® W. A. Ares, democrat. Kentucky. Guy U. Hardy. republican.® Chester B. Horn. democrat. Edward T. Taylor, democrat.® Merle C. Vincent, republiean. onneeticut. Hart Fenn, republican.® Joseph F. Dutton., democrat. Henry Vanderburgh, soclalist, farmer-labor. . Richard P. Freeman, republican.* . Israel M. Foster. republican.® . James Sharp. democrat. . Edwin_D. Ricketts, republican.® . Mell G. Underwood, democrat. . John C. Speaks, republican.® . H. Sage Valentine, democrat. . James T. Begg, republican.® H. B. Cummins, democrat. John O. Schmidt, progressive. William E. Andrews, republican. Ash. C. Shallenberger, democrat. 8. J. Franklin, progressive. . W. E..Andrews, prohibition. . G. Simmons, republican. B. J. Minort, socialist and labor. John A. Smith, beer, It. wine plat. A. R. Humphrey, republican. san League. A Willlam Willamson, republican.® . George Philip. democrat. . George H. Smith, Non-Partisan League. Tennessee. B. Carroll Reece, regublican.* J. Will Taylor, republican.® Rupert Reynolds, democrat. eral compensation, based upon their carnest efforts. mmne An interview will be granted applicants by the Manager of the Men's Clothing Dcpartment. PENNNAASNOAAsBEEREE . Arthur W. Overmyer, democrat. F. E. Whittemore, republican. . Martin L. Davey, democrat. EETL 1. 2. Raymond J. Jodoin, democrat. 1. Alben W. Barkley. democrat.® w Moore, republi 2. D blican. . Albert Boardman, socialist, farm-| 1. F. M. McCain, republican. i Eharlestw Bl (onjunexsterm: G R aresander demeorat. | 3 B B Rayolds: demoeral er-labor. 2. David H. Kincheloe, democrat.e Nevada. Joseph H. Hines, republican.s 4. Wynne F. Clouse, republican.* . John Q. Tilson. republican.® 2. George W. Jolly, republican. At large— - John S. McSweeney, democrat. 4 Syaen Hull, democrs 1. Robert Y. Thomas, jr., democrat.e |~ A. Grant Miller, republican. . William M. Morgan, republican.*| 5. Edwin L. Davis, democra . Schuyler Merritt. republican. 1. W. O. Moats, republican. S 3 - Willlam A, Ashbrook, demoerat.| o Tomeph . Byrns. democrat Archibald McNeill, jr., democr: 4. Ben Johnson, democrat.s pehire. Teant Murphy, Tepublican’ 15 W8 gaimon, democrat. 5. James P. Glynn. republican.® 4. P. N. Woodruft, republican. 1, John Scammon, republican. . Marion Huffman, democrat. . 8. A. Vest, republican. " Patrick B. O'Sullivan, democrat. | 5. Maurice H. Thatcher, republican.| 1/ William N. Rogers, democrat. John G, Cooper, republican.s B a Ay Beott, republican.® Delaware. 5. Kendrick R. Lewls, democrat. 2. Edward H, Wason, republican.® . W. B. Kilpatrick, democrat. Gordon Browning, democrat. At _large— . Herman F. Young, farmer-labor.| 2. Willlam H. Barry, democrat. . Minor G. Norton, republican.® Finis J. Garrett, democra . E. J. Hughes, democrat. Ohlo. 1. Nicholas Longworth. republican.*® 1. Sidney G. Stricker, democrat. . Charles A. Mooney, democrat. Harry C. Gahn, republican.® Aged 9, of Brownsburx, Robert Crosser. democrat. edits and prints the “Hoosler Boy.” a | 22. Theodore E. Burton, republican.® six by mine inch, four-page paper,|22 Willlam J. Zoul, democrat. doing all the work himself. The i it editor has read :‘-‘:‘“fl-n-tlm "flm"l-“.filn Thomas A. Chandler, republisan.®| 2. John C. Box, democrat. from the public library of his home Everet B. Howard, democrat. 2. C. A. Lord, republican. towm, . Miss A. M. Robertson, republican.* ! 3. Morgan G. SBanders, democrat® P > . Arthur B. Rouse, democrat.® M. A. Brinkman, socialist, . Leo E. Keller, non-partisan. . J. Campbell Cantrill, democrat.® Ralph Gllbert, democrat.* D. H. Kincaid, republican. ‘Willlam J. Flelds, democrat.® 10. John W. ey, republican. 10, ¥, Tom Hatcher, democrat, l‘wn‘lle)?‘;.l.fllag;;:,e r;:'\:l:llcllt' . Hubert F. Fisher, democr: Frank A. Houck, forward. Florida. * Herbert J. Drane, democrat.* William Gober, republican. Frank Clark, democrat.' John H. Smithwick, democrat.* ‘Willlam J. Sears. democrat.® Howard W. McKay, republ |{:nn. New Jersey. F. F. Patterson, jr., republican,* Ethan P. Westcott, democrat. P. C. McCormick, socialist. Issac Bacharach, republican.® S ran ADDleby, repubRCan.s 5 eby, republican. Elmer H. Geran, democrat. Eljah C. Hutchinson, republican.® t. tes Incumbents. - Texas. 1. Eugene Black, democrat.® 1. J. ‘T. Bartlett, republi TIONALLY. i Fred H. Wominick, democrat.* t John J. McSwain, democrat. Stephen Whitney, democrat. ' Phmore