Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 5

B ATCHE MATRTY | MONTS 04173 Vote Stands 136,121 to Arm- strong’s 94,908 as Count Nears Finish. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., November H MVith 210 precincts missing out ot | 1116 in the state, Gov. Albert C.| Ritchie’ this morning had a majority ©f 41,213 over Attorney General Ale ender Armstrong, the governor's op= ponent for re-election. The vote was Ritchie, 136,121; Armstrong, 94,908. Mr. Ritchie's associates on the state ticket were carried along with him by majorities comparable to his They are W. S. Gordy, jr., for con- troller; Thomas H. Robinson, attor- ney general, and James A. Young, clerk of the court of appeals. The missing precincts are scattered among_ every one of the twenty-three counties, exclusive of Baltimore city, and nermally ‘would not alter the re- sult by more than a thousand or two votes either way. Assembly Returns. Maryland also elected members of the general assembly, but up to this forenoon only a few of the counties had reported. The democrats were claiming, however, that indications pointed to a democratic majority in both houses. In Baltimore they claimed five of the six legislative dis- tricts, conceding that the fourth di trict may go republican. This dis- trict contains a large negro vote, and an outstanding feature of the repub- lcan rally in the fourth was the probability that three negro candi- dates on the ticket for the house of delegates had been elected. If elect- od they will be the of their race | to sit in the Maryland legislature, | UPSET IN ALLEGANY. Armstrong 400 Behind in Race for Governorship. CUMBERLAND, Md, November 7. —Wih but four of the forty-seven pre- cincts in Allegany county missing, Ritchie, democrat for governor, 400 plurality over Armstrong, republican. This is the big upset of the election. | 1t was conceded Ritchie would make great inroads, but very few ventured the prediction he would carry the county. The vote, with the missing precincts, Ritchie, 6220 Arm- strong,, 5,798. About 65 per cent of the registered vote was st. James A.. Young, democrat, carried the county for clerk of the court of ap- poale over J. Clayton Brewer. repub- ican, by 2500, which is considered a great. personal tribute, Cumberland being Mr. Young's homé. The rest of the republicans’ state ticket gets the county, the vote being as follow Controller of the treasury land - (republican), 5.347; Gerdy ocrat), 4,272. Hol- (dem- Attorney_ general—Coleman (re- Jublican), "6.917; Robinson (democrat), Democrats Defeated. ‘William A. Huster, republican, wins by a big plurality for state's attorney over Frank A, Perdew, democrat, who once served a term in that office, while Ralph_ Young, republican, former chief of police of Cumberland, wins for sheriff over Patrick D. Har- vey, democrat, head of the Baltimore and Ohio Shop Crafts, by over 2, . The entire republican.eounty tic i3 elected, including six membei the house of delegates, on a dry pla form. They are: James H. Baillie, James Campbell, William Daldo, Charles Lewis, Rudolph Nickel, James Stevenson, jr. Organized labor made a big_stand for Ritchie, especially the United Mine Workers' of America, who a half dozen workers in each precinct, who appealed for support for two especially, Ritchie for governor and Harvey for sheriff. Labor also in- dorsed Gowland, Maher and Miller, of t- Reduced for Quick Sale Hollow type, stucco, Cali- fornia bungalow, with :ile roof, fine lot, garden and flowers. Six ‘rooms and bath, *hardwood floors and doors. .Tasteful fixtures and deeorations. Concrete-tile front por Splendid construction. Léxn than a year old—built by nud occupied by owner $13,850—Terms McKeever & Goss 1415 Eye St. Main 4752 Members of the Washington Real Estate Board BERMUDA WEST INDIES CARIBBEAN MEDITERRANEAN Around the World—South Sea Island—Cruises. CALIFORNIA—ALL WATER VIA PANAMA CANAL OBER’S 'STEAMSHIP AND TOURS No. 1 Woodward Building Phone M. 089 Interior | Decorating We offer not only: a service in the showing “and making up of the newest and handsomest "materials for hangings, but. a service in the planning, st imating and finishing of all or any part of your dec- yorating ideas. I Lansburgh Company Interior Decorators 729°11th Street JuMtus Lansburgh. Pres. and Treas, GOVERNOR RETAINS MARYLAND REINS 4 ALBERT C. RITCHIE. unsuccessful candidates for the house of delegates. The success of the entire dry legis- lative slate is due largely to the lead- ership of State Senator David A. Robb, it is generally conceded. up the slate, which he carried through the primary and election intact. Republicans say Armstrong would have made a much better showing e come out on a straight dry platform; that because of in - the campaign excu: d made for him with pr: ally every voter. Former Judge William C. Walsh led the democratic fight the coun- ty, and lacal politicians give him mitch credit for the great showing of Ritchie, following complete organiza- tion method: put in force som months ago and assiduously followed. The republ s were demo: facti 1 fights, and it is bel v all of the 2,000 in the republican primary against the Holtzman-Zihiman organization went to Ritchie yesterday. ASKS 250,000 MEMBERS. Red Cross Roll Call, Southern Divi- sion, Armistice Day. ATLANTA, Ga., November 7.—With a goal of 250,000 members out f 5,000,000 for the entire country, the southern division of the Red Cross will hold its annual roll call Armistice November 11, and through Thanksgiving, according to an announcement he: Using the slogan, Cross do everywhere were “Help the Red at you would the annual apters in_as communities throughout North South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, abama, Florida, Louislana and Mis- SiDDi. Virginia Elects First Women to State Assembly By the Assoclated Press, RICHMOND, Va., November Women will sit in the general as- sembly for the first time when that body. meets in January, as the result of the victories yesterday of Mrs. Sarsh Lee Fain and Mrs. R. A. Henderson. Mrs. Fain was clected té the house of delegates from Norfoik, and Mrs. Henderson vill Robb made | ‘Suhstantial Majorities Vainly Reg- American | and | THE EVENING STAR:- WASHINGTON,. D.. ¢, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923. BOND ISSUE 40000 BEHIND IN VIRGINIA Huge Majority Indicated by Incomplete Returns—Byars Badly Beaten. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., November 7.—Re- turns from the election of yesterday show that the bond issue. proposition has gone down to defeat by a ma- Jority that will exceed 40,000. Little has come from the ninth district, but information to hand indicates that not less than 12,600 will be returned from that section against bonds. Maj. Alexander. Forward of the state corporation commission is re- turned by what appears to be a rec- ord majority over J. Cloyd Byars of Arlington county. The republicans will have - about seven members in the next legisla- ture, a net loss of three since the last session. CITIES VOTE FOR BONDS. istered in Virginia. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, V Every voter in the ., November 7.— state, with the ex- ception of those in the valley, gave substantial majorities in favor of the bond issue, but thislead was gradually cut down as returns from the counties | began to slowly come in, and at mid- inight the majority against the is- ¢ of bonds began to roll up so dily that even the most staunch zdvocates of this method of financing the te's road work estimated the vote against would be at least 30,000. Definite figures, however, will not be available until’ tomorrow. An_entire new membership of the general assembly also was elected, but this feature of the voting was nothing more than a formality, as in every instance the democratic' nomi- nee inthe August primary was elected. UNITY AGAINST BONDS. suan Seventh Congressional District, Vir- ginia, Votes Opposition. WINCHESTER, Va., November 7.— All ten countiey of the seventh con- ional district gave majorities against the proposed road bond sue. Unofficial returns from ap- proximately 75 per cent of the 164 cincts gave a majority of about 00 against the measure. pproximate majorities were: Fred- . Including the city of Winches- ; Shenandoah, 5,000; ding Harrisonburg, Make Your Dresses, Wraps, Hats Save Money—Professional and Home Caurses. Ask for Booklet LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY New Address 804 17th St., Cor. H. 2nd Floor. Fr. T4T5 Ty E_UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND —trom _prospective purchasers for well situ- ated business and investment properties. If you have for sale business or other fn- come-producing property and will communical with us, either by letter or telephone, we will assure vou most eergetic action looking to its quick sale. ARNOLD AND COMPANY Btroet Mal Zonite kills germs COLD is not a mere cold or “just a cold.” A cold is an infection. Most colds are highly contagious, and are caused by germs, or bacteria. It is difficult to dislodge these germs once they have become established. The time to kill them is at the start before they penetrate to the recesses of the throat and nasal cavity. Zonite provides a safer means of preventing oral, nasal and bronchial infection than has hitherto been available.. Usilike the old-fash. ioned germicides, it is neither poisonous nor burning in its nature. Unlike the old germi- cides it can beused freely on the sensitive linings of the throat and nasal cavity. Zonite repre- sents an entirely new principle in antiseptics. Zonite is not a poison. It is non-caustic and non.itritating. Furthermore, Zonite is actually 40 times as powerful in germ killing effective- ness as the strongest solution of carbolic or iodine or bichloride of mercury which can be safely applied to the human body. And com- pared to peroxide of hydrogen, Zonite is 75 At all good drug stores, in bottles, 50c and $1.00 Joseph M(V:Rey'nbldél Studebaker Satisfying Sixes, cars of| noteworthy quality and, .exceptional . performance “because of volume produc- tion are very moderately .priced. Selling satisfactory transportation in Washington for 35 years Commercial Auto and Supply Co, 14th Street at R ] 6.000; Clarke, 550; Warren, 700; Rap- | pahainock, 348; Madison, 500;.Gr, 500; :Albemarle, including Charlotte: ville; 1,000, and Page, 100. Ninety-seven per cent of the votes in the Shenandoah valley- was polled against bonds. Majorities for Alex- ander Forward, democrat, for. state corporation commissioner over. Byars, Independent, were at about the same ratio: ALEXANDRIA VOTE LIGHT. : —_— City ‘Helps Defeat Virginia’s: Pro- : posed Road Bond Issue. Special Dispateh to The Sta ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 7.— Alexsndria helped to defeat the road bond ‘Issue yesterday, when 805 voters e: of the city at the polls. Less than one-sixth of the registered voters took advantage of .thelr franchise. The count went against the state road bond lssue, 366 to 406. The result sur- prised even enemies of the issue, who had had no idea that the city would Vote Against it. Charles Henry Smith was re-elected to the house of delegates over his re- publican . opponent, Everett A. Hell- th 612 to 160. Frank L. Ball, can- for state senator from the irty-third district, in the city alone, led his republican opponent, John .G. Dudléy. of Cherrydale, 639 to 135, the largest majority given any candidate today., % 3. Cloyd Byars of :Arlington county led Alexander Forward, 322 to 329, for election to membership of the state corporation commission. This, it is be- lieved, is the resuit of the attitude the commission took in the recent con- troversy between the Washington- b A e fe: Tothe MEDITERRANEAN EGYPT and HOLY LAND The new S. 8. “TUSCANIA” of the Cunard and Anchor Lines sails from New York February 16, arriving in Egypt at the height of the season and offering a travel oppor. tunity, rare, fascinatin, SUPERB + Al S Mo Cone e, e, Tt ot M, Otbela, NEW steamer, unsurpassed in construction, equipped with every mod- re for passenger comfort: an dl-;m—ell:n;afln. coaling at the various pores. The traditional world-renowned Cunard service and cuisine. Optional shore excursions, well-planned, Inceresting. Choice of Oneway or Rownd-trip Bookings, with return England—the complete Round-trip constituting a ma—-: TOUR to the MEDITERRANEAN, most attractive, as to points visited—as to time required 2810 expense involved. & Full information on request. Apply prompily. CUNARD axo ANCHOR Virginia Railway Company and the bus-line advocates. Only a few of the women of the city took advantage of their franchise yesterday. The smallest number of votee in many years were polled. There was no Interest in the election here, and it seemed but little interest was displayed as to the outcome. RIVERDALE WOMEN HIT FOES AT POLLS |z Ryon for Judge and Garrison for Sherift Scratched Hard in Voting. Special Dispatch to The Star. RIVERDALE, Md., November 7.— Women of this community banded to- gether and made -their ballots count in yesterday's voting, bringing about | a huge backset for J. Wilson Ryon running for associate circuit judg ship, and Thomas H. Garrison, for sher- iff, among, other candidates of Prince Georges county. | The vote against Ryon was 334 to 186, in favor of Joseph Mattingly, while that against Garrison was 380 to 132, in favor of John Fink. The women in their campaign said that Ryon did not glve satisfaction as a prosecutor, nor Garrison as sheriff. nd full of appeal: STEAMSHIP LINES $17 14th St. N.W., Washington I oo Shistste S8, VICTROLA. Sete e N A ko s G AT Gt N @ fully GUARANTEED BY US. boch & 1 material and workmansbip. FURTHERMORE. WE GUARANTEE TO OIL, REGULATE AND TUNE TME MOTOR OF SAID. 'DURING THE LIFETIME OF SAME WITMOUT GOST TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER YOU GET This Bond FREE!! It offers a service that we alone GIVE FREE W I T H EVERY VICTROLA. It will save you MANY i %i"| HERE IT IS—READ!! every We have reproduced this bond in the actual copy above, so_that you can see it even before you come in— and this is only one of the exclusive reasons— WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR VICTROLA —at Ansell, Bishop & Turner’s —and below we enumerate a few more of our ‘induce- ments—THE LARGEST STOCK OF VICTROLAS AND WOOD FINISHES AWAITS YOUR INSPEC- TION—and we advise you to avail yourself of these— The Lowest TERMS When In the City Desired NO CASH Payment Required NO RED TAPE!! Simply purchase a few records as you would ordinarily do, and we deliver the instrument IMMEDIATELY or reserve any Victrola you select for Christmas delivery. You Get ItIn Writing Exactly as IT IS GIVEN Not word. Promised Vietrola N 15 £150 Mabogany or Walnut This is the most popular. number in the entire catalogue— you will find h, m and improvement feature. Waskhington's Leading Victor Shop . Open o the theater. Tuxedo Suits for the coming social season 545 to $75 : A group of Tuxedos (coat and-trousers) { pre-eminent in quality, style and crafts- manship, representative of the approved style in dinner dress or for dancing and All the elegance of an evening dress suit with all the comfort and ease of a lounge suit. Hand . tailored in fine unfinished worsteds, others in herringbone. Silk lined. Both notch and shawl collars. é uxedo Waistcoats ¥ - - *Several designs— In wl.ai.le,-zthe'N'ew English sqfinre-cut waist- ‘v codt. In bl‘acl_c.v §ilk‘ moire, in figure and rib. Tletes12 : y T T T Evenings SELLBISHOPCTURNER - 12'_—2—1‘ 'it::c ST Nw Special OUR ONLY SHOP - KO OUTSIDE CONNECTIONS Offer e = T Long‘ Life to Your Engine . That’s the way of AMOCO-GAS. It not only gives greater power, speed and mileage, but it cuts down repair bills. AMOCO-GAS is clean, uniform and efficient. * It eliminates carbon de- posits. Its smooth, steady power reduces the wear and tear on the engine, giving it a new lease on life. By performance it keeps the friends it makes on reputation. Try 1! Get Amoco-Gas From the Green Pump Bearing Amoco-Gas Globe THE AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Washington Plant SOUTH WASHINGTON, VA. PHONE MAIN 6222 i General Offices: Baltimore, Md. Washington Dealers Now in a Position to Serve You Amoco-Gas LORD BALTIMORE FILLING STATIONS, INC. No. 1, 910 Pa. Ave. N, W.—No. 2, 609 E St. w. NORTHEAST AUTO' SUPFLY CO. (@riffith’s ¥uling Station) . Baltimere Boulevard above H St. 1700 ONTARIO GARAGE, Kalorsma Road N. W. SUPERIOR MOTOR SALES_INC., 9th & Rhode Island Ave. N. E. UNGERER MOTOR_ CO. Rear 1110 18th BE. N. W. UNION STATION AETO SUPPLY CO., 16 Mass. Ave. N. a-' ® WASHINGTON ACCESSORIES CO., 1th and L Sts. N. W. R. P. SOPER, Md. Olney, COTTAGE CITY AUTO STATION, Cottage Clty, Md. “TOM"” GARRISON, Hyattaville, Md. RIVERDALE GARAGE, Eiverdale, Md. ' PARK GARAGE, College Park, Md. CAPITAL TRAIL GARAGE, W. E 3 Berwyn. Md. NATIONAL HIGHWAY GARAGE, Beltaville, Md. FORESTVILLE' GARAGE, ‘orestville, Md. BUCK'S GARAGE (W. R. Buck), per Mariboro. Md. SEOCoNBE BROS. Mt Vernon Ave. Del Riy, va. MARYLAND GARAGE & MACHINE Sitver Spring, Md. ATLANTIC GARAGE, 108 6th S W. CONGRESSION ARAGE, 628 Penna. Ave. S. E. it H. F. DOUGLAS FILLING_ST. 1126 20th St. W. DRISCOLL GARAGE, 124 B St. N. W. 'WARDS MOTOR SERVICE CO., ot ang Rhods Iatand Ave. N. I/ REY STONE SERVICE STATION, GHin and Jihode Tsinnd Ave. N. W. JOE INOFF, 1401 Penna. Ave. 5. E. MARVEL CARBURETOR SALES CO. 2120 14th St. N. W. MARYLAND AVE. FILLING STATION, & J. B, SIMPSON, 8 Cedar 8t., Takoma' Park. E. T. SELBY, Just above Cabin John 'Bridge, Md. BETHESDA GARAGE, Bethesda, Md. ULLO BRO! MONTGOMERY GARAGE, Nichola Ave. und W S 8, E. Roekville, Md. [OTOR TIRE COMPANY, DONALD BOWIE, M Fenna Ave N W (Ith 8¢. Pike) Norbeck, Md, (More as Necessary Tank: Installations Are Completed) I Hflllilfllfllflxlfllflflfllmflfluumumm T ?