Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AN OF TANIANY 5025 CALLEDNATIONL Judge John T. Raulston Beaten by 577 Votes in Tennessee Demo- cratic Primary. Entire' Democratic Control, White House and Rum Held Objectives. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1926. s i it e i f______.____—-l——-—————-——— LR T he Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. P! Special Values Feature the 3rd Week of Our AUGUST F URNITURE SALE *I HE crowds which have attended our August Furniture Sale attest to the popularity of this great event. The number of sales made dur- ing the past two weeks offer mute testimony to the remarkable values to be found here. And the increasing number of patrons benefitting from our Deferred Payment Plan proves its worth. American Envoys Will Occupy White Buildings Abroad IPHERSINAT FOUNDDESTROVED i | In the construction of v diplo- Grocery Slips From Cottage | .1 "7 i o o of Evangelist’s Friend Put ernment_is planning to adhere to in Drainpipe. the “white building” program of By the Associated Press ¥ the Arsociated Pr By the Associated Press. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., August 10. —Judge John T. Raulston, who pre- sided at the trial in Dayton of John T. Scopes for violation of the Ten- nessee law against the teaching of the theory of evolution, lost his fight for renomination in the eighteenth judicial district to Leslie Darr, young Marion County lawyer, by 577 votes, according to an officlal canvass yes. terday on the vote cast in last Thurs- day’s Democratic primary. The canvass by the county primary boards gave Raulston a total of 5,462 votes and Darr F£,039. the Capitol City, which had its in ception in the V House. Chairman Porter of the House foreign affairs committee believes that under this policy it will not be long “before a white building will be looked upon a . August 10.—John can building.” B. andidate for the Democra- d our tou | tie nomination for United States Sena- tor, charged in a statement yesterday an attempt by leaders of Tam- Two grocery slips as evidence in the investigation of the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance case, which vanfshed while being_ examined by “It also will upon arrivir ned yes- | Officials said that criminal action | may be taken in connection with the | loss of the slips. Off ad found | them in a cottage a ? Sea, which had been neth G. Ormi tor at Ang lowing the d Pherson radio ope The day B bamdwriting be that of Orn Loss of the not hamper t rlally, officials coples had beer CANADA REVISES EXCISES. | All Customs Department Being Re- | organized After Probe. OTTAW t 10 (P).—The Ca is completely we ment of customs 1 outcome of the cus- tion during the last fament | Two Blood Transfusions Fail to| . |in the engine of ce photostatic | | | Walsh, American building, ter. Mr. Porter also favors making the interi ach diplomatic of American Save Basil S. Walsh, Jr. st 10 (P).— old yachts- Hospital despite strenuou: im after he had been se y red when his foot became caught cial train from Two blood tran: eT to save the young man's life, but he ened from loss of blood able fo withstand | ts of having his leg ampu- He is the son of Basil . president of the Home Life | nce Co. ted. Insul iall to seize political control of California was the outstanding fea- ture of the coming primary election. Elliott, a former newspaper man and former collector of the port of Los s, declared the Tammany ma- cluding Gov. Al Smith and hosses of New York, New Jer- nd Tllinois, has been engaged in n nationwide control tic party. 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