Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 11

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R. T.— under Mitten Management.” They se standard for comfort, convenience and sufety. Two Trips Daily From Gray Line Tours (New Willard Hotel) Penna. Ave. and 14th St., N.W. To BALTINOR 00 A Cl;ficura Heals' Tetter Over Hands Face énd Neck “1 was troubled with tetter for some time It began with little red pimples that broke out all over my hands. face and neck. and itched end burned terribly Scratching caused eruptions and my face was 80 sore that I could hardly bear to dry it witha towel For two or three days I could not put my, hands in water o1 do my work I could net rest at night on account of the irritation I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box. of Cuticura Ointment I was healed Signed) Mrs. Alice Slatin. 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Towa Democrat In the Senate for the Buy aj G.0.P.ISWINNER NSTATECONTESTS | Virtually Clean Sweep in Mid-: | de West, Normally Repub- lican Commonwealths. | By the Amsocinted Press. CHICAGO, November candidates clean y Repub] West in ¥ In lowa old-time 3.—Repub- for State offices made sweep In the' 1 States of the erday’s election. H Republican ma- Qidates in a demonstration of party | unity that swept Smith W. Brook- | e ublican outcast, into The full slate vie- by Republican chief- | tains as the end of strife that opened | two years ago for the seating of an | firet time in more than half a cen- tury. The State ticket was headed by Gov. John Hammill. Lineup in the Dakotas. ed by Gov. A. G. Borlle, non-partisan Republican, was victorious in North Dakota. In its sister State of South Dakota, the G. O. P. State line-up, with the exception of Gov. Carl Gun- derson, came through handily, includ- C Pyle for secretary of State. South ota may have a| Democral for governor for the first | time in a quarter of a century, if W. J. Bulow maintains his big lead over Gov. Carl Gunderson, Republican in- cumbent. Headed by Gov. Theodore Christian- son, the entire Republican State et was elected overwhelmingly over Farmer-Labor and Democratic candl- dates in Minnesota. Magnus John- son, former Farmer-Labor Senator, was his party’s unsuccessful guber- natorfal nominee. In Illinois the highest State office voted on was treasurer, all Republi- cans being returned winners. Zimmerman Wins Wisconsin. The same picture of Republican State victories appeared in Wisconsin, where Secretary of State Fred R. Zim- merman, anti-Blaine Progressive, rolled up a huge majority over his sition. In Nebraska it was virtually assured that the Republicans had made a clean sweep of the State ticket with the possible exception of governor. Even in the secretary of State’s office Charles P. Pool was upset by Frank Marsh, Republican. Gov. Adam Mc- Mullen, Republican, had a plurality | § over Charles W. Bryan, former Demo- | cratic governor, attempting a come- back, but indications were that the race would be very close. Fred W. Green, mayor of Ionia, Mich., had a comfortable lead in the wce for governor of Michigan over Willlam A. Comstock, Democratic drafted candidate, early today, and as expected to win out. i Close Race in Ohio. A close gubernatorial race was.in’ progress in Ohio, with Gov. Vie Don- | ahey, Democrat, seeking a third term, leading Meyer Y. Cooper, Earl D. Bloom, Democrat, with dry organiza- tion support, was leading James O. Mills, Republican, for lieutenant gov- ernor, but all other Republican State candidates apparently had been elected. The vote scratching in Indiana, which left the Senate and congres- slonal races in doubt early today, apparently had extended to State offices, Meager figures gave the Re- but only by small majorities. Iowa voters approved a constitutional amendment to grant women the right to sit in the State House of Repre- 4 sentatives. In Ohio & constitutional amendment to repeal the direct primary system was defeated almost 2 to 1. A wet referendum_won In Illinois and Wis- consin, while in* the latter State a proposed constitutional amendment for the recall of elective officials and legislative authorization for increas- ing the governor's salary ning on even footing. Sl SR were run- DONAHEY CARRIES OHIO FOR 3D TERM Republicans Hold Nearly All Other Places—Primary Plan Upheld. Br the Associsted Press. COLUMBUS,- Ohlo, November 8.— Ohlo has agaln voted to stay in the Republican column with the probable lone exception of governor. Vic Donahey, unless some unforeseen upset occurs, which would materially change the official vote from the al- most complete unofficlal tabulation, wiil occupy the office of chief execu- |4 tive for another two years. With less than 600 precincts in the entire State vet to report, the governor was lead- ing Myers Y. Cooper, Republican, by almost 12,000 votes. Willis Easy Winner. Senator Frank B. Willls was re- turned an easy winner over former | Senator Atlee Pomerene in the sena- | torial contest. His plurality, with some 400 precincts yet to report, had mounted to more than 80,000. i3 The governor's plurality was built up in returns from 8,304 precincts out of the State’s total of 8,634. The re- maining precincts were scattered on the several counties about evenly Republican, The vote on governor was: Donahey, 665,343, Cooper, 652,701 80,000 had been built up by returns | from 8,237 precincts. The vote on | Senator was: Willis, 671,928, Pomerene, §90,899. Democrat Goes to Congress. Democrats made a gain of one Rep- resentative, electing Ben F. Welty, Lima, in the fourth district, over W. T. Fitzgerald, Greenville. That the Anti-Saloon League still is a considerable factor in Ohio politics was Indicated in results of the elec- tfon. It opposed Mr. Pomerene, and | candidates which it opposed for State office were running far behind. Earl D. Bloom, Demograt, with dry orgahni- gation support, was leading James O. Wills, Republican; for lieutenant gov- ernor by 9,000 votés in 5,743 precincts. ‘The constitutional amendment to repeal the direct primary _election system was defeated almost 2 to 1. LIGHTNING STUNS FISH. 15 Remain in Paralyzed Condition Following Recent Storm. Lightning has the effect of almost complete paralysis on fish. Attendants at the Craig Brook, Me., station of the Bureau of Fisheries | found 15 fish lying stunned at the | bottom of pools in the hatcheries after a recent thunder storm, able to move only their heads. Th ived, but no | change was apparent ig their condi- tivn after the pussage \2 peveral days. The entire Republican ticket head-|g THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. 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Beautiful Household Rubberized Aprons Special, 3 9C This " is just what every housewife needs—an attractive rubberized apron to protect her pretty frocks while doing housework. They are full length sizes and are made of a durable rubberized material that gives long serviceable wear. Many beautiful colors from which to select. A.P.W. Bathroom Tissue Roll, 49¢ Box of 4 Rolls (Year's $1 3 49 Supply). POND'S TABLET DIGESTAN Positively Ends_Indigestion and Removes Constipation. | j Liveral Box, Special, 30c_| Genuine Turkish Bath Towels special 3 for These towels are made of soft absorbent material and will render satisfactory service. They are the medium welight and are daintily designed. Stock up now and make a defl- nite saving. Electric Curling Irons $1 Value—Special, 79c This iron has a black non-heating wood handle and long cord that is easily attached to any light- socket. It is fully guaranteed not to overheat and the cost to operate is very small @ SRRRN stwm“mmm“\s\msmymuumw, . 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Buy the large size—it is priced remarkably low. Dill’s Best, 8 o0s....... Prince Albert, 16 oz.. Tuxedo, 16 oz. $5.00 Blue Boar Humidor 4 for 30c - Cigarettes (Carton of 200) Chesterfield .........$1.25 Lucky Strike . Lovd Salisbury . .3 for 30c «e.5 for 60c Camel .. Omar .. . Sweet Caporal ...... & Lunches and Beverages Each day more business people and shoppers are making our sanitary soda fountains their rendez- vous for delicious lunches. The food is carefully pre- pared by an experienced chef. The servive is un- usually quick and the charge is small. Be sure to have lunch with us to- Ding-Dong Alarm Clocks No more mornings to re- port late to work. Just the clock you need that will get : vou up. Encased in a high- Iy polished nickel-plated metal. Has an effective top bell alarm and is fully guaranteed to keep ac- curate time. 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