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| CONGRESS LINE-UP F (Note—This table is subject to constant l change and stands on the basis of the latest, but not complete, returns. two or . more names appear under one district, it will be apparent that returns from such districts remain incomplete.) SENATE. 'The names in black-face type are present members. ARIZONA. Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat.. . Ralph E. Cameron, Republican v CALIFORNIA. Hiram W. Johnson, Republican. CONNECTICUT. 7 Frederick C. Walcott, Republican..........Norfolk DELAWARE. 3 John G. Townsend, Republican, FLORIDA. Park Trammell, Democrat. . IDAHO. (For the unexpired term ending March 3, 1933.) John Thomas, Republican. . Gooding Chase Clark, Democrat. . Mackay 5. ILLINOIS. 6. (For the unexpired term ending March 3, 1933.) Otis F. Glenn, Republican......... INDIANA. Arthur R. Robinson, Republican......Indianapolis MAINE. (Election held September 10.) Frederick Hale, Republican. cesenn ..Portland MARYLAND. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Republican..Baltimore MASSACHUSETTS. David I. Walsh, Democrat.. . Fitchburg Benjamin L. Young, Republical ..Weston MICHIGAN. Arthur H. Vandenberg, Republican...Grand Rapids MINNESOTA. Henrik Shipstead, Farmer-Labor.......Minneapolis MISSISSIPPL Hubert D. Stephens, Democrat........New Albany MISSOURL Roscoe C. Patterson, Republican.........Springfisld MONTANA. Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat.. NEBRASKA. Robert B. Howell, Republican. R. L. Metcalf, Democrat...... NEVADA. Key Pittman, Democrat. NEW JERSEY. Hamilton F. Kean, Republican... NEW MEXICO. el March 4, 1929.) 0. X“&&mé' °§J§Jfim"§“" . Albuquerque (For the full term beginning March 4, 1929.) Bronson Cutting, Republican.... ...Santa, Fe NEW YORK. . nd, Democrat.. Aonton 5 Houghton, Repubicar. NORTH DAKOTA. Lynn J. Frazier, Republican................Hoople ‘OHIO. A ending March 3, 1933. Tlgmotr‘ele!:‘fnfifiprgen‘? %&Tflbflcl‘:‘ Cleveland (For the full term beginning March 4, Simeon D. Fess, Republican... PENNSYLVANIA. David A. Reed, Republican........... .Pittsburgh RHODE ISLAND. Felix Hebert, Republican.......ccocsseees TENNESSEE. Kenneth D. McKellar, Democrat. ........Memphis 7 TEXAS. Tom Connally, Democrat. . UTAH. William H. King, Democrat. . . ..+«...Salt Lake City VERMONT. Frank L. Greene, Republican...........8t Albans VIRGINIA. Claude A. Swanson, Democrat. WASHINGTON. C. C. Dill, Democrat.......... Kenneth Mackintosh, Republican. 'WEST VIRGINIA. M. M. Neely, Democrat. Henry D. Hatfield, Republican. 'WISCONSIN. Robert M. La Follette, jr., Republican. ... .Madison WYOMING. John B. Kendrick, Democrat. Charles E. Winter, Republican. HOUSE. (Names in black-face are now members of House.) At large— Lewis .Lakeland At large— weesesees.. Butte 3. Charles R. . William C. Wi New York City .Corning Joe Tyler, Democrat. Gust Nelson, Soclalis Ralph W. Harding, .Arctic ..Marlin ‘William George 21. Frank M. Ramey, McCormic] Richard Yates, Republican 5. Lafayette L. Patterson, Democrat. ...Dadeville G. 0. OHIO TICKET 1S SEEN VIGTORIOUS Longworth LeadsList of 8 Representatives With Big Majorities. By the Associated Press. 6. William B. ollvu'l,kbemocnt 9. George Huddleston, Democrat 10. William B, Bankhead, Democrat........Jasper ARIZONA. W. Douglas, Democrat... ARKANSAS. 1. William J. Driver, Democrat 2. William A. Oldfield, Democral 3. Claude Fuller, Democrat. 4. Otis Wingo, Democrat. . Heartsill Ragon, Democrat. . 6. D. D. Glover, Democrat. .. Tilman B. Parks, Democrat. CALIFORNIA. Clarence F. Lea, Democrat-Republican, Sant: 2. Harry L. Englebright, Mpnhllcln-Demn:nt, 3. Charles F. Curry, Republican-Democrat, 4. Florence P. Kahn, Republican-Democrat, Richard J. Welch, Republican-Democrat, . Albert E. Carter, Republican... Burton Hall, Democrat . .Murphysboro 7. Henry E. Barbour, Republican John Fairweather, Democrat. 8. Arthur M. Free, Republican. . Mrs. C. C. Casserly, Democrat. 9. W. E. Evans, Republican 10. Joe Crail, Republican. 11. Phil D. Swing, Republican COLORADO. 1. Willlam R. Eaton, Republican 2. Charles B. Timberlake, Republic: 3. Guy U. Hardy, Republican 4. Edward T. Taylor, Democrat. CONNECTICUT. 1. E. Hart Fenn, Republican. 2. Richard P. Freeman, Repul 3. John Q. Tilson, Republica 4. Schuyler Merritt, Republica: 5. James P. Glynn, Republican. DELAWARE. Robert G. Houston, Republican....Georgetown FLORIDA. 1. Herbert J. Drane, Democrat. it. publican.. .. Thomas . Chairs, Rej 3. Tom A. Yon, Democrat... 4. Ruth Bryan Owen, Democraf GEORGIA. 1, Charles G. Edwards, Democraf 2. E. E. Cox, Democrat..... . Carl Vinson, Democrat.... William C. Lankford, Dem¢ William W. Larsen, Democrat. IDAHO. Burton L. French, Republican. COLUMBUE, Ohio, November 7.— Herbert Hoover mot only swept Ohio by a majority that may exceed that ever before given a presidential candi- date, but he apparently has taken into office with him an entire Republican State ticket and two United States Senators. Eight Republican Representatives had been elected by apparently safe majorities. They were Speaker Nicholas Longworth, in the first Cincinnati dis- trict: Representative Charles Brand, seventh; Representative Thomas A. Jenkins, tenth; Representa@ve John C. Speaks, twelfth; J. E. Baird, thirteenth; Representative C. Ellis Moore, fifteenth; Representative Frank Murphy, eight- eenth, and Representative John G. Cooper, nineteenth district. The Democrats stand a chance of losing two of their present six Repre- sentatives and possibly more. In the eighth district Brooks Fletcher of Marion was trailing Grant Mauser, jr., of Marion, and in the sixteenth dis- trict John McSweeney, Wooster, was trailing his Republican opponent, C. B. McLintock. Francis Seiberling of Akron was leading A. F. O'Neill, Akron, in the fourteenth district. This district now is represented by Representative Martin L. Davey, who was defeated for gov- ernor. In the eleventh Representative Mel G. Underwood of New Lexington was in a close race with former Repre- sentative Edwin D. Rickets, Republi- can, of Logan. Two districts, the fourth and sixth, | now represented by Republicans, also were apparently in doubt. In the} fourth, former Representative John L.| Cable of Lima was leading Judge Wil-| liam Klinger, Lima, while in the sixth, George D. Nye of Waverly was leading Clermont County. Representative Roy G. Fitzgerald of Dayton apparently won over Frank L. Above, left to, right: Theodore E. Burton, Republican, of Ohio, | formerly sat in the Senate from 1909 'I"HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER T, —— . Tuscal FOUSIaN & @ P » Rosa. Nevada City Sacramento San Francisco San Francisco ..Oakland .Berkeley L et it b =) ...Glendale e Los Angeles El Centro L . Wethersfield ew London New Haven Stamford - Winsted Flomamomwnm «...Lakeland EEE N .Savannah .Camilla «++.Americus . Allen T. Treadway, Republican. OLLOW William F. Kopp, Republican F. D. Letts, Republican.... J. T. B. Robinson, Republican. Gilbert N. Haugen, Republican. Cyrenus Cole, Republican... C. William Ramseyer, Republican. Cassius C. Dowell, Republican . Lloyd Thurston, Republican. ...Osceola Charles E. Swanson, Republican, Council Bluffs L. J. Dickinson, Republican... Ed. H. Campbell, Republican. . ‘W. P. Lambertson, Republican. U.'S. Guyer, Republican. W. H. Sproul, Republican. Homer Hoch, Republican James G. Strong, Republica Charles I. Sparks, Republican. Clifford R. Hope, Republican. William A. Ayres, Democrat. W. V. Gregory, Democrat. David H. Kincheloe, Dem C. W. Roark, Republican......... J. D. Craddock, Republican.. Maurice H. Thatcher, Republican. Lincoln Newhall, Republican. . Robert_Blackburn, Republican Lewis L. Walker, Republican Elva R. Kendall, Republican Katherine Langley. Republical John M. Robsion, Republican. T. Alan Goldsborough, Democrat. . Linwood L. Clark, Republican . Vincent L. Palmisano, Democrat. . J. Charles Linthicum, Democrat. . Stephen W. Gambrill, Democra . Frederick N. INDIANA. Harry E. Rowbottom, Republican....Evansville H. Greenwood, Democrat .Washington .Vincennes Charles S. Hisey, Republican Noble J. Johnson, Republican. Richard N. Elliott, Republican. Louis Ludlow, Democrat.... Albert H. Vestal, Republican Fred S. Purnell, Republican. . William R. Wood, Republican.. Albert R. Hall, Republican. ... M. Clifford Townsend, Democrat. . . 2. David Hogg, Republican Andrew J. Hickey, Republican. . Connersville .Indianapolis _Fort Wayne ..La Porte IOWA. % .Mount Pleasant .Davenport Hampton orthwood ‘edar Rapids Bloomfield .Des Moines ....Algona Battle Creek KANSAS. .. Fairview Kansas City +..Wichita KENTUCKY. Mayfield disonville .Greenville .Greenville Louisville .Covington .Lexington .Lancaster LOUISIANA. James O’Connor, Democrat. J. Zach Spearing, Democrat. Whitmell P. Martin, Democrat. John N. Sandlin, Democra Riley J. Wilson, Democrat. Bolivar E. Kemp, Democral James B. Aswell, Democrat. MAINE. (Election held September 10.) Carrol L. Beedy, Republican.. ... . Wallace H. White, jr., Republican. . John E. Nelson, Republican. Donald F. Snow, Republican Portland Lewiston . Augusta «..Bangor MARYLAND. ... Denton . Baltimore .Baltimore .Baltimore .. Laurel Zihlman, Republican..Cumberland MASSACHUSETTS. .Stockbridge Will K. Kaynor, Republican. John D. O'Connor, Democrat. George F. Hibner, Socialis ILLINOIS. 1. Harry Baker, Democrat .. 2. Morton D. Hull, Republican. 3. Elliott W. Sproul, Republican. Freeman M. Saltus, Democrat. . Edith Nourse Rogers, Republic: A. Piatt Andrew, Republican... . William P. Connery, jr., Democrat. . Frederick W. Dallinger, Republican. . Charles L. Underhill, Republican... Arthur D. Healey, Democrat. . John J. Douglass, Democrat. . George Holden Tinkham, Republican . John W. McCormick, Democra . Robert Luce, Republican........... . Richard Wigglesworth, Republican. % ’ Roc Joseph W. Martin, jr., Republican, 12. John T. Buckbee, Republican.... Jules Vallatt, Democrat. .. 13. William R. Johnson, Repub G. Curtis, Democ 14. John C. Allen, Republican... William H. Hartzell, Democrat 15, Edward J. King, Republican. James H. Andrews, Democrat. 16, William E. Hull, Republican. .. H. Rinkenberger, Democra 17. Homer W. Hull, Republican Frank Gillespie, Democrat...... 18. William P. Holaday, Republican. .. .Georgetown James Elliott, Democrat. .. 19. Charles Adkins, Republican. W. W. Reeves, Democrat. 20. Henry T. Rainey, Democrat. ublican. 22. Ed. M. Irwin, Republican... ne W. Krenner.Dle)emocnt . Grant Danville North Attleboro Charles L. Gifford, Republican.. ... Barnstable MICHIGAN. Robert H. Clancy, Republica; . Earl C. Michener, Repubiican. Joseph L. Hooper, Republican. . John C. Ketcham, Republica; 5. Carl E. Mapes, Republican.. . Hudson, Republican, A. Bruce Atwell, Democrat, Milton E. Depew, Socialist.. Charles L. Cox, Workers.. . Louis C. Cramton, Republica) . Bird J. Vincent, Republican.. . James C. McLaughlin, Republican. Roy 0. Woodruff, Republican.. . Judson E. Richardson. Democrat. . Frank P. Bohn, Republican. Carl R. Henry, Democrat. W. Frank James, Republi | Clarence J. McLeod, Republic . Detroit . Victor Christgau, Republican. MINNESOTA. . .Austin Paul I D. Ostby, Farmer-Labor. James F. Lynn, Democral . Frank Clague, Republican.. . August H. Andresen, Republican. k, Republican....Byron Springfield mith. to 1915. Jufi Felix II:‘DOLL nhgp:lll.:l"c"tl' lll:ee!llnfc %:muuro‘ger;y, | publican, succeeding Senator McLean, Republican, of Connecticut, who not seek re-election. . Representative Charles C. Kearns of| 8y q"y "{he refusal of the Senate to seat Frank L. S Lower, left to right: John G. Townsend, Republican, el in Maryland over Senator Bruce, Democrat. Representative terson, Senator-elect from Missourl. . Waseca .Redwood Falls ..Red Wing who won the Senate seat held during the last session by Cyrus K. Locher, Democrat. Mr. Burton Democrat, from Rhode Island. Frederic C. Walcott, Re- Glenn, Republican, elected in Illinois to fill the vacancy lected in Delaware to replace Senator Bayard, Democrat. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Republican, elected Tom Connally of Texas, who won the election in that State over a large Democratic field. Roscoe Pat- 4. Melvin J. Maas, Republican.......... Howard Y. Willlams, Farmer-Labor.. John P. J. Dolan, Democra . Walter H. Newton, Republical . Harold Knutson, Republican..... . 0. J. Kvale, Farmer-Labor.. . William L. Carss, Farmer-Labor. William Pittenger, Republican. Dana C. Reed, Democrat. C. G. Selvig, Republican.. Godfrey G. Goodwin, Republican. MISSISSIPPL John E. Rankin, Democrat. . ‘Wall Doxey, Democrat. W. M. Whittington, Democrat. Jeft Busby, Democrat. .. Ross A. Collins, Democrat, Robert S. Hall, Democrat. Percy E. Quin, Democrat. James W. Collier, Democral MISS URL . Milton A. Romjue, De. ocrat Ralph L. Lozier, Democrat. Lloyd Harmon, Republican. . Jacob L. Milligan, Democrat. H. F. Lawrence, Republican Charles L. Faust, Republican. . Floyd E. Jacobs, Democrat Edgar C. Ellis, Republican Simon Ommerman, Socialist. . Thomas J. Halsey, Republican. . John W. Palmer, Republican . William L. Nelson, Democrat. . Clarence Cannon, Democrat A. H. Steinbeck, Republican. . . Henry F, Niedringhaus, Republican John J. Cochran, Democrat. . . Leonidas C. Dyer, Republican’ . Clyde Williams, Democrat. . Charles E. Kiefner, Republican . Dewey J. Short, Republican. . . Joe J. Manlove, Republican . George B. Lang, Democrat. Rowlan L. Johnston, Republican MONTANA. . John M. Evans, Democrat Mark D. Fitzgerald, Republican . Scott Leavitt, Republican. B. A. Taylor, Democrat. NEBRASKA. . John H. Morehead, Democrat. . Willis G. Sears, Republican. . Edgar Howard, Democrat. . ..... . Charles H. Sloan, Republican. John N. Norton, Democrat. .. . Ashton C. Shallenberger, Democrat Fred G. Johnson, Republican. . Robert G. Simmons, Republican NEVADA. o . Hattiesburg cComb City .. Vicksbwrg fabal bl o od o on @ e At large— Samuel S. Arentz, Republican. ... Charles L. Horsey, Democrat. .. NEW HAMPSHIRE. . Fletcher Hale, Republican. . Francis C. Keefe, Democrat. .. . Edward H. Wason, Republican NEW JERSEY. . . Charles A. Wolvrton, Republican. Alfred R. White, Democrat. Isaac Bacharach, Republican. .. George R. Greis, Democrat. . Harold G. Hoffman, Republican..South Charles A. Eaton, Republican. .North Plainfield Oren Jack Turner, Democrat. . .Princeton . Ernest R. Ackerman, Republican. ... .Plainfield Roswell S. Nichols, Democrat........Westfleld . Randolph Perkins, Republican. Woodcliffe Lake Frank L. Sample, Democrat.... ‘Teaneck . George N. Seger, Republican. . Paul J. Moore, Democrat. . . . Fred A. Hartley, jr., Republican... Franklin W. Fort, Republican Francis X. Purcell, Democrat. . Frederick R. Lehlbach, Repub! Eugene J. O'Mara, Democrat . Oscar L. Auf der Heide, Dem George M. Eichler, Republican Mary T. Norton, Democrat. Philip W. Grece, Republican. . NEW MEXICO. West New York ... Hoboken .Jersey City .Jersey City large— John Morrow, Democrat. . NEW YORK. . Robert L. Bacon, Republican.........Westbury . Willlam F. Brunner, Democrat. . Rockway Park . George W. Lindsay, Democrat. . .Brooklyn . Thomas H. Cullen, Democrat. . Loring M. Black, Democrat. . Andrew L. Somers, Democrat. John F. Quayle, Democrat . Patrick J. Carley, Democra . David J. O’Connell, Democra . Emanuel Celler, Democrat. . Anning S. Prall, Democrs . Samuel Dickstein, Democ! . Christopher D. Sullivan, Dem ..Raton ig] .New York City rat, New York City .New York City .New York City ....New York City .New York City . William I Sirovich, Democrat. . John J. Boylan, Democrat. . John J. 0’Connor, Democral . Ruth Pratt, Republican. . . John F. Carew, Democrat.......New York City . Sol Bloom, Democrat. . New York City . Fiorello H. La Guardia, Republican, New York City . Royal H. Weller, Democrat. ... .. New York City . Anthony J. Griffin, Democrat. ... New York City . Frank Oliver, Democrat. .. .New York City : James M. Fitzpatrick, Democrat.. New York City 25. J. Mayhew Wainwright, Republican. .......Rye 26. Hamllton Fish, jr., Republican. .Garrison 27. Harcourt J. Pratt, Republican - 28. Franklin D. Sargent, Republican.... 29. James S. Parker, Republican. ....Salem 30. Frank Crowther, Republican .Schenectady 31. Bertrand H. Snell, Republican. .Potsdam 32. Francis D. Culkin, Republican. ..Oswego 33. Frederick M. Davenport, Republican...Clinton 34. John D. Clarke, Republican Frase! 35, Clarence E. Hancock, Republican 36. John l}‘nber. Republican. ... 37. Gale H. Stalker, Republican 38. James L. Whitley, Republican. 39. Archie D. Sanders, Republican. 40. S. Wallace Dempsey, Republican 41. Edmund T. Cooke, Republican. 42. James M. Mead, Democrat 43. Daniel A. Reed, Republican. NORTH CAROLI 1. Lindsay Warren, Democrat. 2. John H. Kerr, Democrat. . 3. Charles L. Abernethy, Democrat. 4. Edward W. Pou, Democrat. . . 5. Charles M. Stedman, Democrat. 6. J. Bayard Clark, Democrat. 7. William C. Hammer, Democrat. 8. Robert L. Doughton, Democra! 9. Alfred L. Bulwinkle, Democrat 10. Zebulon Weaver, Democrat. .. NORTH DAKOTA. 1. Olger B. Buriness, Republican 2. Thomas Hall, Republican. J. L. Page, Democrat. ... 8. James H. Sinclair, Republican OHIO. 1. Nicholas Longworth, Republican 2. William E. Hess, Republican. . 3. Roy G. Fitsgerald, Republican. 4. John J, Cable, Republican. ...... 5. Charles J. Thompson, Republican. 6. Charles C. Kearns, Republican. 7. Charles Brand, Republican. 8. Grant E. Mouser, Republican. 9. W. W. Chalmers, Republican. 10. Thomas A. Jenkins, Republican. 11. Mell G. Underwood, Democrat 12. John C. Speaks, Republican 13. Joe E. Baird, Republican. . 14. Francis Seiberling, Republica 15. C. Ellis Moore, Republican. . 16. C. B. McClintock, Republican. 17. William M. Morgan, Republican 18. Frank Murphy, Republican 19. John G. Cooper, Republican 20. Charles A. Mooney, Democrat. 21. Robert Crosser, Democrat. Cleveland 22. Chester C. Bolton, Republican, Lyndhurst Village OKLAHOMA. 1. Evefret’e B. Howard, Democrat. . Charles O'Connor, Republican Philip J. Dickerson, Socialist. . 2. William W. Hastings, Democrat. E. L. Kirby, Republican. ‘Washington .Warrenton New Bern Smithfield .Asheville .Grand Forks Bismarck Bottineau .Kenmore .Cincinnati .Cincinnati .. .Columbus Bowling Green veeso. . AkTON .Cambridge 4. Tom D. McKeown, Democrat Fred L. Patrick, Republican, C. M. Mills, Farmer-Labor L. A. Stanwdod, Socialist. 5. U. S. Stone, Republican...... 6. Jed Johnson, Democrat. ‘Walter C. Stevens, Republican 7. Jim V. McClintie, Democrat . M. C. Garber, Republican, OREGO! . . Willis C. Hawley, Republican . Robert R. Butler, Republican. . Franklin F. Korell, Republican PENNSYLVANIA. . Willlam L. Rooney, Democrat . Harry C. Ransley, Republican ‘hiladelphia Benjamin M. Golder, Republican. .. hflnde]ghh . James J. Connolly, Republican-Democrat, Philadelphia . George A. Welsh, Republican. ... .Philadelphia . George P. Darrow, Republics .Philadelphia . James Wolfenden, Republican-Prohibition, Cardington 9. Henry W. Watson, Republicar:......Langhorne 10. William W. Griest, Republican-Labor, Lancaster 11. Laurence H. Watres, Republican-Prohibition, Scranton 12. John J. Casey, Democratic-Labor, Wilkes-Barre 13. George F. Brumm, Republican.....Minersville 14, Charles J. Esterly, Republican, Sally Ann Furnace Louis T. McFadden, Republican-Democrat, Ci . Edgar R. Kiess, Republican-Prohibition, . Frederick W. Magrady, Republican, Mount Carmel . Ed"vlvlnl M. Beers, Republican-Labor-Prohibi- on ..., . Isaac H. Doutrich, Republican . J. Russell Leech, Republican # J.“Banh Kurtz, Republican. on . . Franklin blic: n, York . Mitchell Chase, Republican-Labor-Pro- hibition «....Clearfield . Samuel A. Kendall, Republican-Prohibition, eyersdale . Henry W. Temple, Republican-Prohibition, ‘ashin W J. Howard Swick, Republlcm-?mhlh!tlon-m Soctalist. . . Beaver Falls .Philadelphia .. .Philadelphia . Clark Burdick, Republican. 2. Richard S. Aldrich, Republica . . Jeremiah E. O’'Connell, Democrat..Providence . Thomas S. McMillan, Democrat . Butler B. Hare, Democrat. .. . Fred H. Dominick, Democrat . John J. MeSwain, Democrat. . William F. Stevenson, Democrat. . Allard H. Gasque, Democrat. . Hampton P. Fulmer, Democrat. . Royal C. Johnson, Republican. . William Williamson, Republican . B. Carroll Reece, Republican . J. Will Taylor, Republican. . . S. D. McReynolds, Democrat. . Cordell Hull, Democrat. . . Joseph W. Byrns, Democrat. . Edward E. Eslick, Democrat .8. Gordon Browning, Democrat. . L. Jere Cooper, Democrat. . . . Hubert F. Fisher, Democrat . Wright Patman, Democrat. . John C. Box, Democrat. . Elbert S. Brigham, Republican. . Ernest W. Gibson, Republican. . R. Walton Moore, Democrat. . W. H. Rouse, Democrat. . Frank L. Bowman, Republican . E. T. England, Republican . Florian Lampert, Republican. . . Merlin D. Hull, Republican. . .El . Edward E. Browne, Republican. .. . George J. ING YESTERDAY’S NATION-WIDE ELECTION . Nathan L. Strong, Republican-Prohibition, Brookville . Thomas C. Cochran, Republican-Prohibition, TCer . Milton W. Shreve, Republican-Prohibition, Erie . William R. Coyle, Republican......Bethlehem . Adam M. Wyant, Republican-Prohibition, Greensburg . Stephen G. Porter, Republican. ... ..Pittsburgh . M. Clyde Kelly, Republican-Democrat-Pro- hibition .. Swissvale . Patrick J. Sullivan, Republican-Democrat, . Harry A. Estep, Republican . . Guy E. Campbell, Republican-Prohibition, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Crafton RHODE ISLAND. .Newport Warwick SOUTH CAROLINA. Charlc ton . .Saluda _Newberry .Greenville .Cheraw Florence .Orangeburg SOUTH DAKOT! 1. Charles A. Christopherson, Republican, Sioux Falls .Aberdeen «.Custer TENNESSEE. «os ... Butler La Follette Chattanooga Chattanooga .Carthage Tullahoma .Nashville .. Pulaski Mount Pleasant .Huntingdon Dyersburg Mémphis Silas Williams, Republican. Democrat. S. E. Stephens, Republican. TEXAS. . .Texarkana Jacksonville Morgan G. Sanders, Democrat. . Sam Rayburn, Democrat . Luther A. Johnson, Democrat. . Clay Stone Briggs, Democrat Daniel E. Garrett, Democrat. d, . O. H. Cross, Democrat. .. Fritz G. Lanham, Democra . Guinn Williams, Democrat. Harry M. Wurzbach, Republican. August McCloskey, Democrat . John N. Garner, Democrat. . C. B. Hudspeth, Democrat R. O. Lee, Democrat.. . . Marvin Jones, Democrat. UTAH. . Don B. Colton, Republican. ... v . Elmer 0. Leatherwood, Republican, Salt Lake City VERMONT. St. Albans VIRGINIA. Schuyler Otis Bland, Democrat . Menalcus Lankford, Republican. . Andrew J. Montague, Democrat. . Patrick Herfry Drewry, Democrat. . . . Petersburg . Joseph Whitehead, Democrat. . Clifton A. Woodrum, Democral Richmond .Chatham Roanoke - Winchester arrisonburg -Fairfax «.Bristol Thomas W. Harrison, Democra J. A. Garber, Republican. Joseph C. Shafer, Republican. . Henry St. George Tucker, Democrat. . Lexington M. J. Putnam, Republican. . WASHINGTON. John F. Miller, Republican. «..Clifton Forge . Lindley H. Hadley, Republican. Albert Johnson, Republican. . John W. Summers, Republican. . Sam B. Hill, Democrat. ...... Thomas Corkery, Republican. WEST VIRGINIA. Carl G. Bachmann, Republican......Wheeling Morganto Ben H. Hiner, Democrat. . g Jin “Huntington “Bluefield Joe L. Smith, Demoerat. . s 'WISCONSIN. . Henry Allen Cooper, Republican. . Charles A. Kading, Republican. . . John M. Nelson, Republican. . John C. Shafer, Republican William H. Stafford, Republican. . .Oshkosh Rlv“,er Falls .Waupaca chneider, Republican. .. ... A) James A. Frear, Republican. . o . Hubert H. Peavey, Republican. ‘WYOMING. large— Vincent Carter, Republican. ‘W. 8. Kimball, Den?ocrl:.l.n. 6.0.P.DELEGATION TAKES IOWA VOTE Haugen Included in List of Victorious Republican Candidates. By the Assoclated Press. DES MOINES, November 7.—Iowa tives. By the Assoclated Press. DEMOCRATS HARD HITIN KENTUCKY Party Yields Six Seats in House of Representa- LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 7.—| —A. P. Photos Humphrey. No report had been re-| ceived from the second, twentieth and twenty-first _districts, and only one precinct had reported in the twenty- | second district. In other districts Re- publican candidates were leading. . 2 Bert Hinkler, the Australian nlrmm‘ who flew from England to Australia in 16 cays, plans an attempt to beat his (e ewn record over the same coursea COL. W. M. BOBB BURIED. Civil War Veteran Laid to Rest in Arlington Cemetery. Funeral services for Col. William Mat- Bobb, commander of the Depart- of the Potomac, Grand Army of the Republic, who died at his residence, | commander of Lincoln Post, Grand 1421 Potomac avenue southeast, Sunday | Army of the Republic, for the past 10 night, were conducted there this after- noon. Interment was in Arlington Ceme- tery, with special services at the grave by the Department of the Potomac, Grand Army of the Republic. Col. Bobb was clected department commander last January ua had been | 7 cars. He also was past grand. coun- oilor of the natlonal organization, Junior Order of United American Me- chanics, and also past commander of the District of Columbia Junior Order of United American Mechanics, Col. Bobb was 81 years old. He en- listed in the Union Army when in his early teens and participated in most of the major engagements during the con- flict between the North and South. It is just as important for the auto- mobile driver to have good feet as forl him to have good !”K will send to Congress to back up her wholy Republican delegation. It will include Gilbert N. Haugen of Northwood, co-sponsor of the McNary- Haugen bill, who, despite Republican non-adherence to the equalization fee plan in that measure, supported Her- bert Hoover, and was thought to have alienated a large part of his farm ‘“,‘:; port. - Only a sharp reversal in tl trend as indicated by returns when three-fifths of the votes had been counted could prevent the election of T. J. B. Robinson of Hampton, running for re-election to Congress from the third Iowa district. Towa passed, almost 3 to 1, a $100,- 000,000 bond issue designed to ‘“lift Towa out of the mud,” by paving 2,700 miles of primary roads. To the Democrats of, Jackson County fell the honor of electing the first woman legislator in the Stawe’s history, Mrs. Carolyn Pendray of Maquoketa. The election of one new Democratic Senator, George W. Tabor of Baldwin Jackson County, and the return of several Democratic incumbents were the apparent exceptions to the sweep- ing Republican victory, in both legis- lative branches. Yet this was a State in which Demo- cratic leaders had counted upon difii- dent farmers opposed to Republican farm doctrines. It was the State in which Charles Curtis, Republican vice presidential nominee, had made the alleged political error of telling a heck- ler he was “too damn dumb to under- stand.” The Republican leaders said that an unprecedented voting by women was reflected in the majority. Representatives. Early today, with only 300 Blue Grass S has ever received in Kentucky. Congress is organized, ter position, command only eight. resentatives Thatcher, Congratulations | By the Assoclated Press. Gov. Alfred E. Smith: “I con- gratulate you heartily on your vie- tory and extend to you my sincere good wishes for your health and happiness and for the success of your administration.” Secrctary Wilbur: “Mrs, Wilbur joins me in heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for a splendid ad- ministration.” Senator Robinson to Curtis—"Ac- cept my cordial greetings and con- gratulations.” quirements. Crushed by a stampede of Republican | favorite native son, Herbert Hoover, a | votes, the Democratic party in Ken-| tucky suffered its greatest defeat at lhei other Russian emigres succeeded later polls in the general election yesterday, | and ylelded six seats in the House of | disposal of about a hundred objects, the State had yet to tabulate, it ap-| some peared certain that the party which has | been a predominant factor in the polit- ical life of the Commonwealth since | yith the court a sum to the amount ob- ;he Civil War had suffered a complete 0ss. In the presidential race, voters of the tate had given Herbert Hoover a flattering vote of 514,153 while Gov. Smith received but 354,537. The Hoover mejority was the greatest any Republican candidate for President Until the election Kentucky Demo- crats were decidedly in the majority in Congress, with eight Representatives in the Lower House, but when the new the opposing party probably will be in an even bet- mustering nine of the State's eleven Representatives to th: party’s rolls, where the Democrats now In addition to the re-election of Rep- | ' Robslon _and | King. “I pay $1 monthly, and some day Mrs. Langley, the Republicans will havz C. W. Roark, Grenville; J. D. Craddoc! Munfordville; Robert Blackburn, l.e;: ington; Lewis L. Walker, Lancaster, :ind Elva R. Kendall, Carlisle, in the ouse. RUSSIAN ART SALE STRIKES SNAG AGAIN By the Associated Press. BERLIN, November 7.—The Russian government struck another snag today in its attempt to auction art treasures from the Leningrad Museum and pal- aces. The sale opened yesterday after & court action brought in an effort to prevent the sale had been decided | against the petitioners. Nevertheless in obtaining an injunction against the which they claim as their property. ‘The list includes six Gobelins and furniture sold yesterday. The bailiff was unable to attach these, but the auctioneers were obliged to deposit boxes tained from the sale until the question of ownership is finally decided. The first day's sale brought about 2,000,000 marks (approximately $500,- 000). Gold caskets and jewelry boxes were favorites among the buyers. KING TO GET PENSION. PARIS (#).—King Alfonso of Spain disclosed on his recent visit to Paris that _he would some day be eli e for an old-ag> pension. He told mempers of the French cabinet during an informal Iuncheon that he belonged to a Spanish organization called “Foresighters of the Future.” “I have ticket No. 108850,” said the I shall get my pension.” MONEY for the MULTITUDE The ability to borrow money is no longer confined to the privileged few. Today, every man and woman of integrity and earning ability can borrow money from Morris Plan to me- 1is or her personal re- MORRis PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. S. Treasury 1403 H St. N.W.