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Evening journal., 1914-05-16
BID FOR GRADING CONTRACT.

The DUPONT Engineering Company,
when was incorporated last week at
Dover, has submitted bid for grad
ing york at League Island Park, Phil
adelphia The local concern bid $685.
426, although the estimate was high
Evening journal., 1914-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENsE ISSUED.

Clerk Of the Pence Hurry A. broWn
this morning issued a marriage H.
cense to G. II. 10. Morton, aged q
years. Of No. $500 McCallum street
Philadelphia. and Frances w. Ashen'
felter, aged 10 years, of No. 4325 Og
den street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-05-16
MRS. BOOTH TO TALK SUFFRAGE

Mrs. Sherman Booth, president Of
the National Equal Suffrage Associa-
tion, will address a meeting Of suf-
fragists at the Congressional Union
headquarters, Seventh and Shiploy
streets, on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Booth will speak of the shafrot
amendment. ..
Evening journal., 1914-05-16

u OR sALE-WE HAVE A SURPLUS OF
r fine two-year Barr's Giant Argenteul
and Palmetto Asparagus We also have "a
dne assortment of choice evergreens, most
Of them imported from Holland this
.pring, consisting Of Retinisporas, Box
s. woods. Arbor Nitaes Spruces, jumpers, Cy-
press. Yews RhododendrOns, Roster s.
Suruce and others Now Is the time for
lianting asparagus and evergreens. Can al
Nursery write us or see our representative,
ieorge s. Mattingley. No. SIS North Jack
,nn street Wilmington, Del Rakestraw.
,yle Co. " Nillowdale Nurseries Kennett
square, Pa. maylo-6t.
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ID ROPOsALs-BOARD OF STATE SUP
plies. DOVER. DEL.

i PLIES, DOVER, DEL.
Sealed proposals addressed as above and
endorsed, Proposals For Printing and Sup
plies, fo- printing Corporation Laws,
School Laws, Constitution Election ani
Registration Laws, Report Of Auditor OF
Accounts, Adjutant Generals Report State
Treasurer Report, Report OF State Board
OF Health, Insurance Commissioners Report.
Insurance and Banking Laws and other
printing, stationery and supplies for the
use Of the Secretary OF State State Treas
Accounts, Chancellor. State Board Of Edu-
cation, Superintendent OF Schools for Kent
county, Superintendent of Schools for
Sussex county Superintendent Of Schools
for New Castle county, County School
Commission Of Kent county, State Board Of
Agriculture. Clerk Of the Peace of New
Castle county, and supplies for the 1915
General Assembly, will be received until
.. 30 o'clock p. NJ, on the twenty-ninth
day Of May, A. ID. 1914.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at Office Of Secretary OF State
on Or after May l3. 1914.
Samples Of proposed printing and sup
plies, when specifications refer 10 sam
PIES may be seen az the Office of the Secre-
tary of State
The proposals must be accompanied by o
certified check for 10 per centum of the
amount of bid payable 20 the Secretary Of
said board
Only those proposals made upon the
blanks furnished by said board win be
Right TO reject any and all bids Is re.
served. THOMAS vs.. MILLER,
Secretary Board Of State Supplies.
Dover Del April. apr23-may2 ,T16.
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BAPTISM AT SHILOH,

There viii be baptism in shiloh
Baptist Church. Twelfth and Orange
streets. tomorrow morning. The Rev,
j. c. Washington, of Philadelphia,
will be the preacher, both morning
and evening.
Evening journal., 1914-05-16
TRANSPORTATION
LONG REACH.

PENNsGROVE and WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Spring scnedu e--i erve Win ington. 90.
$50 a. M; 145, 500 p, m. Leave Penns-
grove 500, 1915 a. M; 2.3O. 600 p. M.
Saturday Schedule-Leave Wilmington
ZOO Gao a. M; las, 500. HOO p, N.
Leave Pennsgrove 500, 10.15 a. M; ESQ.
100, 11.30 p. m.
Passengers and freight. Improved facili
teg for handling automobiles. Refer inquiries
Wilmington.
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SALE OF HORSES.

q ALE OF HORSES-MUSr SACRIFICE
- SO young horses and mares in first
class condition. A few are pavement sore,
suitable for country use The above horses
weigh from 900 TO 1900 pounds and are
right out of hard work. Prices, $50 up
wards Also wagons, trucks and harness.
No reasonable offer refused. Satisfactory
trial allowed Inquire stable foreman. All
horses shipped free Of charge Grauery
Express Co. Stables, l33-140 East Twenty
fifth ST.. New York City. Telephone, 0252
Madison Square. mayll-l2t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


A DMINISTRATOR' 5 SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.
BY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
Court will be exposed TO sale at public
vendue, on TUESDAY MAY 20, Ht 10
o clock. A. NJ, al the County Court House,
in the city Of Wilmington. the following de-
scribed real estate. late Of John n. kaies.
deceased, to.wit:
Two parcels of land with the buildings
thereon erected situated in the city o. VII
mington:
No. No. s1A Monroe Street.
No. 2-S. W. Corner Sixth aud Wash.
ington streets.
For full description. see large bills.
JOHN A. KATEs Administrator.
William H. Hcald, Attorney.
Attest: JOSEPH G. JOLLS. Clerk o. G.
Wilmington, Delaware, May 6, 1914.
may12, 14,16,1s.2O.22.25
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MR. cooPER REcoYERs.

Ezekiel Cooper, cashier Of the Farm
ers' Bank. has almost recoyerNl from a
recent operation and expects to return
to his duties at the bank on Monday.
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STORAGE
PROPOSALS

II UNITING, TRAPPING AND FISHING
III u. S. Engineer Office, sl5 Wither
spoon Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa, May 10, 1914
Sealed proposals for leasing exclusive privil-
ege Of hunting trapping and fishing on Arti
fetal Island, Delaware River, near Reedy
Island for five years, from July l. 1914
will be received here until II noon, June IS,
1914, and then publicly opened Iniorma
tion on application. GEO. A. ZINN, Col
Engrs. mayl6-29.
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RESORTS.
Hotel Mervine

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
New York Ave. Second hotel from
boardwalk. In the very centre OF things
active but with a quiet interior and dis.
eliminating clientele. A. p $3.50 per day
Per week, two persons, S25 one per
son, SIS. Booklet.
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT.
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PAPERHANGERS


I OhN kkNbOLls fArEh dANbEis.
O No. 623 Madison St. Bel phone.
a'1s-L. iani2.u.
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POLITICAL CARD.
CHIROPOD1STS

~ LOHA Johnson SrRADLEN, No. COL
II Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns. Bunious, lugrowu
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. d.
A. 2oi7. poy2o-u
NNlE N. sCHAFfER, CHIROt oDlsI,
"A Corns bunions, ingrown nails treated !
loot massage. Consult me for all foot trou
bies. ID. & A. Phone 1885 No. 2i-
West Tenth street ian26f
n IIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
" Fowler s. Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massazing.
No 900 Adams St. d. & A., ZOOS. Even
ing by appointment. mario Tyr.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MASQUERADE SUITS

MASQUERADE sUITS-MRS. SUSAN
M a. Standerwick, No. s29 Vandever
avenue. successor to Mrs. John j. Quill, Of
526 y. Fourth street. mar11-u
Evening journal., 1914-05-16

II OR SALE CHEAP-TWO DRAFT
4 Horses, two Ford Runabouts. one A.
passenger Maxwell Automobile one ls-
horsepower Gasoline Engine, two Feed Mills,
stone Crusher one 2-ton Wagon Gear, lot
1f shafting Puileys Etc. all in excellent
Observation-Disclosures 80
Evening journal., 1914-05-16

And what AZ the cook Is leavineg
There are other good cooks in the
world and easily found through
Want Ad-Adv
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LOST AND FOUND

,-~>-~,-s>,,,s,s,>-~ ~s>~-se->>>',>,S-r>
IL size female beagle hound; tan and
white Cali No. 916 West street. or
phone 5O05. may14.3t.
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PRINTERS

6n WEDDING INVITATIONS. $3.50 TO
OU S17.5O. j. T. JOHNSON. Printing
ana EngravIng. 6l5 Markat 81. iIn.eod.tL
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MONTGOMERY

NORRISTOWN, Pa, Nov. 4,-Penrose
will carry Montgomery County by probably
5000 majority, 1883 from Norristown. In
Pottstown. a Democratic stronghold. Pal
mer had only 73 votes more than Penrose.
Pinchot is a poor third. Brumbaughs
majority over Mccormick will reach 5000.
based on the returns from 100 of the l42
districts, His majority In Norristown Is
1856. Penrose's majority in Lower MeT-
ion township is over 1900 Brumbaugh's s
1900.
For Congress. Watson, Republican, has
a majority OF 5000 over Harold Knight,
Washington. and Harry Grim, Democrat.
For State Senator, Frank Croft, Republl-
can, will have a majority OF 5000 over John
Rex, Norristown, Washington, and Ed
ward IngersOl. Penllyn, Democrat Rex is
running third. Ingersol lost his own dis
trlct by three votes. Croft has over 1900
majority in Lower Merton. his home.
An unofficial count shows that the
three Republican members OF the Legis-
lature win by large plurallties. In the
LIST District Amber gets 47S5; Henderson,
Washington. 1853, and McEvoy, Democrat
2l97. Amber is for local option. In the
I'd District Neville Republican, has 1884
Farrell, Democrat, 1895, and Clark, Wash
ington, s44 In the Sd District Landls Re
publican. has 1921; Bailey. 1878. and Mer-
Ger, 1887. In the 4th District Harvey
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. l. - The
fusion ticket saved hut two candidates
from the Republican landslide here. J..
W. Stewart, fusion candidate for State
Senate IN the 18th district, comprising
Washington and Greene Counties. won
over John II. Hallam, Republican, by
hoo votes. Hallnm carried washington
County by approximately 600, but Stewart
ran ahead in Greene by about 1900
T. r. II. Brownlee was a winner for
recollection 10 the Assembly from Wash
ington County by a plurality Of 81 votes
over j. A. Sprowls. Republican. II. r.
Myers and @. p. Baker, Republicans, are
the other Assembly winners.
Henry w Temple, Washington candl-
date for Congress In the Gath district,
comprising Washington. Lawrence and
Beaver Counties. was defeated by W. M.
Brown, Republican. by plurality OF APP
proNlmately 40OG. The vote for Brown,
Temple and S. A. Barnum, the latter
Democratic nominee, In the three counties
was:
Washington County-Barnum, ll76; Tenn
pie, 4S70 Brown 6752.
Beaver -Barnum. l7s5; Temple, SS3s;
Brown, 42i4
Lawrence-Barnum, 1000; Temple, 5000;
Brown. 1900
Total Barnum 69e1; Temple. 11,2Os;
Brown, 10, 196.
The complete unofficial vote in WASH
lngton County for Governor and United
States Senator was:
Brumbaugh, 1858; Mccormick, TIT: Pen-
rose. 7l6s; Palmer, 1900; Finchot, 1858.
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LEHIGH

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. 4-Complete
unofficial returns show that Palmer car
ried Lehlgh County by s4 plurality over
Penrose Palmer's vote was 1858: PEN
roses, 72l4, and Pinchot, 1857. The Repub-
licans had hoped to carry Lehigh for
Penrose. and while they failed to accom-
plsh this, they are very well satisfied, in
view OF the fact that the registration fig
ures showed the Democrats 300 In the
lead, Pnchot ran ahead of the Bull
Moose registration, which was only 1855.
Mccormick carried Lehigh by 1922. hav-
Ing received 1885 to 1858 for Brumbaugh.
The big surprise OF the election was the
victory OF Horace W. ScEantz the Repub-
llcan candidate for State Senator. He
won over James A. Miller, the Democratic
candidate for reelection, by $50, In face
candidate. received 1858. -
The Democrats elected three Assembly
men from Lehigh-Ira T. Erdman, Ralph
E. DIefenderfer and Albert L. Rim.
For Congress, former State $, Senator
Arthur G. Dewalt, long the Democratic
State chairman, carried Lehlgh by 1861
majority over John K. Stauffer. Repub-
lican. Dewnlts majority in the Berks-
Lehigh district will be at least 60OO
Lehigh gave It's favorite son. Judge
Frank NJ. Trexler, a great Endorsement.
For Judge OF the Superior Court Judge
Trexler received 126lS votes. the largest
vote ever given any man in Lehigh
County, to 29S0 for Clark.
Mccormick got 1886; Brumbaugh, 1858
Greasy, Dem. S172; Smith, Wash, 2Os9;
McClain, Rep, Till; McNair, Dem. 1855;
Lewis. Wash, 36I9; Houck, Rep, 65O3;
Dewalt, Dem, S911; Stewart, Wash, 2O41;
Stauffer, Rep. $3.50: State Senator Miller,
Dem, 1887; Hoffman, Wash. 255S:
Schantz, Rep, 1856.
Assembly Qst District)-Erdman, Dem,
365s, Speer. Wash, l116; Horne, Rep,
2910.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Dem, 2223;
Marshall. Wash, s6S; Morrow. Rep, H52.
Third Distrlct-Rinn. Dem. 2571: Dor
ney, Wash, 2S2; Wertman, Rep. 1889
Judge OF Superior Court-FTazier, 47s4;
Kunkel. sO5S.
Judge Of Superior court-Clark. 1880;
TTexler, 1883.
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DAUPHIN

HARRISBURG. Nov. with complete
unofficial returns from all Of the city pre-
cincts and four small county districts
missing, Senator Penrose carried Dau-
phin County by nearly 600 over Pinchot
and 7lO0 over Palmer. Vance c. McCor-
mick carried his own precinct. but lost
his ward, the Fourth. and Doctor Brum-
baugh carried both city and county over
Mccormick. Brumbaugh's majority is
1000 Judge George Kunkel has tre-
mendous lead over Judge Robert s.
Frazer, his majority being 1900 Judge
Trexler. for the Superior Court, leads by
5000 over Clark.
. The members OF the House elected from
Harrisburg are: Augustus Wildman. Re
publican. member OF the last House. 1894.
and ]. w. Swartz, Republican, 1880; J. j.,
Lybarger, Democrat, received 40l5. and
]. H. Marshall, Democrat, 2S5s. The
washington candidates, Barker and
Grow, got 2449 and 1889 respectively.
In the county the Republicans defeated
the Democrat W Washington candidates. J..
b. Martin and W. W. Lenker, local op-
ton members Of the last House. ]. G.
Nissley. one Of the successful candidates,
received 1924, and ". s. Young 59ls. de-
feating the fusion candidates by 500. None
OF the Republican candidates declared
himself on local option Wildman op-
posed It Ia 1913
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BERKS

READING, Nov. 4-Late returns re-
versed the indications OF last night and,
although unofficial, showed that McCor-
mick had carried the city over Brum-
baugh by vote OF 1914 to 1850. With but
a few of the county districts heard from
II is apparent that McCormick's plurality
will be about $780,
Penrose was victorious over Palmer in
the city. the results being as follows:
Penrose 1855; Palmer, 1896; Pinchot, 2s56
In the county. however there was not
much OF a detection and the district is
conceded Palmer by about 1000.
Arthur G. Dewalt. OF Allentown. Demo-
crat defeated j. Keim Stauffer Re-
publican. OF this city. by $500 plurality.
His plurality In Berks was about 5000,
considerably less than the State ticket.
One of the surprises was the reelection
Of James II. Maurer, Socialist, president
OF the State Federation OF Labor, and
MahIon G. Shaaber. Civil War veteran,
10 the Legislature from the city, Assem-
bIyman George II. Sassaman and Will
lam Strauss. Democrats, being defeated
by this vote:
Maurer, s7sli shaabsr, s744; sassaman,
S55l; Strauss, s50S
Both successful candidates are anti
local optionists.
From the county Howard W. BOdey,
Daniel A. Rothenberger and Wilson G..
sarid, Democrats. were elected TO the
Legislature. All are understood to be
antagonistic 70 local option. Judge Frank
NJ Trexler, OF Allentown. Is conceded the
county by 5000 for tho Supreme Court.
A feature taken as q rebuke to the ad-
nainistration was the overwhelming de-
feat OF the s1.s0O,000 loan for permanent
improvements.
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LUZERNE

wILKEs-BARRE. Pa, Nov. 4-Boies
Penrose and Martin C. Brumbaugh swept
Luzerne County. With "a districts miss
ing out of the 3l9 in the county. the fol-
lowing vote is recorded
senator-Penrose. 15.666; Palmer, 1O,41s;
Pinchot. 7433. GOyernOr-Brumbaugh
1924: Mccormick. 1i,6l7 Lieutenant Gov
ernor-McClain, l4,S33; Greasy, l2,1ss:
Smith, s1l4 Secretary OF Internal At
falrs-HOuck 1924; McNair. 10, 9S6; Lewis,
s7sS. CongFess-John j. Casey. Dem,
1851; Kniffen. 1915. Judge OF the Su-
preme Court-Runkel, l1,659; Frazer, T762,
Judge OF the Superior Court-Trexler,
L, 1859; Clark, 951s. State Senator-Asa X.
Dewitt, 10 $50; Reese, s0li.
William Adams, Rep. and anti-local
option, was elected Representative from
the 1st Legislative District. Peter Muir
ply. Dem. and anti-local option, wins In
the %. Patrick Wynne, Dem. and anti
local option. wins in the Sd Jacob Evans,
Rep, for local option, wins in 4th; John
r. Hatten, Rep. for local option, leads
In the 5th; r. A. Huber, Rep, not COM
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FAYETTE

UNIONTOwN, Pa. Nov. 4.-Senator
Penrose will have the largest plurality
ever given to a Republican candidate in
Fayette County. 1t Is expected that his
plurality may reach 5000. In 70 out of
1O4 precincts reported this morning. the
vote was: Penrose, 1857; Palmer, 1914;
PInchot, 2231.
Doctor Brumbaugh Is victor by $500
votes. In I2 precincts the vote is: Brum-
baugh 1897; Mccormick. 6576.
Robert F. Hopwood. Rep, wins In the
Esd Congressional District. over Con-
gressman Wooda N. Carr. Hopwood
by about 220O in the three counties.
Carr carried Greene County by 1900. Hop
wood carried Fayette and Somerset
Counties.
In the LIST Legislative District T. r.
Lynch. Rep. was elected over G. C.
Goss, the Democratic member In the
last House. Lee Smith, Duncan Sinclair
and Harry Horton. Republicans. all have
substantial pluralities for Assembly.
None OF the Assemblymen elected Is
pledged to local option.
There are no figures available on
Supreme and Superior Court Judges.
Republican State Chairman WILLIAM E,
Crow, for State Senator, wins oven the
Democratic Washington party fusion
candidate, David Morgan Hertzog, by
about $500 In the county In 72 precincts
the result Is; Crow, 1861; Hertzog. 6l6s.
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NORTHAMPTON

EASToN, Pa, Nov. 4-seventy-five dis
trlcts out Of the 10t in the 18th Congress
sional District gave Penrose a vote of
4S72 for United States Senator. Palmer,
IN this, his own district, received 1858
votes,
The gubernatorial contest was closer
in this district. Mccormick received 549i
and Brumbaugh 1865 votes. II. ]. Steele,
the Democratic nominee for Congress in
this district, polled big plurality. His
vote was 5454 This will be increased by
the vote OF districts as yet unheard from.
Hoffman, the Republican candidate, re-
ceved 3414 and Edward Hart, Of the Pro-
gresslve party, 1887,
In the State senatorial contest w. Clay
ton Hackett. Democratic nominee. polled
1880 plurality. Mr. Hackett is not foT
local option. The successful candidates
for the members of the Legislature were
Geser, Trach and Benninger, all Demo-
Gratis. and all opposed to local option.
The plurality for each Is between 1000 and
25OO. Judge Kunkel received 23OO votes
over Frazer for the Supreme Court and
Trexler received $500 majority for the
Superior Court
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUNBURY. Pa. Nov. 4.-Complete vote
In Northumberland County early today
shows:
United states Senator-Penroso. 1850;
Palmer, l5is; Pinchot. 4010.
Governor go Brumbaush. 1o,O50; McCor-
mick. $500.
Supreme Court-.Kunkel, 9iS7; Frazer,
6s25.
Congress, 18th Distrtct-John v. Desher,
Democrat, Sunhury. 1876; w. w. Hefner,
Washington. Centralia, 400i Charles II.
Robbins, Republican, Mt Carmel, 1900.
state Legislature 27th District-J. y. s.
Strlckler, Democrat Dewisburg, 400; John
H. Krletser Washington. Milton, 8lO0
William c. Mcconnell, Republican. Sha-
mokln. 9tOO.
Leglslature-Aaron J. Baumm, Repub-
ican, Sunbury. 5000; George B. Kiinger,
Republican, Shamokln, 62Os; William j.
Caldwell, Democrat. Milton, 500. None for
local optlcn.
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WAYNE

HONESDALE. Pa, Nov. 4.-Thirteen
districts of Wayne County out of AZ give:
For Governor, Mccormick. 74s: Brum-
baugh. 555 For Senator, Palmer, Isl;
Pinchot $50; Penrose, 5N. For Congress,
Stephens, Washington. 40: McFadden.
Republican, 4S7; Dean, Democrat, 800. For
State Senate, Perham, Washington 493;
Decker Republican. 4s7; Warner. Demo-
crat. 3O6. For Assemblyman, Samson.
Washington 429; Woodmansee, Repub-
lican. 4O4 Spencer. Democrat, SIS. Esti-
mates carefully made on remaining dis
tricts indicate that Mccormick will carry
county by large majority: Pinchot will
also carry county. but by less majority
than Mccormick. Dana Stephens, for
Congress. viii receive plurality over
Dean and McFadden. Spencer, Democrat.
for Assembly. will probably be elected
over Samson. Washington. and Wood
mansee. Republican, by small plurality.
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BRUMRAUGHS LEAD
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Continued from PAGE One
sehuylkilt by $500. Mccormick carried
Carbon by 300, while the county gave
Penrose a plurality Of 400.
MCCORMICK LOST OWN WARD.
In Dauphin, McCormick's home county.
Penrose defeated Plnchot by 500 and Pal
mer by 100 Brumbaugh carried the
county by $500. Mccormick lost his own
ward in Harrisburg. but carried his pre-
elnct
Lancaster gave Penrose a plurality Of
1000 and Brumbaugh a majority of 5000.
Chester went Republican by $500 and
Montgomery by 5000.
Washington returned a Penrose plu-
raIity OF 1000, while Fayette, Republican
State Chairman William e. Crows home
county, gave Penrose plurality of 25O0.
Senator Crow was reelected, despite
Democratic and Washington party fu-
sion
Berks. the strongest Democratic county
In Pennsylvania, was carried by the
Democrats by only 9OOO Lehigh went
only slightly Democratic.
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LYCOMING

wILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Nov. 4.-Nearly
complete returns from Lycoming County
give Pinchot 1900. Palmer $500, Penrose
34OO Mccormick for Governor, got 800
votes, a majority of 1000. Edgar r. Kiess,
Republican. carries every county In the
18th Congressional District, and will have
a plurality of about 25OO over John j.
Reardon. Democrat. Stokes, Washington
party candidate. ran third.
Charles w. Sones. Democrat, is re-
elected from the 2ith Senatorial District
by big majority. Ralph Gibson Repub-
lican, and John Luppert, Democrat, are
probably elected members of Assembly,
Gibson is In the lead. with the vote close
between Luppert and Ansel Ulman for
second choice.