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Dear Mrs. Thompson: % / have
heard that hazel eyes signify tickle
mindedneSS. Do you think there is
any truth in that? / really do not know
whether my eyes are that color or not
looked in the glass and examined
them closely. They are grayish blue
around the edges and in the center
what some people call notified. What
would you call them?
(2) Do you think it is proper for a
girl to allow a boy to take her to
places of amusement about once a
week when she just likes him?
90 Another thing that puzzles me is
a persons intuition. l have heard peo-
pie speak of it but 1 don't really know
what it means. If it is a thought that
a person has and has no reason for
thinking it, then l guess I haven't any,
because when l think 1 can always
explain why.
"a Don't you think it is dishonor-
able for a girl to make an appoint
ment with a boy and not keep her pro-
mise? OF for a girl to go with a boy
for just what he gives her?
A LITTLE KNOW NOTHING.
% I should say that your eyes are
hazel. Hazel eyes are not a sign of
fickleness any more than any other
color.
90 Yes.
90 Intuition is the power of discov-
ering truth Immediately without rea-
son or argument. 1t is said that wo-
men are very intuitive because they
can grasp a situation at once which
it would take most men a great deal
of thought to understand.
"a 1t is dishonorable not to keep
amendments except in rare cases
when there is a good excuse and an
explanation should be made even
then. A girl should certainly not go
with a boy for what she gets out of
him; she should not go with him I'M
less she likes him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 16 years
old and | have had several boy
friends who go to school with me or
live in the neighborhood. The boy
friend that 1 like best is very good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
PUT CREAM IN NOSE 4
AND STOP CATAR.hH
Tells How To Open Clcgged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments Your
cold IN head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged most lis will open. The air
passages of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snuffiing,
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug-
CLING for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage OF the head soothe
and heal the swollen, iniamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stufed-up
and miserable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
MRS. GROTH is CLUB HOSTESS.

Mrs. Henry Groth. 1881 Fourteenth
street, was hostess yesterday TO mem
bers of the Get Together club. The
society was reorganized for the com
ing year at the meeting yesterday. The
afternoon hours were spent with GRO
cheting and needle work of various
kinds. Luncheon in three courses
was served at the close of the after
noon. Mrs. August Burton, 2210 Fifth
and-a-holf avenue. will be the next
club hostess in two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
D. A. L. CLUB HOLDS MEETING.

Members of the ID. A. l.. club met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Herman Kakert, 514 Fourteenth
street. The ladies of the club en-
joyed their needle work and pleasant
social hours. Mrs. Kakert served a
two course luncheon at 5 O'Clock. A
large bouquet of garden flowers was
used as a pretty center for the dining
table. Mrs. A. Webbing, 1901 Seventh
street, invites the members to her
home in two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
WEDNESDAY 800 CLUB ENJOY
GAMES

The Wednesday 500 club gathered
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Morris, 201S Fifth avenue.
In the afternoon games, prizes Wero
given to Mrs. Ed PrOffer, Mrs Ed
Davis and Mrs II. Brunette OF Daven-
port Luncheon was served on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
JOLLY NINE WITH MRS.
MI&FEIDT

Members of the Jolly Nine club held
their regular meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Fred Mus
feldt, 1902 Thirteenth avenue. Prizes
in the afternoon card games were
awarded TO Mrs. Henry Geisler, first
Mrs George Ohge. second. Mrs. J. A.
Brooks, third. and Mrs. II. E. Beck
fourth. \ o'clock luncheon was
served on the card tables. Mrs. Ohge
will entertain the Jolly Nine at their
next gathering in two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
Wakefeld's
Blackberry
Dalsan

Quickly cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Cholera Infanum and all loose bowel
troubles in adults and babies. No
opium. No opiates. Harmless.
Doctors recommend it. Seventy years
without an equal. S. cents everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
Live Right To-day.

Live this day right and meet tomor-
row bravely when il comes. Ii is
blessed secret this of living by the dav.
Any one can carry his burden, how
ever heavy, until nightfall. Any one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10

can do his work however hard ~
one day. Any one can live s"e s.sa
patiently. lovingly and purely untn ~
sun goes down And this IS All - -
life ever really means 10 us-Iust 0A'
little day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
SOCIAL EVENTS

card tables after the games and a So
cial hour closed the afternoon The
next meeting will be held at the home
of II. Otto on West Locust street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES SOCIAL.
The members of the Sunday school
Of the German Evangelical church
served about 500 Of their friends TO
ice cream and cake in the church
basement last evening. The young
people are much gratified with the sue
cess of their undertaking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
Household Hints
A SEWING BASKET.

An economical little basket for en-
brOidery work may be made by TAX
ing Our-quart-section peach basket
and covering it with any kind of cloth
desired, gathering the sides of both
the inside and outside at top and bot
tom and sewing straight pieces on the
bottom of the basket.
Then sew on the inside of the basket
on one of the short sides a three-bv-
One-inch pincushion with small ro-
settles of ribbon. that matches the COW
eTing, at each end.
Sew a pocket with rosettes on the
two upper corners on the other short
side, for scissors and thimhie
Take two strips of wood, each eight
and one-half inches long, 16 inches
wide and one-half inch thick, and COW
er with cloth. Put in each strip five
brass-headed tacks, driven in only half
way and about two inches apart Then
have four rubber bands for each strip.
and by slipping one end of a band over
one tack, winding it twice around your
spool, which the whole skein or en-
broidery thread at once is wound on,
and putting the other end over the
next tack, the spool will be securely
fastened. Repeating this process, you
will have eight spools on the two
strips
Then to the two outer lacks of each
strip tie pieces OF ribbon, which are
tied together and sewed to middle of
basket at the top on long side of bas-
ket. Also sew rosettes where ribbons
are tied together
The strips of wood then hang as
picture and can be turned over to the
outside of the basket to take things
out Of5it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
THE TABLE

Ham Loaf-Put hcIf pound of boiled
ham through meat grinder, then half
pound of cheese and six large soda
crackers. Mix all these together, add
one teaspoon Worcestershire saude
three beaten eggs and half pint milk
Mix thoroughly and bake in buttefed
pudding dish or bread pan for half an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
ICE CREAM SOCIAL BY SOCIETY.

Members of the Loyal Daughters of
the Second Christian church gave a
very well attended social on the par
sonage lawn last evening. Ice cream
and cake were served during the even
ing hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am 16 years
old and | have had several boy
friends who go to school with me or
live in the neighborhood The boy
friend that l like best is very good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
CLARK-GRIFFE WEDDING.

The marriage or MISS Verne Urine,
who is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H Critic, 900 Fourth avenue, to
Willard r. Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Clark, 1913 Eighth avenue, was d
ceremony of o'clock yesterday after
noon at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church, Dr. H. W. Reed offic-
iating at the service. The wedding
was quietly arranged, only the immed-
late families attending. The bride
was lovely in a soft gown of silver
grey crepe with a small hat to match.
A wedding repast was served at the
brides home after which they went
Immediately to housekeeping in a new
home at 1884 Second avenue. The bride
is a graduate of the Betty Stuart in
stitute of Springfield. ILL.,, and has
been employed with the L. S. McCabe
Co. Mr. Clark is connected with the
Central Typewriter exchange, being a
member of the firm with c. H. Cusick
with offices situated in the Safety
building. A great number of friends
will offer best wishes to both Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10

the Sacred Heart cathedral school,
and has been active in the Young Lad .
les sodality and parish work OF the
cathedral.
Mr. Kennedy spent his early life in
Muscatine where he attended st.
Matthias school. The family removed
to Davenport about eleven years ago,
and for the past three years Mr.. Ken
nedv has been connected with the
American Telegraph & Telephone
Company's office in Davenport Last
May he was promoted to the position
OF office manager in Des Moines, re-
moving to that city to make his home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
ARMY NAVY
NAVAL MILITIA !.
WALBOARD TUG
NAVAJO TONIGHT

Orders issued today by the acting
commander of the Naval Militia of Ha-
wall direct members to board the o. S.
navy tug Navajo at o'clock this
evening at the Fort Armstrong wharf.
The tug will tow a target tonight for
night searchlight drill at Fort De
Russy. -
This drill VIII be held from s TO
o'clock tonight and takes place twice
q month, on the first and third Thurs
day nights. The forts big searchlight
is used to locate the target, which
represents an attacking enemy war.
chip, The big IL and l4-inch rifles are
then aimed at the target and the range
obtained, although no firing is done.
Annual target practise, with reguia-
ton loads of powder and projectiles,
win be held by all the coast defense
forts on Oahu this month, starting
August IA and continuing until Au-
gust kSs Ia
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ARMY engineer
COMPANY Is TO
CONE HERE SOON
Sixty Men From Philippines
viii Arrive in September;
Going to Fort Shafter

Gable orders received Wednesday by
the Hawaiian Department and made
public today, announce that the COM
pany of engineers of the regular army
ordered to report for duty on Oahu
win leave Manila ON the transport
sailing from the Philippine port Aug
ust Is, arriving here about Septem-
Der 4.
This engineer company of 60 men
is coming here for service IN the Ha-
waiian Department, as ordered by the
National Defense Act OF June 8, which
has reorganized the assignment and
designations of army engineer organi-
cations, and has provided for the or
ganization on Oahu of new heavy
field artillery regiment, the 9Th. new
infantry regiment. the Sind, and two
companies Of engineers, G and d. 4
OF the two engineer companies for
Oahu, the nucleus will be the present
company at Fort Shafter. plus the 90
men being sent here from Manila. The
companies will be designated as Com
pany @, LIST Battalion, and Company
D. End Battalion, both OF the Bird Regi-
ment Of Engineers.
Company G will consist Of two thirds
OF the present engineer company at
Fort Shafter, while Company D VIII
be formed from one-third of the COM
pany here plus the so men coming
from the Philippines in September.
Although both companies, are TO be
in service en-, Oahu, battalion head
quarters Of Company c will be at Ma
Mia. while battalion Headquarters Of
ID Company will be at Panama, On
der the National Defense Act Compah-
les A and will be stationed at Ma
Mia, c and d at Fort Shafter and f
and f at Panama Regimental head
quarters for the Bird Regiment Of En-
gineers are at Fort Mills, P. l. which
b also headquarters. for the first bat
talon Of this regiment. ga syst
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BEST OPERATORS
Of AARCON CO.
LOANED. 10 army
Big Wireless Corporation Has
Taken Active Stand on Side
of Real Preparedness

The following letter relative to the
stand which the Marconi Wireless
will take for preparedness" has been
given out by w. P. S. Hawk, manager
of the local office: = s7sa.
The Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Company of America considers that,
by reason of its nationwide activities
and its peculiar adaptahility. to the
nations needs-perhaps greater than
that of any other civic institution
1t should be considered an arm of the
government, and in time of national
stress or peril, should hold itself in
reserve subject to government orders
and control. Ia
Already it has enrolled many OF
its rank and file as naval reserve,
having several months ago furnished
the Navy Department complete list
Of its employees, segregated them ac-
cording to rank and experience, with
particular reference to their ability
TO serve the country in time of war
and In the design, manufacture and
operation of radio apparatus.
Having done this for the navy, the
Marconi company is DESTROYS of like
wise serving the army and to the ex-
tent that IL can supply capable anu
expert wireless men without weaken
ing the organization it is holding in
reserve for the navy, it will be glad
TO do so. a-55.f.tl1
Subject, therefore, to the above
conditions. the Marconi company win
give its consent to any employee who
may wish to volunteer for service or
Who may, by reason OF his member
ship In the National Guard, be re-
CURED to heed the call to serve the
country on the border or in Mexico or
Wherever the government orders, and
I'd any case. where the applicant
meets the usual requirements and can
be spared, the Marconi company Will
keep his position open and allow half
pay until January /, 1917. After
Januarw 1917, ttse matter viii re-
cefye furtFer attention,
81 EMPLOYEES Of over one years
service Temporarily transferred to
government service VIII continue to
be protected Under the Marconi com
pany's life Insurance plan and such
absence from the Marconi company
viii not int fupt the continuity OF
the smployes service and seniority
benefits. 1aS ~
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ARMY ORDERS
August 1, 1916.
special Orders No A ias. !

4 Special Orders No. 10. =. x
4. Capt Thomas X. Harker, GUAR.
termaster Corps, IN charge or the OF
flee of the constructing duartermas'
ter, Schofield Barracks. VIII turn over
his property accountability TO Capt.
David Z. Stone, Quarte!master Corps,
and proceed to this city TOT station
not later than August 10. 1916.
Pursuant to Instructions from
the War Department, Pvt. Bert NJ. An
dersoB Company 2, 25th Infantry,
Will be sent to- Fort mcdowell, Cai'
on the first available transport Tor
discharge under the proyisions OF par.
agraph 1881, a. X, on account OF
habits and traits OF character which
render MS retention IN the service
undeslrab le. ~
The following changes OF station
ct enlisted men of the Medical De
partment are ordered Pvt. Isl Ciass
Thomas "A Austin, Fort Shafter to
Schoneid BARRACKS. and PVT LIST Class
Guy II Hughes, Schoffeld Barracks
to Fort Shzfter.
SpecM ORDERS NO l25.
pursuant 90 instructions rom
the Var department, Pvt Frank
Fierce Battery 81 LIST Field Artillery,
WIN pc sent 70 Fort Mcdowell, Cal,
on the nrst available transport for
dischaTge under the provisions OF par
agraph i!Ss, a: K
Under authority from the War
department dated October 80, 1919,
the following named enlisted men
now sick IN the Department HOSPITAL,
tbs city, VIII proceed on the nrst
available transport 70 san francisco.
Cal, Wnere, upon arrival, they VIII
report to the commanding officer,
Letterman General Hospital the Pre-
siqio OF San Francisco, Tor afurther
Treatments: "a
Sgt. william II. Loper. Corps OF En-
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NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS
Honolulu. August 8 1916

Honolulu. August !, 1916.
General Orders No. r.. i3s
l. Captain Frank ]. Doiieherty is
relieved as quartermaster Of the regi.
inent and assigned to the supply com,
pany. Il " @yG = d st7.sli
2. Captain A.. L. C. Atkinson is re.
lIeFed az cemmissary of the regiment
End assigned to the machine gun COM
pany. ~ 4. "a ar
3, LIST Lieut.. Lawrence M. Judd is
relieved as battalion adjutahit and as
signed to the machine gth COMPANY.
Ind Lett Robert ID. King is re.
siieyed as battalion quarterfaaster and
assigned to the supply company
5. End Lieut.. Reynold B. McGrew
Is assigned to the machine gun com
pany. ta.s.fs.s. r q.
Special Orders No. p. - stis,.
J.. Upon the recommendation of.
the commanding officer. LIST gnfantfy,i
Sergeant Robert r. McE1dewney, Co.
B. LIST Infantry, Is hereby appointed
.battafion sergeant major. 1st Infantry,
end assigned to the 1st Battalion. u
He will obcyed and respected ac-i
cordingly. 49,: = =.
2. Upon the recommendation OF the.
commanding officer, Co. A.. 1sx Infan-
try, the following. appointments are;
nade in that organizationa Artificer1
john Nakce to be corporal, vice Rog-
ers.. reduced. Private George Lin
coin, Jr.. To be corporal, vice fLish.
man. reduced. ........ -.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. - = p q
8. The following enlisted men are
transferred &c the Machine Gun Com
paRy. 1st Infantry. 10 date July r,
1916: 49,. ~s,s Il f}sas@
@. NJ. Sgt. r. B. MeGrew, from Co.
a. Sgt j. C. gabriskfe. from Co. B;
Corp. p W. Hedenan, nom 90. b:
corp. WIS Rycroft, from GO. D.
Gora r. F. White. from Co. f, pvt
S. E. Andersen, from Co. 3; Pvt.
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PRIVATE FLEETWOOD
LISTED AS DESERTER

Pvt. Charles D: Fleetwood. Battery
A. fst steld Artillery. Schofield Bar
racks, has been listed as deserter By
IieEt Gel John f. McMshnn of the
regiment Fleetwood is. chauffeur
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03

The senate, following its ahnti4l
custom, voted to strike from the asrt-
cultural bill the APPROPRIATION Tor
seeds TO be distributed by members
of Congress to their constituents
The item heretofore always has been
restored IN conference.
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ton of officers Of the, Medical Corps
are ordered: Mai. Eugene H. Hart.
nett, Schofieid Barracks to Fort Shat.
ter, relieving Maj. Benjamin ]. Edger,
Jr.. who, upon being thus relieved,
will report 10 the commanding officer,
Department Hospital. for dnty. Capt.
. Lauren S, Eckels, Department Hos
ipital to Schofield Barracks.
Special Order No. 1874.
EXTRACT a
Pursuant to instructions from
the War Department the following
named general prisoners will be sent
by the first available transport to San
Francisco, California, for disposition
as ind icated below: To Fort Winfield
Scott Cal, for release from confine-
ment: 80 q
Otto G. Smith. Thomas Gold. VIII
son J. Bomar, Zoe Short Warren sgd
nor. 81 itessa = 3!
To disciplinary baTfHcks. Afcatraz,
CAL: Edward Belovitch, Hiram Blue,
William A. Brown. Frank Burns, WI
liam J. Caldwell. Charles d nix, HUI
ron Walk, Donald ]. McFadyeh. Frank
Mullen, Frederick w. Neumann. Jas.
a. Skillman, Robert H. Smith James
Thomas. q
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That the hamaiI ayain can H.itn
stand the strain 81 seretstepl work
better than the inuse!es Of the body
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Icrl Advisers dauehtsn Or. Ella
Scarlet Synge. who has been report
Ing on the condition 81 EnHlisiE pris
oners IN Germany, holds eiEii aza
aenlic DEGREES
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has been proved BY recent expert
ments.
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By occupations He is 10 and weighs
135. The mans heisht is S feet 8 "a
inches, copplexicn fair. hair auburn.
He deserted July Is,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov, S.
With G52 complete precincts counted
out of Il total ui 6S4. Wilson was lead
ing Hughes by 1880 in San Francisco.
The Republican Stale Central Commit
tee comedies San Francisco TO Wilson
by about 1000.
The city Of Stockton, complete, gives
Wilson G.694; Hughes, 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. S.-Thc
latest figures on Wisconsin's election
returns show that Il solid Republican
delegation will represent this state in
the next Congress.
Additional returns received today.
did not alter the situation as fore
casted last night with regard to
Charles f. Hughes carrying the state
for President and Governor T.. l.. Phil
ipp. Republican. being reelected. The
Governor will have 4 working major
ity in the legislature.
Socialists increased their represcn-
Itation in both branches OF the legisla-
ture ny one member in each house and
will have nine members in the house
and three in the senate. The strength
Of the Socialists was shown principal
" in Milwaukee cOunry's vote in the
election Of the district attorney.
Outside Of milwaukee,, the Social
lists rast Il small vote aS did the Pro
hibitioniStS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09

DENVER. Colo. Nov. S-Rnturns
from 974 precincts out Of ,451 In Colo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS WILL LOSE
tContimued from First Fage)

who were chosen. according 10 me
latest indications, were: AilHons'
Henry +. Ashursl. Democrat: Arkan-
sa*, WIN. F.. Kirby. Democrat: CAN
fnrnia. Hiram ". Johnson, Republic
can: Connecticut, George =. Mclean,
Republicans: Delaware, Josiah Q: VOL
cot, Democrat; Florida. Park NJ.
Trammrll. Democrat: Indiana, (lonG
teruD Harry s. New. Republican, +;
(Shurt term), James l.. Watson, fe-
Maine Elected Previously.
Maine elected il! September (lonS
lrrm), Frederick Hale, RcpuDlIcanl;
tshur1 lrrm). Der, NJ. FcrnHld. R"puD-
lican: Maryland, Joseph |. France,
Republican: massachusetts: Henry
Cabot Ledge Republican,: Nichlsan'
Charles l.. Townsend. Republican;
Minnesota. erank, g. k"lioG%, lt"pID-
ican: Mississippi. John SHARP VII
liums, Democrat; Missouri. lanes ~
Reed Democrat: Montana, Henry Il.
MYERS. Democrat: Nebraska, Gilbert
Nj. Hitchcock. Democrat: Nevada, hey
Pillman. Democrat: New Jersey. Jos.
$. Frrlinchuy$cn. Republican,: New
Mexico. undecided; New York. VIM.
NJ. Calder Republican: North Dakota,
Porter J. McCumhrr Republican:
ohio. Alice rumcrvn", Democrat;
PENNSYLVANIA. Hhi!anGrr E. knoN. Re-
publican: Rhode Island. Peter Hoeirt
Gerry. Democrat: Tennessee. hcnn"'h
y. Mcclellan. Democrat: Texas. CnaS.
\. Culbcr$on. Democrat: Utah. Nm.
II. King. Democrat; Vermont, Carroll
5. Page. Republican,; Virginia. tiaud"
\. Swanson. Democrat; Washington,
Miles PoindrXrer. Republicans: West
VIRGINIA. Howard Sutherland. trpub,
liran: Wisconsin. Robert N. l.atnl'
lrttr. Republican,: Wyoming. John b.
K"ndriCk. prnGcrat Total. 80.
The situation in Til" hUus" III This
hour j. 50 indefinite" that ii is impns'
siDlr TO declare whether The Demo.
Gratis will maintain control.
Makeup of House.
NEW YORK. Nov. %.-.At midnight
the returns show the House will BE- di.
yidcd as follows. with - districts still
To be heard from: