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SMITH BEATS MILLER;
COPELAND IS ELECTED;
EDWARDS WINS SENATE
Complete Reversal Is Seen in
Empire State Poll
Ties.
G.. .. p. ADMITS DEFEAT
Calder Yields Seat in Upper
House 10 Health Com
missioner.
By Ini,~rsni Service StnT Corre-
snondCnf

ny Ini'~r.nf Service StnT Corre-
spondcnt.
NEW YORK. Nov. I.--Former Gov
crnor Alfred T.. Smith today unsrat-
ed Governor Nathan l.. Miller in
landSlid" vot. by which nc received
plurality estimated at an early
hour in both Democratic and Repub-
lic"n headquarters as between 400.
O0o and "oU.o00
paper had conceded the election OF
Smith by $50 i. NJ on the showing
of returns r"pOrteh In the first hour
or :" after tn" polls closed. AS TIN.
hands ~ ~" clock advanced the fc :
ur"s grew
Il told you So" said NJ smith at
his headquarters as the returns came
ia. II is carrying out my predic
ti"ns ~ tho past week. had my
hand ON tho pulse Of the situation.
Fcets Grcnt Gratitude.
Later in talking with newspaper
men he said:
II, is Impossible I" have any other
feeling except one of great gratitude
and hope !" make good. | expect
"d tn" Democratic sweep. but II adds
to til" responsibility | feel All I
hav. Ia do NOW is 20 MAKE good
With IN. great sweep that returns
him 20 tn. ruh"rnsinrial chair. Smith
carried with him tn" entire star"
ticket. includng DR. ROYAL :. Cope
land New Yurk's health commits
sion"r for United States Senator.
pr copeland defeated Senator
William NJ. Calder, a close friend
~ the Harding administration.
No, only did Smith garry the
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SEES NATIONWIDE
POLITICAL REVOLT
Cordcll Hull. Himself Win
ncr. Declares Predictions
Verified.
IIEv AssnclAl.A Prcss. |

WASHlNGTON. Nov. "a state
mcnt issued at II o'clock ionirh,
from Democrats National Commit.
tee headquarters in the nam. Of
Chairman Cord-il Hull declared tha,
the prcdicti"n of "a great Demo
cratic victory made last Monday Ia
statement fr an Democratic ma
ti"nal headquarters Is being verified
by tn. returns from all sections OF
the country which have been heard
from at this hour
The wonderful victory ~on by
Governor Smith and senator Cope
land in New York" the statement
on,inucd. will only vary in de-
gree, according TO early rap"rts re-
rcivcd at Democratic national head
quarters.
"Grneral dissatisfaction with the
Republican administration and the
Republican Congress is clearly indi-
this hour.
The early returns are from The
East and the Middle Nest. where
Democratic candidat-S generally are
leading. and ii these leads are main
tanned not only these sections viii
record victory. but give promise "f
a nation idr revolt against the Re-
publican party with restoration oi
the Democratic party to power SO far
as II can be accomplished at This
election. The Republican party has
failed the country utterly. and every
Indication at this hour is that the
people have decided to return to the
parry % performance, progress and
prosperity"
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former lieutenant Governor Huch-
"nhh resides; pulaski-all of these
acquitted themselves TO the cr.di, Of
i'"'h"cra'ic workers who have. I'm
"a. campaign just ended. put forth
'h"ir supreme effort
KcbrLr In the seventh
IN" voters ~ the seventh District
registered their protcs; agaIns, the
contest brought by state Senator
J"hn Paul againS, Representative
THOMAS W Harrison by re-.l.c,ink
JudG" Harrison. IN. Democratic nom
nee, by majority of no less than
5000. The Democrats carried every
county and cits In the district. iuc!ud-
inr ir'en". which was az FIRST re-
ported 80 giving senator Paul . sm,j,
majority, tut which. on later ~.
'nrns. was found to be in the Demo
cratic column.
In" sam" candidates faced eacn
"1h"r IN 1920. year Of strong Re.
publican trend. wncn Judge Iy,-ri.
sons majority was only $50 votes
Senator Pau brought Il contest for
IA" s"a, claiming many Irregular
IT'S IN '"Eistrat'on and election pro.
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MAKE BIG GAINS IN HOUSE AND SENA TE
PEERY REDEEANS NINTH; PA UL IS OVER WF4ELlNE
LEADER OF DEMOCRACY
IN RECLAIMED DISTRICT
WINS BY 5000 VOTES
Hassngers Home Town Carried in Sweeping Victory
voters IN Seventh Protest Against Contcstcc of
Harrsons Election Two Years Ago

Wrestling IN. Ninth Dis,rlc, from
me Republicans. who hav. held ii for
"eac'iS lively" years. she Democrat
"' southwest Virginia Yesterday reg
'st"F"H IA" most striking party Vic
l"fS In thi$ stat. sine. r"adiustrncnt
u"Ns They have elected G.urg. g.
f"ery. Of TazewcIl. 80 succeed Ia.-
com Sl"mp hS majority uf not less
IMAM 900 votes. and with Official re-
inrns the r"sul, may he even more
d"cisiv"
Mt P""ry has carried his home
county OF Taz"w.li which. FOR . gen.
"rat'"n. has been TN. Republican
stronghold "i tho district; by "A ma
)oritY estimated "a, $50. Wise count
eel AZ safely Republican FOR many
years by leaders OF that party. and
,he nom" county Of Representative
Hieup. has also gone Tor Mr.. pcory
a further feather In his cap is his
victory At Abingdon. the HON. town
or his Republican opponent, star.
senator ! II IIaSsiug.r Russell
county, where former Governor
stuarts influence d. greatest. seem.
10 nave added 75O majority TO ,bo
Pe"ry column. while Wy'hc. tho hom.
of Governor TrinHl". Srny,h. wh.,.
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WILL STAND FOR NO
AUTHORITY USURPATION
Licutcnant-Gcncrai TIaring-
ton Plain in Language TO
New Governor.
BHITISH CONTRoI CtSrous
ihWhrf PlnuS I.nfd bY kemnIists
Mn. P"~ip"nr Lnu-nnnc
Conference.

CpNST ANTfNopLE. Nov. 1-Th.
'iiioh commissioners I'm Constantine
bic have been given full authority.
TO de"lar" state uf sicu. or tax
any other measures 1" preserve or
der.
This was tho response ~ tho al
lied governments ,u cablnd r.uucsts
of tho hish commissioners Tor per
MISSION t" take complete and speedy
action. II is certain that allies viii
zeal with ANY att.rApt Of disturbance
or iufrinscin"nt al the Mudania con-
N"nti"n in drastic manner
Determined 4" Check Movements.
british. French aud Italians arc as
On" IN their determination TO check
IN" powerful! m"Y"m-u, which tho
k"ual!sts haze So, in motion. Tn.
ir!tish HAY" At no TIM" sim. tn"
Intentions "f III" Turkish National
lists w"r. made evident rclax.d To-
tn" l"as, degree ih"ir vigilance. and
now French warships are about to
proceed here or ar. IN their way to
strengthen the allied authority.
Lieutenant General Harrington.
commander chief Of the allied
forces. has Informed Rafct rasha.
the new Governor. that he would
pcrnit N" usuro"tion ~ allied au-
ih"rity. and Rafrt explained that the
sweeping demands for evacuation Of
tn, allied military forces and for
other concessions came from the An
CORA government. Th" k"malists
have even attempted To take over
The customs revenues. hut the Brit
'sh authorities have decided to
operate tho customs themselves
The calling uf three additional
classes ~ tn" Turkish colors is In
t"rpreted her" as merely a show OF
force.
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BELIEVE SPANCLER
MINE IS CLEARED
OF ALL THE DEAD
Rescue Crews Bring Out
Five Bodies Late in
Afternoon.
NUMBER OF KNOWN
VICTIMS IS EIGHT
Further Search Of Headings Is
Made by Company
Officials.
QUIET PREVAILS EVERYWHERE:
QUIET PREVAILS E,nnrwnEnE
Identified forpscs Arc Rcmo,rd to
M"rEurs n> Rnpidiy ny Pos
pihlc.
INV Associn,od pro.e !

SfANiLER. PA. Nov. T.-Th.
Reilly coal companys mine. swept
by gas explosion yesterday morn
Ing. Was cleared Of lis dead Today.
Lat ms "ft"rnoon roscu. crews
brought OFT hv" Dhdics- believed to
have been tn" last In the workings
THIS brought tn" total ut known
dead /" eight. Thir,y-two miner,
were rescued
"mcials Of tho company declared
mat r"check -! their records made
IL hrhctich!ly certain that ll2 men
were In tn" min. when the EXPLOSION
took place. The total OF lis7ed sur.
NiNors includes six miners who yerr
in tn" Gag" when IN. Hood of -ns
ana sm"k" issued from the mouth Of
me Shaf. The total dead Includes
lhr"e miners. r"scu.d alive. VINO
'"l!'d 10 r"gh!r consciousness
All Listed Accounted For.
Further scar Of. tn" headings
was made tonight. Mine officials and
rescue men realized the possibility
ihaI one or Two mon might have
entered tn. mine Yesterday withuu,
reporting TO their boss All miners
listed as missing have been ac-
counted for. however.
The quiet precision which marked
removal Of the corpscs TO the norgue
was evident tonight as preparations
for the funerals got under way. Idcu-
'ihed bodies wcr" removed from tic
m"rgu" "a quickly as they were
claimed Company officials notiiicd
widows and relatives that they Will
take Charc" "f funeral arrange
ments. Il desired.
4 number Of hodies Will 10
buried tomorrow. Most OF the VIC
Tins were Roman Catholics. and their
pastors who hsnrch consricuously
in relief activities. arranged to CON
duct the last rites OF the church in
'wo small cemeteries. where a num-
ber of volunteers are digging graves
Preliminary to an Investigation 10
determine. if possible. the cause OF
the explosion, mine experts spent
time in the workings
today. They confirmed the dctcrmi-
nation previously made Ivy company
officials that the men who escaped
from III. headings owe their lives
TO the fact that force Of the cX-
plosion found a double outlet.
When tho gas was iEuitcd. pos
sibiy hy an open lamp. the dame
r"ar"d out through the fan house.
Whli" the gas ana smoke Travelled
through the main heading IN tn.
other direction and shot to the sur
face through the shaft. Tn. con-
sequence was that little debris was
dislodged and miners who were CON
Scious were able To staCgcr toward
the fresh air zone al the sixth
heading. where they were found by
the first rescue party.
1T was admitted also that the
casualty list would have been much
greater had the explosion occurred
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LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
IIkEIl TO DE POSTPONED

IEy Associated Press
LONDON. Nov. Tn view OF the
attitude assumed by the Turkish Ma
iionalists In tonstantnople. IL was
declared in official circles here today
That III" Lausanne peace conference
may he postponed To the end of the
prcsen; month and may pos slbly. he
abandoned. The opening nf thu CON
fcrcnc" had been fixed for Noyem-
bcr ~
Th. allied foreign Offices are work
ing IN harmony. being agreed upon
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Democrats NIak~ Gains.

Ky Associated Pressl
NEW YORK. Nov. At ii o'clock
Eastern standard time. less than hair
Of tn" returns for United States SEN
at"rs and Representatives In Con
ercSS were In and less than half
dozen turnover In the present line-up
had been recorded
In the House, Speaker Gillett had
been reelected and Meyer London.
the only Socialist, had been defeated.
In the Senate contests. the New
York Republican state Committee
had conceded the defeat OF Senator
Calder by br. Royal $. Copeland. New
York tfty's Democratic Health Com
missioner.
In Connecticut. Senator Mclean
Republican. was leading Thomas ].
Sp"ila"y. his Democratic opponent.
In Delaware. senator DUPONT. Re-
publican. vas leading for both tn.
Fh"rt term and the long term to fol-
low.
In Indiana. former Governor Rails
Ton, Democrat. with only part of
the state reported. was leading form
"r Senator Albert J. Ecvcridg. Re-
publican. in what appeared TO he a
close contest
In Iowa. smith ". Rrookhart. Re-
publican. running to iii the unex-
nirtd term Of former Senator Ken
H"n was Leading on the face OF the
rrturns. In Maryland. Senator
France. Republican. was ahead -,
Niiliam g. I'ruce. Democrat. but with
h'it 'h" state in. Mr.. Bruce took the
lead on early returns
InrsmbcntS In Lend.
Ia PENNSYLVANIA. Senators Reedand
"copper" appeared 10 have been elected,
ana IN shodr Island. Senator Gerry.
ne llem"cratic incumheat. was ahead
IN Tennessee, too. the Democratic
Incumbent. senator Mckellar. was
tnhhi"s ahead OF his opponent. and
IN Texas. where Democratic nomi-
nation Is equivalent to an election.
Earle Is Mayheid was leading
In Utah. former Governor Ram-
berger Rep,.hlican. was. on the face
"f early returns running ahead OF
Senator KinS. Democrat Senator
King Is Mormon. but Senator Smoot.
who is power in the Mormon
church. campaigncd for Mr.. Bamber-
ger.
In Vermont. Representative Greene.
Republican had a large lead In his
race for ~ seat in the Senate. and In
West Virginia. Senator Sutherland.
Republican. was ahead OF his Demo
cratic opponent.
In Wisconsin Senator La Toilette.
Republican,. was declared elected.
Th. notabi. contest In the COVER
n"rShips was in New York. where
Governor Miller. the Republican Gov
ernor. early conceded defeat ~ the
hands az Alfred T., Smith, Democrat
There appeared 10 he no doubt of
the election OF CHORD Pinchot. with
Republican slate, as Governor Of
rcnnsylvania.
Speaker Gillett. Republican. was
reelected from the Second MasSa-
chusctts District for his sixteenth
term, making him the patriarch Of
the new House % Representatives.
ar honor nnw held hy former SpeaSsr
CONTINUED on Page z. Col 50
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i0l, WALKS TO POLLS,
VOTES IN TENNESSEE
my Associated rress.l

LENOfR CITY. TENN. Nov. =
George Washington Brown. age l0l
years. probably the oldcs. man in
tennessee Ia exercise his suffrage in
today's election. walked up TO the
polls early this morning and marked
and dropped his ballot In the box
Thats another one for Austin Peay.
he lauGhingly remarked
MIR. Brown was brought TO the
polls and returned home in an auto
mobile by Mayor S. +. Witt In the
primary he was an ardent supporter
OF Harvey II. Hannah. and intro
duccd General Hannah when he
spoke at l.enoir City.
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AMERICAN DIES
IN LONDON STREETS
InN Assnciated rress.l

LONDON. Nov. 1-iorace Merwin
Carr. Parsons. Ky. who recent y
came to England To visit his son.
sam Houston Carr. collapsed In the
street today and died before he
could he taken To his sons home.
II is understood that Mr.. Carr
who was more Than 50 years OF age
was formerly acting commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army the Re
public. An inquest into his death.
VIA he held tomorrow.
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HrIi-vr Results sl".r.

=
NEW ARK. y. J.. \nV. With re
turns from al parts "f he stat"
draHrins slowly ia. Indications ~ II
o'clock tonight We're that Ia" results
In New Jerseys senatorial aud SiL-
ptrni;oriAl contests would h- ~
tr"m-ly rinst y; hat hour repre-
s"nia,ives 40 none of the randidat"S
would hazard a c"nnicut estimate
the rnal result.
only 223 of tn" states ".isi eI-c-
tion districts had tahulatcd ;h.ir
votes by that time.
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POWELL GLASS SHOT:
MAY LOSE AN EYE
Try Associated rr.ss1

LfNciiHtRG. VA. Nov. 7.--Powcll
Glass. eidcs, son of Senator Carter
Glass. Of Virginia. was seriously
wounded this afternoon when he was
shot In the face and head while hunt
Ing near Stoncwall. In Appomattox
County. Mr.. Glass is expected to
losa the sight of his lef, eye. hut
ms right eye was not injured The
wounds are not expected to prove
fatal
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Mclean t.end. SpeI,ac,

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. T.
United States Senator George i. Nc
Lean had lead OF nearly 5000 over
MS Democratic opponent. Thomas !
Spellacy. In figures for thirty-nine
towns out OF l69 in the State
The totals were: Mclean tR). So.
$780, Spcnacy CD. 7t,36a. Forty-cne
owns for Governor gave Templcton
(R). lOl.723; Fitzgerl I'D CD, 96,582.
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JERSEY CITY. Y. J.. Nov. Ed
ward l. Edwards. Democrat. and Ia.
nous wet advocate. has defeated
Senator Joseph : i'rciinEhuysrn.
Republican,. by plurality of at least
1'."oo. II was asserted AT II 80 n'clncI<
tonight Ivy Mayor Frank Hague"
Democratic l""dc~ of New Jersey
Siizcr. Democrat. will defeat Euuynn.
Republican. 10y virtually the same
plurality. he said
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POMERENE BEATEN
FOR SENATE IN OHIO
Har,lings Candidate for Gov
ernor. However, Is
Defeated.
IBy Associated press.l

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.--Dn the face Of
late ScnatOr'-. returns tonight from
Middle Western states. the Rcpub-
leans had apparently lost two Sena-
t"rs-ind!ana and North Dakota
hut had gained two seats. ohio and
Nebraska. There w"r. no other
switches in tn" party senatorial line
ups threatened in these states
In Indiana where the battle was
particularly hnt. samuel Ralston.
Democrat and former Governor. had
a comfortable" lead over Albert !.
E"NeridS" Republican, and follower
OF Th""dor" Roosevelt in 1912.
In North baknta, Lynn !. Frazier
recalled N"npartisan League Cover
nor. running for the S"uEt. as a Re
publican was behind i. +. r. o'Con-
nor, Democrat with som. Nonparti-
san League precincts to he heard
from.
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WARRANT REQUIRED
IN LIQUOR ARRESTS
Suspicion Of Whisky on Per
son Not Enough. Federal
Court Holds.
DECISION GIVEN HERE
Search of Person Without Au.
lhority Violates Consli-
tutional Right.
DECISION GIVEN HERE

II Federal prohibition officer
"''""nt warrant. arrests a person
on charge Of violating the national
prohibition act. simply btcnus. he
suspects that person Of having uhis-
~ upon his person, that arres, fl,
"'eR"i' ana The evidence obtained
should not be permitted In a United
states court
ihht Ia nutshell. il the opinion
81 CircWl Judge Edmund Waddill
Ir.. and District Judge -. Lawrence
'ron"r. handed down In the United
states circuit Court of Appeals i'm
Richmond. IT Was in the apucsl OF
George V. snyder against the Emitted
states OF America, aud the action Of
The United States District Court Of
me Northern District of Vast Vir-
ginia, IN permitting the evidence. Was
reversed. Circuit Judge .. 4. Woods.
diSsented
West Virginia Cnse.
The appeal was the outcom. of the
arrest ot George V Snyder hy a
Fedora prohibition officer. on a street
OF Wheeling W Va. on the afternoon
OF November 5. 1921. Tile officer. il,
is alleged. saw the neck of a hottl.
protruding from Snyders pocket and
walking up To him. placed one hand
on his shoulder and the other on
the bottle. remarkinS. Il have beat
YOU Ia il"
The officer, It is stated. lifted the
bottle halfway out Of the pock ct
ana found that II contained !iuuid
the color OF liquor The officer ar
rested snyder, il is charged. despite
his pro'es; and demand for war
rant, Snyder was taken into a near
by store. he claims. and there search
ed and three bottles similar to that
attracting the attention OF the oiii-
Ger were found upon his person
Snyder was taken before a United
states commissioner and bailcd and
later fled petition outlining the man
ner OF his arrest and search. lie
claimed the proceedings unlawful and
In violation OF his constitutional
rights and that thf evidence used
against him had been illegally OBJ
tanned.
The district attorney. records in
IN" case show, denied the petition.
Continued on Page .. Col. 6)
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lRG|N|A REGISTERS
bMPLETE VICTORY
t OR DEMOCRACY
] | Ten Party Nominees
or House Of Rcpresen-
tativcs Elected.
AN FOR CONSTITUTION
SWAMPED By VOTERS
Epublicans Lose Ninth Dis.
tricl by Majority Es,i-
mated at 5000.
IT. nE.TE~ ovEnwIIEI.MtNGLY
AN FOR CONSTITUTION
SWAMPED By VOTERS
IL nE.TEN OVERWHELMINGLY
p"rf~r" "f >cSr" Senatorial Cnn-
didnf~ FhIi Ia Supp"rt Chm
ming Ward Here.

virginia registered "a ro,,nIs,.
nocratic vtc,ory in vest.rr,y',
c,io, .,too.,
w Wv mr." S'''"S senate over
|Willianlsor MCGsvock Republican.
| majority estimated nr trc.m
20 ,.,, . eoo.,
''"S
''' ~ we party nominees f"r the
fts- ~ Representatives by major!-
: decisive i'm every instance
n .Irh, o., ,,. ,,
i''''s NhH vote
"Fh' 'h We" "' the certainty
Democratic success, 50 ,ha, +, Ix
1nb,rI 4, ,no,. ma, ,,-ooo 49,.
t,..,
's>'"'E NAN o' these
r." cast ln tn" Ninth and seventh
1stricts which wc-c ,n-uIv cav,
lrcd In ,hc H,,, -.
! ''' 'N'r y ~ fhSSlnE-r
i''"'"h az "'""". THIS
- ''''I'h "i I" Demo
',"m 'nH' "lHtrl"t 7" t"nsIfss
~ ''""' 'nhEe inomas W. iiar-
SHt'""ns himS"l' from the
n'h !'>'f'ct "y ''"oo votes de-
"N 900 SENATOR John Pani.
s"nmp- Constitution Propo.nI.
|Eh. ,ruposnl for p conv.o,i,, "a
IT.. a n"w Ccus,itu,io, "a, v,-
|nia met mo- r,y,r frnn h. ,a..
III was ny.ryb.ImiryI>.
|,uv -, tn. w,r,ri, cnn,,
$ did mot r.p.rt on nj. f..,,,,n
that tn. uuf;vnrol,o wt,I
|fI"mit 3" estimate. bu, i, u b.-
We" /" h'N- lost 10y a, least 30
N"'"S' "h" ~ may reach much
~ "t.'r" %" ne "n'c'ai returns.
IN 'he S'a'"
"""N F." l" huNN returned
['"',,' ,',,,, ,%f ,""s'i'n,i"n" Con
- c""'"." h'"
.,iu,,s ,n, """s
MIX,
.Iu,.
h"rr rr.n"unr.a s,y. -, ,"a
.uhtful Jisirir,s ,h,
= Nln,h. Mr M"Gayn.k m. ,,onrh'
,.u nnu,in.. rnr rh. ,-,t,.1
mate. made prrfunctory race and
, .tt-mnt was made ia orv,ni,. ~
ate f"r him rhr I.ny nlack can
date Mhit y LOWS polIod Tins,
.gr" voters who took the trouble
"nd SNOW that supporters Of Lewis
'c!in-d I" vote for Charming NJ.
ard. tn" whii" Republican nominee
the Third District. and in IN"
's"n'" "i i.'ly BLACK candtdat" for
'e ii""S" th"N "i'h"r voted Tor Con-
"HS'n"n 'I""' me ''rm"crHt or
'"" '""sreSN'"h"! part OF
Montague Gets Zig Majority.
Mr.. Montague's majority is prob
.ly 5000
! ',"""cra'iH 'onSrrsSmen from NT-
,,, W." '' as
L;r., Dts,r,,, o, o.,
,n.,or, ""''' VI
second Josenh =. n,,, ., xo-,,,
Th,rd ,nd-o,,. 80
picnmn,a ue'
- =
+. r.hnrs IN H. ''re"rE' OF re
E,t,h 7 M,,
ck
civ,b clit,o,
Seventh Thomas w u,r;s
'inchester.
Eighth, 4. Walton Moor. n, Eot-
x.
Ninth. George e. paerv of T,,.wo,
Tenth, Harry ST. George rucL.r ot
pckbridge
The ma iori,ics save +, ,bo xi,,h
IN from 4 600 IN 10000 NJ 49,
as suain swcnt IN victory IN Al.
let formerlv close aud dnuh,ru, h,.
.rhans 1000 majority. John N,r,tn
e Republican nominee In tho Tnn,h
ade no showing against Mr Tucker
.en i'm his own country NJ GUNNER
nd
Mon ., Loo, .-,o
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DEMOCRATS WIN
) CONGRESS SEATS
IN THE SOUTHEAST
Many Contests Are Close
and Results Await Off
cial Count.
LODGE IS LEADING;
RETURNS INCOMPLETE
Ohio Is Uncertain-F css
Leads Pomcrene, With
Thompson Victor.
1: ID AnDs RECLAIMs JERSEY
Reed l. Returned In Mis.ouri-Mnry-
land Result Il sun In
Doubt.
LODGE IS LEADING:
RETURNS INCOMPLETE
EDWARDS nEcnArMs JERSEY
Reed l. Returned In nMis.ouri-Mnry-
land Result Il sun In
Doubt.
INV Associated I,rcs.,

NEW i0Rk. Nov. S.-NtJ A, VI. To-
dny the congressional election returns
wrr" Incomplete md showing con-
'tn"cd Republican losses In the
House of Representatives. which
were steadily cutting down the Wc-
publican majority.
NJ that hour loss thnn 3ON of nil
"f the i33 srnts hnd bcrn accounted
Tor. The returns showed the Re-
ruhiirnns h"i,iinE i21 Rnd the Drno-
"r"'s h"iding id3. with the returns
from only fourteen states complete.
lP to Tint hour the returns showed
Democratic gain or thIrty-cIGht
.~"ts an the present Republican nm
I"rit. "f approx Innt-iy too.
THE definitely known changes In
the senate were Onr Republican Loss
i" Ne" York aud one Republican gain
in Nebraska.
Among the In,iicntrd rhnngr< were
"nr Republican Ioss In North Dakota.
one in indiana. onr In Maryland mud
"n" la New Jersey. against which WIS
Indicntrd one Republican Enin In
Ohln. II net Indicated loss of three In
the senate. where the prcscnt Re
r"hii"n" mnJ"rit, Is twrnty-four.