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ing and evening. They may be ex-
pected to sing every Sunday from
now on. Come and hear them.
Mrs. Meyer, of Akin, Ohio, mother
Of Mrs. George Shoch, is visiting for
several weeks in the East. Last
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Shoch were
visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Mrs. Shoch is doing splendid work
in music at our schools. This should
be felt in the community soon
through improvement in our music
in church and community.
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Why Is Pasteurization
Necessary?

The answer is; To the milk itself,
practically nothing; to the dangerous
germs contained in it, everything.
Pasteurization renders harmless dis
ease-producing germs, yet it does
not destroy the Tactic germs which
the most necessary for the easy
and prompt digestion of milk. Every
evidence that we have makes it
clear that pasteurization does not
deteriorate the milk in quality or
lessen its food value. DR.. McCollum,
one of the greatest authorities we
have on the use of milk as a food,
says: "Pasteurization seems in itself
to have little influence at all on the
food value Of milk. The staleness
is the greatest element of danger.
Pasteurization is necessary as a
safeguard against such diseases as
typhoid, tuberculosis, scarlet fever
and such organisms as cause cpl
denies of sore throat. Milk should
not be kept in the home without
efficient refrigeration, and should
be consumed before it becomes stale
Stale milk is dangerous, especially
for use in infant feeding"
Pasteurization may simply be said
to bring milk back again to the
point of the purity it had when it
left the udder of the COW, so far as
freedom from dangerous germ life
is concerned; and if refrigerated
and kept cool to the time of using,
it is as safe as when it left the I'D
der of the COW. Pasteurization makes
no change in its inherent quality in
ny particular. Pasteurization simply
kills-DEAD--any dangerous germs
that may have been in the milk at
the time of pasteurization.
For sale by The LambertvilIe
Dairy CA. & G. N. Kirby distribu-
tors and agents for the Castanea
Dairy Co., of Trenton, N. j. 10 Cor
yell Street and 6s York Street, Lam
bertville, N. J.
Open 5 to P. M.
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese, Salt
and Sweet Butter, and Walker Cor
don Certified Milk.
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!" SNAG.PROOF" SMOKERS
Being the Weekly Grin of the Lambertville Rub
Der Company at Itself-Written by almost all the
Employees, and Edited by X. b. White.
sToRK VISITS NoDENs

John Modem, the foreman of our
stitching and quartermaking de-
partments is the proud father of a
baby boy. The boy was born at the
Noden's home on North Main ST.,
early Tuesday morning and is to be
named John Wilson, for his father.
The new arrival weighed 81s pounds
and was getting along nicely when
the paper went to press.
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GUN CUTTING

We have been wondering how
Lem Buchanan got his stiff neck
but he explained this morning that
he was in New York last Sunday.
He says he watched the Statue of
Liberty for three hours and she
didn't move an inch.
oh for the life of block puncherl
Bulligan Stout our 'die smasher"
riding to work in a taxi. Some class,
says we.
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EARLY MAIL FOR
LAMBERTVILLE

The discontinuance of the trolleys
has worked one improvement for
Lambertville. The earliest mail
brought into the city was on the
tbs o'clock trolley. Postmaster Bark
lev now announces that the autobus
leaving Trenton at 6 o'clock Will
carry 1st class mail and newspapers
for this office in the future. This is
the only change in local mails caused
by the discontinuance of the trolleys,
and it is an improvement. This will
take effect October ID.
Mail for New Hope, which was
formerly carried by the trolleys, is
now carried over by messenger.
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BOOT ROOM

There are number of old faces
back again, Jack Edwards, Russell
Ent and Sam Akers. We also have
three young men who hope to be
bootmakers in the near future, Will
liam Edward Cooper and Hugh
McCaf'ery. McCat'ery's father was
foreman here for many years.
Jack Buchanan's wife has been
quite ill in st. Francis Hospital in
Trenton.
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MISS RAPHAEL ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Raphael, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Cell, to Mr.. Bernard r.
Myers of Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Raphael attended the Perkio-
men School for Girls and the Beth
lehem Seminary. Mr. Myers is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Myers, and
graduate of Cornell. He is now
associated with his father who for
many years have been one of the
foremost realtors in Rochester.
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AROUND THE MILL

Charlie Schermerhorn and his
wife motored to Valley Forge Sun
day.
Charlie Chapple, who has been
ill at his home for several years is
back in the mill again. Mr.. Chapple
is working with Mr.. Loomis in the
laboratory.
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MILLROOM NOTES

Elwood Burroughs has been trans
ferred to this room.
We are sorry to hear that Walter
Everitt's wife is very sick.
Barney" Taylor and wife were
Saturday visitors in Trenton.
Tommy Cara was New Yoix
visitor last weekend.
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TENNIS MAKING DEPARTMENT

Louie" Pinelli who makes shoes
in the factory and fixes them out
side is supplying his customers with
Wids Heels.
Harvey Sine is taking a little
vacation from making tennis shoes
by working in the receiving de-
partment.
On Tuesday Winfred Weber was
out sick with toothache.
Lou Rochet sustained a slight
operation in st. Francis Hospital
Tuesday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Jonas l.. Strimple, Deceased.
Pursuant to the order of CHARLES d..
McCRACKEN. Surrogate of the County of
Hunterdon, made on the Nineteenth day OF
July A. d. one thousand nine hundred
Twenty four. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate OF
Jonas l.. Strimple late OF the County OF
Hunterdon. deceased. to present the same
under oath or affirmation, to the subscriber.
Executor of said deceased. within six months
from the date OF said order and any
creditor ncpoctng to bring In and exhibit
his or her claim (under oath affirmation)
with the time so limited. will be forever
barred OF his or her action therefor against
the said Executor
Dated July 10th. A. ID. 1924.
Egbert T. Bush. Stockton, N. J.
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SALES DEPARTMENT NOTES

w. B. Stiles, C. L. Harvey and
G. A. Knorr were in for visit
on Monday.
Mr.. Charles Alexander, our sales
manager, plans to occupy his new
house, at 100 North Union ST., on
the 18th. His furniture is already
in.
Through some error, last week,
Mr.. Kline was mentioned as the for
mer Sales Manager. He used to be
our Purchasing Agent.
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progressing nicely.

progressing nicely.
Mr.. Evans was visiting his brother
minister Rev. r. 7. Lynd of Mesh
aminy on IIonday.
Hubert M. Evans was at home on
Sunday, visiting with his parents. He
will leave Saturday night for Cum
berland University, Lebanon, Ten
nessee. Now there are two of the
Evans boys at Cumberland Univer-
sity, Mansell and Hubert.
Next Sunday Mrs. Evans and the
choir will sing at the church morn
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LIGHT SHOE ROOM

Helen Mongon has returned TO
her old job again.
Sadie Murray has left us to re-
turn to her home in Nova Scotia.
She went down on the morning train
Saturday.
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Notice is hereby given that the following
account will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge Of the
Orphans Court Of the County of Hunterdon
On Monday, October 0. 1924,
in the term of September, A. D., 1924,
for settlement and allowance,
Eatnte Edward Thomas, deceased
Susan S. Thomas, Substituted Admin
istratrx C. /. a., d. c. I. a.
CHAS. d. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
(A-4 to i0-4-pr's fee $6)
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the following
account win be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge of the
Orphans Court OF the County of Hunterdon
On Monday. October 6, 1924.
In the term of September A. D., 1924,
for settlement and allowance
Estate Virginia " Thomas, deceased,
Susan S. Thomas, Administrator,
CHAS. ID. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
l9-A To l0-A--Pra fee SCI
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HIGH GRADE
but not
HIGH PRICED

In order to stimulate clothers to
cheapenng the quality of their products
to establish low price
and will jeopardZe it by lowering standards There
FORE always maintain quality cothngthe best and
serviceabe designing unequaed tailor
ingh the result that have secured the confidence of
the buying public, and we intend holding it.
few years used slogan in connection with
merchandise High Grade but not High Priced and it's just
true
In every grade from $3.50 upward we sup
ply fall and winter suits and overcoats that are
not equaled in value in other stores
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Notice Is hereby given that the following
account will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge of the
Orphans Court Of the County Of Hunterdon
On Monday, October s, 1924,
in the term of September. A. D., 1924.
for settlement and allowance.
Estate Mary /. Gano. deceased.
Bertha Schuyler. Exeeutrix.
CHAS. ID. McCRACKEN Surrogate.
ta-4 to 10-a--Pr's fee SOY
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present time rector of st. Andrews
church, having been called by the
vestry in 1918, and under his guild
ance the church has been wonder
fully blessed.
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Notice Ia hereby given that the following
account win be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge OF the
Orphans Court OF the County of Hunterdon
On Monday. October 6, 1924.
In the term OF September. A. D., 1924.
for settlement and allowance.
Estate Raymond W. Lewis. deceased
Oliver r. Lewis. Administrator.
CHAS. d. MeCRACkEN. Surrogate.
(Q-A to I0-A=pr's fee SAl
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Notice is hereby given that the following
account will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge OF the
Orphans Court OF the County OF Hunterdon
On Monday, October 6. 1924.
In the term of September A. D., 1924.
for settlement and allowance
Estate John Kropp, Lunatic.
Edwin y. Mahoney. Guardian.
CHAS. ID. McCRACKEN Surrogate
tp-4 to lO-4-Pr's fee S5l
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the following
account win be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge of the
Orphans Court of the County of Hunterdon
On Monday, October 6, 1924,
In the term Of September, A. D.. 1924,
for settlement and allowance.
Estate Sarah Trimmer, deceased
Arthur Oberly. Executor
CHAS. d. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
(9-4 10 1O-4-Pr's fee $5)
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Advertising in the
Record and Nescs has
br0ven profitable to
many people. Haze
you tried it?
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the following
account will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported to the Judge OF the
Orphans Court of the County of Hunterdon
On Monday, October 6. 1894.
in the term of September. A. D., 1894
for settlement and allowance.
Estate Richard b, Reading. deceased
Albert ID. Anderson, Surviving Executor
t9-a to i0-i-Pr's fee S5l
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BATH BALLOT

A1abama--U 24.
 Arizona--Underwood, IF; J. W. Davis, 1 McAdoo, 315. 12-. n.,,s. | .Arkansas--Robin IS.
 alifornia--McAdoo, 26. | elorado--McAdoo, 4 Smith. 8 Un. derwood, 1; J. w. Davis, 4.
 Connecticut-Smith 12; McAdoo 2. Delaware-Saulsbury, 6.
 Florida-McAdoo, 1; Smith 1; Ral- ston, 1.
 Georgia-AcAdoo, 28.
 Idaho--McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois-Cox, 10; J. ". Davis, 4; Glass, 4 McAdoo, IS; Robinson, 4 :; Smith 1S Governor Davis, 4 Senator Pomerene, 1.
 IndianA--Ralston, 30.
 Iowa-McAdoo, 26.
 Kansas--McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky-McAdoo 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis, 20. Maine-McAdoo, 9; Smith, AZ; Un- derwood, 51a.
 Maryland-R Ritchie, 16. Massachusetts-McAdoo, 21a; :; Smith, 331a.
 Michigan-McAdoo, 12; Smith, 1O]h ; Cox, 1; Ralston, 1; J. W. Davis, Minnesota-Cox, l; J.. W. Davis, 1; Robinson, 1 McAdoo, 6; Smith, IS. Mississippi-J. W. Davis, 20. .Missouri-J. W. Davis, 36. Montana-McAdoo, [; Smith, 1. Nebraska-McAdoo, 12; Smith, |; Walsh, ?; J. w. Davis, 1.
 Nevada-McAdoo, 6.
 New Hampshire-Smith, 1 Walsh, New Jersey-Smith, 2s.
 New Mexico--McAdoo, 6.
 New York-Smith, 90.
 North Carolina-McAdoo, A. North Dakota-McAdoo g.; Smith, 4; J. w. Davis, 1.
 Ohio-Cox, 4S.
 Oklahoma-McAd0o, 20.
 Oregon-McAdoo, 10.
 Pennsylvania-J. W. Davis, 5; Glass, 1; McAdoo, 251a Smith. 3S1a f; Underwood, 312; Governor Davis, |; Ritchie, 11a.
 Rhode Island-Smith, 10.
 South Carolina-McAdoo, IS. South Dakota-McAdoo, 8; J. W. Davis, 1.
 ennessee-McAdoo, A.
 Texas-McAdoo, 40.
 Utah-McAdoO, 8.
 Vermont-Smith, '; McAdoo, 1. West Virginia-J. w. Davis, 16. Virginia-Glass, "A. ashington-McAdoo, IA.
 Wisconsin-Smith, 23; McAdoo, 8. WyOming-J. W. Davis, 6.
 Alaska--Underwood, 2; McAdoo, 1 ; Smith, 8.
 District of Columbia -McAdoo, 6. Hawaii-Smith, 1 McAdoo, 1; Un- derwood, 1; J. W. Davis, 8.
 Phihppines-Smith, 3; McAdoo, 8. Porto 'Rico-J. w. Davis, 5; Un- derwood, 1.
 Canal Zone-McAdoo, 6.
 Total Vote, 1,O98-Smith. sos; Mo- Adoo, 43S1a J. w. Davis, 12916 Un- derwood, 3912 Glass, 20; Rslston, 32 {; Robinson, 23; Cox, 60; Walsh, g; Gov erndr Davis, 5; Ritchie, 17;; Sauls- bury, 6; Pomerence, 1.
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27TH BALLOT,

Alabama 24-Underwood, 24. Arizona 6-Davis of W. Va, 1; Underwood, 11a; McAdoo, 3h. Arkansas 1S-Robinson, IS. California 26-McAdoo, 26. Colorado 12-McAdoo, 4; Smith, 3; Davis of w. Va, 4; Underwood, 1. Connecticuit 14-Smith, 12 McAdoo, Delaware 6-Saulsbury, 5.
 Florida 12-McAdoo, 10; Smith, i |; Ralston, 1.
 Georgia 2s-McAdoo, 2s.
 Idaho S-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois 59-Cox, 10; Davis of W. Va, 4 Smith, IS; McAdoo, IS; Davis of Kansas, 5; Robinson, 4 Glass, 4. Indiana 30-Ralston, 30
 Iowa 26-McAdoo, 26.
 Kansas 20-McAdoo, 20
 Kentucky 26-McAdoo, 26. Louisiana 20-Davis of w. Va, 20. Maine 12-McAdoo, 2; Smith, A ;; Underwood, 515.
 Maryland 16-Ritchie, 16.
 Massachusetts 36-McAdoo, 2h ; Smith, 33h.
 Michigan 30-McAdoo, il; Smith, Il; Davis of West Va, 8.
 Minnesota 24-Cox, 1; Davis of West Va, 2; McAdoo, 5; Smith, 15 Robinson, l.
 Mississippi 20-Davis of W. Va, 20. Missouri 36-Davis of W. Va, 36. Montana S-McAdoo, z; Smith, 1. Nebraska 16-McAdoo, 12; Smith, 8; Ralston, 1.
 Nevada 6-McAdoo, 6.
 New Hampshire S-Smith, 1 Walsh, z.
 New Jersey 2S-smith, 2S.
 New Mexico 6-McAdoo, 6. New York 90-Smith, 90
 North Carolina 24-McAdoo, 21h ; Davis of W. Va, 2h.
 North Dakota 1O-McAdoo, 5 Smith. 4 Davis of W. Va, 1. Ohio 48-Cox, 4S.
 Oklahoma 20-Owen, 20.
 Oregon 10-McAdoo. 10.
 Pennsylvania 76.-Glass, 1; Davis of Kansas, 1; Ritchie. 11a; Under wood, 312; Davis of W. Va, 5; Me Adoo, 2512 Smith, 3S15.
 Rhode Island 10-Smith, 10. South Carolina 1S-McAdoo, IS. South Dakota 10-McAdoo, g.; Ritchie, 1.
 Tennessee 24-McAdoo, 24.
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18TH BALLOT.

Alabama-UnderwOo 24
 Arizona-J. w. Davis, Underwood 115; McAdoo, 3i@.
 Arkansas-Robinson, IS.
 California-McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado-McAdoO, 4; Smih, 8; J. W. Davis, 4 {; Underwood, 1.
 Connecticut-Smith, 12; McAdOo, 2. Delware-Saulsbury, 6. | Florida-McAdoo, Il; Smith, l. Georgia-McAdoo, 2S.
 Idaho-McAdoo, 8. Illinois-Cox, 10; J. ". Davis, 4; Governor Davis, 9; Robinson, 2 Gov ernor Bryan, ?; McAdoo, 13; Smith, IS. Indiana-Ralston, 30. AV Iowa-McAdoo, 26. Kansas-McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky-McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis, 20. Maine Underwood, 51a; Smith, Az; McAdoo, 2. Maryland-Ritchie, 16. s81a. I 1oh J. w. Davis, 5; Cox, Ritchie, 1Iinnesota-Cox, 1; J. w. Davis, ?; Robinson, 1; McAdoo, 5 Smith, 16. Missigsippi-Cordell Hull, 20. Missouri--McAdoo, 36.
 Montana-McAdoo, z Smith, 1. Nebfaska-M McAdoo, 4; Smith,
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ges Noted As Couenion Baong Runs 7rouqh Second Dav

Governor Bryan, 9. Nevado-McAdoo. 6. 58
 New Hampshire-Walsh, I; Smith, 3a; McAdoo,, 315. New Jersey-Smith, 28 New Mexico--McAdoo, 5.
 New York-Smith, 90.
 North Carolina---McAdoo, 24. 3 North Dakcta--McAdoo, 5; Smith, 4; J. W. Davis, 1.
 Ohio-Cox, AS.
 Oklahoma-McAdoo, 20. Oregon--McAdoo, 10. Pennsylvania-Goyerner Davis, 1 i; Robinson, 1 1; Ritchie, IA; Underwood, 3h; J. W. Davis, 5; McAdoo, 25h !; Smith, 3S1a.
 Rhode Island-Smith, 10. South Carolina-McAdoo, IS.
 South Dakota4-McAdoo, 8; Walsh, 1 Tennessee-McAdoo, 24.
 Texas--McAdoo, 40.
 Utah-McAdoo, 8.
 Vermont-Smith, q; McAdoo, 1.
 Virginia-Gla 24.
 Washington---McAd 14.
 West Virginia--J. W. Davis, 16.
 Wisconsin-Smith, 23; McAdoo, 3. Wyoming-Glass, g.
 Alaska-Smith, 8; Underwood, 2; McAdoo, i.
 District of Columbia--McAdoo, 6. Hawaii--McAdoo, I; Smith, l.; Underwood, l; J. W. Davis, 3. iPhilippines-McAdoo, 3; Smith, 3. Porto Rico-J. W. Davis, 5; Under wood, 1.
 Canal -McAdoo. 6. Total vote 1,09S.-Smith. 312h; Me Adoo, 47Oh Cox, 60; J. W. Davis. o6; Glass; 30; Ralston, 30; Robin son, 22; Underwood, 395a; Walsh, 2 i; Bryan, II Ritchie, 1874; Governor Davis, 10; Salisbury, 6; Cordell Hull,
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22ND BALLOT

Alabama-Underwo 24. Arizona-J. w., Davis, 1; McAdoo 3h; Underwood, IF.
 Arkansas-Robinson, IS.
 California-McAdoo, 26.
 Colorado--McAdoo, 4 Smith, 8; J W. Davis, 4; Underwood, 1. Connecticut-Smith, 12; McAdoo, 2. Delaware-Saulsbury, 6.
 Florida-McAdoo, 10; Smith, 1 Ralston, 1.
 Georgia-McAdoo, 2S.
 Idah0-McAdoo, s.
 Illinois--Cox, I; J. W. Davis, 4 McAdoo, 13; Robinson, 8; Smith, IS Governor Davis, 4; Saulsbury, 6. Indiana-Ralston, 30.
 Iowa--McAdoo, 26.
 Kansas-McAdoo, 20.
 Kentucky--McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana-J. W. Davis, 20. Maine-McAdoo, q. Smith, Az; Un- derwood, 51a.
 Maryland-Ritchie, 16.
 Massachusetts-W Walsh, F; McAdoo 212; Smith, B.
 Michigan-McAdoo, 12; Smith, 101S J. W. Davis, 51a; Cox, 1; Ralston, 1 Mississippi-J. W. Davis, 20. Minnesota-Cox, 1; J. W. Davis, i :; Robinson, 2; McAdoo, G; Smith, 16. Missouri-J. w. Davis, 36.
 Montana-McAdoo, z; Smith, 1. Nebraska-McAdOo, 12; Smith, 1. Walsh, 1 J. w. Davis, l not vet. ing, 1.
 Nevada-McAdoo, 6.
 New ampshire-Walsh, '; Smith 1.
 New. JerseyrSmith, 28.
 New Mexico-McAdoo, 6. New York-Smith, 90.
 North Carolina-McAdoo, 24. North Dakota-McAdoo, 5; Smith, A. J. W. Davis, 1.
 Ohio-Cox, AS.
 Oklahoma-McAdoo, 20.
 Oregon--McAdoo, 10.
 Pennsylvania-Gove Davis, 1; Glass, 1 Governor Ritehie, 1 1a Under. wood, 31x; J. ": Davis, 5; McAdoo 251a Smith, 3S12.
 Rhode Island-Smith, 10.
 South Carolina-MeAdOO, IS. South Dakota-McAdoO, 8; J. w Davis, 1.
 ennessee-McAdoo, 24.
 Texas--McAdoo, 40.
 Utah-McAdoo, 8. vermOnt-smith, z; McAdOO, 1. Virginia--Glass, 24.
 Washington-McAdoO, 14.
 West Virginia-J. w. Davis, IS. Wisconsin--Smith, 23; McAdoo, 8 Wyoming-Underwood, 6. Alaska-Smith, 8; Underwood, 2 McAdoo, 1.
 District of -McAdoo, 6. Hawaii-McAdoo, 1; Smith, 1 Un. derwood, 1 J. w. Davis, 8. Philippines-Smith, 3; McAdoo, 8. Porto Rico-J. w. Davis, 6; Under, wood, l.
 Canal ZOne-McAdoo, 6. Total vote, 1,097; one not voting Smith, BOT McAdoo, 43S1S Cox, 60; J. W. Davis, 12S1S Glass, 25; Ralston,
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Arizona, 6-Davis of West Virginia, 1; Underwood, 11A; McAdoo, 3h. l Arkansas, 1S-Robinson, IS. California, 26-McAdoo, 26. Colorado. 12-McAdoo, 4 Davis of West Virginia, 4 Smith, 3; Under wood, 1.
 Connecticut, 14-smith, 12; McAdoo, ?.
 Delaware, 6-Saulsbury. 6.
 Florida, 12-McAdoo, 10; Smith, 1 i; Ralston, 1.
 Georgia, 2S-McAdoo, 28.
 Idaho, S-McAdoo, 8.
 Illinois, 58-Smith, IS; Cox, 10; McAdoo, IS; Davis of Kansas, 4 Da- wis of West Virginia, 4 Robinson, 4 i; Glass, 4 absent, l.
 Indiana. 30-Ralston, 30.
 Iowa, 26-McAdoo, 26.
 Kansas. 20-McAdoo, 20. i Kentucky, 26-McAdoo, 26.
 Louisiana, 20-Davis of West Vir- ginia, 20
 Maine, 12-McAdoo, ?; Smith, Az !; Underwood, 5h.
 Maryland, 16-Ritchie, 16. | Massachusetts, 36-McAdoo, 2h Smith, 3S1a.
 Michigan, 3O-McAdoo, II; Smith, Il; Davis of West Virginia, 8. Minnesota, 24-Davis of West vir- ginia, ?; Cox, 1 i; Robinson, 1 Mo Adoo, 5; Smith, 15.
 Mississippi, 20-Davis of West vir- ginia, 20.
 Missouri, se-Davis of West vir- ginia, 36.
 Montana, S-McAdoo, z; Smith, 1. Nebraska. 16-McAdoo, 12; Ralston, 1; Smith, 3.
 Nevada. 6-McAdoo, 6.
 New Hampshire, g. Smith. 1; Walsh, z.
 New Jersey, 2s-smith, 2s.
 New Mexico, 6-McAdoo, G..
 New York, 90-Smith, 90. North Carolina, 24-McAdoo, 24. North Dakota, 10-McAdoo, 5; Smith, 4; Davis of West Virginia, 1. Ohio, 48-Cox, AS.
 Oklahoma, 2O-Senator Owens, 20. Oregon, 10-McAdoo, 10.
 Pennsylvania, 76-Glass, 1; Davis of Kansas, 1; Ritchie, IF Underwood, 31a; Davis of West Virginia, 5; Me Adoo, 251s Smith, 3S1a.
 Rhode Island, 10-Smith, 10. South Carolina, 1S-McAdoo, IS. South Dakota, 10-McAdoo, 9; Walsh, 1.
 Tennessee, 24-McAdoo, 24.
 Texas, 40-McAdoo, 40.
 Utah, 8--McAdoo, 8.
 Vermont, S-Smith, '; McAdoo, 1. Virginia, 24-Glass, 24.
 Washington, 14-McAdoo, IA. West Virginia, 16-Davis of West Virginia, 16.
 Wisconsin, 20 - Smith. 23; Me Adoo, 3.
 Wyoming, 6-walsh, 6.
 Alaska, 6-Underwood, 2; Smith, 4 District of Columbia, 6--McAdoo, 6. Hawaii, 6-McAdoo, I; Smith, 1 i; Underwood, 1; Davis of West Virgin. ia, 8.
 Philippines, 6-McAdoo, 8; Smith, 8. Porto Rico. 6-Davis of West vir- ginia, 5; Underwood, 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-02

~Texas 4Q-McAdoo, 40.
 Utah S-McAdoo, 8.
 Vermont S-McAdoo, 1; Smith, s7. Virginia 24-Glass, 24. Washington 14-McAdoo, IA.
 West Virginia 16-Davis of W. Va, Is.
 Wisconsin 26-Smith, 23; McAdoo, 5 Wyoming 6-Davis of W. Va. fSS Smith, ,. oa- Alaska 6-Underwood, 2; Smith, "A. District of Columbia 6-McAdoo, 6; Hawaii 6-Smith, 1 McAdoo, ] ; Underwood, 1 Davis of w. Va, & Philippines 6-McAdoo 8; Smith, 8 Porto Rico 6-Davis of W. Va, B Underwood, 1. as Totals vote 1,Oss-Underwood, 391sg McAdoo, 413; Robinson, 8; Smith, 3161a; Davis of W. Va, 12S13s Ritchie, 1872; Cox, 59; Davis of Kan sas, 6; Glass, %; Ralston, 32; Walsh '; Salisbury G.; Owen, 20. F.