The Washington times., 1925-11-04
BYRD IS V|CTO Oh
IN ARL IVGT0N
COUNTY
Voting Light, With Democratic
Candidate Favored BY
500 Plurality

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Nov. A.
With less than one half Of the total
votes cast, State Senator Harry
Flood Byrd, Democratic candidate
for governor, carried Arlington
county yesterday oover his RepuD-.
Hcan opponent. S. Harris HoRe. by
$50 out Of a total Of 1882 votes cast.
Byrd received I.271 and HOEe r 4.
Carl al. Marshall. Republican can-l
Gidate for lieutenant governor. out
Lonent, West, by 1877, with 1851
votes reported
Charles 4. Jesse. Democratic can.
didate for the house OF delegates.
carried the county by 266. Out OF
! 1856 votes cast, Jesse received 9SS;
q. wv. Humphrey, Republican, 732,
and Doctor Frank n. Stone. indie
pendent. 246.
The votes by precincts are:
RossIyn For governor: u 8 M o.
cratic. Byrd. 1877; Hoge. Republican.
S.: lieutenant governor: West, Dem
ocratic. So; Marshall, Republican
121: attorney general: Saunders,
Democrat III: Parsons. Republican.
So; secretary Of commonwealth:
James, Democrat, 121; Crockett. Re
&1AU14Ne41s tA9tAS4AC Es@tts
Democrat, 49,; Bassett, Republican,.
I30; superintendent or public III.
struction: Hart. Democrat. 100: Mrs.
Caldwell. Republican. "a; commits
sioner Of agriculture and immigia-
ton: KoiT1er, Democrat. 102: Thorn
az Republican, Ia: State corpora.
ton commission: Epes, Democrat,
%: Stephenson. Republican, 100.
House Of Delegates: Jesse Democrat.
1926; Humphrey. Republican, 81: Doc
tor Frank 81 Stone. Independent. a..
Cherrydale Eyrd, 157; Hoge, III.
West, 124; Marshall, la; Saunders.
I52; Parsons. III; James. 154; Crock
EFT, Ia: Purcell, 1874; Bassett, 1911
Hart, $50; Mrs Caldwell, 116; Koin-|
er, $50; Thomas, 1872; Epes, 1876
Stephenson, 151; Jesse, 126; Pun
'phrey, 122; Stone. 10.
Ballston Ryrd, 191; Hoge, 81
West, la; Marshall, 122; Saunders.
$50: Parsons, 81: James, IN; Crock.
EFT. 81, Purcell, 1856; Bassett, 1851
Hart, 1873; Caldwell, 79; Koiner, 1881
Thomas. So; Epes. 157; Stephenson. !
I04; Jesse, 49, Humphrey, 1927
Stone. So.
Clarendon Byrd, BAG: F4oge, 147.a
West, 262;; MarshaIl. 224; Saunders,
1886; Parsons, I46; James, 1856: Crock
EFT, 14s; Purcell, 247; Bassett, 206:I
Hart, 219; Caldwell, 161; Koiner,
287; Thomas, 1877; Epes. ESQ: Stoph-l
enson, I99: Jesse. 235; Purnphrey,
178; Stone. 49,
Del Ray Eyrd, 1856; Hogo, So;
West, 100: Marshall, So: saunders.
139; Parsons, Al; James. 14s: Crock
EFT, AZ: Purcell, 81; Bassett, 89;,
Hart, 1875; Caldwell, IA; Koiner. ia;
Thomas. So; Epes, I13; Stephenson,
6s; Jesse. l4s; Pumphrey. 30;
Arlington byrd, So; Hoge, 121:
Humphrey, 116; Stone, TO-
West, 25: Marshall, 20: Jesse. IS;
Humphrey, is; Stone,
Carner-Byrd, 55; Hoge, AZ;
Jesse. AZ: Humphrey. Al; Stone, Z
East Falls Church-Byrd, so;
Hoge, IA; Jesse, "a: Humphrey, 3d.
Stone, 10.
Virginia highlands Byrd, 5s;I
Hoge, 81; Jesse, S8; Humphrey. 3d.
Stone, IL.
Funeral services for william 7.
Slater, fifty-five, of Potomac, who
died Monday in the Alexandria
Hospital, will be conducted from
the residence tomorrow at o'clock
by the Reverend Raymond Wood,
assisted by the Reverend William
r. Hardesty.
Burial win be in Ivy Hill Gene
terry, Mr.. Slater is the grandson
of the late John w. Slater, one
of the first settlers OF Alexandria;
Besides his wife, he is survived
by two daughters, Elizabeth and
Mary Slater, and three sons, How
ard, Edward and John.
The marriage OF Miss Beulah S.
Rucker, daughter of Mrs. Beulah
S. Rucker, of Clarendon, to Richard
Hester, of Raleigh, N. c., took
place last night in the home of the
brides parents, the Reverend Percy
L. Mitchell officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester departed for
a Southern trip. On their return
they will reside in Washington.
Charged with illegal possession.
Sergeant Harry Phillips, of Battery
B. stationed at Fort Myer, yester-
day was held for the action of the
grand jury. He was released on
$500 bond for his appearance at the
December term Of the circuit court.
The Floral Circle, of thu o. p. s.
will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Frank
Parkhurst, Walnut street, Lyon
Park, tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, instead of Mrs. Cora Fields,
Oh Ballston.
missioner A. Harry Moore OF Jersey
City, Democrat, who waged his
campaign principally on wet
platform, defeated State Senator
Arthur Whitney, backed by the