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Republican seats captured. by
Democrats:
Fourteenth, New York. Williams
J.. Soyich over Representative Ma
than ID. Perlman.
Twenty-fourth, New York, ]. NJ.
Fitzpatrick over REPRESENTATIVE
Benjamin L. Firchild.
Fifth Missouri, George II. Combs,
yr:. over Representative Edgar C.
Ellis. !;
Sixth Illinois. James T. Igoc over
Representative John J. German.
Twelfth Pennsylvania, former
Representative John ]. Casey over
Representative Edmund n. Carpen-
ter, who ran rs an independent
after Casey had captured both the
Republican and Democratic primary
nominations. ;;.s.t.,. las
Eighth New Jersey, Paul J. Nom
roe, over Representative Herbert
w. Taylor. a,ll 49, -.
Fourth Ohio. former Representa-
tive Benz +. Welty oyer, Represen-
tativc w. T. Fitzgerald.
Democratic seats taken by Re-
publicans: pi 4.l,;tl. 9r.
+. .Thifd, Rhode Island, Louis
Monis&, over Representative Jer-
miah +. O'Connell.
Farmer Labor seat. captured by
Republicans: II -s2 .-as
Ninth Minnesota, G.. G.. aSelvig,
over Representative Knud Wefald.
Republican seats captured by
Democrats; $3.50. s.tt 80.
Third Illinois, Edward G. Glack-
in oser Representative Elliott ".
Sproul. n
! Thisd West Virginia, William S.
O,Rsisn, over Representative John
N. WOlyert0n.
Democratic seats captured BY
Republicans: .sE q
Hixth West Virginia, +. 7. Eng.
land, over Representative ]. Alfred
|. Eepublicsn seats, captured By Demo.
Gratis: zlst Illinois, u. Earl Minor
over Representative Loren f. Wheeler
Fourteenth Missouri, James T. Full.
bright. over James r. Adams.
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House: Texas-frst, Black; sec.
ond, Box; third, Sanders; fourth,
, Rayburn: fifth. Summers; sixth.
John-son; seventh. Briggs: eighth
Garrett; ninth, Mansfield; 10th, Blu.
channn; nth, Connaliy: 18th. Ian
ham; 18th, Williams; 18th. Garner;
10th. Hudspcth: 18th, Elanton; 18th,
Jones.
House: South Dakota first, Christ.
Ophcrson; second, Johnson.
House: Tennessec--fourth, Hull:
third, McRcynolds.
House: New Jersey first, Wolver.
ton: second, Hacharach; fourth. Eat
on; fifth, Alderman; sixth. Perkins;
seventh, Segcr.s
Rhode Island: House first, Bur-
dick; second, Aldrich.
House: New York-33rd, Davenport.
House: Ohio-ilth, Underwood.
House, Ohio-lOth. jenkins; I1th,
Davey.
Washington: House-third, John.
son; fourth. Summers.
House: Michigan second, Michcn-
House: Florida fourth. Sears; see
ond, Green.
House: North Carolina--eighth.
Doueh.on.
House: New York 3Oth, Crowthcr.
Hoasc: Ohio second, stephens;
18th, Speaks: 18th, Morgan.
House Wisconsin. sixth Lampert.
Eleventh, Pcavy.
Housc--lndiara 18th. Hickey.
Eousc-North Carolina, 10th,
Weaver
House Missouri, fourteenth, Full
bright.
House Minnesota, sixth Knutson,
seventh kvale, ninth Selvig.
Montana. Exams CD, first.
Wyoming-Wintcr
House seventh Allgood.
Hossc--l Indiana, sixth, Elliott.
lilinois-~lJth Johnson, Maryland
first, Goldsborough
New York--I7th. Cohen, Democrat.
Indiana--lO, Ward.
Senate ---Connccticut, Bingham.
House Oklahoma, Smith, Johnson.
H0usc--lllinois, 18th, Buckbec, Re.
publican.
California Senate, ShOrtridgc.
Housc-Mnrylund, fifth. Cambridge
House--California, eighth, Free
10th, Grail.
Illinois-2ath, Williams.
Scnate-Missouri, Halves.
House---Kentucky, third. Moore.
Senate, Maryland, Tydings. House,
Pennsylvania. thirtictk, Kent.
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Senator. Bingham, -,
Governor Trumbull,
Carry Connecticut

44 .4ft
New Haven, Conn, .Noy. 2.-~Gp)
United, States Senator Hiram Bling.
ham and Governor John III. Trum-
bull were reelected in sweeping
Republican victory in Connecticut to-
day. With them they carried the
entire state ticket.
aketurnss from 13S of the 100 towns
IF the state gave Senator BiMgham d
lsad Of 71,175 votes over his Demo
ctatic opponent, Rollin U. Tyler, of
Akdam. The vote WAS Bingham
l57,613; Tyler, $685..
The sanH towns. gave Governor
Trumbull lead Of 1886 votes over
bis Democratic opponent, Charles &.
MOrri- d New Haven Businessman
The vote stood: Trumbull, 159,4DC; ;
Norris, ,98,l7O.
Both houses Of the state legis-
latu~c aaain will be under Repu5,
licaa control. !. s,' 1:
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Eve TaIsIlzlany''
Braves Are alts
in Many Contests


New Work, Kos.ss--4pt--Tvs prod
ucfs Of the .sidexsbks Of New York,
TasnmAny proteEey, had great tri-
enphs NJ the polls yesterday.
Governor "Al' Smith 81 the first
man in the long history of tie state
To be elected to fourth term ls gov
ernor. Robert r. Wngner; wrcsted
tho -sesatoFisi toga from senator
Wsdsw9rth. Republican stlawurt,
who has worn Il for ~ years.
.hoLbl Saith and Wagner trrw UP on
the teening cast side and Rad 10 work
for their living in their youth. Their
opponents wero Of arlytocratic,
wealthy Families.
Eventually. Smith hid Warner went
% 1hl legislature togeth her .A14 koseed
III the S1ape fAeasvfse. NTH be-
l4Ht6 governor and . pfekt1 qn3fel can
Al6et0 While wSGneF,a I3flye 81
Riiseia, Yelked M NV thfpeeh col
ls3e here, stadied 61 al Seeanfc 4
istS x Hsss 5] b.s$ S9e y .S 4sss kettsf.
faSkAe{s bpfne town ma ~ 3ns jafeSiy
their apcysonal popularity here that
enabled them to overcome the normal
! ''F.ssafe Asnppl Ter : r - gtttss - 80;
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Twas MAY CONTROL BOTi;
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHES

Fargo. II. D.. Nov. 3.--R)--lndc
pendents have won control Of both
branches Of the state Legislature on
the basis Of available returns.
A count this morning showed that
they are assured Of % seats in the
state senate and 81 in the state house
OF representatives, majority OF one
: in each case.
| It is considered probable that In.
dependent majority in the house will
be increased by two or three addi-
tional members from districts where
Independents are leading their Non
partisan opponents.
| The 81 house members elected by
the Independents include three in
pembina, threesin Grand Forks, three
in Trail, seycn in Cass, two in Ran
som, three in Cavalier, fopr in Suits
man, four in Ward, three in Ramsey,
three in Logan and Mcintosh, three
in Stark, TWO in Morton, one in Walsh.
! two in Dickey, one in Wells. one in
McHenry, ut least two in Burlciyh.
at least three in Eichland, one IN
! Griggs and Steele, one in Hcttingcr,
Adams and Sioux, two III Barnes, two
in Pierce aud one. in Townsr.
NOnpariisan Winners
Il Nonpartisans have elected ono each
4 lin Wprd, Morton, Sheridan, TOwncr.
, Wells and Hcnvillc. aud two each in
LaMourc, .Mountrail, Grant, llettjngcr
district. Griggs and Steele, .Goldcn
valley, Eddy and Foster Walsh
Fio!cttr, Sargent, Nelson. i i9Gn$on.
three each III Emmons district. Dunn
.district, Divide aud Mclean, four in
/ Bottincau and five in the Williams
district.
4 /. w. Standley, opposed in. !Griggs
and Steele counties BY George, Brps-
tiup. Nonpartisan, has been elected.
IN 20 out Of 20 Steele precincts.
STANDBY has 1913, and Brastrap has
521. Standley ran on stickers. IN .s
i An exceedingly close contest y de-
yeloping in the sEmMons and kidAer
senatorial district. In 26 out Of 3G
- precincts in Emmpns, Brandt, Non
partisan, has 1923. and Adams, Indc
pendent Republican. has 9S5. An Kid
der county, IL out Of 3S precincts
give Adams 484 and Brandt 355. Com
J. bined, with 81 out Of 60 precincts
in the district reported, AtaMs has
4 l,409 and Brandt has LAS.
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ticket for total that mounted into
the hundreds of thousands, but j,
was not enough to overthrow the lead
pyramided by Wares Republican or.
;sanixatioB in Philadelphia. . 49,
BESIDES the prohibition referen
aums, many special local Questions
were submitted to the voters in var
iOus states but TIE returns remained
100 frag,ncn.ary today to definitely
Indicate the outcome. q.
INSURGENTS MY CONTROL
keN York, Nov. s;-Lp)-Onee again
working control o. congress may pass
into the hands Of the Republican in.
aurgcnts from the Hestern states.
S!calr mounting returns from
Yesterday general elections fore.
shadow. the return Of the insurgen.
group to power in the senate and In.
dictate o reduction Ut the Republican
majority in the hoIsc Of representa-.
tives.
The senate insurgents had ..thei,
rank Augmented by Smith W
Brookhart, Of Iowa, and John j
iHnine. Of Wisconsin. the Democ rats
endorsed three Republican stalwarts
w adsworth in New York. Butler IN
Massachusetts. and Hcrreld in Okla.
hOn,a---thus reducing the Republican
majority to SIX.
In addition. tho Democrats III rcater
to capture Republican seats from Ken
lucky. Marylandp Missouri and Ari
IONA and believe they s.i!l have ;
chance Of victory In Indiana and Ore
gon.
Net Gain Of -
With more than three fourtLs Of I'll,
seats In the house accounted for. tn.
Democrats have made net gain 81
seven. Or 20 less than the numbc,
necessary to give them control
Should they pick up even half Of tn.
missing seats which they hope L
take FROM the Republicans, the in
surgcnts could be placed In a com
mafidinG position. fs
Tho Seych Democratic senate sent
; 3. stake yesterday were filled b,
Democrats. all from, the "solid" soutj
and only three Of whom had any op
While the democrats have n ne
gain vfsssevcn hoIse seats, they ri
short Of the expcctations IN the NOR,
than 800. districts from which ful
fetarns. are IN. There appears 70 b,
little LIKELIHOOD Of their winnine
much more than one fourth OF en-
thirty-six places which they ha.
hoped TO capture from the don,inafi
party.
In losing a total Of eight seats {,
the Democrats. the Republicans gain
ed one from, thens----thc third Rhod,
Island distriet--and also captured on,
seat from the farmer latoritcs.
! The Reppblieans also succeeded /,
| retaining TO the house Albert n
Haugsns Of Iowa, ehairman Of tn
rgricuiturals committee. against whofl
| > heated tcnmpaign had been wage,
! as a consequence Of the failure .
ccngrc4s;t TO- pass the Westinghouse,
| farm relief bill. @
There was no break in the rank
Of Republican and Democratic leader
! in the HOUSE. Speaker Nicholas Kong
worth, Vt Ohio, and John o.. TiIsou
OF Connectlept, the majority foo
! Leaders,. were easily fe-eIettcd 1
were Fipis 7. Correct. TX Tcnnrs4s:s
tho Democratic floor leader, md 90k
Gnfhcr sof Texas, tankfhg pemocro
tn the ways and means committee
x<:f& u 77st
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Vote IN BuI1eigh
County Precincts

GIBBS
Supt. Of P41lbc Instruction
Bjorlie. q; pAlmet. ~.
Barnes, 81? Welsh,.2i,
: An1ltSr
Bowers, ~; Jojihs6n, :3:3.
0e61e's Ael6fmey
McCurdy, 49,. TillQtson, s..
County Judge
Davies, %; Smith, 10.
C6eoaSr
f3elk, 10; Gobel, Al,
Justiees q the Peace
Beer, 80; Boise, %; Cassclman. 10;
Crane, 81; Roop, q; Ship, q.
Senator
Nye, ~; Burchard, {; Lemkc, 2;
Nelson, 2; Stone, g..
Congress End District
Hall, ~; Page. ,; Bcichert, 4.
Governor 7
Sorlic, 81; Holmes. 10; 1ngerson, I
Attorney Gcneval =
Shafcr, &c; Nuchols, 10.
Coz. Of Agfi. aaA Labor
Kitchen, :8: Otto, .: Todd, =.
Representatives 27lh Distsict
Cox, 20; Sperry, %; Thompson. 80;
Hcaton, IS.
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Shes(if
barnes. NJ; WclS.i, 10.
Auditor
Bowers, 10; johnson, 81
States. Attorney
McCurdy, ~; gTillptson, -.
County. ja11c
Davies, 1C; Smith. D..
COrSncr
AK, II; Cobci, SO.
Justices 81 the Peace
necr, IS; Boisa. 2S; Casselnan, 10;
Crane, &c; POOP, IS; Ship. 81.
u Senator
Nye, Il; Burchard, 2; Stone, ..
Congress End Dist riot
Hall, ~; Page, IS; Rcichert, 6.
Governor
SOrlie, &c: Holmes, i; Ipgcrson, 3
Attorney CeRes6l
Shafer, 20; Nuchols, ~.
Com. Of Axsi. and Labor
Kitchen, ~: Otto. II: Todd, =.
Representatives eth District
Cox. 10: Sperry, 20; Thompson, 20;
Hcaton, 81.
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TAFT
Supt. Of Public instruction
Uiorlic, III; Palmer, ID.
Barnes, s; Weigh, il.
Auditor
Bowers, 6! johnson, IG.
States Attorney
McCurdy, 10: Tillotson, :.
County Judge
Davies, -; Smith. y.
Coroner
Belk, 3; Gobcl, q.
Justices or the Peace
Beer, IS; Boise, II; Casseiman, 10;
Crane, 10; Roop, .; Ship. IL.
senator
Nyc. IL; Burchard. $; Lcmke, /;
Stone, =.
Congress End District
Hall, 10; Page, 3.
Governor
Sorlic, a.: Holmes, 6; lngerson, !.
4: Attorney General
Shafer. Is; .Nnchois, >. %
Com. Of Agri. and LabDS
Kitchen, II; Otto, 3; Todd. =.
Representatives 9th District
Cox, Is; Spcrry, 10; Thompson, -;
Heaton, 10.
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LINCOLN
Supt. Of Public Instruction
Bjorlie, "a; Palmer, 1G.
Sheriff
Barnes, 20; Wclch, &c.
Auditor
Bowers, II: johnson. 20.
States Attorney
McCurdy. 20; Tino.son, L..
County Judge
Davies, 90; Smith, 16.
Coroner
Belk, Is; GObel, &c.
Co. Commissioner
lst District
Patterson, 2G; Will, -.
Justices Of the Peace
Beer, -; Boise, 10; Casselman. 20;
Crane, %; Roop, "a: Ship. 20.
Senator
Nye, &c; Burchard, 3; Lcmke, 2;
Stone, 5.
Congress Fad District
Hall, 70; Page. IL: Reichert, ..
Governor
Sorlic, 40: Holmes. !.
Attorney General
Shafcr, Is: Nichols. Is.
Com. Of Agri. and D.sl,or
Ki:chen.2,3: Otto. IL; Todd, I.
Representative 18th District
Cox. %: Spcrry, %; Thompson, 80;
Heaton, II.
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INDEPENDENTS
WILL CONTROL
STATE SENATE

(Contipucd from page 0ne.)
cincts not in. His majority may be
reduced to about 100 or $50.
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NORTON
Sapt. VI Public distraction

.. MORTON
Supt. VI Publlc Instruction
Bjorlic. Z; Palmer, 20.
sheriff
Barnes, 5; Wclch. %.
Auditor
Bowers, 10; johnson, IL.
States Attorney
McCurdy, 10; TilotScn, Z.
Connty Judge
Davies, Is; Smith. H.,
COrOAer
Bclk, IL, C0bel, g..
Justitsr Of the Peace
Beer, 10; Boise Is; Casselman, u;
Crane, II; Roop. II: Shipp, 10.
senator
Nyc, p: I.emkc, T..
Congress 2Ml District
Hall, IL; Page, s; Re;chcrt, 2.
Governor
Svr!ie. %; Holmes, l.
A(lOPnev GeReral
Shafer, 10: .Nuchols, 4.
Com. Of AgRi. and Labor
!, Kitchen. 20; Otto, 2.
Representatives 9th District
Csx. .: Sperry. II; Thompson, III;
Hcaton, is.
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CANfIEI.D
Supl. Of f6bll3 destruction
r,jorlic, s; Palmer, 40.
Barses, 20; weisE. e
Bowers. II; johnson, -.
states Attorney
hecurdy. AZ. T ! lsg y.
Davies, Is; Smith, -.
Dclk, 10; Gobcl, "a.
Beer, Il; BoiSe, 23:' Casselman, l3;
Crane, "a; Eoop, IS; Ship. %.
S'e' 'c;.. .es:S III p ssSssi
Hall. Is; PFage: 10
Soflic, ~: ingerson. l..
y AttQrNcy Gfaf4et
SLATER, 2t; Nuchols, l2:,n
Con-. IT 'Axrl. ma Labor
Kitchen, S5: Otto, 8; Todd, !.
s's,f REPRESENTATIVES, 9Th District
), Cox. e.; sperry, fe; Thompson y;
. nay CRElk
DIosiie. it, Is HsI%er. u.
Barnes, "a; WsIeh sss
Bowers. !a; Ioh.sssygp: ~
Mscurdy, FL 41liftscn, ..
sss.s NAn%4y
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BOYD
Snpt. Of Public Inst rmction
Bjorlie, ii; Palmer, %.
Sheriff
Barnes, 3; WEIGH. 3G.
Auditor
Bowers, 13: johnson, 81.
Statc's Attornc,
McCurdy, 1C; Tilloston, ~.
County Judge
Davies, 81; Smith, Ia.
Coroner
Evlk, 13: Cobef, -.
Go. Commissioner
Ist Dlsteict -
Patterson, IL; Will. q.
Justices Of the Peace
Beer. &c; Boise, %; Cassclmun, 10;
Crane, 70; Koop, n; Ship, ~.
SeaatOr
Nye, 81; 'Burchurd, I; temke. =;
Nelson, ;.
Congress End District
Hall, ~; Page, Il: Rcichcr:, 5.
Governor
Sorlic, 30; Holmes, =; Ingcrson, I.
Attorney General
Shafcr, IS; Nuchols, 3.
Com. Oc Akrj: and Labor
Kitchen. 33: Otto, =; Todd. =.
Representatives eth District
Cox. &c: Sperry. 20; Thompson, 81;
20.
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LONG LAKE
Sppf. Of Rub4c lnstsuctiOn

Ujorlic, 50; Palmer. Is.
sheriff
Barnes, u; Wclsh. 10.
Auditor
Bowers, 43; Johnson, 80.
States Attorney
Mccu:dy, 35: Tillotson, 40.
Ceaniy Judge
Davies. 80; Smith. 40.
Coroner
.Bclk 3G; Gobel. Al.
Jnatices Of the Peace
Beer,s4A; Boise, So; Cassslman, IL;
Crane, Al; R0op, IS; Shipp, AZ.
7 senator
.Nye, 81; Burchard, 4; Nelson, ~
Stone, q. III.
Cengress 2md District
Hall, -: Page, ~; Rcichcrt, 1.
c0yernOy -.
Sorlie, O.; Holmes, IL; Ingyrson, 2.
Attorney General ..,frI
Shafcr,4 As: Nuchols,, % ~
Com. Of AgTi. ard Labor
I Kitchen, t43; Otto, %; Todd, 3.
Representatives 9th District
Cox. 5s; sperry,. al. Thompson
81; Heaton, 49,, sd ~. -.
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NJ. CROFTE
Sspt. VI Psbllc Instructioa
Bjoriic, -; Pplmcr, 80.
Sheriff
barnes, Al; WEIGH. 81
= - ,Aud1{Or
Yc.rrs. %; Johnson A..
Stafels AftDr1cy
Mccurdy, %! Tillotson, 80
CQpHly Judge
Davies, 81; Smith, 40.
Belk, 81; Cobei,, 49,
&c. Go. C0m@lsejVncrs
3fd District
Backman, II; Frirkc, 63.
Us Jwsttces ~ the Pesce
Beer. AZ; Boise, 80: Casscluan, -;
Crane, s.; R0op, ~; Ship, 81.
Nyc. 50: BurckAfd, 8; Lcmke. 2;
Nelson, !; Stone. 6.
Copxress '2Af District
Hail. ~; fage, IA; Reichert, l.
Qhseekot :"
'Sof1ic, G3 holmes, Z; Ingerson. /.
Att0g1l4S Ccheral
'S9afcr, 20. Ngchols, II.
E6pl: II x4fi. ard Iefpf
Kitchen, - Ott0, ~ Todd, =.
Representatives Eth Disteict
ucatoD, II. ~ 49,, s'
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WING
Supt. Of l'nblic -lnstYuction
BjOrlic, IL; Palmer, Is.
Sheriff
Barnes. -; Wclch, &c.
Auditor
Bowers, 10; Johnson, 46.
Stats's Attorney
McCurdy, AZ: TillOtson, &c.
County Judge
Davies, 20; Smith, 36.
CDfoAcr
Bclk, &c: Cobcl, 81.
Justices OF the Peace
Beer. 20; Boise, ~: Cssselnlan, 40;
Crane, 81; Roop, 20; Ship, SO.
Senator
Nye, ~; Burchard, 8; Nelson, 5;
Stone, 3.
Congress Ind Dist rict
Hall, jC; Page, 3: Reichert, ).
-COseFnoP7
SOrlie, 81: Holmes. IL: Ipgerson, /.
Attorney GeReesl
Shafcr. AZ; Nucbols. 10.
COa. Of Agsi. and Labor
Kitchen. 4G: Otto, -; Todd, 8.
Representative eth District
Cox. 81: Sperry. 50; Thompson, 81;
81. :
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Sapl. of Psblir Inst r1ction
Ej0rlic,, 20: palmer, 81.
sheriff
Barnes, 81; WEIGH. 4G.
Auditor
bowers. 40: Johnson. IS.
Xta1eft Attorney
MeCurdy, ~; Tillotson. 81.
COaaty Judgc
Davies, II; Smith. IS.
CorOaer
Bclk, 40; Gobel, :;:.
senator
Nye. A.; Burchard, IS; Nelson, Il;
Stone. ~.
Congress 2nA District
Hall, 81; Page, 8; Reichert, !.
Governor
SOr!ie, IS; Holmes, 20.
Attorney General
Shafcr, Sc; Nuchols, ~.
- C6a,. Df Axri. and Lobvr
Kitchen, 60; Otto, ?.
Representatives. eth District
Cox, 81; sperry, 4S; Thompson, IS;
Heat0n, ~.
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Governor
Sorlie. 33; Holmes. Is.
: Attorney General
Shofcr. D.; Nichols, IL.
Com. If AEri. and Labor
Kitchen. n; Otto, ~; Todd, j..
RESPONSIBILITIES 9th Dist riot
Cox. 80; Spcrry, 3s; Thompson, 3D.;
Hcnton. ~. 49,. "
MENOkEN
Supt. Of Public Instruction
Bjorlie, Is; Palmer, 60.
Barnes, rs; Wclch, 40.
Auditor
Bowers, q; .Ioh?fon, A.
McCurdy, AZ; Tillotson. 81.
County Judge
Davies, 81; Smith, sc.
Coroner
Belk, ~: Gobcl, 40.
Justices Of the Peace
Beer, 81; Boise, %; Casselman, IL;
Crane, Al; Roop, %; Ship, 80.
Senator
Nyc, 81; Burehard, 4; Lemke, a;
Stone, l.
Congress Ind District
Hall, 40; Page, 10; Reichert, Is.
Governor
Sorlic, So; Holmes, s; Ingerson, {.
Attorney General
Shafcr. 10: NuchOls, II.
Com. VI Agrj. and Labor
Kitchen. So: Otto, 3.
Rcpresc ntativcs 9th Dist riot
Cox, %; Spcrry, 20; Thompson, SO;
Heaton, 81.
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Evening star., 1926-10-11

of the Shiek" and the colorful Mod
ern Revue" is Mr.. loves contribu-
ton to the Strand this week.
Everything for which the treacher-
our Sahara is famed-thieving Arabs,
lovely dancing girls, fiery desert horse
men, night rides through sandstorms
have been used in just the right
proportion in the feature film. which
shows Valentino as Ahmed. the
younger, and Wilma Banky as the
dancing girl.
All of modern flash" now in use
on the stage is contained in the
Modern Revue" but the perfection
of Dorothy Sane's dancing, her fam
bOyantly crimson costume and the
miraculous swiftness with which Al
Newman "hoofs it" really put the
act over. The baritone of McGrath
blends with Deeds high tenor to form
a satisfying turn of song and well
nigh perfect comedy, while the Weiss
Trio's mingling of nonsense, music
and acrobatics prove their act one
of the best. Gordon and Rica sail
through a tricky Is minutes of hard
riding and easy clowning and Furman
and Evans win applause with their
foolery. Arthur Manvells orchestral
tributes fill the remaining chink in
a bill of abiding goodness.
Evening star., 1926-10-11

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Evening star., 1926-10-11

STRAND-"M0dern Revue"
Evening star., 1926-10-11
EETTHS-Airna FitZiu.

Anna FitZiu. one of our foremost
nrima donnas, is heading a good pro-
9ram this week at keith's. opening
last night to a large house. MISS
Fitziu. Notwithstanding her foreign
name, halls from Lynchburg. Va. ana
there We're many present last nlgnt
from the Old Dominion State to bid
her welcome. She is the possessor of
a we'll rounded soprano voice. and her
10 Years in grand opera have not yet
started 10 affect the bell-!ike tones OF
her higher notes. She sang seVefal
selections from We'll known operas at
the start of her program, and then.
in response to hearty applause. sang
several popular songs in true artistic
effectiveness. Her singing Of Berlin S
Remember came as a real treat 10
the vaudeville fans.
For show and dash. the act Of Ida
Nav Chadwick and her six blondes
wins the palm. Miss Chadwick Is the
acknowledged champion tap dancer or
this country and this is the first sea
son she has been out of the big reNueS
I'm six wears She has selected a half
dozen pretty girls and every one OF
them can dance exceptionally We'll.
They have been we'll trained and go
through their work with a precision
and confidence that adds a great deal
to the act. Their costumes and that
Of the star are especially attractive.
4 half dozen recalls rewarded the star
and her company.
Harry Jams and Harold Whalen,
two good boys gone wrong record
ed the laughing hit of the evening.
Their nonsense carried many up-to-
date puns and jokes. and JAMS is a
dancer of unusual excellence. Little
Jerome Mann. the clever juvenile
mimic, scored a hit with his imper-
sonations, his dancing being particu-
larly good. Sylvia Loyal and COM
pany opened the bill with juggling
and animal act: Harry Holman. as
sisted by Edith Munson. put forward
his old Hard Boiled Hampton" act,
Introducing new jokes and songs.
Lew Reed and Paul lie We're have a
good musical and dancing act. The
Three Kemmys went over big in an
artistic posing and acrobatic turn.
Aesop Fables. Pathe and other house
attractions completed the strong bill.
Evening star., 1926-10-11

A few draps of "Outgo" in the
crevice of the in-growing nail re-
duces Inflammation and pain and SO
toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toenail that it cannot
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgo" is a harmless antiseptic,
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, any one can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tiOnS.
Evening star., 1926-10-11

exclusiveness and superiority to an
impractical degree. Her democratic
American co-educational institution.
There she arrives with the poise of a
princess, looking for constant atten-
ton and expecting her family's wealth
to gain her immediate admission to
the leading sorority. However, she
soon learns this attitude is causing
her to miss the real fun and spirit of
college. and, with Il little romance to
spur her on, casts aside her hauteur
and becomes a full-fiedged coed. She
joins the track team, coached by
Charlie Paddock. and develops the