Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Lee Loses House Race
To Bea|I With Upset
In Montgomery Vote
Walter Johnson Again
Elected; Prediction
Fovorites Generally Win
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won election to the State Senate by
a vote of 11,5O7 to 8,511 for his in
dependent party opponent, Clarence
S. Small.
. Other results in the Boa;d OF
County Commissioners contests be-
sides the Johnson-King race are as
follows: Richard H. Larsdale, Demo-
crat. defeated H. Deets ~Warfleld,
independent, 1921 to 8,709; Harvey
j. White, Democrat. defeated Rueu
M. Gardner, 1878 to CAST; William
H. Prescott, Democrat, defeated
Robert P. Dunlop, independent,
11,557 to STA, ard Lacy Shaw.
Democrat, defeated Clarence ".
Sayer, independent, 8,174.
Unofficial returns for other county
contests include Einar B. Christen-
sen. Lewis F. Hobbs and Carey E.
Quinn, all Democrats, defeated the
independents, Hanserd K. Presley,
Katherine F. Reutemann and John
D. Sadler, for Orphans Court judges.
The votes were Hobbs, II 1916; Chris
Jensen. II ,426; Quinn, II ,248: Sadler,
8,041; Presley, 7,766, and Reutemann,
1862.
Joseph B. Simpson. jr., Democrat,
won an easy victory over John Il.
Reeves, independent, for States at
torney, 11,573 to 8,046 Clayton K.
Watkins. Democrat without opposl-
ton, polled 1895 complimentary
ballots. John B. Diamond. Demo-
cratic treasurer, won reelection over
Paul Imirie, independent, 1875 to
1854.
Roby Wins Wills Post.
Odorion w. Roby, county COM
missioner from the Western Subur-
ban District and a Democrat, was
named register of wills over j.
William Garrett, independent, H.
SIS to 8,506. County Commissioner
Robert w. Farmer, Democrat, had
a narrow victory over Charles W..
Orme, independent, 10,928 to 1o.068,
for sheriff and Robert K. Maddox,
Democrat, was elected county sur
veyor over William C. Folsom, in
dependent, 1882 to 1923.
The Democrats retain all seats
for the delegation to the Mary
land House of Delegates. The win
ners are Benjamin G. Wilkinson.
ir., now States attorney, 11,874;
Robert H. Hunter. 11,105; Ulysses
F.. Griffith, 11,278; Genevieve H.
Wells, 10,938; James w. Gill, 10,907,
and Royal H. Carlock, 1927.
The losers in this race are Peter
F. Snyder, Republican, 6,095, and
the following independents; Muriel
Adams, 6,547; J. Leo Clagett, 8,2l6;
Claule v. Hyson, 5000; Willard A.
King, 8,o61, and Frank R. Long,
1887.
Chief Judge Edward S. Della
PLANE won in Montgomery with
1887 votes to SSH for William
Clinton McSherry. For associate
Judge of the circuit, Robert p
Clapp, jr., received 1888 votes to
5000 for Patrick H. Schnauffer
The vote for State officers gave
Gov. O'Conor, Democrat, 1864 to
1886 for Theodore R. McKeldin,
FepuOllCdll, Ill Vic SOVcAIIoA . AoSC'
For attorney general. William c.
Walsh, Democrat, received 12,143 to
1903 for Horace p. Whitworth.
Controller j. Willard Tawes, Demo-
crat, without opposition, received
1883 votes
Winners in Prince Georges.
In Prince Georges County the
winners, all Democrats, included:
Ogle Marbury, chief judge of the
Circuit Court; John B. Gray, jr., and
Charles Marbury, associate judges.
L. Harold Sothoron, State Sem
ator: R. Earle Sheriff, sheriff; A.
Gwynn Bowie, States attorney;
Brice Bowie, Circuit Court clerk.
| R. Ernest Smith, county treas