'RANK A. SMITH IS ELECTED SENATOR [Continued from l-'irst Page.] BhhbT * Jm I Jjjfl / FRANK A. SMITH icxt Monday evening or Tuesday! norning. Result in County DISTRICTS Smith. R. Fritz, D. Rerrysburg Borough .... 36 14 L'oncwago Township .... 51 1 Dauphin Borough 60 19 Derry Township— First Precinct 24 2 Second Precinct 36 4 Third Precinct 8 i 16 East Hanover Township ..42 9 Elizabethville Borough... 12 7 7 4 Gratz Borough 24 12, Halifax Borough 88 47 j Halifax Township 29 is llighspirc Borough 63 39 Hummelstown Borough— First Precinct 87 30 Second Precinct 66 33 Jackson Township 31 33 Jefferson Township 5 15 Londonderry Township . 33 2 Lower Paxton Township. 72 .25 Lower Swatara Township 16 2 I.vkens Borough— East Ward 51 12 West Ward 6 4 17 L.vkens Township 12 6 - Middletown Borough— -Ist Ward, Ist Precinct... 23 18 Ist Ward. 2nd Precinct .. 57 42 2nd Ward, Ist Precinct .. 73 40 2nd Ward, 2nd Precinct . 82 27 3rd Ward, Ist Precinct .. 36 ,25 3rd Ward, 2nd Precinct . 52 20 Middle Paxton Twp— First Precinct 31 12 Second Precinct 11 6 Mifflin Township 18 12 Millei'shurg Borough— First Ward 93 20 Second Ward To 39 l'axtang Borough 4 0 19 Penbrook Borough 117 36 Heed Tow nshlp 16 6 Royal ton Borough— Fi est Wa rd 10 6 Second Ward 20 21 Rush Township 5 2 South Hanover Township 63 7 Steclton Borough Ist Ward, Ist Precinct .. 28 13 Ist Wfti'd. 2-nd Precinct , 89 IS 2nd Ward, Ist Precinct . 20 19 2nd Ward, 2nd Precinct . 4 2 2 8 3rd Ward, Ist Precinct ". 56 26 3rd Ward, 2nd Precinct .115 27 3rd Ward, 3rd Precinct . 9 2 Fourth Ward 38 46 sth Ward, Ist Precinct .13 30 sth Ward, 2nd Precinct . 22 50 Susquehanna Township— North Precinct 43 29 South Precinct 88 46 East Precinct 74 14 West Precinct 16 7 Swatara Township— l-'irst Precinct 32 10 Second Precinct So 23 Third Precinct 38 • 24 Fourth Precinct 13 0 Fifth Precinct 5 4 16 U'niontown Borough .... 32 13 Upper Paxton Township. 3t 21 Washington Township .. 46 10 Wayne Township 14 27 i "West Hanover Township . 28 6 West Londonderry Twy.. 16 7 Wiconisco Township— First Precinct 51 9 Second Precinct 61 16 Willianistown Bor— East Ward 100 17 West Ward 78 11 Williams Township— East Precinct 12 2 West Precinct 26 3 COUNTY TOTALS Smith Fritz 1353 GRAM) TOTALS Smith Result in City DISTRICTS Smith, R. Fritz, D. First Ward—- First precinct 26 16 1 Second procinct 93 3$ I Third precinct 123 35] Second Ward— First precinct 61 10 ! Second precinct 27 12 Third precinct 94 3J Fourth precinct 71 £3 j Fifth precinct 132 68 ' Sixth precinct 83 60 1 Third Ward — First precinct 69 17 Second precinct 44 25 Third precinct 38 13 Fourth Ward— First precinct 124 39 Second precinct 201 6 7 Fifth Ward- First precinct 66 2 3 Second precinct 77 3'g Third precinct 89 ; is Fourth precinct 98 00 Sixth Ward— l-'irst precinct 136 51 Second precinct lot 41 Third precinct 42 21 Seventh Ward — First precinct 51 15 Second precinct 159 13 Third precinct 51 jo Fourth procinct 12 4 49 Fifth precinct 59 67 ' Sixth precinct 64 *"> i Eighth Ward — Third precinct 139 4,; ! Fourth precinct 115 16| Fiftli precinct 126 42 Ninth Ward — First precinct 83 12 Second precinct 88 58 Third precinct 65 46 Fourth precinct 70 41 Fifth precinct 81 55 Sixjh precinct 89 42 Seventh precinct 51 60 I Eighth precinct 68 36 Ninth precinct . . ..' 73 40 Tenth Ward— l-'irst precinct 110 63 Second procinct 66 105 Third precinct 37 73 Fourth precinct 56 97 Eleventh Ward — First precinct 62 44 Second precinct 44 9s Third precinct 124 65 Fourth precinct 60 41 \ Twe'fth Ward— First precinct 62 1 22 WEDNESDAY EVENING Second precinct JOS 50 Third precinct 87 66 Thirteenth Ward— First precinct 62 22 Second precinct 77 69 Fourteenth Ward- First precinct 39 26 , CITY TOTALS Smith 1.364 i Fritz 2,224 ' s . • . . ' C? M# j The Toilet Soap With a Double Surprise /' <ft •• o-v. i 1 THERE is nothing surprising in a high-grade toilet soap ff at a high price—nor in a low-grade soap at a low price. f But Sweetheart Toilet Soap gives you the double surprise ' of high quality at low price. 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This coupon is good wherever this paper circulates. "■ I ffs * \ TwaXUa'S^V®?*'£ | ' "ft jfc t • 1 d.omabl. at rogulor rated prtc, prmrldinc alt .1 abav. condition. S 1' 3-"2 ' ' h [ * y * 6.n fully compiled J IljeS || j Wcidf ntinJmm C.iteomadof nenpaocr* htafhtb Jsmbm. -1 j ! MANHATTAN SOAP CO., 424 W. 38th St., New York City -. '- ;: d . t • ' i •' * • £ -*j -8.00(1 BRITISH MISSING By Associated Press London. Feb. 26. —Replying to a question in the House of Commons last night Captain Frederick E. Guest, for the government, said the number of officers and men offici ally classed as war prisoners not yet been accounted for by the Ger mans approximated 3,000, including imperial and colonial troops and the HATLFLtSBTTRG TELEGRAPH navy, but excluding the' Indian troops. TO SPREAD NET EOlt BRIBERS Washington, Feb. 26. —The De partment of Justice will be asked by the Navy Department; Secretary Daqiels said to-dqy, to prosecute civilians and others who do not come under naval jurisdiction, found I to have been implicated in 'the bri bery scandal in the Third nuval dis trict of New York. TRANSPORT BRINGS BRANDING By Associated Press New York,-Feb. 2 6.—Bringing 4,- 729 American soldiers, including 756 wounded, the transport President Grant arrived to-day from Brest. The ranking oltleer aboard was Brigadier General Albert H. K. Blanding. ot the One Hundred and Eighty-roiu-th infantry brigade. ('AMI' LOGAN TO BE CLOSED By Associated Press Washington, Feb. 26.—Orders dis continuing Camp Logan, Texas, one of the points originally designated as demobilization centers, were an nounced to-day by the War Depart ment. This makes sixteen camps to FEBRUARY 26, 1919. lie ordered closed since November 1 1. SENATORS VOTE CONFIDENCE By Associated Press Paris Feb. 26.—The French Sen ate to-day gave the government' a vote of . confidence by acclamation, following an address by. Victor Roret. minister of provisions, {lur ing which he outlined the activities of his department relative to meet ing the high cost of living through out the country. AVAM.AC'K'S .\ AUK "<iQF IS Washington, Feb. 26. —Hugh Camp- bell Wallace, of Tacoma, Wash., was nominated by President .Wilson to b s American Ambassador jto France, succeed Ambassador SnArp. 7
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