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Barnwell People Sentinel. Bam well. ThurvHay, Left-Handers Dr. H. H. Newman of Chicafe university, biologist, studied thn hands of 100 students—50 of each sex—and found first that there are all grades of left-handedness and second that left-handers not only can use their right hand better than right-handers can use their left, but that the palm and finger prints on left-handers are more like their right than the left at right-handers is like their right. When Yo(i Wont to Alkalize . Stomach Fast Try This Amazing Fast Way —The “Phillips” Way Millions Are Adopting On every side today people are being urged to alkalize their stomach. And To gain quick alkalization, just do spoons of PHIL- MAGNESIA 30 thus ease symptoms of “acid indiges- nausea and stomach upsets. To gain this: Take two teas] LIPS* MILK OF minutes after eating. OR — take two Phillips* Milk of Magnesia Tablets. Relief comes almost at once —• usually in a few minutes. 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Millions of boxes •Fw us4to wrcry ycc*a viicy cre pcooca* ' i county over. Ask ymm Doans Pills Party Line-Ups in 10 Congresses I This chart shows how Republicans and Democrats will share seats in both houses of seventy-fifth congress, as compared with nine preceding congresses. Election Sets a New Record With 43,000,000 Votes Cast P RESIDENT ROOSEVELT, elected to a second term by a greater plurality than any candidate has ever enjoyed in the past, finds himself now with perhaps more power than has ever before been trusted to any man in the world. He polled some 25,500,000 popular votes, to set a new all-time record. Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kansas, his Republican opponent, was a bit shy of 16,000,000, while William Lcmke, the Union party candidate, polled about three-fourths of a million. These results were based upon^ 107,309 districts reported out of the 122,722 in the United States. It was estimated that the total vote, with all districts reported, would approx imate 43,000,000 also a new all-time record. The American people, providing the incumbent Democratic candi date with 523 votes in the electoral college to 8 for Governor Landon, also voiced their approval of the New Deal by materially increasing the Democratic majority in both houses of congress. The senate in the Seventy-fifth congress will find the Democrat* with 75 of the 96 seats, outnumber ing the opposition more than 4 to 1. The house of representatives, where the Republicans had hoped to re cover as much as 125 seats, will see the Democrats even stronger than before, holding 334 seats against 89 for the G. O. P. PRESIDENTIAL VOTE BY STATES President Franklin Delano Roosevelt swept to re-election on the crest of the largest wave of votes, both popular and electoral, ever cast for a Presidential candidate, it was apparent with 105,251 districts reported out of a total of 122,772 in the United States. The table below shows the number of districts reporting in each state, the popular vote, the electoral vote and the winner's plurality in each state. Pluralities are estimated, since in most cases complete returns will not be available for tome time: •1m Vm*- STATS Rptd. Alabama • • t.ias Ariaaaa • • 424 Arbaaaaa • • •71 Caltlarale • • *.751 Calarada • • I.2S2 CauuatMaui • • IS** Dalawar* • • IU» PMrtda ■ • • 1.191 0**»g»a • • • 1474 Idah* • • • • 754 Illiaait a • • 7 Ml ladtaaa . • • 1 7«S I*wa • • • • 2.438 Ka.aaa • • 1411 Kaatmky • • • 742 ia*ia»ane • • IM Mataa • • 421 Maryland • • 1.447 Maaambaaawa • I.74I* Mxbigaa • • SIM M>••«••«* • • S.4M SfiMtaaippl • • 147 Miaaoari . • • 4.31* Meat ana . • • 4M Nabraaka • • 3.401 N*v*da . • • tut Maw Hamyabira 2*5* Maw Jaraay • 1.575 Nrw Maaua • 733 Maw York • MM Mar lb Car alias • 1.313 Martk Dakata • 7M Obi# . . • • •SIS Ohlabam* • • 2*74 Oragaa • • 1423 Pannayi.aaia • MM Rbod* Ialand • 34 *• Santb Car alia* • 704 Sautb Dakata • 1.244 Taaaaaaa* • • 2 054 Taaaa . , • • SIS Utah . . • • 754 Vtrmant . • • J44* Virginia . • • 1.444 Waabmgtoa • IMS Waat Virginia • 1 940 Wiac oasis e * 2.7** Wyoming • * 4*4 isajss si m T4.au l hi sal sss.su MI.SM IM MS SJH4.SU Ml. HS STS.SS4 4IS.7M 441. IM TS.S2S 114 141 M7 IIS Ml TW TS.SI1 SM7M M.SVT 1*4 111 M7S.tlt M.TST 1.117.14* 441 Ml 41.S77 I.M1 64} 414 «M 114.MS S.U4.tS4 164.647 U.M7 ISS.SSS sat.ni 4M.4S4 14] 61* *1.14# SSI Ml 2M.MS 4M.S4* 7M.S3S 41,67 J 11 MS si m 14 Ml 4M.SS7 ISS.SM 11* IM S4.4M 64 1H SI. *7# 417 M* SM*7t SIS. 141 7 Ml IM.MS SM.ISS 744.114 444.US m.iu 711 §17 7M n.Mi SM.SM S II* 1*).*M 711JS* SI.S77 S.I4* US :u ms SSS17 1.IM.1M 204 1*1 7S.42I l.M 1.111 124 SI* I S44 U.*4S IJI.SI* S7.212 *1 *12 S4*M *4.721 III.Ill 277.OM S60.S7* 21.64* Marallt? la DtM. Sm* 124 Ml M.*M S7.7SI mus 74.171 I IUJM IS. SI 7 144 44* IM.4M II Sit 714.774 SSS.4M I2I.M7 SI.SI* 141. *41 M4M 42.SM* I MOM Ml.Ml 1*4 114 SUMS 24*74 4I4.SM 14.444 •7.*44 HIM 1.MS IM 714 M.SM I.IM.SI* SUM* SS.SM M1.44S SIMM 7S.4S7 441 *11 41 III •2 641 SI.M7 174 *02 SUJ7S M.747 IS lilt IM.MS 1S3.U* IS2.7U 391.616 17.01* laAMatM KIml Vata Balt. L4a II S • • St s S V is • 4 M 14 II • II M a a s 17 I* II * 15 4 F 5 4 I* 5 *7 IS 4 M II 5 M 4 4 * II IS 4 II IS s IU.2SI 24.77t.014 IS.447.771 * Cdknplcta t Estimatad total plurality whan *71.344 10.000.0007 t Landon Plurality all return* ar* in. Here’s How Parties Line Up in Congress With smashing Democratic victo ries all down the line, this is the way the houses of the Seventy-fifth con gress will line up, as compared with the Seventy-fourth congress. The next house of representatives: Democrats .334 Republicans 89 Progressives 7 Farmer-Laborites 5 Total 435 The last house of representatives lined up as follows: Democrats 321 Republicans 104 Progressives 7 Farmer-Laborites 3 The senate of the Seventy-fifth congress will find the seats distrib uted this way: Democrats 75 Republicans 17 Progressives 1 Independent l Farmer-Labor 2 Total .... T * 96 The party alignment in the old senate was: Democrats 70 Republicans 23 Farmer-Labor 2 Progressive l Total Vote Grows The total vote in the 1936 election surpassed that of four years before by more than 2,000,000. THE VOTE IN 1932 Dana. STATS Roosevelt Alabama . 207,910 Aritona . 79.264 Arkansas . 189,602 California 1,324,157 Colorado . 250.S77 Connecticut 281,632 Dalawar* 54.319 Florida . 206.307 Georgia , 234.118 Idaho . . 109.479 Illinois . 1,882.304 Indiana . 862,054 Iowa . . 598,019 Kansas . 424.204 Kentucky 580.574 Louisiana 249,418 Maine . . 128.907 Maryland 314,314 Massachusetta 800,148 Michigan . 871,700 Minnesota 600,806 Mississippi 140,168 Missouri . 1,025,406 Montana . 127,286 Nebraska . 359.082 Nevada . 28,756 New Hamps’r 100,680 New Jersey 806.630 New Mexico 95,089 New York 2.534.959 N. Carolina 497,566 North Dakota 178,350 Ohio . . 1,301,695 Oklahoma S16.46S Oregon . 213.871 Penney 1'nla 1,295,941 Rhode Island 146.604 8. Carolina 102.M7 South Dakota 183.51S Tennesse* 259.473 Tazas . . 760.348 Utah . . 116.750 Vermont . 56 266 Virginia 203.979 Washington 353.2M W. Virginia 403.124 Wisconsin 707.410 Wyoming M.370 Repub. Hoover 34.67S 36.104 28.467 147,902 189,617 288.420 57.073 69.170 19,863 71,312 1,432,756 677.184 414.433 349,498 394,716 18,853 166,631 184.184 736.959 739,894 363.959 5,180 564,713 78.078 201,177 12,674 103,629 775,684 54.217 1,937,963 208.344 71,772 1,227,679 188,165 136.019 1,453.540 115,264 1,978 *9.212 124,752 •7.V59 44,795 71,9m •9.637 20S.MS 330.731 M7.741 39.5*3 Social's* Thomaa 2.034 2.6IS 1.209 63,299 13,591 20,480 1,37* ; 64 461 526 67,258 21,388 20,467 18.276 3,853 2,489 10,489 34,305 39.205 25,476 686 16,374 7.891 9,874 947 42,991 1,77* 177,597 3,591 3,521 44,094 15,450 •1,11* 8,131 « 1.331 1.MS 4,430 4.067 1.5U 2,382 17.0M 9,133 33.379 3428 On Congeniality ♦ Companionship, Plus Adjustments Is Far Better Than Loneliness IN EVERY family, whether little * or large, and however small or spacious the dwelling may be, there are times when conflicts •rise because of unwanted con tacts. Some special place may be desired above all others by one, or possibly two, in conference and a second or a third person coming in and wanting that particular room also is a cause of dissension. There may be no lack of affection between the people, but a tem porary ruffling of personalities which is disturbing. When living quarters are congested, these occasions arise frequently, but they are not limited to such con ditions. There are these con- vergencies, with their annoying discords, regardless of space, or the lack of it, and numbers of persons, or the fewness of them. It would appear to be partly a similarity of tastes as well as the popularity of the spot, what ever it is, that was an element of the magnetic force drawing the people together. Transient Dissension. It is true that instances are rare in which such trouble is more than a passing dissension. But this is enough to set the persons in bad humors for a few moments anyway, unless one or more of them has enough understanding of the situation to smooth others, or has a keen sense of humor, which sense is like oil to ma chinery in keeping things running without friction. Congeniality. It should be remembered that congeniality is one cause for this convergence of persons. The same things are liked, the same im oulses are present, and enjoyment and discord are both caused by much the same things. Each of these persons is drawn to the si ma things and to the same places, and so naturally meet in the same room in the home, or the identical spot. If there is the desire to be alone, resentment is stirred by the presence of an other. It is at such times that tact and kindliness are needed. I am assuming that love is not lack ing. Without thia essential ele ment in home life, there will be discord anywhere and at any time, if not, indeed, at all times. Loneliness. When harmony is desired, and clashes of temperaments of those caused by such things as are under discussion today, exist, it is well to bring oneself up with a round turn by thinking of the loneliness that would be felt if we did not have our family about us. During absences from home, or when one is left there when others are away, the realization of what it means to be alone and also together, creeps into the mind and it is warmed by the very thought of companionship of dear ones. ® Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. Pedestrians Protected Applying the rule of common sense, the Supreme Court of Penn sylvania has defined the rights of pedestrians, motorists and street cars at crossings where traffic sig nal lights are used. If the light is changed after a pedestrian has started across the street, motor ists and street cars must give him the right of way to complete his journey. 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