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Show ALL FOR HARDING IN CHAIN STORE I POLL ' I MARION, Ohio, Sept. 29. A tab- Bj ulatlon received or tho first poll tak- 'H en by a chan ot well known drug stores would lndlcato Sonator Hard- j Ing's election by nn electoral vote of 371 to 1C1 for Cox and that outslda M or tho solid south Cox has a chance flH only In Missouri and Kentucky. MWtW Four years ago the Rexall stores took a poll for eight days. The tab- t , Hfl ulatcd returns showed that Wlhoa " , would carry California and New ' iH Hampshire. Down to that time no- ' MM body had believed either ot these sUtw would support Wilson. Never- t)iclcM, when the votes ot these two H States were tabulated they showed H that the poll had como within one- jjH eighth of 1 per cent on nn accurate bih prediction. Wilson carried both 'w Tho first bulletin ot this year's ' toll shows tho voting for ono day at . H 8,000 stores. Thoy aro In every state H and cvory considerable town. Tho jH Harding will carry 'Arizona, Cnllfor- H nln, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, : H Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kan- bih sa8, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, H Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Ne- bih vada, Now Hampshlro, Now Jersey, jH Now York, North Dakota, Ohio, Ore- jl gon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, jH South Dakota, Vermont,, WcBt, Vlr- i gtnln, Washington, Wisconsin and jH Wyoming, with a total of 353 clec- H toral votes. In tho electoral college H 26C votes aro required to elect. Every northorn, western and mid- jH dlo western state, except New Mex- il lco, is carried by Harding in this ijsH States shown to bo carried by Cox H are: Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, ssi Florldu, Georgia, Kentucky, Louis!- IH ana, Missouri, North Carolina, Okla- KH homa, South Carolina, Tennessee, 4sl Texas and Virginia. jl Maryland 1b given to Harding who 'sbIm id shown to have polled 727 votes, llfafl against 460 for Cox. Tho grand to- 'ifjl tals show: " For Harding Popular vote, 71,- J"i 597, electoral vote, 361. ''IH For Cox Popular vote, 42,018; - ':jH electoral vote, 150. ll |