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TOPICS OF SERMONS
IN CHURCHES HERE
Bishop shepherd Of Wichita.
Kan, to Preach Tomorrow
at st. Andrews.

west seventy sixth street-Blshop william
&. shepherd OF Mirhi'a. Kan. VII preash
ion and It's R~eie'ion to Missions Or.
Fred Winslow Adams Will preach In the
"vcning me second sermcn OF me course
ON Temptation. subject. The Temptation
to Shirk."
NEW CHURCH tswEDENBoRGtAN,.
East Thirty.nfth street-Ths Rev, Julian
On The OFF snd' the Altar" The anthem
still, SIN With Thee by Foot-. Will he
sung; Sunday school will reopen at l"
GRACE VI Il. CHURCH. ives, ioith
'troet-A tso.ooo inortgaxe will be burned
al Grace Church At the evening service
which IL jubilee sunday at this church.
At this time the fact will he cclebr ited
that for the frst time In Its twenty..one
years history It liz absolutely free from
wednesday,.
.cATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN. THE pi.
xiNE.rhe preacher a, II 4. N, VII n.,
ri rev cn SrSns' r c"T"'''; ohio TO- as si'0 a, . !
=. NJ Bishop l.. l.. Kinsolvins OF Brazil
OLD FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth avenue az Eleventh stre-t-The Rey
services tomorrow. A II A. NJ. the. SUP.
iect will b. THE Family Of Jesus" Al
y the Holy Communion will be eeIe'
This Unseen Power" wH he the subject
Of DR.. +. W. searss lecture at the Cr,.
street. Mrs. Samuel n. shank. wife Of tho
United states Consul to Italy. Will sing
ST. AdNEss CHAPEL ws.I ,,Ninsty.
second street-The Rey Dr. ", W. PEI.
services The Rev. Paul o. Kcicher at
O'Clock.
.coLLEGIATE CHURCH OF Nsr
:,,h,h .'re.,-Th" NOV. Malcolm lame.
%%TIs%I'ST e.. and e T. E]y.n,!Hs subject
HNULEM NEW YORK pREsBYrE.
R1AN CHtRCH-ll 4. NJ. every member.
visitation sunday short addresses by pas
Man and Cod Nsne-Sw"sring"
ST. PArLs CHAPEL. columbia tniycr.
sity..-rhe preacher at the regular 4 o'clock
servic" VII he Tho RHy' Raymond g
sermon IN n series OH Divine Providence 81
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. west End ave.
nue.. at scventy-rev"nth street.-The Re-,
Al n'2 SG,h E ..ryiS. COR cs p Il. s wa' I rsS'i =
VI. Subject. LONELINESS: Its 'ause and
Cur" Special mu''e, Mende'-sohn''
WEST END pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Amsterdam avenue ~ lo3th street tn
senator Frank !. Cannon viii speak in the
evening. The Rev A Edwin Keigwin. u u,
breaches at the morning service.
sALiSr cHrRcH. wcst is2d s}rrs,N-
Frank Herbert Ellington. minister. vii
preach In the evening on Isaac lconoc'asi
vs.. WiusuIne VINE" Angelo h,''i
haryfone viii sing
ST si'HoLAS AVENUE ~PRESBNTE,
RlAN CHURCH, corner ltls' stree The
Rev. Elliott ". Brown. pastor. pr"sch"s
IN the morning on Christ s'lInr IL,
Tempest" Al tho evening service n" vi,
speak ON "Nabal. ;he Foo. and Ahlg AZ
His WIFE"
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE .
West siN;y-four;h ~str-e;-Dr fe!iN Adler
wi address the society a. - A NJ OF
The Spiritua' Outlook on Life"
BROADWAY PR BYTERIA y
| CHURCH., corner ism s'rset-N tn,
| Broadway rr"sbyteriau church IA" Re-,
| u. waiter Duncan Buchanan. pastor. 81.
preach at II O'Clock on "Our Armenian
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WILSON HOLDING n. MEX.
President Leads ny 2.2sI Votes In
u Of = Precincts.

SANrA FE, y. NJ. Nov. 10. Returns
from 5al out Of 63S PRECINCTS in New
Mexico s.ye Hughes 2S.SsO Wilson.
3l,I6l.
For Senator AGA precincts give Hub
ben ,Rep). 2s.232 Jones ,Dem.), a.
S74.
For Congress 3Uo precincts give Her
nandez ,Rep). 1870 Walton ODem) },
1911 Thes" figures include correc-
tons made by county clerks upon un-
official returns.
President Wilson's unofficial lead Of
2.2sl votes, II was estimated, would eN-
coed the total vote in the remaining
forty-Sev"n ~unrrp"rteh precincts, Tween
~ precincts wrr, sun missing from Rio
.Arriba county, where fifteen precincts
rave Hughes "A head Of about 900. and
eight were missing from Torrance coun-
~, where the eleven others gave the Re
publican nominee a lead Of about ESQ
votes. The remaining nineteen precincts
u~nrcportcd were scattered throughout
districts remote from wire or railroad
facilities.
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Sl6.6l6 FOR CRIMMINS PRINTS.
Sale NJ And~raon GaIi~rie. ot VI
New York Pictures.

Til. sale OF New York city books.
maps. views and broadsides FROM the
collection Of Johu y. Irimmins AT the
Anderson Galleries, aSi Madison avenue,
yesterday afternoon and evening, brought
n total Of Sl6.61Scj, The afternoon
sales amounted 20 tc,937. -, aud the
evening. sl3.S1y,
The most valuable print in he ollec-
ton, "Niew from Trinity church, looking
down Wall street with sketches ~ IN"
buildings on each side and the heights
OF brooklyn by II, R"inagle, r. Nave
rick, photographer. was bought, 10y George
u, Smith for $3.50. There are only
three other copies known A "Ni.w of
Park Place, New York. from broadway
to Church Street. North Side litho-
graphed and printed 10y William Iioell,
l63 broadway, was bought by r. Fried
cnberg for $2,42a. There is no other
known copy.
4 colored Autograph, "~Eroadway from
Warren TO lteade Street" published by
W. Stephenson 4 90. IN 1888, was Sc
cured by Mr.. Friedenberg for $3.50 "Mr.
r." bought "a lithograrh Of the old Aston
House. Endicott. photographer. and l..
Rogers, architect. for $500.
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$1O,OOO,OOO SCHOOL
TO TRAIN DOCTORS


ami ~,horoughnes. should result, to the
alienation of suffering and the cure OF
disease.
The new institution thus to be estab-
lish-d in Chicago will he equipped with
every modern facility for medical In
Structlon and with ample funds for
operation"
Informally Dr. Flexner said that chit
cago had been selected In preference 20
other universities because. rs II a no
medical department, the new school could
oe huil, from the ground up. lie put 1t
New YORK. Philadelphia. Boston and
other cities already have good medical
schools. on the traditional basis. II
would he difficult (" say "a any Of them.
Sow YOU pull this structure down and
build a new one II would oe difficult To
r.orga nize "A stan. so every member gave
his whole time to teaching. care Of the
sick and research without outside ac-
%tiviti.s.
'Chicago's new schoul might he de-
scr!bcd ns the elimination III long his
~tur'cal precedent. II will have , small
and select BODY OF students-prObably
not more than Sov-who must nave had
ordinary college training befor" ma'r.-
Cu'a'tou.
For years American physicians have
been golng 80 Germany and Austria :"
brush up' or 10 make themselves Spe-
cialis's. This l. because the schools ri
Rcrliu and Vienna have had special IA
c|iliti.S not available. IN this country
W.. hav" had 4 few postgraduate
school,, bu, limited in money and Other
resources"
The fnculty Of Rush Medical college,
which has made use Of the Presbyterian
Hospital, will he dlshanded. hut prob
ably som. of It's members will Join tho
University OF chicago faculty. In that
case they Will have to withdraw from
private practice. The head ~ the new
medical faculty has not been selected
Dr. FleNurr SAID II would probably take
two years to cree, the buildings.
Dr. tl,Xu-r was asked II there was
any plan ,foot IN build In New YORK
such AN institution as Chicago If To nav.
lie replied
"No hut We are always In n receptive
mood. and any institution IL at liberty
to ask Va for aid
The General Education Board and the
Rockefeller Foundation each give 81.
ooo 1000 To the 1000. 600 chicago con.
%tributiuu The education boa rd's tota'
disp"nsations now amount to nearly
go. zoe, 900.
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DANCING.
NEW YORK CITY. New Iorl
DANCING from L. n. CHALlt
OSCAR DURNFN 90 Nr
DvRNfN NORMAL ~tHpOI INt

an American authority IN Ia" '' H. -
correct r.a ut uu.,eru 4Hr 's "
1@d ~ AND .t5.t-7 " lN-a -
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MINI. is STILL DOUBTFUL
Latest Give Wilson I77,-
H8O and HUGHES I7S,2I2.

ST PAIL, MINI, % 1O,-Thtrty six
precincts Who's" records show they should
poll about 100 votes. he 200 ballots
cast 10y tn" safe Ho,dlp-s In Texas and
the votes of railroad and travelling men
under the absent voters law to-nish,
held the hallrc" Ia Minnesota between
Wilson and iIughss. Therefore the State
was sin classed Ms doubtful, with pre-
d.ctiuus varying widel" o. 10 h" out
como of the guardsmcn's hallotiug ana
a WilC diff"r'N q of opinion over the
numb"r ~ votes cast under the absent
voters Law.
Latest returns gave Wilson 1859 and
Hughes i7N,sl2, - Hughes plurality Of
5i3 In 3,0ln pr'oip'tS put Of 3,olf, Of
the missing thir'S-siN ten are in kOo-
chiching county and tw"lv. IN Dri,raml
II IL estimated Tonight Tint 1t viii axe
three or four days 10 hear from the
former and nothing il expected from the
latter before Monday, Both counties
were strongly Wilson. but the missing
precincts are not considerable In populs-
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er.,hIsn" and r. the evening on AN
UNITY SOCIETY. 70 West seyenty;sec.
end street-Mrs Van Marter viii speak at
evening Miss Boulnoi., recently from
France. viii speak on Healing Among the
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
sixth avenue al Twentieth street-ii A.
rrinelr.
,.fornTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. John A. Marquis. -. d., Mod
orator Of the General assembly. Of the
o'clock. In the evening Dr. Work viii
continue" his special sermon. The choir
Will sing from Gounod's Redemption"
ST. JAMES,. NJ. r.. CHURCH. Madison
s @siur Bal. p pasts ' viii -plsk IA AT 81" morn Ps.
ing on The church and Modern iite." In
III. evening there will h" an. Illustrated
building a Nation Work OF the cavern
ment and IN" church In the Philippines
TEMPLE BETHEL, Fifh avenue at
%sysn,y sixth stre.tADr. samuel schu,,
The Jewish Congress"
ALL SOULS, Fourth avenue at TWEEN
tieth street.-The Rev. Wilism Laurence
sullivan, minister. vii. preach az u A
Idea of Prayer"
CHURCH OF THE BELOVED pIsci.
PIE, East Eighty uIuth sircet-Thr RE
pr, George. William Douglns viii preach
at IL o'clock "tonfucianisu'' Is the theme
the Rev. Dt. Henry NJ. Barbour vii di-.
cuss at I T.. VI The Rev. John Acwor'h
VIII preach at y l.. VI.
WEST PARK pr l. ; II 7 4 y
CHURCH, Amsterdam avenue at Eighty.
sixth street.-the Rev. Dr. Arson =. Att,t.
bury will preach at II A NJ and at . T.
NJ. the Rev. Or. Anthony " Evans viii
preach on The Present and the Future"
PROF. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: What I.
the Source Of Its Wonder Working
Power" dilustratedJ. will no the subiec'
OF Prof. Evrrson's lecture tomorrow eve
ming In tn. Casino, Tuesday ntHht he be
gins a series Of lectures In Finnish Hail
Bronx Opera House.
1T. .PAtf's METHODIST CHURCH
west End avenue at ElRhty-sixth street
SELECTIONS from Meud"lsrohn's "Eiija h" wi
b" rendered sunday evening nv tho regula-
choir. assisted by Mrs. Albert tindaucst.
soprano. Mrs. Josephine VI Andrews. cor
trdlto; Alberto Dcllanoit. tenor. and II. ~
MacCios'er. barytone.
CALVARY METHODIST GHuRrn
, seventh avenue At l-Hth st-,rt-bt. VII.
lem II Morgan a. IL \ NJ. W.T. prea,h
of Tn" Thorn In the Flesh" aud in ~,
evening 'Th" LePven Of the phnris.e."
oLD JOHN STREET CHURCH Frank
Bergen kelley, Ph u. sup.rinirnd"nt ct
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FEDERAL VOTE FRAUD INQUIRY.
Four Grsnd Jurt.s NRy Indirt Many
Politician ms Nonda,.

'Hl'A"o. Nov ~. -IiNid.uCo oi al
legged vote frauds ~ gathered 10y t'cd-
"lal Investigators VIII i- heard 10y t',d-
eral Grand lur,rs beginning next Mon
day. n columbus and Cincinnati. ohio q.
Indianapolis. Ind. and Chicago, t was
stated to-day.
Frank g. Daley. Assistant United
States Attorney General, says "a great
mass NJ evidence has been collected
against men Of both parties.
The evidence will send a number -
politicians To- the peuitcntiarN." Mr
bailey said. "IrdicrmeutS VIII hc asked
On four different grounds, namely. CON
spiracy 10 injure the civil rights Of >ot-
ers conspiracy to intimilatr voters. use
If tine mails to in'im,date voters and
failure to publish names Of contributors
TO campaign funds
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PHILADELPHIA. nov. 10. \dli,ional
returns from the Twcnty-firet cong "s-
-ionai district indicate to-nighi thai TN.
race between W r., Tobias. Democrat.
aud g, II, Rowland. Republican. IL very
close. 1t probably ~ili TAX the soldier
vote to decide the result. First returns
gave Rowland u safe plurality, but RE-
ports received to-day from All but three
precincts how his lead to he less than
100 votes, The missing precincts are in
'lcari"ld county, additional returns
from which show consistent sains for
Iog4as.
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MILLIONS HELD UP
BY SHAREHOLDERS
Wilson Backers Forced to Wait
for Money Until Official
Announcement.
SOME BIG WAGERS PAID
Brokers Get Back to Compare
lively Quiet Occupation
Of stock Trading.

one of two announcements must I've
made officially before several million dol
lars, held by New York shareholders Is
paid to Wilson supporters. one Is for
the Republican national committee TO
concede publicly the reelection OF the
President the other Is announcement
that Mr.. Hughes has sent the President
a message of congratulation.
In the case Of either announcement,
betting commissioners say the wagers
will he paid at once. otherwise many
of the Stockholders will retain the
money In their hands until the meeting
of the Electoral College in January.
There was one large and many small
exceptions to this policy yesterday. Dur
ing the afternoon a group Of stock brok-
ers known as the Waldorf crowd" who
had plunged heavily on Hughes. noti-
fed their stakeholder. a prominent mem
Der OF the stock Exchange. to pay their
bets. The order released approximately
$3.50. 900. Many smaller individual bets
held by Stockholders in the downtown
district. as well as in clubs. cafes and
hotels. were paid on the orders OF
Hughes bettors. one OF these was for
$4,000. "A check for which was sent
to a member Of the stock exchange just
before closing time.
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BrzzARu 5 BAY. Mass, Nov, l0--The
clNdc Linz freight steamer Chippewa
vas damaged to-day when she struck Il
rock at IA point about five miles south
of IN" Cape Cod Canal while preparing
to head for the canal entrance. She
was still ailOat Tonight. although partly
liilcd with water, The Chippewa was
bound from Jacksonville 10 Roston. The
ana passage was not blocked.
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FIFTH Avenue B.rrlsr curRCu,

to : West 10Th street
Re-. Cornelius Woe fkin. l.. %, v,,,.r
REV r Herbert button,
pr. WoelfLin will preach nj ~ and =.
Suuisv SChuo.. . 30, Bih'" Classes. $50
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BAPTIST.
TIL BRICK CHURCH

Fifth Avenue amt Thirty seventh S,frrt.
Ministers. William rierspn MetrilI.
Frank l%.sti'u"r InrsVot
MERRILL breaches 81 ~ and o'cloc&
i'rsra' Dinls Discussion ttax al 10 \. VI
leader. Mr.. l,bcwsN
NOON SERVICE EVERY NEEkpAN.
.2O-I-. -.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Churches

sundsysi \. MAsp NJ Wein-siaysSr NJ,
Fms church. Central Park West & s6th 81.
Second Church. central Park W 4 ssth st.
Third Church. l.5th ST. n Madison Ave.
Fourth church. Fl Washington AVA Us 81.
Fifth church, Aeol!an Concert Hal 81 " a.
sixth Church. 1891 Washington Az, Bronx.
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HOUIh >Irddtnx Ahead.

The possibilities Of uphcaNal d tur-
MOI are unlimited and President VIII
son. VIII" Is not cNtrciucii popular among
some OF his party associates IN III.
House. looks upon e troubled future.
The predictions tuu} h, vii now he abb.
{" do his WORK with i free baud are NO,
horne ont b, IN" House outlook The
Republicans. - "A minority. viii uc of
~i."h strength that they VIII he aui. AZ
almost any time 10 give the democrats
trouble.
The prospect T. di~'uucrttinc for tho
ltep~resentativc VIII" lu"ks forward To- in
tsrva!s when h" may lay N, cares ~
craftsmanship dsid. and go home IT, his
constituents for u u"riud of rest. F.xcert
by the agreement of hutn sides Their.
will he no intervals If leisure. Eternal
vigilance Will hc the rule. for lii. fac
of "A law may hang upon the presence Of
one or iva members who migat other
wise he seeking diversion at a Da~.ball
game.
However uncertain the outlook may
he. one thing Is reasonably sure the
House ~ tho ~ixty-nfth Congress prob
ably will go down as tine most tumultu-
Gus In the history Of that hudS unless
the political millennium has arrived,
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NOTICES.

GOSPEL. TABERNACLE CHURCH. ..th
ST and sth Ave- Rev \ SIMPSON,
Pastor. 10 30 \. 81 Preaching by ia.
Pastor = NJ. preaching by RcS walter
NJ. rurnbu!l of Nyack y. Y.
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Many of The largest be,tors will win
az lose very little on the outcome. be-
cause OF the peculiar situation which
permitted additional bets as long ~
forty-cight hours after the polls closed.
Hughes supporters hcdg.i lbcraIiy when
they noted the shift In trend to the
President. But altogether not less than
SO, 900. 200 will change hands in New
York as the result OF the election. most
OF which IL yet in the hands OF stake.
holders.
Although they took a keen interest
in the election many ~ the biggest
men IN Wall street d!d NOT place a
-'rel" het. and few were placed by the
commissioner themselves. Bernard "
BaruCh. before leaving for "a weeks
duck shooting OF his estat az George
town. : g.. denied the report thai, he
had won any money on the election
II" was an ardent supporter NJ the
President during the campaign. and II
had been reported that he backed his
judgment to the extent OF s25O.Oo0. Mr..
Baruch said the Importance OF the au.s-
tons AT .ssu" did not permit him con-
s'ienti1usly 10 pace any bets.
Wall street bcttors recalled Yesterday
mat this r one Of the very few m
stances In the Streets history N which
IN" odds have not truly forecast the re.
suit. Nj Hughes was a, all times 4
ia\niit" IN the betting. with the odds
climbing iS high as 3 to | at one ,im.
hrforc ~" campaign closed. Mos, of
~" bets We're made at odds ranging
from u 20 2 TO 10 to 6
The sun., 1916-11-11

the CITY History Club Of New Yott wiz
give at 7aG l.. NJ. a stereopticon irs,n-o
on Old New York" tracing IN. 10,
marks, churches, custom, A..
memorials Of the city from tho belinrir,
to the present. This II a follow u, ,,|
tribution to the srsuuicentcnnlal srr,h..
recently held at this church
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70 FOR WILSON IN N. H.
Errors In ORfciai Returns Cloud Re.
suit There.

CONCORD. y. r.. Nov. 1o.-Discovery
Of errors to-day in official returns FUR
Their clouded the outcome of New Hamp-
shire's vote for Presidential electors.
Secretary Of state Bean announced In
his final statement Of the day that. with
i've of the 294 precincts missing. the
certified count was: Hughes. 43.422 {:
Wilson, 43,09S. n Hughes lead OF <24.
He pointed out. however, that these
figures included the Hughes vote In twn
precincts the clerks of which had fail.d
to credit Wilson electors with any votes
In their certificates.
In each instance the clerks later ad-
mitted that An error had been made.
The clerk of ward 2. Dover. said he
should have reported ESQ Wilson votes.
md the clerk Of ward 2. Keene. said
he had omitted l35 Wilson votes in
advertently. Both officials said they
would correct their returns on substitute
blanks forwarded by the Secretary OF
state Tomorrow.
The Ave precincts not accounted for
IN the certified returns are shown b,
press figures to have cRst an aggregate
vote OF 293 for Hughes 263 for Will
son. Cnoflcially the Secretary Of state
said these figures indicated n Wilson
lead in the state OF seventy votes.
How Figures Were Changed.
The combined total Of certified and
press reports was Hughes. t3,11o VIII.
son, t3,7s5.
Oficial returns from two towns to-
day changed the figures gathered by
newspapers. but the difference was slight
In each instance. One change added ten
to the Wilson vote. another lessened 1t
by four.
The Democratic State Committee Issued
the following statement tonight
" accep. as approximately correct
the calculations showing a plurality in
this state OF 20 for Wilson. That Will
son has carried the state admits OF no
doubt. No inspection OF the ballots can
show a material change. II there Is any
change a, all II will be favorable 70 the
President. The Democrats have not
asked for a recount and have made no
charges of fraud at any time. They
have merely taken steps to protect the
interests OF the President In New Hanp-
shire in case an emergency should arise.
| No emergency Is now anticipated. The
burden Of proof is on the Republicans.
The highest plurality that We have
claimed for the President at any stage
was l2l."
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tion. Eight missing precincts In Aitken
were fairly populous. Aitken gave a
Hughes plurality.
The sun., 1916-11-11
e Island cotton nj soc. ~ Pound.

S~AvANNAu. Nov. 1o-S"a Island ro,.
ton was sold here to-day at - ,,uis /,
pound. the highest price ever yt.d a.,
cording to records of the luca. ,,f,o,
exchange. II is believed the" price "
go higher.
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OniciRi COunt NrSt Monday.

dent u large plurality.
OHtriai Count N~st M"ndas.
Charges of attempts to tamper with the
ballot boxes IN North Dakota have been
made. II Is expected the official count
al the vote In California. New Hamp-
shire and North Dakota will be received
next Monday.
If President Wilson'S pluralities in
California. New Mexico. North Dakota
aud New Hampshire are confirmed by
the official count he will have ?Ts cleo
toral votes to 255 for Mr.. Hughes. In
case Minnesota finally is given to him he
Will have 2ss to 2t3 for Mir. Hughes.
BEFORE leaving New York last night
Chairman Mccormick reasserted that
the President would have 2SS when the
officia. result was known. Mr.. Wilson
IL the only President who was ever
elected with the East solidly against
him.
woman su~nragists We're trying to an
awe the figures Yesterday to find out
what their voting sisters had done I'm the
West. Frcsiden, Wilson lost Illinois and
oregon. hut he carried Washington,
Idaho. Montana. Wyoming. Utah, Colo
RADIO. Arizona. Kansas. Nevada and Cali
fornia. II was hard to escape the con-
clusion tixt the women had supported
the President IN ten Of the twelve suf-
frage states.
Renublican leaders shook their heads
,rIi,, ,,nann.a 49,
,,rnsnI,., ,n", a ',.sNne., ue
r..,, ' w. $50. cn''e W.,
y, "ua" W'". :" WV,
,'"s. az "nueeS''o'"n'! 'ru'
p" III" ""e.c 'he ""'aH'nS us
',''"'.s "pi,"'e" oe'"eeh 'tna'"r-
se'' i'"sm .ohnSoh 'o'e anu ,he vote
i"r ME- ttughes. ana also III Nashlng-
ton. where senate FoindeNter was
easily victorious. although Mr.. Hughes
was beaten.
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FIVE INDEPENDENTS
TO CONTROL HOUSE
Republicans and Democrats
Each Have 21J Members
Of Lower Body.
FOUR CONTESTS LIKELY
Democrats Assert They Will
Organize Machinery by
2I0 to PIG.

4 louise Of Representative evenly
disided between 'h- E,publi"ans and
the Democrats viii be tn. storm centre
OF the forthcoming Administration
Scattering late returns upsstting mar
row Republican leads in som" close dis
tricts apparently nave brought about Il
deadlock n between the two old parties.
giving the balance Of powey to the
Socialist" and independents y~ariouslv
classified.
The SiuuS ttN district IN Iowa. ~
shown nv compie'" returns. has gone To
the Republicans. making u solid delega-
tion from thai state. Upon the basis az
late returns the Republican Congress
sioaal committee comedies II net loss Ut
one seat IN PENNSYLVANIA.
With severn, districts 80 close that a
recount vii J., mad-. she complete re-
turns give thu E.ruhlt,tuS 2li and the
Democrats 20. WITH Gr" Socialist. one
Prohiblt!onisi one Progressive Protec-
tlon.st. one Progressive y one INDIE
pendent.
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POPULAR NrSPERs. CHAPEL OF
TIVE I\IERrESSlON, Broadw ty and
ls5'h 81 \ |SsrNic" fnr all p-op,c one
an or'cf aud cave a. sUN tW'. organ,
con at Overture IN 4 major L., Hulllhs,
Fanfare 10y i.ommeHs. 'trnil, song aud
Ey,u'rS Bells" by Naotarltne, In th'
N1ruiuA uN iIicg ts'lu. In t,u"u
Tine. ~ S!ud'uE "Maiier's song h.,
HaN,rson and ave Maris' hv schubert
R.odluss from the scriptures of IN" saint
uuI 'leseon, from tn" saints ~ Dr
Easy.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

oHAUFL or rHE rNTERCESs1p>
rrriuiN Parish. Broaiwa! ana Ih@'h -.
Hos Communion saud a. \ VI SUNDAY
$,hop. "a: 'hilfrru's Service, ~ IA. ~
\ " Dr ,;atrs. pr"sc1ert I \. II N"-
pnr.. pr Gatos preacher : y VI. thNral
F.ru-ung. Mr. NcCormirt pr.ach"r
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CNiRtU. broadway aud 10th ~.
\, ii RECTOR. ORr>. = p. Tinker u u

Grace, loIth, M. Cnl christian r. Rrisncr
Vii. pr. ripplc, urvs!ting tablet Sti, Rishop
w son, tongrss-mau chandler and Pastor
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81. cbomas's Church

flI w Nv T.. AM ''l' -
Re, ERNEST VI STtRES - II. Rector
sA Noly communion
- AN NpruingSrrNiC anal Sermon Rector
Pm, ENensnng and Address Rector
81 VI. Hour of organ Mus.".