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Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
WHAT IS THE STATE
LAND BANK BILL?

Primer Compiled to Make Plain the Gardne
Measure for Rural Credits in Missouri, Passed
by the Last Legislature, Signed by the Gov
ernor, to Be Voted on by the People in
November and Become Effective
December /, 1916.
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BITTINGER.
) ssa s0ssssass.aMoasa05

This section was visited by a severe
blizzard during the closing days of last
week and as a result the village is
snow bound, and the mercury hangs
around zero.
Prof. Jasper Fike and Miss Lillian
Cutter, of our village school, visited
their respective homes over Sunday.
Morris Miller purchased'a car load of
winter apples in this section last week.
Asa l.. Bittinger attended the session
of the Circuit Court, at Oakland, last
week, as member of the Jury.
Ray Engle made business trip to
Oakland a few days ago.
Simon Brenneman left here early this
week for trip through Delaware and
points in Maryland,
We extend our greetings and very
best wishes for most Merry Christ
mas to the editor and all the readers of
THE REPUBLICAN,.
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last week.
Dorsey Guard and son Frederick
called on relatives in Friendsyille last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ringer. of
GrantsvIlle, motored through here Sun
day afternoon.
F. G. Swalp spent Thanksgiving with
his sister. Mrs. Walter DeBolt, at
Confluence.
Edward Without, of Beachley, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. w. E. Wass.
Mrs. Joseph Lint and four children,
who had been visiting her parents, Mr. d.
and Mrs John Stuck, left last week for
Canton, Ohio, where Mr. Lint is employ
ed, and will locate there.
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OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Old Black Joe Cough Syrup Con-
tains No Dangerous Drugs,
Yet Does the Work.

The fact that Old Black Joe Cough
Syrup is absolutely safe, yet does the
work quickly and surely is what makes
it such an extraordinary cough remedy.
1t loosens the phlegm, opens the air
passages, soothes the irritation and kills
the cold germs. 1t hits the sore spot
in jiffy and then, My!-what relief.
There Is not single drop of opiates,
choloroform or narcotic drugs in it.
Just as safe for children as for grown
people. A big bottle costs only 25 cents
at any good store. Beware of substi-
tutes, for they may be dangerous. Sold
in country as well as city stores.
Advertisement. 4l-4t
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RED OAK

The first sleigh bells of the season
were heard the past week.
Mr.. Hershel Gibbs, who has been at
Tioga for several months returned to
this place Thursday.
Misses Stella Cooper and Leila Whit
ney spent Sunday afternoon with Hazel
Jack.
Mrs. Flo GnegY, who has been i'll, is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Mr.. H. W. Baer spent Sunday morn
ing at Mrs. ]. F. Child's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Martin were shop
ping in Wilson Saturday.
Mr.. Ernest Mosser, of Red House,
was at this place Friday on business.
Wishing you all Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-12-21
Che Life Of Christ
BY Charles Dickens

What images do I associate
with the Christmas music as
I see these images set forth on
the Christmas tree?
Known before all others,
keeping far apart from the
others, $ * & An angel, speak
ing to a group of shepherds in
a field; some travellers, with
eyes uplifted, following a star;
a baby in a manger; a child in
a spacious temple talking with
grave men; q solemn figure,
with mild and beautiful face,
raising a dead girl by the
hand; again, near a city gate,
calling back the son of a wild
ow on his bier to life; a crowd
of people looking through the
opened roof of chamber
where he sits and letting
down a sick person on a bed
with ropes; the same, in a
tempest, walking on the wa
ter to a ship; again, on sea-
shore, teaching a great multi
tude; again, with a child upon
his knee and other children
around; again, restoring sight
to the blind, speech to the
dumb, hearing to the deaf,
health to the sick, strength to
the same, knowledge to the ig-
norant; again, dying upon a
cross, watched by armed SOL
diers, a thick darkness COM
ing on, the earth beginning to
shake and only one voice
heard, Forgive them, for they
know not what they do
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GUARD

People read and talk about Jerry
Shoemaker's snake stories, but here
is true one told by Ernest Griffith one
of the young farmers of this place, and
who can relate the truth. He saws,
while quarrying limestone one day last
week he found in the center of an i'm
mense rock a petrified rattlesnake, con-
taining IA rattles which can easily be
counted. The snake is coiled and looks
very natural except the head, which
was broken off.
Mrs. K. F. Liston, who had been in
disposed for several days, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. C. c. Fike, of Selbvsport, was
the guest of Mrs. James Guard, Sun
day.
Mrs. John Stuck is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Fike and
daughter Evelyn attended the automo-
bile races at Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zadok Green visited the
formers sister, Mrs. Marcellus Frazee,
of Somerfield, last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Guard and Mrs. w. W.
Griffith were entertained at the home
of Mrs. William Durham, of Selbys-
port, last Wednesday.
Several of our industrious farmers
are busy quarrying limestone near Bear
Creek.
Mrs. Walter DeBolt, of Confluence,
visited her sister, Mrs. r. F. Liston,
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Che Cbristmas Upllft
BY the Rev. George 3. Van Hrs
dali of Denver

, by tbe Sev. OeorSe Is. Van Hrs
dali of Denver
As the moon lifts the great
; waters of the deep to fioodtide,
SO Christ's magnetic PERSONAL
ty lifts our great human race
at the Christmas season, as by
the irresistible compulsion of
love, out of our sordid selfish
ness into the practice of peace
, and good will, Those who have
struggled against each other in
, business, society and politics
forget the plottings of selfish
preferment in the contagion of
wellwishing.
Oh, that this good spirit of
Jesus might abide with US
through al the days of the
new year! 1t is applicable to
every day. 1t is here if only
we will practice it. Let US
cultivate the fine art of ex-
pressing the best that is in US
for and toward each other.
Surely every man wants his
neighbor to prosper and be
happy, Surely no man wants
to build himself up at the ex-
pense of another. No man
wants to see poverty and sin
, and misery become the portion
of his fellows. Such a sight
cannot be pleasing to any HUI
man being. Shall we not then
say every man to his neighbor,
, ''Be of good cheer, brother"
and seek each to help the 9th
, er? Practice fraternity, JUS
tice, sympathy and good will
with all men.
,HA.H,HnAAOlAAnn nHHnINnHAnHA
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Christmas at Townshend's.

Everything and anything you may
want in Books, Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Hand Satchels. Fancy Box Paper,
Dolls, Games. Fancy Baskets.
Tree Ornaments, Ribbons, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Scarfs, etc, Nuts, Oranges,
Raisins. Come, bring your chickens
and turkeys. Prices right. Adv. 42-2t
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sSSSzZSSSYSYZEE SSISS2sSzXXS

Mother Of Sorrows, L
But my babe is on my breast.
De restetb quiet there
Ubo bringetb the weary rest;
DC ltetb Calm and Still
WDo brlnSetb the troubled peace,
Wbo openetb prison doors
Hnd SlVeto the sad release,
for there reacbetb bin yet no sound
No echo Of cry or moan.
Coday, little Son, little Son,
Codap thou art all my own, -"
Mother Of Sorrows, /
Hnd the sword shall pierce my beart.
But today bold BIN close
from the cruel world apart.
II waits With emitting and gtbes,
Wttb scourgtng and batred and scorn.
Wltb byssop and wormwood and gall,
Che cross and the crown of thorn.
Che nations shall watch BIN die.
Lifted up on the tree.
But today. little Son. little Son.
CodaY thou art safe With me.
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HEADACHE? NEURALGIA?
TAKE "CELERY-MIST. "
Costs Only Five cents a Package.
First in Quality.

Sick headache, nervous headache, any
old kind of headache vanishes at once
when you take "Celery-Mist." Same
with neuralgia, grip ana rheumatic
pains-"Celery-Mist" cures them all
quickly, pleasantly. Costs only cents
a package at any store. Better quality
than higher priced remedies. Buy
package and you will agree to the
merits Of "Celery-Mist." Adv. 41-4t
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Violin and Piano Lessons.

Instructions on the Violin and Piano.
The best and most practical methods
employed by masters of musical in
struction. Special attention given to
their very effective methods of primary
teaching. Address j. M. Litzinger,
GRAFTON, W. Va. Adv. 49,
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FoUND-A sum of money. Call at
this office.
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BATTLE OF BALLOTS
Continued Fro:n Page Seven.)

large on the political horizon for sonic
years past The territory OF ALASKA
Will also vote on this question. III
Arizona an amendment for the aooIi'
ton OF capital punishment witi be u
for popular decision.
Woman's part in the presidential
election is one OF the outstanding Yea
lures. In one quarter % the - STATES
women have the vote this year. Inc
twelve States are Wyoming. COLORADO
Utah. Idaho. Washington. California.
Arizona. Kansas. Oregon. Nevada
and Illinois. The women IL n" last
named six States have the vote for
President this Year for the first time.
The interest political leaders tako III
this vote can be appreciated Wien II
is seen that the States involved nave
81 electoral votes. little more than
one-sxth Of the electoral college, to-
tai vote.
Miss Jeanette Rankin. OF Montana,
is running for Congress on the NepuD-
lican ticket, and in California; Mrs. Jo'
Sephine T. E.rnaId. of Saa Francisco,
is an aSpirant for q seat II congress Is
Democrat.
II they are elected ihey will be the
first women 70 win seats IN the Nation
al House of Representatives The Ere
gressiyes of the First Colorado COR
gressiopal district also nominated Il
woman Hattie X. Howard. but she
has since withdrawn.
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Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left YOU, your
happiness has gone forever unless YOU
take advantage OF John Coleman co. S
magnificent offer 10 refund your money
on the first box purchased if Wendells
Ambition Pills do not put your entire
system in fine condition and give you
the energy and yigor you have LOST
BE ambitious, b" STRONG. be vigorous.
Bring the ruddy glow Of health IN your
cheeks and the right sparkle that dc,
notes perfect manhood and womanhood
to your eyes.
Wcndell's Ambition Pills, the great
nerve tonic. cant be beat for that tired
feeling. nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness.
trembling. nervous proStration. mental
depression loss OF appetite and kidney
or liver complaints.
In two days you will feel better. In
Il week YOU will feel fine. and after TAX
ing orc box YOU Will have Your Old
time confidence and ambition.
Re sure and get sec box today
and get out Of the rut. Remember
John Coleman Co., and dealers every,
where are authorized To guarantee
them. Mail orders !illcd charges pre-
paid by The Wendell Pharmacal Com
pany, Inc, Syracuse. \. Y.
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Both Claim Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. s-Roth Republican
and Democratic campaign fa1n"G":t
claimed Illinois ~ i5n.reg ~ the eve ~
election tonight.
After receiving final reports tr"m
e.ery county in n" STA" ;oth Er"d II"
sterling Republican sta" "hai:iNau
and Arthur ". Charles. pc'a"c"attc state
chairman. announced they wer" more
camraicu which VS. marked hy apathy
during the frs. weeks c!os"'! w;,& l
wave OF enthusiasm which swept i""
state from end 70 end in hoth IN" Ee-
publican and Democratic ranks.
II IS estimated ;ncre are 100000
voters in illinois II watch about 6Q","92
are women who will cast their arSt E''s
for President ut ;omorrow's election.
J'arty leaders expect that H".w*ea ~
and % per cent OF tho registered vote
will be cast. Tho Toman'S vote IS ore
% shn Clements III the election which -
puzxl.nc tho Political :uaraSe:s. Eoth
the Republicans aad Democratic IHlIetS
claim majority - this vote. "n;ch III
the event OF 4 close vote may be the de-
Gliding factor. The silent vote Is at
.other element which * Worrying ne
PARTY manac"rs lt AL the polls taken
by party organizations NJ least SO per
cent of tho voters declined to say nov
they intended !" "o''. Goth sides claim
nlajorit: - thjs silent vote.
Chicago which hT< SQS.tt9 voters reg
ist.rad. 5ni - ,iirn and 30%.6?S women.
is being watched Ni'i apprehension ny
party leaders wi.n admit that The posi-
tlcn,ial ranli.!nt-S ", carries IN" ci;-
lv a larc" llurai.:y = almost ccrt%in -
sweep tho state.
III" Hrauhtiean n,a;0G"rs calm chi
caGo hy 55."HH. whii, tn hcmoc=a:! &c
leaders cx;,"ct - ca":y ~. CT; ya% %
coo.
tn" normal E"o,:hiican rlrrai:'y. in
III" .,,a'H - between r5.g"" ana i3p.HH".
Another woman candidate Tor Con-
- 80 TN..n~
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Magical Usit

suffer, for You do) from unsightiy
! wrinkles can drive them away for
ever. Usit, the pure nut-oil skin 1000,
the ARABS Secret preparation
used by famous Eastern beauties for
centuries can be purchased al any
/ (irst-claSs drug store,
This wonderful preparation (not 4
face crcam), IS positively guaranteed
10 clear the complexion of all wrin-
kles, whether caused by age, worry.
work or exposure. Rub it into the
skin with The finger tips at night just
before retiring, ANA in short time
every wrinkle will disappear, your
hungrr, faded skin will get back its
healthy color. its we'll nourlshed
sm0G;hncss. and The lines In Jour
face viii be replaced by youthful
rouNGnrss. 40 other treatment Is
necessary.
Usit is we'll named the wrinkle
Chaser" for no wrinkles can exist
where il is used. Il is guaranteed IN
contain nothing that will cause hair
growth.
bottle of Usit for 20 cents. Try it
tonight and see how fine your race
fen!S in the morning. But remember
T*ir is put up only in opal bottles.
Take nothing else.
FOR sale by c. II. Griest & Co, and
dealers everywhere.
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SURELY Cured HIS
STOMACH TROUBLE
A Buffalo Man Had Wonderful E&
pericnce With the New
Stomach Remedy.

MANY PEOPLE arc daily tCstifying that
/ ;hr effect Of Plant Juice, the ne"
herbal stomach remedy. on their sFS.
tnils is almost Immediate IN cases OF
stomach. liver and kidney trouble. ana
thai i Staud; thH highest tCr its re-
uarkabir results III The most distress
Following is The signed statement
Of Mr.. f.. j. Cor. Ut No. % South Elm
wood avenue. buffalo. y. Y, VINO Is 4
wcil known man with hosts OF friends
in this city He says:
"F0r six months | suffered Win
stomach trouble and was all hipatru
with Sas had no appetite and could
hardly keep anything on my stomach
! could not smoke. as it did not agree
with me. had headaches and WAS so
GiZIv az times that ! could hardy
stand up. had pains all through ny
body and in the pit OF my stomach I;
was constipateh. my liver and Kidneys
were affected and | WAS completely
run dowa. having no ambition or
energy whatever. Through The advice
of a ;rieud got a bottle ri your neul'
cine. Plant Juice. and started TO take
l.. cannot tell III words Ill" rettef |
frlr aftri. :, few doses. and now since
have continued 10 take 1t. | feel like 4
different iuau. as | can truthtully say
that ( am cured by Plant Juice and
nave no trace of any OF the above
symptoms. can cat anything now and
digest il. sleep we'll. and my liver and
Kidneys do not trouble mo any more:
| cannot say too much in praise OF
Plant Juice
Plant Juice IS sol din Wheeling at
all druggists.
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No nnnoEtlon II sopth.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 6.--..IfpNrrnors
yyiil be elected III eight southern S;A'r3
:Uruor0rw and United states senators
in SIX In GsorsiH the l; ~; Ha%oocra aIe
[.orIi;,S:,t, .nr governor and in Niss!S$:p-
II and Virginia, the Democratic senator's
are unuppuSed. -, o,,,b
en- statrs will roll up til usual ma1nr!-
tjes ior Wilson and Marshai h. and nd IN
,;rpuhiicauS 10 not appear !" DC tna "a :
,nt,..n effort - poll larg" vote tor tiieiT
%a;l"r.,I iiaIt"t cNc.n; In Tennessee and
Ea;th Carolina. Tia" Republicans arc
houccut q gaining a few more Srais ~
,'n:vr"Ss in these Two states. out t hp
pentocrat&. while concedinS thHm the
Two they have Ia Tennessee" are tHa'lin-
- ,.i,,or1,,s tgh, u TAX" away t!le one
rnn,. hold IN North Carolina.
The states which will choose E9EeEn-
,rs tomorrow az Arkansas. tlorioa-
Georgia, North carolina. pSIano!fia.
South Carolina. tennessee" :tnG IH iSa;
nn.. United State senator wt'! De elect
~ IN rnrh Arkansas. Florida. MISSISSIPPI
- Tannrsee. Texas and Virginia.
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To rake Gains IN Penrsy.

r.annaicn Inanagc-s in FennEl1vanin
tevotrd the:r energies tndaE - tha
anal prerararIons for getting cut She
.-o.a 2. .ontorrow's election. Tho gu
,-o.:,.~ r,r,r.e in n" etrtn Will open 1T
= ~ and ctnsa n : =. NJ.
EStirra,oc Of n" respective party
'r,tro~.. 'n"n not been changed. me
?:rpulIirons declaring that 'cnnsy,
,.aoia yi,i 20 t. The Republican prcsI-
,,.,,.I,, cr,r-ro ,yith a. !eas 200.N0h
.luraii,v f@r hughes. tn" DcmGcratic
!.aa,~s say they expect greatly in
,.rcascI vo;o for Pr"eii"uc Wilson oyer
i41@
T"n Democrats har" boon making IN
.,..,...,,i..,o, ,.ro-, to Increase ;hai- reE-
y.>S-r,n,lon t., Congress and ;.r" predict
ing success I'll" E"TuhH"an !"7dcrS
say th,... VII c'cct ut least :! OF -" 80
ro,lcr"Ssri"r. 'ri'cr" ar" no" SIX I'Hin"-
. cra:e =, rrr.cr.>Gs from i'cnn%yiVnni1.
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Big vote II Massachusetts.

ROSTON. Nov. h.--TW!ltIcAI !NAd"Ts
agreed tonight that if III" weather, is
fair TOMORROW. rs predicted. MasSachu-
setts will poll IN" largest vot" in NS
history. Last year I rcchrd-hrcAk'ht'
vote If $1,000 was cast f"r governor.
but this wear the total is expected TO
reach $4,000.
Governor Samuel W. Mccall. and SEN
ator Henry Cabot Lodge are seeking rr-
election. opposed Ivy Frcdcrict W. Mans
field and John i. Fitzgerald. ncmocra'lc
rardjdains for governor and United
Stntos Senator respectively.
Re7uhlican mGraEcrs tonight renewed
their claims that Hughes would carr
tho stat" with n plurality Of from "a
nnn 10 lhGn0h and tha; candidates on
the state ticket would h" elected with
slightly smaller pluralities. Rcpubli-
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To watch Eoc Illegal voting.

EOLT'METS. n. NV. h.---'In N" ~"
nc ci"ctiom day which "rar'Fs tn" close uf
ono Of The hotties presidential cam
iaisuS ever wa@"d In ohio. both R'rub-
ljrnm ana Iomncra;ic campaign man
a:r"re issued warlIkn statements do
r'aring 'hat they arc going 10 watch
each other fnr l!"crl voting tomorrow.
W l.. Finley. chairman % the Demo-
cratic state Committee. sent out in
s,ruc:irns 20 conn., chairmnn To he
urcNarrd 70 prosecute any attempt tn
rorr,lrt tho vote by uSn nf money. Sug-
costlr., that n few arrests carly n th"
,lrv viii have n Very wh0l"s"m" "ff""'.'
Charles & HatiiaIh RinuhIinpn .,ha IT,
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ron fflerH IN New Jersey.

THCNTON. =. J. N"V. Nv 'tI1 U"r'F
Dncocrati.. and Republican, state CHAIR
non PROGRESSING entire confidence IN ne
81 i.>-en,. statn, ramnaIgn ended late
,n,,irhr. walter l.. Edge. RH1ubl!can
c,n.jidafo FOR governor. and r. Ott9
,yi..n",,n. MS Democratic opponent. dld
nv. ,ua;;o -iiair hua! speeches until near
j. 'aduich-. - p,,-,..
.,.I%,.e.l ~ his prrGiction tha: tn" ma
SOM; and sat" :tcitc's would carry th''
.,.,.. ~ a. Least A. .h"n white Chairman
G:-osss.,:r declared W't1"nn you'd ne
,i,,,. y,-iien,,'s margin OF victor" wou'd
he 'arccr titan that. c
f:>si.!cs = governor and United states
Sona,nr thor" will h" elected twelve
, con i.r. -, rirH.
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heaviest vote in History.

MIl.WNrKEE. Wis. Nov. Cam
raign managers In Wisconsin look for
In" heaviest vote to bc CnSt Mt tom"r-
rows election in tho history OF the
state.
4 very close contest between Wilson
and Hughes Is looked for, the state
chairman for each candidate claiming
the state. While Republican lenders
were claiming that Robert NJ. La Fol
lotto for United States Senator and T..
l.. Philip for governor woLld win. tho
Democrats. who were counting upon
Wilson To carry the state. declared tho
ticket gould also ne carried with the
President
Tho Socialists expect to elect con-
Grcssmeu in tho two milwaukee, dis
trIctS.
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EictnrY for Hughes.

CHICAGtl. Nov. G.----\Iv!n :! ftEr {,
manager Of western Republican national
hSadnuarters. today received kilograms
from national committeeman. statc
,.ho irrnan and local leaders from every
s,1ra il, tlie Jurisdiction OF the western
campaicn committee predicting victory
for Hughes ard Fairbanks at the polls
tomorrow.
Il So. no reason Cor changing NY f9r2-
oy,.s1+ ~ ada 70 the Republican column
s..ynrai states which in my first STATE,
.,,rnt. I SAT- nIighe he doubtful, Sa!a
Mr.. Hort. IT share the oHinton or NE"EF
member of The western t;"Euntcan cam
ncrcrctiv satisfied with; tho results OF IN"
tich; We have made IN III" ""S'"Tn Ter
rit"cy. ,,. ,....,,o., "
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TO Vote Ell Straight.

CHICAGO. Nov. S.---MiSI Harriet =.
vittun. director Of the WonAnS De-
rartmrnt 1t Western Republican nation.
nj headquarters in :inal ins,ructions sent
IT, workers IN the tw',lv" cGWal suffrage
STATES warned wuclc: against tho pos
-ji,,, i.r...,. Of losing thrt: first vote Tor
Hr"sitl"nt. by scratching th"ir ballot.
W. arc advisiu" w""t''u 10 Fote the
straight Republican ticket tomorrow. %
.tyn;i fhs feasibility O; making; mis-
..,,n = trn,- undertake. to scratch their
BALLOT" said Miss N!ttum.
IT women put = cross in me He3"h-
lean c;rcl., and stop There. the vote IS
sure % 81 counted.
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Both Claim Iowa.

DIES MONIES. Ia Nov. 6.--Final pre-,
dirtinns Of the outcome of the -"n'fai
lrctinn in Iowa were issued tonight at
Democratic state rhairm"G. Each pre-
dctcd victory for his candidate for the
prcsidfncy. the Republicans claiming
~ 600 for Hughes. while the Democrats
predicted plurality OF $4,000 Tor VIZ
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rar,iculnr interest. as his anprorters

parlicUInr interest. as his aNlN0rteTN
ar: predicting his election. Other party
leaders admit lie has i following as
large. il not larger than ever h"i"r'.
litll: has been heard al the Socialists
campai&n in III" >s:lie. bat ln"% mn."
been active. Republicans tonight. were
claiming they would cleo: eleven 0"t -.
tho thirteen congressman. IHHy are re-
wing on reports that the Progressive
vote will be cast FOR Republicans Demo
Gratis predict almost AN opposite result.
Vie" President Marshall and Charles
w. FairbauES. The Republican vic" rr"$!-
dcutirI uO!nincc, both will rnc"iv" The
reirirm$ =. their homes tomorrow might
The ProhihiIion!sIS expect 20 poll a
heavier vote than ever before IN 'hr
state. leaders il that party said tonight