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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
TO WIDEN SAAMAN CREEK ROAD.
Viewers Announce Worth Brothers Will
ing to Give Land For Impr 0vement.

David SneIlenburg, " Harold smith.
Thomas Tatnall, Ezekiel Cooper and
Joseph Hamilton. composing commission
appointed BY Judge Herbert l. Rice -
condem land II Worth Brothers. A.
C1avrnont for widening the Naaman
Creek road from Naamans tea house -
the Faulk road, met IN the county Court
House today after viewing the site p
Naanans Creek road Is p ~tate-sid
road. and the cost of improving ( rill
be borne bv New Castle county ana the
state Iointlv The width of the road
now 20 feet. will be increased 70 20 feet
and strip 81 Worth Brothers land three
fourths 81 a mile in length wIll he required
Road widening will continue distance q
four miles Worth Brothers are wiling
"a give land, but shey want blanket
agreement relative 20 crossing ne road.
announcement vas made hat Worth
Brothers and the state Highway Depart
ment will probably reach Al amlcabie
settlement and that the commission Will
award Worth Brothers SIX cents damages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
HARDING is 336,658
AHEAD IN BAY STATE
Majority May be Increased by
Complete Count OF the
State.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

nv Associated Press to Every Evening"
Boston, Nov. Harding's leti
Massachusetts on the latest returns tr'e
today wac 33G ,65S.
The vote in ,O57 precincts ont oi = -
in the state. including MI but q B1sttI
precincts was Harding 5b90a, C0x
232, ,376.
New York. NOV !: N M Complete
returns from the - .ts.ct 10 groetcr
New York Rnvc Sc atpf IiFrtInR pln-
rality Of 44O.0ll over Governor t1x
The vote was Cox .f',,J35. Harding
7s5,578 Debs III SO
The cornpetc New YORK tiiy vote for
governor gave smith, Democrat Job
746; Miller, Republican. 800. i35 ihomp-
son, Progressive. -
With the atnfife ~i"t" giving Harding
and Coolidge an nnhcnrd - plurality oi
abou, 900 900 votes Governor smith
nevertheless vas icadlnP bs 1905 on
ret urns received before room to-day
! But. although, with the count ~ New
/ York City complete, Governor smith had
! /. 1913, 29s votes up end down state ~ I he
| |. .l75. .233 tabuatod for Mr. Miller. hrs
/ margin aooa will he eeien up by return
| from the p24 districts still missing up
| State. IL the Republican hnmInee msin-
tsins his present average plurality of ~
! in each district outside tfro0ter New fork
| II this average holds. Mr. Miller VII
come down to Now York with lend oi
| a75.I50. whereas in the metropolitan
| district Governor Smith has been able Q
run ,p a margin of only 3lo,6ll By this
! figuring Miller would win by 55,53e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
STOCKS NOT AFFECTED
BY ELECTION RESULT
Market Opened Firm With E-avv
S. p Trading Oltstanc
lng Feature.
By As.ocia,ea P---- = Ev--- Ev--,-r

By Associated P-~-s n EF~r- Ev--lrr
Tew YORK Nov Val Srr~~t- o.
81 n -~t0cks rerr I'm ana fradiT
sas broad 81 m openIng a 'oaAv -
sion. our the genera tone p ne marx
.ndirated nat financial and .pe-iiaui
interests nave Ilscountea ne -'-uir
ne Prr~identlal election
The unlt stTiklnE feature Fas ne r-.s
-rading u Southern pac.lc at fto,s
1Dened WITH q -ale 3 s. 10 saAr~-
ll0la - lO9is naUmum gsin ~ t,-
1olnt- This va 1iIe t0 a. annolnrrmen
made on Monday ast 1i 'nr umpsa'
Intention - sepaEatr = 1u lropertie =
from ne ra4lruad systen Elt1 rlbstanta +.
Dement'S 70 shareholders.
other .eadInE .tOcNs Fefr ignrf
fractions 20 a p0lnt And ,lme '."
sUeciAIties Ealned ] 20 B points.
Southern Pscinc mAntAlea a,
leadership throu.hout M nornins lol4 ;
inS me greater Dsrt 1i - gan esp q"
heavy .slling for oruls. is,lc.aicil r..
is subsidiary gA4ned '1,4- 'oinH Aal
Roval Dutch Aso sas strung 10
oils reacted NItn sllppines, Ftet.a guit
uents aad numerpL Lls spoCla4'ics.
HeauneSs Vac shogn ~ -lcilir
~ye,s.s. Jnlted Fruit. AmerlcaE 'No4ct
lnternatlona. Paper an1 'evera-
leather Ss,.es a llch Oct fo t-lnts.
Investment ais we're stoaly
.,n,s,n.r .Ssus,. 1arrlcuiar.t ~l4tlUr. n.
way putsourg and We, lrgl4.a. to'
Island and = LOUIS >outaec>iefa ~
% Al points
Cal money opened at : pes ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
MISSOURI G. O.P.75,0OO,,
. CHAMP CLARK IS LOSING
a. assoc,,.e4 press 70 Every Evening

Nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
81 Louis, Nov 2 Forenoon returns
increased Republican loads IN Missouri
Hardings majority approached f1-Uf''
Senator Spencer for ged further ahead
his Democratic opponent. and former
speaker Champ Clark. seeking re-ele"tion
a. the house from tho ninth district feli
behind the Republican contender
Ont of 3.si0 precincts 4o5 gave
Harding aO3 .0sg. Cox 32S, 90
For Senator. spencer r. 3S7 27z. Long
d 327 .947
kinson d 324 80
add to lead all 100000
Revised figures, Al p. N, for 6,542
districts out Of total Of 1908 N the
state gave for president
Cox 735. .537 Harding l.722 l54
OF tho 30s districts IN the state 6,'fSi
Uave for governor Smith ig4 o95
Miller LIS, ,220
Returns from 4 lo5 districts out Of the
7..30s gave for .eratnr Haiker 5ZbO4s
Wadsworth 85l .62S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
WESTMINSTER GLRK CLUB
Program for Season Of i920-2f Includes
Some Ambitious Plans.

The Glec Club of Westminsfer Church
has some ambitious plans for the s"ason
of 192O-l92l These include two can-
,ataa The Pilgrims II 1920 by ftoHer
and The Landing of The Pilgrims p"
Coerne Various anthems and sections
II oratorios vii be gwen during 'hr
winter when tho club will supplement
the choir of the church a. ~" veep"-
service
An opera wiIl 20 PIT on n approved
stvle after the frst n the year, and ne
spring concert viii BE- an Easter rffeTn
with orchestra accompaniment
Two social functions gill be gven
during the winter Rehearsala viii hegIn
tomorrow evening under the leadership
If Fred WYATT
The clrb music will supplement Dr
Charles Candee's sermon in December r
celebration of the tri-centenar. 1f the
Pilgrims Landing An invitation nas
been extended ~ give this program 2
Kennett square following Is presentation
IN Wilmington Other invitations will be
accepted and altogether a busy winter
for the club = planned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
HARDING IS LEADING
BY OVER 42,00O IN MINI.
Volstead Likely to be Returned TO
Seat in Congress, Returns
Show.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov 3 Republican
State leaders early today predicted That
the decisive plurality apparently gwen
Harding for president in Minnesota would
carry into Office the Republican State
ticket
Returns early today from 57i precincts
out of 1920 in the State gave Harding
90. $50 and Cox ~, ,I69 For governor
663 precincts gave State Auditor Preus,
Republican, l09,056, as against W,6f5
pollod by Shipstond. independent, en-
dorsed by the Non-Partisan League.
Congressional districts had not been
decided in returns early today. Repre-
sontative Carss was being hard prossod
by O. J Larson, Republican. IN I'll.
eighth district, and while other contests
also were close the incumbonts had sligh'
margins IN every case including repre-
sentative A. J. Volstead in tho seventh
district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
MICH. REPUBLICANS
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP
Harding 223, 900 in Lead on Re
turns From Half the
State.

Detroit. Nov "a clean sweep for
all Republican candidates for state Offices
the thirteen seats in the lower house nj
Washington. all Republican candidates
for the state legislature and an overwhelm,
ing majority for the Republican national
ticket was indicated by returns from yes
terdavs election tabulated at o'clock
today.
With approximately half of the state
reporting. Senator Harding had a lead oi
253. 900 over Governor Cox and Attorney
General Groesbeck, Republican, for Cover
nor. was leading the Democratic candidate
Woodbridge y. Ferris, by 10000
No country in the state had so iai
shown Democratic plurality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Annual Convention 10 be Held in New
Castle Tomorrow

The annual Epuorth League Conven-
ton Of the Wilmington district, viii meet
in New Castle NJ r Church, tomorrow
afternoon and evening. A very interesting
program has been prepared. Among the
speakers will be Rev. ] P. Sard, Mrs.
s NJ Keen. Dr J. W R. Sumwalt. Rev.
w. G.. Harris. Rev T. " Jones, Miss
Wilson president Of GraceEpworth League
Rev. J r. Blcking Of New Castle The
evening service will comprise big rally
OF Young people The speaker will be Rev.
Frank Burgette Short Representative
from every league in the district are ev-
pected 20 be present There Will be re-
ireshments served. with the New Castle
Fpworh League acting as host
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
N VA. FOR HARDING
BY MORE THAN 10000
Republicans Leading IL All of the
Six Congressional Districts
OF State

~ Rs,o, "a t.-a pcs, Es-ry Evening
haricstou N - \Uv ) Formerly
a.u.-ed as doubtful state. West Virginia
.hi- moralug continued 10 maintain wide
utargr d lavur of Harding FOR PTeslde-t,
aud Murgiu K FOR Governor The
.iccuou % candidates 10 Congress was ia
,iouh,. however although the Republi-
cans Wcr, lcadiug III al ,lx districts
Returns from 76s precincts out Of 1868
H. the state gave
Harding for President I8,722 Cox,
81 400
IT thls ratio j. maintained II would III
ducate that Harding carried the state by
approximately 1900.
Is, ths same method indications point to
Morgan carving the state for governor
bv 81 900 although he had opposition
not only from the Democrats but from
4 nOn-partlsan candidate as well
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
cox WINS KENTUCKY.
HAS A LEAD OF $4,000
Democ-ai Rt E't-t Senator Beck
ham anG Name Sever Mem
her, Of Ccrg-er5

ft ,-- f--- v-v E veu.n
l.... rs no, t.tc.A
t. c., IN. -4
~ tal t,. ~ ~,...tor
W lp-.t. D, AMI - To
n rtls - ~.vo, Dem
tf- I,pIn8r,r Co'gres--
I-t Ca sl.~~ior a district
nt >ruus isr, I''..a rlrnbe ap-
a.rrft es .~lre us Demo,r"t
fIprcut aldg' Rs'p. '''iber'
..t r ca aggr.- rom mor. thal
teutl- 5. t.. e.fi prccIHct~ D. the
~. g..e d Oi.tc-uor CoN :. lead OF more
- 4V
Itf.f- rom tho no.I,- Z region were
- a.dvorc Npocrei trim TIC Dem
eff r.a,.r H. 80 uct a"'
Icrc. FL t1. race ncrwee II \
1ea l"plf r.t'.. a-a " i,ugrrS ~.
llcupcrt ~ iucge d tie Virt II
tppca- IT. appel t. distinct w"re
egHgIs.e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
MANY SPLIT BALLOTS.
Two-t thirds OF Those Cast in One District
Showed Voter Exercised Prerogstive.

As an illustration Of the way n which
ballots were split YESTERDAY the eN-
perience OF committeeman IN the Sixth
district may be quoted With regis
tration Of over 300 less than four pr
cent failed 10 cast their ballot, and less
than one per cent cast defective ballots.
One voter wrote his name on the ballot
and another marked the ballot with A
blue instead OF black lead
Two-thirds OF the ballots were spht.
sometimes with dozen variations from
straight party ticket The names which
were chosen for splitting jumped all
over" the ballot, without apparent rhyme
or reason.
The polling clerks were on duty for
20 hours at stretch, which does not
include work done on Monday nigh. n
setting up booths and other preparations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
RAILROADS LOSE s65s, 900 900.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Nov 3. Private. opera
tion of the railroads for the first six
months after the end Of federal control
viii cost the federal government total
OF s656, ,0OO, 900 according to figures made
public today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
NOTE OF APPRECIATION.

The following letter addressed 70 the
management Of the Play speaks for
itself.
MANY thanks Tor French Leave
II is rare indeed to hnd such magnih
cantl, balanced east. every member
heine true artist. Then, TOO. the vehicle
itsaIf i delightful. | cannot tell YOU when
have enioved ANYTHING 80 much Mr.
and Mrs. Coburn are always delight
hat II the present case Mr. hlsw has
surrounded them ideally and | Tor one
am grateful for the opportunity 20 see the
PLAYERS and the play.
This. 10 my mind. adds one more
credit mark 70 what bids fair 20 bt sn
epoch-making season in the Playhouse .
and | congratulate YOU.
Cordially
,Slgnedl T. T. Mime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
CANVASS ELECTION Returns.
Court TO Begin Official Count for Nes
Castle County.

Election returns viii be oanvassed %
morrow, with Chief Justice James A..
PennewiI and Judge Herbert L. Rice
sitting in New Castle county, Chanc, llor
Charles NJ. Curtis, and Judge William II.
Boyce in Kent and Judges Henry C
Conrad ana T. Bayard Hsisel IN Sussex
Canvassiug viii begin At II o clock. noon.
The New Castle county Board Of Can
vass viii meet in courtroom /. County
Court House Minority Judges ri slec-
non sr, requested 10 bring certificates.
Chief Justice Pennewili aad Judge Rice
viii be assisted by the following persons
Joseph Wiggleswoyth, prothonotary Joseph
H Bartlett. temporary deputy prothouo-
+sry. Clifford NIanuerlng and Reuben
Satterthwait, reading clerks. David Hl.le-
ga Edward Hobbs. Alexander AbraAam>
and k.ugene HardestN. talIey clerks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved by the
building inspectors office for the follow
ing projects
Market street zoos, James Watson
Il Son owners aud builders addition
$1,000
Front street, $50 West only bros
owners and builders: repairs, s75
Eighth street, ll2l West; George "
McC Caulley owner, ). +, Iarbutton x
Son builders; additions, sl5O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Cox Wins i'm Elkton.

Elkton, Md, Nov 3 3-Unofticial re-
ports from Cecil county give Cox 3,S9S
Snd Harding 3,24l. For United States
aenator. j. Walter Smith, Democrat, re-
ceived 3. .533 votes and Miller. Republican,
2.6I4. For Congress in the lst Congres-
sional district EasterrShore OF Maryland,
Goldsborough, Democrat, received 3,llb
and Andrews Republican, 3. loo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
CAL. BACK TO THE COP:
BY A BIG MAJORITY
Harding lAl.45l Ahead on Re
turns From Less Than Third
of Election Districts.
n, ,.scc,.,.a rrcss 10 Evory Evening


san Francisco Nov 3.-An apparent
/, safe majority for senator Harding, the
nutcomc of the senatorial contest still
doubtful aud the anti-alicn land amend.
ment seemingly adopted were Indicated
IN California returns compiled carly.
For President ,732 precincts out oi
6.i5i gave Senator Harding lead OF
tit al VOTES over Governor Cox. Tho
vote
cox 67 .620. Harding 2oa07l
Returns from .220 precincts IN the
senatorial cuntcs, gave Samuel NJ. Short
ridge n 13.Ol5 and Senator James j.
Phclan ~ SOS
The California anti-ahen land amend
ncnt which has been the subject of diplo-
matte exchanges hctwecn the United States
and Japan had lead Of slightly more
than two and ono hall 10 ono.
Tho vote from 353 precincts was
ror adoption 225; against 1.lli.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
COURT NAMES GUARDIAN.

Elizabeth b. Ferguson Was appointed
Guardian of Harriet X. Ferguson by
mdgo Herbert l. Rice in the Orphal $
Court today
charles r Evans presented return 81
the sale Of real estate If James A Fraley
deceased which was confirmed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
IDAHO STRONG FOR HARDING.
RIPS. lIECT [. y. SENATOR
,.s...t.a rr,>> S Evcry Evening"

Ks N-s.p lafei tr,>> ~ EvcrN Evening
R.u~, Idaho \ov . With more than
81. quarter 81 the prccu Ct heard from
s lafor Hard Z. frank L GoodIng AID
n "a pa,t- Rcpuhhcan rumIucc FOR
....pi, lt,r and governor. respect
se ,r. #a, th, irad early TODAY
tcurr, iron .4> W he .ta,,S ~ pre-
,..lcf. rsv. Han. y Ia Cos - sd
rr ,caatp C,,oI. 4 2I275,
p.a ra,,r n n.,- Il il "a d s
NJ ta- p lu>r4 j. larchild Ind
Ior.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
FLORIDA NEGRO LYNCHED.
Killed Election Officials For Refusing
10 Accept His Ballot.
soclatoe Press 70 Every Evening

% HanlF' 10 % y TOE y = F'f , y t144tIt
Orlando, Fla, Nov. "a negro named
Perry. who shot and killed two men at
Ocoee after he had been refused a vote
sas lynched early today Just outside
Orlando he wac hanged 70 tree and his
BODY riddled with bullets
Election officials said Perry was refused
|. vote because 10 had not paid his poll
Tax lie returned 20 the voting place last
nigh, with n shot gun and opered fire
oB white men, killing two. one 8 veteran
II the world war. and woundIng several
others not serious.
Perry was arrested and Later was taken
lloua lAe u.AaoeI. Dy . L4.oG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
NJ NRIR CONPLETE RETI rms
D1 II tRDiNG'S MAJORITY

Ht N,~.,la.,l pr,.s> rs tNr-, ! ,,nlne
t,t.tlIa.~ 1hq \uN lhc uoou
.laliattu. un 'hc puil pr, : drutIal vat,
..4awca 'u- llaniug leading tower ur
,a> t ,>otb ou ucturu, from 114>
.t- .u' 50 lr1 lu thr state HE
t, n rre ~lu-t5 onv l5l >uu
R, ra t-n nrc,, ~ gave For
..et. .ta.N,I D N ir- Iraio' 5N.SlS votes
IA ala .~ Democratic OPP
Iut senator IT'S succeed Scrn-
Harl lbt Nu', V,, Wills 81 la
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
G. O. p. STRONG IN ALA.
Harding Made an Unprecedented
Run in New Orleans; Won
Ten Parishes.

New Orleans, Nov. 3.-Senator Hard
ing pollcd the unprecedented total oil
1900 votes in the city of New Orleans
with FIVE of the l57 precincts missing.
He carried ten known country parishes
and apparently was an easy victor In the
third congressional district and eight city
precincts mostly in the uptown residence
section gave him majorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
SKULL FRACTURED
James Benson. Year, Oid W
tim ~ Auto Driven ~
Baltirnoresr

Jaues Bocs0u tea p rf rss
m automobile and .g-'~ s'r I-sf
evening NJ KrR street lesr -E'rnrfh
Hugh r Hearf f2l Aesf Hlr
-'ree+ balffrr0rn thr I~Hrr tnr t.
fnok No hov 'n fhr @swarn iosulfn
where ~vas 'hCrzh' 'rsf '1e trvs -
WIS frac-ur~d - 40 sfirg easil- s'
49, -er0unts sen-07 pa--nN ye
the grar .ps-' ertu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
HERCULES CLUB RECEPTION.
To be Held Tomorrow Night With Dance
10 Follow.

The fourth annual reception Of the
Hercules Club of Wilmington will take
place Thursday night at the Auditorium
Arrangements have been made for an
entertainment for the first half Of the
evening.
After the entertainment there viii be a
dance which Will last until - o'ciocN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Moving pay for Market People.

Today was the time fixed for the
markets t. move from the east to he
,yest side of King and Madison streets.
Not more than one-half Of the marketcers
m KING street complied with the order
Ruitling operations on II w street be
tween Fifth and SIXTH and between
Eighth and Tenth handicapped market
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Workman Hurt in Fall

Howard Lee, 81 years old 2l6 South
Union street employed on the Delaware
Trust Company building at Ninth and
Market streets, fell at noon today from
the fourth to the third floor, distance Of
about Ia teet lie was t,sAeu TO DclaMare
hospital where cuts on his face and limbs
w,le dressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
HALF NEW JERSEY GIVES
I62,407 FOR HARDING

Trenton, \. j., Nov. 3.-With more
than half the States districts reported the
Republican national ticket was leading by
l62 .4O7 at z o'clock this morning. In
I.145 out Of 2,O46 districts the vote was
Harding, 287, ,496; Cox, l25,089; Debs,
| 522
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
NI~NOl ri TOR HARDING.
Partial ount shows Almost 10000 Re.
publican MaiCriN

- lous NV Tv tho.i> tui
'oa hundred anl ~eycut, -,nr precincts
.t 81 so Ni>sMr, la,c Hl-ing
~3>4l Cox l4-at
s. senate >ucrc, i 27l72I.
.ng y 2ll Ca
Ia e.trru,r H,ue RI so 80.
AfA a~an ID hp2 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
NV ,pA FOR HARDING
G.. q. y. SENATOR IN LEAD
u, ,..o7o,ca pes. 70 Every Evening

y, As-orta'cd Press 20 Every Evening
Rsra ", \u, = Incomplete scat
f,r q rrtur, rrprc~cutu approXlmatcly
all. fhlrd th, total vote of the state IN
.Grat.d rarl, ta,la, that Nevada had
swung mo the Republican column These
rrturts gaNc
llardlag 4a' COY io4'
Ior ~cuator icudcrso9 - 4,32S;
oddir X = l}6 Anne NlartIH lid
phl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
osrTr.RY
rHrr u wrrLI.vs

F,thei " Williams Mere fshas
Kellsher Z Ro~kiand ted rrtsrds
Funeral ser,tces will . held 81 80 harr.
n he rrlr r -arurdat r0rnfng
9 Requiem mss. arl ~ ~ ia.~rf
church .nd rre-rrerf made
joseph oernsfer-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Sheriff : Dance by 45OO Club.

The 45O0 Club of the \ VI II \. Viii
give sheriff dance tomorrow evening
II \ NJ Fl. A Hall Prizes viii be gwen
f,r the ucst r3mical C~stume worn by
sheriff. and for the best looking costume
worn by d lady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Election Dinner Dance Well Attended

Tho election dinrer ard supper dance
civa- IN the Hoto' du Pont last night
w.re argcly attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
CHAMP CLARK LOSING
= prose ~ vary EVENING

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
st. Louis, Nov 3T W. Hukrelde
of Warrenton, Mo Republican, today
passed Champ Clark, Democrat, formerly
Of the House Of Representatives from the
ninth Congressional district
Returns from 105 out Of 268 gave Hulk
reide 1912; Clark IL SOY
st Louis. Mo. Nov One hundred
and seventy-four out Of POS precincts in
the Ninth Missouri district show former
Speaker Clark Democratic incumbent
running nearly 5000 behind his RepubIl-
can opponent for Representative. The
figures Hukreid, y, ,322 CLARK, 1885.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
TRIUMPH OF G. o. p.
Continued from page ]

until almost midnight and sec}ng his own
paper lssue mn early extrn edition recount
ing his defeat.
Senator Harding, Governor Coolidge,
VIII H. Hays, chairman of tho Republican
National committees, and other Republi-
can leaders exchanged telegrams Of con
gratulations Senator Harding commend
cd MIR. Hays upon Successful manage
ment Of a great campaign" and nlso told
Governor Coolidge that he would expect
him TO play full part in the coming Re
publican administration"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
STATE PIURALITIES.
FOR PRESIDENT,

Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-22
HUN SPARTACANS ARE
Being SHOT DOWN

Berlin, notwithstanding the re-
turn of the Ebert government to
control there, sill presents the
aspect of an armed camp with
the food supply short. There was
sanguinary fighting at intervals
in the suburbs. In the Moabit
industrial district Sunday night,
20 Spartacans were killed and "a
others summarily executed. In
the Ruser industrial region, I'M
mediately adjoining the Allied
zone of occupation, there is verit-
able civil war with the Commun-
lists army. and the government
troops drawn up in opposing bat
tie lines. Leipsic has quieted
down but there is increasing un-
rest in Northern Germany.
Southern and Eastern Germany
are reported fairly quiet.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-22
MRS, CUNLIFFE GETS
DIAMOND RING

A jury in Madison Quarterly court
Monday morning gave possession of
a diamond ring to Mrs Alice Cunliffe,
widow of the well known barber, Jim
Cunliffe who died at his home on Estill
avenue short time ago. The ring
was in possession of Mrs. Bessie Gun
life, wife of Preston Cunliffe, broth
er of the deceased. She claimed that
the dead man had bought the ring for
$40 from a hobo, on behalf of his
brother, Preston, who wanted it as the
latter did not have the money at the
time. She claimed to have repaid Jim
Cunliffe $5 on the purchase price be-
fore his death. The widow testified
that on his deathbed, her husband had
told her to go and get the ring and
keep it for their little son, and the
jury awarded it to her. The ring is
diamond cluster and is said to have
been valued at $75 or $100.