Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02


There ar. districts with sircain'
which. When Hooded. cannot be crossed
ven un mulc.pack. and IN certain
intcs whcf. the contest II clos", every
ballot pliys it, part
in general this IL what th" weather
nan had a. say uf Western disturb
me" which approached today ov.'
Iowa. and uf the prospects tomorrow
all over the country;
The Western disturbance viii ad
vanc. east northeastward and be- ~
tended by unsettled weather and rains
Tuesday. election day. In the Atlantis
states. the upper Ohio valley and tn
region of the Great Lakes. with SOM
probability oi snow In northern Mich
igan. Wisconsin ana Minnesota. tn,
Weather viii be clearing and mtici
cooler during Tuesday In Gulf states
Ter n.sscr and the lower Ohio aud thu
central MiSsisgippi valleys
"Fair. cool weather viii prevail "
Tuesday over the Plains states. tn
Rocky Mountain states aud all IA
Western states
Heavy Vote Predicted.
with the addition OF women 10 ihos'
who chous. the tlectroial college. party
leaders OF course. expect vote great,
wollrn over that Of 1916.
should the skies oprn the down
pour could hardly discourage enougi
voters 10 hold the total below that o
four years ago. And the ballot count
,rs ate not expecting smaller but !
much larger task "a large. indeed
that the county may possibly nd ~
known until much later than IN oth"'
presidential wears.
senator Harding today retired &
his home IN Marion 10 await IN" dc'l
sion II hts cOuntrynien.
Governor Cox tonight dciivcrrd hi
final campaign address IN Toledo an
returned 90 his hom" IN Dayton. Con
.lctiOn that u" viii De- elected was ~
pressed IN final statement today h'
Chairman Whit" vl the Democrati'
national committee senator Hardin
and Governor Con. fellow nrwspapcl
prupr!ctoIs. have chosen diiirr"n
Spya o. receive campaign results. WIZ
Mrs Harding the senator VIII r"'"lv'
az their home bulletins complied hy TIA
Associated Press
Go,srnor Cox will receive rlcctio'
returns ~ his utfi," IN tn" Daytc'
Dnlv New. q member ul the AsSocini
III Press whrrr special telegraph 81.
Struu,utf including q receiver use.
in ih' cleveland campaign tor moi'
than u quarter ~ century ago have
e.n ~ up Chairuon Hays an
White. together with vih'r sepublica
ud D-mucfaii" l'ad"ts. VIII gather a.
their i"sp,rtit" headquarters her" i'
morrow night to r',"iv" the returns.
H. Bu.ton. Governor calvin C0olidg'
win ohsclyr the trend uf the results
irmIlin - Ioos,,,li will watch 'h'
progress ui the -irugg.. from hS honi'
n ttyde PART y. Y.
Eugene Y. D~iis presidential candi
lat" iot th" Socialist party. nuniinai"
to lun With Sc, m1ur St"duian. Chivng'
lrwyrr vii rrc-iv" returns nom IN
election ai ~" Atlantis p"niirniiars
where be- b. roniiu'sl Tor violation o'
he Espionage NJ Ills party had"r'
,Npr,ss conviction that they VIII pol
,ut, tomorrow three times ~ ft"f|
is that oi 1915
iu this presidential ktst. the numbr'
uf uarii,s with candidate in the ii"'d
ihci ,0nt.ud"rs iut The pr",id"n'y arr
,,.pir-id'ucy ,r-.
Prohibition Nsrnu = Watkins AN
L.grh Cul,ln. Farm Labor. ftil"v y
DhriS'rus,u Iud Man Hayes. singh
TaN. lobcit e. MurClulry and Elcho
g Eumum Socialist tabor Willia'
" IrN aud August Gilhsuse.
On 30 $50 members of th" vlrvtora
.uii,i.. viii hut. tn b., chosen. and ~
these .ss viii i' required fal "l"riioi
~ q presidential ,.,rdidni"
o. fhr lts' ,'.,'l"n. President Miisu.
had .,-