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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-23
Housshold sllIs on HIs Mind.

Wife, wish ycu would put up the
hammock. John.
John iabsently)--How much do yon.
think l could get on itf-Boston Eve
ming Transcript.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-23

"Why do they Gull them tnlesmenf"
"IIave you listened TO tho
tales they tell IN order TO get en-
cusedf"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-23
Do Not Neglect It.

When you use sprays, atomizers
and douches for your Catarrh, you
may succeed in unstopping the
choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying con-
dition r~eturnf, and you have to do
the same thing over and over
again.
Catarrh has never yet been
cured by these local applications.
Have you ever experienced any real
benefit from such treatmentf
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-23
Catarrh is a Real Enemy
and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw these makeshift remedies
TO the winds, and get on the right
treatment. Get a bottle Of s. S. s.,
and begin a treatment that has
been praised by sufferers for
half a century.
s. s. S. gets right ct the source
Of Catarrh, and forces from the
blood the germs which cause the
disease. Special medical advice
regarding your own case free. Adj
dress Medical Director, 100 Swirl
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
Goods COngested IA
japanese u arefOuseS

YOKOHAMA. Nov. 60 congestion
OF goods al the warehouses has in-
creased so much that Il has become
a serious problem.
The goods imported and bonded
i'm the Yokohama customs aggregate
something like 800. 900 tons" said
Pres't Nishiyama OF the Yokohama
customs house. land this means ar
increase OF some 100. 5000 ven o.
value com ared with the figures re
corded for the corresponding period
Of the preceding year. (The nom
inal value OF the yen is so cents
Owing 10 the ufavora bio condition
in economic circles there is no
knowing when these goods viii be
taken out OF the warehouses. To
make the situation still worse abOu
1000 tons OF goods from abroad
are now daily unl0adcd
Mr.. Nishiyama added that there ie
every sign OF withdrawal ~ goods
by American Cousigner, This h.
attributed chiefly to tho ue~vausi-
cautious attitude by American ship
pers iu view OF the roDortei panic
in the Jauaue~a market.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
GATHER EVIDENCE
ON WATERWAY PLAN
Head of State Chamber of
Commerce Board Speaks
at Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov Declar-
ing the inability of the railroads 10
meet the present and future de
mands made upon them is a matter
of grave concern" 3. r. Inman.
manager OF the Indiana State
Chamber Of Commerce today. deliv-
cred the opening statement before
the International Joint commission.
here TO gather evidence as TO the
feasibility OF a deep waterway
through the 81. Lawrence river
from the Great Lakes 20 the ATTAIN
tic ocean.
Inman was aided by the traffic
experts OF the state chamber and
heads Of industrial concerns I'm pre-
senting reasons 10 show why tho
waterway should be constructed.
The commission has been conduct
ing similar hearings in several
states and in Canada and u viii rec
port 10 congress as 70 the advisibll-
ity Of the project.
Raise Wheat
why should the millions OF
bushels OF wheat raised on the
farms Of Indiana and in the other
great wheat producing states of the
Mississippi valley and the northwest
and consigned for export shipment
be permitted longer 20 pass the
cities OF Duluth, Chicago, Michigan
City. Detroit. TOleCo Cleveland.
each of which will become a port
city upon the completion Of this
Lroject. only 10 increase the conges-
ton at New York ?" Inman asked.
We insist. gentlemen, that In
diana agriculture is already stag
gering under the great burden OF
expensive and inefficient transpor-
tation and that Indiana industry
dependent in such a large measure
upon the prosperity Of our agricul-
tural classes can no longer suffer
from the congestion and the haras-
sing experiences which IL has and
will continue TO have II 10 is com
PEELED TO rely solely upon our pres
I ent expensive system OF all-raii
4 ira importation.
I Inmaa declared the waterway
would reduce the cost OF living
/ through lower transportation rates.
! He said millions OF dollars would b.
saved the agriculture interests alone
/ by thep roject This he said Won 81
offer a more allurlng inducemcnt 20
( the farm boy 20 stay on the farm.
Referring 20 opposition 90 tho
/ project from New York, Imam
asked whether those offering such
I Opposition are "a little handful OF
financial strategists atured in dress
suits and sitting in roof gardens eat
! ing boiled lobster"
Other men following Tnmaa n
presenting the data elaborated or
the industrial life OF the state and
middle west and POINTED OUT the
great distance the middle western
states from tidewater.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
Harding Declines to Make
Comment on Election Returns

MARION. O.. Nov. 2.-Receiving
the election returns at his home
here Mr.. Harding declined during
the early evening 10 make any COM
ment, and issued his statement
only after the figures had piled up
majorities for him which his advis-
ers declared made his election GER
tain.
At the same time q, became
kown that the senator and Mrs.
Harding had made plans for a vaca-
ton trip. 20 be carried out regard
less OF the result OF the election.
taking them for a rest next week in
Texas, and after that for an ocean
voyage 10 the Panama canal zone.
They will return 20 Marion during
December. The senator's statement
follows:
Returns Dependable
Assuming that the early returns
are wholly dependable. 7 do not
hesitate 10 say that 7 am pleased
Of course, I am happy 20 ter my
gratitude But ] am not eXultant.
Il is not a personal victory. IL is a
renewed expression OF confident
Americanism and "A national ~caIl TO
the republican party. Il is also Sc
rious. the obligations are so solemn
that instead OF eXulting l am more
given 20 prayer 20 God 20 make me
capable Of playing my part and
that all these calls 20 responsibility
may meet the aspirations and eN-
pectations OF America and the
world. am sure the people who
have voted the republican ticket
will understand nv feeling that
should make no unstudied state
ment of policies az this time. beyond
the expression made throughout the
campaign"
Coincident with the senator's
statement. Harry NJ Daugherty. a
member Of the republican campaign
committee. made this statement
here:
Great Victory.
1T Il the greatest victory i'm Am
erican politics clearly foreshadow-
ed and predicted. IL Is more than a.
partisan victory as the result was
contributed 20 by millions Of demo
Gratis. The women OF the nation
have quickly indicated the confer
ring OF the suffrage privilege %
they sensed correctly the issues and
rallied 20 the cause Of America and
American institutions. The republi-
can party Is f0llF conscious or the
great responsibilities implied i'm this
popular verdict and viii faithfully
keep its obligations
At fl o'clock tonight Sen Hard
ing sent the following telegram TO
the republican vice presidential
nominee. Gov Calvin NJ. Coolidge of
Ma Ssa Chusetts:
MY heartiest congratulations
over the republican victory TO which
your strength 1ded so materially.
You are 10 expect 20 play a full part
in the coming republican admins
tration Good wishes.
To VIII r. Hays. the republican
national chairman. Mr. Harding tel
egraphed.
MY gratitude along with con-
gratulations on your capable and
successful management Of a great
campaign"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
ASKS POLICE FOR
DEATH POTION TO
RELIEVE TROUBLE
Man Know as Widow
Charmer" Held at Head
quarters Here.

Bring me bottle o. carbolic
acid I want IL for my stomach Am
sick This note signed by I'd
Eckleharger. So years old the Co
shen widow chsrner' who was
captured IN River Park Monday fol
lowing his escape from Elkhart
county sheriffs last Friday was SEM
TO Desk SerEt OF Police Richard
O'Conneu early Tuesday morning
from the cell rooms where the aged
man - confined.
ECklebarger explained 20 the
turnkey at the CITY iai, that he al
ways takes acid for his stomach and
has taken as much ms tablespoon
ful every two hours
TX Is believed that Eek eharger
viii try 70 end his life in the jail 20
that he viii escape facing ne Blk
hart county court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
TOWNSHIPS
OLIVE TWP.
Eonrfh pracfnrf

Cox 40; Harding. "a.
Taggart. ~; Watson. IS.
McCulloch. AZ McCray. &c.
Hepler, 46: Hickey. y.
Schock. ~: Jellison. SO.
Wolfe. 40; Cleveland. 60. o..
Green a: Beyler. II.
Leroy, -; Calef. Il.
Sommerer. A.; Matthews. 80.
Wesolowski, So; Slick, Go.
Bailey. -; Duck. IS.
Boswell. -: Crumpacker, -.
Moomaw. As: Gillin. II.
Smogor. so: Lehman. 81.
Price, 2S; Brummitt, SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
MADISON TWP.
First Precinct.

Cox. 80: Harding. SO.
Tagart. 40; Watson. 6S.
McCulloch. 40; McCray. SIS.
Hepler AZ: Hickey. 81.
Schock, 40; JellisOn, 81.
Wolfe, ~; Cleveland. 66.
Gretn. 40: Beyler. 66.
Leroy. ~; Calef, SIS.
SOmmerer. 40; Matthews. Ga.
Wesolowski, A.; Slick. So
Bailey. 42t Duck, 66.
Boswell. 40: Crumpacker. Sc.
Moomaw. -: GNlin. 65. :
SmOgOr, Al, Lehman. SIS.
Price. 40; Brummitt. 65.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
Of ST. Joseph County Vote by Wards and Precincts

Hepler, 81: Hickey, %.
Schock. 10: Jellison. 90
Bailey 60; Duck. 100.
Fifth PRECINCT.
Cox. 81; Harding. SO.
Taggart. 70; Watson. s..
McCullOch. u; McCrav. S4.
Hepler. 20: Hickey. 81.
Schock, -; Jellison. IS.
Wolfe. IS: Cleveland. s..
Green. -; Beyler. SIS.
Leroy. 80; Calef. SIS.
Sommerer. IS. Matthews. s..
Wesolowski. -: Slick. So.
Bailey. IS: Duck. IS.
Boswell. 76: Crumpacker, Sc.
Moomaw. IS; Gillin. 81
SmOgor. -; Lehman. s..
Price. 20: Brumnitt. s..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
PORTAGE TWP.
Precinct a"

Cox, 143; Harding. 265.
Taggart. I5T: Watson. 257.
McCulloch. 243; McCray. 157.
Hepl6-. Z86. Hickey. 1872
Schock. 267: Jellisoq. 1872
Wolfe. 254; Cleveland. 139
Green 275; Beyler, 1871.
Leroy. 246; Ca-ef. 143.
Sommerer. PSI. Matthews. 40.
Wesolowski. PAS: Slick. 152.
Bailey. 2O4; Duck. 1874
Boswell. 225: Crumpacker, 162.
Moomaw. 226. Gulin. 1874
Smogor. 256. Lehman. 1873.
Price. 239. Brummitt. i45.
Precinct "B."
Cox. %; Harding. 4s.
Taggart. 30. Watson. A..
McCuEoch. 81: McCray. ~.
Hepler. %; Hickey. As
Schock. "a: Jellison. As.
Wolfe, So; Cleveland. Al.
Green, SO: Beyler. a..
Leroy So. Calef. A..
Sommerer. 50; Matthews. 4s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
LIBERTY TWP.
Fourth Precinct.

Cox so: Harding. 113.
Taggart. $50; Watson, 113.
McCulloch. So; McCray. 109.
Hepler. 46: Hickey. 1875.
Schock. 552; Jellison, 11S.
Wolfe. 50. Cleveland. 116.
Green %; Beyier. III.
Leroy. 81; Calef. is.
Sommerer. 40; Matthews. 40.
WesOIowski. ~; Slick, 122.
Bailey 81: Duck. ll9.
Boswell. 81; Crumpacker, lis.
Moomaw, 50; Gillin, IL.
Smogor, 81; Lehman. 1l6.
Price. SC; Bruu1mitt, los.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct

Cox. ~. Harding. 20.
TaEgart. I49 Watson. go
McCulloch las McCray. 222.
Hepler. 14l; Hickey, 22I
Schock. 142. Jclison. 226.
yVesoIowski. 139- Slick. 2eS
Bailey 1855. Duck. 23S.
Boswell 1GN. Crumpacker. 154
NToomaw. 142. Gilliu. 22S.
SmoEor. 1876 Lehman. 13S.
Price. 1+G. Brummitt. 225
Second Precinct.
Cox. 126, Harding. 2S6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
LOUIS CSIZAR

Louis Csizar. 1881 - Kendall ST.
died az his home TUESDAY morning
at -.50 O'Clock following n illness
Of two years. Death was due 70 tu
berculosis tic is survived by his
wife. MARY. by four children. Louis
and John. sons. and Margaret and
Mary. daughters His mother. Rose
Csic2ar. is living in Hung.r.- He
was born i'm Hungary. sept 3. 1888.
and came to South Bend Is years
ago from his native land and had
lived all bat riUe i- rFi- city Tho
funeral will hc held Thursday morn
iug az @ o'clo.l, from So stephan
Catholic church and burial VIII b.
I'm Cedar Grove cemetery Rev q
HorVath wiH officiatc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
Third Precinct
THIRD WARD.
Third Precinct.

Roosevelt. 95; Coolidge. 60.
Taggart. 100: Watson So.
NcCulloch. 100; McCray, 50.
Hepler. 1O5: Hickey. IS.
Schock. 100. Jtllison. 81.
Wolfe. 9S; Cleveland. 50.
Green. eS: Beyler. SO.
Leroy. sS: Calef. So.
SOmmerer. as. Matthews -.
Wesslowski. 9S: Slick. 81.
Bailey. %. Duck. S.
Boswell. 9S: Crumpacker. %.
Moomaw. sS: Gillin. So
SmoEor. sS; Lehman, So.
Price. 9S. Brummitt. So.
Fourth PerCfnCt.
Cox. 20. Harding. 90.
Taggart. So: Watson. 90. :
McCuuoch, 81; McCray. 50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
FIFTH WARD.
Fourth Precinct

Cox. 81: Harding, So.
Taggart. 81: Watson. 55.
McCuloch. 80; McCray. %.
Hepler, Al; Hickey. So.
SchoCk, 40: JellisOn. 90.
Wolfe. A.; Cleveland. 53.
Green, 46; Beyler, 81.
Leroy. 45; Calef. SO.
Sommerer. 45; Matthews, So.
Wesolowski. As; Slick, SO.
Pailey. 40; Duck, So.
Boswell, A: Crumpacker, 81.
Moomaw, a; Gillin, 81.
SmcgoT. 40: Lehman. %.
Price, A; Brummitt, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
SIXTH WARD.
E1nt Precinct.

Cox. goo. Harding. S1.
Taggart. col. Watson. 81.
McCullOch. 2O2: McCray. Sc.
Hepler. eli: Hickey. -.
SchOck. 227; JelisOn. 81.
Wolfe. COZ: Cleveland. 30.
Green. COS. Beyler. "a
Leroy. zoe. Calef. "a.
Sommerer. eos: Matthews. -
Wcsolowski. $50: Slick. 43.
Bailey. zoe: Duck. 81.
Boswell. 2O9: Crumpacker. Il.
Moomaw. EOS. Gillin. Il.
SmOgor. 247. Lehman. -.
Price .2O6: Brummitt, II.
Second Precinct.
Cox. 133: Harding. 20.
TagEa-t. 134: Watson. 81.
McCuloch. 1872: McCray. Sc.
Hepler. i75: Hickey. 5S.
Schock. 49,; Jellison, 81.
Wolfe, 1874: Cleveland. 60.
Green. 1872; Beyler. SIS.
Leroy. 1872: Calef. 81.
Sommerer. 1874: Matthews. so.
Wesolowski 161: Slick. Sc
Bailey. 1874: Duck, SO.
Boswell. 1872: Crumpacker, 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
DEATHS
-NGNIl.sLkA MITTlkA

Agnieszka Witu~ka tI1a ~ Ma
pier at., died 1l ner home at $40
O'Clock Tuesday morning. she Is
survived by two brothers. leo and
kazmer; and by three sisters. Lobja
katrinka and Jadwlga The funeral
Will BE- held Friday morning az
O'Clock from ST. HcdWige's Polish
church and burial will be in Cedar
Grove cemetery Rev. Zuhowicz viii
offiriafr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
WISH4WAKA
FIRST W ARD.
second Precinct.

Cox. a.; Harding. 143.
Taggart. So: Watson. 139.
McCulloch. SO: McCray. 1873.
Hepler. 93: Hickey, 40.
Schock. %, Jellison, 155.
Wolfe. 81: Cleveland. 139.
Green. Of; Beyler, 40.
Leroy. 90: Calef. al.
Sommerer. 90; Matthews. lao.
Wesolowski 81: Slick, 40.
Bailey. SO; Duck. 142.
Boswell. 50; Crumpacker, 40.
Moomaw. SIS; Gillin, l42.
Smogor. 90: Lehman, 40.
Price. 50; Brummitt. 142.
Third Precinct.
Cox. 100; Harding. ISIS.
Taggart. 100; Watson, 1SS.
McCulloch. 1O1; McCray, lSI.
Hepler. 95: Hickey, 1911.
Schock. 9S; Jellison. $50.
Wolfe. 96; Cleveland. lS5.
Green, "a: Beyler, lS5.
Leroy. %; Calef. 1S1.
Sommerer. 9S: Matthews. 182.
Wesolowski. %; Slick, 1S6.
Bailey. SO; Duck, 1913.
Boswell. 81: Crumpacker. 1873.
Moomaw. %; Gillin. 1873.
Smogor 81; Lehman, 1S5.
Price. &c: Brummitt. 1874.
Fourth Precinct.
Cox. II: Coolidge. 81.
McCulloch. "a: MCCray. 50.
Hepler, IS; Hickey, eS.
Schock, rs; JellisOn, 9S.
Wolfe. IS: Cleveland, IS.
Green. "a: Beyler. 9S.
Leroy. "A; Calef. 81.
Somnerer. "A: Matthews. o..
esolowski. %; Slick. 100.
Bailey. 70. Duck. 100
Roswell. 70: CrumpaCker. 100.
Moomaw, -; Gnlin, IS.
Smoger. 20; Lehman, 90.
Price. -; Brummitt, 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03

Wesolowski. 81. Slick. AZ
Bailey. %: Duck. 90.
Boswell. g; Crumpacker. IS.
MoOmaw. 81. Gillin. As.
Smogor. 81: Lehman. 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct

First Precinct.
Roosevelt. Sos: Coolidge, 40.
Taggart, S02; Watson. 142.
McCulloch. 81; McCray. 145.
Hepler. 81; Hickey, l45.
Sch ok. So: Jellison. 142.
Wolfe. SO; Cleveland, 141.
Green. SO: Beyler. IA.
Leroy. 50; Calef. IA.
Sommerer, 81; Matthews, 144
Wesolowski. IS: Slick. 14S.
Bailey. IS: Duck. $50.
Boswell. 20: Crumpacker. las.
MoOmav $50: Gillin. 143.
SmogOr. So. Lehman. IA.
Price, So. Brummitt, IA.
Second Precinct.
Cox. 80; Harding. 144.
TaSgart, 35: Watson, IA.
McCulloch. IS; McCray IA.
Hepler, IL; Hickey. 146.
Schock. IS. Jellison. IA.
Wolfe. 30; Cleveland. 144
Green, Sc; Beyler, 145.
Leroy. IS; Calef. AS.
Sommerer. Sc; Matthews. 145.
Wesolowski, 80; Slick. l45.
Bailey. 81; Duck. 145.
Boswell. SO; Crumpacker. 145.
Moomaw. 81: Gillin. la.
Smogor. So; Lehman, 145.
Price. So; Brummitt. 145.
Fourth Precinct.
Cox, 1903: Hardinfi. 136.
TaEcart. 1O1; Watson, 125.
McCulCCh %; MCCray. 124.
Hepler. 1O6: Hickey. 127.
Schock, 100; JellisOn. 40.
Wolfe, 1906, Cleveland. 124.
Green. les: Eeyler. 125.
LCi,ay. 100. Calef. 123.
Sorlmeyvr. 10i; Natth W.. l02
WcsoloV ski, 104: Slick. 127
Eailoy. ic4. Duck, i?f.
Boswell. -O4: CrumpacilNr. 12S
Moolnaw, LOG; Gillin le4
Smogor. 1903: Lehman, 1@6.
Price 1C6; Brummitt. 10.
Fifth Precinct,
Cox. As: Harding. 70.
TIA EEart, Al, Watson. -.
MCCullOch, IL; McCray.
Hepler. as; Hickey. 20.
Schock. 40; Jellison, rs.
Wlofe, a., Cleveland, rs.
Green. -: Beyler. rs.
Leroy. -; Calef. rs.
Sommerer. a.; Matthews. IS.
HVesClowsISi. -; Slick. rs.
Bailey, A.; Duck, rs.
Boswell. A.. Crumpacker, Is.
Mcomaw, A.; Cill;n. rs.
SnoCor. 43; Lehman, 80.
Ilice, IS; Brummitt. rs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03
SECOND WARD.
FIRST Precinct.

Cox. %: Harding, rs
Taggart. SO; Watson, 113.
NIcCulloch. 81; McCray. ia.
Hepler, 60; Hickey, III.
Schock. 60; JellisOn, III.
Wolfe. 50: Cleveland. 116.
Green. SO: Beyler. 1l6.
Leroy. Sc; Calef. IL.
So,nmerer. so: Matthews, 113.
Wesolowski. go; Slick, 112.
Bailey. g.; Duck, III.
Boswell. 90: Crumpacker. III.
NOomaw. 81: Gulin, Ill
SmoEer, 90; Lehman. 109.
Price. 81: Brummitt. 115.
Third Precinct.
Cox Sc: Harding. 1T9.
Taggart. So: Watson. ia.
NcCulloch. 60. McCray. IFS
Hepler. 20: Hickey. ia.
Schock. "a: Jellison, 165.
Wolfe. g.: Cleveland. ia.
Green. s.: Beyler, III.
Leroy. g.; Calef. III.
Sommerer. 6S: Matthews. 10.
Wesolowski. 81; Slick. III.
Bailey. G.: Duck. ~.
Boswell. 90. CrumpaCker, 1-2-
Moomaw. 60; Gnlin, rs.
Smogor. g.: Lehman, III.
Price. s.; Brummitt, liz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03

FIRST y Alfb.
First Precinct
Cos. t- Haidlre fsI.
raEcarr 100 Ha.aIn- -ss.
McCullru as HeC.aE. ISL
Eep.er. tt Hitkey 1872
-ehurk. IIt. IeiIl-or. Iff-
Wolfe fHH. -i.trIaH0 jas.
Green t1 Bes.-r Ie-
I.rI... tH |aIaf IE
-4uur..l. 90. Matthew $50.
IV.suIoWs Es. Slick fN-
bailey. sa Dlrk. 1>T-
Boswell, So. CrumUacker 1850
MooUaw. se GIlr. 49,
5uoEor r01. Lehman lTe.
Price. 'f BrmmItt 1885,
second prccinct.
Cox 1895 HarduE BIS.
Iarzarf fgI. Watson sl
=GcCull.,r 1s4. McCrtr. a"S
FcuIer, Zl5, Hickey H0-
Gehaek PTS. Jeiusou Dos.
Wolfe. zoe. cleveland ror-
Green. 1922 Bey.cr. a1a.
Leroy. Igs. CaIet sfs.
Sommerer. 20I. NHtfhevr.
Wcso'0wski fg1. Slick. BIS.
Raucy. 10. Duck. G4a.
HoerseiI. 1911. Er4upa .H,'r 500
Woaman. -fU. GiiIir 300.
Smoc0r f9t Lehman $685.
Price. -0t Bu.mi,t 5lo-
Third Precinct
Cox 1856. Harding. 1885,
Ta-eart 1F. Watson t
McCmIo.h -Gf. N.Tr4. %.
i-epIgr. IaS. Hickey. s1s.
Vote. H.. cleveland t--
Green 1911. Beylrr. $685.
IeEa- 100 C3lCf @-t
s1mucr.~. 1875 Matthews. 3l9.
'y,soae tL f3f. Slick 5--.
EaF.y f.t. Duck. 1891.
E0evru Isg. Crumptckrr 500.
flnowJv H. GilIiu. $685.
uo-lr. .F.. Lehman. $40.
I-r.rc. 1913 Bruwwltf 1,l-
Iiub Precinct.
'0r. 11s. Hardin $40.
r.@r8rr fT6 Watson. fto.
.f.Cu.och f11- Nctr4y. tl4.
lIeuIsr 1862. Hickey. iI4.
ehocE. q. Jeiu-ou 4es
Wolfe I1- Cleveland ais.
Green. los Bowler f--
LEROY. 1Gr. .lfef. AZ.
sommcrer. 100. Matthews. f"l.
tr.soro, 1850. Slick i-q.
t.f-, r.s r,,-t az
.....,..l1 1-a f.-r.,.r.,.I-.r 4r6.
tt....,,,. 100. C,fIir So.
.-,,,.- rrbma- tf-
p-,.. ia Pruumnt $40.
-f,tb Precinct
ro. rea. Harding g1s
-r-...-t mas. v-sr.or cog
,r-.F..rr.,f a. sr..-r... eos
fI.,.r.- trt TI5rt.- er-
s..t..f go. feif.eo- 100
v,oif. 1t-. cleveland. ..4
Green. 1.q. FeyIc- SOS.
f.p.. tts. g,ref ea4
-.,.-,,,..--.. r4f-- ,r.rrnev-e. asz.
v..,oI.u4L feN ~Trk .sf.
r..tto,. reo D,4.L 3so
rt....-..Ir f.s. Cruu7ua-Iyer. $40.
UpomIW fl5 GWm BOD
...o.-,r ms. Lehman. as1.
Prizes. r.t. Bruuuirr. 1882
seventh Precinct
,o.. $50. HarG7ne. .e-
Ta.-a~f. 1Zs- Watson. 22S
lFrt-uIo.h IA. NrCr4N. y-t
FFeDl.r re4. hickey. 22s.
Schock. 1879. JeIusou. go.
Wolfe f... Cleveland Dol.
Cr-en. ras. BeyIer. gro.
Leroy. 1883 CaIef 900.
.or,r,.-.r Ta4. Matthews. zZ1
yVe-,1o,yslzf 12g. Slick. 22I
RliIev III. Duck. 252.
sosv..r 1gf. CrrImD1cker go.
lToousvr 1z2. GnlIn. OPS.
-mocor. raS. Lehman. pa.
pric. las Rrummitt eg5.
Fichtb Precinct.
COX 300 Harding a5-
-rarg+-f a91. Watson Sgq
1frl.rr1och ae1 NrcCr8v 500.
tTaniar 22a. Hickey. 88q.
-.bork $40. Jelfison. a33.
Wolfe on. Cleveland. $50.
c-.or 90 Ray1er eco
T.po, a1s- Ce1ef e4z
or,-9arer e1Q. Matthews eoG
tt--.f.-,...t-f a1o er5.l- e4s
ps5Ic,- ooS Duca a4e
r,c.,-.v OK rrrrDacI-ar $40
.ra- ,t1rf- eac
-s.-. 900 rot,,,.- q4s
49, 500. n~,Ir,r,ftf "a.
N-i,,tt, TsT,.,.inl,
w.. csc tT--lj,, ans
- 80 ~ tae
,-L75.-,rt aeo 49,, lra
- 80. rr,.t-.-, 80
-.-,i- 80, I.11ls,- aos
49, ESQ ,-1.,,e7e.-5 40
l, 90. - t,o
$3.50 90 $50 as
.,..,--.,--,- 90. sT.+.I,.,,s asa
,,-".I-r,....i. $50. eli.L as
g .-r. 49, tas
,, 49, .,-..,,,-.-..l-..,- sr1
,T.-' &c. .rfi- tof
80 " ~ 49,
-. a..
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-03

MoOmaw, 1872; Gulin, g..
Smogor. leo. Lehman. p.
Price. 1873: Brummi;t. 81.
Third Precinct.
Cox. 1911, Harding 50.
Taggart. 100: Watson. 90.
McCulloch, lSS; McCray, Il.
Hepler. 201; Hicke:. So.
SchOck, $50; Jellison. 81.
Wolfe. 1S9; Cleveland. 81.
Green. 1S9, Beyler. SIS.
Leroy. 1SS: Calef. 6I.
Sommerer, 1S9; Matthews, 80.
Wesolowski. 233; Slick. %.
Bailey. 1S9: Duck. Go.
Boswell. 1871; Crumpacker. 81.
MoomaW, fSS: Gillin. So.
Smogor, 224; Lehman. "a.
Price, 1877. Brummitt, 81.
Fourth Precinct.
Cox. 219; Harding, 3.
Taggart. (: Watson. s.
McCulloch, 4 McCray, ..
Helper, >; Hickey, 3.
Schock. 8. Jellison. s.
Wolfe. 4. Cleveland. 8.
Green, {: Beyler, 5.
Leroy, .: Calef, s.
Sommerer, 8; Matthews, 9.
Wesolowski. 10; Slick. l.
Bailey. 4 Duck. :.
Boswell. 4; Crumpacker, g.
MOomaw. 4: Gillin. 6.
Smogor. s: Lehman. (.
Price. 4; Brummitt, 1.
Fifth Precinct.
Cox. 1874; Harding. 50.
Taggart, l8l; Watson, p.
McCulloch, lS1; McCray, p.
Hcpler. 1877: Hickey, %.
Schock. 1873; Jellison. "a.
Wolfe. ISL; Cleveland, -.
Green, $50; Beyler. -.
Leroy, 1876; Calef, IS.
Sommerer. $50: Matthews. "a.
Wesolowski. ia; Slick. Il.
Bailey. ia; Duck. IA.
Boswell. ia: Crumpackerh Il.
Moomaw, ia; Gillin, Il.
Smogor, 174; Lehman. Il.
Price. ia; Brummitt, Il.
Sixth Precinct.
Cox. 15s: Harding. Il.
Taegart, 1853; Watson, %.
BcCulloch. 1855. MCCray, -.
Hepler. 156. Hickey. -.
Schock, l56; Jellison. %.
Wolfe, 1853; Cleveland, %.
Green, 1872; Beyler. %.
Leroy. 1873; Calef. IS.
Sommerer. Isl; Matthews, "a.
Wesolowski. 165; Stick. 20.
Bailey. 152. Duck. %.
Boswell. $50: Crumpacker. %.
Moomaw, $50; Gillin, -.
Smogor, 164. Lehman, 10.
Price, ISL: Brummitt. %.
Seventh Precinct.
Cox. rs: Harding. PSI.
Taggart. lis; Watson. 2S.
McCulloch, lis; McCray, IS,
Hepler. 5: Hickey, %.
Schock, 8; Jclison. so.
Wolfe, I; Cleveland, %.
Green, 4: Beyler. -.
Leroy. 4; Calef. Is.
,ommerer, 3 Matthews, 90
Wesolowski. 10. Slick. 16.
Bailey, 3 Duck. 30.
Boswell, 5: Crumpacker. %.
Moomaw. 6; Gillin. ~
Smogor, Is; Lehman, is.
Price, 4; Brummitt, -.