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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
STATE COLLEGE EN- FETE
Pennsylvania Day and Football
Game Attract Crowd Of 10000

State College. Pa. Nov. 8.-Swamped
by crowd that is estimated to exceed
10000 persons, Penn State Is observing
its annual Pennsylvania Day celebra-
ton. The attendance reached Its peak
shortly after noon when hundreds Of
automobiles arrived from all parts Of
the state, bringing patrons for the big
gest part of the program, the football
game with the University of Nebraska.
The student cadet regiment of 1900,
with the military band, passed in re-
view this morning before Adjutant Cen
eral Frank ID. Beary, their splendid
appearance bringing applause from the
several thousand witnesses.
II is estimated that more than 500
'best girls are being entertained by
the various fraternity and club mem
bers, and the occasion is the gayest wit
messed at State College since the war
Following a football mass meeting last
night dances opened the program. and II
will close tonight with glee club con-
cert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
Harding on Way
South for Rest
Continued from PAGE One

Continued from PAGE Ono
elect will spend twelve days hunting and
fishing. After that he il to make an
ocean voyage TO the canal zone, and then
back to n port on the Middle Atlantic
coast. He will speak in Bedford. Va,
on December 5 and will go Immediately
from there to Marion.
Making the trip south by way of St..
Louis and San Antonio, the senator 8
train will reach Brownsville, Tex,
Monday morning. and the party will
motor from there to Point Isabel,
twenty miles away. Point Isabel is only
six miles distant from the Mexican
boundary and from the southernmost
tip of continental United States.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harding on
the trip were Harry NJ. Daugherty,
manager of the Harding preconvention
campaign; Senator's Frelinghuysen, of
New Jersey: Hale, of Maine. and
Elkins, Of West Virginia, and Edward
Is. Mclean. the Washington publisher,
His secretary. George Il. Christian, Jr..
and his family physician, DR.. G. +.
Sawyer and group of Secret Service
mon and newspaper men also were on
| the special train.
Secret Service Detail
The Secret Service detail, assigned to
Mr.. Harding as soon as he was elected
to the presidency, was in charge of
| Miles McCahill. formerly Of the White
House staff at Washington. James
Sloan, former Secret Service man.
who has acted as the senator's unof
| fetal bodyguard during the campaign
viii be retained in that capacity In co
operation with the guard detailed Of
! iicially BY Secret Service headquarters
| A tgt Of =, h., a
/ By Mr.. Harding on the association Of
nations upon his return to Marior
has been drawn up, and invitations ar,
! going forward to several to yisi,
! Marion for personal talks with Mr.
Harding during the, winter months, bu
he does not contemplate for the present
at least. any general asSemblage Of hit
advisers for round table discussion.
President elects Formal Statement
Mr.. Hariing's statement issued q
Marion follows:
Senator Harding let it be knowr
he Is sending out number 0
requests for personal and very informa
conferences with men and women whC
have been eminent in the discussion
Of our foreign relations. These con
fcrenccs will take place upon his re.
turn to Marion in December, and viii
br individual and personal, with tn,
main purpose of learning what polio,
may enlist united support.
Senator Harding means to nvoi,
any unscemly anticipation, but he feel
il wholly becoming to get an expression
entirely free from campaign bias, an,
TO get it at the earliest possible day
1t is the first step toward the meeting
of minds Of which Senator Harding g.
frequently spoke during the campaign
lie did not make public, any list be
vacation ends.
senator Harding further announce,
that no considera ton would be give
to cabinet during his recreation
period"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
DRINK CAUSE OF DEATH
Wood Alcohol Found In Stomach Of
Boston Broker

boston. Sow. U.--iBy \. P.J--Wood
alcohol. thuught 10 hav" been served IN
Il drink of win. caused III" death Of Am
rrosr f.. Roberts. the stock broker whose
ho,lg WIS found in an alley "f Inc Back
ia, district yesterday, according 10 Il
rint"mcut last night by MrdirUl ESuIG
nrr Timothy L"ury.
Mrs. I.ucil" Josrphs, Samuel Living
stone. William !. Wayne and a fourth
person. whose name was not given, wcr"
held by the police for further question
iny concerning Roberts death. The
wine" va, raid to have been served in
Mrs. .Toscphs apartment lust night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
JAPAN TO DEFEND RIGHTS
Soviet Concession In Siberia to
American Syndicate to Be Ignored

TOkiO, Nov. 0.-(By a. P,D-In
connection with the reports that Wash o
ington u. Vanderlip, representing an
American syndicate, had obtained con .
cessions in Siberia from the Russian
Soviet Government, the japanese
foreign Office today gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
"ln view OF the fact that the Soviet
Government has not been recognized by
the powers, it is unnecessary to point
| out that the japanese Government Is ia
no way bound to take Cognizance Of any
private agreement, nor prepared to as
sent to an act or measure which in .
fringes upon Japan's treaty rights with
relation to Russia or affects her vital
interests, arising from geographic or
other considerations"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
HARDING DECLINES
PRESIDENTS OFFER
Cannot Accept Passage on War
ship, as Other Arrangements
Have Been Completed
ESCORT IN CANAL ZONE

Marion, o., Nov. 5.--Senator Hard
ing has declined an offer of President
Wilson to provide him with battleship
for the voyage TO the Panama Canal
zone, which is to follow a twelve days
stay at Point Isabel. In response to
telegram from Secretary Daniels, con-
veying the Presidents proposal, the
President elect wired yesterday he was
thankful, but already had closed an
agreement to make the trip on pas
scnger steamship.
The message to Mr.. Daniels follows:
Il most gratefully acknowledge your
gracious telegram in which you convey
the Presidents thoughtful courtesy in
directing warship to be placed at my
disposal for contemplated trip to
Panama, along with the use of the
Nayflowcr for connection at Hampton
Roads. Please assure the President Of
my grateful appreciation of his con-
sideration, but ! cannot accept because
am travelling by railroad to vacation
point in Texas and / have booked to
embark from a gulf port for Panama.
II thank you also for your courtesy"
IL was said at Harding headquarters
last night hitch over the sailing sched-
ule had been adjusted and that pro-
posal to have the liner 90 out of its reg
ular course to pick up the party nt Gal
weston had been abandoned. Under the
present plan the departure will be made
from New Orleans, to which point the
Senator and Mrs. Harding and their
guests will 60 from. Point Isabel by rail.
The sailing date, however, has not been
announced.
Washington, Nov. 8.-Tbe country
was officially made aware Of the new
status Of Warren G. Harding as Presi-
dent elect when President Wilson,
through Secretary Daniels. rendered
Senator Harding the use of a battle
ship for his proposed trip to the Pan
anna Canal. Mr.. Wilson also offered
the presidential yacht Mayhower to
convey the Harding party from Wash
ington to Hampton Roads to board the
war vessel.
The telegram, transmitting the sug-
ton TO Marion, was regarded here as
the Presidents first formal comment
on the election and definite indication
that the administration recognizes the
overwhelming nature of the Republican
victory and II prepared to proffer gov
ernment service and facilities to the
President elect. Although the use OF
the battleship was declined, the War
Department is arranging TO provide q
military escort in the canal zone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
MAYOR MOoRE'S DAUGHTER
CHRlSTENS CUBAN FERRY
Steamer Estrada Palma Launched
at Cramps Shipyard Today

Miss Julia Dorff Moore, youngest
daughter of Mayor Moore. chrstened
the steamer Estrada Palma. which was
launched this morning at Cramps
shipyard.
Many persons of prominence in ship
ping and business circles attended the
ceremony.
The new vessel will be used az a
carfcrry steamer between Key West and
Havana. The ship will be part of the
Florida East Coast Railway system,
which maintains direct freight service
between the United States and Cuba
To do this it is necessary To transfer
the loaded freight cars from Key West
to Havana.
The Estrada Palma will be the third
ship to be used in the service. Two
othnr car ferry steamers now running
between the points named are the Henry
". Flagler and the Joseph X. Parrott.
The new steamer will have capac-
ity which will enable her to carry thirty
of the largest freight cars loaded. and
she will make the ferry trip in eight
hours.
The ship is $50 feet in length. fifty
seven feet beam and has depth of
twenty two feet Her speed when
loaded with 230o tons dcadweight is
twelve knots.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
HAS EXPENSIVE WEEK
Prisoner Gets sixty Days and Now
Faces Auto Theft Charge

William NOst, t4S N0TgIn NN'UU',
has had an rXpeu>i@r week which hr j.
liknIy 10 remember for SON" time"
ON "Wednesday Il" received Il Jail N"n
tcnrc Of sixty days aS II result "i knock
Iircmcn' with his automobile IT Had .
,Ion and kaichn avenues Ou III" next
Joy % no was held In $1,000 tml for court
"bsrred with stealing the car which
truck the policeman. To-day suit VA,
started against him by Frank Buchanan,
of Audubon, for injuries rrrriyod on
heing struck by Ia" same car n I'll"
.amc accident.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
DEATHS

rRANFz f$ Relatives and friends lnv;cd 70 To-
oliver II, pair BLDG, 1920 Chestnut st. IN
teTment private.
RElNER;- Nov, 4, 1870 JACOB. son
sohlict). aged 80 years, Relatives ana
friends OF the family, also Richmond Nest,
No. 1854 Order Of owls; PhiladelphiR
SanserkTeis. and Second and Third Neiicf
Association, invited 20 funeral services, on
PARENTS rssdsnos Ss Hart Sns foTmeriy a1 4y
maine may BE- viewed sunday sveninT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
ARMgNlANs TO WE'D HERE

Mrs. Elmer HoYc-tair. thirty four
years old, Of 712 FoGorRl street, Cam
don. to-day obtained II license t. marry
Hooaph HibiriNn, forty wears old, OF
Newark Both nre Arm"nians who sui-
rnrcd hardShips during the Armenian
husband and Bibiriau's wife were both
Killed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
Takes Poison by Mistake

After taking poison in mistake for a
tonic. John W. Fry, well known
druggist, was found dead In bed yes
terday in his home above his store at
Eighteenth and Berks streets. Mr.. Fry
said he felt i'll and went to n shelf In
carried the bottle to his room and evil
IDENTIFY took large dose, soon afterward
falling asleep. Later, members of hia
family called him and found him dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
GOOD ROADS LOAN BEATEN
Chester County Swamps Measure
Sponsored by Senator Eyre

WPSt IhfSter. IA, NOV, N.--Ihe De-
feat Of tho proposed S",WO,Ow loan
for good roads on Chester county, FOR
thc adoption Of which SENATOR r. Law
renee Eyre devoted all his energy. has
proycn far worse than first reported
An oficial count of the loan vote was
completed today and shows that the
measure was lost by the plurality Of
37O3, while Eyre ran behind his ticket,
ns aid Senator Penrose,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
MURDERED MAN IDENTlFIEI
Body Found nj Potter County Thu
Of Sam Dolimo, Of oIean, N. Y.

Williamsport, Pa, Nov. 6.-(By A
P.)-The body Of man found muT
dered Monday beside road in Hehr
township, Potter county, was idcntfs
today rs that Of Sam Dolimo, Of Ulesd
y. Y. Tive men seen with the murdere,
man in an automobile near Couderspo1
Monday have been taken to Ocan an|
detained.
In the body were thirty two bvlle|
marks and an autopsy revealed eis1
bullets Of two different calibers. NearlI
$50 in money was found in the dead
mans pockets showed robbery was nd
the motive for the crime. 1t is believed
the men were engaged IN carrying liluo|
when quarrel led to the shooting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
Manlsshade Man Aurt by Auto

Louis Dcnglcr, thirty wears old, oi
NnnlcsshaIc, =. j., received several
fractured ribs aud internal injuries this
morniny when he was run down by an
automobile drives by Frank Shezline,-
M Noorestown, on the Moorestown pike
sasap that place, ShetzlinA was beid on
his Sc~s .recognizRnce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
To Ialk on the Bible

DIR. Theodore Heysham will give his
.ddress on The Birth Of the Bible, !"
St he Central Y. NJ. G, A auditorium
tomafr.ow at 4 O'clock,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
SETTLE DANZlG DISPUTE
Poles Finally Agree to Sign Con.
vention Concerning Port

Paris, Nov. B.-tBy 4. F.!-The
Poles and the authorities Of Danzig
have reached an agreement regarding
the convention which the Poles recently
refused to sign.
Signature Of the convention and the
city's constitution has been set for
November 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
Propaganda on to Bar
Root From Cabinet

Confined from Page One
effect in this country and abroad which
the appointment OF Mr.. Root would pro
ducn Among Mr.. IIardngs friends
however. there Is confidence that Mr..
Sutherland would in th" "ud satisfy the
/ public desire for N big man us chief Of
! the new cabinet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06
Personal Friend Of Harding

lie was the President elects closest
adviser upon the League OF Nations
during the campaign. For this reason
as we'll as because Mr.. Harding las
great personal esteem for him. he Is re-
garded as the most likely candidate for
secretary of state. in case. for any rca
son, the Root appointment fails.
Since it has hecom" known that Sen
ator Chamberlain has been defeated for
re- election in Oregon. there has been
talk of his appointment rs secretary Of
war By President elect Harding. Mr..
Chamberlain is Democrat. but prpc-
edrut WAS set for tn" appointment Of Il
Democrat in n Republican cabinet whcn
Jacob NJ. Dickinson, of Tennessee. was
named secretary Of war by President
Taft.
Mr.. Chamberlain has special qualti %
cations for the post vl secretary Of war.
As chairman of til" Senate committee
on military affairs he won the admira
tion Of his Republican colleagues by hi~
fnir and fearless investigation Of
President Wilson'S administration q!
+hr VAR ia lHlS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-06

The convention provides for the
establishment OF commission com
posed half of Poles and half Of resi-
dents Of Danzig, under a neutral chair
man, to control the port of Dan2ig. The
Poles refused to sign the convention.
holding that it did not fulfill the
promise made them of free access to the
sea and the control of customs, as
specified in the treaty of Versailles.
The council Of ambassadors at Paris
designated Henri Fromagcot. counsel
lor to the French foreign ministry, to
bring about n conference OF the Poles
and Danzig authorities in an effort to
reach a settlement Of the dispute.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

err, Mrs. E. F. Martin and son, Lorin
Martin left on the oath for McHenry,
Illinois.
The League dance the night OF the
10Th was largely attended.
At League meeting the afternoon
of the 23rd two men were balloted for
and accepted as members.
On the 10Th Raymond Keller OF
Wilton, Conn, who has been spending
the winter in Daytona came to Belle
view and likes this place very much.
800 card party the night of the 23rd
at the Civic League.
The night of April End there will
be a dance at the League, music by
Needham's orchestra.
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NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section S, Chapter 1888, Laws
of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that T. Bonn
olini purchaser of tax certificate No.
726. dated the 9Th day of June, 1916,
has fled said certificate in my office,
and has made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in Ma
ricn county, Florida. to-wit: Lot 9,
blk /. Marion Heights, sec Z, TIP l2,
s. + %. e. The said land being as
sessed at the date of issuance OF such
certificate in the name of Mrs. G. a.
Lodson. Unless said certificate shall
be redeemed according TO law, tax
deed will issue thereon the 10th day
of April, A. D., 1920.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day Of March, A.
d., 1920.
fSeal.) z. II. NUGENI.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co. Fla.
3-26-5t.
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-29
SAYS REPUBLICANS
WILL CARRY STATE

After tour extending over several
weeks and taking him into fourteen
counties of the state, Il. F. Jones re
turned to Reno convinced that Nevada
win land in the Republican column
his year, unless something unex
pected happens between now and elec
.tion day. Jones says Democrats are
going to be scarce this year in local.
les that in the past have been recog
nized as Democratic strongholds.
Jones, says the Reno Gazette, wa
one of the leaders in the dry" move
nent in this state when the initiative
ct was passed. He says that pro
hibition sentiment is growing in al
sections of the state he visited. Elko
humboldt and Pershing counties were
lie only ones not visited by Jones
He got as far south as Goodspring
and as far east as Ely, making the
trip in an automobile. At Hawthorne
several weeks ago his car was
fIEfhSa "hSh NC Soii4uSu Win +"
ruck. The truck was not damaged,
but Jones' "flivver" wasn't materially
beneftted by the collision.
Republican sentiment is strong all
over the state" said Jones. 1T is
certain that Nevada will vote for the
Republican candidate for president
and will elect a Republican senator
and representative in congress this
year. The League of Nations and
various sins of the present admins
tration are responsible for the change
of sentiment among Nevada voters"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-29
SURVEYING WATER
AND LIGHT PLANT

Another meeting of board appoint
ed to survey business details of the
Winnemucca Water & Light Company
was held this afternoon in Winneva
hall. In attendance were Mayor
Brandon, J. G. Moore and A. Living
stone, representing the city. F. o. Broili
for the public service commission, and
Il. III. Gilman for the company, 1t ap-
pears that the city councilmen agreed
to a fire hydrant rental of $3.50 per
month for each hydrant, the maximum
number to be forty-fve, creating an
expenditure of $405000 per year in re-
turn for an increased Investment on
the part of the water company be-
cause of laying new water mains and
erection of a fire water reservoir. The
water company has been charging
$3.50 each per month for fifty by
drants, claiming that because of in
creased cost of the work done that
charge is necessary for a reasonabl.
return on investment. 1t is this poin
for one thing, that the survey is bein
made.
No appraisal of the water and lg'
property has ever been made. En-
neer Broili is engaged in making n
appraisal and it is thought that wiz
the figures thus gained and the figure
of income and expense of the comran
the men will be enabled to deternliT
reasonable return on investment. FL
gineer Broili says both sides appea
to want to be fair in the matter
decision may be expected he says. i
about two weeks after the repor
have been delivered to the cor
mission.