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The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

qgsnciting tie tiiir-t. -tfy reduce he
teupsrHtpre pf tie fewer paE.sut-
They Eiao infy serve ar form in
Tiilcb apuriahment may ~ gwen When
,,olld food canapt b. taken. Cther
drinks relieve Dpuassa, atiinuiete tile
hser' excite the gastric 9u.css. con
troI the bowels aud prove spotning 70
cppgestea state u rhs alimsutary
eanni. Al drinks SHOULD Ds sub3sct -
the ad,1Gs pf tie attsldipK physician,
for evsn harmless fgraye juice may De
fatal tu s3ses recovering from TYPHOID.
Like everything else prepared for
the fnvGHds table al beverages
shogla BE- made aud served with al
plssiDis cSsatibess. 4 smeary. thick
glass pf iuKewarta leiaoaads Or Dther
drink which should be cold would nau-
seate ps'fson who was not ~. a
pretty shaped tumbler Or sisrbet cup
atsDding on pretty plate protected
W bniuty dolly VIII appeal 70 the
eye before lts delicious cOglnsss is
TASTED
Vts1 beverages ere enrfis5 20 the
s.cz rD9no tLsy sh1gle siwsys De COW
ers5 and leYer left uncovered ln the
s."z room
Very L0t b-yerages STIMULATE rhe
digestive rgias, s-ills very cod ones
retard Dgt lower the tetoyerature 10
fever.
Various pthef fruits aad fruit Juices
rosy BE- usad With orange pr lemon Or
slpns such o. DiaesDDie. curraut. ber-
ries an1 grapes biost fruit 9gices ere
more aeaeDtabls sler eiiliIedr~ either
near tae JOE or having chlpped ice
adae1. orsnge 3gice alone, stfained
and served well chilled. Il sn sgree-
sDle and mildly laxatiye drink very
popular with 7ost people. II is given
tablespoonful between feee4nzs ~
young babies With very goo1 results.
The actd beverages are th1se most
HNsd ~ fever patients snd ia hot
weather ny almost every one.
jTisb moss Lemonade IL much used
IN throat and lung igfsmina ton, 70 IL
nsz seed simmersd for sn hour and
strained into the acid drink.
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
\ OF INTEREST TO
4 THE HOUSEWIFE

II you want bacon to be crisp, the
fat must be poured on continually.
The logical place TO use sugar In
the diet is ut the close of meal.
Medicine stains win disappear from
linen II strong ammonia is applied.
The apples used In apple frtters
should be the kind that cook
quickly.
If you send frocks or blouses to
u laundry Il is wiser TO remove any
large or expensive buttons before
hand.
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29


fussei Crssm,-Iieat n quart or
milk until lukewam, add one cupful
0f sugar and one iuniiel tablet crushed
aud mixed with tablespoonful of cold
water, Rdd, one eupful Of double cream
nnd let stand in a warm room until
The mixture sets, then freeze and serve
la halves of muslfmelon, Sprinkle
win cinnamon Just before serving.
Filling for Pumpkin Pia.--c0Olt the
pumpkin unlil dry, 70 one and one
hulf cupfula of pumpkin slfied add
half teaHpoOnfu enoh of salt, mnce.
one taaspoonfni Of ginger, n few drops
of lemon extract and three'fourths OF
cupfn nf honey, one egg ana the
yOlli of another. well beaten. one cup
ful of sweet milk. one cupful of cream,
Mis- thoroughly, turn into n large
pnstry-iined plate and bake 40 min
uies, Serve when cool with grated
cheese over the top, or with whipped
cream sprinkled with grated cheese.
Peach netty.-lIse the soft crumbs
from the center OF II stale lonr OF
bread Mix threa oupfnls of the
crumbs with one half cupful OF but
ter, melted, l'ut layer OF the
crumbs into huttered baking diah,
and arrange over them layer OF
sliced peaches, apples will do, sprlnk-
ling each layer with sugar. spices.
grated orange or lemon peel, Bnke
one hour Cover the dish during the
first half OF the baking, then remove
to brown, Serve hot With cream and
sugar
ouinoes Baked en- role,-Wash,
core and pare the ounces, then AR
range them In u casserole; MI the cen
ters with sugar add three tablespoon
fuls OF wafer for each ounce, cover
and bake until tender, Serve with
the sirup from the dish aud cream
with sugar, II win often require two
hours 10 cook ounces until tender,
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

sunl oui recently hy the Manitoba gov,
urnmUnt tn mku u census ct the herd,
Aftar closeup ylaw OF tho nohla
huasi ,hey es,lmaiud the spread of
i,s pHin antlers az SO Inches, believed
to hs ,hs greatest tn the worid, With
the propgs Included, thuv declare, the
80 hrhus woulh hu greatly Increased
fhe greal hWek, according to the
Woodsmop IL Ia his prlme, and Ia phys-
ical p,oppFlions stands cut Ia the
hNrd lsO u yVrltahie monarch.
The feur woodsnen sent cut TO take
the gensus ct the herd watched tor
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

There Dsysr mas En emergency that
~ not hHgs g Temedy. UHfoSty1stely
~ ~ MT always possible 10 hn1 the
"fTEt an ~ The sSSDH5sd" Just when
Hss1e1, ~ n Is we'll Tor all ~ be pre-
pared for iifs's emergencies M cult
waiting calm pisB and a faith IN
ultimate results .-I.loy1
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
wendortul sssrohhoht,

Great rog penetrating power Is
olamed Tor q seprohllght that has been
Invented In France with greenish-
yellow glass In trent and backed hy a
reIlee,or that uiso prevents moisture
collecting on the glass,
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

days AZ tho feeding places, Their com
hioed estimates yn strictly censerya'
tive hasia places tha numher of elk AT
a,OoN A, distance of 40 yards they
counted as many as LOCO animais In
a single bunch,
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
I6HyIeeU Tea,.- M
HmeyllaH Gi,I nm
nm n E/ra in Me
Dggiag Caaiea m
W0meH in Me
\ NIympif Games I

<AUyEEN Bt33JH, wpter
~ sDuts-lbatE Just exactly
wbDi sbs Ig this ljl'ls
n Amsrlrap girl champion
NJ q giyer ~ ibs olympic goGlss
Va ~ ABl~erp. y0p gee, spirtt
N \ and HDyita grs pretty eiSss
E&S llBRglslie reiptlyss. ons Hss
eSIA3 III spirit IL - e0pysy itie
spsaestIoa NJ ihe immotsrlnl op9
Aileeu, ~hs Is but fosiseg ysafH Ml'
seigba ogly ~ pounds 10 sss heE ~
ssiWmlpa costume walking along pc
twesH Eibslda Bleibirsy HDd 'bnF
hits Hoyis, u ~ laugh, f0r hsf hssh
eomos ~ jiisl % lhsir shoulders Dnd
eha Is gil oger The Hprlis Nv e9aiFasl
WiiA thgss iw0 Venus dc hii0esGps
ggggg- American champion swimmers
TbsH, ma spirIt and "spfish~ are
clpss relatives ana both carry The
iflsas NJ cheer, an0d humor llyeiiHeSs,
HprigNlliusHg, viyaclig, animation, en-
Hrgy, ardDr enthusiasm ana eonfnss
and Aiiggn has all NJ lhesG admiFabi.
ggalliiss.
Finally, n eprlis IL u sgri ~ fairy,
fay. syiph, Hpmph. nafsih. ana male.
AHd AilGsH aaudGr and straight not
sci Ggmn 90 her wGmHH's gracious IN
hsFltauls Df plgusinR curves, sin hue
syaa aud si.iH tauurd darker lhaH her
biapde hHiF lHnks iha pnrl ~ parfnn'
iipn mo slRli " huF p0isgd hi9h
~ lhs gir iH lhu hlshdiying e1niasl al
Autwprp iA 1uu long 20 ba rumemhafod
as sllmpss vi fahlsd ilHdins aame
90 glaii farHtpi mnrlais HDd defeat
,bs wameH NJ earth Ia ihH Hpgfis Of
hse nwn realm.
1hu grgnd faruWsil appearance at
ihr alhlrlrs t0nk plage la lha stadium
Hud hn Mig shN@N was tha pr0sonla.
iinu nf ihn prixsa hi hiaB Aihurl vt
Belgium and lhs Ggpwn pFinoe fhnsn
yfizeg consisted Nf hrsiB. HerGnds,
ihigds, atoms win 90 spselui rhsiignao
irpphius inr due fariuHs e0mpaiit0ns.
Brand WkillUHt. lhH American Hmhas.
sadnr, was IA lhg siani with King Al
heu There was u lul Ni ceremony
win military parade 0f nags aud
chopai siHsius Ihs biuR poranuaiiY
prnapn,pd up mgdnla 20 the WHnsrs
sc she hrsl piarus. Grown p'inco Lea.
pnld gave uuJ lhu awards 1n lhe suC
S.ndH and the YoWns Prince Oharius
Kats thu Wudgis iH the lhlrhA The
Americans save hiHg Aiherl a rheur
such 10 royalty never gpt, II heias tha
American lull. undlaR with "Aiher, /
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
Monarch OF the Herd
Leader Of Sand Of elhs Ia Wss,srn
Manitoba Maautissn, spssimsn
VI ,hs species,

Tbs blus SO all ,Nu eis suryiyieS ga
IInu Narh AmoticaH cpatlNen, ls ho,
bieyed ta ne lhe leader az herd nf
6u,o aniHeis og the hldlns m1nn'aiH
lpusrtvp ip Wvstpre hApitpnR'
Ttds mRgnlheept rpec'weN el az
las race Ma reported tS woedsmnn
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
oaustle onmment.

iia-nid you ses whore wife In
Virginia mistook u hear for her hns-
bandfn
She There 10 nothing odd In a mis-
take iihn ihai
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

" hufIEs'f MY I'l1H'.7
out shirat ~ as.lOin a.
mlniahed. Ths -HOu8ni
Of food 10 illness u Ofts'u
distas.sfu but tns de.
Aire fOr fluids ,s iu.ena.-
Gel. While water u the
natural Ds-verags an IL
huits variety Of p.nssr
drinks iaay be prepared
Tor fhOse who ars ysen
or III In Illness. bsaiif.sss
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80

fs- ls4s Na+.4Ea sisasss.zsf lsesasi
! an eoufdsut ,sst asse u ina ca.z;
-0preus Of soG,ai GHceas = ihs ANY.
npi Of iLe sOEd tie r.cn @s4i. ;as
Gspiaes iHey -ses4s 81 ies caarsesac N
tte ep1,fs user is,e,r nss4ls hut Toe
ffos and anpis kOgsn 30 sn.Ge iissy
Gao % What ;beg ils.s---L.gif.ssr Sll.=sc-
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29

Csntsloupe Cup.
Chill the mel
ogs On ice, cut In
halves, removing
all seeds. FIN
with Ice crenm,
decorate WIN
Drowned almonds
ana serve.
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
Iha nanativs sids.

"Iiow Is tha head iuN apporiionedr r.
Mot by tho value of the article as
sossed that method wouid lose the
too much money"
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
DON'T
DESPAIR

II you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
age Of urine, yeu will find relief in
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
FOODS IN SEASON.

a most delicious serving Of Ice
cream Is the following.
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
soaerai&e 70 DRINK

More inHiatent Khan tns call fOf FOOD
u ,i.a GsJnand Tor drinK. 1,ls senae
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
What Sne Found.

fl answer - her calIsrs sympathetic
inquiry az 70 rhe trouble, shs con
tinued:
i've always had spls.ndio luck can
niug fruits and SegetaDies until this
year 70 fact have boosted that J
asYer lost more thau two or three 9afs
10 season, bat This ysar''-she threw
up her bands.-"e,s.ry few days ! find
another jar that is working snd tt1is
morning there ysere I've down there
sizzling away The fruit and regsta-
bles ! hays put pD cost % much 70
say nothing ~ tils sugar. that could
III down and weep ~ think u the
iDss " money II entails, besides ny
work ono ufue.
and the worst u T. Is ! can't SEE
what IS The trouble. u knew !
could syOld Il 30 canning the late
fruits and vegetables. I've done every
thing according 70 H0yle,' just the
way ! always have, and yet they don't
eeep mis- yssr. ! know the price of
The Ordway new era., 1920-10-29
MANY FAILURES
DUE TO RUBBER
SDnfs Tests Recommended py
Department Of agriculture
10 Smn Reliability.
POOR RINGS CAUSE TROUBLE
Fopc insnes o. Sunoer snsuie s.rescn
&c Ten inches and Tn-r he.uru &c
Original Length - Sample
Should Not Break

The caiier. wi4o alreacy mad
znocisd tvries vas purIng neg hand
o. tite hDoEsc serss:u d0Or 10 sss L nat
sli1g Il would eruuse hssr neishbOr.
whsn Ars- .5,sssuy appeared AZ the
basement doOr. In hs=r arms were 3
numbsr " jars " canned fruit. and
aise io11sd 30 Disturbed Liaf her caller
wondered what mad haypensd-
Catching sight u Tie CALLER Mira
jessapy cris1 Just minule. until
piaee Eb'sBs jars o. -hs table and III
ief you iu-" The jars Deposited. she
haslsns-d 70 uuf0sLen the door.
'J3ave you been standing rhers
long," ahs inquired I'm sorry
didut hear you kbock. but was so
upset a. what I found II any Storage
e.oset rids mOrniHtg that guess Z the
Angel Gabriel had sounded his trumpet
7 wouldn't have heard him"
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-13

brick and any employe could always walk in
and bawl out the company to him man to man.
Yet now Jack and Tony were going to meet
with some Bolsheviks in the back room Of a
fruit-store.
Our over worked d-or, at least overwrought
manufacturer meditates bit on Bolshevism-
His gloom is increased by lady who bursts in
to the room over the protests of the office boy
and looses on him great wind of CHEEKY sta
tistics about the number Of un-Americanised
aliens in town and the number attending the
classes in English given by her branch of the
new society for courses of lectures on the con-
stitution. He can clearly perceive she thinks
that diIigent study of the Constitution by
the employe Of worsted mills is today quite
essential to the efficiency of the worsted in
dustry.
Our manufacturer perhaps reflects that he
has not yet had time this morning to do any
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-13

| ask the American Labor Movement to rise
and shed solemn tear Of sympathy for cer-
tain sort of American employer. He is not very
happy. And he is frightfully overworked.
just think of what he has to do besides the
ordinary old-fashioned running of his business!
Bright and early in the morning he picks up
the consolidated report of the daily endeavors of
his detectives who watch his employees He
learns that Jack Slaminsky and Tony Pretoria
were heard yesterday to say that there was
going to be union meeting in the rear of
Lanophoropoulos' fruit store He calls for the
employment record cards of Jack Slaminsky
and Tony Petrario and studies them anxiously,
including place of birth, name of mother, and
checlnarks indicating behavior while working
for previous employers He calls for the en-
ployment manager to interpret the check
marks. He phones the head of the detective
agency to hire another detective lilo watch the
detectives watching Jack and Tony.
The brightness of the morning is broken. He
turns with clouded brow to his incoming bust
ness mail All! A letter from the Industrial
American Corporation! This corporation will
furnish a weekly printed talk to be slipped into
the pay-envelope of every employe each week
along with his pay. The employe will read this
talk and will learn that most employers make
very small profits and that the cemeteries Of
Moscow are full of workmen who have starved
to death under Bolshevism, and then the en-
ploye will appreciate his employer and not join
a union. Sixteen specimens of these talks en-
closed.
Our conscientious manufacturer of warm
worsteds for an otherwise shivering public
reads the sixteen specimens. He had thought
that no further solutions Of the Labor problem
in his factory would be necessary after his
recent purchase Of the "Man-to-Man Method"
Of the Industrial Peace Bureau. Under this
method the door of the office of the employ
ment manager is kept open by a catch or
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-13
Pity The Poor Employer!
By William Hard,

Staff Correspondent for the Federated Press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
WRANCEL MOVE
Was ARRANGED
South Russian Leaders Retreat
Was Part of Strategical
Manoeuvre.

Parts Nov. a-rhe south Russian
embassy here asserted today that the
retreat now being carried uut by Gen
eral Baron Wran@ei. antl -bolshextki
leader ln south Russia waa 10 CON
formity with a pre- concerted straGeKi p
cal plan - which he nurpnsed 10 re-
align hls forces il the lover Don and
Crimsan regions. These regions. the
embassy ssld would serve - me base
~ new operatives which circumstance
might make necessary
The embassy pointed out that Gen-
oral Wkangel bad several times before
used the aause tactics with advantage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
Many Women Take Part in
First National Election
Early Returns Indicate Solemn
Referendum ON Presidents
League OF Nations.
10y Assoelatea press.l J

NeN Work. Nov. Millions VI vol :
ers, many ~ them Women exercising
their franchise losiay for the flrsf time.
cast their ballots for national and
state tickets and la lhe solemn ref-
erendum on the leawle of natioas Is
sue
Al reports showed il was the usual
quiet election dav with 4 variety u
weather
i.ong ballots. a greatly Increased
number of VOTERS. ami different closing
hours for lhe polls im various states,
promised slow returns. Kansas. with
the double ciectlen system by which
ballots aFe coaltesi ~ cast. came ln
with ihe nrst fairly comprehensive re-
turns. which showed Harding and the
Republican ticket leada4g there. IN
some small communities in the ea.st.
al ihe registered voters had cast their
ballots before noon aud the polls
closed having nothing % do.
Mher darkness fen ever the east
however. ihe west silli was voting ln
several of the agricultural sla.tes the
polls were belng Kept opsal a. late as
: 0'cl0cA, l0eal time, which would pre-
cluae tie receipt In the east ~ any
tblng but scattering returns before
midnight IN North Dakota. the polls
remained open until oelock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
HARDING HOLDS
BIRTHDAY fest
Republican Nominee Surrounded
by Family a Returns Are
Received.
icy Associates prsss.l

Marion. O.. Nov. 2 Warren Gamailel
Harding tonight had the greatest birth.
day party of his lfe.
Surrounded by members ~ his fam
ily ard q circle of neigbhors and per-
s0nsl friends he received quietly sc
hls home here ihe tribute 81 the mill
lions who had voted 60 present him ou
hls nfiy-0fth anniversary with the
presidency ~ the Inted Slalcs.
The smile q confidence De has worn
for weeks hruadened Is Or read the
early returns snd began Ga receive 4
flood - eongratuiatoTy messages hall
ing him a. president-elcet ne de-
ferred any formal comment h0W WeNer.
until thp result should have 5gen -.
tablished beyond all doubt
During the d8y be outwardlv had
concerned himself very little with the
pending aauonal decision Win Mrs.
Harding he voted during the mora.
ine ami then made OF for a t0-mile
automobile trlp AMI q game u golf at
the ScIolo club near Columbus. ue
returned In "a early evening his faee
flushed with thc raw fall ar ond his
spirits heightened by the tramp over
the muddy gof links.
NAENsfFNM ftfAttt#Nt9*A Nk kfAH AE@fFEt kEff
Press were delivered @ the senator in
his home during the evening from the
special leased wire Witch had been
Installed Within a hua5rod feet of his
front porch since che campaign began.
tie scanned the presidential and con-
xresslonai returns with an equal s0s
u Interest fer he has asked tAe peu-
pie repeatedly for 4 Republican con.
Eress g pui the pariys legislative
program - the statute bo0ks
A. throughout TIE whole campaign
Mrs Harding was sn active figure dur
ing the evening about the eandidstes
headquarters. she had famlllsrixe5
herself with ieeal conditions ia many
states and sile studied the returns with
an eye faF political detail
The ssastorss father. nr lfeore
Harding. and ivy0 ~ lis sisters. Miss
kblgsl uardlnE AMI Mrs. Caroline K0-
iasv. siso were IN the family circle
and many friends from about faen
fcentinued on Page Thres.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
ULSTER UNABLE
TO END STRIFE
Business interests I'm North Of
ireland Hold Sections from
Agreement.
CARSON II. CAPITALIST
Linen Manufacturers and Ship
builders Control Destiny
OF Irish People.
Nv &. G. LYON.
n. =. 4. staff Cnrrrsnnnheni.l


Belfast Ireland Nov. 9 one needs
20 be in the atmosphere ~ Irish IN
ster bat q feW hours tn discover tie
rich shlpbuilders and linen manufar
turers Of Belfast are the real backbone
and the guiding hand - lster's freu-
Eied opposition 90 the establishment ~
a. Irish republic.
Sir Edward Carson stands forA ard a.
the commanding political figure. bat
in parliament and 0ut of it he merel,.
reflects the sentiments ~ hls bust
moss constituents.
The Belfast manufacturer Is frank IN
stating his reasons for not wanting lo
break away from the British empire.
One ~ them gave me this statement
'Forty thousand men are employ "a
in the Belfast shipyards. while IN TIE
Pelfast district nearly 10000 people
work la the linen Industries
Under present conditions the Bel
fast shipy ards are able 30 compete
with the whole world In spite Of Tie
fact that practically every hit n ma
terial going into a ship must Do inn
ported from other countries
British free trade Il th echief fac
tor IN maklug this possible: while
thsre u the isrther factor nj Wages
are lower here than IN the yards Of
our hig competitors estsida OF Ireland
Now. we Ulster manufacturers have
every reasan to believe our shipbuild-
ms aud linen Industries would soon
DO ruined II Ulster became a part Of
the Irish republic.
ulster would, under a republic, be
forced 10 foot the bill for the Irish re-
public.
sNow. we don't propose 10 do any
such thing We know Il ls Impossible
for Protestant Ulster a. liye In peace
ard harmony with the rest of Ireland.
We know under a republic Catholic
Ireland would dominate overwhelming
ly. and We can predict right now Ul-
sier would be giveu ilfe wors. 81 the
bargain on every proposition.
'sro force us IN a republic would
mean a terribly bloody civil war.
1--WE are satisfied o. continue our
present relationship with Britain"
Throughout Ulster. overwhelmingly
Protestant I discovered eleverly direct
"a propaganda 20 make Il appear the
chief ssstaele In the way ~ a unlon
between Ulster and Catholic Ireland Is
the religious differences
A very intelligent labor ieader ~
Belfast. a Protestant made This COM
ment.
AS long a. the Ulster manufaclur-
ers can Keep their Protestant and
Catholic workmen lighting over rell-
vion these workmcn aren't likeiy 20
get together. 80 ou strike and force
up wages aud better their working
conditions The flghting simply strength
ems the hand of the manufacturers
whose opposition TO a republic Is pure
ly economic and not reliious ~ ali.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
HARDING PLANS
VACATION TOUR
With Mrs. Harding win Go TO
Canal Zone. Returning Via
New Orleans In December.

Marion ohio. Nov 2-Couvineed by
early returns ~ his election % the
presidency. Warren - Harding ISSUED
q statement Ter -bi saying that Instead
90 being exuii ll over the result he
vas more given to prayer De God 60
make me capable n playing nay part
Hscciring The election returns a his
h"mf bore Mr. Harding dcclincd dur
ms the early evening o. make any
comment snd issued his statement
oul1 after tbc ngures bad piled up ma
l0riiles f0r aim which his advisers de-
clarrd made his clertlusl certain.
40 tfe saEne tiWe "A became known
Chat ile senator ami Mrs Harding had
made plans far "a vacation trip o. be
carried out reWrdless u the result of
tha election, taking them for . rest
next week Ia Texas and after that ror
an ocean yoyage g. the Panama canal
zone They viii return O. Marion dur
lug early December
Tile senator's statement follows
Assuming that the early feiurns
aFt wholly dependable ! DO not hest
tate Ga Say that { am pleased. ~ course.
/ am happy ie utter mN gratitude. But
{ am n0l cAultanE 20 Is not per
THtNAat tsf FHta Ah IL q HfHEaN ~ s4A ~
sion 90 ronuient Americanism and a
national call 60 ihe Republican party
20 j. al ~ serious. the obligations
are s. solemn ibaf ilstrad = exuitng
] am more givgn tp prayer t0 Cod %
mako utr capable 20 Hia3 ng my part
and thai al these ea1ls q resp0nsi-
WtitN mas meet ine axNsr8lluu- ami
Aperl8tlon~ oE Amerb,a and fhe world
20 8m sure t8a people who have
voted lhe Rcgubiiean tleket Will an
dersiand my feeling that I should
make na mlstudied sla1emeut 81 poii-
ctcs a this time he1 ond The express
sion mato ttruu4hoal the csmpaIen /"
Coincidcnil. vita the senator's
stliemrut Harrt ~ naugaefty 8 mem
ber uf thr Republican rampaIsn e1n-
mHtee. made lllis statement here
it f. the gtg8trst sletort IA Ams
lrau politics Clearly fnrr~nsteWrd ana
predicted a il more than a partisan
lcontnued on Page Three
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
WHITE COMEDIES
REPUBLICAN CLAIM

Nesv 1ork. Nov 2.--oeurEe White
chairman ~ the Democratic national
COMMITTEES. conceded the election 0I
Senator Harding al Il o'clock tonight
Mr. White also conceded the eiee.
ton - Republican congress
tiovernnr COX himself did not for
mslly coisce.Ie his defeat regardless u
ihe statements msde in his newspaper
tie said
ia will maze n0 statement tonight
snd whatever my paper says Il purely
impersonlil"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
ZAYAS WINS IN
CUBAN ELECTION

Havana. Nov. 2.-Rsturns OF yes
teraaya presidential election from eas
of the aces precincts in Crbm. as an
nonnced by ths government NJ .
o'elock this afternoon give Dr AL
fredo zAyas eealiflomasx candidate.
11a12 votes aH against T3zx for Gen
araI lose Miguel Comes. candidate ~
ere AbeFnf parry.