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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
POLICE TAKE STILL

A whiskey still was captured in
Zacatecas. the Mexican town of up
per Brewery Gulch, last night by Of
ficers Doyle and Shepard Two gal
Ions of mescale were captured in the
cellar OF the house. Arcacro Lobles'
a Mexican was taken and is being
held on charges of Illicit manufacture
of whisky.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
WILEY JONES RECEIVERS

PHOENIX, March 6. Attorney
General Wiley f. Jones. stricken
about two weeks ago with a nervous
collapse as result of which he was
sent to a hospital. had so car recov-
cred today that he was able TO ap
pear AT his office.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
TRAVELLER CARRIES GUN

Night sergeant. Hill Ruff, took man
who gave his name as Acolams Gin
enez from the midnight train from the
east last night, The man was carry
ing a 45-calibre gun and he will be
charged with carrying concealed wea-
pons.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
TO DISCUSS COLBY

WASHINGTON, March 6. The
fitness OF Bainbridge Colby to be
secretary of state will be discussed
again by the senate foreign relations
committee Monday. Evidence of an
important nature. members said to-
day. will be heard
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
SHORT MAN DIES

MACOMB, Ill. March 6. - John
Kelley. so years old. said to be tho
shortest man in Illinois. died or ap-
oplexy tonight at his home. Kelly
was "A inches in height and weighed
$50 pounds. In his younger days his
legs were double jointed. enabling
him to move as rapidly backward ms
forward Kelly used step ladder
when harnessing his horses
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
NAME OFFICIALS

PHOENIX, March 6. - Two city
officials were selected by the council
of Chandler today. Arthur E. Prfco
was chosen city attorney and p. M.
Arnold police Judge.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
THE WEATHER

Arizona: Sunday and Mon
day partly cloudy west un-
settled east portion; cooler
Monday. 10
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
COPPER PRICE

Average price OF copper
for the week ending Febru-
ary 25, e. G VI. Journal
quotation, $1s.72.
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CONTINUED on PACE FOrR)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
SECOND DISTRICT

SUFFOLK, VA, Nov. 2.-The great
est surprise that has come to IN.
Republican committee in the civ M
Suffolk was the entire failure OF the
women to split. the ticket. Tho down
the-line style OF voting was used by
the new voters and tho ticket polled
in Suffolk today was the largest in
the history of this city. The obJec-
tionable literature sent out by the
superintendent OF the Anti-Saloon
League and the fact that the women
decided to vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket had much to do with
the lead made by tho Democratic can
didate for Congress. In Isle of Wight
County, with one precinct missing.
Sae vote follows:
Cox. 7bs; Harding, Gas; Glass, s3t;
Deal. TAO; Landlord. 254. a total vote
OF 1.ooi. A total vote Of 1887 was
cast in the city OF Suffolk. with Car
ter Glass leading the ticket with 500
votes. Cox polled tel votes; Hard
ing. ao2; Watkins. 10; Pollard. 126:
Deal. 737; Landlord. soe; Debs, 1.
All Of the amendments were carried
by a big majority. The vote of the
, good roads was almost 100 per cent.
IN Nansemond County with three
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SEVENTH DISTRICT
ClISRLOTTESyILLI:.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. 2.
Cox 1.Sil. Harding l.041. Cox's ma
tority 700. Glass 1.278. Pollard 1876.
Glass majority l,0S2. Harrison LOLA.
Paul 1913. Harrison's majority Gal.
All amendments carried three or four
TO one.
Fourteen precincts out of twenty
four in Albcmarle County give Cox
$50 majority, and Harrison 877 ma
jority.
Page County.
LURAY, VA. Nov. Page County
today rolled up the largest vote in
her history, women participating ac-
lively In the election. At Luray pre-
cinct there was surEing, pushing
throng OF men and women anxious
to get into the booths. At every pre-
cinct in the county the Same condi-
ticn prevailed. Harding's vote In
Page County Is III; Cox. 63S; Paul
tlsepubl!can), for Congress. 1,2SO;
Harrison Incumbent. Democracy, S29
Almost 100 per cent OF the women
voters went to the polls.
Shenandoah County
WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov. 2.-Shen-
andoah County voted as follows
Twenty-sevon out OF twenty-eight
precincts. For President-Cox, 1861
Harding. 1886. For Congress-. =.
Harrison. l.7iG: John Paul, ATS. Ten
out Of twenty-cight precincts gave
Carter Glass 3li votes. with AZ votes
for Pollard.
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precincts missing. which will
however. give both Cox and Deal a
majority. Cox has polled 4s4 votes:
Harding. 1Is votes; Glass, 472 votes:
Pollard. 43 votes: Deal, 4s5 votes:
Landlord. lao. Total vote of Nanse-
mond with three missing precincts.
632. Southampton County, one of the
strongholds OF Democracy, rolled up
a total vote Of 1.+53; Cox, 1924 votes:
Harding, 1877; Deal, 1863: Landlord.
2o3; Glass. 1853; Pollard. So votes.
In Southampton County the amend
ments were all carried. with the e1-
ception OF the amendment On COM
pulsory education, which was defeat
ed by small majority. Tho good
roads amendment rolled up almost
the total vote.
Deals lead In the three counties ts
second to that of mono OF his prede-
cessors. and Glass led the counties
and Suffolk in polling the big vote.
Practically everybody voted for the
good roads amendment, and most OF
the educational amendments. Inter-
est In Suffolk was particularly keen,
where women were voting for tho
first time.
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FIRST DISTRICT
Richmond County.

Richmond County.
REDERICkSBuRG. VA. Nov. q.
s2i; Harding. 2o7: Glass. AS; Pol.
. iard' "a; Bland. as7; Powell. 1874
~ Lancaster County.
LANCASTER. VA. Nov. RE
ter ter County.cox. SO; Harding. Is;
Essex County.
TAPPAHANNoCk. VA. Nov. a.
s"es 0 co. OF s saye1 pTsfne'G Essex
:t6; Pollard. 27: Bland. a3i; Powell.
80. Amendment carried overwhelm-
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. ..
Northumberland County. six out OF
elghf precincts gives Cox. al; Hard
1 n,s ~ 2o q, Glass. 527: Pollard. los;
FREDERIcKsBuRG. VA. Nov Q
fredericksburg for President eiysh
Cox, 5s3; Harding. e92; for Congress:
5 H,and. 1 sol: Powell. 23G; for Senate:
road amendments carried overwhcim-
ingly.
Lancaster County.
i, NV A,KsA N.Y. VA. Nov. 2.-Lancaster
gives Cox. 2S7: Harding. 1922 Bland.
81; Powell. 81; Pollard. AZ; Glass,
Rlehmona County.
moreland County: one precincts miss
ing. gives Cox, 3l2: Harding, los:
Bland. 1863; Powell. 80; Glass. 376;
Northumberland County.
HEATHSVILLE. VA, Nov. q Re-
turns for Northumberland County are
as follows: Cox. 513; Harding, 2l3;
Watkins; 2; Glass. COS: Pollard, 1o4;
Si ,, 626; Powell. ISL; schade. 9. No
returns on amendment SO far.
MIddteHeY Counf~
GLOUCESTER. VA. Nov. mid
uicssX county. four precincts com
eyes Cox 457; Harding, 1874; Glass,
SO; Shade, 8. Ap"ci'
Mathews County.
MATHEWS, VA. Nov. 2.-Afathews
gives Cog 624: Harding, 22s; Wat
iaS' 5 %: Glass; 700: Bland. GOA; Pol
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erat. SIS. and Landreth, Republican
e7S; Ave other precincts reporting
partially as TO the presidential vote
give Cox five majority. Three pre-
cincts reporting partially ~ to the
congressional election give James
&c majority.
STAUNTON. VA. Nov. 2.-Staunton,
the birthplace of Woodrow Wilson,
Yayo Cox. e3l; Harding. 7O5.
indications are that II Will be close
between Cox and Harding. while
small majority. Glass pollcd the full
Democratic strength while a scatter.
Ing vote was given to Pollard. little
Interest was manifested In the Con
stitutional amendments nearly al
the votes that were cast were In
favor of the amendments.
Nottowny County.
BLACKSTONE. VA. Nov. cot.
fetal returns from Blackstone Not.
toway County give Cox 277. Harding
81; Dcbs, j: Custer. 1: Glass. 33I
Pollard. 2: Drcwry. 32s: Mason. 2
jority.
DurkeviIie.
p, BGRkEV1LLE. VA. Nov. q
Blackstone and Burkcville give Cox
500: Harding. IS. Other precincts
have not been heard from
Crewc Precinct.
CREWE. VA. Nov. 2.-Crewe Pre-
cinct: Cox. 322, Harding. Sc: Wat.
kins. !: Debs. 8; Glass. 3S6; Drewry
s sSti P2 2laa,Lo, IL; Mason. g. Black,
81; Glass. al; Drewry. 32s; Pollard
2: Mason, 2. Burkeviile and MOTTO
way Courthouse not reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
sB|G CROWD ATTRACTED
BY ELECTION RESULTS
Despite Rain, Thousands Gather
Outside Timcs-Dispatch Onice
to SEQ Returns.

!. Despite tho rain that poured Mt
times and the continual drlxzle dur
Ing the remainder OF the evening,
thousands OF people gathered outside
The Tines-DIspatch Office to see tho
election results flashed upon tho
screen which had been rugged across
the street on the American National
Bank building. Men. women and
children braved tho downpour to be
kept posted on how the election was
resulting all over the country.
That large delegation OF Cox fol-
:owets were present was evidenced
by the cheering wehnever the Demo-
cratic candidate scored IN some part
OF tho country. 81 great was tn. en-
thus asm and so h.s.rty the cheer
ing kat 1t could &c heard for blocks
The scoreboard crowds during the
worlds series wc.c small compa ..I
with the number ., people present
last night.
During the intervals between the
results motion pictures were shown.
Some Of the most recent comedies
were exhibited.
The crowd began to collect outside
the building about 6:3o. and the first
results were flashed about z o'clock.
All the contests were shown, State,
national and city. Great enthusiasm
was shown In both the State and
city elections. Cheer after cheer went
up as the favorites OF the crowd were
given najoritics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
FOURTH DISTRICT
Petersburr.

Petersburg.
precinct aHs Gov e; "a. Nov. Fifth
PTsyry ass; asso asS s7s' s sollasd e
total 45S: First amendnento u e. l19,
against aSf. sl, 2s7: SECOND amendment ,o or
for osS Sa,ns., 2e7; third amendment.
ment. for asa' ass, 1885, as.' fourth amend:
amendment, for asa, asai inst zs; ThSth
ppfi es Cox 5a0. Harding %. Wat.
rey as. Mas Mason 's 81, pSsi na5dd e. Drew;
vote, SIT. First amendment for i9 "a
against s 80; second amendment ~ fo.
~ tos' against 80: third amendment for
for as] sa .n,, 40; fourth anne ndment.
for 42s, against Is; sixth h'n amend.
einct. Cox 244. Harding ios Beh pre-
Mason Mass 80 s$. taS ooas 49, Drewrey AS.
ment, for 800. against 5s4 a SncnnJ !
amendment. for sos. AGAINST "a. efGSo i.d
amendment, for s13, asainst az.
teursh amendment, for 30S, aeaInst
a.: SIKH SIKH amusement mnnan, for gig. against
IS. Sixth precinct Cox 1So. Herdi nsr
~. Deos 8, Watkins l, Glass ira pnie
ar fatd a. Drcwrey 17s. Mason 81. Total
Lanensurx County.
NIStC.siA, A., Nov. 2-Estinat q ed
from returns that Lunenburg County
vote wne. three to one in favor OF Cox and
Rruaswiek County.
LAWRENCEVILLE. Nov. 2.-Eight
precincts out OF thirteen in Br,ins-
W VIZ County give Coz sos, Harding
~ ~ ,Giass etb. Pollard SO. Drewery
e4a. Mason 81. Amendments defeated
as Tar as heard from, to /.
Patrick County.
STUART, VA, Nov, 2.-complete
returns from tom precincts in Patrick
votes and Harding S0i: james pomo-
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NINTH DISTRICT


ROANOKE: Va, Nov. e, 2..Repre;,
o'clock tonight, claimed that his ma
Handy. in the Ninth District. would
Wise County.
BRISTOL, VA, Nov. 2.-Congrcss-
man G. u. Slemp has carried Wise
County by majority estimated at
$50. Slemp has majority OF 453 in
Smythe County.
Pulaski County.
PULASKI. VA, Nov. 2.-Tele-
phone communication is broken by a
tree blown across telephone wires
this afternoon. making securing of
complete returns impossible. Only two
precincts reported on amendments,
both favorable.
Nine precincts out of thirteen give
Cox. 1872; Harding. 1851; Glass.
1859; Pollard. 154: Handy. Leg:
Slemp. 1895. Estimate county Demo-
cratic by small majority, perhaps less
than 100.
BRISTOL. VA. Nov. 2.--Twclre
precincts in Washington County in
the congressional race give Slemp.
Republican. 1910. and Handy, Demo-
crat, 1.o1s.
farewell County.
TAZEWDLL. VA. Nov. 2.-Early
reports Indicate that Slemp will carry
Tazewell County by $50.
TO- .:-emberf. &C ..341; 123 2
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THIRD DISTRICT
Willismsburr,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. q
City of WILLIAMSBURG: Cox, is6
Harding, 81; Glass, 206; Pollard. SO
l6: All amendments were carried.
mG2ntaeue. 1877; Price. 20; DeCourcy
Precinct. l-cox, IL; HardinS' 7;
glass. 10: Pollard. 8: Montague, 16
Precinct 2-Cox. 2s: Harding, "a
Slass. 50; Pollard. 4; Montague, al
Chesterfield County.
CHESTER. Nov. Cox, ISL; Hard.
Ing, SO: Glass, 183; Pollard, 8; Monta.
que. Isl; Grubbs. "a: DeCourcy, a.
Price, s.
Ing, ~; Glass. So; Pollard, 8; Monta-
que. 81; Grubbs, 3; DeCourcy, s.
King Wllliam Coanty. ~.
WEST POINT. Nov. z--Three pro.
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STATE is LOYAL
TO DEMOCRACY BY
$4,000 MAJORITY

Continued from First Page.)
party which Endorsed that icgisia-
ton.
Representatives S. Otis Bland. In
the First District; Patrick II. .Drewry.
in the Fourth. and r. Walton Moore,
in the Eighth. were easy winners.
SIenip Wins by 5000.
Tho majority OF Representative c.
H. Slemp In tho Ninth District over
lis Democratic opponent. Lieutenant
Boliing ii. Handy. of Bristol, is esti-
mated ut 1900. Mr.. Handy came into
The field late. and while he made a
gallant fight. the nationa! trend and
the poll-tax preparedness OF the Re-
publIcans proved too much for him.
The lily black" Republican, Pol
lard. poiled negligible vote against
Senator Glass.
Returns as to tho proposed amend
ments to tho Constitution are scat
ter!ng. and Indicate that all of them
have received public appreciation
which verdict could conceivabiy be
reversed when full reports are re-
ccivcd. In some counties, where lead.
ership had developed in opposition to
those amendments which will result
IN iarge Increases in public taxation,
maJorities were returned against the
road and school tax amendments, but
iot the most part the various pro-
posa!s seem to have been without or
sanized opposition.
Everywhere II Is reported that the
election was quiet. and that the pres
ehce or women at the polls for the
hrst Time went without special mark
ana without appreciabie effect on the
result except the increase in the
states Democratic majority. One re-
SUIT IN certain cities. however. was
mat the greater vote resulted in bar
ring citizens from some of the pou-
ing places because OF congestion.
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| Grassy. 474. pollard's vote was neg
Augusta County.

Augusta County.
~, ssTa,A AI. VA, Nov. 2,-Twenty
susta County, including waynesboro
and Basic City. but not including
stanton. give Cox 1884: Harding.
$40: Glass. 1852; Pollard. i4s: Flood.
bridge County. gives Cox 50: Hard
Ing. 81: Glass. IS; Pollard. 10: Flood.
SO; Grasty, 80.
James II. G. Grasty. opposing Flood
Tor tho seat In the Tenth Virginia
Congressional District, failed to car
ry his own precinct, Sandy Hollow,
the vote being Flood. 60; Grasty, %.
Botetourt County.
STAUNTON. VA. Nov. 2.--EiEhteen
precincts out of twenty-onc in Bote-
tourt County give Cox .226. Harding
ss Grassy ass lis PG Three i rema f1HSs
precincts expected to increase Demo-
cratic majority. Thirty out Of thirty
nine precincts in Augusta County,
Harding 2.I5O. Glass 4.0s4. Pollard
533, Flood 3,4is. Grasty 1876.
Gladstone.
GLADSTONE. VA. Nov. Cox
idse 2, Christensen l.. steadman I,
Glass 81: Flood rs. Grasty 10. Amend
Clifton Forge.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Nov. q
The Democrats carried this, city in
usual majority. The vote was: Cox,
I27; Harding. 2S4: for Congress
Flood. ia; Grasty. 4S3. No reports
from any precincts in Allegheny
County. Glass. for Senate. was given
over 700 majority.
RockbndEe County.
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. -Four
teen out of twenty-five precincts in
Rockbridgc. not including Lexington
give Cox. les majority over Harding
and Flood. $50 majority over Grasty,
for Congress. Returns On amend
rnenis may not be completed before
morning hours.
buckingham County.
BREMO. VA. Nov New Canton
precinct gives Cox 12S votes: Hard
Ing, 81; Glass, 1856: Pollard. IL; Flood,
1855: Grasty. %. The various amend
ments to the Constitution were car
ricd about three to one.
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FIFTH DISTRICT
Charlotte County.

DAEvILLE. VA. Nov. 1.-THE Fifth
District will give the Democratic
ticket about 5000 majority. Carroll
and Grayson Will give the Rcpubli
cans $500 majority.
DanviJie.
DANYILIIE. VA. Nov. Dam
ville's complete vote is: Cox. 1883;
Harding. ssh: Glass. 2.197; Pollard
27G: James. 1928: Landrcth, 626.
Charlotte County.
DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 2.--Five out
Of thirteen Charlotte precincts give
James AT majority. On this basis
the county has given 1000 for James
Franklin gives James from 400 to 500
majority. Nineteen out OF forty-eighl
Pittsylvania precincts give James over
900 majority.
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FULL ASHLAND RETURNS
GIVE cox BIG MAJORITY
All State Amendments Win by Larxe
Sote-Glnss Given Land
Hlldc.

ASHLAND. VA, Nov. AT mid.
night the vote in Ashland was COM
plete with $50 for Cox and 20 for
Harding. In the adjoining precinct
Of Rockville tho vote was % to 2.
Tho presidential vote only was an
nounced there. but in Ashland. Car
tor. against 81 for Pollard. Monta-
que led De Courcy for Congress. 3S1
to Go. Grubbs and Price got three
apiece and Muller ]. There were
three votes cast for Christensen on
the Farmer-Labor presidential ticket,
and one each for Debs and Watkins
The road amendment passed 2lO 10
az and the three school amendments
all carried as follows: compulsory
education. 202 for. 81 against; local
taxation. 1874 for, Al against; trustees
PA for. and AZ against.
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SIXTH DISTRICT
ChristinnsbuE.


CHR1STIANSBURG VA, Nov. g
Christiansburg, Cambria, Pilot and
Auburn give Cox 3ol: Harding. SEA;
Woods. 439: Doak. 537. The same
precincts In 1915 gave Wilson 3o4,
hughes ais; The remaining thirteen
cate 300 majority for Harding and
ESQ for Doak. The count is very slow
on amendments, and result cannot pe
had tonight.
City of Lynchburs.
LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov Com
PIe,e vote s In LynehourE; Cox 2;ls s
as rs: @sods s0? sssa: af poak. ' 44$. f0iaFo
Constitutional amendments: Sec
ton 50. for. 2.233; against. gag. Sec
zion ~. for. 2.is3; against. 23S. Sec
,i lion ls2 for SISi agaiins, Sas Sec
ton ls4. for. 2.4o6: against. 1913.
LynchburE.
LYNCHBURG, Nov. 2.-Returns in
Ave OF eight precincts. Lynchburg.
indicate majorities OF 10 to !: all for
constitutional amendments. Counties
arc not reporting amendment results.
Montgomery County.
CHRISTIANsBURG. VA. Nov. g.
Nine out OF seventeen precincts in
Montgomery County give Cox $40.
Harding Sos. Woods GAS. Doak Ss7.
The same precincts in 1916 gave VIII
son 40 and Hughes Clio. Remain ing
precincts will not materially alter
results.
Roanoke County.
ROANOKE. Nov. 2.-Late returns
from Roanoke County tonight indi-
Gated that Governor Cox and Repre-
sentative James u. Woods, the latter
of Roanoke, running for reelection
to Congress In the Sixth District, out
of the sixteen county precincts were
running ahead in fifteen. Cox polled
1859 votes. Harding 933. Wood
poled 1,331 ballots. while Doak. the
labor Republican aspirant. had l,025.
Only small precinct had not re-
ported. The figures expected would
be inconseQuential.
Clnrlksvfllc.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. g.
Clarksville precincts give Cox IA
Harding 10. Drewry ISL. All amend
ments carried.
BlncksburE.
BI4ACKSBURG, VA. Nov. g.
Blacksburg gives Cox ce3; Harding,
1911: Woods. 362; Doak. III: Glass
$50
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eeiEn1cts-coI. 200; Harding. 81: Glass
ss1; Montague, 2I4; Polia1d 81.
Sr na1is.. :; Decourcy, 1e: Price, Fl;
Midlothian precinct-cor &C.. u
ing. ~; Glass, IS: Pollard. g: Monta-
sue' o.; Grubbs. ); Decourcey'
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EIGHTH DISTRICT
Fauqsicr County.

WARRENTON, VA. Nov. 2.-Incom-
plete returns in Fauquicr County In
dictate Il decided majority for the
amendment to section 1874 relative
TO State bond issue for public roads.
Eight precincts out of nineteen give
Cox SIC: harding. 35S.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. Com
plete returns from Alexandria city are
Cox l.4l7. Harding sZ2. Watkins IL.
Christensen 6: Moore. Democrat, for
Congress. 1929: i. NJ. Brooks. Repub-
lican, 1,0l6: Glass. 2.096; Pollard, 2S5.
Republicans made great gains in the
city. having a record over all previous
years.
Arlington County has gone Repub-
lican by an estimated majority of
200. Congressman Moore will. how
| ever. carry the county by about 500.
| Incomplete returns from the Eighth
District show the reelection of Con-
grcSsman Moore
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TENTH DISTRICT

Highland County.
STAUNTOS, VA, Nov. 2.-Completo
returns from Highland County give
Cox 3I9: Harding. 474; Flood. 43s;
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Spottsyivania County.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. e
SpottsyIvania Courthouse for Prcsi-
dent gives Cox SO. Harding IS; for
Congress. Bland 60. Powell 80: for
Senate. Glass IS. Pollard Is: Falmouth
precinct, Stafford County. for Presi-
dent Cox ca, Harding 81: for Con-
gress. Moore ~, Brooks a; for Senate
Glass 15. Green 80, Pollard {.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-23
PELLAGRA is
STAMPED OUT IN
SOUTH CAROLINA

Spartnaburg,S. c., July TO-
Pellagra has practically been stamp
ed out in the Piedmont section of
South Carolina, where the disease
formerly ragged in its worst form,
and, as result, the Pellagra Hos
mtal in this city will be discontinue
cd December 81, it was announced
today by Surgeon Joseph Goldberg
er, of the United States public
health service. The laboratory and
other equipment of the hospital
here will be distributed among the
other hospitals of the public health
service, and so far as the local
force of pellagra investigators is
concerned, the research work will
come to an end.
The biggest single factor in the
stamping out of this disease has
been the postwar prosperity thai
has created a marked improvement
in the financial condition of those
classes among whom pellagra was
most prevalent, DR.. Goldberger
said. People who formerly suffered
from pellagra in its most virulent
form have enjoyed an era of pros
perity since the war that has en-
abled them to purchase all the
necessities and many of the luxu-
ries of life.
Poor Worst Sufferers
It was recognized long ago that
rcllagra was most prevalent among
those people who did not enjoy the
best of food or else who did not
live upon a diet conductive to
keeping themselves in fit physical
condition.
Several years ago, DR.. Sambon,
the eminent English pellagra eX-
pert, came to Spartanburg and ad-
vanced the theory that pellagra was
caused by the buffalo gnat and his
argument gained much credence