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Evening journal., 1920-08-14
DREDGING BID
SHOWS BIG DROP
Continued From First Pagcl

Canal was made at only eight cents.
Today's bid, therefore. is a little
more than three times that Tor 'dredg-
ing made eight years ago. and a little
less than one-half that made recently.
Constant changes in cost Of coal sup
plies 10 operate drcdgers is aScribel
as a partial reason for the wide yari-
ance In figures.
Col b. y. Johnston, the engineer
in charge, took today's bid under ad-
visement. 10 is probable he will rec
0mmend 10 fayOrably 30 the War De-
partment PIE recently turned down
the bid Of Ga cents on the Lewes pro-
iect and today received a letter from
the department approving his action.
The st. Jones project calls fOB
dredeing a channel six feet deep and
80 feet wide outside the mouth Of
the river. and 40 feet wide inside the
mouth and up 90 Barker's Landing.
The total Length o the channel Is ap-
proXimately seven miles.
The Delaware Dredging Company Is
a Philadelphia concern with plant
/ In Wilmington located along The
BrandyNVne at Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
VARIETY SHOWER.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter G.. Ray. 1920
North Claymont street. gave a recep-
ton and variety shower last evening,
in honor OF their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e.. Ray,
Jr.. who were married recently.
Those present were the Misses
Katherine Holiday. Leroy Ray Mabel
Hall. Katherine sutton Ida Powell,
Katherine McClory. Nina prussiford,
Francis White, John Robinson. Frank
Wright. William Cole, Charles
Downing. Joseph Flanagan, Paul H..
Butler. William Hall. Hershell Hall,
Harold s. Woods. Charles Jaife. John
Rneling. William Herbert. Ernest
Robinson. T. B. Sutton, Harry Brom-
an. Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
Ter Ray. Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ray,
Jr.. Mrs James Lynch and son, Mrs.
Harry Pierce and SOM Mrs Annie
Hainfs. Of Chester: Mrs. Keefe. Mrs
George sharp. OF Chester; Mrs. Ern-
est Wright. OF Chester.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
BRITISH STRIKE THREAT
TO CURB AID TO POLAND

ence hootcd France, cheered the
Bolslvlkl and discussed the sendins
OF message or congratulati0n 10 the
Russians on the peace terms they
have rendered Poland, which the
delegates understood guaranteed po-
lands independence.
Meanwhile. Premier Lloyd George
was said 10 be conducting quiet ne
negotiations with Premier Millcrand
In an effort TO set France and Brit
ain together again on united Russian
policy
VI Kamcneff. Bolshevik agent here,
Is understood 10 have sent a messag
to Moscow advising that drastic
terms be not presented TO Poland at
present.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
nv WFnB MIILFR.

UNITED Press stan Correspondent
LONDON, Aug. ii.-Labor's council
OF action" remained IN session here
today 10 dictate 10 the government
In us dealings with Russia.
Meeting at a hail within short dis
tance OF the houses OF Parliament,
the lahorlies appeared 10 be IN a po-
sltlon 10 veto any action the Com
mons may take. and To force the gov
ernment 10 mould It's Russian policy
as tho workers desire. on throlt OF
paralyzlng the nation by a general
strike n lt should be aggressive.
During the meeting OF the Labor
Congress, at which fun powers were
delegated 10 the council OF action,
30 declare a general strike, the audi
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
CLOTHING PRICES
UP Is PER CENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. a. United
Press Clothing prices increased
- per cent. in principal cities be
tween December and June. a Labor
Department investigation just COM
plcted showed today In some cities
the increase was more than p per
cent. despite sensational price slash
ings in wash goods. by merchants
throughout the United States this
spring Raw wool and cotton prices
went down while finished clothing
prices were going up, according TO re-
ports 10 the Agriculture Department
some grades OF wool now are sell
in- at pre-war prices" said Miller, an
expert OF the Bureau OF Markets to-
day.
Tailors and dealers in ready-tO-wear
clothing now are warning customers
prices probably will be high this fall.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
FLEVFNTH WARD DELEGATES.

Democrats Of the Eleventh ward
elected Francis p Manion as delegate
and John j McGoVern as alternate, 10
the Democratic state Convention at a
meeting In the Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Legion last night
Mr.. Manion addressed the meeting,
pledging himself 10 vote for a ticket
10 get a new constitution for the
state Of Delaware. which would give
Wilmington representation in all
things. he was placed In nomination
bl William Buckley, national labor
leader.
J. Edward McNabb was endorsed by
the meeting for State Senator The
meeting also endorsed Daniel Conner
FOR Representative from the Fifth
district.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
NH YOUR FNTRES BOYS

II G Ray, physical director Of the
Community Service. announced today
that the entry blanks for the Della
ware championship field meet. 10 be
held September 6, are coming In very
RAPIDLY Before flnal arrangements
for the meet ran be made an entry
blanks must be In, and Mr.. Ray
would appreciate u n the athletes
would get them IN by next week
Application for blanks should be made
al the Community Service,
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
nIc AnNn AIEElIIn-

Christ Karckias. who was arrested
al Eighth and Shipley streets. on
Thursday niVhi, while acting strange
lv and who was ordered held by
Judge Daniel %. Hastings yesterday,
until his mental condition could be
inquired into, was committed 20 the
state Insane Hospital today.
The mans mind. is thought, b have
been affected by the heat.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
HEARING on WATER FREIGHT

NUTlCO OF \ l0lTInE on VTuT UsOU IN
creases in Walc- freight rates along
today by the Chamber Of Commerce.
The advances average 40 per cent.
Protests have been lodged by navi-
CATION companies and the subject will
be aired at 10 O'Clock next Wednes-
day morning in Washington before
Il. r. Mangham, an examiner for the
United States Shipping Board
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
CLAYMONT COMMUNITY LEAGUE

At a meeting of the ClaymOnt Com
munity League. hid last night at the
Green Lantern, plans for the estab-
lishment Of a second-class postofilce
at Claymont were made. The post
oflice committee will report an plans
submitted 10 the league at a special
meeting 10 be held on August q.
The resignation Of Miss Mary Mul-
lin as secretary was declined. Pre-
ceding the business meeting a mo-
tion picture entertainment was given
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
MARTIN +. SMITH
OUT FOR LEVY COURT

Marlin 2 Smllh, well known att0r-
ney. today announced his candidacy
for the Levy Court. on the Demo-
cratic ticket. from the Fifth Levy
Court district. which comprises White
Clay Greek, New Castle and Red Lion
hundreds.
Mr. Smith was a memb sr Of the
Levy Court four years ago and has
many friends not only I'm his district
but throughout this city and county,.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
n,-,.n,nnr Mill PROsECUTE.

Aitorney-General David J helllnalu.
has sent a letter 10 the Labor Noiers
Partisan League assuring lhat
body that his office VIII co-opf,rate, ~ lil
ceoorrr;,nt nractices act in the coming
eiecti5n and will prosecute all c1ses
,,here violations are shown. This let
ter was sent in response to a letter
received by Mr.. Reinhardt from the
league asking that the act be enforced.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
EMORY RECEIVERS HIS AUTO.

C0nslahle "HlII' Ilnsman I0d1Y To-
Gated near Kirkwuod. Waite" WilkOw-
ski. who Is charged by Joseph Emory
OF the Emory Steamship Company.
with being an ahsc0nding debtor. The
constable seized from WilkOwsH an
automobile which Mr.. Emory claims
ne sold Ia Wilkowski who left for
Pntshurg shortly after making part
payment on the machine.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
SAME OLD STORY,
SINGLE MEN LOSE

The married men OF the Wilmington
Malleablc Iron Works won The third
ana deciding game OF the series with
the married men last night. AZ 10 a
Sparks, star tw.rler for The Bachei-
lors. who turned ihe hump backs
back last Friday nighi. had poor sup,
port and was knocked on the mound.
The Score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

Brickley. OF Chestnut street, severely
lacerated her hand by falling on a
broken bottle. She was attempting 10
get a drink Of water from the town
pump near her home when she slip
ped. -
ing for a trip TO Canada, where
she will visit her brother, VINO, IS
PLAYING baseball in the Canadian
.eaeue Mir Carlin is a resident Of
this city and is a local product OF
the national pastime. He Is an IN
fielder and is said 10 have eXcep-
tonal ability. Several big league
managers have strings out for him.
II was said last evening by one OF
the best qualified baseball fans OF
this city that Mr.. Carlin was the
best innelder ever produced here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon, OF
Wilmington, are being entertained at
the home Of Mr.. CannOn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon. Third
street
Miss Ella Clymer. Third street,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clymer. was married yesterday at
ElktOn. Md. 10 Paul Barbas. OF VIII
monglon A wedding trip 10 Atlantic
City will be enjoyed by the newly
weds and on returning they will take
| UP lUtlI ffelueUce III W MllllluktoU.
Walter Crawford. or Wilmington,
| is the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Harry
| Lyman. Of the Baldton.
Mrs. \. 4. Day and Nephew. Clar-
| ence Donovan, Of Harrington, motored
| 10 this city yesterday and spent last
| evening with Mrs. Lima Stradley at
Sixth and Delaware streets
jefferson Downham. OF Sixth street.
who has been enjoying a weeks vaca-
/ tion. resumed his duties at Reesc's
! barber shop. Second and Delaware
| streets. Yesterday.
Miss Clara NewlOve, 52i Delaware
street. an employe OF the Wilmington
Savings Fund, left this morning for
Ashury Park. where she will stop at
''The Shoreham."
solomon Newlove 81 years old, Of
52i Delaware street who has been
/ confined 10 his bed for several weeks,
/ has improved sufficiently 10 be about
the house.
Miss Amelia Fagan, OF Wilmington,
was the guest OF hsGSetE Mrs.
chandler H. Gebhart, sH Slznr and
Delaware streets. yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
DISNuSS MAN SLAYFR.

As The cOrOner's jury has eXOnerat-
ed the man. a nolle prOsequi was en-
tered In the case Of George Rick
ards, Negro. charged with the muir
der Of Clyde Todd. Negro. by Assist
ant City Solicitor Davis in Municipal
Court this morning. Mr.. Davis stated
that. after an examination OF the
Witnesses, he was Of the opinion that
the Negro killed Todd in self defense.
Rickand shot Todd after the latter had
shot and seriously wounded a Ne
gress and then fired at Richards.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
cYCIE nAcEs AT CnEsTER

Al last twenty Of The sp'ediest
motorcycle riders in the East includ-
ing Wilmington will show az the Fair
Grounds at Chester this afternoon.
when the Delaware County Racing
Association stages its speed program.
The events will be one of three big
motorcycle races In Pennsylvania. One
will be held at Reading and another
at pOtlstOWn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
POLICE GET MR. RROOMs.

Aflcr kc3plng shy or The police
since a warrant was sworn out for
his arrest on a charge N keeping a
gaming table on March 90 Alexander
BrOoms Negro. was arrested by
Officer Blackiston last night. Hearing
OF the case was continued until
Tuesday by Deputy Judge Finger. i'm
Municipal Court this morning. al the
request Of Assistant City solicitor
Davis. He is alleged 10 have main
tanned a gaming table in a pool room
at $40 Walnut street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
trrVSToNF Ms. ST. HEDN1C.

The Keyston seconds VIII pay ~,
HedwiC's teams Monday hlslt AZ .ll'
pro,,,nto,yn grounds. Keystone eN-
ra.,s Al have its best team and no
so,,, vui give the Hedgeviile boys a
mssle St. Hedwigs will pitch jim
nv MallOy.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
PAVFMFNT HIT BILL.

William Patton. pleading guilty 10
charge OF drunkenness. was dis
missed on payment Of costs by
Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
badly swollen and discolored eve.
which when he was arrested, he stat
ed he received by "the pavement hit
ting him."
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
rvAnM MET WEEK.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA llnited
Press Forecast for the period, Au-
gust i6 90 2i. inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic States,
warm and generally fair weather. but
with a probability OF local showers
Wednesday or Thursday.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
ORDFR ACNN on pOPLAS.

Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
Court this morning. restored the or
der Of SO week against Charles
poplas for the support Of his wife.
Mir Poplas told the court that her
husband has threatened 10 either
frame her up or Kill her." II she
should Cei support
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
AID STARTS SOMETHING

Los ANGELES. Augn. i4.-Since the
announcf ment that Ad Wolgast has
recuperated his youth by taking the
goat gland cure, several Of the vanish
ing are booking around
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
Mrs. HEARN PLUNGEs DOWNSTAIRS

Mrs. Cora +. Hcarn, aged 81 years.
of East Fourteenth strel, fell down
the cellar stairway at her home This
morning. and broke her left leg below
the knee. She was removed 90 the
Homeopathic Hospital in the police
ambulance
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
CHILD LEAVES HOSPITAL

Helen Cofiln. the two-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Chester Conln. 7ii
Tatnall street, who was shot in the
left eve while she and her parents
were visiting at Seaford on Tuesday
evening. has improved and was dis
charged by the Physicians and Sur
reons Hospital this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
AGAINST SERIES.

ST. PAUL. Aug IA post-sea.sson
series Is not likely 10 be played ms
fall for the Glass "A championship;
The lnternationals aren't in favor OF
il. according to American Association
nflclals.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TAKE JUICY CUT.

COLUMBUS. Aug. 1.-THE Couni-
bus Boxing Commission has turned
over $1,000 10 the city's recreation
fund. which represents the commits
sions' share Of per cent Of recent
boxing shows
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
In Peru pineapples gr

In Peru pineapples grow b the
weight Of 20 pounds.
GA-rH5N are Dclng used srcceSe-day ?
0 bring out erased parts or ancient
palimpsest writings.
4 mosquito has p teeth which
may be seen through a microscops
Eating contests are common amOns
the villages OF Alaska.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
GIRL HIS ACCUsER

Ralph Zieber. aged Is years. was
arrested this morning by Detectives
Riley and kempski. on a charge pre-
ferrsd by ~ rsrcnts ~ a 5-year-old
eiri. HsipR was ssnt N the Deten-
ton Hous. sit WashinSlon street
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
..,,,.e,,- ur~IoRS WANT GAMES.

q Uadyyir's Nidgets WOuId Ilke Iu
49, from anv A 10 a years Of age
heeohsii team i'm the city. send chal-
hs,yS ienges io Anthony Smith, 42i South
Nan Buren street. city.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
IORD OIrT ron Notwithstanding.

William Lord Of Chrisilana hum
deed. has announced his candidacy for
Representative from the seventh Rep
resentatiye district.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TRoIIFYMEN's UNION MEETING.

Al the meeflnE OF IIOItNIUtn ;
Trnion. No. si2, on Tuesday evening a
snecial committee of the Central
Labor Union will be present.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
PERSONAL

Miss Esther Henry, stenographer al
the postofilce. Is spending her vaca-
tion In New York State.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
dupont I8 Yards Championship

n competition for eight VII b.
for prior Trarsoons tournament I'M
be v
August 20 the Grand American hn
30 Here lhe statistics Of mis- event. -
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

The Want Ads will help those wish
Ing 10 purchase o. sell homes. farms
ar raai oaiata-
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
BURY n. +. LANNON TODAY

The Rev Father DOugnerly, assist
ant priest at 81 Pauls r.. G. church.
had charge OF the funeral services OF
Hewson r. Lannon. Jr., in St Pauls
church this morning. Solemn re-
quiem mass was said The church
was nned with friends Of the de-
ceased.
Floral tributes were numerous.
Mr.. Lannan. who was AZ years old,
died suddenly from heart disease In
The Morning News Office on Wednes-
dav night. lie was prominent in DEM
ocraiic party circles and had host
Of friends.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

kiwanls Club ..-.......i o. 5O0-6
Auto Dealers ..........i 1 200 is
summary. TwO-basc hits Stein.
LOTUS Bowman strike outs. hv Rof-
ers, 3; by Jewell, 7; bases on balls. on
hogers, 3; on Jewell. 4 double plays.
Jewell TO slope 20 Bowerman. i'i
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

No verincation Of the reported pur-
chase could be obtained at the COM
pany's Offices today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
nIPnNTs RUY IN IERsEY.

MILLNILLEl \. j.. Aug. iIl-Agenis
OF the duPonts, IL Is reported, have
acquired the Pyle place. four. miles
east Of this city, from the Anilers
Hunting Club, for a manufacturing
site.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

The handspring Of watch is two
feet long.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

hight, La oalle county to-
day felt comfortable
over the mighty part it
played in returning overwhelmingly
large naiorities given in yesterdays
election for every republican candi.
date from president down to coroner.
Presidentelect Harding, his team
mates, William b. Mckinley and Len
Small, together with the entire repub-
iican state ticket were given plurai.
ties approaching dangerously near the
10000 mark. Lieut. Harry Kelly.
against whom all sorts OF malicious
propaganda was launched in an at
tempt to elect his democratic oppon-
eat. carried the county by 4,057 on the
face of the latest returns available
this afternoon.
At 200 o'clock. the time OF this
writing, here were only four whole,
and six one-half precincts. unre-
ported in the states attorney fight.
With only those few unavailable for
the table Kelly was gwen total Of
16 S91 over George 5. Wiley's l2,S4O,
or Il majority Of 4,057. The men gave
Kelly 1865 and Wiley S,l03, d majori-
ty of 1866 for Kelly Ihe women
gave Kelly 1929 and Wiley 4,437 or
a majority Of 2,192 for the republican
nominee.
Today political dopesters are scOur-
ing the county for The more than
an
attorney but religiously kept away
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
0TTAWANS WATCH
ELECTION RETURNS
IN NOVEMBER WINDS
CROWDS SILVER AS THEY
GATHER AT FREE TRADER
JOURNAL OFFICE TO READ
BULLETINS OF RETURNs-WELL
PLEASED WITH RESULTS.

Ottawa ueoulp heard tnn nlncffon
ro,,,,.,,. l,., .ioh, .ni,.,.,.,,,,, .., 49,
','''''' >''' '''','''''' '''''
Na Ihal'h'ed ny Inc Lat HaiIe county
vote, the crowd that watched the re-
turns as they we're flashed upon the
,yindnu., of rho Froo Trader. ro,,rr.,1
.,,.,,.a ,,.,l ,,,,....i ..i,, a.. ,a..,.,. 80
po'h state ana uaI"ha' e'ec'4oAN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Code Of Politics.

The code of politics is very simple
and may he expressed in two sem
tences. The man who expects to re-
main factor in politics must he loyh!
to his friends. once he has given hls
word he must keep It regardless.
These are the articles Of faith, ana
they have been the supcrs'I1lciure
OF every political dynasty, great or
small. l.--Jny +. House N the Saturday
Evening Post.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

from the presidential column The
freak as revealed in the Harding Cox,
kelly-Wiley returns show dis
crepancy OF more than 5000 votes
for the latter combination. With Ia
precincts missing a grand toral OF
-, $50 voted for presidential electors,
While 29,1&7 who did not participate
in the presidential contest cast bal
lots in the states altorneyship race.
The unusual feature OF Eelly's run
ming along side the head OF his ticket
in most OF all instances and then
carrying the county 1900 less than
Harding, has caused endless specu-
latiOn in the ranks OF both major
parties as 10 just what caused that
freak" result The reported ex-
pendi,ure of large sums for Wiley,
and the very apparent doube-crossing
OF republican healers, is said by those
in on the know" to De potent
factor in that one outstanding yagary
OF yesterdays election.
Ottawa Carried by Wiley.
Ottawa, the returns from all six
precincts show, was carried by Mr..
Wiley who was given Laos mems
and 9b2 Womon's votes 70 kelly'S
,0S3 men and 499 women Wiley
carried the men by a majority OF
223 and lost the women to his oppon-
ent by 37 giving him a net majority
in the city OF 2S6 Wiley lost South
Ottawa by four votes. The count
there was POI men, 2U2 women;
Wiley 3l4 men; 245 women. The grand
total was Kelly 563 and Wiley 559.
Other Big Cities for Kelly.
Mendoza. Streator and La Sale all
Joined the Kelly boosters Mendoza
giving the republican candidate 1868
tSt9 men and IA women} over Wiey's
l426 GlSi men and 242 womenl.
la Sale claimed as Wiley strong
hold failed to deliver as the dopesters
would have had il the day before elec-
Iion. 1t gave, Kelly 1877 men and
1901 women AS against Wi'ey's l4Oi
men or a majority of 59l for the re-
publican candidate.
StreatOr, banked upon as a Wiley
certainty too failed to deliver. Bruce
recorded 1868 men for Kelly and l4S3
women Wiley got only llT3 men and
T0l women 3o2l was given Kelly AZ
combined total 10 Wiley's 1874, or
majority of ll41 for Kelly
Peru alone ran true 10 form in pre-
Continued on Page 6, Col ~ II
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Bower. Birds Wooinu

A cynical method of enticing hesi-
tAting partner into the bonds Of matri-
mony is furnished by the bower-bird,
which builds a structure Of sticks
formed into a Kind Of passage or ave-
nue. and beautifully ornamented with
feathers ana shells. ON its compi-
tion the would be bridegroom brings
the bird OF his choice to inspect his
tine establishment ana entices heT to
share It.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
RA!
Cox Congratu ates Harding.

Cox Congratu ates Harding.
Dayton, Ohio, Nov. Ex-Governor
Cox, the defeated pres dentiai
candidate, today wired his con-
qratuIations to Senator Hard ing.
the Pres ident-elect. The message
said:
''ln the spirit Of America. ac-
cept the decision Of the majority.
tender as the defeated candidate
my congratulations ard pledge
as a citizen my support to the e.-
ecGtive authority in whatever
emergency might arise
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Judges Work All Night.

The first precinct in the county to
finish counting its votes was Freedom
which sent complete return to The
county clerks office about $50 last
night Numerous precincts worked
during the night and were stiil count
ing today In South Ottawa the
Judges did not finish their counting
untn $50 this morning. The sixth
precinct in West Ottawa finished its
work few minutes later In Peru
1t was the middle of the morning be-
fore the judges completed their rec
ords.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Wilson UnNerturhecl d.

wv 'oEIi Cfbc' tN' CCh'
Washington, Nov. 3.-The Re-
publican landslide in the solemn
referendum on the league OF na-
tions has had no apparent effect
on the Presidents health. Or.
Graysor. his phyric'an. said to-
day, after a visit TO the President
at noon. Or Grayson said he found
Mr. Wilson unaffected by the re-
suit. re added that the presi-
dert had spent good night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Champ Clark Beaten.

ST. Louis, Nov. 3.--24o3 pre-
cincts out Of 1910 in Missouri
give Harding 4o3O89: Cox 32s.-
9lo For Senator, Spencer. Re-
D bican 387,272; Long, democrat
327 ed7
With returns from rajorlty Of
Of the precincts in the strong
holds Of both parties in the ninth
district. Champ Clark, former
speaker and member Of the
House since 1897. was nearly
0C0 votes behind his republican
opponent. ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
I,rIirn 0hin , cad o5O 600.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 3.-Returns
from 524S precincts out Of 7f45 in
the state give Harding 810,746.
Cox $4,000
Returns from 1875 precincts for
senator give former Governor
Willis, Republican, 537, ,164: Jul
ian. 1896.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
COUNTY OF LASALLE
CARRIED $4,000 BY
LEADERS OF TICKET
fBy the Associated F'ress,)

With only fourteen precincts missing the
head of the ticket, and but four whole and six one
half precincts lacking in the states attorneyship
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
RETURNS ON THE STATE
TICKET AT 2P. M.
TODAY

Returns of the county with four
missing: