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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
NOW The REAL FUN
WILL SOON BEGIN

San Francisco, Nov. 3 - Zes:
was added to the election issues Il
California with the publication
here Tuesday of statements b,
Senator Hiram w. Johnson, "irre
concilable" opponent of the Lea
CUE of Nations, and Herbert
Hoover, proponent Of the League
idea.
The statements presented di-
rectly the opposing views of SEN
ator Johnson and Mr.. Hoover as
to the attitude of Senator Hard
ing and Samuel NJ. Shortridge, re-
publican candidate for Senator
from California, toward the Lea
que of Nations.
Publication OF statement issu-
ed Sunday by Mr.. Hoover indors-
ing the candidacy of Senator
Harding and Mr.. Shortridge led
to the charge published yesterday
that Shortridge and Mr.. Hoover
had agreed to abandon the ''irre-
concilables" on the League of Ma
tions issue.
In statement issued Monday
night, Senator Johnson declared
Senator Harding SAYS ne has
turned his back upon the League"
and favors neither reservations
nor interpretations, but rejection
of it,"
"Mr. Hoover" continued the
statement. says Mr.. Harding is
going into the League. l believe
Mr.. Harding"
Continuing. the Johnson state
ment declared the charges that
there was an understanding be-
tween Mr.. Hoover and Mr.. Short
ridge as to the attitude of the lat
ter toward the League had been
denied by Mr.. Shortridge. 'T
believe Mr.. Shortridge," the
statement added.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
HARDING FEELS HIS
Deep RESPONSIBLE
CHy Associatcd Pres ,

Marion. Ohio, Nov s. Scrator
Harding heard the news OF his
election without enthusiasm. He
issued statement saying that he
felt more like praying for guild
ance at such a time than for any
celebration. Tik and his wife will
leave. almost al once for paca-
ton at Brownsville, Texas, after
which they will go to New Or
leans and take ship for an ocean
voyage to the Panama Canal for
Il vacation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
MADISON REPUBLICAN

Notwithstanding the fact that
the city of Richmond rolled up a
splendid Democratic majority OF
187, old Madison outside the city
roli-j up 4 sufficiently Strong Re-
publican vote to overcome this,
and the county as whole went
Republican about $50. Bearwal-
low precinct is still out as this is
sue goes TO press, but the unoffi-
cial vote without it is shown in
another column
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
Gov. Cox had safely the follow

Returns today indicated that
unless some sudden change ap-
peared, the republican prediction
held good that Cox would not car
ry a Western, Northern or East
ern state. The republican land
slide left democrats nothing but
the traditionally solid south"
That the republicans will have
Senatorial majority of 8 to 10
in the next Senate is confidently
predicted by republican managers.
A net gain of 20 votes in the
House is shown with returns from
only II states.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
DIR. WANDER MEULEN COMING FOR BIG
UNION MEETING

Rev. Dr. John Wander Meulen, President of the Pres
byteran Theological Seminary In Louisville, and one
Of the leading preachers the state will deliver series
of addresses In Richmond this week.
The Christian, Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian
will unite Union Services beginning on next Wednes-
day night and running throug ghout the week
DR.. Wander Meulen will speak
Wednesday Night in the Episcopal Church
Thursday Night in the Baptist Church
Friday Night in the Christian Church
Saturday Ms ght In the Methodist Church
Sunday Night in the Christian Church
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
Senator Harding Wins
BeCkhaEnn Beats Ernst
Gilbert Defeats Swol
The LAST DISPATCH
tBy Associated Press

Louisville, Nov. 3. $50 p. M
Gov. Cox and Senator Beckham
continued to hold their de1nocra-
tic leads from returns today.
From 2,8l0 precincts out OF 3,226
in the state these returns gave
Harding 385,857; Cox, 418,O78 f;
for Senator. Ernst republican,
3zO,9z2; Beckham, 399815; 139
precincts i'll the state gave for
president, Debs, socialist, 544
Watkins, profibitionist, 13S.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
COX HEARS news

Dayton, Ohio. Nov. 3.5Gov-
ernor Cox heard the returns at the
Office of his paper. the Dayton
News, here. The News carried an
extra conceding Harding's cleo
ton. Governor Cox said he would
make no statement tonight, and
that whatever his paper says is
purely iinpersonal. He was visit
ed by reporters and was found
smoking a cigar and smiling at
all.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
DEMPSEY TO BOX WILLARD

Montreal, Nov. SACK Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight champion, an
nounced here today that he had sign
ed to fight fifteen round bout with
Jess Willard, former worlds cham
pion, to take place next March IT.
The location of the fight he said, had
not been decided.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03

If you want good coffee re-
member that you want lockwood
never go wrong if you
stick with lockwood. D. B. Nc
Kinney and Company. Zoo
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03

ALI Taylor, a republican brother Of
the late famous Bob Taylor, appears
to have been elected governor of Ten
nessee over Governor Roberts, demo-
crat, who's taxation laws made many
bolt him. Tennessee is also very close
in the presidential race.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
GILBERT'S VICTORY

Unofficial figures show that
Judge Ralph Gilbert has rolled up
ian old-timc Democratic ma Jority
in the district. The majoritics III
the | counties Of the 9Th district
arc unofiicialIy as follows:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
Wilson Not Effected
(By Associated PreSS)

TBy NssOcIa1ed TfeS5J
Washington, Nov. 3-The re-
publican landslide in the. Solemn
referendum on the League of
Nations, will have no effect on the
President, was the comment on
the election.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03

Democrats all over the 9th dis
trict are greatly pleased at the
magnificent victory won by Judge
Gilbert. for Congressman SWopc
and his friends were confident of
victory and lett no stone unturncd
to win.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
G. & O. President Dead

Richmond, Va, Nov. 3-George
w. Stevens, president of the c. &
0. railway, dropped dead today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
Weather For Kentucky

Fair tonight and probably
Thursday; warmer Thursday and
III west portion tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03

NICE furnished room for rent: good
location. 407 West Main street. phone
GIL. 266 p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03
WAVE
MOUNTING HIGHER
CBy Associated Prsss)

New York. Nov. 3-Onc OF the
most sweeping republican victor
les in the party's history today
stood recorded for Senator War
rem Ganaiel Harding for prcsi-
dent, and for republican Con
grcss.
Defeat for the presidency and
Congress was conceded carly BY
Democratic national leaders.
The tremendous and unparallcl-
Cd republican pluralitics continu-
ed mounting today. In the alb
sencc Of final figures. Harding is
assured $50 votes i'll the electoral
college as against l27 for Cox,
With Is doubtful This prcsagcd
"a larger plurality of electoral
votes for Harding than any since
1888, except the vote of 435 for
Wilson in 1912, during the rcpub-
lican split.
Incomplete returns but decisive
pluralitics, indicated certainty OF
the following states for Harding
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-03

jority in the Democratic districts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
ZIG CROWD WITNESS
LITTLE LOST gIsTE a.

Last night the Ed. c. Mutt Comedy
Players presented w. c. HERNIA Il =
masterpiece, Little Lost Sister" "a
one Of the largest crowds OF the
season, and the play met tho approx
al Of all Is Is a white slave play.
OF tho higher class, and Is good
moral lesson. AM very entertaining.
The entire acting strength OF the
company II required TO produce IL and
tho various members 90 the cast
handled their respective roles in 4
very pleasing manner. Little Iost
Sitter" IL q play every member Of the
family should see and Is one that vii
net soon be forgotten. The vsude-
WHO between acts Is new and enter
tanning. Little Lost Sister" continues
for the last half OF this week with a
acial matinee Saturday 81 two-thlr-
. p. m Seats are selling for all per-
formances at the news stand in the
lobby 81 the Brent Bldg. 10 a. IN TO
.. m. daily. Mr.. Mutt announced
w. II. Patton's big success. ''The Slow
Poke" for the first three days OF
next week. with "Poilyanna' 90 follow
adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
DO YOU KNOW
WHAT Is
THE MATTER
When You Feel Out of Sorts and
See Things with a Dull Eye
LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD
Pale Compilations. Languid Feel
ings, Lowered Vitality. Need
More Red Blood. Take Pep.
to-Mangan.

So mauy people spend week aftes
week feeling Down and out Thsy
never step to think that somethinR
themselves BY saying. "Oh. I'm not
sick. Ill De all right tomorrow
An tomorrow comes again anc
again. SfIl they fee depressed anf
lRnguid. scarcely ahia 70 Ecf around
u vou don't feel like lrself SPOT
are rot yourself. ~ you are veal ane
pale. your blood needs strengthening
You should know haout pepto Man
gan, that famous blood tonic. Phys.
clans recommend &c ard preacFIbe if
because Tt contains just the inGredi.
enfs needed 20 make rcd blood. II re.
n@tEa your energy. pats you where
YOU ought 20 be. Begin with II today
Get the tablets Il they viii be more
convenient 70 take than the liquid
Both have tire Same medicinal proper
ties. But be sure you set the genuine
Pepfo- Iangan. Ask fer "ttuGss| and
be sure thar the fan name. GUIDES
Pspto- Mangan." IL on the p~ckage-
Advertisements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
Merchants Take initial Game From
the FASTENERS On tire Psstins
Bowling Alleys.

Tho Merchants took the Pastime
hovlers 20 "a cleaning last night on
first game ~ the bowling season.
The r. 4 ~ and Naval Air station
men form TIE other two teams ~ the
four teamed league ard each week
two gnmes will be bowled throughout
the remainder - the season The
arrangement - the league viii be un-
der the direction 81 Ned Foufas
The Merchants last night were rep
resented ~ Harry Lurton. Ninough-
Nv. Griffin and Little. The captain
~ the Merchants ~ Arthur Jones The
poHtlme il captained by John ZenEel
and Ryan. Patterson. BaEEett and
AshbroOk make up the other mem
beers % the team.
Tuesday tho Naval Air Station team
viii meet the /. a y. boys. The sea
son has been divided into two sec
lions. the first ono 90 end January I
and the other half az the season viii
begin upon the conclusion ~ the first
section The last section VIII run for
two months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
EXCUSES FISHERMEN
SAVE regulations
Rod and Reel Men Must Deliver Goods
In Order 10 Satisfy Contest
Judges.

The month of November has been a
hard and busy month for the rod and
reel fishermen.
First IL was national election. then
preparations fer the holiday season.
and now the winds are 80 cold. az least
that seems 90 be the general line OF
excuses that are being Issued by many
who claimed 30 b. real fishermen I'M
Ga tie Wilson Arms and Cycle COM
pany and the Sportsman supply COM
pany offered prizes for the largest or
heaviest FISH being caught during the
month Of November.
Many flsh stories were told during
the summer aonths Of the big catches
sat were made from time 90 time and
90 certain OF pensaco,as honest citi-
zens had never seen such flsh as were
reported caught prizes y ere offered a.
an induoemeat 90 bring the Ash ashore
that others might gaze upon the Won
ders Of the deep and salty sea
The Wilson company Offers a prize
OF $50 in merchandise for the one
catching the heaviest fish during the
month Of November. while using a
rod and reel with artificial bait A ~.
Payne a. present is leading. having
brought In skate flsh weighing 23A
pounds.
The Sportsman store Is Offering a
prize Of 81 In merchandise for the
largest and heaviest salt water speck-
Ted trout. being caught using tie rod
ana reel and artificial bait " A
Shields holds % FIRST honors. delivering
trout weighing Eve pounds two and a
half ounces.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
BOYS CONFERENCE
TO OPEN TODAY
Leaders ~ v. A. c. a. Groups Leave
Tsis Morning Cor peFuniak.

For several years the \. II. c. A.
has been conducting conferences for
older boys ut different points through
out the state. The conferences This
year are being held at Miami. 0cala.
and DeFuntak Springs. These con-
ferences are 50 arranged as 20 geo.
graphical locations that boys from any
section Of tbs state can reach the
conference place without a great deal
OF expensa The conference e. which
boys from Pensacola viii go Is being
held ct peFunials Springs on Friday.
Saturday and Sunday OF this week A
number Of Older high school boys.
under the leadership 81 Boys secre-
tary BRYAN of the Y. NJ. q A. md
Prof. j. III. Workman. principal Of
this Pensacola Trigh School. win attend
this conference. The folio Eing boys
left On the moSaing train for the con-
gereace: Jesse Edwards. who Il
president OF ths Senior class or High
School. Frank Nee skill. John T..
Bell Geo. -. Vfilar, Stanley Wolfe.
Jno Rogers. Cecil Rogers. Robert
Mcclure, Edwin Holsberry. Dudley
Gum. Carl Taylor. and Rex Wilson.
Special entertainment viii be PRO-
vided for the boys az DeF'uniak and
the conference will be held in the
Palmer College building. Men of
broad experience and reputation viii
form the speakers list for tbs confer
ence. Among those viii be- Mr. q. +.
Maple Of Jacksonville. state secretary
Florida state \ NJ q. A.: Geo. u.
White. student secretary y. NJ. q. A
University ~ Florida. Or. J. l.. Kes-
Ter. Southern Y. NJ. G. A.. College.
Nashville: o. r. MagilL Y. NJ. 9. A.
kirin. Afanch1ria. China. Dr. ID. C.
Campbell, State Board OF Health.
Alexander Lynn, secretary. Florida
sunday School Association: Blake w
Godfrey, Mississippi state Y. 81. c.
A.; WIN ~ McCanless. Florida state
\. NJ. G.. A.. G. q. LOOMS. Atlanta,
international Committee. \. NJ. G.. A
Tho boys while al DeFuniak will b.
the guests OF the citizens OF DeE0niak
and many interesting and entertain
ing features viii be put ON while az
the conference. One OF the main
features viii be the conference ban
quet 20 be served on Saturday night
The purpose OF this conference Is 20
bring together from all parts OF the
section II West Florida boys repre-
ing practically every phase Of life
% the older boy. ara discussions IN
life problems viii add 20 the program.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
LABORATORY CLINIC
TO BE 0UTFITTED
Wasaerulan Tests 20 Sc CcuapIssed
BY Or. Brink instead Of sent
Jacksonville.

The Pensacola laboratory clinic viii
be fitted up with new and complete
equipment in furtheranee OF the work
Of tho state health officials here II
was announced yesterday. The new
the Wasserlaan blood test may be
nlade and complete At this lahara-
tory instead ~ tending tire specimens
- Jacksonville az n the past
This action was Authorized following
the receipt OF a legal opinion that
defendants under charges had tha
right 70 demand the presence or wit
nesses during examinsti ton in the
court room. As several defendan u
are IN the county jail. charged with
having contagious disease the state
board OF health officials now have
80 make the trip here from Jack
sonvtlle TO be present AZ the trial
With the local laboratory fitted up
for taking blood tests under direction
os DR. Brink when the case come be-
fore the court Dr. Brink viii ba one
OF the witnesses for the prosecution
instead OF waiting for the arrival OF
officials from the Jacksonville office.
DIR Brink win haze charge or the
tests from all West Florida and these
tests win be completed in this lab
oratory. Tho clinic which has been
in operation at the city hall has been
TO the cid truck house Just In
rear Of the city building and all pa
tlents win be treated there in the ia.
ture instead Of in the city hall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
FUTURES
FALL STEADILY
Weak Liverpool ard Trade Demand
Causes Lee Records

New York. Nov IS Reports Of In
creased southern spot offerings COM
bined with the continued depression
81 general trade and talk 81 Increased
domestic mill curtai!mcnt were con-
sidored the chief factors on = further
decline in the cotton market today,
All delivery made new low records for
the season with January selling down
90 1885. and closing At 1915. Tbs
general market closed STEADY. but from
as 60 So points net lower.
December opened steady at a de-
cline II 8 % "a points Ia response "a
weak Liverpool cables. rumors Of bear
iah private ginning returns and pros
poets FOR better weather IN the sonth.
After showing net losses Of some go
20 30 points prices rallied on cover
ms and trade buying. but soon weak =
ened again under spot house selling
accompanied By numerous reports og
Increased southern SPOT offerings az
81 easier hnsia. There WAS enough
further covering 20 cause slight rail-
lies from tlma 20 time during the day.
but the market was generally nervous
and unsettled with the decline ex-
tendin 90 i7ot for December and
t6.26 49, March IN tho late trading.
This made net declines ~ 81 10 "a
points or the general list ana lat
prices were within a few points oftthe
ioWcgt II VAS fortnightiy settlement
day IN Liverpool and private cables
attributed the decline there 20 con-
tinental liquidation and hedge SELL
inG Unfavurahio conditions In the
export and import trade were en-
phasizod IN Wall street while the aft
ernoon break wac promoted by the
renewed weakness OF foreign exchange
after early rallies, PrivIe ginning
returns were said % show $50 bales
Einned 20 November 1. The prospec-
tive Openink ~ cotton trade relations
between Great Britain and Russia was
upon 49, a favorable feat
IRE but failed % inspire buying IN
he face % bearish spot advices TX
ports as,siT. making i.40f ISL. - Far
Ibis season. Pert receipts g7lx9 a.
=. port stocks l.33i 5s6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN BOWLIl
MEETS PALMER SOON 0PENEI
Football Team and Loyal Rsotsrs-
Journey % Def uniak Springs
To Tackle Palmer College.

The Pensacola eleven viii leave
SATURDAY morning Tor UeFuniak
wurinKs. whore tacy Niii meet tho
Iairner college squad On the after
nnwn
boys Ia several ~ the shifts that wer
usea last Saturday ~ the Princeton
team in defeatinw the famous Yale
aggregation. The new plays aided 90
the great speed ~ the =. ~ s oval
carriers viii make them hard tea .
e. hnnt
mrgo Number ~ the student body
viii ae 1mpany the grid iron warriors
a. ght Springs ard an are confident
ug victory The team and their loyal
rao,ers" viii leave ora the Sis l.. 4
~ train.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
new HIGHWAY
PLANS DISCUSSED
Baldwin County Delegation Visits Pen.
sacola 90 Consider Construction
Of New Road.

Members OF the Pensacola Chamber
Of Commerce. members Of the board Of
county commissioners. engineers and
other prominent citizens yesterday af-
ternoon received a delegation from
Foley. ala.
Mayor Sanders, earlier In the week
had received q letter from Or. Sibley
Holmes % FOLEY. asking that q special
meeting be called for the purpose OF
discussing the hnlldlng az a road from
Foley 20 the Lillian Bridge and from
ne Lillian Bridge 20 Pensacola.
Dr. Holmes was unable 90 attend the
meeting as Important business az the
last moment detained him In Foley. his
views on the matter being explained
by several other members OF the Bald
win county delegation.
The cit.zens Of Baldwin county have
held several meetings on the subject
u seeking the aid Of Esoan-bia county
n connecting the two counties. which
they realize woula be OF great help
% them as well rs aiding the retail
merchants OF Pensacola IN the increase
Of consider able business.
Ben Clutter explained the advisable
ity Of calling On the government for
aid In the construction OF the road a.
far a. EscambiA county was concerned.
a. Baldwin county a number Of years
ago had been favored by an act Of
congress IN the appropriation % s56.-
600 for the building Of a road from
Port Morgan through the government
reservation by ths Nay 81 Foley TO the
Lillian Bridge.
Tho Clutter advice met with favor by
all present and after putting Il In the
form o. a motion Mayor Sanders ap-
pointed q special committee Of three %
confer with senator Fletcher and Con-
gresham John Henry Sm.thwiek. re-
Earding the matter Mayor Sanders
appointed the following committee:
Ben 3. Clutter. chairman: Sol Levy
and George Emmanuel. A committee %
three will also be appointed from
Baldwin county 20 cooperate with the
newly appointed committee.
For some time IL has been the In
tentlon Of the hoard OF county commits
sioners 90 build a sand and clav road
to Lillian Bridge and as there still re-
mains enough money in the original
budget should the war department or
congress fail 20 lend aid In the con-
structipn % a concrete road the pres
ent plans Of the board Will be fulfilled,
work commencing az an early date
Tbs plans Of the Baldwin county ~
nciaI are 20 con Get Fort Morgan with
Fort Barrancass II the necessary assls-
lance can be received from Escambla
county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEEKS AID OF ALL
Fourth Red Cross Roll Cali Awaits
the Names Of All Red eiooded
Americans.
The American Red Cross.
Ia your Ped Cross.


IL your Red Cross.
VIII YOU help 70 make this q health
Ter and happier country by answering
the fourta Red Crnsa roll call.
n n n call that we are ali glad
to hear. one that recalls Go our minds
tho Greatest Mother In the World"
one that means national and inter
national relief both in the time q war
o. peace.
In order 20 avert suffering this new
health service has been added 90 the
already wonderful workings OF the
american Red Cross and IL is the plan
OF the new department 20 keep peo-
pla well ra her than TO cure the sick.
thus minimizing tho spread Of disease
and preventing the $50 900 unneces-
sary Deaths which occur annually
from preventable diseases.
The annual RED Cross campaign
opened on November II and will con-
tinue until November IS. but mem
berahips may be taken out at any
time during tho year as the great re-
lief work extended by this worthy or
- a costly one and much
help Is needed.
The headquarters OF the Pensacola
chapter arc now located az Palafox
and Gregory streets, where an attend
ant viii giady accept your member-
ship. Join your Red Cross today.