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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
MILLIONAIRE MARR|ES
MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL
James c. Brady Weds Adjudged
as the Prettiest Woman IN
the World.

London. Nov 4-The most benuti
full woman in the world is on her honey
moon with muti-mllionalrc who IS
described rs n Greek god,
Miss Helen McMahon, proclaimed by
con petont Judges natures fnirest handi-
wor k is the bride of James Cox Brady.
son Of Anthony n BRADY, Mystery of
Wall street" who died possessed Of
S35 900, 600
Somewhere IN England Brady and
his bride are spending the first weeks Of
their marriage They were we'd Mt West
Minister Cathedral This is Brady third
marriage. he having been married twice
before
Anthony Brady was born in Lille,
Belgium, and omigratcd to the United
States with his father At one time An
thony Brady was bartender IN New York
Step by step he rose and has first plunge
in finance WAS the consolidation Of Eastern
gas companies Ilc engineered ono great
merger after another until when he died
he was the power behind tho throne Of
many Wal street fntarCler.
Nourg Brady nherits II IL said, fow
Of his fathers money gathering talents
His passion is horses and art. In this
his bride JOINS him She rides rs though
bonn on horseback, her friends say
Mrs. Brady WAS chosen the most beauti-
ful woman alive when she was II years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
SEES END OF DEMOCRATS.
Election Has Eliminated Party. Christen-
sen SAYS.

Salt Lake City, Nov i.-Parlcy 4. 7.
Christcr sen, Presidential rcmIl oc Of the
Farmcr-Labor party. secs IN the victory
of Senator Harding the elimination OF
the Dcmocratic party rs factor IN ma
tional politics. In statement he said:
Our vote Is very satisfac tory. The
result mcars that the rext fight will
he between the Republicans and the
Farmer ahor Parties. Democrats can
not come hack. Orgarized labor also
has learI ed it's lesson. We cannot hope
for relief from either Cf tho old parties.
In the r,,xt fight labor will be united with
the farmers and other forward looking
people IN the Farmer-Labor party
The vote for Harding Is very largely
a protest vote "a vote of disgust with
conditions and especially against the
Wilson administration. Our campaign
has Just commcncrd Today We begin
orgarization work for the Congressional
electors OF 1922. looking TO complete
rout of the old rcactionary Republican,
party in 1924.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
HARDING TO co SOUTH
FOR MONTHS VACATION
Hunting and Fishing on Texas
Gulf Coast and Visit to Canal
Zone on Program.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Ry Assnciatcd Press to Every Evening
Marion. Ohio. Nov { With only tw"
dav@ remaining before he leaves for
moath~ vacation trip, presldent-eiect
Harding went 10 work today clcarTg
up his desk of the final leftover details OF
the campaign.
With Mrs Harding hc viii start Mt 30
saturday morning for Point Isabel, Texas.
whcrr he Will spend twelve days hunting
aud fishing prior to an ocean voyage "a
the Panama Canal Zone He plans to hC
back IN Marion December &. and after
that may go 10 some gulf coast resort Tor q
winter 10 hc spent IN choosing his cabinet
and formulating the policies Of his ad-
mjuletration.
Fxccp, for an engagement made several
months ago To speak on December m
Bedford. VA. at an Elks Memorial scrv-
ICE. MIR Harding has no appointments Tor
public speech between now and lnauRur"-
iIon. He MAY make short talks from his
train along the way south, however, and
NAV also deliver one or two addresses on
particular subjects before March
Tonight Marion IS to celebrate formally
his election tn the Presidency and several
hundred people from other cities are eN-
pected 10 l0ln in the occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
SOCIALIST VOTE WAS
TWO MILLION, THEY SAY
Leaders Claim Party is Growing
Rapidly; Berger Loses
III Milwaukee.

Chicago \ov. Socialist party ma
t,nnal headquarterS here claim 2.No,WH'
votes IN the country. more than three
times what the party got IN 1919 ana mo re
,hnn twicc It's record vote IN the l'chS
campaign of 1912
The Socialists also claimed the clec-
unn of Victor Berger t" Congress IN
" Wisconsin and the election OF eight
A~SemhlVmcn and one state senator
IN \eu Nark CITY Latest returns from
Rc-ccrs district however showed HIM
,uuntur more tnan 900 behind his Re
publican opponent
Hone was held At national headquarters
ot tnr clrctIon to Congress ni Never Lon
DON M \rv ork Va wood had vet hecn
rrccnc eu ~nrlalist >tcongholds in
OK
s,rr~- in New York City
re,u me natural growth of our
pu,eg,u.t4 .u our >trongholde and y re
a.tttn a. tho, expulsion ot the New ork
Ns~,mbl,mcn Ottu Brau~tcttcr. nation
a Socialist secretary. ~aii hc.c tins
uurung The cNpu~ion~ nave We
A. -fullv strengthened NJ IN our best dl--
t5tr'~ Their,
.'blr \cw \ ork vote j. proportl' nate
|, greater thau ~ Milwaukee and may
l., ,Nccedcd propnrtlnnatclN "nly ~ ''k-
lanoma where We east q large pc.rcnt-
arr af the total vote
The cl,rtiot, shows " have lost no
maternal strength to Zee larn'rLaiof
ts-,, and thar h,~ rcw party has nor
cuu,.l anythnG II vI~tuy - c<lNtrnr"
I've RETURNS prove euurlu~N"lN that there
hlt ouc Tabor party IN thu rlt7d
~tIt..> the >orIah~t party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
SEES BURLESON REPUDnTED.

Washington. Nov 4 Thomas f Fla
hertv. Secretary Of the National Fedora
tion If Post Oticc Clerks. in q statement
Yesterday said the election rrpudIateS
Burlesonlsm
The overthrow az Mr. Rurleson will
r.sult IN 4 long-ielaycd return of the
postal service to public ownership. ssid
Mr. Flahcrtv For nearly eight wears
he has been permitted, against an al
most unanimous public opinion, TO ms
manage our postal system Yesterday 5
vote was a mandate from the people u
restore postal efficiency and rescue the
service from the tyrannical Texan who
has 50 hagrantlv houtcd the rights of
postal employees and patrons
What the postal employees Of the
country most earnestly desire from
President elect Harding is new Post
master General who will be everything
that Mr.. Burlesou is not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
Here Is a Fine Laxative
For a Little Baby
Millions of Mothers find DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin safe for infants

XXTHAT young mother has not
Wv often asked herself the ques-
ton. what is the best thing can
give my baby for constipation?" 1t
is very important question, as con-
stipation is the basis of most ills of
infancy and childhood.
Give half teaspoonful of COM
bination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. You can obtain it at
any drug store under the name of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 1t is
mild, gentle medicine that children
willingly take, and a bottle that costs
only sixty cents is enough to last an
average family several months.
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin has been
used BY millions Of mothers, for the pre-
scriptiou has been sold in drug stores for
thirty years. II is the same prescription
DR.. w. b. Caldwell, who is now in his SIND
wear, used in his extensive practice for
half a century. II is the largest selling
LIQUID laxative in the world Last year eight
million bottles were bought in drug stores.
You can make no mistake in giving DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin TO your baby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
"Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach

Stomsch acidity causes irdigestion'
Food sourirg. gas, distress Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well, don't
bother! The moment you eat tablet
or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the Jumps
Of indigestion pain, the sourress, heart
burn aud belching Of gases, due to aoidIty,
vanish-truly wonderful!
Millions Of people know that it is
needless 10 be bothered with indigestion,
dyspepsia OF a disordered stomach. A
few tablets Of Papes Diapepsin neutral
ize acidity and give relief at orce-no
waiting, Buy box of Pape's Diapepsin
row Don't stay miserable Try TO
regulate your stomach 50 you can ect
favorite foods without causing distress
The cost Is so little The berefits so great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
GREENIEAF STARS.
Young PLAYER Beaten in Series Wins
Final Block

\ew ork Nov ilthough defeated
II thc match hlch came 70 3 conclusion
last night NJ klircs Strand 300 points TO
2a RALPH Greculrat had the Satisfaction
~ celebrating hl> twenty first birthday by
a victory over Alfred De Gro IN the ilnal
block II the series More than that the
Young cue star made both the high run
and high average Of the contest with 81
IL the afternoon and a slXtv-tive-lnnng
session IN the evening.
In the last block OF all Greenleat gave
finished display OF three-cushlon billiards.,
scoring 63 t. his opponent 50. rs Will be
seen. the youngsser score averaged just
two less than al even one for each inning.
lie had four strings OF FIVE and three others
or four while De Oro hsd one run OF SIX
and two Of four.
The score II the afternoon game was 80
T. 43 IN favor II DE Orc made IN 66
innings In addition 10 his high cluster Of
seven, Greenleai hsd other runs Of three
points each AZ one stage the younger
nan lea Al 30 ~ B hut IL the next tew
nnlneS d Oro played unbeatable bill
hArd> putting ia IL points in hali 4
dozrn visits - the table and actually
accumulatlue j, these in three >ucces-
save inning, Nth TX. three. two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
L. s, TO SEIZE BREwERIES.

Chicago. Nov. 4-The United States
government has obtained enough evi-
dencc 70 seize the prop erty Of every
brewery in Chicago for violation Of the
prohibition laws. It was an nounced by
i high Federal authority here Yesterday.
Three Of the breweries are TO be seized
tomorrow, this same official declared, as
the result Of analysis in Washi 4 gton, ID.
G.. showing that samples Of beer taken
from the breweries contained more alcohol
than the law allows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
A GLANCE BACKWARDS
AND AHEAD

VFIIRTY years ago all of the telephones in
the state of Delaware could have been
4 loaded on a single wagon, and there would
have been room to spare.
A couple of additional wagons would have
carried all of the wire and swtchboards
Not q farmer in the state had telephone.
Only few business houses and very limited number n
residences knew of convenience Service slow lines
were noisy and then higher than they today
Large of money invested in the development
of the industry The made the faith that
some day the property would pay fair Of I'm
provernents the and better types Of equipment
have constantly been introduced
Today nearly $4,000 telephones saving umc md
money for the people Of this state.
Delaware possesses telephone plant second n Ind
is receiving grade of telephone unsurraS,cl
where. A loyal and group Of people EMPLOYEES
and your neighbors-mantan this plant ana make -h.s
service possible.
Since 1908, however, has been rail those
who, by supplying the invested money, made possible me
industry and the service.
Only by putting the Company on safe and sound
financial basis the business capital tor
expanding and improving the If that invested
money is not secured the bound from gOol
TO bad and bad to worse, and everYOnes the loser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04

+ led his petition 10 run for Congress.
So far aa concerns achievements ~
public life, the stripping Representative
may point with pride" 10 his ftitin"
His past would read good deal like n
nursery rhyme Indeed, ~ comparison
20 some of the men who have worn The
Congressional harness fDr years, Mr. Me-
Ieod ~ little more than babe IN arms
Uncle Joe" Cannon was battling and
scheming on the foor u the House long
before Mr.. Mcleod wss born Tie made
a "ht" at the Chicago convention by hir
peech secDnding the nominntion II Hiram
Infnam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
RFRGER BEATEN IN RACE
FOR SEAT IN CONGRESS

NldWaukr, Us \oy Victor
p.r.er i.r>,at,,i socialist Congressman
r d III, Fifth district oi Wisconsin has
c,ncc,ed his defeat hy William II stat
f,rd Republican,
n i statement couccdng his defeat
NJ, Berger ai the election If Mr
StaAori 4. the Tact that women were
'. tug .or I'll, tir~' tImc IN Milwaukee
n, asserted that woman suffrage IN
hr-f AWAY, helps reaction. because
H., we'll to-do women vii always votr
Mn, IN, working class women DO not
NJ, : mass
H. declared that woman suffrage even
tlalv vu,.ld prove 70 be one Of the
s-oate>t weapons II democracy IN exist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
RET AND LOST HER NAME.
Chicago Girl Bet on Cox Knew He
Didn't Have a Chance.

Chicago. Nov TN be married 70
vol Walter ~aid Miss Bessie Chester
of Melruse Park on sporting PROPOSE
non II Senator Harding IS elected III
ca YES II Governor Cox wins, ] wont
Tha' was Tuesday morning. yesterday
Miss Chester ? paid her election bet.
She went to the marriage Incense bureau
n the County Building with Walter /.
Barnoske of Broadview. III
oh vee she blushed i N awfully
sIhd Harding won And-and ! knew
she Democrats didn't have chance,
anvhoW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
HOT FIGHT IN SALEM.
COUNTY Gives Harding More Than 1000
Plurality.

~.Iern y J Nov 4-~4iem county
re-l~ns were not completed until noon
Yesterday - large was the vote II was 3
c.nlf.lete g Repubhcan sweep. Harding
t..,r,r gwen { nq6 an unprecedented
6aI-, Patterson. for Congress. has }, ,790
..d Senator Allen was reelected over
4 r. Var, by 3. .l09 Assemblyman Stiles
i, re-eltcted by 4.3ll. leading the ticket
X B-andrif Was elected sheriff. In the
r'y William Hannah D. Isaac II. Bacon
srd J Hldrcrh stretch r.. were re-
elected To Common Council. Miss Martha
u Mason Tor citv treasurer, was defeated
~ George " Price. both Republicans
!, bs4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
LOUISE IMOGEN Quincy DEAD.
Poet and Essayist. Born In Boston. Dies In
England.

London. Nov. i.-Louise Imogen
Quincy, well-known ms n poet and essaynt
died Tuesday Mt Chipping -Campden.
She WAS born IN Boston, Mass.i
daughter of General 2. K. Quincy. She
published several volumes of poems and
other works. including "Goosequlll Pa
pcrs" Robert F,mmct, His Rebellion
and Ills Romance, and "A Little English
Gallery" She edited various publlca-
tions and had contributed To many
magazines since 1885.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
YOUNG STATESMAN.
Michigan Elects Man 25 fenrs Old to
Congress.

Detroit, Nov T. Clarence J. Mol,eod,
who was elected 20 Congress Tuesday
from the Thirteenth Michigan district
for the short term, has the distinction of
being the most youthful statesman ever
elected from Michigan.
The Constitution provides that nefn-
bcr Of Congress must be at least twenty
five years old Me. Mcleod was 25
years old July B. Nine days later he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04

old A great New York newspaper made
n careful search and from many contest
ants its corps nj judges selected MIS-.
Brady. She was an artist s model.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04

The Willing Workers of First Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold Sauer
kraut supper in the y VI & A., Tenth
and King reefs, this evening be-
tween ! 20 and : 30 for benefit Of North
field fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
JERSEYS BIG MA JGRITY.
Nearly Complete Returns Give Harding
State by 1000 900.

Trenton. n j., Nov 4 -Latest returns
from the presidential election IN New
Jersey tabulated early today increased
senator Harding's plurality 10 nearIy
300 600.
With out 21s Of the . O46 districts miss
ing the vote was
Harding 5l6. .73S; Cox 220, ,s47
OF the missing districts los are IN
Hudson county, IS in Middlesex y IN
Morris. - in Burlington and the remand
er in Bergen. Camden, Atlantic City, Cape
Nav. cumberland Gloucester. Monmouth,
Sussex. Union mad Warren
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Bic COMMITTEE
FOR SEN. PHElAN

A large committee to act as recep-
tion committee at the reception Sun
LAY evening in honor of Sen. James
,helan, democratic senator, campaign
ing for reelection, has been named.
The reception will be held at 8 O'Clock
following the dinner in honor of the
senator at o'clock at the Barbara
Worth.
The following have been appointed
as reception committee:
Mesdames F. B. Fuller, A. f. Nance,
C. H. Richardson, B. +. Hobby, A. G.
Campbell, Elmer Todd, e. G. Hicks,
Narcy Adams, Ed Oldham, Battles 6.
Walker, Frank Richardson, Paul Black
o. G. Hopkins, G. j. Phelps. W. W
Apple, c. S. Brooks, F. P. Brockett. c.
E. Scott, J. W. Glassford, A. H. Kellar
B. F. Dunn. Vaughn Francis, P. 7.
Cunningham, George E. Kennedv, Viii
liam Fleming, 7. j. Cook. L. P Sarg-
ent, j. J. Carr, r. B. Whitelaw, Dor
ssy Whitelaw, J. S. Larew, A. =. Shib-
ley. 3. +. Lemons.
Honorable Joseph F. Seymour. Hen
orable Clifford Coggins, Honorable c.
NJ. Applestill, r. w. Campbell. Is
Salomon. /. L. Hobby. DR.. N. E. Du
pont. /. W. McGrew, A. NJ. Wyatt. R
f. Couch, w. R. Conway, James T.
Goyle, Clark B. Rude, Percy l.. Echols.
F. L.McCune. Frank Erzinger f. Z
Cummings, Mort Rieser, II. c. Diller,
]. c. Sharn. Vaughn N. Thomson
Dr. r. Fl. Powers, A. II. Kellar. Steve
I.vcns. +. J. Gianola, Irwin Maupin,
Battles G. Walker, H. L. Welch, O. G.
Home. E. w. Judy, c. E. Anderson,
N. n. Beer, J. r. Jenkins, B. H. Lien.
F. B, Fuller, Verne Bloomer, Ray H.
Clark, j. W. Giassford, Dorsey G.
Whitelaw. w. n. Adams, Don c. Bit
r., d.. c. S. Brooks, F. G. Weir, C.
v. Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
NOTED EDUCATOR
TO VISIT VALLEY

Acting Superintendent of count.
schools Buel Enyeart has sent notice:
TO all school boards in Imperial coun
ty of a series of conferences to bt
held to consider Physical Education
DIR. II. R. Stolz, assistant superinted'
ent of physical education for the state
will attend and address the meetings
The purpose is to aid teachers in pro.
aid the children to maintain gooc
health.
Following is the schedule an
nounced:
Calipatria, Monday, Sept. 27, 10 a
n. and 1870 p. m. at the school house
Calipatria, North End, inland, Rock
wood
Brawley, Tuesday, Sept. %. 10 a.
II. and 80 D. m at the Main Elemen-
tary school. Westmoreland, Trifolium,
Sprice, Magnolia Union, Mslbe,ry
Brawley.
Holtville, Wednesday, Sept. %, 10 a.
m. at the Elementary school. Verde,
Alamo, Alamitos, Meloland, Eastside,
Central, Highline, Sunset Springs,
Holtville.
Calexica, Thursday, Sept. 30, 10 a.
n. and 1880 p. m. at the Hoffman
schcol. Mt. Sinai Uniogn, Beech, He
Der, Jasper. CaleXico.
Ell Centre, Friday. Oct. /. 10 a. m.
md l:30 p. m. at the Wilson school.
Fern, Lantana, DiXieland, Westside,
Seeley Union, Elm. Wideawake. Sils-
bee, Eucalyptus McCabe Union, La
Verne, Imeprial, FL Ceutro, Mesquite
Lake, Acacia, Rose.
Imperial, Saturday morning, Octo-
ber 2, at 10 O'Clock at the high school
there will be a general conference for
high school principals, district super
intendents, directors of physical edu-
cetion to attend this meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Children's Smart Nev
Gingham Dresses. $2.95

Pretty Plaids Cheeks Plain COOrs and Combinations
Sizes to IA years rai.
YOU'LL SURPRISED WHEN big
chdens attractive gngham S295 eachWc
bought them below manufacturer who closing
abundance clever styles choose omSzes
IA years-Buy a supply for school
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
New Dress
Ginghams 35c

"Utility'-27in. wide
UTILITY DRESS GINGHAMS are
u offered during the Economy
Sales" at 35c yard-plaids,
checks, stripes and plain colors-27
inches wide-Just what you'll want
for aprons, house dresses, etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Women's High Grade
Boots & Pumps
$4.95---$7.95
Cotton, Six and Fibre-AU
discontinued lines
desirable models taken from our

All desirable models taken from
regular stocks
IlEkE is A GENUINE SALE-Weve hundreds
prices low that the savings
selling below actual cosThe hereCome and
yourself.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Mems
Silk Shirts
Reduced 25%
$4.95
A Splendid .SdUinU

n OpICHuIu OUCINy
DETER THAN YOU HAD ex.
ID pected-Take Your choice of any
Of the handsome silk shirts in
stock now ut Is per cent off reg
ular price--all sizes-a big assort-
ment.
SOISETTE SHIRTS S2.I5
ANOTHER REMARK ABLE value
in the mems secti0n-GOod white
soisette shirts-with soft collar and
p0ckets-all sizes-$3.00 values for
$2.15 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Specially Priced
Girls Tanns $2.49

For the Small Miss the High School Girl
VERY PRACTICAL FOR SCHOOL WEAR Made of Black Silk
Plush in szesAngora in Tan and Greyand VeeteeR in
light and dark worth much than $249 EACH
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Mems
Wool Pants
2O% Less

A big lot to choose from,
CELECT ANY PAIR of mems wool
y pants in our stocks and buy them
during the Economy Sales" at
~ per cent off regular price.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
At E$7.95
Values to $I7.G

VUIUGS 70 yII.4J
TRULY REM A RK A B L f
values-DiscOntinaed lines of
our best grade pumps and
boots, values to $17.45-An at
tractive line of styles and leath-
ers to choose from.-In the lot
are sizes l to 9-Width AAA to
ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Sale Ends Oct.
Get your share of the
bargains nOlc
40 in. all silk
Crepe de Chine
and Georgette
$1.95 yd.
All the good shades

nNE OF THE MOST remarkable
" Of all our Economy Sales bar.
gains. A special purchase OF
high grade. all silk GeOrgettes and
Crepe de Chines-full 40 inches wids
all desirable shades-Sale price
Sl.95 a yard.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Boys Suits
25% Less

An Important Saving
WE HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT
w of handsome, well made suits for
boys of all ages and during this
sale you may have your choice at Is
per cent off regular prices Don't
miss this saving.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
Misses Ne,v Fall Hats 81. SO

MODELS IN SILK PLUSH BEAVER. FELT and VELvETEEN
wide medium and brims-arge small
newJust received from New YorkSae price $49 each
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23

NOIE Shoe prices at wholesale uOtceably declined
We simply have
reduce stockSae will October lst I9zWe urge you
buy your shoe supply for the season, ndw 80 -
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
ChiLdrens Phoenix Hose Csc

THE FAMOUS RICHELIEU RIBBED PHOENIX HOSE children
chdrens hose market selling them
pair below todays market vauA sizesbck and white
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-23
At $4.95
Values to $I0.S5

THIS SPECIAL LOT includes
broken and discontinued lines
of women's pumps and boots
formerly priced to Sl0.85-A
big line of styles with sizes and
widths to fit you-Anticipate
your needs.