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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
WHAT THEY SAY
/ Jack CoRey

Jack Coffey. manager of the Des
Moines Baseball Club, believes that
if the Lasker plan is adopted care
should be taken in selecting men
who understand baseball. He says:
Men like Pershing, Wood and
Taft would be useless sitting at the
head of the organized baseball body.
Men of their caliber who really
know the game are what we want.
| suggest authorities on the game
like Lands and Pop" Arson. These
men are of the highest moral fiber
and, in addition, know the game
from actual experience with it. The
twelve-club league is destined to
failure"
Daniel NJ. Brady
William Howard Taft Is the pro-
per man to have at the head of the
proposed national government body
of baseball. according to Daniel M.
Brady. He says:
IF a man of Taft's ability and
judicial firmness had become iden-
titled with baseball several years
ago we would have had no such
scandal as baseball is now confront
ed with. Baseball Is too great a
sport to be destroyed by greed and
selfshness. 1t belongs to no one
man. 1t Is an American institution
that belongs to the boys of our
country and to the best type of
American citizenship. regardless of
the necessary commercialization of
it. 1 do not know whether Taft
would accept the position. He is a
very busy man. However, I believe
he would be an ideal selection for
the craftsmanship of the new gov
erning board"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
cox VOTES EARLY, THEN
SPENDS DAY AT HOME

DAYTON, O., Nov. 3.-Other than
casting his vote early in the day Gov
ernor Cox, the Democratic presiden.
tial candidate. apparently took only
passing interest in the election, but
tonight he went to the newspaper Of
fee to watch the returns.
The governor was smiling when he
reached the Office at 1880 p. M, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cox, but made no
comment on the election. At that
time the newsboys were in the streets
with the first extras, carrying new
unfavorable to the candidate.
Outside his Office a big crowd had
gathered to await his record of the
vote and it greeted the governor with
a cheer.
simultaneously a bulletin from his
Office showed the governor had ar
ried IL of the 265 precincts in Mont
gomery county including Dayton by
500 votes.
During the day. most of which was
spent at his home neal here the gov
ernor seemingly paid no attention to
the early scattering returns. The first
information came when he reached
his ONCE, and then he offered no
comment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
BARRELS FULL
Of n. J. VOTES
Used at Various Places in the
State, Due to Greatly In
creased Vote Of Women.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The use OF
barrels for ballot boxes was n oil
the ~expedients adopted at some OF
the polling places in New Jersey to-
day as a result of the greatly increas-
ed vote due to suffrage 1t was mol
Gated that owing to the large num-
Der of women registrants through
out the United States the same con-
gestion prevailed. In Boston the
polls were kept open until b P. M,
instead of at 4 o'clock. In Georgia
except in the county seats the polls
were to close at 8 p. NJ, nj In the
county seats at 6 o'clock.
Voting Is going on today in more
than 100000 election precincts In
As states. in three Of which, North
| Carolina. Virginia and West Virgin
ia polls close at sunset. .
The hourse at which the polls vii
close in the various states Is as fol.
lows:
Alabama. 6 P. M. cities, Is P. M
towns and country: Arizona s P. M,
Arkansas $3.50 P. M: California Z p
NJ; Colorado z p. M; Connecticut
p. M. Certain towns 8 P. M. BY
special legislation).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
How Matawan Voted

MATAWAN. Nov. 3:-The count
ing OF ballots in both Matawan
township and borough has been ex-
ceedingly slow, and for this reason
no report on the count had been
forthcoming up to 3 o'clock this
morning. Although over eleven
hundred were registered in the bor-
ough and many more in the town.
ship no additional election officials
have been appointed and this delay
ed the counting of the ballots some-
what.
The election officials in the bor-
ough found it impossible to use the
regular ballot boxes for the vote
today. and a large shoe box was
obtained and after this had been
filled, a sugar barrel was taken to
the polls and the ballots were placed
in this. 1t is not likely that any re-
turns will be obtainable in Matawan
until late todays
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
KEYPORT GOES
STRONG TO G. 0. P.
By Special Correspondent.

BY Special Co-rrespondent.
KEYPORT, Nov. Sup to 2
O'Clock this morning only one half
of the ballots cast in the election in
this borough had been counted. Out
of 1854 voters registered ALSO voted
The election officials claimed that the
counting Of the ballots would not be
completed until around s o'clock.
Both Harding and Appleby r run
ming about 500 ahead of their OPP
ponents in this borough. From pre-
sent indications DR.. Herbert s. Cooley
Republican candidate for mayor has
been defeated by s. Frank Mason,
the Democratic candidate. Late re-
turns gave Mason the lead by $50
votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
At the Ditmas

Local admirers of K. X. Lincoln
will be given the opportunity of see
ing their favorite in his latest pro-
duction, 1.-THE Inner Voice." on
Thursday when this picture will be
the chief attraction at the Ditmas
theatre.
Mr.. Lincoln Is one of the most
successful stars now before the pic
ture loving public and the number
of genuine successes in which he
has played is equalled only by such
figures rs Douglas Fairbanks, w. s.
Hart and Mary Ptckford.
In The Inner Voice" Mr.. Lincoln
is given the greatest opportunities of
his career. He is one Of the very
few big stars who does not demand
that special stories be written for
i'm. Mr.. Lincoln believes that an
actor who Is worthy of the name
ought to be thoroughly competent
to play any role for which he is
cast.
In The Inner Voice. Mr.. Lincoln
goes through so many experiences
that at the various stages Of the
drama he is the same man in body
but a different man In mind and
spirit. In the handling of this many
sided characterizations. he has met
with the unanimous praise and APP
prevail of critics in all parts of the
country.
The Inner Voice from a scenic
as we'll as dramatic standpoint ranks
among the greatest and most expen-
sive motion picture productions ever
projected on the screen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

BY The Associated Press.
Dewitt and Samuel Orr. socialist
assemblymen who were expelled last
winter and again repeated this fall
after they had been reelected and
who resigned, were again elected
from the third and fourth Bronx
assembly districts respectively.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

yor, Wilson 1876, Dorsey 10: Record
or, Pickersgill 1874, Klein 81; Tunnel
Bonds. 100 yes. SIS no; Soldiers Bon
US, lat yes. rs no.
The first district of the fourth
ward was the second poll in the city
to make its complete report to City
Clerk Arthur E. Graham. In this
poll there were AIS votes cast out
OF 447 registered. The vote was as
follows: President, Harding 29S,
Cox SO; congress, Appleby 221.
Ramsay 143: assembly, Peterson
asa, Appleby 237. Lyons 22s. Coax
ley t16, Preger 119, Maloney ISL;
sheriff. Wyckoff 251. Gebhardt 1871:
coroner. Hillpot 212. Hanson 2S4.
Morgan 81. Mullen 1854; freebooter,
Dey 26S, Quakenbush 2s3. Orpen
242, Fallon 120. Nugent 1903, Lob
lein 100; freeholder Cone year,,
Vandenbergh 246, Delaney 157;
mayor. Wilson 26S. Dorsey 1877; re-
corder, Pickersgill $40. Klein 1O4;
tunnel bonds. yes 22S. no A; SOL
diers bonus, 2S4 yes. IA no.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
What Borah Says

BY The hsscclated FTFss' .
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3:-Senator
Borah, of Idaho. of the irrecon-
cilable opponents of the covenant
issued a statement tonight saying:
II regard the election as a tri-
umph for nationalism and the deatn
of the League of Nations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
socialist Has Statement

Fy Tbs Associated PREM.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3:-Adolph
Germer, New York organizer of the
Socialist party, in a statement Is
sued at party headquarters an
nounced that the usual tactics of
intimidation and coercion followed
by henchmen of the old party IN
evidence in previous elections were
also evident in elections today"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Sisters Vote in Body

CALDWELL, n. j.. Nov. 81
Thirty-five sisters OF Mt. st. Domi-
nick voted in a body in the first pre-
cinct of Caldwell. The sisters voted
under their given names before
joining the order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
CLAIM GAIN IN
u. S. CONGRESS

By Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IA net
Republican gain of eight and possibly
ten seats in the senate was claimed
late tonight by the Republican sena-
torial committee on the basis of early
reports from the senatorial night.
Victory was claimed In South Dakota
Idaho. Maryland, California, Nevada
oklahoma, Arizona and Colorado.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 3.-Governor
Coolidge received returns from the
election tonight with friends at the
Hotel Touraine. Early in the even
ing he issued a statement thanking
the voters for support and expressing
assurance of victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
smith Carries MIXERS Ward

BY The Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3:-Governor
Smith carried Nathan L. Miller's
home ward in Syracuse. according
to a report telephoned tonight from
upstate to the governors headquar-
ters in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Democrats Win Hero

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. S.-Demo-
cratic majorities in Mississippi were
about the same as those of previous
presidential years according to re-
turns from AZ out OF 1000 precincts
which gave Cox 3,7S2; Harding s21.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
CLAIM WILSON CARRIES
CITY BY ABOUT 500

tCOntlnueu from page ~
with the prospects of more.
In the second ward Dorsey was
leading by about fifty while in the
third ward a similar difference ex-
listed, except that il favored Wilson.
The fifth ward proved to be Dorsey's
stronghold but here he had only
massed about 200 majority at the
time of going to press which was
not sufficient to cut down the enor-
nous lead secured in the first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
ONLY SOLID SOUTH IS
SURE FOR GOVERNOR COX
CONTINUED from page II

National Democratic Chairman
White gave out the following state
ment in conceding the victory to
Harding and the Republican Party:
mo n has any occasion for Bit
terness or of recrimination. What
the whole people decide the whole
people must accept. The Democrat
by the result cheerfully if with fore
boding. Senator Harding is the
peoples choice.
In this election Republican prop
uganda has been shrewdly directed
to induce the descendants of six Eu-
ropean nations to vote as six Euro
pean nations instead of n Ameri-
can nation. They have inveigled
these Americans to vote with their
thoughts across the sea instead of
on this country. Our m task
must be to coalesce these groups
again.
THE fate of Irish freedom has
been settled adversely. Men and
women of Irish blood have voted for
the candidate who has declared the
Irish question TO be a domestic
problem of Great Britain in which
we have no official with
their support the American people
nave TetuIUtu the liioht PiobiNhh "
Downing street. They have en-
dorsed, / am sad to say a separate
peace with Germany. For the first
time in s a a Republican party
is face to face with the task of con-
structive legislation and more than
that the measures of reconstruction
for which the country has been ask
ing a Republican congress for two
years in vain. They must change
a negative record into a positive and
in this task they have the best wish
es of all who love their countrwy.'
"As the national chairman OF a
party which is and has always been
| for America first, l have sent mes
sages of congratulation to Senator
| Harding, Governor Coolidge and Mr..
| Hays. / wish them success"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Yotc in White Plains

BY The Associated Rress,
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov, s.
The complete vote of the city OF
White Plains gives Harding 5.06S.
Cox LIS. Miller 1926, Smith 2.49S,
Wadsworth 4,470. Walker 1859.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Harding Carries R~ooscveit's District

HYDE PARK, N. Y. Nov. a.
Senator Harding carried Hyde Park,
the home town of Franklin d. Roose-
welt, the Democratic vice president
nominee by eighty-six votes. This
was one OF the surprises of the cleo
ton as it was conceded that Roose-
welt would carry his home town.
The complete returns from Hyde
Park give Harding 279 votes and Cox
1875.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
G. O. P. wins in Connecticut

Nv The AsSociated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. 81
The Republicans gained a represent
alive in congress in this state. re-
turns indicating the election OF
Fem, Republican. in the First dis
trict by a large plurality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
"Usuai Democratic Majority"

BY Thu Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 3:-The
usual Democratic majority" was
claimed for the state and national
ticket tonight on the basis of incom-
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plete returns. Governor Cooper was
unopposed for reelection.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3:-The conn.,
plete vote of the city of Poughkeep-
sic gave for president. Cox 3.306,
Harding 7,184. Governor, Smith
4.493, Miller. Rep. 5,916. United
States senator, Walker, DEM, 3,515;
Wadsworth, Rep, 6,312.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Flm Racing.

NEW YORK-Films of the his
toric race between Man o. War and
Sir Barton at Windsor r costing
the producers more than they usu-
ally pay for a Mary Pickford pic
lture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

In Russia, in the sixteenth centurv
the choice Of a bride for the car
Mas made from the country's pref.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Relics of mammoths and humans,
who are believed to have lived about
$4,000 years ago, were uncovered
recently in France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Big Track Meet Nov. ~

The first track meet Of the year
VIII be held IN the gym fr.d.
NOV. IL when al local association bows
under Us pounds will compete. The
events nave not been decided upon
as yet oy Physical Director Pew, but
sured. The meet will be open IN the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Coughing and ~sneezins In H.
presence OF King George III Of Enc.
iano was strictly prohibited
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Monday.Thursdnx YolIex n.n

soit's team is having an easy ion
OF II Keeping in the lead in the Mon
day-Thursday night bushes men's
voiiey ball league. having won Steven
out OF fourteen games played. shoe
IS second with six victories ana eirbt
loses wtVe Comings is last with fonr.
wins OUT II fourteen games played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Track Tryouts Saturday

The gymnasium will be reserved
from 4 till 5 O'Clock Saturday night
Tor men trying out for the senior
track team. The running track and
entire gym floor will be limited to
the use OF these men only and every
n seeking a position on the repre-
sentative team is requested to be on
hand at 4 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Troy Goes to Harding

By Ths Associated Press.
TROY, N. Y, Nov. S.-The city OF
Troy complete gives Harding 1852,
Cox 1850; Smith 1907. Miller, 49,
1856: Walker 15,462. Wadsworth H.
$40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

AT III o'clock Saturday morning
tne junior leaders will complete their
examinations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
S. S. A. l.. Meeting Friday Night

Letters nave been emit out by
Physical Director s. c. Pew to the
ministers of several churches in this
city, South Amboy, Tottenville and
Woodbridge asking them to have u
representative present at 8 o'clock
Friday night il they are interested in
being represented in the Sunday
School Athletic League this year. The
churches which are represented at
this meeting and are able to put In a
team will be admitted to the league
and games will be gotten under way
within a week or so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
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olIowing the Starsi

Following the Starsi
Each wear the experts pick the stars
Who bloom in the kicking game.
They pick 'em right. they pick EN-
left,
But they pick 'em just the same.
And, after all, it is the stars
Who get tho fans first > =,
The Babe ltuths anu the Man O.
Wars,
On diamond, track and grid.
. r
The stars stick out in football just
the same as in any other game, and
perhaps o so.
And the goal of every gridder Is
TO some day make the All-Amerlcan
eleyen-mythical in its brigham
| organization that is strong on paper,
| but which has never been assembled
in a real game.
Such a collection of individual
stars might be a winner and again
| it might be beaten by a team or
mediocre players who are welded
| together into a great machine.
1t used to be the kickers who
stood out, mainly. but in the days
| of the modern passing game a new
field is opened UP to
o
Kickers have usually been devel-
oped among backfield players, but
this year seven big league schools
are using tackle men as hooters.
The kicking tackles who are prov
ing dependable are: Faxon. of Har-
- noI~o - CornaIl. Gr1inH IF
Syracuse; johnson, of West Vir-
GINA: Keck, of Princeton; Risley,
Of Indiana, and King, of the Navy.
The stars are the boys who fill the
stadiums to capacity. week after
week.
Harvard offered the brave Centre
eleven a place on it's 1921 schedule.
providing DO" McMillin would be
in the Kentucky lineup.
At Ohio State Pete Stinchcomb is
the drawing card of the games.
Bob Fletcher's kicking and Gran
gle's line smashing for Illinois adds
the extra lustre to the Urbana elev-
en-.
At Williams Benny Boynton. star
quarterback and field general. sup
plies the fans with thrills. He has
scored 81 points himself this season.
standing out as the greatest individ-
ual point scorer Of the year.
Davies, halfback Of the Syracuse
squad, and Fullback Hewitt of Pitt.
get the applause for their great abil-
ity to carry the ball down the field
almost regularly.
The only position that isn't clog
ged with super-players this year is
the wing. So far there seems to be
a dearth Of good ends.
But with 30 many luminaries
standing out. the mythical eleven
pickers are going to have a busy
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

poll in the city by far. but 1t was
not until after midnight that h
count there had been completed.
The fourth poll of the sixth ward
gave: President, Harding 179, Cox
81; Congress, Appleby las, Ramsay
"a; Assembly, Peterson $50, Appleby
1888, Lyons 1856, Coakley 81, Preger
Al, Maloney SO: Sheriff. Wyckoff 153,
Gebhardt rs; Coroner, Hillpot ~.
Hanson 155, Morgan IS, Mullen 1O4;
F~reeholder, Dey TIA, Quakenbush
A1s9, Orpen 163, Fallon sc, Nugent
,p-r~,'~,u so; Freebooter n year,
VAndenbefgh 1853, Delaney no.: Ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

a Polo Teams

Water polo teams among the men,
bers of the senior gym class will be
selected Friday night. Four cap
tains have been selected, they being
| Winfield wink" Scott, Walter
Dick" Oliver, Francis Oliver and
Harold Clark. The teams will be Sc
lected by the captains at 1880 in the
office of Physical Director s. C. Pew.
The local "Y" has never had any
water polo teams until this year and
considerable interest among the SEN
Tor swimmers Is being manifested in
this game.
Senior Gym Teams Complete
Tomorrow night the senior gym
classes will compete in athletics, the
schedule calling for two track relays,
one game of scrimmage ball and 4
basketball game. Capt. Days team
now leads Capt. McHose's aggrega-
ton by a score of five points to
nothing. On McHose's team are:
Lewis. H%oagland, Hand, Ahrens, N.
Cohen, Knudsen and Brittle while
DAILY has Henry. Haney. Hollcroft,
Parkstrom. Nicholson and s. Cohen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Now Yorkers Got Wet

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-With toot-
ing of horns and the cackle of rat
tiers. New York City poured out into
the streets late today for its time
honored election night celebration
for New York always celebrates
whoever the winner and whoever
tn winner and whoever the loser.
But hardly had the streets been
filled when they were emptied again
or almost emptied-for the SKIES
opened and the rain descended by
far more than the ~proverbial Duck
etfull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Cox Thanks His Friends.

BY The Associated Prass,
DAYTON, o.. Nov. S.-The Gov
ernor remained at his office until
shortly after midnight. but abandon
ed the returns. The last hour and a
half was devoted to receiving his
disconsolate friends and to all he
thanked them for their interest in
him. Mrs. Cox. like her husband,
seemed in good spirits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Kickers have usually been devel-
oped among backfield players, but
this year seven big league schools
are using tackle men as hooters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

1t used to be the kickers who
stood out, mainly. but in the days
of the modern passing game a new
field is opened UP to stardom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Harvard offered the brave Centre
eleven a place on it's 1921 schedule,
providing "Bo" McMillin would be
in the Kentucky lineup.
Willmar tribune., 1920-12-15

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=, Mrs. P. M. Long spent last
Friday in Minneapolis visiting
Miss Hattie Carlson.
Mrs. Wenneberg and Mrs.
Nord of Glenwood, Wis.,, arriv-
ed last Friday for visit with
Mrs. Evald Danielson..
Willmar tribune., 1920-12-15
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Willmar tribune., 1920-12-15

Miss Katherine Lucey Wis
tied in Willmar Saturday af-
ternoon and evening.
"A. w. Radde attended to
business matters in Willmar on
Monday afternoon.
Rev. P. J. Lucey was a
caller in Willmar Monday af-
ternOOn.
Miss Annie O'Donnell of
Willmar arrived here Monday
for a visit with her father and
brother.-De Graft Tribune.
-Buy Christmas seals-
Miss Agnes Olson left last
Thursday to visit her parents
at Mahnoman.
Willmar tribune., 1920-12-15
Secures Freak Deer

H. D. Powers returned last
week from a hunting trip at
Mary lake, where he secured a
very fine buck. The animal
was peculiar in that all four
of it's feet were white, while the
remainder of the animal was
of the usual color. The buck
had a fine set of :antlers, and
was of good size. Grand Ra-
pids Herald-Review.
Buy Christmas ssals-
Mrs. T. O. Ness and son
Virgil were Willmar visitors
Monday afternoon and even
ing. - - - K: ( z.-.~... I
Misses Emma and Cert
rude: Englert, Mary McBreen,
Katherine Bloms and Mary Nc:
Ginty were w illmar visitors on
Monday afternoon and even
ing r r Il
Miss Anna :O'Malley. left
Tuesday for WiNmar for q cou-
pie days visit with friends.
: Henry Sorenson visited
with his sister, Mrs. C.L. John
son at WiIlmar last Saturday
afternoon and evening. .-Mur-
dock Leader: IA. s.s..,:s,.,.s s.,zs:.