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The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06

New York, Nov. 3.-New York state
rolled up the staggering plurality OF
approximately 100000 for Harding
and Coolidge. The city of New York,
for years Democratic hotbed, was
even more surprising. The city went
for Taft in 1908 by less than 10000;
it seems to have given Harding about
44o, 700 plurality. Harding carried every
borough in the city and just about
every locality in the entire state. The
sweep of the Republicans was un-
dreamed of.
Chicago. - Harding and Coolidge
were swept into office in the presi-
dental election by the greatest land
slide IN political annals.
a with 25oO00O0 or more Americans
participating in the great and solemn
referendum on the League of Nations
issue. decreed by President Wilson,
the Democratic candidates, Cox and
Roosevelt, champions of the Wilson
league. were buried beneath an
avalanche of unprecedented plural
files from coast to coast
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06

At the same time it became known
that the Senator and Mrs. Harding
had made plans for vacation trip, to
be carried out regardless of the result
of the election, taking them for rest
next week in Texas.
Assuming that the early returns
are wholly dependable, do not hesi-
tate to say that l am pleased, of
course l am happy to utter my graft
tude. But am not exultant. 1t is
not a personal victory. 1t is re-
newed expression of confident Amer
icanism and national call to the Re
publican party.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
HARDING Gets Returns.

Marion, Ohio.-Convnced by early
returns of his election to the presi-
dcncy, Warren G. Harding issued n
statement saying that instead of being
exultant over the result, he was
more given TO prayer to God to make
me capable of playing my part"
Receiving the returns at his home
here, Mr. Harding declined during the
early evening to make any comment,
and issued his statement only after
the figures had piled up majorities
for him which his advisers declared
made his election certain.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Roosevelt Sends Congratulations.

Hyde Park, N. J.-Franklin ID.
Roosevelt, Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee, sent the following mes
sage to Calvin Coolidge, successful Re
publican candidate for the vice presi-
dency:
my sincere congratulations to you.
7 trust that under the administration
of Mr.. Harding and yourself the nation
will grow in prosperity and in the un-
selfish ideals of Americunism which
unprejudiced citizens Of all parties de
sire
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT"
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Cox Wires Hardjnu.

Dayton, Ohio.-Governor Cox, the
defeated candidate, wired his con
gratulations to Senator Harding, the
president-elect, pledging support "as
a citizen to the executive authority in
whatever emergency might arise"
His message, the first act of the
defeated candidate, read:
"In the spirit of America, l accept
the decision of the majority, tender as
the defeated candidate my congratula-
tions and pledge as citizen my sup
port to the executive authority in
whatever emergency may arise"
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Pershing, Gen. Leonard Wood or Col.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.

Pershing, Gen. Leonard Wood OF Col'
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
Secretary of Navy-John w. Weeks
former senator from Massachusetts, or
Senator Miles PoindeXter of Washing
ton.
Secretary of the Interior-Herbert
C. Hoover or Clifford Pinchot.
Secretary of Commerce-Representa-
tive John ]. Esch of Wisconsin, joint
author with Senator Cummins of the
Cummins- Esch bill, which returned the
railroads to their owners.
Attorney General - George Suther-
land, former senator from Utah.
Postmaster General-Will II. Hays,
Harry NJ. Daugherty or Frank III.
Hitchcock.
Secretary of Labor-Representa
John I. Nolan of California.
Secretary of the Treasury-Frank
o. Lowden, Frank A. Vanderlip or
VIII II. Hays.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Clash in Florida.

Tampa, Fla.-In pitched battle be
tween whites and negroes at Ocoee,
Fla, four whites and two negroes
were killed, according to reports re
layed to Tampa from Wintergarden.
Fla. -Four white men wounded in the
battle have been taken to Wintergar-
den for medical attention. The ne
groes, it is said, are barricaded in n
house and it is almost impossible to
reach the dead Some 200 men from
Wintergarden went to the assistance
of the whites at Ocoee.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06

being Senators Knox, Lodge, Poindex-
ter and Capper.
Four of Senator Harding's rivals in
the race for the Republican nomina-
tion-Genernl Wood, Governor Lowden
and Herbert Hoover, besides Senator
Poindexter, also are in the running.
From the best information obtain
able from sources close to President
elect Harding, 1t is believed at the
capitul that his cabinet Is most likely
to he chosen from the following;
Secretary of State-Senator Philan-
der c. Knox, Ellhu Root or Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge.
Secretary of War - Gen. John ].
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
REPUBLICANS SWEEP NATION
in PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

as the "hard luck" politician, for he
could have been governor of his state
without effort in 1906 had he foreseen
what was going to happen.
Senator Harding was born in Nor
row county, Ohio, Nov. >, 1865, the
son of DR.. G. 4. Harding, Il Civil war
veteran. He was educated at ONO
Central College, Iberia, after when
he studied law and was admitted 10
the bar.
His law practice was In its infancy
when he decided that he preferred
newspaper work, so he purchased the
Marion Star, and in a few years
changed 1t from doubtful financial
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Arrest Bomb Plotter.

Chicago.-In the arrest of Charles
Bramsen. .Russian chemist in Joliet
H.. department of justice officials here
declared another of the most danger
Gus radicals in this country had been
captured. Bramsen was picked up by
Sheriff James Newkirk of Joliet while
he was engaged in distributing hand
bills of an inflammatory nature. Ac-
cordlng to federal authorities, Bran
sens chemical lore has been much in
demand during the past three months
by anarchlstic organizations.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Cabinet Possibilities.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as to the
personnel of the cabinet which will be
selected by President Harding covers
IA wide range of possibilities. In
cluded among those looked upon as
possibilities are II number of Harding
colleagues in the senate, among them
The Colorado statesman., 1920-11-06
Harding Printer-Lawyer.

Warren G. Harding, elected Presi-
dent of the United States Tuesday,
was known in Ohio until his election
in 1914 TO the United States Senate
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
SERa REMOVIDA IA ESCUELA
DE MECANICOS DEL SER
VIClO kEREO

Sc rumoraha aver en- los clrculos
mili,ares que Ia Escuela de MecaIii-
cos del Servicio Aereo de San Antonio
uno de los mejores establecimlentos
del Sur dc los Estados Cnidos, en- Su
r6nero Y el cual Sc encuentra sltua'
do en- el canine del Frio City, hacia e.
Sur de Ia ciudad. seria removido r.
campo de aviaci6n de Chanute en- Ia
noblaci6n de Rantoul. Illinois
La noticia, como antes decimos, no
nasa de ser un rumor. Tai infor1no
AVER en- Ia Camara de Concrete de IA
Iocalidad. el secretario gerente Mr.
c. 3 Wendell, quien manifest" que
hasto ahora no Sc habia tenido el me-
nor infofme que pudiera confirmar d.
cha noticia.
Ia Escuela dc Mecanicos esta con-
siderable como uno de los departa-
uentos militares de mas Importance
on n ciudad. En- sus talleres oma
instruction alrededor de 900 hombres
:. 90 oficiales. Has ademas ~ede
de 200 empleaGos civiles Y Ia nonima
mensual de toda esta genie signiflca a
los Estados Unidos Ia considerable SUI
mn de cuarenta Y seis mi! d6lares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
MRS. zlckEFoosE EN- Ia CAR
GEL DEL CoNDADo
,Se trata realmente de un case Dc
enaienaei6n mental?

En- nuestra edicton de aver intor-
mamoao atalladamente a nuestros lee
torres acerca de la tragedia que antier
Dor Ia mahana Sc registIo en- Ia casa
303 de Ia avenida Erie. Una mujer de
80 amos de edad, Mrs. Lucy Zickerfoo-
Sc, fue aprehendida despues de que Sc
encontro el cadayer de Mrs. NJ E.
Jackson, sobre quien Ia misma Mrs
Zickcrfoose confes6 haber disparado
Los agentes Peche y Norton que
practicaron Ia apprehension Sc dieton
cuenta que Sc encontraban ante una
desequilibrada. Mas tarde, en- las oficl
finas policiacas, eli ~alienista doctor
Berry confirm0 este aserto declarandc
que aquella mujer habfa sido vlctlma
de IN acceso de locura baJo cuya IN
fluencia aun Sc encontraba.
Fue por este que Ia presunta mata-
dora de Mrs jackson 10 fue objeto de
cargos criminaies sino QUE, siguiendo
una disposition del propio doctor Be
rrv. hubo de ser internada en- la Car
eel del Condado donde habrA &c ser
examinada por I'm c6nsejo de medi-
cos alienistas que rendiran su fallo
definitivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
-: NO7AS :-|
FUE APREHENDlDo UN cHAuF-
FEUR DELlNCUENTE

En- ell cruzamiento de Ia aven!da
Santa Rosa y las GALES de Concrete,
registrose anoche. POGO despues de
las 10, IN accidente de trafico del
cual salio con graves lesiones Pedro
S~aavedra, domiciliado en- las GALES de
Laredo, 2O2 y medic. Saavedra sc dis
ponia a atravesar Ia Gale de Conner
clio en- eli lugar que dejamos indicado
cuando fue ~sorprendido por IN auto
m6vil que luego de d~erribarlo paso So
bre q ocasionandole golpes de grave
dad en- Ell craneo y otras parties del
cuerpo.
I'll atropellado fuE Embellishments
transladado al hospital de Ia ciudad y
dos horas mas tarde pudo ser apre-
hendido al chauffeur responsible del
a~ccidente, quien lejos de detenerse a
auxiliar a su vfctima, apret6 Ia mar
cha para ponerse leJos del alcance de
ia policfa. Sin embargo, como antes
decimos, hubo de ser c~apturado y en-
breve comparecera en- Ia corte de po-
licfa para responder a los cargos u
contra 81 scar presentados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
MENSAJE DEL SENIOR OBiSPO DE
SAN ANTONIO

Confccha de aver recibi0 el Rev.
Padre Pratt de esta ciudad. IN mensa-
jc del senior Obispo de San Antonio,
ell Reverend Drossaerts, 9uien Sc en-
cIentra actualmente Ell Ia ciudad de
Mexico Il donde fUe para asistir a las
fiestas que Sc celcbran con motive dei
XIV aniviersario de IA Coronation de
II Eirgen de Guadalupe.
Su lima, el Obispo Drossacrts ma
nifiesta, en- el mensaje de r~eferencia,
At padre Pratt, 10 muy a%gradable que
hasta ahora lie ha sido su estancia en-
la capital de nuestra Republic2 a GU
yos %habitantes califica dc amabies y
sentiles.
FL mismo padre Pratt manifestdhes
QUE aver sali0 de esta con destino a
Ia ciudad de Mexico el Reverend pa
Dire O'Conor, quien asistira igualmen-
tie 4 Lac fiestas religiosas Que en- aque
liz capital Sc celebran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
UNA INSTITUTION QUE DEJA DE
FUNCiOkAR

En- las oficinas del Consulate de
Mexico en- San An tonic. 81 Consul Sc
nor Beltran nos manifesto aver que
cstaba autorizado para declarar que
la Association del Servicio dc Hosplta
les. cuyas oficinas y ~consultorlo es-
taban e~stablecidas en- cl Oppenheimer
Building. Gale de w. Commerce rs,
ha dejado de funcionar d~efinitivamen-
te.
Hacemos del, conocimietto de nues-
tros lectores tai declaration. en- vista
de que muchas personals continuan cI-
%rigiendose a dicho lugar, Ell Demands
de Ia ayuda que IL Association de re
~ferencia ha ofrecido para todos sus
subscriptores.
Precisamente el Consulate de Me-
xico ocupa ahora 81 local que teniat,
en- 81 referido edificio Oppenheimer,
las oficinas Y consultorio de la "Aso-
ciaciGn del Servicio de Hospita!es'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
RECOMPENSA DE $500 A QUEEN
INFoRME So8RE UN JoVEN
EXTRAVlADO

FL Sheriff de Ia ciudad recibio aver
una circular de St. John, Condado de
Clinton, Michigan, que subscribe Mr..
V. A. Walker y an Ia cual informa ha-
Der perdido a 81 hijo Myrl Walker, de
Is amos de edad, quien d~esaparecio de
aquel lugar desde el mes de Mayo
pr6xino pasado sin rastro alsuno del
lugar q donde hubiera podido dirt-
girse-
Mr.. Walker encarece de las autori-
dades sa~nantonianas Ia ayuda para
locaIizar a su hijo V al mismo tempo
manifesto que es-I dispuesto a pa
gar Ia suma de $500 a Ia persona que
pueda darle informes c~onducentes 4
Ia reaparici6n del niho Myrl Walker 4
ouien describe de Ia manera sigulen-
pelo Y ojos negros, cinco pies Y
cinco pulgadas de estatura, Y un peso
de 100 libras. aproNimadamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Uaico ~scrvicio de carros Sedan er
IN ciudad. Chauffers Que hablan es-
paRol. Quota. $3.50 Dor bora.
Teisfoao. CT. 2I2 y CT. So.
PRESUNTA RATERA ARMADA
CON IN REVOLVER 80

los ngcntcs p-ivados Norton y Pc
che capturaron aver en- centrtco es-
t~ablecimIcnto comcrcial q una toven-
cita rori-amcricana T. quten Sc supone
responsible De IN robo de telas. La
pcrSunta cntera fue Nevada a las au-
torltades polic!acas y w para scr In
ternada en- Ia cdrcci de IN c!rdad
doude p"rraneceria or tnnto Que sc
esclarec.csr 81 u~sunto. 60 e cncon-rd
IN reqUeho revolver. calLhrc 81, que
llevaba ocu!to Ell Il holsn dc mano.
Lr apprehension q que ver!mos re-
r!rlendonos Two iusar II las il.45 de
IN mafana, La sospcchosa fua Inter
NADIA en- una zelda de- la carccI dc N
c.udad y los ageatcs cue ~i!evaron II
cabo ST. aprchensiin a.Suen trahnJan-
3, IL asUnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
- ".
PASAPORTES AMERlCANOS
PARA MEXICO

Thos J.. West, r. NJ. Means. Ed
win William YouHgblood, Alfred B.
Marsh. \. j. B. Selma. William
Barber. Chester W. Williamson. ChaS
+. Blackborurn Y esposa, Joseph L.
Hensley y John A. Matcek, para ei
puerto de Tampico. T~amaulipas: Mar
rnri,a G.. Chavez y dos ninos, para
Nortcmorelos. Nuevo Leon; H. =.
Mick. esposa y hermana, para Sa!'l-
Ito, Coahuila; Mrs. Olivia +. Timer
nara Torre0n, Coahuila; H. L. Cor
naham, para Mexico. D. F.: Maxi
milan Brubcr Y esposa. para Duran
20. Dso: a. J.. de Some. para Ia CIT
lad de Mexico Y puerto de Tampico'
Frank r. Newton. pa: NcracruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
.LA MODA AL DIA.....
TRAJE DE DUVETlNA CON
ADORNO DE PIEL

Dificilmente les pieles perderan su
hegemonia en- los ComlnloS ue ID flooa
como genera de adorno para los yes
tidos en- In presente estaclon otoii"'
y en- la pr0xima del invierno. III mo-
dclo uue insertamos hoy, es el de uh
traie lie callc O paSeo de DuVetlna
color ZumaQue. Que sera n DC los
tonos mas en- boga este ano.
Los detalIes caracterfsticos del yes
| lido. son e! talle largo. bastante lar
60. del saco, que da al buSto parecido
Il la basque. y que Sc acentua mas
| nor medic de dos tablitas que alargan
81 h,stos en- amboS lados del frente.
"a parte baja del saco es ampla y
cast hasta Ia rodilla. FL saco Sc ahro-
cha por un lado con tres botones aiil
pa. cerca del hoInbre Y otros tren en-
Ia Inca de Ia cintuda. Las tablltas
del husto caen soDre los faldones del
SEQ sc abrochan tanbien o dos
botones igualeS.
El adorno principal consiste en- e!
cuello de piel de mofeta. animal mas
communicate conocido entire nosotros
con el nombrc de Z%orrillo.
La falda es estrecha Y corta, con-
rrasrando asi con Ia amplitud de la
Darte baja del saco. La Inca de la
cintura lleva un adorno de puntada 4
10 largo de Ia orilla comprendiendo tam
bi6n las tablitas que salen del busto'
Les botones a forrados con Ia mis-
ma tela del vestido.
FL sombrero es de terciopelo del mis-
mo color que el material del vestido
Y va cast cubierto del TODD con plumas
negras de gallo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
MAGNIFICO PARA Ell Y SU
ESPOSA

Hurley L. Watkins, de 230S Lyle
ST., Louisville, KY. nos dice 10 81
guiente: "Encontre que Ell Compues
to de Mel V Alquitran de Foley, era
10 que necesitabamos 70 Y mi espo-
sa para los re~sfrios." Esta famosa
medicinal es igualmente buena para
los ninos, como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses, resfrios Group, toGes
bronquiales, Y calma Ia comezon de
Ia garganta q provoca las toses noe
turnas. No contiene opio nj drogas
que former habitos Immediate en-
sus resultados. De venta en- todas
las droguerfas. {Aev.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
UNA MUJER HERE A OTRA
CON UN LADRlllO

A Ia 1.55 p. M, del dfa de aver hubo
de p~resentarse la ambulancia de poH-
cia a Ia subestaci6n numero 3 a reco-
ger a Matilde Cerda para c~onducirla
al hospital de Ia ciudad, pues presen-
taba una lesion en- Ia mejilla derecha'
que, segun dijo II p%acientc, le hautn
sido producido con un ladriilo que
le arroi6 n Ia cara su vecina, de nom
hre Isabel. contra Quien hara formales
cargos, Tai manifesto q los agentes
que acudieron n prestarle los auxilios
deuandados,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
UN JOVENCITO VIOlO UNA CRH-
IA PARA APODERARSE
DE uN CHEQUE

Los aSentes de las comlslones de
sesuridad aprehendieron a
m io~vencito de ounce amos de edad
acusado de haberse apodc~ado de una
oorta diricida a cierto empleado, ex.
rravendo de ella IN cheque.
La falta de que Sc acusa al mozal-
bette no pudo ser inmediatamente COM
probada Y fue por clio que el supues-
70 ratero hubo de ser llevado ante las
artoridades de comprobaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
o DE
MRS. JACKSON

Aver pudimos ser intormados en- el
eentido de que los funerales de Mrs.
Jacson estaban pendientes hasta que
no Sc encontraran en- esta los deu.os
lie Ia occisa. Aver lleg6 a San Anto-
Mo William Richard, hermano de la
senora Jackson, ' Sc espera el arTibo
de otros parientes como 10 son ST.
madre. Mrs. Mary Richard, de Lulin.
Texas. Y dos hermanas suyas Mrs sam
Knute. Y Mrs White. ambas RESIDENCES
an los Angeles. California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Jesus Lopez de Madrigai. 4 Ia edad
Ge sc amos.
Pedro Hernandez, c IL edad de q
aEos.
Nino Ricardo Cores. Il n edad lie 10
meses ! dfas, hijo de Miguel Cortes
y &c la sonora Gabrielle Cara dc Cor
tbs.
Mo de Sebastian Tanes : Pompo-
-. Cara de TameZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
REGISTRO CIVIL


Luis Castro y Maria Filomena VI
lla-real.
Miguel Flores y Carmen Faldes Rio
Jas.
DarIo Coryea y Virginia Garcia.
Salvador Dfaz Y Antonio Zaldfvar.
Nicolas Padilla y Perfescta -Iar
tlncz.
Marcos Flores y Adela Juarez.
Francisco Orozco y Guadalupe Qua
Jardo.
Luis Gonzalez Y Agustina de la
Rosa.
Librado Moreno V Refugio NORM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

FL DIR d RERREN

Ha vuelto de sus vacaciones y tiene el gus
10 de ofrecer los servicioS de su protest n a
ia co!onia mexicara. en- IA Hughes Model
Pharmacy. situada en- 2ls St Mary 81
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

e. Gnico sitio meXicano de sutoHov'le'
IN Ia ciudad. WINES desde 50c. CarroS 9
sron6sTo V a p-eci.s -azonables para Bau-
Ezos. m~atrimorios y funerales. Chauffeur,
he Union. $500 por bora.
100 Galan St
Telefonos Crockett eas y 7o4.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Proc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
NACIMIENTOS

In niho de Ernesto David Y Hermit
IA Castaho de David.
Una nina de Juan Olgu!n y Rosa
PuiE de Olgufn.
Tn nino de Francisco Mendoza y
Antonio Canales de Mendoza
Dos MINIS de Francisco Gomez Y
Estela Menchaca de GImeZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
sANToRAL

Sabado 9.-Santos Dionislo Aeropa-
-ita Obispo, Rustico = El"uterio Mar
tires Y Abraham Patriarch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
POR LoS HOTELES

I'm 81 hotel Gunter de esta ciudad
Sc hospedan NJ. de I. Gonzalez. proct-
dante de Ia ciudai dc Mexico, Y J. Il,
Sanchez. de Zapat". CGxa..
--Er. e. hotel Laaisc Sd h. peda i;
Ber!@nsa. quien llegj ay"r e;ta !"
biaci6n. precedente de Ia de Monte
rrey, Nuevo Leon.
Sc hospeda en- ell hotel Bexar de es-
Il ciudad. 81 senor Raul Ostos. proce-
dente del puerto de Tampico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
SOLlCITO SU CARTA DE CiUDa-
DANA AMERICANA

Rafael Velarde, originario de la ciu-
dad de Mexico. D.. F., casado. de 80
amos de edad
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PERU

Rev. Edward o. French. minister nj
large IN the Vermont Home Mission.
airy society is expected to be here next
sunday and a good attendance at
church Is looked for. Mr.. French will
remain during the week and a few
special services are being arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Chapman
who have spent about four months in
town returned to their home in Nor
ristown, y. j., the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Warren went
to Albany on Friday for a few days.
Mr.. Warren has been IN for a few
weeks and went for treatment.
The village school was closed after
Wednesday OF last week ON account
OF the illness of the teacher, Miss
Jessie Farnum. She reopened the
school on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Hapgood. who
have been here since the first of May
expect to return to their home in New
York this week Tor the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Swift of Manchester
were with them over Sunday.
The check list to be used at Free
man meeting ON Nov. >, will be re-
! vised at a meeting of The Board OF
Civil Authority on Saturday evening.
October 90, at the town clerks office.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-21
In the DAYS News.

The Anti-Saloon League Of Ameri-
ca, which probably did more than any
other one organization to create the
public sentiment which resulted in
the adoption of the Federal prohibi-
ton amendment, owes its widespread
influence largely to Howard H. Rus
sell. who celebrates his siXty-ilth
birthday today, For more than a
quarter Of a century DR.. Russell has
been a leading spirit in the afafirs OF
the league, beginning in 1898. when
he first organized it in the State OF
Ohio For eight years he was thu
general superintendent of the nation.
al organization and during that time
he started the league in 81 States
travelling annually more than 10000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-21
Today's Events

Trafalgar Day, the 115th anniyer-
a of Lord Nelson's great naval
victory, viii be generally observed
throughout the British Empire today.
The annual convention OF the South
ern Textile Association. representing
the %otton manufacturing industry in
the South, Will open today at Gran
Vile. S. C.
Questions affecting technical edu.
cGtion in all parts Of Canada will be
discussed at a conference Of repre-.
s~entatiyes Of the various Provinces
at Ottawa today.
Gavin |. Coolidge, Republican nom
inee for Vice Preslden< will carry his
campaign across a large section OF
North Carolina today, closing with a
speech at Charlotte tonight.