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New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
w. MAIN STREET TO
 BE WIDENED II FEET
Board Of Public Works Frames Rec ommcndation for Presentation to
 Next Meeting of Common Council


 Next Meeting of Common Council r At special meeting of the board of public works this afternoon a resolution was framed for presenta- - tion to the next meeting of the com mon council which. if acted favorably upon, will result in the elimination of the present entrance steps at City Hall. will establish building lines on both sides of West Main street and will widen the street at no point less than II feet. Chairman E. N Humphrey and other members of the board were of the opinion that the present stone steps by which City Hall is entered, are obstacles to traf- fic on the sidewalk. Under the new plan the steps will be placed under the arched door.
 On the north side of the street, the highway will be widened by the cutting away of the walk from a point feet deep at the National bank cor ner on a taper to the west side of the city property extending five feet at that point Five feet will be cut away from High street westerly to Cedar street on the north side. On the south side a nine inch building line is established from the Beloin property at the corner of CrowelPs drug store as far westerly as High street. From that point to Cedar street intersection five feet are to be re- moved to widen the street.
 The action was taken today, Chair man Humphrey explained. so that the St. Marks church directors might know how far the new church edi- fee can extend.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Paterson Woman Dies
 of Sleeping Sickness

Paterson, N. J., Nov. 12.-Mrs. R. k. Boyd. wife of a local clergyman, died from sleeping sickness last night at her home in Little Falls. Physicians attributed the malady to an attack of influenza which Mrs. Boyd suffered two years ago. She had been unconscious since Monday.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Personal Tax COllecN
 Prosecuting DeliI'

Personal Tax Collector Mills has commenced pi against those who have not tax for last year, and warra| out by the prosecuting attd be served to guarantee the al of the offenders in court u Those arrested are given al tunity to pay up their $2 ta1 additional S5.42, which comf costs of bringing the deliE
 court.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Ruling Is Fiji

Washington, Nov. 12.7 revenue bureau broke its on the. ruling of the p1 forcement bureau prohil of malt extracts and hl than bakers and confect
 Commissioner William & formal statement tha| was under consideration nue bureau where final acts of the prohibition | He said the prohibition 4 ably would discuss the officers of the internal re later today and added ths bureau had arrived at on the question.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
No More Eioou

Bridgeport, Nov. 12.- missioner Frank Ballard today that the county d have informally agreed any more licenses for s liquor dealer who atten business in hard" stun diately be investigated by ticut authorities.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Mills At Holyoke to
 Reduce Working Hours

Holyoke, Mass. Nov. 12.-The Ly- man mills and Farr Alpaca Co, both manufacturers of textiles, today an nounced reductions in working sched- ules. effective Monday. The Lyman mills employing 1,2oo hands. will re- duce from 4S to 30 hours a week and the Farr Alpaca Co, employing sev- cral thousand will further reduce
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
GUNMEN SHOOT CHILDREN

Nine and Six-year-o1d Youngsters Shot
 Down i'm Streets in Trenton, New
 Jersey, Today.
 Trenton, N. J., Nov 12.-Paul and Ralph Harris, aged nine and six years respectively, were painfully wounded today by one of two gunners, who the children said deliberately fired upon them as they were walking along a street in the suburbs and then fled
 Both boys were taken to the hos pital.
 Ralph was struck about the head and back with buckshot. Nearly all of Panl's wounds were about the head.
 The police are investigating.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Dies As He Plans to
 Observe Anniversary

South Norwalk, Nov. 12.-Several hours before guests gathered at his home in honor of his 5Sth wedding anniversary, today, William Limburn- CT, prominent Odd Fellow here, died of heart trouble, aged 80 years. He is survived by a widow
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
IT. s. Has Not Made Any
 Statement On Adriatic

Washington. Nov. 12.-state de- bartment officials declared today that Inc American government had not got approved the settlement of the Adrintic question agreed upon by Itaiy and JuEo-siavia. Details of Tho settlement have not yet been r& solved.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
WEATHER.

Hartford, Conn.,, Nov. I2- Forecast for New Britain and vicinity; Fair tonight and Satur- day, colder tonight; continued cold Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
PROBING WORLDS THEORY,

New York. Nov. 12.-District At torney Edward Swann planned today to question all of the men mentioned by the Evening World yesterday in its solution" of the Wall street ex- plosion here on September 16
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
t5 Year Old Boy Tells Authori. ties He Witnessed Step Mothers Murder Four
 Years Ago
FEAR OF DEATH THREAT
 MADE HIM KEEP SILENT
Youngster Relates Quarrel Between Two, Then Says Husband Killed Wife With Club, Hid Body in Hay mOw and Later Buried It In An Abandoned We'll.

Langdon, N. M, Nov. 12.-An abandoned we'll on the farm of Will liam B. Whitney, which has been filled with rock and debris. was re-opened today by county authorities in a search for the body of Whitney's sec ond wife. The search was ordered as a result of a declaration made by John Whitney, 15-year-old son CT William B. Whitney by former mar rage, that he saw his father strike down his step-mother in their home, four years ago. take her body to the hay-mow and later bury it in the well.
 Disappeared Oct. 30.
 w. B. Whitney disappeared from town on October 30 after eight years of residence here in which he gained a reputation as a solid citizen. In his wake came bankruptcy petitions against him, and charges that he had duplicated mortgages on his nome. With the departure of the father, hls son John went to the county autnori- ties with the story which he said he had kept secret under threat of death by his parent.
 The family was originally named DoQlittle, according to the son, anu lived at Madison, Me. The father was charged with passing worthless check and went to Montana. He lived there several years, returning east in 1912 with a second wife, and settled here.
 Tells of Murder.
 On the night of June 30, 1916, Whit ney and his wife went to a lecture, re- turning late. John told the county solicitor that he was awakened in his he'd over the kitchen by a dispute, and, looking through the hot air regis ter into the room below, he said he saw his father grasp a stick of fire wood and beat his step-m other with it. The woman was apparently killed by the repeated blows, the boy said, adding that he saw his father next take the body out of the house to the hay-mow in the barn. There, accord ing to his story, it lay for several days. Then Whitney placed the body in the old water-hole, threw on top of it stones gathered for the purpose and the debris of the farm yard.
 Mrs. Whitney had been planning a visit to relatives in Ohio, and Whitney told the neighbors that his wife had gone there.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12

to become convinced regarding Ger many's attitude along these lines.
 The possibility of the admission of Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria, is re- garded in a different light by the French, who have indicated they are not opposed to membership for these nations, as ii is considered they have shown good faith.
 Tokio, Nov. 12. (By Associated Press)-Japanese delegates now in Geeneva to attend the meeting of the assembly, of the league of nations have been sent cabled instructions giving them wide discretion regarding race equality proposals. says the Asahi Shimbun of Osaka. The opinion of the cabinet is said to be divided be- tween the conviction that the present time is inopportune for such propo- sals and the fear that objecting nations might take political advantage of the situation.
 Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 12 (By the Associated Press)-The secre- tariat of the league of nations today received Austria's ormal application for admission to the league.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Automobile Bandits Get
 Thousands in Kingston

Kingston, Ohio, Nov. 12.-In a dar- ing daylight robbery, three men in an automobile today secured $4,000 in currency and between $50,OOO and s70,000 in government bonds from the First-National Bank here, shooting
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
$10,OOO MACHINE FALLS
Workmen Narrowly Escape Death at New Britain Machine Plant When Crane Breaks, Releasing Pianer.

A s1o,ooo blaming machine drop ped from a crane at the New Britain Machine company plant yesterday aft ernoon causing considerable damage to the machine. The accident hap pened as the planer was passing over a space the height of which was equivalent to two stories of the fac tory A hook on the crane straight ened out allowing the machine to drop to the floor Fortunately no one was injured in the crash although several workmen were nearby at the time.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
EDITOR IS SELECTED.

New Haven, Nov. I2.-Richard Hook CT. editor of the Springfield Republi- can, and of the class of 1899. will be Isaac Hill Bromley lecturer at Yale college this year. it was announced today.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
BECKETT IN JAH,

Hartford, Nov. 12.-Lui Beckett, who is to be tried the murder Of Charles c. Taf icab driver, was brought td ford today by the state ps1
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
SEAPLANE SINKS.

Sandy Hook, N. J., Nov. 12-Caught in heavy wind while anchored in the bay here. naval seapIane No. S6 sank thimorning Three men u:ho.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
PASSED WORTHLESS CHECKS
New Haven Man Pleads Guilty in Meriden-Bnund Over to Superior Court in $1 900 Bonds

OOurt m $I,OOU bOHuS-
 Meriden, Nov. 12.-Wesley Beeman. 21, of 1O1 .Westfield street, New Hav- en, pleaded guilty in police court this morning to defrauding local tailors by worthless cheeks and was bound over in $1,0Q0. Three counts involving about $65 were pressed. It was ex- plained that in one case Beeman fled when the suspicious tailor went out side to telephone and left behind him in the store his purse with $5 in it. He called yesterday afternoon on one of his previous victims, Jacob Silver man, Grove street. rendered another check, and the latter held him for the police
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06

| Colorado ~. Cummings l, McAdoo
/ 8, Cox 8.
Connecticut ~, McAdoo !. Cum
mings 2. Palmer s, Cox 8.
Delaware ., McAdoo Q, Cox 3.
Florida 70, McAdoo g. Cox O.
Georgia 2s, Palmer ~
Idaho s. McAdOo g.
Illinois 5s, Palmer /. McAdoo 81.
Cox 80.
indiana 30. cox 10. McAdoo II.
Iowa 20. COX 26
Kansas 20. McAdoo 20.
Kentucky passed.
Louisiana 20, McAdoo 2. Davis T.
Cox 4
Maine 70. McAdoo 7. Palmer 5.
Maryland IS, Cox si4. Palmer u
Davis 2
Massachusetts 80. Palmer is. COX
H. owen 2. McAdoo ] Davis l.
Michigan 30. Palmer 10, McAdoo
"a, Cox T.
Minnesota %. Davis /, cox 4, Pal
mer 3, McAdoo 10. absent ].
Mississippi 20, cox 20.
Missourl 36. clark 3. Cox 7. Pal
mcr 2, owen /, Davis /. McAdoo is.
Montana s. McAdoo 3.
Nebraska l6, owen ., McAdoo z.
New Hampshire g. Palmer /. Cox
2, McAdoo +.
New Jersey 2s. cox rs.
New Mexico ., McAdoo 3. Senator
Jones /
New York 90, McAdoo 90, Cox 10.
North Carolina "a, McAdoo -.
North Dakota 10. COX 2, McAdoo &.
ohio As. COX -.
oklahoma 20, owen 20.
oregon 10, McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania rs. COX 1, McAdoo 2.
Palmer 20.
Rhode Island 10. Palmer 3. Nc.
Adoo 3. Cox T.
South Carolina Is. McAdoo Is.
South Dakota 10, McAdoo s, Cox 4.
Tennessee %. Davis "a
Texas 40, McAdoo 40.
Utah s, McAdoo 3.
Vermont 8, Palmer I, McAdoo I,
Cox 6.
Virginia "a, Glass "a
Washington IA. Davis u Cox 6.
McAdoo 7 Il
West Virginia 10. Davis l6
Wisconsin 2s. McAdoo 10, Cox 7.
Wyoming G, McAdoo
Alaska G. Palmer 3, McAdoo 2.
Cox /.
District OF Columbia 6. Palmer 6.
Hawaii 6. McAdoo l. Cox 8.
Philippines 6. McAdoo 4, Cox 2.
Porto Rico 6, Palmer 2. Davis /,
Glass !, McAdoo 2.
Canal Zone 2, Palmer 1 McAdoo I
Alabama "a, owen /. Cox 2. Davis
/ T. McAdoo 7, Underwood o
Kentucky 26. Davis I, ,McAdoo 6
Cox 10.
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Indiana 30-Cox 10, McAdoo II.
Iowa 2s--Cox rs.
Kansas 20 -McAdoo 20.
Kentucky 25-Cox 10, McAdoo 6,
Davis /.
Louisiana 2o--McAdoo ?. Davis
4, Cox ~.
Maine l2-McAdoo 7, Palmer 5.
Maryland 15-Cox 8h, McAdoo
5h Davis 2.
Massa chusetts 36-Palmer is, Cox
II. owen R, McAdoo I. Davis l
Michigan 30--Palmer 0, McAdoo
Is, Cox g.
Minnesota 24-Davis /. Cox 4.
Palmer y, McAdoo Is. absent /.
Mississippi Cook 20.
Missouri 36-Clark 2, Cox I, Pal
mer ~, owen /, Davis 2. McAdoo
1917 absent /.
Montana S--McAdoo 3.
Nebraska i6--Owen 8, McAdoo 7.
Nevada Cox 9.
New Hampshire S---Palmcr /, Cox
2, McAdoo .
New Jersey 2s--Cox 2S.
New Mexico 6--MoAdoo 5, Palmer
New York 9O--McAdoo 20, Cox
10.
North Carolina 24--McAdoo "a.
North Dakota 1O-Cox ., McAdoo
3.
Ohio is-Cox as.
oklahoma 20--Owen 20.
oregon lO--McAdoo 10.
PENNSYLVANIA 76--Cox /, McAdoo
2, Palmer 73.
Rhode Island i0--McAdoo 3, Pal
mer g. Cox 4.
South Carolina 1s--McAdOo Is.
south Dakota i0-McAdoo g, Cox
., owen ], Marshall 1. I.
Tennessee 24--Davis "a
Texas 40--McAdoo 40.
Utah S-McAdoo s.
Vermont S-Palmet /, McAdoo l.
Cox 8.
Virginia 24--Glass "a.
Washington li-Ddvis y Cox 6,
McAdoo IN.
Yves. Virginia t6--Davis 10.
Wisconsin 26--McAdoo 10, Cox 7.
Wyoming 6-Palmer 3. McAdoo 2.
Cox I.
Alaska 6-Palmer g.. MoAdoo 2
Cox l.
District of Columbia 6--Palmer 6
Hawaii 6--McAdoo !, Cox 5.
Philippines B---McAdoo 3, Cox 2
Palmer /.
Porto Rico 6---Palmer .. Davis /
Glass l, McAdoo p
Canal Zone 2--McAdoo /. Palmer
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2Sth Ballot

Alabama 24--Cox 2. Davis 6,
Underwood 6, McAdoo 10.
Arizona 6--Owen / 1-2, Cox l-2,
McDoo 3.
Arkansas ls---Palmer /. McAdoo
3. Cox IA.
California 2s--McAdoo 10. Cox
13. Palmer 1. Cummings /, Davis l.
Colorado l2-Cummings /. Nc
Adoo 5, Cox 6.
Connecticut i4--McAdoo I, Cum
mings 2, Palmer 4. Cox 7.
Delaware e--McAdoo 4, Cox 2.
Florida i2-McAdoo 3, Cox Q.
Georgia 2s--Palmer rs.
Idaho s---McAdoo 8.
Illinois 5s--Palmer / MeAdoo is,
Cox 80.
Indiana 3O-Cox 10, McAdoo II.
Iowa 26---Cox 20
Kansas 20--McAdoo 20
Kentucky walker u. Hines
/, Davis 1. McAdoo 4, Cox 90
Louisiana 2O--McAdoo 2, Davis
g. Cox IL
Maine 12-McAdoo 7. Palmer 5.
Maryland 16--Cox 8 i-2, McAdoo
l2, Davis 2.
Massachusetts 3s--Cox 4, Palmer
rs, Cox u, owen 2, McAdoo 2.
Michigan So--palmer .. McAdoo
10. Cox g.
Minnesota 24--Cox Palmer g.
McAdoo II, Davis I, Absent /.
Mississippi 20-Cox 20.
Missouri 36--Clark 2. Cox 7,
Palmer i-2. owen /, Davis 4
McAdoo II 1-2. absent f.,
Montana s---McAdoo 7, Cox I.
Nebraska t6--Owen ., McAdoo z
Nevada Cox 6.
New Hampshire S-Palmer I. Cox
2, McAdoo 5.
New Jersey 2S--Cox 2s.
Now Mexico 6--McAdoo g.
New York 90--McAdoo 90. Cox
10.
North Carolina 24-MrAdoo "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
WAS IN BED FOR
6 LONG MONTHS
Was Able to Be Up in Three
Weeks After Taking Tan
lac-Gains 90 Pounds.

Il was in bed for six long months
with stomach trouble and rheuma
tism and Tanlac alone deserves the
credit for my recovery" said George
Gregoire, popular longshoreman, OF
27ls Sd avenue, Seattle, wash. Il
have gained 20 pounds and feel like
| was never STICK a day in my life.
he continued
MY trouble started a year ago
My appetite left Nme and what /
forced myself TO eat would cause
a severe pain In my stomach and
shortness of breath. Meats were a.
most like poison to my system; l
got as weak as a kitten and the
rheumatism laid hold OF me so bad
| could hardly drag myself about.
My kidneys seemed to give way, too.
and my back hurt so l couldnt /
stoop over. My head ached like 1t
would split and / would get so dizzy
| had to- hold to something to keep
from falling. | lost sleep and weight
and was completely down and out.
"Tanlac helped me so much that
| was out OF bed In three weeks and
now I am like a different man. All
my troubles are entirely gone, / am
back at work every day and do my
work so easily l surprise the men
who work with me. / never felt
better in my life and | give Tanlac
all the credit for my splendid
health"
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
Companies.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
HOlU The Ballots We're Cast

Arizona s--McAdoo 3, Cox g
Arkansas iS--Palmer !. McAdoo
2, Cox 10.
California 70 McAdoo 20, Cox ~.
Cummings /. Palmer l.
colorado l2--cummings !. Nc
AdOo b, Cox &,
Connecticut McAdoo /, cum
mings 3, cox g.
delaware 6-McAdoo 2. Cox
Florida "a McAdoo 3, Cox 0.
Georgia 2S--Ptlmer Is.
Idaho S--McAdOo b.
Illinois passed.
Indiana 30--McNdoo II. Cox 10.
Iowa 26--CoS 2s.
Kansas 20 MCAdoo 20.
Kentucky 20 MoAdoo 8. Davis /,
Cox 20.
Louisiana passed.
Maine i2- McAdoo 6. owens !.
Palmer s.
MARYLAND le-Cox ga McAdoo
Massachusetts 3s-pavIs I. Nc
Adpo I, owen 2. Cox Ia, Palmer 10
Michigan 3O--palmer 10, McAdoo
10. Cox Z.
Minnesota 2d--Davl1 /. Cox 4.
Talner 4, McAdoo ~, absent /.
Mississippi Cook 90.
tNlHF'lll hN---'lHTh g. COX Z.
Palmer 8, owen I, Davis T. Porsh-
Ing /. McAdoo is. absent /.
Montana V--McAdoo $.
Nebraska \6-owen 0. McAdoo 7.
Nevada Cox g.
New Hampshire s--Palmer !.
Cox 2, McAdoo 3.
New Jersey 2S--C'ox 2S.
Vow Mexico 6--McAdoo S, owen 1
Ncw York D0a-Cox 70, McAdoo 20.
North Carolina 2t--McAdoo a.
North Dakota 1O--Cov ., Nc
AdOo s.
ohio iS--Cox IS
Dklahomn 2O--Owen 20
Oregon l0--Mc Adoo 10.
Icnnsylvonia 76--Cox /, McAdco
2, Palmer 70.
Rhod' Island 1o-Cox 4, Palmer
2, Davis g.
South Carolina -McAdoo Is.
South dakota McAdoo G..
Cox 4
Tennessee ei-pav.s q.
Texas d0..-McAduo 40.
Utah s---McAdoo 8.
Vermont S--Palmer / McAdoo
Cox 6
Virginia 2i-GlaB "a.
Washington i4.-Dnvis one,h half,
Coy So yMcAdoo 3.
Vest Nirsinia i6---Davis 16.
Wisconsin 26--McAdoo 10. Cox
Wyoming c--McAdoo 6.
Alnska 6--l9lmcr 5, McAdOo ?
Cox I.
District OF Columbia 6--palner G
Hawaii c-McAdoo I. Cox b.
Philippines C--McAdoo I. Cox ?
Porto Rico 6--palmer 2. Davis
Glass ], ,McAdoo 2
Canal Zone s--Palmet I, Me.
| Adoo I.
Illinois 5s--Palmer /. McAdoo 90
/ Cox IS
Louisiana 20--McAdoo 2, Davis 4,
Cox IL. abscnt l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
Why Itch and Burn
With Skin Diseases

Do not expect to be cured of any
form OF skin disease by the use OF
lotions. salves, oiutments or other
local treatment, as such remedies
caSnnt possibly reach the source of
the truu.!c. which is in the blood.
When any OF ths-. svmptoms ap-
pear on any part os your -, ven
should take prompt steps to rid the
blood of the germs which cause
them. And the one remedy which
has no equal as a blood cleanser is
5. S. D., which Is sold by druggists
everywhere.
Begin taking S. s. s. today. and
write a complete history OF your
case to our Chief Medical Adviser.
who will give You special instruc-
tions without charge. Write at
once to Medical Director. 613 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
Farmers Wife Finds
Astonishing Relies

For ten long years I had suf-
fercd with my stomach. | tried
everything without relief. but after
one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy knew I had obtained what
mad been looking for and took the
full course of treatment. 1t is going
on 1 years now and I have never
had any pains or bloating since" 1t
removes the catarrhal mucous from
the Intestinal tract, and allays the
Inflammation which causes .prac-
,ically all stomach. liver and intes-
final ailments. including append
citis One dose will convince or
money refunded at all druggists
Adyt
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eth Ballot

Albania 2i-yUnderwood 4. Cox s,
Davis 7, McAdoo 3.
Arizona 6--Owen /, Cox ., Me-
doc g.
Arkansas 1s-McAdoo J, Palmer
I, Cox II.
California 26-McAdoo II, Cox
49, Davis /. Palmer /.
Colorado 12--Cox 8, McAdoo 4.
Cummings H. Senator Robinson l.
Connecticut 1i--McAdoo 2, Cum
mings 2. Palmer 4, Cox 6.
Delaware 6--McAdoo 1, Cox 2.
Florida 12--McAdoo 3, Cox Q.
Georgia 2S-Palmer rs.
Idaho s--McAdoo g.
Illinois bS--Cox 80, Palmer /.
McAdoo IA
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Arkansas Palmer :, McAdoo
3, Cox a.
California 20 McAdoo 10. Cox
10. Cummings 2, Palmer !.
Colorado 12-Cummings /. McA-
doc 8. Cox q.
Connecticut i6---McAdoo I, Cum
mings 2. Palmer 3, CSrx 6.
Delaware B--McAdoo 4. Cox 2.
Florida i2--McAdoo 3. Cox g.
Georgia Palmer 2s.
Idaho McAdoo s.
Illinois 5S- Palmer 2, McAdoo 10.
Cox 40.
Indiana McAdoo II. Cox 10.
Iowa 20 passed
Kansas 20--McAdoo 20.
Kentucky 2G--McAdoo s, cox 90.
Davis I,
Louisiana passed.
Maine i2-Mchdoo 8, owen /. Pal
mcr o.
Maryland i6--Cox 5 i-2. McAdoo
ia. ravis 2.
Massno ohusetts passed.
Michigan 30--Palmer 10. McAdoo
/ 8. Cox o.
Minnesota 2i-Davls /. Palmer 4.
Cox 4, MoAdoo "a, absent l.
Mississippi 2O--Cox 20.
Missouri sG-CoN 7, Clark 2, Pal
mer 3. McAdoo 20, owen absent /.
Montana 6--McAdoo o.
Nebraska i6-Owon Q, McAdoo 7.
Nevada q, Cox 8.
Now Hampshire s--Palmer /. Cox
2, McAdoo 8.
Now Jersey 2s--Cox 2s.
New Mexico G--McAdoo 6.
Now York 90--Cox 20. McAdoo 20.
North Carolina McAdoo "a.
North Dakota 1O-CoK 2. McA-
doc \.
Ohio is---Cox 4S.
Oklahoma 20--Owen 20.
Oregon i0-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania 76--Cox /. McAdoo
2, Palmer T3
Rhode Island lO-Palmor 3, Cox
Z.
South Carolina IS McAdoo ls
South Dakota i0-rPalmor 10.
Tennessee 2i--Davis "a.
Texas 40--McAdoo 40.
Utah s--McAdoo Z.
Vermont s-raimor I. Cox 7.
Virginia 2i--GlaIs 20.
Washington l4-Davis l-2, Cox
IL. McAdoo s.
West Virginia l6-Davls 1s.
Wisconsin McAdoo 10, Cox 7.
wyoming 6--McAdoo 8.
Alaska 6--Palmor 3. McAdoo, 2
, Cox g.
Philippines 6--McAdoo 3, Cox 2
| Palmer /.
Porto Rfca 6--palmer 2, Davis /,
Glass | McAdoo 2.
Canal Zone Palmer l. McAd6c
| I.
Iowa 90. Cox 26.
Louisiana 2O--Davis 4. McAdoo 4,
| Cox ~.
Massachusetts 36-pavis /. Nc.
District of Columbia 6--paimcr s
Hawaii 6--McAdoo 1. Cox 8.
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North Dakota lO--cox 2, McAdoo

North Dakota 10--Cox 2. McAdoo
8.
Ohio 4s-Cox 4s.
Oklahoma 20--Owen 20.
oregon l0--McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania 76--Cox 1 McAdoo
2, Palmer 73.
Rhode Island 10--McAdoo 3,
Palmer 3, Cox 4.
South Carolina ls--McAdoo is.
South Dakota l0--McAdoo s.
owen Cox g
Tennessee 2i--Davis %.
Texas 40--McAdoo 40.
Utah S--McAdoo 8.
Vermont s--Palmer /. McAdoo /,
Cox 8.
virginia 24-Glass "a
Washington l4-Davis 1-2, Cox
6. McAdoo i-2.
West Virginia l6--Davis IS.
Wisconsin 26-McAdoo 10. Cox 7.
wyoming 6--McAdoo 6.
NAlaska 6--Palmer 3, McAdoo 2,
Cox 1.
District Of Columbia 6-Palmer 6.
Hawaii 6s-McAdoo /. Cox 5.
Philippines 6--McAdoo 3, Cox .,
Palmer 1.
Porto Rico 6--Palmer 2, Davis .,
McAdoo 2