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Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Rent-Apartments

For Rent-Apartments 10 >~,--------------@~-~--'
 FOR RENT-New, modern apart ment. 4 rooms, dressing room. bath garage shade, built-in effects; walking distance and near car line; cool and attractive in appearance. Apply roc North 4th St.
 FURNISHED 4-room apartment. block from post office. 230 \. End Ave. Phone 36O1
 TWO S-room nicely furnished apts $25.00 and $30.00; 1 three-room fur nished apt at $65.00; one Broom fur nished apt. at $4O.00; have some others. Call at 10 \. 2nd Ave. Phone 4405.
 FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, three rooms, bath and large screen sleeping porch, close In. 500 North First St. Phone 2SS4
 NICELY FURNISHED front apart ment. 320 N. Third Ave. b
 COOL tlree-room furnished apart ment. $30 per month. 922 N. Second street D. FOR RENT-Four-room furnished apartment to healthy adults. Lights water and telephone paid. s65. 26 Weldon Ave. Phone s85o.
 FURNISHED apartment 365 N. 4th Ave. Phone 2396. b
 FOR RENI-4-room unturniShed apartment, all built-in features. Lo- cated northeast. Phone 3So4 FOR RENT Four-room furnished upper apartment. S45 N. Second Ave. Phone S471. FURNISHED half brick house. $50 per month. Phone S15S.
 THE ROSEBUD, SIT N. 4th Ave. Four rooms and bath, well furnished, will lease for year. b THREE ROOM and bath unfurnished apartment for rent. cool. r. block from city hall. Inquire at 222 E. Jeffer- son. If FOR RENT Modern. three rooms unfurnishe0. 805 $. First Ave. If MODERN Broom apartment with screen sleeping porch. 124 N. 10th Ave.
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 FOR RENT-Until October. fur nished apartment of three rooms. be- sides kitcheHette, bath and sleeping screen room, in new double house, one block from Indian School carltne, on WilIetta St. Phone 3515. If
 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep- ing apartments 705 \. 3rd St. It
 FOUR ROM furnished apartment; no sick, no children. 2O7 East Mckinley. THREE- ROOM apartment with screen sleeping room. for housekeep- ing; no sick. no children, no dogs. 1926 w. Polk Phone 3858. TWO rooms and screen porch, fur nished for housekeeping 124 N. 17th l Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For SaIe-MisceIlaneous

For Sale-Miscellaneous >>~--~-~~~~>~~~~---~---~-> -~>>-->>~~-~~"--->> FOR sALE-Wicler baby buggy. Phone 36l5.
 PLANTS
 Nancy Hall yams. Porto Rico yams and yellow Jersey sweet potato plants in any quantity.
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 125 East Jefferson St
 ITS HERE
 Fresh shipment of Pratts Butter milk Starting Food for baby chicks.
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 125 F. JEFFERSON ST. If FOR SALE-AH white, reed, reversf- ble gear Whitney baby carriage, com plete with storm curtain; used very little. 761 E. Pierce St. FOR SALE-Cement blocks by by 16, 22c apiece. Cheapest, coolest. most substantial building material on market See them at 109 N. 18th Ave. TAPPOON CANVAS OF HEAVY GRADE FOR SALE AT
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 l25 E. JEFFERSON If BRASS beds polished anI relac- quered. Ph enix Plating Co., 215 E. Adams. u IF YOU want good light. have your
  CO. 2lh hast Adams. u FOR SALE-Range. 524 N. Seventh street. tf FOR SALE-Improved Pumpkin Yam sweet potato plants, in large quantities at ranch only. R. c. Hooking, Scotts- dale. 6b BUY YOUR cut flowers direct from grower. Extra fancy roses, soc per doz. delivered. We are cutting froTn 100000 rose bushes. Five years as wholesalers has amply equipped us for the retail business. Clay Tice Flower and Plant Go. Phone 102J3. dd KILL YOUR ANTS AND GOPHERS WITH A DOSE OF CARBON BI- SULPHATE. SAFE AND SURE FOR RESULTS. PHOENTx SEED AND FEDD CO, 125 E. JEFFERSON ST. If FOR SALE-One complete one-chair barber outfit; also gold watch to ex- change for bicycle. SIS w. Washing ton. If FOR sALE-one new No. Byron Jackson deep well turbine pumo. Inn mediate delivery. Herbert B. Atka,. care Arizona Egyptian Cotton Co. If WALL paper. pair-s. varnishes. etc. at easonable prices. Chicago Wall Pa per Co.. 327 w. Washington St.. L. Lawler. Prop. Phone 46s4. Open evenings. BUY YOUR BINDER WINE AND GRAIN BAGS NOW. HARVESTING SUPPLIES or ALL KINDS FOR SALE AT PHOENIX SEED & FEED CO. 125 F. JEFFERSON ST. If FOR SALE rertilizer for lawns all 4203 If FIVE carloads of Bonn eIphon and Gibson refrigerators; A styles and sizes from which to choose; pur- chased by US at last summers prices and sold to you at an approximate saving of 405. They start at S1s75 for a SO-lb. ice capacity with white enameled food chamber. Your credit Is good or 10e6 cash discount.
 BARROWS FURNITURE co.
 Cor. First and Jefferson Sts. 6b
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Rent-Houses

For Rent-Houses
 
 FIVE houses to rent. Come in at once. 23 w. Monroe.
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co. TO LET-Five- tile P. D. house. some shade, all new. on paved street; $50 per month. Capitol addition.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co.
 SS ". Monroe St. It FOR RENT-Unfurnish half house four rooms, at 1922 E. Polk St; also l room and garage at southeast corner of 18th and Polk St. Inquire of owner at s21 F. Pierce. 2 MODERN two-story corner, wonder ful grape arbors. shade, fruit, garage. Furniture, chickens, rabbits and road ster for sale. Fine place for sanitarium if purchased. PITS. It FOR RENT-Unfurnish cottage. 3 rooms and bath. 1o19 Y. 10th St. g FOR RENT-Half house. rooms and bath; just newly papered and painted. Apply owner, 142 ". Wash ington st. If 1872 W. WASHINGTON. One-half of my residence, four rooms, bath and garage. Desire a quiet couple; no children, no sick. Rent $40 summer months, $50 winter, unfurnished. If furnished $6O summer, $75 winter. Geo. 0. Ford. u
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
COMMIS SSIONS

Of all legitimate nature executed to your satisfaction. CT no fee.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
LUMBER

Prices are per 1000 square feet 1x6 to 1x12-inch boards ........ $45.00
 Rough NO. com.
 2x6 joists. rough No. com. ..... s45.00 4-in. studding. rough No. com. $45.0 7-jr st,,ddinp s45 Oo 2xs. surfaced sides ...ss5.0o to s75.OO 2x4. surfaced sides ..$65.00 to $75.00 1x6, dressed and match, $65-00 to $75.00 15x4. beaded ceiling ..- $45.00 to $65.00 1kx6 and wider resaW ....... $S0.OO Good grade cull lumber. per
 1OO0 rect SA9-OV Mining timber, ex6 to 1ox10 -.-.. 90 Battens. 1zx3 ...... $45.00 50,000 feet of S2S No. 1 com.
 boards ..........-..--.. $65.OO
 Roofing, Sash, Doors. Frames, Mold ings. Let me make you out list of lumber required. Bring your plans can read them 30 years practical ex- perience 1 have the right stuff that will build little home for little money.
 My prices are spot cash at the yard. These prices hold good until further notice This stock just been unloaded. I bought it for spot cash and spot cash will move 1t.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
SHADY HOME BARGAIN

Modern Groom brick, 2 stories; large corner lot fine lawn and shade; near school; garage. Price $500; terms to suit.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
PLUMBING PROJECT

WE HAVE A NEW TURBINE PUMF
 FOR SALE
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Rent-Land
For Rent-store 6 Officea

FOR RENT-An excellent bushes and warehouse property, on paved street. close to business district build ing is of brick with cement floors; both front and rear entrance. An eN- ceptional opportunity Phone 35S4 during business hours or 1852 after hours.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Sale-MisceIlaneous

BOYS BICYCLE-A bargain for $6. 370 N. 1st Avenue. g FINCH General Electric oscillat- ing fan, practically new, cost $37.00, will sacrifice for S27.00. 37O North 1st Avenue. g FOR SALE-One tent house and two hogs. Call J. H. Pennington 110J5. FOR SALE-VFumed oak furniture, al- most new; one davenport. $50: dining set, $50; library table. $25; fireplace screen, $4. Call at T3S W. Fillmore. FOR SALE-Two a4 size iron beds, S6.75 each; large size bookcase with encyclopedia, $19.50; steel cot, $3.50; oak telephone table, $9.75; 1 kitchen table. $2.5O; 3 tubs, washboard and four suit dryers, ice cream freezer, all for ST; kitchen chair. s1.75; auto mobile chairs. s2.5o. Phone s5o2. It FOR SALE-Sman boys wheel. $S. Phone 2l38. d FOR SALE-Electric fan 12-in. os- cillating - General Electric - perfect condition. S24.00. 1230 N. 3rd St. g OUR TREES WILL SELL = Try it. Heavy demand and good supply of well grown stock to meet it. Terms upon request. SALEM NURSERY COMNANY. 427 Oregon Bldg. Salem, Oregon. blk BLUE SERGE SU1T-Size 36. s23 Good as new. Call evenings. s05 North Sth Ave. b FOR SALE-A-1 bicycle good condi- ton, S17.50; leaving town. 1133 E. Van Buren. In rear. D FOR SALE Household furniture. painters tools, floor scraper, wrenches, 1 buggy tongue, 1 22 Winchester rifle and other things too numerous to men ton. 425 s. Central Ave. Phone 14O5.
 b FOR SALEzMedium sized fireproof safe. 316 w. Wash. b FOR SALE-7x10 Blake ore crusher. first class condition; $325 f. O. b. Phoe- nix. A. c. Sanders, Box 564. Phoenix.
 b 4 WHITE marble soda fountain for sale cheap at American Kitchen. Su- perior. Ariz. Sd STOP-IISTEN-G that pump and gas engine repaired right at lowest possible cost Call s9o1. g PIANOS, PIANOS
 PLAYER PIANOS AND PIANOS AT FACTORY RETAIL PRICES CASH OR EASY TERMS
 J. w. DAWSON
 sOs N. SECOND ST. HONE ss7:. tt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Rent-F furnished
 Houses


 FURNISHED cottage for rent. 1246 r. Pierce. GROOM brick on paved street for rent for months or lease for one year to desirable tenants. 2137 w. Jeffer son. g| HALF HOUSE well furnished Cheap. 1217 r. Madison. g| FURNISHED house CIR. and 9 screen porches; double garage; paved St; northwest location: plenty of shade; will lease for IS months to adults only. Call at r E. Adams St.
 FOR RENT
 13room house, furnished.
 PANTHER CITY REALTY co.
 9 w Monroe. Phone 649 q FOR RENT-Nicely furnished A. room cottage near the library, suitable for couple employed; no sick; no chil dren. Phone 4656. FOUR-ROOM furnished house and bath: light and gas; plenty of shade; walking distance: street car half block. N 12th St. Phone S0S2. p NICELY FURNISHED six-room, screen porch, garage, large cool house for three months only. Phone 1891. Owner SCREEN house for rent. 5O6 East Adams. FOR RENT-One 5-room apt. fur nished, 2 sleeping rooms private bath; located blocks from post office. Phone 1908. Call at 220 w. Wash. COMPLETELY furnished house of rooms, with piano, s6O month. Inter national Mines &z Realty Co, 40 North First Ave. Phone 4955. If Two-ROoM house, modern; no sick or children. 925 E. Mckinley. FURNISHED house for rent or lease; on paved street, near Capitol; , rooms and screen room; hardwood floors, bath, gas, electricity, garage; vacant June 1st. Phone 447O. or call 505 $. 3rd Ave. If FURNISHED COTTAGE v 705 p. Wash. FOR RENT-3 furnished houses. One SIP one $15 and one $20 per month. Call 313. N. 5th Ave. Phone 2212. q HALF house with screen porch at 520 $. First Ave. Apply 506 E. Adams. TWO furnished houses for rent. with screen porches. Call at 1147 E. Fill more. D SIX rooms. 2 screen porches, every convenience; months or longer lease: healthy adults only. $125. Phone S951. FOUR-ROOM half brick. furnished; cool, modern, desirable. $40. 1927 L. Edams.
 WILL rent my 5-room furnished bungalow for the summer to care takers, responsible couple only. Price s3O per month. 1242 D. Culver St. D
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Sale-Houses

HOMES for sale or will build to suit on terms. C. H. Johnson &S Go. con tractors, 12S E. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
CATTLE BARGArN
pAPADTSE vATTFy

For sale-100 yearIings. 42 two-year olds; 23 three-year- -oIds.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Sale-Houses
INTERNATIONAL Mines and Realty Go.
 40 N. First Ave.
40 N. First Ave.


P. o. Box 1889. Phone 1855
 Special agents for financing meritor- tous mining and mineral propositions. Careful reports and examinations rem dered. We buy, sell or exchange real estate of all descriptions and size To- cated anywhere. Our expert service guarantees satisfactory results. Call or write stating your requirements.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
OHLRAU LUMBER YARD AND PHOENIX FLAMING MILL
 BOP S. First Ave

BLACKSMITH tools and material. good stand for auto garage: free rent. Call and see 27 South Seventh St.
 IF ITS TENTS, we have a large supply on hand and can save you money on them. Tents in all sizes can be had now. Out of town customers phone S093. Jefferson Street Auction. 47 West Jefferson. 6bm
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For SaIe-Fruits & Produce

APRICOTS-Plenty of them. C. C. Petrat, five miles north and sz mile east on Maryland Ave. N. side of road. Call after p. m. It
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Children and grandchildren of
Mrs. Henry Ford, 26 in number, gave
her delightful surprise. last Friday
evening, when they gathered at her
residence to make glad the occasion
of her sixty-fifth birthday. Some of
the company came from Flint and
Chesaning and the visit to mothers
home proved so pleasant that it last
ed until two or three o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. The visitors
brought with them we'll filled baskets
from which a bountiful potluck din
ner was spread and to which all did
ample justice. As an evidence of
their love and thoughtfulness the
guests joined in presenting to Mrs.
Ford beautiful Victor Victrola and
a number of records, and coupled
with it was the wish that she might
live in health and happiness for many
years to come.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
MRS. ALLEN TOBEY KILLED

One of the saddest accidents that
has happened in this vicinity in re-
cent years took place last Sunday ev-
enlng at Pine Run when Mrs. Allen
Tobey was struck by an automobile
and received injuries which resulted
in her death the following Tuesday
night.
The circumstances surrounding the
tragic occurrence, as we have been able
to learn them, are about as follows
Mrs. Tobey left her home shortly af-
ter dark to visit the home of Chas.
kear, a short distance away, to rend-
er any needed assistance in the case
of an infant which was somewhat ill.
In walking along the Dixie Highway,
on this neighborly errand, she was
struck by an automobile and received
very severe injuries which rendered
her unconscious.
At about this time Otis SHOEMAKER,
accompanied by l. r. and j. p. Ache
son, had reached the vicinity of the
accident in an automobile which was
being driven toward Clio at what all
agree was very moderate rate of
speed. The occupants of the car say
that they saw no one in the road, but
on feeling sudden and pronounced
jar stopped the machine and discover
ed they had run over woman
The victim was unconscious and her
idenity was wholly unknown to Mr..
SHOEMAKER and his companions. At
this juncture a car containing two
ladies approached from the north and
stopped. The ladies decided to take
the injured woman on to Mt. Morris
with them so that medical assistance
could be rendered as speedily as pos
soble. This was done with the result
that the doctor at once determined
the injuries to be of the most serious
character.
At about the time the car started
for Mt. Morris with Mrs. Tobey, Mr..
Kear's notice was directed to the
fact that an accident had taken place
in the road and on hearing the de-
scription of the injured woman he at
once identified her as Mrs. Tobey and
informed her husband of the facts.
In the meantime Mr.. SHOEMAKER came
to Clio to secure nurse and further
medical aid.
Mrs. Tobey was brought to her
home shortly afterwards where it was
found that one of her arms had been
broken, her head injured and her
chest badly crushed. Every possible
effort was made in her behalf, but in
spite of all she only partially regain
ed consciousness and passed away as
before stated.
At first Mr.. SHOEMAKER and his
companions thought they must have
struck Mrs. Tobey with their car, but
the fact that her clothing was thor
oughly wet from the rain that was
falling when she was picked up, makes
it seem more likely that she was
struck by some other machine and
had been lying in the road for some
time before being run over by the
SHOEMAKER car.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
PARENT-TEACHERS' DAY

Our citizens, many of them, at
least, will remember what a profit
able and charming affair last years
Parent Teachers day was, and will be
glad that it is to be repeated this
year. 1t will take place November
23, next. and Prof. Irion, of the Edu-
cation Dept of the Ypsilanti State
Normal will deliver an interesting ad-
dress. Beside this feature there will
be an attractive miscellaneous pro-
gram and we hope that there may be
a very large attendance of patrons Of
the schools. Remember this is to be
no specially invited affair. Every
body invited and urged to attend.
A complete program will appear in
later issues of this paper.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
Bellinger

Mrs. William Bellinger died at her
home in Birch Run Sunday, October
oath, 1920. Ellinor Cook was the
daughter of John and Elvina Cook
and was born in Lyons, Wayne Co.,
N ", April IL, 1884, where she lived
until 1860. November 80, 1854, she
was married to William j. Thompson.
In 1860 they moved to Birch Run and
settled on the farm where she died.
Mr.. Thompson died in 1887 To this
union one daughter, Mrs. o. o. For
bush, of Clio, was born. In the
spring of 1890 she was married to
William Bellinger, who died last
September, six weeks before her own
death. Mrs. Bellinger was most ex-
cellent Christian lady, kind wife
and mother and good neighbor. She
leaves to mourn their loss, besides
her daughter, one granddaughter,
Hazel Maxwell of Seattle, Wash, two
sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Kerchner of Hol-
land, Mich, and Mrs. Emma Fisher.
of Saginaw, also one brother, Charles
Cook of Birch Run.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
CROESBECK ELECTED GOVERNOR
BY MORE THAN $4,000
Vette Leads Rogers for Sheriff in Close
Race by 4o0 Votes
EDUCATIONAL AMENDMENT BEATEN TWO TO
ONE IN ENTIRE STATE

which he carried but two years ago
by decise vote, rolled up Repub-
lican majority approximately $780,
900 and which may reach half mil
lion.
Results in State
The Republican national ticket
carried the state of Michigan by a
majority above 400,O0Oand which
may easily reach 100000, the largest
majority ever accorded political
party in the history of the state.
Groesbeck, Republican candidate
for Governor, beat Ferris, Demo-
cratic candidate (twice before elect
ed to the office) by at least 100000.
So far as it is known only one
county, Chippewa, gave Ferris a
majority, the ex-governor losing his
own county of Mecosta by several
hundred votes.
The entire Republican safe ticket
was elected by majority above 400,-
900.
So far as the amendments were
concerned, interest centered chiefly
in the so-called educational admend-
ment which had for its object the do
ing away with parochial schools. This
radical measure was voted down by
an overwhelming majority, the fig
ures being 452,062 against the pro-
position and 260,305 for it.
Of the five amendments voted on
the only one receiving an affirmative
majority was that relating to the alb
sent voters law.
Results in the County
In a total vote of 28,988 cast in
the county for the national tickets,
the Republican electors received 22,-
376 as against 6,612 for the Demo-
crats-.a Republican majority of
1874.
Groesbeck won over Ferris by
8,406.
The entire Republican county, with
the exception of sheriff. was elected
by majorities around $4,000.
Homer Vette, Republican candi-
date for sheriff was the storm center
of the contest in Genesee County,
the fight against him being conducted
with unprecedented bitterness and
with numerous attacks on his per-
sonal character. AS a result of this
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
l. o. o. F.

The Second and Third Degrees will
be worked next Saturday night so as
to finish the class preparatory for
the trip to Saginaw on Tuesday
night, November 9th. We want to
see large attendance at this meet
ing, when all arrangements will be
made for the trip. A special car on
the electric line will be waiting here
at z 80, Eastern time. We want to
seen every Odd Fellow in this section
on the job that night to enjoy the
good time, which is in store for all
who go. Don't forget the date and
come. Com.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
r. & A. M.

On Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 18th, Vienna Lodge No. 205, F.
& A. M. will stage a festival and get
together party for all Masons of vi
emma Lodge, their wives and families.
Mt. Morris under the leadership of
Brother Dave Crumrine says that
they can put something over Clio in
the eat line. Earl Shorten on the
Clio end of the line says it can't be
done. Birch Run is coming strong on
tn entertainment part and says it will
be good Let's get together and get
acquainted. Every Mason should
make his plans to be present on the
18th. Wednesday evening. Eats,
music, dancing, singing, cards, speak
ing and everything. Com.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT

The Seniors of Clio High School
will give what has every indication Of
being a most enjoyable entertain
ment at the Auditorium next We'd
nesday evening, November 10. Fol-
lowing is the program:
Piano Duet,-"Deeds of Valor."
Pantomime, e,-"Children's Hour"
Double Observation-Disclosures and
the Rose"
Tableaux
Light Opera at Home"
Dialogue, Prue."
Piano Trio,-"Three Friends
Tableaux,-"Anvil Chorus"
Double Quartette,-"Fairest Even
ing"
Introducing what should be pop
ular innovation in Clio entertain
ments, the first six rows of seats will
be reserved and will be sold at 35c
each. The general admission will be
Csc and children 15c. The attend
ance of the public is very cordially
invited.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04

AS a nation wide proposition in
Tuesdays election the Republicans
gave the Democrats the most pro-
nounced beating in the political his
tory of the United States. Based on
the latest unofficial returns, Senator
Warren G.. Harding, of Ohio, Repub-
lican candidate for the presidency,
has been accorded a total electoral
vote of 404, as against 127 for Gov
ernor James M. Cox, democratic
candidate, of the same state. Thir-
ty-seven states gave their votes to
Harding, eleven for Cox.
The following states, with the
electoral votes of each, are consider
ed safely in the Republican Column: !:
California 13, Colorado 6, Con-
necticut Z; Delaware 3; Idaho Ill
inois 20; Indiana Is; Iowa 13; Kan
sas 10; Maine 6; Maryland g.; Mass
achusetts 18; Michigan 15;; Mime
sota12; Missouri 10; Montana d;
Nebraska g.; New Hampshire a; New
Jersey Ia; New York As; Ohio "a;
Oklahoma 10; Oregon s.; Pennsyl-
Dakota 5; Tennessee IL; Utah d;
Virginia 8; Wisconsin 13; Wyominb
leo and North Dakota 5-a total of
4O4.
The following states have given
their approval to the Democratic ma
tional ticket:
Alabama 12; Arkansas 9; Florida
6; Georgia Ia; Kentucy 13; Louis
lana 10; Mississippi 10; North Caro-
lima II; South Carolina 9; Texas 20;
and Virginia ia total of 127.
The Republican leaders were ac-
corded popular majority close to
1000.
New York, now having demo-
cratic governor and in the past more
often in the Democratic column than
otherwise. gave Harding and Coo
lidge a majority close to a million.
Tenesee, hitherto an inseparable
part of the "solid SOUTH" on the face
of nearly complete returns has elect
ed Republican governor and has
given Harding a majority close to
10000.
Ohio, home of Governor Cox, and
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-04
M. E. CHURCH NOTES

Class meeting 1000, Church 10 80,
Sunday school IL AS.
Epworth League 6 80 lead by Rev.
A. T. Camburn. Topic: sour Church
Privileges and Obligations.
Union service in the evening at
Z 80 in the NJ p. Church.
The Epworth League business
meeting Tuesday evening was well at
tended and good time reported.
A Thanksgiving supper will be CIV
en- by the Epworth League November
%.
The Ladies' Aid supper Tuesday
evening was well attended and netted
q good sum.