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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
ROCK ISLAND MAN
CLAIMED TO HAVE
CUT DAVENPO RTER

Ben Zoeckler. living in the SOUTH
ern part of Rock Island, voluntar-
lily went to Davenport this morning
to answer charge Of cutting fell
low workmen with = knife in . fight
at one Of the Davenport shops yes
terday afternoon.
Detectives Herman Sehnert and
Earl Shannon located Zoeckfer in
this city last night on request of
the Davenport police and Zoeckler
Immediately announced his willing
ness to stand trial.
He alleged that he had been At
tackled by three workmen while
leaving his place Of employment
yesterday evening. It is claimed
that while defending himself
Zoeckler cut one of the men in the
abdomen, the wound not being dan
gerous. Zoeckler gave bond this
morning and was released.
J. H. Hendricks was dismissed by
Magistrate D. J. Cleland in police
court this afternoon on a charge of
larceny preferred by James Meal
lion. Hindricks was alleged to
have stolen an automobile wheel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

No pro1iction 90 n Ma6e - to
|vhe1ipr x ~ tneee viii b IN
eathreAk q in6opn1n n Rock II
1and ssncA = No. experienced der-
inx last winter. Or. A. N. Mueller.
civ physictan, mid to-day.
0peaking d the several oasee
tAas have broken ont Ia Chicasu
snh In other cities farther eat, Dr..
Wusller said thAt . return q the
iuAuensa epidemic depends entirely
On future Developments with ahso-
Iuto1y no means Of judging what
threads the disease may make. He
said that It depends entirely on
conditions and circumstances that
may develop.
One case Of influenza was re-
ported in Rock Island last month,
and . few pers0ns are said to have
symptoms Of the disease now.
However, DIR. Mueller calmly A.
serts that there II NO cause for one
| to worry over the matter as. there
are no grounds whatever to indi-
cate there will result q se1ious
epidemic Of this disease.
DR.. Mueller also pronounced II
preposterous rumofs that q new
and mysterious disease is develop
ing, and said that the health Of the
city Is as good as it ever was al
this tine Of the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
STOLEN ALCOHOL
CAUSE OF FIGHT
AT ]. B. PASSING

While several little parties are
said to have been held in Rock
Island last night in memory Of the
passing of John Barleycorn. the
biggest one of all was staged in |.
fight on Second street and Fourth
avenue.
The police did not arrive on the
scene in time to make arrests, and
claim they are mystified over the
theft Of q portion OF q barrel Of
alcohol.
They said that they had obtained
information that the alcohol had
been stolen and that It was the i'm
bibing of this that led to the free
for-alI fight between several me-
groes and white men In the west
end.
However, the police said today
that they had received no vertical
tion Of the report of alcohol being
stolen. It is claimed that the ar
ticle was taken, several weeks ago
and kept under close cover by the
thieves. Last night the barrel was
emptied and those who partook Of
the liquor joined in free for all
| fight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Litten Of 1884
Twenty-ninth street, have returned
from Chicago. Mr.. Litten spent
several days in New York on bus-
mess also.
Miss Sylvia Wigams Of Centralia
is visiting with her cousins, the
Misses Alice and Emma Chandler,
1414 Eighteenth avenue.
Battalion Sergeant Major Roy
Pickup has returned to Camp Zach
cry Taylor at Louisville. KY,
where he is stationed, after spend
ing a 30-day furlough at his home,
140S Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.-Welch Of 1905
Twentieth street, left today for
Palm Beach and Havana, Cuba
where they will spend the winter
Mrs. Walter B. Wynes, who was
taken to st. Anthony's hospital
Tuesday evening and who under
went an operation, Is reported to
be improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Samuelson arc
the parents Of q 7h-pound daugh-
ter, born yesterday at the home
370S Fourteenth street.
M. 8. Heagy has returned from
Chicago, where he has been at
tending . business meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
SALVATION ARMY
70 HOLD SERVICE
SUNDAY EVENING

Building the Wallis Of Jerusa-
lem," will be the subject Of Captain
Martin Watner's talk at the Saliva
ton Army meeting At 7,45 o'clock
tomorrow evening in the hall ct
Fifth avenue and Tvsnty-ffst
street. This will be the regular
hour OF the Sunday evening meet
ing In the future.
Sunday school will be held At
$50 o'clock on Sunday afternoon
and other meetings throughout the
week will BE- held on Thursday and
Saturday evening. A special serv-
ice conducted IN Scandinavian will
be held on Wednesday Of each
week.
The meetings in The new head
quarters OF the organisation. which
was opened for use the first OF the
year. have been drawing good sfsed
audiences. The public is invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

To-Day 3 ~ aside " To govern
ment 10 national thrift day. twill
b obs6fved 81 Rock Island - The
opensng - s Neek during which
savings And thIfft along Oh hnes
will - ufGed.
To ceIeArate the OCCASION the
govsrnn1it Swings oreanixAtten OF
the seventh federal reserve district
il authorised % announce : par
tial payment plan designed to en-
courage Investment in the 500 and
$1,000 treasury savings certificates.
The system 10 similar to the one
which enabled Thousands to invest
In Liberty bonds.
Payments may be made weekly,
semi.monthy. or suonthly. Mini
mum payments are 81, 81 and IS,
respectively. The popular plan
probably will he the weekly sys-
tenn. Already some Of the big de-
partment stores Of the tri-citiea
have decided to install this partial
payment plan for their employees,
who in about two weeks will have
made final payments on their Lib
erty bonds.
The bank plan is rs follows:
The investor deposits 81 for each
500 certificate purchased. Pay.
ments must be completed not later
than Dec. 81, 1920. Following are
! the purchase prices Of 800 certifi-
T. q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
BOSS BARRIERS
SAID TO FAVOR
TWO INCREASES

Boss BARRIERS Of Rock Island are
almost unanimously in favor Of in
creasing the charges for shaves Ind
haircuts to IS and so cents, respec-
lively. The union has not given
consideration to the matter. Il is
stated, but 1t IL understood will mot
oppose the increases II the bosses
decide to put them Ia effect.
Moline and Davenport shops have
hAd the, new scale IN effect for sev-
Aeral weeks. but thus far IN Rock
Island the proposition has only
been talked Of without any decided
action.
A few Of the boss BARRIERS are
said to be opposed to IN Increase on
tia grounds that gross receipts
wuald sulIer n that there would be
less demands for sh&Ses. The ton~
Dorial arttsta have the natter of
haircuta entirely within their powef
because no satisfactofy dsvice Tor
cuftfRg ones own locks has ~
beea ~ q Tie unarksk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

~ n - eaytsss.-~ 10 o.,
nev. ~ =. "lsn's"n' "no ~
the past SIX months has held the
pastorate Of the Second Christian
ana IN. r4fteerth Averna Chris
49, .-,. Il.
tiAh chuFcnes' mas fcs'sneu "i0
work here to take up the work a.
pastor Of the First Christian church
~ u.rr,.hure Tb,. 4. a mrcb
larger neid tnan tne one mere Aao
the call to the new place is an ad-
vancement for Rev. Mr.. William
son. He takes up the work Feb. !.
E Too much cannot be said for the
splendid results accomplished by
the young pastor during his short
stay here. He came to this city
June / from the army in which he
had served for some time. Prev
ious to his enlistment he had held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

The January session Of the execu-
tive hoard q the Rock Island Coun-
III Sunday gcAocl association was
held Thurs1ay syenink at the Nom-
ems rooms Of TIE Ftfst coasreg1-
tional church ID Moline.
The members assembled TOR the
supper were entertained ~ Ne
william Mar1hall Of Rock Island
and Mrs.. william H. Guthrie Of No
line. head Of the childrenB county
work.
John H. Hauberg, president Of
the association, presided at the buSi-
ness session and plans for active
work ID the adult division under
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
DAMAGE OF $500
CAUSED BY FIRE .
THIS AFTERNO ON

Damage amounting to approx
mately $500 was Gone by fire at
1905 o'clock this afternoon at the
residence owned by MRS. Mary
Phaff and occupied by the family
Of C. SCHNEIDER, 2025 Ninth street.
The fire was due to a defective
hot air register on the second floor
OF the residence, according to Fire
Chief August Schmidt.
The register was in room used
for storage purposes and mat
tresses and articles Of furniture
were mass Of flames when. the
firemen arrived. Only quick work
on the part Of the firemen saved
the home from being burned to
the ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
ANNUAL MEETING
or COMPANY HELD
Especial to The Argus.

Orion. Ill, Jan. 1.-THE ANIMAL
messing of the. Svea Mutual Insur-
eN64 company opened its session in
ayne's hall at 1880 this morning,
iNNh 800 In attendance from Mer-
Co... Knox and Merry counties. C.
~ Asplund, in his annual report,
announced that the company had
~ passed the $l5.000.000 mark, q
3fst increase of $l,0o0.000 for the
sl1qt year. An important amend
INT to the constitution includes
8W people In the district, instead
Il only Scandinavians. ~ hereto
Z ~ The old oficials were re-
& c&ed - follows:
resident = ]. Jacobson, Bishop
n.
VICE president "A. C. Anderson,
1eahurg.
IA 4cretary-C. A. Asplund. Orion.
feasarer = F. G. Stohl. New
n1sof.
4. Asplund. who has bean sec
3 Aty for 30 years. was presented
4 a =. purse Of $3.50 a. = token Of
preclation for his work. and Also
4 II bixtAday gin. this being his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

Txi-eltt pooDlo viii ~ ~ u
49,. - $1,000 r,c.,,. ~. ~.
.-n ~. -
y = = soaA 49,
world fAnoas teaof, ct the 49,
tana college symnasium ~
evnr,,S pranahlv nose ~ \
tisf. vho ~ snpeare6 =
Ys;.nd- lsoilne AZ Dayennoet = ~
mn var haye attracted - S.;s,.
atfentioh or have been loeeaS
vard 10 llith quite the sarpe s,s.s ..
antfcdnatinr n McCormaci -
co,reS hare under the .nsc,.s ~ ].
fbe prS-City lfustcnl aaaoeiess,s :
EsHAeiaIlv fntereetine "a ~ -
e,ai rnblic Vii IS fhs ~ I'll
sronna One il 4 sroup n - ~
fnlk sOnss which no one a. -.
onife ~ satisfyipg a thu - !
~ the other Includes sonsa 49,
hAyn probably snhancod ~ 49,:
popuiarity q mach q any Al n.
uiare I.Nlcnlt selections
Issist.nr artists with McCor-.,A
vtil - Doraid McBeath. visIi.ts.
ana tc6vin echnAider. nian,sf ~
evenings program follows:
Aria. ssIl milo tesoro." from nm
Giovanni .. Mo..,,
tal Pantomime .Nons
(bl Fixandon ,,... Monde,
Mr.. McBeash.
(a) L. Procession, Seear Ys.,.k
Isl Oh. like a Queens -
hAppy tread -. Graham Pr,
| icy Loves Secret
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
LEGION POST OF
MASONS FORMED

New York, Jan. II. - Formal
organization Of 4 post Of the Amer
lean Legion in Brooklyn composed
entirely Of members Of the Masonic
fraternity was announced today.
The post announces that Major
General Leonard Wood is an hon
orary president and that he will
speak on TRUE Americanism" at
the installation Of oficers on
Jan. n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
NAMES BOSTON P. n.
BY CIVIL SERVICE

Washington. JAN. 17.-Roland M.
Baker was nominated today by
President Wilson to be postmaster
at Boston, Mass. The nomination
followed protest from Boston
naming George U. Brocker,. who
was second on . list Of three elixi-
bles under the civil service rules.
Baker headed the list and Charles
l. Burril was No. 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
ASSESS COMPANIES
OF MERCER WHICH
FAILED IN REPORT
(Special to The Argus.

Springfield, H.. Jan. 17.-Fc;-
lowing are the tentative assess
ments made By the state tax COM
mission on the capital stock Of Mar-
Ger county corporations which fail
ed to make reports to the commits
sion: Edward River Power COM
pany. Gilchrist,. $4,000: Sherrard
Power system, $2,750; Mathervilie
Light and Power company, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
RUMANIANS, HELD
PRISONERS, GONE

Paris, Jan. 17.--Thir:y thousand
Rumanian prisoners in Germany
have disappeared, according to .
telegram from Bucharest to Red
Cross headquarters here. and an
investigation 10 being made on de-
mand of the Rumanian govern
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN
SAVE $267.89 IN
PAST SEVEN DAYS

Lincoln, Edison and Irving were
the three leading schools in the
war savings collection made by the
State Bank Of Rock Island yester-
day.
Hawthorne, Lincoln and Horace
Mann occupy the first three places
in the regular school savings:
yEy.> -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
Obituary
Mrs. sophia White.

Mrs. Sophia White, wife Of Ire
White, for many years resident OF
this city and community, died at
her home in Kansas City at II
O'Clock yesterday morning. Her
death was due to blood poisoning
and pneumonia She had been iii
since Christmas.
| Her maiden name was Sophia
Barnett. She was born ut Taylor
Ridge, Ill, Dec. 13, 1864. She lived
on q farm in the vicinity Of Milan
and for many years was . resident
of this city, the home being at
Fourteenth street and Forty-fifth
avenue. About ten years ago she
removed with her husband to Kan
sas City.
The survivors are the widower,
Ira White Of Kansas City; three
children: Mrs. A. J. Gray Of Rock
Island, Mrs. John Fluke of Kansas
City and Lee A. of this city; three
brothers and six sisters, two OF
whom, Mrs. John Sears and Mrs.
John Dee, are residents Of Roc.
Island.
The remains are being sent to
Rock Island for burial and will ar
rive here at $40 tomorrow morn
ing. Services will be conducted at
the Saints church, Fifth avenue
and Eighth street, at 2::30 O'Clock
| tomorrow afternoon. Interment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
Licensed to Wed
BROWy'S GRADUATING
EXERCISES TUESDAY

The public is invited to attend
the graduating exercises Of tho
class Of l918-191S Of Browns Bus
mess college at the Masonic temple
Tuesday evening. The program Will
begin at 5 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
Funeral Of Peter King.

Funeral services for Peter King,
who passed away Thursday morn
ing at his home, 423. Thirty-eiGhth
street, Moline, will be conducted at
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon ut the
Knox chapel. Rock Island, with
members Of John Buford post, No.
243, in charge. Burial will be made
in Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

~ 1031D9&n1W with Wh3ch1
- Iels13 soeie4y p1a1e ~
lo4lsel ~ = nock lslan<.
- 1oyeuposE ~ tsb1ginG
1yos fhey ~ btln8 met
~ u1tS uhick onShf y
~ N6t4 j large inembefship and
IN ~ % their WY to Or
I fiou thaf vas tha concen<
- oDeu1oa a John H. Tags.
~ representative nnd Edward
MeQuise, sonior national neId
Gc1sntattss of The society to-
eftsf : week Of work in the
u itteoo have been formed Ii
nek Island and Moline, resulting
1oGn meetings during the past few
eys, % act a. booster committees
* the movement. The numbers
g thtse meetings were not great
1T their enthusiasm was. The
oek Island boosters are Robert H.
eunes and r. J. OLeary, with .
4hira 70 BE- appointed. The Mo-
nars ars Arthur Nyquist, william
IA. Paul, Oscar Hesmgren and Rep
t1eentative J. H. Hays. who Is an
41Aomci0 member Of both bodies.
Pr1ynfes and Noncoms.
= ~ .s....... ,,,.,, -. .,;1,hia tc
q, ~ s"s,,. T. sha h,,c,, rrsv.,ss,
1870 - .a...a. hwt rnna IF
. ks~s = s,.sa -. ,,,,.s,on.
~ ~ 80 r.n..a,,an.s,, III ~
\ sS.s: : III, i, rads ws,coms vhen
80 s,..... ..,,,,.s;..aa ~ pocr r.
4 v se 49, :. ....,,
~ 1oss W., 49, 49," .- a1 .s.,.... 800
4 X. IL =. .no isA s .s a. a1so.s .,
sess'ono " Do ne'u :" a. A'o''
-. :.
DuIns lie taIhs 70 tne men -
1 psse 70" uays otsani1eI N
! MuHe eAp,aineu seve,ai points -
~ In .ne socle.y mas - We"
gls - .nese, ne sai.' 70 " ~ ~
ioener poiities 80 LAT as tney 81
secs INC members Oh the socie.y
routes IN general VIII De avo'oeo
no care VIII pe TAKEN 10 Keep ln'
csety Lfom becoming iotce lo'
y PsI,icu.aI pnrty. ),
ne told 'nem tnat .ne socie.y =
" become iraternai sec.e. or
XII ahiSation' WIN q system OF oene
D nts ana worKlng 70 secure oonu'
tor every man VINO wore the uni
zorm. tne oonus 70 De SET az MN
um OF sloo ana q maximum 2
yevV: In Iact mere are . numDe'
- re e.. ~aa - .oS !. sasu,. = he.
terment Of the whole American
populace in many ways. He ex
plains them and letters to the mel
also give some idea of these aims
! "Furthermore." said Mr.. Nc
CURE. "we're not only aiming. bu
we're shooting. This organizatio,
Ii going to make its own way b,
doing things and not only talkinl
shonf than"
three dnrouts are establishe,
Y - hocwirv ~ Chic.oo EIpir nm,
Aurora Three IN the tri-cities will
make ak. As soon as Is dugout,
are orranized. a national conyen
tion win be called. in which tn,
prosress of the big movements viii
b discussed and further worl
rlanned for. There ia already OK
3efinr n smooth-working plan n
| X orranixation for senarate dugout,
ana another for inter-dugout rela
ttonship. The three establish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

G. ". Quackenbush, vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Rock Island Southern. refused 10
make any comment relative to tho
action Of the public utilities COM
mission other than to ray that he
would have no statement to make
until after he receives oficial no.
tice OF the decision.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
B. SOU AERu
/ IS ORDERED 70
OPERA r AGAIN


Springfield, ILL.,. Jan. II. - The
state utilities commission today
asked the attorney generals once
TO institute u1andnmus proceedings
to compel the Rock lsland South
ern interurban line to resume SER
vice between Rock Island and
Monmouth, which was suspended
Jan. Il.
The Rock Island Southern II sub
ject to the orders OF the state uttl-
ities commission ~ to service Il
vas said today at the oAlees Of the
commission.
The road d IS miles in length
Both freight and passenger service
has besn suspended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

Funeral services for Marcus Beal,
who died Thursday evening, will be
held at the home, 1890 Twenty first
street, at 3 o'clock tomorrow att
ernoon. The pallbearers will be
six friends and schoolmates OF the
deceased. Frier McCollister, James
Berry. John Freeman, Lyle Saund-
ers, Charles Mixter, Jf. and Roy
Gibbs. Interment will be in Chip
piannock cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
HARDING IS NEWSPAPER OWNER;
ELECTED TO SENATE IN 1914

Al odd times he worked in the viii
lnre printing office. lu time an expert
typesott.r and later q linotype upcr-
atur lie is practical prcssmau and
90 Job printer aud as make mp
man b. said tu have few equals.
The mck piece he has carried as u
senator b. tho old printers rule be
used whom he was sticking type
In 1884 br Harding moved his
family Co Marion 4 short time af-
trrwuiNl ihr nuhrr purchased FOR
Warren Harding The star then a
small paper.
ON the paper Warren Harding per
formed every function from devil
tu managing editor in an the years
the Scnntur has owned tt there has
never been % strike ur q threatened
one.
srnntor Harding is closely idrnti-
fled with many other large business
enterprises in Marion and other parts
of the state lie is director Of q
bank ana several large mnnufactur-
ing plants and m u trustee OF IN"
Trinity baptist church,
Mr. Harding has twice represented
the tgth Senatorial district of ohio
la tho state legislature and served
ono term as lieutenant governor AZ
tho ibli election Harding was elect
ed United States senator nv major
itv of NOR. than 100 600, runninr
$1,000 ahead uf the next highest ON
the ticket In the srnat" he is q
member af the Committee on For
ei-u Relations senator lnrdini
married Miss Florence Killing In 1881
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Ninth Ballot

Alabama a. @ Lowden; 4 wood; 4
Harding.
Arizona 6 Wood
Arkansas 10; 10is Lowden; Ia
Wood . Harding
California 26. 20 Johnson.
Colorado ~; 1 Lowden, Hard
ing. d Wood.
Connecticut n; Johnson; i3
Harding.
Delaware 6, Harding: sproul.
Florida N, I wood. Z Harding.
Georgia ~, I Harding; s lowden;
4 Wood
Idaho 5: johnson; | Lowden;
Harding Q Wood.
Illinois 81. n Johnson: Al Lowdcu.
Indiana 80; Lowdeni l Harding'
i5 Wood
Iowa 26: 20 Lowdcn.
Kansas 20: 20 Harding.
Kentucky 90; 26 Harding.
Louisiana ~; ~ Harding.
Maine -; ~ Wood.
MARYLAND lG votes. iG wood.
Massachusetts 80 votes; 1 Harding;
Lowdcn; ~ wood: 22 Coolidge.
Mlchicnn 80: johnson, 9 Wood,
l.owdon. I Harding
Minnesota 20; u Wood Lowdon;
2 johnson.
Mississippi -; AZ Hardlng ~
wood
Missouri SO: 80 Harding.
Montana =; johnson.
Nebraska l6; 10 Wood.
Nevada g; ]. Johnson, y Wood
/ 3h Harding.
New Hampshire 5; Wood
Sew jersey 2S: I Hoover. 4 Hard
ing: = Johnson. . Wood.
Sew Mexico 6. Wood.
Ncw York NN, q Coolidge;
. Hoover. tenrout, Butler;
Wood. luwdcn. 80 Harding.
North Carolina s2 votes; John
SON. wood; Is Harding,
North Dakota 10 votes; Wood
Z I.owdcu. johnson.
ohio IS Votes. SO Harding.
wood,
/ oklahoma 20 votes. ls Harding
q wood I Hays. absent y.
oregon 10 votes: Johnson;
/ Wood I Harding.
Pennsylvania 90 votes. Knox
as Sproul
Rhode Island 20 votes, 10 Woo,
South Carolina ~ votes; II Hard
iuE
south Dakota 10 votes 10 Woo,
Tennessee 20 votes Iowden,
! Wood, i2 Harding
Texas 90. 1Bis Harding, ! lowden
! 10 MucGrvFor. absent one half
t'tah s votes. Wood. . lowden
s Harding.
' Vermont S votes: s Wood.
. virginia a votes. IS Wood
- Virginia 70 votes; 4 Wood; !
Harding.
3 Washington "a votes, - PoindeS
tor
West Virginia iG votes. : wood.
. Harding: I Johnson
I Wisconsin gG VOTES: Z Wood;