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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
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LONDON, June 1:-As the first
result of yesterdays meeting OF
Gregory Krassin. Russian bolshev-
TX minister of trade and commerce.
with Premier Lloyd George and
members of the British government
the soviet government has been
granted permission to open a central
trading office in London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

! LONDON, June Turkish nation
elist forces have the superior command
of French troops occupying Cillcia,
IA STA Minor. and concluded a twenty
day armistice, which at its expiration
may be renewed according to a Con-
Istantinople dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company.
VERA CRUZ. June President
| Wilson has offered to send hospital
ships, nurses, doctors and medical
| supplies here to assist in combating
the bubonic plague here. Eleven au-
thenticated cases having developed to
date and five deaths resulting. The
outbreak began May Is. The victims
died on May 22. and the second vic
TIN on May "a. May 27 another case
appeared. Eleven proved cases sub
sequently have been noted. five of
which were fatal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

LONDON, June 1.-IRussian boIshe-
vik forces fighting against Poles and
IUkranians in the Tarashtcha region,
south of Kiev have retired to new
positions after fighting with superior
enemy forces says an official state
iment issued in Moscow. yesterday and
received here by wireless. Several
Villages in the neighborhood of Molo-
decheno, northwest of Minsk, which
were abandoned by soviet troops Sat
'urday. have been occupied after heavy
fighting. the statement says. In this
kector the battle continues.
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RIJCR ~NACYONALISTOW
TURECKICH.
naszku.

Londyn, 20. marca. - Przycho-
dza tn nicpokoj2ce wieSci O wiel-
KEN powstaniu tureckich nacyo.
nalist6w. kt6rego dusza Jest pub
kownik Tartayar, dow0dca Cd
dziai6w W Tracy. w Adryanopo-
III mail on utworzyc rad niezale-
INV. Ruch ten szerzy sic niesly--
chanie po ca}ej Azyi mniejszej
Pu{kownik Jartayar ME uwaza
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wcale ma zawieszenie broni po-
miedzy Turcyq a Aliantami / o.
swiadcza gotowost do Walk pre-
civ wszelkim warunkom pokoju
wersalskiego, ktore sic ME dada
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ZAPRZECZENIE NIEPODLE.
GLOSCI SYRYI.

Londyn, 90. marca. Smutne
wieSci doszlv nowego w}adcy Sy-
rvi Z Londynu. Oto premier an
.gielski Lloyd George zaPytany W
Izbie gmin co mySli o nowem kr6~
lestwie syryjskicm odpowiedziaf,
re rad angiclski i francuski "a
wiadomil ksiecia Fiesala, IL go
ME NIGGA uznac "a prawowitego
wladce Syryi, i ME mog2 tc rz2dy
zgodzit sic ma uchwaAy capable
ma kongrcsie narodowym w Da-
masZku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

kazdym wymarszu wojska odby--
waja sic podobne sceny. Ludnose
;ciga przeklehstwami uchodz9-
cych Prusakow, w Shoenburgu
robotnicy przychwycili wielki
automobil wojskowy i ~wszystkich
zoinierzy wybili do nogi. w Char
lottenburgu marynarze z zimna
krwia dali salwe strzalow W tium
i zabili w przyblizeniu dwadzie--
Scia os6b. Wojsko nastepnie OBJ
warowalo sic W ogrodzie zoologi-
cznym i przygotowuje sic do "a
cietej walki. Robotniey zazadali
cd wojska ziozenia broni, inaczej
zapowiedzieli, re vienna ie sztur-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
DZIESIECIORO PRZYKAZAN Ola
POLAKA,

Taxi dckalog OpublikOwa4 ma swycIi
lamach ..Kur Zaglebia". Brzmi on:
y W najmniejszych wydatkach two
ich, nawet "a jeden grosz, ME trac z u
wagi fntercS6w wSpAziomk6w ojczy-
Zny.
-. re kupujac cokolwiek w~ytworzo,
nego "a granica, obcego w~zhoSacasz, 4
o~jczyzne whuSna okradasz.
81 Potrzeby tive winny prZysparzac
korzySci robotnikom i kupcom polskim
tylkO.
A. Me profanuj ziemi swcj domr
swcgo, pracowni swej Obecnosci pred
miot0w. narzedzi i maszyn pochodze'
MIA obccgo. gdy mozesz mice polskie.
- Mech ma stole twym ME znajdzie
sic aadna pOtrawa. ami owsc poZakra'
iowy. bo to krzywdzi hodowle krajowa
Z i zdrowie take, gdy mic jest zba
dana przcz komisye zdrowotnq polSka'
G. Pisz pi6rem atramentem polsSim
ma papier2e polskim.
= liberal sic tylko W ubranic wy
tworzone W kraju.
81 Tylko maka polska, owoce polskic,
mi0d polski daia size Polakowi.
81 Kupui tylko u kupca Polaka | u
lywaj tylko %poSredniaa Polaka, a who
gacasz kraj j siebic.
10) Mech Gle mic 2 tel drogi mic spro-
wadzi j bqda przekonany, &c si1a Oh
czyzny cd piInego prz~estrzegania tych
przykaza1 zalehy.
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re STANISLAWOWA.

Tow. Sw. Mikolaja No. AZ Zjed.
przystapi do spowiedzi wielkanocnej
dis, a iutro do Komunii sw. Czioh
kowie zbiora sic Z ~odznakami W sail
posiedzen. O godzinie $50 fano. -
Piotr Rostenkowski, PREF. NJ. F. JAZZ
wiecki, sekr. prot.
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%TelegIamy%z aglaniCzne.
Dokonczenie ze STRONGLY

miastowej akcyi a kiedy ludnoSc
licznie zgromadzona wyraziia gio-
Sno co o tenn wojsku mysli, posy-
paiy sic kule W tlun, a ma chod-
niku paddy ofiary brutalnosci pru'
skiei. Podniesiono oSm os6b zabi-
tych cd kul a wiecej niz dwadzie-
seize rannych. Szyderstwom thu,
NOW odpowiadai zawsze Swist z
karabinow i dial maszynowych
w okolicach nadbaftyckich PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Mast W g6rnej. Uprasza sic cz'on-
kinie o przybycie, be. So wazne spra-
Wv do zalatwienia. - NJ. TuraIsha'
L. Fraska, sekr. prot, S740
n. S%naulding ave.
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2 JADWNIOWA.

Tow. Polek Sw. Barbary No. 76O
Zjed. o~dbedzie posiedzenie W ME
dziele, dnia 21go marca, O godzinie
1870 popoiudniu W dolnej sail, "a
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ZACIEKLA WALKA w LIP
SKU.
Londyn, 90. marca.

Londyn, 90. marca. - Ponle--
waz robotnicy W Lipsku Postano-
will ujat wladze w swe rece / "a
prowadzit tam swe rzady, przeto
Rad Eberta zmuszony byi uzyc
SLY zbrojnei, celem zgniecenia
-tego ruchu. WaIka byla krwawa,
"a wojsko i robotnicy uzywali
bomb TAX, ze wiele budynkoW 70
staio zniszczonych a zgine}o ptzy
tenn p~rzeszlo sto ludzi a dwie5cie
zostalo rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

mem. Podobne sceny brutalnoSci
niemieckiego wojska przyzwycza.
jonego do przelewania krwi ME
winnych kobiet i dzieci, do NOR,
du i Pozogi, powtarzaja sic Pc ca
lych Niemczech, gdzie to wojsko
musi kapitulowac Pc upadku
Kappa.
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wcale ma zawieszenie broni po-
miedzy Turcyq a Aliantami / o.
swiadcza gotowost do Walk pre-
civ wszelkim warunkom pokoJu
wersalskiego, ktore sic ME dada
'pogodzic z Unforeseen Turcyi.
ZMIANA DOWoDZTWA
w KoNsTANTYNOPOLU.
Paryz, 20. marca. - Wielka wa
&c przyklada opinia publiczna we
Francyi do tel okolicznosci, re
naczelne dow6dztwo sill zbroj-
nych okupacyjnych przeszlo z
rak francuskich w rece angielskie.
Francuski general Franchet DIES
percy dotychczas byf dowodzs-
Gym si}ami alianckiemi, ale pc "a
|ieciu Konstantynopola ang. gen.
Milne objaI dow6dztwo, a gene
lralowi francuskiemu poWierzolio
Ipiecze mad wojskiem pc "a Kon-
stantynopolem, Anglia dzisiaj jest
w posiadaniu najwazniejszycll
prnkt6w strategicznych, ma kto-
re.mocarstwa europejskie ostrzyly
sobie apetyt przez Gale wieki. Ia
XII obrot sprawy ME podoba sig
Francyi, gdyz wskazuje ma wyraz
ne dazenia Anglii, do sta&ego "a
Ijecia tych wielce waznych mieJ--
scowoSci.
READY BOLSZEWICK1E
MA ALASCE.
Paryz, 90. marca. - Ma wiado-
nose. re W Niemczech rewoIucya
Ii re w wielu okolicach Nielnlec
potworzyly sic gmlny soWlecKle
Ii Alaska stara sic odiaczyc cd A.
meryki a zaprowadzit bolszewic-
ka forme rzadow II siebie.
INTRYGI NIEMIECKIE
w IRLANDYI.
Londyn, 20. marca. - Czlonek
partyi liberalnej w parlamencie
aneic1skim Allen Clement Ed
wards, ma sic zapytac rz2du an
gielskiego, czy mu wiadomo, Il
Niemcy W ciqgu dalszym zakiado
ia misterna sicc intryg W lrlandyl.
pomagaja w przemycaniu broni
re ma poniedzialek wielkanocny
ma wybuchnac Powstanie ogolne
W Irlandyi? Ma on sic zapytac czy
angielska marynarka spelnla swe
zadanie, pilnujac by powstancy
ME dostawali broni z NiemIcc.
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ALIANCI NASTAJA MA ROZ,
BROIENIE NIEMIEC.

Paryz, 20. marca. - Podczas
calej rewolucyi w Niemczech, A
lianci stall zdala ! ME mieszali
sic do wewnetrznej polityki kra-
ju. Me swiadczy to jednak, jake
by Alianci patrzyli obojetnem O.
klein ma wszystko co sic dzieje W
Niemczech. Skoro tylko rad L
berta przyjdzie do r6wnowagi j
zapanuje mad obecnem poloze--
MEM, zaraz Alianci wySla stanow
CA note, domagajaca sic Scissego
wypetnienia warunk6w pokoju
wersalskiego, a przedewszyst--
klein zredukowania armii do licz-
by przeznaczonej II, do 200 ty-
siecy, dnia 10 kwietnia.
KAPP w
z ROSYA.
Londyn, 20. marca. - Jeszcze
ma diva tygodnie pred wybuchem
rewolucyi w Niemczech, wediug
doniesienia z Moskwy, Kapp Cd
byl konferencye w Berlinie z TO-
syjskimi przedstawicielami car,
nei sotni. w konferencyi tel brazil
udziai re strony rosyjskiej Alex,
Guczkow i ksiaze Wolkohski
Planowali oni tam wywo}ac "a
met w Eurepie w poszczegolnych
panstwach, aby W ten sposob Cd
wr6cit uwage Cd tego, co sic dziac
mialo w Niemczech.
MAJORA,
Londyn, 20. marca. - Dzisiai
rano dopuScili sic zamaskowani
zbrodniarza mordu ma majorze
miasta Cork w Irlandyi. SzeSciu
zamaskowanych NIdzi zapukaio
do rezydencyi majora ! zaz9dali
widziec sic Z MIN; gdy sic wdarll
ma g6rne pietro do sypialni, po-
chwycili majora i kul2 w.PierS po-
zbawili go zycia. a nastepnie zble-
eli. iona majora zawezwata dok,
tora i ksiedza, ale juz bylo "a po-
zno. Byl on znany W kolach rewo-
I~lucyjnych irlandzkich i wNadze an,
sielskie kilkakrotnie so areszto-
waiy. Przypuszczajq tn, re zbrod'
nj dokonano ma tie politycznem
Powszechnie m0wiq tn O zbroj,
mem powstaniu W Irlandyi, PREY,
gotowanem ma poniedzja}ek wiel'
kanocny.
ZACIEKIA WALKA w LIP
SKU.
Londyn, 90. marca. - Ponie-'
waz r~obotnicy W Lipsku postano'
will ujat wladze w swe rece / "a
prowadzit tam swe rzady, przetc
Rad Iberia zmuSzony byl uzy(
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HAMBURG WIDOWNIA
r

41dllIDulS s, az. llldlSo' - WY
ska rzadowe zlozyly broh, a ma
rynarze Pc nieudalej walce Z TO-
botnikami wywiesili bia}a chora.
giew, ma znak poddania sic. ka-
.pitan okretu Wittelsbaoh odebrai
sobie zycie. Ma po}noc Cd Ham
burga toczy sic walka zaclera po-
miedzy masami robotnikow a woJ
skiem regularnem. .
ESSEN w REKACH REWO-
LUCYONISToW.
Berlin, 20. marca. - Pc .stra,
sznej a krwawej walce jaka sto-
czyli robOtnicy. Z r%egularnem woj-
skiem, przyszli nareszcie robotni'
Icy do wladzy w Essen. PrzeszlC
300 osob miafo zginac podczas II,
tarczek pomiedzy wojskiem a ro-
botnikami. Skrajni robotnicy byli
znakomicie uzbrojeni, W liczbie
II tysiecy z%aopatrzeni W karabi-
ny, dziala maszynowe, zajeli oni
wschodnie czeSci Berlina a pre-,
dewszystkiem opanowali najwaz-
niejsze p~ol4czenia kolejowe. W
lKilonii miaio zginac daleko wiecej
osob anizeli ~pierwotnie doniesio-
no, mianowicie mialo tam pasc O.
fiara walk okofo tysiac ludzi.
Berlin, 20. marca. Przy kaz,
dem prawie ukazaniu sic wojska
przychodzi do stare ulicznych
Krew leje sic ma w~szystkich waz,
~niejszych ulicach, a Berlin ME
wnet wyswobodzi sic z tego zame
tn, W jaki so rewolucya Pchne}a
Pc wyparciu i opuszczeniu miasta
przez wojska Kappa, pozostaje je'
szcze widmo rewolucyi robotni-
czej. Amerykaiiska ambasada "a
wiadomita wszystkich poddanyct
amerykanskich, re jezeli poloze'
ME w Berlinie sic pogorszy, tc
NIGGA sic schronic W ambasadzie
Tymczasem prokurator generally
wystosowaI akt oskarzenia pre-
LEW gI6wnym sprawcom zamachr
| Stanu-
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DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT EVIDENT ON EARLIEST kE1 UhNe COX AND WHITE AT AN EARLY HOUR CONCEDE
 VICTORY TO HARDING AND COOLIDGE.
RETJTRNS FROM EAST INDICATED RESULT
Received Only Increase Major iy-G 0. P. Will Retain Control of the Senate
 Harding Celebrates Birthday

election of Harding came out in Day ton and in New York at practically the same time
 At the same moment he conoooeo the election of Harding. White also conceded the election of Rspu bdcAn Congress.
 Senator Hardings election came on his fifty fifth birthday anniversary
 At the rate the Harding column was growing the Republican plurality Tn New York state will be around the unprecedented figure of more than million. New York city, normally Democratic. was going for Harding py at least half million The governor ship fight continued close, with Re publican managers claiming defeat oi Governor Smith.
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season in New York.

season in New York.
 Reservations may be made for season ticket holders only. begin hing Monday, 10 a. m. at Black burns Drug Store.
 The 5. l. A. is promoting the Chautauqua. Help them all you can. The following citizens con- tracted for the ChautauQua. Let us show our appreciation for their public spiritedness.
 Thos. Douglass, V. K. Aubrey. w. C. Porter, John E.. Bryan Burns Bros. w. c. Maxey. o. E. Jennings, F. P. Nichols Garland Hamm, J. s. Turner Mrs Joe Bristow. J. T. Greer, E. w. Blackburn: Elsey Harris, Democrat Enterprise. Jerome Wilson Noval Matthews.
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New York.-On tho face of returns showing the growing landslide for Harding, Governor Coxs own news paper. the Dayton Daily News, and Chairman White of the Democratic National Committee conceded the election of Senator Harding. Without waiting for returns from the West which four years ago elected Wilson in the face of pluralities for Hughes throughout the East, the Democratic candidate and his chief manager con ceded that in the solemn referen dum." which President Wilson said would decide the League of Nations question. American voters had pre- ferred Harding, who favored stay Ing out" to Cox. who favored go ing"
 Senator Harding al his home in Marion said he was more given te prayer to God to make me caPab ble of playing my part" than he was to exultation.
 When Goverpor Cox ard Chairman White made their concession such re turns as were coming in from the Western states showed strong drifi
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Europe Initiates U. s.
 In Juvenile Courts

The example set by the United States in establishing juvenile courts has now been followed by all the principal countries of Eu- rope. Spain. the last to fall in line, has now adopted the modern viewpoint that delinquent chil- dren should not be treated as criminals. but rather as victims to adverse conditions and sur roundings. In working out the details of the law the Spanish au- thorities have followed Amerlca's experience, according to informa- tion received by the Children's Bureau of the United States De- pertinent of Labor.
 Under the Spanish law the chl- dren's judge is not necessarily a member of the bench. He IS as- sisted by two advisory members appointed by the Commission for for the Protec ion of Children. Privacy is guarded very closely in the Spanish juvenile courts no one except probation officers be- ing allowed in the court except
 by special permission. and tle
 press is forbidden to publish aty
 information about cases of juve-
 nile delinquents.
 Since Chicago established tie
 first juvenile court in 1899, slni-
 lar courts have been establish,d in England. France. Belgium, Holland, Denmark. Switzerlam, Italy. German. Russia. Austrh |and Hungary.
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Summary of Weather
 and Crop Conditions For The Week Ending November l

Light to, moderate rainfall oc- cured in nearly all portions, an inch or more being reported at a number of eastern stations. Tenn peratures were moderate all week the mean being about degree. zs---a---z4... rather deficient.
 Cotton picking and gathering corn were delayed somewhat by the rains but otherwise the week was very favorable for crops and farm work. Practically all crops are matured without.iniury by frost. Rice harvest is nearly complete and threshing is we'll along. Wheat. oats. rye, and meadows are in good to excellent condition. and fall truck IS plen. tiful. Pastures are good to eX- cellent, with sufficient ground moisture for all purposes.
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the second time iG its history and had given Senator Harding greater lead over Cox than it gave Mckinley over Bryan ill 1896
 Returns from half of Vermont gave Harding 3-to-l lead over Cox. Hughes beat Wilson , to 1 there in 1916
 la the home district of Charles F. Murphy. leader of Tammany Hall. Harding beat Cox 2 to l. Maine re- ported Harding leading Cox by the largest plurality ever given presi- dential candidate. Ohio, one-ffth complete. showed a growing vote for Harding.
 Harding carried two wards in At lanta. Ga. and two parishes in the Louisiana sugar belt, both Denocratic territories
 ln the New York senatorial race Senator Wadsworth was leading his Democratic opponent. Lieutenant Gov ernor Walker Senators Brandegee of Connecticut and Moses of New Hamp- shire, opponents of the League of Ma tions, both seemed certain of re-elec- ton Scattered returns from other parts of the country showed Harding votes conspicuous ill communities nor mally solid Democratic.
 National managers of the Socialist party were claiming popular vote of between. 100000 and 2,50o,0O0, as against 50O,0o0 four years ago.
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Election News

The election returns are con- ing in so slow that we are unable to furnish you with tabulated report this issue but hope to next week. Althou here is a small re- port: Harmon defeated Sherill by a 270 majority or more for Sheriff; Republican Rowe de. feated Democratic Morris for con- stable of White Oak Township: J. w. Erwin and B. M. Townsend are justices of peace of White Oak Township.
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to Harding, and the Republican land slide which began to take on tnemen dous proportions throughout the East was continuing to roll on with seem ingly never-endinE momentum.
 When the Democratic concession of Republican victory was made there were practically no returns in to show the trend Of voting on Congress, The few returns q hand showed fe" changes. and these were in favor of the Republican side. The Democratic fight for control of the Senate showed no signs of waning. Penrose of Penn syivania Cummins of Iowa. Wads- worth Of New York. Brandegee or Connecticut and Moses of New Hamp shire. the latter two bitter-endsrs' in their opposition to the treaty Of Versailles, seemed safe in reelection by substantial majorfties.
 Taking thesRepublican landslide In the East ss handwriting on the wall. metropolitan papers, among then, those which staunchly had supported Cox and the League of Nations is sue. announced the election of Hard ing early in the evening,
 DemocrStic managers early in the night professed confidence that the votes from the West would overcome the sentiment of the East. while the Rspu blican managers continued to Is sue predictions of victory.
 As the landslide in the East con tinued to roll down, however, and the first indications came that it would extend westward. rhere evidently was some hurried communication between Governor Cox at Dayton ana tae Democratic managers in New York for thair announcement en...-l -a
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NOTICE!

Dr R. M. Black. Dentist vii be in his office over to Peoples
 Bank beginning Monday Nov. ! and remain one week. All hi. patients are requested to see hint and have their dental work done On account of sickness of his bro. ther he has not been able to meet his patient for some time back
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Attention! GuarantorS
 Of The Chautauqua

Friends and guarantors of the Chautauqua Forum. your atten- tion is called to the fact that only two hundred and fifty dollars worth of season tickets have been sold out of the necessary five hun dred and fifty dollars worth. Local expenses will amount to about eighty dollars, including re,tal of opera house and adver- Using.
 With proper cooperation success will be ours; but otherwise a large deficit faces us. The next week spent in boosting by everybody will bring us this success. You can do your part by buying sea son tickets for yourself ard fnm fly. if you have not -alreG 3y done so. Talk up the nfogramme. Ozark has never had anything better. It IS expensive but all the programs are of the highest standard. It is a JOY Festival from start to finish, There are eight programs in all with hu- nor and fun in every one. The musicians are real artists. The play was the comedy hit of the
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< It is gratifying to Mrs. w. L Haskew's friends to know tha she is improving from an opera tion she underwent recently l St. Johns hospital in Ft. Smitr She will not be able to returI home for couple of weeks or more
 Nov. 9th to 20th. 20 per cen reduction on all Men and BoyI Suits and Overcoats.
 Nichols & Wakefield
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before him with the kesnest iuterest. but with as little personal concern as he may have years ago when he n4st entered the newspaper game. Wnh the governor during the evening wvFo Mrr. Cox and his son-ln%aw and daughter, Mir and Mrs. Daniel J MAr honey The returns were recea~so over d gold mounted telegraph instro- meat that was used to convey the re' t,aus to Grover Cleveland and Wood TOW Wilson when they won the prsst' d~ncy.
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ARkANeAe DEMOCRATIC
 BY USUAL MAJORiTYI
Townssnd Ahead of Negro Candsdaes Biourt-An,e ndments Receiving
 Good MatoS1ties-

Little Rock.-Returns from the gem eral election ill Arkansas indicate one of the heaviest votes ever boiled. Re- turns wore slow coming in due to the fact that the ballot was so long and the vote heavy
 Thomas C. NcRae will be elected xuvernor by the usual Mrge majority. and J. H. Blount, negro Independent candidate for governor Is running far behind Wallace Townsend, Repuon- can candidate. From early returns Blounts vote will be negligible.
 Amendments Nos. 13 and l4 have larEe majorities and although the re- mort on the amendments is behind the report on the state offices. these two amendments seem likely to carry. The vote Is about two to one in Ia vor of Amendment No 15, but this amssdment is yet in doubt because a majority of the highest vote cast at the a>ection Is required for adoption.
 In the Third congressional district in northwest Arkansas Tiliman main tains . lead over his Republican op- ponent. John L. Worthington.
 In the Seventh Judicial district. whore there is no Democratic no1ni- nee but where Judge w. H. Evans and 1 J. H. Means ere candidates for the iudxeship, the race is very close.
The spectator., 1920-11-05
osbs in Pen; Recelvss Returns.

Atlanta. Ga.-Euxsne V, Dobs. So cialist candidate for the presidency. received the election returns in the federal penitentiary here. where he is serving sentence for violation of the espionage law.
 The returns reached the prison au- thorities from the Atlanta newspaper office by telephone and were prompt ly communicated to Debs in his cell.
The spectator., 1920-11-05
haruina Cele bratos Birthday.

Marion, O.-Warren 0amaliel Hard ing had the greatest birthday party of his life. Surrounded by members Of his family and circle of neighbors and friends. he received quie tly at his homo here the tribute of the millions who voted to present him on his fifty fifth anniversary with the presidency of the United States.
 The smile of confidence he has worn for weeks broadened as he be- gan to read the early returns and to receive a hood of congratulatory mes sagss hailing him as president'elect.