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vENTAs DE OCCASION

CASA, dos plantas, hormig6n, solar
1900 metros, Puerta de TERRA La propie
dad colinda con oil ferrocarril y ell tro-
le. .tts.'
CASA, MADEIRA. seis habitaciones, solar
$50 metros, Miransar,
CASA, MADEIRA, Marina. San Juan, hace
esquina.
SOLAR, Miramar, $50 metros.
SOLAR. Condado, colinda con la playa,
cerca del Parque. e628 metros. Sc vende
todo parte
CASA y solar, cerca del Malec6n niue
lie nuevo, Parada dos y media.
SOLAR. 800 metros, calle Canal, Para
da 20, ;i'ne algunoS ranchon IS rentanio
mas de cien d6lares mensuales
AMY
Tel. 99I. P. o. Box
MAoUINAs DE cosER.-La ..NatiO-
nal' es la meior, la mas elegante La
mas barata, tenemos la linea completa
y damos servicio efciente. Gonzalez Pa
din Co Advt.
VENDo UNA GUAGrA en- perfecto
estado con varias pleas de repuesto o
80 negocia por una casa InfOrmara Ma
rio Melendez. calle valdss 8. parada
8, Box 1s4, Telefono 1889. Puerta do
TERRA.
Sc vENDE una maquina Singer" es-
tilo 311s54O Mo. 445es2s. NO tiene
uso. Tiene todos sus accessories propia
para zapatero B. viTanueva. Box, sss,
Aguadilla.
Sc vENDE un juego de muebles nue.
vos para comedor, hechos de caoba do
minicana, compnesto de las siguientes
pleas: sillas. dos butacas, mesa de
extension, sideboard mesa tonchante
chinero. Y nm autom6viI marca Jeffrie
con gomas nuqyos. Para informes, os-
car Reyes Estado 20. Miramar
Sc VENDE un lote de 500 cajas vacias
de tabaco americana Dirijase American
Sumatra Tobacco Co. Catafio.
sE vENDE una motocicleta con Side
Car marca Harley Davidson completa
mente nueva Informara Adolfo Lopez
Jr., Tel. sol, Box 272. Aboy vidal y, Co
Inc
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cABALLo PERDIDo.-De mi residen
cia en- santurce, Barrio Machuchal Sc ha
desaparecido un caballo girls Sc gra-
tifcara quien 10 entregue a Angelo
Malatrasi. San Jose 8.
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ColOcaciones.

PARA UNA CASA DE FAMILIA.-se
desean una cocinera y una sirvienta que
sean buenas y entendidas, con busnas
referencias. Sc pagara buen sueIdo Pa
ra informes Ell Paris Bazaar, Allen o..
BLUSAS: necesitamos agentes en- toda
la isla.. Escribanos New York Blouse
Co.. Box $40. Ponce
Sc NEcESITA cocinera y sirvienta.
Buenas referencias. Sc paga bien Ave
nida Miramar niimero 10.
"sE NEcESITA taquigrafa en- in
giles y espafiol, con conocimientos de te-
neduria. Dirijase personalmente Glass
berg Blouse Co., Luna 81, San Juan
Puerto Rico
Sc s0LICITA personas que trabajen
bien en- trustrus-, deshilado montura de
blusas sencilIas. Tanbien Sc ofrecen
classes de bordado maquina. Sol rs.
Sc DEsEA esten6grafa, ingles y espa-
mol. Dirijase la Porto Rico Tele-
phone Company
DEPENDIENTE DE FARAIACIA.-se
solicita uno soltero, con practica bue-
mas referencias. Informes: Farmacia Cen
tral de velez y Torres, Rio Piedras,
Puerto Rico
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I SUFRE yD. DE REUMATISMO?
CURELO CON Ell ANTIGUA
ACEITE De SAN JACOBO
LEA I'd. este vera con cuanta
facilidad Puede curarse.

ST I'd padece de frecuentes dolores
de espalda, 81 las neuralgias, ell reuma
tisno, Ia ciatica ell lumbago 10 ator
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.HOTELES

TENTR Al Ediscis esnstruids sz
NGNANA p.-ssamsns. para n.
tel. modernamente equipade. coz Ascsn
sOr. habitaciones cen bans. selefons. sin
bres y cnants requiere 81 modsrso ices
fort. Plan Europss Restaurant . IL
carta. Telefencs ss1-1144. Box 1862. saH
jose. Plaza Principal san JnaA. 3
NGLATERRA Pro- Sss'iS''I,s :. re.
driguez Tanca No. 5. Tel6fono 800
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en-
una de las Principales Gales. cerca
del Tren Y del Teatro, pr6ximo q los
MueIles contiguo al Correo y demas
Edificios FedefaIes, Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven ccmidas
dom:cilio Sc admiten sbonados
precios m6dicos
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Sc alquila en- 10 que era anteriormen
te la ofcina de la American Railroad
Company, Paseo Covadonga, cuartos que
sirven para oficinas; tambien espacio
para almacenaje en- ell s6tano Al lado
del ferrocarril y los muelIes. Para parti
culares dirijase al Porto RicotTelephone
Company.
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Para comprar barato visite la
stcIUDAD coNDAL7
Cruz 8. San Juan. p. r
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Sc ALQUILA una casa nueva en- la
Gale Hip6dromo, parada 90, Santurce.
Tiene tres dormitorios c6modos todo
10 demas por sesenta pesos mensuales.
Informe, Quito IA, parada 81 L. vaz-
quez.
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BAEos DE CoAMo.-Hotel alberto to
do el aEo. Aguas medicinaIes, termo.
suIfurosas. AIN encontrara comfort.
salud, descanso distraction. vis.telos
TocINo PENQUITAs.-HARINA DE
TRIGo.--clases selectas. Pida precios
para importaciones directas, Cadierno
Hermanos
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Sc HAcE TRU-TRU a maquina san
Francisco hdmero IL TelefOno 71s azul.
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ESPECTALIDAD EN- TRU
TRU a maquina. Carretera
247, Parada 25, Santurce.

ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tsner 6xito
en- amores. scr afortunado en- juego.
desarroliar facuitades latentes. solicite
el Tesoro de los "'Lendus'. valor del
eiemplar S1.00 AL por mayor gran
descuento. Para infOrmes, san jose As,
tercsr pisO.
PARA Los QUE vIAJAN tenemos com
plcto surtido de ropa de abrigo' inte-
rior do lana para sehoras, cabalieros y
niiios, traies, sobretodos y demas prem
das necesarias para protegerse contra
cl frio Gonzalez Padfn Co.
v--~rr.reeNr
CARBONATE DE CAL garantizado no
lnenos de 90 por ciento de pnreza. Entire
"a Immediate st4.oo tonolada sobre niue
ne en- San Juan Porto Rico Commercial
Corporation TEL 0a0-252.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

PARA INFORMATION de ampliaciones
artfsticas. medallones, joyeria con TO.
tografis etc solicite la"Great Agency
Mcdonald" Stop SO, Hato Rey.
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Sc vENDE una maquina "singer" es-
tilo s1l1s54O Mo. 445es2s. NO tiene
uso. Tiene todos sus accessories, propia
para zapatero B. vinanueva. Box, sss,
Aguadilla.
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VENDo CASA CONCRETE con seis dor
mitorios. dos cuartos de bafio, garage
etc, calle del Parque. Renta cien d6la-
res mensuales. Informara su dueho Te-
lefono $50 negro santurce.
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I'm $1,000 90 Sc VENDE IN antonio
vii oLDsMoBILE pasajerOs. en- per
fecto estadc, uso privado, gcmas
CORD, informaran Box CAT, san Juan.
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BAzAR BROADWAY: -Rebaja de blu
sas crepe S3.9s, San Francisco mum.
AZ, San Juan.
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CE vENDE: In piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condicio
mes: Gaia de caoba. Sra. II w
Dooley. Kings Court. santurce.
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SEVlLLA ? n.s fs.s'.. .u'a.
cemNdsr esn vista -
mar. DsDartamsatsA bara fsmilias. rFss
= Il scineis dsi Bszaas , cssrn a. iss
aemAs Centres oncialsA NJ mks csmve
nients nara tramssunsss SIS miamilnn
40 catnas semanai. anincsnAi : mansusk
Hospedaie complsss. e1o0. cals 81
crisio. Nhm. 10. san ynan Tslsfsse.
34s. y. O. Bsx bs1. Prspsssaris. Pa.iFs
ARIExA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

Sc NEcEsITA cocinera y sirvienta.
Buenas referencias. Sc paga bien Ave
nida Miramar nimero 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

MAoUINAs DE cosER.-La '.NatiO-
nal es Ia meior, la mas elegante la
mas barata tenemos la nnea completa
y damos servicio ehciente. Gonzalez Pa
din Co Advt.
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Sc vENDE un lOte de 600 cajas vacias
de tabaco americana Diriiase American
sumatra Tobacco Co. Catano.
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BLUsAs: necesitamos agentes en- toda
la isla.. Escribanos. New York Blouse
Co., Box $40. Ponce
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

Walter Laidlaw represented the
State Bank of Wales in the city on
a business mission yesterday.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. K. shop opposite the City Hall,
Emile Mason, proprietor.
Archie Mcdonald was a Fargo vi
sitor during the week returning home
on Saturdays train,
The Opie Studio has it's e line
of mountings for Christmas photo.
graphs on display now.
Misses Anna and Agnes Mclean
went north yesterday to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation at the parent
al home west of Hannah.
If you have eye trouble go to DR..
A. o. Void. Twenty years Of ex-
perience in fitting glasses. Licensed
in five states.
Cashier R. B. Pollock and wife re-
turned Monday from a stay of part
of the week in Fargo, their home
town before coming to Langdon.
No drugs used, no opera tions pre-
formed at the Langdon Sanitorium.
Only natural, sane methods employed
results; the sick who seek this
institution get we'll.
e C. O. Rye, though still able to be
around and look after business has
been more or less under the weather
since winter set in. He left on yes
terday's train for Rochester. y
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

H. d ALERT and wife and their
daughter, MissDatsy, left Tuesday
for their winter home. in Southern
California at La Jolla. They had ex-
pected TO remain here this win.
but the condition Of Mrs, ALERT with
in the past two weeks makes a
change of climate imperative as soon
as Mrs. ALERT was able to stand the
fatigue of the journey.
Miss Elsia Benton last week com
plated an eight month term as teacher
of the Mclean school in Langdon
township, leaving Saturday for her
home at Paramount. NJ. d. Quite an
interesting program was rendered on
Friday afternoon by the pupils of the
school under the direction of their
teacher, who has become very popu.
lar In the district. Refreshments
were served at the close.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
Ole Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

Mrs Gautsche was a passenger on
Mondays for the home of relatives in
Wisconsin, being called there by
news Of the unexpected death of a
neice of hers.
Co. Auditor John w.. Scott and
the family are over at Cavalier to
spend Thanksgiving Day as guests
at the home of the family of Mrs.
Scott. The trip was made by auto.
If you are figuring on buying a
Piano or Player Piano, go to A. o.
Void Company. They will save you
money when quality of instruments
is considered-also render you eff
cient service,
j. B. Boyd and son, Richard, were
returning passengers Tuesday from
a business trip Of a week to the St.
Paul and Chicago markets. Our read
ers may be on the look out for the
Boyd department. store announcement
to the holiday trade.
Gunner johnson, one of the four
johnson brothers in Gordon township
was in town on Monday enroute to
the Black Duck Lake region of nor
thern Minnesota where he will spend
the winter with his old, friend Will
bur Verify, who up to five years ago
was n of the pioneers of the south
western part of this county.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

Banker Helgeson was in the city
yesterday from Osnabrock
Gustav Brecke was a Milton visi-
tor here on Tuesday t~ransacting bust
ness at the court house.
Don't forget to store your batter
les at the battery shop on Liebeler's
corner
Attorney Ed. j. Donovan gave le-
gal matters at Osnabrock attention
between trains on Monday.
For a good guaranteed Alarm Clock
go to A. O. Void Company. Prices
1925 to $500.
Mrs, Andy Wilson was in Milton
a day or two Of last week visiting at
the home of her parents, the Deibels
C. N. Rogers and John Miller
were among the residents of the vi
cinity of Calvin who had bushes on
Friday at the county seat.
Stewart Work, bookkeeper" with
the Home Implement Company was
down the line Monday as far as Mil
ton on a business trip.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

= : Mrs. S. S, Scott was a Dresden
visitor in the city Tuesday on a shop
ping trip between trains.
For guaranteed service store your
battery with AL. Heapy at the Eek
cide' service station.
Will Row, OF the Row Motor Com.
pany, was an wei Sunday visitor down
the line at Park River.
Why take chances when you know
that you a get your watch fixed
right and promptly by A. o. Void Co.
E. p. Harwood the Delco light
man returned on Tuesdays train from
a business trip of part of the week
to Fargo and the Twin Cities.
The Opie Studio will be open on
Sundays and on holidays by appoint.
meut for those wishing photographs
made before Christmas.
Mrs. John B. Halloran took Satur
days train for Fargo, where she
makes a visit of part of the week at
the home of her parents.
Sheriff Thompson returned Thurs
day from a trip covering nearly a
week to Aberdeen. South Dakota on
official business.
M. G.. Omlie was a returning pas.
senger Saturday from a trip to Fargo
where a meeting of the federal farm
loan board was in session for several
days.
If skill and service mean anyd
thing to you, 60 to DR.. A. o, VOL
for your glasses. Twenty years of
experienced. Licensed in five states.
George VonAckren and wife re.
turned Tuesday from Wales, where
they attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Matt Schneider held at. that place on
Monday forenoon. /.
If you are intending to buy a
Victor Talking machine or an Edison
Photograph, go to A. O. Void
Company. They will ave YOU money
and render you service.
Mrs, Opie and family r now com
fortably domiciled in the Charles
Chisholm residence property on Fifth
street, having moved in during the
the week.
Boyd department store has a car
load shipment of choice cabbage on
track this week. The last and only
chance you have to lay in your win
ter supply of cabbage,
Mrs. Jules Chaput was a passen-
ger Tuesday to Grand Forks, where
she met her son who is away attend.
ing school and returns home for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25
DR.. E. ]. Hughes
DENTIST
A. NJ. HOURS P,
to ~ Phone 112 /
SCHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N.

VIM, Stevenson of the Stevenson
Murie Company, was in Fargo and
the Twin Cities a part of the week
attending to business.
Phil Brusseau was over from Olga
Saturday and said that the roads for
auto travel were much better than
might be expected.
Walker Hamilton and wife return.
ed Saturday from an auto trip over
to Devils Lake. Friday evenings
break in the weather delaying their
return trip homeward.
j. M, Wyrens left Saturday on a
business trip to Minneapolis, int d..
ing to make a purchase of new stock
and fixtures for the Brunswick Cafe
during his absence.
Herman Westfall and son. Albert
II. Westfall. together with Reinhold
Westfall we're visitors here Tuesday
from their homes near Clyde to at
tend to matters of business at the
court house.
Miss Doris Hughes is home from
Grand Forks for a vacation visit of a
week at the home of her mother and
her aunt, Mrs. Jos. Wooster. She is
taking a course in training as a nurse
at St. Michiels hospital.
Boyd department store has a car of
choice apples on track this week at
prices that are right. Buy now if
yon want high grade apples. Prices
are right. get what you want for the
winter out of this carload.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25
TAKE YOUR BATTERY TO THE
Willard Service Station
For the Winters Care and Storage
WELLS & SCHNEIDER

j.. B. Hiltner, Henry Bergman,
and Robert Bimler were passengers
Saturday from here to Bismarck,
where they will be Thanksgiving
week guests of Father Hiltner.
C. S. Robertson. assistant cashier
of the First National Bank at Milton
is here to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of his mother.
Dr.. Kirkham was a returning pas
sengsr yesterday from a professional
trip down the line as far as the
Forks for a couple of days.
Harvey Mct'ariane who is attend.
ing the St John military academy
at Dellafeld, Wis, came in on yes
terday's trains to spend the vacation
at the Harvey Center home of his
parents.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25
: - .
A. @. WOLD
Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana. Washington,
Oregon and California,
LANGDON, N. OAK.

The lumber and mill work for the
the interior finish of the ~parochial
school building, in course of con
struction north of the court house,
has been unloaded during the week
and carpenters are now making q
Roadway that practically assures the
npening of the school with the start
off of the new year.
Henry Krein came up Friday from
Osnabrock. News from his son, Art,
who is enroute to California by auto,
report trade conditions as being poor
both at Seattle and Spokane, where
there have been quite a large number
of men out of work for the past two
months, Reports from California
show the labor condition to be some
what improved.
Mrs. G. E. Johnston returned on
Mondays train from her ten days
Chicago trip. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Okella G. Mooney who will
probably continue her Langdon stay
among friends until after the
holidays. Mrs. Mooney has spent a
large part of the past summer in
California in attendance upon her
attendance upon her father. Attorney
Griffith. who for the past two years
has been o helpless invalid.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

a WENT al In the PreSs Will sell II
Miss Florence Livingood, who is
attending the high school spent the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
north of Osnabrock
John B. Halloran left yesterday
for Fargo and joined Mrs. Halloran
in a Thanksgiving visit at the home
of her parents.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed Friday after a ten day session
Since coming here to canvas the vote
Cast at the late election.
Mrs. Frank j. Schwartz returned
to her home in this city yesterday
from a visit of part Of the week with
friends up the line at Wales.
Two cases Of pneumonia that re-
sponded to treatment before having
reached q critical stage were report
ed last week at the Stilwell home of
of Henry Jennings.
The Langdon post of the American
!, Legion has two prospective locations
in view and propose establishing
headquarters and furnishing a club
room for the members of the pust.
Ludwig Peterson. accompanied by
Mrs. Pedorson and the children left
yesterday for Bemidji, Mimi, where
they spend Thanksgiving at the home
of his brother Ed. Peterson
This forenoon at half past ten the
t4Methodists and Presbyterian congre-
cations united in holding Thanks
giving services in the last named
church. the pastors, Revs. Langdon
and Faucette officiating.
The rain aud sleet,of Friday night
in addition to leaving the roads and
sidewalks co ated with ice made con-
siderable trouble for patrons Of tele-
phone and telegraph lines. The wires
in many instances being down owing
to the weight of the ice and sleet.
The Electric Theatre has during
the past week placed a bill board on
the old Columbia Hotel corne of
Third street. Its first use was to an
nounce the special feature for the
Thanksgiving program at the Elec-
trio tonight.
Tuesday. December 18th is the
date on which Judge Kneeshaw will
will be here to convene the regular
December jury term of district court
for Cavalier county. The calendar OF
both civil and criminal cases is stated
as being exceptionally light at this
term and nothing issexpected to inter.
vene that is likely to hinder an adj
Journment being reached before the
holiday season. Judge Kneeshaw is
at present presiding at a term OF
court at Devils Lake.
The Padden school in Manila town
ship closed it's eight month term on
Friday afternoon with a program
which the pupils put on under the di-
rection of their teacher, Miss Myrtle
Stevenson, the event being largely
attended by the parents and other pa
irons of the district. After the pro-
gram there was quite a menu Of good
things passed around.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25


DR., E. I. Donovan was in Fargo
and Grand Forks the latter part of
the week looking after business.
For guaranteed service store your
battery with AL. Heapy at the eek.
cide'' service station.
Bert Evans was a visitor to the
Twin City stock market last week,
returning home Saturday.
A Big Ben Alarm Clock So. rs;
other makes from 1925 up, at A. O.
Void Company.
Rev. Cory was a passenger yester.
day to Fargo, expecting to return the
end of the week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

M - -
cited hush the call Of the states was
begun. The, hush didsnot last, how
ever, for every considerable vote for
any one aspirant was greeted with the
cheers OF his friends.
As had been foretold, Wood led
on the first ballot with 2S7a votes,
L0wden was second with 2111a, and
Johnson gathered in 1881. The 9TH
ers in general wereaccorded the votes
Of their home states and a few more.
Of the Wisconsin delegation "a voted
for La Toilette; and it may as well
be recorded here that those "a dele
gates kept voting for La Toilette.
to the bitter end. And every time the
announcement was greeted with grOans
and Kisses from the galleries.
In the following three ballots Wood
climbed to 3141s, which the wise ones
said was about his maximum strength.
Lowden also increased his vote, going
up to $50, while Johnson reached
14O1s. The votes for the dark
horses did not vary to any great ex-
tent though Butler lost steadily and
Pritchard soon dropped out entirely.
BY this time everyone was ready for
a rest and the convention adjourned
to Saturday morning.
The Break to Harding.
The crowd filled the Coliseum to
suffOcation on what was destined to
be the final day of the convention, for
1t was felt that the conferences Of
the preceding night would be fruitful.
The senatorial coterie had been in ses-
sion many hours and the word was
passed around that they had picked
on Harding as the nominee. In the
early ballots of Saturday theOhioan
did not gain rapidly, and all were
waiting for the moment when the big
delegations from New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts would find
the time ripe for break. The men
from the Keystone state had been
voting almost solidly for Sproul, for
the sbOsses were not decided between
him and Harding. And the New
Workers really did not know to whom
to throw their strength.
Johns0n's vote dwindled gradually,
and then the Lowden column suddenly
began to go to pieces. He was really
the victim Of the shift, for the Wood
delegations stood by the general almost
to the last moment. On the ninth
ballot 1t was seen that Harding
could be put across" so the uncer-
tain ones climbed into the band wag-
on on the tenth and gave the Ohio
senator a grand total Of 674h, which
was 181 X more than necessary to NOM
mate.
The hubbub was deafening and after
Pennsylvania put GO votes in the Hard
ing column the clerks could scarcely
complete the roll call. At Its finish
the usual motion to make the choice
unanimous was made. but those "a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
Mrs Warren q. Harding.

Mrs. Warren q. Harding.
brief talks by Richard Doherty OF New
Jersey, Charles P. O'Neil Of Michigan
and Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edison Of
California.
Now began the parade Of dark
horses, They were led forth as fol
lows: Calvin Coolidge, by Speaker
Gillette Of tho house Of representatives
and Mrs. Alexander Peiffer; Butler, by
Ogden Mills OF New York; Pritchard,
by Marion Butler of North Carolina
Hoover by Judge Nathan L. Miller OF
New York; Harding, by Frank Wills
Of Ohio; Sproul, by William /. schaf-
fer; Polndexter, by George II. Walker.
and Sutherland. by Joseph NJ. Sanders,
When Wisconsin was reached on the
roll call the clerk paused expectaat-
", but no one appeared to nominate
La Toilette, and the crowd seemed
grateful.
Baiioting 10 Begun.
The powers that were decreed that
several ballots should be taken that
day before adjournment, and In an ex-