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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
PRETTY HOME
WEDDING HELD
Esther Porter Bride of Garrett
Alderman at Prince Bay
Last Night.

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. IA pref
" home wedding took place last
night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Porter, 5.941 Am
boy road, Prince Bay. when their
daughter. Esther Irene Porter. be-
came the bride of Garrett j. Acker-
man, Of Hillsdale, N. ]. The cere-
mony was performed at $3.50 o'clock
by the Rev. Francis A. Seibert, pas
tor of the Dutch Reformed church,
Park Ridge, N. j., with therbride and
groom standing under a huge we'd
ding bell. Miss Orella Heck, of
Pleasant Plains was maid of honor.
and Alfons Alvin. of Weehawken,
was best man. Miss Catherine Por-
ter, sister of the bride, and Miss
Helen Barber. of Schenectady. were
flower girls. Stanley Fresouthhick,
of Hillsdale. and James Abbott of
Ragota, n. j., were the ushers. Miss
Althra Alderman. sister of the
groom, played the wedding march
as the bridal party entered the par
Tor and she accompanied Miss Mary
Near of Camden, N. j., who sang
II Love You Truly" and Dawn of a
New World before the ceremony.
The bride who was given away by.
her father wassattired in white crepe
de chine. she wore a veil caught
up with orange blossoms and car
ried a bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid
wore a taffeta gown of ch~angeable
pink and she carried a bouquet of
roses. Miss Catherine Porter was
dressed in pink chiffon and Miss
Helen Barber, light blue taffeta with
an o~verdress of blue net. They
each carried a basket of sweet peas.
A reception followed the cere-
mony. at which about sixty guests
from Syracuse. Schenectady, Brook
lyn, Manhattan. Hillsdale. Camden,
and Prince Bay were present. Many
gifts of cut glass. silver and other
articles were received. Mrs. Acker-
man is well known here and Mr..
AcKerman is a graduate of Stevens
College and is a mechanical engi-
neer. The ushers and best la are
also graduates of Stevens College.
The decorations were ferns and
palms. Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman left
last night for a wedding tour and
upon their return they will reside at
Prince Bay for the winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

eight cents a pound below highest
prices reached during the early sum
mer.
Continued weakness In raws on the
increased competition from outside
sources. as well as an almost entire
cessation OF demand for refined, fur
nished the chief reason for present
woakness. Second hand sugars have
for some time past been filling the
small demand from grocery houses.
The best bid for Cuban raw sugar
today was eight cents a pound and
freight. which compares with figures
made only a few months ago as high
as twenty-three cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
BLOCK PARTY FRIDAY
~ speeIal correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILE, Sept. 1. - The
block party of Court Veronica Daugh-
tiers of Isabella Friday night in Ell
lott venue between Bentley street
and Patten street promises to be a
much larger affair than held by the
Knights of Columbus, of which they
are an auxiliary, some time ago.
The music for the dancing, that will
start at s o'clock. will be furnished
by the New York jazz Orchestra.
There will be the usual stands
where refreshments will be served
and there is expected to be other
attractions. Mrs. Peter Brown,
regent of the court, will have corps
of women members together with
members of T~ottenville Council
Knights of Columbus working for her
the night of the affair. Mrs. John
Lang is chairman of the arrange
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Moro cars to Shin Produce.

Just as the shippers and growers
of potatoes in Monmouth. Burling-
ton. Mercer and Middlesex counties
were planning a delegation to the In
|terstate Commerce Commission to be-
seech them to force the railroads to
supply more carr for the shipping of
their crops they suddenly found an
unlimited amount of rolling stock
placed for their use The railroads
placed all responsibility for car short
age upon the commission but the
growers are considering the posi-
bility that the cars were held back
by the companies for the enforce
ment of the new freight rate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

KEYPORT. Sept. lon Sunday
afternoon the Keyport baseball
team will have as their opponents a
strong team from Montclair. The
locals expect to make as good a
showing as ever and & very good
game is expected.
On Labor day the local team will
play against Matawan. the game to
be called at 3:15 O'Clock. Since there
are excellent players on the Matawan
team the local boys expect a fast
game and undoubtedly the biggest
crowd Of the season will be on hand
to witness the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

1T all depends on where you sit"
is an old saying which most aptly
describes Elaine Hammerstein's
latest Selznick picture. THE Point
OF View" which is announced as the
headline attraction at the Strand
Theatre tomorrow.
Miss Hammerstein is seen in this
production as the daughter of a once
wealthy father. The girl is the only
practical member of the family who
have never had TO provide for them
selves and who consequently r
completely lost when adversely
strikes them. Hitherto the Thorn
croft family have always looked
down upon anyone not born Of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
TWO PLATOON SYSTEM
FOR FIREMEN TODAY
ey sIeeIal correspondent.

os otStAdA correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. The two
platoon system was put into effect in
the fire department over the entire
city yesterday which now gives the
firemen more time to themselves.
Instead of the firemen spending most
of their time in the firehouse they
can be home with their families on
equally Is much time as they will
be in their quarters. The new sys-
tenn which had been tried out in
some parts of the city some time ago
went into effect in every house in the
five boroughs at 9 o'clock this
morning. With the establishment of
the new system more firemen have
been named to each company. rs
hook and ladder company and ISL
engine company located in Totem
Vile. each were given two more men.
This makes even men to a company
on duty at all times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
SOLVE PROBLEM or JAP
IMMIGRATION TO U. S.

By The Associated Press.
HONOLULU. Sept. 1.-Negofia-
tons between Secretary OF state
Colby and Ambassador Shigehara
At Washington have reached a solu-
ton OF the japanese Immigration
problem in the United States. c
cording to a Toxic dispatch 70 the
japanese paper giving its authority
as the KOkumin-Shindun. a Toxic
newspaper, which credited the re-
port to a reliable source.
According to the report the Unit
ed States viii permit all japanese
in the United States to become ma
turalized and japan will prevent
further immigration TO the United
States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
AEAINE HAMMERSTElN IL E pmu dVIEW' salz,ua plcwssas

blood, but their point Of view =
changed by a big-hearted young
Westerner who capably demonstrates
to them that when a friend Is
needed It is red blood that counts
far more than blue.
The Point of View" Il one 81
those common sense" pictures thai
avoids all extremes OF theatric41ism
and puts yer its point by the real
true-to-life situations 1t depicts. The
story is by Edith Ellis and Alan
Crosland directed the picture.
Rockliffe Fellows. Arthur House.
man, Hugh Huntley. Cornish Beck
and Warren Cook are among those
who support Miss Hammerstefn IN
this fine RI play I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

was a local visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis visited
in Tottenville yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Lunt. and daughter.
have returned home to Rossville
after a few days at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham.
of Great Kills, are at Lake Hopatcong
for several weeks vacation.
Rev. F. W. Sloat, and family, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson, at the Prince Bay Light
house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, of
Brooklyn, have been visiting at
Prince Bay Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Peters
have been visiting at Asbury Park
the past week.
Charles F. Hoffman. of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
~KREISCHERVILLE MAN
TELLS OF BULL Fight
ry speelgl correspondent.

Ey Special Correspondent.
ToTTENVILLE. Sept; 1.-charles
III. Beckman, Jr., SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Beckman, of Kreischer-
vile, writes from Peru, South
America, that at a recent celebra-
ton at that place. he witnessed one
of the greatest bull fights yer
staged there in the history of Peru.
The occasion was on one of the
national holidays of that place and
was witnessed by thousands of people
who turned out to see it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Left Small Fortune In Tin Cansi

CELINA.-While appraisers were
listing cans of peaches. tomatoes,
ETC., in the store of Dennis Dixon,
deceased, they found two peach cans
on the shelf, containing in gold. bills
and securities, a total of $53, 900.
Dixon was a bachelor, never was
known TO issue a check and paid for
everything in cash. Relatives had no
idea of the amount of his estate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
He Booked For ETERNITY junction,

LoNDoN-"I think of booking to
Eternity Junction. On arrival there
I'll ask the station master on which
line he will dispatch me-to H.. or
H" This note was found on a
Walworth man, found dead in his
bedroom, with a gas tube in his
mouth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
English Make War On German Plays.

LONDON.-Charles B. Cochran,
theatrical producer. is trying to get
the aid of parliament in his fight
against German plays on the English
stage. He says every German play
Is German propaganda.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

SEATTLE-This city's going to
be home for home brew. National.
state and county officials have
agreed home brew IS o. X. and
will not raid private homes, unless
sales are specifically charged. It's
the first leasing UP" Of the dry law
in four years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
New Ont In Sugar P-ice.

NEW YORK. Sept. lone of the
leading rehneries made a new cut
in sugar prices yesterday to the basis
of sixteen cents a pound for fine
graduated, a cent under the level
quoted by other refineries. or about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Crusoe's Cave no he Made q HotcI

HONOLULU-The Chilean govern
ment plans to make Robinson Crusoc
cave on Juan Fernandez Island a
hotel for tourists and the island a
national park and tourist center. ac-
cording to w. A. Bryan of the
Hawaiian Society,".
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
U. S. shipping Increases.

LONDON-Aceording to Lloyds
register of shipping for 1920-21 just
issued, the seagoing tonnage of the
United States apart from Great
Lakes shipping. has increased since
1914 by over 500 per cen and now
stands 12,4O6.000 tons. Thus the
United States ONE second only to
the United Kingdom which has 49,
Iii 900 tons.
Japan, which in 1914 took sixth
place, is now third. with 100000
tons closely followed by France,
with 2,963,000 tons.
Doggone It'll Girlsi Just Read This.
Notwithstanding to reports
here Crown Prince Carol, of Ru-
mania. now in America. is engaged
to Princess Mafalda of Savoy.
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
ONE LONE DEMOCRAT IN NEW
JERSEY ASSEMBLY.

u cnton. \. j.. Nov A.~~mtroduc
ing thc Honorable Harry Ruuyon, Of
H"lvid"r". Warren County Democrat
ic ASS"mhlymanclcrt. who will please
step forward and declare:
am th" cook and the captain bold.
And III" mate Of the Nancy BRIG.
And the BoatswU.n tight.
Nnd the midship mite
AAd the crew OF the captains Gig.
All OF which means that Mr.. Run.
E"N was the ont, successful one Ct
~" sixty Democratic Assembly can
hoatr& in last TUESDAYS cic.li,n.
ana ~ Il result will have to play \
rene hahd against tifty-ninc Rcpuhli
cans III the lower house Of the State
I.'&'NlA'nr" during the session II
''- Further tahulation OF returns
t1"aE bore ont the report ,f i1lc y,y
'''"iH thAt the twelve Rcpublicn,.
Assembly nominees IL Hudson Com,
~ E"d bee" elected
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
FULTON NOTES.

The rally at the Mount Calvary
Baptist church VIII terminate on tho ,
fourth Sunday in this month and
each member and friend is requested
to make a crcditablc showing on that
day. Our pastor is doing fine ,hese.
days along the Spiritual success oc
the church.
The 40th Anniversary Of the church
and the first Of the pastor, which
ended last week, was a numerical,
financial and spiritual success
All Of the ministerial brethren preach
cd well. On Friday night Or. Ransom.
OF SO. Richmond gave to every one
pi cscnts thus the kind ST food they
needed and every one rcloiccd ia ra
cciving their portion.
Sunday morning everybody was
cagor to hear Rev. r. S. Brown Of
Mullica He'll, n. j., one Of
Calvary's own Sons. AS he preached
uur hearts burned Within us, be-.
cause OF the Powerful message com
inG from our Brother. The spirit of
COD really did manifest itself dur
| lnG delivery which was selected from,
TN" 'i"rd Chapter Of Duet, and part
oi IN" 18TH verse; And for the good
Will "l itim that dewitt in the BUSH"
! our brother also administer ed tho
[ i-"ra : supper at $50 l.. NJ Durinr
! h"lh services Il large representative
| rt our brothers. old asuuaiutance
! Wrr" present ana went away better
! prepared I" do more for the Master
| and Ills Kingdom. We must confess.
| Una, IN" Mt. Calvary Baptist church,
"l "hlch our brother is pastoriny in
| \. j.. has in the person Of DR.. Il. S.
! '1tWn Il real Gospel preacher May
| i"| l"ri bless him and his flock.
| some ot the sick arc: Mrs, Rrbec-
ca Write, Pearl johnson, Sls,4r
! H'fr" and sister Bullucks.
SIR Aricnlus Yates OF the Fulto,
i'odE" No. II is sick at his residences
IN south Richmond, Va.
L. i'"N. Alexander lIardurovc. or
IN" mon Level Baptist church is.
'ohanr'lnE Il MisSion on Second st.
fnlt"n. Let us encourage tho vnnnc
i"i'h by giving him our Support no
cause h" feels it the Lords work
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

we nave received a most interest.
N" letter from Mr.. Archd johnson
VINO IS now located at Tcrrtct. Cannon
N2ud. Switzerland II" asks us to con
f"n" HE Planet =, his address and
"n"n% other Things says:
nave been and an still. under doc.
Tor expenses for treatment for pul-
monary tronhlc.
III" innate OF England is vile for
~" rA'Si complaints. Fogs, mists. per
'"'u"! dampnc*S gives one not horn
th"r" perpetual trouble. if he would
slave on consumption. First, had
bronchitis. | Went into the IIclborn In
'Amary and got over that. came out
ANA tn" doctors ordered me to the
N"Hlh OF France TO avoid pncumon-
II. went. | am still threatened with
double pneumonia and have been or
d"rcd to the dry. bracing air, of the
Swiss Cantons. where | am.
may have to stay all Winter Nv
expenses are great: yet. do like to
Know now goes tie battle with the
people OF my race in America ana
". L.. and Bermuda, where I was
"rn. | can only say | am an hon.
est man and will live up to NV obi
%alion&. At present, I am making u
ii&hi Tor life. do like and apprcc.-
ate the Planet. Ii * not one white
'hi"rl"r to any of the colorcd papers
ct IN" North or West. In fact. for ac
curatc European news and plain,
common sense views
it leads the lot.
wish Nou all good success. T am
" graduate OF Storcr College, Harpcra
Ferry. w. Va, Gas its President, Dr.
H1rd"nHld Will inform you) | had
rAarg" with IN as istant of the Win
cA'&'cT Foforcd School. later
'aEEht school In Staunton-in tho
rHlrrh OF one notorious Dcrrick. lato
81 Iunct ~ NJ. +, Bishop. And that
"nd l.ur,:y j. the nearest. have
hG"n to Richmond.
Yours with all good wishes for sue
cess
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

Last Friday night Womrn's Auxili.
AIRY met in tn" building and much
business was accomplished for the
good of the community. Plans are be
ing made ipr the THANKSGIVING Tea
for Ntr men from ana at home. \ real
open house. Watch mon.
Still the class for tie explanation
TN th" Suniay School Lesson boils
and seat is LETT Tor You. Come. Last
Saturday was Il great hour. DO not
miss this. DR.. Stokes will be glad to
see You.
Every boy and mNn OF the Y. NJ.
{. ~. III his place last Sunday and
the day WAS Il high one for God.
The workers begun the dav with
Il special meeting al che building, o.
80 a. NJ.
Th" meeting in the pcnitcntiary
Icr the women was IL great hit anu
tLcy rrjniccd 10 A. NJ.
Inc committees for the cUy Jail
and city home We're busy 10 \. NJ.
ard many were helped.
L. Nj. an overflow meeting OF
thu boys at the buildir,; and the AL
dress WAS good one. Turning Wal
CT Red. Watch the bad company. The
songs were warm
The 3lst Anniversary Exercises
opened s =. NJ. sharp at the Ith Bapt-
IS; church. y selection, SABBATH Glec
Club; song by the congregation;
scriptures by Rev. Samuel w. Turn
cr; prayer, DR.. Evans Payne; selec-
r.rn, Sabbath Glce Club; Annual ad-
I)irnnt
nual report. General Secretary; adj
dress, Save the Boy, President Rob
ert p. Daniel; the Annual Sermon,
nr. w. II. Stokes; subject: The Pres
Ont Age and its Need. And this was
just what the world needs to be told.
The DIR was at his best; prayer, Rev.
y. w. Wright. The collection and sub
ScriptionS were excellent. The Annual
report, 81 meetings for boys: SO for
mcn; 50 for workers.; 1876 meetings
fn the Jail; the City Home "A; tho
Bible Classes l02; for women ,; mix
cd !; visits to the sick 1923; to tho
pcni,cutjary l21; converts 1l5; lodg.
ir}& Gl: meals served 81; employ.
mcnt for boys. -; for women IS; ioy
men Is; &ociuls s; Treasurer, Prof. J.
Enld. - 2o2.19; Gi.burs, m9nr~ %"t9i.
II. leaving Il halaucr OF $ll.&h Win
wl.ioH 10 begin the NJ. War, b"@iu
iH% Noycmhcr 1@t. .'mount needed
for tn" years work $1,000 which is
now h"m" canya@Sci by the officers
ANA members. Please help us keep
the work alive by giving. We thank
everybody.
Come to the explanation on The Sun
d>E School Lesson today 5 p. NJ. at
the building.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
lard work and the other man.
Workers at the build 9:30 4. NJ
y special meeting for the boys at
The building 4 P. M.
The 3lst Anniversary Exercises
continued at the 5th Baptist church
1Iarvic and Cary streets, 8 p. NJ DR..
W. ~. Johnson Will preach a special
sermon. Music by the choir Of tho
church.
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

Madame Savilla T.. Briggs and Pa.
rlls to appear in Grand Con.
cert OF Song at New 81.
Luke Auditorium.

Madame Sabilla T.. Briggs and pu.-
ills to appear in Grand Concert OF
Song AT the New ST Luke Auditorl.
uE Monday night, November %, 1920
At $50 O'clock. General Admission
Twenty-Five cents. Proceeds /. benefit
Community House for Colorpd Poo-
DlA Inc, Electric light fund.
Comments star Participants:
Nine. Briggs has been a resident
II Richmond for the past seven
Years. She i& Il product Of Chicago
Musical College; specialized, too, in
public school music
IomorroW morning | viii 80 before
Court, with Il new client, the sUly'@!
Nine. Savilla T.. briggs because ii
mas stolen her voice from HcaEt
Judge Barker, Criminal Coar
Louisville. mime. Briggs has Il IA
VolouS voice. the equal OF whici,
have never heard-Cnl. Bennett !,
Young.
"Mmc. Briggs has pure color4.
ether students can not dn--Prof. i .
W Lewis. Ohio School OF Music
Nine. Briggs has the most rare
soprano voice have ever heard
Srillmm Riggs. Entcrtainrr. Mon.
trCSr Cal.
Mrs. N!m1udc MARKS Hicks. OLD
Virginia Stock; a product OF Nine.
Eri@G'S skill and ability as musical
W%unrtor. Mr.. Hicks through dill
sent and con'ricntious study. under
Nine. BRIGGS has made Wonderful
r'o%rc$S. ~ II %olojst. The pure. tuli
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

"hp"i; the spread of this now men.
acc to the peace and good order of
thu country, there ought TO be no
della yon tn" port OF the Congress,
legislatures in supplying the dufici.
cncy. No one is deceived by tho gran
eloquent prctcnSionS of tho modern
x. Is. Il. or its professions of hmcri
canism and Of patriotism. The oppor
tunitics for crime offered by tho SO
"rccy Of its membership are enough
to condemn it, even We're its politi.
cal purposes not so transparent.
'philadclphia. Pa. Ledger Nov. 3l
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

Harding 100000 Ahead: l3 Repre-
ScntativcS Elected

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Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
EETIi RNTIl.EltS WILL EtGlIT
nEloRE, Hi( BOUT

New York. Nov. 5:~-Regardlcss 3: Of
the fact that the promoters who s.cn
81 Dempsey and Carpenter for the
Worlds championship title presented
: clause in the contract that neither
should fight before the time schrl.
ulcd for the big bout. il was waived,
as he French champ. who sails for
":"n@r today. is scheduled to box at
Monte Carlo, while Dempsey person
"ily announced he would battle Jess
Willard again on March II.
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
MENACE or TIE KU KLUN.

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Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

Mrs. Mary +. hudson announces
III" marriaG" OF her daughter, Ian
tina G. Hudson 10 Rev. l.. r. Hughes
a. her residence on Thursday, the
23th Of November. 1920 at eleven
o'clock A. NJ
At home Friday, December 3rd
1920 from 8 TO II O'Clock p. NJ. 73S
n. 5th street. Friends are invited.
No cards.
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
TWO WOMEN ELEt"TED JUDGES
IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland. o. Nov. i.-rwo women
have been elected TO the bench in
N this section.
Miss Florence T.. Allen led tho
iicld for common pleas Judge in Clcvc
land with 1869 over 10000 more
tran her nearest opponent
Mrs. Ahbic Nyc Norton. of Perry
WAS elected probate judge OF Lake
County by 1000
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
Tnt RlN,. p.tkfA.

Mr.. w. Hewlett jones and party en-
route on an automobile trip home
stopped here last week. They had
visited Danvillr, LynchburG, and
many Other places in THIS State.
In tn" party We're. Mr.. and Mrs.
i'rwlrl L"nr$, Miss NJ. l.. Gladmau,
MI~S Clara Brown and Mr.. W. w. Pope.
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13

While R,r5iSed Figures Indicate ieo
Majority in Lower House.

New York. Nov. i.-As almost re-
cord smashing electoral vote Tor Son
a,or Harding topping the aoo marx
and Republican majoritieS OF hore
THAN a score in the Senate ana lou
in the House, were assured from VII
tnally complete returns tonight lfoH
Tuesdays elections.
With the Democratic strohshI'oS
of Oklahoma, Missouri nnd 1ehheH
see definitely swept into the hepu"
lican ranks by the party's cruShihE
victory the Harding Coolidge ticket
had 800 votes, exclusive OF the INV
from Montana, where th" Rcpuhllcah
State ticket was victorious ana the
pr, sidcntial ticket ahead.
The Republican landslide 'ohleh'
had given the Republicans ilitF-
cight Senate seats rs against thir'!
seven for the Democrats with lato
returns undermining the scat oi 9e"
ator Brrlham. Democrat, Kentucky
His Republican opponent. Richard l..
Ernst forged ahead in nlp'and-'uTh
fight for the only Senate fight lel'
unsettled. - .
Richmond planet., 1920-11-13
sD%nO . 20 ! i;3i't Hlht.kN.


H"ise idaho. Nov With 1S5 vot
5n& precincts and an estimated 5000
votes Yet 10 be recorded in Idaho Re
puh"can maioriiicS straight through
tn" state and national tickets, except
iii the Senatorial race continued
III the ratio Of two to one over the
Democratic candidates.
For Senator. Gooding. Republican
continued to hold majority OF ap.
proXimatcly 10000 over Nugcnt, Dem
ocrat incumbent.