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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26
CHURCH CENSUS
Of COLUMBIA Be
TAKEN NOV. e
CITY WILL BE DIVIDED INTO DIS
TRlCTS TO FACILITATE THE
CANVASS.
DR.. TAYLOR HEADS COMMITTEE
Pastors Are Requested to Send in the
Names Of Their Volunteer Enumer.
ators Without Delay So That Organ
i2atiCn May Be Perfected

N'rom Saturdays Daily lleraldJ
At meeting the Minister'S Assoca-
.tion decided to make a church census
Of the town ana suburbs Sunday after.
uotn, Nov. 2Gth.
Some Of III" churches of the city
make anch c,u&u3os in a limited way
Tor their own work every year, but it
has b2rn about five years since com.
plete canHasa Of the town has bean
made and many changes have taken
place during that tine.
For The convenience Of the canvass
cts thc town has been divided into fif-
" districts Win approximate TWEEN
tyiiVo families to. each district. 1t
is hoped 10 "rt at least two Canvassefs
fnr each district, 50 that the work
may be- cas- " done ii one afternoon,
50 can will be made for not less than
ono hundred Volunteers; if more than
Il hundred offer their services three
W lbul tdH NI,5fIS can De put III BOIIlf
Of thc larger and more Scattered dis.
trictH.
III order that the canvasserH may
10 able Ia start on their york with
IN" EAST possible delay on The day of
IN" C0nNaE5, tho pastors win request
All who ~" Wiling to take part 10 give
la IN, IL names at church tomorrow,
and an vino are able to furn sh cars
viii please notify their pastors Of this
service at the same time. Thoce who
nave cars win be assigned the suhur.
ban districts and there should be ut
Ia.t twenty cars offered.
Dr Taylor, Of the First Methodist
cnurch ha@ been made chairman Of The
canvass committee ana the pastors
arc tC4G ted 10 hand in the Mares Of
'h"ir volunteers 10 Inn an soCn IA
r0agib,r after they receive them.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

Not only are these pimplcs and
snlotehcs disfguring, but they lead
to aerious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most Iiscomforting
irritation and pain. Sometimes they
foratolI Eczema, boila, bli8ters, scaly
cruptions and other annoyances that
burn Ike flames Of fire, and make
you feel that your skin is ablaze.
If you are afflicted with this
form Of skin disease do not expect
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26
Many q Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples

to be cured by lotions, ointments,
salves and other local remedies, as
they can not possibly reach the
aource Of the trouble, which is in
the blood. Begin taking S.S.S. to-
day, and write a complete history
Of your case to our chief medical
adviser who will give you special
instructions. without charge. Write
at once to Medical Director. 152
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26
Bank Vice-PreSident
Tells How Ziron Iron Tonic Helped His Daughter
After Operation for Appendicitis.

Read this letter from Mr.. J. b. Kelly,
yice.president Of the First National
EanE. Gracev!ne. Fla: My daughter
mad been in bad health since last April
She was operated on for appendicitis.
She has been taking Ziron FOR two
weeks. Her appetite is better than II
las been. Her nerves are better, anu
she SAYS she fees better ! Eno"
that Airon is good for weak and feeble
people"
Ziron Is a scientific. reconstructiTe
fcpfc prepared from valuable strength
buildius ingredients. for weak pecp!1
with TAIN ulooI. Druggists sell LiE9I
Oh . none back guarantees. IIy IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

m FTER any serious illness. the
a first thing you notice when you
begin to get around is your lack
of strength and energy tired, weak
feeling.
The sooner you get your strength
back the better. The thing to do is
t. eat plenty of good, nouIishins food,
get all the fresh air you can. exercise
Cunseryatively, and take Ziron Iron
Tonic three times a day.
Your doctor win tell you this IS
sound advice. aid urge you - follow it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

Dutton, Ala.-ln recommending Thed-
folds Black Draught 10 her friends and
neighbors here, Mrs. T. F. Parks, a we'll
known Jackson County lady. said: 81 am
getting up in years; my head is pretty
White. lhaye seen medicines and rene
dies come and 60 but the old reliable
came and stayed. lam talking OF Black
Draueht, liver medicine we have used
for years--one that can be depended up
on and one that will do the work.
Black Draught will relieve indigestion
and constipation il taken right, and know
for tried it. It is the best thing have
ever found for the full, uncomfortable
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26
THE "OLD RELIABLE
THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT
White Haired Alabama Lady Says She Has Seen Medicines Come
and Go But The "Od Reliable" 1hedofds Blaek-Draught
Came and Stayed.

feeling after meals. Sour stomach and
sick headache can be relieved by taking
Black-Draught. 1t aids digestion, also
ssists tie liver in throwing oil implni-
ties. am glad 10 recommend blacF~
DraugNt, and do. to my friends and
neighbors."
Thedford's Elack-Dfaught IS stand
ard household remedy wifi 4 record Of
over seventy years OF successful use.
Every one occasionally needs something
TO help cleanse the system Of impurities.
Try Black -Dranght Insist upon Tied"
lords, !hc genuine.
1t all druggists. q. TD
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

young woman
& peers in her
7 giJss, she may
see pimplcs
and bIotcllcs
and she IN
u.cCii3tcly goes
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

Aers'd Chean Column hds PAY
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-11-26

Herald Chear IoDuma Ads Pay.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

moralp-buf that he wunted 70 d
something 10 have bis men give study
10 their calling.
To large extent auionr modern
bali players lhere exists > pose that Il
u not lhe thing 20 lulk shop. Any out.
rlder VINO does Il . bore and a pani
and TINT soIl pf Thing The hall nln aef
ien't nny too ahfeud baseball fklnkel
on ihe leid that he cnn afford 10 fore
~ entirely thlnking qf the Geld. This
game would be better on n qnalitg
With twice a. much lmpFampiu and ln
formal discussion of 'slopn al there
81 These dsgs. end aach discussions
make Tor unity and esprit de ceffs
They make Tor community |nlcraai.
Gard playing that feducrr on the ftld
thought of ones socalloa % aomelhlas
nhe nH 4. harmful. ~ would BE- an5
other practices that had ne same effect
The sensible ball player Ought 10 fnd
time fof both business and recreation
~ he flaa ~ mech l|me on lIso Hgi1
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
GL XTT1TTJ12 lQ NM NM mn
! .sS M Sl1l COBl A EtSB0OIN ONNHDHND|
MEEENIXRETNE'II|'4l||ESI Y \! y

would choose lhe SHADE llke The tall
snnnower which loohs over ne nr.
den wull.-
-But all this chooaing Of colorn for
our gowns does not 81 Them" rald
The Maple. ''nnd X snan|1 to ne that
our sister Oak can bplp ~. for does
she not furnish fcr Ihe hIres aad
the eohllns their cupsl Escryone
knows fhut acorns are fairy and sob
I'm dishes"
The sturdy 0ah began 70 move 4
never thought Of lhal.r she said "Iu
ash this very ninhlr
And she dld. but The fairies told her
they could DO very lIlile hns|ac. get
TING the eobllus 70 listen 20 their r.
quest for Jack frosi kept all thc inll
shades up in hls house 10 re North.
You see" aid the fairies vYou
could not put on those ~ colorl
when tho flowers are |n bloom b.
cause the green " needed 70 make lho
world beaullful. but We ere nafe that
later In The seaeqn fcu could have
your wish"
The 0ohllns llslenfd 90 me trees
and PROMISED 10 afe Jnck FIRST a.
soon % he was nvake. aud WHEN ne
flowers went 70 sleep that Season The
trees were given their now clothes AID
there they stood al gay and beaull'
ful llke huge bouquet. and evcfy
year since that time they have cifnnecd
their dresses o. snpu a. fhc flowers
went 20 sleep.
"And 10 think that Ne wore these
green clothes AZ TINT time" mid The
Maple. when FOR the asking We vcre
given these beautiful clolhcs--lhe very
latest autumn colora"
But 90 proud were these trees 10
their new gowns ihst they rnsile.i and
shook themselves until All their gay
leaves fell on. and though every year
they think they uif be moro careful,
their pride u "a great they cannot
stand still and when winter days come
they are without q leaf 10 coyef them.
tCcpfrlnhD
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Passion Play Resumed After
Five Years Of interruption

Nancy. France. July 27.-Frnnce's
~pussion Play. rivnllinr that N
Oberammergnn. has opened ils sea.
son here after Eve years OF war
interruption. II was given. as III
has hcen since 1904. ln the Passion
rheaier, undcf the direction of AZ.
poliiL the VillaFe priest with his
parishioncrs A. the cast. The play,
costumlng. verse. music and equip.
mcnt have been developed and Am.
proved since the pre.war perform
anccs.
The naluralnesa Of the players.
none Of whom are professionals,
critics said. was heightened By the
defines and ingenuity of The stag
ing. One Of the difficult things 10
produce was the cruclllxion. where
the movement Of The principal de-
picilng Christ ON the Gross. or. tho
descent might easily be- mlspOrl
lrayed. On the cross, tho long white
winding sheet Is draped under the
principals arms and over the two
arms of the cross. The cnds Of ne
cloth. nontlng like wings. odds lnuch
~ The effect and serve their real
purpose hy enabling lhe characters
10 lower The apparently ineri figure.
FipIs ded. safely a. he ls, BY the
ehih under his arms
fhr play ls la be gwen every
Sunlay until the mi sllc of October
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

nohe Ana County will ship 10
eoAiern markets ieoo cins ol can.
laIoupel.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
LAUD JENNINGS FOR
HIS RULE ON CARDS
Struck Squarely at Heart Of
Bad Condition
Manager Of Detroit Tlesrr Wants Hls
Men 70 Devote M0rs Time to study
of Baseball While on NE
Playing Field

Hugh Jennings when be issued an
order forblddlng the Detroit players
20 play carhs during the pennant sen.
son struck squarely 1T the heart of a
bad condition of preseut day bnsehnll.
writes william y. Hanna 10 New YORK
sun. Hugh wants his men TO thlak
more baseball when on the field. and
that a exactly where most baseball
players are shy. ] don't Imagine Jcn.
nlngs had any particular objection to
card playing per ae--unless the gam.
bling factor threntened harm TO team
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Special Session Of
Board Of Trustees

C1unhn tnf |n1o
The Is4ld ~ lusIfta niH |n fell'
- sI..'nN FOR DE purpose oI can
Missing fhc ASno|t VI |ho |a1I f|et
l|UH
Mayor J r nlalr. prtstnl.
Trustee 4 W Elliott. present
1ruslee a frtdtf|tIson present.
trustee Wll|tm Klein. ahscn|
TfntIre q n 'ickuldY, ahseni
Clerk Edwin d Dean lhtH pre-
scnird ite ha|Inl nnx ana po|l hopk1
Aollm ny frntlee Ffodeflchapn
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

class of Chinese. commonly called
'cnolie riycr.rnlsr The lfrgcr ones
lusc iuo eyes painted on their bows
80 that The ships may see where u "
EpinE and deliver its pnssenecrs aud
cargo safely al their destination.
The wheelbarruws. shown above.
may be- sfcn along the principal
slrccls and roads leading 10 the
cities. They are used A. passenger
vehicles and nlso 10 deliver market
products and the dcxlrrily of ihe
chaulfeurs haniline them u really
surprising. WheclbarrowInen meet
The trains and speed or IN sort Of
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
ONE SUMMER NIGHT

4 DO not think Il lu fair" haid the
4 Maple "we wear green al sum
mer, and look ~ the gny clothes our
cousins the Towers. weari"
4 have looked At them often and
ofien.~ said the Chestnut tree. spread
lng ont her branches to better see Into
the garden below.
Tho Oak tree snid she. too. had Of.
ten lonscd for a change OF dress
-noincthIns dark and rlch.- rhe said
Il would choose n could have a new
one"
"And why should we not have new
onesf" asked a pretty Beech tree. Il
feel sure that some one could help %
% set them n We only asked"
-But Of whnm could We ask such a
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Statistics show that more polnonB
commit suicide on Tuesday ihnn On
any other dag of tho week.
Asbestos Il fcathery % rldefdonn
and cnn Be spun or woven. An ounce
hap been spcn into . string more Than
100 yario long.
Fiuy men. an of them hllcded N.
the war. engaged n q spirited boat
race the other day over lhe fnmonn
Thames river coure 10 England.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

favorf" said The Nipple. "No one but
the fairies could bring about such
change but n ! could change my
dress ! would not care for plain
color. ] should choose gold and red"
The Maple rustled as she spoke. as
u she we're already dressed In her
lne new clothes
"oh, ! would choose 10 be dressed
like my cousin Marleold IN the rar.
den" said the Chestnut tree. 4 have
always admired her color"
y quite agrce with your choice. my
dear" said fhe Beech tree. -ouiy !
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

lncans n livelihood.
There y one characteristic nf lhr
ilErickisha man that the American
sailor has found hard 90 falhom and
yet hc contributes freely toward
The rickishns existence. SO matter
where you tell the human horse 10
gu ne viii Immediately snap you up
with q Ne sahy" and away be- goes
a. breakncck speed Sometimes he
arrives AZ lhc posloiilcc and just
why the iinrickishn man lakes a
sailor there when IN doubt a. 10 his
proper destination We have never
been able 10 learn.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

dor.tfoi with thoir human carru a.
does the automobile carriage and
iinlickisha.
The iaxicahs Of China arc the
lime honorcd llnrickishAs. There
are thousands Of them and for this
reason Chinese cities have been very
backward 10 installing more modorn
means ~ travel. The promoiors ~
modern progressive aud fasl laxii
cab service have always met with
pronounced opposition on this score
% these operators form n very
powerful polllical body which does
no, desire 10 be deprived of IL
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
WORTH KNOWING

color hllhnneas n morc common
among cdurnled than among unedu'
ratrd people.
India has p|rhnps a greater variety
OF plants than any other country ~
The world having 1900 native species
or about 70 per cent more than y EN-,
bracsd IN tho norn of the whole Of
Europe.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Mules Of Travel
In the Fal East

Innrn arc lafro distinct nIuana uI
iftFa| N ihe Faf Easl lhol elaI'd
mII za NIne unique. IN . sense %
ne American Nn>al1len. These are
ihe lInflcklafia The Whrelinrrpw
ond he Samnan The eempnns err
used foT short hnoIs In ne hurhura
and ps "resldrngcs1 81 NE poorcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06

Hawaii-McAdoo. /: Cox. 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3: Cox. 2
Owen. /.
Porto Rico-McAdoo. 2. Cox
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THIS WEEKS BEAUTY HELP

IL IL not necessary to shampoo
your hair so frequently if It is en-
tircly and properly cieansed each
time by the use of really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that We
can recommend TO our readers is
one that brings out all the natural
beauty of the hair and may be en-
Joycd n very little expense. by dis
solving tcaspoonful of can;hrox.
which can he obtained from any
druggists in a cup of hot water.
This makes full cup OF shampoo
liquid, enough so it is easy to apply
II 10 all the hair instead of Just 10
the top of The head. This, when
rubbed into the scalp and onto every
strand of hair. chemically dissolvcs
all impurities. IL is very soothing
and cooling in its action. as well as
beneficial 10 both scalp and hair
After rinsing out the lather so Gre
ated. you will find the scalp is fresh,
clean and free from dandruff, while
the hair dries quickly and evenly,
developing bright luster and a
soft huf!iness that makes il seem
very hcavy-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06
WATCH THE COLOR
OF YOUR SKIN
Yellow Means You Need Gallo
tabs, the De-Nauscated CAL
0mei Tablet That Is Purified
From Nausea and Danger.

Feel mean, look yellow? Your
::iHer IS out Of fix! The poisonous bile
Is being. retained in your system.
You need good dose or calomcl, for
~ Is the only thing that Will do the
Why not try Calotabs. the improved
caiomel tablet that is as delightful
20 take as IL is beneficial in cleans
ing the liver and purifying the sys-
ZEN Caiiotabs contain All of the
NEIL but are freed from the unpieas-
ant and dangerous effects One tab
ie, AT bedtime. with swallow of
water,-thats all. No taste, no grin
inS' n" nausea. no salts. You wake
up IN the morning feeling fine, with
= clean liver and hearty appetite
Ear wha; you Dlease.-no danger.
ta!otabs are sold only in original
Sealed packages Price thirty-ivc
cents; The finest medicine IN The
world for biliousness. INDIGESTION
headaches and constipation So fine
that your druggist is authorized to
refund the price as a guarantee that
You will be thoroughly delighted
with CalOtabS.-Adv
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Canal zonc-McAdoo. 9.
Totals forty-sccond ballot wore
McAdoo. A2I: Cox. 5toh: Palmer. s..
Continued on Fourth PAGE i ---'--i
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absent. l.
:Treenn nsm%. :. ,"ns p.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4: cox. 4
,xirggiInia-Davis, Gis; McAdoo. s;
~, Neutrality-suspicious.. q. cox. sM
West Virginia Davis. &c
Wisconsin, McAdoo. is: Cox. !.
Wyoming McAdoo. 8
Alaska -iicAdOu. =: Cox. T.
District Of Communications g.
Hawaii -McAdoO. | Cox. >.
MISREPRESENTATION. 3: Cox. ..
i rop,G n Hd,,stH. Moo, 8;
u, fs,nnsylyania :, Cox. II; McAdoo.
~ Palmer. Is. Davis. 3. absent, l.
FORTi-FIRSr BALLOT.
Aianama - Davis. !. McAdoo. s.
Arizona-coN. 3; McAdoo. ,.
AArkansas-M cAdoo. 3: Cox. 10.
,::5a.'!, MtAdoo: -; Cox. ~.
connec,icut-cumminsS. 1; McAdoo,
=: v, ] |.
Florida -McNdoo. j. Cox. .
Observation-Disclosures. IS.
Idaho -M"hdOo. ).
Cox. iO 'o
IIndianapolismcMc.Adoo, II; Cox. 10.
IDwa-i'OX. 20
Kansas -Mcldno. 90
Ecntucky /. McAdoo A.
Cox. u.
Palmer. l.
Standardization. IL
Maryland-CoX. So; McAdoo. ~.
Davis. .
Massachusctts-Da /; Colby. !.
owen. >: McAdoo. /: Cox, 30.
Davis 1
Miancsota-cox. :: McAdoo. 10; alb
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Canal Zonc-McAdno. ..

Canal Ionc--McAdoo. >.
Iennsylvania--McA A: Cox. IA;
Palmer. II. Davis. 3: absent. |.
Forty first ballot to;als-McAdoo.
j5i..
F0RTr-SECOND BALLOT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $: Davis. Il;
Arizona Cox. IL; McAdoo. i-2.
ADMINISTRATION. ,; Cox. 10.
Observation-Disclosures. il: Cox. H.
colorado-CoX, Z: Mc.Adoo. 1; Cum
m!ngs. |.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, /, McAdoo.
Dalawarc-McAdoo. 4: Cox. ..
FIorida--McAdoo. 3; Cox. o
Georgia Cox. 2S.
ldaho-McAdoo, S.
Cox. 30
Indiana-McAdoo II; Cox. -.
iOwa-Cox. &c
Kansa.+-McAdoo. 20
ADMINISTRATION {: Cox. ~
Observation-Disclosures. ]; McAdoo.
q; cox. l3.
Maine McAdoo. L.
Ma:yland-coX. So: McAdoo. -.
Massachuchc,ts- /: Colby. /;
owen. >. McAdoo. .: Cox, 30
M!chlgan--Cox. lG. McAdoo. IL.
NJ .nncsota-McAdoo. II: Cox. 6: alb
sent. l.
Mississippl-Cox. 90.
Missonri-Clark. ?: Cox. II 1-2:
owen. J: McAdoo. 90 i-2: absent. /.
Mortana--McAdoo. 6: Cox.
NcbrI Ska-Swen. .: McAdoo. =.
Ncvada-CoX q.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I; Cox. ~
Maine-McAdoo. ~.
Maryland-Dayis. 2: McAdoo. 5h;
,Massachuse,,slowen. /: Colby. /;
Nc Mirhira Il; c%ST: AZ, 3D. -, c =,
Davis. &
Minncsota-Cox I: McAdoo. 1s: alb.
Mississippi-Cox. 90.
Missouri-McAdoo. 2Ok: Cox, llH;
owen. L; Clark. .: absent. 1.
Experimentation. S.
NNeDDrraa,sknccOwccn .: McAdoo. I.
New Observation-Disclosures. 1: Cox. ..
McAdoo. 3. N'
New Jersey-Cox. %.
New Mcxlco-McAdoo. 6.
Ncw York McAdoo. 20: Cox. 20.
North Cnrolina-McAdoo. -.
north Dakota-McAdoo, .; Cox. /.
Ohio--CoX. As
oreGou-McAdoo. 10
L. fehnsvi Tania-Palner. 10: McAdoo.
Rhode na-McAdoo. l; Davis. .;
south S., Carolina Passed.
absent. l.
TeNas-McAdoo. 40.
Utah -McAdoo. s.
McAdoo. 4; Cox. l.
~ N!fEinia--Davis. 3; McAdoo. 10;
Washlny,on-Davis. i-2; Cox. Gig;
West Vir.;inia-Davis. Is
Observation-Disclosures. 10: Cox. =
Wyoming o.
Alaslia- McAdoo. a. Cox. ..
District Of Columbia COX. 6.
Decentralization /: Cox. ..
MISREPRESENTATION. 3: Cox. .:
owen. J.
I,or,o Kico-McAdoo G.
Canal Ionc-McAdoo. >
South Carolina-M Adoo. is.
Totals; th!r,y-nint ballot: Me-
Davis, il l-2; Cummings. ,; " OVEN. 81.
FORTIETH BALLOT.
Nlabama--M cAdoo. S: Davis. lg.
Arkansas McAdov. 3: Cox. IL.
California -Mchdoo. il: Cox, IL
colorado-coN. McAdoo. {; Cum
Gonnsc,!entIcumminss. !; Me
pglawareM eAdoo: 4: Cox. >.
Ilorida 3: Cox, ..
MISUNDERSTANDING IS
lllinYis-pavis. i; MeAdoo. ID;
InIiana-McAdoo. IL; Cox. 10.
Icwa-CoX. %
kansas McAdoo. 20.
ken,ucky-DavIs. /: McAdoo. :;
r. Lou,issiana--McAdoo, c; Palmer. i:
u5 AlaTyj"adID paws. ,: Cox, l-2:
+, M h,Ssa Colby. /; McAdco
= M.nneSoia-co~. g; McAdoo. Ii:
y MICHIGAN -McAdoo, u; Cox. ~:
Mississirpi-cox. 90
g, M,!%SStop,ri,G5lark; .; owen, /; Cox.
IL u; McAdOu 20 IL; absent,
Ms"ntana-McAdoo. s.
E E"Drhsk a,..O"cn. .: McAdoo. !.
.. Nv NV ,,d iiiampshire-Davis. !: Cox.
New Jcrscy--CoN. oS
New INSTRUMENTATION. G.
New fork-McAdoo. 90: Cox. 70
SSorth tarolina-M -.
Horth lbakota-CoX. .; McAdoo. s
chio-CoX. IS "
OK !hhoma Owen. 90
orcgon-McAdoo. 10
nSylvania-paSscd
Cox. s. 'uoo' :
South Ca-c,ina-McAdoo. Is
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Tenncssce-Davis.2 "a
Texas-McAdoo. 40.
Utah-McAdoo, ..
Adoo. 3.
Nlrginia--Passed.
Adoo. II.
West tVirEinia-Dayis. 16.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Cox. Z.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 6.
Alaska-Jamcs Hamilton Lewis. 6.
District OF Columbia 6.
llawaii-McAdoo. /: Cox. g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ): Cox. 2:
owen. |.
Porto Rico-Davis. /: McAdoo. .:
Palmer, 8.
Canal Zone-Palmcr. I. McAdoo. /.
lllinois-Davis. 2: Palmer. .: Nc
AdoO. l6: Cox. 80.
3 l-2: Davis. l-2; McAdoo. s; PAL
Results OF tho thirty-sevcnth bal
lot; official; McAdoo, to5: Cox. aS6:
33: Davis. so IL: Glass. /: Clark. .:
Adams. j. Bonniwell. ]: Lewis. 6.
Thirty BALLOT.
Alabama-Davis. /; McAdoo. .: PAL
mcr. Is.
Arizona-Cox. 4: McAdoo. ..
Arkansas-Palmer. 2: McAdoo. 3:
California cAdoo. IL; Cox. .;
Palmer. 4; Cummings. /.
colorado-cox. 6: McAdoo >: Cum
mings. !.
Connec,icut-Cox. 9; Palmer. 3:
Cummings. :; MeAdoo; l.,
Flor SMcAioo. 3: coz. :. Pal
mcr !.
Gcorgiu-Ialrner. 2s.
Idaho--Mc hdoO. 5.
As IiIl"9 ,G. DAVE, 2: Palmer. :; Me-
Indiana-Cox. /. McAdoo. %.
K t[a,,,;ss ,: Men I,,EI:, 20 IT,, XIX
Cox, II.
leuls!ana-McAhoo. !: Cox. l2;
Mainc- McAdoo. :; Palmer. ).
Maryiand-bavis. = McAdoo. 81: ::
massachusetts = Palmer. 10: Cox.
u McAdoo. owen. .
Mich!gan-pa Palmer. 5. McAdoo. iG:
Cox. ).
cox. i: McAdoo. Is: absent. i.
Miss!ss!ppi--Cox. 20.
M!ssouri-clark, ?, Cox, :; Pal
absent, l.
Montana -McAdoo. S.
Nebraska. Mc.Adoo. :; owen. ..
Nevada Coz g.
New Observation-Disclosures /; Cox. 9:
McAdoO. 3
Eor,h Dako,a-cox. |: Palmer !;
''iltD -D$. ~.
bklahoma--DwclI. 20.
-McAdoo. 10.
P"nnsylvania-McAdoo. .: Palmer.
hhode !slapt-raIImer. ,; Cox. :.
south caroiina-McAdoO. Is
South Dakota-cox. 3. Palmer. i:
McAdoo. .: absent.
TcnncSsec-DavIs. -.
TcNas--McAdoo 30
ttIh--McAdOo s.
,'n<
AdOo. 3
Virginia Glass. i DAVIS. !: Mc
Adoo, u: Cox: i: Palmer. IL ~
AdoU. IL
West Virginia -- Davis. ls.
WiSconsin-McAGoo 10; Cox. :.
Nla ss@'"f'anS1a 'osi O. MeAaoo. .:
nisir!c, % celumbia-ralmer. c.
aw"ii--NcA doo !. Cox. ..
Ph!lippines-McAdoo, 3: Cox. .:
Porto Rico--Davis. |; McAdoo. .;
Canal Zone-ralmor. !. McAdoo. /.
III: Davis. 80: Cummings. oven.
:3; Glass. |: Clark g.
THIRTY-NiNTH HALLoT.
Observation-Disclosures s: Davis. l6.
Arizona -McAdoo. 4. cox, .
Arkansas-McAd Oo. 1: cox. a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {; Cox. 10
Colorado-cox. :; McAdoo. /: Cum
m!nss,
Connec,icut-cummipss. /: McAdoo.
5; Cox. 10.
De!awarc-M cAdoo. 4: Cox. ..
Flor!da-McAdoo. ,: Cox. {.
Georgia cAdoo. IS.
Idaho-McAdoo s.
Con IS
Indiana-cox. 10; McAdoo. II.
Iowa-CoX. &c
DEMONSTRATION. 20
kcntucky-Dav!s l. McAdoo, s:
Coz. 20
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