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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION OF
CERTAIN MIXTURES

j. w. w., W2rrenton' ga, WrlteS
What would be the analysis of the fol-
lowing mixtures of fertilizers One
ton nitrate of soda, one ton of 16 per
cent acid and one ton kainit; one con-
tanning half as much kainit; also one
containing one ton of nitrate of soda,
two tons of acid and ton of kainit.
and one containing half as much kainit?
A mixture consisting of one ton
of nitrate of soda, one ton of 16
per cent acid phosphate and one ton
of kainit would contain approximate
ly 3f4 pounds of available nitrogen,
500 pounds of available phosphoric
acid and $50 pounds of available
potash. The percentage composition
would be SO per cent available nj
trogen, So per cent of available phoS-
phoric acid and 2.5 per cent of
available potash. This formula would
be higher in nitrogen and lower in
phosphoric acid than we advise for
general use under Georgia conditions.
If you only use one-half ton of
kainit, you would reduce the avail
able potash to about 1.2 per cent.
If you use two tons of acid phos-
plate, your formula will contain SO
per cent of available nitrogen, s per
cent of phosphorie acid and 1.9 per
cent of potash The last change sug-
gested would not affect the compost
ton materially except the reduction
OF the potash to approximately 1 per
cent.
Of. the various formulas suggest
ed, we would prefer to use that mix
ture containing two tons of acid
phosphate, one ton of nitrate. Of
soda and one ton of potash or kainit.
our criticism of this formula would
be that it is even then somewhat
lower in phosphoric acid than might
be desirable where cotton is to be
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
An New Iron Stand

An ideal stand for flatiron may
be made from an inverted earthen
flower pot saucer. This will prevent
scorching of the ironing board COW
er, and avoid the usual nerve-rack-
ing noise of the Netal iron stand.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
wy NNetA NLSAk N0VO@J
sy Marietta Duncan, Barrow County

l joined the canning club the
first year to see what there was
in it, 1t was so beneficial to me
that 1 could not resist the temp
tation of joining when, the demon
strator came around this year l
shall continue the work as long as
my will nnrnit t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-29
HARR

vacant Cottage-Fine lot for t,usi-
ness, located on street. Monthly
payments.
9 Room Modern Home-oxden Ave-
nue..
Handsome Edgemont Bungalow
acres OF land, one OF the most
handsome homes near the city.
flne garden, COW pasture and inn
View Street Home-Lot 200 feet
long, largo modern home. about
$1,000 cash and balance on terms.
o04 East Ferry room cottage and
pain close IN, house in good con-
Grafton House Of 8 Rooms--For sale
or trade for Fairmont property,
Anyone desiring to locate In Graf
ton investigate.
Edgeway I,ot-40x240 feet. every
convenience in front, at a bargain
on payments Small payment
down.
A jackson Street Business Property
A ) story brick building near the
corner OF Jefferson street, concrete
basement under the entire build
ing. Contains IA rooms, . baths.
very large rooms with high ceilings
S21,O00, the price asked for it.
The payments are reasonable. No.
221.
Immediate Possession, Wood Street
observation-disclosures six room
home. 2 fine lots, garage, improved
lawn with hedge, concrete cellar
and furnace, must sell Monday or
Tuesday, at $4,000.
Hamilton Street Home-The large
house on the lower side of Hamil-
ton street after leaving Monroe
street. Small cottage on the rear
Of lot. There are rooms in the
big house. Will accommodate
families. Close in town. A house
that will help pay for itself. 81, 900
cash and the balance is easy.
Residence Location-Located be-
tween East Park and the Owens, an
exclusive residence location, about
120x160 feet in size, bounded on
two sides by wide lots. The ground
is already planted in small fruits
one of the finest strawberry beds
of the country. Also poultry house.
The price will be made right and
| terms to suit.
Corner Lot-Between the Koppers
plant and the Brass plant, fine loca-
ton for business, room for two
houses.
Speculation-The greatest opportun-
ity to make money. Corner lot,
near Brass plant.
5O-foot Lot Ogden Avenue-on paved
street. Easy payments.
8 Room House-At head OF Jefferson
street, overlooking the city. $500
cash and easy payments.
o04 East Ferry Street. rooms and
bath, must be sold quick.
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Miss Bisohp's Funeral.
At Albright Today.

Funeral seryiees over the sremalns
Of Miss Mary Eta Bishop, formerly Of
Fairmont. were held today at the
Methodist Episcopal church at Al
conducted by Rev. G. e. Goodwin. pas
tor OF First Methodist church, Fair
mont, assisted by Rev. Harry w Elan
agan, Tunnelton, former pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, Albright
The funeral was largely attended
and a number of Fairmont folks were
in attendance at the last rites. Burial
took place in the cemetery at King
wood.
Miss Bishop was formerly book
Keeper at The West Virginian office
and has host of Fairmont friends
who were shocked to learn Of her sud
den death.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-29
HARRINGTON
Rlrthdau partu.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martin gave q
delightful surprise party for Miss Ida
Cunningham at their home where she
resides, Saturday evening. The party
was given in honor OF Miss Cunning
hams birthday anniversary. She re.
ceiyed many valuable presents ana
themselves. A tasteful luncheon was
served and all departed wishing Miss
Ida many happy returns for the day.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ]. Bartlett and Mrs. Eettie Gould,
OF Barrackyille; Mrs. L. l.. Hupp, Mrs.
A. G. Fisher, Mrs. George Straight,
Mrs. win Morgan, Rev. and Mrs. j. s.
Tyler, Mrs. Seprepta Martin, Mrs Ada
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Mans unseIdshness.

Man is unselfish on thoroughly
reasonable basis. His unselfishness Is
a rational development in being
whose whole personality is built on as
ISOLATION with others and on participa-
ton in the. common life. he cannot
disregard the demands of that common
life without dlsregardlng his own
largest interests.-ITxehange,
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For Feet That Ache.
Swell and Perspire

You get guaranteed relief from a
single. application Of DASH BALM
no pain. no fuss-iust solid comfort.
me Fairmont Pharmacy can su3-1y
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Rspresentatiye Echols ottice-Dis-
:harge from the navy secured for
fos. Pearcell, OF Whitaker. w. Va,
Ehos Is at the naval training station
y San Francisco; application for
lack bass to the u. 8. Fish Commits
lioner from ]. A. de Gruyter, OF Char
eston. fish TO be stocked in the Elk
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Purchased eronerty.

DR.. /. j, CUP. formerly of this place,
but now OF Kansas, has sold his prop
erty here to Dick Taught. OF Plum
Run. Mr.. Taught expects to move his
family here soon.
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WASEIIhJ G Z ON NEWS
GOSSIP . sa1sz.s ss3oEs salfs.

WASHINGTON, D. T.. April &C.
Ioha j, Jarrett and wife. who have
neen vt their winter home N florida
alnce last October, stopped OH in
Washington 10 visit friends before
pro eeediiig on 10 their homo Mt Char
leston. w. Va. He. JArrett is an eS-
sheriff Of Rfrty la torniy end an
ax-rlayur OF Charleston. Republican
party leader with a reputation for
1nawhn valley. He called 10 tell Sem
ator Sutherland that he was for him
Tor President. Mr.. Jarrett spent the
months In Florida fishing ann hunt
ing. OF the larger game, he said that
ne begged only two deer, which was
not no TO his previous hunting record
IN that respect.
Former state Senator Writ p. Haw-
Manganese Magnate OF Mercer" two
81 Biuefield's prominent and intluen-
tai citizens are stopping at tho New
Represen tativo Leonard Sidney Ech-
OILS has left for his home at CharieS-
ton 20 attend to private business mat
era and TO look after HIS political
tcnces. Mr.. Echols has no opposition
for nomination for a second term
Al the hands OF the Republican party
In the Sixth district. He was grant,
Cd a weeks leave OF abtencc by the
House.
At Senator suthetland's Office
Permit 70 use alcohol for manufactur-
ing purposes secured for the Reese
Formula Co.. OF Huntington: passpor..
applications made al the State De-
partnent for Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar j..
Stanard ana Mr.. and Mrs. B. 8. Hulme,
Of Huntington, who are booked to sail
for European port next month; lib.
erty bond and Si9.25 refund on anoth-
CT secured for Chas. D. Wright, OF
Linden soldiers disability claim filed
tor Golf Morrow, OF Philippi; two
petitions filed with the Clerk OF the
senate. protesting against compulsory
military training from the congrega-
lions of the Church of the Brethren
i Old Furnace, w. Va, and Beaver
Run, w. Va.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- Ss(SSSNN~SeS--eSe~~~- ,)1n4eSS-.~~-1-I>
WANTED - Laborers, 55c per hour
Joseph Wright & Son; house raiserf
and movers. Call 115e. +2g-3t.77ls
WANTED-Man to do clerical work
record keeping and be generally use
full in an engineering offfce Equiva
lent to High school education pre-;
ferred: Permanent position with Ions
established company In Fairmoni,
Splendid opportunity for progressive
energetic man. State fully as 10 edu
cation, past work, age and salary de-
sired. Address Box YRS care Wesi
Nirginian office. 427.st.f7efl
WANTED = Good laborers. Heimicl
Foundry Machine Co. 4.20.26t.7sTi
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Rln Pnt4ara ~.

Bill posters OF the Sparks Circus
were in town Tuesday putting up bills
announcing that the circus will be at
Fairmont May 10.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM FOR sALE@So I acres s acres
in Woodland, fine buildings, a hors-
es; lots OF implements. Immediate
possession. Price $500. John L.
Barnes, Chestertown, Md.
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HELP WANTED-sEMALE

~>>><>r>->~e>>-Ac~~~>
Solicitors, five or six la
dies. All or part time pleasant
work. Phone 1498-J. 4.293t-7T42
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Joseph Roster, Of the Fafnont Nor
NAL school, was visitor at the High
school Tuesday.
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LADY BARBER-wants work in re-
spectacle American shop. Address
box 772o care of West virglnian
4-97-4t-772O
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Building Addition.
Charles Morgan is building an add
ton to his home on Chatthlm avenue.
canecled GAn,n.

Warrington High school cancelled
the baseball game with the local high
school which was TO have been played
on Mannington's field Tuesday. Man.
nington can't seem to get over the fact
the local high school basketball teams
defeated Mannington's teams six times
In a row last winter. When they can.
celed the game they said they were
not particular about playing Farming.
ton. The locals said 1t made no dit.
ference to them, Warrington was not
the only baseball team in the coun.
try.
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FOR RENT-Flve room furnished
house. May LIST. South Side. Address
Box 71S2 care of West virginiRn Of
s-eS.2t 1872
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FOR RENT--Furnished front room TOT
Two gentlemen, Cali lsyssl
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FOR RENT Two furnished lgnt
housekeeping rooms Phone 1i46-Ai
S.eo.et-f1t1'
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FOR SALE-Six room house. No. 4
spence street. Now vacant. Jas. L
Gettinss 4.20.St774;
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Autos AND ACUESsoRfEB

USED c1Rs FOR SALE j ! pSsSsS
ger Studebaker, 1 ehalmer Roadster
ger, 2 Ford Coupes, Ford Sedan. 3
Ford Touring cars, 1 Ford Roadster
l Ford Roadster truck body, 1 Chny
rolet Touring, Chevrolet Roadster
List your nsed cars with me for sale
Agents for Velie Motor Cars. A. h
Reeves, Room No 0, Hennen Bldg.
Phone ass. 4.2g.lt.75sn
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FOR RENT Two office rooms. Over
Fortneys Drug Store. See Ruiey &
Trip. ls2S 81 s7S7
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FOX SALEE-Seven passenger Haynes.
Good as new Five now tires, New
battery. Bargain II sold at once. Cali
Standard Garage 4-2Sz6t--
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-Modern home, b
to Z rooms. 10 minutes walk &c
court house. $500 to $500 cash,
Phone 23-M. 4-2S.2t773S
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Enc greatest depth thar could be
found 10 the Atlantic ocean was : I 5:
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FOR SALE-Eggs for setting from
267 egg strain, pure breo white Leg
horns! Limited number only $500 per
setting. II. D. Wade, Idamay, w. Va.
4-2S-3t--7136
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CLASSIFIED ADvER lsING Gil
RnnNdS 10 INIT

FOR RsSf-eo one O. Two farnis he'd
light housekeeping rooms 81 Ham
ilton street. Phone Sia .lS. 4.aa. lt-77l
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~ cLiARLge BROOKS SMITH.

River refund On iibsrty bond made to
Giowney p. Haynes, OF Cliff Top. w
Va; additional travel pay secured for
VIM. NICK. Reed. Of Second Creek ana
Walter A. Wilmington, OF Bownemort
uniform and equipment forwarded TO
Anthony A. Farmer, OF Bolt, W. Va,
Vernon Fox, Roy SuLhpin and Rober:
l.. Coleman.
W. va. Postal Affairs-P. NJ. COM
miasioned Issue TO Charles Dickinson
at Fort Branch: John II. Curnutte at
Radnor and Jesse P. hannah at Slaty-
fork. Neville, Braxt0n county, Is the
nsne OF a newly established post of
fice. The post office known as Edith,
located IN Wyoming county, has been
ordered discontinued, also the office
Of Shady Spring in Raleigh county
A Notice posted at the Post Office
Department reads: I'Bentree, Clay
county, is now In Nicholas county
At the request OF Representative Reed,
acting for patrons, the Department has
rechristened the office in the Third
district officially listed as Eldorado. 1t
Is now Dorsee.
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FOR SALE-Five room house. Large
lot. 265 Grant street. 4.20.5t.7667
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FOR SALE cadiclac eight 81 mod :
ell, in first class condition. A real
bargain to quick buyer 1nqnire Fair
mont hotel barber shop. 4-27-5t- 773l
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Fer SALE

FOR SALE-Peol room and lunch
stand. Reasons for selling, owner.
taking up different business. Apply
Monongahela pool room, 800 Mer-
chant street. A-29-6t--77A9
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 1907
Chamberlain Ave 4-2Ss2g --97S3
FOR RENTING hirfiished iieAf
housekeeping rooms. no Castor
avenue. 4s2s43t -77ao
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FOR SALE-victrol Cheap to quick
buyer. Phone S07-W.
4-27-St-7724
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In Falrmont
e.. J. Snider was business visitor
in Fairmont Tuesday.
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FOR sALE-CasA Registers and Cred.
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Clarksburg,
W. Va. 2.13.ti.72Sl
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FOR .SALB@-Five passenger Dorf
Touring Ca. AL condition. inquire
East side garage. 4.24-6t-1770S
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WANTED ~ Good 'chambermaid. Ap.
ply Union Hotel. 4.29.6t.774G
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STENOGRAPHER WANTED-Steady
position. good salary. Apply Union
Store, 217 Monroe street. 4-29.2t-77i7
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
Kentucky

Louisville, KY, Nov 2.-Re-
turns from 191 districts out of 81
208 for president give; Harding,
22,S20; Cox, S0,3S2.
For United States senator, 165
precincts give Ernest (R) 20,521;
Reckham CD 25,02l.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 2.-Five
hundred and twenty-nine out of
3,2S0 in Kentucky give; Harding,
1884; Cox, S1,556. .... .... .
For United States senator: Four
hundred and seventy-two precincts
give: Ernest (R) $3.50; Beck
ham CD 71,304.
Louisville, Ky, Nov Senator
Harding had a majority over Gov
ernor Cox in Louisville and Jeffer-
son county. Returns from sixty
one precincts out Of 290 gave Hard
ing, 14,609; Cox, S,143.
Reports from Clovis said that the
total vote cast there was 1.S13. In
dications gave democrats more
than 1000 majority in the city.
The vote in the county will prob
ably reach $500, it was believed.
Louisville, KY, NoY. 2.-Return3
from 1,261 precincts out of 3,226
in Kentucky give Harding, 179,772;
Cox, 1882. l..~
For United States senator, l,156
precincts give Ernst (R) 163,T51;
Beckham CD 1S1,251.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
Ohio i

Marion, O., Nov. 2.-Senator
Harding's home precincts gave:
Harding, 373; Cox, 76, Four years
ago the senator's precincts had
gone democratic but a re-appor-
tionment had changed precinct
lines.
The first twenty-five precincts to
report in Marion county gave un-
officially: Harding. 1889; Cox
2,S74.
Columbus, O.. George Clarke. re-
publican state chairman, at 1890
wired Will II. Hays. national chair
man, that Harding will carry Ohio
by 100000 plurality.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 2.-One
hundred and sixty precincts out Of
1854 in Ohio give: Harding, 26,-
037; Cox, 4,436.
Cleveland, Nov. 2.-Republican
County Chairman Maschke at 1880
said Harding will carry every ward
in the city of Cleveland. At the
same time r. f. Comlins, demo-
cratic county chairman, said un-
officially that returns indicated
landslide to Harding.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 2.-Four
hundred and one precincts out of
1854 in Ohio give for president;
Harding, 5000; Cox, 31.2S9.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. RE
turns from 1,499 precincts out of
7,145 at 9:10 p. m. gave: Harding,
237,S33 and Cox, 152,215.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
WORK Of PUBLIC
LABORATORY HAS
CROWN RAPIDLY
Number Of Infectious Cases
Increases in Oct; More
Than Four Times Number
of Last Month Studied.

During the month of October
the numbers of suspected cases of
diphtheria and of syphilis reported
for tests at the public health lab
oratOry at the state university Of
New Mexico. albuquerque. have
made necessary the employment of
an additional technician.
The requests for meteorological
tests are coming from all parts of
the state and the work is proving
to be a splendid benefaction to citi-
zcns of the whole state as the work
is done without charge to all who
are unable to pay, and makes more
certain both diagnosis and curative
measures.
Miss Myrtle Greenfield. bacteri-
ologist, has just completed the fol-
lowing report for the month of
October. A total of SSS cases has
been studied this month, about
four times as many as during last
month:
Diphtheria diagnosis: Positive,
2S; negative, 80.
Diphtheria release: Positive,
ia; negative, $50.
Gonococcus: positive, l; mega
tive, !.
tuberculosis: Positive, 8; mega
tive, 6.
Wasserman: Positive, 8; mega
tive, 81; hemolized, I.
Anticomplimcntary.
Vidal: Positive. 7; negative. 4.
Water, 9; milk, 1.
Feces typhoid Positive. 9; mega
tive. 8.
Feces hookworm: Positive, 1.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
Colorado

Denver, Colo. Nov. 2.-Thirty-
two precincts out Of 1.4S3 in Colo
RADIO give Cox, 1854; Harding,
3,711.
For senator: Twenty-nine pre-
cincts give Scott Cd. 1901: Mich
olson (RD, 3,629; Thomas (Nation-
alistb, 154.
Governors: Collins CD, 1,491;
Shoup (R.), S,96S. Wa.
Sterling, Colo, Nov -Four
precincts incomplete give for presi-
dent, Cox, 1877; Harding, 355.
For Senator; Scott, 17S; Nichol-
yon, 339; Thomas, 13.
For governor: J. NJ. Collins, 1866;
Ehoup. 377.
Leadyille, Colo, Nov 1.-Two
precincts in Lake county give Tay-
lor 12S; Vincent. s.
Cox, 215; Harding, go.
For United States senator: Scott,
go; Nicholson, SO.
For governor: J, NJ. Collins, III;
Shoup, Sd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
New York

Hyke Park, n. Y. Nov. 2.-Sen-
ator Harding carried Hyde Park,
the home town of Franklin d.
Roosevelt. democratic vice presi-
dental nominee, by eighty-siX
votes.
New York, Nov 2.-Returns from
1888 districts out of 4,575 in New
York, outside of New York City
give President - Cox, 226,o74;
Harding, 4S9,617.
Returns from 144 districts give:
Governor - Smith. CD. 25l,S02;
Miller (R), 349,283. .U
Returns from ! 1,0S6 districts give,
L. S. senator-Walker (D), 16l,-
433; Wadsworth (R), 275,105.
New York, Nov. 2.-Returns from
several New YORK state cities com
plete show for president:
Poughkeepsle - Harding, HlS4;
Cox, 1895.
Troy-Harding. 1859; Cox. A.
$50.
Cornell--Harding 2,700; Cox, L.
897.
Bingharnton-Cox, G,172; Hard
ing, 12,251.
Olean-Harding, 3.O7l; Cox, g.
27S.
Syracuse, N. Y. Nov. 2.-This
CITY complete gives for president;
Cox, 17,425; Harding, 37O03.
For governor: smith Cd, 22,S74;
Miller (R), 33,035.
Schenectady, n, Y, Nov. 2.-The
city of Schenectady complete gave:
Cox, 1926; Harding, 1913.
For governor: Smith CD, 49,
315: Miller (R), 1850.
For L. S. senator; Walker CD,
soil; Wadsworth (R), 1887.
New York, Nov. 2.--Returns
from 2,025 districts out of 2,733 in
New York Citv give: Cox, 255.246;
Harding, 573,772; Debs, 1920.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
South Dakota

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 2.-The
first twenty-five precincts in the
state to report give: Harding, 4,219;
Cox, 1,640.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. AT
$50 p. m. "a scattered precincts in
South Dakota had reported the
following vote: Harding, 4,645;
Cox, 1857. t
For governor: McMaster (R)
361; Howes CD, 81. ~.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
West Virginia

Charleston, W. Va. Nov. I'm
90 precincts out of 1868 in West
Virginia gave Cox 11.212; Harding,
14.063.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. q
One hundred and ninety-three dis
tricts out of 1,S6S in West Virginia
give; Cox, 1896; Harding. 2S,996.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 1.-Two
hundred and fifty-one precincts out
of 1858 in West Virginia give: Cox,
24,713; Harding, 36,359.
In the three -cornered fight for
governor, Morgan (R) had 31,9G4;
Koontz CD. 2O,565, and Montgom-
cry, non partisan, S,2l8.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
Neuralgie Pains
Give Way to Soothing Hamiln,s
Wizard OH

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both heada che and neuralgia
Rubbed in where the pain is, it eases
the tortured nerves and almost in
variably brings quick relief. Keep
a supply on hand.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be far away. Its healing, anti
septic qualities can always be re-
lied upon as a preventive against
infection, or other serious results,
from sprains, bruises, cuts burns,
bites and stings. Just as good, too,
for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites.
cold sores and canker sores.
Generous size bottle 35c.
IL you are troubled with consultation
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whips. just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for aoc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-11-03
Connecticut

New Haven, Conn, Nov. .
Forty towns out of l6s in Connec-
ticut give Harding 1O4.554; Cox
59,0S1.
For United States senator:
Brandegee (RD. 97219; Lonergan
tD0, 64.661.
Waterbury, Conn. Nov. 2,--Vat-
erbury complete: Harding. 1 .l60;
Cox, 10,lQ0.
Hartford. Conn, Nov. 2.--Hart-
ford complete: Harding. 21,257;
Cox. 14,2s5. ....
New Haven, Conn. Nov. g.
Twenty towns out of 16S in Con-
necticut gave Harding, 55,720;
Cox, 1890.
Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 3
Bridgeport complete gives: Hard
ing. 21.465; Cox, 11,0S7.
In 1916 Hughes plurality was
1884.
For United States senator:
Brandegee, 19,S04; Lonergan, 49,
Ql5.