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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
SPORTING
SHAW'S TEAM HAS
FEW POINTS LEAD
Sanders Team Crowding Hard in Odd
Fellows Pool and Billiard Tourna-
ment-EntIy List.

Ten Of the 81 pool and billiard games,
each for string of so, for the Odd Eel
lows tournament already have been
played and to date Captain Fl. c. Shaw >
team leads with score Of 426 TO 40 for
Captain +. D. Sanders team. At the
close Of the tournament the losers viii
be hosts of the winners at a banquet To
be served in the banquet hall Of the tenn
Pile However, unless the members OF
the two teams show more interest in the
tournament than has been manifested
up to this time, the banquet may take
the form of a Thanksgiving dinner in
1920.
The pool games which already have
been played follow, Captain Show's man
being named first in each pair: Richard
Davis so, Frank Strong 81; a. L. Rob
erts Al, Don Scovell 80; o. ID. Stowell so
H. L. Smith 10; H. a. Wood so, Charles
Soetsch IS; w. J. Cain 40 II. a. John.
son 50; Guy Russell q, Joe Watson so;
H. l.. Webster 50, Charles Mellen II;
Duane Farr 80, Fred Thomas %; H.
Streeter 81, b. Eancor go
One hundred pool players have yet to
arrange their dates Tor playing of scores
The name Of the man on Captain Shaw
team is given first in each pair as fol
lows: Fred Hail, G. A. McRae; D.
Cowles, II. y. Walker; c. Iolbrook, +. f.
Gobie; c. W Cleveland, George Well
man; J. L. Howard, +. Landry; IL. J,
Wilson, +. J. Eddy; G. II. Fox, II. Chand
lT; n. II. White, II. Goodenough; George
Reed, A. Frizzcll w Andrews +. A.
Chamberlain; Fay Miller, Ernest White
A. Jacobs, +. Dubie; Glenn Russ, a. \.
Chamberlain; II. II. Locke, T. d. Sand.
org; G G. Staples, A. Thomas; J. Dardeu
Fred Cain; l. c. Bradley, j. \. Under
wood Rev y. +. Trout. George Martcll
A. Gould, Ed. Strong; w Newcomb. G
Barrie; II. III. Wentworth, l.. Woodward
4. Cain, Q. IeBert Benz. Akley, f. Gas
taison; T. Mickey, George Wilder; Leon
Harris Lee Pike; y. f. Howard, L. Moi
fatt; John Tasker, w H. Crown; c. T.
Goodwin, Frank Prefontaine; w c. Mil.
Ter Ernest Harris; Hazeu Farr, Lloyd
Robinson; II. c. Shaw Leon White; c
tsbree, H. d. Chase; H. Frederickson
~ f. Bartlett; H. T. Lackey, ". NJ Rob.
bins; I'd. Lindsey, A. Longucil; G. F
Bacon, A. EXner; Floyd johnson, @
Strand; T. johnson. W. Robinson; s. II
Bellows, Charles Holden; Perley Mart in
Henry Johnson; Jesse Haynes, Leon
Gould; Sanford Smith, w. +. Spear; 4
Winchester, Geo. Kingsley; A. Snow
Frank Streeter; \. Rohde, c. S. Rider
4. l.. Maynard, H. Williams; Guy Ia.
tro, Il. Chandler; W. Hannum, George
Bigelow; J. Atkinson, C. A. Mitchell; S
L. Barber, Robert Burnham.
But four names were presented FOL
Billiards and one match already has beer
played. W. +. Sturges Of Sandtrs's team
winning from W. d. Gibson, so to 81. L
7. Ellis Of Shaw's team Is booked t
play l.. H. Miller
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Construction Of Pyramids.

How the Egyptians managed TO haul
the gigantic stones used in building
the pyramids has been for centuries a
subject for speculation. OF late years
some who have examined the pyra-
mids have come to the conclusion that
the stones are artificial, a kind Of
concrete. If so they We're probably
made where they are, and the sand Of
the desert was the principal material
used.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
On the Contrary.

Marion had been out several eve
aings in succession and looked tired
80 mother suggested she retire early
instead OF going out again that eve
ing. When little Dick came down
stairs from her room mother said
well. is sister maxim" up her mine
o stay in?" He repl I'd: 81 shoul,
say not. she's making up her face t,
pO out"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Aspirations.

The chief use of any man to the
world is the influence of his aspira-
lions. Not achievements alone can dc
termine mans value to us; but the
vision of the ideal which he has and
gives to US, in words. On canvas, in
marble. in stately piles Of architec-
.urc.--S6lon Later.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
MARANVILLE MAY
COME WITH KACEYS
Jack Clune's Basketball Team to Meet
Athletics in Festival Hall This
Week Thursday.

With some difficulty and expense
Manager Ted Vail of the Brattleboro
Athletics basketball club has been able
to secure the fast X. Of G. team OF
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Varied Giffa-

Some women are remarkable for
their poise; others for their avoirdu-
pOis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
BARS TRAVEL n POLAND.
Passports of Americans viii BE Taken Up
ON Order Of W Washington.
ssoclates Pres " Every EVENING

p Associates Press " Every Evening
Washington. Nov 4 Americans with
assports authorizing them 10 travel IN
.n,,ntries adjacent 20 Poland who try 10
eptsr that country. Will find themselves
summarily deported said al announce
rnent today AZ the State Department.
Because ~ the unsettled conditions
stall prevailing ln Poland the department
has decided 70 maintain rigid restrictions
un the issuance of passports for travel IN
that country Documentary evidence Of
The merit ~ the necessity for such travel
mus be- presented by applications for
passports
Passports issued for countries adjacent
a. Poland aud used IN Poland without the
authorization of the State Department, =
said the announcement. will be taken up
by the American legation at Warsaw. The
legation then will issue an emergency pass
port, valid only for immediate return TO
the United States
The issuance of this emergency pass
port viii result IN the Polish authorities
requiring the immediate departure Of the
lersOn 90 whom i - issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
DEMOCRATS TO FILE
CONTESTS AGAINST
WHITE AND LESTER
This Developed Today When the
Court Sat to Canvass the
Vote
CLAIM CONNER AND
PRATT WERE ELECTED

The work al Canvasstng the vote cast
NJ Tuesday = election IN Delaware WAS
started hy a State Judge at noon today
Those for New Castle county aro being
canvassed in tho Court House. here, those
az Kent ~ Dover and those Of Sussex
at Georgetown
AZ Dover and Georgetown IN all prob
ability. the work will be cnmpleted today
Here. however Il IS expected 10 require
All of TODAY and tomorrow and probably
part Of Saturday
II there ar, an, contest they arc hled
~ the tune Of the canvass
TWO DEMOCRATIC CONTESTS.
II developed today that the Democrats
intend 20 contest the election ni Samuel
! White as Representative IA the Fifth
district and Edward Lester Jr., IN the
Twelfth The returns gvC tho former
PLURALITY Of IS over Daniel + Conner.
Democrat. and the latter 10 over Harry
Pratt
Soon after the court convened today
Henry r. IsaacS, Democratic state char
man. announced that he would ask Tor
recount Of the vote IN the FIrst and Third
election districts Of tho Eleventh ward and
the Fifth and Seventh Of the -f1fsh, Nhfrh
arc il the Fifth Representative District
and also in the First Of The Twelfth Repre-
sentative district He wanted AT extension
of time in which Ia Ele the contests, hut
Chief Justice Pcnnc will said that under
rhe rules they must hc fled hy , 30 TO-DAY
Minority Judges follows did not r.
spond 20 rOli-cali First Election dlstrct
al the First ward of Wilmington. Seventh
of the Second, Tenth oi the Fourth,
Seventh oi the Fifth. Eleventh Of the
Eighth. Third. Eighteenth and Twenty
frst of the Ninth and Tenth of the Tenth
There was no response from the Fourth
Election district 81 the Sixth Representa-
tive district OF the rural section OF the
county. Fifth Of the Seventh, First and
second of the Eleventh and Second Of the
Twelfth
The court recessed from u 45 70 230
clock
Chief Justice James Pennewill and
Judge Herbert J.. Rice arc canvasslng the
returns here.
Prothonotary Joseph WiggIeswoIth IS
assisted by Joseph H. Bartlett IN handing
ballot-boxes and the certificates Of the
minority Judges of election,
Clifford Mannering ard Reuben Satter-
thwait served as reading clerks and DAVID
Hillegas, Edward Hobbs. Alexander
Abrahame and Eugene Hsrdesty dc tai
lev clerks
The ballot-boxes were in the custody
of the court bailIffs.
After swearing the clerks and ballitfs
Chef Justice Pennewill excused the clerks
until 2l5 o clock
Prot honotaIy Wigglesworth meanwhile
received the certificates OF the minority Y
judges Of election,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
TENNESSEE GOES INTO
COP. COL UMN BY 10000
Also Elects All TaYlor, Republi
can. Governor, BY Over
$4,000 Majority
Is Associated pfess + Fscry cn.pg

~ Associated Press r. Evory IEcnuns
Memphis Tenn. <oy o. thr fare
# returns complied rs nov pafer- from
practically fhc entire -tafe senator
Harding early 'adry bad lend 4 aprt,y
matris 1000 Ystoe over ttvorunf Yt
and zrcrnotl asspred ~ Tsnuetor far0tr
electoral votes
Figures tahIlatcd F. ths Nionftis
CommerclaI Appeal from all p. fftF t'
the precincts IL ~ ~ Tho ~ cn'infle7 q fno
State gave Harding > plurality q r"If
md Showed Col ~ Tayior Rrrutlcfr
candidate for governor .oaflmE
Democratic opponent Governor Rnt.'
hV ~ lq7 votes
Tho Commercial ppoa ahHlnnon
did no' uclude Marion M h'"tspc ~nnn
ftea. both ID tie eastern parf II fte -'e'"
P,,th ~ three cuun'fcs arc rnra.'rv
aafclp Ferubbcan
Tine arulrrcial appeal total rr-c
Harding 10 7fq OK 10 7-2
Tavlar l4s ia Roberts lG0 0al1
Returns FROM ~ counties conWl.1 r-
tho Knoxville journaI and Tribune gsT"
Harding Il lrad q 10 @ll ard iavInr E
plurality II - az
The rcqllt If thp nhgTe9-inlpd raro- .
tWo Tauneseer districts he thu ,rd
f3KfELH y - MfHt A8t ft'f't" t.'f te .'t.tt
piete returns FROM elghf onlnfes fne
lhird distric' gave Brown Republican
175 MAJORITY over iohn II Moon
Democratic incumbent RcpubllcaH- r-'i-
mated that falssIng counties Hoi.ld -
rrea-e Browns lead bv at least 800 vntfs
In the eighth district Ion ! Scott t"-
publican and Gordon Browning, lhrn-
crat were running neck and neck and I
was believed that the result might Eot ~
known until the official count IS completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
KOVNO EVACUATION
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
Lithuanians Check Operat ons by
Irregular Polish Troops
on Front.
ny Associated Pres. to Ever, rveniue

ny Associated Press - Every rgeniuR
Riga. Nov 2 Offensive operations by
irfrpiiiar Polish troops commanded by
Ger oral Zcllgouski have heen checked
along IN, rutir trout by tho Ithlaniana
during the past few days, and ~ result
the evncuaiinn Of kovno has he"n post
poned The only point wh"'t th' Poles
hive not hcen defeated - on - northern
sector Of he lnn where they have oecnpIe'i
the railroad station ~ Dushti
Reports from Kovno attribute the
Iitmupian stccessrs to tho aszieiauee slveit
~ prussiaus who arr anid t. have l'een
Joining the llthunian army Whole tnts.
!, il Il rlared have crorsed the frontier
with iheit arrns and ammunition. lsrge
quantities of which are said latoly - havr
iirapp@arsd from German govorurnent
arvcnalz II Il asserted the lnhuanlau
povernmrrt tcprs ihpao Pr'issinrs mnv
later return 10 narauding
Scl,aatopol. Nov g. Russian Bolahevik
sroopH arr unruccepsfully attacking tn
Inc held hy General Baron Ntnrgal :
army nth of ptrkop Tie sovipt army
Is hat erng At the seven-rnlle trench
vsiam which extends cast and west
n, ross thu narrow ncck If land leading
TO the Crmean peninsula, but Guheral
wrangels posiIlon Is quite strong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
CHAMP CLARK DEFEATED
Veteran Representative First to ConeedG
Opponents Election.

ST Louis. Nov 1. Champ Clark Of
Bowling Green, Missouri. veteran and
former Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sertatives, to which he has been elected
more times than the average voter can
remember. last night surrendered his post
of honor to I " llukreide OF Warrenton
Missouri young Republican candidate IN
the Ninth Missouri district
Eacing handicap Of 5000 votes with
fivc-sixths Of the precincts IN his district
IN including Democratic strongholds
MIR Clark sent telegram t. Hukreide,
congratulating the Republican on his
victory Two hundred and twenty Of
the 26s precincts had gwen Hukreide a
vote Of 50 .42l to Mr. Clark's 1869
HIS home district, Pike county. gave Mr.
Clark one of his best votes IN history
) l65 To , SSl for Hukreide
MIR Clark was first elected h >95
Ii 1895 he was not chosen but II 1897
he again Was the choice Of hie district
and has represented it ever succ
In 1912 he WAS considered favorlte Tor
the Democratic nomination for Presi-
dent but lost to Woodrow Wilson after
long fight. primarily through break
with " ] Bryan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
SERVICE MEN PATROL
STREETS OF ORLANDO
Race Clash in Florida Resulted
in Death of Eight or More
Persons.
Associated Press 20 Every Evening

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Orlando, Fla, Nov T. Former Her-
vice men patroled the streets OF Orlando,
Ocoee and nearby towns throughout the
night to prevent renewal OF tho race clash
which ia known 10 have resulted in the
death Of Ococc Tuesday night OF two white
men and six Negroes. To-day the authori-
ties said they did not expect any further
outbreak
Deputy Shcriffs who we're called to
Ocoee hy the riot, which was the out
growth of the election, said they believed
the death toll would exceed eight They
enid thev were convinced the bodies of
several Negroes would be found m the
ruins of 25 houses destroyed hy fire.
The battle between white citizens and
Negroes followed AN attempt IN the part
of Negro to vote He was denied the
privilege bv election officials on the ground
that he had not paid his poll tax.
Later Il is reported white citizens be
heved crowd of Netroes intended to
attack them and the shooting resulted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
CLEAN SWEEP IN MISSOURI.
Republicans Gain Eight Congress Mem
bers III Landslide.

Ry Assoclared Press te Every :. uing
81 Louis. Noy. { \ sweeping Sicfors
for NflsSours $ Republican Congressional
candidates, with a gam of eight nernl,er-
was indicated today bv unofficial returns
from the IL districts -eme at which are
virtually complete.
If the present apparent leads are man
tanned the State will send l3 Republican,.
TO the House return two Democratic IN
cumbents and elect Democrat in the
eleventh st Louis 10 succeed W l.
Igoe Democrat who did not seek re-
election
Among the Democrats who have ap-
parcntlv been defeated is Champ Clark
for Is terms. member OF the House from
the Ninth district With nlv 30 preciucts
missing aid late returns indicating he
was steadily losing ground the former
speaker conceded his defeat by L. Hulk
ricde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
REPUBLICANS WON
IN DEL AWARE BY
10,362 PLURALITY
Total Vote for Col. du Pont. High
est Harding Elector. Was
81 ,7SS.
A. !. LYNCH CARRIED
KENT AND SUSSEX

Cou,plcie figures from every distr'ct
m tho State show that the Republicans
CARRIED Delaware. at Tuesdays election.
hv = plurality ot 10, 3n2 lhs apphes 7"
Presidential electors the vote Tor 'oi'
IA \ du pput. who had the largest vote IN
that behalf. belug cited His total was
4 -. while that FOR Judge George Gray,
who had the highest electoral total on inc
Dcrnocratic SIDE. WAS 81 .426 On tho
Electoral ticket the Republicans carried
.ach ~ the four political divisions ot the
state except Kent county, where the
Democrats had majority Of .Jl5.
col Mllham ~ Denncy ot Dover, the
Republcau candidate for governor. was
I...tr.l hv n plurality of 9,233 He re
etyrd - I'll votes. while T. ,OSS went to
talrcw I lynch. the Democratic nom-
- who ran ahead nf the electoral vote
h,s party Tins. and the fact that he
rr,el both Kent and SUSSEX countries,
l, torn,er hy O65 and the latter by "lN.
,,Ns that Republicans split thcir tickets
hla h.halt in The lower part OF the
-tnte Cal huncy. vote shows that be
sa. honnred IA the snme manner. Nhlie
Kent rolled up q plurality of SOB Tor the
nefuocratic electors, Col pcnncv cut
t.Vu the INuoh plurality there 'o 1905
wHAr rur FI"tR - snow
1,c following EgucS based on the
complete returns. show the vote Tor these
Hfe,- 10 Wilmington. rural New astlc
kcif and Sussex. also the plurality IN
,-b d these political divisions and for
t,baie State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
E. D. P. LURhrITIES
CONTINUE TO GROW
Harding Majority p Pennsy
vania VIII Probably
Reach 100000
rs Associated Press p Every Even.as

By Associated Press p Everr Evenins
philati. lnhia, Nov he 1arr-rr-
tented Repnhl.can piural'i-- II fcnr
taula continued III grow trtia addi-
rl0nsl returns fro.a TIe-.la -'or'lD
we're ~eccived
WIN bi7 tof1. g7.. already Wei. over
he milh1n mark ard 2tayallt. i 80 ~
III 6 2~9 IL tie + 2I9 aIS1gc .s -n"
state. President, lecr Narrsri 81 H=ri.t
received II, gre esr vote ever gwen
candidate r fcersylva.la b. a-ar'st
.Dproe.h b sH il .ea- bet ret isir5a ~
kauSev L Is l9f4 So, ,t' received f.. r,
taau ~f0.,tt vote. ISL. plIralG. -ll
go. SHOULD the -sn.. tlo = ,.lll.i..t 90
Ii, he q3O ur-ep psrte, districts HAra,r
plurality 0vu.a exce-el 100000. HISS
however. Is rot believed l.ats, 1.c, ula~
u The missing districts are q fhe aterinr
counties where b" v9ur preclr'.t- 1r.
rot 50 pupul3us as nos ttrfaat is--,.
from
Re.u5rs from a.2~9 u-tr.t-
Hardin Z a total u 079 $50 ~. =.
Cox Al go Tn. vote =. 'ar' >>.s.. ~
eluIes Phila4eiphIa Vh.r. r
Republican caudicat more .a-.a -i>..ru
plurality ard Alegheut which --. =.
= plurality for MN oi l0J -
Senator Boies PeUroee p.lra-lt. -,
continues - mount as belst,d fElrts t-,
received Returns from o,21t DISTRICTS.
Including Philadelphia ard tlleshcnt
counties. gave The Senator / plur"ats
SIS. .2SS over john f. Farrell. 1-s Den.
cratic opponent. ne total vote II hes.
districts was pearose. OF, ,f-,} Farrell
405, -S5
The Rcpubhcaas also wen 4 >Ussp..I
victory in the congressional distric--
latest returns indicating thar there VII
be only one Democrat in tae next de.eZ
ton Of So from yho State lie : Guy E.
Campbell d Allegheny Who bad heta
the Republican and Democratic uomsna
tIons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
! OWNSEND NOT TO
MAKE CHANGE NOW
Attorney -Genersl-Elect Has Not
Decided When He Will Leave
Accident Board.

Sylvester u Townsend. Jr. who viii
.Ss,line the duties 81 attorney general two
months hence. has not announced when
he will withdraw from the Delaware
Industrial Accident Board, of which he
vss recentiv reappointed a member for 3
,crnn ~ six wears or whom he viii select
for deputlcs Encouragement Because he
. deepiv interested IN pending cases II II
hclcved he will continue on the board
until the last 81 December or the first "t
January Il has not been determined we
whether Governor Townsend or Governor
cleo, Dennev Will appoint the successor
should the appointee be isymsn, the
hoard would b. compelled 10 employ an
ATTORNEY L has not hired lawyer
beretofor, because tho outgoing member
.elones 70 the leEai profession Secretary.
4 Stste Everett {. Johnson and Chlei
Deputy Attorney General = Warren
Green have been proposed ior the vs.
.ancy Republican politicians thlnS
FRANK L speakman viii he appointed
/ ynn depiltyfor NV Castle county James
M Sstisr6eld or William y Hope deputy
for Kent and Chirles : Richards deputy
ior Sussex
Iarnee q shaw. comptroller elect, has
not picked his deputy A Y. L. George
and Harry rushebeck are among those
a,reested forthe psotltlou.
Noi nan , Crouch, re-elccted clerk
n the Orphans Court and Register in
Chcuery. wll reappoint he Office force.
Iohn I. Wright. reelected clerk Of the
n-ace ha, not made any announcement
c,ncerniu his staff
Isase ; Bullock. reelected coroner, will
rcappoin Harvey Nichols deputy
~ announcements. as n appointments
have pen made by Prothonotary-elect
usrye Hofiecker. ~herIff-elect Joseph
Gould or Treasurer-elect Walter ;.
E.rrt Ii IL rumored. however, that
srhoras X. Parker will likely be retained
-t.,d. dars4fN sherYf4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
MEXICAN EXECUTED.
Summary Punishment Reported Of Muir
derer of Americans.
By.Associated Press TO Every Evening

ByeAssociated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Nov. Summary trial
and execution Of a. unnamed Mexican
charged with the murder Of Arthur l..
Moslely and Gustave Salazar, American
citizens, has been reported 10 the Ameri-
CAR embassy at Mexico City by the Mexi-
can foreign Office, the State Department
was advised today.
The foreign Office also reported to the
embassy that Lieutenant Colonel Guade-
ioupe Gonzalez has been arrested by the
Federal Mexican authorities as an ac-
oo1nplice in the killing of the Americans
near Tampico on October.
Under Instructions Of the State Depart
ment the embassy had made urgent
representations 10 the foreign office that
prompt and effective measures De taken
10 arrest and punish the guilty. The de
partment also instructed the American
consul Al Tampico TO make representa-
tious TO the local authorities at Tampieo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
yOISTEAD HAS CLOSE RACE.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
St. Paul, MINI, Nov. with Increas-
ing pluralities coming in for both State
and national tickets, interest in the Mime
sofa election turned early today to the
outcome Of the Congressional races III the
Seventh and Eighth districts In the
Seventh Representative, A. j. Volstead,
Republican, had slight lead over Rev.
o. J. Kvale, Independent, indorsed by the
Non-Partisan League
Larson, Republican. was several hun
dred ahead Of Carss, Democratic incum-
bent in the Eighth The eight other dis
tricts elected Republicans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
SMITH LOSES By IS. 900.
New Iork's Governor Runs Republican
Opponent Cl0se Race.

~ associated Press . EVeTN kvenif-
New Work, Nov ! Revised j., lr s
iram all bot III Of the sos districts j.
he State. tahulated early today gave
Nathan /. Miller, Republican, / plurality
If IS. 20 over Governor Alfred + Smu j
III he guhsrnatorial contest The vote
Vas Miller, 1910 $50; smith, I.256.5tl
Al Of the missing districts are IN up
state counties. If Miller ratio Of gam
Is maintained there he Will have 4 total
plurality Of nearly $4,000
Returns from all but AS districts give
Senator Harding plurality OF 1859. 529
over Governor Cox
The returns give Harding, S42 .215
Cox, 7S2 693.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
WOULD FIGHT RATHER
THAN TAKE THE 742
Pappa Says Officers Wouldn't Let
Him Put Lady Friend on
S.ll.

Because Alfred Pappa wanted 10 put n
lady friend on the Sll train to Philadcl-
phia instead of the 7.42 last evening,
Officer Weldin of the Pennsylvania rail
road arrested him on a charge of trespass-
ing. Weldin claimed that he had ordered
the man To leave several times and that
after he did not take the ZAP train he put
him under arrest He claims that Papa,
who has an artificial eye, resisted him,
taking out his glass eye and offering to
fight
Pappa said that he only stopped To pick
up paper before going when the officer
grabbed him by the neck lie admitted
resisting arrest after Office. Wcldln
handled HIM roughly lie was Gned s. and
costs by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
WOMAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS-
Miss Alice Robertson, Republican, Choice
of Voters in Second District.
tied Press % Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 4 Miss
Alice Robertson (R) who came TO she old
Indian territory behind an OK cart more
than sixty years ago with her missionary
father to teach the Indians is the choice
OF voters of the second Oklahoma district
for representative in congress on the face
of returns received today She defeated
w. w Hastings, one Of Oklahoma 8 oldest
Democratic congressman.