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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
REPUBLICANS HAPPY
OVER THEIR VICTORY
Paraded Around wilmington
Early This Morning Back
of Band.
VOTE OF THE NEGROES
COUNTED HEAVILY HERE
Republicans Had the Support OF
Large Number OF
Women.
DEMOCRATS FOUGHT
AN UPHILL BATTLE
Appear to Have Saved Kent
County by Substantial
Majority.
Republicans Had the Support OF
Large Number OF
Women.
DEMOCRATS FOUGHT
AN UPHILL BATTLE

That the Republicans were happy over
their State and national victory was plainly
apparent early tins morning when they
parsdcd about the city back 81 band
II Vas evident. early IN the evening,
that the election had gone their way,
aud thcN began early 90 make preparation
- celebrate. and as snOn as they were sure
he reports were correct they started out
on their triumphai march.
The Republicans Won q state and
National victory IN Delaware yesterday,
elsrting the following State and national
tickets hy Substantial nalorltlcs
Pre,ldentisl Eicctor Henry \ du
pont ii Wilmington Alden r. Benson, Of
Dover, John q Townsend, IT.. OF Selby-
vile
Representative IA ongress, aleb X.
Layton % Georgetown. reelected.
Governor W ilism D.Denncy Of Dover
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dantorth
Bush of Wilmington.
Acknowledgement Sylvester ID. Town
-nd. Jr, Wilmington.
State Ifens,1rcr--t george VI. FISHER,
wyoming
STATE Auditor OF Accounts DAME
Thompson. Newark
Insurance Commissioner-1or Sud
er. Bndgcvillc.
aI4ao INJECTED NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET
Tbs Republicans also elected the New
Csstle county ticket, as follows;
Clerk II the Peace John l.. Wright. Of
Wilmington.
Comptroller James c. Shaw, Of New
Castls
onotarv-Harvev HOffcckCr. 81
Newark
Receiver II TaXos and County Treas
uref Walter : Burris &c Bear
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
COP WIN BY 777,OOO
MAJ. IN ILLINOIS
Chicago Gives 400, 900 Plurality
for Harding; Republicans Make
Clean Sweep.
BIZ Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Nov. 2.-Setting record that
will be hard 20 overcome without . greater
outrouT,nS e. fen4als yutrfs than nhtainad
Yesterday. the Republicans polled m e.
tinated majority Of TT 900 votes in llh-
nois for Senator Harding and Governor
Coolidge and did not fall far short OF that
figure IN electing Len Small Of kankakce.
governor, and William B. Mckinley,
Senator
Most of the Illinois congressman viii be
Republicans while the entire State ticket,
including the legislature and the Chicago
and Cook county officers viii be Of the
Same party as the incoming national
administration.
-Four wears ago. Illinois with women
then voting for president. ran up AZ esti-
mated plurality Of 202 800 for Hughes over
Wilson in q total vote Of , l92, 734 The
women apparently made no change in the
majority this year, except To increase
It's size, rs they voted for Harding and
Cox N about the same proportion as the
men
Chicago. with some o00,OgO voters
delivered an estimated plurality of about
400 900 for HardlnG 325, 900 for Mckn-
ley, and 200. 900 for SmalI
On policy questions. Chicago defeated
a daylight savings ordinance for next year
Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon. of
DanvilIe, was elected 10 his BIRD term
in congress, and another former leader
of the House. james r. Mann. OF Chicago,
was reelected
Congressman James McAndrews of the
sixth district, was defeated by bis Ropub-
lican opponent John j German, while A.
J. SABBATH and John w Rainey in the
fourth were threatened with defeat by
Republicans on incomplete returns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
NEXT U.s.. SENATE
REPUBLICAN BY
8 OR 10 MAJORITY
Republicans Also Elect 20 More
Members of Lower House in
Seventeen States.
NINE OF 10 DEMOCRATS
ARE REPORTED RE ELECTED
!, associated Press Is Eve-s E,auInz

By associated Press IS Eve-5 k1aninz
New York. Nov 3 Republcau cai
trul of Congress for another two veag-
with al increased House majority and 2
prospective increase in the Senate NaS 4
major part OF the election sweep
4 net gain Of - votes in the House was
shown with complete returns from only l.
states bul with most IT the Democratic
strongholds reporting.
Eight If the - Republican Senatorial
candidates had come IN winners today
the seven Others had substantial leads.
while in ten other States ell of the Re
publican entrants were reported 20 the
yan.
For the 10 Democratic Senate seats.
nine of the minority party had been re-
turned inners from Southern States
while IN the border Western Ststes the
others were fighting an uphill battle
That the general Republican landslide
would seat several more Republican
Senators was predicted confidently by
Republican campaign managers whose
CLAIMS included majority Of eight u ten
in TIE next Senate.
Both the Republican Presidential and
Senatoriai tickets were reported early to-
day as ahead in California, Nevads Mis-
souri, Colorado, South Dakota Idaho.
Ohio and Washington,
In Oh former Governor Frank 3
Willis WHO nominated Senator Harding AZ
the Chicago Convention was reported IN
the lead
OF the Democrats, Senator Underwood
of Alabama, minority leader was reelected
and representative Heflin chosen 70 sue
coed the late Senator Bankhead 4 new
face in the Senate on the Democratic side
will be representative Caraway OF Arkan-
sas, who defeated Senator Kirby in the
primaries and was elected Yesterday
Among the Republican leaders ~
elected were Senators Brsndegee, Wads-
worth, Dillingham;, Watson and Penrose,
In the House. most OF the veterans, both
Republicans aud Democrats were re-
elected, including Speaker Gillett, now
holding the record for continuous service
and elected for his fifteenth term. Former
Speaker Cannon, who has served twenty
two terms, but not continuously. also
was reelected, as were Representative
Mann, of Illinois, former Republican
leader; Chairman Good OF the Appro pria-
tons Committee: and other prominent
committee chalrmen.
Comparatively few changes in com
mittee chairmanships are expected "a
result in either Senator House, but IN
crease Of Republican membership and
decrease of the Democratic usually follows
marked change in political lineup.
Taxation, Tariff and other fiscal meas.
ures viii remain in charge Of Senator Pen
rose. chairman of the Senate finance com
mittee, and Representative Fordney
chairman OF the House, WAYS and Mean,
committee, both Of whom were reelected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
100000, HARDING
NEW YORK PLURALITY
Smith, Democrat, Leading for
Governor: Wadsworth Re
elected TO the Senate
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evonlas

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Nov. Z New York state
went Repnhlican IN tbs presidential cleo
tiuss yesseTta. sbs aAn Unprecedented
plurality OF approximately 900, 900 votes.
With the sngle exception Of the con-
test for governor, which is stll in doubt,
with Governor Smith leading on the face
of actual returns but the potential figures
for the missing districts indicating the
election OF his Republican opponent,
Nathan r. Miller. the landslide was com
plete
United States Senator James w Wads-
worth, Jr., Republican, was elected by a
substantial plurality over his Democratic
opponent, Lieutenant Governor Harry G.
Walker.
The Republicans will control both
branches OF the state legislature, more
than two thirds vote, and elected %
Representatives 10 Congress, net gam of
five seats with two districts missing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Alabama Thomas HefIn
Democrat. short term.O " -ndeI-
wood. Democrat. long term
Arizona Marcus T. Smith,
Democrat
Arkansas -Thaddeus II. Carr
away, Democrat
California Samuel NJ Short
ridge Republican IN doubt
olurado-~amuel D. Nicholson,
Republican.
Connecticutt-F Frank b Brande-
see Republican
Florids-Duncsn [ Fletcher,
Democrat
Gecrrla-Thomas F Watson.
Democrat
ldaho-F r Gooding, Repub-
lican
Illinois William r. Mckinley,
Republican
Indiana james T Watson. Re
publican
Iowa Albert p Cummins, Re
publican
Kansas Charles CurtIs. Repub-
lican'
Kentucky c " Beckhsm.
Democrat
I.ouisisna Edwin : Rroussard,
Democrat
Maryland q ! Miller Repus-
hcAn
Missouri Selden p spencer Re
publican
Nevada Charles Henderson
Democrat
New Hampshire George n
Moses, Republican
New York James " Wads-
worth Republican
North Carolina Lee ; Over
man. Democrat
North Dakota + y Laid, Nom
Partisan League Ind Rep
OHIO Prank y Willis Republl-
can
Oklahoma Scott Ferris. Dem
aefat
Oregon George 4 Chamberlain,
nuupcfnt
pennsylvaula Boies Penrose,
Republican
south Carolina Ellison ID smith
Democrat
south Dakota Peter Norbeck
Republican
Utah Reed ~mooi Republican
Vermont William p Dillingham;
Republican,
Virginia Garter Glass. Dem
ocrat Short term.
Washington Wesley l. Jones,
Republican
Wisconsin j. LenrOOt, Re
publican
Re-elected
The Republicans gain in Cali
fornia, Colorado, Idaho and South
Dakota (which viii give them
majority of nine N the Senate
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
REPUBLICANS SWEEP THE COUNTRY
HARDING CARRIES EAST, NORTH
AND WEST BY HUGE MAJORTTlES

Great Gains in Congress Shown by Early Count Majority
in Senate May Be Increased to Ten, While G. 0 p
Control of the House Is Greatly Strengthened Harding
Has Probably Broken the SOLID South California Goes
Back TO G. 0. P. Column; Massachusetts Gives The Re-
publican Ticket 1864 58 Majority Pennsylvania 100000
Illinois, $4,000; Indiana, 100000; Ohio, $4,000
Smith, Democrat, Leading for Governor in New York
Strength of Socialist Vote Amazes Political Leaders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Republcaus Ge Prime ~
Congress Cam Fou- Mrfrne
n fhe SENATE
SOLID SOUTH BROKEN
THE RETURNS INDICATE
Huge Plursiities Reach 900 ON
in New York and 400 OO0
IN Illinois
HARDING SWEEPS ALL or
NORTH. EAST AND WEST

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
{. 4 O. PRESIDENT DROPS DEAD.


by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Richmond, Va. Nov. 3. George ".
stevens, president OF The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, dropped dead today at the
Greenbricr White Sulphur Springs, ".
Va, said a message received here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN
BY MORE THAN 100000
Weller, Republican, Elected to the
Senate is Indicated by Par
italy Complete Returns.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Baltimore. Nov 3.-Returns from 693
precincts out Of S2l in Maryland give for
president Cox 1877 726; Harding lS1, $50,
Debs 262
For United States Senator: Smith ID
129, 52i; Weller I}) 1898.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
COX GREETS HARDING.
In Congratulatory Telegram Says
He Will Support Him IN Every
Emergency.
4 ssncinted prnss to Exerr Erenine

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 3.-Governor Cox,
the defeated President candidate today
wired his congratulations to Senator
Harding, the presielent-elect, pledging sup
port ''as q citizen to he executive au-
thority III whatever emergency might
arise
His message the frs aet Of the de
featod candidate today. cad
In the spirit OF America, ] accept the
decision Of the majority, tender as the
defeated candidate my congratulations
and pledge IS a citizen my support to
the executive authority in whatever
emergency mWght arise,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
INDIANA GIVES 100000
FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET
Watson Reelected to Senate; Big
Gain Indicated in House
Delegation.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3.-Indiana
will give Senator Warren @. Harding a
plurality Of $50, 900, it is estimated from
returns received from half the state today.
The reelection Of United States Senator
James f. Watson (R.) aud election of
Warren T. McCray, Republican, for
governor, by slightly smaller plurallties
was assured. Nine of the IL Republican
candidates for Congress are also leading
with four still in doubt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Henry r. Isaacs, emocfatlc State
Chairman had no com sent to make on
the results of yesterda, election, other
than to express ais this ks to those who
still renamed faithful to Democratic
policies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
ELECTORAL. VOTE.

The following table shows the electoral
vote as far as il could be complied from
returns up TO time of going to press:
HARDING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Storm Doors, Storm sash, Porch In
closures. Tindall s. s. l., GA Tatnall
Sta eet.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Every druggist knows that Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is successful in cases
Of indigestion, bloating and gas IN the
stomach One dose viii convince or
money refunded. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Arters W. c. T. l. viii meet tomorrow
night Al s o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Spend money wisely. Buy Clover DAIRY
Safe Milk. Phone l5to.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

SIS worth OF records free Alfred Piano
Co, 2lO West Ninth steet.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

Schoo. children need Clover Dairy
SIZE Mix Phone ! $40. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
EI2iu Wrist Watches.

LIRtN fFTIot W tFtFttSs
Collins and Meyer, l0l West Eighth
stIeet.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
L. =. SENATOR'S ELECTED

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03

COX CNMUfAn ~ nErHN
Governor Cox also rcyv.vud he .nira
without urtoward shoN n 'echug 70
withheld any Comment after reumininE
AZ MS newspaper ofhee Dayton, ohia
Continued On oAgr
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
AT THE INCEUN.

"JinX." by Shannon Fife. is Mabel Normand's newest Goldwyn picture, to bc seen at the Lyceum.
 Tho plot concerns an orphaned cir GUS waif known as the Jinx (MIbcl Normand), because she has supposed ly brought hard luck 10 the travelling troopers. When the circus folk strike and desert the almost bankrupt show. the JinN. tries to keep the perform ancc going by taking the place Of the serpentine dance. This is the final calamity. as the Jinx cannot dance She is pursued by an irate manager and finds refuge in an orphans home. where her cup of happiness is filled.
 The supporting cast in "Jinx" in- cludes Cullen Landis, Florence Car penter. Frankie Ice, and other we'll known players.
 On the same program Mack Sennctt will present the famous comedy. Gee whiz"
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
THE CORMICAN PLAYERS

Are you wife who is proud of her husbands fatal attraction for women? Or are you the husband in the case? In either event, you should go to see "Parlor. Bedroom and Bath.' the screamingIy funny farce comedy in which the Cormican Players are appearing at Parsons thcater all this week Under the masterful hand of James w. Ashley. the company's director, all of the hand'caps of an unfortunate first night have been eradicated and let ter perfect performances are being given. "Parlor. Bedroom and Bath Is best described as a fresh. f1ippant, farcical frolic in three acts by C. w. Bell and Mark Swan. Matinees will he played tomorrow and Saturday. Curtain nights at S:30 and matinees at 2:SO New Britain theatergoers will find that there is convenient train and bus service for all perfor- mances.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
WALLACE REID AT PALACE.

Wallace Reid is at the Palace the ater this week Thursday. Friday and Saturday in a breezy comedy picture called Double Speed" The story is light, but brisk in its action and well suited to the comedy talents of Mir. Reid.
 The central figure is Speed Carr. rich and live wire" who is rob- bed of his car and belongings in the Western desert and arrives at his destination looking much like tramp. Elected as an impostor from the bank where he goes to borrow funds. speed" by chance assumes the name of a notorious crook and becomes chauffeur to the bank pres idcnts pretty daughter. How Speed" is mixed up in a financial transaction that obligcs him, still in his char acter of chauffeur, to pose as bis real self and how he wins the girl of his heart is worked out in an entertain ing manner.
 Other films include Jack Dempsey and a roaring Mack Sennett comedy. The vaudeville bill will comprise four excellent Keith acts including Race and Edge, the noted comedians in their comedy skit "On London Bridge"
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
WILLIAM FARNuM AT Fox's.

Tomorrow and for the remainder of the week the attraction will be William Farnum's latest picture The Joyous TroublemakerS" The Joy ous Troublemakers'' is the story of n youth who finds gold where nature has hidden if for ages. Farnum ap- pears first as the care-free youth spending golden hours on a rock in the sunshine. trying to coax fish to swallow a hook. But he finds more than fish in the water and they are golden hours indeed. He acquires secretly. from the government, the acres where the gold lies.
 Later Farnum appears IS the man who comes back after years to claim his own. Again he gets more thna he came for Louise Lovclyc as all tho picturegoers know, is mt her best in love passages.
 In addition to iThe Joyous Trouble makerx. the <photopiay part of the kAspinclude the Fox News,
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

time stated in the schedule for that particular food. and time should be counted from the second the water begins jumping over the entire sur face. The cover should then be kept on tightly until time to remove the jars.
 When the sterilizing is completed the jars should be removed at once. sealed and tested for leaks by invert- ing or lying on their sides while cool ing.
 Experts in this process emphasize in addition to the necessity for ac- curacy the fact that there must be no delay between the five steps,
 From government bulletins and from various books prepared by teachers of the cold-pack method, the housewife can find detailed re- cipes for each food she may wish to prepare in this way.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

A wooden spoon is best for packing the food into jars, since it does not injure the food a sharp spoon might. When the jars are packed full and pressed down, to insure full jars when finished, the jars should be filled with boiling water if the food is a vegetable; and with either boiling water or syrup if it is fruit. The scalded rubbers and covers are then placed on the jars, but not sealed, lest the air expanding when heated should blow the rubber out or break the jar.
 No Delay Between Steps.
 Next comes the sterilizing. The jars filled with food are placed on the false bottom of, the wash boiler in boiling water which should reach at least several inches above the tops of the jars. They must be left in the boiling water the exact period of
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
(Copyright, 1920, N. E. A.)

Many people seem to think they arc saving ice by wrapping it in news paper before putting it into the ice box. As l see it this is a mistaken idea. If any ico is saved it is at the cost of tn
 cost of refrigeration and food runs Ii chance of spoiling.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
DING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of Associations Of q Wife

There Is nothing the matter. mother. thank you" replied as chcerily as 1 could. "I fancy I am a bit nervous. for. of course, there is much to sco to-"
 And if you'd exercise n little moro executive ability. making other people attend to their own things instead of playing the martyr and attempting 10 do everything yourself, you'd get along better" my mother-in- law re- tortcd tartly. Now, when I was running the house"
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
Dicky Is Pcrturbcd.

Even Dicky's impatience was a welcome interruption. for though I knew that my mother-in-law meant to be kind, yet felt that I could not stand one of her long -winded disser- tations upon her own record and abil- ity in the management of a home.
 Have you found 'em yct?' Dicky demanded. coming back from the at- tic. from which he. with Jim's aid. had been getting tho handsome ward robe trunk. which is one of my hus- bands pet possessions.
 Not yet. Dicky," I returned. '1n fact. l cant find them at all. You must have lost them.'
 Lost them!" Hc fairly slowlcd the words at me- "M that wouldn't put frost oi. your whiskcrs! haven't used those new handkerchiefs at all. They're the ones mother gave me last Christmas. haven't seen them since. You said you'd have Katie launder them and then you'd put them away I'll bet Jim
 tibrod over a chair with n loud crash an tugged frantically at Diclsy's sleeve.
 Don't say anything more. ''I whis- percd. Jim is not out Of earshot yet. and you know how sensitive they arc
 "T didn't say anything" Dicky grumbled. but in a low tone. Then he added impatiently: But I can't woit around all day. For the love of Miko try to remember what you've done with them and then get out. I want to get this trunk packed some timo today. Arc you sure you didn't send tnam to the laundry instead of givins them to Katie? That laundry of yours"
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

The most unkindest" sting Of al would be a bee strike. ,-a
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

another of those rollicking comedies. "A Money Mix Up,'' and our old friends Mutt x Jeff in The Paper Hangers, as well as the always beautiful Prizma.
 There will be an entire change of the vaudeville part of what promises to he an exceptionally interesting program.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

knrct Would Ever s,ng Me About
 ngs!r
 which I lay awake c long buried trag- and mother were hat 1 had for many parations necessary and tho closing of tho absence of Jim necessary. left me ss all day, and cd for anything but at night.
 for l had not real ' 1 had taken over household mcnaEe | my teaching po- hero was no mem- who did not come r depend upon mo  mislald. 1 found does every woman hotischold-that no wrong, even if the
 of tho person fault. 1 was given sequence by tho
 near for our de- Inc condition best noth- eaten phrase. mothcr-in-law ob- ly one morning ' in Dicky's room k through piles of ars and under
 is the matter? nv a cnt. Can | r unexpected con-
 been as rostlcss nn agile hornet nd of our project he quick nervous bent over Dlcky's . thcm and walt ndy my voice be-
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

In the kitchen of her own home Sister Mary cooks daily for family ot four adults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her family table.