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CHIROpODTsTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT ] guarantee to
give relief ElsC Bric foot massage treat
ment Mrs Gertrude M $40 Market
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HOTELS

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL Eas {
Fourth street good rooms with not water
beaL Tub and shower Laths. $3.50. - 90
snd $500 weekly single 5eis 35c and
soc 25c and 81 90 Open day and night
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Man and wife. middle -Ased 60
tase carr of sn4aIt arm tor roupie Address
IL svery kseninS nuica
YOU ar wsDteq l. Fuv,wnr1eu fob
= sl4ki~s I-sl ntoDlh HuudrsstR nj ope1iuss
tatt tres W rtss tHsmeotsl lelE franklin 40.
sGAutF. b@nt, ~ tNsscbGs tsT. y
AtNH' hrst year Iaad soYornu1cuf railway
Matt ClefkA names gantE1 81 u1an ~ gsl
-. "iAnln% l-osiaons Aaorcss " 4t, Evcry
3 tentns StlsCR
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HAIRnRFSSING.

KATIE RINE FINAN Hair Dressing Par
lors. Br ownson Elda Fourth and Jack son
Electric shampoo facial massage. waying.
curling a nd dressing Every thing in the line
OF hair go ods. Phone 5l36.
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rRlN1ING .ENCRAylNG. .rMRossnG

am nos -eparod - give good service 10
PRINT mt ButH uuaIity and delivery
4. a tiray gintss II Z Eighto street
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ADDRESS By NEW JUDGE.

Judge Daniel .. Hastings. Hho va
appointed saturday Judge s ne A1-
n.cipal Court by Governor Townsend
viii Re ne speaker 80 the meeting 3
fhc Republican First Voters Ileague IL
the Young Men Republican Club, sic
King street. at 785 ciocG tomorrow
evening. Election 0f permanent othceE
oI the organization VIII iollos lis ae-
dress Refreshments slll o. 5sryoo.
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ELECTRICIANS.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS

Vacuum cleaners, irons, heaters percnla
tors motors aud generators. II. r Cann
Tenth snd Washingto ton sts. Phone I4S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
hr1ToMouII Parts for al -esRvs ~
automobiles nav and sreond- har.i suginge
wheels ffvoS tubs and ai parts. adams
strect Garage. ,i0a Adams street Phone
444e
AITos. oBILE. w. huy so~ond hand
automobiles for par AIRY condition
ADAMS stTe@t Garage. .sfi adams street =
Phone s442 "
CARS WASHED anf polished for 81 Apply
lpbns9as t)aiee service f.srage ~ s'ft
Waiiast"n strcet.
FIEcTKIc REPAIRS.
Motor starters and Generator.
immature y indtns FieIds kewouna
t7onptiy. R9Asan@t~, I, Z :. !, :. s5''sfan .N'-i
Tentl aad y ashins stoa sta
phone -
FoRp touring ar 81 " r~enty efsh
stses I.
FOR SALE
ua4se curing -. ar>. -a- sadiaoa
oAn = sen .
aa-Glay uotor Sa,e, l1
Phone ze>e pennA r. and clayton =.
foE salt flyr-passengs overland. ate
1Ht : III tlflt IN Es.Ffeset CONDITION -ts# -
s..rleet : /: Pancoast ;. = ror F-e.fti
~ fevnc,s tres.
LATt .9ls Ford roads Ter wisa sses 1.Ic
lights. 9eintz-Spr.ng6e starting systen
vita iocalnF aevsCe conses ttDls - 8Ghb
ael4yery tFtssk friFate patt$ Cal Boil t5@6.
INDIAN motor,'scie WIZ -icc ar and )
N4a =fasSeHEsE chalmers. II .VI4 van. Z.
se3 gour gaf azins II = straGe tIt2 lat
oVEELASp. 5-eass.nser touring. exec
lent running orots eits ric UxhsS snd
starter. sod ruba.eT, eAtiA ire cn rear.
Complete SOU. ia bargain Tor quick
SAT-. Wet Ninta street gsease. 9oSt4
&est Ninth streee.
tts BKLANI1 es4r fo- .4Ie Excellent csndl-
ton AL oes tires s.s0 Tor q;'ics ouTer.
Apply dotor ScrSics, me E!oFentb snd
orange streets.
TSLD TGUCks
<tVl4 IaluJyd and r,pAired
taiS MAEts- tive Ton. torhep>.s{l 5nfgF II
arfYs kuda motor closed cab ana stake
Bes8Z.
III. i'm one hs!F-t tou sith express body
IL post tSp AID eertains
lals stulrbaker 81" gon ~i;t. nev open
exprsS. bod
laI7 sta4eh4kel asht delivery
USED & CiRs
1915 Chandler roadster With winter aaq
summer tsp
i9i9 Ford touring car. eomple2elS g4tp-
lgil D.45 Baiek toacill< car
1911 D-t4 Buick roadster.
aiLMINGToN NGToNtoRfI. -
renth street ani Delaware ANcT.uo
USED cars and truck i 10 s. ton. ss.ves. q
sess agent. blu sshIns ton street
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PAPER HANG Nc.

" ALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING
Lowest price and guaranteed work Il
Shamcs. 103 North Jack son street Phone
43ZI j.
ER-Isidore Ftahnnan sis "
second street Lowest prices, glIaran teed
Worb Phouc b4I9 K
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Violin instruction
sHAMPoolNG SCALP TREATMENT
PI.ASTERING
TYPEW RITERS.

]. A. SMITH TYPEW RITTER ExCHANGB
All makes sold rented and repaired
An1Co Adding Machines and Check Writers
2 Seventh street ascond door over bar
her shop Phones S013 or 2755
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Leetnre d High sehool.
Donl You Forget Il

Bear IN mind that Chamberlain a.
lets nos onlv move the bowels but LID
prove the appe tite ne siren Zthen ID,
digestion They con AN 20 DepSLn 'r
other digestive ferucu. bU. -lrtrgtLar
the stomach and enable Is to nsr'orm 2.
functions nsturaly Adv
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Nice Cartnevs s
Tigani Bros.

bcpeada".' Moving aud Trucking
u RIlu5aEt ton 4 PuilsGelp6ia service every
other daY
II5 Fourth et- Phone 29l2
OUR TRICKS maui anything anywhere
~ any time 81 II Thornton 1872 West
Fifth Strrsl Pbaue 1897 ~
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EUGENE DIT PO%I
ROBT II RICHARDS
kATEDULWE, DE POS

state Of DeiavaTF-
County Of New Castle s.
Raymond " hits helnc duls sworn.
deposes and say that h Is TIE sscr,.ta-y
Il ChrstIana Real.y ard Investment
Company IN corporation mentioned ri
ths forrgoine instrument that SO j. the
-ust4disn of he stock hook containing
fhc nanles Of the Stock holders af sad
-arporatlOu that The persons v No nave
.isred tho foregoing Instrument arc al
sht stcckhoiders Of said corpora non and
hat they a-t the holders q The entir,
12pitai stock Of said corpora L5ofl. ISSUED
md outs sabdIB2-
epo-p "a and subscribed before ID" ms
tou-tb da5 of DeccU haT 1919
AAk0& FINGER
notary Puhll
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sTo AGE

STORAGE ROOMS for rent Both phones.
George II Lang Go J Pos Orange street
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MOYiN AND HAULING.

MOVE AND HAL LING.
sTAlhING IOdPAhIeoN Look AZ
SrucA iOhd of luInlturc COVERED With +
tot OF ulo rass. sciotCn4 lus l8p ano last
sea liente 813u phIAnIAs Lhs1 p:ctura
& trucA ,oau oi IuruItuTc Beatty COVERED
Anc thOroushiS prUJeCtOo ~ItL attractive
Furniture psds y hlca Sc the roe; y tich
man vii j Aet 80 move MY .lrnitlirr
tbc Clo rae er TIT nan sho uSas
suruitur pads you mes you N. cai'
MuDdy d FutE ana Madison s.resLs
Prone 80. hons D3or' 5U2H-
CAREFUL MOHINt and bauans Livery
opeu Cay aBc night Horses aud vehicles
tc nlTr- o. business pleasure ~ JACK So n =
iverS .i3 fr-ncn s.ree,
C5R0SE IL q c&refui move lie IL prompt
and hls rates are far ASS any body Phone
h4aT or cal 0e4 +. Xth sfrect>
HAULING Heavy or hight day or night
AfovipE OF hous mold goods . SPECIALITY
= Izttanu1o 6et Orange - Phone 1ts 3
= &. GALLON AY. tl48sscr. piano ana fur-
uIi4rt E3ovtn1 LOLaf and on. distance
iaul n Two ouc hsc-tou Pjcrce-AEro
trucks IL Alrc Extra Ieav3 haul ns aud
FigFiUk contractor Cal 1901
MOVING and nEbt uaulins of ali kinds
y iillaT3 ksZieS ton, 26 Twentieth
stree PbOus 1880
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Pl BLF SAFES.

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my farm I
will sell without r. serve ~ my residence,
on Lauca ater pike. 81 Oak Hill school House,
on Thursday January s.. 1920 81 II o CLOCK
sharp fac head If horses and colts one "a
thorough bred PerChcron mare, with papers
weighing 1900 pounds. SIX years old two
colts coming 5 and years old nine good
H0Isteiu dairy COWS nearly all fresh three
HOlStCin heifers. one bull chickens duck
geese AMI RuIpea> 20 tons " hay 81 bu sheis
gsots. toss farming implements nearly new
iron roller, manure spfcadSr. farm aKon
root cutter. neI hay fat. binder. mower
hay teddeT. plows harrOws. harness one
six ix-horsepOwcr gasoline engine. fodder cut
ter saw dairy fixtures. Lot ~ household
goods. Terms. cash.
Wa VALENTINE
Wm Lank huc.
AGCIIOty Airs o. every DESCRIPTION
anywhere. IL you want 20 seil ses Haml-
ton the square deal AuctfonesF ami Farm
Agent. 7u5 Madison street. pnone 9348 w.
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NOTICE ELECTION
= 4

Wiln.inrton Del DC~ r. 1919
,n. annusl meeting oi the Stockholders
for fh,. tlS-tion a. nine dirtz tors wili To held
a. the bauktas huuSr ! ucsdsy. January IL
Io20 hsfaC..vl the. hours ut l.. ~ AnO Z. IN
J. ChESTLR GIBSON.
Cashier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROOMS and board. also table board Appl,
1910 " ~hngtAu @trocs
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uS.NInoUs CONSENT OF sToCK-
tkPITAL STOCK OF CHRIS
TlANA ne LTY AND

ssockhol5eTs Of the Ch-istiana Realty
And In YES trsent Compsny, q STOCK cor
oorat4ou organized and exlsring under
tst l.us OF Delaware having each waived
raot8-e Of the meeting cafed for the pur-
-cse cf der cressinC the capital stock Of
aid CORPORATION, % hereby consent tlI5t
the present issued and outstanding capital
stock % said corporation 20 Wit, l3Gsp
shares Of no pa value, D. nd uccd 90
i4.6n0 shares Of no par value. and We Do
hereby authorize such duction of capital
stock and empower the officers and
directors Of tho corpora ton 70 do all
s~cts and things necessary To effectaatc
such reduction Of the capital stock
In Witness y hereof We batV signed
Ghis instrument this fourth DAY ~ De
cemher. 4. D. 1919
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v ANIEI

WANTED
@i i%i< * nt3 ltfEI iiISix r. = 9fEtAI5 }fl 4i1
iNnINmJAl tSsTke eT!aNs
sp,t>.ITti fssASt - >tcn rtgsasxr .stle.r
MD WkRAf WORkKo0N APPLY
At aN1E
IOPkIS BROS. Cl1..
az FRENCH STREET
ard nelp Aeop on,cc clean pi,.sss ansue-
IL own haudW riting Addrcts Il !. Every
Evening ofltr
WANTED Reliable n,iddie-as,,. coiors,l
or ~hst<' woman. for kencra hoases ork.
mont. VI /, "t'a Jcrerson street
WANTED Reaned. sctt,.d som4a wanting
i rue@ Il 44c. Two n family. susueaa Of
y liiusNstan tddrrss "a rtcry evening
Dnl,
N.A<TtD t.nosr.pher IN law II
Must ~ high >rnool graduate. Caleb f..
Bur-hcnal htst Fore hldI
WANTED Goot taundr.ss, Thur-iays n
rs >ayarra Apt fppne Sio4
NAN7F3 seaustree>. Apply 1t once.
>uev yaltc Laundry ,}t-ti Sandeyer .ive.
WANTED fetis.hlo woman fer eh;ld' 5
rur>e al .flst "
WANTED Maid for cooklus an down.
stairs vart - Fashsne or ironing "
Cor =, a9arr AM TiV.rsicV Aycs.
y AMID NounA Wu4n.'n - study tlte
,s.t,It>slut ~ f5sI-sine Res1utrv t?lcnt~ .tttt#
srac ot E:sH a1.t. or is eqhiyaf. Mt For
ipforsuatt0a address dlre,tP - of nurses
nest fnl.adeiphi4 Hospital for Women
t0@o Parrish street Philadelphia. %
NA&TEIl -Dr4rntors Al ouc,1 Tor nj etr.
-. eaGars also armhoso and hack TEN
oe- aobn Fucker Co. t03 = GaUrth
street
WANTED White woman = co,ok hefsr
e9ce= required Two IA Family tinOd agt.s
Miss sTayta. I2i4 Giipin avenue. Phone 20
WANTED.
tAPkhTENCEp OPERATOR. oN
rkml>G MACHINES To WORN
Or. o. AfhhEIic uHioT j, :. stips :, a,ps
BhSIS NtfII boSi-. 6UAKtS
TEED C0NTIN JOGa WORK o.
Y6l Yii Ahf r. f'isA EAifR:ESC1p " II wv y
MACH! = -. lIEAs UT 5tE
kos. 5,,,i,>, .ihtI@f 3S.f, y H7ksl nSHt "ohk
IOPkIS BROS. CO.
IL FRE&CE STREET
YoUN, LADIES FOR cou.x1a d.striput-
ors 81 for seven hUuT1 Address II.
Every EVeulng Once
NOT how cheap. bat how good sfescri,.es
Double tar Ghe price IS 64c but tt et.tks :
so butter II you cat quality insteau II
price try Doubic star Rucseya 42c tiuar-
anteed Eggs 65c. herpcr, Smallest Store in
Town an hing street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

WANTED
At 0EEE
a LADY CLHEk
TYpIsT
uITu EAPERIFselr
IN CFFICF woEK
coon aAT.AR1
spNtsE. MAI. p,i~IIttp
STATE
tCsT AND ryrFRIpNt1F
APpI \
u. q. pox qG3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MALE HELP WANTED.

A UTOMOBII.E MECHANICS on White
trucks. Apply the White Co, 21i French
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

" = n IT
,,lftlsv T0 LEARN To OPERATE
fatN@ NAIHiSrS IT M stV
tNti ~ ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
iNhINIDI tSSThI 1TF9Ns
81 NkNNTEin PAY NHTt4E
iFsSSF%ti NICE. rtEtsAST
AND WARM WORN ROOM APPLY
At ONCE
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OUR PHONE NUMBER
HAS BkLN CHANGED TO
SOl9 "
CALL US FOR S!GkS or LETTER
ING OF ALL KINDS
pARTISCs SIGN Co.
Az SNIriEN STRE r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

Lover Del. puc. Ito 1919
lars annua ule-tIng q! tbt stoCk holders OF
chg Delewart haIirlsd 90 vili be held 81
tlse ofhcc OF the company III Dover, on
thursday Sth Gay OF January. 1870. at
III o'cLccs g. IN. tor the cIcC tion oi dirpr-
tors 20 servt the ensutnE ycsr aud for the
.xonsscuon Of other business
ID NJ WILSON Secretary.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05
ENTIRE STATE c. 0. p. TICKET
APPARENTLY ELECTED
IN WISCONSIN.
LENR00T LEADS THOMPSON
Victor l.. Berger, Socialist, and w. n.
Stafford, Republican, in Close Race
for Congress - Other Republican
congressional Candidates Seem to
Be Winners.

Scattering returns from
the election in Wisconsin assured the
election of John j. Blaine as governor
over Robert B. Mccoy, the democratic
candidate, and also indicated that
United States Senator Lenroot, repub-
hcan, had been reelected The entire
republican state ticket appears to have
been swept into power by heavy
vote
Col. Mccoy showed real speed in the
race for governor early Tuesday eve
ming, but before midnight Blaine was
out in front and his election seemed
certain. Early Wednesday morning
Blaine was leading Mccoy by 1850
on the returns from 814 cut of 2,425
precincts in the state The totals were:
Blaine, 94,77O; Mccoy, 57,218; Cole.
man, socialist, 6,843
Senator Lenroot had lead of 1905
votes over James. Thompson, indie
pendent LaFollette candidate early
Wednesday on the basis of returns. re-
ceived from 789 precincts. The vote
stood: Lenroot. 67,797; Thompson,
1921; Reinsch, democrat, 14,358;
Weber, socialist, 1902. Lenroot and
Thompson ran meek and neck in the
early returns, but after rhompson's
big majority in Dane county had been
overcome the gain of Lenroot was
steady.
Alvin B. Peterson, chairman of the
republican state central committee, in
a statement Tuesday night, predicted
Lenroot's reelection by $4,000.
Great Majority for Harding.
Wisconsin gave Warren G. Harding
the greatest majority it ever rolled up
for a presidential candidate.
Indications from incomplete returns
representing every section of the state
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05
WON'T AID BLACK
SEA BLOCKADE
invitation of England and France
Rejected by U. S.
BEATING COMING TO WRANGEL
State Department Issues Statement
Saying u. S. Has Never Taken
Part in Any Movement
Against the Soviets.

Washington, Nov. 2.-An invitation
from England and France to partici-
pate in the blockade of the Black sea
ports in the interests of General Wran-
gel. the anti-Bolshevist leader has
been rejected by the United States,
it was announced by the State depart
ment. ~
Not only has the Up1tsdssStates de-
clined to permit its ships new at Con-
,stantinople to assist, but j, has cabled
TO Admiral Bristol, the American COM
missioner at Consthntinople, desiring
Ito know at whose instance the block
nde was ordered. against whom il rs
directed and forswhat purpose It Was
begun Belief sedNpressed here thar
the blockade is TO help General Wran-
gel, who is reported 10 be IN severe
straits as a result of huge offensive
now being directed against him by the
Soviet armies The State department
however is without information on
that point.
One Ship Held Up.
At least one Italian merchant snip
has already been held up by Brit
jsh cruiser. A representative from the
italian embassy called at the State de-
partment and gave formal notice that
Italy is opposed TO the blockade on the
ground that it is Illegal and contrary
to the demands of humanity, and that
~ Of
agreement with regard to trade with.
Russia.
This position, it is understood, is
practically shared by the United
States. The State department point
ed out that all restrictions between
the United States and soviet Russia
have been removed and that any Amer
lean is privileged to conduct trade who
cares to do SO.
May Enter Vigorous Protest.
Hence if it should develop that the
blockade was instituted for the pur-
pose of shutting off trade between So
Wet Russia and other countries such
as Italy and the United States, It is
likely that this country viii enter yig-
orous protest on the side OF the ltal-
ian government. Al official OF the
State department said:
1.-THE United States has never taken
part in a<novement against the soviet
government; on the contrary, we nave
opened up trade and any one VINO
wants to trade With them has the PRIV
ilege of doing so.P
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05

sition were: Underwood in Alabama,
Fletcher in Florida, Broussard in Lou
isiana, Overman in North Carolina,
Smith in South Carolina, and Glass in
Virginia.
In Oklahoma, Senator Gore has ap-
parently been succeeded by Congress
man Scott Ferris, a democrat.
Senators Penrose of Pennsylvania
and Dillingham; of Vermont, both re-
publicans, were returned to their seats
by heavy majorities.
J. Thomas Hef1in of Alabama, Thad-
deus H. Caraway of Arkansas, and
Thomas Watson of Georgia, all demo
Gratis, were chosen to seats vacated by
other democrats.
Two republican candidates, Endorsed
by the nonpartisan league, have been
elected to the senate; E. F. Ladd in
North Dakota and Peter Norbeck in
South Dakota.
In Michigan the election of Groes-
beck, republican, is claimed by $4,000
majority Former Gov. Ferris, demo
crat, is running far ahead of his ticket,
however The election of at least eight
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05
100000 SUIT BY CHANCELLOR
HARDING Accuser Denies Retraction
Attributed to Him by the Day
ton Journal.

Dayton, o., Nov. "a suit against
the Burkham- Herrick company OF this
civ Publisher of the Dayton Journal,
asking 100000 as damages for alleged
libel was fled in court here with Prof.
William Estabrook Chancellor OF
Wooster, O., named as plaintiff.
The suit is based on statement
unfinished in the Dayton Journal De
claring that Professor Chancellor hau
denied responsibility, authorship ana
circulation OF printed matter relating
to Senator Harding.
Tn the complaint it was alleged lhat
Professor Chancellor had not made the
denial attributed to him by the Dayton
Journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05

Compound and found it a wonderful
remedy. / commenced to pick UP at
once and my suffering was relieved. /
have told others about your medicine
and know of some who have taken it.
] am glad to help others all ! car. ~
Mrs. r. E. DEMING, 437 w. Lafayette
Ave-, Syracuse, N. Y.
While Change of Life is most crit
zeal period of woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy con-.
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and
owes its efficiency to the medicinal ex-
tractives of the native roots and herbs
which it contains
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05

are that Harding has plurality of
more than 100000 votes over James M.
Cox, the democratic nominee.
Returns from 876 precincts in the
state: Harding, 164,147; Cox, 32,66S;
and Debs, 14,700.
Harding's large majority is being
piled up both in the city and in the
rural districts. In Milwaukee county,
on the face of incomplete returns,
Harding is carrying the county to 1.
In Dane county, four precincts gave
Harding $50 and Cox So; Fond du Lac,
seven precincts, Harding 2,264 and Cox
AZ; Sheboygan, five precincts, Hard
ing 1917, Cox 161; La Crosse, six pre-
.cincts. Harding 2,525, Cox III.
Congressman Kleczka Wins.
Robert Buech, socialist candidate
for congress in the Fourth district,
comedies the election OF his repup-
1ican opponent. John C. Kleczka.
The contest IN the Fifth district be-
tween w. H. Stafford, republican, and
Victor L. Berger, socialist, is very
close. Fifty-three precincts gave stat
ford 1920, Berger 14,548.
Scattered returns indicated that II.
A. Cooper in the First, E. E. Browne
in the Eighth, and ]. d. Beck IN the
Seventh to have been elected.
Reports from various parts OF the
Eleventh congressional district lndl-
cate that A. J. Nelson, republican can
didate will be elected to the house of
representatives by a comfortable
margin.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05
PRISON FOR BOOZE SELLERS
One Chicago Hotel Man Gets nirts
Months in Leavenwo-th and
$4,000 Fine.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Charles NJ. Som
mers. owner of the Birchmont hotel
and of the ST. James Grill in the Ho-
tel Majestic. was sentenced to 30
,,,or+hs in the federal penitentiary at
Teovenvorth and was fined $4,000.
and his cousin, William Sommers,
manager of the Birchmont hotel was
sentenced to 90 days in the county
iou in Wheaton, ILL.,, and fined &c.
600 by Federal Judge Lands for con-
snirocy to violate the prohibition
laws and for selling liquor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-05

born on his grandfather's farm IT,
outside Of the village of Blooming
Grove in Morrow county, Ohio, on
Nov. 2. 1865. His father, Or, George
T. Harding, still practiclng physician
in Marion, O., despite his advanced
age-T6 years-was then struggling
country doctor.
Young Harding attended the village
schooI until ne was H. when he en-
tered the Ohio Central college at Ibe-
ria. Upon his graduation from college
he went to work in the village print
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Warren Gamaliel Harding, the ma
tion's choice for president, was IN
turn a farmer boy, member of rail-
road construction gang. country school
teacher, printers devil. linotype oper-
ator, publisher, business man and
banker before he became a command
ing figure in the political life OF the
nation.
He is descended from two pioneer
American families, hardy Holland
Dutch on the enc side and liberty
lowing Scotch on the other. He was
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presdenEect Harding Was Farmer Boy Printers Devil
CALVIN COOLIDGE.

-1g Office When he was 10 his father
moved TO Marion and aided him in
acquiring control of the Marion Star,
of which he is still publisher. The
senator frequently set type by hand
and made up" the paper. and when
the linotype machine was introduced
learned 10 operate that.
Mr. Harding was elected TO the
United States senate in 1914 He was
a member of the Ohio general assem-.
bly, from 1893 to 1903 and lieutenant
governor of Ohio in 1904 and 1905.
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HARDING is PLEASED;
BUT NOT EkULTANT

Marion, Ohio. = Upon being
convinced of his election to the
presidency, Warren G. Harding
issued a statement in which he
said: Il do not hesitate to say
that | am pleased, of course; /
( am happy to utter my gratitude.
But l am not eXultant. 1t is not.
a personal victory. 1t is a re-
\ newed expression of confident
( Americanism and a national call
to the republican party. 1t is all
so serious, the obligations are SO
) solemn that instead of exulting,
( ! am more given to prayer to God
Z to make me capable of playing
, my part and that all these calls
of responsibility may meet the
aspirations and expectations of
: America and the world"
The senator and Mrs. Harding
5 will leave Marion this week on a
vacation trip, taking them for a
rest of a fortnight in Texas, and
after that for an ocean voyage to
) the Panama canal zone. They
! will return to Marion during
( early December.