mamas. to, '
”-“Iat'tve and on ‘ ‘ ‘ L -
4. Wm
, : 9' . ,
.-
. P0-
hlaet night and Patrolman John
,tberta attended'tto 9.9 complaint.
_. mm Sale- Conpany in
firth m for a few weeks. has
’- rlligned hia position with that com-
mad had retnmedmhi‘home
Samuel Ferris, of New York city,
,3 visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Rule of Rowan street. Mr. Ferris
me here last evening and will re-
tvn tomorrow. his rialt here being
_ , for the purpose of casting his vote
*9. the ,‘I’hird district.
l
... . A special election wire, from which
0h m_ will be given as last as
M are mired will be installed.
M/la Community hall {or service to-
dght. hr fie East I: Ronhli.
or» club will hold “open house." The
_ Hlea as well as the men are invited
to ' attend. Refreshments will he
served. !
tr“
The Mayflower Hook 3. Ladder
may and part of the equipment
fun the Central Fire station were
fliedetmlsthislnomingto the
corner of Cave avenue and Fifth
street where a pile of rubbish had
started to burn. The tire was ex-
thgutshed hy the time that the ap-
. potato. arrived. i
Two divers are engaged in plugging
Marion, and attract much attention
. it is expected that the Marion wi‘a.
he raised before the end of the week.‘
"a: all that will be necessary after
the holes ode plugged. will he to l
pntnp the vessel out at low tide.
The pulp schooner Wawenoch went '
up the harbor yesterday to the St
George Paper country’s dock. but on
“'9 way we became stuck on the?
mudnats in the upper harbor.
Shell point yesterday but went all at
high tide. She was towed up hair.-
booby the Lester A-
The member-II of the Wa‘
Stitch ciub and their fr‘
most enjoyable Hallow I'OCVZI’ ‘ .
evening in tho Ale p yak-Tour-
wlcw avenue. thf,’ 3120‘! held a
utendanoe ' (e'eli social loot
' .
. ,,. vl‘he barn was handsome-
mm to the coca»
goal} was inflicted by a W-
”in attendance were Mn. Herbert
-Mr. ad aha. Ralph Have-no Mr.
'Mrs. .Elmer Hendricks. Mr. and
_ Chane-R. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
lam L1 Young'lnd guest. Mr. and
Chat” W tin and
Johnvfle‘lr’y. Mr. and lilra. Mun-l
on. Mon; mflfim Mrs. Au:
'natue an; m M Lemar“
lion Hm“ mics-nee Hansen.
r. “nu! rein. ”fatten-inn. and
; per cent American. although horn in
Alenee—Lomihe.’ aye did wonderful
f‘ .work during the v.
—_._...
'W
M '
Aharve-tmvm 1‘ Soon
h thewm country Club. annular
‘ f. evening. andwae well auended.
: amour-mom" ".
81m mos.
": foreman. Nov. a—oohn Sex-on.
’ «.mfounddeadhfiemrroom_
. aims-eater”. and Medical
‘moeorgemhubegon
if
their
.‘lask.
. presidential campaigns
the holes in the hull of the sunken "Elma
nor Democrats ehowin
when they emerge from the water. (“nary "mm"
Eciala predictor! that at the close of i
.bailot hon-e at C o'clock toni"“
' .
qualifiud men and “errata“
. Prom-areal ltwir choi - ht 3‘
State and local .‘ted"+§-
320.00“ an“, 03:81]?
5 hr . ' , '. _
schooner aim became stock of! 073th :gtgfitiudltlonw Hugo has amt
Pm, Wh
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U as, somgf German} Hawaii. the Phi p
meaty rum: “1°" mi
,electoral vote. but renewed his ex-
greae by his party.
The campaign itself. waged princi-
pfliy around the League or Nations’
gimme. did not come to an end until an'
honr
or
big meeting in Toledo. in.“ night. but
State and local candidates throughout
the country kept up their queat for
irotca'into the dark hour- of the night-
, Unaettled weather with the possibil—
-ity of rain laced the early voters of
the Eastern States. while those at the
l'ppcr Mississippi Valley and North—
ern New England and Xew York prev
pared for the weather man's predic-
tion of snow The rest of the coon-l
try generally is expected to vote un-
der clear skies.
; Senator Harding will await the ver-
‘dict of the. electorate at his home in
Marion. where he will receive news
bulletins compiled from figure- ool-'
let-ted by The Amt-lulu! Prom Gov-
ernor Cox plans to rtccive the: returns
in the lattice of his newspaper. the
Dayton Daily News. which in a mem—
ber of The Assochted Press. and will
obtain its full ekcflorn night service.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.——Ovcr-
,caat skit-e. threatening rain. was the
forecast for election day in Pennsyl-
vania and the indications early in the-
day pointed to anything but favorable
weather. At sunrise in this city. it
was cloudy and unreasonably warm.
l'mnte points reported similar con-
ditions. .
Party leaders and workers wcre'
early aatir and exerted cv
get out the roll voting
orgrnizationa. Ah
lack of inter-at made this
This was one of the quietest
_ , in l‘rnnryl-,
in 51-4”. neither Republicans
The polls opened at
arse numbers our]? today and offl-
i-zust thru- million of
"It
50..“0"
men will Piano
for National. -
oak-04
Secretary of
I'm soldiers. aallore and
overseas sen-ice. princi-
and the Canal Zone These
do: win be counted in December.
In addition to eaves-in: choice for
Lager?
-~ National and Rule officers and a pen"
Legislature; mayor: will be elected in g
eleven cities. i
There alsoare hetero the votm :13
proposition to iaeue “5.000.090 for!
soldie rs' _ bot) uses. 3
Early indications were that a heavy l
vote would be, cast in the live bor-
ough. of Greater New York. \thn
the polls were opened un- morning.
about lines of voters. including many;
women. were seen outside polling »
booths in all part: of the city.
indications that interest in the clcc-
tion was more than usually acute was
nh n in the. bean ' hello: in the duh
Election district .a sector favored by
nature and theatrical workers. who
are ordinarily late sleeper-a.
BOSTON. Nov. 2.——-An overcast alt)-
that carried a threat of rain to follow
greeted the Stomachtieetu voters who
my) elect. Hr. White gore
out no last minute prediction on the
Cox wound up his campaign at a‘
had voted. by Mayor H_ mot
Weird-rm- n-fiaev.” '"uu
er,» em,” t voting ptecincts (or the Int time at‘
.strengtn 0? this election. Hitherto the voting: WW F“
arr-Jen! has hem done by wards with he
3 4M" voting place for each of
wards
MHIWAVKEE: Wis. Nov. 2.—fI‘*-~ “2‘ m “mu-n: and Weapon—
; any "‘"“°r’ rice {or senator '“h an [Pd‘v' day; warmer tonight: colder “ed-l
and a Democrat oppor'
7 3. ill. and R. Lenroot. mic-unto
3..
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Sthe u‘ l them wave-Meets!“ W.&;.H ___,___________,
some or run M‘mm e other. W
state an gamma. ' ‘3»: nae: ticket for VOTER! "AV! all?
'6 o'eloci this morning. While tu-‘
tereat wu {ecu-ed in the prudent».
,al vote. as no note ticket in bring
{Clio-emu. olonteata in the twelve
3 one. districts almost rival m m
.main question. owing to wet and dry in” e a the
t . “end. who he- tes-veil two
dunes involved in several cane. Wo—i
v _ ~Jenna as mam. The Democrat- alao
finer! are \oting for the first time and 1.1.511,“ ‘ unlock" on the "can! of
Selection facilities in many dislrictalAWmm .
1'3." 'O‘Fd '0 {’19 ulmo‘. The Wk; mm- m NOV ,___m m
clove at 7 o'clock.
; WATERBC’RY. Nov.
,votera were so anxious to out their
first ballots today that
them were in line when
opened at 5.30 a. m. In such aun-
t»... did they mt, during an. Norwdl. in Ply-oath County, mm?
It?“ by aliens new to elm
8 D.
_ in the hat normal m. the
slate. >Vflh a large Repuhllom rule
(ration. gave
Snail m.
Prezident Wilson
”——
honrs that at 10 o'clock m “- nor'
trials were able to m till. ' Preside. . Cox . Ram:
.pructically half the entire ’09 or J" t‘ ' u’
the city had been cast. The first ' Governor Cox
woman to vote in District So. 8. at Walsh (Den) 5.
the City Hall lohhy,_waa Hrs. William .‘
G. Barnes,
Harding campaign buttons. Hrs.
Barnes was congratulated after the
3, , -
m '"7 me'ine 11123:“
M 95a for Nomlk and vicinity:
tie-day increasing south winds. The
. on!
tha‘. dent diuurbance which waa central vector-
(lost- at 6 p. m. ‘ 1- WW ‘ Mn; Sell")? L Iowa h” moved
.\‘l-2\V YORK. Nov. 2.~New You; 68. In _~ "a . day morning over
State's citizenry went to the polls in "I". .' ’ “ted “it! n“ can“! dam 'th chm twentyJour
l 0min. . Senator Lal-‘olleita
“£1 his support to James 'l‘homlr
The weather
earl wits clear and cold.
slaw HAYES. Nov. 1—1): great-
est votc cvcr polled in Connecticut
will be counted tonight in the .68
towns. marking the end 01’ tire mod
waged political rain-
pmgn that is within the recollectmr
of elector-L Report! from every neck
and corner or the State at noon told
of a heavy vote alt-cadre“. and long»
stream of me and women working
their way into he voting places. We»
hours and new forms a well~deflned
circular nrea of low pretence central
over [aver hikhinn. it in caning
cloudy. milled weather from the
”Intern portion of the Lake region
louthwand to the Gull and from the
W Ward to the coaat.
Rambo-heelverygeleralewolthe
MW river except along the nar- i
rowheltot the Atlantic coast front;
lanachnaetta to Florida. The ten-i
on were on: an Mt and early in
me may morn as the men. and: in
some cltica. they get the m on m.“
the men in being among the. tied to
vote. Women also were taking up
the dutica which heretofore were «x-
3 ‘ ' ad Farah
ciuelvcly loolerd after try the mm. ”W
ndl up the late elector ,
:fiatfh:‘onr:‘whonv€os disinclined to hire 3 w ”wwfldwidow ol
the trouble to vote. The wont-ma Era. w Jane... «duel-1min Went
flying corn: with motor velar-Ia wu 1m Weed. died gt r
in midi-nee. and at many a polling morning. m
place a woman was near the entrance
to speak to the voter ol’ her *2 who
was entrant to join the waiting! line. .
In the “realty-tom-mplael.“R zit-h
using voila mac nee. led»- .
2: were going to and out of m In. I“ audit-her. of Bridgeport.
no. oat. m tome, Rocky
worker! at the roll! add 3
met any for Mt“ m
went to the polls tori" today to cast
their ballot.- for preaidential electors.
report: from communitie- in Greater
Boeton were that hrge neuter-a of
women voter. art availed themselv-
retail anti-Minimum in Mn re-
mained closed until 19 a. UL. to give
t-mplo3er. particularly women. It!-
!icirnt time to were. ,
PORTLAND. lune. Nov. 2.—-——The.
voters of Haine halloted today for
presidential elector: only. Kate on-
core and Cosmo luring been
clocked in September. . .
. OOXCORD. N. 8.. Nov :.—-—The
weather waa threatening today when
New [lamp-hire voter: went to the
polla. Interact centered lat-ply in the
Senator” canted.
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Mr. Hoover.
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