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XerKuvxxJ, Urc J Ce , Architects
"Turner for Concrete"
This handsome new home
of "Life Savers" is one of 10
Turner-built factories for the
candy trade, including:
American Chicle Ce.
Penn. Chocelato Ce.
Rockweed & Ce.
Wallace & Ce.
Pirika Chocelato Ce.
E. Greenfield's Sens
Hills Bres. Ce.
TURNER
Construction Ce.
1713 Siinnem St
DEFEAT OF WILSON
IS SEEN BY BRITISH
"Story Is One of Most Pitiful of
All Failures," Comments
Manchester Guardian
FRENCH PRESS FAVORABLE
WOMEN VOTE CAREFULLY
Mrs. M. W. Park Pleased at Splen
did Showing They Made
New Yerk, Nev. 4. Mrs. Mauri
Weed Park, chairman of the National
league of Women Voters, In a state
ment Issued litre jesterdny, said :
"Women were a vital factor In the
election returns which inmle pellticul
history for the I'lilteil States.
"Without clogging the election ma
chinery they added the largest intelli
gent electorate this nation has cer as as
imileted at one time.
"The women of America voted early,
quickly, thoughtfully and with definite
tense of responsibility.
"The casting of their balletB en Tues
day was net an end in itself. It was
just the beginning of their Usefulness
as citizens."
TEN SCOTCH TOWNS DRY
Thirty-six Ballet Against Change In
Licenses
Glasgow, Nev. 4. Incomplete re
turns of the voting en the liquor (jiK's (jiK's
tlen in Scotland Tuesday show that
thirty-six towns desire no change in the
fircscnt law which' permits the sale of
lquer. One town voted in favor of a
reduction in licenses, while ten towns
Toted dry.
"Dry" in the Scotch election
means no Heent-e') except in the rises
of restaurants and hotels.
Official lesults in Olnsgew of the
liquor option poll show a victor)
for the "wets." Tour words voted
"dry," nine for limited licenses and
twenty-four for no change, which means
that ninety-four 'irenscs will be can
celed throughout the city out of a total
of 1000. In Ornnistetin prohibition
was defeated by four vetts. Viitually
nil the working class areas, remain
"wet" and atee the cential city districts.
By the Associated Press
liOiiden. Nev. 4. In its comment to
day en the rniteri States presidential
election, the Manchester Guardian says:
"The main political motive for the
electors' choice is, by general assent,
accumulated dislike of Wilsenlsm and
net love of Harding and his party.
The national lepudlatlen markB
n tragic ihange from these weeks in
the autumn of 1018, when the material
power of America was deciding the
world war and her foremost mind was
Vailing the world toward stieh a peace
ns might have given us a tranquil,
swiftly convalescent world Instead of
the present world's fair of spites,
greeds and suspicions between nations
and disunion inside each of them. The
soiled, scarred old world of Interna
tional polities aceiueil te be en the eve
of redemption en the day when the
noun rnmi thnfr flprmntir would sur
render en the basis of WlUen's four
teen points.
"In what proportions n want of
rijnamle cenliis in President Wilsen and
an irredeemable vicietisness of spirit in
ether politicians contributed te dm ken
that opening prospect we cannot tell
ct. It is gene new. Rurepc is snarl
ing grabbing and jockeying in the old
slime, while all the remaining -effect
of Wilsenism in Amerien is the de
cision of the presidential election by nn
overwhelming balance of nubile antip
athy te it. The story is that of one of
the most pitiful of all failures in the
execution of a task nobly conceived."
Paris, Nev. 4. (Bv A. P.) News
papers of this city give great promi
nence te reports of the American elec
tien, and publish many pictures of
Senater Herding, the i-xcoimer giving
its entire first page te the successful
presidential candidate and his family.
In their comments the newspapers de
clare the election of Senater Harding
was a triumph, give high praise te his
personality and recall he has nlwajs
asserted great sympathy for Prance.
Editors are unanimous in remarking
that the election clearly condemns the
policy of President WiNen, and set
ths definitely the situation existing be
tween the administrative and legislative
depaitmenta of the government. Tlicj
assert this situation has "completely
paralysed American International pol
icy." and express the conviction that
the result of the election will in no way
prejudice Frouce-American friendship.
"By ills love of order and the bright
new, of his ehnracter." declares the Ma
tin, "Senater Hnrding deseivcs the
confidence of the French people."
Mexico City. Nev. 4. (By A. P.I
Iteperts of the election in the United
Slates were given the eutire fient page
of newspapers of this city. Only two
journals, however, the Bxcclsler and
HI Heraldo rie Mexico, ventured te spec
ulate editorially en whnt a Republican
administration in the United States
means for this country.
The former sees Immediate recogni
tion as one result of the election and the
ether nspcrts Senater Harding's elec
tion "will net be nn obstacle te geed re
lations between Mexico and the United
Stntcs."
The Excelsior, which sees in the
election a "personal rebuke" for Presi
dent Wilsen, nsserts he new "can
scarcely be expected te refrain from
recognizing Mexico as a revenge against
the Itcpubllcan senatorial majority,
which in the past has assumed an un
cordial and even hostile attitude
against this country."
El Heraldo rejoices that Senater
Harding Is net "a flrc-eatcr of the
Sennter Fall class," but asserts his
statements regarding Mexico Beem te be
vague and "we arc confused at judging
his true mental attitude toward us.
His election puzzles us, although we
nave raitn in his ability."
Ceblenr, Nev. 4. Probably the most
enthusiastic election party in Europe
was held at Ceblcnz. where .'1000 elll-
cers nnd doughbejs of the American
army of occupation assembled In a the
atre. Hcturns were flashed en the
screen a few minutes after they were
received in Paris,
When the bulletin announcing the
election of Senater Harding hed been
conceded the soldiers, tired but con
tented, returned te their bnrraeks.
CABINET INTERESTS BRITISH
Londen Dally News for Appointment
of Reet and Hoever
Londen. Nev. 4. The Daily News in
nn editorial expresses the opinion that
the composition of President Harding's
cabinet will be mere important for Eng
lishmen than Mr. Hnrding's election.
"The appointment of Herbert Hoever
nnd Ellhti Heet, whose names arc men
tioned," says the paper, "would be
viewed here with unqualified satisfac
tion." WILSON'S CABINET DAED
Only Twe Members Express Opinion
of Result
Washington, Nev. 4. Sllence, verg
ing en unconsciousness, characterized
the White Heuse and the members of
the President's official family when the
full effect of the Republican victory be
came apparent even te these ardent
Democratic supporters who Tuesday
night were still making the reservation,
in the face of a flood of Harding bal bal
eots, that "the West may turn the
tide."
There was no "Lerhinvar in 1020,
however, te unite the Democratic party
te public office for four mere years,"
and consequently the ranking Demo
crats left In the capital were very much
In the position of Newton D. Baker,
secretary of war, who acknowledged
frankly he could net account for the
result except that it "seemed every
man, woman aud child had voted
wrong."
ANTI-SALOON HEADS
SEE CONGRESS DRY
350 Members of Hotiae and 70
of Senate New Listed as
Prohibitionists
PLAN TO TIGHTEN SCREWS
Frent a Staff Oorrtapendrnt
Washington, Ner. 4. "We arc nb
selutcly satisfied the next Congress will
be dry," Captain F. B. Ebbert, asso
ciate general counsel for the Anti Anti
Saleen League of America, declared
today.
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel
for the league and its official Rpekevinn,
left lHSt night for Wcstcrville, O. the
league's headquarters, te receive repmts
from all congressional districts whin
the drys had made a fight. Befeit he
left he expressed thorough satisfaction
with the rctut-Ls received up te that
time.
Captain Ebbert nsseited the piehibl-
tlen majority in both Heuse and Sen
ate would probably be increased as a
result of the election.
"There is no question as te the
complexion of the new Congress," be
sold : "It is safely dry, and we leek
for a substantial Increase in the dry
majorities. There is no question w hat-
exer about the general situation or the
nbllity of the dry forces te defeat any
attempt te weaken the Velstead net.
"The Anti-Saleen League made nn
effective light In the primaries. We
were assured, as a result of the primary
elections, thnt we would incrcase ttie
dry vete in the Heuse nnd probably In
the Senate."
At present about 350 members of the
Heuse and seventy members of the Sen
ate ar. rated as "dry." This is the
approximate number that lined up with
the Anil-Saleen League in voting te
submit the eighteenth constitutional
amendment, in putting through the
Velstcnd ect ever President WllRen's
veto, aud en ether prohibition tests.
Sixty-five senators voted favorably en
the two major prepositions. The "dry"
vote In both houses is, therefore, mere
t inn twe-imrus et the total memuer-
ship, assuring a continuance of legis
lative aridity.
The Anti-Saleen League Is net satis
fied with the way the Velstead act is be
ing enforced, nnd is expected te put
niessure en "dry" lenders in Congress
for enlarged appropriations for prohi
bition enforcement machinery.
In Pennsylvania the league was es
pecially nnxleus te defeat Representa
tives Perter, of Pittsburgh, and Brooks,
of Yerk, nnd te re-elcct Representatives
Hullngs, of Oil City, aud Shrcve, of
Eric, all Republicans.
COOLIDGE BELIEVES
SOUTH IS WAV
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Vice Prosident-Elect Sees Indi
cation of Breaking Away Frem
Prejudioes of Years
SUFFRAGE HERO WINS
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Yeunrj Tennessecan Returned
Legislature by Clese Vete
Athens, Tenn., Nev. 4. Harry T.
Burn, Republican member of the State
Assembly from this county, ind who
cast the deciding vote for the ratifica
tion of the huffrngc amendment bv Ten
nessee, has been re-elected after a bitter
contest, his majority being abeuflOO.
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one of 14-kt. geld with Elgin
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te our old friends, patrons and new pntrens te take the few
extra minutes and drive, trolley or walk down te our handsome
new Stere Buildine our monument of 15 years of business
success just around the corner was se grcnt and se overwhelming and se many nice things
were said about our Stere, our Values and our display of Finest Quality Period Suites and
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of the largest manufacturers na an evidence of co-operation put special prices en their goods, and
these unusual offerings, with concessions of price of our own making, are included.
One New Patron Came te Our Stere te "Inspect" te "Loek
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7 plecra. In walnut, Ivery or French
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7 pieces In beautiful Iver' finish. Twin
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Ilosten, Nev. 4, Governer Coolidge,
vice president-elect, last night said one
of the eratlfvine results of the election
"has been the nation-wide support of
the ticket."
"While, of course, most of the
southern slates have been cnrrlcd bv the
Democratic party," he added, "Ilo "Ile
nublican strcneth in that section has
se increased as te indicate the breaking
away from the former prejudices that
ruled there for many rears.
"There is newhere that the American
spirit Is be strong as In the border and
southern state. If we can eliminate
the Motional feeling that hns se long
prevailed, these states will vete the
Republican ticket. They are against
every form of radicalism and their
attachment te constitutional government
Is overpowering."
This evening florcrner and Mrs.
Coolidge will be given n reception at
the University Club In this city. Heth
will nttend a reception by the citizens
of Northampton, their home city, en
Friday evening.
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