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ti Indiam dil abou: the same. Wilson‘ p sin went trom 50,000 to 18.000, md it is expectvd Micnizan will do some alropp'mrty from its rf‘ported 75,000 lead for the Republicans. The Apparent Line Up. The npparent line up (1 status In: Hughesâ€"Connecticut. 7; Delaware I 11113011,”: lane, 3; Mnmhunetts. 18; Kick]- n-uxu uvaulv IU (‘UnKX‘PBl "’0 Alaska, and the vim-(ion of (‘harln A, Sulzer. his llvmm'ratic upponent, |. m. cheated b; rrturrw, Arizona Stays Dry. Phoenix. AriL Nov 9,» [,(K‘fll option appears to hate bi oâ€"n delenwd and the lndiana,15;low|, 13: 'ntate will remain Pruhib tiun (‘apim punllhm‘mt bu betn abolished. Big Majorfly Cut Down The estimatpd Luge majorities an- nounced in earlier returns for Hughes In several states failed to mater-mu in most instanws save in Illinois and New York. The lead or Don’s state or g bare 10,000, W'eat Virginia. however. was more tutzllzlng. It left Hughes {or the doubtful column after about one-third of th estate had reported. and cut the estlmnted Hughes plurality to a bare 800. but when about two-'hlrds of the lute had reported Hughes led by 1.772. But. while these undecided states: “v.9, “m ) were lining up in the columns of the: James } , v ., . . . tflardingt rival parties, “est \ lrgmm and thi per (R ). Hunpshire broke away from the, McCall ( Hashes linpup. and proclaimed them-1l Sleeper ulves doubtful. At one time the Demo-i Bln'nquiat cuts claimed a lead of 153, In the: . New Enzland stat? but an unofl'IciaL1 D' Gardm N ' Edwards Itltement mven out from the office of: (R); Ne fillet secgttary or saite'f-xgedkot; at)?f Keyes, ”q pee urns p 1 ac n eEdgeflU Hughes told mm a lead for the Re- ca (0.): I publian candidate of 161. m“ m , But North Dakota. with four votes. which had been put in the Wilson col- umn. suddenly switched and went to Hughes. The turn came with reports from the southeastern Motion of the state thickly populated with German- American: Oregon. with five votes, maintained 3 Hughes lead. The Republicans can fled Multnomqh county. in which Portland is situated. by a large plur- umy and the Democrats appeared un- wle to show better than an even Steven outside. . Photo by American Press chhmfl- 3 States senators to succeed Democrats: SENATOR WALSH. ‘Arkansns. Arlzom, l-‘lorlda, Indlana . . . r 2) Marvlnnd. M‘sr'iSSlppl, Missouri l a m 'l t . I ~ ( ' - ' porn 8 m prPcmc 5 rolled m ‘1 Montana. Nevada, New Jersey, New was stated ln a dispatch. howvwr,2 er . f . , . that several counties in the northern \ior'k, vs'hm' ""I‘Pr'nfssee. Texas, sectlon which have usually been re! gma, F.“ r: ma. Unblv Democratic had not then sent: Republicans: Pallfornia, Connect!- ' cut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Mlchl- 1n thelr returns. :“_ m _____ .- “AM"..- ‘.A_ “M, The President “as still leading in Minnesota. with 'wolve votes. but the margin was approaching the vanishing Washington thh seven votes went decidedly in the \Vilson column. and was conceded to the President Wed- nesday flight. Nevada. wiLh three, showed a grow-l mg preference xor Wilson. and wasj conndenuy claimed by the Presmem'sf, Iupporters. with no disputing it tromi the Republicans from that state. 1 The precinct: still unreported Were about equally uivided between what in previous elections were Democratic and Republican strongholds, but all the Republican u'ireportm DI‘H‘lnt'ls were in Lbs Anzelvs county, and its lead m- approaching a slender mur- gl'n as the canvaqs proceeded, while the counties heretofore Democratlc. were increasing that party‘s margins compared with previous elections. Chicano. Nov. 9.â€"â€"Tli9 ele-ction for the presxdom-g: ol the L'nitvd Stmrs is still in Hunt”, 0! the list of states re~ ported as in doubt twelve hours alts-r the closu or the polls only three up pear to haw aligned thvmselvus to a degree that thv rr-sult of their vote could safmy b ('plOdlt‘tr'J Alter (‘alb 10min had :iven Hughes What looked like a dt-ctdmg league during Wednes- day, that state on Wednesday night 3331a qudc-nlv switched to the Wil- son column. and a lead of 1,500 soon grew to 0129 0! over 4,500. PAGE 81 X BAUFOHNIA APPEARS SAFE WILSON LOOKS ’1 LIKE WINNER Nevada and Washington Also Joln Lin of Presxu‘cnt's Supponen. North Dakota and Oregon Have Veered to Hughesâ€"Washington In Democraticâ€"Minnesota and We“ 277 Electoral Votes Seem Sure for Fmsldem. Virgima Doubtful 40,000 in President “'11- NeV' Jersvy dropped to I Arizona, Georzp W. P. Hunt (0.); 1 Arkansas. Dr. (‘htillcs Ihlman Brouxh (1).); Colorado. -â€"- Hunter. (1)) :Connecticur. Mam-us H. Holcomb NRA; Delawan, John G. Town- faend, (rm; l-lnrida, M v. Dom-y, :(D.); Idaho. Alexander (D.); Illi- Inois, Frank O. Inwdvn 1R); Indiana. fumes P Goodrich an; lowa, w. p. :Hardlng (R): Kansas. Arthur M. Cap iper (R); Massachusetts. Samuel M. [McCall (RJ: Michigan. Albert E. fiSleeper 1R): Minnesota, J. A. A. Alaaka Looks Democrltlc. Fulrbanks, Nov 9 â€"»-D9.'9at of Judge Juneau \Vickernham. Republican. and present dolezata to congress from Alaska, and the elm-(ion of Charles A. Sulzer. his hvmm'ranc upponent, |. m. cheated b; rrturrw, Burnquiet (RJt Missouri, Frederick D. Gardirer (DJ; Montana. Frank 1. Edwards (RJ; Nehraskn. A. L Sutton (R): New Hampshire, Henry W. Keyes, iR.): New Jersey. Waiter E. Edge (Rm Néw \iexico, E. C. De Ba- ca (0.): New Yn‘k, Charles S. Whil- man (R.); North Carmina. Thomas W'. Rick!!! (0.): North Dakota. Linn J. Minx- (R.)' Ohio, Frank B. Willis (R.); Rhode Island. R. L. Beeckman (R): South Carolina. Richard L. Manning (I1); South Dakota. Peter Norbeck iRJ: Tennessee. Tom C. Rye (0.); Texas. James E. Ferguson (DJ: L'mh, Simon Bamberxer (DJ: Vermont. Homre F. Graham (R); Washington, Henry McBruce (RJ: “fest Virginia. irr‘ H. Robinson (R): Wisconsin Emmanuel 1.. Philip!) (R). Republicans: Palifornia. Connect! cut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michi- gan, Minnesota Nebraska, New Mex- ico, North Dakota. Pennaylvanin, Rhode Island. Utah. Vermont, \Vuh- lngton, Wismnsin. Wymmng. Governor! Elected. Governors have bwn elven-d as {014 lows The [finned Sums senate at present has: Democrats, ft}; Republicans, ‘0. Senator: Chosen. The {ollnwing stutvs vlpcted I‘nlu‘d DoubtfulrMinnesoia, 12; West Virâ€" ginia, 8. Tom]. 20. Thirty-vow Elect Governon. The foliowinz states voted for gov- ernors: Arizona. Arkansas, Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware, Florida, Idaho. Georg“, Illinois. indiana, Iowa. Kan- sas, Massachusetts. Michigan. Minne- sota, Missouri Montaut, Nebraska. New Hampshire. New Jersey, New Mexico. New York. North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio. Rhode Island, South Dakota,’1‘ennessee.Texu. l'iah, \‘ermonf, Washimzion, Wes: Virginia. Wisconsin. 5; North l’akom, :3. Total 344‘ “'ilsonrr Alub'mm. 12‘ Arizona, 3; Arkansas, 9: Colorado, 6; Honda, 6: Georgia, 14; Kenlurky. 13: Lounsmnu. 10: Mississippi, 10, Mmsouri, 1R; Mon- tans. 4; Nrbraska‘ 8, va Mexico, 3; North Carolina. 11'; (”110.24, ()kla- homa. 10; South (‘urulind 9. 'I‘Onnvs- see, 12; Texts. 20; Huh. 4. Virginia, 12; Maryland. 8; Idaho, 4; Kansas. 10; Wynnnnx 1.; “'u‘hmglon, 7; Nevada, 3; California. 13, Total 267. sun, 15; NPW Hampshirv. L Ne-w Jer Bey, 14, New \‘nrk. 4S: l'vnnsyhanin 38, Rhode bland, :3; South Dakota, 5; Vermont, 4: \K'mmvnsxn, I3: ()rvlnn 5; North l’akom, :3. Total 344‘ “'ilsonrr Alub'mm. 12‘ Arizona, 3; Arkansas, 9: Colorado, 6; Honda, 6: Photo by Amarivan l'ro- Auoclntlon LOOKING AT YOU C. E. Hughes in Pose Ben Known. Colorado 70,000 'or Wnlson. Donn-r, 1‘01“, Nov 9~~Returnn [mm 1.113 out «n 1,451 precincts [Ive Wilson 130.27 , Huxht's 79,960. The Premden' has (H mm] (‘ulorndo by per- hop. 70.000, Suflrage WWII in South Dakota. Pierre, S. U, .\'0\. milk-u nu- mates' obtainable- will live Hughes South Dakota bwween three and lin- thousand 0\'9r Wiimn. Prohibition bu carrimi in num- bv urenty (houund or mun- and wounl suflruge by probably ten thousand Solnd RepubH-an Dc'cgnion. Milwwlkur, .\'m 3 Thr “'nwonsln congressionnl ark-gallon in mmplo-lrly Republican Then vim-(rd Stafford and Cary In Mxl‘uukn-v (Ht-r tho- Demo- cratic and Sucmlm opponents Though the (‘UU'1!_\ Kuvv- Villsun 7,000 this gives “'Hrunsm u sohd Republican delegation of o-lI'\D-T\ as mmpured with eight Rrpubhnms and threw Ibo-mo cram In last n-nLn-sn So-nnmr l'mm-runv, \uth the-cums of the Dre-uncut 0.’ (he smu- romplelr leads M. ’I‘. Hvrru‘k by mer 20,000 The sum» pn-mnrta give (‘ox a lrnd of about 14mm uwr “'Hhs (‘im'l‘n'mu 4L .\'m 9 I'rrmdvm “'Hson “1H \AH‘V (mm b) nmrv- mun 80,000 \Ulvs‘ 1f YIN rmm A! “:1an run- tinue's Hun ha“ II.’<‘\:HI¢‘! lhrnuxhuul the smu- um-pt lur tm- lt‘mporar) load that rr-Iurn! iron] ('an 1mm“ xxw Hugh". Senator Domerenc and Former Gov ed \\ l~nÂ¥ race m \1 Candidaum 2n Ludo-\- :ur Cooler‘ Snmlur I... l‘nHrr'c plural”) of um m :1 lead (nu “'qu urn repurlvd ln-mx "V 3‘“ GDP-”lift! (if [hr ~'. '9' or l'hl‘wp l“"l| I (Dem » h 3:171! Boston, .\'m 8~ Hwnr') (‘utmt Ludh- for 1' S sr‘nnlnr lvudn all Ila-publlcnn BM His Atuck on Prelldcnt Anded Reduced {o ‘8‘ Mllwuuko-r .\'w\ a of (hr prv-um '~ um conain Huxhr-s Eva-d 15.000. “'HMIHR \n’r cmms In 1.36 MT um! But HI. Lead In Photo by Amancan Prou A-wunuon. WISCONSIN IS ”mo 51 Amprlnnn Pro-a Apnrlntlon OHlO IS 80000 FOR WILSON LODGE LEADS CANDIDATES HENRY CABOT LODGE ernor Cox AIIO V:c!or| SECRETARY BAKER He Der-n He II (50an to Resign. Tho Wenher‘ the Latter IN HUGHES' LIST We Slate Has Been ‘8,064 Ballou. f! “:thsvmuhn 7" In “13‘ ll” nt '3 w rundulnh-l ”it prw pnru un- \\ Uh Inuro- Hun In) my, Hun-m7 lrd?! “Mums hurl 1! ‘In- urra Allnppod I't‘r'n pn- John Invv n roll lmmn l‘unn finer, died It Pun: {mm blood 310’ tax, Chum-d by I run-hot qun ‘ Itch he rv-(‘rn'ed It (hr hands n! y humor One human-d relnmu Illrndrd a die her gin-n u rm home In co-h-brnum o! the nmetp~n|ntb blnhdny uninh- try of H20 (: Rnsemun, Ogle ruunufi “olden! cum-n. ‘ I!) pipe-n xnnued n! Springfirld a. Canon] Excunlon company 01Quild'. u incorporated to run rxrunmnion e Mllunlppl rh'c-r. \ork\ 1119 M hook Irro ordv- rwd r lot'd [or No Irrk! (mm: m We (1on- h of a cam- 1n munzm- pursuit. e am In Kvndnll mum) C I). “an um- 01 (hp “T10” red em; 0! SI (hurlu, Ill. ‘hn dlc‘d ‘1 e .30 of thh one, win lho- I900” nor of St (‘hano-a m H. K ’ lorflunu of Fret-port unnounéo hum; nunullrd tho- prnr' lu- of (unl- :: diIcounln to clvrmmrn (”rum-y um clerk:- u! mhrr Hon-- 0 Kelvin Garland, Hrs-nu an H‘- bld, of Blnxh-m‘ Hi, I (‘luu-r 1’ I bnkflnan, frll undur (he Ilwrln d a ‘ Auomoy Jolnn “in": {mum-r HA1. punter, us urn-Mu! M Hung), khlrged vnh pans”); bows (In-wk. it Springfield John Olher, :Ko~d urn-m; bu. ugd rs. Francis Mlllc-r, urn-d h"\"h') 1V0. ere murrwd ll Hnnmo-r I‘wh Ah nndparenu. 9 November 11 hu bwn rum! f'r £1110 Iporul rlrctmn m \n':- «m 1;!- 'roponllmn m nubhnh l smug. bark dutnc: Sparks {rum \ pausing o-nplnc- m believed to have “urn-d g nn- uh h flr-{myed 1hr ‘hnlr Milan- of Ln a [noun Cllbort {in-Venn, 60 years n-nam 11min twenty unln u! l’unhllr '4.- n the cm- for Un- um (mm (m. '4 Thom“ Muumn‘r, u furxnrr alder- lnln of Marmn, “I! crux-hm! to don“: Vhlle workmx 1n the Enahlnxrr mint- hum: county, committed Iulctdo E7 hung a (nu- rhuln nmund hll no‘k nd bulging Mann]! (0 1 run" In him nln It Hentck Ind vru killed ‘ The Model: Imhorlnol hue 08 200 for the tupturv- u! .1qu: nln, a Mom-n, who on m:- nlxhl f kept. 30, killed 3 {allow country Daniel Pnnklln Nola-n, I farmer l When gucsfs come to visit you, take thcm for a'sight- seeing jaunt along this North Shore Electric line. Even if yo have visncd Fort Sheridln and l U. S. Naval Training Stin'on, you will cn- joy seeing them agpin. The North or éhoppiniilm yop will find the North Shore cc trfc convenient and com (unable. distance to schookthis new North Shore Electric lmd will take them there special servte mornings and afternoons just [or this purpose If you wish tb go calling If the children go some For Just a Few Miles or For a Long Trip This Route Is the Most Satisfactory This is the direct, convenient route to everywhere alOng the North Shoreâ€"the route that saves you money and makes your trip most enjoyable. Iiemember, this is the new Elec- tn'c lineâ€"the new I ine that offers every passenger the utmost in trivel service. Clean, quick and comfortable-fits aflflectric all the way. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad ' Central Offices: Highwood, llliaou ’Phone Highlnnd Park 87 Executive Offices: 72 We» Adm Street. Chmgo 'Phonc Centrd 8280 fiimcttlflhefbrtanflwaukee fluAllBectric Scenic Route ”WW? llH'Al’lll ll rut-Inn no upluhk. nu lrnd. no palm-non: (Inn. All Mb" pile "dlclm tantalum: Ink-Hon nun-all" And «(Du-r pulmm ”094' run-u Ion prrlu-tunlo- pun Ind lb \ M A I: I all wlw um» than. I ll['~~§l la n [autumn-rd fun or IMO lorflfl. ' PHONE 67 Halrd Coal Coke Soft Coal File] is Scarce and High North Shore Fuel Supply Co. 9“. Second St Garden Settings {SAFEST DII’GGISTS SELL E-Rl'r-SA PILE Cl'llE Ornmmtal Radiator Enclosures BAIL W. GSELL. HRIIGGIST. SOLE AGENT Chmcu are it will be more 00 Antiques Restored (lateral Cabinet Work Ask Ticket Agent for Descrip- tive Folder and Time Card: It will help you consid- erably to be familiar with the running time and schedules on this new North Shore Electric line. 30 lim- ited trains daily- numerous “."locals Roomy, eaay- riding cars many all- steel; double track nearly all the way. Direct connections at Central Street, Evanston with test express trains on Chicago Elevated Railroads. Marco Ugolini Shore Woods are wonderful now in their Autumn colorings. A View of Lake Michigan frum the majestic blufls near Fort Sheridan xs somethmg you will long ncmcmbcr. 230 N. St. John Avon-o Now in Stock HIGHLAND PARK. ILL Telephone 407 ELECTIUN STATES umoSanon odunfimln, l we Ami hnloc rc‘pofimi‘ H N dry [oro'r hi4 no: at“? in mum "4““ mum. ‘ Mlcbuuiw b) ‘ vhow h.“ A" annlw Anun‘illm'“ ”watt." but ‘1‘. nu. m Kmmh (‘1 voted m m1 1,1‘t. 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