Orlando Evening Star from Orlando, Florida • 1

tvm WEDNESDAY, NOV1 THE ORLANDO EVENING REPORTER-STAR PAGE EIGHT. result in either senate or house tut increase of republican membership ONE OF THE GREATEST VC- TORIE8 EVER RECORDED. (Continued Prom Page L). rutlected three New York socialist and decrease of tha democratic assemblymen who had been expelled. The first woman socialist ever elect- Iff Vogue of Satinr usually follows a marked change in political lineup.

Taxation, tariff ami other ritw-al measures ill be main iu charge of Senator Penrose, chair man of the' senate finance commit lee, and Keptv. Kordney, chairman of id to the New ork assembly. H. Lang, also was successful. Rnc-m.

Delis, the socialist Dresi- lities 0., 7 '1 dential candidal, received the re turns in the Atlanta penitentiary. The the house ways an dmeans Particularly Pleasing Is the Showing of Nursery Furniture THE I EPORTER-STAR fanner-labor candiuaie. raney c. in i- both of whom were reelected Sena- oi sail uaae inj, un FORTY-THREE YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PUBLICATION. in the New Annex VOLUME1 43 alto li.

ORLANDO, FLORIBA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920. NUMBER 6827 Pinnai i a prominent note in the autumn fashions It is even more than a whisper, more than a rumor a fact indeed, unmistakably pronounced in the dress fashions for autumn and winter the vogue for soft satin, with black a great favorite. And the dark shades of satin for rich embellishment of various kinds been located at an early hour today. or ausoriu u. Senator Harding lth the receipt of.tieudf to continue as chairman of the ballot tldloss- on hu 5ith senate committee and clav announced plans for a vacation aex: Friday He will sp under the seniority rule.

Keptv. Kahn several days near Bror.svflle, Texas. j0f California, also returned, would tbeu tout; the Panama Oanal to lor the Governor fox also is panning a cation trip on a limiting trip iu VN- house committee. Most of the lm-sissippi. senate committee chairman- Hardinz and York.

Illinois and Pennsylvania fur- not Involved In yesterday's election. hished the largest Republican plural- 'jj, j0feat Senator ilronna of North ties, that of New York, where Cover- primaries Senator Nor- nor Suuth. Democrat, and Nathan L. t'-ou iu cue pt wer nwk an. Iris of Nebraska Is next in line to neck iii the gubernatorial fjht waslheact the agricultural committee, close to the million mark.

Ohio was mo nrftii1i. around. 15.UHH): Illinois at the present Senator Cummins of Iowa probaaly i In. RETURNS CONTINUE TO SWELL REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE One section of the Mezzanine floor is devoted to the showing of attractive nursery fur-niture and vou will find SENATOR LODEE CALLS G.O. P.

LANBSLiDE AN AMERICAN VICTORY BRITAIN SEEMS TO BE PLEASED G. 0. P. WON IN ELECTION FRANK JAMES CHARGED TENN. MAY DIVIDE WITH KILLING DAVID HER CONRGESSIDNAL S.

PAUL, IS JAILED HONORS EQUALLY ratio auout SVU.ooo and Pennsylvania ill continue as onairmou ui auoiu terstate commerce committee. Among In t'alifornia. where Senator I ne- Ian. Democrat, was far ha. prospective changes In house com.

ALL QUIET IN WEST ORANGE; NO FURTHER TROUBLE LOCKED FOR CORONER'S JURY RETURNS VERDICT ON JULY PERRY DEATH MET DEATH FROM UNKNOWN PARTIES. mittee is probably promotion of hind Samuel Shortridge. Republican. OKLAHOMA AND TENNESSEE SHIFT FROM DEMOCRATIC TO REPUBLICAN- COLUMNS HARDING CERTAIN OF 386 ELECTORAL VOTES; COX HAS 127 EIGHTEEN STILL UNDECIDED, WITH HARDING LEADING DOUBTFUL STATES. Reptv.

MeFadden, banker, who clashed with John Skelton Williams, comptroller of currency, to the ehairmanalhp of the house bank PAUL, A BANK MESSENGER, WAS RECENTLY FOUND DEAD, WITH $40,000 MISSING. and ith senator Hardin; even ar-ther ahead on the ticket, adoption of the alien land -law' amendment, relating to Japanese land tenure, had a wide majority. Pmhtltili.in mrm imUuS n.ir rn. RECOUNT MAY BE NECESSARY IN EIGHTH DISTRICT. HARDING LEADING COX BY 10,000.

VIEWED WILSON'S ADMINISTRATION AS "ONE MAN RULE" DOESN'T WANT US TO MIX IN EUROPE'S AFFAIRS. SAYS ONE OF HARDING'S FIRST ACTS WILL BE TO DRAW UP AN ANTI-WAR AGREEMENT WITH NATIONS, these showings very interesting indeed. The room where the children live and play should have comfortable furniture and by all means children shoud have a nursery even though a bedroom has to be sacrificed. How thy enjoy a room to themselves, with chairs, rockers, tables, their toys. whether embroidered, beaded or otherwise trimmed.

And so we are well prepared with the richest of handsome satins, beautifully woven, and richly dyed besides black, wrhave all the popular shades of brown, blues and greens, etc. There the Georgette Satins, Corticelli Satins and the beautiful Chafmeuse which is to be had in 40-inch widths in colors of Brow n. Navy and Black. fleeted upon the face of returns, but ing committee, succeeding Reptv. Piatt of New York, retiring.

CAMDEN, N. W. :4. Prank James, motor car salesman of this city representative. VOW lead.

Republican, 4. The leading newspapers con- Nov. British provincial -4- MHHttwout, autnor ot tne proamnion enforcement law. was in a close; race. who had been under detention in the mi uie mecuon oi ran- Camden county Jail since Oct.

17. the OF Nov. 4. With the defeat of Representative Moon in the Quiet prevails today in both Ocoee Sth district and representatives from and Orlando, following the race clash the 4th and 8th districts indicating which occurred in the former city that an official 'count likely will be Tuesday evening. Captain Preston necessary to determine these con- Ayers, acting as commander of the tests, the possibility loomed large to- i ex-service men last evening placed a EIGHT DEAD AS "RESULT OVOEE RIOT.

day after the body of David S. Paul, CONTROL REPUBLICANS WlLt CONGRESS. to the presidency that the electorate the Journal calls aa an indication is tired of what "one man rule." a bJnk messenger, was found in a shallow Kiave in the Jersey pines, has El ll in (Continued Froth Page to v. port at police headquarters in SPECULATION AS TO FLA. APPOINTMENTS The Liverpool Post says: Senator Harding go a to the White uniform.

NEW YORK, Wov. has swung into the swelling Republi-can column, shattering Democratic traditions of a "Bolid, South," unofficial, but nearly complete returna been lodged in the Burlington county day that Tennessee may equally formally charged ith the kill- le its congressional delegation being of Paul. tween democratic and republican The warrant on which James lgc parties besides giving Senator Hard-held was sworn to by Ellis Parker, In 5 and Alf Taylor, republican can- Of particular interest, no doubt are the showings of Nursery Beds, Kiddie Koops, Baby Carr i a Go Ca rts, Perambula Negroes Heavily Armed, vVkhta tcir minutes after th -se ri- UNDER NEW RULE 7 1 quest' wfere Hashed, dozens of men House as the representative of a profound belief, long miturins among the larger part of the nation, that i Wilsonisin is alien to American tra- ditlons and that America shoiild not (Com inn 4 from It Ohio rormtr Governor B. mills wxl'njtcl Harding 'at the Chicago con'wnY Dt locrafs, Senator I nderwood Allien, -was ipon if it: Ji lead oi 'the. ftb.ma, minority wa rWJ-ct-' ed and Representative H-fiin eJicWJi to succeed jf'he late Senator Rankneaid.

showed uuw me volunteer state early today. hcavHv armed; bo-an rushing to the Pussy Willow Meteor In, fashion, circles these ino quality silks are great favor Burlington county detective. Parker AH tte for governor, majorities in iBtitffllW cif-the coei.fitiiens. From cordon of men about he city, prohib iting both white anil colored from leaving or entering the city who were acting in a suspicious manner. The citizens of Ocoee have the lit-I nation well in hand, and it is said further trouble is not expected there.

Winter Garden reports that conditions there are normal, while Apopka Is guarding all roads leading into the city to frestall any trouble from eith- er the colored element or whites, who I it is feared might attempt to stir Up Complete Showings of Kimono Silk You will find our showing of th'ese Kimonos unusually attractive, because cf the extensive variety of new patterns and the. fine qualities. to quarter the, negroes were chased. Each hous? set on fire revealed hundreds of ihcliWof BOSTON. Nov.

4. Senator Lodge in comim-ntiug upon the election today said the republican victory was bo large he could not grasp it. "It Is dhrtin tly an American victory, he Aid. "We shall not bring any mlUanlum to the country," he added. "We don't promise it.

One thing we oan do is to bring the government baik to its constitutional form and limitations under which we have lived and progressed. We can remedy the present tax laws and we can revise tha tariff so that duty on imports will be made1 to pay for some of the taxes which they don't do now. "We on make peace with Germany and remove what is technically a state of war. "Lastly we have brought to an end the attempt to enter into the league of nations which Mr. Wilson brought back from Taris.

That la not the only league thaat can be made to promote the peace of the world. One of the first duties of Mr. Harding will he to draw up an agreement looking lo the praearyatlBs- of the peac of the world. Cell It 'assr-elatlon' or what you will not an 1 fa.ee la OCrMtlc side a REPUBLICANS OF STATE WILL COME IN FOR 80ME FAT JOBS TO BE HANDED OUT. (From Palatak News.) When it wis freely predicted that the Republicans would win in the national election wesks ago speculation began as to how patronage Would be election.

Reports from the 4th district stow the unofficial count close, with Representative Hull, democrat, incumbent, claiming victory over his republican opponent," Wynne P. Clouse, by only four hundred votes. In the Sth district the contest between Gordon Browning (D.) who rcf.ises to make any statement as to ihe evidence, if any, he has connecting James with Paul's death. James 'Will be given a hearing next Paul was taking $40,000 in cash and $30,000 in checks from a Carflden Trust company to a Philadelphia bank when he (nSappeared Oct. 5.

nitton. It is said two thoasand rounds. 3-m. of carrrldBet were exploded In July entangle herself in the affairs of distracted Europe. The Yorkshire Post considers It a good thing in the present difficult phase of its national history that the United States should have elected the candidate it did.

"Senator Harding's aim, at Last, is a 1 I I.M ites an'ws particular weave is to be lutd here, in blue, tors, etc. And also interesting is the showings of Tables, Chairs and Rockers, Play Yards, Tov Boxes, Clothes Racks and also he Blankets and Comforts" Tn "cTtBflrerfi sizes. Her shift from the Demoratle ranks, coupled with a similar upset in Oklahoma, reported late last night, assured Warren G. Harding of 386 electoral votes as against 12X defi-nitely. in the James M.

Cox column and left in doubt but 18 seats In' the electoral college divided among Arizona (3) Montana (4) Nevada (3). New Mexico (3), and North Dakota In all of these states a kw Caraway of Arkansas, who Kirby in' the Pfiwr! was elected yesterday Among-Republican re-vlcctc 1 Perry's fwm. rhwV: dred to a thousand rounds'. exploded trouble there among the colored' Ijgoj igtriDute in the church. Aptaatly Silk Section, Main Floor black, and white.

in Florida, as well as Simms in It is alleged James drove Paul to the defeated Representative CX 1 1 1 I In uiieau ueuueu. ne wmmtsm Cam ferries that day. James has the primaries, and Lon A. Scott, re- other states, there being several fat federal offices to be apportioned among those who preserve their party the world so far as he can honorably do with the approval of congress and without compromising Anieriean In-' terests, says this newspaper. We be-1 Illustrated here are the famous Kiddie Koops one of the Nursery Beds and one of repeatedly knows anything publican, still was undecided today, of Paul's disappearanace.

Eleven with neither candidate conceding de-days after he vanished Paul's body feat. Prior to Tuesday's election the was found in a newly-made grave in Tennessee congressional delegation Our Notion Section ham and Penrose. In the house. which Included a school housn and a of the veterans, both Republicans atd'ehurch. Democrats, were re-elected.

Givts Names of Thirty-Six. -Speaker Gillett. now hol llh the rec Uu'Ja 17-year-old negro ord for continnoui and M.ct-j oy, who was captured as he was ad for his fifteenth term, Former) fleeing from a burning barn. tak-Sp-aker Cannon who has served 22 en to a farm house on Whitfield lernii, hut not continuously, also 3i. frove.

here this morning he gave the daintv little tables with chairs to matcn lieve we interpret European as well Bur). been was composed of. two republican and Vinan other things for the nursery. as British opinion, it adds, when we cru8ne(1 and thP j40 coo was JJi8Sing. eight democratic representatives.

The say that an American govenun ni The checks were found fti a coat two districts which previously repre- pocket. pie. ttsji Coroner's Verdict. The coroner's jury which handled the case of July Perry, who met his death Wednesday morning at the hands of a mob, returned a verdict that the deceased had come to his death by hanging at the hands of unknown parties. Officer Smith Overpowered.

Officer Smith who wsa on duty at police headquarters the night Perry was lynched stated, that he had been overpowered by a number -of men who demanded the keys to the cell which housed Perry. Hundreds of men had been entering police headquarters the night of the trouble, and Smith thought not bin gof it when the room became well filled with men until he was appraised of their mis Mexico Harding was in the lead on available returns and even in New Mexico Republican managers were Claimi.ni 1 Harding plurality thou-'h returns showed a Cox lead. Tennesfee; on the face of returns tabulated by the Memphi.3 Commercial Appeal from 93 of 93 counties, with fifty precincts missing, gave Harding 199,759, votes and Cox, a Harding plurality of 9,977. Governor Roberts (D) was swept out on the Republican slide aad Alf Taylor, unsuccessful CandkL.ta for lected as was Representative Mann; the names of -thirty-six negroes who of Illinois, former Republican "leader, were in th houses from which came Chairman lhe appfoprlition the shots which killed McDanlels and committee, and othe com- Borsard. It Is-auppos that these is well supplied wfth the nationally-known needfuls-There are the various items in our Notions Section needles and pins, buttons and thread-Lady Dainty Shell Hair Pins loyalty in the hope that some day they will receive one of the plums that drop.

George Reean, of Tampa, will split the pie' this time without the interference of Joe Lee, deceased. Mr. Bean is national committeeman from Florida, and has been chairman of the national campaign bureau of Republican activities among traveling men. If Mr. Bean is'nt given a job in Washington, or in some federal department, he will, undoubtedly, succeed J.

F. C. Griggs as collector of customs. This position pays $6,000 per year with traveling expenses liberally allowed. Judge John Cheney, or Orlando, WOULD HAVE COAL EXPORTS LIMITED mittee chairmen.

Wf.rp rine leaders. None of them I ilintrii i iimftiMwrii Hi have been captured, but it was stated hv Tirnminen' Ocoee citizen that thJ Few Changes in Leadership sented by republicans, the first and second returned republican majorities for Representative J. W. Taylor and Carroll Reece, who won over Representative Sam R. Sells in the primary last August.

In the fifth, ixth, seventh and tenth districts unofficial returns show democratic victories by good margins. In the presidential race figures compiled by the Memphis Commercial Appeal from 93 of the 95 counties of the state gave Harding a lead of almost 10,000 votes over Cox and indicated M- IliSv. which stands for its on country first, last and for all time, will understood and appreciated In this old world of ours which has lost its illusion" and is no longer to strain after visionary politics. In its comment today on the United States presidential election the Manchester Guardian says: 'The main political motive for the electors' choice is by general assent accumulated dislike of Wllsonism and not love of Harding and his party. The national repudiation marks a tragic change from those weeks in the autumn of 1918 when the material Comparatively few in com search' for them would be k-pt up THE SECRETARY WOULD HAVE OF COMMERCE HOME TRADE a-- to'un'Tth MfflffM.

Ttl" governor against his brother in 3.886, and Fashionette Hair Nets- protected; new fields may be lost later. was elected. No further actual upseli were reported from the "solid; South' al WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Limita- lions on the export of coal to insure would come in for a fat appointment OHIO WILL SEND ALL 6.0.

P. CONGRESSMEN TO REPRESENT HER 18 FIRST TIME IN HISTORY EN TIRE DELGATION TO WASH-TON HAS BEEN REPUBLICAN. COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov.

4. For the first tinii In history. Ohio will have a complete Republican congressional del nation as a result of Tuesday 's election. Returns yesterday showed election of 21 Republican congressmen and tabulation of Ihe third district today showed that Roy Fitzgerald, Republican, had defealed. W.

Pickerel, his Democratic opponent, making the entire delegation Republl- an adequate supply for home Indus- if he wants it, but probably will not lection of Alf Taylor, governor, accent one. The next man in re Nursery Furniture in the Furniture Annex Mezzanine Floor THE ARCADE TODAY A Thoroughfare from Pine to Church Streets Here "vou can have your clathea clesne-1. preaaed or made. Buy good fruit or groceries. PPimbing work or hair cutting.

Good meals and things for the home. Hal estate bargains or hotel acf-ommodatlons. See the New Arcade. tries and to direct the trade to countries that are natural markets for American coal and to these to which American ships sail in ballast vywe advocated today by Secretary of Com- power of America was deciding the world war and her foremost mind was leading the world toward such a peace as might have given us a sion. Negro Almost Dead.

Dr. Childs had just finished ad-misistering medical attention to Perry when the crowd demanded him. He said that his wounds were serious and that he would not live long. The street fropting the jail was well filled with cars containing people who had come to demand the negro said to have killed McDanlels. As the crowd moved down Oak street on their way.

to the Country Club road where Perry was htnged, Chief ot I publican ranks entitled to appointment is George Gay of Palatka and the office which is next to that of collector of customs Is collector internal revenue. Mr. Gay will, in all probability, be given this appointment if he wishes iL over A. H. Roberts, democratic candidate for re-election by mpre than 37,000.

The two missing counties, Marion and Bledsoe, returned a republican majority of 800 In the 1916 presidential election. The swing of Tennessee to the republican column" in the presidential race marks the first change for democratic align since 1868. Safety Pins and Snap Fasteners and dozen's of things. We have just received a new lot of Myman's Collar Bands to sell at 15c. Notion Section, Main Floor The Stationery Section features also the Novelties, which you should sec.

trahquil, swiftly world jmerce Alexander in a discussion of a instead of the world's fart of national coal export policy, spllea, greeds and isplcions between When conditions return to normal nations and disunion inside each of the secretary said there is IRtle po3-them. The soiled, scanvd old world sibllity of American producers obtain-ot international politics to bejing a permanent foot hold in Europe onthe eve of redemption day when and competing with the mines of Eng-the news came that Germany would land, Oermany and France. For South surrender on the basis of Wilson's' America coootrlea, however, be de-fourteen points. jclared, the United States is the logl- In what preparations a want of cal aad natural sdurce of supply, dynamic genius in Prealdent Wilson "Our national prestige In theio and an lrredeemabls vlclousness of countries would be increased Mr. Many suggestions for making pretty things presented in the Ribbon Section.

GOVERNOR AL SMITH BEATEN IN RACE FOR N. Y. GOVERNORSHIP GOVERNOR AL SMITH 24 SEND8 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO HIS REPUBLICAN OPPONENT IS BEATEN BY 63,275. though several towns in Florida and Louisiana and several counties Georgia and Alabama broke precedents by piling up Harding pluralities. The Republican congressional sweep assrmed larger proportion as belated returns continued to come in.

The victory of Samuel D. Nlciolaoa, Rcpr.blican candidate for tho senate from Colorado, assured Presidentelect Harding a majority of at least ten In the upper house, and of five states where senatorial choices had not been determined, the Republican candidates were in the lad in four Arizona, Orgon, Nevada and North Dakota. In the fifth, Kentucky. Republican leaders still olun to the hope that late returns would overcome the advantage held by Senator J. C.

Beckham over Richard P. Ernst, his Republican opponent. The Republicans had secured 254 oeata in the bouse of repersentatives to 131 for the Democrats and four for other parties, giving them a lead of 119, with 43 contests in 16 states undetermined. Thirty-seven of these contests were In states which gave Hardin; niural-Itlea of whose uncompleted vote showed the Republican candidate In the lead. Late returns also Indicated possible turnovers in cases of QUANTITIES OF NARCOTICS ARE TAKEN AT JAX.

Police Vestel and Prosecuting Attorney Joe Jones came from Ocoee where they had been in an endeavor to assist Sheriff Gordon control the situation. As the street had been crowded about the jail for hours they thought nothing of it, and were not aware that Perry had been taken until tbey entered police headquarters some minutes later. Under New Management Arcade Hotel and Apartments All rooms refurnished, painted and decorated. Sanitary Throughout Capt. and Mrs.

H. D. Roberts, Props. Plumbing Gas Fitter, Etc. All Work Guaranteed Chas.

V. Reicken spirit in other poUt'clans contributed to darken that opening proapect we cannot tell yet. It ta gone now. Alexander contlnued.c'if the United States were looked to as a friendly and certain source tor such lndlspen- FEDERAL AVTHORims ARRE8T TWO MEN ONE TAKEN IN JACKSONVILLE, OTHER WtsBaH NEW YORK, Nov. 4.

Governor Smith today conceded election ot Na dMKTA. vat THE WEATHER PilMFR 'S CONNECTION ardlB on th" League of Nations has had no apparent effect upon President W'iison's health, Rear Admiral Gray son. his phialcian said today, after a IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that this order for election ahall be published In the Reporter-Star, a newspa-per published In Orange County. Florida, aaid Special Tax SchoA District none ocr i a I I I John E. "CHI iHRmir': la, who.

(jfy Meridian, J.l to make 1 'aSp-'' sh claim I ir I Register. vfll '-isir -HBi' atock tnui jBji Europe ia snarling, grabbing and gable raw material, ami our influence jockeying in the old altme, while all would be om-epondlngjy Injured It the remaining effect of Wtlsonlsm iu any drastic ia the decision ot the preal- ed to hinder the free movement of dential election by an overwhelming coal to these countries. balance of public antipathy to it. The story Is that of one ot the moat pit- WEALTHY CLUBMAN 1 Iful of all failures in the execution jc MYSTERIOUSLY than L. Miller, his republican op-, ponent for the governorship, and sent Jhim a congratulatory meseage.

ATLANTA, Gm, Kov. 4. Arrests tn probsbfy be turned over Sh-riff Gordon. In the house with Watkins are o'h'-r negro-a, a-ven ihlldren and four women. Watkins is terribly burned about the face and hinds.

A party of men ho aaw For Florida Fair tonight sad WITH COAL CASE IS vi-it to the pr-'id nt at noon. Dr. Grayson said he found Mr. Wilson un Thursday; sjightly cooler In north Bn Dllbn.hed )n ORLANDO GIVES COX MAJORITY OF 482 Orlando went Democratic by a majority of 483. though the Republicans had 153 more votes to their credit in precinct one than the Democrats.

Tbe vote, being: Precinct 1. Orlando Democratic electors, 3897; Republican electors, 3108; Democratic majority, 638. Precinct No. 2, Orlando Democratic electors. 2744; RepubUcane, 2897; Republican majority, 1S2.

Democratic majority in Orlando, 483. Winter Park was the only precinct In the county, outalde of precinct number two, which gar a majority for the Republicans. The Republl-caaa have a majority in Winter Park of three hundred and atzty-nlne. Orange county la aarely in the Democratic column. Fletcher received Id Precmet No.

1. ft; Cheney B2. In Precinct No. Fletcher 441: Cheney 481. Majority la both Orlaav do for FletcheY 9 the amendment carried Is Orlando Haa Large Majority.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4. Revised returns from all except 121 of the fl One mmn Hi, 1 a CA ANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA, on the 5lh day of October, A.

1M. which aald reaolution la being publlahed In accordance with law. THE POLLS WILL BB OPBN AT EIGHT O'CLOCK A. AND CLOSE AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M.

Frank Smith and W. O. Hsnahntr and L. L. Bray are appointed inspectors of said election by order of the Board of Public instruction In and for Orange County, Florida.

A. B. JOHNSON. Secretary of Board Of Public Instruc TO BE' INVESTIGATED affected by the result, he added the Atlanta aad Jacksonville and confiscation of valued' were ennouVed today J. Gantle, federal, prohibition enforcement officer for the Gulf district In-cludina efforta to break un what was east nnd aouth portion tonight; getv Special Tag School Dlatrlct, for four tie to moderate west to northwaat anccaslva weeka preceding the date ot a nooiy conceived.

SLAIN IN BEDROOM NEW YORK. rio ji 'nArder him this morning took up coileftion amounting to a numbr of dollars. ww IS. in I 4. At-'oariy today, gar Nathan L.

Miller of said election. "lnai The Secretary of the Board Is hv atrontAd to Issue a notice of ssld eiec- RfSCLUTIONS CALLING BOND Hon In accordance with this Inslruc-ELerTTJN IN SPECIAL TAX Hon. Gov. o. M.

Am.r lunicv General Mitchell Palmer was (R) a plurality of 63,275 over rklefe was turned over to one of the president had sp nt a good night. Mr. Wilson. It was sal at the Whit-House. dW not vary from his usual routine attending to official business and reading the morning newspapers.

He spent some time on the south por tka. ORANGE pOUNTY GETS $2.10740. motlTe- ton'KQt confronted the police, Investigating women with the request mat 11 oe rings in the South. JMiaad. in, telegram from U.

S. Alfred Saalth In the gubernatorial Aceordlne to ewernraent officers. PWMudge a. H. Anderson today that contest The vote was: Miller to procure medical atuntlon to R'aTRICT NO.

ML OR- Done and ordere.1 this Sth day of of School of Waters, wealtfeagMpeMv'Mani MjjjM Yurk rarlv tulAV la A rnitm in Semi-Annual Distribution Fund ItSS. Smith 1.2..MU. ease tbe boy'a pain. man rlvina the name of J. A.

Jonea. an mvesugaupn pi the attorney gen tion In and for Orange County, Flor- COUNTY. FLORIDA. October, A. 120.

aussiu rnrvTV nmnn JAMES A. KNOX. Quiet Prevaila. 1 13 20 27 11-3 wno was bound over before TJ. S.

eral's connection, the otsaj All of the missing districts are to Cotnmisetoner Cdoultt Carter here against 125 coal mine operators up state counties. If Miller's ratio of ftltaiHA8SBE. Not. 4. Follow- the Plymouth Hotel her, tttSmm Chairman of Board JOHNSON.

Seretary A' 11 30 this morning most of thel- Attel A B. OI' PUniJC. I N'STRUCnONS IN FOR. ORANGE. COUNTY, FI OHIDA.

has h's day passed a res- Gents' Clothes Cleaned and Pressed While You Wait GIVE US A TRIAL Room Na. Valet Pressing Shop We Buy, Sell and Build Homes and handle all kinds HEAL ESTATE Orlando Real Estate. Si Building Co. Church St. Entrance High Grade Custom TAILORING men who -r heavily armeil returned Rike Bros.

Restaurant eed's Bakery Home Cooked Meala Fresh Bread and Ca-es Dally Tropical Ginger Ale Cigars and Tobacco T. J. FOSTER, Booth 2 Arcade Barber of Hoard ing is the semi-annual apportionment suited a fractured skull, caused, today ia alleged to have been plying nilnere would be made when, the case gala is maintained, he will have a lMlJSo-m 1. to their homes. It is not anUcipat-d oli'ikm.

wherein it appears that bonds nr-i that furthfi trouble will arise, a gigantic trade to Narcotics while called for trial to the federal coart i total plurality of nearly louuu. working aa a Pullman conductor, run- here on Nov. 8, r. Palmer was fp-1 Returns from all but 143 district! aco and Jackson- vRed to be present on that date. I give Senator Harding a plurality of made by W.

N. Sheets of the 1 mill police Relieve, by blowa from Wats to the various counties. The tan' owe cane, wielded a man who amouat for distribution was accompanied him to the -hotel last Ml.ll, aad the rate per pupil was 45 night, aad wao raahed frok the room, cents. mil carrying tbe walking stkk, a some Democratic representatives reported elected. A notable instance was in New York, where three Republican candidates reported defeatedRyan in the 15th district.

Anson? to the 21st and Rosedale to the 23rd, had forged ahead of Dootlng, Donavaa and McKinney, earlier ra pp elected. Tbe house will i.ma one socialist member Meyer Lon-don, of New York, who defated Henry M. Goldtogle, fusion candidate to th 12th. The prohibition party lost Its lon leStteeetatlve, bet an Independent probtbttuinia: Milton W. Sareee, fM elected from tbe tta ivnnaf Wants district Several notable uneata oe- of SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT Nl Mi-Eli NINETKBN.

of Oraae NOTICE OP BL1CTION IN SPECIAL Cojatv. Florida, known as tha Got ha TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT, NUM-Splal 1 i School Dtstrict In the BER NINETEEN. am of TWO THOCSKND DOLLARS vllle. Atlanta waa his district, ao Judge Anderson assured the at-, 1.0B9.5Z9 over uov. vox.

me reiurna ifcjt Aka aia kfTF I a. a wa a 1 a a a heavy gwl la bein prevtat the ngro-a from congregating or organ i i log. Business at a Standstill. tn ih nfftrera nri hAd- lomey general tnat the case or the laouiaiea give naraing ft" for the parpose of enlarg- Notice Is harefey given that an elec- ouartera waa located In JackeonvUle. al miners and operators would ha Cox, 782.6M.

aa cantured to Atlanta, it railed on the date sel, although to Belated flgurea from up state dhV ln. si I furnishing tha school houses tion will be heM nt the SCHOOL In Oothn aad Windermere In aald HOUSE IN WTNDERMKRE. FLOR-Sriat Tax School District, for the IDA. id- feeing tn SPECIAL TAX waa auted. while to tha act of tell- only the Indiana operators and trlcta have increased the plurality qf orange county Beta jo.

few afgonda before the body was Tbu Ii conaideraMy lata than a found left, as duea upon which 4 ue to great Jaaraaaa to av- the pottae are working, finger prtata eraae aueedanc aader the oompnl on a aaferor, ia the roona, aad the sory StteHire tow. aad over ll 4.P00 aaae James Dunn. upaa Cleaning. Repairing and Presa- CLARK I OSES CHAMP government agent minera and those of western Pena- S- Senator Jamea W. Wadaworth ijrtiPR Work a S'laltj.

use of th runnc f-ee aeaools SrilO.ll. DISTRICT Nt'V HER NINE tog opium to a Buiin'-sa at Ocoee today la -artly- d. Hundreds of botes of citrus fruit Ii la the groves with oo oo to move the. Mach of the orange picking aa wll aa tha heavy work bad dosa br n-rrocs. and is doah'fal Inc Gases Soaracea to O.

P. OPPONENT BUILDING OF ALL KINDS WE ARE CON- TRACTORS Operations now under construction by us: Judge Massey's residence and two other houses on Lake Lucerne; also Fuller House First HaM Work Only the Shop Room 4 Miaa Beaa. Prop. No detail aa to tbe arrest to Jack- syivania wno voluntarily surrendered over i-ieui. uov.

waiaer aoove within aaM Special Tax School Dla TEEN In ORANGE COl'NTT. F1X)R tret, shall tamed. IDA. on the Sth day of November, A Don't Ute Steam Prene We on Mile were made public. ta tbe uriadiction of the Indiana 4O0.000 mark.

The returna, with mgmm fund th hotel rufctotat. NOW THEREFORE, it Is ordered D. 1M to determine whether or not at aa elect ton fea bead on the tta ther. fee laaaesl fey aald DI3- district court 207 districts at 111 missing, give: No Indication as to the scope or Wadaworth. 1.014.30 Walker.

dst of NoveaBber. A D. 1ISS. to da- TRICT. boada to the anna of TWO ST LOUW.

Mo Nov 4 WTlh the tor aad fawr, the ooly election fjriattona In Missouri today lay In ta the congressional race, theta. the retirement hy Mis of Boraaal eoeaitleM wOi fee rea- -wn. la the the afeJper CLAIMS FRAUD. nature of the Inveatigatloa to ae tta. terahse ahrthet or not ther.

hoaM THOUSAND DOU-ARS (tMSS.SS) souri aatera ot former speaker Chimp mu? deii- sofnc nsetfeo! rutaieaw PirpttattM taat a ewsa aa a tMet a two of Pape's n-rrp" ach dj.U a4 hy rvrtj wi aaa. Iwaa Ihaaepwa always pta be iwd fey sll dtatrlct. fennds In for the asarpoan ot enUr-'Inr and for tfe. sua. nf TWO THOUSAND DOL- aishtoc the acbot hoa to Ootha ad atuw waa gtvan In the telegram, bat If Wadsworth's ratio of gain le A8HEV71A.

Hot. 4 -laban j. waa believad that Dan Simma maintained his total triuralMy in the Clark of the Heeae. aat tha PROCLAMATION OF HOLIDAY. In cxunmcmoratioti of die great aacrificca which were ma.1 aad heroic deeds ccompltahed hy the hoe of men and women of Raymond L.

KILBEE. Manager FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS PRODUCE Minnie B. Ford 4vAfe Arcade, at Church St LARS aa provided ta Mht Win.l-rr.ere. In amM Swectal Tax an! the frail froaa the ft-Ma to 'ha pa king hoae-a. art A hr aus voters at a Jenkins, republicae.

defeated can- special assistant counael for the sute will exceed MM MM OwtHrt, rvaaaaitoai- sa which esectton only ana School Dlatrlct. far tha etciaaire tar riati fight la. in fejtetfaartacive-Harry Warabach r. tow ieiahig to raa tail aiifta didau fee me ivn gorernment would be called to the Great World War, we. the ciiiam whiehll Tai School Dtasrict who are free Srclal Tax Scfeor.1 DtstrVt, at Arcade Second Hand Store We buy and selj anything and everything.

Furniture, Stores, Clothing, Shoe, Arcde Coffee Room Regular Dinners 50c Served Daily Good Food at Reasonable Price Julv thankful to Alm.rhtv GoH for the many 7: 1 Mrs. Sarah Palen plain aa alleged proposal tn regard I Za TL Kt Serah Palen aad daughter. hm aaw edataa aaaae aar womaa City. swan o'e i tat the election particularly tn Ue cast a tea fcaed. bat 1 MWaw aa a Trait thereof.

It it therefore Httinr and proper 1- Wt iu-aaldt Kja rlnia alaMir-MhBil wooa imi ELECTION HUD LITTLE of FLORIDA MILK POWDERED Newport the rejbllran KLIM at rate of mm to the lead oaOy have 1, fcajca Ihirk worth a Mayor of the Cm mm Tkaawday. NeiiagU 1L A. 1920. iaaxl WILDER A MOORE at re at aa aad aaaa hr ea Ta Mi Crwi mm lac pr to fee it EFFECT ON PHESIOEKTl 1 aaAaj. for It I ad daii aaaaawAto i day aa daa Haatcet ea dan th.

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