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BBBaaM BBi PAGE EIGHT. THE ORLANDO EVENING REPORTER STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920. OP- 1 I I I ii sPi Xi I xJ I I 1 I iW IJ rtl A BB-SBBBBBBa-SBBBBl rUKi Y'lHRtt YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PUBLICATION. Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific U. S.

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Alcohol lttod States Rubber I'sited States Steel I tan Copper Elestric Willy Overland Atlantic Coast Line VOLUME 43 ORLANDO, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920 Do You Men Want Much OW II 46 71t 82 7l 87', 101 4u- .104 i7'u 414 6-'WL- 63 oca Cola I Gulf States S'oel A aboard Air V1- MONTANA'S FOUR NEGRO ROY HID AWAY 5 OF TENNESSEE'S ELECTORAL VOTES I FOR 48 HOURS WITH- I 10 SEATS IN HOUSE PRESIDENT WILSON 0FFERS CrTATAn ninniiin rrnn nwi ASK ATTY GENERAL FOR FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF RECENT 0C02E RIOT Pay For Clothes 1 and Iron (CO -Uoss. fill fitted Kt.i't Amwcii Amer can GO 10 REPUBLACANS nmumh UM, lUDUIUHAHUINU UUT Fuuu OR WATER I if 84 M4 501, 113i 46 66' 39i; 7 67V; 42', ss i mil HARDINft Ull I t. cr m.m, i BATTLESHIP FOR HIS TRIP V1 RIMEW NOTHING OF THE TROUBLE ELECTORAI VOTFS nccm.rcv Allis- Chalmers American Beet Sugar American Can Americas Car and Foundry Amer. Hide n1 pf( American Inter. Corp.

Americia Lk "motive Amer. S.ndt. ami Ref American Sugar American T. and T. American Sumatra Tob.

American Woolen Anaconda C- pi Atchison Gulf and W. Indies Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel. Canadian Pacific Central ather Chandler Motors Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago. Mil. and St.

P.iul Chicago. R. I. and Pacific Chino Coiper Colorado Fuel i.ud Iron Corn Crucible Steel Cuba Cwi Sugar Erie General El ctric Gen. ral Motors Goodrich Company Great Northern, pfd.

Great Northern Ore Clfs. Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Int Mer. Marine pfd. Internatiitnul Pap-r Kennecott Copt" Louisville ai4 Nashville Maxwell Motors Mex'w Petroleum Miami Coptter S'ales Oil nt 531 VOTES OF TORAX COLLEGE. "LALtD THE REPUBLICAN vflH 1 cicu- UNTIL HE ARRIVED THERE WEO NTSDAV MORNING AND TOLD TO' I EEAT IT.

Nine out of every ten men wi'l "the least price for the RIGHT quality." v-uluiyin; TAYLOR LEADS ERTS EY 4C0CO. R0B INSTRUCTS SECRETARY DANIELS Tfi rGE TWO. IE EVENING REPORT! nmed and Published daU Sktnday sA THE MhlC-STARK I PyAW II4C, a BAZILB BROSSl President and General i'LKMENT BROS! 8tcr- -ai -tatart-r and J031AH FERRIS Aatoctate Editor. 4ie SUBSCRIPTION PRIi ORB YEAR SIX MONTHS. THREE ONE WEEKLY Bntered as secoud elms tUltaodo, Florida, Post The Evening Reporter saeiiiber of tbe Associated the sgpeiated Press le exel titled to the use for repub the news dispatches credit) otherwise credited in this also tbe local news publlsl Ail sights of republican rial dispatches hereto if- IWIftML ftM Reporter, having the toceptlon of Orlando as later comhloed with the tng Thft Evening Report played Its part In the devel Orlando, Orange county ai Florida.

Its columns are oi pbuUdlog of this section a rancement of clvUlsation. move so rapidly now-a-dayi man who says Ii can not Interrupted by somebody NEGRO ORGANIZATION IN NORTH CLAIMS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD DEFEND A CITIZEN'S RIGHT TO CAST HIS VOTE. TODAY IN WALL STREET NEW YORK, Nov. 4.Vall St-Wide openings in Southern PacifK end Reading, the djniinan' if sues of the previous day were the katures at the outset of today market s-Bsion. A block of South- em I'aiiiic chau.t-fd bauds at 1U 1-2 4 111 14..

agilnst yesterday i teal prie of 114 while Readius soU from 103 to 1W2 the latter figure representing an overnigh loss of a snnll fraction. Other active rails, eniliraiing ihe Pacific Granger. Coal and votion groups were higher by fractions to 1 joint, accepting Ca-uadlas Pacific, which lost one point. Hipping! and equipment also improved by Meican Petroleum Cruel, ble steel. International paper and Sears, Rroebucy denoted pressure.

The reaction assumed wider pro--portions at midday when prom In industrials, esp fially the lndepen dent steels showed losses of 2 to i points. Hails also continued to yield and the heavier specialties included industrial alcohol and bide and leather preferred. The closing was irregular. Sal.s approximated 1,100.000 shares. How to Tint Your Gray Hair at Home If your hair is graying or is faded and steaed, do not let it become any more unattractive.

Xo matter whether its ortgntnal youthful color was gol' or black, or any. shod? bro all you need is a bottle of Pre natone to instantly restore its be: ty In a manner that defies lo- HAVE IN RFAniNircc in as vpi jYORKi 5. With the 1 size of President elect Harding's electoral vote virtually settled at 404 out I inc. mriirLUWLK Chester Piumner, a 17-year-old boy, who it was feared had been Reports of reer spat offariags in the Carolinas ud rumors of bearish private ginning reltjins ld to uiore aggressive selling ariy in the i.fier-noon which nt c4 into eew low-ground for the da Dec nnlier sold off to 20.76 and itiaYy to 24, or 36 to 61 points nil iower. Buyers of lato 'Sterday were evidently disappoint uy thj failure of Liverpool to show greater on th? coal settlement and after opening at a decline of 3 2 to 20 points active nio.

tns s-iid 30 to 37 points net lower. Liverpool was a seller here and th re yis Wall Street liiiuida.un. nut oiferi-igs iv. a j.uBBiuie oji tana tne complexion run vuiAGE TO HAMPTON ROADS MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.

With Tennessee definitely In the Republican electoral column returns gathered by newspapers indicated early today that th? Republicans had captured 5 1 1 Ule new senate set down as 59 in the Ocoee riot Wednesday ALICE RORERTSON ONLY wjs: ZTLt STttrr. en returns Bht .0 'm 'H on mituat. states to fix the exact size of the Re- (Hy Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Nov. Wilson today directed Sep. Danipla nming after his life had been threat- mul CONGRESSWOMAN ELECT IN U.S.

JAPAN WILL OFFER PROTEST AGAINST CALIFORNIA VOTE Then the next question is where will one find that right Quality? There are so many trade-marked clothes that one has to rely on something more than that and naturally it the 1 that is ready to stand 'back of the clothes they f'l- he tre that carefully selects only such clothing thrt of your wearing, and at this store where fl always the watchword you can naturally be a-wr f1 of retting the desired quality the smart style and ui me states 1U seats in the lowsr house of congress. Two members of Tennessee's present congressional delegation are Republicans, in the 'fourth district ori the face of re- turns, still incomplete, W. F. Clouse, I -n- r.AClUIVe icf undetermined seats in fWiVteair house the Republicans had members to 17 DeairK-rats and four of other designations, a nlnral. place a battleship at the disposal of President-elect Harding for his con- IT IJsriMHITti OAilifi Sao, basis In steadied urod'id I 2" 3S tor Jan- COTTON.

im iu tue ranama jCanal Zone. The President, also instructed Mr. IS A FARMER AND CAFETERIA OWNER WAS ACTIVELY OPPOSED TC WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. nepuuiican, was leading HAS REACHED AfiRFF. BOSTON', Nov.

5 Federal investigation of the lynching of July Perry and the burning to death of five other negroes at Ocoee, on election day was asked of Attorney General Palmer In a telegram sent him by officers of the National Equal Rights league today of which the Kev. M. A. N. Shaw Is president.

The telegram declared Perry and his associates "heroes in the cause of freedom" and "victims of an election massacre prepared" by the Ku KIux Klan for every colored citizen who insisted on casting his ballot." The demand ou the attorney general was based on the claim that the federal government should defend) a citizen's right to vote. Plumnr was employed by J. F. Hodges of this city, who Is owner of. the Coca Cola Bottling Works.

Early' Wtdnesday Piumner in company with Chas. Munn, who operates a delivery truck for Hodges, started on their usual rounds of the country, not knowing ihat anything unusual had happened a-. Ocoee. When Munn drew up In front of Ewin's store at Ocoee, a number of nve Democratic national com- 4SK 88'; Ti' 4 41 68 tid jsat 3 IMS 19 14U 37, S7a 101 91'. i 4 i3 42 14 fa- I MENT WITH SECRETARY COLBY BY WHICH JAPAN WILL STCP IMMIGRATION TO U.

i tmn i HiinoEunu i r. not heavy or to rebuts of a a the South and 2.it for Oec.Mtbrr nary on covei lu(. NEW ORK NEW OR. tures opened a.i January, 20.50; a. 30.10; July, 18.72.

There was souu 1 favorable Wfutiicr i Orleans sold a lilt' ing the Daniels to offer Mr. Harding the use of the presidential yacht Mayflower tO COnvev him naiil k. it' of 149 the greatest ever held by any party In the house. The nearest approach to It was in the r.2nd congress when the Democrats had a lead 0 148. lUiiublicanii appeared to be as.

rured of l. otter than an even brcak'ou the eight outstanding seats which 1 would Kive them a record nariv mar. Mjr iras Vl Art A a. workmanship. la MUSKOGEE, Okla.

iliss Alice Robertson, farmer, cafaterli owner and the only Cougresswoman-elect- in Dei'swosr 21.10; i. a. May. til selling on the east and -o coitoa here duiv Otherwise thsri his part yto Hampton Roads to go aboard the battleship. Mid vale 3t el Missouri Pa-ific Nfw York Central Y.

K. and Hartford Norfo' and Western No rthern Pi ciflc Ohio Cities Gas ikiuh o.ir. and Ret Pan Amer. Petroleum Pennsylvania iCnuclB in the district claimed complete 8e- (By AssociatedPrels Lease Wire) turns would show Clouse a winner by TOKIO, Nov. 4.

When confirma-at least one thousand votes. Incom- tion has been received that the peo-plete tabulation nf tho "11 find the prices are much lower this season qualities of last year II 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I nil Sin in the house The seats still in doubt were the fourth Maryland district, 8th Minnesota: nth MissonH: limn, an ailllt'U uameis immediately telegraphed the offer to the Presidentelect at Marion, O. The telegram nave voted in ravor with KUIIs. A renin rk ''til rl i n. a was very little pressu general business h.i ber contracts held a bo Lver, and ijuiet I) Sns-and 21.

an KU 1 T. OCULl, V. Hit: 1H1I lllW 11 that lath. 21st, and 23rd New York: 1t the neim l.n. h.a I Rennhlinm ij lnat 'aaaaal People Gas Dakota, and v.r- hinisdf gcarce Qr fae follows: "The President desires me- to say that, havina: heard that returns wasnmgton, pointing out the measure had indicated tho Binia.

A further possible rwmncratti last long. Munn inquired the trouble. the U. sat in her little restaurant here tonight planning the menu for tomorrow's noonday meal. I "1 think I should celebrate my own election tomorrow by preparing some extra fine salad and chicken, she aid she wrote the bill of fare on her typewriter.

Then turning again to politics, she shook hands with many who came to congratulate nn hor -1 iiif mm 14 IEETINQ OF WOMEN'S UXIL- I ARY ORANGE GEN. HOSPITAL. plate visit to the Panama Canal Zone he had directed me to place a January. 20.62 early i.T ihe noo.i hour, or only 2 to 12 points low last night's closing pries. According-to local spot interests no fresh busi- ss is done spot cottiin a ml the absence of Southern pressure liere was regarded as reflecting firmness among holdt'rs.

The cot am market closed bare'v steady. set appeared possible in the fourth.111 Defore the answer came Piumner Tennessee district Where W. F. had disappeared. He teemed to have orx rrr thFor seveida; hour: Munn Hull, earlier reported elected.

searched the suroundings about the The Senate majority was settled store but no trace coM be found'. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i PUtsMirg a. id Va. Ray Consolidated Copper Het Jro Steel N. Shell Trans, and Trad.

Mi i Oi! Si utliern Pacific. Railwnv i 1 Oil iii N. pl. Tr-r tfntei.lt t' Texa Company Tu. and Pacific The November meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Orange aiouUi ai your disposal.

I am also-authorized to offer in ni8 name the" use of the Mayflower to take you to "vu uut" wajwiijiB wnn Japanese treaty right- ana Drowning. according to the' YorMn Choho, an The election in the third district independent organ which quotes a of Joseph Brown, Republican, over foreign office official to this effect John A. Moon, Democratic incumbent, Formal negotiations, the newspaper has been conceded by the Democrats, follow and an agreement ahile i in the first and second districts lWmantly removirnfie cause of Republicans were elected. til traMe. tJiZT 1U frm Practica'-lyi Hochi.Shimbun reports that' mc entire state, benator Harding con- M.

Shideha serai Hospital was held Thursday MM II W. W. Hastings Who has reiireapntori On returning to Orlando Munn informed Mr II, ,1 .1. i nisui waajB oeiaiea returns from the mountain regions-of Ken- 'ii1 of Tuesday, as the latter was Hampton Roads where the Bhip will wait for you, if that suits your con- venienpo I tucky gave the Republican candidate' 0uy Rlabard P. Ernst, victorv over' Sen: searching was sent to look MEN'S YEAR SOLDHPROM $60 TO StKhBnD THIS SEASON WE ARE OFFERING SUITS FROM $45.00 TO $05.00 AND A FEW AT $35.00.

Come and let us show you the fine quality of the suits we are showing the consei-vative as well as the smart styles their fine workmanship the smart patterns and the all-wool fabrics. the Second district since 1914. "Miss Alice," known over the state HQ the tllOdl High 2110 M.6S rarch 2042 May 20.02 Jllly .....19.73 C. McLean acted as chair- wr iiacKnam. DmncrM for him.

Thursday All day Wednesday and the search was continued tinned today to lead Governor Co, by in Washing VrZZZ.Z'ZT" iMontana's four electoral votes fell definitely into the Harding column masTl)" tein, as Mrs. Christ is ill In the hospital. It was unanimously nil i Ai 7 I t'li. jij' cuaracLer In Oklahoma, made the race for C-tigress despite the fact that she was opposed to and worked actively huiue wuru reacnea air yuicb, wnue tne i iv ha.ro uj inaloritv of Alf Tuvin hinh in ot BO" that Piumner had been killed -w-T Ritiwi, I -r 6ive me pleasure to make arrangements as wUl be suitable to you." The Secretary did not announce what battleship would be placed at the disposal of Mr. Harding and his party, but indicated that it will be one of the newest of the -t fFau win siop immigration and that Mr.

B. E. Ewin could inform candldate for eovernor, over Gover- to the V. S. in return fnr whi.h publican candidate lrt rson Ebony Snov I North Dakota'sfive electoral nlm where the body could be found.

voles countod last night when Demo- Hodges immediately left for Oeoee cratic leaders admitted they had glv- Unon entering NFW ORLEANS COTTON. NEW ORLEAN'S. Nov. 4. steady; November 1999: nomina': December 20.2$; January 19.80' bid: 19.63; Mav 19.40 bid: Julv 11 JOfJSJ.

The cotton mar'-et clos 1 steady at net declines of 43 to 50 points. vre. ocuu iii i i ti nuie oi greeting from the Auxiliary. There attSakaT of new members elected: Mrs. L.

C. Massey. Mrs. A. R.

Hogue, Mrs. A. J. Nye, Mrs. f.

Itlankner. Orlando; Mrs John Match-ett. Pine Castle, and Miss Lillian me woman sum-age amendment. The men forced the vote on us, BmW I'm going to see if they mean II," she said when she announced he rcandidacy for congress. I "1 guess they did," she concluded, when the figures telling of her eec- ft-ltn Ivc.n nor Roberts, Democrat, was nearly America will accord Japanese now in 40'000- America the same treatment as other Figures compiled by the Commer- foreigners, cial Appeal from all but forty scat-' Marquis Okuma, former premier, tered precincts In the- state gave interviewed by the Yoruzu Choho, de-Harding a majority of 9,400 and Tay- clares that only thoughtless people lor a lead of 39,542.

The. vote was: have talked of war between Japan Harding Cox, 193,179. land America over California. Taylor, Roberts, 171,601. "tt Japan fights with arguments of dignity and he Is quot- AMFniPAW HRIIC ied as saying, "Americans will act HiflLlllUHIl rmlflO st'y The defeat of Gov Cox is en up nope of carrying the state, the Mr adoption of Montana brought the 8tatlng mislon.

Haridng total up to the 404 mark. 1 Piumner, who on leaving the truck, Vesterday'g count In Oklahoma as- nad dodged around the back of the sured the nation's new women vot- buildings had managed to soueese him era one representative in the lower 8elf nA.r nagea t0 squeeze hlm- house Miss Alice Robertson of lt tne spBce beeen the Muskogee, a farmer and restaurant and "r0UId being barely enough owner. Miss Robertson was an anti- for llin) to force his way Slowly he the" made hls wa towari te front of the nsramhsr lnuny March Mav 'uly 20 ill! 19.9t! 19.2ft 80 Years Old -Was Sick Now Feels Yoong Afte Taking Eat onle lor Soar Stomadi "I had soar stomach since had the grip and it bothered me badlyi Bars taen Eatonio only a wsek and am mnch better. Am SO years old," says Mrs. John Hill.

Eatonic qnickly relieves soar stonv tch, indigestion, heartbarn, bloatinf and distress Iter eating becaase takes np and carries out the excesi acidity and pases which cause most Stomach aliments. have "f.ie wrytaicr" ai.d si HI i do not give'ep L'. teliet to ten-' thousand i li-e yon. A big i P-H. with Mi ww ii- wiuuiil iu uer The story of Miss Robertson's life which began in a little Indian Mission ten miles from here 65 vears aeo Hardina Expected To Accept MARION, Ohio, Nov.

Harding is expected by his advisors here toda yto accept President Wilson offer of a naval vessel for his voyase to the Panama Canal zone The president-elect himself, however would not make a positive statment on the subject this" al'Urnoon pending actual receipt of the message from ijecre-tary Daniels mailing the offer in the name of the president. Ucttou. This famous preparation as ilmple and easy to use as manicuring your nails. Special Free Tlal Offer. Every package of Brownatone contains full, simple directions for Working its magic on gray, faded or streaked hair.

Guaanteed ha.mlefs. At all leading druggists fp anil 1 Sh nnrlrat-aa TWU Col ors; "'Light to Medium Brown and "Dark Br-n to Black." Send to Th Kei.tin Pharmacnl 538 Copi ln Covington, enUcslng 11 cents ti pay postrtce. packing and war tr. for a free trial packge of Brown tone GRAIN AND PRODUCE Nov. 4.

Corn owned Ik the story of a sacrifice by a woman congressional race to see If the men where he tav irom Wednss- for the betterment attriDuted by Marquis Okumo to the of the Indlmi nt-u luey laruBi me vote wao mm uut, ai UB hours), leaving his hiding Dlace after TRY TO CANCEL bearine Hnd kiipy IDliCTCiii ciiTtrno He was so weak from exnosiire and 'We of nations which he declares even democrats dislike." He does not anticipate the republican administration will rise the tariff owing to economic difference. niuiv Hnnoitin en icno want of nourishment that he was un I unchanged to 7-gc lower. Oats startled unehanfod to lower. Provis-ll-T' vre firm. Chicago.

Xot. 4 Prices elos-d lc net lower to a advance. Wheat Closed 3H6'ic net lower, I Wheat- Open K'gh Uiw Cie i Dec, s.mi MW4 2.04 Mar. LM 1 .57 1.94 Corn tribes here. Miss RoLert son's" father came to the Old Indian Territory In 1849, when the cry of 'Gold'' was heard from California an dthousands of peoi le rushed to the far But his mis-i slon was not one of "Mv father cm 1, mm tn hu miA able to walk.

Whpn nalrort uh BRITISH ORDERS CUT IN COTTON ORDERS WITH BRITISH FIRMS MAY RUN UP TO TAn Ull I inu baiuihii PLEA nF NAT mill TY had ml i. jewen. Mlis Wrisht stated that the driveway fund had reached the sum of $1,171.28 which Is $171.28 more than the amount pledged by the Auxiliary. The work on the driveway hus begun, the curbing partly In on the sonth side, it begins to look as if some day the sample of Flakier county roads will be done away with and the drive made to match the pood roads Orange county hrags of. There have bajaj severs! donations for this work, one letter read yesterday from Mrs.

D. C. Wheeler containing a chock for $2.00. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs.

Lloyd sent tn books unl mactzlnes yester-day. Mrs. J. W. Simmons stated that the Wedne-tday Hridge club Intended taking Olln as their protegee this win-tori The committees for the "At Home" at the hospital Dec.

4th. Sat i rday. 10-12 a. m. and 2 4 p.

m. herns; the hours. wa I WW Ik. I Daiu lie had made up bis mind to atav there STERLING. PreParat'ons For.

Vacation 0 Nov. 5. In linal preparation for his 'first real vacation in month8t Pre.sident-el' Harding today disposed of the last renaming business of his campaign here and virtually abandoned the headquartere building which has housed his office and Campaign assistants since July. With Mrs. Harding and a party of friends he leaves tomorrow morning for a month vacation trip that will take him to southern Texas and probably to Panama.

As Mr. Harding began his last day's work in citizen tor the new country," Miss Uobertson said. Mlsa Robertson's ELECTED SHERIFF OF MICH- TOWN, HUBBY IS APPOINTED DEPUTY 13 CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING unt" he died un'pss Hodges came for TO BRING STOLEN SECURITIES bim- as ne thought him the only one INTO THE DISTRICT FROM N. Y. aole 8ave his life.

I had heard my jfathfr say a man could live nine days WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. Jules w.l tooi 0T water, and I was go- (Nicky) Arnsteln entered a plea of 'n nr inc. victory over congrossmi Hastings was made possible by her own efforts. When a man or woman came Into her csfeteria.

she sst down at the table and talked lt over. THE ARCADE TODAY A Thoroughfare from Pine to Church Streets Here y6u can have your clothes pressed or uudo. Buy fruit or groceries. Plumbing work or cuttlr.e. Good meals and things for the home.

Heal estate bargains or hotel accommodations. See the New Arcade. i There were several men present not guilty hen arraigned here to LONDON, Nov. 5. At a special meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce Thursday, says a dispatch to the London Times from Manchester.

American firms were accused of attempting to cancel orders' for cotton goods as a result of the recent heavy fall In cotton prices. It wag said that the loss to Man-1 Chester If the cancellaMnna ororo nor. day Justice Gould, of the Dls- Piumner made his appearance trlct oi Columbia Supreme Court, on an from unaer the store this morning, and MRS. JANE JOHNSON BELIEVES SHE IS CAPABLE OF TAKING A "BAD MAN" IF OCCA8ION AVB. sJrvB.

"9 23. 4U I' 24 95 18.77 ,18.90 Mar Oats Dec. .53 May ,89 Pork Nov Jan Lard Nov. 19.00 19.00 Jan. 16.30 16.32 Ribs Nov Jan commended the boy on his good judgment In staying In hiding.

There was no demonstration made agalst him, ES. The people of the towns and couna Lt iifDihinri iiavrn Unchr New trii ww re I I msi iti irtm kiiii Harding campaign headquarters, workmen were cleaning from the Harding lawn next door demolished standards and burned-out red Are ton-lies of last night's celebrttion in which several thousand of his neighbors In Marion and nearby cities nald ROSECOMMON, Nov. 5. nniicii oulil be between Snn.Onfl tn mm ror nis protracted fast and uncom fortaWe bed. 2,000,000 pounds sterling, but the lat Mrs.

Jane Johnson, 65 years old, mother of three ULIli tfllf HULL mnivLij SAFE GET-AWAY FROM ADVANCING SOVIETS ter ngure was considered nearer the cimuren ana snenrr- elect of Rosecommon onnntv rhildren nH out inert th Indictment chargim; him and others with conspiring to bringetolen securities Into the district from New York. Arnsteln reserved ths right to withdraw his plea within a week and to make such other motions as be might decide noon. Justice Gould refused today to decide the question of bail. One phase of the Arnsteln case Is now before the United States Supreme Court and as the Justice has been Informed ihat an opinion from that court expected Monday he said he would wait until Monday before ruling on the appllca-l Many folks won't hear fjs bis bore because of their Article Ten will nver rected. The scramble or polit has' started in with a rush.

4 SSS hSlll ed out of last winter's overt Railway travel southw: freatly increased within the days. Tbe westber man is certaii his level beet to furnish thli vith a brand of unexcelled Kow that the campaign is i 11am Jennings Bryan has i the power of speech. Our Idea of a sorry Demo one who waa too lazy to gi The spellbinders will now go way bsok and sit down popnll Is In tbe saddle. -s) The Solid South" was ci little in the laat struggle, rapid way in which lt will urlll prove surprising. Everybody Is falling in line If weliome the Confederate to Orlando next week.

Our be honored by their presence. 4 It has beea safely said th the fourth of March that tb be no more Democrats in tl dt ntlal chair for the next foil 4 a- Now that the election is of the principal questions cos many people will be the pric keys. Tuesday waa the birthday ren O. Hardin and the A people made hlma birthday 4Wl! worth while" Only Julv C. i will also rime In ahsre of the glory.

4 S. LUllau RnsseU in rg1sterk hr age as 41 A mean maj Eastern aaper has figared It i tb h- UllUn was rl-d when ibe waa only tbre old No merchant aau to sales a secret. He waits. know whe he is afxartig cepttoul bargam He sua hi lea uUsna by isssst Read whatitey hav to aay I A resolution was passed that no i aV Bne ty as well as Oiose in Orlando are urgently requested 'to attend. Saturday being a day when a great many people have to be In town, and they can surely apend an hour of the djy visiting the hospital and see for themselves what is being done, This Is to be donation day also and any and every thing In the way of jellies, frulta, vegetables, fresh or canned, chickens, aggs.

and furniture, or washable rags. Don't forget that the Hfi MA Mi-R PflUPD cancellation would be agreed to, in -I run k. a .1 a iiiau, or a nan case the terms of the contracts had woman mvself If mw I IWfflall IU laaaa Vj imiL. a SEAHOLM THE TERRIBLE SWEDE VS. JAS.

PIERSON. THE CAMPION AT LUCERNE FRIDAY NIGHT. HAS SUCCESSFULLY W4TH0RAW-EN HIS TROOPS TO CRIMEA; CAPTURED LARGE NUMBER AT SALKOVA. dept- yow mm Brew to, Plumbing Gas Fitter, Etc. All Work Guaranteed Chas.

Reicken Arcade Hotel and Apartments All rooms refurnished, painted and decorated. Sanitary Throughout Auntt iurrKtSS A Chambw "but a of i-i "''LL I IlLOO of Commerce in London has agreed appoint my husbsnd deputy In the PORT ON OF EVIDENCE TT hF- 2 I UllllUn Ur Lf lUCnilCl of tbe Manchester Chamber of Com- caring for prisoners. I will look after merce. asserted that some American my children-two girls and a boy- JUDGE ANDERSON DEFINES NA- flrm" wer 'n. responsl- and the domestic dnH.

J. AUKtt XUHPKtSS A Vlx Seaholra. "the Swede Demon SEI1ASTOPOL. Nov. 4 fUnenl Wrestler." arrived In Orlando last I H.iSliBt.f frvtnt hid awnnar-iunn nursea aa well as patients have to be Baron Wrangel, head of the anti bolted aad cared for.

suevlk government of South Russia tlon. Arnsteln was here In custody of a United Statea marshal from New rHl (. vj Jas llht b'-avr. billty. Mr.

Stockton edded that i.n ay t.me. TURE OF INVESTIGATION Whith him a tumultuous tribute as the sue-eespful presidential candidate. In his speech to the cheering crowd for his jiost-electlon front porch speech the new president-elect pronounced the league o' nations de-MMssJk although by an historic co-tnclderce a crowd was gathered at I mme hour on the White Hoyiie law it, hshington acclaiming tm league In the presence of President Wilson, s'oon after his vacation Wuvth he has promised thro.miii ut Mr llardmg ie expected to take ste toward a consultation of ststesr whlo hl.e las promised througho.t tbe campiign for formulation of American program toward a 'peace sa.yl a. Wr thrr he actually will issomble Mch a counsel before htr inauguration, however, Is rsrn-dc ss doubtful ATTORNEY ropes to box Young (Benny) Leonard. This is billed as the beat class, of scientific boxing yet seen hers aj ln me Mrs Johnson added in mere snoina oe a room rurnlsnefl has successfully withdrawn his troops York.

It had not been decided when specially for the nurses when they to Crimes before the advance of soviet i Oie prisoner was taken back to a ho-mre ill. Cannot some one take up armies south of too Dnieper River. He tel whether he would be returned to WILL BE MADE IN GENERAL'S CASE. a illty of trade either between In- become ecesry for her to a UDteM the bad man- he will know some tracts are maintained. one h.

this work, for lt Is greatly needed? Get the Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast is master of Perekop and also Salkova. I New York and brought here again INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 5-Fed- D. weight champion, a hard mat fight ton'onow niiM.

the Luc rti The-n'-e. -v If hi ws irood Ua a tonight, he remarked that his w.r.d was pj-'ect and oth rwiaj ae a always In condition, realy to give and take a severe match on At Salkova, General Wransel has Monday or be held in Washington Capt and Mrs. H. Roberts, Props. LUCERNE THEATRE, P.

NIGHT. ral Judge Anderson declared In U. S. dUtrict court today that the investiga- lion tn mad. h.

FRA2IER JUMPS TO LEAD A Rat Thst Dtdnt 8mell After Being Desd for 3 Months. "1 asraar It was dead at leaat 3 months," said James Bykes, Westfleld. J. "We saw this rat day. Put a cake of RAT-SNAP behind a barrel.

Months laUr my wife asked about the rat. Remembered the barrel, looted behiod It. Thv re was ta rat dead, not the slightest odor Throe sixes, 35c. 6Sc I WIS Sold and guaranteed by Nick Tbe sheriff-eie6t gained ex perlence from her husband, who has Hauan ekIM TO- captured thousands of men of General Budeny cavalry. The spirit of bis troona Is rood hut thev wnm ml Plerson an! al.olm lave -roi met In a hatch before and both will be trying to win quick as they are meeting on a winner take all agreement.

Tbla match Is going be a stvrre teat of strength and science and the fana will witness as thr'liing and spectacular match as was ever seen anywhere. The boxing end of the pro ram will show two new faces in ths when Jonnle Armstrong of "ienton Harbor, Mich, steps throug.i th IN David W. Sullivan and Wilen W. Basterday, Washington broken, named with Arnsteln in the indictment were arraign-, with blm today and also entered a plea of "not guilty." Both are at liberty on bond. NORTH DAKOTA Past stx years and whom She married to 1 Johnnie Armstrong ig the only 1 i erwelght boxer that Jimmy Wild iUn TiTil3flffii to hla r- tot- oT tha fijv-ral lanU vr aii.n;, w'l giro the fan lha it r.how ye.

at the Lucerne iios w'th soort haldlag ring-I alt' or orcitesira tickets wUl he 1-m ted tr e. I their long fight, which has lasied for Vlx Seaholm, the Terrible Swede months, and ar glad to be ss-rrestler, announced this morning that luro rest In Crimea. Bays sat sawf look or feel right rNh the system fan 0- fSlaawa. Millions of folks haths latoraail aow Instead of loadlne their vtn of Attorney General Palmers connection with the soft coal conspiracy cases would be for the purpose of ascertaining "whether the attorney gen- ral can make an agreement suppress a portion of the government evidence." I The statement slppartntly was Art Fighting Hard. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nor.

I Pan) FARGO, N. Nov. 5 -After trailing behmd in the vote since election night. Gov. Lynn J.

frailer, republican candidate endoraing the Nonpartisan league, swung into th- lead The annual nHeting of the Orlando Chapter American Red Cross will be held st 8 o'clock this evening In the lecture rooms of the Presbyterian Church. Aside from renort nr, lnf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE One gas range, two white enameled beds, one quartered oak dining taole, three kitchen taldes. Ave kitchen chairs, and other articles. Call at 106 Margaret St A ll-4-ltc Crocery. Orlando.

Fla. wita Will an inside bath GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAV; ytwi lay. Wall. It narmnteed to par-form mlracUo If TOO could balleTs GENERAL BLITCH PRAISES HUGHES FOR VET PROGRAM early today In the gubernatorial race. 1 Mr Tho "int passed away at being more than eight hundred vote.

T. el'n -Ine street, at would take a good big strong sliest ler to put his shoulders on the mat this evening at the Lucerne Theater. Asked (or a statement, Jim Plerson, his opponent, said he wss sure Sea-holm was dangerous man, but reminded the writer that he would show the tans of Orlando what an bonest-lo goodness wrestling match looked like tonight The main event in tbe boning pro- cii turuu mangel, wnose rorces nave been driven back into ths Crimean peninsula from Russia proper by boi-ahevlkl armies, has broken a silence of four days with a characteristically laconic message to Baron eea Wrangel. His telegram said: We are fighting hard. In Mil hope.

The Baroness, who has spent many these hot wstar enthustasu There are vast numbers of men and women who, trsBnSajlUy pon arising WsSSBBg drtnx a glass of real stoo phcwptatPTos'a excellent health measure. It Is leaded to flush the atassach. llrer sSss prompted by Washington dispatches quoting Mr Pslmer as saying he was unable to understand what Judge Anderson is proposing to tavautiiatsV: The court's explanatory ststemeat was made today when attorney hi a Boxing and Wrestling LUCERNE THEATRE FRIDAY EVENING AT 8.30 octoca last night, aged 45 years. an 11 E35i tluring armUtlce weak. IfteaMlng, wZ 8 Mrs.

Fllat Is arrived tar hs work of this organization Is requMted.i nit democratic opponent J. I. Conner. Returns from lSSz pre tacts gave frailer 14.48 and O'Connor liMti FYarler's re-ele; Mtj hat been conceded by the Fargo orum. which supported O'CouDer.

NOTICE For special contracts of, handling oranges, picking, clearing land, pruning and nankin; tre s. and looking after groves In general, phone 615. II 4 fit-p COMMANOER OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS THINKS PLAN OF tN-TERTAINHENT EXCELLENT: Mat! Rike Bros. Restaurant eed's Bakery Home Cooked Meals Fresh Bread and Cakes Dally Tropical Ginger Ale Cigars and Tobacco T. J.

FOSTER, Booth 2 Arcade Barber Ql First Class OnOp Work Oaly -r L. LBEt Ma-3 FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS PRODUCE Mr-nit- Ford Arcade, at Church St. nays snd the thtrV ft of of Ois sliSsssjJ day waste WILL arrive IN ORLANDO civil case asked that It he set for early Tuesday hearing. Declaring he uma unable at to be present at tonight meeting. and lndlgestfbla matsrtal left la grsm will surprise and a real treat slwpless nights sine? the bolshevik of for the fsns when Tooag (Benny) fensive began, aald today: -AIM waat Leonard and John la start lT matter how bad it Is which If not sttmli WUl, Mrs.

W. V. flasji ajn food for (he Blitloas of capable Apply GenU' Clothes Cleaned and Pressed While You WsK GIVE US A TRIAL Room No. Valet Pressing Shop We Buy, Sell and Build Homes and handle all kinds REAL ESTATE Real Estate. A Building Co.

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We Oont Use Steam Preiser Arcade Second Hand Store We buy and sell anything and everything. Furniture, Stores, Gotb-iaag, Shoe. Arcade Coffee Room Regular Dinner 50c tip ted Dtify Good Food at Reasonable Pricn- recurred from M) hi set date for the other caae of the pending ceal asjasja. ICOOK NTED Mast be of all roand kitchen work. Oikland 'lloteL Oakland, FU.

i Gen nl Blitch tits morulas- letter on tnerr v-rouns on, D.lk kv. 1 MM rt Main Wrestling: VIX SEAHOLM Vs Kansas City hi rasuh Is poisons and toxins JIM PIERSON BUUDING OF ALL KINDS WE ARE CON- --J TRACTORS now sjafsfst construction by us: Judge assay's residence and two other houses on Lake Lucerne; abo Fuller House Lst sat give you Estimates hUshed profit. Veterans Re- Vnvateihite aram for the Caafe-oatoa to be VM Is 11-4BM "1 am bwu vii wm wr mtm sal th winner has hmm promkaaj as the winner has heaui promised a In controversy with I hive a can for ii aa. 1 twi. navi i snag heoui a saagaagf it Church and I reed her re- II hi, kidney mlstry.

NO ISSUE OF REPORTER-STAR TOMORROW. Pere will be no issue of The Reporter Star tomorrow afternoon, and thereafter on Saturday after-noons. Instead of the Saturday afternoon issue, The Reporter-Star will publish a Sunday mornintr paper, whifth will ttem with news of intend from all BRATES WITH FISH CHOWDER pars blood and all sorts of ailments, sotwhafsel good od da7 sod la a BARGAIN la r. Paige Six. equipped front a ad mr bnmpers.

motor one tra tire; iierfert condl-tk: loxcaSB for qskk sale. J. a Hnft. 2K B. Orance ts 1 1 4-U-c -8 Rounds: Main Boxing Ha -in thai.

House again a run. 5uhT- Kftr KcaS Johnny Armstrong v. Young Benny LMMvi ZTT ffwvernasev: tr. th. trial of (hat hsdM I 1 "-taar, -d of the protfra-j tj, JTnZJZ Kl LZj 7 l' Z'l Jl dO TTUIIU Vail 11 Will mnVPVOrf in I nnln THE WEATHER 1 Detroit COmriKte Mmi4 saf FGS SALF Oak xasrtK aB cosa s4tc aoarlr se.

SI 2 S. Lake BL Thke it av far rash. sVftv lSttTB8I flavtatftsB-tasV ttTtktV HfUC KUH worid event a staff of local and county wrretposV dfnts will jrive the readers a complete rume the Tickets at Elbre's Pharmacy and the I LDEst 4k 7t Firfl Ih Tnsss 4alHfsi Ouruyksl Sh aa Irs mym. Orlando, FU AB faraasaad. stsas) Sa Gail a tm4 Hassl Basre.

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