Samuel J. Koonig to read the from Senator telegram luncheon, to say anything in regard to life sustenance. When the' housewife Harding, which was as the that the 101 counties wer« ofN.Y. follows: wouldprobability Legislature of to-day goes to the store every arti¬ Has Lead and in completed to-day again oust the Socialist mem¬ cle she is or in¬ nearly every c*se they reduced Jörnen . "I have been buys taxed, directly Oglesby the chosen to lead in the bers. vot« of every candidate, no orte restoration of American representative In his the directly. This government, under the gaining material to Excel speech candidate for Gov¬ Administration which we have had for Of any advantage in the government. Extraordinary as is tho ernor complimented the 2,526, McKinley reduction. y0W Republican seven years is the most extravagant « fact, it is none the less a fact that women upon their energetic under a rule in this which tion. organiza¬ government in the world. We have Of in Illinois labelled« itself country spent money like water, borrowed with 19,140, Mrs. Maine 'democracy' even the "I came down here from what I sup¬ »both hands and kept credit inflated. Of Robinson Victory fundamental doctrines of the Demo¬ posed was the center of Completes Republicanism this cratic party were in state course, has kept prices high. The Lowden Choices Guber¬ Plans forgotten and aban¬ this to help inject a little en¬ women voters can do more ef¬ for of Tour I? doned and we have beheld a real men¬ thusiasm into nothing Speaking gyle City Republican, ace your campaign," he said, fective than to impress upon their natorial and to the American Republic in the "but I find I am Senatorial Mrs. Corrine Roosevelt Robinson, sis¬ at Lunch¬ centralization of getting instead of neighbors thiB truth about the cost of ter of the late Colonel Slogan County government and giving enthusiasm. If this sort of government and cost of so Nominations 268 Roosevelt, called power and in the of we living, Ahead; yesterday at Republican National Com¬ eon; Candidates Tell of those who unwillingness thing continues shall hold the en- called." mittee have enjoyed extraordinary tire state, from Erie County to New Other speakers and guest3 of honor Chicago Precincts Missing headquarters to complete her Needed U. S. war powers to relinquish them when York, and we shall make true plans for a speaking tour in the Mid¬ Reforms by came. the slo¬ were Benjamin M. Day, Miss Natalie dle west. She peace gan on your cards, 'Make New a 18..With returns will work under the di¬ "We York Couch, Fiorella La Guardia, Colonel CHICAGO, Sept. rection of the Chicago c have had unpreparedness for Republican City."' B. in from all but headquarters. Sweaters and Scarves for Rule war and He devoted the Lafayette Gleason, Gustave Hart- down-state precincts, At headquarters yesterday Mrs. Robin¬ ofHosiery, ¡{arding Popular unpreparedness for peace and remainder of his man, Mrs. William Gerry Slade, R. Mon¬ 268 in Cook Lieutenant son said: reckless with our speech to a discussion of Article roe missing County, bungling American X of Marshall, Miss Marguerite L. Smith, "I am at sue- business and agriculture. < tho League of Nations, that on James Governor John G. Oglesby, supported greatly encouraged the ^adsworth Calls for New "The idea this Wilson saying O'Malley, Mes. Mabel McKinley cess of the various primary campaigns, 20% DISCOUNT of an association of na¬ and Cox were in perfect Baer, George A. Glynn, Mrs. Samuel by Governor Lowden in the race for the and feel that the of Taxation to Cut tions, in which accord, and that this was victory in Maine plan almost all American? the one thing S. Koenig, James A. Wendell. Mrs. John Republican nomination for Governor, points directly to what will is reserved, every believe, has been so twisted out oí Harding and Coolidge proposed to de- T. Pratt, Jeremiah Miss in happen the High Cost of Living shape because of the feat. Wood, Mary- to-night held a liad of 2,526 over Len November. The nominations in New NOTHINGitem is included. And 20 % will failure of thosi Wood, James W. Wadsworth jr.. Small, who was backed Will¬ York State are of so a charac¬ intrusted with our affairs to consul! "The women of Maine proved the Miss Helen Varick by Mayor ter that I high be>deducted from the amount of your "NffW is the time for all good women the will of the other that Boswell, Na¬ iam Hale Thompson of Chicago. am convinced the Empire people, that an entin day they have been consid¬ than L. Miller, Mrs. Arthur L. Returns State will add a splendid to Re¬ bill. will be closed out come to the aid of the rarty. We reconstruction of that idea ering this subject with their brains from other Cook County quota Many specials to now be Livermore, Samuel L. Koenirr, Mrs. Na- precincts gave an average plurality of publican victory. I feel that Republi¬ at comes necessary to unito tho Ameri »nd not their emotions," he said. tbnn L. Miller, Charles D. can success is more much lower net prices. For example : did." can Newton, 40 to the precinct for Small. Results important this was 'ne rnessHgc from the wom- people behind it. "Maine is the first rebuke. It is William M. Mrs. James Gris- year than it has ever been Tais "Be assured the first only Calder, of the vote in the missing Chicago in the his¬ «n of Maine to the New York Repúbli¬ that if I am intrustet note, however, in the chorus wold Wentz, Francis M. Hugo, John J. not tory of our country. The issues are Lot No. at their with the task of which will over the precincts will be known until the 1.Opea Work Evening ca women "set together" bringing America bacl ring country in Lyons, Mrs. Jessie Hoyt Higgins, official count next week, and conse¬ clear nationalism against internation¬ at the Hotel Commodore to her main road I shall have no November." Charles S. alism; Stockings $-5.59. Pure thread silk, laacheon yes- dea Whitman, Frank M. Will¬ the race must remain in doubt .Americanism against all-the- these come And the New York women re- ear to the counsel of Senator Wadsworth received an un¬ quently worldism. These are hose in 12 different tBoston, will be the at a sound basis on which to stand as it Promptly. \V. Wadswortl. and September 18, that principal speaker missing. The county precincts reported used to stand before «en»tor James jr. the date of our state convention. Wadsworth on the *mass meeting of saleswomen and Smith an of visionary idealism L. the candidate Talks Taxes gave average plurality 35. became the cult of an unstable Jjdw Nathan Miller, "The news from Maine is of such a; salesmen at Carnegie Hall to-morrow Eight of the missin.ç down-state pre¬ Admin¬ "I feel warranted in a wore As Miss istration. Everything points toward 'or' Governor. ercouraging nature that it aî^os Raying evening. Alexandra Carlisle cincts are in Adams Helen Varick Boswell, chairman seems won. of especial interest to women.and Mrs. Pfeiffer is ^County. Republican victory, but that onlv should yjW the election is There is al that one well known as an On the Democratic side, J. Hamilton excite those »{ the women'!« division of New York ways danger of overconfidence, and n appeals to every man, woman anc actress. Besides Mrs. the former who believe in Republi¬ with the two child in the Pfeiffer, Lewis, Senator, continued to canism to a and more 586 Fifth at Coanty, presided, most matter what the sentiment of the countrv," he said. "It li saleswomen Will hear Senator his lead over greater strenu¬ Avenue 48ih Street R on either peo on a George pile up Barratt O'Hara ous effort to make that candidates side of pie may be, unless it is a subject not often talked about. II. Moses, of New in whose the victory secure." 501 Fifth Avenue at Street ïromjr.entthe table stretch- registered that is taxation.and Hampshire, for gubernatorial nomination and Major Henry S. Hooker, of New York, 42nd 1er and long guest the ballot box it is of no avail in de the financial ane renomination last week the Republi¬ leads by nearly 8ñ,000, with three-fifths also at 4 No. almost the entire length of the elections. One is fiscal policies of our government. can women of New departed for Marion yesterday to offer Michigan Blvd., Chicago tpj the ciding thing ap "I have Hampshire played of the precincts in. his services in the to Senator ballroom. Card3 bearing slogan: parent. That is that the vote of th been told there is a specia an important rôle. Senator Moses, be¬ The Democratic Senatorial nomina¬ campaign At P»lm Retch In «Intfr; at Newpr; ¡n summer 'Make New York a Republican City" women is turning to the República group of successful business womei sides his well known activities in pub¬ tion remained in however Harding. the tablea und were re- here doubt, Robert Major Hooker was active for a were on all party. In that I am sure you will tak to-day, but every woman is i lic life, is a post-graduate salesman. Emmett Burke had 68,256 votes and in year to by several speakers. satisfaction." business woman, as there is The New Senator the Leonard Wood campaign for the (erred great scarcely Hampshire carries Peter Walker 60,700 in 4,366 precincts nomination. He was a Miss Boswell asked C >unty President Judge Miller before th one who does not go shoping. Seven the good standing card of the United out of member of the refused, eighths of the is 5,737. former New York law firm of Marvin, money spent spent fo: Commercial Travelers of America. Official tabulations In fifty out of Hooker and Franklin D. Roosevelt. BONWÎT TELLER c^CQ &foÓpcctal/ycSJiof,-of'OrjjnatioAA BONWIT TELLER GXQ FIPTH. AVENUE AT_ 38. STREET

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