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Rep ubi i cans
CarryBrooklyii:
Haskcll Elected
Man Fought by Anti-Saloon
{?eaguc Leads Ticket in
Race for County Judge;
Dowling lleliim! !*\qiiiers
fiiriiiiioiiil Is Democratic
Kelly Beaten in Kings for
County Clerk; Roosevelt
Wins for the Assembly
'he Ki c ti k V ? '-'-'-^ n fi >m
Earl; r?
that i ? unexpect
dtvi ? ' . . give tl 1 li :
?
... I i
\ ? ? 1 . - .
i ,.? oopositioi t' ? tior
? ' ingress. He pol ' a etrong
cratic vote. His rum
S. Pike, swept
winner i nd Haskell, early
Hi ? rd 1\ N'asl .
Sheriff Dai Grifl
candidat? for count
, who i v. ? ? . - , . . ?
i" :?
on)
Haski - .. ?.....,??:;
u d N'a - ' -
? ?
n yi
, Suff
I
'??'.- 1- Keclected
b u t D
triol
.. '. it.- Dm
I), i".,, rat - \\ in Kit hm
v! i--i ? i ? ? | ? i Democrat!?
W ift b\ \ -nal Majority
; McCm ckeomfe
i
'
Fifth Avenue
, Men'i Wear Dept., 33d St. Entrance
Sate of
Mens Silk Shirts
at S 10.00
* " X -
one week
only we are of?
fering a few ex?
ceptionally fine
Silk Shirts at the
? ?? very special price
of $10.00 each.
The assortment includes
fancy Crepes, White Jersey
and Broadcloth Silk, and
iancy Broadcloth.
Silk and Cotton Shirts
There will also be included
in this sale a broken assort?
ment of Silk-and-Cotton
Shirts in piain colors and
" ? patterns at corre
lin ly r e aso n able
prices.
Look What ? Did to You,
Kelly I? ires Murphy
Major Michael A. Kelly, whose
name uns stricken from the Tam?
many ticket, on which ho wished to
run for President of the Board of
Aldermen, sent the following tele?
gram to Charlea F. Murphy last
night :
"You put mo off t'n" ballot, b :l
iok a ? ? ha ! I did t o > ou,
"MICHAEL A, KELLY."
Republicans M (die Rig
Gains in M estchester
Soldier at Mount \ emon ?s
Defeated by Former Pastor
of German l.ntheran Church
Special Correspondence
WHITE PLAINS, X. V.. Nov. 4. Fol?
lowing the most exciting campaign in
U'cstchi sti r County, so far as mayoral
its are concerned. Elmer L, Kin
caid, n former Cnited States postoffice
inspect? i. Republican, defeat? d Ubert
idt, law ver !ind .'i weal' h; i I
?en, tl Democratic candidate, for
ilayoi ' ' \ ' i bj 1,245 ma?
jo r i t j
fin ? i bit ter conti I bel w en
' ? ? i i -:?. I '? present Comptroller,
?ho Is .. !. : ?can, and Corporal Abe!
.] Levii served wi h the 27th
Divisi? I was wourxled in t he : h roat
at the i i idei bui i: ; ine, 1 icvine, who
? ratic ticket, I? t I -
voice al ' ivounded, bu n i gei y
e foi im to renn n his
oici and '? : ' fed hund red ? of
peecln ?: rpr e oi tin
i , n a plat foi
100 jier cent \ i tl wi
' . .
: . ? ? i ' 'Ii, ran Chun ul
Mount Vernon, 1 I rit>
i ?; ,1 ude Geore. Appell of
\ n II. Del .:
to the sail oiTtci bv 2,311
. ? . . . v. , .,,.
i ? Wl ? Plains ilajor F) :
?? el : ?i '. cai ? ndidate for
1 a y o r, d e f e a t e d F a r ri n pr t o i -1 o m p
-i '.. presem Democrat neu bi
,050 majorit .
iVoim n I;- rouirh >u vs est : est er
? ? l ta active part il
rhej not alon? served wat ih
'?rs and werki I an;
. . r ,. .. \l ,, ?? ; . |,0| . . ?
??.?..'..?.-??: I ? .
! ? Kl
[?'rank H. Knight.
; lirst wi
flat ? ' "'. ? ? i ? : lli
Wi tch ? Sin roc ved a pi ral
1.750 o\ De m ocrat ii ? .
:. - Reptil icai cou
.'..-? \ ester Cou i t m ' a \
27,01 i irity District \\ toi
Pal Davis of Yon] ri
ected .rond t? m by 2,400
1 . ; ivu] ? ' car Leroj V\ ai rei
AI ?. [Mi
N i 1 " : ' . Rep?blica!!,
? Ven ' defeated W. A. Ely, of
? captai' t'nited
? i I in France, bv
ritj f ovei
i - ? ?
. ' . : Corred
ritv o? 2d 00 ovei >' ! .. D
?. . ' : ? opponent, Thi
?'..!'..?
1. rat,
A ??!''??
| . ..
ne visoi ? .
L rg . .
\V L ?' n], Rep?blica
l'ou? , said the voter.
i the Di ' '
? hi n tri o i
. .. Westen? er County
n?s." ? "Latest r
' \ ,.-....-. ; i .. ? -,
I tier Repul? i ? ? i ' . ' '
rate i ? ./ ' lore thai
\-?-a?U La Guardia: Mobbed
lietraetor, * 'anidit Viler C.hasr.
i- {iealen. Kicked and Stabbed
Socialist Vote
Shows Increase
All Over City
?'
Secretary Gferbcr Claims
Total of' 150,000, Com?
pared With 86,384 Polled
by the Party a Year \uo
Count Unfair, lie Asserts
Also Charges Watchers for
Candidates Were Driven
From Many Polling Places
Returns up to midnight indicated a
mbstantial increase in the Socialist
vote in Greater New York. I'p to that
hour the returns showed the Socialists
had polled ?12.2? votes in 2,310 oui of
2,507 election districts. The Soi ali
gubernatorial candidate polled S?,384
votes m the citj last year
Jul .i - i ii rber, ? Kocut ?ve -tcretarj
of the Socialist Party of Xew York,
at midnight claimed the Socialist vote
would reach 150,000. Mr. Gerber also
claimed ; he electioi ol i ., ; I Socialist
AIdermen and six Assi mb!\ in? n. ri
the ? '? ' ? on of S. .lohn Block, Socialist
e ? lidate for m unicipal ( oui I ji dge u\
.ml D. strict. Mr. < ? fbci n idi
tile followii ? tateme]
"Fron all repon : eivc-i fron tin
d ? - ? i ?..',;? our organisation ;
.,.....? ... v. ; , ? .,-,., ?. 150,000
. ? ' - thi oughoul the city, bul b? ..
the fus ion light - agaii I
the gerrymandering ol our opponi its
we will ? i ? ? ect us main- i and rlat?
as we would have if our opponents
honest. Wo could poll a half
? - votes without electing a single
. ii id late. We would elect a good
? i re candidates if it were not
foi the fusion of Republican : d
1 ?? noc rata agai list us."
Mi i ? rber it tributed the larp
' vo t e i o " g i r a i -. i c t i o n
. ? '? dit ns, ' h .' cost of
: ... nation of ca? tal to
... ? ? labor, the ? oi ? h e
t viking coal
ner pro' ng intclligenci
? . ? . ? | ,1 snre-d of S?
: ? - ? world."
Mr Gerijoi chai pod ih..i in manj i n
tance lai attai nd Tin Uron>
Social ?? ' atel v n inti rfen ?; ?? ?th
.,:.,? s o n ? hem t h r o w i oui o 1 :
plac? Lou Waldman, Sociii
cand lat? th? t!th As.ib!> District,
In -aid, I eat? n up m th? tree!
"by thugs" for object ng to th? eject ??
of a So? a'ist watchei in the pol ng
plac? . ' ?27 East Eon - cent! treet.
i Or.ca!, Soi ? ? ' and ?date for
Preside : of the Boai : i : Ud? rm? n,
pli used with the vote hi iiolled.
"Wei . . - poll d i hai mi
tes," e said, "di I persist?
ent ' ? .-?.'. and misri'i
ntatWns directed We
.... -, . rcasoi ' ? belie vi thai tin
ami ' ? . ? resort ei ti . previ ou
: , . oppi ' ' ive bei n
on? V Social ?
? ? em than thi
t."
The ????' 11 ist s sc?red
state by ; e ? ?ect on of John II. G b
hoi ? ?.:?? M i; or ' f Lackau ana, N iaga ra
1 '. ?? ? ' -.. Lacl aw ana i a stci towi i d
i, ibbon ; made h is pri ncipal appeal on
;ln steel strike issue, (.?ibbon lefi at
? M ,-or Ji I A room ?>-, Demo?
. : .i ran foi re? ection ,. ? '; .ho wa
dorsed '?>?? ' Re pub cai
Socialist leads ill
?inj](do Candidates
M ii- Al.? i, S'o\ Eran . C, P( r
h lepend at, indorse I b;
? : : lining oi :. :
..?:.. reased troll? 'ari pi
the highest voti i i tl oi
foi ? i re? caca:
er.- elect' ? ? Ri
\ ? . W, 1- ? ? ? ? 1er, Rei
i'inher of tin ent bi ar
. ? M llea'd, D ocrai
? . board, l'ai led of rei eel
l'he i mcil will stand: Three
i ?e . it
: ? Tin Soc ali ? ca) didati
Reiiei for < lerirv tuen
on crowi for
? f of nee? ?. men bo I ? .
nd 1
/? A\ /.YA;/./A' SITCOM ?WEN'S SHOPS
;. S fVEST iSt/i STREET
Men's Spitalfields
Silk Scarfs
IVhat an inadequate headline !
Bui what headline c\ci can do them justice !
\N hat combination of words reveal such com?
binations d colors! What language limn the
labyrinthine beauties of the patterns' ( )r vis?
ualize the crinkle and the sparkle ol these
georgeous luster-laden London silks! We
give n up and promise to be practical So
here goes' 1 hey were loomed in the pre?
cinct ot Spitalfields, London, and scarfed in
Ncv\ i ork I'hcy are ^ \ 50 ca*. h. plus 1 ^
tor die Government, and sell m M>mc shop*
? ? ? r f f Co more !
'1 - ' - ?*"
';JranhlinSimonc<^o' ?
FIFTH .WINCI:
Vote for President
Of Board of Aldermen
MANHATTAN
da. Guardia Moran i.r>?ni parlen- Mol
\ t) (Il,>p I (Urn, > ,>,. | ,,.,. , Ka| .
... 2.372 3.SII |0 3
i s. r.,741 (?.?a .,,; 7:, G3
> 1. 1.278 I.m;, _??..,;?
?'?. 1,808 NU 79 1.1K1 38 l!l
? ('?. 3,017 4.043 :; r."i | > |
7. 8,766 5,30 ? (??0 80 I,1.
8 . 3.3S4 L'.S4!? I 047 IH
* . 8.4i:t ?-1,881 res ;,i si
I". ?1.162 I.T.TS i,:::' is ?<:
11. 8,864 I,SU 980 ;, . ;,
12. 4.62.1 10.12 : I.U.. 13 M
i- r.or.8 ?.i 997 r,s i:.
! I 3.9 17 7.26.-. 2,r,8il : , in
if). 9,013 1,1168 1,5311 55 I' ?::
17 . 4.121 3,Jill 4,64 I in
?~ ... 5,105 5.186 2,677 23 105
19. ._ 6,570 1.1,7 1.258 55 22
20 .... 3,061 ?I 857 '? !7 : l)
: ? 6,200 :;._-OS 53 I !S 42
. 7,071 5.303 ?1J7 6? 77
1 :.;; . 10.196 6,538 1,325 ^ 71
Total. 133,075 133,807 I".:1"', 95 ! i
Sixty-seven election districts mi ,ii
TIIK BRONX
La '. . ?' ' i Mura Or ?., l'a . Mai
\ ?i K.?;? I Dem. 1 -?? (1 K
! . . 1,156 8.409 3.636 56 26
2. 6.591 I 1.019 2,519 76 20
3. 1,577 1,057 1.61 ?21 !
I 3.111 1,201 f.. 180 . ' fi
1,3 ??? 1.913 5,692 19 !
6. 3,94 : 8,060 1,221 6 ! s
7 I 20 i, 199 3,512 :?8 : :
j. 8,027 9.31 : 1.15' 7- I'
roi.il ? ' 61 ?I,471 28,560 ' ' : : .
BROOKLYN
;.<.,:. Mora O a Pa I ij
-. , ? , Id v IIV 111.' . ! - ti,
ii.142 6.168 322 74 16
0.55 . 1.19 I?8H ' ; ;t
.';:::; ,',8n'l 1,'7'lS 68
9,787 ' 89 ; 94il 189 Ij
I 616 3,448 2.98?
... . ?,030 : t'.t: ??" 1 18
i.nov i5.1i 21 '? 11
.'. . . , 7.61 . '. . - ? 1,211 i ;. 61
, ?- . . ? 195 -1
1 ! . . 7 7 1 ? 1.91 I : ;. 135 116
7 91 : : - r.6 7 : is
? ??? . ; ' ??'? ? it
?
,31 '? .,.'?
>: 71, , ks; 6H 1,7
1,862 ? .' 23
:?,.;?: . re . 621 182
. ::- I 668 : . 7., ?7j ; ?
L'.Sl: .',117 1.980 1]
Id I . S.476 L.254 149 ?2
11,571 ?? 986 ?91 162 1
r.732 6.131 3.D35 108 151
3,1 ?
142.3: 124, .38 "?,?161 2,2fc t - : .
ection districts rains in?
QUEENS
si :?
: ? I
, .,; 38.881 1.211 r.32? 210
\ . .. ml.ly tli tri "? and 13 Elect ?n dis
mi? ? ii'K.
RICHMOND
? , t M lircai P(i.-',.cr S
-
; (i t 457 217 !
7,763 SIS 217 5
? Kli lien tli tricts misai lis
\ <>(?? for Supreme
Court Justices
MANHATTAN
. ? ' : . ! ? my, 1 .
\ \- iKco.-I .1.) iltej il.IVm.i
: i ? ?
. ?"? 6,31 ?
. ? :??? ? US!
... ?".175 8.1-37
1, 15,561 5, 16
liKOS V
Long Buried
By Landslide
In Bay State
i ontiniifd from puye i
Massachusetts) are net labor men, or
policemen, or union men, or poor men,
or rieh men, lor any other class mi n
first i i'.ey arc American ? fir ?t. The
wage earners have shown by their votes
that they resent trying to usse the n foi
private interests. They are for the gov?
ernment. American insi itul ion ? are
safe in their hands,
"Some ol' those who leave po il n
(heir leaders and argued that thi wage
earner ?, were patriot ic becau ?c tin ?
leaders told them to be, may well now
inquire whether the case did not itand
the other way about. It begins to look
as if those who it tempted to lea ! t he
wage earners must first show that they
elves are pat riotii I the; are to
have any following.
"Three words tell the result V. .
chu -etts ?a American. Hie elect
be a welcome demonstration to the
nai ?on and to people evei yv hei - vho
believe that liberty . an onlj In i
c ired by obedience to law."
Coolidge Leads From Outset
I ho trend toward Coolidge was
.N nt as soon as returns bei n to
in. Although memb rs o tin !.'? iu
lican State Commit tee had been ready
to ac? :??: :i I lemocra! i plu ral it\
13 i ' ; of 21 ,0 . oi ? ven 2" .i, in ?. i: ;
f the ajipea Mr. I, up'
' o rad ?eii i - and rabid n : ?
becau i apparent that fl
.lidge would havi : ?? un : i ndicap
Ero m thi outset Covornoi . . u ?
?.' us ga ' n : ng 2 to ' over Lonq outside
of Boston and was k |iii
at his heels even in th? i t: I ? .
< 'ooi dge ca i ried Loi town,
Eramingham, by 232. Hudson, a sho?
mai it fact u ring tow n, y ve C. ? ? ?
plurality ol 263, against the marg i
e obtained la I ar.
I 'rom the moment the poll o? ?
? v ., - evident that the entiri
was aroused. Long line
iad gathei a ist ?
i'i' hefori . tlooi . mu
? i ?.?'. ' our I of then
regia te red i
. ?.' ? ' ei n olive drub
. ii . uni
r belt.s, wen i dut :
?sting iboiH '? ; p
.. .... . ... | : ..-. ... -, , ?
order. Hie | irdsi a
reminder of the trated
(] overnor Coo! i da I ?? ? ?ted b; ?
Democrat] oppo
Long said hi ,?? ed *
one of the u :
;
"I ni', ited ? I bi ? ive
? ." '? - u ' 1 humid e a ca
over again, I wouli
: . ' ? . '.
:. .
? ...?? tted bis
id : III of the vote '
? . Norweil nd Orleai
fr i t b ?.? i o r i ! ' - ' ' '
.: declared the
j| . ? ? '
o :' t h a) i
hoe centers, and
?1 as typ ne. ' eut
? ; ; jo i i l ist riet s.
vote . Long co
..... ,: typ ed plain!; ! hat
hi, mi ? ?? N. .' Bedford i ?
of ?;.' industrial i liter: on
Long relied ? ? i
Chairman ' l'L? i ry, of '; ?? ! 'em
era tic .-:-;. ' ? I ? ' ". I :
'? I'1- ....,?? . nit m fui
and gn ,; rnor Coi dg?
ou S VOti of ? ' . ' '; ' ? "
Hie ' ? ii or i ?
ried I he i t re Repuh u tato i
. ? the Ci rnor, roba
crea d ! e? i. roi conn
t lie Legisla!
? ? il. i i. !'.
vict?
t ?ekel
fiOU'l'l i '.
' I. >-.'?' :. ?
tor, .? o B i
McCreery's
Clothes
PRIVATELY TAILORED IN' NEW YORK
F O R f A M I s M i (. R !?; h R V & COM PA N Y
Take a fellow under thirty ?
One that has some get-up about
him ?
That puts a sting and a wallop in?
to everything he does
(Jan you picture such a tellow
wearing "boiler-plate" tailoring
oiice he has seen_our English
Clothe^ -
SUITS '$38.50 TO $75
OVET^COzATS ? $38.50 TO $125
James McCreery & Go.
St'corid Floor
5th Avenue and 35th Street
Use (he McCreery 5th Avenue Arcade
ling: on hi.- r i I tin d
of the Boston po '. '.while llich
anl II. Long, i,; - l le mocrai c oppi ent,
sought iuppi ? ; ?'?'.' laboi inii
',? prom ;?ng re i tatement of the pi
; icemen . lost I.:
lo ed ?? , . to tin law!.?
? ? - :?? stirred the entire
The ili pine i (I ; ce nu
I'm ' . ' " V
Long, and both
out . : ecord voti flit campaigi co
I itled .with big ru i a ? .. I
t?te, but effoi ni red , Ho
ton, v. here Senat01 Lodge n Wal
? ? to ? ? ? support ? - :' the Governor.
?.-. ho published telegr ! govei
? of Othei ? ? ' ? ? ? ; ?
or . - stan in I e police cri
Labor unioi t . enlisted ''? ? Long'
lirect plea f.c r s upport ,8 ted
? lie form? c ool cemei ? can ras net
? . ore ?? < ctioi
late. V the clo : of ': ? :am pai srn
? ' ?? llepublica ? ? ;? - ;sed ? ????
ht ? :ampaig of facto
meet ngfl had cau '. .-?
kin
:?..,?:.? ? tr pro-labor
land, ! I ' . , .
??? heavy
'?'??? pita profil anda
"?.-':...' rtlcJ?ai
I ?
. on guard the
Returns Indicate Smith
Is Re-clrried Justin'
. ' ' ? Tin ? : . ? ? i r
. . t : . - ? . ?' ? .
? ?' ;ed , r o n o
...
?an part
the ua'
e Sin i th. r
. : ' :
'.. :... I turned
11 a r t y ! ? k i
irt, 1 . V ? ' '
? nun
ihrei ' ? ?? ? ? it
mor... riiai
?'he . ". res ndicati that -; . '
dt feal eithi
? ;., Ile\ "? County ( 'lerk Jo se
' 'allahan of thi Broi in ru
nil ?. ? each other \ close race and ..
?' >w thousat d beb incl VVi ndel. ' in
l?ei ticket Henry K Pavi.
nd Wi an II. Choro i ' ?
; ?? att d
..... ..,,... .. .... ,_
the strength developed by James]
O'Malley, Republican candidate for?.
Surrogate of N'ew York County, lie]
was pitU d ;ii?.ii:. ?' formel .
James A. Fob on? ? Ta any'
? avo rite sons and pi i '
E. M 'i i pi y. M !-. Foley' ele? i?
Ii r;;" j. . : ? y wa "predict I
. ' " :;, ' ? . g '? t o ' ? " o 1
chances that !; ? - ffered i
odd in h ?? ? i
M id nicht '
lectioi strict
,??.??1 an I O'Mall?
? <
hoc! to F o i ? ? ? ' Street
than the larf. voti i.-. . ?
Newl rgei
Mrs. Sam mis. Opposed by
\\ omen. Is Defeated
BABYLON, !.. ' N'ov l M i
\ I -'a '!?. . , Be pub . .
wo women elected !
fork Assembly, was defeated 1
(,. ? 'arrol '. ! <? m oci. >
Carroll'; jorit
? i ."'.
' '. : ? -?.?!..-?'
mdidate, th?
' ' - ' -V
; ta te. Will ' - ? rt
uffraKO rgai at ion and 1 \\
? ,. 1'empi im ' ? ' '
he defeated
? ? i ' .nd i ' ill ?
? ??:??..'??'
it- ' In omei f both pai
' ?
?? ? i itui
?? : ? - "
?levai ' ? toi .? - _?' ?
? .? . ? ?. tive
. ... , .
??position in t! ' i I
? , . .... . .
Mi -. .; .'..- Lei !
York Statt : - o." V.
? - -
i n 11 '
A GODDESS
DISCOVERED PORK
Once upon a time Ceres,
Goddess * f ( ?rains, planted a
very fine wheat held.
She was enraged one da) t
end it invaded by a pig
ordered the culprit roa
thus discovering one o? the
most delightfi ids.
Del .- ham and crisp.appe?
tiding bac ; which bl : d
periectly with eggs, are p ik
: --. hich CHILI >S
restaui nts u'e fame
AUb, frrnH. c o u t1 t r *
CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY
FJVERY tailor we employ must
have had custom tailoring
experience. You didn't suppose
that we would allow a man to
work on a Sales garment just
because he could cross his legs
and sit on a table, did you ?
Without exception, the pil?
ot tailoring in oAmerica
?aki?
BROADWAY AT 34 th :
''Let's find out about it"
Telephone operating offers to girls 16 to 2 5 y<
arre interesting permanent work, p-ood pav, oppoi
tunity for rapid advancement and unusual comforts
and conveniences.
It is one of the most worth-while occupations a jjir]
can enter.
Find out about it today.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1158 Broadway, corner 27th Street, Manhattan
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