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M? " V "I 3 ? ? ??_P(WOIB Mpm TO BE CHANCE FOR HUGHES TO WIN 01 8101# B'HEtLECIED FOR mom FOUR YENS (U. P. Bulletin, 11 a. m.) .. New Yoii?America has chosen Wood row Wilson'and Thomas Bx Manfcall .for four more veart, on the face -of available returns. There is fnUy the barest possibility of recounts. Possible court contests, predicted by the unyielding Republicans, .would.change the situation. . "California's entire rote was unchanged at eigjlt o'clock today,| but WtlMn 1s leading so commfndingly that it will not matter for which candidate the few remaining precincts will go. , , There remains, however, the possibility of a division of California's electoral rote of thirteen. Counting California's entire vote, Wil rna's tot^l electoral college rote-Mliaraganhag the still doubtful states ?appear* to be 269, three more than an necessary. There are^hree stale? tkat an Btill doubtful: Minnesota, New Mexico and New I Lan) p ?him, but their total is insufficient to elect Hughes, unless the Repub lican nominee gains at least four of California's votes in the spjjt. Moreover, Wilson is leading in New Mexico. The state is more than half oounted and give Mr.. Wilson a majority of 6,000. HUMAN WILCOX SAYS I. (U. P. Bofletinj. li a. m.) ? Now York.?Republican headquarters,-in spite at issued late last?"that they were about to concede Wils^p"?still refuse to < r Chsltta*; i WSncoxataduneeat^/'Uist V count in California, New Mexico, Nsw Hampshire, and Minnesota. Willcox's contention, is tlutt (jhe' A are entitled to know beyond question: a* tstUir isire to have a man in the I?k, S p. m.?rhairmsc. Wdksi this sftflrnooWfamed the ; Wat omen t: "The result Aqpand? *poa a few slcee state?, sip* the returns are still radBctal. It is cauwn experience that 4m sfciaf count often changes (h? result." (U.'r. Bulletin, l:SO pjm.) "Sew 'York.?Republican headquarters concede nothing. A oofrj scheduled this afternoon to disease recount demands. . SENATE WILL BE DEM0CRM1C WHILE IKE HOUSE LEANS TOWARD REPUBLICANS (U. P. Bulletin, 11 a. m.) < New York.-?Incomplete returns indicate that Wilson will have a k safe majority in the Senate. The rane foiv control of the House to* jp?pecdingly close. -There is a possibility of fojjr it five repreeeflta tiv?i from the minor parties holding the Jjalsn'ce of power. OSrf> rrp mssntatlve from each of the following fifties is sppargntfy><3eoted: , Progressive, Prohibition, Social is* anil Independent 'Prprtction. '? i- ' ii. ? f*" ip<bLL cpKtest , J I i?? ?*? HATlRDAJt !?0V. lit*? OFFICIAL VOTE IN BEAUFORT COUNTY " ' f, ' Fur President: ' *> j 'Wilson. . .... .^j 19|7 i Hushes. ..... . -. . . . 1?4 Benson ft . . ? y ..... , .ypr^Qu?Mu?: ..;? 1(49 Llaney. . ...'./. lJ^S Socialist ?3 (WOmma: Small v. 1841 Jones .. . . * 1J40 Hot Stat? Senata: Warren .. .. .. .. 195? : Davenport .. .. ... .. .. 1953 Martin.. . . .. . . 1262 'i?errr .. 1254 Fop Representative: Butt .. ..v." 1891 ?' Panl ...... .. ... . .. i2M Socialist : .. . . SO For Register of Deeds: ttumley .. .. .. .. jodo Latham .. . . ? 1256 Wtndlf.y .. 1891 CutW.- udi Pot- Treasurer: Mis on .. .. .^^,1916 Bum..,. 1230 I'or- Surveyor: Ross .". i. 1938 f Tutor .... 1293 NtchOtaon 1958 ftopklns . 12 51 l^r tooatjr ConimlMioners: < Aycock It IS Swindell .... 18M ' Wl)IUoy .. i . . 1M? K born . . .. .., "f 'fSjl'l), m Down*. . 119H Ciiapln. . .. v.'.. ?? 1174 B*wU.. a 1170 Cooper .. .... 1*?? Coast! txrtianal Amendments: ^llt' ? For e a .. .. ^ 1 1W?Against .... .... Ind?For URP 2nd?Against *frtl?For.. . . . ? M44 3rd?Agslnst. . .. 3*4 1 4th?For. 1343 4th?Against. . ??# k m. W.D. GRIMES HOSTESS ' TO THE ADMSCO CLUB ? A delightful meeting was hold by the Addisco Club at the home of Mr. ond Mr?. W. D. Grimes on Thursday efternoon. The fnombers were given I a cord I a] greeting by the hostess and Invited Into the living room which "was lovely In lja decoration of au tumn leave? and chrysanthemums. In addition to the regular members the following visitors added to the pleasure of the meeting: Mrs. Bock v/lth, Mrs. Dupuy, Miss Sallle Myers ?nd Miss Russell. the paper for the afternoon. "Lire la Braill." by Mrs. Herbert Bonner, was enjoyed by all and proved too short for the listeners. A delicious salad course was sorv rd, while the guest* enjoyed the beautlftfl vl?'\ on one aide, a vista of bright hued tree? In all their au tumnal glory reflecting the brilliant rays of the setting sun', and on the other the trees of softer tints lighted up by the mellow glow of the hunters I moon. All lingered after adjourn ment loath to end such a eh arming meeting. Harbor NoCea. The following boat? ar? tn harbor today: V?nus from Belharen: Pottle from gladesrlUe; Cherlbum from' Baltimore; Ma Vara from Swan Quarter; Vsrlna from rail Canal; Anna Wabab from Oeracoke; Depen dent from Bath. ' ? *7 " ' * .<? Important Fir? Notice. Owing to the celebration tonight, the are bell and whistle win be cut out from 6 p. m. until 6 a. m. In ca?e of Are the alarm must be sent In to th? lire station by telephone ?nd sounded from there. * O. M. WINIMBLD. Chief PMre Dept TO TWB OAFLT HirWR *t'li FOR WILSON, AIN'T YOU." By Zoph Pott?, Jr., age 12 years j it; the man for me, the North Pole to the Zmjerieei Is for War, Wilton for Peace, ahould have an eight-year -lease, for Wilson, ain't you! is elected thqre'Jl be mnch sorrow, send us doVB in Mexico tomorrow, is the best man, that's a cinch, give Hughes a good size pinch, for Wilson, ain't yon t l it the greatest of them aj^, Be Ifor big or be they, small. Fowamore years of coAtwtta>?i|^nd j07, i What tioklea this little boy. for Wilaon, ain't you? mil WILL HOLD TEH CELEBRATION Oil KfflNNV H A monster celebration will be held in Washington on Monday night, beginning s at 7:30. A meeting was held at the city hall Ht noon today and plan? for th^big event were mada It is planned to have a torchlight parade, public jpfekiiftg and other attractions. Mr. Small ^jge^aa at the pkoetiog. The following ifrftie? wfo'apTpfrmtaffo aHenJTto all details: John Small, chairman, Qeorge Hackney, Jr., Carl Goereh, F. S. Worthy, Ikfr. Radcliffe, George Hill, A. C. Cave, Joe Tayloe, E. A. Daniel, C. A. Flynn, .&L Archbell, IT. C. Carter, Jr., William Chaunoey and ?. L. Stewart It j* planned to advertise the celebration extensively today and to morrow and it is expected that many will come to town Monday night from the nmd districts, as weH as from Greenville, Willian* ston and other points outside of the ooontjr. * DAILY NEWS EXTRAS ARE IN DEMAND Several hundred copies of ap ex tra edition of the Dally News vere In circulation on the street* of the city at 6:80 o'clock this morning, and announced to the dtliena of Washington the fact that Wood row Wilson had been re-elected president of the Upi ted States. The extras were In-great demand as they gave out the first detailed information re garding the latest outcome In the doubtful states. The United Press bulletins will be continued by the Dally News this evening. *&e 4 HIGH COST KEEPS OP EVEN TO GRAVEYARD (By United Pre?*) Buenos Aire?. Oct. S1.?-<?y Mall) ?The leasing of graves being, to a considerable extent, the eastom In Buenos Aires .the municipal Inten dente has published n notire warning the relatlvee of tenants fa 41? local cemeteries thst rents ?H due and that those who fall t? secure renew sis within tO days will be evicted. The lsteadeate adds thai victims of the evictions will be deposited la the chsrnel honse. or. less elegantly expressed, the genersl boneysrd The 10 days is now shout up A good deal of the rent has bssn psld but there la slss s good-slied list of delinquent*. Their ejeatlsa from their graves Is expected te . begin ahorUy. Mrs. Dr.Thos Potter of Aurora.| Is visiting friends here 0. MY ClUB MEETS WITH HIS. h. H. DUMAY I One of the most delightful meet ing* of th* O. Henry Book Club this /all was held yesterday afternoon ^hen the club waa entertained by Mrs. A. M. Dumay at her handsome hdme on We?t Main street. The meeting was ?resided over by the president. Mrs. A. G. Hathaway. The subject was, "The Original Colo nies." NewaJjpnM W<to4 given In the form of ^rf^lnal letters written dur ing the early colonial period. Th6 paper of the afternoon was read by Mrs, A. C. Hathaway and had to do with the general condi tions during the colonial period. It was eeellently prepared and most In teresting. Miss L. T. Rodman, hon orary prealdent or the club, also tHad sn Interesting selection ^ eoloaial days. Following the business session, Ufa. Dumay Invited the guests Into her attractive sun parlor, overlook ing the Pamlico, where a delicious i salad course waa served. The hos- ! tess waa aaalsted In serving by her | grandson Dumay Oorham. The guests lingered for some'time, thoroughly enjoying the beautirul view from the sun parlor and loath to leave their Inviting surroundings. TO HAVE CHRISTMAS Hill Th? Lad 1m Aid flocl^ of the Pirat Baptist church ar? planning to havto a Chrlatm?? Pair th? first W?n*k la Doo?aib?r foiv the b?n?flt of tb? n?w oh arch which I? now undor con strvetlon. Thin fair If to b? h?ld at th? Pint Baptist church and prom Im to h? ??ry tnt?rtalnlnc u w?H M InatmctlT?. A m on? Dom who att?nd?d th? rw Bora fair r??iorday from Waah (hfton w?r?: Mr. a?d Mra. Jo* Bock Mm. Jobs H. miford aad Mra. 35-' H. Kca> LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA SHOWS WILSON LEADS WITH MAJORITY OF 3893 VOTES (U. P. Bulletin, 11 u. m.) San Francisco.?Complete return* from nil but thirty-three pre cinct? out ??* " -rVvinatA, show Wilson leu.! in? bv These &?- C#*9' van not change the result. (U. P. Bulletin, 2 p. ra.) <au Francisco.?Twenty-eight precincts mining; Wilson leads with 3893. The reduction is caused by a correcti?-n bv the clerk of Iiumbolt county. The revision will not change the results in thia state. HUGHES HAS BIG HAD IN WEST VIRGINIA (L\ P. Bulletin, II a. ni.) m Wheeling, W. Va.?With 131 pro? i net* miutit^. Flushes is load ing by more than 3,000. Concord, N. II.?State is still doubtful. WOMAN, RUNNING FOR CONGRESS, HAS LEAD OVER HER MALE REPUBLICAN OOPONENf (U. P. Bulletin, 1 p. m.J Missoula, Moat-?Alia? Jennctt** Ran km: RapnWican, holds a com manding lfcad ovci* Harry B. Mitchell, her Democratic opponent, for the Hon so of Representative?. If elected, she will be the first skirted legislator in the history of the country. T'nclo Joe ^gnaon, the' sage of long cigars and food storiea, Champ Clark, Clatide Kitchin, Nick Longworth, son-in-law of Roosevelt, and Republican Leader Mann have all been re-elected. HUGHES LEADS MINNESOTA WITH A MAJORITY OE1000 St. Paul, 2 p. m.?The* soldier vote will probably Iodide the elec tion Hughes is leading Minnesota with 1,000 votes. 1J1 precincts arc still missing. TEACHERS TO MEET The first meeting of the Beaufort County Teachers Association will be held In Washington at the Oraded School Building Saturday, Not. 11. A good many of the schools are al ready In session and the others will open Mondsy, the 13th. Notices have been mailed out to all the teachers and a largo attendance Is expected. Some member of the faculty of the Training School will be present and probably Prof. Sams of the State De partment of Education. Arrange ments have Wfeen made whereby we will have the assistance of Nome one of the teaching force of the Training School at each one of our meetings this year. We believe that more ef fective work can be done with the teachers In small groups snd for (his purpose the teachers will be aaked to organise themselves into township bodies for the study of the work out lined In the Reading Circle. There will probably be one more general meeting for all teachers next spring. At these meetings we are glad 10 have committeemen and patrons present and they are cordially Invit ed. W. O. PRIVBTTE. SMALL BOYS HAVE CHANCR FOR GROWING RICH FAST In order to make torches, the committee. In chargs of preparations for Washington's btg politics! cele bration next Monday night. Mrs ad vertising for ?0? empty tomato cans. The (Us must ht la good condition. Thsjr are to be Ieft at the Dally ODD FELLOWS HOLD GOOD MEETING The second district Odd Fellow?' semi-annual merlin?:, which was held here yesterday' trlth Phalanx Lodge No. 10. concluded l?M night. The meeting wns highly surcesaful In ev ery way. about 75 delegates being fr? attendance. The spring meeting will be held with Bayvlew lodge, N*'23S at Swan Quarter. Adrartta? In ttaa Dally Naw*. todays program ?-AT? New Theatre "THK ?RTP OF K VIL" Two roe! nerUl Trlangl? Koyntone Corned? ??HIH RKF.AD AMD BUTTER" Unusually Oood! ADMramoK ar m? Silo? atarta ?1 ?:4S .harp dni/ M 4 ?. m. ELECTED" xmdon U douhtfjil.?* toi|ke remit* of the presidential it United Stat??. "to* ?V i* anxiowly ?waiting final )?)on thongtt it know Weineeda.r morning when BouWr. M Hi?W elision. Bttt todajf? Heater1. flph son?' plitfion in equalty-oeciilre (Arm*. 80 the Eren be perfeotlr fair, reproduced both of die Teutar <U?h?> ?d, "RETJTE7R8 SAYS fiOTtt ARE ELECTED." ||.AK ^' Id u interested iX 'tk ntiVfcli?r?bl? degree.
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