The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 15, 1920, Image 15
TOM WATSON WINS;
HARDWICK TO RUN OVER
Comipete Unofficial Returns Show Pop.
uilar Vote of Watson was. 93,475.
Atlanta, Sept. 9,-Thomas, E. Wat
son maintained his majority in the
contest for t.le Democratic nomination
on the face of incomplete unofficial re
turns from yesterday's primary com..
.piled late today by the Atianlita Jour
nal.
'Itcoinpicte returns to the Atlanta
Constitutioni tonight also indicated
Watson's nmjority.
cide t he gubornatoriai nominatlionl on
A rM n off will he necessary to de
She face of comphlte re1urrns compiled
tonigh t by the Constitution. These
'avE form i United States Se,nator
Hardwick 190 county unit votes; 'Clif
f or v I s.; I r I7S, an11d .1 oh H1-1 1oIde0r 18.
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aa
and
~Women's Smar
Very specially r
$95.00. Graceful
coats, carefully f a
serges, broadcloths
materials, lined, ha
The large cape
predominate and a
a special fall off
these wraps very
colors, featuring
broadcloth in all le
black.
-Dress Goods a:
It isi not our initent ion
at Milk an Dt )ressO God he
andi for your sole beunefit w
ensh, bes'ides' giv you~ eIl1I
odharmieus.e broendflte, r'aditi
t 2'eias andio :nes.saIines' at I
Silk H(
T[ went y-.five dIoz.en bian
in hosiery on sale at t he
tord !Walker, 178, and 'John Holder 18
& majority of the 388 county unit
votes is necessary for nomination.
The gubernatorial returns were
compiled from official couits sent in
from all except 20 of the 155 counties
in Georgia. The, remaining 20 were,
from the unofficial counts.
'Latest figures on the senatorial prli
mary were from the Journal anl In
dlcated Watson -had 213 county wilt
votes, Governor Dorsey 87 and lioke
Smith, icumbennt, 12. These were
based on tinofilcial report- from
more than two-,thlirds of the counties.
Compilation ,of C(ollplete returns,
partly otlelal and partly from unoili
clal totals, by the Const itUtlonl to
uiAht on the popular )vote inl yet;lel.
day'i primary showed:
Senate:
Watson I3,4; S11 o
Won
In De
We are Amply
i Winter Appar
t Wraps and Coats
riced at from $20,00 to
lly sweeping wraps and
,hioned of fine quality
, velours and other rich
if lined and unlined.
collars and high cuffs
re very beautiful. As
ering, we have priced
closely. Many lovely
the famous tailored
~ading colors, including
nd Silks Department
-t'ore they buly, but inl .1listice to yout
e thiitk we eatn Save you good hard
cel usive styles. Charmneuse pin ,
ats, erep' me(leorPs, erepe) de chi ines,
)wst p)ossib'le)price.
siery Special
k, white and cordovain, $1.50 valuues
ar.... .... ........-.---$1.00
Swit
50,751; Cooper 842. -be
Governor:
Hardwick, 37,557; Walker, 79,879; Ift
Holder, 3,3,673; Brown, ,,497. as
The dopty unit ovte, however, de
termilnes the result. 01
Unofilcial complete retursn from
yesterday's Democratic primary com
piled by the Atlanta Jourtial tp to
three o'clock, gave:
For United Btatek Senator:
Thomas 1H. Watson. 21-5.
Governor Dorsey S.
Senator Smith, -10. A
For Governor:
Former Senator lia rdwick, 1-70.
lifford Wal ker, I 10.
.John N. Holder 20.
All reports to the Constitutilon Il
agreed with thos;e of the .Jou rnal in b
hndicating that. the eight Georgia con
g ve3ssmen who had opposition had
Prepared to Ta
el. Come in an(
Fal M
choenrmdwi
PrepredoT
ewo Comein an
Newpest Sterydy--s
olya ai o ow eas
yI nividaltye stren
eshedicntehd stockr sh
chosen sport mae wearr'
Y o'l be.s plas d tig
s0 orenor becst.Tey ita
ti-ivere thelsecio tt
he-re. $0 utwre'
V intiesa islfaclft InP ? Tohe mos(
a the 1( knot-likd t hei $10 ph
it tO siebecaus they doa ne
.ligt w the nhi' -hew 1a
- e t ie and the are nos
ct suj~ch hooise to be. o
Z"e atsyne h in hr
ma renominated. f
[aater returns showed no changes
standing of various state oficials t
compiled today by the Jouinal. c
AVE TiHOMAS 18
'DEAD FROIM POISON
nOster tumors of Cocalm-Orgles and
Circumstances of 1eatt iInvestigat
ed.
Paris, Sept. 10.-The Frechiii police
Lve begin a th'orough investigation
to the death of Olive 't'homas, an
nle0ican motion ip)ictu re actress, who
Iceutnbed tills morning ti poison tak
1, it is said. by mistake, several days
io. The auth or ities jiave issueda 'eI
it. for the embalmiiing of the b.ody,
it as Yet have not sanlltioned its
ipien t to Ihe i Ited States onl board
e steamnship .\l aietainia. sailinng
rPl
- Pro
ke Care of Y<
I Let Us Show 1
Alnr
Pricero
keynote of our pres
.very Hat has been
:h that idea in view.
ith this season's as
s so varied and ex
erefore, is a pleasure
Fwo Pairs of Shoes
f It aRid HIRR1l0.j att her ileighibor
e an)R diiledl abn~ost fRrom thei
foo)t, IingIil their style, the
their own ter in Rneed01 of a nRew
lOk almosiit new~' today~I~, mi Ol ar
ce held their shape~t andl gZiven
Rboy wortIh it inI style, 1 .in ear
expenive shoX1e in all the woirbi
ir --tha1)t ar nott wVornR but are P
2 VO bIlilt~ I~i s st I e s l'jpI!tOl
ylsare here aIw~iti!'t4 yo'ur inI
>eiexpnive as VI yo ighi't wVe.
Dom
rom Cherbourg, September 18.
Investigation also is being made by
he police of sinister rumors of co
aine orgies, intermingled with cham
aigne dinners which lasted hito the
arly hours of the morning, that have
een afloatt in the American colony
,nd among the habitues of the French
,iema world during the past week.
Tonight, in the Sante prison the
>olice -were closely quleslionilng a man
iamed Si)alding, said to be a former
Amtericanl army captain. who was sen
etlece(d to six m1loltis inl jail last Alon
lay for venldiig cocaine.
Ina coilection with the death of M
Thomas the policc say (hey (esire tt
interview J1ack P'ikford, a mflot1on1 -ic
ture actor, and hushamn( of mi
''lomas and also a womain friend o
the actress w10 is said to have accomtl
paied liss Thomas during ier las
are
3usion
>ur Needs in Fi
You Our Displa
The wisdom with'a
suit is reflected in yoi
has style"---If that is
cheerfully forego any
have the highest, the
that can be paid a w
We have a beai
Winter Suits and if y
of these you certainl;
tired.
A lovely line to
from, in all the latest
ials.
Price $25.0
Speciai---Fashic
Special.
Special-r-Buster Br<
Cotto
p~ alu ny par
pilgrimage to the Montmartre district
Saturday evening. Mr. Pickford today
left the Ritz hotel, where he had been
stoppilug, andl has taken up quarters
in the IHotel 'Crillon. lie declined to
receive visitors today. The physician
who is in atte-ndance on Mr. Pickford
said (e was in a very bad state of
health.
Police Commissioner 'Ducroq saJd
tonight that he had entrulsted the in
vestigation of t he dealh of .M iss
Thomas to Captain of Police Catron of
the First distrlict. \\il' l qiinestion ed
con'erning the (as' Captain tatron
said he lad not crmneluidetd his inquiry.
1le had reeived lt lest imony of the
- waitirs, porters and chamlibermaids at
the iitz Ilote., where .\liss Thomiias is
r jaid to have taken the poison, but. had
Sbeen inaifle as yet to oblaini .\ir. Pick
t ford's account of the affai.
dl
.y.
its
Arhich you select your
air appearance. "She
said of you, you may
r other praise, for you
greatest compliment
aman.
itiful line of Fall and
ou will dress in one
r will be stylishly at
make your selection
models and mater
0 to $85.00
mette Hair Nets
tratight, at 15c or iwto i-n 25c
Silk Hose
111( lain silks;' at ij4'.00) aml tax.
>wnl Women's White
n Hose