The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 17

Att , ADYI A “4 i} ign. They ire for Bautimore New the League of ite hold Cox ro ‘now. who also. wr fhat Mayland we ‘Tho Aitterence Detween Maryland| tho chances are that the State will fo dee’ > eration of admints-|aa antl-Suttrago Btate.. The =| and ¥ other States is the exis-|go Democratic ‘by lesa than half the Nations have haq their effect on the p) SAFE re ’ crate’ think the womah” vote m)tence of an effective Democratic or-| majority President Wilson obtained FOR EITHER gts gg mee sa the “Leagues of Nations affair” So do|anization that ts getting -busy. Te'four years ago. _ f Masten On the athe hand, the |i Koch Prices Make Dowhtown Shopping an Extravagance fuendly ‘to ine ‘Langue throughosk ‘ 3 bas managed also to retain for Wil- Setebtishea saee : ie Marylend’ tua supporting bews: : r / a papers have been able to keep in (@) ’ "Drift of Ten Days Ago Was) tis "ais, di ay oor J . ae Lower Prices at Blyn’s Toward Republicans, but | Serre wecame a polltical lave have ; 125°” Street West It Has Shifted, ‘Weaater Siicnd ot tha Teague thks “The Road To Economy” Harding: a od a oy ot Dr, William H, Welch, of Johns Hop- By David Lawrence. kins, who is revered as one of the * BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 7, (Popy- | intellectuals of the State, and Theo- vf dore Marburg, who was Taft's Min- Fight, 1920)—Nobody's Maryland, 48 | ister to Belgium, and cannot be sus. yet. Somebody with @ talent for car-! pected of excessive championship of tooning might portray both Harding) things Democratic — The sort of campaign the Republi- and cox singing the historic hymn] Tne mort oF came pa i Of this State, but neither one can) jated to win the State. They quietly confidently say “My Maryland.” Re-| nursed along the,ant!-Administration Publicans undoubtedly had it up to pore Hog a ee eetiek aeties feding. But the registration figures fen days ago, but things are looking /in'the frat of the seven days ahow- better for Gov. Cox. It's nip and|ing the extraordinary situation of a tuck. Sinco Maryland is normally a| Republican majori®, even though Democratic Stato and clings to the| MEN noted ae ge niarm clock for ie mocrats. ey promptly it Prejudices which have kept the eolid| busy, and it (@ their activity witch Gouth from voting the Republican] makes many an observer believe after Aicket, there's an enpecial significance sannned tah es go sg van hee by a juced majority over four years ago. An the fact that tho race 1s even. Itirhe growth of Republicanism cannot Means that the Republican tide has| be discounted, for Gov. Ritchie, Dem- © Women’s and invaded Maryland, _-| erat, who made his campaign almost V ] ( i t The latest. ‘The Democrats are desperately try- Mae Wek eo Outy @ lve toute elour oa Dainty Cross word in fall {ng to stem the tide and turn it in the ¥ himself will be here soon ¥ Strap Pump in brown or black footwear, other direction. Confidence that they | ang aldng “the eleventh-hour kid; covered French heels. Leather will do ao and win the State for Gov. | drive being made by the Democrats At French : c ‘ heel. ¢ e jclency of mocratic A full range of styles and sines Black Kid a Orggnization in the city of Baltimore | Pr Tt has a deep cape collar, is fancy button trimmed, and has a belt down below replacement value. y whee the battleground is this year | smooth « It seems to be conceded that the coun- | HARDING FAJLED TO WIN MORE ties outside of Baltimore will not go, VOTES IN BALTIMORE. | | heavily for either candidate and that "A odd recep. | the real majority will be furnished tn te «5,00 . wonprecedented majority of 20,000. It cal earthquake roads unquest made, the D ° aroused by the pr: i diminished bh State, Again and aga t with that ave seemed hope! 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