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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-03
Situation, Wanted-MaIe.

Situations Wanted-Mals.
CARPENTER work wanted IN 65sl4l-
BOY Is years ola with wheel. wishes
work Phone 614lM
YOUNG NAN, university education. de-
sires position Of any kind at once Ac-
dress GLE, Head.
BRIGHT, steady American boy II years
old Just out of High school, wants POI
siton- An anxious 20 work Ph -ses-
HYSICIAN-Graduate OF Al school
wishes contract work Nth mining COM
nany or location ir New Mexico or West
Texas Address T8i9 care Herald-
YOUNG MARRIED NAN wishes posi-
tion as bee keeper or assistant eHperl-
enced. can report at once Best q REFER
ences offered Address $40. care Aerala-
YOUNG MAN-Age %. concrete fnisher.
S years experience. wants concrete Work
Of any kind. viii 20 anywhere Phone
T314W. r. b McFherson-
COOK. experienced as chef. as butcher.
wants situation In any place; wages $50 mp
per week; highest recomrendation- JAP
anese. $40 s II Paso street
MEXICAN married man OF % speaks and
writes English and thoroughly tarni.lar
with city. wants position as eol-ee-o- %
driver OF service Ford. or other makes :
can use a typewriter and take spanish
dictatlon. References and bond furnished
address Pe12. care Herald
Situation Wanisd-FsuaIe.
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WANTED-Office work and bookkeeping
Address s1f. care Herald
ALTURA NURSERY. American ehildren'7
home 1895 Bouleyard- Phone lSls-
Will CARE for few children In my
home. Phone 634sM-
WANTED-HoteI work by American WON
an Address X6. care Heralq-
/ 10 F5nrr7 UEf.-unnr.a 1873 Ngrs.
Duncan
WANTED-To 40 laundry work at home
Phone S3s4W-
CURTAINS IaundeTed. sc. 85c pair. 7o-
Myrtle. Phone Il62W-
MIDDLE AGED woman desires situation
for light house work and plain cooking
40 washing en- small family Phi z45-
RAFHER-ETtensivs railroad eE-
perieuce. open for employment prefer
small town address k2-4. care hera-d-
WANTED-Empioym by a university
/ graduate Good tvpist and matheulatieli
Can handle correspondenee- IN o2.e.-
4 YOUNG LADY Of refinement and edu-
cation az sires position as companion 20
lady going 90 California Address " go
care Herald.
PTBITC StenoErapher and Dictaphone OPP
orators. Give your stenosrapneF a vac O.
tIon and let US do your work Diclatlon %
records called for. Work delivered Fn'ne
Wanted-Euruiture.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for rurni-
ture. stoves. etc Phone 1888
SELL your furniture 20 Globe Highest
prices paid Phone 450l. 2l9 $. stanton
WANTFD-A second hand maple dresser
or dressing table. in good condition. Must
De reason able Phi 1885.
We buy an kinds second hand furniture
ice boxes. rugs carpets gas ranges
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
400 s. ID Paso ST Phone 495.-
Wanted to Rent.
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SMALL FURNISHED house. good loea-
ton. permanent. Address O-l9- care Her
aid
WANTED or room cottage. furnished.
close ln. reasonable. where careful care
win be appreciated. p. %. Box 655-
Wanted-Real Estate.
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LAND WANTED-Central TeEas-We have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-03

LUNINUION. FLAINNIEW And IaLUal-
Leaves Tatum a. n. Mondays Wednea-
days sud Fridays for LoWngtOn. making
connection al Lovington for Carlsbad and
ell points 10 Pecos valley returning
leaves Luviugton ] 3. m or Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays Tor PlainvieW.
Mcdonald. King. Scott and Tatum. Fare
ne way Tatum 20 lovinEton. 81; round
trip. s35B. Duke & Son. Tatum. n 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-03
For Reni-Houses Furnished.


8 ROOMs-507 = Rio Grande
BUNGALOW near Fl Bliss. Ph. $50
FOR RENT-Fgrnished house. Pm 5so5.
FURNISHED HOUSE near Camp Baker
Phone 29l6W-
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished bungaIow
reasonable. Phone ~
ROOM COTTAGE. furnished. near TT
Bliss f01f Hastings Phone 44ls-
Phone s9fL
GROOM furnished modern Bungalow
Grandview. Pm. fe15-
PAKTLY furnished modern s-room house
with sleeping porch and separate yard for
rent 2526 San Diego 81 Phone 49,
FOR RENT-HaIf q furnished cottage.
private bath. yard and sleeping porch
Call az 1880 wyoming.
FOR RENT-4-room bungalow. furnished
1923 ldalla- SIS per month Call phone
NICELY FURNISHED Groom brick cot
tage. lovely neiEhborhood $l5- 1920 Ne
vada- Phone ZQs6W-
ROOMS and sleeping porch. nicely fur
nished. b25 n santa Fe. TO responsible
parties only Phone 25o6.
$50 MONTH or the sumner secures COM
pletely furnished modern bungalow. best
location. Phone 453.
HALF Of nice furnished cottage thorough
cheap- En- lsl-l-
FURNISHED four room house with sa-
rage. on car lire. $50 Address L--s, care
Herald
FANS BELOW MARKET PRICES
Rented. bought and sold Gem Electric
CO. Pm 1135.
CLOSE IN. exceptionally well furnished
and equipped home. rooms, spacious
porches. grounds and garage; only respon-
sible people apply Pm 12SA
NICELY FURNISHED new home Of
rooms In Sunset Heights TO rene for the
summer months at SIS month Inquire
Of Mrs W. B. Lattas sol W Boulevard
street. phone 1883
COSTS LESS AT sTERCHIs."
$500 Gas Range High oven. S13-15-
BIG DISCOUNT SALE NOW GOING on
AT Sterchfs Cor stanton and Myrtle
FOR RENT-6-room home. completely
furnished at 2sos Grand Ave. VIII lease
$50 per north.
LEAVELL s SHERMAN
11s Texas St Phone f-es
HANDSOMELY furnished two story house
for rent months. servants quarters Q
toilets. baths. double garage A T.
Eowlands. 1907 Elm St. Manhattan Hgts-
40 sick Pm 22f7 or s56-
FIVE ROOM furnished cottage. clean.
modern. one blocI- from Cleveland square
Party leaving city desires 20 dispose few
small pieces furniture not Included iu
house Rent E55- ~ n Santa Fe- PHI
kfNaN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-03

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CAPABLE and energetic man and wife
for alfalfa ranch. Address P2l6, care
Herald.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
The United States Employment Service,
basement OF City Hall Services free 20
empIoye and employer. Phone 2G84-
TEACHERS wanted at once; superintend-
ents. principals. departmental. grades city
and rural Strong demand good salaries
Teachers Service Association. Wellington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-03
MoneA 10 Loan.

money 10 Loan
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s. To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates confidential Quick satisfactory
service Drake 2ol Rof@rts- Banner
MONEY TO LOAN Oh good inside business
property. Z per cent Interest A. P. Coles
& Bros. 2n2 Oregon
MONEY loaned on furniture. plans autos.
chattel mortEp ges. Newton 2l5 Trust bid
CHATTEI. mortgaEe loans. 3l5 Trust Bldg.
Help Wanted-MaIe.
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WANTED-English speaking Mexican boy
TO work In garden Phone 3652M
WANTED-Pharmacist one who sDeaks
EHElish and spanish. P. o. box f04-
WANTED-Boy with wheel TO collect. per-
manent position Address Ms, care Herald
SAY DO you ueed help We furnish H.
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
NJ East Main St Phone 1919
WANTED frs class Ice cream
maker. References. Address Pc13. care
Herald.
BARBER WANTED-S25 guarantee. good
sober first class man. Prices % and acc.
Ideal shop. Gallup. n n
WANTED good barber. S25 guarantee.
steady job Address T. R. Fields. Ajo.
Ariz-
WE CAN SAVE you money on any kind
Of hauling Phone Houston Transfer Stor-
] axe co.
WANTED porter who has had pre-
vious experience ia a piano store. Apply
I'll Paso Piano Co
WANTED-First class machine presser.
Apply al Bisbee Dye & Cleaning Works,
Blshee. Ariz
DR. J. C. DYSART. specialist. private re-
/ ception room for ladies; offices OF Is
rooms, 0pp. rev p. o. Phone sf52.
WANTED-Married man 90 DO dairy and
ranch work S2-T5 day. must furnish
own board and room B. F. Meyer. Han
over. n n.
WANTED-Table waiter either over or
under the draft age. white man. So per
week and room. Hotel Bates. Carlsbad.
=. n.
WANrED-Aline bcokkeeper-st-n
by mining company in New Mexico town
Married man wanted Address T19, care
Herald.
BAKERS WANTED-One bread man. one
cake man. four dollars a day. Machin-
cry I'm shop. The Nesch Baking Co. Dem
ing. n. NJ.
WANTED-BoolSkeep and stenographer
with knowledge Of Spanish. State fully
qualifications. salary expected. references.
etc. address X r. care Herald
COMMlsSARY MEN with railroad con-
struction and repair gangs 10 New Mexico,
Arizona and California, must speak span
ish, good handwriting and figuring essen
tiaL 2. Q. Box $50. ~ Paso.
WANTED-At once. planer mill foreman.
two machines. Pay 500. Also want good
careful bill band SAWYER. $3.50 per day.
Left hand rig. Apply Sacramento Noun
tain Lumber Co. Alamogordo n. ~
WANTED-For A.. T. s. s F. railway at
Clovis. N. A.. machinist handy men. cop
persmiths and pipe men, For particulars
and transportation call at Master Mechan-
ie.s office IN El Paso. june q
Spanish English steuograpnsr;
must be proficient In both. Export Broll-
A.. Iva
night letter 10 business Mems Clearing
House (Agency). SIC Security Bids. Los
Angeles. Cal.
WANTED-Live agents, whole or part
time 20 handle a proposition backed By
banks and men u national reputation.
Have men making $500 10 500 monthly.
so capital required us National Bank.
Arizona Bldg, Phoenix
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12

T. r. Harris still remains i'll.
He is not as low as he was a few
weeks ago. He is suffering from
dropsy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12

district will occur that afternoon aud
will be another feature. The XII
wants club will put on big pow
WOW at noon, and will be well worth
seeing.
There is every reason to believe
that the attendance will be the
largest ever known at a fair in Chat.
tanooga. The railroads will grant
special reduced rates, but those who
have autos are urged to come direct
to the fair by motor. Admission to
the ground will be free to automo-
biles--and Fords.
An opportunity of lite time is to
see the United States soldiers at
Chickamauga park, and every pat
riotle American should plan trip to
Chattanooga this fall, for the dual
purpose of seeing the soldiers and
the big district fair.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Mineral Springs.

| SPrdalfo lhe Ne7Us.
We have been having a good
meeting at Mineral Spring and
they certainly have been having
a large crowd during the meet
ing.
Miss Maggie McNabb called or
the Misses Lewis Saturday night
and Sunday and reported a nice
time.
Misses Lille McNabb and An.
ME Pitman called on Mary Hardy
Sunday.
Wiley Spangler called on Miss
Mary Hardy Sunday afternoon.
Robert Barnett and Dee Bur.
nett, of Sequachee. attended
meeting at Mineral Springs Sun
day night. Wonder if the boys
got dICer tnem.
Miss Myrtle Long called ON
Miss Allie Holcamp Sunday at
Whitwell.
Miss Myrtle Long says that
she is going to the show at South
Pittsburg Saturday.
Mrs. Lille May Grant is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Mitchell
and attending meeting.
Dee Burnett called on Miss
BERTHE Lewis Sunday.
The girls at Mineral Springs
looked happy Monday morning.
Wonder why.
Come on, you Whitwell writ
ers. | know you.
Clint Colston said that there
was lane here that leads to mo
Mans Land" " If he will travel
that lane he will think that it
leads to some mans land.
There sure were some good
looking boys from Sequachee
here Sunday night. Come on,
you good. looking boys.
Harley Hardy called on Miss
Lille Mcllabb Sunday. X.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
AlIen.Whitaker.

Mr.. Harry Ward Whitaker. of
of Fond du-Lac, Wis, and Miss
Leah Katherine Allen, of Kim
ball, were married Wednesday
evening, of last week, at the
home of the brides mother at
Kimball, Judge L. P. Brewer, of
this city. performing the cere-
mony. They left that evening
for Fond-du-Lac. the home of
the groom. The bride is from one
of the prominent families of Mar
ion and is a most estimable young
lady. The groom holds a posi-.
tion as foreman in a government
plant in nd-du-Lac. Mrs.
Whitaker has been a teacher in
the public schools of Marion.
The wedding was rather a ro-
mantle one as they had never
met until the groom came to claim
his bride. They had correspond
ed at length, and a decision was
reached to cast their fortunes to-
gether upon the sea of life.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12

ance. The student-soidiers will
be placed on full active duty
with housing, subsistence. tut
tion, and instruction furnished
by the Government, and officers
uniforms, rifles, and other equip
ment will be provident by the
War Department.
Young men of high-school edu-
cation and of grammar-school ed
ucation are invited to attend the
East Tennessee State Normal
School, and if physically quail
fed, to enter the Students Army
Training Corps. This Corps will
be open to young men over 18
and under q years of age.
For further information pros
pective students should confer
with the president of the Normal
School, S. G. Gilbreath, john
son City, Tennessee, or with any
member of the faculty.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Returning from Detroit
Wirh Perfect Automobile

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sherman left
last week for Detroit to get an
automobile which they contract
ed for several months ago. II
will be the very latest in auto
mobile design and manufacture.
1t will cost them $500, and
will will be the highest priced
carin Marion County. Mr.. Sher-
man has an excellent car already.
which at the time he bought it
was the latest in automobile man
ufacture, costing 5000, and ex-
ceiling all other cars in Marion.
They have left Detroit with the
new car and reached Dayton, o.,
but had to lay over Sunday
there on account of The fuel reg
ulations. They expect to reach
here tonight. Letters from them
state that the new car is perfect
in its appointments and seeming
ly nothing had been overlooked
to give perfection in car manu-
facture. 1t is Packard and Of
the closed car type.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12

Another reason is the big parade
which will feature the morning
hours. This is being put on by the
Chattanooga Auto Club and the Pat
terson Circus. 1t will also contain
military organizations, and will be
one of the biggest affairs OF the
kind ever seen in Chattanooga.
Still another reason is that on
Tuesday there are number OF spe-
cial attractions which will not be at
the fair all the week. For instance,
Tuesday is one OF the three racing
days, and an especially interesting
program is promised to harness low
ers for that afternoon. Auto polo,
the most thrilling and fascinating OF
all games will be at the fair but
three days, and Tuesday is one of
the three. All of the big vaude-
Vile features which occur other
days will be on Tuesday, SO you will
not miss anything by coming that
day.
Tuesday will be girls club day,
and especial exercises for the girls
who come from from all over the
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Caroline Chapel.

Special TO tie MeaOs.
Everybody seems to be enjoying
themselves since they got good
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Long called
on Mr.. and Mrs. P. HI. Jackson Sun
day.
Looney McNabb was all smiles
Sunday. Guess he saw mis- best girl.
Was sorry to hear of John Spang-
ler having to go to the trainingcamp.
Miss Anna Pitman looked sad
Sunday. Wonder why, guess she
didn't see her best fellow.
Hoyle Ross was seen going down
the road all smiles Sunday.
If you want to see Miss Jennie
Gates smile just ask her how she
likes to get letters from Camp Sheri-
dan, Ala.
Albert Jordan looked sad Sunday.
Rowan MeNabb and Jim Lewis
wers seen going to Sequatchie Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrsa Grover Gates visited
Mrs. w. G. Moore Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lille McNabb was all smiles
Sunday.
Barney Hunley is on the sick list.
Hope he will soon recover
If you want to see Myrtle Pitman
smile ask her when she saw that
handsome boy.
Wiley Spangler had smile ON his
face Sunday like the waves on bis
mothers goosepond.
Lawrence Kilgore was seen gong
down the road Sunday looking for
his hearts desire.
Miss Bernice Long looked sad
Sunday.
Miss Zella Ross sure looks sad
since her best fellow has gone to
Camp Gordon. Cheer up, Zella, he
will be back some sweet day.
Heard a certain girl say that Fred
Pitman sure was cute.
Wonder what has become of A
merica Jordan as | haven't seen her
in long time.
Heard a certain girl say she would
sure like to see Wiley Spangler.
Wonder what has become of Hen
ry Griffith as | haven't seen him in a
long time.
Josie Privett was all smiles Sun
day.
Come on "Mama'sPet"and ''Touch
menot" with your pieces as like to
read them.
As it is getting late and the child
ren are crying will ring off.
Forgetmenot.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Tuesday, Oct. ISt,
Big Day at Fair


A lot of people are asking what
will be the best day of the week to
attend the Chattanooga District Fair
The fair officials say that the fair
will be too big for any person to see
it all in one day, but for those who
can spare only one day they recon-
mend Tuesday, Oct. lat.
One of their reasons for this is
that by Tuesday everything will be
in place, and having just been put
up, 1t may be more complete and
look fresher than it will later in the
week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Who Knows.

Mankind Is proud Of the beelike In
genuity and accuracy with which 1t
pursues many Of Its activities; but we
cannot be sure that the main result Of
our labor is not something as remote
and unsuspected by ourselves as its
service to the spring flowers Is by the
bee. We do not always foresee the re-
actions of our most careful enter
prises; and, while the bee working
among the spring blossoms may rec
ommend us modesty, the wind which
has its own indiscriminate but none
the less effective system Of fertiliza-
tion, calls us to hope.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Killed Big Snake.

Andy Henson killed big rattle
snake on Walden's Ridge Wednes-
day of last week that measured four
and half feet long, weighed twenty
pounds and had twelve rattles and
a button. Who can beat it?--Dun-
lap Tribune.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Students Army
Training Corps

A Students Army Training
Corps has been established by
the War Department at the East
Tennessee State Normal School.
Thare will be two sections of
the Training Corps: % the col
legiate section open to young men
of high. school education; and (2)
the vocational section open to
young men of grammar school ed
ucation.
The student by voluntary in
duction becomes a soldier of the
United States Army, uniformed.
subject to miIitar y discipline, and
with the pay of a private. He
will be placed on full active duty.
will be given military instruction
under officers of the army, and
will be kept under observation
snd test to determine his qualifi-
cation as officer candidate or
technical expert. After a certain
period the men will be selected
according to their performance,
and assigned military duty in one
of the following ways:
(a) He may be tran sferred
to a central officers training
camp.
(b) He may be transferred to
a non-commissioned officers
training camp.
(c) He may be assigned to
the school where he is enrolled
for further intensive work in a
specified line for a limited speci-
fled time.
I'D He may be assigned to
the vocational training section of
the Corps for technical training
of military value.
(e) He may be transferred to
a cantonment forduty with troops
as a private.
All physically fit young men,
18 years of age and over, will,
probably be assigned to active
field service by June, 1919. The
War Department advises all
young men who are planning to
go to school this fall to carry out
their plans and do so. They are
of course, expected to register
with their local boards on the re-
istration day set by the President.
AS soon as possible after regis
tration day, probably about Oct.
/, opportunity will be given for
all the regularly enrolled students
to be indicted into the Students
Army Training Corps at the
school where they are in attend
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Tried Many, Found the Best.

Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the
bowels regular, sweeten tho stomach
and tone up the liver. j. G. CASTOR.
Newark, Ind. says he used great ma
nv kinds OF cathartics, but Foley Ca
thartic Tablets gave him more satisfac-
tion than any other, He says they are
the best cath artic tablets made. Sold
everywhere.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Cut This Out--lt Is Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose With SC to Foley & Co, /,
1856 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return q trial package
containing Folay's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds and Group. Fo.
ley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold everywhere.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12

w. H. Wilson of South Pitts
turg, was here Tuesday in the in
terest of his insurance business.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-09-12
Again In Saddle.

DR.. Songer, of Jasper, is again in
the saddle, and will attend patients
within reasonable distance. He did
not believe he would be capable of
this feat two years ago, but as the
country-is left almost physicianless
by the .exigencles of war he has de-
cided to again climb into the saddle
and start on errands Of mercy. He
purchased a horse and buggy recent
~ and il now ready for calls.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
(By Associated Press)

Washington, April 23.-Resolutions
designed to initiate a declaration of
war against Bulgaria was brought up
the senate today.
Calling up the resolution, Senator
Brandegee said, at is an outrage
United States had not declared war
when Bulgarian troops, firing against
Americans in France and Turks were
slaughtering Armenians. Senator Knox
pointed out that the Bulgarian minis
ter was received in American homes
and that he can get information
dropped at dinner tables" and also
other sources at the capital that might
be of value to the enemy. Referring
to the suggestion that he might have
brought the matter up before the for
eign relations committee privately,
Brandegee said, "My God, Mr.. Presi-
dent, this is an era of open diplomacy,
OF pitiless publicity, in order to make
the world safe for democracy"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
MOONEY CASE
GETS ATTENTION
IN THE SENATE
Senator Phelan Defends Action Of
California Courts in Refusing AL
legged Bomb PlOtter New Trial, at
Same Time Commenting Request of
President for Respite for Mooney.
(By Associated PressI

Washington, April 23-The Moon
ey case held the attention of the Sen
ate again today, with Senator Phelan
defending the regularity of Moorey's
trial, although he commended the ac
tion of the president in asking for a
respite for Mooney from Governor
Stephens. He said the presidents in
terference was justified in order to
vinGicate the United States and the
regularity and fairness Of MONEYS
treatment, in view of a doubt of
Moneys guilt credited in the mind:
of many people," They said the report
of the labor commission which inves-
tigated the case vouched fo" the fair
ness of the trial. Senato' Phelan's
motion that the report of the commits
sion be printed in the Cone1 essional
Record was defeated by the Senate.
Senator Phelan declare there was
no sympathy for Mooney ir labor
circles and that Mooney was regarded
as Every dangerous man because OF
his previous record" He said he be-
lieved that "Mooney and his associ-
ates had been bribed by German mon
ey to perpetrate this crime