The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-09-10

ing your three votes Tor Werts by
putting cross before his name and
his only.
Thirty-S;xth Senatorial District
Mr.. Strubinger is the Endorsed cam
didate in the Democratic primary for
the Senate. He has served two ses-
sons in the House and has a 100 per
cent record. He is strong man and
absolutely reliable on every PROPOSE
ton. His chief opponent, Mr.. Nc
Nay, voted wet on every roll call.
Mr.. Gray. the Republican candi-
date, is a member of the constitu-
tional convention and is worthy of
support
In the House, A. Otis Arnold is
the Republican candidate. He has a
100 per cent record.
Mr.. Henry Brewers of Pike county,
Endorsed in the Democratic primary.
has a 100 per cent record and should
be re-nominated.
Mr.. ]. II. Paxton OF Golden is the
second Endorsed candidate. He is a
high class nsand deserves the conf
bincd support with Mr.. Bowers.
Vote for Endorsed candidates. The
Thirty-Sixth District voters must do
this to hold up to their splendid rec
ord of two wears ago
Thirty-Ninth Senatorial District
Two years ago the drys divided
their votes and lost their candidate in
the primary. A. G. Soderstrom de-
clared himself in favor of ratification
and the law enforcement measures.
No candidate was put in the field by
the drys against him in the election
for this reason. But at Springfield
he voted against all dry measures.
He can not be relied upon.
John Wylie, Utica, is farmer, able,
we'll informed. reliable. Our friends
should give him their pumped votes
by putting cross before his name
and his only.
Fortieth Senatorial District
Senator Vending, who is candi-
date to succeed himself, has a 100
per cent record. He voted for all dry
measures and has spoken and worked
effectively in their behalf. His enc
mics are making charges against him
that, being as we were on the
ground, we believe are absolutely
false. We did not have a more loyal
supporter at Springfield. Mr.. F. NJ
Quinn, an attorney of Nandalia, has
always been loyal friend of the anti
saloon cause. Mr.. w. H. Poe, FRAY
cling salesman, lives at Shelbyville,
and stands favorable to the anti-sa-
loon program.
Lincoln Bancroft, the Republican
candidate for reelection has 100
per cent record. He has voted and
worked for all dry measures, as has
also John {. Richardson, who has
for number OF years been a member
of the Assembly.
Arthur Roe is wet. He promised
to vote for ratification two years ago
but failed. He voted against the Illi-
nois woman's suffrage measure in
1913. He should be defeated because
OF his record. No candidate has filed
against him i'll the primary. His de-
feat could only be accomplished
through an independent in the cleo
lion.
Forty-First Senatorial District
William X. McCabe OF Lockport
has a 100 per cent record. He is
able, active and influential. He is en-
titled to reelection on his record.
The Legislative Voters League says
of him, "A highly valuable member"
Mr.. McCabe voted for the Illinois
woman's suffrage law i'll 1918, the real
fight on behalf of suffrage i'll this
state.
James Il. Bentley, New Lennox,
farmer, absolutely reliable in every
way, has 100 per cent record. The
Legislative Voters League says of
him, made good record He
should be reelected on his record.
Our friends should divide their
votes equally between Messrs. Nc
Cabe and Bentley, otherwise Mr..
Walker who is campaigning as being
in favor of beer and wine, which
means notification, will be nominated.
Another candidate, George M.
Smith of Wheaton, is in the field.
We presented the situation to Mr..
Smith and his friends asking them to
wait for more opportune time so
that dry man might not be lost to
the cause because of the division of
the vote. We were not successful in
this effort. 1t will be difficult under
the cumulative voting system to nom
mate two drys as against the pumped
votes for the one wet if our vote is