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Evening star., 1920-02-28
DON'T READ THIS AID

rsless you arr determined 10 make 4 success
u the accounting profession. The manager Of
the American Accountants Association is
mere To meet the right men and women to PIE
pare for responsible positions by spare tme
study Civ. :Ee, present position. phone num-
ker if possible. Write today for interview.
ADDRESS Box 165-K, Star office. -
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WANTED-HkI.R.
MAHL0>.eanmsA.

DRUo 0l1RK. snnefstssA: eae y tvs ysar'
exVerfaDce. AIply Dups0t Pharmacy, Ns.
Dupent circle. p
M3tATOR OPERATOR. e1perieaced; WITH
license: Sli per vsek; must ~ asat and pslite.
ADsly National Oayital Pres, Eli i1th et.
KfDVX70R NAN. VSite: msat Se sxperiesced
in running eIeetrie elevator aal sat in ap-
Seayance. ASlreas Box eeK. Star s0ee.
RIPERiENCAD WH1TH NAN fer handling
and shlHpl1g peets n antDuesfie sserhroen.
AseFsss hsE ak, star s0ce. So
EXPERIENCED bank clerks,
by large trust company. Address
Box 33-k, Star Office.
fik6T-NI.1sS a1fs mechanic vita Sest Of ref
eresce 42B Ut. NV. -
FORD MECHANIC. to keep up cars aad dri'"
must fursish bsnd: board aRd hsaging furnish
eA or cottage furnished for man with family.
Address BsI 1a2-k, Star smce. Ds
GHNTTANAS to give piaas lessons. to csme
70 hsass: ps''l'. Call bet. a.A S;".
GOOD REAL ESTATE F
SALESMAN-Must have car.
Those with some experience pre-
ferred. Cahill & Dunigan, Cont.
Trust bldg. 18th and II sts.
HORSESHOER wanted. .Ap-
ply Shop, I'd and B sts. NV.
Merchants Transfer and Stor-
age Co.
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WANTED-HELp.
EEMAIE-CovtfnveA.

IF YOU ARE
THINKING ABOUT
EMPLOYMENT OR
LOOKING FOR
A POSITION OR.
LOOKING FOR A
BETTER CLASS
OF WORK
DON'T MAKE
A DECISION
WITHOUT FIRST
VESTIGATING
THE REAL
OPPORTUNITIES
WE HAVE TO
OFFER YOU.
$l4.5O to Start.
Frequent Increases
And Permanent Work
Are a few of the attractions
Cal. on Miss Gregory, 9th foo,
US 18th ST.. NV, and she viii
be glad to tell you about all o
them.
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INCOME TAX COURSE.
Finest in existence. Training conducted by
nations leading tax experts. Call 32S Munse.
bldg, L. s. Tax Law Institute. 29s
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STEM position for capa
ble young man. highly efficient in stenoxraphy
and iypewriting and Office practice. as secre-
tary to the chief cost engineer Of the Virginia
Shipbnildins Corporation. Unusual opportunity
10 obtain valuable training aud experience
Good salary. Must be able TO take high-spsed
d!ctstion and read own notes without hesita
tion: others need apply. Write full part.c.
ulsrs, reference. present salary. etc, to +. p.
Hall. Chief Cost EagiReep. Virginia Shipbuild-
ing Corporation. Alexandria. Va.
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WA1TED-HEIp,
MArE-r-flaaAh-

.STOREKEEPER and janitor ;
permanent position. Gallaudet
College. 9TH and Fla. ave. ne.
Line. 245O.
fHn NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL, 14tL aad g
sts. n-w., established in 1915 was the erst t.
teach wireless in Washington. owing to the
growing demand fer oNarstsrs AAA fer Its pTar-
tlcal cuaFse. THE srnaNl wiz epen anether
trApeh IN the Postal Telegraph brilasng. 1J4a
peSns alia ayenRe. On March =, aud wiu thea
have two schools in washingtss. Iutercon-
mInira Ion " III he carried an between tn" two
scIs"IS every Wednesday, which will give the
students "f these schools Q particular ad-
vant.sn ever sny ether In the city. Classes
new form'r. Ia open Aanch 3. Investigate at
onc~. National Radio School. 14th and sts.
NV.
TWO ELECTRICIANS HELPERs-At once.
Line. 5a3;. .9'
wAGoNsAITH a, $40 18th Sc; steady work.
2as
WAITER, at ,5ll .nd ST. ne; will pay good
wages Ind board. -
WAITER wanted. Ideal Lunch. SO 9Th ST..
s.e. i
wANTED-Dairyman on farm: married or sin
gle; good wages. Apt a. o1S II NV. 90
wANTED-BriEht boy around IL years Of
sge at once: bring references. Apply to H. f..
Krene. W., r. L A. Ry.- NV.
WANTED-E1eHenccd tolored jsnitor FOR
Inc. III 14th at. NV.
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FEN AAIE.

EEAALGs
At THE DOWNTOWN BRANCH Of the Na-
tional Radio School. which opens March ;, 9; one ne
Spanish. which will be taught by a native
South American. Prof. Angelo d. Axuilera Of
Ruenes Aires. and who formerly had charge Of
all Spanish work In the high schools Of that
city. Glasses in Spanish will be held On Tues
day. Thursday. and Saturday nights and thor
ough instruction given. Enrollments now being
NV. for this class. which starts March 8.
ALTERATION HANDS-Ex-
perienced; on ladies' suits, coats
and dresses; permanent position.
Apply to Mayer Bros. & Co.. o37
and o3o F st. NV.
permanent position with reliable Wholesale
house: state references and salary expected.
Address Boz SIX. star office. 2ss
ASSISTANT in ONCE of hsirdressing establish
ment young lady of good personality who 10
good penman and typewriter; one with e1-
$s5 weekly: state age. experience and length
Of hair. Address Box 316H. Star on5ce. :ss
AUTHOR. here Temporarily. with some leisure,
desires to coach literary beginner. young man
tarial services part time: best interna tional
sses s.eiss. Sea ,s7.k. ssf Once leao'[eo. y: 81
BAKER wanted; Arst-class pastry Geek; one
xse can make hr't-e'as' pies and cakes ,.s sos
bn1UT1 rARI6R@n1peaesee1 aad i6ez-
SchutH. skin and scalp specialist. 80 KeDois
blAg.. 11kh and G cts. Nv.
ROOKKEEPER-Yonng lady: siagls entry;
steady podtion. Apply Neweorn & Green,
1909 r st.
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w A n T ED-LICEN S Z D
PLUMBER; LIFETIME PO-
SITION. ADDRESS BOX
65-K, STAR OFFICE.

WANTED-lOO men. Apply stage door, New
National Theater, Monday. March l. am.
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WANTID-SITUATIoNs.
MALE-CsutinveA.

HoTM. e1pevisoce general aii-eresn1 work:
smmsr reseet preferred: gafdesing: painting
also. Address Boz 210-A. star eflce.
MAN. aged q, neat, having recently returned
from France - nrst serxt.. ceth Division.
ref. will take anything reassaabae: ssbrr,
honest and cempetent Address Box S37-H.
Star office. .S'
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YOUNG AAN-130 per week after ee0passtal
sar short iuteHaiVe atenoSrapllc course. WI
guaraatss the pssitios. OpeB Nssdsy. W.
nesdsy asd Friday eveaings.
Hnrsll noW-Doa't wait
New cla0-LoV Rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEo1.
Main SR7l NJ. HalaA

THE NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL, 14th and Z
stS. NV. advises young men and hors expect
inE to take a eouFse in wireless teegraphy 10
wait for the opening Of their downtown school
in the Postal Telegraph building. 1874! Penn
syivania avenue, on March s. This will be the
most completely equipped. largest ana best
radio school in the United States Cases now
forming and enrollments being received 4. IN.
18th and q street branch. National Radio
School. First in America. Established 1911
A MAN to act A. mechanical helper. one who
10 willing to do general garage work and
who IL able to drive car, Apply TO 4. w
Hoselsnd. rear 1877 18th ST. NV.
SO. 600 JOBS INCOME TAX WORKOUT stu
dents discovered a - .00l0 600 overpayment by
one corporation: big opportunity: YOU can
qualify: study at home spare time: specialist 70
have earned II 900 q week: s.lsries Of 8, ,o00
year are ordinary. Write 32S Munsey bldg.
city. q. 8. Tax Law Institute. Open evenings
until 2. IL
A CHANCE for ambitions young men who wish
to earn s. or - per day--or g to s. day In
spare time. Address General Employment
Agent. Lock Boz 1908. City P. Q. As
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MANAGER Of asfs agency garage in this
city some live country town by unmarried
man. az. SO: several years experience. whole
sale and retail: satisfactory reference. Ad-
dress Box 352-H, Star elhce. -
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JASITORS tTwo)
FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.
FINE LIVING QUARTERS.
ALSO NIGHT JAHITOR.
LIEBERNANN L HAWS.
PHEI.AE c. HAWN. 1921 +.
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iRONER-First-class expe rienced, On ladies'
fancy gowns. Apply to Tavener 4 Co.. III
11th st. NV. l.
LADIEs-Our course in telephone switchboard
operating is fascinating and very easy to learn
on our latest equipped board. This occupa tion
affords many opportunities. You are cordially
invited TO inspect our school and make any In
ouiries you may desire. You take either
permanent or relief positions, such govern
ment clerks and others doing. Day and
night classes. Milton School, Room AL, 728
1%fh at
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ACCOCNTANCY.
A limited number of young men
who are desirous Of qualifying for
positions Is Accoun tai pts, Auditors
and Income Tax Experts. to Join
accountancy classes now forming.
Full informa tion upon applica.
,ion to Mr.. Harman,
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LOOMS RADIO SCHOOL.
4014ll Ninth at. NV.
TelephoAe Main 1859.

MEN wANrED-W1ite oniy-1He demand for
ehau6eurs and auts0obale mechanics is con
stant and increasing. By taking our 80 IN
limited course Of instruction in repairing and
driving yen can at yourself in Q short tine to
fll Q position paying from 81 to ~ . week.
Day and night classes. Natisaal Auto College
9th and o Sts. nv.
Evening star., 1920-02-28

uBLPERS female. experienced on msa'
coats. AppH NJ. Earns6, ISL 81 st. NV,
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Pine and sak: any length. ti4 cord. aelfvessd.
lS0 5th ct. s.W. Hranklin 1el1-W. 0Aos
fORTIEREsL3 pairs, green. good condition:
Also oak dining room set. 1918 Emerson Ct,
NV. =
CABINET NANTEL, hne msloGany., worth
$500; offer wanted. Address Box WE. star
o1Bce. IL
k1BY cAkRIz61 eest vak, Vll eel II Us.
CAT K et .a.e. .zg ssss. : 4
Gas sf6vE kajs; 3D. ssIH ye e -.
h.W. - Se@HNf
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four high class, iye-Wire 0lesRen Of expeti-
ence and good sppeAraace to interview buai-
ness men and automobile owDe-s on brand -Bsv
proposition, which should pay 500 to $50 4
sad field nrlimited; psrmaDent poaition and
chance for Advancement. tn position man
ager o! proposed branch houses in Baltimore
and Phiiade!pais.
Address Box 3i3-H. STAR once. -
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FOR SALE.
Largest and best located au-
tomobile accessory establish
ment in the city. Address Box
343-H, Star office. 1*
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wANrED-Filipino bu.lervalet; culy e1pe-
rienced man with test references need apply.
4oo1 Woodley I'd. Tel. Cley. 1882.
We HAVE saies position open for the right
man. He does not neei to h~ an e1perieneed
salesmsn but he must be ambitious and willing
to devote q certain amount OF spare time In
study to equip himself properly: for the right
man We have q real chance to earn from E, 400
to $40. 900 . year. Give phone No. II any. Ad-
dress Box 61-k. Star office. 29'
YOUNG NAN to put tires on cars; also run
errsnds: must come we'll recommended. Vic
tory Tire Co. 10s6 18th st. NV.
YoUNG MAN, with Ford or motor cycle deliv-
cry. for light delivery work tnorthvest sec-
tion,; spare time at first. with good prospects
for future. Address Box Ssh: Star otdce. rs
YOUNG MAN to learn the drug business; high
school graduate preferred. Apply Lewis Elem
er. 18th and Col. road. l.
YOUNG MAN who has had some art training.
for position us assistant photographer in one
Of the mos: exclusive studios In the city;
wonderful opportunity for young man who
wishes to learn business and grow up with u
successful orE1niza ton. Bachrlch. Inc, 1881
st. NV.
YOUNG MAN (white). IS years Of age or over.
to hold copy nine hours night. i've nights .
week: SIS per week: steady position: mnst be
able to read fast snd distinct. Apply National
Capital Press, 81 11th St
YOUNG NAN for filing work and s-enographic
testimony; opportunity for law student. Ap-
ply W. X. & X. Co. ella i'm dept ith and c
sts.
YOUNG AAN-sS0 per week after ee9p,sstae
..r .s.rt int ,n.e,...s , steno6r.rLis . sssT,s'
0nSau naI-ilan't Rait.
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PRESSER Experienced, col
ored; permanent position and
good. salary. Apply Samuels,
023 F NV.
PREssER-Experieneed. The Hub, s11 Pa
ave. NV
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ing room: permanent position and good salary.
Apply Hopkins. 2g26 18th NV. Col. 1706.
LEARN the rear estate business and Be paid
while learning; an opportunity to supplsme1t
your salary or work yeur way out Of the old
salared position: until your earning pswef 10
greater than your present salary 1t need not
Interfere with your prseent position: full in
structlons and lectures by successful real e.
auired bat fofeeful personality and Al refer
erences essential. Glass viii meet in Room SIS.
or write Allan ". Gibson. 31S Colorado bldg.
MAID for general housework: NO washing
small family: stay nights. Call 2021 Hnlyer
Evening star., 1920-02-28

MANAGER for small seashore
hotel; summer season; state ex-
perience. age and other informa-
ton that may be of value. Ad-
dress Box 1O3-H, Star Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
BRAINS AND BONE HEADS.

In discussing the functions of the BRAIN Arthur Brisbane
OF his brilliant studies of the masterpieces of literature
that have appeared in the Hearst Sunday papers, says
AS time passe the substance of which your brain is made
SETS becomes mentally speaking, hard After
certain age man cannot change his opinions he thinks he
doesn't want to, but in reality, he cannot"
This probably applies large percentage of humanity and
accounts for the reaction of but probable that fail
ur to exercise the intellect has much to do with the stody
the brain as age We frequently find ignorant youth
stubborn and set in opinion than intelligent age 1t law of
nature that failure to any organ of the body results in the
aophy OF its powers and the brain probably exception
In the normal person. the mind ought to grow power
strength as long health continues and it does if used has
been scientifically that persons intellectual occupations
increase in mental power continuously and outstrp those
mechanical occupations though the latter were naturally
superior in mentality in youth
The brain becomes set only when it's growth and develop
ment are checked This happen childhood with feeble
minded or in youth, with the morons in the decade
two following maturity to be the case with great
majority of people In the former cases. is due to physical
causes and inherited tans the latter failure to use intel
ectua powers
Too many brains mechanically muscles and other
organs There is almost no limit to the individuals mental powers
they perssteny cultivated But few pay any aten
ton to the development of mentality and to let their
brains sod through nonse and join the great army of
heads long the brain performs its physical abors of d
recng the body which process Mr. Brisbane thus describes
Zone drives the heart faster another holds it back
And as the hearts action controlled everything within our
bodies feary and wonderfully made controlled from the
BRAINS dark coex muscles and that regulate blood
sure marvellous system that controls the bodys heat that blood
temperature doesn't change fraction of degree between the
Equator and the North Pole And about that automatic man.
agement we feel and know nothing"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
By the Noted Author
IDAH McGLONE GIBSON

lawns I passed were springled with
the dandelions' gold and clumps Of
daffodils and jonquils here and there
added more yellow splendor to the
joyous morning.
Someone has said, THE world can
never be bowling wilderness as long
as there are sunshlny summer after
Moons would paraphrase that
sentence a little and say. ''The world
viii always be hint of heaven on a
sunshiny spring morning"
Nature is truly a wonderful thing
to most of u.s. Sunshine and flowers
and balmy air act as a tonic draught
that pulls up all our wearying spirits
and takes away all morbid and intro
speetlve thought.
A Faithful Chronicler
II this were an imaginative story
| was writing, and l was the heroine.
| would leave out many of the quick
changes in moods, variahleness of
disposition and Inconsistencies of
Katherine. but being the truthful
earonioler Of my everyday-self. l just
have to put down the sum Of human
actions and human understandings as
they come te me, l know that What
ever the novellsls may write. that no
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
scHULDERMANs REMOVAL.

Loyalty the first requisite of efficiency administration
and there be little efficiency where dscord supercees har
and subonaes candestney oppose their chief seek
undermine his authority thwart his policies and openly aun
their contempt
No blame for the removal Henry Schuderman
corporation commissioner except Henry Schuderman Had he
shown decent respect for the governor he would still be of
ce Although aligned with the reactonay element of the party
and political enemy he retained office until he
execabe taste to embazon his latent hostility dsdn of the
administration full page advertisements in behalf of his
candidacy for another office
The executive heads of state departments all members
of the governors official family and he responsible for their
conduct OF office No find fault he eliminates the dis
loyal to the peace harmony necessary
fu administration and the enforcement of policies which he
accountable to the people
The would be proper subject for if
ated dsrepec and dsyay among his subordnates and
having resored to the sleto gets the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

one is very unhappy all the time. In
deed, one changes from grave to gay
from sorrow to joy, from tears to
smiles, very quickly and often SEEM
ingly without cause This morning
when writing my letter to John I was
not particularly happy. Nothing has
changed since then, but now that !
am walking through this sunshiny
street with the fragrance in the air
and the melody of childrens voices
and laughter, l am really and truly
happy.
Once more it came to me that l had
many blessings to count. / was young,
healthy; had the temperament to en-
joy the little things of life.
This is a very wonderful world,
after all, and it struck me all at once
that the most wonderful part of il
was that shortly l would probably be
trundling my son down these shady
streets.
had not as yet received the ma
terials from Johns mother for which
L had written, but l was eagerly
awaiting them. Meantime it was a
sunshiny morning and I was glad to
be alive. l sometimes wonder if we
who appreciate the JOY of living most
can go down in the depaths and sor-
row most.
l believe 1 would not give up the
capacity for poignant pain that |
possess to such degree if l had to
give up with it my ability to the full
est the little things that come to one
in the ordinary course of every day
life.
/ Possibly, if some one without i'm
agination should read this human
document he might think I was a
very inconsistent woman, but the
more | think about myself and the
more l see of others of my sex the
more | am convinced l am lust an
average woman living an average life.
Because | was happy l determined to
write John another letter. a letter in
which l was not complaining about
him or anyone else. So on the inn
pulse l wrote this
Dearest John: Just because 7
want you to know. dear, that l love
you and am thinking about you all
the time | am writing you letter to
tell you so
l have been all day sewing and
thinking of our future. Have not re-
ceived the materials and little gar
ments that l asked Madame Gordon
Tor the other day, but they will be
coming on soon and will be more in
terested in the layette of your son
than l am now. OF course, l know
you will want son, John-a man
child to carry on your name. I think
l. TOO would wish for boy for many
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
Vancouver Census
Placed At 1861

Washington, May %. Vancouver
Wash, i2,637, increase 3337 or 35.a
percent
Bristol, r, l.. 1875, increase 2SlO
or 32.S percent.
Bethlehem, Pa, 50,35S. increase
1851 or 292,3 percent.
Chester, Pa, 5S,O8O. increase 49,
a9S or 50.6 percent.
Sunbury. Pa, 1874, increase 1851
or 14.2 percent.
Willimantie, Conn, 1880. increase
100 or 9,S perosnt.
Ashland, Wis, 1884. decrease 260
or 2,2 percent
Hanover, Pa, S665, increase 1907
or 2sS percent.
Wilmington. Ohio, 5037. Increase
sac or 1879 percent.
lola, Kanp S5tS, decrease 5i9 or
81 percent.
sharon, Pa, 21747 increase 6477
or 4s.4 percent.
Bay City. Mich, a7,654. increase
2Sss or 5.s percent.
Flndlay, Ohio, 17.Ol5, increase 2i57
or 14.5 percent.
Atchison, Kan, 1850. decrease
97a9 or 2S.1 percent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

, them on the way to the creek. But
when he reached that delightful place
he found something that made him
forget what he had in his pockets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

reasons. While 1 have never wished
to be a man myself, do not think 1
would care to inflict femininty on a
child of mine if it were possible to
designate the sex.
There, I know you are frowning
when you read this, and you think L
am complaining, but l am not, John.
am only trying to write many things
that 1 have often tried to tell you,
but you would never listen or seem
to understand.
Alice is going home today. She is
to take little Bob with her. expect
to see a great deal of Ruth while
Bobby is away, for she will be lonely
even if she has the other children.
You said nothing in your letter about
returning. l expect you will stay
there until your business is finished.
Will you come this way on your trip?
hope you do, for love you and all
ways want you. Your wife,
KATHERINE.
Tomorrow-Will Bobby Forget His
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
Thoughts of the Future

Thoughts of the Future
My letter to John seemed rather
constrained. but for the life of me
could not write 1t differently.
l busted myself with my sewing
most Of the morning. only goine
downstairs to bid Alice goodbye and
to walk with her as far as the station
few blocks away, when we found
Ruth and Bobby. Ruth looked as
though she was burying Bobby in
stead Of sending him to his father for
a little visit,
Ruth has great respect for her
word. otherwise do not think she
would have let him go. Some women
are bigger ON impulse than they are
after trying to reason.
AS the train left she turned abrupt
ly. | knew she did not even want
me with her when she returned TO her
home and realized that little Bobby
had left.
j wandered through the village. It
was the first time since my marriage
that ! had been there in the spring.
The little town Is rarely beautiful.
nesting down beside the lake; its
zeal, tree lined streets were Just wel-
.nlnlnes the huddliag sprinetime' The
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
A SMOKE SCREEN.

Other aspirants look like pkers Proposed McAdoo slush
fund ecpses all $5000000 held promised Senate probes scent
overshadowng crime read first page headlines the Portland
Oregonan over the partisan propaganda dope sent by
special Washington correspondent his report of the senate
campaign fund probe.
OF course the fact that the investigation disclosed that there
had been campaign expenditures and organized
campaign for McAdoo did not matter The further that
he sensational story faherd by reporter for Hearst
newspapers who failed to substantate it, also mmatera It's
he Oregonan of peddng poison for party advantage
maintains Washington correspondent to color and dsor events
as political propaganda.
This style OF journalism went out of vogue years ago when
newspapers became newspapers instead political organs and
eased to color events to suit their politics Nowadays the
does not the responsibility for the views of it's
respondents but makes them sign their effuons the readers
will not confuse and propaganda the Oregonian still
ngs to the dscredted system of prosutng columns
for partisan purposes.
The McAdoo pipe DREAM without scntia of evidence to
verify it, simply smoke to conceal the huge expend
lures OF republican the Leonard Wood
sush fund scandal