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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

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BARBER work az homes and sanatoriuulE.
shave and hair cut. 81 no trips m1ds for
less nan l5c n zs5aH-
MAN vita years eEpsrisncs a. ssfssrnsn
wishes. position as Ealer- nan ~ city or on
rad Address " 70. care Hereld
WANTED-P1sition BY thorouEhly ex-
uarlenced bookzeaper. preferably with
firm operating IN Mexico address A 118.
care Hezlld
WANrED-Posistl1n By young man a.
truck driver CT All around carare r1a1.
not afraid o. work Address 2 rs. care
Herald
WANTED-PcatI1n By compstent reg
istered drIEE.Et.r best % references. IN
western town. not afrlid Of work Al
dssss J. y 1lccarthys y lnnfield. "a
POSITION wanted II II Pssa b a younF
American out q town wIrn clerical eE-
perience. tgpist and speaks Spanish flu-
entity. can furnish references Addrsss ?
10. care Hsrald-
YOUNG man - Fsa-1 old With thorouEh
knowledge o. freight rates and the hand
Ing II overcharEe. loss and damaEa
claims. desires position. referenca1- a.
dress 10. care Harzld-
YOUNG nan, recently rssiTnsd AFTER ~
years az o. s. naval academy. desires 20
siuon, speaking knowledge q spanish ard
AddreEg 3 lif. care Herald
N VEsTfGATED-Card indazed men. cIas-
SIZED BY Crafts and trades with photo
graph and fun Information AZ 20 previous
experience ard reference QUESTIONABLE
we can furnirH a uan for rrv 1orItinn
By careful seleeton- Vocational Dept ?.
M|- A. E|a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

= PAsO-LA MESA TRANsFER CO.
Leaves Masonic Temple BUILDING at pm.
1eaFea La d ga for = Paso at ESQ an.
E-s.ensers paroea and freight. including
- ESQ Helalda. are carried over this line
sOC0BRo-1IAGDALEIA sTaGF-ST177-
only- Leave Socorro $40 IN u. Hal.
aaEdalena, y. n
4OGoLLoH--Daily % and to- SiiVer
C.iy and AoEollon- Cars leave silver City
p eItigal CT santa Fe train No 617. no
so-ons 3 an Bennett Motor Transit Co
Fhone 10 Opposite depot.
LAKE, fALLET-Hiusboro and Einrsfon
auto --ilets az trains 20 Lake valley. TTrn-
D. sleaae, Hilllboro, n. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
IL Renl-Houlel Furnilbed

FOX HEAI-Eurnlshed. 17-2 Grand av-
room bungalow with Elassed ia sleeping
porch, garage and chicken pens ] block
55ssJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Heln Hanied-SaleEnen

uell Malteo-afleEmen
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-ALEsIAN-In adjacent territory 70 car
~ Fl Paso made candy as q side line.
Address A 115. care Herald.
WANTED-iIen TO iearn prTcficai T7i67-
manship IN the Y. n. c. A. uirht school:
taught by a successful sales manager.
Phi SOS and 21IG
CHECKWRITER ALEs1IEN-Prefsrencs
given 70 men who have sold hard propo-
aiuons; open territory for men OF KEEN
SELLING ABILITY. Write P. o. BOX
T11 unurfnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

! LlA.Aa
WANTED-ro buy. large lat TOD oaE
desk Pm e7e1I-
WANTED-sl0.000 worth Of sscond 6and
fcrniturs. Texas Furniture Co. Ph- leel.
We PAY highest cash pricaa Tor Four
sernnd hand furniture or sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.. 11I 8 Stanton.
WANT 90 buy an kinds o. used furniture
and stoves VIII pay high cash prices.
Can me before you sen Pm. 297A
WANrED-rWeut rooms 81 furniture
win buy any amount. good or damaged
must Be reasonable for cash Phi 1lG1.
WANTED-At1 once. $1,000 worth o. fur
uiture. stoves. carpets. etc, car us By al
means HURST FURNITURE Co. Phi
1146.
LET'S TRADE that "a furniture or sew
ing machine fc- new.
YOUNG EUENIrL RE- co.
l1l S. Stanton ST
FOR GOOD Used FURNITURE We pay
cash and more than others
STAR FURNITURE CO.
51l z. san Antonio. Phone 2IEE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Enlsllainnenl Hal IL n

DANCE HALL FOR RENT.
Ao1day, Wednesday and Friday 1lEhts-
Colulou Han Phone 15ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

Special Notices
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED. So RUGS
CLEANED. 81 ERWIN MFG. CO.. PHI. ITO.
GENUINE Navajo rugs for sale. very raa-
souable. 70s n. oregon, Phi ASS.
HE1IsTITCHnSG. plcot. accordian plating
Miss 3. Corum. SO Buckler Bldg. Phi 1911.
NELTOS PAINT CO.-Paiutin- paper
hanEluE- decoratinE- sos q. stanton. Phl2f7
HE1fsTITCHIEG. alterations. acc1rdisn
plating. mall orders solicited AIRS 81
Jones, SILK Emporium. us Mesa. Pm. l172.
sEE JOE f0r the best lawn work. also
flower bed dirt or fertilizer hauling away
traEk, rocks or cinderz Phi. 6G3i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

The above rate is based o. q minimum
% q 90 -ord count. Ads containing lee.
thar this number Of words VIII Be- counted
a. 60 words
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

TWO roonz fres. With ught hsSf S75
water n exchange FOR cars % hsllr rt7irr
and porrhe1 ID Unau aparmszt h1uss
Ph- 1f5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

Situaiions Hauied-female
------------------------ 49,
PRACTICAL uurs1. lrr1 r. o. Aldrlch.
1903 Olive. Phi 7259G-
LADY desires position cashier o. Esasral
Office work preferred. IS yearT rrperl-
ance- address JIG, care Herald
YOUNG LADY wishes position a. com
uauiun 20 sick or Invalid lady On o. out Of
town SIC Magoffl1. Fh. 1ossJ.
RESPONSIBLE woman wants morning
hours work, also snail bundle washing.
Pa. lsAaW.
Real Estate Wanted
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100 PER CENT results from tansmentl
TURNER, KEMP q COLnWEI-L-
WANTED-To buy FROM owner. modern,
clogs b h9ms. 5 O roona. Ph- a93l-
WANrED-Four or room Bungalow.
Alta Vista section. Manhattan or near
1--WE Points Pm SIS. G-eEE-
WANTS buy or room mcdsrn
hunEalcw from owner address r D.
Eulsr. 1911 Caltorula-
WASTED-Four or room. furnished pre-
cash z T. Allen. P. o. Box 1859
WANIED-ro buy from owner. S o. 6
room 1ulralo7E. furnace. close 20 car line.
must be priced right address A ~. care
Herald.
WASTED-Medium sized room house
with sleeping porch. n good locality. in
the Alta Vista district. price nusr be rs1-
sc1ahls, VIII pay $500 cash and not over
ft5 per month. Including interest
A. G. L0FELADE.
21l Herald Bldg Phone g8L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

FOR helt-koomf and Board
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tu5ercllar men houellze place. Ph- s1zsJ.
ROOM and board for oolvala1ceat lzds's
E1aduate nurse = 1ttendancl- PA 1867T-
I PRIFaTE home f1r tubsrcular nss- b51rd
room and sleepinE porch PA 1s5zU-
alIERICAN DINING BOON. q ncalI 81.
81 n. cchoa. 1Ir1 r l. H1ueL
ROOM and boa-d for eoupls ~ Esrtls-
men. flA5o per week meals. Phi
NO nice connsctilE rooHE. s1itahis f5r
o. gentlemen or couple, VIII board
BEST 81 table board Win o. 7Tithout
Sc YES. p 95la
WANTED-Reflnsd young man % share
room and sleeping porch. close IN. ser
arate beds meals p. lf1l
INTALIDs AND LEsCENTs-Pri-
vlts hcu-e. trained nursing. rates f11 ana
SIS 1er week. Pa 5ia1
EXCELLENT rooms and board. cdnvea-
lent baths. steam heat Earlge- Ills lfon-
TABLE BOARD In prirats hona. con-
venle1t FOR railroad men PA 651 or ap-
ply 1925 WgoulllE
MOuNTAINAIR SANAIoETU1I - Al1lno-
5ordo, y p For treatment q tu1c-cu-
lczis. admirably Located. moderate rates.
write d wire -for paruculars-
WILEY s4NATORIuM
Fer tuberculosis lndivlduai cottages vita
hot. cold runniug water. graduate uur1eu.
rates lnclude medical attention "a l6ls-
CONVALEsCE Nrs.
Are you looking FOR g nice airy. sunny
porch With q warm room. hot a1d ccld
running water. Eood southern style hcue
cooking. nursing and bsllooy service. rates
SIS % G2o ger week sunnycreEt Sana-
For Reni-SloEes and Offices
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DESK room for ral- 1ls Mlll Bi1E
49, ven ughtsd otfIca room for rsnt
n. A. H0GIE q COMPANY.
Pr 1871 Basemsnt - Faso Sank BI1E-
FOR RENT-A larse and mail oelcs
in the Herald huilGll1- Heat light ard
fanllnr service furnished. Reasonable rates
Apply % the Auditor q ne Herald
TEXAS STREET
Meas Clothing or rullcr
Excellent location wiki about $50 square
feet OF foor spaca. year lease.
w B GAFENET.
Central Properly.
Jewell & SdER1LAN.
ne Tezas 81 Fhons l2ss
LARGE WAREHOUSE. priVata track 10
rear large yard partly covered With ahada
fire brick office huldlnEs a desirable 10
Implements Storage with trleiaEs On
san Eraucisco ST.. reasonable rental
Renal Department
DVl CASE crow LL AGENC1.
-2l WIS BldE Phone s1o1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

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SPANISH TAuGHT-Classes now begin
ming. Fer appointment call az the Lin
cola Academy. SIS n Stanton
FRENCH and spanish lessons: Hauan
pronunciation for sin~sra. Prot. Henry.
p. o Box $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

FOB REST-Iuo veil furnrhsd ted-
roomA 3l5 Anss. p. f3s1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

FOR RESI-Larss. basutifullT f1rni1hsd
room, suitable for couple. steam heat r-n-
nlrE water. block frcn Cleveland
SILL $1,000 Pa .---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
ssoI Raai-Roons FuniIlsd

o
FOB RENI-1uo veil furuIlhsd 80
roomA 9l5 Anss. Pa f1e1.
oNE furnishsd slespiaE ron Lr7iy 1910
I WyonlnE.
MoDERN roozs. nsTiy fI5=zs5sd- fs-
EelL ~ AaEo-tll. a IlloW-
NICELY furnished front rom 1901 I75a-
7 FURNISHED bedroe1z fo- rsnt f5r i757
Eno IZorks out Us s och1a-
NICELY furnished front bsdroo15 n 5-7-
sale lalnlly lle Alllaus, Fh flc17T.
GOOD doWnEoan rlas, an oulEIds- rs7755-
abe. o. colrtholse 411 : z san Antc-ln
H0IEL GATOT-I01 uods-1 roo577- Is
private baths rates r-a1c1ahla. Al crcal-
FOB HE-iL-LzrEs fr1ut roon- adtolaiar
bath. ssparzrs s1trance. pri7ats h5z5s-
LARGE, baautifuIly flrnishs5 ro51s- 7l-7--
1l1rads 20 health sseEeE. retsre1ceE. 1rlT
Montana. Ph- 115a
FRONT roon. ad5oi1lnF 5stE. - 5i57s
In Ter business mz1. private hru-c. IS per
week 596 -. stantcn. PA Tl15R
BEDEo0Ms suitable FOR ss1tlsnaa1, stss5n
heated. hot bath. raagc11hle rent No. 8
LITE Aptss Czmp1el and Boulevard
STEAM heated rooa1. a5ioIninF haih- con
Wlt1ln 1locE g cas- l1ll vs.. Missouri
steam seat nice Dlivats home. IT5i Ken
taua-
FOB kENn-Eice NON. ad1Inlnr hafh
with or without sleeping porch. young nlan
nrels-rse. EiEa Eeint1 .9l1 Bllsg e.
Pleasant bedroom. connecting hlth ard
hear. ll private hcus. 10 althseslr-rr
suitable Ter e. 1890 1Eout1ul. Fh.
ai94
BEAUTTFrLLT furnishsd fr1n7 ron f7
-- 49, 49, ~
a-alla --s --A-a-a aaA .-A lQl4
water. PA ls1eW.
FOR REST-LarFe bssutifuIIr furni5hSs
room. suitable for couple. steam heat run-
nl1E water block from Cleveland
squars. refers1ces- Phi $3.50
For kent-RoOms UnfuTunhed
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THREE unfuruishsd Ioo-al 1905 1[vrtls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

I STEAM heated roou. a1foinlnF balh, con
I uuuous hot water. waking distance. aIr1
within block e cars 1870 ". Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

BEaIITFTLLT lcr1I7teI l--17 - h
Circaszizn walnut. very da1lFrsis E--
couple CT TounE ladies' hot aud cnId
water Phi Ts7eW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

IEDHo0Is suitable for gs1tlsn-an &c.
heated. hot bath. raaso1lhls rent. No
Lucarns Apts-s Czmp5eIl ana R5uIsvlrd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

FOR HENI-Front rcom VIA 1oreh
steam aaat. nice private bona 1I5f ,Iou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

Personal
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ANYONE knowing the whereabouts o.
JACK Allen Mckeehan. please address T
las, care Herald.
MILLINERF-Mme. SeFau. 305 Is. kan
saa- New hats made, old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
BARNETTs-THE XMAS SHOP.
Purchase early and pay small deposit on
any article o. 1ewelry or toilet goods
2l9 sANTONIO ST. 219.
SERVICE. ECONOMY. SATISFACTION.
CITY CLEANING WORKS.
den's piece suits. cleaned. pressed G1.15
Mems piece suits. cleaned. pressed. $3.50
Phone $500 for prices on ladies' Fooda-
Work called for and delivered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

=. ilEai'a'a iF''i F0oH- l''7 lI'a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

FOB REET-Unfarnishsd o. rao1-1.
--sep-lE porea lnd ElrlE. p. -l-L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

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ONE furnished room. ritchsnet. IN private
home. no children except i1fant1 tazsn.
81 = Nsvada. Pm sll1W.
Two lEz= houssaasplng rn1r1s- closs D..
cheap also single houseEesplnT noounl
s1l " oEerland-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

An OLD established house with article
to- which there IS great demand wants
salesmen Tor Arizona and Texas. our
saiezrneu are making money and unless
$500 20 $500 a month don't appiv. ffrrt
class references and surety bond re-
quired Apply Room ~. Paso del Norte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Rosniag - SaIe Id RsaI

u APARTMENT house. S blocks from
postofnce. income net $500 year. always
fun. good lease. 5000. terms address A
11f. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

Aparmenls-Unfurni-bsd

LARGEST LIST apartme1tE. furn- or uutrrn.
Psans 1s7l. = -.sE - Trsss nag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

~ %e5-l e. 'l''7iaF ron AP7iy $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

TOE EEEz-rhrss room apartment Pc
furnished. uEhts water and phone. easy
Walking distance 1911 n II PEzd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
For Reni-Roons UnfuInshsd
For Reai-Roonl and BOrd

- ussarsI.l.ss -. ~ 49,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Il Renf-Hou,e. Furni.L.I
For Renl-Rou.e. -

ron EEST-sman eottasa slii Issis,
vile. Fh. S75lJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

dren. small furnished or unfuru fshad
honse. permanenL Fh- go from 70 9 Pm
SMALL housekeeping apartment for people
employed. first floor preferred. very close
M Phi. s1f5W after pm
NANTED-At once. furnished or room
house. reliable adults only. no sick. per-
manent, VIII lease. Address les. care
Herald.
MANTED-To rent snail unfurnlshed
house in Highland Park. no children. re-
s7cualble. permanent Pa 13T between
and g I'm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

NICELY furnished frout bsdrrc- d pri-
Eate tamlly. rs Williams, Fh flg8T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
COMPL|CA T|ONS MANY
OVER SUCCESSOR TO
I'll RON { Of GREECE
TRIANGLE OF BROTHERS MAY
CALL FOR DOUBLE ABDICA-
TION IN FAVOR OF
YOUNGEST

Athens. Oct. 2G.-Many difficulties
regarding succession 10 the Greek
throne will result from the death of
kim Alexander, which occurred last
night. There is every indication the
throne will be offered to Prince Pau,
third son Of former King Constantine,
but as a condition, King Constantine
must formally abdicate. and Prince
George, another brother of Prince
Paul, mus; renounce mis- rights.
1t Is probable that King Constantine
viii at first refuse 10 meet these con-
d,;ions but 1t Is understood Premier
VenislCs will produce arguments OF
some Importance.
Constantine'. financial status Is well
known and it is thought the premier
will agree t restore the former king IS
suppressed pension, ii the above
terms are accepted.
Only in the event of Constantine 5
persistent refusal would there be a
question Of the establishment Of a
republic. but 1t is known Premier
Nenislos is of the OPINION that Greece
Is not yet ripe for that form Of govern
mont.
There is also possibility Of Of
fering the throne to foreign prince,
bu. the premier is reluctant to take
such step. To begin with, IL would
be hard tc find suitable candidate.
When Prince Otto of Bavaria was
called on the throne Of Greece in 1882
the projecting powers OF Great Brit
ain. France and Russia gave solemn
undertaking that none OF their princes
would seek the throne, an undertaking
which was renewed by King George
of Britain in 1917.
As result the choice Is narrowed
considerably. Prince Charles. the Sec
ond soh of King Albert of Belgium
has been mentioned as probable
candidate, but King Albert recently
made it clear that Il the throne
should be- Offered the prince it would
be refused,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
AMERICAN LE EGIOA
ASKS REMOVAL OF
SECRETARY POST

Washington. Oct. 2G--Formal re-
ques, for the dismissal from office
Of Louis +. Post, assistant secretary
OF labor, was submitted to President
Wilson today by u committee of the
American Legion
Representatives OF the Legion in
the Pacific coast states demanded
last May an investigation Of MIR.
Posts official conduct with reference
to the deportation Of aliens and the
national commander Of the legion APP
pointed a committee Of three to make
the inquiry,
This committee recommended Mr.
Posts dismissal and ON Oc-ober /, the
national executive committee OF the
legion approved the report and au-
thoriZcd the national commander TO
appoint u committee to visit the White
House.
An announcement by the legion
committee today said the special COM
mittces report reviewed the entire
matter of Expectations ana stated that
the labor department cancelled from
January ! to June 10, 1920. 2,ll5
deportation warrants, ordered depor,a-
lion in $50 cases ana deferred G0
cases.
Its main contention against MIR.
Post" said the announcement, "is
that OF the aliens ordered deported,
t. were actually deported but at
that poin; Mr.. Post took charge Of
the matter and the deportations
ceased"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
STATE FRATERNAL
CON GRESS MEETS

oklahoma city. Oct, 2G,-The an
nunl meeting of the oklahoma fra.
terual congress opened here today,
with \. y. Leecraft, state treasurer,
as the principal speaker OF the occa-
sion, The meeting will close to-
night.
The program. as announced by the
executive heads of the congress, in
cluded an address OF welcome by
George l.. Bowman OF kingfisher: u
response 10y W, +, Hearne, Of Man
gum; talk on Constitutional
Amendment" by W, II. shirley, OF
Muskogce, and an address ON Fra
tcrnalism.' 10y Mrs. Meadowns, Of
Oklahoma city
why do we have Insurgents IN
fratcrnal societies. was the topic
upon which MIR. Leecraft was To
speak, Round table discussions and
election of new officers for the en-
suing year We're to follow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
ALL EN- GL|SH Irish
QUESTIONS WILL Be
COMPL|CA TED BY
DEATH Of NJ 'SWiNEY
LONDON NEWSPAPERS ENTER.
TAIN DIAMETRIC EDITORIAL
VIEWS OVER STARVATION
DEATH LORD MAYOR

London, Oct. 6.-Announcement of
plans for the removal to Ireland Of
the body of the late Terence Mac
Swiney was expected today. 1t was
understood that final decision on the
question whether the body would be
taken secretly To Cork on would be
turned over to relatives here, was
left 20 the administration. at Dublin
castle.
Articles on tine death of MacSwin-
ey occupied much space in this morn
ing's newspapers, regardless Of their
political views. Some Of the jour
nails refrained from commenting edi-
torially on the situation. which has
arisen, while others have written
according to their customary atti-
tudes on the Irish question.
The Times. which is hostile to the
Governments Irish policy and the
Irish bill prepared by the cabinet,
severely attacks the Government, es-
pecially in the matter of reprisals.
/ Referring specifically To MacSwiney
the newspaper expresses the fear that
the effects of his death will not be
confined to the British Isles. but Il
recalls 1t has always maintained the
Irish question was essentially British.
| Asserting the Lord Mayor was u
misguided. but sincere. patriot, dy-
ing for his convictions" the Morning
| Post says:
I'VE cannot perceive what rela-
I tss attigila and
mar,yrdom. We cannot forget the
many loyal servants of their coun-
try who have been shot down In
/ the mere performance of their duty in
/ Ireland. and for whose members
there is no meritorious appeal nor fall
/ lacious sentimentality.
The newspaper says the government
imprisoned MacSwiney as a criminal
and converted him into martyr
and muss bear responsibility for his
death.
Everyday" the newspaper declared,
ireland Is being welded more surely
and more irresistlbly by the premier
and his armies. into a nation that
will not be conquered Irish national
ism will be given a stimulus almost
| lncalculablc IN effect In the mayors
death.
THE murder Of MacSwiney by the
government" says THE Herald, or
gan of labor. "was accomplished after
slow torture for ~ days
The Telegraph defends the Gov
crnmcn; and pleads IN behalf ot tn,
victims ot the campaign OF assassina'
tion In Ireland 1T maintains that
II MacSwiney had been released h,
would have taken up the work ol
conspiracy where he laid 1t down. The
responsibility which the government
elected to bear, the newspaper as
serts. was that which In reality II
was bound 10 assume,
"If justice had surrendered 10 the
threat nf suicide" remarks the EN'
press. "the law would have beer
mnckcd and order undone.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
SOCIALIST PARTY
LEADERS APPEAL.
TO THE FAITHFUL
DenOunce- Democrats and
Republicans and Ask
for Vote for Con-
victed Debs.

Chicago, oct 26.-The national ex-
ccutive committee of the Socialist
party issued a final appeal here today
urging Socialist supporters and sym
pathzers to vote for Eugene V. Debs
and Seymour Stedman, the party
nominees for president and vice presi-
dent respectively
Tho appeal says: THE national cX-
ocutive committee of the Socialist
party. in the closing hours of this
memorable campaign. address To you
a note Of warning. The drift from
the parties of capitalism has been con-
ceded even by our opponents. II
is admitted that all signs indicate
tremendous vote for the Socialist
party candidates, Eugene V. Deb>
and Seymour Stedman.
The old two party balance OF
power is crumbling. The dissolution
of these two party organizations OF
the ruling classes is almost as mark
ed as the dissolution of the Whig
and Democratic parties in the north
during the eight years before III,
ascension of Lincoln To the presi
dency.
THE sovereignty of the Republi
can and Democratic parties To the
financial and capitalist oligarchy is
as notorious as the servlity of the
Whig and Democratic parties to q
handful of slave owners and slave
traders in the declining days Of slav'
cry. Their record of domestic re-
action at home equals their recort
OF brutal conquest overseas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-26
SECOND BASEMAN OF
ST. LOUIS AMEA CANS
TO TESTIFY IN PROBE
COMES FROM san FRANCISCO TO
CHICAGO: SAYS HE DOES NOT
KNOW ANYTHING

Chicago, oct. 26.-,Joe Gedeon, sec
ond baseman of the st, Louis Amer
leans. was present today to testify
in the baseball investigation of the
grand jury. Arnold Rothstein of New
York, said by some Witnesses TO be a
leading figure in the bribing of worlds
series players, had been promised by
his attorney.
Evidence Of these two and HAIRY
Redmond OF st. Louis. also said to
be connected with the plot to Il *
the 1919 worlds series, was expected
to include the investigation today OF
tomorrow.
Ban Il. Johnson, president Of | the
American league and several yocal
men, said 10 be acquainted With the
circulation of baseball pools, MAJ! bt
also called at the closing session.
Gcdeon arrived yesterday from Sac
ramento. Cal, at the request Of the
American league president. His ,con'
nection with the 1919 se.ies neclssi
tated him to appear. Gedeon ! haI
agreed TO sign an immunity waiver
He when questioned by Judge Ciarle
\. Mcdonald and Assistant state
Attorney Hartley Replosle. denieSd an,
direct knowledge OF the "fixln'g u
the series although admitting - son
$500 on the Cincinnati Reds.
IL bet $500 ON Cincinnati because
had heard rumors that they would
win and because thought they had
the best team he said. but | wasn't
mixed up in the bribery and didn't
act as a go-between to arrange a deal
between the ball players ana the
gamblers. as some people say. | Went
west with 'Swede' Risberg and Chick
Gandi after tie series, but they never
told me anything about throwing
the series. The states attorneys here
seem to think | know lot. Judging
from the questions they have asked
me, but don't"
In regard TO the testimony pre-
sented hy Rothstoin, officials say his
evidence. provided he tells III they
aliege he knows, will be the most
! important yet found.