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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Wanted to Rent

Wanted to Rent
WANTED-To rent garage convenient TO
SOON stanton Phone s215.
PERMANENT parties desires or room
furnished cottage with garage Pm lle4W.
call Mrs kaufman
WANrED-Three furnished Housekeeping
rooms Phi s2sSJ after 8. call for Mr.
Alderman
WANTEIa-To rent, with option o. buy
ing. by resposible party. small valley ranch
suitable Tor poultry raisins- Ph-- fllfJ-.
WANTED-By permanent. small family,
{ or room modern. unfurnished house,
on or before Feb. 1st- Phi 4494.
WANTED-ro take charge and work
ranch. prefer ranch with 6 or 10 milk cows
in connection address G. 1ss. care Herald
EMPLOYED lady wants furnished room IN
private family walking distance OF post
offiee. Phone 1854
TWO or three nice unfurnished rooms.
close in for light Housekeeping Inquire
Hotel sheldon barber shop
WANTED - Three furnished connecting
rooms on ground floor. or viii take or 3
furnished rooms 10 price Is reasonable. BY
healthy people IN SOIL
WANTED couple who would be per
maueut. or rooms IN private family.
close in also garage Address P. o. BOX
A TWO Or THREE room Apartment
ground floor, with garage. for permanent
party. family OF 8. reliable. can furnish
best Of references Address 5. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Special Notices

Special Notices
NELTOS PAINT CO.-PaiutinE. paper
hanging. decorating- sos n Stanton. Ph1z47
MILLINERY-Ladies' and children's hats
made. old hats made new. renovated and
remodelee- Nine seEali, sos a. kansas
LEARN SPANISH correctly and rapidly in
lydia Patterson Institute night classes.
= s.4y-
HEMSTITCHRG, picot work accor5ia1
plating MISS b. C0RUI. Modiste IS
Buchler Block Phi. 1911
MRS CHONLA-Woman7s - an hand
made articles. needle craft. crochet and
laLLlns. orders taken rs y Campbell
CURTAINS LAUNDERED-Qui service
work guaranteed. get ny prices. cut rates
Ior Jan Mrz Richmond. Phi 77szW.
OUR STORE has been enlarged and we
are doing business as usual at 21s san
Antonio St
LOOK FOR THH BIG GOLD CLOCK
TALKING MACHINE RECORDS TX
CHANGED AT YOUR HOME, 10 CENTS.
PHONE 1858.
HEMsTITCHING ana plcot edge work
done on short notice any kind OF ma
tsriaL singer Sewing Machine Co.. EOS S.
= Psso St
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
fEormerly with L. s. internal revenue
service.l
HAVE RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
INCOME TAX BLANKS FOR THE YEAR
ENDING DEC. 81. 1913. for individual in
comes. and am ready 70 make out your
returns.
J. A. CARVEL.
5o6-7 Trust Building Phi 225s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Rooming Houses-For SaIe md Renf

WE HAVEt
A list Of rooming houses, apart
ment houses and hotels OF the
best money-makers there are in r
Paso. II you are looking for a
sound investment let Us show you
some OF our wonderful bargains
SEE Mr. WOLF.
GOODMAN BROS. & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance
eos Stanton St Phone 2f2E
SACRIFICE-Dandy little 10 room house.
& sleeping porches. arranged for roomers
and boarders. unusually well furnished.
s1Z5o, $500 cash
See Meters
JAMES l. MARI a COMPANY.
Phone 1850. c0f san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Enr Rsnt-Room, and Board


FURNISHED rooms and board AZ 4os z
Rio Grande. Pm 4l-s-
Can accommodate or s regular board
ers. good home cooking. private family
912 n. oregon. 3. 49la.
NICE ROOM for two gentlemen with 5
meals a day for SIS month each for
room and board Phi. s055.
SOUTH ROOM. well ventilated. heated and
not water Board furnished Cougenial
family three blocks from car a new
home and an new furnishings 5lZ1 Cum
berland street
For Rent Stores and Offices
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FOR RENT-Four large offices for rent
American Bank Bldg. corner Fl Faso and
san Antonio Apply DIT. J. Hod Wiz
lams Room IL
FOR REM large and a small office
in the Herald building. Heat light ano
fanitor service furnished Reasona PIE
rates Apply 70 the Auditor OF me Herall-
HIGH Class automobile salesroom and
garage. desirable location for large auto
mobile company. lease. reasonable rent
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
2.f Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

COMMON LAW CHARTER protects
aEainst business failure: no corporation
taxes or reports. positively the best way
q organize. any amount capital: good all
states Common Law Charter Company.
Jones Law Building. PittsburEh. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Situations Wanted-Female
PRACTICAL nurse. Pm. ISIS
WANTED-wazhins 10 take home. Pm.
ENPERIENCED stenographer would IKE
position With vel known finn Phi soa5w.
COMPETENT experienced stsnographe- de-
sizes permanent position Phi Ss14J.
WANTED-Position as X operator
e1perieneed- address II 19s. care Herald.
WANTED-By an elderly lady. occasional
care Of children BY the hour; no perman-
ent work required Pm. ssT5-
CLERICAL WORK b. woman with office
experience. either part or fun time can
operate comptometer and typewriter. Ad-
dress Els. care Herald
LADY experienced il handling real e.
tate. oil and mining. desires sten0Eraphic
and sales position with established firm
address r Isl. care Herald
EXPERIENCED clerical position wanted
Can speak read and write Spanish flu
emily. little experience assistant book.
keeper. Phone 17s2
COMPETENT stenographer desires per-
manent position. s years railroad and
years government experience Address J
9. care Herald
WANTED-Rooming or apartment house
20 run for salary or commission and
apartment free. Address G. Isl. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
10 Rent-Rooms Furnisbed


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FOR RENT-Furnished room in private
home 1891 Bliss ST.
NICELY furnished room with sleeping
porch Pho1e tss3.
FURNISHED room. close in. to lady en-
ployed. cal gu \. OREGON.
NICELY furnished front room. adjoining
bath. walking distance. 1911 y Campbell
ATTRACTIVE room and garage FOR gem
uemen. close in Pm ss1fW-
NICE location. close In. convenient TO
good board. rates reasonable. 500 Epson
FOR RENT-One large front room with
LARGE, NICELY furnished. south front
room with Sleeping porch 11o5 z Nevada
HOTEL WAYNE. fI0is Myrtle Ave. Pm.
l116. steam heat hot and cold running
water. trauslents. rates By week or month.
UNUSUALLY well furnished front bed
room. suitable for I or 9 gentlemen Phi.
s39IW. close IN
NICE large front room. suitable for two
gentlemen or couple; also one single room
259 Epson
ROOM with bath. also without. hot and
cold running water in rooms. very close
in 7oi Mesa Phi se55.
NICELY furnished front room. connecting
bath. walking distance. gentlemen only.
references exchanged 1i1f n FL Paso st.
ALBERTA HOTEL ANNOUNCES
NEW MANAGEMENT.
ID. 2 Hale has taken over the Alberta
Hotel. Both transient ans permanent
business solicited Rates daily. weekly
and monthly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Situations Wanted-Male


DEPENDABLE Mexican students want
work mornings. evenings and Saturdays
Call LYDIA Paterson Institute Phi $50
WANTED-Position as salesman. Wholesale
or retail. thoroughly experienced in mems
furnishings. shoes and groceries; can fur
nish Al references. Address F. rs. Herald
BY COLORED MAN. position as chauf-
feur or porter. can furnish best o. refer
encez Phi s432W between $50 and
evenings
YOUNG. experienced man wants employ
ment as houseman. night clerk. beilman.
porter. in or out town address H 1ss.
care Herald
BY YOUNG man as floor manager. sales
man or collector, or viii take position at
reasonable SALARY 10 learn any good bust
ness references Phone sg2s.
POSITION wanted By thorouEhIy expert
enced traffic and operating man who can
get results with either railroad or COM
merclal compan-. address 7 321. care
Herald
YOUNG MAJ with 10 y-ars' stenographic
experience desires 10 locate with some firm
whore there Is chance for promotion.
also thoroughly familiar with order desk
work. best Of references Address D 1s5
care Herald or Phi 1sr1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

MAXWELL TOURNG-New paint. good
tires. run only 5000 miles. mechanically
perfect Phi McNamara. z15o. apply 1e1l
Circle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF USED
CARS AT THE RIGHT PRICE
g passenger PaIgel Guaranteed
20 passenger Paigsl as new cars
8 passenger Pullman. first class
condition. cord tires all around.
wire wheels
s passenger Mitchell. ALMOST new.
first class condition. wire wheels.
new paint
5 PASSENGER Maxwell. przs class
condition. sg9o-
Our easy payment plan viii S7ahle
you 20 purchase any o. the above
cars
Roy wallace.
PAIGE SALES a SERVICE CO.
81 Montana Avenue
Phone 1855 e Paso-
ORIENTAL GARAGE PHONE As.
lis n Kansas St. General Repairing
DODGE-sPECIALIZ
Used cars bought and sold on comnliEsion.
AUTO SALE
Dodge. fine condition .-------.-..... $500
passenger $3.50
Ford. electric starter. 1e1T---...--..-sfso
Chevrolet good condition $500
Eord Irucz. good condition. ---..-...s e15
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

will buy a medium priced
house; must Be a iarEain. easy
payments OF cash: no use 20 write
II you are not down right. give
full particulars En- first letter Ad-
dress C. Isl. care Herald
WANT 10 buy I % room house. close IN.
can pay $500 cash and $50 month. Phi. 2I55.
s a. M 70 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
MEXICO

Expert accountant. holding position as
such. wants position IN Mexico
is executive business man and a aticker
P o. Box 1883
EFFICIENT mine and Smeltsr account
ants college graduate. SIX years expert
euce IN South AmsGlca. Mexico and L. S. A:
speaks and writes Spanish, desires posi-
ton salary 1915 month. address T. $50
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Lodge Notices.
Undshakers

UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night 506-5U6 Texas St.
lL. u E----re r-nu-anr. E.-N-re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Twenty acres IN the Hueco basin. SO
The big wen less than ten miles is down
over one thousand feet Blue print maps
Iularose and Hueco basins. new. 81. J.
s Croker. room 309. Trust building. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

MONlNGf Phone Bell Messenger. e15.
You VIII be surprised how reasonable we
can move you aours. a. N. 70 10 p m
NICE. clean room apartment. furnished
for housekeepinE running water. lights
and water furnished s2250 month The
Belmar Apta- 1915 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
WANTED 20 AfEN TO BUY A
EnNAITN IN HOMER Ii

This IS on Co acres with five producing
wells and more going down Come and see
the location or phone 1855. and ask for Mr.
II Deiseroth 426-f27 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Housekeeping Rooms-Furuisbed


HOUSEKEEPING rooms s07 y Campbell
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms FOR rent Pm
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS

Notice is hereby given to the Dem ocratic voters at the primary election to be held on the 27th day of April, 1920, that MT. E. J. White, whose name appears upon the ticket as a candi- date for delegate. to the Democratic national convention, has, in the in terest of party harmony, withdrawn his name as such candidate, and he requests the Demacratic voters f91ote for the six remaining candidates on the ticket
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 9th day of April, 1920
 T. J. DONOHOE, Democratic National Committeeman April 10-17-24.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10
LARGER ORANGES ARE BEING PRODUCED BY
 CALIFORNIA GROWERS

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 10 (by Associated Press) Mature, in Cali fornia, is setting the example for in. creased production by producing larg CT oranges.
 That declaration is made by off. cials of the California Fruit Growers exchange, who report the present crop of oranges to be unusual in that re, spect.
 The recent rains, and a short crop on the trees, are named as the media through which nature worked to pro. drce larger fruit than usual.
 The extra large oranges are said to be unusually fine for eating and carloads are being sent to the East
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10

DEL MONTE, Cal, April 10 (by AS, sociated Press) ).-The California Girls swimming carnival on June II and 13 and the dog show on June 25 and 26 are among the scheduled events here that are expected to attract entries from the East.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. 1s-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10

Fresh French puffs daily at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10

Milk shakes like mother used to make at The Club Billiard Hall. 23-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10
STORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

In a recent trip from Chitina to Fairbanks, over the government trail, the Brewer stage line defeated Bobby Sheldon's auto in a race against time.
 B. F. Pryor, former Fairbanks laundryman, recently suffered the fracture of leg near Puyallup, as the result of being thrown from an auto truck which was struck by a train.
 The nine Fairbanks school boys who were suspended because of their refusal to sign an agreement to be- have themselves called their strike off and returned to their studies. They have given the school board their promise to be good boys in the future
 Mrs. L. B. Wilson, dancing teach CT of Fairbanks, broke one of the bones in her arm while working about the house. The break was not dis covered, however,. until an X-ray ex- animation was made to ascertain the cause of pain in the arm. The employees of the Alaskan Engi- neering commission are subscribing to. a fund which is being raised for tke purpose of having a picture of Mt. Mckinley painted for presenta- tion to Franklin K Lane, former sec retary of the interior, as evidence of the esteem in which he is held by builders of the government railroad.
 Eugene Traveller, of Fairbanks, who was arrested in Nenana during the winter on a charge of robbery, ,, bound over to the grand jury and held by that body for trial was acquitted by trial jury at Fairbanks | at the conclusion of a three-day trial. The jury was out just 19 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
M'NABB SAYS
HE'LL Vote mo-
Classes as Fiction" News
paper Article Giving His
Supposed Views.
SAYS HE'S RESISTED
GREAT PRESSURE
Slnn rnrrn.nnndcnt

SIaI correspondent.
DOVER. Del, May 2i.-Arising TO a
question OF personal privilege in The
House This morning Representative
McNabb attacked an article appearing
IN a morning newspaper giving what
was alleged 70 have been Mr.. Nc
Nabb's views on the suffrage ques-
ton expressed on a train returning
from Dover yesterday
The article alleges that Mr.. McNabh
stated he Is ready TO vote on a bill
giving the ballot 20 the women OF
Delaware. but that he is not willing
by his vote to force It on other
States. The article also stated that
Mr. McNabb blamed the failure OF
ratification in Delaware on the Re
publican members OF Sussex county.
Mr.. AfcNabb spoke OF the morning
newspaper appearing with flaming
headlines giving what "AfcNabb is
supposed % have said on suffrage" ."
10 then said that while going up
on the train De went out on the
rear platform 10 smoke and while
there entered into a conversation pro
and con on suffrage with a travelling
man WHO was a stranger TO him. The
newspaper correspondent, he said,
was also there and 'out OF what was
said the newspaper man has manu-
featured a story Of which % per
cent. Is fiction and two per cent.
Continued on Page Fifteen
Evening journal., 1920-05-21

At TONCEFOR
Rail RELIEF
l. c. c. Allows Large
Amount For Purchase of
Rolling Stock
RER0UTING ORDER
ALSO IN EFFECT

WASHINGTON. May q united
presSl-As a step 90 permanently res
l.eNlns car shortage which threatens
70 disrupt transportation, the !. c. o..
has decided that si25.OO0.0OO OF the
sioOoOOO revolving fund provided
by The Esch-Cummins law be made
available quickly Tor purchase OF
railroad rolling stock.
This announcement was made BY
the. commission while It's orders for
rerouting OF freight cars 10 break up
The congestion which now exists
throughout the country were being
put into effect
In taking lhis action the commits
sion accepted tho recommendation OF
railway executives, recently made.
that si23OO00OO be set aside for pur-
chase OF rolling stock.
Tho minimum needs. said tho
commissions statement "are 20O0 To-
comotives and 10000 freight cars.
including 10000 refrigerator cars.
some or This equipment Is already
bding Constructed. or has been CON
tracied for. but si25O00,O0O Is prob
ably les than - per cent OF the
cost Of The remainder, which has not
been ordered.
1T Is evident That the equipment
required properly 90 NEST ihe trans
poriation needs OF tho public cannot
be secured until the carriers with the
aid of the % per cent 10 be ad-
vanced by The government them
Continued on Page lcnl
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
HONOR MOTHERS
WHO LOST SONS
Steamship Gold Star to be
Launched From Harlan
Plant May %
INSIGNIA DENOTES
DEATH IN SERVICE

One OF the most notable launcirincs
thus far this year in Wilmington viii
take place Saturday, May %. when
the steel cargo carrier. Gold Star.
viii be sent down the ways at the
Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation.
The Gold Star Is named for the or
eanlzation Of mothers who lost sons
IN the world war and viii be chris
tened by Mrs. John NJ. Gallagher. OF
WAYNE, Pa, who is one OF the "g0ld
mothers" These women are entitled
70 wear a gold star as token Of their
sacrifice.
The date Of The launohing-one dav
before Memorial Day - By happy
chance. is most appropriate.
The vessel viii be the nth launch
ed from the Harlan yard this year
and VIII maintain the company's sl0-
San OF a ship a month In 1920 "
Every EFFORT Is being made TO have
the ship ready on time, and barring
rain or unforeseen accident she will
glide into the Christiana on the date
set. The Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton contracted for the craft.
The .cargo carrier MeddaQlet. Of 500
tons which was launched sfFcral
weeks ago from the Harlan plant.
returned today from a trial spin over
the course on the Delaware canes.
Every requirement was fulfilled. and
she viii be turned over TO the Emer-
gency Fleet, her owners
Next week the tanker kehuka. a
7500-tOn tanker. also launched a few
weeks ago at Harlan's. will undergo
her trials. This vessel also Is one
Of the Emergency Fleet ships.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
$22,OOO,OOO FOR
WESTERN UNION MEN

Employees OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company were informed
yesterday in little circular issued by
the company that a S22OO0000 melon
Is to be cut this year. one-half OF It
10 90 to the workers.
This figure is based on the assump-
ton that the earnings OF the corpora
ton FOR the present fiscal year will be
as large as those for last year, when
the company earned about S32. 900. 900.
From the net income siOOO0OOO Is to
be deducted, and the remainder divid-
ed, ffty-hfty with employees on a pro
rata salary basis.
The plan OF income participation Is
stated IN the circular 20 be the result
OF many conferences between the
company and the Association OF West
ern Union Employees. II will include
all employees I'm the service from jan
uary ,. 1919, until August 4, 1920. when
the flrst division win be made. on
February 2i, 1921, when there will be
a second melon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
To
Save STATE,
IS WARMING
Senator Alice Sees Bank
ruptcy If Expenditures
Are Not Shut OF
WOULD HALT SALES
OF BONDS BELOW PAR
SIAN Correspondent

SIAN Correspondent
DOVER, May 2i-PredIctine that nm
less something is done to cail a halt
IN the expenditure OF State funds
bankruptcy wfn stare the State IN tho
face, Senator J. Frank Alice. Ir- Sc.
cured unanimous consent In the sem
ate yesterday afternoon to introduce
a bin which II enacted INTO law would
prohibit the State. counties or school
districts from selling bonds at less
than par and bearing no greater than
o per cent interest This alleged pre-
carious condition, Senator Alice said
Is due to the present unstable condl-
ton OF the money market and the
depreciation Of the dollar.
The Dover senator surprised his
colleagues when he Informed them
that when the State Highway Depart
ment recently attempted TO noat a
eoOO,OOO bond issue there was but one
bidder and that his bid for the entire
amount was $4,000 below par. This.
ne said, would mean the state sacrifc-
Ing $4,000 should the bonds be sold al
such bid but even worse he declar-
ca was the possibility that even a bid
mat large might not be received FOR
the next $4,000.
Senator Alice advocated that the
Continued on PAGE Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
ELK MINSTREL
men MAKEGOOD

To do their bit IN helping the sal
vation Army cause the Elks NLnslrels
opened a three days engagement 40
the Playhouse last night before a
well-0lled house.
Those who witnessed the initial
performance were delighted with
the efforts OF the Hello Bills who
had mastered their parts so thor
oughly TIT they did their stunts like
seasoned actors.
Tho opening scene Is original. show
the interior OF the Elks' chibr0om
where a rehearsal for the minstrels Is
In progress. During this act the musi-
cal numbers furnish an idea OF what Is
30 be expected throughout the re-
mflnder Of the performance in SONGS
and dancing.
One OF the pleasing skits is entitled.
Somewhere IN France" a replica OF
an after The war comedy.d with
"Gus. Wedler as an American officer
and Gcorae Tarhutton as Negro
orderly They made a big hit With
their Wiiticisms and antics.
Charles Adams and Arthur Brown
singing comedians. were given several
encOres, especially because OF their
popular classic version Of "The
Namp."
The final part OF the performance
entitled "the Elks' Mlnstrels" showed
the lodgemen after rehearsal present
ing "ln the Heart Of a Rose" The
stage settling was beautiful, the bower
Of roses forming a striking back
ground for the performers in their
black and white striped uniforms and
the six end men attired In red.
While the vocal selections were. well
received. the iokse cracked at The ex-
pense OF members OF the local Elks
Continued on Page Soven.)
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
PRIMARIES
AT END TODAY
Four Candidates Afer Ore
gon Delegation in Last
Fight
DEMOCRATS WIND
UP NEXT WEEK

NEW YORK. May 2f fUnfted Prnssl
-Ihe hast or the big -free for all"
republican primaries was In progress
In Oregon today.
Contestlng for that States ten dele
gates were MaiOr-Gonerql Leonard
Wood, Gov Frank o. L0wden. Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson. Herbert Hoover
and senator Miles poindexter. The
latter two attempted 20 withdraw
lneir names but were prevented by
d mocrats also were holding A nri-
mary IN Oregon. with William G. Nc
Ado0 as the only candidate named on
draw.
This. practically v'rds up selec-
ton or Republican d1lerates. Thern
remains only the "a ,si Nirrinfa pri-
mary next Tuesday. Where Wood on
poses senator Howard Sutherland
tavorite SON and the Texas State
Convention the same day.
Democrats viii choose six delegates
az convention IN Hawaii tomorrow.
Next week they viii hold a State oon-
NentiQn IN Delaware and primaries IN
West Virginia and Texas. Tuesday and
a State convention ia South Carolina.
Wednesday.
The feature OF the week IN the Re-
publican standing has been tho az
parent gain Of Lowden In uninstuot-
ed delegates. The present division On.
instructed delegates shows:
Wood i36, Johnson i03. LOwien 50,
Senator Warren g. Harding 80. Sem
alOr Miles p0indexter a..
Granting claims TO uninsructed
delegates the standing would be:
Wood 23S. L0wden i15. Johnson f49.
Nicholas Murray Butler IS. Governor
William g. Spronl 76; Harding iS.
Governor Calvin Coolidge %. Judge IL
C. pritchard 9. poindexter A.