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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

Help Wanted-Mlaie and Female
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% write me at once. Brilliant opportunity
for good talent Address Burreu Van
Buren. 3 5. Bush Temple, Chicago
CIVIL SERVICE position now open TO
railway mail clerks, postal clerks. assist
ant auditors, revenue service men and
women, write for interesting Information
Consolidated Schools. 75s Rock Creek
Church Road. y. W. WASHINGTON. D. g
Help Wantsd-FemaIe
WANTED-Girl FOR cigar store at Lynch
vile Phi. 50
WANTED-CooiE. IN family. Apply AT
ernoons, 1900 Mesa
WANTED = HoussReeper. American or
EnEllsh speaking Mexican. 2717 Copia-
TANTED-Good woman for general
homework. no washing must stay nights
references required. Phi 1854.
WANTED-Literary and music teacher on
ranch address P. o. BOX 207. Van Horn.
Tex
WANTED-English and Spanish Speaking
Elrl for office work, good References Phi.
-g14-
WANTED-EnFiIsh speaking woman to
cook and do general homework. Apply IN
person. l143 z. Nevada
PHOTOPLATs-5000 ideas needed. work
Ing gil pa.d $4,000 for ideas she thought
League. 54s ST Louis No.
LADIE-Do henstitching and picotine
at home all or spare time. attachment
fits any machine. $3.50. agents wanted. z.
stephenson. Box Us. kansas City, No
TANTED-Women 70 sell Jel-Ade. makes
pure fruit Jelly almost while you wait.
ssug On sight big profits. write TO-DAY
Erult valley Corporation. Rochester n. Y.
NOW IS THE PROPER TINE
TO nave % 1eWelry remodeled fer Xmas
BAhhElIs1 219 san ANTONIO ST.
YANTED-lliddle aged intelligent Eng
Ash speaking woman TO keep house On
/ ranch. socorro. Tex HIGHT work. Inquire
sehaeter-s dug store.
WANTED-Woman for general homework.
family Of 9, no cooking. stay frequently
az AZ nigat with child Call sos Austin st.,
- e--2.
EARN SIS weekly, spare time. writing for
ueMap1perHf magazines. experience uuuec-
e1aary. details free Press Syndicate. 1855
81. Louia. No
q. =. GOVERNMENT wants hundreda
women-girls as file clerks. 1880 year. par
ticulars free. answer Immediately Ad-
dress q 169. care Herald
YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHER - one
with grocery. experience preferred. answer
own handwriting. stating experience and
salary expected Address A 40 care
Herald.
WIDE AWAKE woman 20 take charge OF
our local trade "a 70 IS a day steady. no
experience required. pay starts at once.
write today. - American Products Co. 2g06
American BldE.. Cincinnati. Ohio
DESIRABLE travelling position viii be va
cant Nov 20 Acceptable applicant must
be over IS years old. with high school or
college education, unmarried woman or
widow without incumbrauce preferred.
pleasing personality and adaptahllity es-
sentia1 no investment necessary. no ez-
perience required. position permanent with
Advancement. VIII pay right party $50 a
week Address T 215s care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

WHY CRANK AND cUss9"
Have your Ford magnetic recharEed while
you walt Oldest models crank. Ike new.
makes strong lights COLUMBIA eIOk-
AGE BATTERY & IGNITION co. Phi 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

OPEN AIR AUTO MARKET.
Corner san Francisco and Leon sta
Special bargains on used and re-
Dodge Bros. sedans-
Dodge Bros. Touring, f115 up.
Buick Light SIX.
Hudson Speedsters
Oakland Six. $3.50
Ford Coupelet. ike new
Fords. With or without starterH-
G.. r. C. Truck. q ton. Ike new.
$3.50
Ford. panel body. Truck. $3.50.
And many others TO select from
Can arrange terms on some ears
ROBT G. DORNHECkTEH-
Phi 500 PHI 19is after pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Miscellaneous
For Reni-Houses Furnished

PART OF furnished bungalow with piano.
$3.50 r. Boulevard. TT Bliss car line.
Phi 7g0GW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
SiInaIion. Wanfed-FenaIs

PRACTICAL nurse. Mrs r. o. Aldrich.
1903 Olive. Phi 7259M-
YOUNG LADY wishes position as COM
panion 10 sick or invalid lady in o. out OF
town. SIG MaEoffin. Ph. 3l92I.
FYPFRIENCED English and history
teacher wants 20 DO private tutoring; ALB
degree eastern college. Address 3 49,
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
HE'S Wanted-Arents

Help Wanted-Agents
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PORTRAIT NIEN-Proofs finished work
or frames shipped in "a hours write 2.
y. Roberts Portrait Co, kansas City, 10.
CHEWING GUW-Seu 70 dealers. prof
table business built I'D quickly: Spear
mint and Novel Popular packages. Write
today. Helmet Co. Cincinnati, o.
FIBRE BROOMS-The agents sure money
maker- outwear & corn hrooms. sweep
easier. whirlwind seller write Harnacz
CO. 8QsA Houston st.. TT worth. Tex
MAKE IS hour selling Columbus Rain
coats" 20 your friends. Miller made $50
first day spare time. big profits, sample
free, act quick. Columbus Raincoat Mig.
Co. Dept 207. Columbus. Ohio.
AGESTs-lfake $50 weekly taking orders
Tor fast selling Goodyear raincoats. hun
dreda OF orders waiting s1.5o An hour for
spare time. We deliver and collect. sample
coat free. write today for agency. Good
year 3lfE- Co, ssfs. Goodyear Bldg. kan
sas City lie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
THE DISTINCTIVE TYPE
Seat covers. cushions, wrecked bodies re-
paired body building and painting; re-
pairing
our stock f. the largest ard cur eqaip-
ment the most complete in the southwest
When We recover a TOP with our Fauri-
loId. We know from experience that We
are giving our customer the best possible
value
AUTO TRIMMING 8 SUPPLY co.
s0T West san Antonio St.
Fl Paso. rs1al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

BYARS-UsED FORD DEALERs-
Have new Ford sedan body aud coups
b1dv that WI trade fof FORD touring
or roadster body VOW a. the tine 70
have your Fcrd rsiured- See ~ Tor OK
prices
az vs.. san Antonio. Phone 1873
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
For SaIe-AulonobiIes-WaHIsd

For Observation-Disclosures
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AUTO LAUN DR T-HaLs your ears
washed While you walt CAsH y. E--AD ior
old Forda zoo n kans11. q ~.
W9NTFD-To buT. late model Ford tour
INK body. complete. must Be IN Eood con-
difion and cheap for cash Ph- 49,
FORD coupe. excellent condition. starter,
engine, etc. IN Al shape, price $500 4zo
Trust Bids. Phi 1855
AUTO PAINTING FOR an expert; see ~
first. we save you money Jose Hueute-'
Third az Oregon. n. no
AUTOs symonized. old paint made new
you won't know your car. j lasts Eorol.
$3.50 500 s. OREGON. n l35a.
FOR SAFE Or TRADE-Ons Fora What
have your address BOX Z, san 1lizarios
Lex
MODEL 81, Cadillac 6. new cord tires. Al
mechanical condition VIII sell tor sacrl-
ice prlce. from owner. n a9l54-
NEED the money. yin sen ny Ford read
sler at q bargain. call Sunday morning.
1l6 s. Qregon. "a -
STEEL ryEheel gear band for any ear
Velie. Jordan. Nash and Essex. 1851
Chevrolet. $3.50 and 500 Overland. 80 %
So Fred %. Elliott. Ph- zsls-
Used AUrOMC BTLEs
BOUGHT
SOLD
AND
EXCHANGED.
PRED G. HOAGLASD a co.
a1E = Boulevard Phone 1855
Between Stanton and KanEns Sta
CADILLAC SEDAN.
Late model Cadillac sedan a.
bargain This car IS In pertecr
condition. 81 fact lt j. good a.
new has cord tires. extra tire.
bumpers. etc. This sedan % me
hierest bargain ever offered IN p
Paso. For business reasons must
sell At once. Pm asss-
WATCH THIS
USED CAR BULLETIN.
Wash 1870 RcADsrER.
Looks IKE new. has been used
only i've months a l-rs--a-
BUICK 1913 TOURING.
THIS is one o. the best rlnn-7E
cars We have ever nad nee-
painted. new TOD. everything first
class. cord tires
BUICK I81I-
Az ercepticlal buy IN eIcelienl
condition IN every respect
cHASDLER 1913 TOURING.
Unusual opportunity 70 get
nigh class car a. a low price
cHAEDLER oHUanTY ROADsTEB
1918.
A fine passenger ruacfter.
priced 20 sen End in fine condl-
zion. newly painted seat Govern
good tires
LODGE 1915 TOURING.
Orerhauled and priced riEht-
FORD SEDAN 1913
Careful usage. sh1rt Mileage,
fully equipped
CHEVROLET 1870 TOURING
Almost new. owner says h. nee1a
the money Come, make him an
offer
WLLES-ESIGHT ROADSTER
Cord tires. car IN fire condition
HUDSON 1917 TOURING
Very good condition and priced
very low.
We have several late model
Bucks In fine condition
THE MOTOR MART.
Dependable USED Cara"
Phone sTL Sol W san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

REBUILT AND USED CARS
Cars that are offered FOR sale b.
rs are thoroughly inspected and
those that need L are rspairsd
or rebuilt before they are offered
70 the buyer
- So buy your car from =
a reputable house.
A few OF the standard makes ~
reduced p-icss=
FoRBs
2-Tourius cars. wire wheels
good lred -------- .---.-- .f-4-
Panel body Truck, Just
1-Is10 Coupe. new tires. paint.
looks like eW------.-----tiQ9
DODGE BROTHERS CARS
1-191T touring car. oversize
cord tires. new seat COW
ers, good TOP and fair paint
cheap az -a4-l
1-1s1s Touring car, cord tires.
spot light. motor IN fine
condition -211oo
I-Roadstsr. oversize tires. er-
ira tire. bumpers. good TOP.
6tSs- 800 Dsd-s Bros. e.rs
from $500 90 f1ooo.
HUDsONs
~ PASSENGER Hudson. good
tires. asE paint paint top Just ,,,s
IL passenger Hudson. late
model new tires. paint
and top runs Ike a new
otbsr Hu5-o5 ss-s Al reduced
prices
BUCKS.
Buick Light Six roadster.
oversize cord tires newly
painted and new top,
pick 10 -.-.---.-- -------- tla-t
Light Six touring car. new
paint. good tires and TOP.
Light SIX touring car..--.fsoo
Several other makes 20
select from
-cash or Terms--
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone 500
as W. san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

JONES has some bargains % used cars
far cash or terms. Haynes. Wllys- knight
Ford, Overland. Buick and Ford truck
$500 Dyer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
For Sals-AutomobiIss-Wsntsd


OPEN AIR AUTO 1IAKKEr.
san Francisco and Leon sirssts.
Phone 500. after 8 p m 1851.
Time ls here for closed ears. iuEt
a few Jeff
Dodge Bros sedans. g1es1-f1ss1.
Ford Coupe. IKE new. f595.
Ford Selans. f6l5.
Also have new Rex tops ard
closed bodies IL Dodge touring. Up
111s model. f175 each
HOBT- C. DORNHECETEH. Mgr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Real Estate Wanted

Nedl EGtaLe MduleQ
100 PER CENT results from tenementa
TURNER. KEMP 3 COLDWELL.
WANTED-To buy from owner. modern.
close IN home. OF 8 rooms. PA 49sl.
WANT-ro buy. or room modern
bungalow from owner address r. d.
Fuller. 1871 California
WANTED-l or S room house. Alta vista
or Government Hnl. Phlllips-Creel Realty
WANTED-To buy from owner. s or
room bungalow. furnace. close 70 car line,
must be priced right address a ~. care
Herald
Ny FURNITURE b IN storage waiting Tor
a house. I VIII buy a or room house
immediately II you VIII take my high
grade auto as FIRST PAYMENT BEAUTIFUL
car, perfect condition ell new cord tires.
and at q sacrifice price. write and 7 VII
call With auto. =. o. Box l5s4. ~ Faso.
WANTED-ledium sized room house
with sleeping porch. ln good locality, IN
the Alta Vista district, price must Be rea-
sonabIe. viii pay $500 cash and not over
sl5 per month. Including interest.
COS Herald BidT. Phone 90.
Wanted-Furnitre
WANTED buy, large fiat TOP oak
desk. Phi. 6199J.
WANTED-S1o.000 worth s0f second hand
furniture Texas Furniture Co. Pa. fgsT.
WE PAY highest Cash prices Tor sour
second hand furniture OF sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.. lJI s. Stanton.
WANT TO buy an kinds q used furniture
and stoves VIII pay nlgh casn prices
call ne hsfore you sen, Pm zsL4-
LET'S TRADE that Cd furniture or sew
ing machine for new.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
107 s. stanton ST.
cash and more than othera-
STAR FURNITURE CO.
SOC 2. San Antonio. Phone zl55
Wanted to Rent
WANTED rent rooms Eitchenet
and bath. unfurulshed, BY 18th Phi 7950R
two rings
WANTED-Furnished apartment BY young
couple. no pets or children, in private
SMALL housekeepinE apartment FOR people
employed first floor preferred. very close
In Pa. s1l5W after pm
Wauted-ROOm and Board
A YOUNG man wishes 10 board and room
or room at a private home Address 7
232. care Herald
WANTED-Gentleman healthseeker in
good shape desires room and board IN
particularly appreciate family interested
IN writing game; applicant successful
author phoroplays. poems. short stories,
etc; give terms. location and all details.
references q desired. Address 7 113. care
Herald
Wanted-MisceIlaneous
WANTED-To rent. 9 showcases for hol-
day season Elite Co1fectionery Co.
WANTED-To buy. several carloads choice
pea green Texas and New Mexico alfalfa
hay. A. stroud. Lufldn. IeE.
WANTED-second hand disc cultivator
and disc pillow for tractor r. H.
Bailey. Canutillo. Tex
DIAMONDS wanted, cash for bargains
viii buy any size but prefer large one.
VIII remain in town untn Tuesday- Ad
dress c 100 care Herald
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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PART OF furnished bungalow with plano.
$3.50 r. Boulevard, Fl Bliss car line.
1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Wanted-Bids

COSsTRuCrION OF CONCRETE PAVE
1IENT. GLOBE, AHIL.
sealed proposals VIII be reached a. the
office OF the city clerk. city Hall until
1880 pm, Nov. -4th- 1870. Yer the con-
Sd uction OF a course concrete pave
ment along Bioad RI. a distance e and
1-11th miles Plans and Specifications
are on file az the office Of the city eugi-
neer. Hidcers invited.
-R a. Geniu. Supt. q Streetl
- L NJ CIV r--r---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

AN OLD established house with article
for which there Is great demand wants
salesmens for Arizona and Texas: our
salesmen are making money and unless
you are willing to work hard and draw
$500 70 fl0o a month don't apply. first
class references and surety bond re-
CURED Apply Room 727. Paso del Norte
Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Roomina Hon. WanLe3
Oil and Mining

WASTED-To buy good roouinE, apart
ment hauss OF hoteL Ph- IA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

DON'T Buy a zig IN a poke. SamplinE
and surveying and assay mapping Of small
mines and prospects; viii protect you we
care TT-~-rF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

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Il APARTMENT houss. blocks from
postoffice. income net $500 year. always
fuli. good lease. $1,000. terms. address A
1876. care Herald
HIGHT room first class rooming house.
conveniently arranged. all rooms oc-
cupied. sold AZ a sacrifice cali between
10 O. M and s ,. m, SIS y. kansas
10 Buy on SELL that rooming OF apart
rnenr house hotel or business. see aMelers.
JAMES L. 1IARR q COAIPANY-
Healtors-
Phone 1850. $50 san Antonio.
81 Rooms, year lease. sood location;
$1,000, part cash
"a ROOMS close in, II year lease;
good buy
ROOMS. rent $50. excellent furniture;
$500 cash. balance terms
per month. See HoWerEock or
WINTERS & SMITH,
eos Trust BIG. Phone 1z1l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
BuEiness Chances

TANTED-Party Wlio knows Fl E4s9
business men to take small interest In I'VE
business well started and 1laH-lilB Iilol-s.-
bir- returng POSSIBLE. outside work For
particulars address T 145. care aerald
FOR gAIE-Beauty parlor, doing fine
business, best location in city. VIII sac
rifce on account Of other business. For
FUN particulars address B 80 care EeE-le-
FXCEPTIONALLT high grade position
Tor erperieuced business men available
through z n c. A. vocational depart
ment. paying from SEQ per month up-
See lir. Wheeler. $3.50 an 70 ~ noon;
WILL Trade OF sell my business stand.
clos In. doiuc a monthly business OF
$1,000 cheap rent good lease What have
you to trade7 See Bcwers1ck OF
WINTERS a SMITH
COS Trust Bide- Phone 1714
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Fl0EistI.
Lost and Found

ron FIoWEBs-Ph- "a. sheldon Art &
FLORAL Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

LOOK OFER THIS LIsTEGs
ALL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE BIZ Is.
Eotei-111- ruls-. mod = cash. bal terms.
Hotel- 20 ma, mod. 3 cash. bal monthly
Hotel so rluE- 1od-. easy terms.
Hotel "a ms. transient. price right
Hotel 20 rTnE- parr cash bal termn-
Eotel- 15 rms Transient. very cheap.
Also e good list OF Apartment
houses. Erocary storel, etc
See un Go- business orpurtunitieL
Prices right.
Fl PAEO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
oErce- ~ V. San Antonio. = Pa1o. Tex
Phone 1896, evenings st4s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Undesksn

praE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Ousn DAY and night 616-5Qs TEXAS, Fn
1s1. Private ambulance serylee-
]. 8. EAsTER & co.
10 n. Campben 81. Phonea al and ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

- T-e7t--five beautiful hand writ
fz- rards. 81. bookfurm case ana n-l1
-1f-ssd souvenir card cree with 81 pqE-
1900 Beautiful xmas cards, reas7neni1
nrice A. II. Mummy Frontier snootlns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

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Mexican man desires po-
sition as chauffeur in private family Ad-
dress 3 Jas care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

CADILLAC SEDAN.
Late model Cadillac sedan a. a
BARGAIN. This car IS In perfect
condition. 81 fact q j. good a.
new. has cord tires, extra tire
humpers. etc. This sedan Is me
hirreet harrair ever offered IN Il
paeo. For business reasons must
sen At once. Phi 13s8-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

WANTED-Composers Of verse or music
10 write me at once Brilliant opportunity
FOR good talent. Address. Burrell van
Buren,. 3 5. Bush Temple, Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

MAHOGANY lunch counter. rs
feet long. and Is steel stools. ma
horauy seatE- 1 mahogany back
bar With mirrors. SO feet long;
this lunch counter and bar are
suitahle for small first class cafe
For sale reasonable Apply Nod
ern cafe. basement Nils Bldg.
a one MANS BUSINESS.
An exceptionally attractive business. re-
curing $500 cash 5 year lease. unusual
opportunity; particulars only In person.
W. 2. GAFENET.
Central Property
LEATELL & SHERMAN.
11s Texas ST. Phone 4226
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

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Salesman adjacent territory 20 car
~ Fl Paso made candy as side line
Address A 135. care Herald-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
For Rent-Houses Unfinished

FoR FFSTCsmaH eottsre. ss14 Louis
Vile Phi 8751I-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Strife Holds Up
Liner Fire Hours
100 Stewards Idle and
Passengers Drag O,rn
Luggage aboard St.Paul

The American liner St. Paul. bouna
for Southampton and Cherbourg with
a full passenger complement. was held
up at her pier in the North River yes.
terday by strike Of 100 of her stew
ards. who won their demands after the
departure of the vessel had been de.
layed five hours
Many of the passengers were obliged
to drag their luggage aboard ship and
stow away part of it in their state
rooms, as the stewards had left the
vessel and mobilizcd outside the pier
for a conference. Meals for the pas.
sengers were prepared aboard ship. bu.
as there were no stewards 10 serve
them many Of the travellers went
ashore for refreshment.
Under contract which recently ex-
pired the stewards received $50 a
month and fifty cents an hour for
overtime. When they were paid off on
the last westerly trip of the st. Paul
they received their customary pay, bur
were denied overtime, an abundance OF
which it is said accrued to their credit
A complete concession was made BY
the company to the strikers The men
viii be paid for the overtime earned
on the last westerly trip and for the
new trip eastward The men also de
mand better living accommodations
aboard shin. The St. Paul sailed at
3: 15 o. M
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02

Members of the National Woman's
party are now assembling at Chicago,
marshaling their forces for great
coup d'etat when they plan to storm
the Coliseum battlements in a demand
for the ballot. They Will use all the
weapons in their power to attain this
end, and, according to Miss Mary Ing
ham, chairman Of the Pennsylvania
branch, not the least of these is
picketing.
eyes, | am going to Chicago There
IS work to be done there" said Miss
1ngham tonight. "We are going to
put IL suuarely mp to the Republicans
to call a special session in Vermont or
in Connecticut. They can do it, The
women Of the West will help us sec
that they do it.
THE women Of this country are
awakening to the fact that we have
not got suffrage. We can hold the Re
publican party responsible, and we are
not going to be fooled Only we have
to make them see it. We are not going
to be fooled by Senator Penrose He
helped us win the ratification in Penn
syivanla, but every other time he has
voted against suffrage whenever he got
the chance. We are going to use every
method in our power. 1t is not un-
likely that we will picket We have
always found it be effective" "
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02

We didn't solicit dollar" "e ADDED
Robert f. Wolfe. publisher Of "r,
Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch" and "The he
Ohio State Journal" was the frst nm me
ness called. He testified thai vi. ~
papers had taken an active part "'S ~
the recent Ohio Republican proIi.A m
Dental primary contest between NJ
General Leonard Wood and SenattoOf Stof
Harding. of that state. '''so'
politics IN our state" he said o..
in the hands of an inside coter;s y.
men, whom | have felt il q duty ~ ~ u
pose. | wanted to support Seosvip sp.
Harding. but told him that could ~,
do so if his candidacy went inro ,h' .U'
hands OF this group. Our fight aftsr
ward was against an element in 49,
Republican party. rather than for anv
individual' al!
Senator Reed asked what evidecc.
OF expenditure the witness had seen y
an Mr.. Wolfe produced a full news.
paper sheet of advertisement.
This was carried as an insert :,
about forty Ohio newspapers" he sais
containing personal attack on mo-
TO- not supporting Senator Harding >
Put Expenditures at 100000
My estimate is that each side !,
Ohio-W ood and Harding-msde II
fight that cost about S100 900" -
added. His own papers he sa;S
didn't care snap" for the adyerI;e
ing involved
Senator Edge said Senator HARDING.
manager had testified to spendinS
about $35. 1000 in the Ohio campaipn ;
and asked for Mr.. Wolfe's Judgment
My estimate is what | have given +.
he said, I'm addition to what legisls.
tive influence and local machlnerr
they had. 1t would cost an outsida
candidate three times as much 10 mee,
their opposition as they would have to
spend
Frederick A. Joss. the next witness
said he supervised all the expenditures
for General Wood in Indiana.
I'VE spent between S57 900 and s5s. .ono
of which S17. 900 is in unpaid bills h.
said. adding that every precaution was
taken TO put the campaign management,
under terms of the Indiana corrun,
practicess law, although "other cand,.
dates have taken the position this law
does not apply to Presidential
primaries
Mr.. Joss would not attempt to esti.
m 'e expenses for other candidates.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
William Howard Taft
discusses
The Indiana Platform

barrass the nominee Of the convention.
because he viii constantly during the
campaign be presented with the query
whether he favors the league with
reservations or opposes it altogether
1t is a shifting OF the responsibility
of the party representative in the con
vcntion to other shoulders, with the
hope that with a platform "facing
both ways the party may retain the
support not only Of its sincere and
loyal members, who approve the actor
of Mr.. Lodge and his associates, but
may secure the support of the Sim
Feiners, the proGermans and others
who support the bitter-cnders 1t is
neither a courageous nor a wise thing
to do but the trend toward Republican
victory is so strong that the result
may seem to be for time vindica-
ton Of the method adopted The ques-
tion must be met after the 4th of
March, when President Wilson will lose
his power to hold up ratification until
he can have his favorite Article X un-
impaired. His successor Will then face
the necessity for comprehensive and
satisfactory peace. The Versailles
Treaty will still be available, and we
may reasonably count on enough Re
publicans and Democrats to do what
ought to have been done in Novem Der
last, and would have been done then
had Mr.. Wilson not prevented it,
Copyright 1920 by the Public Ledger COS