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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

Entire state OF Texas can be covered Al
the lowest possible rate with the largest,
most thoroughly distributed circulation
113z cents per word sundays.
cents per word Daily.
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation-25o.o 900 Sun
caTs. 2e5.110 daily
This Is the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort Worth Star
Telegram, The san Antonio Light. Il Easo
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your Hd sent to any OF the above papers
With cash viii be handled for you and
your ad VIII appear IN all Of them
wednesday noon should see your copy
n any one Of the Offices for your ad TO
Eppear IN these papers the following sun
daT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

In the early days OF the fire in
surance business each company in
London maintained il sown fire bril-
gade. In those days a citizen might
90 out into the street and shout
Fire" as loud as he liked. but IN
less he had paid his insurance prem
ium no fireman would lift a finger
or a bucket to save his possession
from hurufue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

John r Willcoxon. one year old,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs G. r WIllcoxon,
$40 Sacramento street, died Monday
afternoon at the home. The body was
taken TO Hamburg. Ark. Tuesday az
ternoon- A sister also survives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

Provisional president de la Huerta
has almost fully recovered from his
recent operation for appendicitis. &C
cording to telegram from Mr.. de Ia
Huertas received by Roberto Y. Pes
guerra. and is now at his desk in the
national palace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
WANT AD RATE CARn-

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Saturday & cents per word
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one dollar and fifty cents per agate line
per month Minimum OF three lines On
monthly rate
Bold face lines, double price.
Two cents per word FOR seoclr or bond,
on; mining or other promotsnal adver-
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writing
All new. advertisements appear first IN
home edition
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than one incorrect insertion
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An other days AZ 1880 p m Want ads
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day OF publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Legal Notices.
DIssOLUTION notice.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
and doing business in FL Paso. Tex. under
the name o. Fl Paso Iron & Metal Co.
composed Of Max FeinberE. Thee. Ehren-
berg and l. Felnberg. has been dissolved
BY mutual consent. the said Thee. Ehren-
berg retiring from said business and hav-
ing sold his interest therein 20 his former
co-partners, BY whom the business viii be
continued under the name OF FL Paso Iron
& Metal Co. All liabilities are payable
b. the new firm. and all obligations due
the old firm are payable to the new firm
Max FeinberE.
Theo. EhrenberE.
! E.lnharr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Money TO Loan

MONEY 70 loan on watches. diamonds.
automobiles or anything OF value Sc
curlty Loan Co, 106 S. FL Paso.
MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds. watches
and iewelry.
FULLAN's. IIi y. STANTON ST.
IS To $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service Drake. 7ul Roberts Banner
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos auto
mobiles, livestock. Liberty bonds. or other
Collateral az lowest rate on liberal terms.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
3l5 Trust Bldg
LOANS FROM 81 TO $4,000.
On diamonds, jewelry. autos. clothes. etc.
Confidential Is cur part, Independence is
yours 10 lndorsers required
BARNETI,S. 210 SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Help Wanted-FemaIe

AA-Al ~
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if ANTED-Glrl who speaks English 20
take care OF invalid lady. Hotel savoy
WANTED-At once. good girl Tor general
houseworz. must live on place 1896 Gin
cinuatL. Phi 1923
GIRL FOR kitchen work. no cooking nor
laundry 81 day and board Linden Hotel
dining room Come at once
WANTED-Rellable colored or white WON
an for cooking and general house work:
good wages do not apply unless you want
a steady job. Apply 413 Mills street
WE HAVE NO OTHER NAME.
Look for Barnetts on the window
when wanting TO make loan
219 san ANTONIO ST.
WANTED EXPERIENCED office woman.
who can keep double entry books use type
writer and take full charge small broker
age office very desirable position and
handsome salary. proper party Address
Herald Proprietor will BE- back 70 FL
Paso about June % viii then answer ap-
plications, II not capable please don't apply
Write T-1s9. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
FoE Sale-AuLonobiIss-Wanted

For Sale-AutomobiIss-Wanfed
WE specialize on F0rds. Smith Garare.
Teas q Ochoa Sta- Ph- zoos
FOR sALE-studebake In fine condition.
$500. real 5arsaln- Ph- 89fa.
GARAGE for rent 1918 NuHdy. Ph- $3.50
after pm
FOR sALE-ChaHdisr sedan. IKE new.
sacrifice los Texas
CHANDLER, PASSENGER. By owner.
cheap. cash OF terms. $500 EedsraL
FOR RENT mechanical department Of the
Mission Garage. Phone 797. ask Tor Mr..
Eggleston-
WANTED Dodge, Buick. HuDmobns OF
oakland. touring car. not over $3.50 as
FOR sALE-Two lots on Alam0gort0 Or
w. take Ford. no junk. as part payment
Address se51 Alameda
ONE MAXWELL. s passenger, good coldi-
uol. good tires starter. Owner leaving
-21n. oarEaln az $50. Ph. l5lJ.
CILINDER blocks rsbored. piansd and ut
zee Wlf1 Marco oversize pisr1uA S. ~
2. & Mach Co. s8s san Franclsco. Ph.1315.
STRIPPED DOWN FORD. to good me-
eaanical condition, $500 cash Inquire before
. n zsls Richmond- Phi 752zW.
AUTO LAUNDRF-HaVe your cars
Washed while you wait Cash PAID tor
Old Eordz 200 y; kausas Pm. 81.
nLANA EAll-alers 1913 model. newly
painted, cord tires. perfect condition: the
best automoolls buy IN e Paso. Ph- 1875.
FOR sAl-E-Veiie speedster. good .ireS.
with extras. VII demonstrate. cash only.
Apply 425-2I W san Antonio
AUTOMOBILE painting b. expert lin
isher. new. clean shop our prices are
right 602 Montana. Pm 1878
FOR sALE-One CheVrolet touriaE -.
first class condition. $500 cash Tor quiek
sale Phi 2s41NJ-
FOR sALE-sacrifce. passenEsr Hud-
sor. mechanically perfect and best ton
diti0n Phi $3.50
FOR sAIE-One Ford touring car. 1878. IN
Al condition az q bargain. party must
leave town right away. f375 cash Can
be seen az IL Negman.
STUDEBAEER ROADsTER-Coupe Etyis
seats three persons. only run few thousand
miles. IN perfect condition, new tfrea q
beautiful little car. Pm 772fW.
NEW STORAGE OPENED.
Storage. $3.50 per month. wash rack and
repair shop 1o1 ". san Antonio. Pm. fE5
STANDARD AUTO & MACHINE WORKS.
WHY CRANK AND CUssfs
Have your Ford magnetic recharFed While
you wait: Oldest models Gran Ike new.
makes strong nEhfa COLUMBIA STOR-
AGE BATTERY 8 IGNITION CO.. Ph s77.
DODGE TOURING CAR.
Good condition. new Goodyear tires. Late
model Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

WALTER A. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER.
Phi 1888. office SIS z San Antonio. Auc-
uon House Wul handle sales In or out
Of town Office hours $40. pa. SIS
FURNITURE FOR SALE - wednesday.
June 10, at 10 a. m, Hotel Corrington,
az = East Overland viii sell at auction
20 rooms consisting or light housekeep-
ing furniture and bedroom furniture In
GLIDING cooking utensils, dishes. bedding,
rugs and all kinds OF furniture. ". A.
Williams, auctioneer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

Cupid has declared a strike in West
field Not a marriage intention has
been filed for two weeks. Old man
High Cost OF Living is blamed for the
situation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Lost and Found

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LosI-Gold chain and Columbian palf
dollar charm Finder please call $50.
LOST-Lady's wrist watch sunday mani
between Federal Bldg and Modern Cafe.
sour, green stone brooch. liberal reward
N 20
LOST CAMEO BROOCH during parade on
san Antonioi finder please return TO M
Moves a. Herald cigar stand: reward.
LOST black folding purse containing
papers valuable only to myself. Return
70 402 Martin Bldg, receive reward. ~
n L. Parker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Underfaken

PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 506-508 Texas. Phi
IL Private ambulance service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
AUTOMOBILE TIME TARLE

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UPPER VALLEY.
UPPER VALLEY HERALD AUTO-Lva
e Paso Herald Office daily. except Sun
day. Tor Las Cruces; arrives Las Cruces
$3.50 P m; returning car leaves Las Cru
ces Tor e Paso. front OF E T Johns
Cigar Store. ,. m; arriving in Fl Paso
l=l5 p N. Phone Herald Office for reser-
Fauons. Prone E T Johna. 145 Las Cru
ees for carnations.
ESGLE TO. ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPRINGS-Meeta all trafns al
Engle Oldest dan driver best dam car
on the dam line Try these springs-best
u the world :. F. Heffernsn. Hot
LOWER VALLEY.
AsLEIAs CLINT, FABENs AND TOR
MILO via south loop road Returning VIA
north loop road Gillispie's car leaves Her
aid office daily and Sunday At $50 D m
z-aze reserEatlons e Herald or Phi s0sz.
NEW MEXICO.
Il PAsO-LA MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building at 3 p
n Leaves La Mesa for Fl Paso AZ "a
a. n Passenger, parcels and freight IN
cluoing e Paso Eeraids. are carried over
this line
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sTAGE-Sunday
o1ly- Leave socorro $40 pm H Hall.
4OGOLLON-Daily to and from SILVER
city and Mogolion- Cars leave Silver
city on arrival OF Santa Fe train No g1i.
4ogolon a. M Bennett Motor Transit
------1 10 ANls Arl0L
L-AhE fALLEf-Hillsboro and Kingston
auto meets Ell trains at Lake Valley. Wm
u slease. Hlllahoro. New Mexico.
sWELL-CARRIEOZO cars lease RoI-
vel a $50 a. m stop 30 minutes for
breakfast 81 Pieaeho. arrive Caribou 81
II a. m Car leaves Carrizozo At 40 ..
m, arrive Boswell At $50 .. N White
Line stage Co.
TUCUMCARI CLOVIs-LeaVe T1cumesri
- 80 a. n arrive Clovis p N; leave
We pass oil wells twice daily. Fry 4
sesler. eontraetors-
ARIZONA
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE IIyFs-clf
ton lvia Duncsnl Stafford; Leave Clifton.
1880 p m. daily; leave Duncan. 2.15 D.
m daily, arrive Stafford. AIS D. m daily:
connecting with Arizona Eastern): leave
Stafford, $500 q. m daily; leave Duncan.
1880 a m daily arrive Clifton. 1900 m
daily Five round trips TO Murenci daily.
three round trips 10 Metcalf daily. Serv-
ice cars day and night Mountain Auto
Co. Inc. Clifton. Ariz-. Phone Is.
WEST TEXAS.
MONAhANs BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans Grand Falls. imperial. Buena vista
OsWeEo Orient train: Fl Stockton. Al
pine ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays
Grand Falls
MARIA FORT DAVIS AUTO ieaTSS FoTi
Davis daily and Sundays g. m: leaves
Maria D m One way. sZ50. round
tEiR 81 9 W D.ylys BrlBEietor.
Political Announcements
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I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as a can
dldate for reelection TO the office Of Judge
OF the 41st judicial district. subject 70 the
action Of the Democratic primaries
r PRICE
UnderiakerS
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Open day and night 506-50s Texas Phi
~ Private ambulance service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

It is just 100 years since the white
mouse saw its first Wedding-that of
the daughter of president Monroe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Personals


Personals
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LIKE to hear from someone going to Call
tornla BY auto. Phi ss55N- J.
MILLINERY-4fme. SegalI. SOS \. kan
saA New hats made, old hats renovated.
Millinery supplies sold
Special Notices
RUGS-9x12. cleaned. 81: mattress reno
Eaied. $3.50. Erwin Mfg. Co. Pm. I11O-
MATTRESSES renovated. sZ50: rugs. ezI2
I eleanec. 81 Erwin Mfg- Co. Pm no
KELTOS PAINT CO.-PaintinE, paper
banging. deeoratinE- SOS n stanton. Phlz47
CURTAINS LAUNDERED. fancy liable
covers. bed spreads. etc; quick service
work guaranteed. Mrs Richmond. Ph77s2W-
GO TO MARIA and Alpine soon in auto,
can take passengers Inquire 1112 z.
PARTY going to California. desiring 10
save auto e1pensess please communicate
Address G. Ig9. care Herald.
HEMSTITCHISG, picot work. acc5rdian
plating MISS 3. CORUM. Modiste IS
Buckler Block. Phi 1911
SPIRELI.A CORsETs for health, com
4ortr style. durability and economy. What
every woman Is looking Tor. Phi 1857.
HEMSTITCHING. alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs s
Jones. SIZE Emporium, sos Texas. Phi s172.
BEMSTETCHTNG and pIcot edge work
done on shc4r notice. any kind OF ma
teriaL Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 2e5 8
e Paso St
NOTICE to the public and the patrons OF
the National Record Exchange having been
discontinued on account OF sickness Any
one having claims against said record
exchange viii please address P. o. Box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Situaiions NanEed-MaIe

Situations Wanted-MaIe
ALL AROUND cook wants position in oil
fields or small hotel Address c 155. care
Herald.
WANTED by experienced woman nurse !:
Z also educated middle aged man desires
! clerical work. speaks spanish Address
G-1. Herald.
OPEN for engagement. mine foreman CT
shift boss, IS years experience. IS years
Of age. can give references Address p.
O. Boy 205s. Bisbee. Arlz.
JOBS WANTED-By live American young
men. 500 applications on file with the Y
NJ c. A. Vocational Secretary; from the
assistant manager 20 the office boy. On
any position you have by selection Pm
666 and ask for Mr.. Wheeler. Free seryice-
Situations Wanted-FemaIe
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WANTED-By white woman. washing and
ironing. 81 per dozen. Phone 6s6I.
EDUCATED-ExperIe woman desires
office work Stenography preferred tiood
references. Phi 1865
EXPERIENCED young lady secretary
stenoErapher desires permanent position
paying good salary. Phi 49aI-
LADY BOOKKEEPER with long exper-
ience desires position Can use typewriter
and pasting machine Address G 19T care
Herald.
A YOUNG lady OF years experiences as
uookheerer ana llulats desires a peE1El4-
nent position or viii substitute during va
cation. Ph. 9093J after 5 O'clock pm
Real Estate Wanted
100 PER CENT results from tenementa
TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELL-
WANT to buy. cheap. residence in East
E. Paso or Washington Park. value bout
$500 or would take vacant lot Phi 605eJ-
WANTED to lease or would buy or
room house. with store room IN connection
OF basement OF storage room on alley. J.
S. Burton. Gen. Del Fl Paso. Teas
WANT 10 buy GOOD or S room house.
viii pay caEh for same II Il Is q bargain.
give location and price Address No. o.
IS. care Herald
WANTED-To buy. direct from owner. 5
or room bungalow. located west OF Five
Points and north OF tracks. when answer
ing state location and price. Address z
ISL. care Herald
WANTED TO BUY-A bunEaiow with
bedrooms north OF Boulevard and be-
tween Stanton and Brown SITS. must be
modern and have heating plant
ALSO. want a residence. strictly modern
and nice. On Mesa or Montana reasonably
close ins we have customers waiting for
these II your prices are right List what
you have.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
Phone 2944- 224-225 Trust BIDS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
For SaIe-MsiorcycIes
Machinsy-An Kinds

IL arch 19l h. ?. return tubular
boiler 50 Inches in diameter By IS feet IN
length
1-25 b. p. slide valve thrcttllnE gov
ernor Maggie horizontal engines
$50 b. p vertical throtlinE governor
O. & s. engine
p o. Boz ~ Fl 20 raras-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

SECOND HAND FLOUR MILL MACHTS-
ERf-IN OPERATION TO 5-I5-I920.
! double stand Great Western. SKA inch
roller mill with extra pair rolls.
double stand Wolf. SKIS inch. folier MIL
with 2 extra pair rolls
/ double stand Nordyze nlarmon. ir14
inch. roller mil with extra pair rolls.
! double stand Nordvze Marmon. ska
inch. roller mill with extra pair rolls
! Wolf Drawer dust collector. size 3 g.
i Wolf Drawer dust collector. size 3 40.
I Williams vertical Corn Meal VII. 20
inch diameter. almost new.
4 Nordyke & harmon underrunner Bur-.
20 inch diameter. helt driven
I Double TiEhtner. pulIeys. inch face. -
inch diameter.
For further Information address
TIIE JOHN BECKER CO. BELEN. y. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

For Rent-Rooms Furnished
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ROOM Tor rent at 405 Prospect
NICE location. close IN. cool and pleas
ant 504 Epson
NICE front bedroom with board, private
family 1903 Arizona Phi 7s49W.
ONE UPSTAIRS bedroom near 10 good
board and convenient 10 bath Phi 1852
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES By the week
or month. 81. REGIS HOTEL on the Plaza
MONEY TO LOAN.
BARNETT'S. 219 SAN ANTONIO IT.
DELIGHTFUL furnished room. inmates
walk from postofflce. Phone 4123.
LARGE, cool. corner room with or with
out sleeping porch. close in. SIS II. Kan
sas-
LOVELY summer bedroom. with private
bath. hot water day and night close in.
zoos Iagoffin. Phone 7o63,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15

Apartments Furnished & Unfinished
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ONE FURNISHED and one unfuruished
apt. modern. Jermane. SIS ". Missouri.
Apply Apt. D.
FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments
Let Us know your wants.
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL AGENCY,
90 Mills BldE Phone ssoe-
FURNISHED APT.
4 r bath. g. D.. heat. 705 Arizona $500
3 ?. bath. s.. J.. heat. 705 Arizona $1,000
3 ?. bath. heat --.----.-.---..---.-.S 5000
UNFINISHED HOUSES
Dandy 5 r bungalow on TrowbridEe. $4,000
8 r bath. g. D.. Portland Ave-----.--S4 $1,000
FURNISHED HOUSES.
6 ?. bath. s. D.. heat. Chester 81. $1,000
office rooms. warehouses. etc.
C. Young.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Phone 40sI. 30s Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-15
Business Chances.

FOR SALE-Barber sohp and cigar stand
In good location This is a good propo-
sition- For particulars. call 1881.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-14
Harding to Speak
I'm Maryland and
West Virginia Soon
First Eastern Address Is
Scheduled for Baltimore
About Sept. 27; To Stop
at Buffalo ON Way Here

Senator Harding's first Eastern
speech will be made in Baltimore on
or about September 27. The Senator
will go direct from Marion to Balti-
more, and on his trip home he will
speak in West Virginia.
Senator Harding's New York speak
ing date is unsettled. 1t is understood
that when he starts for New York City
ne will stop at Buffalo for his first
address in this state. After his address
here he likely will 20 to New Jersey
and Connecticut
Chairman Hays of the Republican
National Committee, in commenting
yesterday on the report from Marion
that the Republican candidate would
60 to the Pacific Coast, said that it
was doubtful if the Senator went
farther West than Omaha.
"Ihere has been no change in our
plans as announced a month ago" said
Chairman Hays.
With the exception of New York
State, the rule for Senator Harding
Will be one speech in state. Before
leaving for Chicago yesterday, Mr..
Hays said that he did not believe that
senator Harding would speak in every
state where there is contest for
United States Senator. Such a course.
ne said, would entail his going to Utah,
california, Washington and other Far
western states, which are looked upon
as Republican strongholds this wear
and do not need the personal presence
OF the Presidential candidate
Speaker Gillett Here Thursday
Colonel Thomas w. Miller, head of
the speakers bureau of the Eastern
division, announced last night that
Speaker Frederick H. Gillett of the
House of Representatives would make
his first speech of the campaign in
bryant Hall, at the meeting of the Re-
publican County Comm btee, on Thurs
day night Of this week. Colonel Mil
ler also announced that Senator Will
lam E. Borah would speak in Jersey
City September 90, and later, on the
request of Senator Lodge, at Lynn and
Lawrence. James M. Beck, who re-
turned last week from Europe, had
offered his services to the national
committee, it was announced.
Colonel Miller added that some evil
spell seemed to follow the women ora
tors sent to Maine this year by the
national committee. First, it was
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, who suf-
fered severe injury to her eye at a
Maine railroad crossing. Yesterday
Colonel Miller received word that Miss
Mary Stewart, in charge of the women
speakers of the Eastern headquarters,
had met with injury in an automobile
accident in Maine and that she at pres
ent is in the Portland City Hospital.
Grasso Quits the Democrats
Word reached the national committee
last night that Anthony j. Grasso on
Saturday last resigned as head of the
Italian division Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, sending his letter of
resignation to Chairman George White.
In his letter he says that he is through
with the Democratic party, largely on
account of the action of Hans Reig,
head of the naturalizat tion bureau,
assisted by Jugo-Slav in the control
Of the bureau.
"The Wilson Administration is try
ing to rob Italy of her just claims"
says Mr.. Grasso's letter.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-14
/ l7th District Republicans
Back Meyer for Senate
Quote Colonel Roosevelt ON
Record of Assemblyman and
Favor Promotion

A committee of Republican residents
of the 17th Senatorial District issued
a call yesterday to the enrolled Repub-
licans of that district to support AS
semblyman Schuyler Merritt Meyer for
the Senatorial nomination in the pri-
maries to-day. Mr.. Meyer has been
Endorsed by the Republican organiza-
tion in the 5th Assembly District. The
call reads:
president Roosevelt, writing to a
friend September 9, 1918, said: MIR
Meyers record in legislative war work
no less than in the work of construc-
tive Americanism. has been admirable,
and it would be misfortune If it did
not receive hearty recognition
"We believe that his previous service
in the Legislature, his ability and con-
scientiousness at all times, fully war
rant his promotion to the Senate. Re-
publicans will be performing q useful
service to the community in helping to
promote in public office man Of his
experience, ability and integrity"
Among the signers of the call are:
William Chilvers, Mrs. John H. Iselin
Stanley M. Isaacs, Mrs. James Russell
Parsons. Samuel A; Berger, Mrs. Walter
Damrosch. Nicholas Roosevelt, Mrs
Marvin, Mrs. Peasants Pennington
son. Mrs. A: Barton Hepburn, Georg.
William W. Hoppin, Winthrop w. AL
drich. Mrs. John Henry Hammond, Mrs
Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. William w. Hoppin
Mrs John T. Pratt, Mrs. Lauren Car
roll, William r. Wilcox and ChaIlott
| De]afieJd
New-York tribune., 1920-09-14

mand Of the government for the win
ming Of the war.
ITO have violated the good faith Of
America and to have seized railway
properties and turned them over to q
favored class in America would have
involved the destruction Of our very
system Of government and unionized
the republic.
"The Cummins-Esch law made one
notably progressive step in dealing
with the railway workmen. There has
been much outcry against the act as
being hostile to labor and unjust to
unionism and subservient to capital.
On the contrary, it is the very opposite
of these things. 1t does not interfere
with collective bargaining. On the
contrary, it facilitates collective bar
gaining. Moreover, it recognizes that
railway workmen ought to be employed
under the most fortunate conditions
for the good of all the American people.
ut in effect provides that they shall
be abundantiy and generously eompen-
stated and establishes, for the first time
in America, tribunal through which
the governments concern for workmen
may be given expression