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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-04-01
GERMANY REFUSED
PERMIT To SEND
SOLDIERS To RUHR
French Government Holds
That Such Concession
Would Be Useless as We'll
as Dangerous

PARIS, March 31.-The request OF
the German government that it be
permitted 20 send troops to the Ruhr
district III the neutral zone near the
German border, has been denied by
the government of France.
Conversations over the German
requests have been in progress be-
tween Premier Millerand and Dr.
Won Mayer, the German charge
d'affaires in Paris. NJ. Millerand yes
terday indicated he would give the
German charge an early reply, and
it was handed to DR.. Won Mayer to-
day.
The reply read:
Replying to your note of yester-
day, 1 have the honor to confirm to
you the conditions to which the gov
eminent of the French republic de-
sires to subordinate it's eventual au-
thorization to permit German troops
to enter the Ryhr valley.
Such an AUTHORIZATION, which
would constitute a derogation Of
Articles 43 and A of the treaty Of
Versailles, could be justified only by
imperative and evident necessity.
The commission charged with the
control Of the execution OF the pro-
col Of August 81, 1919, has ex-
pressed to me, as 1 informed you in
our conversation yesterday, it's for
NAL opinion, confirmed also from
other sources, the military interven-
ton in that region at present would
be useless as well Is dangerous"
Evening star., 1920-03-04

SEVERAL Young MEN for house to house
advertising; nothing to sell; salary to start
$3.50 and car fare. Apply by letter. giving
age and reference. Address Box 218-M, Star
of1ce.
Of work, awning salesmen; salary equal to
ability; excells0t future Address Boz 152-A,
Star ofics.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

LADY OF good appearance to call on desirable
trade In Washington and Baltimore: experience
desired; must furn sh reference Address BOX
1S2-M. Star ofdcc.
LEARN the real estate business and be paid
while learning: an opportunity to supplement
your salary or work your way out Of the old
ealaried position: untfl your earning power 10
greater thsn your present saiary It need rot
interfere with your present position; full in-
structions and lectures By successful real ea.
tste opera t0rr: no capital or experience n.
Quired but forceful personaiity and Al refsr.
erences essentiaI. Clafs vii. meet In Room BIS.
Colorado bldg. pm. every Wednesday. See
or write Auan ". Gibson. s1s Colorado bldg.
MILLIN ERY = Experienced
salesladies wanted. Only those
who are capable OF earning a
good salary need apply. Also
head of stock wanted. Maison
Libby, 18th and G. SITS. NV:
SALESLADIES in our coat,
suit and dress departments;
must be thoroughly experienced.
$1,000 per week and up for, high
grade salesladies.
J. E. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
316 9TH St.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and good reference re-
qui,ed must know groceries and meat market
business: $50 month. Apply in person to
Pure Foo,. Store, $500 Conn. ave. -
CHOCOLATE DIPPERs, experienced, white:
good wages Apply Al once. Pershing's. .23
9th st. NV. -
CLERk-Iady for soda fountain. cigars; per
manent; must have good reference; refined.
1900 NV. ~
COPYHOLDER-Girl competent TO hold copy
In proOfreadiny: $3.50 per week. Address
Box l6.- Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
wANTED-HELP.
|EMALE-Continuel.
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-ContinaeA.
MYENn ~ :.t.s

AN OPPORTUNITY.
YOUNG WOMEN WITH OFFICE EXPERIENCE
stenographers typists, pionotypsts, mutgraph op-
compometer operators library clerks general
clerks if interested in securing permanent position i'll
the home offices OF of the most rapidly growing in
dustral organizations in the country, we believe
be OF service in placing you where your ability be
used to the best advantage and where there unusual
opportunity for advancement.
Miss B. NJ. Ellis, personnel director of Office women
will be glad you the Raleigh Hotel, March 5
and g. hours, II IN. to pm. and pm to pm
Evening star., 1920-03-04
SALES MANAGERS.

Large corporation now seeking managers for
part of United States: selling experience no,
essential, but must be men Of highest inteR
rity and bear close investiEat tion; for such men
stating your qualifcu tions. Address Box l45-M
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
IMMEDIATELY!
COMMERCIAL
ARTIST AND

COPY WRITER.

We require the services
of a hrst-class commercial
art'"t-one who can picture
ready-to-wear, millinery and
the various articles carried by
a department store; also a
good advertising copy writer
with dept. store experience.
Apply at once, bringing SAM
plies OF recent work, and ref
erences, to Advertising Man.
ager.
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
9TH Street. .
LADY CASHIER. capable Of posting BOOKS sno
naAns out bills; hours, 1880 TO o.nS' cp
ply "ood Drug Store. l. and conn. ave.
LADY tsHERs for matinee shows ana laay
usne.s l.a. Tor matinee and night SHOWS. Apply
assistant manager. Keith's Theater.
are giving the special course purse IN IN
our Lfivate telephone switchboard n oper.n., %
az 70 M the big demand for te.epa'"n uper.
u'r%. Essy aud fascinating to leA S.,noi 1x.h
n.kns classes. Room Ill, Milton ecnooi' 14'h
Lazy ~. Tor addressing and hle w. worx 1s E%ce ~ =
spsn p ~ res.. S. Address, in own hano"ss' * 1'A
l1is rnhshh vaate6 at-Sscs; good vass~ Sz1 K.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

sTENOGRAPHER and ONCE CLERK in
patent law ONCE: ability. industry
and interest in Job appreciated and
paid for; permanent position for ono
with right qualifications. Address Box
224-M, Star once. 5s
Evening star., 1920-03-04

srENOGRAPHER-sU SECRETARY -Omce work
and sling; familiar With machinery and ium-
Der; $1a. Jackaon. Main ISL. -.
sTENOGRAPHER-6ee Wiling to do mImeo-
ncations fully; also salary expected. Address
Box TAM Star ONCE ~
sTENoGRAPHER. experiences: one having
knowledge ot patent work; salary. $50. Ad-
dress Box la2.M. Star once.
sTENoGRAPHER-TY -TYPEWRITEn; al,o dicta-
phone operator: Apply Young Simon. a4o
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced, who can a.
times operate Burroughs bookkeeping ma-
snS ss,p. COL ApDiy 4a,S No invest Savings Bank 18th
time. H. Bahiman Son. 2ss st. ne.
TEACHERS WANTESAmong our calls for
women , @ are domestic science O., ooo). Enslish
dsis 81 800. .ubn0r%si * e 400 French tsaooo'
&C. aoo,. physical tl.i.ins lsSoooi' voise iss
($2.50O). violin 81. .200). Cemmercisl- -Gresr
shorthand !1s1.s5ol. Many calls at smaller
and universities. N.tion.i r.sehers: ] Hs.ase, Hss,'
I'll Munsey bldg. Telephone 10ls4 Main. Open
until six. bs
THE PROFESSION Of Morse teleTfaphy Offer.
sr. e,. IT, today
concerns. including the telegraph companies
Associated Press, stock exchanges and railroads.
age beginner receives Sioo to Si2S q month eh, r.
start and promotion is rapid to those who make
good. You can study 1t our school without IN
the subject In our night classes Owing to the
growing demand for this work and being the
only school in Wsshihkton to teach telesraphy.
Postal Telegraph building. 1a45 PennsyIvania
ave-. where We win hold large classes in teieS-
raphy for women. Do not overlook this oppor-
tunity to investigate At once and arrange to
enter the new class. which starts March 8,
Call phone or write uptown branch. National
radio school. 18th aA0 y sts. NV.
THE KINGS, PALACE re-
quires salesladies in the depart
ments devoted to women's suits
coats, dresses and blouses; ex-
cellent salaries. for capable peo-
pie. Apply Supt:
TYPIsT with ability to do general once Worf.
Manager. 52e Southern bldg ~.
be a good writer and accurate at figures. IA,
Abramson, 7th and L SITS. NV.
WANTED-E1perienced girl to address circ1-
lars; pleasant work. food hours: salary to start
$50 mo- Apply in your writing. Address Box
1s1-M, Star ofdce.
WANTED-15 girls for mangle
hands and checkers. Apply Ma
tional Laundry Co., l9 Pierce
NV. -...
WHITE GIRL or housekeeper a. counter Tiri
in cafeteria. II 80 to 2; IS week and lunch.
Address Box 13-M. Star once, 1s
YOUNG LADY PIANIST.
Linen. an' ETC.. s7sa dxsH ates ONLY LeY:e' 5000 pay
YOUNG LADY 90 tyDfst and .ciSfE. OppoF-
tunity for advaaesAl0t; stats -. .1n. reply.
Box 1920. -; q
Evening star., 1920-03-04
RROkER WANTED

BROKER WANTED
r. place unsold preferred stock issue of u Con-
nscticut manufacturing corporation. Address
Hurd Advertising Co.. Bridgeport, Conn.
BUSHELNAS wanted at once in mems cloth
ing; steady work ali year round; $4U 4 week
He'll Clothes Shop. so NV.
GHAUFFEURS-Whits: good wages: parma
nat Doaitions. Apply . am. to II neoo, ~
81 sppoi1tnsnt. TsrniDal Taxi Co.. 1211 4otb
CHECESk, experienced; National register
sgstsm. Address. Boz 62-M. Star once. -
CLERK FIRST class, for old established grocery
business; must be well recomnendsd. Address
1ox a31 H. Star efice. -
Evening star., 1920-03-04

SALESMAN.
Man with 4 trained mind, between Is and
90 years of age. who thinks he is worth s.. 600
and upward yearly. but has never had 4 chance
to demonstrate IT, can secure opportunity.
Just brains and willingness required; that's
all. Permanent. References. Address Box
BON. Star ONCE
Statesmen in drug store; good salary. Ar
hcck's. 18th and sts
SALESMAN. experienced. call on retail and
wholesale groceis Of Washington and Balti :
more: an established article of merit; refer
Gnce requised Address Box 1S3-M. Star ONCE .
Statesmen WANTED TWO LIVE. AG-
GREssIvE: MUST HAVE NEAT APPEAR
ANCE; EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL:
PERMANENT POSITION: OUTSIDE SELL.
ING; MEN OF ABILITY MAKE $50 A WEEK
Up. CALL ROOM 120 McGILL BLDG, q
ST. NEAR 9th NV.
SALESMEN-Several; expert
enced; for silks and dress goods
only; good salaries and perma-
nent positions. Apply Supt.,
Palais Royal. 11th and G. sts.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COatinue0.
MALE-COWtinue6
SHORTHAND AND
TYPEWRITING.
We have few more vacancies
for students in shorthand and type
writing Tuition may be paid by
spare time work.
Apply at once.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
AND CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL,.
1917 New York Avenue.

SPECIALITY Statesmen: experience unneccs-
Sary: will amply reward a man OF honesty
and plenty of ambition. Address Box lfo-M.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

SALESWOMEN - Expert
enced; for cloaks, suits and
blouses; good salaries and per-
manent positions. Apply Supt.,
Palais Royal. 18th and G sts.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

HIgh-class store requires the services Of
BUYERS
for its hosiery. leather goods. handkerchief
and umbrella departments. Would prefer those
who have been assistants to buyers. Address
Box 3j4-K. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MAIZE

ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly
capable and experienced. desires
position for afternoon and even
ing work. Address Box 2l1-M.
Star office. Or
Evening star., 1920-03-04
MALE AND FEMALE.

CAPABLE married couple, child three, would
like room. Wife can keep house or janitor
work: husband. carpenter; can give reference.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
FEMALE DOMESTIC.

CUAMEEEWOEk or plain cooking. ty neat
girl. Call l2i2 -. NV.
CLEAN APARTMENT and cook dinner; refer
ence. IN Mass. ave. NV.
C0LORED GIRL wishes work by the day. 1873
9Th ST. nv.
CoIoEfp GIRL. neat, experienced, 20 WAX
lunch and dinner. 1905 9th NV. A.
COOK, general hcuscwork. days' or half drvs'
work Of any kind 2i22 18th NV. Apt. Is,
hr >,inent.
COOK. only: place wanted. Please cali Isls
NV
C0OK-Reiiable. experienced on pastry or din
ners FIRST class; reference. al" 3rd NV. -
Cook-Placs 1s coor"d woman or day work
or nurse place. lt4i rorcoran st. a.
DAYS WORK. experienced. II. y. H.. 25i2
/ DAYS WORK by neat co!orcd girl. 1lle ith
st. NV -
DAY WORK by colored woman. Address
90" Sd ST. -
DISHW ASHER or laundry woman 81 J. St
NV -
| neat "oorcd girl in small family. 1909 NV.
GIRL t"oored) wants place to get dinners
Apply after o'clock SIS 2lst ST. NV
LADY'S MAID. rariormaid or light house
work; girl wants piac" in apt. 1913 ST NV.
LAUNDRY or work 10y the day by respectaol.
colored girl. 200 3:rd ST. NV.
LAUNDRESS. colorcd: go out by day; refer
| 'rce. 321 Maryland ave. s.w. -
LAUNDRY wanted 10 do at home: large. sunny
yard. including cafe tablecloths and towels.
49,. osth NV.
LAUNDRY WORK 10 take at home or DAYS
work ont. 1l12 Goth NV -
MORNING WORK for six days week. 1Ol4
Il st. n. -
NEAT GIRL TO work after school. colored. 80
Fenton st. ne.
NEAT COL0RED GIRL wants place nursing
half day. Call los Il ST. NV. a.
| PLACE to clean Fridays and half day Satur-
day. a,G + NV,
SMALL. bundle washing and work for girls,
talf day. 1t14 Seaton st.
WANTED-Position as housekecpcr for 1 or .
cultured gentlemen by experienced white wom-
an with references. GoG q ne. 4.
WASHING to take home desired by woman;
first t-class work. 1Ga1 18th NV, Apt. 81.
2 GIRLS. reliable. desire place as chamber
maid or waitress: good reference. 1920 $ ST.
u MaGhn-tnn
Evening star., 1920-03-04

GOLD WRIST WATCH. with ribi~n between
4 and Harvard SITS. on near 1lth. Return
Office Wilson Normal School. 11th and Harvard
Reward. -
Evening star., 1920-03-04

HELPER on coats. At once. Geo. T. Keel.
Inc, 1910 st. NV. -
Evening star., 1920-03-04

GOLD BROOCH with platinum center with
aquamarne and pearls. Liberal reward. re
rurn 5JU Sh<phprd st
Evening star., 1920-03-04

GENERAL. HOtSEWORk - Place wanted hy
neat "olorcd girl in small family. 1909 NV.
GIRL ,"oloredb wants place to get dinners.
Apply after o'clock. SIS nlst st. NV
Evening star., 1920-03-04

ALL KINDS OF CLERICAL HELP needed by
big business concerns located In every section
Of the country. If you want a good paying
position in the commercial world where rapid
is assured. write or call for free
information. Open $3.50 a m. to pm.
National Service Agency,
v-% S.3 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

LADY'S MA1D. pariormaid light house,
work: girl wants pac" in apt. 1913 st. NV.
LAUNDRY work 10y the day by respectaoi.
colored girl iION 2ard ST n W
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Day WORK by colorcd woman. Address
Evening star., 1920-03-04

LAUNDRY WORK 10 take at home or DAYS
z work out 111o Goth NV -
Evening star., 1920-03-04

young coiored man desires sven
20
Evening star., 1920-03-04

WORKING MANAGER for small dairy farm
tpure-bred Guernscys, near Washington: mod
crate salary and share of profits to competent
man. Address. giving full particulars and ref
erences. Opportunity. Box 138M, Star ofiice. D
YOUNG MAN work around drug store.
Apply Wardman Park Pharmacy, Conn. ave.
and WOOdlpv
Evening star., 1920-03-04

LAUNDRY wanted TO do at home large. sunny
yard. including cafe tablecloths and towels.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

GOOD suburban home for bulldog: Boston ter
rier preferred. Address Box 231M, Star
Evening star., 1920-03-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IRCNk-Good second hand: must he large;
good condition. Phone North 3104 So
UPRIGHT MAHOGANY PIANO for cash: ex-
celent condition and bargain. Also sewing
machine: perfect condition. drop-head or cabi-
net oSlt l3th ST NV &c
Evening star., 1920-03-04

srENOGRAPHER-sUCRE ONCE work
and cling; familiar with machinery and ium-
Der; $1s. Jsckaon. Main 13l. -.
STEM Wiling to Do mImeo-
acstions fully; also salary expected, AdGress
Box TAM, Star ONCE. ~
Evening star., 1920-03-04

,N lfook-Reliabe, experienced pastry din
- ners: first class reference. 9lo 3rd W. -
Evening star., 1920-03-04

MANAGER OF auto agency garage in this
city or some live country town by unmarried
man, age SO; several years experience. whole
sale and retail: satisfactory reference. Ad-
dress Box 352- H. Star office. A.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

CUFF LlEKS-I0st between Conn. Ave: bridge
and sherman and Columbia road: initials. A.
q. D.; in large package. Phone Colpmh's
%14l. Rkwafd
Evening star., 1920-03-04

HANDBAG blue silk containing bill folder
and bills. 18th near I. Liberal reward II
returned TO 1903 18th NV. Apt. /. -
Evening star., 1920-02-22
LOWDEN AND JOHNSON
CAMPAIGNS GROWING
Reported Taken on New Life in
Minnesota-Clups
Organized.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, February 81 (Spe-
ciaD.-Lowden and johnson cam
paigns have taken on new leases of
life in Minnesota. A strong Lowden
for President Club has been organized
in st. Paul, and one is to be formed
in Minneapolis. Two Lowden dele
gates have come forward here for
election at the fourth district conven-
tion March II. Senator Johnson is to
stump the state early in March, He
will address the St. Paul Lincoln Club
March s. The Non-Partisan League
in Minnesota appears to favor his can
didacy.
The second week of the Pioneer
Press poll on President shows the fol-
lowing among county officials in
eighty-six counties: Wood. 12S; Low
den, SO: Johnson, So; Taft. A; Hoover,
so: Hughes, 80: Harding, 3; Frazier.
10. Democratic: Hoover. "a; Wilson,
Is; Bryan, IL; McAdoo. 8; Gerard. 3;
Palmer. 2; Edwards, ..
Totals of the two weeks poll show
Repu 339; Eowden. 11S;
Johnson, 1O1; Hoover. rs; Taft. 60;
Hughes, so. Democratic-Hoov 70:
Wilson. 46: Bryan. 80; McAdoo. 16;
Palmer. IL.
Frank A. Day. prominent Minnesota
democrat, left for the east today to
confer with Herbert Hoover and
julius Barnes. H. b. CROZIER-
Evening star., 1920-02-22
INDEPENDENT VOTER AIM
OF COLORADO DEMOCRATS
Precinct Workers Instructed to
Gather Them Into the Fold-To
Head OF Third Party.

DENVER, Col, February II (Spe-
ciaD.-Independent voters are large
and ofttimes deciding factor in cleo
tions in Colorado and the democratic
party, in declaring political war on
republicans, instructed precinct work
ers TO gather the non-party voters. if
possible, into the democratic iold.
This is construed by leaders of both
sarties as the first step in heading
off any third-party movement among
democrats for either Hoover, or, in
dire emergency, for Bryan.
1t means. say observers. that HooV-
er will have to come into the demo-
cratic fold, and that Bryan will have
to capture the nominal ton in the ma
tional convention if he wants the sup
port of administration democrats,
which dominate the party ranks in
Colorado.
The campaign is directed against
republicans to the extent that the
democratic party. according to the
letter sent out from state headquar-
ters. expects to save the nation and
the state from the perilous extremes
of aristocracy and sovietism"
The opening gun was fired after
Gov. oliver Fl. Shoup. republican,
announced his candidacy for a sec
ond term. He is heavily interested in
certain oil interests with Karl c.
Schuyler. who seeks the republican
nomination for United States senator.
Democrats declare that the Shoup-
Schuyler combination is part of a
movement to perpetuate the dominat-
ing influences of the Rockefeller in
terests in the west
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Ar
kansas will address the meeting of
the democratic state central commit
'e' ' WARREN E. BOYER.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
CHOICE OF CANDIDATE
PUZZLES KANSANS
Democrats Look to Palmer te
Sound Keynote in Topeka
Tomorrow.

TOPEKA, Kan. February II (spe-
ciaD With Attorney General A Mitch
ell Palmer as the principal speaker at
their annual Washington day dinner in
Topeka, Monday, Kansas democrats are
wondering if Palmer will follow Wood
row Wilson's lead. Wilson spoke at
the democrats Washington day dinner
eight years ago, and, according to
Kansas democrats, sounded the keynote
of the 1912 campaign. AS result,
Kansas, normally a Bryan state. sent
Wilson delegation to the national con-
vention.
Just at present the democrats in this
state are in a worse muddle than the
republicans. Word has sifted down
through the federal officeholders in
the background, is the most likely candi-
date but McAdoo. this week, has puzzled
Kansas democracy. First came a story
that he would not be a candidate. This
was followed closely by the report that
he is not a candidate, but would not
refuse the nomination, and they are
even more uncertain about Hoover. Pal
mer may make a hit
In the background always is the up-
doubted popularity Of Bryan with the
rank and file of the party. The post
ice water on the Bryan thermometer
if rising temperature is threatened.
They can keep it down If Palmer makes
a good impression, or definite word is
received as to McAdoo's chances, or if
Hoover should make known his party
affiliation as well as his individual plat
form planks. CLIFF STRATTON.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
LINES ALREADY FORMING
IN WYOMING SENAT0RSHIP
Although Contest Will Not Take
Place for Two Years Candidates
Are Already Appearing.

y CHEYENNE, Wyo., February II
(SpeciaD. the next senatorial
scrap in Wyoming nearly two years
in the offing. the lines are already
becoming closely drawn
on the democratic side will be John
L. Kendrick. who will attempt to
succeed himself. and who will have
little or no opposition from his own
party. On the republican side VIII
be either one or two of the foiioW
ing: Robert D. Carey of Careyhurst.
now governor: Frank W. Mondell Oh
Newcastle, republican floor leader OF
the House, and John w. Hay of Rock
Springs. banker and business man.
In 1918. when Senator Francis r..
Warren announced that he would not
be a candidate for reelection. MeSsrs ;;
Mondell and Hay entered the lists ana
prepared for a warm but iriehuIy
battle. Later both Joined IN the
movement to get Senator warren "
reconsider and to serve for SIX more
wears, When he consented TO 90 81
both withdrew from the race
II is common talk. however, that
I this withdrawal was merely a tempo
rarv proposition and that neither man
Will be averse to trying again IN l922
So far Gov. Carey has signihed no
intention of trying for promotion
from Cheyenne to Washington. but
events may so shape themselves that
strong pressure will be brought--to
bear upon him. r. L. bAbSOeh n.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Oregon VIII Vote on Hoover,
Whether He Likes If or Not

Wood himself are scheduled to make
trips through the state, Roosevelt in
March and Wood in April. Gen.
woods itinerary embraces every i'm
portant railroad town from the Idaho
to the California line
Up to this time neither the John
son. Lowden nor Poindexter mana
gers have begun to make much
noise. though they all contend that
things look good" for their re-
spective candidates.
Smith Out for Congress-.
Turning to the congressional Sit
uation. the expected opposition to
Representative c. N. Macarthur has
come into the open with the formal |
announcement of Z. Z. Smith as an
opposing candidate for the republican n
nomination.
Smith is member of the lower
house of the state legislature. elected
from Multnomah county as a rep-
resentatlVe OF labor. He is recognized
however, as conservative and level
headed, and became one of the lead
ing ngures in the 1919 session of the
legislature. He is a hard fighter and
an able public speaker and announces
that ne intends to manage his own
campaign, to avoid personalities, but
to fight hard and clean.
Whether Smiths candidacy is re-
sultant from the blacklisting of Nc
Arthur by organized labor leaders be-
cause of his anti-strike address on
the railroad bill is problematical
Smith had confided his probable in
tention of entering the fight some
time before Macarthur made his
speech. But it is generally expected
that Smith will have the support of
the labor organization to back him
in his campaign. Up to the present
no other candidates have appeared
against Macarthur. though several
men have been spoken of here and
there.
An opponent to eSnator Chamberlain
has also made his formal appearance
through the announcement of r. N
Stanfield. who ran against Senator
McNary for the republican nomination
In 1918. No other candidates for the
senatorship are being mentioned
RALPH WATSON