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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TRAFFIC ACT To
Be Up TONIGHT
MARKET STREET ORDINANCE TO
BE CONSIDERED TELIs EVENING
ny CITY COUNCIL
Lengthy Session Expected Several
Matters 70 Como Before
CITY SolonS

City council will meet this evening in
regular session. The meeting - eX-
rected to he lengthy.
An ordinance will be introduced. II
Is said. regulating traffic on MarA";
street. \ r0n1littee was appointed re-
Gently t. draft a traffic ord!nanS" but
before an ordinance covering every de-
tail concerning parking. speed, ono-way
streets. etc. can be gotten together, an
ordinance regulating traffic on Market
street will be necessary ct once.
The committee investigating the re-
quest Of the United Dairy company. 70
erect smoke-stack on the Sixteenth
street plant. Will make n report t5nlsht.
The Rennie-kayscr ordinance r.n DC
IN for hnnl passage tonight. This or
dinance will cover the erection ot a
marque over the applicants sidewalk al
No 70 Zane street.
Another ordinance making paving
assessments against owners OF lots n
4Achland avenue. Eighth, Nineteenth,
Twcnty-first, Seventeenth streets and
Vance avenue. Warwood. in the Ninth
ward, will also be up tonight for final
passage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
SELL PRISON ~
TICKETS FAST
FIRST LOT TO zHST114 nOM
ALL GoNE-sEcoFD 1uH0
THIS MORNING
Will Be Greatest Ever - Iud1oe0
AFRO Hundreds VIII H Tuxnso
Away -.

The West Virginia Stats
minstrel show this year will % y
greatest ever seen. The nrR los
tickets went on sale yesterday g
Mcclure Cigar Stand and last eyenWk
were all sold. Another lot, and ~
last. Will be sent to the MeLure ST.
Stand this morning. An effort 10 pet1
made to give the people Of Wheel11
an opportunity this year of seeing 81
show and for this reason more tiekas
we're sent here than ever before. Hun
dreds OF people were turned away iAsf
year and Indications point to thousands
being turned away this year. .,-sssSl
This show this year, as It has oeeA
In the past, Is under the personal diree-
ton Of Peter +. Haberstick. Of Wheel
ing. and the musical director -
Wallace II. Smith. of Moundsvtlls. Ths
show this year Is entirely new ana
strikingly original program. by com.
pai,y Of unparalleled singers, dancers
and comedians, and a harmonious bisnde
ing Of ralrth. music and melody
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
FERRY POLICE COURT
GETS S12O FROM four

Martins Ferry's city treasury was en-
riched the sum of $40, nlus court costs
as the result of sentences mcted out last
evening by Mayor Charles Coleman In
police court 10 four prisoners At the
bar.
Mike Kallas. on a charge Of being
drunk and dIsorderly was fined $40 and
costs. Officer Ellwood Ruthcrmund al
50 charged Kallas with resisting arrest
and the mayor added a fin" "f $50 and
the trimmings for th'A o!tense.
Arthur Harris, a negro, charged with
hclnc drunk and dis3rder,y, ant Joe
Fo,lga, on a dlsorderly charge. We're
nncd S25 each. They are tn" two pr.S-
unrrS who came near cfrctiUG the jail
rrcak a, Martins Ferry sunday evening.
Joe Watson, the .one American VIZ
TIM ~ Sunday nights police draEH"' At
The Forty Was fined $40 for being drum
and Aghung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
cba,ber,atnv cougn Remedy

This is rot only one OF the best and
most etNc!cta medicines for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough. but Is
also pleasan: to take, which Is import
ant when n medicine must be given to
young children. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedt has bean In use for many years
and has met with much favor "here:
ever its COOL qualities nave oecon,s
known. cTany mothers have given II
their UNQUALIFIED endorsement VIZ.
scruhy. Ch!lllcuthe, Mo. writes. 'I-haVe
raised three children. have always Used
Chambcrla!n's Cough Remedy and found
It to be the beFt for coughs, colds AID
Group. II IS pleasant TO take. Both
adults and children Ike 1t. Ny wife
ard l have always felt safe from Group
with IT in the house" Chamberlain
Cough Remedy contains no opium or
other narcotic. For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
MEETS TODAY, ;: 30

Tho r~arri, committee "E the Wheeling
chamber Of "...acrrr Will mcrt TINS
afternoon At 80 o'c.ocH IN the assem-
>h,y room OF the chamber. ~ this meet
ing there vii! be- a general discussion
Of tn application mad" by the Wheeling
Terminal railway for revision in various
rltca applying in connection with that
line
W. +. Higgins IS chairman OF the com,
mitte> Cthc- subjects to be discussed
at this meeting will be rs follows: 'Fir-
GINA cities Rates. "Wastinr Eetes or
the Carriers" and Report Of the Special
Committee on the Legislation OF the
National Industrial Traffic League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
RELIGIOUS PROFESSION
At MOUNT De CHANT AL

Sister Mary 10 Sa.cs Nccann made
her temporary VOWS Of religious probes
sion AT Mount de Chantu. on the twenty
arst, OF the hands OF Very Rev .. H..
Moye. V. q. assisted BY Rev, Joseph
Flax. s. J.. Of Gon2aga college. WASH
!ngtou. .. &. The profession ceremony,
which is BRIEF. also less .eu!cmn than
that OF the ceremony attending the hna!
profession, Is, however, impressive ana
fall OF meaning. The sermon preached
by Rev. Father Fink az the opening OF
the ceremony. was an eloquent tribute
10 wisdom Cg her who, on this happy
occaS!On. Corsccraicd her life to tho
service OF Cod HIS text Was taken from
the foyiy-fuurth psalm, and the dis
course gave touching and beauurGl
DEVELOPMENT OF the words: "HcurEen, .
daughter and hear, and incline tnIne
ear: forget also thiDe own people ana
:hy fathers house. And The King shall
.rcut.y desire thy beauty" Referring
20 the feast OF the day, that or the
Presentation Of the blessed Virgin IN
the temple OF Jerusalem. he drew there
from lessons of devotion. sacrifice and
perfect service IN imitation o; the
Mother Of GCd, who dedicated her life
TO the Most High at the ags OF three
years. Presenting this model 20 the new
-clIgeuSc as a pattern Of virtue, the
speaker gave utteranCe TO forceful and
convincing expressions Of encourage
Inent which. n" doubt, viii ever be. like
a lamp to the 1ec. Of her who has made
30 generous re~OunCemunt OF self TO tho
service Of the Master.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
mass was celebrated by Very Rev
Father Msye.
Many friends ard relatives OF tho
nowly professed sister were present 20
witness the ceremony and 20 extend 70
her their fluctuations on this suspicious
event. Among the guests were her
mother. Mrs. J. McCaru, Of Wheeling,
and her brothers. Mcssrs. Lu and Bert
Mccain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
uaNda Filed '

William r. Harper and wife 70 Will
liam ~ Trautwcin. property on Main
street
Morrow L. Lewis and wife to Carl s.
Winter and wife. tract OF land on Little
Wheeling creek.
John Bryan and wife 10 John Fisher
and wife. property on Lind street.
VIM. .. K;clhsIng and wife (" Flora
VI. VI Kraft. lot on We:zcl stree.
Fulton Bank II Trust Co. executor OF
. will Of Samuel rnftirld. 10 Joseph Spei-
set and E>Tnclia Spe!scr. TWO lots in Full
ton.
George 4. Kraft and wife to VIM. J,
Klellsing. property on Wctzel stree.
las. r. MoCord ard wifc 10 Frank
Robinson. property In Philadelphia dis
triCt.
Vim. H. Horrish to Alberta holland,
lot in old F;G!r Grounds addition 10
Wheeling.
Ralph J. Morgan and wi;c to Maud II.
Jones. lot in WarwOod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TO CONSTRUCT LARGE
GARAGE At WARWOOD

City Permit Clerk George Abrams
yesterday !ssucR authority 10 !. I.
Moore TO cree; concrete garage IN the
rear OF 2IbS warwood avenue, War
wood, sufficient in size for the storage
Of fourteen automobiles The cost or
the building is estimated AZ S2OOn.
Mrs. Henry +. Miller Scoarcd a per-
nit 10 build = frame garage IN the rear
OF 3ll4 water street. at cost or Sl@5.
The Winters lacking Company was
granted permission to- make r"u"i"s and
alterations At Elm Grove 70 cost $1,000
Albert Nothing was ITtN"~!z"d TO
make repairs to his property. 100 South
Broadway street. to cost $40.
Charles Null was given permission TO
build a frame dwelling IN t,pr5cs add
ION IN Elm Grove. TO cost $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
LIQUOR IS FOUND
IN Greek PLACES

State troopers Kemper. Burr ana
HclfriCh and Prohibition officers Tom
Arlington paid visit to North Main
street date yesterday afternoon. and rs
a result Mike SalopeN and Jim k"E"-
konsl;ic. two Greeks. are awaiting tf'a'
before Justice or the Peace GoldenHerE.
Of Elm Grove. The men We're arrcstc!
on a charge Of having liquor m their pos
session. and are out uuder $500 bond.
Mike lives At No 3 Main street lie
runs 4 soft drink parlnr, and when the
officers went behind tho bar they found
pint Of moou%hine whiskey ana 4
pint Of blended liquor.
Crossing the street. the officers vs.
'Itcd Jin's lunch room at - Main street
after 4 brief search. they found twenty
SIX cases Of home brew
Both were taken before Squire G"Id'
enbcrE and put up S5oo for their APP
pcaanCCs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
OHIO Valley GENERAL
DONATION DAY TODAY

contributions Of all kinds. ranging
from the ,'niest mite 10 J SlO"0 cheek
will be accepted today by the ONO
Valley General hospital and 1t IS hoe
tho day VIII Do 4 great success. Jr.'.eS'
fruits. et~,. are cS"eclHlly requested
A number OF places throughout inc
city have been dcHignatei as receiving
stations md It IS hoped many viii re-
spond 70 Jhcnpneal Contributions may
be LETT q, the following places;
Mrs. Jas. Cummins. Goa South Front
street.
Mrs. IL E. osterl!nE, 70 Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. Sale McCol,och. 1892 Nh2p'ne
street.
Mrs. g \. Bowers. 1885, Jacob str"Ot
Mrs. I'oward Haz!ctt. oct Nam street
Mrs. Ic,Alcs Tatum. Kcn""ol PLACE
Mrs. ]. &. Milton. Elm Grove.
Mrs. J. <. Hsine.n. bridgeport q. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TO CONSIDER CLAIMS
ON ASSESSMENTS

on Saturday. November IS. the Ohio
county board OF commissioners Will
hear applications for correction Or err"-
reous assessments OF property Tor the
purpose OF taxation, Clerk II. {. Under
wood announced yesterday afternoon.
I'p to this time. close 20 100 applica-
tons for correction % property assess
nents witch are alleged - be erroneous
have been hIed with the clerk Of the
board OF commissioners.
The board o: commissioners wlH
convene at ninr O'Clock Saturday morn
ing TO hear applications for the assess
men, c.rrrctions asked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
SOCIAL CENTER PROGRAM

\ special program is being, arranged
Is the social committee OF tho Nc
Kirley social confer for their meeting
Thursday evening OF this week. The
program will include a short talk BY Il
prominent South Side resident and
rnrcical numbers, both vocal and In
ptrumental.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
BARLOW And COMPANY
WILL OPEN new STORE

Barlow & Co. one Of the best known
firms ~ cash groccrs ins the city, are
about To open their tonrth store. The
new venture will be located At IL" corn
or O. Chlylinc and Tw"nty-Iourth
street and will carry a fun line If gro
ceries and associated articles. 1t WI
follow the we'll known Barlow Ines OF
clean. sanitary goods and prices Will be
Of The lowest Wednesday will BE- ppen'
ins day and sc j2l low prices have oern
established FOR that event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
OPEN HOUSE At Y, w.
THANKSGIVING DAY

The Young Womcns Christian Assoc
citation VIII observe open House on
Thursday. tho usual custom for IhhnkS-
Swing lay. I'll" general office will be
omen. dinner will be served AT 1870 and
the rurlors VIII hc oNcn afternoon and
evening for any friends who may wish
10 drop In. Reservations for the dinner
may be made today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
FRANK LAWSON, OF PrrrSBPRG, Is
RUSHED TO HoSFIrAL,, BUT
DIES IN AN HOUR
HAD APPARENTLY DRUNK HALF
PINT FROM BOTTLE PUR-
CHASED IN BRIDGEPORT

Frank law son. aged IS years, whose
fam!iN reside ~ Pittsburgh died In the
Ohio Valley General hospital At 40
o'clock Monday afternoon from the
effects OF drinking dena ;ured alcohol
Lawson Was FOUND on sidewalk near
the Union Mission at ) So o'clock NSs-
terday afternoon. apparently suffering
from some form of poisoning. Inmates
OF the Mission led him into the build
ing. where he lapSed into UNCONSCIOUS
ness IN less than three minutes. REV.
g. W. Cory. superintendent OF tine
Union Mission. seeing ;ha: the man was
IN a precarious condition. called the
city ambulance and. had the sufferer
rushed to the hospital. The stomach
pump and remedies were applied. but
I6wson's heart was 50 affected that ne
died within an hour after reaching the
hospital.
A Skilled WORKER
Lawson had been In Wheeling Tor
several weeks. Ne holds union cards.
Rev. Cory said. As an electrical worHer
and stationary engineer. For some
time however. ne had been working IN
a local restaurant. and stayed at the
Union Mission. Rev. cory last n;ghi
teleEraphel word Of ;hc death 10 the
victims fathS-. e II. Lawson. At Pits
burrh The body was removed from
the hospital 20 Etnde,berEer's norSue.
and no funeral arrangements were
made last night. Coroner r. q. Hobbs
will hold an Informal inquest
When he was led into the Union
Mission. lawson had a quart bottle
from which he a apparently had drained
about half pint OF 1cnature| alcohol.
The liquid IS said 10 have be"n secures
IN Bridgeport. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TALKS AT MISSION

Rev Gregory Bleak'cy oC ;nr TdE-
vol VI +. church delivered 4 nue ialA
20 E>c men at the Union MIssIom las;
night. y good crowd VAS on hand -
hear The talk and the special music
which was rendered. The services began
NJ T:co with Rev. G. ". Cory. supcrtn-
'endent of the mission IN charge
Special services are being arranged for
Thanksgiving Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
COUNTY COURT
MarriIge Llcen5eG

Richard ". Craven. IS. anil Alice
Pearl B-cwt-. %, both Of SteahenV!l!c.
Ohio.
Joseph YaHErla. Fl. OF N-cckcAC:dre'
Pa. and Pauline sherman. =. ct Ma
trCNa. Ia.
Clarence H. Moore. 20. OF Charleston.
W. Va. and Rosabei Ida Clarkson, p.
OF Wheeling. W. Va.
:. Yaul Jackson. 81. AMI Lillian Hen
ncn. ~. both OF Claysyillr. Ic.
Roy Law. 81. of Maynard. Ohio. ana
Dora ChULs. 80. Of st. Clli-2rile. Ohtj,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
OPEN SOCIAL CENTER SOON

A. o. Anderson. superintendent OF the
recrea tlon commission OF Wheeling yes
terdey announced he will complete plans
within Il few days for opepIng tho social
center at Elm Grove. Full retails are
not yet ready hut Will be announced
within few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
YidUctaT

Ida, KIdde- appointed administrative
o, the estate Of John KidGer. deceased
Bond $4,000: Andrew He5raai. surety.
John Z. Wright appointed administra-
tor OF the estate % Elizabeth Wright
deceased. Fond. Sl65.OCO; Anna q.
Hugus, Ellen u. Robinson and Carrie
n stewart, surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
Traffic Club Wednesday

Tho acmi-monthly meeting or the
TRAFFIC club viii be hold at noon We'd
nesday at the Mcclure hotel.
Charles Donnclly, traffic manager, OF
Pittsburgh. will be the principal speak
or. followed by Il musical program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

John Johnson. negro sentenced IN fed
cral court TO pay Il fine OF $500 for a
violation Of the liquor law, vas released
,ror, the Ohio county jail yesterday
when he appeared before L. 5. Commits
s,uner John II. Conrad and made afh-
d.,yit that he was without funds To pay
hts fine. Attorney Henry No!te pre-
pared Johnson's plea for release from
tau under the old Poor Convict" act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
.Otyh1aSAa
q Zv,;;zzsrs:vp.,.i.--asxzrzzzzA.-< fsisS
aD-aAs- o.

The state highway compassion on i'e-
crIube- > Will open bids Tor the constru'
Hon Of a new concrete bridge 10 re-
lace the old 5" bridge at Reeds NILS
on the National road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Luke Kurlato OF Benwood, who was
arrested las, week On Il charge OF N!o-
latlng the national prohibition laws
was granted continuance until Deem
Der 30 by United states Commissioner
John II Conrad Yesterday.
A new Ford automobile agency Will
be opened In Elm Grove soon by .. ).
Greer former Elm Grove druggist and
Frank Tcnran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

The "Ad Club" held luncheon at the
Flks' club. yesterday at noon. VIII Nc
Adam, the new president. presided ana
Milton Gutmnn was secretary An IN
tcresting talk on "LiInography" was one
OF the features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

sure It's Tluc pcvllS-Adv.
Mako the devil help you work, but De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

The Triangle club. composed OF past
chaprellors OF knights Of Pythias, held
its regular noon day luncheon at tho
Mecca dining hall at noon yesterday. ny
laws OF the organization were consid-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

James Dyson. district deputy grand OK
Ultrd ruler II The Il. i. Q. Elias. returned
from 'Iarkcrsburg yesterday. lie anu
several other local EikS from NheeInE
attended Il meeting in connection win
The membership campaign TO be carF!eu
IN In Tho near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

4 meeting ot the membership commit
tee Of the Chamber was heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Gotham IS overlooked with tob'"Ss
girls. according ~ word received here
~ loca, Y. W. g. 4 officials. Girls are
warned not Ia seek positions there. Ten
per cent moro women are OUT Of employ
mcnt in New York this year than laSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Miss Virginia Phillips, local artist ana
Illustrator. formerly win q the IL r.
Stu0p Engraving company. Will again
become associated with the urn. start
ting next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Two adjuGtras!ons in Bankruptcy werc
flied yesterday with l, S. commissioner
John II. Conrad. they were tho cases
q: the Pittsburgh WcllsAurg Coal COM
pany and Everett sca1right OF Len
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Peter Habcrstick. director Of the min
strcl show at tno rcn!trati2ry announc-
ed last evening that tickets for tho show
could be secured at pyson's cigar stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
Decorated Waste Baskets 1.S9

Metal Waste Baskets that attractive necessities these are
ind rose blue or black and c1cvcry decorated with floral
designs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
ChiIdren's Winter Coats
1850 $40 24.75

Warm Coats of Bolivia Chinchllla Nclours and other
Worsc Contngs protection from the snow and wind
In both the loose and bccd models with self or Fur collars
oors Beaver Pekn Blue Maroon Navy and Heather mixtures
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-11
CONSIDER THE FACTS

iwho hasbe
Vegas Optic
scupous
Quite bit of this line Of language has of
the Albuquerque Herald
What we wish ask the $ follows:
Is VIainous and Filthy Abuse o
killed. had his recorded in
to
ed the dcknen machinery supplies?
y deparm andp
IN
leading New
o
in
the Colorado
in Guard
entirely Indifferent development
be for
That Mr. Bg nominated this by the political organization which
edwhh
ible emaulaon the bill
Romero the of
Marshal? - " - ~
ture controlled Mr.
do with facts # they ask Mr. Smith
produce the efuton good v
ton They either should
not attempted of
formula Mr.
and that he has done New
let's
scurious Abuse We're not
ADVERTISEMENT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-11
VOTE FOR
HANNA
Bursum Service CO 10 Ex-Service Man.
His Claims Do Not Correspond With
the Record. Are Such Methods to
Be Rewarded?

The amazing erontery of H. O. Bnrsnr in his claims for
credit for legislation Wdshuptou n unbyecedeued IN The bic
tory of Ne1o Mexco politics.
His attempt to pose the champion in the u S. senate
OF the e*-serzTce men, exposed today this PAPER perhaps
the most remarkable of his exploits.
Mr. BnrS passed his vote aUaeG until the adjusted COM
bedon act lost and asked eiveu the byiepe of
voting against its recommial
In his acceptance speech in this city, he defended the re-
of use
And his nominating convention pointed with pride TO his
record as friend of the Seroice men!
eve endorse the action of Senator H. O. Bursum in his
vote against the recoa of the soldiers adjusted compen-
sat1on act'-Republlcan State Platform of 1921
In his campaign for election to the u S. senate Mr. Bursum
IS making direct appeal to the ex-servce on the ground
that his vote that occasion proved his devotion to those whom
he termed "the soldier boys
It may be interesting to the exervice men to know Just
what Senator Bursum did in their behalf vouced for BY per-
sons present when the roll was called.
On the morning of July Is after bonbardment of tee-
grams from exervice mems organizations throughout the state
demanding that he vote against recotta of the BILL Senator
Bursum replied as follows
my first allegiance is to NV oath of office Nv vote 7vH
be recorded aen the roll called behalf of my Judgment as
70 'at Policy lc best mantdiH the integrity Of the nation and
This after fiveday debate in the senate on everv
phase OF the BILL including Senator oness Speech which
cusvey proved the justice and feasibility of the soldiers pro-
gram.
How did Senator Bursums Judgment lead him to record
his vote on that afternoon?
The vote in the senate is taken alphabetically On the roll
Cdll Oh tue question OF AShlrSt voted NO. Ball.
Borah and Brandegee voted AYE Broussard NO Up this
time one could foresee the outcome of the voteN
Senator Bursuns called. Senator Curtis repub-
lean whip, was nearby to keep tally on Bursum vote.
Did he demonstrate the love which he now processes for
the soldier boys by straightforward against the action
which meant death to this Supremacy important egsaton lust
what did he do?
HE PASSED HIS VOTE
When the roll call completed the stood AZ to %
for recommttal. The bill was safely chloroforned
1t was THEN that Senator Bursum rushed to the defense
OF the soldier boys thus raising the minority from % to 90
This from United States whose party in state con-
venton praised his against recomtal and who is making
soldier interests.
Let every eXservce in New Mexico ask himself two
questions:
l. How would Mr. Bursum have voted if the original roll
call had shown tie between the AYES and NOES?
2 Can Mr. Bursum be trusted to vote right if tile same
situation occurs again?-Ne Mexican of September 9TH