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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
|PELICANS TAKE
DOUBLE HEADER
New Orleans Wins Twice From Travellers
In Games MARRIED by Errors


LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 2s.-New orleans
took both games of a doubleheader here
today, to and to 2. Errors figured
prominently in the scoring of both games.
First game: r. H. E.
New Orleans .... OH 0o2 0I1--7 IL 2
Little Rock .......... 600 900 002-2 9 5
Phillips and Meyers; Fields and Met
teer.
Second game: r, H. E.
New Orleans .......... 100 o1o "a 2
Little Rock ......... 010 old o. 8
q innings by agreement.)
Matteson and Deberry: Jonnard and
Land.
Chicks Win In Opening Inning
MEMPHIS, Aug. 23.-Memphis scored
six runs in the first inning today and
defeated Mobile to 8.
Score: RH e.
Mobile ............. 900 Ill o00--3 s 2
Memphis ............ clio OIL O0s--s IS /
Roberts, Fulton and Schultz: MOZART
and Hungling.
Atlanta Holds Battling Spree.
BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 23.-Atlanta bats
men went on a spree today getting nine
teen hits and Is runs off Gallagher, while
Osborn held Birmingham scoreless.
Score: Ri. z.
Birmingham ........ 600 900 600 o S 9
Atlanta ............ 121 100 070-15 10 2
Gallagher. Allen and Gooch, Brandon:
Osborne and Schmidt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
Athletics Win in Ten Innings

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Philadelphia
came from behind today and defeated
Chicago, 8 TO S. in ten innings Daring
base running by E. ~ Collins. who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24

Buffalo. 4; Jersey City, 8.
Toronto. Il; Newark, S.
Syracuse, 8; Baltimore, z
Rochester, 6: Reading. 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
American Asaociation,

ST. Paul, s; Toledo, 0.
Kansas City, Il; Louisville. 10.
Minneapolis, 9; Columbus, 10.
Milwaukee, 3; Indianapolis, s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
South Atlantic LEAGUE.
ynternatIona, Leaaue

Charlotte. III; Columbia, ST.
Charleston, 2: Greenville, i.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
YANKEES REDUCE
CLEVELAND'S LEAD
Champions Lead Is Cut Down
Ruth's Two Home Runs Help to
Win,

CLEVELAND, Aug. 23.-New York
today cut Cleveland's lead In the
American league standing to one point
by defeating the Indians to in the
first of a series of a three game series.
The locals lone score was Smiths
home run.
each instance driving in runner ahead
Ruth hit his forty seventh and for
ty-eighth home runs of the season, in
of him. Score:
New York ...... 212 100 000--6 /
Cleveland 1880. 600 100 o0o-1 5 8
Quinn and Schang; Caldwell. Malls,
Morton and O'Neill
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
Twilight League.

Thursday-Navy Yard VS.. Whirmars.
Friday-Seyilles vs. 2. NJ. c. y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24

Detroit Wins Easily From Senator'S.
DETROIT, Aug. %. - Detroit hit
Zachary and Courtney hard today and
won easily from Washington. II to 3.
Score:
Washington -. 001 1o1 600 4
Detroit ........ 003 0o3 24x-12 16 !
Zachary, Courtney and Charity;
Oldham and Bassler.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
wHERE they PLAY TopA
National League.

National League.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
American League.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-24
American League.
Southern League

Atlanta at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Mobile at Memphis.
New Orleans at Little Rock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-16
ANNOUNCEMENT:


he
n to uphold the enb reptai has will ais the
tor aEUys
G.L Jordan Manager
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-16

The Campbell Baking Co. that today has eliminated
lucent Of MERIT BREAD and is baking only 10cent
loaf in a and larger size
This 0cent loaf is Of the usual MERIT quality we'll known
high standard and represents the best bread value the
market in Topeka today.
this making price the of bread the
consumer recognizing the demand for lower bread
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
HELP wANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

statesmen.
We are looking for few men to asso-
ciate with In the capacity of statesmen.
We are a wel-estabfished company manu-
featuring article of great demand. We
have grown rapidly that 1t is necessary to
increase our production.
There Is a brilliant opportunity for the men
that get in oil the ground floor. We are going
10 establish branch offices. and will select
managers for these branches from the home
office force.
One thing IL particularly interesting. That
is the securities or our company There Is
only a limited number 10 be sold, and we re-
quire a few men TO handle this line for
the present. just at this moment such an
every man.
In another branch of our work handling
allied securities. men have been steadily
engaged for years. all earning incomes Tar
above the average.
Our work IL refined and dignfied. II gives
you the opportunity to study business condi-
tiona, meet men of affairs while earning a
good assured income on commission basis.
and places you in a position for future
Worthwhile.
am not going to talk figures here.
will just ask you to call in for a heart-tu-
is to lift yourself up to that standard Of
business and financial Independence desired
by us all.
HARRY S. WOODEN, Sales Mgr.
SUITE 1919 Flatiron Building.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
HARRY S. WOODEN, Sales Mgr.
SUITE 1919 Flatiron Building.
statesmen WANTED.
A SALARrED JOB Is waiting Tor
YOU il you can fill II.

statesmen WANTED.
A sALARIED JOB Is waiting FOR
you IL you can fiji IT..
We have a hustling sales organiza-
tion which Is producing. Every man
puts In n solid days work every SIN
gle day. and every man Is paid what
Ire earns.
We do not pay for promises or ex-
cuses. We do pay for production.
and we pay big.
We sell a management service In the
Industrial field. We want men who
are proud OF themselves and proud OF
their jobs. We give you short, In
tcnsive training In our sales methods
for one week, during which you can
earn real money.
The rest 10 UP to you.
If you want to get into an organiza
tion which Is growing rapidly, which
Is substantially. established. and In
which there Is a splendid opportunity
for promotion, come and see us.
II we accept you as member of
our organization we will pay you
starting salary of $1,000 a year after
the first week of training, with every
opportunity to increase 1t quickly and
substantially.
Cali to 10 A. NJ. 5th floor.
East 45th Street.
Ask for Mr.. r. ". Flicker.
Industrial Extension Institute.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

Statesmen.
AT THIS POINT STOP YOUR EYE AND
START YOUR MIND!
Our Proposition is--Frst, to offer real
permanent position that viii pay you $50 to
500 a week-AND UP.
There strings tied to this-it is
bona fIde, II Is real and II Is waiting for
the right type of man-NOW.
No previous experience Is reQuired-no mat
ter what You have done or are doing. you
owe 1t to yourself and yours to investigate
this opportunity.
What we want, what need and what
we are willing TO pay good solid incomes
for are ambitious, enthusiastic. red-blooded
men, who can take hold and make good.
For the right man the sky 10 the limit.
An interview with our DIR. Barnesby-will
take only few minutes time. will not
obliEate you IN any way-and WILL open
the way to ever increasing income and a
permanent position.
LIE ROY SARGENT & CO., INC.
Ground Floor. ii East 40th ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
MAN

Wanted. good steady man OF energy and
ambition for place In sales division of large.
well known Industrial concern; must be
Christian. 30 over. have fair education
and be W rwilllln6 70 entsr upon the wngk qrk With
be given fine opportunity to make good
money from the outset. with Increase and
advancement In full proportion to his efforts.
Call 10 to IL at 1889 Knickerbocker Build
ing. Broadway, at 4?d.
G. II. HAIG CO.. INC.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
MEN

Wanted-Large manufacturing company has
men, Christians, 80 or over, for permanent,
good paying connection: only men of energy.
ambition and good record. who seek regular
employment and a chance TO advance. are
wanted: right stamp of men viii find as
large and prompt returns for their efforts
as the best Of men can demand. with the
opportunity to earn promotion and pay in
full accordance with their ability. Call any
time after . A. NJ, 18th floor. Gotham
National Bank Building. Columbus Circle.
Ask for department b.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
YOUNG MEN WANTED.

YOUNG MEN WANTED.
IF YOU ARE OVER 81 AND HAVE A
HIGH scHooI. EDUCATION WE CAN
MAKE YOU A SALESMAN AND AT THE
SAME TIME GIVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY
OF MAKING BIG MONEY. THIS IS YOUR
CHANCE TO LEARN THE ART OF SELL
ING. WHICH IS THE FOUNDATION OF
EVERY BUSINESS SUCCESS. MARK THIS
AID. AND HAVE ENOUGH CURIOSITY TO
WRITE AT ONCE FOR AN INTERVIEW.
r Pas HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
statesmen

Statesmen.
EXPERIENCED IN HIGH GRADE Sc
CURTTIES.
QUICK SALES, LARGE COMMITS
SIONS, PRODUCTIVE COOPERATION.
Don't sacrifice your commission to help
pay high salaried executives that devote
their time to training new or Inefficient
statesmen.
then.
USE YOUR OWN JUDGMENT.
Call room 307. 80 Church 81.
statesmen,
Did you ever sell a DIVIDEND PAY
INC; STOCK on liberal commission
basis7
we want a salesman who can sell
DIVIDEND PAYING STOCK.
Leads furnished. We have
plan which produces more leads
than you can conveniently handle.
Room 4i2, Gotham Natl. Bank Bldg,
Columbus Circle Goth st)
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

STOCK salesman wanted to call on our
stockholders and sell them new issue; /;
liberal commission. Apply 11-3. II. NJ
Hackett, "a Pine ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27


SALESMAN in clothing and cloaks, credh
house; only those thoroughly experienced
need apply good opportunity for night man:
must come well recommended. sHeyman
Outfitting Co, 14s Newark av.. Jersey City.
STOCK Statesmen.
II - az unusually hard task in these days
OF business depression to find saleahe
security-one that appeals irresistibly to the
investor.
Through n heretofore unheard of combi,
nation OF circumstances have arranged
noffering that win enable you to earn as
large or greater income than you have ever
enjoyed in the past.
II will pay you TO investigate NOW.
The issue 10 OF sufficient amount 70
sure permanent. profitable connection to
those men who possess ambition, energy and
desire to get results.
For appointment address Suite 100.
Is MOORE ST, NEW YORK.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SitnhtiOns wanted MhIc--DOmestic.
COUPLE, Finnish: cook, useful butler: good
references. Lehdl Agency, SO r.. f25th st.
Telephone Harlem 5jf5.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
BRYANT 7o3D bet. 45th-4Gth sts., Soi 9th
Avail kinds Of domestic help.
COUPLE tFinnisi). cook. chauffeur: good
references. Lehdi Agency. SO 12Jth st.
Telephone Harlem 5515
CHAUFFEURS, buffers, louaem IN. couples
references. Ellie Agency. t0iG Lexington
av. Rhinelardcr 001o.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1S1 Lexington av. 1865 Mad So.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
statesmen.
ENERGETIC. DETERMINED MEN.

You sane. red blooded fellows who de-
sire to breathe the atmosphere of real
success. let me meet you face to face and
hear the best proposition ever offered to
clean, ambitious men. Then you be the
sole judges as to the future my Company
offers you. This Is Opportunity. Men
on the financial end with dgnified
manufacturing concern, plants running
to full capacity and orders on its books
amonntjpss sst9. 81 mllions; Never @ mini what
surance. securities. &C., Just show us
native selling ability and we viii show
you big money maker: commission hut
you can begin earning during the first
week. Our proposition Is easy to sell.
Can room 3c3, at 900 Madison ay.. cor
ner 41st st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

CUSTOMERS. MAN WITH GOING
CONCERN; MUST BE COUR-
TEOUS AND AGGRESSIVE. FOR
BEST CLIENTELE. STATE SAL.
AIRY AND REFERENCE. d 1S9
HERALD, 2S0 B'WAY.
GROOM for small stable of hunters. single
man. only those who have had similar ex-
perience need apply. Mr.. McGoldrick, Hotel
Eth av. and 18th
MAN.
Wanted, man over 25 for vacancy In
our sales department; must be Chris
tian, fair education, some knowledge
OF ordinary business methods, and a
steady and earnest worker; for man
who will take hold of the work with
n Will, show a quick grasp OF details
and display progressive and ambitious
spirit. will put him in the way Of
making 800 to $50 week. and a per-
nianent. responsible place In our COM
pany with remuneration fully up TO
the highest measure of ability Call Suite
1903. Borden Building. $50 Madison av.,
near 45th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Femaic--,,ommcrcinI.
Juc nnoWN SH.BWax EMrtorMsSF STrrzNr EgHAsgE sa1s
DAVID AGENCY,
IL West 42d St. room 515.
HIRsT OCCUpATIoNAL EXCHANGE.
GO BROADWAY.
Help Wanted Fcmalc-Domestic.
GIRLS.
Why waste time
and car fare answering one adver-
tisemen, while without expense
refined ladies waiting 10 employ
you? Ard remember.
II Is free to YOU
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
165 East 12d ST..
northwest corner I'd av.
GIRT.S-WOMEN!
Mr. Lazare Is fixing up for you
On an, Office such ,,a a; . never S existed be,
at att iai AZ East "a W Tea '" st. and viii ''n open
the early part Of next month (oc-
In the meantime you can have the
best places the address below.
NO REGISTRATION FEE,
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
POO EAST 72D ST.
LANC; BOECHERER CO., INC,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
~ w. 33D ST. ESTABLISHED 1890.
Numerous positions open In good families
with best wages; cooks; chambermaids.
ernesscs. nurses. houseworkers, &c. No
branch office.
AT MISS HOFMAYER's AGENCY,
10 EAST AID ST., THIRD FLOOR.
Cooks, laundresses. chambermaids. walt
resses. sitchenmaids, chiidren's nurses,
ladies' maids. Swedish cooks. couples.
osTERBERC, AGENCY. Ti6 Lexington av;-
Chambermaids, cooks, kitchcnmaids, wait
resses, pariormaids, nurses, Iaundresses.
ladies' maids. general houscmaids, immedi-
ately. --
DUFFY AGENcy. 2 WEST 18th ST.
rcsscs. chambermaids. parlormaids. couples.
sf25-s160; servants all capacities wanted to-
AT MRS. HTRsH's AGENCY. -.
Cooks. chambermaids. Iaundresses. wait
resses; city or country; private or boarding
houee.
ATTENTION.--Nurse ladies maids. cooks.
mattresses, houseworkers. couples, cham
bcrmaids. insrperenced girls high wages.
JACQJfN'S AGENCY demands numbers
Of cooks, Mattresses, houseworkers, French
nurres. maids. couples. chef. buffers. COZ 9Th
nv. f35th,.
ALL DOMESTIC HELP.
POSITIONS ABSOLUTELY FREE.
UP TO DATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
11s EAST list ST, CORNER SD Av.
MRS. II. sTRTcKER NEPHEW.
30 West 5Sth St.
want cooks, kitchenmaids. mattresses, nurses
and all other positions: All nationalities.
BLtJM'5 Employment Agency furnishes EN-
cient. reliable houseworkers. chamber.
maids, cooks. nurses. Mattresses. 1924 9th
LIDA sEELY AGENCY.
Is West SD.
Buffers. I'd men, cuols, I'd cooks. k'maids.
Mattresses. ch'berrnaids. laundresscs. nurses
INFANTS NURSE. $50: cooks. $40 house
keeper. Universal Employment Agency.
42j Madison av.
CHAMBERNAIrS, cook. Mattresses, nurses.
iaundresses. couples. Miss Smiths Agency,
- West I'D.
COOKS, chambermaids. mattresses. house
workers. nurses all nationalities. positions
waiting free. Ellie Agency. 1916 Lexington av.
HoTSEwORKERs. cooks, chsmbermalds:
good positions. Bertha Carlson Employ
mcnt Az. 22so B'way. cor. Sad. schuy 1919.
LTNT, AGENCY, 745 MADISON Av.
Cooks. butiers. chambermaids. kitchenmaids.
Mattresses, laundrcsses, ,houseworkers. couples.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
MEAT SALESMAN

MEAT SALESMAN.
EXPERIENCED SELLING MEATS
TO HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, IN
STITUTTONS, IN OR OUT OF CITY:
OPPORTUNITY FOR HUSTLER
WITH CONNECTIONS. W 1i6 HER
AID, HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen.
THE DICTATOR FOUNTAIN PEN co. INC
offers one OF the greatest sales op-
portunites ever presented 10 an
ambitious salesman.
THE DICTATOR PEN and PEN
Gil. each run year on one filllrg
Of writing material. The original
company behind this product has
been In business 20 years. Lead
DICTATOR products.
Men over % with good references
can make highly paid lcomrnis-
s:Cnb connection. first In our IL
nancial campaign and later IN our
merchandise department. Call 10 30
A. M. or 2;30 +. NJ. at 1870 Ca
madam Pacific Building. 43d ST.
and Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
TOILET ARTICLES.

xTNoMf,TTE AIsNpM1LK win beautify
xctr ron1tlexinn remove wrinkles. does
a,yav with cosmetics. messages or medicines
: healthfrl, harmless flesh food Keeps
young, makes young price ". 1fo West
End ay.. apartment =
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

YOUNG man. permanent position, whose am
b!tons are to double his present income.
where MS future depends upon his own ef-
forts: this position can only be filled by
clean cut men of sterling qualities and good
character: references required. Apply Tues
day afternoon, Mr.. Eastman, AZ Buffalo av.,
Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. Christian to work in retail
jew elry establishment: best of references.
Write. stating salary expected, to 573
Herald. $50 broadway.
YOUNG man wanted by textile commission
house. Christian Youth to learn business:
high school graduate preferred: write giving
full particulars. . 7ss Herald. $50 B'way.
YOUNG man. must be alert and ambitious.
to learn new business. Write 100 Herald.
Herald 50.
YOUNG man wanted to learn proofreading;
must have good education; salary SIS a
week to start. d 100 Herald. $50 broadway.
Instruction.
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER. =
Conditions point to an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next q months salaries will range
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year"
A system has been devised by a group
OF traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system, without interfering with
your present work at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession in few
short months.
Find out about IT. CAN or phone for
Information Or write Dept. H-5. No OBJ.
legation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
IA w. AID ST.. N. Y. G. Bryant 1920.
.r,r,y. ri, 2. mn
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GARDENER. superintendent, English. mar
ried. thoroughly experienced In greenhouses
and outside work and general management of
country estate; highest references. II 1152
Herald, Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

guaranfeed on Lexingtons and Overland,
until license secured. 124 West 65th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GARDENER. elderly German. for vegetables
and flowers handy with tools: position
private estate, country. Neumann, 200 =.
115th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GARDENER. head. farm manager; married.
no family: practical man In all branches, ,
gardening, farming. poultry live stock; ex-
ccllent personal references: personal inter
view desired. r 11T5 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

of Horticulture. under glass and outside,
and the care of an estate: English: mar
ried, no children; good references; details
first letter; no service for wife. Q $40
Herald $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GARDENER, farmer, agricultural graduate,
30, two children: life experience: success
full manager; Industrious: highest refer
ences ability. honesty integrity. Address
Reliable, c4s e. 7cd st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GARDENER (head). married, one OF
family, practical man In all branches
good references. Thomas Morgan. care Il
r. A. Cowles, Belle Haven, Greenwich. c..
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

Instruction.
fsAWN Al. ,-~ rssses~~-ssy ~sssy tfsa vuBs r. ~f.
ROHRER'S reliable hairdress. manicure,
beauty school: s. up earn while learning.
119 W. 42d ST., or II 4th av., Brooklyn.
Newark branch. SAT Broad st. Circular.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE;
large earnings and opportunities: day, even
ing classes. Call, write booklet, III. WILL
FRED ACADEMY, fa3 w. 4sth.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
STOVE AND B0ILLEn RErAIRs.

ssr0yEe AMI STOVE RErAIRS-Repairs
,nrnished TO ut any make OF Stove. Range.
-urnarc. steam or Hot water Heater manu-
sartured STOVE REPAIR c0RP'N. rs $50
Water ST.. Cor. Becltman, y. \. Branch ist
Mulberry ST.. Newark y. J.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE butler. capable, neat. harmon
ious disposition; long experience; refer
eLces. Harry, 34i Lexington av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-11
VOLSTEAD DEFENDS
ACT ENFORCEMENT
Debate Ensues When Wood
Calls Prohibition Enforce
ment Farce.
BY Associated Press


WASHINGTON. Jan. t0.-Prohi-
bitiuu enforcement is n farce IN
every locality IN the country Rep.
Wood. republican. Indiana, declared
Monday In the house III proposing
that euforcemeI be transferred
from the bureau Of internal reve-
IUC 20 the Department 0f justice.
His proposal met with instant OBJ
lection from Chairman Nolstead Of
the judiciary committee and heated
debate eusued.
Under the present system. Rep.
Wood said. there is conflict OF au-
thority between representatives Of
the bureau and the justice depart
ment and they are "quarrelling and
quib bling with each other and in
many sections representatives Of the
department Of justice have interfer-
"a with the enforcement Of the Vol
stead act
Representative Volstead said Il
was true that enforcement was "a
failure IN SOME localities" but he
was OF the opinion that prohibition
could be enforced if ten states
which have failed TO enact state en-
forcement avs would do So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-11
KANSAS FACTIONS
FORM FOR ACTION
Ex-Service Men and Farmers
Organize for On-Partisan
League Fight.
BY Associnted Press:

BY Associated Press:
SALINA, Kas., Jan. 10.-Nearly
five hundred former service men.
representing cities in every section in
Kansas. met here Monday afternoon
to perfect organized resistance TO
efforts OF a. {. Townley and non
partisan league organizers to estab-
lish the league as a political weapon
I'm the hands of farmers and labor
ing men in the state.
At the same time approximately
1900 farmers from surrounding
counties, met in another hall TO
listen 10 partisan league speak
crs outline the program Of the league
movement In Kansas.
Meetings Quiet.
Both meetings We're quiet. The
two factions did not mingle.
.. y. Kitterman. commander OF
the Salina county legion post. out
lining the purpose Of the anti-leaguo
meeting. declared the former serV-
ice men were organizing 10 combat
what the people OF Salina and Salina
county.
He said there was no disposition
on the part of any members OF the
legion 10 use methods except that
OF pitiless publicity.
The fight against TOwnley has
outgrOwn the legion IN this state,
ktterinan declared 1T is now a
citizenship campaign"
Kitterman said the anti-league
delegates represented business men
farmers. and laboring men.
On the other hand. league speak
ers described the anti-leagUe move
meEt as one fostered by big business
and politicians. hiding behind tht
American legion
Soldier NOn-partisan.
Capt. George II. MallOn. manager
OF the nOn-partisan league in Kan
sas and one Of a hundred war heroes
selected by Gen. PershinG. denied
charges that the league program
was "un-American.'
We are here 20 get all the farm.
ere 70 organize" ne asserted. we
are here to help them cast their
ballots IN their own favor We in
tend 20 stay here as long as tht
formers want Us. We Will stay
within the law"