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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30
Taamaliu tpmeri
&iri. S. 8rocoes

ObG forfeammalle nouii meii a.
renalla. sc nGDtti iuurelta uima-al
taalta, ionfa testaltG lama iaaren
lailla foboii. Sirfltfiesin fajabteli.
mot mielettomien ibmisten DGtGbu1.
DOT. Wltiitamat nltorllfaiIista oiaii.
mot uiba la p%elastuimot. Mluit buff
fuipat furjasti. 8ibooin pubfeii
aurinfo elm. Seflo, Seotlia ia Mir
jam olitpat pelastuneet
Scum meli oil iuosltt pois, rienii-
nat pDomelin rengit matfoibinia.
Miriam irrotti Seflon iiteet ia tie
toi b1net m6rf6Gn woippaania.
Sointuesiam t~ainnofiista Seoflia
lnGfi ibmeefleen, ettG Sefla boiteli
bGntG. SDt0t fertoiDat bGnelle, nil
I'd of tapabtlinat.
Waitto Seoflio fulfil tpttGrenlG ~.
liinid ia ianoi biljna: "EGstGlGbtien
on iinltn Siimalaii minunfin Sitma.
lonil &ufoilfoamme tGntG, iofo on
iinrt pelastanutl"
Sc polmistitilpot Ioipalle, ia Eef.
Ia rufoili: "SSSltmalani, jofa olet ip.
%tDttGnpt maloii iDoGnesi Gni, SSeefis
&ristis, Slmalan Boifa, ultttaiani
panfilasia, tiifeni tliomioiStuimen
ebesiG, lobout1fieni tulesia, iinulle
olfoon flinnia ianfaiffiiesti."
Iurinfo paiStoi firffaasti malais
ten rul1miiben peittGntGG orenao.
@enenfGdn b6tppttdmGttG be pGGii.
mot fotiin. Moutan ia @Iiiabet RTE.
muitiimat filullesiaan, mitG of ia.
%pabtunut; eritpiieSti olipat be iiitG
iloisioon, ettG beibGn meljentpttG.
renid of ontoiitilniit Serran omofii
SefIa rienii beti naapuritaloon iaa.
oofieen tietojo Boapolista. M1ittc
talo of luliettu, eif1 fiifaan titlliit
bGnelle oipoamnast, poiffo BON foit
man folfittti otpelle. N%oatanilta bon
iai Dibooin tietdd, ettd apostolit o
limat Oneiiforiiflen perbeen iertros
la Idbteneet 2pstrnm. MielellGGi
oliii BON beti labtenpt beibGn i6ljes
i1Gn, mlttto b1nen taptpi oootta'
iopitpaa tiIaiiulrtto.
Seuraatpano p1im6n1 b6n merl
orjottorenia fonsia torille ostofifl
Ie. $6n buomoii, ettd toiffi ibmiie
fobteIitpot b6nta funnioitufiella i
eta iotfut fatielimat bantd iaIaiiel
Ia peIoIafin. SiIIoin ban hull, ei
( I'd iotii brrii bdner ntmeddn. SD
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30

la of melmolliiulifiia 1itiaGn fob
taatb josta npt oil tnllut fristittp
ia iofa ientGboen niaitii monin
iperroin enemmGn raffaitta. Mlttta
Sefla ei latanmlt ~pppt0nastG.
"Sollen iaa ldbtei mritaanne, fl,l
len iGljesiGnne niinfartipan fuin ia.
loillani ppipn. Saboon minGfin iu-
listaa iloista ianomaa bGnestG, jota
on pelustanlt iieluni."
@atapana apostoli pastali:
"Serra on tebnpt iul1ria iiniia fob
taor, Sefla. Gllfoile ia malpo, et'
tet Iibasia lopettaili waiffa olet ben
gesiG alottanut. @ifa on paba, ia Il
nullo on ulfonaista fa~1tnertta. @ai
mo petettiin eniin, ia bGnestu tuti
paula bGnen miebelleni1fin. &oeta
olla biljaiiuubesia oppimasia Sltfna
Ian teitG &ospa rsfosia ia tieoos-
ia; iilloin on Serru o~ioittatpa Il.
nulle, miten mott bGntG palpeIlo."
"Taboon teboa minimum fGsfet'
te", wastaii Sefla bGmillGan ia nou
Il ieiiomaan.
@ron betfi oil tult1t. apostolit
iiunaiimat pstGtpi1Gn. Sitten be lGb
tim1t paeltamaan 2pstraa fobti.
Sneiiforus perbeineen palaii Seflun
ia Miriamin ieurasia tafoiiin $40
Moon. Sc fulfipat erifieen olGofieen
berGttGan1ttd %epGluuloia. Sptot thu
Iipot enlin faupltnfiin ia jonfun
matfan pGGsiG Oneiiforus perbei.
ueen.
Soften fltllttt,ia Wtiriam ianoi rs
tGmGttGrelleniGf
"@iten iloifefii tl1leefaan @oius
fuullesioart, ett1 p~losnousiit 8a.
pobtoia on moittonut iDh1meni.
Iion ban tulee tGnne; olen b1nt1
10 o6otelllt. .Sa iiaoin - Dbopnl'
me oiniaafii. Miniilla on faiffi fun
nosio tulelpaa pbteist6 fotiamn'e
marten. Diet iinGfin nabnpt faifti
Iootifot ia tolparat. &aiffea tdtd
iGriestellesi1ni olen ajatellitt bdntd.
SoSpo iiGnifin iuoStliii liittoomnle.
Welttta eibGn ban Woine iita mastuS
too, finn me molemtmat olemm,
aristufien opetrislapiia. 81, miten
ibaraa on elGG iellaiiesia apiolii-
tosia, iofa iomalla on el1mdn pb'
tebtt4 &erpon fansial" (SatD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30
Sspaa "JImm" ssfaar
Sennie Gbo ia perbe

Mrs g. 8. Orate, Cribs, We6.
firioittoa: "Sluu idIfeen iairastin
psf6G, iobon en- ioanit apiia ennen-
fain foetin Solep's $onep anb Sor,
iota porbaiten iuoiittelen". sc on
mpos bptpdS bitf,ipsfdam ia fpImpp
teen. oapiet pitdapat iiita. 81 iiidI-
Ia buiimmisaineito. Mppbadn taif.
fiaIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30

moi palna eif1 ruostllu. See emm
ole iitG fosfaan oStoneet, mutfo 0
miStamme %fumminfin. fun olcmlm
looncet len taitfi arhnolabjana bG
men Werenl1 teStamentin fautto
Siell1 nuoesia maasia Ell ole ollen
toon fltoIcmna, ie eli pG1ie iinne. G
ole iielld itfua, eli fipuo, eli mirbet
ia, ei mitdGn i~elloista, iofo foubis
tuflen luattaiii. 8oan iiell1 on lop.
pitmaton elanG, lilo, rdiiba ia raf.
fans. 81 fosfoan maipt1, iaamme
olla alma terpeitG. Sos meillG on
taala maailnusia lGbtenpt idieniG
pois ruimiistamme lailla eli toiiel.
la min field nc on faiffi paifoil.
liam, iiellG emme fosfaon iponbenp.
Gen meioGn ifuiien fotitoupun-
filnme mllrit on rafennettii iospi-
jesto, ia fen faout opat pubtaosta
fullasta plrbtaan lain fattoiiio. st.
le Sithnolan firffaliS on len fmtpull.
gin malona, fuuta eif1 oitrinfoo Ell
iiellG toripita, potG eli iiellG ole Of
lentoun. Ypbien entelien laumut
meit1 IiellG olitliieSti palmelee. 81
til onnelliiuittta eli moi mif1Gn fell
tertou, eifa fpnG firiottuu minfG on-
men olcmme iie1l1 iaaputtaneet.
&affaot iudlnalaiict, misi1 te Ill
nj olette ia oiutte, min fertofoo ta
iiGt ia Gibit tcioGn lopfillenne ia las
lapiille alma feboosta fl,olin-
l~Duotcclle iooffa iiitd uitoesta foti-
moaStG, ionfa topara ei fosfaon fa
too eif1 m1bene.
@bfG monifin fpipnee ett1 fufa
on telmollinen iamaon rl1bcn
testamentin i%aframentit?
Dec mastanmtne ettG et1pGdsiG
on pienet, pmmGrtGmGttomGt lapiet
toiiefii lapiet ioita Ell ole
lpielG fastettli ia orpat faspaneet iii.
bell ifaGn ettG pntnGrtGpGt opetnS-
ia ia antapat itieGniG opettaa SUI
ianalla ia jos ban tinniistaa
folmepbteiien Sitmalan etpanfeliS-
(uterilaiien titnnustufien mlifnat;,
iallittofoon molanmat iaf-
ramentit. Cana on Mile iotfa o.
not tapiiifGiifii fasmaneet eifa ole
fastettu. Mtl,tta Jos iof,t antao it.
fanid fastaa eif6 usfo, maifta ionoo
liSfopania, iaafo bGn ppbGn fas.
Sotilesti bGn on iuanut ppbGn
fasteen ia miel1p6 ppippfin fostet-
tuna, mlitta jos bGn Ell lisfo iiiben
osti fun elGG t6GllG min bGn Ell
fosfoan moi perid tianfaiffiSta elG-
Md. @oifo pieni lapii msfoa, fun
ban on fastettu9 Sotiiesti Sur1nla
on bGnesiG paifuttanntt lanonia ia
Iafranentin fautto ItllG OH porem.
pi usfo fuin monella aifitilella, i'll.
la iiofii fasipanlt iputinen. liban
ruumis, ia mabwistunut idrfi eli o.
le fosfoon moinitt noitltttaa uSfoo,
ipoait pGimpostoin on alma riitele-
mGsi1 usfoo mastuon.
&ufa on fepollinen taltttimdon
Serran ppbGn ebtoolliien2
&uiffi ne iotfa on Tasteful ia
ioille opetettit lain ia epanfeliumin
oppia ia uSfoo ne lanai fun Serrant
hne @ristus ianoo, ett1 teibdn Goes
t6nne anrtettii ia ipiooatetta Ipntein
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30

$500 ~
Ieen ia pupil Seflaa mufaania. gic
neIl1 iiipufaoulLu bin tertoi firis
faten, misid pafoloii / oiiwot. Yn.
palia, jota mitu.ti tll oil beifontu
nut iperenpunSrsta. Of toboonmi
mfam tanoinpuusf1. pistin bdrel
libasiaan, eifG ban fpennDt emf
iatfamoan matfaa. Gllofaiuarut oil
tpat loppuneet, ia SimmidS oil iaa
nut tebtGfpafieen noirtna leipGG jc
bebelmia falpungista.
"SaIli tninun ia Miriamin lab.
tea mifaaii!" Celia pppii.
"&plla", poifa ianoi "mlitta EN-.
me iaa pbbesid poistia faupungis.
ia. @n nsfalla ilmaista npostolien
oIinpaiffaa."
"Se on bppG, tile luofiemnle le-
pGGmGGn betfiiefii", SefIo ianoi.
"MinG lGbben Wiriamin fansia tG-
melemGGn follpungin prnltarboibin,
portin ultopuolclle. ga lind tulet
mGbGn oian fulrttua".
Niin topabhlifin. YGiD1llilen al.
fam l1btip1t Seflo ia Wirjum mat
fallc usfolliien @leaiarin ieiirasia.
&ristufien raffal,S oil pboist1npt
tDtot toiIiinia palion moimaffnom.
nlillo iiteillG FUN fonianaan barras
tus fretffaloiieen rllnouteen.
gnnen pitfGG Simmios ebti bel
bGn luofieen. Scum be mulitaman tim
min fiiliettiiauu marolpasti iilmGil-
len ~pmpGrilteen astuimat l1olaan,
flntltmot bc jonflm rltfoilepan. Sill.
iaa be astuimat peremmGlle ia nd.
fipGt mibooin, ettG faiffi olinot poi
millnan. Yaaipali rufoili: "Serram.
me Seeiufien &ristufien iiG, iofa
teet enfeliii tiiulifii ia palmelijaii
tulen leimoufiifii. Sind mott bGntG
pariella, ettai ttli bGneen iatl. 81.
nun fdiiiii olen bGnet i1ttGnpt. 81.
nun omoii ban tabtoo ollal"
&uuleslaan asfelten fopinaa llto.
Ian iuilto rufoiIijat no,iiimat ieiio.
Htaan. Scum Ba0pali nGfi Seflan,
fifth bGn Serran, iofo on ianomit:
%"ennenfuin be %bl1iitatpot, tabbon mi.
nd fuulIa, ia e~nnenfitin be pubumat
taboon nina pastoto."
Sefla alfoi fertoa fofemitfiiuan.
@iio &ristiifien raftoitben DbbistG-
mot iielut fiittipGt ia plistinGt Ser
raa, joto OF pelastanut Eeflan ia
Miriamille ia Seoflialle firfasta.
nut ammonia. SpttOien riifoiltlia
9arnabas pppii Sbmmiasto tho.
maan ~lGbeiieStG lGbteestG malialla
mettG, ia fen iGlfean ban fastoi Sef
Ian ia Weiriamin Serron nimeen.
Sitten otettiin f%aipungista tlio.
out rliofanarot elm. Sc meiiaiimot
plistpsmirpen, ia riiofa maistlli ~.
tpdltd.
&opufii @arnabas otti leipGn,
fifth, mlirii fen ia antoi BELLE ia.
roen: "Ottafaa ia ip0fdG, tGtni on
Serron riiimis, iofa teiban eoes.
tGnne annetaan. Ge tebfad b6nen
mriistofIeen."
Sitten ban otti pifarilliien nil
mia ia oienii len BELLE %ianoen: ga
ma faIffi on uitii testament See
iufien &ristitfien weresia, iofa tel
6Gn eoestGnne muobatetaon ipntien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-30
airicttaa gifoIai Carlton
Grosbp. Minn.

-Serramme &ristuS nellie labioitti
fun ban otti falfin ia fifth ia ia.
moi: Ottafaat ia iuotoat2 t1st1 fai-
TIM tam1 on lie nlIi teStamentti mi
nun DeresiGni. 9stin me roubotum-
ME faifista asfareistamme fuule-
moan mitG tho ppbG testamentti on
nellie antarnlt. Sos jofu mailman
rifas mainaia diff jGttGnpt nellie
ionfun iuuren Iummon testament
tISaon Min mt fun tlio testament.
ii aiuattaiiiin ia iitG oletaiIiin lutte
maan min marmaanfin me amailim
ane forpamme ia mielenjGnnitpfiel.
Id fulrnteliiimme ett1 fninfa iltr-
Sen iummm testamentti minun nj
melleni liifee.
@niim1iiet lanai teStamentisIa Iii
paa nellie Sumalon arnlon. Sitte
beti ~Ielroo: "teioGn eoest1nne ip1o-
oatetaan ipntein unteefitloomiiefii".
Si fullinfo nina oifein, ianofaa
tpielG luibestaan! Spntein anteefii-
faamiiefli ia ipiel1 fiiben liiGt11n:
ottafaat t1St1 faifin. 81 ratfaat
tpeliet ia iiiaret, eifo meioGn pit1iii
oifein iloSta menebtpmGn, fln fuu.
lemme iellaista testomentistG nellie
~Iiiettatpan. 8armoonfin meioGn for
ipainme paufabtapat ioimoan lei.
Iaista iGipeItG ettG: fisia on fun
tein anteefIi iuaminen, iiinG on
mpos el1mG ia alttluts.
Wit1 me pmm1rrGmme ianasto
el1mG, fun me nGemme ettG ibmi-
men fuolee ia pannuun baitoon, iiel-
I'd Taboo. 0iin ellGGfo bGn iiltifin2
Serramlne &ristufien meresia annet
III testamentti tafaa nellie mar
%. , |
moan eldmGn eif1 mielG len mG1em
mdfii aiafii fun iIartfaiffiiesta lion
faiffiieen. Wbe ainafin pplpmme iilld
fannalla eta usfotpainen eli fitole.
2ntInrus mltta fuoli, bGnen iiiaren-
la ia miiiit bGnan pstGm6nia banet
tpeiipdt bmttaan. Serramme &ristus
fitn tiIi min Martta juofii b1ntd
tpastoon ionomoan eta beioGn mel-
ieriG fuoli ia be olipot panneet bh-
net bautaar. Mestarimme mastali
CHARITABLE: @i iuinfaan ban ole ftol-
|
Int. 2aboep6 n%GpttamdGn paiffa mi.
fin te bGnet panitte. Sc pb6esiG me
ttitpdt fatiomoan misiG battta oil.
Giin Mestorimme ianoi: 81 bdn ole
f1iolIut, ban muffuit maan. Sen IL
f1fii ban ionoi: sc jofa usfoo mi-
rttltn Ie elGG ebfG ban Diff fiiolliit.
usfotfo Wartta iit12 So bGn fGsfi
&atSurufien tullu ploS ett1 ban Iai
n1pttGG CHARITABLE ettG ie oil totta
anita b6n ianoi.
glosnouiemilcn oiua opettaa tefs
timme exempt tlionnempona. wtci'
ban tnIee wielG fiintpd encWpi cla'
mGGn mintG tcstomcntisia olenlme
iunneet. &c e(1m1 ci ole f~ltitenfaor
bntoasio, fila bauoosia olijo NUT
fiu ia Taboo, mittto meillG on Ella
ma fiinG maosio iosto ilmestDsfir'
ron 81 liifit prbiiii ettG: Mttn1 main
astben taiwaon ia u1toen Noon. Sill
Ia Serromme &ristufien meren tes'
tamentti tofao fen moan ia toifpnon
nellie 'iianfoiffiiefii omaiiuuoefit
hin ban ebtoolliien iaframentisia e.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06


Msshinsan Ms~ sss hfsa,s e. e. S%~si %ss g.
II President Harding change the
X he raid when before
Representatives have been made by Senators
seeking commercaze their
patriotism
President equal frequency, declined in
bidding the political
contained letter he addressed to
Chairman Fordney Ways and Means Committee
communication President said In
10 be Judgment that
this time with
than that general
sales tax.
agreeable thing that action be post
frankly myself favorable the piece
mans designed avoid embarrass
Rather provide that the maxi
shall period OF and oneha
would be vastly better bestowa would await the
that the be turned to real advantage.
"Inasmuch to be called
than obligations in the sixteenth months
Immediately before possible recommend the issue
hundred millions additional Further
accomplished
readusng interest stabizing financial world both
vay essential the OF industrial commercial
activities
IS consistent to legislation anticipation
nents; postponement regard
service whom all American genuinely
interested.
expending a year n compensation.
disqualification things
such delay will enable Congress
the good will have suggestion unmnduness
ngratitude"
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
TAFT AND WICKERSHAM
ABSCLVED DAUGHERTY
Letters in Morse Pardon Case
Presented in Senate.

WASH INcroN, May 5.---Discussion of
Attorney-General Daugherty's connec-
tion with the pardoning OF Charles w.
Morse. New York shipbuilder, was re-
newed once again in the Senate to-day
with senator Caraway (Dem.. Ark
challenging Mr.. Dausherty ito disclose
the facts and expose the people" to
which reference was made by the After
ney-General in a statement yesterday
Senator Willis (Rep.. Ohio) thcreupon
put into the record letters from Chief
Justice Taft and former Attorney Gem
eral Wickersham denying that Mr..
Daugherty had Influenced their action In.
the case. Both letters were written in
November, 1915. at which time Mr..
Daugherty was candidate for the
Senate in Ohio.
Chief Justice Taft. who was President
when Morse was pardoned. said in his
letter that he desired to SAY taat IN no
way did you (Mr. Daugherty) influence
me in respect to the application for the
pardon of Charles W. Morse"
Mr. Wickersham wrote to Mr.. Daush-
erty that "ail you did in that matter
(the Morse pardon) was to bring the
subject in perfectly straightforward
way az an attorney should before the
Attorney General"
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
JERSEY BUSINESS MEN
UNITED AGAINST BONUS
J. Philip Birds Denunciation
Is Indorsed.

ATLANTIC CIrr, May 5.---J. Philip Bird,
president OF the New Jersey Manufac-
turers Association. in opening the con-
vention OF the association at the Tray
more this afternoon, described the SOL
diers' bonus proposal as "a raid on our
national treasury" and his declaration
was vigorously indorsed by business men
from all parts OF the State.
''No man." said Mr.. Bird, no matter
how narrow his vision. will deny the
obligation that rests upon us TO take
care OF the injured and Dependents Of
the dead who participated in our great
war Any ono who does not appreciate
this responsibility is not worthy OF citi-
zenship in our republic.
Bonus legislation and adjusted COM
pensation, however, are entirely differ
ent matters. with the enormous burden
of taxation now upon US and with the
constantly growing burden or taking
care OF those who sacrificed life and
limb TO preserve this country IL seems
cminently wrong for healthy. full
grown and able man to attempt q raid
on our national treasury under the guise
of adjusted compensation"
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BRASS MONKEY SOCIETY
OPEN TO CONGRESSMEN
Organization Formed to Pro-
fect Flea Bitten Taxpayer

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau. |
Washington, ID. c.. May 8. J
All members OF Congress were in
vited to-day to become charter mem
bers OF the National Society of Brass
Monkeys. Headquarters. Omaha.
To pay close attention TO "all polti-
cal acrobats--the political ringmaster
and his clowns" is the announced pur-
pose OF the society. which Is intended
TO result IN protection for The flea
bitten taxpayer.
Elimination Of the Congression pie
counter is another aim OF the society,
which is headed by, Col w. Il. Stoecker,
who sent TO each member OF Congress
n numbered charter membership appli.
cation. Some members gave this appli-
cation serious attention. Nearly all
wrote acknowledgements
Partisan politics. reads the applica-
tion form, has made the Taxpayers
burden nearly greater than he can bear.
The political pie eater must vanish
alons with those legislators who fur
nlsh the pie counters and cause ex-
cessive taxation. II taxation continues
to increase and nothing can be done to
check IL we are plunging headlong into
the national miseries foreseen by
jefferson"
The National Society of brass Mon
keys plans. according to the member
6 hip application. 10 appoint umpires to
keep the national political score for
the Democratic and Republican parties.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
FORTY CITIES SHOW
GAIN IN EMPLOYMENT
Decrease Here Ssvsn-fenths Of
I Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, May 5.--improved in
dustriai conditions which "are gradually
translating unemployment into employ
ment" were noted to-day In the monthly
report OF the Labor Departments en-
ploymcnt service.
Out of sixty-flve cities where studies
have been maintained April showed forty
In which more workers got Jobs and
twenty-five where Jobs decreased.
Employing concerns In Chattanooga
showed an increase OF employed workers
for the month amounting to 1853 per
cent: Denver. 14.5 per cent Indianapo-
lie. 14.1 per cent, and Niagara Falls,
It'll. Employment decreases wero great
est In Lawrence. Mas. amounting to
6s.e per cent; Memphis. 2s.7. and
Brockton. Mass, 12.4 per cent.
In all the increase over the previous
month in the number OF men employed
by LAPS firms which report to the de-
partinHrt was 74-100 OF per cent.
New York showed O decrease in EN-.
ploymont OF 7-lo Of 4 per cent. and Chi
csso Of s.5 per cert.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
INDIANA CITIES WET,
RURAL SECTIONS DRY
Primary Shows Beer and
Wine Plank Gained Votes
for Its Advocates.
TURKS CASE is CITED
Democrat Nominated for
Congress Upon Straight
Moist Platform.
INDUSTRIAL AREAS WET
Sanders, Though Little Known,
Ran Second on His Anti
Prohibition Stand.
INDUSTRIAL AREAS WET

Special Dispatch to THE NEW yonK HreALD.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 5.--In the few
cases where the wet and dry issue en-
tered into the Statewide primary last
Tuesday they show, as general rulc
that the larger cities look with con-
siderable favor upon the advocates OF
beer and wine with n modification Of
the Volstead act. but that the rural
communities and smaller towns still
may be classed as in the dry column.
On a straight wine and beer plat
form, Joseph L. Turk won the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress from
tie Seventh (Indianapolis) district
over Woodburn Mason, the dry can
didate. The vote was. Turk, 1859 !,
Mason. 1895. This being a strong
Republican district, the chances do
not favor the election OF Turk, al
though it is conceded he Will run
ahead OF his ticket.
Tn the First Congressional district
which includes the city Of Evansville
Edward e. Meyer, running as u wet for
Congress. made a close race against
W. Il. Wilson. a dry on the Democratic
ticket. Evansville gave Meye- a big
lead. but this was cut down In the rural
sections. The vote was: Wilson, 9,196;
Meyer, 1921.
In the Fifth Congressional district,
which includes Terre Haute, Charles A.
Bidaman. Democrat. running as a wet,
defeated five other candidates for Con-
ox.iJ
5;0T5: Albert r. Owens. 1854: Alfred
Merrell. 1888; Charles A. Bidaman. s.
$40; J. +. Craven, 1885, and Otto En-
glehart. a,f2e.
The chances of election for Bidaman
are regarded as good. since the Fifth
district Is considered battle-ground each
election.
The tabulation of the results in the
one sided. race for the Senatorial nom
iration among the Democrats, in which
Ex-Governor Samuel NJ. Ralston was
nominated by an overwhelming ma
jorlty. brought out what is regarded as
a protest" vote for DR.. Jesse a. San
ders. DR. Sanders was slated as a wet
in some Industrial sections. and in this
way. although no Is not widely known
politically. piled up enough votes to get
second place. IIe openly favored light
wines and beer and modification Of
tile Volstead act.
The vote shows; Ralston. 1852; Dan
w. Sirnns. 24.251: Sanders. 34.0i5; Ber-
nard b. Shively, 31.scs; Charles r. How
ard. 1888.
SO far as the Republican candidates
for Congress arc concerned all were re-
nominated in the thirteen districts. and
are on record as to how they stand on
prohibition.
In Marion county (Indianapolis) nine
Of eleven who won In the race for nomi-
nation TO the state Legislature on the
Democratic ticket announced wet plat
form in paid advertisements appearing
in newspapers before the primary. One
Republican who came out wet was NOM
mated samong the eleven from this
county.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
STATE LABOR PLATFORM
ASKS WINE AND BEER
Plank Demands Defeat of Any
Anti-Strikc Measure.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany, MAY ..
Tho State Federation OF Labor opened
it's election campaign here to-day when
It's non-partisan committee, headed by
President John p. Holland. adopted a
platform that II will put I'D 10 all can
didates regardless OF party.
One OF the planks calls for the legal
ixing OF light wines and beers "in the
interest of health. temperance. morality
and law enfo-cemenL." Another, de-
mands the defeat OF any anii-strike
measure or proposal which would COM
pei labor unions to incorporate.
Mass meetings IN all large cities are
being arranged and campaign COM
f,ittee will be formed in every Congress
sional and state Senatorial district.
The votes Of Representatives IN Con-
sress and members OF the Legislature
seeking reelection on all labor meas
ures will be sent 20 all localities. Wage
esrners will be asked TO vote for can
didates whose views come nearest con-
forming to the platform.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BEVERLDGE PLURALITY
OVER NEW IS 20, Az
Many Former ProgressiUes
Congratulate Indiana Victor.

IHDrANAPoLIs. May ASSOCIATED
Press) Former Senator Albert j. Bev-
eridge defeated Senator Harry S. New
by 20.472 votes in Tuesdays primary
for the Republican nomination for
United States Senator, according to
complete unofficial figures from the
ninety-two counties in Indiana. as tabu-
lated by the Associated Press here to-
day.
The vote was: Beveridge, 2o5,410.
and New. 1S4e3S: making the total Re-
publican vote cast 3eo.34S.
Mr. Beveridge received hundreds OF
congratulatory messages to-day. Many
came from persons identified with the
Progressive party in 1912, in which Mr..
Beveridge was leader. Others were
from Republican leaders.
Former Gov Samuel NJ. Ralston won
the Democratic nomination for the
Senate by 79 4o5 votes.