Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-05
To E:x- Service
Men!
"STRAINlNG AT A GNAT AID
OWING A CAMEL"

SBEEaau1U VIZ aHaU "a SBaaTa&A
Desperate in their attempts to break the immense
popularity of Senator Jones with the ex-service
men OF New Mexico and their friends, the repub-
leans in pitiabe eeventh-hour attempt to stem
the overwhelming avalanche of ex-service votes
in favor of Senator Jones, have picked out an in
significant two-cent stamp argument hoping against
hope to deceive and mislead the soldiers of this
state.
In an advertisement appearing in the Morning
Journal of November A, entitled, Zones Voted
Against EX-Service Men" political opponents Of
Senator Jones declare he voted against the Hard
wick Amendment to the Revenue Bill (H. B. 428)
on August %, 1917, authorizing soldiers to send
letters from foreign countries without postage dur
ing the war. The rest of the advertisement is
sob stuff attempt to show how Senator Jones de-
prived the Soldier boys" of the opportunity to
write to their wives and sweethearts.
But the dear Soldier boys" will not be mislead or
deceived by this line of bunk.
The eX-service men and women of New Mexico and
their friends, do not base their support of Jones
Tor senator because of any promises. 1t is on ac-
count of what he has already done to prove him
self a real friend who can be definitely counted
upon; his record OF promises absolutely fulfilled
and performed. EX-service men and women are
not going to gamble speculate. They do not
want to experiment. They are dealing with facts
and past performances. They are fed up on
promises" They cannot be kidded into voting
against him because of any one-horse stamp argu-
ment.
Ex-service men and their friends listen and we will
tell you what Senator Jones has actually done for
the veterans of the world war. His three-year
record is an open book so that all the world NAV
read. Time after time, day after day, year after
year. he has been the consistent, outstanding vigor-
Gus, able, energetic champion and defender of the
rights of the eX-service man, loyal friend at
every turn. Here is the record--it speaks for
itself:
sENtToR Jo%Is ~, ~, ~ igtoSnoe the
SENATOR JONEs-on January 49, voted to bring The
question of preference cx.scyicc po5offlccs
sE% %rE s T 0NE m9o rc "t 1927 ,o IN m
in favor Of better care for The nboculnr and other dis
sToR sS a @ D5 rpFy r5, rs 1921 5o ogpos9 in S
had Been settled He delivered the principal ie
s, sSn9% oy2T Of the M 3om%s pin io, o 60, tho
BIZ for additional hosntniznon, Also made elaborate
SENATOR JoNi.s-on July II, 1921 spoke in the
SENATOR JcNEs-on July ts. 1921. principa,
speech AGAINST recommting the bonus bill request of
SENATOR JoNEson July 10 1921 against recommt-
laer voted mo" when it the bill would be
SENATOR JoNFson Catcher 81. spoke the
s 4SR Of o t bonus 3 5 > 1921 smoke in ,o senate
s, N f fryer Of Io the No@ns Pin 600,
fayos ne bonus hii.
SENATOR JoNIson November :, 1921 the
sINAToR Jo%ns9o January 81 1922 introduced in the
clause as an amendment e. the RefGgalns BIZ The amend
slNAToK JCNFS-on April H. g22 spoke and voted IN tho
facilities appropriations hosp
alizntiOn es-segyCc
SENATOR JoNIS-on May :, 1922 denounced the
the q AlbuQucruuc
SENATOR JONFS-On Aiuy 1922 spoke in the senate In
the in
and Arizona, where the climate Is suitable the
purpose.
SENATOR JONlSOn May @, 1922. spoke the APP
JoSs16n June go is2& Toca in e senate to-
take mp the Adjusted Compensation for immediate
SENATOR JONEs-On June 81 1922, spoke senate
the s!JCrncking
SENATOR BURSUM VOTED FOR THE SlDErRACKINGD
SENATOR JONIS-On August 49, 1922, spoke In
OF the Adjusted Compensation Bin.
SENATOR JONES-Givtng return trip 10 Washington
officials Of the american Legion New Mexico
paired his against the presidential of the Adjusted
Bill
MERELY sldclighs senate record
Soldier Legislation.