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Una vez que ell candidate ha sido ad-
mitido al salon de examenes, Y si-
guiendo I'm m6todo altamente eficien-
te, toma Ell examen en- question estando
siempre bajo la vigilancia de personas
designadas expresamente para ese fin.
Al terminar los examenes del dfa, Ell
Supervisor envfa la oflcina central
ell material de examenes para ser CO.
rregido.
Los directories del Negociado velan-
do por i buena marcha de todo en- es-
to trabajo para yer que todo estu-
viera en- orden a su debido tempo lie
varon todo ell material de examenes
personalmente los centros de exame-
mes, en- cajas de hierro expresamente
provistas para ell case.
En- sintesis, podemos decir que Ell sis
tema usado por ell Negociado de Estrl-
dios Iibres es perfecto en- tai forma
que no deja lugar dudas en- cuanto a
La legalidad de los trabajos entregados
pcr los candidates.
Inquirimos acerca del metodo de pre-.
parar los cuestionarios y Sc nos ense-
no la hsta de personals que habian
participate en- dicho trabajo. Para ca
da una de las asignaturas de examen
Sc nombro un Comite compuesto por
tres autoridades en- la materia, el cual
Comite Sc encargo de discutir la ex-
tension del curse, los requisites, pla-
nes de estudios, etc. y despues con-
jntamerte prepare Ell QUESTIONABLE que
Sc habfa de usar en- los examenes. Las
siguientes personals tomaron participa-
ci6n en- ia preparation de esSos cues
tionarios.
Espafiol: Gerardo Sell6s Sold, Concha
Melendez, America Za.duondo.
Ingles: Constance M. Rosario, Lucille
J. X. Ramirez, Fredrick G. Conlin.
Historic: Lloyd H. Gully. Teresa
Amadeo, Pillar Barbosa, Paul G. Miller,
Lido Cruz MoncIova, Rafael w. Ra-
mirez.
Ciencias: Julio Garcia Diaz, Claudio
Prieto, Alfredo Montalvo, Pedro Gil.
Geografia: Vicente Roure, America
Q. de Martin, Providencia G. de Ke-
elan.
Frances Y Latin: Erna Stierle, Ger
trude Cain, Jose Gallardo.
Matematicas: Federico Maldonado,
Alice P. Fredrick, F1orine Townsend.
Cienciss sociales: Gustavo Arcilla,
R. E. Luebbers, George v. Keelan, Clau
dio Cap6.
Ciencias Dom6sticas: Elsie Mae.
Wilsey.
Dibujos Mec&nico: George G. Ure.
Curse Elemental: Katherine Hoist
Marina r. de Benitez, Lucia Barbosa
Concha Silva, Maria Cristina villa.
va ha sido seleccionado Ell persona.
que tendra cargo la correction de
los papeles de examenes. Como hemos
dicho anteriormente, este trabajo no So
hara por Ell personal de oficina, sine
que Sc utilizaran los servicios de perso
mas competentes que tienen experien
cia en- la ensefanza de esas mismas
asignaturas. Hasta ahora sc han hechc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

NEW YORK, JUNO "a. Omitted
Press).- El gran promoter de boxeo,
Tex Rickard, ha confrmado la not1-
cia de que Firpo, la Pantera Negra,
Wills, Sc encontraran frente a frente
en- el ring, en- los ultimos dias de
agosto. Ha declarado ademas que tan
to Firpo como Mullins, ell manager de
Wills estan de acuerdo en- que la Pc
lea Sc celebre por la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
Karillaspara
Refuerz0
Sobre MuelIe a
PRECI0S ESPECIALES
KORBER & CO., INC.
San Juan, P. R.
Advt.

MADRID, JUNO "a. Omitted Press).
--El fiscal ha retirado la acusac1on
contra el General Navarro, a quien Sc
acusaba de negligencia en- Ell cumpn-
miento de sus deberes en- Ia campana
en- Marruecos contra los moros, pero ra
anunciado que sostendra hasta el lin
la acusaci6n contra ell General Berer-
guer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

mlentos de otra persona, en- la mis-
ma proportion podra retenerla e in
teresarla.
A menudo perdemos nuestro do
mlnio sobre otros porque no hemos
podido yer correctamente 81 ellos es-
tan descarriados. De aqui que no po-
demos seguirlos.
FL Vendedor no puede "vender" a
su parroquiano, porque el no puede
hacerse su parroquiano.
Los Padres Y ell Professor fraca-
san con los ninos porque ellos no
pueden "volverse como ninos pequez
ilos." Al
El Orador no interesa sus oyen-l
tes porque el no puede salir fuera
de su propia Imagination para me-
terse en- la de estos.
Por esa misma raz6n ell Abagado
no convence a su jurado, ell Move
lista a sus lectores, ell peri6dico a
su p1blico.
Estamos equivocados al suponer-
nos que una verdad es cierta en- la
religion y no en- otra parte.
Hiciendose usted otro no es sola-
mente una manera de ir al cielo; es
un modo de vender articulos, de ha-
cerse elegir, de conquistar la mujer
que Sc anna, de vivir en- paz con
nuestros vecinos, de administrar
obreros, y de mantener la paz en- ell
hogar.
Inglaterra Irlanda estan en- cons
tantes disturbios porque ninguna de
las dos puede "hacerse" otra en- re-
lacion con ell punto de vista de una
O de otra.
Ell Trabajo Y el Capital Sc tro-
piezan cuando eada cual Sc entrega
pensar en- 81 mismo Y no trata de
comprender al otro.
Ell mas ilustrado egoismo es dislg
interes.
Escribi todo esto en- un magni-
fico articulo (yo Sc que era magni-
fico porque 10 escribi yo mismo), y
10 envie un peri6dico el director
10 rechaz6 porque, segun dijo, era
"predicacion".
Ciertamente, 10 era. Y 10 es. Pero
NADIA hay interesante para leer como
predicaciOnes, siempre cuando que
sea PARA MI y no SOBRE MI,
acerca de la isla de Patmos la Con-
troversia Americana, cualquiera
otra cosa que mi no me importa
NADIA.
Esta Regla de Oro prevalece en-
todas parties. divide su salud, v Sc
pondra bueno. Dejar de pensar en-
usted mismo es la unica manera de
llegar a pensar bien de usted mismo.,
Aquel que pierda su vida podra
salvarla. Del hombre que salvo mas
vidas que cualquiera otro hombre
en- el mundo Sc decia:
"Salvo a Otros; Y El Mismo nc
Pudo salvarse."
Copyright, 1924, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
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LA DEsAPARIcIoN DE MATTEoTI
ES AUN UN ENIGMA

. q 81
ROMA, JUNO "a. (Cable frances) =
A pesar de las pesquisas que Sc han
hecho con Ell fin de descubrir la mis-
teriosa desaparici6n del Diputado Mat
teoti aln este plagio continua sin ser
descubierto llegandose por medic de
hipotesis probables tan solo al 1esce-
brimiento de que los Socialistas han
plagiado al diputado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

Certifco que ell sefior Sabine Villal-
ba, fue empleado por mi como repre-
sentante del DUETTO AMERICANA
"Al Noda Miss Marie Van', hasta
ell dia 20 del coriente mes; Y por lo
tanto no soy responsible de deudas
por el despues de esta fecha.
AL NODA,
y Miss MARIE VAN
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

MADRID, JUNO %. Omitted Press).
|-Ha sido publicado en- ''El Sol'', I'm
articu,o del ex-ministro mejicano, Ro-
dolfo Reves, en- ell cual Sc ocupa del
incidente entire Mejico Inglaterra. El
sefior Reyes manifesto, que los gobier-
nos europeos Sc han acostumbrado Il
desconocer la personalidad de la pro-
pia Hispano-America. Agrega que tai
parece como 81 en- Europa, siguieran
considerable a los pueblos hispanicos
como eternas colonas, y que es intole-
rable que I'm ingles pretenda amparar-
Sc en- su inmunidad diplomatica, pa-a
alterar e! orden gubernativo de Mejico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
SlLVESTRE FElJOO
Practicante

En- su dcmicilio, Monjas No. 2,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 II A M. y de 3 s
?. M, Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
oO7. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
HONORES AL SOLDADO
DESCONOCIDo

PARIS, JUNO "a. (Cable frances).-
El coronel Bentley, agregado militar de
la armada americana que Sc halla en-
viaje de recreo en- esta ciudad ma
depositado sobre la tumba del soldado
desconocido en- ell Arco de Triunfo en-
los Campos Eliseos una hermosa CO.
roma. ;.
Ell coronel ofrend6 esta corona en-
nombre de la Association de Vetera-
nos de la Gran Guerra.
ROMA, JUNO "a. (Cable francesJ-
Ell "Giornale d'Italia'', anuncla en-
sus columnas que ell Primer Ministro
M. B. Mussolini ell comandante De-
bono tienen en- mente la reorganiza-
cion del cuerpo militar fascista fun
diendo en- este la policia uniformada
actual.
Este nuevo cuerpo estara bajo Ell
control directo del DEPARTMENT. de
la Guerra y Ell jefe sera un general esAf
servicio active. Sc cree que La CONAN
dancia de este nnevo cuerpo reorgant-
zado Sc pondra ! en- manos de el CO.
mandante De Bono. n
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR
Ell efecto tonico laxante del LAXA-
TWO BROMO QUININA lie hace su-
perior la Quinina ordinaria ordina-
ria, y no afecta la cabeza. La firma
de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
caiita.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19

lives. accompanied by very little
"air," on the wheels of automobiles
Information bureaus are springing
up all over the land to answer the
many questions which balloon tires
have contured up in the minds OF
automobile owners. Can put on
balloons? Do | have to change my
wheels? Will they wear out faster?
And so on-the number Of questions
being limited only by the limits
Of driver imagination.
One OF the big Akron tire makers,
The General Tire and Rubber
Company. has gone so far as 10 des-
ignate every one Of its distributor
establishments as a free irforma ton
bureau for all who are interested in
any way in the balloon tire idea.
Placards and advertisements set
forth that the General distributors
places are balloon tire HEADQUARTERS
and the parent company has fur
nished all available information. All
questions are answered intelIieentIy
and without obligation and the
questionera are invited to ride in 4
car equipped with the big tires.
This company 10 particularly well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19

Yankees, Clarence Mitchell Of the
Phillies, or Sylvester johnson of the
Tigers. DaIss and Jones were
among eleven pitchers Tin the two
major leagues combined) who sue
ceeded in winning enty or more
games during 1923.
l. the infeld, as outlined in the
so team named sbova. does not ex-
actly suit the captious critic, he can
have the entire infield Of the Worlds
Champion Yankees and still confine
his choice to Buick owners, Pipp.
Ward, Scott and Dugs n are all Buick
owners and boosters. BesiCes those
four stars. there is the renowned
Marty" McManus of the ST. Louis
Browns, and the veteran Jimmy Aus
tin of the same team. They own
Bucks too.
And when it comes to the outfieId,
how that old leather" would suffer
in a pinch" with such drubbers
available as Bobby" vcach and Ira
Fiagstead of the Boston Red Sox,
HI Myers of the st. Louis Cardi-
nails and "Bing" Miller of the PhiIa-
dclphia Athletics.
Who win manage these all Amer
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Property changes

The following real estate deals havs
been recorded in the Waldo County
registry:
Maitland B. Smith Estate. Hart.
ford, Conn. to Frank NJ. Bailey, Bel.
fast, land in Brooks.
Chester B. Lowe, Winterport. ID
Maurice l.. Alley do, land and build
ings in Winterport.
William S. Jones, Palermo. to En-
ma A. Hanley, Hallowell, land and
buildings in Palermo.
Fannie G. Dixon, Lower MerionI
Pa, to Anne Douglass Dillon, New
York, land in Islesboro.
Herbert W. Healey, Belfast, to Or
rim J. Dickey, do, land and building
in Northport.
Frances W. Pierce, Yuma. Ariz, d
Russell d. Reed, Frankfort, land ana
buildings in Frankfort.
Harold II. French. Easton, Pa. Il
Orrin ]. Dickey. Belfast, land and
buildings in Belfast.
Winnifred X. Richards. Rockpor!
to Clarence Richards, Millinocke!
land in Searsmont.
Members Of the Belfast Business
and Professional Women's club ar,
,, much interested in the announcement
that Portland club plans to extend al
invitation to the National Federatic,
to hold its Sixth annual conventiod
in Maine next year, July 1925.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
Diamond Stars Could
Make Big Buick Team

Flint, Mich, April 1S-From the
list of 1924 major league baseball
players who own Buick cars nine
players could be selected, who, during
the 1928 season, hung up collective
average, batting mark of 320--by far
D higher average thar any ma Jor
league team has attained in the la
thirty years either in .he regular sea-
son or the world series.
This team would consist of Dauss,
Browns, c.; SEVERED. st. Louis
Browns, c.: Pipp. New oYrk yam
KEGS, LIST b.; Frisch, New York
Giants, End b.: Rigney, Detroit. S.:
Dugan. New York Yankees, 3rd b.;
Archdeacon, Chicago White Sox, IT,;
Speaker. Cleveland, c. f.: Tobin, st.
Louis Browns. If; all 500 or better
hitters excepting Dauss and Dugan.
The fan who thinks the above team
could be improved as Buick "AIl
American" entry might choose from
Buick owners a pitcher more TO his
liking in either Sam Jones Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
General Tire Co. Has
Information Bureaus

Specialization is still at large In
the land. dividing and then dividing
again. Now balloon tires have caus-
ed it to perform another division
in the already specialized business
of question answering.
A dozen or more men find steady
employment in one railroad station
giving all their time to one thing
answering questions. Not so long
ago the station agent answered all
questions just as a sideline while he
checked baggage. sold tickets.
handled mail and kilograms and
Kept the village urchins from an
noying the live geese in the crate
on the hand truck.
Now comes this latest prank of
specialization in question answer
Ing. And it rolls quietly into our
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All Production Records
Broken by Willys.Overland
First Quarter Of Year

Surprising all previous monthly
production records with q produce
ton Of 1901 cars for March. the
conspicuously strong position OF
WHY'S Overland during the past
few weeks II now shown to be fully
warranted. The Company also ex-
ceeded any previous quarter with q
total sof Sc, 4S1 cars for the lirst
quarter of this year.
WHY'S Overland production for
the first quarter Of 1898 was 44.470
cars, which In itself was q very
large increase over the same period
Tor the previous year, but this
years production 10 IN increaae Of
"a per cent over the same period
last year. Shipments reached their
high point on March 31st when the
total was 1885 cars. :
The steady and remarkable
'yEokrese Of The WHY'S. Overland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19

Company during the past three
years has been one of the outstand-
ing achievements of the industry.
In 1921, Willys-Overland sales
were 46.923; 1922. 92,sS6; 1928
S0o,Se4, and the schedule for 1924
il 10000. covered by commitments
from dealers, a planned increase of
$3.50 for this year.
Only seven manufacturers built
more than 100. 900 cars each last
year. These seven built nearly 600
OF all the cars. In the first three
months Of 1924. WHY'S Overland
showed an increase of 54ec over the
FIRST quarter of 1929 the largest in
crease among all of these seven
leaders.
John n. WHY'S. President of The
Willys-Overland Company, who has
just returned from a 10000 mile
trip. reaching from Boston to
Seattle. down the Pacific Coast and
across the southern part of the
United States, in which he has talk
ed personally to approximately 5000
Willys-Oyerland dealers, is very
over the Willys-Ovcr-
land position. and prospects.
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and IL opposed by Mrs. Hannah .
CoicorG. ALSO Republican, the nr,,
woman to seek that Office. On ~
Democratic ticket, Arthur W. Leon.
ard of Morrill, Is a candidate.
Thus far but one woman in Waldo
county holds a county Office, Mr.,
Louise Royal, the Registra Of Deed,
elected on the Republican t,ckst
Mrs. Colcord Is the wife of z. L. Col.
cord of Northport avenue, and h,,
been deeply interested in politics and
active in the party since receiving Ii.
franchise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
BELFAST

Special musical programs and ap-
propriate Easter sermons have been
prepared for Sunday morning and
everything indicates large congrega-
lions. The church attendance DUR
ing the past year was materially In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19

fitted to furnish its distributors with
authentic data because IT has been
developing the balloon tire idea for
the past ten years. The balloon tire
Of today Is the magnification and
refinement OF the Jumbo which the
General company built in 1016.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
M;ss Martha Jean OH.

Miss Martha Jean Otis died at b,,
home near the Upper Bridge Thurs.
day night after a long illness. Sb.
was born in Belfast "a years ago, thu
daughter of Samuel B. and Eliza N
(Nickerson) Otis. Practically her
whole life was passed in Belfast
where she had many friends. He,
niece, Mrs. Abbie Otis Kilgore. q,
Merford, Mass, survives her. and va,
called here several weeks ago by her
illness Funeral services Monday AZ
p. NJ, Rev. W. F. Skerrye, oficia,.
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Funeral Of Forrest Ellls

The funeral services OF Forrest u.
lie, who committed suicide MONDAY
night, were conducted Friday after.
noon at Mr.. Ellis late residence py
Rev. c. III. McElhineya The inter.
ment was in the family lot In inc
Forest Hill cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
Seek County Once

One Of the most sought offices In
Waldo County in The June primaries.
promises TO be that Of Registra Of
Probate. Already three Candidates
are announced. Charles z. johnson,
the present encumbent, will seek the
nomination on the Republican ticket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19

lean Buickites? How about iris
Speaker? Or Connie Mack? Or Miller
Higgins? Or Wilbert Robinson?
They all own Bucks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
Best told on the Road

The Gardner story is one of outstanding per-
Torrance. Hence no casual inspection can re-
veal all the advantages Gardner has to offer
you. So we say - go to the nearest Gardner
dealer and ask him for the proof "a demon
stration on the road. Drive a Gardner car
for half an hour-or half a day Then Judge
the car by what it does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
LOKER & FEAREBAY
A Bowman ST., Augusta.

4 Bowman ST., Augusta.
would like to read the full story of Cannon Ball. Bakers
transcontnena stock Gardner Sedan Please
free illustrated booklet which gives all details of the trip
ADDRESS Observation-Disclosures.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-19
FIND STOLEN
LOOT IN HOME
OFLOCAL MAN

Antonio Gomez, 2S, Mexican, liv-
ing on the east side, is being held
under arrest as the result of q
search made yesterday afternoon by
county and city Officers in which
were found several silk shirts and
pairs of shoes, identified as prop
erty stolen in the valley recently.
The shirts are said to have been
among the merchandise stolen from
the Lester store in Holtville sew
eral weeks ago. The shoes We're
identified as being part of ship
ments stolen from box ears at FL
Centre and CaleXico some time ago.
The officers became suspicious
when they saw some men going into
the house to buy shoes, and when
they made the search yesterday,
found a small stock of shirts and
shoes, which Gomez was unable to
account for satisfactorily.
Sheriff Gillett and Deputy Sher-
iff Oswalt, accompanied by Special
Agent Freeman of the Southern Pa
cific and Assistant Chief of City
Police Sam Griffin, made the.
search. Gomez is being held at the
county Jail while officers are max
ing further Investigation as to how
the alleged thefts were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-19
PROMINENT MAN
WILL ADDRESS
CHAMBER HERE

l.. ID. Blodgett, of Los Angeles
commercial organization man OF
several years experience as an eX,
ecutive, is to spreak to Chamber of
Commerce members at the Wednes.
day noon luncheon at the Barbara
Worth hotel this week. Mr.. Blod-
gett has been expected on other
occasions, but because of conflict
in engagements and business reas-
ons he has not been able to appear.
Secretary James T. Covle, of the
Chamber of Commerce, stated today
that he was particularly anxious to
have u man of the business and
commercial experience of Mr.. Blod-
gett, talk at the luncheon.
Mr.. Coyle stated further, that
the luncheons will always start
promptly at l2:10 on Wednesdays
and will continue until 1:15 p. M,
when they will close, whether the
program is finished or not. He
stated that it was expected that
there will Ee large number of
the members at the meeting We'd
ncsday noon, when II. p. Moore,
newly elected president of the
chamber, will preside for the first
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-19

tor vehicles. Traffic officers have
been checking up the machines
which are being operated without
-proper lights and as fast as viola.
tions.ar discovered, the drivers are
sent to djusting stations, of which
there are about 1900 in this state.
Public Must Cooperate
Reports indicate that the motor,
ing public is beginning to appre-
ciate the danger of driving with
glaring lights and is willing to CO.
operate, according to Chief Marsh.
"LOok at your own,' is one of
the slogans of the campaign adopt
ed by officers who have found that
a large number of the violators are
unaware of the condition of their
lights.
Traffic Officers operating in this
county stated today that they were
checking up very carefully on ope-
rator's licenses and registration
cards. They stated that motorists
must carry their operator licenses
with them when they are driving a
car, and they must have their reg
istration card in plain sight in the
driver s compartment of the car, if
they wish to avoid arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-19
INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN is
STARTING TOMORROW ON
GLARING CAR HEADLIGHTS

n
Strict enforcement of automobile
headlight regulations willy start to-
morrow, when traffic officers will
cover the highways ovep~atfre entire
county and will make tests of
headlights to see whether they con-
| form to requirements of the state.
/ Light testing screens will be erect
fed at points along the highways and
motorists will be made to stop and
have their lights tested. In case
the lights do not correspond to re-
quirements of the law, the drivers
will be given a light ticket, which
instructs them to have the lights
fixed within three days.
Unless the violators get their
lights fixed within the three day
limit, they will be arrested on
bench warrents according to Cap
tain Shotwe1l OF the traffic force.
''Only about 60 per cent of all
drivers have lights which comply
with the law Captain Shotwel de-
clared today. "About 80 per cent of
all violations are glaring headlights.
The campaign against headlights
has been started all over the state
under the direction of Will H.
Marsh, chief of the division of mo-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-19
COOLIDGE IS
MUCH BETTER
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Presi'
dent Coolidge was so recovered from
the cold that kent him from his work
Saturday that he held a breakfast
conference at the white house today
and expected to resume his work at
the executive offices.
The breakfast conference was held
with seven senators whose votes ON
the bonus, scheduled to come up to-
dv or tomorrow, are classed as
doubtful. -
The senators were: Senators
Harreld, oklahoma; Sterling. Soath
Dakota; Cameron, Arizona; Phipps,
Colorado; Mckinley, Illinois; Dale,
Vermont, and Keyes, New Hamp-
shire.
After the conference one of the
senators said he did not believe Mr..
Coolidge's argument had changed
any votes. Five senators, Harreld,
Sterling, Mckinley, Dale and Keyes,
have given pledges to support the
bonus and will not support the veto
as they told the President. The 9TH
er two, Cameron and Phipps, this
senator said, were the only two open
to persuasion and he belived they
had made up their minds before the
meeting.
Senator Smoot called on the Presi.
detn after the conference. He said
he believed the veto would be over
ridden.