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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16
LA PRODUCTION DE
AUTOS EN- JUNO

Segdn ell informe mensual de
Departamento de Comercio de los
Estados Unidos, la production d,
vehiculos AUTOMOBILES en- junit
fue de 245,79O, que es un pocc
menos que 249,86S, numero cal
culado por la Camara Nacional d,
Concrete de Automobiles. Del to
tai, 217,927 eran coches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

Esto Sc traducira en- el desarro-
llo intense de un metodo de utili-
zar la energia del sol, equival-
dra a dominar el poder solar pa
ra tai objeto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16
IS CamiOneS Ford Sc COmpran
por su Record de Trabajo

ST usted fuera preguntarle Glen
a mil duenos de camiones Ford por que
usan estos camiones en- preferencia a
todos los otros, acknowledgements le con-
testaran, Porque el Ford resiste Ira
bajo'.
Ellos saben que bajo Ell interminable
desgaste diario el Ford esta dispuesto a
TRAFALGAR dia tras dia, sin necesitar ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

Copa de ORC las Careers de Detroit Nj
eqapada motor mao de ses clindros, tabri
codo perl a Packard Motor Car Co.
veIoS entire las de cIase el
do que representa- ideas la construction de laa
de motor.
para disptar la Copa de Oo han uendo
onudlneme desde 22 Ell campeonato ha
do senpre America dc, Noe Ell canpe6n de este
Conodoro Harry B. Greenig del Real Ydte Club Cana
dense, eat Hamilton, Ontario.
"Roimboae W olconz6 estas relocidad
de Is n1alas por kord.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16
HAY EN- FRANCIA MEDIC NJ
LION DE AUTOMOBILES

Seg1n estadistica publicadf
el Departamento de Contri
mes Indirectas, ell numero de al
tonoyiles en- circulation sobre t,
rritorio frances durante ell an
fiscal 1924 lego a 445.000 cC
ches de turismo Y camiones, 81
contar con los vehfculos destina
dos la agricultural, los que, CO
mo Sc sabe, no pagan contribvSa1
nes.
CulcuIase que fines de
circulation automovilfstica q
cia pasara de medic millol
hiculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

La carga esta repartida sobre
una superfcie mas ancha, la BAN
da de rodamiento de los Cable
Comfort Michelin, dura mas item
po que cualquera, otra banda de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

cerse tan pronto uno Sc
de la esquina, es frenar
vidad y disminuir la ma
motor, FERNANDO tambien,
nismo acelerador. En- elfss(
de encontrarse en- la misma
quina debe girarse ell yolante
cia la direction deseada, v el
ces frenar firmemente. Esto
que la parte trasera del cocl
vuelta v que las ruedas ira
Sc pongan en- la direction d
de adelante, circunstaflcia ou,
be aprovecllarse para acele
fondo.
A veces es necesario hasl
tinar nuevamente al &C
contrabalancear eI efectd
primera patinada.
Ell exito de estas maniobra|
ia en- la rapidez de las mis-
en- la serenidad del conducto|
que Sc adquiere con la pra1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16
LAS GRANDES VENTAJAS DE
LAS LLANTAS TIPO
COMFORT

En- la Prdctic0 han DemostYodo
Que SON las Mejores qate Sc
Paedea1 ERcoRtrdr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

gasto de reparaci6n o cambio de pie
zas. Ellos 10 compran para obtener SER
vicio.
Algunos le anadiran que el Ford es
el carnion de precio mas bajo en- el mer-
cado Pcro le alabaran mas ell trabajo
que hace este camion que su bajo costo
inicial, 10 que explica el por que
inicial, 10 que explica eI por que hay
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-16

yor atencion MEGA
MICA y con practi-
camente n i n G Il n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-24
RUBBER SUPPLY.
IN BRITISH
CONTROL
Federal Report Shows Y. s.
Dependent Upon Eastern
Plantations.

Source Of supply, marketing
methods and difficulties confront
ing American buyers. were disclosed
today in the preliminary report on
the crude rubber survey, conducted
by the Departments Of Commerce
and Agriculture.
Ninety-five per cent Of the crude
rubber of the world was shown to
be produced on plantations of the
Far East, principally controlled by
British capital. A big per cent OF
the crop is imported for use IN the
United States.
Congress authorized the rubber.
survey by which It is hoped to dis
cover a plan to make American
British rubber monopoly.
In an effort to locate areas closer
to United States and competitive
to British and other non-American
operations in the Far Eest, that
might be suitable for growing rub
Der, field~-p parties were sent to the
Philippines, the Amazon valley
Caribbean sea countries and the
Far East, according to the report.
Findings Of the field parties are to
be made public soon.
American rubber manufacturers
are forced to have agents in the
markets of the Far East, in Lon
don. Amsterdam and Paris to buy
the raw rubber. the report showed.
Seventy-nine per cent Of the total
production of S79,920 long tons in
nl hA
States. l
More than one-half of the rubber
consumed in this country is manu-
featured at Akron, Ohio, the report
said. Other rubber manufacturing
centers were given as Trenton, N.
j., and the New England States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-24
THRIFT WEEK DRIVE
PROVES HUGE SUCCESS

At the close Of Thrift Week last
night it was announced by the
officers in charge that thousands
of budget and account books had
been distributed among the citizens
of Washington, messages were
given in sermons from pulpits, adj
dresses were made to Government
and department store workers,
while a thrift message was broad
casted by radio by prominent speak
ers every evening Of the week.
The officers in charge Of the
Thrift Week campaign, including
Howard Moran, chairmaTf; W. c..
Hanson, vice chairman; C. F.
Fleming, secretary, and Harry v.
Haynes, treasurer, announced that
the campaign was a success.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-24

And now our other departments, >spurred to en-
thusiasm have put in thousands Of dollars worth
of high-qualty merchandise that means bigger
sale-bigger crOwds-a bigger sensation than ever!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-24
MANY "RED" ARRESTS
MADE IN CONSTANTlNOPLE

LONDON, Jan. s24.-Many arrests
have been made at Constantinople'
following discovery of a commun-
list plot, said an exchange telegraph
dispatch from that city today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-24

The great new purchase Of Mems Suits and
Overcoats from Hart Schaffner & Marx which
arrived this week, has added new pep to our great
est sale-the most amazing value-sale Of years.
The Washington times., 1924-12-11
Toy Opportunities

Bull Dog with Muzzle-Made
Of durable composition
Regularly 45c; tomor- O0C
l0c Drawing Books, EO.
with full instructions. -. w
Soc Rubber Balls, Gin. CEN
size; strong rubber. -. V~
98c Gravity AcrObats,
perform on horizontal Cor
Neutrality-suspicious..
89c GalIOping Pony, a 400
clever toy. Friday only NN
Soc Derby Rider,
push toy, strongly made. 90n
Friday ..,............,.
$500 Toy Ranges, cleo
trically heated. With (7 OK
oven. 80, -. $50. .....
SECOND FLOOR-L
The Washington times., 1924-12-11

9Sc Auto Race Games, with
four autos and dice Coz
set. Observation-Disclosures, OSC
$lA5 Mechanical Tractor
with trailer attached. OK
Friday. JOG
$2.49 JOinted Doll, with sleep.
ing eyes and eye.
iashes, curly. wig. 20. @1 40
inch size ............ OAs4C
$4.9D Horsman Doh, with
clear mama voice, sleeping
eyes. m o h air wig; GO or
neatly dressed. ..,... UOsOO
HorsEnan and Effanbee Dolls.
with lace-trimmed dress and
bonnet; mama !. voice, sleeping
eyes. Snohair wig:
regularly $685.. Fri. pAME
day only. -. UfsOO
r. Dnn
The Washington times., 1924-12-11

SECOND FLOOR-LANSBURGH BRO.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
The Ne,U Perfected
Erershdrp Pencil
81 to Sc

Six new features raise the
Wahl Eversharp into a su-
perior, supreme writing COM
panion. You will like it more
the more you use it.
Stationery Section. Fist floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Silk GLOUes She'll Like

to wear with any frock in
summertime - in silver gray,
white pongee, mode or black.
2-button, $l.5o
8-button, 81
12-button, $2.25
16-button, $3.50
Glove Section. First 6oor
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Luggage for the Week End
Smart Black Enamel
Hat Box. SIC

Size lsxo, with blick or rus
set eowhide bindings; ring
handle, single lock, side
catches; lined in satecn;
with removable hat form and
pockets in both lid and BODY.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
A Distinctive New Pump of
Patent Leather, $3.50

The opera pump, SO much in
vogue, was never more distinc-
tive, and graceful, than in this
new mode1-for street and at
ternoon wear. The cut-out
vamp coming up over the in
step, the Spanish covered heels
and hand-turned soles, all add
u,nep.s Sboe Section Third door
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Two May Sale Specials
Corset-Brassieres
Special, $2.25
handmade Underwear seetisn. Tnsrd floor.

A slcnderizing model that
many women are wearing;
in pink broche, with elastic
through the hip line to give
perfect freedom; fastens at
the side. Sizes 81 to ~.
Oorset Section, Third 1sor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
A Smart Umbrella
ir, q NesU Color

You may choose from very dis
tinctive styles. In purple, navy
blue, taupe, dark green or
black with handles of carved
wood or composition, artist
cally decorated, $5.85 and 50.
Umbrella sectisa, First AcOr.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Small Black Enamel
Suitcase $50

With tan cowhide bindings
and corners. 1t is lined in
figured sateen, with pockets
in both ends and the top of
the case. 16, Is, 20 inch sizes.
Travelling Goods Section, First 8oor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09

When you seek the cool retreat of
or lawn-you will welcome the conf
Gloucester Model Couch Hammock,
SIS, in khaki duck, with thick, COM
Portable box-effect mattress.
Enxiander Hammock, big, COM
fortable model, in green and gray
duck; 74-inch.> $3.50.
Outing Goods Ssctioa. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Long Line Ba7'dedux
Special, 81

are of fine quality figured
broche, a splendid model for
the woman who wants a ban
deau that fits well down over
the corset; elastic insets on
the side give necessary free
dom. Sizes S to 4S.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Charming
HGrdkerchiefS

in fine linens, lovely colors
and white, with edges of sheer
lace or embroidery, Soc to 81.
Handkerchief Section, First noor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09

A Mothers Day Box
of Candy
Several attractive and different
boxes of Delicious Chocolates,
75c to $1.50 lb.
Candy Section, Fourth noer.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Clearance Sweaters
Offers Exceptional Savings
1926 $5.75 $3.50
StrasUs and FeIts
.
in White or White spith Color

Now is the time to buy sweater two for sum
mer there many attractive styles and coorsand at
these reduced prices offer you exceptional savings.
S3o5-Mohar and wool sweaters; golf, spon sleeve
less models; in varied color combinations
Ss7[Imported and American-made sweaters, of light
brushed wool many trimmed in contrasting color; CLOS
slp-ons and tuxedos, in fancy weaveS.
S7so-Lgtt weight wool-and-glos sweaters, in very
attractive models, also sleeveless brushed wool golf
vests.
Sweatr
Evening star., 1924-05-09
New English Sports Hose
Have Just Arrived

white Herringbone Ribbed Sports Hose, So, are going
TO De smart this summer with white frocks so much in
favor; in a mixtare of CLOS and isle
Ribbed Lisle Sports Hose, $225 are in herringbone
str1pes-nude, coating and black
Cotton Hose With Paris Clox 81, especially
tne for women who like soft comfortably fine stock
ing; in black, tan, nude camel, putty and gray.
wo1ens Hoeety first nesr.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Take q Boa
Bro,Urie Camera
Wnh You

on your vacation. Two sizes
So and $3.75.
Films to fit all sizes.
Developing and Printing-24-
hour service.
Kodak Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Gifts for Mother
on Mothers Day
Greeting Cards

may be chosen. Artistic in
decoration and color, appropri-
ate in sentiment, SC to ST..
A Appropriate Notices, with at
tractive verses, 75c to 81.
Stationery Section. First floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-19
,'t Too Late 70 Buy That Home---Ma1
REAL ESTATE-SALE K
NORWOOD

NORWOOD
 Be Sure To See This One A dandy 7-room bungalow near the boulevard. Has tile bath. oak floors and Arcola heat. Large living room, French doors, built in bookcases, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen and pantry. Two large bedrooms and sleeping porch. This home is beau tifully papered and ready for you to move right in. The price is rock bottom at $6,500. Terms. See or call MT. Edwards, Main 2267-742, 1227 Age-Her- aid Bldg.
 ARRANT INSURANCE
 AGENCY
 Real Estate Dept.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-19

NEGRO INVEsTMENT-Ensley, new Groom negro houses on corner lot 15Ox 15O with room on lot for more houses; total rents at present, $1 ,440 per year. Price, $s,25O, payable $2,75O cash, assume first mortgage of $3,000, pay balance SS0 per month. Call W. B. Thompson, Ensley 456, associated with Peyton A. Eubank, RealtoF.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-19
REAL ESTATE-SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
-s. A EARLE AVE.


 Here is a charming new bunga- low you would like to have for your own. On the new and beau tiful section of Earle Ave, l block from rapid trolleys and paved boulevard leading directA 1y to Birmingham downtown and to busy Ensley. Comfortable living In this smartly designed , home. Extra size radiant brick fireplace in large living room which opens wide into dining loom. Kitchen complete, large bedrooms and enclosed sleeping porch with windows; spacious closets, tile bathroom, hot water heat, the most modem; side driveway on extra size lot BOX 160 feet. The red tile porch blends beautifully with colors of the house. This can be yours . for $750 cash; price $5.750, $45 month. You can see this prop erty without obligation if you will phone Main 955.
 Estes R. E. & Ins. Co. s14-17 WOODWARD BLDG.
 TELEPHONE. MAIN s55
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
That's service---Plus"

We all know just where buy great many things
that don't Want-butr--
How about the many times when "want what we want
when want it Z"
That's "a cat Of different color" that's where real
service cfmes I'M
Do you know where to turnat minutes notce-to have
letters typed carpets cleaned your lawn repaired?
Can you take down telephone receiver and call in
the best in the city to wire your home electricity;
tune the piano or a reliable aundress TO
1aunder the blankets?
Maybe you don't need any Of these serices-today But
you have wanted them-and you'll them again and
again!
All sorts Of servcesfrom watch, clock and every re-
pairing contracting and buldng-are offered in the
Business Service group Of cassicatons the Times and
Herald classified section
Read, these ads today-and when you want SERVICE
remember where to find i'll
YOU render business servce-it would nav Won tn
Phone Main $500 and list your I'D among the otbers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
Real Estate For Sale
Houses for Sale.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

% GNAAA Or It GhlNNos
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Apartment, two family. one Of reome
and bath; one Of rooms and bath:
separate heating plants. The buiIdinK
eemi-detached and located Ia Wash
.Hn ag most exclusive section. Price.
West of 14th N. w.
Ten rooms bath, modern heat, cleo
tricity. baths cellar under the entire
house. Very moderate terms. PFicA,
sAv'1SV.
West Of 18th N. w.
Six rooms, hot-water heat. electricity,
cellar cellar. garaEe- Terms can be arranged.
Brookland- 81 900 Cash.
Detached, center hall style. rooms
hot-Water heat electricity. cellar. house
In excellent condition; Immediate pos
session; T.7bO.
Brookland Bungalow, Detached.
electricity. garage. Price. $500. Terms
can be arranged.
Near 9TH. and G N. w.
First commercial: on car line; even
with the street: easily converted into
OnOO.
market, delicatessen store or laundry.
6-room brick. rooms daep. modern
bath. large back yard to wide alley
Only $1,000 cash. Price $4,000.
Near Union Station.
Brick, 8 rooms and bath. garage
Immediate possession: terms can b
arranged. Price 4S.2So.
Stanton Park.
Brick, 9 roomA bath, cellar. Terms
can be arranged. Price e6,50A
For Colored.
Northwest.
Brick, six rooms and bath. Terms
can BE- arranged. Price $3.50.
Stanton Park.
Only $500 cash and $500 per month
space for several cars. large front yard
side lot. location 10 excellent. Price
Investment Property.
Several small houses TO be sold IN
lots to settle estates.
SOUTHERN REALTY co,
S26 14th N. w.
Phone Franklin ISIS.
CHEVY CHASE
Located west OF Connecticut ave.
e10.7b0; cannot be. duplicated for this
price; rooms Is bedrooma); hot
water heat; electricity: large porches;
garage.
PETWORTH
One block from Grant Circle; practi-
caily new colonial type house; con-
tains rooms; modern In every par
ticular; large porches; long lot to
alley. This Is . good buy for this
BLOOMINGDALE \
Located close to First st. In this
all-white section; 8 large rooms e bed
rooms) and reception hall; electricity;
has been newly papered and painted;
good yard to alley. Priced at $4,000 ana
c. C. SHARAH
Continental Trust Bldg.
Main o6O0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
Real Estate for Rent
Apartments -Turnlshed

perm: high-cIass, exceptional 2 to 5 r
downtown apis. Col. ASS. eummer rates
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
Auction Sales

ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTIoNEnM.
Brick Dwelling. rooms ana hath.
or arranged for two apartments: oleOs
trio lights: fine condition; No. I7S ,
street southwest; large lot to 1e.fooD
alley, with 3 garages in rear. BY
public auction on the premises Monday.
June ., 1924. at o'clock p. m. Terms:
Subject to trust. $4,000 ut CIV. bals
ancs $1,6oo cash. the remainder $50 per
month and interest. Deposit Of 920O
required At sale. ADAM A. wESCHLER.
Aucttoneor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
instruction

Private Instruction So
AUTO driving lessons privately given.
Call Lincoln 90. We do the rest.
DRIVING lessons free for prospective
buyers Fords Call Mr.. White.
TGToRIN0-FKENC SPANISH, ENG
LISH, maeh., by competent teacher.
(. r. 2S74. Apt. sos. The Ethelhurst.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30
Rooms to Rent

ROoms-FurnIshed Is
A ST. N. e.. SIS. Apt. Broom in mod
srn apartment: lady.
c ST. N. T.. 426-Entire floor: clean,
bright, furnished rooms and private
bath. !. h. k.~privileges.
c ST. n. D., 617.--Two front connecting
CARROLL AVE. 80, Takoma Park,
Md.--TRree furnished rooms and
porch. S36 month Col soSe-J.
CLIFTON ST. N. W.. 11T4-Two nicely
furn. rooms for Ink, with water in
Kitchen: near bath: electric lights.
r ST. N. W.. l7Ss--Single rooms. 1880:
large double front rooms: twin beds;
- q: m: l.. $500. Franklin 2309.
G ST. N. W.. ls2l--Larse double front
room: also single room; ami
HARVARD ST. N. w, 1s3s-Spiendid
room, mr.. bath; phone; In superior
home: for ! or young men. recon.
u ST. n. w, B3I-TWo front rooms.
Light housekeeping: adults only.
EYE ST. N. W., 606-- Furnished rooms
for light houeekeepinG.
EYE ST. n, W., ss0--HOusekeepin
EYE N. W.. -sosh--Front or 2-rm. flat.
Ink. private, summer rates.
EYE ST. N. W.. 30O9--2nd floor front,
Southern expos. suitable for $40
mo-; large hall room, front, South. ex-
Without board; quiet neighborhood.
EYE ST. s. O.. COS rooms, bath, IL
uoorj back ana front yards.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-21

~Uskueenste domov svych nl! Zde. prosfed. ez Nam
umozni spatft umoznsni Vasich pan dosazenych Va
sem domovs nepfesnsjsm zpi.obu. mdzete sobs vbra
domac nabytek key vtat bude VASE hosty bude siym
pramenem radosti Vas: Vas rodny
Znalec donaciho nabyku jako ii. kdoz nesou kkove ma
bytkG naleznou veky zavod schopny opa nabytkem
mmoadnych hodnot pevne mike ceny Jest zde nabytek
pro kazdy dh domova. svoj vsc rozmsjici pomoc eho
vybeu ktera zpisob ze may obnos dokazete vekych
vec pna sluzba daleko sahajici pomoc pokud yce
plaebnich podmnek. ktere Vam umozni m We Vasem do
move nabytku ktery bude stalym pramenem pychy
velike rados
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-21

Vybav domov nen nkteak ednoduchou otazkou ale ste
otazkou radosnou Jest skute6nym potssenim shromazdt
nabyek ktery ma byt o6ekavanymi tastnym roxy. ale
pravne opatfen nabyku pro krsny domov jest umenm
dou. kterym zamestnava genius zruGnos We skutec
nos jest snadnym prove nekoik drahych chyb ale kdyz
jest po zku;ena rada akou naleznete pax
zete tax uent vydan maleho domov mule byt vytea
ne zafizen dobrem vkusu bez vystfednosti ''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-12
Reichstag Clues Marx
Vote Of Confidence

Berlin. - The reichStag expressed
approval of Chancellor Marx dec
laration on the Dawes report by a
vote Of PAT to 1872 Communists. Ma
tionalists and members of the Deutsch
Voelkische party voted against 1t. The
poll may be regarded as tantamount
to vote Of confidence In the govern
ment, at least so far as its foreign
policy is concerned.
The victorious resolution, (which was
presented by the Middle Parties, was
deliberately couched In limited form.
embracing only the approval of the
cabinets foreign policy In order to
make possible It's support By the So
cialists. A prior resolution presented
by the Nationalist, expressing no con-
fidence in the government, was DE-
feated by vote OF 239 to 1914. a res
olution presented by Herr Grasfe, Of
Ludendorff's party, expressing conf
dence In the government, was side
tracked on technical grounds.
The reichstag adjourned until June
"a when it will consider legislation
designed to put the Dawes plan into
effect. From sources very close to
the government 1t was learned that
the work of drafting legislation reQui-
site for executing the Dawes plan is
proceeding favorably in close CO.
operation between German and allied
experts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-12
CHANGES IN G. O. p.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Roy o. West Of Illinois NelO
Secretary.

Cleveland, Ohio.-Roy O. West of
Illinois was selected as secretary of
the Republican national committee,
succeeding George Lockwood of In
diana.
Fred Upham of Chicago, who for
years has been in charge OF the
finances of the party, decided to with
draw as treasurer of the committee.
His successor has not been chosen.
A third big figure in the control OF
Republican party organizations Is to
retire as soon as the national conven-
ton ends. This is John T. Adams. the
chairman.
It is expected that Mr.. Upham will
be made national committeeman from
Illinois, succeeding L. 7. Sherman.
Mr.. West, who has gained name
for silence, won the favorable notice
OF Mr.. Butler during the Illinois pri-
mary race between Senator Medill
Mccormick and Deneen. West was
Deneen's manager.
The selection of Mr.. West for the
national secretaryship, while only ten
tative, is said to have the strong APP
proval of the White House He for
merly mas been a member of the ma
tional committee.
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COMMITTEES to Scrutinize
Campaign Expenditures

Washington The La Toilette reso
luton authorizing committee Of the
senate to sit during the summer and
watch expenditures in the presidential
campaign was adopted in the senate
Saturday without record vote.
A committee Of five was appointed.
They were Senators Dorah, Idaho,
chairman, and Jones, Washington, Re-
publicans; Shipstead, Minnesota,
Farmer-Labor; Caraway, Arkansas,
and Bayard, Delaware, Democrats
La Toilette Friday night moved that
the committee on audit and control
be discharged from further considera-
ton of the measure, but it was re-
ported out just before the motion came
up Saturday. Upon motion Of Senator
Reed, Missouri, Democrat, the resolu-
ton was amended so that the COM
mittee will also see that full publicity
is given to the campaign expenditures
and contributions of senatorial can
didates.