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WARDMA AN.
1870 14th St. NV

PAIGE-JEWEIT
USED CAR DEPT.
1926 Oakland Coach. $500
1924 Jewett Special Tour. 80
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan. 49,. 200
1924 Paige Brougham ... 800
1923 Ford Touring. .. 100
1928 Dodge Business Coupe SOC
1923 Durant Sedan. .... BPS
1922 Buick Touring. ... 200
1922 Liberty Sport Touring 800
1922 Maxwell Touring -. 25O
1921 Roamer Sport Touring 300
Liberal Terms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOTORS. INC.
Used Car Department,
1922 14th St. NV.
Potomac 773.
Open Evenings and Sunday
PACKARD slX sL2, SEDAN: 1870: 2 an,l
new -............... 81 ,ooo
REQ Sedan 1925: condition equal to
new ...''''...... 80"
REQ Sedan. 1924; newly painted. ... 80
studebaker Sedan. 1924. 5-passen-
ger: excellent condition throughout 615
Marmon speedster. 1924. 5-pass. 80. 1876
Hudson Coach. Al condition. ...... 500
Marmom speedster. 1923, a-pass. 49,. 1.l75
Marmon Sedan 1921. 7.psss.; new
~ pdlDtcu. w"
Marmon Touring 1922, 1-pass.;
fully equipped. SO
Marmon Washington Co..
1636 Conn Ave.
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CHEVROLET TOURING CARS, 1923, 1924
ana 1926: 500 to $500. all have extras
and are in good condition: 10 TO select from;
liberal terms Owens Motor Co. 6323 GA.
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RI A w X | n S

Used Cars. Late Models
1926 Nash 4-door sedan. .S1.l75
1926 Nash 2-door sedan. 1850
1925 Hupmobile touring. 600
1924 Hupmobile touring. 500
1924 Studebaker touring. SIS
1923 Jordan brougham -. AS
1924 Dodge coupe ...... AS
1924 Maxwell coupe. AS
1925 Olds sedan. ....... 500
1924 Overland sedan. -. 200
1924 Nash touring. ....:. AS
1924 Ford 4-door sedan. 200
1923 Dodge touring ..... SIS,
1924 Chevrolet sedan -. 275
1924 Chevrolet touring >. 200
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sS, ETC.
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All of these cars are 20 be
sold for unpaid balances.
Packard straight s roadster.
1928 sport. model: best looking car in
town; mechanically perfect: has rumble seat.
Oldsmobile sport touring car.
First-class mechanical condition: real good
car; looks very sporty; S4OO.
Durant sedan, 1924.
Looks good and runs good: 1895.
Elcar touring. 1924.
good. Guaranteed to be in perfect con
diton: $3.50.
Cadillac Touring, Model 81.
New tires. paint. upholstery lik. new:
mechanically Al. Real bargain, S795.
Ford Tudor sedan. 1926.
Latest model out; can't tell from new;
Ford Fordor sedan. late 1924.
runs nallSSn aSS looks tFs a n.W condition
Studebaker big six, seven-pass.
touring car. 1924 model.
just overhauled and rspainted: good tires
everything in perfect order. 5000.
Chevrolet coupe. 1924.
runs like a new car: $500.
Buick 4 Touring. 1925 Model.
Nee Mechanically S perfect; eeL paint, upholstery ex
Studebaker 6.
Touring car. 1924; all new cord tire. and
new paint: Just 0verhauled: Al condition
Ford Tudor sedan.
Late 1925 Balloon tires; new paint
Overland touring. 1924.
and Hsrss kc real or & looks
Hudson Coach. 1925.
This car. has only been run s.T0O miles,
motor perfect upholstery and paint zers
Essex sport sedan.
oa car with good rsputsti9n; runs 6e r6e
%eehaneaiS nesh SSes I ' resi sTps bargain SsS ssOd @
Terms Onc-tifth Cash. Balance
in Twelve Months.
GLASSAlAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 l. St. NV. Main ,67O5.
WARDMAN.
WEEKLY BUDGET PLAN.
SIS DOWN.
Balance in small weekly
payments.
The Weekly Budget Plan i,
made possible by the unlimitej
resources and capital enjoye1
by Wardman Motors. Inc.
Year Model. Pay down
1924 Willys-knight Rdstr. So
Balance weekly payments.
1924 Essex Coach ........ SIS
Balance weekly payments.
1924 Nash Touring ........S27
Balance weekly payments.
1925 Maxwell Coach SIS
Balance weekly payments.
1923 Hudson Sedan SIS
Balance weekly payments
1924 Willys-Knight Four. So:
Balance weekly payments.
1924 Ford Coupe So
Balance weekly payments.
1923 Jewett Touring So
Balance weekly payments.
1925 Fiupp Touring .......$25
Balance weekly payments.
1925 Buick Touring. .S125
Balance weekly payments
WARDMAN.
1870 14th St. NV.
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We Still Have Urgent Requests
For More Trucks for Road
Building.

We Have Trucks Either New or Rebuilt.
Easy Terms-So Finance Charge.
fine line of late model ISTERNATIOE-
AIS rebuilt: new-car guaranty: from I ton
speed jobs up: in all sizes; also nearly every
make and size of trucks.
See us for what you want. The price and
terms will be absolutely right.
Ask Mr.. Bell for proposition aud latest
used-car bulletin.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC.
Day and Night Shop Service.
o"S ist -. NV. FrarShn ll.0.
Open Evenings. i'rdahiln l3@3.
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We have others on our floor
and we invite your inspection.
TERMS.
Will Accept Your Car i'll Trade.
II. B, LEARY, IR.. & BROS,
1921 14th NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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Easy Terms. >
Your Car In Trade. I
,5O-DAY GUARANTEE.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
49,. Factory Branch.
l4th and p Sts. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
5O-DAY GUARANTEE.
CLEARING
= HOUSE SALE

CLEARING
y HOUSE SALE.
DISTRICT PEERLESS CO..
1926 CONN. AVE. POT. O7S.
ROBERT E. GREER. President.
ROBERT W. GEIB.. Vice President.
JULES f. HENDERSON. Vice President.
BUICK BROUGHAM. l925-NEW PAINT.
NEW TIRES: PERFECT CONDITION Me-,
CHANICALLY.
BUICK COACH-NEw PAINT: A BAR
GAIN.
FLINT TOURING 1925-NEw. PAINT.
NEW TIRES: MOTOR REBUILT: WILL
SACRIFICE.
PEERLESS. MODEL $50 1926 5-PASS
SEDAN DEMONSTRATORS; SUBSTANTIAL
REDUCTION.
PEERLESS, 7-PASS. SEDAE-PERFECT
CONDITION: NEW PAINT: A RARE BUY.
PEERLESS. 1-PASS. TOLR1NG--SEW
PAINT: CAN NOT BE BEAT IN PRICE.
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BILLS GARAGE.
Used Cars-Open Evenings.
Essex Coach 1924-New tires. trunk.
Paige Touring, 1928. 7-passenger-good
tires.
Dodge Touring late 's3-Good tires.
Chevrolet Coupe. 19"3-New paint new
tires.
All cars Al mechanical condition. Priced
right Terms.
BILLS GARAGE.
CT n "
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condition: good tires: S1T5: $35 cash. S15
monthly. Washington Motor Exchange.
3022 14th ST. North 5619.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN late 20: thoroughly
overhauled: good balloon tires, bumpers,
other extras: Sl00 terms Can Mr., Con
nell. Adams 6000 or after Col. 1871.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923: motor in per,
feet condition: good paint Call MIR. Brooks
Col. 5lOS-W. 3911 New Hampshire ave.
n W hot a and n m
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CHEVROLET COUPE. late 25: $415 cash
Can Adams 1O040. 4 30 to 7:30 pm. 49,
CHEVROLET COACH 1926, demonstration:
}leed about 80 days: new car guarantee !:
transmission lock spare. parking bumpers:
$500 terms: no trades. See Mr.. Banning,
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Notice These Specials.

For i Days Only.
Buick Sport Roadster. 'a3; like new. $3.50
Buick Rdstr. %, recently overhauled. ESQ
stass shandsr spadster 'kes reak motor
Olds sport Touring, disc wheels 49,. so
Stutz 4-pass. Touring. .......... $50
Essex 4-cvi Coach. h............. o15
Ford Tudor Sedan. 1924. ......... o25
Lexington Touring g.......,......... 20
Hupmobie Touring. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Hupmobi1e Roadster r............ 10
Stut2 Roadster. ........ 80
Liberty Hoauster ....... 20
Ha1Sos Haqges fSnpe RoaSster 136 ~
Durant Sedan. ........... $50
studebaker Special Six, 4-pass.. i55
Dodge Touring ,......... 100
Studebaker Light Six. ..,... oT5
Cadillac M59: unpaid notes. ... 1875
Marmon Roadster: unpaid notes. ..... 125
Ford Trucks. i-ton taJ .... sioo and $50 $50
White 2-tOn Dump. .... 80
Sterling 3 u ton Dump. ...-..... 975
Buick 1-ton, stake body. ....... 100
ROBERT HERsoNs AUTSo & U1TSo1Ex ExcHANGE sHH gsises
100 Florida Ave. NE. North 1O4Os. f9'
USED CAR
CORNER.
oPES AND cIosEsD.
Special Prices.
Liberal Terms.
10th AND YOU,S ,STS.
Washington Cadillac Co.,
Frank. $500. Open Evenings.
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Buick 4 Touring. 1925 Model
Mechanically perfect: paint. upholstery ex
cellent tires Al S465
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CHANDLER. Al condition: $3.50 takes this.
glance and ride will convince yotf: h,e-
t'Omohlle Co. 112R Conn. ave. Main SO29.
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CHEVROLET .4-door sedan 1925: balloon
lass car at most reasonable figure Hol-
land Motor Co. Inc. 1919 18th st. fbet.
< and L.: Open Sundays and evenings.
Potomac 800
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1923 TeWett Touring.

The powerful six. try to pass one on a
hill: nickel shell radiator. nickel head
lamps: the motor little noisy. bu. great
guns, how she can pull: bargain at S275.
You can't buy a good Ford for that. Terms.
of course.
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t1HEvROLET 1924 TOURING. III perfect me
rhanical condition.: good tires: refnished IN
s43 40 down and S4.34 per week. Ouris-
man Chevrolet Sales Co.. 635 II st. ne.
.tvn-e md
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1920 Hupp Roadster
Here's Il splendid old car. Many thou
sands of miles still left. AT S1"5. Why
walk:
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tHEVROLET 1924 COUPE: refln.shed in
.hanically: good rubber: only S4s 40 down;
balance 50 "a per week. Olirisman Cheyro-
let Sales Co. 625 II st. ne. Open evenings
.tud Gtlpjavs
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FLINT SPORT TOURING - Latest model;
ALMOST new; driven by owner; ) dis, wheels.
4-wheel brakes. 5 balloon tires. bumpers
iust the unpaid notes. Si9s; IL months to
pay for it. Trade your car in. See Mr.
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FORD TOURING. 1871 srtnished III black
sDuco; five good tires. lock wheel; psrkins
down aud 81 - ner week. Ourisman Chev-
iolet Sales Co, 6"o s.. ne. Open eve
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CHEVROLET SEDAN 1925 - Bumpers.
large wheeE car looks and runs like new ::
$3.50. 5000 cash. balance in II months.
Cali Col 5000
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1913 mo.:sl. with
light; Duco paint; mechanical condition guar
anteed; S125 down balance small monthly
nayments. Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co.
625 H st ne Open evenings and Sunday.
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HUDSON-E SSEN
USED CARS.

Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
i'll Washington.
Please Compare the
Following list
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SELECTED TRADIt-INS.
SIS TO 500.
SPECIAL SALE.

The ears listed below represent our recen
trade-ins which we have grouped in thi
special sale Of popular cars at popular prices
SIOO and some az low as $50 Read thi
list carefully and then come in early for you
selection.
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CHEVROLET TOURING 1925: in perfect
condition: balloon tires. bumpers and spare
fire: small down payment. balance l:
months Mr.. Stakes. Pot. 34O2-W.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925; frst-class con
dition. A real good buy at $3.50. Terms
Franklin $50. 1926 Goth st. NV.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN-Just a
few weeks old: driven less than 1000 miles.
Buick Agencv 1915 Conn. ave.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBLES.


RS es sEDAs .sae er pro%e ae.
sale. $475 cash. Telephone Line 440l. l6'
BUICK 8 SPORT ROADSTER perfect. cor
lilo g st. Main l115. 15s
BUICK TOURING, 10:3-very quiet motor
ols 1Oth ne.
sI;IcK RuIcK RoADsTER--Excellent running con
ton: SIO0. I62s Webster NV
BUICK MASTER SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1929
model: lust like new; spare tires. Gabriel
other extras; bargain for quick purchaser
~. slRPly 1903 R. l. ave. ne. Phone Hya''s
every way: eheap. 1907 Kalorama I'd NV.
CADILLACS. late models: 6ls. 83s. road
ees hs p.ees are rrh 50
are the terms With your o P'ss ear as s part pay
ll32 Connecticut ave. Main 2OS0.
A glance and q ride viii conyinc. Won: 10
:-omobile Co. 1928 Conn. ave. Main S02a.
CHEVROLET 1924 COUPE: retin:shed in
nGo so5d rPe1 fuSber Cny
stst Co. dsS Hef e. ne o5%an opsn Tsnnss
CHEVROLET TOURING. 19:b mo:si. with
hxn go3d bali2on tires bumper AMI parking I,5
payments. - ourisman Chevrolet sales Co.
ID st. ne Open evenings anu Sunday.
fEe. Ta5sb vn 1920 fo SaOqn ,o
sell: $500: terms Cleveland 4e54. 15s
tHEvROLET 1924 TOURING III perfect me
rhanical condition; good tires: refnished IN
sine DuGo Co.. bumper spare 1 rires s etc; oris 0nN
man Chevrolet Sales Co, 6:5 II st. ne.
0pen evenings and SUNDAYS.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1870: same as new
car, $3.50. Terms. Franklin $50. ll.c
I5H T., co1RF S1aJ 5S5 s. S.
few weeks old: driven less than 900 miles
Buick Agency. 1915 Conn. ave. .
rHEVROLET .4-door. sedan. 1925: balloon
tires: Duco paint: only 5000 miles: first
land Motor Co. Inc. 1919 18th st. fbet.
and II. Open Sundays and EVENING".
rHExRoLET COUPE, late late "a; "a; exc sHeel!snt 81
monthiy. fhSn WA Washington % p Motor ' Exchange'
.!022 14th st. North 5679.
Can Adams 10000. 4 30 to 7:30 pm. 15'
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926. demonstration:
used about 30 DAYS new car guarantee:
500: terms: no trades. See Mr.. Banning.
h:,23 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET TOURING CARS. 1923. 1924
and 1925; 500 to $500: all have extras
liberal terms Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga.
ave.
CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923: motor in per,
feet condition; good paint. Can Mr.. Brooks.
Col jlOS,W. 3a11 New Hampshire ave.
CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1928: in nerfect
condition: looks like new; used as a demon
strator: fully equipped Call Mr. Thomas.
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1924 Olds Sedan.

A dandy nice little closed six x-ty Under
tomObile. clean as a whistle inside and out.
Painted matoon. that good color for, this
year. The tenders are clear. no dlnRs, dents.
Any way you take it, $3.50 is dirt cheap.
Small cash payment and take your time ON
the balance.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

I7-- IItlI'J NOttPN.
Mr. Busy Business Man with one ear.
leave the good car at home and come to
business in this little single scatter. Very
easy on gas. tires and-you Gan get il for
song-even if you don't sing well. $3.50
cash, terms or trade.
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DURANT COUPE late 20: 4-wheel brakes,
balloon tires; $3.50. 51a 10th ne.
DTRANT TOURING. 1923; $40" North
o5S4-R 81 W NV
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CHEVROLET COUPE. l924-Same as new:
low mileage: ear been in storage II months:
new tires and several extras. Price. 5000:
easy terms. See Mr. Springman, Pecl's Ga
rage :121 14th at. NV.
CHEVROLET TOCRING-Late model. 51s
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DODGE TOT RING CAR in very good con.
,litiun and looks nice: you will be surprised
when you inquire the price. See this. to,
.isy for very unusual bargain, Holland
Motor Co., Inc. 1919 18th ST. tbet. and
J., Open Sundays and evenings. Potomac
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CHEN ROLET SEDAN, 10:o: same new
car. $3.50. Terms. Franklin $3.50. 1l2G
Evening star., 1926-10-15

ROADSTER 19.6-Car is in
first-class condition. $3.5; can arrange
InIl III hARn
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seIeCtIOn
1921 liupmobile Touring.
1923 Chevrolet Sedan.
1922 Overland Touring.
1922 Ford Speedster.
1921 Ford Sedan. ..
1920 Buick 6 Touring.
1922 Hudson Coach.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Inc,
1919 18th st. Bet. K & IL.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main 0050.
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FORD SEDAN in perfect condition: has
many extras; tires are, all good including
spare: has been well taken care of and will
he sold on easy terms Triangle Motor Co.
osN New York
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1924: tvs new
tires. new top. seat covers. parking light. al-
tomato windshield wiper, new paint: 5000:
400 lEth 81
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tADILLACS. late models: 61s. 8as. road
s!ers. . touIlngs. lmperials. suburbans. llmou-
are the terms. with your car as part pay
,nent. See Mr.. Hines, Lincoln Salesroom,
Evening star., 1926-10-15

FLINT 4.pASSENGER COUPE; car like
new: tires are new. l.ocomohiie Co ll"S
Conn aY" Main SO'9
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DODGE TAXI 192;;-New Rubber. paint.
etc fine running shape: attractive price
and terms Address Box ABE. Star Office. :.
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1HRYSLER '.T0' 7COACH-Appearance and
condition like new: terms trade. Loco
mobile Co. 1928 Conn ave. Main So.a.
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= I'-TLD ~SII4A l. Z IN.
COST NO NOR T..
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
ROYAL SLAVE
The Best sc Cigar on the Market
Made in Newark

The wife who demands the Unior
Label shows becoming pride in her
social usefulness.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22

Detroit, Mich.-By a unanl-
nous vote the A. F. of L. con-
vention declared for a nation
wide organization campaign IN
the automobile industry.
The convention approved the COM
mittee's recommendation that the
question of jurisdiction be suspended
during this movement. President
Green was authorized to call a con-
ference of all national and information
al unions for the purpose OF working
out the campaign details.
The automobile industry is the third
largest in the country and employs
more than 100000 workers, exclu-
sive of garages and distributing de-
pots.
"This is the most highly specialized
industry in existence" said James
O'Connell, president of the A. F. of
L. Metal Trades Department. Its
employees are specialized atoms. Ev-
erv individual, with the exception of
few employed in the maintenance
of tools, is a specialist in the highest
sense of the term. Men and women
do a particular thing, regardless OF
how small that particular thing may
be. and that is their occupation, day
in and day out, year in and year out.
"Can you imagine an individual oc-
cupied every hour repeating one SIN
gle operation over and over and over
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
Child Costs His
Parents $7238

Washington, D. Cit is estimated,
saws "Trends and Indications" that
to bring a child into the world, feed,
cIothe and shelter him until the age
If IA. costs parents and the commun-
ity about $8338 for family llVlng n
on about $2500 year income. 10
the parents the cost $7238, and TO the
community about $11O0, this latter
being for education. Of the parents
expenditure about $50 is for social
ed minor educational expenses, such
as books, writing utensils and carfare
to school. The total expenditure per
child is divided as follows: Clothing
shelter, S94OO; food, $25OO, education
S115O; miscellaneous, $624; recrea-
ton, health, $141; birth expenses
$3.50.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
Anti-UniOn Employers
Stop School Building

San Francisco, Construction
on school building in this city has
ceased because the Industrial Asso
citation stopped contractors from Sc
curing building material when they
refused to discharge a union carpen-
ter.
The association is endeavorlng to
enforce it's anti-union shop, and is OPP
Grating through supply men and
banks. The carpenters have organ
lied supply companies to aid union
contractors.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
Auto Workers Will Be Organized
Regardless Of Jurisdiction Lines

again? Can you imagine the state
of mind of the individual who is oc-
cupied in screwing a nut on a bolt his
entire life time? Can you imagine
the state of mind of that individual
when he has left the shop?"
Despite newspaper claims, Presi-
dent O'Connell said, these workers
were not satisfied, but they dare not
object, as their places can be easily
filled. He said that the industry is
so tremendously specialized that joint
action by the entire trade union
movement is necessary.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22

he would use every power of govern
ment at his command to maintain the
anti-union shop.
eff the jury did not find him
guilty." said President Green, 81 know
that that greater jury, the great
American public, will have their own
opinion regarding his guilt or inno-
cence."
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
Jury
Splits on Guilt
of the Accused
After Long Drawn Out Trial No
Verdict Is Reached in
Federal Court

New York-A federal jury
failed to agree in the case of
Harry M. Daugherty and Thom-
as w. Miller, former attorney
general and former alien prop
erty custodian, respectively.
The government claimed that the
defendants shared SAL 900 handed to
the late John T. King, Connecticut
politician, for rushing through the
offices of Daugherty and Miller 81
100000 claim of Richard Merton, head
of German metal syndicate, whose
property was seized during the World
War. Merton paid King $50 600 in
cash and 1891 900 in Liberty bonds
Large blocks of the bonds were trac-
ed to Jesse Smith, confidant of Harry
NJ. Daugherty, and who committed
suicide in Washington.
Nal. S. Daugherty, president of an
Ohio bank and brother of Harry M.
Daugherty, testified that the former
attorney general burned ledger pages
Of the bank that the government con-
sidered valuable to support its case.
When Daugherty was indicted he
pleaded for suspension of popular
Judgment until | have my day in
court" But when that time arrived,
he declined to take the stand in his
own behalf.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22
Fashion TailOrs Win

New York-After weeks strike
1920 men and women tailors employ
ed in fashionable Fifth Avenue es-
Establishments reduced the work week
from "A to 40 hours and raised wages
So a week The contract is for two
years, but the workers reserve the
right to reopen the wage scale if in
creased living costs warrant.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-22

Detroit, Mich. = President Greer
called the attention of the A. F. of j.
delegates to the trial of former At
torney General Daugherty, who escap-
ed conviction of conspiracy charges by
a divided jury. This is the same at
torney general, said President Green,
who secured an injunction against
railroad shop men and who declared
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-27

"His own operations + conduct
ed in units Of 10000 acres, as nearly
as possible.
Skilled Labor and Big Machines
Second, of course, is Tom Camp
BELLS conviction that dry farming
must be done with power machinery,
and in the largest units possible.
with $4,000 acres in crop last
year and half as much or more in
summer fallOw, the following trac-
tors Weer used: six mammoth 70 H.
p. caterpillars, tWenty-three enOTm-
Gus 4O's, ten 22-4O's, and ten small
tractors of 1920 H. P, used only for
switching purposes around the farm.
"OtheF machinery used included
twenty-five ten-bOttOm fourteen
inch gang plOws, thirty t~en-fOOt
disks, sixty twelve-fOot disk drills,
EseVenty-tWO eight-fOOt binders, seven
combines, eight stationary thresh-
ing machines, and 200 grain wagons
holding 90 bushels apiece. The to-
tai investment in machinery and i'm
prOvements is about thirteen dollars
per RI
"In power farming Of this char
acter, skilled labor is essential. That
brings US to the third of Tom Camp
bells industrial principles: Employ
skilled helpers and few Of them; pay
big wages for better work and reduce
the cost Of production.
ION the largest engines he pays
minimum wage Of six dollars a day
on the other large engines five dol
lars a day; and the lowest wage paiC
on the farm is q minimum Of fOul
dollars a day to common labor.
'NOte the word minimum. In ad
ditiOn there is a bonus Of ten cents
lper mile, according to the work per
formed.
Run on Railroad Schedule
"Men don't walk on this farm; the,
run. The work day averages abou
twelve hours in the busy season, ant
the machines never stop IL the OpeT
atOrs can possibly help it. Repair
are made at night, because the ma
chimes positively must start IN time
like a railroad train, in the morn
ing.
There is a fourth OF Tom Camp
bells industrial principles that is ye
to be mentioned. That is factor
cost accounting. Every operation o
the farm is as carefully recorded, an
the figures studied, as in the mos
modern industrial organization
the land.
"And now we come to Tom CamI
D BELLS farming practices.
"FOr the first crop the land
| plOWed and disked. For the secOn
-icrOp it is not plOwed, but Is double
= disked. Spreading and disking in tE
8 straw in the fall helps to cOnserV
moisture, return humus to the sol
( and the second crop is as good as IL
n first.
4 "PlOWing on the Campbell far
icOsts two dollars per acre, and dis
y ing about thirty cents. Hence ]
8 saves nearly two. dollars per &C