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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-31

DAILY LESSONS in
ENGLISH
By w. L. GORDON
ees s0e=seaoaoses


Words often misused: Don't say
midnight yesterday" or midnight
last night" Say '1ast midnight. "
Often mispronounced: consum-
mate. Accent on first syllable is
preferred.
Often misspelled. holiday; one |.
Synonyms: arise, rise. ascend.
,ssne, flow. emanate.
Word study: use al word three
times and it is yours let us;ins
crease cur vocabulary by master
:n&. one word each day. Today's
word: stentorian; extremely loud.
"He raised his s, entorian voice in
command"
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Strangers win find cordial Christian welcome
Sabbath day--and Key West people would
do well to attend divine services somewhere every
Sunday.
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Two canoe padding champions were married
IN Toronto, and their experience will come in handy
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

/. Water and Sewerage.
2. Road to the Mainland.
-, 8. Comprehensive City Plan.
4. Hotels and Apartments.
6. Bathing Pavilion.
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LOOK AND LEARN
By A. C. GORDON

eeeeoSee@o0 . . Q
1. Where did General Lee sur
render his army to close the Civil
War?
2. What city in the U. S. is
the seat of the silk trade?
8. What famous king of his.
tory W assurnamed the Lion
Heart?
4. What kind Of bats settle on
the backs of horses and cattles and
suck blood?
5. Who was the first success
full postmaster-general of the u
S.?
Answers 60 Yesterdays Questions
1. Joan of Arc.
2. Choctaws, or Flathead In.
dams.
3. Charles Dickens.
A. Cocoa is OBJ aimed from the
cocoa bean and in its refinement
appears in commerce under the
name of Chocolate"
5. Henry Clay.
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A nice new game for elderly people is trying
remember the original names of the new songs
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A who keeps his nose to the grindsone
seldom turns it up at his neghbors.
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{ Possibly that row over Sunday closing at the
sesqui-centenn;al was staged by the publicity de-
partment
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The lawyers best friend is the fellow who
thinks he can make out his own will.
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GIRL HAS 6 HUSBANDS

BREMEN.-Frau Anna Bri,zen
is under arrest here on charge
of bigamy. She is accused of hav-
ing SIX husbands.
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/, Dumb Dora thinks Ethyl Gasoline must be
quite vamp considering how many have gone
iOOny over her.
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SWANS ATTACK BALD HEADS

CHERTSEY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
attacked two baldheaded men
competing in a swimming match
and the race had to be called off.
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All Emerson Fans are guaran-
teed for five years. iuly12-tf
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We follow the bankers advice to pay b.
check" but we prefer to receive in cash.
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Some popular song hits make US want to strike
out the singer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-31

When six boys applied for job as plumbers
nendation got it.
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When did anybody ever see you at Sunday
School church,
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stop Dandruff lmn,csiIately and
prevent its return by a weekly ap-
niicatiou Imperial Remedy; pleas
ant odor. not greasy. Your drug
gist.--Aag.
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cards of thanks resolutions OF respect obituary
lcticeB other than those which paper may give
matter Of viii be charged for at the rate of
seDts line.
Notice Of church and society and all other enter.
ailments from which is be derived will
~ charged for at the rate OF cents line.
The Citizen is forum and invites discussion
public Issues and subjects of local general inter-
ct but 1t will not publish anonymous communica-
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HEIP-DOMESTIC.

white hirhest reference.
v arrenton. Va zoe
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WANTED-AGENTS (Cont'd.

AGENTS-Make a dollar an hour: sell
iM N patent patch. Instantly mends
Co: Amsterdam. II. Y a''''e ''ee' ~
vice makes window washing IS per. cent. eas-
every housewife wants Is NO more LADDERS 10
c CLIMB. no mussy, rags to wiring; hands meyer
500 week is easy send Tor p cataios Of this
S and from oth sEro ouay rs6Ssr d.
IRON hast Gn the wr Rs'e Quick 's
Mfg Co. ! 5 Bar s.. Akron. Ohio.
Gt ia,a 3, CARD, AGENTS! whole or SPARE
free art c ad s sc sa .eer nshss
Bartholomew Co. ST. UAlhans. VI.
EYER lnd .STRATE sells fast to colored people
son $500 era Awe H
EVERY AUTOIsT will buy auto mitten dust
ers: big, profit: sample; particulars free. Ma
tlonal Fibre Broom Co. St Louis. Mo.
MAKE BIG MONEY before Christmas TAX
graved personal Christmas cards: new exclu
S vo, "a, DESIGNS expensive sample book free.
NEW WOSDERFUL SELLER. 1.40 profit
on every 81 so sale. monoera aiming autos:
Tree samples. Monogram Co.. C-27. Worces-
NEW 81 ARTICLE sell : out of 10 house
k MaTer pH-r profit. Csc. Morgan Co.. SIC
POLISHING CLOTH cleans All
fast at . Sc: samples free. F. G. Gale Co.,
III EdinborO ST.. Boston Mass
SEEK NO .LoNGER-send name and adj
dress: greatest selling wonder. needed in
every home means $50 daily to you: no dis
%orn kase' MeGsss" Ma.s
bossed IN gold; $500 d dozen up. An Samples
free. Dunbar Corp. New Brunswick n. J.
SELL PERSONAL greeting cards: full or
spare time: 400 commission paid daily: ex-
perence unnecessary: season now starting:
full cooperation: finest selection: low priced.
Klein Co. n North. Rochester. y. Y.
TO FEW men and women of education
and, ability in Washington the United States
Daily, the most unusual publication in
America. offers an exceptional opportunity
to present its merits newspaper to bust
ness executives and professional men: LIB
eral cOmmiss ons paid Call on Mr.. Kloeber.
week, days between and 10 am. and .
and nm.
WANTED-Agents. over 35 years. to do go
liciting for hlgh-class magazines. whole or
part time: good commission. Call after IL
noon. Room col. 1884 H at. NV. 1as
WE START YOU WITHOUT A DOLLAR
Soaps. extracts, perfumes. toilet goods ex-
perence unnecessary. Carnation Co.. Dept.
400 St. Louis. Mo.
ambition and industry. to distribute Raw
leigh's household products to steady users:
fine openings near YOU: we train and help
YOU so you can make up to 500 week or
more more no experience Necessary: pleasant nro y,
Co. Dent DC.5a Freenort III :.
SOB PROFIT. 3 days; by A. B. Hallum;
lor. Peoples Peoples Mfr 5s4 Randolph. Cfhficaso.'
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HELP-FEM.lLE.

SALESLADY. experienced. for
hlgh-class gowns and hats.
Weiss. 1872 Conn. ave.
MILLINERY SALESLADY /:
must be thoroughly expert
enced; permanent position and
good salary offered. Apply
Miss Joseph. kafka's, F at 10th
ST
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WANTED-sALEsME> fCont'd.

SELL the Universal kitchen tongs to mer.
chants: newest advertising specially: quick
seller; Eood side line; pocket sample. New
ton MIG. Co. Dept. o. Newton. Iowa.
THE RED WING LINE. known nationally
for third Of q century: established in every
state exclusive art and business calendars.
Leather I7,l speesIties bank SUPPLIES. novelties;
ger and better than ever: splendid opporttu-
nity for reliable; energetic salesmen exclu;
customers. fullest ,co-operation:. write for
personal interview later: A-No. 1 references
necessary. Red Wing Advertising CO.. Req
Wing. MINI.
% MEN to take orders for the Steral Brush
System. which appeals to every person who
appreciates, personal cleanliness. l145
Munsey Bldg. 20'
AL 500 WEEKLY SIDE LINE.
Big money selling at price to dealers ac-
cessory that Is absolutely essential to every
radio set exclusive protected territory. 116
Ashland Block. Chicago.
ATTENTION-IMMED RETURNS.
Experience unnecessary with the fastest
selling Christmas greeting card line of the
season: Fall business now at its height: won
derful opportunity: full or part time: liberal
Setting SAMPLES or commissions. John Baum
garth Co. 1921 w. Washington blvd. Chi
caEO.
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YOUNG MAN

FOR MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Young man between the ages
of 20 and Is years for our mems
furnishings department. One
with experience preferred. State
age, experience and full particu-
lars.
Address Box 373-H. Star Office.
BUS BOYS. also walters (col-
ored) for maids dining room.
Apply timekeeper,
Wardman Park Hotel.
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BOY to work in drug store 5000 Wis
consin ave. NV.
BOYS colored, for magazine work. between
II and ID years old. 745 Kenyon st. NV.
BUS BOYS. couple, white. 1870 sth ct Sc.
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CANDY SALESMAN.

We want a man that is a real
co-getter" and knows how to
sell volume as we'll as the little
buver: preference given to one
acquainted with trade: must
furnish satisfactory references
and have car.
This IL q very rare opportunity for man tn at
qualities. Address Boz 46b-H. Star once.
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AN EXCELLENT opportunit

AN EXCELLENT opportunity
is offered to men of high caliber
to form a connection with local
house specializing on loans.
Consideration will be extended
only to applicants who are am
bilious and energetic and who
are qualified to command an in
come of $1,000 or more. We
offer in this advertisement an
opportunity to earn an income
which will be limited only by
your capability. Commission
basis only. If you are merely
a job hunter, please do not ap-
Ply. All applications will be
treated as strictly confidential.
Address Box 242-H. Star office.
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SALESMAN
to sell low-priced lots to colored people.
Atlantic City property: easy payments;
salesman getting big results; pay day every
day; leads co. operation. Room S0c 1919
st. NV Call 10 to L. J.
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100000.

Banking institution has immediate open
ing for an outside representative to ex-
plain its advantages to- friends OF its eli
entele. The work is of diEnifed nature.
Unusual opportunity for advancement TO
executive position. No special experience
necessary. Give phone number. Address
Box 446-H Star Office
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III 18th \ w

WASHINGTON, ID. {.
WANTED AT ONCE-Men of
sterling character and ability
who can meet the better class,
to represent one. Of the fastest
growing organizations in the
electrical refrigeration field full
instructions and assistance in
closing sales given to men
selected. See Mr.. Knowles,
after 10 am, Amos G. Dowsley,
Inc. 1912 \. y. ave. NV.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
THE REMINGTON CASH
REGISTER CO., SUBSIDI-
AIRY OF REMINGTON
ARMS CO., COULD USE
ONE OR TWO HIGH
GRADE Statesmen WITH
SALES EXPERIENCE; DE-
SIRE MEN BETWEEN 25-,35
WHO WISH TO CONNECT
WITH RELIABLE FIRM
w Fl F r f PRODUCTION
WILL. GIVE EXCELLENT
IMMEDIATE RETURNS
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
RAPID AND PERMANENT
ARRANGEMENTS: SHORT
TRAINING PERIOD WITH
SALARY: GUARANTEED
TERRITORIES.
PHONE MAIN 24O3 FOR
APPOINTMENT OR CALL
AT
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REAL WORN ERS.
We want several young men who have
been used to hard work and are ambitious
to make big success in real estate. We
have something to offer in return.
l615 Conn. Ave.
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WOMEN.
An internationally known Chicago cor
poration with branch offices throughout the
L. s. and three foreign countries offers an
unusual opportunity to women of refine
ment and individuality to become estah-
lished as travelling represent atives. Digni fed,
cOngenial. permanent connection with pros,
porous orEanlzation. Salary to start and
Transportation paid. Business experience
unnecessary, but appearance. tact freedom
to travel and good education essential. GIVE
full information in first letter. Address F.
E. Compton l. Co. 1000 n. Dearborn st.,
Chicago Ill,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENT
AGENTS-HandenErav name plates. siens,
numbers: easily sold. profits large Brett
Bros Roxbury Crossing. Boston. Mass. .
AGENTS-Patented cigarette case holds
package cigarettes and box safety matches;
In-One. Box 81. Ne. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI
AGENTS-We paid one studebaker watch
agent 81 .07o in single month. Paid S2o5
to another for &c hours spare time We
have . few choice openings this territory
Full time or part time. Sell famous Stude-
baker 21-jewel watches direct from factory
thin model designs. Nationally advertised
No investment needed. We. supply every
Company. Dept. A474. South Bend Ind.
AGENTS-sen Fixit rubber repair every
auto owner buys on sight sample free. Mar
ouette Co.. 1898 Wolfram. Chicago.
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A SINCERE SALESMAN.

We have no s:5 900 -a-year Jobs for sales
men.
No salesman can become one of our execu-
tivee in a month
We are not looking for the quick, slick.
cleanup salesman.
We do not sell Real Estate. Books. Insur-
ance or House-to-house.
We call only on Executives in business. We
do have AVERAGE statesmen earning So 900
We do promote statesmen with Sales Records
to Executives.
connection with this organization means
securing permanent territorial franchise
with a nationally known organization A
proven future without investment. except
your brains. for active statesmen between -
and 40 years of age.
will interview privately by appointment
only and employ in Washington THREE men
for nearby territories. so do not consider
this unless you are prepared to start AT
ONCE. eho aid a connection he agreed upon.
Let's get down to brass tacks.' We only
want to interview statesmen who are sincere
in their desire to make a permanent con
nection. Remember. no quick cleanup here
hut an opportunity which you will imme-
diately recognize after talking it over with
me
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HELP-MALE.

ACCOUNTANCY STUDENT-Gentile. aged
1892 for accountants office: must have
high school education. one years work IN
resident accountancy school and knowledge
Of typing. State age. experience. references
and moderate salary to begin. Address Box
7nA Star Office.
AUTO MECHANIC first class. Woodmont
GARAGE. Bethesda Md
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER wanted for
out-of-town private school: 81 200 and
board also local openings. National So
ciety Accredited Secretaries. zoo Brentano
Building. Franklin 103.
HELP WANTED-Men and women: good
wages Cali North 1880 Southern EN-
ployment ONCE. eos S st. NV.
SECRETARIES and stenographers available
for high grade positions. National Society
Accredited Secretaries. 200 Brentano Build
ing. Franklin 1903
COLORED COOK also butler; white cham
bermaid. French. speaking English: nurse.
settled: colored part time cook. waitress
sit. wanted. Christian Womens Exchange.
y. o011.
WE HAVE several men and girls from the
South with good references for employ
ment. Call Woodland Agency. n. 10464
Sunday: Lincoln $500
CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN. Mattresses. cooks
Fullers Exchange. 719 I. ave. Pct 57ss
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EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
STENOGRAPHER-
Interest in learning advertising;
must have at least a high school
education and a good knowledge
of practical English. Apply
Employment Office, fourth floor,
LANSBURGH & BRO.
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HELP-MALE.

PRESSERS, experienced, on
Hoffman pressing machine. APP
ply 1880 Penn. ave. Sc.
SERVICE MEN, experienced,
for radio dept. Apply w. b.
Moses & Sons, 1lth and F.
ELEVATOR MEN (white).
Apply w. B. Moses & Sons,
18th and F SITS.
EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
Statesmen WANTED AT
CRANES. 18th AND G..
COLORED MEN for ware
house work. Apply Superln-
tendent, Palais Royal.
CREDIT MAN, CAPABLE
OF TAKING FULL CHARGE
OF CREDITS. CRANES,
18th AND Ct SIS.
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CHATFFErR-white: give age and refer
ences IN fun. Address Box 1854 Star
office
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BOOKKEEPER AND
TYPIST.

Well established real estate
office desires hrst-class book
keeper with experience; salary,
ST 200 to $1,5OO to start. Ap-
plications to be considered CON
hdential and no inquiries made
until after interview. Reply in
own handwriting, stating ex-
perience. Address Box 93-A,
Star Office.
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GLOVE SALESWOMEN.
We require Immediately the
services of women who can fit
and sell gloves. Positions are
permanent and offer advance
ment to those who qualify. APP
ply to personnel director. Frank
r. Jelleff, Inc. 1216-122O F st.
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tHACFFECR and kouseman: first-cIass
references. lo6 Leland st. Chevy Chase
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BOY. office: grammar school graduate: s.
week; state age and telephone number: per
manent position. Address Box 411-H. Star
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BOoKKEEPER and auditor for large auto
service station. Give complete history.
references and salary expected in first letter
In own handwriting High class man only
Address BOX 314-H. Star office
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Roy. printing experience. Apply SUNDAY or
Monday 1909 L st. Franklin 4541.
BOY, white, with bicycle. Abel CO. aO3
r st. NV.
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Sal ESNEN

SAIESM En-.
Can use several statesmen on hiEh-cl
real estate development. Investigate records
Of what other experienced aud inexperienced
men are making with this company. We
will he glad to interview you whether or not
Won decide to connect with us. II lnexperi-
enced and you desire TO become salesman.
YOU will he trained by experienced and sue
cessful men. See Mr.. A. c. Gaddyo 800
New YORK ave. NV. Il
OYSTER SHUCKER for hotel.
experienced in oysters and clans.
Apply Steward, Wardman Park
Hotel.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
S5O-S15 can be earned and paid weekly;
spare time, with beautiful line personal
We help you make success. Handsome
sample book: no Investment Start now;
4Oer commission and bonus. Artistic Pub
fishing Co, 3o3 West Randolph St. Chicago.
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BOY. colored. TO make himself generally
useful The Engraving Shop. 1e6 18th
ST
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toOk. good plain cooking. also neat g1rl
Tor homework; also laundress. 1884 Fulton
st. Nv,
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DRIVERS.
One hundred new taxicabs.
limousine type. Self-starters.
Apply now and get good as
signment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1893 10Th St. NV.
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SELL GREETING CARDS.
S5O-S7O can be earned weekly taking Or
ders spare time; finest and most complete
line personal greeting cards. Start now:
big weekly commission and bonus. Expert
sures success Beautiful samples; no In
vestment. VIM. n. Toothill Co.. lis So.
Dearborn, Chicago.
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COOK. colored. 10 prepare dinner for family
OF nVe adults; apply stating salary expected
Address Box a. Star Office
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DC1fONC,rp ATOPC

DEMONSTRATORS. -
Ladies with bust measurements. 3S-4b.
for Interviewing department: business ex-
perience not necessary: individual training
all-year-round position: rapid promotion.
Amply for interview. o am. to pm. Mon
day only Charts of Washington. Room
11A 121Q 2 at
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DELIVERY MEN, colored;
must know the city and suburbs
and come we'll recommended.
Apply 1880 Penn. ave. Sc.
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to members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives is not far different. Most
of the Western Republicans voted
against the administration on the Nc
Nary bill SO as to keep their records
straight. 1t is still a puzzle just where
the cleavage against the administra-
ton will develop in the Autumn cleo.
lions. The Democrats, of course, will
contend that the Eastern wing of the
Republican party blocked farm relief
and that the Democratic party would
be a better instrumentality for legis-
lative accomplishment. But running
through the record Of the Democrats
are several who voted against the
Nc y-Haugen bill, especially Of
those whose present terms expire next
March. Among these were Underwood
of Alabama, Fletcher Of Florida,
Smith of South Carolina, George Of
Georgia and Broussard of Louisiana,
while Caraway of Arkansas and Over
man Of North Carolina voted for the
McNary bill.
Copyright. 1926.)
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occupied 1t through three

Amendment, occupied 1t through three
sessions yesterday and last night.
Senator Pepper, who, with Gov.
Pinchot, was defeated by Ware for
the senatorial nomination, testified
that Frank X. O'Connor, Philadelphia
magistrate who ran against Wares
candidate for the seat he now holds
in the House. told him he had been
offered $4,000 to go over to the Ware
orga niZation.
This testimony fatty contradicted
statements made to the committee
earlier in the day by O'Connor, who
reiterated his denial of the assertions
of three Philadelphia Public Ledger
reporters that he had ever told them
or any one else that Albert N. Green
field, wealthy supporter Of the Repre-.
sentative, and Ware himself had Of
fered him 5000 or $4,000 to change
his course.
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No Significance Attached.


BY the Associated Press.
Ambassador Collier will leave San.
tiago July on leave, application for
which was made by him some time
ago and approved by Secretary
kellogg.
He is one Of a number Of chiefs OF
diplomatic missions abroad who have
arranged to return to this country for
vacation this. Summer. and State De-
partment officials assert that his re-
turn is entirely devoid Of significance.
He is expected to return to Santiago
on the expiration Of his leave.
While here Mr.. Collier will confer
with Secretary Kellogg. and as he
took an important part in the ex-
change of diplomatic correspondence
between the Washington and Chilean
governments since the Tacna- Arica
arbitration and mediation proceedings
commenced he will be in a position
to give the Secretary and President
Coolidge first.h information of the
Chilean attitude on the question.
Accompanied by Aide.
Ambassador Collier will be accom-,
panied by the third secretary of the
embassy, Mr.. Gustav Pabst of Mil
waukee, who Is returning on leave
before proceeding to his new post, in
Constantinople.
Ambassador Sheffield, at Mexico
City, also has been granted a 60-day
leave to visit the United States.
He probably will confer with State
Department officials on the many sub.
tects now pending between the two
governments