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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS
A1GENTsassell our Beautiful oil paintings;
Co. sll7 4 S. Halsted. Chicago. 'A A WIS
AGENTS money! Sell best 81 Christmas
card box assortment: 1909 profit Also per,
sonal greetings, Write for samples. Bell
Full commission in advance. We deliver and
ccollect. Samples free. Dept; 450, Hill Studio,
10 Lafayette ST., New York.
ing like wildfire. NewWail buy Write quail
ty Sales. SIS S. Dearborn, Chicago.
AGENTS AS5 80, gold sign letters for store win
letter Co. ass n clark, Chicago fdSteS' me'a.A'
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Co, ZIG W. Madison, Chicago.
FAN SaaSer y9S sell to celored peope9 Write
&c Every store buys. We need asents.
gre Aor samples. Helmet Gum Factory,
sta ". Cincinnati, Ohio.
tional offer. Make Sl,0000O. Finest and low
eSt priced line 1909 profit. Brunswick
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS-Biggest,
finest line. 70 subjects from SIS per 100 up
PrlceS greatly reduced, lowest in field. Sales
Easily ef o,, ma1e Liberal commissions paid daily
less Engraving Co., A406 Jackson, Toledo,
FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS get pig payl No
capital or experience needed Territory being
ASSIGNED Write for application blank. Fed
eral Pure Food Co, 1901 Archer. Chicago.
GOLD LEAF window letters and script signs;
Our Letters - made Hazelhurst 5000 week. Con-
MAKE $l5-s25 daily; sell personal Christ
re ioh
Co. Dept. 1913. Fitchbure, Mass. w. ->'''''''
MAKE big money selling hair straightener to
terms to agents. Marceliene Chemical CO !,
1908 W. Broad. Richmond. Va
MAKE SPLENDID INCOME selling Med-Art
For interview, address Box 92-B, Star office.
MAKE money with Christmas greeting cards
In box sMS st 50 to 81 per hour easily
sale OF Christmas, greeting cards; sells on
sight. Our magnificent assortment contains
q l, hlgh-gra grad Christmas greeting cards and
f FRI water ift coaIoring, sparkling metallic,
ns Sells only casts Rou anS Soc write
Immediately, for full particulars and free
st pep 49, soston Art Ma publishers Water
NEW wonderful seller; 81 40 profit on every
y LOO sale; monogramming autos: free sam
pies. Monogram Co., B-13i9, Worcester,
NEW PROFIT SHARING PLAN-ls01S profit;
SITS 20 5000 weekly; soaps, extracts, toilet
articles, food products, etc; free sample
case; experience unnecessary Carnation Co,
Dept 494. St Louis, Mo.
POSSIBLE TO EARN SIS DAILY selling per-
sonal Christmas cards made to order, the
most beautiful and complete line selling at
| exceptionally low prices; high commission
| paid daily; experience unnecessary; full or
| spare time. Write today for sample book
big season on. Klein Co., 24O North
Water. Rochester. N. Y
SELL PERSONAL CHRISTMAS Cards, names
| embossed in gold; 81 dozen up; 500 COM
mission. Samples free. Also Box Assert
| SELL beautiful Christmas cards. Turn spare
| time into cash. No experience required i.
Write for agency; Crafts Process Co., l0nl
| Chestnut st. Phlla- Pa.
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$3.50 AN HOUR

Earned selling Christmas greeting cards, 10c
each up with customers name. Snappy de-
signs, colors and stocks. Daily pay. Expert
ence unnecessary. Young or old. Dignifed
pleasant work Samples free. Agents also
wanted smaller towns. Box aSSortmentS
Start now and earn $500 before Christmas
Big demand. Write Cyphers Card Co.. Buff
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MAN, married, desires evening work in drug
store, 6 to II. Experienced. Address Box
A Star nffca
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III.-lO 70 I J. Z N 7.
Special Complete Course. $50
For a limited time only the Mabelle
Honour School is Offering a special COM
plete course in beauty culture for $50 only.
Early application is necessary to take ad-
vantage of this exceptional opportunity.
Day, evening classes Easy terms. Prac-
teal experience guaranteed. Visit the
school and see for yourself why the Mabelle
Honour School stands alone in this field
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Inc,
The only beauty culture school in Wash
ington devoted exclusively to instruction
BIZ 14th st. NV, Washington. Frank. 9813.
1886 N. Charles ST.. Baltimore, Vernon 4334
JOUR NAL1SM = Practical
course by college teacher. Eve
ming classes now being organ
lied. Address Box 72-B, Star
office. 16*
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WANTED-AGENTS.
fTn-A:


SELL Christmas greeting cards. Beautiful
sample book free. Highest commissions pald.
Make money before Christmas. Write for sam
pies Rochester Art Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
SHOW wonderful new comfort foot mat to
housewives and make $50 week. Soft,
sponge rubber rests feet, relieves aches and
strains while cooking. washing. ironing. etc.
Also q other fast-selling household special
Co. IL Bar ST., Akron. Ohio
$75, WEEKLY-Man or woman wanted with
ambitlon and industry to distribute Raw
lelghs household products to steady users
FINE openings near you. We train and help
you SO you can make up to 800 week or
more No experience necessary. Pleasant
T. Rawleigh Co, Dept DC 25S, Freeport, Ill .
CHRISTMAS CARD statesmen
We have the most beautiful line; priced
right: cards sell on sight; liberal commits
sionS; full or part time; sample book free
The Almanac Company of New York,
Dept. w, Narick St, New York.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-STARTLING
WE KNOW THAT THESE ARE THE
FINEST VALUES YOU WILL SEE
Earn exceptional commissions by Christ
mas. Our beautiful assortment of 81 cards
and a package of rs gift dressings, in
handsome gift box, a total of SO pieces.
Verses that charm both the sender and re-
ceiver. Sells for only 81: costs you so cents.
how to obtain free samples.
THE PERSONALITY PAPER CO.
OXFORD AVE. AND BRIDGE ST,
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NURSE. German, children and years old.
Stay nights. Good wages. 1852 Macomb St.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN BARBER TRADE. QUICK.
Get into field that is never overcrowded
Big opportunities: easy to learn A chance
to be your own boss in short time. Write
Tri-City Barber Schools, BIT E Baltimore St,
Baltimore. Md
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MAN w AIN l. Ell.
Over % years OF age, who has sales ability,
by an Stablished corporation, which has
had Offices in Washington for number of
snd have been nave resdep or
years there is an exceptional opportunity
Tor advancement; not insurance. stocks.
bonds. real estate nor books. This is a
connection of dignity. For appointment
give telephone number. Address Box 240-B,
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
CARETAKER for suburban residence for two
weeks; must be reliable and bring reference.
Call 1900 N st. NV. between and pm
MAN AND WIFE to live on place-butler-
chauffeur and working housekeeper Must
and wages. Address Box 244-B. Star office.
BooKKEEPER & sTENoGRAPHER male or
State age eSperence, ability ann waves ' eX-
etc Adress Boy 2ss-B Star ONCE D''D'l~19
MEN OR WOMEN. bright. forward-Iooking,
young. With cars' can Join live selling
tuTe Address Box s7s-s. Star Once anu ~
each week, Washinston's most progressive
Mr.. Smith for interview. 434 7th st. NV.
upstairs
REPRESENTATIVES. wanted from every
branch of the Government service by an old
established firm. A real opportunity to in
sTea Tss f 1eo% We fe ONCE s hq H. Phone
.NGERS-Ascension Church Choir desires
Gail lev Ad more s Sinsers liberal compensation
STOCK SALEsPEoPLE-For spare time
company's stock. and see house and Are
heating pound (casD cement. Call in rear
of 1926 l. NV. 18s
10 NEAT:APPEARING men and women for
houSe-to-houSe canvass of the city; 800
commission on all sales: very good oppor-
tnnity tor hustlers.. Apply Mrs C. w. Brad
day. Sept. is. between 2 and 5.
LAMP BUYER, one of Wash.
largest stores affords a splendid
opportunity for an experienced
lamp buyer; assistant buyer will
be considered. Address Box $780,
B, Star office.
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SALESAAN-Thoroughly familiar with auto
mobile business. with college education. to
krepresent the Automotive Daily News Aver
Gage $3.50 weekly earnings under our liberal
arransement. Expenses paid
while training. Mr.. Roy Russell, Automotive
Daily News, RIM. 1904, 1911 Chestnut St.,
Phila.. Pa.
1 statesmen, g. to sell heating plants on
Time basis. Liberal commission. Address
Ea~ as2 IA. Stap aeNss. 1Gs
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/ MAN. Young college student. desires work
| OF any kind, evenings and Sundays, Ad-
! dl -SS BOX 1873. Star Office 16s
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Statesmen NOT WORKING.
Do you want to work? Are
YOU interested in $35 a week !?
Will you work? If so, report
to Mr.. Sinclair between 10 and
II am, Chestnut Farms Dairy,
10Th and Pa. ave-, Room 217.
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Exceptional Opportunity.
Large manufacturer of boiler and engine
room supplies has an immediate opening
in this territory for a successful salesman
with previous experience selling the indus
trial trade, All hotels, public institutions,
hospitals, factories and Office buildings offer
wonderful opportunities for large initial
sales and steady repeat business Products
nationally known, fully guaranteed. EX-
elusive territory State experience in first
letter. Information confidential.
The North American Fibre
Products Co.
Cleveland, Ohio
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De I Elk IF1KIS NJ rs IAKDS
weekly. You can easily obtain orders with
our Personal and Business Christmas Cards.
They are the best published and earn
buys. Start now Success certain with
our cooperation. Write for details Ar
tiStic Publishing Co., 1923 Randolph, CHICAGO
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y LAND Statesmen.

LAND Statesmen.
We require the services OF an experienced
colonization land salesman in this section.
Excursion plan the biggest moneyma liking
campaign in America; a ground floor oppor-
tunity in the lower Rio Grande Valley of
Texas. Port Isabel and Bay View Groves.
owned and developed by the Port Isabel Co.
Address:
GEORGE L. DICK.
General Director OF Sales
$40 South Michigan Ave, Chicago ILL.,
SECURITY Statesmen.
Taylor & Co., 93l 18th ST. NV, want a
few high-claSS security statesmen to handle
an issue of industrial banking stock. This
is a local enterprise which has a record of
4 years of ucceSs behind it, and is on a
1870 dividend basis. If you are not making
money, see the sales manager between and
IL any morning.
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statesmen.
Plenty of leads furnished to ex-
perienced vacuum cleaner men.
An unusual opportunity for
quick promotion awaits pro-
ducers. Tomorrow at 10 am.
sharp see Mr.. Sauriol, Potomac
Electric Appliance Co., 18th &
c SITS. NV.
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COMMERCIAL ARTISTS. 2; beginners need
not apply. There is permanent position
here tor the men of ability; liberal salary
| commensurate with ability; man who let
tiers we'll and draws merchandise; also man
who can 90 good figure work. Address Box
25o-B, Star Cffice
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
BEGIN MONDAY FOR SEPT. & OCT. CIVIL
Service exams. The Civil Service Prepare
Franklin 2080.
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SOLICITORS Five expert
enced newspaper solicitors. APP
ply Tuesday, Room 120, Star
Bldg.
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! COLLEGE GRADUATE to train for RESPONSE
! BILE position with large corporation. State
age, height, weight, college attended, degree
received and year of graduation. Address
Box 9l-A. Star Office
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HOUSEKEEPER. to care for two children.
Stay nights. Clev. 1921 after pm. IT.
MAID for general housework; reliable with
children; reference required. l4l0 Decatur
c
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HERE ARE A FEW OF
THE GOOD OPENINGS.
Ship Radio Operators.
500 to 5000 month and all living expenses.
Private Yacht Operators.
$3.50 to 5000 month and all living expenses.
Land Station Operators.
$3.50 to 5000 month.
Broadcast Operators.
$3.50 to $500 a month
AlrWavS Stations.
$1,000 to $4,000 year
l. :. Radio Inspector.
$4,000 to $4,000 year
Asst. u. 5. Radio Inspectors.
$4,000 to s2.4OO a year
L. S. Radio Supervisors.
$4,000 to $500 a year
Radio Laboratory and
Experimental Work.
$50 to 500 q week
Locating Oil By Radio.
$3.50 to $500 q. month and all living expenses.
Radio Repair Men.
$50 to 500 a week
u. ). Coast Guard Operators.
day subsistence when on shore duty
l. ). Coast Guard Electrician.
$500 month. expenses and $l95 day
There are many other kinds of positions
in this work and plenty of Opportunity for
one to 90 on UP in the ensineerins class at
Cataloeue and full particulars on request.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
405 9th ST. MAIN 1889. lo+
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NEAT appearing young colored
boys, over Is years, as wagon
boys. Apply Palais Royal Ware
house, 9th and Golden st. s.w.
MAN-The Hecht Co. requires
the services of an experienced
washing machine mechanic. APP
ply the employment office.
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MAID. light homework. plain sewing; no
laundry; no cooking; stay nights. 1854 Bit
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MAN, young. college student, desires posi-
tton as chauffeur, evenings and Sundays.
Address Box 233-B. Star office. l6s
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The Rent Room and Apartment to
Let classifcations of The Star are virtu-
ally directories of all desirable rooms
and apartments available in Washington.
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MAID. reliable. for general housework. Small
family References Call 1884 Blltmore
# N l6t
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CLERK-Wanted clerk who has worked in
real estate office, preferably between Az and
So Post Office Box 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
DRY TRIUMPH,
M'BRIDE SAYS
Vote Boosts Prohibition,
Says Arid Chief.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. TT. Scott
Mcbride, general secretary of the
Anti-Saloon League, today issued
the following statement on the cleo
ton of Herbert Hoover:
"Hoover's overwhelming victory is
conclusive proof that the great ma
jority of the American people wish
prohibition to succeed. Final re-
turns will show Smith to have sus-
tanned the worst defeat of any
presidential candidate in the undi-
vided field.
"This result is an impressive and
decisive reputation by the people
of the Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment and their
modification and government sale
plan adopted and advocated by Mr.
Raskob and Governor Smith.
1.-THE result is also a thorough vim
dication of the Anti-Saloon League,
which was attacked bitterly through
out the campaign. The triumph of
Hoover, who supported prohibition
over Smith, will be accepted by the
world as convincing evidence that
the American people consider prohi-
bition the best method of dealing
with the liquor problem and that
they are determined to maintain
the Eighteenth amendment"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
Nez0 Governors

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. State Gov
ernors chosen n Tuesdays national
election included:
Arkansas-H. Parnell (Dem.).
Connecticut-J. H. Trumbull
(Rep).
Georgia.. c.. Hardman DemJ,
Iowa-John Hanlmil (Rep).
Kansas-C. M. Reed (RepO.
Michigan-P. w. Green Rep).
New Hampshire-C. w. Tobey
(Rep).
North Carolina N. Gardner
DemO.
Ohio-M. Y. Cooper (Rep0.
Tennessee-H. H. Horton (Dem)
TeXas-Dan Moody (Dem).
Vermont. E. Weeks (Rep).
WisconSin-W. j. Kohler (Rep).
Arizona. c. Phillips (Rep).
Colorado-W. H. Adams (Dem).
Delaware-C. D. Buck RepO.
Florida-Doubtful
Idaho-H. G. Baldridge (RepO.
Illinois-L. E. Emerson (Rep0
Indiana-H. G. Leslie CRepO.
Massachusetts,. G. Allen (Rep)
Minnesota. Christensen (Rep.)
NIissouri-Doubtful.
Montana-Doubtful.
Nebraska-A. J. Weaver (Rep).
New Jersey--M. F. Larson Rep.)
New MeXico-Doubtful.
New York-Franklin D. Roosevelt
(Dem).
North Dakota-G. F. Shaffer
(Rep0
Rhode Island-N. S. Case (Rep.)
South Dakota-Doubtful.
Utah-Doubtful.
Westinghouse. H. Hartley (Rep.).
West Virginia-W. G. Conley
(RepD.
Maine-W. T. Gardner (Rep).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
BIG BILL AGAIN
ROUTED IN VOTE
Deneen'S Candidate Wins
Chicago Prosecutor Job.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Republic
an group headed by United States
Senator Charles S. Deneen, which
won national notice by defeating
the Grove Thompson faction in the
April primary, heightened its po-
litical prestige in Chicago today
with a victory for its candidate for
states attorney.
That important Chicago post was
won by Judge John A. Swanson,
who eliminated States Attorney
Robert E. Grove in the gang ridden
primary last spring.
Grove and Mayor William Hale
Thompson were said to have thrown
their support to the Democratic
candidate, Judge William j. Lind
say, who lost by a narrow margin
The contest was in doubt until long
after midnight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
THREE ACCUSED
OF ExTORTION
Seymour Justice of Peace
Among Defendants.

By Times Special
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. &c. l..
Wilson, justice of the peace, and
James M. Corbin and Otto Kahn,
deputy game wardens, face charges
of extortion as the result of alleged
illegal practices in arresting and
filming residents of Jennings county
here on charges of violating fish and
game laws.
1t is charged that the justice of
peace, sitting in Jackson county, had
no authority to act on cases of Jen-
nings county residents and further
that the prosecuting attorney of the
former county was not notified of
such arrests as the law provides he
shall be.
Five persons fined by Wilson have
had the money paid refunded.
There are indications that the case
will be probed by the Jackson county
grand jury now in session at
BrownStown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
TWO KILLED IN
LIMITED CRASH
Crack Illinois Central Train
Is Wrecked.
By United Press

By United Press
CENTRALIA, ILL.,, Nov. THE
Panama Limited, crack train of the
Illinois Central Railroad. was de-
rallied today. The engineer and fire.
man were killed and several per-
sons were injured.
The dead are Engineer Fred En-
skine and Fireman George Lang,
both of Centralia. The severely in
jured, Charles Kusang of Chicago
and Henry Peterson of Kewanee,
ILL.,, were taken to a hospital here.
Erskine and Lang were crushed
when their engine turned over.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
BOY, s, READS WIDELY

Muncie Lad in School a Month
Shows Surprising Progress.
By United Press
VIEWPOINT, Ind, Nov. flames
Rubie, 6-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ruble, this city, who
has never had any private or home
teaching, can read from first, sec
ond, third, fourth and fifth readers.
He has been going to school just one
month.
In addition to his school work
which comes easy for him." James
reads paragraphs out of the daily
papers. His parents say he "reads
everything he get his hands on"
and attribute much of his general
knowledge to this fact.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
President to Get SYM
pathetic Help From
Both Houses.
BY LEO r. SACK
Times staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON Nov. r. Presi-
dent-elect Hoover not only will have
a friendly senate, but he will have
a sympathetic one in his efforts to
make good his campaign promises.
Included in the new senate will
be Senator Simeon D. Tess of Ohio
temporary chairman of the Kansas
City convention, who secretly fav-
ored Hoover when his deceased COL
league, the late Senator Willis, was
a candidate for the nomination.
FeSS, who led the fight against
the McNary- Haugen farm relief bill
in behalf of the administration
forces, is expected to champion
Hoover's proposals to restore agri-
cultural prosperity.
Burton Returns
Another Ohio senator will be the
veteran Theodore e. Burton, sue
cessor to the late Senator Willis,
who returns to the forum of his
former triumphs.
Burton was one of the Ohioans
chiefly responsible for inducing
Hoover to enter the Ohio primaries
against Willis and thereby begins
the long trail which led him to the
White House. No Senator's cleo
ton, it is known, pleased Hoover
more than that of Burton.
Senator George w. Moses, New
Hampshire, permanent chairman of
The Kansas City convention which
nominated Hoover, continues as
president pro tenn. of the Senate
Moses was Hoover'S eastern cam
paign manager and one of the first
Senators to openly espouse his can
didacy.
BOrah Will Go Back
Senator William E. Borah of Ida
no, who bore the brunt of Hoover'S
campaigning and was by long odds
the most popular Republican speaker,
outside of Hoover himself, continues
in the senate unless invited by
Hoover to his cabinet.
Senator David A. Reed of Penn
Sylvania, another early Hoover sup
porter, who was influential in bring
ing Secretary Mellon aboard the
Hoover bandwagon when Melons
presence was influential, was over
whelmingly reelected,
The incoming President got a
lucky break in the voluntary retire
1nent of Senator James A. Reed of
Missouri, who did not seek re-elec-
ton. Reed long was the most out
spoken of Hoover's critics and lit
orally hated him. Hoover will not
be bothered by Reeds sarcasm when
he goes to the White House.
Norris Still Is on Job
Hoover will not have the entire
senate jumping through his hoop
however, as the veteran Norris OF
Nebraska, who supported Smith
continues as does La Toilette OF
Wisconsin who did not declare TO-
Hoover, and also Blaine of Wiscon-
sin, who campaigned for Smith.
The new President is assured
however, of enough senate leader
ship to insure execution of his
recommendations A source of tire
menduos help will be Vice-PreSi
dent Charles Curtis, the retiring
Republican leader of the senate.
In the house of representatives
Hoover will have no trouble either
It will be safely Republican and un-
der the guidance of Speaker
Nicholas Longworth, who was re
turned by Cincinnati voters.