The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 363, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 1, 1924 Page: 4 of 16
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irjsfo: CHARGES
Average $3 Per Vote Is
Cost Estimate by John-
r son man
". i?V ; Associated Press Report.
"V5 CHICAGO. Utrrh 31. Chsrges
that tscs was much more evidence
djpAhC' In the Coolidge pri--paaty
campaign in South Dakota than
. " was" noted to the Wood and Lowien
; aaaai(aiB that State in 1930 when
i liijllii iif Ihr expenses resulted in
; 9 seaate inquiry into the campsign
..'-fuWvwer made today in a telegram
i : 8tor Peter Norbeck a
!?' i Jaadar ia the Johnson campaign
i . teJerram alw charged em ploy -
meat of federal worker in the "ela-
borate headquarters" of the Coolidge
managers.
Senator Norbeck pledged to the
: Johnson candidacy was elected a a a
:; ' f delegate at large in the primary last
:;' The telegram challenged the denial
of WOUam M. Boiler national di-
rector of the Coolidge forces that
excessive amounts were expended in
ji fcoafh" Dakota.
' i "Tbe statement of the Coolidge
mastgeaent a to their expenses In
' ' - fUftjth Dakota is qatrue in many re-
v 'aiM" the telegram Mid.
'i -4 .They spent about $15400 in ad-
'i . .. ...
vertising elona rs ring only the bet
week silsrepce seating Hiram Joha-
mh'i record. During this peHed the
JobOTxru committee speat only $300
for arrerilinr.
"Paid Coolidge organisers were nu-
merous in trains and hotels Paid
workers were mack in evidence on
the street corners of our villages and
towns.
"Checks were sent into the small-
est vitiates by the Coolidge organisa
tion with inxtruction to draw for
more if needed. A daily newspaper
was established in the State capital
to champion the Coolidge cause.
There was a large annt of South Da-
kota mm and women' on their pay-
roll. They maintained elaborate head-
quarters under the direction of fed-
eral employes. Expensive offices snd
organization forces were maintained
in towns and cities.
"Criticism was frequently made of
the exienditares of the Wood-Lowdea
csmpaign in 1920 .and led to Investi-
gation by the senate; but there was
much more evidence of lavishness in
the Coolidge campaign. I believe the
expenses would average $3 for every
vote they received.
"Indications are that some larger
counties were financed from outside
and not from 8tate headquarters. In
addition outside corporations ran
thousands of lines' of advertising in
every paper in the State for three
weeks preceding the election the
avowed purpose of which was to break
down the progressive forces but es-
pecially the candidacy of Oovernor
McMaster for the senate. Evidently
they reNented his effort to bring
down the high gasoline prices.
"Among Coolidge speakers were
members of congress a member of
the cabinet and a former cabinet of-
ficer. Neither effort nor expense
was spared by the Coolidge managers
but the fsrmers and working people
saved the day. Not only ia the John-
son majority substantial but the
Johnson delegation of which I am
one. appears on partial returns to
be victorious by a much larger majority."
PUNT SEKED
U. S. Cables Ambassador
to Investigate Report;
Revolt Ended
I'nited Press Report
WASHINGTON. March 31. The
state department today asked Ambas-
sador Warren in Mexico City for full
information on reports that the
Aguilar Oil company's properties In
Mexico have been seised by disgrun-
tled workmen.
The department took this step on
the basis of press reports that the
properties had been seised.
A cable from the American consul
at l'rogreso received at the depart
ment stated that toe Uexieon revolu-
tion has finally ended with a com-
plete victory for the1 federals.
De I Huerta rebel leader was
reported to be either in a small town
near British Hondnras or fat Cuba.
Leaders of his forces and hia commis-
sioners hsve left the country for Gal-
veston. Texas the report said.
Communication lines have been re-
stored and the federal are In control
of the entire country. Quiet ia re
stored In even tae strongest ol rebel
strongholds the dispatch said.
De Molav 'Officer. An
i Mansion roe neoai f
Lt TKl.t. " Tela1 Man SLA
baas net and Instaflatfetv aerHc. far
tae eroer m siomy was mrgsiy at-
tended hv members ol the oraaaJaa-
Uoa Master Masons and mam hers of
the Eastern Star. -.4 - "
The following officers were duly In-
stalled by paster master eoaacUlors.
n A RMlIf and dkmnd Cookl Mas
ter councillor. Roy Balrdr senior
councillor Joe Kerr Jr.; junior coun-
cillor. Earnest MeHlroy; senior deacon
J. B. Camtheu Junior deacon Del
nn Newsom; junior steward Frank
Clay; chaplain. Carl Medford; mar-
shal Taj' lor Clark: sentinel. Howard
Front; standard bearer Glenn MIV
ner; almoner. J. A. Peary; seribe n.
A. Beatty; treasurer Claude Cook.
Angelina Club Girls
To Get Scholarships
Houston Post Special.
LUFK1NT Texas March 81.Nto
rural club girla are to attend tlx
short course at A. and M. college
This summer expenses to be paid b)
local organisations. The Lufkla New
has secured one .scholarship. Th
award is being determined ia a prne
tical way. Each of the county girk
dubs hss a reporter and to the re
porter who furnishes for publlcatioi
the best written reports the soholsr
ship will be given. Rules goveraini
the contest have been furnished eacr
dub. .-
I' ruler the direction of Miss Orphii
Iteed of Houston horn demoastra
tion agent the (iris club movement I'
rapidly expanding in the. rural dl
tricts. Keen interest is - manifesto
by both- parenta and members- of th
clubs and marked improvement i
shown in the serving canning am
gardening features.
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PODAY a great host of men see how
practical it is to buy two-pants suits!
Ever eager to serve we step to the front with a great
new stock ONCE again our reputation for value-
giving expresses itself in remarkably low prices on
high quality garments!
Just See These Smart New
TWO-PANTS
SPRING
SUITS
at this Teature
Low Price!
If you want more style per
dollar more real wear for your
dothinf allowance come
and investigate these fine two-
pants suits we fature at $35
Price for price we have yet to
find clothes to equal these
You can sho around the town
and YOU'LL COME BACK
CONVINCED that this is a
great value!
GOLFERS-r I
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KNICKERS 1 I f
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Linen Knickers finely tail- J A Vp 1 M
ored. TheyH make you look k M V fPV iV
like a real golfers and lm- Ai 7J 1 1 jJlXlX
prove your score. A very A-i l UitliuVv
apedal featura at IT 1 1 tl " I W
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Pacnt Fics. J;t:
i Into'Stiident Crow4
Forty ftyraensa narrersity freshmen
attassakag to fare their way into the
hoase o( Wffilani Bhaw. university
sspaaassra.' bore early today vera
drrrea away by shots received by the
laeTa fataer wno tad become deUrloua
after aar attack al typhoid. -
Taa stadenta were attempting en-
trance to the hoose fa an attempt to
kidnap ronng 8hhw. whom they
wanted .a a hostage peodiiaj the
stagiaf of tae anaual aopheiaors din-
ner. ; ( ..
Drastle aetioa wTil a Ukta by the
unlversltr. Vice Ohanoellor Graham
mM tedayv .' y. .
000 ITtS CHILD.
NACOODOCRtS Texas Msrcb
SlyA six -year-old nephew of Taus
McKnight this eit1 ' was bitten Hun-
lay memlnR hy jricious dog. The
log's head was aem to Austin for
xammation.' Within the last week
fore than SO dogs have been killed
Vtw bt order of the city council.
POWERFUL 4YET
GEIJTLE POSLAM
HEALS ECZEMA
Poslam is the moat concentrated of
kin remedied yet. Its medication .is
i xafe and gentle that it "may be used
very even on a baby's tender skin.
' stops itching INSTANTLY snd
uickly overcomes tormenting disfig-
irlng eruptions. At all druggists'
only 60c Adv.
N 'Asaocittted Preaa Report.
klardt SlTha motors la the gev-
trameat aw talar atattoa built
here at a cost of approiimatelv 1300-
000 were tarned. oa la fullr sjlant to-
day ft the first tims. " '
This atattoa represent the last
ward ia radio cowstrhctioa." said Cap-
tain H. W-Webb U. H. signal corps.
"It haa the largest water cooled tube
set In the world combining the tele-
phono and telegraph principles." '
The local . station will act as the
go-between for the United Htate ra-
t o stsviciie et both co $tsi UI
augment Uie uussnd of mueaof taie-
graph wires now forming ahaaia 0
eommuaJontioa ; n; the federal . JOT;
eminent -. :. ; it'-m
-A- meesago'ean- aveclve Utm
either oeast and transmitted to the
that It lesa taW h aeeoad t ir
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t HOLD ALL 'DAY MUTV
8MITRVIIXB. Ttxaa. atarA Sl-
Se fifth Sunday ; meeting'' of - the
riitiaa churches of Bastroo ca'
ty met at the fair grounds Bear Baa-
tfon .Sunday In. all-day services n
ner being tarred oa the grwnde. i .
Every chnrch la tsia eonaty
represenied besides dosae-from Trav-
is and WlUlamson counties .which
SORE BLEEDING
STOPPED IN 12
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CreoMQt a Pleasant liquid That AccompUshsi f
Home All' the Good Benefits of Treatment la
Dental Chair Without tht Pain and ExptntaV
Bore bleeding gums Indicate the
beginning of pyorrhea. If neglected
the infection spreads from the. gum
tissues to the root sockets the foun-
dation on which your teeth depend.
Then the teeth fall out or must be
pulled. Throufch a new discovery
Creosene a pleasant penetrating
liquidr medicated wjth gum healing
and germ -destroying ingredients used
by the dental profession carries ;ths
medication direct to the roots of the
teeth- reHeving pain tightening loose
treth) healing pus pockets destroying
decayed teeth odors and killing the
germ that leads to pyorrhoea.
The medicines used in Creosene are
not new but are well known and
used by the entire dental profession.
The new discovery h'Htha' method of
penetration which carrme tbeae ;.wa
bealiagf gsnn-dsstroytog medWB"
direct to the rootl el the teeth and
Into -every nook corner and crevice
in and between the teeth thereby ac-
complishing at home to a pleasant
way all the good benefits of a treat
meat in the dental chair Without the
pain and expense. If your gums are
sore and bleed easily or your teeth
sensitive or loose this isjrour warn-
JUuiof tworrboea ahead. Do not Wait
one tniHtita but go immediately to
Court; House Pharmacy or any other
good drug (tore and purchase a dol-
lar bottle of Creosene with the posi-
tive guarantee of relief in twelve
hours or monifcy refunded. Creosene
Co. Atlanta da.
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assotsuvtkv .i
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) 'NohodV kaowhstter ttMth bey
or girt wha. has ieeB sMghtsi Una
and ratals.' bythelt Uappsisi "best
friend" how humiliating K to to have
to ataad for Mh "rttttog. things
when they know they een aapset Both-'
log more as loaf 'a4h dpat look
attractive oa aorount of a pimply. '
blotehy or rsagh 'tUa. "'-;' 1 i V
But such haartoches doai hgva t 'k
be pat np with Aay boy girl who .L
is troubled with thetl skio hlemlshesM
can get rid of them if thsy will tost 1
ne Black and White Ointment The -
fact that Black ad White Ointment
sslls at ths tremendona rata of asarly '
two million packages a year ahowa
how popalar it is. It to aaosmaically 1..
priced ia liberal pachagaavAay dealer
eaa supply you with It .The IjOe stoa
coaUins three timea ah toach as tha A
Sfle aan. Mr..i-i:;.-Vii ' "I
Stoit If 'OK?;
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' AfTir throat and ehsat
f Covsf With hot flannel cloth.
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The House of Kuppenhaimtr Good Clothes
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mmym taste!
Tht? taste h the lest. Morning
Glory passes ii 100 per cent.
v It ipard lescribe good. bu
tieiftr Buritisasy to recpg-
vk&iti" kWs why Morning
Glory is 6n 100000 tables
every meal.'every day.
Made from selected cream
pasteurized for purity churned
in snbw-wWtecnumSy carefully
testeci faultlessly packed and
quickly seht'to your tables
these are the things that find
thoiir final expressim in Morn
irig Glory flavor.
Highest quality at no addi-
tional cost
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