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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Gath Judicial District Court, Parish
Of St. Mary.

Succession Of Thomas A. Sweeney
No.
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On osen Friend, RsIi.t

Protection Council No II. Order q,
Chosen Friends. at a regular meting las,
night passed the following resolutions;
Hall OF Protection Council, Order Chos.
en- Friends.
Resolved, That committee Of tbrss
be appointed to render such aid and 40.
assistance 10 any member of this council
that may be in need of help growing out
Oh the late storm, and that a warrant n
urawn on the treasury for $50 to be placed
ID the hands Of said committee TO be used
III the ABOVE purpose, and In case there
should De no member OF Protection Coun-
\ needing any assistance that the com
Hlttee may use any Of the funds so appro-
pristed to relieve any member or mem
oers OF any other council Order of Chosen
FRIENDS here or in Galveston.
lnls resolution was amended that IN.
acting councillor be added as chsirman
ana also Friend Sternbery be added, max
ing total In all OF 1--WE on the commits
G. e. swindel. "a. C. Crawford. C. n
'isener, A. b. sternberg, C. c. Beayans.
any Nnosen Friends in the city In dls-
, LESS win please call on 2, C. Crawford
Preston iV00
10 all orders Of Chosen Friends in the
CITY OF Houston. notice: That Protection
Couneil has taken the lead in ASSISTING
our distressed Friends and / hope thai
al other councils in this district viii act
once c. G. Beayans.
Deputy Supreme Councillor.
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THE NEEDS OF GALVESTON
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT GIVEN
OUT ny THE COMMITTEES.
Abrondi Checks TO Bs Made
Payable Mt Galveston.

The following was sent last night to
the local agent OF the Associated Press
and by him transmitted abroad.
Galveston, Texas, September I've
are receiving numerous kilograms OF con
dolence and offers OF assistance As the
telegraph wires are burdened we beg tns
Associated Press TO communicate this re-
spouse to all: Nearby cities are supply :
ing and will supply sufficient food, elotn-
ing, ETC.. Tor immediate needs. Cities
further away can serve us best by send :
ing money. Checks should be- made pay
able TO John Sealy. chairman inancc com
mittee. All supplies should come to W.
"A. MoVitie, chairman relief committee.
We have 25,00O people to clothe feed for
many weeks. and to furnish with house
hold goods. Most OF these are homeless
and The others Will require money to
make thtl; wrecked residences habitabie.
From this the world may understand how
much money we VIII need. This com :
mittee Will from time to time report our
needs with more particularly. We refer
TO dispatch OF this date by Major K. g.
Lowe, which this committee fully In
dorscs. All communicates will please &C
cept this answer in lieu OF Ecscct response
and be assured OF the heartfelt grati-
tude OF the aitire population.
tsiSned) W. Q. Jones. Mayor.
M. Lasker.
]. D. Skinner.
G. II. McMaster,
r. G. Lowe,
Clarence Ousley,
Committee.
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HELP THE UNFORTUNATE.
The Post Has Opened Subscription
for the Storm Sufferers.

mas been suggested from several quarters that open
IT'S columns tor the collection of subscriptions the storm sufferers
fund and III response said suggestion The Post now invites the
charape OF Houston of Texas and of country generally to
come quickly to the All contributions sent in will he
acknowledged by publication under this head the amounts will
be turned over to the proper committees distribution and app
eaten Tor the notle work OF assisting the unfortunate
The following sums came in yesterday
Moulton Texas, September Il,
Houston Post, Houston Texas
Gentlemen inclose YOU a draft for SAYS which is con-
out'on TO The Galveston sufferers You will please for
ware same to the proper parties for distributions This was made
up by the citizens of this place. Yours very truly
w. t. Tooiey.
Houston Texas September H.
Editor Houston Post, Houston Texas
Dear s-Durng the which swept city last Saturday
mgn' my store was unrooo and the greater portion of my stock
was enrey water-Soased causing loss which am unable 10
ascertain at this writing.
IN rerusne list Of contributions notice that my name does
MOI appear and desiring help the beg to ncose Won
s'ooo toward Their relief notwithstanding great loss
Respectfully Theo Keller
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X. OF p. RELIEF MOVEMENT.
"a. of y. Headquarters Have Re.
Located mt 2O5 Main st..o.

" - hchuVuarterS Have Heef
Located mt 2O5 Main Street.
Knights of Pythias headquarters have
been established at 205 Main strest
In charge of Grand Vice Chancellor II
H. swenk of Temple. They proposed to
take care of and provide for all refugee
fythians. The relief committee received
the following contributions yesterday:
Midlothian Lodge, Temple, 500; Central
Lodge. Georgetown, sG5; Rev. B. r. Riley.
Houston, s25o.
Lamar Lodge. No. 1s9, met last night
ana appropriated $3.50 and appointed a. a
committee Tom G. Swops and w. e. Dix-
on 10 work In connection with Grand
I.odse relief movement and they were
gwen power to appropriate from the treas
urer any money above the $3.50 that NAV
be necessary.
Texas No. : appropriated slOo and APP
pointed committee with like authority
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TO THE Is. ps OF TEXAS.
donations Asked For-Herduua
ters Established Here

donations Asked For-Hesduuar.
ters Established Here.
Mr.. II. II. swink. acting as grand
chancellor OF the knights of Pythlas In
the absence Of Hon. Ben @. Rogers of
Brenham has issued the following open
letter ~ the members OF that organiza-
ton In this State calling on them for
donations TO assist their brethren In dis
sress 81 Galveston and other points In
the storm district:
To All Subordinate Lodges Knights NJ,
Pythias OF the Grand Domain OF Texas.
Houston. Texas, September 1a-Breth-
rem; The terrible calamity which has
beiaiien Galveston and surrounding conn
Try demands prompt and Immediate &C.
ton on our mart.
Grand Chancellor Ben s. Rogers being
out OF the State. have establIshed
KNIGHTS Of Pythias relief headquarters at
zoo Main street. where all supplies should
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Fort Worth to Increase Do.s ~,
Planters and Mechanics Bank. h''.s'
Fort Worth. Texas. septenoe' -
Dear sirs: We wire you as folloM
Prease pay Mayor Brashear VOW =. 8.
ton city OF Fort Worth to Galveston !, \.
ferers; charge our account. ana s0s i.
to confirm same. This Is the im0u .n.;Al
mated by the city oouncA esvsri
meeting held yesterday evening .o,Ieitl1t.
committees are now at VOTE sv,ss nj.
aud the sum will be ausnnentoo 9s
terially. .a.ys nkI
We are RENTING you by eoE ,r,I,
to Vover our account Yours sen ..,sssL
WsNlam c. Newby. Plss'u''
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BRICK GOES UP.

Advantage Taken OF Situation 10 "A
vance Prices.
rae price of brick in this city has ad
yanced since the storm to SIS a thousand
rs normal price is 49, other building
precisbls extent.
great deal~or Indignation is expressed
On account OF the action taken just m
this time. i1s' ~
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SQUADS Of men engaged IN looking for bodies
and as fast AZ they are FOUND debris Is
piled about them and burned. 1t Is the only
way they can be disposed Of l st!il contend
that INV estimate Of the dead Is not too
high can not be convinced that Mayor
Jones Is going far enough when be places
It at 5000. Colonel Bill sterrett who has
been here since yesterday, told rue today
that my nrst statement OF 5000 Is none too
high He 10 Mortified beyond measure and
when one asks him his opinion he throws
UP his hands and in Silence walks away.
The streets are yet filled with debris and
the people are fearing the outbreak Of fire
which would destroy the whole city. A
careless discard Of = match or cigar might
cause this ard the bare possibility makes
roople shudder. Evsry care IL being taken.
the soldiers are keeping a strict watch and
speclal officers ore patrollins the streets
everywhere sndeavored to ret buggy to
drive about the city. but was told that IT was
lmpossible en- account Of tbs Debris in tho
streets.
The records, books and papers Of the court
OF civil appeals are intact but the building
is slightly damaged. Tho officers OF the court
chief iustics, Hon. r., A. Peasants and
Hon. w. II. Gill. associate justices; Hon.
H. NJ Knight. clerk; II. l.. Garrett. deputy
clerk; Jim Phillips (colored). porter. Mr..
knight is about the luckiest man in Gal
weston. The storm caused net the loss OF
life or a dollar at his home In fact. not q
chick or child is scratched.
Mrs. Mike o'Keefe aud her son. Joe. are
not dead They are badly hurt and are
at the homs OF Hon. Mlss Crowley. Mr..
O'Keefe 10 very anxious that this be cor
rected. as his wife has friends In tho in
terlor. Mr. o'Keefe states that Kate Krauss
is not dead. He reports that Dixie Vaughan
and Patrick Dsessn are dead.
A report has reached mo that yesterday
afternoon a soldier killed a negro for shaping
q white woman and taking from her sack
OF flour
Hon. j. S. wheless. about whom so many
have asked me, was out OF the city at the
time OF the disaster HIS wife and child
have been saved, They wsded into the city
from the Denver Resurvey before the water
became too deep
One thousand cople. OF The Post OF today
were distributed gratuitously 90 tho people
of Galveston from Houston Post headquarters
rs long as they lasted. The people were
wild when they found out had them and |
was offered fabulous prices for n copy. I
told each one that the papers were with the
compliments OF The Houston Post TO the
people OF Galveston. | never had the pleasure
of giving a more appreciated gift. The paper
was read by everyone who could got hold
of one.
AdjutAnt General Thomas scurry with
Hunt McCaleb and j. II. Hawley as aides
took charge OF tho military at 2 o'clock to-
Gay. Thoy viii keep order, take charge OF
cleaning up the debris and attend to all mat
t-rs except feeding and clothing the people
Their headquarters will be at the fremont
hotel
E. X Baker, general manager of the South
western Telegraph and Telephone company,
Ia here with n force OF linemeu and is ar
ranging to string four wires to Virginia Point
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be sent In care OF knights OF Pythias re-
lief committee. Forward all cash dona-
tions TO me at same place. Let me urge
you. in the name OF Friendship Charity
and Benevolence. to make prompt and
liberal response to this the most urgent
call ever presented for your considers
ton. F'raternally.
n. H. Swink, G.. v. O.,
Acting Grand Chancellor.
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7. n. CHAMBERS, Galvesten
WIN. p. LASSITER, Galysstss.
4. A. LEHWENING, Galveston.
JOHN LINsGRAU. Galveston.
GEORGE GOODELL. Galveston.
Inc following Galvestonlans were rssstws
II. c. ARCHER
Mr.. and Mrs. STEWART.
GUsTIN TAYLOR.
e. NOODLE and wife.
b. R. HERRING und Wits.
Mrs. JENNIE w. MEL.
G. L. REYNOLDS.
Miss +. TRUEHEART.
W. S. WARD. JR.
S. DE LAIN. @4
Al the Hutchins House,
NJ. W. wAMBoUGH.
JAMES 3. sTUBBs.
G. A. HOLT.
Mrs. M. q. HUBNER.
W. A. ATKINSON.
J. Il. PEARCE.
n. Q. No NoBpn and family.
Mrs. IDA RITTER.
SAMUEL REED.
PAUL PLEWTZ.
w. KIRS0PP.
Mrs. GEO. W. CAMBElL.
hrs. JOHN OWENS and tive shiasA
hlIbs MAUI ONENb, .titi
q. L. OWENS.
J. A. McEvERY.
At the Lawlor:
M. A. HARDWOOD.
LEON soNrIELD. wife and aAill
7. X. HAWKINS and family.
D. e. sHUCKHERT.
c. LESTER.
J. K. TOMPsoN.
Mrs. p. F. PEELnR.
W. L. JOHNSTON.
T. D. BROWN.
r. HAsTY.
R. L. LESTNpR.
T. W. IRVING.
+. WINNIE.
TOM LEVY.
q. sTUHLn. wife and children.
Miss A. b. QUINN.
Mrs. Y; x QUINN and sAild''a
Mrs Mrs G. II. LiMosc and sAndrsA
H. W. SAVAGE.
At the Bristol:
Miss MAY MASTERSON.
]. II, MAsTERsoN.
JAMES A, TUCKER.
At the Latham: "
C. q. OLSEN.
Mrs. J. p. SMART.
The following people from Gslvssssa
terday: i
JOE II. WOOD.
". Is. DANihLS. 4ttsft
WILLIAM NJ. wARMoCK.
J. PELooUIN ard wife.
Miss PEARL MULLEN.
A. J. HARRISON.
p. SMITH.
w. II. WATSON.
ABE DANIEL.
JACK MCCARTHY.
J. NJ. F1TCHIE. s1
N. ABERCROMBN.
PiUL SMYTHE.
John BRAKER.
L. @. ShNKER.
PAUL JONES.
N. MORGAN.
q. B. THACKLY.
JOHN JAQUIN.
G.. NJ. WILLIAMS.
BENZ. ABRAHAMs.
T. D. MASSIE.
l. NJ. BRUNSWICK.
BEN woMACK.
G. n. wooLvERToN.
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vaIerio-Phosphate auinins IN ~
Don't cause nervousness or f'As,.s Ard
head, and is a better strensIn'p ~
tonic for all forms of Malaria !, ~, y u
ordinary sulphste Of ouinine. iii ~
not pleased with It your aisss ~
fund your money. IN tablets, ~
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Have three more small launches: will
start them tonight. II sea not too rough
VIII reach Galveston tomorrow morning.
George NJ. Craig.
Contribution from Nashville.
The Mayor. Houston.
Nashville. Tenn. September IL, 2:41
a. m--You are authorized to draw on
Retail Merchants association through
First National bank, Nashville. $500 BEN
eft Galveston sufferers.
II. NJ. Brennscke, President.
Reply:
II. M. Brennecke. Nashville. Tenn.
houston. Texas, September 12.-Have
drawn as per instructions. Many thanks
for subscription. Situation terrible.
g. III. Brashear. Mayor.
beaumont sends Supplies
s. II. Brashear. Mayor. Houston.
Beaumont, Texas. September IL, 1910
a, m,--We have sent groceries. water. ice.
medicines and doctors by boat and train
TO Bolivar Point
D. y Wheat. Mayor.
The following notification was forward
ed TO Mayor Jones OF Galveston:
w, c. Jones. Mayor, Galveston Texas
Houston, September 12.--Nlayor Wheat
OF Beaumont wires that they have sent
groceries water, ice. medicine and doc-
lots by boat and tram 10 Bolivar Point.
S. II. Brashear, Mayor.
HnnesviiIc, Ohio, TeicRrRphs Money.
b. A. Riesner. Chairman Relief Commit
tee, Houston.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. September IL, 1925 n.
m-By Western Union have sent 500 for
benefit OF sufferers at Galveston and
vicinity. John Hoge.
Reply:
John Hoge. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Houston, September 12--Thanks for
800 by wire to b. A. Riesner for Calves
ton sufferers
S. II. Brashear. Mayor.
sympathy from Charleston.
The Mayor OF Galveston Care the Mayor
of Houston. Houston.
Charleston, 8. c.. September II. s:l5 D.
N. Charleston sympathlzes with your
stricken city and offers her assistance
In your hour OF need
J. Adger Smith, Mayor.
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baltimore Responds.

Mayor Brashear Houston.
Baltimore, Md. September 10, 1880 a.
M DRAW on us for $500 for Galveston
relief. William Numsen & Sons.
Reply:
William Numsen a Sons. Baltimore. Nd
Houston. TeSes. September i2-Many
thanks for your very liberal subscription,
Have drawn TODAY for the amount.
\. II. Brashear. MAYOR,
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A small Towns Liberas,ty.

Hon. Mavor. Houston.
New Brauntels. Texas, September IL. -
Dear Sir lnclosed YOU will find bill OF
lading for carload OF nour and meal
from the people OF New Braunfels for the
storm sufferers. Yours respectfully,
&. A. Jain, Mayor
Reply:
C. A. jain Mayor New Braunfels. Texas.
Houston. Texas. September 12.-Please
extend thanks to the citizens OF your city
for their generous donation, which is
most acceptable. s. II. Brnshear,
Mayur
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INQUIRIES FOR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES.
The Post VIII Endeavor to Give All Possible
Information.

The Post VIII Endeavor to Give All Possible
Information.
The Post has received hundreds and hundreds of
kilograms from all parts of the country nquiring
about friends and relatives at Galveston. 1t has been
impossible to give the information desired thus far
except in few instances where the facts were posi-
lively known.
The Post has established headquarters at CAL
weston, and men thoroughly acquainted with the
city in charge They have been instructed to get
names of the dead and living as rapidly possible,
and to make systematic canvass of the city 1t is
an immense work. and can not be done in one day,
week, but the facts will be brought out
and given TO the public as quickly as human endeavor
obtain them.
In this connection The Post desires to state that
all kilograms of inquiry received will be forwarded
Galveston and given attention. Houston people
desiring to learn of friends and relatives not
ported in this mornings list of dead living are
requested to fill out the blank below and all inquiries
will be turned to the Galveston head
quarters fast as couriers take them there Write
names of parties inquired about very plainly, giving
street location where possible. Information obtained
will be published in The Post
Name Observation-Disclosures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Street No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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nursery for homeless. oh,idren.

Frank Andrews. Now York Journal Cor
respondent. Houston.
New York. September -. +;22 p. m. -
iPaper anxious establish Immediately
emergency nursery homeless children
Galveston. Please get quick report from
Galveston how best to do It. Get refusal
of proper house. Find what equipment
and how many employes necessary. what
cash Is Immediately required. Wire fully
quickly New York Journal
The above was submitted to the com
mittee at its meeting last might and met
with approval. Mr. Andrews succeeded
in getting the refusal or appropriate
buildings and wired his paper the infor-
mation asked for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-13

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestivs organs will be regulated and
You will be Fright, active and ready
ior any kind of work. This has
been the experience OF others; d
w1li % yours. HOODS PILLS are
- py ~ medicine dealers. Is Ct
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GAINESVILLE, ohio, Telegraph. None,
~ ~ oihoucaI. Mayo
sympathy from Charleston.

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II It fails to
cure. d. w Groves signature Is on each
box 25c
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Boats En- Route to Galveston.

w. Il. Anderson Houston.
Port Arthur. Texas. September a.
Have sent three tugs. Earnest Strong and
Hudson, All draw from eight to ten feet
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E. Baker, general manager Of the South
western Telegraph and Telephone company
Ia here with force OF linemeu and is ar.
ranging to string four wires to Virginia Point
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order. causing
i'lllousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-13

Have three more small launches: will
start them tonight II sea not too rough.
VIII reach Galveston tomorrow morning.
George NJ. Craig.
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position It was necessary to send troops
protect them against the rabble.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-01
me ORANGE Free state ANNEXED.

On sunday Lord Roberts announced to
bis troops the annexation of the Orange
Free State to the British possessions in
South Africa under the name of the
Orange River Colony, and on Monday the
reclamation was issued This is the end
OF an independent republic that has ex-
sted since 1854. 1t was founded by
Beers, who trekked from Cape Colony to
&c. away from the British, and might
have been allowed to live in peace but for
he discovery of gold and diamonds in and
near their possessions.
The Orange Free State has lost its liberty
IN fulfilling its treaty obligations with the
Trsnsyaal republic. The two republics
have been virtually one for several years,
and We're bound by treaty to stand by each
other in case of attack.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-01
Republican District Convention.

a republican convention for the Second
p,.s eSsloual district will be held at White
of June, A. d. 1900. at i o'clock ~ %
Tor the purpose of placing in nominatiop
candidate to be supported nv The froe.
men of the district at the election to no
held on Tuesday, the 4th day of September
next, for the Fifty.seventh Congress of the
United States; also to elect a district
committee for the ensuing biennial term.
lOwns and cities will be represented In
SAID convention on the basis of one
uelegate tor each town or city, one delegate
Ior each lUO votes and one for every
traction thereof of so cast for the Repub
mean candidate for governor i'm 1896.
Delegates Will be chosen at primary meet
lngs called by the Republican committee in
each town or city, and will provide them
serves with proper credentials, signed by
the secretary of said primary meeting at
which they are elected, and present them
TO the district committee (who will act as
committee on credentials) at their head
quarters at the Junction House Immediate
ly upon their arrival
The district committee recommended
that the primaries in the several towns
and cities be held on Saturday, June 1G.
l9Uu. The usual courtesy of fare one way
will be given by the railroads in the state.
Explicit directions for securing round trip
tickets will be given upon The blank ere
dental sent to each town committee.
A. DAWSON, Chairman, Craftsbury,
Ira A. SIIArrUCK, Sec, Hardwck,
+. d. HALE, Lunenburg,
CHAs. o. RoBBINs, Brattleboro,
j. +. MEAD, Randolph,
F. G. Rowland, Barre,
F. A. WALLER, Ludlow.
Hardwick VT, May 20, 1900.
Republican Committee Second Congress
sional District.
On the above basis the towns of Wind
ham county will be entitled to representa-.
| ton as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-01
EnrIand,s Policy.

Lord Salisbury declared in speech at a
public dinner in London Tuesday night,
referring to the talk about peace terms in
South Africa, that: "Our only certainty
Of preventing recurrence of this fearful
war is to insure that never again shall such
vast accumulations of ornaments occur and
that not a shred of the former independ-
ence of the republics shall remain" The
Premier also said: 1--WE went TO war to
abate oppression of the Queens subjects
% the Transvaal and because of our re-
monstrances being met by an insulting III
,.ma,um, to which, if the Queens govern
ment had submitted, her power, not only
n South Africa, but over her colonies and
dependencies would have been al an end
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-01
Congress.
....oronl, Action on the OIeomergOrine
RllI.

..-.,r,t,ip Action on tue OleOnarg0ttne
Bill.
~ts House committee on agriculture,
....re IN f.l committee, refused to en-
1,r.s .be action Of the subcommittee on
.so rrou. 3leomargarine bill in turning
lawn Tia. measure and reporting an in
active substitute. On Tuesday, by a
.,..of- 0to7, the committee ordered a
favorable report on the original bill. Con-
.,o..mln Henry of Connecticut, who has
boon prominently identified with the OPP
,,..ion TO the oleomargarine interests,
r,s instructed to prepare the report and
,~hrt 4. 20 the House on Thursday.
The springfield Republicans Washington
,,-resnondent says that every effort is be-
inc made 70 get the bill up in the House
IN consideration before adjournment. A
naper was circulated upon the floor Tues
5ay asking for rule from the committee
m -,,e, setting apart day for considera-
zion Of -he bill There is no doubt the
BILL will pass the House by a large MAORI
.yN. comes 20 vote.
The resolution passed by the House fix
inc June % for date of adjournment has
MD. ya. passed the Senate. An effort will
he made 20 have the upper House defer
consideration of the resolution or amend
tty fixing a later date for adjournment