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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06

new to Los Angeles. "Susan in Search
of a Husband" by Jerome X. Jerome.
The locale of the play is in Wales, and
it deals with a change of identity to
fool lover who turns out to be the
husband of one of the women. The
comedy is now being played in the east
by Eleanor Robson and Miss Irving left
her company to head the present or
ganization. Her supporting company
includes Miss Marie Wainwright Miss
Jessie Izett, Miss Edith Lemmert and
Hassard Short, Ernest Mainwaring,
Herbert Standing and A. G. Andrews,
all of whom are well known in this
part of the country.
AUDITORIUM-The Offering for the
Auditorium for the week commencing
Monday will be Broadhurst's classical
drama, 1.-The Holy City" This will af-
ford Miss Florence Stone the first real
opportunity of showing the Los Ange-
les public her ability as an emotional
actress in the part of Mary Magdalene.
Andrew Robson as Barabas will also
have an opportunity of appearing in
his favorite role. 1t is in these parts
that both Miss Stone and Mr.. Robson
have won their great successes. 1.-The
Holy City" is a companion play to "Ben
Hur," and has achieved success in the
eastern cities. The play represents the
time of Christ The figure of the Mag
dalene is OF course the pivot of the
whole drama. 1.-THE Holy City" re-
quires 100 people on the stage and
allows for magnificent scenery effects.
The great pipe organ of the Auditorium
will be introduced with chorus of
twenty voices under the direction of
Bruce Gordon Kingsley.
BURBANK-The success of "The
Judge and the Jury" at the Burbank
the past week has been so great that
its retention for at least another week
was a foregone conclusion. The play.
no matter what New York thought of
1t, is immensely popular with Los An
geles theater goers, more than 5000 by
actual count having been turned away
during it's presentation so far Maquita
as depicted by Maude Gilbert threatens
to become a classic, while Harry Mes
tayer as the justice and Desmond as
Chileste are equally we'll liked. Scenic
ally the presentation is above criticism.
GRAND-"Buster Brown" has done
such a record business and the number
OF people turned away each perform
ance has been so great that the piece
win be repeated at the Grand this
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06

close with Mr.. Mitchell and she will
produce his next play. 1t is related of
Cylde Fitch that as soon as his first
success was made and the managers
turned to him for plays he simply
opened his trunks and hauled them
forth. To the one play that Pinero
writes a year We're half a dozen plays
that Fitch had produced. He had
many undgested securities in the
shape of rejected manuscripts and as
soon as he was the fashion he began to
transmute these into money.
1t is all in being the mode. Angus
tus Thomas has been in vogue so long
and with such good results that he has
constantly on hand more work than he
can turn out. He has written "Ari-
zona," Alabama" "Mrs. LeffingwelPs
Boots" ''The Embassy Ball."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
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it. Flora Dorset is we'll liked, pretty
Betty Johnson has the usual train of
admirers and George himself is as big
a hit as he was here and back east.
Success to them.
Again, which reminds me that the
Hotchkiss hoodoo has settled down
again. Fischer has abandoned the
whole proposition. l wonder why
Fischer doesn't get the Peoples, put in
a musical stock company with a twice
a-day show there, and, retaining his
First street house, become an octopus.
1t would be winner.
Dick Ferris is now "a actor" But
I'd rather-With all due respect-hear
Dick make that speech about seats ar
$1.20 a dozen and 'check your babies
but don't forget the checks" than see
him do Hamlet" wouldn't you?
Olga Nethersole's Carmen" kiss is
about the warmest ever. But speak
ing of that. 1 once saw Schumann-
HeinlI do Brunhilde and in that she
kisses Siegfried for five minutes by the
watch, all to Wagnerian rhapsodies.
Talk about lusciousness. And S-H was
younger then, too.
In Isabel Irving's company. which
comes to the Mason this week. is Marie
WdllWIlEnlt WllOs llOl 81 AbAA6 d6OiiNs
was one of the finest Rosalinds on the
stage. Miss Wainwright is an artistic
to her finger tips, and | wonder at tho
eXigencies of a situation which pre-
cipitates her into the middle of
younger stars company. But that's
the way of it. Nell McHenry. as clever
a woman as ever trod the boards. is
doing a "bit" with Louis James and
Rose Eytinge is supporting medi-
Ocre star. How the famous do pass!
The announcement that Miss Harry
Hall Is to head the second company
David Belaseo Is organizing to play
'"The Girl of the Golden West" in those
cities not visited by BlaKehe Bates Is
gratifying to herlegion of friends. Miss
Hall has been rehearsing the role under
Belasco for two weeks and the support
ing comp-p' has been selected with
great care. The tour VIII begin early
in the new year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
NOTES BY THE
MATINEE MAN
:'s.+ss+s'''';;s'Et';'ts'+' .ss.s:'''+st'::'s

TT HE going of Amelia Gardner will
strike a note of regret with many
admirers of the Belasco company,
but it was to have been expected Miss
Gardner is a capable and thorough
actress-when she wants to be. And
when she doesn't-well. then she isn't
to put it mildly. l have seen Miss
Gardner do some excellent things;
then, again, | have seen her walk
through a part with so contemptuOus
manner that she insulted her entire
audience This is dead wrong; people
pay to see a player do his or her best,
and indifference is never permissible.
AS Miss Gardner became more and more
careless and unintresting in her work.
her going was inevitable. Now, Man
ager BlackWood is in the throeS of
selecting a successor, but the great re-
sources of the BelaSco organization
make this a matter of no compelling
haste; he will take his time and get
a good one, thus avoiding the flakes
which have happened to his rivals
down the street.
And, by the way, l am still wonder
ing how and where Ollie Morosco made
his find OF Maude Gilbert. For she is a
find; of that we all know. Seldom has
a player come here so unheralded and
made good so amply. She quite makes
"Dhe Judge and the Jury" possible
and 1t isn't the first time she has won
praise and affection for her cleverness.
do not know the lady personally. but
I'm in hopes some day to take her by
the hand and congratulate her person
ally for her fine work.
am glad to be able to record good
reports from George Howard and his
company up in San Jose. These play
ers who We're popular here during
their brief season, are even more so
with the San Joseans and their seasons
promises TO last as long as they wish
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
NED WAYRURNs GRAIN DEARs"-oRPHEuM

always barring "Carmen"-which a
goodlys number might absorb if they
would. If
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
N1he Weeks BIS

MAsoN-"Susan in Search of a Hus-
band"
BELASCO-"Shore Acres"
AUDITORiUM-"The Holy City,
ORPHEUM-Orpheum Road Show.
BURBANK-"The Judge and the Jury"
GRAND-"Buster Brown"
PEOPLES-"Cowboy Girl"
FISCHER S-"Sapho."
A FTER q week OF such fine acting
n as was afforded by Miss Olga
= Nethersole and her excellent COM
pany. how tawdry and inadequate do
some of the travelling offerings seem
when they visit the same house. 1t al
most makes one vow never to go
again till an equally fine opportunity
is afforded.
Miss Nethersole is an actress of
superfine abilities, and her voice is the
most musical among English speaking
Thespians today. Only Bernhardt' S
compares with it; both have that
resonance that reminds one of the
notes of fine old violin or cello. Both
know how to use this voice to perfec-
ton; both are superb players and both
conf1ne themselves to dramas that re-
quire the highest art and deal with the
most subtle emotions Whether or not
one approves of the morals of the
plays they present, no one can cavil
with the dramatic possibilities of them,
nor fail to appreciate the treat they
are in adequate hands.
1t is the coming of Nethersole that
makes one glad that there is a syn
dicate; 1t is the infrequency of such
an event, when the possibilities for
more are so numerous, that makes one
cuss 1t. With so high standard which
1t sets for itself, 1t is too bad that the
syndicate should usually fall down to
SO low a level.
And, returning to the morals again,
one doubts very much II anyone We're
hurt by the subjects~so BADLY dis
cussed during the past week. "Sapho''
was the only one of the plays offered
that was really vicious, and the wick
edness In that was so transparently
theatrlc that no one was much fooled
by 1t. And there was opportunity for
many good lessons in the other dramas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
CITIZENS GETTING
CLEAR OF JURIES

5TTO. August 9.-In his charge 10
the grand Jury at Kohala, Judge Mat
tbewman drew attention to too evi-
dent desire on the part of citizens 10
es s-sr serving on juries and attend
ing court. The judge referred espe
ciany to the difficulty of securlng ~
Ill :. tbe Third Circuit, especially at
M last term held in Kailua, when for
.,1er senator paris was foreman OF the
grand rsr 3e jury At the Kohala session not
even e Mr.. paris was available for ser
vice because he had secured a con-
mission from High Snerln ri ss 0+ber
mounting him as deputy sherin. Otne5
Citizens Citizens had secured appointments ana ID
cI,iI,lii9eiO exemption from citizen $
(iutv Of serving on juries. The luo az
said that these claims had nov Ier,,al1,
ed snch a point that it was eXtreiiis ~
djecnIt 10 secure good juries in ms
pirpIlif
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
srRIoIrs ACCIDENT.

Miss Nancy Daniels. teacher III ~
snreckeIsville school. met with ser,
ous accident saturday evenlhs' 49,. 80
out riding in Kahului her sarse
1os+bar rave way and, as her morse morse
becan,a manageable, she was throw r.i
violently to the ground her 81 a
struck with great force ana Io' u,as
me il was thought her sAuii .,,ore
t..o+rrea She received a sever
- 81 ana a bad cut in the scalp, anu anu
s s.loe1 ta Lev, - the Puunene Hospital 1oF
treatment. She has since oe1 7Ia,,sio,, is
ed to her home and no apr ellea. re-.
felt for her ultimate ana
News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12

These three sums were the proceeds
OF land sales at Olaa after the planta-
ton was started there. Another month
of large land receipts was June, lso''
when S7725.5O was RENTED to Homo
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
STILL, ON STRIKE.

The boilermakers in all the big iron
works in San Francisco are still on
strike and repair work on the steamers
has been a great deal delayed as the
result. When the strike of the iron
workers was settled recently the boiler
makers refused to accept the agreement
made by the Iron Trades Council ana
have, as the result. been expelled from
that body. The Council is thinking Sc
riously of importing boilermakers from
the Atlantic Coast. to take the places
of the strikers, and of forming new
union in this line. In the meantime all
the work, except where it is an
emergency job, is being held up badly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Royal Hawaiian Hotel bar keeps
open Sunday.
Charles Gay arrived in the Hall from
Kauai yesterday.
Dr. Armitage was a passenger in the
Hall from Kauai
Mrs. H. A. Jaeger arrived from Kau-
al yesterday morning
Dick Davis is recovering at Malulani
hospital, Wailuku, from dangerous
attack Of pneumonia.
George Henderson has resigned the
ice works at Waikiki.
W. J. Moody is going to build cot
tages on his own account for rent in
the new town of K9huJHi.
D. H. Case. the cSv6ty attorney of
Maui today moves ifgto his new house,
one Of the finest in WaiIuku.
Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso-
citation will meet in K. OF P. han this
Monday evening, August y, at-7:30.
The executive committee OF the Oahu
Young Peoples Union viii meet this
(Monday) evening, at 7:30, in the Y.
NJ. c. A. hall.
in the Honolulu schools, was visiting
Hilo last week after spending some
time in the mountains.
Harmony Lodge No. 3. I. o. Q. F.,
will meet in odd Fellows hall at 1880
this Monday evening. 1t is probable
there VIII be work in the second de-
gree.
In press bulletin Nc. 20 OF the Ha-
vail Agricultural Experiment Station,
D. /. Van Dine, entomologist. tells all
about the introduction of top min
nows into the Hawaiian Islands to
make war on the mosquitoes.
Two Porto Rican chicken thieves at
Waikiki We're detected through
quarrel with each other over a dlvi-
sion of the spoils. A trunk robbery
by one of them was divuIged in the
same row District Magistrate Nc
Kay gave them a year each in jail,
A special meeting of the Woman's
Guild of st. Andrews cathedral will
ue held at the residence of Canon
Macintosh Tuesday, August 10, at $3.50
p. m. Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt, chairman
of the fair committee, expects to be
IN town to preside and earnestly re-
quests the committee. members of the
guild and all those interested in the
coming fair to be held in October to
bee present at this meeting, if posi-
BILE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
AT VOLCANO HOUSE.

HILo, August 9.-The following
guests have registered at the Volcano
House during the past week.
]. H. Thener and A. R. Fennimore,
San Francisco; Bertha Stevens and
Mrs r. stevens. Snowville, Oiaa; L.
P. Gait, ]. F. Weller. Mrs. H. w. Mist
Miss Mist and r. E. Mist, Honolulu;
G. H. Wells, Queensland; Mrs. II. b.
Griffins. Oakland, Cal; Irene V. Crook,
Maui: Martha A. Foss and John H.
Fosg. Palo Alto, Cal; VIM. n. Stew"
art HiIo: w. A. Bailey. Honolulu; A.
G. curtis, Kurtistown; Mrs Della
Evans and Minnie L. Evans, National
city. Cal; Chas. Williams, Hilo; Mary
K. Williams, Honokaa; Kainoa We've
lii. Kau: Mr.. and. Mrs. A. n. Camp
hell. Honolulu, and E. H. Cant, Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
JOHNNIE WILSON
GETS BIC BILLET

John H. Wilson has been appointed
Superintendent of Roads for tina
County of Maui by the Board of SUI
pervisors. He is a son of Chas. B.
Wilson of Honolulu and a graduate in
engineering of Stanford University. On
coming out of college about nine years
ago ne Joined his classmate, L. N,
Whitehouse. in partnership, the firm
getting the contract for building the
road across the Pail. The copartner-
ship was dissolved later. Until recent
ly Mr.. Wilson was doing road work
for the County of Kauai. He had FIVE
rivals for the Maui position. including
his father. who withdrew before the
choice was made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12

horse when you let it be known through
the classified ads. in the Advertiser
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12

If you would sell horse, put an
ad. in the Advertiser.
yertiser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
WINS GAME
ON HlLO TEAM

William Kong, Of the Chinese Ath-
letic Club, is at present playing ball
in Hilo, and is pitching for the chi
nese team of that city. On last Thurs
day he won his game against the Ha-
waiian team of Hilo, by score OF
6-5. He struck out nine men and gave
tyo bases on balls, while his opponent,
on the other team, struck out only hYe
and gave the same number of bases
on balls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
BAND CONCERT
At EMMA SQUARE

The Hawaiian band will play the fol-
lowing program at Emma Square at
1870 this evening:
PART l.
Overture-"The Fiancee" ....... Auber
F'inale-"TeIP' ................ Rosslnl
Gavotte--'' Modern" ............ Tours
SeIeetion-'Rose of CASTLE" (by re-
quesD ..............--.....-' BdLAo
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar by Berger
Selection-"Gipsy Baron Strauss
Waitz-"The Skaters $3.50. Waldteufel
Finale-"Golden Sunset" $3.50. Brown
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
Business LOCALS.
SACHS sales today.

SACHS sales today.
H8lp the raspberry by using Mrs.
Ke4rns' seedless jam and new drink.
SLet US assist you in finding house
When you desire to rent. Trent Trust
Co, Ltd.
The Pecific Transfer Co. will look
after your baggage for the Alameda.
Ring up telephone Main IS.
a chance for the boys and girls TO
make money. We will pay 1Oc- per
pound cash for small, red, ripe Chile
peppers. Any quantity. New England
Bakery.
Ninety cents for ladies' white skirt
at Sachs sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
QUITE UNUSUAL.

Things must go topsy-turvy in wal
luku. according to the folloMii l7,,arile
froy1 the Maui News. An a aI.an5 Of
d&ging a team OF plugs ins. .sf1a "a
ne team lodging the autonlooiis
surely a rare sight; = sscaned
"R. A. wadsworth narroWly -, a
h.,ng r,,n over a few days ago ny d
runaway team owned by q JapSli t,,,,s
he was in his automobile at the 80 Ia
he saw the team coming ana JUS
time to get out of the way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
BIC REMIT ANCE
FOR LAND SALES

HILO, August 9.-Sub-Agent George
Williams, of the Territorial Land Of
flee, has just sent to Honolulu the
largest remittance ever made, from the
first land district in Hilo. since the en-
actment of the Land Act of 1895. the
amount sent to the Commissioner OF
Public Lands, ]. w. Pratt, was U.s.
$40 %. being the proceeds of sales made
here during the month of July. Other
large amounts that had previously
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-12
TRANSPORT DANCE
At SEASIDE TONIGHT

In honor of Colonel Lockwood and
the officers and ladies of the Twenty
ninth Infantry, the band of the Tween
ty-ninth will probably play at the Sea-
side tonight. The Maui and Oahu
polo teams and their friends will be
especially welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
Corona on. Rocks
on Humboldt Bar

j. Briggs J. Mckar. H Boquet- 2. Z. Ellis
and wife. Miss 6ayncr- Colonel " G Clun
Mrs Nappenfhal, Mrs. l. X Sansome- = T.
Parsons and wife. J. Burke. II. Miller. D. l.
Holland. r. C. Nell. II. TriDwilfh. r. s. Bridg-
man. r. q. whitney. n. 7. Hesrey. " T.
Rarney. J. r. Morrison, J. r. Rose. Miss leie-
Ter. Miss Wiley. Mrs Crichton, r. II. Collier
and wife. y. Baxter. Miss Clsrk. Mrs Heusier
Mrs. J. Mariner and Eve children. B. NJ How
ard and two children. Mrs. Reynolds, H. L,
Herman and wife. DR.. z. =. Clark Miss J..
Blair. Miss NJ. Blair. = H. Fisher. s e War
ren. X Richtor. r. A. Mcdonald Y. c. smith
y r. Nesmith. G Evans and wife q. r Dow
ner. r.. n. Robarts and wife. u. NJ. Foltz ana
wife, F Lenini, r. Lennon. J. Rasmussen X
S Finnarfy. n r. Walters. +. ". Smyth, T,
Niktos. T. Smith. K. j. Neiland. Mrs. J. B.
Yiera and son J. Ben S. p Plassion, Mrs.
Duncan. +. Martin. c. v. oson, S Neck, j.
johnson r. Morales. J. Coleman. J. Francisco,
g. Christensen. A. Stanford, p. Mckeuy, 4.
Leonardo and ~ Brsne.
The Corona carried crew Of
ffty-three officers and men. all told.
Her officers were:
Captain Thomas Boyd, First officer Thomas
Roberts Second officer A. Jones. Third offer
G. T. Deary, Purser T. ". ". Brown. First
Cierk f. Hamilton Chief Engineer T.
Steele. First Assistant Engineer j. T. McCauley
Second Assistant r. J. Murphy. Third Assistant
G. r. Prendergast Chief Steward Charles
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
JOHNSON TO ATTACK THE
RAILROADS. H|RELINGs
Loyalty to City Determines
Him to Turn on Long
Time Masters
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

: SACRAMENTO March Grove
johnson intends TO pay his respects to
walter Parker, Jere Burke and George
TIstton in the House tomorrow when
the bill providing for capital removal
con,es M for passage. Grove believes.
like most .Sacramentans, that the bill
ie very vicious legislation and has
nothing 10 commend IL but thesambition
NJ Berkeley real estate dealers who
have lots TO sell.
new phase has been interjected
into the moving project by the stand
ralxen bv some of the members of the
House supporting the Eshleman anti
racing bill. These members are de-
claring that they will not support the
canitaI removal unless they are assured
thar the senate committee on public
morals reports on the Eshleman bill.
irish ~ Downieville. chairman of the
committee. has returned TO Sacramento
after an absence of nearly week, but
the bill is receiving no more attention
than was accorded it while he was
away.
Desp,te the talk of vote trading on
the two measures, it was said tonight
that fifty-eight members of the House
were pledged to support capital re-
moval.
The Evening Bee commends the stand
taken by q local contemporary on the
political Independence of Sacramento in
the face of the capital moving agitation
and adds:
ITO hell with the whole damned
gang"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
BILL N INTEREST OF
UNPAID CONTRlCTOR
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1897 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO, March THE As
sembl5E, by vote Of 25 to 30, refused
today to reconsider its action on Senate
bill 24o. This measure, which passed
the lower house yesterday, Will enable
any person, firm or corporation that has
ever done street work and failed to get
pay to sue municipalities and recover
Judgment not only for the contract
amount, but interest from the time the
work was completed.
If the bill receives the Governors ap~
proval San Francisco Will have to pay
100000 for street paving done thirty
years ago. The measure was introduced
by Senator Savage in the interest of j.
J. Conlin, former San Francisco con-
tractor who has made several vain at
tempts to get his claim past the SUI
preine Court.
Senator Blacks antihazing bill passed
the Assembly without opposition. This
measure makes both hazers and teach
ers who permit hazing guilty of mis-
demeanor
Assemblyman Otis bill to regulate
examinations for dental certificates was
vigorously opposed. but went through.
Stetsen of Oakland gave notice of re-
consideration.
Senator McCartney's bill changing the
order of jury trials so as to have the
Judge deliver. his instructions before
the attorneys argue failed OF a passage
but Will come up again on a motion to
reconsider.
Assemblyman Walsh obtained leave
today to introduce a bill, and he put in
one to give Alameda County another
Superior Judge Otis of Alameda lost
no time in notifying Walsh that he
would fight the bill on the floor.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
bills SIGNED BY GrLLETr
Measures Passed by Legislature That
Go on Statute Books

Measures Passed by Legislature That
Go Statute Books
SACRAMENTO. March Governor
Gillett has signed the following bills:
Assembly bin lls-Prescribing duties Of
board Of health
Assembly bin l26-Relsting 10 putting dead
animals in rivers.
Assembly bill 139-Generni duties Of superin-
tendents Of AhOOe.
Assembly bill 3O7-Course Of study n primary
grammar schools.
Assembly bill 5o5-Duties Of the Superinte-o
ent Of Public Instruction.
Assembly bin 53s-To procure rights-of-wsy
for reclamation districts.
senate bin 10-Appropristing money for the
Chico Normal School.
Senate bin 1S-To create q law library fund
Senate bin 11S-Iiens On personal property.
Senate bin iTT--Expenses OF legal actions
Senate bill l69-Relating 70 elections.
senate bill 2s9-Providing that marriages NAV
he performed by justices Of the Court Of Ap-
Deals.
senate bin 4so--ro form sanitary districts n
the State.
senate h.u 4sl-Relating 10 parties prohibit
ted from testfyinG So certain cases
Senate tdl 25lTo accept bequests for Home
of The ADULT Blind
senste sill Postgraduate courses in pub.
senate BIN Postgraduate courses in high
schools.
Senate bill 42-To prevent wearing OF G. a n
Or Spanish War Veterans uniforms by nnsu-
thorizeo persons.