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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-09-07
10 Mejor en- Corseses Y sus Ansdidos.

10 Mejor en- Cofseses Y sus Anadidos.
Corceses de Job j. 6. Sill 20, ahora Il. NORTHUMBERLAND. SOC
!" so, 75cy ST., ahora Il. ........... 35c
Corceses de G. b. de alto grade $1 " l.35, ahora MI. .65 Soc
Corceses de G. B. de alto grade $L65 y so, ahora. $1. 30. III ]. 80
Corceses de C. b. de alto grade $3.50, ahora. n. ... I. ..... ESQ
Cuerpos Lingerie, Muy Abaio de Costo.
Embutido Batiste 7 Dc encaje, SO, ahora sl;a5
Embutido Batiste y de encaje, $l25, $11 y ~ ahora.7 20, SOC soc
cuerpos Madras Dc alto grade, 81 25 Y $la, ahora 5oc
Cuerpos e~spl6ndidos y de moda $4A, ahora ... ", ........$1 .75
Cuerpos negros y de soda 81 y $3.50, ahora. .2.ooy 300
Vestidos de Lavar a Precios lnfimos.
De embutidos blancos bien hechos SIS, ahora .... .. .... $1,000
De muy buen grade $4 IS, ahora. d. ........... $175a 200
Vestdos azules blancos de percal SIS, ahora. ~. Us. \. LIS
Vestidos de percal puro Sill y $34, ahora n. ..... $1.50a 200
Vestdos de indiana esplendidos $34, ahora ... ... .... 200
Sacos Kimonas por menos que cuesta 81 Material.
De Crespe dolores sorteados 2. 25, 300 ahora. .... $3.50
Kimonas bien hechos de valor esplendido So, ahora. ... 100
Hechos de Serpante Crepe LIS, ahora 4. n. .. Soc
De soda Japonesa $34, ahora. 81. ~. ". N. s.... ..... ...... 200
De una pleza VIZ, ahora .... oOc
TODD Lana, Listos para Lavar y Usar POI POGO Dinero.
Cuerpos de limo, dolores variados So, ahora NJ. .. .$1.5O
Tnnicos Indian Head blancos 1921, ahora NJ. a. .s .... u. .,. 100
Tunico alto grade Kaki So, ahora. \. n. n. .......... ... 100
Todos de lana valor bajo S., IS $50, ahora IN. ,s2.75, 81 Y 500
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-09-07

Composturas de Dandas para Vestidos de toda CIase.
mar vuestras 0rdenes al comienzo de esta venta. Detendran su
resuello cuando Sc les mencone ell precio.
Fajas, Valises, etc, Marcados Demasiado Abajo.
Sacos de lavarse Cd velvetia y Orientsl como tambies sacos
de baqueta, rollos de musica y efectos en- estas lineas Sc sacrif-
can para mantener nuestro adelanto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-09-07
Todos tendran una oportunidad de satisfacer 10

Nosoros estamos dandoAs q ustedes verdaderos yalores en- verdaderas mercan,
g g clase que hemos establecIdo en- nuestro negocio.
Esta tenda estara cerrada oil ueves Agosto 20, hasta las 8 de la manana del
bado con e I'M DC marcar y arreglar esta venta.
no s. olyden que eSta venta durara 80 dias Q hasa que TODD articuIo en- Ell Gomez
sa yendido. pro q comprador que viene temprano hanara ventas de y gust
Sierra n materia de imposbiidad de- decnles los precios il todos los arucl
como ustedeslo hallaran aqui, miles de baratilos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-09-07
Acuerden de Traer 81 Dinero

listed ciertamente espere tomar estos baratillos
dinerO a la manO.
Traigan su bolsa vieja y abranla. Les paga yer
pagan I'm interes liberal por I'm mes o mas para que
efectos como SECURE han de necesitar, 81 ahora
temprano.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

ehIakssha Music Students
Winning Laurels,
chiohasha will receive more adver-
tisement from her graduates M music
this year than at any time Ia the his-
tory o. The city Miss Anne White,
who gave her graduating recital Mon.
day evening, Is one Of the most nrtis-
tic performers IN the city She Is the
first young lady to receive a diploma
ip piano from the Oklahoma Girls
college.
Mr. Arta Goff, who gave his gradu-
ating recital at the Christian unlqtrs-
ity at Enid last night, from the violin
department Is the first pupil to re-
ceive a diploma IN this special art
from the leading UNCONVENTIONAL
school IN the state, and Miss Lois Ben
nett Of Chickasha, will receive the last
Of June diploma from the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music at Bos-
ton, Mass. Miss Bennett passed this
week a most difficult test which
places her name Oh the list Of the 1912
graduates. She viii have the distinc.
tion q being the first young lady from
chickasha to receive a diploma from
this institution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

acantInued on Page Thres.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
DEAR LIrTLE eAPER aAa-

the following eulogy On the paper
bag written by Vivian Nj Moses was
sung to TIE tune Of Little Battercupa
from "Pinafores al a Paper Bag Din.
ner given a. Delmonicos, New Yors
a short time ago
cook things III paper bags, dear III.
tie paper bags,
ana you SHAH quickly learn Why
You can bake IN a paper bag. boil III
paper bag,
Roast, stew, cream, saute Of fryl
You take your nice founder, and steak
six-pounder
And tenderly place them inside;
Add butter, and pepper, ana cause and
whatever
Your palate may decide.
In a hot oven place t.em, nor turn EN-
nor baste 'em,
Just leave 'em-they're done in d
trice;
Then draw from the paper bags, cast
Off the paper bags,
Here's a dinner all tender and nice
You've no pans to scrub and you've
no pots to rub and
no saucepans to wash and to dry
For nice little paper bags, dear lttle
paper bags
Safe IN garbage pile lie
Oklahoma Club Woman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Pleasant Party In Honor
OF Miss King.

Miss Julia King Of Dallas Texas,
was the guest OF honor at a party
Wednesday evening, given at the home
Of Mrs 7. j. King. Tables were ar
ranged for the game Of progressive
forty-two and Miss Hazel Benson, who
made high score, received the first
prize. Mr. Guy Van SAINT was award.
ed the gentleman's prize, and Miss
King was presented the guest favor
Among the young people present were:
Misses Anne White, Lillian Hendricks.
Gladys Burgett, Esther Macer, Hazel
Benson, Janelle Halle, Ethel Spencer,
and Messrs S. G. Durbin, r J. HaFbor,
Harry Hendricks, Jack Kilgore, How
ard Hampton, j. W Richburg. Guy
Van SAINT and Reece Smith A two
course luncheon was served. Mrs.
King was assisted during the evening
by Mrs. w, c. Harwell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
ILLLPA0AE No. -

eatty seilars Recital.
Music lovers IN the city win BE- given
q treat Monday and Tuesday evenings
when Gatty seliars. solo orgahist. wifi
slYe two recitals in tie city Gatty
sellars is one Of the leading musicians
of Queens Hall London He win ap-
Pear ia the coronation music at the
Methodist church Monday and Tues.
gay evenings The English Press has
the following to say concerning his
ability as an entertainer;
With full remembrance OF visits
paid to this town by organists Of ma.
tional repgte, we have no hesitation
in stating that we have never listensd
locally to greater executant than
Mr. Gatty sellars. The event was one
which reflects emphatic credit upon
the officers Of the church, providing
as It did an evening Of fascinating
enjoyment to an audience which
crowded evory portion Of the edifice,
as wen as furnishing an event which
IN It's artistic aspects is certainly one
OF the most important Of recent mus-
cal seasons. One knew not whether
the more to admire the phenomenal
facility OF his renderings for move
ments whose tecanical subtilities
would have appalled, the ordinary ex
ecutant were rendered with unyarying
smoothness and beauty Of phrase or
the consunimately artistic spirit with
which he imbued them"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

Misses Marion and Imogene Gamble
Of Waco. Tex are expected IN the city
next week to visit at the home Of Miss
Lacy Sparks. The Misses Gamble viii
be here Tor several weeks and a mum
Der Of social functions are being plan.
ned IN their honor They will be
guests at the Just Us Girls club dance
Wednesday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Mrs. DudIey oIves LIne PartY.

Mrs. Dudley Gives Line Party.
Mrs NJ. S. Dudley gave a line part"I
Thursday evening complimentary to
her niece, Miss Laura Dudley. who
left on the midnight train ct the same
evening for her home in Marysyille.
Tex A number of the friends Of Miss
Dudley we're Mrs. Dudley's guests dur.
ing the evening. The party first at
tended the Kozy theater and then Went
to a parlor. where ices were served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Vacation Days Here.

Vacation time is here. The boys and
girls Of the schools and colleges Of the
city are planning to leave on the an
nual summer vacation. Many have
returned home. The members Of the
faculty Of the Girls college and the
teachers in the city public schools
have also gone home. The season has
arrived when summer resort litera-
ture is the kind that appeals most to
our sense OF Appreciation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Miss Notten i 4onored,

hisN Effie Wootten, who was grad
mated iris north from Belmont re-
male Seminary at Nashville, Tenn.
has the honor Of being elected to the
vice presidency Of Tie National ALUM.
ni association and the distinction ol
being The youngest girl to hold the OF.
flee. Miss Wootten received many
honcrs at the hands Of her class ana
the college She Is one Of the bright
est young women Of her class, and
will sail June s with party for
tour OF Europe Miss Wootten viii
return to chickasha in September.
10
Miss Mae Robbins Of Minco was the
honoree at picnic luncheon at Shan.
non Springs Tuesday evening. The
Young people who enjoyed the evening
were Misses Butler Lisle. Lines. How
ard, Robbins, Shannon, and Messra.
lienor, English, Roy and Willie El
lidge and Leonard Hawn. After the
luncheon, which was served at the
springs, the young people adjourned
to the parlors of the Shannon home
where the remainder of the vening
was spent with music
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
elrls' Club Gives Dance.

ihe FIRST annual dance Of the Just
us Girls club viii be given Wednes
day evening, June 5. at the Elks Club
rooms and ii promises to be one Of
the important mid-season social func-
tons The thirteen Young women Of
the club viii each invite guest and
the girls viii all be allowed the privI.
lege Of inviting the escorts for the
evening, Plans for the entertainment
Of twentysix couples are being made
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. johnson viii
ahaperone The party The Elks haye
donated the use Of their hall and re-
freshments win be served. Many out
Of town ladies' will be here for the
dance, The affair Is given especially
for the young men who are home from
college and win he for the younger
society crowd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Miss Ferguson Hostess.

Miss Trena Ferguson entertained
the young lady clerks Of the Eagle
Mercantile store Thursday evening at
6 o'clock dinner. Covers were laid
for Misses Matte Atkinson. Lena
Miller, Fora zinn, Luck Hickman and
Mrs Dottie Mullen After dinner the
guests adjourned to the Darlor and
enjoyed music and conversation until
late hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

Instrumental Music as a Part Of
Church Worship" viii be the subject
for the morning service at the Chris
tian church Sunday morning. The
Rev. james A. Challenner win deliver
the sermon at the request Of his
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01
Picnic on the Washlta.

Mesdames Miller, Schuessler. South,
Hindman and Messrs. Miller, Peavy,
Welborne, South, Ben Witt Ed Smith,
T. p. McKelvain, Carter Bell, Marion
Chestnut Willie Chestnut and Till
man Robinson composed a party that
enjoyed picnic and fishing excur-
sion near the Washita river power
house Thursday afternoon A regr
lar camping supper was enjoyed The
fish that were caught during the after
noon were prepared for the meal on a
campfire and served WITH the lunch
that was carried.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

A number Of the young people Of
the city spent Tuesday evening at
iwefden. whore they attended 4 dance
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Butterfly were the
host and hostess at the dance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

Mr. Cecil Marra. the guest Of bis
cousin, Miss Ia Rue Marrs, win be
the hogoree at a number Of social
functions The following week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-01

The members Of the Woodmen Cir.
Gle are planning TO hold a picnic on
Che Washlta river Thursday Every
one who IS interested and expects to
attend the picnic should be at the
knights Of pythias hall At the meet.
ing Wednesday afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
REBELS COMMENCE EVACUATION
PENSION PAYMENTS WILL SOON
BE AVAILABLE.
No Further Protest on Canal Bill
Lone Bandit Makes . Haul
Sending Aid to Alaska
Sufferers.

Washinston.-Within the next week
the thousands of veterans who have
received no pensions since the begin.
ming of. the present fiscal year, July 1,
will get their government warrants.
Both house and senate have agreed to
the pension will which has been
thrown like q shuttle back and forth
between the two houses since last
February. The measure carried $780,.
100000 to pay the pensioners. The
president will probably sign the bill
at once and the pension bureau will
soon be In whirl of industry. mailing
out checks. Many OF the checks have
already been prepared and are wait
ing at the eighteen pension agencies
to be mailed just as soon as the bill
becomes q law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Camping Out at State Fair.

At the Nebraska State Fair, Sep
tember I'd to 9Th, is presented an op
portunity for family camping unique
in contrast with any other outdoor
tenting. Season tickets for the week
are $500 each, with little folks thrown
In free. A. tent with cots, table,
chairs. blankets and pillows can be
rented on the grounds. The camping
place Is located within the fenced
State Fair grounds and is ideal for q
week Of outdoor life. Camping has
been q feature Of some of the State
Fairs for years and we are glad Ne.
braska people now have the same op.
portunity. Go in your auto or wagon.
you will be welcome. A week at the
fair is better education than can be
secured in two months elsewhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
MEXICAN REBELS GET THREAT
ENiNo At COLUMBUS, N. N.
Wool Tariff Bill Passed Over Presk
dent's veto-Hiohest Price for
steers-Free Watermeions
Cause Near Riot.

FL Paso. Tex.-Thirty more men Of
troop d, Third cavalry. have been
rushed by train to Columbus, N. NJ,
from Fort Bliss. Tex, to ward against
foreboding trouble from Palomas. Just
over the international line on the Mex
ican side: This. with the other half
Of troop d, sent Tuesday night, sta.
tions two full troops at Columbus. The
rebels are said to be short of mum.
tions and determined to secure sup
plies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Meat May Be che.per.

Washington.--High meat prices are
caused by short corn crops. and since
this seasons yield OF the cereal will
probably be the third largest in the
history OF the country. the public may
expect material reduction in beef
prices next winter. Moreover, bumper
crops OF all kinds will probably effect
. reduction In the cost OF living. This
was the opinion expressed by secre.
tary OF Agriculture Wilson. Beef
will be cheaper than It has been for
e number OF years,' said the secre.
tary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
ELECTED
CAMPING OUT on STATE FAIR
GROUNDS.
GOSSIP FROM STATE CAPITAL
Items Of Interest Gathered from Re.
liable Sources and Presented In
Condensed Form to Our
Readers.

The thirteenth annual reunion Of
the Army Of the Philippines came to
conclusion here Wednesday, the fol.
lowing officers being chosen for the
coming year: Commander in chief, F.
w. Karling, Kansas City; vice com.
mender, c. F. Manahan, Chicago; first
junior vice commander, A. 8. Cross.
field. Manila, P. l.; second junior vice
commander. G.. NJ. Welchell, Grand
Island; third junior vice commander,
F. G. Davidson, Denver; fourth junior
vice commander, G. T. Speer, st.
Paul; fifth junior vice commander,
Perry Jewett, Lincoln; paymaster
general, William Nelson, Chicago:
Judge advocate general, e. c. Little,
Kansas City; chaplain, s. ]. Smith.
Manila, p. l.; surgeon general, F. NJ.
Rumbold. st. Louis. and adjutant gen.
eral, J. w. Goggins, Chicago. Denver
was chosen as next years meeting
place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Conspiracy Discovered In Chin,

i'ongkoas.-The Chinese manager
OF a secret society of revolutionaries,
whose headquarters are in the pro.
vince CT Kwan Tung. was arrested
here. taken before a magistrate and
sent to prison. Documents and badges
found ON the accused indicated that
the revolutiOnaries had selected their
own o cials to succeed those at pres.
ent holding positions under the Chi.
nese government. A great sensation
has been caused in Chinese circles
here by the discovery of the <evolu.
tionary conspiracy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
HASN0GOvERNMENT
JUAREz, MEXICO, WITHOUT CIVIC
PROTECTION.
FORT DEARBORN ANNIVERSARY
Commemorate Indian Massacre Of 100
Years Ape-eeeretary Knox
on HE Way to the
Orient.

Juarez, Mex.-This Mexican border
town just now bears the distinction OF
being the only municipality in civili.
cation which has neither local GOV.
ernor nor allegiance to nations
government. With the evacuation Of
tho rebel troops which invested Juarez
since the beginning Of the present rev.
olution the town was left without
civic protection. But Juarez Is or.
derly. Thomas Edwards, American
consul, and Max Webber, German
agent OF Juarez together with Mexi.
can Consul Enrique e. Llorents of Ell
Paso, arranged for the local police
even before the last OF the rebel sol.
diers had quit the town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
state Aid for River Work.

A big scheme to obtain state aid in
narrowing the Platte river from the
Loup to the Missouri has been
launched and a bill will probably be
presented at the coming session Of the
state legislature for the purpose. Elk.
tensive experiments with the Platte
has brought conviction that 1t will
serve good purposes and be everlast.
ingly confined only when 1t is mar
rowed to third or q fourth its pres.
ent width. The reclamation OF land
through this undertaking would be no
small item. The immense saving in
bridge construction, of which the
state now bears half the cost, is
pointed out as at least one argument
in favor OF the plan OF statewide
effect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
PREPARING to Evaeuate.

Juarez.-Preparations for the evacu'
alton Of Juarez have begun and the
first train was dispatched over the
Mexican Central railroad for the
south. The last train was expected
to leave at midnight, depopulating
Juarez Of rebel soldiers. The citi.
zens' vigilance committee Is ready to
take charge under the arrival Of fed.
eral troops. The rebels are burning
what railway equipment they cannot
use In their movement to the south.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Many Watsrmeions Eaten

Many WAtermeIon0 Eaten.
Lincoln.-The grocers and butchers
Of Lincoln held their big annual pic.
mic at Capital Beach Wednesday. Tho
event lasted all day and was one OF
the most enjoyable yet recorded. The
feature Of the day was the attempt on
the part Of the picnickers to devour
the 1850 watermelons furnished free
Of charge by the grocerymen. They
succeeded 20 we'll that only the rinds
were left at night to tell the story.
Several times. when wagonload of
melons appeared on the scene q riot
was almost precipitated in the rush
and clamor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has not yet
recovered from the effects of the vol
canic eruption OF Mount Katmai In
June, and the federal government
will be obliged to send emergency ra.
tions and supplies to many for some
time to come. The people of Kodiak
and vicinity are In need OF the quick.
est attention. Their crops were ruin.
ed. Secretary MacVeagh has ordered
ten tons OF potatoes from Seattle to
prevent scurvy breaking out among
the inhabitants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
To Go Into Camp.

Adjutant General Ernest H. Phelps
has issued an order for the Second
regiment. with the exception OF com.
panies G and X. which attended a
camp of instruction at Pole Mountain.
Wyo.. to go into camp near Grand
Island. August 81 to %. under com.
mand Of Col. II. J. Paul, Company A.
signal corps. Field hospital No. 1. and
the medical corps. are required to at.
tend the camp. Company b Of Beaver
City will leave its home station the
day before the camp convenes, be.
cause Of the distance which 1t must
travel. With Colonel Paul there will!
be his adjutant. quartcrmaster. com.
missary. sergeant major. quartermas
ter sergeant and commissary sergeant
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Cause Of Protest Removed.

Washington-It IL said to be reason.
ably certain that no further protest
will be made by Great Britain ON be.
half Of English mercantile interests
against the Panama canal II 1t finally
takes the form reported from the con.
ference committee. The British oh.
lection was laid against discrimination
against British shipping. As such ship.
ping is not now privileged to enter In.
to the American coastwise trade.
which alone is to receive favored
treatment in the canal. that objection
Is overcome.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
ELEPHANT WAS ospuRATE.
Attempt to Chip Animal Raised a BIG
Rumpus.

Fairbury. Neb. - The Campbell
Brothers circus. which went into the
hands Of receivers here. has moved its
animals and stock onto their farm
south OF the city to await sheriff's
sale. j. l.. Hutchison has been placed
In charge Of the circus. An amusing
but rather alarming incident occurred
when one OF the large elephants was
shipped back to its owners, the Hall
circus, In Missouri. After the large
animal had been loaded in box car
and chained to the floor he decided
to return to the rest OF the herd and
he broke the large chain and crashed
through the door. scattering the
crowd Of about 200 spectators in every
direction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
The Chief
c. D. HALE, Publisher
Aep CLOUD NEBRASKA
TO GET NEW POWER
PLAN TO INCREASE SCOPE OF
COMMERCE COMMISSION.
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OVERCOME
Mecombs Suffers Physical Breakdown
-Elephant Goes on Rampage
Nebraska University Club
al Los Angeles.
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OVERCOME

Washington. THE senate has passed
q bill giving TO the interstate com.
merce commission Jurisdiction over
freight classifications. a power now
exercised by the railroads themselves.
Senator Kenyon, author OF the meas.
ure, declares that there is but one
more step to be taken to give the fed
eral government absolute power to fix
rates. This legislation has been urged
by the Nebraska, Iowa and other
state commissions. and they were
represented at hearings on the meas
ure last winter before the senate com
mittee on interstate commerce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Hard Work eeoIns to Tell.

New York.--National chairman VIII.
liam F. McCombs, who has had a
weeks rest from political activity un.
der peremptory orders OF his physi.
clan. is in such physical condition that
he is not expected to resume work at
democratic national headquarters for
some time. Governor Wilson, who is
much concerned over the breakdown
Of the man who managed the cam.
paign In the ante-c0nvention period
and at Baltimore, has urged MIR. Nc.
Combs to tako two months rest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-22
Passed Over Presldent's Veto.

MISUNDERSTANDING its action
OF Tuesday when 1t passed the wool
tarir bill over President Taft's' veto,
the house Wednesday passed the
vetoed steel and iron tariff bill within
two hours after 1t had been returned
from the White House with the presi
dents veto message. The vote was
173 to So. margin of only two votes
over the two-thirds necessary to over.
ride the president.