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The speedy payment of these would con-
stantly replenish its reserve To prevent
its aiding speculation. IL is prohibited
from buying loans based on securities
such as Wall street loans.
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BIG SALE
MONDAY
HORSES AND MULES
RELIABLE HORSE AND MULE CO.
212-14 18th St. NV.

- CARLOADS by the McHenry Bros. and
- about IS head from out-of-town shippers.
including several good mated pairs of dap
pie grays. about % head of fine, big heavy
draft horses; some good saddle and driving
horses and 3 pairs of good mules-in fact. any
kind of horse for any service. You will be one
of regular patrons if you buy here once.
stock Must Be as Represented.
RELIABLE HORSE & MULE co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE NEAR BETHESDA PARK, MD.
BY virtue OF the power contained in deed OF
trust from Oscar W. White and wife to Lids Il.
Browne and James Il. Henderson, trustees. dated
the 18th day OF July. in the year 1892. and
corded among the land records OF VI ntgomery
county. in the state of Maryland, in Liter j. A.
No 81 AT foos $50 et seq, the undersigned
trustees as aforesaid will ofrer at public sale
10 the highest bidder. on the premises. ut
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. on SATURDAY THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRIA AIRY. in the
year 1913. all the land mentioned and particu-
larry described in said deed OF trust con-
tanning Is ~ 100 acres of land. or less.
This land is situated the old Georgetown
road. about mile from bethesda +. o. and
j rectangular in shape having a frontage of
about 800 feet on the said road along which
The electric railroad from Georgetown Rock
vile rms. and Il depth Of about :, 400 feet. IL
j boarded by the lands OF the subdivision known
Huntington Terrace and lies level and
high and j. well adapted for subdiyiding into
hGildinc lots.
Terms 81 saIe-Cash Of which a deposit of
so" will br required on the day Of sale Con-
NeyancinG al the cost ~ the purchaser.
ALDIS y. BROWNE. Trustee.
1|l2 ii 81. nv. Washington n. C.
JAMES Il. HENDERSON Trustee
Rockville. Md.
7. Alley HENDERSON. Solicitor
fe5-dexSutilife14.in Rockville. Md.
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Rate of Discount Stable,

On the ether hand. the Bank of France
has practically unlimited authority to
convert deposit liabilities into bank note
form when desired by customers. Its
rate OF discount has remained unchanged
for several years at a time, evidencing
greater stability.
The present rate Of the Bank of Eng
land is ; per cent and that of the Bank
of France per cent. The Bank Of France
maintained a :; yer cent rate from Janu-
airy. 1905. to October, 13l2- The present
rate of ger cent has not been exceeded
in the Ia Il ten years and evidences the
strain of credit now existing in Europe
The Investigations of the monetary COM
mission slowed that in the large expert
ence of otter countries a banking system
has operated with invariable success when
based uposl the principle of centraliZing
the chief banking reserves in a reserve
holding agency, bankers bank, and that
no system based on a different principle
had ever worked successfully.
Plainly tie problem then was to devise
a plan far satisfactorily Incorporating
this principle into our banking system
with the lrast disturbance of existing in
StitutiOnS End methods
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HOTEL ESWORTEI.

IN i liz Il ALHeN1O wv YIN 7 MS
Virginia ave. and Boardwalk. Elevator Sun
parlcr. Orchestra. European plan. Special Amer
lean plan, $3.50 daily. Special weekly. No charge
for sea or fresh water la tbs. Booklet
Hotel LockharG n ocean ave- r and
proof private baths. view rooms. elevator
TO street. Special Lenten rates. l.. I.OCkHART.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CNIN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON 18th STREET
tMONTELIO AVE. NEAR Il STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded IN Iiber No ;i541. folio 3S9 ct seq. Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell public auction
In front of the promises, on TUESDAY. THE
El.GSENIH DAY OF FEBRUARY: AID. 1915:
AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all
that part of lot in block Il of the Washington
Brick CompanyS subdivision. known Trim
adad. per plat recorded in the office OF the
surveyor for the District of Columbia In Liber
County 6. in folio 12o. fronting sc feet inches
on the east side of 18th st. ne. distance of
&c feet inches north of II
Terms of sale: One-fOurth cash. balance in
one. two and three years. with interest at ) per
cent. secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold. all cash. A deposit of $50 required at
sale All conveyancing and recording al cost Of
purchaser Terms to be complied with in fifteen
days. J. LEO KOLB.
WILLIAM u. COONBS.
Trustees
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quent change in its published rate of dis
coun. for buying loans. On three occa-
sions extreme demand for accommoda-
ton it has been necessary to suspend tile
bank act 30 that it might issue true bank
notes in order that its remnant of
serve might thus he protected and. its
power to help might not be completely
exhausted This lack of authority to is
sue true saank notes is regarded as the
greatest defect of the Bank of England
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THos. ]. OWEN 4 son. AUcTIoxEERs.

7. Alley HENDERSON. Solicitor.
fe5-'iexSutilfe1i.in Rockville. Md.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16
For Pure Food and Honest Weight

LANSING Mich. Aug. IA
score 1r more OF laws passed by the
last legislature and put into effect
today ar, expected to put Michigan
af tna Top %, the list Of pure food
States some OF the laws designed 10
prevent food adulteration and 10 in.
sure honest weights and measures are
decidedly advanced In their charac-
tor an food inspectors throughout
tbe state have been made inspectors
of weights aud measures also. Ey-
ery commission merchant dealing
ln farm products Is 10 be licensed hv
the State Deceptive labels and the
OF food packages as tn
weight are prohibited. In future all
butter sold iu Michigan must be 80
per cent fat. cream is per cent far
and cheese go per cent fat. Sausage
must contain not more than 2 psr
cent cereals and per cent OF water.
No more Bob-yeal less than four
weeks old Is 20 be sold. Other of tha
new laws provide strict sanitary res-
ulatious for creamerles. cannev,e~
and other places where food stufs.
are prepared or sold.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. AUG. i5..l
ITO sacrifice the life OF one soldier
for all the dollars which investor
and speculators have ycuturcd g..
Mexico would Dee the suprpmc.t fol
ly,' former Vice President Charles "
Fairbanks declared tonight in adj.
dressing the midsummer meeting O.
the Indiana Republican Editorial A -
socIation upon the situation in Mey-
leo. &
m our spectators IN Mexico su'
fer pecuhrry loss er result OF re-
curing ra,o.uuoua. that 's matter
Tor future consideration when sta
BILE Government and pence are fullr
established in that country be- con-
tinupd. III ls not sufficient warrant
for shedding Americans blood
President wilson IoiHa AN that
is possible 10 handle the situation
pcacoably ANA Iomoa President TAFT
dealt admirably Nih thc question.
Mr. Fairbanks declared
And ] believe Dee speaker ad
ded. that Amaa- ld1r Wilson car.
ried himself with pui-e and good
judgment lt serm to nae that the
Mexican situation ls one that need
not cause s0r.ou alarm The lu'
of the United State. is r. plain ono
President Wilson s dealing with g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16
CHARLTON DELIVERED
10 ITALIAN OFFICIALS

NEW YORK. Aug l5The case
Of Porter Charlton. aelf-confcsscd
slayer of his wife. was removed to-
day from American jurisdiction,
when Charlton was given over br
the warden OF the jail al Jersey City
to two Italian policemen. IN accord
ancc with cNtradilion papers IT,
was reported To be- IN high spirits iu
prospect of sea voyage. after near
y three years confinement. and con
fideut that az the hands Of the llali-
AN authorities he would receive an
acqulttal
Before going 10 the steamship
which sailed today for italy. hc shook
hands with AN the jail officials ana
his fellow prisoners. and he was ais.
visited by his father, judge Paul Carl
ton. who viii go TO Italy Tor the trial
Charlton was a young bank clerk
and was on his honeymoon when tho
tragedy occurred at Lake Como. Italy
near which the couple had been liy
inS In q villa Mrs Charltons body
was found June 10. 1910, In trunk
at the bottom of the lake
Charlton was traced to America
whore be- confessed to killing Do.
wife. he has bitterly fought extra
dition for the last three years, but on
July last he lost his last appeal
when the United States Suprem,
Court held hc must be given up O.
the Italian authorities
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Chicago', rcrry Carnival.

CHICAGO. lll Aug l5 Chica-
go's lake front todag took n gala
appearance. Iu preparation for o week
celebration of the centennial OF Per
RVS victory 900 Lake Erie The fes-
u,ilI,s are scheduled to begin tomor-
row with "a review of the State troous
hy Governor uuuuo and Mayor Iar.
rIsou The military review will ue
succeeded hy the naval review %.
ttc Great Lakes squadron. and then
the signal uIl be- given for the ap.
proarh as Perry flagship Niagra
from the yacht h8ruor The famous
uId .rau uII he greeted with O cau-
uonad, slIlf, OF % guns. For 900
entire nrrk rHo lake front VIII bD
aHg. With 'Hp events of tho ccut"u.
aI celebration uul tho mammou'U
water carnival including world s
championship hglrop.aue races aul
naval sham battle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

Ell rASO. Texas. Aug I. Il.
chasing 1r additional SIIUu00 o.
Its own bonds the ritg of EI paH
now holds Sl1s. .0o0 of its oau bon D
ISSUES Ry this investment Mayor g..
y Kelley and the C.ty Council hay
sawed inc ciy fIc..DUu. uo boa.
eNtend.nl over O. period of iftH.I
yrlr and bearing Interest tu'l.ia.
fI- l daF Tin. b0r1 .Il boz hr.l
as an Investment
The council also condemned Obi
huahua fhe poorer Mexican quarter
of the city, Swing tho occupants 80
days iu which % yacatc and destroy
the houses Action aas taken 0u thr
ground that tn houses Iu the tul-
.ter we're not sanitary
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Two Negroes Lynched,

pAI-IS VALLEY. ok. Aug 10.
This town was thrown into fever oi
excitement this morning by the an-
nouncement that Harry Ralsion ana
Sanders FRANKLIN. nolroes. had
been lvnched Just before daylight.
Roth negroes had been IN the
Ardmore jail some weeks the Off
GERS feeling that Il was rot safe for
them here Franklin who was 90
years old. was 10 have had pre-
iiminary trial today on a charge OF
having cut tho throat OF o white man.
a l. Arlington. at q picnic near
Hennepin IN a negro settlement
twenty miles southwest ~ here
Tndersheriff Buckholts had gone
10 Ardmore Tor the negroes and.
fearing demonstration when he ar
rived AZ Pauls VALLEY got OF he
train a' Wynuewood 90 2 o'clock
this morning and got au automobile
20 drive through. a distance of eight
miles. Just south % tho suburbs o.
the city thirty or more armed ma1
were encountered They had several
automobiles. and were prepared 10
give chase Tho officers g0t their
prisoners ont and tried 10 elude 'he
mob o. an adjacent field but they
we're soon overtaken and both me-
gr0es shot 20 death
Ralston vas no. % be tried AZ
present He was charged with
shooting a li'tle boy. David Eanu"ss
IN biz watermelon patch some time
ago He claimed the shooting va
accidental. and many people believed
u 80. lie was about so years old
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standard OH ankcs Eeanc.l

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo Aug. o..
Attorneys for the Standard OIi
Company today asked hti1rney Gen
cral Baracr 10 the company had o.
right under Che recent order OF th.
supreme Court su.p pending the decree
of ous'or. BE- thc company complied
with thr state antitrust laW 90 bu.
th, plants of independent dealers loo
the yariou cities iu which the stand.
ard is placing distributing stations
The Standard so the attorney gen
ral says. does no' desire 10 bus u.
dopeudeu, re'IuerIes hut merely
some selling plants of tuc HdepoH
enf dealers.
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No ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE 10
BlSPRONE IMPROPER
RELATIONS
D!GGS CHARACTER Barred
IIi' Wife And Mother Listened To
Recital By Witnesses Of Other
tgly Episode in Lille of
defendant


By Associated rress
SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Aug II.
When court adjourned this after
noon Maury l. Digs became the cen
ter OF fighting mob of newspaper
reporter. photographers and a curl
Gus public. A patrol wagon, iillen
with prime movers Of the fight took
a crowd TO Jail. whore Diggs was Ia
ter released and a friend Of his wa
held for assault and battery
The government rested az noon
aud the defense took up the burde %
OF proving that he and Drew Cami-
netti did not transport Marsha War
rington and Lola Norris from Sac
ramento for immoral purposes ~
violation OF the Mann white slave
act. So far az the opening state
ment of Attorney Devlin for the de
Tense indicated. no attempt viii De-
made to show that the girls did NOT
accompany Caminetti and Diggs TO
Reno. or that their relations did not
fan within the language Of the sta
tute.
we shall show said Deylin TIM
the purpose of this trip was ngt az
stated in the indictment; thar u was
the intention of defendants only q
leave Sacramento for short time
TO avoid notoriety, that they had az
first intended TO 20 TO some place
within the state and that It was new
el their Intention to leave the state.
but simply TO get out of Sacramento;
that they missed the train for Los
Angeles, and took the next one
which went TO Reno.
This crime. II II is q crime. Is such
only because the Incidents are SUP
posed 10 have happened between tw"
states II they had happened with
in the boundary OF California. these
two men would not have been charg
ed with violation Of this statute Two
weeks previously Diegs said hr wa'
going to Los Angeles and We VIII
show that Miss Warrington said she
was going too. and that he could no'
leave her In Sacramento.
other testimony which the defense
promised 10 introduce would go to
show that the men had told what
they believed 20 be- the truth about
the reason for leaving Sacramento.
that a scandal would soon eNplod
which would cover all with shame
and involve all In prosecutions.
Diggs and Camlnetti had the moral
support today Of their wives and
mothers who appeared in court They
heard some particularly unpleasant
testimony. while Mrs. Digs held
her pretty little daughter, aged four
ON her knee. she heard + u. Dicpn
brock testify TO the character Of her
husband as a tenant. He said Digs
often entertained women In his otiict
and he warned him to stop. G. "
Digs. Maury's father, was also ol
the stand and told OF his sons 'runl
ming wild with other women. and
his attempt 20 stop Il The dei"ns
was unable to shake the testimony OF
Lola Norris Who concluded her testi-
mony today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

OKLkHONh CITY Aug l5--i|
70 Rule. editor OF the Hobart Chic.
al Hobart uaF arrested today upol
Information filed by County Attorney
Pope of Oklahoma County chareir
h.m Rith grand larceny adj preseu,
ug false claims aIiegof 90 have rc.
suited from o. contract held by Bul.
Tor printing for the 1911 legislature
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Pre- ~ lrTS THAT OPPOSITION
WILL ~ CtnliFD TO FLOOR
Ca NDlSE
HENRY Of TEXAS OPPOSES
Insisted u, Hauh,irk That Biii
C0nfcrs Too Great Power lnd
Henry Objects to lnterlork.
Ing : rrrturatts

By Aaaslat,i ?r.s
WASHINGTON. - q. Aus. l5..-
After three hours lively debate be-
tween tho amendment forces and
the currency Insurgents the House
democratic caucus late today ad-
iournod until Mouda, = he iight fOl
amendments 90 the bin has been bit
ter. and tonight the prospects wcr,
that the caucus viii run an next
week. with final contest on the
floor of the House inevitable
Attacks on the bin began soon at
ter Borland. OF Missouri entered an
analytic defense of the measure, was
frequently interrupted ns was I'm
aerwood who came 10 his support
Underwood said the administration
iu power. whatever its politics.
would hc vitally Interested in pre-
venting panic or depression at all
times
Nc insisted that - reserve dis
tricts. instead of being the means o.
monopoly would protect against con
coutratiou of currency iu New York
Hardw.ck of Georgia. attacked the
bin as creating monopoly iu money.
establishing @ gigantic political and
financial machine for cOuicrriug
greater power than any man or scI
OF men should have
Henry OF Texas advocated amend
ments against interlocking director
ates aud asserted that the reiundins
Of two per cent circulation bonds by
three per cent con-circulating bonds
would permit . steal ahd grab by the
bip harfs
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Tnf. Girc. IN Cincinnati

CtNCtNNATi Ohio. Aug d.
That cincinnati has lost former
President William H Taft as its mort
prominent citizen was made known
today through tbc report OF Collie.
tor of Taxea ln the ward ln whic1
Mr. TAFT formerly resided The As
SCISSOR reported that he had never re.
ceiyed report from Mr Taft as Co
his taEati0u
The board of review. the of'iril.
tayins body took up the matter vi'1
Nr Taft at bis summer home %
point-An-Pic Canada Mr Tart o..
piled that ho bad become a either
0i NeN Haven. Conn
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug H.
Mrs John A. Logan. widow OF the
famous soldier and United States
senator. attained her seventy nth
blr'tdav a1Diversary today hiyiag
been born ln fnt,rsHaI f4.'Aue.
Il, l68s During the lifetime OF
her husband Mrs Logan made her
home n Illinois which State Gen.
Logan represented In the United
States senate. but for nearly thirty
years past shc has resided in Wash
iurtou Through her public address
c and writings Mrs Logan long age
becam, one ul the most widely
known women u America.
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MANY SiLOS BEING
CONTRACTED IOR


Special io The News
LUBBOCK. Texas. Aug 1.-
Though there g. o deficiency iu rain
fah in this county. yct survey SHOW
that the crops are st.ll iu good coud-
tion The early crops are now made.
and are usually good Throughout th"
county Tho late crops are uecdiu1
rain. but n,t much damage has heou
done as vet except On scattering c's"s
The farmers are contracting for si-
los an over The county. a large num
Der are being erected Tor this yrar'E
crOns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

pHUAuFITHf ga t.r
Asserting that ... Iad r.f fr...1
hrr breach of rr. .Fe ..f ....
Governor 5u'u,r NIfH. N..
k.u. pretty ,.aa. I0il af
sho Ras pr.pIri.s go Oh. N.. I"r f,
to institute pI.... us a..af N.
-ullor
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Special 70 ne Sew

Special ~ TIE Vow.
LUBBOCK Texas Aue O.. Th.
r.pt.f church o. holding suc.s.f f-
fUi revival service On tho TlbtrrU ie
with Rev T. =. FIuney as eya1EelI.'.
and Charles o. Miller singer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

HIEl,TA WILL ACCEPT
WILSON'S MESSAGE

~ Associated Press
MEXICO CITY Aug ls.-
: President Wilson's message.
sent 60 President lluorta by
his personal representative.
Ex-Governor John Lind. Is
now iu possession of the
Mexican government 10 has
been decided hy the Mexican
government 10 accept this
message aud % is believed
Huerla will give it % favor.
able hearing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

Sir Thomas Upton has already
picked the captain OF bis challeug,
for the America emp W T. Burton.
an amateur yachismau, known
throughout British waters as one
OF the best sailors. will be- at the
tlllor when the tea merchant makes
Is fouhrth attempt 20 take home the
America cup Burton has q roputa
tion socoEl 60 none But Ameri-
cans have some doubt 81 au amateur
can equal such sailors Co., captain
Charlie Burr. whose fine handliug
of the American yachts iu the inter-
national races kept the gup 90 the
side Of the Atlantic. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16

.--I0N1, AuE. Il- N|TTTU n
Glynn, lieutenant so Touor o. N,n
York state. will hkoIg at On tuo
governors chair bciosa many weeks.
Politicians both Republican and
Democrats. cannot soe hoe William
SulZer. elected last fall cam remain
under the charges made llust him
by the Tammauy committee of the
legislature which has been iuvwu
eating him ln fact h'. iuucach
ment by the Assem- Iy 20 lower
house OF the iegislf are. has beel
made, aud his trial b, 'a senate and
The membera q, tlo 8 g. ioI Arrea's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-16
WANT NEW STATE
CONSTITUTION
JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
CALLING FOR CONSTITU-
TIONAL CONVENTION
.ELCTI0N A YEAR HENCE:
Convention 10 he Held In 1915 II
People Of state should so Vote
In November of Next
Year

Special 10 Tie News.
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. l5.--ln the
House today, Representatives Hum
rhrey. Fuller Mcdaniel and Others
introduced a Joint resolution looking
TO the calling OF a constitutional con-
yentiou to frame new constitution
for Texas
The resolution provides that an
election IN to be- held ON the first
Tuesday after the first Monday In
November, 1914. for the purpose OF
voting on the question Of whether or
rot a constitutional convention shall
be- called In the event that the
proposition prevails. the Thirty
fourth legislature Is directed 10 pass
the necessary laws for holding the
convention, election Of delegates.
which is to be IN 1915.
The question VISA raised as to
whether or not such resolution
could be- considered at a special ses-
sion. after which action was deferred
until tomorrow morning A similar
resolution was practically defeated
by the senate committee on constitu-
tional amendments.
Two Passed By House
The House passed finally the
WORKMAN House bill extending the
time to January 1914, In which the
Texas flag law shall be operative,
also passed finally the Morrow Sem
ate bin amending the indeterminatc
sentence law.
pondcd Warehouses
The bonded warehouse bill war
ihon taken W aud nearlr Two hourr
uqr conslmea iu read q tho Dill.
After u had been read Representa-
tive McClskill offered an amend
ment. striking out the enacting
clause. and this was debated all day
and finally the amendment, late this
evening. was adopted by a vote OF 80
to 5a. thus killing the bill.
senatorial Rcdistricting
Tho House refused 20 set the Sena-
torIal rcdistricting bill for considera-
tIun tomorrow. thereby killing the
bin L.
Amend Rules
L.uuor legislation will be consier-
ad in no. House tomorrow. A reso-
Tuition Vas introduced amending tho
rules $50 that Boo future. a committees
of 4 members shall name all stand
! ing committees. thus stripping the
speaker O. this power The resolu-
| ton went over until Monday.
Enforce Liquor Law
Ry "a vote OF l2 % 10 the Senate
Ifolay adopted resolution instruct
/ ling the senate couiorees on the de-
partm,nu appropriation bill to In
...t 900 having loft in the bill the ap-
rropr1tuu ol $4,000 for the comp.
( ro.I,r fo eEpou1 BOO the enforcement
af th, IIH..f Jaws of the state by tbo
employment OBJ. score, service men l.,
-.a that fla aNs are not violated.
senate agrees
Th. Blouse H1s already adopted .
similar resolution but II developed
TODAY Chat the free conference COM
.ff.. Ua. already agreed to cut the
/ item .a $4,000 The Senate part OF
'tra committee asreed Il would re.
.rl Hs action and make the figures
q. .rHtI .n tno House bill.
Colonization companies
The -rrl'. passed finally, bill
providing ur fhe Incorporation OF
Colonization Companies, to acquire
m.uproseI lands and sell these
lands within D. years.
The $500 closing law will be con-
.H.r.H .# fT. sonata tonOrrow