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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
MRS. JOBsON GOES
TO GIRLS RESCUE

Mrs. Georgia May Jobson. president
of the Prohibition League OF America,
who IL deeply interested in all kinds
OF social and reform work, visited
the Police Court yesterday In be-
half Of Maude johnson. . young girl,
arrnigned on the charge OF deserting
her infant. The case was continued
until October ~. pending a further In
vestigaticn.
The girl was arrested at the instance
OF Mrs. Bessie vandergrift matron
Of q maternity home at Fifth and
Leigh Streets. 1t In alleged that the
girl arranged for board there for her
self and child. but left after staying
TWO weeks The infant 10 still being
cared Tor Ey the matron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
MORE CARRIERS
At PDST0FF|CE

Richmond's PostofEics stan yester-
day was augmented py IN addition OF
seven pnail crrriers. The placing OF
room for similar number on the
Temporary list" The new regulars
have bedm working a extras" since
the parcels post law has been In effect,
but 20 great has been the increase In
buainess that the department In wash
ington. feeling that Postmaster Thorn
toms recommendation was worth the
while, has enlarged the force TO that
extenf,
1T il quite likely that more regulars
Win have to bo put on the star within
1horrton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22

Peter Townes. = negro Of 1913 Mich
olson Street. Fulton. was arrested yes
terday by Patrolman Bsrtuoci on sus-
picion. He 10 suspected OF having sys-
temAtically robbed . cleaning ana
pressing establishment owned by Joe
Sunderland. located at ~ North
Seventeenth Street.
Thirteen pawn tickets were found on
his person when searched At the First
Police Station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Writ of Error Refused.

A petition for a write OF error was
yesterday refused by the Supreme
Court of Appeals in the case of W. D.
Northern against the Ferries Com
pany. appealed from the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Portsmouth. The
litigation involved the amount OF $500.
The new term Of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals viii open ~ Richmond early
next month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22

Judge Robert r. Prentis, chairman
of the State Corporation Commission.
is In Washington attending the meet
ing Of the American Bar Association.
Lewis H. Machen, of the Legislative
Reference Bureau. Ia also attending
the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
k0|NER ADVISES
APPLE GROWERS
rUr FRurr m COLD sroRAGD 10
Un0nD m FORTHCOMING
DuLLnTIN.
CHILD LABOR LAWS
UNION STORES, NC CHARGED
WITH WORKING CHILD MORE
THAN TEN RoURs-NorEs
OF THE CAPITOL.
CHILD LABOR LAWS

Put your apples in cold storage and
do not giut the market" La the advice
the State Department Of Agriculture
will give the apple -Srowers OF Vir-
s1nia In tts forthcoming bulletin.
Tn view Of the interference with
the EuropeAn market and the Sarge
production Of apples this season" says
the bulletin. tho Department OF Az
ricslature calls the attention OF the ap-
pie growers to the advantage OF cold
storage for steadying the market at
harvest. ana tor Iengthenins the SELL
ing period"
The virginia apple crop this year Is
the largest In history, and this fact
coupled with the decrease In ship
mAnts to foreign markets, caused by
the war, threatens to lower the cost
IL the growers giat the diminished
market
age" says the report, rs to retard the
ripening process Of the fruit and the
development OF decay organism and
skin blemishes. The first responsible
i,y for the keeping quality of the fruit
rests with the grower, since it is his
growing and handling methods that
iarxsly determine IT. vitality. freedom
when stored"
The Virginia grower has never re-
ceived full value for his fruits nor
hes the virginia apple sver received
the recognition IT. merits dassrve.
think Department Of Agriculture Of
ficials. because the grower has not
yet realised the value Of proper hand
Ting. Pacific coast apples have a fame
which Is not merited by the qnaiity
OF the apple. merely because the west
srn growers have adopted better
methods OF handling. Virginia apples
are the BEST in the world. but until
the fruit L. properly handled and
packed. prices will not equal those
chained by the growers OF the Pa
eific coast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
ANOTHER sPEEDER GETS
HIS FINE REDUCED

John Cial, charged with auto apo1AsS
ing. who was nned 500 IN Police Co1x&
was assessed the sum Of rs IA HM14e
ings Court yesterday. on appeal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Charters Issued.

The Chesterfield Cooperative
Creamery was granted charter by the
State Corporation Commission yester-
day to operate a cooperative creanery
in Chesterfield County The maximum
capital stock is put at $4,000. L. s.
Thacker. of Chesterfield. il president.
and Oscar Swineford. Of Richmond. Is
secretary. Other charters issued were:
Morgan Bros Inc. Rosxlyn. Va /:
real estate business: rnsximuin capital
$4,000. minimum $1,000; r. ].
Morgan. president: Marie r. Brennan,
secretary--both OF Wash lngtoa. -. C..
Lych Blood Purifier Company Inc.
Roanoke, Va. maximum $4,000.
minimum s-o.s manufacture patent
medicines: G. w Cooke. president.
Baskerville. Va; Ii. G.. Lacy. secretary
and treasurer. Roanoke, Va
Amendment to charter:
Potomac and Chesapeake Steam
boat Company. cha nEinE principal 81
Zee Alexandra TO Colonial Beach and
.,creasing apital ssock from sIS5,-
GOO to 100000.
Foreign amendment:
Keystone National Powder Com
pany, a Pennsylvania corporation, In
creasing ca pital stock from 800. eco
to s2.s9S,G8o.
uUuIAft MOVES.
the resignation OF Captain Adrian
Nalie Company B.. Second Virginia
Volunteers. at Cuipeper, has been SC
cepte6 by the Governor to take effect
immediately. The commanding ofifcar
OF the regiment Is directed TO hold an
election within thirty days for the pur-
pose of electing SUCCESSOR to Cap
tain Nalle.
Second Lieutenant l.. G. Ma cr. ~
the Cu,peper Company, 10 directed
at once tc make a complete inventory
of ali public military property in pos
session OF the company
Upon hts own Application leave Of
Absence Tor ninety days. from Octo-
bar is, has been granted Second Lteu-
tenant Robert Ould. Quartermastcr
and comraissary, Second Battalion,
Fourth Infantry, 1t Norfolk.
Upon his own application. approved
by HE commanding oficer Quarter
master Sergeant Sidney d. Graft, Com
pary K. Fourth Virginia Infantry, at
Norfolk. 10 placed upon the retired list,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Tapestry Carpets

Room. hail and stair patterns In Tapestry
CarpetS-A great variety Of colors.
soc per yard values at................ 4Oc
90c per yard values at.................43 c
St.oo per yard values at. ..a..-.5 SOC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Linoleum (Short Lengths)

The most desirable printed and inlaid patternA
at half price-3Oc yard up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Lace Curtains

genuine sAcs3nce; odd pairs. dropped pat
terms, etc. 4 large variety, including Lace Net.
nottingham, Cluny Irish Point. etc
SOC = pair up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
Odd Small Rugs

Many Of excsllent quality: size, ssx72 inches
and up. Sale prices are half and less than
Si.00 up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22

Full vineyard wide and strictly all wool
soc per yard.
Cotton Chain, yard wide Csc per yard
Stairs to match, o0c and 35c per yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22

With and without borders-
$50 pee yard values for. 75c
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-06

TO READY
WooD ANDs.


"a .gasllir - -
g - lBy Assoc Ieress(
Washington. Instrtc-
uoas to Iniiit limitations
thEolig ghoHt the { n governing.
a possible Hiobii 5 II df the Ma
tlopal tjnad we 3aileG to all
militia officers by war DEPART
llleHt today st Instructions.
cover particularly he financial
[ opera ations inc eis nlobiliza-
ton and tie sll 81 0G securing
railroad tratiSp
Under the re 1nS iIie local
UnIted Stayes q II5F Offices
Throughout the will be
supplied with "a move the
militia by the depart
sllent quar- teffiia
yar cc esq.
At the 4ar de- eIit ii he.
came cIeas tiss advance at
Vera Cruz vas III unless To-
repel attack ill known.
thai a deffnite 60 of action
had been oufliIie re even of
9 reSutllp lion of Hes at yeta
Cruz, and the ,n of The
camp len togVs sify.'
iii that event nj Il esIil.
ard Wood gSil lpreI,iei
|cofnaId witt ssfNn d s
rectile the adEs 1Ed Vera
Cruz, and Sen rles
f3ailS O the
es *
~ his ser.
Is RliQlis iE tllis line 3 ( =
mess aEad sigHif no present. psiT-
CengEass
l9ns ecnsidasabse
Iperiod &C sIlanEal aqS I'd 1 s..s..ss..s
cams iilto tao situati IS tie SEM
late sanator liEss pe Ritoaa IsIkhdS
introduced :alIIias on
PEesidesit Wilson sar q MEeraati0n as
To puhlishea reports fiat X ssss assiiis
adnalniotras Ions purpose to aid Gene;
Ieral villa 70 secure tbs presidency.
During hrlesS but spsF3ttsa dlscusison
Senatbr Llodae read from & Isofidon.
paper, i srathinE dennnciatien 81 VIZ
e 81 sEHss 10 TsE6isatiipn EzsaE oxsr silitiI
tomorrow.
PEestd tdsnf wilson ana his cabinet
held the stlfs = N sS0s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-06
THOUSANDS OF VETERANS
GATHER AT ia GlssoS-
VILE TO-DAY
r Ara s. DE IRsDAY
Followers DC pixie's BaElaer To
Give Goyernor Cox Flag Cap.
tnred Frora Ollin Foe
az Aaabclated Prasa

Jacksohyille, May b. Survivors who
lgore the grayfin the war between the
states gathered by the htonsands Ia
!Iacizonyille tonight preparatory to
the oreRing of the twenty-sourtll am
;nuaI reunion OF the United confederate
Veterans here tomorrow.
tl loused 50 the tents OF Camp X ffby-
Smith, the veterans recalled aga i'm the
stories OF ChiekanauEa atkd Aaisalon-
.ary Ridge. OF Gstty sburg and the yyil-
derness and q score of other hattle-
tlei.ls kG THE con'iiict fs3swedn khe
Forth and the South 80
Sy WU sIIIeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HaId meet
ings today and tonight. The Ccnfzd-
Grated Southern Memorial Asanciafion
met this afternoon ana the Sons OF
Confederate Ysterans held its frat
meeting tonight, Neither organization
transacted business Of Importance.
~ Park TrnInnlall onuArs. na.sl-Ae Eslz...Iz
tla, and Van 9. swearingen. mayor ef
Jacks0nyi He formal ~ will welcome
the veterans ut their first meeting to-
morrow. ess ions 5f the f4nnion win
continue until Friday when the EaeetL
ing OF the two al lied or anizations .aI-
so Will end
I'lie parade Of the reunion win
be held tortoFrow afternaon ar,s will
il1cllisie the aponsors asad MAZDA OF hon.
or fronI the various Southern states
who N Perei sent here aA triIsuts of
NOR ~ tae vetera 5. a paraa Of the
ScIss OF gDnsede w VIII ts
ap On Fl fifihE iile vet.
~ sie s. II b s.a
la sisic6 of ~ s Ves esaralia
TN alf
tuEec 6E OH so i Z s. 81 ss
ila tllc b ofic cbbf fiet. cox
sef Qsllo ~ the reksi s cf fiie
.cqsors afiogis lnestinza
~ 9sz'5I7E slrIlt pro-
gram for toin3rrows
One Of ssie lafEes eiagations u
arrive tolln5 for: the reunion " as from
lsenlp phiss Tenn :. lGh lily is seekfa
Selection or next yisar's Ilea.sine
place and election of ctIicers for TIC
coming year VIII be I1ade by ttie vet
Grams On T'hufeday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-06
81
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puryes snys Thai iss
T S-FH ~ - ss15l Cd k2E1ll
q - IS arena
c u .Assn nclafnl - 5 !

New os Mas si,sstef Berneii
ilntyet elielnsst, sglsD N lifg cred his
eEher General Hiram I5tifyea,
4hsI linnniee skaflgh 1fianus ctur III
flEeif Bay Fiese hnrlle III Brock ysl e
l tole WAS l3efrt6 Sed iis q q trafght &
JACKET fs6fls tst 4 Eisy hospital 10
MIG az HfseF ne had Va what IIs
ikeep epef LED 8 iigfis of itseElifS.
IN Z hta - ii can stl1a4a i1lA
ttlaec 81 teF egfa 1ts DtIsf ntscsd
about sarfa bling 10 II ill Il eitd os-
III tlifs) sfih & Il han u -
Relatives said eat day tiss iIe
lIsft shown 81 l3B Of iaen =
resp ibilits ss. sfse
aethrriises decided 81, 81 H felno5 Is
Tho hospital eu ne 6liest nqt harm
lian6sels!
Generas ulir2ea, iistfn ii eA tiFiE
~ eran, an 4 head or the fssiso (
salir Ell lOfaveg. Was hhnt Whiie III
bed Is az lila TINE; II f.
believed tnEnh nhefently the soa told
hep h eos15ll tied the cfiiIs lie gage
40 lIeH Tor iE but ALLEGED fhssa ho
had seceissd HpiFfkssll &c from
Geck e Eaals t5:i 70 liZili aeaI.
~ tl11 dsIia iBliEE - 6l Glke Aan
Es5;i sssss;i g H ;;Ssisst did
nos ee1sae violent 3
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-06
DETECTIVE UNDER ST, 600
BOND TO APPEAR BE-
FORE GRAND JURY
Sc Sc cRET is l LET OUT
.'aSesress Swears Unknown Per-
son Tried to Get Hex To Poison.
conley Ii AsIanta Jail
tBg Associated pTess. .

ssf ~. -, *
sIdiila, nd y MAI OF the
ssale cnaIge thal improper
lllsalls nag peen usea{in obtaining
y 5. teilslili 3 70 SNOW tiiat
!-So. isl. rams me factory super
i.s.slsslep.; VAS lllllocenl oL sile
,lsel last oi sl9slIteepl year old ly
ii ~, vas lilsss to.lss 3collllf
~ tiiS ss-t s,li sl;ssi dIl9ll y
Heny Hripa Story.
Aarious affid2yits were il,trs,.I
dIsced ar the FleaFIIifr In FIY1ss SI,,YSs;..
ior court OH the extraordifsary
motion for a new trial FOR fatlk
which the defense claimed slfowefII
that no intimidation. atfenfntedI
bribery, forgery or other iInprop.
tanning sworn sta dement's.
Answer t0 efaie
me action 81 Frank & IaylveYa fol-
loved the conciuslon 81 the oa,,1ts,.
allowing 81 the state Srajnst tI,a s,ssa
os the conyicted mans 81 ~ tiyea
Tor a new trial Notice vSas rsyes,
that further evidence F5o,,l 4 ba istfo.
aaced lEy the defense tuil,orrtSw. s,l,an
ii Is xpacted the ii III z 81 ayide6s :
viii IS eonciuded AFentnents ~ "a.
torneys WIN soIioW
AZ, s rs s, 20, 81. ~
lcda9 fEotr rns YY;;asss s. S,s.
81 ~
led e 81 .i.s, -. iki.;
81 the tSuilEv 3ssl ars Is sd - hs,,
s,aison ii the food of3 j sIlses t,ofi az
HE iisrfo fs.ctof, aSassns ma .sshlr..s
sliid She was & piisoneg 4 fiie tiulS
and that ssfe va asyen ana i esa III
iEsaftY Ia She faii Cor ~, s,aa ths
ehsaf q. q
c0rIsgistsd IS 8, scceS s9,syr ef9sE: fl,a
SiaFds s.
setectIye inner Issps
SUM lr.s .a MN s.s,, Il &
oTasr piAeiiie Dan. q, T,el,on. renFe
sentatgye 81 Z natin4,aI detactIs,e
ageucy. ,,nder sI tloo M, !, sf,T Ia ~
pesraisee later l,siorss t,,s sI T,,,,a,
county eraE,i si,ry hare, xsoiie,ser
fseneEai T,nrss3 ,.i,,sg 81 !. g 49,,
farcee n ma s s. ,S,s,,,s s.sl, &. 't.
hs desired fha tessinso,, ,,s s ia ,is
,se,t,ss &, -. III ~
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fsATgO AI g olsF or.
FEfss ARaENlDb lElJTs 10
HOUSE MEASURE
OF or
Plans Suggested CelcnlSted 10
I Hnprove 6.s,ssss 49, q
- f-7-- =7ssST -vs ysEgesnE
and Fns.ase
cay Aaaoclaiea II so

Washington May Favor
able action was taken today by
the !atlenaf Cotton Eonserehae
on all The resolutions adopted bY
the execNtie e COMMITTEES
It's two da S session here he
resolutions were sugges.ed
tending to improve present con.
dltions, botls in the Spots and FL.
lures cotton trade tlIrall pus the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-06
81 LSsPII
ACHARIEsT0N||| |
COVERINGS IIlsTRucTED HIS
FRIENDS TO VOTE ONLY
FOR HIM
TWO 4 COZ Y /. i CDNaS

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Especial COrrsspoadenee.) i,
( Charleston, sfay There was 8
split Ia the charleston County Dsai6r
cratic Eonyenti0n which met yesterday
at the Iiherntan Hall to elect couhz
~ chairman and delegates TO the State
conyention ana TO prepare the politi-
zeal maehirefy of the county for the
campaign ana eiecfioR this summer.
The Blease-G Grace following. which
was seated on one side 6f the hail.
elected Frank >. TorIay Temporary
chair eiia and proceeded to hold d
IIFsatIug or InelF own, eIeetinE dele
gates TO the State Convention and
naming and choosing county and State
ehairmen, Col JOS w. RaFnwsli was
elected ais seniposary chairIhan by the
anti q trace Blease members.
q y Vllr5 ~ lue IHf-I ElIaI Two meeFfn8a
were IN progress IN the same room,
there was considerable noise and con
fusion but all iemonst stTation or frfe-
5 tlon between the contending faetions
WAS eonfined 10 a war OF words: The
nleeting pEasided over by Mr. Barli2
VII finished its business tiras and Jad-
jouTned nearly an hour before the
GRACE fofces wonnd up the business
before tllslll. As the matter stands
there win 30 from Char eBtoni County
TO the Slate Con tson q Coiumbi ia
on the 20sll.. two sets OF delegates and
Iss cofnEllit tee on creole iaIs fpf the
tate VIII liase 10 Sleclss which shall
be seated, ssi,
se : hara 4
70 Ill
iiet % g ect pf hts qfenE
tom lietsses
-. celns OF RleC Clellant ME- got
up 5;tsE before Chairman HenFv NJ
Sipll rel II ed tle Iaeeting 70 ID 7
an sassd tlsllt he had EeceiYe d Il ties
sage from oyefnor 3iease iii gay his
frsende to Aes cure 20 lfots Tor I3 Tease
vote scg > NJ sarnssefi, his bitter
fnt temp orsltg chs srnian cf
the Ghafl ton CeHnkF = Convention. Az
Alr. llIllcaln took his seat sayor
Grace fuae and stated more fully tlie
a1lessssss. ee.s..sss ~
Before entering nnon the eIection of
t$l'a1 ~
or Grace ahiunncad that his side did
not ssaslt an nlie no ilsasga ygliS yssas
net d leAs n s, y. s1 q
nti slease Del ates.
Jos RArEA sgelI. !. 3. = I t55ssiiiSii;, ) :
ns gatlg Robert LathaIs. h. c.
IS. zlh31nh. r q AEcCants a :. p
HYDE AilIau Rhett, John Fl.
3 2 2 y x z. q n. tstOtna3fB
3isten SAM Elitiehberg, gohh
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Al 8 sWcnS. Jr:. Ia g.
Tow StnYth 3f. foeeph
kfoissbe b ~ Is E1nasils, fE c..
Sensea & Iagl ~ ailIeF
Daye aFl. NJ
Brandt y Gilbert; ] !. " & SVaiihre.
lslis eslesI Ile
!, Joan 3 sssca. e Logan j
sgre9s iElken Ese1fR tsss
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p. aHekiesS r. ID sne0lfi,
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y =
! DI1ne 81 Gle isi CONS
Snittee. orc ~ icfs a0bs6 6n sfeslla &
Tuition for Iat & pf0ilaL lion. and
the 81 s=9;7.,sl Il
suffrage had aaeh laHbefinE for
siiOnths fsF5 II s1teti usits with
& ont ec9lnsne slDIsl and put sguSgeIy
before the hoaEs.
Asivocafe uf the reR6iation now VIII
diissrs their efforts ;sist the f1ifea
sc1lnifistee, with Is ttesk to SIS eciai rtifAsi
loot oi ls calenia nt. 4 his flIibuSs etaa
81 = 9z4s;Tsaa leaders Is
\ iiaye there IS no fiItiihood of either.
reaclntlo on being "a the admin
y Is.Fy FylTII0EI pro astsl ton slk
tllss aaaaion of cfi nc b.
llaader5 ~ tlih can lonal linton
Tor agAihia 81 Slated aver the
stnsght Daraaad
Me eE sg ton with 4 brass
sld ai Wing
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Gsise 81 Resol,lsi

I - :
Among the resolutions of the
executive committee, approved
by the entire conference, as one
TeconiElle q ending &c yeFa clan Is III
ion futures bill now pending iii
congress Iile Conferences
structed the chairman "a forward
copy Of the resolutions 10 Mr.
Leyer. committee s
pointed 10 confer Wit d him and IA
assist IN having the BIZ passed
gea Invited io Ie
seoDinnie latinl. thai aII 81 tlss efS
changes dopt tlis seyeInfaeas
si;t or 81 ion aed the st
ernlnent d1SI
esaneaf5, pFeed upoA Is J.
lass pear was appro1ea
il4eilsie etlnu e haye 6li soften fsas
August 1 to i 81
Ai1o apDfoeS6
Il - =ts=ssz. 81 If ~ u
attention 81 me Orts sa ysss {
he termed ah anf,4i tisle llacfsd
October BY the Rfeisles,
- 6 6 q. ss &
the reeeivar ia Brelnen Ito aya "a
deteTIniRe me extent 6e sss
after aeliVeEy.
q rsscIutIon was Idol rrasainE
dlsapfEoyai oE the Egeneil snla.
The special co1tiiilttee IL three, ne
domestic spot transac scnh. ssiii "a
port trmnrrn5g
f0tS;t AraesA ysg.
! cISanaes sui te1 n Ii & slssssss.Als
Gee. IN the Lever blla ani ade Isie4
tiot of the tax of f.lvelss xe -
i've cente q contra &C iF-uTisI II q isE
stated, wouid zsaalzA aa... l..fses. 81
tak fan ltDoh tho deaiaf SD abt III
producer
; Inc cf1llEnitte ee is6 ss TO
piscatian or slie 4llf as Isl afkI
sstt tilree 70 be q s. *
Apply 70 aiay sesils ID aifsI
stasea iistead os 'sot 81 EJhltea
states Thss, hid a 81
make sbs RFoglaIg Iga aaes
Tie widening of sIis stSils ak the
sixta ssctl lpll af tho I.gFss e:I
ing teniera ee e6ttou ,ii
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8 4 wa. also reed tia 81 q sisa
oE the hiII detefEnining se siassa
fide spot markets. undsr Z
by the screts dz
culture should Be- ehans g Al
foiIows 81
sElrcytded that saiactlof IS Iaces
whicb form tlle basis s. dslnsAElsnh
shall be left entirely TN fTIe slz +
erection of the secretary 81 sionIs
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terTnyef, cou9ae 81 Eos tas 4
trust lngehtige tins roinEli re- 81 &
the frat witness 10 rs "a 81 ei
afs1afe n ferat4 4fe comm era Ell The lss
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an6oa ceiilerE iis1lal6 today
Efe ~ s.Il II Vt u y3 = 1
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RES SOLUTION TO BAR WINS.
KEY FoRAs u. $. ALSO is
REPORTED
FIR ST B q WON
Yoss 20 Submit AEnendrneEss TO
the FsasraI constitalicn On
Both Aleasursa Is Deciaiye
(By ASS ef Rress.)

Washington May Joint
s uslonS prop psiiP llendnlentS
: to the federal Constitution to ex.
tend the right Of stifra age Ia gorfi-
en- and for nation wide prohitlia
tlon today were ordered Tspofteds !
without comm endafi6a, II The
house, by the Judiciary cbrhTlliftee.
lsasiea Eis House.
This leaves both proposals 10
tie house for decision without
suggestions from the eonnnittee.
3
and carried Overwhelmingly. Rep
Tesentatiye Bupre of Louisiana.
and several others who voted
against both measures in commits
tee, said they would carry the
The two measures Immediately
will be put on The house calendaf.
The action of the committee en-
.sables the house to, directly reach d
,ssote, if slitiic lent strength deFel-
OPS.
ovlssoliss 0s teF1l lene eis1e1akg
Rpfilan suftfage amend
llenf provides that tthe sights os.
Citizens Of tie Unife IS les. 10
vote Shall Il 81 denied Of
abrldgsd By the United ST tess or
ny any state on count ef sex z Z
was INTRO dslced y RepfeSe flfa-
s live soIliil
prosi ID III
pfehosed live 0bs
son. 3 l3l ii slstbiss The
81 less ille illta g ME f1iS sale, iIil. !.
ti0n fl,f Sal Z ef iIis liquors
for I pulp !. I; {
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