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Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

d country hotel which has just been opened by Chas. Skinnum, who comes into possession of the same through the death of his uncle. 1t is to thls hotel that Clancy and Cohn come TOT a short vacation. Charles, who IS no more or less than a grafter, swindles them out of all their money and puts them to work to pay their bill, which causes many convulsing situations.
 This vehicle affords many ample op- portunities for the already popular comedians, Ed Clancy. Gilbert and Jim Conn Dooley. as well as the rest of the cast and the Vanity Maids were also seen at their best as the singing and dancing by these pretty girls was encored time after time. A word about the popular Pfeil Sisters. The speciai- ty offered to the patrons of the Coll scum by these ever popular girls was very neat and pretty and they received their we'll earned share of the applause.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
vEAcH PROVES TO BE
 SOME STRONG SLUGGER
[ r3enntIicar A- p- Ieased Wlrel

lNcptf'tCSF H. H- LedSeu Wafei
 PHILADELPHIA. Aug 21.-Detroit had a walkover here today, defeating Philadelphia to l. Veach was the star for Detroit with three singles and base on balls in five times at the plate and two stolen bases, while he scored three runs. once going home from second base when Craw- ford was thrown out by Picinich on grounder near the plate Score
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Jessie Burnett In Wasted Years
 Last Time at Lion

Today marks the Inst showing at the Lion of the big local interest picture The Wasted Years" in which Jessie Purnett (Mrs. Robert Turnbulh and Crane Wilbur play the leading roles. A large audience witnessed this picture at the Lion last night and much praises was heard of the work of Jessie Burnett. who has been in movies only a short time and has risen 10 the position of leading woman. The story of Wasted Years" was written ny Crane Wilbur and is sI'Iite a novelty. Mrs. Turn bulls little boy. Bobby. plays the leading child part. This picture augmented with scenes in Yellow stone Park and Harry Palmer cartoon comeiy will be shown for the last time today Wednesday and Thursday "The Light at Dusk fen e turing Orrin Johnson and said to be one If the greatest dramas of the year will he the Lion attraction.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
At The l-amara

The Lamara. the home Of Para mount pictures. Is showing today and tomorrow. dainty Hazel Dawn in The Feud Girl a thrilling yet sedaie tale of tte mountains when fepds were rife. cnd blood wax spilled every day.
 Miss Dawn has found "The Feud Girl" the truegt medium for express ing tho virilifv and vitality that compcses the every da, drama Of mountain folks The Feud Girl' Is a stirring tale Of warning clans and conflicting loves between a man and q maid Of clans bent on dealing death to each other. Amid this rug ged environment and these thrilling circumstances the commanding and attractive figure of Hazel Dawn is conspicinus throughout all the ah sorbing episodes of this tense drama.
 The play Is produced by the Fam GUS players. anj is said bl those who have seen the production on the coast to be enc of the best of it's kind ever produced
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
American League
TOO MUCH
 FOR THE WHITE Sox
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

LRepubiean A. p. Leased Wire1
 NEW YORK. Aug. 2l-New York drove the veteran pitcher. Jim Scott, from the box in two innings today and won the second game a series from Chicago. to ?. Highs extra base hit ting was largely responsible for Scott's retirement.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Cincinnati

SUMMARY - Errors-Cincinnati 1. Two base hit: Konetchy. Three base hits-Rousch. Griffith. Double plays: Boston l Cincinnati l. Bases on balls-Off Schneider 2. Hits and earned runs: Rudolph 6 and in 9; Schneider and in 9. Struck out By Rudolph 2: by Schneider ,.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
HANDS
 GAME TO BOSTON
rRepublican 4. p. Leased ,

Republican 4. p. Leased Wire]
 BOSTON. Aug. 2l.-Boston won loosely played game from Cleveland today, to o. Morton was hit at op- perfume times. and his three errors helped Boston score.
 Score
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

2 Two base hit: Judge. Three base hit: Shanks. Double plays: St. Louis, 1 Washington. ,.
 Bases on balls: off aHrper. 3: off l. Earned runs: Off Harper. 3: off Davenport. l. StrucA out: By Harper, ]: by Davenport, 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
At the Cnliseiin

The performance at the Coliseum last night was far above all expecta- tion of the management IL is d show that Is just a little different from the average. It is full of brand new spark
 ling comedy, the scene takes place in
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIRATES WIPE UP ON PHILLIPS
 TWICE, SECOND WON IN NINTH

Hcrnsby. Double plays: New York |. Bases on balls: Off Watson 1. Hits and earned runs: Sallee and l in ': Anderson l and none in l; Watson 4 and none in g. Struck out By An derson 1 by Watson 3
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
At The Plaza

The Plaza program today contains six reels of Unicorn pictures, two or which are corking comedies Of the drarfa picture on the program. the Village SchoOlmaster' and "A Mothers Strategy" easily lead the bill in point Of heart interest. The program is interesting from the be- ginning 10 tfe end and well worth seeing
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
New York
x Batted for Scott in third.

SUMMARY-Er Errors-New York l. Two base hits: High 2: ]. Collins, Pipp. Three base hit: Magee. Home run-Pipp. Double plays-New York l. Hits and earned runs-Scott and in ?; Danforth 1 and in G. Cullop run. Struck out-By Cullop 3; by Scott 2, by Danfolth g.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Batted for O'Neil in eighth.
 Boston

SI MMAk4 = Errors-CIeVeIand 5, Boston 3. Two base hits-Scott. Dou- ble play-Cleveland l. Bases on balls of Morton 1. Hits and earned runs-Morton 6 and 3 in [; Gould 1 and none in l: Shore and none in 2. Struck out-By Morton 3: by Shore l.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
STOLEN

from our ranch at Pomona, gray horse and buggy, horse in good condition twelve years old. 14ls hands high weight about 1000 pounds, blind in left eye hard to detect, anchor brand on left hip, very faint; left hind foot un- shod, toe badly worn; two seated buggy, one seat and top off; harness open bridle, hook off saddle, snap on check rein. Suitable reward offered.
 The PhalanX Company, 5l6 Chamber of Commerce. Los Angeles, Main l760 A-5S20.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Philadelphia

SI IWMARl - trrorS. PhIIaueIphIl, ?. base hits: Cobh. Walsh. Strunk Double plays: Detroit. 1. Bases on balls: off Dauss. ,: off My CTS. 2. Earned runs: Off Dauss, 1; off Myers !. Struck out: By Dauss. l: bv Myers G.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
SCHNEIDER WEAKENED
 AND BOSTON WON
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iNtPuoftah rN- r. -SasSS 't'NI
 CINCINNATI. Aug. 2l.-Schneider Weakened in the ninth and Boston won the second game of the series from Cincinnati here today, 7 to 1. Up to the seventh only one hit had been made off Schneider and three off Ru dolph. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
GIANTS LOSE CLOSE
 GAME TO CARDINALS
reepublioan A. p Leased wirel

ST. LOUIS. Aug 21.--Watson bested Sallee in a pitching duel here today and St Louis shut New York out, 1 to O. A double and triple after two were out in the first. won for St- Louis. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
PASTiMES TAKE ON
 ACRE CITY SUNDAY

The Pastimes of this city will take on the Acre City ball team Sunday. The game will be played on the Polk street lot at 2:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
CUES RALLY AND
 CLEAN BROOKLYN
[Repubi'can A. p. Leased wirel

IRepubI;can A. p. Leased Wire1 CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Errors by Ol- sen and Fly Myers helped materially in a four-run eighth inning rally that gave Chicago a five to three victory over Brooklyn today. Score
 RronLIvn
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
SENATORS DROP
 GAME TO BROWNS

Republican A. p Leased Wire1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-DaVen- DOT, outpitched Harper and St. Louis wol. tc 1. from Washington today. Score
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
American Leauue
Coast Leaque
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National leaoue New York at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburq
 American League St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicaco at New York Cleveland at Boston
 Coast Leauue Salt Lake at Portland Los Angeles at Oakland San Francisco at Vernon
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
American Assn

At Minneapolis 6; Columbus ,. Al St. Paul '; Toledo 2.
 At Milwaukee l Indianapolis 0. Al Kansas Cit, ); Louisville :.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

Chicago l. Two base hits-H. Myers, Safer 2, Knabe ,. Stengel, Mowrey Double plays-Chicago 2 Bases on balls-Off Pfeffer ?; off Vaughn ?. Hits and earned runs-Pfeffer and l in & Vaughn and in 5 Packard and none in 4. Struck out-By Pfeffer l; by Vaughn ?.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

AidlltN TUT Nillli'i III HlHiH.
 xxliatted for Alexander in ninth.
 By innings:
 PbjladelDhia ......... l0l GOO 100-3 Pittshurg .......0G 0G2 001 03X--6
 SUMMARY Errors; Philadelphia ?: Pittsburg l. Two base hits: Paskert Baird Three base hits: Jacobs. Double plays Philadelphia l. Bases on balls: off Alexander 1: off Jacobs 4 Earned runs. Alex ander .. Jacobs 3. Struck out by Alexander 2 by Jacobs f.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Southern Assn

At Memphis ,: Atlanta
 At Little Rock .: Birmineham ,
 At Nashville 6: New Orleans l.
 At Chattanooga ?: Mobile l.
 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 LOST-Two letters addressed to R. Guy Davisson, one from Erotherhooa of American Yoeman. Return to the Phoenix Laundry. 2t FOR SALE-A four cylinder motor magneto coil and carburetor complete. very cheap: also two second hand trucks in good repair. r. T. Lyon Garage dA
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Second game

,. Pittsburg l. Two base hits. Nie- hoff: Byrne Double plays: Phila delphia .. Bases on balls: off De- rnaree 1 off Evans l. Earned runs Evans 1 nemaree ?. Struck out: by Demaree . ry Evans 2.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Chicago

Batted for Pfeffer in ninth.
 Batted for Vaughn in fifth.
 By innings: Brooklyn ........0 0O1 O20 O0O-3 Chicago .........0 GOO OlO 04x-5 S-TFafM4pN
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
St. Louis

SIJMMARY-Two base hits Kanff, Gonzales, Bescher Three base hits.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Pittsburq

Matted for KilIifer in ninth. xxBatted for Alexander in min
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
base BALL SEASON
IS NEARING IN END
CRUCIAL STAGE Is On IN BOTH
NATIONAL AND AMERl-
CAN LEAGUES.
Pat Moran's Phillies Lead Nationals
and Red ssox Lead Americans.
Tigers Running Close
Up Behind.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Crucial
theories is with us again today in
both major leagues. Pat Moran's
Phillies vaulted into the lead in Te-
ner's circuit at a staged double
header with the Braves, their near
est rivals.
In American league circles the Ii
gers and Browns continue their
feud while tho battered Red Sox
take another jaust It Connie Mack's
C~ollegians.
The Phillies and the Braves ac-
complished q difficult feat of NOV
ing while standing still yesterday
for rain kept them from each others
throats while the Giants were divid'
ing a double bill with Brooklyn. The
Phillies are leading by two points
over the Dodgers, who are in second
place and the Braves are just a game
in the cal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
P|G CLUB LAD MAKES
GOOD SHOWING WITH PIG
~ TWELVE WEEKS HIS DURO(
JERSEY GAINS f35 POUNDS
IN WEIGHT.
Cost Of Feed Totals Only Si.i5 and
lie Has u Profit OF 100 Per
Cent Over Expenses
I'm the Pig.

That it pays to give careful at
tention to thoroughbred hogs has
been demonstrated in many instances
Ia Ellis county this summer through
the efforts OF the pig club boys.
Walter Fulks, who lives OF the Fer
ris farm near RAY. has made an ex-
c~eptionally good showing with a reg
istered Duroc Jersey pig bought
twelve weeks ago. When he took
the pig twelve weeks ago ii weigh
ed 20 pounds. He began feeding
the pig skinned milk at one and
mixed a little grain to make a bal
aneed ration. The first week the
pig gained = pounds. During the
second week he did not have any
milk to feed the pig and it gained
only 2 pounds. Going back 10 the
milk ration during the third week
the pig gained IL pounds, the fourth
week il gained 13 pounds. the fifth
week II gained IL pounds, the sixth
week 10 pounds, seventh week IL
pounds, eighth week liz pounds,
ninth week 3 pounds, tenth week Is
pounds. eleventh week ii pounds
and the twelfth week IA pounds,
making a total of 1875 pounds gain
in the twelve weeks or 1.6 pounds
per day.
Under the plan outlined for pig
club boys %contesting for the prizes
to be awarded this fall it is neces-
sary TO keep an exact and careful
pigs. Walter has kept such an ac-
count. He fed the pig S2.09 worth
of corn, $2.26 worth OF SKINNED
milk and 10 cents worth of slop,
making a total expenditure OF S4.45.
II sold as a porker now the pig would
show Z profit of 100 per cent. but
Walter is a better business man than
that He has made such a wonder
full success of his undertaking that
he has been offered $50 for the pig
and turned il down. He expects -
keep the hog aud enter II in the
various show rings and see il he can't
capture a few prizes and then sell il
fer almost that much money.
II some of the seasoned old hog
raisers don't mind out the pig club
boys are going to show 'em mp at the
game. We doubt If some OF them
viii eve show themselves this fall
when the pig club boys exhibit their
pigs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07

t. = bard hlttiaE half back and y
equally a. much a. home a. full
back saith j. guard miller played
center and Thompsou Is a clever
tackle.
Ncu men wbo are strangers in
waxahachle may al~o be given .
chance 10 sho~ their worth IN a
game OF foot ball There is Moore
from Melissa. said 10 be- a fast field
man. then there are she Overall
brothers from Greensiile. coached
lat year by Bivens. who are good
backs. Guy Greet o. Greenyille Is a
crack FUN back. Jerome sneed OF
Mckinney il a fast back field man
vine brothers 81 Celeste are expe-
rienced guards and Sam Ware and
ward Lusk we're smart players on
the Italy team.
The management Of athletics
have spent q considerable sun on
foot ball equipment this season and
expect to have the Trinity team as
well equipped a. any team in the
circuit. Manager Ramsey has his
schedule completed which calls for
some hard games. The game with
Baylor at the Dallas fair promises
to be OF unusual interest.
Friends OF the team and business
men and fans have = very cordial
invitation to visit Yoakum field any
time after practice starts and have
a look at the team in action.
The schedule as arranged for the
1916 season as follows:
Schedule for 1915.
Trinity VS.. John Tarlton, Sept. 20,
Ut W~axahachie.
Trinity va. Dallas University. Oct.
c, at waxahachie.
Trinity vs.. Baylor University, Oct.
IL, at Dallas. 1.-THE FAIR.
Trinity vs.. Daniel Baker College.
Oct. 81, at Brentwood.
Trinity VS.. Howard Payne Col
loge, Oct. 80, at Brownwood,
Trinity VS.. North Texas State Nor
mel. Oct. 81. at Waxahachie.
Trinity VS.. T. G. L. Nov. s, at Fort
Worth.
Trinity VS.. Henry Kendall College,
! Nov. II, at W~axahachie.
Trinity vs.. s. NJ. u, Nov. "a, at
Dallas.
Trinity vs.. Austin College, Nov.
30 tThanksgiving), at sherman.
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BALL TRMM|NG
SEASON OPENS FRIDAY
COACH BI,ES- Has FfNE MATE
RIAL FROM WHICH To ~
xErADr THIN.
squat VIII Go int" Training esvsP-
a. yoakum field on Friday Of
Ihis week-pienty 81
New Material

Manager W v. Ramsey and Coach
Blseas OF the Trinity foot ball team
are here making ready for opening
training camps a. Yoakum field on
Friday. September : The team viii
be 4uar.srca az Becson hall untii
school opens Coach BiveB& expects
to get down 20 work with bis foot
bali material at once aud hopes TO
ship a team into shape by the time
the scheduled games begin Here
tofore q has been the custom TO go
into training camps some distance
In the country. but this year the
coach decided IL would be best 20
remain az home where the boys could
have advantage of shower baths and
all facilities for making practice
helpful. School begins at Trinity on
September 20 and II is Coach Biyens'
plan to have his team going good by
that time. His plan will probably
be 10 get the men all good and sore
and then work the soreness out
Once this 10 done the team viii be-
gin to take on form.
Prospects for a foot ball team al
Trinity this season are exceptionally
bright. Ten letter men will be back
In tho squad and there Is a wealth
OF new material from which to DRAW
IS The practice progresses. There
will be John Rugei at center, Ivan
Fuqua at guard. Roland Fincher and
Captain Ike King at quarters. RYAN
Estes. although temporarily out on
account OF a bad foot. viii be an ap-
piicant for the position OF end Big
Anderson will be back and that
mems that he will take care of one
OF the tackles. Fred Fuqua oil
Amarillo played end last year and
viii try out again this season Yer
ntn Carr. the Brown county heavy
weight. will be here and II will take
a good man 10 root him out OF
tackle position. Bob Goodloe will
try for a place as guard. Darrell
Ring OF Cameron Is a letter man who
viii try for place as center.
In addition to these there are
Jack Douglas and Allen Grundy.
Who were on the squad last year,
but failed to play In enough games
10 earn letters. Either Will make
the men selected for end go some.
Then there IL Stuart Moore. Warren
Smith. Jim Miller and Henry Thomp'
son. from the crack high school
team, TO be reekoned with Moore
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Il death occurs.
Tho Light representative made the
visit TO the sanitarium in company
with Pat Sims. who. by the way, has
the %sanitarium on his heart and that
young man took especial pains to
stress the need of o room. He
says he Is firmly convinced that the
local sanitarium Is doing It's full part
toward the relief of suffering hui
manity and that the people could not
put their money to a better use tina
providing larger quarters for the
good work to go on. He Is ably c
onded In this belief by Miss Gala
why. superintendent Of the santa
rum. II is a source of much worry
10 her to take rare of the overflow
patients. She see a great future
for the Waxahachie %sanitarium ii a
new building Is provided. There Is
no good reason Why people should
60 away for treatment of their ills"
said Miss Galway. except for the
reason that building is not quite
up to the standard. Give us a new
and modern building with a forty or
fifty capacity and We should
build an institution that would be
a credit 10 the town and county |
am pleased To see such interest man-
ifesed by physicians from the vari-
Gus parts of the county as well as
in Waxahachie.'
The crying need is for more room
aud II is up 10 the people to say
whether or not they will provide
this room through the erection of Il
modern fire proof building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
NEW slN|TiRIuM IS
CITr's nEE0 JUST NON
IsDARD Ann SUPERINTENDENT
WORRYING OYER CROWDED
PROBLEMS DAILY.
Nus~e~' Hopc. Recently Provided, u
sIssssesi Into Service as Place
10 Care for the
Sick.

If the friends or the local santa
Ram miii take the trouble to Walt
the lnstisution on crowded days they
will become more cnthused than ey-
or shout The erection OF q new build
ms. When a Daily Light representa-
tive visited the sanitarium Tuesday
afternoon he found II overlooking
With patients and there were dozens
or ylsitors sitting around 10 be near
their loved ones. The nurses. Who
we're moved to IN adjoining house.
came 10 the aid OF the board By Civ
Ing up some OF their roona IN order
thai additional patients could be
cared for. There were seventeen pa
usntA In the aanitarium and Others
were waiting TO be admitted. The
dinlng table has been moved into
the halfway and the dining room
turned into n room for the patients.
Tho patients are being attended by
physicians and surgeons from all
sections Of the county. which Ger
taaniy speaks we'll for the hearty CO.
operation the sanitarium receives at
their hands. II seems that people
arr beginning 10 realize that the To-
cnl sanitarium IL equipped 10 give
patients every service and comfort,
aud that Il, Ii better 70 keep Ellis
county money at home. Theu, too.
the charges made by the local saniv
iarium are light as compared TO
elaareea al ether places. to say moth
inS about the added expense by has-
Ing loved ones visit the sick in dis
tant cities
After summing II all up. there
soems 10 be but one thing 10 do, and
that liz TO build a new building that
will accommodate all who need hos
pital service. With a handsome
fire proof building the enrollmen,
Of patients would climb higher and
higher. While every effort Ia being
made to give the very best Of service
here. II is admittedly under difficult
ties. Often times II is necessary for
the nurses to make sacrifices. which
they do most Willingly. and further
there Is \ growing demand for addi-
tionai rooms. With only a ward for
the men and for the women 1t is
dIsquIetsng to other patients when
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07

the Wilson campaign fund to the
state headquarters vas reported by
II. Donna Ridgway, chairman of the
state central committee wednesday.
1t came from Ellis county. and
was followed closely by a contribu-
ton from the county organization
in Jones county. 1t vas announced
that about $50 county chairmen have
been named up to date and they
have gotten down TO work, n that
mere than fifty Wilson clubs have
tecn organized. Each county chair
men will transmit money to the
state headquarters from time TO
time, and Ridgway will send it on
to w. w. March. treasurer OF the
national campaign committee.
March has written the state head
quarters that all auxiliary commit
tees appointed by the national cam
pa;gn committee will be expected to
cooperate with and be an integral
pert of the state Organization.
The state central committee and
National Committeeman William
poindexter have issued i statement
t. the democrats of Texas which is
being sent over the entire state. II
calls upon every loyal democrat to
90 his share toward raising $780,
Geo in Texas for the und-Fort
Worth Star-Telegram.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
WESTERN MANAGERS
SILENT ABOUT PLANS
REFUSE TO SAY WHETHER WILL
FOLLOW LEAD OF SANTA FE
IN DEFYING LAW.
Vice President of the Milwaukee Line
said the Officials Were Not
Ready to Make n State
ment.

F. CHICAGO, Sept. Western rail-
way officials were reticent today as
to whether or not they would follow
the action of President Ripley of the
Santa Fe. who has declared that his
road will ignore the Adamson eight
hour bill until forced TO comply with
it.
I'VE are not ready at this time TO
make any statement" said Edward
Seweil. vice president of the Milwau-
kee road.
At the offices of the Burlington
road it was stated that no definite
plans had been adopted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
GRANTS APPLICATION FOR
WRIT OF AAHEAS CORPUS

WACO, Texas, Sept. 7.-Associ-
ate Justice Harper has granted tho
application for a writ of habeas cor
pus to determine whether or not Il.
II. Watson, charged with killing
Banking Commissioners Patterson,
shall be admitted to bail. The hear
ing will be held tomorrow in the To-
cal district court room.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
EFFORTS THAT FAILED.

o Suffrage and prohibition de-
. MED a roll-call test vote.
y LaFcllette's fight beaten in
= fight on secret diplomacy"
= LaFollette's fight to prevent
. use of army and navy to collect
. debts of private investors in
y other lands given only ten
q votes.
= Confirmation of Federal Trade
q Commissioner Rubles blocked
q in senate out of senatorial
. courtesy to Gallinger, New
q Hampshire.
= immigration bill buried in
senate's unfinished business"
= Conservation measures lost
. because two houses could not
= agree.
= Plea for publicity of income
. tax returns scarcely given
= notice,
. Attempt TO pass a rule MAX
q ing filibusters in senate ompos-
. sible beaten in democratic eau
. Gus.