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The Washington herald., 1917-09-09
INTERNATInN1AI 1nAru

IN IbNNAIIUN'AL LEAGUE I ,
Buffalo. 8; Toronto, g. Buffalo o:
Toronto. 5.
Richmond. ?; Providence, .. Rich
mond, I; Providence, S.
Rochester, q; Montreal. . Roches-
ter, o; Montreal 0.
Baltimore. III Newark, q
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOY WANTED TO LEARN TIMERS
trade. A. EBERLY's SONS. us Tth 1t. NV.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO
operate proof press. Opportu-
nifty for advancement. Apply
FOREMAN, Herald office, after
E p. m.
WANTED-OFFICE BOY; FINE
opportunity for boy who is eager
to advance himself. Apply Mr..
BRYANT, second floor. Herald
office.
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LOST.

Dosr-LARoE ENVELOPE, coNTAISINo
copy Of bad and Other papers q DO valne er-
oept 70 owner; nndsr viii plessx forward b.
speoal delivery and wire name and address At
qm s1psnss; No rswsrd wsn bs promptly mailed.
New York City.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09
MONEY TO LOAN

HoNEY 10 LOAN on APPR0YED CRY
real estate tt lowest current r1tes; specisI
pnulega with respect 10 p-1or payments
ItLER q RUTHERFORD. Inc. 81 Is1h st.
MONEY 10 DOAN-sSo 70 Ss06'000 on o. Q.
real es,lie- Several trust funds "a 70 u-f
cent Al uznsctiuns conduct.d with eounoni-
ezl conlderztiou for bouuven.
southe-n BuildinR. N lsth q o..
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WANTED-AGENTS.

MEN EARN S UP DAILY EASY. BIG
sellers; guaranteed household products; repeat
quickly enormous profits. Write for free ssn-
pie case oner. CROFTs 4 REED CO., Dept.
c, Chicago.
GAS FIRE IN COAL STOVES PROM OF.
cheaper than coal; agents BONANZA WON
DIR BURNER Co, Columbus. Ohio.
AGENTs-FREE CATALOGUE AND SAN
pies; new goods. quick sales; big prufts: make
to s3 daily; no eIpsrenoe; worlds rreafe.t
srtclaltieE CRUNER CO., Jseksun and Camp
bell, Chicago.
AGENTs-MAkE DOLLAR An BoTR,
sell Asndets. a patent patch instantly rnends
iesks IN all utensils. Sample free. MESDET
CO. Box A. Amsterdam, n. Y.
sl5 WEEKLY. SOMETHING NEW-s1VEs
80 per cent Of gasoline for automobiIes Nearly
every call sale Moaey-hsok guarantee.
srRANSkY MFG. CO.. Pukwsna s. OAK.
DISTRICT AGENTS WANTED FOR SENST-
uonsl. patented article which viii please the
Catholio population immensely. Thoroughly
cnmpetsnt men will have a large Opportunity
TO earn a great dssI of money. References ne
quired. Write 70 MAX DUWE CO., Inc. ees
Webster ave. New York.
DO YOU WANT TO TR1VEL AT OR *
pensef We want good men and women for
travelling general agents: must have fair educs-
ton and good referenoes; will make contract
Tor three months. six months or year al sAlary of
$50 per week and Necessary errsnses: can a.
sign mos any territory desired For fuu psr-
ticulars. sddress GEORGE @. CLOVIS COM
PAN1. Philadelphia, Pa, Dept Isl
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National League Statistics
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, ..
Philadelphia, s; Boston, J.
Chicago, s; Pittsburgh, 2
Brooklyn-Ssw York-Rain.
st. Louis GncnnA Au-Rain.
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Today. Tomorrow.
Brooklyn az N. Y.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. Phila. at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati. Cincinnati at Chi
Pitts. at st.Louis.
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ANYBODY CAN MAKE s DAY AT
home spare time growing mushrooms in cel-
lars. sheds, barns. boxes. Success guaranteed.
Free illustrated booklet HIRAM BARTON,
IS West 9Th ST. New York
$40 WEEKLY MADE WHITING NAMES FOR
mailogdeT houses; no cznTassing. Particulars
for stamp. THE GUIDE CO.. Memphis. Tenn
A MAN-WANTED A RELIABLE NAN 10
talk TO Ford owners about new starting device:
s per day. Particulars free. AMERICAN
STEEL SUPPLY CO., - Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit
HoUsENEN-2 COJORED MEN WANTED.
Apply Mr.. RUTH. Manager. National Hotel.
BOY WANTED AT HAAS PIATE PRINT
ING ESTABLISHMENT, aiI Pa. ave. NV.
PACKERS EXPERIENCED IN GRATING
furniture; steady work for right men, U. 6.
STORAGE CO., Gs 10Th St. nv.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER :. .or,
American League Statistics
YEsTERpAy's RESULTS.

New York. .; washinstcn, o..
Washington. >; New York, 0.
Detroit. l st. Louis, 0.
Chicago, Q; Cleveland, Q,
Boston Philadelphia Rain.
WHERE THEY PLAY.
To-day. Tomorrow
Cleveland at Chicago. Boston at Washington.
Detroit at st. Louis. New Yerk at Phila
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
w. L. Pet. sw /. Pet.
chicago...,, % II .66N New York.. 81 80 $50
Boston...... 80 50 SIG Washington. 60 60 .Bs
Cleyeland... 73 81 .54f 81. Iouis.... 81 ~ ~
Dstroit...... 81 &c .soa PHILADELPHIA n 81 .$7
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

SALESMAN WISHES TO MAKE CHANGE,
would e1nsider Office work. BOX g, Herald
ofioe.
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WANTED-OFFICE BOY;
only those that can hustle
need apply; fine chance for
advancement; s. a week to
start. Apply Mr.. GEMMILL.
second floor. Monday morn
ing, between 9 a. m. and 10
a. m.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIEs-wE BUY CROCHET AND TAT
ting. ioc and stamp sets prices and partica-
lara LADiEs' CROCHET CLUE. Boa IA
Hesldton. Okla.
soLpfERs-sAfD0Rs MED SOCKS. 600D
money made At hons Knitting hosisy. Ma
chimes furnished 90 tias. We pay hxeS r.tes
for making the goods. WHEELER, Inc -
Madison, Chiczgo.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

RLc0RDs-vI6T6R, ooJUMBfX, AND Eb1.
eoN-boueht sold, and srehsnred-
RECORD ExeHAN6E,
Phoos n. m. ~ "a q N.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09

REFINED YOUNG LADIES AS
TELEPHONE OPERATORS,
Between Is and Is years of age;
9Th grade education; salary paid
while learning; rapid advance
ment; splendid surroundings; rest
rooms and dinins~roons; sick ben
efits.
c. &P. TELEPHONE CO.,
722 18th Street N. W.
cHANBEHMAiDs WHITE HPfLY HOUSE,
KEEPER. csiro Hotel. Q IT.. between 18th
and Eth.
WANTED-Two VERY CoMPETENT WHITE
women cooks at 81. Adams, the National
Cathedral School for Boys; must be neat, Strous.
and eoonomical; best Of references required
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WINDOW SCREENS AND sHADES
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER. &c
Best Opeaue on n. II. Rollers, Sc
J. G. FREINKERT. Iao st ne
Phone L. l&,
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL oUTL1S7
any garage in the market IN appear1ncs durs
biHty. and price. v. 7. u. BIEN. EVans Bldr.
Room Na Phone ". sR
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BROKEN CAST IRON

And other metals welded hy autogcoous pros
WELDIT CO., so n. J. ave. nv. Lin. ssgS.
We build ito orderl and repair rsfrieer1tn-
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE.
sc PER CYLINDER for Burning Carbon
owner 10 remove caps and wires. Crscked cyiln-
ders and alUninum Welding. COLEMAN. ~
lHh St nv. NJ. $50
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WASH. JUNK CO.. 18th and D ... Line. ssa
WE WANT JUNK.
UNITED JUNK COMPANY,
North Ss. r0 W II nv.
Will CALL AND PAY sc PER HUNDRED
for new papers; 5c for magazines. Hifbest
prices fcT an other sunk. AMERICAN JUNK
CO.. s5a Pa. ave.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
CLERGYMAN OONFEssEs
Ak 6URDEB OF EIGHT
CoUNCLY BLUFFS, Ia, Sept. ~.

COUNCLY BLUFFS, Ia, Sept. ~.
Rev. Lynn ]. G. Kelly has confessed
the Villisca axe murder of 1912.
Yesterday morning about s O'Clock
he called Sheriff M. d. Meyers of Har-
rison county, State Agent Risden and
County attorney P. d. Roadifer to his
cell and asked to make confession.
Mr.. Roadifer typed the confession,
which Kelly signed. 1t is a complete
and unqualified admission of killing
Joe Moore. his wife, their four chill
dren, Herman, Katherine, Boyd ard
Paul, and Lena and Ina Stillinger on
the night of June 8, 1912, with an ak.
Sheriff Meyers early this morning
by telephone denied the reports that
third degree" methods had been us
ed by the officials in securing the con-
fession from Kelly. He also denied
that number of deputies were with
him and Kelly the cell. But the
four men were present, according to
the sheriff.
DES MONIES, Ia, Sept. 14.-H.
M. Havner, attorney general of Iowa,
late tonight announced that he had
received verification of the report that
Lynn George Kelly, an itinerant
clergyman. had confessed to the muir
der of eight persons at Villisca, Ia,
in 1912, in connection with which he
has been under indictment since last
spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Bargains IN souvenir spoons at Geo.
o. Reinke's. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

WANTED-Good bedstead, parlor
chairs. Enquire Prospector. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
EwiED GOATS WARY: r
80. CANNOT BE CAUGHT


That the work OF transplanting
goats. wild, elusive and wary, from
one section Of Alaska to another, Is
fraught with considerable difficulty,
is now realized by three venturesome
Alaskans, Ray. c. Gossett, Babe"
Samples and l.. T. McInnes, who ar
rived in town the latter part of last
week after spending some time at
Brady glacier, near Cape Spencer, in
their efforts to capture wild goats
which they intended taking to Admir-
atty island with the view of populat-
ing the matter with goat family.
theoretically, the matter of trans
planting goats is all right, but prac-
tically it is something else entirely.
AS goats have no particular yearning
to be transplanted, they decline to be
captured alive and the result is that
some ways and means not yet devised
must be incubated before Admiralty
island becomes the home of these
freedom-loving mountain climbers.
At various times the Gossett party
thought they as good as had their
hands on a number of goats in that
they had them cornered on points
from which they had no opportunity
for escaping. But the would-be cap
tors had not reckoned on the despera-
ton of goat disposition. Rather than
be captured they deliberately and
determinedly committed suicide by
leaping off precipices hundreds of
feet high and converting themselves
from shapely quadrupeds into mince
meat smeared over the rocks below.
., Nor was the suicidal practice confin-
ed alone to the old goats, as the party
found that the kids only few weeks
old preferred death by leaping into
space from the high precipices to be-
ing touched by the hands of man.
Another thing was discovered, &C.
cording to Mr.. Gossett, and that is
that the mountain goats are all in
tested with hoof rot which is due
presumably, from the practically con-
tinuous wet weather. All the goats
found after committing suicide we're
noticed to have the disease.
Mr.. Gossett, who is we'll posted on
the game of the country, lately visit
ed the Taku country, where moose
abound and where he says, one In,
dian in a few days killed fourteen
moose which he shot down for the
mere pleasure of Slaughter veri-
table game hog-leaving the carcass
SEES where they fell.
There is small appropriation,
$1,000 of public money for the pur-
pose of goat cultivation on Admir-
atty island and it was the hope OF
securing a portion of that money that
Gossett, Samples and McInnes were
seeking to capture goats near Cape
Spencer, but now they are convinced
that 1t was a perfectly safe offer, es-
pecially if there was no money with
which to redeem the <pledge.-Doug-
las correspondent in Juneau Daily
Empire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Miss Pearl Miller, a popular young
lady formerly of Valdez, arrived on
the steamer Alameda from the west
ward, and will attend school here
this winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

The recent high water washed out
several footbridges between here and
Senator Hubbard's place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
DONALDSON SCHEDULE


The following schedule for the har-
Dor boat lit. G.. v. Donaldson" will
take effect today. All orders to the
contrary are revoked.
Monday, Wednesdays, Thursdays.
and Fridays:
I've. Fort Liscum Leave Valdez
8:15 a. m. 9:45 .. N.
1915 p. m. 1880 p. m.
TUESDAY
1915. p. m. 900 p. m.
1880 p. m. $500 p. m. :
SATURDAY
1915 p. m. 1880 p. m.
1915 p. m. 1880 p. m.
There will be no trips Of the boat
on the End and 4th Fridays of each
month. these days being used to clean
boilers.
Special trips or cancelling Of the
above will be made without notice
only to meet eytgencies Of the ser
vice.
All oficial iasiness between VAL
dezs and the Post should be arranged
for Transaction. where possihle, 10
that advantage win be taken Of the
scheduled trips and extra trips will
be madeat minimum and made only
when urgently needed.
CIR. .KoEHLER,
LIST. 1t. 18th Infantry. "A. q. NJ.
BY GEORGE NEWLOVE. ". R. G.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Every American soldier will wear q
metal identification tag, which Is num-
bered to correspond with his name.
company and regiment. SO that If he
should be killed or wounded in battle
there would be little trouble in identify
ing him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Ice cream every day, specials on
Sunday at Hunts Candy Kitchen. II
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
Snow at Salcha

Snow at Salcha
Snow is reported falling today at
Salcha by the Signal Corps bulletin.
At other points along the trail the
temperature is within few degrees
of freezing, running from "a to 40
above. All signs indicate an extreme
~ early winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Ross Paden, who is employed in
the store at Ellamar, arrived in town
last night.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
SAVES LIFE
OF NEICHBOR
Patrolman Brow Rescues Wo-
man Who Fell Thru Ice
While After Water

Fighting q strong current and Tee
foes In the Detroit river. Tuesday
night. Patrolman Henry j. Brow. OF
the hrst precinct rescued Mrs. w
Krachmer. Of No. SIS Oliver-ave..
from drowning. and brought her
safely ashore. Attic immersed In
the icy waters for several minutes.
neither experienced any III effects
from the exposure.
PatrolmRn Brow was sitting In
his cottage al the foot OF Fairyiew-
ave. when he heard woman's
screams coming from the river.
Running TO the bank, he saw Mrs
krschmer. who had broken thru
ice while after pail OF water
just disappearing beneath the sur
face.
Throwing of his coat. Patrolmar
Grow plunged into the water and
was Obliged 20 break the ice be
fore he could reach her as she arose
again TO the surface. Bringing her
20 shore. he covered her with blank
cts and took her 10 her home. where
she soon recovered. Patrolmar
Brow was warmly congratulated by
his superiors in central station Wed
nesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

appearing In the house and IL In tho
senate. Most Of then were OF minor
character
Rep. Culver put in bill 10 amend
the law relating 10 the annexation
cf territory 10 cities. so as Ia make
II the same rs the law relating 70
annerations toy villages. Ths city
law at present provides for separate
votes In each district affected. and
in a case Mt Detroit last year three
cornered vote was had In conse-
quence. over ono annexation effort.
The Culver bill would provide for
the collective vote 10 decide, instead
OF the separate vote
Rep. III L. Schmidt introduced a
dill amending the law regarding the
registration OF soft drinks. syrupp.
etc. with the food department 90
that fees paid by those registering
such articles shall go into a foots
department. funds. in addition 10 the
departments regular appropriation.
They now 20 TO the general fund Of
the state
Rep. HADet introduced the SOY
called social insurance bill" TO pro-
vide for compulsory health Insurance.
or tho part OF workers who make
800 a month or loss This bill has
been much talked OF In certain labor
circles and has me. with active op-
I osition ever since IL first was sug-
sested. n would provide that work
ors must take health insurance and
that in case OF sickness their wages
would be paid by their employers
snd the state. A lengthy grading OF
What proportions the employers and
the state, and the cmploye himself
would pay. Is contained In the bill.
A social insurance commissio OF
three members TO carry out the
state end OF the work Is provided
Opponents OF the bill declare that IL
would cost the state so much that II
Is not practical. The bill probably
will develop some interesting de-
bates IL n advances 10 the stage
where hearings are held upon II.
Rep. Moore introduced bill 10
have the public domain commission
awe leases 20 the holders OF the
property at the s.. Clair Flats.
where ownership rights have been
In dispute for years. and then have
regular plats showing the owners
fled with the register or deeds in 81
Clair county. 80 that ownership will
be placed upon firm footing The
till also provides Tor the cancella-
ton OF leases granted 10 persons or
corporations for public lands. when
the fnal payments - the state are
not made.
Rep. John Schmidt introduced
pure gasoline bill. which provides
that II gasoline IL mIsbrended. or tie
grade lowered by mixture with some
thing elsc, the OFFENDER snail De
liable to fine OF 800 or 80 days
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
CnASES THIEVES
ON WOODWARD


After a chase from woodward-ave.
and LArned-st to oriswold-st. ana
tight In an alley. Patrolman John
Conivan Tuesday night arrested
Max Gold, Is years old. Of No. -
Henry-st.. and Samuel NAgelberg, OF
No. s6s Cass-avc.. on q charge OF
having robbed william Brolin. Of No.
tl6 Lafayette-ave. east. Broliu's
watch was found later in Colds
shoe. II Is alleged.
According TO Brolin the trio met
in a saloon AZ Brush and Congress
SITS. and had few drinks. Later
they started up the street and after
going about block. Gold and Nasei-
berg are alleged 20 have set upon
Brolin and robbed him. threatening
him with revolver.
Patrolman Conivan was told OF
the robbery. He saw men ahead Of
him and ordered them 10 halt. They
ran and lodged into an alley. with
Conivan In pursuit As the patrol
man entered the alley both threw
themselves upon him and were at.
rested only after a struggle.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

imprisonment, or both. The food
department 10 given charge OF ssso-
line matters and dealers IN gasoline
would be required 10 . pay fees Of
81 each In order TO cell II.
Rep. Newk.rk. ia another bill.
would have any enc who falsely
thouts an alarm OF IRE in q public
rlace or az q public gathering. sub
:ect 20 a fine OF $50 or 30 days In \
cell.
Senator Condor introduced bill
TO have teachers certificate granted
only TO citizens Of the United states.
This would BIT many teachers IN DE-
troit schools, II IL said. Senator
Bryant introduced a joint resolution
TO cut out the three per cent OF val
uation limit now Imposed on town
ships In regard TO the money they
can expend on good roads and leave
IT TO the townships TO spend more
IL they can AFFORD 10 do 20.
Senator Scully introduced In the
form OF 4 bill the codined insurance
laws submitted In report from
Major Samuel Pepper. OF the attor.
ney generals once. The code COW
ers 200 pages.
Senator Miller offered o bill to
amend the marriage license law 90
that II would be necessary for
couples 20 obtain their licenses IT
least three days before being mar
RED. II In aimed 70 stop business
at popular 'GretnA Greens" in the
state.
Senator Morford introduced the
old Cleaners proposal 10 allow co.
operative concerns 20 carry on Dusi.
ness In mercantile lines and in food
stutfs for profit. The bill also would
allow them 10 interlock by one own
ing as high rs 20 per cent Of the
stock OF another. " would give each
stakeholder one vote. regardless Of
the amount OF stock held by him and
would make the officers subject 10
the recall by stockholders. stock
holders also could demand and get
an accounting thru the courts II no
dividends were paid for five years
Senator Murtha introduced bill
20 allow foreign heirs OF an estate TO
be represented In the probate court
By the consuls OF their Governments
Senator Covert asked $4,000 for
the state normal college NJ Ypsilnnti
in another bill or this amount
$500 0o would be for new college
building.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
MUD PUPPIES"
FIT FOR GODS,
HE DECLARES

SANDUSkf. o.. Feb. THE
Lake Erie lizard. otherwise known
rs the mud puppy" Is a delicate
morsel. according TO J J. stsnshan.
former superintendent OF the United
States nsh hatchery at Put.in-Bay,
Who discussing aquatic foodstuffs,
raid that while at Put-in-Bay he al
ways kept supply on hand nj the
hatchery.
Stsnahan said he prefers mud
puppy" 10 the finest variety OF flsh,
and that put up right. he Is a dish
~ for the gods. and has whitehsh
skinned a mile
Many lizards are caught in the
Vicinity of Put-in.Bay. especially
thru the ice In winter. and enterpris.
Ing islanders nyure. II develops. that
In view OF the high cost OF living a
rroAtabis market IN tfne may. be
established.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
CREEKS CASE is
PUZZLE TO II. s.

a. Oliver Frick. chief immigration
inspector. Is puzzled over the case
Of Diminti Kapolas. whom the immi-
grafton authorities have decided TO
deport because he entered this coun-
try illegally. No means now exist
for getting him to Greece. and the
oficials are considering seleasing
him under bond. HPpolas was pa
rolled in 1918 after Ne had served
IL years in Greece for homicide. He
has been in the United States three
years.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
ACTION ON
BUDGET DUE
IN LANSING
House Will Get to Work
in Earnest on
Plan Today
26 NEW BILLS
ARE INTRODUCED
Struggle Is Predicted
Over Proposed Social
Insurance Plan
BY W. l.. CALNoN.

s<or Correspondent Detroit Ttmes)
LANSING. Mich. Fee. THE
house this afternoon will take up
again the matter Of having a Joint
house and senate committee OF six
prepare a bill for a budget system.
10 be presented 10 the legislature BY
March 81. Req. Brewer has intro
duced a formal resolution empower
ing the speaker 10 appoint three
representatives and the lieutenant
governor tn appoint three senator's
To act on the committee. Decision
in favor ~ such a committee. 20 re
port at this session was reached by
the house last week when II killed
the proposal for paid commission
The house passed Tuesday and
rent 10 the senate the Lewis bill
allowing the incorporation OF 90
operative telephone companies that
are not conducted FOR profit and the
IIuise bill 10 have village trustees
paid 81 per session for meetings
they actually attend in the transac-
ton ~ village affairs. They are 10
be paid 81 a session in villages OF
more than I. 600 population.
The senate held It's first commit
tee Of ths whole session and cent
four minor bills along 10 third read
Ing. II failed 10 agree on wherc II
would have a state once building
located in Lansing IL 1t provided the
funds 10 build one. so the whole mat
ter WAS laid over II also laid ever
the house proposal 10 amend the
constitution SO AZ TO increase the
LIST OF those eligible TO absent voting
privileges.
Bills galore were INTRODUCED. ~