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The Tomahawk., 1919-03-20

The Proper Diet.
II am going to invite my friend, the
woOdsman, to dinner" "Au right,
dear; I'll give him a chop"
The Tomahawk., 1919-03-20

Coles Carbollsalve Quickly Relieves
skin dseases It Instantly stops the pain
Of bu3ps. Heals without scars: 25c and 5cc
Ask3your druggist. or send CSC to- The J.
W. Cole Co., Rockford. ILL.,, for a pkg. ADV.
The Tomahawk., 1919-03-20

Mrs. H. A. Tomlinson OF st. Paul
headed a delegation Of club women
before the house committee on board
OF control, speaking for the bills add
,ine two women members to the board
and creating woman's advisory board
for the woman's reformatory to be
built at Shakopee. Mrs. T. F. Kinney
OF Minneapolis, and Mrs. w. J. O'Toole
OF st. Paul, members of the board Of
women visitors for the state home
school for girls, opposed the bill In
The Tomahawk., 1919-03-20


Opposition to the Christianson bill,
which passed the house, extending the
right to women to vote for presidential
electors, was voiced by Mrs. Edmund
Pennington, Mrs. J. b. Gilfllan and
others at a hearing granted by the
Senate elections committee. Propon.
ents of the measure were also heard.
The opponents said that there was
serious doubt as to the constitution.
atty Of the measure and that its pas.
sage might cast doubt upon the
presidential election. Delay was urged
for the further reason that with the
present problems of reconstruction to
solve, the state should not hastily en-.
franchise 100000 women voters, un.
skilled in the use Of the ballot. Ref.
erendum- to the people would be a
fairer method of deciding such ques-
ton, the opponents urged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
RED CROSS NURSE.
RETURNS TO TULSA
Has Seen Service With
Bureau Of Personnel
In Paris and Rome

Nj. u,.,,t,. A,I,., f,,,,,,iy itt
me ii''HIIF d"p'i '''h' OF ''' ''
tor on company of tbs city. VINO
I'm. L,,p .,br,,l .,,tfp ,p. AgIrr,,,u
o., .. .,. ,.,y
W. '""' H"''' ''P''''''''' Pc
viii shortly return q" th!s country
u Was learned from local friends
Miss Ashton, who has served aH
treasurer on ia" Haltnu commission
uf the Red 'rnss sine" Frhr nary
1919. hHs already left i."nm1nih Tor
Paris where she expected 10 com
plcic her work 80 QUO"
puu her arrival .p Franc" nom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
REV. BUTT TO ST. LOUIS
WIN Attend Christian Church Board
Of ContrOl Meeting.

Rev Meade Dutt. pastor OF the
f,ryt Chr!yInn church. Will leave
Tuba Monday evening FOR ST. Louis
60 attend the first meeting OF the
board II control of the new United
DuruHnn missionary society Much
effective work rs expected from this
board, which is il consolidation OF
nine boards Of missions and benevo-
.cuDoS formerly existent.
Tho selection of permanent
horduuarirrN Tor the board viii be
ono OF the SIucipul matters taken
up Cincinnati Cleveland. Chicago
ANA ~ Louis are among the cities
bidding for the location The prcsi-
don't of the board Is Frederick W
hruhnm. now president OF the
American Christian Missionary socl-
ETY. There are so men and 60 wom-
rn momhors on the board Rev
nutt Is one or the threo representa-
tiycs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
INSTRUCTIVE HOME HOUR
Rev, Barton Discusses THE New
Lear ut the \. ". g. ~

The spiritual value OF making and
keeping New Years resolutions was
the theme ~ the talk The Sew
Leaf made hy Rev. l.. s Barton OF
the Boston Avenue Methodist church
a, the Y W &. a home hour at
I 80 sunday afternoon There were
also TWO readings by littlr Lois Kahn
ana the girlS Of Miss slrinEficld' =
sunday school class at the FIRST
Presbyterian church acted as hos
losses
hy an association member VIII
hc the program topic for the next
two sundays and the reisons viii be
enumerated in reports from the lbt
field conference held at Dallas The
discussions viii be aprupus as the an -
nunl election of Y " &. a Tulsa
board m'uh"rs takes place on Janu-
AIRY - and all young women who be
long 10 the association are eligible
to vote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
sunday an Ideal Day.

whatever his private opinion
about the league Of nations. prohibi.
ton. or iazz music. everybody in
Tulsa was unanimous in declaring
Sunday a perfect peach uf day
The bright sunshine ana balmy airs
with when the weather man obliged
us lurcd many out doors and both
f"fordosincS and llmuuancs bow
right meIrily up and down the
bunlcvlrds Those who didn't "go-
mobile" walked or tramped into tho
country ana some ~ the hunting
fai'h went back 10 nature clrDy ip
the morning not turning their backs
to nature until dusk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
TRAIN IS W R Eek ED
Several Passengers on Frisco Train
To Enid Injured Near Fisher.

-Four coaches were overturned and
several pctaons were injured when
A. V, W train which left here at
40 o'clock yesterday morning,
struck a broken rain between Fisher
and keystone about seven miles
from Tulsa Tho service was main
tanned during the day by sending Il
train ftom here to the scene OF the
wreck and also a train from Enid to
the wreck The extent Of the iniur-
les sustained by the passengers. IL
any, was not known here last night.
as most or the passengers continued
the journey toward Enid, according
TO T.. {. Cow, trAinmaster OF the
road. here last night.
{. H. Hunter of the q. X. Pipo
Line company, who was on route 10
Drumright was reported to bo
among tho injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
Ferris Meeting Not
to BE Held Tonight

Representative Scott Ferris who
was scheduled for a spstch tonight
al the municipal auditorium has
been called back to Washington
aud the speech has been postponed
Indefinitely, according to Albert {.
Hunt of this city. Mr. Ferris spent
christmas with relatives In Neo-
shu. MN. and left Christmas night
10. Washington.
Mr. Ferris was in communica-
tiou with Mr. Hunt Christmas day
gnnd said that he regretted very
much having to postaQue his
speech here,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
BaCk-AChe
Limber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil

A harmless and effective prcpara
tion 20 relieve Tho palms OF Rhcuus
usm, SCiailgl, Lame Back and Lum-
hago Is Hamiiu's Wizard OH II pen
crates quickly drives out soreness
ana limrers up suff aching JOINTS
and muscles.
You have no idea how useful f.
will he found i'm cases of oycry day
ailment or mlshap. when lhsro Is
need ot an immediate healing. anti
septic application. as In cases of
sprains bruises. CI's burns bites
aud stinEs.
Get II from druggists for 40 cents
IL not satisfied return the bottle and
set your money back
Ever conslipa'cd or have sick
headache Just try Wizard Liver
Whips pleasant little pink pills. 80
cents. GuAran n'eed. .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
SNAPPY COMEDY Is COMING
somebody's Sweetheart" Staged by
Akdnr Temple Shrine.

Somebody's Sweetheart" is COM
ing to Tulsa town,
Somebody's Sweetheart IL "A witty,
pretty musical comedy which will be
staged at Convention han January
lS undor the auspices Of tho Akdar
temple band ana patrol 1t was So
lecied by representative OF the
ssrine, who made "A special trip to
New York city for the purpose. as a
show that would appeal to his home
hamlet. II viii be open TO the pub
lie and a very vigorous sale OF
tickets is expected among the
shrincrs themselves. The proceeds
will he used to send the Akdar band
and patrol TO the national conyen-
ton at Portland, ore. in Juno.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
CITY BASTlLE IS EMPTY
for First Time In Past Five Years
No II.mntes Sunday.

For tho first time in tho past five
years the city bastilo was entirely
without occupants yesterday. From
Q o'clock yesterday afternoon until
7:i0 In the evening thcro were no
prisoners In the municipal jail.
John Penn, niEhb iailor. attributed
his shortage OF 'buardcrs and room
ors' 10 tho existing scarcity OF
whisky. jake, white mule, gin and
other refreshments OF like character.
q. Ed Warron, judge OF
tho municipal criminal court. de-
clared that since prohibition his
dockeis had decreased considerably
Al present there are seldom more
than L. cases a day In police court
while prior 70 prohibition 100 cases
was AN average.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
CAROLINA NEGRO Is LYNCIIED.
iiinrk Charged with Murder strung
Up bN Mob Near IrpnkIlnton

FRANKLINTON, y. G.. Dec 27.
\ negro named Green charged with
'hc murder here today OF H. Nj
Brown, was lynchcd near here by a
mob tonight which took him from
officers en- route to Raleigh In an
automobile where II was intended
70 hold the negro for safe keeping
The negro was taken from the Of
firors only after fight between
deputies and mcmbers OF the mob
and during the struggle Green broke
away hui was rcCapturod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
" Federal Court,

Law assignment. 80 civl cases
VIII begin IN federal court this morn=
ing with Judge J W Woodbrough
OF omaha, presiding The cases
are get for trial Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. but IT ~ probable only a few
cases can be disposed OF in that time
by ,Tiul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
Three OH Men Here

OTIS cosgrOve, q. s. Penny and
clyde kelley. three oil men from
Chlckasha, are transactinR business
in the cigy today. Mr.. Cosgrove Is
head OF the Wisdom Southwestern
Drilling n Development associa
uon ana is trustee for the Burk-
burnett Cement Iil 4 Gas Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
Grocer Robbed, Hung,
Strung Up, SaUed and
Then Proceeds Home

NEW YOnK, Dec. sS.--Four
rphNcr, entered "a grocery store
hero. bound Vincent Santarsler,
pJupupHr, hand and foot and
hanged hiu by the neck from 4
wall bracket while they looted his
safe ana cash register of fils.
uuIe grl sent 10 The sttSe on an
oripud eaw tho body suspended
and np'.rcd The police. TIE man
wIs alive when cut down After
rrutuuc breath he closed his
store aud went home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
CENSUS BEGINS JANUARY z
Notice sent Ia Census Takers la Re
port ior DUTY.

Official census of the United states
Will begin January ., notice having
already been sent out to lucri census
commerce auditorium beginning to-
day to be- sworn In James ). DiN"n-
port. -upcrvisur or ccnSus In the
first Oklahoma district scn' out the
NOTICES Actual taking uf the census
win begin here January 2, the whole
country hoing scheduled for census
ht tOc snmr time Tho census OF
1890 will bc the fourteenth official
census of Tho United states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29
.InnA MINT A-IInnr Day.

TOXIC, Dee 2S.-The street rail
way employees OF Toxic are demand
ing an eight-hOur day and will hold
mass meetings to further their move
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-29

Boys--Wc pay cash Tor clean rot
ton rags tnii Usage 5000 or bring
.l,cm Ia T'uh Daily world. tdyt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

used hy the state highway commis-
sion 20 pny the Interest ON the bonds
Following the reading of the orig
inal hlii. senator clark offered % I'm
aure committee substitute Tor the hlll
which VS. passed 90 the calendar tor
Thursday The substitute makes rad
lrni changes In b measure. uH 60
levy. uses 81 funds produced time Tor
submission. ntr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

" W aud similar ORGANIZATIONS when
the house hy unanimous action pt-H
rd house committee substitute Tor
BIN No. sN, defining iutihhl
s,ndicniism aud %prohihitnr ~ teach
nr advocacy The hii rnrtirH a
81 from 5000 90 $500 for person7
leasing property 90 outlaw nrrautft
tluus and psnitrntinry sentences ~ 2"
ten wears Tor those convicted ~ tch'h
lnr or prarticiur syndirHlirm
Hous, bul se1 specifying procedure
IN appeals from tho Justice tn tho hi-
trict court WIS ALSO passed D. CO.
uuifos that notice ~ appeal Doe nlri
within 10 days Favorable action ~
ALSO tshrn on huuHv Tin -Hi prutIi
ms for dtkltIur thr cost nl uttiur boz
~tcraorttuus between thU ADJOINING Tour
hait-hlurkH huth measure wyrr uHk
,d by the state league ~ muuiripHli.
ties
Under a suspension 90 thu rules ne
house then took up senate htl Hi fr
uulrlnr tho registration ~ trained
nurses Tho house then recessed uus
"a 90 u'ciucl tudHf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
NINE TAX NrlsuHE
PASSED nv SIN MI

senator Ciark called up the rum
mitteo substitute fur house bil To-,
the milne tax bill. providing taxation
Of mlne output ON the basis Of the
average ~ the production 90 thn past
three years. Instead OF upon the tu-
nuni output. thus rtahillkinF the
states rcVcnuo from mine ttNaiinn
during the neat two ycarH. while thn
rnmmiasinn 81 inquiry Into mlnr tuA-
alton b. ~ work. Tho bill was ptssed
hY u vote Of 20 10 A. after senators
Tuii, and Mcdonald. who have sought
general revision ~ the milne tax law
~ this sesaiou. had stated thut th'y
favored Il as on improvement over
the EXISTING law
House hill No. SO, an act prnhih-
itinr cities from issuing certificate
of lndchirdneHs for the p%urrhnsr ~
public utilities, mn requiring Hu'h
purchase 20 he mHdr hy bond issue
submitted tu the pe0pi" wsH passed.
over The opposition % senator Dun.
nyy who stated that tho bill would
block % pending purchase OF water.
works heinE considered h3 tho rh 90
santa De-. The hill passed los a vote
% ~ 10 b. the democrats %suppnrtinr
Mr p%uuinvy. aud blocking thr omet'
rcucy clause Hu that tho hill winch
% goes TO The governor, viii nul
become effective Tor 90 day.
Senator nunlhyy sought 90 rtll ui
senate hlt so. g.. the anti srnwhllui
hili which had come tn rest ht M
foot Of 'hc calendar Senator Me.
Donald moved 90 adjourn and carried
his motion o. 90 i0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
DEIIH NOTION ON MI
To INSittrr SCHOOL CHILDREN

ON motion u Senator khsrmaU, a.
committee substitute for senate bin
No 4 was deferred to DO taken az in
connection WIN the general public
health law. The hill was originally
introduced hy Senator Luccru % COLI
fax county aud required physical "a.
animation 81 ati school children by
passed creating a state child welfare
boara aud an appropriation ~ o., 900
. year b. proposed Tor itH use Tho
general health htil includes authority
to he board 81 health Ca promote
child hygiene some concern b. OK
pressed that if on these laws become
operative the school children viii not
have time lun from health Inspection
aud Instruction ;or their school work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
sENNrE E,IsnN ,Tis n,r,nERy
IRON GAM. PROTECTION ullI

santa re. n ~ Mufth la.IhH
senate opened NJ flint night session
last night hy taking ~ the state Game
Protective associations act house
hiil No 92i. which b. practically q
rewriting % The present game laws,
Tho bill was PASSED after striklng oui
section o., which provided fut "a state
nrh hatchery mud an appropriation
therefor There we're other minor
amendments. Including n hy scua-
tor Bryant specifically rKempting rHh-
bit hunters from any limitation 40 20
tho number killed and from necessity
Tor a huntinE hconse la order 10 pursue
aud oNterminnfr jHckrnhhlta and cot
tuntails The hlll puts additional teeth
iu the game Law, makes numerous
changes In open seasons and extend
inr The protection FOR certain game
snimais now in danger Of cNternina.
ton.
Senate substitute Tor house hin 40.
~. a routine law apportiuninE mon.
cyH collected from Insurance com-
ganlea a. various city fire depart
ments. was passed after numeruui
Amendments had been tabled
Under the act Albuquerque receives
$3.50. ON the lasis of population
uther amounts ranging from fla-ht
Tor Roswell Ration. las Vegas etc.
down 20 $500 Tor numerous smaller
towns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
BEGH1S BOT WAITER
DRIISlgIESG LF TOU
DON'T FEEL RIGEVT
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out p~olsons.

n YOU wake up with "a bad taste,
had hrcath o. tnngne b. coated N
bour head b. duil or aching, n what
% eat SCUM and forms Ena "a acid
in stomach or you are bilious, con.
uiipnted nervous. Hallow and can't set
iuciiur lust right begin inside bath
inE Drink before breakfast e glass
81 real hot water with Il tUaHpo0ufui ~
limestone phosphate In A. This viii
flush tho poiHOnH ~ toxins FROM
stomach liver, kidneys ana bowels
and cleanse. -weeten ana purify The
entire ulimrniary tract DO your In
sido bathing Immediately upon arts
ms In the morning On wash out ~ the
rYstom nli the previous DAYS poison
nus waste. gases aud sour bile before
uuftlur moro food into the stomach
To feel iihr YOUNG folks feel, like
you frif before YOU blood. nerves aud
niuarloH hrunmo loaded with body I'M
PARTIES. got from your pharmacist a
quarter pound ~ limestone phosphate
which ID inexpensive and almost taHtn-
Ices except Tor "a Hnurish twlngo which
lH not unpleasant
Just aH soap and hot water act on
the skim cleansing aweetening aud
~freHheuiuR so hot water and limestone
lifnrys and bowels. Men and women
who are usually conntipated, biliouf,
headnrhy or have any stomach dis
order should begin thin inside bathing
before breakfast. They are assured
They win heroine real cpntH ON he
subject shortly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Revenue Bill Put
Through by Upper
House; Many Changes
tConlInned fron PAGE one.l


ported out The public health iii with
tho recommendation that u be passed
with u number % senate amendment
Committee substitute for H. a. 49,,
designed Ca save tho state u loss of
from $4,000 to 100000 In mine
tax revenues In the coming two years.
was also given "a favorable report by
the finance committee.
4 messHEe from the governor al.
uounccd the signing % ~ ~ a. de-
: ming the crime u conspiracy H ~.
u, regulating the practice % deniis-
ny, ", 49, %, To provide for the tax.
Ing 81 testimony out Of court. ~ ~.
%, naming "a public highway from
Las Vegas 10 " cuboro, A. B ~,
relating ~ thu v~erification Of plead
inrs ~ 49, 10, forbidling the usr 81
The American flag for advertising pur-
poses ~ o. ~, providing pcnaltics
Tor the false registration Of animals
~ ~ ~. allowing ihe construction ~
The Albuquerque Harrington 4IDs
Way, H ~ 100. relating 20 Justices Of
the peace operating collection aTsn-
Giles ~ 49, i04, on service OF jury We
nires g. o. l2O, concerning tho re
pair. enlargement aud alteration of
drainage bitches " ~. ia7, appeals
ifum the probate a. the district court
a. D. gs5. codifying the irrigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
PREFERENCE ron SOLDIERS
~ AppOINTIAE PLACES

Tho senate passed without amend
msut house bin 80 So. the hill giving
preference ln all state and county up-
puinuNr places 10 honurahiS dts
charged soldiers. sailors aud marines,
Minority members undertook 90 make
political capital hy naming specific
positions To- which the fighting men
be- appointed but without success
House hill 2as, providing proceed
urc Tor nllluF vacancies in the elective
offices ~ incorporated rltitH. towns
ana NiilnrrH and defining the tuur-
lions ana authority Of such positions,
WIS passed go 90 O.
a state laboratory ana state rhOW.
ist are established under sountp htll
No. a.. passed rs the senate last
night The hlll proposed hy senator
%ltcinnurR, locates both chemist Hud
laboratory at the State Agricultural
college % provides that AN work Tor
tho state agricultural officials aud the
state department Of health hr done
hy thr state chemist 81 the state mh-
oritury. The laboratory AZ the state
cullvgr has hrcn doing work ~ This
Kind Tor some years. but hua not had
authority tu uHr tu official state seal
OF q" rhhtfe tops
House bll o.. the last NJ the lft ~
livestock hiils proposed hy Mr Lin-
wood early iu Che session Wa passed
hy The senate ~ provides heavy pen.
nltes Tor malicious injury Goo live.
stock Senator Lawrence amended
the BIN hy including doGs in the llst
Of animals protected hy the bin
Senate bun No 40, providing u e.
uNo 900 hnud issue for state highway
construction. Iu cooperation With tho
federal government. was called up hy
senator clark. under suspension of
D rules The hilf was introduced hy
senator Lon OF ChhvcH county Tho
amount proposed Ii within the limit
of the states constitutional borrowing
power percent ~ the taxed Nhlu-
htun The ulil would submit The bond
issue q" the people at the neNi gen
'ful election lu l9tn nnd provide fhli
revenue FROM automobile hctnHya NH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

electorate Of the state In the general
election ~ 1899, proporinF that n
board % three be entrusted with the
management and control % all edu-
Cationnl and penal Institutions. The
three commissioners will he appointed
Tor terms % six years at an annual
salary ~ $4,000. They would sup
plant the various boards % trustees
and regents nov existing.
The house al-o passed senator Me.
Donald'a hNl for "a Golden Book
containing names OF All New
MoNru soldiers, sailors and marines
serving ln the recent war. senator
hclnbcrr'r bin 60 limit tho purchase
price OF automobiles bought by clt1
offlciFis 20 $500 was laid upon tho
table indefinitely.
othcr bills passed b. the house
wrrc. senate hills. ~, 81, 30, IS. 81
and %, also senate Joint resolution
No. ~. sailing upon the state bound.
AIRY commission for a report Repre-
aentatiNes Wesley. curns and iiying.
ston Werc appointed az n conference
committee - adjust differences with
the senate ON tho uHury hill The
house committee has finished ~ o "
alteration ~ the house appropriation
hill. and tho measure ~ expected 90
be voted upon By the house late thii
afternoon.
.iouse hin IA. providing for the
return " thirty percent OF fOnd lcyie,
tu eitisa. towns ana Villages, and
house biil TO. creating a girls vel
fare hnnrd. were received by the
hpufe from the senate with amend
ments The house concurrvd In ths
senate amendments and the bills nov
20 q Governor iaruazoio for his sig
1 nature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

laws. ~ ~ ass. nrovldlng Tor meet
Ina the current expenses 81 newly In
c~orporntnd towns and cities house
joint resolution No. ~. conferting
metals upon Gencrai fc1shinE. Nihlof
GENERAL Leonard A. Wood. Malof
General Harnett and ADMIRAL inn.
wirnam ~ Andrrvs 4 8. Il. No ~.
on the death % william G Mcdonald
=. ~ ~. = ~ as. 20 pay t~ranHperta.
ton charges uf students 20 normal
schools, =. D. 80. dcfining a legal
newspaper and prescribing rates 81
publication Tor legal noticeH. and >
y. " No. 3. amending the con-ntu'
ton 20 allow soldiers and sailors Alb
sent on duty but Otherwise aualified'
10 vote.
Hoad nin Gets supf,prt.
The proposal o. senator q 10 .
low a bond issue OF 100000 Tor the
purpose Of meeting the federal road
fumes appropriated ~ the post offiec
blu. wa< given y favorable report by
the senate finance committees aud
was placed on tho calendar Tor today.
This VIII appplemeni the substitute
ior =. ~ 81.
The Bryant usnry bill came first
upon the calendar of tho house OF rep.
~reseniautea on wednesday afternoon.
NNN'' R'H""NNn ~" NNN""A " ~ NfN
on the ground tina n might inJurc
building ana loan associations a
special committee waa appointed TO
zee n an Amendment might be drawn
covering this question
A resolution vas introduced iu the
house asking Senators A. y. Pail and
A, A. Jcnca 70 visit the legislature and
deliver addresses upon the proposed
league OF nations. Under a suspen'
sion u the rules. the resolution vas
passed and sent 10 the senate where
u also received favorable action un
der u suspension " The rules. soma
tor bunlnvy. private secretary % sen
ptor Jones. announced mat the lattei
would not be able TO be present sinc'
he was SPENDING a vacation IN iana'
ma.
htou-c ra~~~ s-iiour rni.
The hut limiting labor 60 cifh
hours except IN the cattle Industry
farming y domestic employ menl