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Evening star., 1919-01-19
Percentage Bagss Proposed

Aeccrn. % th5s factor Is sake. 4.
lie proposals. Of Ore ergzaszatsol. she
League for Constructive 5&saErss ssTs saoa
Legislation which. ss-osX cs1es
izszgs woa1s szse z maxim u-D per
.-assststs ANIMAL migration frono assy
people ssassd On q definite Essrce2szxs
% -hss people wso sagE zasEa6g Ee-
rons nasl-alaze1 e5iazs1s-
Labor also aas svxgestes zasshss
plan. E-owr an '-Es1sAss sEak15gr1ls0A' >
In periods cf snsasz-asg depression
shsy world hare ssnrSgrasson ess-
;alls1 or esa. o. altogether &c prosses
workers already here fSons further
competition Of ag5s. JOB Au5ssss-
In seEas respects the war. wssss ts
lasted eliminated sas azngaagyaf1GE
problem. Az stated bY e. Cas1snsst4
eomnssssaoae. general os sEnsssaxTzsaoss.
u hgs annual rsDart foY sAe srsysas
year I'Gr5ng -as past year 1AseAs
rear Of asa1-zE5 0nsy Eass5at fnsEnt-
grxus zsss2s esssssd sEs EnssAA
States. and. zs - lSts zisSas ssss tasa
eeu1-sv during tsas ssrrss ssTseSs ras
nes ssStEsos to SuY p1Drs1taOD 1ErsSE1
sasx asEMsgrztssa AzsSTrts6 30 Dsxc-
1ezssy zorAsEE
TIE s9af hsMmszyx.ayn Exxye rz8 ah1
sswsEt RSnape 3sszs when hrt a2.a83
xsssm4 e-rsresa- zM& 81 sx sn marked
eart.zzsr 10 she high water mark ~
6srsmsg-asaar. aa 1871. wassn 5.ztJ.1s1
aasaaa came IS AlssfSea-
Evening star., 1919-01-19

THE financial leaders OF the
country. those who are look.
ing TO this safeguarding Of in-
ternationaI exchange and this
rehabilitation OF the g1ld standard
are concerned about the actual ssort-
age Of gold, due 20 an alarming De-
crease IN production They regard
,hig subject ae one Of the big war
e-peace adjustment problsns.
TIE United States holds nearly one
sfsirx: Of ihe gold reserve os ssss world
and the 1919 production of gold tn
this t7ouatry was .ks frnasieT1 fos
twenty years.
50 serious rs the decline In gold
production tha. q special committee
Of experts haa heers making Gloss
invests CATION and has reported u
Secretary o. the Interior Lane that
{. is a matter Ct grave national @sid
international eoscs<n,
Committee Made Inquiry.
geveraI rsonsts ago the s@es-e.as-y' .
attention was called 50 ths rapidly
increasing eoa. ot gold production
and ths esvnseaasra. decline ot ogt,yg-
arsd. realizing tae importance of 'ss
gold mining Industry. nc a5sS>s.ses'
Z sy,eegzs coss2na3ttss, ssssss9 bY Hsn-
.sea Jennings siss well znowsa gro
mining engineer aaS tsons2sskn. sss-
s;neer 81 the bureau Df nsirs-s. 20 20
thoroughly into tfs situation ard
make the necessary Recommendations
The report Of sntsrss. not only TO
sbe gold mining industry but also 70
financial ard BUSINESS fsass. az Sarsag
40 ssn.or.asg. bearing On Ananes and
credits and the consequent prosperity
o. ,hs country. declares tssat g>lf
mining sas heea seriously injured ny
sae gar, ard has beea Disseminated;
against for she protection and ssasat
Of ,sae Treasury sra ts2as ssa export
Of gold an6 aTea sae sniArnai sgss
trade f,s aae s,sesyag was interrupted
TIE committees says .ssa. prsess or
ali commodities have akFanssS sss
.er.-sr of sas goysrDnaeass paper
saonsy. sxce.. sha. of ..s ounce 9s
goss, wafsss has y fixed price % szs,sg.
-,yi'asss, 50 raagfsy.@ says sas @oststsast-
:se. "sas purchasing p9wsr of goss
ssas decreased ia proportion 20 Eas IT.
crease OF Ssaer commodities usaScs ~
eas way or ar2o.aaf a-s factors sa stas
obtaining ot sew gold"
-~rsa present decrease ss gold FRO
Evening star., 1919-01-19
EFT >. n. HrLDKBRAsD.

~ ALL the postwar problems
facing the United States tag
~ one Of major .,npers.ae.
which sg most elusive is tha:
Of immigration
Elusive" because 20 ons can pre-
diet On any esrtia basis the fafure
volume CT immigration, and those who
venture such prediction at AL acrhs
their prophecy ts pure guesEwor.
Two exactly 6fvergen, views are
held by experts, and q third grono Of
men take middle COURSE Heading
one extreme faction Is Frederick T.
Howe commissioner Of immigration at
the port Of New York. who has niade
the striking prediction that the United
states soon will be an enigTant- not
az Immigrant, nation- Ar. Howe and
his supporters foresee guch ar e1s2ts-
sion Of industry il Europe during shs
reconstruction period that they believe
thousands OF foreigners who cana
here, plus many native Americans.
Will Hocx to Europe 10 take adTan-
.age of opportunities there
/ Disasters Attract w oIke1s-
! These economists argue that an IN
sux Of population always fellows a
great disaster. and 70 prove their point
. they cite the cases Of San Francisco
after the earthquake and Galveston
after ahe food. both OF which attracted
.aany hundreds for the work OF re
building. On larger scale they for=-
see that the earthquake OF WAY and
rhs food Of devastation IN Europe viii
serv. as z raagne. for Americans No:
many officials OF the Department Of
Labor, Ior labor leaders. agree with
thszz-
Ashs-en.s Of the other sxtreus
T5sw believe that not cnly depressed
economic conditions in Europe. Bat
..1.@y..zble burdens CO taxation and
,sslgt!ca. disturbances Ike -aoss
caused By bolEheslEus IN Russia, wall
tu-n raaay Europeans 20 she ssad
4 whsrs freedom and order exist
Tnorga ao- all labor leaders agree
-ss. guca z regGlt is 20 De expected,
d they are determined TO guard agails;
il, and .as safeguard they sngges'
in 70 be found IN the .econss-1ossoH
oycg-a- -scolnerdeG By tas Aneri-
esa Fedora -fc. O. Labor and trans
mar.eS 70 Congress through the Ho2ss
committee OF immigration and
s~-.u-z.szs.ton This program states
pr ,.zsozs Of existing conditions we
ergs thai szn-i grafton ia-o TIE United
states sao1la ae prohibited tor Z
/ r,e-soa ot al seas- two ysa-s ate:
/ ryeacs has bean declared
Bills Pending In Congress
This sea- also finds sxpressloa II
swo bill. already pending IL Congress
! ~asra. By reference 20 .he seeEe
r..-tsoaed committee. have eeccm'
the ESS.s-cs os hearings ncw i. prog
} -ess G. TIE G--5graszon problem on'
r n-easz-s. s.e Bzrs@et bsEl wonae S-c
asrdr aliens from entering III
! United stAtss 9or fear yssrE after 81
passage. aoe tas ctasr. Introduced b,
, Representative LIaskaa. world make ;
: 4 similar yes..scasoa for tEo gsasa
/ TIE ~Esseae 9. the road" g-cEl
holds shxs she present condttsoz
wherein an-sgnssson arf ezsg-zsao:
both are nexs-ss5ae- zna oase. ezrs
2 oztsr. II likely 20 prevail for sozza'
wears 10 oore- This rev snas waS
zsreysz1ce- Vrprn Yres<.s Indication
shss rsswls 10 likely - he 1yo14A
: a5ort fer A. ssas. q Fsar ny q
sson- Fe. II least \ yeA-. i. 10 be
HaeTes- sMsSE Hssa be TOO bgssy exr7-v
I ing srss9rs f-orn Frame 10 1sss s1asses
State. Australia a@d s-saza.1a. AZ.
Evening star., 1919-01-19
ONE OF THE MAJOR
PROBLEMS FACING UNITED STATES
1t Is an Elusive Problem, Because No One
Can With Confidence Predict
Flow of Populations.

gyrcvsti.g Esrcressss<sssETs ssETssAAeseeess
TO have much spare for wousd-be
eEsfgrants or immigrants.
May Prevent Emigration.
Beyond that ali ss guesrwprx. Most
peEaoas who have studied conditions.
on TIE basis os present prospects 81
sfsat may happen. soresee that fne...
released from armies OF Europe VIII
find plenty TO dc in their home iAsas
upon their return from sae fghtsna
isness Likewise IL ts considered
likely that most European nations
will oyer Inducements 10 their 'ztsa
~ remain wfth5c fhsfr borders Tor
reconstruction work. even II TREY %
not take more drastic steps 70 retain
.hesn Should AIRY genera. program
81 conscripsien be adopted that Daulfs
mark another factor ia the stay at
home program Likewise creation
Of sagcgs new s.atez as czschos1ogakaa.
JugostaYsa and Poland would make
for better political and economic CON
astlona than those which have driven
hundreds OF thousands of opprsssss
Europeans III Gna refuge ia the
United States.
Enemy countries will make similar
Efforts 10 those Of aiissa nations To
keep their rn4rpoEer intact. and Tor
seEse Ysars 70 come Germans sssa
aaHtr!eug are not likely 70 anG an ss,-
ts-sly cordial welcome on American
shores.
Evening star., 1919-01-19
Thinks the House
a Deeadent Body

pE1-i1g tAs alleged 6scay6eace Ct TIE
independent spirit of tAe Eeuss ane
x-ase-v5ezes 20 the administrative ard
executive branch
VITA. Sc -he cause % this 6eg-adz-
-9oa- as asked ~Za thinking ]. ever
I hare 70. been able to avoid Ii. coz
el-Etcc that /. is dGs 20 q voluntary
surrender ot coas1itotsonaz rights zac
5stsss thai OILY zset 20 be asserted IL
=. respected We surrender E3.hou, 2
Struggle rights TIA. soze Of CUR Brit
is1 ancestors died fo. / hare zaso
reached .-s combustion tia; unrszsee-
lag parssaeshsp has something 20 Dc
wi-a Iris growth 81 menace 70 the
rights and liberties o. Il. people
through t-saEang Sown their repre-
Es1a-zTss- Wae1 SsFotson rc mere
party Organization becomes So strong
thai p-sacsples are forgettsn and 10y
atty % Ire 5rE.-Snens ~ shesr sv2is-
.. cz-3o. Is regarded re sas csszg Of gr-
y-e-s importance. ~E have reacted
n. danger isae. That ris~ has Erowz
aaa-ming9T x this body have heart
ns-te-s 5ss1Ezgsy say that thsr had
violated TIE Constitution 50 osten
.zzE ore mere oEtrzgs, IL :. tie parry
interest, was CT small Importance
-To jest sheoaE Tie Co-.E-s-rsscn aa6
tAs soie-1 czza we I'll taxa 10 szr-
ys-. and defend Il Is As c1snx5rs .o
TIE Ipra5 ss1ss IS making 5oksE
ztsor. disregard Of ---.r ana ,s-
soaaa ho1esgg- B-. these things hssy
c-e 10 u.ders-and the ec-.sEp- with
I which legislative t,oois. z-. treated IN
/ .ae press anE By the puSsze shey serve
Ee.- IN spite Of this yielding attitude
! nc1e and I believe that sae A-ers-
e- Crnx.esz- which as great BODY
representing 4 mighty people. wsga ss-
s=rs Itself and viii regain Its ancsens
I sa1nS31k and prestige
Evening star., 1919-01-19

Agents O. .se Department % la ssG.
who have r.een making pre9sralnaTT
survey have ye11G Considerable 3t-
cgsnaa.G.s on The part OF atasn cisSzsns
ROW lea wing here 20 return Stsrsse af7-
ey tie way Eo-ls Of their s,atsnp 81 -
are discounted Bet sozas are i8kesy
10 return for z ys&so2 which LIZ s1ge
geEed in The fae. that. The year BE-
<ore the European var broke CIT
s2s5sea. Dos wzs sent home Gy arsfns-
grants Of the United states During
The war taeEs immigrants eo1E1 nos
send ss.fs money home They saved IL
Therefore pow that they nay have
,he opportunity ot buying wish these
sccsssngssa,sons pSeeE o. land. or AT
old sorn ss:ead. IL Is csnsfssssa yrooS-
bic shat many wifi seize 1hs opy3sgi-
nifty
Future Immigration ss considered os
prime importance for two sssvergsD.
-ezso.s. Labor ~ concerned aoo1s il
because cf .ise possibility. a.s always.
at foresgn gaboy lowering Arsersca1
wage standards az<s working eorSs-
ssons. and Of adding 10 The arrgT 81
unemployed R1. EnaDy American ess3-
yeas who rsTsr gave ac-csa though. 20
immigration before are litter -ssssd
,ow because Of ITS effect On tss GO ia
trT's future citizenship TasF have
sag. the inference Tia. sgsny aliens
sought 20 WELD wtez a pat-tostc ss-
SIZE was wagsd Tasv kavs sssa
alien eourasaEs itzss, rof necessarily srs-
amy alien al that foster J. " " and
noEsaevts.ic and neas-A1Src1asssc
movements. and II Europe ss 20 cope
with sach agitation they zee 10 rsa~
son Eay America should Ss 1S.pTa
open 70 tas gso5s9L-
Evening star., 1919-01-19
DECREASE IN GOLD PRODUCTION
CAUSE OF WORRY TO FINANCIERS
Committee Appointed by Secretary Lane
Conducts Inquiry and Reports That
Situation Is Serious.

duct!on IL eersous." says the commit
I tee, ~ the maintenance OF sEfft-
security Of our national finance and
credits. The United states ls the
most favored nation In regard to gold
reserves. bSiGins more than ibres billion
dollars, or nearly one-shird Of that
Of the world. but II has contract ed
dsbts on Il gold basis many times
that existing before the war
Ths committee gives as the prin-
cipal reason for the decline in gold
production ths increase In operating
costs IN the most favored quartz
fBiues from ~ cents 10 produces a
dollars worth Of gold In 1917 10 70
cents IN 1919,
Various means of stimulating the
production Of gold AT this time we're
considered by the COMMITTEES. Payment
os a bonus On newly mined gold, sd
Y9cased by many, fs frowned upon by
the committee, The elimination OF ,he
excess profits tax on gold mining. end
.bs encouragement Of larger outputs
! thsrsby. is advocated. and the state
Usent liz made tsa. iayys dividends paid
10 shareholders viii mean greater
revenue for general taxation than
could bs obtained through any excess
profits tax.
To Etimulsts Production.
Ths privilege NJ free export and 81
sale 20 manufacturers would stimulate
production ard aid gold mining, says
sfss COMMITTEES. ana might also be =
safeguard against imitation TIE Y.v-
srs-fnea, Nigh, Increase prscuetfos by
assisting IN improving rasshotfs ot
mining and tsssai2rTy af gold ores
Possible methods of maintaining She
visible gold reserve %oagc be in, .ns
s'ssrtasSsssssis Of tfss use os gold for
manufactures ard making q call OF
the public - sser. IN s1ca~sed gold In
France voluntary contributions by tie
people since the war began F.x.
amounted II more than Two b1i1sss,
francs. Further relief might be ..l-
tanned sfss committee says by asre.zss-
lnZ The war minerals bin % isseguee
9oif AID voting az aopraprs. ZION 4, be
used aE directing the search fes sew
deposits
Tsae committee saclases .has sac
future OF gold mining in .ke we,ss
- I2sassserf2asscaE-~~saas tF.e ytgs .,sys
pat as tas sarEd seems 70 have .asses
Us zenith and 70 De on ths sseIsse
Geld Standard Essential.
Virtually ali economists ax.se
that shs Eosa STANDARD shsasa ss
maintained. says sias eSrssra rasssss
''ssssn taasse who have eYsfeasss sssss
as % t,s zsTfaassfa.y II & different
standard eoaesy .<as {. ssossxe sss .sas
sks29s 10 attempt aaY drastic s.seasyss
sls7rsg ssas war arc ssas .sate Ia : tsaes a.
PERIOD The gold standard is Of sss.}
necessity ia tfss regulation IF fores#rs
s1esasass asac shipments ot ys.a 10
neutral e@gntfses sapgAA - sssseg,ss..-
sgss 10 stabilize sss vas&s os sts.
Ssa3ass 10 s.s.rs assNseAoe a..s y.
pfosEaests issssrsss .s5aslssas
& zassnsass Of seSgsraztae sssat5e,ss 81
sas a-ssa4ssa sssSoa taa. tke Country
w@asS SKIS 5s a, war we-s sn4s+
nsa1ess kaye 40 asp7seassoss .saM. 1-sss
members Of the committee esh&s sS&s
@s+ Jennings tsas ess3srrnza are + ~
Aaeke@zss aa6 Charles gansn Of sgae
Ssrsa4 o1 rtaass assss r. ~. cSSs4s
anS r. l. ss@nsoshe ~ .Ee .ss2goyse.zf
s.sTRy.
Evening star., 1919-01-19
Eoayst's Views en- Eeee.a.

Bst. isHove- &aa ts,tasf Gfss"SasS -
tsse. fot-a assssss rst$ssa a&se - 9
ssa. ss8ers wsgi hs 10 necessity ~
e@ns&a9s1x tsss ssssesst 2-x@s IL: tsat.
sg@ggssa sta 4&sassNass9:2 % th& 49,
@ss rAsx goes -SE kse9t2 sslAs tstF
s5essess 9#e+t ssz@sa3ss &e Z rsL&za9sgh
ts< szess esss9stG3 as shgyes 20 tss%TeA&
speculation afss .5ssf.tssv1aG 3saS S~
eliminate waste 81 1sstss;sstSes Is
sfs,tyssy ,a2e&ts s2z& gsaws osa rses-d
10 AZ aa9sMss A. = eSsss.aysres II
stats ft.s1G stsrss sa5ssrassys 5s %sssa
ksaxssz9 sasf Nsgyssss2asar, @a sSs sys set
ass ts1&-zsg<s sef Eg.9sss. f$n stss
aesezs9eSs Es sasSs
Il. IL ssg desire ta&s sss szsssss6 as
.s.cszmszs -.2&s ss hare 1zssss 5 grsas
s.a5gasssss.ae sa sse ssa-ss-T ~ sks asssss-
xsess that ms s.ssass Ees 5000 sfzs s2&s b
tys saszAA. st2s fAe-esSre, ws sstGAsae
sssss.s n. etsse@ 20 sszzx ske sssessSS stem
arzs ssess.-se measures se rte sss2e ses~
ssafssstrasSea Sx every Dessf where
shsy TO nos 1gea = possibility Of
sss..aessry zsls ss.<ssza1s11~ THIS
ws s@.raes xsa gs2a aes s>s~sast So s&-
as ozs aSsssssss szss.a6 a1s1a tas Las.
sxs ssx5 ws A&ss &azsap-sty gsSe- size
aa@ N-@Gl ws ssIsysS lss1 ssas
Her1 ssgGtss~ ns1ssSs ago Dss aszxss
weee rasssszns wsss sssee~sxs5Ss xaS
sss@1e<sSnx. THIS grew rlsfssaF sr1s
sss gsssf9y arssssssas sxaSs os Ezse2s
eG eax commodities,
Evening star., 1919-01-19
Americas Food Supplies in Peril.

Sterilization OF prices, even on high level,
is infinitely to be preferred 10 price chaos
There can be no intelligent planning ter
the future-by industry, by labor or by
agriculturc-so long there hangs over
the nation the menace either OF food short
age or o: unchecked food profiteering.
All the programs OF rcconstruet'ol
with which the government and the people
now are concerning themselves are likely
to be rendered abortive and futile ii the
primary duty of safeguarding the nations
food supply is neglected Hunger not
only upsets all economic schemes, but it
has upset more governments than any
other cause Of revolution.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

Asss sN4 ssossxa8cc 81 tie Lever
4aw 50. bs k2feN gsssSa. sssxsssy. 1A4
Evening star., 1919-01-19

than three times the average annual pre-
war shipments.
This twenty million tons Of American
food will not give Europe full rations. It
will merely save Europe from salvation,
and Will do this only if the Distribution is
fairly made. It becomes Americas duty
to see that the distribution is d fair one.
This can be done only if control over ex-
ports is continued until such time as world
food conditions return approximately to
normal. America is in honor bound not
to permit that Germany, or even England
shall buy foodstuffs here without restric-
tion, il in consequence there is to be starva
ton in other lands.
TVEN more sacred than the obligation
which this government owes TO the
world at large is the obligation which
it owes to the American people. The hun
cry world must be fed, but through the
doing OF it the American people must not
be made to hunger
Suggestion of famine in America may
seen, fantastic, but it is not impossible ii
safeguards are not set up. 1t might
suit because speculation had driven prices
TO so high level that working people
would lack the means to buy a suficiency
of food It might result because Europe
had SO drained America of foodstufs that
there was not left enough for home re
quireu7ents.
4 MERICAN industry and the American
y people have right to assurance not
only that there will be retained SUI
fcient food for domestic needs, but that
sterilization OF prices will be continued
during the period Of world shortage.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

ONGRESS will assume fearful
responsibility If it fails to enact
whatever legislation may be
necessary to protect Americas
Evening star., 1919-01-19
What Congress IS Doing.

Criticism of Military Administration Promises
to Become a Favorite Pursuit as Com
plants From Soldiers Pile Up-Tak1ng of
Decennial Census to Provide Jobs.
Evening star., 1919-01-19
Soldiers Preferred
for q. S. Jobs.

attention at the
time. It provides that fn making ao-
po!ntr1ents in clerical and other posi-
lions IN the executive departments,
and in Independent government es-
tabnshments, preference shall be
given TO honorably discharged SOL
die-s- sailors and marines and the
Widows OF such This preference Will
extend after June 90 se retained in
the bill to all branches Of the gov
eminent service. and win give '.arst
calf TO the men coming out Of the
Army who may 6nf a government
position. even with Its limitations and
drawbacks. the best resources Il they
are 6isablsd-
Bat ask any senator or reprezenta-
tive who has been IN Washington for
more than one session. and he viii
advise against abie-bodied young
.aea entering the departmental sery-
ice excep. gznder the lash Of pressing
necessity. OK with a definite program
Of using the Office as a means to and
the end 70 be getting on. Of depart
mental life AZ quickly as possible
Senator snoo, discussed this point
Evening star., 1919-01-19
Col. Slayden Tells
a New Reed Story.

sng his swan song'-he retiYes from.
Congress- March and was covering
q variety Of subjects from the raassa-
ere Of ting Alamo 10 Champ Claras
presidential boom He sasd tia.
Speaker Reed had made ruling oye,
poin, Of order raised By Leader joe
Bailey. which had bee. promptly srx-
.aaae6 by the republican majority. a
6smoc-s. came up 20 tie rogtr1m and
said be desired 10 read from ruling
which was tie opposite % the ons jas,
made, and he d3S 80
What book Is that demanded N-
Reed
y am reading from Thomas 3 Reed
on parliamentary Jaw"
waal." arar'ed Nr. Rees. -the boos
VIE wrong"
-
Evening star., 1919-01-19

THE form of future control is Of sec
ondary importance-whether the pres
ent machinery be continued or new
machinery set up. The great outstanding
fact is that Congress owes il as duty to
the American people and 10 humanity to
provide that the signing Of peace treaty
shall not end all safeguard over what to-
day is the most precious thing in ali the
world-America's store Of foodstuffs.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

Cheer rp. al re tossess ones: s"co
times are coming
Evening star., 1919-01-19

THERE is an element in Congress which
has opposed food control from the
day Of its inception. The anirnus Of
this opposition never has been disclosed.
but there now is general recognition Of the
fact that had this element been able to
prevail the war probably would not today
have been won. a6N
This element still is in Congress and
is likely to oppose any extension Of the
period OF control, but minority opposition
cannot relieve the majority from respon-
sibilty.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

census, uphoIds the director. They
must be men of business capacity
and judgment" he told the Senate.
rather than men having technical
knowledge along lines frequently pre-
scribed by civil service examinations
II seems TO me Just about as sensible
20 require a civil service examination
OF these men as il would be to re-
quire & member Of Congress first 10
take a civil service examination be-
fore he could be eligible to election
TO Congress-
Senator Srnoot took issue with him.
The only reason why they would not
subject them
Civil Service Test selves 70
Required By Bill. erantra,,o, -
pass 1t. and if they cannot pass ii
they ought not to be appointed Now.
We ought either TO abolish the civil
service law entirely or we ought to
live by it As far as am concerned /
will be satisfied with the action Of
Congress. but as long as we have the
civil service Law on our statute
books we ought to live up to It"
So the Senate settled the question
until the conferees get hold Of IT
by providing that the supervisors
shall be appointed IN conformity with
he rivti ea-vice isu md r,,ros bv the
President, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate; provided, that
they shall be selected from persons
who have passed the civil service ex-
animation
In the routine OF consideration Of
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