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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-03-06
DEATHS BY ELECTRICITY
COST EMPLOYERS OVER
$4,000 COMPENSATION

Fatal accidents and deaths by cleo
tricity cost employers of the state in
excess of $66,463 in compensation the
past three and a half years, according
to a bulletin on electrical hazards. is
sued by the industrial commission.
The statistics show that a man COM
ing in contact with a live wire is either
fatally injured or slightly burned.
, 1919-08-11
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROlX STATION.

London, July 31st-The Govt. is ar
ranging to send a Naval Force to Rus
STA to cover the evacuation of the Arch
angel district by the troops now there,
it was announced today. A contingent
of regular troops is also being held in
readiness to assist there, if necessary.
Genl. Rawlinsen will proceed immedi-
ately to north Russia to take charge of
til withdrawal Of the British forces on
the Archangel and Murmansk fronts,
according to a announcement by the
War Office this evening.
, 1919-08-11

the dram a called Tongues of Flame and
with the Purple Mask which needs no
further introduction, there appears 70 be
good reason to expect an enjoyable even
ing.
We are glad to welcome Lieut.. A; }.
N0rgaard, u. S2N., who is here on fur
Tough after more than a years absence
in Uncie Sans service at home and
abroad. Most of Mr.. N0rgaard'S time
has been spent with the .. S. Naval
forces operating in European waters,
and latterly ne had been attached to the
Legation at Copenhagen.
United States mail by Parma direct,
and via Porto Rico, were received here
Saturday evening, the post office being
open until 8 o'clock.
Submarine Chaser No. 72 arrived here
yesterday afternoon and is expected to
leave this afternoon.
, 1919-08-11
MAILS CLOSE
for St. Thomas by Sub. Chaser at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.

The attention of readers is invited to
the cinematograph progr NINE published
in this issue and to be exhibited at the
theatre this evening, when it is hoped
that a representative audience will re-
ward the managers efforts to entertain
the public with up-to-date high-class
pictures which cost more than the aver
g line of films and may be discontinued,
if w%arrantable patronage fails to be
forthcoming. Great praise is given to
, 1919-08-11

New York via St. Thomas Friday night
last 10 o'clock with $500 pkgs. Mer-
Bellany, Miss A.. Petersen, Master R.
Simmonds and Miss Helen Ludwick.
From st. Thomas: R. E. Higgins, Mr..
d. 0. Curry, Mrs. Ralph Blackwood.
, 1919-08-11

The u. S.. S. Vixen returned to ST.
Thomas from San Juan on Saturday
morning.
Lieut.. Harry B. Lamont. U. S. M. c.,
stationed at the Marine Barracks, Chris
tiansted, has been detached from that
Station and ordered to the United States.
Lieut.. A. j. Norgaard, u. S. N. R. F.,
was a passenger on the Parma. He has
returned to his home in St. CrCix, having
been released from active duty.
In accordance with the Governments
efforts to forewarn the public as to wealth
err disturbances Immediately upon receipt
from San Juan Friday that there was a
disturbance in the caribbean near Barba-
dos, the warning flag was raisedon the fort
in St. Thomas. In this connection a radio
gram received later in the night to the
effect that the disturbance was south
west of Port of Spain moving west
ward.
The Despatching Secretary is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Messrs A. G..
SpaIding and Bros, advising that the
baseball material ordered with the resi-
due of contributions to the Fourth of July
celebration, has been shipped. Messrs.
Spalding and Bros. have included in the
shipment much more material than the
amount of money available would ordi-
narily purchase. This is their contribu-
ton towards the introduction of the Ma
tional Game in this island. We may soon
look for spirited contests at Holger
Danske between teams representing the
Christiansted town schools.
, 1919-08-11

and MISS Helen w
From st. Thomas: R. E. Higgins, Mr..
d. 0. Curry, Mrs. Ralph Blackwood.
u. S. Navy Press News.
10th August, 1919.
WASHINGTON: A bill to a%ppropri-
ate $25. 900, 000.00 for repair and con
struction work in Navy Yards was intro
duced in the house today. The Navy is
short OF funds and about 49, 0 employ
ees face discharge.
WASHINGTON: Republican leader
ready to act promptly on legislation ne
cessary tt carry cut Presidents sugges-
ton 10 reduce high cost Of living.
WATHEER REPORT.
San Juan, Bar. 3C.02, Their. 78, F. 4
clear
St. Thomas, Bar. 80. OF, Tier. IS, E. 8
partly cloudy.
St. Lucia, Bar. 20 Aner. 76, E. 4
cloudy.
bar. 30 2, Their. Is, S. ". II.
Paruly cloudy.
Barbados, Bar. 1898, Their. rs, f. A
parstly cloudy.
Port of Spain. Bar. 1929, Their. IA, E, 2
clear.
Dominica, Bar. q ,S8. Tier. IA, NE, 2
partly cloudy.
ST.. Croix, SOTO, Their, So, E. 2
cloudy.
Rainfall for past "a hours, 2.
Base Ball Scores.
American League.
St. Louis $ Boston 8
first game.
Boston A st. Louis 3
second game.
Cleveland T 'VeW York a
Chicago g Detroit $
National League.
Chicago 8 New York L
Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 2
Boston 5 St. Louis 3
incinnatti-Philadelphi No game.
, 1919-08-11
LOYAL PRESS NEWS.

The II. S. S. Vixen returned to ST..
Thomas from San Juan on Saturday
morning.
, 1919-08-11
WEST END NOTES.

S. s.. PARMA" arrived here from
, 1919-08-11
THE ESTATES


situated in Quarter Northside A.,
st. Crojx, consisting Of $50 acres
Of Land suitable for Cultivation
and Stock; having q running stream
Of water through the whole length
of the Estate TO Head of Horned
Cattle and c. so acres Of land squat
ted out for cultivation Of different
kinds---also a good deal of Fruit
trees.
Intending Purchasers will please
apply to the undersigned Owner,
who can be found every day at
Est. "Sprat Hall
. St. Croix, Virgin Islands, August 7th
s919.
CHR. FRIIS.
, 1919-08-11

Lieut.. Harry B. Lamont. u. S. M. G.
stationed at the Marine Barracks, Chris
tiansted, has been detached from tina
Station and ordered to the United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

The Roosevelt Memorial commit
tee. which was appointed a. the
Monday evening meeting, gathered at
the City building TUESDAY evening
and started the bal d rolling I. was
DECIDED 10 ask Judge Harold z.
Cook to deliver the address 5r The
mass meeting winch II to be held
next Monday evening Thus We are
assured, in case Of acceptance. of
hearing an address not only Of pleas
ure but of profit. F. :. Smith and
Judge VIII c Atkins were appoIn Ted
as d committee 70 secure an auditor
I'M. Judge Z E. Cook, il member, of
The scnoni board, was thought To be
the proper person 10 present the mat
ter to--<he school children.
Il should be borne in mind that u
is. the wish Of the family NJ NJ
Roosevelt That no intensive drive fur
funds be made. This wish is To be
rigilily adhered 10 Sc ta- as Gardner.
al least. is concerned. AL subscrip-
rinns are 70 be purely voluntary and
we feel sure that our city will not
Tag
Subscriptions ID the fund may he
left al the following three places T.
s. Smiths store. Manson e. Church
drug stnre and Beane's drug store.
The general plan is for school chill
dren u subscribe from 10 cents TO =
and adult individuals from 81 I'd. The
purpose being = large general enroll
ment rather than large individual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Oberiin College Head
Moderator National Council
OF Congregational Church

Grand Eapds. Mich, Oct q
Opening fc--raIities and the elecrl"-,.
of Or FIenrv c. King. president Il
OterliE college AS moderator OF -ns
National Council OF the ConEresa-
-ioral church IN the United S-a-sG
occupied most Of the r-st Session
the biennial convention. Esv. Rrn-
err a Hume. head OF the Harrfo 4
school OF Missions, and William -
Derry Of Springfield, Mas. rer-e-
sen-ug the negro church wee
chosen first and second assistant
muderators. respectively
DR. KING was elected over RsT-. VIII
liam Z Barton c. Oak PARK, Il. -
the first ballot RECEIVING - votr>
against So for Dr. Ba-rpn- W "
Mills. regarded as strong Candi
dale. Withdrew Just before the eie--
riun when ne learned Of Dr.. King y
candida.
Only Gle sectional report was -
cesvec by rne con venuou rndaT, rhe
com-nissIor on BlDie cisSrbuLlol
recommending consolidation Of IT'D
work among the various den0nir,i-
tons n order 10 svo,d duplication -
effort
Ton.gn Rev. Charles u. Merriam.
pastor af Park church Cangrsg--
ciuraI church. welcomed me SIX hG--
dreG deiega les. The response VS.
made by ~. William Horace Day Il
Bridgeport. C6rU., the retiring mo :
eratDr
Springfield, Mass has asked for
the. I921 COZ v>nlQn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

New FORK 0ct. CAPTAIN Fred
die Welsh, L :. L. formerly HEE-
weight champion pugihsr of rn-
world was discharged by a magls-
rrate TO-DAY when aIraIgned IN TIE
charge tina: he mad bi--an Harry Pc
lock. has former manager. n the ID
Pollock for The third time. according
70 = police officer, failed - apps-
70 press the charge.
Captain Welsh. who was IN uni-
t0rm. salC lie was through with rns
lighting game forever. he asserted
r!.at Pollock charge was un1ouacs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
WINTHROP

Officers OF Temple lodge No. "a
were Installed Mondav evening a.
Masonic nal by Past District Deputy
GRAND Master John +. Mcu-oy -
follows: ". NJ, !. 3. Jones. = Is.
4 A. Walton. J. X. II. {. aeLer:
treasurer, L. Z. Foster. secretary. l.
Z, Jones; organisr, z !, Bisnop: :. D.
illiam >cnwa--z J. D. D NJ
Maxim: chaplin. HeS. y 2. Pearson
:. :. J Il. Hudson; J. :. = III
Cleaves
The Winthrop Literary ciuD me
MONDAY evening WIN Mrs \. T,
Pearson with Z large number II az
rendance. Foil cAl was answered by
naming tavorIle author OF Loday. Re
ports Of the Federation meeting il
Portland We're glven by Mrs Helen
Perry and Mrs. .. 4. Foster. \ p1pe;
OF Life Sketch Of Clara Louise
bC-nnam" was gwen by Ms F-a1i,
Eastman and paper on Zane GreH''
WIS read by Mrs. J. ?. Bishop. Meet
ING closed with The repeating OF ne
Collect. The club Will hoiC Is next
meeting or Monday afternoon. OCT.
nth with Miss Eva :. AiooGH
Harmon Circle Of Inc ReDekahs
met Tuesday afternoon VILE Mrs.
-nT-e -OnEtellow. The afternoon
was PASSED il sewing
Dr.. Carr J. Bates and Will For-iar
left Saturday for Alngnan, on d
hunting trip.
Harms Bishop of Portland was the
weekend guest o. friends n Town
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Bowker
and little daughter. Martina Eliza :
beth, eft MONDAY TOR their home n
Belfast after WISH with Mrs. f$ow
ksr's parents, NJ. anC Mrs. {. Il
Shaw.
NJ. and Mrs. Roland Ph:nney OF
Quincy, Aasa., IRE receiving congra+-
Uialuns on the birth OF L daughter
porn October 18Th. hlrs. P1.nnsy was
formerly MISS A!jIl keene and Is vel.
known here II winthrop
Mrs. Annie Wheeler or BridEton
Is the guest Of her son. Merton
Wheeler.
Nj. ana Mrs. F. Crawford McIlroy
and Miss Margaret McIlroy were
sunday guests OF DR.. and Mrs. stan
les Cover OF Skowhegan.
Mrs. Rufna 3. WOOD OF Northeast
Aarbor Is IN town.
Al ODD Fellows hal Thursday
evening. Crystal Lodge viii hoid -ae
Enal rehearsal for the ini1iarory de-
gre before the winters work begins.
There will be refreshments All
members are urgently asked 20 De
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
BELGIAN ROYALTY
AT TOMB OF LINCOLN

Springfield, Ills. Oct. 21-AI5er-.
King Of the BelSians. Queen Eliza =
beth and Prince Leopold today paid
homage q the tomb and homestead
Of Abraham Lincoln.
The -oyal party was rreerec on
arrival by Governor and Mrs Low
den ana state and CITY officials be
fore taking automobiles Tor Oak
Ridge cemetery where the Lincoln
monument is located
Thousands -hrorgeG The platform
a. the station and The streets near
by ard Caee-ea the royal pair and
the young prince
Governor -0wdea paid tribute to
The hernlsn OF the BelgIans anc de-
ciared ttaI the little Kingdom had
been d Mighty INSPIRATION 10 all the
world III he struggle against AUTO
crazy
A. the roub Of Lincoln. King Al
her. said IT par
II was = duty of gratitude To-
wards the American nation and d
GO Of respect towards one not
only Of your country but one Of me
worlds best citizens 70 come here
10 Springfield 10 honor President
LInc0Ins memory.
Honesty and straightforward
ness absolute faith in the future OF
me nation. indon.sasie courage IN
facing Lns nations enemies. firm
and cleA: sighted slatssrnanship-
chest virtues have ben person1ded
By YOUR l4lusLrIous President.
We VINO ar here loGa! coming
from 4 Tar distant county. can
never forget what President Lincoln
mas done and may We find IN his
nonie example rhe strength and
frmness which makes 4 ruler worthy
10 he dedicated II his country 70
thai always unfinished work Of pro
Gress. welfare and ideals which this
great man had thus far SO nnbiy
advanced"
King Albert's train eft Spring
neld a. 80 P NJ scheduled 70
aacn Cincinnati al o'clock tpmor-
rpw morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
AMI SEMENTS
Doug" Fairbanks al the Acme

on. BOY What = bill. Douglass
Fairbanks and Fatty A-buckIe al on
lhe SAM evening Doug Is an
pea-,lS II one OF MS LATEST knock
out" successes The Matrimonial" II
vaich he pulls some neu stunts Win
his Qsuai unIri wind aculnn. Some
thing dong every minute. YES. ev-
CIV second phen Doug" Is on The
screen You wont 20 20 sleep II
his picture. ARd Fairy Flow the
movie fans do love him "a. and
funny combination that can, be
bea. fpr laugh provoking nI-th.
And he's got some new tricks %
spring on you tonight. Come early
and bring the wnoie family ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

Az the Strane To-Day and Thursday
A ssr-ins Bils-Louis senrison
and Olive Thomas the Coming Star.

anu Sff"S Non66 Hne Looming star.
No screen artist mas advanced Ike
Olive Thomas II the last few months
and no movie fan should allow her 10
pass unnorlced To-Day al rhe Strand
She viii be seen II her latest Trl-
angle picture Totor." an exquisite
romance OF rhe Latin quarter, Paris.
LOUIS bennison accompanies Miss
Thumas on this Dill n MS Goodwin
picture, high Pockets.
AfcsT 3 short rest Louis Senuisun.
the Western cowboy star, returns 70
the screen II the most Thrilling Zetz-
wood drama Of Western frontier life
N which he mas YET been seen The
locale OF Jne STORY IS i small western
town IN the midst of the COW couurry
where i e Is held cheaplY. ana where
cattle ruStlinc is one of the accuna 20
tlor Of several -et -rich-q4ick out
Ia KS. Into such d seLt-nE LOUIS Ben
nisnn Is called by his dunes as y
fedora marshal. and Il here given
the opportunity 10 display MS
prDwess WIN the Iiarlat his az
cUracY n ia .ecr throwing. and his
splendid eeulpnlant ag d screen lover.
Drde, seas ncW for the L.Il-rrInErr
stack d. me Coliseum mex Nonda Y
eve. 'Fhene 11@-M or 1aS- "A adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
HOPPE DEFEATS JAP
IN n Y. BILLIARD PLAY

New York CT I-villie Hoppe, na-
tiunal galkIine billiard champion. tie
teared ko1: yamada. The Japanese ex-
pert. IL tonights game OF the narionai
en- mpiunsnip tournament by score o.
4eo 10 -
Ya-nada did noe play with ms usua.
dextsrity, while anppe gave a orilIian;
exhibition ~ cue VOTE and ran OIL hls
quota CT 90 IT ne eight inning with N
average of % HIS three highest runs
were 1SSs---g-.2
This Is the best average MADE SD "a
IN the tournament.
yamada s average was Is Is and h;s
lest runs were 1881.
The schedule. for Tomorrow VII bring
the players together in the following
order:
SIusson Us Morningsla- sutton ~.
Cochran scnaafer vs.. Tamada. AMI
Hoppe We. Sutton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
PROSPECT OF SPLIT
EfISC0FALS over
Prayer CHANGE

Del-eit Mlca OcL. PQssIuil4->
Of Z division IN tna P-o-esLazt-Ep.
copa! church was brought 70 me al
-arrion Of the t-Ieu-!ial genera cna-
ver1lun 1ealr -pday during Z fight cn'
THO floor III the House 81 Deputies
against me acceptance " d pray y
4or the blessings 81 c-ures
Thomas Nelson Page. former II
ted States am bassadDr 70 ItaE, Go
noInclng the adoption o1 prayers tu-
the dead. swayod cne delegates =
aacL ar extent that Lle prayer OIL
JeC-sd 70 WAS rejected.
Before ~pc Know Il YOU viii hU-
your church d-vldeG." he si-Id. Sci
Ter he divided than -har We De le1
INTO paths VIC know NOT. The general
commission # Inc PRAYER BOOK -eN-le-
ION commission RECEIVED no authority
x, consider aETtELnE toucAlng Lie
doctrines o. TINS church.
Mr. Iage introduced i resolution
Questioning Clls commission * u -
All nur1ty 10 touch the church doc
r-lnes IN Is work nj REVISION ana ask-
snG whether such enunges mad oecr
made
Broadening Influences sweeping the
ciar-y and membership 81 The lluTc'2
throw upon me organization an .
portBut pa-- n socIa demGCratlZ- -
-Ion. according tt bishops. priests AZ.
laymen VINO Addressed :. joint session
a4riler today. The Ian f1r church
llu1tv ! was maintained Is nut q
arnAl par ri LAG pr0c-1In-
Outlining = suCI2! puIicy FOR the
church. Bishop Brewster OF Come
Licu-. voiced belief That although the
dus1ria. conference IN Washington
might nnI accomplish thar Tor walCt
K WIS caiiaL. tie rr&inHd minds -
capI-al ana labor viii YET work OF
IUsI SOLUTION " -leIr F.ropicTns
II Line with ms altitude WIS ne
aapptipn OF -eslll-Ions nv chu aousr
Of Deputies urging capital and lA3or 70
a-cepi " he principle OF partnership as
me Us ness aspect Of brotherhood II
It NJ ali differences 10 Arbitration ana
1ecusl.ze servlre u me genera. conn
MINT rather thaa individual gam, as
primary motive II al enoeaVors. AT
other resolution condemned mon vID-
fence.
TIE EoUge o. Bishops Adopted -esol4-
Mons asking eG- an amendment Ii H.
nec unal constitution permitting the
ORA InG o. Uniform marriage and di
vorce laws ana the appor-eul OF q
cor g-es-i lnaI comm Lee . @nqL.re .n-o
the allege1 evil Influence o. certain
- es ~ mo,Inn pictures. Bishop Z. Y.
Shay inr Of Nebraska maze the claim
h4c the Omaha race riots were caused
II pu-t pv improper motion pictures.
III genera convention approved me
2 ems fur ine na1inn-wlne camraIsr -
meet the needs Of Ire church. The e. -
il 70 cum,naIe CecemDer :. except III
cer.ail dICceses. The dIoceses wer=
given unril Easter 10 complete me can :.
va
The House Of Deputies adopted me
resolution presented veste-da~ endurE-
ne me principle Of League o. Ma
lions as il MAJ he ratified ~ the con-
tracing countries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
PROPOSE ORGANIZATION
BUSINESS men Limited
TO COUNTRIES IN LEAGUE

AttaCtlc CITY. OCT. -l-CreatiOn II
i permanent International urran.;.2-
Jion Of business men whcae mem per
stip sh2- De ..n--ec to countries -er-
-sren-ed n tne League II Nations
was Unanimously roteG tonight by
s5e delegates representing +s sub
committees OF the International
Trade difference now II sesaIur
here. THIS plan vii be put before tho
general conference Of sGDG Delegates
probably on F-lday. and It's accept
ancs bE that BODY was considered by
the Leaders Of al allied missions TO-
night as n foreEone conclusion which.
The purpose Of the new crgan!Za-
Ion as se- forth in Lhe draft which
was adopted Is q promote InIerua-
iona. commerce. u facilitate the
conmcrciaI Intercourse II nations. 70
SECURE harmony Of action OF al inter
ma questions involving commerce 2nc
indus--y. and 70 promote pence. pre-
s-ess and cordial relations between
the cOun tries and heir citizens by
The cc-opera rIor Of business ana 0-.7-
sr associa lions devoted 10 the de-
vsiopment q commerce and indus
Try"
Specific ans Of Inc organization
ere outlined as follows:
"IG create permanent internal
Headquarters which VII csnC-aliZe all
data concerning economic SUBJECTS
and sociai cDnC;tiuns. the facts re-
T-- ~
productions and future possibilities
IF each country; 10 ac- as an Instru-
menL Of co-ordila uIon which will suG-
gest regulations and Legislative
measures 10 facilIta-as and encou--
age the Development Of economic in
tsrcnprEs.
ITO form publIc opinion through
facts concerning business conditions
and through dissemination Of the
views OF technical experts and bus
mess men, 70 pu1 at me disposal Ot
Ill OF the organizations the reports
and conclusions prepared by those
experts and business men,
The plan OF organization provides
fn- the selection OF Z board of di-ec-
turs. TWO members 10 me selected by
The business men OF each nation. who
shall have charge Of the general bus
mess Of The organization
An International headquarters Is 70
be established al the seat OF the Of
ganiZa-iun.
The membership Is 10 cansIs, 81
chambers Of commerce. commercial
organizations. banking associations
and similar bodies. the votes OK
which shall determine the genera
policy
Regular meetings are 20 De he'd
once every two years, ana each or
EanIzatinn represented N the mem
,bership viii be limited 70 five dele
gates. each Of whIn shall De emit
-ls6 10 one vote.
The pia1 adopted today provides
for the establishment Of a temporary
organization by the nations repre-
serted al the trade conference, name
y Greet Britain France, Italy. Bel
ElUm and the United States.
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TO CONTINUE ENGLISH
WAGE REGULATION ACT
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10. 1920

London, Oct. 91-The Pail Mall Ga
ZeL-f ANNOUNCES That the government
mas decided To exrand the wage regu-
la-lor act until September 90. 1920. IN
s.rllc continuance Of the VIZ
bonuses u1-l thai tine.
The e1-sHsiln IS conditional ~
amendments Clearly e6til141g The ar
bi--aIOn courts work n ADJUSTING
wages 20 -he Cost OF Living, and also
lne protection 0t industries from
sl,lIles, while r.le mems demands VIII
he considered and snaran -ses prov
ded tl.ac production VIII be main
1aInec II Eue highest level 81 me wa
period.
The lapor,-es oppose soma Of The
a~TnendIner-
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HucE &c TOPIC IT
RHGn6 Of PlnL NETT

Luudun. oct- g--CSy the l. F,).-FF-
nance viii ne he dominating subject g.
he opening SESSION Of Parliament,
which meets wsGneAdRy. Premier
LlgSG George Is expected 10 make -
statement H. soor as the house gets
20 work Nurice has been given OF a
b. mGardmen1 Of more than 1S0 aues-
Tins tomorrow. most Of them dealing
with matters Of expenditure.
The government prexfzm, alreadss
Announced. includes me following
measure,
= JOINT inuusr-ia! council Of CAPITA
md labor, with extensive powers
A maximum working week of Is hours
I'D u u4mUm wage 1nr mznua! work
e-s
The PURCHASE Of mining 70. aicies.
ProhibItion Of dumping and The PRO
ecrIon II aey industries.
The development and cun--o! Of d
supply.
The appo .ncrnenr o. a commission 10
succeed the wartime liquor control
beard.
Last. nut NOT leasi. a new home rule
Iii
Hopes OF & wnrkaaie hone rule bill
a-e not glowing The Jlsrerites pro
1ess = believe Llat the Eovs-nmeue
ue-e..- expects 10 launch some scaema
II concii.ate American and coioniaI
opinion.
The go, ernnen-'s committee navlnr
5er consideration me name rule aiil
Is ut expected 10 report before Decem-
e.
The Snvez lment would De pressed D.
econ Il s;s 10 introduce : budget a-as.
.lcs y cuIl~ Gown expenses. pgr-.cU-
IA .v The rlita-y programs included II
rte i4s; buuGe- Extreme ECONOMICS
~ use 70 GGitS,e for The dropping o.
ne new educnaun scheme and th,,
-hr'cr ing oil bear -, the housing pro-
pcEas
Th.a =. one VI chs premier cha-ac-
-er zed IDEAS an nn Is not likely 70
-LTr i Dack On Il
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