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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
STOCK MARKET STRONG;
FOOD SHARES DOMINATE
Oils. Motors and Shippings Also
Register Big Gains; Equip
ments in Steady Demand.
By Associated Press toyEvery Evening

ifS tEtSs ttkbftfy hfthhA
New York (Wall Street, 1890 a MI
Dec. S.-Changcs IN the coal situation
and Mexican affairs contributed largely
TO the active and strong opening of today s
stock market. Oils, motors, shippings
and sugars added l to ; points 10 last
week s final quotations and several OF the
stcels and equipments were higher, though
making less extensive gains.
Changes among rails were moderate
ON small dealings.
Advances became more general within
the first half hour
Noon-Food shares dominated the list
for time, sugars extending last week
gains by | to ) points.
Oils. motors and shippings also registered
further Improvement with steels, textiles
tobaccos and miscellaneous spcclaities,
including Associated Drygoods and Rem
ington Typewriter
Equipments were in demand later,
American Car rising 5 points, with con-
current gains of to , for American Loco
motive, Baldwin locomotive, New York
Air Brake and Pullman
Rails alone displayed reactionary ten
dcncics, standard shares, incl;iding Trans
contincntals losing l to points.
Further. weakness of foreign exchange
was ignored in continued ease of money.
Call loans opened at per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Special Correspondence II Every Evonh

Special Correspondence If Every Evening
Dover, Dec 3 Seventeen candidates
were admitted into the Peoples Christ
ian Church, yesterday morning mainly
the result Of the cvangcGstic services held
there recently
IN two r'lnaways Of teams, Saturday,
while demoishing parts Of the tcang and
tearing harness and equipment, the o.
cupants escaped with slight injurics 4
York carriage was completely torn from
the body and strcwn along the highway
The Ennis brothers who were tried at
the October term Of court for an assault
on another party, and who we're convicted
by jury although not present IN the
Court, being outside of the State Of Dcla-
ware, were sentenced on Saturday ~
each pay fine ~ S25 with costs They
ere stlIl 81 large
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
CALL To PAY PREFERRED STOCK

The announcement that the WillyS
Corporation existing preferred stock has
Ucen called for pavmcn; ii 10 refers TO
tic : r,cr cent preferred stock of the former
lcrtrje tuto-Litc Corporation nov the
N.lltS Cornorationl. and not to the Willys
corporation : per cent first preferred
tark
Tins : per cent stock las hccn out
tandlng for somc wears aud provision
vas made for its retirement through
rcecnt financing OF the W.liNs Corpora
ION. which embraces tho former Electric
su,e-IItc Corporation, he Nen- Process
Ge.r Company and thr Dusenherg Mo
.,rs Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
REV. c. p. BEERS HERE.
Baltimore Clergyman Under Considera-
ton for Second Baptist Psstorate.

Rev g. Pitt Beers, now pastor of
Liberty Heights Church, Of Baltimore,
one of number Of candidates for the
pastorate of the Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, occupied the
pulpit at the morning and evening services
yesterday. He made a favorable impress
sion, bat no decision has been reached.
The vacancy is one of the unusual
situations brought about by the recent
war in which Rev Thomas p Holloway,
who had served the church for years,
enlisted rs an army chaplain. In his ab-
aencc, Rev. Henry A. Griesmcr, an active
minister of Baltimore, filled the pulpit.
When Captain Holloway returned from
Camp Grant, upon being released from
service, he accepted call to Kalamazoo,
Mich.
The church is being supplied tempo
rarily by Rev. Spcnser 3. Meeser, a
former pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
LABOR TEMPLE PLANS PROGRESS

The labor temple committee, com
prised Of delegates from labor bodies
affiliated with the Central Labor mon,
met In the Irish-AInerIcan Hall yesterday.
The officers elected are as follows. Prcsl-
dent, George Sauter; vice-president John
A. Grant, secretary, Fred Stierlc. treas
urer. Robert Kramer; trustees, James
O'kane. Matthew J Ralston, Jam,s
Duffy and James Dale Labor organi-
cations IN the city are pIedging their sup
port. and very encouraging reports have
been received Sums amounting 10 ap-
ly matter p$22, 600 have been promised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOES LOWER

New York. Dec S.--Forcign S. exchange
rates. which have been making new low
records almost daily for the past few
weeks added another today when franc
checks were quoted at the rate OF I0.S2
Tor the American dollar, or less than
half Of their prc-war value
Lire checks also dropped to s new low
level being quoted At - 50 for the dollars
Demand bills for the pound sterling
brought $3S5s4 IS compared with
81 500 IN normal times.
German marks worth o3 and 2f cents
before the war sold todsy for 200 cents
..Ach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
MAYOR PRAISES CHRISTMAS SEAL

Mayor William @ TAYLOR, who has
indorsed the Christmas Seal campaign
today calls upon the citizens Of Whining
ton 10 aid tie loyal Red Cross workers
who are Offering the penny seals for sale
at various places about the city. II his
proclamation the mayor SAYS
''Thc Red Gross seal sale nov n
progress : one that merits the sup
port If every man, woman and child
Zach one Of rs should be willing aad
anvioss 70 do our share towards the
prevention and eradication If tuberculosis.
A small sum from each will aIno mi 70 q
substantial total and is more desired than
large amounts from q few. The present
sale is therefore most heartily lndolsnI.
w G. Tatl1r Mayor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WAR AGAINST CHANCE GAMES.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Dover. Dee 5. The merchants Of
Dover. Camden and Wyoming accused
ii having chance or gaming devices IN
their stores have appeared before Magls-
trate T. T. Wood IN this town and gwen
bail fer heir appearance At the next scs-
son oi the court, IN February
Il IS understood that general cleaning
up Of ali such devices Will be made
throughout Kent county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
MANY At FUNERAL.

speef9f Corr,sp spondence Of Every Evening
Doser. Dec. s Tie funeral of James
v Boyer, who died suddenly Thursday
morning. took place from the residence of
his daughter, Mr. L Il Phillips North
Governors 8 avenue yesterday afternoon
and WAS largely attended Rev L w
Crosby of Dover VI F. Church had charge
q fle services Musical selections were
rendered by Mrs James Nheatley and
Miss Knots and \ male quartet composed
of Aicssrs. NheatIey. Mcdowell. Knots
and Shahan
The pAIibcarers included feliov work
men of the deceased ~ the Dover Lumber
ard Milling Co. $ plant Internent was
lnade 1T Lakeside cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
INVENTOR OF TICKET CASES.
....Lal ca,rs.nandeno. q E.er. Esenlns

special Cores spondence Of Every Evening
Sesjord. Dec ). Leouard Blades. i
natlve of ~eaiord. Vho died IN Chicago
a few DAYS ago, w-As the inventor of The
hrsf ticket cases adopted universally
hN ne railroads of the country
The 6fst ticket cases used BY 81 the
offices on the Delaware Division and IN
lroad Street Station. Philadelphia, was
Blads invention He was 10 vears OF
axe when he died aud had made and los
several lortunea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Country Club Dance Tonight.
Should he ouarantined-

Many physicians believe that anyone
who has bad cold should be completely
ISOLATED to prevent ether members of the
family and associates from contracting
the disease, as colds are about as catching
as measles. 0ne thing sure tho sooner
one rias himself Of cold the less the
danger, and 1ou viii look q good while
before you find Il better medicine than
Chamberlain. $ Cough Remedy to aid you
III curing a cold.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
OPEN TO SERVICE MEN.

special CORES pondence .of Every Evening
9caford, Dec Liberty Bell Council.
II Q L A. NJ, of this town. hes adopted
a resolution which admits al ex-service
men 10 membership ia the order srce ii
ehaFge providing they prove themselves
eligible
The resolution. while admitting the
ex-servlce men free Of chargr Of initiation.
provides that those admitted must pay
dues after gaming membership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
X. OF &. RECEPTION.
Former Senator Salisbury To be Chief
Speaker This Evening.

Former United States Senator Willard
Salisbury will be the chief sp,4lkor AZ the
reception n be held BY Santa Mara
Council, Knights of Columbus, # its
headquarters, Tenth and West streets,
this evening. The following program
has been arranged:
Overture, "EnchanfrneDt,"
Dales Orchestra
SoIo--seIectcd Prof. Irving easier
Cornet Solo. ....... Mr.. Elmer Lutz
Solo-Selected ... Billy Raymond :.
Introductory Remarks,
Rev. James NJ. Grant, d. ID.
Presentation and Discourse,
Hon. Willard Salisbury
Acceptation Of Replica John n Malloy
Chorus Selected
Entire audience under direction Of
Mr. easier
Orchestra Selection
Vocal Solo. . Mr.. Jack McAdams
The reception will be followed by =
smoker, after which there will be a
luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
BASKETBALL At DOVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Del, Dec $ In a double
game Of basket bah played here Friday
evening between Wesley Collegiate Insti-
tate between the giIls Of Caesar Rodney
Consolidated School Camden n yomieg
aud the hoys Of the Institute and the
boys Of Caesar Rodney the home teams
were successful IN both games
Country Club Dance Tonight.
4 dinner and dance will be held At
the Wilmington Country Club tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SETTLING ESTATES

Register Of Wills Isaac r Brown has
granted letters Of administration on the
estate ar Nathaniel Williams To Nathaniel
j. Williams. estate III stanley " Banchor
Ia William l.. Bauchev. estate Of Harry
Z Tavlor u Ahce Irene TAYLOR and estate
of OTIS :. Corre 70 Myrtle p Corrie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
{ Co1ton Ginning Report.

Ry Associated Press g Every Evening
Washington. Dec. S-C0tton gnncd
r-Ior December | amounted II 5. .S33. III
running baleslucluding q9. $50 round bales,
242f0 bales of American Eg1-p ptsan and
), $50 bales of ScS Island, the census
bureau announced today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Smith side Pden A A DAME

The south Side Eden Athletic Club
will hold their second annual dance ,r
Pythian Castle on Thurgday, Decarnber
II, in honor of thcir returned sailors Ard
soldier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SIR EDWIN PEARS DEAD.
7 Brilliant Journalisf Unveiled Mosler
Atrocities and Aroused Gladstone.

London, Dec. -bnnounoensnf u
made u The death Of sir Edwin Pesss ~
Malta on November II.
Sir Edwin Pears, lawyer, editor and
author, was responsible for reyelasioIs Of
M0sleIn atrocities in Bulgaria which lfs5
the late W. r.. Gladstone, then Brit,gh y
premier, N lead popular demonstrations
against Turkish rule IN Europe. These
revelations were written by Sir Edwin
while he was correspondent at Constant
nople for the London Daily News. Sir
Edwin Pears was horn in York in 1885,
and graduated from London University
with highest honors IN Roman law and
Iurispr1dence. He settled N Constant
nople n 1873, practicing in coTsUiar
courts and becoming President Of The
European bar 10 that city IN 1891
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
POWDER QUOTATIONS
Reported Daily ST Noon BY Laird & O.
dupont building
Ornheus CIuh Rehearsino

The rehearsal of the Orphcus Club
will bc held this week on Tuesday instead
Of Thursday evening Tie club will g;yu
:; concert aH Jauuay I-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Thief Steals Anderson ; Rocker.

Another item ~ the recent epIdemlc Of
petty larceny is the theft of porch seat
from tie front II No 3 l.s,f Thirteenth
street ihe residence al forner Building
lns rector AHdcrtlson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
nanre For HoapitaI.

The Junior Auxiliary ~ tne HomeO-
pathic Hospital VIII give n dance at
the Century Club December -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
IN MEMORIAM. .

Iu loving ne mory OF our father, John
" @eland vino Cied three wars ago today.
Tis sweet 10 Le feUeuIbered
And d pleasant thing 10 ind
Though you man bG absent
You still are kei,t IN mind
Missed by his children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Burning Coat Fires Room.

The Water Witch Fire Company re-
sponded 70 d sill alarm yesterday morning
al 940 at the home Of Robert Brown
1 Rockford road The blaze vas caused
by coat which was hanging near red
hot stove The dam4ge was placed al s5U
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

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vertisement in Every Evening
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
URGES AID BY BUSINESS MEN IN HELPING FARMERS GET
 BROOD SOWS.
SAYS FARMERS LOST MONEY
Feed Hogs High Priced Feed-Ad- vlscs Planting of Potatoes, Tur- nIps and Peanuts as Forage
 Crop-Mtx With Corn.
Little Rock.

Little Rock.
 In his address over the state in behalf of the profitable farming cam paisn. II. NJ. Gottren. agnculturist of the Arkansas Profitable Bureau nf the Little Rock Board of Commerce. as paving special attention 10 the proposition of interesting the bust. ness men in the move to add at le5st one brood SOW to the herd of every farmer
 Mr GottreH says he realizes that many Arkansas farmers haYe been diseourared in their efterts ,o raise more hogs They did this as NAT measure and af The rgque4t of fhe tHted States government and many of them lazl money by dom 70 TGa principal trouble. Nr CotfFea sa,s MS 'hat the farmers trtea ta raise and fo fasten thsfr# hors on =hs@hp prfe ed corn. and this. Nfth the shar.aea af feed due ta Iast se4safzz deaHs.. hreaehz d#sater 10 many a farHer= NJ Ge.sHeIl k aasee4ane tAe fais fnE of swrrt rotfUgs Hud peanuts as feed fes tees Hofh ftase leeds can he produced in large edantf#es on finn. worn 11nd #ttas Niu mi =pendace corn preftah1s
 4fse he Is urging tae taiz#aR c; N'ar tarup as feei for hog Taesa tHrn5as watare early. and shaala he cooked With ftf1e water. fHst eHeHsA To keep them from hWntHs. Gran should be mixed with @e ar nlnz and fed# To the hoes. Pm fee4 value of fhe fnrnip is not great. ae cardInE 10 Nr Goaten. hat f fills the hes up. makes htm happy an sattzfod. and as =rcsufr he wit =rhoz ouehle dise=t the gram contained IT lis feed and Will eet the benefit af III Of if r fea the same aHaHHf If eaa4a W5ahaat 1ha EMnips fbe hes would sttl he hungry and fe-tle would nef digest aH the efasH and would receive comparatively htfa benefit from ft
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney and aiadder trouble and never sa>pse. t.
 Nomens complaints aiteu prove to hs lptMng else but kjney trouble, or the esuit of kidney or bladder disease
 Ii the kidneys are not u healthy condition. they nay cause the other ors gan, to become diseased
 Pam in the back headarhc, loss of am muon, nervousness, are oiten times symp- toms ot kidney trouble
 Don't delay starting treatment. Ds. Miners Swamp Root. a phssician's prs. serHGon. obtained II a8k da2 store. may be just the remedy needed to oyercoms such conditions
 Get medium or large size bottle i'm mr3AtrH from any drug store
 However. f YOU wish htst to test this great preparation send ten eents to Dr. kilmer X Co., Rngmmtau N Y. for . sample bet'ie Nb+n wfufns he sure and mention this paper Adt
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
On Himself

Novelist Hanth fark.nsten tells with su~to this story aeau>t Hu~clf.
 T Was strel1las araHHd aa artistr Red Cross fajl when tae pretty dap pets of sixteen ar eaiee up and asked me for my eutosr8ph
 "I haven't get fountain pen ! said much hatfeeed sMM pencil dor
 "'Ne>. replied the older happer. and se took out pencil aud signed my name in the morocco houHa beck that she had sivrn me
 "fhe tl3pper studied ms signature with froWn Then ehe eoked up and said
 Aren't ven Rohert N ChamhersY
 Ne. said | I'm heoth Iarkine ton
 The tiapptr 'rrtrf te her friend With Il shrus of dt~east
 Lend me your rubber May she Sald"
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
AFTER INFLUENZA WINTER COLDS
 BAD BLOOD

You are pale. thin, weak-wi.h little vitality. Your liver is sluggish and the bad blood causes your stomach muscles to lose their elasticity and become fab by and weak-then indigestion.
 Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery, made from wild roots and barlss, and free from alcohol or narcotics, is the great and powerful blood purifier of to-day Ingredients printed on wrapper. This tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is just what you need to give you vim, vigor and vitality.
 Take it as directed and t will search out impure and poisonous matter throughout the system and eliminate 1t through the natural channels.
 You can procure q trial package by sending 10 cents to pr. Picrces Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. f.
 KinQfShcr, kl1-'I have often thought of sending my statement in regard to the Golden Medical Discovery About nine years ago I had a very bad case of pneu- monia 1t left me weak and with a hacking cough Nothing the physicians gave me seemed to relieve 1t in the least Finally, my son came home one day with a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I commenced taking it and before the first bottle was used was so much better: my cough was gone and my strength greatly renewed. and since that time s bottle of 1t Is always on our medicine shelf Mrs Sarah J Damn, R ?. Bor 20.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

A remarkable record Is held py Doc White, son of County Judge F. O. White of Searcy. White has been in France. a ,member of the First Divi- sion, since June 27. 1917. He nas been wounded more than six times; shot through each hip and through Inc left shoulder. through both arHs and the left hand He adds that he had been shot several other times. but the injuries did not amount to much
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

According to Van B Sims. assist ant state comptroller Arkansas is about 10 face another financial crisis. The Legislature fer the 19l91920 bi- onnial period has passed appropria- fIon bills amounting to $3.22o ooo. the largest in the states history. while tte state. anticipated revenue for the same period is only $27Qo.ooo.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

The fourth meeting Of St Francis county's safe and sane farming com mittee was held a, Forrest City. al which time all three of the banks of Forrest City had representatives on hand and all reported that they vera putting every energy and influence at their command behind the move ment for an increased acreage in food and feed crops
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
Oh, Freddy. Freddy.

Freddy With ii determined look os his seall eouuteuaner marched into fhe front teom aHi op ta the young maH aalter
 Whats thems' he deuanded, Afa~tne cut T gruy hand full of ~maH white obfeef~.
 What are thoscs' said the young man with aR ihgrailatiue smile. Those arc beans
 He dees kneW em maw hawlai Freddy trlumphanfly Into the adjoin- IF room. You said hr dfdnt."
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

To he possessed ef a head of heavy beautiful hair. soft. fa@tfens. fiuny, WaYy and free from daHaeuT s merely matter ef usIhg Hftits Rahderine.
 II Is easy and inexpensive to havs nice, soft har and Iats of if. Just get small bottle of kuoUitnus handertns uav-it costs but few eeussal drus stores recommend it-appiy little as directed and within ten minutes there will he an appearance ef abundance. freshness dafliness aud au iueompara. hle gloss and lustre. ana Try as you VIII you cannot find trace of dandruff oF falling hair. hut Your rrat surprise will he after about i've weeks, use. when You will see new halr fine and dawny at hrst-yes tat really new hair-sproutlng out all oSsr your scalp -Eaaaerine k. Nc believe the only sure hair grower. destroyer ef dan druf and cure for itchy scalp and it neyer fails to steh falling lar at once.
 If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is. iuet>ten cloth with little panaerti4e and carefully draw t through your hair tnking one small strand at Il time 4uar hair will be soft glossy and hea4um ml in just few momrntS--a deitEhful surprise sWattS everyone who tries thls. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
DON'T 0YERD0
 OR 0VER-EAT
But F You Do q Few Doses of Black -Dfaaght May Prevent
 Serious Trouble.

Nowata. ekla.-Mr " E. Dawson. of this place. sa9s: T have baa8n ef Blae6=Braaeht ever since eaa re- member. and of all the ftTer medicines l ever used. BIaa6sprau4dt k without doubt the best. Ne would not be with out fl in the house.
 used to take pills and different things, hut affer taking I course ot strong medicine would he left in conStipated condition, and would need then to Use a lazaa9e. Eaf after I began to take Biaek=pfaazht I dla not have any trouble of t6s kiaa.
 take I htz dose II night and fol- low few nights ulth lighter doses and am Ike | aeW a5a aa.a exefdo or oyercat. and neglect =tq #ta5e care of myself until the Ii1er gets out Of fix, when 1 have to go to EiarkD7aaght again.
 Black Drausht have found is au that is necessary for she h.oated feel ing in the stomach sour stomach or bad taste in the mouth so common in spring iu the swampy country l be- neve if more people took it, there wouldn't be so many having chHls as do"
 Try Tbedford's Black-Draught. At all drugSists.-Ady.
 Busy men are seldom afflicted with
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
UPSET STOMACH
pAPE's DlApEPsIN AT ONCE sNps SouRNESS, GASES, AcIDlTY,
 INDIGESTION.

Undigested food Lumps of pain; belching gas, acids and sourness. When your stomach is all upset, here Is in- stant relief-No waiting.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

@rwenfYen d4v law." T eunae prohibiting soeia1 affalr4 or engage men7s zeaHE dur5na weeE=eads. has gone into effect at f4e University uf Arkansas fae a4 rapiaeez the ell '2o day laW" which was in opera ton andr fhe tNosemester plan
 More than 3o delegates at.-ndct the council meeting of The ConN1v district at the First Methods, church called for the purpose of or. guni1inR the dis'rlct for the ceuten ary mission drive.
 pls authorizing seven road i'm pavement districts in Washington county haYe been passed hy the 1egis- lnture. The good roads created by these bills VIII form network over the entire county
 The searey Profitable Farming In reaH V8e organized at meeting in the courthouse. WuA Thomas M. kns as chairman and < N Sanford as secretary Ro.h= are well known young business men
 Claud Caeee NfetAer Of SHerf3 Arthur coneH. las been appointed postmaster n Narianna sncccedinr r II NeAlaree. who resigned las. Jnne
 
 The second community afne hela n inc Rogers Central Methodist church. vas attended " 5aa pooafz and program of music was carried ont
 The humps and aheepane couch are restre at Gaal Ilill tbeat saa cases are reported
 Men and women of the state who wish 10 qualify as teachers of vooa. aaual subjects undpr the tiaahea- Smith act will have every opporun. ity to do 90 at the next summer term ef the University If Arkansas which starts June 23
 An enthusiastic meeting nt can'a. lnupe growers of this neiehtorhood was held at Malvern and adopted n constitution and bylaws and other. wise effected a permanent e1eaniza- ton by the election Of officers
 Farmers are behind with their spring blowing in the IIoratio slcln. fly on account of the continuous rains. Much fertilizer is being bought in preparation for a large acreage of produce.
 A farm demonstration meeting was held at Higginson in the school au- dltorium. |. F. Coyey was chairman,
 Ii is reported at Ozark that many 1 dogs and cnts are dying over the
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

If man has neither friends nor on. emles he has lived in vain
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

The bill hy Senator Whitaker To mortgage the state convict farm for s2n0 .000 10 be evidenced hv the states promissory notes. 10 pay the indebtedness of the state peniten- tiarv and aid in the establishment of tho Boys Industrial School. was tabled