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Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

day morning wilh h.a ho1t loaded down wih Gsh. bul ndue thcro vas no market n Juneau for hs cargo stayed only about am hour and hcu went .o si.ta to dispose of hia uuh uc win aou thcro and outdt and leayo for the banks direct from sIusa
 For Tam
 Tom Rwu Iol. today for his place ou tac Taku river with aomo seed aoutoo cha. hc win plant lic lolt m his sNI propelled by an Evnrudc engine and win bc away about a week.
 Tmppcr in Town
 The $. & C.. a voIl known To.u aycr boat has been u port tha teck Tho owncr J. M Cramor has pont tlc winter mp thc r.ycr where hc had a trap iuo
 To Install Deisel Motors
 Tho Alaska Steamship Company Ia Hulcctue plans to install pc.scI en- ucs i'm Ia vcc'H running north. and soon tlo mory put-put of Che as engine win bc heard from thc Alamoia Northwestern and Alaska.
 ,l.r enter port according io ihe Valdez Miner
 Tho lreiehtcrs ot the company win 0o among tho 0ut boa.s changed lter to hc followed by thc passenger ree's Ile move win hc am imo- walton u .HmHhp circles os itw.l uc tHe frt luc to equip aIl its vcs- o' with ucHe's
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
II Ommany

Word received hero from Robert Courhm s Co tbo cucc. ,hat he in company vith Frank and Cecil Bach ar. now at Cape Ommmr They were fishing iu Seymour canal un.i hc fsb buyers ie.t and thc1 follow. cd Che buyers to Che Capc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
Homn nnL

After long suy in port. ,ae rs boat Homo Capt. WaIfor Benson. ru mr'F .n.s week for tHo hHInW buhs.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04

Job Printing at Che Nows office
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
FUNERAL SERVICES

TmI orv.eos under Che aua p.co, ol Che local odd Fellows iodgc wore held sunday afternoon at thc odd Fellows han over Che remains ol the late Nathaniel Swanson Tho Rev. e e Bruce preached the acr- mon
 Tho remains were shipped on tho A.amoIa1or burial at Tacoma. Wash
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
Had to Leave

Tom Ness captain of One hu.nl. boat Emma arrived m port WoIne
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
For thc best and neatest job print nr. come to tho Nows office.

TIano ior renI. phono ". Junoau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
Cant HarL Rnsv

IInI NI0N UI-I IT IUHNOI Y II .hc city, He came fo town with thU avoVod Intention ol buying a boat m which .o install am engine taat he las out at Tcnahee Alto. looh- ms around for a Umc rc found a boat and win soon return i0 his home Capt Hart .e f man of cone siderable standing now a. Che hot spring. toua being a member ol Che
 hoo. board as we'll n. huW nraf0rIN owner
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04

Kodak pruuur developing and cH.arep neatly and promptly done by Mrs. Jack Nocorm.ck Leave or- dcu at Elmer E sm hH Douglas Telephone 0r.cc or phone Trcadwcl
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
Manv pnrnca

Many tmlea
 Picnic parties on both Che EarI and Che pcsey wont to Young atlast Sunday Most ol tbo youae .ople of he Island were on board thor one Of Che two boas The .oahor being so splendid. everyone nd good umc.
 A New One
 We have heard oi us'us turpont.nc a dog and for mixing pa.ntH huI urncrunc as a primer for a sos on- Irc Is absolutely now one ThUc ave bccu instances when other ha loon used for tbat purpose and we ayo oven heard O. moonsnuo' e.y- ms Che required cuorsy but mpen inc Is Che iatcst
 A we'll known man ot thc c.F ho wus ou outboard engine was eyeuI miles from town wd had as,ened ou ton saw log ,o bring In. Ic had stopped h.a engine to pick p Che Ioe and finding bottle on hc boat took lt for granted chat It ras prmus gasoline ue used a considerable quantity of it on thc ueInc but could not get kick Hc .ovoI the boat dragging thc tow Ic1r back to town It was some mc afterwards that ho realized he had taken Che mrponuuc bottle with lm on Che Grip Instead o, tac lrimmr gasoline
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-04
Glacier Trip


 Photographer Ed Andrews rc'uru- I'd or his bolt Evelyn e Tuciay evening from a s.N-day outing trip to Glacier Bay Muir Glacier and Grand Pacific Glacier Accompany ue Mr. Andrews as guests com che trip were Che N.ssos Mabic Jackson and Helen MaNu Mrs. Felix GHy and paui Kcsel
 Mr. Andrews secured some most excellent views on thc trip and tho ut.ro pary had a duo outing Com- Ing back by way Of Che wreck ol ,ho Princess Sophia pictures wore taken m that vicinity
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
POWER LINE
is PLANNED
Installation of Transmission Line
From keokuk to Fort Madison is
Being Contemplated as Pro-
tective Measure.

! Installation of another transmits
sion line from the power dam at
Keokuk to Fort Madison, at cost
of many thousands of dollars is being
planned by the Mississippi River
| Power company as a measure to
| further protect and assure better
service to the citizens of Fort Madi-
son and Keokuk, the Fort Madison
Democrat says:
The line will traverse the Iowa
shore for the full distance. being
about twenty-one miles in length. 1t
will carry a voltage of 10000.
The installation Of this line IS
being carried out for the most part
as an insurance against interruption
OF power, during electrical storms.
The company already has two
complete power lines from Keokuk
to this city and continuing on to
Burlington. The two lines, both Of
which are located on the Illinois
side Of the river, were Installed
purely with the object Of offsetting
the possibility of stoppage Of power,
when either Of the lines were struck
by lightning. In several instances,
recently, however. the lightning
when striking one line has affected
the other. 1t is believed that through
installing a third line on this side Of
the river, at distance of several
miles from the other line that this
condition will be overcome. Even
though both lines in Illinois are put
out of condition by the lightning, the
line on this side OF the river will
still convey power to Fort Madison
and Burlington.
This improvement, to be made at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
Surf Joints %a8f.
Sore MsgscseS
$Mo0Ehom Que BY slaHnlin's
Wizard Oil

Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaccustomed use of muscles
or too much exercise, such as ten
mis-, baseball, golf, hand-ball, etc,
give way quickly to the soothing
effect of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t
penetrates fast, drives out the sore
ness, and imbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is good depend
able preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid and when the doctor
may be far away. 1t Is an absolutely
reliable antiseptic application for cuts
burns, bites and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal rapidly under its soothing.
penetrating qualities. Keep it on hand
Generous size bottle 35c.
If you are troubled with constipat ton
or sick headache try Hamlins Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for 30c,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Come AIonq Mary"

Come Along Mary" which will be
the attraction at the Grand tomor-
row evening, boasts of having one of
the prettiest scenes of any present
day musical attraction. The opening
of the second act is laid in Hawaii,
and shows the grounds of the Orien-
tai hotel near Honolulu. Immense
trees, with their overhanging roots,
and branches loaded with a wealth
of beautiful brown foliage, and the
golden flowers, peculiar to the
Hawaiian island. In the distance
can be seen the outline Of the lake,
with it's waters sparkling under the
soft rays of the Hawaiian moon.
About the hotel gardens are seen
groups of people, visitors, travellers,
and the native Hawaiian girls in
their dresses Of grass and flowers,
while from the distance comes the
sweet music of the ukelele and the
guitars of the Hawaiians singing
their love songs, telling the sweetest
story ever told" as only the Hawaiian
sons can tell it, and completing one
of the most beautiful of stage pic
lures.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
First Cold Weather Of Season.

The eclipse was preceded by the
first real cold weather of the season
with a temperature at its lowest point
reaching 81. This was the lowest that
it has been and flowers and what was
left of garden truck in the ground sut-
fered from the freeze.
The temperature took a. sudden fail
last night accompanied by high winds.
1T warmed up today, however, and the
weather tomorrow is expected to be
warmer, although it is likely to be I'm
settled.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

A Message Of Utmost Importance to Every Woman
The who is suffering from disorders peculiar her SEX
not only 70 herself but her family and those aund her regain be
the Of eminent Dr. Bradf
druggist supply
with this remedy Try TODAY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

Flying Squadron" Of profiteer hun
terS.
A revised menu given Riley by the
general Management of the restaurants
shows reductions in the prices of sta
pie dishes, such as roasts, chops and
various meat and vegetable combina-
tons
The 10-cent cup of coffee, however,
will remain
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

In two years Washington, d. c., con-
sumed 2,212 carloads of potatoes. In
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

Rockwell, who has appeared in the
title role for the past two years, will
again head the cast which includes
Robert Brister Brandon Evans,
Gertrude Walters, Rose Watson
James K. Applebee, Carrie Weller,
Leo Curley, Frank L. Cooley and the
same band Of native Hawaiians-
singers and players.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Former King
Ludwig III, of Bavaria, is dead at
Basic, Switzerland, according to a dis
patch from the Exchange Telegraph
company's Paris correspondent today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
Restaurant Prices Cut

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-Prices of
food served at Chflds' restaurants
throughout the United States will be
reduced from IL to % per cent as soon
as new menu cards can be printed and
distributed, It Vas announced by A.
w. Riley, head q the government s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

the same two years-191S and 1919
New York consumed $1,000 carloads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
Over Worked Men
The Strenuous Life We Are Living
Uses Up Our Vitality Faster
Than Nature Can Replace 1t.


To overdo anything is harmful and
If continued, will wear out the
strongest constitution. Overwork,
worry, brain-tire, high living and
dissipation waste away the most vi
tai elements of the blood and nerves
then disease sets in. At first there
isgeneral indisposition, poor appetite,
Indigestion, headache and weakness,
the temper irritable, the spirits de-
pressed and the memory poor, often
ending in premature decline. Chase's
Blood and Nerve Tablets assist
nature by building up your blood
rich, red blood, which gives strength
to the entire system.
Gold by Druggists at 60 cents, Special, (Strons.
q, more Active 80 cents.
THE UNITED MEDICINE COMPANY
"a North Tsnth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10

an extensive outlay of money by the
Mississippi River Power company,
largely with the object of assuring
uninterrupted service, despite the
elements, to the two cities, will re-
ceive much commentator in the
cities affected
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
"The Bird of Paradise

Nine years have not wrought any
appreciate changes in Richard Wal
ton TuIly's celebrated ukelele drama.
"The Bird of Paradise" which re-
turns for it's annual visit at the
Grand, Monday, Nov. Is. Florence
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
Sore Throat Wisdom

To relieve Sore Throat you must get at
Hne seat of the disease, counteracting the
cause. TONSuNE is prepared and sold
for that one purpose. A dose Of TONSf-
LINE taken upon the first appearance
Of Sore Throat may save long days OF
sickness. Use little Sore Throat wis
dom and buy a bottle of TONsILlNE
today. You may need it tomorrow.
TONSuINE. is the National Sore ~,
Throat Remedy best known and gu
most effective and most used. Look
for the long necked fellow on the Il
bottle when you 60 to the drug IA
store to get it. 35c. and Coo. Hos IA
pital Size, S1.O0. All Druggists. "
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
Sky Show Was Afforded Those Who
Smoked a Piece Of Glass and
Took Look at Old Sol Be- ,....
tween Eight and Nine.
ONE DIGIT rs COVERED
Only Small Sector of the Circle Was
Invisible and Only for About
an Hours
Time.

/ A sky show of some proportion was
staged this morning by Old Sol, which
went into partial eclipse between
eight and nine o'clock. The eclipse
was visible in Keokuk and could be
seen through smoked glass to great
advantage 1t was possible to take
glance at the sun, and see the piece
bitten out" but this was hard on
| the observers eye.
The sun went into eclipse this morn
| ing about eight o'clock. The shadow
spread rapidly and by $50 O'Clock
the eclipse had reached the deepest
part and the sun was PARTIALLY OBJ
secured. The eclipse was only par
tial one, but will be the last sky show
that the sun takes part in that we can
see here until 1928, the astronomers
say.
One digit of the sun was eclipsed,
according to the local weather office.
This was in the sector at the upper
rim and to the left Of the circle. AT
the start the eclipse looked as if some
one had taken bite out of a pie crust.
It spread down into the circle a short
distance at its height
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
after MASTERS
Congressional Action
to Be Sought
To Parisr Those Responsible for
Waste Ms-s-iai and Money in
Constructor Govt. 5r~ae- Plant
W West Virginia ane Sin5!s-
conarrlars in c-ne- Places

Charleston ". Va. jar o--Con-
CESS win pe asked 70 TAKE criminal
ac-ior against those responsible for
waste OF materials and money Y con
nec-Aon With me construction OF the
government powder plan q Miro
West virginia near here. VI J. era
ham chairman Of the congressional
sub -cauuI-Lee. which closed us IN
ves-.Ez-lons OF the question. declared
4a-a today.
! conspiracy % deeraud tbs gov
Arumar- existed and SOMEBODY
oug.-- -o h. indicted saI9 the chair
ma
Va 1lle our boys were fighting anc
che people were giving their money
20 suppor- them IN r." n added,
twice as Uacn mnney as was need
&c was being wasted IL Mira.
We have found similar conditions
al other places the committee mas
visited but nov here have they
shown " SO bad as they have hare.
one reason for It's, ! might say, IS
that the Witnesses We have examined
are more straightforward II giving
Their testimony and 40 not attempt
70 WITHHOLD Lhe facts
Tnere Is NJ doubt about T." he
concluded. There was : purpose On
foot 70 waste -he government mon
ey Al Nitro ana IT was wasted"
r D. ~paItlur Of Charleston who
WIS foreman Of al teams used al
Miro, was called rs Z wI-ness 10y
the committee Ia-e Today
Fl testified thar young boys were
employed as time KEEPERS and that
vro-fDen who nad remained swar
from -ne plant tor whole week
would tel the boys they rad worked
ana -ne- vouchers would Dc 50
punched
Drivers e. Miro would choose the
worst -oaCs, stan their wagons and
then shoot craps" SpGI6Ins told 1ne
COMMITTED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
LEADERS VARY
On Enactment Univer-
sal Military Training
Souae ans Senz<s Chiefs Nce ~
Compseee Acro-s - Req. MonseH
Says Those RESPONSIBLE for Legs
izticn A.. Slzrsc for PufItrszl
Dearr

Washington Jal- g-N E-lAace De
tween 2epCoIican leaders OF the Sen
ate and House on enactment Of III
rersal Military training legislation
today Game oE1 mtc the open
Ciasety following organization Of
IL industrial training provision oil
by the Senate military committee.
With seven Of r.na Republican Voting
Z the affirmative Represents :
Nonasa OF yoElas. Repu 1!Ica1
leader il the House declared II an
address today that leaders q ta.-
patty responsible fD- me IuZL gura-lo-
Of such legislation would D. cas- -ctl
political OBLIVION
The government representative
MDnd4I rnld the House would be
compelled 20 spend g, aoe. SGT oct arr1
II RAISE -n= money by e bond Issue u
DIT the UNIVERSAL training plan IE-o
operation Senator WaCsWu--n u
New : nrk. chairman Cf the ru-Ii-a-v
co-1n4--ar YESTERDAY asEna-eG -hat
adoption u four months training FOR
al Tpurns between tce ages q : am
Z m. us.vs. would enable Slct a 70
tQc-IDr Il -hs regular G-C-v es-ao-
lIshmsr- Is . GIL The present anr1El
sxpenc- =u-H q g. bi. 900 mo 10 ap-
IJroZna-elv s58s. e,G 9BG
Representative MandAL es-t-ls. 81
that ST GOO additional officers would Us
required under universal raining an6
-rla- 5000. nc 300 would % required 70
pUI camps and cartoumeCI1 U-o con-
dIcIOr ana SGT 600 900 would be needed
Le mA--zir them Clothing anI
equipment for each youth would fur
tner increase the cost. rs said.
Chairman Wacswor-h was Unable
70 -apo-- the army -eo-ganIza- ion Oh
Wit rs III versaI training provision
Fe The Senate today bat announced
tonight ne would a1-eupE 10 Dc 50 to
U0~-uv
The EnIE ersGl training cortru7-e-
sly also Was brought 70 The surface
during -ae DAY hy declaration of
-eTFres=c-a-iy EarnoId. Rspu bEicar
Oklahoma. elected Recently on pia--
forr opposing Lhs principle IN accep-
appointment 10 the House military
co---T--Ae. Selection Of Mr. Far
nolc ny -he committee Il ii ne va
canCy ~aslI--nE 5-lrr r1e resignation
If 5@llressr-a-lve LaCHa-c3Ia Of New
To~k mad brought objections from
House Republicans fav,-ing urjver-
So raining. and -he Okla h0rna rep-z-
Sentative n ms letter # -esicra tior
To Republican .eada- Monday said h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Strike Cut Profits
L. S. Steel Corp.

New ork Jan. .T-Chisfy a. a
result u the stee! STRIKE which was
al rs height II OcEoper total earl
InEs Of the United States Steel Cor
PORTION for the final quarter of 1913
fell 70 s35-91 31a. e decrease Of 81
$50 $50 compared with the previous
quarter Me- income Of s23.p4a.s15
and surplus OF ..2e2 eSS compared
with s2a II 40 and s11.I8 Is-. re
specLLvely. II Chs previous quarters
For -ns year total earnings agEre-
gated SI82.E13-2-s as aga inst sees-
2S11G4 II 1918. Net income totaiied
saS.35e.@3s RS compared with sl5s.-
G31. S5S during the previous year. In
1917. when tbs steel industry was at
ne zenith o. rs war boom earnings
amounted 70 sss5.as21s0, WITH net
income Of s244 -3s, Sos
Today's report. which shows rapid
recovery n December operations, sx-
ceedec estimate made II ether guar
Lerg
Chairman Gary declined to ampIIry
rhA financial statement III any vsr
nor would he discuss general r-ade
conditions. It - believed. however.
that the current NORTH viii disclose
another large increase N unified or
de-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Missing Seaplane
Located Near Miami.
Crew Aboard Safe

MAN. Fla. Jan 1.-THE navy sea
plane w-Tch was many hours overdue
On q fight between the Bahama Is
lands md Pam beacn. Fla. and FOR
VINCE q seve-al hours search mad beer
ordered ~ the navy depar -uaI,t. mas
G-Irzed ashore with al nen-srs aboard
safe nea- rhe small town Of Terp. north
Of Mann, said q telephone message 70
&C ve6 here tonight
Those aboard me seaptare were Rod
man Wanamaks-, 1C. o. Philadelphia.
Gu-neemar OF Washington. PM Bower
Caleb Bragg and David 4 MzCuIiocn.
rhe atvices sR-iG-
IN describing their experience.
Lieut.. Commander NcCuuoch said
the engine trouble forced rim 10
aIigh- on rough sea II hiEn
wind thirty miles of OF Palm
Beach and that they d-stao all
night and all dar without food o.
water Wner ne finally repaired the
motors sufficiently ID get underway.
he said ths plane had drEred -
niles NORTH and hs TAXED INTO TerD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Testifes Graham
Said He Took Money
to Avoid Bankruptcy

Montpelier Vt Jan. s--Tes-tmory
that former Governor Horace ?. Ora
nam 1nce SAID ne look money from
the state wher ne vas auditor. N
order 70 prevent Crttad States sen
Gror Carroll ( Paige from tns---ut-
-ns bankruptcy proceed zngs against
I'm was gwen LoGay II ne trial Of
Graham for embezzlenant o. state
funds
The witness. Benjamin Gates. The
present state audILo- SAID rhz- G-a-
ham made this Statement To him
adding that ne would give his entire
salary g reimburse -he state Gates
said he Enld Graham thar ne ouenr
no. 70 Use Ais whole salary put should
retain enough to IT-e on.
In cruss-exauirarior AudT-o~ Gates
sand the former governor paid the
state SIS He was asked about N
alleged additional credit for Graham
u sa''4S and another Of s-Io but said
ne did not know anything aour them
anc had not heard that these sums
mad been paid to The STATE treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Deported Reds
Reach Petrograd

2s1-CE-0I- Jac- - The e4s
Radicals recently dspo-red TO Soviet
Russia by the United States COVERT
ment have reached Pe.rograd and
ars quar-s-ed q. Smoky institute
according 70 a cable frun Emma
Goldman and Alexander Be-Enan.
the leaders Of the asported party, To
"a friend" II New York The mes
sage was made public here tonight
hy Ludwig c A. & Martens. soviet
"EC5assa dO-" who WIS instructed by
Maxim LitvInoE. assistant people
COMMISSIONER fur foreign affairs a.
Copenhagen, 10 transmit the cable
gram.
The message made public By
Martens said,
We were met at thu soviet Dor
der and al Pstrog-ad with tremer-
6ol1s enthusiasm Our reception WIS
inspiring Enjoying the hospitality
Of Pe-roErad. The deporLees are
chartered Ct SnoIEy institute They
Will be sent 10 work wherever thsy
desire The people here are cold
and hungry but their spirit and devp-
-ipr are marvellous After twp weeks
wev III 20 10 Moscow"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Wine Men LOSE
In First Test Case in
Frisco
Feasrai Judge oenies Pesrinn for
writ CT Haseas Corpus ~ CASE
Truck Driver Arrested Whl'e
Transporting Wine

san Francisco. Jan @--CaAfo-nis
wine interests late today Fos- me trs1
skl-nish IN their lsgaI fight against
the 18th constitutional amendment
federal district court DENIED Z pet
rIon FIR z writ If hzbsas corpus II
the case Of J. J. Dlilo-e auto Truck
driver arrested while transporting l.
quor here after Jan IL
Of the na-Ional prohibition amend
nsnt II ths COUNT
q III Of the opinion" sad Judge
EuGEL- IN ruling n me case that
-he amendment II form and SUP
stance WIS entirely wiLAIr the coz
Potency 81 Congress and Lhe sever
a. states - propose anc ra[Ey and
thai bo-h the amendment and the IA
-IoEGI p~OrlhLlcr ACT wera II fur
turcs and s@ec- u Lhe day Il CUES
lanT
The attorney tor Che vine interests
S0-4E-1i--G A-4LAL I'll ALLl-llA-1-EI ID The
constitution must change some par
Of The CONSTITUTION rather than add q
new article ID T.
Jadge EnGkln rzles that Article
Of the constitution gave Congress- and
The states Lhe necessary authority for
adding the amsnGnerr
'-Cihio's referendum election 10
Cy2r--r- The Amendment ~ -n~-
sLa.ze vhict favored -ha arL-p-ori-
bI1ionis1s has No eEec1 Or The amend
rner--' Judge RudkJn held. The cor
sIILC-Icn Is noJ subject u local -ef-
eren6EE ac-ians and an amendment
car De overturned Urty By the en-
I,ioynent If the same machinery That
MADE II operative, according 70 the
decision