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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05
IaI0t4fiNd 4 WAeNd
TO the Methodists Of the North
Mississippi Conference.

The opportunity and privilege is
now offered every member of our
Church in the North Miss, Confer
ence to make liberal contribution
to an endowment fund to be used
solely for more humane support
of our Superanuated Preachers and
their dependents.
The financial aid heretofore rem.
dered these Cody men and their
families has been Of sufficient mea-
grness to cause those OF US with
knowledge OF its inadequaey to feel
keenly the neglect on the part OF
our Church for these beloved leaders.
Our church is brought face to face
with duty long overlooked and
neglected, so let us respond with
the promptness and liberality su.
perinduced by christian love and
eagerness to reward the life service
Of these Disciples OF Christ. there
fore in measure Fighting a great
wrong.
The Committee issuing this APP
peal has been named by the North
Mississippi Conference to direct.this
campaign to secure an endowment
fund OF $265'000.00 cojointly with
Brother A. G. McCorkle, Field agent.
The terms of subscription will be
part cash, balance to be closed by
notes, payable in one, two, three or
four years. as may best suit the
subscriber.
The amount OF the total subscrip-
ton will be placed at interest, the
interest to be used through the
treasurer of the North Mississippi
Conference in addition to the
amount assessed throughout the
Conference to more adequately de-
tray the living expenses OF the SUI
peranuates Of orr Conference.
Let us have as our slogan: An
endowment fund sufficiently large
to enable US to pay our Superanu-
tied Preachers not less than $50 90
per month from the date they are
superanuated until their death.
TO give an idea of the meager
support now given our old Preach
RS the Conference Treasurer had on
land atthe last Annual Conference
5000 OOJe be .dlslriks .:::ssa among
q = enefciaries of the NORTH
! Mississippi Conference
We appeal to every fair minded
Methodist to quickly right thi:
wrong. =
all cbacks to Rev. A. c.
ucCorkle, yield Agent, Durant,
Mississippi, Box No. los.
II. A. Menk,
w. T. Reeves,
II. l.. Wilkinson
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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05

Every druggist in ownyour druggist and eyerybodys drug
g has noticed great falling off in the sale of calomel They
all give the Dodson's Liver Tone is taking It's
place
"Caome is dangerous and people know it. while Dodsons
Liver Tone perfectly safe and gives better results said
prominent local druggist
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05

pohs iississs signals 81 aIsitsss
in the kldheys. Backaohe4 hsfg6us
disorders. pale complexion. dark
rings about the eyes. mean kidney
trouble. Begin promptly taking
Prickly Ash Bitters. I; it l. kidney
remedy Of the first class. Price
$l.25 per bottle.
J.. G. Jourlan's Drug Store Spec
ial Agent.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05
YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS

package of PIONEER HEALTH HERBS.
old-time herbal compound. For constipation.
htitousneas, indigestion. rheumatism. female
blood. tones sxstem. skeeps you wei Acrep2
this generous offer NOW Address = C.
Ioften. fi0meer Laburzfory, 3tM EtevanfA
Sffeef Washington. ID. C,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05

Aching in the small OF the back
is an indication Of kidney disease,
The proper course in such cases is
to begin at once the use of Prickly
Ash Bitters. 1t is an effective kid
ney remedy and system regulator
Price ST. .25 per bottle.
J. C. Jourdan's Drug Store Spec
lal Agents.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-02-05
Special Special.

G. b. Massey q Co., pay more
for your produce than anyone else
in town.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
Berlin TGfuerZa Su guar
melon ante GI pG|IgTO
Noske suspende pabIicaciones comunis-
tas D spcialista independientes

Informes recibidos de Berlin dicen
que en- Ia tarde del alfa II del corliente
mes Sc renoyaron 4en Berlin las 'leyer-
tas de caracter radical, al extreme de
que fu61preciso reforzaf las tIppas de
guarnici6n en- la ciudad, EN- provision
de qlie pnulYieran aiilay6Res males -.
Laiwhab elTtablatla fFeiita al Reich
stag entire rfaapIzas adeT sgoBiefnoi y los
reyoltosos3 Hetardna, q1aBfendol resulta.
do muertos 42 $50 heridos. '9h9a
Iin ElgministB6 de Defensap sef16f iGfiista.
lNol Nosl2e, uepien6s la suspension de to-
dos los peri6dieoS ioOlnunistas y socia-
listasg independientes, asf como un> mil
tin de Observation-Disclosures de las vie
timas de las revueltas sindicalistas.
Los informes dicen que la revuelta
del dfa II no fu6 de caracter revolu
cionario como Sc habfa dichO.
En- vista de estos acontecimientos Sc
dice que los aliados han acordado pos
poner la presentation al gobierno ale
man de las notas Ell demandas de los
culpables de la guerra. Sc cree que
Ell case de que los aliados insistan en-
que los alemanes entreguen a dichos
acusados Sc produciran disturbios am
mas serios. ei..,,e ar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
,(Traducciones de EL IMrAEeIAL)

2ITraducciones de ELalMtAfsE9AL)
Washington, EneTo L.. .-ssse E,sesasia
eiiel, Coaglpso la rapisls4a aeeRtssci6ls del
ipr0gecto de ley. del eaial - alstor el
TRepreselltante Sterling, de Ia ;sdma1si
FBaja, donde fue Hasatlo sslyels e'iy' lio-
ticia So Jlebe al Coalif6 1uslicial~de Ia
Camara quien Sc, halla sde aciissIslo en-
uue dohen tomarse serias meSlithes So
bre el particular. URo de los pro?6-
sitos dc. dicho proyecte de ley es ell
de 'poner coto los oradores bolche-
|viques''.
Las medidas tomadas por Ia anla-
ra, que son una combination del bill
original del Attorney General Palmer,
introdgcido. por ell Representante Da-
vey, dc Ohio las revisiones hechas
por ell Representante Graham de Penn
sylvania. contiene penas eytremada-
mente restrictivas para los yioiadores
de! las .leyes sehre seeiclen Ineliye-
Sc ,en elias la pena de muerte, que el
Ibill fla para las personas que, previa
la deliberaci0n de alns jurado, sean
Iconvictas de estaI inmiseuidas en- pro
pagandas contra el Gobierno y q sean
causantes de la perditla de Yidas
! Las Ciichas medidas cierran del mis-
mo modo las oticinas del correo del
expires los impresbs sediciosos, pro
hibe el Hso y enarbolaci0n de la bande
ra roja en- los actos p1blicos que Sc
celebren EN- 5calidad de asambieas .
mitips, deniega las personas .. dere-
cho de rehusar prestar testimonio en-
los casos q. Sc crea estan eniueltas
Y en- ciertos respectos hace uso, de ia
deportation y privaci0n de los deIechos
ieiudadanos.
Otras secciones de las tales medidas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
Carta deEspana.
La PAricipacitn en- los BensficiOs

De Cue les iihros mcrcaaiilcs son las
mas de- las veces un precioso srcaao
cue esconde 81 secFcto de- Ia prosperi.
dad. caahde 80 Ia garaniia del hsnor.
Ia participation en- los bcne6csos sin
Intervention en- los libros no paSaria
de ser una bella 6eci6n. Ia interyen-
ci6n efectiva e. un impossible.
No se divide. ademis. que el obre-
70 seria entohces el verdaderO direc-
tor de las industrias. que es preeiSa-
mente 10 cue &c esta debaticndO en-
Ia actual lueha social. que. como he
dieh0 en- otras de estas cr6nicas. no
es de salariO sfn6 dc predominiO. No
aspiran las Casassdel Pueblo a mejo-
rar lnicamentc la situaci0n econ6mi-
ca del 0brerismO s:ndical; guieren dis
pOner ademas de Ia vida econ0mica de
la naci0n, quieren mandar. POr ESQ
la naci6R Sc rebel0 pOr ESQ una
perfecta cohesion de los patrOnOs Y los
aeutrOs permiti6 dar la batalla pO-
ner en- trance de derrota al sindicaIis-
mo.
No Sc ha dadO cuenta aln la cIase
Obrera espahOla de 10 que perdi6 con
estO. FL sOcialismO templadO de Pa
bio Iglesias lie habia permitido reali-
zar en- los IltimOs veinte amos precio-
sas conquistas. No sc perderan estas
pOr causa de la nueva tactica de la
violencia. PerO es muy possible que no
auriienten va como pOdria ser ST otra
politica Obrera-mas humana, mas
justa, mas acOmOdada las realidades
ecOn0micas de nuestra vida nacional-
las prOmOyiese. 81 Sc Os pide un duro
para una necesidad que justifque la
,eticion del duro, es facil que 10 deis.
81 os piden cien,, buen seguro que
no dais los cien nj ell unO. Esto es 10
que hoy les pasa, por maIa direction,
los ObrerOs espanOles.
s ii t.. JAIME SOLA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27

prehibenSa a toda persona,el uso &c clal
quier ''escrito, impreso, o signe, sim
Hbolo. diisujo, retrato carieatUTss con ell
prop6sita de feSistir o destruiT In ae-
ci6n ds.l Gobierno de. los Estados Uni
dos o d.. los Gobiernes de los dif@rentes
Estados la distribution, impression, pu
bIicaci6n trasportaici0n de material
sedic;ose: la Importation trasporte
entire los dfferentes Estados de tai ma
terial''
Todas aquellas organizacionos que
Ienseiell sel nso de Ia fuerza contra el
Gobierno. seran ,declaradas ilegales Y
las perSonas Sc librarian de pertenecer
a tales organizaciones, a desarroIlar
sus aestividades, a contribuir con di-
nero para su sostenimiento, 10 que es
igual a rentarles alguna propiedad Ell
la cual pueda llevar a cabo sl labor.
FL hecho de 'darle o prestarle o pro-
meterle cualquier cOsa de valor Il tales
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
Los POIiGIaS ESpGCia|ts

~ Debido al estado anormal imperan-
te zen las faetorias azueareras en- to-
da la costa Sur y Este, de la tsla, el
gobierno ha tenido Ia, necesidad de au
mentar el nlimero de la fuerzal poll
ciaca, para imaptener el orden. y aten-
der a todos esos movinientos. :,
= Las, hHelgas Sc han extendido a San
German. Sahana Grande. IsIayagpez,
Naguabo. Cayey, Bayam6n. Vega Ba7
ia. Salinas. Hormigueros. Humacao v
Fajardoi .Adelnas Sc. espera que ese
movimiento estalle en- otras centrales
de un. molnento otro. la Central
Cambalache Ctahbs, de aAfecib6. ha
sido amenazada yscreese que hoy mis-
mo ompiece ii sinoriinient6.e 'f19lah'
Ayer.rd en- a4pC Cuartel7 fGeiie1+ti..i Sc
nombrarom ulos policfas atohlbfelfdid6s
en- ehsprimor8ebuneh'' 's1 son N18s 81:
guientes 3mixo.3g so1'tts q 'itiA'''i9| -
Genare. Mateae Serafr Delgado, Jus
TO Alvarez t.Andido SIERRA simeon
Ramos, viefaF Emmanuelli, Acisclo
Alfonso. Carlos Ferreras Espinosa,
candelario Rodrfguez. Candido p.
Torres. Jose Zayas Juan NJ Burgos,
Feliciano Melendezc Adriano Coma
lcz, Julio Sanchez, Dolores Cartagena,
Justo Perez Reyes, Eniliano Romero,
Estanislao Nieyes, Rosendo Medina,
Bautista Alyarado, Eduardo L. Mo
rales. Isaac Rosado. Epifanio Martf-
nez, Jeslis HERNANDEZ Nieves, Manuel
j. Colon, Enrique Sosa, Lopez Her
nandez, Aiejandro Piheiro. Ramon Ro
sado, Lorenzo Chico, Rafael Isona.
Dimas Acosta, Jose Garcia, Ricardo
Burgos, Jose Cintron. Calixto Nora
les, Enrique Cabeza, Polonio Alvarez.
Juan Miranda Montaiiez, Rafael Con
zaiez. Marcelino Ortiz Flores, Ramon
Flores C6rdova. valentfn Cosine, To
mas Lopez ! Eduardo Calder6n.
Estos policfas prestaran servicio
zen san Juan sus barrios, debido a
haberse enyiado a la zona agitada por
los moyimientos de huelga, los
hombres nertenecientes a la fuefza
regular del cuefpo.
El Coronei stanton ha establecido
sd Quartet General en- aqueIla parte
de Ia isla, atsndiendo personaImente
la conservation del 6rden. Ailoche
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
sREs

ATENCION SRES.
- DETALLISTASs
E. REYES & CO., de Caro-
chales, P. r. Venden Cigarros
Elaborados. Pida precio por Co.
rreO.
VIDRIERAS Y APARADORES
Propias para Establecimiento
de ComerciO, Farmacia u otrO
pOr ell estilO venden
GOTTA, AGUDO y Ca, S. en- C.
San Jose esquina a Allen,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27

estaba en- San Juan ell senior Shanton
" las horas que estuvo las pas6 te-
niendo iconstantemsnte COMMUNICATION
con los jefes de policfas que han sido
+trasladados temporalmente a las po-
Dlaciones cuyo estado es anormal. \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
JAIME SOLA.
SAN JUAN RACING AND
j. SPORTING CLUB
ffF| ITI fTIT-T-
San Juan, enerp, 90 de 1920.


San Juan, enerp- 20 de 1920.m3.a
Seiores:- f.ao ..a5.,.. !, .xrnonn II,
La cafrera de caballOs del pals que !,
nsrlca hayan eerride, y ique seshabiEl l.
anunciado para, la ttereera semana edeme
Ehere, qneda prorrogada para laqse-,
ganda semana de FebrerO pr6ximo con j,
'el fin de. que las cuadras que estanl
preparando los potros para dicha ca
rrera tengan tempo suficiente para
pOnerlOs en- condolences de cOrrerlos.
La distancia senalada es la misma
que Sc habia marcado sea la de mil
metros.
Los prernios seran los indicados an
teriOrmente, sean $4,000 para ell
primero, $4,000 para eI segundo y
$4,000 para eI tercero.
Las inscripciOnes detalles seran
los mismOs que Sc han indicado ante
riormente.
Atentamente,
San Juan Racing and Sporting Club. !
Por, Rafael Alvarez Torres,
Advt. Manager.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
El uso de la Bandera Roja sera probibi-
do -Proyecto de Ley para dar TN golpe
DE- qracias al Bolchevismo

oFganizatioHes. ser; sleelarad6 lili;i
pruelm de pertehecer ii tales Jrs1niza-
Clones. n@'giifii>S
Los extrahieros eonvictos iiajoi tai
ley serin deportallos. tlespues ile tt,m-
pin. sus senteneias v Sc les pf5hibir;t
volver nj pals: v las personals dtte hal
van deelarato su intenei6n tleesar cfu-
dadanass pea'o que no hayan sido natuI
realidatis no podrin aspirar il Ia cfuda
danfa.
la conviction de que son ciuGadanOs
los que tai procediePen, bajo sut,as las
secciones excepto las que proyean pena
de muerte, serdn llevados la prisi0n
por no mas de veinte amos Sc les i'm
pondra una multa que no pasald de
10000 dollars, o ambas penas. Y, en-
adici6n, Ia persona convicta sera ex-
clufda de poder desempeiiar 'lrigir
ningdn cargo Official en- los Estados
UnidOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
Un Motfn en- Canovanas
Tn trabsjador herido de bala.-Se dispa-
raron mas de treinta tiros. La
policia actuando

"a nsral mnkiilar e-la inFcSiiEanfo
~ succo que - desargoll6 a. IA "a
rrrsera snirc Rio Grandr > cansganas,
frcntc z In inCa del scfor Eluan;o
ConEalc=. de Rio riciras.
Tai snccsa ba oyurGido enfre shF,.
ros hnelglisias , oiros que M -on de
ese mosimienio quo ahora azoia Ia
isla.
Aver mahana nno dc ntseStros repre-
scntanics hala6 con 81 seior Einar'lo
Gonzaicz. hijo. pTspiciario ale Ia finca
ch Jonale aoolieri0 Il saieeso.
Scslin nnesiro dist.nguido in'orman-
&C.. las gOSas han sncedido asf:
Los heEInanos Narciso y JeSGs Mar
ques. ;raha ajadorcs en- las plantsc.Oncs
dc casa del selor Gonzalez. ihan j..
nOcln del domingo ca.n0 las "-llo-
para Ia casa &c, nm amigo de amhos.
llamaGo Miguel Isales. I'm cl c'un!In
Sc encontraron coD un grIIpO lie hael,
guiStas. cOmpucsto dc algunos indiyi-
duOS DE- aquellas inmediaciOncs on fl
Than T1mas pizarro, Pedro Y francis
co Santiago
EstOs pararOQ los hermanOs Mar
ques y empeZaron a recriminarlos pOr-
que trabajaban en- Ia finca de los Con
zalcz v no Sc iban con los huelguis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
En- Viaie de RecI1O

Para Ia ciudad del Hudson embarca
el microbes en- eI Ponce Ia distin-
guida comadrona dona Emilia Nunez
Perez.
Feliz viaje deseamos la bien re-
putada professional y pronto regresO a
esta Capital donde tiene numerosas
amistades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27

tnS ~ esfA alscnsiSn. nno 70 lo'
Santlaens ~ fns l.ar sietrAs d. acsh,
Marques 3 a Roca DE- jaFTo. solao ~
dicc. le hizo un diSnano Ior RI c.stado
izqnlcrdo. emprendienao IN II alto ve.
loz carrcra. Se nos inforIna que des.
pucS d. halser andado unos veinie pa
SOS. ~ par5 en- lrTne bizo airo dis
paro que le atraves6 Ia earidaa tora-
xica. iniereSandole rl pulm6n ,lerecho.
En;onces fne cnando los her:nanos
Marques. 50 nos dice. sacaron los rs-
valyerS qlIe portal,an y dispa1n'n. NO
logrando herir naslie. Sc nos dice
aGemas que se disnararon mas de irein
ia tirOs.
Cnando cl jovcn Gonzalez 50 dld
cuen;a del criminal atentado. fccOgiO
al herld0 Y 10 traslad0 al Hospital
Municipal dc san Juan. dOnde 80 en-
clietra recluidO: hego di0 cuenta In
policia del hechO.
FL DIR. Lassise fue quien atendi0 y
euro al heridO en- 81 primer momento.
UnO de los protagonistas de este mo-
tin fue capturado. Tomas PizanO. no
asf los hermanOs Pedro Y Francisco
Santiago.
III fiscal cOntinia su Investigation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
CAMpEsINo sUIcIDA

En- ell harrio Rio Hondo'' Sc sui
cid6, colgandose de nn palo de aqua
cate, el campesino Arturo Ithier.
Seglin Sc inforina, el infeliz suicida,
padecfa desde largo. tempo de una
cruel dolencia, instigado por >ese pa
decimiento y por La mala situaci6n que
lie azotaba, decide poner ternino a
su vida, de la manera que indicamos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Vital Changes In School
Public School Protection League
Issues Manual on Three
Amendments.

4 form letter has been issued by
/ the Public School Protective League
of Virginia, setting forth all the
| changes in the school code which will
be effected by the passage of the
three amendments which go before
| the voters November =. The league
is making an intensive campaign
among both male and female voters
for the passage of al! three measures,
which concern the admission Of wo-
men to the boards Of trustees. the in
crease of school taxes, and compul-
sorry education of all children,
The proposed amendments are as
follows:
Number |.
Fo: amendment to section l3i Of
the Cons titution of Virginia, allowing
women to serve as school trustees.
Strike out section 1s3, Article IL,
which new reads:
Section l33. Each magistcrial dis
trict shall! constitute separate school
district, unless otherwise provided
by law. In each school district there
shall be three trustees selected in the
manner and for the term of office
prescribed by law.
And insert in lieu thereof the fol-
lowing:
Section 1913. Each magistcria dis
trict shall constitute a separate school
district. unless otherwise provided
by law. In each school district there
shall be not more than three trustees
selected in the manner and for the
term of office prescribed by law.
Men and women may serve as school
trustees in said districts, and in
cities and towns forming separate
school districcs.
Number 2.
For amendment to section 1876 Of
the Constitution of Virginia, allow
irg an increase of local taxes for
school purposes.
Strike out section l36, which now
reads:
Section 1876. Each county, city
town. if same he separate school
district. and school district is au-
thorizcd to raise additional sums By
n tax on property, rot to exceed in
the aggregate five mills on the dol
lar ip any dnc year, to be apportioned |
and expended by the. local school au-
Of said counties, cities,
towns J:,L district. IN "stahl; hing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
aa(5POM5
~ a hi i llz tisza
DlsEADNAUGHTS WIN

The Dreadnaught football team
..enp!eteny .smothered the Naval AVA
rs team yesterday, score Sl-O. TIE
ocal team showed marked improve
merit over the games played so FIR
~ season. The -Aviators were beat
N by Galluddt College and Cathc4 :;
University while scores compared
:cw the Big D Eaas to be far super
or to both college, clevcns. The wor-
.,ful driving power CT the Dread
.rghts heavy line completely wcla
,''a sailors cut many being calriei
ctcm the field with miner injuries
Hg:scn. Swan. Hayden and Wcrzei
'.::wed UP well in the backfie:d While
.:,.s line eff the local team led by
C-3,4h Billy Crouch showed great
iced. CARL Rre:fus was carried from
he field at the beginning at the sec
-! half with badly sprained ankle.
Score:
nrcadnaughts 49,. Is II 81 20-S1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
ELECTION TOMORROW.

IT is regarded as more than proDa-
bile that Virginia again will send a
solid delegation to Congress. The
lone contested ninth district 1t IS b.
loved vii! be redeemed from the Re-
nnblicans. Encouraging report:
come from every quarter of the state
that the efforts of the republicans
and independents in This campalgr
will be of no avail.
A few dissatified democrats have
been talking of cutting the ticket
However. it is thought tn. sheE
humber will be mighty small and have
little weight as whole when tn,
votes arc counted tomorrow night.
True to her traditions .AleNandri"
will roll up the usual biz democratic
majority and reports from throughout
the district indicate that very large
vote will be poled for Cox, RooSe--
welt and Moore. Congressman Moore
will it is predicted sweep every
county in the district over bis or'
p.nent Dr.. F. NJ. Brooks, republican.
MIR. Moore will get the votes Of most
of the 5000 women registered in
this district.
Everyone i'll voting tomorrow
should examine their: ballot careful
~ and mark their ticket properly. \
ticket marked improperly will be
thrown out by the judges. 1t. there
fore, .behooves, everyone TO make 4
complete study Of the ticket before
they vote. A dummy ballot. will BE
found on another page Of the Gazette.
The amendments for good roads
and schools will be voted on. Scpa.
rate basots will be furnished the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Mr. Harding hopes to humoug
some voters by saying that ne Is
"for putting our own house in order
before going abroad 1t was for the
cal e # our own house that we joined
the Allies in defeating Germany. II
is for the sake of our own house tna1
we ought to join the League OF Ma
tions and prevent another world war.
And rs for internal legislation, the
Wilson Administration is remarkable
for the amount and the value OF ITS
additions to the statue book. Inc
Federal Reserve act ended dangers
that Republicans had failed for ~
years to deal with, and legislation for
The benefit Of farmers ard the work
i'ng classes has followed that.
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and maintaining such schools as in
their judgement the public welfare
may require.
And insert in lieu thereon the fol-
lowing:
Section 1876. Each county, city,
town, If the SAME be a separate
school district, and school district is
authorized to raise additional sums
by tax on property, not to exceed
in the aggregate in any one year a
rate of levy to be fixed by law, to be
apportioned and expended by the To-
cal school authorities of said coun-
ties, cities, towns and districts in cs-
tablishing and maintaining such
schools as in their Judgment the
pJbiic welfare may. require.
Number 3.
For amendment to section l3S Of
the Constitution Of Virginia, with
reference to the compulsory cduca-
ton of children.
Strike curt section 1873. which. now
reads:
Section Us. The General AS
scmb!y may, in its discretion, pro-
vide for the compulsory education of
children between the ages Of eight
and twelve years, except such as are
weak in body or mind. or can read ard
write, or are attending private
schools, or arc excused for cause by
the district school trustees.
And insert in lieu thereof the. fol-
lowing:
Section l3S. The General Asscmb-
ly may, in its discretion, provide for
the compulsory education Of children
of school age.
The marking out Of the words for
or against will be sufficient under
arc law to indicate the wishes of the
voters, and it will not be necessary
TO mark out the entire paragraph.