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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04

DCSLO NJ, KDYZ POLICE A BANDTTE SOUCAsNE
sc OCTLE HPACSKEM DOUPETI

PHILADELPHIA. ?. fiina. Jeden muz bvl zabit pit
inIch poran6no bv6 tfi fronv zde dnes rano mel
poicsty domn6ltm karhanikv banditv. kteI pTepadl
hr56sk6 doupe skcro souGasne navst6vou policie.
iednom poran6n{ch yvadfii Sc l6kafi, ze nem6ze
zdsati zivu Pul ucu osob bvlo zat6eno zadrzeno
ako sv6dkove
Kdvz policie vnikla do karbanck6ho doup6te nasla
lam dvanact muzd posavenIch Ee zdi rukama vzhnru
ziraicch DO havn revoveru rikou 6tyr zakuklenfch
muzd. Dva iin bandit6 prohed6vaH Jim kapsy rovna
penize klenotv stole uprostfed pokoie
"Ruce vzhuur' Zvolal poru6k Graham. enz bvl tele
pocenf detv okam5in e6tla shasta Ma tuctv v5stFe
Iii bvo vvm6n6no rany klacly p6st6mi rozdayany
vSechnv stranv.
Kdyz sv6tla on5tn6 rozzata polcie nasla ednoho re
sveho po6u. detektiva Joepha McGnna srten6 zran6-
n@ho pet iinrch muz1 poran6no vazn6. NcGinn zpr1E
pozd6ii nemocnc kan by dopraven. Vice nez $4,000
ma hotovosti byo nalezeno stole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
OBETI BOURE.

New Orleans, La, 2. riina.-
Znamo jest, ze tIi muzi dv3
zeny isou mrtvi; tfinact iinych
Sc pohreSuje q parnik Speed
we'll jest ma dn6 zalivu Mexi-
ckeho jako vysledek hurikanu,
1enz sc pfihnal od iihu We sire
du noci. Prvni zprava o poto-
peni Sc parniku Speedwell byla
ser. zaslana pomocf iiskrov6 te
leerafie z lodi City of Mobile,
odkud zaroven oznameno, ze
yeze osm poZGstalych a re ma
zachrannem clunu. odkud wa
ii. ri muzi dv6 zenv zahynu-
II. CITY Of Mobile sdalil dale. re
shield clun tTinacti lidmi ze
ge pokouSi iich zachran6ni.
SpeedWell iel do New Orleans
6 nakledem mahaqOnOveho dfi-
vi pro Otis Manufacturing Co.
G potopil Sc "a bouTe, iez blize
nobTezf We stTodu V noci zufila.
Muzstvo ieho pozHstavalo %
Glen6. Ctvfi clunv bvlv vvslary
z tonoucl lodi 2 tech diva SO
pohfeSuif.
New Orleans. 9. fiina. Dnes
doSla sem zpr5va. re on6ch tfi-
n@ct poz6stalTch 2 rarniku
Sneedwell bvlo Zachran6no To-
IL T aLa Cunorio,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
POPLASNE ZPRAVY O
HEFFRONU BEZPCD-
STATNE..

Washington, d. G. Voiensky
attache. plukovnik V. s. Fur-
ban. liz k DIVE uein6nemu
prohla$enf sd6lil nam nvnf OBJ
sab hla$eni maiora Koptika,
velitele csl. transportu ma lodi
Tteffron. zaslan6ho radiem. po-
do kter6ho lod' opustila Homo
l0lu %. t. m. V Gpln6m pofad-
lIu q vSechnv poplasn6 zpravy
aa1erickFch listd. ze LODI Sc po-
topila9u Honkonou, isou tudiz
ranrosto bezpodstatn6.
Poole sd6lenf americkTch Il
Tad6 transport Heffron ma pri-
ieti do panamsk6ho kanalu ko-
lem 10. ffioa, odkud ma ieti
primo do Terstu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
SyRt ppe1TI OTCly
Pokus vrazdy a sebevrazda
mladeho bohace.

Chicago, 2. rfjna. Vzrusuiici
scena odehrala dnes pole
dne V kancelafi WIS. MacCrea,
millionaire ma tfinact6m poscho
di budovy plynarnf spolecnosti.
PriSel tam jeho syn. Smell Mac
Crea, bohaty renGar u Idaho a
osloVil otce, ienz prav6 V tn
chvili byl V pfedsfni kancelafe !:
"To iste Sc ke mn6 hanebne "a
choval Y t6 majetkov6 trans
'akci. Co hodlate s tim d6lat?
''Vis. co praynik rekl", od-
pov6d6l otec, a tom iiz tre-
skla rama z revolveru. Star$i
NacCrea vskoGil do sve kance-
l5fe, nicm6n6 vSak svn byl v
patach "a MIN, a nezli dv6fe
pfirazenv, prostrcil ruku s
revolverem a pokracoval
We strelb6. Snad by byl otce
stfelil, nebyt duchapTitomnosti
sleGny Very Danforthov6, iez
ruku niu strhla, takze kule ell
nezasahly.
Kdvz mladSf MacCrea ruku
vsunul zpet, snad s imvslem
zbran znova nabiti. 3Trazila
dv6fe zamkla. N6kolik Okla
mzik6 ticho Waldo V pfedsini a
DO t6 ozvala Sc stFelna rama q
pad t6la. Nladsf MacCrea stfe-
Ill SO do hlavy a byl skoro Okla
mite mrtev.
w. S. MacCrea bvl iednim 2
oroanisator6 zdeiSi plvnarni
snoleGnosti. avsak pred n6koli-
ka rokv vidal Sc 1Gasterstvi v
jeff sprave. Jest pokladan "a
millionaTe.
"NGi hoch mn6 hrozil pred
ScSti npb Sadmi masici. He "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
UHERSKA VLADA FINAN-
CUE PROTICEsKOU MO.
NARCHISTICKOU ACITACI.
Nsnci snazi Sc pIsobiti nesna.
re Ceskoslovenslxe Repu-
blice. Nova smlcuva S
Bulharskem.
(Kabelogram Cs. T. K.l

Praha, 30. zafi. N6mci zaha-
jill oposici proti Wade. Vlada
je podporoVana vsemi strana-
mi cesl1oslovenskEmi. N6meck6
+snae'aoras2dnlaa, adraaeTeas sva
"a Narodu o utiskovanf Nemc1
budo zodpov6d6no zahranic-
MIN ministerstvem. N6metti
socialni demokrat6 odmitli L.
cast na demonstra6ni stavce
$kolsk6 nemecko-nacionalnf.
Pr&vo Lidu a Arbeiterzeitung
dokumentarn6 dokazaly. re mo
narchisticka a protiGeskd agi-
tace We Vidni Jest financovana
vladou uherskou.
1ednani polSko-cesk6 V Kra-
koy6 o dodavkach uhli nafty
skonGeno smlouvou 27. zdfi.
Obchodni smlouva s Bulhar-
sl,em pf'izniv6 uzavfena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
ZEMEDFLcKE NFPOKOJE
W TTAfU.

Padua Ttalie. ?. fiina. Dv6
ste "r1Idrch" obl6haif sl,rninu
roal1ch statkari. ie5 obl,li6ili y
Nonselice tfinact mil odtud.
Jeden nuz bvl 7abit q dvacot
poran6no. Statl5aTi nrotestovali
proti stavcn zero6delsk6h0 DEL
nio+va coz zavdalo prvni pod
nt K bourim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
42,OOO RUSU ZAJATO

Varsava g. Tiina. President Pisudski, ienz sam O.
sobne ved ofensivu severn tront6, oznam "a
nasedek poraz Sestnac boevickgch divisf Staby fet
ctvrte armady byly zajaty Staby 2 Al . 55 81 di-
wise nekolka brgad puku upady zaieti Pocet
zajatcd udan Jest $4,000 Del bylo ukofisdno 16G
die 900 stfonich pusek 1900 pancGfovych k
nenych vakn, I'll aeropanu p okomotv, 2500 vozu de-
s motorovych kar velkych zasob stfeva jn6ho ma
terlau ktery boevc shromazd pro podzmn napor prot
POaklm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
Skvsla nabidka r. K. Americke Leeii

Chicago B. fijna. - Ridtelska rada Rytfd Kolunbo
vych odhasovala dnes nabdnou Amerke Lep S 600 000
dceem zffzeni pam6tn budovy We Washngon6 Rudova
Jez byla by postavena pamatku AmeriGanu pr zana
We valce obsahovaa BY auditorium pro 1000 osob mist
nos pro vyslouzilce ruznych vle Spoenym Statv We
denych Nelkou Armada Republiky jine podobn6 organ
VastnctW budovy bylo by yt6eno Anerck6 Teoii
byla by spravovana radon rditelu nabanudho fond
S10ooo0o tvoflo by fond nadaGni vydrzovam budovv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04

To ovsem nepfspeo uklidn6n obecenstva, aspon is6
Gast tehoz
Kdvz %. Vacha slonGl. a p. Voian obhaioval prot
eho krce to liz schnze dlouho retrvala Viola nahN Fo
Nastal hluk hlomoz. Obecenstvo, zeim6na damv.
odchazev cast 3raa nTedsedu cast hasem iehoz obem
stale vzr6stal, volaa: "hlasovat!"
tax odhasovalo, lax svrchu uvadfme,a DO infor-
manich debatach iez skonGenf schuze rozvnuv
domd Dovome 81 Tfci, re uprimni svobodam odchazei
zklamani a roztrpceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
KRVAVA RTTVA s BANDETY

Detroit g. mina. Diva poicist6 byli vazn6 poran6ni
eden domely bandia zab jny poranGn vpoucni bitv6
mezl poicisty zbujnky dnes Polcista Stan
byl sfelen do Charles Mitchell zabit bv6 Po-
lcista Rowland by sfelen do zad b6hem zapasu n6mz
Robert Billings byl vazne poran6n Bvy nasedovay kdyz
pocs6 zastavi n6kok zacali Sc jich vvptayati
co mali pohledavani ma ulicich tax fana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
PRO TPrTf rNTEPNACT-
ONkTIT

Milan 2 Tfina VNkonnT w
hor italsl16 eocialistick6 e+rqnv
dhoS r5no 7 hlasv prot < roz-
hodl pristoupiti ma zasady TIE
II internationally.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-04
b drde seoe saeii1 na pog

licii.
"Jsem jist, ze dial Sc znova
do pitt a pomatl Sc na rozumu.
Pred dvema roxy slfbil, re nj
kdy iiz nevezme lihovin do ust.
Neblahy ieho navyk pfivodil
rozvrat jeho domova V Idaho a
odlouceni cd zeny a ctyf d6tf'.
MacCrea popira, re by byl
zkratil sv6ho syna V iak6koli
obchodni transakci.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-27
OUR HEALTH CHIEF.


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befs OF a household IN winch the DIS.
ease exists or IS under suspicion are
not 70 bi'IdenSome tAat II VIII vitality
nlare anyone to observe Them. Many
g! the most widespread cases o. con
t3Elo'iT 0tstaHe5 nave peeH eadsed ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-27
JOY KILLING, A NATIONAL PAS.
TIME.

The I oague For Making Virtue
Odious took in new member Friday
and there was cause for great reioc.
ing among the brethren.
The Senate OF the South Carolina
Legislature made itself eligible for d
marble slab in The leagues liall Of
Gloom wher it passed a bill by an
overwhelming majority prohibiting
smoking in dining rooms Of hotels and
other public places.
Blows at Nilady Nicotine are no
new things in this ascetio land of
ours. In other states cigarettes have
been declared beyond the pale and de-
ported bag and baggage But the
South Carolina gentlemen leave her
playing The double role OF oltcast aGl
perfectly respectable lady
IN public they declare If shall be a
msdemeanor TO have her with sou.
i heavy fine is the penalty for both
smoker and hotel manager Who per-
nnts smoking Lut in the privacy OF
the home she becomes a. conventions
al and respectable as q church elder.
Why The distinctions And. as we
arc in Il mood for asking questions.
what next?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-27

with tonsilitis is reported much bet
ter al this time.
Master Delmar lIeglund and sister
Harriet of Ottawa are visiting with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Il, Read OF the east side.
I'D Fitzgerald of oglesby was a
business caller in this vicinity recent.
ly.
Owing to the recent heavy snow r,i-
raj carriers were unable To make the
entire trip on Saturday.
{. l.. Zachary and J. A Yocum at
tended the Everett and Mcdowell
lnroe Jersey swine sale at Strea,or
In February
Mrs Hazel skinner and Miss Grace
Ramsey were dinner guests Saturday
at the home Of The Misses Gertrude
and NiIdgeu Lock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-27


Richard Hermann OF Burning aV-
g4ue WIS reported quite sick at his
he@a for several days
ates ora Harris has been helping
with saa household duties ut the +.
/ 4 home west Of town Tor the past
saak
Tine " II lockwood home on Svl-
VAN avenue was the scene Of Il very
da8ghtmI aa8 par& on Friday oven
ug when they entertained at the
aHlaz 81 ~ despite the raging snow
re.+,e ..g4lN ,,,.t-.,ifa8 .,{+1{}a I'M,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-27

NEW York; Francesca Rer.
TIM, Italy'S most famous star,
both of the stage and the screen,
and said to be one of the most
coming to America, she has mad
a remarkable career. having been
the daughter of peasant parents
and having risen in six years to
tho highest pinnaclea of fame GA
the stage in Italy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
SEVEN MINOR BILLS
PASSED BY SENATE

Under suspension Of the rules, seven
bills Of minor importance were passed
by the senate IN the morning session
Today.
In addition to the passage OF these
bills several Of the administration meas.
ures, as advocated by Gov James +.
Goodrich In his message TO the assent
bly,, were reported TO the senate follow
ing their passage by the house.
Included In these bills were those Of
the war memorial, the johnson home
rule tax bill and the bill introduced by
Representative Craig. providing for
eugenic marriages
Two OF thees measures, the Johnson
tax bill and the soldiers war memorial
bill were ordered printed at once by
Lieut. Gov. Bush In order that they may
be brought to the attention of the SEN
ate as soon rs possible.
Following are the bills passed by the
senate.
II. b. No. ga, giving soldiers and
sailors Of the world war their widows
and orphans, the same privileges as those
OF the veterans Of the Civil war and Span
ish American wars.
II. b. 5s3, providing for the mainten-
ance of county tuberculosis hospitals.
H. B. No. $50, permitting cities that
are raised to the third class by the last
census to name city treasurers.
II. Z. No. 542, legalizing action OF coun-
ty commissioners where defects in pro-
ceedings prevent sale Of bonds for county
hospitals.
II. b. No. SIS, providing for issuance
Of bonds by township trustees for the
erection of new school buildings
II. B. No. 545, permitting additional
tax levy for the construction Of the
Burns ditch at Gary.
S. B. No. 413, repeating the 1919 law
providing for drainage to lower the level
Of lakes In Noble and LAGRANGE counties
The Kiper tax bill, known as the sub
stitute or legalizing BILL is now up to
the senate as a committee % the whole.
When this bill will be called up for
consideration is not known, those mem
bers of the upper house, who have had
charge Of the measures, being unable
to state when action will be taken on
them. or what disposition will finally be
made
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

for state, county, school. road, township
and all other purposes, and all taxes for
city, town or municipal purposes. shall
attach on all real estate on the first day
Of March annually: and such lien on real
estate for all taxes due from the owner
thereof, which have been heretofore
placed on the tax duplicate or which have
heretofore accrued or which shall accrue
or attach on or before the hrst day of
March, 1919, with interest and penalties
In each case, shall continue for ten years
from and after the first Monday in May,
1920, and no longer, unless already sold
for taxes, and such lien on real estate for
all such taxes as shall attach or accrue
or become due from the owner thereof
from and after the first day Of March,
1870 with interest and penalties in each
case, shall continue for ten years from
and after the first Monday in May in
each year in which such taxes become
due and payable according to law, and
no longer unless already sold for taxes,
which lien shall nowise be affected or
destroyed by any sale or transfer of any
such real estate; provided, that in any
case where suit. action or other proceed
ing is instituted by proper authority for
the collection of any such taxes or the
enforcement of any such lien on real
estate at any time within said ten years
limitation, but has not been completed.
that said ten years limitation shall be
extended until the final termination and
completion of any such suit, action or
other proceeding: Provided, further, that
no amount OF taxes dropped from the tax
duplicate g provided for in this act. shall
be lien against any property in the
hands of a bona hde purchaser without
actual notice thereof while such taxes
so remain dropped from the tax dupli-
cate"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
CLIP HALF MILLION
OFF APPROPRIATION

Approximately $1,13S.0J5.77 has been
agreed upon by the senate and house Of
representatives, as the total appropria-
ton to be carried by the institutional
deficiency bill.
The report OF the conference commit
tees Of the house and senate was made
late Wednesday and was concurred in
by both houses.
Approximately S59O.47s.25 was clipped
from the bill in conference, after 1t
previously had been amended In the SEN
ate by making additional appropriations
The largest single item of reduction
made by the conference committee was
the clipping OF the senate's appropria-
ton of S5000 600 to the state highway COM
mission for the construction of roads.
The total appropriation figures in
clude the appropriation of 1920, 1888, for
REIN bursting the general fund of the state
treasury for advancements made there
from during the fiscal year ending Sept
30, 1919. to the correctional and benevolent
institutions of the state.
The appropriation for the Eastern Hos
pital for the Insane at Richmond was
fixed at $4,000 in place of $500.
Both houses concurred in the senate
amendment for the paying of a $3.50
claim of the Bordeland Coal Sales Com
pany against the Northern hospital for
the Insane.
Both houses agreed to reject an
amended appropriation of $4,000 for the
Southeastern Hospital for the Insane,
leaving the appropriation at $4,000.
Both houses agreed to Ak the appropri-
alton for the School for Feeble Minded
Youth at Fit. Wayne at $4,000, instead
Of 100000.
1t was agreed to adopt senate amend
ment adding $1,000 TO the $4,000 APP
preparation for the Indiana State SAM
torium at Rockville
Approval was given to increasing ths
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
HOUSE MEMBERS NOTE
NEGLEY,S CRITICISM

That the effects of Senator Negleys
speech of criticism against the house Of
representatives were felt is in evidence
in at least one of the bills which have
come before the house since that time.
Representative Youse's motion yester-
day to suspend constitutional rules, fol-
lowing the second reading of engrossed
senate bill No. 40, was lost, and the bill
will be brought up for third reading to-
day.
The bill provides for the correction of
the legality of former bill passed to
build a road on the county line between
Huntington and Wells counties which
it is said, is now impossible.
Members of the committee on county
and township business had previously
recommended the passage of the bill In
their report.
SUSPENSION OF RULES
MEETS OPPOSITION.
Representative Smith of Gibson coun-
t.Nyas active in a debate following the
ma Ton to suspend constitutional rules.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
AUTO EQUIPMENT
BILL CAUSES ROW

City and county interests FLASHED yes
terday in the discussion of house bill
No $40, which was amended to regu-
late the equipment on automobiles.
Opposition 10 the passage of the bill
for the most part. was made by legisla-
tors living in cities, while the rural
members Of the house were active in
their stand for the bill.
Provisions that a mirror be attached
TO the side of a motor vehicle in a po-
sition where the driver has unobstructcA
view Of the road behind was the prin-
cipal issue of the bill.
It is provided also in the bill tina
operators of motor vehicles must slacken
speed at crossroads, and be provided
with adequate brakes, warning instru-
ment, and at least two front lights and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

at is a platform measure, and one that
the people Of the state want.
at is my opinion that this bin should
be studied carefully, and should be re-
ferred to a committee to be carefully
gone over.
81 don't want it sent to conferences
committee, but rather to a good old-fash-
toned republican committee, which will
work on it."
A motion was offered to refer the bull
to a committee of five members to con-
slider the measure, and to call for pub
lie hearing, but the motion was lost.
SHARP PRACTICE
IS CHARGED.
Objections to suspension Of the rules,
in order to have the bill passed at yes
terday afternoons session, were made by
a few senators, who charged SHARP prac-
tice" on the part Of several members,
who were trying to "get the bill through
without letting the rest of the senate
know anything about II"
To disprove any allegation of sharp
practice, the motion to suspend the rules
was withdrawn and consent was given
to hold the bill over, on the theory that
it would pass when called up again, until
the measure was returned from the state
printer, with all amendments attached.
By an amendment offered by Senator
Rats, and concurred in by the senate,
the secretary of state would be provided
with sufficient help to carry out the
provisions of the act.
The amendment also specified salaries
to be paid to the assistants. which would
total not more than $4,000 for all clerical
help, for the year.
While many of the members Of the
senate claim that the bill which will
come before the senate for passage is
not adequate, yet they claim that the
amendments will put teeth" in it, and
at the same time not tend to drive legiti-
mate business out of the state.
1t is expected that the passage Of the
bill will be practically unanimous.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

a red rear light, all Of which must be
lighted one hour before sunset and con-
tinue burning one hour after sunrise,
in addition to which the rear light must
have attached a lens for throwing a
white ray Of light upon the license tag
% render the numerals visible for a
distance of at least 100 feet.
The front lights of the vehicle must
be visible for a distance of more than
zoo feet, according to the bill.
That the motor of the machine must
be stopped while the vehicle is unat-
tended is one of the provisions.
A motion by Representative Abrams
to strike out the enactment clause was
defeated
Representative Smith pointed out that
If the bill Is posed by both houses the
law will not be enforced, citing the
Llxity of enforcement of the motor cut.
out law as a parellel case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

IT am not in favor of the suspension
of rules" he said
''We have already brought criticism
against us by the senate because of the
slip-shod way in which we are passing
the bills under suspension of rules.
1--WE ought to permit only the most i'm
portant bills to be subjected to vote
under suspension of rules.
"All minor measures should follow the
regular program of procedure of being
read for three consecutive days before q
vote is taken for passage.
Several other members of the house
said that they would adhere to the con-
stitutional rules, except in an emer-
gency bill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
AMENDMENTS ADDED
TO SKY BILL IN SENATE

blue sky" law will be passed in
the Indiana state senate as soon as the
state printer is able to print copies of
the bill with the amendments as or
dered by the senate.
This Is indicated by the action of the
senate Wednesday when the bills were or
dered printed by Chairman Bush, follow
ing defeat of a motion to suspend the
rules and pass the measure late yester-
day afternoon.
Two DAYS time have been consumed by
the senate in discussion of the bill as 1t
was passed by the house, and in making
amendments that would make it accept
able to all members.
Approximately twenty amendments
were offered to the bill as sent to the
senate from the lower house, most OF
which were accepted by the senators.
DEFEAT MOVE TO REFER
BILL TO COMMITTEE.
Attempts were made TO have the bill
returned TO a committee with instruc-
tions to consider amendments, study the
bill. hold a public hearing II deemed
necessary, and report back to the SEN
ate. with a bill ready for passage.
The attempt to refer the bill to COM
mittee met with defeat, however, be-
cause most of the senators who favored
immediate passage Of a blue sky law
were opposed to further delay.
Those opposing this move, however
consented TO await the printing OF the
amended bill, before taking vote on
passage of the measure.
Gentlemen, you are considering at
this time, bill Of the utmost fmpor-
lance" said Lieut.. Gov. Edgar ID. Bush,
speaking for immediate consideration OF
the bill with view to early passage.