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der stadig lGd Hurraraab for Flens-
borg, OF mems den enc Fedrelands-
Sang blew afsunget efter den anden,
lpd ustanselig Raabet: Flensborg
Toget drog til Amalienborg, hvor
Kongen kom frem we'd ct Vindue,
log efter Leveraab fra Mengden for
Kong Christian holdt Redakt@r Chri-
stiansen en- Tale til Kongen, der tax
kede de Tilstedeverende og sluttede
med ct Leve for Fedrelandet. Saa
sang Forsamlingen der er ct yndigt
Land, og efter Leveraab for Konge
og F@dreland sixties man.
Til de tidligere meddelte Presse-
udtalelser ON Va%lgresultatet skal fol-
gende tilf6jes:
Nj gjelder det de 10000 Mellem-
slesvigeres Skjebne, som har stemt
for Danmark, skriver "Flensborg
Avis. Op imod Wind og Str@m har
Diet danske Folks Forposter fra den
lange Udlendighedstid sGgt at bane
sig Vel hjem til deres Fadreland.
Mango Landsmend har stGttet at
varmt Hjerte, andre, deriblandt de
Styrende i Kongens Rad, har gjort,
hvad de kunde, for at st9de dem I'D i
0rkenen.
Skal disse Egne, som err bleven for
tyskede paa Grundlag at Preussens
t%raktatlige LGftebrud til Befolknin-
gen, skal disse Egnes danske Beboere,
som i den verste Mprketid holdt I'D /
Forvisning ON Retferdighedens SER,
og som like engang MAJ optere for
Danmark, nu prisgives Elendigheden
og at Diet sejrende Europa udleveres
til Preussens ubarmhjertige Hevn?
Den, der har veret Ojenvidne til,
hvad wore Modstandere har tilladt
sig, endog under Diet internationale
Styre, hvorledes de i de sidste Dage
har raset med Trusler og Skjaldsord
og legemlig Overcast , vii have en-
svag Forestilling ON, hvad Diet vii
sige.
Man vii arbejde med, at nogle MAJ
ofres for Diet Heles Vel. Tror man,
at man faar Ro og Fred med Diet ty-
ske Flensborg lige sgd for Grensen
we'd en- grensedelt Fjord?
Skal like Danmark for bestandig
blues over sit eget Folk, saa betenkei
dette sig nu like ct Ojeblik, men rel
ser sig som en- Mand og krever en-
L6sning af Diet spnderjyske Spqrgs-
maal, som like lGnner to Menneske-
|aldres Forpostkampe med at prisgive
Tusinder at danske Slesvigere til de
preussiske Voldsmends Hevn.
Venstrebladet "Aalborg Amtst.":
Men vi giver like OPP! vi stoler paa
de Allieredes Klarsyn og Retssans.
de we'd, som vi, hvor forkvaklede de
politiske Forhold for Djeblikket er i
Danmark. De we'd, at Diet store Fler-
tai af Diet danske Folk har en- anden
Mening i wort rationale Sp@rgsmaal
end Diet Ministerium, der STAR i
Spidsen for Folket. Og de Allierede
we'd at vurdere de Stemmer, SON al
Orig burde have vaeret tagne med.
Ligesom de Allierede vii vide, som
der STAR i Fredstraktatens Paragraf
100: at .tage Hensyn til de 9konomi-
ske og g%eografiske. Forhold.
SGnderjyllands gamle danske Ho-
vedstad gjort til en- stor tysk BY lige
udenfor den danske Grense er en-
Uhyrlighed, IN Uretferdighed og en-
stadig Fare for Danmark, men tillige
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Ost til England.

Ost til England.
For en- It'd siden afgik en- Prove,
sending af Ost til England. Den fix
en- serdeles god Modtagelse, og Re,
sultatet at de Forhandlinger, der der.
efter har fundet Sted, err bleven, at
Mejeriernes F@llesorganisation nu
vii begynde en- planm@ssig Eksport al
Ost. Prisen, der tilbydes i England.
er tilfredsstillende. Men den Ost, del
sendes afsted, skal vere upaaklagelie
og saa ensartet som muligt.
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Dodsfnld.

DguS!utu.
Marinemaler Professor Blache, 81
Aar gammel, er afgaaet we'd OGDEN
paa sin Villa i Rosenvsnget efter ct
kortere Sygeleje. Christian Blache
var fpdt 1. Febr. 1888 som SGn al
Aarhusrektoren H. H.. Blache og
blew efter at have staaet kort It'd
Skibsbyggerlere Elev paa Kunstaka-
demiets Malerskole. Krigen 1864
gjorde Blache med tilsps ombord paa
Fregatten SHETLAND efter Aaret for
at have udstillet fprste Gang paa
Charlottenborg.
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Eft Flensborg Samfund.

Eft Hensborg Samfund.
Da de danske V@lgere ombord pas
"Haakon' sejlede hjem fra Flens.
borg, blew der af Ingenior Paul Lar:
sen foreslaaet, at der skulde dame:
ct Flensborg-Samfund med Diet For.
maal at holde Unforeseen for Flens.
borg vedlige og navnlig for at hjelpt
danske Smaakaarsfolk i Flensborg
hvis Byen like blew dansk.
Denne Tanke tiltraadtes bl. a. al
Admiralen og at fhv. Guvernpr Hell.
weg--Larsen, der var med ombord
Flensborg-Samfundet saa Dagen>
Lys, da Solen stod op. | ct Opraab
som udsendtes, blew Samfundets For.
mail prsciseret nqjere som u vides,
;muligt Omfang at hja,lpe voreLands.
mand dernede i deres Kamp for Til.
slutning til Moderlandet." Medlems-
bidraget blew sat til 5 Kr. aarlig.
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En- halv MM.DoH. til Efterkommere

En- halv MiH.DoH. til Efterkommere
at Danske, der faldt under Stjer-
nebanneret.
Den danske Legation i Washing
ton indberetter, at den we'd Udgangen
at 1919 har modtaget 113 Sager we'd
rqrende Forsikringer og Erstatnings-
belqb, som tilfalde Efterladte efter
Danske, der faldt som Soldater i den
amerikanske Her under Verdenskri-
gen. De 43 at disse Sager er tilkjendt
de Paagjeldende i Assurance og Err
staining ialt ct Belpb at 1885, 900 Dol
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horn. I samnse Ojeblik flygtede De-
monstranterne, og Politiet fix intet at
bestille, Gaden var rolig med Diet
.samme.
Hr. Zahe SOW derefter videre som
den Mand, der har en- god Samvittig-
he'd.
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lars, skjqnt Diet virkelige Belqb er op
mod en- halv Million, idet en- Rekke
Sager er afgjort udenom Gesandtska-
bet. Forsikringssummerne err i de al
lerfleste Tilfelde 100000 Dollars.
Nogle har npjedes med 5000 og en-
enkelt med 5000 Dollars.
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Politiet / SonderjyHand.

POLltlet S3nderjyHand. ""
Der vii forelqbig blive ansat 200
Ordensbetjente og so Statsbetjente
S6nderjylland. Det ventes, at Diet
vesentlig oliver SGnderjyder, der
kommer til at beklede Embederne.
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HI.
PARK GARAGE

FOREST LAKE, MINI.
Mar De kommer til denne By og mangler
Gasoline, da hills paa vor kjendte Lands.
mand Kloster, der tillige udfsre Automo-
bilreParationer.
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Kupon - v@rd so Cents.
Send os denne Kupon og so Cts.
For at indtrodusere wort fortrinli-
&c LGgemiddel, Universal Lini-
ment, vii vi sende Dem en- $1.O0
Flaske pr. omgaaende Post. N@vn
dette Blad.
Universal Remedies Co.,
1913 West Superior Street,
Duluth. MINI.
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'H6nse-Jens Nev like umyndiggjort.
l Vorup Sogn we'd Randers Dor en-
gammel Original, kaldet "Hpnse-
Jens', alene i ct fuldstendigt umu-
ligt Hus, som er opfqrt at Brsdder.
l Huset RAIDER ct Griseri, hvis Mage
skal sqge widen om. Amtmanden var
fornylig ude at Sc paa "Herligheden",
og Resultatet af dette Bespg blew, at
S%ogneraadet satte sig i Bevagelse for
at faa "Honse-Jens" indlagt paa For
sGrgelsesanstalten i Mariager. Det
Wide han imidlertid like h9re Tale
ON, men Amtslegen i Randers erkla-
rede, at Forholdene i Huset var saa-
ledes, at Diet like kunde forsvares at
lade ct Menneske DO der. Sogneraa-
Diet Wide derfor have Manden umyn-
diggjort, og Politimester Seidenfaden
begjsrede dette. Sagen kom for
Landsretten. hvor den behandledes
forleden. Overretssagfqrer Bjarne
johnson var beskikket Defensor for
"Hpnse-Jens" og gjorde i sit Defen-
sorat gjeldende at der intet var at
gjGre Manden umyndig over, da han
like ejede saa meget som en- Toskil-
ling. Og Retten kom til Diet Result
tat at Begjeringen ON UmyndiggjG-
relse like kunde tages tilfqlge.
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Naar Diet g8lder Diet
gamle, k8re Danmark.

saa saelger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra allie Steder i Ameri-
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse /
og store Bel9b. Paalidelig Un-
derretning. Landsmand hj@lpes til
rette. Plads i Smaakahytter reser-
veres.
Mortensen & Crook,
Diet 3S-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for ale LINER,
2818 North Ave. CHICAGO. II,
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~Danmark. ~

Garden vere Rekreationshjem for
s9nderjyske Krigsinvalider og danske
Fredsinvalider.
Til U%dfGrelsen af Planen kreves
200, 900 Kr., og Diet er Meningen, at
Garden skal vare saa stor, at der
hver Sommer kan modtages 800 Vete-
raner, og Sagen vii man sGge bragt i
IOrden linden Gjenforeningen.
S9r9veri.
Ombord paa en- Bark "Willemoes'
opdagede man paa Rejsen til Eng
land, at Spisekammeret var blevet
saa godt som ganske tqmt for allie sine
Herligheder, hvorfor Mandskabet
MATTE sHttes paa streng Ration og
ankom til BeStemmelsesstedet halvdp-
de at Suit.
Det viste sig, at det var en- afmqn-
street Kok,som havde s%tjaalet hele Ski
bets Beholdning af Madvarer. Han
er anholdt.
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Eft T'idens Tegn.

ct T'idens Tegn.
Gyldendal har udsendt 3 Boyer
der allie er trykt i Berlin. Dette e1
ct meget alvorligt Tegn paa, i hvac
Refining Udviklingen gaar der
.hjemme.
Oct kan like mere betale sig a,
lade danske Handler udfqre dansk
Arbejde. bet gaar til Udlandet, Kle.
der og meget andet, fordi Arbejde,
udfqres langt billigere der.
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Mandag Aften ankom til Kjpben-
havn RedaktGr Ernst Christensen
Flensborg og nogle andre af Leder-
ne dernedefra, og paa Perronen hav-
de der samlet sig en- stor Menneske-
mengde, der hilste de Ankommende
med Leveraab. Efter at Studenter-
sangforeningen, der var m9dt paa
Perronen, havde sunget nogle Sange,
|holdt Redakt@r Christensen, der hill
sizes med Jubel og Leveraab,, en- Tale,
hvori han skildrede Kampen i Flens-
borg, og sluttede med. at udtale, at
Flensborgs Haab nu stod til Dan
mark. Da han spurgte, ON Dansker-
ne Wide skuffe den, raabte allie: Mel
l Ankomsthallen var der ligeledes
samlet en- Mengde paa mango Tu-
sinder, og her talte Redakt6r Chri-
stiansen paany. Derpaa drog man
med Musk og Studentersangforenin-
gen j Spidsen gjennem Strdget, hvor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
FOR A CITY BEAUTIFUL

The park agitation started several
Z week ago by the Journal and taken up
by the Commercial club has resolved
itself into the following propositions:
First q block Of ground in Riverside.
north Of the river.
Second a plot Of ground to be do
mated BY Mr. Mott, and lying south Of
the Gooding road just west Of the
brick yard.
Third, an auto park located for tenn
porary use on the vacant ground east
Of the city pump house.
Fourth. the purchase of the Murphy
property which lies close in town and
is large enough to make most beau
tiful city park as well as an auto
camping park.
Fifth, the purchase of two acres OF
the Webb orchard for use as an auto
park.
A petition was circulated Monday
asking the village board to purchase
the two acres of Mr.. Webb for use as
an auto park. The board at its meet
ing Tuesday evening took the matter
under advisement, largely on the
grounds that most OF the petitioners
were not tax payers, The board, it is
understood. desires to meet as many
tay payers as posesible next Monday
evening at the club rooms to further
discuss the park proposition.
The village board justly takes the
position that IL the majority of the tar
payers wish the village to purchase
a city park site the board Is willing
to do so. That proposition ought ts
strike everyone az about the right way
to handle the matter. So IL you are
tax payer. you are interested in thiE
matter and you should not fail to let
the members OF the village board
know what you think OF it by Monday
night.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
BUSINESS CLUB DoINes

Another interesting meeting Of She
shone business men was held Monday
evening in the rooms Of the Shoshone
Club. DR.. Jones addressed the meeting
and gave more details regarding the
proposition of converting the Vernon
property south of town into q hospital:
a corporation to be formed for the
purpose and shares sold to the public
The plan is to incorporate for $4,000
and sell about $4,000 worth of stock
and for the present to retain the re-
naming $4,000 as treasury stock.
The matter of an automobile park
again came up and a new site for such
a park was placed before the meeting
by the committee. The new site is the
Webb place located in the west end
Of the town on the north side of the
railroad track. Two acres on the west
side OF the land are covered with
prune trees and alfalfa with a row Of
large poplar trees can be purchased for
1920. This land would require but
little expense to place it in condition
for a wen located park that would meet
the necessary requirements. It seemed
to impress favorably the persons at
the meeting and on Tuesday a petition
was passed among the business houses
in the town requesting the City Council
to purchase this land for park purposes.
The Council is trying its best to learn
the sentiment of the people of the
community on the important matter of
the location Of such a park and when
this is done viii also try to devise ways
and means to buy and pay for the prop
erty.
Another meetin Of business men will
be held next Monday night and COM
mittees appointed to act in several
matters win report as to whet is being
done.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05

that it seems to me that if the work
can once be started, once be put
under way, one thing will lead to
another and it viii not be very many
years before the American Falls reser-
voir is built to the largest possible
capacity and we will be looking else
whore for more water.
The scheme has been proposed
you have doubtless heard of ito
bring water from the Yellowstone IN
the future it may be possible to go
beyond the development of the Snake
River and bring into cultivation lands
we could not supply from the Snake
River waters alone. but we have an
enormous amount If vafet here to
proceed with, and it not beyond the
realm Of possibility ttt a.Hian acres
of additional land 1@nf Dee brought
into cultivation in ,He s3aG of idaao
with the Snake Iivor oatcrs iane.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
> 9 d. . 9 9 Q 9 9 g 9 g 9 9
> DIETRICH PRECINCT NOTES

9 . . . . . . &: . ? . = . = e
5. \. Bate, sr, and his son John
Bate, have bought forty acres Of land
+ lying east of and adjoining the home
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson. Of Bes-
slen. recently became the happy par
ents of fine boy baby The young
gentleman is of so modest and re-
firing a disposition that he neglected
to give US the exact date.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kislini. Of
Seattle, formerly of this place, have
lost their little three months old baby
the only child of the family
Homer Turner Vance SheIlman and
Kaney Crist automobiled to Boise
Monday for a weeks business visit.
Mrs. Crist and Mary, Mrs. Mustard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Custer, Meta Eddy,
Clarence Anderson. Agent Smith and
Jack Pense were in Shoshone Wednes-
day night attending the entertainment
given by the soldier boys.
Tyler Christian. it is reported has
sold his farm. the former Ginett place,
out near Star Lake.
Carol Borden has been suffering with
the flu for week past but is now
recovering.
Rev. Brown OF Shoshone, and Rev.
Bartlett, OF Richfeld, are holding re-
ligious meetings in the Methodist
church at Dietrich this week.
Mrs. S. A. Bate. Sr.. Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. SAVERS. at Twin Falls,
this week.
A new industry has sprung up in
Dietrich, the skilled and artistic paint |
Ing OF automobils. Ben Matson and !
Rufus Anderson are the artists in this
line
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
(Too late for last week.

The various coaches and principals
of the larger schools of Lincoln county
have held a meeting, and after electing
A. ]. Werrel as chairman, have decided
to have a track and field meet at Sho-
shone the latter part Of April or the
first of May.
The principal events are arranged
as follows:
Dashes-Boys. so yds; 100 yds; 22o
yds; 440 yds; one-half mile run and
one-haIf mile relay.
Dashes-Giris. so yds; 100 yds; and
one fourth mile relay. Only four par
ticipents will be entered in the girls
dashes.
Hurdles-22o low and 40 low.
jump; pole vault and shot, 12 pounds.
The rules will be: All schools must
use the Shoshone discus. poles, etc. II
50 desired by the majority. The list Of
entries must be submitted to A. J.
Werrel FIVE days before the event.
No fee will be charged
No one individual can enter in more
than ten events. Each school that is
entered must agree to support this
measure and insure it's success.
Many OF the teachers and pupils
who have been i'll with the flu are back
at school again.
II the influenza ban is lifted the |
basket ball girls will be at the Twin
Falls tournament March 5.
Since Washinston's birthday was on
Sunday this year, the school missed
one of its holidays.
AS the senior play has been sue
,essfully completed, the next outside
went Of Importance will be the "Oper- :
'tta" Of March 27. given under super
'ision OF Mrs. wilkins.
Saturday the seniors took their play
0 Dietrich at the invitation Of Prof.
'uster OF the high school The high a
chool auditorium was donated for Q
heir use and the high school students b
nd Prof. Custer helped erect the
cenery and gather the necessary fur
iture. A good crowd attended from Z,
'Ietrioh and some cars from Shoshone p
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
THE STAR ScRAPEH

The Star Scraper, put on at the
Baugh Wednesday night by the Amer
lean Legion boys of Pocatello and
under the auspices OF the Weeks
Yaden post Of Shoshone, was more
than up to advance announcement. It
is strong plot well sustained
throughout and the players were for
the most part Of more than usual
talent.
The play was preceded by q talk
from the American Legion Adjutant
who explained the plans and purposes
of the Legion and his talk was receiv-
ed by the audience with the greatest
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
DIETRICH SCHOOL NOTES

The Shoshone high school entertain.
ment which was given at the Dietrich
auditorium last Saturday night was
well received here
Christine Custer celebrated her fifth
birthday by giving a party Tuesday.
Florine McGowain, Mary Morrow, Bob
bic and Dorothy Houston and Dorothy
Sherman were her guests.
The Morrow, Mcclure. Barrachoa.
and Gallentine children have recovered
from the flu and are back in school
again.
Ida Matson is absent from school on
account Of q sprained ankle.
Our basket ball boys were defeated
at Bliss last Friday on account OF lack
Of practice. We had given VI basket :
ball but owed Bliss return game.
The teachers and some OF the town I
'olles are going to stage a home talent
play soon. Deacon Dubbs is the title.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

. 2 @ o . q . 9 . .
The Southern Idaho state sectiona,
tournament takes place in Twin Falls
March and 6.
Don't forget the quarterly exam.
next week.
At senior class meeting Tuesday
eve the seniors decided on class rings
and hope to be wearing them in a few
weeks.
Miss Brooks is still under the doc
tors care but 1t Is hoped she will be
with US next week.
Last Friday afternoon an unusual
program. "A Faculty Take OF" under
the direction Of Miss Smith. was
enjoyed by students and
faculty.
Many realistic traits OF the teachers
we're cleveriy taken or at an urgent
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEET
ING

A meetin OF the Republican county
committee has been called for Satur-
day, March 2, to be held at the court
house at 2 p. m. for the purpose of
arranging to select delegates to the
state convention to be held at Coeur
d'Alene which win select delegates 10
the National Republican convention.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05

brought a fair representation of the
home town. The actors did very well
considering the difficulties. which were
unavoidable. and took in about $50.
We wish to thank the Dietrich high
school for its support. and the many
Dietrich people who so kindly offered
their household furnishings for our
use.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
x faeuIty meeting by the foIIowing So

faculty meeting by the following stu
dents:
Mr. Wesson ---.----......-.-.-- John Thomas
Mr. Werrell ----------..---.-------.---- Ed. Ryan
Miss Wilson -------------------- Mabel Rands
Miss Monahan -------------------- Ethel Tuel
Miss Faris .----..-------------------- JOY Noble
Miss Brooks ---------------- Twilla Phillips
Miss Jennie Jones ---- Ellen Erickson
Miss h'iinor Jones --- Montana Murray
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO BE 4 CAN
DlDATE FOR REELECTION =
VIII Stand SquareIy on Administra-
ton Record-characteriz Cabinet
Form of Government as Living, Vir-
lie Success.

Governor D. W. Davis, in a state
ment to the public and a message to
the Rupublicans of Idaho, announced
his candidacy for recollection.
He will stand, he said, "suqarely
upon the administration record" He
characterizes the cabinet form of gov
ernment as living, virile success
and he makes the prediction that Ida
no will never change back to the
''worn-out, out-of-date system of the
past" Both statement and message
follow:
VIII net Force Campaign.
'In making the statement that 1 ex-
pect again to be candidate for gov
ernor of Idaho. It is with absolutely
no intention OF opening up at this time
4 campaign for the nomination. It is
done rather for the purpose Of in
party with which 1 affiliate that the
wishes of many of them are being ac-.
ceded to In this action.
six months will ensue before the
conventions which will nominate the
for state office and in that
time matters OF the most supreme i'm,
portanee to Idaho and her people will
be before us. In these 1 hope to take
q part and expect to give my energies
to them and not to campaign for Of
iice. Naturally it will give me but
little time to accord to political mat
ters."
Evening star., 1920-05-23

The lot consists of strictly perfect
opaque shades in light and dark coll
ors, and seconds of Holland finished
duplex shades-green on ono side and
white or yellow on the other.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

Cool, comfortable Athletic
Union Suits, of white checked
muslin, made with taped but
tons for attaching the outer
garment. A special price for
Monday.
Richelieu Union Suits,
$1.2S to 500
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-14
LARGER HOUSE
is PROBABLE
Increase In Population Indicates Mem.
bership of 500-Chamber Already
Overcrowded.

WASHINGTON, July IA study of
the census of 1920 has been started by
Representative Siegel, new chairman OF
the house committee on census, who will
have charge of the bill apportioning the
members of the house of representatives
for the various states. If precedent IS
followed, the number will be increased
to approximately 500 members.
The present size of 435 members grew
from 39l in 1910, jump of forty-four
members. An increase has been made
every decade since 1890 with the single ex-
eeption of 1910. The senate forced a re
duction in size that year from DAD to ~
Unless an increase is made IN the new
apportionment bill several states will lose
some of their representation. Preliminary
estimates place the population IN 1870 al
close to l06,000,000. 1t was 9l,972,266. II
1910.
Il has been estimated that ten states
would lose, VIZ, Indiana, Iowa and MIS-
souri, two each; Illinois, Kentucky
Maine, Maryland, Nebraska, Vermont
and Virginia, one each.
The house now is overcrowded. 1t ha
more than fonr times as many member
as the senate Seats nearly fill the cham
/ her. The old individual desks, which en-
i abled members to stay in the house an,
II work. were abandoned ten years ago
IS difficult to keep a quorum, beeaus
members must go to their offices TO slg
letters and attend to other details. Men
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-14

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