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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29


Twenty-Five members o. the class Of
'iaai vii receive their degrees a. this
time. The nradunuuE cinaa this year
lH the largest in fha history or the
University. Ten Of the graduates will
receive the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts
and twelve the degree Of Bachelor 81
Science. six Of those receiving the
derrce ~ Bachelor OF Science are
mcmbofs Of the EnFinecring college.
f'oilowlng h. the program ~ the
ment exercises
l.. March.
"country Gardens tcfalnger)
Rss. charles RI NcKean
3. Music.
"AmericaT
Audience aud q. ~ N Chorus
4 Nctn solo. Il
"Muloteer ~ Trasons" CHenrion)
Thomas v. Caikins
g.. Commencement address.
Austin 81 Grille, Ii D.
Former prcaidouf ~ the
New Mcxico College 81
Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts.
Deep River" tHuricigh)
n. ~ ". Male octet
Z. Comforting n Degrees;
The President o. the University,
David s Hlii. IN. d
;. Mualc.
"a stream Sf silver Moonslhne"
4. \. N. Male Octet
y. Bcnediction;
Rev Thomas .. Harvey
Bc-or Day Program.
I Previous 20 the committeeman pro-
| gram. the Honor bay exercises will
be- held al 9ifb o'clock Tho hour
was changed from s.tt IN order that
the Honor bay exercises might be
disposed ~ before the commencement
program The Honor Duy program j.
an innovation at tbs University OF
New Mexico. although Il has bean a
custom al the University % Arizona
for u number of years.
ono student whose Scholarship rec
ord for the year has been the best
will ho chosen from each OF he four
classes. both IN the Arts n Science
college and in tho Enginoring college.
aud these eight students will receive
! from the faculty certificates II encci-
tencc In scholarship. Tho committee
10 charge ~ the appointments. con-
sistlng OF Deans Mitchell and Eyre,
and Professors CLARK. Barnhart. Coan
and Moshcr and Rogisirar KIN. WIS
appointed by President I'M last week.
Tho g. Z. French medal for the best
scholarship record % any mcmhgr OF
the senior class viii he presented at
this time, making a total OF nine hon-
ors To be awarded.
Exceptions FRIDAY.
Friday afternoon the members Of
the senior class viii be guests az rc-
cpptlons held by the various frater.
mites at thoir houses. The public VII
bc tho guests nt O reception by the
president and board Of regents 70 b,
held IN the new Snra Reynolds hal
from fi30 sfo $50 o'clock the SANE
afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Combination Reinskin
and Perforated Leather Sport
Oxfords, $3.50

The town has gone wild over these sport OK
fords in which the designer combined reinskin
and brown perforated calf in one ease and
reinskin aud black perforated calf in the other
case, They are neat, trimmed, good looking,
comfortable and long wearing. They have welt
soles and sport heels. dust AN indication Ms TO
their dcsirBbleness is the fact that they arr kid
lined, Aud the price is only $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
The Luggage Sale Is
Attracting Much Attention

The luggage sale is attracting much attention
because il brings good wardrobe trunks, Bos-
ton bags steamer trunks, travelling bags and
suit cases down TO the prices that prevailed
three years ago. If you will be in the market
forluggage between now and Christmas it will
pay you TO investigate this sale,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
12-Button Brown and
White Kid Gloves, $500

Good l2-button Kid Gloves in a choice of brown
or white for $500. OF course, il is a bargain.
You'll agree with Us in this respect when you
see these gloves. You will be surprised that
anyone can sell them for sell than $3.50 or
800.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
RABBI BERGMAN
TO ADDRESS SENIORS
At HIGH SCHOOL
Diplomas Will Be Pre-.
sented at Exercises on
Friday Evening

III The baccalaureatc services Of the
Itiigh school viii be- held this after.
boon al thc iiiEh school auditorium,
fhc program commencing al three
b'ciock. This ls 'hc first OF tho COM
nenccmcnt week programs and n
bpon to the public. Tho program fol-
Narche Mnitnirc CschuBcrD
IL 4 a. x Orchestra
h RVucatioa;
~ Rev. Chas H. Mexican
|INvc MARIA tnach-Gounodl
a. a. Double quartet with or
chcstra
|kcrmon.
Rabbi Moisc bergman
announcement
supt. John Milne
Venetian Suite tNovinl
ul THE Goudolicrs
90 Love SONG
A. VI. 4. orchestra
/ Hcncdiction.
Rev. \. n knudscn
class DAY
class DAY. the evening that iH par-
4 ticulnrlv thu seniors. viii fall ON
Wednesday The program viii he
given ~ the auditorium. mo whllo
ID IL open 10 the public. the parents
and friends OF the seniors are par
ticularly invited and the program par
ticuiarly designed for their cdification.
o. is.
Music:
\. ". &. Orchestra
Glass History
Margaret yesterday
Glass Prophecy
Margaret GuFdorf
Ralph Marion
VOCAL Solo.
"sIug sweet Bird ,Ganzl
Lillian Jones
Presentation OF Memorial
Merton Lewis
Acceptance ~ Memorial
Mrs. Ia Far
SuHu shots Of thu Seniors.
Helen Gruusfsld
violin Solo
"fegcndc tWlonicsku
Many Thurp
r|r,sentatiou ut cane 10 juniors.
john wilkinson
Acceptance ct Cane.
tuylcr fcrgus~uu
~ wni
' Helene Shade
song
~,ui0r Ci,ss
Music.
"tiuodnight tN,,irl
Presentation at Diplomas
Diplomas Viii lee presented Friday
evening az th, High school auditor
lam Sixtv-throc seniors viii receive
fl, formal recognition Of four years
ct #u,D'HsiI Ulrh uuul Nurh The
]foI,ovIug proEram ,a 20 O., presented.
'lgiuprt
mice" tSupu'H
A. U s. Orchestra
I,"v ". s @Nandrrpoul
'Ns Heart Hf THY Dear NuIUr
samson and uell1H-sllut -fyu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
5000 and $1,000 Corsets, $6.95

a. camille, Warner, Rcdfcrn and Thompson's
Glove Fitting corsets Of plain white and pink rou-
ti. fancy brocade and plain satin. Front or back
lace tpodcls. Medium low and topieas STYLES with
long hips; price .s0.os
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
$3.50 to 500
Corsets. S4.9S

Ia Camille, kedfcrn. warner
ana rhompSou's Glove F1ttlng
eorsctr Of piain and fancy cnu-
III bark or front lace models
with medium and low buaif
Teplesa models with long hlpf
WOO va.ucs for .4..... .sf.Db
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

HERALD A AID TAKERS

Arc thoroughly trained ad writer's
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist you In wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
$3.50 and $500
Corsets, $1.89

Warner plain white ana pink
coutn with medium and low
styles Tbey have medium
long hips They are good,
scrvlceable back lace styles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
$3.50 Corsets, $2.49

Warner back lace corsets ~
plain white aud pink csHtil,
They have medium bust and
long hips They were extra
good values at $685. they aro
bargains at ............ ~ 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
$3.50 and $500 Cor.et., $685.

IA Camille. Regsiistc. Rcdfern cNtrn quality cor
sets Of beautiful saur brocade. front and back
lace modcs with lenE hips and medium or low
bust. Price ............. 50 ea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Herald WANT Az TAKERs

Arc thoroughly framed ad writcrS
II YOU so desire, they will gladly
assist YOU in wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
$50 Corsets, CSC

sibo warner oorsets Of plain
pink coutii. choice Of me-
dium low and toplcss stylcA
an with medium hips; doz-
ems 20 choose from, at. OSc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
PLANT JUICE HAS
HELPED Us BOTH
Strong Testimonial Given for
Plant Juice by Popular
Wilmington Lady.

When a patient says: MY food does
not agree with me; it sours on my sson-
ach: have no appetite and have TO be
very careful about what | eat. II is
dyspepsia. The least OF the suffering
is upon the stomach for il is in active
sympathy with the brain and nervous
system, and may produce nervous pros
tration, gloomy forebodings, nightmare,
sleeplessness, as well as many other indi-
cations of the breaking down OF the gor-
eral health. Plant Juice, the famous
herbal stomach medicine, tones up and
invigorates the entire body, removes all
impurities from the blood and restores
energy and vitality, MS verified by. the
statements of local people who have been
benefited by it.
Take. for instance, the signed state
ment recently given by Mrs Frank
Braden. n popular Wilmington lady,
residing at No. 2ls Lower Oak street. /:
who has many friends here. She said
'Your Plant Juice has made such y
wonderful Improvement in both myself
and NV husband that feel il my duty to
tell others about il. We both he'd suf
fered with stomach trouble and Ind no
annette, could not sleep ut night; my
husband had the flu in the recent
epidemic which left him in a very weak
condition. | WAS badly constipascd and
nv liver was out of order; had bad
bilious spells. Since we have taken
Plant Juice we are always hungry for
our meals, sleep fine at night; ! am not
constipated any more and my husband
was restored 10 perfect health and is
ike his old self once more | have not
an ache or a pain. We are both so
grateful 10 Plant Juice for restoring our
health and are telling all sufferers about
this wonderful medicine.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store. 404-406 Market street.
where he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the
merits Of th S remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
COR0NERs VERDICT.

A coroncr's jury last night re-
turned v~riicts OF death from acci-
dental drowning in the case OF John
Houck, 16 years old of GOO West Third
street; Samuel Maddock. f03 West
l0lst street. New York. William and
Waicryun Korcjwo. 1905 Church
street. The koreJwo boys were In
the Brandywine near kirkwood Park
on Saturday afternoon when one OF
them fell out of boat and the other
plunged into the water to rescue him
IIouck was drowned while bathing In
the Christiana opposite the Harlan
plant Sunday afternoon, and Mad
dock was drowned in the lake at Al
fred /. du Points estate near Blue
Ball on Saturday afternoon.
The coroner has held 10 inquests
this month and still has five moro to
hold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Better Ci0the Him
in WoshobLes!

The Boys Clothing Store
(Second Floor, CENTRALLY
thinks of nothing all Sum-
mer but providing simple.
practical tub suits for the
smaller boys, and equally
cool and sensible clothing
for the older chaps.
For Master Three-to-
Nine, there are trig-look-
ing MILDLY, Oliver Twist
and regulation suits in
colored chambrays and
color-striped ginghans, So
to $3.50; and suits IN white
and color : striped cotton
materials, $3.50, and of tan
and of white linen, $40.
Spruce-looking, well-tai-
lored Summer suits for the
bigger boys come In cor
rect Norfolk models In tan
linen. gray crash and
Palm Beach cloth. 8 to 18
year sizes, $3.50 to 1880.
White duck trousers,
$1.75 and $3.50.
Mercy No suitable
shoes for that child TO
put onl'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
The Little Folks
Want to Be in
EUerHthin0.

the water included, and
the Children's st ore
Third Floor, Chestnut),
is ready with hundreds of
attractive bathing suits
for both boys and girls,
ages 2 to 8.
Trim, one-piece gar
ments of wool jersey they
are (some with skirts at
tached). in navy, Copen-
hagen an d regimental
blues.
Prices are $1.76 to 1925.
Talking Of the children
land what else do families
talk of, where there are
children?), isn't a crisp
white dress-prefersbly a
new one-for a little girl
something Of a tradition
for the Fourth of July7
Most always there's a
party or q procession or
something. or q community
sing" or patriotic exer-
cises in q public square,
where each little girl sits
delightfully."- conscious Of
her charming personal ap-
pearance, most unruffled
when most rutf1ed.
Unlike poor Senator
Sorghum I who, you know,
lost the thread of his Fourth
Of July speech, but stumbled
ahead:
II hesitate not TO say
that the bool is the schulz
wsrk of our civ-that Is,
the wool Is the schulz
bark"
Stopping and wiping his
forehead wearily, he took a
fresh start:
II should say that the
wark is the schulbul-rtoi
the SCHOOL, the school, my
young friends, LIS the wooi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

ing or embroidery, the
Children's Store has a
wonderful variety for the
girlies aged two TO six
years. Prices $3.50 70
S12.75.
Cool dotted swisses.
sheer, snowy lawns, or
CANDIES and voiles have
gone into their making,
and, commencing with the
S6.75 frocks, many are
hand embroidered an d
handmade.
There is also an attract
I've collection of sheer
white dresses. made and
trimmed with an exquisite
simplicity, for tots of six
months to two years. The
prices are s1.5o to S3.z5.
Boys, too. are not indif-
ferent to the splendor of a
new suit for . holiday, al
though, of course, they
don't allow It to interfere
with the strict pursuit of
business.
That business in holiday
time is-well. the mothers
know all about it. In so far
as it is ever possible to urs-
dict what a boy will do.
SO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Get It Now
If You Need It for Your Fourth-of-July Holiday
-Satisfaction's Pretty Sure If You
Get It Here-Wanamaker'S

bark Of our civilization"
Here he sank back, over
come, into the arms Of the
chairman--or Of the chair,
we don't remember which.
OF sweetly pretty, fresh
white dresses, with or
without rumes, with or
without touch Of dainty
color in collar, in smock-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Haven't you often heard
that dismayed utterance
at a general wardrobe re-
view, just before a holiday,
a picnic or other gala oc-
casion?
But, mercy the Chill
dren's Shoe Store in Wana-
makers can fit out hundreds
Of pairs Of active little
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Got your Bathing
Suff2

It's safe to assume that
every person who can get
away to the seashore over
the Fourth of July Is going
to do so, and that of those
who intend to thus hob
mob with old Ocean, fully
30 per cent plan to take a
refreshing plunge In his
salty waters.
The woman who needs a
new, fashionable bathing
suit will find q really de-
lightful latitude of choice
in colors, styles, materials
and prices on the East
Aisle of the Salons Of
Women's Fashions on the
First Floor, Central.
Nothing's more practi-
cal than . suit Of wool jer-
sey. and a nicely made
model In this material,
with skirt attached, can
be had for as little as So.
Finer Jersey suits up to
$25, and the smart and
useful wool jersey bathing
capes are $3.50 and
S14.50.
Needless to say that
there are many interesting
models in the materials
newly taken over for
bathing suits-surf satin,
for instance, piped in a
color (starting as low as
38.76); gingham, poplin,
foulard and, of course,
satin and tafeta, going In
prices from 1915 to S45.
N q tty English silk
squares to wear over the
rubber bathing cap are be-
coming adjuncts 70 the
surf dip, which many
women will invest In Just
before the Fourth Of July.
These are In the Hand
kerchief Store (M ain
Floor, CENTRALLY, in the
most charming variety of
lovely colors and designs.
$2.76 to $40.
OF course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

NJ COURSE, we don't
know what "it" may
be. which you have
jotted down on that shop
ping list.
For q woman it may be
. white tub skirt.
For = man, possibly .
new paddle for the old
canoe.
For the boys, . tent to
set up on the front lawn.
For the whole family, an
ice-cream-freexer - and so
on, down = whole list long
er than most Fourth Of
July professions, Of arti-
cles, every one of which
can be obtained in this
great, cool Store that
plans ahead for months
and months and monthsi
that 1t may be prepared to
help yo1i to prepare for
your celebration In your
own way of the great na-
tional holiday.
Take, for instance, q
comparatively small item,
yet one which adds bril-
liantly to the decoration Of
the home porch, the club
house or the ballroom for
any evening festivity. We
refer to-
The japanese Lantern
AS you doubtless know.
these lanterns have been
scarce for several years
past-the finer styles sspe-
clallyl
However, come in to-
morrow Seventh Floor,
Market), and you'll sec a.
beautiful, as large and q
varied m assortment Of
japanese lanterns ~
you've ever set eyes on,
priced 26c, Soc and 76c:
Brand new (wrappings
coming OF as we writs)
unusual In their quality,
and alluring in their
shapes and colors.
These lanterns were In
demand, 50 we went and
fetched them; that Is the
whole story.
Another interesting
style Of Inexpensive Ian
tern is one which will de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

ate consent To the nomination OF
Josiah O. Woicott for chancellor for
the next twelve years.
In lengthy address, Senator Handy
culogizcd Mr.. Wolcott and said nc
political question was involved.
Coleman du Pont For Senator.
He said his colleagues should take
pride In putting Mr.. Wolcott In the
chancellorship and General Coleman
du Pont i'm the United States Senate
He declared General du Pont would be
offered and would take the Senator
ship. He appealed for temperate COM
ments and requested that no attempt
be made to besmirch any one.
Senator Highfield said he could not
honestly vote for Mr.. Wolcott's con-
firmation. He hoped nothing would be
done TO bring disgrace on the State.
Senator Walker dislilxcd republican,
governor appointing Democratic
chancellor over the head OF Re-
publican who had acceptably filled the
position for twelve years. He thought
MIR. Wolcott Is not superior te
Chancellor Curtis.
Rumors of Money Brlbes.
Senator Walker referred to rumors
of $1,000 and $4,000 being offered foi
votes for confirmation. and stated that
even If the reports were untrue II
would be hard to convince the public
that they are not true.
Senator Walker described Chancellor
Curtis rundown as "abominable." He
held that MIR. Curtis has cNiim on
the State because of faithful service
for long period and his twelve years
experience as chancellor.
In all decency and truth. he argued
Chancellor Curtis should have been re-
of two political parties in an AFFAIR OF
this kind very unusual.
Senator Walker praised General du
Pont, but said there is no assurance
that he will be appointed United
States Senator.
Hint of Hastings.
I'VE don't want one thing" he con-
tinued and yet that person has given
out he will become Senator"
"Who?" some one asked.
Dan Hastings Senator Walker
replied.
Senator Walker criticised Governor
Denney for not consulting Republican
leaders in this thing" and mentioned
former Congressman William IL
Heald, former United States Senator
Henry A. du Pont. and United States
Senator l.. Heisler Ball as Republican
leaders who had not been consulted
Conclusion of the Day.
The general conclusion from a re-
view of the days proceedings is that
the confirmation of Wolcotts appoint
ment will be followed by his accept
ance of the office. and his resignation
from the Senate.
And that Coleman du Pont will be
appointed United States Senator by
Governor Denney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

feet before the Fourth Of
July arrives with shoes
that ARE exactly suitable
for that boy and that girl
70 put on.
Just bring thern 10 70
the First Floor (Market).
White buckskin ankle
ties, $3.50 to s6.75, in sizes
from tho smallest infants
70 misses size 2.
Many people, hcwpvsr.
are putting their infants
and even their bigger chill
dren into the soft. easy
Summer play shoe called
the ventilated" shoe.
II is made Of soft. strong
calfskin (pearl or tar color)
with flexible double moe
casin sole, s3. sizes 2 TO 10.
Lovely to run about in on
the grass. the porch, or In
the house.
Barefoot sandals hold
favor sturdly, as well thev
may. Jolly cool and com
Portable, worn with or with
out socks; made OF strong
Russia tan leather. flexible
soles, children's sizes s up
to misses size 2, S2.75
to 50.
Since women ars but lii
tie girls grown I'D. Il 4,
needless to say that In
many instances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
A Woman hust Hare a
Nelc White Frock 10
Enjoy Herself

on the coming holiday. and th.t
ne Women's Fashion salons
First Floor. Centrsl West
A!isie) have a most joy-promot-
ing collection OF lovely and ap.
propriats white dresses 70 rhoos.
from.
Fresh, snowy frocks for tha
dance, the picnic, FOR wear I5
the afternoon or the eyen.n. or
In fact, for any occasion, and AZ
prices SO moderate thai thu
start with but $40 sor A lovely
little organdie trimmed with Al
abundance Of tiny plea ted frills
and with a bright little touch
81 color at the waist line
Finer and more elaborate
organdies are ia an assortment
going to s25.
There are also, OF course,
sheer, soft white yoiles. some
most delightfully."- hAnd-drAwn
and hand-enbroidered. and some
lovely, cool white nets.
Those women who wiAh u
begin the Fourth By slipping On
q fresh. smart, new gingharl
dress with a touch Of individual
ity TO II will find a most at
tractive assortment Ia bright
checks in many stylss and color
combinations, y7.T5 70 sz'o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

light those thrifty people
who like to use q lantern
over and over again for fes-
tivals, lawn fetes, and SO
on.
Ask in the Lamp Store
(Fourth Floor. CENTRALLY to
be shown the new imported
collapsible q n t 9 r n;
a good-looking affair, gay
in color, pretty In shape
and strongly. but ingeni-
ously, constructed, SO that
it will pack away as fiat
as = pancake between sea-
sons Wen you don't want
it.
1t can be used with
either candles or electric
bulbs. We know at least
one girl who means to
take one with her to camp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
The Joys of The Fourth
for both old and young bear close connection with
The TOus of The Fourth

and q child. at any rate, Will
forget TO tease for fireworks
and such dangerous stuff 50
long as he revels in the
raptures Of new toy.
Tho Toy Store offers
A VsIocibsds s1 Special
Price Just now. The thres-
to-hve-year size is s4.60, the
size for four to six years. IS.
These are definite reduc-
tions from the regular sell
ing figures.
Wosisrfsl So~d Toyr have
arrived. Just in season for
the Fourth. We have never
had sets so complete or In
such handsome colorings ZEN
aneled) on metal.
Besides scoops and moulds.
often in novel shapes, there
are rakes, large sieves,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
An Appeal to Democrats.

Each Democratic member of the
Senate received the following teie-
gram from Thomas +. Bayard during
the afternoon.
ITO you and your fellow Democrats
in the State Senate has been con-
fided the trust of caring for and keep
ing untarnished the honor of the Dem
ocratic party in this State. If you
vote TO confirm Wolcott you, as a
Democrat, cannot escape the odium
OF giving to the Republican party the
remainder Of Wolcott's term of office,
which you well know belongs to the
Democratic party. Shall the personal
ambition of one man be rated by your
vote as higher than his and your
party? a vote for ,Wolcott. if given
By you, is vote to put a Republican
in the national Senate in the place now
belonging TO the Democratic party.
beg you to stand by your party"
After ineffectuall motions to adj
Journ, Senator Alice proposed minor
amendment to the rules. which was
defeated by a vote of 10 to T.
A motion TO lay the pending rules
on the table was adopted by similar
vote. Next, without opposition, Rob-
erts' rules were adopted as the rules
Of the extraordinary session.
Senator Handy moved that the Sem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
A Tusslc on the Floor.

Handy next asked Senator Bennett
to call the roll, and he started TO do
so. but desisted when Senators rushed
10 his desk. Handy again threatened
TO call the roll, and the sergeant-at-
arms was forcibiy removing him from
the chamber when several persons
interposed, Handy meanwhile shout
ing: "Will you stand for this?"
Quiet was finally restored, and by
unanimous consent Handy was per-
mitted TO Withdraw his amendments.