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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
Soldier Relief Chief asked
To Resign From office

MARSHALL. Mich. Nov. g.
George c.. Dowsett OF Battle Creek.
president Of the Calhoun county SOL
dicrs relief commission, has been
asked TO resign by the supervisors.
George c. BalIentine OF Clarendon
who with John Linenaur and John
MCGregor OF Battle Creek. COM
prised the committee TO settle with
the soldiers relief commission. Of
fered the resolution because Dow
sett had not filed an itemized repOr'
OF receipts and expenditures as re
quested by the board. Whether Dow
sett Will resign remains to be seen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
Would Mayor Permit H2

The Army and Navy Union.
George NJ Po.nsett garrison, 30.
80. held a card party az their hail.
321 :. Michigan - Tuesday even
ing Charles NJ Wentland. Fred
Bruce. William BauEher and Charles
". NOonau winning the prizes.
Noonan, who won a BOBBY prize.
said that q was all right this time
but ne would bet a perfectly good
dollar against a pint % home
brew that he would carry on first
prize the next time After the games
the Ladies' auxiliary served refresh
ments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
FLUID CATCHES FIRE

DOWAGIAC. Mich. Nov. 3.-The
charred body of William Cook. As,
Marcellus driver of a Standard Oil
wagon, was found today by Lloyd
Brown, a farmer, at the foot Of a
hill. Cook in some way spilled gaso-
line upon himself while pouring some
from his supply tank into the tank
Of his car and it became ignited.
His clothing aflame, he ran for help
and had gone 10 rods when he fell.
His body was burned beyond recog-
milton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
Indiana and Mlehl6an News
People Owed Him
Debts; Business
Man Kills Self

Special 20 The News-Times:
LAPORTE. Nov. 3.-Leaving
a note ia which he said please
forgive and forget. cannot stand
IL any longer" Mathew Fink. age
So. storekeeper at Rye. Starke
county. went into the cellar OF his
store and hung himself. Fink
had bro0ded over his inability 70
collect accounts due him and ap-
peared to fear he would go into
bankruptcy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
WOMAN DIES IN CRASH

PORT HURON. Nov. 3.-The body
OF Mrs. George Barrie. OF this city.
who was killed two miles west OF I'm
lay City in an automobile accident.
arrived here tonight. Mrs Barrie
was riding with her husband. who
is pres't OF the Star oil company
Their machine skidded into ditch
on newly made road and turned tur-
tie. pinning Mrs Barrie underneath
It. She was dead when taken from
under the overturned machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
NAY PEN CHARLES on ISLE.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-Negotiations rel
ative 20 the possibility OF interning
former Emperor Charles on one OF
the MADEIRA Islands. which have
been in progress between the allied
powers and Portugal. are nearing a
conclusion. 80 Is declared by the
n Journal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

Mrs. Charles Bestle ~ Portage
Chapel spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with SIR. and Mrs. Cioyd Best.e
Mr. and Mrs ola a Witier and
children spent sunday with Mr and
Mrs Walter Fields OF Chain o. lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bean n
south Bend spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs Lester NanGundy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
ELKHART SCHOOL TAX
CUT BY COMMISSION

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 3.-The
state board OF tax commissioners
has reduced the Elkhart school city
lax rate from s1.34 70 Sis on each
800 OF taxables The board reduc-
ID the school city's tuition fund levy
from SIS cents TO so cents; special
school levy from so TO 40 cents and
bond levy from 70 20 10 cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
oRDERs ARNnsTICE HOLIDAY.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 3.-In
compliance with the action of con-
gress in declaring Armistice day,
Nov. II. a national holiday, Gov.
Groesbeck announced that he would
issue a formal proclamation des.g-
mating the day as a holiday in Mich
igan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
STRUCK BY TRAIN-DEs

JACKSON. Mich. Nov. 3-When
a d L r. freight train from Detroit
70 this city struck an automobile in
which Conrad Bladder. OF this city.
was riding the car was demolished.
Baader being instantly killed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

Lava in the Kau Desert Hawaii.
contains footprints made by people
who fed the eruption Of Kilauca $50
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
MORTGAGES OF FARMERS
DOUBLE IN LAST DECADE
'aihc "f Farms Increased 1916 Per
Cent In Ten Icars-Mountain
states Have Largest Debts.
InN .Nssocintch rrcss-

WASilINGTON. July l7.-Mortrayc
debts OF American farmers more than
doubled in tho decade between 1919
and l'so. it was reported today by the
census bureau Tie increase In
mortgage charges against farms
owned by their operators. was 1872. .
per cent. or from Sl,72o,I72.S51 in
1910 TO sLof2.7li.2i3 in 1890.
The mortgages amounted in 1920
TO 2'.l per cent OF the value of the
farms against debts Of 273 per cent
of the values in 1920. The value OF
the farms in 1920. the report said
was tl3,7I2.72e.6l0.
The average amount OF mortgage
del. per farm for the United states in
1920 VAS s3.3Sl against sI,7l5 in 1910
For tn" tcn-ycar period tho value
Of the farms increased li7.G per cent.
ana the number of farms operated by
th"ir owners ana carrying mortgage
debts increased lS.G per cent.
The greatest relative increases in
farm mortgage debts took place in
the mountain states. Montana show
ing debt more than seven times as
large IN 1920 as in 1910. The largest
absolute increase was in Iowa from
$2oi.2l2,722 in 1910 TO SiS9.Sl6.733 in
1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
THURSDAY DATE SET FOR
VOTE ON TARIFF MEASURE
House to Debate Motion of Repre-
sentative Trcadway TO Put Crude
and Fuel Oil on Free List.
TAN REVISION SLATED NEx1'
Several Minor Bills Designed tn As
siSt Agriculture Will BE Urged
During Wcck-IInr,iing Requests
Passage OF Sweet Measure.
Hy John :iriSSnrr,

United News staff Correspondent.
WASiilNGTON. July i7.-Thc House
this week Will pass and send to the
senate the permanent tariff bill.
The vote will come Thursday, I'M
DOR provisions OF the rule which has
governed consideration OF the meas
ure. Meantime. the House Will de-
bate the motion Of Representative
Tr"adway, of Massachusetts. 10 put
crude and fuel oil on the free list.
There is much opposition to this
change among representatives, from
'il-prodncinG states. who argue that
tax on imported oil is essential If
Independent, companies are to remain
In business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
BELTS INJURED WHILE
HANDLING REVOLVER

J. II. Ectts, 81 years old. painter.
zoos East Marshall Street. was shot
while handling revolver in his room
yesterday.
DR.. Cochran, of the Virginia Hos
pitai' responded to an ambulance call
at that address and treated the man.
1t was found the bullet had simply
grazed his skin and lodged in the
side OF a couch few feet away
from where Belts was sitting. Ac-
cordine to physicians. the man was
not seriously injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
TEMPERAMENT
PROVES SERIOUS OBS7A
TO u. s. RELIEF BODIES
individual Americans, Trying to Help Refugees, Often
Give Up in Despair-Careess Of His Own
Money and With That of Others

s'paied. and SIN The baron d!d not,
SAIL. lie IL now waiting more funds
from Chicago.
An American navy officer on sta.
ton here was told by his Russian
friends OF their difficulties with The
cFue! landlord who was abou, 20
eject them The officer gave them
IN. needed money and was invited 20
H'ne With them. The dinner was
spl"ndid!y served. including cham
raInc, The landlord had to renew
ms threats. but in vain. The rem,
money had paid for tho dinner.
C~"-r Making Sacrifices.
MI Americans here love the Rus
cans ana 40 much 20 help them. hu,
mos" with experience have ceased
rna'|"H h"avy sacrifices 10 do so.
The incurabl- optimism OF tho pu4.
sian leads him to huild mir a.,,s.
ana INTO foolish acts that have 10
tie paid tor in cold cash. When his
optimism is exhausted the Russian
- :" DeSsimlstic y. takes to the river
Many young men have committed
suicide here Their families IN
FRANCE and England ana Italy send
them money 10 join them. they spcnd
'''''i 80 Ihi'li "a SDc or SILK
socks or what not. and. when the
money IS exhausted. they shoot or
drown themselves
Tho devotion ana tho childlikc
rh'ertu!nesS Of the Russian women
mere Is source Of constant wonder
=" Americans. Many Of them hov.
forgotten they were countcssos or
princ"sSoS and gon" to work. Their
charity 10 one another surpasscs no
net They VIII pawn their last level
TO h"lp friend The corrcspondcn,
found one woman selling her eve
glasses 10 hclp Il friend. ana doing
IT without thought OF making a spe-
cial sacrifice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
Funds We're Dts.rputcd.
EXECUTIONS
AMUSE CHINESE PEOPLE

SECHIEN KIANGSU PROVINCE
July Instead OF moving pictures.
haScbhil games or similar diversions
OF the Western world. Chinese com
minutes. IKE this little town, have
as ihcir sole form of public amusc-
mcht Inc rather frequent public ey-
ecutions
Efforts of the authorities to check
the depredations of numerous bands
oil robbers in this district result in
the capture of not few Of the Of
tenders, who ordinarily are dealt with
summarily.
an example Of how swiftly Justice
sometimes works in China was given
recently when eleven robbers were
executed. Seven of these haC been
undcr arrest less than twenty-four
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
MIXED ARMAMENT BODY
GOES TO WORK WITH WILL
Complies With Nivinni's Injunction
To Expedite LahorS 10 assure Re-
port 10 League in September.
{ Ey \ SSOCiatCT Press |

PARIS July II The temporary
mixed commission FOR the reduction
Of armamcnts went to work win a
viii today 10 organlzc. 80 as to com
ply with the ardent injunction oe
Rene Nsviani chairman 10 put forth
all energy 10 ct tn" worI, under ,.ay
so that "" can be sur. To- make a
report TO the assemble of the league
oc nations in September.
The members OF tho commission
accordingly wlthsto"d the muggy
heat through two long sessions.
which ended with appointment OF
three subcommittee who Will share
among themselves the work which
Will begin tomorrow with three Sos
s.ons. These subcommittee follow:
FIRST. on private manufacture of
arms. traffic in arms ANA munitions.
and international control OF traffic
in arms General Giovanni Marlet,i.
Italy; Admiral Sir Somerset \. Cough
Calthropc. Great Britain: Leon Jou-
hauN. France; NJ. +. Hodacz Czcchn-
Slovakia; H. y. /. Fisher, Great Brit
ain: Or. Rivas Nicuna. Chile; Albert
Jansen. belgium, and Dem Jan
cuuVico, Rumania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
STRESS LAW ENFORCEMENT

enforcement OF all ws % the Com
m"nw"alth."
Concerning uniform Laws for
women. such aS 'uakint fathers aud
mothers cqua. guardians g. children.
inheritance laws AID jury service. to
which the women arc committed. MIR.
Trinklc SAYS:
II am glad to say that am in sym
rathy with tho general PRINCIPLES and
poiicics outlined III your platform. .
Ny. Tucker deals with that plank
in these words:
81 welcome women to the fun en-
ioNm"nt Of their rights of citizen
ship"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
LEV rnit.h N.mal

NEW YOKk. july l7-Uunhl. u
wait for the reporters ana photo
grarh"rs wh" apparently missed their
rain when owen Moore. IN" dcbouair
lover OF III" dumb drama and pretty
litti. kathryn Perry. once o! the
Follics, '"i"p"d' and were married in
deepest secrecy al Greenwich. Conn,
saturday, their pr"Ss-asent am
nuunccd secretly sunday.
Il don't know anything about H."
said the +. a. handir. out "a two
rag- account 81 the secret wedding.
MIR. Moor. just hates to have his
name in the papers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
ERSEY CITY OFFICIALS
TO HELP IN RENT STRIKE
fRv Associated Press

JERSEY CITY. y. j., July ia
ent strike among tenants OF fash
enable apartments was in effect yes
crday under the direction Of the
ity authorities. l. was launched by
amcs T.. Cannon, Jr, director of rev.
nue. and finance. at ass-meeting,
a protest against notices from own
rs OF apartments tenanted by we'll
o.do people that tho rents would be
aised October I.
Names OF landlords were given to
ity officials AT the meeting and the
IMPORT of the administration in re-
HtinG increases was pledged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
NUMBER OF IDLE FREIGHT
CARS IN u. 8. DECREASES
fBv Assnciatcd Prnssl

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE idle
freight cars on railroads of the
United states numbered $685. July
S. decrease Of i.26S from tho week
previous. according to a statement
today by the American Hallway AS
ISOLATION.
4 brisk demand for box cars to
meet grain-car shortages in the West
reduced the surplus in that class to
1912 which was l.lsG fewer tina n
tho excess of box cars at the end or
the preceding week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
ANCY UNIVERSITY OPENS
TO AMERICAN STUDENTS

/ NANCY. FRANCE. July l7-Naucv
University. under fire throughout
host OF the war. haf plugged tho
olcs IN it's walls. enlarged its IA
'iluics and is opening its doors To
american and allied students. I'm
nediatcly after the armisticc several
undred american officers and men
.ere assigned {" the university for
arious courses and out Of this con.
act with large group of foreign
tudents grew the idea OF developing
UGH work.
Nancy University is reputed for it's
pplicadon OF science to industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
~ AND our or TowN.

Mr and Mrs Randolph Wa,kine.
I Richmond, are at the old sweet
pings
Mr4 John sullivan, who is visiting
Paterson, Y j.. is motoring
trough tho Catskill Mountains and
Their places OF interest.
Miss Elinor Scnnckcr. Of Bristol.
emit rs the guest OF Mr. ANA Mrs
I Winn Sadlcr. at "Carchycot," their
ono W champion
Mss Rose Goldman. 81 li0i Floyd
venue who is spending some time
Ashhury Park, hrvernc, Long
ranch and Long Island, viii no, re-
Urn to Richmond until carly in Sep
-rbsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
ATTENDS KINGS RECEPTION.
DEPUTY TO BE DISCIPLINED

ROME. July 17.-Dcputy Corsi.
member of the Socialist party in Sar-
DINA. is to he disciplined by his party
because he participated in a rcccption
to King Victor Emmanuel during his
recent visit to the island. The So
cialist National committee sent Den
uty Corsi the following order:
1T has come to our attention that
you participated in the reception OF
the King. Send us Immediately A
detailed report of your conduct so
that proper disposition OF your Gaze
might be made"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
"TATT00ING PARl. ORS" TO BE
CLOSED IN HONOLULU

HONOLULU. 7. H.. July i7-An
ordinance designed TO nut Honolulu.s
tattooinE parlors" out Of existence
has been drafted by w. II. Hcen. citv
and county attorney
Naval authorities have frowncd on
inc art OF prickinE permanent nat
terms In india ink in the cuticle OF
Uncle Sans sailors. and a. wa.
through the commandant at Pearl
Harbor that the matter was f,rst
brought to the local officials atten-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
Perm VIII I>rrn Shlns

Paris. July 1.-THE rcparations
commission after hearing the arTu-
ncnts Yesterday of the Peruvian
delegate. Commander Auhry. unari-
mnusiy decided that the German ships
seized hy Peru during the world war
belong To that country. AS a Conso-
qucnc". the commission decided. the
allics have no right of rcquiSition
over tho vessels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
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teachers and III the simplest ana
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ton Mr' i"eH'' wants p""''1
health work included III the schovl
curriculum.
A.. r,,,LIo n,tos mic pronounce.
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questions;
II favor tho suppression OF prof.
,ocrfn,, stress sanitation laws and
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the statute "'"n9 N.'"ou' ''"' VI
favor"
Mr.. tucker has the following to
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partial enforcement o' an laws OF 'he
Commonwealth"
NJ .rr;pLI. leaves IN. nuos,ion re-
uardiur women in industry unam-
.v.rcd and Mr.. Tucker has the fol-
Iovir, tn s,y under that canton:
81 favor tho imrroy.m.n, of work
ing conditions for both men and
women"
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
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'nhounccmcnt has just been made
yrs marriage OF Mrs. Carl Penn
'lrr. of New York. to Alexander
moron. Jr., OF Richmond. The core
'F was performed on July II. at
l'htic city, y. j., In the First
'Nhytcrian Church. Rev. Henry
nj McllAE officiating. James Nalcn-
IT, formerly Of Richmond. was best
Richmond and are at home At Mon
O Terrace.
turns Z" New York.
Mrs. Benjamin +. McGuckin. who
been spending ~ short time In
edmond as tho guest OF friends on
TX Avenue. left Saturday for her
me in New York. Mrs. McGuckin
ut hcr young son made their home
Richmond for the period Of the
ar. when Mr.. McGuckin was scr"-
as lieutenant IN the United states
Ivy ON destroyer just OF the coast
France.
Nj. and Mrs. McGucl5in have a cot
20 On Long Island for the summer
| JASON.
10 titNulOht.
Mrs. j. -. Martin has just returned
her apartment in the Hanover. ar-
stay of several days at the Uni
Irslty OF Virginia Mrs. Martin CAV"
series Of readings at Cab"ll Hal!
ring her Etay al IN" university.
Intending House I'nrt,.
Misses Elizabeth WA! and AVIS
Illsmar. Of Richmond. ana Emma
|ni,h. Of Dhnvili". arc among the
!cstg attending q house party given
Mrs. Richard Rrihrcforth, a. hcr
nuiiful home. "Erlckiand.' AZ Ken
ire, Lun"nburg County.
rir-Lc,..
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Levy. of 2soS
onumcnt hv"nuc, announce tho en-
cement uf their daughter Virginia
i'viF Levy. to JUnius Svcle, son 81
and Mrs. Seymour Syclc
.rgus"n-iIrnrtvrII
= wrddinA .,r ,ost in rirwit.
County a1G - uvhou, N. Stt,c
a. that 81 Miss Louise Marruorl,c
sc'fwell. a., l"t"r - Mrs. IA IRA -.
'Tcli nj Ci'y l. IN. = = r":t
well Ferguson, OF Richmond, which
a. sol'mrizod on Tuesday evening.
1 ,ly Il, a. : o'clock At tho home OF
r. ana Nrs. Robert VI. kecton. o.
L-.,..,.
M .. .I.,,.bt.
. .,,t, 800, n,,,n,o ~
~, ,,i,.,,tI.
Count, for some years previous
wnklnE her HON" ia CRY Point
or ~" ceremony sh" w"r" gown
rr'uo do chine and her only or
mont MAS "a string "t pearls. tho
"i 'N' groom Nr ft5EH'"i"
h'r '.n'nt "t ''h wa ''' hhI az
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party 81 friends n''"reH |" WASH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
Views "f Labor and Capital.

The views %; Labor ana capital on
disarmament were expressed at tn.
forenoon session Of the league com
mission 10y NJ. .GouhauX. secretary OF
the French Federation of Labor. ara
NJ. i!odacZ. a manufacturer repre-
scnting C2ccho- Slovakia.
NJ. JouhauX said what labor wanted
was direct action toward diSarina-
m"nt. He proposed. first. the adoD-
ton OF an amendment to the covenant
of the league of nations providing for
mutual control OF armamcnts; Sec
oni. an international conference To
regulate traffic in arms.
He said he feared tho arguments
advanced in favor of caution in deal
ing with the question would prove
Obstacles in the way Of disarmament
NJ. IIodacz said industry favored a
reduction in ornaments. but the
question presented some difficulties
The situation in new states exposed
20 reaction must he taken into CON
sidcrdtion. he declared
Scnhtor Schan2ur, replying tn NJ
JouhauN. insisted on the necessity of
proceeding cautiously. Special con-
diiionS in different countries. he
said, must he considered, or the OBJ
Jet IN view might be compromised.
If not defeated
All the speakers today again re-
fcrred enthusiastically To President
iiardinG's. action in calling for "a dis
armament conference III Washing
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
hight uf Investigation.

second, on tn" right Of lnvcstiga-
ton. mutual control Of the exchange
o; information regarding ornaments
ana the amendment Of article S Of
the covenant OF tho league OF ma
tons providing for mutual control.
as PROPOSED by NJ. JouhauN-M. V.vl-
ami. llinimar Erantinc. sweden: NJ
l-atSukc. Japan; Marsha! Faoi.
France; General Inaraki. Japan: NJ
.iancouvic". Rumania. and NJ I.amgk-
jacr. Denmark
Third on IN" collection of stats
teal Information including atma-
m"nt budgets OF different countries
Sir James lErungatc. India: NJ: Jams
Sen belgium; Professor Ecnini. Italy:
NJ !. Oudcgcst. Netherlands; Thomas
findlcy Canada: Marshal F'ayonc.
France; the Marquis de Magaz. spain:
Captain r"nido, Brazil. and Senator
Carlos Schan2cr, Italy.
The suhcoinmittccs will report to
the full committee September at
Geneva. whore it will sit to prepare
its report for the league assembly.
The members of the committee today
expressed themselves as well salts
fled with the way the work is taking
shape. They expect I" accomplish re-
suits Of great interest to the assem-
bly, and perhaps useful To the Wash
lllGton conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-18
General BiilS stated.

There are. in addition. several
minor measures designed TO assist
agriculture which will he urged. Thcir
passage i expected during the week.
one would put the Secretary OF Acri-
culture on the Federal Reserve Board.
while another would increase the
maximum OF loans Of Federal farm
loan banks from slo.ooo to $4,000.
The maternity hill also is To come
mp for u vote under agreement. Tho
vote was To occur on the tenth lcgIS-
latlvc day, following June 30, hut this
has been deferred because the Sem
ate. instead OF adjOurning. has taken
rccrsscs.
The sweet hill for the consolida-
tion of war relief agencies is cx-
rcctcd to pass. as urged by rrcsI-
dent Harding
Leaders will revive tn" proposal for
q recess when the tariff hill has been
received from the House and sent To
tho Finance Committee. Hearings on
the bill. il Is thought. will require n
month. and an attempt viii he made
To have tho Senate suspend business
during this time. y, present the
plan is TO recess until September s.,
although is subject Ia change.