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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
TAX LEVY FOR
SCHOOLS TO Be
90 TO 96CENTS|
Increase in Rates Of About lH
Per Cent Due to Reduced
Valuations.
MORE PAID TEACHERS
Salaries 100000 More Than
This Year-May Build
Without Bonds.

That the tax levy for school pur4
poses in Indianapolis for the coming
year will be set at q figure some
where between 80 cents and IS cents
by the board Of school commissions
ers, was indicated today by figured
in the possession Of Ralph W.
Douglass, business director Of the
board. These figures are being used
in preparing the budget on which
the finance committee Of the board
is working.
The tax levy for the last year was 50
cents and the increases that probably
viii be made are accounted for as fol1
lows: Total tax valuations in MarioR
County have fallen from about S606, 000,4
600 for 1920 to about 1888. 600, 900 for 1921
which means that it viii take an s.
cents levy for the coming year to pros
vida the same amount Of revenue obs
tanned from an S0-cent levy IN the year
just ended.
Next year teachers salaries WIN amouns
to about S3.125,O00 as compared With
100000 last year. Librarians salaries
Will amount TO ABOUT 9lcSiVSJy Wnlcn II
an increase of about $500 over last
years figures. This increase Of almost
$500 900 in teachers and librarians Eala-
ries viii necesSttats an additional Levy
Of about cents.
MAY BUILD By
DIRECT TAXATION.
Then there are indications that fos
the first time the board may resort to
direct taxation TO erect new school build
ings, instead OF relying on bond issues
as has been done in the past. The board
rapidly is nearing the limit Of its bonded
Indebtedness, and it Is well known that
Continued On Page EIeyen.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
FIRST RELIEF
NOW IN RUSSIA
Americans Reach Moscow to
Handle Famine--No Men
ton of Fire in Capital.

LONDON, Aug. 2o.-Ths nrst expe-
diGon Of American relief workers to
enter Russia reached Moscow todAdy.
They reported their arrival By wireless
to the local Russian relief headquarters.
The rad!ogram made no mention OF the
connagration which was reported last
week to Ls raging in the Russian cap
itaL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
BATTLE FRONT
REPORTED QUIET

LOGAN, W. Va, Aug. 29.-Logan
County's battle front was quiet today,
following q hare-up Of fighting at Beach
Creek. near Camp Four. early Sunday
morning, in which five miners are re-
ported to have been killed in clash
with State troops, according to reports
from State police headquarters at Ethel,
Eve miles from here.
State police took the view that Sun
days fighting was purely local in char
acter and had nothing to do with the
march Of 5000 strikers from Marmet to
Mingo County.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
MexicanS Murder
American Citizen

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-David Emile
Richards, an American citizen Of Niles,
Cal, was murdered on Aug. % by Mexi-
cans near the town Of Chibela, Mexico,
according TO advices TO the State Depart
ment today. No details of the murder
we're given. The nearest relative is Israel
Richards, father, of Niles. Cal. 1t is be-
Heved that the murder was the work of
bandits.
The State Department, It IS understood,
will make representations to Mexico for
the arprahenston OF She murdsrers-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

Incomes and profits taxes yielding
s., 225, 7eo,653 or 20 per cent Of the to-
tai tax revenue. The same taxes
yielded 1896, 1850 in 1920.
During the year the collections
under the VOlStead and national pro-
hibition act were S2.I5O,SO3 as COM
pared with SOL, O29 in the previous
year. It is also estimated by Commits
sioner Blair that close to $2,500OO0
was collected by the Department Of
Justice In dnes and penalties for vio-
lation of the prohibition act.
Tobacco netted S255, 21S,s09 and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Local Business Man
Is Found Dead i'm Bed

Bernath Fresh, At, proprietor of the
Bernath Fresh Mems Furnishing store at
240 South Illinois street, was found dead
in bed this morning in his room, No. Is
the Emelie apartments, by A. Megley,
room mate. Death was due to heart
trouble, according TO DIR. GeorNl Chris
tian. deputy coroner, who perfoiIned al
autopsy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Windy City Court
Bars Scandal Fans

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-"Scandal fans"
are barred from the morals courtroom
Of Judge Joseph Schulman.
The judge today sentenced thirty
two fans" to two hours confinement
because they refused to leave the
room after he had warned them the
cases on trial were none Of theiE
business" He declared he would give
twenty day sentences for q second
ofense"
This is no place to spend your va
cation at the expense Of the poor IN
fortunates brought In here" he told
the fans"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Police Chief Shot in
Friendly Card Game

wAUREGAN, Ill, Aug. 2e.-Chief OF
Police schardt Of North Chicago, was
yhot and seriously wounded today during
L card game at the home Of friend The
shooting was surrounded with mystery.
A statement by Mayor Henry Descon,
said the police chief had been shot acct
IDENTIFY when his gun fell from its holster
and was discharged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Amusement Tax for 1921
Enriched U. S. $89,725, sos
Total Collections 1855, OOO,765, Compared
With $780,, 59O,251 Previous Year.


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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Largest U. S. Flying
Station in Hawaii

HONOLULU, Aug. 2o-Private advices
received here from Washington indicate
that Luke Field, the Hawiian aviation
base, is TO be made the United States
largest flying station.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
HARDING ACTS
TO AMELIORATE
u. S. IDLENESS
To Call Conference of Labor
and Industry to Aid
Plan.
TO TALK LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, Aug. e9.-ContrOversial
questions will not be permitted to enter
ialO the discussions of the conference on
which President Harding
= to call shortly, Secretary of Commerce
Hoover announced today.
The question OF the effect Of open shop
on unemployment or other matters, which
are points at issue between labor and
capital. will not be permitted to enter
into the work of the conference, the Sec
rotary said. a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
BABY FALLS IN WATER JAR

NUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 29.-The 2-year-old
daughter Of James Niccum, farmer, was
drowned when she fell headhrs into
ten -galIan Jar Of water. The child was
dead when found.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
WEATHER

WEATHER.
Forecast for indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending Z
D. m Aug. so. 1921!
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday !;
not much change in temperature.
HOURLY TEMPERATURE,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
MEN AND BUSINESS
By RICHARD SPILLANE

indian al ines
and
cities visitor nnds notice displayed
reads:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday. N
much change in temperature.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

Marblehead, Mass.-Aici m1rit
un milionar, Paul Croker, care a
facut I'M testament foarte curios
Referitor la inmormintarea sa a
dispus ca sa fie ars 81 ceiluSa sd fie
imprastiata i'm mare de pc stancile
proprietatii sale. Aceasta s'a 81
facut eri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16
DIN NECAZURHE
POPORULUI

Primim urlnatoarea scrisoare:
Onorata redcatie:
In numele ulAanitatii Va rog =
publica in pretiosul d-voastra ziar
urmatoarele
In ziua de Is Apriie sofia mca
a incetat din viata 81 find moar-
tea subita 81 datorita i,nprejurari-
Tor situatiunea financiark nu m a
gasit in condith bunc banesti.
NJ am dus la un undertaken. Gu
numele Cros ii fam spus sithatia
grava in care ma aflu, 81 omul lui
D-zeu mia oferit I'M credit de $3.50
pentru spesele fninorlninta'rii, sal
pfhtesc cand vol putpa, dar en- 81
ma iihpac Gu pfteentindile preotu-
lui roman Tarcea din acest oras.
Adresandu-lna pfeotului att d
sa eat 81 presedintele parochiei
>mi-au respuns cd haina sffnta nu
Sc imbraca fara $36 inainte. Ne
avand alte mijloace am chemat pc
preotul catolic american 81 a facut
serviciul fara Sc pfctinxa mimic.
IoaN Mokarta,
r. F. d. Box X, Warren, O.
Plangerea lni Aohasta publ,
cata 81 in giarnl The Warren DAILY
Tribune, GU data de 6 G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

icSe "a popule{tkhea Hrsnlei este
ca 4,atru milissne de slllete maj
mica decat cua era ii annl 1914.
Intre aceste p6kr,l nilioa,ls se -.
cotesc an mili6n 81 sapte suite mi
morti pc ca,npRl de lupta. Cen
lslta parte se antoreask aortilos
din cuaza boalelor contractate be
campul de lap abstfae&nd dela
aceea ca mortaiitatea este mai mare
decat nasterile.
Washington. D upa sase AMI, in
anul acesta Sc silnte crestere ma.
re in caiatorii aneric4ni carl .nor
sa viziteze Europa. Toate vapoa-
rele earl merg spre Europa, sant
pline de pasaeesi. Causele Acestor
calatorii de placerp sunt mai multe
Pc deoparte ca dolarul are 8 valoa.
re foarte mare fAta de devisele eu
ropene. Pc de. alta partr numaru1
bogatilof carl vorAsa guste din pla.
cerile ce le ilnbie Europa, a crescut
in mod considerable in decursu
rasboiului. lntre aceste placeri nj
ocupa eel din lirma loc alcoolul 6.
lipseste in America. Partea ces
mai mrae a calAtorilor ~ due ii
Italia, Franta 81 Belgia. Caile fe
rate s'au imbunatatit in mod sen
sibil tocmai in vederea calAtorilor
s an introdus o sunedenie de tre
| nuri speciale carl vor co1duce cas-
petit in ~giunile devaatate.
| 80 tsl ~ 'ts.f -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

In mai multe comunati din Staele Unite sau luat ma
surf scole prmare invete copii sa salute
Drapelul Tarii
Drapelu unei ari culorile rationale, smbolul arij,
consutiunei 81 ale utuor nstituunlor 81 legilor Ell
Soaul cand ura credinta 81 devotament drapelulu, 81
eaga al apra pretu vete SALE nseamna ca apara
numai ace smbo pinza de maase de lana sau de
huinbac c tara 81 neamul pc care il reprezinta.
In orce tara din le drapelu tar, culore rationale
ale neamulu, prv 81 sauta GU respect Gu manre III
sufletire de ace nteleg nsemntaea uE vorba ins
clti inteeg.
In Staele Unite poporu deosebta afectiune pentru
culorle rationale Cred ca nc ntro alta tara expune
la zile mari alta profuzune culore tar 81 nicaeri
salua mai multi respect 81 vnt patriotic stndardu
reprezna Statee din Repubca prin cee
pruzec 81 opt de stee abe pc fond abasru in partea
al apeulu compus din tresprezece suviti albe
icsii smbolzand primee State earl fondat Ununea.
Maura luata de difere comunat de invata elevi sh
salute apelu american penru copiii americanilor
propriu zs Pc eli ii ivata din mai frageda copi
lare In fie americana afla eel putin un drapc
national arboeaza la zile fie cop are
apeI al u micut scoate 81 ell pc fereastra case
il eaga de stapui verandei Aceasa msura uata mai
nult petn cop strelor nascu vent in tara aceasta
ST al caror parnti nu hteleg insennatatea ui.
In ate tar in tare unde poporu fost tnut in lntune
re- numai MANA de oamen nteegeau nsemnatatea Drape
ui National multe aele fl trebut sa iheeaga 81
ste 81 in acele tar oare putin mana de oamen sau
respect minre 81 insuflere culorle rationale.
In Romana de pda nici Aece la suta din orasen
neau insuflet la vederea tricooruui roanesc Nc
Ia snta ridcau palara inainea drapeulu tar La ze
mari drapeu national arbora decat la edfcie pubce
81 de catva negustor din inemnu autorat tloradeseaori
nacratea lor stren La tara prn orasee mici la sate
nici pomeeaa Am avut ocaze sa gasesc drapel
tonal nci la prmara comune. - Multi credeau ca numai
arlnata trebue sa alba drapel
Roman din Transivania opresati Gle stapanrea ungu-
easc dornta lo vie de manifesto roman facut
mai multi de culoe rationale 81 fnees mai bine insem
naatea lu romani din regat Gu toae persecule ndu
rate pentru purarea rcooruu roanesc intrun sat din
Transatlantic gseau mai mule cuori rationale deca ntr u
udet din vechu rega 81 stau consi de Gel puritan 81
de neau la ell Fra semnu neauui din faceau pare
In expunerea de motive adnsa in sprnrea masurei de
nvata pc eevii de scoah nsemnaatea drapeuui 81 cum
rebue sal salute, cem:
Eer din yco1 gubcs unt rtorii solda al Repubcsi sol
dn III mp de dsb0iu Drdp este n,boM rtzbH q
tot este hbera Tebne nnceat rder orr 5: cdnd
sb unde tiro tdri beau din fdndnn tor pregde
penru participated rota noonad Satn inconfnuM da
peIuu Repnblce remprospdta sentimental patriotic
Mar fl bne, drapeul Romaniei de astaz 81 fie
ca 81 Drapelul Staelor Unite simbolu aceoras bet4t
ner roman carl beau din fantana store pregatesc
pentru parparea or in vaa naonaa sal salute noontnnu
drag respect devotamen 81 patriotism asa salat6 I'll
Ier americani drapelu acestei taris
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

Mai multe ziare americana pre-
vad ca Grecia va deyeni in curind
Repnblica. Gel carl all girat
politele lui Tino ar face bine sd
Sc pregateasca de plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

iN"iiu dutotIOOIIul WI ElUSAN IOdI u
mare, strivit 0 fetita de cinci ami.
Matte Shester, 24OS f. 57th st.
Soferul oprit automobilul, dar
vaZand ca fata nu sc mai misca, a
manat din nou 81 scapat. Numa-
|l'ul lui nu a putut Fl vazut. Po-
litia il cauta.
Marblehead, Mass.-Aici mnrit
un milionar, Paul Croker, care a
facut I'm testament fOarte curios.
Referitor la inmormintarea sa a
dispus ca sa fie ars 81 ce1luSa sd fie
imprastiata in mare de pc stancile
proprietatii sale. Aceasta s'a 81
facut eri.
Chicago, William ID. Hay
wood, cassarul organiEatiei I. w.
w.. s'a dus in Russia. Fri O CO.
misie "A examinat starea cassei 81
s'a dovedit ca lipsesc $50, 900. Co
mitetul executiv ridicat acuza de
defraudare. Vestea acuzarii a stir
nit mare Senate in rindurile mum
citorilor organizat.
Il 4
Sc site ca femeile din Statele IT,
mite au hotarft sa adune un fond
Gle $4,000 pentru cumpararea u
nui gram de radiu ca dar doamnci
Curie, inventatoarea acestui ele-
ment. Doamna Curie sosit deja
in Statele Unite. Femeile din Gle
veland au contribute la acest fond
national GU mai mutt de $4,000.
FOndul fOst adunat de un comi-
tet de femei sub presedintia d-nei
Howard r. Karsner.
New York.-Pravalia de haine
a lui Joseph Poenich sc mindrea
eli un afis pc care era scris: A
ceasta pravalie este inchisa peste
noapte. Un hot, dupa ce dus
maria de $40O, scris de desnpt :
I"Ce-mi pasa mie!'
Jack Graney, vestitul jucator de
baseball" din Cleveland, avnt
o surprindee neplacuta All dimi-
lneata. Cand volt sa mearga in
oraS Gu autOmobilul sau, a observat
ca acesta lipseste din garaj. Niste
hoti l-au dus peste noapte. Sur
prinderea eli att mai neplaeuta
ca automobilul era 0 marca foarte
buna si a fost daruit de Admiratorii
lui in toamna trecuta.
*&
| East Liverpool, O.-Dudley Ne
Grow nu auzit de ,copilul sau dt
vresne de IA ami. In anul 1907 e
% disparut de acasa siacu toate ci
la cercetat 81 Gu ajutorul politiei
n a dat nici urna de Ell. Acum pr
meste scrisoare. din statul Mon
tana ca el, copilul, e sanatos 81 ci
Ie proprietar de otel., Tatal sau S !;
pns imediat Pc tren sa-si vaza 60
pilul pc care la crezut de mort.
1 Pennington, No. Soeiologii dfl
statal Montana s6 ocslpA eu: ua ca,
curios. DoamDa Letta Parsons, d
| 10 ami, - onAerft fats ~ lnastera
care ! f0st de 6 AMI. D-na Parsosi'
= fost o oFSana de cand era miex
- ! esescut asa pank u etatsa d
| ID AAi, p ii oalhenii buni. Atune
an vadnv, John Parsons, esfe ave,
dou4 fete, uiaa de 3 u eeAlaltx u
s AMI. j laat-0 AZ egtie III Mar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16
INFORMATlUN|

Fri dupa aniazi un sofer, ma
nand automobilul Gu viteza foartc
mare, a striyit 0 fetita de cinci ami,
Matte Shester, 24OS f. 57th st.
Soferul oprit automobilul, dar
vazand ca fata nu sc mai misca, a
manat din nou 81 a scapat. Numa
rul lui nh putut fl vazut Po-
litia il cauta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16
2,D22 .262, Queens 466.Sll
Richmond ll5.959.

La urma urmei, spuneti ce cri-4
ma comite fatA daca isl expune
pulpele cu douA degete mai sns
ca anul trreat? Nu suntem in era
evolutiuneiY
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11
BRAVES TO
 lx CELEBRATION
lS Indian Tribe Plans Old
 tme Sun Worship Rites

pbud Agency. Rosebud Indian
 prvation. $. D.. March Jig va
 -e-o yc ho yo yc." tho Dakota
 will sing and the sun danco
 egin.
 3evivul of this ancient religious
 ony is planned for tho 4th of
 celebration thiS year on the \ld reservation, Chief Maza
 lF'lattenod Iron) and Tatnnka- i (Short-Bull) the aged seer of hkota nation. and others Of tho pEcneration who took part In |remony when 1t was conducted ILl earnest half century ago. FIpefy isc the reproduction to sec prr effects arc attained. s~ Idanec (the phlcface name Do ceremony which tho red men as the OfreringD is the chief )e fin n ritual embracing a series fcmonies lasting from three to w. The actual dance begins at c and continues until the fol- y sunrise In tho ritual but tho will bc shortened materially. laily tho dance as held upon Dpearancc of tho full moon oc- z at or nexe after the summer ..
 'rcHslvcly. the sun dance will
 wfsh prayer. Standing in q
 with arms oustrctched toward n. tho dancers will slowly Cia , Groat Mystery n prayer that il may be lifted from the in- al and from the tribe, that desires and wantS may bc hd. and that they may he
 III fortune. With tho final 1
New Britain herald., 1921-03-11

note of the fourth repetition the drum is struck, the time of the chant is quickcned into spirited song and the dancing begins. Gazing ever at the sun. tho dancers. garbed in tho skins of wild animals and pa tinted about the face and upper part of the body with the sacred rcd. will per- form tho gyratious and free move mcnts of the dance. circling about the sun pole to the tune of the or fering Song. The singing begins in
 high notes and gradually declines until if is almost guttural.
 The representation will include a replica Of Dakota India village tepees of buffalo hide erected in circle about an opened space in which will he erected tho sun pole or mystery tree. symbolic of the center of the four quarters of the heavens: sacred tent of prepara- ton and a dance lodge in which .he dancers will make ready and the af- nictcd will be treated with the cura-' two wild sage. just as of yore.
 It was the custom for each dancer to make prayer to the disposer of the things he needed. through an appeal to the sun. Tn the dance each persisted in his part until he had re- cetved vision from the sun. And f. at the close of the ceremonies. he hsd received no vision he resortcd to which was called wis I, lon hunting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
News of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch. March 4. lS7i)
Another railroad war is brewing in the
Legislature. This fight Viii hang around the
little Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad.
whicn the Atlantic, Mississ ppi and Ohio, that
is TO say General William Malone. wishes to
get control OF
The members OF the graduating class Of the
Medical College OF Virginia. VINO graduated
last night are: James \ Brown Of Buckina-
ham: Clarence =. iiricr. OF Hanover. James c..
Deaton. Jr OF Richmond. : W. Dickinson. OF
Louisa. Henry II. Levy, Of Richmond: James
J. Pharr. of Covngion; W Johnson Strother.
OF CuIpcper; George W Wayt and Richard c..
Wharton. of Richmond and William w. Whit
ten.
The board OF managers OF the pythian
Hall are old Dominion Lodge. William II.
rllcr. l.. l.. Bass ana l., ;. Edwards; Rich
mond Lodge. Nj l.. iiaady. William l.oven-
stein ana James - Grimm Virginia Lodge.
William IT. Wade. y. Mit;eidorfer and II. J..
Burlington; Hines I.odgr. William :. Gilman,
Dr \. :. MoEea "rd G rpwcli lin.
T. A. Pollard has returned 10 Lsnchburg
from Baltimore. Ills health is said to be no
better.
The clerks lis, shows tina, the next House
OF Representatives VIII be made UP Of 1876 Re-
publicans. nc Democrats and Independent.
''hcre are fourteen v"can, seats and fifteen
contested seats.
!, caucus Of Rcpublgcan members OF CON
gross last night nominated james G. Blaine,
Of Maine .or Speaker! Mcpherson for clerk,
and i;uXton King for postmaster. The Demo
rats nominated General Morgan, Of Ohio, for
speaker.
IN. revenue reform Republicans we're great
Is alarmed yesterday when they received the
Information thtt Speaker Blaine is going TO
make pro;crtionist the chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee. =.
in the Rivers and tIarhor ,b!il which the
Senate passed yesterday $4,000 appro-
iriatcd tor the Improvements Of Jamcs River
jelow Richmond: S5o,o0n for ;hc Appomattox
hammock.
says the inhabitants maintained the same
sturdy indifference yesterday that they showed
the day before when tho PrussianI entered
Paris \. vs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Dav
Reader Says Smith-Towncr IsiiI Is
Not Menace to Estates
Riuittsn

I" the Editor OF the Times ID spatch
Sir.-l notice there has been OBJ
lection raised III these columns to
the Smith-Towner bill. This objcc-
zion seems to be based upon the be-
lief this bill will be In conflict with
the state school laws, or an in
tring"ment upon STATES rights"
II seems to ME this bill Ia SO
wordcd that il especially guards
against this very objection.
Quoting Or. George -. Strayer.
who is professor OF educational ad :
minis tration Teachers College. Co
inmeia University. the law provides
methods for carrying out the pro-
visions OF this act within II State
shah he determined by the State and
local educational authorities OF said
state. and this act shall not be con-
courses OF study aud plans ana
methods in the several States in or
der To procure the benefits herein
provided; ANA provided further. that
all educational facilities encouraged
by the provisions Of this act and uc-
copied by n state shall be- organized.
clusively by the legally constituted
State and local educational uuthori-
ties Of said state"
This hill is sponsored by practicirily
~! NLhNt or tUu - =
ton. by the American Federation OF,
Labor. American Federation II
Teachers. General Federation OF Wn-
mems clubs. National Congress OF
Mothers and Parent Teacher AsSocia-
tons American Library Associations
National Council OF Jewish Women,
Association OF Collegiate Alllnnae
Patriotic Sons of America National
i.eagu" OF Women Voters, ana Ma
ti"nai Society. Daughters OF the
american Revolution
There could be nothing wrong with
q till that has received such endorse.
ni"nt from such a large scope of ciubs
aud examinations. However. be that
at it may. hasn't Virginia proved to
the nation that she ia unable To wine
cut iiiiteracy within her hordcrf. In
fact isn't this state q hot bed OF IL
lii"racyf We stand thirty eighth
among the states in the Union In IL
li;cracy. Then II we insist that the
children Of this Commonwealth are
20 remain in the slime and nth of
ignorance, why should not the ma
iicnal government step IN and take
:, hand TO right this great wrong
that Is being practiccd upon tn. chill
6rcn of today. who are 10 hr the men
and women Of tomorrow.
rs to States rights. isn't IL Il
fetish belonging TO n past uge or u
mythical thing that some learned
iuan loves to talk about. and few. n
ANY az them, can ever define or tell