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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
$5,oo0,Ooo PAGUBA
PENTRU STAT
Poporul Statelor Unite plateste
datoria companiei decedate.

WASHINGTON; 90 Oct. -
Compania de vapoarc numita "The
U. s. Mail Steamship CO. care a
decedat de curind, lasind Consiliul
Vapoarelor Gu noua vapoare dar GU
Tin liant intreg de datorii, are un pa.
siv de $5,OO0,00O dar nici un We
nit, zice d. Marshall Bulitt, repre-.
sentantul legal al Consiliului Va.
poarelor Statel0r Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
'ATENTATUl 1MPOTRlvA
.LUI HERRlCK E PRIMUL
PLAN

Din mai multe capitale sosec
stiri despre a existenta unui vast
cOmplot care vrea sd terorizeze am
basadele americana pentru condam-
narea la moarte a conlunistilor Nj
colo Sacco 81 Bditolomell Yanzetti
de 0 curte Gu jartti din Massachu-
setts, acuzati de talharie 81 omor.
La ambasada Americana din
Londra "a pus paza militara 81 po.
litieneasca.
Ambasada Americana din Londra
e inconjurata de trupe.. Ambasado.
rul Harvey fost prevestit ca Ro-
Sii sunt deciSi sd omoarc mai multi
inalti functionari din Europa.
Politia 81 detectivii pazesc amba.
sada Americana din Bruxel.
Fri, un numar de peste 200 co
muniSti all dcmonstrat in fata Am
basadei Americana din Bruxel, pi
ma cind all fost risipiti de polite.
In Rio De Janeiro, deleyati comu
nisti AL mers la redactiile mai null
tor ziare fruntase intre carl 81 Ia
journal De Brazil, protestind I'M
potriva condamnarii lui Sacco S
Vanzetti.
Directorii ziarelor n 'au dat mic
o atentie protestului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
Harding 81 Educatia
PRESEDINTELE A FOST PROMOVAT D]
DOCTOR In DREPTURI
VORBIREA TINUTA Gu ACEASTA
OCAZIUNE
care in folosinta inca, caci ca ext
sta din anul 1919.

care e in folosinta inca, caci ca ext
sta din anul 1919.
PreSedintele VENT insotit de
lninistrii Hughes, Mellon, Wees 81
Hkooyer.
CAS- dori" - declarat prese-
dintele intre altele, - "ca sa fie
posibil ca sd conving pc fiecare ce-
tatean american despre necesitatea
educated. Trebuie sd avem dascali
mai multi 81 mai buni 81 acestia sa
fie salarizati bine ca sa-si poata in
deplini fara griji greaua lor sarci-
ma. Nu fac nici exageratie daca
spun ca matte inaintea unei crize
de educate. Din toate colturile ia
rii, din orase, din safe, vim plingeri
ca cladirilie Scolare sunt neincapa-
toare pentru multimea de- copii,
caci zeci de mil de copii n 'au unde
sa mearga la scoala, ca nu sunt IN
vatatori in numar sufficient 81 CD
fondurile scolare nu sunt de ajuns
pentru salarizarea lor. MOI luam
dascalii della scoala 81 lasam in in
continual decrestere capacitatea de
produce mint disciplinate prin
studiare. Oar dati-mi vote sd va
spun CD aceste conditii M trebuie
sd produca pesimisln in moi. Nici IN
popor n "A jertfit att pentru edu-
catie ca 81 poporul american. Oar
Gu cit mai mutt jertfim All cu att
mai mari sunt lipsurile mine. 81 ell
sunt fericit ca asta e asa Gu cit
mai multi dorim stiinta GU att mai
multe asigurari avem ca tara in
continua pro9resare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
STAREA DE ASEDIU In RE-
GUINEA VESTICA A
TR.ANSILVANIEI.

Cluj, % Sept. Comandantdl
corpului 6 de armata, in baza de-
cretului regal S53 din a. c., a i'll.
tins starea de asediu 81 asupra
partition judetelor Maramures,
Arad, Satu-mare 81 Bihor, care nu
erau cuprinse in ordonanta ante
rioara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

All dimineata d. Il. II. Norton,
secretarul ambasadei, intr1nd i'll Off
ciul sau, printre scrisorile aduse de
posta dc dimineata vazut 81 un
pachet recomandat, purtind firma
Coty, 0 casa bine cunoscuta de par
fumuri. Pachetul era adrcsat Hon.
Excellence, Ambassador American,
NJ. Myron T. Herrick' 81 a fost
marcat Personal.
Era cam de noua degete iuHgime
81 patru degetc in patrat de acur-
mczis, invclit in hartie de culoare
cafenie dcschisa. Norton Ia pus la
parte Gu cele lalte scrisori parti-
culare ale ambasadOrului.
D-nul Herrick a intrat in oficiul
sau cam la orele 10, dar trebuind sa
ia parte la 0 conferinta ambasado-
rilor la orele 10 90 N a avut timp Sc
desfaca scrisorile sale.
In loc ca conferinta sc tina o
ora, asa cum Sc hotarise, a tinut pi-
na. la IL 80. d. Herrick a PRINT
invitarea sd la parte la un prinz
oferit de ziaristi Premierului
BRAND la hotelul Palace de Orsay,
asa ca IA avut timp sa mearga la
oficiul sau inainte de amiaza.
Dupa masa d. Herrick s'a dus la
cancclarie ca sa desfaca scrisorile,
inaintc de a merge la 0 receptie in
onoarca Generalului Pershing la
orelc 4 la Hotel De Vile, dar d.
Norton, care mincat la ambasada,
dus pachetul, care parea ca este
0 cutie ,cu parfumerii in locuiata
a-,u; Harr;ok ls ~
Dupa terminarea ceremoniei della
Hotel De Vile, Ambasadorul Her
rick S "a dus acasa, Bulevardul- Mes
sines No. Is. Char cind a 1ntrat pc
use fost oprit de nora-sa dina
Parmely Herrick.
Pc cind vorbeau impreuna, nu-
mai citeva minute dupa sosirea d
Herrick, s'a prodns explozic care
a ruinat aproape toata casa. Auzind
gemete all alergat in etajul de sus
81 au aflat pc Walter Blanchard
valetul ambasadorului, zacind ps
dusumeaua eamerei de dornit a d
lui Herrick, Ivaitindu-se de dureri
Usa della camera de dormit 81 dels
baie srau deschise 81 stricatc. n
valetul stiind Cd d. Herrick est
angajst se mearga la Q Gina s
stii4d ca se Va grabi, cind . vazu'
Cd q VENT acasa s'a urcat reped'
sus sa-i aranjeze hainele de seara
sia luat pachetul adus de d. Morton
pc care dina Herrick il pusese p
masa din sala.
Punind pachetul pc masa de toa
leta ri ydzind ca e marcat parfunl
81 el find insarcinat alte DAFT .
cumpere parfum, STA luat indraz
neala "a examineze pachetul ma
bine sis'a hotarit sal deschida.
a desfdcut invelitoarea si ape
GU un fosrfece a,taiat alta cu car
srs lseat5 d . doua incelitoare. 2
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
Alentatu| irlpotriva d.
myron |. HerriCk
AMBASADORUL STATELOR UNITE LA
PARIS SCAPA NE ATINS
POLTTIADIN PARIS CREDE CA ATENTA-
TUL ESTE OPERA COMUNISTILOR
FRANCESI

PARIS, 19 Oct - All facut incercare sa Sc omoare
prn bomba Myron Herrick din Cleveland, ambasadoru
american de aici.
Dnsu scapat prn scrie de Circumstance carl par Gu
totul miraculoase
basadorulu la orele 62O Poa din Paris crede
fapta commission frances Carl de vre'o doua sapatmn
campane mpotrva execuar lu Sacco 81 Vanzetti in
ziua dc Novembrie la Boston napadit Herrc
scrisori 81 telegrame prvire la acest caz
Ca resutat al unui denun dat de detecv din Paris sa
TRIMS prcvesr ambassador americana din Londra
sd Sc fereasca de ascmenea atentate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
RevO|utia in
POrtugaIia
TRUPELE AU ocUPAT Po.
S1TIUNILE STRATEGIC
IN LISABONA 81 JUR.
GUVERNUL PORTUGES A
DEMISIONAT.
LONDRA, 20 Oct. - In Ii.
sabona eri q isbucnit o revolta
militara impotriva guvernului
zice 0 telegrama din Vigo catre
London Times.
Trupele au capturat positiu.
nile strategice din oras 81 jurul
lui.
GUVERNUL PORTUGES A
DEMISIONAT.

L0NDRA, 19 Oct. - In urma
unei miscari militare reusita Gu
deplin success 81 fara varsare de
SINCE, guvenul portuges a de-
misionat, zice' o telegrama a
Agentiei Reuter- din Lisabona.
Sc va forma probabil un nou
minister Gu ex-revolutionarii
av1nd ca premier pc Manuel
Maria Coelho.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
ULTIMA CARA
REVOLUTIA MONARCHI-
STA DIN PORTUGALIA.

PARIS, 20 Oct. - Guvernul
portuges a fost resturnat de Q
revolutie monarchista. Proba-
bill SO va forma un cabinet sub
presedinte lui Coelho, fostul re-
volutionar.
Trupele monarchiste au cap.
turat eri positiunile strategice
din Lisabona, dupa care a ur.
mat demisia guvernului. Re.
sturnarea guve1nului dupa a.
parenta s'a facut fara varsare
dc singe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

Lovitura de stat facuta de mill
taristii din Portugalia, tot ce sc po-
ate Sc fie in elgatura GU miscarile
monarchiStilor, ca Sc reinfinteze re-
gimul mOnarchic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE

DESCHISA DE UNIUNEA s. R. A. 81 ZIARUL AMERICA
PENTRU UNIVEkSITATEA POPULARA NICOLAE
IORGA LA VALENu DE MUNTE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
PRIGONIREA
INvATAMANTuLuI
ROMANESC
DL GROZA DESFHNTEAZA
LICEUL ROMANE8C
DIN Drastic.

Ministrul Ardealului nu pierde
nici o ocazie de a-si manifesto SEN
timentele sale fata de nationai-
tati, carl vad in dl Groza un mi
nistru al lor, gaia a sacrifica orr
cand interesele romanesti.
Astfel, in urma interventiei
unei delegatii ungare din Drastic,
d-sa a hotarft sd evacueze iceul
romanesc din localul pc care il
ocup4 in acest oras 81 sal dea Ii
ceului reformat ungar, pentru a-si
muta in el internatul, care actual
mente Sc gaseste la un loc Gu H.
ceul intr 'un local foarte incapa-
tor.
Prin aceasta hotar1re, dl Groza
lasa orasul Drastic fara liceu 81
multimea fiilor de tarani fara in
v&tatura, de oarece nu vor putea
fl trimisi de parinti Ia liceele din
alte orase, din cauza scumpetei.
Ce Ia determinat pc dl Groza
sd faca acest lucru, nu Sc poate
explica decat prin faptul, ca d-sa
a ramas acelasi ca 81 in timpul
stapanirei ungare.
Mare admirator 81 sprijinitor al
cultured ungare, = dupacum in
sasi a declarat, - ministrul Ar
dealului Sc afirma ca un dusman
al cultured romanesti 81 Isl face
din aceasta un titlu de mandrie.
Stirea de mai sus o reproducem
din ziarul ''Patria'' GU data de
! 80 Sept.
Sa mai facem vre-un comentar
E de prisos.
Ceeace tinem sd mentionam GU
acest prilej este faptul ca pentru
sustinerea acestui Liceu am con
tribuit 81 moi, cetitorii acestui ziar
Gu suma de 10000, bani colectati
pent1'u Monul lentul lui Vlaicu,
pc carl lam TRIMS anul acesta in
tara d-lui Nicolae Iorga, care in
intelepciunea d-sale q crezut ca
nu este un monument mai grafton
81 ducator la scop in amintirea
raposatului aviator roman de eat
Liceul din Drastic care ii poarta
numele.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24
BOOTHS CORNERS

Miss Antoinette Jes spent Sunday
at the Rathbone home.
Leila and Lewis Tharp. Matilda
Cromwell and Zinna Pugh were Sun
day evening callers at the Willett
home.
Mr.. J. w. Seat is i'll this week.
Mr. John Bovendam and sons AL
bert and James Bovendam, autoed to
Bellingham on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ecker of Bellingham was a
guest at the Heaton residence Thurs
day.
Franklin Swope spent Sunday ey-
ening at the A. r. Palmer home.
! About twenty-five ladies were pres
ent at a special meeting of the Home
Economics Club Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Roy Allen. Miss
! Nellie Bovendam will be hostess at
the next special meeting, which will
| be held on Dec. l if the weather con-
| ditions are favorable.
Mrs George Rathbone, Floyd Rath-
! bone and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pugh
attended the Delta Grange meeting
at Holman Hall Thursday evening
Rev. Harris of Ferndale conducted
the services at the Sunday School on
Sunday. Twenty-three were present
in spite of the disagreeable weather.
He expects to preach here again next
Sunday.
Mr. H. Willett drove to Wicker
sham Wednesday and returned Sat
urday afternoon.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

The Lyceum campaign is finished
The Sophomores won with 1872 points
The class chose the half-holiday Of
ifered and celebrated on Wednesday
The freshmen are leading in the
Red Cross campaign with member
ships amounting to $4S.
The seasons first basketball games
will be played on Wednesday evening
at Mt Baker. Both the girls and
boys will play.
Thursday and Friday are the days
I of Thanksgiving vacation for which
We truly give thanks.
Beginning on Nov. %, hot lunches
will be served at the grade building
The dishes will be prepared by two OF
the cafeteria class. different girls do
ing the work each week.
Mr.. Edison gave a twenty-minute
talk to the assembly on Thursday.
Although his talk was short, he
brought out many ideas really worth
while.
Medals for efficiency in tipping were
given out this week. Gladys Stu
urmans and Rella Dean received med
ais for writing forty words a minute
and Irene Merritt received one for
writing fifty words. Cecil Stuur-
mans was given his thirty-word GER
tificate.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Boehringer
spent Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Boehringer's mother, Mrs.
! Margaret Cramer of North Prairie.
The Greenwood Jazz Band met on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boehringer. Be-
sides the members ofthe Band, those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wagner and family Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cramer and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellie Tremain and children OF
| LINDEN, Miss Raymond, Miss Walk
err Miss Minnie Elsner, Carl Gilman,
Alfred, Henry and Walter Elsner and
! Walter Mg.Gat. sst--.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mutchler and
daughter Maize visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Tremain Tuesday. Mr..
Tremain is still on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Landau of
Lynden spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Landau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Davis have re-
turned after spending their honey
moon visiting different places on the
sound They expect to make their
home on the Davis ranch.
Mrs. George Alton and daughter
Hazel spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Arie Raider.
Neighbors and friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fecher We'd
nesday evening. Those who enjoyed
games and cards were Mr.. and Mrs.
George KNITTED and son Glen, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Colyer and sons Everett and
Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Walston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Boehringer and children
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24

Mr. and Mrs. George Alton, Hazel.
Sylvia, Orville. At late hour, re-
Ifreshments of cake, salad. sandwich
es and coffee were served.
The regular annual school election
will be held the first Saturday in
December, Dec. 8, instead of the first
Saturday in March. This election
will not be held at the school house
but at the Township Hall east of Lyn-
den and at the Ten Mile Township
voting place, according to the ar
rangement which has been made.
At this election, the Union High
School question will be voted on.
Little Morris, son of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Boehringer, is getting along
nicely.
Ernest Klander and daughters Ell
sic and Anna spent Tuesday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Elsner,
sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fecher and
family moved to Everson last week
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reeve and chill
dren Hazel, Willie and Clyde of Bel
bingham, were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Boehringer.
Mrs. Fred Rose and daughter cal
led on Mrs. Will Blowers Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Lindhout of Lynden
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Huisman.
Alvah Blowers sawed wood with
his tractor for James Bailey Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Huisman aut-
oed to Bellingham Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs.
Winnifred Rose autoed to Bellingham
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Will Blowers is improving af-
ter her recent illness.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24
No. 1923
Notice of Hearing Final Report, Pc
titiOn for Distribution and Award
of Property to Surviving Widow

tition for Distribution and Award
of Property to Surviving Widow
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, In and For the
County of Whatcom.
In the Matter of the Estate of F. A.
De Roster, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned administrator of the es-
tate of F. A. De Roster, deceased, has
! filed his Final Report and Petition
for Distribution and Discharge as adj
ministrator, and for order awarding
certain property to Jannigje De Kos
ter as surviving widow as and for
her homestead premises and eXemp-
lions, with the clerk of above named
court; that said court is asked to set
tie said account and distribute the es-
tate to the persons entitled thereto
and discharge said administrator;
and that Monday the 18th day of
December, 1921, at $50 A. NJ at the
court house in Bellingham, What
com County, Washington, has been
fixed as the time and place for hear
| ing the same, when any persons in
terested in said estate can present
or file exceptions and contest the
same.
( Dated this 10th day of November
1921.
First publication Nov. IT, 1921.
Last publication Dec. 8, 1921.
D. J. ZYLSTRA,
Administrator of the estate
of F. A De Roster, deceased
r. B. LIE coco,
Lynden, Washington,
Attorney for Administrator. -...-...
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24

DIR. S. S. HOWE. Practice limited
to the EYE, EAR. NOSE, and
THROAT. GLASSES FITTED. Bel
bingham.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
MAA OF OPTIMISTIC STRAIN
MlIionaire Bought "Laundry" Instead
of "Launch," but Sc Refused to
Be Discouraged.

Aillionair0s are supposed to lean to-
ward CD Hhilosophic pessimism, but
there ts o1le who is evidently a genu-
ine Optimisl.
He met friend and said: Come
and SEQ my new steam laundry"
TIE fGiend was somewhat sur
afised
II didn't know you went in for that
EGrt of thing" he said.
II don't as rula," replied the mil
lionaire. Il bought this one quite by
mistake. 1t was the auctioneer's fault.
I hadn't time to get catalogue, and
l thought he said steam launch! So
/ nodded, and they landed me with
It,"
That millionaire is going to make
that laundry pay!
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
WAS VICE PRESIDENT ATa
John Cabell Breckenridge Of KentEh
the Youngest Man Ever to Hold
the High Office.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democrat
candidate for vice president vi
asked whether, if elected at third
eight, he would be the youngest Ii
president of the United States B
did not know, but hoped some Of y
friends would look the matter up
John Cabell Breckenridge vi
elected vice president on the Dsnd
cratic ticket with James Buchanan !
1856. He assumed office Mau1 !
1857, when he was thirty-siI yar
one month and fourteen days sl
When Breckenridge completed D
term he was candidate for Preak
as representative of the sla'eaaaa
interests, but was defeated ,! u
coin. The same year he was asi
to the United States senate, oH
afterward Joined the Confess
army. From January to April "
he was secretary of war In the
net of jeff Davis. He died in lev
ton, KY, May II, 1875.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
PASSED IN SENATE

H. r. No. 2 (Caudle), that speaker
appoint committee to investigate needs
Of the House for stenographic and
clerical help. Lost, ayes "a, noes 6l
H.C. r. No. 9 (Norfleet). for joint
committee of five to investigate the
construction and cost Of highways in
the State and to employ an attorney
at a cost OF 81 900 to conduct the ex-
animation. Lost.
s. R. (Walls), to provide each SEN
ator with a copy of Crawford & Moses
Digest of the Statutes Of Arkansas.
S. ]. R. No. (Hartje). submitting
an amendment to the Constitution for
the taxation Of personal property in
Improvement districts. Read twice,
ordered printed and referred to the
Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments.
S. ]. R. No. 2 (McFerrin), submit
ting an amendment to the Constitution
to require taxation at actual value.
Read twice, ordered printed and re-
ferred to the Committee on Constit--
tional Amendments.
S. ]. R. No. 8 (Vaughan), submit
ting an amendment to the Constitu-
ton to increase the number OF Su-
preme Court judges to sevon. Reac
twice.
S. C. r. No. 2 walls and others) :.
requesting the secretary OF state %
have a lunchroom installed in the Cap
itol rotunda. Adopted.
S. C. r. No. 8 wv. A. Wilson,, e7-
pointing committees to visit the State
University and four agricultural
schools. Adopted.
S. B. No. Il (Thompson), authoriz-
ing a referendum vote on the city
manager system for Fort Smith.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
GR|ST FROM THE
LEGISLATURE MILL
sOLONS BUSY GRINDING OUT
NEW ACTS FOR GOVERNING
OF STATE.

Little Rock.-The first week OF the
legislature showed much progress as
little time was lost in organization.
Election of officers was settled by
caucuses before the converting of both
houses, Lee Cazort being elected as
President of the Senate and Represen-
tative Joe Joiner as Speaker of the
House.
The first act OF the legislature was
to pass the per diem bill appropriat-
ing S125, 900 for expenses OF the Gen
eral Assembly.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE.

H. B. No. 2 alexander Of Pulashi :,
to appropriate 100000 for purpose of
carrying out provisions Of Act 66A OF
1919, establishing an agricultural eI-
pertinent station and model farm in
central Arkansas Read.
H. B. No. (Smilh of Benton), to
classify automobiles for the purpose
Of taxation. Read tvgice s1d referred
to Committee on Roads aad Nigh
ways.
H. B. No. 8 (McHaney), 70 create
office of warrant clerK for &he House
OF Representatives. Read twice.
Il. 3. No. 10 Cloyle), 20 require tail-
road companies 10 maintain standard
stock guards in enclosed lands ot
equal efficiency gith S. / Smith cap
tleguard. Rea6 4Wice.
H. B. No. IS (Butlep), 70 repeal Act
s76 OF 1919, creating three goaa Inn
provement districts in Greene County,
and al acts amenda.ofy ttsreto. Reaa,
twice.
Fl. B. 40. 1s tzJoraeet), TO esfabliss
q municipal court in Forrest City.
BEAD twice.
n. B. No. IT tEorfleeO, to provide
for stocE Law for ST. Francis County.
Re8d twice.
H. E. 30. 1S (Eelso and Joiner), to
provide Tor suspension oE collection of
road Improvement taxes in certain
counties rntil same has been sub
mitted to Yote and approved by the
landowners. Read twice.
H. B. No. 90 alexander Of Pulaski).
to authorize the State Plant Board to
take steps for eradication of insect
pests or plant diseases. Read twice
and referred to Agricultural Commit
tee.
H. B. No. 20 (Parnel), to make fls-
cal year for all departments of State
government begin on July 1. Read
twice and referred to Budget Commit
tee.
H. B. No. % (EbeD, to provide for
a reform school for negro juvenile
criminals under provision of Act 1879
of 1909, and to appropriate $4,000
therefor. Read twice and referred to
the Budget Committee.
H. B. No. 95 (Kennedy), to provide
for care, maintenance and instruction
of blind babies and children too small
Tor school. Read twice and referred
to Committee on State Charitable In.
stitutions.
H. B. No. SO (Arnold), to provide
for method by which persons may be
permitted tovote in advance of elec-
ton day when they expect to be alb
sent on that day. Read twice and re-
ferred to Committee on Elections.
H. B. No. rs (DowelD, to prohibit
gambling in the State Capitol or on
the Capitol grounds, and to make vio-
lation felony. Read twice and re.
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
H. B. No. "a (Hoover), to appro-
pirate $5,674.35 deficiency for Bureau
OF Sanitation in State Board OF Health.
Read twice mad referred to Budget
Committee.
Il. B. No. Is (Arnold), to provide
local option stocls lag for Miller
County,. Read tGaco.
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BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
PASSED BY HOUSE.

II. R. No. (Kennedy), that speaker
appoint committee to search for fur
piture removed from speakers and
chief clerks offices. Adopted.
H. c. R. No. (EbelD. to appoint
committee to confer with the railroad
officials about rates fAr an excursion
for members of the General Assembly
to the Union County oil fields
Adopted.
H B. No. (Bankston). to repeal
act creating Ashley County Road Dis
tricts Nos. 1 and 2.
H. B. No. 2 (McHaney), to create the
office Of warrant clerk for the House
of Representative Ayes 63, noes %.
H. B. No. II (Ward), to repeal act
SO Of 1920, enlarging boundaries of
Rector Special School District
H. B. No. 80 (McHaney), to assist
in collection Of voluntary tax for sup
port of common school districts. Ayes
80, noes 3.
H. B. No. 5 (Jobe). to repeal Act 371
OF 1919, creating the Hope, Spring Hill
and Patmos Road Improvement Dis
trict in Hampstead county
H. B. No. 21 (Smith of Jackson), to
repeal Act AZ Of 1919, creating Bate
man Levee District in Jackson county.