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BONDS OF G II o O l. DISTRICT
NUMBER 81 POWDEn RIv e r.
COUNTY, STATE OF MONTANA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. by the
cSe9 fsc R9 Snmpe ct s "
SIX ds SSootsN 1871 at the the
hsuy Of o,qo.sk ?: NJ, # the home ne
School District. the said board 81
said school District No. 81. in an
aSt tf ne snessd sSfs aune ss
bonds, being in the denomination OF
One Hundred Dollars each, and one
1T 18th day Of November. <. p: issi. and and
payable on the 12th day CT November
A. y, 1871. (not to exceed twenty
day Of November A. b. 1881. or at any
option Of said School District No. IS,
esns e. the
per cent? payable semi::annually. Tor
the funding OF outstanding warrants
prior to the first day OF July, A. D
1921. such warrants being outstanding
The said bonds shall not be sold TO,
less than their par value, and the
Beard of Trustees, reserve the right IS
For tst sas Of 'ass
to take up such legal outstanding in.
or By issuing o tf saTs the to
rants CT said District, representing
| Just claims against the said District
the exchange to be made dollar fol
| dollar.
All bids other than by or on behal
I of the State Board Of Land Commits
sioners.. must he accompanied by. {
certified check to the amount Of On
the order of the Undersigned Clerk
! which will be forfeited by the sue
| cessful bidder. in the event he shall
refuse to purchase the said bonds. Al
bids shall be addressed to the under
signed clerk Of said School District a
Camps Pass. Montana.
! w. w. SURGEON,
A. A. RATLIFF,
Trustees of School District No 50,
! Powder River County. Montana.
! Attest:
MRS. OPAL SURGEON.
Clerk O11.%1
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI0N
Department Of the Interior. q. s..
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
October II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES W. MOZART.
Of shorty. wyoming, who, on April
l3. 1918. July Is. 1919. made HID: and
49, H. Entry ~ e4s &C. IS SEER asr
sEAsWA Sec. a6. MEX. NEANwN.
NlsSEA. Lots 3, 1. Sec. IS, Township
9-S., Range 51-E., NJ. p. Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim tc
the land above described. before Reg
lister and Receiver. United States
Land office. at Miles City. Montana.
on the 22nd day Of November. 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dan Harvey, Of shorty, Wyoming;
Mike Rearden, Of Shorty. Wyoming;
Chester Phifer. Of Shorty. Wyoming;
Thomas Devine, of Miles City. Nom
/, tana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dtpartment Of the Interior. [. s.
Land office at Newcastle. Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that
MARY a. BELL.
Of Weston, Wyoming. who. on Ncvem-
Der II, 1918: made Homestead Entry.
No. o2o664. for E.SEA, Sec 81; Lots
., I; Section 35.. Township SIN. Range
- W.. 9Th r. Meridian. has filed no.
tice of intention to make three.year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before H. j. Chassell
t.. $. Commissioners. at Gillette, Wye
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William $. Bell. Robert l.. Ma!onev
George q. Blakeman. Alice E. Bell all
IT Weston, Wyoming.
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NOVICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. L. $.
Land Office at Newcastle. Wyoming
October rs. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
ALICE e. BELL,
Of Weston, wyoming. Devisee under
!iams. Deceased. who. on June Is,
1919. made Homestead Entry, Ne
olSso5. for Lots. 2. 3. WisNwh Sec
ton 80. Township 81 n. Range II w.
eth +. Meridian. has filed notice Of in
tention to make three-year proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Harry J. Chassell. U.
ming, on the 10th day OF December.
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William 5. Bell: Mary A. Bell. Rob
all of Weston. Wyoming
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NOTICE..
"4s005 o51520 05l52G 05!5Ss
O4SO0e 05l52l 05152. 05l5S3
D6l511 051522 O5l52s "515a4
n51slS nilsoi Ollh29 O5l535

Z. s. Land office. Miles City. Mon
tana. October 2sth, 1871 o.,..c,~.
sions OF an Act Ct Congress. approved
February 2s, 1891. has made appll-
cation for the selections OF the fol-
lowing lands. to-wit: -
10 ls IT,. : Sec TO- a. H. r. = s-s 3D. 4 tx E.
Ess swI, Sec. Z. Sell, ,EhsWE,
Sec. s. NJ Sec. $. WMNWh, Sec. p.
H. & So S sss L. Al sw s.s sES - Ns Sc
s sEh, = hssws. Sec; i. i: ::s
81, Ssstion :. S,*NEEA,, SwH.
T. nAff s. i. Sec a. = s-s'' X 's-h'
< copy of the hist of said lands
has been conspicuous.y posted in this
office for inspscsie nn, By any an ansro
Under Departmental regulations of
April Is, 1907. protests or. contests
against the claim OF the state to- said
land any subdivision thereof on the
ground that the same is NOR: yalna,,
purposes will he Received and noted
Tor report &c, tho General Land Office
at Washington, II. q. Failure Ia pFu-
test against the claim OF the state
to said land before. ffna, approval will
It's non-niineral character and the
sections being Otherwise free from
affections will. be recommended for
approval. ,,cDpr
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0s2ssS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land office at Miles City. Montana.
October 9th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
ALBERT A. ACCART.
Of wibaux. Montana. who, on Novem-
So 81 ssls Tor msas NN9WssX
WisSEA. SWA. Section IA, Township
s:S:. Range 51:E.. NJ. p. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make three
land above described. before C. L.
Deringer. Clerk of the Court. ut Wi:
baux. Montana, on the 18th day OF
Claimant names as witnesses:
Al Hutchins. Of Biddle, Montana;
Francis Beeler. Of Biddle. Montana
Victc rine Accart. Of Wibaux, Montana;
Jules J. Accart, of Wfbaux. Montana
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Call for November 4th, 1921.

Notice Is hereby given that all war
rants drawn on the General Fund
School District Nc. 76, Powder River
County, which were presented for pay.
ment prior to April 23rd, 1921. and in.
GLIDING No. $50. which was presented
for payment on April 23rd. 1921. are
payable.
JOHN T. WILSON.
N4-N25 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC CATION

NOTICE FOR PUnLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF the Interior. Y. s.
o de.d Gf! s. 1891 s Newcastle wyoming
Notice :. i k6 esfs' %i f,Efa ,sss
ana lsss made sS os & q + II a;ssts
additional homestead entry No: 026047
ST e! s SEiAsMA Zee L & sss IS
T. 81 n. r. q West and WhNWK Lot
I. Sec: "a. NEh. Lot 2, Sec. So. Town.
sshR has Naa"E nots s vi Of f,a
make final three year proof, to es-
s sapts claim hafars to the land above DE-
on the 5th day Of December. 1871.
Ciaima AZ names name as witn;ss ,a.. w.
fn ngs John s. oSnh SeoTee A. Nigh
Ss ssE Al L. q MX MssaasnR MXismns
NOTICE or SALE or REFUNDING
SGSRs OF 81. PSW e 1 pIs R1vHT
SSTscnni Is sT HHRhs 81 d1 SfS.S 8 the
saSeo PG Hambsq Of 81 r "
Hs' aa Sosp tha s, On The
q he 70 .a oGg SDard n n tie r init
sell Funding Bends Of said School
exceed $l,0OV.VV, uateO the list uAy or
the 1st day 81 Aovember a <. B. Pi ssi. ana nd
1s at a any nj
Of said School District No. %. and
bearing interest at the rate OF 6 per
cent Ier, annum. payable semi-annual-
to pay outstanaing interest bearing
The said bonds shall not be sold for
less than their par value. and the
Beard of Trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all hids. and sell such
sHnd ,s at private sale Il they deem I
or to effect an exchange Of said bonus
debtedness by issuing the same to any
person or persons holding the war.
rants CT said District. representing
Just claims against the said District.
the exchange TO be made dollar for
All bids other than by or on behalf
sioners. must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum Of Fifty
Dollars ($5O.0o), payable. to the. order
he forfeited by the sueesssiai bidder
chase the said bonds. All bids shall
be addressed to the undersigned clerk
Of said School District at Pinto, Mon
tana.
s: + +. f RCes.
Trustees OF School District No. %,
Powder River County, Montana.
At ). :: BepEI1..
Clerk. O21-N1l
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior Y. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana
Notice is hereby given that
ROBERT T. FAUVER.
Of Sayle, Montana. who, on March 10,
Add. HID. Entry. No. O325S6-O45452. for
NwA sWA. E,ssWN.. WksEE. sec:
ton Il. Township as. Range 47-E..
NJ P. Meridian. has filed notice Of I'm
tenticn to make three year proof. to
establish. claim to the land above de:
States Commissioner. at Quietus. Mon
tana. on the 18th day Of December.
1921.
Wa ''1'n Names name as ao Witnesses: .r,
Chalmers F.. Mckenzie, Elson H. Mid
dlehrook. all Of Sayle. Montana.
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sLovc IL still a. markedly unreason.
ing as when Venue first gave him -hia
xii AND ted him 40 rum away and
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We know n great deal more of men
than Ct our own sex, and tine extra
ordinary thing Is. that men: viii, never
believ. jt.'--Eipllne. -:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. u. s.
Land office at Miles City, Montana.
Notice is hereby given that
TOM DEVINE.
Of Miles City. Montana. who. on Oct
3. 1919, made Homestead Entry, No.
041O00, for SWA NEH, SkNwA. Ell
SWA. SWASwA Sec. IS. SEXNEN,
NEA SEA, Section IA. Township as.
Range SIZE. NJ. p. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention tc make three year
proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. United States Land office.
at Miles. City. Montana, on the 23rd
day of November, 1921.
Claimant names AZ witnesses.
c. b. Phifer. ]. w. Mozart. Mike
Keardon, Dan Harvey. all Of Biddle
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WOODY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, u. S.
Land office at Newcastle. Wyoming,
Notice is hereby given that
al ary 81. lois made osss,esl home;
stead entry. Nc. o1sss2. Tor sWH
IS. NhNEN Sec. Sc. NwNNwA. Sec.
ton 50. Township SO n. Range u
W. 9th p Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Anal three year
proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before Harry y.
Chassell. y. s. Commissioner. at GIL:
!ette. Wyeminng, on the 18th day OF
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hen Hamlin, Chester BeeEle. Walter
Allison, all Of Shorty. Wyoming;
Ernest steepleton. Of Weston. Myom.
o tHh " Register.
'The Consequences Of our acts run
eternal through time and through
space. II we impinge never 80 slight.
~ upon the life OF fel1ow.mcrtal.
the touch Of our personality. like the
rippl Of 8 stone cast into q pond. Wild
ems, and widens In amending circles
across the aeons. till the far-cff gods
themselves can not say where action
eases."-ktpltug.
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Department Of the Interior. U. S.
Land office at Miles City. Montana,
October 9th. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Of Wibaux. Montana. who, on Dec. I,
1916. made Homestead Entry. No.
es2sss. for NhNWh; Sec. u: NhNEA,
51-E.. NJ. r. Meridian. has filed notice
Ct intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before C. L. Deringer.
Clerk Of the Court. at wibaux. Mon
tana. on the 18th day Of December,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Al Hutchins Of Biddle. Montana.
Francis Recler. of Biddle, Montana
victorine Accart. Ct Wibaux. Montana
Albert Accart, of Wibaux. Montana.
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"There in no sort Of use in playing
with FIRE, even for fun."--Xipajng.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. 8.
Land office at Miles City. Montana,
October IL, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
MARY NJ. WISE.
formerly Mary NJ. Canham.
Of Epsie. Montana. who. on July 10.
1916. July IS. 1919. made Hid. and Add.
Hid. Entry. No. 0s0299-041095. for nv
Sec. "a. NEN, E1sNWA. Section 90,
Township SIS. Range AGE, NJ p.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof. to estab-
fish claim to the land above described
before II. r. Straiton, Clerk Of the
District Court, at Broadus. Montana
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Mitchell, Walter Mitchell
James Monaghan, Howard Roberts, all
of Epsie, Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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The Washington times., 1921-12-16

Before an audience that put this ca.
pacity Of the theater to q test. botnern
and MAriowe last night presented Tor
the only time during their week OF
repertoire, THE Tanning OF the
Shrew." which in point Of popularity
ct least Ia generally considered the
most notable of all Shakespearian Of
ferings In which they appear. Their
version ID 30 flawless In production
and rendition a. to place It lar above
comparison with the work OF contem.
porary players who offer this merr1est
OF all Of the plays Of VIII OF Avon.
The stormy. ranting Petruchio. az
portrayed by Mr.. Sothern, may stand
for ali time az q model of its kino.
In less skillful hands 1t might be
grossly overdone. yet Mr.. Sothern
never oversteps the line. There Is
only one Julia Marlowe and her
Katherine Is distinctly oiiIereht
from any other Characterization OF
the role offered here In nearly q
generation at least. In the lines OF
her turbulent lover. after the tam.
ing process. she II indeed sweet
Kate. q gentle Kate" yet she 10 just
- charming, her voice 10 just as
rich In the earlier moments OF the
play before she has been taught the
wife. a.,
The program Of The shrew."
which was published early In the
week, was responsible for CONSIDER
able confusion among the admirers
OF Miss Marlowe, inasmuch - y had
her assigned to the role Of Blanca
and Miss Lenore Chippendale a. the
shrewsih one. instead Of the reverse.
So much credit 10 due to the sup
porting cast that 1t Ia almost un-
fair to single out any one for indi.
vidual praise. 30 perfect was every
delineation. whether large or small.
Risking this charge. however. com,
mendation is due both Rowland
Blackstone and Albert Howson Tor
the broadly comic roles OF Grumio
and Biondello, and Frederick Lewis,
v. L. Granville and France Bendsten
a. suitors to Blanca. :,
"The Merchant OF Venice" viii be
repeated tonight, Twelfth Night" at
tomorrow's matinee. and Hamlet
tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1921-12-16

where the other powers are watching.
The point least noticed is saghaliu.
but 1t is only the door and Siberia 10
the house. In order to filter into 81.
IBERIA gradually It will be enough ut
present to seize Dkastry bay. which 10
absolutely necessary for the control Of
Saghalin.
1T will be necessary to unite the
various government activities. At
present the various ministries are
following their own ways and each u
looking out for its own interests-
This will not do. On account Of
the watchfulness of foreign powers.
and DIRECTORS In our own parliament,
the government should not be In
volved In some operations. 1t would
be better for such q purpose ~ the
operation of the South Manchurian
railway. for instance. that a large
Japanese company should be espe-
cially organized. Or, II this should
be impossible, such matters could BE-
entrusted to the Far Eastern Colon.
lzation Company"
The above seems relevant OF the
true. japanese policy. The casual
TeIeIeICo 10 6Outn AmSI1C6 p6TtlCu-
Iarly should be interesting to the
peoples Of this hemisphere. y
Not all japanese publications are
subservient to this policy, Of course.
The Yomuri Shimbun of July IL,
1920, for instance, characterizes the
activities following the Nicolaevsk
affair as zone of the most stupid
mistakes of Japanese diplomacy in
recent times" But even this paper
may be more concerned over the
governments methods than its OBJ
iective.
A series of orders issued between
April 26 and August 20. 1920. estA.-
lish the Japanese civil code for the
government of Japanese nationals
and place the Russian populace un-
der special military ordinances and
temporary regulations. Russians are
compelled to try their causes before
the officers of which
often know nothing Of the Russian
language. Decisions Of these courts
may be Immediately executed, and
from them there Ia no method Of ep
peal established In order No. Z, gov.
erning ocurt procedure.
A former American official re-
Gently returned from the Far East
declares that even should the jap
anese promptly evacuate the occu-
pied territory II will take years to
untangle the legal mazes into which
real estate titles have been drawn by
the attempt of the Japanese to e.
ablish themselves on Russian terri
tory.
The Washington times., 1921-12-16
STAGE GROWING ROTTEN,
CHURCH COUNCIL TOLD

CHICAGO, Dec. 16. - Bedroom
dramas, unclad femininity, sensational
French plays and shows Of a similar
nature are all symptoms Of "the low
moral tone" Of metropolitan life. DR..
Howard Agnew Johnson said yester-
day, addressing a meeting Of tho
Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ
in America.
DR.. Johnson, president Of tho
Chicago Church Federation, urged the
churches to united effort for
evangelization Of Chicago and other
large cities ito wipe away the stains
upon morality.
THE past year has seen the worst
Instance of immoral theatricals In the
history Of Chicago" he said.
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It's Brains That Count When They Grow
Up, She Declares

Immediately thinks that he Looks
Just like her Neal of man, and 20.
II she nlxes . guy with black haar.
gray eyes and olive comp1ex1on, M
matter how handsome blond he
may be, he wouldn't register with
her ct III, s& I'll.
IT'S . wise dame who harps on
the fact that the husband iSn't
Handsome, but he's % kind. Then
all the DANES around pork up their
ears, and instead 0f envytng her,
they agree with her, and then whom
. halfway good-looating guy Wake
in and claims her, they nearly fall
dead with surprise. becsuse they
have been imaging him 70 BE- twice
- homely - the houoliest man
they ever saw.
II I had . husband that was -
Handsome - . shaving soap ID, I'd
bill him - being In . class with the
worst battered guy that ever got
the decision In . ten-round 70, and
then he'd never Aisappemt anybody
when they INST him.
Husbands are just Nike . house.
Hear . dame rave about what .
swell little fiat she has and you
walk In and Are diseppointed BE-
cause b isn't up 10 the stage sot-
tings ON Broadway.
Another pers0n asks you out TO
his plaoeA that has . name Ike
Cracked Ceilings" o. Mortgage
Inn," and you fall dead when you
think they sro driving into IN ex.
elusive estate By mistake.
The Washington times., 1921-12-16
CONGRESSMAN TO PROBE
SHORT TERM FARM CREDITS

An exhaustive investigation OF az
riculturai credits with special atten-
ton to short-term credits and their
costs 10 to be undertaken by q special
Congressional commission. It was an
nounced today by Congressman Hau-
gen of Iowa.
Three members of the commission,
HauSen. McFadden Of Pennsylvania.
and Mclaughlin OF Michigan. viii be
Joined at st. Paul, Mimi. on De-
cember 2S by Former United States
Senators Gronna and Gore. For two
days, with st. Paul as base Of
operations. they viii investigate the
subject of rural credits as applied to
wheat farmers. Later they will go to
Kansas City TO investigate credit
facilities for stockmen, and will fol-
low this by a trip to Atlanta
When the commission was first
organised, Senator Gore Wig its
chairman. and although he is no
longer a member Of Congress. he
still retains his membership on the
commission. s,sia efi 9Aat et&"La ~
The Washington times., 1921-12-16
PACT PLEDGES
j. 5. TO FIGHT !
JAPAN S WARS
Enemies Declare That Treaty
Gives Nippon What France
Was Denied.

A new weapon was placed in the
hands Of the bitter enders who op-
pose the new four-powered Pacific
treaty today when 1t became known
officially that the United States in
terprets the clause ''insular posses
sions and dominions.' contained in
Article I, as applying to the Islands
of Japan proper.
The effect Of this. It was pointed
out. II that II Japan should BE-
threatened by the aggressive action
OF any other power" ARTICLE III,
Great Britain. the United States and
France are committed to intervene
to determine how the exigencies Of
the situation shall be met.
Friends Of France, who fought
vainiy for the ratification Of the
Wilson treaty, negotiated at Yer
sailles. which would have assured
France Of British and American sup
port In event Of attack, declared to-
day that by adopting the new Pacific
treaty the United States has given
TO Japan something that was denied
France.
The main lands Of the other pow
ers are not similarly included In the
new treaty.
The Washington times., 1921-12-16
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF vi w.
ELECTS ANNUAL OFFICERS

The Ladies Auxiliary Of National
Capitol Post No. 1877 V. r. w. have
elected the following officers: Pred.
dent, Mrs. Margaret Jacobson, re-
elected for third term; Senior Vice
President, Mrs. Cathren Barrack;
Junior Vice Commands, Mrs. Mar.
garet Lidstone; Treasurer, Mrs. Anna
Ward, reelected: Chaplsin, Ars. Laura
Weaver. uu11 htvslIa
The following officers were ap.
pointed by the President: Conduc.
tress, Mrs. Halle Olson; Patriotic In.
structor, Mrs. B, Quinlan; Historian,
Mrs. Elizabeth Keits: Inside Guard.
Miss B. Barrank.
The Washington times., 1921-12-16
SENAT0RSQU|T
APPROPRIATION
CONFERENCES
Warren and Glass Charge Lower
Body Membsrs Submitted
untrue Reports"
ny Iatsr.asss.ai News Service.

ny k0t9YU01000l N0Wo 068vu00.
Revolt was brewing today among
members of the Senate Approprta.
lions COMMITTEES against tactics used
by members Of the House Appropria.
tons Committee, which, the Senators
under the control Of the House In
matters affecting appropriations.
Senators Warren RepJ Of Wyom-
ing. chairman Of the Senate Appro-
priations Committee, and Glass Dem.)
of Virginia, served formal notice on
members OF the House Committee that
never again would they serve - men,
bers Of q House and Senate conference
on appropriations IL their names are
ito be attached to untrue reports"
The rule to which they object and
which they claim hampers their full
and free" action In q conference, IL one
whereby new proposals. offered by
Senators In conference, and agreed to
by the conference, have to be sub
mitted to the House and then taken
back to the conference before they
can be Incorporated In a conference
report.
The indignation Of the Senators
arises out Of the action of House men,
beers OF the committee last Weincs-
day in submitting to the House a re.
port on the deficiency bill which the
Senators declare was false and mis-
leading.
THE Senators signed the conference
report In blank" said Senator Warren.
Later the House conferees insisted
that the clerks draw up a report which
In fact was false and misleading, and
this report appeared over our sigma
lures"