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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
BOURBON CROP CONDITIONS

Another week of warm weather,
with occasional showers, has helped
to put the farmers work forward.
Rain is still badly needed.
The barley harvest is about COM
pleted and the threshermen will soon
begin threshing out the grain,
weather and other conditions per-
hitting.
The bluegrass seed stripping sea-
son is about over. The crop is a
very short one, as many pastures
that had excellent crops last year,
were not worth stripping this year.
Consequently the price is higher
than for several years as buyers
have been paying from $1.OO to
s1.25 per bushel for the seed.
The wheat crop bids fair to ripen
in good condition, although many
farmers fear the grain will not head
I'D to normal owing to the late
freezes.
The early crop of potatoes will be
very short, as the vines have begun
to die and very few potatoes have
attained any size yet.
Most garden stuff is suffering for
moisture, the showers that have
fallen lately not penetrating very
far.
A few extra good lambs are being
shipped out to market and some hogs
but few cattle are yet ready.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Jos Banta, painter, boarder at the
Earlywine boarding house, on Main
street, had an experience Wednes-
day night that he will likely not
care to have repeated. While stand
ing in the back yard at the house a
bullet passed through the crown Of
his hat, followed in a few seconds
by a second one. A search of the
neighborhood failed to reveal the
starting point of the bullets or the
whereabouts of the shooter. Banta
says he does not know of any enemies
he has. 1t was thought the bullets
had been fired at random from a dis
lance.
Banta told the police he believed
he is being pursued by an unknown
enemy. Several weeks ago he re-
ceived an anonymous letter, threaten
ing him with punishment If he did
not cease his attentions to a young
Paris girl. The young lady also re-
ceived an unsigned letter warning
her of what would happen to Banta.
Shortly after this, according to the
story he told the police, Banta was
attacked one night as he was enter
ing his room, by stranger armed
with a knife. The man slashed his
clothing with the knife. and made
his escape without being recognized.
The shooting Wednesday night was
the climax. He exhibited to the police
his straw hat, in which were two bull
let holes. The police are Investigate
ing the affair.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
Executrix' Notice!

All persons having claims against
the estate of Henry c. Smith, dec d,
are hereby notified to present same,
properly proven, as required by law,
to the undersigned EXecutrix, for
adjustment and payment.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate of the said
Henry C. Smith, decd, are hereby
notified to make full and satisfactory
settlement of such Indebtedness to
the undersigned Executrix.
TABTTHA G. WILLIAMS,
Executrix Henry G. Smith.
No. PA Fourteenth ST., Paris, KY.
(17-3wks)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
SCHOOL NOTES

The Shelby County Board of Edu-
cation has elected Prof. Mark Good
man as Superintendent of the Shell
byville public schools to succeed
Prof. ]. T. Hazelrigg, who has been
tncapacitated by illness since Febru-
airy. Prof. Hazelrigg married Miss
Daugherty, of Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
Shoe Prices Reduced

Reduction in Prices to $2.98, $3.48,
1898, $5.98. Bargains in Shoes.
THE WEAR-U-WELL SHOE CO.,
For sale by GEO. McWILLIAMS,
Shoe Repairing.
(1t-pd) Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-17
Hauling

long distance hauling with one and
One-half ton Ford truck. Call
F. L. McCLANAHAN,
(17-tf) Cumb. Phone 1895.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
DENVER oRPHEUM

Terpsichorc will be tho presiding
diety at tho orphcum next week, when
AlbcrtinA Rasch, described as "the
unsurpassabic prima bailerina" viii
carry tho burden Of starline honors
Miss Rasch will offer dances from
famous ballcts. With her arc numer.
GUS beautiful American girls. Includ-
cd in the lengthy program she will Of
fer is tho classical scene and dance
from "Coppelia," Gallop from Tho
Four Seasons" and 'PoIlichineIle." a
new creation by Miss Rasch. Every
scene is designed by the star Bcauti-
full stage settings are among the other
effects offered.
Bessie Browning. favori.c comed-
ienne, returns As featured attraction
of the now bill. This season Miss
Browning Is doing n clever review OF
her own character songs and is de-
clared to bo quite inimitable In It, She
is assisted by Jack Joy at the piano.
Moonlight" is the title of a little
play with a bit of music that is also
featured. Marie Holly and Junius
Matthew'S, Denver boy. are the
stars.
other acts for the week include Al
fred Latell in his highly interesting
bit as the Fensivc Pup" in which he
Is assisted by Elsie vokes: Emerson
and Baldwin, a pair OF clever weight
jugglers: Ray Conl!n. who docs a VEN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
Big Amateur Night
Steel Works Theater

Next Wednesday evening. April 90.
will be amateur night at the Steel
Works "Y''. and one of the star fea-
lures will be Raymond Moore. n kid
. years old. who has n bass voice as
deep as well. tenor like mission
bell cnimes. and falsetto that
squeaks like "A new pair of crossroads
shoes. His baritone makes one think
OF Tom Christian and what else the
kid can voice is hard to say This
will be but one of the supcrfine
stunts to be pulled off, and musical
director Tom Christian says he has
unearihed seven moro attractions
that will make the coming amateur
night the best ever. There will be
the usual three cash prizes to be de-
cided by the volume of applause
from the audience. Prices of admis-
aaon will be nero baEatellc COM
pared 10 the amusement to be en-
toycd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

Jerry is pestered by women who
want him for a son-in-law.- Only by
eternal vigilance does he remain Il
bachelor When he marries Cindcr-
ella Jane TO save himself from more
irksome matrimonial entanGlements.
the story has reached stage where
no one knows what is going to hap
pen next
Very skillfully the story is brought
to its climax after a series of the
most unexpected situations. the
dramatic requirements of which af-
ford ample opportunity for the ability
of tho supporting cast.
There will also be an episode OF
the big serial. Ruth Of the Rockies"
and a Mutt and jeff animated cartoon
comedy at the Critcher today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
The Mad Marriage"
Critcher Theater TODAY

Bewitching Carmel Myers will be
the star today at the Chitcher thea
ter. on Northern avenue. matinee and
night in the drama, The Mad Mar
rage. Miss Myers plays Cinderella
Jane. the leading role In the film
story. The picture was directed by
koilfn Sturgeon and produced by
Universal.
Tho star appears as girl who
makes her living by looking after tho
domestic comforts of group OF
artists who are too enErossed in their
art to think Of food and clothes
Ono of her clients is Jerry Paxton,
whose success in art is being assured
by the patronage of an excessively
rich and utterly idle set of society
women.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
"23L2 Hours Late" At
Clyne Theater Today

Douglas MacLcan and Doris May
will be tho stars at tho Clyno thea
ter today. matinee and night in a
drama that is creating n furore "a3 \
Hours Late. Tho stars appear as
William Gray. a sergeant of the
training camp, and Peggy Dodge. the
daughter of the general In command.
Their first meeting comes just after
Gray has been severely reprimanded
ty General Dodge because the young
mans pet dog had flown a; the Of
nccr and taken small piece out of
his leg. But such little thing
doesn't prevent Bill and Peggy from
falling deeply in love. How the
romance progresses TO the tune OF any
number OF complications that would
arise in an army training camp, COM
plicauons that any returned soldier
may vouch for as humorous when
applied to romance, it is not for
us TO delate here.
There will also be one OF those
popular Al St. John comedies
Speed. and a Ford Weekly reel. At
tho Clyne today and Monday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

Huntly Mccarthy. This is the play in
which f. II. Sothern appeared so sue
cessfuIly on the speaking stage. II is
gorgeous. thrilling picture-a picture
that no one should miss seeing.
William Farnum has done some
splendid work for the screen. His
pictures are always worth seeing, but
"It / Were King Is the crowning
achievement of his Brilliant career.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

triioauist act that gets away from the
old linc OF patter: Page and Green.
knockabout comedy acrobats. klno-
grams and topics OF the day.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
SUSPECT MRS. BURKETT
WAS SWINDLER'S MAID
New York Attorney Begins Inves-
tigation After Striking Re-
semblance Is Noted.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-An investi-
District Attorney Dooling to deter
mine whether Mrs. Anna Richardson
Burkett of Hillsdale, Ind. who plead
ed not guilty of forging the name of
the late Theodore Roosevelt to a
$4,000 promissory note. had ever
been employed as a maid to Ann
ODelia Diss Debar, notorious woman
swindler Of a generation ago.
Old court attaches told Mr.. Dool-
ing, he said, that there was a strik-
ing resemblance between Mrs. Burk-
EFT and the Diss Debar maid, and he
Immediately sent for all court records
of the old trial.
The career of Ann ODelia Diss De-
bar was long and varied. She was
last heard from as having been re-
leased from an English prison in
1906. with a man named jackson, who
posed as her husband. They were
sentenced for their connection with a
cult known as 'Theocratic Unity"
She was best recalled in New York
as the woman who victimized Luther
r. Marsh. a wealthy lawyer, who
decided his Madison avenue home to
her. gave her large sums Of money
and furnished an expensive apart
ment. where she gave public seances.
She was convicted of defrauding
Marsh and served a prison term.
She travelled about the country
claiming to have hidden powers, and
was once sentenced to the Illinois
penitentiary under the name Of Vera
p. Ava. Her various marriages in
cluded those to a DR.. Messant. Gen.
Joseph H. Diss Debar and William
]. McGowan. a wealthy Chicagoan.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
"I'M NO WHISKY SOAKv"
SHOUTS SENATOR WATSON
Denies He's Lined Up With Brew
ers in Urging Passage Of Willis
Campbell Beer Bill.

Declaring Senator Nelson, republi-
can, Minnesota. had inferred every
one opposed to the measure was lined
up with the breweries, Senator Wat
son, democrat. Georgia, during short
debate in the Senate yesterday on the
Willis Campbell beer bill shouted: II
want it understood I'm not whisky
soak"
, IF you bring back the beer and
! light Wines" Senator Nelson had de-
clared, you'll bring back the saloon
and the fight for prohibition will have
been fought in vain.''
The Georgia senator said he had
Joined the fight against the saloon
when, at the age Of fourteen. he was
| baptized in Sweetwater creek" and
Joined the church. He f1ayed the bill
as an infringement on personal lib
critics.
| Declaring the Anti-Saloon League
! was sailing under false colors." Mr..
| Watson said that as long as it op-
posed the saloon it did commendable
work With the saloon gone. the
league is going too far In Its activ-
tiles he added.
I'm on the water wagon for good.
but when 1t comes to debating to an
honorable profession how far 1t can
60 in emergencies we're going too
far" the Georgian asserted.
Passage of the bill. he added, would
put millions Of dollars in the Golfers
Of soft drink and lemon extract man.
ufacturers and sellers of cocaine.
Senator Watson launched an attack
against coca cola, declaring it per
nicious bellywash" that had almost
| ruined" Georgia. Charging it had an
injurious effect on the human system.
he made the cryptic remark. "One
bottle leads to two"
| The beer bill was laid aside after
an hour and one-half Of debate and
the Norris farm finance bill was taken
iup.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
MRS. WHITE WINS SUIT.
Marriage to Bouck White of Marl-
borough Annulled.

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, July 20
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Nor
schauser has handed down de-
cision in which he granted an anul-
ment of marriage to Mrs. Andre E.
Simon White from Bouck White of
Marlborough.
| The decision is very short, simply
stating that the plaintiff is entitled
! to the relief asked for in the COM
| plant, quoting authorities and direct
Mrs White is twenty years old and
brought action through Harry G.
Harper of Poughkeepsie as guardian
ad litem.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

for the widow. claimed that the by
laws of the association gave pref
erence to the claim Of the widow.
Mrs. Riley claimed that the hus-
band was insane when he made the
assignment and several witnesses
were examined as to his mental con-
dition. Mr.. Riley had remarked at
the age of seventy-six and was
eighty-one years old at the time of
his death. At the time when the
widow claimed that he was insane,
counsel for the children pointed out.
she had brought suit for maintenance
against him, and had also sued his
, children for alternating his affections
Evening star., 1921-07-20
CHILDREN WIN Benefit
IN CONTEST WITH WIDOW
District Supreme Court Rules That
Assignment Former Policeman
! Riley Made Was Valid.

Justice Hoehling of the District
supreme Court today signed an Or
der directing the Metropolitan Police
Relief Association to pay benefit
Riley. 'fo former policeman. to his ak i
children.
The widow. Mrs. Nellie May Riley,
claimed the money, and the associa-
tion submitted the matter to the
court to determine between the claims
Of the widow and children.
Through Attorneys Hawken and
Navell, the children showed that the
father had made an assignment to
them of the proceeds of the benefit
certificate. Attorney w. H. De Lacy,
Evening star., 1921-07-20
REVOLUTION IN ODESSA.

HELSINGFORS. Finland. July 1s.-
According to the Moscow Pravda a
widespread counter-revolutionary or
ganization has been discovered in
Odessa. 1t was plotting an uprising
for next week. One hundred officers
and several hundred soldiers are said
to have been arrested.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
SHIP ASHORE: CREW SAVED.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 20. The
American freight steamship Bingham
ton went ashore on the Gannet Dry
Ledge in a dense fog early yesterday.
thirty men landed safely last night
in the ships boats at ChebocQue
Point. 1t was feared the vessel might
be a total loss.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Miss Alice Taylor, the new president
Of the American Library Association.
is the third woman to be chosen pres
ident of the organization during its
existence Of more than forty years.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
RUSSIAN NIHILIST DEAD.

COPENHAGEN, July 19.-Vera Sas-
sulitch. a notorious nihilist. known
twenty-five years ago throughout the
world. died at Moscow yesterday. ac-
cording to a report received here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
BODY IS IN SESSION

CHICAGO Nov ls--rubic respons.
ihriiy u the operation Of public utilities
ard ths conservation 81 national re
source was stressed hy speakers at
tn public ownership conference Of the
put' Ownership League - America
which opened three day meeting here
TO-DAY
LeaHne alypUtes ard representa-
iivrv o. municipal and public owner
ship fns United states and Canada
Gre Dr. Hludlros ui the conference, the
hrr1aH..l purpose of which b. 20 con
s.d,r SAWS and means Tor advancing
'fns Huhl. ownership" efficient man
srumenl 900 Democratic control ~
prHu Grras ard natural resources.
Ever American rIiy today needs a
nolrT ard program looking TO the
rrea' tNsIzation ~ the street
csrs AZ 'ae earliest possible moment.
IElns D. WILCOX puhhc utility expert.
told fhe cor na0n today in discussing
~ Href coz CRISIS and 80 remedy
Iailure Of many street car companies
ttrna gh4ut fhf country. hC said marked
III Failure n ibe chlracterisitc Amerl.
cn policy ~ tginE % do public busi-
ness fhrogEh private agencies for pr.
vs's pr0iis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
HIGHWAY MEETING
IS HELD AT CLOVIS
spselal 70 The Nv.

opf'iAt 70 Aur views.
CLOVIS. ~ NJ. NOV. ia mass
meeting was held at fhc Eks hail
Thursday a. 30 y. NJ. To meet the
party 81 highway engineers and M
uonal automobile men. who are pass
Ing through Clovis. looking for the best
route To- the National Lee Highway.
from Washington. -. G.. to San Diego.
by way o. the Memphis and Clovis gate.
ways. a committee composed OF Hugh
Williams. John Liukart Rev. Poston
and Engineer ". 4. Davidson ~ the
state highway department met the men
az Olton. Texas. and conducted them
10 Clovis. The meeting vas Tor The pur.
pose Of hearing these important high.
way officials and impressing them with
the advantages 81 routing the highway
via Clovis
After an address ~ welcome hy James
4 Han the following visitors addressed
the meeting Mai. n o. Eldridge
Washington. y. c. representing the
American Automobile Association, Dr
:. ". Johnson. director general At tho
Robert r Lee Highway Association
, Thos. y King II the Memphis Cham.
Der Of Commerce: r. =. Johnson. sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
JUC0-SLAvIA is
DISSATISFIED AT
LEAGUE AWARDS
WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS
BUT REFUSES TO ACCEPT
BOUNDARY LINE.

~ Ass0eiatsd Press
PARIS. 500 ls-Tho Iugo slavian del.
.gau0n to-day threw unexpected o.
tiacles boz thc way n anticipated set.
ilemoni ~ the Albanian boundary dis
rute by the council 81 the League Of
Nations
A protocol n settlement was 10 have
icen signed today on the basis ~ Jugo
slavlas acceptance yesterday 81 tn
councils decision % withdraw ~
,harRs of communicating u Jugo
slavla would dgtce 90 withdraw immo
diatsly her troops from Albanian terri
tory. w accordance with recent de-
mands ~ the allied council ~ ambassa
dOrs
Tho Iuru.slavian delegates today
however. upset the expected smooth SCI.
tlemsnf hy injecting reservations say
ing ihe} would Withdraw The uoups boz
fuud the Albanian boundary fixed BY
tho council OF ambassadors. but &C.
iusing tD recognize the boundary line
fixed hy che ambassadors
Tho council sdinmusd with the mem
hcrs showing dinppWnimeui over lug0
slavia hams, ~ attitude and SHOW %
lndol.ndenCe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
]. W. TALLEY, PLAINS
PIONEER. PASSES AWAY

j W Tailsv. one ~ "a" pioneer set
Hers ~ DE rinlns died NJ $50 o'clock
yesterday morning a. ~ Anthony r
sanltarium Ne was "a years old. The
body VIII he taken overland By the
GugRs Undertaking Company nj
O'Clock this morning 10 parnpa for
burial Funeral services win be- held
thcrc nt $50 O'Clock this afternoon in
the Methpilfi Church.
Surviving relatives are " a Talloy
and Earl THiley. sons. - Miami. Mrs
y " Tallcy. widow. ana ~ ! Tallcy.
brother ~ Mnmi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
PLEA FOR RELEASE
OF DEDS IS MADE


By Asaoeaied Press
wAsHfNGTON. Nov - -Another
piea Tor IT, lmuS daie pardon -
Eugene 81. Debs and other persons nofs
In Federal penitentia' ies Tor violation
o. war time laws waS made m mo
mortal b. President Ha. rdlng today ~
n delegation headed ~ William Ailea
white Of Kansas. and moulding o.
walA Garrison Wizard ~ View York,
Father John Ryan of wasf.' ngton. Miss
Julia Iafhrop. Mrs. Charhs Edward
Russell william y Cochran OF btitl
moro. George T.arnonie Of NssF Jersey
and member II others
"Only in the United states an anch
political prisoners still confined. M"
memorial left M ne White Houss said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
JENSEN SENTENCED
TO LIFE IN PRISON
Rr A.so,lai.d PFC.

~ NH1'IINI'N -
WEArnEltfOHD Texas. NU TO-
Cecil Jensen vas sentenced in lie in
ris0n Zen hls part in the murder OF
james McNral Fort Worth ar,io' or
ariy'r by % jury in the Parker com
fv criminal court hero today Jensen
ulc1ded guilty willis Wayne Tofld Nas
given the deein s"ntenrc ~ jury here
several days agu w connection with the
murif ~ McNeal Forrest Dawson r.
% voar 0ld WcaihcrfUd boy also at
.uaed ~ helping " XII McNoal vas
e,nfenced 10 Fix years in the reform
school ~ the county iadge here on
Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
TAXATION BILL TO BE SENT
BACK TO HOUSE MONDAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNrl

~ winding up their work on the
measure today the House and senate
managers flxed the corporation income
tax nte AZ 1874 per cent. the figure
boz the original House bin This In.
gieases the present rate hy % per cent.
but a 2is Per cent below IN figure
agreed upon by The Senate
Chairman Pcnrose q the so1aic man.
ayers said the bin a. finally amended
hy the fDrforees was entirely AIDE.
Ulaie' for the immediate onue needs
as the government but be- would make
~ estimate as 10 the total yield.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
Alleged Murderer Cleared.
a.. naar~fafsd Freaa

sAN ANTONIO TexaF Nov IA
verdict NJ not guilty was returned short.
ly after % O'Clock tonight % T'i Rio
n fhr case - Judge james Cornell.
charged with murder as r. result - the
shooting NJ " r q. Holman on June
20 The jury Nas oui an hour and 20
ulinrtes Holman was shot In the back
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
PANHANDLE PIONEER
DEAD At PLAINvIEW


spseial 70 Ths News I,
Pl.AINNIEW. Nov. iS.---Otas Rs.ges.
% pioneer Panhandt. caifieman ard
Had owner died here ihiy morning foi.
loHinf nn operation for Appendicitis
Fursiai services viii . held IN PLAIN.
view sunday afternoon
Reeves earn" 10 tn iunhnndle iron
Limestone County his birthplace fhir
iy.iWo years aRo. Ne ss1fled IN Bfiscoe
County where be- acIGtred extensive
holdings. he was one q i.hc organize ~
n Brlscoc County ami has been pFofni-
neni IN pUblic work during hts ne ~
the Plain lie has ma1c Phinyiet hs
homo Tor the past thirteen years Hls
widow. H. other ulna shiidren. flur
sisters and one brother survive mira.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

Emphasis in This connection WIS laid
today oa tho underizablliiy ~ shverting
attention from the main issue - the
fmefiran naval proposals.. the capital
ship ratio plan. All questions 81 prupor
ilcn 10 auxiliary craft. the place Of
submarines Boz the scheme ~ curtail
msni end similar Items are looked
upon by TIE American delegation as Of
secondary importance
Fm THIS reason the American ats.
tude ~ fesulute adherence 10 the five.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
CLARENDON TO keep
THANKSGIVING DAY

CLARENDON. Texas Nov ls--An
business houses in Clarendon win close
Thanksgiving Day, this agreement nav.
ing been reached by The merchants
aaaoe|sflon - 81 services have been
announced in the churches bat speciai
services viii BE- held the following
sunday morning in the various
g nur he's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
HUGHES WON'T LET navy
EXPERTS DICTATE POLICY

WASHINGTON, Nov 49, By Associated Press)-Seeretsry
Hughes and bis associates Of the American delegation have
Of suendeng the naval the formulation Of
policies guide American action naval other questions
tanning 10 the conference.
made plain today that the function Of the experts
strictly that Of developing the facts Determination Of policies
the reserved rights Of the civilians who make the
American delegation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

DENTON. Texas. Nov 19-EJ X.
Bentley, former student ~ the North
Texas Normal College hre aud now
superintendent Of schools az McAllent
has announced he candidacy for the
office Of state superintendent Of public
iastrucilons. subject % The action ~
Ire Democratic primaries next year.