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statesmen
profitable line in country. Take
orders for Siebler tailored to meas
ure mems clothes. Unusually lib
eral commission. Sales easy and
quick. Siebler Tailoring Co., S13.
~ Main, Cincinnati. C-9*
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WANTED - Salesman with car.
Guaranteed salary and expenses.
Low Priced guaranteed tires. Fine
selling proposition. The Wolfe
Tire Co., Benton Harbor, Mich.
C16+
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. containing 5000
between Emmert's store and 525
Wv John ST. Reward at the same
oove address. B100*
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FOR SALE-Two cart wheels. APP
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West Va. license No. 1868
turn TO Journal. B127
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TAUGHT

ELECTRICITY TAUGHT by cx-
perts. Earn while you learn at
home. Electrical Book and Proof
Lessons Free. Your Success
guaranteed and position secured.
Write today. Chicago Engineering
sWorks, 1900 Sunnyside, Chicago.
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EOne leather memo BOOK.
ers name stamped on back.
SO return to Y. M. C. A.
Bib
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FOR SALE-Over two hundred acre
farm near Martins burg. Fine or
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ment. Address l. care Journal.
chs
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FOCND--Pair tortoise shell glasses
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FoUND-Folding pocketbook. own
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FOR SALE-Set Golf stio,:s 226
W. Martin St. B130%
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FOR SALE-SOO feet ga inch new
galvanized pipe. Used on light
job two weeks. Entire lot at 12c
per foot; smaller lots &c. Call
Howard Lemaster, Charles Town
Road, 823-F15. CTS
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

S"tion. Now 90 per cent Of the people
OF tn" country viii merely regard i;
as clear and calm statement Of the
need which go per cent of the coun-
try has como To realize.
TO question the success OF this plan
is to question the success OF govern.
inent. The only challenges any man
innay offer concerning i, is whether
government has capacity to be just.
and men OF American Instincts 10
not utter thai chhllcusc
In Kansas Court OF Industrial
Relations has h,on carrying on a
program exactly la lin. with IN.
Presidents Recommendations. The
success of this court has settled al!
doubts as 10 as prac,lcabil:,y In
kansas. II has produced s,abiilz..
tsom. protected the ruhlic and guar.
"ntced Justice to both labor ans!
capital
Tho Federal government. vi,h
ln:-.r power ANA more elastic ma :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
Governor Of IhnnSn,


WhSIII%GToE. Dec. 9Th" prcHi-
dent has taken the longest step over
advanced by President. in that hc
strikes out boldly for what must bc
III. ultimate method OF settling in
duStrial .DntrOvcrsios-iu Impartial adj
iud!coi icu under the pledge ot re-
Sponsibl. government.
He shows q Familiarity via tn.
history Of the failure al arbitration
For hf'| years during the growing
industrial uuarrc! In America. the
public has been located in no ,nau'.
land. waiting FOR "a process Of arbi;ra =
ton 10 accomplish results. and tn"
public has always paid for arbitra =
ton when it has been successful
When i, has failed. the public las
suffered the waste and terror which
comes from economic pressure.
The President has taken a firm
stand for impartial adjudication Of
industrial controversies. which is cx-
actiy the type OF adjudication tho
government gives TO every other form
OF controvcrsy. only a few years ago,
for the President OF tho Unitcd States
ana the leader Of q great party 10
declare that the public is entitled 10
protection against strikes and that
the quarrel between capital ana labor
should he submitted to a govcrn,ncn.
tribunal. would have produced "a SEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
IRISH PEACE IMPROVES
]. S.-BR|T|sH RELATIONS
Premier Declares Settlement
Removes Cause of Mis-
understanding.
IRELAND TO TAKE PROPER PLACE
''"Sh George. E,prcssinE Fan Faith
h empires Arms Delegation AT
Warrington. Sees No Occasion fo,.
''is fr"hcncc mt Conference.
tHy United Ncws.l

~ y.
new YORK. Dec. S.-Onc dccply
'''e' cause Of misunderstanding has
Zen removed between Great Britain
ana America by the approach of Irish
hsacc, Premier Lloyd George declares
IN copyrighted cable to the United
Press.
IN" Premier also declares his be-
!i'f that the Washington conrorcmcc
,'"S proceeded 80 successfully, am!
'''t "e has such confidence In the
''h pt Arthur BalfoUr and Other
'''"h representatives at Washing
On that h" probably VIII not attend
'' Holiberatioma IN person. Ills mes
tsu follows:
am r"ry grateful for your kind
.'' sad"" Of CONGRATULATIONS Those
".t particularly welcome which come
rye yours from tho United states.
'HcE carry with them the aysur.
''''" nat a deeply rooted cause of
'taIhdcrsianhlng between tho Brit
4" empire and your great republic
~ last removed.
irish I" support Common Ideals.
~ indeed. the heart ana con-
"'Shc" of tho gifted Irish race are
.'" 10 SUPPORT those common ideals
90; which the empire and the republic
$500 lhtir hands to France In the
E't1' war. the cause OF justice, open
"'HlNs5, ana peace among nntio.s
WIZ - forward with new power.
We nave wGtchcI with admiration
ANA ,hanhfGlncsS the clear and vigOr.
Hs icdI given BY your statesmen a,
I" 1tEinEton TO this great cauge.
.''s boon deeply disappointed that
'ho work of IN" irish conference has
Ainerto prevented mo from being
Hfesent at that momcntous gather
Has Fun InIth In Delegates.
us splendid work IS now so well
advanced and -. have such .tron,.
,'hhdence IN Ny. Baliour and hi; col :
!'tFues ~ the British delegation to
'Nrth.r our intense desire for ,,s
',tHi"phant success that | do not
ihinh lher" will be any can for ,nv
tendance before it's DELIBERATIONS
'.e7. But lool. forward To aao,he,
opportunities of visiting the United
state az some future time and ]!
'H'hh you warmly for the rroInis.
M,'e"in" which You send
-. Lloyd GEORGE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

MILL be beautifully complete with Nmas Phono
w graph IN your home. w hat wonderfaI Xmas this
can be!-Musc from one Of Rountree's Xmas Phono-
graphs Of course you looking for the fullest meas
ui : OF MAS happness-A Rountree Xmas Photograph
will bring it to your home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
EN-ARMI SURGEON
EAPIATES CRIME
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR


Viii be- available this morning II Or.
iiadicy desires spiritual advice
IaSt-Hinutc efforts 10 secure ex-
cc",ivc clcmsncy failed. ~. Hadlcy
did not ask his counsel to appeal
The cas-. To the supreme Court. bu,
justice j Hog" Eicke and few
persons who became Interested in
Or. IiaIley sought to secure n stay
OF execution IA order that tho mental
status of tn" condemned man might
b: investigated. In view OF tn. fac,
that the mentality Of Dr Haley.
did not enter into evidence during
the trial, IuGg" Il. Garter Scott and
Commonwealths Attorney W. W.
Beverly. it IL understood. declined TO
recommend commutatIon OF tho Gcnth
acntencc.
Governor DaTis. who had the owl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
ALLEN PRAISES PRESIDENT
FOR LABOR DISPUTE STAND
Governor of Kansas Declares Harding Has Taken Long
est Step Ever Advanced Towards the Settling
of Industrial Controversies

Governor Henry !. Allen. OF
Kansas, WAS asked to comment on
tho references Of President
Harding in his mcEsaE" to Con-
gross. to the settlement Of labor
disputes by judicial determine
ton" since an Industrial court Is
in operation in Aliens state. on
his recommendation. The rrcsi-
dents rDmarkS were taken to
moan that he favVrs creation Of a
Federal tribunal similar 20 the
Kansas court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
REVUE At SING SING
PRISONERS Net $1,000 at Two Nigh,
Performances

Iiy United Ecws.l
5S&iNlNG. =. y. Dec s-l3road-
uy 'hcatsr managers might learn
th!E or ,wo from The inmates OF
g-S!nE prison. who's. musical r.-
US has p!aycd 10 packed houses for
40 nights.
The two performances will nc, the
inmates $1,000 clear, 1t Is expected
Music songs and costumes were the
work Of the prisoners.
The chapel, where the acting was
done, hung out the standing room
only" sign on tn" second might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

day. WHOM The jury pronounced Had
ley guilty and fixed his punishment
at death in the electric chair. Judge
Il. Carter Scott on October - fixed
the dat" of iiadIcy's clectrocution as
December 2. 40 effort was made by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

attorneys Or Hadlcy to have him
granted Il new trial. Tho physician
Is said to have requested that ho not
be forced to 80 through with another
trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

dcncc in the case placed before him
with the plea for a stay of cxccu-
ton. declined to interfere with the
carrying out of the courts mandates.
1t is understood that the Governor
hclI that the court possessed the
authority 70 stay tho da,c % .xc-
cution II there wae evidence 10 bear
out an investigation for insanity on
tho part Of III" condemned man
Or. IIndioy pays the penalty %.
death Tor :. crime whjch shocked
virginia I'll" search for lJadlcy OK
tended over Il ueriod of nearly two
years and ended September i. 1921.
when he was arrested In Southern
Colorado 10y AN agent OF the Piuker-
son Detective Agency
did Not Fight ENtra,iition
w. WEBB Svdnor. Sheriff O; Ncnrico
County. arh W. W. Hey.i'ly. Common
wcal;h's Attorney "f Si.urico. ief,
Richmond as soon as possible after
benz; notified Of tn" arrest Of D-
tiahley. Bearing "Nrraditipn papers
signed b" Governor Davis. the Hon
rico officers visited ia" scene OF Had.
lcy's arrest and found he had beer,
living quietly on 4 ranch in southern
Colorado undur TN" name Of West
wood.
The papers were served on the nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

"hinor%. could CARY on this work
With even greater success than
state.
copyright. 1921. by United NswY)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-02-11
LUMBER TAKES ANOTHER DROP

Lower Costs viii Stimulate Building
Since the first of November, the
| local price on lumber has taken "A
second drop and it is, expected re-
newed activities in the building line
will take place.
Since the first of June, 1920. the
items of lumber used chiefly in
frame construction have declined IN
price from thirty to forty per cent.
Shingles have also taken a decided
drop, present day prices being $3.50
per thousand less or approximately
forty per cent.
Fir flooring is now quoted at s45
per thousand less than midsummer
prices. Hardwood flooring has de-
clined 500 per thousand since No
vember first.
4. Sales manager o. d. Johnson of
the Boise Payette Lumber Company
states that the general reduction in
building materials. has already occa-
stoned a marked increase in business
and he predicts that citizens who
have been deferring building on ac-
count of high prices will now start
building operations and thereby he
looks for the housing difficulties to
be overcome to large degree.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-02-11

SPECIAL F o r. WEDNESDAY,
FEB. 10th, from to p. NJ.
Riddles Koveralls made by Levi
Strauss & Co., at 75c per suit, all ST
yes from to 8 years of age.
CORN MEAL, white and yellow,
43c per bag PEANUT BUTTER,
pound can, 25c. EXTRA FANCY
RICE, &c per pound. NAVY BEANS
sc per pound.
SOME REGULAR PRICES: COAL
OIL, 25c per gallon; Id. PEANUT
BUTTER. soc; CORN MEAL, soc
per bag; EXTRA FANCY RICE, &c
per pound; LARGE CANS TOMA-
TOES, 15c per can; LA BASTIE
LAMP CHIMNIES. soc; GOLD BAR
PUMPKIN, zoe per can; COCOA
NUT, 4Oc per pound; NAVY BEANS
pounds for Csc; / lb. Calumet
BAKING POWDER, soc per can.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
JOHN N. PRICE, Oakley
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-02-11
ABOUT YOU AND YOUR WIFE
YOUR SON John AND HIS WIFE


Read Prices ad this week. ADV.
Alvin Erickson is in Buhll Oh
business.
Leland Peterson was Burley
visitor Friday.
Sven Peterson of Churchill visited
here last week.
Charles Yacoby of Boulder is re-
ported seriously ill.
Miss Thelma Walker has recov-
cred from an illness.
William Peterson of Rupert was
an Oakley visitor Monday
John L. Smith was a business
visitor to Churchill Tuesday.
biuii DdiCu lctuiucu idoe "cCh
from business trip to Lava Hot
Springs.
]. H. Daley of Eagle visited the
first of the week with his brother,
E. B. Dayley
Miss Ines Matthews returned Sun
day from few days visit with rel
atives in Declo.
Lyle Dayley, who has been work
ing at Burley, is visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs. ]. C. Tooth of Churchill
passed through Oakley Tuesday en-
route to Vipont.
Miss Mayme Walls is here from
Nampa, visiting her sister, Mrs. s.
P Worthington.
The C.. A. basket ball team left
Sunday for trip to Logan and 9TH
n places in Utah
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Whiteley left
Sunday for visit with relatives in
American Fork, Utah.
The dance and program at the
Academy last Friday night was en-
oyed by large crowd.
Carl Olson OF Plain City, Utah,
lrrived last week for a visit with his
lister, Mrs. j. B. Randall.
The c. w. and M. Company are
moving this week into their new
ONE in the Curtis-Erickson bull
ing.
Hard times cuts no icel But ,
ave Silverware that will cut for
lany years, at cut pricess to meet :
ne hard times, look it over and get 9
stonishing prices, for Cash. Also !
ONE Gents Gold Watches and :
hains, Ladies' Wrist Watches and
yedding Rings. Don't fail to in !,
estigate. Cowles, Jewelrys Adv. >
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-02-11

President William T. Jack return
ed Monday from business trip TO
Burnley.
Loren ]. Robinson, Jr.. returned
Friday from business trip to Ha-
zleton.
T. B. Haynes is putting in line
of green vegetables and fruits In
connection with his cream station.
Mrs. Maud z. Halverson is in
Salt Lake City. visiting her son
Warrington. who is attending the
L. D. S. University.
Rev G. A. Morley has About re-
covered from his recent stroke and
plans to preach at Union church
Sunday, morning and evening.
TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MA
CHINES--ALL Makes sell 'em,
Rent .'em, Fix 'em. Monthly terms
to reliable persons. If you want to
rent, or buy, or have one to sell,
phone or write Richey, 1.-THE Type
writer Man." 1872, Burnley. Cad
vertisement, 2-11to4-1l
We have just returned from a
buying trip and now have a stock OF
goods on hand at prices that will re-
mind you of the good old days.
Mems blue Chambray work shirts
as low as ninety cents. Children's
Levi Strauss blue denim coveralls,
s1.00 per suit. We make a speciality
of mems high grade riding breeches
and puttees. Hale & futile. (Adv) |
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

Mar. TO- 1921 .............-.-...,.... 1888
Total receipts siO4337 %
ROAD DISTRICT NO. |, N ACCOUNT WITH
FlRST NATIONAL BANK, MORGAN
CITY, La.
Mar 81. balance ..............-........s So 373o78
Mar. 81, total balance .............. 327 .9l3 o.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting same adjourned.
CHAS. N. FROST, President.
r. EMMETT O'NIELL, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

urer was read and on motion Of T. b.
Kimbrougb seconded by Gabriel Hayiel
and carried it was received, filed and
made part of the minutes:
ROAD DISTRICT NO. l. ACCOUNT WITH
Union BANK d TRUST CO. BATON
ROUGE. LA.
RECEIPTS
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
Meeting of Board of Admin
istrators Road District
No. l.
FranklinL, La, April 6, 1921.

FrankIlnL, Ld., hpii w. i'~i'
The Board Of Administrators OF Road
District No. met this day in regular ses-
s,on with Mr.. Charles N. Frost presiding
and the following members present: Kim
brough, Haydel, Olivier, McCardell, Bou-
dresnI, Gooch. Lowrance, O'Brien, Calm
Pharr. Absent, none.
The minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and on motion OF A. +. Cam +,
seconded by Gabriel Haydel and carried.
The following report Of the Finance
Committee was read and on motion OF b.
VBrien, seconded by Arthur Oiivier
and carried It was received, hled ana
made part OF the minutes, and the secs
retsry was authorized to issue warrants
for al claims listed thereon on approval
by the committee:
Franklin, La, April 6. 1921.
To the President and Members OF the
Police Jury, Parish OF st. Mary,
La.
Gentlemen:-
We, your Finance Committee, beg
leave TO report that We have examin-
ed the following bills and finding them
correct recommend that they be paid:
nn.n CoScrRIyCTION
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
8 =. M.
CAST:

Arthur Fairmour, wealthy Chicago packer, \
-. Mr. Edmond Ostheine
Mrs. Arthur Fairmour, his wife Miss Margaret rotb
Helen Fairmour, his daughter. Miss Amoret Gates
Judge Swiftbanks, Helens suitor Mr.. Harold Schwartz
Jack Carroll of Lone Star. Mr. Marvin Norris IT
ftOsa carroll, JACKS sister,. Miss Nora y Nell
Mrs. Carroll. Jacks mother Miss Margaret Kemper
Mr. Grigsby, foreman of Lone Star. Mr.. Calvin Alpha
Mrs Grigsby, his wife ............ MssEthel Futral
Blarney Redmond, dltcher Mr.. Clyde Alpha
Handy cowboy. ........... Mr. Oran Dsch
Rlpp, Mr. Falrmours butler Mr. Vito Caro-
Jolly, Helens maid. Miss Gertrude Keller
ACT l. Dining room in foremans cottage Lone Star.
Afternoon.
ACT 2. Parlor in home of Mr. Fairmour, Chicago. Four
days later
ACT Jacks study in his home on the ranch Ten days
later.
ACT 4. Same as Act g. One week later
ACT 5, Same as Act 2. Three days later Evening
1t would be hard to find better amateur play than
this one The lines heavy, the characters true to life
and the play is full of stirring scenes from beginning to
cpd. May we expect you to come!
ADMISSION:
Adults 50 Cents. Children, IS Cents.
few Reserved Seats at 20 Cents Extra.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

substitute reduces from $4,000. to
$4,000 per annum the salary of COM
missioner and reduces from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year the amount of money
the commissioners are empowered to
spend. The substitute also abolishes
the Wilmington Board of Public Util-
ity Commissioners.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

planned to Remedy Defects in
Zinc Law-EffOrt Being Made to
Draft Another Bill
4 .cbool bill, intended to remedy
ns u Sefects in the law of 1919, and
"a wear later, went down to de-
- the House Wednesday, when
...n members voted for it and
.r-one against. The House was
z,Tied when the vote was taken,
p'1 iDert men and women from all
l ~ tbe state, including many ed
..rs being present to watch the
/ II the measure. Not since the
Il An the suffrage amendment was
j !. has there been as much interest
] |. .,vritement over any measure be-
1 tbe legislature. After the vote
hsen announced Representative
. .1sniel and Smith changed their
I. to nay for purpose of moving
consideration, making the final
Il II yeas and % nays.
~ vote follows: Yeas-Bucking-
Clark, F. H. Davis, Gray, Kind
Il nar. Megginson, Otwell, Phillips,
,ipu and Warrington.-11.
/ y,vs-Brown, Corbit, Crompton, B.
4 Dsvis. Dill, Clendaniel, Harrington,
I,m. Kramer, Lee, Lord, Smith,
- E. ]. Turner, T. w. Turner,
~ H. Wilson, J. E. Wilson and
zsaker Paskey-29.
i NJ vote showed that politics play
little part in it, as the affirmative
n was by seven Republicans and
\, Democrats, while the negative
: showed fourteen Democrats and
) Republicans. What the next
- Of the opponents of the bill will
4 has not been disclosed, but indica-
r, point to a repeal of the 1920
zae and a re-enacting of the school
q prior to 1919, unless the Legisla-
l. can get together on satisfac-
~ law.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

the same political party and not more
than two of whom shall be residents
IN any one county, who shall hold off
ice until January 1, 1923. At the gen.
eral election in 1922 two commission
ers shall be elected for two years and
two for four years, and their success
ors shall be elected for four years. The
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
m PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD

wx Committee Reports UnfavOr-
ably on Bill to Create 1t
Inc Delaware House of Legislature,
say night reported unfavorably a
Geating a Public Utility Commits
Il With substitute. The original
1 bes not appoint the first commits
or provide for their appoint
u The substitute authorizes the
81 .Or to appoint four commission
sidents of the State at least 10
d previous to appointment, not
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
Advertising in the coun-
try weekly is the most
valuable advertising
in the world.

~ XPERT ADVERTISERS say it is not only the most
u valuable but the most scientific advertising in the
~ world. Advertising in the magazines has to be
general, for the reason that the average maga-
zine that you receive today set in type several weeks
ago. and the advertising copy prepared several
weeks before that This that advertisers in the
magazines have to anticipate conditions several weeks
in advance of the time the copy is prepared
This is not with advertising in the country
weekly for the country weekly has the advantage
the magazine in that the weekly crcuates in cOmpara
lively small territory and the name of the merchant
the business man who is selling the goods be placed
in the advertisement. This is impossible in magazine
advertising which covers sometimes the whole nation
The weekly newspaper also is considered the best
advertising medium in the world by expert advertisers
for the reason that it has intimate association
with the family than magazine or daily newspaper.
No local merchant can afford not to advertise in
weekly newspapers of the better class 1t is sad COM
mentary upon small town business men that they don't
the advantage to them of carrying an advertisement
in the small town paper every single week Such an ad-
versement is the cheapest salesman that the merchant
can employ. The money spent in advertising in The
SMYRNA TIMES, of the better class OF weekly
newspapers investment and not an expenses and 1t
is the bestpayng investment that the merchant can
make.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
RINIRE HOUSE DEFEATS
SCHOOL BILL BY 25 TO Il.
.,rRE DID NOT SUIT THE
'ao, HEADS THROUGH STATE

manned to Remedy Defects in
.,;,0 Law-EffOrt Being Made to
Draft Another Bill