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above enpmerA Atsd shall pay the sum of YIoo.VV per annun1 as expenses Of tho Chancellor of the Second ChancSsy Circuit of Arkansas. Said expenses shall be paid quarterly by the TO- spective counties and warrants thers- for shall be drawn and delivered ts the Chancellor end eatd cut of the county rsvehus fund
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vide for the distribution of Arlgansas 5apreme Court reports, Acts of the Leg lsiature. Digest Of the Statutes of Ar kansas. Etc.
 Directs the Secretary of State to soil the Digests of the Statutes Of Araan- Sas al 5000 per volume, and sell the volumes of the Supreme Court Re- ports al s2.50 and to sell the Acts of the Legislature at cost to the state. Provides that all the Acts of the l-egls- latufe prior to 1917 shall be sold for Nlo0 per set.
 Directs the Secretary of State to re serve from sale sufficient number Of the copies of the Acts of the Legl sla- ture and the Digest of tho Statutes for the free distribution of one copy or each as they are published to all Ius- tces of the peace. county and probate judges. county clerks, circuit clerks, sheriEs, tax collectors, county treas urers, assessors, prosecuting sttorneys, circuit judges, chancery judges, su- preme court reporter, supreme court judges. supreme court library, and at torney general; provides that the at tornsy general shall be supplied with two copies, and each of the State de 1, partments when requested by the head of the depaI tinent, and members ef the General Assembly.
 Authorizes and directs the Secretary of State to make exchange with "lher states and countries of the digest or the Statutes, acts of the LegiS atuEe, and Supreme Court reports plfetts the Secretary of State to furnish such digests. acts and reports to the Federal Judges ef the State; Provides that said officers upon receipt of said books shall keep in good order and turn them over to their successors in office, ana provides that for failing to properly account for such books shall subject them to fine of not less than ten nor more than twenty five dollars. Pro. Yides that in case of lost books sAiu officers may obtain duplicate eopies oy filing with the Secretary of State sta tement, under oath. oontainlns the facts and reasons why said books were lost or misplaced and not due to any fault or Il nasai gencs of said officer
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACr NO. 1<u. A~nrnse1 NAr.h A ln2l

An Act to provide for the appoint ntcHt and salary of an official stenog I~ pher for the Criminal Division Of the ,eoJnd Judicial Circuit
 frosldes that the Judge of the Grim .ual Division of said Circuit may em- plJy d stenokrApher at a salary of s~ 5OV.O0 per Annum, which salary shall te prorated among the counties com posing said Judicial district as . Circuit C
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. Iob. nnrnxsd ErhrnAry IX. 1921,

An Act to amend Act No. li4 of the Acts of 1919.
 Amends said Act by providing that in cities governed under the orisinaI Act may call election on the l5tf day of March, 1921, for the purpose of determining whether not said city shall abandon its organization under the Act referred to organization unde Commission Form of Government and become a city under the general law governing cities of like class Pro vides that if At such election ma : tority shall vote in favor of abandon ing the Commi ssion Form of Govern ment the officers elected at the next succeeding biennial election shall be those prescribed by general laws Tor Ities of like class, and upon the quail . flea ton of such officers such city shall become city under the general laws of the State.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. $50. Npp rOyrn March 23. lO2l.

An Act to amend Section y009 of craw ford X Moses Digest
 Amend said section 90 as 10 pro vide that funds arisinS from the ssls Q. State lands shall be paid Into the per. manent school fund instead oE sh eommCn school fund as originally pro yided, and provides for the transfer ot any rlsEeys now in the peruia asay school fund.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 73l. &u0ruyeh Marrh 4 l22l

An Act to make appropriation for economies for the bi- ennial period end economies for the biennial eeriod end tag June 90. 1928
 Appropriates the sun of slio O0V 00 oUt of the General Revenue tund for the support mainte nance and necessary expenses for extension work in agriCul- ture and home economies Said mon,-y re be expended by the College ot Agrl- culture ot the University of Arkansas
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 1vtt. ApprOy March 1, 1891.

An Act to nx the time for holding Chancery Courts in Van Buren county.
 Provides that the ChsnCery Courts of Van Buren- County shall be begun and held on the first Monday in April and OctoD Der of each year.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. iHY. AuDroyed February x1, tv3l.

An Act authorisins the Judge Or Inc First Judicial Circuit of Arkansas to employ an official reporter Tor said circuit.
 Authorizes the judge of the First Judicial Circuit to employ reporter at salary of s2.400.00 year. Said amount to be payable quarterly by the counties composing said circuit equal Iy as part ot the carouit court sA-
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AC"C <G. 2a..

An Act for the maintenance ot the Charities and Corrections Cofniltssioti.
 AppfoprlateS the sum Of IL iU9. co Tor the maintenance of the comm. sion Tor the fiscal year endlns Ju.e 30, isEy Appropriates the sum Of fl2.- Vooo Tor the maintenance uf the com mission for the fiscal year endtn@ june 30. 1923
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. .01. Approved March 10. 1921,


 An Act to provide for the holdover members of the oommittes in tie sen ate and House of the Forty third Gen- eral Assembly.
 Provides that the hold over mem bers Of the committees of the Senate not finished at the time of adjourn ment shall consist Or the President or the Senate, Secretary of the Senate Assistant Secretary, Journal Clerk, As sistsnt Journal Clerk, Enrolling Clerk and Assistant Enrolling Clerks, Chair man and two members of each of the committees on journal and ehgFCssed bills, enrolled bills, clerk to the en- rolling committe and eng crossing clerk. calendar clerk, one lanitor and two assistants to be appointed oy the Pre- sident of the Senate, two pases to be appointed by the President of the Senate, the postmistress reading clerk. pointed by rhe President of the Senate.
 Provides that the hold over members Of the House shall be the Speaker chief clerk. assistant clerk. journal clerk. assistant journal clerk, enrolling clerk and two assistant enrolling clerks to be appointed by the Speaker one warrant clerk. expressing clerk and three members of the committees on Journal enrolled bills, two janitors to be appointed by the Speaker, and three stenographers to be appointed by the Speaker
 Directs such officers and employees to remain on duty until the work Is finished Prov tdes that they shall re- them and the Auditor Of State IS dl- fected to pay their warrants Pro Nldes that cSmpensAtio ton shall De aI- lowed after April 20, 1921
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 9SS. vDrOVsO March s, lv2l.

An Act to render certified copies of e> rtain books. records and other Do pers admissible in evidence
 Provides that copies of any record book report. paper, or other document oa file or of record iu the office of any officer commission in this State, or " the officer or secretary uf the com mission and shall be received in eNi- dencs in any court in this State with lIas effect as the originals thereof.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 32t. Approved March .S, 1921.

An Act to make 1t an osense ta up or operate distiilery in the SI of Arkansas. and providing d pens therefor.
 Prohibits the making or fsrment of any mach, wort or wash fit for distillation or for the manufacture z sale of distilled spirits or other a. : holic liquors.
 Prohibits any person from keep I in his possession any still. still We without registering the same with proper United States officer anu hibits the setting up to be used : still any still. worm or sutstl therefor, such as kettle. wasi metal tank or other vessel or any E for the purpose of using same, q which. after being set up, may be us s- for the production Of distilled spir !
 Provides that any device ur pro which separates alcohol from fermented substance shall be regar as a distillery Prohibits the manu. ture of any still worm or stiil with ' first having qualified under the l. of the United States. Provides any person who shall convert any k tie. wsshpot. metal can. etc, or ' converts any metal pipe of any into still worm or condenser shall held 10 be a manufacture of st .s Provides that a violation or this A ;. shall be deemed felony and be pss ished by Imprisonment for not iess |. Il one nor more than five years.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. s2s.

ACT NO. 32S.
 Approved March n. 10zA.
 An Act to amend Act 4ss of 1917 ane ing to the, State Depositery Board fo' .t said Act NJ. ass 90 as te provid. t that at a a mseti.g to ss held eye every yea itory Board shall address a letter tc every State Bank or National Bank ane Trust Company in the State. informing Board will. on the 18th day of AprLs following. receive and eonA,der apply
 Amends Section 3 of said Act So as te provide that bonds of tue United States Government may be accepted 1T the Act.
 Amends Section of said Act so as tc provide that the interest accruing froi: sll funds. except the Permanent Schoo. Fund. shall be by the Treasurer placsc to the credit of the General Revenue
 Provides that moneys of the State shall be distributed among the banks and trust companies qualifying undeI the provisions of this Act as nearly .. and certified surplus Provides that % ss Soa koea n Gy s. tass ssy, been drawn out by the State or until nss ProSsss sssssty S., s ss sha fail to pay the State Treasurer anJ part of said deposit or any interest or same when called for by the State Treasurer. the Treasurer may canoe the contract ana withdraw the entire deposit and provides for a penalty oi tl0o % per day for falling to retuY such deposit with interest upon ds mand by the Treasurer Provides tnA-. any Sheriff and Collector may paJ funds into the State Treasury by de- posting same with the depository bank and taking & receipt in the form pre-. scribsa by the Treasurer of the State
 Provides that any officer of anJ bank who shall receive money for sucf deposits in excess of the amount saic bank or trust company Is authorizeS felony and be punished by imprisoD- mont in the State penitentiary,
 Specifically repeals Act No. 51t oi parts of laws in conflict herewith.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 100. nnrnyed FebruarY S3, I0xI

An Act to provide for the matnte- nance, support and improvement or the First District Agricultural School
 Appropriates the sum of sti ooo oo. salaries. maintenance, labor, materials buiIdtnes. additions Insurance. labor atory and shop supplies, liye stock, tools, machinery, vehicles, etc mel dental to the maintenance and improve ment of the First District Agricultrai School for the period ending June 3u, 1922.
 Approprlates $e4.600o0 for salaries. maintenance labor, etc. incident to the opera ton, maintenance and i'm provement of the First District Agri % cultural School for the period ending June 30, 1923.
 Authorizes the Board of Trustees of said school to let all contracts for printing and binding necessary for the maintenance and operation of said school.
 Provides that should the appropria rion contained in any particular item be found unnecessary for the purposes mentioned the balance may De eApend - ed for any other purpose mentioned in the Act.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 1S0.
ANT NV. ISO. Approved March 2l. 1921. Agf tn S SpnAnt Santinps suEh

ApprONe0 NHrcn Si, icsAs
 An Act To amend Sections s06o. so66. S372 s011. S0s0. soss and s0s2 of Craw tnrd \ Moses Digest.
 Amends said sections of said digest as to provide the method for the adoption of text books by the Text Took CoIumiss ion.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AUT NO. Iox.

An Aor to make approp tions for the promotion of Vocational tduea- tion. ,
 Appropriates tho sum of sllb,OOO 0o for the promotion of vocational educa- ton and the sum of tl35,O0oO0 Tor State aid to high schools for the period ending June 80. 1928. Said approprla, tions to be paid out of the speclaI vided by Act No. s5 of 1919.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 2IS. AporoN< <d NaRch X. iDyl.

An Act te amend Section No 3l of Ihe Acts of lS2l, the same being an &cI to make appropriation for the maintenance of the State farm Tor women for the period ending June 90 ts-l
 Amends said Act No 3l or ls21, by adding the following language to the first section thereof These amounts to be payable from the General Rev enAs Fund"
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 81l.

An Act authorizing the Auditor of State to destroy ancient vouchers and receipts.
 Authorizes the Auditor of State to desTey all vouchers and TreAsurers pee0lpts now on file In his office of
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 23w. AunfoNrA MArek a Inxl

An Att to confer upon pipe line com psnies the right of eminent doma.n and making them common carriers
 Gives 10 all pipe line companies the r sht oi eminent domain and declares tte same To be common carriers
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 3O7. Appproy March 3I, 1921

An Act to amend Section s36C of traw ford X Moses' Disst.
 Authorizes thancery Courts 10 quiet title 10 land and 10 cancel appart :. { Y existing liens where the same are barred hy the law of limitation or iAches
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date prior to March 15 1916, and is authorized to destroy all vouchers ..nd Treasurer's receipts after the expira. tiOn of five years from the date oi their filing.
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ACT NO. 2SO. OprOVea March 4 lO2l.

An act tU aMSE9 Section a016 Of Crawford ( Moses Digest.
 smendS said SeCc.on AS to provide that the crimes of selling intoxicating liquor and of procuring Intoxicating liquor for another ElAy Dc joined in one iuIlSt tIurut
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ACT NO. l-s. oproved February 23, 1921.

Az Ati to repeal Section of Act No. 70 ut 1917.
 Eeprals Section of Act No. 70 of 1917. same being an Act for the cree tion equipment and maintenance of d State General Hospital, and for other purposes
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 97l. ADurOyed March IT, 10S 1.

An Act to amend Act No. 35s of 1917.
 Amends said Act so as To authorize the Circuit Judge to employ a stenog- rapher for the Fifteenth Judicial Cir tuit at salary of s2 0o0 GO year, and provides that such appointment may hs revoked by the Judge, but If not re- .oked said appointment shall hold dur ing the term of office of the judge of the circuit.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. .O5. \ .ss enO~a SS ,.e.A. IADI

An Act to make appropriation for the Arkansas Railroad Cunni ion.
 ApproPriates the sum of Sll,5.G. .60 for the period commencing February 17th, 1921, and ending June 30, 1921.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 22S. .nSrSVed March |. 1921.

-n At to amend Section 54V5 Of Crawford A Moses Digest.
 Amends said section 80 as to provide Chat the County Court may for good cause remove commi ssions of road i'm provemtnt districts created under the Alexander Law
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. ITO. nu.Ax..A RAArAArV cx IAS l.

Acts of 1921 the same being An Act re appropriate money fer the mainte- nance of the Arkansas National Guard"
 Amends said Act by adding the fol lowing language to Section l thereof;
 This money to be payable from the General Revenue Fund.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 3<U. Annrnve0 Mnrch g. 1921.

An Act to pay certain expenses of the ChAncery Courts Of the Thlre Chancery District
 Provides that the counties composing the Third Chancsry District shall taS the expenses of the Chancellor. AS fol. lows: Garland, S600.0o per AnnAm Montgomery. Saline. Grant ard Hoi
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ACT NO. 2o1.

Approved March z. 1921
 An Act to amend Section 44O5 of Crawford < Moses Digest and To pro-
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ACT NO. 20O. ApOPOVe\ March ll. l1$I

An Act to make an additional Gppro- priation for the General Assembly.
 Appropriates the sum of $50 Uod uO to supplement the amount appropriated by Act No. of the Acts of 1921 to pay mileage. per diem and expenses Of the General Assembly
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. I7V. Approved March l1, 1921.

An Act to amend Section sst1 or Crawford < Moses Digest,
 Amends said section to repeal that part of the section which provides that State printing must be done with. Ing the State of Arkansas.
The evening world., 1921-05-26
RedStone Stable Entry, Odds
On Choice, Wins Jamaica
Feature by 4 Lengths.
BU Vincent TrednOr.

RACE TRACK, JAMAICA, May IS.
-- A crowd OF holiday proportions was
NJ jamaica this afternoon for the
fual day of the Metropolitan Jockey
Clubs spring session. The tracks sur
ace had almost dried with tho ex-
ceplIon Of few dark patches along
the inner rail-. 4 we'll rounded pro-
gramne was served for tho closing
Thirteen Juveniles faced the starter
In the opening, n fve-furlong dash,
After Runnyol had delayed tho start
for several minutes by running away
lhrae rurlongs, Evelyn White and
Margaret white showed tho way
from the ragged start. HtnelI
Pin. lhe favorite, and Runnyol ~er'
gay slowly, Lady Delhi, always
close up, went into tho lead enterins
the stretch aud held command for ina
rema ming distance under hard
drive 10 Withstand Little PaIsys
The evening world., 1921-05-26
TOO MUCH CREDIT
GIVEN TO u. S. NAVY"
Admiral Sims, in London, Says
Part II Took in War Is
Ovsr-Praised.

LONDON. May 20. tAssocint ted Presa)
Rear Admiral William a. Sims, who
commanded tho American naval forces
In tho war zone tho last two yonrs nf
the world war, told Admiral Beatty,
commander of tho british Grand Fleet.
and distinguished ussemblago o.
Brtlsh and American naval men and
other prominent persona to-day that
the british had been disposed Ia give
tho American Navy too much credit for
the part It played In the Allied victory,
At luncheon given by the Pilgrims
SecIety In his honer, Adm'-al Sims
SAID
"fhe British drand fleet was the
keystone in the Allied arch, without
which you In this country weuld tO-da >
be speaking German with a very strong
English accent"
The evening world., 1921-05-26
OLYMPIC STAKES CAPTURED
BY GLADIATOR; SEA COVE
SECOND AND WH|SK THIRD

rush. They finished In that order,
with Yelled Colleen. who had taken
n momentary lead. rounding rhe turn
in third position. Runnyol showed a
spa rkling effort to finish fourth after
breaking last
Only four faced the starter in the
second, the Ocean Handicap. at six
turlongs. but two of them provided
one OF the. tightest struggles OF the
meeting. Billy Mclaughlin was
hustled from the barrier by Sande.
but Quecreek Joined him after a six
tcenth and the pair ran like team
for the greater part OF the way.
The third, at n mile and n sixteenth,
went TO Mr.. x.
Gladiator. ridden by Clnrence Kun
mer and carryinG the top weight OF
100 pounds, proved tho oasicst sort of
u winner IN tho Olympic Selling
Stakes, at six furiongE.
The last minuta withdrawal OF the
Rnneoeas pair, Vnlor and KrSwor,
caused Gladiator 10 be regarded ore
OF tho choices ana he quickly backed
INTO prohibIt!vo taverL dam. iis iuat. o
ted by dropping in beh!nd Kn.ghL al
tho Heather ana Vibrhte whef the
pair led the way,
Rounding the turn Itummar called
on Gladiator, VINO responded BY aa'
Ing into nn easy lead within SIX
tsenth mile, after wh.oh no drew
away TO win uahhF rSalra.RL Wy four
lengths from ne &c mo iittia hea Cove
who was in eiosa quartera iIreugi
tho early running, but finished viii
a rush, to eutiast Whish,
Gladiator was ensered for $1,000, Nt
WAS bid up to slg 900 ana went 10 Pau
Connolly, the Philadelphia tpFfmaH
II was the record run-up Of the year
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Petals ..ii,,,. Bs 4 F II
Slated for Me9uiiian in s'h
t.Bs;tsd COS o'Aei' in eth
ihSttai fan isstt iR sts.
SxaAltsS fss aA~ay N bsA,
The evening world., 1921-05-26
GRAHAM, HUNTER
IN GOLF FINALS;
WRIGHT DEFEATED
Takes 10 Holes to Decide Be
tween British Player and
Only u. S. Survivor.

HOYLAKE. May 26 tAssociatsd
Press).-Allan Graham. Royal Liver
pool. and w. I. Hunter OF walmer and
Kingsdown will compete in the finals
tomorrow for the British amateur
golf championship at thirty six holes.
Rernard Darwin of Woking. who
Boston. the only remaining American
survivor. In n sensational finish on
the nineteenth green in the sixth
round. went down to defeat at the
hands OF Hunter by up and 2 to
play in the semi finals. Hunter thus
advancing TO the final round. OAR
win had led Hunter in the early part
Of the match. being 1 UP on his OPP
ponent at the turn.
Graham also advanced 20 tho final
by beating II. S. H. Tubbs OF Sun
nlngdnle by one holo In the other
semi final match.
J. -. Beddard OF Penn. Q up and . to
play. Hunter disposed OF 10. w. R
Holdornoss. ! up and 8 to play and
Graham wnH victor over n. c. Har-
rlson ot Formby, up and to play.
The Wright Darwin match was
played under unfavorable weather
| conditions, light rain falling and n
northeast wind blowing over the
! course,
Wrlshts play was brilliant in the
hrst half OF the match and toward
it's CLOSE, when he won the eighteenth
hole, after Darwin had become dormie
| on tho Venteenth, At the nine =
teenth, however, tho American badly
topped his tee shot and failed a later
chance to redeem himself by under
playing n short putt
Commenting on the match Wright
said that no did not blame the wind
or cold for his defeat. but that he had
gone down playing the best golf al
which he was capable,
Darwin and Wright halved the first
two holes. On the former Wright
! pulled his approach Into the rough,
but with . good run-up secured q
| half in fipes, 1--WE good tee shots
and mashies at the second left Wright
six yards and Darwin five yards FROM
the hola, and two puts each gave
them half in fours,
Al the third Darwin topped his
drive, the ball touching the tep si
teSnHnusd ga Fwsntyhst Rssa,
The evening world., 1921-05-26
ATTACKS PASTOR
AND ESCAPES AS
y HANGMAN WAITS
Canadian Murderer Hunted by
Mounted Police on His
Way to Niagara.
esprvial 10 The Evening Work..

BUFFALO. May 3s.--Robert Oar
field. convicted murderer ~ Ben
Johnson. who was 10 have been sent
to tho gapows Tomorrow, escaped
from tho Jail at Woodstock, Ont.
last night. Provincial and Canadian
mounted police have since failed to
pick up any trace OF him. The police
believe hs II heading for the United
States.
The Canadian hangman, VINO tray
elled yesterday from Quebec in an.
ticipation OF the execution Of Garfield
Tomorrow. is patiently awaiting the
capture Of the fugitive
Garfield was told by the clergyman
who visited him yesterday afternoon
that all hope OF stay OF execution
had passed and that he must pre-
pare himself for the hangman. When
the clergyman passed from the cell
corridor he found that he had left his
hat in Garfield's cell and he requested
one OF the guards TO return for It.
AS the guard entered the cell Gar
field attacked him.
The condemned man quickly over
powered the guard and obtained pos
session Of his keys. with these he
opened the large door leading to the
street. In passing through the cor
ridor he encountered the clergyman.
The latter attempted to stop the
escaping convict, but Garfield at
tackled him furiously. leaving the
clergyman helpless. Garfield then
walked briskly from the prison and
a aa npea red in q slide street