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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Death Creates, Enemy of Mankind.

The at enernv mankind 'a -
DESTROYED IS death dpciared Or John
CiendIng n an address a. Jr p T NT
Hall iast nigh- The 1eeung vas ...o
under me auspices g -he IatsruatlounI
Bible students Associati0u. War and
faml-p. ne declared we're he create
assets II death ard Unen rnev ter,
aestroved dear1. TOO. ggolIll - eliminated
Tins time would -ome Is q95 le -ald
People are aIreadv 1Irning fheir worms
.lto plowshres and heir snears mo
pruning hooks. he declared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
ouirley Unser Rail

According ~ information raenivsl
from = AuEisfioe. pa Prank Grng
Iev. 2 former YIard a the eoIrfv 1risr
n r. wss heid ur.der g. 000 frH ~ W.g.
nesday ~ ris week 1r .ha-re ~ rrfirfa-
Quglcy and RAYMOND ploetf. + -1inf
road nlperyisDr at fae lrda -fv wrrr
arrested IN a charge - murder preferred
by Walter Il t,rnen ~ Ssp AT < VENT
fourth street hr-.hf--.r av ~ William
Murphy, WIN = alleged rs ave sssr
sho, and Tiled ~ tluglry snd Paepff f7rr
months aro Pa~efti Rse tle-r saerl 0r frr
charge ~ ne prr' mlrar- snsrirg brf
- understood 'ss' 4 r,e- zion aad s~a-
circulated protecting agasnsf ais disrais
sal and y Wii - r'ed - Csovs--i0r
Hardee 81 Florida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
Piggery Question Likely 70 Aftrsst Alter.
tiOn of Aufhorlflea

~ IL undorstoad that fhe sfff1ide ~
the Board n Health - 0proaed ~ fhr
esta blshnent n feeding planfr fer hoer
to utilize The afY gaThage collection.
y still he same az When This Vaa fret
proposed, lssf september Ahhmizh fht
matter has NO c0me heforr me hoard
anew. u may Do ~ ~ ms fifne that
shall he referred 81 ths health earnrniiff y
0f n0irrll
The opinion u a member = tasi en-
rnif'ee j. that fho Disposal - -ty ~
bage waste presents 10rdfi0H s1d rrf
theory. ard hnf any nefh0f ~ he
poeal vhich VII save money '1r ~ r'
is worth fIl -nrridaraiIor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
To Help MeCabe Building Funa.

The 8dies 81 Nirpah Bible -sss rt
NcCabe ST. = -hur-h r. 0ianung
turkey supper. - ne gwen the church
Twenr ry--econd and Boulevard ia Thurs
day evening February = rhe lass s
buying a 1T ~ tae southeast corner ~
Nonroe street. 2nd licCabe tvenne
upon which t hopes sooa soon to -ee IS
church house. The receipts ron tlc
supper WI be used for TINS .ilnd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14

READ ALL THE HEADINGS IN THE
WANT AID SECTION TODAY AND
SEE WHAT a COMPLETE CATALoG
1T Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

DAU ToMoBlLES-
1920 PAIGE SPORT MODEL, sl'ooo'
1917 PAIGE TOURI Nc. $3.50
1917 BUICK TOURING. 5000.
1917 MAXWELL. $3.50.
,ul- OAKLAND ROADSTER. S4oo.
SEE MIR RATl-EDGE. lol'-As
ORANGE ST.
OPEN EVENINGS. : TO O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
60 n GFI h spodlghr al.

Through 3 typographical error n
price appeared o. IS s when should
have -e..1 SOC - 81 - .u the ~ Tor Tho
GIrl the Spotlight 80 he plsyh0l.-,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
At the Hieh Schnl.

i h. lsIa. NoRdAv morning ssscmhl,
was not held II tae HigA >choo. todas
due ro -ae aaoLtv 81 tae .op0iutsd
speaker ,a 1- present The exerc.ses all,
- hel1 f.nnrrnM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Motor Cars Collide.

An automobile belonging 70 Antonia
Remit, Alb Lincoln street, and another,
the property of David Dougherty, -
South Clayton street, figured in smash
up yesterday afternoon At Fourth and
Union streets Failing % notice the
approach Of each other, both cars collided
at the intersection Of the street Although
the cars were badly wrecked, no persons
was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14

the United States District
Court for the District OF Delaware. United
States Of America. VS.. one automobile. 70
wit a seven passenger Pierce Arrow Touring
Car, No. ess, in admiralty. In obedience
TO warrant Of seizure 70 me directed IN
the above entitled cause. | have seized
and taken into my possession the follow
ing described automobile. one sevea- pas
senger Pierce Arrow touring car license
numbers Md. l0S-4iO. ID. c. 426-14. car
number 4s-D and engine number lol26.
for the causes set forth In the libel now
pending in the United States District
Court for the district of Delaware. at Viii
mingto | hereby give notice TO all per
sons claiming the said automobile or Know
ing or having anything 10 say why the
same should not be condemned and for
feited according to the acts of Congress in
that behalf provided that they be and ap-
pear before the said court at a session 10
be held in and for the district Of Della
ware at the United states Court room in
the city OF Wilmington. on the twenty
eighth day Of February. 4. u. 1921. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. il the same be at
day of jurisdiction. otherwise on the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter. then aud
there to interpose claim for the same
and maze their allegations in that behalf
Martin + Fairy. L. ). marshal. District
OF Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, v. ].

Waefrnirc+aY Kentucky Ave near Beach
Elevator 70 street. Private
baths running water G A Kopp Ouner
and Prop. Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Legal Notices

Legal Notices 81
Pennsylvania SYSTEM
EASTERN REGION
PUBLIC SALE
OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
WILL BE HELD AT
Pennsylvania SHOPS. WILMINGTON.
DEL
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1921.
AT Ii a NJ.
The following. 20 wit:
10000 FEET LUMBER. MORE OR LESS.
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING
SIZES.
2 in Yellow Pine Planking
3 In. Yellow Pine PiAnking.
in. by In. yellow Pine.
6 In. by in. Yello~ Pine.
6 in. by in. Yellow Pine.
Consigned to WILMINGTON SASH &
DOOR COMPANY.
To be sold 10 pay cost OF transportati
demurrage and storage charges.
Lumber can be seen on application TO
E. B. Whitman MASTER MECHANIC.
WILMINGTON SHOPS.
Ii. A CASPERSON, Agent.
stidham 4 Sons. Auctioneers.
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Hero Medals Awarded
By the Carnegie Fund

Pittsburgh, Jan. 19.-0rH silver medal
and 25 bronze medals were awarded for
acts of hcrolsm by the Carnegie Hero
Fund Commission at It's mid-winter
meeting here to-day. Nine Of the heroes
lost their lives in attempting 10 save
other persons. and OF their dependents
the commission gave adequate tinarcia!
assistance.
The silver medal was given Marry f.
Drader, 924 Wyoming avenue, Forty
Fort, Pa. who saved J. Almond Eddy
from drowning 1T Lakctcn, IA, August
-, 1917.
Those who died while attempting to
save others were:
Charles c. Mlschcner, Chewelah. Wash,
who tried to save Dorothy VI. Hunter.
age ~, from drowning In Kettle river.
at Grand Forks. t. G.. August IA. 1913.
Standisl:w Kristoff. Br!dgeh?mpton'
Long Island. Is year Old sChh"! boy.
who lost his life while trying TO saTe
Charles DambkowSki from drowning 1T
SaGapcnack. y. Y. August II. 1870.
Samuel Straubrr. 1852 Madison ave-
nue.. New York city. who tried to sac
Helen Go;trr;cd from drowning, at
Cuncy Island. y. Y, July .. 1920.
Wallace H. brewster. O: CanaS:ota,
y. Y, who sustained fatal injuries while
trying to save two boys from runaway
team at Canastota. June %, 1912. Brew
stcr was only Is years Old.
EDWIN B. Lewis. Deer Park. wash,
tried to save W. W!nfred Wench from
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OHIO NEWS



Columbus, O.. Jan. l9.--rrst"ad OF go
ing after dental students at ON" SNSc
University here. witR the tools "t She,'
Profession, medical students OF the CO.
lege took recourse 20 the Kings f.ng''S"'
when the dentists failed 10 kce? m ar
ranged date for a football. game ne
tween the two colleges. The needles post
ed this notice on thc bulletin boar" !"
chapel hall:
THE Subvir!le tooth carpenters to-
Gated one door north) Rave developed
O vertcb-al streak o. yellow. extending
from Tho Cu,tcll-raU,la'. 70 The SUPER
Tor nuchal line. c"nha.rd. and the foot
ball game sch clu;cd viii not BE played
This Demonstration is no: du" u t.
terus or any uthsc pathological. c"N"'-
t!on. but - rather dyndr"m" co'n?.'N.
directly reSerahle 20 = cong""'tal :A'-
tor known to N" profession as hepST
Albus Dent!storU:U.' often spoken o. .!
tho latty az white liver.
This condition. Nc 2 gre :" say -
inoperable and ycS!sts al known mrd'-
cation All We can hoT" Or = ihat our
opponents VIII cH:r- INTO N" spirit OK
evolution. and IN ;hIs manner drEc'"pc
at some future tine. through ndan;'oa
and protective differentiation. such OF
the characteristics as have rad" man
the accented head OF the phy'a. l. IS ONLY
BY climbing in the evolutionary SCal'
that this condition Of S"-co',"d Jc''N
spine" can b. successfully cTa"'cAt'"'
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1000 To Graduate

Columbus. o.. Jar l9.-N"aC,r i,0OO
graduates Will br given diplomas at
Ohio State University next spring ac-
cording 70 an estimate now. Nine nun
dred and eiGhty-avH seniors are "Ng'nie
now for graduation. o. this number
2S3 ara women.
The COLLEGE ot Arts. PHILOSOPHY ana
Scierce leads with ~ men. ard -
women. a total OF 2I9. The College OK
Agriculture Is next with l9G MEMBERS
145 men and 81 women. Fry Of the
women will no graduated In the home
economics course. hut there Will be one
woman who has taken the regular FOL
low the pillow" course.
Engineering Is third with q total or
ISeau except one. CIR! architect. The
College OF Commerce and Journalism
VIII graduate % 0cn and - women
Education will have SO. only rne or
which are men. The College % Medicine
will graduate 20 men and four women
Veterinary medicine. % men; Dentistry.
IT,. Law. lc: Homeopathic Medicine
nine: Applied optics. ~" and Arts-fd-
ucStion. three men and so women.
The short course m pharm2cy has -
senior men and four women. while IN"
long course has % mon and six women
candidates for graduation.
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Ohio orchardn DAMAGED

Columbus. O.. Jan l9.-TAe unusually
heavy and cary snow last November
has'caused considerable damage :" Ohio
orchards. according 20 Frank leach. OK
tension hort!cUltur:sc a. Ohio state
University. mostly IN splitting down
largo limbs on fruit trees.
Most 81 ;he clean splits may be bolt
Ing. Reach said. but where the break
Is badly splintcrcd and shattered. 1t vii!
be necessary to remove the entire limb.
in repairing Il limb which has boon
spNt down and IS still ci!ng!nS 10 the
main hrancr. It = first Ntt"d hack Int"
position. \ block and ;ack"l should he
used FOR heavy limbs. Then bolts are
placed through the break 20 hold tho
limb securely N position. Machine h"lts
with n heavy washer on each End are
best. II Is not necessary to prune BACK
the limb after ho'tiuE. Usually 7rore7
boiling makes the Limb stronger than
ever" Beach said
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Columbus. O.. Jan. l9.-DcS!gAcd 70
prove 20 the people Of Ohio that public
health IS "purcha sable" and 70 dem
onstrate modern methods o: rural pub
=, health protection. the model health
service" 10 be conducted by the state
DEPARTMENT OF Health IN Portage coun-
= this yco- will get under way within
Tcw weeks.
4 trachoma survey and clinic will lie
the first step taken. Next. school health
SUPERVISION Will be developed. An adj
ccuatc public health nursing service
wa hc built up. w!:h n nurse from ~"
asRr ii the state department dcia:"d
as supervisor. strict control oc conmun-
icable diseases will be prac;!ced. and a
public health laboratory viii be pro-
vidct.
The program will he carried cat by
the county h"a,th department. assisted
By IN" state health authorities, and sup
p,sncntcd by additional personnel 20 be
provided by the State department OF
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, drowning at Deer Park. September II.

drowning at Deer Park. September ~.
1919.
Arthur W. Rooster. Newport,Vt, tried
to save y. E. Mailhot. from drowning at
Wcstmore, VT, August 81, 1919.
Charles L. Curvin, Goldsboro. Pa. at
tempted to save Clayton Groom from be-
ing killed by train, February 10, 1920.
John B. Ge!ssinger. %: East Walnut
street, Bethlehem. Pa. superintendent
q; schools tried to save Eugene STayne,
n physician. from suftocati"n June .,
1920. At Hartman, Pa
John F.. Sullivan, II Garfield street,
Hartman, Pa, tried to save DR.. Eugene
Swayne from suffocation 1t Hartman,
IA. June s. 1920.
August kauzlarich. R. F. D. No. ?. Gin
cinnat., Iowa, attempted 70 Save wheel
L. Kovacevich from suffocation In coal
mine
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erown-ups Collect Stamps

Cleveland. o.. Jan. 19.-Stamp col
lec,tng is just Us popular with grown
ups as with children. according TO an
official OF local stamp company.
"A great deal - our business Is w:th
boys but there are q great many ac-
vancea collectors. scattered Mi over the
country. men and women who have been
collecting stamps all their ne" he said
Stamps acquire value from scarcity
and from !mpert"c.ions. TIL" frs: air
mall stamps issued 4 few years ago
bore the picture OF an a!ro.an" inverted
Those stamps today are worth from
$500 20 500.
The real big event IN the stamp
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PAN HANDLF MEMBERS Do NOT
FARE WELL ON HOUSE COMMIT TEES

son. Dulcy. Henson. Fought. Kiser. Zim-
norman. Bivcu#. Lantz.
Unappropriatsd Lands.
Forfeited and unappropriated Lands
OttO. chairman; Rogers. Hastings, Pier
son. CummIns. Sattertield, DauGherty.
" Writ; Johnston, Freed, Nicely. Hen
son, Hunter, Taylor, Beckwith, Rowan.
Claim and Grievance.
Claims and Gr:cvances-Rogers. chair
man: Sa5v"r. Henson. Capehart. Girls
M.'l'acrs"u. punfee. Hunter, Butts,
u!uer. Hall. OF MinEo: White.
Printing.
Printing and CONTINGENT Expenses
Eruwn. chairman: lIllCary, Wyatt.
Thompson, Jnugherty. OF Writ; Duiey'
knight. McCrun. Ramsey. Sommervil!e.
Suif!ct. Henson. Hayes, Taylor, Rowan
Executive.
Executive 0Sf.c"i and i.ibT2 3i;y -
chairman; Howard. Hunter, Williamson
Nicely, Cummings. Freed, Fitch, Girls
iu.;.r, Hastings. Raymond. Robinson.
Uincr, Owens. Herman. OF Calhoun.
Forestry.
Forestry and Conscrvat!on-Wiilis,
chairman: Weiss Stathcrs, Brown.
Lyitletun. HNlcary. Flynn. HASTINGS
Drughcr,y. OF Mercer; ll"uSor. Eeach'
i;.msry, Hayes. Herald. zimmerman.
Arts aad Science.
,:I,sLWy. ong. chairman. Fitch. Girl
SINGER. Heavier, lersman OF R3are'
Ki>cr, Miller. Nut,cr. Picrson, Smf'et.
Sn'irr.icld. McCoIIoch. Terrli!, LantZ'
Iifrsman Of Ga .houn.
Penitentary.
pe1!trrt!ary-- Hutchinson. hartman ;
Moore. of MARSHALL; Crump. Elton Cat
ii-u,,. HASTINGS. Capehart, Manning.
I;rr1scv Fought. Heavier, Davis Of
Tny!or; Hal. Of W"tzcl; Herald. Frestch'
Mines and MULTIPLICATION. chair
man: Godfrey. Ward. Tutw"iicr. Lush
\.qrh. Johnston. Cullen. brown NUT
,ly, Flynn. Rogers, Baker. Alcshlre
Inrmig ration.
lrtn,l.rat.On and Acknowledgement
man. OF RrAne. chairman: Nicely, Jones'
Du.ay. Ward. HamScy. Williamson: som
,'+'Ii,. N,avcncv. Manning, Shitie''
I;rrrd. Inner, Moore. OF Pocaho"tas;
Herald.
g.o,e dr.'"~~Imiey. chairman:
U.,..;nu.- Hunter. Nicely tallison. TNt-
w,.,lcr :;hific,. Johnston. Dayi" OF ray
l.r' inch. Jones. Knight, Hayes NC
Cautry. Hal! Of W,,n-''
Labor Cullen chairman; He t;m
NIiIr,bur,;, Cal!iSuU, Iit"a. truIhP; '"nn-
r.,,T pnurh, riy. Of Mercer; LuSH' ia
inrrs. Sarycr. Rogers. Rowan A'es""e'
Herald. ,,.
,r.,,i,:rc and sanitation - Howard
cl',rrnaa; Hutchinson, GriSinSrr, nay
,,'..,,l JIGr'rr. l;radrr, Ilugus. Do"HeS'
Nrnwn. Miller. HILLARY I.yttIGiHn; -Hc
EIn,ir Of (;rccnlrir5; I.anta, Terr!lI'.
Game and Fish.
Game ami r!sh--liilicary,s Gha ir,nSn
.%ct, Stu;ncr. McC'I!ntic. of kamHNla'
kisr-. F!ynu. Fought Cn""h' Toro'
nu,ny. Lyl;lcton. I.ant%. Moore Oi o|"-
urn;as; Zimmerman Tuner
insurance.
1nenraacc--Tv~'. "hJ .rmHa: Sarrer'
T,'vr,!cr. Mr'".."rh,. i'Hnfcr,; hc I:"d.
:, -. 49, c,trrr,in,d. Han, Of Eetzcl; Nc
Cau:ey. Baker
rnG.str!ct!ng - Moore. o. M%rS,nai.'
,'.,'r,n,n. StathcrS Brown. FIEnn,
I.Wsk, Hii!cary, McClini.c. 81 ! nan" wv, va.
@,rn.hrr. powrrs. Sanders. Miller L5t
,rc,nu, McCAu.r%, Avis baker.
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indian E,;iy Emily MaEt"ioW, sex
wi was sentenced tn ;hre" months at
~ ~ labor. She had worked IN Two
.m,g.2s, and hr,ar allowed wine. had inn
i,o,rl on hrr employers. ny "mpty'nE
Tr,,,v hnlt!rs were found in her room
and under her pillow.
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NEW STYLE or coU1U11.

Paris. France.-Oil-soaked hair Is
novel form of coiffure introduced by
the Russian ballet which has just open
ed here. The women dancers have cut
their hair short and SO saturated It with
oil that 1t looks like skull cap. Their
eyebrows are painted in long nne line
which runs right back to the roofs OF
the hair giving the line the appearance
of Polish doll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
TAX ON SERVANT GIRLS.

Cupcnhagen--.A Berlin message SAYS
tho municipality !G In desperate straits
for money. and has adopted SIX new
,nca surrs OF taXat!"n including i tx
on servant girls. The first CIR, is taxed
ut So year. tho second sl25, IN" third
1915 and the fourth and subsequent
$500.
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Canton worknouse Crowded

Cleveland. O.. J0u. lH-tnuSua! police
and federal activity ~ Canton recently
has so ovcrcrowdcd IN" federal work
house ~ Canton. that Tinted states
Marshal Charles I.app has hal - Sccur"
permission 20 send federal prisoners %
the WarrenSvii,c Correction House.
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world this year = the forthcoming Is
sue OF United States stamps commem-
Grating the pilgrim Tcrccntenary.
The most valuable stamp In IN" world.
According 20 tho officer. Is the Post
Office Naurltius," sold 10 the King Of
England for $50, 900.
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Roads,

ROaGs ari Internal NGv!C0t 'o0--Sand-
rrs. chairman: S'atncrs. Mctrum. Md
cinurg, Jones. Cullen. Rc,Scr. Hutch!n-
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Federal Relation.

Federal r".attuns: NiS"r. chairman
Nrason. Miller. ManNiTi:. Nutt"r CALI
son. Davis. of Taylor: Freed. llearncr.
Murphy, Post. Robinson. LantZ. Tc!:Mi.
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Private Corporations.

Hrivat" Corporations :,"i l".nt Stock
"ompunicS--Ecndcr. chairman: Rogers.
Pn:a"r. Ward. Duw.e. Davis, Of Taylor:
NUrus. Raymond. FLYNN. Tutw"!'"r
Euh.uson. Godfrey. Herald. l.ant1
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MuniciOai.

Counties Districts ard MUUiriual
Curpura'ions -- MIIGc,hucr. chairman:
otto. Moore Of Marshall. Fitch, Wyatt.
Reader. Rogers. Daugh"r;v Of Writ.
Nctrum. Robinson. Cullen. Jones. Moore
II HMrAMnMlaM. HrrkM.lh. PRESTON.
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Railroads.

Railroads - liciS"r. CNairTnn: Nc
i'hcrsun, Jones. pruGhcrty Of Mercer
NCcrn If Marshall. Hastings. bu>k.
Capcknr;, iiilcariv. HuRuS. Bender.
Hrayucr. Herald, Trrrii'. White.
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Taxation ana Finance.

Ta~lfion and FinanC"-Mril"tlc. ~
Ea"">ha. cha rnar: Wy.nwg. Il ward
l!"rsmnn. punfcr. Hutchinson, Fly@n
HrnGcr I'nst. Caprhart. Willis. H.N"ary.
Nau Of Wctzcl; .>rshirr, Baker, Hayes.
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pn,IIctEctipg,

HrG.atr!ct!nG - Moore, o: M"r t;,,.an
,.-,,,n. SrathcrS Brown. fIEhh
! ,'.s Ui;lcary. McClint;c. Of Kama VIVA
I,~n.inr powrrs. Sanders. Miller Lyt
,rr,nu, McCau.r%, Avis baker.
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Observation-Disclosures chairman; Nc
rhrrson. Sarvcr CrumV. Cuu.mins
Ru,tS, punCer. Fought, DuI"y. Wltiam'
In Knight. Caprhart. Hail Of Ming"
I.ry.,,,,, 'rrNltr
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prohibition.

rrnh!hiticn and TrwpcrnAC"--Somcr'
Wills. chairman: knight N""gh. NuIjS'
,y.rd Eutt.. Crump. Hri.-r. McCollocE
llv'rurn. Daughcrty. Of WE: fauEh,
WASTE. McCIintic. al Gre cnbr.cr; li"r"!d
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CanitptiOn,

Medicine and sanitation - Howard
r,.,,rmaa; hutchinson, GriSinSrr, ray
,rgud, lIun'r~. Erndrr, IluEuS' 10" H.
Brown. Miller. li'.lr"fy I'yt'Ir.r,.i;
,r,,,g, nf CrccnLriri: l.ant3, IeTF!4I'.
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Nlii'nry AGfAirS-Nug"a. cNNirNNan
Ncrvucr. Devils. Of M"n0uEIi,H; ,'r!S!n-
gcr. Godfrey. Wyatt. l!'!rar!. Barnes,
C'ulicn Nra h. Johnston. DauEhcr;y. 81
AN,rI. ,rnHLnr- E-NcMS. liLmnr.
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Dame and Fish.

f;l-,a and E!aN---llIIIcary, ChHIE IHa1
=. 20, SiI,ncr, McC'l!ntic. OF kanI"ha'
i[f."-, f!ynn, Fought, Cullen pow ,SI'ts
nr,nv Iyl;lrton. I.tnt%. Moore OIL 4oC"-
nru,as. zimmerman lt:EeT.
Tnpuranse.
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Tho CnaIrmanships.

! Cha.rmnM-N7Ns % lNc NrMc1pal com-
,nittv,,A axe IS lU.l""a,
Etd.strirting-- l.. +. Moore. o: Mar
shall. public buildings. %H?Hrr. Roam
judiciary. S;rothrr. McI'"wr": military
IaCIajrS. NuGUS. Oh:o; roads ana iHi"ih''t
Insy;ua,!un. Sanders. Cah",l; mines an!
i,aiu,ug. I.!itIclon. Of Fay"lt"; !mm'Er"-
| uou and agriculture. llcrsm."n, II i"An"'
! labor. cullen. Mcdowell; railroads.
Ilr,s,- Morgan,
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lapn.!grat.0n and AEriculture-lic
man OF I;nnue. chairman: Nicely, Jones
Du.iy. ward. Ramsey. Williamson. som
'.,,'ii, N,avcncr. Manning, Shitie1
freed. Iliurr, Moore. OF Pocahontas
Herald.
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ATS Sc!cnce and GcWrrul Improve
,.i,,,l,S--Wy. unE. chairman: Fitch. Girl
SINGER. Heavier, Hersman of Roare'
Riser. Miller. Nuttcr. Picrson, Smftet.
Snr;rr,icld, McCoIloch. Terr!I!, Lantz'
Errsman Of Ga .hOun.
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PenitenEary.

pea!tcrt!ary-- Hutchinson. chairman
Moore. Of Marshall: Crump, Fltch' Cal
fI..r, lastlnES. Capehart, ManninE.
Iaulscv Fought. Heavier. Davis OF
Tny!or; Hal. Of W",zcl: Herald. Prestch'
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BOUNDARIES

state RoUuadr."s~-l 'uiey' cAa'ri II, a !,
,,.,.,,,,,e- lUutrr. Nicely. CallisOn. TIL
,',.,rcr &hiflr,. Johnston. Davis of II!
Inr' Fitch. Jones. Knight, Hayes NJ
rg,i,v, Hall Of W''z"i.
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As well AS claims and Ericvnn"eS'
Uugus WAS also gwen places on The
committees "u medicine AID San;'"'r'~.
and private corporations. The two most
I'm rorl;tut positions gwen ONO county
MN went. however. to Weiss, VINO Was
selected by the speaker 10 serve on The
committees on labor and forestry ana
conservation.
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Mines and MIu!nE--Lyttcton, chair
WAN; godfrey. Ward. Tutwcilcr, luSk
I..grh. Johnston. Cullen. Brown NUT
jay, Flynn. Rogers Bakcr' Ae5hi'e