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AH MD oGH

Approved Hareh 2I. 1ez1.
 An Act to amend Sections 9065, 90te 9e72 0O77, 90SO, 90SS and 9092 of Craw- ford & Moses Digest. Amends said sections of said digest so as to provide the method for the adoption Of textbooks by the Text Book Commission.
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ACT RIO. l74. Anprovea February 3S, 1921.

An Act to pay certain necessary ex- peases of tho Circuit Court of the counties composing the 1lth Judicial Circuit
 Provides that In order to meet the necessary expenses of the Circuit Judge pof ihc nth Judicial District that the counties composing said district shall pay Co said judge the following amounts per annum:
 Desha County, $40000 per annum.
 Lincoln County, S200 co per annum.
 Jefferson County, $60000 per Annum
 The Act defines and declares said expenses 60 be a necessary part 0t the circuit court expense and directs that sasao shall be paid out of the county general revenue fund to the Circuit JtAdse quarterly.
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ACv NO IoS
Approved EebrnnrV A2. IsAl.

Approved FebrHHrY @2, 1921.
 An Act authorizing the judge or tne First Judicial Circuit of Arkansas 70 employ an official reporter TOT salo circuit. r,,.
 Authorizes the judge of the t1Ist Judicial Circuit to employ reporter af salary of 2.400 GO year Salo amennt to be payable quarterly by the couuties composing said circuit equal- ly, as a part of the circuit court ea- Dause,
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ACT NO. Z2g.
Annroved Mnrch 8, lA21

ApBrOved MRFrk g l8zI.
 An Act to amend Section No 31 Of the Acts of 1921, the same being an Act to make appropriation for the maintenance of the State farm for women for the period ending June 30, 1921
 Amends sald Act Ho. ol or iSzi, by adding the following language to the first section thereof! These amounts fs be payable from the General Rev enue Fund"
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ACT NO. 246. Approved March $, lD2l.

An Act to provide for the appoint ment and salary of an official stenoe- rapher for the Criminal Division of the Second Judicial Circuit
 Provides that the Judge of the Grim inai Division of said Circuit may em- ploy a <stenographer at a salary of S3.600.00 per annum, which salary shall be prorated among the counties com posing said judicial district as Circuit Court GxpenH0
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ACT NO. 1TI.
AVE NOs Aa is Ao-o.aA kIarrh IT 1921

AHnFDVcU NHIcH Iff lU1-Ft -
 An Act to amend Act Nc. abS of 1917 Amends said Act so as to authorize the Circuit Judge to employ a stenog- rapher for the Fifteenth Judicial Cir cult at Q salary of 100000 a year and provides that such appointment may be revok ed by the Judge, but if not re- Voked sald appointment shall hold dur ing the term of office of the judge Of the circuit.
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ACT NO mO.
Anoroved March IT, 1921.

hppfOVeu HaIt" IIt aV~A: :oar a
 An Act to amend Section 92e7 Of Crawford & Moses Digest.
 Amends said section so as to repeal that part of the section which provides that State printing must be done with ing the State of Arkansas.
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
ACT BO. ITO.
Anproved Februnry 2s,

Approved FeDrnhry <sSs tDNA' A, = An Act to amend Act No. 57 or me Acts of 1921. the same being An Act 10 appropriate money for the mainte- nance of the Arkansas National Guard"
 Amends eaid Act by adding the fol- lowing language to Section 1 thereof: --This money to be payable from tho GeaeraI Revenue Fund"
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AOT NO 1s2

Approved February 22, l8@1'
 An Act to make appTopriauGns lof the promotion Of Vocational Eouea- ton. ...rocs as
 Appropriates the sue Of fl1t 0Ot.oo for the promo tion Of yoeahonal t9nkka- ton, and the sum of $l5o VtODV to5 ondina June 30 1923 Said approprla- <jons 10 be paid out of the speclai snIIlage tax of one-hffh of q mill pro yidad by Act No. SO of lsls.
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ACT EG. sE ADpTeyed March $

M
 An Act creating the Pofs sion Fund in cities of forty thousand nor more p dred and fifty thousand
 Provides for a tax oi ei mill on the dollar on sll 2 erty in cities having a not less than forty thousaa.a1 than one hundred ana ny inhabitants to provide TOT the pensioning and rella
 Provides for @ Board el the Polioemen's Penslon Fund to consist of the hi police, chairman Of the VI ment, committed oi lhs the City Treasurer hna the police department to N the department. .,,.
 Said Board to have '" control over said fnhe
 Provides that said se.s the fund in interest," ees', the United Statee etsu of inc city in which sus csted. Provides ths. h.., \ of the police departpspp.. while in the perfofmshu shall become phyelcN ,,j permanently disabled ps s,sss| beryioe the Board may s ficer mon half pay fls ease any officer is klilsa performanoe Of his duV " disease contracted by t,s"' s cupation and shall lesW, children under the ass S,s w Board may direct the gs.r per month for the wie0ss s sss chi1d until it reaches v, years direct tho p2yins'Iv vtis| case of no widow, out dHs| CT dependept upon sa,o .,, ns, v 4 port the Board snan p' flowed mother the sum
 9 PToyides for the retlIs~,| Iss, lioenan after twepty' ',s a where such member tss \ disabled or inoapaci.ssv~ M pbysicaily. on half,pssNy,, ,o, inc pay,nent of S10OVV. i,,,| l pensee in case or any policeman.
The courier-index., 1921-06-10

zauwv@ eRurnspa tea mAail pey she s0pn sf
 70 60 per ApHum, aa efpsnsee ef the
 hMueslloT of the Second Chahcery
 Ssuit of AFkan@sS. Said expenses. Aafl be paid ausFteTly ey ne re MR shan be drawn and delivered to ths Chancellor and paid out of the county kayenue fund
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ACT NO. :, S ss ] AnnroYed MareI sssrL!I

An Act to sai ains1i' plgesl Crawford & Moses son SO 3,
 Amend said seotloIt from that funds arising naid State lands shall l,,a pe insts naanent school fumS fnS as OIE common school run" a for ths N yided. and proyldes tht N aiiy moneys now 10 ih' common schooi run" a,,hugi fund,
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ACT NO. s.S <, Anproged nhteIs sbs 4

An Act to assist n Al voluntary oontribuuV"
 Provides that where rsshsIl m s| any school dlstrl9t trsisl fained that more than td ornnsrty owners of saea s.a,r q the raising of 6 vol,oJhngl iiil tion to the usual ssboalrl certify their findigss eoIle1 ca,,ntv if shall be the oaa oSrt Iector to show the on ths 4 dollars and cents on in at each property ownsi ow,, ovag voluntary tax sueh s " rscsl, oIudo the same on a n'r ne mol and shall pay the SdIstrlCt ury off such school snrnf sayoe m time he shall d, dlst treasurer of the seIvivg sse,lsing ie' of the persons ie'' :. tax. nledgs 4 voluntary tax shall Ds as,saaI for a sufficient cs,essov1des isll be enforceable. Vrs.rsnt 7 sR an not apply t9 nsr ClslI Paone' Clay, Faulknes5d es5dadIsSS op" rion stons. lizard M N Bal Saline, Carroll, New}Sver wp}Sver Hn1 stead, Yeli, Little ki''
 ton
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ATT Rn 1as.
NApprovea March !.

~ADproVeG N7nTch 4l IDzi.
 An Act to amend Section 5405 Of Crawford & Moses Digest
 Amends said section so as to provide that the County Court may for good cause remove commissions of road im- prOvement districts created under the Alexander Law
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ACT NO. 2sS.

HDPEtNNW HItffH TI IDAFs
 An Act to amend Section 743 of Crawford & Moses Digest of the Stat Utes of Arkansas.
 Amends said section to provide that acknowledgements to real estate con- veyances may be taken before the Stu preme Court Circuit Court or either of the judges thereof County and Pro- bate Court, or by County or Probate Judge or before any Justice of the Peace or Notary Public
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AIT NO. 2aa.
AnDroYed March IA. 1921.

An Act to make an additional appro- priation for the General Assembly.
 Apnropriates the sum of s30,OO0.Oo to supplement the amount approprlated by ACT No. of tho Acts of 1921 to pay milesge, per diem and expenses of the General Assembly
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ACT NC. BIS. AnDFOyed March 2, 1921,

An Act to make appropriation for the equipment improvement, maintenance and support of the Arkansas State Nor mal School.
 Appropriates the sum of $98.414 40 for sa laries, maintenance and necessary expenses of the State Normal School for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922
 Appropriates the sum of $1102l4,4O for the support and maintenance of the State Normal School for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1923.
 Provides that if the appropriation contained in any Item be found un- necessary for the purpose mentioned the balance may be expended for any other purpose mentioned in the Act. Provides that If any of the appropria- tion made for the first period remains uneXpended, the same may be used for the same purpose for the second period.
 Authorizes the Board of Directors to make all necessary contracts for the printing, binding, etc.
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ACT NO. sA ADureved March Si

An Act to pay certain \ the Chancery C0urts a| Chancery District.
 Provides that the coBnta| fhe Third Chancery Disihs| the expenses os the Chars
 lows Garland. s6O0.M Il Montgomery, Saline, Gfsal Spring, S100.00 each per 'ia
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ACT NO. 3m.
hnn,naad Eoa.oh q hoo,

ADDFOVad HhrOh bl IDll.
 An Act to confer upon pipe line com paniee the right of eminent domain and mak ing them common carriers.
 Gives to all pipe line companies the right of eminent domain and declares the same to be common carriers.
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AgT TO. 197.
Approved

AVVfVNtf FhbtAttAy 4rft tDAAs
 An Act to provide for the mainte- nance, support and impro yement Of tha Second District Agricultural School
 Approprlatea the sum of $64 500.0s for salaries, main tenanco and all cN, Donses necessary to the operation toi tho Second District Agricultural Schoc Cor the period ending June 30, 1923
 Appropriates the sum of S64 500 O. fuF a.tftft s maintananst and @H aeere- Eaty x3.t S,rt fVf itir it',Nta ti,oiilt Agricultural S.hoOl Tor tht p.tiaA cad.
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AFT NO. 29N.
Ryaroh 4, 1921,

Approved Hsaroh 4, 1921
 An Act to amend Section 3O16 Of Crawford & Moses Digest.
 Amends said section 90 as to provide that the crimes of selling intoxicating liquor and of procuring intoxicatin liquor for another may be joined in one Indictment.
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ACT NO. BOT.

An Act to amend Section asse nj Crawford & Moses Dlgst
 Authorizea Chaneery Courts to ouiet utle to land and to cancel apparently barred by the law of limitation ol laChes.
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Ar NO. asz.
Approved aarch ', Iaa1.

ABUFOVVu Ha1l. .I..s e s@ . ryharttias and Corrections Comm ission. Appropriates the sum of SEE 4eooo for fhe maintenance of the confniseion for the fiscal year ending June so' iS2o kupropriates the sum of S12.- s0O co fer the maintenance of the com r1fssion for the fiscal year ending June SC 1923.
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
AFT NO. lRtl.

Approved Mngeh T. IOzls
 An Act to nN tho time for holding ChanCery Courts in Van Buron County, Provides that the Chancery Courts Of Van Buren County shall be begun and held on the first Monday in April and October of each year.
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AgW ND e2a

ApproVed hlnFrh l22l iO21.
 Ah Act authorizing the Auditor o reCCiDts '"i7 "ht Authorizes the Auditor of stafe uestroy all vouchers and Trensnro, A''sibib now on file in his offl.s |,
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An nn. I1h.

Approved February 2S, IO2i
 An Act Co repeal Section of Act No @ Of 19l7
 Repeals Section of Act No 70 of 1917, same being an Act for the cree ifion, equipment and maintenance of a 4State General Hospital and for other ipnrp0Ses.
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ACT Nh

An Act to smana' nma''fst < repeal Act No 1o sSs Act i
 ms 10 the statSof of4 of llj1 state Funds. DepoaIs.
 Amends paras,.,
 ef said Act Mns spb tso snaf at a meeting iO' ,n So q ltory Board shsil eI h,rs &yesy State Bank q, ,sSSs'ss n ust COmpany {n 's katta E saoh bank or ,rmme n' me Gsi' PSerd win, on tss ,S9nt., relieving, reoeivs" "s h oons for the nptt Ssho ecas mated a State bs,n,esss,e. d
 Am9nds Section SSOsitor S provide that bonSs. r Of sait Etatee Governmsrtts ts , d
 lieu of the surets may A the Act. wy pond pnf Ar, Amends sectien s .,.I pToylde 2 IT that the ints,s.ss,s ss ssh Fund, shah De D, ais ts, Psns 2 Fund. VI the Gsrsf .,. Provides !, that moD.,. shall be dietributsSy tSyheH aI and trust compsnis, s siiSl. 1e,.I the pIrovisions of tsi, pHaaI possi ble according ' tn fa their respective psSS Ni si and certified surpip, up
 the security gIyep& & k. h small hold good upt1I A9l been drawn out bs VI tb.a U new security Is eIvs.aa .as Sl
 Provides that jf seu u | fail 10 pay the stsi. asl| part Of said deposit os q. game when called go, ~ Treasurer the Tres ,v, s,,,.s 2 the contract and witSd,i'. oepeslt, and proyides is'N sa Slo0 co per day fo, ,.a, Gi [ such deposit win irsI ,s,.llI| mand by the Treasurs,. .'' any Sheriff and csli. si n funds into the etsts S1'sa F. posting same with tbs i,' 5.. and taking 6 reoessf 1, " \. scEibed by the TressurIs,' 2, '
 Provides that any a,tl N bank who shall receive ' m..' deposits in excess of ta '" | bank or trust eompabv ,. ' to hold shall be desmss \ !. felony and be punishsS Y nept in the State phpIt.,s.
 Specifically repeals s@i the Acts of 1919, and ,ss.1 @ parts of laws in oontlit |
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Au4 NO sos

Approvcu MnPrh n 1bNls
 An Act to make appropriation for the Arkansas Railroad Commission. Appropria tes the aum of Sli. .b2b % for the. period commencing February I7th l921 and ending 1une 90. 1921,
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ats ts p, prlo, .I to Mar, ,'S FreasuirsesrSs FstissS to destroy sS ! .ion Of five yeap ,P.e 2. siA'
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Approved a1arch @, 1921.
 An Aot to amend Sectian a405 ct Crawford X Mosoa pigest anu to pro
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
MONTPELIER IDAHO FRIDAY NOVEMBER M 1927
LOWER RATES ON
COWS FROM EAST

AS a method of encouraging the
the Union Pacific system today an
nounced the impending publication
of materially reduced rates on these
animals Application has been made
to the interstate commerce commits
sion for permission to publish the
new rates on less than statutory no
tice. The belief of the railroad traf-
fic department is that the desired
permission will be granted and the
reductions made effective within the
next two weeks.
The rate cuts are around $50 per
car. For example, the present rate
from Eau Claire, Wis, to Weiser is
$311.60 per car. The new rate will
be $25350 per car. The rate now
effective from Eau Claire to Sho-
shone is $286.50 per car. The pro-
posed rate is $3.50.
Wisconsin is the chief source OF
supply for dairy COWS and the de-
creased rates will be made effective
from Hudson, Eau Claire, Waupaca,
Wautoma, Green Lake, Portage, JEFF
ferson and Madison in that state.
Those points cover the principal pro-
ducing territory.
"The reductions are purely volun-
tary on the part of the railroads in
volved." said Joel j. Priest general
agent, today. "They follow the cam
paign inaugurated last spring in Ore
gon Short Line territory for an in
crease in our dairy herds. Our peo-
pie believe hat the solution of Ida
hos surplus feed problem is to be
found to very large extent in in
creased out put Of dairy products.
eve are advised that there is a
considerable surplus of dairy cows
to be had in Wisconsin at prices that
are very considerably under those Of
the last few years. All of us hope
that the new rates will greatly stim-
ulate the movement OF dairy stock
into our territory The new rates
will apply to all points on the Ore
gon Short Line and the stations nam
ed are simply used as illustrative
of the general reduction
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
sTAR VALLEY MAIL To III
ROUTED FROM MUyTrEiIEIs

The people OF star Valley have
been successful In getting the post
office department To change tho
routing Of mail To that Valley from
eokeville 10 Montpelier. The mail
to Star Valley was routed by way OF
Montpelier up 10 about four years
ago. when Il was changed 10 Coke.
vile. but tho service has been so un-
satisfactory that after many at
tempts 70 have Il changed. Star Val
ley people we're successful.
On account OF the heavy parcel
ost shipments going into the Star
star Valley region. the routing OF
mail from here II a big item for
Montpelier. and II will also improve
the mail service between thls city
and the towns OF Star Valley.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
w. LEWIS PERKINS WILL
MANAGE THE PAVILION

At recent meeting of the board
of directors of the Montpelier Pa
vilion company, the resignation of
Frank M. Williams. rendered to the
board some time ago, was accepted
and the appointment Of w. Lewis
Perkins, member of the board of
directors, was confirmed.
The board was reluctant in accept
ing the resignation of Mr.. Williams,
but other duties demands his time.
so the board acted sfavorably in be-
half of Mr.. Williams. Mr.. Perkins,
who is bishop of the First ward, is
ably fitted for the position, and will
make success Of the institution, a
condition the popular dance hall has
enjoyed in the past.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
SHOULD HOLD ROAD
BOND ELECTION

Interest In y bond election for
the raising oI funds with which
to undertake definite road
building: program In Bcar Lake
h gaining ground. and practi-
callS all oi thc county officials
and business men &c tho county
arr much In favor of the bond
ing system In order to procure
funds with which Ia secure state
and federal aid, and to have
money left over To Amply ON
highways other than the state
road.
More than $3.5OO.OOO OF fed
cral money has been spent I'm
idaho In the past ycnr Or two,
and not ono cent has come Ia
Bear Lnko county. IL A. about
time TINT iscar Lake county gets
It's share of federal aid. but it
requires money to get Il. We
understand that matching state
funds two to one. that tho rctlcr-
al government, To certain linn
IL, will match the two, which
virtually means that for every
dollar Of local money expended,
we viii yet valuo 20 the extent
oe three.
Tho proposition that requires
immediate attention a. for com
mittccs from all sections oG the
county To meet. formulate def
into road program, present the
information tO the county COM
misslOncFs next Monday, and
ask that bond election bc held
to vote ON the proposition OF
bonding for money with which
TO build the roads.
The wise system 10 pursue, Il
would seem. would Ia bond for
n sum like S2OO.OOO Issue what
bonds are necessary Co put over
tho first road program, and
leave unIssucd bonds In the
treasury for future use.
InAsmuch as state and federal
aid Is only applicable to state
highways, only "a small portion
of the bond money would De
needed. when matched by the
state and federal government,
and the balance of the bond is-
sme could bO used In improving
all tho highways In the county.
AZ anY rate. n bond election
should be called and bonds In
aoInc amount should bc author
lzed by tHln voters of IScar Lake
county for tho purposes of Inn
proving the county highways.
LET'S HAVE A BOND ELEC-
TION AND VOTE BONDS AND
LET FUTURE GENERATIONS
HELP PAY FOR THE M
PROVEMENTa THAT THEY
WILL ENJOY.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
JUDGE COUCH AD-
DRESSES STUDENTS

Tho members of the high school
student body were indeed fortunate
IN being permitted To listen 10 an ad-
dress which advanced so many prac-
teal ideas of permanent worth. as
the one given by Judge Cough on
the subject. The Meaning OF True
Success in Life"
Tho constantly increasing attend
.ancc OF our public schools Is an evil
dence that people OF the present age
desire to increase thetr efficiency,
that they thereby might attain to
Ereater degree. OF success In life.
Tho thing which mars tho other
wise lofty aim. ia the misinterpreta-
tion OF the meaning of true success
II is often held To mean the accumu-
lation OF wealth In terms of money.
and man thus establishes this ns his
goal and he mdro staple things ot
lifa arc neglected.
Tho man who achieves to the
greatest degree OF succeas. Is the one
who renders the greatest amount of
beneficial service To his fellow mon.
his aim therefore should be to de-
velop the talents which God has Civ
on him, and then 20 use them to tho
greatest possible Advantage tn tho
promotion and maintenance of lofty
ideals. In order to do this the es-
sentials of good citizenship. energy
thrift and economy. must be en-
ployod, A barrier against selfish
ness must be established and man
will eventually become an honest
upright citizen. standing for tho best
In life,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-25
A PROCLAMATION
BY the President Of the United States

That season has come when, alike in pursuance of a
devout peoples mehonored custom in grateful recog
milton OF favolng national fortunes it is proper that
the President should summon the nation day of de-
voton, Of thanksgiving for blessings bestowed and of
prayer for guidance in modes of life that may deserve
continuance of Divine favor.
Foremost among our blessings is the return of
peace, and the approach to normal ways again The year
has brought again into relations of amty with all ma
tlons after long period of struggle and turbuance In
thanktuness therefor well unite in the hope that
Providence will vouchsafe approval to the things we have
done, the aims which have inspired us
we shall be prOspered shall deserve prosperity
seeking not alone for the material things for those of
the spirit WE'LL earnestly trying to help others asking
before all else, the privilege of service As render
thanks for the exaltaton which to u.s. we may
fttngy petition that moderation and wisdom shall bc
granted to rest upon all who in authority the tasks
they must discharge Their hands will be steadied their
purposes strengthened, in answer to prayers
'Ours has been favored nation in the bounty which
God has bestowed upon It, The great trial of humanity
though indeed bore part well as we were able
left comparatively little Scared Ii for us to recog
nze that have been thus favored and when gather
at affairs to offer up thanks will do well to pledge
in humanity and all sincerity, purpose prove de
serving We have been raised up and preserved in na
hOnal power and consequence part of a plan whose
wisdom cannot question. Thus believing we can do
no less than hold nation the willing instrument OF
the Providence which has wonderfully favored u.s. Op
pOrtunity for very great service awaits us If we shall
prove equal to It. Let prayers be raised for direction
IN the right paths. Under God responsibility is
great to first to all afterward; all man.
kind in God own justice.
"Now, therefore, |, Warren @. Harding President OF
the United States do hereby designate Thanksgiving,
the oath day of November to be observed by the people
day Of Thanksgiving devotion and prayer; urging
that at their hearhsides and their affairs they will give
thanks for all that has been rendered unto hem will
pray for continuance of the Divine Fortune which has
been showered so generously upon this nation.
"In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused to be affixed the seal of the United States
America.
'Done at the Capitol of the United States this st daY
of October in the year of Lord nineteen hundred
twenty and independence of the United States Of the
hundred and forty-sxth
"WARREN G. HARDING,
''By the President
''CHARI1ES u. HUGHES,
Secretary of State''