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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Joe Moore WmS World
Skating Championship

BY Associated Press:
LAKE PLACID, y. Y. Feb. r.
Joe Moore. of New York. won the
international ice skating speed
championships. which ended here to-
day with a total OF 100 points.
Charles Jewtraw OF Lake Placid,
who recently won the national title.
was second with so points and
Roy McWhirter Of Chicago, third,
with 60 points The women's in
ternational title went to Miss Gladys
Robinson Of Toronto.
McWhirter set new worlds anna
tour record i'm winning the three
mile event today i'm eight minutes
and 40 seconds. This was two-fifths
of a second faster than the former
record made by John Nillson. at
Montreal. in 1895.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
COquiIIGrd School Wins
Indoor Track Exhibition

More than 500 persons were pres
ent at the indoor track meet at the
high school gymnasium Saturday
afternoon when the grammar school
children of the city met for various
competitive stunts.
Twelve schools OF the city were
represented in the meet. The Co
quillsrd school won the honors Of
the afternoon with an elaborate OK
hibition OF gymnastic work The
Washington school gave several
portrayals of Hungarian folk dane
ing. dressed in the native costumes
OF that country.
The meet consisted of songs,
dances. gymnasdc exhibitions and
stunts Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Lord and APPleby Lead
Ia Amateur Tournament

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 12.-Rob-
ert Lord OF Chicago. and Francis \.
Appleby OF New York. were the win
ners I'm todays play IN the National
Amateur 1S.2 baik line billiard
tournament.
Lord won from Dr A. J. Brown
o. Cleveland 500 20 ga and Appleby
defeated Emil Bcnncr Of Youngs-
town 500 10 us.
Lord had an average OF 1O-1S
with a high nun OF 81 and Brown
an average OF 49, and high run
OF "a Appleby had an average OF
1871 and a high run OF 81 and
Renner an average OF 8 1870 and
= hiEh run OF g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
" ilSOn TO Otter O'Dotud
Return Bout Next Month

BY International News Service:
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-JOhnny Will
son. middleweight champion. will
leave today for New York where he
expects 20 close for a title match
with either Jock Malone or Mike
O'Dowd from whom he won the
crown a year ago.
O'Down wifi be given the prefer
once If he wants TO meet Wilson in
New York next month. Otherwise
Malone viii be given chance. the
bout To be held at Minneapolis or
ST. Paul.
Wilson has not answered. as yet
the challenge of Mike Gibbons. who
declared his desire TO come out of
retirement and take on the new title
holder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Sunday School BGSketeers
u iH From " GrSdtC Quintet

81. PauTs intermediate Sunday
School basketball quintet won a fast
game from the Warsaw NJ. +. SQUAD
aturday afternoon at the "Y' gym
by a score Of % 10 is. Rockstroh
was the biz factor in the South
Bend victory while Paul Sunday. son
of the famous Billy" was the big
noise for the visitors. caginc five
field goals and dropping three out
Of four in the hoop from the foul
line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
MITCHFLL LEAVES MARIN

By International News Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. "a
Joe Tipitz wears a badly damaged
counteuance today as a memento OF
a 10-round drubbing given him by
Richie Mitchell. local lightweight.
Friday night. Mitchell hit Tiplitz
at will throughout seven of the 10
rounds but the Philadelphia battler
stood the pounding and was on his
feet at the finish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
" arSdrU Man ArreSted For
Passing WorfhLeSS Check

Special 20 The News-Times:
GOSHEN, Ind. Feb. 12.-Psul VI.
Cook OF Warsaw, is a prisoner in
the Elkhart county jail here. caarR-
ed with giving bad checks Harry
s. Dover. Of Nnddlebury, OF the
Hoosier Can company. caused tie
arrest. II is alleged that Cook gave
Dover a check Of $50 and that he
had 10 funds on deposit. His bond
was fixed at s 1000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Boxing Commission Puts
Protectors Under Ban

BY international News Service:
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Into the
ash can goes the rubber mouth
piece. The shock ahsorber" Ted
Lewis introduced in his bout with
Jack Britton last Monday night is
under the ban today by the state
boxing commission.
The commission announces that
under the rules Of the Walker law
"A mouth piece or any other device
is illegal. Hereafter boxers will
wear nothing above the belt hut
gloves and expressions in the empire
state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
BADGERS DEFEAT PURPLE.

1850
MADISON. Wis. Feb. 12.-wis-
coHsin defeated Northwestern in a
western conference basket ball game
tonight % 10 10. The Badgers led
throughout and the game was de-
void OF spectacular play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Increase Bond For " iLSOn
To Defeat Release AttemP

Special 10 The News Times.
GOSH EN-. Ind, Feb. 12.-Deter-
mined 10 do everything possible 20
prevent release OF Virgil Wilson q
Warren. Ark. and Sout h Bend,
charged with robbery and with lar
ceny here in connection with robbery
OF the Harold G. Becker Re-Nu tire
shop last Sunday morning. Chief Of
Police Rigney has caused his bond
20 be Increased from 1000 20 So
500. Police believe that an effort
will be made 10 proved a cash bond
for Wilson.
Wilson was bound over TO the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
MOB LYNCHEs NEGRO.

bI atsWNIaLtU Etse
OCALA. Fla. Feb. IA mob
broke into the county Jail here to-
night and seizing a negro who had
been arrested on charge OF as
saulting an aged white woman. took
him 10 the scene Of the alleged crime
and hanged him. Before being
strung mp he was identified by the
woman as her assailant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
ChicogOdn Wins Fisher
Trophy litter Great Race

~ Associated Press
MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 12.-By scant
three seconds Adieu, owned and
driven 10y Webb Jay of Chicago. de-
feated II. 3. Greetings Rainbow in
so mile race for open displace-
mcnt boats under American power
boat association sanction here to-
day.
Galso carried off the Carl G..
Fisher $4,000 sold trophy with
eleven points for the meet. 90 the
Rainbow's eight and Orlo lis six.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13

~ ASs0ciated IrcSs
ITHACA. y. Y, Feb. 12.-The
Cornell university basketball team
defeated the University OF Pennsyl-
vania 20 TO 10 in an intercollegiate
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
Him BEATS GoPHERs.

Bv Associated Press.
CRBANA. H.. Feb. Il. - Illinois
defeated Minnesota here tonight In
"a western conference basketball
game. % 70 %. Kearney was the
star OF the game, getting Il OF
Minnesotas points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
DODGERS CHOOSE NEW
ORLEANS.
~ AksocIafed Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Feb. Il. - The
Brooklyn National league champions
Will assemble at New Orleans March
: for their spring training with a
squad OF 81 players. it was an
nounced today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
JUNIORS EASILY
WIN TOURNEY BY
BEATING ELKHART
Local T c am to Represent
Northern Indiana at Mum
Gle Tournament.

The South Bend N. Q. A.
Juniors showed themselves 10 be
easily the cream Of the tournament
staged at the 'Y'' Saturday for teams
Of Northern Indiana averaging 125
pounds and romped home an easy
winner in the finals saturday night
by a score Of % TO against the
runners-up. the Elkhart orioles. j..
Nyikos was easily the star Of tho
fray cdging seven goals and playing
a good passing and floor game
Rhonstong and Dome also went well
for the locals
The feature of the tournament was
the fact that South Bend has a de-
fensive ability which can not be
underestimate. Only Is points were
scored against the locals in the four
games in which they played OF the
IS points scored only four field goals
were Gagged on the other hand
South Blend also has the best of
fersive drive. She scored a total Of
los points.
BY virtue of her victory South
Bend will represent Northern Ind
lana in the state tournament to be
held at Muncic. Ind, Feb. %.
Locals Win Easily.
In the semi-fnals South Bend won
from Michigan City by the lop-sided
score of 23 to ,, and E1khaTt orioles
won their chance into the finals by
defeating the local Studebaker school
outfit by a lone point. The score
was Il 10 10.
Two overtime periods were requir-
ed from the Michigan City Y. NJ. c.
A. irs. 10 defeat the Elkhart Junior
high school tossers eight 10 seven in
the feature game OF the preliminar
les. Both teams played or evon
terms throughout and at the end Of
the second half were tied with FIVE
points each. During three minutes
Of overtime play neither five sue
ceeded in scoring and after a one
minute recess. continued with fast
team play Michigan City registered
a field goal and seemed surg Of the
game when Morgan Of the Elkhart
five shot one from beyond the center
OF the floor. Five seconds before
the timers whistle blew. foul WAS
called on Elkhart and Michigan City
won the game on registering the
free throw.
Juniors Beat lions.
Feldman Of the Sunnyside Pres
byterians in their game with the
Studebaker school, astonished the
crowd and himself by dropping in
field goal for the opposing side.
However. Studebakcr five maintained
a safe lead throughout and won 10
to 3.
Some of the best passing and team
displayed I'm the preliminary games
was shown by the Y. NJ c. a. Jrs.
in their IS to . victory over the Zion
Evangelicals The "Y" midgets
showed careful coaching and their
play resembled that Of the regular
association team i'm many ways
Grace NJ. z. won the opening
game Of the tournament from the
Plymouth Midge~t by the score OF
Ii to .. The game proved rather
slow and uninterestins but the local
FIVE showed 20 great advantage 1T
times
Iaporte's Y. NJ. c. \. Jrs. had
things their own way during their
Il 10 win over the Elkhart Boy
Scout Troop No. Z. The vicors gave
evidence Of having had mucn prac-
tice while the Elkhart five showed
a lack OF drill.
The EIShart orioles disposed OF
.he Riverside club from the same
city, ID to I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
FAMOUS PRODUCER ROUTS
SCATPER.
Associated Press

~ AsEoclafcd Press:
NEW YORK. Feb. broadway
crowds tonight saw David Belasoo
pursue a ticket Spectator through
The theatrical district. He had en-
dsavored 20 sell 81 seats 10 one OF
Mr.. Belasco's productions at IS each.
The speculstor escaped.
Addressing the large crowd that
had gathered Mr. BeIasco declared
re had begun personal campaign
10 eliminate sidewalk spectators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
CULVER WINS MEET.

CULVER Ind. Feb. IL. - The
Culver Military academy track team
defeated Crane Technical high
school Of Chicago today 81 10 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
SOUTH BEND BOWS
TO EMERSON HIGH
IN SECOND CLASH
Gary Tossers Win 20 TO 10 by
BOmbarding Basket Dur
ing Squirt.
Special to The News-Times

Special to The News-Timcs.
GARY. Ind. Feb. Staging a
FIVE minute rally which netted 10
points. was the means by which
Emerson high OF Gary avenged the
defeat handed them earlier in the
season by South Bend. winning q
fast and rough contest from the
Blenders here Saturday ;n the En-
erson gym by the count OF 20 90
10. But for the interval that the
Emerson lads bombarded the bss-
ket the game was about even. The
score the first half was 10 10 i'm
| the Benders' favor.
South Bend lacked the ability 10
pass as they did in their former
encounter with the locals. and Trof-
iting by the work of Nyikos against
them before. kcIt him closely Gov
cred. although he broke away with
five from the field Edwards was
I the only other visitor who could
hit the network. marking up three
/ from the field.
Blenders Defense Weak
The Bcnders' defense proved very
weak I'm the last period. Sturtridgc
and Capt. Sibley registering at will
! Besides being able TO work through
their defense system for shorts
| these men cut lose with some pref
ty shots from the middle Of the
court.
The guarding of Wood and Sib-
ley kept the South Bend men from
registering shorts, nearly all the
Benders' points being made on Ions
shots.
South Bend i'm the early stage OF
| the game played rings around the
local outfit, at one time establishing
four to eight lead over them. but
! i'm the final minutes of the last per
iod the locals made a squirt lacking
/ a lone point of overcoming the Ben
ders' lead.
I Fail To Break Lead.
The latter period South Bend
again started off at a fast gait. but
| here the Emerson lads made their
/ winning squirt. For a time Coach
| Hastings men kept pace with the
locals, but soon they pulled away
and established their 1O-point lead,
which the South Bend men found
| impossible TO break down
South Bend G9) Emerson (29j
! Edwards Observation-Disclosures. Sibley
Forward.
| ANDERSON ..-............. Qulnldn
Forward.
| Nylkos .................. SturtridgC
Center.
Scheer .-..-.....-...... Wood
Guard
/ mass ..s...... ......... Jones
Guard
Substitutons: Ruiman for Sib.
! ley; Robbins for Wood; Kclso for
| Quinlan.
Field Sturtridgc 6; Nyi-
kos .; Edwards 8 Sibley 4: Quinlau
| .; Wood.
Foul goals: sibley. 3 out Of 6;
! Nyikos. out of :.
Referee: Veenkers (Froeble).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
MERKIlE SIGNS WITH
ROCHESTER,

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, Feb. 12.--Fred Merkle.
recently released by the Chicago
Cubs. today signed TO play with the
Rochester club of the International
| lcaguc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
.FLYING PARsoNo MINs.
BY Associated Press .

BY Associated Press
NEWARK, y. J., Feb. 12.-Harold
Cutbill Of the Boston A. a. running
from scratch, won the 1000 yard
A. A. L. handicap at the National
Interscholastic championships here
tonight in two minutes and sixteen
seconds.
Bernie Wefirs. jr.. New York A..
G, won the 70 yard dash invitation.
Try NEWS-TIHES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13

Carpenter is drawing night
Frank Moran's Mary Ann
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Little Girl Still
Is Missing; Case
Battles Officers

Operatives from the justice court
and sheriff's office here admitted
TODAY that they have thus lar peeh
baffled in their attempt 10 get
some trace of 15-year-old JENNIE
TaFIemme. of Brooke Oregon
whose disappearance from nome
ahout two weeks ago has caused
vide interest in this vicinity, ana
in connection with which u y
Freed. a farm laborer, is charged
with contributing to the un'
ouency of a minor child.
Freed, who declares he knows
notbing concerning the girl c
whereabouts, is out on SAW caSh
bail. r.. drorned
from sight about February -
pelatives became worried when
- failed to return from schooi
30 evening and officers were
notified A search covering hiahy
49, foIlowed, but neither nei
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Ia,
l,ou,n,e nor officials have learned
anvtbinp which might lead to tht
discovery of her whereaUou1s =,
Tbat she is alive, however ""4
+ba beIief expressed today
Fnrther developments IN n'
- are expected by officers WIN
in the next few days
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Bank Offers
ToBe Lenient
With Boy Thief

Chicago, Feb. 26.-The North
ern Trust company, from which
william Dalton. II, took $772.000
in Liberty bonds, will urge the
police to release him II he will re-
turn the securities, according 70
word today from w. s. Miller,
yice-president.
Il will help him to stralghten
out and get settled back in the
right road. II he will bring back
the bonds at once we will urge the
city officials TO release him." Mr..
Miller said. I'VE will do all we
can to help him"
Chicago, Feb. 26.-Two clews to
the flight of William Dalton, ~
years old bank clerk who escaped
from the Northern Trust Bank
yesterday with s772.O00 in Liberty
bonds, the largect bank robbery In
Chicago's history, were being
traced by police today.
The youth, who last night drove
up 10 a garage in Waukegan, a
northern suburb, and asked to
leave his new automobile all night
was identified as Dalton. He drove
north the next morning. Previous
ly a youth answering his descrip-
ton had offered Liberty bonds In
payment for an automobile at a
Chicago sales agency.
Investigation of Dalton's home
bonds, the largest bank robbery in
ton threw no light on the theft,
police said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
OlcOtt VetOes
Two Measures

Two measures enacted by the
late legislature went down under
the veto of Governor Oleott fri-
day.
One OF these was Senate Bill
number three by Ryan exempting
sand and gravel used in construc-
tion work on roads. bridges and
public buildings from payment OF
the state royalty.
The other was house bill zoe by
Hindman relating 10 the Office
hours Of officials Of Multncmsh
county.
In his veto me@ago attached -
senate bill number thres the rvr-
ernor declares Chat -chts BIN Woul4
deprive the school children % uhe
state OF revenues que Ties
through the frrsdnsihlo scheri
fund, by diverting to other unas
money raised from royalties Data
TO the school fund through the sale
Of sand and gravel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Paper First Printed
In 1888; Many Prom
inent Pioneers Had
Hand In Making

The Capital Journal company
was organized by Surveyor General
W. II. Byars, State Printer f. NJ.
Waite. County Judge Tom C. Shaw,
and County Clerk NJ. L. Chamber
lain all passed on but General
Byars. still residing In Salem. The
first number appeared March I,
1888, as a six-column quarto, VIII
II. Parry, manager. His name re-
mained the head OF the paper until
April 4, when il was dropped un-
announced. He had gone to iden-
tify himself with the then young
and struggling cfty of Seattle which
he helped build. managed its cham
Der OF commerce and amassed a
fortune in that windy city.
The paper came out without pub
fishing the name Of any sponsor I'M
III october 20 when W. II. Byars
editor. and Claire b. Irvine. city
editor. appear at the head of th'
editorial page. Irvine's name drop
out March IS. 1883. March Is Th'
Journal was enlarged to seven col
umn form but they forgot TO set al
the name OF the editor. and on MAJ
Continued on Page Two.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Panama Asks
Guns toFigElt
Costa Rica1ls
United States Asked
To Return Seized
Rifles; Hostilities
Begun, Report

washington, Feb. 26.-lmme-
diate return of several thousand
rifles seized in 1916 by the Amer
ican authorities in the Panama
canal zone is asked by the govern
ment OF Panama which desires 10
use them in repelling the reporteo
invasion Of Panama by Costa Hl-
cans.
Hostilities Begun.
Panama, Feb 25. --- Hostllities
have begun between Panaman ana
costa Rican forces in the vicinity
~ Coto, on the Pacific end or the
frontier, it is said in advices re-
ceived here. Official confirmation
Of these reports, however, is lack
ing. Formal declaration OF wal
had not been made up untli las'
night. sor
More than 1000 men enrolled TOT
military service here yesterday aho
renorts from other parts or the re-
nublic told of citizens volunteerihs
for the army. 1t - believed th'
Panama forces near Coto OF en-
known bacon.
/ 500.
Th base of Panaman operations
will be in the town of Progreso
near Golfo de Dulce, which is con
nected by a narrow gauge railway
with port constructed by the Pan
anna Sugar company.
An interesting phase OF the situa
tion results from Costa Rica occu
pying territory under the arbltra
tion decision of Chief Justice Whit'
OF the United states supreme courl
which was handed down in 1919
while the United States herself
has nv virtue of treaties, guaran
teed the territorial integrity of TN
country. The Panaman govern
ment claims, however, that Justlc
Whites decision contained claus
70 the effect that if his awar
should not be accepted by both par
ties. the territorial status would re
vert TO the conditions laid down b
the decision of President Loubet G
France. It is under the Loubet ne
clsion that Panama claims the ian
which Costa Rica has seized.
II is known the Sinclair oil Inter
ests have been conducting drillln
operations in the same general ic
calitv where concessions have bee
granted a British corporation
Costa Rica.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
|cOtt Selects
Fish and Game
commissioners

s'srhor Olcott has announced
pe,sohnel of the newly consti-
nsh commission for Oregon
FOllows:
commission - Frank NJ.
h Portland; Christian F.
'1s Astoria; AL H. Powers,
county.
game eommission-Colonel
. d. Kelly. Portland, from
-, :, large; l. n. Flesihner of
|ss.us and Bert Anderson OF
u'o, ~ from game district No. !;
a A Lynch of Redmond and
1, lalioek Of Baker, from dis
80 ot an opinion by Attorney
l- an Winkle. no member OF
rNisture which created the
- s commissions are eligible
s-e.'o'eFship thereon. This in
II, : necessitated the ehmi.
.-vs,. senator Charles Hall oi
a. who was a member OF
~ lsh commission, and Sena-
/ h. -, eiii who was a member
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Colonel Hofer and F rank DaVey Tell
OfEarIy History of Capital Journal

"circulation manager" delivery boy
and collector, and who has since
developed into one OF the best ad-
yertising men in the west at Boise
Idaho.
soon after I Joined the forces Of
the sentry another addition was
made I'm the person of VIII II. Par
~. previously of Independence and
Corvallis. who in later years be-
came prominent in Seattle, later
member of the federal trades COM
mission, who died a few years ago.
shortly after Mr.. Parry's arrival
arrangements began for the reor-
qanization Of the Sentry and the re
z,lt was the formation OF the COM
napv that founded The Capital
Journal in March, 1883. Only a
few men figured outwardly in the
enterprise, but several prominent
people contributed TO II and en-
couraged il. Mr.. Starr's Sentry in
terests were merged into the new
naper in some way, but he had no
more 10 say about its management
or policy. the Sentry passing out oi
existence when The Capital jour
nal appeared. Mr.. Parry and my
| self made up the name.
Parry Assumes Helm
Mr.. Parry becam me managing ed
tor for a time, but early in the If
Of the paper. Frederick Locker
came from Il Lake, where he had
bees an editorial writer on th'
Tribune, and he was Installed a
fContinued on Page Fiye.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26
Interest On
Loan MayGo
toBonusF Fund
Tax Provision Elm
mated In Bill AS
Reported To Senate
by Committees

Washington, Feb. 26.-Use of the
interest on the $4,000, 600, OF
American war loans to the allies in
financing adjusted compensation
for former service men is one of
the plans under consideration by
congress. This was disclosed to-
day when the soldiers bonus bill
vas favorably reported by the SEN
ate finance committee.
Bill Reported In.
Washington, Fep. 26.-=With the
tax provisions eliminated, the SOL
diers bonus bill was reported to the
senate today by the finance COM
mittee. The cash bonus would be
payable January 1, 1928.
The question of taxes to meet
the cost of the bill was left Tor the
next congress. Aside from strk-
ing out the tax provision, the COM
mittee made little change in the
mouse bill, retaining the five OPP
..Jns of a cash bonus based ".
hgth of service, deferred certifi-
edtes farm and home and aid vo-
cational training,
Early Action Promised.
Senator McCumber, republican,
North Dakota, in charge of the bill.
plans to call it up in the senate at
he first opportunity, probably next
week.
Several senators gave notice ol
their opposition and Senator's Ger
=, Rhode Island, and Jones, New
Mexico, democrats, reserved th'
,1ght to offer amendments on th'
.loor to have the bill made imme
diately effective by restoring tn
taxation provisions.
Senator Thomas, democrat. Colo
rado, who opposed the bill, expect
to file a minority report.
One of the amendments added b
he committee provides that a
claims must be filed by July l, ~
six months before any of the pro
kyisions go into effect, so that tn
government may know what Pre-
portion of men file for the cash
other options.