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legal holiday.

legiance and prohibiting disloyalty on
the part Of teachers.
S. B. 81 MISUNDERSTANDING the
publicity pamphlet sections of the
Richards Primary law.
S.. B. MISUNDERSTANDING pro-
visions for voting at general elections
and primaries, where an elector has
moved from one election precinct to
another election precinct within 30
days Of such election.
S. Misunderstanding t. form
and title to constitutional amendments
initiated measures, and referred laws,
and prescribing the duties of the
secretary of state and the attorney
! general.
S. B. 24O-Soldiers' bonus.
H. Misunderstanding to the crea-
ton Of election precincts.
H. Il. 46-Repealing the Postmaster
| primary section Of the Richards pri-
mary law.
H. B. 55-Repealing the joint de
bate features of the Richards primary
law.
H. B. 64-Requiring attendance in
schools teaching sui jects required by
law until child is II years of age, or
passes the Sth grade.
S. B. 29-American Legion Foreign
language bill, prohibiting the use of
other than the English language in
teaching subjects called for in state
course of study in public schools.
S. B. misunderstanding for
the distribution among the counties
Of the money accumulated in the state
treasury belonging to the motor vehi-
Gle fund.
S. B. 28O-Appropriating $4,000 for
the burial of soldiers and sailors.
S. B. 104-Authorizing county COM
missioners to erect buildings for ex-
hibition purposes.
S. B. 291-Appropriating $1,000 for
state aid in maintaining evening
school classes.
S. B. MISUNDERSTANDING to
the purchase of text books.
S. B. Misunderstanding to
campaign expenses.
S. B. 95-Amsden-Relating TO the
members of the county text book COM
mittee.
S. B. MISUNDERSTANDING to
party campaign expenses.
H. B. 364-Submitting to the vote
Of the people the proposed hydro-elec.
trio plant.
H. B. 366-Submitting to the vote
of the people the laws under which
the state sheriff's Office operates.
H. B. 1855 Submitting to the vote ol
the people the question Of establish.
ing q state bank operated by the
state.
H. B. 363-Submitting to the vote
of the people q proposed law repeal
ing the Sunday laws as affectin,
theatrical and other performances.
H. B. 369-Submitting to the vot.
of the people the question OF moving
the state university from Vermilliol
to Sioux Falls.
The Richards primary law came il
for its sham Of attention and has heel
shorn of the freakisb irills with which
it was adorned. Richards was prom
inent during the session and introduc
ed q proposed law based on the "lega
merit system" which he wished re
ferred to the vote of the people. I'll
legislature decided that it was S
clearly unconstitutional on the face o
it, that it was thrown out. Measure
relating to the regulation of campaig
expenses, party expenses and election
rules passed, some Of them introduce
by Senator Amsden. Three laws re
garding the teaching of ~prescribet
studies in the public school in foreigl
languages, requiring an oath of alleg
lance from the teacher, and compellin!
. child to go to school until he has cor
pleted the 9Th grade are some of tn
measures which should correct on
faulty educational system.
Those who are called to serve Of
the jury in the future will have Gauss
to be glad, as a measure was passet
raising the pay from So per day t
IS. That this should have been don,
some time ago has been evident. a.
the jurymen have been losing none,
in most cases.
Four measures which the American
Legion will be interested in are thu
Bonus bill, the act making Armisticl
Day q legal holiday, the passing o.
the Legion Foreign Language bill
and an appropriation of 5000 fol
burial of e~x-service men.
The last bills passed by the House
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