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The Washington times., 1921-02-03
No Room for
Millinery Remnants

After inventory finds us with several
lots-out they go at goodbye remnant
prices.
S6.S5 to SIP Tams, $3.50
Former prices ignored-soft Silk Beaver
Tams for school girls, also few tailored
hats for misses.
$3.50 to $3.50 Hats at $3.75
1s smart Tailored and Sport Hats--tn
combinations of velvet and silk, velvet
and duvetyne or all velvet.
$50 to $28 Dress Hats, $3.50
Only 9, but you should see what eycep-
tional values they are-of black velvet
and lace or burnt ostrich.
$4S Kolinsky Fur Hat, $A.
S36.f5 Squirrel and Brown Velvet Hat
1880.
s35 Seal and Cire Ribbon Hat, SIS.
.$32 Old Blue Velvet and Mole Hat, SIS.
$21.5O Feather Face Hat with beaver,
so.
$42 to SIS Evening Hats, SIS
Good looking Evening Hats, including 4
gorgeous Evening Hats, Silver Cloth
Hats. jeweied and trimmed with ostrich;
1 Black Lace Hat. with iridescent beads,
for dansant; 1 Marion Blue Metallic
Mushroom j Brown Maline Draped Hat
beading, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03

Good picking here Friday--an exceile ut
variety OF styles-kinds that viii please
you-choice of neck back collars with
tiny frills embroidered noInts for collars.
square embroidered imported organdy col
lars, Venice lace collars and remnants of
yesting. Also collar and cuff sets.
$1.50 Neckwear at 75c
a number of spring styles-collars of
white organdy. edged in colors, lace col
lars in various designs, organdy collar
and cuff sets, vestees and organdy pleat-
ing for collars. Also remnants of vestinG
al 7S6 Anrd.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03
Friday for Furs

There's going to be some big sell
ing here!
The Washington times., 1921-02-03
Neckwear Remnants

Pretty Pieces from ts"That Sold a,
75c and Even 81,
35c .e
The Washington times., 1921-02-03
Remnants-Misses' Coats

s-sSs.5O Velour Coats. mixtures. Sizes
IS and 20. 1880.
3--S4250 Polo Coats. half lined. In
blue. Sizes 13 and Is. s21.S0.
6-Si5.O0 Wooltex Coats. pebble chew
lot Sizes 13. is and II. $1,000
5-s39.50 Polo Sport Coat. with AUS
tralian cpossum collar. half lined. S25.OO.
6-s65.O0 to $500 Fur Trimmed Coats,
with nutria. seal Australian opossum
fur collar. Sizes 1G. is and 90. In rust.
reindeer. taupe and French blue. &4e.5O.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03
1e!|;;N!''!4sH:s {; !! : {: I:
Misses Remnants

Mothers Are Finding II Pays to Keep
an Eye on the Misses Depart
ment on Remnant Days.
Misses' Wool Dresses
Styles you want not many-remnants
for nearly nothing.
t-s2b.00 Checked Velour Dresses. In
blue and black checks. Sizes IA ami
10 years. $1,000.
2-s32.50 Peter Thompson Dresses, OF
navy serge. Size 10 years. $1,000.
2-y3s.50 Poiret Twill Dresses in navy
blue. Sizes 16 and IS years. s12.SO.
2-S55.00 Navy Blue Embroidered
Serge Dresses. with accordion pleated
skirt. Sizes 16 and IS years. ei5.0e.
2-s59.50 Brown Velvet Dresses. Shes
IL and Is. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03

Padsett Of Tennessee >nd graduated
from the Naval Academy In 1890.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03
ant Get Away From Remr

Sckg
right after them! Buried
ALL SALES FNA Make
decide exchanges credits
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
~ Y.'Change Members
Not in on Pete Case

No member Of the New York Stock Exchange
sbe for with the publication of the false state
ment in connection with the Mexican Petroleum dividend
tion August 25 President Cromwell announced today
The report that the Mexican Petroleum Corpora
on had deferred dividend action received the tee
phone by Wall Street news bureau presumably from bank
ing house. fzE
break Of nine points Immediately brought about in
the stock and this affected the whole market Since that
time Mexican Petroleum stock has been steadily advancing
Mr. Cromwell states that the business conduct committee
of the Exchange after hearing testimony and examining the
records of transactions the Exchange during the day Of
the break found that: =
The records fail to reveal that member of the Ex
change responsible for connected with the publication
Of the erroneous statement" ..'. ="
The unknown party who telephoned the bureau
claimed he calling from the Office Of certain house with
wire to Los Angeles representative of this house tes
fled before the committee that such message given
by them. 7.
The committee found that there nothing whatever to
show that the eanated from the banking house
named although attempts to trace the telephone call
made through the telephone company and by other
Mr.. Cromwell in his statement further set out:
Officials of the bureau stated that when the
received at their Office it published without conma-
tion contrary to their usual custom"
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.--Live stock;
Hog receipts. $4,000: market f.liriy
active, 1906 up. Bulk. 6.9o1s.oo
per 100 pounds; top. s.15: heavy.
weight, 7.s5@s.s0; medium weight,
s.65@s15: light weight, S.65Gs.16
light lights, 8.15@S.S5; Heavy pack
ing sows, smooth. 6.15@7.S0; packing
sows. rough. $500 700; pigs. 1850
$50.
Cattle receipts, 5000; market gen.
orally steady.
Beef steers, choice and prime, 800
$1,000; medium and good 6.26Ga.25;
good and choice 8.oo@10.40: common
and medium 5.00@8.00; butcher cat.
tie, heifers, 425@s.75; cows. 35o6
TOO: bulls, 3.50@6.50; Gamers and
cutters, cows and heifers, 2.e5@3.5o:
veal calves Qight and heavyweight
10. .50@18.00; feeder steers, 5.00n7.25;
stocker steers, 4.00@6.75; stacker
cows and heifers S.08@4.75.
Sheep receipts. 1000; market most
ly es uo
Lambs ts4 lbs. DOWN. 7.l56a.sS;
lambs. culls and common, 5.0097.c5;
yearling wethers. 4.75@7.s5; ewes.
s.o0@4.75: ewes. culls and comm
1.5092.75: breeding ewes S.:S03s0;
feeder lambs, 5.00@7.25.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
d Fisk Rubber Issue.

An issue Of s10.000.000 first closed
mortgage. twenty-year per cent
sinking fund gold bonds Of the Fisk
Rubber Company is offered today by
Dillon. Read & Co., Of New York. at
30 and interest, to yield $40 per cent.
The bonds are non-callable until
September 1. 1881. on which date and
thereafter they are caiiable. only as a
whole at 117h and interest until Sep.
tember /. 1896. and thereafter at 112h
and interest.
A semi-annual sinking fund suffi-
Client to purchase the entire issue II
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Boming U. s. Realty.

As other stocks are advancing, many
on merit, pools In certain issues are
lifting their stocks upward toward the
unloading point. Notice, for instance,
Crucible and Asphalt, also Realty. The
last company. Of course. is making
handsome profits at present.
Operations Of the principals behind
this stock are now evident, prepara-
tory to the publication this week Of
most satisfactory earnings for the past
four months.
After the stock is up few points
and the statement out, II history re-
peats itself, the pool can be expected
to take profits under the circulation
of rumors to the. effect that 'divi.
dends are to be started very soon"
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

counts presented by the books unreliable and unsats
factory and that for of his dividends were
paid when to the knowledge of the chairman there
earnings applicable to the payment of such dvdends and
those paid diverted from paying claims due
to the government"
IF these arguments have weight the decision con-
nues hen the dealings referred would effectualy
oy value be derived from stock market quotations
by the board in reaching a decision.
Justice Taft in his minority decision fixed value for
the stock but said the shareholders entitled to
consideration He said the great mistake of the sharehod
the association of the old company with the
structon of the Grand Trunk Pacific.
Had the policy dictated from London been wise and
efficient the management in Canada he said, the fate
Of the Grand Trunk would have been different It is
pected that the Grand Trunk will exercise its right of
peal to the court of the prvy council against the
award.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

b. S.-Can you name railroad bond,
non-callable. very safe. yielding from
6h to per cent, which sells for be-
tween $500 and $3.50. want a long
term bond. maturing in not less than
fifteen years.
Answer-we are afraid you will not
attain that which you seek.
You will not be able to obtain a
''very safe" railroad bond for 80 to 85
to yield as much as 81 to per cent.
The highest-grade bonds do not
yield much more than $50 per cent.
irrespective Of whether they are call
able or not.
Any Of the old-time railroad issues.
however. may be bought with little or
no consideration given to the non
callable feature.
Few Of them are non-redeemable,
but few ever called for payment be-
fore maturity.
Such issues as Long Island Rail-
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Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The for.
eign exchange market opened strong
this morning, with demand sterling
1Hcents higher at $3.74. Francs
rose AZ centimes to ITO; checks,
7.6S: lire advanced ~ points to
AL for cables and 4.4O for checks.
Belgians rose IN centimes to 1854
for cables and 7.54h for checks.
Other quotations are: Guilder,
cables, 31.S5; checks, 31.s3; Sweden
kronen. cables, 21.7S; checks, 2l.73
marks, 1.03h.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Sales Tax Assured.

An Exchange member is back from
Washington. where he has many In.
fluential connections, with quite an
interesting forecast. - "
The sentiment in favor of such a
measure is overwhelming. he claims
kilograms and letters Of endorsement,
are being received every day by Rem.
resentatives from all over the coun.
try.
He does not believe the sales tax
will be included In the revenue bin M
first because Of President Hardine's
opposition to the soldier bonus.
1t Is felt that material harm has
been done politically, and with the
election Of 1922 facing many Congress.
men. some measure of relief Is likely
to be passed before that time. The
sales sax. according to this brokers'
advices, is being held back as a means
OF meeting this contemplated expen.
diture.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

road unified Is. due 1s45, yielding 7
per cent; New Orleans and North.
eastern Railroad refunding and i'm.
provement 41's, series a." due 1862,
yielding 7.15 per cent; Kansas City
Southern refunding SIS, 1850, yielding
! per cent, and st. Louis-San Fran.
cisco prior lien Is, 1850, yielding
l.O7 per cent, not the very highest
type Of security, are safe enough for
most anyone's investment and come
within your price range.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 8.-wheat opened
E@h lower; corn. x@& lower: oats.
k@x lower; lard lower; pork and
ribs inactive.
Opening:
wheat-September, 1.27h; Decem-
Der 1917 91.3oh; May. 1.s7k o
1.36k.
Corn-September. 53H: December,
54x@54k; May. 5sh@5sH.
Oats-September, 35% @36; Decem.
her, 3s@3sh: May. 43k643k.
Lard-October. 11.o0Qi1.50; Jan.
uary. 9.50@9.S0.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Making Fortunes.

It IL easy to make money IN Wall
street. 1t is just as easy to lose it.
Yesterday, fortunes were won and
lost in the cotton market when the
sensational rise of $40 a hale on
Tuesday was wiped out just before
the market ended by just as sen.
sational decline.
The market fell off 200 points, the
limit permitted in a days trading.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
IS BUSINESS A N u FL N A e. E
Local Stock Market
SALES.

Georgetown Gas SIS. s1.ooo973h,
$1.000Q74, s1,000Q74A.
Washington Railway Is. $1,000
61h. $1,000G61is, S1,0o00S1h. $1,000
@611s, $1,000061h,
Potomac Electric General M. SIS,
s1.000@96h.
Washington Railway. pfd.. 25@5s.
Washington Gas Limited. 4044H.
1@44H.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 10@117&.
After call-Washington Gas SIS, $500
Q7Sh.
81 .000@ 1924.
Money: Call loan funds offered AZ
8h per cent with " per cent bid. !,
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8.-There was
a large inquiry for spot cotton at
the opening this morning. Prices
were weak, sales were $1,000 bales.
Ann. mids., fair, 15.4o; good mids.,
1879; fully mids., 1910; mids., 1885;
good ord, 1880; ord. 1905.
Futures opened weak.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Noon Liberty
bond quotations: avs, $S7.42; second
four's, $s7,74; first AVS $3.50; second
AVS. $3.50; third AIS, $91.9s; fourth
4k's. $3.50; Victory 3A's and ANS.
500 .O6.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Exerybody Is Bullish.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The buying
NJ stocks continues. More Interest
from the outside Is evident.
This is always what happens. ITO
fessionals start q move. put tne
public seldom gets in until s'ocAs
rise s or 8 points.
The question is what are the pro-
fessionals doing, now that the puonc
shows signs of entering the marketI
So far, the outside following Is small
and It will not take much to scare II
away.
Talk Of possible reactions are
scoffed at. Those who puy stocSs
now doubtless will have a good profit
Ii they hold on long enough. But
those buying for a long pull must
be prepared to face reactions, with
accompanying gloomy sentiments, Tor
the shift can be just as rapid on
the long side as on the short.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Suffering Statesmen.

Talking OF high rents, a wire from
Washington says the State Depart:
ment Is already taking steps to pre-
vent the gouging Of visiting states
men for the disarmament conference.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

iIS purchase OF the system, d
ruling which affects stock
holders in Washington and
other parts of the country.
The decision, given by Sir
Walter Cassels, chairman of
the board, and Sir Thomas
White, representative of the
government, was made pub
lie today in Ottawa.
William H. Taft, the other
member of the board, who
heard arguments in the mat
ter before becoming Chief
Justice of the United States,
dissents. He represented the
company.
"There is no value in any
of the four classes of stocks"
says the majority decision.
It'calls attention to the ar
gument of counsel for the
government that "the ac-
counts of the Grand Trunk
system have been so manipu-
lated as to render the ac-
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
New York Clearing House.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges. 1854.
700, 900; balances, $50, 900 900; federal
reserve bank credit balances, $751;
100000
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

BID Asked
Am. Tel. & Tel. 4's..... slA SO
Am. Tel. & Tel. 4h's.... S61s So
Am. T. & T. C'tI. TT. SIS S5A SO ,
Am. T. & T. Cow. 6's... 100A 100h
Anacostia & Potomac SIS IS =.
Ana. Pot, Guar. 5's..... 6s :.
C. & p. Tele. 5's........ 30 -.
Cap. Trac. r.. r. 6's.... 81 50
City & Suburban 5's.... "a -.
Georgetown Gas LIST. SIS. "A 76
Metropolitan r. r. 5's... % IS
Potomac Elec. Lit. 5's... 83h 80.
Potomac Elec. Cons. SIS. SO 81
Pot. Elec. Power 6's..,. 9Sh 36
Pot. Elec. Pow. GIN. G's 96h ...
Wash, Alex. q Mt. ". 5's Is 80.
Wash. BALTIC & An. 5's... 67h II
Wash. Gas SIS. s......... TN 70
Washington Gas 7h's... 102 103
Wash. Ry. & Elec. As. S1h SO
w. Ry., Elec. GIN. 6's. 81 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Riggs Realty SIS (short. 81 ....
Wash. Market SIS, 1927. 70 90.
Wash. Market 5's. 1s47. II %.
w. NJ. Cold Storage 5's rs 80.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILlTY. =
Amer. Tel. & Telga.... 106K :.
Capital Traction ...... S6h S7k
Washington Gas. s........ Ax AN
N. & w. Steamboat. 1S6 -.
Wash. Ry. q Elec. com. rs 30
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd. .55h IS
NATIONAL BANK.
Amer. National Bank. -. 1873
Capital Nat. Bank. k...... 165 $50
Columbia Nat. Bank. -. IT'S 90.
Commercial Nat. Bank. 10 -.
District Nat. Bank. .... ITO 90.
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank 30 %.
Federal Nat. Bank. ...... ITO $50
Liberty National Bank. 100 -.
Lincoln Nat. Bank. ..... 165 90.
Nat. Met. Bank. ........ 215 90.
Riggs Nat. Bank. ...... 400 -.
Second Nat. Bank. ...... -. 165
TRUST COMPANY. ;. :. -.
Amer. Sec. & Trust. 215 225
Continental Trust. ..... 100 log
Nat. Saw. & Trust. ..... 276 -.
Union Trust. t............ lis 80.
Wash. Loan & Trust. -. 256 275
SAVINGS BANKS
Commercial and Savings 155 -.
East Wash. Saw. Bank. 12h 80.
Merchants Bank ...... lat ...
Sec. Saw. & Com. Bank. 205 220
Seventh Street Sav. Blk. $50 80.
Union Savings ......... liz 80.
Z. 8. Savings Bank. 80. zoo ..
Washington Mechanics. Is 26
FIRE INSURANCE.
Amer. Fire Ins. $50 -.
Arlington Fire ms. ..... 8 80.
Corcoran Fire Ins. ......;. 115 90.
Firemen's Fire Insurance 20 :. 20
Nat. Union Fire Ins... IN ..
TITLE INSURANCE.
Columbia Title Insur... ~ 8
Real Estate Title Ins... So 90.
MISCELLANEOUS
Col. Graphophone conn.,. az
d. c. Paper Mfg. Co... rs :.
Merch. Trans. & Storage :. 115
Mergenthaler Linotype. 117k 1l8
Old Dutch Market CON-. 3
Old Dutch Market pfd.. 8
Lanston Monotype. ..... II "a
Security Storage ,...... 210 ...
Washington Market. go. % 28
Eek Dividend.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Taft Dissents in
Grand Trunk Ruling

The common and preferred stocks of the Grand Trunk
Railway are worth nothing in the opinion of the majority
Of arbitration board appointed to determine what the
Dominion should stockholders because OF
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
At Bar Harbor, Me.

G. Bowie Chapman, manager Of Har-
riman & Co., is at Bar Harbor, Me-,
for a brief stay.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
REPLIES TO INVESTORS

II you have an investment problem,
The Times will be glad to aid you:
addressed envelope for reply, and
address tho Financial Editor.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Wall Street GOSSIP

sudden breaks. Profits will be found
In this division Of the market,
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Where Profits Are.

Notice bonds.
Gradually they creep higher. No
sudden spurts mean little chance Of
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Pm and Con

Publicly bullish on stocks and heav.
lily short Of cotton-that's why the
latest economic analyst to be heard
from receives little credence.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

President Francis Savage of the
Northwest Savings Bank, after spend
ing the summer at Warm Springs,
Va, was at his desk today.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
President Savage Back.

obtainable at or below 110 and inter.
est Is provided.
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HUNDREDS OF BILLS
Continued From Pago one)

The overwhelming Republican majorit.cs
OF tTcuty-tw" N IL" senate and about
TO in the house worked with precision.
Speaker Gi,lrtt was rc-Ci"c;ed. 22S 10
122, with E"prrSNu:ativ" Kitchen. North
Carolina. Democratic floor leader. his
pcrfunctory opponent.
Representative London. New York.
tho only Socialist member. voted "prcs-
cnt."
Tho Republicans also howlrd over an
attempt by Representatives Floor. Demo-
crat. Virginia. to investigate the cleo
;!On of Repre- $rNtat!y" Richard l. Bird.
Republican. Kansas. who il was alleged
spent in excess OF $4,000 in his cleo
ton campaign. n violation of the fed
eral corrupt practices act.
In the senate tho Republicans. under
the leadership ot Senator Lodge. held
Oft attempts 20 Introduce bills and other
business today. senator Lodge said tho
prcCcd":.tS wrr" Cnr poStnoucrlcnt until
after receipt ot the presidents message.
All hoUSr commuters were organized
today. but thu scuHl" CorTmittcC$ went
over because II a desire Of the Rcpub
leans 20 :Urr"aS" ;Hrjr representation
Of the ten principal ones. Republican
senator's VII cO"tyv tomorrow before
the session - Arrange III" committee
Stncuutt', ".tl l'ttllONEtil's I'Ii'ES t!iN-
ming opposition and criticism.
Many Old Measures.
Mos If thu house bits introduced to-
day Scr, old measures which failed
during tho last congress. \ similar
situation tomorrow IL ihH senate was
expected. Among The measures 70 be
introduced tomorrow are senator Eo-
rah's proposal for Il naval disarmament
conference between the United States.
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fORT|FY AGAINST DANDRuFF
WHEN DANDRUFF COMES IN, THE HAIR
GOES OUT

Tho forrlunucr OF most hair troubles
is dandrur, and II IS trouble enough IN
itself. You IAN feel II with your
iinE""a. - of course i Is in LInn VIE"
Of others. So II is that danhrun anu
it's germ. not merely dust. IS 10 he com
hat;cd Soap and water alone can't 90
ii. Leading hair d-"s*cra everywhere
aCCcp, this fact. y clean. healthy Sr2Ip
is made possible with CitIDOLEt NJ.
Any druggIS, from whom YOU buy II Is
hereby authorized to return your money
If You are not satisfied. 4 large half
pint bottle sells for 3Jc. Millions OF
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germs breed in the scalp: they are the
chief cause OF dandruff and falling hair.
CRlDOLEtM Is factor that infiu-
rncrs hair growth and beauty, elimi-
nat"s dandrur and unsightly scalp.
Get a bottle at your druggists today.
It's easy to pay 81 cents. No waiting
to save up the money. II your drug
gist does not happen 10 have 1t, mail US
30 cents and We will send 1t to you
postpaid. VIM. ". Simpson Drug CO.,
Wholesale druggists, Williamsburg Sta
ton, Pittsburgh, Ia.
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with n contestants first remittance Is
valid for that amount. SurpoS" 4 CON
t"siHut spends Il f"w minutes tim"
trI."nG friends and "In"rc"s with n $ "
subscription L. IN" lnt"ilig"uCrr. The
subscription is worth 2J.DVy votes alone
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and with the nomination and the first
subscription would be started in thr
race with about 10000 votes. Tho lit
t.. coupons printed in the paper each
day also contains tremendous possibili'
ties. -.
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given In free vote coupons and with
subScr lption payments"
Costs Nothing to Try.
Does it cost anything to try Sic
quericd.
Not cent" he declared. 'Why. you
don't even have 10 be Il subscriber 10
Thu IutelliEcnCer."
"Wcll. II that isn't liberal. I don't
know what Is" tho woman declared. L!
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Aid for Veterans.

'h,.;ir,.,n Ior'!u,y ct IT," ways ana
II, It's committee. iUtt.rg forward ~"
= - '," lu"!'~ bonus prUpn>t'. w..,h
provides trr alternatives between '.t~.!
ir,.:.,':'. It'd so'il'In"u,. Insurance.
Iu'a; ."n;t. .'i'..'Iti":, ana homo hu!:i.uG.
LETT OUT ta\ai."p rroH"sal~. HIi Repre-
sentative Gn...y,H. u n.u,rt;. MAse,
rGUS"''~. pG: ia ~ ">Ir: .ua'!'atr "i
the h,N - !; W.,~ PASSED IN, huUsr
=. - session. Ia further AID - w.t.
':aus. Representative, sweet. ENiuh.;
,'r. Iowa. ;u'rvdurcd u bill To- cnTsn!.-
o.,;.' ri boards ami hur"..us hLN .uS 10
- W':h Nn,d:rr r'h,,h:!:iuti"u. and Rep
= >,u'aij,e t'css. EcpUb;:r:,u. OE.o.
S"e-r~tS "X"mp;I"r from :L."ui" taA"z
- Az payments :" veterans undergo
H.; Vocational training.
linn. grafton restriction. d"tIdcI ur"u
b! III" last congress in "uact!u+ Il h!'!
NnI:c;nl; annual cntrancc uf aliens into
;uc United states t. thre" pcr""H, Of
tn" total residents - each nationality
IN the nation as found by tho 1919 rcn-
sus. was proposed by Chairman ruhH-
son Of III" lmmrrat."u committee. lis
III! 'Nact.y dupi.ratcd ;hat wh.,h FRESH
dent Wilson Sav.. a pocket veto.
FOR Smaller Membership.
Representative ETut"n, Democrat,
=, <IS. who's" battles with his 1850
".atcS in congress have attracted some
attention. came forward with a su;-
cCSt;ou to reduce "unErv>s from t3I ~
%G4. and reapprrtioa them according "a
tn" 1870 census. \ number .. other
r"-appnrt,"umrnt bills were 0roddced.
but would provide for holding tho m'm-
hHr$h.p 10 It's present Limit. Mr. Elan-
ton also proposed the elimination IT
the present travel allowance or @0
cents mil" for members and SuhSti-
tut:uG therefor payment Of actual
expenses. to be made upon .worn
vouchers.
Rcprr sentative Young, Republican.
North Dakota. for the ways ana means
committee introduced the emergency
agricultural tariff. exactly as u was