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Evening journal., 1921-10-19

Miss Amy r. Wood, superintendent
OF the Visiting Nurses Association
in a report for the year past. also
tells much OF interest.
Beginning with a statement
that the mild weather last win
ter seemed in no way to decrease
the. amount OF work necessary to
relieve the sick and suffering OF the
community. Miss Wood says:
TOO much cannot be said in
praise OF the staff who are loyal in
the everyday work, doing faithfully
all the relief that presents itself
daily-handling problems and OBJ
tanning a closer knowledge OF the
human ills. striving for a pleasing
relationship with all kinds and con-
ditions OF families.
1T is hard to realize what train
ed bedside care means to a COM
munity-the following OF doctor
orders and the instruction OF fami-
lies 10 carry on in the nurses abb
sence. The public health nurse not
only reaches her patient but looks
after the health OF the entire fam
iiy-helpi1g at the same time all
social problems that may arise. The
interest and support Of the board
has made all these things possible.
Figures are more or less burden
some, but without them we get no
mental picture Of the amount OF
work done. In the past year 672S
visits have been made, $500 OF those
nursing and 14Os Instructive; 24s6 Of
those came from the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company and for
which we receive a fee of 60 cents a
visit: pay cases. including the Met
ropolilan Life Insurance Company.
617; free cases. Gas; cases reported
by physicians. 112; cases reported
through others, 500; cases reported
| through Metropolitan, 453.
Cooperation Important Factor.
Constant cooperation with other
agencies is one Of the chief and most
interesting branches of our work.
Almost daily we are brought in con-
tact with other social agencies. Nat
urally, the Associated Charities use
US frequently and we in turn can rem
der assistance by giving family his
tories--thus saving much duplication
of work. Recently we have been able
to help persuade a patient to go to a
hospital and 10 arrange for admit
tance ahead OF a long waiting list.
Conferences with the Associated
Charities. the Children's Bureau and
the Tuberculosis Commission helr
our work to bring better results
good health means more efficient
work and less dependence. One hun.
dred thirteen cases have been re-
lported to other agencies.
THE Homeopathic and Delaware
Hospitals have helped in many ways
and our close contact with the Child
Evening journal., 1921-10-19

transfer our babies to their finished
care and we in turn give any bedside
care their agency may need.
"Our board Of managers are not
only helpful in giving advice but are
now meeting regularly once a week
to make surgical dressings, thus saw
ing much valuable time for the nurs-
ing service.
"The new superintendent assumed
her duties September /. and finds
the work full OF wonderful possibl-
tiles. She has given a talk 10 the
Metropolitan Life Insurance agents.
to the F. F. slocomb Company and
to Crosby-Hill employees"
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
S4S,O92 IS SPENT
BY CHARITIES
Visiting Nurses Report to
Board Throws Light on
Unemployment
673 FAMILIES
ARE CARED FOR

Much light on unemployment con-
ditions in Wilmington is shed by the
report for the year made by Miss b.
Ethelda Mullen general secretary
OF the Associated Charities at its an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon, in
the Hotel dupont. She says:
"The report OF your secretary for
the year ending September 80, 1920,
showed a total OF 673 families under
care during the year. The year just
closed has been a much buster one
with S56 unduplicated families. an
increase Of 1873. on October /, 1920,
we began our work with 14O cards
in our files. Since that date the in
rraaqa has haau az fo1lospa.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
DANCE. HALLOWEEN PARTY.

Tho Mother's Club Of Haglcy VIII
hold Its monthly meeting In the
Hagley Community House at 2.30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 1t will
be a Halloween party. A fun at
tendance is desired.
The Nelghborhood Club will give
a Halloween masked dance on Oc-
tober "a. As previously announced
dances old and new will be the fea-
lures Prizes will be awarded for
the best costumed couple. Birds
orchestra will furnish the music.
Dancing will be from s.45 until
11.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
KIDS TO SEE FILM
AGAIN TOMORROW

, Hundreds OF children of the city
benefited through the passes sup
piled by The Evening Jiurnai for
the first episode OF the film serial.
The Invisible Ray" at the Rialto
Theatre this afternoon. So great
was the interest shown that It was
decided by the management to hold
the picture cover for another day.
and the passes TO the children will
adso be good for tomorrow between
the hours Of 2 and s. Every week
for a period OF fifteen Wednesdays.
"The Invisible Ray" serial will be a
part Of the Rialto program.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
STRENGTHEN The NERVES AND INVICoRATE

II YOU want TO put some 6rm. healthy
hesh on your bonee. increAso your energy,
nerve force and poSer, clear your skin and
compleKion and feel 100 per cent better.
simply try taking two tiny Mastin's
VITAMON tablets with each meal and
watch results. Mestin's VITAAON
oontains highly concentrated ycaet-vits-
mines as well ns tho two other still more
important vitAminea lFht Soluble A and
Water Soluble q and IA nov being lsed
By thouennds- II positively viii not upsei
abe stomach OF oauss Ras. but on the con
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
COURSES IN NuRsING.

Registration Is open for the home
nursing class under the auspices Oi
the Y. W. c. A.. held weekly At the
Red Cross Center. oil Delaware
avenue. The Gloss meets every Frl.
day evening, and the course Is fol
period OF i6 weeks All registra-
tions are 10 be made at the Y. "
c. A. once. S04 Market stree..
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
-FOUR YEARS FOR ASSAULT.
ecial 10 The Evening Journal.

special 10 Ihe Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del, oct Ia
Andrew Hughey. OF Lewes. charged
with assault on Mrs. Lulu Y. Nibblet.
near Lewes. on the afternoon OF Oc-
tober 4. pleaded guilty in General
Sessions Court yesterday afternoon
and was sentenced to serve four
years u :ho New Castle County
Workhouse. pay a fine Of $500 and
costs Of prosecution. Hughey was in
the army until two months ago.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
mo- AIrER cHrRcH morsE.

A permit was taken out by the
smyth Construction Company. con-
tractors. for the new Sunday school
building of the Silverbrook NJ. f..
Church, at the building Inspectors
office yesterday TO make certain al
terations TO the building.
The alterations consist mainly OF
changes in the location OF windows
and doorways with some small ad-
ditions. The new work will cost
s1450.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
SANTA CLAUS SHIP. AHoYi

A Santa Claus ship sailed up the
Delaware past Wilmington to Phil
adelphia, yesterday. inbound from
Hamburg. Germany. bringing an un-
usually large cargo Of toys and nov.
elites for Christmas time. 1t ia said
the consignment is one OF the lare.
est In the toy line which has reachs
ed this port since the close OF the
war.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
nN WAY EnnM rExAs-

Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Chandler
and Mrs. Leon Ryan. will arrive In
Wilmington tomorrow from San
Antonio. Texas. where Mr.. Chandler
went last week to attend the con-
vention OF the Undertakers' Associa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
100 MERCHANTS FAIL
TO PAY LICENSES

Clerk OF Council Simmons. this
morning. prepared a list OF approx
mately one hundred business men
who failed to take out the city IL
cense required OF them by city ordi-
nance. and the same will be handed
to the City Solicitor for prosecution.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19
FINE BROoKnYN sPEEpER.

Leslie Miller. 73e Chauncey street.
Brooklyn. N. Y. was arrested by
lieutenant Mcvey. of the state
Highway Police, this morning.
charged with speeding on Penny
nm. He was fined So and costs by
Magistrate Stradley.
Evening journal., 1921-10-19

trAry. is = great Aid TO digestion. 10 over
come constipation and ~ a general oon-
ditioner Of De whole system. Complete
satisfaction absolutely guaranteed or The
trial costs ~ou nothing Be sure 70 re-
member the name hAstin's VI-TA-AON
the original And genuine ycast~vinArnins
tAhlet-there u nothing olse like IL. 20 do
not ncoopt limitations or substitutes. You
san set Hhstin's YITAMoN tablets -
all druggists. such as Danforths
Drug. Eckerd Drug. Cappeau Drug-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN MoTEs

The informal reception given Rev. Thomas and family at Clifton church last Thursday evening was a delight full occasion. This occasion toeathel' with the cordial welcome extended from every source would make any one feel attracted to the community.
 Everyone enjoyed the song scr vice Sunday evening because of the leadership of the new choir.
 The little folks are practising their mart of the program for Christmas Eve.
 Tho Neills left Monday morning for their vacation and it is feared that we will lose them from the Clifton Church entirely as they may locate elsewhere. Both Mrs. and MT
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Gz84fe.

4aa are hereby notified that the RxssszEax meeting of the stockholders assE aSsss First National Bank of Cliff ese;n, Arizona, will be held at its bank cszg rooms January 10th. 1922, at 7:30 s1s2rxeR P. M., for the purpose of elect SzS Directors of the bank for the en- ;sS=pszsg year and for the transaction of ,ssxlA u4her business as may properly as'.sszE+c fefore the meeting
 W E. MUNROE,
 aiT Secretary
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emny of m belief R J. Subscribed and to before this soth Nov 1921 I. Clerk, of Supervisors. Greenee Arizona. Clerk of the
  the
  <s9zremeht together with remttances 0 Clerk Board of Arizona 
 
 
 abe uni ATTEST: L. TERRY. Clifton, 19,
  a mem and Armi Spingervle Road of Supervisors settlement seconded by R flghtow carried unanimously Keby certified check as Of rbond Epon motion the Board adjourns Chairman,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23
When You Are constipated

To insure healthy action of the bowels and correct disorders of the liver, take two of Chamberlain's Ia blets immediately after supper Ttey will net only cause a gentle move ment of the bowels, without unpleas- ant effects. but banish that dull, stucid feeling, that often accompanies constipation.
 5al3-ool;-Plack Canyon Oil Com pany readv to resume drilling Oil ana cas showing reported at Scorse ranch well
 ~escntt--Terome Verde Develop p7ont Go takes over Jerome Verde C""n"" Go. for a consideration of s24O.Oo0.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23
NoT4ce N O c z

sSs5t1e is hereby given that the. Ssggal:lr meeting of the stockholders -esxs ynpa Rank of Duncan, Duncan, Ari-. .zzy1ss, will be held al it's barking ,7ognrs ca. January atti. 1922, at the sghsrz- of 3,0o P, NJ. fer the purpose sSsE yse sting Directors of the balr@ for 1s&s e:,sning year and for the trans sz<slxas of such otAer business as s.uzss anopeTly come before the meet
 C. L. WOLFF.
 Secretary. gz8 4se-
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gllsslEO ADVERTISEMENTS

ssa chix -Is;;,rres aud White 'stuvs.t ysuft orriaetsas. Il. I. Reds. 4azs:assa- Eiack Mineross, :N,ff. Waite -sssgrs; i-eaNn Les !ioftai. Ready to -stsss, srm srd.
 Esx6H:tI CgszsS.
 seassssiat. California. ass, ss.:.4r
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23

who will speak on those words as contained in Lukes Gospel |. ? Chapter and 10 verse bring you good tidings of great joy which shall be to all people All are invited to attend this Xmas service.
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Douglas-10 sections of state and federal lands to be added to Camp Harry J. Jones.
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CLIFTON METHODIST CHURCH

CLIFTON METHODIST CHURCH
 Rev. w. J. Sims, Presiding Elder of the Tucson District, made his re- gular trip to Clifton last Saturday and held the First Quarterly Confer ence After the session of the quar- terly conference, the officers and their wives were entertained along with the Presiding Elder, by Rev. and Mrs. Crumpton, a very pleasant time was had, Mrs. Crumpton serv- ing delicious refreshments. On Sun. day morning Rev. Sims preached to the congregation at Morenci. in the afternoon to the Sunday School at Metcalf, and in the evening preached to the local congregation and admin istered the holy communion.
 The Sunday School continues to grow, 103 being on roll last Sunday of which number S7 were present The Sunday School will have their Christmas entertainment on Christ mas Eve, which will consist of pro gram by the young children and . pageant by the members of the older girls and boys class. ,Afte, the entertainment a treat will be given to all members of the Sunday School.
 The Sunday School extends a hear ty invitation to the public to be. pres ent on Saturday evening and spend a pleasant hour.
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PAGE FOUR

collections year is ordered
 Nov Eu HoNoRABIE SUPERVISORS. CLIFTON, GREEII.EE co, 
 The following of
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Nogales -25th U. S. Infantry to be retained at Camp Stephen D. Little:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23

Christian Science services every Sunday morning at II o'clock, Church rooms apartment No. 1 Armerv Building Hills Flat.
 Sunday School at 1o:00 o'clock, 1n the church rooms.
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Phoenix-Arizona gets sf54, ,14O for construction of forest roads and trails.
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Tombstone-Local silver property here to be operated mill to be constructed
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Nogales s5O, ,o0O to be raised | drill for oil in Elgin field
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PRESBYTERIAN cHuuRch

Dec. 18th Xmas Day
 Sunday School at 9:a5 A. M. Young Peoples Class at 6:3o P. M. and at 7:30 P M Church Service will be held by Rev F. W. Thomas
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MoRENci METHODIST cHuRct

Sunday School 9:45 .. m.
 Morning Worship 11:9a a. m.
 Senior Epworth League .:45 p. III Devotional Services Thursday 1:4a
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Neill have been very efficient work

Neill have been very efficient work CTS here for many years:
 The Morenci Ladies Aid met a week ago with Mrs. Wester. Services are all we'll attended there and the young people deserve especial men tion for their activity in the choir; work and conducting the evening service.
 The Community Christmas tree will be during the afternoon Satur- day in the, Plaza and the program and cantata of the Morenci Chapel. will be in the evening at the Audi torium
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BAPTIST CHURCH

> BAPTIST CHURCH Saturday evening, at 7:45 we will give our usual fmas program con sisting of i,us.., II citations etc. Program: lF
 Piano duet by MT. Williams and Norman Holt.
 Opening Chorus "The Road that leads to Bethlehem" by Sunday School
 "The three Gifts" by Primary pupils. "Christmas snow-hakes" by Kind ergarten.
 Scripture reading by Edwin Green l Response by Horace Sims. NO room at the Inn" by Junior | Dept.
 santa Claus Land" by Primary Dept Christmas tree and things good for all COME
 Sunday Services:
 Sunday School s:45 A. M.
 Preaching at 11:00 A. M. subject 'sThe Magnificent?
 Two special anthems.
 Preaching at 7:15 P. M. "Trnc Greatness.
 This Church, wishes you and all the happiest Xmas possible and only hope you will help to make a good beginning by keeping the coming day a genuine memorial to that one who came as "a little child with the ac companient of Heavens orchestra
 ROSCOE STAPP, Pastor
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MERRY CHRISTMAS

 We wish you Merry Christmas and offer you a very delightful program at the Methodist Church Saturday T:30 P. M. Christmas tree; Christmas songs and Recitations by the children.
 Christmas Pagent under colored lights by the young people. Sunday 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. 11:0o A.. M. Christmas Stories to the Sunday School .@rj 6:30 Epworth League. a 7:15 Childrens Choir. 7:3o Sermon Heavens Gift to The Poor"
 Echo Song-Solo and Duett.
 At MetcaIf 2:30 P. M. Christmas Program 3:30 P. M. A Christmas Story
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USE SLOAN'S TO
 WARD OFF PAIN

r TITLE aches grow into big pains
 unless warded off by an applica-
 ton of Sloan's. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
 For more than forty years Sioan's Eminent has helped thousands, the world over. You won't be an excep- tion. It certainly does produce results.
 It penetrates qoithout rubbing. Keep this old family friend Gt,udys ha'sdy for instant use. Ask your neighbor.
 A. ,1, 5r,oo;sts-3sc 70r> Ef AO
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| Received 5000 School Receipts dunused s9y5425O %znceIle each 162.5O B, 2OOO Remtted to S60O0 to May 4,O5OOO Rentted o f2500
 to 107.5O SRentf to Treasurer No 18th 13250 15O
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-23

ATTEST: A. |. TERRY. Clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
HOUSE MAY ACT ON
PEACE RESOLUTION
Committee Members Favor
Substituting Porter Bills
for Knox Proposal.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
Knox peace resolution. or one sim
liar TO il, may be considered in the
house the latter part OF next week.
although 1t Is more probablye that
action will be deferred until the
international situation is further
clarified. Rep. Mondell. the republic
can leader, declared today. Passage
Of resolution ending the technical
state of war f. certain. he said, add
ing that republicans in the house,
seeing no need for haste, were sim
ply waiting for the most opportune
time" to take action.
Agreement Of Germany to indem-
nifty terms, in Mr.. MondelTs opinion,
has simpllhed matters to a large
extent but has in no way made It
imperative that house action on the
peace resolution should be rushed
Before the matter can be consid-
cred on the floor the foreign affairs
committee will have to determine
whether the Knox peace proposal
or those introduced by Rep. Porter,
chairman OF the committee, should
be taken. A majority Of the COM
mittee are said TO favor az a sub
stitute for the Knox resolution the
two Porter measures, one merely
declaring war with Germany ended
and the other making a similar
declaration regarding Austria. with
out repeating the declarations Of
war against those two powers. as
provided in the Knox draft.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
LAWMAKERS LODGE
TO CONVENE HERE
Twenty-Ninth Annual Con
vention to be Held in
City This Week.

The 2sth annual convention OF
the Indiana State lawmakers asso-
citation will hold a conspicuous place
IN the activities OF South Bend on
May II and is, when hundreds Of
delegates from the indianapolis
Muncie and Franklinw will join the
local tribe Of Montauks in festivities
and a business session. with head
quarters at the Oliver hotel.
Activities will begin when the Wis
.tinE delegates and members go on
a sightseeing tour OF the city, Tues
day. A street parade OF the Hay
makers will be led by Red Mems
bands OF the Modock tribe OF Elk
hart and the Montauck tribe Of
South Bend. In the evening a Ford
automobile Will be given away, fol-
lowed by degree work conferred by
teams from the Haylofts Of Ander-
son and Sheridan.
Wednesdays program will start
with the convention being called 20
order by Chief Haymaker Fred
Bost OF Muncie. An address Of well
come will be made by Mayor Carson.
with a response by Arch r. Hobbs.
G. c. Of r, OF Indianapolis A
banquet for all delegates and men,
bers will be held at noon In the Ro-
tary room OF the oliver. The con-
vention Will be recOnvened al 1880
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Special cars will leave Indianapo-
lis FOR South Bend at seven o'clock
Tuesday morning. and Il Is expected
that they will bring many OF the
Haymakers 20 this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
TWO LADS INJURED
WHEN HIT BY CARS
FlOrian Grabadski in Serious
Condition at Hospital
Driver Sought.

Florian Grabadski. four-year-o
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John GTabad-
ski. 6O9 Phillip St, was seriously in
jured Saturday evening at 6 o'clock.
when he was struck by an automO-
bile. The driver Of the car failed
to stop The accident occurred on
Olive St. near Huron ST. A num-
Der Of people who witnessed the &C
cident picked the child up and car
ried him TO a nearby residence. and
the police ambulance was called.
He was removed to the Epworth
hospital, where II was discovered
that he had suffered a badly cut lip,
his front teeth were knocked out
and ne was also injured internally.
The extent OF his internal injuries
have not been ascertained. but the
officials % the hospital believe he
viii recover. The police have Sc
cured the license number OF the car
that struck the child and the arrest
Of the owner is expected to follow
soon.
Leonard Grimes. 10 years old.
1905 ". Van Buren, st. suffered
painful injuries when he was knock
ed from his bicycle by an automO-
bile driven by Harry Fritz. local gar
age men. The accident occurred
about Q o'clock Saturday night on
Division st. near Main ST. The po-
lice ambulance was called, but IL
was discovered that the child was
uninjured. but badly shaken up. Mr..
Fritz removed him 10 his home in
his automobile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
LAWYER PREDICTS
DEADLOCK IN SUIT
Says Stillman Case Will be in
Courts a Year-Plans
Finish Fight.

NEW YORK, May Il. - The
Stillman divorce case will be in me
state courts OF New York a year at
least. when In all probability it will
become deadlocked and It will then
go to France. where Mrs. Stillman
intended filing suit" said
an attorney closely allied with the
case. The opinion was also ex-
pressed that the case would go down
as one OF the hardest fought and
NOSE expensive divorce actions Of
all time.
No man. not possessed Of enor-
nous wealth.. could carry out a cam
paign in the courts such as has been
planned. by James A. Stillman. Mr..
Stlllman has asserted repeatedly. II
was said. that he would see the case
through and his friends believe he
will make good this assertion. re-
gardless Of where the battle front
swerves 10.
There is much more hope for an
early settlement OF the issues affect
ing baby Guy Stillman than those
affecting the mother. 1t was said.
Justice Morschauser is In a position
to decide the alleged question Of
Guys birth as soon as he reviews
the opinion OF Referee Gleason on
this issue. However. the issuing Of
a decree In divorce may be a long
drawn out process.
Should Justice Morschauser finally
decide on reviewing the case that
Fred Beauvais is the father of Guy
Stillman as charged, and that Mr..
Stillman is the father of Jay Leeds.
as charged. or If he decides that
both Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman have
broken their marriage vows. and are
equally guilty, he will not be able.
under the New York state law. TO
issue a decree in divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
COnfereeS Fail to
Adjust Differences
On Tariff Measure

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. May 14-House
and senate conferees made little
progress today IN efforts 20 adjust
differences in the emergency tariff
bill. A two hour session. while IN
derstood 10 have developed no bit
ter hght. cid not result in agreement
on any Of the differences
The chief opposition offered By
house corfrees was 10 the senate
provision continuing war time con-
troll over importat3ons Of dyestuffs.
Sen. Penrose, republican. Pennsyl-
vania. chairman Of the conference.
stated. He said also that the house
members we're not satisfied with the
anti dumping section OF the bill as
rewritten b. the senate.
Mr.. Perrose said he did not be-
lieve radical differences existed be-
tween the house and senate mem
bers and expressed the opinion that
an agreement would be reached
early nsxt week