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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-22

a DOCK p~uDIlSned, entitled The
Woman of It." She was secretary
to Gov. Ma" Ferguson, and her book
deals with women in politics in a
way that promises to start a nation
wide controversy between women's
political clubs and the housewife
type of woman. "A real woman is
not equipped to hold a high political
post, and should not aspire it," Clara
says.
Justice w. M. Boring at Del Vale,
Travis county, adjourned court to go
out and settle a swarm of his bees
that had left their hive.
Robert Costan Of Fort Worth has
invented what he terms a revolu-
tionary device. 1t is a new airplane
propeller.
Dallas physicians condemn the
Texas eliminating" law as weak be-
cause it fails to require the same
physical examination Of women as
Of men prerequisite to the issuance
Of marriage licenses.
Burglars captured an auto and
robbed the EuStace railroad station
but were forced to abandon their
loot and run when a Waterman shot
the tires flat on the car.
The board Of medical examiners
created 25S new Texas doctors in its
recent session at Marlin.
Muleshoe, Tex, the city which
Gene Howe tried to give a mor art
istic name, doesn't seem worried
about the one it has. 1t sends out
the report it is shipping a record
output of $4,000 pounds Of wool.
Leonard, Tex, which has grown
TOO in so years, and had 10000
visitors recently to celebrate that
growth.
Cooking a hamburger at Victoria
started a 5000 fire.
J. H. Wilcox, who adopted and
reared Al Texas boys and girls. is
dead.
j. H. Ross of Elliott. Tex. is max
ing dairying pay. He sells $50 worth
of butter a month from four COWS.
G. G. Cornelius red hen at Cole
man has adopted a litter of puppies.
Texas master BARRIERS have named
an educational committee.
SAN BENITO, July 22.-Out-
come of the present dispute between
Russia and China is being awaited
by II. P. Boyd, local cotton man
and sport enthusiast. before he de-
cides what to do with the fancy
Russian fishing worms sent him in
a bottle several weeks ago.
IF they settle it without war.
I will catch some fish with them"
Boyd said. IF they 60 to war I
will throw them away and get
some Chinese worms"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-22
HOOVER

WASHINGTON, July 22.-PH
President Hoover returned to Wash
ington today from his Virginia fish
ing lodge where he had spent the
weekend.
Evening star., 1929-12-01
Pen Women's Breakfast
Brilliant Affair

Brilliant, indeed, was the celebrity
breakfast of the National League of
American Pen Women yesterday at the
Willard Hotel, both in the "celebrities''
presented to the audience and in the
audience that had assembled about the
attractive tables set in the grand ball
room to see and hear these notables.
The former Ambassador to Italy Mr.,
Richard Washburn Child, known the
world around as one of this country's
outstanding diplomats, as we'll as an
author and an editor, was at his clever
best as an ter-breakfaSt speaker.
Others at the speakers table were DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of George
Washington University; Representative
Ruth Bryan Owen, who had spoken at
one of the breakfasts held last year and
who had received the compliment of a
request temperance; Mrs. Faith Van
Valkenburg Villas, New York poet, DRAM
atist and reader; Miss Bette N. Powell.
whose Snapshots From a Travellers
Diary" proved most engaging; Mr.
James G. Young of New York, author of
''Marse Robert, Knight of the Confed-
eracy''; Mr.. Jack Daily, Washington
dramatic editor and critic; Mr.. John
Pell, author of Ethan Allen; Miss
Marjorie Fischer, who wrote Pleasure
First" and Miss Katharine Metcalf
Roof, whose book, "Col. William Smith
and Lady" the LADY" having been
Abigail Adams, deals with one of the
early American periods, in which Miss
Roof is interested, completed a pro-
gram of speeches, notable for interest.
Others at the speakers table were
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Busch, national presi-
dent, who presided at the breakfast; DR..
Mary Meek AtkeSon, first vice president,
and Mrs. Nina Swain Reed, who gave
her fascinating glimpses into the books
of the day.
President Gives Clever Welcome.
In her address of welcome Mrs. Busch
was at her witty best, announcing that
this was Station NLAPW" and weav-
ing into her remarks about the occasion
and the Pen Women radio phraSeoloEy
that had an apt and original signifl-
canoe. Her introductions of the speak
ers were also charmingly made.
In the large and representative audi
ence were prominent Pen Women and
their guests and many members of
WaShsngton'S official and residential
society circles.
Mrs. Busch had at her personal table
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of DR..
Marvin, one of the speakers of the oc-
caSion; Mrs. Ernest r. Ackerman, wife
of Representative Ackerman of New
Jersey; Mrs. Algeron H. Binyon, well
known artist; Mrs. Henry c. Carpenter,
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Gurney Dun
ham, Mrs Arthur Foraker, Mrs. Rush
Holland, Mrs. Walter Lloyd, Mrs. James
B. Reynolds, Mrs. Harriet Ward, Miss
Elizabeth Roland, Miss Eleanor Shut
and Mr. Leslie Busch.
Mrs Homer Hoch, wife of Represen-
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tative Hoch Of Kansas, was hostess 70
group which included Mrs. William
Culbertson, wife of the United States
Ambassador to Chile; Mrs. E. o. Leath-
erwood, wife of Representative Leather
wood of Utah; Mrs. Philip Swing, wife
of Representative Swing of California; :;
Mrs. w. E. Evans, wife of Representa-
tive Evans of California, and the daugh-
ters of this company, Miss Junia Gull
bertson, Miss Margaret Leatherwood,
Miss Margaret Swing, Miss Catherine
Evans and Miss Jean Hoch.
Former Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross of
Wyoming and Miss Tayloe of Memphis,
Tenn, and Mrs. David H. Kincheloe,
wife of Representative Kincheloe of
Kentucky. were among the guests of
Mrs. Edgar B. Kay, who had nth her
also Mrs. E. K. Campbell, Mrs. Bertram
Chesterman, Mrs. James c. Flourney.
Mrs. E. Hilton Jackson and Mrs. Rich
ard v. Taylor.
Mrs. Drane Of Florida Hostess.
Mrs. Herbert J. Drane. wife of Rep
resentative Drane of Florida, enter
tanned number of guests, among whom
were Mrs. w. w. Chalmers, wife of
Representative Chalmers of Ohio; Mrs.
Clarence F. Lea, wife of Representative
Lea of California; Mrs. j. H. McLaf-
ferty, wife of former Representative
McLafferty of California; Mrs. John N.
Sandlin, wife of Representative Sandlin
of Louisiana, and Mrs. w. M. Whit
tington, wife of Representative Whit
tington of Mississippi.
Others sponsoring tables were Mrs
John F. Gaynor and Mrs. Leroy Mark
Mrs. James w. Orme, Mrs. Theodore
Hance Tiller, who sponsored the Dixie
table; Mrs. Aaron D. Newman, who
sponsored "the ports corner; Mrs.
William Wheatley, a table arranged
by Mrs. D. c. Chace for the class in
Evening star., 1929-12-01

Pennsylvania Cornell foot ball game
Thanksgiving day and for New York
for the ArmyNotre Dame game yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Douglass of
Hesketh street spent Thanksgiving day
with their son, who is a student at the
University of Pennsylvania. Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglass attended the Pennsyl-
vania- Cornell foot ball game Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall and Mr..
Halls mother. Mrs. Sarah Hall, of East
Kirke street, will leave December for
their Winter home at Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Florence Smith of Luray, Va,
has been the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Emanuel A. Goldenweiser of Elm
street.
Nar. William Blum, jr., a student at
Swarthmore College, is spending the
entS, DR.. and Mrs. William Blum Of
Elm street.
Mrs. Provost Of New York
Honor Guest at Tea.
Mrs. Leon Davis entertained at tea
Saturday, November %, at her home
on Maple avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Winfield Provost of New York, who is
en- route to Florida. where she will
spend the Winter. Mrs. Provost for
merly resided here.
Miss Catherine Ludlum. who is q stu
dent at Drexel Institute, is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Ludlum,
of Bradley Lane.
Mrs. George P. Tuustin, Miss Anna l..
Buckwalter, Mrs. H. Rex Stackhouse,
and her son, George StackhouSe, of
Germantown, Pa, are the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Z. Bun on
Northampton street.
Many residents Of Chevy Chase are
interested in the bazaar to be held De-
cember 2, 3 and 4 in the Webster
School, Tenth and H streets northwest,
for the benefit of the pupils of the
Americanization schools. The work Of
so nationalities is represented in the
SALE
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Reilly of
Forty-first street are house guests of
Mrs. Reilly'S brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Tanguay, IN
Philadelphia. Mrs. j. A. Rogers enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday at her
Evening star., 1929-12-01

home in DreXel Hill, Pa, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Hahn entertained at a house
party yesterday and today in their
home, Haddon Heights, N. j., in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly. Mr. and Mrs.
Reilly will return to their home Deem
Der 2.
Miss Eleanor Branson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce S. BranSon, of
mgomar street, is the guest over the
week end of Miss Marion Owen in VIII
mington, Del. Miss Branson attended
the Bachelors Cotillon in Wilmington.
Family Dinner in Home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McComas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. McComas
entertained at a family dinner party
Wednesday evening at their home on
Jocelyn street. Mrs. McComas enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in honor
OF Miss Jane McCreery of Beaver, Pa,
who is the house guest Of her auntS, the
Misses McCreery, Of Connecticut ave-
nue..
Mrs. Harold E Doyle will entertain
her club at luncheon and bridge on
Tuesday.
The Misses McCreery entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner party in their
home, THE Porter" on Connecticut
avenue. In honor of their niece, Miss
Jane McCreery, of Beaver, Pa.
Mr.. Frank J. Burkhart, a student at
Washington and Lee University, Lex
ington, Va, spent the THANKSGIVING
holidays with his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph H. Burkhart, of Connecticut
avenue.
Miss Grace Edwina Dutton, accom-
panied by two classmates OF Hood Col
lege. Miss Janice Archer and Miss Sally
Patton, are the house guests Of Miss
Dutton'S parents, DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
c. Dutton, Of HeSketh street, Miss Dut-
ton entertained at bridge-tea yesterday
afternoon in honor Of the visitors. Mr..
Harman Nicodemus Of Rocky Mount,
N. C.. IS the house guest of his mother,
Mrs. Edwin c. Dutton.
Mr.. Howard Dean of Mckinley street
IS spending the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Alice L. Dean. of Rich
mOnd Va
Evening star., 1929-12-01
the receiving line at the second Of the
series Of cotillions to be given on Mon
day, January 13, at the Mayflower.
Supper Dance in Honor
OF Birth Anniversary

In celebration Of her birthday ami
verSary Miss Frances Goddard CAL
laghan entertained at a supper dance
wednesday night, November 81, from
to IL o'clock
Guests were Miss Marie Haeringer
and Miss Joan Haeringer, Miss Doris
Kengla. Miss Doris Stevenson, Miss
Janet Weidemann, Miss Frances CAL
laghan, Miss Claire Callaghan, Mr.. Fin
ley CheSton, Mr.. Hubert McTnteri, Mr..
James Marks, Mr.. James Price, Mr..
Edward Shultz and Mr.. Edgerton Smith.
Evening star., 1929-12-01
Mrs. Gam Receiving
At Bachelors Cotillion

Chaperones for the first Washington
Bachelors Cotillion Of 1929-30, to be
given on December 9 in the grand ball
room and Chinese room of the May
flower, include Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock,
Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips, Mrs. Thomas
Sim Lee, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs.
Sydney A. Cloman, Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, Mrs. Everard Hardy Todd, Mrs.
Karl Klemm, Mrs. George H. Calvert,
jr., wife of the vice president of the
cotillion; Mrs. William Laird Dunlop,
tr.; Mrs. Percy Hamilton Davis and
Mrs. Francis Whitten.
Handsome favors will be presented to
those dancing ins the cotillion figures,
Archibald c. v. Wells having been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee in
charge Of favors, assisted by Walter
Davidge, Charles Delmar and Walter
Wilcox. A seated supper will be served
at midnight in the presidential dining
room of the hotel.
A rehearsal for the cotillion figures
will take place Friday, December 6, at
5 o'clock in the Italian garden of the
Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam will head
Evening star., 1929-12-01

journalism at George Washington Uni
versity, In compliment to DR.. Marvin,
president: Mrs. Agnes Green Foster,
Miss Evelyn E. S. Weems, and others.
Many went to the breakfast alone or
entertained one or two guests, there
being several hundred in the entire
company,
Evening star., 1929-12-01
VACATIONS HELP TREES.
Dormant Season Said to Increase
Production of Plants,

Trees, like human beings, should be
allowed to have a vacation occasionally,
according to George P. Weldon, Chaffey
Union High School pomologiSt. South
ern California's climate is too good for
q number OF varieties of peaches, april
cots and apples, and If something hap
pens to prevent the trees bearing fruit
for one season they show renewed life
and greater production the next season,
according to Prof Weldon.
This vacation" for the tree may be
occaSioned by a severe Winter, which
would cause the tree to lie dormant.
Ethiopia is developing its schools
along American lines.
Evening star., 1929-12-01
Gard Party in Aid of Home
For AGED Men and Womer

There will be benefit card party
given for the Deciples' Home for Aged
Men and Women Friday, December 6,
at 8 O'Clock pm, at 2800 Thirteenth
street northwest. Mrs. G. E. Alden,
president, and Mrs. Lucy Williams.
chairman. will look after the guests.
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Boards Of County Commissioners to Appropriate Funds

therefor fS:rss % o''''' S'""''''''' = "''''' -
Hou.: Bin Nc as Bin for ~ At Providing Is Essab
E:..sis9@:as q Ies: shea3s fs$: = HSsa ia.I:ses
Potatoes. and Posiaos Tor Il. i.sn.ne. Il cssss
s:ssstio. !, s;Ss' & re: T IS =,
and ns Tie s1 '1s
preparation.
BIN No s e :. Act ; r. 81 ::
sion Laws Of the State Of North Dakota.
tive Assent Of the State Of North Dakota to tie Purpose q
the Grants Of Money Authorized and Provided for in the Act
ment q Agricultural Extension Work Between the Agri.
@ Of Ii. Entitled Act Donating scse to tie
Several States and Territories Which May Provide Colleges
Ss.a Departments Approved
House Bill No 2ls Bill for Act to Provide for the
Distribution Of the Avais Of Life Insurance Made Payable
Estate and Exempng Such Avas from the Debts Of the
Decedent.
nae HG s q s5 81
1913 Relating to Annptie: Payable from the Teachers lnsur
+ r.: 1877 n!.5
Utilities
House Bill No. $685. A Bill for an Act to Amend and Re-
enact Sections 1902 Of Compiled Law.
tt. Supplement Of the 1918 Compiled Laws Il North Dakota
House Bill No. 22e Bill for an Act to Authors: City
maintenance Of : Community Building : Memoirs. 70
Those who Rendered Services .. Lost Their Lives IN SERVES
Levy II and Of Public ior Such
ia and
from Taxes Which have Heretofore Been Levied Herr
Provisions Of Chapter 49, Laws 1919. and the Acts Amend.
atory Thereof.
Hou:. Bill No: aee Bill for Act to Amend and Re.
piled Laws Relating to Judicial Districts and Salaries 81
Judges.
...ss: Sin % f. . At 4: . r.
the Compiled Laws Of lsl3 Amended by Chapters 255 and
and Method Of Sale Manner Of Offering Financial
Interest Therein to the Public
Accidents Through the Negligence Of the Driver
or Owner Thereof.
House Bill No. 232 Bill for Act to Require Persons
Convicted Of Reckless Driving Of Driving Motor Vehicle
While Under the Influence Of intoxicating Liquor Narcotic
Drugs of Failure Stop Event Of An Accident nvov
ing Injury Death Person. Furnish Bond Providing
for the enforcement Of Such Act; and Providing Penalty
for the Violation Thereof.
House Bill No 233. Bill for Act to Amend and Re-
Section 90 Of the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota for
l9lS Relating the Election Of Delegates No.
onal Conventions Presidential Electors and National Com
mtteemen and Committeewomen
Appointment Of Commission for the Purpose Of Ascertain
ng the Condition Of the Teachsrs Insurance and Retirement
Making Recommendations Regarding Said Fund 70
the Governor and Legislative Assembly.
House Bill No. 235. Bill for Act Entitled IAN Act
Creating State Superintendent Of Criminal Identification,
Providing for his Appointment Fixing and Defining his Pow
and Duties and Providing for the Payment Of Salary and
Expense Of his Office"
Emergency clause carried
House Bill No. PAL. A Bill for an Act Validating and
Legaxng Sale by any City in this State Of Telephone
Plant, System Line Owned by Such City.
Emergency clause carried.
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Provide
and Providing Penalties for the Violation Thereof.
Emergency clause carried
House Bill No. 90. A Bill For an Act Declaring Certain
Therefor Before the Production T5srsof prsssx conS
tons Amounts Approval Of Bonds; Of Ser.
Exhibitions and Remedies for Claimants Injured
Emergency clause carried.
Act t. +: R:
piled Laws OF North Dakota.
ner Of Making Levies Determination Levy
Fa %sf ssf c ss
scribng Duties Of County Auditor in Connection with Ex
#
the Compiled Laws q 1915 and Section 25i q Supple
1ss e.. sss Lawns 1877 Section. and
TO : q ta h. t. 4:
Of 1918 Is Amended BY Chapter 2ss. Laws Of 1927
House Bill No. 90. Bill For an Act to Amend and Re-
enact Section 1856 Of the 1926 Supplement to the Complied
81 the Of County and
Section 1852 the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota for
Hou.. Bill No. 100. 4 Bill For Act Fixing the Com
and Repeating Section io15a Of the Supplement to the
Compiled Laws Of North Dakota for 1913
House Bill No. 1o2. A Bill For Act to Amend and Re-
Section Of Chapter 1885, q the Session asws Mor
Cities villages Refund Special Improvement War
rants.
House Bill No. 1o7. A Bill For IN Act Amending and
Reen.etins Chapter H. Session Laws Of North Dakota tor
House Bill No 1os. Bill For Act Providing for Par
Manager # the Bank Of North p:fst.
the Assignment Thereo and Providing For the Leasing Of
u 'sasfs g
Of the Industrial Commission.
Emergency clause carried.
House Bill No. no. Bill For Act to Reeul:ts the In
COMPANIES and Prohibiting Loan: Officer: and
@ s for RPS: @ %
Year 1915.
FSS so
Aiding the c9ns.csn q Bridge Across the Missouri Sss1
ske. unds the Of fNs the
Laws Of the State Of North psct. for the year 1919 Is
Of North Dakota for the 1927 Out Of Any Moneys in
g Fund .d s sDee :? ct ct . i #
Legislative Assembly Of the State Of North Daoa for the
S es asbwsy to Such Bridge and
do all Necessary Preliminary Acts.
s sss Of ass @
Salary b Paid the States Attorney ~ csuntiss and
tss N i + % &.
Clerk Of the District Court and the County Judge 10
dicton. "
Payment Of the and County Tuition Funds to the
indian Completely
Taken Over BY the United States.
House Bill No. III Bin For an Act Making IN Appro-
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Hou.. Bill No; 1856 A Bin For an Act Making an Appre-
paon to Provide TOR the Payment Of Income Tax Refunds
Is. 1919 isson: Tax Law IL. Year: 1919 isas IN.
House Bill No. 1856 Bill For Act to Amend and Rs.
x: ls:sly:s: ts;1 iaYii:s'ss
ss ana +. so i:
7: Ii.
p:n:.t'sn and bgns HE P;T:: and y and Pro-
ere
liz sss e
Banks and Providing liquidation Of Closed Bank. By the
for tie es1s.as into 4: General Fund q Il. Stat. q Us
House Bill No 1877 Bin For an Act Providing that ii.
Dakota SHAH Not b Required to Civ. Undsrtslnss in xp
peal Attachment Claim and Delivery and Other Like Cases.
enact Section l7se Of the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota
for for. ses E : Masses Franks and Special r'
Bin NJ csm, !: At s.s. Amen; S. :sd B.
kota 1919 Relating to Fraternal Benefit Societies.
enact Section 5os4 Of the Compiled North Dakota
for 1915 Relating to Fraternal Societies.
House Bill No al: A Bill For Act to Amend and Re:
s1s :'
Cheese Factos Butter Factories Ice Cream Fac
tories and Cream Stations
Emergency clause carried
House Bill No az BIN For an Act Limiting the Time
Action: &sties )! y.s: my PEE. sss:.s:
Hcus. Bill No. i4s Bill For Act to Provide for tn.
q the Supreme and Making Appropriation Therefor
Officers and Contractors Doing Road Construction Work to
Erect and Maintain Proper Warning Signs Near Road Con-
ply with Law.
House Bill No. LIS. Bill For Act Creating Missouri
River Development Commission
Certified Copies 81 the Records Of Death Of Persons Record
e.a :sea cs' +: Hss.d and Certified si
ana sh Termination Of Joint Tensrcy and
s Ss:r !. : :. 1s % 5 5s % Lite
Persons.
2io s,e:i $io.s 4 =: ssggs@sat Is cs%pl:@
,s s,s pin G. :: A. s::s:
Bounty for Maintaining Watering Places Highways
House Bill No. 15o Bill for IN Act Repeal Sections
Special Tax Levy for Immigration Levied by the Board Of
County Commissioners Upon Petition Of 20 per cent of the
Legal Voters u the County.
House Bill No. ISL. A Bill for an Act Require the
Teaching Of tie Constitution United States the
Public and Private Schools Of the State Of North Dakota
asu:: Bin 49, Bin is Act Amend .. and Re-
for the Yesr 1918; Providing Or Oversight and Care Of the
Poor. and Duties Il cosaty fhyiieiaa
Emergency clause carried
House Bill No. 49, Din for On Act Entitled. An Act
Violation hsreek Nieaseaner, aad rrevdag tls Penalty
Therefor; Rop4ane a ActS pArtb Of Acts in Conflict
aersvita asd pselarins Ths Act 70 b n Emergency
Measure"
Emergency clause carried.
. s s e csna lss :, S.ss s.:
nsbtic Mutual Insursnss Companies
aeus: Pin NJ ~ a BY fsr e Act e Assna apa -
Hons, Bin No l6e. Bl 3or p Act 70 Amend and ~
pilsd fxSr Us sass & NoetS pskots. :. Amended 81
salss Aats TsaIporasea csnpialss q Procar. Liability
81. q s. Public sad Pevnr ~ b9set Laslty u c.n
As. r. D:.s ss ~ z:
Said coap1ay.
Fss:s s ~ M % s. = t A. sr Actor.
ix;arSSe WS,ls Attendisx SueS FIT =
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House Bill No. 1876 Bill For IN Act to Amend and Re-
enact Section 6l00 Of the Supplement the Compiled Laws
Of 1918 Retngt Investment Of Funds by Savings Banks

Hou.. Bin No. 1876 A Bill For Act to Amend and Re-
enact Section 69S Of the Supplement to the Compiled Laws
Of 1913 Relating to Investment Of Funds BY Savings Banks
House Bill No. 12s. Bill For Act Providing That the
Right Of any County Holding Tax Certificate Other
Tax Lien Lands Acquired the State Treasurer Trus:
tee Of the State Of North Dakota under The Provision: q
Chapter 154 Of the Session Laws Of North Dakota tor 1919
and Chapter 2e2 Of the Session Laws e North Dakota for
1923 and Acts Amendatory Theeo Enforce the Collection
Of the Same Shall be Suspended until July 1851; Provid
ing the Rate Of Interest Such Tax Certificates and Tax Liens
Shall Bear and Prohibiting the Assignment Tanfer Of
all Certificates Liens Held BY the County any
Lands that Have Been Foreclosed Under Said Acts
House Bill No. ls1. A Bill for IN Act TO Amend and Re-
enact Sections Of Chapter 1885, Of the Session Laws
Of North Dakota for the Year 1877.
House Bill No 1872 Bill for Act to Prevent the Ad
vsrng or Sale Of Merchandise and the Soliciting Of Sub
scripons to Periodicals Through the Agency Of e Public
Schools and Prescribing Penalties for Violation Of the Pro-
visions Of this Act
House Bill No. 1856. A Bill For Act Making Appro-
praon Provide for the Payment Of Income Tax Refunds
in Connection With Taxes Assessed and Paid under
the 1919 Tax Law for the Years 1919 to 1922 In
elusive.