# ox the taw.

up-t; Ih* I bit

Tn n'cv,

« . « : Bj-vctator. KecnKb. fonn**®-year-old i of David RAw-der of Trtttae. ‘ ill* !oi ba«lo, « pxflHic ■ f.’ity.—To oroiwt li>* ftrat i {hi- Ijwigport-SdBfrs I*o5n. k fcoutavBR.'. ni,aiu*t tise •.Matan of the \ *<navy fidw uwfoiilr.g into its haoJ; J>*rs iiir^atb Uroat Rg? b*rt-or fa Biw. to cai-ao nte vast vu'utue r to b* diverted )«< Broad It

m Ton- tnrniu* Joio tt jw .1 t li ««,• tract pt -haaed •rvonti ‘JWBtU a*«. fay ritiwau of thta plar;, >ni;o««l Park. - T a U«r fc dPrtrfon faae i«i down by Knpreao Court ii*tlnr Ka! rental rfa tbe »»Uoe •fow* ere-s-“d Unit’* YA'.<* <V-tncoSashK. *[> poir.ieil by tfa' '-roogh 1* ttliwd orn and the f. re appointed by Mayor R<tow V-fa- the U#al ow-. Ati-wie City —* r-rtrty un ttafa of "W-Mete fonniof pan <»f the roof 8«d »r»H of ‘.be kitebet- of the Startbor. .•uj^ FJ-nheini Pdlai ooUv .U, cnj»h- ” m. a waitress, tu injurtc* two, other wef . »w*. two rarle employee*. Ti; - 3b tor.taed down on the bm . rs at the dinner hour wllt»ct uarapig and ca

iU' empifcytwa.

PentitTn-vf.. -Ruber than com* nm-B'n-r «r funiUhlM the k\<Siu bond

hy tn ordtoenee of tjpper Pa ownsfalp Jtipey ttrtrgr* are hi era ftxan Curoej a Point towwoshlp ordinance does ... tn Psn.iarrore. eUboucti

P*nn*#rnrte ..•onadi paaaed a shniUr onlinaace to go into effect Jsnuary X. The Jltneynten's AMocintlon ta trrlns, to have the cownehip oniinan^e faeU in

afaeyaace in.tli that dale atao.

Atlantic Foltirring the report ot rsnCutR IrspoctOr IMorwui to .the etfect thnt the coltaree of the roof ot the V'tIbonnigh-Btoiheitn kitchen wan duv u> faulty conatrucdoo, asi {ofluest i.Bc been ->rdwd Inio the death of Mtai Krelyn Bingham, the schooltmeher n-i.Urees, who last her life *a file a-'rtdent tn which four other em- • lojo-9 cf the hotel were aetsH^y fat-

lured.

<>ipe 8it<y.—While fiahloj wUfa H. E. 1 •ertjygt.ire, a retired Phltattoiphta pu;uufti«urer. in is yacht. Cycle. • if Tire Kuthom Rm. U K . tahlp, Emorr Ereantan, ww of „ iten Kyerotan. of the Pennsylvania itailrosd. catsjfh' two sharks that measured eight feet and right feet four hn'a-e long and tipped the scales ai 430 and * .jalir. each. Tb. tad f* only thirteen years of ear. He oalti d with the sharks for over two hours before landfall; them and played tliem out without the atrisUbce of any of the party on

the yacht.

Salem.—Mayor Stiller at«i member* of Conin'on Conr ‘l heard the view* of the taxpayers of Salem ou tlie proposed axteftciou ot the waver *j*te.a to aroIO ennllBom anch a* existed the first of the icuij ; h. when the town inks practically without water foi either dianeaUc or hre purposes. The courthouse was filled with iUii«ms tle:ennitied that Coiu-dl ut once obtain

a permanent water supply.

Newark.—Lightning a truck a tree oo tin, Wevjuahir g*U aouise. b»tue,i here and Elizabeth, Instantly killing Arthur Scuantr, fifteen-yea r-oltf cad dj. who was aericing shelter benealh 1L Foot member* of the 'iob. wh» we e strndtng near him, were tern

porartly prntlysed by the shoes.

—~UM .—ITarmon; school. In Ucpe

of araamenta and Padfle ami Par Earierr. (juestlona, to b, held Navwmber 11, were sent out by Urn Ftate Da-

part men L

lorn tic tnvUiitlMte were addrewsed to Groat Britain. Japan, Vronce sad' Italy- The invuatlon to China, tax iiially U the same, exrt^i that the aecond pamgraph is rifanfaujttd boomjae of her tatw BM)4fawrrtiB.e nation. The ten of the liixllrtim to tiro four great powers follows

GERMANS WIN IN SOilTH AMERICA Combfne Cuts Prices 50%, Coinpels U, S, rxpo. ters to Bring Merchandise Back.

THOMAS CL WATSON

UNDERBIDDING

BRAZIL

MohadUned Tall Limn, priwxiiil representative of the t-nir of Afghanis-

effcct their .IndtaUor-

lleved to he «^>orTBne ..Hi . M to approach this aubject direct^ ami ireIn couteret.ee, and, while iu the utactuctlun of ilmlutiar of ammincnt, the

cBiunlly have ius». placet. 1; has boee thongU best cot to *»dcdf ijnration;

other aoiuub»nt* «e the end that all pra-ticable

ooghfare. jnaklnf It «a*-y to t tuon dredging i. ket, at watertvt.. open to boat ?*nae, the 'recaoidera deridrii to cwuttrutl A jetty brtvfeeo RieVy‘« i-htmnri and Broad Thoros«fefare. Trenton.--The people of r f«w Jeraej are \o pay lo tasPB for «sw pur poeet the coaSB* year opors tb* «ncrrooiis valuation of as fixed by fhe aasearors. an Increase over last year <rf 12C4f 77JW, and the taxax for srimal* atone will be SDfkWBW and for r«da ftfiBtfii*, lode, eodwot of the «atn# levied b) 'he echooi dl v :ft» end by tba several

For the thtid time vot-

ers defeated the prop-.«ltiPr. af the East Grt-aoWlcfc dnrnahlp Boo i d of Education at a eperia! eloctirai to spend tfifiOO for a site and *83,000 for a ceatrai reboot building and wjalpmant. The r«c w*» lt» affraaa: the propositi tn and vfi fsr it !• was he rmaUeat at nay ef the moetHgv, as taxpfyers la tit Bor* rural •*<;- tioas d>a not ctar* ort because they frit sore the proposition World be

i :>*4'.eo. ; . j

8had>»ida--Sa* armed bandii* held on tin, pay i.fcstx. tf the Barrrii Hahifacturtng Ox imny here and csi-spcd with a payroll at V-fc-OCC to *25.000’. Greenwich. — Member of the East Greenwich. fire co-up*uy are repaintInr the firrij.-us - to the ev< ‘-;ng». Srieoi.—A miraber td taraii Ui this couuty are ariEng 'Mir las' season - k

corn at 80 (-eBCt i bushel. aril township, Cmoberlnud county. Trenion -B'iiiSam R. Truby. special j to be reopened next month, after oelny In-.estlimto’-. ^ectared hat jfoa\ prpjit-| ?!wwu for a few years, while the pu eer* weald bt prose* atad a* aod. as pOe b ive been transporteU to ’fae t>n

suffident evidence bad been unearthed, trr'l school here.

If siate laws wet* Irnttlrffuatt, be t«Ud,' Ctarkshoro. — For the thlnl Ucm effort^ >v'>«ld be rwule to have proper voters lefeaied the propoyithm of th. i . , . .. .. - . - , ictisladoe ! «»>rd t> tfa* next legi.tta- Bo%j of EdncaUon cf East Giv-uwlct of * tow^bip ct a special riertlon to gpentf ! aPP^**tlaa of l» e ta^ortuK* of I'm T.wntwi - Wrerjtws of ton- Mrev-t h2j00-J tor a rite and *08,000 for a new j r*ifav B y cn-upanta* b>ve ent. .«l ..(to a I cemmHr.'-J school building and rtjri;ronsclldaCoji arr<-,-n»i:t tor the crec- i men' tor t!»- diF-ict. Accordingly, fa. pursuance of the tioa 0* tbe TrewcB-FrtamoD , ractlor, | N-tlonal Park. - While Mon Igua j ils CWBfmvr Vta cuai-anlw, are the tins and wife were enjoying them ° iM New Jersey and Penns...raula Trac- seivee at the fireu^n 1 * isniival tbei; | ticccptance. the President Invites tin rton Octtpany, ih.- Tn-nton, ioitrrence-1 h<tac. a one nod a half rtory bulldlo* Government of to pr fine, and Prtmwton Railway .cmnany, loflit.d in a colony east of Red Bank ****** ‘V coe / ereutV 00 ^ • Qb >'' , lie T*e-.< ii Lawrencerllle and avenue wa* 'ottlly ’ «trr-**u with Ita Hml, * tl00 ° r ^ «-» PHr-cefon Lvlrtvricu Railroad Gompa-1 content, by fir*. The b.-sa was *8X«0. “»“** *‘ fb l P * c !® c M H RiHvray > Vtoetanc - The im -oond Soctalj?^ <ye U P M _* t ” * 1,r ^ a*™*- 1

Club, composed of y«->uiy pnilanioual and buslucvs men, has gi-cn to llu Vine’and Ht*torl«: faucet) a tnitur bolding tl>e photograph* "f the 22 rt»w from IhU pla'v who dieu in the wortd war, together witti .:i sti-.rt Mograpb

lc.-.l akctch «»f etch

Toma Piver.- Sb nff Harold Chafey slid Ifi-dcraherlff Alfred W. Bream, Jr. uisroveiwd a ca ; of l.tlOO ijut.ru of H»ig A Haig and Old * roV whisky valued at »2.'(.0«' our quarter o. a , sill- wen of E ruegal- The officett ' arrested George Wf'-rii sad John Mss | aril, sliesvd owner* »f th« whisky ; r:,i1 istrr five „ure n-.i-n t! ■ were ar ! rceirtt and are fa- jab ! White’iOtae - - Wifataui > Swack • hai«- er. a ■•'.nr jwscmestsr h.-tw f..r .:

The fr-rideat Is deepty grat.Bed ton who has beea If Washington tor «T the cordial response to fata B03- **• pu-pewe of es- bltahlng dlptotuailc gWUoas that the.* should be a coa- re - :Uk ‘* wlu ' ^ Fnl, « 5 Sts-.r*.

fcrcnce 00 the suby.-ct of 11 ml tattoo ! ' Ot armaineute, in -.>OJiectloc vriO: which imrific aibl Far Eastern uaea1 .-i's thonW also be dtaconrad. * Prodrctlve labor .s staggertag under an economic burden too heat/ to be borne unless Oie present vaa. public erpendfaures art greatly ret afiefL li I* Idlo to look for stability or tlm iMursucu 01 soctri jnstice While wasteful «Pd unprod ctivo oyttays deprive effen of It* Jr t reward ait'* defeat the reason'' , e expectation of progress, rite -oorttH-us dtaburseioents 'n the ri- airies of arniamcnU maaltostly con-

SILESIAN ISSUE UP TO LEAGUE GF NATIONS Rec(w» to Covenant Follows Allied Premiers’ Deaolock in

Boundary Dispute.

1’irip.—The tnterafaied Sup; erne

sUtuta the greater part ot the cacata- * ounrfl taro « I ° x ' r ^c l.'pper SUesian branee u|»od euterpris" and natloual ff>"-3tlon lo tl* Executive Oourcii of prosperity and avoidable or cstrsva- G'-c toastie of Nations r.nd the allied

gckt cipciitc- of this nature is not only without economic justlfi-stlou, but I* a oonstaut menace to the peace of Q>e world, rather the-, an xseurance of its preservation. Yet there would seem to be no ground to tiect the hilOng ut these tacroasfa » outlays unless the powers 'Host tatrriy oo&ccmod find a

btinnet U Baeklng War for Buslaaet. Fiert A-a Crowttod WKh Amarican Qoodi—Man/ Branches

Washington. — Surprising Information, now In the haads of Secretary of C turnerce Hoover, shows, U was dedcred, the remarkable success the German manufacturing exporters' combination la meeting In rebuilding the. foreign trade of their country In .South America ard other fields by ousting

American business

The rit* tlvcoers of the German In-

dustrial campaign to capture 00 per

the world - * commerce by the

time -he war Indemnity ta liquidated ta reflected tc a number c reeen* reports a,nt to Secretary Hoover by agents of the Commerce Department. The latest of these taU of the dlsap pearance of American salesmen, liquidation* of American branch bouses J and the congeatlon and return to the j

A tew photograph 'f United Staten Senator Thomas E. Watson who ha* often been referred to ns the "Strong Mat of Georgia."

I'rcmlers pledged tne- elves

Sc-mdU, ' “

; v e findings the league.

Ttl* step was taken when 1‘reml Brland asid Uoyd George were- unable

settlement, which, of

coi.t*e, meaat that the Supreme Coun-

cil was unable tv agree

Two Important effects of this action

to will be. first, to enhance the Importance ot tbe League of Netioos and second, to eMmlnute the United States

the negotiations, aince the United s U not a member cf the leagi Recourse wnn had to the Lesgne of

queatlofi of naval anm.r:eot tuay Katlbnr under Article XL, Paragraph a k ? of the coven mt. wnicb says it i*

tiie friendly right of any member of the

o bitag to the attemlou of U.e IT of the Council “any clrcum

stance whatever affecting Internetl -oai

It Is, however, qufae clear Chat there can he no final assurance of the •; the world tn the absence of the desire for peace. *r' »t*d proepe t of reduced arms menu is aot a hopeful un'ess the desire finds cxprcv-loo in n

pr»-ti ai effort 1 remove can*.-* of 1

idiug and to

tor rgi oeot as t? primaries grd their siipllcatioc. It ta the honekt wfadi of this goreriiment thtt throngh an luterchauge of views rrith the /acihtlen efforded b. a conference, H b,t y be possible to find c sohuloa ot Had lie and Far East problems, of auqucwtio:.ed Important.*.- at this time. That Is, *nd» common cnderaianoings with respect to matters which have been and are of international concern, nud may serve to promo!-• enduring friendship

anun.g o'lr peoples.

Tl is aot tie purpoee of thta gorenomit to sttempt lo define the scope of

relation to the Pa-

dCc and Far East, but, raiYer, to

TO EXEMPT $2,500 ON HUSBANDS' TAX

United States or goods piling : _ Sooth American custom »<oa*e«. , Tbe dump In tbe trade of the Unit- |

*d States is repotted to b*. pardcul rl , keet in Argentina. The reason i * - j Ck’/nmittee L'rges Further Cut

peace or tbe good under-

sdamllng between Hi* nations upon

widen peace depeudr ‘

When cailed on tor his voie on the oposal o. Mr. tonyd George to hand *r the Silesian problem to tbe lea-rue. Ambassador Harvey made a >, stetement w’Jch U snnjcd to a good

deal of comment. He said :

“The Preside*.; of the Lolled States ha« frit fro.j the beginning that *hta wav one of distinctly European 1. It will be wtfn relief, 'herofore, that lie will hear of tbe confirmation of Uil* view by tbe Supreme ■ouucll In referring the question to a body with wluch the United Stsies Is not aasodated. Conaeqeenriy, as the repras«i'*t!v> of the IV^idetii I shall refrain from participating In tb'» de

ctslon. - "

WORLD NRWS IN CONDENSED FORM

MOKC triLE IN K. Y. BTATE

2 Far Cant Increase In May Wat. Re-

peated Ir Jane.

Albany, Jf. T.—''‘he number of worker* employed ta New York g'ate fac-te-ltw was farther reduced by 2 j-r real bctwe»t. June and July, er.ys a report issued by tbr KtU« Dcpartm' 1 >f Labor The cumber factory work en. laid off riac* tbe negfaming of the jepmssiaa U zpproxlinalely dK.000. Lack of ordets constltnu the out st.-mdlng factor ia tbe dat aaa* in em-

ployment.

BOOTLE&OING BIG BUCINESS

(.ointment

ird of As | rauiuen.

“ i »»««>■“« * V**.- «■*- Th,. V.’ay.

- i»en*ocniJ-r ntate fa-om | owu-i.i.

Edward J. Kellefaer of tW»

«J as «Jef field <L-naf oil >*■-mi'Si*'**.--'■'oo* f-oo,«/«« “Ipriv ' . a —.'“V w* I I. nnw o-f»4,'• I n *«w* —,>C i * _

the intcnial rencae office

See Hie City.-The Moose band has

wt a. an- ^ «■■<! muua, «.a «u«. «

will coetlane to Jfiay tarougboat the | «»,_ . i« taej Bes.rwi

season u« the Ixxrdwaik

NtW YORK.—Jude* Learned Hand to the Untied States District Court rwndcred an opinion in tbe case of .he Manufacturing Company' agntnat tm Wat.- of New York, bohi- ' lug thet tbe New York State Income

tax law is valid.

PARIS. — The Hrrdinq administration. throucb Am!’issador Harvey, reject toi Ih*- Infonjjil snggestlou that the Lolled States serve us arbitrator in the Freu' li-IJrtttah dispute over tha bouu'iario 1 Upper SUesla. OTTAWA. — Cicada's wheat crop will exceeii last year's by more than 1

25,«OXWt. tMtsheta.

LOB mNGELES.—W. C. B'own, former pj»*ldcjit of the New Vork Central rallrcwd, lias returned to Uls Pasadena home from New Fork. Ho sajhe finds signs or cry where uf ivtnmtog ]

great peoaperitj.

OTTAWA. Csnsda.—The waps tor harvest iabo' in ktonttob* is >4 per day, it la nrncanced by J. A. 1kmman, provitirul superiutendwit of empIoyiiiLint. ' r h's ia an •■crease of 60 trtU* per day over the former me. JAYNER, Wis^—William C. Hook Judge of U>c United States Circuit i Court, one of the m. wtaely taown!

jurist*, is dead

NEW YORK.—Oolonal Daniel L. i Porter, supervising icteics: revenue! agwit for tfac f «-w i’ork division, today 1 annouuwd his roc’gi.ation to become ! * ..rfa,—*. ^ Hf II.. . .

tribute*! directly tn underselUng by .

Germans and Belgians, who hare r -

celved large orders, particularly for I textllek steel, papet and hardware, at !

price* averaging 60 pe- cent the Americans' beat qaotationa. A report from the government** conimerdaJ representative at Bpenos Aire A dated July 27. declares “there ta Httle prospect of placing order-, for American good* except for necessities such as oil w .11 equipment, railroad supplies, textiles and office supplies. There tre few Ml-smen from tbe I n'ted States and 1 any American branrii bouses have :,one Into llqnida-

don.

•The Am eric: ; goods that have been cs-ngesting tne custom house are bring liquidated slowly or returned to the United f-tates." Underulddlng by German firms is a’so reported to be having deadly effect to BratlL During July forty-nine ships b-ought cargoes to Rio de Janeiro. Of tbe*e five had general cargoes from tbe United b.aUs, while seven were from Germany. "Conditions of extreme depression tare coctinaed dming the month of July," declares a late, report from the com mental attache nt Wo de Janeiro. “German 'mports have been reduced, but the trade representatives are very active. They c*AJtinuc to offer prices 20 to 75 per cent lower than thoac offered by American firms, especially on electrical good.-:. Iron and ateel products and chemicals. •Althong'! five Important American houses are dosing their offices at Rio de Janeiro on account of the depression, this policy does not seem to he advisable.' These turns in Uie South American commercial fielU are all sold to be traceable to Hugo Stinnes, Germany’s I’ictureaqus industrial dictator, who is wielding all the industries of his coua*ry ta one huge machine designed to capt ure the world's commerce. More evidence of the length of Stlnnea’s activities Is contained to another report deaiing with the acquisition by s German company, said to" be backed by him, of an oil concession on the coast Argentina about forty-five miles north of the famous Comodnro Rlvafidda. German equipment a) ready hns t>een unloaded on the spot and preparations for the exploitation are stated to be going forward rapidly. That Secretary Hoover's department is keeping Its flegers on the pulse ot Germany's huge industrial attempts Is shown to another report recently sent him from Berlin telling of the large expansion sf German shipbuilding companies during tbe last financial

year.

The combined rapltnl of these twen ty-six companies is about 230,000.000 marks, their loans and mortgages aU-iit Cl.OOO.iOO marks and reserves about OJ.OUO/aKf marks.

SIGN FEIN REJECT TERMS

0! $500 From Taxable Income of Married Men.

Washington.—Steps were tak-n by Republican members of the .wave and means committee to re.ieve mar-toff person* from a portion of their tax

burdens.

An amendment was adopted raising the exemption irom CuOO, under existing law, to $2,500. effective probably as of January 1. 1921. tor mar ried persona where the salt does nut exceed $5,000. No change wax-made la tbe exemptlcr- for single person , w ufato is now $1,000. Representative Ixmgworth (Rep., O.) was the author of the amendment. Under an amendment previously announced a deduction may be made of $400 for each child. This was an Increase from $200 under existing tow. Where there In one child In the family the total salary before tax Is paid will be $2J>00 if these changes become ef-

fective.

The enlarged exemptions will causa a total loss of $50,000,000 In revenue. With theoe and numerous minor changes the committee virtually completed the tax bin. The committee struck out sen Km 901 of the bill which plan s a 10 per cent tax on many commoditln. and discussed placing on the snide* affected a manufacturers' tax of S per cent. The change would eliminate'tbe plan of existing law under which the retailer adds the tax. Among the article* changed are; Hats In excess jf $f> and caps in ex- «** of $2: neckwear to excess of $tf each: shirts in excess of $3 each; underwear to excru of $5. Tbe proposed substitute would apy on the value above amounts to bw fixed. Tbe number of urtlcles will probably be enlarged. The taxes would«yield $100,000,000 Instead off r»,000,000 as now.

LATEST EVENTS AT WASHINGTON

—

As a result of a special drive for tha colleotic... of delinquent sates and miscellaneous taxes, the Bureau of Internal Revenue has collected and assessed within the last three weeks $3A6€,000 In additional taxes and

penalties.

Formal announcement of Majo. General Wood's appointment ax governor general of the Philippines will be made as soon as the board of trustees release* him as provoeteleet of University of Pennsylvania. A short potato crop it sending price* - yward, according to the Oepart-

rne t of Agriculture.

Advoc- tee of the American valuatio* plan von a victory when Republlcaw members of th* Senate Finance Committee approved the principle of the scheme as embodied in the Fordnej

tariff bill.

The news uf the marriage of Or. Harding, th* President’* father, te hie nurse cam* as a complete surprise to th* President The President had no comment to make on hi* father's

marriage.

August 81.

Officii ie Etfimate.

Washington.--About J.iO0,OCru>«

rear ta now going k .O tw porket- of,- rjqA,—A gu.rantee that rli Amer

Scan* remainiiq; 1- Russia will ta g!v**n j

kAive that country

' r?'TT' i If they ff—- * ' -- ‘

r "‘* “ f Ml'* 0 ’’ * roar ere i ^ : Umuoff,

cfls-rground cba:me!s ; eual ^ TtAl

1, Jose

1 V. Cor

ted <

1 Euroj

toted by Marini

representative, m a wfafa Walter L Brown, •r ot the Amoru-iu Reover the ffuentiob 01’ i

for tonfine-strhkan

Not* Discussed at British Cabinet ;

Meeting in London.

IxMidon.-—The Lon 1I011 Dally Express | learn* that the Sine Fein reply was received by Premier Uoyd George to Paris a..u «»« regarded by him a* a rejecUivn of his peace tartar. The extremista ore proving too much for De Valera and tbe tendency of tbe Sine Fein to swing back to tbe demand

for Ci-wjiMt InJi (-■•iidem-e Is lm . ;''ttorney Osner-l DxuBhsrty w,l'

periling tbe contlunance of tin- nrgo-! m ' t PrM,dent 'tardlng by the end t fat liens. i 01 th * * 1on,h recommendation* oon-

ceroing a pardon for Eugene V. Dob*.

PRESIDENT'S FATHER MARRIEfi Diplomatic negotiations preliminary to

- - *h« disarm*mart conference reached Dr. Harding, ••vrity-six, Wed* Nurss - * formal stage for the *lrst time Fifty-t-e. Unknown to Executive. wh * n , -' r department draltel Mor roc. MR -Dr. Gri.rge T Hard-1 ?**** o1 inv?lit,on t0 lh * r pnwer«

me, taihi-r of Presld. nt Kartlto},. wes ; c th£ * “ r * t0 ^ 10 P»rt.cipat*. married fo re to Mis* Alice tJevrms. ; fcV *'\ ,T,or, «>“•"«'*• changes in tax

who fan* been n nunte In Dr. Jfaird- {*"** U,r,n wen * 'S^ed upon at • * ing'e oCVre ut Mariw-, Q . f„ r j-enr*. i - te . eonf*r*.-.c* bet we,

Hard is save his age a* Sr-.rnty-s ' ,'ud ttw- ..ride a* fifty-two. Re,. Ft act. T ! i.mvle*. pastor of the Monroe Prer-b.' S'-rian Ciiofrtv. was *>:rjmsed later to learn that be iiau innrrSed

tha Prosiile it's fattier.

President

larding aid Repub! he House of Rcpi-ssanta-votsu te-.tilively by the embers of the Wayr and

k lurmri statement i