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KavKR'S veto TEOSOON W.-v,-;. ' rv: ''' ' in hii.li a >• ‘ kon- ■.. develop""' 111 "' ,s ’ Vl ' rs|, ;' d ' ■j I '. .uever. by word tronl K House th"' ' t ul „>n th<> measure ami K‘ it !i‘- I,r l,,s i ■‘""L-hts overwhelming ■’!> the "ill » fter ’ ,b ‘ S l l, refused even IO engage K * d vote on Um mlminis- ■ ‘Xpronn,.. which had been Knee by 1 "-bmo. retar.vj.l_

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Treasury Ogden Mills. A bellowing chorus of "noes" rejected thin amendment. Whereas the bill as passed by congress increases the loan value of all World War veterans’ adjust ed service certificates from 22*4 to 50 per cent of their matured value, the administration amendment would have restricted the 50 per cent loan privilege to those veterans actually in need. Many veterans nad sat for six hours listening to the oratorical flood. Two war veterans. Senator Reed, Repn., Pa., and Senator Bingham, llepn.. Conn., advanced the administration arguments against the hill. Senator King, Dem., Utah, in the end proposed the restrictive - 1 11

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amendment representing the ad ( ministration's desire to limit the, bill to veterans in want. All 12 of those who voted against | the irlll were Republicans. They t were: Borah, Fess, Goff, Hustings, He- 1 bert, Metcalf, Morrow, Moses, Phipps, Reed, Smoot, Walcott. ;* Republican Leader Watson, as J sistant leader McNary, and Sen-; ( ators normally considered close to j Mr. Hoover joined the Democrats;, just as Speaker Longworth had led | rebellion on tills bill against the J administration in the house. Barring unforeseen developments, |1 the administration will not be able t to muster the necessary one-third i in either house to sustain a veto. <

Girl Is Returned To Home at Toledo Edna Radford. 16 was returned to her home at Toledo, Ohio, today after she had been kept in the local jail two days after being found on the local streets by Sheriff Burl Johnson. The girl is under probation at Toledo and was returned there today by a probation officer. The Radford girl came to this citv with two truck drivers who she had persuadted to take her from Cleveland to Fremont, Ohio. When they arrived at Fremont, »he refused to leave the truck and came on to Decatur. No blame is attached by officers to the two drivers who were entirely blamelees in the affair. SISTERS RESCUE 200 CHILDREN

(CONTINUED FROM ?NE) and cried but within a few moments they were safely inside the administration building, some 300 yards from the burning structure. Firemen were forced to chop through several inches of ice on a nearby pond In order to get water and were hampered by a high wind. Two Children Killed Chicago. Feb. 20. — (U.R) —- Two children of an almost, destitute family were killed early today and the parents and their six other children were hurt, two of them critically, when fire trapped them in their frame home after an explosion. Only the bravery of the mother. Mrs. Anna Havticek, 38, and the father, Robert, 39, prevented the entire family from being lost in the flames. The two children whom firemen found dead in the blazing home were Leonard, 8 years old, and

DRUGS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES! KONJOLA/ 79c $1.25 TWELVE JUICES 79c SI.OO VAI’EX for Colds79c 50c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 29c . 45c KOTEX 29c 85c KRUSCHEN SALTS 59c 25c SAN TOX COLD TABLETSI3c SI.OO MELLO-GLO FACE POWDER 69c Put a “Settle Sut” Bag in your cistern. Cleans Black Sooty Rain Water in 24 hours. Wall Paper Our 193$ Sample Wa’l Paper books are now being distributed. Do you have yours? These are only a few of our many beautiful patterns. Come in and see our complete assortment. Prices from 4c per roll, up. Callow & Kohne The'Cut Rate Drug Store on the East Side of Street ~A 4 JL New I Price . on tn Winner Brand OVERALLS No. 400—That good heavy weight 220-weight white hack blue denim; Full cut .and {J* 1 IQ built to stand hard work No. 560—Rope stripe and also a new pattern fancy stripe Winner Brand that always d* 1 OQ sold for $1.35. reduced to Holthouse Schulte & Co

I Dorothy. 3. The father and mother suffer-1 led burns and they were almost I overcome by smoke before thev I I jumped from a second story window onto a truck which three city 1 truck drivers drove near the bundling. Firemen said the explosion probably was caused by gas leaking from a range on the lower floor of the two-story building. o MARIE DRESSLER IN "REDUCING” HERE SUNDAY Marie Dressier and Polly Moral: will be seen at the Adams Theatre Sunday in “Reducing” their second co-starring comedy. From all reporls this picture dupliiates the success of their earlier laugh feature, "Caught Short" Tne principal scenes are laid in a beauty pai lor, which gave Director Charles Diesner all sorts of opportunities to get laughs ou: of the attempts of obese ladies to get thin and under weight ones to ad a few pounds. It is said that electrical reducing and exercising machines, permanent hair wavers, mud baths, steam rooms and a variety of other beauty appliances all play their part in making this comedy one of the funniest produced at the Metre-Go'.dwyn-Mayer studios. Adv. Apple 51 Years Old Somerville, Mass.—\U.FU —Chester F. Colwell has a 51-year-old apple. It was preserved in cloves by his | grandmother, Mrs. Laura A. Pluni- ' iner, in 1880. Executioner to Be Executed i Kiev. N. S. S. R.—(U.R>—A Tsarist j executioner. Ivan Bovda. has been • condemned to death here. During, i the trial, it appeared that Bovda ■ had plied his trade also for the Petlura government when it occuI pied Ukraine.

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