:3‘.
lament of ltr.
f ‘deeflysflectedthatheoouldhsm
Mmhe hadreceiredsletter
-M that
‘scomplete breakdown.
an the House the whole
— a complete surprise.
Andrew Banal- Law "has long been
t In British politics and since
has been the Government leader
fie House at Commons. He he-
. “lord of the Prtvy Seal in Janna
‘ ".1919. 3
“'5 methanent was nude in the
N of Colnmons by the Prime
‘ It. Lloyd George, who wns
till his statement. Mr. Llord tor. "3
1“ Hr. Bonsr Law. this morning.
m be had been warned by his
' lt he continued he
mood he would run the danger
/ Ir. Bonsr Law had been absent
‘ot this
“Witwasreportadtobeim-
2 in health and his resignation
dun» leadership or the House camp
nhont130.000 retm-nsflledlnnyar.
The consignee in the revenue of—
‘4 been no person in to
but few, if . deltnqualts.
It was lmpodhle to give any'flx-
urea yet regarding the number of re-
turns. itwasmid. Thereweremsny
applications for extension of tiine. but
these were granted only in cases of
absence or illness and then only for
thirty (1:13.75.
BETTER TASTE IS BOOKS.
BOSTON, March 17.—‘1'he Boston
Public Library received 150,000 more
requests {or books in 1920 then In
1919. a fact which Is the opinion of
the librarian. Charles P. D. Beiden.
reflects the taste {or good books torm-
ed during the war When army and
.. Bonan- Law was first elected to“ airy men relied upon service librnrles
“ Commonstn 1900.
..- whet as Chancellor of the E:-
(W tram December. 1916. to De—
.m. 1918 and was one at the Brit-
“delegates to the Peace Conference.
7 Born in New answick. Canada.
it ISSS. the son of Rev. James Law
on“ Biz: A. K. Law Mr. Bonar Law
‘ m his education in Canada. and
fine Mow 1115!: 8(5th
' m FAVOR A' W
GIGAGO. larch 17. --ReDOI15
01';
“ strike vote taken at middle test
“in of the five big packlng com-
” continued to arrive at union
1inflation-tern here today. and lt was
“flood they indicated; large um.
”I, are in savor of a. Strike. Full
”er to cull the walkout was placed
My tn the hands or Dennls
-treasurer of the
Order of Meat Cutters
rah-I Butcher Workmen. and Redmond
our. Brennan. counsel for the union in
, muting or the heads of the other
rand—ls involved in trades employed to
an stock yards.
WED. Mar 17 .—Ordrrs from
\fflhe office of the Adjustant-Genernl.
. transter the enlisted personnel
9‘ d’ the same regiment. The orders
“Gunny E. C. S. G.. to Company
It “all provide for transfer or pro-
” and documents to the com—
ming officer of the regiment.
annually B. Second Infantry C. S.
«a. Is discontinued and mustered out
1‘. dinner: will be transferred to the
We list. -
The Machine Gun Company. Fourth
, c. S. G.. will be mustered
, amt and discontinued.
. 32::
He was a
miner of Premier Lloyd George's
for profitable and plmuant entertain-
ment. Mr. Belden regards the same
factor as responsible for a great lu-
crease in library circulation through-
out the country.
Scientific and technical books and
those that point out ways to selt— ad-
i
roimnzr cm '11: am
The Bud-n Agricultural
spondence School of Ethan. 111. he;
recently announced s course in you]-
try turning.
The school which is the first Rus-
slan Won of its kind. wni es-
tablishedbymlwm whee-me
here from Russia as s hborer 10
fears ago. Atter graduating from
Michigan State Agricultural colleen
heworkedtorsomeflmelnnorern-
ment experimental stations. ”gels!-
lzlngtn thechemis‘tr‘yotsoflssndis
now sMnstructor in the University
of Illinois.
The school eondncu' courses in the
anlan language. at n nominal sum
and its large enrollment mush-atoll
the interestpt Rm tmmlxrunts.
most of whom were born farmers. in
American agricultural methods. 7
vancement apmr most popnhr.
mum's“ Ad's. Bil-l“
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