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jatter, Tho right of the Gover | the conditions FAS only to second cli Haher. If it ha do it not equa some changes In that cia But a aiiies Admits Its ¢ Provisions Are Probably | Unconstitutional. pressed | marking tt “advertisement.” IT REGULATES PRESS, | tion war defended, however, © ground that this paragraph was mi jt be considered as & part of the | matt privileges Powers, but ‘“Post-Office Rules” Are Not. | declared void. tee. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. — On tne | DISAGREE OVER /ER PENSIONS @reory that Congress intended to pass a | conetitutional law when {t enacted the tre “Newspaper Publicity” law last sume mer, Bolicitor-Generai Buijitt, in a brief A epey has asked the Supreme | iittes has greeted the proposal thé measure into @ constitutional enact- meat. The law will come before the) court for consideration Monday. Se long as the laws are passed ‘inthe A Aiscussion of the possibilities are,” the Bolicitor-General argued in ing prepared the brief, st is the duty of the court| Appropriation Committee Mot to adhere to the lotier of the enact. ment and destroy the spirit, but to resentative Burleso os beat it may to give measures) ect probably, will fi s pesennin cect, eacine | Som na ive senon ef Conant sos | tha tnetance to construe the law not ae| "Ot weet oo, et South Car. SURI aeceerasee. Sree a> urentinn 200- cllna ted the opposition to the scheme |< tonal conditions on the use of the “sec-| i" the committ rhvery probably Congress han no power! unica } te reguiate the press or snr g what | —— shall or what o! net to news- papers, or to require them to print th TO WOMEN suinsnentneantes t names of their bese naipere or cireula- or ti w febet haty andes” ‘aid the Golicitor- Now Is The Time General. “If the statute be constru —_ vy Cae to do those things it may those gent ost aches emmen§ , ORFENDS IT AB MERELY POSTAL oi he senna Gis fom “ssinine peau Cy ‘soon fades away. -Now The Government's brief argued that forthe time to restore’ bealth Sr SORE Ge low, itoate required “over and retain beauty. nwapaper” to fle statements * | owners, bond and clroulation u: OR PERCES 1 der penalty of being “denied the Favorite Pr ion i oges of the mall,” yet language in the other portions of the law showed that er f t ° Franectve'wil bel you Wert toler Your Dragsist will Supply You ttt RUG SHOW 8 Big Illuminated Revolving Racks i Showing Over 500 Different Rugs’ Domestics and Orientals—Every Kind, Size and Price “HH ‘This chows caly 14 ef the pettara-—that ts, ene comer of the rug, 9x12 Seamless Tap. 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