Anaconda 14%. Armour B 3. Beth
lehem Steel 41%, Calumet and Hec
la 5, Curtiss-Wright 4V Fox Films
151 s, General Motors 38. Kennecott
19'i, Packard Motors 5%, Southern
Railway 32V Ulen Company, no
sale; United Aircraft 24%, United
States Steel 52%.
Woman Legislator
of If ashington Dies;
Liberal in Politics
YAKIMA. Wash., March 24 —
Mrs. Ina P. Williams, aged 58
members of the State Legislature
in 1917, died here yesterday. She
came to Yakima 46 years3 ago and
had been active in politics and
club work. She is survived by the
widower, one son and four daugh
ters. Miss Barbara Williams, one
of the daughters, is a member of
the theatrical profession on Broad
way.
Mrs. Williams was considered a
liberal in politics, espousing the
causes of women and labor.
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Federal Reserve to
Make Industry Loans
WASHINGTON. March 24.—Leg
islation to allow the Federal Re
serve to make direct five-year loans
to industry is under draft by Sen-:
ator Carter Glass,
PROGRESSIVE
HEALTH IDEAS
TO BE ADOPTED
Disease Preventative Meas
ures to Be Put in Effect
by Terr. Health Officer
In accordance with the progres
sive health measures which are be
ing undertaken in all parts of the
United States, Dr. W. W. Council.
Territorial Health Officer, will next
week begin giving diphtheria in
noculations to all children of Ju
neau, twelve years old and under.
"These innoeuiations cause no ill
ness and will not necessitate any
absence of those of school age,"
Dr. Council said. "Their value has
been proved in hundreds of cities
were children have received in
noculaticns. They are. at least.
