sivr.s-JT=r\ ■, ,■ .rairsgsagTHORN BILLfCOlf rfNIfRII 9UOM P/kUH ONf)j actually voting upon the bill, a*i* required by the law.| Mr Thompson says: The rulecovering pair* l otitic an ancten* one, having been promulgate J by the I loti** of Representatives o* the United Mate* in 1794. The, ’ h. orv of tin* matter is that the]j rule was a lopted. not for the purpose of pet mitt :n • th** vute «»f anticafimember to !»** counted, hut men ly that his position on th* is*u«might be made known. Only in rt recent years, «t least some timainct 1919, whrn I was a memher of tin* lyiuse ha« it f**en the j rule that a meinter $ vote on a pair be d unfed. I doubt the an- • szthoi it v of the h use to nrrk,. that J mrule In the light of Amendment !No 19, anlt;| it is at least worthy |oi Snvestigat cm. I h»j»e that you. will call attention to it, if the matter gets into thlt;* courts. •The matter seems about to get j rint th* courts through action »l *i the «ity, state and freeholder* ; j taken re ently, in efforts to I ■* operate w th the university au jf*jthoritie* to keep the fh^ee to five i tis mile gone around the university, j an#f prohibiting within such zone)J Ikpe ♦ li ng houses of any snrr.j! The ease is that of the State ofArkansas e*rel pro**Tilting attorney, atain^t T H. Kantas and I.• George Pappas, et al, in vchichigi 1 tl retnntlMioner o ri mu* i e| made H defendant and a*ks that «lt; 1, b* enjoined from issuing per- ft I mitt within three mile* of the University of Arkansas Millard Alford, attorney for Earl Wiseman, revenue commissioner win* i« made a party to the suit, plans j ! to he in Fayetteville Friday, it was announced here yesterday. ! I%A i* o nlt;l VI t«o I XV t!m. a SB