"ANYTHING ON WHEELS" MAY BE SOLD OF IT IS still useful, for its actual cash value, through advertising it in the classified columns. Used cars, if not yet passed, useful service, are marketable—so are business vehicles of all sorts. To take such articles to market is to advertise them.
IDAHO, MONDAY, 3,
HOW TO WIN THE WAR IS THE DOMINATING QUESTION FOR LAWMAKERS
WASHINGTON — Congress reassembled today with war problems before it which probably will keep it in session until September or October. Leaders expect these desuits:
Declaration of war on Austria. New and more radical war profits taxes.
$20,000,000,000.
Action on proposed "dry" and woman suffrage amendments to the national constitution.
There is general recognition that the session will be largely emergency in character, taking up war measures as events at the front develop. Many members favor keeping the session until the end of the war, or the constitutional life of the body ceases. The fact that all members must seek reelection next fall and wish to be in their districts acts, however, as a brake on this movement.
La Follette a Problem
The senate has a problem all its own—La Follette. When the special war session adjourned, there seemed to be a general agreement to attempt to censure and not to expel him. The Wisconsin pacifist, however, has given every indication of pushing the fight to a decision himself—the two alternates being either that he is an expelled martyr or the vindicated victor. He confidently expects the latter result, counting on the  The senate's strong free-speech convictions. 