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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28
Dinner Stories

Johnnie. aged six, was one Of
those mischevious little fellows spank
ed frequently by mother. One day
father came home in time to see
Johnny with red eyes and big tears
trickling down his Cheeks.
We'll, son, what is the trouble?'
he asked.
ooh, nothing in particular pop. only
just had a quarrel with that wife
of yours, and she spanked me-"
A doctor, who was superintendent of
the Sunday school in small village.
asked one of the boys this question:
willie, will you tell me what we
must do in order to get to heaven?"
Said Willie, I'VE must die"
"Very true" replied the doctor, but
tell me what we must do before w.
die"
I'VE must get sick" said Willie.
md send for you"
Methodists attending the North Indi-
aana NJ. E. conference in Richmond
were discussing what had become Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28
Mrs. Margaret Miller, Aged
Cambridge Resident. Dies

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mrs. Mar
garet Miller. 76 years old, resident of
cambridge for more than half a CEN
tury. died at the home on West Main
street, Monday night. She was born
IN Kronstadt, Germany, Dec 25, 1S43,
and came with her parents to the
United States. about 1850, where she
married Francis Edmondson shortly
after her arrival. Edmondsorl soon af.
terwards was drafted into the Confed:
crate army. He died at the close of
war in Huntsville, Ala. To this union
were born two children, Nettie, de-
ceased, and Laura. Several years later
Mrs. Miller married Washington Hen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28
Memories of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Billy" Sunday was to talk at the
Chautauqua on Booze" 1t was antic-
ipated that he would tell of his base
ball days in his lecture.
The sixth annual reunion of the
Railsback family was held in Glen
Miller. About 65 members Of the
family were present. Persons from
out of town included David Pierce,
Hamilton, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. James
f. Pierce, Camden, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Railsbacll. Logansport, Ind; Mrs.
Charles Schrimscher, Indianapolis; :;
Miss Lottie Pence. Anderson. Ind; Mr.,
Lou Railsback, Pendleton, Ind. and
Mrs. Martha Bell, Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28
Masonic Calendar

Wednesday, Sept. 1.-Webb Lodge,
No. "a, F. and A. NJ. Called meeting;
work in the Entered Apprentice de-
gree, beginning at $3.50 -
Saturday, Sept. 4.-Loyal Chapter,
No. 49. o. E. S. Stated meeting sand
initiation of candidates. -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

bricks. To them two children were
born, Jennie, deceased, and Mrs. Har.
ry Turner, of this city. A few years
after the demise of Mr.. Hendrick she
was married to Jonas Miller She was
a member of the Methodist church.
Services were held at the home by
Rev. Mccormick, of Milton, Thursday
afternoon. Burial in Riverside.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

For Vacations and Summer Trips
Strange food, hurried eating when
travelling, too heavy diet for hot
weather-numerous causes contribute
to deranged digestion in summer time
Salts and castor oil are all right, but
many people cannot take them. Foley
Cathartic Tablets are wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing. Act surely and
gently. without gripping or nausea.
They relieve sick headache. biliousness
bloating. sour stomach and toe Up a
torpid liver. For sale by A. G. Lvken
& Co. $50 Main St.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

James NJ. Morris, Charleston, ILL.,, Will
lam n. Morris, Leitchfield, Ill, and
Philip V. Morris. Hershman, Ill.
After the election of Officers for the
1921 reunion, which is to be held in
the same place on Aug. 25, 1921, the
members adjourned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

a number Of old time ministers they
had known.
When the cost of living became so
high" said one of the group, our
pastor resigned, went to live on his
farm, and now is in the dairy busi-
ness" "- - e." " :.
And ] suppose said another, ''he
now sells pastorized milk 70
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

OF the gods, which is health, wealth
and happiness. Sunday is Ewes lucky
day and her lucky number
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-08-28

Headers may obtain answers to
q"esfions by writing the Palladium
9ueAti"ns and Answers department.
o"esttons should he written plainly
and briefly. Answers will he given
briefly. a,-.., IN e,-1- - .'>A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

renneaea Baptists. and Il 3 uEely
county win attend
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
MAY EXTEND DRIVE
FOR new SOLDIERS

Owing TO the failure Of some Of the
IS recruiting districts in the United
States 10 secure the number Of recruits
expected during the present drive being
conducted by the army. it Is rumorod
that the campaign viii be extended
after April l.
Middle and West Tennessee. off,
cl1lly known as the Nashville recruit
ing district leads the country in num-
ter Of eglistments Should the drive b.
extended Memphis viii likely secure
twice the number originally allotted 10
This station. In case the present orders
are not changed, the temporary recruit
ing details viii return 10 their organi-
cations April J., and only The general re-
cruttinR service men viii remain here,
Major b l.. Landers, VI the main Of
flee AZ Nashville, arrived Friday to
make plans fer the final lap Of the
drive. Major LRnders has visited every
large city IN Middle and West Tennes-
see in the interest Of the army, and
reports that the people Of Memphis are
cooperating with the government better
than any others in this district.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
=. HalIKla REFn
FLAMING HIl[[AND
LUMBER SHEDS TO
Be ERECTED SOON
Lumber Corporation Increases
Capitalization to 500, 900
Secures Site Near Bingham
ton for Yard and Min.

An electrically driven planning mill, a
hardwood lumber yard and two branch
offices are features Of q policy Of eK-
pansion now being put in effect by
Charles b. Carothers. Inc, OF which
Charles B, Carothers Is president. Mr.
Carothers also IL increasing tho capital
stock Of the concern from $4,000 to
si0o 900 and expects TO receive a char
ter under the enlarged capital within
the next few days.
One new office OF the firm already
has been opened and another IL 90 pc
established in Cincinnati April ]. The
office now In operation Is at Hatties-
burg, Miss and is under the manage
ment OF r, IL. Bostwiek. former sales
manager OF the Lamar Lumber com
pany Of Clyde. Miss. Mr., Carothers
has not yet announced who will have
charge Of the Cincinnati office,
A site Of six and one-han acres,
near Blnghamt0n. served by the Belt
Line, over which The NJ c. 4 81, L., l..
Y n. and l. G, railroads. operate
has been purchased by the firm.
Switches are being erected which VIII
hold 20 cars and sheds are being erected
ia which Mr. Carothers will place a
large stock OF hardwood lumber. yell
low poplar and west coast products viii
be the hardwood speCtalties IN Wmch
the firm viii deal, However, a full line
OF all hardwoods will be carried.
The company did not enter the hard
wood business until last September.
The trade has been so good that Mr..
Carothers has decided 10 make various
expansions.
The planning mill will he erected near
the Rlnghamton stock sheds. but ar
engagements for 1t have not been COM
pleted, although the company has def
nitely decided 10 erect the plant, 1t
probably win be midsummer before the
mill Is In operation and no estimate has
Yet heen made Of the probable cost.
improvements to be made 1T Bingham
ton at once will cost $4,000,
Tho Hattiesburg office III the COM
nary VIII be purchasing office almost
exclusively. The Cincinnati office prob
ably win be a sales office where North
eru trade can be accommodated. The
Earothers company has been In busi-
meas In Memphis several years and has
headquarters In the Bank OF Commerce
building
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
MEMPHIS WILL HAVE
LARGE FLYING SCHOOL

With the opening OF the aviation
school at North Memphis Driving park
on April 1. Memphis win have the
distinction Of having the largest fly
ing school In the entire South as well
us that OF being the biggest airplane
distributing point south Of the Mason
and Dixon line,
with applications coming in from
Memphis and surrounding towns Off
cEais OF the Memphis Aerial company
estimate that the school will start of
with not less than half hundred stu
dents
The company has secured the services
0f five former army instructors as
teachers. The staff will be directed by
Joe Marriott, former officer In charge
or flying at Park field and now In
charge Of the local company'H field
In order that each student may re-
oeive the benefit OF personal instruc-
ton the cadets viii be divided into
classes OF five
Applications for enrolment have been
received from New orleans, Tampa,
Fla. Jackson. Miss, Dallas and I'll
raso, Tex, Louisville, Ky, and a num-
Der of towns near Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

which tonVenes
1890 This CON
thing for est
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
DIR. GRIGGS TO CELEBRATE
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY

On sunday, March 10. there win be
q celebration Of the seventh anniversary
Of the passionate Of br. Sutton L. CRISES
az the Tabernacle Baptist Institutional
church on the ceFReF ct Georgia and
Lauderdaie streets. bT, GriEEs WI
preach an anniversary sermon a IL
o'clock en- that day. and the ministers
OF the other churches and the citizens
will have charge Of an afternoon serv-
Ice beginning az 3 O'Clock.
The work Of Dr. Griggs In Memphis
for the seven years that he has been a
pastor here has been al "A notable char
Acter. What had been one Of the best
negro churches In the city had become
afflicted with bitter fractional spirit, a
malady which has been regarded as
incurahle IN Negro churches. but under
his leadership the church rs now one
OF the most peaceful and prosperous In
the city, and has "A steady growth, I'm
der his administration the church has
moved into a new edifiee which, when
completed. will be one Of the largest
and best appointed institutional
churches operated by negroes, When
In fun operation, the church Will have
q agencies directed toward the ply
steal intellectual. civic and spiritual
uplitt Of the colored people. These ae-
tiyties viii be nonseetarian In char
acter and open to all The institutional
features Of the church will be known
as the National Religious and civic In
stitute. 1t is the plan to give the
work a nationwide influence among
the colored people, Plans have been
matured which viii insure the opening
Of all these departments within the next
few months.
DR.. GriEgs' lahers have not been
confined to Memphis. He has been
summoned to various parts II the
country 20 deliver addresses and all
places visited arr unanimous In testi-
flying to tho great good that he has
accomplished,
Or. o. L. HALEY one OF the leaders
Of the Southern Baptist convention,
said of an address delivered by Or,
Griggs This was truly q great ad-
dress, and delivered in most manly
and eloquent manner. Its spirit was
wholly above passion or prejudice, and
II showed wide research and deep
thought And get. he presented Il SO
that the less trained among them could
easily understand him. And IL made a
fine impression for good, II would be
a great thing for the present times II
he could deliver that address far and
wide to both races. Or, GTiggs liz lend
ing his mighty strength to the solution
Of one OF the most difficult problems Of
the present time"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

dag school convention
in Jackson on APRIL rs.
yentiou is quite . Pts
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Neaes of RiUers
River Bulletin.

sRise Fall
/ The river viii rise at an increasing
rate In this district for several days
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
LEGION TO SHOW WAR
PICTURES AT CONVICTION.

CONVICTION. Tenn, Maurh ia. EsplA
The Upton county post. No. 81.
American Legion. will show in Coying-
ton on the afternoon and night Of
March -, the official pictures OF the
a0th division breaking the Hlndenbura
Line between Cambria and ST Quentin,
MAJ landres, who viii bring the pie
ture here, viii also lecture on the ac-
tiyiues u the Old Hickory division. OF
which he was a member. He served
throughout the war with this organi-
zatlon and is therefore familiar with
the thrilling stories Of yalorous deeds
done by his cOmpatrlots.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
TO BUILD NEW DEPOT
AT MARKED TREE, ARK.

MARKED TREE, Ark. March L.
(Spl )-Supt Woods Of Frisco lines at
r. recent visit to Marked Tree gave out
information that within 80 days work
would begin here on the new passen-
ger depot and freight house. The in
creased business taxed the capacity Of
the old depot.
The First National bank has let a
contract for remodeling its present
quarters. A new front, vault and fix
lures are 10 be installed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
NEGRO FLU VICTIMS
DRINK TAR AND DIE

SCOOBA, Miss, March ~. (Spl)--
Wednesday many new cases of influ-
enga were reported here and also a
the negroes.
Many negroes who were desperately
IN with influenza drank tar which re-
suited In their death In a very short
while, Doctors have been going day
and night and are completely worn
out
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
BAPTISTS TO MEET.

CONVICTION, Tenn. March ~. (Spll
II. W Darby, who Is vice. president of
the Big Hatchie Baptist association, Is
endeayoring to, get a report from the
various churches Of this association in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
1906 BALES COTTON
RAISED IN Upton

CONVICTION, Tenn, March II. tSpl.)
The receipts to date IN Upton county
snow 1896 bales as compared TO II 500
baies TO same date last year; stock on
hand, h,127, against 3,4s0 last year.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02

d. presedinte pune la vot luarea
in considerable a contcstatiei care
Sc respinge.
d. AL. Chabert este declarat de.
putat de Duro&tor.
d. Georgescu-Tulc sustine ce.
lelalte contestant ale alegerilor din
Durostor; in special contra d-lui
Hayns A{net Hagi selim, care nu
este cetatAan romin.
d. B1LCIURESCU vorbeste in
contra contestatiei, aduce un cert.
ficat doveoitor ca d. Havus Amet
Haga Selim nv S a bucurat de pro-
tectie streina.
d. DIR. N. LUPU: T-ai turtit fe.
sui.
d. HAvJTSs AMED SEI.IM do
[vedeste cetatenia, cerind respinge-
rea contestatiei.
Contestatia Sc respinge.
Scdinta Sc ridica la ora l 81 jun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02
CON v G A R E.

Societatile Unite Romfne de aju-
tor 81 cultura ,,Dcsteapta-te Romf-
ne Hora Unirii" din Detroit, Mich.
convoaca pc toti membrii 81 suro-
rile membre de lua parte la adu-
narea generala extra-ordinara ca
re va avea loc. pc. ziua de s Au-
gust 1920 in hala Cheine din $50
Monroe Str.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
II p. m.
1ntrc alte puncte va f Isl darea
in primire Gle la vechiul Comitet la
noul Comitet asemenea Sc vor re-
solva mai multc chestnut earl nu
| $ 'au putut ispravi la adunarca gc-
ncrala din 25 Iulie.
Stunt rugati staruitor ca toti
fratii membrii sa ia parte la aceas-
ia sedinta 81 toti acei frati Romini
earl vor de a devcni membrii al a.
cestci societati.
Pentru fratii membrii earl stau
la Highland Park 81 la Hamtramck
j1uati Streetcarul Dawson 81 va da-
I, ii jos la Monroe Str.
In speranta eli toti fratii Isl vor
face datorinta, seminar in numele
, soc. unite Desteapta-te Romine Ho-
ia Unirii din Detroit, Mich.
fB PresidiM.
|'(77-7S\
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02
PARLANFNTUL
G A N + r A.
Sedinta della % Iunie.
(Urnare.)

(Urmare.
ID. GH. CRISTESCU: Foarte
. 'rau pentru ca d. dr.. Gheorghion a
solicitat votul mSlncitorilor in ale
geri.
Continna expunind motivele pen
tru carl II a semnat raportul.
Eu delegat am fost lovit la Reggie
in momentul cind Sc facea ancheta.
ID. Cristescu afirmind uncle lll-
cruri pc carl majoritatea lie consi-
dora ca nu Sc pot spune in Aduna-
re deputatii din majoritate para
scsc incinta.
Termina spunind ca. conducato-
rii stunt vinovati de incidentele pc
trecptAsla Reggie 81 de acele carl Sc
vsf mai petrece.
D. sministru c.. ARGETOIANU
citestc}manifestul lansat de clubul
socia M'dupa incidental della Re-
gle manifest care indus in eroare
muncit0rimea.
,,Metodele 81 reana credinta ce-
lor earl conduc sindicatnl este e.
videnta"
d. TOMA DRAGU: Respingem
accasta afirmatie. Rea credintaS IA
!. .ax. = s.y&<xxs,ss,- - - - 81 = =
D. MINISTRU G. ARGETOIA-
NU intrebuinteaza un cuvint fran
tuzesc. I,
d. DR.. ~ LUPU. - Traduceti
ca nu stu frantuzeste.
ID. MINISTRU c. ARGETOIA-
NU: Daca ar tTebui sal fnvat tot
cceace nu stu ar trebui sa-mi pi-
erd prea multi timp.
ID. /. MIHALACHE: Acesta nu
este parliament ciocnesc Ell. Consti-
tutia nu obliga pc deputati sd in
vete frantuzeste.
d. MINISTRU ARGETOTANU +:
COnducerea socialista nu este a.
sa de abila. Massa partidului asa
zis socialist nu este socialista. Pro-
ba este impartirea muncitorilor in
doua tabere': sindicatele rationale
sunt din ce in ce mai puternice.
Guvernul primeste toate conclu-
ziile raportului comisiunii de an
. cheta admitind, in acelasi timp 81
reprimirea lucratorilor concedati.
!, Scdinta Sc ridica pentru 10 mi
mute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02

raportor, vorbeste de cazul capita
nului Chabert care spune, d-sa, a e.
sit din ostire in mod dubios, dupa
cum va dovedi.
moi partidul pOporului trebue
sa facem gestul exchidcrii lui' din
rindurile noastre. Sc spune ca da-
ca inamicul intrat in rindurile
noastre sc datoreste unei greseli a
d-lui capitan Chabert.
A fost facut prizonier la Turtu-
Gaia. Acolo dovedit ca era in bn-
nele gratii ale contropitorului bull
gar.
Sa vie d-sa sd probeze aci ca nu
este vinovat. sd ceara comisie spe-
ciala de ancheta dorita de toti Off
terri, de acei carl sunt in afara de
armata 81 de cei earl sunt in par
lament, pehtru a Sc face lumina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02

MOI PASAGERI DE PIE CLASA III-a
certificam ca am facut primul voiaj
Gu vaporul Regina D'Italia' 81 in
tot timpul voiajului nam avut nici o
mica sufcrinta. asa ca vaporul a IA
cut 13 mile pc ceas 81 camerle au
fost destul de curatite ST tot odata si
mincarile s'au gait dupa placul nos
tru.
I'm fine nu avem nici o durere de
arAta de cit ca Gu pfAcere salu-
poruiui Regina DItalia. att 81 COM
pania acestui vapOr.
- COnstnntin Tamns, 1891 W. 81 STR.
Cleveland. d.. din Fhghra.. Strndn
Hurexului No. $50. Romfnin.
- George Grama. .O4 North 3rd ST..
Philadelphia. Pa. din Rimnicui Sd-
rat. R0mfnin.
- Gavrila Bnlatici. reprexentantul dc
la bRncn lml Morris Enxel. No. 120
Greenwich STR. New York. din c.
ecu Giurgesti, SoIn0c DObicn, Ron,i-
mia.
Detroit, Mich. din Beclenn. jud. Fd-
giiras, Romfnia.
81 Dan Vraciu. 3430 Black Ave.. In
diana HarbOr. Ind. din Ioiana, ju-
detMl S1biiu, R0mfnfa.
g. Vicentlu &. ZlEjncscu. II. o. ID. 03.
Alliance, o., din Beclean, jud. Fhgi-
ras, RomiAia.
- Lnxar StUfan. 1870 Hastings Street.
Dctroit, Mich, din HerniaeOya. jud.
TiMis, Romfuta.
- Noise TOpdrcenn, r. o. b. 1S5 Huh
hard. o., din Ap0ldul mic. jud. Si-
hiiu. Rominin. }Advo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02

| Turtucaia i'm numele celor sacri-
ficati i'm mod inutil acolo.
| Au cazut prizonieri 553 ofiteri
Isl % mil oameni. Soldatul romin
STA facutSla Turtucaia datoria "a
rif sa Sc gfndeasca la sacrificiul vie
! Til. Daca au cazut acolo a fost din
vina comandamentului.
La fntoarcerea din captivitate,
II am fost trimisi inaintea instan-
telor militare dindu-se prilej la ne
dreptati Gu avansarea fostilor pri-
zonieri.
Cere ancheta parlamentara care
sd lumineze chestiunea.
ID. GEN. CANTACUZINO fell
cita De d. Chabert.
h ID. CHABERT: Comisiunea de
general IN a absolvit facindu-mi
un rapport fa<orabil. Totusi am
fost TRIMS in judecata indiciara
penfru dezertare la mamie Exista
ordin de urmarire 81 nu exista plIn
gcre din partea nimanui.
SOCIALISTIT: Asa este justi-
tia militara. :.
d. CHABERT: Am sfost gasit
ncvinovat; n am fost TRIMS in ju-
decata curtii martiale, mindu-mi
dreptul promoted mele. De aceea
am demisionat din armata.
Toate actele de carl am vorbit,
lie yeti gasi la dosarnl pc care-l
yeti eerceta.
Celeste nn rapport AZ d-lui gene
raj Damian, care insotcste demisix'
d-lui AL. Chabert din armata, de
cuvinte calde, aratind meritele a.
sale 81 munca depusa pentru insti-
tutie timp de 20 ami de zile.
,,Pleaca din armata'', termina
raportul, ,,pierzind totul, afara de
onOare".
Cere ancheta parlamentara pen
tru ca sa i Sc faca dreptate att d.
sale cit 81 camarazilOr earl au sufe-
rit 81 sunt inca napastuiti ca 81 d.
Sa.
D. GEN. CANTACUZINO: D.
Chabert cere ancheta 81 are drep-
tul sd MI i Sc refuze.
Camera cere inchiderca discu-
| tiei 81 validarea alegerei d-lui AL.
Chabert.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02
PRTNTL MINISTRT fMPIEDI.
CAT 81 VORBEASCI.

d. GEN. AVERESCU: In mod
regretabil chestiunea a fost declasa-
ia, intrOducindu-se cazul Turtu-
Gaia in discutie.
Sa nu Sc traga nici concluzie
din ceea-ce s'a spus aci in chestia
Turtucaia.
d. GEORGESCU-TULCEA vrea
sd ceteasca mai multe acte tot in
chestia AL. Chabert, sprijinind ce-
rerea unei anchete.
Maioritatile professional. DR.. Lu-
pu: Nu incercati sd ne terorizati
'caci va vom teroriza 81 moi. Ince.
be dialogul violent: clinchetul clo-
lpotelului presedentia nu poate po-
toll spiritele.
d. GEORGESCU-TULCEA vrea
sd ceteasca; incep iarasi protesta-
rile
ID. DR.. N. LUPU, adresindu-se
Pr. Lucaci: Rog sd protejati pc o.
ratorul opozitiei contra tiraniei ma
joritItii.
d. GEORGEsCU-TULCEA ci-
teste declaratiile unor ofiteri carl
all lnptat La Tnrtucaia.
d. d. r. IOANITESCU: De i'm
Gle al actele? s
D. GEORGESCU-TULCEA: De
Ia ministerul dc razboi.
ID. general Avcrcscu vrea sa
vorbeasca. Opczitia acopere cu stri
gate cuvintele primului ministru
carl MI Sc pot distinge).
| d, Georgescu cere instituirea an
chetei parlamcntare Gu m,llta in
sistenta.
d. GEN. AVERESCU: MOI nu
facem procesul purtari d-lui Cha
bert, ci procesul unei sentinte a
cnrtii martiale 81 MI stu daca a.
VEN aceast5 cadere.
D. DIR. LIrpu: Parlamentul es.
te s,lveran.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02
4 COMISIUNILE MUNCI-
TORESTI

La redeschidere - ora II fara
un sfert - la cuvintul d. G. MAR
ZESCU, in chestie de regulament.
D-sa vorbeste de comisiunile mum
citoresti, recunoscute de guvern,
cerind proectul guvernului care
prevede' infiintarea acestor conf
stunt pehtru ca discutiunea sa Sc
sf1rseasca Gu un poect de legc care
sa stabileasca raporturile dintre or
ganele administrative 81 muncito-
rcsti.
Parlamentul n are cadere admi-
nistrativa ci pur legislative.
d. MINISTRU G. ARGETOIA-
NU afirma ca consiliile muncito-
rcsti exista 81 sunt create de d. G..
Marzcscu.
d. MARZESCU professional, spu
mind ca nu d-sa lea infiintat.
d. C. ARGETOIANU: Guvernul
va veni cbl,n project Gle lege pen
tru reglementarea consiliilor mum
citoresti earl existau dinainte.
d. N. IORGA: Comisiilnea n "a
fHcut Gle cit sd formeze I'm dezide-
rat. De altfel este natural ca 0 in
stitutie care produce statnlui I'm
million 81 jumatate pc ii sa Sc fp-
grijeasca de organizatia muncito-
rilor.
ALEGERILE della DUROSFOR
CAZUL CHABERT- -TURTU-
GAIA.
d ZIZI GEN. CANTACUZINO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-02

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