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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
CTVRTY BANDrTU Sc PRIMAL.
DOZNAvA, zE RfDIL AUTOMOBIL, AvSAK ZAPl-
RA, zE STRfLEL.

Columbus O.. 1. prosnce - Muz zatceny v Clevelandu
podezren ze byl jednm upy banditd jez omto me
utkala boji poc tim vysledkem, ze jeden sraz
mix jeden upc by zabiti PRIMAL Uda sve meno jako
Frank Mithoefer jinak Willis, vek 20 rokd, byde Gle
veland. Prav ze rdil AUTOMOBILE nemz tlupa vyjea 81
Clevelandu do Indiany kde mela dmysu ooupi banku
vsak popira, ze byl by vIbec sle behem btvy polc
Pred tim primal jiny banditd Loomie Cummns 26et
rovnez Clevelandu. 4ste sre
Tfe Glen lezi tezce zranen zdes Protestantske
mocnci Jest to James Martini jnak Sm" Brady, jenz
pokus sebevrazdu, sfelv do hlavy. kdyz vde ze
ujde zatcen Bya mem provedena ekaf pravf
re pozdravf.
Ctvty bandta Peter Long, Erie, Pa. znamy svym
lukumpannm jako Veky Bl' by zabit boji, " nemz
cista Koeher by Ranu vypal polcista Frdde
jenz sam byl stfelen do hlavy.
Mithoefer Cummins byl odkazani velke porote OBJ
vinenf vrazdy prvnm stupni ocekava ze zmfen6 e
eso vznese formalnf zalobu pfistfs tyden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
ZADNE. PENfZE - zADNf
SVETLO.

Lima, O., /. prosince. - To-
to m6sto dnesni noci bylo do
slovne pohrizeno hlubCkou
tmu. Ami jedmeho svetla ne
bylo ma ulicich, elektrickeho
ami plynoveho. Kdyz pfitom-
ma administrace uiala Sc spra-
Wy mesta, mestsky Tiditel Bing
ham prohlasil, ze bude opero-
vati verejn6 prospeshe podni-
ky, pokud bude miti penize a
ze prestane je operovati, az pc
nize dojdou. Slibu tomu do
stal. Kdyz dosly penize, do
slo i svetlo a zaroven oznamil
p. Bingham, ze ulice nebudou
zametany a vIbec cisteny az v
lednu, 1928 a ze tfetina poll
cetniho muzstva bude propu-
st9na az do te DOLBY. Obcan-
stvo jest zle rozhorleno aproti
mestske sprave a vyzyva il, by
bud ulice osvetlila neb resig-
novala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
v DEN SNATKU - HROZ-
MA SMRT.

Green Bay, Wisconsin. 20.
listopadu. - Devatenactileta
Ordile Gilsonova zahynula hro,
znou smrti vcera, kdy mela
slaviti snatek s Frankem ]. Cl-
sarem, 21-letym farmarem.
Zemrela nasledkem popalenin
kdyz jejf zenich k nj do domu
prisel. Divka vstala casne ra-
no We ctyry hodiny zatim co
jeff rodice byli zamestnani il
nou praci, pfiDravovala Sc u
variti snidani. Dfivi bylo vlh-
ke i sla ma zadni pavlac, vzala
tam konev petroleje a polila
dfivi v kammech. Nastal W.
buch, saty ma nj Sc vznaly a
okamzite slala v jednom pla-
meni. Jeji stryc, ktery spal
nahore, slysel jeff kirk, pfi-
behl il ma pomoc, ale bylo jiz
pozd6. Snatek mel sc konati
o devate hodlne v Dykesville.
Pred osmou hodinou dostavil
sc do domu nevestina zenich,
Frank J. Cisaf a nest astna div
|ka skonala "a kratkou dobu v
|jeho naruci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
CESKY PROJEV CLEMEN-
CEAU.OW.

Paffz, IA. list. - (Postovnf
zprava). - PTedseda Ustfednf
Rady csl. spolkd We Francii, p.
Sis postal Clemenceauovi, od-
iizd6jicfmu do Spojenych Sta
til, pfipis, v nemz mu pfeje
zdaru pro jeho lsili obnoviti
solidaritu spojencd v miru, tax
,jak byla "a valky. VeSkera
hodnota vft6zstvi bude ztrace-
ma, dnebude-li splneua mfros &
smloNva, pravi Sc v pffpisu'
z&dny n&rod necftf vice tutc
nutnost, nez n&rod ceskosloven
sky, nebot' byl po til stolet1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
LIBERALM biloxi v KONCRESU.
ORCANlSATOkI POP1RAJf, zE BY Sc JIM JEDNA.
LO o ZALOzENl TkETf STRANY.

Washington l. prosnce. - Pokrokovc kongreSu dnes
Sc ku spoecnemu postupu yeceh zakono
darstvf. -
"a pfitomnost ctrnacti senatord a dvacet dvou po-
slancd projevd souhlasu cd nych ktef neoh by pff
tomni, mezi nimz jest kongresnk Knight Akron move
zvoleny kongresnk Crosser Clevelandu kdoz jsou
hnu mali pevne pfesvedcen re spoecnym jednanm poda-
jim vyvozovat rozhodujfci vv obou domech kongresu
Ultra da pokrokova schdze bude konana, svolana byv-
jako dnesni senatorem R. NJ LaFoettem Wiscon-
sinu ale mfse aby lcasens bylo teny pf
tomneho pffstho kongresu vani budou vIdcove poro
kovem hnut rdznych casech Spojenych Statn kte
sou cleny kongresu Bude cd Mich zadana rada pomoc
tax aby pokrokove dee sly vsech kruh obcansva
Mezi temi, ktem budou muvti zitfejsf schnz jsou
Samuel Gompe pedseda Amercke Federace Prace Samuel
Untermeyer New Yorku guv. John J. Blaine Wisconsin.
Ackoi senatofi kongresnci zastupujcf dive
dnes vecer popre kazdy lmys povzbuzovat hnutf
zalozen tfe srany sorganova svoji skupnu techze
]ich jako organisace repubkanska demokraticka
podnk poatecnf kroky sm6ru volenf presdena
primo lidem zrusenim tax zvaneho koegia elektort
Venkovni polic pozorovatele povazujf prave uskuec
nenou organised ako sanu arch stranach ez
moha by sat zarodkem tfetf srany, kdyby hnutf
smeru pozd6 vznko du Podobn9 ako organisace repu-
b&nsk6 deo1atck& tel tento novf lbeE1ln biloxi Evol
3aAbx frozkod.
matt vsechny ddlezte pfedlohy konecn9 poradnf bor
jehoz ceny budou IT, kdoz nesou cleny kongresn.
Dnesnf schdze zahajena bya senatorem LaFollettem
Wisconsin,, enz poslednch vobach byl znovuzvoen do
sveho fadu obrovkou venou acko vsechen konservatv
nj zvel spoil oppos prot nemu Ma navrh LaFollet
v zvoen byl predsedou chdze senator Norris Nebrasy
Oba prohas dcelem pfitomneho hnuti rozhodne
zalozenf tretf strany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02

y Berlin, l. prosince. - v po
znamkach k ujisteni, re Anne
ricane budou udrzovati svoji
hotovost v zabranem uzemi Ne
mecka, Boersen .Zeitung dnes
pravi, re obyvatelstvo Poryni
nepochybne bude Sc radovati,
jezto RUNE prihody nasvedco-
valy, re Americana ma Ryne
pisobili do jiste miry jako br-
zda ma francouzskou "vaseh
pro vojenske prehmaty a zby-
tecne mrhani n6meckym ma
jetkem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
FRANCE PRO SILNOU
ARMADA.

Pariz, !. prosince.. - Fran
Gle nepomysli ma zadne radi.
kalni odzbrojeni. Toto vyslo
ma jevo b6hem debaty 0 fran.
couzskem rozpoctu, kdyz. sne-
movna poslanecka, 366 prot
191 hlasnm, zamftla navrh
Herriotta, radik alniho sociali'
stickeho vndce, ma snizeni po'
lozky ma d6lostrelectvo. Has
tento We skutecnosti znamena
projev ddvery We vladn} ar
madnf smernici. Andre Lefe'
vre, mistopfedseda snemcvny
velebil Clemenceau-a pro jehc
vystrahu Americe,. ze Nemec
ko chyst& pomstu proti spojen'
cum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
REPUBLlKU v REcKu.
Pfedpovfd& drivSjSi premier
one xemx, Venixelos.

Ath6ny, l. prosince. - Dff.
vejsi premier Venizelos dnes
predpov6d6l, ze republika w,
vstane z prftomneho chaosu
pfwod6neho nest'astnou val
kou a popravami byvalych mi
nistrI.
''Lid jest zraly pro republi.
ku," psal svym zdejsfm pirate
.ldm. Mocne vlivy jsou nyni ,
praci ma zabran6ni ,popravy
prince Ondreje, bratra dffv6j.
Siho krale Konstantina a. il
|nych ''v&letn4ch proyinilca''
|lteff mx1f bytf sjsSts | tav9n
pred soud. Process $ princen
Ondfejem, jenz velel jedne d.
visi v Male Asii,nepochybne zs
hajen bude v pondeli. Panuj
obavy, ze bude rovn9z odsou
zen k smrti. Gen. Vlachopcu
los, jenz v pfedesle revoluc
odsoudil n9kolik lichvard sc q!
votnimi potrebami k smrti, bu
de predsedat procesu s prin
|cem.
Generalov& Dousmanis a V;
lettas byli zatceni a uveznen
a jest pravd6podobno, ze j
stihne ,tentyz osud iako dri
|vejsi ministry. Dousmanis by
val nacelnikem reckeho gene
ralniho stabu.
Atheny, /. prosince. - Tu
recko-bulharske povstaleck
lvybuchy v Sinu ro2mnozil,
zmatky, jimiz pritomna vlad'
jest obklopena. Povstalci ma
padli fecke vojsko, jez je cd
razilo po zabiti dvaceti osmi
Tfinact mohamedanskych Bul
hard bylo zajato q poprave
Inn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
OBVINfd PROn DAUCHERTYMU.
KONCRE.SNiK KELLER SEIRNUL. JE.
We CTRNACT BODU,
OBzALONACf SPIS PROFIT CENERALNlMU Ma
vLADNlMU PREDLOzEN VYBORU.

Washington, /. prosnce - Predseda nejvyssiho soudu
William Howard Taft menovan jest spse dorucenem sne
movnfmu pravnimu vyboru kongrenikem Kelerem Mime
soty jako svedek jenz ma by povoan rizeni obzao
vani generaniho navadniho Harry NJ Daughertyho.
Pan Taft ma sv6dc kongresnik Keller pise spojeni
obvnenm formalne podanymi ze generan navladn usa
novova d6vey nehodne koruptn nebezpecne muze do
sokych fad6 acko vede ze sou to de akoveho charak
teru."
George Wickersham, dfvejsi generani navladni; Sa-
Gompers pfedseda Americke Federace Prace Guy
Oyster Gompersv sekrear by rovnez uvedeni Keerer
jako sv9dkove, kteri mali byti povolani vyborem
Vzhedem zadost vyboru, ably uda jmena vsech osob,
iez by moh svedcit obvinenfch nez opra svl pozada
vek obzalovani Keller sdeuje re nehoda il vyhoveti
krone tch pfipadech kde osoby jmenovane nebyy By
vystaveny onrozovanf neb obtezovanf.
Shrnuv ctrnact bodd sve ddvody obzalovan Kel
ler tvrd, ze Daugherty dopusl "podvodu kamu
Taftov kdyz tz by presidene aby ziskal prOpust6n
w. Morse ze kdyz Morse nezapat Daugherty-
mu jeho spolecniknm sbeny honorar Daugherty pros
lfad generaniho navadnfho pre- 4osobn msu zi
skav obzaovanf Morse
We SVEN dopise pfedsedovi volsteadovi pravniho W.
bor Keller pravi mezi nym "Jsem hoov dokazat ze re-
ceny Daugherty jest vnnym vaznych pfehmatd trade
poakozuiicich velk& my vcfejn4 zajmy vazneho
lEfv<Hf.
sve dfedni prsahy velkych zocind pestupkd trnac
bodech nchz kazdy jest podporovan cetnymi dokady
"Zdai nekterych techto ctrnact specfkac proi
zmnenemu Henry M Daugherymu mohlo by by feceno ze
isou dnezitej nez ostatn prav Keller jest to
skupna speckaci kajici odepreni zanedbani eeene
ho Harry NJ Daugheryho provadet prottrusove zakony
lSpojenych Statd Americkych."
Ocekava se ze vyslech pred pravnm vyborem vyzada
Isl vice dn Kelera bude pry zastupovat Samuel Unte
meyer, jeden nejepsch advokatd Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02

podnozfm Nemci v ,otroctvf
fysickem mravnim. Cesko-
slovensko nikdy nezapomene
ma pfisp6nf Clemenceauovo v
osvobozovacf revoluci a ma je-
no pomoc v pfedb9 9zn6m jed
mani mfrove konference. Ma
|pravilali valka stalete kfivdy
proti MAST zemi, pax mir zaji-
sti zivot pffsti. Nenf to sice je-
dinou pficimou. proc Ceskoslo-
vensko zdstava vemtm Fran
eli v zapasech 0 vft9zstvf miru,
je vsak neobyeejn3 dhlezito
pro humanitu, pro pravo q
spravedlnost, ably ii, kdoz wi.
Itkzili We valce, ztsta1i vftezi
lv mfru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
HARDING PRY OPET
"POBEzp.

Palo Alto, CAL, l. prosince.
- Republikanskym president
skym kandidatem v 1924 "sa-
mozrejm9 bude Warren G..
Harding, sekretar obchodu
Herbert C. Hoover prohlasil v
interviewu zde dnes. "A vice
nez to, do te DOLBY" dodal p.
Hoover, "verejnost 81 uvedomi
pokrokovost jeho smernic, je7
umoznily, ze zeme prosla pc
riodou rekonstrukce."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
vELKY PozAR v ERIE.

Erie, Pa, 2. prosince. -
Ohen, jenz nebyl pod kontro-
lou jeste dnes We 1890 rano,
hrozil znicenim til budov v
obchodni casti m9sta. Husty
dym a silny vitr kladl prekaz-
ky dsili hasicd. Cena ohrozo-
vanych budov $ jejich obsa-
hem je odhadovana ma $780,
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
KOMUNISTE - PRO OsvO
BOZENl cERNOCHU.

Moskva, l. prosince. = TIE
Ii Intemacionala prijala reso-
luci prohlasujici, ze Spojene
Staty jsou urceny hrati ddle-
zitou 1lohu v zapasu africke
rassy o svobodu a ze jezto A
merika jest dnes strediskem
ternosske kultury sveta, jest
to v one zemi, kde komunisti-
cka kampan 0 osvobozeni Ger
nocht vsech zemi must byti
soustfedena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
RUSKO-NEMECKA
ALLIANCE.

Londyn, 1. prosince.- Zpra
va O rusko-nemecke vojenskc
allianci proti Francii byla OIL
vena londynskym Daily Mail.
Casopis tento prinasi informa-
ce re spolehl:vych pry prame-
MI, ze Francie a Polsko mali
byti zkruseny v pfiSti valce, v
ktere Velka Britanie, Italie a
Amerika nebudou pomahati
Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-02
VYTRZNOST v MESTE
MEXIKU.
POvstala n8sledkem nedostat.
ku vody = mnoho lidi "a.
bito . poranSno.

Mesto Mexiko, /. prosince.
- Mezi Is a 20 osobami bylo
zabito a 200 poran6no We W.
trznosti, jez strhla Sc zde dnd;
casne ranc. Povstala, kdyz
nekolik set osob podniklo 1tok
ma radnici, ponevadz voda by
la zavrena.
Vojaci a policiste jail Sc pa.
liti do davu re .vzdalenosti je'
nop n6kolika krokn. Agitato.
m svolah poa r4signaGi mist'
skych 1fednfkn.
Boje rozsirily Sc po cele cb'
chodni casti mesta a do restau
raci. Zastupy pochodovaly u
licemi, volajice vodu. Pfed
/, tydnem vodarna byla zapla
vena. Cd te DOLBY vodu byle
mozno zlskati jenom hodinl
denne, proti cemuz skoro kaz
dy den poradany demonstrate
Ell Nacional, We zvlastnin
vydani, odhaduje pocet mr.
4, tvych ma 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-23
The BUSES AT NIGHT

Complaint is being made as to the manner in which
the buses operating out of this city are being run at night.
Persons in a position to know and who are absolutely reliable
declare that young girls frequent the starting stations for
he buses at night and spend considerable time there while
the buses have to wait until they are scheduled to start.
Then, it is said, the girls ride in the buses ostensibly as pas
sengers, but that the trip become long drawn out, especially
when there are no other passengers, and those who are
waiting along the road for the bus to come wonder what has
become of it.
These are serious charges, but the fact that they come
from an unimpeachable source makes it impossible to ig-
more them. Such a situation as this is intolerable. The
authorities should leave nothing undone to get at the facts
and hand out such punishment as is deserved. Care also
ought to be taken in the character of the bus drivers. These
men become public servants and their Responsibilities can
not be ignored. Likewise, the starters who are being paid
by the taxpayers should be men worthy of the confidence
imposed in them.
The trips made late at night are, at best, difficult to
control, yet if the right kind of men are in charge they ought
10 go through without delay because of the comparatively
few passengers. But those who are compelled to travel at
that hour have a right to expect decent service.
The bus business is still ON trial. Such charges as have
been brought against their operation at night together with
The long delays which are unaccounted for as far as the
waiting passenger is concerned, are going TO bring the buses
into ~disrepuie quicker than anything that could happen. A
thorough Investigation and forcible steps to clean up the sit
Cation is what is needed on the part of the authorizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-23
THE VISITING ENGINEERS

Perth Amboy, today, bids welcome to the delegates who
ere attending the 125th meeting of the American Institute
Of Mining and Metalurgical Engineers which is being held
in New York. These men come to this city for the purpose
of inspecting some of our industries. Representing, as they
do, the best minds in the mining and metallurgical field, it
is a matter of pride to Perth Amboy that they should pick
out this city for one of their side trips. Sometimes it re-
quires a visit of this kind to impress upon us the greatness
and importance of our own industries.
Perth Amboy is proud to have these men come here
and we trust that the impressions gained will be of such a
nature that they will want to come again. The city has much
to offer as an industrial center and it is going to be even
more attractive once the movement now being started for a
greater city is fairly under way. With our matchess water
front, nearness to the open sea and, at the same time, being
within the metropolitan area centering about the greatest
city on the continent, and with first class railroad facilities,
there is every reason why Perth Amboy should increase in
Industrial importance.
The visiting engineers will see for themselves today
Just what we have here. We trust that they will be as great
ly pleased with us as we are at having this opportunity to
entertain them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-23
HOW THE WHEELS GO ROUND

County Clerk Bernard M. Cannon has given the public
a view of the inside workings of the political machine in his
statement regarding Governor Edwards which was publish
ed Tuesday. The taxpayers can now form some kind of an
idea Of how the wheels go round when public Offices are at
stake. Gannon's statement is interesting, to say the least,
and it has attracted statewide comment. When it comes
sna.~
Governor Edwards popularity in Middlesex county has
never been very great. He has never been able to unite the
factions here and he has not succeeded in securing a lead
crship for his own faction, if he has one, that could secure
for him the backing of the county.
No matter what else may be said about Barney it
can never be charged that he tried to double cross any
one. He is either for you or against you and he does not
hesitate to say so. Judging from his experience with the
governor, therefore, it is not surprising that he has taken
the attitude that he has and it is just like Barney to come
he stands.
incidentally, the people generally can get some idea as
to where they 'get Off when it comes to political prefer
ment. Those who think they have'a chance without Seeing"
the right party first have another guess coming. 1t is usually
all cut and dried beforehand. The details are all worked out
and the machinery well creased when the engine starts. The
only thing that may go wrong is when someone gives the
double cross" as Barney expresses it. That, of course,
is the objectionable sin in politics and sooner or later the
guilty party gets his"
One thing is certain, Barney Cannon is a power in
democratic politics to be reckoned with. He has started the
whole state talking and it would not be surprising if some
political ambitions became blighted and careers ruined as a
result of this blast from Middlesex county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-23
YOU AND /

You often hear this: People
don't go to church as they used to.
But a religious census shows that
nearly 46,000,000 Americans are
church members. Not so bad, in pop
ulation of about LOG, 000,0 00.
Guiding these members to saliva
ton are 100000 clergymen, includ-
ing all denominations. If every
member attended church regularly
congregations would average 230.
Many are outside the fold. At
tendance is irregular. But the
churches are making steady head
way. Membership has gained more
than 100000 in five years.
No news is more important than
this. Real civilization did not begin
until the birth of Christ, Progress
is measured by the degree to which
His teachings are lived up to in
daily life.
In your list of heroes and excel
lent citizens, include the Rev. Il. c.
Martin, Methodist minister, now re-
tired. at East Longmeadow. Mass.
For 40 years his salary averaged
only $500 a year.. Yet he put his
five children through college. When
money ran short. he cobbled shoes
on the side. Millions of Others like
him.
Parents in old age would never be
neglected If children realized the
heartaches and self-denial involved
in that most difficult of all tasks.
rearing children properly and "siv-
ing them a better chance"
Destruction
Destructive brain Of Gregorio
Arias. retired Spanish telegrapher,
invents a machine gun that fires
$500 bullets a minute.
One constructive brain, like the
inventor of any simple and useful
device such as safety pin or pencil,
is worth more to civilization than
millions like Gregorio Arias.
Better news from Ger
many. The Krupp gun works an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-23

publican whip, Evans, of Passaic, on
the ground that it is intended to
restrict the business in the interest
of those already in the profession.
Mr.. De LoranZo, who handled the
bill for the Camden man, said it was
to prevent costly mistakes by inef-
ficient stenographers. The bill will
likely be brought up again, and an
other attempt to regulate" some
thing more will be made.
Strong Opposition
Strong opposition developed
against a bill by MI. Pascoe, Repub-
iican, of Union, to hand back fines
collected for violations Of the Traf-
fic Act to municipalities maintain
ing police courts which collect them.
AS a result, the bill was laid over.
Mr.. Hershfeld, OF Passaic, lead the
opposition, declaring the bill repre-
sented a step backward. I'VE should
have uniform motor vehicle laws"
he said, "and if this bill is passed
every autoist will be at the mercy
of the whim of every rural person
with a tin badge and a crop of
spinach on his chin"
Pass Two Resolutions
The House passed two resolutions
calling for a referendum on amend
ments to the constitution. One in
the compensation of the leg
islators from $500 to $1,000 a ses-
sion. Only two members, Welsh,
Democrat, of Hunterdon, and Pow
ell, Republican, of Burlington, voted
against raising their salaries. Nc
Millin, Republican, of Essex, was
heard to vote mo-" but the check
list showed him in the affirmative.
and he refused to say later how he
had voted. The other change in the
basic law would permit constitution
al amendments to be submitted to
special elections. Before the resolu-
ton was passed it was amended SO
as to eliminate the original clause
permitting their submission oftener
than every five years. The measures
we're introduced by Pierson, Repub-
lican, of Union.
The House passed the Union mans
commercial arbitration bill, which
conforms to the recommendations of
the American Bar Association on the
subject, without compensation. 1t
also passed Senator Parry's bill
extending for one year the opera
tom of the Passaic Valley Sewerage
Ac.. The vote was AZ to 0.
Assemblyr.an Hershfield's group
of workman's compensation and
kindred bills were made the special
order of business for next Tuesday,
at 2:30 o'clock. Hearing on the bills
is scheduled for Monday afternoon.
The Public Utility Commission to-
day submitted data on its rate de-
cisions for the three largest gas,
electric light. water and street rail-
way companies, since 1914, as re-