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The Washington herald., 1922-09-14
KLEIN EXPLAINS
ADVANTAGES OF
SELLING ABROAD
Head of Commerce Bu-
reau Tells Advertising
Club of us. Methods.
ASKS COOPERATION
-sSert Isbell Wins iid Writing
Contest at Club
Luncheon.
ASKS COOPERATION

That American merchants should
keep In couch with foreign markets
by making small shipments to them.
IN order 10 have an outlet IN case
of a slump here. was pointed out
by Dr. Julius F. Klein. director OF
the United States Bureau of FOreiSn
and Domestic Commerce. in an ad-
dress before the Advertising Club
at the City Club yesterday
In explaining the machinery Of
the bureau. DR.. Klein stated that
more than 5000 letters OF inquiry
on foreign trade matters were re-
ceived each day, and he urged
Washington business men TO take
advantage Of this service rendered
BY the government.
Sell. surplus Abroad.
DR.. Klein explained the methods
used by the government in dispos-
ing Of surplus property. great guam
titles oF which he said. are sold
in foreign markets 20 prevent a
congestion Of prCd;Ice IN this COun-
trv The bureau Of which he is
director. Dr. Klein declared, is en-
deavOring to distribute the prop
erty in such 4 wav as to supply all
legitimate demands without embar-
RAISING local retailers.
One Of the problems. he pointed
ont. IS TO prevent American buyers
from purchasing these goods in for
ei-n ma arkPts and bringing them
back to this country Several in
stances in which this has beer done
we're mentioned by the speaker who
deplored the conditions resulting
from flooded markets The coop
Grafton Of retailers throughout the
country. he said is being enlisted
10 prevent this practice.
IsbeH Wins Contest.
\ contest in advertising writing.
held at yesterdays luncheon. was
won by Robert ISbell. advertising
manager of Kings Palace. The ad-
ycrtisement concerned a sweater
furnished by Oppenheimer's shop
Unique.
r. y wholley. as vice president
of the Associated Clubs. invited
local members of the Advertising
Club to attend the National Con-
ference Of Better business Bureaus
Qctober' IS to 20 at Hotel Wash
ingtOn.
Margaret Sittgreaves announced
that she had opened an advertising
agency with offices in the Star
building.
The membership heard with re-
-rct Miss Byrd Ncrk's announce
mont that she was leaving Wash
iuEton to resume her musical
studies in New York
\ new club song was composed
h- Maurice kdfka-
The Washington herald., 1922-09-14
Urged to Respect Neutrality.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. l3.-Al-
lied high commissioners here have
addressed Mustapha Kemal Pashas S
representative here, hoping that the
natiOnalists will respect the neutral
zone. The request was telegraphed
to AngOra, and It is expected that
the reply will be that the zone Is
not neutral on account OF the Greek
occupation. The commissioners are
discussing a mixed occupation by
the Turks and alnes.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-14
BAND CONCERTS.

hv section Of The /. 5. Marine Band.
o'clock, Taylor Brnn<on. second leader
PE0GRAM:
March. Governors Ovn'' ........ Adams
overture. 'HeautifUl Ga!athea" Srp;,s
'o-net Sol. Il" Reve d'Anour" .Mirs-
Musician Arthur $ whitcumbl
Excerpts tr"m IDOLS Eye ...... Herbert
Characteristics. Japanese Tatrol''
Grand Scenes from ..rroyatnro:' ;;,.T T.r,Ii
The S'a= spangIcd Bapncr''
By the Army Music school Band. Wash.
lngt'n Barracks. this evening Mt 40
Senior handleader students coadTc.ing ''
"Afarche tndieune'' c-on "L'Atriraina"
Conducted b. Sorgt. George c Hewit
Overture. La Gazza I.adra'' -Ro,sin,
JonGHr:"d by Stan SerGt James II Allen.
Selection. "reminiscences Of scotIand''
(,odFraN
Conducted hy SrrCt. Henry Beliman'
wa!tzcS. casino Tarzc'' ......- C,,,,
Conducted by stan s"rCt ". C. Archam.
Duet for two clnrinet<. TIE Swiss Boy
-, ''-.-'-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. de VILE
Played bv Pr.v&te~ first cIsssl Ercolo B,
Gentle and John W Van Tileurgh.
Excerpts from Tumble In'...........F Friml
Conducted by Sergt James c. Rurden.
Fantasia. Mountain Life" There
Conducted by Stafr Sorgt. George wchI-
'Sal"mN Dance dance % the Seven
N"llsl. .....-............T .Tobani
Conducted nv Sergt. Kurt f. LINDEN.
tal Popular. by the uId Ohio shore" .Eari
Conducted BY Stsn Sergt John O. Clover.
The star SoanRled Ran3or
The Washington herald., 1922-09-14
Red Cross Aids Refugees.

The American Red Cross has al
lotted s25,0O0' for relief of refugees
penned UP in Smyrna by the occu-
patton Of the Turks. it was an
nounced at headquarters here yes
terdaV.
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FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1914 F St.
Artistic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prompt sut0 delivery service.
GEO. G. SHAFFER 900 r.th
ENPRESSIvE FLORA!. en- i.honr ".
BLEMS II MODERATE PRICES. 24rG-IT-ls
The Washington herald., 1922-09-14

the Americans were getting hearty
cooperation from the Turkish staff
in rescueing thousands OF refugees.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-14
CLASH REPORTED
BETWEEN GREEKS
AND BULGARIANS

Continued from Page One.
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Conducted hy ScrGt Henry Rellmsn
Wa!tzcS. ''Cas:no Tarzc'' C,,,,
Conducted by Stan srrVt ". C. Archam.
heault
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Continued from Page One.
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Grand Scenef from ''rrnva fore w.,
The Sta- SrangIcd Rgn1cr''
The Washington times., 1922-07-02


she came back with Swell Robnson-and the stone Mar
garet, the very stone!' ~
''Mother" Mandelbaum went into details, pausng
every minute comment her proteges ingenuit
Mary Wallenstein 1t appeared, had walked right into
Tiffanys dressed up in pearls and point lace, and
dered around the counters until she the stone
that Mother Mandebaum needed. She asked the
clerk to show her the tray. ..s.E...!
Now Mary behaving like perfect lady in all but
one respect. She chewing gum But apparently the
clerk aid not notice that At any rate he showed her the
tray full of gtterng baubes and at the end of ten min
utes bored inspection Mary waved her hand with extreme
hauteur and said: .Ea..
"Oh, put them back put them back There isn't one
among them that I would think Of wearingl'
The clerk commented inwsrdly Msry's afectation,
and started replace the diamonds in the tray Sud-
denly he stopped One 5000 pure white solitaire was
missing!
"Just moment, madame he exclaimed as Mary
began to sweep of. Zone Of the stones is missing'
Although the clerk spoke blandy, as II madame wasn't
in the least responsible for the diamond Mary exhibited
indignation and proceeded to give him piece Of her mind
Did he have the erontery address her shopfterf
The poor clerk mumblcd his apologies but told her II
would be necessary for her submit to search by
employe Of the firm Mary sngrily submitted TO this
The Washington times., 1922-07-02

When hours search Of her person revealed nothing she
accepted with the apologies Of the management and
swept off, leaving the mystery Of the missing stone as
much Of mystery ever ls# }
The next day very smooth English gentleman\ ap-
peared at the same counter and asked permission to look
at engagement rings AS the clerk bent over the
English gentleman quickly his hand along the lower
railing Of the counter On the inside Of this railing his
hand encountered something hard r.. - #..r
1t was Marys chewing gum, and in the centre of It
was the missing diamond! - -.
What had happened that Mary had taken the
chewing gum from her mouth and snck under the coun
ter Then she had stuck the diamond in it. AS the gum
hardened it held the gem like Tiffany setting OF course,
nobody had thought of looking up under the counter for
the diamond. .' %7 ri = ".a"
BY the time the clerk head bobbed up from behind the
counter Swell Robinsonfor that the English gentle
man-hsd palmed the gum and diamond and slipping
it in his pocket the pretence Of finding his bill fold
After eisurey examination Of the other diamonds he
decided he did not want to buy and left the store to
rejoin Mary and start for "Mother" Mandelbaums
have often wondered how Tiffany Co finally explained
the mystery to themselves.
The Washington times., 1922-07-02

sten whose nimble fingers are still actively employed 4
in the fashionable ewelry shops of this country and
abroad Mary Walensen the tool Of the notorious
Mother" Mandelbaum. and Mother" Mandelbaum,
all the Underworld knows operated the largest clearing
house for stolen stones in the United States Europe
1t is not generally known that there certain, imme
date market for punder of this kind but the less
it is the truth Certain criminals like Mother" Mandel
baum specialize altogether in the purchase and disposal
of stolen gems 1t is their business and their homes
equipped like the offices Of any reputable Wholesale
jeweler.
They have powerful glasses strong vaults and lighting
arrangements that are calculated show off the stolen
jcwery to the best advantage Criminal jewelers.
poyed in places of this kind to resrng stolen pearls and
fit stolen diamonds in other settings. The "sock" Of
Mother" Mandelbaum compared very favorably with
that of any big wholesale eweler and the prices she got
for her Jewels only 20 per cent lower than those
asked elsewhere. She a shrewd buyer and very
successful saeswoman Most of her diamonds from
the professional diamond thieves who operating
throughout the country and who preferred to work
their own . The rest stolen by Mary waenstein
and an Omaha crook known as "Swell" Robinson, who
we're in her employ commission basis
The enterprise Of this pair may be measured by little
story Mother" Mahdclbaum told me when visited
her clearing house. to dispose Of some diamonds which
had belonged Viennese banker That is he had
turned them over to after fake poker game
in lieu Of cash. But this story about Mary Waenstein
Margaret, I" said Mother" Mandebaum closed
our own transaction, "thst girl is jewel"
"The other day had customer for diamond pend.
ant that I've had kicking around in stock for almost
year now. pretty little trinket but the gentle,
who brought In here had pred out the centre stone
for travelling expenses from France And 1t up to
replace with another Of the same size and color
"Wel, waited for . few months, hoping that some
would bring In something that would suit but did
not have any luck In the meantime my customer was
The Washington times., 1922-07-02

Receptacle Provided on Jew.
elry Thiefs Leg by a False
"Calf" of Stiff Leather,
Which Is Covered by Her
Stockings.
getting cold on the proposition.
So I sent Mary out to see what
Tiffany had.
"Now, you'll have to admit,
Margaret" she interrupted her.
self, "that walking into Tiffany's
to steal a six carat diamond is
going pretty far. But that girl
never fickcred all cyclash. She
l.,
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fro BE o,wti~wed S.r, Sundoy)
The Washington times., 1922-07-02


again that treachery you had already turned
friend the Doctor you would turn again OH
ed when you desired
"And that said Kitty Blair, lis why am high
class diamond and pearl specialist instead of hsh-cass
re- con woman Gee what life I've led, fighting for
de every dollar-and Doesn't it make you want to
Ito chuck it ai Bless my heart I'd swap every sparkler
helped lift for decent ashman for husband and
regular, steady weeks pay every Saturday night and
in regular contenment Yes, put down as girl who
would do differently only she could live her life again
ng have often pondered that curious episode in the
of Kitty Blair It natural enough for the girl
nd imagine that she would win the sympathy and gratitude
nd of the old Marquis am afraid that would have rea
ok soned the Kitty Blair did under the circumstances
But have to the conclusion that the Marquis OF
Lorne really right He did the sensible thing Here
to he reasoned, who professional crimi
nal associated with criminals He could have certain
amount of regard possibly respect for consistent
professional criminal He evidently had certain
r Of respect rather than resentment for Dr. Mccormack
hg He criminal plying his trade according the rules
Zee Of the game.
he But for the poor, weak, wobby woman who played
traitor to those who placed their her-he had
nothing but contempt She not only keeping her
full part Of the bargain with her criminal conederate but
she betrayng them into consequences which might be
ley serious and furthermore endeavorng be femi
nine Judas for her own interest
he The old Marquis had stomach for any such CON.
Der tempble creature and in his letter he could help
/ express his adherence Of woman who played such
tot trick though trick which had been
icy TO the advantage Of the Marquis himself.
The adventures Of Kitty Blair remind me Of that other
criminal connoisseur Of precious stones-Mary wsen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
Kronika Chicagoska.

dzystanowego handlu re wszy-
stkie -akty, wypsywajace z tel
checi' nadaja konspiracji charak-
ter karygodny. Sad zazadaf ma
stepnie, by adwokat Richbere
przedstawif swoje dowody, ma co
ten odpowiedziaS, re ma razie ME
bedzie przedstawial swojej pros
by o zmodyfikowanie zakazu sa-
dowego motywow kierujacycf
MIN, gdyz pragnie udowodnic, ze
postepowanie sadowe jest naru-
szeniem konstytucyjnych praw
obywatelskich, ma co robotnicy
zgodzic sic ME mog2.
Po przeczytaniu laktow oskar-
zenia p. Richberg zauwazyi, ze
w jakich $50 wypadkach niema
nawet takich dowodow, ktoreby
zasiugiwaiy ma uwage.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
.Przyecie NoWej Konsty-
tucji W Illinois.
Wsp6lna Konferencja zatwierdza
Ustawe Celna.
Anglia Rozpocznie Splate Procenm Cd
Pozyczek Wojennych.
Amer. FEEDER. Piracy Potepia zakaz W1kersona.
-:-:--
MaIzonka PREF. Przebyla Kryzys Szczesliwie.
226 Okret6W Sprzedano Ia $75OOOO
Inne TelegrdmU KrdjoUe
Amer. FEEDER. Piracy Potepia Zakaz Wlkgson'a,
MaIzonka PREF. Przebyla Kryzys Szczeslix
226 Okret6w Sprzedano Ia $750OOO.
Inne TeIegramy KrajoUe
PRzYJEcIE NoWEJ KoN-
STYTUCJI w ILLINOIS.

Springfield, Ill, 13 wrzesnia'
= -Konstytucyjna konwencJa
przyjeia wczoraj II gsosaHni pre-
civ /, proponowana nova kon-
stytucie dla Stanu IllinoisGaego'
Clos sprzecimiajacy sic roweJ
lionstytutcji odda4 Charles Mi
chefs z Chicago. 0 godz. oej VIE
czorem konwencje odroczono do
logo pazdziernika.
Powszechne glosowanie w ca
lynn Stanie mad nova konstytu-
cja odbedzie sic 12go grudnda.
Najwazniejsza zmiana wpro-
wadzona w brzmieniu dolkumen-
tn, wypracowanego trzy miesla-
ce temu, dotyczy eadownczego
artykuiu odnosnie do naJwyzsze
go sadu. Liczba sedziow zwiek-
szona jest do dziewieciu, z kto-
rych trzech bedzie reprezentowa-
L. chicagoski dystrykt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
Lava PrzysiegIych Zajnie Sic
Transakcianli Zakupu Wegla.

Lava przysieglych, rozpatru-'
jaca naduzycia, popefnione "
Wydziale edukacyjnym, zajmie
sic transakcjami Wydziaiu v
sprawie zakupna wegla dla szkol.
Ma razie pozostawiono sprawe
lapownictwa inzynierow w sPo,
koju, o$wiadczono jedynie, ze
bardzo wiele zalezy Cd Swiade--
ctwa Arthura P. McCrackena,
inzyniera, jakicm bedzie poste-.
powanie sadu wobec dowodow
istniejacego lapownictwa. T
Cracker byf -czionkiem komitetu,
lt6rego prezesem byf aresztowa-
ny inzynier p. Spain, wiec jesli
kto, to on powinien wiedziec. co
sic staio funduszem. zebranym
.przez inzynierow dla wynagro-,
dzenia podwylszenia wynagrodze
MIA. P. 'Crackena przesfuchiwano
wczoraj dosyc llr6tko odiozono
dalsze przesfuchanie do nastep--
nego czwartku. w sadzie rozesz-
Ia sic pogfoska, ze ma Posiedzeniu
inzynierow, jake sic odbylo W
poniedziaiek, omawiano sprawe
zfozenia swiadectwa w kwestji
zbierania funduszu. lynn poglo-
skom zaprzeczyli inzynrerowie,
przyznali jednak, ze posiedzenie
inzynierow sic odbylo ] ze ma
MEM uchwalono yotum zaufania
tax p. Spainowi jak i G. Driscol-
lowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
RZAD PRZEDSTAWTA DO
WoDY why STRAJ-
KIER0W.

Prokurator generalny p. Dau-
gherty przedstawif wczoraj do
woody why przeciwko strajkuja'
Gym robotnikom W Saddle. p,
Wilkersona. Dowody mowiiy c
zamachach ma majatek kompani!
kolejowych Przy pomocy bomb
o strzelahiu, biciu, grozeniu it'd
robotnikom, ktorzy ME chcieli
porzucic piracy i przyiaczyc sig
do strajku. Adwokaci Richberg
Mulholland Toledo, broniacy
robotnikow, zakwestjonowali
wszystkie oskarzenia, oSwiadcza
jac, re sq one oparte ma dowo-
dach drugiej reki, wiec ME
rcalne. Wszystkie przedstawione
dowody ME udowodnify jednak
re wSrod robotnikow unijnych
istnieje spisek, ktory wyrazii sic
W gwaltacll niszczeniu majatku
kornpanij.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
KRoL KoNSTANTY ZAMIE-
RIA UCIEc DO AMERYKI.

RIA USlEN ~ ANAGNN AN@'
Pary6, 1S. wrzesnia. - Abby
kacia kr6la Konstantego zostaia
nieoo op6zniona z powOdu, e
prowadza SIG nieoficjalne ukiady
z rzadem waszyngtOhskim W
sprawie pozwolenia kr0lowi gre
ckiemu znalezienia sobie schro--
aienia W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
w Grecji panuje TAXI nastol
ze jezeE ludnosG ME doczeka
sic abdykacji kr6la, nastaPi wo-
VEGAS obalenie obecnego ustroju
pahstwowego i proklamowanie
republiki.
WI pewnych sferach kr9za Po-
pSoski, ze kr6l Konstsnty bedzie
abdvcowaI zar6wno We wfasnen
imieniu -iak j " imieniu swych
yn6w, a W takim razie Prawa DO
tronu przejda na ksiscia Jerze-
go.
w eaiei tel sprawie jest moe
no zainteresowsna bratows kroia
Xonstantego, ksiezna Krzysztotaa
byia Amerykanka, ktora wyko-
rzvstuie wszystkie swe wpiywy,
,bv uiatwiG kr6lowi dostanie sic
do Ameryki. Wobec faktu, q
,bdykacia kr6la Konstantegc
est rzeczs nieunikniOna i ze tron
preclzi W talzim razie moz'
DrzeisS do arcyksiscia Jerzego
tsiezna Krzysztofa moze pozostac
kr6lowa Grecji.
TURCY ZAzADAJA USu-
MECCA GREKoW z KoN-
sTANTYNoPoLA.
KOnstantynOpol, 1S. wrzesnia
= Rad tlreckich nacjonalist0w
W Angorze zwr6cii sic do miesz'
kano6w Konstantynopola z ape
lem powstrzymania sic cd wszel-
kich wystapieh sprzeciwiajaeych
Sie prawu.
Po6obno zwyrisska armta ture-
rka przygotOwuje sig do zazada-
MIA Cd aljant6w usuniecis Portu
konstantynopolskiego floty gre
skiei, oraz wszystIrich woisk gre
ckich znajdujscych sig W Kon'
stantynopoiu jego Okolicy. Tru-
dno dzisiaj przypusci6 jaks bs'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
vENIZOLES MA KONFEREN
CJI z PREMJEREM PoIN-
CARE.

Paryz, 1S. wrzesnia. = Byy
premier Grecji, M. Venizoles
przybyi wczoraj do Paryza i "a
raz wieczorem odbyl konferencje
z premjerem Poincare. Wkrotce
ma sic on udac do Londynu row.
niez ma konferencje premjerem
Lloyd George'm. Podobno bedzie
on domagai sic cd pahstw sojusz
niczych poparcia zadah Grecji
wzgledem Tracji, o utrate ktorej
p. Venizoles bardzo sic obawia.
Nacjonalisci tureccy, kt6rych
armja wyparia zbrojne silly gre
ckie z calej Azji Mniejszej, "a
mierzaja zazadaG zwrotu, jezeli
ME ca1ej Tracji, to przynajmniej
Adrjanopola. Pahstwa sojuszni--
cze maja sprzeciwi6 sic temu "a
daniu.Armji tureckiej zabroniono
zblizaG sic do cieSniny. Wojska
angielskie znajduja sic ma linji
Czataldzy p6twyspu Ismidzkie-
go po obu stronach Konstanty--
nopola. zaS samo miasto zhajdu-
ie sic wrekach wiadz francpskich,
wloskich i angielskich Angiel--
ska flota Iwoienna r6wniez stree
e ciesniny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgeznegO
WsCh6d slo6ca o gOdzinie e;2s.

Wsch6d slo6ca godzinie o;2S'
Zach6d slo6ca godzinie 1908.
Pogods W Chicago 4 Okolicy' T"
Erode pOgOdR, W czwartek POSodA
uiepewna; niewIele EmiAny W tenn
peraturze. UmiarkOWany, zmtenny
wiatr, przechOdzacy W PoanocnO-za-
ehodni.
-
Temperature DOLBY minlonej: -
Najwyzsza wczOraj o gOdZinie 6tej
DO pOFudRiu 7S stoPni, najnizSza
wczoraj gOdzinie 7mej ranO SO
stoPni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
DoWoDY why ZosTANA
PRZEDSTAWIONE
WKRoTCE.

Dowody naduzyc W transak5
cjach zakupna wegla beda sic O
pieraty ma zeznaniaeh p. L. w
Fergusona, prezesa kompanji Fer
guson Coal Co. ]. G. MichaeIs,
kierownik firmy Chest Greek Co.
Jest juz oskaraony 0 niedowaza-
ME wegla. w iacznosei TEN
przestuchiwano juz wybitniej.
szych dziaiaczy magistrackich.
Toko6czenic na stronicy S-rnci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
ANGLIA ZAPLAcI w PAz-
lDZIERNIKU PRocENT Cd
POzYcZKI WOJENNEJ.

Waszyngton. 13 wrzesnia. -
.Zdaniem urzednil0ow Departa-
.mcntu skarbu Anglia rozpocznie
splate procentu cd zaciagndetych
w Ameryce pozyczek wojennych
pred wypracowamem planow Ii
kwidacji caiei pozyczki W sufnie
SIS. 5.OO0,oOo,00O.
Pierwsza rata piatnosci pro-
ccntu w wysokosci $65, 100000
przypada ma 15go pazdziernlka,
do tel jedpak chwili admmistra-
cja ME otrzymaia zawiadomienia
odnosnie do oczeliwanego 2 po-
przysziego mieslaca
przyjazdtr angielsl<iej in5si finsIi
sowej, ktoraby rozpoczeia rokos
wania z amerykanska komlsja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
PREZYDENTA
PRZEBYLA KRYZYS
SZCZESLIWIE.

Washington, 13 wrzesnia.
(Prasa Stow - Stan zdrowia
;nralzongii PrezydenItas Hardinga
polepszyi sic wczoraj do tegu
stopnia, IL w wydanym godz
7::30 wieczor oficjalnym biulety'
ME konsyli1rn lekarskie stwier-
dzilo. re 30 lie ME wylonia sic
jakies nieprzewidziane komplika
Gle, wszelka Ottawa co.do .pogor.
szenia sic stanu pacjenti costa
Ia usunieta," Lekarze, pozostaie
cy przy tozu chcrej zadecydowah
rowniez wczoraj, IL projektcwa.
ma cpfracja Jest, ma razie przyS
najmnie, zbyteczna.
Przybyiy ~ niedziele do Wa
szyngtonu ma specialize wezwapif
siynny cliirllrg DIR. Charles Mayo
2 Rochester. Minn., odiechai
wcForaj do dorntl, rowniez opps
Sell Waszyngton DIR. Carl Nv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-13
NOVA USTAWA CELNA
PRZYJETA MA KoNFEREN'
CJI.

Washington, 13 wrzesnia. :
Nova, republikahska ustawa eel
ma, majqca pnzyniesc skarbowi
panstwa S350,OO0,00O rocznie, po
wrociIa wczoraj do Kangresu W
slad "a osiagnieciem kompromi-
sowego porozumienia ma konte-
rencii z udzialen przedstawicie-
iii Senatu i Izby poslow.
Adninistracyjni liderzy spo-
dziewaja sic przeprowadzic wy
isonczony ostatecznie plan usta-
wy w obydwu Izbach Kongresr
uzyskac zatwierdzenie Prezyden
ia pred koncem biezacego mie-
siaca.
Wedlug powszechnej opinn L.
ia posiow zaiatwi nowy bill ra
dzisiejszej sesji. Ma dyskusje wy
znaczono cztery godziny ozasu.
Posef Fordney, z Michigan, be-
die reprezentowai W dyskusli
partje republikahska, posef Gard
ner, z Texas, partje demo&raty-
czna.
Atak demokratyczny wymie--
IRONY bedzie gi6wrlie przeciwko
embargo" ma fairly, oplatom eel
nym Cd cuIru, welny, stall po-
tazu, oraz przeciwko giethini pa
grafom, dajacym Prezydentowl
wiadze do podwyzszania lub OBJ
nizania opiat celnych stosownie
do jego uznania.
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KURs MAKEk PoLsKIcH.

wsdIs komunikatu POlskiegO Hon
Sulntu generalnegO lurs marek jest
dds 62iO marek IA 81, czyli 16
eent6w % 1909 marek.
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, ErOdA, IS. wrDeSnis: s".
EIOgjusza. b.
Jutro, czwartek, IA. Wrzesnaa'
PcdwyEszenie KrBy2a.