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New Britain herald., 1922-11-20
MARCHERS VISIT BISHOP
Women and Girls in Demonstration for Mary MacSwiney Call on Arch bishop of Dublin.

Dublin, Nov 20.---A crowd of wom- en and girls marched last evening from Mount Joy prison, in which Mary MacSwiney is maintaining a hunger strike, to the palace of the archbishop of Dublip.i They found the outer gates closed but used other entrances. and soon considerable number of them were sitting on the doorsteps of the archbishop's resi- dence while others were in scattered groups about the premises.
 The deputation, which included Maud Come MacBride and the Countess Markievicz, had brief in terview with the archbishop about Miss MacSwiney's hunger strike After the interview the demonstrators left cheering.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-20

members of the organization. On December 14. he will lecture at a meeting of Harmony lodge at Monroe and will have as his subject ''The Motor Vehicle Laws" Several mem bers of Burritt Grange will accom- pany him on the trip.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-20
GRANGE ELECTIONS
Albert r. Marsh Is Again Elected Master of Local Org8nfzstion--To Lecture in Monroe December f4.

Albert P. Marsh was reelected master at the meeting of Burritt Grange held Saturday evening. Oth- CT officers elected were David F. Beveridge, overseer; c. H. McKirdy, treasurer;. Mrs. F. H. Sharpe. secre- tary; Mrs. r. F. Spencer. chaplain; Edward Andrews. steward; F. Dor finger, assistant steward. Mir. Myers, gate keeper; Miss Bramhall. lady ss- sistant steward. Mrs. F. Dorflinger, Ceres; Gertrude House, Pomona Rose House. Flora.
 MT. Marsh has served as master of the local Grange for the past year and is held in high esteem by fellow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
+ j. CELEBRATES
ANNUAL HOBO DAY
Students Observe Long
Honored Custom; King
and Queen Crowned

Preceded by a blare ot/trumpets
aud driven in It's royal equipage
across the camps. the King and
a. OF "hobodom' were crowned
..f OF the great empire Of
,,olrrls Of the Road when co-eds Of
irr Ualycrsty OF Tulsa observed
n.r igng-honored custom In the
..f...siion of Hobo day"
TIo witty ot Cllremorc. 1920
s50.Iau captain, aud Miss Mallic
toI Stooksbcrry Of Shawnee. dressed
ir ra official rcgalin OF the order,
,h.r did not include royal robes.
vrrp Officially crowned king and
.ganr respectively. with tho cheers
~ tHn university body following a
s,v chapel
Tf. 1928 King aud queen wcrc
dYlv elected during the chapel ccre-
rart and upon the shoulders OF
rI Hcnfro. popular athlete, VIII
gn the honor OF the 1928 kingship,
vh.fa tho uuccnship will hc given
to Miss Lillian Randall Tulsa high
asis u graduate and a sophomore I'm
I'M ArI.prsIty. Allen Dixon, also OF
rura was elected secretary of state.
tu interesting program ot stunts
..na.n|N in keeping with Hobo day
vr., given In the chlpel Friday
uuruuu school was dismissed for
Hr day and tho students mudo
morn, Each class presented a stunt
and the sophomore college class won
,he prize. having presented the best
stuut The day was officially closed
when the weary travellers of the road
were given a free lunch by the uni
,crsitr. which was eaten In the open
ir hobo style.
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BUREAU DIRECTOR is FIRED
Government Engraving Plant Head.
with Others. Removed From office.

WITTI VTTTTTNs IN0TTTVNVW II TVIIT VTTTV''
WASHINGTON, March al
lanes l.. Wilmeth, director OF the
bureau of engraving and printing
and number of other executives In
the bureau were removed for the
"rooi of the service" tonight by
President Harding through an
executive order. Louis 4. Hill, as
sstnnt chief OF the division Of en-
craving. was named az the new di-
rector Of the bureau and all other
yarancics were also filled.
The executive order affected
executive heads OF every division in
the bureau and the action WAS
taken. q was explained. as the re-
ault Of an extended investigation and
ln connection with. a complete re-
adjustment OF the bureau to peace
time conditions.
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I,old wife for shaving.

ATLANTA. Ga, March 3l.-Nora
Vinson. widow of Dr. w II. Ninson,
who vas shot and killed in his office
yesterday, was held today charged
with murder. Doctor Ninsog had
recently nled a suit for divorce, al
lcgng i'm his petition that his wife
had tried 20 force him TO deed over
an his property to her, threatening
death II he failed to comply.
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Missouri Landslide
DerGiLs Passenger

ST. LOUIS. March 3i.-A 1OO-foot
landslide derailcd train No. IL OF tho
Missouri Pacific at Boles tonight,
causing the engine TO ovorturn and
forcing four Of the eight passenger
s8rs to leave the rails. All, how
eve remained upright. None OF
the passengers were injured Engl-
roor Frank Il. Roberts OF 81. Louis
was severely bruised I'm leaping from
hs engine. Fireman j. Altman
escaped serious injury.
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Mnnl I1inmc SrttIcmcnt.

PARIS. March 31.-Thc French
foreign office today received a note
from the government OF Jugo-
Slavia suggesting that France and
Great Britain cooperate In re-
establishing order in Fiumc. Such
action was regarded I'm French oi-
fetal circles as improbable.
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Turks Accent Suggestions.

CONSTANTINOPLE, March al
The Turkish government at Con
santiuople has accepted in principle
The Suggestions transmitted last
week by the allied foreign minister's
looking toward peace between the
Greeks and Turkish natlOnaiists IN
Asia NTiuOr
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LEGAL.

published tn the iulsa Daily World.
hsarch sN 20. 80. a.. April :, 1899. World
Fuo,lshlng Company Puhllshersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS.
SESsMENTS FOR PAVING ~
SikEEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
hgMBER. 3es. CITY or TULSA.
IN compliance with tho resolution of
,he board Of commissioners adopted ON
ihe -tih day of March, 1922 notice ~
hereby given that the Board % Commits
lss examined the estimate ana statement
n lhe city engineer ~ 10 the amount az
,e Gst OF the asphalt pavement Mhlen
\ slnu.d be assessed against the abutung
HnpsTty, the property benefited, ana
Niher property liable 10 assessment and
,ns owners thereof in STREET M
includes the following described portions
pl streets f0awitf
ELEVENTH STREET from the east
nna u lawton Avenue TO the west
Hoe ~ Galveston Avenue.
Ana said board Of commissioners has
resolution duly, approved thc store.
ens'nerr aud has determined 10 assezs
me cost of the Improvements m said dts
got .ot ngainst The abutting property the
WGp'ry benefited, and other property
liable in assessment and the owners there
GRANpviEw ADDITION.
pt Paving tor Eleventh sucou ....,
.s.os <., Sor%S:s, {, Noryen i!5 is55s g
Wm. u Brewer 1856 Sls.0i
NuRvELL PARK ADDrIOS
pu ifaEing for Eleventh street,
~ u ,1n name r. Amoual .,si gi
RIvERVIEw ADDITION
Nm ltaNing for Eleventh strocD
3-s.o..5 OKLA Hos Corp. i'S is.S5
.n..l Okla. Hos. Corp. la5 taa..1
i,5. is JPne ,!iioI Il Clinton i2R ,53i5l 52i52
g NoRvELL PARK ADDITION
y 2 Jane il. clinton is5 . b57o5
Woodson L Nor,eu iJL55 I:2tos
2 Gola Il. stsbbins 1916 5oss5
No,a g, Tracy ll9 s532s
RtvERNIEw ADDITION
bay.ng for Eleventh street)
$500 a. W. Davis 40 1913
8 John X. Cass $40 6i7.as
srN-ts Anua Davidson 80 95S.b6
''a'' katherine Carroll and
husband lAO l2l.0b
NnBNELL PARK ADDITION
, 'naFing Tor Eleventh strect)
katherine Carroll aud
husband 40 b95.27
hlNERNlEW ADDITION
FaNiug Tor Eleventh streetb
w. J luerley 100 t6l7bi
s'N.s Jas. A. owen G5 AOifa
S.U,7's slsAifred q. Thomas sossl
~ s.S'a Oscar W, Rrown 90 3O9,O2
HghNELL PARK ADDITION
N|aEFoil A. Loefler 400 f73s.6S
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ruH sklIIgp LAUlR vi sii iradcs call
uanro '.'N employment division TuIaa
omen NHrU Assoc. .ffIuu.
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LET VIZ WIRE your home on small
f5r2',r Licensed electrician "''s'
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q " II MossSy

All owners Of abuttiug property property
benefited by said improvements. and other
property liable 20 assessment are hereby
notified that all matters affecting such
improvements or benefits thereby aud any
claim or objections 30 the assessments az
above sot forth shall be filed in writing in
the office u Mrs. Frank Seaman city
Auditor ~ the cry of Tulsa. oklahoma.
ON or before the 7th day 81 Aptil. 1899 Ht
90 o'clock a. r., and the same shall to
heard by tho board ~ commissioners on
the an day ~ APRIL 1879. Bt Q 90 o'ciacl,
q. M, aud any claim ur objections not SO
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~. D. HNUrfaH PAINTING papsrhanGinE
aud c1.sUuiuIng. taa Cfutchnelf.
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n'cd in Writing before said time shall be
deemed waived.
DATED this e5th day ~ March. 1922.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
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S.sGS

7. o. q. T.. DIRECTOHY
Odd Fellows HAL ll21 south Boulder
AURORA LODGE 40 So T. O. o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening 1850
y ''''. ~. T.. PouNpsroNE Secretary.
T.. ", EATEs, n. q.
TULSA LODGE N, 30, l.. o. o. r., meets
every Tuesday evening, O
J. r, MOORE. Secretary
TULSA ENcAMPMEN7 No. -, l. o. O. r
Meets on Second and Fourth Friday Of
'-'" ''''''" " J. l. HUuHLETT, c. p.
r. a. FULLER. Scribe
TULSA PEBEKAH no. 80. l. o. o, "
Regular meeting fret and thiid Friday
Of each UnathA 79o p M
sRRs sRRss ccSFRY DAVIS SEQ.
TuLaA cANroN No. 10 l. o. o. y
Patriarch Militant. First saturday each
''''''"' ' ]. P. MOORE, Capt
a, n, FULLER, Clerk
ORDER oV LOYAL SONS Tuiss Firssids
40. 2, second and fourth Saturday each
''0''"' RAYMoNp fIsHEK. F, W.
a. Is RuGHLETT, W. 4.
MIDAS LODGE NO. 6ol, l. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening. West Tulsa.
n. J. sLlNKARD, Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL fRAvELERs
rulsa Council No ass
a Regular meeting Saturday
[~~N March a5 1899.
.W&k3R& cHAs A. MYERS. see'y.
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Board end Rooma

~,
BDNfd ana Rooms
unnv. ,,u .ptNr t,u>tsutu a.,
""''"N W" "'N "N'>"'' -
l'' h' "..'.' ,.'n..N. ~ ''u.h '.ga
... N .'''' I'"'' '."'"''A ''''.
'.'' .'" .....
tul NIU N. aI1 .SIuruiuE roum for rent
"I."','hH "'l"' private h'ln'' '''s'
......-...............
=. h>l.ii tovloH t"t g,nil,n,n only
,...l." ,'.ie Wv t,,.lo,.,
'"l '.'' .." IVY. '', '. a',
900.
D. e. Rice Mgr
uIuITl st. .wrrpur room. also
ruItEr. u.'ro NliN o.
INIgI rfuHIu grand uItu1 GOOD Ious
uon. Dau au'r u'gIu,N os,rc s,tt.
,t..t.y .t...I.t..t. ...,,ti. ......,, -,.,.I
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t1a,.r
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Nl'I H', WEST H"nl i".W, piNal,
'.i.' 10y, r. W',,. ''' |"U
n m 0gsre soth'U
st.rIf aIg- no., -5,.lg,ii. si.ccigg
rnnns south esposiro. closo 10 bnth
paag. k..g
,s,,.,. ,..,,,.,.., i,.,T
w ~ ,s., ''',' w. ~ d..t,.5
."t'4s WV '"'''' '' 80
''''
on. "l'EanuA FURNISHED room w old IVORY
suitable for two gentlemen, Usage
'l'o. -..----.
pIIAHANr G.roum bungalow IN nroad-
0a,gI st,, "a
u0DNNNIg- WANTED Ilg1I very rsa.
sYrabir. f..ust b.. r,fIusd audi,us and
rg4t iaII fleming at Dsngo 10t. be.
tween A and o. except sunday.
sDt.uu .u,DN connecting hath -p,iyate
rutInura ,,IHr I0ga.
gt.tt.pt,Iu u1ltt "t 400 t,,,,,..1 ,,tgst.
OHure iofa.f
5ir.riNG 1oon- ct-gIIcnt location, Tor
s,trIr'sr r,rrar,tI, ,,srgo aSti'
sit,,,rt,s,. -,.,..., ,,., .,,,, ,.s,. os,i--
r,,,s,. .,..,... .,,,,a.,,,,,s,
, ,'.s Wv i,li i," 'gU' ,U' o,,,.',.
ruouf. close 10 dowutuwn dlstrIrt on
South Main nt Touth street. desirable
f1r people employed g. per week, in'
two persons, a. holcl under me-"
WnnNt'm'h' psAn p M''n.
llNn w, all-N large H''"plnE room
! ron ono or lWn t'nl'lh'n ---
/ why DESIRABLE furuishod rooms with
private hatl3 also garage for gentle
| 'n'ns i'''' '','', ''' VIZ. '''' 4--------
NllplNlN lnpMa -..-,,..
! 'l"nn H'e'plnt i""nA I"' l'hl, t'hHohNhl'i
! !.hpc',Nn'' l'',', p"nu'al t'''.H, l",,u' Nv,
an' =, p'' "''"' @-'H ''''"' "'
! '' -------. .----
ROOMS-UNFURNIsH II
TWO ANAL tuoms ia rear ~ 20 "
Gillette, gas furnished. can Osaga
! 47Ie.L
| uon0s--vITu uoAun M
,,',' .',,,,','a'' .Ia',',a' .aa,,, ,ar
| two young mon or couple employed. with
| nom" .'"nh'h meal" 'ol p. IlW"od.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM with sleeping
porch, with breakfast aud dinner, In
u,i,,e ..,,.', sa.o .;,
a. nrr ,y,Tl, osagc g96y.U n
,-,,,5,, -, -,, I.-,.,,. q "a
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'a.=-
ltlitpII ht b"' h""h "ho puhla l"I
.
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FOR SALE-One J-tOn Holt caterpillar.
excellent mechanical shape, little used
two b-ton Troy slow speed trailets, near
" new irice reasonable. l.. Z, wind.
sor shoals Ind
FOR SNLE-Light delivery truck, Just The
thing fur grocery, good running order
Phone OsaEc bia8.J.
fOK sALE-ly4l, O-oyuHder. 7-passenger
Nash sedan, In excellent condition,
tires. "a bargain for cash. Usage 1895
Or call ~ lt0l $ Baltlmore.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Ford touring
T.passsnEor 1913 Studebaker, Al cOu-
dillon. COS 3. Victor or call Usage s515.
new Battery ii:G s 81. Louis.
ron sALI3-I0cI Detroit electric. good
a. new, only run 900 miles. Phone
FOR SALE Ford sedan. frst-cla's com
diiiIn, looks Ike new, all equipment
FORD EDAUsTEH Tor sale. ~ model
Price $50. can t.a 5. Guthrie, be.
tyccn o.. W- md 3. m
tuRn TRUCK, ono ton, runs good, so
RoTuHRowN co.
GIT Your car TrpHired hight can real
mechanic Cedar lbt. No mt or miss
methods. SO pay unless satisfied. WurA
suywhcro. any time.
GOOD sECOND.HAND BulcE 7-psssonger
FOR sale cheap. IN Al condition, Can
cedar ls5, asE tDr liughcs
GOOD BAKER ELECTRIC for sale, g0oi
running order, $50, ur viii trade on
Ford See ~ l0t DuuId,L
HUDSON suffer- and East sixth street
Jfufy license. cedar 732.
MARMoN
1919 M4rmoH 7-passeuFsr 10 exceptionally
good condition good iIreHs seat corners
TuLFA MOTOR CAR co,
1898 8. Main. usagg sbei,
NEARLY new Melton uIaycr.plsno with
90 rolls Of music, 90 exchange for light
car either roadster Or touring.
ROTH BROWN GO,
OLDsAOBlLE. s-cynndcr touHng car
perfect mechanical condition. Priced
right n sell quick for cash. Phone Ce.
ONE 7.passenFcr studebsker and EaFt
Sixth street Jituey license. can between
aud n q. m. OsaEe t2ii-E.
OAKLAND OWNERS
ATTENTlON-Mall ua your name, address
aud Car model 80 that you may receive
Information u vital Interest to you.
TULSA OAKLAND COMPANY,
ll02 s. Main 81
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A quiet cN.'usItu fwl, uuiu with din.
Inr IunuI foo connection. rates reason.
HU.u Cedar l.ut U. g. ruHFHr
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Glenn suits o. 20
D48Es G0sa

ANTED-ETuerIcuce delivery man and
grocery clerk. Prefer married wsn,
Apply Third ana Wheeling. X, r.. Mann
TIlrl and wheeling.
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90 AaG 90
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Business Service

BUSINESS SERVICES oFFERED Is
WANTEDa-Frathcr bcds to make into
sectional mattress. Oli pillows mads
news new pillows FOR salei work Euat-
aufrcd. DHHEc 1895.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
FIREMAN IS SEVERELY HURT
IN ONE OF DAYS SEVEN FIRES
Timely Discovery of Flames in East Cary Street Build
ing, Occupied by the Straus Company, Enables
Department Quietly to Curb Blaze

Timely discovery OF blaze short
ly before 6 o'clock last evening in
tho four story and basement build
ing, lG06-i0OS East Cary Street, oc-
cup!cd 10y tho Straus Company.
Wholesale dealers in cigars. soda
fountains. store hxturcs and hotel
ana restaurant supplies. enabled the
rire department 10 prevent great
property loss by subduing the
names before the fire had gained
mulch hcadway. The damage, which
amounts To about $4,000. is covered
by insurance. The 100000 stock OF
s""hS on the main floors was not
damaged.
Charles L.. S,raus. Jr. a member
oi Tho hrm. detected the odor of
Sn"k" ana commented about. il to
his brother. Allyn G. Straus. who
said cigarette mus, have been
burning. Going from their oiiicc
they saw smoke coming up the nIe-
Hht"r shaft In the center OF tho
hnilhihS. An alarm was turned in
at a:"G. bringing Engine Companin.
Nos 3. 4. and ?. and Truck Com
pany No. |. To the scene.
The blaze, which originated a, tho
furnace near the elevator shaft. wae
gaining rapid headway when tho
nremen arrived OH the scene. Owing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
MERCHANT MARINE
BILL REPORTED OUT
Committee Explains Necessity
for a Higher Compen.
salIon.
rO MEET COMPETITION
Farm Bloc's Attitude, Indi.
Gated by Dickinson
Amendment.
70 MEET COMPETITION

ASiiiNiTpN. Nov. - Tn. al.
with amendments agreed To ycstcr-
day hy Republican members. was
formally reported out hy tho Iiou.
M"rcham; Marine Committee today.
without record vote. while Presi-
dent Harding was arranging To go 10
the Capitol aud address q. joint scS-
sion uf Congress In the interest of
the Legislation.
The committee report explained
the amendments. some of which were
OF minor character Regarding tGc
change under which mail carryin.
ships would receive higher compcn-
Sai!on. the report said this was deem
ed necessary by reason OF pos.Ialc
losses under the prohibition ru inl
Application "f the irn',
amendment and the Nolstead act
Scri"uS!v ancc,s rc.vuut -. ,.....
hips said the report.
1T is these ships which usually
carry the mails and the committee
feels that the slight additional COM
pcnsatipu which would thereby ac-
crue To passenger vessels is highly
desirable in view Of the difficulty rx.
pcri"nc"h IN maintaining under our
laws American passenger service. in
competition with foreign services ON
whi'h th"S" laws were not arpiica-
bile
b"m"cratic member of ihc commit.
tee WAS given unttl SATURDAY, tn iil.
minority report opposing th. hni
The nrst Indication Of tia, farm
hloc's attitude la TIA" ii"urc tuNar,i
tn" Shipping bil! Was given by Rcp-
r"srntaiivr Dickinson. Republican,. al
Iowa, Who ann"uuc"d that he w"u!a
"ncr an amendment granting r. -
continued on Page >. col 81
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L" the fact that all entrances to the
basement had been closed and barred
Tor the nighs. the hremcn were
somewhat delayed in getting hose
INTO mat part of the building.
Fireman Injured by Fail.
George NJ. Andrews, n member of
Engine Company. No. Z. was badly
injured by falling from the sidewalk.
I" the basement. after one of the
iron gratings in front OF the build
ing mad been removed Several other
persons narrowly escaped experienc.
ing similar accidents Andrews was
removed Ia Memorial hospital.
The alarm was turned in about tho
time the hremcn were ready To sbif,
forces at the fire stations. and many
OF the men appeared without their
helmets at tn. scene Of the bIaz.
The basement was Hooded with
water before the fire was regarded
as completely cXtinguished. Smok.
completely filled the first and second
stories OF the building The rear OF
the main floor was drencned in c,t.
TING the hose into the basement
stored in the basement were some
goods belonging To the Christie
Manufacturing Company. OF which
HAMPTON Fleming is president. and
}. r Blackwell. sfcretary-treasurer.
Continued on Page Z. Col. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
HARDING SEES FEDERAL
AID VITAL TOU. S. FLAG
<ON HIGHWAY OF SEAS
President in Address Congress- Asserts Subsidy Will
Cut Government Shipping Outlay One-Half and
Will Save Public Capital Invested.

call that we entered the World War
almost wholly dependent on our al
lies for transportation by s"a. w"
expended approximately thrc" bill
Ions. fevcrishly. cxtyavasan;ly,
wastefully and imoracticaliy. out OF
our carermess 10 make up FOR the
omissions oG peace and TO meet the
Wt: emergency. We builded and
"thcrwiSc acquired the vast mcr-
chant h,ct which the government
owns today
Mnst Deal With What We HnNe.
In the simplest way | can say II.
our Immediate problem is not to
huild and support merchant ship
ping. which | hope To be one of the
tiGh.St and most worthy aspirations
OF any great people. our problem.
IS to deal with what We now pos
s"Ss. our problem Is to relieve tn"
ruhljc treasury OF tn. drain ii Is al
ready meeting. Let MS omit particu-
lars about tn" frcnsicd wartime
luitding. Possibly We did full "a,
we'll as could lave been dVn. in tn"
anxious circumstances LIT US pass
t"r IN" mOm"ut til. vital rclaiiou-N ~
between merchant marin. and "a
commercials asni ing nation Aye.
l't uS suppns. tor moment the rh-
surdiiy that witn on. 81. .Oon pn0 coo
costs in N cs ANA tr""sur" mich ma!
u" "hHr."tni" 10 our Inability
promptly {" apply our potency
which God f"rf"ni happening again
l', ~ m"m.ujarily ignore all ~
,h"S. aud turn I" note tn. mere husi-
U,SS piuil, M. tn" practical uu-S ion
at dollars and cents with which Ne
are .oufrout,d
Stiii nn,- i:.5'T.O,n Tons.
"Th" w"r construction and tn"
later ""mr!"'i"u "f war contracts.
her" complexion Was believed to
10" tn" S-'at"r "."nnmr 4" IN. plIhiic
treasury. l".t u approx mae, Ia
.""."Gn grass tonnage in ships The
figures ~" u"ar"r l2.iuo.0O0 ions
u"w. ewing /" tr- Scrnpuinc uf the
w""d"n h""t N"r" tnan ha,i this
f"nnh&" IS .'Nr' nm"nt owned and
'omiinu"d on rrae II. COT. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
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WASHINGTON. Nov. Eth. text
~ President iiaI din2'S message 10
'"nGr"Ss follows ia iull
Members OF the Congress:
Late last February | reported to
YOU relative To the American mer-
chant marine. and recommended leg
iSlatiuu which the executive branch
~ tn" government deemed cSs"u;ial
TO promote our merchant marine.
end with il our national welfare.
Other problems were pressing and
"th'r questions pending. and for one
reason ur another. which need not bc
."cit'd. ;hc suggested legislation has
not progressed beyond a favorabl.,
r'comm.ndation by ;h- House com
mitiec The committee has given
IN" question a fu,l aud painsiakiug
inquiry and study. aud hope that
it's fav"rahl" report speedily viii ho
,.V,n the force Of law.
Opposition I. UrroSni.cd
1T VIII ~ heiptUl in rr?rinG
tn" atmosphere" il "" start with til.
iiauE iccogujti"u -: divided pp,ninh
ana determined opposition. /, i n"
new "Npcrt"u"" LIZ" pr"p"Sais have
divided ih" t"0Sr"sS "u y. ioLs pre-
NI"pS occasions. l'-rnHp> :, m"r,.
rcSolut" hostility u"V'r wss mani
."st before. md | ann very sunc the
need I"r G"c,SiN" action. ur, isiS".
avortbl" Hrtion never was - ar
-nt hctor"
~. are n"; nos dealing with a
.ulicH founded nu tn"ory. ~" hAv.
a rr"ul, Wh oh - ON, "f grim ac-
tuaiitN W. ~. ftciur iuSi.t"ni con-
uii."rS. out "f nh.ch viii come "ith"t.
additional ana >iaccrrinc govern
mcnt losses aud national Impotence
on the sn"S. or "ls- tn" nnfurImS "I
he iiaE on a great american m"r-
chant iHdr!r" commensurate. with
our commercial Importance. to serve
az carrier "i uur yareu"s la pra".
and meet th- necessities uf our d.
.ensc in Mar. rhrr" - ~" thought
here an! now ~ magnify rha rria
Ion 81 mcrCnant marine to ouI
national dcf,nSc II - "nnurh io 20