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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
OBRADY KONFERENcJI
w MOSKWIE WSTRZY-
NAME
NAME.

Moskwa, 5. grudnia. - Szefo'
Mde delegacyj poszczegolnych
panstw, ktore biora udzial w So
wieckiej konferencji rozbroje
niowej, oznajmili przewodnicza'
cemu konferencji, p. Litwinowo-
wi, re udziela mu odpowiedzi ma
lego konkretne propozycje ogra-
uiczenia armji ale ME na publicz-
nei sesji konferencji ma prywat
uem posiedzeniu. Mal1sym Lit
winow domagai sic, aby to nasta
pila ma otwartej scsji Ilonferen--
eli. ale zadanie to zostafo uchy-
lone.
Oficjalny organ sow1eckl
,,Prawda" mowi, ze takie prywa-
the posiedzenie juz sic odbyfo
ze przedstawiciele PolsEi, LIT
wy, Lotwy, Estonji i Finlandji
udm6wili dyskutowania projektu
Litwinowa o ograniczeniu armJi
sowieckiej. Z tego powodu mo-
via, ze najprawdopodobniej dol
die do czasowego zerwania O.
brad konferencji.
WiadomoSci dziennikarsbie, O.
trzymane tn z Polski, ME wroz9
powodzenia loonferencji moskiew
skiej. ,yKurjer Polski" zaznacza
dvskretnie, ze Rosja sowleckss
spotIla sic z opozycja ze strony
wszystlich delegatow ma l1onfe-
rencii. Sama Polska znajduje sic
W klopotliwem polozeniu Z po--
wodu iei sojuszu z Francja Rr-
nunia. ,Kurjer Warszawskl
takze wskazuje ma trudnoSci wy
nikaiace z nader wielkich roznic
w stosunku do interes6w Polski
Litwy, ...
Wielka senzacje wywosaSo tu
oznajmienie lcsiecia Radziwdtfa
szefa delegacji polskiej ma konfe-
rencii, kt6ry powiedziaf, re jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
HARDING PRZESYLA DO
KoNGRESU PRELIMINARY
BUDzETU MA 1924.

Waszyngton, S grudnia. = Pre-
zydent Harding przesiai wczoraj
do Kongresu prekminarz pam
stwowego budzetu ma rok fiskal-
ny, rozpoczynajacy sic z dnien
1. ;ipca 1923, z zadaniem. zatwier
dzcnia projektowanych aproprja
cyl w wysokosci $3,O7s,o40,33l
ma pokrycie kosztow federalnej
nachiny adn1inistracyjnej.
Polecajac usilnie przychylne
przyjecie projektu budzetu, Pre-
zydent jednoczeSnie ostrzega Kon
grcs, IL administracja sprzeciwi-
laby sic stanowczo przypuszczal- J.
nym projektom dalszych reduk-
cyl W wpozycjach budzetu.
Me przesadzajac z CORY -
brzmiaia odezwa Harding'a =
czy W tel lub owej pozycji ME u
da sic postepem czasu wprowa
dzi pewnych nieznacznych reduk
Cyl, poczuwalbym sic do obowiaz
ku odrzucenia kazdego projektu
powazniejszej redukcji, ktoraby
siIa faktu pociagne}a "a soba zmia
ny w administracyjnej polityce,
pa ktorej opieraja sic obliczenia
sproprjacyj ma rok fiskalny 1924"
Ma wstepie swej odezwy Pre-
zydent zwraca uwage ma reduk-
Gle oczekiwanego deficytu w bic
zacym roku fiskalnym $oe7,-
453,231 ma S237,93s,712, -kt6ra to
redukcje zawdzieczac nalezy ME
ustannemu dazeniu do oszczedno
Sci rewizji programu wydatkow
rzadowych, i wyraza nadzieje, IL
zanlkniecie rachunkow W dniu 80
czerwca 1923 wykaze niewatpl-
vie zrownowazone pozycje.
Og6lne wpiywy do skarbp pan
stwa W fiskalnym roku 1924. q
skarbowych opfat
pocztowych, obliczone So ma
S5,3o1,812,359, czyli o $7E,29l,1
7o1 mniej niz W 1922, a $6S,050,-
600 n1niej niz W biezacym roku
fiskalnym.
Department poczty przyniosi
W 1922 1923 powazne deficyty,
w nadchodzacym jednak roku fl
skalnym pokryje prawdopodob--
ME swe wydatki i przyniesie mad
wyzke W surnie okofo miljona
dolar6w.
Armja W sile $4,000 ludzi.
w odezwie swojej Prezydent
zawiadania Kongres, il aproprja
cja $3.50, ,552,5s7 polecona dla ar,
mil, wystarczy,aby ma utrzyma-t
ME regulafnej SHY zbrojnej W
liczbie 1900 oficerow j $4,000.
zcinierzy, czyli W sile aprobowa
nej obecnie przez Kongres, j u
noz1iwiiaby wydziaiowi milfcji
wzmocnienie SLY krajowej obro-
ny y 10000 oficerow ! zoinierzy
do 2l5;o00. Ma cele awjatyIi woj
skowej adnlinistracja domaga SIC
przyznania $l2s7i, 500, czyli d
s23.s0O mniej niz W rokt bieza
Gym ]
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
Kronika ChicagOska.

dykacja brzmiaca nastepujaco =
osobisty podarek dla ciebie pa
ME, W interesie prswa i porzad-
ku." P. Williamson Qswiadczy4,
IL uzyI caiej sunny ma eel wska--
zany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.
Wsch6d sIo6ca o godziute 1908.

Wsch6d sEonca gOd5inte 1908.
Zach6d slo6ca o godzinie 4:19.
x
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: We
wtorek pogoda znacznie zimnieJ, w
srode pogoda - w dalszym ciagu zi-
mno, Swiezy p6InOcnO-Eachodni
Wiatr.
&
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wc1oraj gOdzinie 4tej po
poIudniu 40 stOpni, najnizsza dis
o godzfnie 2giej po p6lnocy % stop
ni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
Francjja Stara Sic zajac.
zagEebie Ruhr.
Rosja Zada 0ddania Cie->
snin Turkom.
KOnsternacja Ma Konferencji
W Lozannie.
Aroh Amor pr7Owiduie 7unaInv TTnadpk EUrOnv
Amb. Amer. Przewiduje zupehy Upadek EurOpy,
KancIerz Niemiecki Zajal Slime StanowiskO.
Ksia1e Andrzej Opuscf Grecje.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne

upowazniony przez .rola rurnufi
skiego Ferdynanda do przedsta-
vienna konferencji pewnej delela-
racji, ktora w nastepstwie bedzie
ratyfikowana przez parliament
rumu1iSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05

lDokonczenlc ma sTr. 5-eieIJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
FRANCJA PRoJEKTUJE "a.
JAG ZAGLFBIE RUHR.

, -
Paryz, 5. grudnia. - Glowne
wytyczne planu francuskiego W
dziedzinie odszt<odowan wojen--
nych, ktore beda przedmiotem O.
brad l1onferencji premjer6w w
Londynie, streszczaja sic do ma
stepujacych punkt6w:
y Okupacja cafego zaglebia
Ruhr przez wojska francuskie.
JeSli zajdzie potrzeba to ma ma
staple explatacja wegla przez
francuskie ministerjurh robot pu-
biicznych.
Scis{a kontrola paistw sojusz-
niczych W dziedzinie wpSywow' i
wydatkow w calych Niemczech.
81 UStanowienie kontroli
pahstw soiuszniczych mad niemie
ckim bankiem pahstwowym i bez
warunkowe wstrzyrnanie dalsze-
60 drlkowania niemieckich pie
niedzy papierowych.
a Wszelkie pobory podatkowe
zar6wno wwozu jak i wywozu
maja bye obr6cone ma splacanie
odszkodowafi wojennych.
81 Zorganizowanie pozyczki
zewnetrznej W mozliwie najkrot-
Sym czasie, mianowicie jak tyl-
ko nastapi poprawienie sic sytua-
eli finansowej W Niemczech.
Projekt powyzszy musialby
mice zastosowanie az do czasu.
gdy Niemcy same zaczna spiacac
odszkodowania wojenne bez zmu
szania ich do tego przemoca.
Plan francuski przewiduje oprocz
tego caly szereg innych sposo-
bow ureguLowania sprawy odszko
dowafi wojennych. Mowi on o e
wentualnem zmniejszeniu sunny
odszkodowafi ale kosztem mic
dzysojuszniczych diugow wo'
jennych.
Rrasa francuska ME spodziewa
sic aby Anglia zaakceptowala W
ca1o$ci projekt francrlski z tego
wzgledu, ze sprzedaje ona Fran
eli przeszfo 100000 tom we
gla miesiecznie.
Mimo to jednak wierza, IL ma
zasadzie kompromisu dojdzie do
porozumienia w wiekszosci
swej projekt ten zostanie przyje-
ty. Premier Poincare udaje sic
do Londynu W piatek Prawdo--
podobnie podroz odbedzie razem
premjerem Mussolinim.
RoSJA zADA ODDANIA
TURCU CIESNIN.
Lozanna, 5. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow. - Prowokacyjne stano--
wisko = sowieckiego ministra
spraw zagranicznych, Czyczeri--
ma, zajete W czasie wczoraiszych
.obrad w sprawie ciesniny Darda-
lDokonczenlS la SIR. 5-glelJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
kuRs MAREK PoLsKICH.

wedIe komunikatu Polskiego Ron
suIatu generaIneeo kurs marek Jest
dis f4,7z5 Esarek IA ST.. -eEyh z
nent6w q 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
KALEND

DIS, wtorek. 5. grudnia: sw'
Piotra ChryN ..
JutrO, sroda, 6. grudnia; SW. MI
kolaja Bisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
Preli11liinarz Budzetu Ma
Rok l924WKo Kongresie.
Otwarcie POkojowej Konferencjjii
5 Laci1skich Republk.
kba Posl6w Aprobuje hwestygacje
" Sprawie Daugherty' ego.
Clemepceau PrzybywaDo Waszyngtonu
Kradziel 60 Beczek W6dki Dystylarni.
100 Rannych Wykolejeniu POciagu.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0De.
Clemepceau PrzybywaDo Waszyngtonu
Kradzie1 60 Beczek W6dki Z Dystylarni.
100 Rannych " Wykolejeniu Pociagu.
lime Telegrdmy Kraj0De.

Pozycja budzetu, dotyczaca a.
proprjacji ma koszta utrzymania
marynarki wojenpej, przedstawia
sumo $289, 9,sso,9o3. Suma ia wy
starczy zdaniem Prezydenta na
utrzymanie obecnej SHY marynaf
XII wojennej w liczbie 5000 lu-
dzi; dozwoli ma utrzymanie W.
czynnYm stanie wszystkich obec
nych wojennych okretow j "a
pewni cagiosc konstrtikcji wszy.
stkich nowych okretow.
Plany budzetu zastrzegaja
$253, 100000 ma pensje, oraz
S434, 564,5oo ma zapomogi eme-
rytury dla weteranow wojny swis
towel. lime pozycje budzetu O.
bejmuja: $41,76,4550 ma regula-
Gle REX zatok, $31 $4,000 ma
budowe drog, $5,71s,950 ma bu-
DOVE szpitali i udogodnienia ola
chorych weteranow wojennych.
S2,200,O00 ma koleje W Alasce,
$6,s89, los ma kanai panamski /
$1S,553,686 ma koszta egzekwowa
MIA praw,Swiaczajac W to admi-
nistracje egzekwowanie krajo-
wych prohibicyjnych i anty-nar-
kotvcznych aktow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
OTWARCIE PoKoJoWEJ
KoNFERENcJI PTPcIU La
CINSKICH REPUBLIK.

Washington, 8 grudnia. -
Pod -przyjaznym patronatem st
Zjednoczonych, reprezentanci pie
ciu inaiych srodkowo-amerykah-
|skich republik zgromadzili sic
wczoraj przy konfereneyjnym stc
lie, zadaniem wypracowania pro
gramu trwaiego pokoju ma terry
torjach, bedacych cd szeregu LAT
widownia TAX wielu drobnych u
tarczek i wojen.
Konferencja, otwarta wczoraj
pod przewodnictwem sekretarza
stanu Hughes'a, jest W gruncit
rzeczy miniaturowen powtorze-
niem wielkiej konferencji swiato-
wych mocarstw, jaka miaia micj
see W tel samej historyczncj sail
rex tenu.
Gi6wnem dazenieni - traktat.
pokojowy.
Gsownem dazeniem reprezentc
wanych ma konferencji pahste-
wck jest redukcja ,izbrojenia, q
.pewnienic trwaiego pokoju for.
nlalnyn traktatcnu, utworzenie
specjalnych trybunalow. lStoreby
zaiatwiaty sporne kwestje be- q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-05
HARDING BEDZIE PRZEMA
WAL w KONGRESIE w
TYM TYGODNIU.

Washington, 5 grudnia. =
Prezydent Harding oSwiadczyl
wczoraj kongresjonalnej komisji
IL swoja doroczna odezwe Okla
zji otwarcia regularnej sesji Kon
gresu wygfosi W jednym dni W
tiezacym tygodniu. w odezwie
swej Prezydent zajmie sic W pier
wszym rzedzie kwestja ulg rolni-
czych, problemem transportacyj
nym obecna sytuacja prohi6i>
cyjna.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24

us He Is also postgraduate OF
the university OF Geneva, and a grad
uate OF Columbia University, New
York City.
When the war broke out General
and Lady Aggapetlan closed their
home In this country and with see
don of the thousands OF Armenian
volunteers went TO Russia and there
Joined thei Cars southern army
which was then fighting the Turks
For two years he participated In the
struggle. Since returning to Amer
lea both General and Lady Azgapeu-
an have been ardent workers In the
! American Red Cross. Liberty Bond
and other patriotic drives They
are now devoting all their time to the
service OF the Near East Relief.
Tommorrow's meeting Is under the
direction Of the Delaware State head
quarters OF the Near East Relief
In addition to the address which will
be given by General Azgapetian
there will be moving pictures and an
address by Miss Gertrude II. Leidy
OF Philadelphia, director OF Wo-
mems Organizations In Pennsylvania
for the Near East Relief.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
M'CABES GO
AFTER MILLIONS
Sussex Countians Pledge
Money to Fight for
Legacy
ENGLAND ESTATE
is THEIR GOAL

Special to The Evening Journal,
SELBYVILLE. Jan. 24-Heirs OF
the late Pemburton McCabc. who Is
reported TO have died in England
leaving a large estate, OF whom there
are nearly 100 around Selbyville.
have determined TO make an inves-
tigat.on OF the reported millions
and strong fight for the estate II
the story proves correct.
Yesterday committee appointed
by a meeting OF the heirs went TO
Philadelphia to take the matter up
with the English consul to ascertain
II there was an unsettled McCabe es-
tate in England. The next step will
be to employ a firm OF English solicit
tors to fight for the estate, each OF
the heirs having pledged themselves
10 contribute to the fund now being
raised in Baltimore hundred. where
the McCabe heirs live
The facts concerning the late
Pemburton McCabe coincide singu-
larry with the facts OF the unclaimed
estate.
Pemburton McCabe was a Balti-
more hundred trader and shortly
after the civil war went on trip TO
England. but never returned. He
was unmarried and LEFT only a
brother and a sister.
1t was supposed he had been lost
at sea- as no word was ever heard
from him after the English trip. As
his brother lived TO be more than 90
years old. il would seem probable
that the same Pemburton McCabe
who died in England might be the
one from Baltimore hundred.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE.

A subscription dance will be held
on February IA in the ballroom of
Hotel DUPONT. the proceeds to go to
the Bidart Hospital in France.
This institution was founded by an
American. Dorothy Garfield, and
under-nourished children are being
cared for under the direction Of the
supervision OF Nine. LeBon, who has
made the care OF children her life
work. Miss Victorine DUPONT Is
chairman Of the general committee
and Miss Margaretta dupont vice.
chairman. Miss Elizabeth Holiday
is chairman OF the finance COM
mittee Miss Esther Ward is chair
man OF publicity and Miss Elinor
Thompson vice-chairman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24

the House. which. by that vote, re-
jected an amendment by Reppesen-
tative Roach, Republican. Missouri,
to the Independent officers appro-
priation bill striking out SIS. 900
provision for paying the expenses of
such examinations during the com
ing fiscal year.
Members voting for the amend
ment IN number of cases declared
they had been embarrassed in their
districts because Of civil service re-
strictions in TIE naming of post
masters.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
GAnnEN CLun soCIAn

Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Dickinson,
II Bellefonte. entertained the Gar
den Art Club Thursday evening. Mrs
]. ID. Gibson entertained the guests
in humorous way. Refreshments
were served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Middleton, Mr., and Mrs
Joseph n. Middleton. Mr., and Mrs.
James ". Dickinson. Mr., and Mrs
Enos e. willis. Mr.. and Mrs, Albion
NJ. soule. Jr.. Mrs. ]. d. Gibson. Mrs.
f. Hanrakan. Mrs, r. Marvin Meg
ginson. Mrs. o. stlgler, Master
George NJ. Dickinson. Miss Elizabeth
Megginson. Miss Beryl Megginson'
Miss Isabella Megginson and Miss
Katheryn Middleton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
DISCUSS cuRRENr EvENTs

Currents Events Glass OF the VIII
mington Section. Council OF Jewish
Women. was held yesterday after
noon az the home OF Mrs. Louis
sklutt. 422 West Twenty-flrst street.
Mrs. Lester Waterman was chair
man. An address was given by Mrs
Eugene Springer. chairman OF the
Emigrant Aid Society Of Philadel-
phia. A paper on the Influence OF
the Moving Picture on the People OF
To-day" was head by Mrs. Harry
Keyser. National current events
we're given by Mrs. Ralph Saltzman.
Piano selections were contributed
by Mrs. Samuel Goldstein.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
T0PKIS BROTHERS
TO ENLARGE PLANT
Special TO The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Jan. 24.-Topks Bros.
OF Wilmington. has greatly enlarged
their underwear factory at Federals-
burg. New machines have been in
stalled in the annex. which is prac-
tically finished The entire building
now has a length Of 100 feet and
a width OF 80 feet. The entire fac
tory is built Of concrete. The an
mex is 40xSo feet and contains 25
new machines, giving work to as
many operators, and making a total
of SO machines in the plant.
The payroll OF the factory will
amount TO nearly $1,000 a week
when the new machines are in
stalled.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
II you're free fI0m constipation
show This to some sufferer

Ono Of tAs greatest benefits to hu-
nanity that kss been made available
20 every .TD- woman and child in
America is Kellogg's Bran, cooked
and krumbled. Kellogg Bran will
relieve constipation permanently If it
is eaten regularly. II people Of this
nation generally would eat Kellogg q
Bran nine-tent Of all sickness would
be eliminated.
Physicians indorse Kellogg's Bran,
cooked and krumbled. for constipa-
ton because constipation is naturally
relieved through proper food. We
guarantee Kellogg's Bran will relieve
constipation il at least two tablespoon
fuls are eaten daily. We advise an
much as necessary for chronic cases.
Kellogg's Bran acts a. a sweeper,
cleansing and purifying. But 1t IA not
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24

today that all States are interested
or less attention. Under the measure
on which the hearings are TO be held
today all public accountants would
be compelled to undergo eNamina-
ton before a board Of examiners be-
fore being allowed to practice the
nrofoEslnn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24

a "remedy"; rather q nature food
Unlike pills and cathartics, which arc
not only irritating to the delicate in
testinal tract, and afford but tempo
rary relief at best--bran Is not habit
forming. Effects Of pills and eathar-
tics wear OF and it is necessary for
the sufferer 10 find some new and more
violent bowel -agitator. Kellogg s Bran
never ceases its regular work.
Kellogg's Bran at the same time
will clear a pimply complexion and
sweeten the breath.
Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled. is one Of the most delicious
cereals you ever ate. It's nut-like
favor is delightful. Or sprinkle il on
your favorite cereal and use it in
various foods s""h as bran bread, muf-
fms, pancakes sraviee, etc. Recipes
on packaee. Get II at your grocer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
ARMENIAN HERO
AIDS NEAR EAST

General Mesrop Newton Kahn
Azgapetian. who will address the
meeting to be held tomorrow after
noon in the ballroom of the home
Of Mrs. T. Coleman dupont, SOS n.
Broome street is a soldier, diplomat
and lineuisi and took an active part
IN the World War He is an Ar
menlan by birth. The General Is
graduate OF Robert College, an
American institution of the Bosphor-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24

ing instructions, gave a verdict In
favor OF tho defendant In tho case OF
Adolf Wisielewski against John
Krupa In Superior Court yesterday
afternoon. The note was executed
and delivered on Sunday. December
10.
Judge Richards sat in the case.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
10 LICENSE ACCOUNTANTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan Ex-senator
l.. Heisler Ball, chairman OF the
Senate District Of Columbia Com
mittee, will hold hearings this after
noon on the bill introduced in Con
gress which provides for a board Of
examiners and the licensing Of pub
lie accountants in the District Of
Columbia.
1t was said at Senator Balls office
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
FORM LORRAINE SOCIAL.

Several young men in the neigh
borhood OF Union Park Gardens
have formed the Lorraine Social"
A meeting will be held at the home
of p d. Aquino. 1906 West Fourth
street. Friday evening to perfect
organization
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
FAIL TO ABOLISH-P. M.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-An in
direct attempt to abolish civil serv-
ice examinations for postmasters
was defeated, 70 to %. yesterday in
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
NOTE MADE ON
SUNDAY Is VOID

As the 1875 note on which the
plaintiff sued to recover was execut-
ed on a Sunday a jury, under bind
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
DANCE AT HACLEY

The Mothers Club OF Hagley
Community House will give dance
on Thursday evening in the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
EUROPEAN CONDITIONS
COMMERCE MEMS TOPIC
U. S. Chamber to Study Bearing
on American Business at
Meeting Here in May.

European Conditions and Their Eff
feet on American Business" will be
the main topic for discussion at the
tenth annual meeting of he United
states Chamber of Commerce here
May, 1918, it was announced today
More than 1.400 business organi-
cations have been asked to send
representatives and an attendance of
from 1000 TO 5000 business men is
expected.
I'm selecting the subject for the
convention" said Il statement by the
chamber today. there was 4 desire
to obtain Il thorough discussion of
world business conditions, as well as
domestic conditions, for use as a
basic of judgment in planning meas
ureS to insure continuing future
prosperity in the United States"
Groups representing the major di-
visions of business will take up the
various questions on the program,
which include the following: Effects
of the European situation on America.
American business in relation to
Europe, merchant marine, housing
distribution. production in industry,
finance. foreign commerce. insurance,
natural resources. railroads, highway
transport. labor and immigration.
transportation and communication
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Roof Viii Not Leak

Let me apply one coat Of liquid asbestos
roofing cement. Guarantee same i've Year,.
81 90 4 gallon In dve-gallon buckets. Estimate
free. MADISON CLARK. 1914 Pa. ave. &c.
Lincoln 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
WILL SPEAK ON CANCER.
DR.. C. A. Powers to Stress Need to
Recognize First Symptoms.

DR.. Charles A. Powers, president of
the American Society for the Control
of Cancer, is to speak at a public meet
ing .omorrow Afternoon in the Medical
Society building, 1913 NJ street, under
auspices of the District Medical So
ciety. of which DIR. A. w. Boswell is
president.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
point out to the general public the
necessity of recognizing the first signs
of cancer. it being coltended that TAX
ing the necessary precaution in time
will greatly reduce the mortality
caused by-this disease. Plans will also
be discussed for campaign of educa-
ton to eliminate in Cancer week
to be held some time in the fall. The
local committee which has undertaken
this work consists of DIR. II. II. Kerr,
chairman: Mrs. Joseph Letter. secre-
tary; Arthur c. Moses, Thomas Bell
Sweeney and DR.. Frank Leech. DR..
Hubert Work, Postmaster General, will
be speaker. DR.. James +. Mitchell is
honorary chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
NOTED CRUISER SOLD.
Vesuvius Brings $4,000 at End o.
Long Navy Career,

The old cruiser Vesuvius, named for
Mount vesuvius of Italy. the only
warship ever equipped with dynamite
guns, has Just been sold by the Navy
Department to J. Lipsitz of Chelsea,
Mass, for $500. The Nesuvius was
built by William Cramp & Sons. at
Philadelphia. and launched April IS,
1883. her sponsor being Miss Eleanor
Breckenridge. daughter of former
Representative Breckenridge of Ken
lucky.
She was commissioned at the New
York navy yard in 1891. and from
1892 to 1895 was with the North At
lantic squadron. For two years she
was out OF commission, and following
that went into active service in the
Spanish war. remaining in
Cuban waters through the entire
hostilities.
From May 10 to July Is, 1898. the
Vesuvius operated off Santiago de
Cuba and Guantanamo, in command
Of Commander j. E. Pillsbury. United
states Navy. She was again placed
out Of commission, September 16,
1898, remaining so until 1907, when
she was used as a torpedo practice
ship at Newport and the Boston navy
yards, until 1921. when she was placed
out Of commission at Boston. where
she was sold.