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Evening journal., 1922-11-25
MISSIONARY To
TALK ON China
DR.. ]. H. Franklin Will
Preach at Second Baptist
Church Tomorrow
FLOYD w. HARPER
TO SING SOLO

Tomorrow morning at Second Bap.
tist Church, the Rev George D. Al
lison, Ph. D., pastor will continue
his series Of Portraits OF Christ, d"
his subject being "Te Shepherd OF
Our Souls" The children's sermon
theme will be "A King who Was
Beloved" and the usual nursery
hour viii be observed followinS the
Childrens Service. The quartette
choir. directed by Floyd W. Harper
will sing Jesus. Shepherd Of the
Sheep" by Briggs. and Praise the
Lord q Jerusalem" by Maunder.
Sunday school meets at IL o'clock
This is a one-hour service with a
good orchestra and lesson study.
The Business Mems Bible Class in
vites men TO discuss Jesus as the
Ideal Missionary" at 6.45 o'clock
the Baptist Young Peoples Union
will meet with Group 4 as leaders
Their topic will be praise Cod
a Thanksgiving meeting.
At 7.45 o'clock DR.. James n
Franklin. whose efforts in behalf of
reconstruction work in France led
to the award by that Republic re
Gently Of the declaration Of Officer
Of Public instruction, will he the
principal speaker. His theme will be
christianity New Day in China
on Wednesday evening the
testimony Of the
church will be held at S o'clock.
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock
the Thanksgiving service will be held (
when all Baptist congregations will /
unite al this church 20 hear the new |
pastor Of Bethany church, the Rev.
A. j. williamson. This Is TO be a
great one-hour service in response
10 the Presidents proclamation.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
ST. STEPHENS LUTHERAN

Services at St. stephens Lutheran
Church. Tatnalu street near Seventh
street. the Rev. Frederic Doerr, pas
tor for Sunday follows: 1890 o'clock,
morning service. subject The Blessed
Tnnumera bles." The morning SER
vice will he in memory of members
Of St. stephens who died during the
church year; 2.15 o'clock Sunday
school; 7.3O. evening service, sub
iect. "A Lesson From the Analogy
Of Nature
Being on the eve Of Thanksgiving
Dav there will he a special program
of thanksgiving music in the even
ing.
Service on Thanksgiving Day at
o'clock
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT GRACE CHURCH

The Rev. Benjamin NJ Johns viii
nreach az both services tomorrow
~ Grace NJ. r. Church. The must
csi nrogram for the day as fol
lows:
1918 o'clock. the Chimes-"From
All That Dwell Below the SKIES
orore Ye Thankful People Come
Praise God From Whom An Bless
,nrs Flow" Come Ye Disconsolate :
1oso o'clock. organ prelude, theme
and variations. Duke street" Gaul;
professional. III; anthem. Praise
The Lord. O Jerusalem, Maunderi
ofertory. baritone solo Gloria
Ruzzi- -Peccia; Mr.. Taylor: reces-
sional. 4sl: organ postlude' 'fost-
lude in c." Grison.
7Os o'clock, the Chime 'Watcn-
man. Tell us Of the Night Leao
on q King Eternal" Jesus cans
Us Der the Tumult.
7fs 10 7.s0: (Orgsn recitan--
.ras,ivai Tocata." Fletcher; Told
At Twilight" Frysinger; The Per-
fect Melody" O'Hara; Process
s.onsI 4OSz-Anthem. A Song OF
rha nksgiving." Old Dutch offer
,orv 20 For the Wings Of Dove.
Nrerdeissohn: Recessional 545;
organ postiude, Fantasia IN
Major" Polleri.
sunday school at noon in all de-
aartrnents Al the Epworth League.
sac o'clock. A. r. Lindley. Of the
x NJ G. A.. vii address the meet
irV John Rlackiston will he the
soloisi. A bushes smeetins will be
neld Immediately after the service.
- select a first vice president. toI
tske the place Of Miss Marjorie
Guthrie.
on Thursday morning. at lo.SO
,.clock. in First Central Presbyter-
ian church. Grace and Union Metho-
dist Episcopal Churches and First
Central and West Presbyterian
churches will hold a joint Thanks
giving Day service. The Rev. Ben
jamin NJ. Johns will be the preacher
Of the morning The offering taken |
at this service viii he for the benefit
of the Peoples Settlement.
on Friday the Standard Bearers
viii hold bazaar in the church /
house. from 10 A. NJ. until r. NJ. |
Needle work. home baked cakes and
candy. Christmas cards and flower
novelties viii be on~sale.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
rIRsr NJ. p. CHURCH.

First Methodist Protestant 'hurch'
Seventh street below Walnut. the
Rev. Fred C Holloway pastor
services tomorrow as follows: lo.45
o'clock. morning worship. sermon
THE Letter 10 the Church At
SMYRNA" O'Clock. Sunday school;
o'clock. Christian Endeavor So
CITY. led by Mrs. Jane Fundin;
7.45 o'clock. preaching by the Rev.
C.. W. Earring. a former pastor NJ
the church. now ~ Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
SALVATION ARMY.

At the salvation Army Citadel
Fourth and Shipley. Ensign John O
Simpson, ofiicer-in- charge. Special
services will he conducted this week
end by Adjutant Arthur Cook. Of
New York City, who left Wilmington
over year ago. His many friends
will he glad IN hear him Saturday.
o'clock; Sunday. $50 and s
o'cl,ak. Company meeting sunday
1880 o'clock. Mrs. Julia Irwin.
Young Peoples Legion, Sunday, sis
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
srcoNp NJ. p. CHuRCH.

second NJ. p. Church Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street. the
Rev. p. BRYAN Bailey. Of West
minister Theological Seminary. pas
tor. Services tomorrow as follows:
SUNDAY school at ? o'clock; Junior
Christian Endeavor at 6.45 o'clock;
evening worship at T.45 o'clock. sub
iect OF the sermon. Where Are the
Nine" Cottage PRAYER meeting
every Friday evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
MapELEy VI. =. CHURCH.

The services at Madeley NJ. r.
Church tomorrow will begin with
class meeting. led by William
Henry at o'clock: the Rev. l.. NJ
Broadway. the pastor, will preach
nksgiving sermon al 1880
o'clock. subject The Loving Kind
ness Of Cod" Sunday school at 2.l5
O'Clock. John n. Ford, superintend-
ent. Miss x Ksrsey WI direct a soma
service at 7S0 O'Clock, which will
be followed with sermon by the
pastor.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
GRACE 4. NJ. Z. ZION.

Al Grace A. NJ. F.. Zion Church
Third and West streets. the Rev
J. n. Tucker. pastor. the services
tomorrow will he: Sermon by the
pastor. II o'clock. subject. "lsiah s
CALI" Sunday school. . o'clock. The
pastor. members and friends are in
vited 10 hold services at the Rev
Mr.. Merphy's church at : o'clock
Christian .Endeavor, us o'clock;
preaching ny the pastor. s o'clock
subject. THE Prince Of Piece"
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
NEW PASTOR At
WEST CHURCH
Rev. A. w. Some to Preach
Here Tomorrow Morn
ing and Accept Call
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT ALL SERVICES

The Rev. August Whitman Some
D. D., pastor-elect of the West Pres
byterian church. viii give his formal
acceptance of the call, which has
/ been extended to him by the CON
gregation OF West church, tom or
row morning at the 1890 O'Clock
service. DR.. Some will use for his
sermon theme The Coul Passion OF
Jesus"
The choir, under the direction Of
Professor j. 7. Clymer, with Miss
F. Viola Mofhtt at the organ, Will
give the following numbers: Pre-
lude, Largo" Handel; anthem, Let
Mount Zion Rejoice" Herbert; sol
oists Annabel Groves, Oscar Steiv-
Ter; quartstte, Jesus, Lover OF Ny
Soul Edwards; offertory. 20 Come
to My Heart Lord Jesus" Ambrose.
soloist, L. H. Munger.
The Bible school will assemble at
> o'clock. DR.. Some will teach the
lesson in the mems class. John A
Forrest. baritone, will be the sol
oist. Pyle's orchestra is also a fea-
ture. c. 2. meeting. GAS p. NJ.
topic. Praise Cod" A. J. Book, Jr.,
will he in charge. Special orchestral
music.
The Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor Of
Greenhill Presbyterian church. will
preach A the 1850 o'clock service
using for his subject, "A Great In
terView."
The musical mum bers will Include
the following: Prelude, "Verset" "
anthem, II Was Glad When
They said Unto Me" Brown. offer
tory, He viii Hide Ne" Simpkins
soloist, NJ T.. Hastings. Jr.: post
lude, professional March" Ratiste. ,
The male quartet. composed Of Os- .
car steigler F.. NJ. Ocheltree. /. n /
Munger apd NJ. p. Hastings, Jr.. will /
sing Immediately after the sermon. I
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
BRANDYwINE NJ. r.

At Brandywine NJ r. Church.
22OO Market street, the Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield, minister, services
tomorrow will be: Class meeting at
9.15 O'Clock; the pastor will preach
at 1880 o'clock; Sunday School at
? o'clock: Epworth League serN1c =
al 6.45 o'clock, with special music
by the young peoples choir, under
the direction OF Mrs Walter Talley,
and Miss Evelyn Elliot, pianist; at
80 o'clock a short recital will be
given by Miss LILLIAN stark, organ
ist. and special music by the choir,
including a vocal solo by Calvin
short, and violin solos by Mrs. Roy
Worth; sermon by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
ZION LTrHFRAN CHT-RCH

Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets the Rev. Frederick
Hasskarl. r. D.. pastor. Morning
service. 1O30 O'Clock CGerman).
topic Of sermon. a Secret or the
Kingdom Of Cod" At this service
fifty men. who are 70 make the
fourth every member visitation. viii
he commissioned Evening sertice
40 o'clock (Englishl. sermon
"wnl Some Re Honored In Heaven
More Than Others?" This is the
eighth in a series NJ sermons on
Eternity" sunday schools. $50
o'clock and 2.15 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
RIRI.E STUDENTS.

Promises to the Church" is the
subject for the lecture by W. n
Dickerson AZ : o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in Jr. O. 4. a. NJ. Han,
9O7 Tatnall street. before the Inter
national Bible Students Association.
Adult Bible classes will he conducted
AT the same address at . and 8
O'Clock. and special classes for
Young people and children will be
held az . o'clock
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
CIR ANDREy-s CHURCH.

Services tomorrow AT St AhureN
,.h,r,b Shipley and Eighth streets
the Rev. Richard w. Trapne'' r.,
tor will he as follows Holy Co"
murion at s o'clock; Church school
and Bible class NJ as o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock Bishop Cook will preach
at the evening service at 7.45
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
TRINITY EPISCOPAL, CU1pct,

The services on Sunday next at
trinity Episcopal Church will be as
follows: Holy Communion. nj 72O
O'Clock; sunday school at o2n
o'clock morning PRAYER and SER
mon AZ II O'Clock: evening PRAYER
and sermon al 7.t5 o'clock. The Rev
+. " Kirkus will preach morning
and evening
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
ELsNrERE PRESBYTERIAN.

Services will be held at the Els
mere Presbyterian Church at II ana
Z o'clock; morning subject: The
Seventh Commandment. the White
Cross OF Purity" evening subject;
Jesus and the Sinful" Sunday
School at IN and Christian Endeavor
Society az o'clock with Miss Mabel
Work as leader. The Rev. Irwin
Franklin Wagner. minister.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
FRIENDS MEETING.

At Friends Meeting Tenth and
Harrison streets. Services will he:
First Day Sunday at II o'clock;
Bible Glass, at 1o.15 o'clock. Mid
week meeting on Fourth Day CWe-1-
nestayl Al AS o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
ST LnHN,s cHrRcu

st. Johns Church. the Rev. Alhan
Richey. u. D.. rector. services to-
morrow as follows: 40 o'clock.
Holy Communion; $40 o'clock.
Church school; ~ o'clock. morning
prayer and sermon; 7.45 o'clock.
evening prayer and sermon. Bishop
Cook will preach at II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
GREENHLL PREsBYTERIAN.

Services tomorrow at Greenhill
Presbyterian Church, Kennett Pike,
will he; Sabbath school and Bible
class at $40 o'clock; preaching
service Al 1916 otclonk mission
study class Al 100 o'clock. The
Rev. Thomas Kerr. minister.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH

At North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. the
Rev. William L. Pettingill, pastor.
There will he preaching AZ 1880
and 7.45 o'clock. by the pastor.
Morning subject, Warming Against
Leaven;" evening. THE Giving of
Thanks" Bible School at noon.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
sT. LUKE's r.. 2. CHURCH.

s.. l.uke's Reformed Episcopal
church. the Rev. William Lamminc.
rector, services tomorrow as follows:
Church school AT 1O o'clock; morn
ingPrayer and sermon At II o'clock.
evening prayer and sermon AT 80
o'clock. Mid-week service Wednes-
day at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
Arr r1.EAsANr NJ II

At Mt Pleasant NJ. f. Church. the
Rev. W. w. sharp. pastor. there
will be preaching at 1890 o'clock
and o'clock; sunday school. 930
o'clock: Bpworah League. 7SO
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
NEWARK rNInN.

At Newark Union NJ E. Church
the Rev. W. w. sharp. pastor; sun
day School will he held at. . o'clock
and preaching at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
rp 1TERNAL sPIRITTAIIST.

The Fraternal Spiritualist Church
Eden Hall. sunday. 7.30 o'clock
medium. Mrs Webster.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
ecial and Music To Be Heard In The City Churches Tomorrow
An acceptable Thanksgiving

By the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem
When ye will offer sacrifice of Thanksgiving the
Lord offer il at your will.-Lev. xxi 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
KuRs MAREK PoLsKICH.

wedle komunikatu Polskiegc Kon
sulatu generaineeo kurs marek Jest
dds 14.55O marelx "a a.. czyli 2
cent6w "a 1000 nlarek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01

p. Eloydem skazani zostali ma
wiezienic cd jednego roku do lat
pieciu. Reszta komunistow ska
zana zoetaia ma kare wiezienna W
ciagru jednego roku.
Uiaskawienie ME zostaio jed
max uzyskane dla dwoch ludzi a
mianowicie dla L. E. Katterfiel-
da, ktory przyssal telegram z Ro-
sji re odda sic wladzom sado-
wynn i dla Ora. J. o, Browna,
kt6ry zmari, ME doczekawszy sic
uiaskawienia.
Doradca, ktorzy przyczynii sic
do uiaskawienia p. Lloyda i je-
go towarzyszy jest adwokat w.
A. Guinea. Opuscif on Spring
field o godzinie 4tej po poiudniu
i przybyi do wiezienia O. godzinie
1Otei wieczorem. P. Lloyd zostaf
natychmiast uwolniony po zaiat-
wieniu prawnych formalnosci i
odjechal do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
Bross Lloyd l5-tu jego
towarzyszy ulaska-
WionYch.

William T. Bross Lloyd ! je-
go towarzysze spedza swieta Bo-
lego Narodzenia przy rodzinach
wobec usaskawienia, kt6re made
szso dla mich cd gubernatora
Smalla. Ma podstawie wyroAtl
gu9ernatora Smalla wraz 2 p.
Lloydem uwolnieni zostali Jack
Carney, Arthur Proctor, Edgar
Owens. Ludwig Lore, L. * Eng
land i Niels Kjar, ktorzy wraz z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
Premier POincare Jed1e Ma Narade Do Londynu.
Anglia Me Bedzie DemontOwaia 0kret6w.
Oganiczenie SOwiet6W Ma KOherencT.

rRoCZESTE oTWARCIE SEJMU sENATU PRzEz
NACZFINIKA PANSTWA.

Konsla Geeray podaje do wadomosci tresc depeszy o.
vmanei "a posrenictwem Pose Agenci TelegratlczneJ
P(AT): -.
Otwarce Semu Senau bySo poprzedzone przeS urozysa
Mze s Katedrze Warszawsej cebrowana pzez kardynaa
Kakowskiego obecnoS Nacznka Paswa casego gaonetu
dyplomatycznego korpusu czlonk6w Senatu Semu
Pnktuanie po{udnie dna 28go stopads NsczenK Fan
Vtwa przyby{ nachu sejmowego pozm nastao urocte
otyarce Semu wygcszeem Nazelnila Panstwa
w movie swei Naczelna Pa6stwa medzy mrem povlac
Jesen szczewy mOznost Otwarca perwszegc ivy
ainevo Seimu Rzeczypopoej Pode ME bedac zmuszonym
do nawoNana do oretnej walk - z pr5ecwnis nam mo2-
nose zproszena do pokojowe produywne prac k0a Obe
nie tembare prowadzona bye mote OkOu kedy grance
Dastwa zostay juz kedy ME Zaaru ami po
zeby podnOszena sprawy anc naszch ami drodze creme
90 wysapiena tez wywo zaar-
cow"
Nasepne Naczelni Paswa poUoia{ najstarszego Wleke
I Semu pos4a Brownsforda prawcy przewodniczace
90 zebrana poczem lonowe Semu zozi przeplsana pzy
siege
Ceremone Senatu byy dentyczne Senat otWary
Eosta prze Nacznka Pastwao godz Se weczorem Ma pre-
wonzscego zebrana perwsego Senatu Naczek Pasta po
woa naistarszego wem }onka Senatu senatora Lmano-
vkiego Senator Lmanowsk zajmujac mesce pzewodncza
ego wygs MOVE 6re jaskrawo zobrazowa{ poSzczegone
stapy WALK Polsk niepodleg}osc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
MiastO bedzie nlialO
podniesione tory
kolejowe.

Marzenie Rady miejskiej Q
podniesieniu torow kolejowycf
ma przecznicach ,ulic bedzie
wkr6tce urzeczywistnione. Pc
diugich latach walki, podczas kto
rych wydawano jedne rozporza--
dzenia "a drugiemi kompanjt
Baltimore j Ohio i Pennsylvania
zgodziiy sic wreszcie ma rozpocze
Gle robot mad podniesieniem to-
row kolejowych. Powszcchnie O.
czekuja rozpoczecia robot take
przez dziesiec innych kompaniJ
kolejowych.
Sprawa ia zostaia ostatecznie
zaSatwiona, gdy aid. G. Maypole
postarai sic o przeforsowanie w
Radzie miejskiej projektu, ktory
wzywal kompanje kolejowa do
podniesienia torow kolejowych
przy Garfield bulwarze Leavitt
ulicy. w razie niezastosowania
sic kompanij kolejowych do ta--
kiego polecenia, miasto san1o mia
lc rozpocza6 roboty ma koszt kom
panij. Zreszta sprawa ia ciagnie
sic juz cd kilku lat, W ciagu kto-
rych dawano kompanjom odpo--
wiedni terrnin do zastosowania
sic do tego rozporzadzenia,
Jezeli inne kompanje kolejowe
ME zastosuja sic do rozporz9dze-
MIA miejskiego, to szef policji
Fitzmorris Dedzie upowazmony
do zatrzymywania pociagow ma
wszystkich przecznicach ulic.
Przeprowadzenie rozPorzadzenIs
miejskiego bedzie lcosztowafo
kompanje kolejowe $35, 600, 600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
Mortenson zaprasza ro-
dzicow do zwiedzenia
szkH.

Superintendent szkol p. Peter
A. Mortensen zaprasza rodzicow
100000 dzieci, uczeszczajacych
do szkoi, do zwiedzenia szkoS w
przyszlym tygodni,h Zaproszenie
to znajduje sic W zwiazku We
zwaniem prezydenta Hardinga,
wedtug ktorego przyszfy tydzien
jest poswiecony kwestjom wy
ksztaicenia.
P. Mortenson utrzymuje, re
blizsze zapoznanie sic rodzicow
z potrzebani szkof jest rzecza
bardzo powazna dla dobra same
go miasta Chicago, Stanu Hi
nois i caiego narodu. Problem
amerykanizacji obywatelstwa,
problem analfabetyzrnu, ktory
sic wyraza W Stanie Illinois W
cyfrze 174,OOO, problem zaopatry
wanna szk6i w odpoWiednich
nauczycieli i problem udzielania
dzieciom r6wnej sposobnosci do
ksztascenia sic, So kwestjani, kto
re. zdaniem jego, zasluguja ma
glebsza uwage kazdego obywa--
fe1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
Rada miejska glosuje
przeciwko przyjeciu
novel konstytucji.

Rada nliejska wezwala pred
wczoraj wszystldch wyborcow do
gfosowania przeciwko novel kon
stytucji, gdy mad mia przyjdzie
do glosowania dnia 12go grud--
MIA 5br. Take postanowienie 20
stato powziete przez Rade miejT
ska podczas dwugodzinnego nara
dzania sic, w jaki sposob posta-
pic nova konstytucja. w re-
zultacie debat postanowiotlo We
zwae wyborcow do glosowania
przeciwlco przyjeciu novel kon--
stytucji / upowaznic lburmistrza
Thoinpsona do naznaczenia komi
tetu, kt6ry postara sic 0 wyzwa-
ME speciainego sentymentu dla
konstytucji.
WI sprawie tel az cztery pro-
jekty ogsoszono, wszystkie jed
max bysy "a odrzuceniem novel
konstytucji i "a wezwaniem wy
borrow do gfosowania przeciwko
niej. Alderman Walkewiak " je-
dniej z rezolucyi proponowal
wydrukowanie 100000 rozrzu-
TEX, W kt6rych znajdowalyby sic
wyszczegolnione zarz,ity przeciw
ko novel aconstytucii
Sprzeeiwiasq sic opinji Rady
miejskiej tylko szeseiu aldernia:
now a mianowicie aid Eaton,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-01
IZBA PoSLoW UCHWALILA
SUBWENCYJNA USTAWF
OKRETOWk.


Waszyngton, I grldnla. -
o odpowiadajaca wymo-
eom amerykanska marynarke
handlowa jest W poiowie wygra-
ma.
2O8 glosami przeciw lS4, czyt
wiekszoscia "a gsos6w, Izba Por
slow uchwaliia w srode admiill-
bill " sprayie M ..''1 !. SUP wen :
Cyl d!a pfywhtnycli prxeds So
biorstw okretowych.
Bill przechodzi obccnie do Sc
natu, gdzie dalszy jego los zda-
je sic zalezet Cd zdolnosci adnii-
nistracyjnych lider6w W pozyska
niu dostatecznej liczby senate
row dla tego, niezbyt popularne-
go, ustawodawczego projektu.
przedwstepne obliczenia maja
podobno wykazywa6 przychylna
wiskszost; mniejszosc jednak,
stoiaca W opozyci, z senatorern
La Toilette ma czele, grozi prze-
szkadzaniem i odwlekanierl O.
siatecznej akcji.
Szybka akcja oczehwaria.
Senator Jones, przewodniczscy
senatorjalnej fOomisji handloweJ,
kierujacy Gala akcja mad subwen-
cyinym bilem okretowym. oznal
mil o zwolaniu posiedzenia ko-.
misji ma poniedziasek, celem pod
iecia obrad mad uchwalonym juz
" Izbie posi6w bilem. Przewod-
niczacy Jones zywi wszelkie ma
dzieje, IL komisja zda W najbliz-
Sym czasie przychylna relacje.
Bezposrednio potem, projekt sub
sydjum wprowadzony bedzie W
Senacie.
Pszeprowadzenie blu W lzbie
poslow nastapilo W slad "a ME
udaiemi staraniami demokratow,
domagajacych sic odnoczelia da-
ty wprowadzenia novel ustawy
" aycie do 1. lipca 1924, a gdy
starania te spelziy ma niczern, u
siiujacych zadac smiertelny clos
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