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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
MOVE MfSTskE. AUDrTO-
RUM BUDE OTEVRENO
Az v KVETNU.
Rude az po uplnem dokonGeni
vsech praci ,odevzdano
svemu ncelu.

Zda &c, re ma mayor Fred
Kohler V zasobe celou fadu
nfekvapeni, nemine cd noveho
roku jedineho dne, abv neby-
Ia oznamovana n6jaka refor-
ma. Neinovejsi west pax hla-
sa. ze move auditorium, n6m7
liz ohlaSoVano tolik zaha iowa
cich dat, otevfeno bude tepr-
We Y kvetnU, al celia budova
iez stala m6ato az dosud &c.
100000 bude do posledni po-
drobnosti hotova. Mayor Sc
Tim dopousti jiste nedusledno-
sti, jelikoz jiz iednou oznamo-
val, ze auditorium propujGeno
bnde zavazne Vystave Ameri.
ckych stavitelu, jea bude V ma
Sem mest6 zahajena dne IS. Il
nora. Novy odklad patrne cd
dali tuto vystavu podobne
vystavy. kvetinrvou, potravi
novou jine podniky, ma kter{
iiz predem bylo vydano pres
S1,0O0.000.
Zmena byla uvefejnena pc
konferenci Kohlera s mestskyn
arehitektem, prislusnymi "a
stupci zminenych vystav i Gle
nv Obchodni Komory. Vysle
dek pax byl odloziti otevfen
az dc nplneho dohotoveni a t
v dobd, kdy bude jisto, ze oby.
vatelstvo take skutecne bud'
podnik podporovati, tax ably
mesto nemuselo doplacet.
Mestsky architekt J. Fl. Nc
Dowell, referoval, re audito
rum bude zhruba hctovo Is
inora, ale vnitfnf Zafizeni, OBJ
ZvlaStG ma jeviSti, svetla q var
hany sotva niue bvti skonGent
pred kvetnem.
Odklad nelibe nesou Zastup
ci Stavitelske vystavy, jeliko
odlozeni zvetsi vyleini roZpo
Get S500.O00 a jellkoz AUDI
forum bylo jiz jaksi zaainc
hrozeno jest mestu mozno
zalobou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
NAVAL K URADOVNAM, Wy
DAVAJfCfM .BONUSCVE Z
FORMULARE.

Pred uradovnami vydavajl-
cimi tiskopisy k vyplneni jako
zadosti 0 vyplaceni vyslouzi)e-
ckych bonusu utvorily sc po
cely vcerejsi den dlouhe rady
aplikantu, tax re jest sdalova-
no, re Sc dostavilo q celkoveho
poctu as 10000 veteranu asi
10000. Ma nektere vcerejsi
zadately ami nedoSlo, takze
musi nepfijemne cekani "v
"laine" dnes opakovati.
Sarantas Faturas. byvaly vo
jim byl tezce zranen jiste
cantonske tovarne a dopraven
do Lakeside nemocnice. oba-
We pred smrti, ktera by mohla
pflpraviti jeho zenu nemluv-
ne 0 bonus, usilovn6 Sc mama
hal, ably dopraven byl do nekte
re mistnosti, kde mohl vyplni-
ii zadost. Ucinila tax "a nehO
Jeho osetfovatelka.
Dostavilo Sc i nekolik matek
jlchz synove padli, Eel odesly
vsak sklamany, jelikoz nelsou
dosud V zasobe blankety pre-
dedice po padlych.
NejVetsi naval panoval wee
ia pred hlavnim stanem Ame
rlcke Legie, ale zivo bylo vsu
de. takze mistnosti. kde mozn,
formulate vyplnovati byly VIC,
Ia rozmnozeny ufadovny:
The Central National Banl
Savings and Trust Co., w. 6tl
st. Superior Ave.
Ire Reliance Trust Co
1880 Euclid Ave.
Municipal Savings and Loa
Co., 1909 Superior Ave. \
T..
United Bank, W. 25th st.
Lorain Ave.
Lorain Street Savings an
Loan Co., Fulton rd. Lorai
Ave.
Union Trust Co., Odbock,
w. 25. st. a Denison Ave-,
55. st. Woodland Ave, e. 5
st. a Broadway, Il. 10l. st.
Euclid Ave, E. 80 st. B
ckeye road.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
KANDTDATI IA URAD
GUVERNERA.

Pravnik Frank Gentsch, sve-
ho tasu vndce demokraticke
politicke strany vratil Sc vGera
II Columbus, kde sc radil 3 by
valVm statnim auditorem Do
naheyem z New Philadelphia,
o., kteremu oznamil, ze zdejsl
nalada pro byvaleho guverne-
ra Judson Harmona, jenz no.
dla kandidovati poznovu ma
tento 1rad, rovnala by Sc i ma
lade pro nominovani Donahe-
We samotneho. Celni kolekfor
Gongwer, kterem Sc mluvi-
10 iako 0 moznem kandidatu,
prohlasil, re Sc porady Co
lumbus ne1castni. Donaheyo-
wi dostalo by Sc podpory BY
valeho guverneera Coke. Jak
Gentsch vypravi, hovoreno jest
V smerodatnych demokratic-
kVch kruZich teZ mozne kan
didatufe byvaleho statniho "a
stupce E. J. Hopplea ma nrad
statniho generalniho navladni-
ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
POBLOUDILY MLADfK.

Detektivove Smith, Hogan a
Clemens zatkli 19-leteho Leo.
Kolka, 1913 Worley ave-, KITE
rs pfedveden ma hlavni poll
ceini stanici, smutne vypravo-
val historii, kterak byl opusten
Cd svych kamaradu, ktefl sc
jej drzeli pouze tax dlouho,
dokud neho tusili jen penize
K penezdm prisel ovsem zpu.
sobem nedovolenym, ukradl
totiz V The Washington Saving
Bank Co. 5000 Broadway bon.
du Svobody v Gene $1,000 8
penize "a ne strzene probil \
kruhu kamaradu nemene leh
komyslnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
NEOPATRNf STRELCI.


2l-lety Edward Denzien, z
{. 7014 Linwood ave. vysvetlo-
va, vcera svoii zene, jak "a
chaZeti s revolverem. Praktic-
k6 toto cvicenl vyvrcholilo tim,
&c revolver spustil a kule W.
palena, vnikla mlade zene ko
kolena. Podobnym carostrel-
Gem osvedcil sc byti James Pc
tro. 2212 vych. 81. ul., jenz ci-
stil revolver, z n6hoz nahodou
yysla rama a zranila jej ma le-
ve strane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
VYROCNf sCHUZE OULU.

V ufadovne move budovy
Oulu konana byla V 1tery o 2.
nod. odpol. celorocni schuze,
ma klere predseda F. G.. Manak
promluvil o pokroku tohoto fl
nancniho ustavu, jakoz je-
no bezpeGnosti V iistot6 uloze-
nIch penez uzivanych metho-
dach. Ma celkovem jmeni III
skal Oul "a posledni rok 1884
600. Hlavnlm ucelem jest po-
moci hlavnG mems m vkladate-
linn k vlastnim domovum pfi
pom6rne nepatrhem Setfeni ! Y
ulladani pouhych SOC tEdne
| Vsichni podilnici podlleji SC
pax na zisku steJnym pome-
rem. Predseda vyslovil Sc s
plnou duverou 0 dals, budouc-
nosti a vira jeho opfena Jest 0
okolnost, re V novem prvnim
ctvrtleti Z. prosince 1921 "a
koupero bylo "a iediny den ia
pul milionu dilcn, coz jest V
iltavebnich spolcich jiste re-
kordem celem Ohiu. Pouka
zoval / Ma zakupovani raznych
akcii prumyslovych podniku
| Y kterych ia poslednlch dvot
roku ztratil lid milionv nasled
KEN ieiich hodnotnlho poke
IL. Dilce Oulu mohou vsak by
ii V ktervko-liv cas- vykoupen.
2pet V pnvodni iejich ceae.
Riditelv a uredniky byli 20
znovu zyoleni PIP: Frank c
Manak, predseda; Joseph w
Bartunek. misto-predseda; FL
lG. Voldfich, tajemnIk; Joh1
]. Babka, pravnik.
! Riditele:: PIP: John J. Bah
ka, Jos. w. Bartonek, Vincen
Kolda, Charles Linhart, Fran
&c. Manak, JOS. l.. Masek, Chas
J. Mezera, DR.. J. B. Plen
John Smelly, Frank j. Week.
Zpravu o financni a obchoc
nj cinnosti podal tajemnik !
G.. Voldrich, lenz oznamil, Z
Oul kontroluje im6ni We w
} S1,341.O00, prirustkem Z
: posledni rok $334.000. V p,
sledni dobe ziskano bylo 13(
( novych podilniku a sice od
! ledna 1921 do dneSka. Ia
lplynuly rok poskytl Oul pu
!, eek We vysi S527.0OO. Prv
serie vyprsela 6 letech
n tydnech, coz Jest taktez dobt
|. rekordnl.
Splacenlm prvnl serle Sc
a pocne dne Is. ledna a bu,
celkem vyplaceno Sl08.20O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
SOUkROMA ZABAVA ORA
MAT. SBORU TYL.

Po nekolika!.'tc prestavce l.
spofad;i Ultra V Besidkach Ce-
ske NaroGni s'.Le ochotniciv'
hofeiii iednoty III soko. ,kj
hudb6 seukromou ;anecni ia
bavu, XII kteri isou zvani v3l
chni pfizniv..i sboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13

- Pripravte Sc ma Maskarni
Piles Sokola a Sokolic Nova
VIast v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. v sobotu Il. led
ma 1922. Listky v pfedpro-
deji pouze 4Oc, jinak soc.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

fourth year. And, it lis charged, the
kaiser and his colleagues are paid pen
sions and gratuities which run into the
hundreds Of millions Of marks.
where is there another nation who
would permit such a condition." asked
one paper which listed fifty-three dis
tinct pieces Of German property de-
manded by the kaiser from which he
asks the complete income.
Three former princes have just re-
Gently filed applications with the Pen
sion Bureau for gratitudes from the gov
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
OVERSTREET.PROCTOR
KEDDING LIST NIGHT

LbDfsNO fSfioA
Miss Martha 0yerstreet of jefferson
City and Hugh Proctor Of independence
were married last night at the home OF
the bride. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Lawrence Proctor Of lnde'
pendence. father of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Proctor is a student here and Sec
retary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The wedding march from Lohengrin
was played by Mrs. Bratton at the piano.
and Mrs. Prauenicht, violin. Before the
ceremony Miss Blanche Goose sang, Il
Love You Truly
Miss Blanche 0verstreet and Miss Cal
lie 0verstreei, sisters OF the bride, were
bridesmaids. Little Mildred Oyerstreet
was the flower girl and L. NJ. Proctor. Jr..
Was the ring bearer. Hugh Scheutz, Of
Jefferson City. was best man.
The ceremony took place before an al
tar of ferns and candles.
The bridge wore dress of white Can
ton crepe, trimmed in silver lace. She
wore the brideg:oOm's gift Of pearls. Her
bouquet was Of lilies-of-the-valley and
pink rOsebuds. Miss Callie Overstreet
wore pink taffeia and Miss Blanche Over
street blue iaffeta. Both carried corsages
Of pink roses. The flower girl wore
white Canton crepe, trimmed in pink
rosebuds.
MIR. and Mrs. Proctor left for a trip
10 Kansas City and Independence after
Tho wedding. Thev will be at home in
ColdQbia al 1000 fiinkson avenue after
Septen1her<26.
Those who attended the wedding from
Columbia Were: Mrs. A. VI. Ross. Miss
Helen Powd dll. Miss mabel Kinloch, G.
NJ Proctor, Gilbert James. Bryan Carter,
and Albert Leonard.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
PHI KAPPA PSI TO GIVE
INFORMAL DANCE TONIGHT

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will give
an informal dance this evening at the
chapter house. The guests will be:
Margaret Wassmer. Edith Arcularius,
Ethel Wakefield, Theodosia Snyder, Car.
oline Collins. Dorothy Turner. Dorothy
Jones, Bertha Johnstone, Margaret
Barnes, Eileene Williams, Virginia
Duvall, Louise Gilmer. Elizabeth Clauss
Josephine Way. Dorothy Johnston. Cor,
della Bruins. Gladys Mckinley, Beulah
Lang. Helen Horn. Virginia Gardner,
Eleanor Harrington. Laura Frances
Headon. and +. E. Thiemeyer of St.
Louis. =. Cowan of Mobile. Ala. and
Irving Parsons Of Kansas City.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
MEETING OF THE
LIBRARY CLUB

Ohe Columbia Library Club held the
first meeting OF tine year last night at the
home Of Mrs. Fannie B. Moore, Is Allen
Place. Mrs. Frank Claypool assisted the
hostess. The meeting was both social and
business, and there were twenty-five men,
bers present. The guests were in cos
tune, and Mrs. Jane Hurry and H. o.
Severance were awarded the prizes for the
most original.
Miss Blanche Hedrick, president Of the
club, appointed committees for the CON-
ing year, and there was discussion Of
other business.
The refreshments served late in the
evening were in keeping with the COS
tunes and evenings entertainment.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

ernment. They are the former Heszoe
Ceorg Won Meiningen, Prince Oskar OF
Prussia and Grown Prince Rupprecht OF
Bavaria. These applications brought
forth the information that many Hohen.
zoilerns, their relatives and hangers-on
have for years received handsome sums
from the government as pensions.
Prince Joachim -Albrecht of~Prussia is
named as one Of those receiving big
gratuiiies from the government. Al
brecht, the radical press charges, was
never injured in war.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

The Malleif Press Club entertained last
night at the chapter house. 500 Hill
street. with an informal party and show
er in honor Of the president. Miss Betty
Jane Hughes. In addition to the club
members, the following guests were pres
ent: Irma Brown, Eleanor Welder, Hell
en- Jackson, and Katherine Thurle.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

E. W. Stephens has returned from a
trip to Jefferson City, where he attended
meeting Of the State Capitol Commis-
sion. While there, he also visited his son.
Hugh Stephens. q
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi
house this evening will be: Miss Dee
Dalton. Miss Dorothy Dunham, Charles
Johnson. Donald Coffman, ANGEL Green,
Harold Brooks and Erwin Elting.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Mrs. Paul V. Kellogg has returned from
Columbus, Ohio. where she has been wis.,
iting her parents this summer. Her faith.
er, Judge o. W. Newman, came with her
to Columbia and will visit here a few
weeks.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

The high school group Of the Baptist
Sunday School will give social at the
church from 8 to 10 o'clock tonight. There
will be games, music and refreshments.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

from Camp Lewis, Washington, where
Captain Lewis has been an instructor for
several months. After their visit here,
they win go to Louisville, ky. They
are travelling by automobile.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
DAUBERS MEET
At DlRSnAS

DAUBERS MEET
At PARSONS
A meeting Of the Daubers was held al
the studio of Paul Parsons at 7:30 last
evening for the formal initiation Of Cor
della Bruins of Kansas City and Harry
Blickhahn of Walsenburg. Colo. Paul
Limerick Of Kansas City was elected vice
president TO take the place of Anita
Moore. who is with the Art League in
New York City. The other officers are:
President. H. B. Moore; secretary. Mar
jore Miller; treasurer, Claude Carmi-
chael. A sketching trip was planned for
Sunday, and it was announced that wood
block cutting will be taken up next week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Invitations have been sent out by Mrs.
Michael Anderson Bright for the marriage
of her daughter, Nancy Jean. to RAN
dolph Hundley Barnard on Friday. Ocio-
Der 6, at $50 o'clock in the evening, ll02
Hudson ayeaue.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Robert Schuiee Of St. Louis is spend
ing the weekend at the Alpha Kappa
Kappa fraternity house.
The members of the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity announce the formal pleiging
of Samuel Kent Holland, Jr., Of Peoria.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega
house this evening will be: Miss Mary
Katherine Warren, Miss Peggy Holden
and Miss Velma Jones.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
Meaos of Columbia Society

Sallie Love Banks. Alice Barnett, Frances
Ragland, Alline Smith, Virgene Connell,
Grace Duysing, and Beulah Lang.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Harriet Blanton of Paris. No.,
is spending the weekend at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Walter Berry of Edna is the guest of
bis sister, Mrs. c. W. Cannon, who lives
on a farm about two miles north of CO.
lumbia He will spend several days here.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Ruby Dill Hulett, of Hsllssille,
Mo-, a graduate Of the University, is Wis,
iiing friends at the Chi Omega house.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Marguerite Baerman has as her
guest. Mrs. Ray Hughes of Casper. Wyo,
Mrs Hughes. who was formerly Miss Ce-
ell Lorson. was graduated from the Uni
versiiy in 1919.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Mrs. c. W. Sieveking arrived last even
ing for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Sieveking.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Mildred Boucher will spend the
weekend at her home in Joplin.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
". S. e.. A. GIVES TEd
At WEIGH HALL TODAY

! The Women's Student Government
Association gave tea this afternoon
from to at Welch Hall. The decora.
lions in brown, orange and gold carried
out the idea of an autumn party.
The freshmen members Of the soror-
tiles and the dormitories served. The
following members of the Women's
Council were in the receiving line {:
Mildred Mcintosh, Cornelia Compton,
Florence sleisner, Margaret Huston.
Margaret Huston. Marjorie Harbaugh.
Gladys Mckinley, Elizabeth Langon,
Elizabeth White, Frances Pethick.
Agnes Thumser, Virginia Keith, Alline
Smith and Elizabeth Agee, and Mrs.
George H. Sabine, DIR. Edith Maizke and
Dean Eva Johnston.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

James W. Price left today for Sedalia
to spend the weekend.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Ruth Rea will spend the weekend
in Jefferson City.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Cotton and
daughters, Alma, Caroline and Mabel will
arrive from Kansas City tomorrow. They
will live at the home Of Mrs. Rosa In
gels for several weeks until their home
on Rosemary lane is ready for them to
occupy.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Alma Kinkade is visiting in st.
Louis this weekend.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

ILL.,; Wendell Blessing. King City, Mo; !;
and John c. Landis, iii, St. Joseph.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

William Hudson of the Delta Tau
Delta house will spend the weekend
in St. Joseph, Mo.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Mrs. c. F. McNey Of the Dumas Apart
meats. and her nephew, J. S. McVey a
student in the School Of Law of the Uni.
versity, left today to spend the weekend
with Mr.. McVeys parents in Montgomery
CITY.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Captain and Mrs. Earl Major are visit
ing Capt. Majors parents. Mr.. and Mrs
d. E. Major, IL North Garth avenue. for
about week. They came to Columbia
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

The Gamma Phi Beta sorority will en-.
the chspier house for the members OF the
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

The ri Kappa Alpha fraternity an.
nounces the pledging of George Elliot Of
Kansas City.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Miss Clara White of jefferson City
is a weekend guest at the Alpha Phi
houseA
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

President and Mrs. John Carleton
Jones have issued invitations for a recep-
tion at the presidents house on Friday,
September %, from until ii o'clock in
the evening.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
. HOUSE PARTY
IN MEXICO

Miss Mary WOrrell and Miss Hazel
Mcintyre of Mexico, Mo-, are entertain
ing several members Of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority with house-party at their
homes this weekend.
The guests who are going today are
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22
Society editors telephone, 320. Pleas,
call befneen 9 and u o'clock.
DINNER PARTY At
COUNTRY CLUB

Those who took par in the program at
the Country Club last evening were enter
tanned at a special table at dinner. They
were Mrs. Anna Froman, soloist; Miss
Aline Wilson, pianist; Miss Iva Mae
Llewellen, reader, from Christian Col
lege; Miss Eleanor Beach, vocalist; Miss
Constance Geraldine Graham. pianist,
from Stephens College. The other guests
xere Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller, II. H.
Broadhead. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Novel;,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs X. l.. Hill, and DIR. and
Mrs. c. W. Digges.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Alpha Gamma Delta and Alpha Chi
Omega sororities.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Capt and Mrs. Earl Major. who are
driving through from Camp Lewis, WASH.
10 Louisville. ky- are visiting Capt. Ma
jors parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Ma
jor, IL North Garth avenue Captain
Major was formerly stationed at Fort
Knox, near Louisville, Ky. He is now on
leave of absence.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-22

Mrs. L. C. Green and Mrs. Lawrence
Dorsey entertained with an informal
bridge party this afternoon. There were
four tables. The house was decorated in
garden flowers, and light refreshments
were served.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-02-17

financial They know we'll Congress itself that although the bill providing for soldiers bonus Congress will bill providing the where
 hal It therefore looks like another becoud the help the make fall then the soldiers another by simply deadocng which the funds will sary
 Its such buncombe the country has testified after the actions of Congress. That body plans according its schedule adjourn about that its members alike who for home and point with prde their By
 soldiers bonus bill will have been nicely attached the official and of bills providing for and other things be pending the House and Senate whereby the fund be raised the soldiers of what justly do them
 Congress will then until the and another peaceful Washington 5ured the tsters Congress all sincere its bonus action the bonus fund could be provided for instantly almost would be simple provide that the funds should be raised by taking from those prohtee the huge fortunes they ganered from the blood of the they seeking and this, the records will easily show would suffice whole bill and still leave blood sucking prohteers fortunes which spend their declining in honor
 But whoever heard of Congress- especially such has Washington doing such revolutionary Any Congressman who proposed it seriously would either be committed of the nearby else be quickly
 warned pack his and leave Washington forever
 It will all result trimming for the soldier boys and fall for it, they deserve o be trimmed
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-02-17
HOW CONGRESS IS DOING TT

Once in great whle Congressman Banton of Texas the though his usual bleang He did during the debate in the House Friday last bill for the department of the Mir Banton showed that by actual there of the 435 enrolled the House taking enough the nearly $3OO OOO peoples money be there Among those who DID their when the rolls called according Congressional the day. Mr. Tenn and Mr. Tlson of Connecticut.
 Banton said MT Chairman and gentlemen closing debate another of the supply of bill $2o5,- be taken of the peoples treasury And by actual the membership here the floor just ten of 435 consider that takes 2o5622, 112 of the peoples of the Treasury
 Later debate Representative Wingo o Arkansas and d There only Republican members asleep and think should have proceeding At of of the Republicans withdrew his of order and the discussion 
 BACK TO NORMALCY the Republican slogan when opened with anfae Back Somnoleny would fit better judging from the actions of far and the apparent activity of the members.
 Because Congressman Glynn Merritt and Freeman of Con- probably answered their when called to be taken they among faithful There hundreds of others who answered and all but the 'ducked the roll called and they officially marked present.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-02-17
OLD-AGE PENSIONS

A in which Organized Labor in Connecticut, and
 
 last direct of the Fena Order of Eagles laid down the will extend to fraenal orders the with such fair chance of being adopted by the Organized Labor represented in which The Conneti but of the legislation had little chance of
 'Old Age Pension tad intended to beneht of the All the United States being forth preached political jockeying being taken by Organized therefore bound headway of them and eventually be adopted operation of Europe
 is of simple It nothing faithful worker wh until he has reached the of at years of his hah strength and good of his fellows that he will not be aside when able his daily bread and thus become and live only the ueane of the public Those shikers who fault have neglected do their share their cien for their age The fund will be restricted done their all and who through fault of thero aren o longer able to to the end
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