davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
Przygotowania do kan
panji wyborczej ma
burmistrza miasta.

Organizacja demokratyczna ma
znaczy}a ma czwartek przedsta--
wienie lazwisk kandydatow ma
burmistrza miasta. Komitet kie-
.rowniczy bedzie sic skladaf z 80
os6b. Ma razie ME bedzie spe--
cjalnego komitetu dla okreSlenia
kandydat6w ma burmistrza, lecz
po prostu nazwiska kandydatow
zostana przedstawione a wybor
komitetu dla okreslenia handy
datow zostanie pozostawiony ma
stepnym posiedzeniom.
Ostatecznie przekonano sic, z"
kandydatow ma burmistrza bedzie
wielu. Ze zrodia Wiarygodnego
dowiedziano sic, ze liczba ich
dochodzic bedzie do 40. Miedzy
innemi znajdujq sic ma liscie
kandydat6w sedzia Mckinley:
Carter II. Harrison, Clayton +.
Smith, D. ]. Egan, J. Hamilton,
F. X. Busch, H. Stukart, Robert
Sweitzer, i wielu innych. Pierw-
sze jedynie nazwiska kandyda-
tow zwracaja uwage wszystkich
i reszta Elandydatow ME uwaza
sic wiasciwie "a kandydatow.
Najwieksze szanse posiada sedzia
Mckinley, chociaz So pewne da-
ne, ktore pozwalaia powatpie-
wac W jego wybor, nastepnie Car
ter H.. Harrison, ktory, zdaniem
niekt6rych posiada najwiscej
szans zwyciestwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
PRASA POLSKA o ZAMoR--
DOWANIU PREZYDENTA.

Warszawa, 19, grudnia. { (Prasa
Stow - Spozniona. - Popolu
dniowe wydania gazet warszaw-
skich umieScily W sobote wiesc
, zamordowaniu Prezyde&a Ma
vutowicza. Wiele tych gazet
wydano z obwodkami czarnemi
W znak zaloby,
,.Gazeta Warszawska" organ
stronnictwa narodowego, mowi,
ze zgodna opinja wSrod Polakow,
bez wzgledu ma ich przekonama
polityczne, jednomyslnie ubole-'
wa mad faktem zbrodni. w kon-
GU zaznacza ia gazeta, ze nasta-
pho to wskutek obecnej sytuacJi
politycznej W kraju.
,,Knrjer Warszawski charakte
ryzujac ten akt iako straszna
zbrodnie, ktora plami czyste imie
Polski, dodaje, ze nigdy, nawet
" czasach ciemiezenia Polski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
KOmitet finansOwy UGH
wala fundusze ma pro-
wadzenie sledztwa.

Komitet finansowy Wydzlafu
powiatowego uchwalii wczoral
iednogloSnie ma posiedzeniu po-
poiudniowem $4,000 ma dalsze
prowadzenie Sledztwa naduzyc,
w Wydziale edit
kacyjnym. Fundusz ten zostanle
wlaczony do budzetu ma r. 1873.
w powzietej rezoluoji uchwalono
wypiacic natychmiast $4,000 "a
nim jeszcze budzet Wydzialu po-
wiatowego ma r. 1923 zatwierdzo
ny zostanie. Wydziaf powiatowy
uchwale komitetu finansowego
zatwisrdzil.
S1edztwo naduzyc szkolnych,
prowadzone ma zyczenie Prawie
calego miasta, zaczeto cd pewne-
90 czasu bardzo chromac z powo
du braku odpowiednich tundu-
STOW. WIadze sadowe przedluza-
iy swoja dzialalno5c pomimo te-
go, re urzednicy ME otrzymywal'
naleznych pensyj i musiano "a
diuzyc sic w wysokoSci S3O,OOO'
ia kt6rych pokrycie srodkow "a
braklo. Gala nadzieja otrzymanla
srodk6w ma prowadzenie sledz-
twa spocze}a w rekach Wydziaiu
powiatowego, ktory jedynie mogl
uchwalic odpowiednie fundusze.
Tymczasem strona oskarzona
ME zaniedbuje sposobnosci lecz
stara sic wszeikimi siiami wyzy-
skac sytuacje ma swoja strone. =
Pokazalo sic jednak, re ona ME
posiada funduszow ma obrone'
Adwokaci strony oskarzoneJ
Nash Ahearn wniesli proSbe dc
wfadz sadowych o zwrot skonfi-
skowanych sum W wysokoscl
$4,000, ktore zostaiy zlozone
przez inzynierow szkolnych ma
podarek "a podwyzszenie i'm wy
nagrodzenia, z tel sunny chcieli
oni pokryc swoje rozchody | wy
nagrodzenie. Prokurator Brown
sprzeciwil sic jednak oddaniu adj
wokatom strony oskarzonel
.wspomnianych sum, opierajae sic
ma przypuszczeni,s, re generalny
prokurator p. Brundage przyzna'
by racje opozycji i orzeki, re su-
ma przeznaczona ma jeden eel,
ME moza bye oddana ma inny.
TAX wiec zamiary adwokatow
zostaiy uwienczone powaznem
fiaskiem i sami adwokaci przy-
znaja sic do tego, ze srodkow ma
dalsza obrone strony oskarzonej
lie posiadaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
,3ANDYCI MoRDUJA DoZoR
cE I UCHODZA z LUPEM.
$2O0,000.

Denver, COL, 1e gruudnia.
Tutejsza miejscowosc byia wczo
raj widownia sensacyjnego napa-
du rabunkowego, przypominaja-
cego. swa zuchwafoscia dawne
czasy ,,dzikiego Zachodu". CITE
rech uzbrojonych bandytow "a
trzymafo w biaiy dzieh, o godz.
fO:4O rano automobil rzadowej
mennicy zbiegio trzenia wor-
kami pieniedzy, zawierajacemi O.
kofo 100000.
Bandyci podjechali automobi--
lem pred budynek mennicy W
chwili, gdy samochod wiozacy
pieniadze wyjezdzai z bramy bu-
dynku. w oczach kilkudziesieciu
przechodni6w .dwoch bandytow
rzuciio sic blyskawiczna szyb-
koscia do tylnych drzwi nklatkl'
rzadowej maszyny, podczas gdy
dwoch innych zwrociio lufy re-
wolwer6w ma szofera i trzech do
zorcow, eskortujacych przesyske
pieniezna. Nieuwazny ruch jed
nego z dozorcow, tlumaczony
przez bandytow checia oporu,
wvwolal salwe strzafow. Dozorca
Charles T. Linton, trafiony smier
telnei kula spadi automobilowe
90 siedzenia ma ziemie W kilka
godzin p6zniej wyzionai ducha.
Bandyci ulatniaja sic samocho-
dem.
Ma pierwszy odgios strzaiow,
piecdziesieciu pracownik6w men
nicy podbieglo do okien lub wyS
oadio z BRAN budynku i otwario
ogiei ma zdesperowanych handy
tow, ktorzy W tym czasie byli juz
w posiadaniu trzech workow z
pieniedzmi. Jeden rabusiow padl
towarzysze jednak uniesli go do
swego samochodu, poczem odda-
lii sic szybko ME natrafiajac ma
zadny opor re strony zteroryzo-
wanych przechodniow.
ze napastnicy przygotowani
byli ma igranie SVEN zyciem
podczas napadu, dowodziia stwier
dzona przez swiadkow zimna
krcw i, zdeterminowany spokoj,
.charakteryzujacy wykonanie ma
padu.
Rozkaz ,,rece do CORY" spadl jak
piorun ma zaskoczonych znieaa-
cka dozorcow, ME myslacych sta
',yiac zadnego oporu. Kiedy jed
nakowoz jeden 2 mich wykonai
faiszywy ruch, bandyci poiolyli
q
go trupem. Me tracac sekundy
.czasu rabusie zajeli sic spladro-
waniem okratowanego przedziaiu
automobilu Nagle jeden z Mich
obrocii sic da4 strzai w kierun-
XII budynku mennicy, gdzie tiunl
.zteroryzowanych widow przy-
gladai sic milczaco caiemu zaj7
sciu.
w nastepnej minucie W men
nicy rozlegi sic donosny odgios
sygnaiu alarmowego prawie je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19

DOkohcaenIs na ssrOniez 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
Kalendarzyk wyborczy
ma rok 1923.
Program wybor6w ma rok 1872

Program wyborow ma rok 1923
przedstawia sic nastepujaco:
ego lutego - dzieh rejestracji-
27go lutego miejskie prawy
bory i pierwsze wyborysa salderma-
now.
1890 marca. - rejestracja.
3go kwietnia - miejskie wy
bory drugie wybory alderma-
now.
ego listopada - wybory Sc
.dziow.
Oficjalne sprawozdanie wynn.
DokoflczemS IA StronIcy B
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Dokonczenie ma slronlcy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19

Sedzia Mckinley oswiadczyf
&c prokurator 'Brundage ma W
czwartek Przedstawic mu przy-
.ezyny dla ktorych suma $S4,ooC
ME Snie bye wydana adwokatom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19

Dokonczenle rsa stroplcy .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
Kronika ChicaSOska.

proszenia ma kolacje i Sniadania
it'd. wskazuja, re wszystkie groz-
by wiadz prohibicyjnych ME spra
wiaja wielkiego wrazenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19

kraj ME uciekai sic do politycz-
nych morderstw. Dzisiaj wiec,
gdy niepodlegloSc ,Polski zostaia
juz zapewniona, zbrodnia ia sta
je sic podwojnie straszna."
POLSKIE BIURO INFORMA-
cYJNE o zBRoDNI w POL
see.
New York, 19. grudnia. (Spoz-
niona.) = Polslc;e Biuro Infor--
nacyjne W New Yorku zazna-
cza, re nigdy jeszcze W historic
polskiej ME zdarzyIo sic, azeby
Giowa Panstwa, bez wzgledl ma
to czy to byi ksiaze, czy krol czy
wreszcie Prezydent = zostaf "a
mordowany.
Gdy W siedemnastem stulcciu
Polska znalazia sic W obliczu
wyjatkowo powaznych zagad--
MEN politycznych,' zaden z Pola-
k6w ME uciekl sic do aktu zbro-
dni politycznei co byio duha ma
---------.-------u--u------
Dokonczenie nd strCnlcy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
GEN, PIkSUDSKI DYKTATOREM w POLSCE

KOPENEAGA, 10 grudnia. ZgOdnie Otrzy
manemi tu wiadomOsciami telegraficznemi, W
Warszawie ogfoszono stan Obleienia. Marszafek
Jozef Pifsudsh przyjaf wfadze dyktatora. Nor
derca Prezydenta NarutOwcza stanie pred sa-
dem pOIOwym zOstanie skazany ma rOzstrzela-
ME bez iakichkoIwiek uprzednich formalnosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-19
Fluktuacja Dolara Przyczyna
Walk Klasowych.
Izba Me Bed1e Zmuszala Keller'a Do zeznai.
Niemcy Me Dostana Ma Razie Poiiyczki.
Walka 0 Konhole Komisjji Dhg6w Wojennych.
Inne Telegramy Krajowe.

kicj, kamiennej budowli posypal
sic grad olowiu ma ME tracacych
;zimnej krwi bandytow. Unoszac
try work. pieniedzmi, wsiedli
oni W oczekujacy automobil ] od-
dalili sic szybko W poiudniowym
kierunku nastepujaca i'm ma pie
ty rezerwa policyjna, detektywa-
m; i specjalnymi federalnymi a.
gentami.
Same pieciodolarowe banknoty.
Welding informacji z ust zarzad
cy mennicy Grant'a, zrabowana
suna, skiadajaca sic samych no
wych pieciodolarowych bankno--
tow, nalezaia do federalnego ban
XII rezerwowego. Bank ten ME
posiadai w miescie .odpowiednich
|skarocow / przechowywal 'pienia-
DE w mennicy.
Policja prowadzi sledztwo ma
podstawie teorji, il ,,mozgiem'
zuchwaiego napadu byia niejaka
EVA Lewis, znana poprzednio ia
ko ,,krolowa" ,osiawionej szajki
bandytow Dale Jones'a, wypusz-
czona ostatnio ze' stanowego wig
zienia w Colorado.
PoscIG BEZoWocNY.
Denver, Col, 1e grudnia. =
Wszystkie placowki policyjne, "a
wiadomione o rabunku, dawafy
ubieglej nocy baczenie ma goscin
cc, prowadzace Denver W giat
Stanu Colorado. Poscig "a ban
dytami okazaf sic jak dotad bez.
skutccznym. Policja w Denver O.
trzymaia zawiadomienie, il ME
diugo po napadzie zauwaiono ma
jednem z przedmiesc automobil.
wiozacy siedmiu ludzi, z tych
dwoch w maskach, jednego zas
SLIME krwawiacego, pedzacy szyb
ko W pofnocnym kierunku.
HARDING ZYSKUJE POPAR
Gle GUBERNAToRoW w
WALCE o PROHIBICJE.
Washington, 10 grudnia. =
Ma odbytej wczoraj W Biaiym do
mu konferencji gubernatorow piet
nastu Stanow, zainicjowanej
przez Prezydenta Harding'a, uio-
zono w zarysach plany dla stano-
wych i federalnych wladz odno-
snie do odpowiedniego egzekwo-
wanna praw prohibicyjnych.
Blisko try godziny trwaiy tai
ne narady gubernatorow z Pre-
zydentem mad zreformowaniem !
udoskonaleniem calej machiny
prohibicyjnej. Pomimo braku in
formacyj 0 osiagnieciu jakiegos
ogolnego programu w sprawie
stosowania W caiej surowosci
|przymusu prawnego W zwiazku
= prohibicja W caiym kraju, pew
ne objawy zdaja sic wskazywac,
Il konferencja oddaia cenne usiua
| gi w kierunku ,,scislejszego zro-
zumienia' obowiazk6w wiadz sta
nowych i federalnych W zwiazku
Z wykonywaniem paragrafow ak
tu Volstead's.
Dokuhcsenie na stronicz {
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
DEDICATION FEAST
In 8-DAYS' SERVICE

Jews of the city began last even
ing 20 celebrate Chanukah, or the
Feast of Dedication, a Joyous holi-
day which commentaries the valor
GUS deeds of a band of Israelites
who rose in revolt against King An
tiochus OF Syria approximately
twenty-five centuries ago. Antiochus,
a tyrant, endeavored to compel his
Hebrew subjects 10 forswear their
then many centuries old religion
but rather than submit, a priest
named Mattathias and his son. Jul
dab, led a successful military cam
paign against the ruler, defeating
various Syrian generals. The band
OF rebels. who came TO be known
as Maccabees. eventually restored
the temple at Jerusalem after It had
been desecrated by the Syrians.
The restoration OF the synagogue
was a happy event. and Il was this
which has been celebrated annual
ly ever since in the holiday known
as Chanukah. which is one Of the
minor festivals.
The celebration covers eight days.
and Is marked by services in the
synagogue on the first and last days.
In the religious schools entertain
ments are held IN which plays or
recitations marking the vaior Of III,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
CORN EXHIBIT
AT BRANDYWINE
Prize Winners Announced,
Changers Then Hear Talk
on Growing
CHRISTMAS PARTY
FOR NEXT WEEK

West Brandywine Grange. at IT
weekly meeting at TaIleyville las
night. held its annual corn show
Professor George l.. shuster, of the
University OF Delaware, assisted by
two students who are studying agri
culture at the University. were tbs
judges.
In the yellow corn exhibit. War
rem Phillips won first and Clarence
Petitdemange. second prize. There
was only one exhibit in the white
and red corn classes. They were
entered by Clarence Peitdemange.
The winners in the white cap corn
exhibit we're: first. Howard Weldin:
second, Phillip Husbands, and third,
Jacob Weldin.
Following the judging; Profess
sor Shuster spoke on THE GrQwing
Of Corn" His talk was OF a isch-
meal nature dealing with fertilizers,
planting. etc. Philip Husbands,
master of West Brandywine Grange.
gave a report on the work done at
the session Of the State Grange held
in Dover this week. After the busi-
ness meeting refreshments were
served.
The grangers will give a Christ
mas party next Thursday evening
All members are urged 10 be present,
as Santa Claus win visit the grange.
There will be about SO gifts on the
Christmas tree. Miss Dora Pass
more is in charge OF the entertain
ment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

restrictions placed upon deeds by the
u. s. Shipping Board are still oper-
alive. despite the fact that the prop
critics passed out OF the board 5
hands.
The government in naming these
restrictions did so TO identify the
Fairview village as a residential sec
ton" said Vice Chancellor Leaning.
These defendants. who altered their
properties for store purposes. direct
ly violated these restrictions and, in
allowing an injunction ] want them
to understand that they will have to
give up their business"
Deeds for Union Park Gardens
properties issued by the government
are substantially the same as those
for Fairview.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
OPPOSE CLASS
LEGISLATION
Manufacturers Association
to Have Committee to
Attend Legislature
ALSO AGAINST SOME
BILLS IN CONGRESS

Any bills introduced in the com
ing General Assembly which tn,
manufacturing Interests view a.
class legislation" will be vigorously
opposed by the Wilmington Manu-.
facturers' Association. This policy
was determined upon at a special
meeting Of the Association. yester-
day afternoon in it's offices 4 West
Ninth street.
The association intends to combat
what its members view as a growing
tendency to shift the larger share
OF the burden of state government
upon particular interests. In this
connection, 1t is planned TO oppose
any attempt 70 add extra taxation
on the manufacturers OF the city and
state.
As few measures for presentation
TO the General Assembly have as yet
been framed, the association did not
act on any specific bills. II was
decided 10 have the sessions OF the
General Assembly, covered" by
legislative committee. The associa-
ton will also be represented at
Dover by its secretary, James Il.
Stein. The legislative committee will
be appointed by c. ID. Garretson.
president. in a few days.
It is likely that II a measure pro-
viding for a State Public Utility
Commission is introduced, Il will
have the support OF the association.
The interests OF a number of the
member organizations extend out
side OF Wilmington and when
questions arise affecting them the
present Wilmington utility commits
sion Is unable to deal adequately
with them, because OF the limitation
of its powers.
It is not likely that the association.
as such, will take any action on the
proposed repeal of the 50 filing fee
a number OF It's members being I'M
derstood to favor its retention.
The association plans 10 cooper
ate with the national body I'm oppos-
ing several measures now pending
in Congress. Among these bills is the
Hull act which provides that the
government manufacture all army
and navy stores. without an over
head charge.
The manufacturing interests view
ed this act as a step in the direction
of unfair competition with the gov
eminent competing against its own
citizens.
Another measure at Washington
which is opposed by the manufac-
turers is the Bacharach bill. This
measure is designed 10 amend the
Federal judiciary Code by prohibit
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
CURZYIUS MYSTERY
EXPOSED TOMORROW

CurzyiIs. the mystery that has
been puzzling all of Wilmington this
week. will be exposed to the public
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock in the
window OF the Miller Brothers Com
pany store at Ninth and King
streets. At that time residents OF
Wilmington will he let in on the
secret that has bahied all who have
seen this mysterious being. At the
last performance yesterday after
noon an unusual thing happened and
Bert Reddy. manager Of this attrac
ton, stated that he was positive that
the girls were not bashful after a
woman stepped into the window and
Rugged Curzyius and kissed it many
times She was sure that Curzyius
would smile after being caressed
thus. but'no smile was forthcoming
The first performance on Saturday
will be from TO ; o'clock and the
final performance. the exposure OF
Curzyius. will be at $50 o'clock
Twenty thousand coupons have been
filled out and deposited at the store
since the exhibition began and all
who have not received one OF these
coupons should get one and place it.
filled out correctly according to the
questions asked on the QUESTIONABLE,
in the ballot box before Saturday at
6 p. M, at which time the box will |
be closed. A big crowd is expected |
10 be on hand at the last exhibition |
tomorrow night and Miller Brothers |
have made arrangements 10 take
care OF all who wish to see this mys-
cry exposed II you cannot see from
he outside there will be place set
aside for all who wish to go into the
store.
The consensus OF opinion seems
% be that Curzyius Is mechanical
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

ing the Federal Courts setting aside
orders of State public utility
boards. The manufacturers view
this as an attempt to take away the
right OF citizens TO the protection Of
the Federal Courts.
The association meeting was large
ly attended. Mr.. Garrison presided.
1t is planned 10 hold other meetings
as soon as the Legislature begins its
session.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
BAN BUSINESS IN
WAR TIME" HOUSES

An injunction Of interest 10 home
owners in Union Park Gardens has
been granted by Vice Chancellor
Leaning. New Jersey. restraining a
number OF merchants in Fairview,
the war village" near Camden. from
business in dwellings.
The vice-chancellor holds that the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
JAP SHIP STILL AGROUND.

After having rerpained aground in
the Delaware river off Tinicum
Island since last Friday. the Japa-
nose steamship Wales Maru, grain
laden for Marseilles. had some of It's
cargo llghtered yesterday. in the
hope that It could be pulled into
deep water. II is expected that the
vessel will be foated today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Maccabees are given. In the homes
candles are lighted, beginning with
one candle on the first night, two
on the second and so on.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Strips OF felt. shading from brown
to beige are darned together into
a wide-brimmed hat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Waists for Gifts
Silk Waists

Wonderful assortment
In beautiful SILK Waists
In the new pslsleys, crepe
de chine and pussy will
low In the new shades;
priced very special
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29
GENERAL WOOD STICKS.

General Wood went to the Philippines for the purpose of straightenfng out the tangled conditions which had developed there. He made a thorough survey of the islands and determined what was needed to harmenize the interests and get the government on a sound basis.
 He went there at time when it was anticipated he was to become provost Of the University of Pennsylvania. That institution was quite as anxious for his services as was President Harding, but 1t yielded to national requirements, and even extended the time of holding open his position that he might complete the task he had undertaken
 It was fully expected that the first of the new year would see him back in this country and assuming his new of- flee. Word from the Philippines, how ever, indicates that progress has not been made in keeping with his desires and it will be the last of February, or possibly later, before he will quit his present job.
 That means, if it means anything that General Wood is determined to see his job carried through He doesn't in. tend to desert his post in response to a call to another until he can feel satAs. fled that proper steps have been takea to meet the requirements of the condi, tions in the islands
 Trouble has been oocasioned to some extent by a deadlock that exists in tn, Philippine legislature. If the idea pre- vails there that delay is all that is nee
 
 needed in the islands, and which tn, governor general has called for, i should be removed by the expressed de termination of General Wood to stic] till the job is finished That is what | apparently called for by the situation ii the islands and there is nothing bu commendatien for the official who i prepared to meet it.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29

strictions in this country. Not as many can be brought here as in other years. Consequently stecrage accommodations are more apt to remain unified than in days gone by, and in some instances steamship companies are converting such space to the uses of a different class.
 Stimulation of business is what the steamship lines desire and that is what they are reaching out for when they present lower rates. It creates a revival of interest among those who have had European travel in mind, and doubtless hastens the decision of those who hav2 been delaying decision until the funds have been raised to the needed amount or who may not have seriously consid- cred it before.
 It apparently marks the beginning oi the effort to get away from the war time passenger rates. and a move that should do much to not only increase the receipts but possibly to bring into ust vessels which are now riding at an chor, of which there are great mum, | Der.