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Evening star., 1923-02-15
Betty Compson Confesses That

Ten o'clock in the morning is an
awful hour to ask anyone. specially
a woman. TO confess things. Yet that
is what i did to pretty Betty Comp
son. What is more, a woman would
always rather confess to man. Don't
you think so? There is an element
of romance to it then; and besides.
she stands so much better chance of
being forgiven.
Not that Betty had anything very
Evening star., 1923-02-15
The Piggishness of Sammy
Jaw.
sel6shness may be 50 greedy

Eel6shness may be 50 greedy
It takes from those who most needy.
Old Mother Nature.
fastened to window sill of his
house, Farmer Browns Boy had put
some raw peanuts. At first he put
out just a few to see If any of his
feathered friends would eat them. He
didn't have long to wait to find out.
Yank Yank the Nuthatch was the
first to discover them. He promptly
Evening star., 1923-02-15

terrible to confess. She may be too
young, she may be too good, there
may be a variety of reasons. The
fact remains.
We had sort Of 10 o'clock break
fast together in her hotel suite. Bet
ty, by the way, girls and boys, is an
early riser. She says that the morn
ing hours are the most precious hours
of all. for work and for play, and
why waste them? She is pretty. She
has lovely, tawny bobbed hair. the
kind of hair that crinkles and is
crisp. And she has very blue
very wide awake blue-blue eyes
Evening star., 1923-02-15
k!;s';tS';o!,Wor!d!f LIS! is; J! :. s,,:!!
aTeD By c3sle Robinson

like to write this feature. Par
ticularly when the other fellow does
it for me. As, for instance, the fol-
lowing writer, who Is for alimony.
whereas I'm agin II. We do not in
habit the same side Of the fence, but
certainly admire her execution.
Dear madam:
I'm recent issue you asked US if a
wife should pay alimony, This ques-
tion of alimony Is some question! But
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Salmon With White Sauce.

Take one large-sized can of salmon.
Heat the salmon and put 1T on plat
ter in one piece, IL possible. Make a
white sauce and pour over the sal
mon. Slice three-hard- boiled eggs
and arrange over the top Garnish
with parsley.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

seized one and away he flew with 1t
over to tree in the Old Orchard.
There he wedged it in a crotch, and
then with his sharp bill opened it and
eagerly ate the nut meat.
Sammy Jay, whose sharp eyes miss
little that is going on, saw Yank
Yank fly from that shelf and watched
him open that peanut. He saw how
much Yank Yank enjoyed what he
had found.
Yank had" said Sammy. Il wonder
what il was must find out about
that Yes, sir, 1 must find out about
that"
He waited until Yank Yank flew
hack to the window shelf for an
Evening star., 1923-02-15
"JuSt Hats"
BY Vyvyan
For Her Who Would Not Face
the Sun.

AT Palm Beach this model was seen.
1t is a trim, pure white. fine straw,
faced in dark green straw, with a
white veil gathered around the head
Evening star., 1923-02-15

with cream lace or georgette berthas.
end clusters Of green rosebuds. Basque
bodices and bouffant skirts continue
in favor. for they are both youthful
and demure. as are the tucks and ac-
cordian pleats that embellish them.
or course, the milliners have flooded
the market with tan hats to go with
rhe suits and gowns. SO that it is GER
1ainly a season OF TAM
To return to separate jackets. an
exceptionally attractive one is dis
played in one Of the shops this week.
1t is of duvetyn. in q shade of blue
that is dark and yet brilliant, and
Evening star., 1923-02-15
y HE Jackets the thing for mi
lady this spring. 1t completes
the costume fer street wear

the costume fer street wear
and one-piece frock tor
sports wear, but it's very newest
use is with the formal afternoon
gown. Winter gave us the smart fur
jacquette to go with our satin froeks'
and the new garment has been Great
ed because such an enthusiastic well
come was accorded those abbreviated
fur blouse-coats by the feminine
world. The material has been
changed to suit the season, and is
velvety duvetyn instead Of curly
caracul or baby lamb, but smart fur
Evening star., 1923-02-15

collars are added as trimming. The
lines have been slightly altered, too,
for, the lower edges fare a trif1e, in
stead Of being gathered to wide
band fitting the hips There are no
belts. and sleeves are long and bell
shaped.
The jacquettes on suits. however.
retain their Balkan blouse lines, and
often tic at the hips with wide satin
ribbon which forms the lower edge
of the garment The dominant shade
Is tan. and the bateau-necked under
blouses sometimes are of green crepe,
or of beige embroidered with green,
- that the color effect is unusually
artistic.
There are tan frocks, too. trimmed
Evening star., 1923-02-15

which might be termed sapphire. An
SUI face in tiny jet beads, and the
tracery thus formed gives the effect
nf an deliberately printed or embroid-
cred fabric. The jacket is cut on
sinIle, flaring lines. and has no belt.
and are covered with beadwork iden-
tical with that on the remainder OF
the garment. A deep collar of fluffy
fox fur adds the finishing touch to q
Jacket which might be worn with the
most formal afternoon creation.
If there 10 70 jacket with gown,
Evening star., 1923-02-15

VARiATIoNS-Lang, Lanohorn, Lang
shaw, Lansworthy, Longworth, Lang.
lois, Long.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
s1MPATTcA BoDA

Anoche contrajeron matrimonio ci-
vii en- la Cantera No. As, de Ponce,
Ia bella hermosa sefiorita Angela Sc
rra, prima del Juez Municipal de Pom
ce. Lcdo. Rodriguez Sierra, y ell correc-
to caballero don Elpidio Agrait.
Fueron padrinos de los desposados los
senores Domingo Sierra Hiram Agrait,
hermano del novio.
Las madrinas de los felices c6nyu-
ges fueron dofia Altagracia Sierra y do
ma Adelaita Agrait.
Despues de la boda en- la cual actuo
como juez ell Lcdo. Pedro Rodriguez
Sierra Sc lev6 a efecto una fiesta nup-
cial en- la que los invitados fueron OBJ
seQuiados con sabrosos dulces, refrescos
Y cidra.
Deseamos los fe.ices c6nyuges toda
clase de venturas en- su nuevo estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29

agosto, Sc hicieran grandes negocia-
clones en- esa rama.
Como yo no he celebrado ninguna
entrevista con ningdn representante
de ese Diario, no convene mis- in
tereses nj mis- relaciones comercia-
les Que Sc suponga que, por cualquier
motive, haya sido yo ell que suminis-
trara esa information tendenciosa a
un representante de ustedes.
Y no recuerdo tampoco haber ha-
blado de este asunto con ninguna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
LOS ROMANTICOs'' DE MARTT
NEz SIERRA

Ha sido reestrenada, con mayor ext
to que en- su primer estreno. en- Ell Lii
Geo, de Buenos Aires, por la compa1la
de don Jose Gomez, la aplaudida teatra
lizacion de las "Scene de la vie de bo-
heme' de Henry Murger por Ell habil
comedi6grafo eminente literato don
Gcegorio Martinez Sierra, titulada 'Los
Romanticos' ''Los RomAnticos' es
I'm bello drama en- 4 actos, y puede
contarse como una de las producciones
de mayor delicadeza y mas penetrante
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

Toca su fin la temporada Diaz-Per-
diguero, que con ell benep,acito del pn-
blico capitaino, lleva un mes largo de
continues exitos en- nuestro medic en-
ruinas Teatro Municipal. Esta noche,
una de las 6ltimas funciones de la
agradable temporada, es el benefcio de
Arsenic Perdiguero, el simpatico y ge-
NAL primer actor, que tantos aplausos
ha cosechado. Sc pondra en- escena Ia
ap'audida comedia, creaci6n de Perdi-
guero, y SECURE 6xito de toda la Com
pahia, "Melchor, Gaspar y Baltasar."
Ell microbes pr6xi1no dara principle
la temporada Ughetti con la aplaudi-
Ga opereta Ella Princesa de las Czar-
das''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
Don Baltazn Mendoza kace ciertas
aclaraciones respecto de una inforn1a-
cii6n acerca del mercado de tabaco
publicada por nosotros

persona que pudiera facilitar us
tedes una information que parece di-
cha por mi.
En- el vapor San Lorenzo en- que
regrese esta isla, no venfan nsachos
cosecheros de tobaco; creo que fuera
yo ell 1nico; pero 81 venfan este
pals, algunas miembros de firmas es
tablecidas en- esta isla, dedicadas
exclusivamente la especulacion de
tabaco en- rama.
Yo necesito pido a ustedes que
esta carta mia Sc puhlique en- la mis-
ma pagina EN- que publicaron ustedes
la information sobre ell mercado de
tabaco ell dia 27 de este mes.
Y.al mismo tempo molesto su aten
ci6n, para suplicarles que digan en-
sus mismas paginas ell nombre de la
persona que les facilitara esa infor-
macion; pues a todos nos interesa
en- este momento conocer al infor-
mante para poder deducir la inten-
ci6n que guiara su pensaIniento.
La Asamblea que celebraremos ell
domingo pr6ximo en- este pueblo sos
lamente persigue ell fin de revivir
nuestra Association de Cosecheros de
Tabaco de Puerto Rico y tomar, al
gunas medidas de defensa para el
pr6ximo cosecho contra los habitua-
les expenditures que estamos sopor-
tando haca mucho tempo,
Me suscribo su alto. Y S. S.
Baltasar MENDOZA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29

Nos completeness en- insertar a
continuation la carta que desde Ca
yey nos remite nuestro particular ami
go, el prominente cosechero de taba-
co, don Baltasar Mendoza.
Sentimos no poder complacer al
sefior Mendoza EN- cuanto a ciertas
demandas que nos hace en- su carta
porque seria violar los secretos de
la Redacci6n.
Nos parece sufciente con publican
la carta del estimado amigo, va que
asi el saliva su responsabilidad en-
cuanto la information que apareci6
en- nuestras columnas:
Cayey, P. R. 27 Sept. de 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. r.
Muy seior mio:
Acabo de leer en- ell numero 1920
de ese diario, correspondence al dia
de hoy la noticia que publican uste-
des en- su primera plana, relativa a
la situacion del mercado de tabaco
en- los Estados Unidos, y las conside-
raciones en- que Sc extiende su infor-
mante respecto del porvenir de la
proxima cosecha de 1928 a 1924.
Aunque no parece del texto de es-
ia noticia que haya sido yo ell infor-
mante de ustedes, quiero hacer algu-
mas aclaraciones respecto de esa in
formation, toda vez que al final de
ella Sc menciona mi nombre.
En- el corto tempo que estuve en-
el Norte, no pude darme cuenta de
que Sc avecinara para la pr6xima
cosecha de tabaco ell desastre que va
ticina ell informante de ustedes.
Els cierto que Sc esta vendiendo
con alguna difcultad la cosecha de
1922 a 1923, despalillada; pero todo
ell que tenga negocio de cualquier cla-
Sc, en- los Estados Unidos que los
haya tenido, sabe que en- este periodic
hay generalmente una paralizaci6n
en- todos los 6rdenes del comercio y
la industria en- ese gran pals.
Las ventas de. tabaco despahllado,
vienen, a realizarse desde el mes de
octubre en- adelante; y nunca Sc ha
bia visto que en- los meses- de JUNO a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29

Northampton, setiembre %. Gable
Franc6s0-El primer ministtao ingles
Mr.. Balwin ha declarado que en- la
pr6xima conferencia entire el y M. Poin
care tiene por efecto restablecer las
buenas relaciones de amistad entire
Francia Y Gran Bretana.
e. ha declarado que la atmosfera de
desconfanza existente entire los dos
pafses Sc transformara en- confanza md
tua. Yo creo continue diciendo Mr..
Baldwin que tanto en- Paris como en-
Londres hay la seguridad de que min
gtin problema europeo puede ser resuel-
to sin la intervention de la Entente
La paz es necesaria para resolver los
problemas de Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29

enviar refuerzos al general Won Seeckt,
jefe del estado mayor en- Baviera.
La nomination de Won Kahr como
dictador militar de Baviera Sc debi6 a
que ell gobierno intenta contrabalancear
el manifesto bavaro.
Los jefes de las asociaciones nacio.
nalistas que estuvieron presentes en- la
reunion han prometido solamente ODE
decor en- todo las 6rdenes del gobierno
a excepci6n de Hitler que Sc ha reser-
vado ell derecho de obrar segdn el crea
conveniente.
La reunion Sc levant6 acordando es
tar conformes con una orden de Won
Kahr pro1ibiendo todo meeting publ
co en- Munich.
Las tropas del Reichwehr han sido
renforzadas por los contingencies veni-
dos de la Baja Baviera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
UNs ACTO DE LOS FRANCHISES
OCASIONA UN GRAVE
CONFLICTO

Berlin. setiembre %. -(United
Press )-Un despacho llegado ulti-
ma hora a esta ciudad anuncia que
cuatro ofciales franceses Y -yeinte sol
dados de la guarnicion que sc encuen-
ira destacada en- Holzen, cruzaron la
frontera que separa la region ocupa-
da de las no, oeupada, penetrando en-
Ia ciudad de Schwerte, solicitando pa
ses a todo costo Y promoviendo un
fuerte escandalo consecuencia del
cuaI resulto un nino de Is amos muer
to cuatro personas. heridas, retiran-
dose luego al sitio de procedencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
CALURosA RECEPTION A LAS TRIO
PAS CUE REGREsAN DE CORFU

N&poles, setembre 28.- (Cable Fran
ces)-Dos transportes que regresaron
Napoles de Corfu han sido objeto de
una ca'urosa bienvenida.
Los soldados han regresado sus
cuarteles entire las aclamaciones de un
gran gentfo que arrojaban flores su
paso.
Treirta tres transportes llenos de
tropas y de material de guerra han lie
gado puertos italianos. Los soldados
ban sido recibidos con gran animation
entire los calurosos vivas a Mussolint y
Italia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
Grecia dccede a pagar los
$4,000, 900 de frances que
pide ell gobierno italiano
A pesar de clio, MussOlni ha ordenado nueva-
mente Ia Ocupaci6n de COrfi

Atenas, setiembre %. Omitted Press).
-Hasta la fecha permanecen anc,ados
en- Corfu dos barcos de guerra italia
nos.
Sc. tiene entendido que el gobierno
helene ha dado instrucciones al banco
suizo en- que tiene depositados los SO
millones .desde que Sc iniciaron las ne
gociaciones para resolver Ell confiicto
italo-griego, Sc entregue la referida can
t:dad al gobierno de Mussolini.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
Nuevanente Sc runlOra que Inglate-
IRA OffeGerd Ia formidable fOrta|eza
de Gibraltar en- CambiO de Ceuta
Pr0xima COnferenCia entire Baldwin POinCa6

Madrid, setiembre 28.- Omitted
Press. Via All America) )-Varios ro-
tativos de esta capital han publicado
telegramas de Londres, en- los que Sc
informa que Sc estan llevando cabo
secretamente negociaciones, mediante
las cuales Inglaterra entregara Gil
braltar a Espana, cambio de que
6sta le entregue su possession africana
de Ceuta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
PERIODICOS FRANCHISES
SECUESTRADOS

Barcelona, setiembre %, UNITED
Press via All America) .-Por orden
de la autoridad militar han sido re-
cojidos en- la frontera los peri6dicos
franceses La Depeche Y DImdepen-
dent, los cuales han iniciado una cam
pana tendente exaltar los animos
de los separatistas de CataluRa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
DOS DREADNAUGHTS Y DOS DES
TROYERs A CORFU

Atenas, set:embre %. Omitted Press)
DE Corfu informan que numerosos
soldados italianos han desembaucado
desde que Sc reanud6 la ocupacion.
Dos destroyers dos dreadnaughts
pertenecientes a la escuadra del Adria
tico Sc e1cuentra en- la bahia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
Sc TEME OCURRAN sSERIOS DES
ORDENES EN- DRESDE

Dresde, setiembre 28.- Omitted
Press )-Varios miles de manifestan-
tes han recorrido en- la mahana de.
hoy, asi como toda la noche; las ca
lies de esta ciudad.
Patrullas policiacas han sido en-
viadas a la calle con 6rdenes severas
para evitar cualquier confiicto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
LOS ExPERTos Sc REUNEN

Londres, setiembre %. (Cable Fran
ces.)-Los expertos ingleses, franceses
y espa1oles sc reuniran nuevamente pa
ra discutir la dustion [ys Tanger y
para comunicar a sus respectivos 60
biernos la situaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
EN- MUNICH REINA GRAN
EXCITACIoN

Berlin, setiembre 2s.- (cab,e Fran
ces.)-De Munich informan que reina
gran agitaci6n en- aquella ciudad en-
vrtud de los tiltimos acontecimientos
Con tai motive, anoche Sc llev6
efecto una reunion relampago del Con-
SOLO de Ministries habi6ndose acordado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
PIDIENDO LA SUBASTA DE UN
FERROCARRIL

Madrid, setiembre 28.- Omitted
Press via All America. )-El ayun-
tamiento de Pontevedra, en- union de
los organismos mas importantes de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
oTRo coM1s1oNADo AsEs1NADo

Moscd, setiembre %. Gable Fran
c6a M. Lavroff, presidente de la CO.
mission encargada de hmitar las from
teras entire Russia Y Carelia ha sido ase
sinado.
Dos de sus colegas fueron heridos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
LA CoMPANIA xIRGU EN- BUENoS
AIRES
AIRES

La compadfa que dirige Ia notable
actriz Margarita xirgl y que actha
con extraordinario 6xito en- ell San Mar
tin, de Buenos Aires, ha dado comien-
20 a los ensayos de Ia tragedia pasto-
raj de Gabriel D'Annunzio, '1a hija
tContinha en- la Ga. pagtnal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
LA EsCUADRA ITALLANA NO HA
sALIDo DE CORFU

Roma, setIembre %. (Cable Fran
ces.)-La escuadra italiana ha recibido
orden de no evacuar Corfu hasta que
Ia indemnizaci6n de cincuenta millones
de liras sea pagada por ell gobierno gris
go.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
DOS MIL PERSONALS INVADEN
UNA DE LAS PROPIEDADES DE
KRUPP APODERANDOSE DE LOS
ALIMENTOS PARA HOSPITALES

Colonia, setiembre 28.- Omitted
Press.) Dos mil personas invade
ron una Gle las posesiones de Krupp
en- el distrito de Moers rompiendo las
puertas ventanas, apoderandose de
las provisiones que Sc encontraban de
positadas EN- los almacenes y queman-
do los graneros en- cue Sc encontra-
ban las cosechas de 1875 acres de CEN
teno. avena y trigo.
Con tai motive Krupp Sc ha Vis-
to obligado a disminuir las raciones,
entire las cuales Sc encuentran las de
algunos hospitales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
Ell TRABAJo REANUDADo EN- LA
IONA oCUPADA

Dusseldorf, setiembre 2s.- Gable
Frances. )-En esta ciudad Sc han reci-
bido informes del gobierno de Berlin
para. que sea reanudado ell trabajo una
vez terminada la resistencia pasiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29
TEATROS Y ARTISTAS

emoci6n entire todas las del eximio es-
critor madrileno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-29

la provincial, pide que a la mayor
brevedad Sc verifque la subasta del
ferrocarril central que ha enlazar a
Pontevedra con Lugo.
Para apoyar esla aspiration de
Galicia, Sc efectuara en- breve una
gran asamblea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-04
Minutes of the Proceedings Of the

Minutes of the Proceedings Of the
Board of City Commissioners Tues
day evening, January End. 1923.
The Board of City Commissioners
met in regular session Tuesday eve
ming January End, 1923, at eight o.
clock, p. M. There were present
Commissioners French, Henzler,
Larson, Thompson and President
Lenhart. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and ap-
proved. On motion of Commissioner
Larson, seconded and carried, the
bills were allowed as read. On mo-
ton of Commissioner Thompson,
seconded and carried, a resolution
authorizing the execution and de-
livery of $12,000.00 or less war
rants to pay for the extension of
the SO inch sewer from the 10 inch
sewer to the Missouri River was
adopted. On motion Of Commission
err Thompson, seconded and carried,
the Pres:den of the Board and the
City Auditor were authorized to en-
ter into an agreement with l. P.
Baker for right of way for the
main trunk line sewer. The reports
of the City Bacteriologist and Asst.
Health Officer and the City Weigh
err were received, read and ordered
filed. On motion Of Commissioner
Thompson, seconded and carried,
the bills of the Bismarck Water
Supply Company for water furnish
ed the Auditorium from August 3Oth
1914 to September 3Oth, 1922, and
for water furnished the Fire Hall
from November 3Oth, 1918, to Sep
TENDER 3Oth, 1922, were allowed,
Commissioner French voting no. On
motion of Commissioner Henzler the
Board Of City Commissioners ad-
journed to meet again Monday eve
ming, January 9Th, 1923, at eight
o'clock P. NJ.
Attest:
M. II. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-04

This play presents Broadway's most
pleasing adventure for the year.
""Glory" was created by James
Montgomery and his collaborators as
successor to "Irene." They will
probably achieve their purpose.
Some of the songs probably will
prove aos popular as the "Alice Blue
Gown" hit of "Irene."
The action of 1.-THE Lady Cristi.
linda" moves in fits and jerks. In
deed, Fay Banter, the star, does nos
appear in the most entertaining act
of the play. However, her presence
in the final scene more than compen-
safes for her earlier absence. In
that she comes to see her portrait in
church worshipped as that of 4
saint. A crippled, fadded flower of
the circus she sees in the portrait
the child of her love for the painter
1t is scene of deep spiritual re.
action.
The emotions created by "The
Masked Woman" are hardly as
spiritual. In that Lowell Sherman
locks the door of room and almost
completely unmasks Helen MacKel-
lar.
In "The Egotist" Leo Ditrichstein
finds himself in a room with lady
who has managed her own unmask.
ing to considerable extent, but he
flees from her After % years
Of near philandering he finds thai
after all he would rather remain 6
virtuous husband. Ben Hecht's lines
in this play are better than the story
they tell.
The eloquence Of simplicity allud'
ed to in describing the setting OF
"The Tidings Brought to Mary is
likewise demonstrated in the acting
of Margaret Lawrence in Secrets
Here is a personal eloquence. She
puts fire into dead lines. She puts
drama into story that holds little
drama as written.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-04
RESTRICTION
OF INJUNCPIVE
POWER ASKED
Railway Locals to Make Re.
quest of Legislature in
Form of Resolutions

Request for passage of legislation
curtailing the power of courts to
grant injunctions will be given 70
the assembly members in the form
of copies of resolutions adopted by
state committee meeting of repre-
sentatives from each of the eight
railway division locals of the Order
of Railway Conductors.
Fred w. McKendry, Northern Pa
cific passenger conductor, Mandan.
was named chairman and legislative
committee member of the o. r. c.
at meeting Tuesday at Fargo.
The resolutions passed by the COM
mittee include instructions "by eff
fort to cause a law to be
passed curtailing the power of courts
granting injunctions in labor dis
putes;" that the body go on record as
Opposed to any repeal or change in
the present primary election law that
would in any way retard its present
efficiency; and favoring legislation
providing a means whereby the state
educational institutions would accept
the note Of students in lieu of pay
ment Of tuition fees. The commit
teeman cited instances Of students
being forced to leave school because
of inability to pay the fee.
! The conductors also recommend an
amendment to the constitution OF
the United States requiring all fed
eral judges be elected instead of ap.
pointed and that any law when de-
clared unconstitutional by the su
preme -court may again become /
law if passed by a two-thirds vote
of congress-"