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Evening star., 1924-11-18
MORE WAGES REDUCED.
Other New England Mills Make r
Per Cent Cuts.

LEWISTON, Me. November Is
The Bates Manufacturing Company
OF this city posted notices yesterday OF
a 10 per cent wage reduction, effective
November -. The Hill Manufacture
ing Company and the Androscoggin
and Continental mills made a similar
announcement. The reduction will
affect approximately $500 workers.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
B. & O. STOCKHOLDERS
WELL REPRESENTED
Srer a. Dispstch 70 Tic S;a"

SF'F a I'IspAt ttN :" ] nc = a
BALTIMORE. November 1S-Stock:,
holders Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to the number OF 1870
were represented in person OF by
proxies a. the annual meeting held
here yesterday. About SO persons
were in attendance, smvng them be-
ing representatives. OF the larger in
d1vIGual interests in the stock OF the
company.
The board of directors was re-
elected as follows: Newton D. Baker.
John J. CornweIl Robert Garrett, +.
Brent keyser. John +. Moron,
Charles A. Peabody. Frederick H
RaWso1, Henry Euniender. George NJ.
Shriyer, John +. SteveIs :, Paul NJ.
Warburg and Joseph L. ' idener.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Ten-piece dining room suite in
American Walnut; the buff
fet is II inches in length.
the china case is of the Semi
closed type. the serving table
is of the closed style,
the table is oblong, the chairs
are upholstered in hair cloth,
with armchair to match.
This suite is a masterpiece
of the furniture craftsmen's
art, one that will beautify
any dining room. The price
complete is ..... .$425.00
Evening star., 1924-11-18
PLANS MARKETING AID.
Agriculture Department to Get
Live Stock Information.

Half million farmers will be asked
to report to the Department of Agri
culture next month the number of
cows and heifers kept for milk this
year compared with last, the number
Of hens and pullets of laying age and
the number of sows. Questionnaires
will be distributed by the rural mail
carriers.
This information is sought to form
the basis for forecasting production
Evening star., 1924-11-18

and market supplies SO that farmers
may adjust production to demand and
market their products in a more or
derby fashion. Surveys of this kind
were begun two years ago in connec-
tion with pigs. and the success of the
system has been such that the sur
veys have been extended to dairy
cows and poultry.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
ROADS TO'TALK MERGER
GROUPING ON FRIDAY
By the Associa ted Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 1s.-Execu-
tives of the New York Central, Balti-
more and Ohio. Pennsylvania and
Nickel Plate" railroads have set next
Friday as the tentative date for their
conference here on the regrouping
of the eastern carriers with the four
large trunk lines built around their
systems. Their action probably will
affect the disposition of railroads
representing 25 per cent of the en-
tire mileage OF the country.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Mount Robson. the highest peak in
the Canadian Rockies. has many
glaciers. whose presence has slowly
changed the topography of the dis
trict until it has become necessary to
alter the boundary lines between
proufpces
Evening star., 1924-11-18
SEES BIG AUTO YEAR. :
Cleveland Financisr Also Predicts
Higher Cost Of Living.
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CLEVELAND. November 1S.-Col
Leonard p. Ayres of the Cleveland
Trust Company. predicts a produc-
tion of 100000 automobiles next
year and decided INCREASE in buy
ing of farm equipment.
Col. Ayres expects higher wages
and living costs, less unemployment,
increases in iron and steel produc-
tion and larger volume of building
construction
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Miss Anna X. Smouz. whose detah is
reported at her home in Cedar Rapids.
is said TO have been. the first woman
to hold an important position in an
Iowa bank
Evening star., 1924-11-18
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

At this season of the year one is
desirous of finding just the fit
ting material for a window
hanging or portiere. Selected
from our large stock, we men-
ton a few that express charac-
ter in unusual coloring and
design.
Stripe. 50-inch Shikii, doub le-
faced, in mulberry, black and
Also in blue, gray and
gold ............. $500 yard
A very nice double-faced Repp, 80
inches wide. At. .$2.75 yard
A very heavy double-faced Dam
ask, in splendid design; 2-toned
coloring. $500 yard
Evening star., 1924-11-18

A needle work effect, 5O-inch
Tapestry, in antique colorings;
very excellent for portieres and
furniture covering. ;. $500 yart
A 5O-inch Shikii, in Italian rose
color. $500 yaro
A rich effect Damask, in blue and
gold. $3.50 yard
A Brocade Tapestry in Sunfast; col
ors are seafoam, gold and dark
blue; very good for portieres
and over draperies. $3.50 yard
Just the up-to-date material for
sun room, den and library cur
tains; corded mesh net, in
orange, natural blue and rose:
45 inches wide. At .$1.35 yard
Evening star., 1924-11-18
Auto
Parking
Convenience

For the benefit of our
friends and patrons we
have established q free
parking service.
We will direct your
chauffeur to our garage,
or if you drive yourself
one of our ense d
drivers will take the car
to parking space for you.
When car is wanted
we request at least ten
minutes advance notice
be given.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

Consisting of spread and
bolster to match. None sold
without coupon. Limit, to
a purchaser. ~
Evening star., 1924-01-20
ms Should Begin at Home in the
Draperies You Hang

nd doors the hanngs would like them ave This clearance
should home makers CA small deposit
Evening star., 1924-01-20

They were sold to us at low price. simply
because they are scratched or have rust spots
due to storing. Finished in gray enamel, which
if given another coat they will look like new.
Fitted with strong. link spring and can be
easily packed.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

These are good quality Wool
Rugs in attractive Oriental de-
signs. In the assortment you
will find a splendid range of de-
signs and coIorings suitable for
any room for which a rug may
be desired
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

staros po kirk mmo to Francie Anslie dokonce
Spoene Saty m6y zasazenim do uskych domacch pom
ru velmi drahs neprjemne zkusenosti.
Znravv ? Ruska ez sou zasiany do zahranicnich zur
nau nevyznamenavaji velkou spolehvosti vel
caste pran byva myslenky Svedei tom znovn
pfipad Trockeho
Nen tomu davno co skoro vsechen zahrancn tisk uji
ctenafe Trockym je konec Byl vypuzen ma
Kavkaz je strezen, ably nemohl vrat do Petro-
hradu. ~
Jezto zpravy znel stale urcieji dokonce podrobnost
uvadeny ez vedy posani do vyhnapstv konecne uvefo
Sc vseobecne, ze skutecne je Trockym amen
naednou Trocky vratil Sc do Petrehradu, jest dale
insrem yaky byl zvoen do yrchniho spraynhQ t&esA
ma meznarodnim kongresu komunsti dostao
ez upomnay Dolby kdy neboztk Lenin obevova sc w
shromazdani svych vernych.
Ano, zpravy Ruska zahranienim tsku spolehliyo-
sti Sc nevyznamenavaJi.
"Vojenska ctizadost financni akota by zodpovedny
velike valky pise SVEN soupcl otskovanem ash
osmdesat sech Arthur Brisbane "Mitarse fnancnici
NELL by vazne premyse kdyz vdi byyaleho cisafe Wy
hnansvf Holandsku ctou konferenc mezi Herrotem
mnserskym predsedou France MacDona
dem premierem Angie ma niz bude
rozhOd0vanO osudu Evropy. ,.4t
zadna vaka nezpdsobila tolk prudkych zmen Jako po
sedn veika vaka Rakousko scvrklo malou provinc
eho panuc rod vypuzen nemecky csaf vykopnut ruskJ
zavra5d9n, aie rukou dikatoa, Spanelsko hzeno
Inapodobenym diktatorem nyni donha fada Gadstona
Pamerstonl Dsraeli-i, Sasburyd ustupuje Angli del
niku Macponaldov socalismus We svych rQznycn Tor
mach vladnOuc moci Europe.
Valka byla po5ehnanim dske Kralove, aby do
stall penze, postupne nevrle cn lstupky nidam dole
Nyn hromady, delncvo, Franci Angli chape SC
kormidla.
Mtariste fnancnici hudou snad velmi vazne premy
slet pred rozpoutanim move velke valky.
Potud Brisbane. Ze vaky byly by pozehnanim lidskd
assy lie ponekud see tvrzen ale nebude sporu tom z
pfivodily mnohe veike zmeny zejmena valka posedni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
sTkEDA. IS. cERvNA 1924

davaci obr&ti ma jineho obca-
ma pQdezfel6ho prazactvf,
nsbot' v6di, ze domorodec ne
koupi.- obyce5n3 do odjezdu
parniku prodsji vse. vzdyt' je
to jednoducha a pfece hezka
ozdoba q mate jistotu, ze v Pra
re, PHI vystupovani z parnikc
Vas str&znik, prisne doziraji-
ci ma ty, kdoz provinili Sc les
nim q polnim pychem, nese-
bere. Phi druhem zvon6ni par
niku jsou jiz deti pryc - pro-
daily vse. Jen jednomu hosiko-
vi zbyly diva svazecky. v sprav
.n6m rpzpoznani situace trho-
We 4 silly nabiaky ] poptavky
a hlavne proto. Nze u3 by take
rad ltikal "a ostatnimi, pfistu
puje jest6 jednou a tise, ably
TO nikdo neslysel, nabizi: PA
he, kupte 81 jeste tyhle dive,
dam je po 20 halerich." Ne
dodrzel cenu. slevil v casove
tisni, ale prodal vsecko a uz je
Y prachu. Az zavitate do Ste
chovic;> kcpte 81 tam vlasky a
neidffve u petilete holcicky
ktera nema maminku!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

kupte ii vl6skyE A s:ce We
St6choyicich. Tam je nabizeji
peti n desitileti prodavaci a
prOdavacky. Nebezf tu o kras-
ne copy, Sili drdoly obetovane
Mikadu, ale 0 vousy svateho
Ivana, ktere St6cnovicke deti
nasbiraji po stranich a pase-
kach - nevytrhavaji, nybrz O.
patlrne rezou - q pax, upletc-
ne V male svazecky prodavaji
20 so hal. vyletnikim a turis-
tim cili kratce Prazandm. Je
to zdroj pfiimd drobotiny, ksc
RI op&lena, bosonoha, organI-
sovana jest We volnem druzstvu
jehoz. jedinym bodem stanoy
jest: dodrzovati cany. A to SC
take dele. Vzdy a vsude jen PC
so hal. je ten svazecek vlaskI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

-jak d6ti fikaji. Proc Yam ty-
to male obchlodnicky doporu
cuji? Proto: pred vecerem sci
dete k parniku. Razem stoji v
pulkruhu pred Vami asi osm
hochi a d6vcat. Kazdy z MICH
ma nekolik svazeekl vlaskl.
Klccina, ma nemz je patrno.
ze je Cd vody, postrci asi peti-
lete, hezounke d6vcatko: An
cko, jdi!" A Ancka ide a sa-
ma prvni nabidne Ike koupi D.
voce sv6ho pricin6ni. Jeji pro-
tektor nabidku podporuje: 90
ma nema mam:nku." Koupite 81
vlasky, holcicka opatrne schc-
va trzbu do kapsicky v easter
ee a pelasi domu. Nyni teprve
ostatni nabizeji hebounk6 zbo
Ii. Koupite jest6 a pax Sc pro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
JAN Xxx A.

Petse vyroci Jana Zizky Trocnova uvadi mas do nej
obznesch probemd eske narodni losofie Theore dnes
rozsifena velmi zpopularsovana ic smys ceskych
dejn ako neustale sedovan deau humanitniho May ma
Evropy obkopeny vsech sran ciznoq chce
udrze chce- nadale tvoft svem nua bytf mravns
vysoko pachat nas pr0toze kdyby mel chOutky I'M
peraistcke jste by byl pfemozen narodyA vetsm
Proto byt veliky cese ciste dskos Pode te
theorie humantn ideal vyvrchol ceske reformaci:
Husov ktery de pro pravdu smt kery rozdil Cd
Luthera neuzavira kompromsd mocnym ohoto sveta Ce
skyeh Brach, keri nedbajce svetskeho dspechu dava
nevetsi syny ceskemu naodu Komenskeho Bahosava
Checickeho Tato heorie jest sedovana dale narodnim
zeni zemena obbou byva citovan vyrok Kolla
"voas- Slovan at ii clovek. AZ potud by hu
theorie shodovaa nell skutecnos = nebot je
mavo re il odma temer vsechna odborna veda hsoricka
tedy prece aespOn vnejsimi fakty. Ale Janem Ziz
Trocnova vekym bojovnkem, srategem boritelem
tikem, Taboru jechz valecne pisn jest obsa
kery by tezko dial vyozit humanitn fioso
til, totiz sova:
"Be zabijte. nikoho nezivte!'?
prece jisto, bez velke razove postavy Zzkovy
nebyo by ceske refomace Kardna Julian Cesarni prcha
pred husskym vteznym voskem Kdo by ento kardinal?
To nebyl tuctovy odupkOvy kazae nebo uhlazeny kuran
diplomat To byl jeden muzu, mz uprmne zalezeo ma
senocen cee kfest anske cirkve ably ozracena Europa
byla skutecne opet ednim ovcncem By eden inspi
forentinske unie ez ch6a op6t sednott Zapad
Vychodem Cim mus jevi uprostfed echto svetovych
panu may cesky narod? prece prave stal sve
dstupnos sve nepremozenos vaznou prekazkou jez
pouca budovatele jednoty poneprv ze male
narody nejsou quante neglgeable kdyz dsaj
koncepce, re jest nutno mimi pocita Pave tento Jan
Zizka Kalcha skuecne zasah do svetovych den eho
gesto byo obraceno proti tehdejsm pacistlm huma-
ntnikln, donna hranicem kter chteli kizt Evropu
konerencnho solu Tenkrat nezna ee hesel sebeurce
nj narodu demokraci Ale z tehdy vofily ltvary.
jez MIN vedly Spravne poznamenava Chaupny SVEN
Ukou ceskeho naroda re vyznam Zzkuv spociva tonl
"a pro t6zk6 jizde ryfl sekova geniani
strategic drobneho sedlacka ze pooz tezte arm$dy do
drohneho du Gmz ucin zbytecnym obdneneho ezdce,
tire - edy arsokrata vojste May narod ay elQv4k
ucnil tedy 6ru uce velkm evropskym polklm mez
nmz neby sam svaokupc ntrikan, nybr5 take mu5ovc
usechi lde velkeho rozhedu Musme odvyknout hle
dat svato stn vzdy enom jedne strane Kdyby tomu
tax hyo bra bychom ceskym denam veskeren dramacky
spad veskeru tragiku Zizkovi vrcho agka cesk6
formace To c lid epe nez jeho flosofove Mas lid al cell
KEN maokdy eformacni bohoslovce ale tak
Zizka ten atk Zizka ktery della nevc ob tEm kdoz by
rad eeske deny uprav do hunanitnho hematu sku-
tecne zije dove radc kommuna Tabora La skuteonou
revouci idu jazyka Jei vyznam narodnosnf socaln
yets nez e vyznam nabozensky ak vyshuje spravne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

Nav;tkvnik: Ma pofadek 81 ne
potrpis! VI nskolik dni vidim
tady rozlozepe tyden stare noviny.
- To ma svij lcel! Je mich
zprava 0 automobilovem ne;tSsti
q zena mne uz rok trapi o auto!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

pfkiad Needy Jediny pohled do eskych den umsnf %
den ceske teratry mas tom pouci Neschane dosud u
SPECIFY drobn@ho u possibly vsak dzasn& vdomi skutecne
no naroda pres ezks skody ez zplsoby yto nabozense
boe sta cesky narod pfedbojovnkem denokrasmu =
vrope pfedmaje myslenky JED byy uskutecn6ny mnohen
pozdeji do jiste mry domyseji az dnes.
skovy dior
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
PkEBYTEk Y NkRoDNl PokLADNE.

Washington, "a. cervna. vlada Spojenych Statd zd-
stavala mezch svych prmI mnulem bernim 30.
cerna kdy yz skonci bude pokladne pfebyek $590000
900. @ tolik ddchody byly v6tsi nez vydani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
UCRNl0T Y BRUSsELU.

Londyn "a. cervence Pfedseda francouzskeho mini
estva Herrot 0de dnes do Brusse aby tam predsedou
belGck6ho mnistersva Theunsem poedna ddleztych
ropskych oazkach nchz Londyne jedna mnisterskym
pfedsedou Mcnonaldem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
Ma PLOVARNE.

"SleGno Erno. nechtsla byste
Sc usit plavat2" Ia mic ma
svsts! Moje sestra Sc ueila playat
$ jednim panem a - skoupala se.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
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45l4-l6 Broadway Cleveland. O.
TELEFON: He'll Broadway aTQ
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
25 Fears Ago Today
'tTakep from Herald of .hat date
sSssssssseessssevsssgsgeyS

A. M. Solomon will go to New York this evening on business trip.
 Edward Griswold has entered the employ of the Corbin Cabinet Lock company as clerk.
 Beginning tomorrow the American Hosiery Co. will run its factory ten hours day for five days a week and five hours on Saturday.
 Martin Kenney has been elected a delegate from Court Pride, Foresters of America, to attend the convention to be held in Meriden, May 10 and II.
 George Swain is having put in his street place of business some minia- ture arc lamps, which are the first of the kind to be put into use in this city.
 Ferdinand Council, Knights of Col umbus, has organized a degree team which will shortly start to make tour of the state comforting the vari- ous degrees of the order.
 The congregation of the Sacred Heart church celebrated the 10Sth anniversary of the freedom of the Polish people at celebration held in the Lyceum theater last evening. Rev. I.ucyan Bojnowski and City Clerk A. l.. Thompson were on the stage.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
THE MONEY You .LosEn

It is pleasant to note instances where honesty pays dividends when the policy of honesty was pursued for honcsty's, not for policy's sake. The case of a newspaper in a western city is cited which, starting humbly fifty years ago, stands alone in its field today. Checking up. on advertise ments refused during the last ten years because of their questionable haracter-advertisin accepted by Inc publications rivals--it was found that sl,0o0, 900 would have been re. ccived for such advertising.
 "That s1.0Oo, 900 worth of business we didn't do," the publisher is quoted as saying lis worth more to us than any s2,0OO.0O0 worth Of business wc did do.". There Is nothing especially unusual about a newspaper which continually refuses questionable ad- vertising. The case is cited merely as one where track was kept of the ex- tent to which such business vas re- fused.
 Nor is the instance cited because q newspaper is involved. The same con- ditions arc to be found in the business of every man and organization who or which tries to live up to decent ideals. The only trouble is that few honest mon, few straightforward organiza- tions, realize that instead of '1oosing'' money they are gaining that which is worth infinitely more to them, eveH viewed in a practical, financial way. And 10 inc credit of our business and professional men and our organiza- tions may it be said that there is little thought of the wisdom Of such policy. It is not measured in dollars and cents. Every man knows his own business. work or profession best. He knows, far better than does anyone else, the opportunities he has for bringing in a bit more money hero. giving little less Of his labor or com modiiy there. and thus wandering from the path Of the sort Of honesty that pays In the highest sense. He does know that for sQJne reason or other he is happier. more prosperous. perhaps. than he had any right 10 expect-and he continues on his way, playing fairly with those who deal with him and failing 10 realize that the money he thinks he Is losing is gradually growing into great capital stake beyond the reach Of moth and rust.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Observations on He Weather

Washington, May 7.--Forecast for Southern New England: Cloudy to- night and Thursday, probably show CTS Thursday; moderate temperature; moderate easterly winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York; Showers late tonight or Thursday; no change in temperature; moderate easterly winds.
 For Connecticut: Cloudy tonight and Thursday, probabiy showers Thursday; moderate temperature, moderate easterly winds.
 Conditions: The western disturb ance has moved slowly eastward dur ing the last 24 hours and now forms trough of low pressure extending from Louisiana northeastward 10 Ohio. It is causing unsettled weather in all sections east of the Mississippi river. Snow was re- ported at Rapid City, s. D. The temperature is above normal in the southern and central districts but falls 90 degrees from Ohio north eastward to the upper Mississippi valley, where 1t is down nearly to freezing.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled showery weather and not much change in temperature followed by clearing and cooler Thursday af- ternoon or night.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

natures beauty, natures freshness may not be received as long as huge signboards blot the landscape along the highways of the iand. For, in a sense, such signboards constitute dirt against the freshness of spring beauty. and, more strictly perhaps. they make up the sort of foreign matter which detracts from the pictures spiritually practical value.
 There is no objection to outdoor advertising when confined to com- mercial districts. There Is objection, however, to sign along natures highway which interrupts creative thoughts which would result in en- richment of the world, by the state ment that "Little's Liver Lotion Laves Life" What would become of the bud- ding masterpiece if, just as the creator was developing a great thought on Gaining Your Ideal" he should be confronted by the glaring signboard reading Use Piker's -killer2"
 We are better men and women be- cause of the wonderful out of- doors. We should not dilute with poison that panacea for our mental ills. And it is for this reason that the campaign of .he National Committee for Restric- tion of Outdoor Advertising is meeting with hearty approval and the CO., operation of some 4l civic, social and other bodies throughout the country, and is endorsed by 16 well known national advertisers One of the best things heard about the Standard Oil company is that it is one of those CO., operating with the committee.
 Often it is said that many people refuse to patronize certain establish ments because they have habit of marring especially beautiful views by signboards telling of the wonders Of their products. When we grow civilized we will cease to believe that we are going to make people buy our goods by skipping prospective cus- toners in the face and shouting our own praises in the rasping voice of the misplaced outdoor signboard.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Ixn

People pho make a business of po- lIficsl prophecy have insisted for some time that ihe next probe which would be carried through with some delightful publicity. would be that of the internal revenue bureau and Sec retary Mellon. They have kept on in- sisting in the face of the 'poopooh- ing" of ardent supporters Of Mr. Mel- Ion and all his works. The strong de- fensc Of the secretary. including the statement that he had gone 50 far as to consult able lawyers as to what financial steps he should take to make him eligible to inc post he holds. did not silence these prophets. He was going to be investigated; that was all there uss 10 ig
 Nov comes the nsss that the
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
SPECIAL COUNSEL WILL
 CONDUCT INVESTIGATION
And Senate Will Pay Lawyer For Aid
 ing in Revenue Bureau
Probe

Washington, May 7.--The senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau has been authorized to employe special counsel at the sen- ate's expense to conduct the inquiry point from which numerous waves of oratory have rsdiated since the committee voted to permit Senator Couzens, republican, Michigan, to re- tain Francis ]. Heney of California, in such capacity, at his own expense.
 The move to place direction of the inquiry in the hands of Mir. Heney, suggested to Senator Couzens, the committee prosecutor. by Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, brought vig- crous opposition from republican or ganization leaders and was followed by an admonition from President Coolidge that the chamber remain within legal bounds in conducting in- vestigations. Charges were made that, having failed to disclose irregularities in the internal revenue bureau, the in- vestigation was to be stretched to cov- tT int ubfNs
 Two resolutions grow out of the dis pute, Senator Watson, republican. In- diana, chairman of the committee, proposing to end the inquiry. and Senator Jones, democrat, New Mexico, a member, introducing the measure acted upon last night, formally au- thorizing employment of counsel. Both were held up because of the illness of Senator Couzens, but the Jones pro- posal was taken up yesterday, used as the pivot for a sweeping debate, and then abruptly adopted seven hours later.
 Senator Watson announced at the outset that he did not intend to press bis resolution nor further oppose con- tinuation of the inquiry. During the debate, however, he reiterated his de- termination Ito resist" investigation of the prohibition unit by the com mittee as long as he remained It's chairman and at the end had to move that his resolution be. laid aside in-