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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
WILL AWAIT
DECISION OF
HIGH COURT
Industrial Commissions Ae-
tion on Redepositing State
Funds Delayed

No action toward redepositinp
funds Of the Bank Of North Dakota
in various state banks will be taken
by the state industrial commission
until the supreme court decides q
case having an important bearing on
the subject which now is before that
body, Attorney General George Shaf-
er said today.
The case before the supreme court
was carried to the high tribunal from
Divide county and will determine Nv
judicial decision whether or not in
dividual banks have the right 10
pledge their. assets to secure nav
ment of public money on deposit IN
such banks to the exclusion 81 other
depositors.
The agreement was informally
reached between himself and Gov.
A. G. Sorlie, Shafer said, In order
that the industrial commission n,irht
have adequate information a fhe
legal powers Of banks before proceed.
ing with further consideration of NE
redeposit plan.
The plan is being fostered ~ Gov
ernor Sorlie, who believes jt Would
benefit the economic and ahnainexs
structure Of the STATE to nahe S,lAll-
able to small banks part Df tSe
money now on deposit In the Dank
Of North Dake<a, !ssss !ssss 3sas s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
WILL ATTACK
ITALY'SDEBT
SETTLEMENT
House Ways and Means Com.
mittee Will Recommend
All Other Settlements
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
Style Of Government En-
dangers ltaly's Ability 10
Fulfill Agreement i
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE

Washington, Jan. 7.--LFD-The
house will receive from it's ways and
means committee recomme n datiOn
for acceptance of the war debt set
Elements hut will face fight against
approval of the agreement with Italy.
The Mussolini dictatorship in that
country is to be the target Of two
democratic representatives in bppos-
ing the settlement.
Settlements with Rumania, Italy,
Belgium, Cecho Slovakia, l4atvia and
Esthonia, were approved by the house
committee, and resolution author
lzing their acceptance will be intro
Guccd in the house next week by
Chairman Green.
Rainey and Hull Oppose
Representatives Rainey Of Illinois
and Hull of Tennessee, Democratic
members of the committee, will ask
the chamber to reject the Italian set
tlement on the ground that the die
tatorship government of that coun-
try constitutes a threat to fulfil
ment of the debt contract, which car
ries through more than fifty years.
As an alternative to immediate ac-
ccptance, the two representatives
would suspend the agreement for 10
years, Italy to continue interest pay
ments on the debt during that per-
iod as provided in the settlement. At
the end Of that period, they believe.
stability Of the Italian government
could more readily be determined.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
JOE SHIPPEE
NEW ENGLAND'S
FIDDLE CHAMP
Contest Conducted by Town
Criers-Will Issue Chal-
lenge to Durham

Providence, r. L., Jan. 7.-LR-
The all-Ncw England fiddling cham
piOnship crown rests today on the
furrowcd brow of Joseph Shippee, 60
years old, of Plainfield, Conn. lie
was proclaimed the winner of the old
time fiddlers' contest In which a
score of aspirants SJr the title COM
peted during the past three nights
under the auspices Of the Town
Criers, a busincssmen's organization.
The contest ended last night in !,
fiddling duel between Shippee and
'Jim" Gaffney, 7l-year- Provi-
dence favorite.
Gaffney was the first to offer con-
gratulatiOns as the gold medal, en-
blematic of the championship, was
pinned on Shippee's wrinklcd coat.
Besides the medal, Shippec received
$50 in gold and check for his ex-
penses here during the contest.
The Town Criers have announced
that they intend to issue a challenge
to "Mellie" Dunham, Maine cham
pion who played for Henry Ford, on
Shippee's behalf.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
COOPERATION IN HANDLING 1925
CALIFORNIA GRAPE CROP BROUGHT
GROWERS INCREASED RECEIPTS

Chicago, Jan. 7-tP)-California
grape producers received more than
q IS 900. 700 increase in receipts last
year through an arrangement effect
ed by the Atlantic State Shippers
Regional Advisory Board and the
railways in the New York terminal
district, says Donald D. Conn Of
Washington. manager of public rcla-
tons Of the American Railway asso-
citation.
He addressed the opening session
OF the first joint national confer
cnce Of the officials Of the American
railway associations. representatives
of the shippers regional advisory
boards in the United States, and of
state railroad commissions.
"Twenty-tho1sand cars >of grapes,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
BISMARCK MAY
GET SERIES0F
STAGESH0WS
Five or Six Road Show Com
panies Are to Be Routed
Through Northwest

Minneapolis, Jan. 7.-tR)-Five OF
six theatrical companies. presenting
legitimate stage productions. are to
be routed over the northwest during
the coming season. it wAs announced
today, following a conference of man.
ayers and executives representing the
Finkelstein and Ruben theatres in
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Wisconsin.
It also was announced that on Sen
tcmber /. Finkclstcin and Ruben will
operate vaudeville circuit out of
the Twin Cities. with performers and
companies playing short runs in the
various cities. -.
The announcement said thet the
road shows decision will undoubt-
edly affect such towns as st. Cloud.
Mankato, Austin, Rochester, Aber-
deem, Sioux Falls, Fargo, Grand Forks,
and Bismarck.
While vaudeville acts arc now ap-
pcaring at various points in Mime
sofa, it was decided to expand the
circuit to include Grand Forks, Far
go, Mandan. Eau Claire. Aberdeen,
Sioux Falls, Huron and Mitchell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07

HEART FOUND
AT STERLING
E. l.. Hurr Is Exhibiting
Unique Rock like FOrma-
tiOn in Bismarck

Hhat is said by medical experts to
be the petrified heart of human be-
ing Of gigantic stature is being exhib-
tied in the city today by f. L. Hurr.
prominent farmer and breeder of big
type Poland China swine. who lives
near Sterling. Mr.. Hurr found the
unique rock-like formation on his
farm several years ago. but the cur
iosity has never before been shown
in Bismarck.
The netrified heart is as hard as
and weighs two and one quar-
ter pounds. 1t has an appearance
identical to that of a human heart,
say, except that it. is con-
siderably larger. The veins are cas-
lily discerniblc. and the various cavi-
ties contained in a heart are shown.
Even some of the muscles can be
clearly seen.
Mr.. Hurr found the curio on top
of the ground following it's first
blowing He made diligent search
for other remains of human body
or animal in the vicinity, but found
nothing except a small section of
what appeared to have been intes-
tines.l This was also petrified. No
bones of any kind could be located.
The pctrificd heart is attracting
considerable attention since. so far
as is known here, nothing Of its kind
has ever before been found.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
CHANCES0F
AGREEMENT
ARE REMOTE
Both Miners and Operators
Seem Unwilling to Com.
promise in Any Way
A.
TO TRY AGAIN TODAY
Operators Reject Pinchot
Plan and Miners Do Same
With Markle Plan
TO TRY AGAIN TODAY

New York, Jan. 7.-lN-IJncom-
promising opposition to peace pro-
positions has developed at the con-
ference of anthracite miners and
operators.
After each side yesterday had
placed itself on record for or against
various schemes to end the suspen-
sion the IL conferees professed will
ingness to 60 if there was anything
to consider.
Alvan Markle Of Hazelton, Pa,
chairman of the joint conference, in
the hope that another day might
bring something new, suggested an
adjournment overnight and both
sides agreed.
President John L. Lewis of the
United Mine Workers said that he
would regard breakup without an
agreement as public calamity.
Oppose Congressional Regulation
The miners suggested and the Oper-
ators rejected proposal that the
two sides Join in presenting to con-
gress bill to regulate the anthra.
cite industry.
The operators said such regula.
tion would be unconstitutional.
The peace plan of Governor Pin
chot was rejected by the operators
and that of Chairman Markle by the
miners.
The Pinchot plan provided for. an
inquiry to determine if wages can be
increased and for voluntary check
of. The Markle proposal was for
three impartial citizens to decide
questions not agreed to by the min,
crs and operators
While the conferees were strug-
Cling to end the tieup, reports that q
settlement had been made reached
the anthracite region by radio
Chairman Markle said that the circu-
lation Of such reports among peo-
pie in distress was "almost crimi-
nal
The coal conferees went into scs.
sion shortly before noon. Appar'
emily there were no developments to.
ward a solution Of the deadlock dur.
ing the morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07

or more than 81 per cent Of the total
California production. last year, were
handled through the cooperation of
all concerned in the New York ter
minsl district without any embarEoes
whatever, as contrasted with the re-
ceipt Of less than 10000 cars in 1923,
with successive enbargoes on all
lines." he declared.
Brief reports upon the transporta-
tiOn situations in their respective
districts were prepared by each Of
the chairnien Of the IL shippers reg
ional boards.
Railroads In the northwest have
not only met demands Of the board,
but have gone beyond il providing
service, said J. r. Reed; Chairman oi
the northwest region, and president
OF the Minnesota farm bureau.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
Art Dealer Dies
From Wounds Which
Were Self-inflicted

Berlin, Jan. 7.-lR9-Having shot
himself after arranging settlement
for his wife. who was contemplating
divorce, Paul Cassirer, noted art
dealer, died today. His wife, Tilla
Durieux, actress, has played in New
York.
His 19-year matrimonial alliance
with Tilla Durieux was often mark
ed by stormy encounters between the
two temperameltal artists.
Cassirer had suffered from fits OF
depression since the outbreak Of the
world war, during which he was sub
jected to heckling by the military
authorities because OF his radical
views.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
KNUTE R0CKNE, FOOTBALL COACH
AT NOTRE DAME C0LLECE JOINS
The ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

New York. Jan. R.-Knutc
Rockne, coach of Notre Dame teams.
has become Roman Catholic.
Friends had known for some time
that he contemplated the step.
A priest Of the Sacred Heart church
in South Bend, Ind. confirmed the
report yesterday, and it reached the
east after Rockne had sailed for
tour of France. Germany and Italy.
The coach was baptised November Is.
and was confirmed by Bishop Knoll
two days later. He took his first
communion with the Notre Dame
football team November %.
Rockne's football players first
learned Of his intentions in the game
against Northwestern when they were
10 points behind at the end Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
9 ARRESTED
IN BOOZE RAID
AT CINCINNATI
Two Policemen Included in
Roundup of Large Moon
shine Liquor Ring

Cincinnati. Jan. 7.-tP) Nine per-
sons. including Il sergeant and sub
patrolman of the Cincinnati police
department. were arrested last night
by federal prohibition agents, who
announced the roundup had broken
up the largest moonshine liquor ring
operating in this district.
At least a score of others were be-
ing sought, among them northern
Kentucky man, said to be rated as
millionaire on his liVuor dealings.
The policemen, Sergeant Alfred
Meyers and patroIman Homer
Moreland, according to the federal
agents, acted as conveys for an 80
gallon shipment Of liquor from an
Ohio river bridge to an inn north of
Cincinnati, where the agents. posing
as customers, had negotiated for de-
livcries of a quantity Of whiskcy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
SORRY
SHE Is GOING
T0GET WELL
Says She Drank Plenty in
Hopes 1t Would Be Enough
Was Full of Booze

Chicago, Jan. 7.-lP)- Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw is sorry she is going to re-
cover from her attempt at suicide.
Informed by her physician today that
the eight ounces Of disinfectant she
drank Tuesday would not be fatal.
the former model. stage star, and
wife Of Harry K. Thaw, replied that
she was sorry.
The physician reported this conver-
sation with her:
"Why did you do it,"
II was full of gin, beer and whis-
key and just drank it. l drank plen-
ty in hopes that it would be enough"
"Do you want to get well?"
''No. ! am sorry. I didn't want to
get WELL"
She should be out Of the hospital
in 10 days, the doctor said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07

first half. Some Of them feared the
storm that would come from the
coach between the halves.
But "Rock', as they knew him, was
changed man. and his instructions
were mild. He told them that he
would 60 into the grandstand and
watch the remainder of the battle
from there.
sounds like churchman," re-
marked one of the players.
Hes going to join the church to-
downs enough to win in the last half
ceived into the church.
Mrs. Rockne is Catholic and their
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
THREE ATTEMPTS At
SUICIDE FAIl.-WOMAN
STAkVES SELF TO DEATH

Harrisburg, Ills. Jan. I. H) :,
Death, which she had sought in
three attempts at suicide and two
weeks of starvation, came yes
terday to Mrs. Elizabeth Hollis,
"A, in a hospital here.
Mrs. Hollis husband. a coal
miner, was drowned last June
and worry over his death and
financial reverses are said to
have caused her TO slash her
throat five weeks ago. She wa
rushed to Il hospital Her first
day at the hospital She jumped
from a second story window but
she did not die. Two weeks ago
she went on a hunger strike and
this time had her wish, for she
developed paralysis which caus-
ed death. She leaves three chill
dren.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA SHOWED
DEFICIT OF $2,067, 1864 ON
SEPT. 10, SAYS OFFICIAL AUDIT
TODAY IN WASHINGTON

Nye case is considered by SEN
ate.
Debate on interior bill occu-
pies house.
Marine committee Of house
hears views on radio control.
Senate judiciary committee be-
gins aluminium controversy.
Rubber investigation continues
by house commerce commission.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
Three Are Killed in
Mexican Uprisings

Mexico City, Jan. 7.-LP9-T The
Iron hand" policy in quelling up
Former Colonel Manuel Gomez has
been captured and summarily execut-
ed at Tala. a village in the state of
Jalisco, while Joaquin Medina and
Serafin Leon were shot dead in a
skirmish with federal soldiers at
Lac Noria, in the state of Michoacan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
Hollywood to Have
Two Boxing Bouts

Los Angeles, Jan. 7.--LP)-The
matching Of Sammy Mandell, Rock
ford, Illinois, lightweight, with Toll
dy O'Hara of San Francisco, and
Ace Hudkins, Nebraska, 1876 FOUNDER,
with frankie Schaeffer, Of Chicago
for 10 round bouts at Hollywood was
announced today. The Mandell-
O'Hara bout will be staged January
Is and the Hudkins -Schaeffer affair
January %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
SACRAMENTS
ADMINISTERED
TO CARDINAL
Condition Remains Unchang-
ed, However. and Has Not
Become Aggravated

Brussels, Jan. 7.-(P)-Cardinal
Mercier's condition was unchanged
this morning with temperatures nor
NAL but pulse feeble. 1t was an
nounced that no medical bulletin
would be issued during the day.
1t is learned that Cardinal Mercier
last night expressed desire to re-
ceive the holy sacrament although
his condition had not become aggra-
waited. Accordingly the sacraments
were administered in strictest ,pri-
vacy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07
WORKER FOUND
ALIV E AFTER
HISTORY FALL
Has Broken Leg and Wrist,
But Injuries Not COnsid-
cred Serious

New York, Jan. 7.-(P)-After fall
ing IL stories TO the basement of
building under construction on River
Side Drive, Paul Rockhold, struc-
tural ironworker, was found alive by
fellow workers on pile of debris.
He calmly told them that he had a
broken leg and broken wrist and
asked them to call nm ambulance.
lockhold had fallen seven stories
through an airshaft, landing square
ly on Il bricklayer's scaffolding, from
which he bounded and fell five more
floors into the basement. His con-
ditiOn was not serious.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-07

Partly cloudy tonight;
fair, not much change.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
100000 Pielgrzymow W
drodze do Chicago.

CHICAGO. - Miasto przyso-
towuje sic do niezwyk}ej uroczy-
stosci religijnej, ktora ma sic
odbyc miedzy 20 -- "a czerwca
br. kiedy ID riedzynarodowy
zjazd Eucharystyczny zrobi z
! Filadelfji Rzym ma jeden ty.
dzien. 100000 pielgrzymow ma
przybye ma zjazd. Bedzie spie-
wal Choir z!ozony z $4,000 gio-
sow. Przybedzie IS kardynaiow
i Gala armja mniejszych dygnita-
rzy. 100000 swiec spali sic pod
czas jednej mszy. Przygotowa-
MIA do Zjazdu trwaly W pre-
ciagu q lat.
Ze wszystkich stron swiata,
gdzie tylko siega koscioi kato-
licki, ciagna przez lasy i pusty-
ME Gale zastepy pielgrzymow.
Wielu mich zaczelo podroz
pred tygodniami miesiac mi.
Niektorzy najdalszych katow
Azji, Syberji, Afryki, Novel
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Teka Ministra Finansow
ma bye powierzona
klarnerOWi.

WARSZAWA. - w kofach
tut. rzadowych panuje prze-
konanie, re tymczasowy Rad
zostanie zamieniony ma sta1y po
dokonaniu nieznacznych znian.
Najtrudniejszem przedsiewzie-
ciem jest obsadzenie teki minist-
ra finanscw, ktra ma bye powie.
rzona by}emu ministrowi handIu
gabinetu Grabskiego, Klarne-
rowi. Obecny minister Zaleski 20
stanie najprawdopodobniej Ia
trzymany, ewentualnie zastapio-
ny przez Adama Tarnowskieso,
ambasadora byiej monarchji a.
ustrjacko wegierskiej do Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Propozycji powo
fania bylego ministra Skrzynsk;e
go ma stanowisko ministra spray
zagranicznych sprzeciwif sic W
sposgb stanowczy Marsza}ek PI-
sudski. Movie, re przyczyna te-
go sprzeciwu jest zarzut, IL byiy
premier Skrzynski ME dose ener
gicznie bronii interescw Polski
ma arenie miedzynarodowej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
ESZCZE O SEJMIE..

rragnac nalezycie zastanowic sic mad powaz-
nym Probemem, azeby Sejm Stowarzyszena
wywarf jak najdodatniejsze wrazenie W naszym
zwartym zespole niewiescim, ponownie poruszamy
e kwestJe zywotna, ktora ma przypominac
wazne obowiazki czfonkostwa, jej pomyslny 'roz-
woj wzrost
:. Kowniez powinnysmy porzadnie sic zastano-
VIC, co czynic nam wypada, azeby nasza ukochana
Organlzacja weszfa wfasciwe tory pomyslnie sic
rozwijafa. Wspominafysmy juz nieraz, ze i in
ne nie'"iesce zespoiy aknajchetnie pragnelyby mas
wyreczyc pod tym wzgledem korzysci przechylic
ma swa strone, lecz do tego zyczenia my zespolone
wezfem organizacyjnej mifosci i spojni, ME dopu
scimy lie wszystkie spostrzezenia sa jednakze mnie
wazne wobec niezbednych poprawek naszej kon-
stytucj, nowych niezbednych zarzadzen, ca}kowitej
reformy naszego zespoiu niewiescego azeby nadac
naszej ukochanej Organizacji nowy zamaszysty roz-
ped, ktory owfadnafby netylko Cleveland najbliz-
sza okolice, by rozszerzyf bogie dzafania poza
obreb naszego miasta. Posadamy dosyc silly zywot-
nej, dosyc wp}ywu wrodzonej energji azeby nasze
szeregi wzrastafy po,vaznie, do takiego lczebne-
60 wzrostu jestesmy upowaznone jako czfonkinie
powaznej instytucji niewiesciej.
Bardzo wiele innych reform nader waznych
musi bye nalezycie przedyskutowanych i zasadni-
omowionych, azeby przynios}y one skutek po-
zadany.
Jako rzecz wielkiej wagi szczegolnego zna-
czenia - to wfasna siedziba, wfasny kacik, gdzie
pod wlasnym dachem radzic mozemy mad powazne-
mi sprawami. lime organizacje zapoczatkowafy ta-
ka mysI chwalebna to jest posiadana wtasnego
Domu. Zjednoczene pod opieka Matki Boskiej Cze-
stochowskiej szeroko omawiafo potrzebe wfasnego
Domu nawet skromny fundusz zfozylo juz po-
wyzszy eel, obecnie pora mas, zacne Polki, -
okazmy wiec @czynenn, ze ! my many Prawo zall-
& 'czac sic do postepowych ze dbamy nasze wy
iaczne interesa.
w przysziych numerach naszego urzedowego
Organu powrocimy do owej zywotnej kwestj i O.
mowimy szczeg6}owo inne wazne kwestje, ktore
sic wylonia biegiem czasu, szanowne zacne ma
sze siostry upraszamy nadsyfanie gfosow przed-
sejmowych, cennych uwag, ktore pragnemy zamie-
scie W naszym Organic
Postepowanie tego rodzaju wyrabia unysf
spostrzegawczy, ktory oddac mole wprost nieoce-
nione usiug ktore zdoiaja skierowac nasza uko-
chana Organizacje wfasciwe tory do ktorych to
zmierzac winnysmy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
WOl.NY WsTEP DO STOWARZY.
SIENNA POLEk w STANACH
+. ZJEDNOCZONYCH | Be-
PkATNA EGZAMINACJA
LEkARSKA TRWAC
BEDZIE Az DO
SEMU.
ZE SPOSOBNOsCI TEL SKORZYSTAC POWIN
NY TOWARZYSTWAI WSZYSTKIE CZkON-
KINIE STOWARZYSZENIA POLEK.

Zarzad Centralny Stowarzyszenia Polek Sta
mach Zjednoczonych SVEN reguarnem miesiecz-
mem posiedzenu uchwalif re ma bye przedfuzony
Woiny Wstep do naszej Organizacji az do czasu
Sejmu, jak rownez bezpfatna egzamnacja lekar-
ska dla nowych kandydatek.
Jest to doskonaia sposobnosc dla wszystkich
tych Pan i Panienek, ktore maja zyczenie wstapic
W szeregi naszej Organizacj, poniewaz czasie az
do Sejmu So zwolnione cd .opiaty wstepnego cd
opiaty egzaminacje lekarska.
Ola naszych Towarzystw, jak rowniez dla wszy-
stkich Czfonkin otwiera sic welkie pole dziaania
ich piracy werbunkowej. Ze sposobnosci tel nalezy
wec nalezycie skorzysta6, poniewaz jest to bardzo
wielkiem udogodnieniem pozyskaniu pokaznej
liczby nowych kandydatek do Towarzystw Grup
naszej Organizacji "
Spodziewac sic nalezy, ze tax Towarzystwa jail.
poszczegolne Czionkinie zdaja sobie dokiadne
sprawe tego ze Zarzad Centralny, starajsc sic i
zabiegajac staiy, nornalny rozw6j Qrganizacji,
przediuzyi wony wstep j bezpiatna egzaminacje le-
karska do Stowarzyszenia Polek " Stanach Zjedno.
czonych az do czasu nastepnego Sejmu.
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Kafamarz, kule i zbior
praw uderzyfy po g}o-
wach posfow.

WASHINGTON. kaiamarz
Peiny atramentu, karafka, zbior
praw kule by}y narzedziem wal
XII, ktora sic rozeyraia wczoraj
ma posiedzeniu podkomisji Praw
niczego komitetu, rozpatrujace-
go sprawe oskarzenia nadu1y-
cia jednego czionkow rzadu
dystryktu Columbia, Frederick
A. Fenninga.
Po ostrej wymianie zdan posef
Rankin rzucif kafamarzem W p.
Hogana, prawnika Washington
nu g}ownego obroncy Fennin-
ga. kaiamarz trafif mu prosto
W glove. Pan Hogan ME zostaf
dfuzny i rzucif szklanka W p.
Rankina. Wtedy p. Rankin roy
gniewai sic naprawde schwy-
ciwszy zbior praw, chciaf cisnas
MIN W swego przeciwnika, lecz
zostaf wstrzymany przez s4sia.
da, wskutek czego ksiega ME
dobiegfa celu, spadajac ma gfo-
wy weteranow. CT, rozwsciecze-
nj, rzucili sic ma pana Hogana,
tiukac go kijami kulami. Resi-
ia czionkow przypatrywala sic z
zajeciem i spokojem, sledzac
przebieg walki.
P. Fenning jest mianowany
przez prezydenta Coolidge'a jed
nym trzech czionkow rzadu W
dystrykcie Columbia. Fenninga
oskarzaja nieprawne machina-
Gle ma niekorzysc weterancw. To
tez mic dziwnego, re weterani
tax iatwo zapalili sic do walki.
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w sprawie Gfo1sow Przedsejmowych.

w oredziu sejmowem, ogfoszonem niedawno
temu wspomnaiam nadsylaniu "G}osow Przedsej-
mowych wskazafam, W jak sposob ma bye to czy-
none js~ %W
rzystw do poszczegonych Czfonkin naszej Organi
ZACH sfo,vami zachety, proszac nadsyfanie tax
zwanych "Gfosow Przedsejmowych" W tych oma-
wiania spraw, dotyczacych rozwoju naszej Organi-
ZACH co, zdaniem tax Towarzystw jak poszcze-
golnych cz}onkif, - Sejmie omawanem, popra-
wionem, lub ulepszonem bye powinno.
L. Jab}onska Prezeska.