Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 41

THE EVENING — e U BIVAUNTINGY D STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY ster Gazette by M. Levin of ihe Rus- | s | sian State Bank. RUSSIAN CURRENCY i UNIT NEAR NORMAL | wiiiie', &'t finuncing e to England to ish banks are his institution exportation of al to Great Brit- tation of British | no Chervonetz Note, Covered by Guld,ii at Face Value in London, Banker Says. - ed to Hel per cent was cove rted that the chervonetz notes, which, in accordance with the stipulation made when the issue was | established, were to be covered by gold to the 25 pe ot | en Londen most hopeful. ~ | ficials of th 3 ed in 1 | Shelby, which « worth in_London nearly 2 e e e ¥ in is quoted as saving. “h hillings, its normal value, B © ced its gold reserve from £400,000 at the tu a statement made to the Westmin- to £13,900,000. Several British joint | Sautrday, "lece: or 1 Jast it »f which 51 | & 1 by gold. SHELBY BANK TO REOPEN. WATERWAY BODY WARNS WEST WANTS ROAD TO SEA ‘Declnre SOC;i;n ‘Will Brook No De- lay to Completion of St. Lawrence Project. FROM PRISON SOUGHT nber 21.—An ap- of Vurlen Orr Luther Wise, railroad strikers serving sentences in the Arkansas state pri ge, was tele- graphed McRae by the Amer! s Union, which | the men were innocent and By the Assoclated Pross. CHICAGO, December 21.—Th Councll of States, Great Lakes-St- Lawrence Tidewater Assoclation. in a resolution adopted yesterday warn. v ¢ Pt no substitute nt patience with pr d to hinder or confu est to gain this ¢ courthouse. igned by Jane Ad- Jeanette Rankin yman from Mon- A. Ryan of Wash- all of whom urged | action before Christmas. open road t Appreciation idge’s indorsement of the a as President Cool- |18t project peen doine a 1aree | RE| EASE OF STRIKERS in the hast few wing the m have in the Rus in his “first annual message to Con- grens” was expressed in another res- olution. “Supported by the Wilson adminis- tration, indorsed by ing, and approved by President Cool- idgs as a proper investment of cap- ital, enterprise is no longer open to doubt or_exception.” The councll re-electd its officers and executive committee, the latter In- cluding Frank B. Niles, Ohio: J. P. Goodrich, Indiana, and L. C Michigan, 1923, President Hura. | New Conservative Sent to Canadian | House. RICHIBUCTO, N. 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