Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1931, Page 28

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Mere power- ful than preaching or than a voluble when applied to the needs of our stration to the world of the supreme {ellowt. situation is one that compels a con- sistent Christian man or woman to dis- mhl vnluu and their conservation. The not | been compell w mmemmmmmmm & _.mm sdsiel g8 in men under- F] E oon presen dwell the i Mfimmm W»WMWM mm..m_uumwm mm is m‘mm mvnuxmw ww mwm MWM&mMMMumu“m m (Hwiue! Py o!lnotlu‘r - 4 m mm i m» Mh m m~ m mmu muwm MMm rybody Is Filibuster With No Prospect of Congestion that coneern us wm-nmu in dai urd i muhmw.m m mve Charles A. Eaton, New|®% J. O'Connell, New York; Culkins, New York; Thomas New Jersey: Jersey: Bavid mum@%fl mmmm umn D. Francis Okla- 5 Wil- Albert ; John M. Nelson, Hall; Nnnbum; Jed Johnason, homa; liam Pennsylvanis i . Bouth. Bakota: { | Johnson, Washiigton L. 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H sponsibility of the Federal Government m In the House on Friday last the Fiscal Inquiry Committee sought and obtained $10,000 from the ocontingent fund of the House with which to engage the and the comparison of tax rates. mm~ commission points out that the central ares of Washington, “the great com- The gentieman stated in | American citizens on their Capital, the tleman from Mississippl fir;m comm) that his select committee l’b I Mx, B; mmmmuwm 234 i m 358 ! w m m m e It il m wmmmm TRt s - ¢ £l : A