The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 10

in the meantime there was excitement within the Diet. ~WENPARTY CHEF naored by the Party, tha scandal regarding the Diet in Uproar While Tokio| Maeturian railway." 10 Kensol suring the Government great ‘The Beers unanimously adopted a resoly- vion declaring the discipline of the ampire disintegrating, the minds of | he exp the people in a state of unrest, the | ofte i. faition’s prestige abroad impaired | o ik quid general conditions deplorable “ Ainidat turbulent scenes the House i of Representatives discussed a r ay . tu MI South s the i 10" eee Bc nllasoth tinal : from sutomoblies, be throng murged, year are tn some cusee 50 per cent. bo-| PROFIT UNDER 8-ORNT FARE. } |forward. Police reserves were bur-| low the prices of last fall and any-| CHICAGO, March 18.—Karnings of ‘i Bsiey up and forced the crowd tq re-| where from 2% 2% por cent below 000,000 under an g-cent fare are J | tire. the stock prives According to one age retail prices for over ed Wurt Januar. wn by the anngal report of the tengo City Railways, the surface made public to-day, These compare with earnings of ap- $10,000,000 In the ps > Leonard A. Busby, Prext- he company, Ih hin report said ‘on the basis of the present wage 4 b-cent fare would fall short by 000,000 a year of paying normal.’ ope 14 W. 34th St. fo ‘ 4 prevailing opinion tere to-day the | I™, he, | Poli Fi t Off ‘Viscount | Mimistry la contronted with a nertons ( ci bu Publ One 6 Aka 8 t i» Kato’s Suppotters. | a | / Chews \.OW RENT. LOWEST PRICES ae i het CLOTHING PRICE CUT SALE Rey request at eet Pace whose one ‘TO 5 ssoclated ald no! week, we con! ph Petites eae Ro es eink « EXPECTED IN FALL these Great § Specials tor Easter Vacation Week + ‘iam meeting of the Kensel kal or Op- to-day to discuss a sensational | letter written by Secretary of the Seiyu-kat Party, ing Viscount Kato, Pretident of Kensel-kal, with a ing 0 The meetin was attended by | Based on New Schedule Retail clothiers aay the’ new: persons, and when Rep ata 4 Tomezaburo, Shimizi adtempted | clothing next fall & dozen men rushed forward | ar for heavywellsht mate demolished the platform. The | next fait, W fice were forced tointervene. mah: | * many arrests | er the meeting had broken up wd marched toward the Dict owledge that ane prevall for the hweyywelght y provipitate aw whare rotatlors ' al ing, surrounded by police. with hifadreds of reserves nearby 1 rangued by leaders, who spol Se TS eee ne My Sizes 14, 16 and f8 Years. 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