The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 17

WARSAW REJOICES OVER PLEBISCITE ‘GOP SENATORS AGREE TOBREAK UP DIRECT PRIMARY Governor and Bosses Demand Repeal—Up-State Progres- sives to Fight. First Incomplete Returns Cause Celebrations in Polish Capital. WARSAW, March 21 (Associated Press).—Optimistic news from the plebiscite districts in Upper Silesia to-night was received by cheering thousands gatehred in an open air meeting here. The celebrators tm- Provised an altar at which prayers were offered for the territory they believed had been regained for Po- land after a separation of more than six hundred years. The meeting was called lasts among the population, despite the fact that the late editions of the | newspapers showed the returns upon which the rejoicing was based were unofficial and incomplete. The meet- ing was attended by anembers of the Government and representatives of the Diet, the army and the clergy. BILL NOT YET DRAWN. by enthus- But Conference Puts Majority on Record—Port Treaty Bill to Go Through. aa aff Correspondent COpeoiad The’ evening World.) ALBANY, March 22.—At a confer- ence of Republican Senators, which lasted until early this morning, it was decided to put through a modified repeal of the Direct Primary Law, in accordance with the party platform of Saratoga last July. No bill was before the conferenc and, according to Majority Leader Lusk, the sense of the meeting, rather | s than the vote, to the effect that the convention system was favored as regards State officers and the judici- | * ary down to and including the Su- preme Court. With roger dates the Di Primary Law will stand. This means that United States Senators, Congressmen, State Sena- tors and Assemblymen will be nomt- | nated as at present There was no roll call on the propo- sition, the Senators present assent- ing to it by a rising vote. The action of the conference will | precipitate one of the bitterest fights of the session. Notwithstanding the project to repeal the Direct Primar Law was hatched in Saratoga and put into the party platform, there waters opposed to any resent method of nom- inating candidates | “Senator Davenport made against the but was tur The plebiscite news caused the big- gest jump in months for the Polish mark, the quotation moving from 86) to 650 for the dollar. TWercher Faces Trial Rudienlism Charge. | Sarah Hyams, of No. 537 West 121st| Street, who teaches cooking in Public | 6 116 West 128th} Schoo on to all other candi- || Suffer From Eyestrain? Then why continue to abuse your eyes? Wear Ehrlich glasses and you marvel at the great relief. Reliable Eyesight Exami: by Registered Eye Spec’ . REhulich &Sons || Established 59 “ ears | New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 228 Sixth Av., 15th St. |] | 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d_ Street ||| Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St., cor. Bond St. a fight al in the conference, Gov. Miller publican want it, by past performances ir Legislature, whatever wants he will get The conference also determined on the passage of the imotor vehicle as it now stands. The biil ses the licenses and registration fees on all automobiles from 50 to 100 per cent. : It was also decided to pass the Port Development Treaty as it stands. go Rea? Ae esent | = Gov. 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