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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
GENERAL PATRICK EGAN
IS DEAD IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept 71-Gcu. Pat.
rick liIu, ono uf tr1 founders
tho home rule movement in Ireland
and former United States minister tu
chile. died tf fho home uf hIs
daughter here tonight after an III
ness az several weeks
Born bon County lypupforl. Ireland
August 10. ls4l. General Eg1n bc.
came AN influential busncs. man in
Dublin From boENead ho was
Identified with the irish untIpnaII~t
movement lu addition 10 being ono
Of iho founders of the home rule
organization lu 1871. ho ALSO helped
90 found tho Irish land League 900
1879,
General Eg1u waa ono o' 'Hc do-
Pendants with IHfu... vn.r fn,
lrsH leader and a. number of us.
SOD w,r, prosecuted Iu Dublin
In 1850 f.r taIIf.un ami conspiracy
Affsr fnr TRIAL Do ...I H IaI.
f0r iwu s,Ifa and directed 'n. uu,rn-
frus of ihr band league .n Ireland
Twice nom mated ~. parliament hr
declined r,.lus, N. u..I .H. t.,
the oath uf allegiance .H .H. NT"sh
government
W General Ern .lm 'r '.. I.r.1
State. 100 Iss. H.".r~ .U Nebraska
Un,r. la established l number u'
srtu elevator.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
World Series VIII
Start Today; World
Has Direct Wire

lc .u front OF The World office.
uu Boulder between ThiIh and
Fourth streets, today a. O'Clock.
Dutch Kcuthcr will pitch the flrst
Vufld series ball then ana it wlll
be- Immediately announced to the
waiting. fans, ns-NIll every bail,
play hv play, during today game
ana throughout the baseball
classic BarncY Cleveland, third
hts'Wup of the Tulsa Western
league club and "a former member
of the Pittsburgh National League
club. o. official announcer Cleyc-
land has the voice. hc knows the
game and The Worlds lossed
wIgy dlrrc, 10 the paper will do
the rest An You fans have 10 DO
D. hear % gs DO is played or 10 you
are late. ralrre al the scurpb0nri
aud rr, in limo All world series
Etmrs star, GAG o'rlue. Woatrrn
tw" which Includes uII tho lIv"
western elor. Tulsa. Cincinnati
aud Chicago among other.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
STRIKE OF SHIPYARD
EMPLOYEES AVERTED
Of Pacific Coast Workers BE
iiCNCd Past
WAGE INCREASE GRANTED
Navy Department and shipping
Board AcrrC on Advance um-
panics May Not Grant Raise.

WASHINGTON, Sept 30.- strike
OF Pacific coast shpyarI workers
threatened tomorrow was believed
here tonight to have been Avertcd
by an agreement lflor an aIl-day
conference between representatives OF
tho shipping board and the navy de-
partment 90 permit acceptance by
the men Of wage increases offered
by tho shipyards on the western
coast, provided the government
al expenses.
Notice ~ the conference action
Immediately wAs teleEraphcd to an
shipyard workers unions and ship
building companies ON the Pacific
coast.
Representatives OF the work'r-
here were confident that tomorrow. s.
walkout. which involved the posi-
h'lity OF strike also hy workers
OF the industry un the cuit ana A.
iantlr rnas'-. would be- ayVrt'd. lf
was asserted however by some OF
those attending The conference that
tho Pacific coast companies might
find thewsgl YES. unable 10 pay the iu
creased " aEc scale amounting To an
average Of about cents AN hour
for practically an employees with
out aid from 'ho government and
refuse to grant tho increase prom
ised
Secretary Daniels and Chairman
Payne ~ the ghlTuuildinC board
declared cmph1uc1Iy that tho gov
crnmcnt would not share I'm the pay
ment of any wage advances. thIe
course having been decided ON hy
representatives ur the department
and the board two weeks ago. In
view % th" presidents appeal Co
the railroad shopmrn for truce
and the coming Industrial conference,
the two agruO.os Bst week aLrrrd tn
continue .iu effect tho wage scale and
working conditions provided Iu .lr.
Macy award. which was tu expire Co..
morrow.
An other matters under uisuc,s..r
were. Pos Agreements. held IN sh.,..
auCo until after tho coming indus.
,T'li conference
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
TYPOS OF OKLAHOMA
CITY ARE STILL OUT
Capital Cily' Pnpcrs suspend Pub
hcnliun When Compromise
T. Not Effected.

OKLAHOMA ,Ur Sep. -r-
N'mH,.s H. IHn Oklahoma rar
rruur tan..T union rHa .aH tHu.-
.uh. I. IH. various printing houses
and 'nr four 'rHs. newspapers were
5000 out tonight and un effort wa.
being u.I. Uv fh, oklahoma Pub
Dklnuusu Afternoon newspapers
fishing company tu ryt out the Daily
~ rhn rIi. faded Go publish today.
tHs.r mechanical departments being
shut down .
4 meeting NJ the local union mem
hers was hold late today 20 discuss
tgr HIgisHhiiity or accepting The
uumnromlsr scale 81 i37 n week for
dtv work and $50 week for night
work Offered by local publishers
snd printing houses. No decision was
reached however. pending IN" ar
rival 81 an organizer from the head
quarters uf the International II pu-
graphical uufun. vino is expected TO
arrive -uV,tinr tomorrow
Tn. usmbcrs of tNr local union.
who walked out - duaily Li~
aStcrdat. are dcrar Sg a fist rate p
II 81 an hour Tor a Ps-hOur week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
AUTHOR DEFENDS PLAN
New Mexico Leader Asks
Adoption Of His 36
Changes.
EDGE IS FOR RESERVATIONS
New~3--sey Senator De-
clares for Them;
Wants Action


WAslllNGTON. sept. 3o'E-Ihe
German peace treaty got q three
hour speeding up In the senate to-
day, all but so minutes OF which was
an address by Senator FAN, repuo-
llcan Of New Mexico. attacking inc
league OF nations covenant ana
pleading Tor adoption. OF MS ~
amendments which would Keep the
United states free Gom representa-.
uon on foreign COMMISSIONS created
by the pact,
The reat or the treaty program
was an address by Senator Edse'
republican OF New Jersey In which
he urged republicans ana democrats
alike Ia hasten its consideration no
that congress might devote It's time
ana attention TO pressing problems
at home.
Debate 1rau'
Earlier IN the session the treaty
and covenant came IN for consider
able discussion, however. while the
sennte was uepa'inE Iesoiuuoh ~
quesuhs II"siusht Wsoh 70 HunA
hlt report OF me IAhdinF OF hmer
Ichn sahois 81 frau, Aiter itansn
FORCES nun taken poSsession or ,he
IorL WINE not opposing ina resolu-
non, Senslor itltcheook OF Neorhska,
lehulng the ADMINISTRATIONS hght tor
ratiilcauoh OF mo treaty, charsed
that ~ merely part of an attempt oy
repupIoanh 70 MUNSTER, Whleh Re-
puhllnah Ieader Lodge denied.
Int throushout the whole DaI-
matian debate tho treaty boobcd up
continually. bringing Inter from
senator Fhll the prediction that Italy
WouId not care approve the WIZ
son soUleinent OF fluue' IN the
race OF certain revolution
iuc'e was uut'er OF excitement
To-Day WIN IN" SUGGESTION from hlGh
republican sources mat the vote ON
the ran amendments might De laken
our ing tha afternoon but therF
80 iltI', hope OF so eariy des1sloh'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
Hundred Men Are on
Search for Black
Murderer.
LARGE CROWD GATHERS
Four Hundred Waiting at
Police Station; Major
Is on Duty.
TROOPS ARE NOT ASKED FOR
Governors Secretary De-
nies Guard Is Told
to Be Ready.
TROOPS ARE NOT ASKED FOR
CONDUCTOR IS SHOT DOWN
Trouble Over Transfer
Leading to Killing
on Car.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 80
search of a posse of more than 100
men for he negro who snnt and
KILLED j W Williams. a street car
conductor here this morning CON
tnu's There a Il crowd OF 400 TO
400 men gathered AZ tho police sta
uon. 4 major ot the national guard
is at the police station to cummuni-
cate with AdiL General Charles =,
liarrctt with regard TO the calling
Of the national guard in case OF a
disturbance.
IT. a. Christopher, secretary 10
Governor Robertson denies that
The governor has called upon ma
tiuual guard units in nearby towns
To- be ready for active duty In Okla
homi CiN
At il.aU O'Clock today an un-
known negro shot ana almost In
stanuy Killed J. W. Williams. q
street car conductor, at Fourth
strept and Phillips avenue. the
weapon used E1ng q ae cHliber re-
volver The dead Conductor lived at
$50 West FlNth street and is sur
ylyed by his wife and a small child
Mrs W l.. Eby, OF 7as East Sew
enth street. was the only passenger
At the time Of tho shooting SheI
was seated about the middle OF the
car and where she could see the
negro well She says she is positive
that she will be- able 10 Identify tho
black II nppreher led Motorman
Cramer was The only other witness
20 the crime.
The negro had been passenger
on williams car early In the morn
H.. -. -.
qol'nt manner when he was com
PEELED t0 Vait for hia transfer, a
number of other passengers being
ahead ~ him. Williams had com
lcIod him 10 wait until those ahead
h.rl passed out before he gave him
his transfer The motorman says he
noticed the conduct Of the black at
The tlme, but did not expect any.
thing would come OF 81.
Later the negro boarded tho car. /
outbound az Third street and seat
ed himself in tho white section OF u
the car Williams approached him |
lnd asked mat hc move back 10 I
the negro department The negro |
insv cred the r-lucNt ~ the con
iuctor with an oath. pulled his gun /
and struck tho officer two or three |
times in his fnre and forehead |
stunning him until bc reelod. catch |
ing at the seat hacks 10 prevent |
falling 20 the floor While In this /
condition tho black placed the !
Tuuyzle ~ his revolver close h the /
head ~ hlH victim aud fired Thc .
bullet entered the left side OF the I
head. Jus, under tho ear. and came .
lust above The right car me T'rick
3 H u ff DO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
STORM APPROACHES GEoHGIN
Wcnth-r Burrnu RiTrrrta Tropical
storm T. NCsErinr Jni,st

por.s received late today hv rho
WeB. usr bureau indIua.rI that fHp
tropical storm ~ fac Atlantic ,n.-f
Na~ approaching tho s,ptEfr ur 'n,
extreme south Carolina coasts and
apparently was moslng northwest.
The bureau advised s1trerle caution
by shipplng II that vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
STEEL STRIKE PROBE
GOES TO PITTSBURGH
Kenyon Committee WIN ru There
IA Inquire into Condiion---IOs-
ter viii he Heard Also.
SITUATION LITTLE CHANGED
Conflicting Claims sun NadS>--Awnit
Result Of Cunfrrcncc az Wash
ington ON Monday.

rfTTSBURGH. Sept 80 Senator
Kenyon. chairman OF the senate Ia
Dor committee. investigating tho steel
strike. wired union headquarters to-
day that the committee hoped To
yislt the Pittsburgh district the lat
ter part 81 this week o. the first of
urNt. dependent ul0p the voting
upon amendments 10 the peace
'r"lfE.
The committee requested William
4 Iu.tDr secretary of tho uircI
workers. national committee. io ap-
pear before fNr conn Wi'icu boo wash
lrriou Tu1saihy morging nt 10
u.u'ock fE.
NJ. Foster ali ho would appear
uJ Tho As-arntsa rrc..
Both sides Boo the strike of m"
steel workers now lu ils ninth day
1r" awaiting opmerts az the in .
duWrlt conference which vii open
nt Washington Nnui1y and 10 was
said lasi uIrhl rnBf there HegWs little
rhuuC" uf 10 break either way until
then
Throughout tn" affected territory
there wa Iff's material chang" yes
fcriay STRIKE leaders and r"prcseu.
fpfIEos Uf fn, companies continued
fn give ont conflicting statements -
.hr former maintaining that they
u.rr ru. ur.. r.'1.us 'hc men back
Hu' making substantial gains ana th"
latter thar tn" plants wcr" being op.
Grated win mur. H'n than az JUF
f. .r.. 'n, ..r... began
40 national I'HIU .Hr''r. pf 10"
.f#.III. Do ma. sI.T .fI.Hf d.. 600 mon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01

S"rhitu-. The government has rr-
p.icd that DO can not Interfere fur
the maintenance OF order lu see.
ipu- 81 nJlWJtia entrusted to th"
care OF the Americans but that 10
VIII convey the appeal 10 tho
American commander. Rear Ad-
ulru Audrcws
WASHINGTON. sept. 3O.-Lard-
.uE OF American marines az TraI.
Dalmdtid. 90 dlslodE~ Italian forces
which had occupied tho town, was
discussed in congress again today,
with tho senate. after sharp debate.
adopting resolution by Senator
New. republican, Indiana. calling on
President Wilson for a report ot
'he incidcnD II not Incompatible
with tho public interest
Secretary Daniels said today no
further report on tho landing OF the
Americans had boon received from
Rear Admiral Andrews command
ing tho American force in the Adri-
aic The officer has been asked 20
send additional details
NNr Daniels said he decision FOR
the Daiwatlan coast patrol hy
American. French and italian naval
forces had been decided upon by a
board OF admiTals representing the
Tinted states Great, Britain.
France and Italy and approved by
ih" peace conference and that the
plan Vaa rs remain in force until
FINAL dis'o Nuu OF tho D1lmatisn
',. r'0y, hy 'nc peace conferences.
The commander. Of tno pItro.InE
uuus.h." for pho prcsrrystlon Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01

A NEWSPAPER FOR
CIVIC PRIDE, THE HOME,
A GREATER TULSA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

(Dokonczenie ia str. 3-ciej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
o reprezentacye Slaska.

,,Kuryer Kresowy' donosi, ze
polska Rada Narodowa ma Slasku
Cieszytiskim wyslala do Warsza-
wy delegacye, ktora przedstawifa
rzadowi polskiemu wyjatkowa
sytuacye, ME pozwalajaca ma
rrzeprowadzenie wyborow SCI
mowych ktora domagala sic. by
slask tnimo to ME 'by} pozbawio'
nvm wiasnej reprezentacyi ma
konstytuancie. Minister spraw
wewnetrznych zapewnit delega--
eye, ze zaproponowani kandydaci
ia posf6w slaskich przez kompro-
mis- wszystkich miejscowych
stronnictw beda akceptowani, o
lie ma to sic zgodzi Konstytuahta'
Porachunek z zaborcami.
w Warszawie powstanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
NIEMCY POBIOI WLASNA
BRONIA.
(Kablogram A. Czarneckiego do
Chicago Daily News.)

(Kablogram "A. CZarneCkeso w
Chicago Daily News.)
Front polski ma gornym Sla--
sku, Kuryerem do Paryza, llgo
Marca. - Niemieccy zoinierze
walcza jeszcze, ale silly, ktore sta
ia naprzeciw Mich, sa rome Cd
tvch, ktore dotychczas napotyka-
Ii zoInierze skoncentrowani pre-
ciwko Niemcom So dobrze wy
twiczeni. Niency sami ME moga
zaprzeczyt temu, poniewaz saml
ich wycwiczyli, kiedy raj polsh
bys w ich reku. Amunicya, dziaaa,
bron i Gale wyekwipowanie wraz
z uniformami, ktore Polacy uzy--
waja przeciwko Niemcom, byfy
przemoca wiozone W rece polskie
przez Niemcow pod grozba
smierci. Jest to charakterystycz'
mem, ze maszyna Gala zbudowana
do uzytku mi1itaryzmu r1iemiec--
kiego, siuiy obecnie do skruszenia
90 do uwolnienia Polski cd jarz-
ma pruskiego.
Polscy zoinierze ma tym FROM
Gle So entuzyastyczni odwazri.
Poraz pierwszy zdaja sobie spra-
we z tego, re walcza stosownle do
swych marzeh dziecinnych pre-
ciwko niemiecldm ciemiezcom z
nadzieja odzyskania wolnosci dla
siebie i dla swych blishch. Okla
zali oni W rozny sposob, jake So
ich uczucia. Cd czasu zawarcia
rozejmu odpieraja tylko atakl
Niemcow / uboleWaJa mad tenn, Ze
ME moga oczyscie nieprzyjacie-
La caiego terytoryum polskiego.
Czesto nadchodza wiesci o o.
krucienstwach i ziem obchodze--
niu sic Niemcow z ludnoscia pol
ska ma terytoryum, ktore jeszcze
Niemcy trzymaja gdzie uzywaja
bomb gazowych W atakowaniu
wsi polskich. Ma razie zoinierze
polscy bronia sic tylko, ale goto-
wi So W kazdej chwili do ataku,
gdyby rozejm zerwano. :.
KOMUNIKATY URZEDU
pRAsOWo INFORMACYJNE
GO WYDZIALU N. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
STUTYSIECZNA ARMIA
NIEMIECKA.

Paryz, IL. marca. - Rezulta--
tenn wczorajszych obrad naJwyz-
szej Rady wojennej pieciu wiel-
kich mocarstw Jest decyzya, ze
armia niemiecka wynosic bedzie
W przyszlosci 100000. Armia ia
ma bye zorganizowana Systemem
ochotniczego poboru. Azeby zas
zapobiedz wycwiczeniu wlelklej
armii niemieckiej W ciagu szere-
gu lat. postanowiono, re ochotni-
cy zaciagac sic maja ma przeciag
lat dwunastu. Liczba ofrcerow o.
graniczona bedzie do 1000.
Wszelki materya} wojenny zby-
teczny ma bye wydany Aliantom,
fortece mad Renem maja bye mi
szczone. w ten sposob nalozone
beda ma Niemcow warunN ciez-
sze. anizeli pierwotnie marszafek
Foch sobie zyczyi. Potega milf
tarna Niemiec zostanie w ten spo-
sob zupjeinie ziamana raz ma "a
wsze. Dzisiaj zadecydowane bed9
ostatecznie warunki morskie.
Widocznem jest, ze konferen-
eva zamierza wezwac niemieokich
pefnomocnikow okolo 20 marca
DO Wersalu wreczyc i'm warun--
Iii, kt6ryrni delegaci udadza sic
do Weimaru, aby zasiegnac IN
strukcyi Zgromadzenia narodo--
wego.. Pewna rzecza jest, ze mic
dzy delegatami niemieckiemi ME
bedzie hrabiego Bernstortfa
Sprzeciwiaja sic jego wyborow'
tax ameryeanscy jak brytyjscy
! francuscy delegaci i zyczenia
ich beda uwzglednione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Radykah Niemieccy Tepieni bez Sadu'
>Francya W1ochy Sprzeciwiaja sic
Poiaczeniu Austryi Niemcami.
INNE TELEG II A NJ Y.

chy zniany takie re swej strony
przygotowuja. Japonia rowniez
wystapiiaby W tym wypadku z
kwestya rasowa. Dlatego to grunt
ten jest pilnie badany pred przy-
byciem prezydenta Wilsona, kto-
~ ostatecznie zadecyduje, czy
maja bye jakiekolwiek zmiany Z
punktu widzenia Ameryki.
Najwyzsza Rada zakonczyia
, takze wczoraj spor mafych naro-
dow w sprawie reprezentacyi w
komisyach ekonomicznej finan-
sowej, postanawiajac, ably pam
stwa te same wybrafy sobie
przedstawicieli pomiedzy siebie
j ably pahstwa pofudniowej isrod-
kowej Ameryki jake najwiecej W
tych problemach zainteresowane,
miafy swego reprezentanta. A
kiedy mniejsze narody zazadaiy
dziesieciu delegatow zamiast pie
Gu, ably pretensye wszystkich
mogiy bye zaspokojone, Rada
zgodzi}a sic ma powiekszenie ich
reprezentacyi do liczby siedmiu.
Londyn, II. marca. - ,,Doszli-
Smy do zwrotnego punktu konfe-
rencyi, m0wi paryski korespon-
dent do Daily News Nawet ty--
dzien, w ktorym przedstawiciele
Niemiec zjada do Paryza, ME be-
die tax wazny jak ten ostatni
Praca przygotowawcza jest pra-
vie ukonczona wstepny traktat
pokojowy bedzie gotowy w kilku
dniach. Zanim prezydent Wilson
przybedzie do Paryza warunki
wojenne i morskie beda ulozone
Jest to powszechnie znana tajem-
MICA, re Lloyd George uwaza roz-
brojenie "a kamien wegielny suk,
cesu ca}ej konferencyi pokojowel
: re jego naciSk ma rozbrojenie
Niemiec jest tylko pierwszym krc
klein w jego programme polkojo,
wynn, ktory ma doprowadzic dc
rozbrojenia we wszystkich kra-
iach-"
Berlin, II. marca. - Flip Hei,
neken, dyrektor Polnocno Me,
mieokiego Lloydu, bedzie jednyn
z ekspertow, ktorzy towarzyszyt
beda ministrowi dla spraw zagra'
nicznych Observation-Disclosures na
konferencye pokojowa.
RZAD EBERTA TEPI RADY,
KALIZM.
Berlin, II. marca. - Mordy
walki i rabunki powtarzaiy sic "
niedziele przez ca}y dzieh W roz
nych czesciach miasta. Przed po
iudniem dokonano wiele areszto
wan, a popoiudniu rozpoczeto ma
tychmiast egzekucye na |skutel
ukazania sic rozkazu ministra O.
trony narodowej Noske, ably Z
powodu licznych zbrodni i okru
cienstw ze strony radykaiow
wszystkich z bronia w reku przy'
chwytanych karac smiercia be-
sadu. Zoinierze rzadowi TAX byl
oburzeni na okrutne postepowa
ME radyka}ow, re rozkaz ten po
vital z zadowoleniem natych-
miast'sie don poczeli stosowac
Trzech rabusi6w radykafow, przy
| (Dokonczenie ia str. S-ciej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

by komisya ia zostala zupe4nle
zniesiona.
Aid. Toman, przemawiaJac cd
noSnie do tel rezolucyi, przypo-
mnial, re pred kilku dniami u
dala sic do Springfieldu delega-
cya Chicagoskiego Stow. Han
dlowego i przedstawifa, IL mia
sto pragnie,. azeby komisya dalej
funkcyonowa}a. Mowca wskazai,
re delegacya ia ME miaia upo-
waznienia Cd rady miejskiejI /
re ostatnia pragnie, azeby mia
sto miaio wiadze kontroloWania
swych kompanii utylitow pu-
blicznych i nigdy ME zgodzi sic
ma zewnetrzna kontrole.
Move wydania bondow.
Rada miejska wczoraj jedno-
gloSnie uchwalila, azeby ma ba-
lotach we wyborach micjskich,
ktore sic odbeda dnia l-go kwiet-
MIA, umieszczone byly propozy-
eye w sprawie wydah bondow
ma Sl0,75000O i przedfozone wy
borcom do aprobaty.
Z tel sunny Sl,25O,00O przezna-
czone jest ma udziai miasta w
kosztach budowy mostu kolejo-
wego ma ul. 12-tej, a reszta, wy
noszaca $9,50o,OOO ma pokrycie
deficytu, czyli dlugow, zaciag-
nietych ma pokrycie biezacych
wydatk6w miejskich. Bondy przy
nosic beda a procent prowizyi.
Aid. Richert, przewodniczacy
komitetu finansowego, wyjasnil
re miasto zaoszczedzi rocznie
100000, jesli bondy ma pokrycie
deficytu zostana przeprowadzo--
ne, gdyz wiecej placic musi "a
pozyczki obecne, niz bedzie pia-
clio prowizyi cd bondow.
Chicago WHINE jest bankom
chicagoskim 81, 100000 pozyczo-
ne w roku zesziym ma podwyz-
XII funkcyonaryuszy miejskich, a
pr6cz tego $3,3S4,OO0, pozyczone
ma wydatki biezace, gdy dochody
zmalaiy wskutek zamkniecia
znacznej liczby wyszynkow. Wy
dziaiowi dystryktu sanitarnego
miasto jest takze WHINE znaczna
suma pieniedzy.
lime czynnosci rady miejskiej'
- Aid. O'Toole wniosi rezo-
1ucye, azeby wszyscy. funkcyo-
naryusze miejscy irlandzkiego po
! chodzenia byli zwolnieni cd pra-
cy W dniu sw. Patryka dnia 17go
! marca azeby sesya rady miej-
skiej, przypadajaca ma ten dzieh
odiozona zostaia do czwartku te-
go samego tygodnia. Obie rezo-
lucye przyjeto.
= Ably uczciG pamiet zoinie-
rzy, poleglych we Francyi, IL
rzadza klub Apollo koncert, dnia
1890 kwietnia. Rada miejska u
chwaliia kooperowac w urzadze-
niu koncertu.
| AID. Iliff prosil W rezolu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
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Dlaczego Zerwano z Mimi
,Rokowania.
Z Walk ma Froncie Wschodnim
l|STY I "A 0CEANU.
Korespondencya ".

Konferencya Pokotowa odby-
wa swe drugie plenarne posiedze-
ME.
wv tel chwili Paderewsii przy-
jail urzad premiera Pols1i. Obecne
zadanie jego jest bardzo wazne i
wie1kie. Ma wschodzie zagraza
Po1sce bolszewizm, ma zachodzie
Niemcy, ma pofudniu Czesi, a ma
po{udniowym wschodzie Ukraih-
cy; W kraju polskim gl6d i nedza.
Wobec strasznych i smutnych
stosunk6w konferencya pokojowa
radzi mad sprawami Poiski, ale
zanadto teoretycznie. Ma samym
wstepie przy podpisywaniu rozej-
mu zaponniano i ziemiach pol,
skich, zapomniano W rozejmie
dornagac sic wycofania wojsk ME
mieckich z Polsl<i. Pomyika ia
czy tez raczej zapomnienie lub
przeoczenie strasznie odbiio sic
ra r1aszem Poznafskiem.
Konferencya wyznaczyia pew
ne komisye, czyli delegacye. L
punktu humanitarnego wyznaczo
no konisye zywnosciowa pod
przewodnictwem doktora Kellog.
Komisya ia udafa sig do Polski,
ably tam sprawiedliwie rozdzielit
dostawe zywnosci. Niema ona mic
wspolnego odzieza lub obuwiem
- zadaniem tel komisyi, jak mi
powiedziaf DR.. IKellog jest rozdat
so ton pokarmow miesiecznie,
mleka konserwowanego, jarzyn,
miesa ! k,fkurydzy. Rozdzielanie
tych pokarm6w odbywac sic be-
die pod nadzorem stowarzysze-
MIA Czerwonego Krzyza i lokal-
nych komitetow.
Do Paryza przybyio DUO koml
syi delegacyi z r6znych czesci
Polski. Kazda 2 tych komisyi
przywiozia z kazdej dzielnicy Pol
ski swe dane, fa.kta, straty wo-
jenne, kwestye ekonomiczne i ct
nologiczne. Kazda z tych komisyi
hardzo starannie opracowa}a swe
referaty i oddala je do usiug 'Ko-
mitetu Mar. Pol. w Paryzu, ably
m6g} Mich czerpac materyaiy
dla konferencyi. Komitet' granic
opracowal bardzo starannie mape
w ktorej dokhadnie opisaf granice
Polski. Komitet ekonomiczny o.
pisal stan ekonomiczny kazdej
czesci Polski i pan Dmowski, re-
prezentant Polski ma Kongresie
Pokojowym jest bardzo szczego-
lowo poinformowanym o kazdej
sprawie tyczacej sic Po1ski. Wo-
bee tych wszelkich starah, prac i
dziaialnosci komisyi polskich ma
wniosek prezydenta Wilsona,
stworzona jest komisya aliancka
z osmiu czlonkow, pod przewod-
nictwem p. Lorda, profesora W
Uniwersytecie Harvard, ably uda-
IL sic do Polski zbadasa stosun-
XII polityczne w Poznaniu, W Gle
szynie ma pograniczu Ukrainy.
Juz przedtem byia wyslana do
PolsIci komisya pod przewodnict-
wen profesora Coolidge, podob-
no ma zbadanie stosunkow polity-