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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-14
MEMPHIS DISTRICT
COURT DATE IS SET
speeialto The New,

Spccial 10 The News
MEMPHIS. Texas. Dec lJ.--Thc dis.
trict court VIII convent January .. The
strand jury has been selected. and Will
occupy thr first week of the court 4
heavy docket o. en- hand despite the
,a,t That large number cot moon.
sinners stills aud buotlcgging will not
Dee billed uu account ct the higher
court construction ou the amended
Dean law. Stills ave being found every
week somewhere 40 the county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-14
PLACE OF MEETING CHANGED
az CIRCLE NJ. >.

Cirle 40. of the First Baptist
church viii meet this afternoon with
Mas T. Il; Read 1909 Van Buren, street,
a. 8 o'clock instead OF 40 the hon'c or
Mrs RutenbulN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
yleu" Dawes in His Element When He Gets in ACf0

for the Liberty loan drives. Things
were dragging a bit But after GER
tain speech, characterized as n rip
snorter,' before the Chicago club,
by "Charley" Dawes, Chicago let
loose flood Of money for Liberty
bonds
what General Dawes said at that
time was probably in line with what
he said few days ago to the busi-
ness men Of the country preparing
them for the call that is issued 70
them to go to Washington and assist
In the budget reforms.
The crisis which confrants us all,
as business men," he said. "is as
great az that when the business com
munlty and all our people rose AS
one In support OF the Liberty loans.
For the welfare Of the nation, money
had then to be spcnt for It's welfare; !;
now IL must be saved"
stress that can to taa business
mon Of the country, sonny" he told
me. you can't go too far on that
and he handed me a statement In
which he had said very clearly:
"Whcn the call came TO mo TO take
this place had the same adherence
of the thought OF cyading private
life to engage I'm such a task rs you
have. only the thought that II de-
clined the presidents call In a time
OF business emergency like this
would regard myself as n pussilani-
nous quitter for the balance OF my
life led me TO accept. II there is one
OF you. who, after enjoying tho ben"-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

made II tho bureau chiefs and Amer
lean business men are made Of the
same stuff as were their sons I'm tho
last war" said the general apropos
Of the task at hand
Twenty-Five years ago, when VIII
liam Mckinley was being brought
forward uS a candidate for the re-
publican presidential nomination,
thluCs got tangled up out Illinois
way Mckinley agents reported III
uois Was headed the wrong way At
this iuncturc charley Dawes
showed on the scene Of action. He
had been out In Nebraska practicing
law and up IN Wisconsin running a
guslight company As the baseball
fans say. DaW,\ didn't seem TO have
single thing except his glove ana
hls gamcnoss. What he said to Nc
ttinloy managers was apleuty ana
coached somewhat in the phrlscol-
ogy of his recent "Hcll n Maria
testimony. He didn't like their moth
ods nor their fighting qualities.
Thcrcupon he told them Illinois was
going 10 turn I'm for Mckinley.
II did The Illinois delegation went
uninstructcd To the convention. II
voted for Mckinley and helped put
him across. liow II was done nobody
over told. except they pointed with
Ia grin to Charley" Dawes Aud
Dawes never told the story. He
lust dug up tho rabbit.
Accr ~ w,s all over according 70
,bo .,n.v D,,ycs blun,lv and In all
f,,ri,pcss toId thou he wanted 70
be comptroller Of tho currency. They
thought he had his nerve with them,
s,,nd ir bis vav IUs friends got
him the Job without any opposition.
His action wasn't exactly regular" ,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

ioag than day 20 dig out the rsb-
Bit
n IL ch1rattorIstic Of the man.
when ho wants e. thing he goes right
after u. But he does II without Civ
lug the appearance OF being
strenuous iudivIdual To scc him is
10 visualize q man who swings along
with AN oven guit. man Without
any lost motion, but q man who in
spirca instant response to his wishes.
HIS methods are deliberate his de-
cI4iou4 ar, independently and de-.
Cislvoly made and then follows nc
tlon. lie speaks, eats and walks
slowly, seldom or mover worries.
dresses In plain style and avoids
crowds
Personally don't cut any figure
IN this new business" he told mo as
be 4lt HViuHius easily Iu hls chair
long cigar between his fingers. It
was uubeniahly hot, but tho general
appeared comfortable and unrufflcd
In q Palm Beach suit, pongce shirt.
soft collar and bow tie. A half-dozcn
men were about. but this one man
has tho faculty 81 excluding every
thing else from his mind when he
attacks problem. Ills eyebrows are
lowered and his eyes half closed
when he talks earnestly. And what
hc aays hrcathes finality just Ike tho
Judge who said TO the prisoner
'Iiow old are you2" and when being
told Thirty" replied: "You viii bo
Just 81 when you come out"
There IS no reason why IN five
months proper budget cannot be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Although hc Il the pro-
Ncrhial man of action
In financial matters. a
Fighter who gets uhiug,
duuc with the aid nf
helpers with names
like Kilkenny, Charles
q, Dave, might CNccI
IN many lines, not the
least OF which l. music.
Tor hr T. a performer
of merit on the piano
ami ~ n composer has
put his uamC uu moro
uhhn one published
elpvCt
Evening star., 1921-12-13
NAT|0NAL|STS WIN
T|[TS WITH SULTAN
Kemalites Come Out Ahead
in Disputes Over
Legitimacy.
- BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Special Gable to The Star and the Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 1921.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey. De-
cember 10.-The nationalists seem to
win every time when the question
arises whether the Angora or the
Stamboul government is the legiti-
mate representative Of Turkey. and
frequently the sultan's ministers help
Mustapha Kemal Pasha to play trick
on their own masters. Last Septem-
Der the Constantinople government
informed the Kemalists OF its inten-
tion to send s. ambassador to Persia,
but Kemal Fasha pointed out that 1t
would be useless, as nationalist rep
resentatiyes had already been sent 10
Teheran and Kabul.
The sultan. in reply. said that the
nationalist ambassador represented
merely a rebel faction in Turkey. and
insisted that a duly accredited mis-
sion be sent at once. An ambassador
was appointed. and in November, art
er many farewell dinners given in his
honor. he left Constantinopie accom-
panied by a staff and PROVIDED win
as much money as the nearly empty
treasury could afford.
Ordered to Angora.
AS sooa as he arrived at Trebizond,
a Kemali:;t port on the Black sea, the
suItan's ambassador. obviously obey
ing the instructions of his chiefs. sent
a dispatch to the Angora assembly re-
porting his arrival and asking for in
structions. These were sent at once,
ordering him to proceed Immediately
to Angora, where new jobs would be
provided for him and his staff by the
nationalist government.
The Turkish-Italian treaty. which
was signed November 26, has not been
ratified. The Italian, not desiring fric-
ton like that between the British and
the French, asked for time in which to
communicate with London. The delay
was granted by the national assembly,
which considers that the eventual con-
sent of Britain to this treaty would
be step toward a Turkish British
understanding.
Evening star., 1921-12-13
ITALY EXTENDS REGRETS.
Makes Amends to France for Turin
Consulate Insults.

PARIS. December 12.-The Italian
foreign ministry has notified the
French government that all satisfac-
ton will be given France for the re-
cent hostile demonstration against
the French consulate in Turin, aris-
ing from newspaper reports of a
clash at Washington between NJ.
BRAND. the French premier. and Sig
nor Schanzer, one Of the Italian dele
cation, during A session of the con-
ference on Limitation of armament.
The note from the italian foreign
Office said that regret had been eX-
pressed to the French consul and that
the arms of consulate had been re-
turned. Nine persons guilty of TAX
ing part in the attack on the con-
sulate had been denounced by judi
cial authorities and action had been
taken against the newspaper which
published the erroneous reports of
word battle between NJ. BRAND and
SignOr SchanZer.
Evening star., 1921-12-13
WOULD SAFEGUARD
ISLAND INVESTMENTS
Governor General Wood Sends Spe-
cial Message to Philippine
Legislature.

MANILA. P. l., December 11.-Rec-
ornnendation by Secretary Weeks that
the Philippine Islands government
SHOULD get out of several investments
such as the Philippine Islands National
Bank, Manila Railroad Company and the
National Development Company" have
been received by Governor General
Wood. who sent a copy Of the recon-
mehdation to the legislature and depart
ment secretaries. Governor General
Wood made similar recommendations in
brief message to the legislature.
In his recommendation Governor Wood
said:
ut is quite obvious at this time that
the insular government cannot get out
Of Its investments without serious sac
rif1ce and therefore the wisest thing to
do is to to make every endeavor pos
sible to put the investments into good
shape, with a view to developing them
when it becomes possible thereafter and
In the meantime to prevent them from
being interfered with by political ele-
ments. In other words, the manage
ment OF all the investments should be
made as independent of political con-
troll as possible"
Evening star., 1921-12-13
must make connections

They should always buy balanced
gasoline that is dependably uni.
form, that insures quick starting
in all weathers, that gives plenty
of power for climbing hills, that
burns up completely and keeps
the motor clean, that carries you
few miles further on each tank.
full than a less perfectly condi-
toned motor fuel.
There is such gasoline, and you
can buy it everywhere you go in
this state. 1t is our improved,
balanced <tStandard'' Motor Gas
oline. On every test @'Standard''
Motor Gasoline leads the field.
"A car that has stood all night in a
cold garage will soon develop an
exhausted battery if fed with
inferior gasoline. When you
Evening star., 1921-12-13

the capture Of q Turkish odloer -
board an Italian ship OF Ceph1loni4
and also over the assault COMMITTEES
against Bekir Samy Bey, former n6-
tionalist foreign minister. BY . mob
Of Greeks in PiraeuA Tho Aneorn
government has made protests nGa1nGt
these incidents and requested IN In
quiry into them.
Evening star., 1921-12-13

In the. old days there was q phi
lanthropio Tennessee distiller who be-
lieved in spreading sunshine wher-
ever he could. One Christmas he sent
q gift Of primo whisky to an i'm
provident acquaintsnoe who lived
from hand to mouth in q cabin up
In the hills.
Along toward tho end Of January
the beneficiary dropped in on him and
intimated that II his friend was SO
Evening star., 1921-12-13
MY FAVORITE STORIES
BY IRWIN S. COBB.
CURING THE GREAT THIRST.

inclined he could use little more
liquor.
YAren't you rather OVERRIDING
things. Zach2' inquired the distiller.
IT my memory serves me rightly.
1t has been less than five weeks since
I gave you a whole keg."
"Well. colonel" explained the
mendioant, you got to remember
that q kag of Ticker don't last very
long in q family that can't afford to
keep . cow"
Copyright, 1921, BY Central Press Association. }
Evening star., 1921-12-13
LEAVES BLAZING SHIP.
Crew Of American schooner Blue
Peter Reaches Shore in Boat.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. December
12.-The crew Of nine Of the Ameri-
can schooner Blue Peter reached the
Uruguayan coast today in a small
boat, having abandoned the ship on
fire 100 miles off Montevideo.
The Blue Peter sailed from Buenos
Aires for Philadelphia December
with a cargo of bones. Several YES
sells have left Montevideo hoping to
locate the schooner and eXtinguish
the fire.
Evening star., 1921-12-13

According 70 Anatolian newspapers
received here. Gabrielle dAnnunzio,
who has revealed himself a. an ad-
mirer Of the Turkish nationalist
movement, IL expected to visit Angora
next spring.
The nationaliotB are wrought up
over tho se!5urG Of munitions and
Evening star., 1921-12-13

In Switzerland, when the cows arc
driven to the mountain pastures for
the summer, the leader. who wears a
bell. has her neck garlanded with
flowers for luck
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
,ncndacia szefa pol
LANDS ZNoW ZAMYKA
MOVIE WYSZYNKI.

Sedzia Lands mic zraza sic Wi
docznic onegdajszq decyzja sadu
apeIacyjnego, kt6ry dozwoliN ma
ponowne otwarcic kawiarni En-
tcrtainers' ma tcj zasadzle, u
szkoda materjalna moze spotkac
wlaSciciela dopiero wtcnczaS,
gdy sprawa wypadia ma jcgo ME-
korzySc w ostatniej instancli,
gdyz pomimo tcj dccyzji wyda'
wczoraj ma pro5be asystentow
prokuratora gcncralnego Middle
kauffa ! Dixona polccenie zanl--
kniecia cztcrcch dalszych wy
szynk6w. Oskarzone byly o znie-
wage sadu popciniona przez Ii
cnorowanic wydancgo i'm po-
przednio tymczasowego zakazu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
Odra Ma Bye Granica - Polska Otrzy.
ma Try Czwarte Gornego Slaska.

OPOLE, % MARCIA - Gen. Lerond oznajmi, re zasa
die artyuu So traktatu wersakego przy wykrenu gran
cy zosanie wee pod uwage gosowanie gm
nami a ME absoutna wiekszOse ogolnych balotow
Przza granca Posi bye rzeka Odra cd Bogumina do
Krapkowc nastepne na begnaca na ponocny wschod pO
medzy OpOem Roienem p6fnOcy pOmiedzy Srzelcam
WieIkiem Lubncem pOudnu. Ma wsch6d cd tel ln me
ska przezlo try czware ogonej zby udnosc Gornego Sa
ska tax przypadaby tykO Geese Sska hczba
mieszkanc6w ME wiecej, jak 100000.
jancka komsja pebiscytowa zakonczy swoe pace dope
m "a ty tygone poczem wsske dokumenty zOstana
kazane aIiantom miedzyse rozni dypomaci saraa sic
przehvc zwycestwo sone Po lub Niemiec zaeine cd
sympathy interes6w.
Poska domaga sic pzzena okreg6w gornicych zgodnie
wyniem gosOwana Niemcy za naIegaja niepOdzenOse
terenu plebscytOwego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
WIEIKA RADOSC W WARSZAWIE Z POWODU
ZWYCIESTWA MA G. SLASKU.

WARsZAWA, %. MARCIA CPrasa Stow - POmyslne
iadomoSci wynku pIebscytu G0rnm Sasku zosa1y
iete prez mezkanc6w Warszawy wea radoscia Natych
iast zaaranzowano wiel myng Owartem poWetrzu Ze
bran aimprowizowa pOczkaniu ofar przy ktom Wzno
ono mody dzkczynne "a powrot G6nego Sska ono Pol
ski DO przeszio 60O-niej rOziace
Mtyng zostaI zaaranzOwany najbardze enuzasty
ce usposobonyc pOmmo wynk pebiscytu ME by jesz
cze zupenoSc wadOmy Pierwsze wiadomoc zawarte po
niedziaOwyh gazeach weczornych by pomysne ola POs
vugu yzie udzaI czionkowe zadu pos}owie pred
stawieee armji kleru.
Pomysna wiadomosc wynku pebiscyu spowodowa}a ogrO
ne podneiene sic mark pOlsej mianowicie $50 $50
"a d0Iara amerykanskiegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

sadowego, wzbraniajacego in
sprzedazy trunk6w alkoholicz,
rych. Sa to nastepujacc wyszyn-
XII:
Axel Lind, 31O1 Sheffield ave
Charles Schmidt, 1881 Archer
ave.
William Mann, 2S14 Milwau-
kcc ave.
.Jep. Laucscn, 29OO Fullerton
ave.
Procz tcgo wymicnicni wyzej
asystcnci proiiuratora gcncralnc-
go Brundagc wnieSli ma tel samci
podstawic petycje o zamkniecn
naStepujacych wyszynkow;
Tom Arado. 1859 W. Lake III.
Sam Tony, 17jS w. Madison
utica.
NANNY" Mandcison, 3G01 y
HalStcd ul.
Tony IIeii, 1913 Clybourn ave.
Dave Riches, us W. Wash
ington III.
William Burns, 1923 $. Hal
sted I'll.
John Kratvcchcill, 1888 Mont
rose blvd.
Przcsluchy W. sprawie tych sic
dmiu szynkarzy sedzia Lands
odfozyl na poznicj.
Natomiast udzicli} sedzla Lam
Cis zezwolcnia ma ponowne O.
twarcie lokalu, w ktorym po-
trzednio znajdowa} sic zamknie-
ty wyszynk Phillipa kerch, acz-
kolwiek w mySl przePisow uSta.
wy wydanego wyroku lolal ten
mial pozostac zamkniety przcz
caiy rok. Sedzia zmienif swa pier
wotna decyzje ia skutek pred
stawien Charlesa L. Butlera, kto-
ry wyjaSni}, IL micjsce to prag'
nie wynajat organizacja Nolun-
teers of America, ktora prowa-
dzi podobna prace W ty1n kraju
jak Armja Zbawienia (Salvation
Army.
Wczoraj mialy sic odbyc takze
przed sedziq Evansem ponowne
przesluchy W sprawie Mike de
Pike" Heitlera, uznanego MEDIA
VINO temu winnym $150,000 spi-
sku, celem przemycania wodki,
zosta}y one jednak odroczone ma
czas nieograniczony, gdyz sedzia
Evans wyjechaf obecnie z mia
sta.
TAJEMNICZA ZBRODNIA
PRZY MICHIGAN AVE.
Wczorai O godz. $50 popoiu--
nal-Annnnria M cfrntaic1r g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
zA{ATWIENIE SPORU RE
ZALNIANEGO BEDZIE
POMYSLNE.

Washington, % marca. - Ia
latwienic sporu pomiedzy wia--
tcicielami rzezaln a robotnlHamI
zdajc sic bye na dobreJ drodze
| i pomySInego zakonczenla male
~ sic spodziewat jeszcze dzls
vieczorem. Sckretarz Dcparta-
mcntu Piracy Davis konicroWaf
wczorai, najpicrw przez przeazto
godzinc przedstawiciclaml ma
gnat0w miesnych, poczcm zaa
oGbyl koniercncjc L przcdStaW'-
ciclamt robotnikow. ktora o 60
dzinic Ste po po}udniu zostaEa
odroczona do dis rama. Tok nc
gociacji trzymany jest W scISfeJ
t;"cmnicy, scIrctarz piracy Da-
yiS oznajmiE tylko, Il wszyStko
s.raiduje sic ia drodzc do Szyb-
r:iego zalatwicnia sporu. krqzq
jcdnak pogioski zaczcrpnletc z
N;arogodnych zr0del. IL zaiatwlc-
ric nicporozumicn skonczy sic na
nastcpujqcych podstawach: pier
wsze, przedluzcnic umowy arbI-
tracyjncj sedziego AlSchuIera ma
rck, co najmnicj na szeSc mic
siecy, drrgic, W dalSzym clqgu,
utrzymanie oSmiogodhinncgo dnla
pracy, trzccic, zastosowanlc mic
znaczncj znizki plac, ma ktorq Juz
poprzcdnio godzili sic robotnlcy.
w sprawie nicporozwnicn re
zalnianych wczoraj odbywalo sic
r1wnicz posicdzcnic gabinctu &c
wsp64udzialcm prezydcnta liar-
dinga; dalszy ciqg togo poslcdze-
Tia zostal odroczony do dis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
zUPEENE zWYCIEsTWO POISKIE W NAJBOGATSzYCH
OKREGACH

WASHINGTON, % MARCA. - PoselstwO POlskie donOsi
IL wedug otrzymanych wczora uzedowych wadomOsci mini
sterum spraw zagrancnych Warszawie, Poka odnlosa
zwycestwO wOci Okregow. ogoneJ hczby 10 okrego"
"a Poka op0wiedaIo bezwzgedne Okregow ktore obtu
ia bOgate poady wega k6rych znadua sic najbogaze
OSrodi przemysfOwe.
PARYZ 2S MARCIA Prasa Stow - UrzedOwe kofa fran
ckie oraz pra przyznaae re Niemcy zdobyy meznacna
ekszos wypuTadaa sic "a przyIaczeniem do POki tych
krep6 k6rych PoEska zdobyfa przewazaaca wszoc gio
SOW lie Temps jest pOdza3em Gornego Slaska oddanem
Posce oreg6w wchodnch Iaczne najbogatzym okregami
p6rniczyni kt6re Opowiedzialy sic POska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23

Kazdy kandydatow moze IL
zyskac przy egzaminie 10 punk
tow, ktorych 5 moze stanowic
polecenie szela policji "a wzoro-
va i wydajna prace sluzbowa, l
uzyskujc sic wedle starszchstwa
w s}uzbic, l "a dobrq znajomosf
praw ordynans6w miejskich,
21l "a dobra zuajomosc obowiaz-
Now sluzbowych, a = "a przcj-
Scic cgzaminacji lekarskiej. TAX
zatem najwieksze i decydujacc
riemal znaczenic posiada reko--
I...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
KURs NLAREK POLSKICH.

WedIe komunikatu Polskiego Ron
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol
sL1:ch jest dis 700 marek "a $1.Oo,
civil $1.43 "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
GoRNICY I ROLNICY ODDA
Ii CLOS "a POLSKA.

Katowice, 23. marca. - w pie
biscycie gornoslaskim Niemcy O.
trzymaIy nieznaczna wiekszosc.
"a NiemcaIni giosowaia wieksza
Iczba miast zorganizowanych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
Harding Zwo'uje Kongres Ma ll-go Kwietnia.
JAPONJA COTUJE Sic DO WOJNY.
Areszowan:e Pieciu zwiaAu Eksplo1a Ma Wall Uicy.
O ZIagodzenie Prawa Prohibicyjnego.
1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Gr'je sic !. l.. \. kardyna} Glib
EcnS. oznajmili wczoraj, IL cho-
roba kardynaia przybicra wcalc
:I;epocie>zajqcc symphony. lak-
kc!wiek ma razic pacjcnt mic znaj
duie sic jcszczc W nicbczpicczch-
stwie zycia, lccz choroba jcgo zna
cznie sic Spotegowa|a. Dzisiej--
sci nocy O Godzinic ll.50 kardy-
nai Gibbons pozoStawai W silnci
gorqczcc. lccz stan jcgo choroby
sc ME pogorszyk Imiana ma
Eorszc W zdrowiu kardynala "a
ska W ubicgIq nicdzicle W nocy,
@dy akcja jcgo Scrca staia sic sfa-
hsza. temperature spadia bar
1ino ni7ko. Chorcgo Kardynala
odwiedziI wczoraj popoludniu
Mgr. Jan Ronzano. apostolSki dc
icpat " \NasZvnptnnic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
I Biura MeteOrOlog::c

Wsch6d sIonca godzinie $40.
Zach6d sIonca godzin.e COG.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Po-
godnie we Srode prawdopodobnie
VIC cz,yartek. Temperature podnosi
sic powoli. Umiarkowany swtezy
poIudnowo-wschodni poludn:Owy
wiatr.
x
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie If VIE
cz6r, 81 stopni, najnizsza o godzinie
5 ranO, 80 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sroda, 2;S marca: Sw. Kata-
rzyny.
Jutro, czwartek, 24go marca: Sw.
IreneuSZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23

fabryk, podczas gdy wszystkie
prawie kopalnie okregi wiejslie
giosowafy "a Polska.
Kupcy, iniynierzy, urzednicy i
kapitalisci oddali swoj gios "a
Niemcami, podczas gdy gornicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
EGZAMINA MA KAPITA-
NOW POLICJI.

Wczoraj rozpoczaf sic w Chi
cago egzamin 81 porucznikow
policji ma kapitan6w. Egzamin
odbywa sic pred komisja sluzby
cywilnej. Najpierw odbyi sic eg-
zamin piSmienny, W ktorym "a
dano kandydatom pytania do od-
powiedzenia, jake sa obowiazki
kapitana policji jak powinien on
jc wype}niat. Druga Geese egza-
minu zdaja kandydaci ustnie re
znajomoSci prawa ordynansow
miejskich, kt6rych policja ma
Przestrzegac.
Do egzaminu zgiosifo sic ogo-
lem "a porucznikow, ale 2 mich
zostalo odrzuconych przy bada.
niu lekarskiem - reszta mich
przeszla to badanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
SOWIETY PROSZA o VINO
,WIENIE STOSUNKoW HAN
DLOWYCH Z AMERYKA.

Washington, % marca. Pre-
zvdent Harding otrzymal wczo-
raj komunikat wystosowany bcz-
1,oSrednio do niego Cd rzadu So
wiet6w w Moskwic, W kt6rym
ten ostatni prosi 0 .przywrocc-
ME stosunkow handlowych Sta
row Zjednoczonych Ros ia. Pre-
zydent komunikat ten odcs}a} do
Dtpartamentu Stanu, celcm roz-
patrzenia. Tekst komunikatu ME
zosta} ogloszony, a wyzsi urged
nicy stanu odm6wili jakiegokol-
wick komentowania sprawy. 0
lie sic zdaje, rad sowietow .pra-
gnie przyslat do Waszyngtonu
dclegacje, W celu prowadzenia
rokowan administracja Hardin
ga w sprawie handlu Ameryki
Rosja.
KARDYNAL GIBBONS ZNO-
WU CIEzKO CHORY.
Baltimore, Md, % marca. -
Lekarze, pod opieka ktorych znaj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-23
CABINET RADZI w SPRA-
VIE POLITYKI ZAGRANI-
CZNEJ.
Waszyngton, %. marca.

Waszyngton, %. marca.
Prczydcnt Harding oraz lego ga
L!nct radzil wczorai przcz pre-
Sz}o dwie godziny mad Sprawam;
poIityki za%ranicznci. Sc';rctarl
Stanu Hughes przcdStawil W g,G
wnicjszych zarySach Sytuacjc "a
graniczna. mad kt6ra kolcino wv
powiadali sic czinnkowic Sabinc-
tn. @ lie wiadomo -- curopciSka
sytuacja byla tylko poruSzona Z
og6lncgo punktu widzcnia, wSku
tex czcgo mic poStanowiono mic
konkretncgo co do stanOWioka
Amcryki W Lidzc Ludlow. oraz
CO do innych stosunkow, maia.
cycn zbliIyt politycznic Stanv
Ijcdnoczonc l. nicktorcmi pan
stwaml curoPejskieml. " zwiq--
zku tenn omawiauo rownieE
sprawc przywroccnfa zywszego
lIandlu zagraniczncgo. jak row
nicz zastanawiano SIG mad stwo.
rzcniem generalncj komisji lik--
widacyjncj, kt6raby zajcIa sic
sprzcdalq pozosta}ych L Wojnv
swiatowcj zapas6w zakupionych
dla ccl0w wojcnnych. Nickt6rzv
czlonkowic 2abinctu utrzymv-
wall, il utworzcnic takicj komi>ii
by}oby zbytcczncm, a wystarczv-
Ioby zupeinie ustanowienic pew
ncgo rodzaju legiSlacji. kwcstja
ia prawdopodobnie pojdzic pod
obrady specjalnej sesji Kongre-
su.
HARDING ZWOLUIE KON-