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Real Estate Transfers

William G. Richards to Isaac Rich
lrdS. 81 acres Yellow Creek, 81 etc
Martha T.. and Thomas Rice to John
T. Lockney, five tracts Sherman dis
,rict. 81 200
VI. j. Belt To III. l.. Belt, 100 acres
Straight Creek. 500.
Carr Il. Shaffer to 4. G. Mathews. ;I3
lcreS oil and gas Washington district.
II etc.
H. +. Crawford to l.. l.. Crawford,
$ acres Lee district. $500.
RoSana Robinson to Homer r. Lynch.
! acres "c district. $:OO
Patrick +. Mckee To t;rorgn Mckee.
> acres Milestone $500.
w. X. McCumherS to w r. Tucker.
: acres Frozen Run. $500
w. NJ. Deal To A. j. Starcher. 23A
,crcS StinSOn. $500.
j. w. Meadows To Lula Meadows. lot
ahin Ridge. so etc
C. W. Newell To John III. and lola
.Anrlowc. oil and gas interest Sycamore.
-.
y. q. Mathews ct al to Matte V,
'nlkcr. lots GG and tx |. q. .. L. cem-
cry. $40.
Arthur Reed T." Granville Reed. inter
in 10 acres Sycamore. $500,
Martha j. Douglas To Hasten bong
-. IL acres FimkS Fork, 500.
Ellen X. and j. r. Bennett to Calhoun
County High School, lot South Grants
Vile, $50.
Herbert y FarroU 70 II,,,+ p NTy
AID lot No. 53 South Grantsville, 81
e.
.. ). Smith to James Fluharty, 70
acres Lower Leading Greek, So etc.
Hollie Harris to Addie McCumbers,
10 acres Mound Run. $40.
Hollie Harris to Warder McCumbers
and others, "a acres Mound Run. 500.
Ethel and Tell Mcdonald to George
Kelley, lot Grantsville, $500.
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own ground

own ground.
Wheeler Chrnoweth, our manager. *
Wrely the man for the place. We think
hr is already better manager than
Garry Hermann, Of the Reds. for Garry
can scarcely keep star player. and
Wheeler can. Cogar and Turner are
wanted for a battery at Oassaway for
one Of their games July 4th.
Dick Hays and family ~ Spencer.
drove over To- our city Sunday aud was
Inspecting some Of our foxhounds. aud
shaking hands with old friends and rel.
ufivcs. Come often, Dick. we all like
90 see you
Mcssrs Fenton and Paul Stnlnaker
Sundayed Goo town
ten-pound Republican boy made
bis appearance at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Hays Sunday morning. why
not name him Warren Harding IIaysY
Rev Q. Stalnakcer returned satur.
day with his little son who was opcrat.
cod on for stomach trouble about three
weeks ago In Parkersburg hospital.
CAL for Charley" when in town. tie
viii shave you
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POLICE ESTABLISH
FINE MARCH RECORD

The West Virginia State Police
established remarkable record dur.
Ing March when out OF 1870 arrests
all but three were either convicted or
held for the grand jury This is a
record seldom equalled by police or.
CARNATIONS anywhere.
The causes OF arrests were classI
fed as follows: Drunkenness. possesa
ing liquor, speeding. assault and bat
terry. gambling. bootlegglng, moon.
shining, riding freight trains. pistol
tOting, murder, attempt to Kill, burg
hry, felony, fighting. operating auto.
mobile without lights, operating auto
mobile without license, operating auto
mobile while drunk. confederatinR
contempt OF court. passing worthlesa
check, hitting man on head with rife
shooting across public highway. de-
sertion from U. s. army obtaining
money under false pretenses. insanity.
truancy, resisting arrest and carrying
concealed weapons
When the state police was organ
lied, Colonel Jackson Arnold Impress
cd upon every man the necessity of
possessing sufficient evidence before
making an arrest and as 4 result. few
men have been taken into custody
who we're not later proved guilty %
Inc Ofenses charged
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burg. was through here this week en-
route To his work AZ Normantown.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Richards. of Lick
Run. and Miss Lelah Bennett of MuSSle
Shoals. were shopping in GrantSvine
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George Owens were Wis
iting ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sidwell' :
last week
Henry Campbell Orvan and Elmer
Campbell and Dye Bennett were at
Chenille last week.
Everett Bennett and Charley Maloma
were at GramtSvillc Monday night.
Charley Dobbirs and mother were
shopping at Grant>vile last Saturday.
Mrs Ray Norman has been ON the
Sick list for few days
y small daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Gamer has been sick for several
days
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Campbell were
visiting friends near White Pine sun
day.
Mrs. Leonard Cain, of Brooksvillc,
was visiting her husband who is work
ing on the Smith well. last week.
Ethan Hickman spent Sunday with
his father J. NJ Hickman. of White
Pine
Singing mt Bethel Saturday night.
Everyone invited
Rev. Nonnic Roberts preached a very
ablp sermon 1t BETHEL last SuuJlV
There will he preaching at Bethel
next Sunday morning 10y Rev Wilhelm.
Everybody come.
Well. the waSte-baSkct may get this
so had better close or might not get
To come again.
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INDUSTRY ITEMS

Mrs. J. n. Maze. of this place. has
returned from Elizabeth where She had
been visiting relatives
Miss Mildred Petit. of Elizabeth.
who is visiting her grand mother. Mrs.
g. w. Maze. and other relatives here.
spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs. &. X.
Petit and family, OF Auuamoriah.
Miss Ruth Maze and brother. Joseph.
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Daw-
son and family over Sunday.
Misses Alvarctta and Helen Mills
We're guests of Miss Edith Mills. of
Mmday over sunday.
Mrs. Grace Rose of this place. spent
few hours in GruntSvillc Monday.
Miss Ruby HayhurSt. who has been
ill with severe cold for the past few
days. is getting some better.
Singing at the mouth of Leading
Creek every sunday afternoon and
night. Every one welcome
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Kcllar
on June :. Il fine baby girl
Rev. j. NJ Smidcr delivered two fine
- NUNS 'A' tAl' l'l- l'tlll tlluItu sun
day afternoon and night
Pau! Bower received very painful in
jurirS Suuady when car went over
the hill with him. He il getting along
very nicely now.
Miss Mildred Knight is taking music
lessons of Mrs. Bessie Mathews at
GrantSvillr
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren HaverStraw. of
Hartley, motored over here to the sta
| ton and back sunday
Mrs. Il. L. verdin and daughter. Cola.
are visiting relatives at ParkcrSburg
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Knight and little
daughter of Revere, spent Sunday and
Monday here with home folks. They
were accompanied 10y Miss Maize Krl-
ley who visited her grandmother Mrs.
RChccca Fling
Harold SLATER is able to he back at
his work at the station again. His
hand is we'll hut badly Scared.
Mrs. Bruce Terrell. of GrantSvillc
was the guest of her sister Mrs. Emery
Rogers one day last week.
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15G ARRESTS ARE MADE

Particularly valuable service has
been rendered by the West Virginia
State Police in putting an end to the
reign of terror caused by armed ruff
fans at various points along the Nor
fox Is Western railroads in Mingo
and adjoining counties.
Until the State took hold Of the
situation and sent state police into
the unruly districts, the lives Of the
travelling public and train crews were
joopgrdized by gangs OF rufians who
would shoot at trainmen as trains
passed shatter signal lights, shoot
the bells off locomotives and lanterns
from switchmen's hands
Desiring % ride. they would climb on
board utimidate the crew with re-
volyors and stop the train when they
reached their destination by angle
cooking a car, which means to discon-
meet the air-brake Reports were re-
ceived from the railroad company OF
locomotives being unCoupled from the
remainder of the train the engineer
and Gremcn forced from the cab at
gun point and the engine I'm the hands
of the outlaws. run up and down the
track with bell juggling and whistle
footing loudly
Conditions reached climax when
1G-car freight train was ditched The
state was asked To- aid and state police
were stationed at points along the
line and every train was searched.
Troopers also rode the locomotives
with traiumen throughout particularly
dangerous sections over $50 arrests
were made In four months
The state police made a thorough
cleanup but not without considerable
shooting They were often fred upon
and more than one trooper braved
death i'm the course of duty.
The most troublesome spot on the
entire system was at Breeding, Mingo
county Conditions became so bad at
this point that trainmen were resign
ing their jobs rather than make q run
through that place The State Police
were obliged to use stern tactics and
a considerable amount of buck-shot
was necessary before the Breeding
gang was put out of business.
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ARNOLDsBURG NEwsLErs

The ]. q. o. p social Saturday night
brought in $40
The Glass a Road is nearing comple.
tion and people sure are making good
use Of g. There were fifty cars I'M our
town Sunday and a few helpless ones.
too.
There were one hundred In attend.
ance az the " r. Sunday school June
.. Come one. come alI VIII do thee
good
The Glover bail team showed The
Crows foot Saturday by not showing
up on our diamond, and big crowd Of
people were somewhat disappointed
Yet the regulars and The scrubs treat.
ed them 10 nice game 10 10 . To favor
OF the regulars
We play the fast Reedy team here
Saturday at 30 and this bids fair 10
be a humdngcr, as Recdy has one OF
the fastest teams in the state. This will
be our second game with them this
season. The first game went 10 Ina.
nings. 3 10 2 IN Reedy's favor ON their
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WHITE PINE NEWS

I'nclc" Harry Armstrong of Cali
fornia. piano tuner was here day
or so last week.
William Deems, ol Grnnt>villc was
4 business visitor here Friday.
"GtLndma Simmons. who has been
visiting Lcrr for some time returned to
James YoHk'S. of near Grantsville, one
day last week.
Gentlemen Roy ]. Kemper, Okc Fer
rell and Royal White have been york
ing on a pipeline near Tanner.
Miss Attic Kelley was visiting rela-
tives near Tanner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman Webster and
little daughter, Ermal, spent Thursday
evening of the past week at j. NJ Hick-
mans
Earl Bush, of Little Laurel, was a bus
mess visitor here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson. Miss
Florence Johnson and Mr.. Lloyd Gamer.
OF Latonia, were shopping here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Stidd and son.
'''S'' "VAt tht guest Oh GRANDMA
Sinners Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. George Sinners and Rev. T 0.
McCOwn motored over TO Grantsville
Saturday evening
Roy j. kemper was visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George Kemper. OF
Newberne Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paris Van Camp
were business visitors in Grantsyille
Saturday evening.
Ar. and Mrs. Kester Divers and child.
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hickman and
children, Messrs. Ethan Hickan. George
Freeman Mr.. Brown and son. of West
Union, were Sunduy visitors at !. N.
Hickmnn's
Mrs. Charley Right and children were
visiting at Uncle Mac" Balls Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Obey White spent sun.
day at Spencer whites
Mr.. and Mrs W. Hinkle. of Tanner
spent few days here the guests ot
their daughter Mrs John Grim last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Haddox and
Ralph HaddOx Of Freed. were VISITING
ut w II. Ayers Sunday.
Miss wlnifred Ayers Is now visiting
her sister, Mr. Mabel Haddox. Of
Freed
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ambassador TO Germany To-Day we
still technically are at war with that
land. Something like 100000 Amcd-
can soldiers were killed or wounded
by the bullets and the gas of tine Ger
mans and nobody knows how many
OF the enemy went down before the
,''u|"'e9 una bo|ohet attacks Of our
no|S I'' me Arsonnr ana east Of The
''uS'. war fancorS continue for
some uu''.
Inc new ambassador TO Germany,
after the peace treaty finally is signed.
VIII not conduct his work from 90
l'"ery b'd OF easc.' 10 is prohanIc
'''a' me man who gets thn appoint
,'eh' VIII deserve the sympathy of hi>
''''o" ''"ntrFncn.
II is said iu Washington that Mr.
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Insane Woman Committed to Hospital

Mrs. Francis Lane, of near Orma, was
brought to this place Wednesday and
examined by the county lumacy com
mission Upon the examination she
proved to be insane and was committed
10 the Hospital for the Insane at Spen-
.cr. Later in the day she was taken to
.hat institution by officials appointed
or that purpose.
Ii is said that the unfortunate woman
vas violent at times. and her cOnfine-
mcnt was necessary for the safety of
those about her, and in the hope that
she may he restored to better mental
health
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WANTED

Fifty Christian homes which will
bear careful Investigation for fifty
homeless children Omostly small hoysl
all of whom arc i'm good physical coudi-
ton and anNiouSy desiring mother and
father love. OPEN YOUR HEART
AND HOME TO THESE FUTURE
CITIZENS or WEST VIRGINIA.
Applications may be secured from
Miss stella Parker. Agent state Board
of Childrcu'S Guardians. Parkrrsburg.
w. va. Cit
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BOOGER HOLE ITEMS

VIII Jones, Of Middle Run. was nt
Grantsville Wednesday on business
John Riddle. Of Nj. Zion. was bust
ness visitor here one day last week
Mrs. T.. B Bennett, son Dye. and
daughter, Monoka, were Grantsville Wis
TORS Tuesday
NJ w. stump has gone TO Cedar
Greek To test some wells for the Soutl
Penn OH Company
Gilbert Dawson. driller Of parkers
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Fiduciaries Appointed

Mrs. Carrie Knotts appointed admin
iStratriX of the estate Of Homer hhottS
drceaseed. Bond $1,000. {. y. Witt
surety. Appraisers: X. NJ. Keith ID. r
Parsons and l.. \. White.
Mrs. Carrie Knots appointed guard
ian for Shirley Knots: bond $2.OW
G. \. Witt, surety.
Mrs. Grace Rose was appointed ad
miniStrntriN for r :. Rose deceased
Bond 81 800 L. L. Terrell and G. n
Richards suretieS. Appraisers; \. NJ
Maze. Sam Rose and Frank Thompson
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esauty as 4 ausLness Aa.e..

] can't recall when ] have seen a
homely CirI in charge OF The reccp-
ton room " business Office It has
long since dnwucd on employers that
beauty makes am eNct lcnt first inn.
preston, ana. morcovcA tha beauty
whether In q girl OF the wallpaper.
boosts the Office morale.-tThe Nations
Business.
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Court House News
Record Of Important Eveats NJ The
Temple OF Justice. News Gathered
from Various County Onsss
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued 10y County Clerk Waldo last
week
Joey Radabaugh TO Rosa Richards.
IIagan Smith to Iona Gibson.
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STATE POLICE
ENFORCE LAWS
WITH BULLETS

ARMED GUNMEN, WHO TERROR
lied RAILROAD MEN AND PUB.
Lie, ROUTED BY TROOPER
I'M MINGO COUNTY.
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.$2,229,839.O57

Exhibits We're placed before the
committee showing thnt for the rail-
Dads OF the whole country, Increased
expenses In 1920 over 1919 were as
ollOws:
Actual expenses for 1920 Sc, 1863, 1873 ,34t
Actual expenses for 1919. 667,774,13
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w SRAWIE KOMUNIKACJI' JI'
OMNIBUSOWEJ MIEDZY
PRZEDMIESCIAMI.

Dwie kompanje omnibusowc
wystosowaly oncgdaj do Stano-
wei Komisji Handlu proSby o
pozwolenie zaprowadzenia komu
nikacji omnibusowej miedzy po-
iudniowcmi i zachodniemi pred
m;eSciami. Kompanja Red Line
Rus Co.., prosi pozwolenie "a
prcwadzenia komunikacji pomie
dzy miasteczkami: Thornton
Dolton Chicago Heights, kom~
panja zas Speedway Auto Bus
Co" prosi o pozwolenie zapro--
wadzenia komunikacji miedzy
Haywood, Forest Park Broad
view.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-18
ZATWIERDZENIE EMISJI
BoNDoW, MA DOKONCZE-
ME BUDOWY NOWEGO
DWORCA.

Miedzystanowa Komisja Han
dlu w Waszyngtonie zatwierdzi-
Ia onegdaj emisje bond6w W kwo
Gle S6,OOO,OOO ma dokonczenie bu
dowy nowego dworca kolejowe-
60 w Chicago, p. n. Union Sta
ton, ktory mieScic sic bedzlc
przy ulicy Canal. Bondy tc beda
zagwarantowane pieTwsz9 hipo-
tcks czterech kompanij kolejo--
wych, a zostanq wypuszczone
przez kompanje Chicago Union
Station Co.., ktorej wlasnoscla
bedzie nowobudowany dworzec.
Z dworca tego korzystac bedzie
cztery kompanje kolejowe, a mia
rowicie: Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Co., Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st, Paul
Railroad CO.., Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati, Chicago and St. Louis
Railroad Co." i Pennsylvania
Railroad Co."
Z powodu braku funduszow,
budowa nowcgo dworca Union
Station" byia wstrzymana przez
diuzszv czas, lecz obecnie pojdzie
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SPRAWA BALEKIEGO
WsCHODU I ROZBROJENIA
NEPOKOI JAPONJE.

Londyn 1S. lipea, - Depesza z
Toxic do London Daily En-
press" donosi, IL konferencIa pro-
ponowana przcz PREF. Hardinga
W sprawic Dalckiego Wschodu
rozbrojenia spowodowaia wielkle
zaniepokoienic W Japonji, jake
20 ME byio tam cd wielu
lat pod wzgledem polityki zew-
netrznej. KoIa rzadowe So osro-
mnie zaniepokojone wiaczenlem
sprawy Dalckiego Wschodu do
obrad konferencji, albowiem o.
bawiaia sic, IL Wiochy i Francja
podtrzymajs Stany Zjednoczone
ma niekorzysc Japonji. Spodzie--
waja. sic tu rowniGz kombinacji
anglo amerykahskiej, ktora be-
die wywierala naclsk ma JaPonJs,
Jest rzecza( zupeinie mozliwa' re
Japonja ME wezmie udziaSu W
konferencji, dop6ki ME otrzyma
gwarancji co do zakresu l metod
spraw, podlegajacych dyskusJl ma
konferencji.
TOXIC, ,1S. lipca. CPrasa Stow
- Zaproszenie Japonji Przez
prez. Hardinga ma konferencJe
wywolalo w Japonji rozdwojenle.
Biurokraci japohscy obawiaja sic,
IL proponowana konferencja mo-
ze skohczy6 sic zwyciestwem
Anglo-Saksow mad JaponJa, na--
stepstwem ezego bedzie wstrzy-
manic rozwojl politycznego e
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EKSPLOZJA MA PoLNOCNc
ZACHODNIEJ STRONIE
MIASTA.
MIASTA.

" sobote po poludniu, ma pol
nocno-zachodniej stronie miasta,
wydarzyla sic silna eksplozja, pod
czas ktorej cztery osoby zosta}o
zranione, z ktorych jedna umaria
poiniej W szpitalu. Eksplozja mia
Ia micjscc W suterenach pod wy
szynkiem J6zcfa Debergala, przy
1901 Mariana ul., gdzie miesci-
Ia sic tajna dystylarnia wodki.
w cksplozji, ktora zniszczyia pra
vic caiy dom, zostali poranieni:
Jozef Debcrgal, wiasciciel, kt6ry
wskutek ran poniesionych umar},
dwu jcgo synow Jozef i Manuel,
craz FranciSzek Scheffman, Z
pnr. 1887 West l4tej III. Wszyst-
kich pokaleczonych zabrano ma
tychmiast do szpitala Braci Alex
sjan6w. Podczas gaszcnia poza-
ru, kt6ry powstal po eksplozji,
ciezko sic pokaleczyi strazak, ma
zwiskiem Jan Cody, ktorcgo row
niez zabrano do tego samego
szpitala. Policja ze stacji ,,Shef-
field" prowadzi dochodzenia, co
wlaSciwie byio przyczyna eks--
Dlozii,
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DOKOLA KONFERENCJI
WASZYNGTONSKIEJ.

Washington, 1S. lipca. - Cho-
ciaz Japonja byta poinformowana
przez Stany Zjednoczone, re spor
na ltwestja Dalekiego Wschod1
ma miedzynarodowej konferercji
musi bye rozstrzygnieta przez
salna konferencje, wobec czegc
projekty W odnosnej sprawie ME
moga bye wyjawione przed roz-
roczcciem obrad konferencj;, jc-
dnakze rad waszyngtonski po-
wziat juz opinje co do tych zaga-
dniei i uja{ ia W pewien pro-
gram.
Program ten ma bye przedsta-
wionv konfcrencji waszyngtor-
skiej ME jako gotowa forma wnio
sku do przyjecia przez kontcrcn-
Gle, ale jako wolny wniosek do
dysHusji. Program ten zawlera
nastepujace punkty:
Pierwszy. - Przysz}e sanowi-
sko Chin. Stany Zjedn. stoja
ma gruncie niepodzielnosci terry
torjum chinskiego.
Drugi. - Przyszlosc Rosji &c
specjalnem uwzglednieniem sto--
sunk6w wzgledem prowlncyJ
nadbaltyckich, ktore Rosja Ultra
ella W Versalu ktore zostaiy
wskrzeszone jako pahstwa niepo-
dlegle, ktorych Stany Zjedno-
czone ME uznaly. Stanowisko
Stanow Zjednoczonych co do Ro-
sii zaznacza sic -r6wniez deze-
MEM do niepodzielnosci jej terry
torjum.
Trzeci. - Wznowienie praWa
,,otwartych drzwi" jako zasady
surowej, ME jako postanowIe--
MIA, wypiywajacego Z sentylnen-
tu. Ia 1twestja Wilma bye dySEu-
towana jako odrebny wn'osek
Chin, ktore stanowia ystraszllwy
,zamknietych drzwl'"
Czwarty. - Kwestja wyspy
zap nalc1y do zupefnie oddzial-
nej propozycji, wypsywaJacej Il
zaeadnienia O ogolnym manda--
Gle. Dazeniem stanow Zjedno-
czonych W tym przedmiocie jest
uzyskanie oswiadczenia mo-
carstw, il laden narod ME ma
wylacznego prawa kontroli ka-|
blow, ktore posiadaja istotne zna
czenie dla handlu swiatowego.
Piaty. - Rozporzadzenie by
lemi kolonjami, ktore da sic wy
konac tylko przez: |
Szosty. - Okreslenie przez mo
carstwa ujaki jest mandat?". Il
Stany Zjednoczone W notach
swoich do Anglji, Francji Wioch
w przedmiocie mandatu zazna-
czyly, il rozumieja sprawe ia ia
ko czasowa administracje teryto-
rj6w mandatowych re osiagnie-
te tych terytorj6w korzysci han
dlowe w czasie administrowania
ich, beds podzielone rowno mic
dzy mocarstwami, ktore przyjmo
waly udziai W wojnie swiatowej' |
Si6dmy. = Prawo, zabraniaja-
&c krajom fortyfikowania teryto-
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PoLNOCNA GoRNA KOLEJ
DoJEzDzAc BEDZIE DO Po-
LUDNIoWEJ STRONY
MIASTA.

Stanowa Komisja Handful, do
srraw uzytecznoSci publicznych.
ktora obecnie peini funkcje by
lei Stanowej Komisji Uzyteczno-
sci Publicznych, upowazniia O.
nesdaj kompanje gornel kolel
Chicago, North Shore and Mil
waukee Railroad" do wypuszcza-
MA swych pociagow ma poiudnlo-
wa strong miasta, az do parku
Jacksona. Ma mocy tego upowaz-
nienia, kompanja p0fnocnej gor-
ncj kolei bedzie mia}a prawo u
zywania torow poiudniowej linjl
g6rnej kolei, t. wv. STONY Island
Ave. Terminal, jak rowniez uzy-
wanna torow North Water Str.
Terminal", nalezacych do kom-
panji Northwestern Elevated
Lines. Wobec rozporzadzenia
Komisp Handlowej, elektryczna
kolej zdazajaca do Milwaukee,
Wis, pedzit bedzic wprost cd
parku Jacksona, czyli ze
jadac stamtad do Milwau-
kee, ME trzcba sic bedzie
przesiadaG ma stacji Roosevelt
Road, ktora nalezy do poludnio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-18
DE VALERA A PREMIER ULSTERU.
Spisek w Indjach Przeciwko Anglji
PLAGI EGIPSKIE W ROSJI.
Trzecia Miedzynarodowka a |. W. W.
5NNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

konomicznego Japonji w Azji,
Silna zaS grupa liberai6w japoh-
skich jest "a wzieciem udziaiu w
konferencji i "a zadoSc uczynie-
niem sprawiedliwym zada,
niom, gdyz nieszczeroSG moze
okazac sic zgubna dla sprawy ia
pohskiej. Procz tego Japonja O.
bawia sic. re Chiny, ktore row
niez zostaiy zaproszone ma konfe.
rencje, moga odniest zwyciestwo
mad Japonja, bedac podtrzymane
przez Anglje i Ameryke.
Kilhu wybitnych leaderow ia
poilskich oznajmilo, IL zdanierl
ich w Europe istnieie jeszcze vie
lie kwestyj, niezalatwienie kt0-
rych moze wywotac wojne, a
mianowicie, konflikt grecko-tu--
reoki sprawl Slaska.
Co sic tyczy marynark! jaPon.
skiej, to rad japonski jest zdecy-
dowany przeprowadzic wykona--
nie swego planu co do budowy
aowych okret0w, albowiem flota
japonska W porownaniu z amery-
kanska ledwie wystarcza do pod
trzymania egzystencji JaponJi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-18
SPISEK w INDJACH PRZEA
CIWKO ANGLJI.

Paryi, 1S. lipca. - Przeszio
1000 obywateli angielskich wy
znania mahometanskiego zebralo
fundusz wynoszacy 100000 ru-
phi ma okazanie pomocy Turkom
w ich walce o niepodlegioSc, w
zamian "a CO Mustafa Kenlal Pa
sza obiecai pomoc militarna W O.
baleniu rzsdow angielskich W In
djach.
WiadomoSc powyzsza wywo-
isia wielka sensacje w Paryzu,
poniewaz jest pierwsza, ktora po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-18
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

WedIe komunikatu Polsl1ieso Konsu'
latu Generalnego, kurs marek polslSich
jest dis 1900 marelS "a $1.00, ezyli 81
cent6w Ia tysiae marek