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The New York herald., 1921-09-25
'WEISMULLER SETS
NEW WORLDS MARK
Western Lad Swims 100 Yards
in 531-5 Seconds in
Brighton Pool.

John Weissmuller, II years old, the
new swimming marvel or the Illinois
\. c. Of Chicago. earned his place
among the worlds record holders in
the % open air pool OF the Brighton
Eeach Baths yesterday afternoon.
In an invitation 100 yard free style
race against Harold Kruger, the noted
Hawaiian sprinter. defeated the latter
by five yards and thrashed the distance
IN the wonderful time Of SO Is seconds,
new international standard for the
century in a tank.
The former pool record was held
jointly by Duke Kahanamoku Of Homo
lulu and Perry McGillivray OF the Ill
nois A. 9. at 81 seconds. Kahanamoku
stands credited with q worlds record Of
SO seconds for swimming 100 yards
straightaway IN open water. made un-
der more favorable conditions, yet
Weissmuller undoubtedly would have
bettered It yesterday had he not paused
on the third lap TO watch his opponent
The two great rivals got off well to-
gether and Kruger held his own M
Ia the first turn. but on the way back
Wiessmuler went 70 the fore and
reached 80 yards with clear lead III
a 2-5 seconds After that he increased
his advantage steadily. finishing in
great burst Of speed. Kruger was
caught in Sc 40 seconds, a performance
Wissmuler only has beaten in this dis
trlct this season
The young visitors exhibition vas
impressive. His stroke looks bit
crude. but his power Is applied with
splendid efficiency. \ strong catch Of
each arm serves TO raise the shoulders
high, I'm best position TO hydroplanc,
then the pull Is steady ana vigorous,
thrusting tho body ~ and forward with
remarkable force. Nice inter-timiug ot
the arm movements causes one to catch
before the other has completed its drive.
thus making the propulsion constant
and the advance without q check A
strong. narrow sx-beat leg thrash set
70 n double rhythm helps TO establish
body balance and maintain the speed
impaired bv tho arms. II Is n fine
sample OF Americas standard stroke,
the six-beat double trudgeon crawl a
slight fault which Weissmuller incurs Is
to throw the top shoulders IN recovery.
so that he crosses In reaching out with
the TOP arm. Otherwise there Is not
much to criticise in his style. and this
II most unusual II 4 young newcomer.
Four months ago Weissmullcr was
totally unknown In swimming circles
outside Of his own CITY. Then rumors
OF his great speed began to spread
But Il was not until August that hc
stepped into spotlight by swimming 100
wards straiRhtaway In 81 Is sec1nds
The feat was made under conditions
which will prevent its official recogni.
tion. however But shortly afler ~,
lad won the 220 yard national cham
pionshlp from the two greatest middle
distance swimmers of the DAY, Norman
Ross and Ludy LANCER taking rlnR
among the international leaders
Wesmuller is slated TO try for more
worlds records nj the Brighton Beach
baths to-day lie will attach The
marks for SO yards free style aud l0t
Yards back stroke. Norman Ross vii
make his only Eastern appearance o'
he season ut this meet. lie VIII talk,
on Henry Giebel, the crack New vorl
A. a. swimmer az 40 yarGs
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Soccer Champions Lose
to Clark A. A., 3 to 2

Starting The soccer season Q Week IN
advance Of tho annual New York and
New Jersey Soccer League competition.
the Montclair Athletic Club eleven.
champion OF that league. met with de-
feat by the Clark a. a. team by the
score OF goals 10 2 AZ Montclair yes-
terday. Honors were even in the first
half, Birreli scoring first for the home
team after fifteen minutes % plny. Duffy
eoualized Cor tho visitors ten minutes
later Following the restart, Hoonan
placed the Clarks In the lead but the
score was again evened up when Birrell
shot his second goal for Montclair With
ten minutes TO go. Arbuthnot of Newark
shot tho winning goal after being
brought down by wlnpenny. the defend
ing fullhack.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MEYERS SAVES DAY
FOR FORDHAM TEAM
Starts Play Against Maine
With Score Tied and Makes
Three Touchdowns.

IN It's opening game OF the season the
University OF Maine by the score OF q
10 Il yesterday. The game was played
at Fordham Field.
Tommy Meyers, left halfback for the
Maroon. was the outstanding star OF
the game. Going into the second half
of the game with the score tied Mt 7-all,
Meyers alone made victory possible with
his three touchdowns. lie practically
beat the husky Maine boys single
handed.
There was no scoring done IN the first
quarter. The ball travelled up and
down the field. being In Names terri
tory slightly more than Il was in Ford
hams. At one time in this period when
Gruhn OF Maine had the ball and was
running with IL for wha: seemed 10 be
a sure touchdown Arthur Brickley came
from behind and made i flying tackle
of Gruhn. saving the Maroon from being
scored upon
On the first play in the second quar-
ter Woodward caught a long pass from
for the first Fordham touchdown Ring
kicked the goal. Immediately after this
Maine also scored After the kickoff the
Northerners marched right down the
field until they were within one yard
of Fordham's goalposts with four downs
to make the score. For the first three
downs the Maroon line made a game
stand. but on the fourth down Gruhn
hurled himself over the Maroon war
riors for touchdown Small kicked
goal
Starting the third quarter the Maroon
marched down the field and scored a
touchdown after a few minutes OF play.
On almost every play Meyers took the
ball and made persistent gains. He
went through all the different weak
points in the line and around end
Nothing could stop him. Finally when
on Maino's 10 yard line he clrclsd
around left end and crossed the goal
line. Thornton failed TO kick the goal
Again In the fourth quarter IL was
Meyers who did most OF the ground
gaining for Fordham. Ho seemed TO be
the only Maroon back who could pene-
trate the Maine line. Within "A period
OF Ave minutes, during this last quar-
ter, Meyers scored twice. Both times
there was no goal kicked. Downoy and
Gately falling in their attempts.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Six 2OO-Pound Guard
Candidates at Syracuse

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
CYRACUSE, Sept. 24.--The num-
ber of 200 Founders" on the
~ Syracuse University football
squad is six this year. Heading tho
list is Bryant Thompson. who now
tips the indicator on the scales at
233. Van Blarcon comes next at 22j
pounds. big Six Whitcomb follows
at 217, Jim Murray at 200, Gold al
205i and Newman Mt 203 pounds.
All are candidates for guard
berths. Thompson is veteran ~
the position and last year was con-
siGered one OF the most dependable
men on the line. Van Blarcon Is
playing his first season as varsity
this year. but was tower Of
strength on the freshman combina-
ton in 1920. Murray Is fast for
big fellow and is being counted
upon for big things this ycer.
Whitcomb was q letter man in 1920,
while Gold and Newman were alter
mates.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Juniors as Marksmen.

August was the best month so far for
competition in the Winchester Junior
Rifle Corps matches. Some 1884 boys
and girls won medals durins she month.
which makes a total of 1879 medals
awarded this year
Instructors show the BOYS and girls
how To enjoy life IN the open, give them
instruction in the art Of shooting, and
when proficient the member receives
medal awards for his or her efforts. The
pro-marksman medals were given 70 500
boys and girls in August. marksmen
medals to 46s. sharpshooters medals to
165. possible bars 70 2l9 expert medals
TO IL and instructors medals TO 1G
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Syracuse Rolls Up 35
to Nothing for Hobart

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW IoRK HERALD
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. 24.-Syracuse
won an interesting 35-0 victory over Ho-
bart to-day. Meehan's wealth Of backs
gained at will, Zimmerman and Kellogg
starring with runs and Foster, Ander-
sen and Frugonc featuring the line
plunges. Herbert ran his team perfectly.
Kellogg's eighty yard run for touch
down was the feature Of the game. Ho-
bart was unable 10 pierce the Orange
line never threatening the score. Be
cause Of the heat only seven minute
quarters were played. Line up:
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Dartmouth Uses 40 Players
in Beating Norwich, "a to 3

Special Despatch 10 TIE New YORK HERALD
HANOVER, y. H., Sept 24.--Forty mem
bers of the Dartmouth football squad
we're used TO pin "a TO 3 defeat on
Norwich here this afternoon in the open
ing game OF the season for the Green.
The contest was dismal early season
affair with fumbles and loose playing q
prominent feature. Coach Cannell used
his first team for one quarter and then
sent on a steady stream of substitutes.
Robertson was the individual star of
the game. scoring three touchdowns and
two goals. After touchdowns Norwich
scored on pretty drop kick by Bradley
from the 80 yard line. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Brown Finds r. I. State
Hard Nut to Crack, 6 to o

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Sept 24.-Brov
found Coach Feaneys +. I. State eleven
a hard nut to crack in the opening gan.e
OF the season here to-day and managed
to win by one touchdown. The score
was to 0. During the greater part or
the game Rhode Island outplayed IN.
Brunonians. the work OF the States line
from end 70 end outshining that of the
local eleven. Browns one score followed
a punt fumoled by Haslam. and was
made on a fcr ward pass. Crowther t.
Faulkner. The lineup
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
0VERWHELMS
DELAWARE, SO TOO
Quaker C0llegians Score at
VIII in Opening Grid
iron Game.
REX WRAY PROVES STAR
Accounts for Four To1ch-
downs and Nine Goals
10000 Watch Contest.
REX WRAY PROVES STAR

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 24.-Equalling
the high score record OF Capt. Bert Bells
1919 team, Penn opened its football sea-
son yesterday by annihilating Delaware
University on Franklin Field SO to 0.
These two totals both made against
Delaware are the biggest scored by Penn
teams In the last twenty years.
Rex Wray, captain. was the scintillat-
iEg star, with four touchdowns and miro
goals for a total Of S3 points. Tw.c
Wray skipped almost the length Of tie
field FOR touchdowns from the kickoff
in the third period. He was the first
player TO accomplish the feat twice in
one day on Franklin Field.
During that third period Penn score
IL poiEts-six touchdowns and five goals.
As the periods were only twelve min
utes Ions II probably established q rec
ord for Penn teams IN rapid fire scoring.
the average being more than three point'
per minute
Next TO Capt. Wray. Mike whiteh,ll
was the high Individual acorer with
three touchdowns. His all around play
ing and punting were big factors In the
easy triunphs. jimmy Lukae. new
conner from the coal regions: McAnaly.
downe High fame and Dwyer each went
over the goal line once.
Although the weather was all against
football mere than - 900 turned out to
see Penn's new team, which went
through the game without using a shif
play. Straight football was enough t.
crush the Delaware team. who were big
enough but woefullly weak in funda-
mentals. But they fought to the end.
especially CAPT Holton. the big tackle.
who was twice injured and had to be
helped off the field.
Penn made nineteen first downs from
scrimmage 10 Deiaware's none. although
Schaeffer. the visitors quarterback, re-
turned one pant twenty-seven yards.
Nine penalties We're called against the
Red and Blue for total of ninety-five
yards. while Delaware was set back only
twice during the game for a total OF
twenty yards. Five times Penn men
were guilty of holding.
Penn tried forward passes nine times.
three being successful for a total Of
twenty-seven yards. The others failed
Delaware tried but two and both fizzled.
The lineup
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Greatest Football Year,
Predicts Parke Davis
Earlier Start Than Usual Indicates Widespread
Enthusiasm-Leading Rule Changes Pointed
Out by Noted Gridiron Authority.
BY PARKE Fl. DAVIS.


Pacific Gulf beyond the borders In
duplicated large
laid November
while
from
Ten stretch outdoor America
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

u .
McAnally, Miller, Genthner. Krall. Dvycr
Goals from touchdowns-Wray, o; Humes. {.
Subs 70. Penn-Greenwalt for Graves. Brv-
don for Ertresvaag. Gillette for Cochran.
Hunes for Thurman. Piekarski for Suthcv-
land, Kral for Wray. James for Milfr.
Nogelin for Whitehill. Armstrong for Gre
walt, Dwyer for Lukas. Dern for Day. NJ
Anally for Dwyer. Foley for Dern. Pruuf-
rat for Greenwalt. For Deiaware-Coffigau
for Holton. Magee for Elliott. Jackson I r.
Schaeffer. I,othrock for Ivory. Lilly fer
Deuca, Ivory for Rothrock, Schaeffer Tor
jackson, Holton for Coffigan, Coffigan fle
Deluca, Steele for Elliott. Lynch for Holto'
Bachman for Steele.
Officials-Referee Wilmer Crowell. Swart
more: Umpire-Charles A. McCsrty. Ep'
copal Academy. Field Judgc-Richard Me-
ritt, Yale. Time Of periods. II minute.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
best Material fn Years.

The personnel of the great football
teams OF the East consistently contribute
~ tho ar1aGing football season now be-
fore " However much their generals
NAV attempt 20 conceal and disguise
their real strength. lc, u be known that
With n single exception Army. Harvard.
Navy. Cornell. Pennsylvanis. Princeton
and Yale begin their campaigns with
tho most formidable array OF material
they have possessed I'm years. The Army
and the Navy, two teams which interes.
the metropolitan district most perhaps
because their game win terminate the
season by tho customary picturesque
battle IN New York city. take the leii
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
SECOND GAME
The lineup +:

Harvard scoring: Touchdowns--Churchill ..
Coal from touchdown-Churchil. Goal from
feld-Pfaffman. Referee-E. J. o'Brlen,
Tufts. Tmpire-H. 9. McGrath. Boston Col.
lege. Field judge-F. Buregh, Exeter Head
linesman-T. ]. McCabe Holy Cross. Time
of neriods-S minutes ench.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
TWO VICTORIES FOR
HARVARD ELEVENS
Boston University Beaten. 10
to 0. and Middlcbury, l6
to 0, by Crimson.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HIflAtn.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Sept. 24.-Harvard
opened her football season with a douo'e
header this afternoon. defeating Boston
University 10 to Q, and pinning 16 % .
defeat on Niddlebury College. Both
games proved interesting to 1900 SPEC
tators, particularly the Middebury COZ
test. where the visitors in the latter part
of the game made six first downs AMI
completed 4 number Of spectacular for
ward passes which brought them little
reward.
Against Boston University George
owen scored touchdown after Vinton
Chapin had carried the bail on q 65 yar
run. Brell kickef the goal, and in tae
third period hn drop kicked a goal from
the 30 yard line. Boston University, fac
ing the best Harvard eleven. found itself
helpless on tho offence. Dut Its defence
was such that Coach Fisher kept his
varsity eleven in play for three periods
before removing them.
Against Middlebury Winnie Churchill,
playing on the second team, scored two
touchdowns and did some skilful run
ming ne just slipped out 81 waiting
Middlebury arms. He failed on one o.
his two Kicking attempts after touch-
downs. Karl Pfafman brought Har-
wards total to 16 with a 20 yard drop
Kick in the second period.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Buff Herman Receipts
Amounted to $66, $50

I-,lls ........ ........-... 700, IbV.bU
TO Bun as +. c. of $6o,l46),
So.021.90.
TO Herman CS5 p. c. Of $6O.i46).
S21,051.l0.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
II. /. state C0l

Brown, Elseubcrr for Crowther, Moulin for
Green. Myers for Eisenberg. Smith for
Reynolds. T.. II. Spellman FOR Mailor-
Higgins for Moody. P0hlman for Marahali
Sweet for Higgins. Schmultz for Mouln
Ferry for Faulkner. Sheldon for r. H. Spell
man, Simmons for Sprague. Taylor for
Smith; Rhode Island state. Cavanaurh for
Haslam. Chevrolet for Cavanaurh, Hudson
for Chevrolet. Labrill for Simpson, Car
diner for Labrec. Wright for silky. Referee
Pendleton Of Bowdoin. Cmpire-Laughlin of
Harvard. Head flnesman-Kelly Of Spring.
field. Time of periods-Four of IL minutes
each
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gruhn. Goals
from touchdowns-I,ing, Small. Substitu-
tions-Fordham. Johnson for Hogan. Larkln
for Moran Slickenmoyer for Woodward.
Hogan for Johnson. Moran for Larkin.
Woodward for Slickeumeyer. Ring for
Gatey, Bricklcy for Downey, Conlff for
Brickley, Fodarelli for Heaiy. Boaud for
Falon Fradden for Hogan, pcsko for
Moran. Camplon for Toslso. Downey for
Coniff, Shankey for Coniff, Bontol for
Shankey. Mahoney for Ring, Tracey for
Cnmpion, Sullivan for Myers, Theis for
WalbridRe, Stein for Theis, Whitmore for
Strand Maine. Zysman for Lord. F. Jordan
for pweey, Stone for Strout. l.. Jordan for
McKechnic, Cohen for Gruhn, Thomas for
Blair, Merritt for Mason. Roferce-V. A.
Schwartz. brown. Umpirc--E j. Donneliy.
Trinity. Head lincRman--.r Thurber, Col
rate rir'o ~ pcriodn-Ft1ir of minutes
scn,
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ZE SPRAW MIEJSKICH'

Dzisiai Rada Miejska Przyst4-
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poszczegolnych pozycyj nleby-
waiego w dziejach mlasta co dc
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W zafatwieniu budzetu przedsta-
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uni strazakow zadaj9 podwyzki
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chwaliio wczoraj, re jezeli miasto
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nei wysokosci, to porzucq prace'
Policjanci zadaja podwyzki SOU
rocznie, co W caforocznej pensji
policjanta uczyni $1,000. - Ra-
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sic policjantom tylko o 800. =
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podwyzki $500. - Mic wiec ,dzi-
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Kr0nika Chica&Oska.

zja WydziaAu kolejowego co do
tel sprawy zapadla juz wczoraJ /
obejmuie 2l0 wiekszych kolel W
kraju. Przez zastosowanic nowe-
so rozporzadzenia koleje- w.-ca-
lynn kraju, W ciqgu roku zaoszcze
dza $4OO.OOO,O0O.
WiadomSci re zrode} nieoficjal
rvch donosza, zc robotnicy war
sztat0w kolejowych wypowiedzie
Ii sic wczoraj przeciw obnlzanlu
zarobkow ma kolejach. Unje ko-
1cjarzy zarzqdzi}y referendum mad
Ia sprawl ofic;alnego oglosze-
MIA wynik6w gfosowania spodzle-
waja sic w przyszfy piatek. ke-
dy majq spotkat sic W Chicago
przyw6dcy unijni. Jezeliby gIoso-
wanie robotnikow warSztatow ko
Iejowych wvpad}o przeciw znizcc
zarobk0w. wowczas mozliwem
Jest, re ,przyw6dcy robotnikow
zadecyduja rozpoczeciu straJ-
ku na kolejach. Jezeli sic zwazy,
IL ogolna liczba rObotnik0w w
warsztatach kolciowych w kraft
wvnosi 600,NC to perspcktywa
straiku Jest niebezpieczna dla zy-
cia ekonomicznego a KraioWy
Wvdziat Kolejowv Piracy mu:i
przedsiewziat odpowiednie kr"lii.
Przy omawianiu sprawy zmnlel-
szenia zarobk6w nalezalo przyj-
mowac pod uwage warunkl To-
kalne dla kazdej poszczeg0l-.
nyCh kolei. gdy tvnczasem wy
dial Kolejowy, nie majqc dose
ma to czastL, GAIA sprawe uogol-
nil; niekt6re kompanje kolejo--
we, pragnac jak najpredzej wpro-
Wadzic W zycie obciecie pfacy ro-
botnikom, r0wniez ME zdo}aly po
rozumiec sic nalezycie re swoiml
robotnikami, bo obawiafy spoznic
sic podaniem petycyj do wy
dzialu Kolejowego przed lynn
lipca. re diva fakty wpfyne}y ma
okoliCznoSc, ie w ostatnich dniach
ro5otnicy warsztatow koleJo-
wych zarzadzili referendum mad
sprawa obnizenia zarobkow.
DRAMAT MALzENSKI.
Kf6tnie cd pewnego czasu
trwaiace miedzy malzoniiami Ba-
Tough, zam. pnr. 9430 Burnside
ave-, doprowadziiy wczoraj do
dramatu. Wczorajszego rama, p.
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wynn jak zwykle - kiocac sic z
iona, usiiowal pozbawic ia zycia.
Pani Balough porwaia hoz rzez-
niczy i pchneia MIN mega tax
nieszczesliwie, re ten Wkrotce
zmarl. Swiadkiem tego byla B-
letnia corka Balough's6w, Maria,
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NACZELNIK PANSTWA ola
GoRNEGO SLASKA.

Warszawa, %. czerwca. - Ma
czelnik Panstwa ofiarowal ma
rzecz pomocy humanitarnej dla
ofiar ostatnich wypadkow ma
Gornym Slasku sum, oddanych
do jego dyspozycji - 1,500,00O
marek polskich. przesyiajac po--
wyzszq kwote do rak p. poSia J.
X. Federowicza, przewodniczace-
60 komitetu obrony Slaska W
krakowie.
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UMOWA POLSKO FRAN
CUSKA.

Bytom, 28. czerwca. - kores-
rondent News Service" donosi
10 Chicago Tribune, ze jeszcze
orzed powstaniem gornoSlaskiem
Polska zawarla FrancJa tajna
umowe. Jeden I leader6w allan
.kich. kt6ry udzielii koresponden
.owi informacji W tel sPrawie,
miai oznajmit, re u1nowa by
najmniei ME wspOmina otwarcie
/ iakiem;,Olwiek zbrojnem pow
staniu ma G6rnym Slasku, pod
kresla natomiast. re Francja po-
prze PoIske W jej dazeniach ma
Gornym Slasku.
Glowne pegnkty tel umowy sa
uastepujace:
l. Polska zgadza sic utrzymy-
vac staia armJe, hczaca oOO,OOO
:o{nierza Z pefnym sztabem OIL
.erow. W razie ataau ma Francls
,rmia ia pod komenda francuska
ma przyjsc ma pomoc Francji.
,. Polska zgadza sic dac Fran
III wyjatkowe prawa W rozwoju
pol naftowych W Galicji Wscho-
dniei Z udzieleniem szerokich
koncesyi oraz specjslna rate
czynszowa na ziemie.
3. Polska zgadza sic znieSc EN-
largo naIozone ma import fran
cuskich przedmiotow zbytku.
Umowa ia wediug jednego z
eader6w aljancIich, byAa zawar-
IA w Paryzu ma kilka tygodni
pred powstaniem gornoSlaskiem
ltore jakoby zostaio uplanowane
v ten spos6b, azeby PrzyPadso
iednoczeSnie z ofduPacje zagiebia
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timatum aljantow.
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cow polskich. (zsdne umowy, ami
tez przygotowania nicby ME po-
mogfy powstanie byfoby sic ME
powiod&o, gdyby Polacy ME mic
Ii ma G6rnym Slasku bezspornej
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zdeponowa{ te sumo W jednym z
bankow gornoslaskich.
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NiekSzenin budIctu.
WYDZIAL KOLEJOWY RE-
DUKUJE ZAROBKI MA KO,
LEACH.

kilka razy donosiliSmy juz &c
krajowy Wydzia} Nolejowy Pra
cy, ma skutek szeregu petycyj ze
Strony roznych kolei, powziaf IL
chwaie wydania rozporzadzenla,
moca ktorego obecne zarobki na
kolejach majq bye zmniejszone
przecietnie 0 II procent. Nova
skala wynagrodzenia pracownl--
kow kolejowych bcdzie wprowa-
dzona W zycie dniem lgo przy-
sziego miesiaca. Poniewaz zbliza
sic czas prahtycznego zaStosowa-
MIA. tego rozporzqdzenia, wiec ca
" szereg kompanij kolejowych
zwroci} sic ostatn;emi czasy do
Wydziaiu koGejowego petycJa-
mi, W ktorych proponuja znlzke
zarobkow wszystkim bez wyatt
ku pracownikom kolejowym' Po-
czatkowe starania kompanij kole-
iowych obejmowafy tylkO nlekto
re grupy funkcjonarjuszy. Decy-
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KALENDARZYK.

DnS, wtorek, %. czerwca: Sw.
Leona Pap.
Jutro, sroda, 20. czerwca: IS. Pio-
ira | Pawla.
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KURS MAREK POBSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Hon
sulatu Generalnego, kurs marek pol
skich, Jest dis 1850 narek Ia 81 90,
czyi go centow "a 1000 marek.