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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09
F.. C. EPPS IS NAMED
AS A DIRECTOR.
Governor Cooper Tuesday Appoint
ed Kingstree Man on To-
bacco Board.

Columbia, Feb. 7.-E. c. Epps OF
Kingstree has been appointed by
Governor Cooper director of the Tri-
State Tobacco Growers association.
T.B. Young of Florence and Bright
Williamson of Darlington were elect
ed directors from South Carolina for
the Tri-State Tobacco Growers Co
operative Marketing association.
They left Tuesday morning for
Raleigh to attend the first session
os the directorate which will formal
w organize during the session by the
election of officers of the Tri-State
Association.
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Pooled Tobacco in Kentucky.

The following news item from a
Shelbyville, KY, correspondent Of The
Louisville Times is self explanatory.
Shelbyville, KY, Jan. 31.-The first
o. the pooled tobacco was received
yesterday at the three warehouses
controlled by the Burley Tobacco
Growers Cooperative Marketing As
sociation, the total receipts amount
ing to about 100000 pounds. After
it had been weighed end properly
graded warehouse receipts were is
sued to the growers, on which they
received a cash advance of so per
cent of the estimated value, which,
in number of cases, amounted to
more than was realized for the en-
tire crop last year.
With but few exceptions, the grow.
ers expressed themselves as thorough
ly satisfied with their grades and the
general workings Of the new system.
Deliveries equal to the amount re-
ceived yesterday have been booked
up to March 10, and growers are
warned not to bring in any tobacco
for the receipt of which arrange
ments have not been previously made.
A revival of business is expected to
follow the distribution of the tobac-
CO money.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09
TOBACCO ASSOCIA-
ton WORKING WELL
so WRITES J. C. STONE, PRESI-
DENT OF THE KENTUCKY BUR.
LEY GROWERS ORGANIZATION.

Florence, Feb. SIN reply to tele-
gram sent to Mr.. ]. c. Stone, presi.
dent of the Kentucky Burley Tobac-
co Growers Cooperative Association,
asking him to give the South Caro-
lima Campaign Committee some in
formation as to the Kentucky situa-
ton, the following reply was re-
ceived:
"South Carolina Campaign Committee,
Cooperative Tobacco Association.
Florence, S. C.
Gentlemen:
Owing to my absence from the Of
flee your telegram of January 26th
has just been received, and in reply
will say that there arc about 1872 loose
leaf warehouses in the ertire Burley
district. Of these houses our Asso-
citation now Owls 1T, and there are
L. houses, mostly small ones, selling
tobacco at public auction.
Up to this time they have sold
around thirty-seven to thirty-eight
million pounds, and for the last ten
days receipts in these houses are ex-
tremely light, and in my opinion, they
will not sell over twelve or fifteen
million pounds more.
The Association began receiving
tobacco in Lexington on Thursday.
January 26th, and on Monday, JAN
uary 30th, we began receiving in all
OF our other receiving points, about
80 in number.
We are making substantial ad-
vance to each farmer OH delivery of
his tobacco, and this advance in most
cases has proven to be more than
the farmer got for his entire crop
last year, and I am glad to say the
farmers over the entire district are
not only satisfied, but are charmed
with the way their Association has
started off.
We estimate that the Association
will handle this year in the nelghbor-
hood of 150,000,000 pounds and from
present indications, / feel confident
that we will sell most of our tobac-
c, in winter order. However, we are
prepared to finance and redry all Of
the crop, if it becomes necessary to
do so.
We feel very much encouraged over
the way our operation has started
off, and the members of the Associa-
ticn are pleased with the way their
business is being handled, and feel
confident it is going to be the saliva
ticn of the business interest Of our
section.
If there is any information at any
time that you desire, write me and
will give it to you.
With kind regards and best wish
es, am,
Yours very truly,
(Signed) JAMES c. STONE,
President and General Manager
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09
News Notes From Hemingway.

Hemingway, Feb. THE teachers
invited their kind hostesses to meet
with them Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. M. Eaddy. The pur-
pose of the. meeting was to organize
a club, the object of which is to
foster social spirit among its mem
bers. The following officers were
elected: President, Miss Dess Gowdy;
vice-president, Mrs. L. G. Day; Sec
retary and. treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Page. The H. Y. w. (the name which
was adopted for the club) is to have
it's meetings on Thursday evening OF
each week at the home Of the different
members. After the organization
was completed, Mrs. Eaddy served
delicious home made candy.
The young set of Hemingway en-,
joyed an informal dance at the home
of Miss Blondell Cockfeld Friday
evening.
Rev. Thomas and Mr.. E. L. Rogers
spent Saturday in Kingstree.
Rev. B. ]. Guess returned from
Greenville Thursday, where he had
been undergoing medical treatment
He was able to fill his regular ap-
pcintment Sunday.
The faculty of the Hemingway high
school attended the teachers meeting
in Kingstree Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnoitt of Darling
ton, spent the weekend with the lat
ter's aunt, Mrs. Pridgen.
DR.. Boyd Baker of Baltimore, Nd.
visited his brother, DR.. H. L. Baker
here last week.
Messrs. D. /. Wilson of Oaks and
Furney Rhem of RHEIMS, spent Fri
day night in town.
Messrs. Oscar Haselden and E. L.
Rogers visited friends in Florence
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. E. Norton of Mullins, is
visiting her father, Mr.. L. L. Ard.
Mr.. F. E. Huggins is erecting
bungalow on George street.
Miss Lena Thomas of Lake City
is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. H.
Oliver.
After visiting their parents here,
Mrs. Balford Haselden and brother,
Mr.. Oliver Venters, left Thursday
morning for Sanford, Fla, making
the trip in Mrs. Haselden's automobile.
Miss Flossie Eaddy of Leo, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Ida Stone of Johnsonville,
sreat Sunday with relatives hese.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

children orphaned by the war.
Cardinal Ratti as the Archbishop
of Milan presides over one Of the
most important archdioceses in Italy.
The city being great industrial
center, one of it's main requirements
is that the cardinal shall possess
social problems. He is big physically,
thorough knowledge Of political and
and Is reputed to have liberal ten
denotes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09
CARDINAL RATTI
new PONTIFF
O'CONNELL ARRIVES AT VATI-
CAN AS NEW POPE APPEARS
ON BALCONY.

Cardinal Acchille Ratti, archbishop
OF Milan, has been chosen supreme
pontiff Of the Roman Catholic church
tc succeed the late Benedict XIV. His
coronation as Plus XI will take place
February IL.
After the announcement Of his
election the Pope appeared on the
outside balcony OF st. Peters and
bestowed the benediction on the
thousands who had waited patient
ly in the rain in st. Peters Square
the first time this has occurred
since the breach between the state
and the church in 1870; for fifty
two years the blessing had been
bestowed from within the basilica.
The election was completed with
out American participation in the
conclave, Cardinal O'Connell, arch
bishop of Boston, arriving at the mo-
ment the new Pope was blessing the
multitude.
Universal pacifcation" is the key
note of the new Pope's policy, as
indicated in a statement issued by
Prince Chigi, the marshal of the
|conclave, which made reference to
the first blessing bestowed by Plus
XI.
Cardinal Gasparri will retain his
office as papal secretary of state.
This announcement almost imme-
diately after Plus XI had assumed
tie high pontifcate is regarded as
significant, as Benedict XIV required
twenty-four hours for the appoint
ment of Cardinal Gasparri, and never
previously had newly elected pom
tiff chosen his secretary Of state
before the elapse of two or three days.
That the new Pope has decided
to exercise his full authority was
shown when some of the cardinals,
attached to what has become known
as the "cric irreconciables" attempt
ed to persuade him not to appear
on the outside balcony. He listened
to the arguments for few moments
and then said:
Remember / am no longer a
cardinal. I am the supreme pontiff
new"
The diplomatic corps and papal
aristocracy were received in the
Vatican this afternoon. His High
ness passed along the loggias, ac-
companied by his encourage and es-
corted by noble guards in their strik-
ii.e red full dress uniforms, and the
Swiss guards in medieval costumes.
AS the pontiff moved slowly along
all knelt. He offered his hand, and
it was revercntly kissed. Then he
proceeded to Clementin Hall. where
others received the papal benediction.
There was touch OF melancholy
sadness and disappointment to hun
dreds of Americans mingling among
the thousands of Italians in ST. Peters
Square, when Cardinal Bisleti, dean
of the cardinal deacons, appeared on
the balcony of st. Peters and shouted:
"I bring you great JOY"
The words spelled CONSERVATION
to the Americans, and a few min
utes later, as Cardinal O'ConnelPs
automobiles drew up to the large
bronze gate on the right side Of the
Vatican, it was realized that one more
conclave had been held without Amer
ican participation.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

Cardinal Archilhc Ratti, Arch
bishop of Milan, was for several years
papal nuncio in Poland, where his
discharge of important ecclesiastical
functions when the Polish question
became acute earned for him the es-
TEEN of Benedict XIV end the graft
tude of Vatican authorities. 1t was
because of this service that the red
hst was conferred upon him on June
1C, 1921, when similar honor was
bestowed on Cardinal laurent.
Cardinal Ratti was born in Italy
on October IL, 1858. For many
years he was librarian of the Am
brosian Library and archives at Milan.
Later he became librarian of the Vati-
can. In this position he remained
until the new republic of Poland es-
tablished official diplomatic relations
with the Vatican, at which time Ratti
was appointed archbishop and was
assigned to Poland rs the representa-
tive of the Holy See.
That country was then torn with
the arrangements from religion
brought about by the Communistic
propaganda from Soviet Russia and
Archbishop Ratti counteracted the
spread of radicalism. He also won
the esteem of Polish Catholics by
his efforts in behalf Of destitute
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

after the session began. One after
another Secretary Hughes, Senator
Lodge, Senator Underwood and Elihu
Root wrote their names to the five
agreements, each touching lightly, as
a token of approval, the seals al
ready set opposite the spaces left for
his signature.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

Curtis Franklin, Aiken county ne
gro, about 80 years old, convicted
of criminal assault upon a white
woman of Aiken, was electrocuted
at the state penitentiary Friday.norn-
ing.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

The Woodrow Wilson Foundation
has met with financial success since
the campaign was started week ago.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-09

The heaviest snow storm in many
years was experienced throughout
Virginia last week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
Kronika Chicagoska.

caly powiat Cook bedzie gSosowal
przeciwko przyjeciu novel kon,
stytucji, wystapis zaS przeciw-
ko niej farmerzy, ma ktorych
bardzo wielki wplyw wywar9o o.
Swiadczenie sedziego Cartwri
ghta.
Ciekawyrn bardzo byi protest
pszeciwko dziaialnosci policji
kt6ra wraz z nauczycielami i stra
"a pozarna oSwiadczy1a sic pre-
ciwko novel konstytucji. Pro
test podpisany zostaf przez kilka
osob: Rogera Shernana, J. II
Wigmore, F. B. Johnstone'a, H.
w. White'a, G.. c. Sikes'a i xii
ku innych.
Prezes organizacji demokraty-
cznej ma powiat Cook, p. M. J..
O'Brien, wydat wczoraj oswald
czenie, W kt6rem wezwa{ wszy--
stkich robotnikow w precynktach
do stanowczego gfosowania prze
ciwko novel konstytucji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
Pred decydujaca
chwia.

Cd godz. 6tej rano lokale wy
borcze sa otwarte dla obywateli
wyborcow, ktorzy beda gfosowa-
Ii dzisiaj mad odrzuceniem lub
przyjeciem novel konstytucJi,
Wprawdzie temperature obni'
zyta sic dose powaznie. ten fakt
jednak, jak powszechnie utrzy-
muja, ME moze powstrzymac O.
bywateli Cd ghosowania przeciw.-
lco przyjeciu novel konstytucji,'
Walka odrzucenie lub przyje
Gle novel konstytucji przybraia
wczoraj wiele energiczniejszy
obarakter, anizeli pred wybora-
mi. Po wardach odDywa&y sic
walne wiece i zewszad rozlegaa
sic gfos: ,,Glosujcie przeciwko
novel konstytucji." Bardzo vie
lie przyczynily sic do agitacJi roz-
rzutki i pamflety, kt6re poprze-
dzi}y utatwiSy agitacje orgari-
zacjom obywatelskin, stoJacym
ma stanowisku opozycyjnem wo-
bee novel konstytucji. Nauczy--
cicle Chicagoscy po ukonczenlu
swych zajec chodzili W swoich
precynktach cd domow do do
NOW wzywajac obywateli do gfo
sowania przeciwko konstytncu'
Bardzo szeroko onawiano
wczotraj oSwiadczenie 25ciu Sc
dzi6w Najwyzszego Ssdu i sadu
obwodowego, Rady miejskiej
Peoples Protective League. Ma
cisk kfadziono przedewszystklem
ma fakt, ze zastrzezenia 0 podat-
kach nakladaja obowi2zek place
mia podatlcu dochodowego ma
biedne kobiety praoown1ce,
chiopc6w niedorostkow, pomo-
cnik6w farrnerskich i SzWacZk1
zarabiajace tygodniowo $40.
Oboz przeciwny pewnym jest
iednak zwyciestwa i kierownicy
Ijego utrzymuja, ze konstytucja
nova przyjeta zostanie wiskszo-
scia 100000 gsosow. Wiekszos6
ia ma pochodzic rniasteezek.
Fal1tem jest jednak, re prawie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12

Mast po przyznaniu sic p. Rabe-
ra, prokurator Benedict Short
zazadal wykluczenia p. Rabera
Cd dalszego prowadzenia sledz--
twa przeciwko Walshowi. Sedzia
Sullivan pozwolif jednak P. Ra-
berowi nalezeG do komisji Sled
czei w charakterze Pomocnika.
Badany blizej p. Raber przy--
znat sic, re on to wfasnie zarza-
dill przeprowadzenie rewizji w
biurze Swiadka Clendenina re
otrzymai specialize 'wynagrodze'
ME cd hotl1isji ola spraw kar-
nych "a prowadzenie rozprawy
przeciwko Walshowi. Wynagro'
dzenie mniej wiecej takie same
miai on otrzymac take z biura
proturatorji.
stepnie sedziego Sullivana, c
Swiadek Clendenin poprosif ma
zwrot skonfiskowanych papierow
correspondence oswiadozajae
przy tenn, re przy zeznaniu kie-
rowafa MIN jedynie mysl, by ME
winnemu czhowiekowi ME staia
sic krzywda. Sedzia Sullivan
Iprzychylif sic do proSby swiadka
i polecii p. Raberowi zwrocie
swiadkowi skonfiskowane papie'
Try.
Nastepny swiadek adwokat
Guenther, zeznaf rowniez, ze
Walsh ME jest tym czfowiekiem,
kt6ry zabif kelnera G. Gasta.
Zbrodniarz zdaniem swiadka,
byi czfowiekiem wysokim, 0 Gle
mnych wfosach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
Swiadek W sprawie
WaIsha oskarza proku'
ratOrje.

William Clendenin, Swiadek w
sprawie Walsha, oskarzys wczo-
raj podczas zeznania prokurato-
rje o nieprawne przeprowadzenie
rewizji W biurze jego 0 skonfi-
skowanie prywatnej koresponden
eli. Swiadek wspomniany zeznal,
&c Walsh ME jest zabojca kelne-
ra.
Swiadele zeznai rowniez, ze
podczas strzelaniny W wyszynku
Georgia byli obecni: bysy sedzia
Teodor Brentano, byfy sedzia po
wiatowy John E. Owens i byiy
asystent Stanowego proEcmatora,
Nicholas Michaels.
Sensacje wywo4aSo podczas
wczorajszej rozprawy zeznanie a
systenta proklratora Edwina Ra-
bera, w ktorem przyznai sic on do
/ rzymania specjalnego wynagro-
dzenia cd komisji dla spraw kar-
nych "a prowadzenie rozprawy
przeciwko Walshowi. Natych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12

nokof,czenie ma stronicy sciei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
PAPIEz WZYWA SWAT DO
ZACHOWANIA POKOJU.

Rzym, IL. grudnia. Prasa St.
- w czasie swej mowy, wygfo-
szonej wczoraj ma zebraniu Kon
systorza, papiez Plus XI wspo-
mniaf 0 konferencji genuehskiej
i innych naradach podobnych
oznajmii, re podczas majacej sic
odbyc konferencji brukselskiej
ponownie zwr6ci sic Z napomnie
MEM do zebranych delegatow, a.
by rozwazyli sposoby ulzenia
smutnym warunkom wielu milo
now ludzi ma cafym Swiecie.
Papiez powiedziaI, re wszelkie
konferencje takie jak projekto--
wana konferencja bruleselska,
beda bezpozyteczna spowoduja
wielkie rozczarowania jezeli po-
szczegolne rzady ME zdobed7
sic na poiaczenie sprawiedliwoSci
miIosierdziem.
Papiez PROFESSIONAL przeciwkc
obecnym warunkom W Palesty-.
ME, gdzie interesy katolickie ME
So dostatecznie zabezpieczone W
znacznej swej mierze.
Wskazywal na Potrzebe .dal-
szej akcji ratunkowej W Rosji
sowieckiej i przynaglaf do usta-
nowienia pokoiu i porzadGu ns
caiy1n swiecie.
Mowiac 0 Palestynie, papiez
powofymai sic ma move swegc
poprzednila, papieza Benedykt;
wygfoszona r6wniez w czasie Sc
| sji Konsystorza. Papiez Bene,
dykt zaznaczai wowozas, IL Zydz;
wzieli CORA mad unieszczeSliwio-
nymi przez wojne nlieszkahcarnj
Palestyny i bolaf wowczas nat
szczegolnemi przywilejami by
dow w Palestyr1ie co stanowi
wielkie niebezpieczehstwo dls
chrzescijan.
Papiez Plus XI dodai, IL caiko-
wicie przyjaf to oSwiadczenie "a
swoje a oprocz tego sktada swoj
wiasny protest re wreszcie be-
die sic starai o wykonanie vol
swego poprzednika. M6wii on da
lei o prawach KoSciosa Rzymsko,
Katolickiego W Palestynie, doda-
jac, IL pragnie ably prawa te
zabezpieczaiy Kosciof nietylko re
strony zydow ale wogole re stro
| nv wszelkich sekt religijnych
II n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12

Gabriel Narutowicz, rrodzif sic
v 1865 roku W PelszaGh. Wyzsze
rykszta1cenie pobierai on w Pc
,ersburskim Technologicznym In
,tytucie w Zurychu. Original
Itopien inzyniera W Zurychu.
specjalizowaI sic jako inzynlel
dr6g wodnych regllacji REX
By4 czynny zawodowo W Hiszpa-
nil Francji / Szwajcarji. w 1908
roku by4 profesorem Poitechni'
cznego Instytutu W Zurychu Pc
wojnie by1 przewodniczaeyrn Mic
dzynarodowej Komisji Renu
By1 ministrem robot publicznych
W gabinetach: Grabskiego, Wi
tosa i Ponikowsliego. Ministrern
ragranicznym byl W gabinecie sli
winskiego Nowaka. Byi drugirn
delegatem na konferencje W Ge-
nui oraz towarzyszyi We wrzes-
niu roku biezacego Naczelnikowi
panstwa marszaikowi Pi4sudshe
mu do RununI. Rowniez bys
czynny W nawiazaniu przyjaz
nych stosunk6w Polsh z pam
swami osciennemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
Taft zgadza Sic Zeznawa6 W Sprawie
Przeciwko Daugherty emu.
Costa Rica Odwoluje Delegat6W z Konferenqjii
Angielska Misja Przybywa Do Stan6w Jedn.
Czy Demokraci Usunei DowOdy?
lime TeIegrdmy Krdjowe.

Iprzedsiebiorstw oGcretowych MI
ljonarni dolar6w, wyciagnietemi
W postaci nowych podatkow =
kieszeni obywateli. Alcja sena-
tora Robinson'a unicestwiia usi.
lowania senatorz Jones'a, pre-
wodniczacego senatorjalnej komi
sji handlowej, starajacego sic wy
sunac bill okretowy ma czoio o
brad Seratu.
Senator Fletcher, poparty
Iprzez serlatora Underworld, de.
molsratyczncgo lidera W Senacier
spr1eciwil sic wnioskowi. Jones'a,
|.domagajacego sic jcdnonyslnej
zgody W odlozeniu regularnego
prograi1u obrad ma korzysc pro-
jektu subwencyjnej ustawy oasre-
towel.
.Zdaje .sobie W zupeinosci spra
we, il bedacy W movie projekt u
stawodawczy dale pow6d do
sprzecznych zapatrywah" = O.
swiadczyl Jones -,i mysle. "a
przeprowadzerie togo blu zajmie
niezawadnie znazny oEres cza-
su nawet beZ zbytecznej zreszta
opozycji."
Senator Robinson odpowiedzial
il .administracyjli liderzy W o.
bydwu Izbach Kongrest ME d
ltrywali przed Prezydentem Har4
ding'em pred listopadowa elek-
cja, il ME srnia obstawac przy
wprowadzeniu projektu olxreto-
wcgo subsydjum ma program o.
brad Kongresu, obawiajac sig
skutkow, jalcie podobna akcja
mogia na6wczas wywrzee na
szanse republikan6w, ubiegaja-
cych sic o reelekcje. Obecnie -
ciagnai Robinson = jestesmy
zn6w swiadkani, jak administra-
cyjiii liderzy staraja sic ma leb ma
szyje przeprowadzic ten bill W
rrzeswiadczeniu, IL chybienie W
zaiatwier,iu tel sprawy pred
zamknieciem sesji obecnego Kon
gresu, czyli pred 4. marca, 1923,
bedzie sic rownaio kompletnej
porazce administracji.
Srodkiefn: ,,bicz ostroga."
Srodkiern do forsownego pre-
prowadzenia blu ma bye ubicz !
ostroga' = mowif senator Ro--
binson = z jawnem lekcewaze-
MEM publicznego sentymentu ]
giosu ludu, znajdujacych wyraz
w rezultatach ostatnich wybo-
row.
Senat odroczyi ostatecznie Sc
| sic do dzisiaj bez wypowiedze-
aia sic W sprawie wnioskow, do
magajacych sic niezwfocznego
podjecia dyskusji mad W movie
bsdacym bilem.
TAFT ZGADZA S1E ZEZNA-
WAC w SPRAWIE PRZECIW
Ko DAUGHERTY'EMU.
Waszyngton, IL grudnia.
Scdzia najwyzszego trybunaiu
Taft poinformowai posla Volstea
d'a, przewodniczacegO poselsliej
komisji sadowniczej. IL ME odm6
Wi ziolenia zeznah W sprawie 0
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-12
sEVERINGHAUS w VIE
ZIENIU.

Albert H. Severinghaus, byly
wiceprezes Wydzialu Edukacyj.
nego, jeden z tych, kt6Fzy wszel-
kiemi siiami starali sic ujsc ka-
rzacego ramienia sprawiedliwoS-
ci, odda} sic wczoraj wieczorem
sam w rece2 wiadz wieziennych.
Pan Severinghaus wszedf do wie
zienia bocznem wejsciem, by
ujsc uwagi reporterow.
w. A. Bither A. H. Severing-
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KARA "a PRZEKRoCZENIE
PRoHIBIcJI PoDWoJoNA.

Washington, IL grudnia.
Najwyzszy sad St Zjedn. wydal
wc1oraj decyzje, Il aary, naaaa-
dane przez stanowe sadly "a pre-
kroczenia stanowych praw prohi-
bicyjnych ME beda ma przyszso6e
stanowiiy zadnej przeszbody DO
wdrazania postepowania sadowe-
go karania tych samych pre-
stepstw powt6rnie przy zastoso-
waniu federalnych praw prohibi-
lcyinych. Powyzsza decyzjs wydal
tsedzia Taft.
Rad wychodzi zalozenia, IL
przy podwojnej odpowiedzialno-
sci obywatela wobec Stanr rza-
du federalnego, ten sam koliduja
cy z prawem akt moze stanowic
wykroczenie przeciwko jednenu
Stancwi caiym St. Zjedn. Ina
czeI utrzymywac rownaloby sic
zaprzeczeniu federalnej suweren-
nosci.
Okazja do powyisoego orze-
czenia byia sprawa W wyzszyrn
sadzie W powiecie Whatcomb,
Wash, ktorej wElikiem byso
skazanie dNku podsadnydh "a
nielegalny wyrob trlnbw.
Federalny Rad pcciagnaa ich
do dalszej odpowiedzialnosci "a
to sano przelroczerie, czemu
jednak sprzeciwii sic federalny
sad utrzymrjac, il akcja stano-
wego sadu wykluczaia dalsza ka
re "a jedno i to samo przestep-
stwo. Orzeozenie to straclio
wczoraj moe -obowiazujaca W ma
stepstwie wprost przeciwnej de
cyzji najwyzszego sadu.
Powyzaza aEco5a tusprawiedli-
wiona Jest zarzutem, IL .wladze
stanowe mogfyby zadawalniac sic
nakiadaniem nieznacznych lub
zgola nominalnych grzywien, co
byloby wystarczajacem do ode
brania federalnemu rzadowi VIA
dzy ukarania przekroczenia z
wieksza skuteczniejsza surowo-
scia."
Sadly stanowe staiyby sic, W
lpewnych przynajmniej okolicach,
schroniskiem przernytnikow
przed surowoScia aaNcji federalne
go rzadu. Nonlinalne grzywny,
nakiadane przez miejscowego u
rzednika prawa, rozzuchwalifyby
,.bootlegger6w" jeszcze W wick
Sym stopniu, dufnych W swa bez
karnosc wobec prawa.
SUBWENCYJNY Bill oKRF-
ToWY SPoTYKA SIZE 2
OPoZYcJA w SENAcIE.
Waszyngton, IL grudnia. =
Demckratyczna opozycja przeciw
ko projektowanej subwencyjnej
,.stawie oleretowej ro0poczeia sic
wczoraj W Senacie ostrym alta
klein senatora Robinson'a, demo
kraty z Arkansas, podajacego W
watpliwosci prawo czscmkow Kon
gresu. ktorym spoieczenstwo Cd
m6wiio dalszego votun1 zaufania
przy listopadowych wyborach, do
napeiniania ssrzyh prywatnych