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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
HUNDRED


Live StOCk AR.
The Hundred High School voca.
tioral agriculture department Is
promoting its first livestock fair,
and arrangements have been com
pleted for the event TO be held on
the athletic field Saturday. The
gates will be opened short ting
before 2 o'clock.
In conducting this exhibit the
Agricultural Department has asked
the members and friends to cooper
ate as far as is possible In the
spirit Of the occasion, and to lend
every possible support in an effort
to make this undertaking an un
qualified success.
AS an extra reward for conscien.
tious work first and second prizes
will be awarded N each class Of an.
imals shown, the awards going t.
those selected by the judges.
The following rules have been
made regulating the exhibit:
l. All students and friends arc
invited.
2. Only members Of the Voca-
tional Agriculture Department are
eligible for entrance.
8. The live stock may be exam.
ined on the ground at any time
prior to 2 o'clock Saturday.
4. The live stock will be Judged
and prizes awarded by the judging
committee.
5. Stock to be exhibited will in.
clude horses, sheep. pigs, cattle,
poultry and dogs.
The aim OF the animal husbaudrv,
OF course, Is to teach how to han.
die. feed, select, and raise better
i've stock economically. Professor
Phul Martin, head OF the vocation,
al agriculture department, has an.
nounced his desire to make the In.
vtation personal.
Personals,
A delightful masquerade party
was given by the Hundred Roller
Skating Co. on the rink floor Tues.
day night. The skaters were all IN
costume, which made the occasion
more enjoyable.
F. B. Gallagher OF Warrington
was q business visitor in Hundred
Roy Turner left yesterday 70:
Morgantown where he expects tc
spend q few days with friends.
Superintendent F. NJ. futile oil
New Martinsville was here yester.
day and today looking after bust.
ness interests.
Stanley Lemley of New Martins.
ville passed through Hundred yes,
terday on a hunting trip in the east.
ern part of the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
marion. COUNTY
LEADSIN WOMEN
. UP FOR ELECTION
q of "a Candidates in State
for School Offices on
Local Tickets.

Marion County leads the fifty
five counties In West Virginia in
the number of women candidates
for educational offices, having
four women candidates among the
twenty-four in the state. No other
county in the state has more than
two women candidates for school
positions.
There are women candidates In
seventeen counties OF the state.
Ten Of the candidates are Demo-
Gratis and fourteen are Republi-
cans. In addition to these candl-
dates, several women have been
nominated b. both parties for the
House of Delegates, including
Mrs. y. a. Grose of Fairmont,
Republican.
List of Candidates
Those who have been nominal
Barbour-Mrs. S. L. o'Neal,
Democrat, nominee for member
Of board of education in PhilIppi
Independent District.
Boone-Mrs. Sarah A. Pollock,
Ramage, member OF board OF cd
ucation on Republican ticket,
Cabell-Nlss Virginia Fpulk,.
Huntington, Democrat, for coun-,,
ty superintendent.
Greenbrier Mrs. Ella May
Mathews, Alvon, for president OF
board of education: Mrs. Blanche
Crickeberger, White Sulphur
Springs, for member of board Of
education. y
Hardy Mary Trace Fanslcr,
Matthias, for commissioner, hoard
OF education, LLost River Dis.
trict.
,Jackson-Lydia Finn Buffing-
ton. Sherman, for member of
board of education.
Kanawha-Miss Florence Kuhn
Marmet, Democrat, for county
superintendent Of schools; Mamie
Gilbert, Democrat, Dunbar, for
member of board OF education,
Union district.
Logan-Mrs. George NJ. Jones,
Lundale, Republican, for member
Of board OF education, Triadelphia
District.
Marlon-Mrs. Bessie R. Sam
pie, Fairmont, Democrat, and
Mrs. W. s. Myers, Fairmont, Re-
publican, for member of board of
education, Fairmont Independent
District; Mrs. Cora E. Marley,
Monongah, Republican, for mem
Der OF board Of education, Grant
District; Clara Wilson, Fairview,
Democrat, for county superin-
tendent OF schools.
Mason-Mrs. Rosa Click, Cot
tagevllle, Democrat, for member
Of board OF education. Cologne
District.
Mineral--Miss Myra Hefflen,
Keyser, Republican, for superin-
tendent of schools; Mrs. Pearl
Boor, Piedmont, Republican, for
president Of board OF education,
Piedmont District.
Morgan-Mrs, c. L. Hunter,
Berkeley Springs, Democrat. for
member Of board Of education,
Bath District.
McDowell-Mary R. Hall, Coal.
wood, member Of board Of educa-
ton, Big Creek District.
Taylor = Mary. s. Holden,
named by Democratic executive
committee for superintendent of
schools.
Tucker vura Jones, Saint
George, Republican, for member
of board OF education.
Tyler-Elsle Duty, Alma, coun-
ty superintendent OF schools.
Wood-Zella Mckee Beatty
and Ida v. Rathbone, both Of
Parkersburg, for members OF
school board.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
MRS. cAssETrA DIES.

Mrs. Marie S. Cassetta, wife ul
John Cassetta, died this n,ornint
at about 2 o'clock at her home al
346 Hamilton street, after an illness
OF long duration. She was 2S years
old and is survived by her husband
and two children.
The body was prepared for bur
ial by r. G. Jones, No funeral a:
rangements have been made.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
BROKERS SUSPENDED.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 2.-Georse
W. Ebhardt & Co., stock brokers,
were suspended from the Pitts.
burgh Stock Exchange today otter
the concern had asked for the up.
pointment Of a receiver. The com.
pany is a member of the New York
Stock Exchange and has offices in
Columbus, Ohio, and other cities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
ELECT oFFICE1ls

MANNINGToN, Nov. 2-The
organization OF the freshman class
No. Of the local high school has
been completed, the following Of
fiecrs being elected: President,
Roy Arnett; vice president, Court
ney Shewbrldge; secretary-treaS-
surer. Miss Ethel Cunningham;
historian, Miss Edna Wright;
class sponsor, c. D, Taught.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
HARDING 1NDoRsEs p1Ay

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a letter
indorsLng "Forget-Me-Not Day. !"
which the disabled American vet
Grams of the World War are or
ganizing for November was re-
ceived from President Harding BY
G. H. Cook, commander of the
order, at It's headquarters here to.
day. The President expressed the
hope that the observance OF the
day might be marked by the most
generous manifestation of popula i
sympathy and support,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
WATSON WINS

MANNINGTON, Nov. 2-Jus.
ttcc ]. NJ ,Barrack yesterday sus-
tanned the attachment brought BY
]. W. Watson against Mrs. Emma
Ice, and rendered judgement 70,
$500, His action resulted from the
failure Of the defendant to appear
at the time set for the trial yes
terday.
This case was up for trial or
October %, but after the evidence
was all in the jury Of six men fail
ed to agree and new trial called
for Yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
Ex.oRowN PRINCE ARRIVES

DooRN, Holland, Nov. 2-(By
the Associated Press. )--FormeI
Crown Prince William arrived in
Doom today for the wedding OF
eX-Emperor William and Princess
Hermine. He brought with him a
truck fun Of baggage, most of
which was supposed to be uni
forms for the wedding. AS this
wedding day approaches the park
IS being patrolled by men from
the ex-Kaiser's household.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
ANOTHER RECORD SET

WASHINGTON. Nov. Goal
production made another high rec
ord today, according to returns
compiled by the American Raj.
way Association. The day'c au.
thracite output amounted to $3.50
cars. an amount greater than that
mined In any previous day since
the conclusion of the strike. b.
luminous production amounted to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
DOWNS SCHOOL ACTIVE

MANNINGToN. Nov. 2-Eda.
cation Week is being observed in
the Downs School by specin!
program which will be rendered d,
the schoolhouse Friday afternoon.
The parents and friends Of the
pupils will be made welcome bS
the faculty.
The first month OF school ila4
been completed and two COM
niunity meetings have already
been held. More will be arranged
for at a later date.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
The Blue Ridge.

Loray, the girl marvel, who ha.
been appearing at the Blue Ridge
the first half of the week, has
gained so much popularity because
Of her remarkable feats OF mind
reading that the management has
engaged her for the last half Of the
week.
The rest Of the program will bs
changed today as usual, and thrce
vaudeville numbers, and Ethel Clay.
ton in the film Wealth" will be
featured in addition to Loray.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
The Dixie

THE Half Breed" scheduled to
appear at the Dixie today failed to
arrive in time for the first show
ing this morning, but we were tolt
that 1t was expected to be here In
time for the first afternoon show
Ing and In the meantime, as is
customary. yesterdays feature was
being continued.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
ACCUSES OWN SON

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a.
Charles Code, a business man Of
Los Angeles. has turned his 81
year old son, Charles Jr., over 70
the police here on a charge OF
burglary. Young Golde is being
held In, connection with the alleg.
ed theft OF some gems at a hotet
here on October 8.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
CONSULATE. CASE sRTIIlsp

LONDON, Now, The case II
the American consulate at New
castle has beenisettled inIpfineiplSs
1t is understood In diplomatic cir
cles here, but, the opinion h eS-
pressed that the United istates via
desire an apology In Connection
with the charges ofsdiscfimineti ton
against British shipping which lei!
to the closing Of the consulate
last summer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
Trade Expansion.


November 16, IL and IS has
been selected US the dates on
which the Warrington Trade Elk
pansion event will be held, and
the contract for the management
Of the campaign has been given
to the Parent System, Fairmont.
The chief Prize will be u Ford
touring car. Each dollar pur-
chase during the three-day period
will entitle the purchaser to s.
ticket, and a drawing will be made
Saturday evening. November IS.
Repair Walks.
Net Robinson is preparing to
build a newt section OF sidewalk
fronting his property in Buffalo
street. Other property owners
will help, 1t is Said, In extending
the new walk from the Arlington
Hotel to the Frank Cook build
ing.
Halloween Party.
Mrs. Hugh Morgan entertained
a number OF friends in delight
full manner ut her home at Stony
Point Tuesday night. The Hal
lowe'en spirit was prominent in
the amusements. Refreshments
were served by the hostess at a
late hour.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
70 CELEBRATE REVOLUTION.

FEIHUGRAD, Nov. 2.-(By the
Associated Press.)-The fifth ami.
versary Of the revolution which
swept the Soviets into power will
be celebrated throughout Russia
next week on a larger scale AMI
with greater splendor than any.
thing Of the kind yet attempted BY
the Bolshevlks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
WoMAN's CLUB
$: NsORsHIP ;:

Criticism and sonnsat o. IL II.
ttAsttons At the local theAtsrs appear.
inE In thh column are turnAhed b.
The msgSa esniorthtp committee Of the
YomAn's Club u PaiFmsnt Ths West
VlTEtnlhu does not ASSUME AnJ he
tpopalhinly for he epinIeua sxpfesstd.
THO Editor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02

TOBACCO SUPPLY REPORTED
WASHINGTON, ::.ov. 2-Lea!
tobacco held by manufacturers
October II aggregated 1,457,439..
BAL pounds, the Census Bureau
announced today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
Round About Town


The Eureka Pipe Line Co. will.
unless otherwise notified, run all
oil offered during this month In
accordance with a telegram re-
cetved from the Parkersburg Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02

The Loafers' Club is all het up
over the rash claims made by Fair
view OF the county football cham
'pionship.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02

Deacon slapapple says The ele:-
ton will end one of the warmest
periods Of the season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02

It's too hot for comfort in some
ways.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nfewlasciwe Propozycje ''Temps'a".
Epidemja InAuency W Anglji.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
B. NUNCJUsZ PAPIESKI W PoLsCE OBRANY
PAPIEEEM.

RZYM, 6. LUTEG0. (Prasa StOw.) - Kardynal ArchiDe
Ra arcybiskup medjOansk byy nuncsz papsk1 Polsce
zoStaI obrany nastepca Benedyka XIV dzsaj gOdzn H.
min 33 rano. Nowo-Obrany papez przyjai me Pusa Al
Kardynaf Ratt arcybiskup medjoahsk byi nuncjuszem
papieskim Poee gdze pOil duze zaslugi wobec koscO
szezeg6lne wtedy gdy kWestja pOska Weza wdosc yyc
na faze WaSnie zasug pO4Ozone Poce Rat
Dtyma godnOse kardynala dniu 2L 1921 rOku
KardynaI Ratt urOdzA sic WlOzech II. pazdlernka
1858 rOku Przez szereg by bbOtekarzem bbote AmbrO
ziasiei Archw6w MedjOahskch Ostatnm czasie zOsta
bbotearzem watyanskm k6ry urzad pstowa az DO mia
nowana go nuncjuszem papskm POsce, pomedzy kOra
Watvkanem naWiaza wskutek newO stOsun dypo
afvcue chwila zamianoWania RattIegO nuncjuszem
Poce stnia sny prad ku Odewaniu sic cd KOscO
wywOiany wpywem prOpagandy kOmunstycne szerzoneJ
Ros owiecej Arcybiskup Rat dzaa energcne przecWko
szerzenu sic radyamu POsee Arcybskup Rattl pOzyka
sObe r6wnie uznane katOk6w poch "a sWa prace ma
sierot Do polegIych zoEnierzach pOskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
OSTATNIA POCzTA
w1hRlt,IE NItNiE(nlCH ska
DOW BRONI MA G. sLAsKU.

KATOWICE. = sOberschlesische
VOlksstiume", dmosi: WOjsa franeu.
sISie Oraz pOIicja PlebiscytOws Apo Ena-
Iazla W Gliwicaeh przy przes1VaSaniu W
pewnym dOmu przy rynIsu 9 karabi--
now, leldi karabin maszyn., 8 saTzyn
amumicji, 20 tOrniStr6w. Ma stryehu
szko1y 9tej przy uI. Freunda znaleziO-
no 80 xarabin6w. cieiki karabin ma
szynowy, 4 wiellkie slrzynie Z amuni-
cja. w piekarni przy ul. KOzielskiej u
niejaIiegO EngIiseha znaleziOnO 80 lOa-
rabiny, wiele amunicji dla karabinOw
maSzynOwych, II sErzyh ammicja
SwietIna, 1 leidi karabin nlaszynOwy,
wie2a Hose srauat6~ recnych, a
sErzynie amunicja dla karabin6w ma
szynowych i innych przybOr6w. Aresz-
tOwano braci Buczek, Englischa i Brze-
gOcka CzuchOwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
sIEDMIU MIEJsKIcH URzE
DNIKoW osKARzoNYcH
o PoGWAAcENIE PRAWA
SLuzBY CYWILNEI

Oskarzenia przeciwko 5ciu O.
becnytn urzednikom rniejskim j
2 bylym, wydane zostaiy przez
specjalna Lave Wielko-przysie--
giych. Oskarzonymi sa William
Stocker, oskarzony o domaganie
sic $500 Cd policjanta Johna Nc
Carthy'ego. William G. Keith,
byfy komisarz dla spraw gazo-
wych. i elektrycznoSci, oskarao--
ny o zadaniei $40 cd Wilfreda
Sherwooda. Walter George 2 de
partamentu edukacyjnego, oskar
zony o domaganie sic $40 cd An
ny Haviland.
Tilden Strickler, zarzadzajacy
garazami W Lincoln ParlSu, O
skarzony o zadanie $40 cd Ar
chic Jones.
Roy J, BATHS, byty giowny
klerk z biura kontrolera, oskar'
zcny domaganie sic $11 cd
Harry Westphala. 4
Nicholas E. Murray, oskarzony
zadanie $50 od Leroy L. Hun
terra.
Thomas H. Queenan, oskarzo-
ny 0 domaganie sic 81 cd Char
lesa Eryena
Lava wieIko przysiegiych O.
pisuje tresG i spos6b narpszenia
prawa cywilnego, Twierdzi ona,
{ dowody wykazaly re w maju
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
DZISIAJ ZAKoNcZENlE
KoNFERENcJI WA
SZYNGToNSKIEJ.

Waszyngton, 6 lutego: = Dzi-
.siajs odbsdzie sic. uroczyste pod;
r,isanie pieciu traktatow, opraco-
.wanych przez konferencje wa
.szyngtonska. Podczas tel uroczy
stosei bedzie tlczestniczl j pre-
|zydent Harding Ma dzisiejsze
|pcsiedzenie konferei,cjii przybed4
zarowno czionkowie kofpusu dy-
.piomatycznego w szyngtonie,
jaki czsonkowie Kongrestl Sta.
row Zjednocznych. Ceremonja
podpisywania traktatow ma
trwac przeszlol dwie godziny. -
Kazdy traktat napisany jest W
dw6ch jezykach: angielskim j
francuskim. Traktaty te 50 ma
stepujace:
Traktat piecm mocarstw o o.
graniczeniu zbrojeh we flocie
wdjennej.
. Traktat pieciu mocarstw Q sto
sowaniu ma wojnie gazow tr11ja-
cych / uzywariu nurow podwod-
nych.
'Traktat czworporozumienia ma
wodach Pacyfiku z wyiaczenism
macierzystych ziem Japonji. Trak
tat ten zostai juz podpisany dn.
l3go grudnia.
Traktat dziewieciu nlocarstw,
opiewajacy ogolna polityke una.
w;aiacych sic mocarstw W sto-
siinku do Chin i wreszcie
Piaty traktat dziewieciu mo-
carstw odnoszacy sic do okresle-
ria chihskiej taryfy celnej.
Amerykanski Sekretarz Stanu,
iako przewodniczacy koferencji
waszyngtohskiej, pierwszy podpi
szc wsponniane traktaty. Drugl
z kolei bedzie podpisywai kierow
mix delegacji angielskiej, p. Bal
four. Traktaty pieciu mocarstw
.podpisza delegaci Stanow Zjedno
.czonych, Anglji, Francji, Wsoch
i Japonji, 5as traktat -czworporo-
zumienia, delegaci sStanow
Zjednoczonych, Anglji, Japonji i
Ffaneji. Traiktaty dziewieciu mo-
catstws beda podpisane przez de-
Stanow Zjednoczonych,
FAnglji, Francji, Wioch, Ho!andji,
Chin, Portugalji j Belgii.
Jnz dzisiaj rozpocznie sic od-
jazd niektorych deiegatow konfe
rencji waszyngtonskiej. Pan Bal
fcnr, orazSwiekszosc rdelegatow
angielslich, jutro odpiynie do An
|glji. Gala delegaeta francuska f.
daje sic do doInu ". sobote. De
.lcgacja iapohska wyjezdza 2 San
francisco d. 2lgo lutego, zas de-
|legacja wiQska d, lSgo lutego.
Waszyngton,i s lutego. 81 Ma
Idzisiejszein posiedzeniu plenar--
mem konferencji waszyngtofiskiei
ma ktorem nastapi podpisanfe
wszystkich traktatow, prezydent
Harding wygiosi niowe, W kt6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
EcHA WYBoRoW PAPIEzA

Rzyn, s. lutego. (Prasa Stow
- Wczorai uchylono rabek taje-
mnicy obrad watykahskich, gdy
dowiedziano sic bardzo wiaro-
zodnych zr6del, Il kardynalowie
Gasparri j Merry del Val W pia-
tex i sobote posiadali najwiecej
szans wyboru; a W sobote wieczo
rem obai kardynaIowie dowie-
dzieli sic, re wyboty przybraly
TAXI obr6t. IL elekcja ktoregokol-
wick Mich jest niemozliwa. Kar
dynal Camille Laurent, sekre-
tarz Kongregacji Propagandy i
Giovanni Tacci, papieski major
domo, kt6rzy zostali zamianowa-
nj kardynalami dopiero w roku
1921, zostali wysunieci jako kan
dydaci kompromisowt
Kardynai O'Connell przybywa
Szisiai do Rzynu i,wezmie udzias
icszcze W dzisiejszem balotowa-
niu. Kardynalowie zastanawiali
sie nawet mad TEN, azeby przy
aaimniei jeden przedstawiciel A
neryki m6gi wziat udziai W wy
borze papieza. Obecnie istnieje
nawet mozliwoSc, Il kardynai
Dougherty, kt6ry espodziewany
lest W Rzynie dopiero W srode,
zdazy ieszcze by wziac udziai W
wyborze papieia.
Publicznosc zebrana dokola
Watvkanu W oezekiwaniu wiado
mosci o wyborze papieza, wyno-
sila przeszio 100000 os0b. Pc
diugiem oczekiwanfu wczoraj
publicznosc rozeszia sic do do
NOW. komentuiac, Il sw. Kale-
gium odroczyso wyboy do pfzy
iazdu kardynal6w amerykail--
skioh.
Rzym, 8. lutego. hSr2zs
Chigi. marsza1ek kohkiawe,
zwr6cil sic z prosba do wiadz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
{ czytaj Art POlityczny ma str. 4,tci.
Kronika Chicagoslxa.

] czerwcu sprzcdawano kwalifi--
kowanynl ufzednikom slrzbY cy-
wilnej bilety ma uroczystosc ju-
bileuszu repubiikanskiego, ktora
sic odbyia W lipcu abonanienty
ma gazette republikahska oRepu-
blitan" W biurach departan1en-.
tow miejskish, wydziafu eduka
cyjnego i Lincoln Parku. W,wie-
lu wypadkach opowiadano ~
Irzedhikom cywilnyrn, re sprzedaz
byia dobrowolna, jednak ia see
roko rozprzestrzeniona sprzedaz
biletow wykazaia, ze ME mogic
| sic przy tenn obyc bez delikatne-
go choeby nacisku i re sunny, u
Izyskane niej, przeznaczone by
~ ma ceie partyjnej kampanpi. Ma
turalnie wszystko to zostaio pre-
prowadzone nadzwyczajnie are
cznie. Ia naruszenie prawa cy-
wilnego grozi oskarzonyrn grzy-
VIVA W sunlie $1,000 i wiezienie
powiatowe w terrninie 6 miesiecz
tnym. Urzednicy magistrate u
wazaja oskarzenia "a naturalne
skutixi, zerwania stosunkow nlie-
dzy stanowym prokuratoreni p.
Grove a buruistrzem Thompso-
nenb. Jeden liderow oswald
cyl $le ma opiacenie kosztow
katiipanji, ktora doprowadziia dc
lwyboru Stanowego prokuratora
II. Grove, wplynely fundusze re
sprzedazy biletow j abonamen--
tow gazety Republican Drugi Ii
der twierdzR, re ma kampanje u.
zyte zostaiy pieniadze 2 donadyj
Tzebranych z uzytecznosci publi-
cznych i innych korporacyi lub
z pieniedzy, zbieranyGA po wy
lszynkach z kontrybucyj publi-
Ecznych.
Byiy komisarz Keith zaprze--
czyi oskarzenid donlaganie sic
sum, twierdzac, re otrzymaf on
wprawdzie bilety abonamenty
Ina gazette, lecz rozdai je swoim
lrzednikom.S Co do zbierania
pieniedzy Cd urzednik6w, to
ami ich ME liberal ami tez ME
pozwalal sprzedawac dalei rczda
lnych bilet6w.
Panic BATHS Stocker cd.
m6wiiys ,usprawiedliwienia sic "
braktf przedstaWienia i'm oskar--
zefiia
p Cullerton oswiadczyl, ze
Ira jedynie. politykier6w ze stfa-
zy pozarneb ktorzy staraIi sic
otrzyrnac posady ola I siebie.
Pred sdwoma laty zostai son' O.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-06
Zmniejszenie Sic Bezro-
bocia " kraju.
Epidemic IntIusncy v New Yorku Oslabla.
Pozyczka Zwyciestwa Moina Placic Podatek
Sklad Kemisji Do Odebrsnia DIugdS zaganicznych.
Inne Telegramy KrajoUe.

rel zaznaezy to dobro, jake wy.
plywa z traktatow, opracowanych
przcz konferencje waszyngton--
ska. Prezydent Harding skorzy-
sta tel okolicznosci i zaznaczy
|jakim kierowali sic niektorzy Sc.
natorzy Stanow Zjednoczonych
W przemowieniu ten sentyrnent
bedacy W pewnej opozycji dc
traktatu czworporozlfiiienia. Je-
dnocz zssnis oznaimiono tn wozo
Frajraj, ze najdalej "a tydzieh pre-
zydent Harding osobiscie przybe
die do Senatl, gdzie w special
ncm przemo@ieniu bedzie donna
gal sic jak narychlejMego raty-
fikowania traktatow. Chodzi tu
lS,wiem o to, aby Senat Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ratyflkowA wszy
stkie osiem traktatow, ktore pod
pisaia Ameryka, zanim traktaty
te beda ratyfilOowane przez ifine
rzady zagraniczne.
Senator Underwood, delegat a.
mcrykanslci ma konferencji wa
szyngtoisl1iej, ma zamiar zwoiac
+posiedzenie z pewnej lioDby sena
torow, ktorym wyiasni potrzebe
ratyfillowania traktatow.
'KoNFERENCJAW w SPRAWIE
.BoNUSU zoLNIERSKIEGo.
Waszyngton, 6 lutego. - w
'ciagu najblzszych kilku dni cza-
su prezydent Harding ma zapro-
sic do l3iaiego Domu przywod-
COW politycznyci W Kongresie
ma specjalna konferencje W ceiu
omowienia kwestyj, zwiazanych
= projektent przyjecia prawa o,
bonusie zoinierskim. Wsrod "a
.proszonych ma narade beda znaj-
tdowali sic: przewodniczacy Ko-
rnitetu srodkow i Sposobow, p.
Fortiney, przewodniozacy Sena
torjalnego Komitetu Finansowe-
go, p. McCuinber, oraz Sekretarz
|Skarbu, p. Mellon.
Prezydent Harding wyrazii ME
Edawno wielkie niezadowolenie
powodu przyjecia wniosku bo-
nnsie zoinierskiin be- dosta-
tecznego uwzglednienia zrodia do
chodu ma pokrycie wydatk6av.
zwiazanych z bonusem. z tego
wiasnie powodu prezydent Har--
ding zwoju specjalna " tel spra-
wie natade. Przypuszczaia ze
pfzewodniozacy Senatorjalnego
Komitetu Finansowego, p. Nc
Cunnber. ktory bardzo usilnis "a
LEGAL przyjecie wniosku 0 pobo-
RE podatku Cd sprzedazy ma
pokrycie bonusu zoinierskiego,
prawdopodobnie ziozy ma tel kon
|fcrencji Speciality wniosek W tel
sprawie. Inne wnioski, jakich spo
dzicwaja sic ma tel naradzie, So
nastepujace:
Ma pokrycie bonusu uzyc pro-
centow cd $4,000, 100000, jake
pafistwa zagraniczne Wine sas
Stanom Zjcdnoczonynl, inajac ma
uwadze, ze mp. Anglia iuz O.
DokohcEenie ma stron:cy sciei
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PROTEST ,,ROSH ANTYBOLszEWI-
CKIEJ.

NAUEN. - Przedstawiciele ROSji
antybolszewielJiej zalO1yh protest pr4s-
civ zaproszeniu ObecnegO rzadu sOwie-
clsiego ma. konfereneie elonOnriezna Eu-
ropy, stojac ma stauOwisku, ze Rad ten,.
ME mole reprezentOwa6 istOtnei wOli
rOsyjskiej ludnOSci.