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The New York herald., 1922-04-03

II the suggestions of a Western
educator are adopted 1t Is quite GER
tain that intercollegiate football will
be reformed in big and serious way.
The main objections to the game are
that 1t develops broad shoulders and
narrow foreheads and that instead Of
promoting social relations among the
undergraduates 1t encourages them to
exchanges rights and lefts and bites
in the scrimmages.
The suggestions of the Western pro-
fessor were received yesterday. They
are too elaborate to give in detail. but
they seem to combine all Of the requi-
sites to make football the ideal college
sport. The game as revolutionized by
the Western professor will be combi-
nation of the old style football aca-
demic work and fraternity initiation.
| In the primitive game as 1t was played
last year only ground gained by rush
ing, running or kicking counted. Only
Fhighly civilized gladlators were able to
make the team. In the new game mat
ters will be entirely different. and the
frailest member of the Phi Beta Kappa
may not only make the football team
but may be letter man by the end of
the season.
Academic Work to Count.
Academic work certainly Will count In
the new game. In fact 1t will constitute
SO per cent. of 1t, If not more. At any
time during the progress of the game a
lineman may ask an opposing lineman
any question involving the work of the
current semester. If the opposing line
man cannot answer correctly he will
have to step aside. This interference
will give the side of the brighter student
an opening through which he may send
back for certain gain.
This gives the clew to the method Of
procedure in the new game. If one
team, for instance should try a loga-
rithm around the right end the defend
ing team must not use any unnecessary
roughness in trying to stop It, Rough
ing or clipping the men working on the
logarithm will entail a penalty of ten
yards for the offending side. If the loga-
rithm Is incompleted the ball will be
taken back to the point where 1t was
started and the play will count as a
down. The opposing side will be per-
mitted to intercept the logarithm and
take the ball until stopped by prob
lem In trigonometry or solid geometry.
The new game will permit of a di-
versity Of play because the defensive
need not be confined to ''math." On
the contrary. some very interesting trick
plays may be made In Greek. For in
stance, one side may start conjugating
Greek verb from the center of the
field and make a march down in this
fashion unless the opposing side can
block the play by conjugating the same
verb In Sanscrit or any other language
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
High Wind Keeps Scores
Low at Larchmont Traps
T. J. McCahill, Jr., Leads
Squad With 80 in 100.

r. ]. McCahill. Jr., won the high scratch
prize at the traps Of the Larchmont
Yacht Club yesterday. The conditions
were poor. due to a high quartering
wind, and as a result the scores were
not high. The winners total was 80
out of a possible 100 targets The high
handicap prize was taken by F. M.
Wilson. after a shoot Off against F. A.
Moore and c. A. LaBranche. Each had
a full score of 100 targets In the first
time at the traps.
The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
FL in Boston Marathon.

BOSTON, Mass, April Among the
twenty-one entries so far received for
the Boston A. A. marathon, on April 10,
are those of Carl Linder, winner OF the
event In 1919, and John Tuomikoski,
both residents of Quincy. Tuomllkoski,
running under the colors OF Finland,
finished fifth In the Antwerp Olympic
marathon in 1920, when Linder came
home In eleventh place.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Giants Pound Ball Hard,
Beating Memphis 9 TO |
Australian Stars Not
Coming for Davis Cup

T ONDON, April "A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph from
L. Melbourne says that several
of Australias best men who were
expected to compete in the Davis
cup tennis matches will be pre-
vented from doing so. Business
considerations. the dispatch adds.
will make the attendance of Gerald
l.. Patterson, former world cham
pion, impossible, while J. A. Ander-
son is not certain as to whether he
will be able to play.
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| full complement OF passengers aboard and
could take no more. LUCKY ANGLER
Founders Apienty at Hook Creek, Jamaica
Bay.

A sand sucker has been Mt work In Hook
Creek, Jamaica Bay. and the bar that was
making into the bay has been pumped on 70
the meadow. A retaining wall was built all
the way from Meadowmere 70 Springfield road
and the sand Is now packed serenely away In
there.
As result OF this pumping there n n
very deep channel In front Of whitehouse's =
place and tho founders have gathered in
there In great quantities This channel Is
about hundred feet wide and forty feet
deep, and some OF the founders that have
been taken run up 10 2h pounds. II II said
that the fish bite on all tides I'm this chan
mel ana that catches on Sunday week ran a
sbushel basket to the boat.
A correspondent signing himself Morning
Star OF Bergen Beach," writes that at
Bergen Beach, by the yacht club. Is a creek
and In front OF the Speedy Fishing Camp
up this creek Is deep hole where founders
abound. They are the real flatflsh Of the
deep, for they are large In size and there are
many of them down there.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
To Pick Harvard Captain.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April 2.-Coach
Howe is going to select a captain FOR
the Harvard freshman crew by giving
every man on the eight a trial in the
position. He expects In this way to be
able to pick the best leader The first
freshman eight will be selected to-mor-
row, and permanent captain will be
named early next month.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Nazzars Killed in Sicily.

GERpA, Sicily, April 1.-Two serfou,
accidents occurred In the thirteenth an
nual Targa Florio motor race here to-
day. The well known driver. Felice
Nazzaro. and his mechanlcian were
killed. Another driver. Brilipcrf. was
badly injured. Forty-seven competitors
took part Nazzaro was several times
winner OF the Florio cup. He had also
been winner in various big national
events. In 1906 he took part In the Van
derbilt cup race on Long Island.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
hay Ridge Downs vikings.

Bay Ridge soccers won their New
York State League game from the vik-
ings by the close score of 2 goals to l
at Macomb's Dam Park yesterday after
noon and. despite the fact that the vic
tors were minus the services OF two
men, The honors OF the first period
we're evenly divided. each side scoring
once. Meyers placed Bay Ridge in the
lead. but Mattson OF the Vikings equal
ICED before half time. Midway in the
second half Kane. inside left for Bay
Ridge. shot the winning goal.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Caught Fisher Alive on Ampersand Noun
tain.

Capt Harold w. Thomas OF Saranac Lake,
who caught n fisher alive a year ago and
had quite time with Il. selling Il later 10 the
New York Zoo, has lately captured another
on Ampersnnd Mountain. The fisher was
caught by the tip Of forefoot IN trap.
The animal was backed into n hole In the
roots OF a tree near the trap, gunny caAl,
and hunting shirt we're pushed In the hole
In front OF II. then rope and rnwhide thong
trap was released and a second trap snapped
on higher up. The rope was attached to n
sapling and the black cat poked out to find
more traps were then applied TO the legs, the
cat put into bag and carried to camp
where Il was Gagged and the traps taken OIL
one ut a time. The animal Is four feet lonr
and weighs eighteen pounds. Capt. Thomas
expects to be able TO sell X 20 a ZOO rs he
did the one taken alive last year. The pelts
OF these aning'e bring ali the way from 81
TO $3.50
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Giants Yannigans Defeat
Vicksburg by Score Of z to z

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw York HERALD
vfcKseuRo. Miss. April 2.-The New
York Giants Yannigans defeated the
vicksburg team Of the Cotton States
League here to-day by the score of Z 10
2. More than ordinary Interest was
taken In the game on account OF the APP
pearance with the visitors OF Edward
Goat" Hale, former Mississippi Col
lere star athlete. White his for the cir
cult Score by Innings:
n. II. r.
New Yofk....... 010 90 . 2-T IL 1
vicksburg ........0 O o o q I o 1 % 6 .
Batteries-Rochac and Semide: Bratton
and Basil
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Cuillemot Wins in Glasgow.

LONDON. April 1.-THE international
cross-country race yesterday over a ten
mile course. starting and finishing at
Hampden Park, Glasgow. was won by
Guiliemot OF France by a margin OF 100
yards. Cotterell of England was second
and Schnellman OF France third. The
winners time was hour 3 minutes SO
seconds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Lane Leads Harvard Fencers.

Special Dispatch to THE New YosK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 2.-Everett
Fl. Lane of East Boston was elected
captain Of the Harvard fencing team.
He so closely resembles his brother.
Edward L. Lane. that Capt. Boyce got
the men mixed up when he was Offering
his congratulations.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Totals. 40 0 % II 1, Totals. 81 ~ IS
-Batted for Vines In nth inning.

Giants. ............ ] 3 0 0-9
Memphis. ....... 0 o 0 0 0 1 o o-1
Two base hits-Snyder, Young Camp, Nc
MILAN, Yockey Castor. Stolen bases
nngs: off Lohman, in innings. Struck
out-By Vines, 2: by Lohman, .: by Barnes,
2. Bases on balls-Off Vines, off Barnes,
2. Double play-Rawllngs. Frisch and Kelly
Hit by pitched ball-By Vines (Groh). UNI
pires-Kem and Campbell Time OF game
hour and 30 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Totals. .45 SIT 2T1s ol
"Batted for Thomas
as In third inning

Left on bases-Brooklyn. 12 Fort Worth, 2.
Two base hits-Johnston, Wheat, Schmandt.
Hardgrove Moore. First base on errors
BROOKLYN. .. Stolen bases-B. Griffith. 2;
High. Double play-Appleton. Moore. Coombs.
Mitchell, High and Post. Struck out-By
Msmauy, 4 by Appleton. I. Balk-Thomas.
Hit by pitched ball-By Thomas (wheat); by
Appleton (Neis). Wild pitch-Appleton.
Passed balls-Taylor 2. Hits-Off Mamaux,
IL innings; off Mitchell In 4 innings
Off Thomas. in innings; off Appleton.
In innings. Umpires-Miler and SEN
telle. Time of game-1 hour and 35 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Sunday Soccer Scores.

Brooklyn ST. George. Z; Long Island g.
It. c., o.
Rangers. 3: Catalonians, 3.
Brooklyn 3. St George. I.
Steinway, 81 Greenpoint, l.
Some Fleming. 2. Norwegians, o.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03

FbHtttu TOT oN"ItN - HIIIVN IIIIIIIHs
New York. ...... 2 o 0 al o o o-e
Dallas. ......a... Q 0 0 0 0 2 o 0-3
Two base hts-Miller, Pipp, 4: Baker.
rpencer. Segrist Galloway. Sacrifice hit
nevorner. Stolen base--Ruth. Left on bases
New York, u: Dallas 8. Double plays
Ruth and Ward; Mitchell and Ward
gwartz. stowe and Galloway. TTits-Off
sshawkev, in innings; Off Jolly, 3 IN .
inninEs off cliff Hill. 3 In 4 innings: Off
stwartz, 5 In 3 Innings. Struck out--By
ahawkcy. 2; BY Jolly, BY cilff nm. 4: ~
swnrtz, e. Baser on balis-Off shawkey 1 /,
off swartz. 1. wild pitch-Shawkey Um-
pires--Moriarty and Brashear. Time of game
Il hgur and s5 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Cards Beat Browns.

NEW ORLEANS. April 2 (sxhibiton).--
r.. II. e,
ST. Louis (Americans) s)............... O. I I
Batteries-Davis, Vanrilder, Wright and
SEVERED; Haynes, Walker, Barfoot. North.
Pfeffer and Alnsmth.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03

James Patrick Burke obliged with an-
other of his sensational, catches In to-
days game. Jimmie ran like two or
three deer TO snatch Meusers long and
wicked crash out of the air.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Giants and Chicks Leave Town.

The Giants and Chicks left town to-
night bound for Jackson. Tenn. where
the fifth and last game Of the series
will be played tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Chicks Boot Bail Around.

Young hit 70 Mcmillan. forcing Cum
ningham, and right here the Chicks in
field began booting the ball arotind.
Frisch sent bounder down 70 Mcmillan,
who let Il go right through his legs, and
Burke In center, who rushed up to re-
trieve the ball, did the same thing, the
result being that Young scored. F'risch
kept on his way past second during
these performances and was finally run
down after being chased by all the in
fleldors and one outfielder. The orgy
Of errors continued when Yockey fumbled
Meusel's grounder and Critz mussed Up
Kclly's tsp. but SINNERS called halt
by tanning.
Zeke Lohman faced the Giants for the
first time in the series in the sixth and
Zetes slow one worked so nicely that
he retired the batters In order but In
the next frame this Same slow one was
sent travelling 10 all parts Of the lot
Cunningham singled and after Ike
Boone. subbing for Young. had flied out
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
Giants Score In First.

The Giants scored once In the first
inning. Henie Groh singled to deep
short with one man out and Ross Young
walked. Fordham Frisch beat out an
infield roller. filing the bases. Irish
Meusel hit grounder over second,
which Yockey picked up In time to force
Frisch, but Groh crossed the plate on
the play.
Meusel then stole second, but Long
George Kelly was strikeout victim and
the Giants were through for the time
being.
In the second inning the runs which
We're more than enough to decide the
outcome came to the McGraw men. With
one out Frank Snyder smashed a two
bagger to left center and Barnes was
safe when Parade muffed Critz's per-
feet throw on Virgl's grounder, Snyder
going to third. Rawlings also hit to
Critz, whose throw cut down Snyder at
the plate. Mcmillan allowed Groh's tap
to go through to the outfield. filling the
bases. Ross Young here inserted a three
Dagger, terrific drive over the head Of
Phillips. and the bases were all spick and
clean.
After this outburst the Giants rested
until the fifth, when by reason of the
wildness OF Vines and the punching Of
three Chick errors. they secured another
run. Groh. the first batter, was hit on
the index finger Of his left hand by one
Of Vines's wide shoots and after Heinie
had shaken the injured digit for a min
ute Assistant Manager Hughie Jennings
rushed out from the bench and led him
to the club house Cunningham re-
placed Groh as runner on first and the
game proceeded
The New York herald., 1922-04-03

Giants ys. Broollyu-- Opening Baseball sea
son Polo Grounds, April IL Tickets on
sale Giants Office. 10 West s4th st.--Adv.
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Champions Greatly Aided i'll
Run Gathering by Miserable
Fielding of 'Chicks.'
by CHARLES A. TAYLOR.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2.-The Giants
for the fourth time in succession de-
feated the Memphis Chicks. champions
of the Southern Association, this after
noon. The score was 10 and repre-
sented the worst showing the minor
leaguers have made in the games with
the boys from Broadway. The Giants
pounded the ball hard, and were aided
greatly in their run gathering by the
miserable fielding of their opponents,
who made six errors.
Manager McGraw selected Virgil
Barnes brother of Jess. the veteran, as
the New York pitcher, and to Virgil goes
the distinction of being the first Giant
to go the entire nine inning route in this
springs exhibition games. Young Barnes
was found for seven hits. three of which
were doubles. but he ruled with a mas
ter's hand all the way. There is little
doubt but what Virgil is destined to
stick with the Giants this season.
Memphis threw two pitchers into the
fray, Bob Vines and "Zeke" Lohman
Vines is a newcomer to the Chicks
whereas Lohman, who was once, a MEM
Der of McGraw's stable, has been with
the local club two years. There was
little to choose between the two twirlers,
the Giants getting five hits and five runs
off Vines and five hits and four runs off
Lohman. 'Zeke" had all his troubles in
one Of the four innings he worked. In
the other three he held the New Yorkers
hltless and scoreless.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03

Totals. .37 efs 27f42l Totals. .37 3f2 2711 o
sT3atted for Shawkey IN eighth inning.
<Batted for Swartz In ninth inning.
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OSTATNA POCZTA


GDANSK. = Fraixcja polska w sej-
mie gdanskim wniOsla interpeIaeje, W
kt6rej Oswiadcza, te wiceprezydent Sc
natu gdahskiego ziehm W publicznem
przem6wieniu przed ratuszem W NAL
borgu pOwiedzial do Hindenburga mie
.dzy innemi: u czasem nadejdzie chwi
La, W kt6rej Gdahsk naleaeG bsdzie 2
pOwrotem do naszej ojczyzny. Przy-
jechalismy tutaj pO to, aby oswald
eye to waszej eksceIeneji". Frakcja
pOlska iada odpOwiedzi, cry siowa to
istOtnie byiy wypOwiedziane przez
wiceprezydenta Ziehma, czy stalO sic
to "a zgoda senatu gdahskiegO / jake
krOki zamierza senat gdanslHi pred
siewziae. ably udarcninie zamiar jedne-
go re swoieh czlOnk6w ObaIenia kOn-
stytucii gdahsIiej.
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CZEKAJA CHWILI ROzBICIA KO'
RYTARZA KOLEJ0WEGO.

MALBORG. = Odsloniety pomnik
pIebiscytowy Jest dzielem znanego beE
linsdegO rzezbiarza prUfesora Selner-
ia. Ma cokole g6rnOsIasldego ganitu
wznosi sic brOnzowa posta6 nieniieGds
90 rycaza krzy5OwegO kt6ry Oparty ma
mieczu spOgIada nieruchonio W strOne
Polsli. Ma pomnilSn kr6tld napis ,,Dies
Land bleIbt dsutschs Il data zwyeie-
silva plebiseytOwego: II lipca 1920. =
POdczas oisloniecia pOmnlka W cha
ral5terystyczny spOs6b przem6wlf pO-
sci seinowy pastor LAWN W innieiiu
poIitycznych partyj nienieclzich marc
dowc6w. al do socialist6w wielxszoscio
wysh. MY ezelamy, jak 6W ryeerz
tam ma g6fze, wiara j nadzieja cze-
kaIny ehwili rezbieia pOlsldego koFy-
tarzas 3 wtcdy 1xraj niemiecli stanie
sic znowu nienliec&iln. To nam ma przy
pOgninae ten pcnnnik: ma on byc sym
boIem tel naszej WARY i nadziei".
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BAwARcZYcY DAzA DO
USTANoWIENIA MoNAR-
CHI.

Moguncja, 1. hpca. (Prasa St.)
- Propaganda monarchistyczna
zajeEa bardzo powazna czeSc Ba-
warji i stale doniesienia zewszad
wskazuja,ze Monachjum moie sic
STAG gi6wnym oSrodkiem ruchu
obliczonego na ustanowienie mo-
narehji byiym arcyksieciem
Ruprechtem ma tronie.
Monachjum, i. lipca. (Prasa
Stow = W sferach oficialnych
oznajniono, ze wszelkie pogioski
W Berlinie, oraz innych miastach
nienieckich o proklamowaniu
monarchji W Bawarii' sa nonsen-
sem.
Berlin, 1. lipca. = Aresztowa-
nv pred paru dniami niejaki
Werner Techow, ktory wiozi "a
b6io6w dra Rathenau az ma miej-
see morderstwa. przyznai sis
wczoraj wsadzom policyjnyrn, L
wiedziaf spiskr ma zycie ME
mieekiego ministra do spraw "a
granieznych.
Tednoczesnie oznajna on, il
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PLAINY STRAJKU w RoZ-
MAITYCH cENTRACH.

New York, l lipca, Urzed-
nicy lnijni przepowiedzieli wczc
raj 100 procentowy strajk robot
nikow, zajstych W warsztatach,
dotknietych nakazami strajkowe
mi, obowiazujacemi dis Q godz
lotej rano.
Jersey City ma bye v tamtej-
.szej okolicy giownem centrum
strajku. Kolsj pehsylwahslza "a
zadaias nnlieszczenia stray poll
eyjnej W zakIadach tolejowych,
ualczAcych do powyzszego pred
Des Mcine1 Ia / lipea.
! 400 fobotrik6w porzucild dzis
lrsno prSss VI satsj jszyeh wltsks1'
tach.
MsmPI Tenn
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cZESc RoBoTNIKoW WAR
szTATow KoLEJowYcH

ME WYJDzIE MA, .STRAIK,.
zapowiedzisna pa wczera kon
|ferencja Wydziaia koleiowego
Piracy z wiascicielanli j robotrii--
kani ME daia pomyslnych rezul-
ltat6w, gdyz robotnicy kolejowi
ME przybyli ma konferencje. Sta
rania jednak podjete przez Ko-
|lejowy Wydzial Piracy W sprawie
zazegnania ogSoszonego ma dzieh
dzisiejszy strajku uwienczone
zostaiy pomyslnym skutkiem
czesciowo, gdy Wydziai otrzy--
NAL pozno W. nocy zawiadomie-
MIA, re robotnicy warsztatow ko-
lejowych z irinych wiekszych
centrow kolejowych ME wyjda
dzisiaj ma strajk, Wobec tego
tylko tu W Chicago wybuchnie
dzisiaj strajk robotnikow 2 war
sztatow koleiowych. Wydziai ko
|lejowy ME dai jeszcze "a wygra-
ma i oczekuje ostatniego siowa z
Waszynqtonu
z dniem dzisiejszym wchodzi
W zycie znizka wynagrodzenia
robotnikow koleiowych, ktorych
1iczba przewyzsza 100000. w
'koiach kolejowych obuizenie wy
|nagrodzenia robotnikom kolejo-
wynn uwazane Jest "a ppociesze-
.niep, dane wiascicielom przedsie-
biorstw kolejowych ma oslodzenie
.znizki opiat kolejowych
Akcja polubowna Wydzia3u
.'Koleiowego Piracy wpiyneia TAX
ze ugodowo ma wiascicieli pred
siebiorstw kolejowych, kt6rzy
zgodzili sic ME stosowae wiecej
systennu farming out, ma zasa-
die ktorego oddawali dotych-
czas zamowienia obcym firmom.
Wprawdzie ME wszystkie konlpa
ME kolejowe, bo z % tylko 10,
oddawaly zamowienia obcym fir
nom, ma wczorajszem jednak po-
siedzeniu z Kolejowym Wydzia-
lem przedstawieiele ich zobowia-
zali sic ma 4erwanie kontraktow
ze wspomnianemi firmami. Jedy-
ME tylko przedstawiciel kompa-
nil New York Central cofnal
swoja zgode, rnotywujac swoje
postepoWaTie TEN, ze zerWanie
kontrakt6w ME wpiynie ma zaia-
godzenie straiku, wobec czego
jest ono niepotrzebne,
o lie dotycllczas wnioskowac
MONA Z przebiegu akcii liderfw
unijnyeh, sytuacis ME przedsta.
via sic tax powaznie by grozila
unieruchomieriem transpoftaeji
Wprawdzis p. Jewell prezes or
rahotnik6w knIeiowyeh
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Stajk KolejOVy Lekce-
Wazelieln Rzadu.
OKongresjo Sledztwo vSpra
vie zajsc " Meksyku.
Wojska Otaczaja Uzbrejenych Cor
nk6w " Virg'nji.
Senat Zatwierdza Anty- LynczOwa Ustawe. .
Borah Ia Uwolnieniem Politycznych Przestepc6w
C1ery 0fiary Wypadku mOblOWegO
Time TeIegramy KrajOwe.
Senat Zatwierdza Anty- -Lynczowa Ustawe.
Borah Ia Uwolnieniem Politycznych Przestepc6w
Cztery Ofary Wypadku Automob lowego.
Time TeIegramy Krajowe,

wych postanowiio wyjsc dzisiaJ
ma strajk,
Knoxville, lipca. - Prawie
poiowa kilku tysiecy robotni--
k5wsw warsztatach Caster" roz
poczela wczoraj przygotowawcza
akcje celem zawieszenia robot
dis rano. Obrano komitet straj.
kowy reprezentujacy wszystkie
dziaiy piracy, wykonywanej przez
strajkujacych robotnikow.
Omaha, Neb, i lipea. Piet
Ido szrsein sssiec ecy robotnikow ka
1djowych wszllsis suSEzias v zapo-'
l@iedzianynl ma dzisiai strajkp.
New Orleans La, / lipca. -.
I2.l00 robotnikow, zajstych W tu
Itciszych warsztatach kolejowych
zapowiedziaio zawieszenie robot
w dzis:ejszym ddi1u.
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Ei,200 robotnikow postanowiio
wczoraj opuscic swe stanowisko
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kay strajkowe znalaziy uznanie
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W Louisville and Nashville RR
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senatordw trzech posiow, kt6-
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tie wyuiki konkIuzje;
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cd rzadu nieksykafskiego odno-
srie do porwania kilkudziesisciu
obywatcli anerykanskich przez
.bande Meksykahcz low, zazadai
tnatotniast isytiomaczeria Cd a.
nierykahskiego konsuIa W Tampi
co Shawa ID ktorego pochodziiy
rowvzsze wiadon1osci.
Pc oficjalnehi zaptzeczenii rza
du neksykak kstisge stwierdzaja-
cego. q wsznllsit ixiAdomosci 0
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-01
POLACZENIE KOLEJ0NE GDANSK-
A SLASK-ERAKOW-LW0W.

TsZNAN. - Jak sic dowiadujemy W
niedsugim czasie zostanie uruchcmiO-
nc bezposrednie pOiaczonie kolejOWe na
linji Gdansk-Poznah = G. SIask- Kra-
k6w. Ponadto projeztowane jest -dru-
gle pOIaezenie kOlejowe ma linji Po-
man - G. SIask przez KepnoK krakow
Bw6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-01
KONIEC KRYzYSU MINISTERIAL
NEGO " POLSCE.

Wedfug ME pOtwierJlzonych dOtad
wiadOmOSci, tTwajaey bliskO miesiac
.1ryzys ministerjalny W POlsce zOstai
zakoiczony. Do utworzenia nOwego ga
binetu pOwolany Eostal p. Artur Sli-
wihsli. wiceprezydent stolocznegO mia
STA SyaEszawy. FsR Sliwinsf : ssPrte-
kensn lest pOszep6wSIp derloirala,