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ton. though some mold had 20 be cut
away. Candy was made by mixing It
with sugar that had turned TO syrup.
"One article OF food was better than
fresh" continued the explorer, "a
small barrel OF currants. damp enough
go that practically they were soaked
in vino. On top where they were dry.
tho sugar had come out OF them and
crystsllfzed. They were ths most de-
licfo1M currants we ever tasted, al
though they originally cannot have
becn Of very good quality. as W. 1uds-
Cd from their sizs and the FAC. that
thoy vcre not very clean
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Seek X. w. IowMy.

Mayor Leroy Harvey is In receipt
OF letter from Miss Aline Lowery.
sll Fourteenth street, s. f.. Wash
inrton. ID. c.. asking him 20 lend what
assistance he can in the search abe is
making for her brother. Russell VIII
hanson Dowery. aged 2l years, from
whom she say she has not heard for
eight months. She wrote that she is
anxious TO learn his whereabouts. FOR
she has In her possession some money
which Is due him. The last time she
heard OF her brother, she stated. he
was working on the trolley cars in
Wilming,no.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Lieutenant loves Hnnd Saved.

fir. Lieutenant Thurston NJ. Lowe
who had his left hand badly crushed
and the thumb amputated as CON
sequence, az the Hnlcs & Jones' Co.
flre last Thursday morning 10 stin a
patient at the Homeopathic Hospital. II
was uaid today his hand II causing him
mach pain but that the wound is heal
inr and the physicians now believe n
will not be necessary 60 amputate his
hand which az frs, u was feared
would have Ca he done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
FEW FEVER CASES.
Total 'n City Hss Been Reduced ~ ~
Disease 4. Dissppeerine.

The number. Of scsriet fever ps-isrfi
in this city has been reduced 20 9
total Of II according 10 the reports Ia
the Office OF tho Board Of Health
During tho week ten new cases wer'
developed but the number of recover
les far surpassed the new ones
Three new cases Of chicken pos
were reported 70 ths heslyh surhori.
ties during the week.
The report Of the department on IN.
vital statistics for ne week is s~ foi.
lows: Births. Al; deaths. ~; n1srrfs zes
9-as compared with births. AZ
deaths. %: marriages. IL for IN. cor.
responding week last wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Rodney street southwest Of Giipin
avenue. Janes ~. Ferguson from
fos ". Gould. shsr1f1. tAssb.
Rrcoms rtr~ct ~ySthv~ss of T~~nty-
eishth str~~s; Aih~rt r. Clayton ard
vito from Harold r. ri,rerb-rr and
WIFI $1,000.
street C,cslav psrtos,ewslxi and wife
from Stanislsw Domhrovski and
wife. $4,000.
Thirty fourth street southea-, of
Market street, George I. Bildcrhack
and wife from Francis 4. Iianley and
wife, s. 800
Tatnail stree, southwest ~ T'wrnty-
seventh street; Mver 7. Plum from
John W, Nottingham and wif,. sb.-
$50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
CONFERENCE BREAK
MAY COME At ONCE;
FRANCE WON'T YIELD
Continued from page I.

While the pessimists are proclaim
Ing the Genoa Congress dead. and say
Ing that for dccency'a sake It will be
given n cercmonious burial. Primo
Minister Lloyd George Of Great
Britain. alarmed Mt tho possibilities
OF new political crisis in Europe. Is
striving with tho other leaders to
create a binding truce which will pre-
vent new schisms and put of the
dangers OF war.
lie hopes that such a truce. with
the proposed commission OF inquiry
into Russians problems. will prove
helpful In maintaining peace In Europe
aud bringing about her gradual
economic reconstruction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Fought on Circus Grounds.

Circus Day passed very quietly for
the police, who confined their activi-
ties mostly 60 directing traffic IN and
about the circus grounds. In the eve
ninp, three men were arrested on
uharres OF disorderiy conduct after
Policeman Cats broke up a nsht Re
hind one of the hie tents. The men
gave the names % Daniel Eckrish. 6is
East Tenth street: Harry Buckley
1915 bennett. and Leon Butler. 1896
Enst Fifteenth buckley was fined 81
and the other two men were dismissed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago, May 13g-CAttie. receipts 500
compared with week ago. b>ef ste~ri
hulis D, "a xo renfs lower. vs,I r,lvex
75c 70 81 90 higher. seockera and feeders
100 TO 25c lower: top beef ssessa. 2 2s
weeks top price beef stAers, 7.7BAS7s
stockeru and feeders. .2S; rs. butchers
8. 5.s5a7. 25; oanners and eusep~A 3A6AA IS
bologna bulls. 4-ooA6 L.
Hogs. recefpts. 1900; marriott cioser
active; light. about steady With Friday
average, top, lo.S5: bulk. io.20Al0 rs
holdover, light pigs. weak to lower: PACK
ing sows about steady.
Sheep. receipts. 1000: todAys receipts
direct TO packers: compared veek ago
prices mostly about 90 lowor; week but.
prices: Spring lambs. l4.0oa15 80: shorr
lambs. i2.5oai3.75; ewes. 50a5 so; vern
ers sSOa9.OO: ycarlings, II i.OOalI rs
few wooded and fed lambs. I'D to is so
shorn feeding lambs. mostly 10 OOalO 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
BoyS' AND GIRLS CIrRS.

sp"cis, Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover. MAY 13.-l<ent County Boys
and Girls Clubs annual rally Ia being
held hore today on Don~r Green, in
charge OF Mt~s Helen l. Comstcck.
Kent County Club agent Tho exer-
ciscc bcs~n ~ IL O'Clock with An ad-
dr~ss OF w~lcome by Secretary OF
StAts A r. Benson. spcakin4p in tho
absence OF Governor Denney who was
compelled TO be out OF town.
Mayor Arley r. Magee also well
coined the visitors in tho name OF the
Town. Mrs. Dcnney. wife OF the gov
ernor. IL expected TO address the girl,
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
ltRATTy AT AUCTION.

A, pnhlc -aie IN tho county court
hc,se this morning the property at
zoos llancneter avenue was sold TO
Glove tho estate ~ isabella Craig. de-
ceased. FOR N,47S 20 Charles " Brown
by W. :. rrickott. trustee.
For the estate of A. V. d'onotrio,
the lot, .tSioo feet on the south side
of seventh street. 90 feet wcs, q, Rod
nev, was -old 20 Clarence al Ssbatino
for s7,ioo by W. r. kurt,. attorney.
Harry J. s,idham was the auction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
FOUGHT DIVORCE WITH KNIFE.
French Soldier Attempts Life Of
Wcaricd Wife and His Own.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Morristown. n. J., May 1S-Susanne
Detroit, Governess In a wealthy home
here. is in a hospital today with knife
wounds in her abdomen. neck and
arms In an adjacent ward is her hus-
band. Robert, former French
soldier. with knife wounds about the
body inflicted by himself after stab
bing his wife Ave times with a PEN
knife. Neither is hurt seriously.
The attack. the authorities say. fol-
lowed the wife's announcement that
she WAS trying to divorce him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
RAIL MEN AID STRIKERS
brotherhood Of Freight Handlers Vote
Fund for Idle Textile Workers.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Dallas. Tex. May 19--The Brother
hood OF Railway and Steamship Clerks.
Freight and Express Handlers and
Station Employees. in triennial con-
vention here. voted to aid the strik-
Ing New England textile workers. Il
was announced today. The conven-
ton voted to deduct one dollar from
the per diem allowance of the dole
gates to help the. strikers.
II. +. Baldwin, of Benton Harbor.
Mich, was elected vice-grand presi-
dent. and ]. II. Sylvester OF Spokane,
wash. senior vice-president. by ac-
clamation.
The new executive board will be
composed OF John c. Cox, Richmond
Va; II. l.. Stevens, Salt Lake CITY
Utah; j. Brodie, Vancouver. B. c.;
George T.. Tiernan, New York City
and E. o. Mutually. OF Newcastle, Pa,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Building Permits Issued.

Permits issued at the Office OF Build
Ing Inspector Ellis p. Preston are as
follows; Mrs. Fannie Kleitz. 23ol
Washington street. addition, 1915;
Fortunate sposato. COZ Madison street.
addition, $4,000; James Lally. East
Twenty-fifth street. addition. $50; Miss
Mary Ryan, 1905 South Rodney street.
dwelling. $4,000; II. c. Austin, GIL East
Eighth street, addition, S25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
MINERS MAY NOT GET BACK.
Lest They Are Refused Re-entry.
Lest They Are Refused RFe-entry.
Nv Assocfa ted prom 70 y,v.rr rv.otc-


Hazleton. Pa, May 13.--Attention
has been called here TO the fact that
the anthracite miners returning to
hteir native lands during the slispen-
sion period face tho possibility OF be
ing barred from returning under the
quota plan of immigration. Under that
law II they arc illiterste they cannot
re-enter unless they have had a six
years residence hero.
The operations OF the quota law,
however. can be overcome by their
signing an affidavit declaring their in
tention to return Where steainship
agents neglect this detail OF the work.
tho men run the risk OF being barred.
Agents Of tho Union and the COM
panies alike are seeking 10 educate the
men relative 10 the need for the dec
'laration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
>alesky Seeks New Trial.

Robert. Adair. counsel for defendant
in the case Of the State VS.. saiesky
today nled reasons for arrest OF judg-
ment. which Will be argued later in
the term. The grounds alleged are
defects in the indictment and errors
in the proceedings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
sunday Breakfast Mission.

Meetings are being held every night
al O'Clock at the Sunday Breakfast
Mission. ll5-ll7 Shipley street. l.. w.
Jordan will lead the services tonight,
and John Galloway. tomorrow night.
Sunday school tomorrow will be at
1I5 r. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Auto SmAShes Iamn Post.

An automobile belonging TO Johnson
Bro. Of Seventh and King streets,
crashed into lamp post at Second
and Connell streets this afternoon.
breaking IL on even with the pave
ment. The car was slightly damaged,
but the driver was not injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
STEEL COMPANIES TO EXPLAIN.
Trade Commission Wants to Know
Details Of Proposed Merger.

Washington, May 1s-Presidents of
the more than half a dozen independ-
ent steel companies. mentioned in
connection with tho reported projected
merger. were called upon today by
the Federal Trade Commission for
"fuli and specific information as 10
the plan OF proposed merger before
the plan is consummated or actual
transfers made"
The commission's request was made
after receipt OF the La Toilette reso-
luton adopted yesterday by the Sen
ate.
Announcement was made that the
commission had it's attention called
formally TO the projected merger last
December n, and since that time II
has had the matter under investiga-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Licensed to Wed,

Magistrate Gluckman yesterday
afternoon issued marriage licenses TO
Willard l.. Baker, 6l7 West Eighth
street, and Helen Stephenson Messick
OF 1011 Monroe street, and Max
Chavin Of 224 King street and Sarah
Flat of 216 West Fourth street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Mrs. Mcdaniel Goes West

Mrs. r. Paul Mcdaniel of 7l9 West
Ninth street, leaves Monday for a visit
to her sister. Mrs. Ralph V. Stroud. of
Hanford. California. Mrs. Mcdaniel
VIII be Joined in Chicago by a party
OF friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Delewnre Co. Wins Dredging Contract

The Delaware Dredging Company,
OF this city. yesterday. was awarded
at Old Mans Shoal. and constructing
n wooden sluiceway, according TO
Major Lynn, Of Philadelphia, United
States Engineer. The bid from the
local company was the lowest sub
mitted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
CarnSess Fest

Misunderstanding, you are never
quiet a moment Why do you race In
doors and out and up and down stairs
so7
Fiye-year-old-I just don't know,
mamma, T,ss its cause my feet feel
so light-hearted.--Bos Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Accused Of Breaking Motor Laws.

s. l.. England. Jr.. of this city, was
arrested last night by Earle Cole, OF
the State Highway Police, who
charges a violation of the motor We
hicle laws. England will be tried be-
fore Magistrate Stradley Monday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Employ Pound For Some.

Five mon and four women were
placed through the Public Employ
ment Bureau. IN the old City Han.
today. aud % men and three women
wore referred 90 openings. Five men
and two women registered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Gasoline Price Probe Proposed.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, May f3.--Senatc inves-
tigation of the recent increase in price
Of gasoline is proposed In a resolution
introduced today by Senator Nickel
lar. Democrat, Tenn. Prompt action
on it by the Senate was asked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
To Plan For Memorial Day.

Memorial Day celebration plans will
be discussed next Monday night at
the regular meeting of Delaware Post
No. /. American Legion, in the
Armory,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
WEDDINGS.
htradlcy .Hempill.

Mr. and Mrs. John BemphiI an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Ruth. TO Miller Strsdlcy, on
March 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Two Killed in Chicago Barber Shop.

TWO Killed In Chicago Barber Shop.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago. May 13.-Vito Giorgio and
James Cascio, both of New Orleans,
were shot to death in an Italian bar
Der shop today by two unknown as
sassins who entered the shop and
started firing with shotguns without
warning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
DANCER TAKES TO FLYING.

Miss Duncan's Bridegroom Not Men
toned mt End Of Voyage.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Berlin. May 13.-Isadora Duncan,
dancer. has arrived from Moscow in an
airplane.
A dispatch from Moscow, May 10,
said Isadora Duncan and her 27-year
old poet husband, to whom she was
married recently. were 10 leave that
night for Berlin on an airplane honey
moon trip.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
KOWNo WOBEC KoNFERENCJI
WARsZAWsKIEJ.

RIGA. - Do prasy tutejszej do
nosza Kowna, re konferencja bal
tycka W Warszawie wywaria W ko'
wienskich kolach politycznych o.
aromne wrazenie. obok gwaitOwnych
napad6w ma Polske, kt6ra day do
hegemonji we Wschodniej Europie'
podniesiono CLOS, hytykujacy do
tychczasow@ polityke rzadu liteW'
skiego ostrzegajacy pred zupefna
izolacjs Lttwy. P6surzedowe ,,Echo
Kowiehskie'' zaznacza, re W chw1li
obecnej pred rzadem powstaio "a
DAME stanowczego zdecydowania, z
kim W kt6ra strone ma is6 Litwa?
Dalsze pozostawanie ma ro1drozu =
niemozliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
ANGLIA IA NAWIAZANIEM
STOSUNKoW z ROSJA.


Londyn, 4. kwietnia. = lzba
gmin udzieliia Lloyd George'o-
vi i rzadowi votum zaufania. SIS
ylos6w wypowiedziaIo sic "a u
izieleniem votum zaufania a
tylko S4 glosy byy Przeciwne.
2owyzsze glosowanie aprobowa-
% program polityczny premJera
odnoSnie konfcrencji genuen--
,kiej.
w przemowieniu SVEN Lloyd
George dowodzit koniecznoscl
xarunkowego uznania rzadu ro-
syjskiego, W ktorym to czasle
Rosia wykazalaby pahstwom "a
,hodnim jak dalece szczere 50 jel
orzyobiecania. -
Premier dowodzii, ze odbudo-
wa Europy bez nawi9zania sto-
sunkow handlowych Rosja jest
rzecza niemozliwa. Rosja = mo-
vii Llovd George - jest nal
wiekszym " swiecie krajem me-
wyzyskanym pod wzgledem
handlowym; Jest oua niezwykle
bogata W sile Iudzkq, ale potrze-
buie kapitalu. Rosia otrzyma ka-
pitai - m6wiI dalej premier
iesli przyjmie warunki, Podykto-
wane lei przez zachodnia cywili'
,acie. Diugi rosyjskie, szczegol-
nie W stosunku do Francji, mu'
sza bye uznane, Europa Potrze--
3uie tego wszystkiego, co Rosa
noze dostarczy6.
w czasach przedwojennych'
edna czwarta calego zaPotrzeoo
xania Swiatowego pszenicy do
,tarczala Rosja; miljony tonn Je-
.zmienia i zyta, oraz wielka ilosc
innych produktow spozywczych
,ochodzilo z Rosji. w tym O
<resie czasu Anglia sprowadzafa
Rosji polowe potrzebnej jej I
losci drzewa budulcowego
Niemcy ME moga zapiacic cal
kowitego odszkodowania woJen-
uego, dop6ki ME nastaPi gospo-
darcza odbudowa RosJi,
Gdy wiec odpowiednie pertrak
tacie co do odbudowy Rosli 20
stana zakonczone, wowczas repre-
zentowanie kapitaiow zarowno
angielskich W Rosji jak / odwro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
zAKoNCzENIE KoNFERENCJI
PANSTW BALTYCKICH.

WARSZAWA. - w piatek, 16-go
marca odbyIo sic ostatnie posiedzc-
ME podpisanie protokoin 'konferen
Gil paiistw bastyckich. 'Protokd ten
zredagowany jest ma pOdstawie wr'io
sk6w, opracowanych przez komisJe
polityczna ekonomiczna. stwierdza
ON doiscie do taldego porozumienia
miedzy Polska, Finlandja, hotwa
Estonja, kt6rego wyrazem jest "a
warcie umowy charakterEe accord
politiuue."
Umowa stwierdZa uEnanie trai1ta-
tow zawartych z Rosja przez te pan
stwa baItyckie. kt6re maja mia
wsp6Ina granice, a wiec przez Pol
ske, FinIandje, .Aotwe 1 Estonje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
OSTATNIA POCZTA
PISMO PAPhEzA Dc NACzELNIKA
PANSTWA.

WARSZA'jVA. - rs. Kardynal A.
leksander Kakowski, Arcybiskup
NIetropolita warszawski, W wykona-
niu misji, ustnie poruczonej mu
przez Jego SwiatobIiwos6 Papieia
Piusa XI., Nreczyl W dniu Id marca
NaczelnikowS Pahstwa ma specjalnej
audjencji p.rtret ojoa swietegO, O.
patrzony Nutografem nastepujacej
tresci:
,,Przesy4amy Naszeanu kochane-
mu Synowi w Chryrstusie J6zefowi
PAsudskiemu, Naczelnikowi Pahstwa
PoIsliego, bIogosiawiac uczuciem
szczeg6lnej i niezmiennej zyczliwo-
Sci Jego Jego szlachetny 1 drogi
naszemu sercu Kraj."
Plus +. p. XI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
CzEsI o Rz4DzIE PoIsKIM.

PRAGA. - Prasa czeska z wiel'
ka przychylnoscia pisze nowym ga.
binecie Ponikowskiego. Miedzy in
nemi dziennikami ,Czas" wyraEa
zadowolenie powodu objecia steru
rzadu przez p. Ponikowskiego, ktore
60 imie, jak r6wniez i imie p. skir'
munta ciesza sic W CzechosiowacJi
og6lna popuIa,noscia. Trze+wa orjen
tacia zewnetrzna polityki Polsd =
pisze dziennik = pomnozyla iiczbe
lei przyjaci6l zagranica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
NACZELNY SFDZIA SCAN
Lam ZAPRZECZA CHECI
KRYTYKoWANIA SE-
DZIoW.

Sedzia kryminalnego sadu
Kickham Scanlan we wczoraj-
szem swojem oswiadezeniu po--
dale, ze ME ma i ME miaf .wcale
zamiaru krytykowac sedzi6w,
kt6rzy z. MIN razem pracuja re
W swej propozycii, by przysziym
naczelnynl sedzia wybrano Sc
diego Kavanagha. ME chcial
dyskredytowaG innych kandyda-
tow ma ten urzad.. Jego zdaniem
nalezy ulepszyt dotychczasowy
sposob wyboru sedziow. ktorzy
maja pracowac pod kierowni.
ctwem naczelnego sedziego, W
ten sposob, by ten miai pewien
wpiyw ma ten wybor, gdyz wtedy
'moze nastapic, wieksza koopera-
cja W piracy. Co sic tyczy sedzie-
go Kavanagha, to przekonanie
jego, re prawa karne powinny
bye stosowane jak najsurowiej
tax sic podoba sedziefnu Scanls-
.nowi, IL uwaza. re TAXI wiasnie
.sedzia potrzebny jest W obecnym
czasie, BY zadoscuczynic wynla-
ganiom ustawodawstwa i warun-
.kow.
sedzia scanlan ma dzisiai
przeprowadzic wybor novel La
wy sedziow przysiegiyeh, ktora
sic zajrnie kontynuowaniem ba--
dania sprawy urzednikow unij--
nych i Walsha.
GUBERNATOR SMALL IA
DA. BY KoB1ETY BYLY
SEDzIAMI PRzYSIEGLYMI.
Gubernator Small, obawy "a
pewnle 0 wynik sprawy, ktora to-
czy sic pred sadem obwodowyri
w Waukegan, zaprotestowai
gwaltownie przeciwko zaprzecze
niu kobietom prawa brania udzia-
lu W sadach przysisgsych. w
swojem zeznaniu zaPrzysiezo7
mem g,sbernator Small zwraca u
wage waasciwych wsadz ma fakt,
ze prawa kobieee W powiecie
Lake zostaiy spostponowane. ,Ss-
Doknnczeflle ma StrOnicY z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
Rad POlski Oddaje Kopalnie Ola
Prywatnej Eksploatacji.
JAPONJA WYCOFUJE WOJSKA Z SYBERJ.
Lenin Glory z Wyczerpania
Bunt W Armji Irlandzkiej.
Inne TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

tnie odbyfoby sic przy pomocy
ME ambasadorow tych KRAKOW,
a "a poSrednictwem charges d
affaires. az do czasu, gdy nasta-
piioby pefne uznanie rzadu ro--
syjskiego.
w Rosji musiaiyby bye ustano
wione sady bezstronne zagwa-
rantowaniem dla nich peinej
.swobody dziaian; dostep do
tych sadow. ktore ME powinny
bye ekspozytura wiadz wykonaw
czych. musza posiadac wszyst--
ikie narodowoSci, zamieszkujace
ten kraj. Musi nastapic zaprze--
stanie wszelkiej propagandy
wzgledem innych KRAKOW; musi
nastapic porozumienie. re nd
granicach z sasiadujaceu,i kraja-
mi ME bedzie wznowiona zadna
akcja agresywna. Ukiad odnoS--
ME do Ligi Narodow rozciaga
sic W zasadzie ma Rosie.
ZdolnoSc piatnicza Niemiec ME
powinna bye mierzona dzisiejsza
ich zdolnoScia pfatnicza, ponie--
waz znajduja sic one dzisiaj W
takich samych ciezkich warun--
kach jak pozostafe kraje W Eu-
ropie.
Paryz, 4. kwietnia. (Prasa ST.
= Po dyskusji mad interpelacja
rzadu odnosnie do jego polityEi
zagranicznej, izba deputowanych
.przyjeia wczoraj wniosek wyra-
zajacy premjerowi Poincare vo-
tum zaufania. Ia wnioskiem wy
powiedziaio sic 4S4 gAosy zaS
1-,o>;,,, E,,Ity 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
Kronika Chicagoska.

sta fall zbrodniczosci. Prze7
zaprowadzenie speciaRzacji pra-
cy i przenoszenie sedziow dc
spraw gdzie ponioc jest najpo-
trzebniejsza oszczedzi sic wiele
in;epotrzebnych wydatkow j cza-
su. Podziai sadow dotychczaso--
Wy wedfug kategoryj spraw'
(przcstepstWa, zbrodnie) costa
ME zniesiony. Taxa unifikacja
.ssd6w zostala- PEzeprowadzena
.juz pred dworna laty W sadach
IS Detroit i daia wspaniale ,rezul-
,taty. Ma plan TAXI zgodziio sic
juz kilkuset sedziow j obecnie
prowadzona jest akcja, by reszta
sedziow, przyrzckia poparcie te-
mu planowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
PROTEST PRzECIW WYDA.
LENIU URZEDNIKoW
PRZEZ HARDINGA.

Waszyngton, 4 kwietnia.
Stowarzyszenie pracownlkow fe
dcralnych zaprotestowaio prze.
.ciwko nagfemu usunieciu W ze
,sziy pistek % urzednikow z blu
ra rytowniczego ! przeciwdlo ma
tychmiastowenu zapelnieniu icE
posad przez ,innych. Ma sltt
tex inwestygacji przeprowa
dzonej W ich oddziaiach prze'
departament sprawiedliwosci
protest ow zostai wreczony pre-
zydentowi Hardingowi przez Lu
ther C. Stewarda, prezesa stows
rzyszenia pracownikow federal
fych. Osobny protest w tel spra
vie wniosiy pracowniczki W de
partamentach rzadOwych. al
boWlem pomledzy WyudiOilyanf
by.y cztery kobiety, zajmujac'
.Myzsze stanowiska.
KoNGRES zADA WYJAsNIR
MIA.
Waszyngton, 4 kwietnia.
Senator Caraway postawii wriio'
SEX W Senacie, aby prezydcrs
Harding dai wyjasnienie, dlaczc
go oddalono urzedndkowsz biu'
ra rytowniczego. Taxa sanla reks
lucje wniesiouo W izbie poslow'
przez peprczentanta Moore z w
Virginia. Podczas gdy " Kon-
gresie i W Senacie wriosld te bZ
~ wniesione, wydalony dyfekt04
biura rytowniczego Z IL pdPfs
Dokbficzenie IA str6nicy TINE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-04
LEWIS PoTEP1A WLAsCl
CELL KOPALN.
Waszvngton. 4 kWietnia,

Washington, 4 kwietnia.
Prezydent unji gornskow powie-
dziaf wobec czlonkow komisji
piracy, re gornicy pragna jak mai
.rychlejszego zakohczenia strajku
lecz to giownie zalezy cd przy-
sz,ego postepowania wfascicieli
kopalh. Ma wniosek Blanda ma
.prczydent Harding wyznaczyc
specjalna komisje, ktora sytuacIe
strajkowa ma gruntownie zbadac.
Lewis powiada, ze gornicy takieJ
inwcstygacji ze strony komlsJl
sic ME obawiaja, lecz zadaja, ably
ia komisja byia bezstronna po-
s;adaia nicograniczona wfadzs
tz54dsnia postepowanigTwsas seirIe-
ii kopalfi co do kapitafa wiozo-
neyo w interesy; weglowe, ich "a
rohek, sposob operowania kopal-
miami, bezpieczehstwo podczas
piracy dla gornik6w j wogole wa
runki piracy W kopalniach. Ma
krzyzowe pytania, zadane przez
prczesa komisji Nolana, Lewis
odpowicdziai, re gornicy ME zy-
GA yobie upahstwowienia kopaln
otecnie, poniewaz jest to -ponle-
kad niemozliwe powodu trud-
fosci oszacowania wartosci. Tax
samo gornicy ME chca zalezec od
zadnych komisyi, majac przykiad
z dziaialnosci konisji dla spraw
koIeiowych.