davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
Alderman GOsuia Ia Urza.
dzsniem Plaiy.

Komitet dla spraw urzadzenia
plazy przy Radzie miejskiej O.
Swiadczyf sic wczoraj jednogio,
snie "a urzadzeniem plazy W
Sr6dmie$ciu miedzy III. Ohio a
Chicago ave. Pierwsze kroki W
celu przeprowadzenia budowy
juz rozpoczeto. Ma wniosek aid.
Louisa B. Andersona poleconc
subkomitetowi przedstawic ollo.
10 pierwszego grudnia sprawoz-
DAME kosztorys, tax, by koszta
urzadzenia wlaczone zostaly do
miejskiego budzetu. Urzadzenie
play kosztowaG bedzie 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
Prawnicy Przeciwko No.
wei Konstytucji.

Stowarzyszenie praWn'AGw Sta
nu Illinois oSwiadczylo sic wczo
raj wiekszoscia gSos6w przeciw
ko wprowadzeniu W zyci, novel
konstytucji. Przeciwl;o konstytu,
eli gfosowafo $50 prawnikcw z
ogolnej liczby 1907. Ad,Sokat H.
w. Standidge, skarbnik Stowa,
rzyszenia przedstawif zarztIty
stawiane novel konstytucji. U,
'trzymywai on, ze nova konsty-
tucja ,ograniczy prawo powiatu
Cook do reprezentacji w Legis.,
.laturze, re zrierza ona do "a
prowadzenia systemu nominacji
sedzi6w i re pozostawia Najwyz
sly TRIBUNAL pod wplywami po-
litykierow, gdyz mu oddaje ca
Ia kontroIe mad sadownictwem.
Konstytucja zastrzega wybor Sc
dziow, pornimo, re ostatnie do
swiadczenia wykazaiy, il tylko
25 wyborcow bedzie giosowaio,
to znaczy, ze zaledwie 13 procent
narodu bedzie wybierafo Sc
dziow, natomiast inny sposob
wybor6w konstytucja nova wy
klacza.
Clos prawnikow jest jeszcze
iednym wiecej W ogolnej opozy-
eli orgsnizacyj obywatelskich
lst6re widzagw W newej konstytucji
pewnyeh osob, zamierza-
jacych. ograhiczyc zarzad miasta
Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
KObisty WaIcza z Metczy.
znaIni 0 StanOWiska Nau-
czycieIi.

Nauczycielki chicagoskie przy
jefy wczoraj Z wielkiem zado-
woleniem oSwiadczenie organiza-
eli kobiet, W ktorem obiecuje ona
pomoc nauczycielkom w ich wal
ce przeciwko zastapieniu ich mez
czyznami, bez wzgleda ma cha
raktdr wyksztalcema. Usuniecie
ze szk6i wyzszych kobiet oparte
jest ma tel zasadzie, re ciaso I1au-
czycielskie powinno sic skSadac
z rownej ilosci nauczycielek !
nauczycie1i o lie naturalnie ME
obnizy to wartoSci szkof.
Podczas wojny i epidemji in
fluenzy adlninistracja szkolna z
trudnoScia tylko mogia znalezc
odpowiednich nauczycieli. Wo--
bee tego upowazriiono Wydziai
egzaminacyjny do wydawania
tymczasowych Swiadectw, daja-
cych prawa osobom z nizszem
wyksztafceniem do wykiadania
w szkoiach. Obecnie wskutek
staiego dazenia do ,zaprowadze-
MIA normalnych warunk6w Wy.
dzial szkolny pragnie Pewna j,
lose nauczycielek usunac zasta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
Bonar Law --Przywodca
Partji Torow.
TrOckiij PrzewidIe RewOlucje ewAmsyce
Rosa Me Bedzie Uczestniczyla KOnferenci POkoOwe.
Krupp Original KOncesje W ROsji SOwieekiej.
lime TeIegrdmy Zagraniczne.

moga bye uratowane tyIko "a po-
moca ogioszenia swej niewy--
placalnoSci.
Berlin, "a paEdziernika. - w
dtuzszej swej konferencji kan
clerzem Wirthem, najwiekszy
przemysfowiec n;emiecki. Hugo
SHINES oznajmii, IL Niemcy ME
floga zapobiec dalszemu obniza-
niu sic wartoSci mark niemie-
ckiej,
Walka ze spekulacja pieniezna,
do &torej przys9pii rad, wywo-
faAa Powazne nieporozumienie
lniedzy Partjs socjalistyczna i bur
zuazyjna. Ostatnia domagaia sic
cd rzadu odwoIania dekretu "a
hraniajacego handlu waluta, pier
wSza zaS nalegaia ma wydanie no
wych rozPorzadzeh jeszcze bar
dziel drastycznych iacznie kon-
tiskata waluty zagranicznych Il
tych Os6b, kt6re zostana schwy-
tame W chwili, gdy waEute taxa
beda sprzedawaiy albo nabywa-
1y.
Rolnicy zazadali podwy5szenia
ci;cjalnych cen produ1t6w roll
nych albowiem przy dzisiejszych
cenach ma zboze ME So w stanie
rabywac nasion uprawiac ziemi.
Obecne ceny produktow ro1nych
ustanowA. reichstag ma wiosne.
'Partje socjalistyczne, kt6re O.
biecywaly narodowi, re chleb be-
die tanszy, znajduja sig obecnie
W bardzo Przykrem pofozeniu j
sPotykaja sic Z coraz wieksza O.
Pozycja przeciwko sobie. Z niepo
Sojem wiec patrza ma partje bur-
zuazyjne, ktore staraja sic wzmo
cnit partje rolna,
Paryz, "a pa5dziernika. - Ma
maiqcej sic odbyc W Brukseli fl
nansowej konferencji miedzyna-
rodowej, Francja ma zapropono-
wac, ably wszystkie sprawy fl
n&nsowe W Niemczech zostaly
przekazane specjalnej aljanckiej
kolnisji konstrolujacej celem "a
bczpieczenia wypISt niemieokich
na rdchunek odszkodowan.
Wartosc mark nierniecIiiej spa
id stale nader gwaitownie i wsku
tex tego w sferach interesowa--
.nych oznaJmdono, re poprawienie
stosunkow finansowych w Mem
czech moze nastapic tylfOo "a po-
rnoca zaciagniecia Pozyczki mie-
dzynarodowej, wiekich oszczed-
nosci W dziedzinie wydatkow pan
stwowych, oraz zaniechania dru-
kowania nowych pieniedzy papie-
.rowych.
iSrancuzi zadaja cd bankow "a
granicznych aby ME spieszyiy sic
= udzielaniem Niemcom pozyczli
dlatego. re obecny rad w Mem
'czech jest siaby. Oznajmiajq je-
dnoozeSnie. re moze bye nova o
udzieleniu Niemcom pozyczki ty1
ko wtedy, gdy rzad tego lkraju
Inajdzie sic W rekach silnych lu-
Gzi.
Anglicy ME 50 przychylni pro.
jcktowi francuskiemu 0 zorgani.
Dokof1cZeT.i,. IA SIrOnicV %
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Dokohczenie "a stroniey I
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SAD PoDTRZYMUJE DEcY,
ZEE DAUGHERTY'EGO.

Nowy Jork, "a pazdziernika. =
Federabny sedzia Learned Hand
wydai wczoraj decyzje, przyznaja
ca federalnemu rzadowi prawo "a
bronienia przewozu trunkow ma a
merykanslIich statkach oraz pra-
wo uzycia wszelkich srodkow "a
pobiegajacych transportacjd trun--
k6w ma terytorjame woody St
Zjedn. przez crpdzoziemskie okrs
ty. ... .. -.
Orzeczenie generalnego proku-
ratora Daugherty'sgo, stwierdza
jaee, IL przewozeflie trunkow "a
rowro ma amerykaflskich jak
pod obcemi flagami piynacych O.
kretach jest nielegalne, zyskaio
aprobate sedziego Hand'a, wy
cllcdzacego z zaiozenia, IL akt
Volsteada uprawn5a w upeano-
Sci rad do stosowan;a podob-
nych restrytrcyj w stosunku do
transportacji trurkow ma morzu'
Wczorajsza decyzja odrzuca
rownoczesuie petycje zakaz sa-
dowy, wntesione przez zagrani--
czne ,przedsiebiorstwa okretowe,
sprzeciwiajace sic wprowadzenlu
w :ycie przepisow, wypracowa-
nych W departamencie skarbu ma
zqsadzie decyzji Daugherty ego.
Nicmniej jednakze sedzia Hand
przediuzyi obowiazujaca moe tym
czasowego zakazu sadowego pod
warunGiem, re zainteresowane
przedsiebiorstwa okretowe who
sa .niezwiocznie apelacje do mai
wyzszego sadu w Waszyngtonle.
Przedfuzenie tymczasowego "a
kazu sadowego dotyczy jedynie
zapasow trunkow, przeznaczo-
nych dla zal6g danych okretow
w oowrotnej podrozy do Europy.
Przed1u1enia tego udzielono do
piero po ziozeniu przez kornpa-
ME okretowe kaucyj W wysoko-
Sci s25,oOo, jake gwarancyj,l IL
tr,tllhi ME beda uzyte dla zad-
nycn innych a tyIko dla wyzej
@yszczegolnionych celow.
Everett Masten ,zastepca pra-
why linji White Star, oswald
cyl, il reprezentowana przez ME
go kompanja przedstawiciele
dwunastu innych przedsieb'orstw
okretowych, wniosa mezliwie mai
szybciej .apelacje Go r1ajwyzsze-
go sqdu.
Akcje sadowa przeciwl0o decy-
III Daugherty'ego zapoczatkowa
ly Enje Cunard Anchor. potem
przy!aczyso sic do tel akcji die
siec innych, najwybitniejszych
kra;owych i zagranicznych pred
siebiorstw okretowych.
Skargi wszystfach kompanij
skierowane byiy przeoiwko se---
krctarzowi skarbu Mellon Fowl,
kolektorowi portowemu W Mo-
wynn Jorku &c. Stuart'owi ! fe-
deralnym agentom prohibicyj-
ryrn.
DECYZJA DAUGHERTYEGO
WCHoDZI BEZWLoCZNIE
w zYCIE.
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Dokohczesie pa sIFonley 9 :.
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] Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.
Wsch6d slOhca o godzinie 6:1S.
-y4,s-4o a.Ez

Wsch6d siOhca godzinie 6:1S.
Zach6d slOnca godzinie 4:55.
-
POgoda W Chicago okOlicy: We
WtOrek pogoda cieplej; umiarkO--
wany pOludniOwy pOludniowO-za--
chodni wiatr. w srOde prawdOpOdob-
ME POgOda.
=
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Maj
wyisza wczOraj gOdzinie 4:SO pO
poIudniu so stOpni, najnizsEa dis o
Eodzdnie 3ciej mad ranehI' A stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
KURs NIAREK PoIsKICH.

Wedle kOmunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu generalnego kurs marek jest
dIis 1915 marek "a 81, czyli lie
eent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
Sad Decyzjje
Daugherty' ego.
Skarb Stracil MljardyD Dolar6wNa
Kontraktach Wojennych.
Senator Walsh Przepowiada zwyciestwo
Parti Demokratycznej.
Dalsze Oskarzenia W zwiazku Afera W Herin.
Brak Rak RobOcych Dale Sic Odczuwat W Caym Kraju.
TURCY zAMORDOWALI DW0CH AMER. MARYNARZY. 4
-:---
=
DaIsze Oskarzenia W zwiazku Afera " Herrin.
Brak Rak RobOcych Dale Sic Odczuwat W Caym Krju
TURCY zAMORDOWAII DW0CH AMER. MARYNARzY.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0Ue.

'dSd .OpOW.J U QUIZ yIldIllu
wiadomosci O wydanej przez Sc
diego Hand'a decyzji, prohibit
cyiny komisarz Haynes oswald
cyl, il orzeczenie generalnego
Prokuratora Daugherty'ego wcho
dzi bezwlocznie W zycie i bedzie
jak naJsarowiej przestrzegane.
Haynes wyraza przekonaalie, ii
n;Jwyzszy sad rozstrzygnie osta
tccznie sprawe najdalej W przecia
gu miesdaca. Genefalny solicytor.
Beck przygotowany'j 'jest ma sta
wienie sic pred najwyzszym sa-
dem j zazadanie wydania decyzji
oezposrednio po wniesionych
przez kompanje okretowe apela-
ciach.
w miedzyczasie Rad bedzie sic
trzyma} polityki unlkania jakicil
kolwiek drastycznych krokow w
kieruilku scislego egzekwowania
wchodzacycll W zycie prohibicyj
nych przepisow. Komisarz Hay
mes oznajmii, il ME pozostaje VIA
sciwie mic innego, jak yprowa-
dzic nowe prohibicyjne obostrze-
MIA W zycie, re jednakowoz fede-
RAIN irzednicy celni prohibicyj
III powstrzy1naja sic cd wszelkiej
akcji, mogacej wywolac powazne
fniedzynarodowe nieporozumie--s
mia az do ostateczpego wyjasnie
MIA. caiej sprawy w 'najwyzszyn1
sqdzie.
AMERYKA STRACILA BEE.
POWROTNIE MILJARDY DO
I.ARoW MA KONTRAKTACH
WOJENNYCH.
Washington, "a pazdziernika.
Nedfug oficjalnego oswiadczc-
MIA z departamentu sprawiedli--
wosci, Rad St. Zjedn. stracii bez
powrotnie kiNka miljardow dola.
row ma oszukaiiczych kontrak-
tach z czasow wojny, W tysia-
caci. bowiem wypadkow, repre-
zcntl.jacych wypiaty olbrzynnich
sum, ME bedzie MONA stwier-
die ! dowiesc nieuczciwosci i
zmowy, obliczonej ma wyzyska-
ME skarbu paristwa.
Departament przyznaje, IL pa
sxarze, W wielu wypadkach W fax
tycznen porozumieniu z rrzedni
kanli pahstwowyrni, zatarE wszy
stkie slady naduzyc do tego sto-
prlia. re federalni agenci ME mo-
ga obecnie wydobyc ma swiatio
dzienne zadnych dowodow, kt6-
feby mogiy stwierdzic wing po-
dcjrzanych Q udziai W nad,tzy--
eiach. Wiekszosc tych wypad-
XIV obejmuje kontrakty, zawie-
rane z departamentem wojny il
ainc-ykanskim wydziaiem okre-
towym.
Adwokaci tamujai wszelka akcje
w wielu wypadkacl4 procesy
sadowe zdoiano doprowadzic jui
pred lave wielkoprzysiegfyc
tam jednak wszystlde sprawy q
przyczen stwierdzono, Il
adwoaaci, rcprezentujacy strunJ
oskarzone. postarat sic sprytsss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
KALENDARZYK.

DN~~N~u~s~S~N~s-s~'~'>
Dzis, wtOrek, 24. paEdziernika:
Sw. Rafala ArchaniOia.
Jutro, Sroda, 25. Pazdziernika:
sw. KFyspina NJ.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
GERMAN RAILWAYS NORMAL.
Operate Without Loss First Time
Since the War Under General
Groener's Administration.

Berlin, March 23.-For the first
time since the war the budget of the
vast network of German government
railways balances.
This surprising announcement was
made to the budget committee of the
Reichstag by General Groener, minis
ter of transportation, who has achieved
this difficult undertaking, which up to
a few months ago was considered Inn
possible.
a special law passed last year gave
Groeuer almost dlctatorlal administra-
ton powers. with fine result that the
transportation minister has been able
TO announce that the annual deficit
of 15.0o0000,0o0 marks in railways
operation has been eliminated and
that the receipts now cover the Elk
penditures.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
OPEN u. S. TO RUSS PRINCESS
Officials Grant Appeal Of
Former American-Husband
was Slain.

New Orleans, La, March 23.-Prin-
cess Elizabeth Tschernitschew who
says she is the American widow Of a
former Russian prince, and who has
been detained by immigration authori-
ties since her arrival here a month
ago from Bremen, was granted her an
peal to enter the United States. The
princess told the authorities on her
arrival that She was born in this coun-
try of a family named Schllch. but.
that her parents Lad been dead for
some years. Sine told of witnessing
the crucifiXion of her husband by rev.
.olutlOnists in Russia. and of her flight
across Russia and Germany to Bre-
men. The princess said she plans
soon to leave for New York 10 lecture
on conditions in Russia.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
TO PASS BONUS TODAY
VICTORY FOR COMPROMISE BILL
is PREDICTED.
Friends Figure Out Two-Thirds Ma.
jority-Four Hours Debate to
Precede Final Roll Call.

Washington, March 23.-Republican
house leaders prepared for one final
skirmish in the long fight over SOL
diers' bonus legislation. They looked,
however, for comparatively little OPP
position when the measure comes up
in the house today under a suspension
Of the rules.
Four hours of debate was to precede
the final roll call, set for before ad-
journment. Half of this time was to
be assigned TO opponents for the fir
ing of the final shots at the compro-
mise bill. Some leaders said they did
not expect the discussion to change
single vote, and they predicted that
far more than the necessary two-thirds
majority would be obtained for the
bill.
Once the roll call began, party lines
were expected to disappear. In fact,
those who had undertaken to sound
sentiment in that direction thought
there would be more opposition votes
from the Republicans than from the
Democratic side. Some of those who
planned TO support the bill said p.iv-
ately they were not satisfied with all
of its provisions, but would vote for
it convinced that it was the best Iegis-
lation that could be brought before
the house at this time.
Democratic leaders planned to CEN
ter fire on the resolution to make
Thursday a special suspension day.
This resolution was to be presented
today Immediately after the house con-
vened. Its adoption-and only a ma
jority vote would be necessary for
that-would preclude the possibility of
the minority offering a motion to re-
commit. 1t was their expressed de-
sire to offer motion to send the bin
back to the ways and means commit
tee with instructions to re-insert the
cash bonus for which the new bank
loan provision was substituted.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
MOTHER QUICK! GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR CHILD'S BOWELS

Even sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of california Fig Syrup" If the
little tongue is coated, or IL your child
is listless, cross, feverish. full of cold,
or has collie, a teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In a few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly 1t works all the constipa-
tion poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender, little bowels and gives you
a well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has di-
rectiOns for babies and children of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother You
must say california" or you may get
an imitation tig STANDARDIZATION
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
IL HURT WHEN CARS CRASH
Coach Collides With lnterurban in
Center of Business District
at Cleveland, o.

Cleveland. O.. March 23.-Twelve
persons were injured, some of them
seriously, when heavily laden De-
troit avenue trolley car crashed into
the rear of Cleveland & Southwest
ern interurban car in the downtown
section OF the city. Hoth cars werel
crowded with man and woman passen-
gers bound for work when the crash
occurred. Several of the injured We're
taken to hospitals suffering from cuts
and bruises
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
U. S. AUCTIONS SEIZED SHIP
Steamer Libeed by Enforcement
Officers When They Find Pipe Dis
charging Alcohol Into Casks.

New York, March 23.-Libeled by
prohibition enforcement officers for
violation of the Volstead act, the
steamship Javary, $50 tons, was up
for sale at a public auction. Govern
ment officials had the sale in charge.
A pipe line extending from ship to
wharf excited the curiosity of officials,
who investigated and claim to have
found the line discharging grain al
cohol from "glycerin" barrels into
casks on the dock, which were, in,
turn, loaded on trucks and whirled liz
to the city. Captain Docherty was
convicted under the Volstead act and
the ship libeled
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24

lola, Kans,-"I can highly recon.
mend Dr. Pierce's medicines. Some
years ago my health failed. 1 became
all rundown and had a chronic cough
that annoyed me considerably, hut
after taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Ned.
ical Discovery my health returned and
! became strong. What this medicine
did for me feel it viii do for others If
they win put give ii trial. Mrs
Anna KeiBi, AIS South st.
Start aolc on the road 10 hearth by
obtaining the Discovery in tablets or
liquid from your druggist. Write DIR,
Pierce, President mvalids Hotel. in
Buffalo, n. y, for free medical advice
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24

any one who is younger and as ] am a
farmers wife / have plenty to do for /
cultivate my own garden, raise many
chickens and do my own homework.
You may publish this letter as / am
ready to do anything to help other
women as have been so well and happy
since my troubles are past. Mrs. E. T.
GALLOWAY, Carter's Creek, Tenn.
Most women find plenty to do. II
they are upset with some female ailment
and troubled with such symptoms as
Mrs. Galloway had, the smallest duty
seems a mountain.
If you find it hard to keep up, if you
are nervous and irritable, without ambi-
ton and out of sorts generally, give the
Vegetable Compound fair trial. We
believe it win help you greatly, for it
has helped others.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
WARNS AMERICA OF PLAGUE.
Russian Emigrants Carry Cholera
and Typhus Germs Into Ger
many, Berlin Advises.

Berlin, March 23.-United States as
we'll as central Europe. must be on.
guard against the Introduction of
cholera and typhus through immigra5
ton of Russian refugees, says warn
ing issued to-day by Or. A. Schlesinge,,
of the German Red Cross.
: Hordes OF these refugees are pou, +.
ing into Germany over the Polisll.i
Latvian and Esthonian borders and
many are seeking passports to Ameri-
Ica, where they have relatives and
friends who are financing them for.
the journey.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
SEE PLOT TO DUST
IRISH GOVERNMENT
Engineer of Republican Army
Tells of Revolutionary Coup.
MAY ATTEMPT 1T NEXT WEEK
Army Convention of Irish Republic
ans, Barred by Griffith, Will Be
Held in DubIin-Firing Con-
tinues on Frontier.

Dublin, March pa revolutionary
coup to overthrow the government Of
the Irish Free State will be attempted
next week. it was declared here by
Roderick O'COnnor, chief engineer of
the Irish republican army.
II was officially announced in the
republican organ here that the Irish
republican army convention, the hold
ing of which was recently forbidden by
Arthur Griffith, president of the Dali
Eireann, will take place in Dublin Sun
day as previously announced.
This announcement is taken to mean
that definite split in the republican
army has come.
According to Commandant Roderick
OConnor director of engineering of the
headquarters staff Of the Irish repub-
lican army, so per cent Of the army's
members believe that the army has
been "let down" and that me Dali has
been false to the republican oath by
agreeing to accept the inclusion of Ire
land within, the British empire.
The newspaper men were invited TO
the republican publicity department.
where they were received by Com
mandant O'Conner. Discussing the
army convention, the commandment
pointed out it had been originally sum-
moned with the approval of Richard
Mulcahy, now minister of defense in
the Dali cabinet. The delegates, he
said, had been selected by companies
and numbered about 600.
Firing Continues on Border.
Belfast, March 23.-DesuItory firing
continued all day from the Free State
side of the border, along the frontier
of Counties Tyrone and Monaghan, be-
tween Aukhnacloy and Caledon. mostly
from snipers located in houses inside
the border
The Ulster border commissioners Wis
tied the locality where the sniping ac-
tlvities were in progress and heard the
shooting. During visit to Ballagh
bridge, which divides the two counties,
Captain Thompson and Head Constable
Hall of the Caledon platoon, recon-
noitering, became targets for the
snipers on the other side. Other Off
GERS were similarly exposed while pro-
ceeding toward Ballagh bridge and had
TO seek safer quarters.
Mass Specials at Clones.
A force of Ulster specials has been
moved from Newtownbutler, County
Fermanagh, to within few hundred
yards OF Clones, in the Free State,
where there is strong garrison of the
Irish republican army.
Five mobile platoons of specials from
Omagh. Dungannon, Cookstown, Stra-
bane and Killeter were concentrated in
the Tyrone hills, from Pomeroy TO the
SPERM mountains, and searched the
countryside. The Cookstown platoon
found a number Of rifles and made five
arrests.
Marked activity by the Ulster special
constabes in the Derry district fea-
lures conditions here. Along the Derry
Donegal border they have blocked a
number of roads, in some cases digging
trenches across them. The specials
are using shovels, crowbars and wheel
barrows Communicated from the Derry
corporations street cleaning depart
ment.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
RENEW GERMAN RELATIONS
American Church Federation Council
invites Aid in Ending Causes
of War.

Washington, March 23.-An invita-
tlon to churches of Germany to CO
operate in the duty of developing a
world-inclusive peace system, which
shall not only restrain but remove the
causes of war;" was made public here
by the federal council of the churches
of Christ in America. The invitation
was described as marking resumption
of friendly relations between the
churches of the two countries, broken
off when the United States entered
the war.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
TRAIN HITS TRUCK, TWO DEAD
Men Believed from Gary Killed Near
MISUNDERSTANDING injured and
Is Dying.

Hammond, Ind. March 23.-Shortlv
after noon an Erie eastbound flyer
struck motor truck near Highland
nine miles east of Hammond, contain
ing three men. Two men were killed
outright and one is dying. The bodies
were SO badly mangled that identih-
cation So far has been impossible. II
Is believed the men were from Gary.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
SECOND FIRE IN THE CAPITOL
Small Blaze Discovered in Locker
Room in Basement Is Extinguished
With Slight Damage.

Washington. March 23.-For the
second time within a week, the cry of
fire" rang through the corridors of
the capitol and there was a rush of
apparatus to the scene as smoke came
pouring UP from the basement and
filled the senate chamber. The blaze
was discovered in a locker room In
the basement and was exinguished
with slight damage.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
HARDING CALL BY RADIO, PLAN
Proclamation Opening SAVING Cam
paign May Be Sent Broadcast
by New Scheme.

Washington, March 23.-President
Harding may broadcast presidential
proclamation by radio telephone,
launching the governments saving
certificates campaign, If plans worked
out by the Treasury and Post Office
departments are followed President
Harding Is said to regard the scheme
favorably.