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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09
MISS ARMRGHT
QUOTA SPEAKER
City Force Member Tells
of Her Work; Makes
Splendid Talk

1tiss aptne Arkwright, city.
hsctefiplcgs talked entertainingly
to the member Of the Fairmont
Quota Glib concerning nor work as
paclesolpgis for the city, at the
clubs weekly LUNCHEON served at
rho Faifinnnts
Mis- Arkgright asked that the
members OF the club not be critical
NJ do cy board Of directors for
delay n getting tho department
working stating that the work OF
startiue on properly equipped lab.
nrittpfy sas no small matter and
hat tie board Of directors was de.
fertuined To- mark the laboratory
one o. the best equipped in the
tate and that II was hoped within
the weekg 10 begin the work OF test.
ing the city water and milk supply.
MISS .Nttwrfghe told of the manner
in which the work would be con.
ducted most entertaining matt
rer.
Nile Pauline Eaudain. OF France,
WHO the guest OF Mrs. RolIo j.
cenle also gave an Interesting
talk q the club and answered a
liiniber b questions put TO her by
the club members relative to the
habits and customs OF French won.
On miss Naudain expressed her.
seIf q being delighted with Amer.
ice and tncidently with the people
of Fatrmont and made quite an i'm
PRESTON on the Quota members
with hes Charming and winsomc
Other guests OF the club today
were Miss Ella NJ. Ward, Miss
Blanche Price and Mrs. Rollo J..
Eon1ey.
Thirt We're seated about six at.
traetiyely arranged tables in the
assennb room OF Tho Fairmont
and we're served with u splendid
ltfnehepIs
Mrs Kathleen Courtney presided
md told the club members that
ihey must form at least one New
Years resolution IN that the club
utenthefs must call one another by
their first names. and to start this
Ind eath girl 10 stand and be greet.
ID by the club members who said
her name In unison.
ny Courtney asked that the
cptnntttee on time and place would
i9spect the property at the corner
~ Main street and Cleveland ave.
nue. which the American Legion
considering taking over for its
headqnarters and In which the Quo.
club might have q club room II
tbes saw ut to do so.
Two weeks from today the club
VIII hold its monthly evening
nesting at which time its charter
viii be- represented bv some ont OF
topn person. On this occasion it
proposed to invite the gentle.
man friends OF the club who are
ainbers Of the Rotary or Klwanis
clubs!
TodaySs meeting was the first for
eyeral weeks owing to the holidav
r1sh but from now on the club viii
meet regularly for its noon day
luncheon at The Fairmont.
]. o.
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REPORTS
GREAT MEETING
County Superintendent
Attended Session Held
at Charleston

County Superintendent l. A.
Barnes. who returned Saturday
evening from Charleston. where
he attended a conference OF the
county superintendents Of the
state, reports q very interesting
meeting, with most of the superlu.
tendents In attendance.
The method OF examining pupils
In public schools was the source
OF much discussion at the meeting,
the present system being practic-
ally admitted TO be guess work.
However while the majority Of
the educators favored a change in
the system, they hesitated to go.
on record as favoring q standard
system Of tests and examinations.
fering that the "time is not right"
1t was brought out very clearly
that the examinations as now con
Quoted were unsatisfactory and the
conference passed a resolution to
that effect, adding that the pres
ent method should be gradually
changed into the standardized
system.
Certain speakers characterized
the present system OF grading, as
an denomination" To the remark
Of H. II. Vanscoy. new county
superintendent OF Harrison county.
that II a, teacher wanted a child to
be promoted they generally get
through all right. H. F. Groves OF
Grant county. replied that he be-
lieved only a small percentage OF
teachers were dishonest and tina.
there were many teachers who
could not use the standardized
tests. J. D. Muldoon, supervise.
OF the rural department Of the
state department OF education,
came out squarely in favor of a
standardized system.
A resolution ~favoring the estab-
llshment Of teachers training
schools in every county OF the
state whore there are not already
facilities for teach training was
warmly discussed. Arthur Sion.
aker OF Hampshire county, heliev-
ed that the training scohols as
planned would not be Of much use
to his county. eve want TO de-
velcp rural-minded te1ehers for
service in schools of one ROOM" no
said. "and not the city brand OF
school teacher who starts the
Keeping Up With Lizzie move
ment." r. E. King OF Tucker
county emphasized this thought by
saying that the training schools
planned should not be filled with
city stuff"
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ISAN CLEMENTS
PASSES AWl
Well Known Golored
Dies at Hospital Ran
Cab Service

sam Ciemans. ansnidBtitne nero
who had made Fair,a6nt MS home
for many years ind Who IN 81
earlier yes-s yyssSono of5sthe ISoSt
spbstantiSls az III eoisrea citizenE
died Yesterday aftsrnn6n Al cooE
hoSpital where Id ind Son & IN
tent for several Te0E Sntf0rins
from a complicattousof az nj
the DAYS n ~isstrn3hSf's earii6s II
yelopment hetoTe M aSy 81 M,
did a cas- service bnsines tnStnis
city and was The pionser nor
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HOULT
Bible Class Meets.

blp IlaS6 meets.
The adult Bible class OF the Sun.
day school met at the home OF the
teacher, S. o. Cummings, Sunday
evening, and reorganized. The fol.
lowing officers we're elected: ]. D.
Bowman, president: Mrs. S. j.
Smith, secretary Mrs. F. e. Wiles,
treasurer. They also selected a
Spiritual committee, Membership
and Attendance committee, Social
committee, and Mercy and Help
committee.
Quarterly Meeting.
This evening at 1880 quarterly
meeting will be held at the church.
The meeting will be in charge OF
District Superintendent Archibald
Moore. All members should be
present tonight, for both the bust.
ness meeting and sermon.
Revival Starts.
Rev. r. 3. Wiles announces that
he will begin a series OF revival
meetings here next Sunday evening,
AS a result, the Epworth League
will meet at $3.50 next Sunday.
At the league meeting last night
Jess Bowman resigned as fourth
vice presidents owing to the fact
that he is away from home, and
cannot attend the meetings. Misc
Florence Wiles was elected to I'LL
the vacancy.
GO 10 Dakota.
In the company CT Rev. Wilas,
several persons : went to Dakota
Sunday afternoon, where thay at.
tended the services III the church.
They report a great Interest In tho
work, and a live church. Thirty.
five we're present at Sunday school,
and all stayed for preaching scr.
vice. AboS: a dozen others came
after Sunday school. It takes a live
Sunday school to hold all the at
tendance for preaching service.
Hold Conference,
At a conference OF the furnace
man, construction foreman and
members OF the board Of education
held at the new school building. IL
was decided that the small fire dis.
covered within the school building
Friday was the result Of too thin
walls in the flue for so heavy q fur.
mace. and that the woodwork was
too close to the flue.
After a consultation with Super
tntendent I. A. Barnes, It was de
cided to follow the suggestion o:
Foreman sQu'res and construct an
other brick wall outside the flue
with an atr.space betwesn an, extend.
Ing 1t through both floors. This
work will DO done at once.
The damage was confined to the
Mastering and woodwork near the
ilue, caused by efforts to put ont
the fire and cool the oyer.heated
tlue.
School will be held in the old
building until the improvements
are completed.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank brown and
Mrs. Olivia Kerns. Of Fairmont.
were visiting the latter's daughter.
Mrs. Lloyd Huffman, Sunday.
Jess Bowman, Of Fafrmont, was
Visiting his parents here Sunday.
John Bowman, Of Morgantown. ia
visiting the home OF his brother Il.
p. Bowman.
Earl McEltresh is confined to his
home by serious illness.
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WANT mo LOAN

MANAGuA, Nlcaragua,i Jan. o.
The Nicaraguan government IS
negotiating for d loan In the
United States OF .$3,o00,000 with.
which to construct q railroad to
the Atlantic coast. The loan
w6uldrbeaf seven per cent inter
est and mature In Is yearss
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MINERS CONVENE
CONTINUED from page one,

kSAG HlAP
-
onSah division, B. & o. on satur.
day. Foreign carriers proved 10
secure the larger proportion of the
tonnage BY getting 104 carloads on
Saturday. The 3. e Q. secured 81
cars OF coal.
Daily Shipments
Coal loaded east OF the Monop-
gah division, B. Il o. Saturday ag-
gregated I'll cars while that to the
wtst was 30 cars. Forty-seven
cars o focal was novel of the un-
consigned list on Saturday. -Four
cars Of coke were loaded to the
west on Saturday.
East Of Grafton
On Sunday there were nineteen
trains drawn east Of Grafton on
the B. go. +. R.. when $50 freight
loads were moved OF which 452
cars were coal. West off the divi-
sion there were 264 cars OF freight
moved. At midnight 1874 freight
loads bound for the east were yet
on the Monongah division Of vii oh
21S cars were coal.
On Saturday ISL cars OF freight
were movHl by twenty-five trains
OF which ass cars we're coal. To
the west there were 343 cars Of
freight moved.
Twenty-Hour trains drew $50
cars Of freight east Of Grafton Of
which Gas cars were coal. To the
west 1854 cars OF freight were
moved.
Personal Mention
c. II. Jenkins, A. Lisle White
and G., G. Bracket left last night
for Washington, d. C. to attend
the meeting of the West Virgin 4
State Coal Association
Paul Hamilton, Antler Coal Co.,
Has returned from q trip to Phlla-
dclphia.
+. ]. Patton. Patton Coal Co.,
has returned from a business trip
to Pittsburgh.
AZ Mines Active
Today furty-seven mines are at
work in the Fairmont region. The
active operations on the oMnongah
division, B. 6 o. today number So:
thost on the Western Maryland, 4
and the Imnes ut work on the Mon
ongahela In West Virginia total s.
Ten mines are at work on TIE
Charleston division, B. & O., while
sixteen operationse are working in.
tie Pennsylvania district OF tho
Monongahe1c railway.
Today's Empties
In the Fa'rmont region today
there are 789 empties ordered by.
the mines. They are ordered as
follows: Monongah division, B. &
o.. 4S9; Western Maryland. ga;
Monongahela In West Virginia,
203.
Operations along the Charles
ton division. n. & o. today order
ed Gs empties while tho mines on
the Monongahela railway in Penn
sylvahiaa today ordered 900 cars.
Golden Resigns.
1t Is understood that James Gold.
en-, Morgantown, state mining ia.
spector Of the fourth district. re.
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DEATH SIGN
lpy ArIncInted prcml

PUNT ARTHUR, Ont, Jan.
9-The business section Of Port
Arthur was stirred today by
discovery today of what was
declared by the police to be the
death sign Of the Russian boil
Sheviki 2ainted on tho walls Of
tie banks Of Hamilton, the I'm.
pertal Bank ad the offices OF
the Finnish vice consul. The
Sign" consisted OF a hammer
and stclt, painted blood rod.
Similar signs have been. found
on several residences, 1t was
said, s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09
TRIAL WEDNESDAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan s:-The
second trial Of Roscoe G. Arbuckle,
charged with having caused the
death of Miss Virginia Rappe, Los
Angeles motion picture actress. vii.
begin Wednesday as the result Of
today's proceedings Of superior
court.
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ExlLEn nRlMcE naAws

W1ERtNGEN, Hoiland.-The for.
mer crown prince has gained tho
companionship of the little girls OF
this district through his talent for
sketching. He amuses himself by
drawing sketches Of the children.
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SPEAKERS FOR
SAFETY SESSION
Some Prominent Men to Talk.
Meetings Start Next
Sunday

NE.LNH.kAHs N#H-
among the mining men who will
speak at the meetings incident to
afety first In coal mines, which
be held In the Fairmont re.
tqn for several weeks commeuc-
ing next Sunday will be D. j, Par
kef, Pittsburgh, United States
Bureau OF Mines who is ch!st OF
and stations, and R. NJ. Lam.
charleston, chief OF the de-
partmeht Of mines OF West Vir-
Btpia Just which meeting they
address has not been ascer.
aimed as yet.
he first meeting OF the series
yin be held next Sunday afternoon
80 O'Clock in the Princess
theatre Fairmont, when several
motion pictlros will BIO shown.
These include 1.-THE Story Of Sui
phur an educatrna film, and the
second picture will DO "Safe and
argersus in Bituminous Coal
tines with two other movies"
Guided;
Brtef addresses at next Sundays
meettngB In Fatrmont will he made
w ,. Riggleman. Farnort
mining inspector Of district s,
and Adam Crawford, Falrmont, In
Strtictor OF the mining extension
ehpolss Of Northern West Virginia.
sunday meetings will also be held
Shi1nston and Ciarksburg the
ene oabe held at Shinnston will
place on Sunday. January
ssth at2:30 O'Clock. while the n
p held in Clarksburg will be
ED inGillis' Theatre on Sunday
etnpon, February 9TH mt 2:45
5Gk
me schedule of meetings is az
49lows; January II, Carolina:
nnagy u.s. Ida May; January 10,
January 20. Monongal;
riia 20. S~hlnnston; January
Hrteh'nsona Feoraury s.
burg February {. Gypsy;
Murray. Evan l..
tts, G~larkeburg, state mining
4aspgetoT third digtriat will assist
irEz.
tns6aEs are being staged
safety department OF the
Satou Coal Company with
qneSltson Of the state de.
e mines ana the Un.teI
sagea,l e Mines.
ol,tty. Tx, WITH CO
"I AAagaHa. A. " S
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ALADDIN up 70 DATE

lloNDoN.-A mama for collec.-
ing bicycle lamps resulted In the
appearance before the Kingston
magistrates Of Edward Stradling.
Is. The policeman said Edward
had five lamps at home and had
decorated his bicycle with lamps.
He was placed on probation.
Hawaii is 2,1oO miles west of
San Francisco.
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np county. Tex, With ca
nsl'ng TO Tire 1890.
Least ropulous coun-
alte1 s.ates.
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opls live In the state Of
than IA All that part Of
nited States which les west
q, -Nahsaska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
PRED UZNANIEM NASZYGH GRA
NC WSCHODNICH.

WARSZAWA. - POtwierdzaja sic
wiadOmOsei, pOdane przez .Gazete
Warszawska", 1e pOdezas pObytu Skir'
munta W LOEdynie, przedstawiciel Pol,
ski przy rzadzie angieIslxim zloiyG
miaI rzadcwi angielskiemu note, W
sprawie uznania graniey wsehOdniej
Polski, zgodnie art. 81 traktatu wer,
salsIiegO. Min. SlSirmunt, bawiac W
LOndynie, pOdni6sI to sprawe r6wniei
wObec ambaSadOra japOnSlIiegO, kt6ry
zajaI stanOwiskO bardzO przychylne.
Welding dOniesiei Genui, Lloyd
George ma pestawi6 kOnlretne wnio.
ski W sprawie powszechnegO rOzbroje,
mia, przyczem prOjekt ten mice bedIie
calkOwite pOparcie delegaeji niemiec-
kiej, jak sic zdaje i wiOslSiej, oraz ma
turalnie - rOsyjskiej. Gwarancja dla
POlski ma bye uznanie przez mOcar-
silva jej granicy wschOdniej, wylkre-
SIOnej przez traktat W Rydze. (Dzis
sytuacja ia znacznie sic zmieniia.
Przyp, Red.)
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OSTATNIA POCzTA
LIGA NAROD0W ME ZAPROTE-
STUJE PRZECIW OBJECIU
WILMA PRZEZ POLSKE.

WARSZAWA. - correspondent ga
zety WarsEawskiei. SmOgorzewsIi do
nOsi z Paryta.. ie min, SIzirmunt Odbyi
tam d8uasEa kOnfereneje LeOnem
Bourgeois, przewOdniczacym senatu i
jednym z kierOwnik6w Ligi NarOd6w
- to w sprawaeh htewsldch. Z.
Bourgeois Oswiadczyl, re Hga ME ma
zamiaru wn0si6 jakieSsokOlnielI prOte-
stu przeeiwkO zaIatwieniu sprawy wi
leiisl4iej 1e Bourgeois uiyje swych
swych wplyw6w, aby pOmiedZy POlska
i Litwa zapanOwaly jak najpgedzej
stOsunki normalne.
Pred kiIzu dniami Rad francusIIi
zlo4yI min. SkirmuntOwi pOdObne o.
Swiadczenie OdnOSnie do swegO stano-
wiska w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
Powodz Zalewa DIVA Tysiace
Mil Obszaru.
w Sprawie Teren6w Naftowych.
Ottawa NOWEJ NOJNY W MEKSYKU.
Serum Przeciwko Zapaleniu Pluc.
lime Telegrdmy KrdjoUe,

biety, uzbrojone W pogrzebacz.
i kije, dzielnie dotrzynujac,
mezczyznom, placu w boju. Wal
I'ka ustala, gdy policja stanowa o
toczyla z4cietrzewionych gorni-
kow j uwiezAa 40 mezczyzn i ko
bet. Podczas wymiany surzaiow
ieden z policjantow odniosi, ME
grozne zreszta, rany. Wediug ra.
portu policji, walka rozpoczeis
| Isle. gdy grenada, ziozona z oko.
10 stl, gornikow kobiet, usilo
wala wzbronic wejscia do kopal
nj nieut,ijiyin gornikom.
POWoDz ZALEWA DIVA TY
SIACE MIL OBSZARU.
New Orleans, ! maja. - W
nastepstwie przerwania tainy "
Ferriday, wody rzeki Mississippi
zalaiy w sobote przestrzeli 2.0W
nil kwsdratowych. Me napoty.
koiac ma zaden opor, fale zmiata
~ miastcczka plantacjeI zrusz;
jac tysiace osob do opuszczenia
swycll siedzib. Nadsyiane raporty
wykazuja 25,0o0 bezdomnych 0.
sob W okolicy Concordia, Gaia.
houla j Tensas, gdzie olbrzymi,
obszary pprawnych grlntow stoi
pod woda- Straty farmerow W O.
wych okoiicach wynosza Cd
trzecll do pieciu miljon6w dola-
row. Tysiac uciekinierow przyby.
10 W sobote do Natcllez, napiyv
nowych trwa bez przerwy. CITE
~ tysiace bezdomnych obozuje
W HIarrisonburgu. DIVA tysiace
innych, dotychczas mnieszczo-
rych W Jonesyille, przenissio-
'iych bedzie powodu dalszego
wzbierania powodzi, do Harrison
burgu. Niektore rlice W Jones
Vile przedstawiaja strumicnic.
dochodzace do osnlir stop gfebo-
koSci. Piec' tysiscy innych ucieki-
nicrow, ktorzy szukali sclirorlic.
MIA ma wyzej poiozonych gran
tach, woda otoczyia dokoia od-
-eiela wszelks droge do ucieczki.
l'utejsze oddziafy ratunkowe zaj
nllja sic przewozcniem nieszczc-
sliwycl1 w bezpieczne miejsca.
Wysiano stad do Natcilcz wicl-
kic ilosci naniiot6w, kuchni polo:
wych / zapasow zywnosci, celem
niesienia .ulgi uriekinieroni, 3
ktorych niektorzy Cd dwoch- dni
pozbawieni byli pokarmu i dachu
mad giowa Oddziaiy ratunkowe
pracujac be- wytchnienia dnianii
i nocami, dotarly do wszystkich
ezesci zalanych obszafow j wyra-
zaja nadzieje, ze nowych ofiar W
iyciu iudzkien, ME Dyio.
Beardstown, ! maja. Try
Idziestu robotnikow greckich, a.
resztowanych W zwiazku zc stree
lanina we Frederick, W ktorej "a
strzelono szeryfa ! jego dwdsh po
notnik6w, wywieziono " sobcls
pod silna strata rnissta. Wzbu-
rzenie tdtejszej iudnosci byio tax
wielkie, ze. wiadze ebaWialy Sic
tlunlnego iiapsdu IA wiez;hi6W ]
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SEDzIOWIE zADAJA ZNIZ-
XXI WYNAGRODZENIA PRA-
COWNIKoM TRAMWA'
IoWYM.

~ -----rs---Is--- - s-r-af l7r
Sedzia federaIny p. Page wy
dal przedwczoraj formalne ore
tczenie, zawieszajace 6-ciocento-
wa opiate tramwajowa, ktora
miala wejsc W zycie dnia 1go
maja. Wszyscy pasazerowie sa ma
dal uprawnieni do zatrzymywa--
MIA .transferow", jako potwier--
dzenia upiaty "a przejazd.
Ma razie sedziowie Evans,
Page Geiger rozpatruja kwestje
znizenia wynagrodzenia pracow
nixon tramwajowym. Ostatecz-
ma decyzja W sprawiel 6-ciocento-
wei opiaty uwzglednieniem
znizki wynagrodzenia pracowni-
kom tramwajowym zapadnie W
ciagu najblizszych IA dni. - Sc
dziowie zwrocili specjalna uwage
ma argumentacje Stanowej Ko--
misji dla handlu, ktora ME zada
natychmiastowej znizki wyna-
grodzenia pracownikom tramwa-
jowym, powoiuje sic, jednak cze-
sciowo ma MIA, zadajac, by reduN
.cja oplaty tramwaiowej nastapi-
Ia raczej wobec tego, re loszta
materjaiow budowlanych spadiY
znacznie w stosunka do lat u
biegiych. Sedziowie krygkuja
wlasnie ten punkt uzasadnienia
.6-ciocentowej opsaty tramwajo--
wei, utrzymuiac, re Konisia
.Stanowa dla handlu ME. niiala
.prawa ME uwzgledniac natych--
miastowej znizki wynagrodzeria
pracownikom tratnwaiowyin, ko-
.szta BOWEN nlaterjalow spadiy
wprawdzie 7naczilie, natomiast ]
wynagrodzenie pracowrlikorn1l
tramwajowym podwylszone 20
stalo o 80 procent W stosunku
do wynagrodzenia W roku 1914,
co powinno bye nalezycie uwzgle
dnione. Experci dowodza ze wy
1agrodzenie pracownikow tram
waiowych tn W Chicago jest
najwyzsze ze wszystlSich, iakis
otrzymuja pracownicy traW~e--
iowi we wszystkich innych mia
stach stan6w Zjednocz., ze wy
.nagrodzenie ich W stosunku do
wynagrodzenia W 40 wiekszych
niastach caiego kraju jest Q A.
procent wyzsze. Wprawdzie bur
mistrz Thompson, P, Jackson,
i specjalpy obrohca
spraw miejskich udowadniaja, ie
.opiata tramwajowa powinna bye
znizona bez uwzglednieria zniz-
ki wynsgrodzenia pracownikow
trarnwaiowych, sad jednak uwa
s. te mike "a konieczna. =
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LIKWIDACJA SEJMU WILENsKIE
GO.

WILNO. = Kancelarja sejmOwa W
znacznie zmnieiszOnsm skladzie pod
dyrekcja p. Landesberga przeksztalco.
ma zOstala W biurO ikwidacyjne Sci
mu.. Biuro to rObi Obecnie Zestawie-
ME wszystIich uchwai, interpelacyj j
prae pOszezeg6lnyeh kOmisyj. CaIOs6
prac Sejmu ukaie sic niebawem W o.
sobnem wydaniu i przcsIana zostanie
Sejmowi Warszawskiemu oraz bibIjO-
tel5om puhIicznym. Originally akt6w
Sejmu wileGskiego oddane zOstana ar
ehiwum pahstwowemu W Whine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
.zABURZENIA STRAJKOWE
w uNfoNToWN.

Uniontown, rnaja. - w ubie
gla sobote, W kopalni Tower Hill
.wywiazaia sic walka, W ktorei
brali udziat strajkujacy gornisy,
gornicy~i policja stauo-
wa. Wsrod walezacych byiy i ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
o zWRoT PozYcZEK
ZAGRANICzNYCH.

Washington, l maja. - Rzad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych gotow
Jest, po diuzszej przerwie, podjac
Tia nowo pertraktacje reprezen-
tantami obcych pahstw, w spra-
vie splaty zagranicznych dlugow
woiet1nych. Suma ogolna, pozy-
czona przez Ameryke zagranicy,
dochodzi wraz procentamr dc
olbrzyniej eyfry sll ,500oO00oO
Zaden Z dlu1nych KRAKOW ME dal
Go tel pory Aineryce jakichkol--
wick gwarancyj spiacenia dluz-
nei sunny, poprzestajac jedynie
ma uznaniu ,swego zobowiazania.
Podjete W najkrotszym czasie sta
rania tutejszego rzadu, beda mia
y ma celu okreslenie drog i spo-
sobow, prowadzacycll do uzyska-
MA zwrotu pozyczonych sum,
wzglednie do zabezpieczenia zwro
tn tego ma przysziosc. Zadanie to
zlozy{ Kongres w rece Komisli,
zaanei pod nazwa koniisji zagra-
nicznycl1 dfugow rswiatoweJ
wojny. Koinisja ia; niedawno
skompletowana, skiada sic 2 pie
ciu czlonkow. w skiad jej, procz
ostatnio mianowanych przez Sc
nat posia Theodore Burtoa'a !
senatora Reed Smoot'a, wchodzi
sekretarz skarbu Mellon, sekre-
tarz stanu Hughes j Hoover, Sc
kretarz handlu przemysfu. z
naiwiekszym diuznikiem, Anglia,
pc-traktacje w-tej sprawie costa
II jug rozpoczete, innemi ditiz:-
nemi pahstwatai podjete beda W
najblizszej przysziosci. Pierwsze
krcki w kazdej oddzielnej spraz
vie, zaiatwiane beda zwyk}a dro-
ga dyplomatyczna. ME jest jed
nal, wykluczone zwolanie special
nei konferencji do Waszyngtonu,
W ktorej vienna udziaf rrzedowi
przedstawiciele finansowi eks-
pcrci KRAKOW, bedacych uajwiek-
szyini dfuznikani Ameryki.
Kzad tutejszy ME fudzi sic by
nainniej nadzieis odebrania dfuz
nych sum W niedalekiej przyszio-
sci, day jednak do uzyskania od
poszczeg6lnyoh ditlznych pahstw.
gWarancji spiacenia diugow W
formie obligacyj lub bondow, kto
re. zalelnie cd u1nania .odpowied
nich czynnikow, beda dostspne
do nabycia ldla ogoiu, lub tez
zatrzymane beda przez Rad, az
do czasu ich piatnosci. Bondy @.
we ME bsda nogiy niesc nizszego
NJ cztery j pol procentu zadne
z nich ME moga opiewae ma ter
faln df,tzszy, niz dojrzewajacy W
roku 1947.