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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
EUROPE'S CUE
SLICKERS HERE

European billiard sharks are flock.
ing 10 tho United States In drovss.
Tn. latest arrival In Erik uaxan.
hacker. one Of 0ermany's premier
eusixs Hasanlaeser In planning an
exhibition tour with Koji Yamada.
the japanese star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
|EA7 "a
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Coach Turner has bern shifting his
first tram cage squad srcand nj
broadway . bit. lie hs. put Art
Duffy and sali Arsi. second string
mon. on the first squad. sending
harrington and Car.trn. Go tho
scrubs. He has not announced his
lineup for the game ct Ballard to-
morrow.
Spencer Harris. who starred NJ broad
way for two seasons a. a basketball for
ward. IL playing tho best Eams he has
shown here A. least 40 says stan Riddle.
leader Of the knights OF Columbus squad
Harris IL now playing with tho cascys
Rtdfie In one OF the best performers IN
tho city. and n former Washington star.
Harris floor work has improved. and
Riddle says his passing Ia as fine any
he has seen.
Jack Tornsy. now playing forward
berth on Iincoln's case team, IL bound
to mako strong bid for the tto.yard
dash honors when the track season gets
under way lie was the only man 90
trim Johnny slater, Of broadway. who
finally won the city title lie beat slater
In the Broadway-Iincolnd dual meet.
Young ButIes. West seattle. fine
pitching prosI~rt, Il expected to be
one of the l~ssdipg hurting aces whsv,
the prep baseball league gets updcr
way.
Unless unexpected opposition turns IN.
Harold shidler. the hig Lincoln weight
man. should have pretty clear sailing In
these events this year n he turns out
for track again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
IDAHO CACERS
BEAT MONTANA

MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 9.-Univer-
sity Of Idaho defeated University Of
Montana In basketball here last
night. ~ 70 "a. In the first Of a two
game series. Idaho took an early
lead and was never in danger OF he.
ing overhauied. Superior basket
shooting and faster floor work fea-
tured the VandaIs' game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
TURNER A
DECOyf

The present layout looks as n
the appointment Of Turner nc
Portland N merely n decoy on
Keepers part. II may not be.
hut that's our guess.
Klcpper has said that Erug would
not go on the market FOR Jess than
five figures. The Iron Duke In
worth every bit az much as KruR.
It's now Keepers move rs far as
Kenworthy is concerned. Roidt has
set his price and unless the coin II
forthcoming or a deal for K-ug ar.
ranged. Kenuie may find himself out
in the cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
ALLEY TITLE
TOURNEY ON

CHICAGO. Feb. ss--Thc worlds
classic bowling tournament will open
here tonight with 20 entries.
The howicrs were chosen after an
Investigation OF their records In ma.
tionai and sectional tournaments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

His First Real Test

When Tommy Gibbons Meets Harry Creb, the St.
Paul Light Heavyweight Will Be Facing His First
Real Test Since He Jumped Into Fame as X. O..
Artist. Gibbons Has Been Bowling Over His OPP
ponents in Short Order, but Most of His Victims
Have Been Third and Fourth Ratcrs If He Can
Stop Greb, Then He Will Have Established Him
self as a Man With Real WALTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

tlme Ioach Munson mas
strengthened his team con-
siderably and the Railsplit-
tiers have been coming at a
mighty fast pace.
Lincoln u Handicapped by having
their greatest weakness at center.
aa both Joyce and Kwapll are In.
experienced. Munson In figuring 10
start the former.
SNYDER ~
GREAT HELP
The addition Of snider at forward
has boistercd the Green Lake team
considerably. Ills IL n consistent
shot and covers the floor hs well
sr any man In the league. Torney,
at the other forward. is Handicapped
by insxprrience. but he In a will
ing worker and has been going bet
ter since he has been working with
Snider.
Mccioud and Mccutchln. the
stellar Lincoln guards. have been
the bulwark Of the team all sea
son. Mccioud IL one of the finest
running guards In the city while
Mccutchin has been improving
right along.
Queen Anne will enter her five
regulars. the same squad that has
played practically every minute OF
the season. Douglas and Shultz
will be at forwards. shrceye at
center and Gibson and Krauczunas
at guards.
EXPERIENCED
TEAM
The Quays are dangerous because
every man on the team has had
experience. They are ali dangerous
shots and in Gibson they have the
beat guard In high school Circles.
The forwards all check back rapid
~ and under the tuition Of Waiter
Bell the hill cagers have developed
played Ia the Seattle prep loop In
several seasons.
But the game OF basketball In one
OF IN. most uncertain Of sports and
the Quays don't want 10 take the
Raiispiitters too lightly as the
Green Lake team IN coming from
behind with n world OF fight.
The second teams, tied for the
lead. will clash first and then the
big game will get under way. The
opening game win start at $40 .. m
IN THE other games OF the day
i broadway plays Ballard at Bal.
lard and Franklin entertains West
Seattle
The former game WIN mark the
J first start OF the Tigers In some
time as the team has been laid up
by illness. Coach Turner hasn't an.
nounced his definite lineup. as II
may be shifted at the last minute.
Ballard Va also crippled by the loss
Of regulars.
Franklin waiioped West Seattle
"wednesday ut West Seattle and
should continue in the race by de-
feating the Indians again tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
Seattle
Wallops
Leaders
Nets Outclass Million
aires in Every Period
and Climb From Cellar

Ill II took seven
good men ana
about 10 bucks
worth OF liquid
medicine 90 do
1T but Seatiien
hockey ga m
cleaned up on
Vancouver last
night. \ 20 0.
end tied up tho
league race 80
CLOSELY that a
cellar team "
now Just one
point behind the
leaders.
The game was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
Kansas to
Mix With
Champion
Benny Leonard to Defend
Laurcls in 15-Round
Title Bout Friday
by BILLY EVANS

y & " \ kAFNAH
n 20 get another
shot nj the light
weight title when
ne meets Cham
plon Benny Leon
ard Frtd ay In
New York.
The bout IL "a
be ts rounds 90 a
decision. w hill q
Leonard In picked
10 retain his title
without much DIFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
KENNIE THRU
HERE

There isn't much Of n CHARGE that
kerwc rtfy Will Play for the InfIanh
ss a regular with Walter Accredie
IN charge OF the club. u woL's be
bad baseball business.
BoIdt has hint - - 49, Scat
tie club u In the field for a good
Second sscksr that win be OBJ
tanned from the majors " he can
be wsiverrd out Of the big show.
He II willing To sell kenworthy
and will then use this money to
buy the new keystone man.
In the meantime tie Seatue club II
really counting upon young Tommy
Connolly. the Minneapolis infioider.
20 hold down the second cushion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

Jake May. the n~w vernon pitebev
obtained from the Tesss league. 10 .
southps~. He bad . sea.cn or tve
with the ~. Ioui. Cardinals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

The Detroit Tigers have signed Al
RrooE. rated as the noa, promising youns
pitcher IN the View England district.
Hs'a n former Boston prep school star.
and weighs about 100 pounds. and tossss
rlgnt-handed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

Ernest Kruegev, veteran Brcckiys
catcher, weot To Cipeinnsfi ~ part ~
the sammy Crane deal recently. siths
u wa. thought at first that the deal
wa. Just for cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
JOE YELLING
TO BOX HERE

Joe yelling, the crack eastern
lightweight who beat Eddie Pinkman
at Portland. viii box Joe Harrahan
In the main event OF the Northwest
Athletic clubs smoker next Tuesday
night at the Pavilion.
yelling will arrive today and start
working for the go Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
How Teams Stand
in Coast College
Basketball Race
SHUT OUT
CARDINALS

DAfO ALTO. CAL Feb. -
4 Washington State passed stan
ford In the coas, conference has
ketball race last night by winning
the second game OF the series Is
20 ~ on the local floor. The
staters won the first TIT n TO 10.
making clean sweep OF the two.
game series.
Passing and checking OF both
teams was even. the Norihernorm
winning thru more accurate shoot.
Ing. nnagginE several baskets on
throws from the center Of the floor.
Nah STATE Ilal nlaafnsd fIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09
Iron Duke
on Market
for $4,000
Boldt Once Offered In
dian Keystoner to Port
land for Marty krug
BY LEO II. LASSEN

OI ANyV He A4sAkEA'.AN
GIN BOLT IA one
!. |. !. ! !" !" !: !.
man that niil
Keeper hasn't
been aide TO work
~ his sales.aauship
IT, spell Co..
~ This has come
~ out In the detail.
ell story Given
~ cut b. Bot.t on
Ky n the ease OF btl
@4 l>enworthy.
The way .hlngs
now stand Keeper viii have 10 pay
$4,000 for the release OF the Iron
Duke or else II looks like Rsll viii
have 10 SIT on the baseball sidciines
this year. unless some other club
kicks thru with six thousand JOY
wheels.
Here's Boldt's story as told 20 the
writer. and II makes interesting read
Ing:
Kenworthy was Offered Sc. 700
q manage the seattle club. but
askesi for 81. 800 after soidt took
ever control Of the team and he
wanted q two-year contract
Boldt was willing 10 pay hum the
Increased amount for one year,
providing that he played. hennic
refused.
KENNlE ASKS
KIM MI EASk
Then Kenworthy asked for his re-
lsasn. stating that he was willing 10
my $1,000. finally boosting IL $500.
Boldt said he didn't want Kennels
money. but that n the Iron Duke
would tell him what deals he had
on he would try TO arrange for his
sale. But Kennie refused. stating
that Il would make II look AZ II
some other club was trying to
tamper with Seattie's players.
Then the big baseball meeting at
Buffalo came around. kennie and
Klepper went tefore' the minor
leaguc arbitration board trying 10
enforce the side contrac. that the
Duke had with the Seattle club that
provided for his release " he eou-dn't
come to terms with the Indians.
The board turned down The con-
tract and ruled tina ken-ie WINS the
property OF the Seattle club.
BOlDT WILLING
TO TRADE
Then kiepper tried TO dicxer with
UoIdt for his release. Boldt stated
that he was willing to trade Ken
worthy for Krug.
But Keeper stated
that he couldn't swap
Krug because Krug had
been sold.
0<rug turned In his signed con-
tract to Portland just the other
dayJ
Then Boldt said nothing doing IN
l~ss the Portland club could produce
a man capable Of filling Kenworthy's
shoes
Keeper came West and appointed
Tom Turner as manager Of he liosc
City club.
kESNIE
WRITES
Following this. or about the same
time. Kennic wrote TO Seattle scr.hes
stating that he was willing TO play
~ a regular for th@ Indians.
These letters had just
been delivered when the
news came from Chicago
that Kenworthy had re-
pealed the decision of the
minor league arbitration
board to Judge Lands.
That case Is stiil pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09


The changes 81 The Maple Lat team
IN their biE nans ~ith West seattle. ct
ui.psths Sunday. hinEe agon whether
~ rot hob Fsfsis -fii ss on hand 70 take
care Of the eeHter forward birth. This
CLASSY forward IL the pisat 81 ths f.saf
forward itns. lie has been on the road
,sesntly. ard shs can4disss have FELIX his
laas aseniy.
Msnarefs % all teams playing Haraay
msss not forge, e senf their iirsurs 90
rns star IN ~fitnx before FRIDAY neen.
% thsy can be published hstufJaYs
The Ceuss Cigar tom has .
shssre 20 go Into the lead IN tho
ynrtes dlvtslso ~ tho Cigar bsts tarn
IN . ola ss~s the Aiisa Athie<te
elisa team -sea thsy sis~h 81 wssa-
lad s-ssk sasa.y. The Cigar team
10 s-e~ tied ~ith wsshtngssa TxSk
SD ssash Psrk. bat bath park teams
have tsst too NEW xsrnes than the
sswas tlEar team. siths thst have
eli uua the same sassbes az esatr~ts-
The snnust English. Hco4eh game ~tii
b. played ct the end Of the regular sea
ssa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

"Chicken'' Hawkes.. the Vernon ont.
fielder is said tn have been thu tastes,
man In eireiinz the bases IN the Amer
lean league last year, bat his weak
throwing arm heat him out % a regular
Job with tho New York Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

That's Jim Boldt's side Of the
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

Billiards began as an outdoor
pastime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

IN BOLT IA one
man that iiill
Keeper hasn't
been aide 10 work
his sales.aanship
spell c..
This has come
out In the detail.
ell story given
cut b. Boi.t on
the ease OF hlll
kenwortfsy.
The way .hlngs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09


Oakland Ia expected to pu, In a hid for
Morry shick. II the Gan Francisco club
asks for waivers on tho outfteider shick
htt oe~r roo. ard was n good base run
ner. fielder. ana had a good arm las,
year. Bat hrs work above the collar was
Of brush league variety, according 20
some OF his fellow players.
salt Lake will add n valuable
hitter N they line up doc" john
ston, Cleveland first sark~r. sohn-
ston has always be~n fine hitter,
but no has been troubled with weak
ankles.
Joe wood. who played right field for
Cleveland only against southpaw pitchers.
u due to play regularly now that Elmer
smith has been shifted 90 tho Boston
Red Sos. Wood picked up wonderfully
In his fielding last year. and no hit with
the leaders In the American league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-09

These letters had just
been delivered when the
news came from Chicago
that Kenworthy had re-
pealed the decision of the
minor league arbitration
board to Judge Lands.
That case Is stiil pending.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
sZKOLNICTWO POLSKE Ma
SLASKU.

KATOWICE. - Wydzial Oswiece-
MIA publicznegO wojew6dztwa SlasHie,
90 kOmuniExuje: Prace OrganizacyJne
ma pOlu szkOlnictwa w wOjew6dztwie
sIaskiem pOstepuja W szybkiem tenn
pie. Geese g6rnOslaska wOjewOdztwa
uodzieIonO ma Ia inspelxtOrat6w szkOl
nych, a mianowieie: Katowice -
inspektOraty, Kr6lewsia Huta - 2
SwietOehOwiee - /, Lubliniec Il, MI
kol6w - /, MysfOwice = 1. Pszezyna
Budnik - /. Rybnik = 2, Tar
nOwsIsie Cory - 1. ObOk pOdzialu M
inspektOraty szkOlne, istnieje takie
DOdziaI ma OEregi wizytaeyjne, kt0-
ryeh Jest 4. z pOczatkiem rOku szkOl-
nego beda Otwarte seminarja nau.
ezyeielskie, a miaROWieie meskie zen
skie W MyslOwieach, meskie W Tar
nowsI,icIi G6raeh " Pszezynie- Gin
nazi6w bedzie 6. a mianOwicie W Kr6-
Iewskiei Hucie. KatOwicaeh, MysiOwi
each, Pszczynie, RybnilSu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
LIGA NAROD6W ZANIERzA UL-
zY6 NIEDOLI NAUKI POLsKI6J.

GENEVA. - KOmisja ola MiedZy'
narodOwej Organizacji Piracy NaukO-
wei zajeIa sic przodewszystkiem spra'
wami niecierpiaceni ZwlOki. Pierw'
sza Mich jest zbadanie stanu zycia
umysIOwegO W pOszczg6lnych kra-
jach, - druga jest pOmOc natychmia-
stOwa dIa narOd6w, kt6rych tycie u
myslowe zagrotOne zaStOjem. :
Komisja uchwalila przedIOfyG pros
be Radzie Ligi zOrganizOwanie an
kiety warunkach piracy umyslOwej
W r6tnych krajach, kt6rs wykazala-
by przeszkOdy tamujace rOzw6j nau-
XII, oraz zaprOjebtowala srOdki ZapO-
biegawcze. w ankiecie tel przede.
wszystkiem uwzgledniOne bye maja
warunh ekonomicZne praeownik6w ma
polu naukowem. Odnoshie do dru'
giej sprawy Komisja zwr6cila szcze-
g6Ins uwsge Rady Ligi NarOdow ma
roTpaczliwe warunIi rOzwOju Eycia
umysIowego W nlekt6rych kfajach,
kIadac iednoczesnie nacisk ma konie,
cznosG natychmiastOwej interwencji.
w zwiazku tenn KOmisjs pOleciia
D. Curie- SkIodOWshiej j p. 'ReynOldo-
wi opraeOwanie memoriaIu stanie
Eycia umysIOwegO i warunkach piracy
naukowej W Polsee Austrji re wsla-
zaniem srOdk6w zapObiegawezych dal-
szemu upadkowi. .,. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
OSTATNIA POCzTA
PODZIAL ADAIINISTRACYJNY
G. SLASKA.

KATOWICE. - TymczaSOwa Rada
WOjew6kl1a, stOsOwnie do uStaWy au-
tonOmicznej, przeGROiyla WArszaWsklej
Radzie Mlnistr6w prOjelt pOdzialu WO
Jew6dztwa SIaslziego ma Olregl. Pro-
jekt ten pFzewiduje 8 Olregi wOjew6dz
lie, na kt6re pFzypaSG ma OkCsc 50 PO-
slow. POdziaI ten jednalx Stan0wi, Dda
MEM k6I nievniecldch, Ograniczenie
praw niemieckiej mieszOSCi narOdO--
wei. Niemieccy czlOnkOwie Rady
Wojew6dzsziej zaprOteStowali wObeC to
20 przeciw talzimu pOdzialOwi, jednalt
beZ skuttq. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
KoNFERENCJA w SPRAWIE
MORATORIUM FJASKIEM.

Berlin, %. sierpnia. - Delega-
Ii komisji reparacyjnej, sir John
Bradbury Manclere, ktorzy uda
Ii sic do Berlina, aby z rzgdem
niemieckin porozumieG sic W
sprawie moratorium, ME zdo1ali
przyiSc do porozumienia Z Mem
rami.
RGanclere oSwiadczyi wczOray,
V ,,rokowania skohczyty sic, gdy
rzad nicmiecki wydai oSwiadcze
ME. ze ME zgodzi sic ma oddanie
kopaln W zagiebiu Ruhr, ami tez
las6w rzadowych W tel okolicy
jako gwarancyj W zamian "a mo
rotorjum.'
Cabinet niemiecki zwosal
wczorai nadzwyczajns sesjs, W
relu porozumieuia sic co do "a
dan zorgsniDowanych robotni-
k6w, sby rad zajaf wszelkie do
ytawy artykuI0w spozywczych,
ubran ! obuwia, gdyz obawiaja
sic oni spskulacyj niesumien-
..I. I-,.0~SxHr
! Rad Wirtha ma wiele Gfopo-
tow wewnerznych powodu
spadku waluty piemieckiej, kto-
"a ieszcze wciaz spada powodu
presii francusliego rzadu odno'
Szacei sic do moratorium.
soW1ECKIE RZADY wy
PEDZAJA UCzoNYcH.
; RevaI, Estonja, %. sierpnia
YPrasa Stow - Donosza tutaJ
' Moskwy. o aresztowaniu pre-
szIo dwustu uczonych i pisa
4z6w, a W Piotrogrodzie areszto-
jwano trzydziestu. Wszysey ei u
czeni ! pisarze oskarzeni So c
niesprzyjanie rzadowi bolszewl'
skienu j zostana oni wypedzen'
Z Rosji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
SOWIECKIE RZADY WY
PEDZAJA UCZONYCH.
OFENsYWA TURECKA
PRZECIW GRECu

Konstantynopo1, %. sierpnia.-
Wediug wiadomoSci otrzyma-
nych tutaj przez aljanckich sO--
misarzy, Turcy rozpoczelf oter--
svwe atakienr na greckie wojska
W doIinie Meznder ma poiudnio-
wynn froncie. Przypuszczaja jed
make, ze atak gt6wny rozPocz-
ME sic ma Alum Karahissar al
ho na froncie Eskiszehr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
KOMITET ROZDZIELCZY
USTALI CENY WEGLA.

Dzisiaj ma sic odbyc posiedze-
ME nowo wybranego komitetu
rozdzielczego, ktory ma sic "a
lac uStaleniem cen wegla. Jak
powszechnie przypuszczaja cena
wegla podniesie sic 0 SIPS ma
tonnie w stosunku do ceny z ro-
ku ubiegiego. Kupcy wegla "a
pewniaja, re niektore kopalnie
podniosiy ceny wegla o 1926 ma
tonnie. W9aSciciele utrzymujs, re
straty ich, poniesione podczas
strajku So orbrzymie re dlatego
.ceny wegla musza bye wyzsze.
Straty te wodfug opinji seiueta-
RIA P. Honrolda wynosza $25,-
100000. Me We wszystkich jed
max kopalniach ceny wegla pod
niosa sic tax wysoko. Podwyz--
szenie zalezne jest cd wysokosci
kosztow produkcji w danej cze-
sci kraju. TAX mp. w kopalniach
poludniowej czeSci Stanu Hi
nois ceny podniosa sic tylko o
$1.OO, gdyz koszta Produkcji So
dose niskie. Take postepowanie
sIusznie zostalo okreslone przez
g6rnikow jako ,uprawniony roz-
b6j." ....
~ Waszyngtonu nadeszio po--
lecenie do wTadz Stanu Illinois
cd sekretarza Stanu p. Hoovera,
by wiadze natychmiast ustali{y
ceny wegla i W ten sPosob pre-
szkodzily wyzyskowi konsumen-
tow. Ma wczorajszem przedwstep
nem posiedzeniu komitetu, ma
iacego czuwaG mad rozdzieleniern
wegla, omawiana byla kwestja
kontroIowania cen wegla przy
pomocy Illinojskiej Komisji dla
handlu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
oPINTE o COLLINsIE Roz,
MA sIE WSRoD TUTEJ-
sZYCH IRLANDCZYKoW.

w zwiazku zamordowaniem
Michaela Collinsa, przywodcy If
landzkiej partji, dazacej do Ego
dy z rzadem angielskim, odbyly
sic w Chicago zgromadzenia or
ganizacyj frlandzkich. Opinje
wypowiadane ma tych zgroma--
dzeniach roznify sic znacznie
miedzy soba, Ma zgromadze-
mach organizacyj towarzyskich
irlandzkich ,,Clan-Na-Gael"
Friends of Irish Freedom" wy
razano sic uznaniem 0 zaslu--
gach p. Collinsa omawiano plan
wystawienia pomnika ku czci
przywodcy partji ugodowcow fr-
landzkich. Ma drugiem jednak
zgromadzeniu, urzadzonem W
Ben Hm" tcstrze m6wcy wy
razali sic o p. Collinsie, iako 0
,,najwiekszem przeklehstwie", ia
kie dotkneso Irlandis, Twierdzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-25
Ofensywa Turecka Pre-.
civ Grecji.
Francia Ma Pomoc Austrii.
Niemcy DOwOdza, Ze Juz Nadplacili AljantOm.
Cyczerin Me WpuszczOny Do Belgjji
lime TeIegramy Zagranicsne.

" Il I'd lid lOI OWUSCuQ a W
Anatolji uwazana jest przez VIE
lu, jake przygrywka brytyjskie-
go rzadu do nawiazania bezpoSre
dnich stosunkow w nacjonalista-
mi tureckini, tembardziej re
.delegat angielski dzialaf W tajem
nicy pred innemi pahstwami.
Townsend mial wiele klopo-
tow, zanim zdolal przedostac sic
do Angory. w Bejrucie konsul
angielski chciai wstrzymac go W
podrozy do pahstwa otomahskie-
go, a kiedy mu sic to ME udaio,
zwrocit sic do loomisarza francu-
sEiego, aby ten ME pozwolii an
gielskiemu delegatowi podroio--
wac po ziemiach znajdujacych
sic pod kontrola francuska. &C.
neral Gounard, francuski komen
dant, odpowiedziai iednak kon--
sulowi angielskiemu, re ME
m6gSby wstrzymaG Towpsend'a
cd dalszej podr6zy, gdyz jest on
jego starym przyjacielem i iowa
rzyszem broni.
Townsend wyrazii sic, ze jesli
Anglia ME zawrze ugody Tur-
kami, Indie beda straoone dla
niej, gdyz mahometanie propa--
guja swoja religje tam, sfanaty
zowany nar6d kazdej chwili be-
die gotow rzucic sic ma wojska
angielskie.
JeSliby Grecy wycofali sic ze
Smyrny inne sporne punkty mo-
gfyby bye zaiatwione o wiele Ia
twiej. Armja tSrecka jest lyle
silna, re aljanci nabawic sic mo-
ga wielu kfopotow.
Dalej gen. Townsend oswald
czyA Il ME zgadza sic on poll
tyka Lloyd Georgia. wzgledem
Turcji, a po powrocie swoim do
Anglji przediozy gabinetowi
wszystIie fakty odnoszace sic do
Turcji.
JeSliby cabinet ME zmienii
swej polityki, ostrzegl on, ze
przedstawi Gala sytr1acje parlaz
mentowi / narodowi angielskie-
mu, a takze ogSosi wiele rzeczy
o kt6rych nar6d angielski mic ME
vie.
Tureccy nacjonaliSci sktaniaja
sic obecnie wiecej ma strone An
glii a Kemal Pasza, ich przywod
ca, nakSoniony zostai przez pre-
mjera nacjonalist6w Bellira Sa-
my, do zajecia przychylniejszego
stosunku wzgledern Anglji.
Pozaten, Kernal Pasza ma
przygotowaG specjalny list do pre-
.mjera Lloyd Georgia., W kt6rym
przedstawi mu latwe warunki
zawarcia ugody turecko angiel-
skiej. List bedzie wyslany do An
gill, gdy tylko Townsend zawia-
domi Kemala Pasze, re nadszedl
.czas wysiania go.
Czy Rad Angory ma szczere
zamiary wzgledem Anglji wkr6t
ce to sic okaze.
FRANCJA MA POMoC
AUSTRJI.
Pzryt, 25. sierpnia. (Prasa ST.
= Kanclerz Austrji Seipel, kto-
~, znaidrie sic obecnie w Berli..