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The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Small Buying of Ginghnms.

Contrary to earlier predictions. manu-
facturers of gingharl dresses report
small orders for spring delivery. Buy
ers apparently have decided against
making commitments at this time. their
only activities consisting or price In
quiries. Prices. as quoted by manu-
facturers. are generally on par with
those of last year, although the gingham
market Is higher than the prices at
which the finished merchandise is SELL
ing The few commitments made have
been for immediate delivery only.
Manufacturers are holding prices Arm
at their present levels and expecta-
tions are that the end Of the month VIII
see q rush of buyers.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Gray Goods Unchanged.

The gray goods market opened yester-
day with prices unchanged and only
fair amount of business was transacted.
Inquiries for more staple printcloths
were numerous. asking prices for 64-60s,
SIS yard and 6s-72s, 4.75 yard being
S94 cents and 9E cents, respectively.
Sheeting and speciality lines were with
out particular feature. Constant inquiry
as to prices was the only sign Of activ-
ity in the btnlap market. Prices on
and 10 IA ounce goods were reported at
and 400 cents, respectively, but the
amount of business transacted at those
prices was negligible. Cables from CAL
cutta reported the market there as un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Linen Offering. Attract Buyers.

Considerable attention Is being given
to dress linens by out OF town buyers
and If the interest displayed is any in
dication of popularity. those items should
be strongly favored for spring use. The
sentiment throughout the linen trade is
generally more optimistic than 1t mas
becn for considerable time. Prices are
holding firm. fair amount of business
has been placed and indications point
TO large orders being placed as the
month progresses. The January clear
ance sales in progress are said to have
created real shortage in more popular
items of linen goods on retailers shelves
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
u. S. MOTHERS CAN BRING
IN THEIR ALIEN BABIES
Secretary DaUis Refuses to
Separate families.

~ WAsHGNGToN, Jan. 1G. -- Secretary
. Davis OF the Labor Department tonight
declared that his department was mot
fn the business of separating mothers
from their babies" in commenting upon o
New York dispatch OF last night which
1sad that Mrs. Dionisio Zalewaska a
resident Of Chicago for eleven years. had
been admitted at ellis Island with three
of her children but her three months
~eld infant, born In Poland. had been ex-
cludcd by the immigration authorities
because the immigration quota for
Poland had been exceeded.
orders have gone forward from the
p department the Secretary said. TO admit
babies in all such cases regardless Of
the condition OF the quota. lie added
i.that no official report on the case had
reached him, no appeal had been re-
ceived by him, and he did not believe
the dispatch was correct.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. 2 red and No. hard. S1.21;
NO: Manitoba, S1.29; No. 2 mixed, Sf.11k
c. J. I. track n. Y. to arrive.
.CORN-No. yellow. 66Mc.; No. white
arrive.
OATS-No. white, 46hc.; No. white.
44l5c.: No. white, i2lSc.: fancy clipped
white. 55lsc. ordinary clipped white, 47949c,
all elevator.
RYE--No. Western. e2Mc. +. o. b. and
Ole. c. l. +. n. Y. export.
BARLEY-Feeding 56ls@60Mc.; mailing,
6olsQ6Ihc. c. /. +. N. Y.
Observation-Disclosures and Canadian,
Sf.9SG2 a 100 lbs.
HAY-No 1. s26p2s: No. .. $24a26: No. g.,
S22Q24; shipping, $20@22 n ton; timothy,
No. to No. !. large bales, ton, $25@30
shipping, S22@24; grade, $20a21 fancy
clover mixed. $27G2S; No. clover mixed,
$25d26; No. clover mixed, $22024.
sTRAWaNo. rye, $24a26 a ton; No. .
FLOUR-Spring patents, S6.50@7; spring
clears. $4.50I5; soft winter straights. $3.50
Q5.75; hard winter straights. $625G6.5o.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Dangers to Navigation.

tNeported to the Hydrographic Office.l
The u coast guard cutter Gresham re-
ports On Jan 13, in lat 40 OF 10, Ion 70
5S 10. located a sunken barge with three
masts showing above water.
Jan o, lat 33 81, Ion 76 30. passed whistle
buoy marked "2 l. P."-Str w l. Steed.
probably Frying Pan Shoal whistling buoy
i P.)
Jan 8. lat SO So. Ion 62 81, a spar about
1s feet long, covered with barnacles.
Bcckenham (Br).
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Moro Activity in Knit Goods.

More active buying by knit goods buy.
ers was in evidence yesterday. AL
though fair amount of business was
written last week, few large orders were
placed and for that reason local jobbers
and manufacturers are optimistic about
the volume of business to be placed this
week. Dealers here are confident that
buyers have concluded looking over of
ferings and are ready to talk business.
A good share of attention is said to
have been given to hosiery In silk. wool
ana heather combinations.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Outerwenr Maker. Beneflt.

Good orders are being placed in the
outerwear lines. particularly in moro
staple goods. Buyers are daily in moro
evidence and considerably less shopping
around on their part is noticeable. In
terest is being displayed in many novel
ties and style features which outerwear
manufacturers have introduced. Largo
made in merchandise Of that kind and
bathing suit dealers, in particular have
benefited by many novel features Of
fered.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

Contracting Co.. Inc. = w. r. Gao
ioungs ct al. .....-...-..-. :....:. i'~o-.'o
ie''nA'.. ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. James - 2ssis
-T,yersnd rraSIne Co. Inc. 4oos5
KESSLER Harry-R. Dachs. %
~fsAi' ra Irn Tra'iceS-r a'ino" ''oo s67. 80
KoFsKY' oP l1' samucl-M. Usdcn...... aeo7s
hOaEH oatl.iSaon.s 'nsorsS. anu lA"ne M 10000
KORN. Harris-Gimbel Bros. N. 7. 49s.os
LORD DRY DOCK CORP.-Merritt
e. Chapman Derrick and Wrecking ,o. a.
LEVIN, Jacob: Morris Levin and
Jacob Morris Levin. Ines. J. ,.z "a
MARiNo. Jack, and Fidelity ana
Casualty Co. of n. Y.-People. ,an "a
&c. ..............-...--. oo'''o
'inrbtimE ,rbtarag, ic,sE' ro iNo s2s. 80
MARSHAI,L. Hayden C.-J. Martin 1.064.44
SameJ M.r,in 100. a
MAGRUDER Roberts,. Moses. -. 1.o66.91
~ n. .'. t'eu uaoe. 80. @ 1920
MYERS. j. T'ranklyn-Mancie Auto 49,, ;,
MELToN-MepoNALD' ELI I5t1s ooRP.-v.
v. Lebedeff Engineering Sup %. M
MPIrrANP II rp' MILDLY & DRESS CO.
INC, and Abraham Goidberg--W- .on >,
MooNELns. eLn Em.j Kiorfein..... sss.s5
MOULTON. Roberto. T. De Cone 90. No
NEUBuRG. Adeie-underwood Es- :,
NEW ART PRINTING. INc.-H. ...
Junger ...........-.......... ~oo'os
O'KEEFE, Nathaniel M. and Chas.
II. Pattengill-Wall st. Stables, -, -
pAssrp,EEiNirIiE.' Rocco and Antonio !.
,,t,I Sastellano-Psopie' co;,,;,,hs "o0o'
Casuaiyv coWpeopie &c 1.o0o.o
PICARIFLLO, Frank-A. Boyarsky 1888 20
PIoN. Albert O.-Mail Express o,s sc
PERoT. Edw. b. and Minnie b.
Jackson. ex'x.--C. Gallagher. III ,64S.9d
QUINsEY & SCHROEDER. INC 90, :,
II. F. Klemens. ns......-.......... 22l.io
Ing Association. Inc. -. 4st.4i
aitY nv' CoMPeonle raw" ,is,' ~ Sc' 500. "a
ROSENBERG, Jacob--J. Mandei. 1858. &c
Co. Inc. - ..................... a1T.co
CO! "i Of ". So. .....'............ - 80 s5s sc
seaSSipsn. -, Morris %as:,. RsSiy M;,sy
(Schneider Bros. G. Miller)--Aus-
lander Safety Lock Co., Inc. 24o.5s
SHAPIRO. soiomon-carfinkle -, ~
sIEvERA tlivi Bension Ben. Ell. E. Maatta-
Ion sos.f,
sILvERMAN. Abrahanl-M. Cold
Corp. ................. 2,oss. sc
SEELMAN Isdor--L. L. Strauss. 216.3(
SACKS. Jack or Jacob and Joseph
(Sacks Bros.)A. ]. Andrews. 432.6t
SCHWARTZ. Herman-Rottenberg
Sons Co.. Inc. .....,.......-:..... 4se.7s
house ~ 80. 45e. As
WATERS, Frank J.--E. A, Hartley 45, ,496 2.
WEAR WE'LL COSTUME CO.,
INCL. G.. Gottiieb ct al....... 2I33'
WOLFE, Abram (Superior Truck
ing Coz m Mlereta. ........ 202.8.
Anderson ............ - ......... 1856 2:
WOLFE, Louis UIion Textile Coz
j. Kaufman. .................... S522(
WETHERILL. Chas. e. Auto
Brokerage Co., Inc.............. 9646'
WFINSTEIN, Morris-Frederick NJ.
Cone & Co., Inc. c................ 4247(
zlEGFELD. CINEMA CORP. @.
Peck ct al. 273it
y. schleIfer. ". ~ 1865,
BRONX.
BERGER. Anthony and Emiie-B.
III. Mosterman .................. 2o3.Zi
| HfMMELSTEIN, Samuel-E. ka-
| stein. Inc. ....................... 4S4.6.
KOHN, Samuel. and Simon g.
| Hamburger--North Side News,
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
start Thrift week Campaign.

The campaign for Thrift Week. in
augurated by tie Retail Credit Mems
National Association, began yesterday.
The purpose OF tine campaign Is to instill
in the minds Of the consuming public
using credits the hlea of thrift and urge
IT to spend money to better advantage.
Next Saturday has been designed as Pay
Your Bills Promptly Day.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.
Announces New Prices on
on Fabrics.

Prices on gingham, flannelettes. tick
ing, chambrays and special fabrics were
announced yesterday by the Amoskeag
Manufacturing Company, Jarvis Loo
mis- Boucher, agents Although ad-
vapces from the last opening prices
were made, buyers generally were sur
prfsed agreeably that no attempt had
been made to reach last falls high
level. The following prices were listed
Staple ginghams. 16 " cents; utility dress
einghams. 90 cents 10000 range cham
brays. 1914 cents: Hampshire five ging-
hams. 20 cents; romper cloth, 17H
cents, and suitings. 20 cents.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
OILS.

r,efinea petroleum was unchanged. Prices
foiio,v. STANDARD white, Nkew York export,
bbls.. Ic. in bulk; 14c. fin barrels and 17Iic.
In cases Water white, &c. In bulk; 15c In
ba rrels and fSkc. In cases. Motor gasoline,
Garages 26c steel barrels. Linseed OIL
Strictly pure. gallons 7M Us. In barrels
7ec Calcutta oil. s8c.
or, cTry, Jan. 16.--credit balances 1929
r,,ns. 2sc3a; average, Al .suJ shipments.
go. .7Tp: average, 4o.72S.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Army Orders
Special Dispatch 10 TxtE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
washington, II. g., Jan. 10.

These army orders haze been made pubic:
lNFANTRY-Capt. 7. Schoge. to Fort Ben
ming: Capt. u. N. Fays special orders Jam
fessor OF military sciHncc. University ot
Vermont: Lieut.. In I. Rees. detailed
bureau; Major J. NJ. Hob, on. Jr.. assigned 90
Twenty-third infantry, Ca mp Travis.
FINANCE DEPARTMuNT NT-Maior r. u.
Cave to Third Corps area. Major w. H.
Keith. 10 Philippine lslansls. =.
cELLANEouS-MaAor u. Il. Murphy,
70 training center Squadron 3, corps area.
Camp Mead: Cant. G. II. silascock, to Camp
Knox: Capt. X. McCatty. 4, Washington Bar
racks Capt. X. w. Webbe. detailed as as
university: Capt. ". s.. Pegrafn, Jr.. as
signed 10 Engineer Training Company No. >.
Camp Knox.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Navy Orders
spccial Dispatch to Tnr Nrw YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. 10. |

WHHHfTtKtUHs IIs Nse JHHs TDs
These naval orders have been made public: |:
Commander c. II. Shaw, TO command U. 5.
s. Gridley; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. WI
klnson. TO Ordnance Navy Department,
washington; Lieut.. J. +. Brown, to IT, g..
Philadelphia Lieut.. p. Buchalter, to u. =. g.
Eagle IL; Lieut. W. S. Hactor, 20 Naval
Air Station. Pearl IIarbor: Lieut.. a. y.
Larsen, to command U. S. s. Allegheny.
Lieut.. II. u. Stone. 20 sid on staff com
mander. base force. Pacific fleet: Com
mander II. II. Hoyt, TO II. &. washingi on,
u. e.. Commander r. S. Rossitor, to Burea n
Medicine and Surgery, Washington Lieu.
tcant- Commander G. G. Wilson. 10 a. g. :.
Eagle II; Lieut.. Y. Humphrey. to ma, ri
station. Tutuila Lieut. a. l.. johnson. to
II. S. s. San Francisco: Lieut., ~. v. -.
Scott, 70 Great Lakes; Lieut.. u. l.. Toot
hahcr. resigned.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

On Jan g. 1922, the following dredging
buoys were discontinued In Nantucket Sound:
Monomoy dredging gas buoy A, Mbnomoy
dredging lighted bucys and @, and Mo-
nomoy dredging buoys ID. Il and L.
About Jan 81 Cross Rip relief light vessel,
Nantucket Sound. Mass, in approximately lat
81 20 80 n, Ion 20 II 81 w, will be changed
to show one fixed red light on the foremast
and one fixed white light on the mainmast,
the red light to be about feet higher than
the white light.
On Jan 3 red nun buoy. numbered Il,
was established in approximately lat 80 05 80
n. Ion 81 OF 30 w. TO mark the site of
BRrnwell Island Flats light a. Savannah
River. recently destroyed by collision.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.


The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
ARNOLD. Ernest Cor Ernest Al
People, &C.; juno 20. 1921 (va-
PIPERNO, Abramo-Downtown Sales
Co. Inc; March "a, 1920. ...... 257.13
GORDON, Mary A., Paul Radulich.
Antonio Magro and Michael Fino-
M. A. Moloney; Dec. 80. 1921. 330.30
oct rs, 1o21. .................. 2o.soose
BOYCE, Edwin W.. and Frederick
FEB. T nsa..'a J, ieis Dl.'ae' 20 1oo4.5o
Oct. SO. iais ............ 577.41
PAUZER. Joseph F.--F. p. Jerolo-
man: April IL. 1921. 954.f5
FIRER, Abraham, and Morris
Mller--M. Finkelstein; Dec. 81.
l92l t,ooo.SO
BERNSTEIN. Max, and Morris Haas
@. Busch; Dec. 3, 1920 (va-
cated) ...................... 1.4s2. 20
BRONX.
PANzER, Joseph F.--P. Crowley;
April 20, 1917. l5.................... 330..2
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, Jan 1e--Baroneter at
noon, 29.6O inches: wind. Sw. strong breezs !;
weather. duh and raining: temperature. 81
deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Custom HOUSE RECEIPTS.

The receipts for duties at the Custom House
Yesterday were S777 .s7i.45. OF which $lIO,-
IA, si was for merchandise withdrawn from
bonded warehouses and s6o7,112.64 for recent
importations.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

AssYRIA (Br). from Glasgow 18th for New
York.
HAvERFoRD (Br). from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
MOUNT CARROLL, from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

3:15-si7 e. 10Th ST.; Max Biotkin;
Unknown
s:oo-2e4a Sd av.; Metropolis Thcater;
3 5:so-iao w. sod ST.; unknown. Unknown
'''' 80 w. ''''' y Tiifiins
s;45-32 Grove ST.; Thomas MacLean;
1o:I5-7ot cauidweli av.. The Bronx:
10 oao-In npomp 'front.' Of 100 Essex st.. auto THING
mobile Dugan Bread Co.. Unknown
fo:45-l157 Intervale av., The Bronx:
Joseph Kaufman Unknown
II :O5--si2 Av. II John Ducas. ... Unknown
II ;35-25o7 Broadway: Ivan Jofflln:
Unknown
~ a,,--i96 Bowery--Rosenweig Bros. Unknown
1:i5-761 Trinity av.. The Bronfl, un-
known NO iDo,h -, s,nror ,IpEnaEns ps,fns
4:o5--55 Washington So, S. Judson Me-
mortal Church ......... Unknown
TriflIno
4:b5-525 First av., John stsger. :. .Trifiing
5.f0-i52 w. f3oth st., Anna Iron
duster .Trifling
Trifling
b:ss-s2s f.. asd ST.. Peter Traskos. Unknown
5.E0--72 Gnnsevoort st., L. Lorell Unknown
etO-357 Lexington av.. Cosmopolitan
women's Club ......'..,. Unknown
T:fo-53 v. 10th ST.. Cape Colony
Feather Co... .............''Il Unknown
7;s5-il2 John 81 unknown un,known
J:50-a6 Jane ST.; Edward Harris. Unknown
s:s5-2Ii- $50 e. % ST.; Israel Orphan
s.,, AVN Asyium At and North River: "'"
barge Spotlight. 80. ............: None
n;Oo-40f Lafayette ST.: unknown. Unknown
0:1o-3I Broome ST.. unknown. '.Trifi'ns
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW Yorx HrnaLp.
New York Herald Bureau
Washington. ID O.. Ian. I6
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ADR1ATIC (Br). at Madeira Nth.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN (Br). at Hong Kon,
15th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Fire Record

Corrections--Ffre reported Mt 35 West 33d
street on January 6 did not start in the
premises of weitman, Poilack G. Co.. but in
another part of the building. says the fire
marshal. Fire reported at 20 Eldridge street
on January 10 was at 20 Allen street
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
United States District Court were:
s. CENZBURG AND COMPANY. INC,
women's garments. 43 West Flfty-sXth
street-Iiabilities. So. .9s7; assets. $6.432. OF
which $2,l27 Is stock. $4,000 machinery;
tools, &C., SLIPS debts due on accounts and
$3.50 money in bank. Creditors ineInde
p. Altman Co.. 1854; Stern Bros, Sns3
JOHN T. NOLAN, groceries, ~ menth
ayenue--I,abilities. 5000: assets. soil
OF which so.249 IS stock, $242 fixtures, &c,
and $50 debts due on accounts. Creoitors
include United Sugar Company, $3.50; AUS
tin. Nichols & Co.. S4i2; Aninion & Person
S4i4.
Johnson BROS. IIGHTERAGE COMPANY.
INC 90 Broadway-Liabilities, S1o,3ls; as
GETS 81 26O debts due on accounts. Creo-
i,ors include Sunset Jighterage Corporation
so.c24; O'Boyle Lighterage Company Any
s2.o5s: Waller Lighterage Company. Sl959.
rugs. &c, 4f7 Broadway--Liabilities. SJ4s
Os4: assets $124,74T. of which $lt,oVv Is
stock 1900 machinery. fixtures, &c;' sio,-
oo0 debts due on accounts, 100000 IRE IN
s,,ranco polices in various companies. W, :
no deposits of money In bank and SZ.4ya
tnliouidated claim. Creditors lncluoe
ploomingdaie Bros, $23,5OO; Axeianoer a noer :
smith & Sons Carpet Company. Sle;vVV,'
Parish Company. S1i.5oo; Geo. Nichois q
OSCAR II GEIGER & CO., INC, furrier.
west Thirty-seventh street - Liabillties.
siT.01g; assets. s11 ,37s, OF when ss'SD is
stock. 81 800 machinery and figures, 81 ~ -
debts due on accounts and $500 pronlsse0nry
notes Creditors include G. +. klck, sl,-
s05: Mutual Bank, $500; Peari Defser-
man, 81 l,500.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
prcrvxERs IN BANKRUPTCY.

al
,,.oai,,ors IN bankruptcy appointed yester-
a.v an The ITnited states District Court We're:
MI nj VAL INC, 1746 Broadway-Louis weiss
r>rS8GTs reeeiyep' %nRoDoWY S3,ie PUBLISHING Co.
INC. 200 West Thirty third strcetoLaw-
renee Berenson. receiver; bond. sz'ou.
HARRY LIE hEHMAEi: raceiver; i't bond, 81 800.
MEADOW SILK MILLS, 329 Fourth avenue
susan Brandes. receiver for Samuel j.
pmRPY meISS" GoIDMAN, "a East Broadway-
Dorothy Kenyon, receiver; bond si'oW: ..uce.
LIEBERMAN BROS, isi rene,yer S.se for isidor
and Abraham I.ieberman: bond, S2.OoO; IN
3. ,o,,,ntarv petition filed in Brooklyn, wnere
Karasik is receiver
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Discharges in bankruptcy granted ~ yesse,r- 1,r
day by Judge Mack IN the ohtep per,,gr, at IulIns
I,oewith, william Schoen. Nellie Bernan. L.
NJ. and S. Shapiro, isidor lhcntnan, q. niose5 n.5
n Jasspon, II. Shapiro; Frame, stone anu
Iesycraft, as Frame. Leaycraft Co., am
Cohen and Neulnger, trading as Bronx
Booterie.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
terday, the first name being that of the
'e0'0'' MANHATTAN.
AMIGO. Pasquale - Lehn & Fink,
A. INC, e. DE ;s;AiLvo. iINcc.-Mail and
BRIMBERG, Samuel Nm. Rosen- 2.Io5.al
BLIjMENTHAT,. Charles and Agnes ,o,a,
r,pppv tIaroid y II. q. Corning 100000
prsi oyysISy isidor-M. Oster.... 5O9.01
HENSON John H.; Charles 9.
Wright and Edward y. Russell
Star OF the West Mining Co. ....- 2,64S.so
BRIGHT CAFE CO.. lNC.-Fox,
Icderer & Co., 1nc.... ............. 1ss'ln
DELEvIE, Sol-H. +. keemans... f42.!0
DTTTMAR w. Drcw-J. Soegel... 2Oo.io
DAVIS. James c.. drcctor-general,
&c-R. II. Williams. ............. 2,O1s.I0
FIELD. Jacob-M. Ismnn. ......... 1,Oos.oo
f1IArAii''oi.. ~ .ao. - 2oa.i6
NuiMv>n p,,ev '. 80. o8o.4o
II M CApIrR, INC.-R. Williams 045.26
GREENFIELD. Emanuel tGreen-
i'' feld .................... 245.s2
COTTLIEB. William, and Sam
Uare-ecnor q Wertheim. Inc. 6l3.0o
CoLDBERG, Moses C.-Mitsui .&
Co., Ltd....... s.............. lf'-S4.V-
olshi.s y zi,prayop. Gaoiani Of al. sol 90
,.TfEg Herbert HE. NJ. Ostrove. 1000
Sanc-V T. Korval. S7i.1o
game-M, NJ. Poole. ............... 336.61
''2hfDSTrS 2immarTSn Forshsy. ~. 12,o72 go
iG1S Gosfrey CO. c. .................s. I.172o.
HEITZNER. Frank. and Heitzner
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

and expenditures at the close Of busness 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
OtrzymanO ROzkaz Nstych-
miastOWegO AresztOWania
Urzednik6W Wydz aEu.

Szeryf Peters powiatu Cook
wczoraj rozkaz natych-
miastowego zaaresztowania wszy
stkich urzednik6w Wydziafu e
dukacyjnego, kt6rzy zostali ska
zani "a zlekcewazenie wyroku
sadowego ma wiezienie grzyw-
ne. Szeryf Peters odpowiedziaf
re natychmiast wypelni sWGi> roz
kaz. Rzecznik WydziaSu eduka:
cyjnego p. Hart Hanson oswald
czyl, re sam natychmiast ida sic
do wiezienia, by jak najprsdzej
odsiedziec swoja kSrs. ~
Inni urzednicy Wydzial1 be,
da pr6bowali najprawdopodet-
niej innych drog prawnych.
Opis wszystkich nadtzyc po-
pefnionych W Wydz;ale eduks
cyjnym wywolai wielke obu.
rzenie Il przyjacioi oskafzonycll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24

pic je nauczycielarni. Procz tego
istnieje prawo, kt6re upowaznia
superintendent do reguloWania
rominacyj W ten sposob, re zwy-
kle mezczyzni zostaja nominowa
nj, chociaz kobiety posiadaja wyz
sze wyksztafcenie. Przeciwko "a
prowadzeniu zmian ze szkoda dla
nauczycielek, walcza obecnie ko-
biety.
System nominacyj nauczycieli
by} przez caiy czas wojny nadu-
zywany z powodu specjalnych
warunk6w prawie kazdy poli--
tykier zapefniaf wakanse swoje'
mi protegowanemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

o sprzeniewierzenie urzednikow
WydziaAu. Komitet Zmzony
nauczycieli zwrocii sic 'wczoraj
do Sedziego McKinley'a prosba
o wydanie opinji 0 ich zamiarze
wysiania do prasy listu z zarzu-
tami o przesadnoSc przedstawie-
MIA skandalu w Wydziale. Ko--
mitet ten otrzymaf jednak male
zyta odprawe, gdyz specjalny o.
skarzyciel p. Greenacre os%ia'i-
czyS, ze Mkt pr6cz Lawy przy-
siegEch niema pojecia jak oil.
brzymie So naduzycia popefnicnc
W Vydziale edukacyjnym.
Zdaje sic, rzeki p. Greenacre.
re przekleta reka politykierow
siegneia przez Wydziaf eduka'
cyjny do szk6i, ably "a posrednict
wen dzieci prowadzic propagan-
de polityczna W domach. sedzia
Mckinley dodaf jeszcze, ze list
TAXI jest niczem innem iak che
cia zdyskredStowania kawy
przysieglych i wiadz sadowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
Lundin Stawi Sic Przed Lava
PrysiegIych.

Fred Lundin, lider frakcji ma
gistrackiej zawiadomii wczoraI
prokuratora stanowego p. Gro
we, ze stawi sic W najblizszych
dniach pred Lava przysie-
gfych, ktora rozpatruje naduzy,
cia W Wydziale edukacyjnym.
P. Lundin napisaf list do proku-
ratora po porozumieniu sic z
swoimi doradcami prawnymi C.
&c. lie Forgee w. o. Schroeder.
w liScie do prokuratora tiuma--
czy sic p. Lundin, re wcale ME
my$lal ukrywac sic pred wez--
waniem sadowem, lecz re konie-
cznoSc leczenia sic zatrzymywa-
IL 60 w Milwaukee. O wezwaniu
dowiedziat sic on dopiero- 2
dziennik6w.
P, Lundin ME mieszka W Chi
cago, lecz W powiecie Lake, gdzie
posiada wille, Milwaukee wiec
pojedzie ON do swojej will
stamtad natychmiast przyjedzie
do Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-24
NIEMCY ZAMIERZAJA O.
GLOSIc o SWEJ ME
WYPLACALNOSCI.
Berlin, "a pazdziernika.

Berlin, "a pazdziernika.
Kanolerz Wirth rozpoczal wczo-
raj narady W sferach Politycz'
nvch w sprawie polecenia gabine
,owi om6wienia kwestji, czy, wo
bee wieIkiego spadku wartoscl
mark, rad niemiedki powinien
oclosit o swej zupe4nej niewy--
pIacalnoSci odszkodowan woJen-
nvch zar6wno ped postacis iowa
row jak i W got6wce, ezy tez ME
Wog6le istnieje tendencja aby
Niemcy ME ptaoity Odszkodowan
woiennych pod zadna Postacis'
Kanclerz Wirth honferowat
wczoraj wieczorem Z Przywodca-
mi poszczegoluych Partyj row.
niez ma temat powyzszy. Ma
szczeg6Iniejsza uwage zasiuguJe
Iakt. ze DR.. Wirth naradzal sic W
tel sprawie najpierw Z p. Hugo
Stinnesem i jego zaPytywaf o ra
&c.
w pewnych sferach Politycz-'
nvch utrzvmuje sic mniemanie'
ze zabiegi kanclerza Wirtha ma
ia ma celu tylko pewne wylegtty-
rnowanie sic jego Z Polityki, jak2
on wsp6lnie zamordowanyn
drem Rathenau zainaugurowai W
kwestii odszkodowah wojennydl'
Politvka ia ME dala pOzadanych
rezuitat6w i obeonie kanclerz st1
IA sic przygotowac dla sieb'e dro
ge cdwrotu co wreszcie juz zaPo
,iedziaf niedawno, mowiac, re
raipArw Niemcy musza otrzy--
ma; chleb a p6zniej dopaero be-
da mysleli 0 odszkodOwaniach
wojennych.
w przemyslowym SwieOie ME-
rrieckim powstala niedawno mySl
-ozpowszechniania przekonania,
7e Niemcy ME moga w dalszym
,isgu piaciG odszkodowah wojen
nych. Jeden finansistow n'emie
rEich oznajmR ma zebraniu posia
aaczy r6znyCh akcyi, Il Niemcy