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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Sale of Mems Shirts, 81
Half Price for
Neckties, Csc

Another maker willing to send out his
seasons oddments at low figure! Basket
weaves, brocades and striped satins in many
colors. Z
tMen's Down Stairs Store on the Gallery Market J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

"n Stairs store on the Cutlery. Mnrket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Leather-Trimmed
Cloth Dresses,
S22.5O
Silk Dresses at S15

Crepe de chine in black
or navy with a touch of
gold in the colored galloon
trimming and some fagot-
ing to give the air Of
handwork
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Children's Socks
lSc Pair; 3 Pair. SOC

First quality white socks in to NJ
colored will twinkle small legs Not all con
each slze so the prices have dropped considerably.
Stairs to- Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
TricOtine Dresses
at S25
Silk Dresses at $40

Pretty crepe de chine
dresses in black or navy
with metal link girdles, jet
ornaments and pleated
panels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

(Men's Gallery, Niarket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Good Summer Suits at S11.5O

Palm Beaches and mohairs in both light
and darker colors and patterns. Well made
and conservatively styled.
=.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Round Hat Boxes, S.

Smart with tan bindings and
handle. Center lock and two side
catches. Cretonne lined. Two
removable hat forms inside. lS
inches across. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
Statesman and Educator
Today Will Be the Annivers
airy of the Birth of Abraham
Baldwin.

Abraham Baldwin, United States Sen.
ator and university founder. was born
on November 90. 1854. in Guilford.
Conn, and in 1772 was graduated from
YAls. He entered the Continental army
In l777 as chaplain and served until the
close Of the Revolutionary War. when he
removed to Savannah, Ga. In 1884, he
was cent to the state legislature, and
from 1885 to 1888 was a delegate to the
Continental Congress. He was a promi.
rent member OF the Constitutional Con.
vent!on Of 1857. and as such cast an i'm.
portan; vote leading to compromise,
the result Of which was the creation OF
the United States Senate.
Mr.. BALDWIN was member ~ Con.
gress from 1889 70 1892. and was United
States Senator from the latter year until
his death. which occurred In 1907
Meanwhile. in 1902. he was one Of tho
three Georgia commissioners who neso.
tiated tho cession to the Federal govern.
ment OF large part OF the states west.
ern lands. He conceived the plan OF the
University of Georgia, of which he f,
regarded as the founder. obtained
charter for It. and FROM 1856 to 1901
served as its nrst Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle Telegraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

The Sun Lumber Co., of Western and
its employees donated slS6.96 to the
Red Crossing during their drive. ThAs
sum was the profit Of the business ON
Armistice day, and one days salary
Of each employee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
ALASKA uH1 BURNING

Anchorage. Alaska, Nov. 2l-Superin-
tcndent Evan Jones was overcome by
fumes when the Evan Jones mine near
here. was SET ao!ale tooay oy SaekIirs'
eminent officials are assisting in fight
Ing the flames. The mine. which IL the
only ore.!n operation. reached By = spur
from the Alaska railroad has been sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Commissions as notaries public have
been issued by the secretary Of state
to Charles Ripley. of Huntington; Bu.-
ton Browning. of Logan; B. J. Rankin.
of Clarkshurg; f. +. Higgins. Of Sandy
Vile. and Lola Herold, Of Logan.
Foreign corporations authorized TO
hold real estate and transact business
IN this state were Capitol Construction
company. Of Ohio, and Blue Ridge Noun
tain Coal and Coke company, Of Della
ware.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

DR.. Chauncey William Waggoner.
head of the Department OF Physics or
West Virginia university, died at
Shreveport, La, OF injuries receive!
when he was thrown from a horse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
LONG rERMs roR AUTO BANDITS
Institute Of criminology Advocates IS
TO 20 YaAr SAntencal.

San Francisco. Calf. Nov. 21.-The
American Institute OF Cr!minology meet
Ing here adopted resolution advoca-
ting a law providing for the imprison-
rnent Of automobile bandits for 26 to
40 years with the proviso that the mini
mum be not reduced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

K. G. Anderson and Berton Swiger
were arrested and their automobile
confscated at Parkersburg few days
ago. 1t Is alleged the automobile con-
| tanned moonshine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
RESULTED IN DEATH

aged IL. son OF Harry Shone. who was
burned about the upper part OF the body
when he set on n quantity Of powder in
tree stump Sunday. died here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
POUND NOT GUILTY

East liverpool, Ohio. Nov. 2I.-CIar-
ence West. charged with removing con-
troller handle and throwing a brick
through a car window during n stree:
car strike riot here on May 4. was founI
not guilty by jury at Lisbon today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch to Tho Int .ence'
Charleston, w. va. Nov. ?l.--'harter'
OF Incorporation were issued today by
the secretary OF state TO III" following
new companies:
Sycamore Heights compar;. Wllliar''
son; 100000; s. II. Good ;. Jr., OHcy
p. Keadle. Willie G.. G" bloc. j. X
Brown and Liant r. Slave. Williamson
Standard Mortgage and Discunot com.
nany. Charleston; $4,000: I. \. Noble
ton. John W. Wooster. -. +. Hopson'
Perry Lee Hopson, Char sston.
White Lumber. and "dPply company
Clarksburs; 100000: g. ". Posue. /.
c. Holmboe. lIarvc% Rable. ii. a.
Schlientz. Karl Is. Kyle, Clarksburg.
Indian Hill Coal company. Morgan.
town; $4,000: Lemuel John, Jr.. c. b.
Jenkins, Ralph ". bradford. James l..
Gaskin. c. II. Humphreys. Morgantown.
Cora Mining company, Huntington;
5000. 900: J. u. Marcum. \. j.. Bast!ane!ll
L. n. BastianellI. L. VI. Doolittlc, Joha
S, Marcum. Huntington.
Chlorophen Chemical company. Elkins
$4,000: 9. l.. Stuckey. j.. A. Ravens
craft, J.. NJ Ravenscraft, +. s. John.
ston. Il. s. Irons. Elk!na.
]. P IEager and cmpanyo, Logan 800
900: Fred Hais,ip, Miller Farley. Paul
Barrett, Stanley Burton, ]. Il. Shrews-
bury. Logan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Capt. F. II. Callahan, age O., we'll
known c. & 0. conductor, died At his
home in Hinton Nov. Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Alvin F. Randolph. age IS. Of West
Union, died in hospital at Baltimore
last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Miss Marion\ Elizabeth Lakin,
daughter of Hon. names S. Lakin. was
united in marriage TO Mr.. John Wick
ers Ray last Wednesday evening az
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS

The Cooper Building Co.. Floyd
Cooper, manager, is Elkin's newest IN
dus,try. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Colonel Frank Tyree. OF Huntington.
was a business visitor Monday at tho
state capitol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
Wednesday, November %, 1922.
HOW AND WHY WEST VIRGINIA BECAME y
STATE

new The ground has been heretofore
point by historians have not failed to
present their views native West Viz
instructor In the Wheeling hfn
school and more recep,v holding chair in Washington college
1t would tri,e shows signs
OF artistic workmanship familiar the m"deTa
~ - an h.orv nv the works Of James Ford Rhodes OF Harvard
1t does not
attempt poudeus style impressive defamation freely from
renap and from public addresses interesting
and readable narrative national life
parts the first devoted TO 'e causes
which for moro rb, half century before the division
created constant sections
narrative OF these differences
@ rho % in The final separation and the second
which resulted in the creation "
Eastern towards the Atlantic
and East valley and the
West Eastern vrsnta was land OF
ing highlands
the breeding market Virginia land
- ntaips Of small farms of cattle raisers
Ohio valley interest tobacco grow"
ing Its trade was
~ rho ~ lands Of Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
by the English England its stamp
colleges manned by
f. b teachers was IN short an aistocratc society
shoulders OF serve who worked
with and powed fields The Scotch
1 and Germans Of Pennsylvania were predominant
and the wide spaces
nj the forest The churches they had were generally
ncsh which each head Of family
contributed Ridges the Megene made
n, barriers between the two sections and
interests lead directions the state
division improvements between
ne t w rso Of orgnr The western counties had no sooner
deoped
the old State
- ro was cause ~ dfscontcn, among the western settlers
~ o The co,,t,as and districts caused rron The great enersca
~ ~ ~ .b ,e,5e m sr Thought vigorously protested against tho
ti ~ ~, virginia svar, "pon vbar system Of .h he said
cent Of the entire population elected majority to the House Of
c,n..a ,,- ,rn,a ,orsors
,,a5 or,e
eciop elected thirteen state senators Jefferson majority
- ,b .,,,o nov
.ro uou roo mn.
- 49,. ,u - .u,,s,u ,ho,, h,, ,o,cn, Pawn
=, ,, rouor ,so
..o,
nous ;.1 :, .. 49,. r ~ n,u 49,. e,u hi, - n,r, ,,,or car
~ r ron,:n ,ad nr rho yo,.r. r,~ ro nrrro o ,orrtn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

The 49, annual meeting and ban
quet Of thSl\Wii Life League OF West
Virginia wiiNhe held at Charleston,
Dec Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

George N. Ford. state superintendent
Of schools, left Monday for Washing
ton on an official business "trip.
J. D. Muldoon, state supervisor ot
rural schools, left Monday for Morgan
town on business. He will go to othec
points in the state, returning about De-
cember l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

Buckhannon Is holding d rat-killine
contest this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

exempted
especially obnoxious 10
he
internal improvement"
natura
exercise the greatest political power
little therefore, through more
separation OIL n
Virginia aHac
twost in not In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

patriotic leadership than West Virgin
to 1865, and at no time In our history
public affairs by such leadership. .
John S. Garlic, Chester d. Hubbard,
J. Jackson, John s. Barnes, Daniel /
McGrew, Waldo p. COT. Nathan Goff,
John 4. Ollie, Ralph Berkshire and
were not small men, and they were
before and after the Civil war, gave
only to tho American Union, but ais
! humanity.
II was the good fortune OF the VIZ
life a neiGhbor to +. II. Plerpoint; TO
generosity, kindness and unselhshnes
, testify 10 the real moral greatness OF
/ understood it, was rule OF life. +.
/ in eloQuenCe or sober judgment, Tn
courage. executive leadership, the II
| others after him; the qualities that
! was natural leader. In the stormy
! In the eyes OF Virginia rebels, and IN
burned his library In Fairmont loudl!
halter for +. II. Pierpont. He was /
! the right are men who make history
1t was also the good fortune of I
thing Of the lives and personal quail
! 4. w. Campbell, Waitman T. WiIleyJ
Is only one of many who can testitya
ambition TO these men IS In itself {
founders OF tho State of West Virgil
munlties. They had property and Ste
! rskcd their positions, their proHcrN,
| own lives in behalf OF the cause OF T.
I Had they been timid men, and hadtf
could easily have stood apart from hf
could have found ease when the st,-r
by age, exempted from service intlt
! their hands and means. but they chse
which the author of the book. beint
money that pad tho expenses OF II,
was advanced by two Wheeling bank
q, the other ~ Sobicsk Brady. on th
/ Peter Val Wrinkle. In n real sense,h
wero tro pledges that these men eSt
thcm occurred little recognition for ke
! financial gain. The young and fee q
which 10 reward those who stood aft
demands of their times drew too l.,
(coptinu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
stern Virglnian.
suspicious Of a
new ones with

n the question OF
titntional conven.
counties took the
loyal new SpaperS
, occa sion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

aputatka. Perhaps circumstances limited
able zen who lived In West Virginia be-
period, but Il IS safe to say that no state
'er dereloped stronger, wiser and more
mia d. during the trying years from 1861
Y sine then have we been represented III
Arthgr I Foreman, Waitman 7. Wiley,
d, Jaaes s. Paxton, Campbell Tarr, John
LAM Archibald w. Campbell, James c.
I. Frucis H. Pierpoint, William G. Brown,
d scees of others who might be named
not selfish men. Their whole lives, both
, un1istakablc evidences Of devotion, not
lso 3 public interest and the welfare or
rite, of this article to have lived his early
o klow of the purity Of his character; his
,ss, and he is only one Of many who could
Of imam IN whom devotion to duty, as he
;. T. Pierpoint may not have been, either
he superior Of many other men, but IN
inoiratIon to 20 forward and to draw
NIKE ND the real genius to command, he
v Civil war days. he was the arch traitor
h leaders of the Confederate army who
Il, proclaimed that they had come with a
fanatic for the right, and fanatics for
he writer of this article to know some
,,iies of Chester Hubbard. Daniel Lamb,
'John { Barnes, and he believes that he
that TO impute small motives of personal
an obsurdity. These and many other
.io wore men Of substance in their COM.
tod for established institutions. Yet they
the safety Of their families and their
Vest Virginia and of the n" ~ Union.
they sought only their own SAFETY, they
ae great conflict, as many men did. They
rms Of battle passed by. They were AL,
Either army. They could have withheld
se TO stand for their beliefs. 1t Is a fact,
considered, does not refer to- that the
| first state government for many weeks
one of them controlled by Daniel Lamb,
personal notes OF F. II. Pierpoint and
heir fortunes, their lives and their honor
he to the cause Of the Union. Most >of
heir activities. and none Of them realized
a State of West Virginia had little with
rs birth aud guarded It's infancy, and the
,yily upon the strength Of most e thc"c
on Page Five.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-20
OSTATNlA POCzTA
wYTYCzNE POhITYKI POLsKIEJ.

WARSZAWA. - MIN. SiiirInlnt Zal
bral raz jeSzcze gEoS / OSwiadczyl, ie
w9tycma pOlityld pOEslHiej jest pllnO-
wac, aieby panOwal pOlt6j ably zagra'
MICA MierzyIa W nasze intencje poko-
jOwe. Pod lynn wzgledem So duie poste-
py. Many Oparcie 0 Francje ! Rlmuie,
uIAad GdaiiS.Aiem a W najblizs1ynl
czasie, przymierze Czechamk Sprawa
G6rnegO SlaslEa zOStala wZgiednle kO-
rzystnie zaAatwiOna, sprawa WiIenszczy
zny lest ma dO5reJ drOdze, a spraws
WschOdniej MalOpOlsld jest W OpracO-
waniu. Rad naSz ME dOpuSch do trak-
towania sprawy Wilehszczyzny i
WschOdniej MafOpOlsld - iumctim,
n zewnetrznych DaSzych stosunkow
najwiecej trudnOSci many LOtwa,
kt6ra przeprOwadza wywiaszczenie bez
OdszEUdoWania W spOS6b nam nieOd-
powiadajaCy prOwadEi pOlityke wew-
netrma, szl1Cdliwa nazym stosumHOm
szkoInym. z EStOnja rOzpOczetO lriSia-
DIV traEtat handlOwy. Fmlandji OLA
rOwalismy pOSrednictwO przy Zatargu
z Rosja Karelje, Finlandja przyje-
Ia je 1yc1liwie, ale MOSlwa, je Odrzu-
cha.
PrzewOdniczacy komisji pOse4 Stani-
shaw Grabsli zapropOnOwal, ably pOwO-
lanO do aycia kOnisje dla kweStji rO-
syjsEdej, prOpOnOwana juz dawniej
przez posIa AnuSza; aieby ia kOmisja
Objela sprawe kOnferencji W Genui.
PosfOwie Rataj StarOwietSld sprze-
ciwili sie temu WniOSkOwi, ladajac, by
rad sam OpracOwaI OdpOwiedi pro-
gram. a Sejn, by do tegO sic ME mic
Szal. DyskusJe mad ta spraWq od-
IoIono.
w dalszym ciagu pOSiedzenia, W dys-
kusji mad pOlitylSa Og6lna stwiertzh
pos. Marian Sejda, ie expose to jest tyl
kO powt6rzeniem daNnego j Obejmuje
zagadnienia czyStO pOlslde, tymczasem
iycie znnlISza POlSle, a1eby zajeia sic
zagadnieniami Og6lnO TopejSIiemi.
DOSwiadczenie uczy, ze tyfkO przez wple
Genie sprawy pOlsldej W ca1OlSsztaH pO-
lityh eurUpejsliej mole naSza sprawa
WygraG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-20
ZAPOWIEDZ WNLARSZU WOJsK
FRANCUSKICH Ma TERYTO-
RUM NIEMIECKIE.

BERLIN. - Frank Cur" pOdaje
sensacyjna WisdOmOSG jakO6y bur-
mistrze nadreislrich Obszar6w OlSupO-
wanych otrzymali cd kOmenderujacych
general6w franclESlziej aE1nH OlSupacyj-
-sej note, kt6ra ma zawiera6 pytanie, "
jald spOs6b ubezpiecTOna bedzie VIA
snOSc Oficer6w pOdOficer6w francu-
ssSich tel aumji ns~wypadek Og6lnegO,
daIszegO wmarszu wojsk francuslich
do Nieniec. w miejscOwOsciach nadS
reiislzich licza sic pOwa4nie z blisLaa
jui mozliwOscia zajecia nowych Obs1a-
row niemieClzich przez francuslde wOj-
ska Okupacyine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-20
Niency Staraja Sic oPo-
zyczke W Ameryce.
Niemcy DOWodza lstl;enia Paktu
FrankO -SoWieckiegO.
Ottawa Wejny Grecko Bulgarskiejj.
Plus XI PrzychyEl Sic Do Frosty Kar-
dynal6w Amerykanskich.
Kryzys Ministerjalny We WlOszech Trwa.
BOIszewicy Wciai Mara ReWOIucJ SSiatOWe.
F-n ToJonPnn mn ZnnPnni11 1n0
Kryzys Ministerjalny We WlOszech Trwa.
BOlszeMcy Wciat Maria RewOIucj SSiatOWej.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
NIEMCY STARAJA o PozY-
cZKE w AMERYcE.

Berlin, 20. lutego. - Wedius
wiadomoSci otrzymanych tu z
k6l dyplomatycznych, Rad ME
miecki zamierza przedsiewziac
kroki W kierunku uzyskania po-
zvczki W Stanach Zjednoczonych
pred Sym marca, II. pred roz"
poczeoiem sic konferencji W Ge-
nui. WysokoSc sunny PozyczSl
ME zostaia jeszcze okreSlona.
Rokowania charakteru nie-ofi-
cjalnego zostaiy juF rozPoczste
toczs sic dalej. Niemcy zgadzala
sic daG wszelkie gwarancje Anne
ryee. byleby tyfloo uzyskac po--
zycz1e amerykahSka. Gdyby pro
Jest po4yczki emerykahskiei 20
stas zrealizowany, wtedy umowa
zcstaiaby podpisana Przez Hugo
Stinnes'a i Waltera Rathenau.
Proiektowana pozyczka ma bye
zaciagnieta ma przeciag czasu 10
lub 20 lat.
w cefu skionienia Stan6w Zje-
droczonych do udzielenia Mem
com pozyczki 1Hywane 50 wSzel-
kie srodki. Niemcy mp. podkre--
siaia faGt, Il wstapienic .Amery-
Ii do wojny przyczyniso sic do u
tworzenia Republiki Niemiechej'
Przyponinaja oni fakt, re kiedy
Stany ZjednOczOne uwolnify ku
be ! utworzyfy z niej republike,
to rad waszyngtohski udzielis
nAodej republice pozyczki W eeln
umozIiwienia jej przetrwania maj
bardziei burzliwych lat i utrwa-
I.nia nowego rzadu- Wobec Pc
Vn.i analogji wypadkow Mem
~ roszcza pretensje do qozyezki
amerykanskiej. Pozatem Niemcy
starajs sic dowiesc, Il otrzyma--
ME przez Mich poayczki amery-
ka6skiej pred otwarciem konte-
r.neji sionomicznej W Geni po-
lepszysoby ogromnie ich stano--
wislOo wobec dswnych wrogow'
= szczeg6lnie wobec Francji, a
pr6cz tego pozyrzloa Amery&i
przyczynisaby sic ogromnie' ida
MEM Nienlcow, do rozwiszanla
rwestji odszkodowania woJenne-
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-20
REZYGNAcJA SEDzIEGo
.LANDISA.

Sedzia Kenesaw Mountain Ian
dis oSwiadczyi przedwczoraj, ze
posiai swoja rezygnacje prezy-
dentowi Hardingowi poczta i re
ma zamiar .dzieliG obecnie swoj
czas miedzy dzialalnoScia dla
spraw organizacji weteran6w
American Legion" iniedzy orr
ganizowaniem CRY baseball.
Sedzia Lands ME podal powo-
dow swojej rezygnacji, oswald
czyf tylko, re czas jego ME po-
zwala mu ma sprawowanie nadal
czynnoSci sedziego. Twierdzi on,
re przez ostatnie diva lata VISTA
wai godzinie 5-tej rano, gel
wieczorem wychodzii biura, a
W nocy nieraz musiaf odbywac
konferencje z przedstawicielami
uni robotniczych, lub budowni-
czych. Sedzia Lands uwaza or
ganizacje American Legion" "a
najlepsze ubezpieczenie i g7yaran
cje Pokoju i wolnoSci tego kraju
i dlatego ma zan1iar uczyniG
wszystko, co bedzie W, jego mocye
by przyjSc tel orgapizacji z Po-
moca. Niekt6rzy zaufani utrzy--
muja, re influenza, ktora prze--
szed4, podkopaia jego SHY zywo-
tire i przekonala, ze ME lnoze sic
poSwiecac piracy tax intenzywr-
ME, jak dotychczas. Prezydent
Harding dowiedziai sic Q srezy--
gnacji sedziego Landisa z sdzien-
nikow. Mkt absolutnie ME przy-
puszczaI, re ma on zamiar porzu-
c;c swoje stanowis.ko. Swego cza
su,. gdy sedzia Lands, jake wiel-
ki amator cry w baseball,
przyjaf stanowisko zarzadzajace-
go organizacja cry, jeden sena-
tor6w denokratycznych Ohio
wystapii przcciw sedziemu Lam
disowi zarzutem, re sedziowie
kt6rzy oddaja sic z zaintereso--
waniem grom, ME moga poswie-
cac sic z taxa energja sprawowa-
niu swoich obowiazkow. Chcia--
no nawet pociagnat do odPowie-
dzialnoSci sedziego Landisa ! z
tego Powodu, lecz koniitet pra~-
niczy orzekl, re chociaz zgadza
sic z potepiajaca opinja, to jed
max sprzeciwia sic wystapieniu
sadowemu, sedzia Lands otrzy-
muje "a swoje czynnosci W orga-
nizacji CRY $4,000 rocznie, przcd
tenn otrzyrnywai nawet $4,000,
ale sam poprosii znizke, gdyz
jake sedzia pobierai wynagrodze
ME $500 rocznie. Rezygnacja
sedziego Landisa spotkaia sic W
kolach .sadowych publicznych
z wielkim zalern, gdyz sedzia
Lands byi ME tylko zdolnyrn
prawnikem enefgicznym Sc
dzia, lecz take uchodzii a'wz6r
uczciwoSci, llonoru / patrjotyz--
mu. w swoiej l7-letniej ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-20
MozLIWoSC oDWoLANIA
P. HUGHES'A z WYPo-
CZYNKU.

Waszyngton, 20 lutego. -
Wczoraj oznsjiniono " BiaHm
Donlu, re Sekretarz Stanu, p. Hu
ghes, ktory obecnie znajduje sic
ma wyspach Bermudzkich ma wy
poczynku, nadesiai podobno od-
powiedz W .sprawie zsdan Senatu
0 przedstawieniu szczegolowego
materjaiu odnoszacego sic do
traktatu czworporozumienia. Pre-
zydenta Harding przyobiecai dzi
siaj nadesiae odpowiedz W tel
sprawie. Zgodnie oznajmienieni
scnatora Lodge, prezydent podo
tno ME posiada tego materjaiu,
gdyz uchwaiy odnoszace sic do
traktatu ezworporozumienia by
" powziete ma posiedzeniu tai
nehn. Mozliwem vice jest, ze w
zwiazku powyzszem zadaniern
Senatu Sekretarz Stanu p. HUI
ghes bedzie musiai powrocic do
Waszyngtonu wczesniej niz to
projektowaf. Kwestja traktatow
przygotowanych przez konfercn
Gle waszyngtonska i znajduja-
cych sic obccnie W kongresie ME
posune,a sic dalej ami krok, bo
chociaz szesc tych tradstatow
ma prawie re zapewniona wick
szosc gsosow wsr6da ezionkow
Komitetu do Spraw Zagranicz-
rvch, to jednak ME przesiano icli
jeszcze Senatowi, posvodu, re
tiaktat czWorporozumienia ME
costa, jeszcze omowiony.
w sferach scnatorjalnyeh wy
tworzyia sic obecnie taxa sytuacja
W sprawie traktatow przyjeycf
ma konferencji waszyngtonskiej,
le albo wszystkie beda ratyfiko-
%ane albo tez zostana wszystkie