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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06
Referred to the Credit Man.
Rutland Herald.D

If the state of Vermont were in bust
ness, how much would you lend her on
her financial showing for the past two
yearS9
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06

Rev Francis A Foote of st. Johns
bury assumed yesterday the pastGrate of
the Soulful Union Congregational church
at Quincy, Mass. Rev. Mr.. Poole has
served in Maine, East Weymouth and
Worcester, Mass, and Barre.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06
One Year Ago Today.

The palace of the Roman Catholic
archbishop in the city of Mexico was
bombed by Reds"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06

For chapped hands ard cracked fingers
use Victory Cream. 30c.-Rcots PLar-
macy ADVERTISEMENT. 1S-5-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06
Passed Through, or Passed Bye
Burlington Free Press.

The announcement that Marshal Joffre
of France, who has been touring China
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06
member Of The Associated Press

The Associated Press 10 exclusively en-
TITLED TO the use for publication of all news
dispatches credited to II and not otherwise
credited in this paper and also the local news
unfinished herein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06

The new 5O-foot tower and ski jump on
Ske- boggan hill in Stowe is completed.
This has been under construction all last
week The committee has received word
from the hansen Ski club of Berlin, y.
H.. that they will send Bing Anderson
and two other daring jumpers to give an
exhibition on carnival day, Wednesday.
There are other jumpers expected from
BrattleborO, Dartmouth college and Mont
pelier The ice palace is completed; also
the hills have been rolled and the big
toboggan chute is getting speedy and
ready for young and old.
Roland Lvford. young son of Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Lyford of Hardwick, received
a bad cut on the back of his head a few
days ago in a peculiar accident. His
mother sat in rocking chair caring for
another child, who was sick, and little
Roland stood upon the rocker of her chair.
His mother got out of the chair, which
caused him to be precipitated through a
window Of the room. his head breaking
the glass. which caused the cut. Except
for the fact that there was a screen in
the window he would have pitched ont
onto the ground Is feet below.
| Adjt. Gen. H. T. Johnson has received
authorization from the war department
to increase the number of second ieuten-
ants in the Vermont National guard. Civ
ing one each to the regimental headquar-
i ters company at Rutland and to the three
| battalion headquarters companies located
at BrattleborO Burlington and Newport
One appointment has been made, Stephen
w. Keith in the Newport company. He
served in the navy in the World war
Capt Donald ]. Emery of the same com
pany has resigned because of business
reasons.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06

When an income tax collector called
recently on Mime. TetraZZini. tho famous
operate singer. he received $500 in paw
ment and slice of plum pudding which
Tetrazzini herself had made
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-06

Entered in the postof6ce at Brattleboro
second class matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
WHAT ARE DIVORCE CAUSES?
Experts Say Selfishness Is Reason

CLEVELAND. Dec. it.--pivorcos
Increase IN America annually. Scan.
dals grow. Courts are crowded with
unhappy married couples.
whyf How can the divorce flood
be checked
The questions were put up 10 brad.
ley Hull chief OF the Cleveland DO
nestle Relations bureau.
HUI is notable because he has han.
died 10000 divorce eases In 10 years.
And now Cleveland Is ono OF tho few
cities where tho divorce rate In not
increasing.
what Is the chief cause OF al.
vorccy- he was asked
1.-TWO thinga specifically" said
HUI, These arc selflShncAs and ir.
responsibility. But they are only tho
result Of a more fundamental reason.
blame rests. basieally. on the rest.
less. reckless. eontomptuous spirit
that prevails
-Scifishnczs and irrcsponsibllity
have always existed. but were for.
merry held IN restraint by tho srnNn
OF public opinion and by an inherent
respect for the proprietics. That Ia
gone now
Hun said II would be presumptu.
Gus for him 10 suggest a remedy.
Il know OF no way 10 change the
general conditions today he said.
My job Is 70 try 20 stem the tide OF
divorce. I do II by very ordinary
methods. which require much skill
and much tact.
we can only hope that wave Of
sentiment for the old order will re.
store the world 10 its old status re-
gaFdlng divorce.
III young people would wed less
hastily and with moro thought for
the future much of the problem
would be solved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
Judge Hall
Comments
~ e LII
By Calvin S. Hall
King County Superior Court Judge.

King County Superior Court judge
In my opinion. tho principal
cause Of tho svsF.increasing mum
Der % divorces IN tho lack OF eoa
siderasion TO tho many rcsponasosiE
ties and obligations that accompany
tho marital status given BY those
contracting marriage. Thss lack OF
consideration L. due 70 tho ease
with which divorces are occurred.
tho iiberality Of our divorce laws
and tho laxity os tho courts IN en-
forcing thoae laws
Most persons contracting marriage
are willing to accept tho pleasant
things OF married life. but refuse
, 20 make th. sacrifices that go With
Il, and the number Of divorces win
continue 10 lncrese untii those con
templafing marriage give 20 u the
serious consideration t should TO
cetve.
This .rresponaihiiisy on tho part
Of those marrying. and tho rushing
I into tho divorce court at the firnt
sign OF heavy weather. Ia menace
to tho welfare Of our country. Di-
vorcos are responsible for soss Of
tho delinquency In children and tho
consequent delinquency Of those
children when they become men
and women.
A realization that marriage IN q
serious undertaking can only 10
brought about by making divorces
more difficult to secure. To DO this
We must have uniform divorce
iaw. for nothing can b accom-
plishcd toward lcaseniux tho mum
bsr OF divorces while tho divorce
laws are severe IN one state and
easily secured In another. Distance
II no obstacle 20 ono desiring TO
sever tho marriage bonds. This
uniform divorce Inv should DO sx.
pllcl, and limited ms TO the grounds
for divorce. rncompatibliity should
no, DO ono OF tho grounds.
Mon by their cruelty. laxinerr or
drunkenness cause their wives 20
seek divorces. and tho only punish.
mens they receive II tho granting
Of tho divorce. which they arc
usually anxious 10 have granted.
and the arsessmont OF nlimouy.
which In most cases II never col
lected. The same is true OF wife
who. by diarerardtng her marriage
vows. breaks up the home. only she
has no allmony 10 pay. Tho state
by imprisonment Furnishes one who
commits a felony. yet the breaking
up Of home by the party at fault
is n serious injury 10 tho other
spouse. TO tho children. n any. and
to the state as well. In my opinion.
the one responsible for that injury
should receive tho same punishment
given for felony. and that is
prison sentence.
by remedy for the growing al.
vorce evil would be uniform di
vorce law. limited as to tho grounds
for divorce. strictly enforced. and
drastic punishment for those re.
sponsible for tho divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
Ford Runs ST Miles on
Gallon Of Gasoline

A new automatic vaporizer and
Decarbonizer, which In actual teal
has Increased the power and mI1eare
OF Fords from rs 10 so per cent and
at the safne time removes every par
ticle OF carbon from the cylinders
Is the proud achievement OF John A.
stranslsy, Bf77 south Main street.
Pukwana. South Dakota. a remark
able feature OF this simple and in
expensive device L. that its action
In governed entirely by tho motor,
re Is slipped between tho carburetor
and intake manifold and can be In
stalled by anyone In five minutea
without drilling or tapping. With
q attached, Ford cars have made
from 40 to 81 miles on one gallon
OF gasoline. Mr., Stransky wants 10
place few. OF these devices on cars
In this territory and has a very llb-
eral offer TO make TO anyone who is
abio TO handle the business. which is
sure TO be created wherever this
marvellous little device IA demon
started ff you want TO try one an
tirely at his risk send him your
name and address today.
fnenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
SAW
HOPE IN DEATH
Valera Aide Defied Irish
Executi0ners

LONDON, Dec. i4s--Ersiine Chill.
ders. British.born fighter for Irish
Independence. went to his death Mt
the hands OF Irish Free State cxecu.
TONERS breathing defiance and de-
clarlng that tho Irish people some
day would rcpudiate tho Angle. Irish
treaty and form an independent state
Of the type for which he died
This In brought out by last state
ment from Chllders. issued in prison
and printed today exclusively In Tho
Star thru ~. II. a. service.
childers last words wcro,
II am glad 10 die for a principle
greater than any government or any
country. II IL true I am English In
the strict sense OF the word, but I
deny that accident OF birth can limit
tho human mind and / have been
ready TO fight for the liberty OF man.
kind against tyranny wherever
found.
II am condemned 10 death by men
who were ready to condemn tyranny
when exercised by the English in
ireland. but who take another view
when II is a question of maintaining
their own positions. positions won by
bctraying the cause for which so
many OF their countrymen died.
"one day the people OF ireland will
awake TO the fact that they have
been betrayed and that II was left to
this damned Englishman.' as have
been called, 10 remain true to the
principles for which tho best and
bravest sons OF Erin have given their
lives gladly.
Friends OF liberty the whole world
over Will realize that have not
sacrificed my life In vain
Il face my fato proudly. conscious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14

Former selling price up to S12. Last call price SlS5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14


Pearson proposes TO make u
mandatory for the names OF all
persons planning marriage 10 be
published 10 consecutive days Ia
a daily newspaper. This. no DO
ilevcs. win eliminate haaiy mar.
riaEcs.
A clause IN the law would make
q necessary for the two contract
ting parties IN tho marriage aErco'
ment 20 stand medical cxhnlna,
ton prior TO tho issuance OF u
cenne.
Pearson attributes the large
number Of defective children IN
tho schools to tho laxity of mar.
rsaEe laws,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
Gotham Now Runs
Subway to Hades

NEW YORK. Dec. IA woman
dashing madly TO get aboard sub
way express train reached tho door
Just as II was slammed In her face.
Gasplng to catch her breath. she
glared at the guard and exclaimed,
He'll" The guard leaned out be-
tween the cars and quickly reIoined:
Just take the next train, madam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14

Ing divorce are
the aims OF the
" elfare and
marriage La "
proposed by NJ
Il Pearson. Hu
perintcnsient of
X a sas City
schools.
Church work
ers a n 4 club
women OF Kan
sas have been
appealed 20 by
Pearson 90 hcip
bring about tho
passage OF the
new law at the
next session OF
tho Kansas leg
Is lat ure In
March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14

welded pair Us.
uaiiy II one big enough TO give
up and sacrifice the most.
Keep a budget book.
Don't think; we Just know
we won't be like other folks
You win be unless you study each
other and the future very thought.
fully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
Draws SIS Weekly
for Looking Dead

LONDON. Dec ib.-Under the
minimum wage rule OF tho Actors
association one actor gets SIS week
for Just appearing TO be dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14

a motor car.
he m a n
should be earn.
lnE az least tiss
a month
T he W ife
should not con
tinue working
fer any reason.
DO not start
WITH an uuuer
sta dtnE 60
avoid paternity.
children ep
the homo fires
burning.
Practice self
control rather
than birth con.
troll.
De prepared 20
give and take
{ Q stronger
Pc rson OF a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
Divorce Fraud Is
Rife in England

LONDON. Dec. i4.--Extensive In
vcstigation quietly made by the au-
thorities has revealed many cases OF
collision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
LAW WOULD CHECK
HASTY MARRIAGES

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Dec. IL.
--Raising the standard OF mar.
rage and automatically deereaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14

OF the great privilege that Is mins
Of dying for tho cause OF liberty.
cause moro often betrayed than
served these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-14
GOING TO MARRY?
TAKE THESE TIPS
BY BRADLEY HULL
Chief, Domestic Relations
Bureau. Cleveland

CLEVELAND. boo. 1.-THE
two OF you should have az least
ssoO. In cash or essentials; this
does NOT mean
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
LIST SrEREzKOWsKIEGO Do PA
Plea.

PARYZ. - Jak GlOnOsi ,,Matin" Me-
refkOwSId zwr6cii sic do Ojca Swiete-
90 pismem, pOswiecOnem sprawie o.
statnich rOkOwah pOmiedzy Watyka-
nem SOwietami. Miedzy innemi Mo
reik0wSlli piSze: POrOzrmienie sic Wa
tykanu bOlszewikami, najgorsEymi
wrogami ludu rOsyjskiegO, bylOby zai-
ste najIepSzym SrOdlkiem do Odepchnie
ella ludu rOSyjslxiegO kOSeiOla wschO-
dniegO Od kOSciOfa katOlicliego Oraz
do znlenawidzenia idei pOlaczenia
Obu kOSciOl6w jake spOsObu
narZueenia ludOwi rOSyjsldemu
kajdan niewOli spOIecznej. Jeieli kOn
kOrdat ta banda miedzynarOdcwa -
pisze dalej MereGkOwski - ZOstanie
pOdpisany dzieiO pOlaczenia Obu kO--
Sciol6w zOstanie raz ma zawsze Zruj-
nOWsne. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
POINcARE UZYSKAL WO-
TUM ZAUFANIA.

Paryz, 8. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
- Izba deputowanych udzieliia
wczoraj wieczorem wotum zauta-
MIA premjerowi Poincare wzgle--
dem jego polityki zagraniczneJ.
Ia udzieleniem wotum zaufania
wypowiedziaso sic 4s4 gfosy, a
przeciw - 100.
Iz6a deputowanych potwierdzi
"a takle stanowisko rzadu fran
cuskiego podczas konferencji W
Genui. zaS kwestje udziaiu Fran
eli W projektowanej konferencji W
Hadze przekazaia do uznania RIA
du. Opr6cz tego izba wypowie-
dziaia sic "a zachowaniem swe'
snu rzadowi Praw. ssmodzielnego
postepowania wzgiedem NieHliee
ma wypadek. gdyby traktat wer-
saiski ME byi wykonywany.
PRoJEKT zMN1EJszENIA
PLATNoSCI NIEMIEcKIcH.
Paryz, 3. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
- Miedzynarodowy komitet ban
kier6w, kt6ry obraduje tu W
sprawie udzielenia Europe wiel-
kiei pozyczki, zalecii wczoraj
gmniejszyc og6lna sumo odszko-
dowan wojennych 132,OOO,OoOO
marek niemieckich W zfocie, jake
Niemcy maja zapiacic pahstwom
soiuszniczym / stowarzyszonym'
Tednocze5nie przyjeto W tym
komitecie uchwaie, il ME moze
bvc przedsiewzieta zadna Powaz-
nieisza akcja W dziedzinie udzie-
Ienia Niemcom pozyczki ma wa
runkach obecnych. Prasa francu-
ska lest rozczarowana CO do pro-
Iektowanej pozyczki miedzyna-
rodowei W wysoko5ci $1,000
100000 / zaznacza, ze ogolnel
lei sunny Niemcy maja otrzymac
Iedna czwarta czssG, Belgja
! 900. 100000 marek W zSoeie, A
meryka r6wniet 1'oOO'OOoOoV
marek W zfocie ma pokrycie kosz-
tow utrzymania armji mad Re-
nem, a dopiero pozostaie % pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
zYDOWSKIE RZADY w LITWIE
KOWIENSKIEJ.

WIINO. = z pOWodu Odrzueenia w
drugiem czytaniu prOjektu kOnstytu.
eli, dOtychczasowy minister dla spraw
iydowslxich, SoIOwiejczyk, zabiera CLOS
W ,,Juedische Stimme" ! twierdzi mie-
dzy innyni, 1e Litwa ME mOfe cofn4e
tego, do czegO zObOwiazaIa sic W swo-
i'm czasie nota, slSierOwana do Ligi
Narod6w. w nocie tel, dotyczacej spraw
mniejszosci narOdOwyeh, stwierdzOnO
miedzy innymi istnienie ministerstwa
spraw HydOwslSieh. SOfowiejczyk spo-
dziewa sic, be przy trzeciem czytsniu
projektu konStytucji, ministerstwO
spraw tydowsatich zOstanie utrzymane.
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
w BoLoNJI PRzYwRoco-
NO PoRZADEK.

Bolonja, 8. czerwca. = Ma sku
tex rozporzadzenia prof. Musso-
lini, kierownika ruchu wioskich
fascist6w, gl6wni przyw6dcy te-
go stronnictwa. kt6rych obecnosc
W Bolonji spowodowala szereg
zaburzeh, - opuScili miasto wczo
raj wieczorem. Strajk skohczyi
sic I ludzie powr6cili do swych
zajeG codziennych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
ANGLIA ZAPLACT AMERY-,
CE PRoCENT w JESIENI.

Londyn, 8. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
: Rad angielski poczynii juz
wszelkie przygotowania w celu
zaplacenia Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym 25,0O0,0OO funt6w szterlin-
gow, czyli okoio 100000 do
larow procentu cd tych, sum, ia
kie podczas wojny Anglia pozy-
czyia W Ameryce. Dokonanie "a
pfaty odbedzie sic W jesieni. Ma
razie ME jest jeszcze wiadomem,
czy W sprawie pertraktacyj wzgle
dem dlugow Anglia wySle do
Waszyngtonu specjalna komisje,
CIV fez u;a -,.-.----.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Kronika Chicagoska.
GENERALLY PROKURATOR
oGLASZA KRUcJATF PRE-
CIWKO NADUzYCIOM.

Podczas wczorajszego dorocz-
nego bankietu IiiinojSkiego sto--
.@arzyssehia adlaekat6sv, gene
rainy prokurator p. Daugherty
nakreslii plan dzialalnosci admi-
nistracji, W dwoch bardzo waz--
nych sprawach, ktorych rozwia-
zaniem zajinie sic W najblizszej
przysziosci federalny departa-
ment sprawiedliwosci. Sa to mia
nowicie sprawy polecenia Mama
czenia dodatkowych 20 sedziow
federalnych pociagniecia do Cd
powiedzialnoSci winnych padu-
Eye, popelnionych przy zawiera-
niu wojennycll kontraktow. Par
'Daugherty oswiadczyl, re posia-
da upowaznienie cd prezydenta
Hardinga, by prosic stowarzysze
ME adWokatow o jak najgorliv :
sze wspofdzialanie / zapewnit
.ich, re przy wyborze sedziow ME
beda miaiy znaczenia wplywy
polityczne ihze wszelkie Srodki
przedsiewzietc zostana, by pre-
szkodzic rzucaniu kalumnij ma u
czciwych, przemys}owcow pod
czas sledztwa W sprawie naduzyc
kontraktowych. w przemowieniu
swojem p. Daugherty podkreslif
szerzace sic coraz bardziej bez-
.prawie, ktorego przyczyna SO
prawa prohibicyjne i federalna
Legislature. Jego zdaniem stano-
wy Rad powinie1 przeniesc cie--
Ear prowadzenia Sledztwa z jego
.departamentu na wladze policJ-
ne, ktore obejinuja ten sam "a
kres co i prawa federalne,
Nastepny mowca byly guber-
nator Frank O'Lowden polecal
goraco okreslenie stafego kierun-
ku politycznego, niezaleznego cd
wpfyw6w znieniajacej sic adm
nistracji. Dzielac sic swojemi
wrazeniami, odniesionemi pod
czas podr6zy po Europie, P. Low
den, utrzymywai, re ocalenie
Europy ley W zmnieiszeniu od-
szkodowafi zadanych cd Nieriiiec,
w moralnej przewadze Aneryki |
Anglji, "a wylaczeniem Francji,
W zrzuceniu sowietow przez
.e,oO0O00 kooperatyst6w W Rosji
i w dobrej wolf rzadow uiozenia
.swych budzetow. ale ME ma zasa
die oczekiwanych odszkodowah
cd Nieniiec.
P. Daugherty ma wieczornem
.posiedz5aiu Rady swsadczyi, re
jedynyrn czlowiekiem; kt6ry byt-
by odpowiedni dla prowadzenia
walk Jest byiys sedzia Kenesaw
Lands. Przy omawianiu sze--
.rzenia sic zbrodni zaznaczyf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
SENAT UCHWALA ARMJF
w SILE $4,000 LUDZ1.

w SlLh loo,UVU bODHA'
Washington. 8 czerwca. II
Iednogiosna uchwafa Senat odfo-
zyl wczoraj obrady mad taryto-.
wynn bilem senatora McCumbera
i zajal sic przeprowadzeniem a.
proprjacyjnego blu wojskowego
ma rok 1928, okreslajacego sta
ia sife zbrojna armji amerykah-
skiej ma $4,000 i przyznajacego
odpowicdnie fundusze ma utrzy'
mamie tejze arrnji W nastepnyni
roku fiskalny1n.
40 gtosami przeciwko 2l, ucllwa
Ia komisji aproprjacyjnej, pole
cajqca powyzei wymienio'na i' size
zbrojna i zapobiegajaca W ten
.sposah,.usito zbx posiQN,s Qs
nIaiacym ma celu zredukowanfe
programu krajowej ladowej obro-
nv do przedwojennego stanu,
przyieta zostaia W Senacie po @.
swiadczeniu senatora Wadswor-
tha, przewodniczacego komisJi
ola spraw wojskowych, IL propo-
nowany wniosek przedstawia mi.
niinum silly wojskowej, niezbed-
nei do zabezpieczenia skutecznej'
krajowej obrony.
Armja amerykahska bedzie wy
nosiia o 1900 zoinierzy wiecej
niz zastrzegai projekt przeprowaI
dzony W Izbie posl6w, redukuje
iednak zadania Departamentu
Woiny o 1900 lpdzi. Obecna 81
Ia armji wynosi okoio f5o,O0O lu-
dzi. chociaz w gruncie rzeczy ME
przekracza podobno $4,000. to
lest zaledwie o 1000 wiecej cd
SLY uchwalonej ia rok nastepny.
Pozostaje teraz tylko usuniecic
r6znicy zdai W obydwu Izbach,
lccz przy poparciu administracIi
.niema prawie wtapliwosci o ivy
ciestwie Senatu.
Fundusze przyznane ostatnla
uuchwaia wynosza ogolnie $685.
$4,000 to jest 0 $49,o0o,0O0 vie
cej, niz suma przyznana W lzbie,
posi6w. Komisja Senatu uchwali-
Ia r6wniez SO, 100000 ma titrzyma
re obozow instrttkcyjnych dla
krajowej mi1icji. Ma cele awjaty-
ki wojskowej przyznano Sl3,Ooo,-
900. w odpowiedzi ma interpela-
Gle senatora Norrisa, Wadsworth
oznajmii, IL uchwala ME przyzna-
je zadnych funduszow ma tntrzy-
mamie armji okupacyjnej W Euro.
pie, re nalezy oczekiwac odwo-
iania ostatnich oddziaiow wojska
amerykanskiego q mad Renu
przed koncem tego miesiaca.
HOOVER MA ZLozYc w Sc
NACIE SPRAWOZDANIE w
SPRAWIE STRAJKU.
Waszyngton, 8 czerwca. - Sc
nat przyjaf wczoraj rezolucje|
wzywajaca sekretarza handlu
Hooyera do poinformowania Se-|
natu, czy rad przedsiewziaf ja-
kakolwiek akcje, majaca ma celu
zakoiczerie obecnego straiku
weglowego. Autorem przyjetej|
jcdnogioshie rezolucji byi sena-
tor Walsh, demokrata z Massa-I
chusetts.
zdaniem elspeft6w dokonane
przez Hoovera ustalenie cen mick
kiego wegla, przyczyni sic tylkoI
do przedfuzenia straiku, Zwroco-1
no tn jednak tiwage ma okolicz-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
90 CYWILNYCH oRGANIZA-
Cyl "a BUDoWA KoLEI
PODZIEMNEI.
PODZIEMNEJ.

The all-Chicago Council z|o-
iona 2 przedstawicieli 99ciu ey-
|w.ilnych, liandlowyeh I przemy-
slowych organizacyj, okreslila
wczoraj swoje stanowisko wobec
zamierzonych ulepszeh transpor
tacyjnych W Chicago. Rada ia O.
Swiadczyia komitetowi transpor-
tacyjnemu, re pragnie przepro'
wadzenia planu, ktoryby obej--
mowal Gale miasto, a ME tylko
jedna Geese miasta. Nowy Sro--
dek lokomocji musi bye wiasno-
Scia miasta, ale prowadzony
llontrolowany bedzie przez od--
powiednie ciaio, ziozone re wszy
stkich zainteresowanych grup
spoiecznych, a wiec publiczrto-
sci, robotnikow, municypalnego
urzedu i kapitalistow.,
Gi6wnymi referentami ma po--
siedzeniu tel rady byli: adwokat
w. H. Sexton, S. A. Foster i ].
N. Frank. Wszyscy oni zadali
budowy 4-torowej linji kolei po-
dziemnej niedzy 1Sta ul. Chi
cago ave. i Sr6dmiesciem i dwuto
rowej linji kolejowej miedzy
Clinton ul., Grant Parkiem.
w rezultacie narad rada wy
dala orzeczenie, w ktorem donna
ga sic przygotowania | opraco--
wanna odpowiedniego rozporza-
dzenia, umozliwiajacego kupno
przedsiebiorstw tramwajowych
gornej kolei. Rozporzadzenie to
powinno obejnowac takze sposob
zaprowadzenia odpowiednich u
1epszei, jake okaza sic koniecz-
ne | okreslic sposob prowadzenia
powyzszych przedsiebiorstw "a
pomoca administracji, ME pozo-
stajacej pod jakinkolwiek wpiy-
wen municypalnych wiadz. Rada
okresla dalej stanowczo swoje O.
pozycyjne stanowisko przeciwko
wydaniu jakiegokolwiek rozpo-
rzadzenia, ktoreby zastrzegalo u
zycie funduszu transportacyjne
go ma budowe linji kolei podzie-
mnei W srodmiesciu tylko.
Ma prosbe komitetu transporta
cyjnego, wysiana do prezesa
kompanij tramwajowej p. Blaira
i prezesa Chicago City Railway
Company, pBusby, W sprawie
wypowiedzenia sic o zamierzo-
mem ulepszeniu systemu@lokomo-
eli W Chicago, jedynie P.
Busby odpowiedziai, zaznacza-
jac. ze kwestia nunicypalnej via
snosci ME jest tax wanna jak "a
|prowadzenie odpowiedniej szsb-
lie; kon11inikacii