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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
zARZAD UNI oDRzUcA
PRZYZNANIE WYROKU
SEDZIEGO 9I.ANDISA. 2

XXX Z LlNANLE w NM
SEDzIEGo LANDIsA.
Zarzat Tnij pfzen1ysfu budo:.
wlanego prawie jednoglo5nie II
chwalii wczoraj odrzuciG propono
wane wyrolliem sedziego wyna-
grodzenie robotnikom przemysh
.budowlanego popierac unje Gle
Slow w jej walce przeciwko Ko-
mitetowi obywatelskiemu. Rezul-
tatem tego postanowienia jest O.
gioszenie wezwania do strajku
wszystkich unij przemyslu bu--
dowlanego, kt6ry to strajk ma
sic rozpoczac we wtorek. Jedni
tylko murarze wystapili przeciw-
ko postanowieniu Zarzadu unij,
Liderzy uni o$wiadczyli, re do
podjecia krokow ostatecznych
zmusito ich stanowisko Komite-
tu obywatelskiego, ktory chcial
uzyG wyroku sedziego Landisa
"a pokrywke, pod oslona kt6rej
miaf przeprowadzic system %
pen shop. Kroki podjetc przez
.Zarzqd uni sa protestem> prze-
ciwko akcji Komitetu' obywatel-
sHego, maruszajacego zywotne
interesy robotnik6w przcmysfu
.budowlanego. Strajk ma nastqpic
we wszystllich tych budynkach,
W ktorych pracuja nieunijni ro-
botnicy. Federalny sedzia Lam
dis, zapytywany o zdanie co do
stanowiska Komitetu obywatel--
skiego wstrzymai sic cd wydania
swego sadu. Zarzad unlJ Postano-
viii usunat re swojego Iona te
wszystkie unje, ktore sic ME Ego
dza postanowienieni Zarzadu-
ostateczna jednak W tel sprawie
decyzja ma zapaSc w piatek'
Strajk ogioszony zostaf ma razle
Wv czterech najwiskszych budow-
lach a ma sic rozszerzyc ma bu-
dowle o ogolnej wartosci SlOO,-
900, 900. Zdaniem p. Donneley'a,
Komitet obywatelski posiada 81
100000 ma wake egzekwowanie
.wyroku sedziego Landisa. Po po-
siedzen;a ogtoszono, by kierow-
nicy wszystkich uni zbierali sic
codziennie by robotnicy rozpo-
czeli prace normalnie W ponie-
.dzialek po po4udniu tax, by wszy
.scy porzucili prace we wtorek.
Michas Artery kierownik unji O.
.swiadczyi, re miasto Chicago jest
iednem z najwiekszych centrow
unijnych i re wlasnie teinp cen
trowi grozi niebezpieczehstwo ze
strony Komitetu obywatelskiego,
On sam byf "a przyjecienl wyro-
ku sedziego I4andisa, ale wobec
tego, ze Komitet obywatelski da
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
PERTRAKTACJE w SPRA-
VIE szANTUNGU ZERWA--

Washington, 7 stycznia. =
Pc nadzwyczajnie dlugiem wczo-
rajszem posiedzeniu w sprawie
kolei ma poiwyspie Szantunsklm,
za-owno delegacja japonska jak /
chinska straciiy wszelkie nadzie-
jc dojscia W tel sprawie do po-
rozumienia co do zwrotu tel ko-
lei wiadzom chinsknn. Dotych--
czasowe ukiady W tel materji zo-
staIy. wiec zerwanet caikowicie.
SpraYa Szantungu oIazala sic
dIa konferencji waszyngtonskiej
jedna najtrudniejszych jake de
legaci mieli rozstrzygnac. Dele
gaci chinscy i japonscy zwrocili
sic wczoraj do PIP. Hughes'a
Balfour'a proSba, ably zechcieli
przyjac udziai ma specjalnie zwo
ianem posiedzeniu delegacyj chin
skiej japohsliej, ktore miaio sic
odbyc dzisiaj rama albo tez W
poniedziaiek. Ma posiedzeniu tenn
pouownie beda czynione Proby
nawiqzania zerwanych ukladow.
Japonczycy maja tlczynic w tel
materji ostateczne 'propozycle,
wedlug ktorych Chiny moga ma
bye prawa wfasnosci do kolei ma
p6lwyspie Szantuhskim ale jezeli
wykupia te kolej, piacac "a nia
got6wka ma ten eel Rad pekifi'
ski moze zaciagnac odpowiednia
pozyczke. ale "a zgoda rzadu to-
kijskiego. Pozyczka taxa moze
bye zaciagnieta ma przeciag pet
nast,t lat jednakze z prawern
wczc$niejszego jej pokrycia ale
ME wczcsniej niz po pieciu / po,
latact. Rad japoiski zawarowy-
wa sobie prawo kontrolowanla
kolei i administrowania tenn pred
siebiorstwem. Delegacja chiiiska.
zgadzala sic na projekt japonskl
o wykupieniu kolei "a gotowke,
ale stanowczo oparla sic jakiemu
kolwiek wmieszaniu sic. rzadu to-
kijskiego w sprawy zaciagniecia
pozyczki ma wykupienie tel ko-
lei. Pozyczke taxa Ghriczycy pro
iektowali zaciagnat ia dwana--
scic lat z prawem zupelnego jej
pokrycia juz po trzech latach. De
legat japonski oswiadczyi, IL "a
dania Japonji utrzynlania dotych
czasowej kontroli mad koleja oraz
kontroli finansowej podyktowa--
ne So potrzeba nalezytej ochrony
interes6w japoflskich ma poiwy-
spie Szantunskim. Chihczycy ME
godza sic ma japohski projekt o
kontrolowaniu kolei w ciagu pie
ciu pol lat, gdyz utfzymujs, re
W tym czasie Japonczycy moga
uczynic z poi wyspu Szantuhskie
&c prowincje bardziej japonska
riz chiI1ska.
ZABRoNIENIE SToSOWA-
MA GAZoW TRUJACYCH
MA WOJNIE.
Waszyngton, 7 stycznia. -
Komitet konferencji do spraw O.
= +. l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
Kronika Chicagoska.

zy do zaprowadzenia systeuu 20
pen shop, uwaza on jako jedyny
ratunel1 przyiaczenie sic ! popar-
siie strajku eisslow VEitanr- Gum
Ither, sekfetafz unji robotnikow
urzadzeh gazowych oSwiadczy},
re ciesle zawsze byi dla Zarza-
dp niespokojnym duchem, przy-
czyniajacym wiele trosk, re jed
max W tym wypadku kwestja dla
wszystl<ich jest zbyt zywotna, by
MONA bylo' ia lekcewazyc.
sTRAJKU OPERATORoW
ITEATRoW KINEMAToGRA--
FICZNYCH ME BEDZIE.
Urzednicy uni operator6w tea
t76w kinematograficznych kt6rzy
zadali dla wszystkich operatorow
podwyzszenia wynagrodzenia o
Is procent, cofneli swe zadania
wobec odmownego stanowiska
wiascicieeli teatrow i wobec gro
aby naychtniastowego zamkEie-
cia wszystkich teatrow, o ileby
ME przyszlo do porozumienia
Imiedzy spornemi stronami. Unja
Ioperatorow postawiIa obecnie wa
runki ograniczonc. Ostatniej no
cy Ralph O'Hara, zarzadzajacy
interesami uni muzykantow O.
Swiadczyl, re odwofa wszystkich
muzykantow, grajacych w tea
trach kincmatograficznych, jeSli
zadania operatorow ME zostana
uwzglednione. Odmownc posta---
nowienie wiascicieli teatrow ma
stapilo po przegfosowaniu 80 pro
!centani giosujacych "a odrzuce-
MEM zadan operatorow.
w ograniczonych swych zada.
mach operatorzy zadaja, by we
wszystkich teatrach w srodmie-
Sciu, operator "a 6-ciogodzinna
prace otrzymywa} so dolar6w ty-
godniowo, W wiekszych zas tea
trach pdza sr6dinieSciem, by psa-
! Icily operatorom SIS. Male teatry,
ktore zatrudniaiy operatorow "
ciagu dziewieciu godzin, by "a
trudnialy obecnie 2 operatorow
po 5 godzin zamiast jednego,
dzielao miedzy nich wynagrodze-
ME dziewieciogodzinne, Wiasci--
ciele teatr6w maja sic zebrac W
srode, celem omoWlenla postaWio
nych i'm nowych warunkow, a po
TEN posiedzeniu odbedzie sic
wsp6lne posiedzenie z operatora-
mi, ma lltorem zapadnie ostatecz-
ne porozumienie.
MIASTC TRACT PRAWo DO
KoMPENSAcJI IA UzYWA--
ME ULIC.
Wyrok sedziego McKinley'a u
moInif kompanje tranWajowe od
DoKonczenie ma stron4cy scle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg CmegO.

Wsch6d s8onca gOdEinie E1S.
Zaeh6d slo6ca godzinle 4:So.
=
Pogoda W Chicago / okolicy: W
sobote PrawdOpOdObnie W niedzie'
le pogoda; temperasura pOdnosi sic
powoi. Umiarkowany POiudniOWy
WiatF.
=
Temperature DOLBY minioney; NaJ-
wyfsza wczoraj o gOdzinie S-ciej PO
poludniu 70 stOpni, nsjnizsza "czo-
raj o godzinie S-mej rano 10 stoPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
KALENDARZYK.

Dis. sObota, z. stycznia: sw. Lu'
Cjana NJ.
Jutro. niedEiela, 8. stycmia: SW'
Seweryna M.
Pierwsza Niedziela PO TrDech
kr6lach.
BwangeIja: Pan Jezus Miedzy
DoECtorami".
Pojutr1e, pOniedziasek, 8. stycz--
mia: Su. Juljana NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
OSTATNIA POCZTA
OAR PAPIEzA OLA ROsH.

M0SKWA. - Do Rosji dostawiOnO
so wagOnsw kolejOwych artytulami
spOzywczemi jaiso daFg0jsa ssw, dia giO-
dnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
Budzet Japonski Ma Rok 1922.
Nova Rewolucja w Meksyku.
We Wtorek Obrady Mad Bonusem zohierskim
Zmniejszenie Ceny Mleka W Il
Inne Telegrdmy KrdjOUe.

wojnie gazow trujacych. Jedno-
czesnie omawiano rowniez i wnio
SEX amerykahskiego delegate, p.
Root'a, ktory domaga sic zabro-
nienia uzywania nur6w do nisz-
czenia floty handlowej.
Senator Schanzer, glowny de.
legat wloski ma konferencji wa
szyngtohskiej, oswiadczyi wczo-
raj, il Rad jego W zupeInosci zga
dza sic ma projekt zabronienia
stosowania ma wojnie gaz6w tru
jacych. .Delegaci Anglji, Francis
II Japonja inaja sic wypowiedziet
Wv tel materii dopiero dzisiaj. Pan
Sarraut, ktory stoi ma czele fran
cuskiej delegacji ma konferencji
oSwiadczyl wczoraj wieczorem, IL
bedzie on glosowai "a przyjeciem
wspomnianego wniosku.
BUDzET JAPoNSKI MA RoK
1922.
Washington, 7 stycznia.
Zgodnie wczofajszem oswald.
czeniem W Departamencie Han.
dlu, japoiski budzet ma rok 1927
1923, obliczany W stmnie $4,000,
QUO, obecnie ulegnie zmniejsze-
niu blisko 0 $4,000, 1000. Wiado-
moSci swe Department Handlu
czerpaf z prasy japonsldej. Ze.
wspomnianej ogolnej sunny bud
zetu, $469,000,O00 przeznaczone
byio ma zwykle. wydatl1i, a $264,-
O00,oOO ma wydatki nadzwyczaj-
ne. Zmniejszenie budzetu pocho-
dzi cd zlnniejszenia pewnych wy
datkow rzadowych oraz od
znniejszenia podatkow wcwne--
trznych. Og6lny podatek Rad to
kiiski oblicza W sunie $722, SOC,
600. = Najwieksza sumo tcgo
budzetu pochiania wydatek ma
armie, flote i komunikacje. Ma
potrzeby armji wyznaczono $lz6.
100000, a wiec o S5,60,oOo mniejj
riz W lbiezacym roku obrachui-
kowyn, $1S6,Soo,ooo ma flote,
czyli Q $5o,ooo,ooO nlniej niz by
10 to obecnie i wreszcie $132,7OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
KUEs MAREK PoLsKICH.

Wedle komunikatU Polskiego
Konsulatu GeneralBego kurs niarek
polslich Jest dis 254O marek "a
S1. ezyli sola cent6w IA 1000 mix.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
OBRADY MAD BONUSEM
zOLNIERSKIM WE
WTOREK.

Washington, 7 stycznia.
w przysziy wtorek rozpoczna
sic W Komitecie Srodkow i Spo-
sobow obrady mad bonuseril zoi-
nierskim. Przewodniczacy tega
komitetu oznajmii wczoraj, ze
aczkolwiek jest tam bardzo vie.
lie spraw, ktore nalezy zaiatwit
patychmiast, jednak wniosek o
bonusach zoinierskich prawdopo-
dobnie bedzie znajdowaf sic ma
pierwszcn miejseu porzadku o
brad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07

Dokohczenie ma strongly z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07
JOU ma potrzeby komuillkacji.
NOVA REWoLUCJA w
MEKSYKU.

San Antonio, 2 stycznia. =
Zgodnie z otrzymanemi tu wczo
raj oficjalnemil wiadomosciami,
p. Antonio Villareal, byiy mini
ster rolnictwa W gabinecie Obre.
gona, rozpoczaf nova rewolucje
ktora ma ma celu obalenie rzadu
obecnego prezydenta Obregona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-07

pralament francuski oraz przez
prase francpskq, lecz wskazuja
oni ma te lagodzaca okolicznoSc,
II ME mieli zadnego innego wyj-
scia. Premier BRAND wyrazil "a
dowolenie z pierwszei sesji kon-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
COOPERATION
Is Aim of Farm Co-0peratives
BY HARRY B. HUNT,
NEA Staff CORRESPONDENT.

Washington, Dec. l4.-Co-operation
among co-operatives.
That is the aim of conference to
be held here Dec. 14-lG by represen-
tatives of all national cooperative
marketing associations. Out of it is
expected to come 4 new impetus to
cooperative marketing among far
mers.
'The leaders Of the cooperation
movement are getting together in 4
national effort to work out means
for its growth" says Charles NJ.
Morgan, field representative of the
American Cotton Growers Exchange,
who as secretary Of the conference
is in charge Of arrangements.
"Particular attention will be given
the subject of rural credits legisla-
ton.
"Co-operative marketing has been
spreading at an amazing rate.
Growth Of Movement.
"Two, years, ago there were no
large tobacco co-operatives. This
year the tobacco co-opcrative3 will
probably handle ut least two-thirds
Of the American crop.
"Tere were no cotton co-opera-
tives two years ago. This year 10
state organizations and the national
overhead organization, the American
Cotton Growers Exchange, are opcr-
ating. Three more state organiza-
tions are being organized and tre
mendous volume Of business ham
died.
"Nearly a dozen state wheat or
CARNATIONS and their overhead sales
agencies are successfully function
ing, where a few years ago there
were none.
"All these in addition to all sorts
of co-operativcs for the handling of
other farm products.
Benefits All.
"Not only has the producer bene-
fitted by better prices wherever his
product has been handled cooper
atively, but the consumer has been
likewise benefited by a better and
more uniform product, at better
prices"
One big weakness in the cooper
ative movement to date, Morgan
says, was the fact that it had no ma
tional voice. Tehre is no body, he
points, out, through which the sep
arate co-operatives could cooperate
in national way. That is what the
Co-oeprative Council, to be organ
lied at the Washington conference,
will supply. .....~...., ....-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
XII KLUX KLAN
IS DISCUSSED
BY GOVERNORS

White Sulpher Springs, W. Va'
Dec. 14.-Numerous questions OF
national and state Importance were
listed for discussion in addresses by
state executives here for the open
ing session today Of the annual
conference of governors. Activities
of the Ku Klux Klan formed one OF
the questions on the official pro-
gram, while Governor Parker OF
Louisiana had announced that he
intended to inject into the confer
ence also the question of prohbl-
tion enforcement despite its absence
from the list of subjects.
Following on the program the ad-
dress Of welcome by Governor Nor
gan of West Virginia and the re-
Spouse of Governor Hardee OF Florl-
da, were addresses by Governor Nc
Kelvie Of Nebraska on "legislation
and the farmer" by Governor Hart
ness of Vermont on the industrial
code and humane economies and a
discussion by Governor Preus Of
Minnes ota, from the view point OF
the west, of the proposed St. Lawr-
ence waterway. Questions of taxa
tion and highway construction were
among others scheduled to come up
during the three, day conference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
TURKEY. TO
JOIN LEAGUE
OF NATIONS
Accepts in Principle Applica"
tion of Minorities Defined
At Versailles

Lausanne, Dec. 14.--Turkey will
join the League of Nations as soon
as peace is signed at Lausanne, Is
met Pasha announced at the Near
East conference today. As the lea
que exercises general supervision
over minority populations, 1smet,s
announcement was interpreted as
meaning that Turkey will accept the
leagues supervision over the Chris
tian peoples of their country.
Turkey accepts in principle the
application to the national minori-
ties in her territory of the clauses
on this subject inserted in the Aus
trian, Bulgarian and other peace
treaties, Ismct Pasha declared today
at the Near East conference and also
the granting of ame1t'ty to the men,
bcrs Of these minorities.
Ambassador Childs' frank talk
with Ismet Pasha yesterday on the
subject of minorities residing in Tur-
key made good impression in Turk
ish circles and exercises calming
influence on : the entire Lausanne
conference, where danger was pres
ent of a breakdown Of all the nego-
tiations because of the threatened
rupture over the treatment of Greeks
and Armcnians by Turkey.
The friendly intervention of the
American ambassador at the right
moment has convinced the Turks of
the immense strength of world opin-
ion-particularly that of the United
States-on the need for a settlement
of the minority problem.
Ismet said Turkey was ready to
accord the same treatment to mino-
rites as provided in the treaties ex-
changed between the various Europ-
can countries.
This, Ismet declared, was not be-
cause o. the menacing words OF
Lord Curzon, the British foreign
secretary, as voiced yesterday, but
because the Turkish national act re-
quired it. .Ir
The Turkish delegate said Turkey
accepted the granting Of general
amensty to political prisoners. She
would decline, however, to establish
a national home for the Armenians.
Turkey said Ismet, likewise
agreed in principle to the plan for
her seeking admittance to the
League of Nations. : - d
She refuses. however, the demand
for the creation Of national home
for the Armnians and tn exemption
of members of the minorities from
military service. }z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
DANCING WILL
BE PER RMIT'TED
BOARD DECIDES
School Board to Reverse Re-
cent Rule and Permit Use
Of II. S. Gymnasium

High school dances, under faculty
supervision, will again be permitted
in the Bismarck high school gym
The school board at meeting
which lasted from $3.50 until $50
yesterday afternoon, reached the de-
cision.
The action of the board followed
the meeting at the high school the
night before, when large number
of patrons expressed their views for
or against the prohibition Of dane
ing in the school buildings.
The board has accepted the resig-
nation of Miss Madge Runey, re-
Gently elected county superintendent
Of schools, and has elected Miss Ce-
cille Baldwin of Lincoln, Nebraska,
to fill the vacancy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
10000 PAY
RESPECT TO
WANAMAKER

Philadelphia, Dec. 14.-Thousanda
of persons representing virtually
every walk in life did homage today
at the bier of John Wanamaker,
whose body lay in state from 8
o'clock until noon in Bethany Presby-
tcrian church, where the famous mer-
chant had worshipped since boyhoou
and where he was. familiar figure
in the Sunday school and other re-
ligious work A long line Of persons
formed on the streets adjacent to
the church awaiting their turns to
pay tehii. last re''pects.
Simplicity will mark the last rights
for the merchant prince. Three
hymns that were his life long favor
ties will be is musical requiem.
They are Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me-
"Jesus, Lover of My Soul" ana
"Nearer My God to Thee" Y
The service will be conducted by
the Rev. A. Gordon MacLennan, as
sisted by the Rev. F.. Ritchie. s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
CARS ON Way
STATES
G. n. HEAD

Fargo, N. D., Dec. l4.-The ca.
shortage situation in the northwest
is being relieved and great num-
ber of cars are now on their way
toward this section of the country
according to Ralph Budd, president
of the Great Northern Railway, who
visited Fargo yesterday.
He pleaded against "snap judg-
mcnt" regarding the proposed mer-
ger of the Great Northern, Northern
Pacific and Burlington roads which
these roads wish to bring about as
compared with federal plans for
other alignments which these roads
oppose.
The Fargo COMMERCIAL cl ub has
taken stand against the railroad
companies merger plan in letters
sent to other commercial bodies of
the northwest
Mr.. Budd intended to 60 to Grand
Forks today and thence to travel
east.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
Charge Rockefeller
Financed Farm
Bureau Drive

Spokane, Wash, Dec. l4.-Chargei
that John D. Rockefeller financed the
farm bureau movement and that the
Chicago Beard of Trade financed the
us. Grain Growers, Inc, were made
here today by Charles Barrett, pres
ident of the National Farmers Union,
in speaking at the annual convention
of the Washington Farmers Union.
Mr.. Barrett said that the farm bu-
reau movement was an outgrowth OF
the investigation made by the coun-
try life commission appointed by the
late President Roosevelt. Mr., Bar
rett was a-member Of that commits
sion.
According to Mr. Barrett, the farm
bureau was organized to prevent far.
mers from following radical move
ments.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
DRILLING OIL
WELL IN NO. OAK,

The finest deep oil we'll to be drill
ed in southwestern North Dakota is
now under way in Adams county, ac.
cording to information to state nf-
ficial sources. An enclosed, heated,
rig with rotary drill is being used,
and it is proposed to carry the we'll
down 5000 feet unless oil is found at
less depth. The we'll is being drilled
by the Prairie States Oil and Gas
Co. Of Lennon, So. Oak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
PLAN MANY "
CHANGES IN
DEPARTMENTS
President Harding Meets
Joint Committee on De.
partmental Reorganization
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Dec. 14.-President
Harding today met the joint COM
mission on departmental reorgani-
zation, preparatory to submission of
a completed report to congress re-
commencing sweeping realignments
in governmental departments and
bureaus.
While there still remained some
difficulties to iron out to meet the
objections of cabinet officers whose
departments are affected, consider.
able progress was made toward a
completed plan. 1t was indicated that
the report would be ready for SUBJ
mission within a few days.
One of the chief obstacles remain
ing to be met was the question OF
consolidating the war and navy de-
partmcnts into a department of de-
fensc. Another unreconciled differ
encc was the proposed transfer OF
several bureaus in the agricultural
and interior departments.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
FORUM DINNER
PLANS LAID
Association of Commerce
Hopes for Good Attendance

A number of reservations already
have been made for the first meet
ing of the Members Forum of the
Bismarck Association of Commerce,
which will be held Friday, December
Is, at the Mckenzie hotel at $3.50 p.
M. Cards were dispatched to men,
bers, and all who will attend asked
to, make reservation in advance.
The subject to be discussed, CO.
ordination Of charities, is an espc-
cially important and already widely
considered topic, and the association
hopes that the opinion which grows
out of the meeting will result in
much good for the city. The speak
ers for the evening all have had
great experience in the work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-14
State Mill Gets
Federal License

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 14.-The
North Dakota State Mill and Eleva-
tor here has been granted federal
warehouse license, and a weighel
and inspector license according to a
telegram received today from Wash
ington by B. F. Simmons, elevator
Warehouse receipts
for issuance under this license are
now being prepared.
O. A. Myrand is the inspector.