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Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
Ten Thousand Club Election
Formally Called

Mrs. J. w Glassford, president, has
issued the formal call for the annual
election of officers for the coming year
to be held on Thursday, March 10th.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
CONGRESS TODAY
United Press Leased Wire

Senate--Senator Lodge speaks ON
four power treaty.
House-Military affairs committee
continues Muscle Shoals hearings. In
terstate commerce commission con
tinues railroad hearings.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
For Mrs. Griswold

Mrs. }. r. Garren has issued invita-
tions for an afternoon bridge at her
home, 14l State street given in honor
Of Mrs. A. II. Griswold of Los Angeles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
STANTON CLUB
SPLITS SQUAD
IN TWO teams
Vic Cauzza Named Manager
and Joe Murtaugh Captain OF
Northeast Sandlotters.

Two teams will represent the
Stanton A. c.. of northeast, on the
sandlots this season. the second
team to be known as the Stanton
Reserves. Vic Gauzza has been
elected manager and Joe Murtaugh
captain.
for positions on the two teams: j.
Olivet, w. Taylor. g. Butler. w.
Storm, p. Calm, f. Olivet. F.
Moran. j. Murtaugh. N. Nolan, J..
Crowley. p. Laverine. p. Dorsey. r.
Norcia. T. Murtaugh. J. Tucci,
Robinson, r.. Mangum. e. Krol. s.
Rector, J. Quigley. D. Flynn. c.
Bartlett. @. Hanratty. ]. Burke, w.
Burke, T. ToriIlo. r. Pugh. II.
Shalin, r. Davis.
This club Is the original Stanton
A. c. and is in no way connected
with any other club using that
name. Last season the STATIONS
were represented in the junior class
and won twenty out OF twenty-four
games played. In their first year
in football they more than made
good.
The only basketball team the
STATIONS have in action this year
In the 110-pound team. This little
midget outfit has lost only one
game out of eighteen. The young.
sters are in the Good Shepherd
League and are leading with seven
wins and no losses.
Teams desiring games with the
Stantons should communicate with
Manager Gauzza at the Sport Shop.
905 d street northwest, or by phone
at Lincoln 1854.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
WASHINGTON BOWLERS
ROLL AT TOURNEY TONIGHT

TOLEDO. Ohio. March l3.-
Buffalo bowlers are expected to lead
all out-of-town pinsmiths in wood
getting for both squads that roll In
the American bowling congress here
tonight. as the Bison City teams
comprise the cream" of its maple
gatherers.
Out-of-town teams appearing also
are from Cleveland. Detroit, Indian
apolis, Chicago. Jacksonville. Fla;
Newark, N. j.; Cincinnati, and Wash.
ington, d. G.
Prominent among these arc the
Central Alley five of Indianapolis.
which finished ninth at Buffalo last
year with a score Of 1854.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
Big Boxing Bouts on
Garden Card for
Tonight

Star contest, Is rounds-Harry
Greb, of Pittsburgh, VS.. Tom Glib
bons, of st. Paul, heavyweights.
Preliminaries, 8 rounds each:
Luke Tenner, of Scranton, VS..
AL Wagner, of Philadelphia.
Joe yelling, of Chicago, VS..
Clonnie TAFT, Canadian title
holder.
George Marks, Of San Fran
cisco, VS.. Abe Goldstein, of New
York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
NlNETY-TWO HORSES IN
NEXT KENTUCKY DERBY

LOUISVILLE, KY. March H.
Ninety-two OF the most royalty bred
and most prominent performers of
the American turf hast season are
listed in the entries for the forty
eighth renewal Of the Kentucky
Derby. The event win carry $50 300
added money. making II the richest
stake OF its kind in America
Sixty-one colts. twenty-one geld
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
Photos by Wide World.

ings and nine fillies are named in
the entry list. This Is seventeen
less than the number for last year.
The second horse this year will
receive only $1,000. the third $4,000.
and the fourth $1,000, which will
materially increase the winners
portion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13

He fought near New York, and
once came into the big town. but
not on what you might call the
big time,~ and there still seemed
to be q disposition in some quarters
to deprecate his feats.
The general opinion along Broad
way and other places around town
where fight fans make their hang
outs, that II Gibbons doesn't knock
the skids from under his opponent
in the first few rounds Greb will get
stronger and box rings around him.
scoring enough points to grab the
verdict.
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.
Copyright 1ssi BY Al Elias)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13

over one opponent after another,
many Of them known hereabouta
as tough fellows. Last year he
scored twenty knockouts out OF
twenty ono starts, and Ffstiana
came to tho conclusion that no
must ''have something"
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Photo by Paul Thompson.

by Thompson.
Harry Greb Pittsburgh Tornado who is battle Tom Glib
Square Garden tonight the right Jack
Dempsey shown in characteristic in
photos the Ptsburgher
either defense As his attack which Is furious
is his defense the defense part Of the photo be overlooked
attacking all the tm this preventing his opponent
setting hard punch. In the second picture the Tornado is
shown position to left either body
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13

Pittsburgh organization controlling
amateur baseball there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
Name Wagner Chief.

Honus Wagner, former peerless
abort stop of the National League.
has been named president. OF .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13

through the window al the conductor.
The toss cost him Si0 ard costs.
Alleged Thefts.
David Whitehead. Of Marietta. was
hold 10 the grand jury by Justice stone
to-day charged with larceny Of an over
coat. suit and other wearing appaTci
from Earl Magee Of this city. MaSee
SAYS he befr!ended Whitehead. g!Hin"
him a room ard board for few days
until She could bet funds from home.
Whitehead repaid him by swiping his
clothes Andrew Butler was jagged to-
day- charged with extracting the sum OF
S35 from trunk a; the home or Cecil
lslackshear. where he was rooni:nS.
Andy denies the charge.
Bad Checks.
lad check artists arc working nero
again and police today sent out a. gem
rral warning 10 merchants. one or the
bad check passers. police say. Is one
John Smith. who was released from Jail
Saturday after serving a s!xty-day SEN
,nuse for vagrancy. Smith. II is alleged
secured s36 Christmas money from the
Central Army Store With bogus check
ard IS alleged 20 have passed several
others. lie is still at large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
BRIDGEPORT
Start Bridge Today.


The s,cCi beams 10 be used ~ The
rcr,nstruc;!un Of the West End bridge
were unloadrl yesterday and start
WITH hc mani" on the erection today. &C
rnrliug ~ Contractor Thomas q. Rig
,,v. The bridge has been Closed ami
everything is- in readiness t"r the w"rh
and II will be rusacd TO cOmp!cN"A as
fast as possible.
ladies Lid Meet.
Mrs. !. NJ IIuntc" VIII he the hostcss
to .;hc second division oc the Ladies'
/ Ala society ur the E!rkwr"d Me'hodts
3 church At hcr HON" 81 Main street to-
/ ,nurrow evening. The hostess viii be
ass stcd by Mrs. lI"!sley md social
program and luncheon Will hc enjoyed
! following The business.
Prepare For Election.
Tho members Of the Are department
Will hold their annual meeting Tor the
election 80 officers fox the coming year
In a short time. rs ria"s we're made
for the evc:,, Within the n">t two weeks.
Ch,nr Charles Cooke viii probably be
reelected. sbu: there IA likely 10 be
some lively contests Oh Cor the other
ufnccsl
Insurance Men Meet.
The attaches AID officials OF The Met
-n.o,i,ln Insurance company OF tins
district will enjoy a turkey dinner IN
the dining rooms % tho k!rkwo"d Meth
nd.Sl church tomorrow evening. Music
rdts, church tomorrow evening. Music
ana n nrogra,n oC !rtcrcs;in. talks has
bcc@ slammed is a part o: the evenings
entertainment
Miners Cast vote.
AZ 90 the locnl unions oc the coal
miners in This vicinity CnSt their votes
FOR d.st.ir, and state officers n: meet
imGs held yesterday. The ballots are
heinE forwarded 10 the suh-d!Sr!ct
headquarters at Bcilairs and announce
Inemt oC The resul; Will DO mad" as soon
as tho votes hive been counted
Treat For rtremen.
Frnnwing hs vEual custom. Marshal
Rcr; NcCnnuauEhy ~ this city Will
r",ch.u;c his birthday with a hanGue:
70 10 rendered tho members nc he hre
department. in their rooms a. tho ritT
building Saturday evening Members
&C the Department always looE forward
with Interest Ia this event
Boosters Meet.
The weekly meeting of ~. Booster
club is scheduled for the second floor
rooms 81 the city building on Main
stree, tomorrow evening. Many mat
'cys % interes, and Importance viii be
NJ FOR discussion and good attendance
OF the members Is desired at tie meet
lnr.
Bridgeport BrisfI.
Attorney Gordon Kinder - this city
- expected HON" today after eusI-
moss VISIT 10 Cleveland.
Tho annual "l"rt'on or oFt!"e-s will
nc held at the meetin. Of the Women's
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PAGE ELEVEN

give their play. The Old Maids Ciuo
again ,ha; they have decided to give
= Sa<urLay night. December 10. Ineesa
VIII also he /o.her added attractions.
ard refreshments. !,
Tn. Country Life conference came ~
an ED SUNDAY evening. Prof. napkins
returned to hts home at BucNhannsn
Monday. 4 very ,ruch disappointed man
lecause Of the lack OF interest IN tnia
community concerning the work which
~ is doing. I: is hoped that again
tLls lime next year Dallas Will wake
10 and receive better scores. !.
Roy Kimmins is recovering from an
illness OF tons:lttls.
Doth the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches will give short programs on
Sunday preceding Christmas.
Mrs T.. s. Williams Is recovering
nicely from bronchial pneumonia. q
Mss Ethel Rhoades is !mprorinsi
slowly from a recent attack OF scaries'
fever.
Mrs Roy Strickl!n Will entertain Tbs
Royal Eetghbors and their families.
Friday night.
Miss Ma-gara: Creighton has beet
very III of heart trouble
The many friends ut Miss HannaI
Hart. who underwent an operation for
her eyes recently. Will be pleased 20
know that she can now see a little.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
STEUbENVILLE
Highwaywoman Gets
This Mans BankrOI|

S;cubcnyilIc. O., Dec. l2-:{acoh G's-
monde, local resident. rcpoSsd to the
rciice today that h" vas relieved oc his
purse containing $40 by u flappcr high
waywoman near his h"mc last night.
II" said the Young woman gave him the
'!Gvo sign and while hc was talking 10
Ter sh" nipp"d his har.h roll. He put mp
2 protest AID Ia" cllppcr summoned a
grn.l.nan friend vino son; him 70
Greenland with i lack Dempsey" 30
t@e Jaw Police are looking for the
f.apNcr bandit.
Lost Appeals.
Thomas Cull"rtSun and Emery Dunk!e
Of til city. lost their appeals, ~ the
ohio supreme court today from c"nvic-
toms Oh charges of VIOLATING the prohi-
hilton laws. The men were arrested
last summer charged with Transporting
NJuor 70 this city from Pittsburgh
aud were fined $500 by Mayor frank
Hawkins They carried their cases
through common pleas. court of appeals
and finally to the State supreme court.
Every court upheld the mayer. =.
smashed window.
Eddie Lee. who claims Wheeling as
HIS place 81 residence. landed IN IN"
luckiin hero early today. after lie had
SHE'D 4 shoo ,hr"!g., tn. window Of the
cnach rc II ram Handle train. Eddie be-
came g. sord"rly on tho tain and va ;
forc.hly rjcc,cd here. ~ Il" dropped
off he removed 4 shoe and tossed II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
DALLAS

The Royal Nrighbors OF Dallas have
uecn requested by so many people 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13

TWO fields OF radlum bearing rock
have been discovered on vancouver
Island, 3. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
{ llmble Bee.

-" Tl.m,.. &c" vel! tc cn;c";a ned
Friday evening a. tn" home Of Mrs.
Fred Ge..sr IN Yves: Main street. ;auci
work and other social diversions VIII
J -. enjoyed by he guests and daint/ re-
creshmeuts wi. Lc sorl cd n season.
able hour.
81. Cla!rsvtlle Briefs.
Attorney -. II. Kinder Of Martins
iser~y vas business visitor icrc ,cs-
'erGar.
!. T. Clark of Martins Ferry Ms7 IN
.uwu an business yesterday.
Attorney t. =. SeGgw!oN OF Beiia':e
vas business caller h9re Tuesday.
Mtss Ecsse Fcitcr. county h"Ii'h
nurse. resigned that position yesterday
aud wi.l~lcdvc tho latter PAR Of '..:S
month for Montgomery county. where
che has accepted a similar position.
Mayor W. V. Bennett Of BdrH"Svitc
was IN town on business yesterday.
George \. Cnlrit;s Of BarncSvlIl" M"s
= visitor In St CIa!rsvillc Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
RHdrepore HriefI.

Attorney Gordon Kinder - This city
- expected HON" today after eusI-
moss visit To Cleveland.
Tho annual clort'on or Officers will
nc held at the meeting Of the Womens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13

Narc% Io-"ph assignment. !"No2-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22

Konsulat Generalny podaJe
do wiadomosci treSe depeszy O.
trzymanej "a pOsrednictwem r
A. T.
Zab6jca Prezydenta Naruto-
yicza, Niewiadomski stanie
pred sadem cywilnym dnia ~
grudnia, 1922.
We wtorek przeniesiono zwfo
XII Prezydenta z Belwederu DO
b. Zamku KrolewskiegO, gdzle
pozostana przez try dni, a ma
stepnie zOstana przeniesione> do
Katedry. POchOwanie zwiok ma
stapi W piatek. Szescio-tygo-
dniOwa zaIOba dla wojskOwych,
a dwu-tygOdniowa dla urzedni-
k6w cywilnych. We wtorek, pod
czas przenoszenia zwiok eaie
miasto ibyIO 0Okryte flagami
spuszczonemi do pOIowy drew
ca. Latarnie uliczne pOkrywaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Gen.SikOrskiP PozostajeP ePrenljerem

General SikOrsk, ktory przyja} ma siebie ObO-
wiazh premjera zaraz pO wypadku zamOrdO-
wanna Prezydenta Gabrjela NarutOwicza, zfo-
iyf wczOraj swa rezygnacje ma rece nOwOObra-
nego Prezydenta Stanislawa WOjciechOwsliegO,
zgOdnie pOstanOwieniami KOnstytucji. Prey
dent WojciechOwsE ME przyjaf jednak tel re-
zygnacji i cabinet premjera SikOrskiegO pozO-
stale wladzy W dalszym ciagu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Litwa Ma NOwegO Prezydenta.
lime TeLegramy Zagraniczne
Oredzie Prezydenta Wojcie.
chowskiego Do Narodu.

WARSZAWA, q grudnia. Prasa Stow =
W pierwszem Oredlu swojem Prezydent Wojcie
chOwsh nawOiuje Narod do jednOsci, zgOdy i pO
kOju. Pietnuje on zamordOwanie swegO pOprze-
dnika, nazywajac czyn ten aktem nenawisci pO-
Eitycznej, nawOfuje Narod do hOczenia sladem
wzniOsfych sInych jegO tradycyj. Prezydent
WOjciechOwsi przyobiecuje swObOde sprawie
dIiwOsc tym wszystEim, horzy wiernie beda
STAG przy kOnstytucJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Pozar zniszczyf stacje
Dearborn.

Olbrzy1ni pozar zniszczyf
wczoraj stacje Dearborn, jedna z
najstarszych stacyj kolejowych,
uwazana swego czasu "a najfad-
niejsza. Przyczyna pozaru byio
najprawdopodobniej skrzyzowa-
ME sic przewod6w elektrycz-
nych, zbytnie nagrzanie rur cen
tralnego ogrzewania lub odpa}ek
papierosa. Dopiero W ostatniej
chwili zaczeto przypuszczac, re
pozar mogf bye, wywolany umy-
Slnie. Ma to przypuszczenie z}o-
zyfy sic opowiadania osob, ktore
pred wybuchem pozaru znajdo-
wafy sic ma stacji. Opowiadaly O.
ne, re dwoch mfodych mezczyzn
zbiegaio pred wybuchem pozaru
Y trzeciego pietra.
Ofiar zadnych ME bybo. 600
pracownikow 91niu kompanij ko-
lejowych, ktore miafy swoje blu
ra w budynku stacyjnym / pasa-
zerowie, znajdujacy sic ma staA
eli, otrzynali jeszcze ma czas O
strzezenie, by wyszli z budynku,
W ktorym wybuchf pozar. Poczta
swiateczna zostaia rowniez oca-
Iona przez urzednikow kolejo-
wych i pocztowych.
Pierwszyrn, ktory zauwazyl
pozar, byf policjant P. O'Burke,
kt6ry natychmiast zawiadomil
pracownikow kolejowych i straz
pozarna, Powoli zaczeli pracow-
nicy kolejowi uciekac z budyn--
ku, try telefonistki jednak ME
chciafy usunac sic z palacego bu
dyrlku dopiero policja przefno--
ca ie stamtad wyciagnela.
Podczas ucieczki 2 pionacegc
budynku poniosia obrazenia Gle
lesne pani Hazel Locker. asy-
stentka audytora kompanji kole-
jowej Chicago j Western India
ma. Wielu pasazerow ME chcia
10 sic rowniez usunac z pfonace-
go budynku, pragnac koniecznie
otrzyrnac swoj bagaz i dopiero
policja paikan1i musiaia ieh. STAN
tad wypedzit,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Rozprawa przeciwkO
BitherOwi i Kaupowi
zakonczOna.

Wczoraj wieczorem zcStaaa "a
konczona rozprawa przeciwko w,
A. Bitherowi, adwokatowi Wy
dziahl edukacyjnego i przeciwko
II. w. Kaupowi, kupcowi realno-
sciowemu. Lava przysisgsych L.
znasa obu oskarzonych winnymi
konspirowania celem oszukania
Wydziaiu edukacyjnego i spree
niewierzenia sum, popeinlanis
kradziezy, otrzymywania pienie'
rzy przy pomocy naruszenla do
brej WARY i "a pomoca tafszy--
wych pretensyj, a sad wydai wy
rok, skazujacy Bithera ma wiezie
ME cd 1go roku do 5ciu i grzyw-
ne W wysoko$ci $1,000, a kappa
ma wiezienie w ciagu 9ciu miesie-
cy grzywne W wysokosci $4,000
Sedzia Hopkins naznaczy4 terinin
wniesienia apelacji cd wyroku ma
dzieh 26go grudnia br.
Bither zostat uznany winnyn1
przez sedzi6w przysiegych pra-
vie jednog5oSnie, natoniast przy
debatowaniu mad sprawa kappa
przyszlo do r6znicy zdah, gdyz
niekt6rzy sedziowie uwazali kau
.I-.t, P;+ber,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
DIS POCRZEB PREzYDENTA S.P. GABRJELA
NARUTOWlCzA.

krepa za{obna. Fabryki, sklepy,
biura i t. p. pOzamykanO pod
czas zaIobnego pOchodu. Msze
zaiobna Odprawii Kardyna} ka-
kowski. Orszak zaiobny poprze-
dzaIo duchowienstwO Hardy
naIem Kak0wskim ma czele, a
"a niemi karawan ,rOdzina Pre-
zydenta, MarsZaikOwie Sejmu !
Senatu, Cabinet Ministr6w,
Korpus dyplomatycmy, Misje
wojskowe, Poslowie i SenatOrO-
vie wszystkiech partyj in corpo
re, przedstawiciele miast, uni
wersytet6w, KOnsystorze kos
ciol6w protestanckich, zarzady
gmin zydowskich, GeneraIOwie,
wysocy urzednicy rzadu, dele
gacje z calego Maju, przedsta-
wiciele zwiazk6w zawOdowych,
robotnik6w, wiOscian inwali-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22

i Severinghausa. Jcden z sedziow
przysiegych naznaczyi, re VIA
dza sadowa wydala TAXI wyrok,
ktolry nawet W razie uiaskawie-
MIA przez p. Smalla zabezpieczy
kare dla obu oskarzonych.
Ami Bithera ami kappa ME by
10 przy odczytaniu wyroku, obaj
wyszli gdy tylko sedzh pozwolii
I'M opuScic sale sadowa. Asysten-
ci prokuratora ME wnieSli zad--
nych apelacyj cd wyroku iwstrzy
mali sic cd wydania oSwiadcze-
MIA. ,5 H..
zaden oskarionych ME chcial
wystapic przeciwko drugiemu W
roll Swiadka. lKaupowi mp. ofia-
rowano te sposobnosc i dano mu
nietylkalnoSc swiadka, Kaup ME
chciaS jednak z niej skorzystac.
Obrona obu oskarzonych prowa-
dzona byia przez adwokatow G..
c. lie Forgee w. w. Schroede-
ra, ktorzy bronili ostatnio guber
natora Smalla w Waukegan. SJak
tam TAX i tu starali sic oni trwol-
mic oskarzonych przy Pomocy
prawnych wybiegow, ktore sic je
dnak ME udaiy. Swiadk6w re stro
ny Bithera lub kappa ME WY
wano wcale, try listy byE je--
dynemi dowodami ich why.
Ciekawa jest rzecza, re wszy'
scy byli urzsdnicy Wydziafu edu
kacyjnego, rniahowani swego GA
su przez klike Lundin Thomuso-
nowska, stale skarza sic ma pre-
sladowania partji demokratycz-,
nej, kt6ra nawet W sadzie ma swo
ich oSmieliia sic ich oskarzyc
Wszyscy oskarzeni uwszaja sic
bic "a ofiary politykiers&ich czyn
nikow. Krzyk TAXI podniosi sic
szczeg6lniej wtedy, gdy wsadze
sadowe znalaziy podczas sledz--
twa drQge az do rnagistratu j po-
zwaiy kiIsu wybitniejszych po--
litycznych osobnikow. w pierw-
szej chwili nastapiio wielkie O.
burzenie kategorycznie zaczeto
sic domagac przyspieszenia roz-
praw, gdy jednak jeden z pople-
cznikow rrlagistrackicll zostaf
skazany ma grzywnes j wiszienie
"a lekcewazenie wladz sadowych,
zaczsto z coraz wiskszytn respek
terf patrzec ma wiadze sadowe j
obecnie juz niema tych wyzywa-
jacych glos6w, upominajacych
sic. o specja1ne prawa it'd.
Obecnie wyznaczono jlz roz-
prawy przeciwko wszystkini 0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
NADZIEJA WoLNoscI OLA
zs PoLITYcZNYcH WIFz-
NIoW z CHICAGO.

Waszyngton, % grudnia. =
Wypuszczenie ma wolnosc pred
swietami prawie polowy t. wv.
pclitycznych przestepcow, odsia
dujacych do tel pory kary vie,
zienia "a nielojalna akcje W cza-
sic wojny, nabiera coraz wick
szych widokow prawdopodobiefi-
stNa.
Zgodnie kraiacemi pogfoska
mi administracja rozwaza obec-
ME kwestje uwolnienia % czion-
k6w radykalnej organizacji TO-
botniczej I. w. W., wspolnikow
Bill Haywood'a, pozostajacych
w wiezieniu pod wyrokami cd
pieciu do dwudziestu lat, nalozo-
nemi przez sad w slad "a udo-
wodnieniem i'm why skazaniem
w Chicago podczas wojny.
Powyzsza wiadomosc poprze--
dzifo wyjasnienie, IL senator 6.
Wharton Pepper, jeden z pierw-
szych autorytetow w kwestjach
prawpych W caiym lzraju, donna
gal sic uwolnienia wyrazajac O.
pinje. il wiezniowie pozbawieni
sa nieslusznie wolnosci przez
diuzszy, niz dwuletni oakres czasu,
ia jaki zasadzeni byli "a jedno z
przestepstw, wyinienionych W
akcie oskarzenia.
Oczekuja interwencji Daugher-
ty'ego. y
o lie Prezydent Harding przy-
chyl: sic do ponawiajacych sic cd
diuzszego czasu zadan wypuszcze
MIA politycznych przestepcow ma
wolnosc, ME ulaskawi on ich we
wiasciwem znaczeniu tego slowa,
lecz udzieli kazdemu Mich zmia
ny wyrolzu, wchodzacej W zycie
z chwila przyjecia jej przez u
wiezionego.t Wediug informacyj
z Biafego domu Prezydent Har-
ding ME otrzymal w tym wzgle-
die do tel pory zadnych reko--
mendacyj Cd generalnego proku-
ratora Daugherty'ego, jednak we
dug powszechnego oczekiwania
ten ostatni przedstawi swe zapa-
trywanie ma kwestje uiaskawienia
ma dzisiejszej konferencii gabi--
netu.
g ,politycznych' przestepcow
odsladuje obecnie kary W federal
nych wiezieniach. Poza % czion-
kami organizacji /. w. w, zasa-
dzonymi W Chicago, "a skazano
w Sacramento, Cal, lczterech W
Wichita, Kans., szesciu W roz-
rzuconychT po caiym kraju miej-
scowosciach.
w intencji departamentu spra
wiedliwosci ley oddzielna rewi-
zja kazdego z tych wypadkow
przy przedstawianiu wiezniow
do 1aski administracji.
Chicagoslim sprawom przyznano
pierwszehstwo.
Do tel pory wzisto dopiero pod
uwage sprawy, q rhieagoskich