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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
w BELFAScIE MA Bye IA
PRoWADZoNY STAN WoA
JENNY

Londyn, %. marca. - Winston
Churchill, sekretarz kolonij, prze
mawiajac wczoraj W izbie grnin.
dal doNzrozumienia, re jezeli stan
rzeczy W BelfaScie sic ME zmie-
nj, to zostanie tam zaprowadzo-
ny stan wojenny. Rad angielski
jednak, dodaf Churchill-zdecy-
dowalby sic ma zaprowadzenie
stanu wojennego dopiero po u
przedniem porozumieniu sic z
rzadem Ulsteru.
Przyjecie przez Rad ulsterski
zaproszenia ma konferencje do
Londynu, ktora ma odbyc sic ju-
tro, ufatwia droge do porozu-
mienia pomiedzy Poinocna a
Poludniowa Irlandja.
Przedstawicielami Irlandji Po-
iudniowei ma konferencji beda-
Michai Collins, Arthur Gdiffith
i Eammqn Duggan. Ulster zas
bedzie reprezentowapy przez Ja-
mes Craig'a, premjera, oraz kilku
innych czionkow gsbinetu, Ze
strony Anglji bedzie obecny
Churchill wraz kilkoma inny-
mi czionkami rzadu i prawdo--
podobnie Lloyd George.
Rad angielski ma wystapic z
propozycia zawarcia rozejnu w
I NokoAczauaa n. arransev Scfe1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d sIoica> godzinie o:4O'
Zach6d sIonca gOdzinie Gill.
*
PogOda w Chicago / Okohey; we
wtorek 1 srode niepewna pogoda
prawdopOdobnie deszcz, lub Snieg O.
kolo wieczoFa. Wiatr p6lnOcno-za-
chOdni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: NaJ-
wyisza dzis o p6inocy 40 stopnl maj
niisza wczOrsj godzinie Sci Po Po-
tudniu 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
tego warunku serjo, gdyz przed
dwoma laty gornicy postawili to
samo zadanie, lecz sami un.jni Ii
derry uznali ten system "a osia-
biajacy ich stanowisko.
BRAK WSPoLPRACY ME-
Dry STACJAMI PozARNEMI
A STACJAMI WODOCIA-
CONVENT.
BRAK WSPoLPRAcY ME-
CONVENT.

Miejski inzynier p. Murd5ck,
-zarzueaf wczoraj przed konrite--
TEN aldermanow, naznaczolym
w celu przeprowadzenia sled-twa
co do pozaru W Srodmiesciu, brak
organizacji wsp6lpracy miedzy
stacjami stray pozarnej a stacja
mi wodociagowenii. Utrzymywai
on, re wcale ME wiedziai 0 poza-
re w Srodmiesciu dla tego els
nienie s}upa woody W tel dzielni-
cy bylo niewielkic Wogole,
twierdzif on, re nieina najmniej-
szej lqcznosci miedzy jego depar-
tamentem straza pozaraa, przy
Ipadkowo dowiaduja sic tylll.< je-
go ludzie o pozarze W ckoljcy j
Islyszac, lub widzac ped2aca straz
pozarna specialize pompy lmucha-
miaja, by zwiekszyc cisnienie wo
| dy W danej okolicy, Co do poza-
Iru W srodmieSciu, to stral powin7
ina byia zafozyc weze do hydran-
tow W odlegfosei 1,700 stop, gdyz
W poblizu hydranty prawie re ME
dziaiaiy. a to z powodu bucowy
przy Union depot" w odlegio-
sci juz 1000 stop cd miejsca po-
zaru wszystkie hydranty dziaia-
" sprawnie
Przyzsposobnoscf takiego wyja-.
snienia alderman Arthur +. Al
bert zarzucai p. Cullertonowi, re.
,uzurpowai sobie wiadze, kt6rej'
ME posiada i re .sprawia to zie
wrazenie ma podwfadnych gdy+
niepowofany | ME fnaJacy praWa,
jwydaje rozkazy.
ZARZUTY sEDZIoW PREY.
SIFGLYCH PRZECIW ROZ--
|PORZADZENIU o ROZWIA--I
ZANIU LAWY. il
Po przedwstepnem porozumie-
liu sic, IS czfonkow kawy wiel-
goprzysieglych zfozyfo ma rece'
sedziego Scanlana protest prze-
ciwko rozporzadzeniu rozwiaza-
MIA Lawy wielkoprzysieglyeh Il
tego powodu5 re W Ionic ich znaiI
duja sic ludzie, ktorzy przekup-
Istwem staraH sic wpiynac ma
zmiane zdania swoich kolegow.
z powodu nieobecnosci Johna 4.
Phelana wystepowat jako NOW
ca Walter Worthington w pro-
tescie zfozonym ma piSmie Sc
dziemu Scanlanowi 1S podpisa--
|nych sedzi6w protestuje przeciw-
ko zarzutom postawionym i'm
|przez prokuratora Stanowego. Pc
.przegladniscip protestu ssdzia
Scanlan poprosii sedziow BY
Gag daisy IA stronicy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
KURs MABEK PoLsKIoH.

wedIe komunikatu POlskiegO
KonsuIatu Generalncgo Nurs marek
poISlich jest dis 342O marek "a ST..
Czyn 40 eent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
NIEMcY oDRZUCILY "a
DANA ALJANToW.

Berlin, %. marca. - Kanclerz
Wirth oznajmii wczoraj PremJe-
rom panstw rzeszy niemiecklej
oraz liderom partyjnym W Reich
stagu, IL Rad niemiecki Poinfor-
muje miedzysojusznicza komisJe
reparacyjna, ze Podwyzszenie
podatkow o 6O,OOO,OOO,OOo marek
lest niemozliwe do wykonania !
ze finansowa kontrola mad Mem
cani, wspomniana W ostatn1eJ
nocie, ME moze bye rowniez
prZyieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
MARSZALEK FRANCJI
PRZYBYL DO WIKTORJI.

-
Victoria, B. c., % marca. -
General Jozef Jacques Joffre, mar
szaiek .Francji, przybyi tn wczo-
raj ma pokiadzie linjowca ,,Sil--
yer State. Marszakowi towarzy
sly PAM Joffre oraz grono przy-
jaciof re sfer wojskowych. Gene
raj Joffre przybyi tu z Dalekiego
Wschodu.
ZAMIANOWANIE NOWEGO
PoDSEKRETARZA STANU.
Washington, 28 nnarca. = Pre-
zydent Harding zamianowal wczo
raj p. Wilhelma Phillips'a ma sta
nowisko podsekretarza Stanu "a
niiast obecnego Ipodsekretarza p,
Henry P. Fletcher'a. ktofy udale
sic wkrotce do Belgji W charak-
terze ambassadors arnerykahskie-
go przy rzadzie belgijskinl.
Pan Phillips byi dawniej pesF
nomocnym minstrem amerykafi-
skim w Holandji.
Prezydent Harding zamianowal
jednoczesnie p. Leland Harriso-
naz Illinois ma stanowisko asys-
tent Sekretarza Stanu ma miejsce
p. Fred'a Morros'a Dearing a,
ktory zostai powoiany ma stano-
wisko ministra amcrykanskiego
przy rzadzie portugalskim.
Pan Phillips urodzii sic 1873
roku, studja rniwersyteckie u
.konczvl w r. 1900, a w Piec lat
pozniej wstapii do ssuzby dyplo-
matycznej. Peinif on W swolm
czasie obowiazki drugiego sekre-
TARA legacji amerykanskiej W
,Pekinie, ktore to stanowisko zaJ-
mowa{ poprzednio p. Fletcher.
Pan Harrison urodzi} sic w
1888 roku, a studja uniwersyte-
ckie ukonczyf w 1907 roku, po-.
czern w roku 1908 wstaPii do s{ti1
by dyplomatycznej jake trzecl
sckfetarz ambasady amerykail-
skiei " TOXIC. Ostatnio atoli pra
cowal on stale W Departamencle
Stanu.
POSEL JAPONSKI ZEGNA
Sic z PREzYDENTEM.
Waszyngton, 20 marca. - Am Am
basador japonski przy rzadzie wa
szvngtons<iln, baron Shidehara,
przygotowujac sic do opuszcze-
mia Waszyngtonu jeszcze wczo-I
raj wieczorern odwiedzii Prey
denta Hardinga, zegnajac sie q
MIN ma dluzszy czas.
Baron Shidehara udaje9 sic do
Japonji dnia Ego kwietnia ma po-
kisdzie jednegoSz okretow, odpiy
wajqcych W tym dniu 2 San Fran
cisco. Ambassador Japohski tpda-
je sic do swej ojczyzny ma kilko-
miesieczny pobyt.
IUTRO KONFERENCJA COR
NIKoW q PRZEDS1EBIOR-
CANT.
Springfield, Ill., 28 marca. Il
P FranciszelS harrington, prezes
zwiazkow gornikow W Stanie IL
linois, powiadomii wczoraj pred
stawicieli zrzeszenia Hrzeddsie--
biorc6w kopalnianych, u pragnai|
by konferowae mimi iutro, o.
godz. loci rano, W Chicago. Za-|
pytany, czy konferencja ia moze|
mice w rezultacie bezposrednie 4
Dcrozurnienie sic g6rnik6w p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, wtorek, %. marca: sw.
Sykstusa Papieha.
Jutro, Sroda, %. marca: Sw. Cy-
ryIa Djakoua.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
CABINET ANGIELSKI Wo--
BEG KWESTJI RoSYJ-
SKIEJ.

Londyn, %. marca. - Premier
Lloyd George po powrocie wa
kacyj zauwazyl, IL podczas jego
nieobecnoSci W gabinecie wytwo
rzyi sic silny prad przeciwko je-
go stanowisku W sprawie rosyj-
skiej. Winston Churchill wraz z
kilkoma swymi kolegami prze--
ciwny jest polityce Lloyd Geor-
ge'a CO do warunkowego uznania
sowietow de jure i de facto, al
bowiem Rad sowietow, wyjat-
klein rzadu angielskiiego, istnie-
je najdiuzej W Europe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
RENCU.

Paryz, %. marca. (Prasa ST.
. Wahanie sic Rady Ligi Naro-
dow W przyjeciu zaproszenia ma
konferencje do Genui tiumaczy
sic tenn, IL czfonkowie Ligi Ma
rodow zadaja bardziej czynnego
udziaiu W konferencji, niz zwy-
kiego uczestniczenia w roll eks-
pert6w doradc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
gaDomagaS Sic Czynnego
Udzialu w Konferencjii.
CAB.ANCIELSKI WOBEC KWESTH ROSYJSKIEJ
" BeEascie Ma Bye ZaprOwadzony Stan WOjenny.
Starcie JapO6czyk6w z Bolszewikami.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

minister spraw zagranicznych
Ronstanty Skirmunt, lecz spo--
dziewa sic ona otrzymaG cd kon-
ferencji gwarancje swej niepo--
.dlegSoSci politycznej jak rowniez
j ekonomicznej.
Austria spodziewa sic cd kon-
ferencji genuehskiej wydatnej po
mocy finansowej. Czechy maja
nadzieje, IL konferencja w Ge--
nui przyczyni sic do utrwaIenia
ich niepodleg4osci. Serbia spo--
dziewa sic cd konferencji, IL zaj-
mie sic ona, procz ogolnej rekon-
strukcji Europy, uporzadkowa-
MEM spraw ma Bafkanach.
LIGA DOMAGA SIZE Gym
NEGo UDZIALU w KoNFE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28

Nokonczenis ma streniey scisl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28
KoNFERENCJA GBNUEN-
SKA BEE AMERYKI ZRoBI
FIASCO.

Berlin, %. marca. = Nastroj
poIityczny, jaki panuje w Mem
czech. Austrji, Rosji Polsce,
Czechach i Serbji pozwala VINO
sic, ze liderzy polityczni wick
szoSci wymienionych KRAKOW "a
patruja sic pesymistycznie ma re
zultaty konferencji genuenskiej
bez udziaiu Ameryki. Tylko Cze
chy i Serbia nastrojone So oPty-
mistycznie co do przysziej konfe
rcncji W Genui. Rosja, Niemcy /
Austria ME spodziewaja sic nj
szego pocieszajacego dla siebie
cd konferencji, jezeli Ameryka
ME wezmie W niej udzialu.
Kanclerz Wirth oznajmii, IL
Niemcy gotowe So wyPemic lon
dvnskie warunki odszkodo-
wanna. lecz prosza o krotka
przerwe. gdyz pahstwo Jest TAX
wyczerpane. ze ME jest wProst
W stanie sprostac Przyjstym 20
bowiazaniom. Niemcy sPodziewa
ia sic. IL konferencja genuenska
przychyli sic do ich prosby
sgodzi sic ma odroczenie W pta-
ceniu odszkodowania.
Rosja, wediug show harola
Radka, gotowa jest udzielic pan
stwom europejskim daleko ida
cych koncesyi lecz zada "a to Cd
powiednio przyzwoitego trakto--
wanna jei W Genui.
Polska ME udaje sic do Genul
z zadna proSba, oznajmil polskl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-28

SAG daIszy ra stronlcy 5
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

Feminine oesssminaiior.
Aiic--~tAn you really hnSs ssai
yoa ~snty' visxinia-"'t'm rather rae
decided. tsut ! know tina, want IL
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
os"V Fsrpss cvs,eura Ts'eum
Ne eiappsr.

Ne elappsr.
Speaking of perfect mcasurcm"n'''
the Venus de Milo"
"Aw. she'd bc a fat woman now.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Department Of Agriculture lMes'
tioatino Possibilities in
Growing Of Plant.
SEED STORAGE IS IMPORTANT
Il ors~v Mainly In Shallow Lakes and
oivoolsh etsssms-littis ef Grain
Ever Gets On Msskst-Nss
Ornamental Value

trsesssss ~ The usitsa ssstss psssFsfAses
81 Asss<sissss-1
According to tho usual practice rec
commended. s-cd shouid be kept dry
from harvest To planting time. but the
opposite eoadiiioa II desirable In pre-
serving thr visbiiity Of Wild rice. says
ths United States Department Of AsF''
culture In Circular -. Wild Riec.
prepared BY Charles T. Chsmbllsa'
For this rrasna. in buying sr~d u u
Important lhss tic purchase 10 made
hu<n = d~airs who guarantees thst
hss bc~n stos~d under the right COO
ditio6s.
We Tor wild Rice.
The principal usr Of Wild rice Il -
feed fue wild ducks snd other ~stes
fo~t. but II il slso usrd TO limited
exteat ~ human fonsi. particularly By
snsnp OF the Indian TRIBES of the upper
Nississippi valley. Becsuse u sttsscts
s.me birds II u sp~n On hunting pre-
sssvea. the sewers going out Ia row.
boats OF canoes and spreading the SOD
ovss The water By hsndfuta Mature
ssed 10 heavy and viii siak tmassai.
slejy to the bottnsa aud become tsu'
bessded In the mud Spring sowing II
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Always

Always.
When d" You expect your husi'an"
backfs
when I least expect him. Life.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
CAREFUL IN cRAMklNe TRUCK
orivsss Ought 70 d Sur That w
seArk 10 Fully Rssaresd-Sis"
% Avoid Injury.

Before ersnking tho engine. tns
driver Of motor truck should b sure
the spark lever Il fully retarded ana
that the gears are in neutral. II u !.
attempted To crank tho engine Win
tho spark lever advanced. the chances
arc that tile engine will baeknse. p"s-
sibly resulting in . broken arm
Furthermore. II tho driver succeeds In
efsnkinx his engine when II u In gar
4. may aast and run over him snd bs
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
General cssp cendisieaA

pva.~r.-Thc eoadition IT late ercfs
in the iicrky mountain region sh"~s
cin,inucsi Improvement In 'noss sections
according To reports Ut the U. = Nts'
sion of Crops and Tive Stnrk Esti'
masrs Thrvshinx of s,nsiI grains
made sao.i prusvv~s 10 The northern
section but yields asv generally s~'
ported as Slightly lcss than expected
lisin i. needed to facilitate fail taow'
ins in wyominx. Some sredias Ut ~iu'
s~s wheat has commenced in Colorado.
The prosiuetioa ut fruit and truck
crops IL sva~rsiiy good The apple
crop {. bcios average In New Mexico.
.iuc 4. drought: picking u Just cum
,n-ncias in Colorado. Pasture cpadi-
ton. arr good In asnst sections but
rain came tos late to insure suff,cicnt
feed in Ncw Mexico and the movement
of cattle out Of the state continues
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Prisoners Gs.sps During Reception.

Florence. Aris-Threc j,risuncrs cs-
rape,i from the Arizona stHtc penitcn-
'iary here. They are: Morris ". Mich.
n,s, sentenced from Cochise county 10
serve FROM one to fourteen years for
forgery: Jack tang,i"n. alias Joyce
ShipIey. and Wallace kcssc.rins. The
,hxrc men are musicians They played
at u reception ut the home of Captain
Thomas Rynnins. superintendent oi
the state prison. They disappeared
during the cntert ainment.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

and siusxssh sssvsms. while In The
eastern aud southern part uf the tnii.
I'd States II ihrivcs above brsckish ~.
ter on los msrShes bordering most Of
the tidal s1vcfA
Wild rice may b. started In beds and
thea tssnspisnted. This method oe
getting Q stand started In Q locstioo
whore the crop dos not grow natural.
" IL described In tho circular.
Manner u Nssvsssioe.
For centuries the Indians Of Mime
sosa. Wisconsin and Canada have har.
vested this crop By going out In canoes
and shaking OF knocking the ripe seeds
into the boat. The white man. with all
Ills ingenuity. employs the satnr meth.
I'd and probably will continue to do N
until the plant II brought under cult.
vatian. The Department Of Asricui.
tuss II investigating the possibilities In
the growing Of the plant and In the cir.
cuiar reports that II II . good food and
that u has . possible value a. forage.
very little Of the grain ever gets on
tae markets. ~ the indians sell only
the small surplus they may have occa.
sicna11y.
Copies Of the circular may he oh.
tained by writing to the Department
Of Agriculture. Washington.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Train Cuts Avsemeeils in Two.

Sabula. Iowa.-Ai,ss Elizabeth Tap
lin, ls-ycar-old daughter of George
Taplin. residing near Sabula. had a
miraculous escape from injury when
u passenger train cut off the unoccu
pied rear seat of an automobile which
she was driving. leaving her unharined
In the front seat.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Plan OS
lNfOKMAIiON DEPARTMENT

.assss~svssi ssVsssstss answered ss's
,sls-sssssSsss gladly eus~asesed ~tshoes
cost. AsSsssvsn sey eosn shsve.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

Wash dirty eggs every day. and then
market them as soon as possible.
Washed eggs should be sold for ,mms.
diate consumption.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
l;c.ms. rsvehss Live w,rs. LIvss

linesnAn 1ovehoo Live Wise. lIveA
San rrsncisru. Csiif.-M = hospital
here IL was rvpostct that Frank Sutru.
a iincmaa. WAS out of danger. although
hc remained catansicd in n live wire
Of h,sh voltage for half an hour while
two firvncn and = policeman strus-
sicd Ia FREE him. The accident ocs
Cured at the top 1T a seventy -flvc-foc'
po~cr pole. Su,ru. apparently de-
ranged temporarily by his experience.
Kicked anil fought back the rcscucr~.
while tirvmcn .tooj below with life
net. Finally hc was pulled I"'sec from
tie wtrr.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

wild Rice Growing In ShsiIevv Water
The SEED PanIe,ss Ars TIVE Fsst
lono.
the most satisfactory ~ seed that II
sown In the fall II likely to be con.
stmed by hungry ducks or geese.
The natural range Of Wild rice In
North America extends MNthward
from the northern end Of Lake Wlnni.
peg to the Gulf Of Mexico and eastward
to the Atlantic coast throughout these
latitudes. In the northern part Of this
s.v,nn II grows mainly In shallow lakes
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

That oSsss Ass In Neutral
The eausp of considerable damage to
the truck aud othes fT,pcsty - well.
II pays To be ~ the ssfs side whso
thc cost Of TAXI . chance means pos-
sibty damage suits Of swo ktnds-oos
Of Injury TO The driver. and The oshes
o. secoaas Of property damage Of ooe
sost os another. Thcsv have been easso
whore damage suits have ssssva from
injusses dnoe To ouls.de pessoas oshss
than the driver. all because this rule
was not oheycd.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

Mixing Feeds In lots.
Feeds can bc mixed In lots Of sev.
eral hundred pounds by ahove,,ps
back aud forth on q tight floor.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Production st Lew cesQ

The farmer who uses 4 purcbresi
herd sire from . high producing fam.
ily II likely to be efficient In other
things and with got high production
ut low cost.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
You Can Get Back
Your Grip on
Health

cesSons suffering from ssosaaea
trouble and who ssv under setsM
asd IN ~rersvsdy friend In TahAae
TAis cpa~besied meeiicinc has s4aes
indierssioa and tars~ssri tho uesssi
sus Thousands Of people ~vvs,~s bette
Ma n. y. fiahersy. 1905 Grace 81
Lyschbusx. Va. swys:
MY sna's health wss fully fwstots's
6y Tsnlsc and NJ actually saia<a
tweaiy poenda In weixhs. Af'rs s'e'g
meal ~ suffered terribly from srtsts
psina. paipisatioa and shussncss Cd
breath. and had awful headaches. hs
was terribly nervous. too. lie
WORKING now every day and IL In a.
good health ~ he ever Was"
Cnsier noufishnssnt n the cause %
most cnsrs of under weight. Tanlae
enables tho stomach tn extract thf
healthy nusrsmrnt from the food
builds up the whole body and 10
creasee the weight to normal Mii'
lions os people have testified I" ~
grvst benefits. Oct \ bottle to-day
st any snod drugxist. .-Advcrtisc'uer
Always.
when d" You expect your husian"
backf~
when least expect him. Life.
oe0t esrpet cutieuea Tsicum
When adding 10 your toilet requisites
An exquisite face. akin. baby and dust
Ing powder and perfume. rendering
other perfumes superfluous. You maj
rely On II because one Of the Cuticura
Trio (Soan Ointment and Ta'cum,'
&c each everywhers.-AdvertisernenI
Ne elappsr.
Speaking of perfect measurement
the Venus de Milo"
"Aw. she'd be a fat woman now.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01

tions is giving rise to a remarkable series of false rumors which have been spread among the people. It has once more been asserted that the Moslem posse ssion of the Mosque AL Aqsa and the Haram Esh- -Sharif is threatened, and representatives have been sent to Mecca to defend Moslem rights. It is not necessary to go to so much trouble to repel an attack which no one has made or will make. The Moslem possession of the Haram F,sh Sharif is absolutely guaranteed, not only by the declarations of the British government, but by Article 13 of the mandate itself
 Tt is rumored also that on the passage of the mandate, the British flags over the governorates will be replaced by Zionist flags; the govern ment of the country will be trans ferred to the Zionist organization, and 30,000 Jews will immediately enter the country to occupy it. I am not
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
POWERFUL FORCES ID BREAK UNIONS
John 1. Lewis Makes a General
 Labor Day Statement

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 1.-Power- ful forces are at work to break down organized labor and deal with it or the same basis that some persons deal with their horses and mules, T according to John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of Amer ica, in Labor Day statement issued today.
 These forces regard labor as a piece of property which they own and must control" he continued They fail to take into consideration the human element in labor It is their avowed purpose to reduce the workingman to such a low level of existence that he will be unable to defend himself against any form of brutality and starvation that the en- ployer might wish to inflict.
 Since Labor Day, 1921, this con- flict has ragged with increasing inten- slty until it has engulfed the entire nation in industrial strife.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01

But labor still stands, its columns unbroken, and 1t will continue to stand to the end of the fight. Or ganized labor cannot be destroyed, It Is here to stay, Those employers and those interests that are now work ing so hard to wipe 1t out should learn the best way to deal with la bor is to be fair and just,
 Let us hope that this vicious at tack may cease so that there may be permanent industrial peace in Amer lea. Labor stands ready to do its part in bringing about that happy condi- ton, Labor expressed the fervent hope that the great American public will take such an interest in indus trial affairs as to make it possible for organized labor and employers to live together in harmonious relationship"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01

SO much surprised that mischief-mak CTS should spread fantastic stories of this character as I am that any sane human being should believe them Yet, I am assured that so credulous are sections of the population of this country that there are many individ- uals who really believe that events such as these will happen.
 The approval of the mandate will make no difference whatever in the present administration of the coun- try, or in the laws relating to immi- grafton. It will. however, be follow ed by the enactment of constitution which will provide for the establish ment of a legislative assembly con- taining a majority of members freely elected by the people. The drawing up of the list of voters will begin as soon as the constitution is promulgat- ed, and when that is completed--it must necessarily take some time-the election will take place."
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01

which was used in building the school took fire. There was no damage.
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 A son was born yesterday 10 Mf and Mrs John A. Mccarthy of Ham, ilton street.
 Day school, 80. Conn. Bus. College, -Advt.
 The local police were notified yes, terday by the automobile commis- sioner that the operators license Of Wasequin Pyrczak of 40 Grove street which has been under a period of suspension, has been returned to him,
 "Swanee Bluebird" new Victor dance record. c. l.. Pierce X Co., advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
PROPOSE NEW SERVICE
Would Have Airships Travelling Be- tween Great Britain and Australia After Trial Flight Is Made

Sydney N. S. w., Sept IA new proposal for the establishment of an airship service between Great Britain and Australia has been placed before Premier Hughes by Sir Keith Smith, who with his brother the late Sir Ross Smith, flew from England to Aus tralia.
 The premier said that a private company was prepared to furnish the capital, provided that reasonable interest was guaranteed by the differ ent parts of the Empire. He said he understood that the Australian quota would be 10000 pounds annually, while the previous proposition had involved a very much larger expend- iture.
 Sir Keith said that the project in volved the employment of airships now idle in England and the institu- ton of service through Egypt and India to Australia. Premier Hughes said he would lay the matter before parliament.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
NEW HONORS ARE OFFERED
 GEN, CLARENCE EDWARDS

Boston, Sept. l.-Major General Clarence R. Edwards. commander of the first corps area and former com- mander of the 26th (Yankee) divi- sion in France, who will shortly re- tire from active service in the regular army yesterday was invited by Gov ernor Cox to become head of tho Massachusetts National Guard with the rank of major general.