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The New York herald., 1922-08-18

SAIL SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
Drottningholm, Gothenburg. 97 r 100 PM
FL Mundo, Galveston. 81 " r.. -
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, 95 " r.. II 100 AM
George Washington, Bremen, 4,
Hoboken .................... 200 PM
Helen. San Juan, u Bklyn........ Noon
Homeric. Southampton, 80 " r.. IL 100 AM
kroonland, Antwerp, so N R...... Noon
Lafayette, Havre. 81 RE. Noon
Lake Como, Cienfuegoe, N R.. -
Noordam, Rotterdam, 9th ct. Ho-
boken ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Noon
Orizaba. Havana. &c, IA r Re-. II 100 AM
Pastores. Havana, &C, r.. IL :00 AN
Sagaporack, Constanza, 81 Bkiyn,. -
San Juan. San Juan. &c. 35 Bklyn Noon
silvia, 81 John.v Java ct, Bklyn.: IL 100 AM
Steel Scafarer. Los Angeles. sc, y,
jersey City.
zulia, Mayaguez. IL Bklyn. Noon
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sun rises....... 0S Moon rises..12 3s PM
Sun sets........ 81 Moon sets. 10 AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER AUGUST IS.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is.

WILL there
Gndos seattle With
49, o. 1a, .. AH a :, ma B,s Rs:
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& s FasSs ss9 rss avess ess D s 1 Belgium
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sana str oR1zABA 8 AM
NOTE A-PARcEL POST MAILS
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Africa Russia % in
rhes e ea % IN asia esssp ,uTsn hea Santa G
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sSs Sy d n cn Snea ao sh s T Hl % &
sas @ FrsD @ ssn %, Senegal Niger
snds Gde
E@ni ao spt SPANISH New Caledonia and depe
the Western and Eastern zoneo Tun'
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Company, Inc.
Position at noon: distance in miles. unless
otherwise specified.1
Acme $40 Ambrose l. v 10th.
Agwidale 40 SSW Cape May 16th.
Cananoya 46 Scotland L. V 10th.
Chappaqua 161 Il Cape Henry 17th.
Cerro Azu "a Sc Winter Quarter Shoals
chappaqua IS e Nantucket L v 18th.
Chicago City ITO E Ambrose l. v 16th.
City OF Columbus 100 Sw Nantucket l. v
city OF Montgomery 100 " Diamond shoal
city OF ST Joseph 1875 f Ambrose l. v 10TH
Glare 4oa Scotland I 10Th;
Dorchester 1e0 NE Winter Quarter Shoals L
10th.
Eastern Tempest 100 Sc Point Judith 18th.
Gloucester rs WSW Nantucket l. 10th.
Henry r Mallory 337 Scotland l. V nth.
Hoven so Z Nantucket 1. V nth.
Juniata 80 ENE Fire Island l. 17th.
Lacuna 210 n Hatteras AM 10th.
London,er 124 E Ambrose l. 18th.
Nantucket 139 NE Winter Quarter Shoal L v
18th.
Nishmaha e5 f Nantucket L v nth.
Ontario IA SW Fire Island l. v 18th.
President Monroe 251 r Ambrose l. v 18th.
Rotarian 14S n Cape May 10th.
San Eduardo 40 NE Nantucket 18th.
Santa Elisa 305 Scotland l. V 18th.
Sundance 800 NE Diamond Shoal l. v 10th.
West Inskip 1873 Ambrose 10th.
By the Radio Corporation of
America.
Bannack e4s e by Cape Henry 18th.
Bristol 9o WSW Nantucket l. " 18th.
Caracas LIS S Ambrose l. 10th.
City Of Rome ns 4S 90 sW Gay Head 17tn 1s,s
Eastport 36s Ambrose L V 17th.
Everett 1S1 E Boston light 18th.
Continued on Following Page.
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Steamers Due in New York.
Due FRIDAY. AUGUST IL.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Aquitania. Southampton f2th. Cunard Line
Astral. Colon Sd.. Standard OIL
City Of ST Louis. Savannah 18th. Ocean IS
Crofton Hall. Buenos Aires 11th
Norton. Lilly Co
Cubano. FALMOUTH. ........... Kerr Limo
ri Lago, New Orleans 18th. Southern pao
Independence, Colon 5tn.. Barber Lines
Lake Floravista Cienfuegos ifth. Ward Line
Nirhmaha Newport, T., 4th. Lykes Bros
Poycarp, Para 18th. h............ Booth IS Co
Rotts rdam. Boulogne pth. -. :. Holland Amer
schodack, Rotterdam 2d...... Cosmopolitan
Storaker, Narvik Sd. .........S Stray Co
strathern Liverpool 2d..........R l. Hague
TAURUS, Hun "a d...t.............. Kerr SS Co
VT Emmanuele III, Glasgow 4th,
Baltimore rs Co
wellpark. Antwerp 27,h................ -
DUE SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
Alcor penarth 4th. Observation-Disclosures.
Alvarado. Cristobal 9th. y. .Sanderson Son
Dante Alghieri, Naples 30,
Mcdonnell Truda
ri Almirantc Galveston 18th. Southern Pac
Halmoor. Newport. T., 4th. Inter Chart Co
Ivannlg Watts. Barry 9TH,
Simpson, Spence e. Young
Mexico. Nassau 18th. h........s..... Ward Line
Paris, Havre 18th. ..............F French Line
President Fillmore. Bremen sth. ..U Line
Rolf, Guantanamo 18th. Ward Line
81 Mihie. Cristobal 12th..........U $ Army
Surlnam, 81 Thomas 2d.......... Clyde Line
Tafna, Shields IN. h............ Bowring a Co
vsuban. Southampton 9th. .Sanderson Son
DUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.
Celtic. Liverpool i2th...... White Star Line
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HIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE World
Almanac for New York August 1s.

wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
about AN Saturday.
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Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID, c.. Aug II (
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

IVesses SAT- Daylight
SAIL SATURDAY AUGUsr ~
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DUE SATURDAY. August 10.

DUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.
yeitc, Liverpool 18th. White Star line
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station wwZ, Manhattan.

/ rs p. M.-New summer music from popular
composers, played by well known panists
for the Anpico.
AZ p. M-Brief song recital by Miss Leota
Il. Fischer, soprano: J. Thurston Noe at
the piano.
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By tho Radio Corporation of
America
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS

Continued on Following Page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
Boosters Tickets Being
Distributed By M'COnkeyS
wheeling Baseball Cluh Of the OH"
Valley League Have Booklets OF
Five Tickets to B, Sold for
Two Dollars.

Wheeling. or the McConh"Ns. Of 'hr
ohio Valley InICr-C'i? lce@u" IS tn
only team III the !cagu" that does M:
rave an enclosed park rms keeps Their
receipts down "a a very low inquire.
Sometimes not enough TO pay the Visit
ing teams expenses. This has happen
ed with SunGly games and now that
they viii play i've straight SATURDAYS
at the Wheeling hi@h school public
school athletic ncid they have devised
a novel scheme Of distributing Booster
booklets Those buoklCts contain two
tickets and arc sold for $40.
In this Way it is hoped to set the
Wheeling people interested IN the homo
town baseball club and keep II n the
league Several tines Wheeling mas
tried 10 back a ;cam in the Central
league but had To drop out on account
Of lack Of patronage. II would certainly
hc too bad II that would hc the case
in tho OHIO Valley League. Il cvcryhodH
would attend these games on Saturdays
or sundays there would be no need Tor
anxiety.
The Rooster booklets can ~ bought
at the Kiwauis club, Lions club Rotary
club IT, T.. MCCuukcy% Cl~ar store or
from any member Of ~" Wheeling hIsc.
call club. formerly he McIoukcys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
SUMMER CONFERENCES
FOR Y. Nj. e. A. MEMBERS

Conferences Cor members "r Young
Wumens christian associations Offer
most attrSctjN" and I"!iSn;fu. programs
and places this summer. ''Ho!Cc sum
NOR resorts ~ various parts ur IN"
United states have been chosen and
girls who arc u attend from Wheeling
Y. W. G. A. arc taking great interest
IN tho spots assigned - them.
Tho general conference At Lake
Geneva. WISCONSIN. win ~ hold August
Sis and in attendance from h"rr will
be Mrs May Kinney Lewis and Misses
Agnes Fleming. Mel, Tanahan. Ihllj
Wylic and T.enna Sharlc-. The Ohio
and West Virginia conference for indus
trial girls will convene at Obcrlin co.,
present: Mrs. Harry VI. Adams. Misses
Krucger Nina BucCher. Rcss Brumclle
Sarah Kaut Margaret Gasor, Dorothy
FinklinS. Margaret karruth. Jessie
Muir. Anna Cowan. Reua Wagner and
Bctty Schafcr. The high school girls
gather at Camp Nspawh'n. Ia. for thoir
conference July l2-23. The girls from
Martins Ferry high school who Will 60
arc: Misses MilicNnc Walker and Anna
Hitkins: from Wsrwood high school
Miss Elijah McLurr and from
Wheeling high. Miss Eleanor Hn~en-
burg. Miss villa FurrouGh Will accom-
pany them.
The conference for cnIorcl girls VIII
hc held in Frankfort. Ky. in July. Miss
F.srahedo Sarrcale. secretary &C the
Blue Triangle branch and a member Of
the Girls Reserve group. Will go from
Wheeling for l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
SUMMER SCHOOL HAS
BIGGEST ENROLMENT
Sl3 students Also Enrolled In Mounds
vills, New Mar1nsvtne and New
Cumberland Branches

West Liberty state Norma! school.
established 1870. located about twelve
miles cast OF Wheeling whose summer
sessions started Las, Monday, reports
they have registered. at the present
time. one OF the largest cnrollments OF
Students ever recorded for the second
dav os the summer term. Mr.. Howard
J. McCiinnjs. president Of the normal
School stated that this - the first year
the Institution has offered a complete
course in anything that the student
wishes. Last year the enrolment FOR
the entire term, which IS composed OF
nine weeks. was only about l6%. one or
me largest student bodies that has
ever attended the summed sessions.
The school has three oranches-that
is. for the summer StudHntS-locatcd at
NNnndsyt,ls. under the direction Of J. e.
Shrnvc. SIS students enrolled: another
=; New MartjnSvine J. II. Goroy. d;rc =
tor 100 pupils enrolled. and one at
New Cumberland. approximately - stu
dents registered. and under The direO-
ton % rrof. L. NJ. Stoops.
The faculty is composed q, the fol-
lowing: Prof r F. King. princIpa! Of
me Tr'adelrhip District High school:
=. r. RoGEe&S. registrar anl head OF
rural education: u. =. Rogers. science
and sociology: Miss Emily Rigs. head
80 teachers training; Miss Hazel Nc
Henry. homo economies; Metva he
Noycr. public school 4,us!c and art: Miss
Thnlma SkagGS, librarian; Miss Mar
garc,te Grimm. physical education for
girls: Olrn Ruian. physical education
fc- men. Miss Nell Rice. rcnmaush!p.
President Howard McGinuis Is leaving
Friday night for Chscago 10 attend tho
chicago university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
K|WAN|S CLUB
Will Hear Address Today by Organizer
OF International woman's
Club

Mr.. Minnie Wood. OF Pittsburgh. will
be tho principal speaker At ;he regular
weekly mC"tin and luncheon Of the
Kiwanis club which Will be hold at tn"
Mcclure hotel today at noon. Mrs. Wood
Is an organizer for The International
Woman's club and was highly recon-
mnnded Ia the InCal club by the kIwaniS
club of Pittsburgh.
Among the important matters that
will he brought up for consideration IL
tho clearing IN of Al business matters
relating to tho k!wdniS circus and in
dustr!al exhibition which was held at
tho Market auditorium last wck.
Prizes which Will b. awarded today
arc donated by kiwanian Henry Hess.
Tho proRra mwill Il" something new
and Interesting az tho committee on
entertainment has been arranging sew
eral surprises for this weeks meeting.
A largo ATTENDANCE" j. expected 20 at
tend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
MANY REFUSE TO
STATE THEIR PARTY

Registrars who are now making q
canvass Of the precincts in the county
are having considerable trouble In some
particular precincts in having persons
give their party affiliations. which they
must do or not be permitted to vote AT
the primaries.
IN every instance where a voter OBJ
jccrs to telling HIS or her politics, Pros-4
ccuting Attorney Carl g.. Bachmann IN
structcd the registrars TO explain thor
ouGtly the new law requiring all voters
to give their politics.
From July . 10 90 the absent voters
will be provided with ballots on proper
application.
July . the final list OF candidates to
be voted for At the primary election
will he published.
July : and ) the registrars will sit
in their respective precincts for the pur.
pose Of correcting and adding TO their
July 10 the county clerk issues GER
lists or voters.
,ificatcs Of transfer OF registration on
proper Application.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
Stone HOUSE AND
RUDLER PLACE RAIDED

The Stone House At Eoney's FONT
and the old Rudler place Mt Glenwood
as raided Tuesday by federal prohibit
tion officers. The federal officers TAX
,NS part In the raids were Federal Pro-
hihition Officer J. Waiter Bee. Fred
Wilkinson and E z. Rtnker.
\ large quantity OF heer was taken
1T the Stone House. while fourteen ID
gallon kegs % beer and eight cases OF
rNer were confscatcd AZ the Eudler
rlace
F. F. Ehrhart. pronrlc'cr Of the Stone
House, and John FiHncSan. the bar
'onder at the Stone House: George Gtt-
'crd. proprietor Of the Eudler place and
George Bowers, his bartender. were ar
raigned before United States Commits.
>ioner ". ]. Cotton Yesterday. All
waived hearings and were held under
$500 bond for their appearance before
Judge W. F.. Baker at the federal court
term in Wheeling on October -.
Many men and womcr were found ~
tho Stone House. according 10 the Off
GERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
WILL BEGIN REPAIRS
ON DAM IS MONDAY

According 70 announcement made yes
terday at the local United States eng
ncer's office preparatory plans will he
completed hv saturday and on Monday
morning tho work OF installing new
hear trap. 1T McMcchon dam No. 3 viii!
begin Iockk"opNr J. y. Neuhardt -
supervising tic prepare tory work this
week. TIC repairs TO this have long
hccu needed All Other necessary I'M
rrovcmcntS viii 10 made besides put
tinS in the new bear traps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
rridays' Bo1ts.
SATURDAYS Boa Is.
LIBRARY FOR CAMP

II. y. Portz. scout executive Of tho
Wheeling Moundsvile council 81 the
Gov Scouts OF America. announced YES.
terday that 4 library IN which only til
hest books and magazines would n kent
would be installed At the scout camp,
hEanirg.
Any persons in IN" city who have fir;
class reading literature that they would
like to donate to the Scout library VIII
please leave the same at tho scout Of
Gees. where they Will tc taken TO the
camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
Announces Candidacy
W. 1ex.e Chester in tho Field for Posi-
ton Of Constable in Tr1adel-
phia District

Mr.. Jesse chester announces his can
d;d.cy for tho Republican nomination
for constable in Triadelphia district
NJ Chester. who formerly resided IN
Snu,h Wheeling. is a world war veteran
and farmer member of the secret SER
yicc. He is a miner BY occupation. MS
m,nv friends believe that he would NIL
tho Office unusually We'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
RIVER NEWS

The stage Of water registered ~ the
wharf yesterday read n feet. n inches
stationary. The reports that the water
OF nine feet pool stage.
The Senator Cordill departed at 1850
o'clock Yesterday morning on its way
from Pittsburgh to Charleston.
The Liberty cleared the wharf about
S o'clock last evening cnroutc from
GAINESVILLE 20 Pittsburgh.
The Helen T.. locked carly last even
InS on its regular trip from New Mat
amoras.
Todays' Boast.
The Helen T.. will depart about noon
on It's return trip to New Matam"ras.
The General rrowdcr will clear the
wharf shortly after noon on is way
to Pittsburgh from points down the
r,ver.
Fridays Boats.
The Betsy Ann wilt leave The wharf
Friday morning at O'Clock Crroute
from, Cincinnati ~ TittshNSh
Tho Helen T.. will dock early Friday
evening on it's regular trip from New
Ma;amoras
Saturdays Boats.
The General Crowdcr Will leave ~"
wharf Saturday morning at o'clock
enroute from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati"
The Helen F will leave around noon
tho sa me day on its return trip % New
Matamoras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
City Briefs

Mrs Ella Peterson. of South NctI"l
street. will be arraisncd this afternoon
at the county Jail bC(or" Squire Johh
W. kindelberger on a charC" OF maiI'-
ious assault on Mrs. Josephine Logan.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Louise {. SCrlc. 'lr.' oI
4G"S Eoff street. arc tho proud pal
cn's Of a seven pound boy. born Tues
Gay evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

The regular Juno meeting q, Tho
hoard Of directors % the Young Wo-
mems Christian association will hc held
Friday morning q; 1880 o'clock a. tho
Y. W. building. This viii he the last
meeting ~ the directors unit! Scpt"m-
hcr and all members arc urged 70 hc
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

The Stars and StriNos are living mis-
summer over % passenger ships plying
between this country and Europe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Sumarizarea Invitatiei.

Invitatia inaintata Statelor =
mite de catre presedintele confe-
rintei din Geneva, dupa cum q
fost in sunar trlmisa prin cablo
grama departamentului de stat,
este urlnatoarea:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
RECORDUL UNUI
TRANSATLANTIC
URIAS

NEW YORK, Is Maiu.-Trans-
atlanticul Majestic-un vapor ger
man daruit de comisia interaliata
Angliei, IA stabilit All recordul
transatlanticelor cand sosit la
New York in timp de cinci zile 81
jumatate della Cherbourg, Gu toate
ca intampinat negura in drum.
Transatlanticul a facut medic de
"a noduri la ora. Vaporul-pre-
cum scrie New York Times, in
carca pentru o calatorie urmatoa-
rele alimente; 131 tone de carne
1000 lazi de mere Q tona de stru-
guri; tona de inghietata; trei
tone dulceturi; 5000 sticle de bere
1900 sticle de- sampanie; 1850 litri
de vim; 1000 litri whiskey, brandy
81 gin, 800 sticle de lichioruri
25O,O0O tigarete 81 cantitate co
respunzatoare de tigari. Recordu
este atins 81 in privinta persoanelol
&c pot calatori, caci sunt acomo
datii pentru 500 persoane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
REDUCEREA
RATELOR DE
TRANSPORT

WASHINGTON, 16 Maiu.-In-
dustriile din toate statele vor be-
neficia foarte mutt pc urma actiu-
nei comisiei industriaIe dintre sta
te care va taia-in scurt timp, =
din ratele ce Sc platesc actualminte
pentru transporturi pc caile ferate.
Dupace comisia ascultat, timp dc
luni de zile, toate partidele inte-
resate, s'a ajuns la conclusia ca q
reducere GU 1915 la suta este alb.
sOlut necesara la marfurile urma
toare: carbuni 81 cox, minereu dc
fer, 81 uncle produse ale acestui
minercu, lemne, cement, piatra
var 81 alte materialc de zidit.
Aceste reduceri ar face costu
traiului mai ieftin 81 az stimula III
treprinderile 81 mai ales cladirile
de tot felul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Tratatu CeTTlano-P Polo
ncz Sc|1llat

Geneva, 16 Maiu. Tratatul
economic intre Germania 81 Polo
MIA fost semnat eri in prcsenta
consiliului Ligei Natiunilor. Ira
tatul aranjeaza chestia Silesiei
Superioare. Semnarea a ayut loc
eri la ora 3 p. IN. in localul Ligei
Natiunilor. Ambele part au de-
clarat, dupa semnare, ca
acest tratat este aranjarea defi-
nitiva a problemei Silesiei Supe-
rioare, eliminand orice posibilita
te de razboiu GEAR fl provenit din
aceasta chestie.
Acest tratat, - care este mai
lung ca tratatul din Versailles, -
contine COL articole, fost nego-
ciat sub auspiciile Ligei Natiuni-
lor 81 aranjeaza toate chestiile
- mari 81 mici, - in legatura GU
laceasta provincie pentru 15 ami
In sinul Ligei Natiunilor acest
tratat este privit de eel mai i'm
lportant document, afara de trata
ltul din Versailles.
Delegatii sovietelor la Geneva
au declarat cd eli dOresc cOopera
re Gu Liga Natiunilor in cazu
daca conferinta din Geneva v;
aplana diferendele spre multami
rea rusilor 81 daca Russia poat,
|spera ca, dupa o Oarecar'
vreme, - sd faca parte din Liga
Expertii Ligei din Geneva a,
raportat eri aceasta declaratie
!rusilor Consiliului Ligei ce Sc i'm
truneste aici. Rusii au declarat c;
in cazul daca conferinta din Ge
nova. nu va reusi sd aranjeze dj
ferendul intre rusi 81 celelalt
Iputeri, sovietele vor continua DO
Utica lor de opositie fata de Lig
deoarece nu pot spera cd corpo
ratiune, compusa din delegati
Iputerilor carl au refuzat sd apla
neze chcstia ruseasca, = sa fac
mutt bine pentru aceeasi Rusie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Pres. Harding 81
situatia nluncei

WASHINGTON, 16 Mai.-PreS.
Harding, in urma cercetarilor sale
personalc in situatia muncei, dat
prin secretarul sau privat urma-
toarele date, carl arata ca numarul
muncitorilor fara lucru scade in
continu:
Din toate datelc 81 statisticile
cercetate Sc vede ca numarul anga-
.icrilor in lucru sporeste intruna.
Rapoartele de pc luna Aprilie sunt
ccle mai incurajatoare din intreg
anul 81 indica clar imputernicirea
industriei 81 comcrtului.
"Pc baza rapoartelor primite
della birourile muncitoresti ale sta
telor. Luna Aprilie arata Gel mai
mare numar de angajati in lucru
decat oricare alta luna 4 anului
1929. Pentru 100 de cereri ale IA
bricilor, in timpul acestei luni, 8 'au
facut $50 de cereri din psrtea
muncitorilor, pc cand in Martit
'au facut 152, in Februarie 20;
81 i'll Ianuarie 226. Aceasta insem
( neaza 0 descresterc de 33 la sut;
i'm numarul celOr cc cautau de lu
cru, in decursul cclor patru lun
ale anului.
Statistical de mai sus este intoc
mita din rapoarteIe sosite din B
dc state 81 din Districtul Columbia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
PARTICIPAREA
OLANDEI LA
IMPRUMUT

HAGA, Is Mai.-COnform celor
scrise in ziarul Telegraaf, Olanda
va participa GU $32,O0O,OOO sau
100000 in imprumutul inter
national ce Sc va face Germaniei.
DR.. Nissering, presedintele bancii
rationale din Olanda, care dele
gat in comisiunea financiara della
Genoa, a fost nominal de unic re.
prezentant din partea fostelor tari
neutre spre a. cerceta termenii 81
posibilitatile de succes intr un I'M
prllmut international pentru Ger
mania.
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In virtutea Cap. VII. Ar. 16.
(litera h) din statutele generate
ale Uniunei Solicitation romano,
de ajutor 81 cultura din America.
Sc convoaca Adunarea 6. s. E.
al sus zisei Uniuni, Pc ziua de 28
Maiu 1922 (Dumineca) la orele
10 a. m. in localul oficiului Uniu,
nei de sub No. 646 Poland ave.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Rog deci pc D-nii functionari 81
membri @. S. E. . - conforma
acestei oonvocari, precum die.
teaza Cap. XIV Art. 81 din statute
Gu dragosts fratsasca
!. n. SERB
Presedinte General.
(112 & 14-15).
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PRINCIPESA ELISABETH
APROAPE DE MOARTE.

Atena, Is Maiu. Principesa
elisabeth a Greciei sofia principe
lui mostenitor al Greciei 81 fiica
regelui Romaniei, este foarte boil
nava, aproape de moarte. Regina
Maria 81 Regele Ferdinand au
fost transportati la Atena pc un
vapor special. Regina lasat in
urma eli pc principesa Ileana, dol
nava 81 dansa de varsat. Buletuu1
medical spune ca boala principe
sci elisabeth s'a complicat in M
timele ore, asa ca conditia ei est,
foarte grava. Pulsul ii batea lO4
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LONDRA, Is Mai" America Il
intervenit la conferinta din Genoa
intr un sens ostil sovietelor," zicea
ieri corespondentul din Genoa al
ziarului muncitoresc Daily Herald,
ale carui strinse legaturi Gu sovie-
tele sunt bine cunoscute.
ode doua zile," adauga cores
pondentul. "traim in prezenta u
nei mari conspiratii capitaliste
contra Rusiei, deghizata intr IN
compromis impaciuitor.'