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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10

27-inch graduated style, red glass bead
necklaces regular price Toe; dozen on
sale Saturday, per strand ...SSc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10
Boomers

Women's satin and silk jersey boomers. all
the desired colors, priced regular at $500
and 1896, Saturday, pair ....... $685.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10
Cloth Goats

Women's. misses and juniors wool cloth
coats, most all fur collar styles, including
extra sizes Priced formerly at $3.50 and
$3.50. On sale Saturday at 49,. $2Z.S0
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10
BURGESS

Rev. and Mrs. R l.. Rezner went
to New Windsor Sunday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10
Sleeping Wear

Tennis sleeping wear reduced: choice of
mems and boys night shirts, infants and
chiIdren's sIeepers. Yomen's and misses
gowns. pajunions, and pajunettes,
at ..... -. ...OSE-THIRD OFF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10

Specially assembled for tomorrOw's
selling. Prices are forceful en-
pEase.A Sat now is time and place
to choose for spring and sum
mer.
Hand drawn batiste blouses. i'm
ported neat tailored effects. priced
at $685. and ......-. $500
AlI-silk pongee blOuses with fine
plaitings on front, collar and cuffs.
each ..-...... .$S.SS
White batiste blouses, embroidered
and lace edge effects, 3 styles.
priced at ........... -. p&.SS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-10

O. K. Electric Washing
Machines sold on easy
payment plan. Prices
from $500 ..S1l5
up to -.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
79c Table Dafnask
SOC Yard

: 64-inch Heavyweight Mercer
lied Table Damask, in hve very
pretty patterns. Launders and
wears like all-linen damask.
Evening star., 1922-09-24

Pencil Boxes, cloth covered,
assorted fitting. includ. IN
ing collapsible metal OUC
drinking cup.
Writing Tablets, for lead e.
pencil use; large size...... Ok
School Bags, two outside
pockets and sh oul dor TO-
straps. Worth regularly 40C
59c each. h...........>...s
Evening star., 1922-09-24

A-Wool Knitted Sweater Sets for the little in brown
with with brown and plain white cap and
leggins; sizes "a to 2
Goldenb.g'
Evening star., 1922-09-24
29c Yard=Wide
PerCaleS, l6C

56-inch Percales, light grounds
in stripes. checks, Plaids, dots
and neat figures; close woven,
soft-fnish quality, for mems and
boys shirts; also women's and
children's wear.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
35c Dress
Ginghams, Z9c

s2.inch Bates Dress Gingham, In
n wonderful assortment OF new fall
STYLES and colorings. including
beautiful plaids. checks, stripes
and plain colors.
eeNssbry'-Ttnt Tlser.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
4 Timely Fall Sale of
$3.50 New Slip-on
Au-W0Ol Sweaters
$1.98
.$1.98
A Special Sale of

new lot OF these popular spon sweaters just in-un-
usual qualities specially priced Round neck style finished
with tie belt black navy brown red silver orchid white
and buff. All sizes-at $l.98
rs'.-Tb Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
Stationery Specials

Large Composition Books, "a
pages Of good quality ~
paper. regularly Csc lyC
Fountain Pens, lever self-filler
style; solid gold pen; 90
iridium pointed. Worth NHC
$1.50 each h...............
Boston Pencil Sharp
eners, for homie, school 90
or office use, complete. NHC
GoldenbsY's-Iirst Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
$3.50 Rengo Belt
UCorsets, $500

Rengo Belt CorSetS. ideal corsets
for stout figures; white and pink
coutil; elastic top or medium low
bust models with long skirts:
elastic back: guaranteed boning
and wide heavy hose supporters.
Sizes 81 to 50.
Goldenberg' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
Table Napkins,
E for 60c

22-inch Mercerized D m a s
Table Napkins, center patterns:
neatly hemmed; mill seconds of
values worth 1926 dozen.
Goldenberr's-FiF1t Floor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
CONWAY ADDRESSES
TEACHERS MEETING
Special 10 The News

ROSWELL - 81 Aug l5.-The
Chavcs COUNTY Teachers institute. in
session here August % 20 70. was I'D.
dressed los stat, Superintendent o;
Schools John y Conway. who outlined
The aims and ideals OF education In New
Nc>iCu. Superintendent Conway told
the teachers THAI De- was making cor.
,inucd tight to uphold the standards
and oturiouc, a. N, rural schools in
NcV Mexico.
r ". Conway. secretary ot %, State
Teachers Association is also here and
made an address before the Chavcs
County teachers Prof %. \ BoWdcn.
ot Bolton Texas Is delivering a mum.
lor of addresses before the teachers.
Professor Bowdcu YVES her, year ago
and made such am impression that h.
has been invited back or the second
time. CITY superintendent u. y Pope
Win deliver q number 81 addresses 20
the county teachers on school super.
vision
Thu jtirudlu," at thu institute il
larger than 70 has been in former years
Several Oft tb, ,upcr.ut,ndcnts ot the
lower valley sr, here Co deliver special
lectures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

eral. The funds Tor missionary, edu.
cational and benevolent activities show.
ed the interes, OF the Baptsts in them.
Il was declared
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev. T T. shelton pastor OF the Claude
Baptist Church, and was greatly ap.
prcciatcd. At noon a splendid dinner
was served by the ladies IN the base.
ment OF the Pampa Baptist Church.
Dinner will also b. served today.
The annual sessions OF the Woman's
Missionary Union began al > O'Clock
with reports OF the various unions
These reports indicated that BAPTIST
women are alive 10 the interests OF the
denomination
Rev. Il. G. Tender spoke tonight on
Buckncr's Orphan Home. Rev y W
Winning also spoke on the $4,000. 900
campaign.
The association viii close tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
LARGE CROWD
HEARS FERGUSON
AT PLAINvIEW

PLAlNNlEW AUG l5-petcnding
his public and private RECORD. donounc.
ing the ku kmN Khan as an enemy 20
religious and political liberty and Earle
Il MaylIcld. his opponent as It's repro
sentative in Texas. James + Ferguson,
former governor spoke before approNi.
matcly $500 Pla.nvicw people tonight in
the interest ~ hs candidacy for he
United States senate Ferguson -.
marks were frequently interrupted by
vigorous and hearty applause he spoke
Tor two. hours and heidi his audicn 20
attention throughout
Ferguson was introduced hy Judge
4 Il Martin, q prominent local aitur
ncy judge Martin placed On, ku kluN
Khan issue sguart'y before the Hale
county voters declaring that Earle Il.
Mayfold is a momb,r and that James
l.. Ferguson stands uu,uuiNucally
lgains, that order
Plainvcws now city auditorium was
filled TO capacity to hear the former
governor The paluviow hoy hand
furnished music Tor the large crowd
Ferguson attacked the prohibition aud
war records ~ Mavt.cld. declaring
thar o., IS a better pruhihiion,st than
is Mayfold ana saying that he s as.
mrcd that Mayfcld prohbton
hypocrit
Tho speaker drcw much applause
when hc introduced 81 letter from tho
grand imperial wizard of mo Khan from
Atlanta. GcorEt giving th, official ap
prevail e. the khan tn the candidacy II
Mrti,ld llo d,n'i anyone To- deny
that Mlyt,ld .s member of the Khan.
Defending his rr,ud as governor of
the state Nj Ferguson said that court
Of Justice rXouoatod HIM of the felony
charges with Which b." wa accused but
that e group 90 political .nttigucrs had
persuaded rm tp the ynd that h. and
his danuly would bear '1' iimga OF i'm
parchment Tho speaker declared him.
self Geo O., ON 10, side ~ the union la.
borcr a. BE- opposed b., said 60 tho
reduction ir fbr wages uf railroad en-.
pluNcs fw the r,tsun that when q
uripn hhHr,. receives small pay D,
pays small pay io. o., product, OF th,
farm which he must consume
Ferguson declared That tHa federal
rcs"r,, stsf,u must beer fH, blame fur
the pam, which now prevails For he
said tho federal reserve beard 40 Wash
ingion issued n 1890 % D.ll g.. the pay.
m,nt su,.dI.. o lU loans and this in
turn uts caused fh' d.mWue ~ farm
products and them ..u~cgu,H initiation.
~, defended boo. uElf to rul. The demo.
cratic lIfit and tUtW Oh, American
party ~,lur that D., htd never depart
ed from d.nousti, run. piles aud rc.
f,rr.ug 90 thc n,' that Woodrow VII.
son bad tal,c times failed Id vote Tor
N, dem cratic nominee when ne op
posed Bran foi the presidency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Certain Pitchers and Their Jnx-Hes indicated Too,
a~ The Way He Acts
by Billy Evans


II really Is remarkable the ink that
pitchers often exert over certain clubs.
Ever since the Yankees traded Urban
Shocker to 81 Louis. the great spitball
pitcher has been a thorn In the side OF
the New York team.
His chief delight II beating the Yam.
KEGS. He has turned the trick many
time since cut loose. IA a matter OF
fact. IL has not been unusual for him
10 work twice in a four.game series
against the Yankees Victory, as
rule. has crowned his efforts
or late the Yankees have been hav.
ing bit more success against Shockcr,
due 10 the breaks OF the game. rather
than to inferior pitching.
In a recent series al ST. Louis. and
In the last series AT New York Shockcr
twice opposed the Yanks In each series
and suffered four defeats Four games
Is more than he usually loses to the
New York club during the entire season.
Guy Morton OF the Cleveland club
Red Sox. Every since Morton joined
the American League. the Red Sox
have been soft picking. even when the
club was a strong prnnant contender
Pay kolp OF tho ST Louis club has
been almost M successful against
Cleveland during the short time he
has been in the American League.
Ar,ie Nehf the crack southpaw OF
the New York Giants. has always found
the Pittsburgh team TO his liking. the
| Pirates haven't beaten him since An.
gust 81. 1920 During that time Nchf
has opposed the Pittsburgh club twelve
times and scored a victory each time.
Eleven straight wins over a bah club
I like Pittsburgh constitutes something
Of a pitching record In those eleven
games the Pirates were able 10 make
only 10 runs, an average OF less than
q run and a half per game
Prior to the trade tina, brought him
To New York. Nehf was member 81
the Boston Braves Even with that
club he eXertcd strong influence over
the Pittsburgh team. winning i2 and
losing Z
However, when he Joined the Giants
h. began 10 WELD an even more potent
influence. As a member OF the New
York club he has won II and lost only
two games TO Pittsburgh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
ALL ROOMS IN GIRLS
D0RMIT0RY RESERVED
sneciaIto The Newr

CANYON. Aug l5--rr,-ldrut ! s.
I'm states that all the rooms u Cousins
Han. the girls dormitory ai the West
Texas State Normal COLLEGE have al
ready been reserved Tor the fan term
and the rooms in dormitoyi,s near tho
ampus are rapidly being reserved.
Everything points To very large cn.
Jolmont fur the fan term. President
Hll believes that there viii D., a very
decided increase over al, enrolment ~
the last regular session
m, catalogue ion IN, next regular
session has been delayed. mt win be
on Ga, press In fcW days The col
lcgc expects 90 send out 5000 cata
ogucs tu prospective students over the
state
The ram term viii open September %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
SUNDAYS NEWS
TO HAVE MORE
UPON FLAPpERS

sundays News viii have more
about flappcis. Thr final install.
mcnt of Enter the Flaprr" 10y
Zoe Beci,lcy win be- published sun
DAY. This II u short story about the
modern llappcr and how She camc
10 realization Of her duty.
The story deals with high
school girl. who was stud,in fe
her examinations. With her moth.
er gone to u dance. the flapper got
rather tired Of studying. She called
up her beau and Ind midnight
date. The details 81 TINT night arr
faithfully recalled by Doe Becklc,.
The Happier "cntcrs" and She
passes. realizing that il is her
duty 10 study lIcr lessons and follow
wholesome home training.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Shows Well IL French Races
ly Assoctated press

MANENCE Aug l5-Mai1r Charles
* Nulscn, member 81 the tr.ding team
Of the American forces IN Germany.
riding 'h' horse ioltte, made an cXccp.
tonal RECORD ~ the Concours Hippi.
cue here H. was entered IN siN events
and took tNo firsts. one SECOND one
third. one fourth ana one nth place.
tie won first place IN IN, priy de-
Kusthrim. with 9e entries and first
place IN the m,in event. with - IN.
tries
There We're xix American entries the
Others being from the French Brush
and Belgium armies This record r.
quite remarkable as th" Americans
were competing against some 81 the
best jumpers IN Europe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
sixteen CHURCHES REPRESENTED
ATPAL0 DURo BAPTIST Meeting

Special ~ he News
PANT, Aug. l5.-Th, 3lst annual
meeting Of The Palo Duro Baptist As.
sociation convened here az 10 o'clock
this morning with Moderator ". n.
Fuqua presiding and leading the de-.
Notional service. sixteen Baptist
Churches In Gray. Armstrong. Potter
and Oldham Counties are represented.
including the Pdlo Duro Church Of
Randall County, a member of the Asso.
citation.
All four churches Of Amarillo have
many messengers In attendance. and
nearly all the other churches are well
represented. Reports given ~ the
morning session showed much progress
during the past year. These reports In.
dicated that the work during the year
had been most satisfactory
Contributions for the various demon.
ination enterprises have been very lib.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
125 PASSENGERS
IN CLOVIS STRANDED

CLOVIS y NJ Aug l5.--Ouo hun
bred and twenty-five passengers are
stranded iu Clovis as result OF pas.
sanger train No - from the west hav.
ing been stopped here yesterday and
today when 40 20 came In Yesterday
morning and did not ~ out thrr, wor,
40 passengers who were NOT able 20
proceed with their journey ana this
morning there were q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
KlWANlANS WILL HEAR
TALK ON WATER TODAY

II .. Jones. city engineer win give
a talk on the water situation az the
Niwanis club luncheon today noon at
ne Amarillo Hotel tie v.l speak Tor
30 minutes after which it .s expected
that the club viii take SPECIAL action on
ihc water problem
Request Is made that kiWaulus
bring taxpayers as guests and enable
them 20 hear the water discussion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
10 Have scout Master.
.rfaI O.. Ia. -.

ROSWELL. y W Aug ~ Roswell
10 O. hay, ru fur $50, Scout exccu.
tive after January according 10 n
decision reached by the executive board
81 the Roswell Council 81 the BOY
Scouts America today Minor HUT.
nan. scouimastcr of Troop ? has hccn
'.nd,rcd IN, nC~.iion and will succeed
Ian Earrows. who has been tiling the
position oi acting executive Tor several
months
The work of Bor Scout superyis on
has hitherto been under the direction
~ tho Chamber ~ Commerce. the as
sls'ant secretary ~ that organizat
acting as scout executive. After Janu.
a., IN. work uf supervision viii he
directly under the local council with
full tim, paid executive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Much Cotton AROUND sudan.


SUDAN. Aug. o. IS Nty five hund 4
acres ~ cotton = growing In the SUD n
vicinity and two thousand acres ME-
ir To Rcdands y NJ, country. Al q
Z. viii b. ginncd az the new gin which
Is in course - erection AZ Sudan. An
the cotton farmers claim that they have
never seen cotton grow 50 fast and set
IN fruit ~ prolircaly a. this year 70
b. nov predicted that between three
ana folr thousand hsie~ 81 cotton viii
be- siun,d ~ sudan tins IAN and winter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
TWO INCHES RAIN
OVER RANDALL COUNTY
spccial 10 The Sew

CANYON. TcNas. Aug. lJ.-A two.
inch rain Tell over all parts Of Randall
County SUNDAY Afternoon. August %.
which was the breaking of a very Sc.
we're drouth. The rain saved the row
crops Tor IN" farmers Of this section.
Many believe that feed crops viii not
be cut short in this county. rs enough
moisture is In the ground now 10 make
most 81 The crops
The rain was a great benefit To- al.
falia growers in this section. But prob.
ably the ones who received the great.
st helm from the rain SUNDAY were the
catilemcn Of Randall County. The pas,
lures were fast drying up and many
cattle owners would have been com.
PEELED 70 ship their cattle elsewhere Il
The drouth had continued Tor another
two weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
COUNTY TAX
RATE IS CUT
BY 5 CENTS

County taxes viii be- cents less next
year than this. The County Commits.
sioners lowered the rate from % cents
TO 90 cents This is divided into 80
cents for sinking fund ana 81 cents
for the general fund.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
To- Ni,iI Rrlali,e.

4 u Kennedy who has been win
tho Record News at wichita Pals for
the past year and a half passed through
Amarillo Tuesday on hts way 10 Alan.
reed where he VIII visit rclatives tor A
few DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

Undue exposure Of the face to the
summer sun. While Il may bronze the
skin often leads 10 IrfliabIlity md di.
g-stlve troubles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Inv NrM Snn

Nh and Mis- : VI Davis. Dol North
ricrC" Street. announce the arrival of
q mby SON, born August II. lie was
named : NJ. Jr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

The record numhr ~ lghining
FLASHES Tor England Is isil in two hours
counted on June 3. 1883
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
J.F. BROMER1 ~. <.

Amarilio's Original chirr0rses@ As-
tablishsd five years complste x.Ray
Service. Phone 1913 sosB Nee ioca
ton Western Building. across from the
court house
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-11
OLBRZYNHE ZBROJENIA SOWIE-
TOW.

WARSZAWA. - NadchOdza tn SEN
saeyjne WiadOmOSci MOSliwy ZbrO-
jeniach W ROSji. Almja czerwOna. u
Czyniia w OStatnim czaSie bardzO wiel-
kie pOstepy. Stan jej liczebny Off
cjalnie pOdanO ma p6itOra miljOna, a
w razie p0trzeby mole dOjSG do 3 mi
ljOn6w ludZi. Dla tel liczby istnieje
O6JOwiednia ilOSG dOw6dc6w. Ger
wOnOa-miejcy uzbrOjeni So dObrze W
angiel&ie mmdlTy, zdObyte ma wOj-
skaeh Denikina Wrangla. WsZyscy
iOinierZe maja slime sZnurOwane buci-
XII i Owijacze. UmlmdurOwanie 1Oi-
merry dOpe2nia dziwnegO wygladu
helm sukienny W rCdzaju pi-
kelhauby pruSkiej Z wieIka czerwOna
gwiazda na przOdzie. UzbrOjenie
stiada sic karabinu naSadzOnym
bagnetem. KOnnica uzbrOjOna jest W
nOwe Szyp.lO5trzelne piStOlety, kt6re
Niemcy niedaWnO dOstarczyH ROsji.
PistOlety te So najnOwSzym wynalaz-
kiem niemiet.Iim, kt6rych mOga
strzelaG ma $50 metr6w. Artylerja
mOsEiewska skIada sic z dzisl typu z
tarezami. w wielu miaStach pOOtwie-
rano szkOiy wOjskOwe, kt6remi kie-
rG1s dawni OficerOwie carscy Off
eerOwie sZtabu generalnegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-11
PROTEST PIECIU GMIN POL
SKICH PRZECIW MACHINA-
CJOM NIEMIECKIM.

GDANSK. - ,,Gszeta Gdahslka" o.
trzymaia cd mieSzkanc6w naStepuja
cych grmin: BursZtyn, NOwe Mgny,
GnemOwO Maiy POgI, przyznanych
przez Rade ambasadOr6w POlsce i Ia
jetych przez MIA 16 sierpnia 1921 pro-
test przeciw nachinacjOn Niemiec,
kt6re daia do wydarcia POlsee tegO
s7matu ziemi cieikO wywalCzOnegO
pIebiscytem. - MiesZkafcy tych 5
prOtestuja jalmajenergiczniej pre-
civ jakiejkOIwiek zmianie gra1icy na
nielzOrzySG POlsEi, OSwiadczajac, il
ziyli sic jui dawna Ojczyzna ME
zgOdza sic nigdy by OddanO ich znOwu
pod jarzmO niemieckie.
MiesLXs;icy 5ciu gmin Slubuja bro
niG do upaGegO Swietej ziemi pOlskiej
wObee ealegO Swiata POlska chca
i've umieraG. Protest ten pOdpisaiO
przeszIO 400 mieszkane6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-11
sPRAWA GALICJI I WILMA
MA KONFERENCJI.


Genua, II. maja. - Angielskl
premier ministrow, Lloyd
George. majac ma uwadze swo]
,roiekt zawarcia ogolno europej-
skiego traktatu przeciw wszel--
kim zakusom agresywnyn, "a
proponowa{ wczoraj omowienie
granic Galicji, oraz dfugotrwa-
lych nieporozurnien miedzy Pol
,ka i Litwa W sprawie wilma.
Szef delegacji francuskiej, Bar
lhou, oznajmil, re kwestje te sa
,a4atwione ma zasadzie istnieja-
.vch traktat6w. Wowczas Lloyd
George odrzek4, IL istniejace trak
saty ME zaIatwify tych spraw O.
ststecznie i So one niebezple'
czenstwem dla pokoju europej-'
skiego. Angielski premier prag-
ME ie wiec omowic nawet na
olenarnem posiedzeniu konferen-
III, iezeli ME da sic ich poruszyc
podczas obrad w komitetach.
MOVIE zADANIA sOWIE-
TOW.
Genua, II. maja. - w Ostat
niei chwili. kiedy odpowiedz Ro-
sii sowieckiej miaia bye dore-
czona wczoraj delegacjom ma kon
ferencji, nastapilo chwilows
wstrzymanie jej wskutek konie'
cznoSci uzgodnienia Pewnych
punkt6w. Wczoraj pod wieczor
punkty te zostaiy uzgodnlone,
iednak tre5c odpowiedzi ME 20
staia podana do wiadomoScl Pu-
blicznei. Document ten by} u
przednio przedstawiony Przewo'
hniczacemu konferencji, wSoskie-
uu premjerowi Facta, ktory, Po
przeczytaniu 60, oznajmil Czy-
rzerynowi, re zawarta W MIN
odpowiedz sowiet6w oznacza ze-
rwarfe konferencji genuenskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-11
POROZUMIENIE ANGEL
SKO AMERYKANSKIE
w SPRAWACH NAFTY.

Londyn, II. maja. - Miedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonemi a An
glja ME istnieje dzisiaj zadna
sprawa ME omowiona, wszystkie
one zostaiy uzgodnione ku zado,
woleniu obydwu stron.
Powyzsze oSwiadczenie uczy--
Mono wczoraj W wyzszych sfe--
rach dyplomatycznych, gdzie do
dano jednoczeSnie, re dzisiejsze
anglo amerykahskie stosunki
So bardziej przyiacielskie, niz
byly one kiedykolwiek. Jednem
z gfownych powodow do takiego
oSwiadczenia byia kwestja eks--
ploatowania nafty w Swiecie,
kt6ra zostaia rozwiazana przy
pomocy miedzynarodowego poro
zumienia. Pierwszem rezultatem
tvch porozumien byla umowa
anglo perska. przez kt6ra an
glo perska kompanja naftowa,
w kt6rej Rad angielski jest bar
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