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New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

could also be used for an afternoon party or evening supper during the 'enten season. They are planned nere 10 serve four. The rule should be increased as needed
 Economical salmon Salad
 One and one-half cups flaked sal mon, 3-4 cup shredded lettuce, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, boiled salad dressing or mayonnaise.
 Remove skin and bones from sal mon. Canned or fresh cooked fish may be used. Use leaf lettuce. Wash and crisp. Cut in narrow shreds with the kitchen shears.
 Mix fish and lettuce and pour over lencn juice. Add mayonnase to make moist. If boiled dressing is used t should be rich dressing The dressing itsel' furnishes real food value as well as giving the "piquant' touch to the meal.
 Nodded Salmon salad
 Two cups cold boiled salmon or canned salmon, tablespoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon minced parsley. 1 hard boiled egg, 3 sliced stuffed olives, i tablespoon granulated gel atine: IA cup cold water, 1 cup boil ing water, mayonnaise, lettuce.
 Soften gelatinc in cold water for 15 minutes. Add boiling water and stir till dissolved. Let cool. Mix salmon, lemon juice and parsley with about three-quarters cup of mayon- naise, Add the dissolved and cooled gelatine.
 Pour about one teaspoon of gela- tine into each mold. Add a slice of stuffed olive and then put slice of hard boiled egg over the olive slice. Fill mold with salmon mixture and put on ice to set and chill. Unmold and serve on leaf of lettuce.
 The egg and olives make the mold rather more attractive, but can be omitted if not wanted. This rule will make six individual molds.
 Shad Roc Salad
 Three shad's roes, leaf lettuce, 4 heads endive, pickled beet salt and pepper, oil and vinegar, mayonnaisc.
 Clean roe and cook in boiling salted' and acidulated water for 20
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

accused Spot. You made loud enough racket; but you took good care to keep out of the bears reach '
 The dog Spot parked his denial. He had been the last to run away. And he thought that proved he was the bravest of the three.
 You were the scarcdcst," Johnnie told the Muley Cow.
 And she didn't deny it. How could she know that the most frightened of all was young Cuffy Bear and that even then he was scrambling up the steep side of Blue Mountain? He was still putting as much ground as he could between himself and the three odd folk he had met by accident in the back pasture.
 Old Spot. too, never guessed how he had scared the bear, and Johnnie wouldn't have known it, either, cx- when he heard about the adventure.
 That bear is probably running yet,' he said as he threw back his head and laughed. Hen never stop this side of the mountain He must have come down to pick blackberrics. But he lost his taste for them when he saw you
 "Ho," Johnnie Green exclaimed all at once. T might haze lassocd that bcar-if l had thought in time.' Copyright 1922 by The Metropolitan
 Newspaper Servicc),
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

minutes. Drain. Put in cold water for two minutes and drain again. Dry between towels and cut in thin slices. Season well with salt and pepper sprinkle lightly with vinegar and pour over all to moisten.
 Cover and let stand on ice for two hours. Cut lettuce in shreds Ar range fish on bed of lettuce, coat with mayonnoise, garnish with en- dive and thin slices of beets and serve. ....-"
 ScalIop Salad
 One pint scalops F cup diced celery, teaspoon grated onion, may onnaise, lettuce.
 Clean scallops and cook in boiling and salted water for a minutes Drain and cover with the juice of one lemon. Let stand one hour. If scalops are large cut in small pieces before marnatng in lemon juice.
 Mix celery and fish and grate over onion. Arrange on lettuce and mask with mayonnaisc.
 Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
ALLY FASHION SERVICE
===========spAILy FASHION sERvlCE====f======= RIBBON IS POPULAR
BY MARIAN HALE

New York, March 2.-Rihbon is playing very big part in the orna- mcntatlon Of summer froeks, IL does a very novel thing in this Claire gown when 1t fashions itself, by means of little squares, into very handsome insertion for n very bouflant skirt,
 The unusual treatment given tho ribbon Is that of being folded into squares and caught together by a narrower ribbon, thus forming a trimming with an openwork effect through which may be envisioned a bit Of lovely lavender pctticoat Verify the season seems to be one of lavender.
 If the frock itself is not lavender, then there must be somewhere about t touch of lavender ribbon or d lavender flower.
 The bodice of tho gown is snug and wears very short and very snug sleeves, while the skirt is full and quite long, Undoubtedly long skirts are on the way Panels never stop short of the ankle and those skirts which are panellcss and straight hcmmcd arc rarely more than seven inches from the floor
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
Rheuma Conquers
 Rheumatism

People who have been rheumatic sufferers for years-ycs. even so crip- pied that they were unable to help shave been brought back to robust health through the mighty power Of ltheuma.
 Rhcuma acts with speed: it often brings in d few days the relief you have longCd for. It helps antagonizc and drive from the systems the pois- ons that cause agony and pain in the joints and muscles,
 It is a harmless. inexpensive rem edy, but gratifying and quck-acting, and is the one discovery that has forced rheumatism and sciatica to yield and disappear.
 Ii tortured with rheumatism (any form) get q bottle of Ehcuma from Clark and Brainerd Co. today. If it docs not rid you of all rheumatic sut- ferng you money will be rel lrncd.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
YASKS AT. CAMP.

New Orleans, Mar 2.-Thc advance guard of the New York Americans arrived here yesterday for training and spring games. Included in the party were Glen Killingcr Hinkie Ilaincs w. M. Kilian. George Mur- ray Wilson Fewster George Wilson. George Quinn, E. T. Culp, 0. D. Tucker, Fred Hoffman and Ed Meuscl Miller Higgins, manager of the Yan
 kecs is expected to arrive tomorrow from Hot Springs. Colonel T. l.. Huston, co-owner of the club, is scheduled to come here the latter part of the week with the string of pitch
 CTS and other Yankee players who have been training at Hot Springs.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
TRAVERS-KAPLAN BOUT.

Mickey Travcrs Of New Haven and Kid" Kaplan of Mcriden will meet in the ring at Music hall this evening. The meeting will be the third between the boys, Travers having been return ed the victor in the previous meetings. kaplan, aided by some colorful de- cisions at Meriden, has gained fame with leaps and bounds within the past few months. TraVers, on the other hand, shook the dust of New Haven from his feet, and journeying to Bos- ion he became very popular by his consistnt work.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

precipitation Of terror starting out upon my forehead
 At the farther end of the car a faint dull glow showed nickerinGly, That most awful horror of all--the danger of flre-lcaped into my brain. felt myself give a quivering gasp ing breath. then smothercd it quickly with an iron determination to keep my terror to myself no matter what happened.
 There was swift, almost noise less movement beside mo, and an in- distinct figure dropped into the chair beside me. brushing my garments.
 Do not be alarmed, madame" a foreign voice whispered. Tt is only train-man with a lantern"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
GIRLS! LEMONS
 WHITEN HANDS

Press the juice of two lemons into bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any dlu:; store will supply for few cents, Shaiic well and you have 2 quarter pint of harm less and delightful emon~blcach To- ton to soften and Whiten red. rough or chappod hands. This home made lemon lotion is far superior to glyccr- in and rose water to smoothcn the skin. Famous stage beauties lIso it to bleach and briAy that soft clear rosy-white complexion, because it doesn't irritate.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
DYE ANY GARMENT
 OR DRAPERY WITH
 i "DIAMoND DYES"

Buy "Diamond Dyes and follow the simple directions in every pack age. Don't wonder whether you can dye or tint successfully, because per feet home dyeing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Worn. faded dresses, skirts waists, coats. sweaters, stock ings, draperies, hangings, everything, become like new again. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot fade, or run.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
INFLUENZA
 As a preventive. melt and inc : hale night and morning v:l!S::Ik!$$$:
 Opss v Million jan Ussd Ysanb

amusement, and as far as possible avoid the slapstick form of entertain ment.
 Hole in the Wall" is a gripping detective story that will be presented by an al-star cast, as the feature pie turc, the last half of this week. There are some stirring surprises in fl.
 On Sunday night, that well known actress, Florence Reed, will be seen in an excellent drama, "The Lcech," and Iloot Gibson will amuse in the picture "Red Courage" There will be other pictures, including d Billy West com- cdy.
 Tonight amateur night will be giv- cn, as an extra added attraction.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
CORNELL Vs. PENN STATE.

Ithaca. N. Y., March 2.-Somc Of the fastest middle distance runners of the East will meet here Saturday night in the indoor track meet be- tween Cornell and Penn State. The entry list shows that M J. ahlelos' intercollegiate mile champion Tn l92o and one of the fastest milers in the East will run for State in both the half mile and mile runs. He will be supported in the mile by C. l.. Car ter and S. c. Enck and in the halt mile by Carter and J. R. Edgerton'
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
GREENLEAF BEATS SEABACK

New Haven, March 2,---Ralph |Grcenleaf, pocket billiard champion won both blocks of his match with Charles Scaback at the Colonial yes terday.' In the afternoon block he started in an unfinished run of 60 from Tuesday nights play. He was able to get but four balls more, mak- ing a run of 73, the second high mark of the match. He made his after noon quota in six innings, having runs of 37 and 40. Seabacll managed to make S4 balls, while the champion was winning the block, having runs of 42, 1 9 and 21 The total score at the end of this block was Grecnlcaf 505 Scaback 396.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
CITY CHAMPS
Boys Club Badgers Claims Title For
 Teams % to 100 Lbs.

The Badgers of the local Boys club. who are traveiinE al a great clip this season, are claimants for the city championship for teams aNerag ing n1 to loo lbs Having won 10 out of IS sacles played, they added an other 10 thoir iist when they dcfcat- eel the Jatts. ol this city, last night by SCOT" O. 31 to 15.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
GOLF CHAMPIONS ON HAND
Barnes and Hutchison Rcac., New Orleans for Southern Open Event.

New Orleans, La, March 2.-With the arrival of Long Jim Barnes, of Pelham and Jock Hutchinson hcrc last night, the greatest field that ever lined up for the southern open golf championship was completed.
 The touring champions arrived from Baton Rouge after q series of matches in Texas. Today they will take a practice whirl over the links Of the New Orleans Country club.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
LAYTON BEATS DE ORC.

Milwaukee, March 2.-Johnny Lay ton retained his title as world cham pion three cushion billiard player last night, by defeating Alfred de Oro' in the final block or 6o to A. in 6S innings. The final score was ,ayton, 1So; be Orc, 1855; in 204 in ningS
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

HEARTY fish salad may form the main part Of luncheon during Lent. A cup of hot cream soup, fish salad, bran rolls, preserves and tea would make an accept- able luncheon for the family or an informal guest.
 These salads
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
LYCEUM THEATER

Movie Mike" satire on making movies, which has been written by Lew Orth, is the attraction of prth X Colcman's Tip Top Merry Makers, the last half of this week.
 The Tip Top Merry Makers aim to present the musical revue type of
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
ATLAS TRIM Y. NJ. H. \.

New Haven, March 2.--The Atlas quintet had little trouble defeating the Y. M H. A, five last night in Music. hall in a benefit game. the score being '22 to IS. The Grown street aggregation was no match for the Green and White tossers and trailed from the start of the game.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
RANGERS HuRL CHALLENGE.

The Rangers basketball team IS out with a challenge to meet the Badgers of the Boys club The average weight of the Rangers is So to 95 pounds. $. karbonik of 155 North street, Is the manager of the Rangers.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
FISH DISHES FOR LENT

Sister Mary has prepared six sets of recipes that are especially appropriate during the Lentcn season. This is the first set, dealing with fish dishes
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

3 lbs best coffee, s1.oo. Russel's, -advt,
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

Copyright 1922 by The Metropolitan
 Newspaper Servicc).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
JAK POLSKA POMAGA w WALCE
q GLODEM w ROSJL

WARSZAWA. - Ministerjum Spraw
zagranicznych OtrzymalO Od'szefa NIL
sji Amery4ahskiego Wydzialu Ratam-
k0wego fuIIaaeji tlla dzieet E5mopFs
D. Baldwina, nastspujace pisno. ;
,,Niniejszem mann zaszezyt wyra1iS
W imieniu amer9!kahsldegO wydzialu
ratunkOwegO naSze glebOiEie uznanie,
"a wspahiala wsp6fprace rzadu poll
skiegO przy transPOrtowaniu PrOduk-
tow przez POlske do ROsji. zakOhczy-
liSny JUL Ostatni transport nasz przez
PoIske przewie1Iismy ta drOga $4,000
tom iywnOSCi.
Wsp6lpraca POlSli I nami w6wczas,
kiedy lOstep do ROsH innemi drOgami
byI uniemOElfwiOny, Oddala nader cen
ma us4uge amerylzahSlkiemu wydzialO-
wi ratunkCwemu | przyczyniia sic do
uratOwania cd smferci gIOdOwej setek
tysieey dzieci rOsyjslkich. P. Hoover
| nar6d ameryFahsld beda zawsze mie-
Ii W panied to wspanialOmyslna wspd
urace / wielkodusznOSG PoIsld". p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
FRANcJA ZMUSI NIEMCoW
DO PLAoENIA.

Pary4, %. sierpnia. (Prasa St.
- Poszczegolne rady W caie.
Francji Z ma}emi wyjatkam
przyjely rezolucje, ktore W do
bitnych siowach popieraja POlt7
ke premjera Poincare'go Odno-
szaca SIG do reparacyj wojen'
nych cd Niemcow.
Bac-Le-Duc, Francja 81 sier
pnia. (Prasp Stow - Francis
Jest zdete. minowana zmusi'
Niemcow do zcpiacenia "a szko-
Hv jake spowodowaia woiLa we
Francji, ktora oni 'TT~olali
Francja raczej samodzidsde wy
stapi prLeciw NiemsOm. ME %
stapi cd swych zadah.
Francja ME zgodzi sic ma mo,
ratorjum dop6ty, P6ki Niemcy ME
oddadza swych K k-Palh W Eagle,
blu Ruhr / rzadowych lasow W
tel okolicy pod kontrole allan
tow. jako gwarancje, IL wypfac9
pdszkodowanie i. be- wzgledu &C
sic stanie. Francja stac bedzie
niezachwianie ma tenn stanowi-
sku. TAX sic wyrazR wczoraj pre-
mier Poincare.
KoniecznoSc placenia odszko-'
dowania przez ,Niemcow wylas'
Mona zostala przez premiere
francuskiego, ktory winni komi'
SIC reparacyjna "a obecn4 SYtna'
Gle i-Anglje, ktora ME chce zrc
zumieG potrzeby jej sojusznika
Poincare podal liczby, ktorem
dowi6dl, ze Niemcy sami sobie So
winni "a ich upadek / rozmySlnle
ME zastosowywali sic do rozPo,
rzadzeh komisji reParacylnel
Kategorycznie zaprzeczyi on ia,
kobv Francja chciaia Niemco"
tupeinie zgnsbit, mszczac sic "a
lniszczenia dokonane przez Mich
IA ziemiach francuskich.
w dalszej swej Przemowle
Poincare wyrazi} sic, ze natural,
na lest rzecza, aby kazde pan
,two najpierw myslato swolch
lnteresach. Francja jednakze ME
MOI. jui d,uzej zn9sic ciezaToN
jakie ma MIA skiadane So Prze7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
STRAJK GoRNIKoW ZAKON
CZY SIZE PRAWDOPODOB-
ME DZISIAJ.

w dniu dzisiejszym oczekuja
powszechnie zakonczenia strajku
weglowego. Ugoda miedzg gor-
nikami a wfaScicielami kopalni W
Stanie Illinois bedzie sic opiera-
Ia ma zasadach ugody w Cleve--
land, kt6ra zastrzega wypfate
wynagrodzsnia W dotychczaso--
wei wysokosci i te same warun-
XII piracy ma okres czasu az do
1go kwietnia 1923 r.
Tymczasem kopalnieyw O.
statnich kilku dniach wykazuja
zywe przYgotowapia do rozpqeze
'cia robot, tax, ze we wszystEich
prawie kopalniach rozpocznie
sic praca z kohcem biezacego ty-
godnia.
Pok6j W przemySle weglowym
Jest wla$ciwie dzisiaj juz rzecza
pewna, lie p. harrington be-
die daIej prowadzil uklady.
Wczoraj bowiem p. Harrington o
pu$cii konferencje z wlaSciciela-
mi kopalni niezadowolony, gdy
wiasciciele\ zaczeli kategorycznie
domagac sic arbitracyjnego, roz-
wiazania kontrowersji. zadna re
stron ME mogia zrozumiec Poste
powania p. Farringtona. Kilku
wiaScicieli udaio sic "a p. Earring
tonem j zaczelo go uspokajac,
lecz bezskutecznie, gdyz p. Far
rington konferencje opuScii.
Bardzo wiele czynnikow ska
da sic ma to, ze wiaSciciele beda
musieli sic pospieszyc zawar-
ciem pohoju. Oto Stowarzysze-
ME wiaScicieli kopalni The To-
wa Coal Operators Assn" i 27
w4aScicieli kopalni z Missouri
podpisalo ugode gornikami ma
zasadach ugody w Cleveland.
Take i W Stanie Ohio wszyscy
wlasciciele kopalni wyjatkiem
jednego podpisali ugode, W Sta
ME Indiana wlaSciciele kopalni
wybrali juz komitet, kt6ry ma
sic .zajaG rozpatrzeniem kontro-
wersji W Stanie Pennsylvania
kopalnie juz pracuja.
Drugim bardz6 powaznym
czynnikiem, ktory zmusza VIA
scicieli koPalni do jak najszyb--
szego zawarcia pokoju z gorni-
kami, jest wstrzymanie dostawy
wegla z Alabamy i kentucky do
St.N Louis, gdzie korporacje pu-
bliczne posiadaja zapasy, wystar
czajace zaledwie ma szeSc dni.
Pomimo rozkazu wydanego szery
fom tych miejscowoSci, by po--
stalrafi So W jakkolwek' sposob
0 zniesienie blokady dostawy ma
dal So wstrzn,ane.
w dystrykcie Belleville, p. w.
X. Kavanaugh, oswiadczyl, ze
kwestja arbitracIjnego rozwia,
zania strajku ME zostasa' usunie-
ia uksad6w, powszechnie JEDI
max rozumieja ze wlasciciele,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
OSTATNIA POCZTA
PROCEs FEDAKA 64GO WRzESNIA

LW0W. - ZaPaGRa Ostateczna de-
cyzja co do rO1prawy sadowej Przecl-
wko FedalNOwi | towarzyszOm OSlkar-
fOnym zbrOdnie usiROwania mOrder-
silva / zdrady stanu. ROzprawa Odbe-
die sic ego wrzeSnia pOtEwa do dnia
lO-go wrzesnia. PTzewOdniczyG iej be-
die radca Meier. Obok Stefana Feda-
ka stale jeSzcze IL innych OskarhOnych
kt6rych broniG be1zie 13 adwOkat6w u
kraihSlIich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
Straik RObOtnikow W Zak1adach
MetalOwych Ma Wegrzech.
ZKOnferencjiE EkOnOmicznejwHam
Papiezowi POdarowanO Samochod.
Memcy ZniepOkOen KOnferencja JapOiskO-BOlszeWicka
lime TeIegrGmy Zagranfczne

ciagie kompromisy aljanckie. Ma
stepnie wspomnial on o koniecz-
noSci zwo}ania konferencji, ma
ktorej zaIatwionoby ostatecznie
sprawy diugow wojennych allan
tow. Z naciskiem dodaI premier,
IL pozadanem jest, aby wszystkie
Pahstwa mialy ma takiej konfe-
rencji swych reprezentant6w.
wv przeciwienstwie do niekt6
rych m6wc6w angielskich", po--
wiedzian Poincare, .nie jesteS--
.Smy Neronami, ami nawet Bis
marckami. Jeste$my tylko naro-
dem, ma ktory brutalhie napad--
nieto i ojcAystq ziemie nasza
zniszczono. My tylko chcemy W
spokoju dalej speiniac swe po--
winnoSci codzienne.
Z checia chcemy pom66 innym
narodom wydobyc SWAT chao-
su wiemy, ze SWAT ME kohczy
sic poza naszemi granicami.
Chcemy tez wznowic przyjaciel
skie stosunki naszymi byymi
nieprzyjaCioimi, ale domagamy
sic, aby nasze ruiny, 20
staiy odbudowane. zadamy
gwaracyj tylko do czasu, az
Niemcy zgodza sic wypeiniG
swe zobowiazania."
Wreszcie dodal premier fran
cuski, re Niemcy ME wypefnily
najmniejszych nawet zobowi4-
zan swych, wiec wobec tego
przedsiewezmie on takie kroki,
aby aljanci wspolnie nafozyli ka-
re na,nich "a niewypeinianie
tvch zobowiazan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
PROXY ZBLIzENIA ROSYJSKO-
FRANCUSKIEGO %

WIEDEN. = m. F. Presse" dOnOsip
jalQOby czyniOne byfy starania dOprO-
wadzenia do spOtlzania miedzy Czicze'
rinem, a me4em zaufania rzadu fran
cuslriegO. Celem tego spOtlxania mia
baby byepr6ba dOprOwadzenia do zbli
fenia niiedzy Francja a ROsja sOwie-
cka. SpOtl1anie mialOby naStqpiC ma
gr1ncie neutralnytp prawdOpOdObnie
W Szwajcarji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
NIENfCY WOIAAJA: PRECz 2 VOL
Ma.

BERLIN. w LIstgartenie Odbyla sic
demonstrates pod hasIem: ,,Precz Z
wOina". I wbrew przewidywaniu licz-
ba uczestnik6w marafestacji byla bar.
dzo maIa, zwlaszeza, jeSh sic wefmie
nod uwage Olbrzymie manifestacje u
rza6zane DO zabiciu Rathenau'a pod
hasIem ObrOny zagrOaOnej Republiid.
POdczas tel manifestaeji ujswnH sic
fakt, ae Organizacje antymilitarne IL
czebnie przedstawiaia sic bardzO nilfiO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
RYCHLE UTWORZENIE KO
MISII WEGLOWEJ.


Przewodniczacy poselskiej komi
sji handlowej Winslow odbyi
wczoraj konferencje z Prezyden-
tenn Harding'em, poczem pred
stawil w Izbie poslow projekt u
stawy, polecajacej, zgodnie 2 zy-
.czeniem Prezydenta, utworzenie
specjalnej komisji, ktora przepro
wadzilaby wyczerpujaca inwe--
stygacje krajowego przemysfu
weglowego. Poselska komisja dla
spraw zagranicznego i miedzy-
stanowego handlu zebrala sic
niezwlocznie celem rozwazenia
powyzszego projektu, a niekto-
rzy liderow przepowiedzieli
przeprowadzenie odnoSnego blu
W nastepnych kilku dniach.
Co do innych punktow progra
mu Prezydent Hardinga, to ME
ma podobno wielkiej nadziei, aby
Kongres przedsiewziai iakaAol--
wfek skcje podc1as obccnej Una
wet nastepnej sesji.
Opozycja W stosunku do pro-
ponowanego federalnego biura
dla zakupu, sprzedazy i dystry-
bucji wegla sta}a sic tax wyra-
zna, IL liderzy postanowili ME
wywierac W obecnej chwili zad-
nei presji W tym kierunlSu.
Senator Cummins, przewodni-
czacy senatorjalnej miedzystano-
wei komisji handlowej, miaf O.
SwiadczyG, IL ME uwaza chwili O.
becnej "a odpowiednia do roz--
poczecia akcji w sprawie projek-
tcwanych poprawek do transpor
tacyjnego aktu Cummins'a E
sch'a. Niemniej jednak przyrzekl
wprowadzic ma nastepnej sesJi
poprawki, ktore wyje}yby z pod
prawa kolejowe 'strajki i zapew-
nily pracownikom kolejowym cd
powiednie wynagrodzenie.
Bill Winslow'a projektuje u
tworzenie komisji, skiadajacej sic
z dziewieciu czlonkow, naznaczo
nych przez Prezydenta. Zaden z
senatorow, posiow nj tez zadna
osoba, posiadajaca jakieS udziaiy
pozostajaca W pew
nych stosunkach przemyslem
ME mole wejsc
w sklad rzeczonej komisji.-
Okres dzialania komisji ma
bye ograniczony do jedne-
go roku, kazdy czionek ko-
misji ma otrzymac wynagrodze7
ME W sumie $1,000, Pierwsze
sprawozdanie komisja Wilma be-
die przedstawie Prezydentowi
". .Kongresie ME pozniej niz lgo
stycznia 1928. Bill projektuje
$4,000 ma wydatki
komisji.
Komisja ma bye upowaznions
DO wzywania pod kara swiadkow
do zmuszania do przedstawia-
MIA dokumentow lub innych po-
zadanych dowodow. Odmowie-
ME zeznah ze strony powolanych
swiadkow moze pociagnac "a So
ba grzywne W sumie $1,000 lub
rok wiezienia, wzglednie jedno
drugie.
KoNFERENcJA w PHILA-
Delphi TRIVIA w DAL-
Sym CIAGU.
Philadelphia, Pa, %. sierpnia.
Renrezentan nc; sodrn;k6w Z; VIA
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POI.AK-KONfJENISTA Ma CZELE
AKCJI PRZEGIW POLSCE.

MOSKWA. - Prezes delegach TO
syjshiej do rOl1Owa6 JapOnja' Mar
ehIewssd OdwOlany zOstal Z Dajrenu.
Ma on stana6 ma czele caiej akci agi-
tacyjnej acknowledgement! siHierOwanej
przeeiw POIsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-22
Z Biura MeteorOlOgicmegO.
Wsch6d aohca godzinie 900.
Zaeb6d sIonca o godzinie TAO.

Wsch6d aonca o godzinie 800.
Zaeh6d sEonca godzinie TAO.
=
Pogoda " Chicago / okolicy: We
Wtorek 1 Srode czesciowo Pochmur'-
uie prawdOpOdobnie ehWiioWy
desEcs grnnotami; we wtorek Gle
plej. UmiarkoWany, pOludniowy
WiRtr.
Temperature DOLBY minionej:
NstwyESza wczoraj o gOdzinie 4teJ
popoludniu 7s stopni, najnizsza
wczOraj o godzinie 4tej ranO 81 sto-
PM.
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kURs MAREk roIsK1OH.

Wedle komunikatu POIskiego Kon
mIatu generalnegO kurs marek jest
ais s,S75 "A S1.OO, ezy1i 1917
rent6W "a 1000 marek.