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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

taken . place there for good. ana dis
cussed with the porter the advantages
OF new location which the shop pro-
p-se;n: proposed to occupy soon.
Making himself s"!!h with IN" porter
King IS alleged 20 have asked the latter
Individual Cor c.Earst. and the porto:
replied that he lila not. haH" c.;3rct.
'li"rs's dollar: <" got m" PACK
or cicArcts aud buy yourself pack.
King Is alleged % have tod the HGrter
who agreed to the ;l":ana"m"ni Saying
he wanted 20 60. something !" eat any
how. Tho porter let. aai when he re-
:ur.ed. King was gone. along with w
worth OF tools belonging ~ curtis T.
Potts. 4 pair OF clippers hcI"nEing e.
Mr.. Kutschmann and between va ana
$40 cash taken from the c'ear stand
K!ng had worked at trio kuischmann
shon four DAVIS las, week He had ;o!d
tina. he was born n New York and that
his pareass I've n sharon. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
JOHN. R0GALSK|
IS IN CUSTODY

state police arrested john RogaIski,
Yesterday. at h!.I place. - Twenty sew
cnth street and ne IS now unCer $500
hond for his appearance before Squire
Charles J. Go.druLurg next Saturday
afternoon. The state off!cers raidcd his
place on Twenty s"vcnth street about
Il month ago and cnnnScated ore still
'hree and Il half gallons OF wh!s&ry and
forty gallons Of corn mash. bu: were
unable 70 find RogalslE'. The officers
have been on the lockout Cor him aver
s'rcN hat he was not found unit! yes
tcrday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
WEST LIBERTY SECOND
IN RURAL STANDING

Ciarkshurp. Feb. 27.-Saltwen. this
county. is the 0irth Of tho best rural
COMMUNICATES IN thH state. It WIS an
uaunccd to-day upon completion o. q
cnmmuuitr survey following country
life conference held there. II scores
$50 oc 4 possible 1000. points.
Tho ton best rural communities OF
West Virginia n the order of thtcr
scores arc: French Creek. .Ipshur;
West Liberty. ohio county: Aurora
preston county; E"r!ln. Lewis county;
H"dgesvillr, Ip%hur county; LlEht1urn,
Lewis county: Goodh0pc. Harrison
county: Dallas. Ohi" county: S;lltwelL
Harrison. county. and Gap Mills. Mun-
roe county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
RY. MEN TO
DISCUSS PROBLEMS

Ind'anaro!is. Fob. "T--WNi'r track-
loss Transportation ~ T. NM y" co.
orG.Ta'C! with regular r'rC:r!~ railway
service will be :he principal discussion
SefnrA thN American Electric Railway
asSo !1''or he-e at tho regular mid year
meeting h"r!Hr!rc tomorrow, = rev fca-
tar" VIZ l." !.'ro5u"ed IN TIN form ~
an rdd;Css " Mrs Artioucti" Funk a.:
NISN,u"iur. on tho sIh1ect. "Do Women
&c: or S'"Ac' 'a~s Ha"fwaCi@"" Ee-
rrcsru.uii."s - rNorc 'har Gig h"r-
d-cd ,'r.",ri' ~liT" Va will ra-ti"'nat".
Tho occasion IS 30 regular m.d-ycar
meeting O: the association.
The ruh'in discussion O. .traci;'rSs
TRANSFORMATION follows Pn iu"cst;ration
hv Z. y. ar,r-,rrG president OF the
Tnlt"d Railways & Electric COMPANY OF
E2,ttr'lrn who vii I"al III" discussion.
Mr.. Emmous has studied N" question
Mt home and abroad and mato r-act!-
cal experiments with buses 20 supple
NOV. Ms electric car service"
Wh"tnrr tra~klnSs tr0"snNr'n"nr mn
no cn-orNtrotod win interurNnrs VII
We discussed wv. IIarrr R"'d 90 rrd'HT-
aori's. president Of ne Interstate Pub
1ir csr,.irn cor10arv. raTI Shouu. nrcr-
ider, Of ;hn rariHr T',"':r!c lines. WI
discuss mo 'racklc%s Recommendation
sItnat'on IN California; r. H. Whitman,
q ruhl!> scr,.i"e commissioner OF Mar
land. also will socli,. on IN" subt"c'.
The question has been H:G"r "onN'-
dor2t!on for some tlr1O ana aesoCi7 Ton
committees and individual m"mhrrs
have been making Il car"fn' s'Hdv O.
he question. and som" G"fn''" aHlt'"'
Is cxrrc.cd 20 b. taken ~ III" w'H''NE
Tuht!c rcIa'!oas. safety work aAA taT'
alto, win 10 other subject d'@cnFs"'
samuel Tns"l'. or CHICAGO: Ff"i""rs
SANDERS. street railway coInm!ssIonc'
80 rIry4Iond. md Rrittnn 7. Rudd, HrrS'
don't Of ~" Mc:rnrolltan west S.H'
Ir.,.o,c5 Railway &c chicago will speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

tho barber shop next door. the nome
Of Mrs led Johnson. store room
filed with IL large amount OF goods or
various kinds owned by Tom Smith and
another hulid!uE.
The fv"m Is built compacty along the
pike close To III" belmont and Guernsey
county Iir.cS. md that the iiremen from
Rarucs?!!Iu with their truck saved the
entire town from destruction Is the GER
"ral opinion or tn" RESIDENTS OF that sec
tio.I OF the town counties,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

wills Smith. city street foreman. VIII
20 succeeded f.Hurrow ~ !. fleming
who was recently appointed by Director
of Public Service Si"hhs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Several changes IN tn" personal q:
:he nolicc and A. departments orc eA-
pcctcd 20 tc made toworrCT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
RIVER NEWS

The Helen f locked last night and
will lie out today at 1l:%0 this morn
ing for New Matamoras. The stage
was twelve feet and stationary las;
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Judro T. NJ Addlcr-an yesterday dis
missed all jurors not sitting IN the case
on trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Police were called yesterday morning
to prevent the rush ~ the W. A. ne"
shoe sale or TwClfth street;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

The National Woc,eM MiHe company
started work yesterday In r'm"icIinS
their store room at Thirteenth and
Market streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
kNy&aS4
k1-k~

Fifteen offender: were nrra!grcd in
rotce cour. yesterday morning on
charges Of being drunk and di>oFder'E'
All were fined 81 and costs.
Major Malcolm El,o;t IN rhars" or
the local office OF the United states In
g!necr corps. is IN Charleston on hu<'-
mesa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
SLOAN'S EASES PAIN
RELIEVES THE ACHE

TORMENTTNG'. agonizins rhcu-
matte aches are Q'uckly relieved
by Sioau's Linimrnt. Apply It
freely. u4ttoM r15bfn.. and YOU will
feel 4 comforting scasc OF warmth and
relief.
Good also for rheumatism, sciatica.
lunhago neuralgia, soreness ,oNrr-eXcrt-
cd muscles, s:i3 joints, bac kachc, strains
syrains ard wcsthcr exposure.
Don't let pain lay you up. Keep
Sloan's Liniment handy and 1t the first
sign OF an ache or pain, Use it.
For forty years, sloan S has been the
worlds pain and ache linimcnt, Sloan's
Liniuent couldn't keep its many thou
sands Of friends il it didn't make good.
Ask your neighbor.
At all druggists-3sc, zoe, Sl.4o.
S1Oafls$
:LinitraentG!sssi%n))
mnEaazEAEA >-~Gz3
The border vidette., 1922-11-11

Judge of the Superior Court NJ. Marsteller, HOP.
 State Tax Commission-Chas. Fl. Howe. 689; Ed. W. Stevens, 463.
 United States Senator-Henry F. Ashurst, 969; Jas. A. Me Ciintock, 529.
 Representative in Congress Carl Hayden, 1O16; Emma M. Guild, All.
 For Governor-George W. F. Hunt, S69; Thomas E. Campbell, 76i.
 Secretary of State-James H. Kerby. S69; Ernest R. Hall, 656. State Auditor - Richard H. Ramsey, sos; James A. Smith, 592.
 State Treasurer-Wayne Hubbs 500; Jane Greggs, 628 Attorney General-John w. Murphy, e97; W. J. Galbraitb, 634 Superintendent of Public In struction-C. O. Case, S17. Elsie Toles,- -268. UT A mos A. Betts, 92o; R. A. Kirk. $50. Mine Inspector-Tom c. Eos ter, S92; John O. White, GIG. State Senator-C. A. Pierce, 769; I. F. Fraizer, 723. Statc Representative - Phil Herold. 954; J. W. Fitzpatrick COL
 Sheriff J. Brown, 962; Wm. 8. Mcknight, 654.
 Clerk of Superior Cou: t-Robt E. Lee, 1l52.
 County Attorney-W. A. O. Connor, 1906; A. H. DeRiemer 392.
 Treasurer-Lucille Walker, 99s I. Burgoon, 614 l County School Superinten dent-Grace Farrell. 1O56; Mrs George J. White, 55S.
 Assessor-Victor J. Wager 11Sl.
 Recorder-Tracy Bird, 1925 | A. J. Abbott, 573. l Justice of the Peace-Chas E. Hardy, 562; R. l.. O'Neill, 4U6
 For Consta ble-A. D. Page 495: Phil Clark, 417.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Montana and Arizona Min ing and Development Company, will be held at the office of Duffy & Robins, in the city of Noga- les, Arizona, on Tuesday, the 28th day of November. A. D., 1922, at 200 o'clock, in the after. noon of said day. for the election of a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of all other leRiti mate business of the corporation.
 Dated rNogales, Arizona, Octo Der 26, 1922.
 FRANK J. DUFFY, 10 28 5t Assistant Secretary.
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Continued from first pags) Thor. Bentiy. clerk primary election.
 ward No. I l5 co J. B. Bristol. clerk primary election.
 ward No. Is co c. J. Healy, inspector. primary cleo
 tion, ward No l5 co Char. V. Fowler, judge primary cleo
 tion. ward Nc.2 l5 % Msrp r. O'Keefe. judge primary cleo
 ton. ward No 3 b Co Bessie Parker. clerk primary election.
 ward No. g l5 co W. H. Pinker.on. clerk primary cleo
 tioD. ward No.2 D co Chns. r. Lopez, marshal primary cleo
 tiou, ward No 50 J. L. Poiiack, inspector. primary eleo-
 tiop. ward No. 3 15 co Fannie O'Loane judge primary cleo
 tion. wa No. , l5 co E. l.. Jake, judge primary election.
 ward No. 3 l5 co Jack OKeefe. clerk primary election.
 ward No 15 % D. O. Will key, clerk primary election.
 ward No. i5 co Robt. B. Cunningham. marshal prim-
 Rry election, ward No. 50 c. C. Chapman. inspector primary
 election. precinct No. co J. J. Griffith. judge primary election.
 precinct No. 2 70 Herbery k. Wood. clerk primary e:ec-
 tiop, precinct No. ? 500 J. T. Garrett. inspector primary cleo tiop. precinct No. 3 60 William Nosc uberg. judge primary
 election. preciuct No. ,. Gudge S5.
 meals SI Jp) 50 Thcs. D. CasRDeGA. judge primsry
 election. precinct No. CD SsmI. II. Beattie. clerk primary cleo
 ton. precinct No 5GO M. E. siu'h clerk primary election.
 precinct No. 3 % Raymond BurrOel. marehsl primary
 election. prscInct No , % J. E. McIlhsney. inspector primary
 election. precinct No. | 10 70 A. D. SydenLsm. judge primary eiec- .. tion. precinct No.4 10 % T. H. Pnt;ison, judge primary election
 precinct No 10 % C. 5. Thrapp. clerk primary election.
 precinct N4 10 % A. r. Parker, clerk primary election.
 prc. inct No. 10 @ J.. q Kane. nlarshal primary election,
 precinct No. 0G II. \. Hogan. inspector primary cleo
 tion, precinct No 5 % Pete Bergier. judge Primary election. ." precinct No. , % E. (. Best. judge primary election.
 pre3inct No. co H. de B. Smith. cierk primary e.cotion. D cciuct >o ] : Ge W. 4. Hopkins, marshal primary eIec- iion. precinct No | o1
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 Phoenix, Nov. 9.-GoorRe W. P Hunt. Democratic candidate for governor, has carried Ari zona by majority of approxi mataly 1000 votes, returns from fourteen counties, most of them complete except for scattered outly precincts, indicated yester day.
 The Robernatorisl vote as tab ulated by The Arizona Repubi can, was Hunt. 36, ,2O3;Campbell, 29, 949. Other Democratic can didates were elected by maiori ties ranging from 4 GOO to 10, 900, the biggest plurality of the cleo ton being boiled by Carl Hay den. congressman.
 The true significance of the Democratic landslide of Tuesday can be summarized in the an- nouncement that Governor Tho mas E. Campbell, Republican, carried but one of the fourteen counties iu the state. And Camp bell led the ticket. Some of his running mates failed to land on the long end of the count in & single county.
 Staid old Pima, one of the con sidered Republican strongholds in the state, was the only county to run true to form-or expecta tiou-and even Pima falsered. It faltered to the extent of return ing majorities for more than half of the state Democratic candi dates. In fact, only three Re publican candidates-CampbeH, Toles and Hall-were given ma ? jorities there. The remainder of the ticket was bested by the Democratic aspirants.
 Yavapai, considered safe for the Republicans on the face of incomplete returns early Wed nesday morning. fopped into the Democratic column with 8 thud yesterday as belated returns were received. Even Campbell's home town of Prescott went against him.
 The following Democrats were elected:
 United States Senator
 Henry F. Ashurst Representative in Congress
 Carl Hayden
 STATE. Judges Supreme Cont Henry D. Ross and F. H. Lyman Goverpor-George WI P. Hunt Secretary of State
 James H. Kerby Auditor-Wayne Hubbs. Attorney General
 John W. Murphy Supt. Public Instruction-
 c. O. Case Corporation Commissioner
 Amos A, Betts Mine Inspector-Tom c. Foster State Tax Commissioner
 Chas. R. Howe
 .'- COUNTY. State Senator-C. A. Pierce Representative-Phil Herold Judge Superior Court
 NJ. Marsteller Clerk Superior Court
 :.-~ Robt. l.. Lee Sheriff-Harold J. Brown. Treasurer-Mrs Lucille Walker Recorder-Tracy Bird. County Attorney
 w. A. O'Counor County School Supt.-
 Grace A. Farrell Board of Supervisors Q. F. Ashburn and J. l.. Finley Justice of the Peace
 Chas. E. Hardy Constable-A. D. Page.
 The following it. the total vote received by Republican and Dem ocratic candidates iu Santa Cruz county:
 Judge of the Supreme Court
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FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has been used successfully fin the treatment Of Catarrf.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con- sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application. and the Internal Medicine. q Tonic. which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces. thus reducing the inflammation
 Sold by all druggists.
 F. J. Cheney q Co.,. Toledo, Ohio.
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Total amount in Treasury. Oct end s3I 45e co There being further business, the Board adjourned until Monday, November 9th. 19e2 at 1000 o'clock .. 10.
 APPROVED.
 JAS. l.. FINLEY. ATTEST: CHAIRMAN. LAURA PARSONS. CLrRK.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS,

(Continued from first pags)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-09
Kobiety proponuja kO-
biete ma urzad burni-
Strza uliaSta.

Podczas gdy jedna partja szu-
ka kandydatow ma burmistrza
Nwsrod swoich czionkow, druga
.stara sic kandydata niezawisle-
go, kobiety z partji republican,
skiei chca take wziac udzial W
lrozwiazaniu kwestji wyboru bur
tt1istrza i d1atego proponuja jake
.kandydatke pania Jozefine T. Bo
wen. Propozycja pozostaje w
zwiazkusz zaproszeniem Aubu ko
bict do wziecia udziaiu W okre-
Sleniu kandydata ma burmistrza.
P. Brundage, ktory wiasnie to
zaproszenie do klubu kobiet wy
sIal, mial ma mysli mezczyzn, ko-
biety jednak szerzej sic zapatru-
ia ma sprawe stawiaja kandyda
trre kobiety,
sama PAM Bowen byla niepo-
miernie zdziwiona postawiona jej
propozycja j dlatego ME mogla
odrazu dac stanowczej odpowie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-09
Robotnicy z kompanji
Pennsylvania otrzyma-
Ii podwyzke.

UkIady miedzy zarzadem iOoni-
panji kolejowej Pennsylvania a
przedstawicielami organizacji re
hotnik6w pracujacych przy utrzy
MANU- tor6w kolejowych doPro-
wa6ziiy do pomyslnego rezultatu
Zarzad kompanji podwyzszyl be
wiem wynagrodzenie wspomnia-
pych robotnik6w o $1,oo,OO ro-
cznie. Zarzad kompanji kolejo--
wei oswiadczyl rprzy tel sposob-
rosci, re ME uznaje organizacji
robotnikow pracujacych przy u
trzymaniu torow kolejowycll, ami
crganizacyj zawodowych innych
rzemiosl, bedzie jednak prowadzA
uklady bezposrednio robotnika-
mi swoirni przez wybranych
przedstawicieli.
Podwyzka wynagrodzenia obe]
muje takze ciesli, malarzy / po-
r;ucnikcw 1nurarzy, ktorzy otrzy
maja obecnie jednego centa vie
ccj "a godzinna prace j asysten-
tow forman6w pracujacych przy
budowach mostow j budynkow.
CT ostatni otrzymajs piec cen
tow wiecej "a godzine piracy, a
inni robotnicy podwyzke W wy
sokosci 2 centow. Podwyzka wy
nagrodzenia dotyczyc bedzie 30
000 robotnikow i bedzie liczyia
sic cd 1go listopada b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-09
NAczELNIK PANSTWA Po--
tRGNAL SIZE 2 CIALEM DY-
PLOMATYCZNEM.

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypo-
spolitej W Chicago podaje treSt
depeszy otrzymanej "a poSredni,
ctwem Polsldej Agencii Telegra,
ficznej (P. A. T)
Naczelnik Panstwa przyjal cia-
10 dyplomatyczne eelem pozegna
MIA sic. Wypowiedzia{ move, W
kt6rej dziekowaf czsonkom tegc
ciaia "a przyjazne wspadzia8anie
podczas czteroletliej piracy mad
konsolidacja miedzynarodowegc
stanowiska Polski.
Senior ciaIa dyplomatycznego,
uncjusz papieski, Monsignor
Lauri, odpowiedzia8, podkresla-
lac dobre stosunki z Polska j "a
znaczyi, 5e ca&y przyjazny stosu-
mex zosta1 .ustalory poniedzy cia
tenn dyplomatycznem Naezelni-
kiem Panstwa.
Po przen6wieniach, Naczelnik
Panstwa pozegnaf sic serdecznie
kazdym czIonkiem ciaia dyplo-
matycznego.
Kuby sejmowe urzadzaja zan1
lzniete sesje celem wyboru handy
dat6w: bysego ministra spraw "a
granicznych Skirmunta, b. mini
stra spraw wewnetrznych, Woj,
ciechowskiego, gen. Sikorskiego
b. wiceprezesa rady ninistroV
Daszynskiego. Liderzy poszcze-'
g6lnych partyj ME oswiadczyl
sic W tel sprawie.
Miedzy innemi kandydatami ma
prezydenta wymieRiani So; WI
,os, Narltowicz, Trarnpczynski,
Morawski. prezes Akaoemji u
uiejetnoSci W Krakowie.
Polska delegacja na konferen-
Ii W Moskwie, w srode, podczas
posiedzenia gsownych delegatow
kaadia nacisk by uklad o nieagre-
sywnosci zostai podpisany zanim
kwestje technicznej natury, ty-'
czace sic rozbrojeh, beda dysku-
eowar1e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-09

dzi, czy zgadza sic ma kandydatu
re ia urzad burnistrza, czys tez
ME. PAM. Bowen obiecaia dat od-
powiedz jutfo.
PAM Bowen byta prezesem klu
|bu Women City Club W ciagu
dziewisciu lat i prezesem ,,Juve-
nile Protective Assn" W ciag.i
dwudziesti przeszio lat. Byia ona
takzc wiceprezeska United Cha
rites, W ciagu 11stu lat. Pod
czas wojny byia ona jedyna ko-
beta w Stanowej Radzie Obrony
i prezesern kobiecej organizacji
Illinoislxiego Oddzialu Narodo-
wei Rad Obrony. Podczas spra-
wowania tego urzedu rzsdziia O.
ma 10000 kobiet.
Mowi sic obecnie wiele Q
dw6ch kandydatach ma urzad
burlnistrza, mianowicie %. alder
mamie Guernsey, ktory ma bye
kontrkandydatern Deheena i Di-
xonie, kt6rego kandydattbre po-
piera kilka organizacyj obywatel
skich.
Lyon nastepca Mama.
25G rnieszkaiicow Ego kongre-
sjonalncgo dystryktu postawiio
wczoraj ma zgromadzeniu W sail
Stotwell kandydature Stanowe--
go posia Sidney'a Lyona ma u
Rad po zmariym kongresmanie
Mamie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-09
Kronika Chicagoska.

10 przedstawione ptzez Stanowe
GO audytora asystentowi Stano--
.wcgo prokuratora p. E. Gornla-
now. kt6ry je bez zadnych komeu
tarzy ogiosii.
Ma szczcgolniejsa ,iwage "a
slugtija nastepujace punkty spra-
wozdania audytorow:
lBqak $1,39S,las W oddziale ia,
brycznym "a wyplaty robotni-
kom j material nabyty, to wszy,
stko jednak niedostatecznie wy
jasnione audytorom.
Brak dostawy 94,236 tonn we
gla wartosci $7S4493.
Podniesienie cen wegla o 7s
proc. w r. 1920-l92l w stosunku
do cen piaconych W r. l9le-1920
Podniesienie kosztow r1aprawy
I,vyekwipowania budynkow szkol-
nych $50 proc. W stosunku do Pc
tobnych wydatkow W r. 1919
1920. Obecnie wydatek ten ma ma
prawy doclodzi do sunny $3,2ls,-
l21.32.
Prawdopodobnie podrabianie
list pensyjnych przez urzednikow
oddziaiu fabrycznego, ktore
podpisywano jednym charakte-
rem pisna.
Wpisywanie do ksiag pozycyj
ME W odpowiedniin czasie. w
zwiazku z tenn komisja audyto--
r6w wykazasa, re niektore roz-
chody pazdziernika r. 1921 ME
zostaiy wcisgniete do ksiag az do
piero we wrzesniu r. 1922, even
tualnie z chwils rozpoczecia sle-
dztwa naduiyc przez Lave przy
siegtych.
Nagiy wzrost rozchodow Wy
dziasu edukacyjnego, ktore docho
.Gziiy rocznie do sunny $50 100000
rocznie.
Komisja wykazuje rownoczes-
ME, ze W niektorych wypadkach
zarzsd administracyjny wykazal
trak wszelliej znajomosci RE
czy. w odniesieniu do podwyz--
szenia wydatkow ma naprawy
wyekwipowanie szkao $50 proc,
sprawozdanie dowodzi, ze pod
wyzszenie to jest niczem ME u
sprawiedliwione, gdyz 6oszty ma
terjalow robotnika znacznie sic
znniejszyiy.
P. Hanson chce wyjasnic pozycje
budzetu ma r. 1928.
Rzecznik Wydziaiu edukacyj--
nego p. Hart Hanson oswiadczyi
wczoraj W liscie do prezesa ko-
nitetu finansowego Rady miej--7
sk;ej p. Jehna A. Bcherta, ze
ctstnie zjawi sic " komitecie j
wyjasni kazda pozycja budzetu
ma +. 1923 przedstawionego obec-
ric do zatwierdzeriia Radzie ffliej
(Dokohczenie ria str 11tcj)
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DODATNIE WYNIKI KON-
FERENCJI MosKIEW-
SKIEJ.

Moskwa, 8. gTudnia. - Roz--
brojeniowa konferencja moskiew-
ska przyjefa wczoraj W zasadzie
siedrn punktow og6lnej lic1by
dziesieciu tax zwanego paktu
nieagresywnego, projekt kt6re-.
so przedstawifa PolsEa, posiada-
jsca poparcie delegat6w pohstw
graniczacych Rosja sowiecka-
Ma zasadzie przyjetych jtrz
punkt6w, wszell1ie nieporozunie
MIA, jake noga wyniknat mic
dzy umawiajacemi sic pahstwa--
mi, beda zaiatwiane droga arbi-
tracji a ME sita oreza. Oprocz te-
go, gdy traktat ten zostanie raty-
fikowany przez parlamenty. od-
noSnych pafistw, to wszellie tai
ne porozumienia francusko pol
skie, skierowane przeciwko Ro-
sji sowieckicj, musza bye odwo-
lane.
Najwiei1sze trudnoSci w poro-
zunmeniu sic przedstawia wstep
do traktatu oraz dziesiaty punkt
rosyjskiego projektu tego trak--
tatu, ktory mowi, re rozbrojenie
jest niepodzieln9 czastka traSta-
tu nieagresywnego re ratyfika-
cja tych dwoch dokument6@ mu
81 sic odbyc jednoczeSnie.
Rosja sowieoka nalega, aby ar
mje jej uzbrojenia stanowiiy
tylko czesc dzisiejszych sif zbroj
nych, gdy kontrpropozycja> pol
ska uwaza pakt nieagresywny ia
ko wfasnie ograniczenic zbrojeh.
Wsrod przyjetych paragrafow
znajduje sic jeden, ktory mowi,
IL zadna pomoc ME bedzie udzie-
Iona jakiemukolwiek pahstwu,
ktore zaatakuje jedno z rmawia-
jacych sic panstw. Przyjmujac W
wiekszej czeSci swej pakt o ME
agresywnosci, zostaso zaznaczo-
ne, re beda przestrzegane obec--
ME istniejace granice. Umawia-
jace sic strony zobowiazaly Sic
donosie. sobe wzajernnie o istnie-
niu jakiegokolwiek traktatu, wy
raznie sprzeciwiajacego sic trak.
tatowi konferencji moskiew.
skiej.
w razie dziafai wojennych
miedzy dwoma panstwami, ktore
przystepuja do wspqpnianego
traktatu, inne pahstwa zobowia-
zuje sic pozostai neturalnemi.
STANoWISKo TURKoW
w SPRAWIE CIESNIN,
Lozanna, 9. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow = Delegacja turecka ma
leonferencji przedstawiia wczoraj
sw6j projekt W sprawie przyszse-
go losu ciesniny Dardanelskiej i
Bosfor1
Wedfug tego projektu Turcja
domaga sic dostatecznych gwa-
rancyj przeciw niespodziewane--
rlu atakowi . ladu albo morza ma
ciesniny, Konstantynopol, albo
OoLat1rze,,;e M sfrOnicv IO-fei.
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