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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Horseback Paper
Chase Thrills
in Photoplay

For the first time in the his
tory OF the screen 3 paper-chase
will be shown in q picture when
The Invisible Fear" First Ma
tionAl attraction starring Anita
Stewart is shown at the Liberty
theater on Thursday. The en-
gagemsnt is for three days. The
psper-ehase is an event familiar
to the outdoor program Of certain
clubs in the east. In name it
sounds rather tame and lifeiess,
almost on q par with croquet. but
in fact it is more exciting that e
horse race and more dangerous
than the steepiechase.
In brief, the paper-ehase is a
race on horseback against OBJ
gtacIes. The riders must follow z
trail Of streEn paper through the
wods. the winner being the one
who first reaches the goal. In the
picture, Miss Stewart and her
leading man, Walter McGrail,
Joined the contest as partners,
and only their long experience
and skill az riding saved them
from some nasty injuries. To hold
a place among the leaders they
were compelled TO swerve in and
out among the trees at q gallop,
to take sudden fence and stream
hazards, sud TO show no small
amount Of agility at dodging tree
branches.
Several Of the participants. too
slow to take some OF the sharp
turn or broad jumps. suffered had
falls. but both Miss Stewart and
Mr.. McGrsil succeeded in covering
their share OF the way without
injury. The scenario writer pre-
vented their winning the paper
chase by having them get off the
trail in order TO lose the rest Of
the party and keep the plot in its
natural course. While the race
lasts, however, it is a succession Of
thrills that start the picture off
the trail in order to lose the rest
Of the party and keep the plot in
its natural course. While the
race lasts, however, it is a success
sion of thrills that start the pic
ture off with q bang and serve as
q good introduction for the quick
action and exciting developments
that continue throughout the pro-
dueTiOu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Salem Eli Seniors
To Be Guests of
Aggie Students

Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis. Feb. 22.-(Speciai. -
Salem high school seniors are to
be guests on the campus some time
during the spring term.
Week days will be chosen for
the visit in order that they will
have an opportunity to see the col
lega al work. Laboratories and
classes will be visited. This trip
will be under the auspices of the
Salem club, says Lloyd Gregg,
president of that organization.
A dance will be given by the
club in Salem during spring yaca-
tion to give the high school pupils
a chance to get acquainted with
the college in a social way.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Death Rate In
United States
Shows Decrease

Washington, Feb. %. - The
death rate in the United States de-
creased TO 1906 per 100.0 900 popu-
lation in 1920, from 1925 per
100000 in 1910, according to fig
ures announced today by the CEN
sus bureau All age groups show
ed decline in death rate, but the
most pronounced decrease was re-
corded in the figures covering in
FAINT mortality under one year of
age, the 1920 rate being $3.50 per
10000, compared with 3.083
per 100000 in 1910. a decline of
about 26 per cent. The rate for
the group above IS years OF age
decreased from 1880 to 13,49O
per 10000, approximately 6 per
cent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22


Tut, tut. You are not bor-
rowing from ne-you are borrow
ing from Ria. Although Ria had
Herb give me that 5000. yet in
her heart she knew that when !
came to myself / would realize
that since she had gotten me out
Of q bad scrape. ] would use ii
TO help others"
l looked at Kitty in astonish-
ment. This was q new angle to
her character.
"Oh. We are not so bad as we
are painted, Tirgie." Kitty flashed
at me as she caught my wonder
ing glance. Come on, get your
coat
But I don't feel like eating,
Kitty. I am just 50 excited that
food would choke me-"
Don't be silly. If you don't
look out, you will show somebody
beside me how interested you are
in Theodore Strattoa- Like every
girl, in her first love, you are
working your emotions overtime.
You might as well be living like
q goldfish in 2 bowl il you think
you are hiding the 7 am in love
stuff. It's just written all over
you. Yirgie." p"
was speechless for q moment
Kitty's penetrating mind was be-
y8nd me. Then I denied il bold
".
Touorrow-At The Studio
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Western Star
Has Varied Career

Hoot Gibson, star Of The Fire
Eater the Universal special at
traction at the Bllgh theater, Fri
day and Saturday, has had as ac-
tive 8 career as an actor could
wish. Since he was thirteen
when his father had to take his
pony away from him 10 get the
boy 10 do the chores around home
ne has been known as one Of the
best horsemen in the world.
He wen the worlds champion
ship in the saddle 81 the Pendle-
ton Oregon. Roundup in 1919
He collected for his Universal fea-
lures the hardest riding bunch OF
cowboys in The west They proved
their worth in 1890 when they
carried off the honors Of the
Christmas rodeo in Los Angeles
Hoo1s first training IN motion
pictures was in support Of Harry
Carey and as : member Of that
stars flying squadron. He was
soo1 promoted hy Universal ex-
eeutiVeS TO featured class il two
reel photpalays Of the yiriIs west
For two or three years he was
presented 10 the public in these
sazRpy, condensed action dramas.
and then recently it was decided
hat his appeal 10 the public vas
sufficient TO warrant the making
81 flve-Teel specials starring him
The result has more than iustl-
lied lAe move. OF the four pr5-
duetlons be has made 50 far. the
last, The Fire Eater" is said toI
contain the best example Of his
histrionic ability as well IS the
best OF his work In the saddle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Idaho Governor
Unable to Attend
Drug Conference

Governor Davis of Idaho has in
formed Governor 0leott that be
will be unable 10 attend the mar
c0tics conference in Portland on
March but that he viii send z
representative to the meeting. To
date Governor Hart Of Washing
Ton Is the only executive who has
slgnified his intention 70 attend
the conference Governor Carey
Of Wyoming vii not attend and
Governor Dixon q Nonana Is
doubtful as 10 whether he will be
able 10 be ther-. ~-5ssrSsr
Stephens Of California has not yet
replied 10 the invitation Of the
Oregon executive
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
New cornarariorS

2 4. Fisher, J. }. Berg and C.
L Hornby have filed articles Of
Incorporation with the state cor
pcratiOn department here for the
Pacific Gold Mining company.
capitalized az Sl50.0oe.
Articles have also been filed for
the Platinum Metal Rsssarck
Syndicate Of Grants Pass. capital
ized at S5o.0oe. The inoorporz
tors are Morton Webster. Hsrr
n Lancaster and Elsie Tanr1sisr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
What Pttman Thinks.

Senator Pitman, democrat, OF
Nevada, has similar convictions.
4 have the utmost respect for
those senators who opposed the
soldiers bonus on principle; that
is their right. But have q diff
fereat sentiment toward those sen
ators who eriags il their seats eT-
cry time the solatar bonus bill is
mentioned because they have
promised the soldiers for over
three years they were going to pass
a bonus" said Pittman in debate.
They have deceived the SOL
diers every hour. and they know
il in their hearts. They have been
corrRlled and caioled and whipped
into line by the secretary Of the
treasury and the great interests Of
this country which are antagonis-
tic to paving out any money ex-
cept TO the barons Of Wall street.
IF ii takes as long 10 pass the
next bonus bill as it did to pass
the last one that came from the
house il will not be passed until
about a week before The next pres
identizI election.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Leaders
In Senate Confident
Bonus Bill To Pass
By William z. Hutchinson.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Repuo-
lican senatorial leaders are conf
dent that g soldiers bonus act viii
shortly be passed.
Democratic leaders are equally
confident that 10 legislation bene.
fitting the former service men VIII
be passed for months. probably not
until Just before the elections next
November.
Senator McCumber Of North
Dakota, spokesman for the repu5-
lican side OF all financial queS-
tions. has openly declared his par
ty will enact soldier bonus legisla-
tion "very shortly"
'.I am absolutely certain that q
soldiers compensation bill VIII
pass and pass very soon" he said
Il think the president expects the
bill TO pass, and I think IT is very
proper for me to say that be e1'
poets that provision will be made
for its payment"
Senator Simmons of North Car
olins, the democratic financial
leader, declared the republicans
had adopted a "watchful waiting
policy" toward the bonus.
Must Wait Longer.
The republican party has
again said TO the soldiers, You
must wait & little while longer
for your pay" be declared, after
the senate had rejected the bonus
amendment he sought to link to
the foreign debt funding bill.
Senator Jim" Reed of Missouri
the democratic "tirebrand,
charged republicans with open
delay"
IT is year and a half since
We heard the republican majority
in the senate say they were going
10 put through a bonus right
away" he said on the floor. IT
is said by our colleagues that the
democrats seek 10 make the bonus
Z partisan measure.
IF It does it will ba because q
republican secretary Of the treas
ury has fought the measure from
fts inception and because a re-
publican president ordered the
bill back TO COMMITTEES hearing at
the request, if not the command,
of his republican secretary Of the
treasury. It will be because there
are not enough democratic votes
plus the eight OF ten repu ubIicans
who have been voting their CON
victions upon this question re-
gardless of party action or party
whip, TO force the measure
: y r-rrrr yt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

The largest sponge ever found
came from the Mediterranean. L
was over three feet across aad ten
feet in circumference
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

1t must be difficult for the Chi
neses 10 reconcile the creed OF
Christian nations with their creed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

New York might begin her ad-
vsrtislng campaign with this no.
tice: Don't 60 West and get held
up Come to New York"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

Three hundred tons Of coal q
day are consumed by the power.
station that supplies electricity
for the London underground rail,
ways.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

After the elephant. the CON-
mon hippopot2uus Is the largest
OF al Land animals. fine specimens
Weighing from four 10 five tons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

The oldest son Of the British
sovereign is not prince Of Wales
by birth. the title being conferred
on hin BY 3 special decree.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

The Cnited States has 4 greater
variety CT postage stamps than
any other eouutry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
Hanman AutOStat

Three Stages Daily II
Leave Salem 1920 a. m a.
east bound train NIL City, Daas I.sa
Leave Mill City Z pm. ',sN
Leave Stage terminal ssl.pa w
Leave at 1850 and leave staa
al / ?. m.
Wayside stops at Gooch y.
Mehama, stayton, suhiims
Aumsyille, Turner, stats s'all
pital, Cottage farm, n9
Jos. Fl. Hamman 9,
Phone 304
sALEM-sILVERTON sTIcF-l
uSsIsn LesVs|
~ So +aru,,uu, silveus|
S.ags terminal News stsS|
,.oo :" N $500 a. NJ
s.oe 100 p. Il
''"o ?. IN. 500 ,. N
sALEM-INDEPENDENCE |
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem Stage term,r.,
1900 a. M, 1900 a. M, 500 n \
Leave Monmouth hotel-s.is |
m. 100 p. m, Sis p. m.
Leave independence hotel--aa
a. m. and 3 p. m. only ~
Special trips by appointment
Seven passenger car for I'm
j. w. PARKER, Prom
Res. phone Sis. Business phon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22
RHEUMATIC TWINCE
MADE.YOU VINCE!

r fSE Sloan's freely for rheumatic
| Iaches, sciatica, lunahago, over.
worked muscles, neuralgia, back.
aches, stiff joints and for sprains and
strains. II pens.ra4es ssitksaa rubbing,
The very first time you use Sloan.
LiRinent you will wonder Why yov
never used it before. The confortine
warmth and quick relief from paii
viii delightfully."- surprise you.
Keep Siosn's handy and at the frs
sign OF an ache or pain, use it.
At all drugEists-5sc, 70c, $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

etc,
rec
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26

Dokohczeuie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
Powiat wybudowaf z
szkofy'w r. 1922.

Wediug sprawozdania powiato
wego superintendent szkoi p.
Tobina powiat wybudowai w r.
1923 - % szkoly. Okoio 1925
nauczycielek uczy 6S,424 uczniow
szkoiy elementarnej i wyzszej.
Sprawozdanie bibljetekarza @.
C. Rodena, odczytane podczas OBJ
chodu 50tej rocznicy Chicagos~
&iej publicznej bibljoteki, wska--
zuje on kolosalny jej rozwoj. w
biezacym roku urzadzono 125 no
wych fill wypozyczono 1914
600 tom6w.
Ciekawa jest takze statystyka
z urzadzeh parkowych w roku
biezacym. Sprawozdanie P. Oh
Wlehe, prezesa zarzadu zachod-
Mich park6w m6wi o za}ozeniu
systemu telefonicznego oswiet-
leniem przy kazdej sygnafowej
budce, talk re 1atwoscia MONA
wezwac policjant6w z centralnej
stacji.
Przesz}o 1,25O,OOO os6b korzy--
stalo z urzadzeh kapielowych w
parkach w ciagu b. roku. Kazda
z tych osob otrzymywaia mydlo,
recznik i kostjum kapielowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
Z Konferencji PokojoWqj
W LOzannie.
Pred Narada Premjerow
W Paryzu.
Japonja DOkona Ograni-
czenia Zbroje1.
Ameryka Liczy Sic zROsja M6Wi Kamienew.
Niemcy Przedstawia NOwy Projekt OdszkOdawa1.
lmkniece Bank6W We WadywOstOku
Ameryka Gczy Sic zROsja - M6wi Kamieniew.
Niemcy Przedstawia Nowy Projekt OdszkOdawa1.
Zamkniecie Bank6W We WladyWOstOku.
Inne TeIegrGmy Zagraniczne.

go nigdy ME oddamy. Celem ode
brania nam tel prowincji, delega-
Gle paistw sojuszniczych stawia-
ia najrozmaitsze trudnoSci, lecz
my zdaiemy sobie z tego sprawe
i stanowisika naszego W tel kwe-
stji ME zmienimy.
Z dziedziny kapitu1acji Turcji,
kwestja prawna wzgledem obco-
krajowcow w Turcji, stanowi
najistotniejsze zagadnienie. Pan
stwa sojusznicze domagaja sic,
ably juryzdykcja miedzynarodo--
wa rozciagaia sic na cudzoziem-
cow zamieszkaiych W Trcji do
czasu, dokad w patistwie tenn ME
nastapi zebranie prawnego ko-
dedsu cywilnego. Szef delegacji
tureckiej zaznaczyi, re pafstwa
sojusznicze widocznie mic ME
wiedza ustawodawstwie cywil-
mem W Tprcji a juz naprawdo--
Podobniej Sacza go religja W
Turcji, jednak Turcja ME moze
sic zgodzic ma ten warunek ciez-
sly nawet niz warunki kapitula-
eli. Turcja ME zgadza sic pro-
iektem, ably zamieszkali w jej
granicach cudzoziemcy rzadziIi
sic wiasnemi prawami W razie
nieporozumieh miedzy obywate--
lem tureckim i obcokrajowcem,
ably sprawe taxa rozpatrzyi mie-
szany sad Z dwoch cudzoziem-
cow i jednego Turka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
PRED KONFERENCJA PRE-
MJERoW w PARYzU.

Paryz, 26. grudnia. - Ia po-
Srednictwem poloficjalnych zro--
del francuskich dowiedziano sic
re francuski program polityczny,
jaki ma bye przedstawiony ma
naradach premjerow w Paryzu
dnia Ego stycznia i jaki bedzie
sic odnosii do sprawy odszko--
dowah wojennych, ma sic stre--
$cic do nastepujacego: - Fran
cja musi otrzymaG cd Niemc6w
odszkodowania wojenne, gdyz So
'onc podstawa do odbudowania
zniszczonych w czasie wojny OBJ
szar0w Francji.
Poniewaz rzad berlihski maj
widoczniej ME zamierza wyko--
rzystac bogatych przemysfowcow
niemieckich, w reEach ktorych
znajduja sic najwieksze bogactwa
niemieokie, przeto Francja czuje
sic zmuszona do przedSiewziecia
odpowiednich krokow w tel
dziedzinie.
JednoczeSnie dowiedziano sic,
re F.ancja ME zamierza przed-
siebrai lorokow wojennej oku-
pacji zaglebia Ruhr a natomiast
wySle tam poborcow podatkow.
Wojska francuskie mogfyby bye
wysfane do tel miejscowoSci tyl-
ko wtedy, gdyby zaszia potrzeba
udzielenia koniecznej opieki
francuskim wiadzom podatko-
wynn W tel prowincji.
Nova ia zmiana W dotychcza-
sowej polityce francuskiej nasta-
pila ma skutek oSwiadczenia Az
meryki i.Ang1ji, ze diva tie kraje
beda przeciwne wszelkiej akcji
'wojennej francuskiej przeciwko
Niemcom.
Ma majqcej sic odbyc naradzie
lpokonczenn na sri. 5-,;leJ.j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
OSWIADCZAJA SIE "a oBA-
LENIEM OBECNEGO
RZADU.

Nowy Jork, 26 grudnia. - De
legaci ma druga krajowa konwen-
Gle robotniczej partji amerykah-
skici oswiadczyli sic wczoraj "a
,,dyktatura proletarjatu ! zasta--
pieniem obecnego rzadu kapitali-
stycznego rzadem sowieckim."
Ottawa przesladowania re stro
ny rzadu skioniia delegatow do
zarzucenia, ma razie przynaj-
mniej, agitacji "a otwartem przy
jeciem zasad komunistycznej mie
dzynarodowki w Moskwie i jej
programu zbrojnego powstania.
Wyrazili oni jednakowoz swoje
przyjazne stanowisko przez przy
jecie programu hasel dla partji
robotniczej.
Boja sic tajnej policji.
Przyznajac, IL obecnem prag-
ilieniem jest utrzymaflie obecne--
go ruchu partji robotniezej W gra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
Rada miejska pozwoli}a
ekspertom miejskm
.okraSsc miasto.

,,Chicagoska munieypalna liga
wyborcow wydala niedawno dc
obywateli odezwe, w ktorej
przedstawila melody, jakich uzy-
Ii eksperci dla okradzenia miasta,
Zdanien jej, naduzycia popelnio-
ne w urzedach Stanowych W
Pennsylvania i New oYrku So nj
czem w porownaniu ze sposoba--
mi okradzenia kasy, miejskiej
przez ekspertow. Liga jest prze-
konana, ze banda magistracka"
kosztowala miasto drozej anizeli
naduzycia w New Yorku i in
nych miastach.
Wilma tych stosunkdw magi-
strackich jest, zdaniem ligi dzia-
ialnosc burmistza Thompsona,
kt6ra skierowana byia do usunie
cia Rady miejskiej najlepszych
ludzi. Ich miejsce zajefa niefacho
wa, ukladna, grzeczna Rada miej
ska, ktora chciaia zatuszowa6
wszystkie brudne sprawki admi-
nistracji miejskiej i nawet wtedy
gdy skandal stat sic powszechnie
zhany, ME dopusciia do przepro-
wadzenia sledztwa tych anormal
nych stosunkow.. Wdziecznie jej
sekundowai komitet finansowy,
ktory Liga oskarza o wahanie sic
:. : Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
Kronika Chicagoska.
Chicago pOdczas SWAT,

Chicago spedzifo Swieta Boze-
go Narodzenia bardzo uroczyScie.
Ma uczczenie wydaia publicznoSc
przeszlo $1OO,OOO,OOO. w Sr6d-
mieSciu wydano ma zakupy okolo
$6O,OO0,OOO, a VI innych dzielni-
each reszte. Ozywiony ruch ma
ulicach miasta wskazywal, re
stosuAnki materjalne w Chicago
polepszyiy sic znacznie i, re oby-
watele So w stanie sprawic sobie
Swieta. w Sr6dmiesciu ruch swia
teczny by} wiekszy, niz sic spo-
dziewano. Opowiadaja, re ieden
departamentowych sklepow
przy ul. State bedzie mia} w mie
siacu grudniu obrot okofo $8,-
100000, cztery inne sklepy bed9
miasy cd $3,OOO,OOO do $4,000
900. Jak wiec widac zdolnoSc ma
bywcza ludnoSci znacznie sic po-
prawila, przynajmniej podczas
SWAT.
z okazji SWAT ME zapomnia-
no rowniez O biednych, kto-
rym wydano W Wigilje przesz1o
12O,OOO,O0O. Organizacja dobro-
czynna salvation Army" przy
pomocy innych towarzystw do
broczynnych postarala sic o "a
opatrzenie bezdomnych / bied-
nych.
Podczas dni Swiatecznych Gle
szono sic, odwiedzano wzajemnie
it'd. jak zwykle. Me wszystkim
to jednak wystarczyio. Widocz--
ME zwykfe jutro po swietach po-
kazaEo sic zbrodniarzom Chica--
goskim W zbyt ciemnych kolo-
rach, gdyz re zdwojong energja
rozpoczeli swoja dzialalnosc.
Oto prezes banku i jakas kobe
ta zostali obrabowani W oczach
tiumu publicznoSci / Mkt ME O.
$mieliI sic stanac W obronie ma
pastowanych. Take W rozmai-
tych dzielnicach miasta dokonano
Smialych napad6w rabunko-
wych. Naturalnie najobfitsze zni-
wo mieli ztodzieje, ktorzy bez
niebezpieczenstwa dla siebie O.
kradli wiele domow podczas ME.
obecnoSci gospodarzy. WPraW-.
die policja czuwa}a jak zwykle i
niejednokrotnie ujeta zSodzlel
ME potrafila jednak zupelnie u
nieszkodliwic zbrodniarzy ME
dopu$cic do popeinienia zbrodni.
Obecnie juz po Swietach i je-
dni beda ze smutkiem liczyli stra
ty poniesione powodu kradzie-
zy, drudzy beda sic cieszyli bo-
gatym polowem podczas swiat
przecietni zaS obywatele, praco-
wnicy, beda mySleli znowu 0 ju-
trze i o czynieniu oszczednosci
ma przysziosc; wspominajac, ze
swieta zbyt drogo kosztuja, ze
jednak milo jest dostosowac sic
do tradycyjnych obowiazkow.
gdy sic ma ma to.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-26
GeneraInegO strajku
kOIejOwego ME bedzie
W roku 1928.

w roku 1923 ME bedzie gene
ralnego strajku, twierdzi jeden z
wybitnych urzednik6w unijnych.
w. G. Lee, prezes organizacji
sluzby pociagowej, ktory W ubie-
GYM tygodniu wystepowa{ pred
Kolejowym Wydziaiem Stanow
Zjednoczonych W zwiazku re
sprawa uni zwrotniczych Sta
now Zjednoczonych, oSwiadczy},
re nigdy mozliwoSc strajku ME
byIa odleglejsza, jak obecnie przy
koncu roku 1922. .-
Takiego przekonania So row.
niez unje 4-ch organizacyj, zna-
ne pod nazwa Uni transportacyj-
nych. Wszystkie one zawariy "a
dawalaj9ce kontralty z kompa--
miami kolejowemi. Jedna tylko
kwestja pozostaje do uregulo-
wanna a mianowicie kwestja ro--
botnikow warsztatowych, kt6--
rych zdemoralizowaf ostatni
strajk letni. Faktycznie strajk ten
jeszcze sic ME skohczyt. Pofowa
bowiem robotnikow ME otrzyma
Ia swoich miejsc i dalej jeszcze
strajkuje. Stan ten jednak trivia
zbyt dfugo i, jak zapewniaja, ro-
botnicy warsztatowi ME beda da-
lei przeciagat strajl1u. Robotni,
cy pracujacy przy utrzymywaniu
torow kolejowych otfzymali ME
dawno podwyzke w wysokosci 2
centow "a godzine. Wprawdzie
podwyzka ia ME jest zadowala--
jaca, w kazdym razie jednak ma
wlasn9 reke robotnicy ci strajku
ME ogfosza. TAX sano ma sic
rzecz z unja klerkow, kt6ra zresz
ta zawarfa juz ugody z kompanja
mi kolejowemi ma przeciag jed
nego roku. Wogole zadna 16
uni kolejowych ME zdofa W obe-
cnych warunkach wywoiac ogol-
nego strajku kolejowego, tax
przynajnniej zapewniaja urzedni
cy rozmaitych unij.
Organizacja kolcjowa Big
Four" ma jeszcze do uregulowa-
MIA kwestje wynagrodzenia wa
runk6w piracy, j podobno W razie
odmownego zaiatwienia ich "a
dan, ogiosi strajk, bedzie on jed
max dotyczyl kilku kompanij ko-
lejowych.
Pozostaje wiec jedna tylko groz
ba strajku W +, 1923 mianowicie
grozba strajku W kopalniach we
glowych, o lie naturalnie W osta-
.tniej chwili ME dojdzie do poro-
zumienia miedzy gornikami VIA
Scicielami kopalni. Ma razie jed
max widoki zalagodzenia kontro-
wersyj miedzy gornikami a VIA
seicielami kopalni So bardzo
riierne.