davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

cy 2 parafii W towarzystwie starszych
zwiedzill Sierociniec cd CORY do dofu.
Mile zegnani przez siostry / sierotki
. odjechali z powrotem do domow.
w imieniu X. Czastki, dziekujemy
panom przemyslowcom kt6rzy gotowi
ma us}ugi, raczyli uzyczye dhatwte
swych automobilow ma to w~yceczke.
Jacenty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

1 Marya G6rska; udzial W tym PREY
jeciu wzisli nastepujscy: ]. santo.
wski, Z iona, DIR. D. d. Coffey z To-
na, Bronisiaw Wiszowaty, Jozefina
Binkowska, Jozet Wiszowaty, Jan
Zalewski, Anna Sroka, Franciszek
Zalewski, J. Switai. Marta Mucho-
wicz, Barbara switaj, Mania Cho-
rzewska. Franciszek switaj. Tomasz
McGrath, May zurawski, Francisz-
ka Chorzewska, Anna switaj, Kle-
mentyns zurawska, Franciszek Ko-
walksi, Ned MatusEewski, Jan Maze
rowtcz 3 coma, Jan Hintz, Franci-
seek Kenswtck, Ignacy G6rzyhski
Jan Cichal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

ave., Otto Morawek. 2713 s. La
Sale uL, jerry Plugosz. 4426 Sal
vert ul. W porcie Newport News wy
lsdowan nastspujscy: Andrzej F.
Pabich. 1116 Newton ul., Franci-
s1sk A. Nuda, 1859 Cherry ave., J6
zet Nybowski, bez adresu, Robert
Marek. soIs s. Ayers ave., Marysn
osuch. 1924 Milwaukee ave.. Fran
ciszek J .Wo4ny, 1879 Milwaukee
ave., Max strzycki, 1856 N. Paw
lima ul.
wczorsj przesauchiwan: byc mia
h " sadzie Ola spraw domowych
sprawl nieiakiego SyIwestra Jesai-
IA, kt6ry oskartony byi o napsd kry
minalny ma sletnis dziewczyne nag
wiskiem Marya J~agodxnska, ktora
jake wynik napadu znaidowaia sic
W szpitalu p. ". Najsw. MaEyi Pah-
ny przes czas dlutszy. Jesaite byl Z
zawodu cieSls, licsyl lat rs 1 mile
szka1 " lynn samym domu co 1 ia
godzihscy q mianowicie pnr. 1921
w. 45ta nj. Gdy wozny wywoial
nazwisko starca - tadnej ME usiy-
szai odpowiedzi, q sedzia pyta6 sic
pocssl, dlaczego oskartony ma spra-
we sic ME stawi1. W miedzyczasie
dwu policyant6w zblitylo sic do a.
systenta prokuratora m~ietskieso
Michala Rosiniego, szeptajsc mu COS
do ucha. Pc wysfuchaniu ich, pro-
kurator oswiadczyf ssdziemu. Re
winny stawic sic ME mote. ponie-
wal popelnis samob6jstwo. ssd1ia
wyrzucil sprawe. okszaio sic, te gdy
sona Jesaits powrociia do domu dnia
tego. znalazia " sypialni me4a mart
" lego zwsoki; popeinii on samo-
botstwo Przez zatrucie sic gazem.
q - q
Emil Kulczyk, Eam. pnr. 214l
Marshall blvd, znaleziony zostas
przes make sws bez tycis W ich
mieszkaniu. Przywo4any doktor O.
swiadczyl, 70 smierc spowodowaio
wypicie rogczynu ksrbolowego. Zfy
stan zdrowia byl prawdopodoonie
przyczyns samobojstwa.
Pies lat liezaca Zofia Matyta,
Fam. pnr. 4644 South Wood ul., ma
jechana zostala wczoraj przes auto
mobil kierowany prze1 Franciszka
Baicules, W chwili, gdy przejSe usi-
{owa,a Alma ulice. Przeniesiono -
do kancelaryi doktora Lownika, kto
~ oswia -czyl, 4e stan jej Jest well
| ce krytyczny, p~oniewat procz 'wstrza
snienia wewnetrznego, ma rownies
naruszona czaszke. W automobilu
" czasie wypadku zajdowai sic z
Baiculesem niejaki Piotr Wotcielis.
Mieszkaja oni pnr. 4344 South Her
mitage ave-; policya z Town OF Lake
osadzila obu "a kratkami.
q - q
Wczoraj o godzinie $50 rano
odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p. Jozefa LUCIA
ka, z domu zaioby pnr. 1923 w.
22-ga ul., ktory zmarl W szpitalu
D. ". Najsw. Maryi Fanny. Zwloki
wyprowadzil do koscioia p. W. sw.
Kazimierza x. Jana Zielezihski.
Msze sw. odprawil x Leon SychoW-
ski W asystencyi X. Jana Zielezin-
skiego jake dyakona l x. Jana Koz-
lowskiego, jake subdyakona. Move
potegnalna wy~powiedziai prob. x.
Wojciech Furman, poczem zwfoki
przeniesiono ma cmentarz Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego. Zmar}y byl
znanym kupcem ma Kazimierzowie
przez dlugie lata a do parafii tam
teiszej naletai przez lat 26, czynny
biorac udzai W towarzystwach ME
nal wszystkich, tam sic skupia1a-
eych, a kt6rych by{ gorliwym urzed-
uikiem. Zalotyi on tet z wlasnej ini-
cyatywy wiele towarzystw. Pozosta-
wi, procz tony Apolonii, dziewiecio-
70 dzieci, z tych osmiu synow l jed
ma corke. Mech mu ziemia lekka be-
l Alta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
nNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

w kosciele p. W. Sw. Stanislawa X.
przystapilo wczoraj do pierwszej Ko
munii sw. 200 dziewczatek l 155ciu
chiopc6w. Sacramento sw., udzielii
dziatwie X. proboszcz Franciszek
Dembinski, c. R., kt6ry odprawii ce-
reruonialna Msze sw., przy asysten-
Cyl X. Franciszka Kubiaczyka c. R.,
jako dyakona / X. Kirsteina, jake
subdyakQna. Ceremoniarzem byi Y.
Jan Peterson. Ma popoiudniowych
u~ieszporach X. Biskup McGavick u
dzieil chiopcom / dziewczetom Sa-
kramentu Bierzmowania, PREY asys-
tencyi X Alexandra Knittera l x. P.
Sobczaka. Mistrzem ceremonii byl
X. Jan Drzewiecki, C. R. Pc bierz-
mowaniu X. biskup przem6wii krot-
ko do dziatwy. Oprocz wyzej Wspo-
mnianych kaplan6w udziai wzieli
rownisz nastepuiacy: X. Alexy Cor
ski. X. Stefanowicz, X. stanisiaW
Gadacz. x. wfadyslaw Filipski X
Stefan Kowalczyk.
o - q
Calkiem niespodzianie zawital do
domu swych rodzic6w PIP. Jana Ma
ryanny Drewko. zamieszkalych "
Pulaski, Wis, syn ich, Jozef, ktory
dni temu pare powrocil szczesliWie
Fracyi. Rzecz naturalna sprawl
orzybyciem swym radosc nieopisa'
ma a juz nazajutrz zgotowano mu
gorace przyJecie t. wv. Welcome
Home Party. ma ktorem ooecnt by
II: x. X. stanek, ]. Kukowinski'
n. NJ. Jastrzowski, Anna i klara
KukowiGskie, NJ. Pozd6i F. Sta
ehura. wszyscy bawili sic 1 z wielkq
c~iekawoscia sluchali opowiadah We
terana, ktory rzeczywiscie nadziei
Ich ME zawi6dl.
Pred sedzia ola spraw domo-
wych stawa} niejaki Wincenty Ka-
Iuszynski, zam pnr. 4O1O S. Ash
land ave., oskarzony o zle obcho--
dzenie sic re swa S-letnis corka'
kaIeka. Sasiedzi .o~powiadali, re
zwykl on zamykat dziewczyne W po-
koiu 1 opieral sic wIadzy chcacej "a
brae ia do szpitala, celem przypro-
wadzeuia do zdrowia. Gdy sedzia
FRY zapytaI Kaluszyhskiego, dlacze-
90 d~ziewczyne zamyka, odpowie-
dzia,. ze miiosc dla niej pcha go DO
teso kroku a ma poparcie swego
,dania dodaI. ze gdy tone jego Ia
brali mu doktorzy swego czasu z
domu do szpitala, Ia W przeciasu
dwu dni pozegnala sic re swiatem.
To suowodowalo, re cd tel pory "a
urzestas zupeinie wierzye " dokto-
row { szpitale. Sedzia odiozyi chwi-
lowo sprawe ola lepszego rozpatrze-
mia.
q - 9
Ponitej lista tolnierzy, kt6rzy
przybyli Z Francyi do Nowego Yor-
ku: Kapral Michal Ukleza, 2o1s
Greenwich III, Antoni worak, $685.
Hermitage ave., J6zef Wosta. 4o35
S. Rockwell ul., Gladstone Matetka,
552s- 22gi pl., Cicero, Flip Ka-
mowski 1918 N. Lincoln NJ. Piotr
Litwin. 4s4s Austin ave.. Harry
smorgul. 1909 Ashland ave., Evan
IN.
Ma liscie rannych So ~nastepu1a-
Jozef Milota. 242o Iowa ul-.
naunt Kowalski, 4745 Forsythe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

woianym policyantom, re rabusie
wiedzieli prawdopodobnie o pienia-
dzach, a popari swe os~wiadczenie
tenn, BE jak m6wi1, mogli oni pod
sluchac jego rozmowe z pewnym
znajomym, kt6remu sic o sprzedazy
automobile 1 o otrzymanych zah
pieniadzach zwierzyi. Zlodzieje pc
uko6czeniu swej niecnej roboty, mai
spokojniej swiecie o~puscili wy
srynk, przez nikogo ME zatrzymani.
W czasie tego rabunku znajdowafo
sic W wyszynku trzech gosci, kto-
rzy stojac pod sciana, sledzili z "a
jeciem przebieg napadu, ME mogac
mt przes1kodzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
Dz1EN WwARTY LIPOA.

D1IEN UWARTY IIPCA.
Dzieh czwarty lipca, Dzieh VOL
nosci, obchodzony prses stany 1jed-
noczone rok rocznie Z wielkim ma
maszczeniem, roku togo obchodzo-
nv bedzis o nieba cafe okazalej, po-
niewat Ameryka GAIA uczcic chce
~sardecznie tych toinierzy, kto-
rzy wolnosci broniac, al ma drusi
brzeg Atiantyku poszli, 3 zadania
swego wywiazali sic I honorem ola
kraju 4 przyssli = powrotem ivy
ctezcy. Dnia, togo uroczystosciacn
weamie bezsprzecznie udziaa CAFE
spoleczeAstwo amerykahsHe - pez
wzsledu ma rase hub narodowoee'
Doe wszystkich narddow ofoWie
aaI kratowi CO mieli najlepszeso
swyc hsynow, a ktorzy spraw1li
walecznoecia swa to. Re przyszfe po-
kolenia nadal cieszyc sic osda tym
naidroassym klejnotem ma swiecie
- wolnoscis.
Powracaja oni obecnie do do
NOW okryci chwa1a 4 dumni z d7ie-
IA dokonanego szczytnfe, "a co ma
lety i'm sic okaaanie wdzisc1nosci'
tembardziej, te walczyli oni rownief
>. rasza wolnos& - polska. W dniu
tym tax jut bliskim. W kaSde' war
die odbeda sic ~poszczegolne uFo-
czystosci. kt6rs W ~gruncie rzeczy ME
beda sic zasadniczo Cd sieoie ro1-
nie. a kt6re dada wyraz uczuciom
przepelniatacym serca. Rada MIA
sta Chicago uchwalila. ably RaHdy
radea ~poszczeg6lnej wardy zajai sic
,ako przewodniczacy komitetu war
6owego u~loteniem przeprowadzs-
MEM programu. W tym celu ma u7y-
tex publicznosci p~ootwierane beda
wrota szkol dziedzitce parkoW
mtetskich, W ktorych stosownie do
okolicznosci uroczystosci te sic Cd
beda. Program wardowych oocho-
dow bedzie sic rozpoczyna1 wywie--
szeniem narot ego sztandaru, po-
tzem nastapi odspiewanie hymnn
narodowego, hold sztandarom, Cd
c~zytanie specyalnie zgotowanej ma
to u~roczystosc narodowa mowy pre-
zydenta, mowy w~ybitnych obywate-
Ii do aolnierzy 1 obywateli 1 odspie-
wanie hymnu America. My Pola-
cy winnismy udzial W obchodach
tych wziat jak n~ajlicznietszy. pon'e-
wa4 wiele many Krajowi temu do
zawdzieczenia | powinnismy wysta-
rieniem tenn spoiecsehstwu amery-
kanskiemu, ktore zwrocone ma ma
mas oczy udowodnic, BE obywatela-
mi jestesmy lojalnymi do szpiku
kosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

OBJ. Aloizy ~Salamowicz, syn Una
nyeh parafian Kazimierzowa, otwo-
rzyl W tych dniach zakiad pogrze-
bowy pnr. 434S w. 2sma ul., W pa
rafii Dobrego Pasterza, ma tax zwa
nym Krakowie. M}odemu przedsie-
biorcy 1yczymy powodzenia W jeg-
interesie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
ORGE PIJACKE Ma PRAED-
MESOACH.


W m~iasteczkach Stanu Indiana,
sasiadujaoych z Chicago, odbywaja
sic ostatniemi easy wielkie orgie
pijackie, spowodowane bedac zam--
knieciem szynkow, ktore nastapic
ma 1-go lipca. Obywatele Gary.
East Chicago 1 Hammond, tlumnie
przybywata do West Hammond, kto
re Jest miasteczkiem mokrem a pod
piwszy sobie naletycie wloczs sic
DO ulicach %gromadnie, ~zaczepiaja O.
bywateli 1 rzucajs sic nj policye,
pr6bujecs porzadek jaki TAXI utrzy-
mac. Areszty ma wielka skale So
tam ma porzadku dziennym a poo
czas wykonywania swego obowiazku
nieraz dobrze sic oberwie strozom
bezpieczehstwa. W West Hammond
s{usbe policyant6w pe{nia mtedzy
innymi Jan Kulczyk 1 M. Wojczyn-
ski. Probujac aresztowac zuchwa-
lych, grenada tych pijakow rzucita
sic ma mich z~apalczywie 1 pobila
porznela notami do ~niepoznania.
Znajduja sic oni W krytycznym sta
ME a posp6lstwo pi1ackie glosi. IL
pic bedzie az do zaprowadEenia pro-
hibicyi, ktora "a try dni wchodzi W
aycie. Stosunh So tax liche' a "a
sy TAX niepewne, Re w,adze mietskie
W West Hammond proszs powiat
Cook O interwencye czynna, ponie-
wat rady sobie SAINT DAG nile moga'
Navel robotnicy f%abryczni opuszcza
"a prace VI warsztstach a w,6czac sic
DO miescie, przyczyniaja sic do po-
wiekszenia zamieszania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

pike koszykowa CRY W tennisa W pike
ma wewnatrz etc. Prezeska wybrano
Walerye Dudek, sekretarka Marye Mo-
run a zarzadczynia Helene Wacho-
WAX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

W domu rodzic6w PIP. stanis&awa
Z Julif Switaj, ram. pnr. 1897 Noble
nj, zgotowano GORGE ich pannie An
ME. przyjemna niespodzianke tax
Dwana ,,surpise Party, ma
ktore1 wielka rzesza przyjacioi I
znajomych mile spedziia chwil Kill
ka Podczas tego milego przyjecia
STRAIGHTFORWARD r6wnie1 kilka dola>
row ma dom dla biednych W Avon
dale. Nastepni panowie | panic byli
y komitecie przyjeeia: Edward Ia
lewski. Jan switaj, Helena Graczyk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

Sklepy ma Woiciechowie prowa-
dzone przez Polak6w zdobywaja So
bic dzieki nagonkom zydowskim
wielkie u rodak6w naszych wziecie.
Bracia Paczy6scy, kt6rzy prowadza
sklep galanteryiny 1 obuwia W tel
dzielnicy powiadaia, Re zmuszeni So
interes sw6j dzieki temu stale po--
wiekszae, kt6ry je4eli TAX dalej poi
dzie bedzie W krotkim czasie jed
nym z najwiekszych SHADOW W dziei
nicy. Drugi podobny interes prowa-
dza oni W South Chicago. Swoj do
swego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

Dzisiaj W sail parafialnej ma Kan
towie, odbeda sic wykiady szkoiy o.
b~ywatelskiej / w~ypisywanie aplika-
cyl ma pierwsze 1 drugie papiery. =
Wyklady rozpoczna sic o godzinie
1880, wieczorem, W sail pod szkols.
Rodacy ME posiadajacy papier6w o.
bywatelskich, niechaj p-zybeda dz1-
siaj do sail a zostana i'm udzielone
stosowne informacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

Klub dziewczat p. n. Golden Rod
Club" zostal onegdaj PRECAUTIONARY
przy parafi ; klub ten zorganizowano
W celu uprawtania sportu, jak CRY W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
Ponczochy

Wszystkie nasze mes--
kie kapielowe ubrania,
beda ma wysprzeda3y
jutro. Specyalnie Ofia--
rujemy dobrego gatun-
ku .ubranie, e dobrej
czarnej bawefnianej ma
teryi, przybrane biniym
M brzegach, wsZystkte
wielkoScl, tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

PAM Felicya Bajorek otworzyla W
tych dniach skfad kapeluszy damskich
Dry Genesee / Madison ul, W Wau'
kegan.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
By 1920 Our Tonnage win AL
most Equal ERgland's.
Senator Jones Outlines Ship
building Policies.
GREAT FLEET 1S, 900, 900 TONS
Two Nations VIII Control
Two-Thirds of World.
B:n Plans for Mighty Z. s.
Marine Corporation.

washington. Nov. s.-Predictions
that ships flying the American flag
will almost equal the tonnage of Great
Britain by the end of 1920. were made
in the senate today by Senator Jones,
Republican of Washington, chairman
of the senate commerce committee, in
introducing his bills proposing alterna-
tive plans for a permanent shipping
policy. Both bills were referred to
ehe commerce committee for future
consideration
With prospective completion OF the
governments war shipbuiiding pro-
gram by December 81. 1920. Senator
Jones said, the United States includ-
ing coastwise vessels, will have a
mighty fleet of about 18.00O,000 tons.
nearly that of Great Britain and he
added, the two nations will control
about two-thirds of the worlds tom
mage.
I'VE do not desire and it is not our
purpose to drive other nations off the
sea-" said Senator Jones, but we do
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03

want to and we ought to do at least
our proportionate part of our own and
the worlds carrying trade, so that our
commerce shall have fair chance in
the worlds markets and that we may
hereafter be fully prepared for any
emergency"
To Be Government Owned
Regarding the governments future
snipping policy, Senator Jones said
about eight million of the twelve mil
lion tons under the American flag in
foreign trade will be government
I'VE may differ about government
ownership" he said, but that can be
no issue here The government owns
these ships. whether We will or no.
We must not allow private parties to
take the cream of this shipping and let
the government hold the balance to
dispose of at a great sacrifice. Grant
that government ownership should end
as soon as may be. it must be brought
about as nearly as may be without
unnecessary sacrifice"
In explanation of his bill to create
a mighty marine corporation under
government control to operate the
government fleet for not more than
thirty years, but without competing
with private established lines, Senator
Jones said in conclusion:
What 4 proposes is to divorce the
shipping board entirely from building.
selling or operating ships and allow it
to do the things il was created to do,
and create a corporation separate and
independent of it to operate, maintain
ANA dispose of our ships in such a way
as to give us an adequate mighty ma
r1ne on permanent basis"
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
ONLY WAY ASPIRIN
SHOULD BE TAKEN
Look for name 'FBayer" on tab
let's and follow directions
in package.

The Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin tell in their CAREFUL directions
in each package of genuine "Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin" that to get best
results one or two glasses of water
should be drank after taking tablets
'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
genuine must - be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross Then you are
getting the world-famous Aspirin, pre-
scribed by physicians for over eighteen
years.
Each unbroken "Bayer package
contains proper. directions for Colds
Headache, Toothache. Earache. Neu-
ralgia, .Lumbago, rheumatism, Neu-
ritis, and for Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but a few cents Druggists also
sell larger "Ba. er" packa ges. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manu-
facture of Observation-Disclosures of Sali-
cyIicacid--Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
Best Health
In Years From
Internal Baths

Miss Frances Herrod, care of
Plunkett-JarreH Grocery Co, Little
Rock, Ark, writes TyrreFs Hygienic
Institute, of New York, as follows:
"I am very glad to tell you that l
am more than pleased with the re-
suits obtained from the use of the
j. B. L. Cascade, and am in better
health thanI have been for years"
This is but one of thousands of the
same kind of letters received by Dr.
Chas. A Tyrrell, of New York, the in
yentor of the u B. L. Cascade"
BY purely natural process of prop
erly using warrp water. the J. B. l.
Cascade" removes all the poisonous
waste from the lower intestine, which
physicians agree is the cause of 5fo
of all human ailments.
TuIly- cFarIand, in Topeka, have
filled an enormous demand for u. B.
L. Cascade" in the past few years and
will show and explain it to you on re-
quest. Ar interesting booklet on In
ternal Bathing-'tWhy Man of Today
Is Only 5000 Efficient''-can be OBJ
tanned at their stores free of any cost.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
ELECTIONS In a STATES
Presidential Timber May Emerge
From Voting Tuesday.

From Voting Tuesday.
New York, Nov 3.-The stage was
set today in four states and several
municipalities and judicial districts
vide dress rehearsals for next year 8
presidential. senatorial. congressional
and state contests.
The part labor and socialism, as
we'll as the new vote''-that of wom-
en- and ffrst-voting males-will play in
the trend of political thought will be
watched with interest
Chief among the political issues is
the Massachusetts gubernatorial con-
test In that state Governor Calvin
Coolidge, Republican, is running for
reelection against Richard H. Long,
Democrat. shoe manufacturer. who
was also CooHdge's opponent at the
last election. Coolidge is, making the
race as a law and order" candidate,
his supporters using his record in
fighting Boston's police strikers as a
main argument for his election He
is being fought by the Central Labor
union of Boston.
In New Jersey, Edward I. Edwards,
Democratic candidate, is running
against Newton A. K. Bugbee, Repub-
lican. for the governorship. The issue
in the Jersey contest is wet ana
dry one. Edwards being in favor of
| a liberal wet program, while Bugbee
i
end of the argument.
In Kentucky Gov. James d. Black.
Democrat, is engaged in a red hot
| contest against Edwin p. Morrow, Re-
publican. Altho the state is normally
Democratic to a decided degree. Nor
row lost the election four years ago to
! A o. Stanley, now senator, by only
| All votes.
Harry Nice. Republican. is running
against Albert c. Ritchie, Democrat
for the governorShip of Maryland
lGpnfideHce in a Republicans victory Is
biased on swing in the Baltimore
| elections last May when the city, nor
malIy Democratic by $4,000, 900, went
Republican by 10000.
In New York. tomorrow's contest
will be mainly judicial. The issue il
being fought between Tammany and
anti-Tammany candidates. The fight
/ started when Charles T. Murphy. Tam
many leader. refused to sanction re-
nomination of Supreme Court Justice
| Newburger.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones' Telephone $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Smelser will change
their residence this week from 4)5 Reno
avenue to the home which they have pur-
chased at 1892 Clay street.
The CJematis club gave Halloween par
ty Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
Mrs H NJ Mcyickar of Hutchinson, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Earn. Ne aud Mrs
p E Young. Mr. and Mrs L. E Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Karr.
Mrs Cary Asher of Fresno. Calf. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Yewel
has gone to Chicago TO visit Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Bert Eye and two children. Bran
ner street. left Monday afternoon TO visit
relatives at Onaga, Kan Mrs. Eye will go
to Clay Center the latter part of the week
to visit her little daughter Marian who is
spending some time with her grandpa rents
The Ladies' Aid society of the East Side
Methodist church will meet at the church
Wednesday all day.
Mrs. H; y; Deshier will entertain the L.
s. c. club Tuesday afternoon at the home
| Of Mrs. Deshler, Freeman avenue.
There viii be meeting of the board of
| the Third Presbyterian church at the
church Tuesday evening
| Mrs H. NJ Mevickar OF Hutchinson.
! Kan. is visiting her sister, Mrs E E karr,
MI and Mrs. r. s Kresge. Poplar street,
/ have as their guest Mr. VIII kreSEe- MI
kresge has Just received his-diseharge from from
| the navy. He will leave Tuesday for kan-
sas City. Miss Hattie Kresge Of Collins
| vile. Okla. spent the week end with hsr
| brothers, Mr.. r. s kresge and Mr.. VIII
kresge-
| Everett Sawyer. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Sawyer. Locust street under
went an operation Saturday, having his
| tousilS removed.
The Foreign Missionary society Of the
! Second United Brethren church will meet
! Tuesday afternoon at the home Of the Rev.
| and Mrs Frazier 1903 East Sixth avenue
| Mrs Clara Blake who died ut the home
| OF her daughter Mrs Rose johnson. Twsn-
| ty-ffrst and Adams streets. il survived oy
| five daughters. all of Topeka They are
| Mrs H De Camp. Mrs George F. Hill
| Mrs Fred Burke Mrs James Stapleton-
| Mrs Ross johnson. Mrs. Blake: also leaves
/ three sons. Maynard T. Blake OF Adel. lows.
| Walter A. Blake of Wichita, Kan and
Haiolm Blake Of Topeka. The funeral
| services were held Monday morning at q
| local undertaking chapel
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
OHIO TO VOTE ON LIQUOR
Both Vets and Drys Claim Victory ut
Tuesday Election.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 3.-Spekesmen
for both the vets and drys today made
prediction claims to victory at to-
morrow's election. at which Ohioans
will vote upon repeal of statewide
prohibition and other prohibition
measures.
Much interest eenters in the Ohio
election tomorrow. as this is the only
state voting upon statewide prohibi-
ton this fall. To date Ohio is the big
gest state having voted prohibition.
The effort to repeal prohibition adopt
ed by the voters year ago by a $4,000
ma jority comes after less than six
months of the dry regime as prohibi-
ton did not go into effect until May
2T this wear
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
CONTROL SUGAR IN 1920
Bill Proposing Continuation of Order
Is ON Senate Calendar.

Is on senate Aaten0tF.
Washington. Nov. 3.-The bill pro-
posing continuation of federal control
over sugar during 1920 was reported
today to the senate and placed on the
calendar with a view to early action.
IN a majority report Senator Nc
Nary, Republican. Oregon, author of
the bill and chairman of the senate
agriculture subcommittee which in
vestigated the sugar shortage, declared
"a serious situation will ensue." IL the
sugar equalization boards control over
sugar is discontinued
Data in the hands of the committee.
the report states. showed that about
10000 tons of Cuban and domestic
sugar was available for distribution
unfit January 1 which should meet
the needs of the country. The world
shorta ge of sugar was estimated at
two million tons over the pre-war
average
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-03
IYnch Necro in Georgia.

Macon. Ga, Nov 3.-Paul Jones.
negro. accused of attacking a white
woman near the site of Camp Harris.
Sunday afternoon, was iynched by
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