davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

protektOr0w IA zydami W Polsce,
kt6re to ujmowanie sic, pomijajqc
juz to, &c jest ME uzasadniOne i ME-
potrzebne, - jest prccedensem Ia
sadly zgoia novel, kt0ra moze sic o.
kazac wprost zgubna dla kazdegO
pahstwa nar0dOwegO, majacego ia
%tendencye jednolitoSc ideowa - ma
rodOwq, jaka to idee kazde panstwO
zywic, sZanOwaC i kultywowac musi,
o jaka vice staraC sic bedzie musiala
/ POlska, iaka ~wytworzyG pragna
siebie Stany Zjednoczone. Bass kry-
tykuje SLIME postanowienia, pOleca-
jace ~przyznanie. zydom w POlsce szk0l
publicznych w ich wiasnym jezyku,
udziai w dysponowaniu funduszami
publicznymi, edukacyjnymi, filantro'
pijISmi ftp. i z~apytuje, CZY TEGO
SAMEG0 RODZAJU WSKAZANIA l
INGERENCYE OBCE PRZYJAhBY
TU Rad AMERYKANsiI, A GDY-
By PRZYJAh ZACZAh JE WYKO-
NYWAC - CODY u TEGO WYNI--
KhO? Przyw0dzi Bass ia panied, IL
znaczna bardzo Geese ludnosci anne
~rykaiskiej skIada sic z Aywiol0w OBJ
conarOdowych, plemiennie przynale-
YnURh do ,,nIcfu- nnSpJntr nhot.nIN
u kt6ryCh kaady zechciaiby swoiq e.
migraCye W Ameryce ochraniac ia
swOja reke, a vice stworzaG dla niei
szanse jak najdiuzszego przetrwania.
PrzetO w mysl tego, co orzeka zasada
Ligi Ludlow, zastOsowana co do 3y.
dow wzgIedcm Polski - ~naIezaioby
~potwCrZyf w Amcryce ochrone mniei-
szoSCi przc:6znyCh: polskiej, niemie-
ckiej, francuSkiej, irlandzkiej,
dzkiej, wloskici, GRAZ wszelkich in
nych mOzliwych. 4 kt6rych wszystkie
uprawiaCby poczely intercsy swoje
wIaSne przcdcwszystkiem - mic in
tcrcsy kraju, ME wsp6lnei, zywiacci
ich o~iczyzny. Mic potrzeba Opisywac,
CODY z tego WynikIo. MieliSmy tn
zreszta Przyklady / przcdsmaki tego,
CODY to wyroSt moglo, Il akcyi Mem
COW amcrykanskich, kt6rzy tn wyo-
brazali Sobie, III zailadaia iscie ja-
kicS paistwo " pahskic, iak faktycz-
ME paiistwo W paistwie chcieli wy
tworzyf sobie W Brazylii,-kt6rzy wy
znawali w~yiacznie niemiecki lOia--
linn, po sZkOlaCh uprawiali niemie-
cki patryotyzm, kOntynuOwali ball
wOchwalcza Geese ola pruskicgo mill
tarystyCzncgo absolutyzmu, az doszli
do tego, re micli szkoiy, W kt6rych
zgoIa mic ucZoro pO %angielsku, W
BcrIinie zaS grOzono poslowi amcry-
kanSkiemu powstanicm nicmicckiCh
rCzerwistGw W Ameryce!.. Otto co
mOic wytwOrzyG mnieiszoSc narOdO'
wa, przcciwko jeduoSCi idci paistwO-
wo-narOtiowej wybujale kultywo--
wanna. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

. &A ~ u ~ VEAVo
kongresie, musieli Iiczyc sic 2 miej-
scOwymi warunkami i o~koliCznoScia-
mi, kt6re r6znia sic cd idei tax VIA
snie jak te gwiazdne wye cd ziem-
skich poziom6w SD dalekie!...
l ME wyr6wna tel r6lnicy cd "a
machu pi0ra - w tax pieknie po-
myslana Liga Ludlow. DIS - teraz
| ma czas dluiszy~jeszcze Liga Ludlow
ME bedzie narOdom i ich paistwom
ten, ZEN jig sObie w~yobraiali
praiektOdawcy, u raczei znakOmity
iei proirktOdawca amerykaiski.
WiaSnie TO kOnfiikty i sprZccZnOSci
miedzynarodowe stanely ma zawadzie
p~elniejszej i d~oskonalSzej reallzacyi
owej idei, z kt6rei w rezultacie zro-
biOnO lyle tylkO, wprOwadzono W
hycie to jedynie - co W danyCh OkO-
IicznoSciach bylo mO2liwe. Wielu iui
dis z tego niezadowOlonych, wiek--
szOsc studyujacyCh prace Kongresu
POkOjowego jest rozczarowanych dla-
tego, re g6rne illuzye ~pierzchnqC
musialy wobec zimnei i twardcj -
acknowledgement .rzeczywistoSci. Dosko-
male o tyCh rzeCzaCh piSze Paul
Scott MOwrer, correspondent paryski
tutejszej DAILY NEWS. kt6ry
stwierdza, il uc2estnicy kongreSu,
zar0wno curOpeiscy. iak POzl-EU--
ROPEJSCY naucZyli sic W Versa
In kilku ZaSadniCXyCh ~aNyOmat6w
d~zisiejszei polityki Swiata, - So II
Masterpieces:
Iadcn nar6d ME bCtzic wiaSnOwol-
ME dzialal przeciwko wlaSncmu do
bru.
W SprawaCh paiStwa Str0na MA
TERYALNA WEIMIE GORE MAD
MORALNA, jnkkoIwick i tel drugic;:
IckccwazyG sic mic zamierza.
Prawa narOd0w i paiiStw mniei--
szyCh i sIabszych moga bye TAKE
TYKO, jake III PRZYZN.AJA
PANSTWA POTEINE.
zadne paiStwo pOtC;rc ME jest o.
heenie skionnc do uStepstw Od pre-
rOgatyw swOich i ME zrzeknic sic ami
joty &c swoich rrxywilci0w suwcreE-
nych.
Wobcc togo Li2a Ludlow l. AUTO.
RYTETEM PONAD PiNSTWO-
WYNN jest narazic niemozIiwa.
w Obccncm stadyUm cywilizncyi-
HADNE PANSTWO ME MOHE pO-
WIERZYC SWEGO BEZPIECZEN-
SILVA NJ CALOSCI - NARODOM
I PANSTWOM INNYM: icSli to par
stwO slime, muSi wykazaC XdolnCSG i
g0tuwcSG Obronienia sic, ieSii 10 pan
stwO Slabc, musi Szuka& pOtelnyCh
sprzymiCrZchc6w i protektor6w.
Zmiany W oheCnych s~toSunkach ma
rcdOwych mic dadzG sic wyk0naC Cd
razu, ale muszp wytworzy6 sic po--
wolf - StatC"znic, dr0ga nntaralnci
ewOIuCyi.
=. NowrCT zaStrICca sic, IL strcsz-
czai9c i WNINiJAC - DO musi i
Zasady W powyiszcm zawartc, by
najmniej ME cddajc sic ryniHrom,
ami pessymizmom iakimkolwick, a
iedynie konstatuic fakta, ~nic:aprzC-
cz0nc, ktGrc tcraz d0picrO zaCzyna-
.ip bye ro3ur:ianc ~powSzechnici :
take vice i prxch Amcrykan3w.
=:
Xatrm Il wiCIu, wiclu picknrCh,
pragnicn - trzcha rczyGnowaE, a
wiclu - wiclu rZcCzy prZySzio sic
nauczyC przeGStawicjclOm amcryka,i-
skim W d%yPloElaryi curOpcjsAici
Sam r~rczYdcnt Wilson W jed
nci y ostatr:ch mGw SwOich, wygiO--
szonej W Parylu. wIrazif sic, il
,,p~rZyZnaic, 10 " $woiCh doSwiadczc-
mach ~zagranica poZySkai move rozu-
spraw i ~rzcczy".. Wybitne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
Niezawodnie jest tax - jest

NiezawOdnie jest tax - jest W
z~nacznej mierzc; podtrzymuiemy
przekonanic, &c W Wersalu zrobiOnO
istotnie dobregO baTdZO wiele i ma.
prawde zapoczQtkOwanO lepsze ludzi
| ludlow bytowania. RaZem Y ten ic-
dnak ME wszystko wypadio talk pick
ME i tax g0rnic - ME 2c wSzystkicm
zrealizOwaG sic daily szczytne idcc, =
iakimi pOiechali amerykansCy pred
stawiciele Ia KOngres POkOju do
EuropY.. Stany ZjednOczOnc i ich
polityCy - zetkneli sic tam p9 raz
pierwSzy - bezpOSrednio - 2 dyplo-
nIatami europejskimi, zapoznali sic
tam q Gala gmatwanina przer6znie
sprzecznych interes6w paiStw,
narod6w i warStw Spolecznych: ZrO--
ZumianO w6wCzaS wObeC tel nicZli--
CzOnej masy konflikt6w iaSkrawyCh,
re ME dada sic one rOzwiQZaG idea
DSts CLHA Il iEuGCSdIHit hNOTtNh W.
znawStwo mOze prZynOsiC ZaszcZyt
prawdzlwy, - ale p%raktycZnem -
narazie przynaimniei - ME Jest.
Dobrzc bylo i latwo y Amcryki, 7
drugiego zaOceanOwegO kOntyncntu
- wygfaszaC teOrye / idec g6rnc,
wzniOslc, przcpieknC, skorO sic ME
mialo i nicma tySiaca sprIeczpoSci-
takich, iak p~oprzedniO wz~miankOwa-
ne, a jake pOsiada Europa: Amcry-
kanOm zdawalo sic, ze w~ystarczy
tyIkO rzuciC siOwa owe, wyrazaiQCc
szlachetne idee, a potem jua tylko jc
przyiaG wszystkim 49, SWAT will
k6w, hyen i tygrys6w krwiOierCzyCh
zamieni sic " przcnaimilsza wear
ME TAX mySleli - maiaC Czoia
w %wiazdach - amcrykanscy pOlity-
cy i pr~OfesOrOwie. .
NieStety ~inaCzei r~calizowaly sic
ich wskazania / nauki, ich - idcOlo-
gle ia wersalskim K~OngrcSie. Faro
pa W Zasadzie pochwaliIa &liczne mo-
wy i pisma, kt6re zapewnc zostanQ
vydane " mOpumentaInyCb dZicIaCb,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

Wsr6d gazct nic-ansiclskich DZlEN-
NIX CIIICAGoSKI p~rzoduje pod
wzsledN1n debosu /. ,rcsei matcryaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
KnrasrnnIono--o
PeiakcYi.

Oh. Jan KOziOl W Chicago. . List
ME Jest do Pana; adres opiewa: J6-
zef Kozioi W Huntington, Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

go meza cecha jest prayznanie takie,
to tez mimo zasad dzisicjszej polity-
XII, streszczonych przez p. Mowrera,
wierzymy, liz owe dOSwiadczenia no.
we, owe rozumienia spraw europej--
slkich dopOmOga nam w znacznej ME
RE ma przyszioSG do wywierania VIA
Sciwego, a korzystnego wplywu ma
sprawy miedzynarodowe, ktore ujete
og6lnie W Lidze Ludlow maja sic ma
dial rozwiiaG ulepszajac sic stale, do
skOnalac, um%Oralniaiqc i >pOdnoszac
u wszystkich narod0w - czionk6w
tel Ligi - poszanowanie pierwia--
stka .Dobra / zasady Prawa. Jesli
Ameryka, jesli jci politycy beda IL
mieli i mO2li wywieraC ma przyszlosc
wplywy take, jesli zamiast izolowa-
MIA sic Cd spraw reszty Swiata, beda
uczestniczyli W ich %kfopotach | trud-
noSciach, bedQ staraIi sic jie rozwiQ-
zywaG i nicsG i'm Gge - jesli beda
starali sic ideOlogie wilsOnowa -
niczaprzeczenie bardzO wzniOSla -
choG czeSciowo, statecznie, systematy
Cznie filtrowaC w stosunki m~iedzyna-
rodowe - to wierzymy, IL z Czasem
Liga Ludlow zbliiy sic naprawde do
pierwowzoru, zawartego w idealistyce
prOjektodawCy - znakomitcgo pre-
zydenta naszej amerykanskicj RE
plitei.
A w TEN jui du2y | wartOSciOwy
plon rad werSalSkich, W TEN picrw-
sly krok ma drodze do poprawy sto-
SunkGw miedsynarOdOwyCh, kt6re
jCSli sic ME Odrazu ,,wyaniclit' da-
~, TO icdnak maja szansc systematy-
czncgo poprawiania ich w przyszlo.
Sci: ~iStnieie jiua inStytuCya, kt6ra
hedzie miala "a Zadanie praCe mad
TAXA poprawq, u W utrzymaniu sa--
nlcjAc tel inStytuCyi wSzystkie wicl-
kic narOdy Swiata SD zywOtnic into
rcsOwanc. To Jest ZnakomiCic wielc,
tn iuz napYawic c~zasteczka idci Scia-
gnieta y pod oblok6w na zicmie - i
icSli tyiko tylc nrobiono, II .iczeii Z
tenn ~zlRCzCne jest WilSona nazwiSko
to .iuici" ME darcmna byla pOGr6z
lego i mic byIc iakim udzial .lmcry-
kan0w na KOngrcSic POkOju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest organizacya isczscs miodEies pet-
Bks obOJga p9ci W FrS,ach koW
Oatryotyczuych 4 bratnieJ pomocy dIe
OodnIesienia ducha moralnoSct ! dopro-
bytu W spoleczenstwie, a s~zczesolnle
miedzy m}odzieza poIska. Mona Bapi-
sac sic ma poSmierIne cd lat II do -;
ma czionk0w Stowarzyszonych beS o.
graniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

MeSoDte ,stoaH IDssedsfe Ego
Rsqjg sic ID sdGni2, Se must iSt-
MED EjedRocsOHa, RiezuiesHd !
R0moZzQdnG POtSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

NapcwncbY tegO ME ChCiala .Amc-
ryka j many dowody, &c istOtnie ME
chce nj Observation-Disclosures pOdob-
nyCh cWcntualnOsci ma prZyszfOSc,
czem sic wlaSnie tlumacza wszelkie
w kraiu tutcjszym zabiegi ameryka-
nizatorSkie, kt6re wbrew literze "a
sadly, mrzez Lige Ludlow POlsce ma
rzucanci - mySiq tn przeprowadzac
sw6j program az prawdziwie szowi-
~miStycznyni SpOsoby - iuz ME Z IL
wzoIcdnianicm ChOCby, ME \ tolerant
eva jakakolwick, ale wprOst Z pogwal
ccniem wszclkich mniejszoSCi narodO
wych praw, ChoTby nawet takich,
kt6rc okreSIaia swobodc Osobista,
awarantowana tn kaidemu prZez
konstytuCye Stan6w ZjednoczOnych.
4 OtO raZem r. tenn - POlSCe ma
rzuca sic specyalne wyiacznosci ola
iyd6w, kontrolowane / gwarantowa-
ne przcz Lige Ludlow! Jake sic to
kapitalnie LACEY Z TEN, co pisze Mo-
wrcr, W swei korespOndencyi, oma-
wianei przez mas w artykule poprze-
dnim. Pisze on tam w~yraznie, ~
,,SEABSZY NAROD TAKE TYLKO
PRAWA MEG MOLE, jake MI
SIT NTL,ISvE NAnAnZAn ofn TO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
DR.. A. LITWIN

0SS MILWAUKEE AVE Rog Elston
0odxiny ofisoUs Cd ~ do . - cd 9 do {
TAefon Monroe 6734.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

y. NOwrCT zaStrZCGa sic, IL strcSx-
czajqc i WNNN.lJAC - DO musi -
Zasady " ~pOwyISZcm ZawGrtC, by
nxjmniej ME cddajc sic ~cyniznrom,
ami pessymizmom iakimkolwick, Il
iedynie konstatuic fakta, ~nic:aprzC-
cz0nC, ktGrc tcraz dopicrO z&Czyna-
ia bye ru3umianc p~0wSzechnici -
take vice i prxcE Amcrykan6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

kongresie, musieli liczyc sic z miej-
scOwymi warunkami i o~kolicznoScia-
mi, kt6re r6znia sic cd idei tax VIA
Snie jak tie gwiazdne wye cd ziem-
skich poziom6w SD dalekie!...
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
To Tell How Italy's Army
Came Back After Defeat

The story of how the Italian army
was pulled back on its feet after
the disastrous onslaught of the Aus
trians, will be told by George d.
Braden, physical director of the
Italian army, who will speak at the
mems mass meeting in Tahnestock
Hall Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the Central Y. NJ, G. A.
The speakers subject will be Help
ing the Italian Army to Come Back"
Braden is associate general sec
retary of the Philadelphia Young
Mems Christian Associations. He
enlisted in war work, going to Italy
where his merit was quickly recog-
nized and he was given the position
of physical director. This office gave
him entire charge of the physical
instruction of the italian army. Mill
tary critics attribute much of the
splendid morale of that famous
military organization to this man.
1t is believed by General Secres
tary Robert B. Reeves of the Cen
tral Y. NJ. c. A.. that the crowd of
men to hear the speaker will be a
record breaker. A strong program
has been arranged with special mu-,
steal features.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
ASKS COURT TO BE
RELIEVED OF CHARGE

Stating In a petition to the court
that he needs too much time to at
tend to his personal business that
he can no longer continue to act as
guardian for nineteen-year-ol Mar
garet Willow Mayes, formerly of
Middletown, now of Philadelphia,
Clarence w. sylvester asked to be
discharged from further duties in
that capacity upon the approval of
his account of the estate Miss Mayes
will receive when she is of age.
It was stated also that she will
receive considerable sum as lega-
tee of r. r. Swain and because of
the additional work involved in con-
trolling the funds Mr.. Sylvester
asked to be relieved. The court
granted the order. which becomes
hnAl when his account As approved
in orphans court. It is likely
petition will be presented soon in
the Philadelphia courts, asking for
che appointment OF the Girard Trust
Company as guardian for Miss
Mayes. who Is o., daughter yof Mrs.
Elizabeth and the late Thomas E.
Mayes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07

Use MeNeil's Pain Exterminator--Ad.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
BILLS INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS
 PROVIDING FOR MARTIAL LAW IN
 CAPITAL BUT NO ACTION TAKEN

WASHINGTON, July 24.- (49-The riots were renewed last night and resulted in the killing of two white persons and several oes both whites and negroes being seriously wounded While the city practically normal dur ing the daytme the riots usually just short time after ability of martial law but reluctant take such step unless it becomes an absolute necessity
 number of bils hurredly drafted, which provide for martial rule of this city and probably the entire district have been introduced congress but yet action has been taken them President Wilson is greatly concerned over the present situation and held lengthy conference late last night with Newton D. Baker, secretary of relative to the guarding of the city with federal troops Following the conference the secrearys office, arrangements made for additional troops proceed here and large number arrived soon after the order issued.
 It is believed the presence of large force of soldiers will cause abatement of the trouble During last night than two thousand troops used guards in vari parts of the city, mainly in the negro secton
 HUNDREDS HURT
 Hundreds persons, both white and negrO have been hurt in the riots since last Monday, when they first took serious aspect Police records show that five per- have been instantly killed in the fighting and least ten fatally wounded There is small doubt but what the casualties, they all officially known, would mount much higher figure.
 All the ails and the hospitals in the city are filled overowing and it will be necessary to other public buildings should the continue In the fighting which occurred last night of the white persons stationed guard in dangerous district killed by bullet, sup posedy fired by negro Another guard dangerously wounded while attempting to settle small riot
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
Senate Passes Agricultural Measure
TWO WESTERN MONTANA TOWNS IN
 DANGER FROM FIRES; LANE WANTS
 C0NCRESSTO APPROPRIATE MONEY

MISSOUI,A, Mont. July 25.-H9-Two small towns on the extreme western edge of this threatened with complete destruction by forest fires if high wind should spring up The forestry officials and volunteer fire fighters believe they control the conagratios in the weather remains calm
 At St. Regis situated in the western part of this the fires within miles of the city but making Very good headWay the present time alho they under good control the fires which threaten Thompson Falls the county Sanders county At the latter place the fires within one-half mile of the but is be- cved they are checked and will make any further pro- gress unless assisted by wind
 The forestry officials, who engaged in fighting the fires in this region, declare nothing will the if d high wind up they the limit of their ability in checking the flames during the calm weather.
 LANE ASKS FOR MONEY
 WASHINGTON, July -(4)-Sccretary Lane today urgent request congress that special approra- ton of S5OOOOO be made immediately to be used in fighting the forest fires raging in Montana, Idaho and Washington Until special legislation be acted upon, Secretary Lane authorized today S+OOOO of the funds which have been appropriated for the field service of the general land
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
REBEL FORCES ARE DISBANDED
WILL ENDEAVOR TO OBTAIN AM MUNITION FROM JAPAN
 AND THEN REORGANIZE

FL PASO, July 23.-(P)-American border residents are glad to hear that Rancho Villa and Felipe Angeles have disbanded their rebel forces for the next two months as it means there is small likelihood of any raids being made on ranches lying along the Rio Grande.
 The two revolutionary leaders have released all their soldiers but direct ed them to report the first of Sep tember when it is planned the cam paign against Carranza in northern Mexico shall be resumed. Villa and Angeles announced today that they are going to Japan where they will make an effort to obtain arms and ammunition with which to continue the revolution. They hope to pre- vail upon the intuition manufacturers of that country to let hem have enough ammunition and guns to car ry out all their plans.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
SENATE PASSES
 FARM MEASURE
AGRICULTURAL BILL IS PASSEl WITHOUT THE DAYLIGHT
 SAVING RIDER

WASHINGTON, July 23.-P)-As soon as it is signed by the President, the agricultural bill will become a law as it was passed this afternoon by the senate. The measure was adopted by the house a few days ago, Both houses of congress eliminated the rider in the bill which called for the repeal of the daylight saving law and which was the cause of the President vetoing the original mea- sure.
 It will be sent to the Unite House immediately and will doubtless be signed by the President this week.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
SWISS MINISTER
 IS INTERESTED
SPENDS DAY LOOKING AT THE ALASKANS EXHIBITS IN OF
 FICES OF BUREAU

SEATTLE, July 23.- (P) Hans Sulzer Swiss minister to the United States, is greatly interested in Al aska and is always willing to hear about the resources of that vast ter ritory. Of all the American posses sions, Alaska appeals the most to the Swiss diplomat and he has often expressed the desire to take trip thru the territory should an oppor- tunity present itself.
 He spent several hours today look ing over the files and exhibits of the Alaska Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. He believes the future will see the north come into its own and be recognized by everyone as the richest territory in the posses sion of the United States.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
ASSEMBLY OF GENER- AL GRAND CHAPTER OF THE o. E. s. IS NOW BEING HELD IN SEATTLE TWO OF FAIRBANKS DELEGATES PRESENT
SESSION OF THE
 ASSEMBLY OPENS THURSDAY
FLOAT IN THE FLOW ER PARADE ON TO-DAY SHOWS PARTY OF PROSPECTORS WITH BACKGROUND OF GLACIERS AND OTHER SCENERY.

SEATTLE, July 23.-The northern territory is well represented at the triennial assembly of the general grand chapter of the Eastern Star which is now in session here. An elaborate flower parade was held to- day by the delegates, in which Fair banks was represented by an i'm mense float, considered one of the finest works of art in the procession. The float presented an Alaskan win ter scene, showing d party of gold miners encamped at the foot of glacier Mrs. Jeanne NJ. Lowery and Mrs Jennie Edwards are the Fair banks delegates to the assembly, both ladies having spent several years in the northern town.
 The Alaskan delegates and the towns they represent are:
 Miss Mae Snodgrass, of Valdez; Miss Anna Elliott, of Cordova; Miss Alice l. Case, of Juneau; Meadames Jeanne NJ. Lowery and Jennie Ed wards, of Fairbanks; Mrs. May 5. Johnson, of I0Uglas; Miss Rosa B. Hagen of Nome; Mrs. Ln,a E Ietei son, of Anchorage, and Mrs. Frances Giles, delegate at large from Yukon territory.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24
WICKERSHAM IS
 COMING NORTH
HIS WIFE EXPECTS HIM TO AR RIVE IN SEATTLE WITHIN
 NEXT TEN DAYS

SEATTLE, July 23.-(P)-Mrs. J. Wickersham arrived here today from California where she has been for several weeks and will reside here until the arrival of her husband from Washington.
 Mrs Wickersham stated. upon her arrival, that she and MT. Wicker. sham will proceed to Fairbanks short ly after he gets here from the capital She expects him within the next ten days.
 It Is understood that MT. Wicker sham is making the trip north in connection with his contest over the delegate election of 1918.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-24

today caused the tie-up of two hun dred vessels, many of them just ar rived with large cargoes. This action On the part of the lOngshOremen was largely unexpected, altho numerous complaints against the existing wage schedule have been made at various times.
 This walkout of the dock workers stopped all loading and unloading of the vessels here and unless some set tlement isf made soon, they may be ii d up for some time.