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New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Next Meeting To Be Called
in 1920 at the Official
Seat of League: I'll Ma.
tions We're Represented
Europe Said to Dominate
South African Charges 1t
\ Has Twenty Delegates
Agains: 2 From America

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-Thc first
international labor conference under
the provisions of the Treaty Of Yer
sailles was concluded here TO-DAY and
adjourned subject to the call of the
governing body. 1t was understood
generally the next meeting would be
late in 1920 at the seat Of the league.
Delegates from forty-one countries.
representing labor and employer groups
as we'll as the governments, have at
tended the conference sessions. which
continued exactly one month. In that
time the members of the conference
have perfected their organization. Gre
nted a governing body. appointed q
director general of the labor Office and
agreed upon a great volume of leg.sla-
ton TO be recommended TO their re-
syective governments.
European Weight Objected To
A protest against the preponderance
Of European influence in the governing
body made by William Gemmill, en-
ployers' delegate from South Africa,
marked the closing session. The body
has twenty-four members. twenty Of
whom are from European countries and
only two from the Americas. Mr..
Gemmil suggested the injustice OF
such organization and asked for an ex-
preston on his protest. which was sup
ported BY a vote of A 10 80.
Arthur Fontaine. director Of the la
hor department of the French Ministry
of Labor and president of the govern
ing body. insisted criticism OF the
hody's organization was premature.
lie defended the assertions OF those re-
sponsible for the apportionment that
no unfairness was intended. and indi-
Gated the expediency of having the ma
iority from European countries The
board will meet every two months at
the seat of the league. and because or
that. Mr.. Fontaine said, il would be
more convenient for members from
European countries TO attend than Tor
those in far-away countries.
Protection for Industries Urged
"The other point is" said Mr.. Fon-
taine. that there are some small coun-
tries which might be grouped together,
II would not be fair that those small
countries which have no Industries
should decide on important questions
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30

temporary injunction, and who there.
after violates its terms, will be cited
for contempt" the statement says. IN
addition to this" it continues, "all
persons, whether miners or operators.
whose acts or conduct bring them
within the inhibitory terms OF the
Lever act, will be prosecuted"
The government also is having diff
fculty with the mine operators, it is
understood. and prosecutions OF the
operators are in prospect unless they
comply fully with the governments
orders. il was Indicated
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
alabama Miners Refuse
74%o: Npw Strike Called

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 29.-Dis-
satisfied with the II per cent wage
advance offered them. miners of this
state will resume the strike at mid
night tonight. union officials said TO.
day. A mass meeting of miners will
take place here tomorrow to discuss
the situation.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Oklahoma Mines Open
To NOn.UniOn Workers
Operators Agree to Detrny the
Expenses OF the State Guard
il u. s. WifhhOIds Troops

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA, Nov. %.
Dorset Carter. president of the Okla
homa Coal Operators Association, an
nounced to the State Council Of De
Tense to-day that Oklahoma coal op-
orators would throw open their mines
to non-union labor Immediately and
would defray expenses of the state
guard protecting non-union workers,
should the states request for Federal
troops be refused.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Protection for Industries Urged

THE other point is" said Mr.. Fon-
taine. that there are some small coun-
tries which might be grouped together;
II would not be fair that those small
countries which have no Industries
should decide on important questions
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30

crease and s74.ooO,oOO with a s.s per
cent advance.
Earnings Of all mine workers in
1918 averaged $1,b50.b6, or $6.1S a day
worked, Or. Garfield said. This con-
clusion was based on information taken
directly from the monthly cost sheets
on which the operators reported to the
Federal Trade Commission.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Wyoming "Reds" Seized;
Keen Miners From Work

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Arrests OF
alleged radicals at Sheridan, Wyo..
were made by civilian authorities, ac-
cording to a delayed report to the War
Department from Brlgadier General
Benjamin A. Poore. He said the mil
itary authorities had assisted the civil
liam officials when necessary, but
had not acted on their own initiative.
The men arrested were accused of pre-
venting coal miners from returning
TO work
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Paris Printers to End Strike

PARIS. Nov. 29.-The striking
nrinters Of Paris to-day voted 74l to
4sS to resume work. The strike com
mittee has decided to ask the directors
Of the newspapers that no strikers be
dismissed because of the strike
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
POLAK AMERYKI POLSKIM MINISTREM.

dowskiego, wiceministrem skar--
blu.
Donosza tutaj, re polskie zgro-
madzenie konstytucyjne odroczy
sic w przeciagu tygodnia ma szeSc
tygodni, Po poprzedniem zatwier
dzeniu nowego gabinetu, ktoTy
wraz z Ignacym Paderewskim ia
ko premierem i generahem Piisud
skim jake prezydentem bej.zie kie
rowa, nawa pahstwowa. lWczoraj
sejm r~atyfikowai traktat pokojo-
wy, ktory wywolai wiele dysku-
Syi z powodu swych zastrzezen W
sprawie m~niejSzoSci narodowo--
Sciowych i specyalnych szkol |
instytucyi zydowskich. Przewi--
dywano jednak pomimo tego, re
traktat zostanie przyjety, ponie-
waz ma razie mic innego ME MOI
ma bylo uczynit, Widocme jest
tutaj zywe zainteresowanie sic
debatami w senacie Stanow lie
dnoczonych mad traktatem poko-
,rHro,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

JOWym.
KOMrSYA
PRAGUE D

Byfy ambassador Henry Nor
genthau i b~rygadyer Jadwin roz-
poczeli p lipca swa podroi Z
'racyi dochodzen W sprawie RE
komych pogrom6w, chociaz trzeci
czfonek komisyi, Homer johnson,
dotychczas jeszcze ME przybyl
tutaj. T~owarzysza i'm w podrozy
Or. Boris Began, kapitan Good
heart z Nowego Yorku, Herman
Barbstein, wybitny przewodca
zydowski w Polsce i kilku Office
row amerykanskich. Program u
rzedowej podrozy obejmuje zwie
dzenie Bia}ystoku. Kamienca Po-
dolskiego, Grodna, wilma, Lidy,
,Farbstein, wybitny przewodca
tewskiego. Podr6z Gala odbedzie
sic automobilami i zakonczy sic
oko{o ego sierpnia. Grupa dzien-
nikarzy i zydowskich przewod-
cow odwiedza niezawiSle Cd ko-
misyi rownoczeSnie z MIA tie sa-
me miaSta.
(Pan AlekSander Znamiecki
znany jest Polonii amerykahskiej
gdyz przez pewien Gas zasiadai
W Pittsburghu. a potem w No.
wynn Yorku W Polskiej komisyi
Wojskowej, kt6ra kierowaia W A
meryce rekrutacya Armii Polskiej
we Francyi. Przyp. Red. Dzien.
Chico
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
INNYM
TEz PO-
ZYCYE.
ZYCYE

Innvm Amerykanom polskiego
pochodzenia ofiarowano take po-
zycye W nowym rzadzie. Jedni z
n;ch przyjeli je, inni zn6w oswald
czyli, re pragna ukohczy6 swe
prace W Europe i wr6cic do do
mu. ably rodacy ich mogli skorzy-
STAG z ich doSwiadczenia.
lima wanna nominacya W ga
5inecie jest zamianowanie \.
Pflauma. w~ybitnego bankiera zy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
ZNAMIE-
cKIEMU oFIARoWANo TIE
KE HANDLU.
Y ON R~EPREZENTAN-
TEN NoWoJoRsKIEGo
BANKU.
(Kablogram Antoniego Czarnec'
kiego do Chicago Daily News" y

Warszawa, 1. sierpnia, via Pa
rye, 4. sierpnia. - Portfel mini
stra handlu i przemysiu w no.
wynn polskim gabinecie zostai O.
fiarowany przez ministra Pade-
rewskiego i prezydenta Pilsud-
skiego Aleksandrowi Znamiec-
kiemu, Amerykaninowi polskiego
pochodzenia. ktory bawi tn jake
reprezentant do Europy banku
The National City Bank of New
York i ktory otrzymai swe facho-
we wyksztascenie i doswiadcze--
ME pod kierunkiem Franka A,
Vanderlipa i Samuela McRobert-
sa. Jestem poinformowany, re
Przyjmie on te n~ominacye, jezeii
tylko pozwola mu ma to jego no
wolorscy P~rzefozen1.
W~ybierajac Amerykanina pol
skiego pochodzenia ma ten wazny
urzad, polscy przewodcy chca Ia
checic zdolnych. wyksztaloonych
Polak6w we wszystkich czeSciach
swiata, ably wracali i pomogli W
rekonstrukcyi kraju. Cafy nar6d
Jest pelny tn najwyzszego podzi-
WI ola amerykanskiej zdolnoSci i
wydatno$ci piracy pod wzgledem
,.byznesowym" ! jest nadzieja, re
nominacya Pana Znamieckiego
rrzyczyni sic do nawiazania sto-
sunkow handlowo = ~przemyslo--
wych pomiedzy Polska a Stanami
Zjednoczonymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
A
w P%oLNOCNEJ ROSYI.

w POLNOCNEJ ROSYl.
Londyn, 4. sierpnia. - Ma pol
nocno = rosyjskim froncie anti
bolszewickie wojska zdobyiy mia
sto Omega ,zbombardowawszy je
poprzednio. Dorosi o tenn iskrowa
depesza cd rzadu komunistyczne-
go.
Londyn. 4. sierpnia. - Przyby;
tn Mikolaj Czajkowskij, Prey
dent poinocno = rosyiskiego RIA:
du prowizorycznego, celem skio-
niema rzadu brytyjskiego, azeby
ljasno sformu}owai i podai do via
domosci swoj kurs polityki W sto-
sunku do Rosyi. Twierdzi ON, re
niepewne pod tym wzgledem sta
nowisko Aliantow podkopuje W
znacZnyn- stopn1u ducha narodu
wojsk antibolszewickich.
ANGLI1
MAD ESTONIA
Koblencya, 4. sierpnia. - Me
miecka. iskrowa depesza podaje,
re wedle doniesien dziennik6w W
Rewlu Anglia zdecydowala sic
objac kontrole mad Estonia, 'roz-
ciagajac mad MIA Podobny protek-
torat jak W EgiPcie.
(Wiadomst te przyjac nalezy Z
rezerwa. Pochodzi re zrodel ME
mieckich i niema innego potwier-
dzenia, Watpliwa jest rzecza, czy
ludnose Estonii zyczyiaby sobie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

|ka4dy w;ec16r Cd gods. 7fn4i do.
9tct
ADWOKAT G. Fl. KOR.
DOWSKI obecne ma swoj offs
adwoaacki W po4ooju 1913 Ashland
Block, pnr. 156 N. Clark I'll, gdzie
jaku prswnik praktykuje siedm
lat, zar6wno W kryminalnych jak
~cywanych sprawach - jest je-
dnyrn I polskich sdwokatow, kto-
ry prowadh interes ma wassna re-
.ke / wart jest poparch re strony
.polskiej publicznosci.
Ogi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

Milan a WenecW " seroplanie
dwuplasDczyznow1m typu Cspro,
nj, wyposa4oaym " das 600 koni
parowych. Gdy znajdowali sic ma
wysokosci 5000 stop, zaszta z ME
wiadomych ~powoddw eksplozya
maszyna rune,a ma ziemie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

D~okonczenie re stro1ncy l
kierownicy kolomotyw kolei The
London Southwestern RR. wyszli
dis o po}nocy ma strajk. Ruch
p~asazerski i frachtowy zostal
kompletnie wstrzymany.
Liverpool, 4. sierpnia. - Liver
POOL znajduje sic W szponach hui
liganskich rozruch6w, zaburzen
rabunkow. Rozbito dziesiatki
sklepow, ktore zrabowano. w pc
wnem miejscu wylamano brame
DO dokow i tium natychmiast roz-
kradl wielkie zapasy 1ozonych
tam Srodkow spozywczych, jak
slonina, smalec, cukier, rye ftp.
/ pobliskich obozow wojskowych
sprowadzono zoinierzy, celem
przywrocenia porzadku, a nadto
DO portu liverpoolskiego odkomen
derowano okrety wojenne.
Rozruchy zaczeiy sic jeszcze W
sobote, gdy ~niespokojne elemen-
~ postanowily w~ykorzystaG
strajk policyantow / rozpoczefy
dzielo gwaitow i d~estrukcyi.
Ma og6i sytuacya przedstawia
sic W nastepujacy sposob:
Wielka Geese miasta wyglada
iak ob6z wojskowy.
w przemyslowych i handlo-
wych dzielnicach zaprowadzono
stan wojenny.
Prawie wSzyscy robotnicy W
niescie zastosowai sic do prokla-
macyi zarzadu Zwiazkow Zawo-
dowych, ogiaszajacej straJk pow
szechny.
w nocy zaburzenia ME ustala
ami ma chwile.
Doszio do rozlewu krwi i opu-
blikowano juz dwukrotnie suro-
wy akt o postepowaniu, celem
poskromienia zaburzen.
Ulice miasta patrolowane 50
rrzez zoinierzy, ktorzy peinia
sluzbe z natozonymi ma karabiny
hagnetami. Ma publicznych pla-
each ustawiono gotowe do akcyi
tank"
~zABURzENIA I sTRAJKI w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

wojsko, ktore uzyfo karabinow
maszynowych, jake umieszczono
ma pancernych automobilach.
Strajkierzy w Bazylei \wyrywali
bruk z ulic / bombardowali hawai-
kami jego zoInierzy. Wielka licz-
ba strajkier0w zosta}a zabitych i
rannych, a jeszcze wiecej PREY
aresztowanych.
Podobno rozruohy W Bazylei
wybuchly ma podFozu bolszewic-
klein, W Zurychu zaS spowodo--
wane zostaly gtownie drozyzna
zywnoSci i innych Srodk6w zycia
codziennego. w Bazylei gazety
zastanowity swe wydawnictwo, a
tramwaje przestaiy kursowat po
ulicach. Zagrozone jest take nor
maine funkcyonowanie gazowni j
elektrowni. a wszystkich bank6w
i fabryk must strzedz milicya.
Wzburzone tlumy prowadzone
So przewaznie przez oSmnasto i
dwudziestoletnich mfodzikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
E.. H. Kordowski.
PRAWNIK

niniejszem zawiadamia, ze swoj
wieczorny offs otworzy pod mr.
1888 w. 22ga utica, jake wspoi-
mix z Jos. ShufDitowskim W Real
Estate i poiycsd ma budowe i
bedzie mia4 tam godziny ofsowe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
I STRAJKI w
SZWAJCARYI.

Geneva, 8. sierpnia. - w Ba-
zylei i Zurychu dosz}o do tax po-
waznych zaburzeh, re Rad wi
dial sic zmuszonym wysiac tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
~TsIegTamy zagraniczne.

Dokonczenie ze strorncy l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
pochWYcenie
DROzYZNA
w ANGLII.

Londyn, 4. sierpnia. - An.
gill panuje tax ogromna drozyz-
ma, re jeden z tutejszych dzienni-
kow powiada; ,,zycie stale sic "a
kosztownem, azeby zyc. Ale row.
ME kosztowna rzecza jest umie-
rae" y
Rad przyznaje, re wszystkie
artyku}y najpierwszych potrzeb
zyciowych posziy W gore W poro-
wnaniu z cenami przedwojenne-
mi o 119 procent, lecz oSwiadcze-
ME to jest niecafkiem dokfadnem,
pokrywa BOWEN milczeniem fakt
re Rad piaci roczne subsydya W
kwocie 900 milionow dolarow, a
by ceny ma niektore artyku{y je-
szcze bardziej sic ME podniosly.
Poniewaz subsydya tie placone So
z funduszow publiczynch, przeto
drozyzna faktycznie jest jeszcze
wieksza anizeli Rad to przyznaje.
I tax do kolei doklada rad
$500, 000.O0Q rocznie, m{yny i pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
JAPONIA STAWIA MOVIE
A CHINOM.

Pekin, 4. sierpnia. - Dnia 19
lipca doszio do zbrojnego s"tarcia
pomiedzy japonskimi a chinskimi
zolnierzami w Chang-Chung W
Mandzuryi. wskutek czego japon-
ski konsul postawif miejscowym
wladzom try zadania: Pc pierw-
sze. zadne chinskie wojSka nie
maja odtad zblizac sic do Chang
Chung W promieniu 10 %milowym,
DO drugie, miasta p%rowincyi XII
rim maja bye otwarte ola handful
z zagranica i pc trzecie. w mieScie
l-Min W prowincyi Kirin Japon-
czycy maja otrzymac monopol ma
prowadzenie wodociagow.
Pekin, 4. sierpnia. - Rad tu--
tejszy Original petycye, podpi--
sana przez kupcow i wielu oby-
wateli z Szantungu, protestujaca
przeciwko brutalnemu zachowa--
niu sic tam zolnierzy japonskich,
ktorzy podobno dopuszczaja sic
licnych rabunk6w i gwaltow mad
kobietam.
NIEMCY PUBLIKUJA ,B1A--
LA KSIEGE."
Berlin, 4. sierpnia. - Rad ME
miecki opublikowa} ,,biala ksie--
ge", zawierajaca urzedowe doku-
menta w sprawie negocyacyi, pro
wadzonych W czasie cd IS sierp-
MIA 1918 az do chwili zawarcia
zawieszenia broni d. Ii listopa-
da. Wedle podanego tam oswald
czenia bylego cesarza Wilhelma
prZysZedf on n pazdzlernlka DO
przekonania, re narod ME jest
wiecej zdolny do prowadzenia
dalszej wojny i p~rowadzic jej
ME chce, wobec czego postano-
vii natychmiast prosic 0 zawre-
szenie broni i pok6j. 0 nieuchron
nej hesce byli przekonani takle
genera1owie Hindenburg, Luden-
dorff i Groener, lecz karclerz ks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
OPOZYCYA WE WLOSZECH
PRZECIW TRAKTATOWI
~PoKOJOWEMU.

Rzyrn, 4. sierpnia. - Pred cd
noSnym Komitetem Izby dePuto-
wanych odbywa sic drugie czyta-
ME traktatu pokojowego, ktory ie
dnak zdaje sic ME zadawalniat
prawie nikogo. SocyaliSci kryty--
kuja postanowienia, regulujace
warunk piracy, konserwatysci
sprzeciwiaja sic sadowi mad by
lynn cesarzem Wilhelmem. a ma
cyonaliSci So niezadowoleni ola
kilku innych powodow.
Wobec tego wydaje size praw-
dopodobnem. re komitet ME zdola
wygotowac jednomySlnego spra-
wozdania i przediozy diva robbie
zne pomiedzy SODA raporty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

karne pochlaniaja $2500D,OOo
z rzadowych fundus0ow, a bar
do wysokie sunny nale4aloby do
dac take do cen wegla, ably u
stale, lie faktycznie odbiorce on
kosztuje.
K~ATASTROFA
MA WE WLOSZECH.
Milan, 4. sierpnia. - w pobli-
zu Werony zdarzyla sic katastro-
ia awlatyczna, W kt6rej stracilo
zycie IA p~asazer6w, ~Pomiedzy nj
mi pieciu znanych wsp6lpraoow-
nik6w redakcyjnych dziennikow
milan Seoolo." | ,,Curriere de la
Sera."
Brazil oni udziai w locie o pobi-
CHE rekordu szybkosci pomiedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Maksymilian Bawarski, uwazai,
re prosba o pob6j jest jeszcze
przedwc0esna.
BAWARSKICH
KOMUNISToW POCHWY-
CONY.

Berlin, 4. sierpnia. - DR.. Max
Levien, przewodca bawarskich
komunistow, zostal pochwycony
i przyaresztowany przez wloskie
patrole W przeleczy Bremen, gdy
chcia} umknac do Wloch. Levien
uciek} byf z Momentum jeszcze
W poczatkaoh maja, a Rad bawar
ski wyznaczyi nagrode $500 "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
dostac sic pod p~rotektorat Wiel-
kiej Brytanii. Przyp. Red. Dzien.
Cmc.)
G cHCE ODSTAPIc
AMERYcE INDYE ZACHO-
DNIE.
LondYn. 4. sierpnia.


National News" donosza, re
Wielka Brytania zaproponwala
ustepstwo Stanom Zjednoczonym
brytyjskich Indyi Zachodnich ce
lem czesciowego pokrycia swego
dlugu, zaciagnietego W Ameryce.
Podobno propozycya ia jest po-
waznie rozwazana pc obu stro-
mach Atlantyku.
w przeciwiehstwie do tego z
Waszyngtonu donosza, re Rad
tamtejszy wcale jeszcze ME zasta
rawiai sic mad projektem przyje-
cia brytyjskich Indyi Zachodnich
W zamian "a c~zeSciowa spiate an
kielskiego dfugu. Wprawdzie ME
kt6re z tych wysp jak Jamaika,
Trinidad | Bermudy posiadaja
wartosciowe zapasy i produkcye,
mimo to jednak w Ameryce jest
silna opinia, re administracya
tych obszarow bylaby zbyt wiel-
kim ciezarem ola rzadu.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
STORY BRINGS MORE
PENNIES FOR UNCLE DICK

Uncle Dick Rutherford believes IN
the Argus and It's advertising ability.
Just ask Uncle Dick what a little
story OF his penny collection that ap.
peared in these columns some time
ago has accomplished.
You know Uncle Dick wanted TO
attend the @. a. r. encampment in
Columbus, Ohio, and just could not
figure II all out-that is the expense.
He knew his many friends would
gladly give him a lift OF a mile any
time IL they met him with their auto
and since the q. A. II. rate Is Just n
penny a mile the idea presented It's
elf of saving pennies and getting his
friends TO do the same. The Argus
learned OF his effort and told It's read
ers. Then the pennies started to roll
In Now Uncle Dick has 1900 pen
nies The last 100 OF these camc
In from Wesley Glenn OF Seattle, for
merly OF Ontario. and with them came
a letter saying:
~ read In the Argus that you were
saving pennies TO go TO the q, a. l..
and 30 saved 100 which am send
Ing In a box, and hope you'll have
big time" Uncle Dick will, too
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
FREE TUBE REPAIRS

To demonstrate the superior quai'
tiles OF Holdtito we will repair free
OF charge all inner tubes with q small
puncture brought to our shop satur-
day and Monday. May 81 and June ?.
No obligation to buy, We want 10
prove to you that IIoldtite sticks and
stays stuck Patches Punctures Per-
manently. Guaranteed TO withstand
the greatest tire heat and the great
est road shock,
Give your storage battery the prop
or attention Qua expert will look
after Il right Free inspection, dis
titled water and testing OF the gen
orator at any time. Prompt service.
Batteries for rent
Tires. Tubes and sundries, vulcan
lzing. storage batteries, rooharsing
and repairing,
SERVICE TIRE \ BATrEItN 60.
Next To Carter House Ontario, ore.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
NEW PASTOR COMES;
CHURCH DEBT FREE
Members of Nazarene Church Have
Services Sunday Marking Pay
Incnt of all Debts ON Church
and Parsonage - Rev
y. T.. Flowers Leaves.

Marking the payment Of the last
debt on the church and parsonage
which have been built during tho
past year. the members OF the Na1-
arone church had a special dedicatory
service last Sunday
The services not only marked tho
payment OF the debt but was, too,
the last Sunday az which Rov. 5. l.
Flowers presided as pastor Of th"
church. the condition Of which has
greatly changed during his year X
pastorate.
Announcement was made az the
service that the church would this
week receive as It's pastors Rev and
Mrs. j. NJ Wines OF Albany, both Of
whom are workers In the church.
Rev. and Mrs $. l.. Flowers and
family who have been here for year
leave this week for Nampa, Idaho,
where Rev Flowers will take 40
work In connection with the Con
Controlled Locker company OF whl,n
ho IL the founder. aud which IL man.
ufacturing and marketing the locks
which he invented and perfected du-
rlng the past few years
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
YOUNG.BROwN

The marriage OF Evelyn Brown.
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Adelino
Brown. to j Arthur Young was cell
ebrated aE the home OF the brides
mother Wednesday morning at 1880.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William ]. Lusoombe OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were: Mrs, Laura foung OF Jersey
City. New Jersey, mother OF the
groom; Mrs, Adeline Brown, Mrs. A..
NJ. Moody OF Vale. Mr., and Mrs. II, l.
Brown and daughter OF Boise, Mrs
l., Adam. Mrs. Mary Currey, Mrs Ira
Fox and Herschel Brown OF Ontario,
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. A. NJ Moody. the brides sister
and the bride was given In marriage
by her brother IL. l., Brown,
Tho bride who Is one OF ontario's
native daughters Is a graduate OF the
local High School and has been
member OF the public school faculty
during the past year, The groom,
who has been principal OF the High
School during the past year. Is a
graduate of the University OF WASH
ington, lie came to Ontario from
Lewiston, Idaho. last fall,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29

Short Line Railroad; by paving the
roadway OF said streets with hard
surface pavement for the width OF 50
feet between the curb lines ON ore
gon Street; for width OF SO feet be,
tween the curb lines on Richardson
Street, for width OF SO feet be-
tween the curb lines ON Montana ANo-
nue.; for a width OF 36 feet between
the curb lines OF Idaho Avenue; Tor a
width OF SO feet between the curb
lines on Washington Avenue, for a
width OF 52 feet between the curb
lines ON Nevada Avenue east OF ore
gOn Street and for a width of 80 feet
ON Nevada Avenue and west OF orr
gon Street; for width of SO feet be
tween the curb lines ON California
Avenue; for a width OF 36 feet be-
tween the curb lines on Colorado
Avenue. and by constructing concrete
eurbs thereon wherever necessary "a
accordance with the specifications
outlined by the city Engineer.
You are hereby further notified
that the said Council will meet at th'
Council Chombers in the city Hall
on the end day OF June 1919, ct the
hour OF eight O'Clock p m, for the
purpose OF considerlng objections to
and protests against the improve
ments and the assessment OF proper
~ to pay the cost thereof, and all
property owners as are adjacent to-
said proposed streets and avenues to|
be improved are hereby called upon
TO appear before the said Council NJ
said time and place and show cause,
II any, why said Improvements should
not be made and said property AS
sessed for the cost and expense there
OF
Dated this 18th day of May, 1919.
CLAY NJ, STEARNS,
(SEAI.) City Recorder
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-05-29
Eastman KOddks
NyaL Remedies

vice in France are back I'm Malheur
county again, carrying with them
their discharge papers from the ser
vice.
Sergeant Garfield enlisted from on
tarlo and was in France almost two
years with the Lafayette Escarrille
which toured the country for the
Victory Loan and numbered many
famous aviators.
Sergeant Brecount, brother of ar
thur Brecount of this city enlisted