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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
REPORT ASSERTS TROUBLE CAUSED
 BY JAPANESE

Pe1Sing, Sunday. Aug 5.---By A. P) The official report to the Chinese government regarding the clash be- tween Japanese and Chinese soldiers on July 19 at Chang-Chun. Manchu- ria, it was said fin government circles today. indicates that the Japanese provoked the trouble. The Chinese claim that the fact that Japanese sol aiers with fixed bayonets and loaded rifles forced an entry into the Chinese military encampment shows that they were the Hggressors.
 The Chinese say IS Japs were killed and IT wounded and 12 Chinese were killed, 14 wounded. and 100 are miss ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
S2.00
In the Millinery Shop The new Country Club" Sports Hats

In the first place these new Hats are exceedingly smart There is decided air of ''you haven't seen me before anywhere And it is quite true. What ever chic these hats carry is maintained in the highest order.
 They are made of Duvetyn, hand embroidered in original designs, and composed of innumer- able rows of velvet ribbon,a carefully sewed by hand.
 Quite novel styles are of velour with pom pons and chous of cut wool Each one of them pulls down upon the head in the most comfortable fashion, and will be found capital hat for motoring sports wear of any kind Weather cannot injure them and they cannot blow away at the sport of the wind
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
MILFORD

Attorney and Mrs. R. c. Stoddard who were accompanied by Judge w. B. Stoddard are back from an auto mobile trip which took them not only through much of New England but well into Canada and was a lengthy and very pleasant trip that was en- joyed very n. .;ch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Lieutenant Felter of the Salvation Army is visiting Rev. MT. Nichols, pastor of the BeLlapny church, for a few days. MT. Be1ter is located in Albany where he is in command of the Salvation work. He will be at the Wednesday evening service in Bethany church and will play his cornet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

"A gentleman with figure 14 on his hat applied to MT. D. NJ. Read today for a ticket on his free excursion Friday, on the plea that he was under four teen,' the age limit for the chiI- dren.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
RUMANIANs TO JOIN DENIKINE

Paris, Aug. 20-Rumanian military authorities are preparing for an of- fensive east of the Dniester river for the purpose of joining forces with General Denikine's army in southern Russia, according to the Echo de Paris.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

The Congressznen who kick so har6 at staying in Washington and work ing to meet the present crisis. ar the sarns ones who shook hands wit every voter while canvasstng befoT, ~lanf4au
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

At the town meeting last evening it was voted to build the road between Brown street and Memorial Bridge 20 feet wide at an additional expense of $400, making the total for that piece of road and the Eels Hill Road SS,40O, $500 expended on former ap- propriations to be applied and $2,5OO to be added to the 1920 budget
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

There will be Q very important meeting at tho Town Hail this even- ing. The subjects to be brought up are; police protection, schools, fire department, water supply. town roads bridges and drains, crosswalks and sidewalks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

When the supplies of anything fall short, prices are raised on account of ;he scarcity. and when the supply increases, then prices are raised on account of the extra cost of hand ling
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Miss Beard the popular assistant in the office of tho Superintendent of Schools has returned from her vaca- ton and has resumed her duties at her desk in the Town Hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Mrs. M. J. Dahlin and daughter, Gladys of Nichols avenue, left yester- day to spend a few weeks motoring in New York state.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Mrs. A. W. Dahlin and son Arthu, IT,. of Nichols avenue. have returned home after spending some time with Mrs> Dahlin's mohter. Mrs. F. F. Ma. Ginn of SS4 Barnum avenue, Bridge. port.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Arnold Schmitz has generous ly volunteered to furnish soda water free to the children on D. M. Reads picnic Friday"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Miss Winifred Hamilton of Broad bridge avenue is spending a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Norwich, Connecticut.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Captain William Doe Mills and Lieutenant George Bartlett spent a delightful day fn Savin Rock Tuesday where they enjoyed a fine shore din nor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

The boilers in the firehouses n.re being remodeled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

It might not be a bad idea to bring up the subject of a vacation for Chief Judson in some of these town meet ings. After eight years of steady ser vice he must be entitled to at least two weeks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
White Silk Stockings

Pure thread silk with a graceful designed embroidered in white silk. A floral spray that runs up the in step. Very pretty and nice quality. White only.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
Mems Hosiery

Thread Silk, black, gray and Cordovan, the weave known as "Lily of France.
 $1.00 Two-toned T h T e a d Silk, with reinforced heels and toes.
 85 cts. Fancy Silks. A small lot in novelty effects, very pleasing.
 $1.25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Barney O'Brien, manager of the At lanic and Pacific Tea Company store, has just purchased a new Ford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

A quit claim deed given to the town by J. D. Brown covering last at Wood mont for a roadway was accepted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Arthur Carter. waiter in the Strat- ford lunch, was the guest of Michael Lee of Bridgeport, recently.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

mont for roadway was accepted.
 The athletic sports of Welcome Home Day will be on the green and will be as follows: 10:3O a. .m., 1OO- yard dash and 16-lb. shot put; II a. m., running broad jump; 11:15, standing broad jump; 11:30 running high jump; noon, 220-yard dash; 12:20, th-oe-legged race; 12:4O, tug of war. Service men requested to ap- pear in shirts, trousers, leggins, etc., but without blouses and without in signia. Hats optional. The State Guard. both companies invited to participate, and to share in the delights of the clambake.
 The various town officers filed their wants for 1920 with the finance board on Monday evening, most of them appeAring in person. The indications are that it will take an increase of salary in many cases to satisfy, to keep pace with the general rise of compensation that has been given in all lines to meet the H. c. of L.
 The next regular meeting of the w. R. c. will be held Tuesday even ing, August 26, at which time the summer vacation will come to an end.
 MT. and Mrs. Cashow started yes terday morning on a trip tc Massa- chusetts and Maine by auto. They will be away for about ten days.
 Miss Ethel Winterholder will pass part of her vacation at Compo Beach and the balance at Jamaica, L. l., with relatives.
 The democratic caucus has been dated for Sept. 18th following the re- publican caucus by one day. Nothing definite has been learned regarding the slate and it is safe to say that it has been only roughly outlined thus far.
 The hose laying contests have de- veloped to a point that the question of superiority stands between Devon and the Arctic Engine Co. Devon made a remarkable record on a bad night and their performance has ex- cited surprise and admiration.
 Should a suitable prize be offered for the final match 1t would create a special interest and would be well deserved recognition of the sports manship and department pride that have prompted the commissioners and men in arranging the contests.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs Albert P. Stowe, which will explain Mir. Stowe's absence from the session of the finance board on Monday even ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Walter Parks, Chick" Lane, and Albert Anderson went fishing Tuesday. Reports state that the catching was very poor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Mrs. O. r. Swanson and children of Canaan Road and Mrs. E. Barnum and children left town recently to spend a few weeks in New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
S45.00
oilet Comforts

l oilet Comforts Bath Salts,
 Garden of Allah Garden of Roses Violet Simplicity. Toilet Waters,
 Violet Exereme Gardenia
 Rose O'Mara
 Violet Sec.
 Yanky Clover
 White Lilas.. S1.04 each Witch Hazel Creme g cts. Acme Lotion, for skin eruptions, S1.30
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Style 800. This model is especial ly adapted to small women. It is French design, made up from all wool velour cloth with embroidered sleeves and the new draped shawl collar. It is lined throughout with sol-satin. Shown in brown, green and navy blue.
 Price S50.00
 Style 8O1. A graceful garment made from wool velour, displaying "throw-collar" and embroidered cuffs. The fullness is gathered into yoke, and fine tucks trim the garment distinctively, giving the effect of long lines. The coat is lined throughout with sol-satin. Shown in green and navy blue. Sizes 14, 16 and IS years.
 Price $50.00
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Albert P. Stowe, which will explain Mir. Stowes absence from the session of the finance board on Monday even ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
S45.00

Style SOY. An attractive Belted Wrap made of all wool velour cloth. It has draped collar which may be worn open or closed which is lined with contrasting broadcloth. It is warm and sensible garment as well as good looking. Lined throughout with French sateen. In brown, navy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21

Mss Helen Smith of New -ork city spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Smith of White street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
WOJNY
E REFORMIE SA-
DOW WOJENNYCH.

Washington, 81 maja. - Wal
ka o zaprowadzenie reform odpo-
wiednich W obecnym systemic So
dow wojennych, rozpocznie sic W
przysziym tygodniu. w ostat--
mich dniach odbylo sic kilka waz
nych konferencyi W tel sprawte,
a w rezultacie postanowiono ma
tychmiast ~przystapiG do piracy
mad projektem W sprawie zaPro-
wadzenia reform.
Jak sic ma te sprawe zapatrule
prezes komisyi wojskowej Izby,
ME Jest jeszcze wiedomem, wick
szosc jednakze czlonkow komisyi
zar6wno demokraci jake tez re-
publikanie, jest "a TEN, ably "a
prowadzono zmiany.
Reprezentaht Johnson oswald
cyl, re W Izbie nizszej znajdzie
sic odpowiednia liczba glosow ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
Is OSoB POKALECZONYCH
WE

Cd Is do 80 osob odnios}o
mniej hub wiecej~ powazne pokAle-
czenia w wypadku tramwajowym
onegdaj o po}nocy, Ma przecieciu
ulic Indiana ave. i 47mej zderzy-
ly sic t~ramwaje. Me wiadomo, co
bylo powodem zderzenia sic. Po-
kaleczeni byli ma obu tramwa--
jach. .f..
Detektyw w. Cusack byl jed
nym z pokaleczonych. Padf i
stracif czeSciowo przYtomnoSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

towano u. Sa to wszyscy cudzo-
ziemcy. So miedzy mimi takae ta-
cy, ktorych wladze oc roku po-
szukiwaly. So takze tacy, ktorzy
unikali poboru wojskowego, O.
raz inn, ~t6rzy So podejrzani o
zamachy z bombami.
Prok. FED. Clyne, Inspector I'M
migracyjny Ely i szef policyi
Clarity oswiadczyli, re 7nalezio-
no w kwaterze anarchistow W
Kensington d1uki i papiery, kto'
re zawieraja dowody o spisku a
narchistow w celem uwolnienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
B0JKA WE WYDZIALE SA-
SLEDZTWO MA
ZWANE

Przyszio onegdaj do skandalicz
nych zajsc ma posiedzeniu wy
dzia{u sanitarnego, w ktorym frak
eye republikanskie zwalczaja sic
zajadle.
Kulminacya Walk by}a b6jka,
w lktorej czlonek Carr uderzyi
czionka Nance'go w nos i powa-
liz go ma biurko. Inni czlonkowie
natychmiast Unconventional i po-
iozyli kres dalszej awanturze.
Wydzial postanowil wdrozyc
sledztwo W sprawie swych Gym
noSci. Ia rezolucya, upowazniaJa
ca sledztwo, glosowa}o siedmiu
cz}onkow, a dwoch przeciw niej
Prezes wydzia}u Sergel i czionek
Nance glosowali przeciw rezoiu-
cyl, .nazywajac ia nhumbugiem",
,,szopa' farsa. Rezolucye pred
lozyi czfonek Paullin. Prezes
Sergel prosil czionka Cara, axe
by zajal ma moment krzeslo pre-
zesa, gdyz pragnie przemawiac
o rezolucyi. Carr odmowi}' Gdy
wyjasniai swa odmowe, przerwal
mu Nance. Nastapiiy ostre s}owa
poozem Carr przystapil do Nan
ce'a i uderzyl go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Jako dowod solidnosci firmly ma
sci ziozylismy W Bauku sumo
100000 jak swiadczy nitej
podane zaswiadezenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
KRoTKIE Re
STOLICY A

Washington, 81 maja. - Pier
wsze posiedzenie -vydziafu immi-
gracyjnego rozpo"ze3o sic walka
Pomiedzy zwolennikami a Przeciw
nikami przew6dcow, nawofuja-
cych do zamkniecia granic anne
rykanskich ma diva lata, deporto-
wanna obconarodowcow, ktorzy
odwolali chec pozostania obywa-
telami amerykanskimi, ably unik-
nae wojskowosci i spisywania co
pewien Gas wszystkich mieszkan
cow, kt6rzy ME So jeszcze obywa-
telami.
Prezes Johnson domagai SIG,
ably zamknieto granice amerykah
skie ola wszystkich Europejczy-
k6w, a W szczeg6lno$ci Niemcow
kt6rzy caiemi gromadami beda
opusDczac sw6j kraj, ably unlk-
nae placenia podatk6w wojen--
nych.
Reprezentant SABBATH Z Chicago
zapowiedziai, re stanowczo wy
stapi przeciw temu projektowi,
oSwiadczajac, re Jest on niepo-
trzebny i zanadto drastyczny.
- Przew6dcy robotnikow ka-
nadyjskich wysiali do Gompers'a
depesze, domagajac sic, ably wy
woiano W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych strajk z sympathy dla robot
nik6w kanadyjskich.
- Gen. Menoher, dyrektor lot
n;ctwa, zaproponowa}, ably wy
budowano po calym kraju see
reg stacyi ola balonow sterowych
kt6reby ~dopomagaly r6znym de-
partamentom W rozmaitych rodza
zach piracy i sluzyly do przesyta-
MIA waznych depesz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Usuniecia powyzszych zadal
Adolph Germer, sekretarz partyi.
Tu trzeba zaznaczyc, re ten
sam AdolPh Germer wraz z inny
mi przywodcami partly socyali--
stycznej It. ]. Bergerem, Eng
dahlem, Krausem i Tuokerem),
uznany zostai pred kilku mie--
siacami przez lawe przysieg}ych
W Saddle fedcTalnym sedziego
Landisa winnym dzialalnosci ME
lojalnej i antirzadowei podczas
wojny Stanow Z}ednoczonych z
Niemcami.
Germer twierdzi, re dlatego IL
sunieto wyzej wy1nienionych, pc
niewaz naleza do skrajnej lewicy,
usiIuja za}ozyt sowiety, rozkazy
partyi socyalistycznej ignoruja /
zamierzaja caly przenysi gwai-
tenn jak ~najwczesniej opanowac,
co jest przeciwne platformie par
tyi socyalistycznej, krora stara
sic reformy swe droga prawna
stopniowo przeprowadzic.
Zjazd ten uchwalii, azeby ma
dzien 30ty sierpnia zwo3ac do
Chicago krajowa konwencye PAL
tyi socyalistycznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
Ona 60 Una.

Dozorca chorych: - MAJ PAM
mial Sdaje mi sic ogromna goracz-
ke w nocy, DO krzycza}:
,,Ty kanalio! ty bestyo. ty pocz-
waro!"
iona: - Ach.. to on tax tylko
we snie widocznie rozmawia} re
mnAi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

wiezniow anarchistycznych, Q
mordzie wybitnych osob i URGED
nikow, oraz O zamachach Z bonn
bami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31


Murzyn, stojacy w poblizu, usi-
lowai, 60, obrabowac. Lecz detek
tyw przyszedl sobie, murzyna o.
panoWaI i aresztowal.
SPISEK A~NARCHISToW
Urzednicy federalny wykryll
spisek anarchist6w, ktorego &C.
lem bylo wypuszczenie anarchi-
stow z wiezni6w W calym kraft.
w czwartek policya, jake rezul-
tat wykrycia spisku, urzadzi}a o.
bfawe ma konwencys anarchi-
stow w Kensington, gdzie aresz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
CHADSEY zADA PROCESU.

C. E. Chadsey, ktorego SOLID
ma szostka" usuneia z urzedu SUI
perintendenta szko} p~ublicznych,
wczoraj wystosowa& list do prok.
stan. Hoyne'a, w kt6rym oswald
CA, re nova rada szkolna dopu-
Sciia sic kryminalnego wtracania
do spraw szkolnych i zada, a%cby
sadownie poiozono kres radon
tejze ,,szostki".
P. Chadsey zaangazowat II. P.
Bergera, jake swego adwokata,
ktory wytoczy akcye novel ra-
die szkolnej. Berger by} do mic
dawna a%systentem pr%okuratora
stanowego i jest bliskim przyja-
cielem prok. stan. Hoyne'a,
P. Berger wczoraj udal sic do
p. Hoyne'a i wniosi formalna
proSbe, azeby wytoczone bylc
Sledztwo pred grand Jury" W
sprawie novel rady szkolnej /
jej usunieciu P. Chadsey'a.
P. Hoyne oSwiadczyl, re pole
Gil jednemu re swych a~systentow
azeby przeprowadzii dochodze-
MIA. JeSli sic okaze, re fakta tego
wymagaja, Sledztwo bedzie wdro
zone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Uchwalono take, azeby ma
dnia Ago lipca rozpoczeta zostafa
serya zebran protestacyjnych W
calym kraju przeciw u~wiezieniu
E. Debsa.
Ma konwencyi w sierpniu plat
lorna partly bedzie poprawiona.
Ostatnia platforma, przyjeta W
St. Louis, byia powodem, il wielu
socyalistow dostato sic do wig
zienia, gdyz byla progermahska.
Komitet wykonawczy partyi
socyalistycznej nazwal traktat
pokojowy Ypokojem nienawiSci"
i .wstretna farsa". Uzy} 5000
slow ma ropis swego stanowiska
odnosnie do traktatu p~oko'owc-
go. Wyslai pozdrowienia do So
cyalistow we wszystkich krajach,
w ktorych walcza o wolnosc pre-
civ kapitalizmowi. Atakrje Pol
ske i Czecho Slowakie, jake
kraje reakcyjne, ktore o1placa-
jac sic "a pomoc alianska, alta
kuja rewolucye ludowe W R>syi
i ma Wegrzech. w rezultacie tax
re, jak oswiadczenie socyalist6w
opiewa, urzadza sic pogromy ma
zydow w Polsce, w Rumunii i M
Ukraine.
w obradach wzieli udziai: Sey
mour Stedman, prezes, z Chica-
! go. !. NJ. Work, z Milwaukee, F,
Holt, z Oklahoma, G. Goebel Z
New Jersey, F. w. Kraft, takze
z New Jersey, A. Wagenknecht
z Cleveland, L. Katterfeld Z Wa
shiDgton, Ben Hanan z Kansas
City, Abraham Shiplacoff i J. O
Neill z Nowego Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
krOnika MieiSCOWa.

Dokonczenie re strongly l~-szej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
DIAZ LACEY SIZE z VILLA.

greSu.
DIAZ LACEY SIZE z VILLA.
Juarez, Mex, 81 maja. =
Wszyscy rewolucyjni wodzowie
meksykanscy zbiora sic dzisiaj W
obozie wojskowym gen. Carrera,
Po{ozonym ma granicy miedzy
Nuovo Leon a Coahuila, celem
zorganizowania sic Q pracowania
kampanii pod tymczasowym pre-
zydentem A~ngeles'em i Villa. je-
go ministrem wojny. Ma zebra
niu tenn bedzie nominowany Pssy
SKY prezydent Meksyku W miej-
see Carranzy. Wszyscy jedno-
mySlnie twierdza, re nominacye
otrzyma DIR. Gomez, znajdujacy
sic obecnie w San Atomic, Tex.
Ma zebranie to zaproszono takze
Gen. F. Diaza, kt6ry a1bo sam
osobiscie stawi sic ma ME, albo
tez wysle swych przedstawicieli.
w Meksyku istnieje obecnic czter
nascie roznych ruch6w REVOLT
cyjnych, Przew6dcy lub ich repre-
zentanci beda obecni ma dzisiej-
szej k~onferencyi.
Nogales, 81 maja. - Gen. J.
Torres sprowadzi} swych zolnei-
rzy W liczbie 900 do Nogalez, So
nora, celem wzmocnienia garn1-
zonu W Juarez. Pc drodze wys}ai
do rzsdu Carranzy proSbe, ably
postarano sic Cd Department.:
Stanu amerykanskiego o pozwo-
lenie na wolne przejScie meksy-
kanskich zo{nierzy przez teryto-
ryum amerykanskie. Torres usi-
.uje przedosta6 swych zo}nierzy
ma Iinie Texas = New Mexico, 4
nastepnie poslaG ich przez rzeke
dc Juarez.
ARMIA VILII ZWYCIEzONA
FL Paso, 81 maja. - Punk. J.
G. Escobar, komendant garnizo-
nu W Juarez, wys1a} do g@n. J. A.
Castro'a W Chihuahua depesze z
zawiadomieniem o odniesieniu
zwyciestwa wojsk federalnych
rad wojskami rewolucyJnymi w
okolicy Santa Andres, czterdzle-
sci pie6 mil ma po}udniowy "a
wtorek rano i trwaia przez diva
ch6d. Bitwa rozpoczela sic we
dzieScia cztery godzin. Armia
Viii pod dowodztwem Lopez'a
straciia polowe swych zo&nierzy'
Armia federalna byia pod do
w6dztwem gen. P. Hernandez.
Generality konsul A. G. Garcia
wydaI urzedowo zawiadomienie,
re miasto Chihuahua jest Poza
niebezpieczenstwem ataku re
strony rewolucyonistow.
Washington, 81 naja. - Po-
mimo, re Stany Zjednoczone rok
temu ostrzegly Rad Carranzy
pred silnym ruchem r~ewolucyj-
nym, Carranza jednakze wcaIe
ME zwazai ma przestrogi Amery-
XII. Villa Cd roku przygorowywai
sic ma obecna kampanie, zbiera-
lac bron, amunicye i zapasy zyw
noSci; zgromadzii przytem tax
wiele wojska, re powaznie zagra-
"a rzadowi Carranzy, cd ktorego
OtrzymaI fataln2 porazke try Ia
IA temu.
,NC-4" w HISZPANII.
Washington, 81 maja. - Fly
droplan amerykanski ,,NC-4", kto
ny pierwszy dokonal przeiotu
przez Atlantyk, znajduje sic sto
mil cd Lizbony ma rzece Monde
go, gdzie sic zatrzyma} w drodze
do Plymouth, wskutek popsucia
ne maszyny. Pc naprawieniu mo
torow, komendant Read wyru-
szyi W dalszs droge, a Przebywa-
lac przestrzen Us mil, wylado-
wal w Ferrol w Hiszpanii ola
przenocowania tamze. Stad wy
ruszy dalej, skoro tylko dopisze
pogoda. Postaio mu tylko $50 mil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Przeprowadzenie projektu. gdy
przyjdzie do glosowania. Oswald
cyl przytem, re prawdziwym ME
przyjacielem proje1tu jest sam
Department wojny, ktory ma
kierowac powszechna propagan-
de przeciw jakimkolwiek retor-
nom W Systemic sadow wojen-
nych.
WYPADEK
San Diego, 81 maja. - Porucz
mix E. S. Wisdom stracii zycie,
gdy aeroplan, kt6rym sic wraz z
porucznfkiem E. R. Kalley'em
wzbii W powietrze, runal ma zie-
mic z wysokoSci kilkuset stop.
Porucznik Kelley odniosl tyTko
male pokaleczenia. Powodem ka-
~tastrofy mia} bye ogien.
Nowy York, 81 maja. - R. J.
Wilde, lotnik z Baltimore, oraz
w. E. Rice, pasazer, zostali ME-
bezpiecznie potiuczeni. gdy aero
plan, ktorym l~ecieli, uderzyi PREY
ladowaniu o plot. Odwieziono ich
n~atychmiast do poDlishego szpl-
tala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

rzedaiego zezwolenia ma to Kon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE

Dokonczenie ze STRONGLY l-szei
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-07
AMERICAN LEGION BENEFIT

At the Lyric Theater next Monday
evening, for the benefit of tn Ameri-
can Legion, there will be presented
a VAUDEVILLE performance by local tai
ent, which has been rehearsing and
preparing for some time past.
The program is we'll arranged, in
Guiding a number of popular, enter
tanning and amusing stunts; and the
show will be we'll worth the money.
Then the benficiary-Ridge-Igo Post
of the American Legion, consisting of
the flower of the manhood of Santa
Cruz County, which bloomed upon the
bloody fields of Flanders and France,
in defense of American principles
should and will open the hearts and
loosen the purse strings of all in pay
ment of liberal patronage, filling the
house.