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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02
SONS OF CHANPOEG
Continued from Page IL

ChsmpOeg for March 4, 1913, but a pc.
tition was circulated for a meeting to
be held at the old Oregon Institute
now willamette university-for Feb
ruary 2, 1913. This meeting appointed
a committee Of six to meet at the home
of Joseph Gervais on March 6, 1913.
This is Historically known as the "Wolf
meeting" as there was first a discussion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Of means to protect floeks and herds
from wolves. Then the setylers got
down to business, appointed a commit
tee of l2 and called a meeting for May
9. ls4s, at Champoeg On that day by
the vote Of SO to so, the missionaries
aud their friends had the majority and
the Oregon territory was henceforth un-
der & provisional government.
From historical standpoint the fol
lowing is Of interest.
In 1870 there was 1877 Americans in
the Oregon country. In lS4S, there
came 112 and the great immigration Of
ls43 brought 900.
The first nrnhibition laws passed west
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

You feel different the minute you
take it-a gentle soothing warmth fills
the system. It's a pleasure to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Helps purify the blood, drives out the
germs of winter, gets you hustling,
full of life and energy. 35c. Tea or
Tablets. D. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Dull, lifeless ewes, colorless lips. sal.
low yellow checks. give eirl little
chance for "man" these days.
Don Z lose heart, Just take Hollister 3
Rocky Mountain Tca--hclps TO make
YOU attractive and fair. Don Z delay,
begin today. ID, J Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

A wedding Of interest to a number
Of Sslem people took place at La
Grande Thursday when Miss Ina vii
son Of La Grande bleame the bride Of
Lieutenant Arnold 6ralapp Of salem.
Mr. Gralapp has large circle Of
friends in this city, being a former
student Of Willamette university. The
wedding Is the result Of a war time rO-
nance which began when Lieutenant
Gralapp was stationed at La Grande
during the early stages of the late
war.
Willis NJ. Bartlett, friend Of the
groom and another willamette stu
dent, acted as best man.
The Sweet Briar club met with Miss
Helen Taylor last Wednesday after
noon. Because Of unavoidable cireum-
stances the character party that was
to have been given was postponed un-
til the next meeting. Mrs. AL Steiner
will be hostess at the affair.
The junior music class Of Sacred
Heart academy were presented in a
reeital this afternoon at St. Joseph 3
hall. As usual, il met with a great
deal Of success and large and aPpre-
ciative audience attended.
Mrs. William Fugate, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Grace, left fol
Idaho today for a visit with Mrs. Pau
In. Fugate.
Among the Salemites registered al
Portland hotels are Marshall Cooper
liz. r. slade and H. II, Some. They
are guests at the Imperial during theil
stay in the city.
Mrs. George Schroeder has return
ed home, after visiting in ROseburg
for few days.
! Miss Amelia Babeoek left yesterday
for Corvallis to enjoy the annual Jun
ior week end festivities at o. A. c.
While there, she will be the guest OF
Miss Gertrude East at the Alpha Ch
Omega sorority house. Miss BabeOcl
expects to enter o. A. c. next yea
for, four year course in economies.
Mrs. b. Y. Umeler who has beer
visiting in Portland for the past few
; days, returned home today.
Miss Villa Huckestein is a Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gehring and fam
ily visited at VIM. Maurer S Sunday.
Miss Audrey BGggett sprained her
ankle while getting off the stage in Sa-
lem Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Steffen and family,
Miss Gladys Webb and Miss Aaalne
Buyserie spent the evening with VIII
Liehty's g Wednesday.
Those calling on Mrs. Arthur uoffin
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Monday evening were Mrs. Fred Dur
bin. Mrs. J. W. Baggett. Miss Ada Buy
serie and Miss GLADYS Webb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02
0nePiece Creeper

Made with Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves with turned back cuffs
aud belt Of contrasting material.
Convenient drop seat. Body but
tons ~ tHr haFA, fahIies on tue
sides. Pearl button trim.
Ages I. 2. 8. 4......- Sl.75
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02
SOCIETY.
By GERTRUDE Robson

: = ****&**
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02
Boys One-Piece Suit

Made with high. rounded nees.
set.in kimoHa sleeves. belt aud
patch pocket Of contracting ma.
feriai. Buttons in the back.
Trimmed Eilh peafl buttons.
Convenient drop seat.
Ages g. I. .s1.75
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02
LIBERTY BELLE PLAY SUITS

fer children BY mother who fully appreciated the
ons Of making clothes fer growing children which would
able materials with good and refined These
made Of Invnebe sainga unique sensible and dainty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Mrs. William Fugate, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Grace, left fol
Idaho today for a visit with Mrs Pau
r.. Fugate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Among the Salemites registered al
Portland hotels are Marshall Cooper
III. r. Slade and H. II. Some. They
are guests at the Imperial during theil
stay in the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Mrs. George Schroeder has return
ed home, after visiting in ROseburg
for few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

We have in stock the same material in plain blue or
pink also white and blue or white and pink stripes,
for those who wish to do their own sewing. It's
superior cloth at low price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

The junior music class Of Sacred
Heart academy were presented in a
recital this afternoon at St. Joseph 3
hall. As usual, it met with great
deal Of success and large and aPPre-
ciatiye audience attended.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

Mrs. b. +. Dmeler who has been
visiting in Portland for the past few
days, returned home today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-02

A. C. Morris is registered at the I'm
perial hotel in Portland. Mr.. Morris
is connected with the local branch Of
the Southern Pacific.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
|Daewiec strzelc6w ocalonych
Cd Iodu.
~PochWycenf ma Hear Is
land W jeziOrze Leeeh.
Iecz Okret ich QcaIif,

WALKER, Mimi. l list. Die
wieeiu cx}onk6W 2 party str ss'
.kiej okrazonych lodem ma Wys--
pie Bear Island zostalo. ocalonych
. teggo miejsca Wczoraj p6zno vie
.czorem, gdy parowiec Ocen Ann.
.zdoiaI dotrzec przebijajac sic
przez kanal idobiIna Wyspe.
Strzelcy opuscii Minneapolis
l9zpazdziernika i mieli zamiar pc
wr6ciic re swej wycieczh " pre-
ciagu tygodnia. w przeszly pia-
tex wieczorrem, lod ma ~jeziorze,
"a cienki azeby ntrzyymac mez-
czyzlle n~agromadz1l sic mad brze-
giem jeziiora. Lod by1 jednak do
syc gruby ably zapobiedz pre-
Tod do Wyspy. Gdy.
.strzelcy HE Wracal do Walker, y.
.sobote Wieczorem mieszkaaaleyy 20
stalizaalarmoWanmi Wyslano par,
tyaIuldMn u poszukiWanie agiz
lionych 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Operatorzy min ostrzegaja
Iecz ME oglosli planow.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona' Mimi, on
Nov. 4 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917.
CHICAGO, Ill. 1-go listopada.
400, 900 g6rnik6w unijnych "a
strajkowalo7 dis W: zywicznych
kopalniach. Pzyzwalajac ma "a
DANA operatoroW Z ktorych by1o
kilku, Gale 100000 chca STAG PREY
strajku. Liczba ludzi roszczacych
pretensye przez unie, ktorzy wy
sill Ia strajk pred pofudniem,
zgadzajaca sic z zap1aconym
czfonkowstwem w plice gf6wnej
kwatery narodowej W Indianapo-
lis PREY koncu sierpina wynosi
401,43S.
Nigdzie ME raportowano 0 ME
rorzadkach tax Wczesnie tego
dnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
WILTON, N. OAK. I listop.

WILTON, N. OAK. I listop. =
Kazdy robotnik unijny z 300 gor
nik6w jest dis PREY piracy, entu--
zyastycznie natezajac wszelkie
wysi}G ably sprostac wczorajsze-
mn produkowaniiu 1900 ton.
Washburskich drzewistych weegli.
Byla tn ogolna radosc pomiedzyy
gornikami wczoraj wieczorem gdy
ma SVEN og6lnem posiedzeniu
zwofanem dla rozpatrzenia- spra-
wy strajkowej zawiadomienia Cd
prezydenta Lewis byiy czytann1e
zawiiadamiajace ich aby poxo-tsa
przyy. swell prae:y' az gdy sic nara.
daa z Henrykiem brennan, prezy.
dentem 27go dystryktu unijnych
robotnik6w g6rniczych W Amery
&c W Billings Mont.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
@ ~niezwyklym przypadku do.
nosza z Moarhead.

MOORHEAD, MINI. / listop.
Kooner b. G. Me1ander W pow.
Clay, rozpoczai dis spraWie dWo
jga dzieci zabitych wczoraj POI
no wieczorem przez aeroplan kie
rowany przez p6lkownika Ed. Ak
Eberga, y Enderlein N. Oak.
E Clifford Lomsdal, 8letni chic
piec j Elsie Moe, 14cie lat stara
zostali zabici gdy aeroplan Ak
.berga uderzyi lekko SAME ktory-
mi ofiary j IL innych dzieci Wra-
Gallo re szkoly. TIE drugie dzieei
zostaly ranione gdy ogon plann
przewr6cii sanki gdy Axhergg
chcia1 sic wzl1osic Axberg posod-.
kryciu tego tlumaczyl sic re die
ssci byly jemue. " adrodze gdy onsla-.
doWa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0bostrzenie juzi sic rozpoczelo

CHICAGO, I'll. l listop.-Dzis
rozpoczaf sic tn akt przymusowej
prohibicyi. Levy Mayer adwokat
W sprawach dystylarnych udal
sic do Washington ably rozpo-
czac czynnosc W wyzszym sadie
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Pan Mayer powiada re mu sic
zdaje re prohibicya wojenna sic
skonczy1a a vice i take prawa
jak akt rewidowania i konfiska-
eva staja sic " Illinois bezskutecz
lie. On powiada re zaklada swa
.opinie ma decyzyi federalnego sa-
du w Louisville diva dni temu i
ma veto po}ozonem przez prey
dcnta Wilsona na prohibicye pod
|czas wojny, kt6ra pan Mayer ma
zywa "ostatecznem Wydaniem
wyroku przez prezydenta re de
mobilizacya zostala ukonczona.
Louisyillska decyzya utrzymu.
je re akt prohibicyi wojennej
przekroczyl plata poprawke do
konstytueyi. Rad zapozwanrlyy
wprost do wyzszego sadu q pan
Masf' powiada re wtej spraWaiiyee
|udaje sic do Washingtonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
BolszeWicki okret Do 81. "a
napelniony be.,a,;eLas.1
pagandl.

~HELasINGF0Rs / istop
opisuja Q poehwyceniu bolsze-
Wickiego okretu ktory wi6M ladu
mex do Amerykanskiej legacy
ze Stockholmw przejsseiiu DO a.
mmerykanskich muzeow, e sehwy
t q zostal przez brytyjskiego
niszczy,ciela naWodach Fiinskich
j, zabrany DO Bjorke. Pod 1adun-
KEN nu, znaleziono podobno'
mase bolszeWickiiej iteratury,
5der1ukoWanej y anggielskim, fran
euskimm niemieekiim jezykut.
sic tam takzecennlyy..
zlbidr' rzeczy artystycznych film
.przedstaWiajaeyeh stan soWietu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Cd dochodow skarbo'
Wychlnaja Wiele piracy.

WASHINGTON, lisop. 20:
barczeni drastycznem ustawami
wprowadzellia aktu prohibicyi:
ktory uskuteczniony zostal dgy
prohibicya Wojenna, pc przepro;
Wadzeniu przez senat miary po-
mad veto prezydenta skonczyla
sic Wczoraj pozno Wieczorem, a.
sgenci W biurze weWnetrznych do
chod6w .skarbowych rozpoczeli
dis zadana prace wykonanias alb
solutnych zapowiedzi Q fabryko.
waniu j sprzedazy likieroW.
Kilka pozostaiych W Stanach
EZjednoczonych salonow byfy
dis otwarte Ola. sprzedazy tylko
trunkow 20 mniej niz po1owe Q
.jeden prf6cent .alkoholu. Leez ma
przekore temu drastycznemu pc
stanowieniu to ME poWinno do
.tyczyc czfowieka ktory ma nagro
zapasy ola sWego Villas
aego uzytku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
AMERICAN RED CROSS NOTES.

to save what would otherwise have been an adj
ditional heavy death TOLL few days later San
Antonio came IN for its share Of the. work in
caring for the incoming trainloads of refugees,
who were met by the Red Gross hospitality in
the form of hot coffee, food and clothing.
II compliance with requests by city and
state authorities the Red Cross officials operat-
ing at Corpus Christi closed their work by
handling IN a survey of the propertysdamage,
together.With suggestions for rehabilitation
Manager Alfred Fairbanks particularly men
stions the Corpus Christi Red Cross chapter as
having rendered distinguished service by liter
ally preparing for the disaster before it had
reached the community, in Consequence Of
which twas able to distribute aid during the
!. first respite of the storm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
|Rodziee zaglodzonej dleW-
czyiy aresztowani.

.GRANNILIiE,s N. OAK. 1 list.
Walter Zimmerman jego iona
zostai ". poniedzialek aresztowa-
nj, W polaczxesnniiu re smiercia Mar
|garety Koottke, 77miio letniiej cork
panstwa Arturo6w Kottke, kt6re:j
zwloki znalezione zostaly w pre-
SLY czwartek w stogu Stony ME
daleko domn Zimmerman6w.
Matka dziecka, PAM Arthuro-
wa Kottke i jej MAJ, kt6ry sic z
MIA ozenil rok pc urodzeniu sic
dziecka, ME zostaf aresztowany
.lecz znajduje sic ped scisEym do
zorem. Zwloki dziewczecia male
ziono W czwartek. DR.. Stone q
.Balfour, kt6ry odbyf cgzaminacy
a zo1adka orzeM re dziecko u
mario n glodu.
Spostrzeggi takze re w zoladku
.znajdoWaiy sic soeznakijaklchs OBJ
cych substanc,yi ola teggo postal
zofadek do stanowego chemika
dr'a B. +. .Ladd w Fargo. RAPPORT
o analizie wykaze prawdopodob-
ME ze dziecko hyie zatrute,po-
wiedzial d. Stone Areszt n6sta-
Pill ", .p1so5niieed;ziaiek przez stalowe
go prokuratora. Ulserada po
wiatu No. Henry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
FOR THE

O. The Red Cross does not desert the soldier
as soon as he has been discharged from the ar
my. just as she cares Cor The. recreation and
omfforts.ofst the wounded men in the army hos
spital,, 50 she looks out for the Weu..being Of the
Sex-serVice man who is under treatment IN The
public health service hospital
Seven hundred thousand dollars worth of
Red Cross fhai.s materials including gauze.
ba11dages, pajamas, towels, comfort kits, laun-s
dry bags fracture socks, bedroomSslippers, I'M
derWear. and bathrobe have recently been.
transferred to public health seryiceshospital
warehouses to be distributed by the Red Cross
hospital personnel. These supplies will be suf-
ficient to provide not only for the 5000 pa
TENTS who are at present IN these hospitals,
but for hundred Of others who are expected
to enter soon for Parliamentary discharged
soldier suffering from any stability contract
sed#in the service is eligible for Treatment in Ia a.
public health hospital, and on application to-
hisIocal ed#s Grosssho1 service section accom-
modations WILDE made.ffor
$3.50 We should all consider It a special prive-.
legge TO BE member Of fheRed Gross.If.You
havesInot vet. enroIied for 20, dol now.
Theressaresbu few who cannot afford a dollar
for this great
RedEzGross roll call Nov. End II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
IN THE STORMS WAKE.

The tropical hurricane which burst over
Corpus Christi, Tex, on September IA, Great
ing a tide of ten feet, six inches and accom-
panied by a<tidal-wave which was driven be-
fore a seventy-mile gale, caused the death. Of
five hundred persons, left four<thousand-home-
less, and laid waste some twenty million dol
lars worth of property. .
The town was without drinking water or
lights; the railroad on. one side.of it was
washed away, and virtually every dwelling on.
it's beach front was destroyed, together with.
the boats moored there. Out IN the bay were
Scores Of human beings, %clinging to spars and
vreckage. The Court House had been turned
into a morgue. .
Governer William 2. Hobby, at j, re-
ceiyed a. telegram from Corpus Christi S mayor.
and another from the American Red Cross at
st. Louis.9The one asked for tW~oseompanies. of
the National Guard, relief supplies and. ffnan-
facilities Of the Southwest. Division OF the Red
Gross at the disnrpsallQff the uffferers
Following this 4 Red Cross relief trains,
originating at Laredo and San Ail..9onnllo.= sped
forward with food, 81 clothing, medical stores
and working personnel.The trains effected an
entrance on the west side of.the stricken town.,
and before wire communications zWerezre- esta-
blished with the the parts Of the world Red
Cross relief had begun. Using q church as head
quarters, the Workers.-estabisaed three can-
teens. and within asfew hours Of their arrival
they were feeding 4 ,0oQl.4person a teach meal
Twenty-Five cases Of clothing were distributed,
and IN addition to the fund authorized at na-
tional= headquart erss SIS ,oo0swas sen. By the Red
Crossschapter at ST. ouis.
Meanwhile mar small towns utside9Cor
pus Christi had been. completely cut off from
the mainland. Boats were the only means of
communication and Of these there were yirttu-.s.I
could look for. hopeelahd from Galyeston it,
came. There thlle1sRedssCross officials obtained
federal permission#to charter 81 government
vessel Relief supplies were rushed aboard, and.
She arrived al the fIIooo diistrictin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

!Nitmey chca pracoWat II go.
din.

GENEVA, 1zlistop: Ma ge-
neralnem zebraniu stoWarzy--
szenia g6rnikoW robotnikow
transportoWych Mannheim, "
Badenii W okolicy mad Renskiej
zadecydowano, ze . poWodu bra
ku Wegli W Niemczech pofudnio-
Wych ustanoWionym bedzie 12sto
godzinny dzien piracy Wolno
myslna praca " niedzie1e az do
czasu gdy chWila stanoWcza
przeminie, stosownie do sdepeszy
z Basel. Raty zapIaty ME zostafy
%ogfoszone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Niekt6rzy pozostali PREY piracy.
kopalnie W Dakocie j zachodnim Kontucky SO W
ruchu -G6rnicy spodzieWaja sic zapisac WieceJ
Z $4,000 g6rnik6W do strajku.

dis ma strajk, odpowiednio do o
g6lnego wywofanego strajku, kto
rry sic rozpoczaI Wczoraj Q p6lno
cy st6sownie doc raportow otrzy
manych cd przewodnik6w uni.
Ma przekore przykazowi rzado
wemu wydalfemu W Indianapolis
pzeciw wywolaniu strajku, naczel
nicy ktorzy ogolnie twierdzili
re beda go lekceWazyc utrzymy-
wall re stalk rozciagnie sic dis
ma p~zeszlo SOC, 900 g6rnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
PADTCAH, KY. / listop. =

PADUCAH, KY. l listop. %
peratorzy w West kentucky do
lt6rych n~aleza Hopkins, Webster
i Christian powiaty oswiadczyli
dis rano re wszystkie miny dis
ss w ruchu jak zwykle@ ME spo-
dzicwaja sic zboczenia umowy
kontraktowej L g6rnikami czego
przcwidywac MONA re maja po-
zostac PREY piracy az do kresu wy
pfaty>i co ~do~godzin~pracy~pfzy.
jetych w przesz}ym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

WASHINGTON, l listop.-G6r
nicy musza rozpoczac ruch " ma
stepnym strajku miekich wegli,
tax zaopiniowali dis oficyalisci
rzadowi.
Strajk byl dis rzeczywistosciia
ola zawiadowczycl1 glow unijnych
robotnikow gorniczych W Amery
ee powsciagniety zostaf cd dzialal
nesci istotnej przez suroWe PREY
kazanie sadu federalnego. Urze-
dnicy rzadowi oczekuja raportoW
co do r~ozszerzenia sic formaeyi
zalezy przyszly kurs dzi~alalnosci
rzadu.
Gdyby mialy nadejsc Wiadomo
sci re jakakolWiek poWazna licz-
ba gornikow postanoWila pozos-
tac PREY piracy Rad byl przygoto
wany dostarczyc i'm obrony. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

parry, listop: Przy kon.
Gu listopada bedzie prawdopodob
ME " Paryzu zakonczenie konfe-
rencyi pokojowej, kt6ra uklada1a
traktaty pokojoWe z Niemcami i
Anstrya i przeprowadzila uklady
pokojowe z. Bulgaria ktore juz
ma ukonczeniu.
Chyba re konferencya moglaby
.osiagnac umoWe 2 Rosya i zmu-
sic do zaprzestania wtracenia sic
W sprawy Wegier zdaje sic nieco.
podobienstwa re traktaty pokojo
NIGGA bye ulozone obecniez We
grami W kt6rej to spraWie konfe-
rencya pokojowa prawdopodob-
ME zakonczy sic bezs ukonczenia
sic traktatoV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

Levy Mayer uwaza ze prohibi-
eva wejenna sic sko1czYla.
Chce WezWaG Wysoki sad
do .ZapObieZenia ObOSt-
rzeniu praWa aktu pro.
hibicyi cytuje veto
WilsOna jake ZakOncze-
ME demObiIiZaCyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
v Washngtonie podej.
ME drastyczre czy mo !; { "
sprawie sIrajku w~eglowego.

WASHINGTON, / listop.-A,
gencye rzadu federalnego rozpo:
ezely dis sprawe ktora bedzie
zalezna Cd strajku " zyWieznych
kopalniach wegla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
.Pershing uwzglednia arlnie Cd
100000 do 100000.
General ME Zgadza sic 2
planem departamentu
Wojny 100000 poWie:
dziaf kOmitetOWi.

H|Sw-" &fSF1tE- @FSE I-rrEFa-
WASHINGTON listop.-Nie-
zgadzajac sic 2 policemen depar
tamentu Wojny o trwala 100000
/ armiegener. John j. Pershing pc
Wiedzia1 dis ma posiedzeniu zgro
madzenia senatu i W izbie komite
til, armii, re liczba ma Wynosic
pomiedzy 100000 do 100000 a
mozliwie i mniej.
Koszt utrzymywania Wielkiej
armii, %powiedziaf general, byl ele
mentem, kt6ry podlug jego OPT
Mi bylby niepodobny do uskutecz
nienia azeby MONA liczbe powiek
szyc.
General powiedzia1 re regular
ma anna powinna bye Wystarcza-
jaca do chronienia narodu pre-
civ naglym atakom j sprostac O.
bowiazkom miedzynarodoWym a.
merykahskim tax ia stalym la
die amerykanskim jak gdzie
indziej j re to powinno. bye Wspie
rane przez cwiczona obywatelska
rezerwe.
Cz1onkowie senatu i izby komi
tetu militarnego W dodatku do
slyszanej pc pierWszy a tel his
toryii odegranej W wojnie swiato-
wei przez pospieszne wyslanie
wojsk amerykanskich, spodzieWa
Ii sic osiegnac informaeye zadaja-
+ce formowania W .przyszlosci po-
|1icyi militarnej narodowej gdy &c
neral Pershing pojaWH sic dis na
|zebraniu sesyi dW6eh komite-
town wielkiej sail kankusoweji
w ofiisowym budynku gdzie rozpa
trywano kredyt pieniezny kt6ry
10 - 49, E--EagEF
odlozono ia strone ola przeslu-
chow najWazniejsze trzymane W
palaczeniu q bilami militarnymi
rozpatrywane byly przez komite-
ty.
Specyalne posiedzenie. 5000
GeneralGPershing, ktory przy-
byl ma posiedzenie komitet6W kto
re rozpatruja trwaIa militarnaa
polityke, powiedzials ze trVale
ewiczenia militarne So wazne ola.
przysposobienia. Cwiozenia mi
|1itarne stanoWia lepszych obyWa.
tell oswiadegzyI on, Korzysci 2 ewi
Iczen powinny sic roeprzestrzenlc
pomiedzy wszystkimi mledyml y
lazmi przez shuzbes .poWieksza sic
ich fizyka ; rozs 81 ich prospektt
ma zycie.
q ustanoWieniem spowszeehnej
sluzby sluzba:wojslkowa powinna
sic rozpoczynae 2 peezatku . ma
ia hezba regularnych wystareza--
jaca dozszybkiego Wyslania wojsk
|kt6ra moglaby bye wywolana do
podtrzy1namia naszych zoboWia-
ran i a amerykanskiim kontynen-
Gle / do osadzenia szaloga zeWnatrz
|po1ozonyeh posesyyiktoryymby do
Wyccwiczone Wojska q
.opr6cz tego rezerWa obyWatelska..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

CHICAGO, Ill. 1listop. Pre-
szlo 1874 gornikoW WeeggloWyych 2
liczby 615,00o 1udl zatrudnio-5
nych " ttyln przemysle Wyyszlhol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

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Posiedzenia pokojowe zako1-
CA sic 1go gruduia.

Traktaty BuRgarskie pod
pisane beda %praWdopo-
dObnie Wkilku dnjach-
Rumlu I'm WyWofuiek fO-
p0ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

lsa|lIalI
Evening journal., 1919-10-04
BUSINESS MEN TO
URGE new BRIDGE
CONTINUED from First PAGE


Chamber OF Commerce has designated
John b. Bird OF the Joseph Bancroft
Il Sons Co; Thomas F Bayard, attOr-
ney; Edgar NJ. Hopes, former city engi-
neer; John A. Booker, OF Booker, Scott
& Moore CO., and Robert p. Robinson,
Of Central National Bank to confer with
representatives Of the Levy Court.
Business men think prompt action
should be taken to nave the bridge in
commission before the Washington
street bridge is clesel 10 trafllo during
the rebuilding which will probably
consume from eighteen months TO two
years.
Heavy through traffic between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore could be divert
ed via the r. & o. bridge and Union
street thus avoiding coniostion In the
centre OF the oity aud the new Iaving
on Delaware and Pennsylvania avenues.
saved great deal Of wear and tear.
In the event Of an accident to the Mar
ket street bridge over the BrandyNlne.
during the time that the Washington
street bridge is closed. II is felt the
situation would be indeed serious. as
all trafnc would be thrown over the
Van Buren, street and tho Eleventh
street bridges