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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Young Arthur Rankin
Of Theatrical Ancestry
Is a Suicide Specialist

Having luncheon with Arthur Ran
kin is like sitting down to a feast
with Banquo's ghost or one of his first
cousins. This is not meant in any
spirit of disrespcct, but simply because
the young actor is a specialist in dying
and has shuffied off this mortal coil
three times lately in moving pictures
eyes, Pm sorry, but you'll have to
put up with an incorrigible suicide"
he remarked as he submitted to being
interviewed in the Algonquin Hotel.
"The fact is. they seem to have me
picked for death scenes-such original
ways of dying, too! | never dreamed
death could be so exciting. In Or.
Jekyll and MIR. Hyde poisoned ring
is my finish. In 'Copperhead' | die
for my country and in The Amateur
Wife first kill the woman | love and
then shoot myself
1--WE discovered one thing about dy-
ing at any rate and that is, that it
takes heroism to be suicide. The
popular preachment is that the man
who tries to kill himself is coward
I'm inclined to think he is a brave
man. It's extraordinary how worked
up you can get about death scene
even when it's only a fake. Upon my
soul, had a glimmer of what it
feels like to die
Indeed, Mr.. Rankin was so concerned
with making the shooting realistic that
in doing his Castle picture "The ANA
teur Wife" he pressed the revolver
close to his chest and let it 20 bang
The blank shot pierced the cardboard
protecting, his chest and mildly pep
pered him. He Will be less conscien-
tlOus next time.
Mr.. Rankin is firmly convinced that
the surest way in the world of getting
projected on to the stage is being the
scion Of a theatrical family. He hap
pens to be closely linked up with the
Barrymores, Davenports and Drews, so
what earthly chance did he have of
escaping the footlights? One of his
earliest recollections is Of his little
sister peacefully sleeping in the tray
of trunk in his mothers dressing
room. His mother was Phyllis Rankin
and his grandfather was Arthur Mckee
Rankin, both we'll known to the stage.
He is nephew Of the Barrymores. and
besides playing in "Thc Jest" is making
pictures under the direction of the
Famous Players Lasky Corporation.
ut runs in the blood -this love Of
the stage" he declared at is a pas
sion. In school or in the army it was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

the power Of makeup to counterfeit
physical limitations. This and the
additional fact that an American au-
dience would be extremely exacting in
its judgment of the Interpretation of
the part made the choice of an actor
for it very difficult indeed. In the
enterprise generated by the emergency
there As been discovered out of that
limbo, 1.-The road" an excellent actor,
Frank McGlynn.
All last summer the producer can
vassed the possibilities, with discour-
aging results. One day at a club
Lester Lonergan, William Harris's
stage director, overheard several ac-
tors discussing the play, and one of
go said: "Of course, the very man
for it would be Frank McGlynn." In
quiry disclosed the fact that he had
once played in "Officer $50" Any lead
was worth considering, and Lonergan
put theatrical agent on the job of
finding McGlynn The agent produced
the information that man of that
name had once appeared in that play
but that he was now dead and that he
had been a short, fat comedian. any
way. B4t Lonergan was persistent and,
urged further, the agent discovered
that another Frank McGlynn had ap-
peared in road company of "OAicer
$685." and, traced through some years
of motion picture work and sta!ked
through a devious path of. stock COM
panies, McGlynn was found to be sit
ting at the very doorstep of New York
where a try-out that had not landed
had left him.
1t is only when sudden emergency
calls an unknown into view that we
become aware of how much resource
lies behind some of the actors of
whom Broadway has never even heard
1t is nearly fifteen years since Nc
Glynn has played in New York, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

actor. 1t lasted through many years
and hundreds of roles. Now on this
side of the Mississippi. now on that
through years of stock, alternating
with an occasional season on tour in
some New York success, McGlynn has
gone on. taking the stage with deadly
earnestness, though New York through
out has been serenely unaware Of him.
There. was circumstance that kept
him from being too venturesome from
stalking too much on a chance of New
YORK success. This was six little Nc
Glynns. They were expensive to feed
and clothe- and even more expensive to
carry around on tour-so McGlynn
stayed as close as possible to the
anchorage of stock work.
In 1909 McGlynn decided that the
moving pictures offered good. steady
financial returns for man with his
responsibilities. He has been direc
TOR TOR the Edison Company and has
appeared in character parts in pic
lures with Mary Pickford. William
Farnrm, Robert Warwick and Billie
Burke. His knowledge of the West
and ranching and his skill with horses
have made him especially expert with
Wild West pictures and in Western
roles.
In 1913-1914 he accompanied the
Giants and White Sox on their tour
around the world. He assembled the
experiences of that tour into moving
picture which the Pathe Company
issued.
Tall and lank and -boned there
are strong native indications in Nc
Glynn that suggest that he does not
rely altogether on makeup or acting
for his effects in "Lincoln.e' And as
for acting, there are Indications. too
that the we'll Of inspiration is not
exclusively reserved for those WIN
play on Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Neighb0rhood Theaters

LEXlNGTON-Corse Payton will open
limited engagement of stock to-
morrow night, the first attraction
being Daddy Long LEGS" by Jean
Webster. There will be a matinee
every day.
SHUBERT-R RIVIERA II. Woods will
present "A Voice in the Dark" with
the the. original n Republic cast, for the
week beginning tomorrow evening
The cast includes Olive Wvndham
William Boyd, Florine Arnold, frank
Monroe, Stewart f. Wilson. Arleen
Hackett, Gloria Lee Hall and others.
coLuMBlA-"The Victory Bellies" will!
be the attraction this week. present
ing a two-act burlesque and a lone
program of vaudeville specialties
The cast includes Eddie Dale. Mjckev
hardwood. Fred Reese, Franz Marie
peSas' VIVIAN Lawrence, jeanette
Brown and Nellie Clark. Mile. Da-
venport and her posing girls viii
appear in living pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Margaret Lawrence Has
Answer to the Question
ssWedding Bells Asks

Is any one ever really happy?
This is not a riddle, but line from
"Wedding Bells" the current farce at
the Harris Theatcr
Only the dull and STUPID, answers
Margaret Lawrence, who plays the
leading role. And she has everything
in the world to make her happy-a
husband, two lovely children, youth and
good looks. Last. but not least, the
little god Success sits on her doorstep,
at 1923 Park Avenue
IT'S perfectly true [ have every
thing to make me happy" she CON
fessed. "And yet | cannot say that I
am content. Perhaps it's the sort Of
divine dissatisfaction the poet talks
about that troubles me. Youth and
Ambition egg me on. | want to do big
ger things.
1--WE never realize we are doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Martha of the Movies
Quite as Ornamental
AS She Is Practical

Imagine being Martha and a beauti-
full motion picture star into the bar
gain!
One had always supposed that Mar
thas were useful but never ornament
al. Yet there is one Martha-surely
the only one-who has risen rapidly to
stardom along with the Marys and all
the rest of them. Her second name is
Mansfield. and she is playing opposite
John Barrymore in "The Strange Case
of DR.. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE now near
ing completion at the Famous Players
Studio. She is also playing with the
Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic.
Never having seen her in pictures.
the flesh and blood Martha was
pleasant surprise after one had fallen
over stray bits of scenery in trying to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Vautleville

Enrol. fresh from Lon
don, where he was principal come
dian of the Hippodrome, will make
his first American reappearance
Monday in "Thc Guest" This is the
Enrol pantomimic farce After a tour
of the Keith circuit he is to be
starred IN new revue. Kitty Gordon
wilt remain for a second.week, assist
ed by her daughter, Vera Beresford.
and her niece, Winnie James. Jack
Wilson also remains a second week in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

poIudniu 1 wieczorem. Kazdy jest G.
bowiszany wypeinit ten obowiazek.
Piotr Mazurkiewicz, PREF; II.
szczodrowski, sekr. 1401 N. Ash
land ave.
- Tow. Kr6la Jana III Sobieskie
90 No. 16 Zjed. odbedzie WspoIna
spowiedz W sobote IS wrzesnia VIE
czorem, a do Komunii sw. przysta-
pi W niedziele rano o godzinie 6tej.
Wszyscy maja sic stawit W niedzieie
rano O godzinie $50 do sail posie-
dzeh, skad wyruszymy do kosciota'
- And. Kujawa, PREF; ]. SzczuKaa
sekr. prot.
Tow. sw. Wojciecha B. NJ. NO
1O4 s. P. W A. odbedzie miesiecz'
ne uosiedzenie W sail zwyk}ych po-
siedzeh, o godzin!e pol do 6smej vie
czorem, wponiedzialek. 15go Wrze'
snia. ObecnosG ~czlonk6w pozadana'
poniewaz sa wazne sprawy do za'a-
twienta. Ktoby mia} zamiar wstapic
MECH sic zglosi. Wstep wolny. -
Ign Derk6Gski. rrez.: J6zef Kra'
sov7ski, sekr. prot, S5S N. Ashland
ave. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
KOMISYA ZYWNOSCIOWA
FAKTEM DOKONANYM.

FAkIEM DOhONAN M.
Komisya, ktorej stworzenle
jest pomyslem prokuratora ely
ne'a, a ktorej obowiazkiem bedzic
kontrolowanie kupcow detal!cz-
nych i hurtownych, sprzedaja-
cych swe artykuiy konsumen-
tom pc cenach wygorowanych,
przybiera coraz to konkretniejsze
formy. Administracya zywnoScio
wa z kwatera W stolicy kraju mia
nowaia ma Chicago swego pred
stawiciela, Johna w. Eckhardta,
ktory urzedowal bedzie w budyn
ku f%ederalnym i w najkrotszym
juz czasie m~iejscowi paskarze
przekonaj9 sic o jego W mieScie
naszem pobycie. w najblizszych
dniach kilku przybierze on sobie
do pomocy odpowiednich ludzi,
~ekspert6w swego rodzaju, ktorzy
badac beda lokalny market, do
woz, transportacye, zapotrzebo--
wanie, a nastepnie naznaczac ma
artykuiy zywnoSciowe take ceny
jake uznane zostana przez mich
"a sprawiedliwe. Prokurator City,
ne re swej strony, zajmie sic
strona prawna tego komitetu zyw
nosciowego, a mianowicie, IL w
~razie, gdy okaze sic potrzeba "a
resztowania tego lub owego kup-
ca "a niewykonanie poleceh kolni-
tetu, natenczas przypilnuje on,
ably sprawiedliwoSci staio. sic "a
dose.
Dw6ch detektywow mianowi--
Gle sierzanci L. Lawrence McDo-
nough, oraz C. Egan z oddziaiu
anarchistycznego, PREY pomocy
innych detektywow re stacyi poll
cyjnej E. Chicago ave-, areszto-
wa}o osmiu podejrzanych mez-
czyzn, kt6rych oskarzono re So
rosyjskimi agitatorami bolszewi-
ckimi. Wiadze ~policyjne przy---
trzymywac beda wiezniow dop6-
ty, dop6ki ME przyznaja SIG do
swych dziatalnosci radykalnych
W zesziym roku. Wedlug o.
swiadczen wladz policyjnych, -
wiezniowie ci maja bye cz}onka-
mi stowarzyszenia u. w. W."
Powyzej wymienieni detektywi
starali sic Cd roku odkryc kwate-
re tego stowarzyszenia, dopiero
wczoraj udalo i'm sic to uczynic,
urzadzajac napad ma ich lokal
pnr. ~ IN. Ada ul., gdzie male
ziono ksiazki bolszewiekiej ten
dencyi, oraz kilkadziesiat czerwo-
nych flag. Planem wiezniow bylo
.urzadzenie masowego yzebrania W
przysziym miesiacu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13


dowcipnisia, W ktorej tenie pi-
SIC tax: ,,Komitet Transportacyi:
Jezeli Wy panicze rzadzic be
dziecie ~.tramwajami ulicznymi
talk, jak rzadzicie wszystkem IN
mem, naowczas chcac sic przeje-
chaG ~tramwajem, bedziemy zmu-
szeni PLACID 1S-cie centow, "a po-
jedyncza jazde. Trzymajcie sic
cd Mich zdaleka" Pocztowka ME
byia podpisana. Oponenci mayora
Thompsona glosza, re opinia te-
60 czsowieka W tel kwestyi, jest
opinia nemal wszystkich obywa-
tell miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. l, twarda,
buszel ................. 1927
Pszenica, No. l, czerwona
buszel $2.26H
Kukurydza, No. 2, Gotta
buszel ........ $1.48 do $3.50
Kukurydza, Nc. 2 biala
buszel ...... $1.49 do 1851
OWES, buszel ON. 2. 69%c do tic
Jeczmieh, buszel 1925 do $1.3S
Zyto, buszel 1890. SLAB do $1.44
BYDLO.
Woiy, tuczne 3. $17.25 do $3.50
Woiy, rocznc -. $1,000 do $500
Krowy. tuczne i jal6w-
XII, .......... $3.50 do $1,000
Cieleta, ....... $3.50 do i. so
SWINE, tuczne $3.50 do $685.
SWINE, wagi miedzy 40 a
100 funtow :. $16.75 do $3.50
Barany, ...... $3.50 do $15.75
Owce, tuczne -. $500 do $3.50
NABIAL.
laja, pierwsza sorta,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
BAKER WYPUSZCZA MA
WOLNoSc sLUz
BY

Fort Riley, Kans., Is. wrzsnia.
- Dowiedziano sic tutaj wczo-
raj, Re Department wojny pota-
jennie wyPuScil IA wolnoSe ME
lakiego J. Barndon'a, najwieksze
go przeciwnka s4rzby wojsko-
wei, oraz przyw6dce oponent6w
wojskowoSci W obozie Funston'a.
Wedfrg rozkazu departamentu
wojny, wladze wiezienne zaopa--
trzy}y Brandon'a W nowy ubi6r
cywilny, oraz w pokazna sume
p;eniedzy - $500. Wieksza Geese
~wiezniow wojskowych, ktorych
przetrzymano w barakach W Lea
venworth, puszczono na wolnosG
W ubiorach cywflnych, dajac i'm
ma droge sunny pieniezne.
SEKR GLASS NAWOLUJE
DO ZNACZ-
KoW
WYCH.
Washington, Is. wrzesnia. -
Sar. skarbu Glass powiadomil
wezoraj, Re intencya departamen-
III skarbu jest otworzenie olbrzy
mrej Rampant, majscej na celu
sprzedat znaczk6w oszczednoScio
wych wv obecnym c~zasie, -
m6wi1 se&u. Glass - istnieje mo-
Re wiecej powod6w do nakiania.
MIA narodu do zafcupowania INA
czk6w oszczednosciowych, nii
pred wo}na-
Z MEKSYKU.
Mexico City, IS. wrzesnia. -
v. Carrarza, wedlug orzeczenia
L. Cabrera, sekretarzs skarbu.
pod zadnym warunkfem ME be-
die wiecej kandydowal ma urzad
prezydenta, pod zadnym takze
warunkiem ME rzecze sic tego u
rzedu pred rpfywem terminu.
ktory mu sic kofrczy W roku 1920,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
Ruch v TOWarzystWacA.
IF sTANLshAWOWA.

- Tow. Najsw. Imienia Nary No.
2gi lied. P. R. X. przystapi wspol-
ME do Komunii r~ocznej W niedziele
dnia 1870 wrzesnia, o godzinie 6tej
rano, a do spowiedzi " sobote po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

d DO oxloGzen - v1elkicn ! na'
tyoA. katdego rodsaju 1 trssci
DzIENNIK CHICAGoSKI rajmujt
b~ezsprsscznis pirws1S mitiSc' y %
tel AmOry0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
PARoLOWANY WIEZIEN


DIVA lata temu zeszlego maja
Franciszek ShuItz, alias Frank
Cooper, alias John Sulinski, oraz
kilka innych aliasow, zostal przez
sad wyslany do domu poprawy W
Pontiac, Mich, ma Gas nieograni-
cDony. Wyslano go TAME, gdy u
dowodnionem ~zostalo, re winny
byl kradziezy. ZeszSego maja, Ro-
misya stanowa puscha go ma vol
nose warunkowa, gdy przyrzekl
tejze re w przysz1osci prowadzil
bedzie zywot cnotliwy. Juz W
cztery tygodnie pc wyjSciu.z VIE
~zienia, brai on prawdoPodobnie II
dial W napadzie, ktory zakohczyi
sic smiercia dwu ofiar. Czterech
mianowicie bandytow, weszlo do
wyszynku Andrzeja Bowmana,
prowadzacego lokal pnr. 447 w.
p III. gdzie rozkazali s~zynkarzowi
i zebranym goSciom podniesG re-
ce do cory. Poniewaz szynNarz
nieco sic z wykonaniem rozkazu
ociaga', podstrzelony zostai w
glove, gost zaS pewien nazwi-
skiem Benjamin Wandell, 32l5
Lexington ul., zabity zostal ma
miejscu. Bandyci pc zabranlu z
kasy $1,000 znikli | do tel pory
ME mogia policya wpasc ma ;ch
trop. Dnia 8go wrzeSnia, p6znym
wieczorem, kilku drab6w napadlo
ma wyszynk pewien, PREY ulicy
Milton i Division, ktorzy pc do
konaniu rabunku, niemolestowa-
nj - zbiegli Jeden tylko z Mich,
zostal spostrzezony przez s~ierzan
ia = detektywa, nazwiskiem Ar
thura Matherna, kt6ry widzac u
ciekajacego szybko czsowieka,
przytrzyma} go, a Pc przeszuka-
niu mu kieszeni, znalazi PREY MIN
cztery rewolwery i l9-cie naboi.
Byl MIN Schultz. Siedzi on cbcc-
ME W cell, PREY stacyi E. Chicago.
Swiadek morderstwa, ktjre popel
nione bylo swego czasu w wy
szynku Bowmana, rozpoznal
wczoraj W Schultzu jednego z ban
dytow, bioracych W napadzie IT,
dzial. Schultz wymawia sic wi
ny, m6wiac, re dnia tego znajdo-
wal sic w wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
JENcY WoJENNI w AME-
RYCE ODESLANI BEDA DO
EUROPY 20. WRZESNIA.

Washington, 13. wrzesnia. -
Wszyscy jehcy wojenni znajduja
.cy sic W Ameryce, mianowicie W
obozie wojskowym Mcpherson,
W Georgia, wysaani bsda naPo-
wrot do Europy transporter,
.ktory wyjedzie z N. Yorku 20
wrzesnia. Moca decyzyi departa-
mentu wojny, wspolnie z biurem
immigracyjnym departamentu
piracy, ci wiezniowie, ktorzy o.
trzymali pozwolenie p~ozostania w
granicach Stanow Zjednoczonych
mopa 10 uczynic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

OSWld0CZcnlc poWyZSZc "yud--
hem zostalo W odpowiedzi ma po-
gloski, jakoby niektorzy politycy
meksykanscy rozpoczeli juz KAN
panic ma korzysc Carranzy.
ISEKR. LANSING NAZWANY
NIEPRzYJAcIELEM R
TATU P~OKoJoWEGo.
Washington, Is. wrzesnia. -
w. G. Bullitt, z Filadelfii, byiy
czionek amerykahskiej delegacyi
pokojowej, zeznawal wczoraj
pred komisya ola spraw zagrani-
cznych Senatu. Ma wstepie o.
swiadczya on, re bedac jeszcze w
Paryzu, seh. Lansing miai o.
'Swiadczye: ,Gdyby sic Senat i
nar6d amerykahski dowiedzial, co
macy traktat p~okojowy, toby
traktat ten nigdy ME zostal "a
twierdzony." Co do kwestyi rosyj
.skiej, W ktorej to kwestyi zostai
wysiany przez sekr. Lansing'a do
Rosy, Bullitt oSwiadczyl, re pod
czas swego pobytu tamze, zal-
wazyi, re zar6wno Trick, ako tez
i Lenin, odczuwali wielka potrze-
be pokoju Pc zawiadomieniu o
tenn pu&kownika House'a, on (Bul
litt) wraz z pulkownikiem Hou-
sem natychmiast starali sic dopro
wadzic do porozumienia pomie--
dry konferencya pokoiowa a Ro-
sya, ale ma przeszkodzie stanal
i'm sam PREF. Wilson, oswiadcza-
jsc, re zajety jest sprawl Me
mice j re ME mole rownoczesnie
z~ajmowat sic sprawl pokojowa
Rosy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

tuzln ........... 52c do DOC
IaJa, druga sorta.
tuzln ........... 44c do 45c
Masio, lsza sorta, tunt =. 54Hc
Masfo, 2ga sorta, furlt 49c DO o2c
Ser "DalsleS" tunt -. QUO DO Sic
Ser ameryk' tunt 3. BIC do 32nc
DRoB ZYW4.
kury, tunt ......... 29c do 3lc
Noguty' stare funt ''..'... 2lc
haczkl' 1unt .''..''' 25c DO zoe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

ReZuItat naSzegO Za4tup1la ma Scion
~jeSienny, ofiarOwuje American Pom
Pom plaszcze Z dObrym futrzanym kOi-
nicrzcm, W ia jbardziej pozadanych Cd
cieniach tego sezOnu ola va z ZaoSz-
~czedzeniem $1,000.
Kupcie jesienny pfaszcz o najlep-
szych ~jesiennych ccchoch' Ok
I'd ..,...s .s..'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re stronicv l-szei.
letnia, "a wyzyskiwanie, nadnier

letnia, "a wyzyskiwanie, nadmier
ne gromadzenie, niszczenie lub
monopolizowanie artykuiow spo-
tywczych lub innych Prswo to
tyczy sic nietyrko kupcow zyw-
noSciowych, hurtownych hub de-
~talicznych - lecz takze przemy-
slowcow wszelakich i kupcow ar
tykuiami codziennego uzycia, jak
ubioru, opaiu, it'd.
w SPRAWIE KOLEI KRAJO-
WYCH.
Washington, Is. wrzesnia. -
Dyrektor generalny, Hines, wy
dab rozkaz, ably wszystkie koleje
przygotowaly spis inwentarza
pod reka i ably byfy gotowe ma
przeniesienie ich pod kontrole
pry7watna. w kika tygodni pred
oddaniem kolei ich prywatnym
wlaScicielom, dawny zarzad be-
die stawiony ma dawne swe miej
see, w tym celu, ably zanim admi-
~nistracya kolejowa zostanie ma
dobre rozwiazana, zarzady te mia
iy sposobnoSG do zreorganizowa-
MIA swych sztab6w.
SHIDEHARA JAPoNSKIM
DO STA
NOW ZJ~EDNocZoNYcH.
Washington, Is. wrzesnia- -
K. Shidshara, zastepca seketarza
spraw zagranicznych Japonfi, for
malnie zostaf naznaczony amba
sadorem do Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych. Zastapi on hrabiego Ishii, a
lego miejsce przy departamencie
spraw zagranicznych zatmie pra-
wdopodobnie NJ. Hanihara, Eto-
~ obecnle zajmuje stanowisko
japohskiego konsula generalnego
W San Francisco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13

Szpinak, skrzynka :. SOC do Toe
Marchew, nova
100 wiazek -. $3.50 do $500
Rzodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
mex NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l.oo
Groch straczkowy,
skrzynka ...... SOC do $l.00
OWOCE.
Jablka, beczka :. $500 do $500
Gruszki, buszel :. $3.50 do 1925
Sliwki, 16 XIV. .. $1.25 do 1925
Winogrona, koszyk, CSC do 34c
Brzoskwinie, busz. $500 do $2.75
Cytryny, pudlo =. $500 do $3.50
Fomarahcze, pudlo $3.50 do $3.50
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLEcA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow, sztuk ........ 5000
Bydia, sztuk .......... 4,5VO
Jagniat, sztuk oOO
Owiec, sztuk .......... 1l,O0O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
SPRAWIE oFERTY POKE
JOWEJ LENINA.

Washington, 13 wrzesnia- -
Pc skonczeniu piracy mad trakta-
tenn pokojowym, komisya ola
spraw zagranicznych Senatu, po-
stanowila odbyc specyalna sesye,
ma kt6rej p~rzes4ucha niejakiego
w. C. Bullitt'a, ktorego PREF. VIII
son swego czasu wys4al do Rosyi,
celem zbadania tamtejszych sto-
sunkow wewnetrznych. Welding
kra7acych pogsosek, p. Brlilitt
mial przyjecha6 z powrotem do
Paryza, przynoszac oferte pokojo
wa cd Lenina i Troekiego. wten-
czas jeszcze, kiedy k~onferencya
pokojowa prowadziia swe sesye W
Paryzu.
KoNGRES NALozY KARF
"a PRZESYLAN1E SKRA-
AUTOMOBILoW
Washington, Is. wrzesnia. -
Komitet sadowniczy Senatu pole
cl posfowi Dyer'owi p~rzedsozyc
projekt, zmierzajacy do nafozenia
kary pienieznej W stnmie 5000
oraz piecio-letniego wiezienia "a
przesyianie skradzionych automo
blow z jednego miasta do drugie-
go. Taxa sauna kare poniesie ten,
kt6ry sig powazy przechowywac
skradziony AUTOMOBILE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
w SPRAWIE
CYL CUDZOZIEMCoW ME-
PRZYIACIELSKICH.

Washington, Is. wrzeSnia. -
Komisarz z biura naturalizacyj--
nego, wydal zawiadomienie, W
ktorem donosi, re ustawa przepro
padzona przez to biuro dnia ego
maja 1880 roku, w5braniajaca
wszystkim nieprzyjscio'om cudzo
ziemskim starania sic o paPiery
obywatelskie, zostala zniesiona W
tym celu, ably pozwolic bylym pod
danym paiAstw centralnych do 20
stania obywatelami Stanow lie
dnoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-13
kronika MiejsCowa.

Dokonczenie re str. lei.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-03
CRUEL CRoOKs SELL
NTER As Old LIQUOR

NEW YORK.-A barrel htted with
n small contalncr connected with the
hung-hole and filled with hlgh-proot
bourbon, Il then loaded with plain
water and SOLD 10 victims who sample
the decov whiskoy and pay as much
ms gI.00n FOR the barrel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-03

heroes OF the war. Ho was wounded
In the Argonne. and found after three
days lying across his gun which he
had continued to IRE after being shot.
He spent a year In a French hohpitat,
and received his discharge only a
month ago. but his wound has broken
out afresh. and he will enter a hospi-
tai in Denver for treatment. Kirk
wood has received modals and two
French decorations.
Mrs. Harley Wolfe wishes TO thank
the friends who so kindly expressed
their sympathy with her In her be-
reavement. the members OF the Typo
graphical union. and the Herald stan.
William Prneger Of Roswell died
last night. lie was a partner Of Ma
for Roswell tonight TO attend the
funeral.
Mrs. Ruth c. Miller. state director
OF industrial education. Is In the city
to attend the suffrage meetings.
County Clerk Nestor Montoya has
Issued marriage licenses to Tomas II,
Gutierrez OF FL Sedilio and Jesuita
Gricgo OF IA Antonio. ". NJ: and Is
mael Griego Of albuquerque and Jcn-
ME Herrera Of Atrisco.
Mandamus proceedings have been
filed In the district court by JUSTINE
Montoya, Ambrosio CandelarLa, Juan
Garcia y Romero and T.. W. Younl
against George Roslington. Gregorit
Garcia and Elisha Mirabal as com
missloners OF the Las Griegos com
munity ditch, asking them to show
cause why certain votes were not rec
oguized IN an election OF commission
crs held Monday.