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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
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mawiajac stosunek Polski do A
liantow, kt6rzy ME bardzo spiesza
sic z pomoca ola Polski przeciw'
ko bolszewizmowi, Ignacy Pade-
rewsk' ostro wystapii przeciw
ruchowi = ~bolszewickiemu. Gdy
przemawiai, tfumy pod oknami
hotelu wznosiiy okrzyki ma jego
czesc, $piewajac piesni narodowe
i wywolujac go, chociaz bysa
trzecia godzina rano i PAM Pade-
rewska usilnie nalegala, ably jej
MAJ udai sic ma spoczynek, m0wi
bowiem juz Cd 20 godzin. Ia
miarem bolszewik6w, mowiS Pa
derewski, Jest zniszczye wszyst-
kich, ktorzy uzywaja szczoteczek
do zeb6w. Jezeli wojna obecna
ma wyjsc ma pozytek ludzkoscl,
bolszewizm musi bye wytepiony.
Inaczej byla to wojna hipokryzyi.
Nieuniknionym rezultatem boil
szewizm1 bedzie powrot do bar
barzynskiej cry Rosy wscho-
dnio = ~centralnej Europy. Jezeli
Polska ME otrzyma pomocy, ably
mogia stworzyt baryere przeciw
bolszewizmowi, natenczas VOL
nose i sprawiedliwoSc ME istnieja.
Ma nieszczeScie Alianci znieche-
cent So juz do wojny, chocby to
bylo w ich wiasnej obronie, w ich
wsasnym ~interesie, Ola uratowa-
MA cywilizacyi.
,,Obecna sytuacya Polski jest
krytyczna re wszech stron. Kie-
dy bylem w Poznanlu, NlemCy
wywoIali zatarg. Zaledwie wyla-
dowaiem w Gdansku z brytyj-
skiego krazownika, probowano
przeszkodzic mi W udaniu sic do
Poznania. w dniu mego przyby-
cia spalem W hotelu, kiedy tlum z
800 czy 400 Niemcow zfozony ze-
bral sic pred hotelem i poczas
strzelac do 10000 maszerujacych
dzieci, zabijajac dwoje. Strzelali
takze do moich okien i zerwali a
1lanckie f1agi. Pufkownik Wade
posiada jedna z flag amerykah-
skich, ktora zerwali. Nakoniec
Polacy poczeli strzelac do Mem
cow i opanowali sytuacye. Walka
iednak toczyla sic jeszcze dnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
.BIALY NAROZNIK"
1901 Milwaukee Avenue
Rog Division Vi.

miejsce zabawki. rozrywki ! naoycla
zdrowia, ~wzglednie zakonserToWa--
MIA tego zdrowia, to ob6z ARMY Po'
skiej.
Wczoraj odjechali do obozu ..
Wiosi1ski j A. Miller, byli sierzan-
CT Centrum W Chicago. ~SzczesliWeJ
podrozy / szlifow oficerskich W obo-
zie, a ma placu boiu. trofe6w zwyciez
kich aycza i'm wszyscy .przyjaciele
i znajomi. .
DIS kwitujemy nastepujace ofia-
~ zlozone W Centrum Rekrutacyj-
men,:
Zebrane ma zabawie noworocznej
W domu oh. Jozef6w Wo1ciechoW-
skich, 1851 N. Ashland ave-, "a ini-
cyatywa OBJ. Romualda Emelity, ma
Armii Polskiej razem $3.50
OBJ. Adam Jala, 1906 s. Wood ul'
ma pomoc Armii znaczkow oszczed-
nosciowych "a 1915.
Oh. Jan Helwnik, 1142 N Ash
land avenue, ma pomoc Armii fot'
skiej 1925.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom skiada'
nv serdeczne podziekowanie.
Wczoraj odjechaio do obozu ko--
sciuszki W Kanadzie 60 ochotnikoW
Razem 2 ochotnikami wyjechai pod
porucznik A. R6dycki, kt6ry baWi'
Il rodzic6w ma urlopie.
Malo wyjechalo wczoraj, poWinnE
bye najmniej diva ray lyle. Panic
taicie chlopca, re po~zaiujecie ME
dlugo tego, zescie do Armii Polskie,
ME wstapili. - P~rzyjdzie czas, &c
zalowac bedziecie, dlatego uwaza1cle
by ME byio zalow, by ME byio skarg'
Zapisywat sic dis powinniscie' bu
dis nadszed} ola mas czas wyzwole-
MIA. Polska wolna jest, p~otrzeou!e
do obrony wolnosci kazdego praWe
20 Polaka. DO gdy mi sami bronze
Polski pred zalewem bolszewlckim
i niemieckim ME bedziemy, badzmy
pewni. re alianci ola naszych pick
nvch oczu tego ME zrobia. Oni SAINT
swemi sprawami So bardzo 1a1eci'
nie 1eby O mas mySleli. Dlatego
tw6rzmy Armie Polska, wysylajmy
swych p~rzyjaci6i do tej Armii, mech
ona rosnie jak najwieksza ma pony
bel wrogom, a nam Polakom ma
zwyciestwo.
Dawniej, W poczatkach tworzenia
sic Armii Polskiej, tiumaczylsmy:
Cobys ty, bracie, zrobii, gdybys oyt
W kraju W Polsce. ByfbyS w1tety "
szere,,i rosyjskie, niemieckie czS
austryackie, we wra4y mundur oole-
czony i wysiany prseciw bratu sve'
mu. - DIS, gdy " Polsce jest ,nl
rad polski. gdy ten rad poiski5mfo o.
tbilizuie dwumifionowa ar1hie,S py-
tamy sic znowu: cobys ty bracie'
dzis W Polsce zrobii, gdybys tax Cd
rzadu ~polskiego dosta} wezWanie
stawienia sic do slu&by, wojskowej!
Me odm6wiibys, DO cd siuzby vol
skowej W Polsce kasdy me1czyzna
lest obowiazany. szedlbys & 'ochota'
szedibys jak ma wesele ma wotne.
DO rzeczywiscie woina o nasze pra-
wa o nasza ziemie, o obrone granic
polskich przed bolszewikami Mem
CANT, weselem Jest dla kasdeso Pc
laka. - szedibys tembardziej> z o.
chota, DO dis W niemieckiej, czy
bolszewickiej armii niemasz AMI 1e-
dnego Polaka. DIS ME stoi ju5 przed
toba W obcym mundurze, tw6j brat
Polak, tw6j kuzyn czesto, ale sto'
dis pred. toba wr6g przebrzydiy, ]
tylko wr6g. = Mech ci sic wisc
zdaje, bracie Polaku, re jestes "
Polsce, re cd rzadu polskiego WEI
wanie stawienia sic ma stacye rekru
taoyjna dostales, / przyjdz do Cen
trum Rekrutacyjnego PREY Milwau--
kee ave. i Augusta ulicy zis jeszcEe
e. =. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

DINA, na utrzymanie kt6rej MUSIC
Cieako pracowaC, wiedza O tenn, re
prowizoryczny Rad Polski powo-
luje dzisiaj pod bron wszystkich
mezczyzn zdolnych do noszenia bro.
nj. Niechze tedy wszyscy, kt6rzy re
Siusznych powod6w iSG ME moga
pod rozkazy tego rzadu. uzyja swo-
ich wplyw6w (swoim wiasnym spo'
sobem) ma swoich krewnych, INA
iomych, przyjaci0l, ti0maczac i'm ich
obowiazek wobec Polski. Postcard
sic maja o to, by CT znajomi | PREY
jaciele. jake prawi synowie powsta-
lei juz z grobu Polski, staneli pod
Jej sztandarem, zapisali. sic do AT
mil Polskiej.
Otto jest droga, jaka ola Polski
pracowaG powinni CT, ktorzy
wstapS do Armii Polskiej ME mo-
ga. Armie Polska powiekszac, oto
naizywotniejsza sprawl dla kazdego
Polaka i kazdej Polki. Niechzez to-
dy do piracy tel wielkiej, wzniosfel
i Swietej, stana - powtaTzamy -
bez wzgledu ma wick
plec. A vice tax mezczyzni, jak ko
biety. starcy / dzieci. A wierzymy
re stanie wielka Armia Polska'
pred kt6ra W strachu panicznym
niemiaszki - jak juz dzisiaj, o! d5i,
wo - W Berlinie do mysiej dziury
chowaG sic beda.
Do piracy. Gale Lechickie plemie
MECH sic ~zjednoczy | stanie pod Je'
dnym sztandarem Polski juz Wolnel
/ Niepodleglej i MECH broni tel
krwawo zdobytej Wolnosci Nlepo'
dleglo$ci. - DIS, Polacy, GAS we,
sela 3; radosci wielkiei ola was mad
szedl. ale i czas! w~ytezonej piracy
mad utrzymaniem tego, co JUL dzisiai
lest W waszym reku, to jest Krolest'
wa. P~oznanskiego i Maiopolski 'Ga
licyi). A utrzymaG W reku ia sWleta
i p~olaczona juz ziemie - make ma
sza, MONA tylko w6wczas, jesli do
obronv Jej stanie wielka | silna
wlasna Armia.
.,Siur', ie ia wr6ce do Polskl'
lax sic to tam wszystko choc tro'
cha ,.u~setluje" - powiada peW1en
Kodak do swego sasiada, zajadalac
smaczna pieczeh W restauracyl
.,Wawel', ME widzac naturalnie' re
"a jego plecyma obiad ~jedzacsgo u
rzednika Centrum, W osobie oficera
rekrutacyjnego.
Akurat, bracie, trafiles, jak kula
" plot. Sadzisz mole, re tam W Pol
see Jest take plata klasa, kt6ra da
ci moznosG ladnych zarobk6T, ubie'
rama sic ~jeszcze ladniej i zalecania
panienkom. 1 co da1ej idzie, Sic
dzenia sobie W Polsce, a Wolnej,
w~ywalczonej krwia serdeczna brac'
naszej, krwia tych. co sic ,,egzem'
psinami", klasa plata ME zastawiali
Il ME zastayiaia, DO poszli "a gio-'
sem OjczyDny, ida i p6ida. I jake
aolnierze oswobodziciele, awyciezcy
weszli, wchodza 1 wchodzit beda ne
ziemie polskie - ale ME po to, by
miejsca dobre ola ,,tch6rz6w' (sla'
ker6wl zabezpiecza6....
Cheese sic cieszyG 1 radowac po-'
w~stajaca do nowego, wolnego zycia
Polska, cheese sic radowae 2 tegc
powodu, re Armia Polska zaniepo'
koi1y sic niemiaszki W Berlinie, =
wstap do szereg6w Armii PolskieJ
a radosc twa bedzie jeszcze wick
sza.
Bawi ma urlopie podporucznik A
P. Majchrowicz, syn Znaneso po-
wszechnie Zwiazkowca. | W sobote
zlozyli nam obaj z ojcem ma stacy
rekrutacyjnej wizyte. Miody podpo'
rucznik ME moze sic nachwalic obo'
zowego zycia i powiada, re ola kaz'
diego mlodego czlowieka jedynen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
BAXNOSC!

/ Wszyscy m~ehczyzni, Polacy, nieO-
bywatele Stan0w ZjednocDonych, W
wieku cd 1890 do 45-go roku ~
ella ~nieaonaoi i zonaci 20 lie ich 10
ny / dzieci moga mice uti1ymanie,
Tub jesli iony ich So W Polsce. a juz
Lie w Polsce ,,ruskiej", ,~,pruskiej',
czy ,,austryackiej'', ale W Polsce -
Polskiej; DO ma ziemiach pOLskich
litmasz juz wiecei Tzad0w: aLStry-
ackicgo, piemieGkiego ami mosh wv
skiego. lecz jest Rad polsh - oho.
wiazani "a w dniach n~ajblizszych
zglosi6 sie do Stacyi RekrutacyjneJ
pod Mr.. 1927 Augusta ul. naroznik
Milwaukee ave. gdzie 20 przejsciu
egnaminu Komisyi Lekarskiej Cen.
trnm tutejszego - o lie beda 1dolni
- otrzymaja dalsze instrukcye.'
X
Wszyscy Polacy, bez wzgledu ma
wick | plet, TAX mezczy&ni jak i ko-
biety winni dzisiaj sw6j wobec Pol
ski obowiazek wypelnic, jezeli sic
czuia Polakami ! Polkami. A opo--
wiazek ten, to. stworzenie jakna1pre
dzej jak najwiekszej, jaknajstlnie'-
szej i jaknajliczniejszej Polskiej ST.
~ zbrojnej, dzisia zwiaszcza - Pol
see talk bardzo /potrzebnej.
Kto moze isc pod bron a ME l.
die i ME p6jdzie, ten nietylko' re
do smierci otrzyma zas(uzone mia
no ,tch6rza" (slacker), ale cara
zen / miano ZDRAJCY w'asnego
kraju i narodu.
Mech wszyscy dis, obarczeni ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

miejsce zabawki. rozrywki ! nabycis
zdrowia, w~zglednie zakonserWoWa'-
MIA tego zdrowia, to ob6z Armii Pol
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

Bawi ma urlopie podporucznik A.
P. Majchrowicz, syn znaneso po-
wszechnie Zwiazkowca. W sobote
zlozyli nam obaj z ojcem Ma stacy
rekrutacyjnej wizyte. Miody podpo-
rucznik ME moze sic nachwalic obo-
zowego zycia i powiada, re ola kaz-
diego mlodego czlowieka jedynem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
WHOM.

Berlin, 7. stycznia. - Niemcy
maja podja6 pewne kroki dyplo-
matyczne i militarne przeciwko
rzadowi bolszewik6w, m6wia de-
pesze z Berlina "a rzadem ME
mierkim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

Cheese sic cieszye / radowat po--
wstajaca do nowego, wolnego zycia
Polska, cheese sic radowat z tego
powodu, re Armia Polska zaniepo-
koily sic niemiaszki W Berfinie, =
wstap do szereg6w Armii PolskieJ,
a radosc twa bedzie ~jeszcze wick
sza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

Mech wsEyscy dis, %obarczenl o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
POLACY ME IDA MA
BERLIN,

Washington, z. stycznia. -
Polskie biuro w Waszyngtonie
zaprzeczyio pogioskom z Berlina,
jakoby wojska polskie maszero--
waiy ma Berlin, stolice Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
KoMISYA AMERYKANSKA
w WARSZAWIE.

Warszawa, z. stycznia. - A
merykahska komisya zywnoscio--
wa dla Polski przybyla w sobote
do Warszawy i zalozyla swe btu
ra tudziez pokoje mieszkalne w
siawnym Palacu Niebieskim,
mad ktorym obecnie powiewa
Sztandar amerykanski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07

Wczoraj odjechali do obozu ..
Wiosi1ski i A. Miller, byli sierzan-
CT Centrum W Chicago. ~SzczesliWej
podrozy / szlif6w oficerskich W obo-
zie, a ma placu boiu. trofe6w zwyciez
kich zycza i'm wszyscy .p~rzyjaciele
i znajomi. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-07
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY Lei

ne i torturowane. Kijow, ~stoiecz-
ne miasto Ukrainy, w ktorym
przez Gas jakiS panowa3 spokoj,
znowu wpada w rece bolszewi--
kow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
MASONIC VISIT TONIGHT

Accompanied by the Almas Tenn
pic Bard of Washington five hun
dred members of three Masonic
Clubs IF Washington will arrive
here at 7:15 c'clcck tonight and de-
train at King and Payne streets
and march to the Masonic Temple.
where they will inspect the relies.
The relics will be explained by
George ". Zachary. tilcr.
The visitors sftcrw'ard will 80 to
The Opera House where they Will
have an entertainment. and an adj
dress of welcome Will be delivered
ny Mayor Fishet.
/, Later the visitors will be cnter-
taincd at supper in the auditorium
of the Elks Home.
The clubs coming are Lamb Skin
Railroad Square and South Gate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
Husband Kills Wife and Self
Yesterday Afternoon
Near Union Depot
Welded IN THIS CITY
Murderer and Suicide Former Gun
ner's Mate in the Navy-Woman
: Said to Have Dared Man to Shoot.

= a. woman end nan! are dead at
= Casualty Hospital, Washington, the
former murdered and the latter a
suicide in a fbrelath-taking drama
enacted icn the east plaza before
Thion Station lete yesterday aAer-
rotn while brndreIds passed by.
According to- witnesses, the wom-
an had dared her husband to shoot.
The woman, police say, is Mrs.
Anna Gertrude Foth, daughter of
Thomas Purcell, of Fire Truck Co.,
No. 2, Georgetown, who lives at
1913 Twe,ity-sixth street northwest.
She was employed as a saleswcman
at aGolhenberg's store where's she
.uWHs known as Mrs. Annie Gertrude
Mitchell, a name she also was
known by at her rooming place
with Mrs. j. M. Oliver, 514 First
7 street southeast.
The man Who shct her, and in
stantly turned the gun or himself,
was Frank Louis Roth, her husband,
and ex-chief gunner's mate, U. S.
navy, of Boston, Mass.
The theory for the shooting given
most credence by the police WAS
hfat Roth Slot his wife rather
than leavs her under duress Ct an
approaching divorce which both
are said to have ageed upon yes
therdsoy aftel'roon in the ioffice of
James CShee, attorney.
The couple, according to Mr..
O'Shea, visited his Office yesterday
afternoon at aticut 2:30 o'clock.
Their affair with him was to ar
range 70 the cancellation of mFi-.
tary allotment to the wife. Both
said he was going to reenlist and
appty for "a divorce when, he arrived
in Boston, whence he intended go
ing. TO this the> wife is sail to
have acquiesced.
Mr.. O'Shea further stated he
knew Mrs. Roth for some 'time and
he, offered notes regarding her
which he stated were given to him
by her. i
The police investigation shows
that Mrs. Aitchell was divorced
from Oliver Mitchell in 1915. In
December cf the same year she was
married to Roth in Alexandria. A
child by Mrs. MitcheM's first maGri-
age died last May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
Prostate Trouble Retards
President Wilson's
Improvement
OPERATION IS LIKELY
Swelling Gf Gland Which Caused Patti
ent so Much Restlessness Returns
and Produces Irritation.

While President Wilson was feel
ing well yesterday his physician
said the prostate condition from
which he had been suffering for sew,
erai days was checking the general
Improvement Of the last two weeks
The doctors issued the following
bulletin:
|. 1925 p. M, White House, October
II, 1919.
'The President passed a comfor,
able night and is feeling well this
morning. His temperature, pulse and
prostate condition is .iot a ssatisfac-
tory as yesterday and is checking
general improvements Of the last two
weeks"
DR.. Grayscn announced that l:o had
called in DR.. Hugh H. Young, of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
one of the foremost specialists in the
country on prostate troubles. Dur
ING the morning the President was
treated by DR.. Fowler, a Washington
specialist, who was called in when
the President first suffered this COM
plication several days ago.
Dr.. Young will make thorough eX-
animation of the swelling of tn" pros
tate gland to determine whether an
operation is necessary, DR.. Gl'ayson
said.
The physician said the swelling of
the prostate gland. from which the
President had been free all day Thurs
day and the night before, returned in
the early hours yesterday morning
ard caused some irritation. /
While the trouble might be only
minor in character. DR.. Grayson sad.
there was no doubt that it kad re-
tarded somewhat the progress the
President had been making toward re-
covcry.
Irritation accompanying the swell
ing of the prostate gland, he explain
cd, was calculated to affect tha nar-
vous condition Of the patient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
ALL DAY MEETING MONDAY
Prominent Speakers at First Bap
tist Church

Prominent speakers at FltsI Dap
tist Church
considerable interest is manifested
in the meetings scheduled to be held
Monday in, the First Baptist Church
The meeting will be an all day affair
in the interest of the seventy-fivc
million dollar drive of the Southern
;Baptists.
Among the prominent speakers
scheduled to make addresses are Mrs
Julian P. Thomas, Richmond; ]. 4
Doan, state organizer and the famous
DR.. Len G. Broughton.
1t is expected that large crowt
will attend including delegations from
from the churches identified with th'
Potomac Baptist Association. A fre'
,,ncbeon will be served at the nool
hour to the business men and other:
attending.
A feature of the affair will be tn
mass meeting at s o'clock at nigh
which will be addressed to d,
Broughton. Members of all of tn
churches in the city are invited I
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
SENATOR WILLIAMS DOZES
Walsh Directs Attention to Ramb-
ling Talk Of Mitsissippi (
Mah


| Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania
made a protest in the Senate yes
terday against having his seat oc-
cupied by Senator John Sharp Will
lasms, iof Mississippi, either as a
place from which to make speeches
or as a place to sleep.
1t was from Senator Penroses
desk Thursday that Senator VIII
Hams delivered the bitter speech at
tacking the Irish race. When he en-
tered the Senate yesterday morn
ing, he crossed over from the Dem
,oclAtic side and again seated HIM
self at Senator Penrose's desk, and
went to sleep. This action aroused
Senator Penrose to make a protest.
Ghe Pennsylvania Serator sent to
President pro tenn Cummis, who
was in the chair, a mote stating
that he intended to rise to a qucs-
tier, of personal privilege and state
his objections to having the Mis-
sissipian crcuhy his seat. The rea-
son. as stated in the note, was that
all tie visitors in the gallery were
prcviGed with charts, according to
which trey would be informei that
che sleeping Senator in the third
scat rrcm! the a.silc on the front
rcw is .Sena tor Penrose," and to
the imparting Of this mlslnforma-
tion Serator Penrose felt moved to
object
Senator lCunlnins read the note
and tore it up with smile. Short
" afterwards. Senator Harrison
Williams colleague, woke the Mis-
sissippian UP and they left the
chamber together.
Sc Perrcse was saved from max
ing his speech of protest.
The speech delivered by Senator
Williams Thursday did not appear
in the Congressional Record this
morning; T. YVES stated, that 1t had
been held out for revision by the
.senatcr: himself. The committee on
printing obtained from the offlc'al
stencglapher an unrevised trans
crit of THE seech. whieh it will hold
for future reference
The following comment upon the
speech was made yesterday by SEN
ator David /. Walsh, Democrat, OF
Massachusetts:
in vicw of the Obvious condition
Of Senator Williams when he mad2
his incoherent and rambling speech
attacking the Irish in America
co not believe an answer to be nee
essaay Other Senators who wished
No answer him agree with me in
this viewpoint. Tie speech did not
appear in yesterdays Congressional
Record. Mr.. Williams was again
on the Republican side, doing in
the chair assigned to Senator Pen
rose"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
ALEX COUNTY REALTY
Thus Ilar This Mcnth 165 DeesS Re-
corded

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There has been 165 deeds recorded
in Alexandria County since October
lst. some of which follow:
Wallis Echutt and wife to John
y. Whitmorc; lot in Schutt' $
sub division Marguerite Harrington
and wife to Hugh a. Thirst lot IN Au-
rora Heights; w. B. Votaw and wife
to C. L. Shear, lot in Radnor Heights
w. B. Votaw to Leroy 0. Gillette,
lots in Radnor Heights; James Pet
tit to Edward Mcintosh, six lots IN
Arlington; F. A. Cogswcll and wife
to Luther F. Smith, two lots. Mon
cures Subdivision, Ballston; }. *.
NJ. Norton, trustee to f. A. Co%s-
we'll eleven lots in Moncure's Sub
division, Ballston; Hugh A. Thrift
and wife to NJ. Angelo two lots Auro-
ra Heights; Hodejah Meade to S. NJ.
Angelo, lot in Aurora Heights; Frank
Rose to Wallace and Sansbury foul
lots Del Ray; H. Talbot McCuen and
wife to Mary T. Sui1ivan lot in Brad
dock Heights; Owen A. Keen anc
others to Archer f. Falconer, lot lr
Cherrvdale's Second Addition; Laura
r. Utterbach to J. NJ. Presgravcs LOT
in Wortcr's Addition, TT. Mye'
Heights; Geo. w. Johnson. trustee
aud others TO Frank Il. Johnson. tw'
lots. Nauck; A. Clones TO f. I. Ca
moor and wife lot in Wilson's Al
dtion to Clarendon; r. \. Gibson an,
wife 70 David W. Carroll !oV in fall
Church Park; Albert E. Sraldir@ t
Fred md Grace D. Oliver. lot Eos
;or;a: Frank H. Eastman AMI st!tc t
jam I. Ransdell lot in Fails Church
Lola K. Bryant to c. and P. TelepEon
Co.. of Virginia, Let in De! Ray; Sa
ali Ennis and husband to Nelson En-
mis-. 4 acres in Washington DlStrct
Iozn w. Miner and wife to Marie y
Rollins. lot in Del Ray; Rose II. Col
lrs to Marie A. Collins lot N Dc
Raw; John l.. Clark and Wife t
James Stevens. four lots near Upto
Station: Merten E. Church and wifi
to Dorothy r. Kirby l lot Fall
: Church Park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
Efforts to Kill Pact Through
Amendments Doomed
to Failure
REVOLT FOILS PLAN
Last of Fall Amendments Defeated
Without Roll Call-Final Vote FIX
pected Late Thik Ninth.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-1t seems evi,
dent that the long and wearisome
fight over the treaty of peace is about
TO enter upon its final stage and that
the opposition which had hoped to de-
feat that measure ny amendment
thereby escaping the responsibility
for direct rejection, is prepared to
surrender, in so fas as textual changes
are concerned.
This was demonstrated further late
yesterday afternoon, when the last
of the Fail amendments, designed to
curtai the power of the American
rcpres sentative on the Preparations
Commission, were voted down by the
Senate. There was no roll call on
either of the two amendments, their
supporters concctling their defeat and
not asking for the ayes and noes.
Thursdays vote on the Shantung
amendment was not merely dlsap-
rCintmcrt to Lodge e-BGrah John
son leadership-it was a distinct
shock. Moreover, it was a good deal
Of surprise to the treaty forces
themselves. 1t can he stated authorita
lively that Senator Hitchcock HIM
self had scarcely hoped for less than
4 votes in favor Of the treaty, where
as So was the most that the Foreign
Relations Committeeman could mus
ter.
The significance of the situation IS
that there is a powerful revolt or the
part of Republican Senators against
any notifications of the text of the
treaty. This revolt has such strength
row twice demonstrated, that it will
in all likelihood defeat the Johnson
amendments and ali others that may be
offered In fact. there was not Re-
publican leader yesterday who III pri-
Nhlr GOIlNDIS:pIDIl tNDiS HibiI s'i''''
perfunctory hope that the amendment
would carry.
Every Senator knows that even tn"
slightest textual change in this treaty
means its recommitmcnt to the Peace
Corfercnce-a conference which has
practically dissolved and which viii!
have completely dissolved in few
more weeks. Every one krows that
TO reassen,blc that conference, 70 re-
draft the treaty. to rc-SuLbnGt to
h, Germans, will take month. c.,
if the other bclligercnt powers offer
no serious objections to the changes
proposed by the Senate.
Every Senator knows that the long
er the consummation of peace is pcSt-
poned the more disturbed domestic
industry will become, the more riot
nous radical labor win be, the great
er will be the confusion and the de-
moralization of American business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-18
JEWISH DRIVE
Total Collected to Last Night
SI722.25.


The sum of s1,722.25 had been
collected up to last night by the
committee in charge of the Jewish
Relief Drive. Members of the
CON mittee are out today making an
active canvass and hope before
night tc increase the foregoing
amount to $4,000. AS heretofore sta
tied the allomeEt for this city is
$4,000. The drive will end next
Friday. PERSONS on whom the mem
hes of the committee have not yet
called on are requested to send in
sheir donations to L. Ruben or j.
r. Preston.