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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Governor-James d. Black, Barbourville
Lieutenant Govcrnor-William H. Shanks, Stanford.
State Auditor-Henry M. Bosworth, Lexington
Secretary of State-Mat S. Cohen Lexington.
Attorney General-Frank E. Daugherty, Bardstown.
Clerk Court of Appeals-John A. Goodman, Elkton.
Commissioner of Agricultural w. Newman, Versailles.
State Treasurer-Henry F. Turner, Wckffe.
Supt. Public Instruction.. E. Foster, Hopknsvle.
Representatives.. l.. Caudel, Frenchburg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-21
Walk Over Shoes
r. +. Punch q Co.

Gus boys have done what we could
for you, Abe, bat our housework
keeps us all pretty busy"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-21
Just
a Word
With You.

When buying a Range you will
do well to look for one that you
know you will be pleased with
after you have it in your
kitchen. One that you can de-
pend upon for perfect results.
One that will make the time
and work you give to cooking
worth while. 1t is not enough
for it to merely look good on
the dealers floor you want
to be sure that when you have
bought it it will do exactly
what you expect of it-and do
it economically and we'll. Such
a range is indeed 'The House.
keepers Delight''-year after
year.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-21
Cooper's Gloves

r. y. Punch 4 Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
BREEDER OF FINE
HORSES RETIRES,
SELLS HIS STOCK

Lexington. KY, Dec. 19.-John E.
Madden, probably the most ex-
tensive breeder of thoroughbred
race horses in America. will retire
as a breeder Jan. %, when he will
sell at Hamburg Place stock farm
100 brood mares and Is yearlings.
Among the mares to be sold are
daughters of Imported Starshoot.
Rocksand, Hanover, three of the
leading strains of producing blood
in the country. Others include
mares by Ogden, Plaudit; Sir Dix
on, Ormondale, both American and
British blood being well represent
ed. The yearlings are by winning
sires Of the day. including several
by Imported Starshoot, Ormondale.
Ogden, Sir John johnson and
George Smith. '>f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
CAMP IS DROPPED
WITH TWO OTHERS
FROMYALE GROUP

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 1s.-The
old Yale football world came to
an end yesterday. The general re-
organization plans for next season
were whisked into effect. AS map
ped out by Captain, Tim Callahan,
q brand new football committee
took charge of the season Of 1920.
Three veterans were dropped from
the committee.
The crash that put the old Yale
football planet of his orbit, how
ever, was the creation of a brand
new graduate committee, built for
service instead Of formed with hon
orary recognition Of distinguished
past gridiron services. The COM
mittee follows: S. Brotherhood
Thorne, Yale. 1896, chairman; John
E. Fitzpatrick, 1911; Theodore L.
Lilley. 1910; Lucius H. Bigelow,
1908, and Louis e. Stoddard, 1899.
Three Of the five members of the
committee which organized football
the past fall we're dropped. includ-
ing the former Yale director of ath-
letics. Walter Camp, Vance McCor-
mick, and Joseph Swan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
EARL CADD0Ck
HAS EASY Time
Triumphs Over British Chaplain in
Short Match at Chicago
Wrestling Exhibition.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. deadlock
defeated Chaplain in straight falls.
He took the first fall with a head
scissors and wristlock in 81 min
utes and q seconds, and the second
with q body scissors and wristlock
in Z minutes.
Reassured by his rather easy VIC
tory here last night over Sam Clap
ham, British wrestling champion,
Earl Caddock, heavyweight champ
ION, today planned for a busy sea-
son. Caddock made his first pub
lie appearance since he was dis
charged from the army and appa--
emily had recovered from the sick
ness he contracted in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
JACK DEMPSEY
DEMANDS HALF
CATE RECEIPTS
French Promoter Confident He Can
Get Million and Champs Man.
ager Wires for $3.50.

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 19.-If
the successful promoter of world
title tight between Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter realizes
$1,00O.0O6, Dempsey will demand
$500, 900, Jack Kearns, his manager,
said yesterday.
THE promoters in Paris have
cabled me they expected their
house would draw $1,000, 900 for a
Dempsey-Carpentier fight" Kearns
said. Il cabled back l would de-
mand a so per cent guarantee.
III the fight draws $1,00O,O00 it
will be because of Dempsey, the
champion. Carpenter or Beckett,
or any other pair Of fighters not
including Dempsey. would not draw
half that much. Therefore, my de-
mand for split of 100000 is JUS
titled"
Dempsey probably will box Will
lie Meehan before meeting Carpen-
tier. provided Meehan meanwhile
defeats Gunboat Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
HEBREW BASKET
TEAM POWERFUL
Organization Being Perfected to
Place on Floor Machine Ready
to Meet Any Its Size.

Reorganization is being effected
in the ranks of the Young Mems
Hebrew association basketeers,
and within a few days that group
will place upon the floor an aggre-
cation which challenges any 800
pound quintet in the tri-cities.
Herman KatZ, the manager, an
nounced today that by Jan. 1 his
squad will be ready for any meet
ing which may offer.
This year will mark the third
season for the Y. M. H. A., which
has during the last two years met
and defeated some of the best
1t Is understood that better mater
ial than ever is trying out this win
ter and undoubtedly a five worth
seeing in action will emerge Jan. l.
In the meantime Katz will re-
ceive offers for games, he says. He
may be reached by mail at 500
Seventeenth street, Rock Island, OF
telephone R. I. SOTO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
MEAN MIX" IS
PROMISED FOR
ALUMNI BATTLE.
Basket Making N0tabies Of Yore TO
Teach Youngsters the Game
Tonight, But Can Theyf
RY xSPHRROD SLIM,

Everything is all set for the bat
tie between the high school basket
tossers and the alumni tonight in
the Y gym. Tho game will be
called at 8:15. Although the
alumni have coralled mean old
list of starry basketeers for the bat
tie tonight the high men are out
for a victory and a hard fought con-
test is expected either way It turns
out. 4
The high school team this year
is one of the strongest aggregations
ever put out at the local institu-
ton of learning in spite OF the fact
that there is no individual luminary
around which, the team play can be
built as has been done in past
years. Parks, this seasons cap
tain is showing good form at for
ward where he starred last year.
Parks has always shown himself
to be q shark at shooting baskets
and he is expected to be one OF
highs principal scoring machines
this winter. Either Lofgren or
Dizotell will start at the other for
ward. Lofgren, last years captain
at Davenport, is making good at
forward although always before ne
has played at guard. Dizotell. one
Of last years letter men, also plays
a good game and the high school Is
unfortunate to lose him at the b.
ginning of the next semester IN
January because fof the ninth
semester ineligibility rule.
At center Henke is playing
whirlwind game. In spite Of his
injured arm which he dislocated in
football he is showing up we'll and
is expected to be another cog in
the point getting aggregation. At
guards Duffin and Ohlweiler will In
all probability start. Dufin, vet
eran Of last winter, Is showing up
better in practice this season than
ever before. He is right there when
it comes to the guarding proposition
and his chances for being placed at
an all-tournament guard position
are good. Ohlweiler is another
good man which the high school
will lose in January as he has been
In school eight semesters.
Alumni Strong.
This years alumni five is with
out q doubt the strongest team
that ever contended against the
high school. Captain Dopp will
have six men who have been pick
ed on the all-tournament squad
when they were in high school be-
sides multitudes Of lesser stars.
Dopp and Heimbeck will probably
play the guard positions. These
men played together two years ago
and the high school will have to
work hard to get by them. At cen
ter either Dempsey or Anderson
will start. Both of these men were
stars in their high school days and
are two of the best centers found
in these parts. At forwards the
alumni have the two Tabor broth
ers. AL and Ed, and Mier Morris.
All three of these men were for
wards Of the first water when they
wore the crimson and gold uniforla
and haven't weakened since they
left school.
Following are the prospective
lineups:
High school-Parks (capt) RI;
Lofgren, IT,; Henke, c.; Duffin, rg.;
Ohlweiler, lg.
Alumni-Al Tabor. r.; Ed Tabor,
IT,; Dempsey, c.; Dopp (capt), rg.;
Heinmeck, lg. %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
IOWA BASKETEERS
TO PLAY 16 GAMES

Iowa City. Iowa, Dec. 1s.-Six-
teen basketball games are on the
schedule of the University Of Iowa
for this season. Ten are Western
Conference games. A number of
veteran players have been trying
for the team. Captain Nicalaus,
however. is the only 1919 "I'' man
in the list. The team will be Sc
lected from 40 applicants. The
games with the Big Ten team fol-
low:
Jan. 3-Wisconsin at Iowa
Jan. 9-Minnesota at Minnesota.
Jan. 10-Chicago at Chicago.
Jan. 17-Northwestern at North
western.
Jan. 19-Wlsconsin at Wiscon-
sin.
Jan. 27-Chicago at Iowa.
Feb. minnesota at Iowa.
Feb. Indiana at Iowa.
Feb. 13-Indiana at Indiana.
Feb. 14-Purdue at Purdue.
Feb. 20-Purdue at Iowa.
Feb. ,26-Northwestern at Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
RICKARD TAXES AHAND,

Paris, Dec. 19.-"Sparrow" Rob-
ertson Of New York, representing
"Tex" Richard, the American fight
promoter, il comforting here with
NJ. Decoin with the object Of hav-
ing Decoin join interests with
Rickard In bidding for q fight be-
tween Dempsey and Carpenter.
Owing to the difficulties which 1t is
believed would be encountered II
Richard should try to stage the
battle in the United States. Richard
is reported prepared to aid the
French promoter In holding the
fight in Paris.
Richard, according to Robertson,
would be willing to advance half
the capital required and share
equally with the French promoter
in the profit or loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
MCCARTHY MANAGER
LOUISVILLE OF CLUB

Louisville, Ky, edo. 19.-Joe Nc
Carthy. signed to manage the
Louisville club Of the American as
ISOLATION next season. will be q
playing manager. President Kne-
belkamp gave Mccarthy an oppor-
tunity Of directing the play from
the bench instead of playing Sec
pnd base. but Mccarthy said he
preferred to be In the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
BROWN MUM ABOUT
HAVANA SHOOTING

Havana, Dec. 10.-Alberto Piedra,
who was shot Tuesday at the ORR
sntal park race track, and accused
H. D. (Curley) Brown, president
" the Cuban-American Jockey club
Df having wounded him, was re-
ported last night Is showing Inn
provement. Hopes are entertained
Tor his recovery. Brown remains
b Jail at Mariana. He maintains
silence concerning the shooting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
BASKET SQUAD 40
AT NORTHWESTERN

Chicago. Dec. 19-Forty candi-
dates responded for practice when
the call for basketball material at
Northwestern university was is
sued. Cog" Ellingwood, star half
back on the football eleven. hopes
to make the team. The first west
ern conference game is with Min
nesota at Minneapolis, Jan. 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
BOARD VOTES DOWN
1OO-POUND LIMIT

Chicago, Dec. ia proposition
for a flyweight limit OF 100 pounds
for the coming basketball season in
the Chicago Public School league
was voted down at a regular meet
ing Of the faculty athletic board Of
control in board Of education rooms
yesterday. Each school may put
three teams on the floor at other
weights, however. They are heav-
les. Nghtweights with a limit Of
100 pounds. and feathers with q
limit Of lis pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
NATIONAL,

Boston, Mass. Dec. 1S-Trank
Gilhooley. an outfielder, who was
obtained from the New York Amer
leans last season, was sold to the
Buffalo club Of the International
league by the Boston Americans
this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
HUsKER;: BID REJECTED.

Washington, Pa. Dec. 19.LUni-
rersity Of Nebraska today wired
Warrington and Jefferson college
IN offer for m International foot
pall game ct Lincoln. Neb.. next
Thanksgiving. Manager Murdoch
II W. and J. refused the o6sr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
HEAL TAKES MATCH.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 19.-Hugh
Heal, Toledo defeated Charles
Ellis last night in an interstate
league match, so to 43, in Sc in
nings. Heal had high run OF s
and Ellis of 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

WESTERGARD LOSES MATCH.
Boise, Dec. 19.-"Ad" Santel won
from Jess Westergard in two out
of three falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
YALE OFPRRS n. VA. GAMR,

Morgantown. W. Va. Dec. 1s.-
Yale has offered West Virginia q
football game 1t New Haven on
Oct. % next year and action on
accepting OF refusing the offer is
expected today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
DAILY CALENDAR
OF SPORTS
RACINE.

Racing.
Winter meeting Of Cuba-Ameri-
can Jockey club, 1t Havana.
Winter meeting Of Jefferson Par
ish Fair association, at New Or
leans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

Boxing.

Eastern intercollegiate Basket
ball league opens its season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
DECISION GIVEN TO DELANEY.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 19.-Cal
Delaney won the newspaper decis-
ion over Paddy Burns in a 10 round
bout:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

Boxing.
Matt Brock vs.. Benny Vulgar, II
rounds, at Baltimore.
Battling Ortega vs.. Frank Farm
er, 10 rounds, At Portland, Ore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

MEN like practical gifts: Something useful
~ and substantial will appeal to father, hus
band big brother What could be pleasing and express
better judgment than articles apparel? Here su
gestions from the greater Christmas for men,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
KOMPANIA ZNIWIARKOWA
INTERNATIONAL ZARZA-
DZA LOKAUT PRZECIW
STRAJKIEROM.

We wtorek okoio 10000 praco-
wnikow, zatrudnionych we IA
brykach kompanii zniwiarkowej
international Harvester Co., "a
strajkowalo "a namowa organiza-
tor6w unijnych. Wczoraj kompa-
MIA przeciw wszystkim strajkie-
rom zarzadziia lokaut.
We wszystkich fabrykach tejze
kompanii, najwiekszej kompanii
maszyn rolniczych ma swiecie,
wczoraj ukazaly sic napisy, oznaj
miajace, re fabryki sa zamlkniete
ma czas nieograniczony. Klerkom
i innym pracownikom, ktorzy ME
strajkowah, polecono zglaszac
sic, jak dotychczas.
Wielu robotnikow wczoraj IRA
ma opuscilo prace, ME wiedzac dla
jakiego powodu,
6 .Akcya kompanii jest policzkiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

Minister Vopicka przyby} tyl-
ko ma urlop dwumiesieczny.
Goraco popiera Lige Narodow,
m6wiac, re zabezpieczyRumunie,
Scribe i caly Balkan, i re polozy
Ikres niebczpieczehstwu bolsze--
wickiemu. Przypomnia}, re Ru--
munia dzieki zapasom zywnoSci
cd Amerykahskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza ME dostaia sic w szpony
bolszewickie i re obccnie valley
przeciw MIN ma dwoch frontach,
rosyjskim wegierskim.
Vopicka ME byi W Aneryce Cd
trzech lat, gdy po upadku keren'
skiego opuscif Petrograd i udal
sic ma front wschodni, agitujac
przeciw bolszewikom. Alianci
przyznaja. re duzo zawdzieczaja
mu, il utrzymal rosyjskich zol--
merry w transzach, tax IL Mem
cy wczesniej ME zdolali swych
wojsk PrzenieSc ma front zachod-
nj.
Vopicka twierdzi, re ma Ukrai-
ME bolszewizm codziei jest slab
Sym, a Liga Narod6w ubije go
zupelnie.
Wegry potrzebuja tylko zyw--
nosci, materyai6w i zachety, aze-
by odzyt. Sam Bella Kun, ktory
Jest ma czele rzadu bolszewickie-
60 ma Wegrzech, ME ma nadziei
utrzymania sic.
w Rumunii jest ruch / zycie i
ME ma przygnebienia.
Welding Vopicki kr6lowa ru--
muhska ma zamiar wkrotce od-
wiedzic Ameryke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
AKCYA BROWARNIKoW
PRZECIW PROHIBICYI.

Wczoraj odbyfa sic konferen--
eva komitetu wykonawczego Sto-
warzyszenia Browarnikow w bu-
dynku First National Bank, ma
ktorej omawiano akcye przeciw
poprawce do konstytucyi o pro-
hibicyii. Chodzi o to, czy piwo, "a
wierajsce 2A procent alkoholu,
jest trunkiem upajajacym czy
wyrob takiego piwa jest zakaza-
ny.
Adwokat L. Mayer, doradzca
komitetu, .zakomunikowal, re Sic
dmiu sedzi6w W tyluz sprawach
zadecydowalo, il piwo takie ME
jest upajajace ME jest zakazane,
a tyllo jeden sedzia zadecydowal
przeciwnie. Wobec tego w opinii
adv. Mayer'a So dobre szanse, re
piwo takie ME bedzie zakazanc.
Komitet upowaznil adv. Maye-
r'a, azeby kooperowai z prokura-
torem federalnym Clyne'm W ia
kiejkolwiek sprawie, kt6ra Rad
vytoczy sadownie zadecydowa-
ME waznosci ustawy i poprawki
prohibicyjnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
PREF. NAKLANIA OPONEN
TOW DO ZATWIERDZENIA
TRAKTATU POKOJOWEGO.

wv ~ I'm w AAA>N
TRAKTATU POKOJOWEGO.
Washington, II lipca. - PREF.
Wilson. ME mogac zbiorowo ma
k{onic senatorow do zatWierdze-
MIA traktatu pokojowego, chwych
sic innego srodka, mianowlcte.
postanowil zaprosic ma konferen-
eye kazdego oponenta osobiScle
pokazac mu dlaczego Senat po-
winicn zatwierdzic traktat poko-
jowy.
Sekr. Tumulty powiedzial, re
wedlug planu prez. Wilson ma
konferencye te zaprosi okofo piet
nastu senator6W po pieclu ma
raz w ten sposob bedzie mogt
przem6wic do wszystkich oponen
tow republikanskich i kilku de-
nokratycznych senatorow, kto--
rzy stoja W opozycyi do Ligi Ma
rod6w. Nasamprzod- PREF: Wilson
zaprosi senatora Lodge'a, oraz
dziewieciu innych senatorow re-
publikahskich, wchodzacych "
skiad komisyi spraw zagranicz
nych.
Senator Borah oswiadczy}, re
wrazie, gdyby prez. Wilson ma
prawde postqpii tax, jak zamie-
RIA. natenczas on ME pojdzie ma
konferencye, a wrazie zaprosin,
nie przyjmie jej. To samo uczy-
nil, gdy W marcu PREF. Wilson "a
pros1 go ma bankiet W Biaiym
Domu, ma ktorym omawiano po-
tajemnie szczegoiy planow w
sprawie Ligi Narodow.
Inni senatorzy oswiadczyi, re
checia przyjma zaprosiny pre-
zydenta. dodajac jednakze, ze ami
konferencya ami osobista namo-
wa ME wywrze ma Mich zadnego
skutku. PREF. Wilson bedzie sic
staral usunac, lub przynajmniej
zmniejszyc ilosc oponentow, oraz
senatorow ktorzy domagaja sic
ably przed zatwierdzeniem trak-
tatu, poprawiono tenze. Jest to
praca nader trudna, gdyz jak via
domo, okolo trzydziestu osmlu
senatorow sprzysiegFo sic prze-
civ zalaczaniu Ligi Narodow do
traktatu pokojowego.
Wczoraj odbyia sic konferen
cya pomiedzy acknowledgements
przew6dcami a PREF. Wilsonem,
ma ktorej omawiano szczegofowo
plany W sprawie proponowanej po
dr6zy prezydenta po kraju, celem
wygiaszania NOW ma korzyst Ii
gi Narodow, zas ma konferencyi
komisyi spraw zagranicznych czy
tano tekst traktatu pokojowego.
Czytanie traktatu zajmie ca}y ten
tydzieh. w przysz}ym tygodniu
przystapi komisya do aktualnej
piracy mad traktatem.
HUIDEKOPER KRYTYKUJE
GEN. PERSHINGA.
Washington, II lipca. - O
stra krytyka dzie}alnosci gen.
Pershinga poczyniona przez pull
kownika Huidekoper'a, znawcy
nilitarnego, oraz bylego adjuran
ia przy dywizyi 33ciej, wywoiaia
wiele komentarzy w koiach mill
tarnych W Waszyngtonie. Pulkow
mix Huidekoper oskarzyi gen. Per
shinga to, IL ME chciaf koope..
rowat z wojskami Drytyjskiemi "
pewnej bardzo waznej ofenzywie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
Nova Repubika Birkenfeldu.
WEGIERSKI Rad SOWIET0W CHWIEJE Sic.
Powszechny Strajk W Portach Francu:kich.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne

ma bye Wydany zakaz sprzeoawa-
MIA jakiejkolwiek pahstwowej
wIasnoSci niemieckiej.
Ze wzgledu ma znaczna dlugosc
linii grancznej pomiedzy Polska
a Niemcami. gdyz mierzy ona O.
koio 500 mil, postanowiono po--
dzielic ia ma dwie Poiowy, p6ino-
cna poiudniowa - zamiano--
wac dla kazdej tych polow od-
dzielna komisye. Ze wzgledu zaS
ma okolicznoSc, re re stosunkami
miejscowymi najlepiej poSrod
pieciu wielkich mocarstw alianc-
kich obeznana jest Francya, "a
decydowano w jej rece ziozyc
przewodnictwo komisyi dla spraw
plebiscytu ma G6rnym Slasku i
wog6le wszystkich kwestyi zwis-
zanych wytyczeniem granicy
pomiedzy Polska Niemcami.
Wczoraj zostala zakohczona
jedna u toczacych sic w chwi-
III obecnej wojen, kiedy premier
Venizelos oSwiadczyi imieniem
rzadu greckiego gotowoSc natych
miaStowego wycofania wojsk
greckich okolicy Adenu. jezeli
to samo uczynie takze Wiochy,
oczekujac ma finalna decyzye kon
ferencyi pokojowej. Wiochy przy-
jely te propozycye przystapia
natychmiast do jej wykonania.
Do traktatu pokojowego z
Austrya postanowiono doiaczyc
klauzule,na podstawie ktorejWio
chy maja mice prawo domagac
sic w ciagu 5 lat cd Austryi, ably
wybudowala dwie koleje przez
przelecze Reschen Prodil, "a
co Wlochy maja jej zaplacic.
Konferencya pokojowa otrzy--
maIa wiadomosc, re Bella Kun "a
mierza skonfiskowac sprzedaG
wszystkie znajdujace sic we We
grzech zagraniczne wartoSciowe
panstwowe papiery i z tego po-
wodu wystosowaia do niego note
zawiadomieniem, re tego ro--
dzaju krok poozytany bedzie "a
rabunek, a Alianci ME uznaja
waznosci tel sprzedazy.
Konferencya pokojowa utwier-
dza sic wogole ooraz bardziej w
prZekOrlaniu, Ze KonleCZnle trZeDa
sic juz raz zdecydowac ma jakas
wyrazna i stanowcza polityke,
odnosnie do wegierskiego rzadu
sowietow.
| w kolach francuskich delega--
tow pokojowych wielkie wraze--
ME zrobila wiadomosc, re Stany
Zjednoczone podjeiy juz znow
stosunki handlowe Niemcami, a
zw}aszcza, re transakcye zaraz
pierwszego dnia doszIy do sunny
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17

dla strajkujacych organizatorow
unijnych, ktorzy do strajku do
prowadzili. Organlzatorzy zadali
wyzszych piac i t. wv. "closed
shop, II. azeby tylko unijni ro-
botnicy byli zatrudnieni. Dotych-
czas we fabrykach international
panowal ,,open shop, II. kompa-
MIA przyjmowaia do piracy robo-
tnikow unijnych i nieunijnych.
Wczoraj podobno strajkierom
ktos obiecal, re dostana ,,closed
shop" i wyzsze place. Gdy sic o
tenn zarzadcy kompanii dowie-
dzieli, nakazali w odpowiedzi "a
mkrliecie fabryk ma czaS nieogra-
niczony.
R. G.. Brooks, superintendent
zakladow Mccormick, ktore do
tel kompanii naleza, oSwiadczyl,
ze fabryki beda zankniete tax dlu
60, dop6ki robotnicy ME wroc2
ma dawnych warunkach i re gdy
to nastapi, yopen shop" bedzie
panowal, jak dotychczas.
Strajkierzy odbyli wczoraj ze-
brania W parku Pilsen W innych
salach W poblizu kwatery glow
nej, kt6ra organizatorzy unijni
otworzyli przy narozniku West
23ciej ulicy Oakley ave. Pre-
mawiali do Mich J. Kikulski, or
ganizator, przyslany przez Anne
rykafska Federacye Piracy jego
asystenci.
Kikulski' oSwiadczyl, re straj-
kerry beda zadali Union shop,
minimizing place rs cent6w ma
godzine dla doroslych, 92h cen
tow ma godzine dla mechanikow,
a so centow ma godzine dla chop
cow i dziewczat, liczacych Cd lat
16 do IS. Przyznal, re zadai ME
przedlozono kompanii. Dotych-
czas piacono praoownikom mini
malnie 40 centow ma godzine.