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differ. however. as to the kind of a
league of nations we may desire, or we
may wish to see the American people
committed to-"
Senator Hitchcock denounced the
Knox resolution as but another move
on the part of certain Republican sena-
tors to harrass and embarrass and an
noy the president while he was still en-
gagged with the peace conference.
a test OF pro-league and anti-lesgue
strength was anticipated when the reso-
luton was finally voted on.
There was no disposition displayed
today by either Senator Lodge or Sena-
tor Knox or anti-administration sena-
tors on the foreign relations committee
to have the latter renew its investiga-
ton OF alleged treaty leaks" II was
stated that Jacob II Schiff. of Kuhn.
Loeb e. Co. Paul NJ. Warburg and other
American flnanciers had been notified
that they would be Informed when the
committee desired them TO appear II
was predicted. however by number OF
senator's. both Republic and Democratic.
that the committees probe would not be
resumed.
Senator Borah expressed himself as
being satisfied with what ne declared
TO have been clearly established at
Yesterdays session of the committee
that a copy OF the peace treaty had been
furnished" Morgan & Co. one of whose
partners had been shown to be acting
in an advisory capacity at the peace
conference. while the senate and the
American people We're still denied &C
cess to the text Of the document.
He. Senator Reed. OF Missouri. and
other anti-league senators limited az
future debate in the senate that would
further bring TO the attention OF the
American people the close connection OF
Wall street with the peace conference
and the reasons why Big business
was supporting the league or nations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
ILLINOIS BOXING
GETS BOOST
rInresNArIonAt NEWS SERVICE

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. June 12-Boxing
in Illinois got boost today when the
senate voted 81 to IS for the passage
of the Hicks Boxing bill 1t followed
a debate that lasted for more than
two hours in which senators were
confined to a fifteen minute limit in
The measure now goes TO the house.
II provides ten round boxing exhibit
IONS with five ounce gloves for con-
testants weighing 1Ss pounds and six
ounce gloves for those over 1873 pounds.
The bill creates a state boxing COM
mission of three members who are to
be appointed by the governor and will
act without compensation. A secre-
tary. however. is allowed a salary Of
$500 a year
Boxers must be Is years of age and
have a physicians certificate before
they can enter any contest.
Under the act five per cent OF the
gross receipts OF exhibitions go TO
the state treasurer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
JAMES A. TAWNEY
PASSES AWAY
lINrERNArIoNAl NEWS sERvIcE


EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. June II
JAMES A Tawney, former represen.
tative in congress from Minnesota
died q the Fins hotel here today Of
heart disease He had been in poor
health and had been resting here for
tWo weeks.
His condition had not been consid-
cred as alarming and members Of his
family were not here. Funeral ar
engagements viii not be made known
until tomorrow when . son and dau-
ghter viii arrive from the family home
In Winona. MINI. The body probably
will be taken TO Winona for burial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
HARBOR SCOUTS
PARADE FRIDAY
Attention, l. III. BOY Scouts
Scouts, Scout officials and all
council members will please
assemble mt the Riley school
on Friday morning, 7s3O, TO
take part In parade.
A. J. sAMBRooK,
Scout Executive.


The call has gone out TO all scouts.
scout officials and all council members
in Indiana Harbor to assemble at the
Riley school on Friday evening at 1880
TO take part IN the big parade.
A. J. Sambrook. the scout executive.
issued the call for the big doings to-
day and Messrs. j. ". Lees and H. De
Holl OF the Harbor. the big Boy Scout
boosters are planning to have the
greatest Scout turnout ever seen in
the Twin City.
AS this Is Boy Scout Wenk in the
United States. scouting boosters at the
Harbor are determined that their city
shall not be a whit behind in their
pursuit OF associate members.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

big former neutrality-suspicious. liner
Graf Waldersee, now troop transport.
was rammed by the steamer Redondo.
in dense fog 100 miles oc the coast
early today
The transports Patricia and Leviath-
an. bound for New York with troops.
rushed TO the side of the sinking Wal
dersee in response TO her wireless mes
sage of distress. A wireless dispatch a
few hours after the collision reported
that all the passenger and crew Of the
big transport was taken of by the Pa
tricia. The Patricia is towing the Graf
Waldersee to port, but her fire and en-
CINE rooms are so badly flooded it is
doubtful if she will remain aioat The
Redondo. operated by the United States
shipping board. was not badly dana ged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
NAVAL BILL
Is REPORTED
tIsrEsnArIonAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. June l2-Appropria-
tions for the navy. made by the
house naval affairs committee in its
bill for purely naval purposes on q
peace basis" were reported today to
the house. The bill carries an ap-
preparation of s5s9.sss.764. as COM
pared with the recommends tions Of
Secretary Daniels last December. OF
ss75.sos.s2I and ss24.7os. 900 carried in
the bill as reported TO the senate last
February. The senate bill failed of
passage The house of commons cut
the present bill si22.o24.535 from the
amount 1t recommended in February
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Continued from page one-D
tee would carry out their intention of
sending the resolution TO the senate
with a favorable recommendation.
As constituted the committee stands:
Pro-league ~ Hitchcock. Nebraska;
Williams. Mississippi; Swanson. Vir-
ginia; Pomerene Ohio: Smith. Arizona;
Pittman. Nevada; Shields. Tennessee;
McCumber. North Dakota.
Anti-leag ue-Lodge. Massachusetts;
Borah. Idaho; Brandagee. Connecticut;
Fall, New Mexico: Knox, Pennsylvania;
Harding. Ohio: Johnson. California;
New. Indiana. and Moses. New Hamp-
shire.
Knox stated before the committee met
that the chief purpose of his resolution
was TO give the American people ample
opportunity TO decide whether they
wanted to join the league
we all know that there is bound TO
be league of nations" Knox said. We
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
DOG AND APPLE
JACK MIX

One OF the bits which Will delight
all in Daddy Long Legs" the Mary
Pickford Company picture featuring
the famous little star Is the perform
ance Of dog who drinks part OF a
jug OF apple Jack. Audiences at the
Deluxe theater today. tomorrow and
Saturday. where this picture will be
seen will see a new type of humor in
the antics OF this animal which gives
2 first rate imitation Of tippler try
ing TO make his way home after too
liberal inhibition.
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--
BACK FOR
VACATION

Joseph Kcwalski. who has just fin
ished his term as an Instructor in St
Marv.s college in Kentucky. arrived
al his home in West Hammond this
morning. Kowalski is well known to
Hammond baseball fans. having been
pitcher on the city team several years
ago. Since then he has played with
the team at Fort Wayne, Ind. and has
also been in the army He has not
decided yet how he will spend his sum-
mer vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
COOL PLACE IN
HOT WEATHER

When the hot weather dropped like
suffocating blanket over Hammond
the first thoughts of many people were
directed toward the Orpheum theater
which last year. afforded such a CRATE
ful relief 1t was then the coolest
place in town and folks this year find
IL up to its old reputation. Manager
James Michelstetter has had the cool
ing and cursing the weather man. 1t
been in operation for several days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
RESTORE RATES
TO COMMISSION
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEavlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON. June l2-The senate
this afternoon passed a bill oy SEN
ator Cummins, of Iowa, restoring the
power of railway rates making to the
interstate commerce commission and
removing such power from the direct
or general OF railroads.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

Last night the theater was packed with
perfectly comfortable people who
few minutes before had been perspir-
ing and sursing the weather man. II
Is always from ten 10 fifteen degrees
cooler in the building than outside.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

BUTTER--Creamery extras. 5oi4
frsts, STA d49iac; packing stocks. 40 Q
44c
EGGS-Current receipts. $40 3se: or
binary firsts. s7iac; frsts. SsI4 a 80 u c;
extras. loia a 4ac
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. soc:
chickens, s1c; springs. 4o645c; ROSTERS.
1sc: geese, 22c; ducks. 23d 25c.
POTATOES-Ohios, s1.70n 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
DEFICIENCY
BILL REPORTED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS srsvIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE sem
ate this afternoon passed bill ap-
propriating s75o.o0o.ooo for deficiency
in the railroad administration
II am sorry 70 cay we Will have
more like this later on" said Warren.
Chairman Of the appropriations COM
mittee, commented as the bill passed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
AUTO SPEEDERS
STOPPED BY POLICE

Three Gary auto speeders. John sed-
cash. 9th and Broadway. George KEEL
ner. 5th and Broadway. and Nick
Slatch. 4th and Broadway. were last
evening stopped by officials and plac-
ed under arrest. Each defendant furn-
ished bonds for their appearance in
court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
CASUALTIES
AT CAPITAL


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcsl
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June l2-One
person was killed and ten injured. five
seriously. In a series of accidents here
yesterday and last night. Mrs. Kate
Martin. colored. was killed when run
down by a street car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CLOSE.

CORN-No. mixed. s1.7S; 3 mixed
s172@172s: mixed. s16sG1s7; ?
white, s17s: white. $175la 2 yellow.
s1.75d176; yellow. $1.74ls G1.75.
OATs-No white. Sax dss&; 3
white, ssh TssAc: white. ssasslac;
standard ssl. G6s%c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
HUSBAND PAYS ST.
AND COSTS

George Morgan. in Judge Cothery's
justice court. Gary. yesterday pleaded
guilty of the act of assault and bat
terry upon his wife and was fined 81
and costs Mrs. Morgan before the
Judge. testified that her husband be-
came angry ct her and dragged her
about the room by the hair and show
ed many bruises where he had struck
her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
cHIcAao nrvE srocx.

HOGS-Receipts. 35 600; market. ac-
tive and asa soc higher: top. s2OS5;
bulk. s2050Q 2075; heavy. s2o.50d
2o.75. medium. s20.45 q 20.so: light 500
10 q 2o.S5; light lights. $3.50 POPS;
heavy packing sows smooth. $4,000
2o.4o: packing sows. rough, $3.50 a
1000: pigs, sI7506 1880
TTLE-Receipts. 1900; yearling
and medium grades steers. steady. 9TH
srs and she stock slow TO csc lower;
ealve sand bulls. strong to higher: beef
steers. medium and heavy. choice and
prime. $4,000 1885, medium and good,
s12.25 q 1910; lights. good anr choice
s126oN I4T5: common and medium.
$1,000 n 1918: butcher cattle. heifers.
s7.75 q 1900; cows. s7.5OdI2.75; bulls
sS.75 II 90: Gamers and cutters. COWS
and heifers $4,000 100: Gamer. steers.
s775 1000: veal calves. $3.50 di7.00;
feeder steers. SaT5613.00; stocker cows
and heifers. 1915 qa.75: stocker calves
$s25G 1900.
VEAL-5o 10 so lbs. ia fsc: 10 20
so lbs. 81 q 22c; so to 10 lbs. $50
n .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
CALLS EXTRA
SESSION
FOR SUFFRAGE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
JEFFERSON CITY. No. June 12-
Gov. Gardner today called an extra
session of the Missouri legislature for
July End to ratify the suffrage amend.
ment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12
KILLED BY
LIGHTNING
-InrsRsArIosAL NEWS sERvIcgl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. June IL
James Babbett. years old. was struck
and instantly killed by lightning while
running down a road. seeking shelter
from an electric storm near here late
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

The Times want ads bring as
ton;shing results if their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

Are you reading The Timcs7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-12

vEAL-5o to so lbs 17a fsc: 70 20
so lbs, 81 a 2c; so to 10 lbs. 2s@
23tac. fancy, 24e; overweight kidneys,
14o 10 IFS lbs. 14G1ec. coarse, lac
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HERE IS LINEUP
IN SENATE

CONTINUED from page one1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

KOBIETY WYJADA ZBA-
DAG CUBA NATURY w
DZIEWICZYCH LASACH A.
MERYKI
Nowy York, ID. lutego. - OSm
nascie kobiet / mezczyzn - natu-
ralist6w pod przewodnictwem w.
Beebe, nadzorcy mad ptakami w
menazeryi w Brox, opusci Nowy
York 26 lutego w drodze do A.
meryki ~Po4udniowei ola zbadania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

ON ramie sobie nadwereayi. Gdy wiec
hiszpan przybyl do golarni, ME VIE
dzac, &e tam pracuje Ia, kt6rej on lyle
przyrzek}, doznal wielkiego strachu gdy
spostrzeg}, re ona tam by}a pania jego
zycia i Smierci. - Jeden reel p. t. ,,Ae-
roplane Machine Guns and Mobilizing
Americas Manhood.
Zam0wifiSmy juz pred dwoma ty-
godniami obrazek Charlie Chaplina p.
t. ,,Sharghaied', kt6ry jest przepeinio-
ny smiesznymi s~ytuacyami, lec trud-
no 60 bardzo dostac, gdyz wszyscy u
biegaja sic "a MIN. PrzyrZekH nam, re
jezeli zwr6ca te filme dzisiaj, to nam
,ia prZysla zamiast ,,Wifles i'm the Bal
kans. - The Pickle Spaniard i Aero
plane Machine Guns. Wtenczas mieli-
bySmy Treasure Island i Charlie Cha
plin. Program bedzie wspanialy. Jutro
kto chce zobaczyG / naSmiac sic do sy-
ia, niechaj Spieszy ma sale maryanow-
ska o godzinie $3.50 ~popoludniu i 7:30
wieczorem. WStep do sail jak zwykle
) contGw ola dzieci a 10c Ola star
szych. Przyjdzcie wszyscy, a n~iepozafu-
jecie tegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
z RAMPANT SWEITZERA.

- Ia Manipulating R. NJ. Sweitzera
oswiadczy} sic wczoraj W. f. QufnQan,
prezes unii tramwajarzy. Twierdzi, Il
jest nieprawda, jakoby tramwajarze
popierali Thompsona.
Ranni zolnierze wczoraj odwie-'
dzili kandydata demOkratycznego R
NJ. Sweitzera, azeby mu podziekowaG
"a zainicyowanie blu, p~rzed}ozonegc
W legislature stanowej, kt6ra umOzli'
wi wszystkim zomierzOm wziac udzia]
W glosowaniu W prawyborach i wy,
borach bez wzgledu ia TO. czy zdazyli
regestrowac sic. Bill ten juz zoStai PREY
jety w senacie j ma wkr6tce bye PREY.
.jety W Izbie niAszej.
+. NJ. Sweitzer wygiosi4 dis W
po{udnie move hotelu Sherman |
Ashland Block, a wiec7orem W sail p.
mr.. S4S Milwaukee ave-, oraz W lokalu
pnr. 1859 W. Madison ul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
Z MARYANOWA.

Obrazki migawkowe przedstawione W
sail ~parafialnej Matki BoSkiej Aniel-
skiej, bedq nastepujacej tresci: P1ec
czesc (reels) p. t. Treasure Island" y,
klasyczny utwor z angielskiej literatu-
ry. Banda korsarzy chcac dostac mape
ukrytego skarbu ma Treasure Island,
grozi Smiercia nfejakiemu Bones, kt6-
~ ia posiada. Bones z p~rzestrachu IL
miera, a pani Hawkins, re Swym Sy-
mem Jimem oddaje tie mape Dokto-
rowi Liwesay, kt6ry biorac re SODA
Jima. wyrus1a Okretem W poSzukiwa-
niu skarbu. w drodze ma jtkOwie ME
kt6rzy buntujq sic i ~pOstanawiaja ma
pc skraSc. Jim dOwiedfzawszy sic 0
ich Zamiarach prZeszkadza. Gdy wy
ladowali ma wySpie. Jim spOtyka pew
negO cziowieka nazwiskiem Gum, kt0-
ry Ocala1 z tOnacegO Okretu i przeby-
wal ma tel wyspie cd trzech lat. w
LtilIldlh Nu naval Vld uuLlVld bohlO~
rOw+i Lewisay informacyf o skarbie.
Skarb wreszcie wladowalno ma Okret /
wszystkO gotOwe do pOwrotu, lecz re
~wSzyStkich s~iedmdziesieciu pieciu, kt0-
rzy ~wyruszylf ami jeden zyw ME wr6-
CHI. Scenerya Sliczna i DUO zatmuja-
cych bitew. Obrazek mast. pit. .WifleS
i'm the Balkans. Ably sic przypodObac
swell n~arzeczonei Wifles udaje sic do
kraju Bafkafskiego. ably zdejmOwac
obrazki ruchOme bitew tam stoczO--
nych i ably zaS ME narazac swego ~
cha. ufOrmOwa} w}aSna armie i te "a
cza1 fOtOgrafOwac. Rywal jego Obr6cii
ma niegO. a gdy w dOmu przegladanO
fotOgrafie wykrytO podstep i Wifles
straci3 pOsade. Jeden 2 WA jweselszych
obrazk0W WIiflC$a. - Jeden reel. n. t.
The PICKLE Spaniard'. Zmienny hisz-
pan Slubuje dozGonna mifoSG pewnei
pieknei hiszpanskiej Senoricie, GORGE
edlarza w~ieiskiego. lecz wkr6tce uroki
innei zwabiaja go. -Senorita musi "a
stepowac ejca swego W golarni, gdyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
ZPOLITYKI.
2 RAMPANT CAREY'A.

- NJ. F. Sullivan, pierwszy asystent
prok. stan. Hoyne'a, wczoraj oswald
cyl sic "a kandydatura T. Carey'a
kt6ry Jest jedynym przeciwnikiem W
prawyborach acknowledgement R. NJ
Sweit0era o n~ominacye ma burmistrza
Sullivan W swej movie, atakowa} Re
gera S%ullivana, G. e. Brennana, ]. F,
OMaQley'a i R. NJ. Sweitzera, kt6ra
wc7oraj wygfosi4 W kwaterze Klubu
Demokratycznego, 1S-tej wardy, oskar'
4ajac ich o zdrade swej partyi.
Kandydat Carey takze przemawia},
opowiadajac, jak centralna organiza
eva, t.. j. komitet powiatowy, Zamiast
zostawic wolne pole wszystkim handy
datom. postanowi1i Emusic demokracye
do po1knieGia Sweitzera.
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Z MICHAkOWA.

Jutro obchodzic bedzle Towarzystwo
M}odzie2y sw. Stanisiaw1a Kostki, mr..
225 Zjed. P. r. K, 15-ta ~rocznice za4o-
Aenia swegoxZ okazyl tel odbedzie sic
wspania1y h6nkiet W SAID oh. Wegnera,
pnr. 1886 Brando nave. Cena biletu
wynosl iak juz donosiliSmy $3.50 cd o.
sOby. Kto jeszcze ME ma biletu, a ~
czyfby soblc p6jSc ma bankiet, ten
nlechaj ME czeka do ULTRA, tylko dzi-
slaJ MECH sic postara o takowy. iowa
rzystwo TO jest ma jllcznlejszym z to-
~warzystw W parafif Sw. Micha3a Arch,
/ mIcHace do Zjednoczenia. a akcya
swoIa ruchllwa zjednafo soble wielu
przyjacl64. Spodziewac sic nale5y, IL
szlachetne zabieei ~mfodAe4y michafo-
wstiej, Polacy w South Chicago popra
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1ELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

(Dokohczenie ze strongly 1ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

Rosyi. Wice-prezydent natenczas
poraz pierwszy podczas obecnej
sesyi obalii rezolucye, gsosujac
ma korzysc 'administracyi, Sena-
tor Johnson zawiadomiI jednakze,
re ME ustapi lecz "a kilka dni po-
nownie podniesie te sprawe W
Senacie i dopoty bedzie przekla-
dal rezotucye, dopoki ME osiagnie
pozadanego skutku.
~RoZPoCZECIE RAMPANT
-PROHIBICYJ-
NEJ w NOWYM YORKU.
Nowy York, logo lutego. -
Oponenci prohibicyi zebrali sic
dzisiaj, ably zaprotestowac pre-
civ prawu prohibicyi. Mekt6rzy
m6wcy oSwiadczyli, re wkr6tce
po powrocie PREF. Wilsona do
Ameryki, W kazdem mieScie, mia
steczhu i wsi odbeda sic masowe
zebrania ola protestu przeciw
piohibicyi.
Zawiadomiono, re w~szedzie oby-
watele przyrzekli poprze6 kam-
panic finansowo. Podczas mowy
jednego z organizatorow kampa-
nil wreczono GEEK ma piet tysie-
cy dolarow, jednakze nazwiska
hojnego dawcy ME ogfoszono. z
koncem zebrania organizatorzy
Rampant ~posiadali kilka czekow
i mase piSmiennych przyrzeczen
zlozenia pewnej sunny pienieznej
ma kampanie przeciw-prohibicyj-
ma.
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tamtejszych dziewiczych lasow.
Spodziewac sic nalezy, re PREY
wioza z powrotem wielki zbior
rzadkich ptakow, wezow i roba-
kow.
Parma M. Satterie, wnuczka J.
P. Morgana, bedzie uczestniczyc
ola bahama roznych ~gatunkow
ptakow, a prof. w. M. Wheeler
Z uniwersytetu Harvard bedzie
badal odmienne rodzaje mrowek.
-PRZESTRZEN 80 MIL PRE-
BYTA AEROPLANEM w
%
Oklahoma City, Is. lutego. -
Porucznik R. B. Baker, stacyono-
wany PREY szkole lotniczej Post,
wzniosl sic ma swym aeroplanie
i przebyi przestrzen dziewiecdzie
sieciu mil W y minutach, zbijajac
wszystkie poprzednie rekordy
szybkoSci aeroplanowej. Przeciet-
ME jechai on 27O mil ma godzine.
SEKR L UCZESTNIcZY
w K~ONFERENCYI POzYCZ-.
KOWEJ.
Nowy York, IL. lutego. - Sekr.
skarbu c. Glass uczestniczy} w
kilku konferencyach. bankier6w,
bedacych czionkami komitetow
majacych prowadzic ~kampania
przysziej pozyczki wolnosciowej,
kt6ra nastapi w kwietniu. Sekre-
tarz zwiedzii rowniez federalny
bank rezerwowy. Najpierw pre-
mawiai w klubie og}aszajacych,
poczem udal sic ma bankiet wyda-
ry przez komitet Rampant poly
czki wolnoSciowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
FABRYKA GAZU NIEZAPAL-
NEGO OLA
w TEXAS.

w TEXAS.
Forth Worth, 15-go lutego. -
Jedyna fabryka wyrabiajaca he
lium" W swiecie jest fabryka W
Forth Worth Texas wybudowa-
ma przez Department marynarki
kosztem 100000 dolarow. Wyrob
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

/ wsp6lne cieszy6 sic beda W chwilf
ola tel mtodziezy tax waznej. Ten
jutrzejszy bankiet, doda niejako "a
chiefly i otuchy do dalszej piracy czion-
kom W rozwoju towarZystwa | r6wno-
czeSnie zacheci i innych m}odzicfc6w,
kt6rzy dotad j~eszcze ME naleza do te-
go grona do w'stapienia W ich szeregi.
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