davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
HOOVER o YTUACYI RO-
SYISKIEJ.

Nowy York, II wrzesnia. -
Piecioletnia praca "a granfca,
przekonaia H. Hoover'a, &c so
cyalizm poczyna chylit sic XII
upadkow;, r re Ameryka ME
powinna porzucac swego moral
nego przewodnictwa W Swiecie,
ami tez pozwalac, aby inni ,,uzy-
wall jej ola doswiadczen W cho-
robach spoiecznych". Co do re-
wolucyi spolecznej w Rosyi, p.
Hoover tax powiedzial:
,,Pomimo, IL socyalizm sPowo-
dowal potoki krwi ludzkiej /
okazal sic tax pod wzgledem exc
nomicznem, oraz duchowym fall
szywym, to jednak Przypuszczam
re pozytecznem to by}o ola swla-
ia. re okazai on pred Swiatem
czem lest w rzeczywistoSci. w
interesie kazdego Amerykanina
Jest znalezienie odpowiedniego lie
karstwa, ma te chorobe, ale lekar-
stwo to ma bye czysto amerykan
skie. znalezione przez AmeTyka-
nina w sposob iScie amerykansk.
Cywilizacya europejska powStale
teraz Z wielkiej choroby. My. ia
ko nar6d majacy size i wszelkie
zasobv ku temu, powinnismy do
pom6dz naszemu sasiadomi do pc
wstania o wiasnych silach. Gel
ten, jako taxi, jest prawdzrw1e a
merykanski."
w dalszym cagu swej mowy,
D. Hoover oswiadczyl, re nieprzy
jaciel upadi, ME tylko wsEutek
pogromu militanego. ale take z
powodu wycienczenia ekonomlcz
nego. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
PALA o
LOW

Detroit, II wrzesnia. - K. l.
Barnett, byly sierzant przy kor-
pusie motorowym we Francyi, O.
swiadcza, re Gale stosy dobrych
ieszoze czesci ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
zosta1o umyslnie znis0czonych
ogniem, pod.ozonym przez Office
row. Oswiadczenie to wydal
pred posiem R. McC ulloch'em,
czlonkiem komisy4, ktora prrepro
wadza obecnie inwestygacye W
sprawie wydatk6w wojennych de
partamentu wojny. w dalszym
ciagu swych zeznan, Barnett O.
skarza oficerow o nieludzkie oh
chodzenie sic De swymf ludzmi.
Stosunki pod tym wzgledem by
IIy TAX nieznosne, re niejeden SEE
regow1ec, n1emogac diuzel wy
trzymat zlego obejscia sic z MIN
popesnii samobojstwo.
KRoTKIE ZE
sTOLIcY KRAJU.
Washington, II wrzesnia. -
Prokurator obwodowy Clyne Z
Chicago, zeznajac pred komisya
wyborcza Izby, oSwiadczyl, re W
razie, gdyby pozwolono Y. Ber-
gerowi. zasiadac w Kongresie, to
decyzya TAXA ,,byiaby najwieksza
Itragedya wojny". Oswiadczyl, re
dowody jake posiada przeciw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

Tow. M}odziezy sw. Alojzego, sku-
palace sic PREY parafii s.. M{odzian-
k6w, przygotowuje sic do wieczorku
rozmaisoSci, kt6ry prawdopodobnie
odbedzie sic Q poczatkiem przyszie-
go miesiaca pazdziernika b. T., W
sail >parafialnej. Wieczorek ten urzs
dzomy bedzie W celu Zasilenia kasy i
silnej agitacyi do rodzic6w, by sy-
now swych zapisywali do Towarzyst-
wa zlozonego Z samej m'odziezy wy
chowank6w parafii SIS. Mlodziankow.
Kapelanem jest X. Bolesiaw Ma
wrocki. kt6ry krzata sic oko1o przy-
gotowania chlopc6w do r6znych a.
trakcyi programu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re stronicv l-szei.

cbecnic przebywa w Henderson
Harbor, swym domu tlenim, sekr.
Lansing mial zaprzeczyc pogio-
see, jakoby kiedykolwiek, podczaS
swego pobytu W Paryzu mial
podawac sic do dymisyi, wskutek
r:eporozumicnia Z PREF. Wilso-
ncm W sprawie traktatu pokoJo-
wcgo. Oswiadczyt, &c aoficyal-
ne" zaprzeczenie oSwiadczen Buf
ljtt'a kt0rc ukazalO sic w pismach
brytyj>kich wczoraj pc potudniu,
Tic ma zadncj podstawy, dodajac.
re dotychczas ME dal on zadncJ
odpow:edzi ma oSwiadczenia Bull
htt'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

Wponiedzialek, dnia 22go b. NJ,
odbedzie sic roczne posiedzenie Dwo-
ru SIS. Miodziank6w, No. 6SS u. X.
L.. W sail zwyklych posiedzen. Po-
czatek p%osiedzenia 70 godzinie Sci
wieczorem. Wazne sprawy do zaia-
twienia ma p~orzadku &ziennym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
Chciwy siaMN.

Wiesz.. zabi}bym sic, gdybym
wiedzia}, re choG pc Smierci bede
gioSnym.
Latwy spos6b. P~rzeznacz swo-
ia sk6re ma beben.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
z CRAGIN.

Wczoraj " koSciele p. W. Sw. Sta
nis3awa B. NJ, o godzinie Gel ranO
ma Mszy Sw.. pob{ogosIawiony zostai
zwiazek ma}zenski p. Stanislawa Do
bieraly, z parafii Matki Boskiej Cze
s~tochowskiej w Hawthorne, z PARMA
Konrada Bieschke. corka PIP. Anto-
niego i Rozalii ~Biesehk6w, diugolet-
mich parafiau tamtejszych. Slubnej
ceremonii dope{nil X. %proboszcz sta
nislaw Swierczek c. r. w czasie
Mszy sw., ma ch6rze Spiewal Choir Sw.
Cecylii, kt6ry wykonal Msze utworu
Gubinga. pod dyrekcya p. F. Paw}o-
wskiego jr., miejscowego organists.
Ma ,,offertorium", solo Ave Maria,
odspiewala parma Agnieszka Rok1-
cka a ma ,,Benedictus", do Ciebie
Bo1e", &c. Wafkiewicza), wykonai
D. Franciszek Pawlowski, ST. PAM
mfoda cd lat kilku naleiy do ch6ru
pa~rafialnego, a rodzice jej zamiesz-
kuja W Cragin cd lat 90. Uczta We
selma odby}a sic podczas dnia W do
mt rodzic6w, a wieczorem W sail OBJ.
Nawratyna, prZy narozniku Major
ave / Grand ave. Nowo5ehcom -
Szczesc Bo7e,
Pred kilkunastu dniami Zalozo-
ma zostaIa polska sp6lka, pod nazws
The Polish Stores, pnr. 24O5 Lo-
rel ave-, kt6rei zarzadca jest OBJ. Ro-
nan Moroniak. Spo}ka ~powyzsza ma
kilka SHADOW rzezniczych i wiktua-
low spozywczych TAX " Cragin, jak
w Hanson Parku.
Choir sw. Cecylii, skupiajacy sic
przy parafif Sw. Stanisfawa B. l M,
DO ukofczonych acknowledgements
wakacyach, rozpoczyna przysziy
piatek ma MOVE seZon spiewaczy. W
kazdy piatek o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem odbywaG sic beda lekcye
spiewu, W sail ~szkolnej. CT kt6rzy ma
ia chez i CLOS do Spiewu, a zyczyliby
sobie zapisa6 sic W poczet spieWa--
koy c~raginskich, niechaj sic zg9o-
sza do sail szkolnej W piatek, a orga
nista miejscowy udzieli i'm wszelkich
informacyi d~otyczacych sic choru,
Do dzie4a M}odZie7y droga! Kto spte
wa W ko6ciele - podwojnie sic mo-
dali!
Robotnicy stale pracuia mad ro1sze
rzaniem ulicy Fullerton, ktora W
przyszlosci stsnowic bedzie jedna z
najpiekniejszych ulic btznesowych,
W tamtejs5ej dzielnicy.
&
Firma ,,Pawlowski ! Zygmunt'.
pomimo zastoju " piracy budowlanej
spowodowanego ~strajkiem. ma wybu
dowane diva dwu pietrowe budynki,
przy Wrightwood ave. i No. Lotus
III. Try So ma wykohczeniu, przs
Luna ulfcy I Wrightwood ave.
W przysz1ym miesiacu b. r, odbe-
die sic W parafii Sw. Stanis4awa B.
NJ, d~oroczne neutrality-suspicious.
nabozesntwo, kt6re jak zwykle po--
trivia try dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
CENY TARGOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. /, twarda,
buSzel ST.
Pszenica, Nc. l, czerwona
buszel 5000. $2.26h do 1927
Kukurydza, No. 2, z6lta
buszel ........ $1.40 do $1.41
Kukurydza, No. . bia}a
buszel ...... $l.39 do $1.4lH
OWES. buszel 0. ,. 66%c do G9c
Jeczmieh, buszel $1.15 do $1.2S
Ivto, buszel -. $1.42E do $l.43
BYDLO.
Woly, tuczne -. $17.25 do $17.65
Woiy, rocznc E.. 5000 do $l7.75
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
XII. .......... $50 do $1,000
Cieleta. ...... $3.50 do $21.5O
SWINE, tuczne . $3.50 do $17.75
SWINE, wagi miedzy 140 a
100 funt6w .. $3.50 do $17.40
.Barany, ...... $3.50 do $3.50
Owce, tuczne . $3.50 do $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
STRAZACY Pc
MoCY S~TRAJKUJACYM
~POLICYANTOM.
Boston, II wrzesnia.

Boston, II wrzesnia. - I
rzednicy departamentu stray W
mieScie oznajmili, re strategy
ME przylacza sic do straiku poll
cyantow. Glosowanie mad ia kwe-
stya byio prawie j~ednomySlnie,
Komisarz stray pozarnej J. R.
Murphy. twierdzi, ze wszyscy
strategy pozostana lojalnymi mia
stu, bez wzgledu ma to, co posta-
nowia ~uczynic inne unie robot
nicze. kt6re, jak wiadomo, opo-
wedziaiy sic niedawnO temu "a
deklarowaniem .strajku z sy1mPa-
tvi bezrobocia policyantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
GEN. MARCH WATPI CZY
ALIANcI oPUSZCZA
SYBERYE.

Washington, II wrzesnia. -
Gen. March, szef sztabu amery-
kanskiego, wyraza watpliwoSc,
czy depesze pochodzace Z Parry
"a, gioszace jakoby Alianci Ia
mierzali oddac Rosye jej wlasne-
mu losowi, dotycza takze Sybe-
.ryi. Gen. March twierdzi, re A
lianci, gdy kiedykplwiek mowia
o Rosyi, to ME maja ma mysli
-6unorzsSnie Syheryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
UNA POLICYJNA I STRA-
zACKA ODMAWIAJA Po-
SLUSZENSTWA.

Macon, Ca, II WrZeSnla. = .
mia policyjna i strazakow miej-
skich, odm6wiia possuszehstwa
rozkazowi komisyi sluzby cywil-
nej, zadajaccj rozwiazania tych-
re uni. Zar6wno STRATEGY jak
policyanci oSwiadczyli. re VIOLA
raczej zrezygnowac re swych IL
rzedow, niz usluchac rozkzzu ko-
misvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
NABIAL.
cia DierWsZa SOfta,

ala. pierwsza sorta,
tuzin ........ 52hc do 53lic
Lila druea sorta.
tuz;, 44I5c do 4jhc
Nas}o. 1sza sorta, funt . soc
Nasto 2qa sorta. it. 49hc do Sc
Ser Daisies" funt -. 3Oc do Sic
Scr ,mervk funt ,. Bic do 32hc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

jakoby stowarzyszenie to staraio
sic naktonic Rad amerykanski
do zbrojnej i~nterwencyi W Mex
Sy-lu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

Robotnicy stale pracuia mad ro1sze
rzaniem ulicy Fullerton, ktora "
~przyszlosci stanowic bedzie jedna
najpiekuiejszych ulic btznesowych,
W ~tamtejs5ej dzielnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17

W prZysz{ym miesiacu b. r, odbe-
die sic W parafii Sw. Stanis1awa B,
NJ, doroczne neutrality-suspicious.
nabozesntwo, kt6re jak zwykle po--
trivia try dn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-17
SZKOLNE
Trzewiki

~chlopiece, trWafe
akorz tTZewtEu z ce
glastej Tub czarne1
ciel. skory, X
re szklacej cieleceJ
sk6ry, six 8 elk po
desawy. wiel. 8 do
61a, 80 war., para
1888
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
FALL FROM TREE
KILLS L|HEMAN
Edward c. Stevens, of Mjddletown.
Pitches to Ground After Being
Shocked by Current.

Edward G Stevens, l:neman en-
moved by -ac Western 7 mon Telegraph
Co. and wing Al Mlddlctown, met a
terr bio death al New Castle Yesterday.
stevens was sent ont by the MlddIetown
o'fict 81 the company 10 which he was
attached 10 hunt 'ie1f IN the lines
running through Ncv I asst g and had
found that ,o get Al II II would be neces-
s.lr, ~ climb 'rrc. from which limb
luttcd clos" "a IN, particular stretch of
viz H. WISHED to reach. " hen Stevens
pll hi> weigh; "' the limb \ gave signs
oi breaking under tEn ard lo instinctlvely
threw olf M hands 10 catch something
he rould hold tu s;tv" himself The thing
b, hauyvurd {. grasp was 4 wlrc which
gave hU j Sh"rt sever that he lct go
hI~ bold and 'umblcd 20 the ground
tn, u'forf fun4tc II an landed partly on
M head srlshua ~ ~lu'l and partly
On h!~ r,ds irIctur,ng hl> thigh He is
slIppo~cd a. have dlcd instantly. 4 child
a rs witnessed III, tragedy summoned
help and DI I,odd 81 NCw astlc was
S,,,lrnoned oni, - hud that Stevens was
b. vond 2 plNsiailn and
search 81 steven clothing for some
thing 4, which ~ ldcutltN hin revealed
telegram addressed to hum after which
establishment ~ ~ Identification was
caSl lh, bCdv MAS removed 10 Clcwcll 5
undertaking establishment ~ await orders
from the dead man 5 relatives in Middle
town stevens was about 80 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
ARMENIANS IN TERROR
OF ATTACK BY TURKS
"a. 900 Were Massacred in Bak1i
by Ottoman Troops Reinforced
Dv German Allies
~ Associated Prose " Evrry Fvonin-

nv Associated Press N Every Evonins
London, Ian ~ Intense annctv i
felt bv Armcnana here over reports fhat
large bodies III Turkish troops havr joined
Tartar bands and are attacking Armenian
village IT Il feared hat SIN another
chapter ~ atrocities viii bc added ~ ~
Turkish record before the tIies can re-
ievc the brleaguerod Armenian towns
nohicial reports 10 the Armenian
bureau here indicate hat about 10000
people, including considerable number u
Armenian soldiers. we're rnasSacred ia
Baku and N thr surrounding region after
the Turks. reinforced bv Tartar and
Cscr au troops, tad aptnred be CITY.
Somc particulars NOW are available IF
The fighting III 5aku ~ - the tImc of
the retirement, september Is, nf the smad
force 81 British troops which after great
difficulty. had reached tho port
Armenian troops, after he breakdown
of hc Russian army, took over he eau
oasnn front and for five months delayed
the advance II the Turk thus lending
considerable aid tD the British army in
MeaOp0famia.
According ~ a statement ID the ts-
sociated Press bv A Hafii, Secretary 81 the
Armenian bureau. The ArIncnlans had
been holding I5aku for eight months be-
fore the British relief force arrived. A pro-
vlsIonal government formed bv the
Armenlans. native Tartars and GeOrglans
.or be iefense ot The Caucasus did not
last long. OWING to The Vaccinations
afGcrman agents he Tartar, encouraged
bv the su cess ID ne rcTmaH march ouen-
-ive IN France, and also influenced by
Turkish eInlssarieS, went over 10 me
Turks. and conflicts occurred between the
Armenian- and 1lrtars
Menwnlc German troops n4d arrived
az lfis and occupied the seaport II pou
The Georqans, according t0 vi. Rafh s
account. having Withdrawn her support
the ArHenmn> we're lett - struggle 9n
alone untl The expected assistance from
the Allies arrived w hen the British re-
lIef force, consisting of only threc hundred
men commanded by General Dunster-
vile, arrived, the situation had become so
hopeless that he British commander al
yIsed the ArmcnI4ns 10 surrender
That advice. said NJ Ratii. WAS not
followed, apparently, for the town Was
taken b. assault September l6, Two days
after the British left, indicating hat a
part, at last, of the Armenlans held out
until overwhelmed by the combined forces
ol Turks, Tartars and Germans. Some of
the people remaining IA the old town had
fed and part Of the military force succeeded
IA retiring in good ccder 70 the Persian
port of knzeH
All the remainder we're massacred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
BAN ON "REEDIES'
GOES TO DISCARD
Sportsmen Rejoice That Secretary
ol Agriculture Houston Has De
cided to Permit Shooting.

There Is rejoicing among the sportsmen
of the city and State. at least so far AZ
those who have heard the glad tldinEs
are concerned. while general announcement
made TODAY Of the content OF these same
glad tidlngs Will cause every man who
owns 4 shotgun and likes u 20 out after the
birds 10 throw up his hat and let out
very joyful noise.
And here's the reason Secretary OF
Agriculture Houston, In whose hands the
matter has lain, has lifted the ban on
shooting reedbIrds, and next September,
when the season starts, YOU can Kill rs
many as YOUR skill or your appropriation
for sAclls will permit. Secretary houston
dIctum. sent to ". ". Ierrlil, secretary
Of the Delaware State Sportsmen As
soclstlon, Is rs follows, bearing date oi
January Il:
order permitting the killing OF bobo-
links. commonly known as recdulrds or rice
birds winch have become seriously m
furious to agricultural interests.
Information having been furnished the
Secretary OF Agriculture that hohollnks,
commonly known as reedblrds or rice
birds, havc become seriously injurious TO
the rice crops in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida, and an
investigation having been duly and regu-
lary made pursuant tolaW, and II having
been determined BY the Secretary OF
Agriculture that said birds have become,
under extraordinary conditions, seriously
injurious to the rice crops IN SAID States
and tnat the injuries SO innlcted by them
cannot adequately be controlled IN the
communities Immediately affected, and
that they should therefore be killed in
the manner during the seasons, and IN the
States and District hereinafter provided.
Now, therefore, ], ID. i. Houston,
Secretary of Agriculture, pursuant 70
authority in me vested by the Migratory
Bird Treaty Act Of July 3, 1918 and ~
conformity with Regulation 10 Of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Regulations
approved and proclaimed July 81, 1918.
do order that until further notice persons
NAV Kill BY shooting bobollnks, commonly
known as reedbirds or rice birds, from
half an hour before sunrise TO nsct,
from September TO October 30, inclusive,
In the States of New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, and Maryland and the District
oi Columbia, and from August 10 to No
vcinber Is, inclusive, in the States Of
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida but the birds SO
Killed shall not be sold, offered Tor sale,
or shipped Tor purposes Of safe, or be
wantonly wasted or destroyed, but they
must be used for food purposes by the
persons killing them, and they may De
transported to hospitals and charitable
institutions for Use as food.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PEACE DELEGATES APART
ON GERMAN COLONIES
President Wilson Favors lnterna-
tional aation Cf Kaiscr's Posses.
sions: Australia Demands
New Guinea.
nv ssanciate,l rress ta Hvery Fvenlns

London Jan y In referring to
discussions of the future status If Ger
many s colonies hy the Peace Congress.
the Paris correspondent Of The Mail
writes
President Wilson appears to have put
forward general scheme which NAV be
termed the Observation-Disclosures of Ter
many'a late possessions lhis plan = nat
exactly defined hut IN principle i would
make IT mandatory for, the various
powers to administer the cpionlns subject
to the control If the Ieagne OF Nations.
"Britlsh delegates d. not ohjeei 70
such procedure respecting he culoules u
Africa although other nations, notably
tho French and Portuguese. 10 moi
acquicscc. and tho l'nlon II South Affiea
d,, pltely claims German Southwest Africa
A. regards the paci d. Australia riauns
New Guinea and the Blsmarrl1 archlpei.
ago Now Zealand ctaims Samoa and
.Iapnn ,l,,qlrcs the NIarshalls and aro-
lines Japan alan suggests m equatorial
dellmitaiion between British and japanese
influence III the Paci
The correspondent refers to the Anglo
Japanese secret treaty 81 1916 winch
assigned the Narahalls aud tarolnes t.
Japan, and adds
such possession Wotid Dp very dis
tasteful tn the United States, and lmeri-
can political opinion ls that if President
Wilson agrees to tins move his power
will he seriously impaired II suggested
that from this comes his earnest demand
for the Observation-Disclosures af s.ll raritr
colonies, 1t IS quite clear, however, that
the whole voice Of tho British empire
NJ the peace congress supports the claims
Of Australia. New Zealand and the union
Of South Afrlca and also agrees to fhc
retention hv Japan ot the Marshalls and
Carolines, with equatorial deiImitation OF
influence.
IT was the current opinion tonight
that President Wilson would sse the
Justice 81 Great britain claims He
requested evidence of Australian interest
III New Guinea and thi9 Wis quickly
forthcoming N 4 telegram rec rdlng
resolutions ny large number Of public
bodies in Australia, opposing any other
solution of the colonial problem. Australia
declares she has lost more men in the
war than the United States and has had
no recompense IN the shape OF war con
tracts, and that the non-posScssion OF the
whole OF New Guinea would arouse great
bitterness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PA. BOWS TO PROHIBITION
House Committee Votes Unani-
mously to Report Radifica
tion Bill
ny Assoctats'd prcsa % Every Evenlne

iiy Associated Prcsa 20 Every Evening
Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. -. Tho House
law and Order committee today voted
unanimously to return the Viokerman
JOINT resolution to ratify the constItu-
iional amendment ~ & q House with an
Affirmative recommendation The mo-
tI0n for such action was mafle bY Rep
fcsentative s. JAMS philadelphia
4 motion 10 haye the meeting closed
was beaten niuc ~ six James H. Maurcr
of Reaaing . former representative and
president of The State Federation of
labor. made apocch IN opposition -
the amendment Mr. Maurer spoke
on behalf of the state Fodcrailon of
labor which. he SAID was opposed 10
national prohibition TIo argued hat
the matter should be submitted - .
referendum
After Mr. Maurer had spoksn and
there were no further remarks on The
hii Representative Ramsey Delaware
moved that The committee 70 into cyeclI-
iIvc session
Tins was opposed bv Representative
Fickerman. Allegheny. and the motion
vas insf . ~ =
The action of fhc House Committee
of the Pcno-Ylvan,q legislature indicates
that Tho vaicc If the - 1rlc IS beard
above fhe demands ~ The boesos Jho
real leader If the Rep9bhran prgani-
zatlon prs .nally md privately are
committed ctfhcr directly ~ indIrc cfly
~ rurn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
BOLSHEVTSTS SIMNiERING
DOWN TONARD PEACE PLAN
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press tn Every Evening
Paris, Jan Is Further light on the
Bolshevik attitude toward the invitation
of the allied and assoc ted powers for a
conference with the I,tIssIan factions at
Princes island Is given 10y an article In
the Bolshcyik official newspaper, lzvestla,
of January u Tie corr respondent OF lie
journal at Ierne telcgraplis a quotation
from this article carried BY the Russian
wireless service he quotation showing that
the outgiving Is much more moderate IN
tonethanwas tie recent not con the subject
sent by NJ TchiteheIin, the Russian
foreign minister, t. NJ NoroyshY, the
Bolshevik enissary 1t Stockholm
The izvestn article, which VAS signed
by NJ Nellor lays stress on the indirect
character of be invitation, noting that it
bore neither address nor signature. The
Writer declares the aitz> must choose
between the role of adycsarics OF the new
Russia and that Of arbitrator II they
desire 10 prove their fitness to act as
arbitrators, lie insists they must COM
pIetev evaclmtc Russia fhcn their
initiative, he adds may be taken seriously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
SENATE COMMITTEE
ACTS FAVORABLY
ON CANAL PROJECT
Reports the Bill IN the Same
Shape in Which il Was Passed
by the House.
PURCHASE SEEMS CERTAIN
Washington. Jan. %.

washington, JAN. -.
Tho purchase hv tho government of tho
chesapeake and Delaware canal took
another long step forward Yesterday when
tho state c0mmttcc IN commerce report
cd IN the senate The Rivers and Ilarhors
Till. passed hy the HouSc. rs amended
bv the senate
The paragraph relating Ia tho purchasc
~ The Chesapeake and Delaware canal
renamed II the Scnatc b,l in the identical
shan. ~ which il passed tho House 81
REPRESENTATIVES. namely providing an
apprppriatInn oi $4,000. 0M ~ which
s2.5li .2Na 20 shall hc paId for the canal
and III It's PROPERTY rights. franchises
and appurtcnancrs While the balance
~ tho appropriation Is hc applied to
the hcginnug oi the .cCpCnlng Of the
canal 81 " tcct AZ mean low water
AZ the hIll rcaSC shiV Is certain t0 pass
the senate and \ equally CERTAIN q the
Presidents approval. the purchase oi The
canal hN tho governments az tho price
iivcd bN the commission. aui rs improve
mcni as recommended hy that Commls-
SION IS now practically certain
Al the appropriations made IN the
Housc hIll arr contained IA tho Senate
hill without change, except for certain
MINOR changes the hill changing the
proviSinn m tho House tor completing
certain improvements 50 that instead of
bc,ng completed the improvements are
continued
The Secretary 81 War Is also directed to
havc = survey madc 81 the waterway
from Chine, tcaguc BAY, Va 20 Delaware
Bav Ii ~ near I4cwcS. Drl including
consideration 81 the relative advantages
and costs 81 uiihnnr - Ms liin river
rs the northern en- rance ~ the waterway
rather than the Broadkii river.