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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
Ma Marginesie Poll
tyCznym.

W calej monumentalnej powadze
spraw, dziejqcych sic obecnie w
zwiazku z gruntowaniem Pokoju,-
ME brak, jak we wszystkich rzeczach
ludzkich, - moment6w kapitalnic
humorystycznych. Takich wfasnie-
d~ostarcza swiatu dniami biezacymi-
- austryacki przyczynek do pokojo-
wych w%yr6wnan.
Jak wiadomo, 2 Austryi zostalo
wlasciwie - ~wspomnienie, 1 to -
mocno niesympatyczne; realnie wi
daf z niej teszcze iakis niedogTyzek,
z kt6rym nawet TAXI najmniejszy
wSr6d dawnych ,,kraj6w koronnych",
trudny do pronuncyacyi V~orarlberg
- MO Chico mice mic do czynienia,
a do s~asiedniej szwaicaryi przylcpic
sic wolf. ,,Wierne 1 milujace" kraje,
p~oprzyzeniane do zwyrodnialej 1 a.
nachronicznej dynastyi 1 monarchii
Habsburg6w porozlatywaly sic jak
krople parry z mad wracego garnka, a
resztki mo%nstrualnego konglomera--
tn wygladaja dis - tax, IL jak 6w
dowcip re ~.,Szczutka" powiada: ko-
lei dokoIa Wiednia - r~ozszerzyc "a
mierzaja W kolei ,,dokoia Austryi',
przyczem Gala ture turysta odbedzie
SO W przeciqgu godzin paru... Me
wiele rzeczywistosG odbiega cd dow
cipu.
Armie tel lilipuciei resztki po-au-
stryackiei zredukowaG maia Alianci
do 15tu tysiecy! - podobno policya
we Wiedniu byIa Iiczniejsza!.. FL
nanse cudownego panstwa tego, kt6-
re swoja droga bedzie dziura w mo-
scie europejskim i piatem kolem ~
wozu poiityki, co pc MIN pojedzic-
sa obecnie take, re delegacya
stryackich MEOW stanu, kt6ra przy-
piolgrzymowala do Paryza, by wy
sluchaG pokornie ,~,dekretu' pokojo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Rsqd ndTodu przes ndY6d ola
RdrodR, ME Sgtu!es poUterschM
nsRL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

kesouie ,stdnu wssRdsss eyG-
kxojq sic ID sddnfu, 70 mRsf ist-
nice gJedaoceona, niesuieEnd 4
s0moZzqdn0 PoLskd.
- Woodrow WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Doprawdy - najwyaszy juz Gas.
by sic ureguIowaiy sprawy Polski 1
by IN mas wszystkich ZacZal naresz-
cic kompetentnie a silnie przema-
wiaG - Rmd Polsd.
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AWAITING REPLY
Continued from Page Ono

lists. still is in full forcc and effect. AMI
will stand during tho continuance OF
the war. hut not beyond April |. 1920"
Looking nj 1t in "a practical way" Lewis
and the full scale committee haze stoad-
factly maintained that tho war ended
with tho armisticc and that the miners.
for a full year have worked at the old
wage as their voluntary contribution
to tho job Of helping tho country &C,
back to normal.
Wilson May Act.
There was n suggestion tonight that
the cabinet might decide to send Secrc-
tary Of Labor Wilson to indianapolis
10 confer with the executive board OF tho
United Mine Workers of America which
will meet there Wednesday. Labor
efforts made by the secretary to settl"
the strike and in tho light Of the Prcsi-
dents emphatic announcement that tn"
mines had TO rcmnin open. n personal
word spoken TO members OF tho board
might pave the way for rcncc.
Could Be Called Off.
Tho strike call was issued and was
signed by executive officers OF n"
United Mino Workers "ln conformity
with the authority vested by the intcrna-
tional convention" at Cleveland on Sep
ten1her %. and while President Lewis
declined, while here, TO discuss this
phase Of the question. It Is held that tho
mon who had tho power 10 order tho
strike likewise have the pownr 10 call
II, off. Some labor officials said the OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Over Million For Jewish
Relief in Western Pa.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26.-Chatrmen
and secretaries Of committees in west
cCn Pennsylvania which took part in the
recent Jewish war relief campaign met
here today and mado final reports show
ing that 4 total. of Sl.200,000 was raised
in the district. or this amount $4,000
was subscribed by the western Pennsyl-
vania counties outside OF Allegheny.
The latter turned in a total OF &6sO.00O.
The total funds raised in western
Pennsylvania, according TO !. F. Leh-
man. chairman Of the general commit
tee. is sufficient to provide sustcnancc
for 100000 people for so days under
the present plan OF rationinE or the
Joint distribution committee.
Leaders Of the drive in reporting to-
day paid tribute to the many Christian
men and women OF every denomination
who worked for the fund. The general
sentiment OF the meeting. voiced by
speakers. was that the walls Of sect
fall and boundaries Of creed arc cradi-
Gated before the appeal for suffering hu-
mainly. and that the real brotherhood
of men was brought closer by the serv-
ice Of each man for others rather than
for, himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
DECLINES
Continued Prom Page ore.l
tho toilerB to improve their material
welfare and elevate tho standards or
their citizenship,

tuelr ClL1Ioubu1p'
Mr.. Lewis said that he had not TO
ceivcd any message from Washington,
which city he left at o'clock Saturday
evening 10 return to his home at
Springfield. He added. that he had
carly yesterday called a meeting Of tho
national executive board Of the United
Mine Workers to convene at Indian
apolis. Wednesday morning. II" OK
planned that tho meeting was called be-
fore President Wilson's statement was
made public. The gathering had been
called primarily to formulate details OF
the strike.
When asked TO make n statement on
the right of the miners TO strike Nov
cmbcr l. in the face Of the critical con-
ditions. he said:
The coal operators have not offered
4 single constructive suggestion design
Cd TO avert this catastrophe.
The responsibility for the sioppagc OF
work in the bituminous coal districts
must necessarily lie with the coal oper-
ators"
THE sixty percent increase is sub
jcct TO negotiations" he declared as are
all demands Of tho united coal miners,
but they. CHE orcrators) Will not even
negotiate.
During the past twelve months the
miners Of tho United States have aver
aged only SIS month. or $500 for tho
entire period. The men have worked on
an average Of less than three days a
week since the armisticc was signed
Men with families cannot live on this
amount. Children in mining camps
arc undcr-nourished. This Is matter
Of life and death to tho women and
chlrdcn Of the miners families as well
rs it Is 10 the public. Charity begins
at home"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
CONGRESS
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

bill, providing for sale of the go
mrnt's fleet. will he ready for deba
Railroad Legislation is to be adrar
this week by the house interstate
MERGE COMMITTEES. which will take up
Esch hill Tuesday with a view 10
report. House leaders hope to take
the railroad measure November an
pass II in n week.
To Hear PerEh1ng
In considering permanent mill
legislation tho scnHt" and house
itary committees hope To arrang1
Joint session this week To hear =
cral Prrshiac review operations Of
American eXpcditionary force as
as give recommendations FOR rul
policies.
Adoption Of the resolution OF
ator Watson. Republican, Indiana,
investigation OF his charges that Sol
Sts and anarchists are on tho req
trade commissions payroll is pia1
this week IN the senate.
Investigation OF tho wheat situa
will he resumed Tuesday Ivy the SCI
rgriculludal committee. while les
ton resigned 10 aid in relieving
sugar shortage is To br reported
this week by tho senate agricult
committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
DOCTORS USE
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS and FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like ordi-
nary Colds, Require Calotabs,
- the Purified and Refined
Calomel Tablets That
Are Nausealess, Safe
and Sure.

physicians and druggists claim that
the great epidemic OF influenza has con-
elusively demonstrated that the quick
est relief for cold and the best pre-
yentiye Of influenza and pneumonia Is
10 keep the liver active so that the d.
restivc organs may be in perfected con-
dition. For this purpose Calotaos. the
new nausealess cafomel tablets that are
free from the sickenjng and weakening
effects. IS the most thorough and de-
nendable, as we'll as the most agreeable
laxative.
Calotabs have the special advantage
of not making the patient SICK and
weak. as they do not upset the digestion
and appetite One Calotab at bed time
With a swallow Of water-that's all.
No salts, no nausea, nor the slightest
interference with your eating. pleasure,
or work Next morning your cold has
vanished, your liver is active. your sys-
tenn is purifed, and you are feeling fine
With a hearty appetite for breakfast.
For your protection. Calotaos arr sold
o,ly In original sealed packages. price
thirty-nve cents. Sold by all druggists
and your money back II you are not
siJrhted with them. (AdV.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
UNITE. TO FIGHT THE
FRENCH EXTREMISTS

PARIS. Oct 26.-(Ry The Associated
Press)-The radical Socialist party. inc
strongest numerically in France the
Danocratic Alliance, next strongest
the Republican Socialists and the Re,
publican committee Of commerce ano
industry. an organization OF great IN
fluencc among business men. have sue
ceeded in forming a coalition Tor 'ne
November elections.
The platform on which these parties
unite in the fight against extremists OF
The Socialist party and against royal
lists has been completed.
Twenty-seven Socialist Unions repre-
scnting the organized Socialists as dis
,inct from the radical Socialist party
participating in tho moderate coalition
iust formed. have decided to start
campaign against the critics OF inc
Russian revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Preparing For Coming
Of Prince Of Wales

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-With prepa-
rations completed for the arrival here TO-
morrow night of King Albert. queen
Elizabeth and Prince Leopold OF Belgium
ARRANGEMENTS arc being made Tor the
second visit OF European royalty-tha'
Of the Prince OF Wales.
The heir to the British throne will ar
rive In washington about November ~
or II. The exact date Of the prince
visit has not been announced by tho
state department. however. Because OF
President wilson's illness IT has been
stated officially that the princes visit
would be curtailcd. probably extending
over a period of three days. the same
length Of time that the Belgian rulers
will spend in Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
LOOKING FOR BANDITS
IN THE SMOKY CITY

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Oct. 26.-The
three bandits who robbed the State Bank
Of Beaver Falls last Friday and muir
dercd a director OF the institution were
still at large tonight and authorities
expressed the opinion that they haa
made their escape TO Pittsburgh instead
Of into Ohio. as was ut first thought
Detectives who have been working on
the case have turned their attention 20
the western Pennsylvania region in an
effort y ascertain If the robbers arc IN
hiding in that district.
1t was announced hero tonight thai
Beaver county commissioners ana di-
rectors Of the bank will meet here to-
morrow and consider the question o.
offering reward for the capture OF inc
bandits. A bank examiner who went
over the books of the State Deposit bank
announced today that the institution
was in good financial condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

ecutive board could act for the whole
organization. and that Lewis and the
othccr executive officers could hold UP
or withdraw tho strike order. il they
saw fit to do so.
James Lord, president of the mine
workers division Of the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor. declined to comment on
the strike situation.
VIII Be Operated.
1t was said tonight there would be
no announcement of the governments
policy respecting operation Of the mines
until 1t was definitely nown whether tn,
unions would insist on the strike. But
there seemed u be no daubt Of the fact
that ample protection would be afford
I'd miners who stuck TO the job. Inas-
much as there was no strike vote by
the men the belief pcrvails in some
quarters that not all Of the thousands
affected by the orders to walk out will
obey.
The next movement toward settle
ment Of the strike. it was said. must
come from the miners, the operators
having accepted sin its entirety" Prcsl-
dent Wilson's proposal, made to the
joint conference. Friday. that the two
sides start with a new slate, negotiate
their differences. resorting to arbitra-
ton only when negotiations failed and
keep the mines in operation. Secretary
Wilson has explained that the miners
agreed to negotiate but held over for
future consideration tho question of ar
bitrat;on and wthdraway OF the strike
order.
Officials believe It Is possible to re-
open the case in Wow of Lewis state
ment that tho miners were willing
negotiate new scale agreement.
big bone OF contention. An offer
this effect may be presented to the
ecutivc board at Indianapolis Wednt
day. If that body does not act first
Its own accord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
HUT BECOMES
SCHOOL FOR POLICE
London Rendezvous Of American Sold
1ers Now Trains British Coppers.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Tho burr Of all
the provincial dialects Of Britain short
ly will succeed, the real American that
since its opening has made. the Eagle
Hut sound like home to the exile from
Gods own country. The little Amcri-
can island in the Strand is 10 be used
to train the recruits 10 replace the po-
licemen who were discharged for going
on strike.
Under normal conditions recruits for
the police force Of the metropolis have
received their training at Peel House.
where the accommodation provides Tor
ESQ men. But with the new regu-
lations which make the police force one
for the whole Of the country instead OF
each district governing It's own police
il will be necessary TO set up other
training stations to deal with the police
for large areas.
The present condition due to the
strike leaves tho metropolitan area
short Of police numbering some hun
dreds. and as the training period lasts
TWO months further accommodation
has been arranged.
The standard Of height and physique
for the police is similar 10 that of the
famous Guards regiments. and, like tho
recruits for these historic military
forces, the force is mainly built up by
men from the country districts. very
few men from London or the large
towns being capable Of passing tho
tests necessary.
In the two months training the bud.
ding Bobby" Is required 10 pass an in
spection in the following subjects
Drill, Swedish drill. revolver practice
tact. discretion, the dog laws. the meth
cd Of giving evidence in court, tho law
dealing with arrest and the misdC'
mcanor Mat can be dealt with by a
summons only. observation. civiltty
command of temper. trurhfu!ncss. how
70 stop runaways. tho licensing Of We
hicles law and the regulations relating
10 traffic. and knowledge OF instruments
used by skilled burglars.
The majority Of the subjects arc
taught by practical demonstration as
this has been found TO be the quickest
way OF teaching the men.
The recruits attend mock court and
give evidence in turn in regard to GER
tain cases. and at each stage the In
structor points the moral. In the gym
nasium they arc taught TO tackle the
prisoners and learn that force is little
required except IN emergency in making
arrests. In the frst-aid classes a reaI
skeleton Is used TO teach the men an
atomt, and they in turn represent VIC
Tins of accident until the whole squad
Is capable Of passing the ambulance
examination with honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
EVERYTHING IS
CHANGEDAT OUR
HOUSE" he SAYS
Ohio Farmer Gives v-Worth
the Credit for Blessings
Received.

This statement recently was made to
Springfclds Ncrv-worth druggist
The Troupe Drug Co.--MS wife was
in terribly run down condition. Very
nervous and could not sleep. Would
have the genuine blues" and worried
and frctted about everything. Had a
iircd and listlcss feeling and no nerve
strength. Her appetite was very bad
Would nS cat enough to sustain her.
Digestion in bad shape. Had severe
headaches
Sh" purchased two bottles OF Merry
Worth and took their contents regularly
and now everything is changed Mt our
house She is rid OF all her nervous
troubles and has gained in strength and
is n we'll woman again. Nothing wor-
RIGS her now. She went TO Columbus to
the G. A. r. convention and came hack
feeling fine. That gave me added faith
in the merits of NervWorth.
W. L. kEI.SO,
Route S. Springfield. Ohio.
Your dollar back If N"rv-W"rth does
not benefit you. Griest'S drug store sells
Wentworth in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
LOYAL SUPPORT
IS ASSURED The
SALVATION ARMY

Reports from tho officers and men,
bcrs Of the executive committee having
in charge the local drive for funds for
the Salvation Army campaign TO be
held in this city November 9-l6, Armis-
tice week, indicate that they are recelv-
ing ever-increasing evidence Of good
feeling and promises Of help and influ-
ence from sources in this district least
expected There is no doubt In the
minds Of those interested in the pro1ect
that the campaign for funds necessary
TO carry on and expand The work map
ped out by an exceptionally fine corps
Of workers were, will prove, after Tho
final count Is made. to have been most
gratifying success. Every dollar con"
tributcd to this meritorious organization
will return to the citizens dollar
worth of social work and service among
the needy classes which would other
1t is characteristic of the Salvation
Army that they do not seek publicity.
In until the time Of the war the very
great extent of their work among tho
unfortunate people Of the earth was l!t-
tie known. The great multitude Of their
charities passed unnoticcd except by
the fortunate recipient Of their never
ending charities.
Work on trc old HaSkinS hospital
property, has been in progress for somo
time and q large amount Of money Will
necessarily have to be expended in trans
forming tho building into an up-to-dato
army headquarters. before the opening.
which is expected TO take place in a
month.
Tho new homo. when it is completed.
will include u meeting hall. and office
on the first floor. quarters FOR the
workers and members Of the local band
on the second. and a detention home 10:
juvenile delinQucnts on the third. y
free clinic and dispcnsary will DO opened
within a short time. also. Later on
when the needs OF the organization arc
fully provided for. n gymnasium for boys
may be installed in large room in the
upper floor. which might easily be
ada nt ed for that nurpoSc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Needs Krew-
; Pima Quick
Says 1t Is Fine For Coughs,
! Colds, Bronchitis and
! Tonsillitis

A lady from Kansas City. Mo-. asks
Us to send her jar OF Krew-Pina quickly,
Is she has used it for two years and
doesn't want to be without it. This
Is one Of the many letters We receive
testifying to the good work Krew-Pina
is doing. Wherever it goes. coughs
and colds disappear. 1t heals burns and
cuts promptly and is a mighty good
thing to have in the medicine chest for
emergencies.
Krew-Pina Is an ointment made OF
q combination Of several old home
remedies. 1t will not blister or soil the
skin. Pleasant to use and very effective
for treatment Of internal and external
Inflammation One application will
counterfeit . splitting headache.
Quickly relieves rheumatism and pleu-
risy. Splendid for piles. eczema aud
all skin eruptions. Excellent for bron-
chitis aud tonSilitis. Convenient for
treating the little hurts and ailments
OF children and very efectual in relicv-
ing whooping cough and Group. krcw-
Pima affords relief to more than Fifty
common ailments that beset the aver
age family and should be in every
medicine cabinet for cases Of emergency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Priests Who Married
Are E,xcommunicated

GENEVA. Oct. 26-Dispatchcs from
innsbruck say that Papal Archbishop
Ikordac, who arrived at Prague from
Rome a month ago. has eXcommunicated
a number Of Catholic Czech priests. who
married in spite Of the prohibition. Fiji
ty-one priests had taken wives while
continuing 10 exercise the duties Of
priesthood. They are supported by the
population generally. who in 400 VI
jlages and communities around Prague
have prepared n petition to the pope 10
abolish the law prescribing cclibacy for
priests. so far as II concerns Czecho-
SloYakia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
MASON|C REUNION NIL! BRING
. HUNDREDS To CITY THIS WEEK

monies.
B. G. Byron. So. X. c. C. h, turco-
pller.
Henry Ahrens, 81. draper.
Ellsworth +. Schfield $50. first dea-
con.
David 4. Crawford. So. second dea-
con.
w. X. Frederick. g., X. c. c. h.
bearer of BeauSeant.
Samuel J. Lloyd. '32'. bearer OF WHITE
standard.
A. +. Schalrer. s. bearer OF o!ac"
standard
W. J. Miller. az. lieutenant Of the
guard.
y. E. Barnes. SCI tiler.
Stated meetings third Wednesday OF
each month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
ZIG REUNION WILL start TIE
MOANING AND WILL LAST foA
re PouH DAYS-BIG Tine IN
STORE.
DeSrees Prom tho Fourth to tho Thirty
second 70 Ne Conferred at tho Big
Meetings.
The coordinate bodies OF tho Ar

Tho coordinate bodies OF tho Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Free
masonry Of the valley OF Wheeling
which constitutes tho Orient OF west
Virginia, will hold their regular raj! re-
union AT the Scottish Rite cathedral IN
tbis civ today, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday. and a great time IS IN
store for the more than two hundred
= members who attend from all parts or
the state 10 take the various degrees
. Ranging from the fourth TO the lh'rt' :
second. "
, ~ All Master Masons who have been
. regularly elected 10 receive these de-
r,tes. and all Accepted Scottish Rite
and other Jurisdiction members arc M
~S,,ed TO be present and enjoy IN" work.
= The Srst Of III. members arrived IN me
city last evening. while many mora Will
come in on the early trains THIS morn
ing and during the balance Of the day
The meeting convc' - this morning a.
s o'clock at the "cottish Rite cathedral
Perfection Degrees
=" Tho Perfecti m degree will be cHn-
: ferred by MCDANIEL lodge No l. with j.
Walter bowman. So. venerable master.
and 4 {. Thomas. 80. X. c. c. H.. Sc
NOR warden in charge OF the WORK
Tho degrees will be conferred as io'-
lows: l..
- Frederick schauo. sc'. almoner.
Thos. S. Meek. So. secretary.
- W, 4. wilson. 81. X. c. c. H., treas
"arer.
W. ]. Miller, Sc. orator.
- X. c. Brashear. So. master OF eere-
~~nlonics.
Henry Ahrens. So. assistant expert
d Pcake, 81. captain OF the host.
.. 4. Barnes. 32'. tiler.
The rneHable Degrees
Fourth Degree. Secret Master-lo
M; robing. $50 a. m. Walker Aleu- - :
". presiding. s,o.,o
"a. M: robng. 10 a m. VIM. J. Ml''er'
SIKH Degree, confidential secretary
1880 a. m; robing. IL a. m. Daniel
pinger So. presiding.
lntermission for lunch.
Seventh Degree. provost and )udGe-
l:l5 p. M; roong. l p IN. "H'' - ''e
mer So, presiding. ,,,
Eighth Degree. intcndart OF the build
ing-l:4 p5. m; robing, 1880 p m. iiehFS
80 Ahrcns. So. presiding. ..,o
Ninth Degree. elu Of the n!ne-2:So p
M: roong. p. nj. Ihos. = "a'N'''T'
80, X. c. c. H., presiding.
Tentb Degree. clu OF the 'fteen-3:lo
y. M: rohing. p. M. Thcs. J. watkins
Sc. presiding. ,,,
OH. Eleventh Degree. elu OF the twelve
4p. m: robing $50 P. m. Ray Ander-
son, 80. prcridirS.
o. twelfth Degree. master architect
4:30 o. M; robirg. p. IN. Daniel I'm
ger. 81. presiding. -.
"soIomop-5:l5 D. m; robjng, 5 ,. m. J.
w. Bowman. 81. presiding.
Intermission for dinner.
Fourteenth Degree. Perfect E!u-':3o
: o. m: robing. p. m. VIM. T. MOTIFS
&C., presiding.