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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
UspOk6j sWedzacask0r
zemo czysty, Antyseptyczny
Pfyn UdzieIa UIgi.

Istnieje jeden b~ezpieczny, pewny
srodek, ktory usuwa swedzenie, czy-
Sci | Iagodzi sk6re.
Zapytaj aptekarza o 35-cio centowa
lub $1.O0 (dolarowa) flaszke Zemo 1
uiyj, jak przepisane. Wkrotce pre-
konasz sic, re rozdraznienie. pryszcze.
wagry, ECZEMA, PLAINLY, Swierzb, i inne
podobne klopoty sk6rne znikna.
IZemo wnikajacy zadawalniajacy plyn
jest tenn, co jest potrzebne, BOWEN u
suwa on prawie wszystkie wyrzuty
sk6rne, czyni sk6re gladka ! zdrowa.
The Z. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
"a IRLANDZKIEMI
KULISAMI.
Dublin, ii. kwietnia.

Dublin, IA. kwietnia. - w IT.
landyi szerzy sic strajk g%eneralny,
parliamentary jake protest pre-
'ciwko zlemu traktowaniu przez
'wladze brytyjskie ~wiezni6w poll
.tycznych w Mount Joy. Poczqt-
kowo mial to bye tylko jednodnio-
wy strajk demonstracyjny, wy
dana jednak wczoraj proklama--
eva kongresu zwiazkow zawodo--
wych i partyi piracy poleca pro-
wadzenie 60 nadal.
Z Londynu donosza, re rad
tamtejszy postanowit ziagodzic
postepowanie wladz w stosunku
DO tych w~iezni6w i aczkolwiek
ME zostana oni wypuszczeni ma
wolnoSGybeda i'm przyznane pewne
.ulgi. Ulgi tie maja dotyczyc jed
max tylko tych, ktorzy znajduja
sic jeszcze W Sledztwie i ME 10
stall skazani prawomocnymi wy
rokami
Londyn, IA. kwietnia. - The
London Morning Post" og}asza
We wczorajszem SVEN wydaniu
listy, ktore dowodza, IL pea re-
bella Sim Feinistow stoja Mem
cy, ktorzy ia tajnie wspieraja. Je-
den Z tych list6w pochodzi Cd
Thomasa Loughlin, przew6dcy
Sinn-feinistowskiego, a adreso-
wany byl do barona Won Horsta,
niemieckiego szpiega, deportowa-
nego podczas wojny z Wielkiej
Brytanii. List ten zawiera prosbe
o .zapasy rzadowych kablow e.
lektrycznych ola korporacyi du--
blihskiej" i wspomina rowniez o
okretach. Jest to pistno szyfro-
we, ktore podobno omawia spra-
we dostawy broni i arnunicyi ola
powstancow irlandzkich.
KRWAWA DEMONSTRACYA
w LIZRONIE.
Lizbona, IA. kwietnia, - Wczo
raj odbySa sic tn demonstracya
przeciwko wysolcim kosztom IL
trzymania, a zwlaszcza przeciw
wygorowanym cenom z~ywnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

trole ich linii kolejowej Ussuri z
Wiadywostoku do Chabarowska,
ma przestrzeni okoio 600 mil. Do
pierwszej walk doszlo juz 26go
marca W Nikolsku, gdzie Japon-
czycy zajeli byli stacye kolejowa,
a nastepnie zostali otoczeni przez
1000 bolszewikow, ktorzy zazada-
Ii cd Mich wycofania sic, albo, w
razie przeciwnym, zagrozili i'm
wysadzeniem ich wraz re stacya
W powietrze. Japohczycy wowczas
ustapili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

sy ida. Kup pc kilka akcyi ola
kazdego Z twych dzieci, a gdy dol
da pelnoletnoSci, beda mia}y lad
ny posag Cd swych rodzicow.
Pomow Z naszym agentem lub
pisz wprost do biura Banku Zwia-
zku Spoiek Zarobkowych, 23-3l
w. 43rd str, New York, N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

Nowy Szetk-U l-lslam (naJwyk
sza wladza duchowna muzulman-
ska), Durrizade Abdullah Effen.
di, grozi ,gniewem niebios i VIE
cznemi mekami piekla" tym wszy
stkim muzuimanom, ktorzy ME
wytrwaja wiernie PREY suitanie,
a obiecuje raj Mahometa tym,
ktorzy beda mordowac nocyona-
listow. ,Spadnie ma mich b4ogo--
slawienstwo Alfalfa i zdobeda po-
tenn ola siebie wieczna chwale."
Mobilizacya sill suitanskich roz
poczeia SIG juz ~czesciowo
ma wyspach mora Mar
mora ! ma wybrzezach Nora
Czarnego. Anzewur pasza, daw-
ny bandyta z Cirkassyi, zorgani-
zowal W Bigha i Panorma ma po-
hudniowem wybrzezu mora Mar
mora kilka tysiecy wojownikow
przeciwko nacyonalistom i wyross
ma najsilniejszego w chwili obec-
nei stronnika i obrohce su4tana.
Podobno wojska racyonalist6w
naciskajs coraz blizej ma Anzewu-
ra pasze, celem odciecia go cd
Konstantynopola i niedopuszcze-
MIA do zajecia przezeh Brussy,
miasta polozonego w odleglosci
81 mil stad ma po}udniowy
wsch6d. Stanowi{o ono w daw-
nych wiekach stolice Turcyi i ma
cyonalistom zalezy ma zatrzyma-
niu go w SVEN posiadaniu glow
ME re wzgledow ma moralne zna-
genie tego faktu. So takze donie-
sienna, re nacyonaliSci zblizaj9 sic
do brytyjskiej podstawy opera
cyjnej w Ismid, jest iednak rzecza
wiece watpliwa, ably Przyszio
tam do starcia, gdyz ladowe woj-
ska angielskie wspiera bardzo po-
tezna flota-
Konstantynopol, IA. kwietnia.
- Pelna mobilizacya wojsk sui
tanskich przeciwko armii nacyona
.listow rozpocznie sic prawdoPodo
bnie jeszcze pred lynn maja Dr.,
Nahej pasza, szef sztabu suStana,
oblicza, re ola zgniecenia Musta-
fv Kemala bedzie potrzeba armll
z okolo 10000 zolnierzy. Armia
ia zostanie zaopatrzona w Potrze-
bne zapasy przez Wielka Bryta-
ME, ktorej wojska beda nawet do
pewnego stopnia kooperowac z niF
w jej dzialaniach wojennych,
KRWAWE WALK MA SY-
Berry,.
Toxic, II. kwietnia. We
wschodniej Syberyi tocza sic Po-
miedzy w~ojskami japohskemi a
bolszewickiemi krwawe walki.
Usilowania Japohczykow w kie-
runku rozbrojenia bolszewikow
doprowadzily W miniony ponie-
dzialek do goracego starcla W
Chabarowsku, W ktoTem pc stro-
ME japonskiej zabitych zosta}o ~
oficer6w i so zo4nierzy, Pc stronie
czerwonych zaS przeszlo 400 lu-
dzi. Pofozenie Japohczykow ma
bye wog6le bardzo ciezkie z tego
powodu, IL zostaia i'm odcieta ma
.tyiach komunikacya kolejowa.
Do obecnych stare doprowadzi-
ly usiiowania Japohczykow, kto-
re zmierzaiy do ujecia pod kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

ROBOCZE KOSZCLE
RObocze koszule, meskie, niebie-
skie chambray, specyalnie ma te
wysprzedai, d.
tylk0 pc wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

sic do parafii sw. J6zefa. Pr2enieslony
W lat kilka ma e~meryture, gdzte dokonaf
ziemskiego zywota. Ciaio 1marieso no
zone zostafo ma cmentarzu sw. VOICE
cha. Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
NnOTLY

) ray szyte miOtIy do karpet6w
malOwane trzOnli, regularne 85c
wartOSci, no.
sztuka fON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
TYM co ZOSTANA.

o Banku Zwiazku Sp64ek mowia,
.pomySli - co mnie 0bchodzi ia
kiS bank w starym kraju. Byiem
we Francyi i rad jestem, &c sic
do kochanej Ameryki dostaiem i
ami o Europe ami o Polsce ami o
zadnych bankach mi ME gadajcie.
Prawda re sic tax czEowiek ME
raz czujc, ale to jeszczc ME INA
'czy, re jezeli mozna pieniadze do
.brze lokowac, jezeli ma naszym
dolarze mozemy mice dUbry FARO
bek a mole naWet "a jcdnego O.
trzymac diva albo pics, to ma}o
mas obchodzi, czy te dclary przyj-
ia z Chin, Alaski. Afryki czy Pol
ski, byIe one tylko p~rzysz}y.
Takim dobrym interesem ola
mas American -boys6w", jest XIII
,po akcyi Banku Zwiazku Sp6-
lex Zarobkowych W Poznaniu,
Ola czego? - Poniewaz k~upujqc
akcye tego banku, kupujemy dzia}
w najwiekszej instytucyi banko-
wei W Polsce, ktora Cd lat wielu
z powodzeniem. niemal z calym
Swiatem prowadkiia interesy ban
kowc. Bank ten w ostatnim roku
przez dobre rozsadne a korzystne
zakupna, ~rozmaitych fabryk, ska
dow i ziemi zarobii ma czySto oko-
10 sto piecdziesiqt mili2n6w ma
REX. w p~rzyszioSci bedzie row.
'niez zarabiai olbrzymie sunny,
'gdyz jak to mowia: 1T takes mo-
ney to make money, r bank ten
|operuje sctkami milion6w marek,
ktore badz co badz majq duza
wartoSc w Polsce. Kapita} banku
w ostatnich dziesieciu latach po-
~wiekszono z ~szeSciu do szeSGdzie-
sieciu milion6w, a jesteSmy ME
NAL Pewni, re gdy nasza kampa-
MIA sic skohczy W Ameryce, to
kapital akcyjny bedzie wynosif O.
kofo piec set milion6w marek. u
lyle sic go do wykupu wielkich
fabryk, handful i ziemi z r2k OBJ
Icych, do zakiadania nowych IA
bryk ! rozwijania przemyslu w
novel bogatej i Poteznej Polsce,
Jezeli ma kapitale sznScdziesie-
ciu milionow Bank zrobii okoto
$50 milionow, to chyba nlaj2c
wieksze kapitaiy, zrobi ~jeszcze
wieksze pieniadze, gdyz wszy--
sick przemysl i handel w Polsce
bardzo sic dobrze rozwija.
DIS mark So TAME, a dolary
drogie, BIO jeden dollar kosztuje
az sto piecdziesiat marek. Gdy
Polska zacznie do Ameryki wysy-
lac sukno, p}otno, potasz a do in
nych KRAKOW drzewo, wegiel, ma
Ike, matte / inne produkta, ME mo-
vie tn juz o polskim miodzie i
w6dce, ktora kiedyS nasze sprag
nione gardia bedziemy odwilzali,
to dopiero polskie mark pojda w
Gene. Wtenczas ty braciszku, co
do kraju ME pojedziesz tylko W
Ameryce bedziesz siedziai, mo
zesz akcye Banku Zwiazku spree
dac "a dolary a wtedy Polska
marka bedzie przynajmniej warta
dziesiet cent6w, czyli re "a jedne
dwudziesto-dwu dolarowa akcye
lupniesz jakies $4,000 a oprocz
tego przez kilka lat porzadne dy-
widendy.
Ola tych, co tn zostana, to "a
kupienie akcyi Banku Zwiazku
jest jeszcze lepszym Unforeseen a.
nileli ola tych, co wroca i "a ak
eye COS innego kupia. Bank ten
.zawsze tn bedzie utrzymywai
swoje biura, vice bedziesz mogl
sic zawsze dowiedziet jak intere-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
SULTANA "a.
CHWIANY.

Konstantynopol, IA. kwietnia.
- Tutejsza Izba deputowanych
zoStala ma podstawie rozkazu sui
tana rozwiazana.
Konstantynopol, IA kwietnia..
- Sultan Mehmed VI. rgucA ma
wage GAIA swa polityczna i religij
na wtadze jake ostatni atut W
walce z nacyonalistycznym ru-
chem W Mafej Azyi Znawcy tu-
tejszych stosunkow zapowiadaja,
re ~najblizsza przyszioSc, moze juz
dzien jutrzejszy, zadecyduje o
tenn, czy sultan moze faktycznie
qolegac ma wiernoSci swoich
wojsk w starciu z Mustafa Kema-
lem, kt6ry Jest whadca de facto
wszystkich niemal tureckich po-
siadIoSci ma wschod cd Darda--
nelli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
OsMIU AMERYKANSKICH
MARYNARZY

Havana, IA. kwietnia. - Dope
sza do kubahskiego ministerstwa
wojny cd porucznika Rosillo, sta
cyonowanego w zatoce Manzanil-
10, donosi, re utoneto tam osmiu
amerykahskich marynarzy, gdy
skutkiem eksplozyi powstal po--
Ear ma }odce, ktora jechali. Brak
jakichkolwick innych ~blizszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14

Podczas demonstracyi rzucona
zostala w tIum bomba, kt6ra eks-
plodowala i zranila 20 os6b. VIA
DE aresztowaly dwu robotnik6w,
nalezacych do partly syndykali-
stow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
KANADA ODCZULA STRAJK
w STANACH ZJEDN.

London, Ont, Kanada, IA. kwie
tnia. - L powodu strajku kolejo-
wego w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
zmniejszyi sic dop}yw towarow do
Kanady do tego stopnia, re wczo-
raj skasowano W prowincyi On
tario 40 pociqgow frachtowych,
skutkiem czego pewna liczba ko-
lejarzy pozostala chwilowo bez
piracy. 80 pociag6w ~zostaio skaso-
wanych ma linii Grand Trunk,
a 10 ma linii Canadian Pacific"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
N 'AD00 IS WILLING To Be
PRESIDENT BUT WON'T ALLOW
HIS name aNA SIATEI|CK
(By Associated Press,

New. York, Feb. Is William G
McAdoo announced today that he
would not permit his name to be used
on the presidential primary ballots
in the various states but that he ad-
Vocated sending uninstructed dele,
gates to the Democratic national
convention Il am not seeking the
nomination and am reluctant to do
anything that would create an an
pearance of candidacy he said
McAdoos views were expressed in
a letter to Mayor Bell of MiIedge-
Vile Ga, responding to a telegram
saying the citizens of his boyhoou
home had placed his name on tn.
presidential preferential ticket.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
CHILE SIDED WITH =
MEXIC0 IN JENKINS cAsr
lBy Associated Press.l

Santiago Chile. Feb. 18.--Public
opinion in Chile as far as expressed
by leading newspapers of Santiago
was inclined to favor Mexico in the
incident resulting from the demand
OF the United States for the release
or the American Consul, William O.
jenkins, who was arrested at Puebla
after having been kidnapped by Mex
ican bandits.
me two principal papers here, El
Mercurio and Ell Diario Illustrado,
fteated the question from the point of
view OF international law based upon
facts as reported by cable and sent
by the Mexican government to MexI-
can legations all over South America.
Both papers expressed the opinion
that Mexico had right to Judge Mr..
Jenkins, unless a miscarriage of JUS
tice We're approved and that the Unit.
ed States had no right to interfere
The Mexican question was widely
discussed in Chile 1t had a special
interest for South America because
Oh Its bearing upon the attitude OF
the United States toward one of tho
Spanish American republics.
Americans here feel that Washing
Ton should keep South American
opinion officially informed concern
ing the relations of the United States
with Mexico. They say that the de-
veiopment of trade between North
and South America depends more up-
on friendly sentiments than is gen.
orally known, and that other manu-
facturing countries realize this and
are ready to take advantage of every
opening the United States may give
hem.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
YESTERDAYS ANNIVERSARIES

lS26-The Liberia Herald appeared a
Monravia, the first paper printe,
on the west coast of Africa.
lS70-Supreme Council of the Rova
Templars of Temperance organ
ized at Buffalo.
differentiation of the Franco
Prussian war; the Belfort garrj.
son marched out with military
honors.
lSS3-Theodore Roosevelt introduced
In the New York legislature p
Dill providing for the whipping
OF men who abused their wives
and children.
1SS7-Munncipal woman suffrage
went into effect in Kansas.
1S95-French Chamber of IDENTITIES
rejected motion for the separa-
ton of church anR state.
lsOO-severe fighting at Paardeberg.
Where Gen. Cronje was being
hemmed in by the British.
lsls-sir Wilfrid Laurier, former
Canadian premier, was stricken
with paralysis at his home in OF
tawa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
T0DAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Jean Jules Jusserand French am
bassador and dear of the foreign dl.
plomatic corps at Washington. born
at Lyons, 65 years ago today.
Rt. Rev. Theodore M. Morrison,
Episcopal Bishop of Iowa, born at
Ottawa, Ill, 10 years ago today.
Col William L. Kenly. U. S. A.,
retired who served as chief of the
division of aeronautics during the
war, born in Baltimore county, Nd.
56 years ago today.
William Slolne, eminsnt New York
merchant and philanthronts, born in
New York city AZ years ago today.
James P Goodrich governor of
Indiana, born at Winchester Ind. 5s
years ago today
George Mogride3 pitcher of the
New York American League baseball
team born al Rochester. N. Y. 50
years ago tndav
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
WARD ESCAPES FROM cAPToRs
Man Wanted $4,000 Worth by Gov.
eminent Drops OF Train at
Washington

Federal agents all over the conn
try today are searching for Gerald
ward, alias Richard Warner. the
100000 bird" who flew awav from
Jailor c. l.. Wilson while being trans
ported from Tampa to New York
city, last Friday Wards descrjption
mad been posted everywhere before
his recent capture in ST. Petersburg
by Deputy U. S. Marshal Will spen.
Ger, hence a nationwide net was
quickly set as soon as his escape was
reported
Ward was arrested two weeks aeo
while trying to visit his mother at
st, Petersburg. He was so badly
wanted by the government for alleged
smuggling and white slavery that
word was sent here not to take any
chances, even if he should offer $50.
900 in cash bonds. When captured
by Spencer the fugitive made every
effort to avoid going to jail, offering
to pay 5000 night to whatever off
Ger Spencer might appoint as his
guard, Spencer was taking no chan
ces, and Ward remained in custody
here until last Monday when Deputy
Marshal A. P, Sigmans and Jailor
Wilson took him to Jacksonville.
where Deputy Marshal A. J. Brigance
took Sigmans' place.
Last Friday, as the train carrying
Ward and his guards approached
Ward prevailed on vii,
son to permit him to enter the toilet.
Brigance, without sleep for 36 hours.
had turned in for nap, and Wilson,
who had perfect confidence in his
prisoner, permitted Ward to enter the
oil unaccompanied. 1t is not known
whether Ward jumped from the win
low or the toilet or mingled with pas
'engers getting out at the Seventh
street stop in Washington Ward
lever returned and Wilson's faith in
human nature is sadly upset.
U. S. Marshal Boswell hopes for the !
'arly recapture of Ward, as the pris.
ner was virtually in his custody un.
il turned over to the authorities at I
lew York. Brigance has splendid
ecord as a guard. and Wilson was re.
commended as an unusually reliable
nan, my instructions were not
hey" was Boswell's only comment
n the getaway Tampa Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
MAJOR GOODRICH HERE:
HAS RESIGNED FROM ARMY
TO HEAD OIL COMPANY

Major l.. E. Goodrich, of the Field
Artillery United States Army, is in
the city to remain until Saturday.
end is meeting with cordial greeting
from his host of friends.
Major Goodrich has been at Fort
Sill, Okla the past few weeks. ana
has become so much interested in the
oil industry and the possibilities t
holds out to the man with vim.
that he has resigned from the army
and will give his whole time to the
oil business. He is president and
general manager of the Four Point
Oil Company which has holdings in
the great field at Lawton. Okla.
Major Goodrich's friends trust that
he will reap fortune from the ven
ture. Plant City Courier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
ROAD CONDITIONS
IN OTHER PARTS
OF STATE IMPROVED

4 y II today's rain has not made any
change the condition of the roads
between Lakeland and the northern
part OF the state is much better than
could have been hoped for in such a
short time since they were so badly
shot to pieces by the heavy rains of
two weeks ago. In a letter to Secre-
tary Holworthy received today, the
Secretary of the State Automobile As.
sociation says:
Il have just returned from trip
all over the northern part of the
State and around St Augustine,
which has been a trip in the direct
interest of repairing some Of the
roads which were so badly shot about
the time of our meeting in Ocala.
Beg to advise that as result OF all
of our efforts, all roads over the
State are right now in better shape
than they have ever been. The East
Coast Dixie Highway is open to traf-
fic today, but the bridge at OSteen is
still out, so that the present route is
via Orlando and DeLand, then either
north or south. Bridges in st. Johns
county have been repaired for light
traffic. There has been no trouble eX-
perienced with the brick roads in Or
ange county and all clay roads have
been gone over and put in pretty falr
shape. Lake County roads are once
more in their tantalizingly smooth
condition, and all roads in , Marion
county are far better than they nave
ever been. From Mcintosh to Mica
nopy, Gainesville to Alachua' the
road drops from the standard OF all
others and is at present about a 90
per cent road. From Alachua to Live
Oak, Madison, Quitman to IhomaS'
Vile and up to Guntersville, Alabama
,oads are very fair. From GuntersVllie
north, cars would have to be shipped
o Nashville due to the fact that
,ridge across Tennessee river Has
,een washed away
In a conversation with Mike o1nl'h'
.hairmaR of the State Highway Iom'
mission yesterday, he said tAat 'he
,est road now to go to JacksonFilie
vas perhaps by way of SANFORD anu
'alatka. instead of by way Oh Ddy
ona, Bunnell and Hastings thousn
ither road was negotiable for ilgh' Q
ars. no trucks being allowed TO 80 S
through vet. also that it is not aaFiS- q
BILE to try to get through byb way oi v
leland to Daytona with a heavy Cal
S yet. \
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
OF
BIDS FOR 80
GERMAN SHIPS
RECOMMENDED
(By Associated Press }

Washington, Feb. 1S'-The rejec
ton of all bids received for the thirty
former German passenger ships OF,
fered for sale by the Shipping Board
was recommended to the Senate Com
merce committee today by Chairman
Payne Of the Board, who asked au-
thority to renew negotiations for the
sale of the vessels for operation un-
der the American flag.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
NDAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

william Scarborough, one of thl
allders of the Savannah, the first
Asmship to cross the Atlantic,
Afn a. Belfast, S. G.. Died in
WV York, June II, 1858.
united States Senate passed
Missouri Compromise bill.
AVfe lhan 100 vessels lost in
great storm at Gibraltar.
''AaS ratified the Fourteenth
fll'eenth Amendments to the
aeral Constitution.
eharIotte Cushman, the first
' american actress, died in
" s'0n Born there July 25.
Auur }. Balfour introduced
!, uisn Local Government bill
'nS House Of Commons.
! 'suees g. Willard, founder
s' v worlds W. c. T. IT,. died
!" York city. Born at
''''ie' N Y, Sept. 2S,
N, ''0 was reoccupied by the
- unaer Gen. Butler
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
kERENSKY IS
REPORTED TO
Be IN JAIL
(By Associated Press.)

London, Feb. Is. Alexander Ker-
ensky, former Russian premier
whose regime was overthrown by the
Bolshevik in November. 1917, has
been imprisoned in Caucasus. accord
ing to Central News dispatches from
Copenhagen, quoting an Esthonian
newspaper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
JAPAN WANTS ..............
TO AVOID ANY
CONFLICT WITH
UuvuIU1 n Tkv1 WkI1IU
RUSSIA
by Associated Press. ]

Vladivostoh, Feb, 1S.-As a result
OF negotiations between the Zemstv,
army and Japanese representative.
instructions have been sent the ,Tan-
ahese general in command to cease
sending japanese troops from Vlad-
Nostok westward. The move is in
lerpreted as indicating that Japan
desires to avoid a conflict with the
Russians.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
MAINE LIrMBERMEN
PLAN NEW RECORD

Bangor, Me-, Feb. 1S.-Lumber'
men of northern Maine expect to GU
and bring out to the mills this win
for about 1000, 100000 feet Of timber
and pulp wood, which is the record
FIR the Maine cut. This, however, Is
contingent upon weather conditions
and upon the sufficient fall of snow
=, facilitate hauling. Thus fer these
conditions have been fairly satisfae-
tory
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
ALLIES REPLY
To WILSON'S
NOTE NOW IN
WASHINGTON
NOTE BEING RAPIDLY DECIDED:
NO HINT GIVEN OUT AS TIA ITS
CONTENTS
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Feb. S.-The Allied
Supreme Councils reply to the Pres
,dents note upon the Adriatic situa-
ton was received today at the State
Department from Ambassador Davis
and was decoded as fast as it cme.
II sannounced officially that the re-
ply will not be made public at this
time. and It is indicated that not even
summary will be given out.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
lBy Associated Press

\ constantinople, Feb. 1S.-The sit
uatlon in southern Russia is so nm
certain that Allied officials are fear
iul that general Bolshevik triumphs
Will be more from internal dissension
than from the entrance of red forces
ilom the outside.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
(By Associated Press.)

London, Feb. 1S.-The reply of the
Allied Supreme Council to Wilson's
note relative to the Adriatic settle
ment has been coded and forwarded
TO Washington by the American am
bassador here and it is announced
the question of making same public
today rests with the President II Is
understood that the reply objects to
opening the Adriatic question.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18

pionships begin at Lake Placid, ~ l.
TENNIS: Florida State champion
shin tournament opens at Pam
Beach.
RACQUETS: National
championship tournament opens
New York. .oo
SWIMMING: National junior IVo
ward back stroke championship at
Greensburg, Pa, r.,
BOXING: Jack Wolfe VS. 'oe
LYNCH 10 rounds at Cleveland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY IN THE WAR

ltaly refused to arbitrate her ter
fltorlal claimsi in Dalmatia.
austria restored 100000 900 in
treasure taken from Triesta durins
the war.