davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
lure Of CITIES
.CUTS Off FOOD.
Number OF Farmers 0wndIes
While Nations Population
Rises, Census Shows.
ny HARRY WARD.
International News Service.

Americas food is being producci
by a diminishing proportion OF its
population, according to estimates OBJ
tsined today from the Census Bureau.
The 1920 census already indicates
a decrease In rural population and an
increase in urban population. while
experts believe that the nnsl figures
will show that the rise in farm acre
age has not kept pace with the jump
In population.
tion OF the United States at about
105, 100 900, or IA per cent more than
in 1910. II is also estimated that 40
per cent OF the population is urban
and 81 per cent rural, il being under
stood that any town under $500 popu-
lation is ruSsl for statistical pur-
poses.
Under the 1910 census, 483 per cent
OF the population was urban and 53.7
per cent was rural, and If the 1920
estimates are correct, there is a de-
cided drift from the farm to the city
In 1890. only 36.1 per cent OF the
population was urban and $50 per
cent rural, while in 1870 the percent.
age was 29.5 urban and 70.5 rural.
While the percentage of increase in
farm acreage, dumng the decade is
not known. II is believed it will be
greater than that OF 1910 when it was
only As per cent, as against $40 ,pot
cent in 1900, 16.3 per cent in 1890. trnd
3I.5 per cent in 1850. Undoubtedly
there has been an increase in i'm.
proved farm acreage during the de-
cade, but whether IL has kept pace
with the two preceding decades will
not be known for some time. In 1910,
the percentage of increase in i'm.
proved farm acreage was I5.4 per
cent, an increase OF but four-tenths
! OF I per cent over the 1900 figures. In
1890 the percentage was 25.6. and in
1880 II reached 50.7 per cent.
The high water mark in the average
acreage per farmsince 1850 was reach
ed in 1900. when the percentage was
! 146.2. In 1910 IL was 1851 per cent;
| in 1890 it was 1858 per cent. while
in 1880 IT was 1881 per cent The
! figures for 1920 may be expected tc
closely Approximate those of 1910.
| The average farm acreage per CAPT
Ia is expected to show a slight shrink
age from the 1910 figures, when the
percentage was 9.G. as compared with
| il per cent in 1900, 90 per cent in
1890, and 1O7 per cent in 1850.
1t is pointed out that the average
quality OF land now is poorer than the
! farm land of twenty-five years ago
| due to the poorer quality of the lane
more recently opened.
! This fact" an expert points out
coupled with the diminishing supply
! of farm land per capita means that
| agriculture must be improved greatly
| or that the United States must import
more, or that the people of this coun
| try must eat less
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
P0[ESF|RM IN
M|NSK KPARLEY
Paris Picks Up Moscow Radio
Admitting Advance on War
.. saw Stopped.
CONTINUED from First PageJ

CONTINUED from First Page)
warsaw" has ended. The Polish
counter-offensive, which not only
stopped the Russians. but rolled then
back all along the line, Is swinging
into its second phase, as the Poles
have begun to meet stronger resist
ance from the Reds. The Polish ad-
vance has slowed down. owing to lack
of Polish cavalry to follow up their
recent victory.
OUT OF TOUCH WITH MINsk.
The Polish government has been un-
able TO communicate with Minsk and
thus notify the Polish armistice and
peace delegates OF the victory over
the Russians. The government has
been getting its Minsk news by pick
ing up wireless messages from Vienna
and Nauen.
The more hot1headed advisers OF the
government are clamoring for de-
II made.
The cry of "On to wilma" and "On
to Kovel" is now heard.
Dispatches from the fronts north
and east OF Warsaw. dated Saturday
night, reported that the Russians had
been completely dispersed. The Rus
SLAMS are retiring toward the east
along both fronts, the dispatches
added.
BUDENNY's GLANDS FULL"
A wireless message from the, Rus
sian field station at Grodno to Cen
eral Budennys headquarters in North
eastern 0alicia, asking that rein
forcements be rushed to the northern
battle front. was picked up here. Two
hours later a reply from General Bu-
denny was picked up. 1t read:
unable to send help. Have hands
full in south"
The Poles are moving heavy forces
to Brest-Litovsk, as the Russians are
attempting to regroup for a counter
attack in that district. The retreat
ing Reds are reported to sbe burning
houses and bridges and destroying
railway lines.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
BUDENNY'S RED CAVALRY
DEFEATED, SAYS VIENNA

LONDON, Aug. 23.-General Buden-
ny's Russian cavalry army that has
been attempting counter drive
against the Poles in Galicia has been
defeated and has narrowly escaped
annihilation, according to Central
News dispatch from Vienna today.
The dispatch said that General Bu-
dennys army is now considerable
distance" from Lemberg. Lemberg
was the chief objective Of the Red
drive in Galicia.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
REDS ADMIT Loss OF
BREST-LITOVSK SALIENT

LONDON. Aug. 23.-Loss of the
great Polish fortress-city of Brest-
Litovsk was officially admitted by the
Soviet war office at Moscow today.
A Bolshevik communique, wirelessed
from Moscow says:
I'VE have abandoned Brest-Litovsk
and territory in the vicinity of Ostrof
and Vlodava"
The Washington times., 1920-08-23

sRED" troops one of them even wearing the tabooed
white collar, patrolling the streets Of Drajewo, q
small town in the southwest Of Poland which the Boil
sheviks had captured in their drive toward Warsaw
The soldiers are typical of Lenns forces, and appar
emily are part of the troops huredy assembled by the
reds" for the Polish drive The photograph Is one OF
the first to reach this country pictrng the sensational
drive on Warsaw.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
.DANz|G STOLEN BY
BRITAIN, SAYS LEVY
MonopoIizing Trade, AngIicizing
Entire City, Freezing Out
Rivals, Judge Claims.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-"England
has stolen Danzig, body and SOUL
boots and breeches."
Judge Aaron J. Levy. president Of
the municipal courts OF New York.
who arrived on the Aquitania, made
this statement today.
Great Britain has Anglicized every
thing in Danzi9" said the judge. ITO
all intents and purposes. Danzig is
a part of England. l don't care what
you mention. Look about and you
will find on it the hoof-print of John
Bull"
Talking bluntly and with some
ferver. Judge Levy, who spent several
weeks in the city OF Danzig as a
casual observer, told his story.
England today is making q power
full and even frenZied effort to obtain
a favorable balance OF trade" he said.
ITO this end she looks favorably on
Soviet Russia, and for this reason she
has. by following her traditional
winding paths, taken possession of
Danzig.
NAMES HIGH COMMISSIONER.
"The supreme council several
months ago appointed q high commits
sioner to the free city OF Danzik
His name was Sir Reginald Tower
and his duties as dictated by the
council were not to interfere in the
affairs of the city save when the
affairs OF the allies were menaced.
"Sir Reginald Tower made this
clause elastic and stretched it until
it gave him powers which the Car
and the Sultan in all their heyday
never dreamed about. That little
stretch Of a clause gave Tower power
to reduce the free city of Danzig to
a small British possession.
THE city Of Danzig was quietly en-
joying it's freedom before the arrival
of Sir Reginald. He Immediately in
troduced British troops. These troops
did police duty and guarded its bor-
bers, but they did more--they served
to warn the people of Dsnzig that the
mailed fist lowered over them. They
cried out too loudly against the Brit
ish intruder
ATTACK TRADE RIVALS.
"The baronet's efforts were not,
however, directed against the people
OF Danzig, but against all trade rivals
OF Great Britain. There then ensued
a program OF British trade establish
ment parallel to many such another
program pursued by the British in
many other cities and countries in the
world.
mo direct laws were passed I'm
pediments were placed in the way OF
rivals. That was all, but II was
enough. For one reason or another.
shipments from other countries would
be delayed.
"The price OF food and clothing in
Danzig today in consequence Is high
er than in any OF the cities of contlg-
uous countries.
This is the way the British are
laying the foundation for a perman-
ent trade with Danzig. They are
forcing Danzig's population TO ac-
custom itself to the use of goods of
Rritieh manufacture -
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
LIQUOR CAMOUELAGED.

GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. 23.--Csb.
bages and garlic were used to camou
flase contraband liquor on trucks
seized by enforcement officers here.
One truck was fostooned on its sides
with bunches of garlic. Nine men
were detained and the liquors seized
goo
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
ALL COMMUNISTS CALLED
TO AID IN RED CRISIS

LONDON. Aug. 23.-The Russian
communists in conference at Moscow
have adopted a resolution calling upon
all members of the party to mobilize
Immediately for the support of the
western (Polish) and southern (Cri-
mean fronts, said a dispatch from
Moscow this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
WILLS "HOMED HIS RICHES.

Los ANGELES, Calif.. Aug. "a
According to the will OF Elmer Ellis
worth Powell, who died July 2e at
Carlisle, Pa, ultimately the greater
part OF his $4,000 estate will go to
the Florence Crittenton Home. Phoe-
nix. Arlz Powell was n pioneer Cali
fornian and Arizona druggist
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
1000 CONVICTS BATTLE
GUARDS; TROOPS CALLED

LONDON. Aug. 23.--one convict
was killed in a four-hour battle be-
tween 1000 prisoners and 500 guards
at the Central prison in Rome. ac-
cording to a Central News dispatch
from Rome today. Two hundred SOL
diers who were called in finally re-
stored order.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
MAN With 7 WIVES"
STOPS PRISON PAPER

oSSINING, N. Y, Aug. 23.--The
secret OF the recent suppression OF
the Sing Sing Bulletin" was an ar
ticle by Charlie Wilson. The man
with seven wives" beginning: IA
good wife Is a Jewell have been a
Jewel collector" a
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
Refuse Be Armed Against Landlords

CARING more for his pet hen than he did for anything
else this Polish kddie managed to save his favorite
when the Bolshevists invaded his home in Kiev The
youngster was forced to fee the city with his parents
but found time to save his pal"
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
DENY TROTzKY IN BERLIN.

LONDON. Aug. 23.--A wireless dis
patch received from Berlin says the
German authorities officially deny a
recent story printed in the London
Times that Leon Trotsky, Bolshevik
minister of war, has been in East
Prussia.
The Washington times., 1920-08-23
PRINCE GAzETTED.

MADRID. Aug. pa royal decree
has been gazetted recognizing the
Spanish nationality of Prince Elias
Roberto Bourbon dc Palma. In the
future the Prince will be known a.
the Prince OF Bourbon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
7 w. W.-CY ME UN1kNA
WIEZIENIA.

Dotychczasowe starania obron
COW Williama Haywooda, glow
neeo sekretarza I w. W.-cow, O.
raz dziewiedziesieciu trzech
czlonk6w tejze organizacyi, o IL
wolnienie ich Cd wszelkiej kary
spelzly ma niczem. Oskarzeni So
wszyscy oni prowadzenie ro-
koszu i szpiegostwa w tym kra-
ju. Sprawl ia ciagnie sic juz od
wrzesnia 1917 roku. ..
Apelacyjny sad obwodowy wy
dal wczoraj decyzye, podtrzymu-
iaca w caioSci wyrok sedziego
Landisa, ktory skazai wspo-
mnianych czionk6w ma wiezie i
kary pieniezne. Ogolna liczba
lat, ktore maia odsiedziet W vic
zicniu wszyscy czlonkowie, wy
nosi so7. grzywny zas, jake ma
ia zaplacit, wynosza ogoscm Sc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
KoMISYA UZYTECZNOQCI
WZYWA KOMPANIE KOLE-
JOWE DO ZLOzENIA RA-
PORTU.

Stanowa. komisya uzytecznosc'
publicznych rozesiaia wczoraJ
wezwania do kompanii koleJo-
wych w Stanie Illinois, ably re-
prczentanci ich zgiosili sic w po-
niedziaiek rano W biurze tejze
komisyi, celem ziozenia raportow
CO do ilosci wagonow towaro-
wych, kt6reby nadawaiy sic do
przewozenia wegla. Z powodu
przedstawiajacej sic dose przy-
krej sytuacyi weglowej ma zbliza
jaca sic zime, oraz stalego narze-
kama kompanii kolejowych ma
brak wagon6w ciezarowych, ko-
misya uzytecznosci publicznych
zazadaia Cd mich szczegosowego
sprawozdania, a mianowicie co
do ogolneJ lloScl WagonoW lfau@-
jacych sic do przewozenia we
gla - ME wliczajac W to wago-
NOW skrzyniowych, dalej, lie
wagon6w towarowych wypozy-
czonych jest r6znym fabrykom
i korporacyom, oraz lie wago-
now przybywa obecnie W drodze,
a lie znajduje sic ma placach W
kopalniach wegla it'd. Komisya
uaytecznoSci oSwiadczyia row.
niez, re jezeli wymagac tego be-
die potrzeba, wszystkie trans
por8 kolejowe, pr6cz zywnoSci
i bydla, beda wstrzymane, a caiy
ruch kolei towarowych zwroco-
nv zostanie do przewozenia we
,lo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
BORAH I HOOVER POPRA
HARDINGA

Marion, o., 6. pazdziernika. -
Cd senatora Boraha otrzymano tu
wczo5aj depesze, kt6rej treSc jest
nastepujaca: YZe wzgledu ma
krazace wiadomosci pragne "a.
wiadomic, re dalsze mole prze.
rowienia beda podobne W swei
tresci do NOW moich w Dayton !
W senacie. Pragne waszego ivy
ciestwa i pokonania Ligi Naro-
dow. bede sic staral osiagnaG
oba te ceie, postepujac wedle VIA
snego sNvego programu"
Zapewniaja tn rowniez, ze by.
iy dyktator zywnosciowy, Her
bert Hoover, przemawiac bedzie
takze "a panem Hardingem W
Indianapolis. Ind.
Prezes republikahskiego komi.
tetu krajowego, Will H. Hays.
odbyi wczoraj konfcrencye Z Sc
natorem Hardingen. po kt6rej
oswiadczyi, re republikanie SO
Pewni wszystkich Stanow No.
wei Angiii, a nadto Stanow: New
Y ork, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware. Maryland, West Vir-
ginia, Ohio. Michigan, Indiana,
Kentucky, Wisconsin i Illinois,
cUKIER ZNcW POTANIAL.
Nowy York, s. pazdziernika.-
The Federal Sugar Refining Co.
ogiosila wczoraj dalsza zniike "
cenach cukru, a mianowicie o pol
centa ma funcie, ktory wobec te-
go kosztuje obecnie - tylko cen
tow. Cena ia jest diva razy niz-
sza cd tel, do ktorej cukier do
Dokohczenie ma stronicy s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
ZAWIESZENIE GRONI w
PIATEK. MOSKALE ZGA-
DZAJA SIZE MA PoLSKIE
WARUNKI POKoJOWE.

Ryga, 6. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Ziednoczona). - Porniedzy pre-
zesem poiskiej delegscyf pOkojo-
wei, p. Dabskim prezesem boil
szewicliej delegacyi pokojoweJ,
Adolfem Joffe dosz}o do porozu-
nienia W sprawie podpisania ro-
zejmu pred zawarciem pokoju.
Rozejm ma bye podpisany ME
p6zniej jak Sgo pazdziernika.
P. Dabsh poinformowai kores-
pondenta Prasy Zjednoczonej, re
szczeg6iy porozumienia zostana
opublikowane dzisiaj, zaznacza--
lac, ze delegaci bolszewiccy Ego
dziI sic ma wszystkie 11-cie punk
tow postawionych i'm przez dele
gacye polska.
Wiadomose 0 dojSciu do poro-
zumienia W sprawie Podpisania
rozejmu zostaia opublikoWana
wczorai DO odbyciu sic nieoficy-
alnei konferencyi pomiedzy Dab
skim Joffe.
G46wna komisya pokojowa pra
cowaIa wczoraj ca}y dzien mad
kwestyami prawnerni, finansowe-
mi i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, podczas gdy
Dabski i Joffe ze swyrni sekreta-
rzami udali sic na posiedzenie'
gdzie w kwestyach ogolnych 20
sta8o osiagniete porozumienie
protok64 W tel sprawie zostaf ma
tychrniast podpisany.
Prezes Dabski ME zgodzR sic
ra linie rozejmu, proponowana
przez delegacye bolszewicka, Jak
rowniez odrzucii uznanie niepo-
dIegsosci Galicyi Wchodniej. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
Wilson Me 0biecyWa| Ser.
bii PoInocy Mi|itarnej.
Dobre Szanse Demokraty-
cznego Kandydata.
Borah i rPopra Hardinga.
Daisy Spadek Cen Cukru.
Oponenci Poddaja Sic de la Huercie.
Rokowania Japonia Poste-
pujs Zadawalniajaco.
INNE TELEGR RAINY AJOWE
Oponenci Poddajq Sic de la Huercie.
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE

stana w tym roku pozyskane dla
nominate demokratycznego. Pre-
poWladam takze, ze zdobedzie-
my znaczna liczbe Stanow "a
chodnich wszystkie Stany po-
sranlczne bez wyjatku. dalej zas
tHierde, re w innych Stanach pc
siadamy wiecej anizeli r6wne
szanse" - dodai nastepnic. L.
trzymuje on, re organizacya kan
p2nii demokratycznej postepo-
wala poczatkowo powoli Z powo
~ braku funduszow. -obecnie je.
dnak jest juz W zupe}noSci ukoh.
czona i rozwija swa dziaIalnoSc
doskonale. z wielkiem ,zadowole.
MEM podkreSlii rowniez wzrost
scntymentu W Stanach wscho-
dnich ma rzecz Ligi Narod0w.
Dayton, O., 6 pazdziernika.
Gubernator Cox udaje sic dis
rano do Columbus, celem zaiat-
wienia niektorych spraw urzedo
wych, popoludniu zaS poSwieci
sic znowu pracom w interesie
swej Rampant. Dzieh jutrzej-
sly piatek spedzi w Kentucky
i Tennessee, w sobote zaS udaje
sic do Indiany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
z Biura MeteOrolOgi

Wsch6d sIoIca o godzinie 6:o2.
Zach6d sIOnca o godzinie Gas.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Po-
Codnie we srode W czwartek- Nieco
cieplej we srode. zmienny wiatr,
przechodzacy w umiarkowany polu-
dniowo-zachodni poludniowy.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: NcJ-
1vyzsza wczoraj godzinie popofu-
dniu, 81 stopni. najniisza godzinie
8 rano, 81 stopnL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06

.735,O0o. Giowny obronca podsa-
dnych, adwokat Otto Christen-
sen, po uslyszeniu decyzyi sadu
apclacyjnego, oswiadczyi,- Il
wniesie natyehmiast sprawe do
najwyzszego sadu Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych o wznowienie calego
procesu. Czy oskarzonym to co
pomoze - to bardzo watpliwe
najwyzej tylko sprawa moze sic
przeciagnac jeszcze kilkanaScie
miesiecy dluzej, William Hay
wood, bogacz-radykal, ktory jest
giowna sprezyna organizacyi l.
w. W., czyli inaczej Stowarzy-
szenia przemyslowych robotni-
k6w swiata, jest skazany wyro-
klein sedziego Landisa ma diva
dzieScia>lA wiezienia, oraz ia "a
placanie grzywnE y w kwocie $40,
900; znajduje sic on obecnie pod
kaucya $15,OO0
POKLoSIE BANDYTYZMU.
w rczultacie wypadkow BAN
dytyzmu iwystepkow, jake wy
darzy,y sic wczorajszej nocy,
dwie osoby, W czem jedna NIT
rzynka, dogorywaja w szpitalu
powiatowym, trzech mezczyzn
prawdopodobnie ran swoich ME
przezyje, dwu zaS zostalo takze
ciezko poranionych. Ofiarami So
nastepujacy: William Walker, Ii
czacy lat 3S, prywatny policyant
amerykanskiej kompanii ekspre-
sowej, zamieszka}y pnr. 1l49
Washington blvd. - umieraja-
cy, PAM Roy Bell, murzynka, 20
staia przebita W szyje, rownlez
jest umierajqca, Emil Cernek, Ii
czacy lat "a, pnr. 1912 Spring
ul., zostaI postrzelony w piersi-
rany prawdopodobnie ME prze-
zyje, Franciszck Erlich, LEGACY
lat 68, nocny stroz, zamieszkaiy
pnr. 4726 Bernice ave., ma prze-
strzelone prawe piuco - rany
prawdopodobnie ME przezyJe, A
dam H. Hawaii, LEGACY lat 70, z
pnr. 1923 Parnell ave., zostai O.
brabowany i pobity; ma czaszke
peknieta - prawdopodobnie ME
wyleczy sic z tego; Roy Bell,
nIurzyn, MAJ wspomnianej wy
zej murzynki, pnr' 3Slo Elm
wood ave-, otrzymai rany zadane
nozem ma twarzy ! rekach, oraz
Kusman Eneman, LEGACY lat 81,
z pnr. 1896 Terrence ave, 20
sta, ME do poznania porznisty
nozem ma twarzy karku.
z M1EJsKIEJ WYsPRZEDA-
zY JARzYN I OWOcoW.
Jak juz pisalismy. ma grobh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
Rad SOWIEToW BLIZKI
UPADKU.

Paryz, 6. pazdziernika. - Pod
czas dyskusyi tutaj W ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych mad
sukcesami, odniesionymi przez ar
mic polska, wyrazono opinie, re
Rad bolszewicki nigdy jeszcze
ME byi W tax krytycznem polo
zeniu jak obecnie, i nigdy ME byl
tax sklonny do ustepstw ma rzecz
pokoju. Rad bolszewicki wyraza
zgode co do wypelnienia umowy,
zawartej z rzadem francuskim W
Kopenhadze W sprawie repatrya-
cyl obywateli francuskich. Kilku-
set wrocilo juz do Paryza, 500
przekroczylo juz granice finladz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

runicypalnej rozpoczeaa sic
wczoraj miejska wysprzedaz ia
rzyn owocow, ktore sprowadza
ne sa ze Stanu Michigan. Wczo-
ra; wczesnie rano zawina} do
przystani miejskiej statek yHo-
ward F." wiozacy kilkanascie ton
owoc6w, kt6rych wysprzedaz
rozpoczeto godzinie osmej
rano.
lax sic okazalo, owoce te ME
byiy tax tanio sprzedawane, jak
zapowiadano. Wielu gospodyn
powrocilo do domu proznyml
koszykami, gdyz, jak utrzymy-
waly, ten sam gatunek owocow
1uoga otrzymac taniej II Swych
grosernik6w. Piec poi funtowy
koszyk winogron sprzedawano po
81 centow, jabika zas s~po $3.50 "a
buszel, oraz gruszki Cd $1'65 do
20 S.. 50 "a buszel - zaleznie cd
jakoSci. Jezeli miasto ME bedzie
moglo towarow tycb sprzedawac
po nizszych cenach, wowczas be
die musiafo zaniechac dalszc-
go sprowadzania owocow i ja-
rzyn, gdyz ME znajdzie sic nan
wielu kupc6w. w pierwszej chwi
Ii artykuiy te sprzedawano jesz-
cze drozej, lecz ma liczne zazale-
mia gospodyh zastepca miejskie-
go komisarza William Burkhardt
poleci& ceny obnizyG i obecnie
pobierane So, jak podane wyzej'
ZE SKANDALU WoDCZA-
NEGO.
Sledztwo, jake prowadzone
Jest obecnie w sprawie ostatnlel
kradziezy wodki ma sumo $l75,
600, dalekie jest .jeszcze cd wy
krycia prawdziwych zfodzlel.
DO kradziezy tel wmieszanych
jest przeszlo piecdziesieciu poll
cyantow, oraz wielu szynkarzy
z zachodniej i po}nocnej dzielni-
cy miasta. Sprawa tel kradziezy
O lyle jest trudna do wyjaSnienia.
poniewaz sami wiaSciciele. dla
kt6rych vodka byla przewozona,
obawiaja sic kary "a przekrocze-
ME prawa prohibicyjnego. Kilku
z Mich jednak oswiadczy}o, re jc-
zcli policyanci. kt6rzy strzegli
transport6w, ME zwroca i'm po-
branych fapowek, wowczas wy
mienia ich nazwiska. Jak dotad,
wladze chicagoskie ME posiada-
ia ami jednego nazwisk. policy
ant6w, kt6rzy,. czy to brali udziai
jako stra1 podczas transportu
wodki, czy te2 wspoiuczestnl,
czyli W kradziezy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
ZAPRZECZENIE PLOI-
KOM REPUBLIKANSklE-
GO SENATORA.

Waszyngton, 6 pazdziernika.
Prevalent Wilson wystosowa!
y.czorai list do republikahskiego
scnatora Spencera Missouri w
k:6rym zapewnia go. IL uczynlo
ne przez .niego oswiadczenie, ia
koby pan Wilson przyrzeH byf
wojskowa pomoc Rumunii Ser
bii ia wypadek inwazyi tych kra-
j6w, jest zupelnie bezpodstawne
! mia sic Z prawda.
Plotke powyzsza puscil sena-
tor Spencer podczas jednego re
swych przemowieh w Missouri
pdv zwr0cono ma to uwage prywa
tnemu sekrctarzowi prezydenta
panu Tumulty, zaprzeczyf on yeJ
ratvchmiast wobec correspondent
tow pism wydawanych W St.
Louis. Lecz pan Spencer - "a
Mast uznat swoj blad, - oglo-
sit w odpowiedzi ma to, re ME sa-
dzi. ably prezydent Wilson upo-
waznit byf sekretarza Tumulty
do wydania takiego zaprzecze-
ria. Wobec tego pan Wilson wy
srosowai nastepujacy list do Sc
natora Spencera:
..Pol;azano mi wlasnie panskle
oswiadczenie, IL zaprzeczenle
przez mojego sekretarza panskle-
go poprzedniego oswiadczenia'
iakobym by} przyobieca} Rumu-
Mi i Serbii militarna pomoc Ame
rvki, zostalo wydane przezen bez
rroiei wiedzy i sankcyi i re ME
w;erzy pan ami ma chwile, aze-
bym ia sam wyda} takie zaprze-
czcnie, albo zeby zwrocono ma ME
moja uwage.
..Pragne stwierdzit, ze pan
7umulty zwr6cif by} moja uwa-
&c ma pahskie oswiadczenie / re
Ia sam polecilem mu wydac "a
przeczenie, 0 ktorem pan wspo-
nina. Zaprzeczenie to teraz po-
nawiam. OSwiadczenie, ktore
pan ucwnii, bylo nieprawdzi-
wcm".
Prezydent Wilson odbyi wczo-
TAI konferencye Homerem 5.
Cummingsem, bylym prezesem
dcmokratycznego komitetu kra-
jowego. kt6ry udaje sic do Sta
row Zachodnich W interesie kan
ranii prezydencyalnej guberna-
tora Coxa, lecz przebieg | rezul-
tat tel narady trzymany jest W
zupeinej tajemnicy' -, .
OHIO I INNE sTANY IA
COX'EM.
Columbus, O., 6 pazdzlernika.
George White, prezes demokTa-
tycznego komitetu krajowego,
cdbyl wczoraj konferencye gu
bernatorem Coxem, po kt6rej o.
&wiadczyi, be Ohio, Indiana,
West Virginia ! New Jersey 20
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzs, sroda, 6 pazdzernika: sw.
Brunona Wynn.
Jutro, czwartek, z pazdzlerniA"'
Sw. Marka Pap.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
MOskaIe Uciekaja z Rejonu Mi1skiego.
Wojska PoIskie Scigaja Uciekajacych Moskali.
Rad BOLSzEWICN JEST BLIzKIM UPADKU.
POIaczenie Sic Ami Generalow Wrangla MachnO.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

odpoWiedzi na protest prezesa
Dabskiego Joffe cofnai swoje "a
dania.
Londyn, 8. pazdziernika. -
ksiaze Eugeniusz Sapieha, polski
minister spraw zagranicznych,
,wyjrchzt wczoraj waTszawy do
Rygi.