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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
LEGAL NOTICE
TO THE CENTRAL BAPTIST cHUKcr

TO THE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
 legal corporation organized under the
 laws of Connecticut and located in Nor
 hlch, in said State, .aInn4e Campbell,
 Margaret J. Preston, trank l.. Fitch.
 Emma Shanley, George h. Lynch, Mar
 tila Burgess ana the Estate oL Lucy
 Aahite Merritt. all of Norwich. Conn.
 Inns isE To give you notice that at meeting Of the Court of Common Council of the City of Norwich. he'd on the iirst day or November, A. D. 1920, the follow mg report was accepted and the third resolution was adopted.
 The Committee on Public Works, to whom was referred the petition request ing walks to be ordered on the westerly slde Of Hedge avenue, beg leave tO report that they have given the matter their at tention and recommend the passage of the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the following proprie- tors of land on the westerly side of Hedge avenue each be, and they hereby are, or dered at their own expense 10 build ID front of their respective premises side walks of cement, concrete or granite. 10 the satisfaction of the Street Commission CT of the City of Norwich. and have said work completod on or before the 18th day of May. 1921. viz: Estate of Lucy White Merritt, Central Baptist Church. Mrs. Minnie Campbell. Margaret J. Preston. Martha Burgess. FranE r. Fitch, Emma Stanley and George II Lynch.
 Resolved. That pro-'ed that said side walks and curbs on ee avenue are not constructed as directed in the foregoing resolution by May l5. 1921. the Street Commissioner is hereby directed to build and construct said sidewalks and curbs in accordance with the intent Of the foreeo- Jpg resolution, the just expenses of tiie work so done by the Street Commissioner to be paid by the respective owners above named negiecsing said order Resolved. That the consideration and hearing. upon the foregoing resolutions relative to the construction of said side. walks be postponed to q meeting Of tho Court of Common Council to be held in the Council Chamber in said City on the 9th dayso of December at 8 o'clock in ths evening. and that notice thereof be given | in tine manner required by law to the per. sons named in the resolution PaG m others interested 10 appear. if they ses cause, and be heard in relation thereto r.t rC. r. WELLS
 JOHN S. BLACKaFaR. E. B. WORTTIINGTON. Committee on Public Works.
 Nov. 1, 1920.
 | City Clerk and Clerk of the Court o' Common Council of the City of Nor wich. Conn.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn. this 17th da, l of November. 1920
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

S165.oo for fine upright piano, with stool and scarf, 4in very good condition. Terms S30s down, $2.50 persw week. The Plaut-Cadden; Company, Norwich, Conn. Established 1872. noy20d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

wANTED-Young man with some ex- perience in store work. capable and will ing 10 run auto delivery. Telephone t6fS-5 after s-3o ?. m nov1Sd
 WANrFD-yl70 month average; rail va snasi clerks. hundreds wanted list sa~itions free write immediately Frank fin Institute, Dept 31-J., Rochester. N. I.
 noyiId
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES

AT COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Montville. in and for the District Of Montville, on the Cd day of NoyeulbeT,
 Present-DAN D. HOME. Judge.
 Estate Of Charles ". COmstOck, late ef Montvlle. in sad District, deceased
 This Court finds from sworn return on file that the notice ordered by thts Court on the 28th day Of October. 1920, upon the application for the appointment of Commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors Of said estate was gwen as in said order directed and said return Is found Co be true, accepted. and ordered to be recorded
 After due hearing, this Court appoints Arthur q. keele ot New London and Frank II. Rogers Of Mpntgille. Conn. dis interested persons. tD be Eum1uissi onerE, who. being lFst sworn, shall receive and decide upon the claims Of the creditors of said estate and lt ls rninistratrix with the win annexed of said estate of said deceased. deliver forth with 10 said Commissioners all claims against said estate presented to her with 1 in the time limited hy this Court by order l passed on the 2Ith day of April. lsiT and cause notice Of fhe names Of said Commissioners. and cf the time and plact of their meeting. to Doe gwen to every | person who has presented a claim against said estate. and due return make.
 | Ordered. That fsto Commissioners. ff soon after tie expiration Of the time iirl- ! ited for the exhibition of claims aE it can 1 reasonably be done. report to this Court 8 list of an the claims exhibited to them. 1 specifying particularly thc claims and amounts presented. allowed and disaiiow-
 DAN D. HOME. Judge.
 The said Commissioners win meet at | ihe Probate Orlce in tho Town Han in Montville. on the eqfh day of November. ] 1920 ara on fho Gin l1v of D1raTriler. ! 1920. at Q o'clock in the afternoon Of each 1 of said days for thc nurnoae Of attending ] Co the business nf q0id 1nncirf1rart.
 TnAN-E Y Rn~wws
 ARTHUR ' K1TFE.
 noyeed Commissioner
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOB sALE-1oo o-acre farm for s2,ooo i; barn and other buildings; ties and wood in more than sufficient quantity to pay for the place 1; ane-han mile to church, school. store buy this place at once I; owner going away. C.. B. Hutchins,s Real Estate Danielson, Conn. Tel 61-2. | E. ds-.fs .-s--
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

BUY this attractive uine-room house $500 cash. balance easy payments; the price will sell it. G. P.a Coates, City. Phone 12t1-2. noy2OSTuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-Edison photograph with 175 records, $50. John F. March, 10 Broadway :. nov20d g
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FARM for sale in town of Lebanon, large 12-room house. 96 acres of land !; look it over; make your best offer; inme- diatea possession Owner. Phone 29-3 Lebanon. sf ss fnov2ed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-200 loads of hard wood . will begin a new lot Sept. list; sawed stove slehgthS and delivered to all parts of the city : also 50 loads of oak slab and 20 loads of dry wood for airtight stoves Peter Mawrocl1i,- Yantie. Tel 17o4. septid
 FAHMS for sale. Write for cata- logue. aRacines Farm Agency. Daniei- son, Conn, je16d
 HIGH CLASS COATS in low priced stoFes.- The Pasnik Co., Sell for less. 3 good stores in 3 good towns, Norwich. Wililmantlc and Danielson.~.es tfoct1d.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
WANTED

The names of boys who are
 willing to get dp in the morn ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently
 there are good routes. Get your names on file and be teady for the first vacancy. Can at the Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell 1t
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Second hand lumber. most lys one inch matched boards. Charles ".
 Burton a44 North Main St. Phone l125.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

WANTED-Ladies to canvass in your neighborhood earn $5 daily, whole or spare time, demonstrating Almond Marsh mallow Cream. Almond Pure Food Co., Lowell, Mass. nov20d-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

at Montville. ia and for the District Of Montville, on the 5d day of NoyembeT,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

{ WANTED-Men and women who suffer
 with aching. burning feet, corns and
 callousese to try box of Snow Drop Salve. 25c i: works wonders. Guaranteed byNEnglers Pharmacy, Ring & Sisk and The Smith Pharmacy seu21d '
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

WANTED-Second hand and antique turn t1res1 A Bruckners Tel, 717-3. 55 Franklin St. Norwich, Conn. oct9d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

WILL BUY your farm for cash. Write or telephone me if you want to seIl quick buy for cash to sell again on easy Conn -s-i A sep11d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-A store that sells station cry notions. fancy work, cigars and to- bacco, including circulating library. W ith over 100 books. For particulars, write or inquire uf 5 Mrs. Sarah Hasler, Hunters Ave, TaftviHe, Conn. lF noy20d |
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WANTEp-Miscetianssus

{ ~WANTED-A lady to wash, dishes and help make candy. Apply at once S. E. Peterson, 130 Main St. 3 j. aov20d47
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-New nilch Jersey COW. J. Greuel,, Lisbon Station, Conn. nov2Qd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
DAN D. HOME. Judge.
Norrcr ro cRrpIroRs.

AT 4 COURT or PROBATE HELD at Lebanon. within ard Tor the District Of Lebanon. on the 18th day of November. ''- Present = ALBEIT G. KNEELAND. Judgel
 Estate of Elizabeth C Tlllie late of Lebanon. in sai1 District. drc aEcd..
 Ordered T1nt she tdminiztrztor cite the creditors of sad dccs7cti to hri7g in taciE cia inns against sa'n c-i1ta with fn E.x mcnths from this date hv rCFtiur a notice to that csc- et. fo~eltsr with a cory Cl this order. on ire s'a,u7-t ra5rtst f1 the place where s-il dlo- ae7i is1t dwet and in lhe same Town and hv nuhiH'nr the s7Ire clrre in Tfc Norwich 7ieiittin. nrYEnaf r- having - circulation ln Eaid District. and n-'-a return fo f'iis Court
 ALBERT C. KNElDAND.
 Judge. NOTrCE.-km creditors of Faid Be- ceased arc hereby no.iNe1 10 vrrscnf their claims against H7ii r-flfc fn the under sraed nt s5 v-a.c- s. Norwich. Conn, within the tire limited in the above anf foregoing order.
 WILLIAM ?. LILLE. Adn-istrator with the win annexs4- U0EL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE or will exchange for stock, one pair of work horses, one dump cart two sets of double harness and three sows uith' IS young pigs. $. O.. H. Main, Nor Hich, Ct. sTel, 4S9. oct2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
FOR sALE-iol.ss

>N FOR SALE-One pair of bay horses, weighing. 1250 apiece also one moire top Concord carriage Inquire 152 w. Main.
 noYl5d -.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

WANTED-A few wooden swinging stanchions. State condition, price, To- cation. J. Lewis Wells, Yantic Conn.
 s.ThSTu' nov 4I15
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
cHIEoPoDIsr

wmEx roU WANT to pu. your busi- nt4a Htaloro lhe public. there is no rnedi- nrNs Nrffer fn8n tlirpueh tho advertising coln1na1 of S..s Bulletin- e a ssitslnE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
AuToMosILE AoosssoatEs

FORD OWNER-Are you gr-ting a bright light with ihe regulator lense7 II nos youE n-aguelo ls l.e.Ls and needs re- charging. The Nos-sica welding Co. with Ji8e Nlln L1it H-tfzef. Will recnarEs. your magnefo V,-iie you wait 3l Chest nut S. Phone 21z. augsd
 WANTED-Autonobile owners to know that 1e do excellent tire repair work, vulcan5zing. etc Shop with Henry Bur ton. near s V. F. relepnone Building. Danieison- Philip S Maynard. noy1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

WANT TO sell your farm?. This agency makes a speciality of selling farms only. Address the Windham Coun- t-f Farm Agency, Box 303, Danielson, Conn. ThSTus noy4d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-Four good horses, har- ness and wagons. Troy Steam Laundry, 282. Franklin St -s ,sss... oct12d
 FOR SALE-Our handsome team of gray horses. The Henry Allen & Son Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
POCHoD WRANGLA PRE-
CIWKO CZERWONYM.

Sewastopol, 1. lipca. - Armia
Wrangla, napotykajac siaby opor
re strony przeciwnika, posuwa
sic naprzod. Wojska lego zajeiy
-BerdianSk ma p0lnocnym brzegu
mora AzowSl5ieCO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
NIEZADOWOLENIE R
CYL q LITY BRYTYJ-
SKIEJ.

ParyL, l. hpca. - We Francyl
paruje ogolne oburzenie przeciw
polityce angielskiej. Franeya u
waza sic "a oszukana i wywiedzio-
ue w pole przez &nglie. 'Mosul,
Damask i Palestyna, gdzie kul-
tura francuska byla dominujaca,
zostaiy zagarniete przez Angiie.
Wiadomo, re zrodel oficyal-
rych, re Rad francuski ME jest
zadowoiony z .konferencyi Bou--
l~ogne'skiej. Traktat turecki jest
rwazany "a niesprawiedliwy !
Francya domaga sic jego rewizyi.
Dalej Francya ME pochwala =
wantury greckiej wszczetej pre-
ciwko Turcyi "a poduszezeniem
Anglii.
lzba poSeiska oskarza Clemen-
ceau, IL odstapA on Anglii wszy-
stkie prowincye, ME otrzymujac
"a to mic.
Obecnie nastroj antyangielski
we Francyi ME objawia sic zby-
tnio nazewnatrz, albowiem Fran
eva zadowolona Jest z postawy
Lloyd Georgia. wzgledem Me
mice; lecz jeSli alianci oslabna kie-
dykolwiek W Europe, wtedy mo-
re przyjsG do gwaitownego wy
buchu uczuc antyangielskich, je-
zeli juz ME przeciwko samej An
gill, to przynajmniej przeciwko
.; Obacnafnr oohinatnM,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
TURCY UPROWADZILI MI
AMERYKAN-
SKIEGO w CORY.

Konstantynopol, l. lipca. -
| Misyonarz amerykahski Pawei
Nilsson zostal uprowadzony wraz
Z iona ! corka W CORY przez ma
cvonalistow tureckich. w odpo-
wiedzi ma to wiadze francuskie
wzielv 20 wybitnych Turkow ia
ko zakiadnikow. General turecki
- Adanie p~rzyrzeki, re misyonarz
bedzie natychmiast uwolnionv.
TURECKIEJ
DELEGAcYI PoKOJoWEJ.
Paryz, /. lipca. Odpowiedz
tureckiej delegacyi pokojowej a
liantom w sprawie traktatu,
zmniejsza Observation-Disclosures Tur-
kow "a wojne, u~znaje niepodle--
giosc Polski. Czech i Jugo-Slawii,
Armenii ! Hedzazu. Procz tego'w
odpowiedzi swej ~uznaja Turcy pro
tektorat Francyi mad Tunisem !
Marokiem, zrzekaja sic swych
praw do Libii i wysp ma morzu
Egejskiem, uznaja niepodlegiose
Syryi i Mezopotamii, zrzekajac
sic praw do Egiptu. N~astepnie u:
znaia prawa Anglii do kanalu Su-
ezkiego i Sudanu oraz wiele IN
nych koncesyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
HAMBURG osTRZEGA AN
GLIKoW.

Lordyn, /. lipca. - Otrzymano
tutaj depesze z Hamburga, tresci
nastepujacej: nPowazne bunty
miaiy tutaj miejsce. DUO domow
/ sklepow zburzono. Wiele oso5
zostaio zabitych i ranionych."
,,Przyczyny zaburzen So cha
rakteru politycznego.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

Lud P0lski ..
W South Chicago
KOnsula GeneralnegO
j.. ob.' Zygn1unta Mowickiego
ma Hall Parafialnej
Niep. POcZecia NajS. Nary Fanny
88-ma utica i Exchange Ave.
godzinie 8-mei wieczorem
Konsul Nowicki pragnie zapoznac sic re
wszystkimi wychodzcami polskimi w Chicago a
vice powitajmy 60 serdecznie jak ma poakow przy-
stale, zapeInimy hale szczelne, stawrny sic tlumnle:
azeby zlozyG dow6d, re pierwszego przedstawnela
Rzadu Polskiego witamy szczerze - z otwartem ser
Gem.
Wsep ma hale Jest bezplatpy, a proszeni sa o
przybyce wszyscy bez wyjatku = mlodz starry,
bogacii ubodzy kobiety, mezczyzni dzieci
Mech Lud Polsk W Chicago pokaze, jak serde-
cznie potraf powia6 wysokiego u%rzednikaR zeczypo-
spoliej Polskiej Pierwszego Konsula Polskiego k6'
nv chce zapoznaG sic ma wiazac aknajserdeczniejsze
sosunki z calym ludemA
w tym tygodniu odbeda sic nastepujace.
wiece, ma ktorych Konsul osobiscie bedzie
vital Polski Lud:
w Piatek
is. LOOMS ucy, o godzinie 7-mej wieczor.
wKensington EOS E. 115ta uL o godz. 6:3O vice..
CENTRALNY KOMlTET P. P. P.
EDMUND K. JARECKl, prezes
JOZEF MIERZYNSKI, seAretarz
Ks. Francisco GORDON, skarbnik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

Hand!owcy londyhscy ktorzy
zamierzaja udaG sic do Hambur-
ga otrzymali ostrzezenie ME wy
IeZdZac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

NoZbrOJen1e Nlemlec leSH HE
mniei trpdne. niz Otrzymanie cd
nich odszkodowania wojennego /
tylko wtedy Niemcy zaStosuja sic
do warunkow traktatu w tvm
wzgledzie, jezeli wielkie mocar--
silva same zmniejsza skale swych
zbrojen.
WYWIAD z KRASINEM.
Londyn. 1. lipca. komisarz
bolszewicki krasin stwierdzi}, IL
stoSunki handlowe pomiedzy Ro-
sya ! panstwami skandynawSEle--
mi zostaiy fa1tycznie juz nawia--
zane. Firmly szwedzkie zam6wiiy
towar6w ma $4, 600. Niektore
z tych towarow znajdujq sic juz
w Rewlu.
Wedlug Krasina Anglia nawia-
re stosunki handlowe z RoSya
be- wzgledu ma wynik rokowan
pokojowych. TAX samo uspoSoble-
nj sa Francuzi. chociaz ich wStrze
miezliwoSc ME wieleby zaszkodzl-
Ia Rosyi. Handlowcy amerykan-
scy. jezeli ME wejda " stosunkl
handfowe bezposrednia. zrobi9 to
"a posrednictwem Anglik6w.
Rosya quarantine 100000
ten surowca. lecz ME mOze go
d~ostarczyc, dopoki alianci nie do
prowadza transportu kolejowego
do mozliwego stanu ! ME dostar-
CA narzedzi rolniczych wtoScia-
nom. Co sic tyczy propagandy
bolszewickiej ma wschodzie. ma
zapvtanie LLOYD Georgia krasin
odpowiedzial. IL dOpoki alianci
RE przestana pomagac Polakom
i Wranglowi przeciw Rosy, Rad
bolszewicki musi w jakiS sposob
reagowac.
Co sic tyczy diugow i odszko--
dowan. to rzeczy te NIGGA bye o.
m6wione ma konferencyi pokojo-
wei. ma ktorej ~bolszewicy beda
r6wniez doporninac- sic o odszko-
dowania "a szkodv wyrzadzone
i'm przez armie kotrrewolucyjne,
firansowane przez aliantow. Ma
rod rosyjski ME moze zrozumiec
d}aczego kapitaliSci cudzoziemscy
maia otrzyma5 odszkodowanie "a
straty poniesione W czasie rewolu-
Cyl. tymczasem gdy ehaty w}o-
Scianskie zostaiv zrownane Z zie-
mia dzieki dzialalnoSci wiasnie
tych kapitalistow.
Pr6cz tego Rosya bedzie donna
gao sic ma k~onferencyi pokojowej
cze$ci odszkodowanSa w~ojemego,
lake Niemcy maja zaplacic soju-
sznikom. albowiem Rosya PREY
czynaa sic W rownej mierze do
rozbicia Niemiec.
Krasin robi wrazenie czfowie-
ka. kt6ry day presto do Jamie
rzonego celu. Me posiada on psy-
chologii polityka, lecz posiada ma
tomiast psychologist handlowca /
Jest nadzwyczaj Praktyczny.
ROSYA ME NOE DAG
GWARANCYI ANGLIKOM.
Londyn, l. lipca. Angielsko-
bolszewickie pertraktacye 4n1e--
rzaiace do nawiazania wzaJem-
nvch stosunkow handlowych zro-
bily fiasco. Zerwanie pertraEtacyi
- ;u-G JAF;o:+1,oA iednak ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

dziej pelastycznym." Elihu Root
| inni opowiadaja sic "a rewizya
traktatu. Jeden tylko prezydent
Wilson jest przeciw rewizyi. Re-
publikanie i demokraci sa zdania,
re Niemcy ME beda W stanie "a
placic wymaganej sunny odszko--
6owania. albowiem klauzule exc
nom%czne So zbyt surowe.
Kurytarz gdanski, dany Polsce
jake dostep do mora, uwazany
jest "a zrodio nieporozumien po-
misdzy Niemcami a Po!skq.
klauzule traktatu pozwalajace
mieSzac sic aliartom W sprawy
wewnetrzne Nierniec So uwazane
"a niewiaSciwe.
Rozbrojenie Niemiec Jest ME
mniej trpdne. niz otrzymanie Cd
nich odszkodowania wojennego
tylko wtedy Niemcy zaStosuja sic
do warunkow traktatu w tvm
wzgledzie, jezeli wielkie mocar--
silva same zmniejsza skale swych
zbroien
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
TslagTamIz~ agTanirzns,

L es"n,1r,mr ,r u,o1rev l-szel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

Batum, 1. lipca. Misya bry-
tyjska wyjechaia z Erywaniu II
czerwca. Fakt ten pozwala przy-
puszczac. il sytuacva tam jest
bardzo niepewna i molina spodzie
wac sic pojawienia sic bolszewi-
zmu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
NAPAD MA MISYE AME-
RYKANSKA.

Londyn, 1. lipca. - Donoszq
tutaj z Pekinu, re misya amery--
kanska W Joczau zostaia obstrze-
lana przez Chinczykow, wobec
czego Amerykanie zazadali o,
chronv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
RoWNE PRAWA w PALE
STYNIE.

Londyn, /. lipca. - Sir Her
bert Samuel, wysoki komisarz ma
Palestyne, przybedzie tam "a
diva lub kilka dni. Oznajmi OF.
w~szystkim. re mieszkahcy pocho.
dzenia niezydowskiego ME maja
sic czego obawiac, albowiem 20
stana ustanowione prawa rowne
ella wszystkich. Nowy Rad, be-
die sic staral uczyni6 wszystko
W celu rozwiniecia zycia ekono--
micznego i zdrowotnosci publicz-
nej.
Anglia zwraca wielka uwage
ma PaIestyne, jak ma straz bocz-
ra EOjntu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
400 WLOCHoW ZABITO POD
GAS N

Londyn, 1. lipca. Podczas
walk anarchistow z wojskami
rzadowemi zabito w Ankonie i
Piombino w ciagu dwoch dni
400 Wfochow. Podczas walk IL
zyta byia artylerya do zburzenia
barvkad wzniesionych przez anar-
chistow.
Donosza rowniez Q zaburze-
mach w Tolentino i Pessaro.
Garnizon w Ohimo zostal roz-
brojony.
Ogolny strajk W Rhyme zostai
odwo}any.
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01
"A GRANIcY R
SOWDEPIA
METOD CARSKICH

Paryz,1 i. lipca. - Leader ruchu
wloScianskiego Bedenko, kt6ry
jest tem ola Rosy, czem Pawel
Revere byl ola Ameryki, zostal
skazany 90 czerwca przez bolsze-
wick TRIBUNAL rewolucyjny w
Moskwie ma kare Smierci "a SEE
rzeaie propagandy wSrod wio-
Scian przeciw czerwonej gwar--
dyi. Budenko zwalczai reakcye
L.enina ! Trockiego TAX samo jak
zwalczal reakcye carska. Smiert
jego moze wywoiat powstanie
"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-01

Londyn, /. nPcd. - HHSIeISNO-
bolszewickie pertraktacye 4mie--
rzaiace do nawiazania wzaJem-
nvch stosunkow handlowych zro-
billy fiasco. Zerwanie pertraEtacyi
ME jest definitywne, jednak ME
udaio sic sowdePssjemu delegate
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Class Social.

The adult young people S. ;. class
OF the Presbyterian Church. OF Flu
wanna. enjoyed a pleasant social af'
fair in the home of the Pastor Rev
and Mrs. Jas. H. Tate, last Monday
evening. The c'ass is composed of a
fine group of young people who look
on the bright side OF life and, at the
same time are faithfulto their church
and sunday school work. They. are
just tho sort, of folks that make the
community fit to live in.
Mr.. Wallace Jones is the efficient
teacher OF this class and n young
man of sterling worth. He is always
on the dot and master Of the situation
Short talks were made by the past
or and Mr.. d. A. Jones, who is also
a faithful teacher in the same school.
Light refreshments were served. or
course everybody said they had q
good time. who woa
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-NssmLadaa substitute Adopted.

Washington. March 1Sth.-Reaf-
firming its disagreement with Pres
ident Wilson on the dominating Isl
sure OF the peoce treaty controversy
the Senate, adopted today bv vote
OF more than two to one, the new
drtcle ten reservations framed by Re-
PAbiican leaders. N si y a,r.
% It's action brought to an end. at
least for tho present. Tho protracted
effort for a compromise HAT would
insure ratification, and the senate's
decision was accepted generally as
Fastening the treaty toward another
deadlock from which IL could be re-
leased only. BY, verdict al the rolls
next November. Fourteen Dewocrats
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Presbyterian Church.

We will have, our usual services
az, the Presbyterian church next SUN
day. The eleven O'clock service wiz
be devoted to the communion. Mem
bers will also be nreseiyed lat this
hour 1t, will be an important day
with US; becssse that in addigon,to
the features mentioned above, , is
the last day of our present church
year,on which we will have preacbing
services in snyder ars rs ,r
We will also hold afternoon SER
vice. at the Pleasant Hill school
house on same. day. SO. far as posst-
BILE. every member should be present
at these services. Friends and the
public are cordially invited p attend
Yours ip bis service ,
JAS. II. TATE, Pastor.
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voted with the united Republican
membership for the reservation, but
this detection FROM the admtniatra-
ton ranks fell.far short OF the nnm-
Der that would, be required to ratify,
1t was conceded that others would
probably swing over on the ratitiea-
ticn roll call, but administration lead
ers backed by definite assurance
that the new reservation Leaders,
backed by a definite assurance. that
the new reservation was unacceptable
to the President, evidenced no. ap'
prehension that their forces would
dwindle beyond the danger point
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The POULTRY AND PET
- r' STOCK ASSOCIATION

A number OF people have been in
AZ .ssk about the f'ooitfy and Pet
siskc shp& 70 be pulled off here
on March ~. andrwc are authorized
% assure them MAT the association
invites any and everybody to attend
the show and bring anything for eX-
hibit that will be of interest. No hard
and fast rules have been adopted and
arraneemehts WIN Bt mute To- take
caro- OF all eztrtks .,,
The purp1ss Of thfs>nrst meeting
is 10 find who win take interest and
whag We have for exhibition, After
the show. or may be on the sane day
AL members OF the Association will
be called In conference and plans out
Hned for permanent .oreanization,
JOE Merritt said Monday there We're
then 80 members enrolled-Gif you are
no. a member hand the committee
dollar and get Ia,