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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
Air Limousine Returns
From Lincoln in 40 Minutes

Making the return flight from Lin
coin in slightly more than 40 min
utes the giant all-metal monoplanc,
carrying six persons arrived in
Omaha about 7:45 last night. The
party left the Ak Sar-Ben flying
field at 2:l5 yesterday afternoon.
They expected to make the trip
i'll 40 minutes but were delayed on
the way to Lincoln when they lost
their way. Those who made the trip
were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien,
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Larson OF
New York, Pilot Bert Accosta and
William Bugh. mechanic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26

Washington, June Ex-senator
Harding took refuge on the golf
links when reports reached his Of
flee that three beautiful dressmak
crs' models, dressed to exemplify
cloth conservation, were on their
way to pay him visit.
The young damsels brought to
Washington by representatives of the
National Retailers association, who
wanted to exhibit the styles to the
Department of Justice before they
were placed on the market. They
called upon Howard Figg, special
assistant attorney general in charge
of the high cost of living, to get
his approval of their economy de-
signs.
The most noticeable feature of the
new dresses worn by the models
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
Baker Heads Water Board.

Washington, June 25.-Secretary
Baker was named by President Will
son today to be chairman of the
board provided for in the water
power bill to carry out the provi-
sions of that measure. Secretaries
Meredith and Payne were also
named members of the board.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
Man go Years Old Father
Of Thirty-Fifth Child

El Centric, Cal. June 25.-Frank
Valle, 80 years old, native of Mex
leo, became a father for the. 35th
time today when his second wife
whom he married in 1900, gave birth
to her 18th child. an 11-pound boy
Sixteen of Valle's children are liv-
ING
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
Assistant Secretary of War
CroWeII Resigns His Office

Washington, June 25,-Benedict
Crowell. assistant secretary of war
has rendered his resignation to take
effect June 80 and the president has
accepted the resignation the War
department announced today. The
president congratulated Crowell on
his success in office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
Armenian Who Sought Aid
In u. S. Returns to England

New York, June 25.-Gen. Ozanian
Antranlk, who came to the United
States as a member of the Armenian
military mission, with the object of
enlisting moral and financial support
for the independence of Armenia.
sailed today for England.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26
The Weather

Forecast.
Nebraska and Iowa: Unsettled
weather Saturday and Sunday. with
probably showers; not much change
in temperature.
Hourly Temperatures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-06-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE Of all Kinds Tor an eleven-room
house; will pay a good price. Main 3412. 49,
FURNITURE and fea ther beds: best prices
paid, Capital Furniture Co.. 304 IA st. s.w.
Phone Franklin 7940-N. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FURNITURE-Cont

FURNITURE-Cash, credit. Special discount
for cash. Save money. buy at Hopwood's, Sth
and X SITS.
ONE BEE" vac. cleaner and attachments;
almost new: mahogany dressing table: no
dealers. 4402 18th st. NV. Sc
BEAUTIFUL mahogany extension dining table
and chairs. enamel beds. chiffonier. mattresses
COTS large rug, Jack Frost ice box, etc. IO1
Mass. ave. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

BEDROOM suite; reasonably 3415 Georgia
ave- Sc
ELEGANT Sheraton dining room suite, mas
terpiecc OF workmanship: will sacrifice for
quick sale: also Bokhara rug and one
KAYAK hall runner. A. +. Arnold, Auctioneer
1928 G st. NV.
OAK dining room set. oak refrigerator. 1888
u 1t. NV, Winter bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
DIAMONDS. Etc.

MANS DIAMOND RING-Soltaire; in paw
for $500: also diamond earrings in pawn, 500
sacrifice tickets. SO. Address Box 3S-T, Stal
Office.
ENGLISH MARQUISE RING, 16 diamonds 5
sapphres; private individual. Il. p. Maulsby.
6815 LIST st. NV. Col. $3.50. Address Box
ops Star office. Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
PYT.ANIA 1 o~DPoWIEDZI.

Fl. r.: C6reczka moja I-mio let
MIA czesto budzi sic maggie W nocy
wylekniona, jak gdyby widziafa cos
strasznego; 20 kilku minutach pfa-
GU 2rowu zasyp;a; rano nigdy ME
ramieta. re W nocy budzila sic. co to
mole bye i jak temu najlepieij "a
radziG?
Taxi stan lekarze dose czesto w
du,a u dzieci n~erwowych. Dzieciom
tak:m nigdy ME nalezy pozwalac
dokonywac wiec1orem tuz pred "a
knieciem zadnych prac umysioWycn'
iak czytania, zwlaszc1a tomato"
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Bardzo czeao ia
ley TAXI stan ~wylacznie cd 7aburzen'
W trawieniu. a W pewnym stopniu
zawsze jest 7 MEM z~wiazany: nase@y
vice podawat dziecku kolacye Wcze-
sniet. M zwykIe. skladajaca sic 2
pokarm6w lekko strawnych, bez ka'
wy / herbaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIR. J0zEF j. YAK specysinoE: pootnctwo. choroby dheoi wcwnstrne
DIR. HELENA Il G0RECKA - specyanG .choroby koblet dhecil poloimetWo
DIs nwisra srtykury trei OGoLNo. PoUozAJACEJ ~ dzaedhni. zdrowiA
IA PTfHNfX osoBisrToH WYPHDK6w I Ma PYTAniX XNoNIMoWE Mi
oDPOwIADAMY. ME- ODAJEMY RECEPr AMI ME WKRACzAMY w AARAA-
zapytenls ADREsowAo NALEzY DO KEDAKcYI, DoL4czAJAo zSAOzE1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
OG0LNE UWAGI DYETETYCZNE
Ola ZDROWYCH.
(Napisal DR.. NJ. c. Goy).

Celem wszelkich ludzkich usiio-
wan jest zapewnienie sobie szcze.
scia. Czemzez jest to s~zczeScie? Jest
to u5yskanie najwyzszei mozliwie
pomySlnoSci obrebie warunk6w, W
jakich sic zajdujemy wskutek uro-
dzenie, wyksztaicenia i otoczenia ma
tu-alnego, jak / molnoSG dziaIania
jak najwiecej dobrego ola siebie l
dla innych. DoskonaloSc zaS TAXA po-
lega ma tenn, by czlowiek ~cieleSnie,
umysiowo / moralnie by} zdrowym.
Ably utrzymaG sic PREY tenn zdrowiu,
cziowiek rozsadny unika starannie
wszystkiego. CODY mog}o wplynat
szkodliwie ma ME. Ma tenn miejscu
many do czypienia g}6wnie re zdro-
WIEN %cielesnem, kt6re zuowu swo-
ia droga warunkuje zdrowie umyslo-
We i morGlne.
Pewien autor, (SenecaA, wyrazil
sic, re jego zdaniem czlowiek ME u
miera, ale zabija sic, a Abernethy
zn6w o$wiadczyi, re ,,obza:stwo /
pfjanstwo So dwiema wfeJkiemi nj
szczacemi potegami Swiata'. Kazdy
vice, kto cent zdrowie swoje i swo-
ich, powinien s1ukaG prawidei zaCho-
wanna jego, DO tylko przez prowa-
dzenie odpowiedniaZo sposobu zycia
zachowania zasad hygienicznych
moze czlowiek utrzymaG sic PREY
zdrowiu. Do dsGenta takiego winno
mas take sklonG doSwiadczenie, re
o wiele latwiej jest zapobiegac cho-
robom niz wyleoSyc je. Do uskutecz-
nienia tego celu ME potrZeba posia-
da& nauk ~glebokich w~ystarcZy
chez szanowania zdrowia jake war
toSci osobistej / sp~oiecznej / zapo-
znanie sic p pewnemi zasadniczemI
prawidiami hygienicznemi. Zasady
tych wskaz6wek polegaja ma trzeth
kardyualuych ~warunkach - miano-
wicie ma umiarkowaniu. czystosci
rozt-opno&ci. Warunki te odnosza
sic W czeSci do osoby, a " czesci do
spo1euehstwa, w kt6rem zyjemy. Me
vieIe iesteSmy W stanie wp'ynac'
chociaz wszelkimi w~ysiAkami naszy-
mi, ma to druga. lecz mniejs7a o e.
- wystarczy, jezeli zapoznamy sic
! dostatecznie z wszystkiemtem. co on
nosi sic do naszego wlasncgo ulrzy-
mania mas przy zdrowiu gdy Wpro-
vadzimy " codzienuy uzytek H
przepsy cbowiazujace, ktcre ceIe 'e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
G. IAZ ID X A .

Gdv tax czlek wyjdzic ma ullcs
w czasie Swiatccznym, a sporty
ia okna SHADOW, pieknie przybra
ne w najrozmaitszc rzeczy, "a
bawki, p~odarunki, - to az sic cd
tego wszystkiego w oczach roi,
Wszedzie widat tfum kupujacych'
.pelno dzieci Z luboScia zaglada-
jtcych do okien, proszacych ma
tiki, ably i'm to Swiecide|ka i "a
.bawki kupowaiy ia SWiazdks.
(M6wia, &c dziecko jest najbar-
dziej rozrzutna istota ma swie-
cie). w niektorych skfadach -
to Gale oddziaiy sa wy42cznle
tv1ko ola dzieci przeznaczone,
gdzie vida prawdziwego ~gwlaz
dora. starannie zapisujacego lch
nazwiska, a zarazem ich wszyst-
kie ~zyczenia, obiecujacego. re ma
Gwiazdke i'm przyniesie ME tyfko
pohiczochy, ale i Gale work. poda-
runkow. Trudno by}oby obliczyc,
lie ludzie wydaj2 ma rozmalte
bezuzyteczne zabawki ola dzieci
W porze Swiatecznej, ktorc zale-
dwo pare dni zadawalniaja cleka-
wosG naszych milusihskich!
Podczas, gdy tn sic cieszymy
dobrobytem, gdy miliony dolarow
wydajemy ma rzeczy niepotrzeb-
ne, zbytki i stroje, to w Polsce
dzieci ME maja CO je5t. Glodne
wstaja, giodne kladq sic ma sPo-
czynek. Ma ich wynedznia}ych ST.
nych ciaiach MONA policzyc re-
bro kazde, kazda kosteczke, a ME
jednych rece i nogi So powykrzy-
wiane w niemozliwy sposob Z
braku pokarmu i juz jake kalck1
beda ten nedzny zywot wlok}y
az do czasu, gdy SmierG zabierze
ich Z tego prawdziwego ola Mich
padohu }ez j nedzy.
Lecz i o tych Pan Bog panic.
ia, gdyz zsyla i'm Opatrznoscio-
wego czlowieka w osobie p. Hoo
vera, ktory dis jest tym tradycyj
nym ,,gwiazdorem" ola setek ty-
siecy dzieci W Polsce. lego, CO
on i'm niesie w p%odarunku, ME
MONA by zabrac do worka ami
do pociqgu, ale ca'ych okretow
ia przewiezienie zyw-
1osci ola poitora miliona polskicll
kt6re jemu zawdzieczajq
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Pamietajcie 0 Przekazach
Zywno$ciowych.
Cd

w sprawie przekazow zywno-
S~ciowych, zakupywanych tn ola
hewnych i znajomych W Polsee.
kt6re wszyscy zgodnie uznai "a
naipraktycznieiszy, najskutecz-
MESSY i najrychliwszy sposob
niesienia pomocy potrzebuja-
Gym jej rodakom W ojczyznie-
nadsyaa nam Konsulat Generality
chieagoski. CO nastepuje:
LIST Z TWOJEJ WSI.
Kochane Dzieeil
Dowiadujemy sic, kochane
dzieci o waszem zdrowiu j powo-
dzeniu, kt6re spodziewam sic w
mojem ojcowskiem sercu, lepsze
Jest nizby mogto bye tutaj. Ciez-
kie przyszfy easy ma polska zie-
mic - re wy takich i ME Pamieta-
Gle. Ale my z matka, tosmy wi
dzieli ciezsze, kiedy ludzie po la
sach sic kryli i korzeniem paPro-
CT sic zywili,, a TAXI Gzetrwali /
czego dokonac chcieli, dokonali.
Temu zawsze powiadam, re ma
driei postradac IA lepsze cZasy
ME nalezy, DO wiedza czlowieka
lest lax ciemna woda. ktora sic
ieno W swoich brzegach obija, mic
0 wyukach niebieIich niewie-
dzaca. I jak mnie Pan Bog doPu-
sci. wr6cit z SybGu i gosPoda-
rye ma swollen, tao ufam re was
kjedyS ma ziemie oiczysta powro-
ci, kiedy juz Polska w moe swoj9
wejdzie a cd plugastEva co ia ze-
sad oblega, sic o~trzaSnie. "
to powinien kazdy dobry Polak
, obywatel wierzyG, boz wiara bu-
duie a niewiara zwala - a byte
dal Pan SHY i zdrowie, byioby co
budowac i ma czem.
Tvle wfa$nie, re kruche Jest
zdrowic ludzi i waite. Zachoro--
wala nam, drogie dzieci, matka i
try miesiace lezaSa nieboga be-
duszy, a ! teraz nierychfo do swe-
90 powraca. Sprowadzi4em dok-
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tora, no i zostawiia Marynka W
apiece stowke "a ten papierek,
co go napisa} ma lekarstwo. Pie
nieboga to lekarstwo ale ma mole
nozsadzenie, gdyby ons recepte
'doktorska MONA uwarzyG i zjeSG,
kto vie czyby ME byio lepiej. Pa
try cziek z nahogu oknem ma "a
.gon, a po zagonie jeno kawkl
|glowy przekrzywiaja. widaG sic
dziwujac, re ami ia kawka nawet
ME zdolna ma MIN znalezc WHY
vienna. To i ME dziwie sic, re ME
wesoto w domu, DO my starry, ME
|jednoSmy przetrzymali ale ma
Marynke i Hanulke TO szczerze
do was, drogie dzieci, mowie, mar
kctno sercu memu ojcowskiemu
jest spozlerac. Dlatego tee ma
vase pytanie tax wan odpo-
wien, re mnie samemu mic ME
.|potrzeba, ale ieSli dobra wole a
rodzenSkie uczucie po temu ma
Gle, to o Mich nasamprzod po-
mySlcie i o matce, DO matka choG
stara ma swoje prawo i szacu-
mex. A ia sig trzymam dobrzc !
ufam nieodmiennie, re zle sic Cd
wroci Cd ~naszej ojczyzny. a poG-
tenczas ujrze was jeszcze Nv
zdrowiu i pomySlnoSci ma WAS,
nym zagonie. Czego szczerze zy,
czac, pozostaje W ufnoSci, pfzesy,
Itaj9c wan, drogie dzieci, mole
Iojcowslie biogoslawicnspvo. -
Wasz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

umoaliwiaja, czyli raczej z~abezpie--
czaja.
Gl6wnem 2adaniem tego dzialu
jest wlasnie uiatwianie Czytelnikom
spelnienia tych pr0episow hygieny
osobistej. Wchodzac W tym oelu VI
szczegoly c~odziennego zycia czlowie-
ka, ma aadne ME napotykamy trud-
no5ci, chcac udowodnit, re dyeta "a
stuleuje W tenn ma pierwsze miejsce
1 s~tusznie, Doc jesG i pic musimy CO.
dziennie, ably zastepywac przy czyn-
noSciach aywotnych czeSciowo l Ro-
leino zuaywajace sic c1astki orga--
uizmu!
1 SWAT lekarski powoli budzi sic
2 giebokie:o letargu, W jakim spo-
czywal p:zez dlugie iata, ME przypi-
sujac zbyt wielkiej wagi tel gaSszi
wiedzy az do natnowszych wzgled-
ME zas,6w, kiedy to bada2e-laicy
wprost zmusiGi 60 do ocknienla
sic przez otrzymanie niezwyk}ych
cych sukces6w W leeSeniu przerol-
nych chor6b "a pomoca naukowo
stosowanej dyety, - rzecZy ma po-
z6r niewiele znaczacej ~dotychczas
dlatego tel przez SWAT lekarski IeN-
cewa2onej, jeze!i ME zupelnie lgno-
rowanej. Obecnie zasz,a pod tym
wze,edem zmiana. Dzis.aj W piS--
~mieunictwie lekarskiem n~apotykamy
coraz wiecej powiebszajaca sic NcSbe
~rozprawek i ~opracowan nauko"ych
dotyczacych tego ~zywotnego pred
miotu, jaGim jest dyetetyka.
CDokohczenie nastap).
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pOpIdWl. "A SkaQ III WZlaC JcQZe-
|nia, kiej bolszewki wszySciutko
powywozili, re navel i tie ziem-
maxi, ktorych wywiezc ME mogli,
btA~tak potratowali i pomarnili, re
juz chyba z gtodu nam przyjdzie
~poumierac. Bo s~trasznie staby
lczas terra nastai ma ludzi, re i.po
kilka pogrzebow ma kolejke cze-
ka, a ma podzwonne to juz i Mkt
ME dale, DO i z czego? Nawet
ami sic u kogo zapozyczyG, DO co
kto ma, to chowa, i jakzeby sam
sobie wrogiem sic pokazywa}?
Temu, jak matusia zachorowaia
i doktor kauai aeby jej rosolu a
mleka cowiecej dawaG, to nicemy
ME pytali inc uradzifam Z Maryn-
|ka i te korale, com je Cd ciebie
Teresiu dostata, DO karczmarza
zaniesiam i ma mifoSc Boska IL
prosilam &c ME dako wtedy pora-
towal. Ale jaEem wtedy ugoto-
waNa matusi sacierke, to poptaka-
|lISmy sic w?hyscy, DO matusia ME
chciaia sauna jeSc, 4 gdziezby ma
wszystkirh wystarczyio? I ley
dotad, aniedlugo to juz chyba
Marynka sic pofozy, DO jakbyscie
ma MID zobaczyli powiedzieliby-
IScie. ME ia Marynka, ale odmie-
Mona i juz co Smiechu AMI tego
FjS spiewania. to ami sfychac. A
3jciec ME now mic, ale sic &c So
fba mocuje ! czasem ma pole poi
ldzie ! chodzi, a pole nieobsiane,
lStanie gdzie ma skraju i stoi, tax
lgodzine stoi albo i wieccj: Ajax
wroci, ME zali sic mic, inc ia ST.
wiutka gNowa mu sic trieste. A
mnie ma to patrzac, SERGE Z zaio-
Sci peka, DO i coz poradze: To i
p:sze do was, kochany szwagrzc
Ii Teresiu, zcbyScie sic ia litosI
Boska mad nami zmilowali, i
mas w tenn nieszczeSciu porato-
Iwali. I 0 mic innego was ME pro-
see, inc o te kwitki, co to ludzic
Z Amcryki do mas przysy|aja, a
Itutaj re SHADOW amcryckich do
stanic "a to biatej maxi / cukru
mleka i miesa i roznych gro
chow i tIuszczu, jakby nigdy
glodu W Polsce ME bySo. O to was
screen i dusza prosze, DO choc
tatko mowi, re gdziebyScie tam
POSTAL. kiedyScic sic ~jeszczc SAM
swcgo ME dorobili, to TAXI ia my
Sic, &c i sprzedat CO nawet ME
bylabyS Teresiu lafowafa, gdybyS
tc nasze biedowanie widziala. |
LAX pomySle sobie o tych Swie--
tach. CO to juz nadchodza, to mic
limo bym piaka}a, DO i ME wiem,
co ma tym stole Procz siana be-
dzie polozyc. l ia jest moja jedna
nadzieja re ma ten list mi zaraz
~odpiszecie i przyslecie ony kwitek
ma zywnoSc. DO WIEN, &c zawsze
Teresiu dobre miaiaS ola mas ser
&C, a i rodzicom sic chyba ulitu-
jcsz. w tel nadziei przebywam i
Panu Boku was oddaje. A ojcu
o tenn mojem pisaniu ME powia-
daicie DO i O tych koralach to
sama ME mowitam, inc re mi nj
by Jankiel zaborgowaf do Move
so Roku. Poczem Z zyczliwoScia
zostaje wasza siostra
Hanusia.
q = q
Pa~mietajcie. jedzac syto, re wa
see male dzieci, vase stare mat
XII, vase rodzinne wsie So g}od-
ne i Mkt procz was i'm dopomodz
ME moze. Polskie plony i zboze
wyzar1a szarancza bolszewicka.
Kto zasieje role ma wicsne, jezeli
zima wymorzy ludzi giodem?
Mech kaidy idzie zaraz, dzisiaj,
ME odk3adajac, do najblizszego
banku MECH tam kupi PRZEKAZ
GOOD =
DRAFT). Moe kupic "a 10 lub
So S1--. w Tooe,,Ioo;a NIL
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swe zvcie. w sercach mllIonow
dziatek i calego Polskiego Naro'
du zapisalo sic jeso imie nieza,
tartemi literami wdziecznoSci "a
zywnosc, ktorq Cd dwoch lat mic
szczesliwym i niewlnnym Ola
ron wojny tax stale. oszczednle
przezornie dostarczal. Fundusze
kt6rymi dotychczas dysponowa'
sa ma wyczerpaniu i wobec dal-
szych zapotrzebowah zwraca sig
on w tym czasie swiatecznym do
wszystkich obywateli ameryEah,
skich, prosz2c. azeby w swej hoj-
rosci. zakupujqc podarki ola
swych dzieci i rodzin, r6wniez pa
nrietali O tych krociach tyslecy
b;ednych dzieci w kraju, przesy-
iaiac ma recc p. Hoovera. przcz
European Relief Council datki
ma ich wyzywienic.
Kochany Czytelniku i Czytelni-
czko! Dobrzeby bylo, gdybyS sig
take mad tenn zastanowil i "a
Mast wydawac pieniadze ia TO
zne b}yskotki / zabawki ola die
G., daf swoj grosz ma kawa}ek
chleba ola tych, ktorzy go talk dis
lakna.
Jezeli ia mysl CT sic spodoba,
to poslij twojq ofiare ma polskie
dzieci ma rece p. Hoovera, pod a.
dresem: European Relief Coun--
Gil, Polish Department, AZ
broahWay, New YORK lily. IA
mietaj 0 tenn, re dollar wyzywi
polskie dziecko caiy miesiac, a
dziesiec dolar6w - u~ratuje zycie
dziecka az do nastepnych univ.
Lepiej daj dolara lub diva albo
dziesiec ma odzywienie polskiego
dziecka. anizeli ma jakies bezuzy-
teczne zabawki ! swiecideika.
European Relief Council,
Polish Department.
AZ Broadway, New York City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
Office.
Kochany szwagierku"i Teresiu.

Kochany szwagierku"i Teresiu!
Dopisuje sic w se6recie do was
ia Hanusia, tylko zkby tatko broh
Boze sic ME dowhedziai, DO ko-
chany szwagrze, tatko talk pisze,
DO juz tatko TAXI jest. Ale tybyS
Tercsiu gorzkiemi lzami zapla-
kala, gdybyS zobaczyia, ma jaka
to nam zeszfo niedole. I ME Z cze-
so inneso. inc z giodu ! niedoja-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
VOTE OUTLOOK
BRIGHT IN DC.
New Bill in House Gives Capital
Two congressman and
Choice of Civic Heads.

Washington may cease TO be
"city OF children" and made self
governing in the near future. A bill
introduced in the House yesterday
by Congressman Fred III. Zihlman. OF
Cumberland. Nd, and said to have
splendid chances for passage, gives
the District the right TO select its
own civic heads, and also to elect
two delegates to Congress.
TO ID. &. COMMITTEE.
The bill was referred to the Dis
trict OF Columbia Committee. A
similar measure will be introduced In
the Senate. and both will receive con-
slderation this session.
The new measure increases the
number OF Commissioners to four.
Three Of these are to be selected. A
fourth. an engineer Commissioner,
who must be from the army would
be appointed by the President. The
people arc also to be given the right
to elect a public utilities commission
of five members and u board of edu-
cation OF nine.
VOTERS QUALIFICATIONS.
The bill divides the city into election
districts. with not more than 1000
qualified and registered voters to the
district. Elections would be held
coincident with the Congressional
cleo tons every two years. The vot-
ing qualifications are: Twenty-one
years of age; a citizen Of the United
States; a resident of the District for
at least one year. and Of the District
precinct one month. The measure
gives women equal suffrage.
The new votes-for-D. &. measure
was drawn as n substitute for the
proposed constitutional amendment.
giving Washington two Senators and
two Representatives in Congress, but
no local self government. Advocates
OF District suffrage issued state
ment declaring a poll OF the Capitol
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
G. W. U. STUDENTS FORM
CLUB TO TALK SPANISH
Organize Eel CircuIo Espanol'
With Thirty Members.

George Washington University stu
dents Interested in the speaking Of
Spanish, have organized a new club
known as lei Circulo Espanol. The
club will aim to foster the speaking
Of Spanish and to promote social
activities at tho university.
Luis passalacqua has been elected
president OF the new organization,
other officers are Miss Rosemary
Arnold vice president; Henry n.
woigandt, treasurer; Kari Peterson,
secretary, and c. Melville walker, re-
porter. Tho club starts with a char
ter membership OF moro than thirty.
Meetings will be held in the assem-
bly, room at 2Ol7 G. street north west.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
MILITANT P|CKETS
TO Be DECORATED
Suffragists Will Award Medals
to Those Who Sacrificed
for Cause.

Decoration for distinguished scrv-
ice" is to be conferred on all mill
tant suffragists who were members
or Alice Paul's band of White House
pickets, it was announced last night
by the National Woman's Party.
Each picket will receive n "croiX de
guerre" in the form OF n silver pin
on which will be inscribed her
various achievements in the Battle
for the Ballot" such as hunger strik-
ing and burning the Presidents
words.
The pins will be presented with
ceremonies at the national convention
of the women voters, which will
open here February Is. Mrs. Rich
ard wainwright, wife of ear Admiral
Wainwright. will make the prcsenta-
ton and Miss Lucy Burns, who was
one OF Alice Paurs chief aides dur
ing the suffrage fight, will pay
tribute to the pickcts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

stolen goods are returned. n poor
mother passing through store sees
something that her child would like
t" have for a Christmas present and
she is tempted to steal It. Being
amataurish at tho game, she is usually
detected, and then comes tho disgrace
of being escorted to Police Head
quarters.
Other womor have stolen clothing
that thcy really needed, but for
which they were unable to pay. For
such "thlcves" mercy awaits them at
tho courts, but the professional" Is
dealt with severely and in accordance
with her record end gravity OF Of
lenses
Ono detective said of certain
woman that "shc Is woman who
iancics everything she secs and
sciZcs everything She fancics.' To
such a class does "thc respectable
shopliftcr' belong. She is a member
OF respectable family that has
means. but her covctousneys is
stronger than her will and she usual
~ falls. Hcr relatives usually come
to her rescue with "klcptomsniac' on
their lips and after paying for tho
stolen articles, the prisoner Is re-
leased.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
PLAN 100000 SCHOOL
FOR STUDY OF SPINOLOCY
Work on Commodious Building
Will Begin Early Next Year.

Work on the erection OF a building
for thte Riley School Of Spinal Their
apy. Incorporated during the past
week for $500, 900, will begin early in
January. Immediately following selcc-
ton OF a site.
The spring term OF the school will
open during the nrst week OF January
in the old building, 11l6 f street
northwest.
Seventy-6vo students OF the school
will be graduated Tuesday night at
tho New Masonic Temple. The ad-
dress will no made by Congressman
NJ. CLYDE Kelly OF Pennsylvania. pr.
]. shelby Riley. founder OF tho school,
viii give the fnal address. Frank ~.
Gauss is president OF the graduating
Clnss.
Or. Riley has added TO tho course
10 rthe new ter mthc studies by physio-
therapy and corrective exercises. the
latter being based on tho old Greek
methods OF physical education. Miss
byrd Mock, an expert In Greek physi-
,ul culture and art, will be In charge
uf this department..
Tlans nre being made for opening
branches Of tho school in New YORK;
Tor9rto. canada and London.