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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25
Deaths
Fred |. Richardson

Mr.. Fred l.. Richardson after a
bard fought battle for life passed
away at 4 o'clock this morning
aged AZ years. Eight weeks ago he
met with serious auto accident suf-
fering a severe cut in his head from
which he continued to grow worse,
he was operated on hoping some re-
lief might be obtained, but owing TO
his weakened condition he did not
gain in strength, nor respond to
treatment, and this morning passed
away. He was splendid young
man, popular with those who knew
him, close and attentive to his large
business interest, known as Richard
son Bros. Mr.. Roy Smith being
associated with him in business.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Helen H., his father VIM. c., and one
sister Mrs. Ellen Jones both of
Church Creek. and four brothers,
VIM. T.. and Earl r., of Cambridge,
Milton c.. and James NJ, of near
Cambridge.
He was member of Dorchester
Lodge l. o. o. F., Cambridge En-
campment |. o. o. F., and the Lodge
of Elks
The funeral services will be held
at his late home on Mill street Fri
day afternoon next, at $3.50 o'clock,
interment in Christ Church ceme-
! terry
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BrOOkView Items

Miss Matte Wright of Hebron and
Mr.. Edward Richie of Delmar spent
last Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stokes.
Mr.. Tom and James Collision visit
Cd friends in Washington last week.
Mrs. Linnie Bell is visiting friends
in East New Market.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley of HurIock is
visiting Mrs. Johnnie Marine.
Miss Marguerite Clark and brother
have returned home after spending
several weeks visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Nelson English and bride have
returned from their wedding tour.
Miss Ethel Marine is numbered
On the sick list.
Ray Bell caught the first herring
that has been caught here this sea-
son February 18th, in his stick net.
The members of the o. L. A. NJ,
Lodge entertained their wives and
sweethearts last Friday evening at
their hall, music and several ad-
dresses were enjoyed by all present
the Ledge gave q treat of ten gallon
of cream the ladies furnished the
cakes in abundance the ladies wish
the order many happy and prosper
Gus years and hope to receive an
other invitation in the near future,
and the members of the order wish
10 express their thanks and apprecia-
ton to the ladies for their cakes.
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Plans II Game Schedule

With only four of last years teams
back for the 1920 baseball season
Manager Russell Baker of the High
School team is preparing a Il game
schedule with the other High School
teams Of the Eastern Shore. Games
have already been secured with Den
ton, Easton, Centreville and Sails
bury and open dates have been sent
to fredericksburg and Seaford.
At special meeting held at the
school last week it was found that
there will be about 20 new candi-
dates out for the team in addition
10 the last years players, Robinson
Wolff and Capt Mace who are almost
sure of their regular position this
year.
The two recruit pitchers .Simm Ons
and Tregoe, the latter a sCuthpaW
promises to develop into real stars,
Simmons is the possessor of a fast
knucle ball which he should use
with great effectiveness this year.
The intield Will probably be as
fellows, Mace, trst-base; Wolff
second; Robinson shortstop and
Ruark or Nichols third. Among the
promising candidates for the out
field are Fountain, Murphy. Moore.
Beckwith, Hirst. Mowbray and
Mcguire
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BANNER
Brief Local News

The many friends of Mrs. Ethel
Lewis, will learn with regret that
she is sick at her home on Mary
land avenue.
Mrs. Ralph D. Smith, of Whining
ton, Del, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. C. MacNichoL at her home
On Choptank avenue.
Mrs. Edward S. Phillips, and Mrs.
Robert D. Grier. Jr., entertained at
an informal four o'clock tea this
afternoon, in honor of Miss Clara
| Schiff.
Mr.. Earl Bradley, who recently
| received his dircharge from the
army. is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bradley, at their home
ON Henry street, this city.
Mr.. Willie D. Bradshaw of Cam
bridge, and Miss Ethel McMahan of
fredericksburg, were quietly married
last night at st. Paul's NJ. P. par
sonage. at 1880 o'clock. Rev. R. Y.
Nicholson performed the ceremony.
There are laughing hits in every
reel of The Busher" but mighty
few of EN- in the star game that
Charlie Ray pitches in it-don't
tall TO see this baseball StOry-hu-
man and hum The Busher is
the big Thomas H. Ince feature at
the Grand Opera House tonight.
Despite the inclement weather
there was a very good attendance at
tb Mission now going on in st.
Mary's Catholic Church. The sub
ject of last nights discourse was
The Wages of Sin is Death" made a
lasting impression. Father Geegan
will speak this evening on 1.-THE Su-
preme Sacrifice" The services will
begin promptly at 1880. The ques-
tons pertaining to The Catholic
Faith will be answered before the
sermon.
One of the features at the Grand
Opera House tonight, will be THE
Blue Triangle in France" This
picture deals with work of the Y. w.
c. A, and is of interest to every
woman and man loogink forth pacl-
ing woman on high standard. This
is fore-runner of the meeting to be
held in the rooms of the Grace
Baraca Glass, on Tuesday evening,
March End. 1t is hoped that every
person in Cambridge, who can will
see the picture and be present at the
meeting.
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HON. THOMAS ". SIMMONS
ADDRESSES ELKS.
Makes \ Splendid Address On This
Occasion In Concentration OF
WaShinotOn'S Birthday.

Sunday afternoon at the Elk S
Home, Hon. Thomas W. Simmons,
spoke upon THE Spirit of Washing
ton," no better subject could have
been delivered upon that occasion,
as it was altogether fitting and
proper as it was the birthday of this
great and noble man.
Governor Harrington, presided
over the meeting. The musical
part of the program was in chage OF
Mrs. VIM. n. Andrews, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Matthews. These
ladies also rendered their part OF
the program very well and was en-
joyed and praised by all.
There is much interest being shown
by the people of Cambridge IN these
meetings, and are thoroughly enjoy
Cd by all, and there is something
very nice in store for those who at
tend the meeting next Sunday.
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CHURCH LOCALS

will be no prayer meeting
tonight at Zion Church the Pastor,
Rev. w. E. Gunby, being confined to
his home because of a severe cold.
Morris, will have to
night for his subject, at the first
Baptist Church, Modern Signs or
The Second Coming Of Christ" Be
sure and come to hear what he has
in store for you.
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Needle In His Stomach

Elkton. Md, Feb. 23.-While
operating on Charles S. Ellison, Jr.,
Il young farmer living near Elkton,
for appendicitis a surgeon discover
ed that the bowels had been pune
tured by a needle two inches long.
The needle was threaded with about
eight inches of thread. YOung Eli
son has no recollection OF ever hav-
ing swallowed a needle.
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$4,000 Fire In WicOmicO

Salisbury, Nd, Feb. 23.-On
Thursday night fire destroyed the
cannery of William h Leatherberry.
entailing a loss of about $4,000.
Fifteen thousand cases of canned
goods were destroyed.
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BULLY!
If Bilious, Constipated
or Headachy, take
"Cascarets"

Feel grand! Clean up inside!
Your system is filled with liver and
bowel poison which keeps your skin
sallow, your stomach upset, your
head foggy and aching. Your meals
are turning into poison and you can
not feel right. Don't stay bilious
or constipated. Feel splendid al
ways by taking Cascarets occasional
ly. They act without gripping or in
convenience. They never sicken you
like Calomel. Salts. Oil or nasty,
harsh Pills. They cost so little too
-Cascarets work while you sleep.
-Ady.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25
DANCE NOTICE

On account of so much sickness
Miss Macklem will close her studio
for a week. Next dance will be on
Tuesday, March End.
2-21-6t MISS MACKLEM'S Studio
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25

FOR SALEi-Overland touring car
with glass enclosed winter top. newly
painted, good tires, engine in fine run
ring order. Snap to a quick buyer,
apply" to JAS. A. SLACUMS GARAGE
2-23-2Wks.
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NOTICE

The person who took wheel from
Dashiell's store Monday night is
known and il same is returned at
once to Harrington & Bayiy-s nothing
will be done.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

wANTED,-An experienced young
lady to assist in office work. Must be
good stenographer, Easy work with
good pay. Address r, care or Banner
Office 2-25-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25

between the hours Of and $50 2. NJ,
all that dwelling house property known
as No. 322 High street, nov occupied
by Alfred Stewart a monthly tenant
fronting - feet on High street, with
depth of 200 feet now enclosed
improvements consist of TWO story
dwelling and outbuildingS. Property
will he sold without reserve
TERMS OF SALE;-One fifth cash
on day Of sale and balance in nine
months from day of sale to besecured
by interest bearing note of the pur-
chaser. with approved sureties there
on. An earlier settlement or great
er cash payment may be made if de-
sired. Title papers at expense of pur-
ChaSer
FREDERICK H. FLETCHER.
Attorney.
Dixie Realty Company, Auctioncer.
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Attorneys Sale
OF VALUABLE
Valuable Fee Simple Dwell
Ing House on High St.

Under and by virtue of sufficient
authority, the undersigned, as attor-
ney, will offer, at public auction TO
the highest bidder at the Court House
door in the town of Cambridge. Mary
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25
New Silks

All the shades of many different kinds, the largest and
attractive line We have eveE had
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25

The many friends of Mrs. Ethel
Lewis, will learn with regret that
she is sick at her home on Mary
land avenue
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-25

You will find Muslins, Cambrcs and long Cloths
beginning at Csc yda kinds of white goods, shirtings
Madras percales, towels linens, soisitles ginghams
India linens, voes, sheeting, outing waists, suits
coats and other goods favorably priced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
.BIG CONVENTION
COMES TO CLOSE
4 ;ve Wires of Atlas In
snrance Company Leave
for Home

... an extensive automobile
~ Tulsa, viewing the msly
'cul ,6c,rut homes and Industrial
nals.ii,.ss of the Magic CITY, more
l'.,"i i6o field agents OF the Atlas
iha" ,ssprarce company, who have
lhe b. attendance at the company's
pee ~ convention, departed for their
anh'"'',,ve homes last night. fired
r',i ,smbltlon 70 exceed their past
WV, which according to officials
..Sc company has placed the or
OF ".,,ion In the front rank with
Ells,ng insurance companies OF the
world. .n oo,,,oi NJ
., ocO.O0O two years ago-every
''E,r of which was subscribed by
r,' culzcns--thc company has
...,,sn more than s1i,O00,00O insur-
'c ard at the present time IL
-,,,i,c policies at the rate OF a MIL
,ar dollars a month.
"'l Harry Hudson and Emil Solomon,
,,,b former newspaper men, ana
,r considered "star" insurance
-'o,s Of the home office. were
Ns,5iy rra,acd for their effective
nEy In the city OF Tulsa, wher"
mnotition with "old line" COM
I,nics is said to be unusuall' keen.
,i"dsop and Salomon were given a
,.,o N thanks by the delegates for
,bsir hospitality In entertaining the
,tgt0rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
MUSICAL COMEDY PREPARED
porlicIpanls Are Hard at Work on
play In " w Rooms.

Preparations for "Oh! oh! Cindy!"
me musical comedy to he presented
q, Convention han october 81 for
,be clubhouse fund of the Tulsa bus
mess and professional woman's club,
want on right merrily Yesterday
evening in three different clubrooms
Of the Y. W. C. a.
IN one cluhroom, club members
e., around the dinner table and
Manned such details as window dis
rsys sale OF tickets sale of "Oh'
Ohi CIndy" sundaes at soda foun-
aims In the room across the way
niano beat out catchy tunes and
hrrc chorus sang over and over
o,,In the hifs-to-be OF the produc-
rn. In still another room a group
Ifsearsed bit OF acting from the
! play .Aio,
be dailv rchearsals and prepara-
,ory work is progressing. everything
slgurs well for the success or the
,y,ravagarZd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
CAPPER WILL SPEAK HERE
Noted Kansas Editor and Statesman
Slated for Friday Night.

All former kansans ard many
others who know him by reputation
VIII b. rlcased to know that senator
A,hur Capper will speak In Tulsa
Va week. on Saturday the repIbli-
tan committee announced tnnt SoGa-
wr Csppcr had been secured for Fri
Day October 22, and that he would
speak at Convention hall at 1880 p.
n.
Editor ard owner Of the Topeka
Capital, owner OF the Capper publ
cations, former governor OF Kansas
'and now United States senator from
nat state, Senator Capper is one OF
the best known men in the middle
vest He comes TO Tulsa to speak
upon the national Issues OF the
present campaign. II you have read
,,ena,.r Cappcr, apd most Of you
nave, you will beHdelighted at the
opportunity To hea- him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
POOL GROWS IN POPULARITY
Increasing Numbers Take Advantage
of Swimming Instruction.

Of Swimming INSTRUCTION
Every day brings about 65 wom-
o. 10 take plunges or swimming les
sons in the Y. w. c. A. pool, accord
Ing to Miss Aida Barrels, IN
.tructor
Mos, OF this number Of enrolled
C,gsses meet on Monday, one on
-uesday. five on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday School teachers are
IN the majority in three classes meet
i,g az A.3O, 3 and $40 O'Clock on
Monday and Thursday afternoons.
re teachers seem 70 apply the prin-
r'ple Of concentration taught in the
C..s~oom. for they learn to swim
rapidly. There are from IL TO 10
,.,caers IN each of the three classes.
Two special classes 'or school
:-.s l-c Na'd at and $50 o'clock
o. Saturday morning.
IT, rrwest poster advertising the
?Timmirg T0Ol Is one painted in
Ns.sr c,,ors ~ Mss 3arels and now
GFfiaycd in the Y. w. lobby. the
rIts- depicts .wo girls 'in the
tw'm and says swim and grow
beautiful"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Jew INSTITUTE FOR TULSA
Meeting Called for This Afternoon Mt
Chamber of Commerce.

KabbI VI. Teller, FOR the commit
te, has issued invitations for a
nneling of the Jewish institute of
i..sa TO take place at 8 o'clock in
.he chamber OF commerce audi
'oLlun in the municipal building.
The purposes Of the meeting are
20 discuss the Jewish institute plat
orn' which was agreed upon by the
Smporary executive committee, to
ue''se ways and means for the erec-
yIoh q building to be known az the
SeWlsh Institute Of Tulsa, and to
uod an election OF new officers to
succeed the temporary executive
IIomm!t'o" The cooperation OF all
,,WS ot both seNes>in Tulsa is urged
" mis- movement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
6lg Jim Leads Parade
TO Boost Church Service

uhe OF the largest church parades
o,o h'Id in Tulsa was that in which
Wv haptiSts riding in so automobiles
ccIr,N'lpatod Saturday evening 10
80. attention to the revival meetings
u." p''ng conducted at the First
gus church by pig jim" Kramer.
- I'1,I"er led the parade In the car
4, l. O. Long, who was chairman
p'Iode arrangements. The cars
tr.. -arRo placards inviting attend
ro,,. az tho revival services and an
s,,Inclng the subject OF Kramer's
'"on, sunday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Divorces Granted.

y,,,e "ecrces Of divorce were granted
"a gI'uAy N district court 10 Agusta
10 lowe against Orrell Lowe: Flora
po. 'rH. aguinst John L. Griftis:
r,'l l'tWson against s. l., Lawson;
E,,' larkcr against Elcnor Par
81 y. y, Stanley against VI. f..
VAL A. c. Walker against T.. b..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17


department at 20 off regular prices.
Beautiful Silkoline "a 90
Comforts, special ,,..,,,...,,....., p-EsVo
floral cuccts-fillcd with a good grade
of whio cotton.
Bed Spreads, CO or
Enua opcCldl ..'''''''. ''''.''' VO'~O
An white crochet full bed
Scolloped and cut corners.
WoOlnap Blankets Or 0E
Pretty paids Bluo-aixc G0xso inches
good grade and weight
Wearwe Sheets, C1 AE
Extra Special Observation-Disclosures. VAsCO
Torn and hemmed seamcss-slgo 72xoO inches.
All White Mercerized CO.
Table Damask, yard .................. W.
Medium grade, very pretty patterns.
Mercerized Table Damask r1Tn
Extra Special Observation-Disclosures. pA Az
Pink, bordcr-good quality.
All Pure Irish Table Cloth, CN NC
EAtTd SpeClai ~SsDS
--Cenuno "Dcrryvao' linen. designs choose
from-72x72 inch size
Main Floor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Wtem ozwalo sic pukanie.
Dziesiecioletni Janek podskoczyl
do drzwi i otworzyl je, a W kle-
bach parry, ktore przez drzwi Of
warte buchneiy, ukazaia sig po-
STAG miejscowego listonosza.
List wan ~przynoszs, PAM
Michaiowa, z Ameryki, tylko
podpiszcie mi sic W ksiazke, DO
to polecony".
Janek. kt6ry juz pisae umiai,
podpisal sic zamiast matki, a ona
tymczasem rece oszuszyia ko-
perte otworzyla. Z koperty o.
pr6cz listu wypadla jakas kartka,
ma kt6rej bylo cos wydrukowane
i ~wypisane W obcym jezyku.
,,Przeczytajno Janek ten list
glosno, to dowiemy sic, CO to
wszystko macy, rzekia Micha-
Iowa, a Janek wziai sic zaraz do
czytania.
List to by, cd wuja Franci-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Ska, ktory lat temu dziesiec ID
Ameryh wyjechal j " mieSe1
Chicago mieszkai. Zaezyna, sis
list, starym z~wyczajem, Cd pot
chwaiy Imienia Bozego, poczen
wuj Franciszek o sobie donosil l
o zdrowie rodziny pytal ia
karta, kt6ra W liseie VAN posy4
lam, to jest Fooddraft ezyTi prza
kaz zywnoscowy. Idzcie z tyua
przekazem do najblizszej Amey
kahskiej Kuchni Eudowej,, jaka
sic tam i W Waszej okolicy znaj-
dowaG p~owinna, a "a ten prze-
kaz dostaniecie paczke z zywno-
.Mamo", zawoiaia dziewie-
Marysia, nja wien,
gdzie to jest. To tn zaraz kolo
szkoly; jeszcze niema tygodnia,
jak w~ywiesili napis ,,Amerykan-
ska Administrators Ratunkowa,
Kuchnia Ludowa",
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

i zaczely odmawiat poranny pa
cierz. .Ojcze Nasz, ktory jestes
w Niebie...."
Michaiowa -spojrzala ma poke.
L wczorajszego bochenka chleba
zostal tam tylko maiy kawale-
GEEK. Gem tn obdzielic troje
dzieci, gdy po pacierzu niemem
spojrzeniem oczu o sniadanie ia
poprosza.
.Przyjdz Krolestwo Twoje...."
mowiiy. dzieci, a gdy doszly do
slow .chleba naszego powsze-
dniego daj nam dzisiaj", Micha-
Iowa ME mogia juz powstrzymac
lez; szybko rece z mydlin otarla
i fartuchem twarz zasloniia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
Z Text ~RedakcUnej.
Z RozWoiu.

O~trzymujemy wisdomo8 z Or
ganizacyi handlowo = przemy-
slowej ,,Rozw6i", i~stniejacej W
Chicago Cd niespesna roau i
swietnie sic rozwijajaeej, IL inte-
resy tel instytucyi, o ktorej cd
pewuego czasu ME mieliSmy spo-
sobnosci wspominat ma szpal-
tach naszego Pisma rozwijaja
sic wprost znakomicie. Dyrektor
tel instytucyi i jej wieeprezes, in
zynier Wojciech R. Kuzaewski
- bawi chwilowo W PoNsce, W
sprawach ,Rozwoju", 1ecz po-
wraca juz W najblizszym czasie
- tax re ma swieta Bozego Ma
rodzenia z wszetka pewnoscia
bedzie juz W Chicago.
Tymi dniami p. Kuzelewski
nades}al do blur tutejszych ,,Roz
woju" k~ablogram q Warszawy,
W kt6rym wv streszczeniu) wy
raza sic iak nastepuje:
,,Raporty Vase otrzymasem
dobre wiesci z Waszej strony ME
So ola mnie niespodzianka, ocze'
kiwafem tego; tn - zrobilism5
wieIki sukces!"
Me many szczegoi6w wiecej
narazie, lecz wiedzac, W jak do
nieslych sprawach inzynier Ku.
ze1ewski do Polski wyjechas, mo-
zemy z zapewnienia o wielkim
sukcesie, o jakim W powytszym
kablogramie czytamy, spodzie-
wac sic najlepszego obrotu sprsw
,Rozwoju". Powyzsze komuniku-
Jenny do wtadomoSci ffcznych
cztonk6w tutejszych | zamieisco-
wych ,,Rozwoju."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
DO WIADOMOSCI.

w~szystkich Interesant6w n~ajuprLei-
miei prOSimy o prEestrxegRnie ponts-
szych wskazowek;
Riura Administracyi naszej Otwnrte
Sa przez dzIen cafy cd godziny S-meJ
xrana do 1880 wieczOrem - co dnia, %
xyTiatkIem niedzIeI 1 SWAT ObOwiazu-
JacSch.
iAereSant0w co dnia W GODZlNACH
P0POLUDNIOWHCH cd 2-gieJ DO o-teJ
- q Wyjatkiem sObOt.
Redakcya dIn interesnnt6w otwarta
fest TYLKO w GODBlNACH PORAN-
NYCH, Old G0DZINY 1880 DO GODZl-
NY I1i30; Pc p~OIudniu tSlko IN specy-
alma unlOyyq.
Redaktor NaezeIny przyJmuJe inte-
resant0Yy TYLkO Pc, GODZANIE 1O-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasza sic, wszeIkie sprawy 4 Redak
eya Haiatwinc, o lie ploznosei PlSEM-
ME, DO ma kOnwersacye diusie ME ma
my czaSu; tylko w sprawnch, szcLeSol-
nieis1ej Nagi OsObistyeh, Tub ME dnjq-
ryeh sic znlatwie zwielle = drog9 ko-
r~espOndencyi = prostmy Jawie sic oso-
biScie, kachowujae M wzgiedzie, re o.
koiO Eodziny 11-tej zamykamy gazette
/ wszyscy na~jbardziej jestesmy wtedy
~Eatrudnieni.
UeEo, abr pisau CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
NENTEM, LUB IA MASZYNIE. ME
ZBYT SCISLIWIE L TXLkO Ma
DNEJ STR0NlE PAPlERU.
JeSIf utyyOry Jak1ekot"lek hae mnJ1
hive OGlOSzone, pOchlania je - kosz
redakcyjny; jesIi p~Ozadane 50 do Ewro-
I'm. w razie ME Ogloszenia, nalezy to
wYRAZNIE ZA2NACZYC 4 ZALACZHC
ZNACzEK POCZTOWf Ma
PRZESYLKE.
Zadnych komunIknt6w do ogioszenia
ME naieSy przesyfae m knrtach od-
Erytych. ZADNYCH L ME PRZfJ-
MIJE SIZE kOMUNIkACNL TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - ehyba W wyjatkOwyeh
wypadkaeh; r6wniez Ogloszen, dotyczq-
cyeh tOuarEystV, ~elefOnicznie ME
p~rEyJmuJemy.
WS1eIkie oGlOszenia nnleSa do DEia-
I'm OEiOszen w AdminiStracyt 1 tam sic
= niemi zYyracae nalezy.
POdEiekOwania - WSZELKIEGO ro-
dzaiu, REZOLUCYE ZAhOBNE, POLL
FYCHNE 4 {. u. naleIa do Dziafu OgfO-
szeh.
wSxeIkfe kOrespOndeneye, zaUiadO-
mienIa 4 {. ID. muszg bye pOdpisnne
pelnem nazwiSkiem wrnz q adresem pi-
szaeeEO; bezimiennych, lub POdpisanych
dO~myslnikieni, albO wreszcie sfowem
-KOmftet' - komunikncyt, nj kOres-
noudeneyf nfe zatnieszczamy. g,
S~tanOweBO ME Oglnsznnfy
.RALOw", ami wycieczek, lub spikni-
how URZADZANYCH w sOBOTI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
Konwencya Pol
sko- Gda6ska.
D~EKLARACYA POLSKA w
GDAN-
SK1EJ. RoLA LoRDA
DERBY.
IL ,Kuryefa Warszawskiego".)

Gdahsk. - Ma jednem z ME
dawnych posiedzen konstytuanty
~gdahskiej omawiano wniosek ko-
misyi do spraw zagranicznych W
sprawie rozszerzenia Peinomoc-
nictw gdanskiej delegacyi W Pa
ryzu odnosnie do przyjecia przez
w, m. Gdahsk koszt6w utrzyma-
MIA zalogi koalicyjnej i zarzadu
koalicyjnego w Gdahsku. Who
SEX domaga sic da'ej wzmocnie-
MIA wspomnianej delegacyi przez
wys,anie do ParySa possa Jewe-
lowskiego. Pc krdtkiem refera-
Gle sprawozdawczej komisyi "a
bral CLOS posel Panecki, ktory
imieniem kola polskiego odczy-
tai deklaracye. zaznaczajac, re
frakcya polska, repre1entujaca
polska ludnose W m. Gdahska,
zostala PREY wyborze delegacyi
zignorowana i pominieta, re de-
legacya ME zawiera ami jednego
przedstawiciela mniejszosci pol
skiej. Z tego powodu Polacy ME
NIGGA uznat delegacyi gdahskiej.
wvslanej do Paryza, takze> "a
przedstawicielEe mniejszosci.
WEobec powyzszego o%dmawiaja
rozszerzenia pelnomocnictw de-
legacyi.
Nastepnie imieniem socyal'-
stow niezawislych posel Raube
oSwiadczyl, re jego frakkcya by
Ia, przeciwna projektowi konwen
CYL, wypracowanemu przez ko-
misye spraw zagranicznych, jest
tez przeciwna wszelkiemu roz-
szerzeniu kompetencyi delegacyi
~gdahskiej. w glosowaniu INA
czna w:;ekszoScia wpiosek komi-
syi przyjeto.
Pc posiedzeniu plenarnem Cd
by}o sic posiedzenie komisyi pra-
wniczej, ma kt6rem wszyscy mo-