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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
STATE G. o. P. TO VOTE
nv United PreSS)

St. Paul, March 15.-Republican
voters of Minnesota tonight will ex-
press their preferences for pres1den;.
tiaI nominees.
y Delegates to the Sc county conven-
night in practically all of the 3,119
precincts of the state.
:. Precinct caucuses will be held to-
,tions will be named by this system.
County conventions will be held We'd
nesday. District caucuses will follow
on Friday and Saturday the state
republican convention will meet here.
! Gustav Lindquist, chairman OF the
republican state. Central committee
today urged every republican voter
to register a preference for county
convention candidate and presiden-
tial material.
There will be LOO delegates to
the state convention, picked on the
basis of votes cast for governor In the
last general election.
The forces of Governor Burnquist
and his secretary, Lindquist have
been thrown to the support of Mai.
GenI. Leonard Wood.
United States Senator Hiram john
SOu, III ~ Col
dent, also has campaigned the state
Governor Frank o. Lowden deliver
ed a dozen or so speeches recently,
going first to his old home at Sun
rise, Minnesota, in Chisago county,
where he was born. 1t was the first
time Lowden had visited the place in
IS years.
The Herbert Hoover club of Mime
apolis and St. Paul has sent out
thousands of stickers to have the
name of Her.ert Hoover placed on
thea precinct ballots, after Chairman
Lint1uist had refused the clubs re-
quests.
Senator Miles Poindexter and 9TH
ers are expected to be named in the
precinct balloting, but Poindexter has
made no campaign in Minnesota.
Minnesota Democrats will, hold
state convention April 6. -
The National Nonpartisan League
and Working Peoples non-Partisan
Political league have called joint con-
ventions to be held here March "a
and Is. A mass meeting will be held
the evening of March 26 when speak
ers will be engaged to outline pro-
gram.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
TENSTRIKE FARMER
BUYS ANOTHER FARM

c. J. Wilde Of Tenstrike has pur-
chased the William Marchant farm
located on Gull Lake, about five miles
north of Tenstrike. The deal was con-
'sumated Saturday while both men
were in Bemidji.
Mr.. Marchant will hold an auction
sale Friday of this week to dispose of
his stock, farm implements and
household goods. He expects to return
to Wisconsin about April Is.
Mr.. Wild is a we'll known farmer
and licensed auctioneer, and plans to
operate his new farm, in addition to
his present farm property.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
AFTER 1920 THE U. S.
-. WILL BE- THOUSANDS
:: Of YEARS BEHIND
Costs a Mint of Money to
Pay for Its Annual
Holidays
(IBy United PresS)

New York, March 15.-There are
not enough figures on a typewriter
to indicate what the United States
pays for its annual array Of holidays
In both money and time the high
cost of loafing mounts In year to
sums too great to conceive of to rows
of figures too long to read.
Statistics sharks, however, have
managed to gather data that may
come within a few million dollars of
the correct mark, and may not miss
the total time loss by much more than
a couple of centuries.
Here are some of the facts we'll in
formed mathematicians point to as
poving their point that America
would be richer by few trillion dol
lars if the public took fewer "otf
days."
During 1920 the almanacs list just
national holidays, generally observ-
ed throughout every state, and none
Of which falls on a Saturday." In ad-
dition. there are half -holidays observ-
ed on Saturdays in most states,
enough. they say, to amount to &C.
whole holidays. In all, then, there
are IS whole holidays on which office
workers, store clerks, teachers and
toiers in dozens of other lines cease
work.
Take for example an office Of 100
persons. Thirty-five holidays are
granted each employe, making in all
$500 days for the office force, not
counting Sundays. This sum amounts
to little more than II years there
fore, for each office Of 100 persons.
Placing the average weekly sal
airy of the employees at $50, simple
arithmetic will show the loss 10 the
one employer for the II years is
$1,716,OO0. To this sum must be adj
ded wages lost by union workers
whose pay is reckoned on a time ba-
sis; loss because of no production;
loss in manufacturing plants where
steam must be kept up and overhead
expenses go on regardless of the holi
day, and to railroads and transport
tation companies whose lines are
over-congested by freight and passen-
gers the following day.
The money loss throughout the
United States would be somewhat
around $S,58O,0O0,0O0, counting only
the items suggested above, while the
time loss in the whole country would
be about 35O,O0O,0OO working days
or 1891 working years.
If the sharks are right, and there
has been no one to step forward to
challenge their figures, the total loss
will probably nearly double the fig
ures already presented, because they
declare no consideration whatever has
been given for the IS holidays that
are faithfully observed in various
states celebrating section, religious or
local historical incidents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
Beltrami, Itasca and Clear
water Representatives Meet
in Bemidji Saturday
TO BE MADE
TO SECURE AVIATOR
Free Acts Booked by Western
Vaudeville Assn. for All =
Three Dates :.

REPRESENTATIVES from Itasca, Clear
water and Beltrami county fair asso-
citations met at the Bemidji High
school building Saturday, to cooper
ate on arranging. the dates Tor the
fairs and to secure free attractions
at a saving to the associations, as
we'll as to the booking agencies.
Four booking agencies were repre-
,sented with line of attractions, In
Guiding the Western. Vaudeville Co.
from which the attractions were Sc
cured. The open air acts arranged
for the fair at Grand Rapids and the
fair at Bemidji include Florinne, an
accomplished piano accompanist, the
,Burtinos, sensational wire cycal1sts
and a is foot man; and the john
stones Comedy circus, made up OF
three people, two educated horses and
.Jasbo, the bucking mule. The latter
attraction is advertised for laughing
only, and promises to be very good.
MAY Secure Aviator.
All three associations are contemp-
lating securing an aviator Tor flying
exhibitions, wing climbing apd para
chute drops from the plane, and 1t
IS UeleVeu tAat dTFau6e1ueAts WILL oo
completed soon. ::
Besides the fair officials of this
county, Itasca county was represented
by President Hughes Of the ltasca
County Fair association, =, and Earl
Martin Of Bagley represented the
Clearwater association.
according to the dates arranged at
the session, the Grand Rapids fair
will be held September II, II and
10; the Bagley fair September 13, IA,
and Is, and the Bemidji fair, Septem-
ber-16, II, and IS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
Precinct. to Name Representa-
tive. to. County conven-
ton of That Party
WOMEN CAN VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT PREFERENCE
Bemidji Poll. Open One Hour
in Regular Voting Places
in Various Wards

Bemidji and Beltrami county pre-
cincts will hold their republican pri-
maries and caucuses this evening, be-
tween the hours of 1880 and $3.50
o'clock, to select delegates to the
county convention, and women can
vote on their preference for candidate
for the nomination on the republican
national ticket.
Bemidj will do its voting in the
various word polling places and select
that precincts delegates to the Bel
trami county convention.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

A tragedy in life overlook Daniel
O'Connor of Bemidji, freight con-
ductor on the Minnesota & Interna-
tional railroad, Saturday evening at
8:15 o'clock, at the Gemmel gravel
pit siding, when he was passing over
his train of cars which was taking
the siding to allow passenger special
to have the right of way.
And Bemidji lost one of its best
beloved railroad service men, the
warm friend Of everybody who knew
him, a prominent citizen Of the en-
tire community in which he lived.
He was bringing his train from
International Falls when he received
orders to take the siding after pulling
out from Margie, to allow the pas
senger to pass. The train was shunt-
ing into the siding when he walked
on top toward the rear and fell in a
slack, it is reported, between two
freight cars and in the blackness of
the night, fell to the ground on the
rails, being thrown to the path of
the oncoming passenger train which
also struck him.
Engineer Fred Moody of the freight
thought Mr.. O'Connor was in the
caboose, it is stated, while the rear
end brakemen thought he was on the
engine; and then it was learned that
he was missing.
Daugherty, section foreman, had
left his home and walked down to
the depot, returning home soon after
ward and discovered the missing con-
ductor. An engine was sent out and
in his own cabOose the i'll fated train
brought its former director to Bemid-
il.
Mr.. O'Connor was 81 years old and
his home at 600 Bemidji, and he
leaves a wife and daughter. He came
to Bemidji from Brainerd about IS
years ago, and in Brainerd leaves his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Connor, and brother,
"Jim," locomotive engineer on the
Northern Pacific railroad, running
out of Brainerd, who has come to
Bemidji. Mr.. O'Connor was men,
Der of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
CAR BRINGS $500: f.
~, WANT An DOES IT

Ca W.; l.. Brooks offered his Cadil-
lac touring car for sale through a
Pioneer Want AID and found a buy
er in Charles Hoyt.
- Just a few insertions did the
business. ...... go. >. .......
!. It doesn't seem to matter much
what the task Is, these want ads
do the business.
'' Try one. Most everybody has
something for a want ad to do.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
ARE MEETING TODAY
(By United Press)

Fargo, N. D., March 15-Scottish
Rite Masons are holding their an
nual three days winter reunion here
A large class will be initiated. The
railroads granted a reduced rate to
those who came from other parts OF
the state:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
TEXAS CITY WIPED OUT BY
WIDE SWEEP OF FLAMES
(By United Press)

Greenwich. Texas, March 15.-Sev-
eral hundred are rendered homeless
following fire which wiped out the
business district three blocks wide
and several blocks long, causing a
estimated at a million dollars
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
LEGION MEETS DEFEAT

Behidji's American Legion basketball
quint met defeat at Aitkin Saturday
night when it played the fast Aitken
Legion aggregation, the game ending
with a score of 40 to %.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
SUPREME COUNCIL MEETS
BY United Press)

London, March 15-The supreme
council peace conference today met
to consider the situation brought
about by the revolution in Germany
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
RAIL TRAGEDY TAKES
LIFE OF AN HON0RD
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR
Daniel o'connor Obey. Order
to Give Risht-of-Way;
- Meet. Hi. Fate:

The funeral services for Daniel
O'Connor will be held tomorrow
morning at 6 O'Clock in the st. Phil
lips church, and at 1885 o'clock the
remains will be forwarded to Brain
erd for interment.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Kirket og Foreninge,;.

EST EMMANUEL N0RSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj9met az Jessie e Law
son Sg. Gudstjeneate hver S66nE-
dag XII 1880 Fmd.Engelsk liver
anden Sdndag. 68ndagsskole hver
Ssndag ri. SIS; norske pg en-
gelske Klaaser. B9nnem6dey
hYer Onsdag Aften ri. 5 XII.
kens Basement.
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST sTEPHANs
KIRKE,#Hjjgrn az Orleans OF Ste
ems Street. Gndstjeneste liver Ssn-
dag Form. "a. II. Ssndagsskole III.
ECHRISTKIRKEN. Norsk evange.-
1uth. Kirke, Hiernet at Park
ogst University Avenue. Gudst1e-
nesste hyer Sdndag, engelsk ri.
9 80 norsk Il. ll.30 Find:
FNoRsK L.UITHERsKB TREFoIr
DIGHEDSKIRKE Hjgrnet af
Farr1ngtonzog sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste liver S9ndag IA.
1890 Find. sog 7.3O Aften. So
daggshjole Kf.s 1910.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST.
KIRKE. Hj9rnet af Broadway OF
l3,sst afholder sine Gudstienester
som falger:s Pradikens Sdnda9 Form,
IA. 1890. Afften IA. 7.45. Unos
Folks EpWcrth Liga; Sendag Aften
5. n7.45;5 iter@rt Mddesde TIE fersts
sT iirsdage i@Maaneden BSnnemgds
hyerzlOnsdag Aften
(NORDRAPSLOGB No s0NNER,
Ar NORGE, m6der@s1staso Sdie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
airfebaiareu.

&irfebaiaren.
81. &eoers CONFERENCE.-The airfes
8afar p1u Dania &nlI / 2gr6agS Off
tes bleb meget bellDffet.
Me6 5enfpn til Dberifuoet bar set
bens be6ite ! mango Mor. Set er gar<
&c biif lite giort op enorn1;; men
&omiteen gietter paa benimoo 700
Dollars.
&omiteen, Ser beito6 al babe ct.
Saul % minneapolis Meofemmer,
baboe 1lofoloet en- iberoig @irfiom<
beb, % begge &oloniers Danife bar
fomntel1 ben goot / Mg1e baaoe meo
@aber % heb at mgoe taIrtgt til 8a-
.Ffarerl bpor Sc me6 ,go6t &un1gr tap
peoeS ON at e paa gagerne, bel1nbre
DC n1a1ge inn1ffe &ing, iier i fbi11-
oeligt 6aauoarbeioe, % e1loelig ipgte
Doer Tor 1tg at tileg1te Jig tan laeget
ION m11igt for at tgmme 8or6ere
|og fploe adSien.
Ser bar gibet megd til BaIaren,
lite alene ION iagt fra minneapolis
og ct. Soul; men ogiaa fra Mifop,
@ejt Denmart, Milltomn @itbee,
&ntcbinion, Epler, Omaha %
Dmigbt. SSI.
4ouniteen gnifer berbeo paa egr1e
% Menigbeoe11s @eene At ienoe ole
E@iber'1e en- bierteIig Sat for @elbi1ie.
og 9ialp til at ful6fgre ben 1lDe.
Strife paa 80. ct. % IS. Mbe.. e.
@eo en- 8ainr fd,l 10 lite ollie faa.
fat / De beoite cling. Gnfelte er Sc
melt bel6ige. ge6 6enm 2eiligbeo
fan6t @riien Bel til Mrs. Gbr. Sin.
6erien, 1887 80. Mbe. g., meoens
@aoien fiji til Mrs. g: Spen6ien,
ST MrD st. ct. Soul. Set imaf<
feite Senget9ppe babnebe Dos Mrs.
@dSmusien, 3717 8ortIor1b Mbe.,
ogb4 a11oen Epppe boz mrg. S: g.;
Heterien 4132 81. Mbe. g. Sen
fine CUTIE fit tit Stem bos' Mrs. S..
Matbiaien 1905 10. Mpe. 60.
81. Greb 8lifs, Der giper aoncert
paa Ssnoug Afften, inng 11ogle San-
.ge for Sen itore 6orianIing beo 8n=
faren, bborfor bon taffffess.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
&ofmeitueu.

1to g. motbe er Of 8reiioent
Bilion blepen gienl1onepnt til 8oit-
meter. al ct. Saul. l1onepneliet1
1naa itaofeites al senatet. @atbe
tiltraoote Observation-Disclosures ben S.
MpriI 1906 % bar bera i Gmbeoet
iioe11, iiffignt bans 9ermin :,16lgb fire
9lar fenere.s #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
-sAHs~w. 49,
sQhstiHe6erne.

Sc banife apsbiIIeoer hlep {aa
forbeiit pao Dnria SaH ! SgnoagS
8 % otrglftener. De bar for
en- Del 6e in111ne, ION forleoen bites
.af Mortbern Erabelogl1e 60. Me11
8efeget bar goot, % ierlig ON Afte,
men bon. Bifaloet itprtft. Set Ct
.Dat,ia ou1 bar 9gren al, at bisie
8iQeoer tom ber til 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
@tu1uapnltB.
Siflbttet aolpnien.

@an6. fbeol. IS. Sparre, ser i
6ior bar 2erer paa @ra,b @iem
College, Des Moi11es, Sa., er tom.
men Der til 8Den for at opboloe fig
8inter. Sa11 biI 81. a. BRUCE 8ib1io-
teferne for at iit1oere inrlig I1tberif
;@irtebiitorfe Der / M1nerifa % tillige
tage &lrius paa l1niberiitetet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

Sen lDrife Glee Club, set bebite
fan6inabife Rd11bsfor ! Mprbbeiten,
giber 81. a. raentnefp 8abe1, Rtlobi
Of tie sontb, rBob1 paa 9augen" %
a1ore iaapel a1nerifanffe inn banffe
% 11prffe Mn1nre beh apneerten. @1n-
bag Mfften. Som % bbr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
&bin6embbe

Nars. SO. g. Mosm1sfen % Mfiis
Igbriitine Masmisien 3o46 2. alDe.
in6bDoer til &bi11oen1goe paoo
Goreningers 5tifteliesoag Eirsone
ben IA december MHe er belfom-
men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

ssSVSS SxSslHsSsSA 49, AOVO VI.
bolbeg paa sbnbag aften, ben IL
I9eeember 1890, al. 8 tor aoncer1
paa Dania sail. Greb Bits, banfl
Ipriff Senor, furben Iebenbe senu,
heb See Sbnbert, MeSSntpre ami
&eatb anb ameriean Opera Sotietb,
bIiber Aftenens soliit. Den 1orifs
@lee Club - AZ Manb - Dirisen1
plab 9alter - gioer flere &onctrt'
Munro; 81. q. r9en itore bbibe 6lofA
meb 8reb. 8liis ! Gplopartiet pib,
9r. 81iis ibnser iaabel amerifanif.
iOm banffe &omaneer % sange. 81
&bartet bI Dgiaa giibt enfelte Rnn1re,
% Mftenen enber 1neb Sal. 81. 9fi.
ebaelien8 Drfeiter. seionens itsrie
mnffalffe Mfften.
8illetter a 75t % 55e FAINT enfelts
reierbereoe &labier a $1.O0 faas he's
Snbsan8et1 ian1t bos South Sibe
&arbpare So, 4O6 Gebar Abe., %
paa rl1geblabet"s &ontor, 722 go.
4tb ct.
Minneiota 2easue of 88pmeu 8oters.
Denne Screening bar Iige boI6t fit
4arsmgoe, bbori 500 f%pinoe1ige De-
legater 6eltog. Mgoet belutte6e 81.
a. enitemmg at itette Statens &o,=
~fommisfi -Nnbefalinger til 2e=
gislaturen i 1921, Ser menes at billie
FIRE til, at bbert Barn / @taten Min<
neiota faar 2eiliebeo til lige llo6an=
nelie. S: 81. !McGonnelL statens
Observation-Disclosures, forffore-
be De forclaaeoe 2obe, Der 81. a. .111o=
|befatter, at / bbilfetiombelft Diitrift,
bbor Der er mere emo is 8gr11 mel
lem ID 90 is Nar, fom lite gaar /
|Sfole, maa Der urges for SfoIe Ell
Ter &lasier en- Sci al Chen; at alle
Bern ! nabnte Al6er maa beige en-
ten ben fuloe eller oelpiie sfole;;
at Mntaltet al elmer, iom ianoorne
8ern bar loplig &et til at arbei6e,
ftal forminoifes mel Mntallet al 8i=
mer, iom benpttes til sfolegang, %
at 9iitrifter, Tom o~pretboIoer &Ias=
fer en- oelpis 8ib tan faa gtats- eli
Ter Stats- og liberal Sielp %ibarenoe
[til to 9reoieoele at ben QB11, iom be-
tales 2ereren, bits glebantoIlet CT.
u1toer 200, eller en- &alboeI bbis BET
|er iterre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
&prbrhbelier.

Ser NaInpsn 4 GnrhrhnpIfor ; eor,,,
'of operfoI6, @Innbrinoer' Maoer;sr
.oa morb. fo11 bnr bieniaat mi,,,eo.
polis / Sen fio{te ai6. = beIrer M
belt aoaet su6enom 81, No,I a Il
[be iioife l1bilqa al SCI, bereffes iom
|fgIaer:: Gor1eoen Mften peo 81 s..
sen tom Sc q unoe 81nfb,,oe 6 Il
|Balq1ift Cd {. DHlu,o meo .er,
Saonotaife, inoeboroenbe $4,000
re%aiitrereoe# 5ribeosobliaatio1er
Mnrhe0en ii sasoitfontorpt mn mor.
|fet ST Ser.sblep Sc oberfnlot ST
Bonoitter: @noen nor 81, 1iot ~,
hit Cd ffisnf Ser mr. s<olf Wprhp.
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inaen loaoe marfe tI bet,
@n,1fbn,6pne. opr n1pipop 4 tooe
Ebenne aur 81 Moitfonfarpt bner gaa
[fra s;aoaaaoe, j gaIffo1torst. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
st. PAUL.
II A. FIsKER,, D
City Editsr Z Alsnaser.
City Office:
ses Endieott Building.
8eb &iIb eIler Reparation al
Hire befSs ben ptltienbte Snbeltr
5imon Relion. 200 s. IL Street.
6prglemmigei

GTprslemmisei.
Sri MISUNDERSTANDING 6or=
afboloer naite Mboe Dns=
Bag ben is. December bos Mrs.
2etpis 648 8roaomaD ct. Mlle Ct
belfo1met1 u. 2enis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
ZASToJ w PRZEWOzENIU
MATERYALoW BUDOWLA--
NYCH.

Washington, 10. lipca. - Sta
nova komisya drog reprezen--
tanci roznych dzialow handlo-
wych byli Swiadkami wczoraj
przed miedzystanowa komisya
handlowa w sprawie dowodzenia
czy konieczna jest rzecza mody-
fikowac, dopiero co otrzymany
rozkaz, ktory nadaje Pierwszeh-
stwo handlowi wegla, W przewo-
zeniu tego niezbednego artykufu
kolejami ma wschod Cd rzeki
Mississippi. Reprezentanci o.
swiadczyli, re handel ich jest "a
grozony, jezeli rozkaz ME costa
rie zmodyfikowany. Komisya
dr6g naglila powodu .natych--
miastowej Potrzeby wagonow,
ktore So konieczne do przewoze-
MIA budowlanego materya}u, pre-
znaczonego dla reperowania to-
row, oraz dla wykonania kontrak
tow r6znych dostaw.
Handle, najbardziej przygne--
bone, wediug opinii rzeczoznaw-
cow So: produkcya cementu, mie-
lonych kamieni, piasku, zwiru,
wapna .podobnych materya}ow,
kt6rc po wiekszej czesci So prze-
wozone W otwartych wagonach,
Stosownie do rozporzadzenia
miedzystanowej komisyi handlo-
wei wagony tie, juz cd dwoch 'ty-
godni So uzywane do przewozu
wegla, rezultatem czego calko--
witty prawie zast6j W dostawie
budowlanych materyai6w.
ANALFABECI I OBCONARO-
DOWCY MOGA SLUzYo
w ARMII.
WaszyngtoE, 10, lipca, - Cd
dnia 2Ogo lipca analfabeei ! oby-
watele, ME wiadajacy jezykiem
angielskim, oraz obconardowcy,
ktdrzy maja inteneye zostai oby-
waaelani beda nogli wstepewat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
WARUNKI POKOJU z SOW
DEPLA.
KALENDARzYK.

DziS, sObOta, 10 lipca: z Brafi
Mecz.
Jutro, niedziela, II: Sw. Piusa
T. NJ.
Si6dma niedziela po Zielonych
Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: 20 Falszywych Proro-
kach".
Pojutrze, poniedzialek, IL lipca:
Sw. Jana Gwalberta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
KrOnika Chica$Oska.

lacy sic dotychczas kandydat, i
mianowiCie William Randolph
Hearst, wydawca znanego T. ME
najicpSzej strony calcgo Szcre%u
scnsacyjnych dziennikow W a
mcryce. On to wiaSnie byl glow
nym protektorem, ktory forso--
wal nominacye Senatora .John--
soma Kalifornii, a kiedy ten
ostatni doznai porazki ia kon-
wencyi W Chicago, pisma Hear,
sta picrwsze podniosly mysl
stworzenia ..trzeciej partyi' po-
stawienia wiasnego kandydata.
Czionkowie t. wv. amerykanskieJ
partyi konstytucyjncj rozpoczell
wczoraj bardzo zywc przygoto-
wanna, ceIcm agitacyi Ia Hear
stem, wyrazajqc nadzieje, ze W
kohcu zdolajq pozyskat Gala
,,trzecia partye" dla swcgo kan
dyGata.
Ma rozpoczynajacej sic kon--
wcncyi - oprocz spraw wewne-
trznych i partyjnych - podnle-
stone zostanQ take spraWy ogol-
nicjszego, miedzynarodowego zna
czcnia. Frank Walsh znajduje
sic w drodze Kalifornii do Chi
cago, by domagac sic Cd kon--
wencyi otwartcgo oSwiadczenia
sic W platformie partyi "a niepo-
dlcgioScia Irlandyi. Podobno de-
lcgaci maja W wiekszosci sprzc-
ciwiac sic objeciu tel kwestyi
platforma, moga jednak zgodzic
sic ma przyjecie odpowiedniej re
zolucyi. Podobniez wiekszosc de
legat6w oSwiadczy}a sic juz W
giosowaniu przez poczte pre-
ciwko stawianiu W platfornie "a
dania uznania bolszewitkiej Ro-
syi, jakotez omawiania kwestyi
meksykanskiej, oswiadczajac sig
jednak rownoczesnie stanowczo
takze przeciwko traktatowi wer-
salskiemu i Lidze Narodow, "a
utworzenicm caikiem innej Ligi
ludlow, opartej ma zupeinem roz-
brojeniu.
Ia ostatnia okolicznosG pozwa
la wyraznie dopatrywac sic ukry
tych wpiywow hearstowskich, ia
kie dzia}aja ma rozpoczynaiaca
sic konwcncye i jej dclcgatow -
i niewicle pod tym wzgledem zdo
laja zmienic stanowcze zaprzc-
czcnia przewodc6w ,,konitetu z
AZ, kt6rzy wypieraja sic iakicj-
kolwiek oficyalnej stycznoSci z
"amerykahska partya konstytu--
cyjna", stojacq ma usiugach togo
wydawcy. Faltty te jednak wy
jasniq sic dostatecznie prawdopo
dobnic W ciqgu samej konwen-
cyl, lie ! podezas niej jej kie-
rownicy ME potrafis ich zaslo-
nit pred oeznmi og0iu.
LAVA PRzYsIEGLYcH w
PROCESIE RADYKALoW
sKoMPLEToWANA,
po oiafdzie sieri,, rztnrnrh