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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

learned to operate the telegraph ke
and went west in 1855 as an operator
for the Union Pacific railroad at Pins
Bluffs, Wyo.
One of the most ambitious projects
which he then planned was Il me gel
of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany with the telephone company. In
1910, when the telephone IN erest>
succeeded in securing 'he contr. i in"
power in the Western Union, NJ. Va
became president Of both these g ca
corporations. He res gned as presi
dent of The Western Union when, on
April 10, 1914, the tel phone co pan
disposed of its interes in the West
ern Union because of threatened ac
tion by the government against tn
combination.
Mr.. Vail retired as president OF the
American Telephone and Teegrap'
company last June and became lair
man.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Gun Club Thanks
Ciyers Oh Trophies

The Cambridge Gun Club desires
to thank the following persons and
firms for their generous contribu-
tion of trophies for the Registered
Tournament held Wednesday. and to
assure them that without their aid it
would have been impossible to have
enjoyed the success with which the
shoot met:
Mrs. George n. Fish Messrs. Geo.
N. Fish, Geo. N Cunnington, ]. G.
Evans, Hoge & Holder. Granville S.
LeCompte, E. Lee LeCompte, j. A.
Tschantre & Sons Co., Seward &
Woolford, Samuel E. Hubbard, Phil
lips Hardware Co., Stevens, Smith &
Co., McCreadys, Smith & Wall, Earl
Johnson and Slacum & Hughlett.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

As head of the Al eriCan TelephoI e
AMI Telegraph c.mpany, Theodore
Newton Vail was he head OF III,
largest telephone system i'll The world.
He was not only lis nominal head, but
lie was from the first the genius that
promoted the popular use of the tele-
phone, he first man to eS ahliSh long
diS;a commun cation b. tele hone,
and. when past seventy years of ag'
he was still The init ative head of a
sem that numbered nine IN o.
subscribers and represented an inN eS'
ment Of IA billion and half dollars.
Mr.. Vail was thirty-One years Old
when Alexander Graham Bell invent
ed the telephone. No, withsranding his
age, he was filling the respOnsib pes
of general superintendent of the rail
way mail service. Still earl er e ha|
been d telegraph operator He haC
already made a name for himself a
an organizer in the promotion OF tn
railway mail service, and he was read
ily induced TO res gn his COVER nj
post TO become the general manager
in 1878, of the frs American Bel
Telephone company.
Even the most opt miS.ic hackers nf
the telephone then thought the lnven
ton would serve only for local com
niunication. but Mr.. Vail had vision,
0f its long distance use. II was h
who started successive steps of inter
city communication. The first In
from Providence to Boston was rid.
csaIet as Wallis side-shOw," bu: som
of the persons who INDUCED in the
ridicule at that time lited 10 see Mr.
Aafl telephone from New York to San
krancisco, in 1915, thirty-fiye years
ser III October, in that year, they
,1SssiId fT7I II was possible to send the
human voice more than half way
around the world, as was done by
wireless telephone from the govern
ment station at Arlington, Va, the
words be;Ag recorded simultaneously
at Honolulu, in the mid-Pacitic, and
the E.ffel Tower, in Paris.
Mr.. Vail was known as the biggest
telephone man in the would not only
in tribute 20 his genius for bo h me
chanical and financial organization,
but from the fact that he was per
sonally a man of remarkable physsqu
He was six feet, two inches tall, and
weighed about $50 pounds.
He was born in Carroll county, O.,
July l6, 1S45, Of Quaker anc 5 ry. His
father, Davis Vail, removed from Ohio
to M0rriStown, \. j., WHEN the son
vas four years old, and be ONE as
+ociated with brother, Step II Va !
who had founded the SpeedWell Iron
Works, lear MorrS,own, where they
built much of the machinery for he
first trans-A tlantic ea'nSh p. Alfu d
Vail, another brother. was one of those
associated with Sam I-l Morse in he
invention and prrm0 ion of he tele-
graph Theodore Va was cd lated at
the old \. a EN- at MGrriStnv II, ana
for time 'ili"h ~" q - he
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Accused of Tryino to Burn Rov

Lancaster, O., April IT.-Darrel
Pool and Kenneth Baker, each e!evtn
years old, were under arrest charged
with being leaders in the attempt 20
burn Charles Kneller, ten years old
at the stake, Tuesday evening. They
will face trial before F. NJ. Acton.
judge in the juvenile court.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
THEODORE N.vAIL
DIES IN HOSPITAL.
biggest TEL phone Man IN
World" SuCGua.bs.
HIS DREAMS CAME TRUE
Head of American Company Passes
Away at Johns Hopkins in SaltI-
more

Baltimore, Md, April 17.-Theod re
n. Vail, chairman of the board of d :
rectors of the American Telephone .nd
Telegl aph company, died at JOHNS
Hopkins hospital of complication #
cardiac and kidney troubles. He was
seyenty-five years old.
Mr. Vail was brought here from
Jekyi Is anh, Ge,, < :, Sunday i'll h-S
private car. At tsrr no p: al 1t was
stated he was in IL triOuS condition
and h $ death was not unexpected to
the physicians.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Donations for Firemen Benefit
Boys To Get Purebred Pigs

Boys at Hurlock are to get ship
ment of purebred pigs sometime this
spring through the cooperation OF
the Citizens Bank of that place. The
Bank intends to purchase the pigs,
and realizing that many boys cannot
afford to pay $25 for a high class
animals, they will accept a twelve
month note from any boy recon-
mended by the County Agent for
this work,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Steal $40 600 Payroll in New York.

New York, April 1.-Two robber,
entered the wholesale meat eSta5lisa
ment of Baer Brothers, next door t,
the West Thirty-seventh street polio,
station, and, after beating the cashier
escaped with his payroll amounting to
$4,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
2 Aviators on Border Killed by Fan

Sandersnn, Tex, April Ill euten-
ant D. NJ. Hansell and Sergeant w. 7.
Maxwell, both OF the ninet eth aer,
squadron, were instantly killed whe
their airplane fell here. Bo h were j
border pa rO uty
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Eour-Pane PAPER. Without Ads.

Clarksburg, w. Va, April 1.-THE
Carksburg Daily Telegram issued
four-page editions without display adj
vertisements Curtailment to a sixth
of its usual side is due to news print
shortage, i was announced.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE 80.
Cambridge Real Estate
TO THE LATE OLIVER
SPEDDEN

Under and by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court for Dorchester Coun-
ty, passed in No. 1897 Chancery' the
undersigned will offer for sale. at pup
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door. in the town or
20 m NIarVla nd.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
The Weather.

Forecast for his sect N: Cnse 'e'
with rain today and probably t"m1
lnN - - L. !.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
LOST

LOST:-Thursday automobile side
curtain on State road between Cam
bridge and fredericksburg. Finder re-
turn to HOWARD SHERMAN. at Le-
Complies Shoe Store and receive re-
ward. AIS 3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

For information leading to indenti-
fication of anyone taking flowers from
my yard I will positively prosecute
4ll6-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

FOR SALE:-Fine farm, 41S acres
on Chester river with splendid water
front. extra fine house, electric lights
in house and barn; hot and cold water
in house; 5000 pear trees; acres in
asparagus; 10 acres alfalfa. # you
want want a real home then write me
at once. Price $42.OU0. A. PARKS
EASIN, Chesterto Wn, Md. 416-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

FOR SALEi-WIl sell at sacrifice
the remainder of a lot of Medicines
used in dispencing by the late DR.. ".
c. Carroll. Also an operating table
and some other Office fixtures. VIVIAN
CARROLL, Admr 4I15-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

FOR SALE 200 acres timber land.
we'll set in pine, oak and gum ABOUT
3 miles from railroad. For partfcu-
lars apply to CLYDE VINCENT or r.
A McKNETT AireYs. Md 4l16-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

FOR SALEi-One six cylinder tour
ing car in perfect condition will be Of
fered for sale at the Court House door
at LAS p. NJ. Tuesday. DIXIE REAL
I'll CO. Auct 4ll6-3t
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TUESDAY APR. TO-. 20

between the hours of and 2:3O +. A.'
all the following property, situated in
the town OF Cambridge, Maryland, to
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

WANTED-Lady or gentleman In
Cambridge for watkins Farmers. Wat
kins Goods known everywhere. Big
profits. Write today WATKINS CO,
81 Winona, Mimi. 43-4t O.a.w
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

FOR SALE-7O acres of timber, oak
and pine, mostly pine. Will sell TIM
ber and land. Apply 116 MILL Street.
Cambridge, Nd. B-4I1O-1mo
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-Porcn for house cheap.
OMAR 3. BROWN, 1876 Race street.
4ll6-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17

Dixie Realty Company. Auctioneer.
B -12-13-14-15-16-17-1
r 3-31-45-9-12-16-1
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-19
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

An A. b. c. supper vill be served
at Grace M. E. church tonight at
6 o'clock.
Better Times" is nptly titled. If
ever screen play carried Il MESSAGE
of optimism AND good cheer, this IS
one: Write / by King w. Vidor, the
brilliant 70 rag author of that notable
success, " fine Turn in the Road"
"Bettcr fines" has an individuality
and chai N That will not fail to plcosc.
IL was produced by Brentwood for
R'bcT son-Cole and is distributed by
ENhl' itors Mutual. The story of u
girl eho, in spite Of an environment
OF Gssimism, rose superior to hcl
dc pressing surroundings and made
success out of an apparent failure,
S the theme around which revolvc
many amusing and heart thrilling
! episodes. The story is one of home
/ folks-human beings whom we al
know in our every day life, with thei
virtues and faults, their whimsical-
/ ties and eccentricities, and is re-
frcshing relief from the artificial high
/ life domestic triangles, vamp stuff
and forced situations. 1t will make
you laugh and make YOU cry, but best
Of all make you glad you're living. If
you saw "The Turn in the Road" two
weeks ago. you will not miss this pic
ture. At the Please U today only.
Complete change of program tomor-
low.
Within the frontiers Of desolate,
Gog-forsaken Jungle in the dark, 81
lent coast OF Africa this giant white
man, re areG by an ape mother, roams
and XII Is, He Stays the tiger and lion
with ills bare hands; the iaguar fees
at + is terrible cry; the massive ele
phf hts fear him. The dread gorilla
ar d stcalthy panther are but babes
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Wait ress at Star Res
taurant. 22S If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-19

w a N u u w dltfeSS at star keS-
taurant. 22S If
WANTED--Capable girl for house
work. who can do plain cooking. &c
washing or ironing. Phone 196-R. o
call at 143 Railroad St 228 If
FOR SALE-Ono hand operated der
rick, complete with rope and nee
essary guys. o. V. Hooker & Son, St.
-johnsbury, 228 If
FOR SALE-Good heavy express
wagon. Inquire at the St. Johnsbury
House. 228 If
hOST-Betwean Gleason store and
l'l. WcSleys Office, bundle with three
pairs blue rompcr3, Return 10 G,ca-
sons store. 22G-229@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
tajemnyn uBisdom jeszcze W ro-
ku 1918 a ME dzis1aj.
FRANcYA INFORMUJE
WILSONA o SYTUACYI TU-
RECKIEJ.

Paryz, 10. marca. - Premier
irancuskf dal instrukcye ambasa-
dorowi we Waszyngtonie, azeby
udzielii Prezydentowi wszelkich
wyjaSnieh tyczacych sic uchwai,
jake zapadfy ma najwyzszej rs-,
die alianckiej w sprawie 1westyi
tureckiei. Dziennik francucski e
cho de Paris" wyraza nadzieje. ze
"a przykiaden Francyi p6jdzie
Anglia i Wsochy. Cczyniono to w
tym eelu, azeby unjknac mozli--
wego sprzeciwu ze st-ony Wilso-
ma. Dziennik 6w wyraza jednak
nadzieje, re Ameryka pomoze A
iiantom do zalatwienia ktopotiiwej
kwestyi tureckiej i wezmie czeSt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
DOnOSnG znaCzenie zWyCieStWa
POISkiegO mad Bo|szGWikami
Trzesienie ziemi W Tyflisie'
PregdeRt Wilson W SWietle Opinii lOndynu'
Francya Informuje Wilsona Sytuacyi Tmechej.
NPORA GOTOWA UzRAC RzADY SOWETOW.
Oredzie Najwyzszej Rady Alianckiej.
PrawO PrzeciW StajkOm we Francyi
lime Tele granny Zagraniczne.
JApORA GOTOWA UzNAC RzADY SOWIETOW
Oredzie Najwyzszej Rady Alianckiej.
PrawO Przeciw StajkOm we Francyii.
lime Telesramy Zagraniczne.
DONOSNE ZNACZENIE ZWY
CIESTWA POLSKIEGO MAD
BOLSZEWIKAMI.
Warszawa. 10. marca. - IVY

Warszawa, 10. marca. - ivy
ciestwo poGsIie mad bol5zewr&aml
mad Prypecia napesnifo serca pol
skie wielka 0tuche W koheowe
zwyc:estwo. RadoSc zapanowai1
yriclIca W calyru narodzie ma wicSc
0 tenn zwyciestwic, jakiej ME pa
mietaja ludzie cd czasu oswobo-
dzenia T.wowa Z rak Ukraiicow.
Zdauicm eksPcrtow wojskowych
Biaia Rus zostaia tcraz odcieta
IA dobre cd Moskwy. Zajecie We
zia 1oleiowego Mozyr-Kolenko--
vice ma niezmierne znaczcnie na
Ia1sze wypadki wojenne. Pon'c--
waz bolszcwicy bedq zmuszcni
przcsv{ac swc wojsGa Prowianty
daleko d}uzszQ droga M Nijow,
Zvtom'crz Nlunlcc, co foclaS-
ME "a SODA wietka strate czasu.
Tcdnem slowcm 20 nTedzielne
zwyciestwo Folskie ma wielEl'
znaczenie mic tyIko materyalne ale
mora,nc, a moze przyPieczeto-
vac les armii bo,szew5ckiej w teI
,--r:-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
ODEZWA NAJWYzSZEJ RA-
DY w SPRAWIE PRZYWRo-
CENIA OGoLNOSWIATO-
WEGO POKOJU.

Londyn, 10. marca. - Pok6j
powinien bye zaprowadzony po--
miedzy wszystkimi ludami i to
jall najpredzej: ably ten pok6j ma
staf, musz4 sic ufozyc wzajemne
stosunki poniedzy narodami
wschodniej Europy. Utrzymanie
silly zbrojnej powjnno bye ograni-
cDone, a pahstwa sasiedzkie po--
winny nawiazat jak najpredzej sto
stpnbi handlowe pomiedzy soda.
Wszyscy faibrykarci przemy--
siowcy wFaz robotnikami po--
winni sobie wziac "a zadanie pra-
cowac jak najwydatniej, rlnikac
wSzelkich niesumiennych prak--
tyk. Kazdy rad powinien zache-
cac do wyrzeczenia sic zbytko,
wych rzeczy. aby w ten sposob
zapobiedz potrzebie rzeczy ME
zbednych. Daiej konieczna rzeczq
Jest oszczednosc. Rada najwyzsza
zwraca uwage ma potrzebe zdro-
wego kredytu, a zwiaszcza w kra
ZACH gdzie niema surowca. a war
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
cieZaru na sMoie bark.
PRAWO ANTYSTRAJKOWE
WE FRANCYI.

Paryz, 10. marca. - Rad fran
cuski przedstawi, Izbie deputowa-
nych ustawe ma mocy ktdrej m6gi-
by Iraj un8inaG tax wielce szko-
dliwych dla hraju strajk6w. Rad
ME odmawia robotnrkom prawa
do strajkowania, jednakze prag-
ME azeby MIN robotn:cy chwycq
sic tego ostatecznego Srodka, by
przedtem wyczerpali wszyStkie
inne sposoby celem porozumienia
sic chlebodawcami. Propozycya
rzedowa domaga sic przymuso--
wego sadu polubownego, MIN ro-
botnicy porzuca prace zwlaszcza
W tych gafeziach przemysfu, kto-
ry jest niezbedny dla normalnego
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicmegO.

Wsch0d siOnca gOdzinie 0:1O.
Zach6d SlO1ca godzinie 5:15.
POgOda W Chicago okolicy: Po-
godnie we SrOde, we czwartek niepe-
VIVA pogoda. UmiarkOwana tempera-
tura. Cmiarkowany zmienny wiatr.
::
Temperature Dolby minionej: Maj
wyisza wcIOraj godz. 5 popolu-
dniu, 80 stOpni, naJnizsza godz. 5
rano, 50 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
PREZYDENT WILSON w
SWIETLE OPINII LONDYNU.

Londyn, 10. marca. - Stano--
wisko Wilsona jake on zajai W
sprawic adrvatyckiei, sPotkaAo sic
L uznaniem powaznych dz'ernl-
k6w angieIskich. Times" komen-
tuiac ostatnia note Wilsona do
.Aliant6w w kwcstyi adryatyokiej
powiada, ze prczydent byi zawsze
stanQwczy ME cofat sic rez O.
branej drogi ma wz6r aliantow,
kt6rzy od jednego ,.projektu pre-
chodzibi do drugiego nigdy ME
byli zdecydowani. Manchester
Guardian" podnosi rowniez te
same zalety noty WiIsona, jed
make wyraz zal, re jego wyst9-
picnic przysz}o "a p6zno. Powi--
MEN on bowiem wystapic przeciw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, sroda, 10 marca: 40 Meczen-
nik0w.
Jutro, czwartek. II marca: Sw.
Pelagii Panny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
PODNIESIENIE HONORA
RYOW LEKARSKICH.

Wczoraj wieczor odby}o sic W
Palmer House posiedzenie komi-
tetu wykonawczego Chicagoskie
60 Stowarzyszenia Medyczncgo,
ma ktorem postanowiono pod
niesc obecne honorarya lckarskie
O 90 do 100 procent. Komitet ten
sklada sic z trzydziestu kilku mai
powazniejszych lekarzy w Chica
90 i wszyscy oni doszli do jedno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
MOVIE OSKARZENIA PRE-
CIV KOMUNISTOM.

Pred sedzia Robcrtem L. Gro
we w sadzic karnym wnieslono
wczoraj oskarzcnia przeciwko no
wynn pieciu czionkom komuni--
stycznej partyi robotniczcj. Bol
Szewicy ci mic byli objeci aktem
oskarzenia, jaki zostai wniesiony
przcciwko innym czionkom tcj
partyi w zcsziym micsiacu, ale
mimo to ramie sprawiedliwoSci
dosiegnie ich teraz. Nazwiska ich
Sq nastepujace:
Ludwik Lore 7 Nowego Yorku
wydawca czerwonego piSemka
,,Walka klasowa" (.Class Strug-
'e"), autor platformy partyi ko--
munistyczncj w Stanach Zjedno
czonych ! dclegat do krajowej
konwencXi. DIR. O. ]. Brown De
Kalb, Ill.,, dclcgat do konwencyi
krajowej komunistycznej partyi
robotniczcj. DR.. Karl T. Sand
berg, zam. pnr. $3.50 Logan boul.
by}y delegat do konwencyi. NJ.
J. Christensen Chicago, row.
niez byiy delegat do konwencyi
- oraz piaty jcszcze komunista
ME Chicago, kt6rego policya do
tel pory mic zdo}a}a aresztowat /
kt6rego nazwiska Z tego powodu
ME chce na razic wyjawiG.
Kazdy oskarzonych zosta} po
stawiony pod bond W wysokosci
5000,
Pomimo tel encrgiczncj kampa
Mi przeciwjko radykalnym zywio
iom, partya socyalistyczna zaczy
ia zn6w podnosiG smiclej glove
i jcj komitet wykonawczy zadc-
cydowa} na odbytcm wczoraj W
Chicago zgromadzeniu, ze po raz
pierwszy cd roku 1912 odbedzic
ona zn6w tego roku krajowa kon
wencye w Rampant prczydcncy
aIncj, ma kt6rej zamianowany 20
stanic kandydat Z poSr6d socyall
stow. Konwencya Ia odbedzic sic
d. S-go maja W Nowym Yorku.
Zaproszenia do wyslania ma mia
dcIegat6w otrzymaja nastepujq--
&C organizacye: The United Mi
ne Workers, Amalgamated Clo--
thing Workers, international
Ladies Garment Workers, jake
tez Furriers, Machinists i The
Workmen's Circle,
SocyaliSci wiedza wprawdzie,
ze postawiony przez mich handy
dat ME bedzie mial szans mai
mniejszych, chca jednak przepro
wadzit kampanie ola obliczenia
swoich sill W ca}ym kraju.
CENY GAZOLINY IDA
w GORE.
Cena gazodiny idzie wciaz W
gore. w zeszlym tygodniu pod
skoczy4a ona z % ma 26 centow
"a gallon, ale - jak sic zdaje -
jest to dopiero poczatek.
Zebrani wczoraj W hotelu Con-
gress ma Iraiowei konferencyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
,REWOLUCYA MOKRYCH."

,,kGWOLUS1 a MOhR Nt1.
Washington, 10. marca. - Re-
wolucya istna prohibicyjna rozlr'
k1a sic ma dobre W caiym kraju.
Jakie skutki wyniIna tych a
wartur ,,mofIvch' ,,suchyclr, to
bedzie dopiero wiadomo w mlesia
eli czerwcu, w czasic zebrai wrc!-
kich partyjnych konwcncyi. Ma
czelni przew6dcy obu Partyi IL
mywajq recc, bo kwestya ia mice
bedzie wp}yw ogromny ma wybo-
ry W lisbopadzie; jednakowoz ME
ktorzv czfonkowie Kongresu, Sc
ratorzy, gubcrnatorzy i inni po-
litykierzy obu partyi, TAX demo-
kraci jak rcpublikanic, cDczestni-
ca W tym ,,buncie' mokrych.
WieIka walka polniedzy zwolen-
nikami jest oczekiwana ma kon--
wencyi W San Francisco. gdyl
,,mokrzy" beda starali sic doiaczyc
l;westye anti-prohibicyjna do plat
fortnv demollratyczncj. William
Jennings Bryan odhozyf ma box
wszclkic inne spraWy w polltycc,
ably ty7lko zajac sic ia kwestya,
doptki ona nie zostanic tax lub
owak zafatwiona. Republikanie
twicrdza, IL ME spodziewaja sic
wielkich trudnoSci ma punkcie pro
lnbicyi W Chicago. Gubernator
Edward I. Edwards ze Stanu New
Jersey, wcdl,Ig oSwiadczeii docho-
dzacych do Waszyngtonu, sdy
dotychczas by} maloznanym sta
nowym politykiem, stall sic teraz
powaina iigurq W polityce naro--
dowej: w niekt0rych miejscowo-
Sciach Jest on proponowany ma
wet ma urz9d prezydenta.
APELACYA DO NAJWYZ-
SZEGO SADU.
Washington, 10. marca. - Dy-
sikusya O tustawie prohibicyjnej w
federaInej konstytucyi by}a one
gdaj wznowiona. Apclacye re Sta
now Kentucky i Massachusetts, o.
mawiano w facznoSci praWni--
czym atakicm ma prohibicye W
Stanie Rhode Island. Wielka licz-
ba osdb bicrzc udzia} w sesyach
sadu by uslyszec wywody W kwc-
styi prol,ibicyjncj. Herbert A..
Rice, gencralny prokurator L
Rhode Island zarzuca, il przcciw
konstytucyi istna rcwolucya wsku
tex tel poprawki jest W toku. Pan
Rice mowH: ,Widze wiecej ME
bezpiec2eiistwa W tel doktrynie
narzuconej przez RAD, anizeli W
jakicjkolwiek innej propagowa--
ncj przez denlagogow W czasie
swiatowej wotny." Asystent ge--
neralnego prohuratora Stanow
Zjedn., Frierson dowodzia, ze
niema mic ,,rewo1ucyjnego" W adop
tacyi poprawld, ktdra podaje fun
damentalna zasade prawa" zasto-
sowana do wszyst1ich Stan6w.
Sad wydal pozwolenie wnoszenia
spraw pred Charles E. Hughes'a
ze strony "a Stanow pred
Wayne B. Wheeler'a, generahego
rzecznika w sprawie anti-salono-
wei Ligi W Ameryce (Anti-saloon
League of America) popierajacej
,tstawe prohibicyjna.
TRAKTAT POKOJOWY A RE-
PUBLIKANIE.
Washington, 10. marca. -
Przcw6dcy repuiblikaliscy oznaj--
mill, ze nic mysla pozwolic ma
to. by traktat pohojowy byi ,,za.-
bity" W Senacie bez pierwotnego
zwalenia odpowiedaialnosei "a je-
go porazke ma prezydenta Wilso-
ma, So oni gotowi zwalcza6 pre-
zydenta W otwartej Rampant o
wynik rezerwacyi ceaern zamery-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
LYcfa ilarOdu.
TAPONIA GOTOWA UZNAc.
RZADY SOWIEToW.

Honolulu, 10. marca. - I japoh
skiego urzedu spraw zagranicz-
rych donosza nam, re Japonia ma
zamiar naprz6d rozpoczaG handel
Z Rosyq. a nastcpnie uzna6 obec-
ne rzady sowieckic "a prawowity
rad rosyjski. Nawiazanic stosun-
k6w handlowych ma bye pierw-
Sym krokiem ku formalnemu u
Znaniu sowietow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
PROKURATOR PRZECIW
PASKARZOM ZYWNOSCIO--
WYNN.

Prokurator dvstryktowy Cync
wyjecha} wczoraj w towarzy-
stwie swego asystenta .Iohna A.
Millera do Waszyngtonu. aby
pr2v pomocy tamtejszych wHadz
znalezc iakieS skutccznc Srodki
do walk wiaScicielami SHADOW
i chAodzari, ktorzy spcEuluj9c ma
zwvzke cen, przetrzymuja milo
nv funt6w zvwnoSci i ME puszcza
ia jej ma targ. Pan Clync odbe-
die koniercncye prokuratorcm
generalnym Palmerem, aby
stwierdziG, czy paskarzy tvch nie
da sic pociagnac do odpowicdziaI
noSci na podstawie t. wv. aktu
Levera, pan Miller zaS ma konfc
rowac urzednikami w minister
stwie rolnictwa, istnieje bowiem
mozliwoSG, re do sk6ry wyzyski-
waczy bedzie sic MONA zabrat
przy pomocy t. zw. drugs and
food act''.
Pred wyjazdcdm .swym pan
.Clyne oSwiadczyi, ze nagroma-
dzone obecnie w ch}odziarniaCh
chicagoskich zapasy zywnosci sa
wieksze anizcli byiy kiedykol-
wick przedtem. a o bardzo znacz-
ma iIoSc przewyzszaja nagroma-
dzonc rok temu. tax ma podsta
vie przeprowadzonej przcdwczo
raj rewizyi chiodzarh okazujc
sic. &c Jest W Mich nagromad2o--
nvch 4.0o9 sos funt0w mas]a, pod
czas gdy rok temu z}ozony zapaS
wynosi} tyIko 2,l22,36l funt6w.
5,56o,216 funt6w scra, podczas
gdy rok tcmu byio go tylko 1861,
4GO funt6w, 462 pax jaj. podczas
gdv rok temu byio ich tylko S25
i t. d.
Stosunkowo ma}a lose znaidu
jqcych sic ma skfadzic zapas6w
;aj ti6maczy sic ia okolicznoSci9,
Il sczon konserwowania ich "a
czyna sic dopicro I-go kwietnia.