davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
POWR0T G0RNIKOW DO PIRACY.
RepubIikanie Celowo Podtrzymuja
Podatki Wojenne.
Ford Powraca do Cen Przedwojennych.
INNE TELEG RAINY RAJOWE

onl sami, oSwiadcza &C. re stano-
Wisko zaiete przcz wiekszosc le-
sislatury jest ,,nieamerykanskie"
/ dlatcgo mic moga oni W takiem
cic!c zaSiadac.
" giosowaniu o wvkluczenie
= aldmana. Claessensa Solomo
n? pablo 90 giosow "a wyklucze-
mem. IS zaS przeciwko. W gioso-
waniu mad wykluczeniem dwu 20
zostaIych. t. !. De Vital Orra,
pablo rs giosow "a wvklucze.
ME, & zaS przeciw. Glosowanie
odbywa}o sic bcz wzgIedu na
przynaleznost partyjnq, przy-
czem jednak wiekszoSc demokra-
tow giosowaia przeciwko Wyklu-
czaniu socvalist0w. Wvklucze-
ME zosta}o uchwalono tvm ra-
zcm mic dlatcgo. ze dotknieci
MEM reprezentanci nalcz9 do
Partyi socyalistycznej, ale Z tego
poNodu. il uznano ich "a ,,nie.
zdolnych' do sprawowania po-
wierzonego urzedu. Reprezen-
tant Culliver dai wyraz sentv-
mcntowi. ktory kierowai wick
szoScia Izby przy glosowaniu. o.
swiadczajac: YZadajqc wykIucze
ME Waldmana, Claessensa i So
iontpna. czynie to ia tel podsta-
vic, IL sa oni osobiScie winni kry
minalnie nielojalnoSci wobec rza-
du Stanow Zjednoczonych Sta
nu New York. w wiezieniu znaj
duje sic obecnic byiy czlonek tej
Izby, Benjamin Gittlow. Me IL
czynil on mic gorszego niz oni IL
czynili. Twierdze, IL jest rzecza
ubolewania godna, re ramie
sprawiedliwosci ME siegneio tax
daleko, ably ujac take tych ludzi
i re zamiast W wiezieniu, gdzie
Jest ich miejscc, So oni dis ODE.
chi W naszej Izbie".
Wykluczcni socyalisci brali
udziai W debacie mad cala "a spra
wa, wcale sic jednak ME uspra-
wiedliwiali, raczej zajmowali
stanowisko wyzywajace, jakby
chcieli sprowokowac nieprzy-
chylna dla siebie uchwale.
IIURAGAN MA WYBRZEzU
ZATOKI MEKSYKANSKIEJ.
New Orleans, d wrzesnia.
Wszystkie pocisgi, kt6re mia
~ odejsG New Orleans wczoraj
po godzinie 9 wiecz6r, zostaly
wstrzymanc. Kierownik ruchu
kolejowego ma przestrzeni po-
miedzv Louisville i Nashville do
niosi o godz. II W nocy, ze woda
zalala mosty kolejowe W Bay
st. Louis. Rigoletes i Chef Mon
tcur. Przepefniony uchodzcami
pociag dazacy do New Orleans
rmsiai sig zatrzymac w Chef
Monteur i wszelkie usilowania,
W celu przewiezienia pasazerow
ne druga strone mostu automobi
lami, speizSy ma niczem. Szyb-
kost wichru doehodzi do 90 mil
ma godzine.
New Orleans, 22 wrzesnia. Tu-
Dokoiczenie na stronicy 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
SMIERG POD KOLAMI AU-
TOMOBILU,

Nie!akl Leonardo Madio, IL
czacy lat 10, zamleszkafy pnr.
1867 Forquer ul., sostai zabity
wczoraj przez cie1arowy automo-
mil armil amerykahskieJ, kiero-
wany przez szeregowca Piotra
.Andersona. Madio natychmiast
wyzlonal ducha, Wypadek IDA
rzyi 4ie na krzyzdwce ulic Polk
| Blue Island ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
Bolszewicy Zmierzaja do Anulowania
Traktatu Wersalskiego.
Irlandya w Plomieniach Buntu.
Wybuch Bomby W Madrycie.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Postepowanic Angliktw pod
czas ostatniego kryzysu przek0--
nalo bOlszewik0w, Ze ME omylili
sic oni, uwazajac Anglic "a pan
stwo Siabe militarnie, tax &c wo-
bee wywarcia odpowSedniej pre-
syi Jest rzecza mozliw2 Emusic
rad angielski do okazania pomo-
cy bolSzewikom.
Bolszewicy wiedza. &c LLOYD
George poradzil Polakom przyje-
Gle warunk0w Pokojowych. kt6re
zgubiiyby polska niepodlegioSt,
re przedstawil on 12-godzinnc ul-
timatum premierowi Polski, re
hiedy wojska bolszewickie by}y
pod Warszawa i nar6d polski po-
trzcbowal jednoSci, separatysty--
czny ruch W Poznaniu by} skrycie
popierany przez Anglie, re kiedy
Polska najbardziej potrzebowaia
amunicyi, dostawa jcj przez
Gdahsk, ktory wIasciwie znajdo-
wal sic W rekach angielskich 20
staia zahamowana.
Mkt tax ME rozumie dobrze,
jak bolszewicy, re gdzie jeden ma
lod panuje mad drugim wbrew
woli tego ostatniego, tam zawsze
mozna wzniecic silny ruch naro--
dowy skierowany Przeciwko ucis-
kajacemu rzadowi i Emusic 60 do
nadania samorzadu narodom uci-
Skanym. Bolszewicy doskonale
rozumieja, ze ludzkoSc, szczeg6l-
ME po obecnej wielkiej wojnie,
zawsze bedzie sympatyzowaia ?
takim ruchem bez wzgledu ma
czynniki materyalne i socyalne !;
wiedza oni takze, re prawie wsze
die panuje ogromne niezadowo-
lenie mas wskutek niepomiernej
drozyzny, w takich wypadkach
kazdy Rad jest }atwo zaatako--
wac.
Anglia W tym wzgledzie znaj-
duje sic W gorszem poIozeniu, niz
jakiekolwiek inne panstwo. Silly
morskie Anglii ME So iodine sta
vic nalezytego oporu armiom Ia
dowym i dlatego Rosya powaz--
ME zagraza Azyi Srodkowej i In
dyom, a prowincye te So najsiab-
Sym punktem Anglii.
EwakuRcya przez Anglik6w,
Kaukazu, Nora Czarnego, "a
mieszki w Mezopotamii, oraz ma
DAME pewnej formy samorzadu
Egiptowi, terytoryum ktorego
w}acza kanai Suezki, ktory jest
kluczem drogi do Indyi, - wszy-
stko to potwierdza teorye militar-
nej siaboSci Anglii dale sposob-
nose wywarcia ma MIA presyi dy-
plomatycznej.
POGROM ARMII BOLSZEW1.
CKIEJ PREF WRANGLA.
Konstantynopol, %. wrzesnia.-
Komunikat otrzymany z giownej
kwaterv Wrangla donosi, ze Dol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicnegO.

Wsch6d sioiiCa o gOdBinie 6:S7.
Zach6d sIoica gOdzinie GAS.
::
Pogoda W Chicago i OkOliCy: Pogo
dnie i W ddlszym Ciqgu CiepiO we Sro-
de, Poczem dldzysto prawdopodo-
bnie hurze grZmOtami " nOcy W.
czwartek. We czwartek ChtodnieJ
SwieIy i silny Zmionny wiatr.
Temperature doby minionej: Maj
wyIsza wczoraj gOdzinie 4 PopOtu-
dniu, 90 stopni, ncjniisza o godzinie
rano, 20 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
LEGISLATURE NOWOJOR-
SKA WYKLUCZA SOCYA-
LISToW.

Albany, N. Y, % wrzeSnia
Komitet prawniczy legislatury
nowoi iorskiej uchwalii wczoraj /
glosami przcciwko 6 przedsta-
vic bez zarckomendowania L.
bic nizszej rezolucye rcprezen,
tanta Gillette, domaeajaca sic Wy
k!uczenia Z lcgislatury pieciu
wvbranych ostatnio ponownic
representative socyalistycznycl,
Mimo to Izba po burzliwej de-
bacic uchwalifa na wczorajszej
wieczornej sesyi wykluczye &c
swego grona trzcch z pomiiedzy
tych representative, a miano-
wicie: Louisa Waldmana, All
eusta CIeassens | Charlesa Solo
mona. Representative Samuela
Orr'a i Samuela A, De Witt po-
stanowiono ME wykluczat, lecz
wcbec decvzyi powzietej odno
snie do trzech wvie wymienio-
nych ich kolegow, srezygnowali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
w POLUDNIOWEJ DZIELNI
CY MIASTA SPOKOJ.

Walk rasowe, jake grozily O.
ncgdaj W poFudniowej dziclniCy
uiasta, zostaiy uSmicrzone obc-
cnie panujc spokoj. Dzisaj Q 60
dzinic Smej rano wszystkie od--
dzia}y poIicyjnc zostaly odwola-
ne powyzszego dystryktu. Szcf
policyi Garrity oSwiadczyf, IL
ubiegla noe dzien wczorajszy
przeszly bez najmnicjszych zabu-
rzen, wobec tego niema potrzeby
przetrzymywania diuzej zbrojnej
stray w tel dzielnicy. Zdaniem
Szeia Garrity'ego - mic by}y to
zreszta zadne zaburzenia ,,raso--
We, lecz tylko najzwyczajniejsze
bojki uliczne, ktore powstaly
wskutek chwilowo wzburzonych
umysiow ma wiesc o zamordowa-
niu przez murzynow bialego mez-
czvzny. W kaldym razie, gdyby
ME szybka interwencya policyi,
kto vie, CODY walk tych mogfo
wyniknac. Wczasie ca}ych yzabu-
rzcn aresztowano dziewieciu mez
czyzn, miedzy ktorymi znajduje
sic trzech biafych. Trzech mu--
rzynow oskarzonych jest o zamor
dowanie Barrett'a, jcden zas ME
jaki J. Smith, przyznai sic do pc,
strzeIenia policyanta, q. I. WI
sea w dniu 14go sierpnia, inni So
oskarzeni zwyczaine bojki uli-
czne. Policyant Wise valley je-
szcze re Srniercia w szpitalu Mi
chael Reese. Sam Hayes, jeden
trzech murzynow, ktorzy, jak
wczoraj opisywali5my, ukryli sic
pred poScigiem tlumu w koScie-
lc, przyznas sig wczoraj do "a
mordowania policyanta Barrett
ia. CO do przyczyny morderstwa
- zeznania Swiadkow So rome,
jedni powiadaja, IL Barrett zacze-
pill murzynow, inni twierdza, IL
murzyni rzucili sic ma Barrett'a,
ME bedac przez niego sprowoko-
wanemi. Sprawl zostaia odSozon2
do 1go pazdziernika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
SAMOBoJSTWO FRYZYERA

Columbus a. Sharp, LEGACY lat
81, pod-6zujacy fryzyer popeinil
wczoraj samobojstwo w tryzyer-
nj pnr. 500 W. Roosevelt Rd.
Przyczyna samobojstwa Sharp'a
miaio bye lichc zdrowie trudno-
sci " otrzymaniu patentu ma wy
nalazek w rodzaju podkiadu do
bucikow przeciwko poceniu sic
nog. Wediug opowiadania poll
cyl, Sharp strzelii sobie w praw4
skroh - stojqc pred lustrem; W
kieszeni lego znaicziono jeszcze
sto dolarow gotowki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, SrOda, ID wTzesnia: Sw'
MGuryceSO.
JutrO, czwartek, 23 wrzesnia: Sw,
Teki z. VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

,kutkicm sprzcczki o zapiate "a
iazdc automobjiowq, ktorcj uiy-
wal sobic dla przyjcmnoSci Rider
re swyni przyjacioSmi przcz caIq
oncsdaisza noe. Miedzy walcza-
cymi padio przynajmnicj diva,
dzicscia strzalow. Kicdy policya
przybyla ma miejscc Walk oba;
murzyni lezcIi juz ranni ma ulicy
State.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
POLSKO LITEWSKIE RO-
KOWANIA PoKOJOWE zE-
RWANE.

Warszawa, %. wrzeSnia.
Rokowania pokojowe Pomiedzy
Litwa PoIska zosta|y zerwane
i delegacj polscy wyjeohaii Z kaI-
waryi DO Warszawy.
Litwini zgodzili sic ma w'ycofa-
ME swoich wojsk poza linie Fo-
cha, lecz nalegali, aleby ! Pola-
cv cofneli sic o tylcz poza linie,
ktora obecnie zajmuja, lccz Wa
runek ten Polacy katcgorycznie
ndrzucili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

Dokohczenie nd stronicy 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
NIEUDALE ZABIEGI PRE-
CIWNIKoW SUFFRAGIUM.
Waszynpton. 22 WrzeSnia. Sc.

Washington, ~ wrzesnia' Sc
krctarz stanu Colby odm0wif
wczoraj proSbic >pecyalnej dele
gacyi przcciwnik6w rownoupra-
wnicnia kobict Z Tennessee, ably
un;cwaznil swa proklamacye W
sprawic ratyiikacyi odnosnej po-
prawki konstytucyjnej, wvdans
M podstawic uchwaly tego Stanu'
Wobcc tcgo dclcgacya wnlo<ia
pro$be, aby pan Colby opubllko-
wal przynajmniej wSzystkie do
kuncnta odnoSnic do akcyi legiS-
Iaturv Tennessee, ktore nadesia-
ne tn zostaIy przcz tamtejszego
eubcrnatora w zwiazku omawia
ma sprawa. Dokumenta te mala
wykazywat, &c legislature ia maj
picrw dokonala ratvfikacyi po-
prawki. nastepnic zas uchwala
p0znicjsza skasowa}a poprzednla.
Dclegacya Tennessee propono-
wa}a panu Colby, ably wydaf no.
wa proklamacvc Z obwieszczc'
MEM ratyfikacyi poprawki kon-
stytucyjncj o rownouprawnleniu
kobict ma tcj podstawic, &c juz
pn ratyfikacyi przez Tcnnesse ra
tyfikowala ia takzc legislature
Connecticut. wobec czego Stan
ten mogfby bye uwazany jako 36.
a wiec dopefniaiqcy potrzebna do
ratyfikacyi liczbe.
Sekretarz Colby podai "a po-
Srcdnictwem fedcralnego proku-
ratora dystryktowcgo Laskey'a
wniosek o odrzucenie apelacyi,
wniesionej przez Charlesa S.
Fairchilda imieniem Amerykan-
skiej Ligi Konstytucyjnej prze-
ciwko decyzyi sedzieeo dystryk-
tcwcgo Bailey odrzucajacej pro-
sbe wydanie zakazu sadowego
przeciw proklamowaniu ratyfi-
kacyi poprawki konstytucyjnej
W sprawie rownouprawnienia
kobiet.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
HARDING MAY VISIT MEXICO
Special Plea Made That Harding Be
Present At Inauguration
OF Oregon

Brownsville, Texas.-An earnest in
yitation from Mexican officials to go
into Mexico during his voyage in the
southern waters has been taken I'M
der advisement by President-elect
Harding.
Should he accept, his visit will be
limited to a short tripat Vera Cruz
on his way from New Orleans to the
canal zone. He has been asked to
go to Mexico City, but is understood
to consider so extensive a trip i'm
possible because of engagements else
where.
The invitation was brought TO
Brownsville by Elias L. Torres, VINO
said that in urging it's acceptance he
spoke both for the Mexican foreign
office and for General Alvaro Obre-
gon, the Mexican president-elect. In
an hours conference with the sena-
tor, who is spending here the last day
of his Texas vacation, Mr.. torres
made a special plea that the senator
be present at Obregons Inauguration
in the Mexican capital on November
the thirtieth.
Mr.. Harding is represented by his
friends as weighing carefully two con-
siderations before making a decislona
1t is declared that he is anxious
take every step to cement relatio
between the two republics, but tn
on the other hand, he is determina
do nothing that might be constrY
an international improperly.
,E4e ,has told his friends thu
sets foot on the soil of any fcs
country during his trip, he will u
solely as a private citizens, and 70
in any sense of official representative
of the United States government.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
skpENT WILSON IS
.ANQING GREAT THRILL
FOR THE COUNTRY

Washington. Members of congress
he being besieged already for tickets
20 the senate gallery on December l.
THE day after the formal conVenlnS
of the Sixty-seventh congress, when
it is probable that Woodrow wilson
upsetter of traditions and smasher OF
nrecedents, will deliver in person MS
last message to congress as the pres
ident of these United States. Con-
tinuing good reports from the "hlIe
house telling of improvements IN the
presidents physical condition mas
KEYED Washington up to hlgh note
of expectancy, and, irrespective OF po-
litical opinion, it appears that there
will be a rush for gallery space 10
hear the president second only 10 tne
demand for tickets to the gallery
on the day that he delivered MS war
message to congress.
Reports from the white house WITH
in the past day or two that the presl-
dent is able to walk without the AID
of a cane, accompanied with encour-
aging news from the presidents per-
sonal physician, DR.. Cary /. Gray
son. have given rise to the prediction
in official circles that Mr.. Wilson Is
manning to give the country announcer
oreat dramatic movement This pre-
diction is based on his\ continuing MS
present rate of physical improve
ment
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
WAR FINANCE PLAN
URGEDON HOUSTON
WAR FINANCE PLAN URGED ON
SECRETARY HOUSTON TO
RELIEVE STRAIN
SOUTH'S TRADE contested
Chairman OF Senate Reconstruction
Committee Sends Urgent Tele-
gram To Treasury Secretary

New Orleans.-Employment of war
finance corporation machinery TO IA
cilitate movement of crops and re-
lieve the financial tension through
out the country was recommended by
Senator William NJ. Calder of New
York. chairman of the senate COM
mittee on reconstruction, in a tele-
gram sent to David F. Houston, Sec
rotary of the treasury. The telegram
followed a hearing by the committee
on the housing situation in this sec
ton.
The telegram sent by Senator Cal
der follows:
Bankers and business men through
central and southern sections declare
commercial channels congested with
unprecedented crops of cotton, wheat,
animal production and SO forth and
financial tension extreme. Believe
this dangerous situation can be meas
urably relieved by employment OF war
finance corporation machinery, to ia
cilitate foreign distribution. This
machinery is in your hands, Cannot
too strongly urge it's immediate en-
ployment.
Senator Calder, in a statement made
during the concluding session of the
hearing here, declared that it was
necessary to revive the war finance
corporation to prevent stagnation CT
business and consequent mploy-
ment of labor. I'VE have surplus
of commodities and foreign countries
have great need for them" he said,
but they have no money with which
to buy. 1t has been strongly urged
by the producers of animal and agri-
cultural products in the cities which
we have visited that we should make
every available effort to revive our
export trade through the agency of the
war finance corporation, which is
able to extend credit to American ex-
porters and bankers upon good for
eign securities Delegations of cotton
growers have come to me in New
Orleans Memphis and st. Louis, rep
resentatives of farmers and wheat
growers have come to me in Kansas
City. Omaha, and DeMoines, produc-
ers of animal products in Kansas City,
Omaha, St. Louis and Denver = all
with the same story: that there is
backing up of trade from our ports
of export and shat if this--continues
and increases it will bring about Sc
rious consequences of unemployment
and financial strain"
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
BLOOD FLOWING IN
DUBLIN STREETS
MACHINE GUNS USED ON GREAT
CROWDS AT FOOTBALL
GAME
BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED
Soldiers Came In Open Cars And
Opened Fire Without Any
Warning

Dublin, misunderstanding began
again in the streets at an hour just
before midnight, and a number OF
people are reported killed. There Is
much military activity.
The casualties in Cork park are
semi-officially given as ten killed and
sixty.fiye injured, eleven seriously
Dublin became the scene OF far
spread murder reprisal on November
81. Not since the first outbreak oil
the vicious civil warfare that mas
been shedding blood in Ireland nave
the assassinations been so concerted
or the retaliation so swift and pro
nomced.
= Not less than fourteen men are dead
in the attacks arranged simultaneous
ly all over the city. The method was
the same in each case and all the
men assassinated were officers or for
mer officers or otherwise in the SER
vice of the government.
Small bodies of men numbering gen
orally from six to eight presented
themselves at various houses, called
their victims out or entered and shot
their victims in bed, while dressing
or at breakfast. The districts IN
which the murders were committed
were in some instances close together,
Others were separated by miles, but
all the assassinations took place about
the same hour.
In tho afternoon while a football
match between Tipperarry and Dub
.Iip teams was in progress at Cork
mark sixteen lorries filled with aux
iIiary police moved swiftly up and sur
rounded the place. Accounts differ
as to what happened when, after
mounting machine guns on heights
above, the police broken through the
gates. The auxiliaries were hooted
and according to eye-witnesses, first
fired in the air and then into the
crowd. 1t is declared from another
source that Sim Fem pickets first
fired on the government forces wnen
they we're seen approaching and that
Abe fire was returned
Within the park the great assembly
Iii fifteen thousand people became
kanic-stricken. How many were Kill
is not known as yet, but the esti-
hates range from ten to thirty or
hOre
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
GREEK TROOPS FIRE
ON AFTER-ELEcTioN
TRoU BLE MAKERS

Athens. Greece.-Troops fired from
a. number of points on several occa-
sions to dispense after-election trouble
makers. There are fears of further
trouble that may lead to martial law
and there is said to be danger that
the army may get out OF hand.
The disorders began with a parade
Of opposition adherents to attack the
Liberal Club. Troops stationed Wlth-
in the club quarters fired upon the
marchers.
The military later attacked the op'
nosition headquarters from whlch d
few shots came. For several hours
the headquarters were besieged ana
bombarded by the troops. A number
of bystanders were wounded.
Troops are guarding public places
and the homes of the leaders OF ootF
sides.
Two persons were killed by shots
fired from houses facing the foreign
office It was declared that reac-
+ionarv elements were responsible for
the firing.
Premier Venizelos' cabinet resigned
and Admiral Coundouriotis, regent OF
Greece. has sent for George Rhallis,
70 whom. it is expected, will he en-
trusted the formation of a new min
istry
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
DOORS OF MEXICO
SLAMMED IN FACE
OF SENATOR FALL

Washington. - Mexican consular
agents on the border, it is said at
the Mexican embassy, have been dl-
rected by Roberto V. Pesqueira, Mex
lean confidential agent in the united
States, not to wise the passport OF
Senator Fall of New Mexico for the
senator's proposed visit to Mexico to
attend the Inauguration of President
elect Obregon on December l.
Information at the embassy was
thar Mr.. Pesqueira's action was pre-
dicted upon what was regarded by
him as the Intervention attitude OF
Senator Fall who is chairman OF the
subcommittee which, for upwards OF
a year, has been investigating condl-
lions in Mexico.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
President Able To Walk Without Cane

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wilson Is
now able to walk about the white
house without even the aid of cane
it is stated officially. He uses his
wheel chair only for the purpose OF
an occasional relaxation, it is stated
White house officers declare that the
presidents health has so far improved
as to make it possible for him to ad-
dress congress in person when 1t con
venes next month, but that Mr.. Will
son has as yet made no definite plans
to do SO.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
nNOTHING BETTER
AS A LAXATIVE"
AshevilIe Lady Finds Black
Draught An Effective Remedy in
Her Family for Common ALL
mentS of the Digestive
Organs.

Asheville, n. C.-Mrs. A. K. Jarvis.
A Woodrow Avenue, this city, says:
81 have used and heard Of Thedford's
Black Draught for years, and I GER
tainly have found it splendid for head
ache, sour stomach, indigestion and
other ills that come from a deranged
liver.
"My husband and keep Black
Draught in the house and think it is
splendid to keep off sickness. I have
used it in small doses as a laxative,
and there is nothing better.
"Black-Draught is a mild liver medi-
cine any child can take it. I
have found it splendid with them for
colds"
Thedfords Black-Draught has bene-
fitted thousands in relieving liver all
ments. 1t helps to drive bile poisons
and other unhealthful matters out OF
the system.
Black-Draught is a standby IN
thousands of family medicine chests.
It should be in yours. Its use should
help to keep the whole family well.
Prompt treatment is often half the
battle against many ailments.
Get some from your druggist today.
ADV.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
japanese Population On Pacific coas,

Japanese Population On Pacific Coast
Washington.-The Japanese popula'
tion of the three Pacific coast states,
California, Oregon and Washington,
has increased at lower rate since 1910
than it did between 1900 and 1910,
figures announced by the census bu'
reau show. In Hawaii, however, there
ia a decided increase and nearly half
the total population of the islands is
made up of Japanese. The number OF
Japanese women in the three Pacific
coast states and in Hawaii shows q
heavy gain over 1910 figures,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
HARDING pleads For "PIain Living

New Observation-Disclosures and
an abiding faith in the republic DUR
ing the critical period of war con-
struction were asked of the Amer.
lean people by President-elect Hard
ing, in an address delivered here just
before he sailed for three weeks
vacation voyage to the canal zone.
He urged plain living and square deal.
ing as the greatest reliances of the
United States. Some reverses and
disappointments must come as the at
termath of the world war, he says
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
convicts Forced Their overcoats

Convicts Forced Their overcoa's
Newark, N. 1.-THE restaurant pol
lev of watch your hat and overcoat,"
does not apply to the county peniten-
tiarv at Caldwell. The prison must
either keep inmates personal proper
ty or pay. This was decided when the
county board of freeholders directed
Warden Hosp to reimburse two con-
victs whose terms expired and who
threatened to sue the county IL their
overcoats, checked when they enter
ed. were not either produced or paid
for
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
ALLEGED Slayer Leaps From Train

kansas City, Mo.-The Law EnIoro~+
ment Association, an organization oil
citizens. offered reward OF $4,000
for the capture of Dennis Chester, who
escaped from a train near Broken
Row Neb.. while being brought here
from Great Falls, Mont, to answer a
charge of murder in connection with
the killing of Miss Florence Barton,
n society leader, the night of October
. nv highwaymen. The association
was formed following the killing OF
Miss Barton