davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
U KOCIEWI.

Starogard. w lutym.
w podr6zy swej pc froncie pu
morsk;m, musial jen. Halter PREY
bye tez do stolicy Kociewi, jalt
zwie' sic .tutcjsza. ludnoSc' Zai'
nuje ona powiaty tczewski i sta
rogardzki, a stolicd Kociewi jest
Starogard.
Gdy. zajechai ma dworzec po-
ciqg jen. Hallera dziesiqtki glow
zakolysaiy SIG, chcqc ujrzec togo
kt6rego dotqd znano tylko Z por-
tret0w opowiadan.
L wSzystkich NOW, jake wy
gloszouo, biia TAXA ogromna mi
lose do jencrala i do Polski, kt0-
rq to on w tel cllwili rCprczento-
wal, bifa TAXA radoSc T. powndu
odzyskancj, jui pred tygodniem
WolnoSci, IgdyH wojska nasze
wkroczyIy tutaj 20 stycznia, 4
dis luz 6 luty. Wprawdzic Mkt
by togo me p0Tna' pc laSlcn'
sloncu, ami po owyCh polath, do
skonale uprawnyrh. ktorc zrzu
city juI poWlokc fnlcgoW4
gdzicnicSdzIc, P~okazuj2 zczcr7Ia
&c badylc i troChg ~le>%c|c choW'
l2cc zlclcn1 '4N'. VICE trz l Z
twarzy o'rrnYch bjc p~roln'cN'"-
mi naStruJ radoNnN.
Gdy 2aS M tyuku " czasIc &c
vi; zmicszal sic General Halter z
posp6lStwcm. gdy potcm ma ban
kircic zbIiivE sic do ohywatcl.-
silva t~utci>zcyo l. wsi / miasta,
~icszczc bIilszym stall sic w>zySt-
kim. icszczc l,ard,ici 60 pike.
! chano.
\ I,,d,;c ,u,,i rozpmieia. ie
vodzowic rarodu rcnrezcntuia
!, - ,,ILo ,.l,dzc re- oui nrzcd,ta
wiaia tel picr wowz0r charaktcrr,
narodowcgo. Vice ~sluSznic ro-
zum;e;a. ac &c ccchv. kt6re sic W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

&c twardcj do piracy wytrwascj,
chot zmudnej.
Jak owe injury, biegnqce reszt-
kami swemi wokoi miasta, a
siegajace czasow ksiazst pomor-
skich, jak ow koscidt starry, "a
fozony W roku 1889 SLIM til lu-
die.
r HIM,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

Dokonczenie ze STRONGLY l..

mianowicie Stan Delaware, Loui-
siana, North Carolina, Connect
cut i Vermont. w Stanie Della
ware stronnicy glosowania kobiet
mieli bardzo ciezka prace, ably u
sunac wszebkie przesady i uprze-
dzenia przeciw dcpuSzczeniu ko-
bet do rownych praw. Sytuacya
obecnie sic wielce zmienila ma ko-
rzySc kobiecego glosowania. Stan
louisiana podczas obrad majo--
wych zatwierdzi Z pewnoSciq pra
wo giosowania, a bedzie to try
dziesty szosty Stan, przyznajacy
prawa rowne kobietom PREY g}o-
sowaniu. Podczas Walk o ten
przywilej W Stanie North Carroll
ma wiekszoSc oswiadczyla sic "a
suffragium, kilku tylko czfonkow
legislatury jest nieprzejcdnanych
wrogow, ale prawdopodobnic CT
zostana przcgfosowani. " Con-
necticut praca wrc IA dobre, by
przygotowaG grunt pod ustawe
przyznajqca prawo sicsowan1
kobietom iprawdopodobnic w mai
kr6tszym czasie niestrudzone pra-
cowniczki beda oglqdaiy pIony
swei piracy ola idei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
SKAZANY MA SMIERc "a
MORDERSTWO.

Rochester, N. Y, 26. kwietnia,
James Odell, kt6ry sic przy--
.nal, re ego stycznia wraz re swo
jq iona zamordowal Edwarda
Kneipa. zostai dziSiaj skazany.n ma
Smierc pred sad najwyzszy pc IA
radzie trwajacej jedenascie 60
DIN. iona Odella bedzie sadzona
pjzniej. "a wspofudzial W morder-
stWie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
w
PIWA.

Albany, rs. kwietnia. - w Sc
nacie owojorskim q glosami
przcciw 20 przeszia ustawa ma mo-
cy ktorej bedzie wolno wyrabiac
piwo o 2:759O alkoholu. Ustawa
observation-disclosures, wzorowana ia
federalnym prohibicyjnym akcle
zostaIa odrzucona wiekszoscia tyl
ko oSmiu gios6w. RownoczeSnie
zatwierdzono ustawe przedsta-
wiona przez Lockwood - Dono-
hue w sprawie podwyzki pSacy
nauczycielOm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
DORAZNA POMOC.


nozna byto "a TAME pieniadze ku-
pic dom, Lofty hub hawai- ziemi.
ktory dis jest dziesiec razy lyle
wart? PomySlisz scbie - gdy-
bym to byi wiedziai a kupl, to
dis ME potrzebowafbym Z pc
lem" chodzic do piracy - lecz jak
to mowia ,.Madry Polak Pc ME
w~czasie."
Teraz, gdy many to, o czem
pred kilku laty ami nawet nam
sic ME SnTo - wolna i juz dosyt
potezna Polske - to znow sobie
niejeden powie: nGdybym to ia
san teraz m6gf pojechac i kupic
sobie dom, fa5ryEe lub iakiS mala-
tex. DO ma amerykanskie dolary to
tan wszystko bardzo TAME, to w
kilku lataCh dorobilbym sic pick
uego majatku.'
Powiadam ci. moi przyjaciein,
&c wSzystkie twoje zyczenia NIGGA
sic ziScic, a to W ten spos6b, re
mozesz twoje piepiadze lokowac
W Polsce ma najdogodniejszych
warunkach, gdzie one CT ME pre-
padna ale ro& rocznie beda Ct
przynosily procenty i pomagaly
xarazem Polsce. Me potrzebuiesz
nawet do Polski jechac. szukac, Ply
tao, DO inni to juz "a ciebie zro-
bia TO lepiej, iak byS sam to m6gi
rzynic. Mozesz tn jeszcze 20
STAG i pracowac, p6ki masz dobry
zarobek i czeka6 az sic tam wszy
stko uporzadkuje.
Moaesz to wszystko z najwiek-
sza htwoScia zrobic, zakupujac
airye Banku Zwiazku Sp6iek Ia
robkowych. Bank ten wiaSnie TO
b wszystko, to co bys ty bedac w
Polsce chciai uczynie. Ma on do
tego ludzi faehowych rzeczoznaw
COW, agronomow, inzynierow,
profesor6w, geolog6w, chemiEow
i innych, kt6rzy sic znaja dosko-
male ma wszystkich g~aleziach
przemysAu ! handlu i ola Banku
zakupuja ziemie, fabryki, sklepy
a ma kt6rych Bank i wszyscy je-
60 akcyonary'usze a take caiy
uarod ma dochody i korzySci. I
tax MP. ME dawno Bank Zwiazku
ma p~olecenie swych expert6w "a
kupil kilka fabryk i % dom6w w
Cdansku, oczywiScie wszystko z
rak niemieckich ! zrobii ma tel
t~ransakcyi kilkadziesiqt mtlionow
n:arek, to samo moznaby Powic7;;
dice o innych takich ~interesach
robimy to 2 takim skutkicm, re ty
siac markowe akcyc, ktcrc pred
wOjna byly juz warte okoFo 1872
marck, z powodu ogromnych ~
SHOW W Poisce. trzeba "a ME pia-
ciG cd $500 do 1000 tysiecy marek
a tn w Ameryce w stosunku do &c
nv W Polsce ca{kiem siusznie "a
da sic $1,000 cd sztuki, czyli ich
prawdziwa wartosc.
Teraz jest ten najdogodniejszy
czas. JesDcze sic toczy wojna Z
boiszewikami, ~jeszcze Niemcy sic
mgGsza z Polski wynosic i gotowi
swe majatki SprzedawaG, j~eszcze
sic reemigracya ma dobre do Pol
ski ME rozpocze4a, a co w ME
diugim czasie nastaPi, a wiec
akcye Banku Zwiazku mozeSz
kupit stosunkowo tanio. Ale gdy
iuz bedzie pokoj Z bolszewikam
/ plebiscyty beda zaiatwione
granice wschodnie ustalone / Pol,
ska bedzie miaAa jeszcze iednt
iobre zniwa, to wszystko pojdzit
W gore jak ma miodziach. Intere:
. przemysi, handel beda sic rozwi
ialy jak w zadnym innym kraft
ma. Swiecie. Jezeli pomimo wojnI
Polska juz tax duzo zdziaiaia, jc'
zeli sobie i z bezrobociem i gio'
dem i bolszewikami dale rade, u
prawia role, buduje i urpchomis
tabryki, tax re juz sic zaczyns
polskie produkta do innych krair
4 nawet do Ameryki wysyiac, &C
to bedzie "a pare lat?...
L.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
~TAJEMNICZE MORDER-
STWO.

Greenburg, Kans., 26. kwietnia.
- Znaleziono til zwioki dWojga
iudzi, zony i mega pc calodnio--
VEN p~rzeszukiwaniu domu. Pan
stwo Crews .przybyli til pare dni
temu, ably oddac swc dziecko do
szkofy. Wnet jednak sIuch o tenn
ma}zctistwie vaginal, sasiedzi ME
widzieli nikogo koIo domu przez
pare dni a ma ich m~icjscc wprowa-
dill SIG do ich mieszkania s2siad
imicniem White. kt6ry przedtcm
mia& ochote zakupic Cd owcGo
maIzenstwa caly inwcntarz. Gala
ich znaleziono pochowane w stat
nj. Pan Crew mial rang Cd kuli
boku, a iona lego rane W pier
siach. Policya zaaresztowata
Whitc'a pod zarzutem mordu po-
pelnionego ma tenn maiIenStwlC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
SLABOSc WILSONA WPLY--
NELA MA CIEzKIE R
XII R~OBOTNIKA.
WASHINGTON, %. kwietnia.

Washington, 70. kWletnia. -
Warren s. Stone, szef orSauiza--
cyl maszynist6w koIciowych, zc-
znaf pred wydziaiem kolejowym
Piracy, zc zap'ata robotnjka ro--
Wilma bye stosownie odpowiednia
do wymagah przyzwoitego zycia.
Rad, starajac sic znizyt ce"y ar
tykuiow z~ywnoSci, narobif tyl&o
troche rozglosu a poza tcm nc.
Tnaczcj sprawyby sic przcdsta--
wialy, gdyby ma to zdrowle pre-
zvdenta pOzWalalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
PRZECIW ~FABRYKACYI Gu
KIERKoW.

Nowy York, rs. kwietnia. -
Edwin O'Malley komisarz publ,
.cznych rynkow, zaehscat publicz-
nose do wystapicnia przeciw ia
.brykacyi sfodyczy wszclkieSo TO-
dzaju, azeby z3pobiedz ~nics'ycha-
nemu brakowi ! drozyznie crkru,
Ldauiem komisarza, cuhru W hra-
.ju jest dosyt. ale brak kontroli
mad sprawiedliwym podzialem te,
|goz. Sekretarz prezydenta Wilso-
ma Tumulty odpisa} komisarzowi
|OMalley list, W kt6rym so "a
pewnia, re zwr6ci uwage Prezy--
denta ma koniecznosc ustanowie~
MIA ceny ma cukier ma sprawledll-
,,-o ,-ao,,IoU-oDia Dodyialu r1;hsru
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
UREGULoWANIE cENY
OBUWIA.

Washington, rs. kwietnia. -
Senator McNary, republikanin,
.przedstawii w senacie ustawe do
zatwierdzenia; ably fabrykanci O.
buwia wybijali cene "a jaka sprze
daia obuwie do sklepow, by tym
sposobem zapobiedz zdzieraniu
niesprawiedliwych cen Z publicz-
nosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
ZWAAZKI KoLEJOWE PRE-
CIV s

Nowy York, 26. kwietnia.
Edward McHugh prezes wykona-
wczeso komitetu koiejarzy O.
swiadczy,. re prreszio diva tysis-
&c czsonkow zwiazku kolejowego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
uregrlowanie podziaIu cuIiru
GOMPERS WZYWA PRACE
DO S~OLIDARNOSCI.

LIZ VIVA
Washington, 26. kwietnia. -
Prezes Zjednoczonej Amerykan--
skiej Piracy przeczuwa. re pewne
czynniki staraja sic pchnac Sta
ny Zjednoczone do wojny Z Mex
sykiem pod pozorem utrzymania
.porzadku w sasiedniej republice
tax, jak to Stany uczyni}y ma ku-
bic. Gompers p~ietnuje obecny
Kongres, jake cia}o ME dajace Ia
dnych dodatnich wynikow sweJ
piracy, a zaznaczajace sic tylko
SVEN nieprzyjaznem stanowl-
skiem ku robotnikowi. Wzywa
wiec ssdziwy przewodca zorganl-
zowana Prace ably We wlasnym
dobrze zrozumianym rnteresle
pilnowala tax prawyborow, jak
tez i wiasciwych wyborow / stara-
Ia sic glosowac ma kandydst0w
przychylnych pracujqcym RE
szom. Gompers widzi bad polity'
czny W odrzuceniu, a racAej W
niezatwierdzeniu pokoJu wszech-
swiatowego. Zaznacza rowniez, L
iakiem zadowoleniem Wiel-
XII interes amerykahski sledzi mo-
zliwo5c wojny z Meksykiem.
LEGISLATURE N. YORKU
WYKLUCZA SOCYALISToW
cd w BALoTU.
ALBANY rs. kwietnia. - Senat
nowojerski przyjaf dwie ustawy,
ograniczajace prawo wyboru /
prawo g}osowania czionkow, ma
lezacych do partyi socyalistycz--
mel. Ustawa w senacie Przeszia
wiekszoScia sc do IA gioSow. Spo-
dziewaja sic jednak, re guberna-
tor zalozy swojs veto przeciw
tym ustawom.
NIEZWYKLY ~GIMNASTYK.
Mobile, Ala, 26. kwictnia. =
Mieszkahcy tutejsi mieli bezpsat-
ne przedstawienie, kiedy wSrod
najwiekszego ruchu W srodmie-
|scfo zobaczyli cztowieka chodzs-r
'cego po drutaoh teiefonieznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
LAME
PRAWO PROHIBICYJNE.

~'
Robert Diitenderier l. Ogonez, Pa,
urgowai zwoIennikow prohibicyi,
ably sklonili senat by p~rzeprowa--
dzii dochodzenie w sprawie jas
krawego i publicznego iamania u
5tawy. Szczeg6lniej W Scranton.
szynki So otwarte i publicznie
sprzedaja rozpa.ajqce trunk, bro,
wary funHcypnujq, jednem slo-
VEN ME znat ably tam obowiazy-
u.,lo n-ou,o nrOh in:cvinr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
w SPRAWIE TRZYMANIA
zYWNOsCI w LODoW-
MACH.

Washington, 26. kwietnia. -
Komitet senatu W departamencie
rolnictwa postanowii przedstawit
Kongr. do zatwierdzenia ustawe
ma mocy kt6rej ME bedzie wolno
przetrzymywac W skladaeh arty-
kuiow zywnosci dtuzej mad 80 dni,
a jezeli-maja pozostat dluzej ma
skladzie mad miesiac, musz2 mice
napis .,cold storage" oraz date.
kiedy zostaly ziozone do skiadu
! kiedy lie wyslano re skladu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

Me skutkowaly nj presby nj groz-
by policyi, meiczyzna ow wcale
ME myslai sehodzit, owszem do
trzymai TAX do drugiego dnia. Sic
dzac ma drutach pomiedzy dwoma
siupami telefonicznymi. Policya
musiaia ciezko pracowaG, by uru-
chomic wozy tramwaiowe, gdyz
tax wiele zebrafo sic widow.
Przypuszczaja tn, re ow mezezy-
Una dziaia pod wplywem narko--
tvk6w.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Legion Leader
D'Olier Guest
Of Capital Post

Franklin D'Olier. national com
mander OF the American Legion, ad.
dressed an assemblage of more than
one hundred and fifty Legion mem
bers and Salem business men at the
Marion hotel, midday luncheon Mon
nay.
I'm the United States there are 9700
posts of the American Legion" stated
Commander D'Olier. "Servicemen and
Legion members alone did not win the
war, but what was accomplished repre-.
sented the loyalty and intensity of pur-
pose OF more than one hundred million
Americans. What the Legion can ac-
complish is dependent upon the sym.
pathy and interest OF this force" he
stated.
The national commander told Of
progress of organization and gave in
stances Of various lines of Legion en-.
deavor. He told of fifty-year Ken
tucky feud finally settled through the
Efforts of Legion Post. There was
related the story OF another commun-
ity where d high school had been need
ed for more than 25 years and where
the local post put itself behind the
movement and secured the issuance of
bonds sufficient to bring the project to
realization.
The speaker was introduced by Gov
ernor Ben w. Olcott and by w. Carl
ton Smith, commander of Capital Post
No. 9, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Cannot Cutoff
Water Supply

Irrigation districts in oregon do not
posses the power to deprive property
owners from the use. of water for the
failure to pay assessments, according
to an opinion prepared by Attorney
General Brown for State Engineer Cup
per. To sustain such a power would
be to sustain the right of the district,
in many instances. to deprive strug-
Cling property owner developing arid
lands, Of chance to make good, the
attorney general holds. The state law,
the opinion cites, make provision for
the collection OF assessments against
property in irrigation districts which
are treated as other taxes against the
property and subject to tax sale IL not
paid within three years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Escaped Inmate
OF Hospital Is
Caught Sunday

Philip Mcneil 35, an inmate of the
state hospital who escaped Sunday
morn and who caused officials con-
siderable worry during his absence,
was captured by two hospital attend
ants Sunday evening near Aumsville.
Mcneil is feeble minded. it is said,
and hospital officials not knowing
what his actions might be, notified
Salem police that they were very anx
ions to apprehen dhim.
A call from farmer on the Gar
den road stating that the man had
been seen was answered by Officer
Harry Rowe who searched the vicin-
ity but found nobody. Later the hos
pital was notified that Mcneil had
been seen near Turner.
When taken into custody near Aums
vile, Mcneil was headed toward the
home Of relatives, it is said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Medford Youth
Killed In Diving

Medford. Or, Aug. 9.-Philipp An
derson, IA year old son of Mrs. Ira
r. Anderson, died this morning as
the result OF injuries received yes
terday when he fell against the con-
crete side Of the swimming pool at
tn enatatorium in this city The young
man was about to dive from the high
railing surrounding the pool when ne
slipped and fell. the back Of his head
striking nthe solid rim, breaking
his neck. That death was not instan-
taneous is regarded by the attending
physician as miraculous. Young An
derson was nephew of Attorney A.
e. Reames Of this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Special Session
In Tennessee to
Ratify Suffrage

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 9.-"Prompt
ratification" of the federal suffrage
was urged by Governor
Roberts in his message today to the
SPECIAL session of the legislature call
led to act on the suffrage and other
measures.
The governor quoted the platform
declarations of the republican and
democratic state conventions, both OF
which favored suffrage.
The senate and house adjourned
fshortly after the reading of the gov
lernor's message. 1t was expected tina,
THE ratification resolution would be
loffered tomorrow.
Washington, Aug. 9.-Pro-suffragt
leaders at Nashville have received
pledges from enough legislators to as.
sure a majority in the senate ane
house of the Tennessee legislature, ac
cordingto a message to headquarters
here of the national woman's party.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Sugar Profiteers
Held For Trial

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 9.--Eight
directors Of the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company, charged with profiteering in
sugar. were bound over to appear at
the October term Of United States
court for the eastern division of Ida
no by United States commissioner
here today. Bond was fixed at $4,000
each. Complaints against Heber j.
Grant, president of the company, and
also president Of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints and two
other officials of the company were
dismissed.
Another action against the directors
as company officials has been set for
hearing at the November term OF fed
eral district court here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
September 2 Date
Set For Trial of
FIatn1an and Wolfe

Arraigned before Judge G.. e. Unruh
in the justice court Saturday afternoon,
Dewey Flatman, Mill City brakeman,
and Gerald Wolfe. who resides On a
homestead near Gates, pleaded not
guilty to disorderly conduct charge
been set for September Z.
Flatman and Wolfe. according to the
complaint, were disorderly at dance
given under the auspices of the Odd
fellows at Gates July 81. The two men
claim that the action taken against
them by Tillman Rains private prose-
cutor, is the outgrowth of Jealousy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Buyers Flocking
\ To Portland TODAY

Portland. Or Aug. 9.--Buyers from
all sections 70 the Pacific coast were
flocking into Portland today for the
eighth annual buyers week. An un-
usually large number of buyers from
sections considered to be outside
Portland trade territory was reported
by local merchants. Portland has
grown as a trade, center. particularly
in the furniture in the lumber trade,
since the Inauguration of buyers
week eight years ago and many large
establishments have jobbing offices
here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Bulgar Peace
Treaty Ratified

Paris, Aug. 9.-The peace treaty
with Bulgaria today was made formal
ly effective by the exchange of ratifi-
cations among the powers party to the
pact.
The treaty was signed at Neuilly
November 27, 1919, and was ratified
by the Bulgarian Sobranje January 12
Frances ratification was completed
July 31
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Athlete Goes To
Eastern MedicS

DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Robertson, left
Salem. Saturday for Rochester, Min
nesota. They accompanied their son,
Charles Robertson who goes to the
Mayo Brothers clinic at Rochester
for special diagnosis Of injuries sus-
tanned by him while participating in
athletic contests as member of the
University of Oregon track team.
The party were accompanied by
DR.. Robestson's sister. Miss Mildred
p. Robertson, who will enter in Sep
tember the Columbia University,
New York. Miss Robertson will visit
friends at Antago. Wis, before going
to New York. .xs,S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
sRequesf Pieces To
Be Played by Band;
PROGRAM Gipen Out

Requests for special musical num-
|bers at band concerts will be respond
led to if Salem residents, wishing them
will notify either John Graber, man
ager of the Salem band, or Oscar A.
|Steelhammer, director, it was announ-
ced this morning.
The program for Tuesday nights
concert was given out this morning by
Director Steelhammer. 1t is as fol-
lows:
March-"In storm and Sunshine
Overture-"Arrah Wanna" -------.Morse
Waltz-"Jolly Fellows ---.-..-.-Vollstedt
(a) "Hindustan" -.------..---.------.-----------.
(b) Beautiful Ohio" (by request) -:------
'(c) Gavottte-"Fair Maiden of Sc
Vile" ............... --.-..--------------------
Vocal Selection ..--........--.--.----..--..--
Mrs. Halle Parrish Durdall.
Selection from mariana" Wallace
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
No Intinlation
OF US. Stand
In Polish Crisis

Washington, Aug. g. Although
press dispatches today indicated that
the pravity Of the Polish situation
was increasing there still was no in
timation that the American govern
ment had reached a decision on the
proposals for aid presented by the
Polish government or the tentative
program for helping the Poles out
lined by the British and French gov
ernments.
No announcement was expected
pending the outcome of the confer
ence between Premier Lloyd-George
and Millerand. Exchange between
Washington and London and Paris
still are continuing, but officials
maintained silence as t otheir purport
and also as to the views Of President
Wilson.
The note outlining hte political sit
uation in Poland which the foreign
office at Warsaw was reported tc
have dispatched to Washington had
not been received today.
The latest word the government
had from Poland reviewed the situa-
ton up to Saturday night. The Pc
partment announced that a more
hopeful view of the situation at
Warsaw was indicated by these dis
patches.
Z The statement said also that some
American residents had left Warsaw
and htat the American consulate was
reported to be moving to Graudenz
Saturday morning. 1t was added that
the American legation was prepared
to leave if the Poles moved the seat
of government
Applications for passports from
former citizens of Poland who wish
to return home to aid relatives are
being received in increasing numbers,
but no passports have been issued for
several weeks, it was said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Big Crowd Expected
AtMeet Wednesday,

A big crowd is expected at the regu-
lar monthly open forum to be held at
the Commercial club wednesday even
1ng, officials said this morning.
An interesting program is promised
by Clyde Rice, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, and important
business Is expected to come up. The
meeting will be called to order at 8
O'Clock,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Car, Motionless,
Hit and DAMAGED

While his car was standing still on
the Pacific highway near Salem Satur-
day. 1t was struck and badly damaged
by machine driven by e. ]. Holt of
Brooks, Or, William Quarter, 5426 e..
.42nd street. Portland, complained to
Salem police Saturday evening.
Mr.. Holt agreed to pay for the dam
age, Mr.. Quarter stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Salem Merchant
Victim of Check
! Artist, Is Claim

"A worthless SIS check was passed on
him Saturday afternoon by man who
signed his name A. L. Dickson, J. A.
Rowland, dealer in second hand goods,
told police Monday.
Dickson, Mr.. Rowland says. bought
p bone-handled hunting knife and ten.
dered the check in payment. The man
is described as being about 20 years Of
age, light complexioned, wearing a
gray soft hat, with brown shirt and
trousers Police are searching for him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Post Office Box
Rates Increased

Rates on postofflce lock boxes will
be raised. beginning the first of Octo.
ber. according to word received by
August Huckestein. postmaster, S,vm
the division of finances of the postof-
flee department at Washington, ID. q
The Increase in the rates is the result
of the Increased postal receipts of the
Salem postoffice.
According to the new rate the rent
for quarter on q small Iockbox Il
raised from as cents to 81: other in.
creases are listed as. medium lockbox
from 81 to $3.50. large box $50 to So
and extra large box from 50 to 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Grapplrs Seeking
For Drowned Bow

Portland, Or, Aug. 9.-Grapplers
are searching the Columbia river to-
day for the body of Leonard Murphy,
III year-old son Of N. v. Murphy Of
the Premier Lath company of Van
couver, WASH, who disappeared yes
terday while swimming at Columbia
Beach near Vancouver.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09
Hospital Inmates
Will Hear Concert

A concert at the state hospital for
the benefit of inmates will be given
Monday night by the Salem band, It
was announced this morning by Direc-
tor Oscar A. Steelhammer
An asylum concert is commanlv
given once each year, Mr.. Steelham-
mer said.