davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
BACZNOSc SKAUCI!

N'0'e,-zvm ~pzkazem powoiu-
% v,r,,ts,,h Nkau,uu. naIeza-
,,gh d, uddzralu NJ. : W para
Z. sv.. 1rorc,. aby " medzicle d.
p slc-rrra zaraz Pc dwunastci
z tzin,e ~ p~oiudnIc. stawi'; s'e
y ,zy.c, SAauci ~ uni'ormach ma
s'e cN'czrn. Cziunkowie kapeli
rraia przybyc Z instrumentami.
Tlia,wa Skautowa wezmic u
dat W maniiestacyi do Srodmie-
: "a. a Z powrotem Przyjedzie
tramwalami.
Upraszam szanownych rodzi--
COW dziatwy, aby skautow obo-
viQzkowo przvSiali, ably dziatwa
Tolska wziqc mogia jak n~ajlicz-
MESSY udziai W maniiestacyi.
Sadie. re to wezwanie do Szan'
Eodzic6w dziatwy skautowei, mic
rJzostanic be- skutku. gdyz dali
;rz nicraz dowod swojego patryo
tyzmu.
Czolem Ojczyznie!
Kaz. Tarka, skautmistrz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

p sicrpnia Vzieli jak najllcznIcJ
szy udziai w maaiicstaCyi jaka
" dniu tym odbedzic sic u srod.
micSciu.
Sprawl to dia mas ogromnic
wanna. DO chodzi @ wykazanic
naszej silly i solidarnosci, ME pc,
Winno wiec nikogo L mas tam
hrakOwaC. Gmlra 10 zawsze "
sprawach narodowych stara sic
mic dac wyprzedzic nikomu, W
tym vice ~wypadku take cd spell
micnia tego obowiqzku zadnc To-
warzyStwo ME mozc sic usunqc.
Gmina l2O znajdowac sic be-
die W dywizyi osmej. Punkt
zhorny dla Gminy l20 PREY Do
nu Nv. Mar. Pol. PREY I'll. Divi-
sion i Noble 0 godzinic 1880 pc
poludniu. Pochod ruszy punktual
."ir o godz. lei. Wszystkic To-
Warzystwa proszone So 0 wystq-
picnic re sztandarani.
Ia Zarzad Gminy $50:
F. P. Garbarek, prezes:
Wiad. Piekarz, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
l. OKREGU II-go wv. SOkO-
LOW POLSKICH
Druhowie i Druhnv -

DruhoWle l Druhny -
Wobec tax wainej chwili W
polsce ! majacej sic odbyc Mani
icstacyi Polskicj W Sr6dmiesciu
" niedziele, dnia y sierpnia b.
r. zwoiuje sic wszystkich Soko-
low ! Sokolicc, azeby przybyli
ia posiedzenie w sprawie spree
day Bondow Polskiej Pozyczki
podczaS Manifestacyi Niedzielnej.
Posiedzeaic to odbedzie sic W
sobote dnia Fl sierpnia o godz.
go wieczorem W Domu Zwiqz-
ku Polek p. n. 1909 \. Ashland
ave. I powodu tego, re beda u
Gzielonc wSkazowki co do spree
Gazv Bondow PolSkich obowiaz-
hicm lest wszystkich Sokolow /
Sokolic bye obecnym ma tenn po-
>:edzeniu. SokolStwo zawSze /
wszedzie speiniaio i speinia Swe
ob~owiazki. totez ME powinno nj
kogo zabraknac re Zespoh So
ko!ego w tax waznej sprawie i
chwili wzgledem Ojczyzny.
FIR. Skibicki. prezeS;
z. DeLatour, Sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
APPEL GMINY 3-ciej z. N. P.

10 szanownych GruP oraz pc
s1>.cgolnych czIonkow i czion-
KIN przynalrznych do Gminu Sci.
Slanowni bracia / siostry! W
clw;Ii gdy jawni ! skryCi wrogo-
:, { PoIski uderzyli Z GAIA swa po
tegq. aby zniSzozyc osiagniete
owoce walk polskiego ludu o
n.epodlegloSc Ojczyny, nam til
m wvchodztwie ME wolno po-
paSc W zwatpien!e ! opuScic re-
c.. ale brat wzor Z braci naszych
y Polscc i podnieSc dumnie GO
ia przeciw wszelkiego rodzaJu
wrogom naszym, a chociaz ME
NANNY sposobnoSci stanac Z bro
ria W reku, to jednak zakupujmy
Bondy Polskiej Pozyczki | wspie
rainy Polski Czerwony Krzyz o
lie moznoSci. a W niedziele DIN.
22go sierpnia b. r. stanmy jedno-
l;cie do manifestacyi Gala Polo
riG Chicagoska, a tern spefnimy
Geese naszego obowi9zku wzgle-
dem Polski.
P. S. Welding programu ma
punkt zborny many sic stawic
o godz. l-szej pc poludniu. Gmi
ia 3-cia nalezy do dywizyi z Troj
cowa i ma stanat ma poludnio-
wei stronie Randolph III. pomie-
dry Peoria i Sangamon ul., co
lem do Peoria Ill, zarazem upra-
szamy Grupy o wziecie sztanda-
row tax polskich jak i amerykan-
Skich.
Leon M. Nowak, prezes;
Wine. Reichel, seEretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
ROZKAZ DO SOKOLSTWA
OKREGU II. wv. SOK. POL.

Ninieiszem rozkazem zwoiuJe
vszystkich Sokoiow i Sokolice,
lax rowniez i Dziatwe Sokolq do
Sokolni Gn. i'm. w. Swiatkie-
wicza No. lS9 L. S. P. pnr. 1910
Tell pl. O godz u W poiudnie W
niedziele dnia p sierPnia b. r.
cclem wziecia lax najliczniejsze-
60 udziaiu W Manitestacyi Pol
>kiej, jaka sic odbedzie w srod-
m;eSciu " niedziele dnia - sier
pnia. Wszyscy obowiazkowo ma
ia sic stawic W munduraCh uro-
czvstych, 4 Ct, ktorzy ME pOSia-
daia to po cywilncmu. Zwraca
sig uwage Naczelnikom ! Prezc-
som Gnlazd. azeby przypllnowa-
Ii ! stawili sic w czasic i miejscu
CZnaczonem p~unEtualnle, 4
take aIebv dziatwa byla licznie
rer-ezentowana. Me wolno niko-
mu sic spoZnic ma miejsce zbior-
h. skad udamy sig III mieJece
przezndCzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Komitet Lokalny Obrony PolSki
ROZKAZ DO SOKOLSTWA
OKREKU II. wv. SOK. POL.

Nsnieiszem rozkazem zwo{ule
wszystkich Sokolow i SoHOllc
Cniazd Okregu , I. :. P. " nun
durach uroczystvch a ci ktorzy ia
kowych ME ~posiadalq to po Cy-
wiinemu do Sokolni Gniazda I'M.
W. Straightforward pnr. l5lO Tell
II. o godz. II W poludnie w ME
dzicle. dnia y sierpnia b. r skad
wszyscy udamy sic ma miejsce
przeznaczone przez marszafka
Maniiestacyi ma wymarSz jakl
SIC odbedzie w Sr6dmieSciu sta
rapiem wszystkich Polakow w
Chicago i okoiicy. .Naczelnicy /
Prezesi ,Gniazd obowiazkowo
Inaja dopilnowac azeby Dziatwa
Sokola byla jak n~ajlicznlej repre-
zcntowana.
FIR. Sala, Naczelnik Okr. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
APPEL Zarzadu Glownego do
Czlonkin Zwiazku Polek.
j. V. Strasinski, 5

Wiadomem wan Jest. droglc
S;ostry, re dzieh 22go sierpnia,
loo r. nadchodzaca niedziela,
Jest dnicm wielkiej manifestacyi,
ktora ma wykazac naSzego ducha
suiidarneSo, Oraz gotowosc ma
"a W, stuzbie i miioSci ola cier-
place. ! walczqcej dostojncj RE
czvpospolitej polskiej. kobieta
IA wychodztwie, idac Sladcm
Swych siostr "a oceanem, poWin
M swiecit przykiadcm wiernosci
i poSwiecenia, Ola togo prosimy
was uSilnie, drogie SiOStry. ably
W tym dniu pamiqtkowym zadnel
Z Was ME brakcwalo, cd najstar
>zcj do najmfodszej stawmy sic
.w>zyStkie, W tvm przeogromnYm
rochodzie do Srodm,eScia, ably
zaznaczvt wSpoiudzial i owocnq
prace kobiety w chwili obecncj.
Szczegoiy pochodu "a podanc "
dziennikach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Parafia Nicp. Serca Maryi $50
South Chicago:
+. \. Rydzewski and CO. 5000
Union State Bank
OF South Chicago 1900
KS. Wojtalewicz so
Wac}awowo Loco
W}adys}awowo 2oU
Trojcowo Z'ooo
Zwiazek Wojsk Polskich $50
Kazimicrzowo 1850
Prosimy Komitety lokalne o
nadsy}anie raport6w codziennle,
abySmy mogli oglaszac postep
piracy W kazdej dzielnicy' Prosi-
my pracowat intensywnie a sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
2 KOMITE
TU P. P. P.

We Lwowie odbyi sic 25go lip
ca. wielki wiec wSzystkich Orga-
nizacyi kobiecych, gdzie prEyJe-
to uchwaie d~omagajacq sic PREY
r,usowego poboru do wojska /
za1azem wzywajqc wszyStklch
mezczyzn zdolnych do no>zcnla
Lrori, by natychm;ast wStepowa-
ii W szeregi armii ochotniczel.
Ola tych. ktorzy uchylajq sic
c.l S|uzby Ojczyznie. vice wyra-
III oburzcnie ! pogarde dalej Po-
>ianowit usilna walke Z tchorzo-
>;wem i brakicm Poczucia obo-
wiazku obywatelskjego.
Co M to naSze nadobne Polki-
AmeryNanki: Czy ME Gas ably
teraz wIaSnie uzyczyc PolSce pc
mocy, sprzedajqc bondy Polskiej
Pozyczki PanStwowej i dopatrze
IVA CIV kazdy Polak ! Polka "a
kapiii juz bondv?
Niekt6rzy Z uaszych polskich
byznesistow wstydlq sic nawet
vyStawic orzeIka p~olskiego W
svojcm okuie. aby przypaGkiem
Tie obrazit uczuc Niemcow ! zy-
dow.
Panowie, dzisiaj ME pora nj
TAXA dypIomacye, dzisiaj kazdy
Polak powin;en bye dumnym Z
tcgo, zc lest czlonkiem narodu,
kt6rv broni cywilizacyi caiegO
>wiata i wykazuje pred swia-
tim. re umieia sic poSwiecic ola
>.uEbv Oiczyznie i ludzkoSci.
komitet Centrally potrzehuje
vaszego poparcia ably ola dzici-
us; j wycienczonei dirgoletnia
voina PolSki MONA zebrac fun
d@szc dla zoInierzy ma bron, !
d!a zg}odnia}ei i znekanej ludno-
s.; na zvwnosc / IA rozPoczecie
IrzvSziei goSpodarki " kraju.
Panic i panienki. W ktorych
icszcze uczucia polskic sic die
zatraciiy, MECH ME o~dwlokaja
diuzej L p~rzyjSciem pomoca POI
see. lecz zgioszq sic do Komitetu
Ccntralnego po kwitaryusze i zaj
nrl sic sprzedalq bondow pol
Sk;ch.
Og6lna zbiorka pracowniczek
o.:bedzie sic W Sobote. dnia ergo
s.erpnia. 1923 0 godz. 7ej wieczo
rem w domu Zwiazku Polek. 1909
y -NSnl6bQ ave.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy! Oiczyzna
VIA, I
Sokolicc, czionkinie Towarzy-
,&ich Klub0w. Chorow. j Iowa
rzystw SDiewaczych. ora wSzv-
Ike p~osiadaiace strole narod"-
We "A szczegolnie pro>zone o
Przybycie.
Edmund K. Jarecki, preEeS;
ST. Adamkiewiez. wIccPrez ;
E. Napieralska, wlce-prczeN ;
KS. F. Gordon. >Earbn'N
Tomusz Skorupa. Sekrctarz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
ANNOWO.
Odezwa do ogotu polskiego w
parafii Sw. Amy.

LacnI Rodacy;
Dzien Ego sicrpnia to Jest W
niedziele ma bye wielkiem swie-
tenn ola mas Polak0w W Amery-
&C, w tym to dniu odbedzic sic
wielka maniiestacya w Srodmie-
sciu Chicago. Polacy zamieszkali
" dziclnicy Annowa Powlnri
wziac udziai W tel manifestacyl.
m;eisce zborne wvznaczonc przez
Komitet bedzie ma I9tej / Hoyne
ave. o godz. l2tej w poiudnie ;
punktualnie O godz. 1890 wyru-
szymy do giownego punktu zbor
nego ma Sangamon ulicy pomie-
dry Randolph i Madison tam sic
po}qczymy Z dzielnicami Kazi--
mierzowo i Wojcicchowo w je-
dina dyWlzye' .Nastepnie Poldzle-
nv do Srodmiescia.
Uprasza sic wszystkie iowa
rzystwa KoScielne i Narodowe
azeby wystapiSy jak %najliczniej
&c sztandarami, zarazcm wzywa-
my wszystkich tych, ktorzy ME
raleza do zadnych Towarzystw,
a kochaja Polske i czuja sic bye
Polakami, niechaj stana do SEE
regu razem z mani; tych, ktorzy
sluzyli W Armii Stanow Zjedn. !
Armii Hallera wzywa sig azeby
.raczyli sic stawit w uniformach'
J. Zientek, prezes;
w. Zych, sekretarz,
A. Budzynski, marszalek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

III: prawnemi odznakami, o godz.
l-Szej pc ~poiudniu punktualnie,
aoy czaS starczyi ma zorganizo-
wanie plutonow. Nasze miejsce
lest ma Randolph III. pomiedzy
Union i Halsted (Dywizya p. -
Eto ME posiada munduru MECH
stawi sic po cywilnemu.
M. M. KomorowSki
POrucz. Armii Am.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Z KAZIMIERZOWA

Poniewaz w orzyszia niedzie-
ic, t. j. 22go sierpnia b. r. odbe-
die sic wielki pochod mantle
stacyjny w miescie Chicago, pre-
20 W imieniu dzielnicy Kazimie-
rzowa wzywam Was Szanowni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Zarzad G}owny Wv. Polek w Am
Z Troicowa.


Niniejszem upraSza sig wszy-
stkich marszaEkow ! chorazych
po>zczegolnych TowarzyStw ma
Trojcowie, TAX koScielnych jake
tez narodowyth. ably >le wszy-
>cy stawili, jak jeden ma, ma
podworzu koSciclnem jutro, punk
tualnie o godzinie plcrwSzcj po
pcludniu. cclcm skupienia wSzy-
>tkich cz}onkow swoich ! usta-
vienna " szyk pochodowy.
Komitet Lokalny Obrony Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

raniem kazdego powinno bye by
Chicago poszio over the top
St. Adamkiewicz, prezes;
Tomasz Skorupa, sekrctarz.
P~osxukujsss pracyf - Cxytaj pffnis
o~eioszenia pod rubryk4 rPRACA" "A
szpaltach DZIENN1KA CHICAGO
SKIEGQ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Do wszystkich czionkow czson-
kin Grup Gminy 40 z. N. P.
N~iniejszem wzywa sic wszy--
stkich czlonkow i ezSonkinic
Grup Zwiazkowych n~alezacych
do Gminy 10, by W niedziele d,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Lokal 341 Ciesli
i Stolarzy.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu zapa-
ola uchwaia, azeby lokal 81 bral
udziai w manifestacyi, ktora sic
odbedzic w niedziele, dnia 22go
sicrpnia. kazdy brat lokaln po--
winien sic stawic punktualnie o
godz. 12tcj w hall Atlas. Ztad
wyruszymy do niasta..
Z Pozdrowieniem,
Wfad. Mroz, PREF,
B. Dombrowski, sekr. prt.,
1904 Walton utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
FIR. Sala.

Naczelnik Okregu II. L. ;. P,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Edmund K. Jarecki, prezeS;
ST. Adamkiewicz. wIccprez
E. Napieralska, wrce-preze>
Ks. F. Gordon. >Earbn'N
Tomusz Skorupa. >eNrctarz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Fr. SNblCkl, pTVLeSJ
z. DeLatour, Sekr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
WOMEN DECLARE FOR
EQUAL REPRESENTATION
"IrrcconcilnbIcs" Put Through De-
mand for Place on Republican
Executive Committee.
WANT WOMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN
Rational Republican Committee Will
BE Asked to Put Women III Place
OF Equal Responsibility on the
Executive Staff.
WANT WOMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN
Iny Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, June 6.-Republican
women "irrcconcilables" after twJ
defeats today in the caucus of women
delegates and alternates. finally put
through their demand for equal rep
rescntation on the national commit
tees executive committee. The pro-
posal was carried OH the nnal vote
40 TO a..
The moderate faction held out for
declaration that the women asked
adequate" TO mean at least one more
ert Burdettc, of California. defining
adequate" to mean at least on moro
than one-third of tho executive COM
mittcc membership.
The moderatcs were opposed by
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. of New York
chairman ow the women's Republi-
can executive committee and Mrs.
Fletcher Dobbyns, of Illinois. while
their resolution, presented by Mrs
Medill Mccormick, Of Illinois. was in
dorsed by Mrs. Bagiey. of Massachu-
setts, Mrs. Helen Reed. of New York,
Mrs. Burdcttc and Mrs. McCartcr OF
Kansas.
Demand Three Executive Offices.
AS adopted, the resolution declares
that the women wanted the vice.
chairmanship of the Republican Ma
tional Committee; two secretaryships
on the committee and equal repre-
sentation on the national executive
committee. No demand was made for
equal representation on the national
committee itself.
Miss Hay declared that the women's
nNCcntivn mil fnn 'hnc ~
any time tried to organize a separate
woman's Republican party" adding
That the women did not want a sep
aratc branch of the party.
We don't believe in woman's
party" she said. but moreover. we
don't believe in mans party"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
CHILD FOUND
AT DALLAS KIDNAPPED
INFANT OF COUGHLLMS
Negress Held When While
Child Is Disc0rered
in Home.
IBy AssoclntcI prcss /

DALLAS. TEN, June Ga white
child, apparently about Il months old,
found concealed in the home of n
negress here Saturday. is being held
in n local baby camp pending inves-
tigation. police headquarters an
nounced tonight. when shown a dis
patch from Norristown, Pa, indicat-
ng the baby might he the kidnaped
child OF NVrs. George II. CouEhlin.
Of that city. Tho colorcd woman's
story was conflicting. and she is be-
Ing detained.
The woman first told the officers
the child WAS her own. having been
born in Shreveport, La. Later, she
denied this, declaring the baby was
given her by Il girl attending school
in Dallas. This. she also denied
later. finally saying II was given her
at Shreveport hospital. where the
child's mother had died OF pneu-
Police said the child undoubtedly
was white and had been Kidnapped
but they had been unable to estab-
lish its Identity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
TWO AGED MEN KILLED AS
AUTO CRASHES INTO WALL
Girl Swerres Cnr Into nrOndwny
Sidewalk to Avoid Col
lfsioD.

NEW YORK. June 6-Two aged
men were killed instantly and the
lives of many men. women and chill
dren were imperiled today when a
large automobile, driven by Miss
Miriam Epman. 20 years old. daurh-
ter of Mark Epman. wealthy manu-
facturcr. swerv4d suddenly and ran
on the sidewalk at Broadway and
One Hundred Ind Fifty-nrst Street
to avoid collidinE with another car
The dead are Homer Gibson. aged
65. Of 532 West One Hundred and
Fifty-second Street. and Jacob
Zcineman. aged Ga. OF "a Hamilton
Terrace. Miss Epman's car, which
was said to have been travelling at
high speed after striking n telephone
pole. pinned and crushed the two
men against building. rebounded,
again crossed the sidewalk and ran
to tho middle of the street before
she could stop it. Tho girl wept
copiously when a patrol wagon ap-
pearcd to take. her to the police
station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
NAVY CRIPPLED BY COP.
CONGRESS, SAYS DANIELS
Points Out -Four Dis
appointments" in Naval Appro-
priation, Calling 1t inadequate.
SAYS L. S. DISAPPROVES
Attack Believed to BE Opening Gun
OF Administration ON Republican
Observation-Disclosures Officials May
Follow Premier Attack.
nY wINDEn il. HARRIS

WASHINGTON, June G.-ConErcss
has seriously crippled the navy. Sec
rotary Daniels charged today in n
long statement attacking the naval
appropriation bill.
The secretary points out -four
serious disappoiutments" In the bill.
which. he says. the country will not
approve" These "disappointments'
are:
l. The failure TO make publica-
tion for adequate naval expansion on
the Pacific, made imperative by the
presence OF great fleets on the Pacific
and the proper protection of that
coast and outlying American islands.
2 The failure TO make oven half
way provision for naval aviation.
3. Failure to authorize the con-
struction OF single new ship. ap-
propriating only for the completion
OF the ships authorized in the 1915
program.
l. Failure to appropriate suE-
Glen, money to repair and keep in
condition ships which the Office OF
operations told Congress were essen
tial and ought not he deferred"
Says Failure Matter of Regret.
Congressional failure to make pro-
vision for these -four naval out
standing needs" MIR. Daniels de-
clarcs. lis matter OF national re-
grct and in the debit and credit side
Will overbalancc much good legis-
lation and wise appropriations con-
taincd In the bill.
Secretary Daniels criticism, fol-
lowing closely on President Wilson's
telegram 10 the railroad brother
hoods. and Secretary of Agriculture
Mcredith's protect against made
Guate appropriations for his service
is regarded here as tho opening gun
OF n concerted administration attack
on the Republican majority in Con-
gress.
The output so far makes fine
thunder for the Democratic campaign
speakers
Secretary Daniels places the need
for naval development on tho Pacific
in the position OF first Importance.
lie also complains bitterly against
the appropriation OF s2o,oo0.0o0 for
naval aviation. Thus sum. he de-
clares. is totally inadequate.
In connection with the failure to
appropriation for any new construc-
tion, Secretary Daniels recalls that
the department recommended de-
stroyer leaders. aviation carriers and
smaller scout cruisers necessary to
round out the fleet. An appropria-
tion of S11,000.000 also was urged for
the completion and fitting out OF
seven vessels as aviation and de-
stroyer tenders at the Hog Island
plant of the Shipping Board. These
needed ships, Mr.. Daniels says, Will
cost S23.00O,000 when built later
under other conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
RETURNS INDICATE
A SECOND PRIMARY
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Tn6uiUfed Results Cire Card
ncr Lead by Slight Majority
OUer Morrison.
IRy Associatoi Press. !

RALEIGH. y. G. Juno 6.-Early
would be necessary to determine the
Democratic gubcrnatorial nomination
in North Carolina were strengthened
by tardy returns compiled BY the
News and Observer tonight. giving
Gardner the lead with 33.0S3; Morri-
son 1926 and Page 2l.2s6.
With eleven of the fourteen coun-
ties in the First District heard from,
Hallet S. Ward. of Washington. d.
c.. has apparently defeated Repre-
sentative John It. Small for nomina-
ton to Congress, by a. majority OF
from 1000 TO 1000.
Charles l.. Abernethy. of New Bern,
tonight In statement conceded the
denomination OF Representative Sam
uel n. Brinson to Congress from the
Third District.
Representative II. l.. Goodwin will
enter second primary in the Sixth
District with Solicitor Homer l.
Lyon. of Whiteville.
United States District Attorney w.
C. Hammer, of Ashboro, 1t appea4s,
will enter n second primary with So
licitor Walter Brock. OF Wadesboro,
In the Seventh District, for nomina-
tion to Congress TO succeed Congress-
man l.. d. Robinson on the basis of
returns from ten of the thirteen
counties in the district.
A. l.. Bulwinkle, of Gastonia, Is
leading Judge w. B. Council, of
Hickory. In the Ninth District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
SENATOR LODGE TO Be
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Rivalry Keen for Leading Positions
on Dominating Committees at
Republican Convention.
MANY NAMES ARE MENTIONED
Craftsmanship OF Platform COM
mittce Said to Lie Between
Senator Watson, OF Indiana, and
Ogden l.. Mills, of New York.

CHICAGO. June c. Rivalry for
choice places on organization OF the
Republican convention. including the
permanent craftsmanship and heads
OF dominating committees. took sec
ond place today only to the candi-
dates race.
The principal committees are those
on resolutions or platform, credcn-
;!als. permanent organization and
rules and order OF business. Many
States today began elcctinE their
IN cmbcrs.
With Senator Lodge, OF Massachu-
sets. already chosen for temporary
chairmanship. tho principal competi-
tion was for the permanent chair
manship and the leaders OF the reso-
lutions committee. Names most
prominent In leaders discussion for
permanent Craftsmanship were Sena-
tor Mccormick. of Illinois; former
Senator Beveridge, of Indiana. and
Senator Borah. of Idaho. There also
was some discussion OF having Sem
ator Lodge continue rs presiding Of
fcer throughout the convention. The
selection probably will not be made
before Wednesday,.
For craftsmanship or the platform
committee the race today was said
to lie between Senator Watson, of
Indiana, and Ogden L.. Mills, of New
York. the latter chairman of the
platform and policies committee ap-
pointed by Chairman Hays. Their
competition was said in the main TO
be personal rather than factional or
on questions of party policies.
Mr.. Mills friends were urging that
he should carry through the platform
work begun months ago, while Sem
ator Watson was advocated because
of past experience. Neither was re-
gardcd as the candidate OF any fac
tion. but there is a possibility that 4
candidate from the Johnson -Borah
group will be brought forward be-
cause of the probable contest over
the league of nations plank.
For the credentials committee
craftsmanship. Senator Smoot, of
Utah. veteran OF several conven-
tions. was prominently mentioned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
JOHNSON HOLDS HIS LEAD
IN TARHEEL STATES VOTE
California Senator Indicnted IN victor
Over General Wood in
Primary.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June 6.-Meager
returns tonight from the Republican
primary in North Carolina yesterday
indicate that Senator Hiram Johnson
was leading Major General Leonard
Wood for the Republican presidential
preference. In Durham County
Senator Johnson received 81 votes to
IL for General Wood, while in Wilson
and several other of tho counties in
the eastern part of the State no Re-
publican votes were reported.
Davidson County, the homo OF z.
V. Walser. State manager for Wood.
gave Johnson 155 votes and Wood AZ.