davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
CIESZYN-
SKIEGO.

Cieszyn. - Pc po}udniu odby}a
sic tn k~onicrcncya komisyi mig
dzynarodowcj L dcicgatami rzqdu
poIskiego i czcs&icgo. Ma konfc-
rencyi u5tanowiono dwic komisye
l. tych jedna do uregu!owania adj
mini5tracyi.
Re strony Po,ski wchodza
W s&iad komiSyi: preicHt zuraw-
ski, pos. D4brow$ki ! s~tarosta, O.
rsz druga komisye po.sko-czeska
ola umozliWienia powrotu ucho-
dzcom. W sklad tel komisyi wcho
dza &c strony Po'$ki: sedzja lla-
nuel ! dr.. Fclncr. Obsadzcnie Sla.
ska przcz Polakow ma sig odbyc
W dwtch etapach. Pierwsza GEESE
obsadza Czesi, wzgIednie Polacy
dnia s sicrpnis. Czesi maja zajac
w powiecie Frysztsckim obszar
przyznany i'm po Ole i W powie-
Gle JabionkoWSkim obszar cd sra
nicy siowackiej po miasto Jabfon
kowo wlacznie. Polacy w tym
dniu maja obsadzic powiat Bel
ski po Wisle. Obsadzenie reszty
terenow nastapi w pare dni POI
niej, prawdopodobnie dnia ego
sierpnia RIB. Oprocz tego maja sic
zejSG dwie komisye, z}ozone Z O.
ficerow polskich i czeskich, pod
przewodnictwem oficcr6w allan
clich, ktorc maja wyznaczyc
prowizotyczne grantee miedzy Pol
ska a Czecho-Siowacya. Granice
stale wyznaczy pozniej komisya
delimitacyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

mel komisyi. kt6rego wysano do
giownej kwatery cclem zwal-
czania an prqd0w antyrcwoIu--
cyjnycl,. Trofimow ostrzcga
pred niebezpieczchstwcm. grozq-
CEN &c strony rcakcyjnych gene
r%i0w i MISREPRESENTATION rosnl
ccj coraz bardziej popularnosci
Budcnncgo i zalcca zawarcic po-
koju navel Z burzuazyjnq Pol=Na,
gdyz za1niarcm generalow rooyj-
skicll jest przediuzenic wojny, a.
by nastepnic ma czclc zwyciesAicj
arnii isG ma Mo5kwc. cclcm u
wolnicnia jcj Cd obccncso Tz2du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
ROZMIARY AGITACY Boil.
SZEWICKIEJ.

Warszawa. - Moskwie -
piszc ..Hromadzka Dumka" W
obccnoSci L.cnina i Lunaczaskicgo
otworzono drukarnic T. czcionka-
mi arabskicmi i turcckicmi. LII
naczarski mial sic wyrazic. &c "
przeciqgu Gciu ostatnicll micsic,
cy zdolaIi przygotowat tax DUO
Iitcratury agitacyincj, &c wasa jej
przcwyzsza Wage zywnosci. iaka
skonsumowaia MoskWa przcz ten
czas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
UKRAINA MA Bye WC1ELO,
MA DO ROSYI.

Naucn. Prasa nicmiccha po.
dale: Ncdlc wiadomosci rosyj-
skicl Kosya sowiccka stoi ia sta,
rowi>ku zupelncgo woielcnia |.
krainy. ktorcj ~jcdnatlc chcc prey,
zrac samodzielna armic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
65-LETNI OCHOTNIK OLA
ROWAL ESQ, 1000 MAREK MA
SZWADRON.

Krakow. - Obywatcl zicmski
p. Piotr Szymberski 65-lctni sta
rec zslosi] sic dnia %. BIN. "
krahowic jake ochotnik do sluz-
by IA ironcic PREY l pu]ku ula
now. a r0wnoczcSnie ofiarowa]
liza szwadron 10000 NIX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
Wiadomosci zPrasyPolskiej wOjczyznie

sniu 1919. gdyby sprzymierzeicy
byIi wowczas pozwolili Polscc
rokowaG &c sowietami. Odmowio-
no jcdnaN takiego upowaznienia
Polscc re strony paiistw sprzynic
rzonvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
BOLSZEWICY ZAGOSPODA--
ROWYWUJA SIZE w WHINE.

Gdahsk. Tutej>zc dzicnni%i
donosza Z Kowna: Litcwskic btu
70 tclegraficznc oglasza: Wedlc
~nadcsziego tn donicsic1ria bolszc-
wicy przcbudowywujq tor kolcjo-
Wy Wilno-Orany ma szcroki tor
rosviski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

Ks. FranCisXNk Gordon. Moderator.
Ks ElEwund NDDeft. WiCe-Moderator.
WojcieCh +. SoSGa. Prezes.
Antoniua BaraHOwSEa. Wice-prezeSkA-
wojciech MenEicki. Wice-prezes
Tomas =. B~lSchowSEi. SeSretarz.
Julian SzczepaHski. Skarbnik.
Stanislaw Liczmahski. DyreEtor.
Jan MScicjeWSSi. Dyrektor.
Saucepan Imbiorski. Dvrektor.
Fra actSzka G!eschke. DyrektorSh
Mzrya lmhiOrskS. D~yrektorka.
k~onStancya Czekala. DyreEtorka-
Or. FranciszeS y. Dulak. Lekar7
Naczeiny.
Adv. wawrzyniec ZysmunL DorAdeA
Prawny.
sertruda Marchlswicz, Asyst Sekr. Gen.
GoDZINY BIURowE.
Biuro otwarte od stej rano do stej
wisczorsm. w sobots do l-si popo4u-
6niu). " czwartek vicczorem cd godzi
ia uro"zysts biuro z~amkntete
Wszeikie rsty nadsy@ac naleSy ma re-
90 Sskretarza G~eneralnego.
ON. :. BLACHowsKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
lass w. Division str, Chicago, Ill
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocZtoWo
fchecks. money orders stc.) nals4y wy
stRwtac ma organizaCye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Z przesy{ae pod adresem:
IEL. SzCzEPANSKI.
ass W. Division str. Chicago. III
Do czekow z poza miasta Chicago, do
fsczyc trzeoa 10c ma zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego.
I455-57 ". DIVISION UTICA
TeIefOn Monroe 43O3.
Chicago, Ill
VA dTuxiem ptetrIe Emachu
,DzfeHnika ChicngoskfegOS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
CHINCZYCY w MOSKWIE.

Na~Szawa. ..lIromadlkl
DumNa" komunikujc. &c W o9tat
Mich czasach odbyl sic W Moskwic
kongres Chihczyk0w, IS dcelga--
tow reprczcntowalo 100000 lud-
noSci c~hiiiokici.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
PoH1kujGs WaGH - Cytaj pIf13a
o~xioezenia pod rubryta .PRACA" n
szualtaeh DZIESSTKA CHICAGO
sKIEGO.

DZIrNNIK CHICAGOSKI zamIcsz.
ia vicccj drohnych o=ioszch, ani"el'
ws7rstkir innc ~lzirnniki polSkie " Chi
ago raZem wziete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
KTO WINIEN Re ZAWIESZE-
ME o z ROSYA ME
NASTAPILO w R. 1919?

koclnigswusterhauscn.
.,Temps' wskazujc ia to, &c "a.
wieszenie broni miedzy Polska /
Rosya bylo motive juz we wrzc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
MAClERZ POLSKA.

lest organizacya laczacs mlod1teS poll
Ska obotG pfci Y pracach n~aukowych.
patryotycJnych i bratniej pomocy Ola
podnieS;enia ducNa moralnoSci dooro-
bytu W SpOFecZenstwie. q ~SZCZsSolnie
niedzy miodziezI polSka. Ma poSmier-
sne od LAT "a do As. Ma cz}onE0w Sto-
Earzyszonych. bez oSraniczenia wieku.
zaiozona 1897 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

DE rz2du tolcrowaly to niby
&c pozwalaiv ma to-. Pisaiy o
ten wszvstkic ~zydowskic patrony
W .Amcrycc, - iak llerSzko
Bernstein. jak Morgenthau / inni,
Il W AngIii. sam ptjsaty lord
samuel.
Ma mic byiy nasze zaprze-
czenia, ma mic polskic ~Swiadcctwa
dowody - Poiacy ME dostali "a
cyi. nj uznania pred Swiatem. DO
by,e szlachcic jerozoiimski PREY
siegal, &c pogromy W Polsce by
Fv. re niewiunych zydkow tam
no i ia TO ME by4o
:ady zadncj.
~
policye goni4...
Gewalt!... MorderStwo!...
Mech mas wSzystkie Judy
bronia....
",ee nd "'l'N'' ~
I'eEa
"o|'e Pos'on w " =
'"o'" |u"'"'o"!'" "N"N>
NV" "ESz"rSSE >Eoi"'F N"'''S
VS.! I'|!'14N' ,.
l '|o'nr|2' >'E nag
~ "a Pe''.auN''' =,
\ Wc'a|: oS'o""' u" ]''
/brodn'a! Wr/cSZS|9 |!oo"
kupy!
Pytal2 UrZyunicy HdZ'cz -
czylc trupy,
lie omar PoDtytn - |"O''HC'
czy WIedz2
..Nu CO jest; lee"F |!u =,
lie tn7n"PE tai"
\ klcdy na9Ze Wtadz', na'i ing
zaufan'a PuO1c|i'eso
'olasnial&c moty"a ne Pos'o
now, tecz nieznacznyen aOu'%e'
-aSziEch r. | oWoz'e'
|!oo" -..-o
PrZec'"No
Soto"l q
'Fzeo'em N'en':0n m s,s SD IS,
.,.:. -
,I,,a|
'Sorz &c Os'' po1..a 49,.
"S'ou I:-G.
co h'e,i'ldPd'
.'Se"adt I'D SWAT |1
/ zaParIi SIG lego oo go.
zen'a = n'eW,n"e 0''N,! Po
lntTyS' Pots'"'eso O"'
st"" 49,. "'E' H'9" nA .a,,.o"
sie'' So''"n&e' Iyo
DO i''l1t p'ei''0
sWlecie '
tel zhae%%'
.Alisei pFzysz,o fe'az hS]pSAN'
.zlWsze SPF~" 1|e"'e
w'Stego sent!men'u z!0O" u
see:
Go'@zeWieNa No'!4 0'o :
POI PoI=Hl Za!!'a' P'4"'' P0u
arsza"G dotaF'a' "'ev JA>
daleko doszfE s~ow'eek'e band! j.
TAX oaIeho zyo%i 'FNNy"
sic z nieni! 70 miSStae" Po '.'1.
steczkach ent pierWsi zAAi&oa''
sowiety lokalne' Wszedzle 0p0"
Wtaoa!l sic po sNEoNlc "SN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

MeSoJDte stanu Uszedse zvd-
dsqjq sic I'd sdaniu, Ee Hiusi ist-
nice sJednoczono, niesdIeSnG !
SGMoEZQdnG PoISkd
- Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
z Text R~edakcyjnej.

4 zostawiono i'm ia zachete pejsy
i brodziska - fakt artentyczny,
W telegramach i correspondent
cyach opisywany. Moze to ich je-
szcze tez ~prowadzil ow .~jenera{'
bolszewicki, co to go rGwniez O.
pisywano pare dni ternu w angicl-
skich gazetach, re jechai w biafy
dzien na koniu w cylindrzc / we
fraNu. jeno portugalll ME
posiadai W swoim .,rynsztunku"
i bosemi pietami po zebrach chu-
dych macai ,,chabeta'.. Chot
bieda W Polsce ale sic IA pewnic
uradowali ludziska samym Wldo-
klein takiego ,,feldmarszalka" Dol
szewickicgo bez p....
Nicchzc ia bedzie, jako by}o-
TART ma box: jedna rzecz Jas
krawo Z tel calej historyi SIG po-
kazujc: mianowicic, &c zydzi sta
nell Z bolszewikami przeciw Pol.
sec - znowu. I Gziwny zbieg o.
kolicznoSci przytem zachodzi: W
Whine pred rokiem zgora
zdajc sic - wladze wojskowe Pol
skic osadzily Smiercia zydowskich
bolszcwik6w; zydzi okrzyczeli to
pogromem i utrzymywali, re oni
tam mic z boiszewizmem ME ma
ia wsp6lnego, ot6z teraz, obccnie
Z tesoz samego Wilma, gdy je
znow bolszewicy zaje,i, a zydzi
mySleli. re juz calcj Po,scc Ina
pohybcl" przyszio, &c juz kaput.
= I tcgoz samcgo wilma zydzI
urzadzi,i sobic owa bolszcwicka
brigade ma przekonanie swiata
caIego, re oni wlaSnie So Z bolsze-
wizmem, jak faktem jest, re oni
So sauna dusza bolszewizmu / pre-
wodnia graja w MIN role.
Doniesicnia z polski stNicrdza
il. il tax ogromnic wieIc zydoW
poiaczylo sic W Polscc L wkracza-
j2cymi ! zajmujqcymi miasta j
miasteczka naSzc bolszcwikami.
&c teraz. gdy bolSzcwikow preck
przepedzono, zydow wieiu mic
moglo pozostat ma mieiscu. tax
byli shompromitowani. vice mu-
sie,,i uciekat precz Z najczdzcami
razem - a potcm ich maSy VOL
ska polskic o~garniaiy tci razcm z
Moskalami. W'ielu zydow wladze
nasze wojskowe pc miastach
! miasteczkach sadami wojenny.
Mi sadzily juz i karaly, p7zyczem
stwierdzono, IL zydzi owl $50
wiety' pierwsi urzsdzali i wySlu-
giwali sic wrogom, a We znaki sic
dawali ludnoSci polSkiej i chrze-
scijanskiej: takich vice iak zdraj-
cow potraktowano - odrazu kuia
i ma mic lepszego ME z~ashuzyli
.jeszcze i kuli ma tych oczajdu-
Sow szkoda by}o.
Gdy sic tam uspokoi - moze
zydzi znowu beda pred swiatem
lale rozwodzic i znow sic beds
~s;ariyii, re i'm Poiscy ,,pogromy"
teraz urzadzaii - ale jul i'm chy-
ba SWAT ME uwierzy tax iatwo,
jak dotychczas, DO w tenn, iak sic
zydzi ostatnio wobec inwazyi Dol
szewickiej zachowali - jasno
wystapila prawda niezbita, dowo-
dn;e okazai sic ich zdradziecki.
wrogi PoIscc sentyment.
LAX wielu zyd0w sta}o sic Win
nymi tcgo scntymentu - tel no
wei krzywdy ! zdrady wzglcdem
Polski, - dowodza donicsicnia
urzedowe Z niektorych okolic, =
Ntovych raportujs komendanci, re
tam wiekszosc aydow miejsco-
wych poszsa z bolszewikami pre-
civ Polakom, wiec gdy wielu z
tych zdraicow wy}apano, zapytu-
ia, co z mimi zrobic, Doc truduo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

RsGd ndrodu przes ndr6d dd
HoTodu. ME zginie z poUterSchni
EfeHIL
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

.AliSci patriotic swiecie prze-
cic i armia zydowska pow-staia.
jcsli mic Gala. to iakas jej brygs-
Otto zydki z wilma UREA
dzily korpus ochotniczy pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

wych poszia z bolszewikami pre-
civ Polakom, wiec gdy wielu z
tych zdrajcow wyiapano. zapytu-
ia, co z mimi zrobic, Doc truduo
w~szystkich wystrzelac - gdyzby
polowe chyba przyszSo wytracic,
a drugs polowe skazaeby naleza1o
ma kary w~iezienne "a zdradzieckie
wyslugi wzglsdem wroga; wielu
tez sniercia sic karac ME chcc,
DO - aibo to nlodziaki, albo ko--
biety... Oto macie prawe j szla-
chetne usposobienie polskie: ma
wet wrogom i zdraicom okazujq
zmiIowanie i wyrozumienie!. -.
cato mas, CT sami, ktorych tam
dis szczedza, pred Swiatem
czernic i potwarzyt beda L..
Niechaj-ze tam bedzie, jake
bye musi. ale Polska bedzie mu-
sia4a po tel wojnie jakos przecie
stanowczo zabrae sic do zydow-
silva nieprzejednanie wrogie-
go i ukroeic je i W karby ujae do
brze, leby to nj W kraju, nj poza
MIN W swiecie szkodzic nam ma
dial ME mogio.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-19
Sheriff Sale. mo. 1882.
First State Bank
vs..
Eugene Blanchard.

Notice is hereby given that by vir.
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the 26th Judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash.
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, March 6, 1920
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, be-
ing and situated in Washington Par
ish, Louisiana, to-wit:
LOIS 80 and 40 in Block 131 in the
City of Bogalusa, as shown by the
map Of the Great Southern Lumber
Co., together with all rights, servi.
tudes and appurtenances belonging.
Terms of sale Cash without benefit
Of appraisement.
This the goth day Of January, 1920.
], 2, Batemsu, Sheriff,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-19
Police Jury Proceedings.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Ward 7--R. D. Ball, Arthur Grain.
Ward 8-W. E. Warren, Charles
Thomas.
Ward 81. W. Carter, S. W.
Wilkes.
At large-D. E. Sheridan, j. B.
Lindsey, w. H. Sullivan, Judge P. B.
Carter, F. B. Bateman, D. r. john
son, ]. R. Leslie, c. S. E. Babing-
ton w. E. Bickham and G. j. Gayor.
On motion by 7. D. Foil, seconded
by s. S. Thomas, public road, be-
ginning at Hays Creek and running
in q southernly direction to intersect
Stallings' road near 0. W. Haley's
place, same to be maintained by the
Parish was granted. Carried.
On motion made and seconded, the
following bills were allowed and or
dered paid:
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-19

Friends of John II. Overton, Of
Alexandria, prepared to make a
hard campaign to make him ma.
tional committeeman from Louisi-
ana.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-19
BAB|NCT0N'S
Big Store News
Farm
Implements

and we beg to announce that
our stock of all kinds of
farming tools and nipple
ments is complete and the
prices are right.
If you are going to make
a crop Of
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-19

appear H1S
mess the Board stood adjourned to
meet on Friday the 18th March,
1920.
J. R. LESLIE,
President.
w. E. BANISTER,
Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
WOULD CHANGE
ARMISTICE DAY
Legion Tank Corps Post No,
l9 Will Ask Wilson to
Make Hete Nov. II.

Asking that President Wilson
change his proclamation of the cele-
bration of Armistice Day from No
vember IA to November II, Tank
Corps Post. No. 19, of the American
Legion, meeting last night in the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce,
passed a resolution to that effect.
The resolution reads: BE it re-
solved that the Tank Corps Post,
No. 10, American Legion, go on rec
ord as being opposed to Armistice
Day being celebrated November II.
and that President Wilson be re-
quested to change his proclamation,
if possible, in order that Armistice
Day will be celebrated on November
II, the actual day of the signing of
the armistice ending the world war.
And, be it further resolved. that a
copy of this resolution be forwarded
to department headquarters for
transmittal to national headquar-
ters."
other American Legion and vet
Grams organizations which have
been combating the Presidents
plan, have now advanced a counter
which will effect a COM
promise.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
FEAST
ASF1RE RACES
Flue y Willard Ablaze
WhAes Financiers Make
Merry.

While nearly $50 bankers of Fed
erar Reserve Banks were making
merry in the banquet hall of the
Willard Hotel early last night and
scores of other conventioning fnan-
ciers weSe chatting in groups in
the lobby, two companies of fire.
men were fighting a blaze in the
building to the ignorance of all its
occupants excepting a few employees
and guests.
The flames were confined to a fiue
running from kitchen stove and
were extinguished without damage.
Accumulated grease. ioosened aud
drawn up the fue~ by suction fan,
became ignited and a dense volume
of smoke poured from the chimney
attracting hundreds of spectators.
Chemical Engine Company No. 16
and Truck Company No. extin-
guished the flames by pouring chem
iCals down the fiue from the tenth
floor. A hose WAS run up the Four
teenth street side of the building.
Several guests were alarmed on
discovering a cloud of smoke rolling
down a corridor on the ninth floor.
They made haste to descend in the
elevator and on reaching the ground
floor learned of the fire. and that
II had been eXtinguished Smoke
found its way into the corridor
through the open door of a service
elevator.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
JAIL BREAKERS
STILLATLARGE
Men Who Feled Keeper at
Sing Sing Are Speeding
Through Connecticut.

New York. Oct. 1S-Somewhere
in New England speeding along the
highways and the wooded roads a
high powered racing car is carry
ing George ]. Stiyers and Marcus
Bassett, the escaped Sing Sing pris-
oners. In the wake of the madly
careerinG car, with two occupants,
desperate and feverish for liberty,
are more than 100 men of a pur-
suing posse. bent on catching the
prisoners before they do further
harm.
The race between the two is lead
ing straight to the Canadian border,
where the two convicts expect free
dom. The whole chase has taken
on the sembIance of a movie thriller
Since Saturday night when the two
made their break for liberty from
Sing Sing after Telling three keepers
in a hand-to-hand struggle, their
trail has been one of robbery and
intimidation
The fugitives when last seen were
in a stolen automobile and wore
civilian clothes, taken from their
owners at pistol point. They were
headed in the direction of Bridge
PCA - SOAAA-S "hlSAA " as. a NOdDlllA6 III
their course.
Warden Lawes of the Sing Sing
Prison tonight issued a warning to
all the police departments in South
ern New York, Connecticut and
Massachusetts, that the runaway
cOnvicts were still roaming through
Connecticut.
The fifty dollar reward for the
capture of each prisoner was doub-
led tonight by the warden.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
CRAP SHOOTING DRAWS
FIRE FROM JURIST

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 1S.-Charg-
ing the members of the grand in
quest for Ann Arundel County at
the opening of the Circuit Court
for the regular October term here
today, Judge Robert Moss. stressed
four points.
He referred to the "piggery"
plant. of Baltimore City, maintained
on Bodkin Creek in the upper sec
ton of the Third district, as a
menace, called attention to the i'm
portance of the county officials
rendering every possible assistance
and cooperation in the enforcement
of the Federal prohibition laws,
scored the disorderly conduct re-
ported to exist along the Annapolis
Baltimore boulevard and urged
diligent measures for the suppress
sion of wide open craps shooting"
and other forms of gambling said
to exist in Annapolis and other parts
of the county.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
REFUSES TO REVIEW
CHICAGO BANKER CASE

The United States Supreme Court
yesterday refused to review the
case of Charles B. Munday. the Chi
cago banker, convicted of embezzle-
ment and sentenced to serve an in
determinate term in prison.
Munday, who was president Of 4
Chicago bank was indicted on the
charge of violating State banking
laws in having accepted deposits al
though he knew that his bank was
unsound.
The court also announced that it
will take a recess from next Mon
day, to Monday. November s.
Arguments will be begun today
in a group of cases involving the
constitutionality of the Lever act.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
BANKER GETS
LEGS BROKEN
Aged Tennessee Delegate
To Convention Knocked
Down by Auto.

W. H. Featherstpne, So years old,
a banker % Decherd. Tenn, attend
ing the American Bankers Associa-
.tion convention, was knocked down
and both his legs fractured when
struck by an automobile on Four
teenth street northwest. opposite
the Willard Hotel, last night at
about s o'clock. The machine was
owned and driven by Frank w.
Harper, of l4ll Shepherd street
northwest.
Several firemen engaged in fight
ing a small blaze in a kitchen fiue
Of the Willard, to watch whose
work Featherstone had left the ho-
tel and crossed the street, picked
up the aged financier and placed
him in Harper's car. One of them
drove the machine to Emergency
Hospital while Harper supported
the injured man on the rear seat.
Featherstone's left leg was broken
a few inches above the ankle and
the right leg slightly fractured just
below the knee. He prevented the
machine from running over him by
grasping the fender.
Scores of bystanders. watching
the fremen. witnessed the accident.
Several shouted when they saw the
auto headed north, bearing down on
Featherstone, who apparently did
not hear. He is slightly deaf, il
was learned at the hospital.
At No. l police station il was said
no police action will be taken until
Featherstone RECEIVERS.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Miss Boardman Declares
City Can Get More Under
Present Arrangement.
AID
Essential Step Declared to
Be Getting Floor P Privileges
For Capital Heads.

Declaring representation in Con-
gress to be less desirable than estab-.
lishment of a custom allowing the
District Commissioners on the floor
of the legislative bodies, Commis-
sioner Mabel T. Boardman, in an ad-
dress last night before a meeting of
the Central Citizens Association in
the Juvenile Court, 203 / street
northwest, put herself on record as
being opposed to Congressional rep
resentation in the form in which II
is being sought by most Washing
tonians.
IF the District should ultima tely
succeed in obtaining the ballot and
representation in Congress-" said
Miss Boardman, the most IL could
expect would be two men on the
floor of the House. Perhaps it would
be allowed but one. II these men
happened to be of a political faith
antagonistic to that in power in the
body they could do very little for
the District.
Nonpartizanship an Aid.
On the Other hand,' she con-
tinued, IF the commissioners were
allswed on the floor they could be
continually looking out for, and al
ways helping those measures which
were vital to the District TheE
nonpartizanship would always be
advantageous and would command
more respect and prestige than IL
they were elected by one faction or
the other"
Commissioner Boardman was an
troduced by Judge Katheryn Sellers
of the Juvenile Court.
Thomas Donovan was elected
president of the organization. other
officers bSng vice president, Charles
Fay; treasurer. J. A. Reinhart. and
secretary, John Mcmahon. Thomas
Donovan and r. H. McMakin were
chosen as delegates to the Fedora
tion OF Citizens Associations.
Oppose City Golf Links.
Following an address by A. j.
DrisColl, president of the Midcity
Citizens Association, in which he
pointed out the benefits to be OBJ.
tanned from inter r-citizen-associatiox
cooperation, "a resolution was
adopted expressing condemnation of
the use of large tracts of land in
Potomac Park for golf links and
voicing advocacy OF the conversion
of the property into gardens.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
SAY LEAGUERS
VIOLATELAW
Slush Probers Score Alleged
Overtures Made to For
eign Diplomats.

St Louis. Oct. 1s.-Certain officers
of the League to Enforce Peace are
guilty Of violating the Logan act
according to an opinion in a report
submitted to the Senate subcommit-
tee investigating campaign expendi-
lures late this sfternon by Don NJ.
Hunt, special attorney appointed to
investigate the activities of the
league.
The Logan act provides for a fine
of $4,000 His attack for any per
son not an authorized agent of the
United States government found
guilty Of in any way approaching
q forcing country regarding any
relations.
Hunts report states that Robert
Houston, secretary Of the League to
Enforce Peace: Theodore Marburg.
of New York, and at least one other
officer OF the league have violated
the Logan act, in his opinion.