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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

The Commissioner tDr. COPELAND OF
the Department OF HEALTH said that
during the emergency the rules OF the
Health Department forbldding the use
of soft coal would be relaxed, as II Is
regarded as of far more Importance that
the people Of the city shall be kept warm
than that the city snail be free from
smoke.--The World.
No rule of the Department of Health
forbids the burning of soft coal. nor
has any rule forbidding the burning of
soft coal ever been in effect here.
The regulation is against the ennis
sion OF smoke. fumes and similar
offensive products OF imperfect com
bustion. Thousands Of tons of soft
coal are burned in New York every
day without annoying anybody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
BURLESONIZED MAIL.
A Sample of the Postmaster. G GENERALS
Methods on View at Greenwich.

To THE New YoRK HERALD: Ever
since the morning OF October IL there
has been a pile OF United States mail
bags lying on the west bound platform
OF the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad at Greenwich. Conn. The
pile is about &c inches high and about
Is feet long. These bags are from half
tof three-quarters full " mail. and are
individually addressed to various States
in the Union. England. France and other
European countries.
Personally I have seen labels on the
bags for foreign countries. and also for
California, Pennsylvania. New Jersey,
West Virginia and a number of other
States
In the interests of those for whom the
mail is intended something ought to be
done to wake up those whose duty it Is
to forward the mail and shake down
Mr.. Burleson.
/ first noticed this mail on October
IL. / do not know how long it was
there previous to that date.
]. FRANCIS BooRAEM.
New York, october IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New Yorls-Fair to-day
and tomorrow. little change in tenn
perature: gentle 10 moderate winds.
rostly northeast to east.
For New Jersey-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row, little change In temperature: gentle TO
moderate winds. mostly northeast TO east
For Northern New England-Falr to-day
ana tomorrow; little change in temperature :
gentle 10 moderate north to east Winds
For Southern New England-Fair to-day
and tomorrow little change in temperature .
gentle 10 moderate winds. mostly northeast
to east.
For Western New York-Fair to-day. to-
morrow increasing cloudiness, little chan go
IN temperature; gentle TO moderate easterly
winds.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17-Pressure was
high to-day over the eastern half of the
country and II was low and falling over the
western half. There were local rains I'm
Texas, western Arkansas. southern Missouri
and In middle and northern sections west of
inc Rocky Mountains. The temperature con
tinues considerably above normal In practi-
caiiy all sections east of the Rocky Noun
tains and above normal to the westward
The outlook is for generally fair weather
III the states east of the Mississippi River
tomorrow and In the Atlantic States Tues
DAY, whiie local rains are probable Tuesday
nessee and the East Gulf States The tenn
perature viii continue above normal until
tuesday night in all sections east of the
Mississippi River
Observations at United States Weather
Bureau stations, taken at s i. M YESTERDAY
seVentn-fifth meridian time:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
Ernin Missouri.

He leaves Il TO the voters OF Mo"
A risky state 10 leave ~ to, though.
For there is q proverb quite well known
That folks from Missouri have to be shown
II Is all very well TO soar on high.
And repel with scorn and pass the lie.
Pull lofty poses theatrical faces.
But IT'S awkward sometimes 10 come down
to cases.
And folks IN this country. by and large.
Sort Of pause when you make a serious
charge.
Your station won't help, md your find the
Jury
Are, for the moment. all from Missouri
Msrrfr MonRis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
HISTORIC SAYINGS.
Two Great Students Of Human Nature
Warn Governor Cox.

To THE NEW York HERALD: Slogan of
1916: Vote for Wilson. he kept us out
CT war"
Slogan Of 1920: vote for Cox. Peace,
Progress and Prosperity"
Barnum said: "The American public
loves to be humbugged"
Hungry Joe, the eminent bunco
,teersr said There's a sucker born
every minute"
But they both said: You can't fool
the public twice with the same game"
Take note, Sly Jim Cox.
GEORGE T. Golfer
NEW YORK, October 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
The Haytian Mystery .

The only mystery about the charges
against the Marine Corps administra-
ton of affairs in Hayti is the delay
which has been tolerated, II not en-
couraged, by the Navy Department in
investigating them.
In his belated statement concerning
the outrages alleged to have been
committed against natives under for
NAL or informal sanction of officers of
the Marine Corps Secretary DANIELS
said on Friday:
General BARNETT reported 10 me
on January IL. 1920, that apparently
certain marines in Hayti had been
guilty of unlawful acts in the latter
part OF September 1919"
Secretary DANIELS in this sentence
admits that nine months before the
date on which he ordered rigid in
festigation by board Of inquiry into
the charges Of indiscriminate killing
Of Haytian natives by marines he
had knowledge of the reports on
which those charges were based. More
over, the Secretary was sufficiently
interested In the subject in January
to approve General BARNETT's sugges-
ton that the matter be gone into thor
oughly and that all guilty parties be
punished" But with this Secretary
DANIELS allowed the matter to drop
from his mind, apparently, and an ex
traordjnary thing happened. In his
own words, in August, seven months
after General BARNETT brought the
charges to his attention, inquiry was
made concerning them at the Navy
Department-it is not disclosed by
whom-and
mo report could be found in the
Marine Corps Headquarters and
cablegram was sent to General RUS
SELL in Hayti to ask about the result
OF the investigation of those cases
''He wired that the report had been
mailed in March.
when 1t could not be found I d.
rected General LEJEUNE and General
Butler to proceed TO Hayti to make
an investigation"
That Is, eleven months after the
occurrences ON which the allegations
Of outrage are based, and seven months
after the date on which Secretary
DANIELS admits they were brought to
his attention officially, the Secretary
was uniformed as to the facts in the
case, and was not even aware of the
non-receipt by the department OF n
report which was at least six months
overdue.
The charges touched the efficiency
and discipline of the Marine Corps
and the professional capacity and
military honor of certain officers Of
that splendid organization. Yet Sec
rotary DANIELS allowed the time to
slip away without insisting on a re-
port on them until the board of III
qulry he has ordered will begin its
investigation thirteen months after
the time of the incidents on which
they are founded.
Why was this astonishing delay
tolerated in matter OF capital
Importance?
Was ii the result Of foolish opinion
in some official mind that the thing
would blow over? Or was it merely
another instance of the genera in
eptitude and incompetence which char
acterize Democratic administration Of
the nations business?
Secretary DANIELS has frequently
asserted that he is humane man.
It seems unlikely that he would toll
crate the imposition Of unnecessary
suffering on IIaytians. The reason
able explanation of his inadequacy in
this matter appears to be that he
simply cannot do any better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
NEW ROCHELLE ENDS TRIP.
Liner Greeted at1lsavre I'm Open.
ing Service 90 That Port.

The Baltic Steamship Corporation has
received a cable announcing the arrival
at Hnvre OF the steamship New Ro-
chele. opening the first American SER
yice between that port and this. The
French received enthusiastically the new
liner. Her skipper Is Capt. Baisieux.
who is of French ancestry.
The New Rochelle also attracted at
tontion because of her history. having
been originally the German liner Ham
burg which took Col. Roosevelt on the
first leg OF his journey to Africa and
was once used by William Hohenzollern
when he was In the monarchical game.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Ontario has two aviators who are
going TO turn commercial rain makers
and will contract TO produce showers
by sending airplanes up to condense
atmospheric moisture by spraying the
clouds with liquid air" Rain makers
once depended on exploding bombs to
get precipitation. but new methods are
necessary in this sophisticated age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
They Were Coded by the Peace Treaty.

To THE NEW York HERALD: would
like TO know II the TrentIno and Trieste
were taken from the Austrians by force
Of arms or coded peacefully 20 the 1tal-
ians. IT. n.
NEW YoRR, october i6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
NotwithstandIng Warnings wide

Notwithstanding warnings widely
circulated and the change in the law
which makes careful inspection of ant
lers obligatory on deer hunters before
they shoot, the first day of the open
season this year saw an experienced
guide shot to death, not by a nervous
tyro in me wilds but by woodsman
familiar with all the ways Of the forest
folk. The tragedies of the hunting
season are not all to be charged to
those who have yet to learn what
buck fever is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
An Arkansn. prosnect.

RobcrfsviIic correspondence con'cdb Unif.
we are .,iad TO read about the Sheriff.
Mr.. Gordon, catching so many wildcats.
Hurry. Jim. and come this way, for RS
booze all over the camp and . snake on
every big hiii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Mrs. JOHN SHERwIN CROSBY sum-
marizes her reasons for leaving the
Democratic ranks by saying that
there was too much asking CHARLIE d"
in the administration of Democratic
party affairs. Alas for the traditions
of Tammany Hall Are women voters
going 10 refuse TO "see the Chief?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
10 the use for republication OF all news des-
patches credited 90 u or not otherwise
credited IN this paper and also tho local
news published herein.
All rights 81 republication OF special des-
patches herein arc also reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

osark correspondence Ciorksvnls Herald
Democrat
The weather has been 10 cool We had 90
resort 70 our winter clothes. and them nssrly
worn OUT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Popocatepet is reported to be in
eruption. Well. in Mexico IL 1t isn't
VILLA Il has TO be something else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS

Highest temperature, 6S, at 1880 p.
Lowest temperature. 81. at @ A. M.
Average temperature, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
Rainfall
Temperature. Bar last "a

observations at United States Weather
bureau stations. taken at +. NJ. yesterday.
seventh-fifth meridian time
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
USUNIECIE ZBYTECZNYCH
w WASHING
TOME.

Washington, 1. maja. - Ia
przykiadem wzorowych gospodyii
ktore z wiosna skrzetnie zaglada-
ja w kazdy kaclk domu i wymia--
taja wszelki brud, reprezentant
Nelson w swej movie w lzbie
podczas rozprawy mad ustawa o
pensyach sluzby publicznej pro-
ponowai gruntowne odczyszcze--
ME rzadu z urzednikow mic ME TO
biacych, a pobierajacych CRUDE
pensye, zwiaszcza W tych depar-
tamentach, ktore powsta}y pod
czas wojny, a ktorych sic namno-
zyio jak grzybow Pc deszczu, Ty-
STAGE ich mozna bez zadnej Szko-
DIV ola dobra publicznoSci oddalic,
a Cd innych Powinno size zdaniem
domagac wydatniejsze
piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
WYDZIAL BANKOW STA
NOW ZJEDN. o SYTUACY1
w KRAJU.

Washington, l. maja. - Wiele
przyczyn ~zlozyio sic W ubiegSym
miesiacu ma stosunAi nienormal-
ne Jake zapanowa}y W kraju oraz
ma drozyzne pod ktora jeczy phi
bllcznoSc. Przedewszystkiem brak
rqk do piracy ma pohudniu / prawie
wszedzie po calym kraju spowo-
dowal podwyzke artykulow zyw-
noSci, strajk kolejowy sParalizo--
wal transportacye; do tego wziac
trzeba pod uwage, re w~ydatnosS
piracy jest mata i wogole brak pro-
duktywnoSci dale sic odczuc'
brak pomocy ma iarmach jest fax
tycznie alarmujacy. kredyty ban
k6w ooieraja sic ma zdrowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
POWSTRZYMANA EGZE-
KUCYA.

Ossining, N. Y, 1. maja. -
Zaledwie tylko ma ki!ka godzin.
.przy.zedf telegraiiczny rozkaz "a
wieszenia wykonania wyroku
Smierci cd g~ubernatora Smrtha
pred czasem, gdy Jozef Milano,
James Cassidy, J6zef Usesof
Charles McLoufghlin mieli bye
straceni ma krzeSle elektrycznem
"a morderstwo popelnIone ma a
gencie kolejowym Ottonie Fialo.
Podobno MiIano w o~statniej chwi-
Ii mial zeznac pred dozorca VIE
z~ienia, re on jest sprawca zaboj-
silva, a dozorca Lawes W tel
chwrli zatelefonowa} do guberna-
tora Smitha i doniosi mu O zez-
naniu Milana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

obecnego gubernatora Allen, mo-
re znalezc rowne sobie tyhko W
rstawodawstwie rosyjskiego Le-
nina i Trockiego, W ich urzadze-
mach sowieckich. Wywola1o to
wie,kie uiezadowolenie u konser-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
PIERWSZA KOBIETA PRO-
o w A L

Cleveland, o., 1. maja. - kata-
rzyna T. Bryce dostapita pierwszA
.pomiedzy kobietami zaszczytu
~nalezenia do grona p~rofesorow ma
uniwersytecie w Yale. Poprzed--
Mo byla ona asystentka suPerin-
tendenta szkolnego w Cleveland,
a pozniej W uznaniu jej zdolnoSci
zamianowano ia profesorem ele--
mentarnego wyksztalcenia w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

watywnei czesci zgromadzenia,
powsta}y swistania i krzyki TAX
re mowca musiai przestac movie,
Prezesem Izby zostai wybrany
Jozef H. Defrees Z Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
SKAZANA MA Is LAT VIE
ZIENIA.

Nowy York, I. maja. - Mobile
Steiner, liczaca % lat, skazana
zostala "a szpiegostwo ma 10 lat
w~iezienia w Jefferson. Mo. Czyni=
la ona starania ably jej pozwolono
widziec ie Z rodzicami, jednakze
sedzia John c. Knox odm6wi} jej
PrOSbie. Wyrok W jej sprawie "a
padf jeszcze w pazdzierniku 1918
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

spos5b unicestwii on plany rza-
du, stanai i'm ma przeszkodzie. w
obec takiego postepowania asy-
stenta sekretarza Piracy przeszlo
piec tysiecy aresztowanych ko--
munistow i wszelkiego rodzaju
radykalow Pozostaje ma wolnoSci.
Jackson H. Ralston, obronca a.
systemic Posta, jest zdania, re ca
Ia jego wilma byEo, re W wielu wy
okazai ludzkoSc mad
uwiezionvmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

wywolania strajku. Postepowanie
sadowe bedzie prowadzone pre-
civ MIN talk w Nowym Yorku jak
i W New Jersey. ProhDrator CAT
fey powstrzyma sic z postepowa-
MEM sadowem w Nowym Yorku
do czasu, az sic ukohczy sledztwo
w Newarku. Obecnie ~pozostaly
tylko echa i wspomnienia pc
strajku, wedhlg sprawozdania u
rzednikow r6znych lindj kolejo--
wych.
z P~OSIEDZENIA IzBY HAN
DLOWEJ.
Atlantic City, 1-go maja. -
Prawie ma zakoiczeniu posiedze-
MIA osmej konwencyi lzby handle
wei zabra{ CLOS Matthew VOL Z
Chicago, wiceprezydent amery-
kahskiej federacyi piracy, i W O.
becnoSci kilku tysiecy uczestni-
kow konwencyi oswiadczyl, re
ustawodawstwo w Kansas regu-
luiace Drace. a popierane prZez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

dol, a w samym 1919 roku zrobiI
czystego dochodu' Is milionow.
Rownoczesnie z tymi strasznymi
zyakami jake ia wielka kompania
robi, drozyzna ubran sic wzmaga,
i wzrosla o 1T procent cd. 1914
roku. PublicznoSc zas, lie razy sic
rpomni, re ia dra, s}yszy jedne
znana Spiewke, re robotnik droz-
sly, re materially drozsze, re
stra!lki kolejowe winny drozyznie,
Igdy tymczasem liczby wykazuja
zupe}nie co innego.
lOJCIEC OSKARzONY o TOR
CoRKI.
Montreal, Kan, 1-go maja.
Pred kilku dniami zostala ska
zana macocha Marie A. Houde ma
powieszenie "a straszne ~znecanie
sic mad 16-toletnia pasierbica.
ktorq w kohcu zmusila do wvpi-
cia trucizny. Rownoczesnie sledz-
two wyhryio, re i ojciec bra} u
dial w tel zbrodni. Lava przysie-
glych skazaia rowniez wyrodne-
so OLGA "a zabojstwo.
CENA DZIENNIKoW IDZIE.
w GORE.
Paterson, N. J., 1-go maja. -
Ze wszystkich stron kraju docho-
dza skargi, re cena papieru niemi-
fosiernie poszla w gore, re mate
ryaly, maszynerya i praca wiecej
z kazdym dnie1n kosztuje, przeto
wiele dziennikow chociaz ME
cbetnie, ale podnosi cene, by sic
mogiy PREY egzystencyi utrzy-
mac. Try dziennrki, wychodzace
W Patterson, Cd logo maja row.
.niez podniosa Gene z dwu ma try
Gently.
AKCYA sTANoW ZJEDN. BY
ZASADZIc PRZEWoDCoW
STRAJKU SAMOZWAN-
CZEGO.
Nowy York, 80. kwietnia. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych roz
.poczal juz kroki ably pociagnqc do
odpowiedzialnoSci przewodcow /
sprawcow samozwaiiczego strajau
kolejowego. Prokurator okregowy
J0zef Bodine W Newarku powo}al
calv szereg Swiadkow w sprawie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
ma dztsiaj. Moze bedzie on miai
szczssliwsza reke W wyszukaniu
wyJscia z zawiiego Pofozenia.
STAN INDIANA "a JoHNSo-
MEN.
MEM.

MEM.
Gary, Ind, 1. maja. - Sympa-
tya Prawle w caf-m Stanie zwra-
ca sic XII sen. Johnosonowi, jake
kandydatowi na przyszego Prey
denta Stanow Zjedn. Gale taste
Ply sfuchaczy zapelnia}y hale W
ktorej Johnson miai przemawiac.
kiedy wSr6d swej podrozy wy
borczej dotarl nareszcie do Gary,
Ind, wczoraI o 9tej godzinie, "a
sta} Johnson takie olbrzymie thu
my. re pieciu policyantow musia-
10 bardzo ciezko pracowac, ably
utrzymac porzadek.. Wiele osob
ME mogfo sic dostac ma hale tea
tralna, ably wysluchac mowy pro-
gramowej kandydata. Zdaje sic, re
Johnson obali wszelkie rachuby
swego wspofzawodnika, generala
Wood.
Michigan City, /. maja. - Ia
pal, jaki ogarna} ludnoSc caiego
Stanu "a kandydatura senatOra
Johnsona mozna ocenic z tego, re
robotnicy, ably usiyszec lego mo-
we pozjezdzali sic z dalekich stron
do twtejszego miasta ! wiasnego
wyro6u afiSzami poozdabiali siu-
py telegraficzne / budynki nawo-
iujace ludnoSc do giosowania "a
Johns9nem powiadaj9c. re maja
dose obecnej administracyi, Hala
Sadowa wype4nifa sic wkrotce,
wielu pozostac musiafo ma polu
tax, re Johnson osobno przema--
wiai do licznie zgromadzonych
siuchaczy Poza murami sadu.
Probne giosowanie dale ogro-
nina wiekszoSc Johnsonowi mad
swym p-zeciwnrkiem gen. Wood.
JESZCZE w SPRAWIE
POSTA.
Washington, l. maja. - Komi-
tet regul W ciagu daiszym zasta-
nawia sic i wchodzi W czynnoSci
asvstenta sekretarza Piracy Posta.
Johnson oSwiadczyi pred komi-
tetem immigracyjnym, ktorego
Jest prezesem, re posiada dowo--
dy, IL Post uniemozliwii przez
swe PostePowanie Z aresztowany-
Mi radykaiami, ~zgniecenie najbar
dziej wrogiego rrchu w kraju, ia
kim Jest ruch anarchiStyczny.
Rad czynil wszelkie mozliwe
wysifki. ably urwac ieb hydrze, a
tvmczasem Post aresztowanych
wvpuszczah la wolnoSc. W ten
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
COLORADO DOMAGA SIZE
SILNIEISZEGO PIWA.


Denver, Colo, /. maja. -
Wniesiono tn ma rece sekretarza
stanowego proponowana popraw-
Ike do stanowej konstytucyi, ably
uzvskac zezwolenie ma wyrob pi-
wa O sile cztero procentowej al
.koholu. Jezeli petycya zostanie
uwzgledniona, postanowili obywa-
teIe agjtowac "a przeprowadze--
MEM prawa tego w calym Stanie,
.podczas wyborow przypadalqcych
w listopadzie.
Albany, N. Y, 1. maja. - Sta
.nowy departments akcyzowy PREY
.gotowuje sic do wydawanra licen-
CYL ma piwo, skoro tylko guberna-
tor Smith podpIze ustawe o ma
pojach uchwalona przez leglsla-
ture. Herbert S. Sisson, stanowy
komisarz akcyzowy prawie Jest
pewny, re gubernator pOdPlsze u
stawe uprawniajaca do sprzeda--
w DIVA O 2,75 proc. alkoholu.
GAZETY w ST. LOUIS
%PODROzEJA.
St. Louis, /. maja. - Wydaw-
nictwo Globe Demokrat' podno-
81 cene tego dzienn;ka Z > ma J
Gently, a "a wydanie niedzielne be-
da musieli c~zytelnicy p}acic "a
Mast 5, dziesiec centow cd dnia
dzisiejszego. Wszedzie tie same
przvczyny powo1uja zwyzke W
Genie gazet.
IZBA WYSYLA
IREPREZENTANTA Ma ZBA--
DAME STOSUNKoW HAM,
z ROSYA.
Atlantic City, 1-go maja. -
Pomiedzy wieloma wnioskami ia
kie czlonkowie Izby handlowej a
merykanskiej ma rocznej konwen-
cyl p~ostawili, jest mysl wys}anla
oscbnej komisyi do Rosyi, celem
zbadania stosunkow handlowych,
oraz wybadania grrnltu, czy by
toby mozliwa rzeczq ola kapltafu
amerykaiskiego w tych czaSach
nawiazac handel I krajem, W kto-
Irym ustawicznie sic jeszcze toczy
w~ojna.
WALCZY z DROzYZNA
CENY IDA w GORE.
Washington, 1-go maja. -
Urzedmcy stanowi zaPowladaJa
Wake Z drozyzna, uStanawlaJa
MOVE przepisy przeciw zdzler-
stwu, a drozyzna zamiast sic
zmniejszac, ustawicznie sic
wzmaga. LudnoSc jeczy pod Gle
zarern r6znych podatkow, pod Gle
zarem strasznych cen ubrania, zy
wnoSci, a wielkie kompanie gro
NADIA miliony do swych rezer--
wowych funduszow, rozdaja mi
liony swym udziaiowcom, a Rad
ma to patrzy i uwaza re sPesnla
swoj obowiazek wobec Publpczno
sci. Ma dowod jak sic kompaniom
powodzi W tych ciezkich czasach
straik6w i drogosci r%obotnlka,
Mich posiuza liczby urzedowe Je,
dnego wieikiego trtDstu welniane-
90 w Ameryce. Otoz ten trust cd
roku 1914 do 1919 podniosl swoj
tan;tat p osrniu do 81 miliOnoW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
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Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
To Seek Reconciliation
~ As.naiAia.l prr.a

CHICAGO Nov. Efforts at rc.
cancellation Tor the purpusc ~ avoid
ine u lase tall war IN ihp major lea.
CUES VIII h. mad, here tomorrow at "A
Joint meeting u club owners ~ the
National and American Leagues Th.
meeting was agreed upon when tho
The other dav while thor, On present
wurring factions met in Kansas 'Ity
their sides ~ the controversy. h,fHf,
the minors
~ this session John \ H,ydl.r anf
~ u. johnson, presidents uf ~. Nat.
iunal and American leagues. rcspr,.
lively lawyers. struugtaphprs and
other attaches. viii be- barred, ana only
The men financially interested IN M,
two leagues viii b" present The meet
INK l. 20 D. Informal and mo- record -
what takes place will be- made
Each club owner Is expected tp speak
Tor himself and give his opinion as o.
the h'st means for tho reorganization
- the game su as tu hring uhuui p'uey.
tn" maguat-s are scheduled to convene
ut nuun After the joint meeting al
iournmvn' VIII take place. Will. each
league viii deliberate on the proceed.
inAs Tor "a final report IN the even.
INK another joint meeting will b, held
and u b. said that some decisive action
VIII L. taken. which will mean peace
between the warning factions.