davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

kazdej innei ~potrzebie Ojczyzny,
ktorej Sprawl - ponad wszystko
- nam.
Ale - ma chwile dzisicjsza -
potrzeba nam czegoS wiecej, jak
wzmiankuiemy, niz tylko wezwan
do jednomySlnego pomaga--
MIA tn: - my chcemy wiedziec,
co sic dzieje - tam! SpoSeczen-
stwo iaknie tych wieSci, dener-
wuje sic ich brakiem tego ME "a
spokoi sic frazesem jednym i dru
GIN. Z agency telegraficznych
gazet angielskich wieSci So
nam niedostateczne i niemiaro--
dame - dlatego poProsilismy
PoSelstwo o zniesienie sic Z VIA
dzami w Warszawie i ma podsta-
vie otrzynanych stamtqd wiado-
mosci informowanic o sytuacyi
Prasy polshiej i amerykanskiej.
Zdaje sic nam, IL akcya tego ro-
dzaju Jest bardzo wskazana, ley
w bezpoSrednim - najblizszym j
nader waznym interesie POlski
vice ME powinna bye z%aniedbana,
nj odkiadara.
kazde slowo, zawierajace OPT
ME powazna re strony Poselstwa
Polskiego przyjmiemy wdziecz--
ME, bynajmniej ME domagajac
sic informacyi - ME przeznaczo-
nych ma fora publiczne, ale MECH
re to tez rzeczywiscie beda OPT
ME powazne, a ME same tylko slo-
wa. ably spoieczenstwo czytajac
je, dowiadywaio sic Z Mich cze-
Cos, krzepilo sic niemi, a ME "a
wodziio sic ma Mich / ME znieche-
Gallo sic do przykiadania do mich
wagi odpowiedniej, i'm naleznej
Jeszcze raz upraszamy Posel'
stwo Polskie imieniem wieloty-
siecznych rzesz naszego Pisma
wiadomoSci - ola mas / ola OBJ
cych: z proSba ia zwracamy ST
do whasciwej instancyi / we VIA
sciwy sposob,. Z nadziejq, re nit
doznamy zawodu i ME bedziem
potrzebowali szukac innych droE
celem otrzymania tych informa
cyl, ktore So tn potrzebpe nj
ola biahych celow, lecz ola u
trzymania po~zadanych i p~otrzeb
nych Sprawie Polskiej n~astrojoN
W Polonii amerykanskiej i W A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

tylko mole, a ME zwlekac, ME
odkiadac, BIO ami dwu pefnych
miesiecy juz ME many do agita-
cyl - przeto wezwanie \. dele
gaia Rozmusa, jego list i rezolu-
eye najgorecej polecamy uwadze
Rodakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
PoseIstWo PoIskie
Clos Zabiera...


mniej-wiecej tydzien temu, il
Redakcye trzech giownych dzien-
nikow polskich w Chicago wysto-
sowa}y byly jednoczeSnie artyku-
y redakcyjne, poSwiecone ODE
cneJ sytuacyi politycznej W Pol
see, wytworzonej pod wplywem
otenSywy rosyjsko-b olszewickiej.
oraz niepowodzen wojsk polskich,
w niej poniesionych; W artyku--
bach tych zaznaczono, jak ciezka
jest rola praSy wobec takich
precise, jake Polski udziaiem So
w tym czasie - i nastrojow, ia
kie wytwarzaja te wieSci tax
bardzo n~iepomySlne; ma tych
vice zaiozeniach oparto w kon--
kluzyi jednomySlna proSbe pod
adresem Poselstwa Polskiego, ia
ko jedynie ~powolanej politycznej
reprezentacyi Panstwa o jak mai
~rychlejsze informacye miarodajne
Z Polski, BY niemi wstrzymac i
stiumit plotki przesadne, poda--
wane przez piSma anglo-amery--
kanskie. wytwarzajace - panike
wSrod naszych, a szkodzace kre-
dytom i wogole sprawom polskim
wSrod obcych.
Cd czaSu owych naszych arty--
kufow - pierwszy CLOS re strony
Poselstwa, w iacznoSci Z sytua--
eva w Polsce otrzymaliSmy
wczoraj w komunikacie nastepu-
jacym:
Polska przezywa chwile pre-
iomowa. Wobec grozby wro--
giego najazdu Rzeczpospolita
wezwa}a do broni wszystkich
swoich synow, wezwaia caly
Narod. by iacznie i zgodnie wy
tezyi wSzystkie SHY do odpar-
cia wroga. l jak przystalo wiei-
kiemu narodowi w chwili ME
bezpieczenstwa. Nar0d Polski
skupii sic karnie we wspolnym
wysi}ku okoio Naczelnika Pan
silva ! wladz paistwowych. Me
ma dis W Polsce stronnictw.
niema sporow, ami wasni - Jest
tylko Narod Polski ufny i
zwarty, oddajacy zycie i mienie
ma uslugi Ojczyzny. Ca'y Narod
zrozumiai, re dopuSzcza sig
zdrady narodowej. kto W chwi-
Il niebezpieczenstwa drazni /
dzieli, kto wSrod smiertelnycfi
zapas6w stawia zawiSci stron-
nicze mad dobro Ojczyzny, kto
tenn podkopuje Jej silly ! oSfabia
ufnoSc do wladz i Naczelnika
Panstwa.
Poselstwo Rzeczypospolitej
ufa. re wierni synowie Polski,
korzystajacy Z goSciny Stanow
Zjednoczonych. uznaja wsPa-
niaiy przykiad jednoSci, jaki i'm
dale Narod Polski, "a przykaza
ME .narodowe. re i wSrod wy
chodztwa naszego, ktore Jaw
SEE odznaczaio sic patryoty-
zmem i ofiarnoScia, zamilkn9
wszelkie sporv, nieznaski stron-
nicze i wszelkie obrachunki O.
sobiste. Ma to czas bedzie, gdy
Ojczyzna wyjdzie z walk IVY
ciesko. Poselstwo ma nadzle'
je, re w chwili tax doniosie.
wszystkie stronnictwa wSrod
naszego wychodztwa z}acza sic
! razem, azeby Polsce W jej maj
ciezszej ~potrzebie przyjsc Z pc
moca moralna i materyalna, gdy
o MIA Poselstwo zaapeluje.
Zamieszczajac powyzsze - pc
..t. l -. JSS+I-; ckrnn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest organIzacya faczaca mlodDheS pol.
ska obojga pkci W pracach naukowych,
patryotyc1nych 1 bratniej pomocy dla
~podniesienia ducha moralnosci / dooro-
bytu W spo3eczehstwie. a S~zczsgolnie
miedzy mlodzieEa poIska- Ma poSmier-
the cd lat II do IS. Ma czfonkow Sto-
warzyszonych, beg ograniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

X. w. Rozmus wreczyI nam
wiasnie W tych dniach list otwar-
ty, jaki wystosowal DO t~utejszego
duchowiehstwa polskiego, pocho-
dzqcego Z G. Slaska. w sprawie
omawianej list ten przytaczamy
ponizcj w brzmieniu dosiownem :
List otwarty do Ksiezy Como
Slazakow W St. Zjednoczonych.
Wielebni Bracia Rodacy!
Decyzya konicrencyi Pokojo-
wei, Powo}ano nasza prastara
piastowska dzielnice do zade--
cydowania przez glosowanie o
jej politycznej przynaleznosci.
Mkt 7 mas ME wqtpi, re to Jest
chwila - zdaje sic - najwaz,
niejsza w zyciu politycznem
naszego ukochanego Slaska Cor
nego. To tez swiadomi naszego
obowi9zku wzgledcm naszych
braci I Ojczyzny, jak i tego ME
bezpieczehStwa. ktore i'm grozi,
odwazam sic, jake cz}onek de-
lcgat najwyzszej wladzy poi
skiej ma Slasku, Polskiego Ko--
misaryatu PIebiscytowego, pro-
sic Ksiezy gornoSlaskich, ably
zcchcieli podpisac ponizej u
mieszczona rezolucye. Rezolu--
eva ia. podpisana przez naszych
ksiezy ma wychodztwie, bedzie
najlepsza odpowiedziq ola eyer
manizowanych ksiezy gornosla-
skich pokroju takiego. jak Ks.
Ulitzka, Nieborowski i innych.
d najlepszym argumentem be
die przeciw ich baiamutnym
broszurom. Ona doda odwagi
tym, ktorzvby pod naporem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

D.
zowka w piracy ola setek a mo-
re tysiecy jednostek. Jezeli my
ME zrobimy tego, co do mas
nalezy, to ma pewno zrobia to
tacy, jak Ulitzka i inni, ale ola
mas ma niekorzySc. Przeto pro-
sze, ably kazdy Ksiadz gornoSla-
ski, ktory sic ma ~rezolucye zga-
dza, zechcial swoja zgode i ma
zwisko wysiac jak najpredzej
do mnie pod adres ponizszy:
KS. Wincenty Rozmus,
St. Stanislaus Rect'y.
Noble and Ingraham Str,
Chicago, III.
Rezolucya ia z podpisami be-
die jak najpredzej wyslana do
gazet gornoSlaskich celem opu-
blikoWania.
DO pisma powyzszego dolaczo
ma lest omowiona w liScie -
Wobec tel waznej chwili jaka
nasza Ojczyzna p%rzechodzi, gdy
sic spelniaja s}owa wieszcze, re
wszystkie jej dzieci maja INA
lezc schronienie pod skrzydia-
mi orfa biaiopiorego i wobec
tego faktu, re nasza ojczysta
prastara dzielnica Piastow
Slask, ma po 7miu setkach lat.
przez wolny CLOS swych dzieci
dac wyraz swej wolf, czy chce
bye ma nowo zfaczona z matka
Polska, czy tez pozostae nadal
w szponach najezdzcy pruskie-
go;
Wobec tego my jej .dzieci,
ktorym wrog odmowil miejscs
i chleba pod strzecha ojczysta,
tax, re represent tulae sic
musimy pc dalekm Swiecie, po-
mni ma stanowisko nasze ka--
p4anskie jak i ma obowiazek ma.
rodowy, odzywamy sic do ma
szych Braci ma Slasku Gornym,
majacych oddae "a siebie i "a
przyszie pokolenia sw6j CLOS,
ably sPELNILI TEN OBo-
WIAZEK JAK MA PoLA-
KoW PRZYSTOI, ODDA--
JAG SWoJ CLOS IA POL
SKA NASZA OJCZYZNA.
Mech ich nj namowy nj groz-
by, nj prosby niemieckie ME
skionia do zdrady wlasnego ma
rodu. My tutaj ma wychodztwie
z tesknota i z ufnoscia wygla-
danny tel chwili, gdy orzei biaiy
zajasnieje jake znak tryumfu ma
naszych starych grodach pia-
stowskich.
Screen i dusza z Wami, ME
zapomnimy o Was. WY ME
~zAPoMNIJCIE SPELNIc O.
BOWIAZKU WASzEGO!
KS. w. ROZMUS.
major wojsk polskich -
delegat Pol. Kom. Pleb.
*
Akcve ma rzecz Gornego Sla-
,ka popieramy najusilniej. Polecac
lei chyba ME trzeba rodakom tu-
tejszym. ktorzy znaja do%statecz--
ME z pism naszych jej ola Pol
ski doniosioSc - streszczajaca sic
W siowach: Slask musi bye nasz !
Niechajze kazdy ola sprawy tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
DARMO L
CIERPIACYCH MA ASTME
Nowy domowy frOdek kt6rego kA4dy
uiye mote bez ~przykrosd albo

uiye mote bez przykrosd albo
StIaty cxaSu.
Many nova, astme k~ontrolujac4 mo
tode / chcemy byscte ~sprobowah ta "a
nasz koszt. Wszystko jedno czy oierpi-
cIe jut Cd dAwna czy dyHawica dooiero
rozWija sic, cHy to wypadek przygodny
nlbo c~hdoniczna ASTHMA, ma
pasaE DO b~ezpiatna probe nasLej metody.
Me rob roznicy gd8ie mieszkacie, cGem
siS trudnioSe Tub lie lat hczy7e. tesli
c~ierpicIe ma astme, naSza metoda ulzy
vam natychmdast.
S~Dcoe66lnie chcielihysmy posAt tym
htorych wypad4d 50 be1nadMene. gd1e
wuzystkie ku:acye JAZZ wdychane, tuH1
opium preparacye, patent smokes, etc.
ME pon1ogfy. Chcemy - %iesS Ea4Ceinu
na1Iym kosztem, re ta nowo metoda u-
Ey oddyohaniu. charkaniu / innym Pc
dobnym napadom.
Ia bezphatna ofertA test N donAo1aa
By ohociaz nL jeaen Aei - e6wiea
fiszeie 81 81 r.zr.,czuLcls s. db<- Ne
przysytatcie pieniedx1. PrzyShjie 6n-
plaj ten nbnie509y kupon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

HcSoUie stdnn DSzedsie syd-
GzdJq sic I'D sddHiu, Se must ISL
nice sJednocsono, niesoIeSn0 1
s0EnoEyqdHG PoLskG
- WOODROW Wilson
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
Uncle Harry Talks About the
CalifOrnia-Japanese Question

eral laws which will regulate the
ownership of California land by
aliens. seven years ago. the Call
f0rnia Legislature passed a law
which said that aliens who are in
eligible io citizenship can not own
land i'm the state. but can only lease
10 for three years. Under our nation
al naturalization laws. The Japanese
are Ineligible TO citizenship so this
law prevented the Japs from owning
land In California
''NoW according TO some reports
from California, what happened was
This. aided by lawyers. the Japa-
nese ovaded the law by having the
deeds 90 their land made out in the
names of their children who were
born n California and who are,
therefore. not aliens Ineligible to
citizenship. but possible future cit
l izens OF this country. The parents
hy acting as guardians for their
children. really continue 10 own
land lust as before the law was
passed.
zone Of the proposed laws which
| the people of California are going Ia
vote ON This coming Election Day
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

limits the guardianship over real es-
tate 10 persons who are eligible TO
own property themselves, and as the
adult japanese residents Of Calf
ornia are not eligible-that is per-
mitted. to own land in the state
under the law passed seven years
ago. they will not under the new
law be eligible even to act as guard
ians for their children in the matter
OF owning land. Another one of the
proposed laws does away with the
right Of aliens who are ineligible to
citizenship TO even lease land for
three years. This will practically
prevent any Japanese in California
from owning land In their OWN name
or n the name Of their chlldren
What California and Toxic Say
THE Japanese Government in To-
kio. according 10 news dispatches
/ from that city, claims that the pro-
posed new law in California is IN
violation of certain agreements be-
tween the Japanese Government anC
our United States Government for ths
| protection Of the citizens OF eacl
country who may be living in, ol
visiting the other country.
"Californians, who are opposed e
| the Japanese, say that these new
laws are necessary TO protect th'
citizens OF the state. and their fam
lilies, from lower standards Of LIVING
/ which the Japanese are introducing
and which are not in keeping witt
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
How To Instantly Have
A Beautiful White Skin

astonish you. u makes the skin appear
white, transparent, smooth and veivety.
especially recommend It for freckles,
tan, sun spots, coarse pores. dark. sal
low, rough skin, ruddncss wrinkles. and
In fact, every hlemish the face, neck,
hands and arms are heir to. If your
neck Us dark one application Of this
combination viii make It look as white
as a N.Y. it Is absolutely harmless and
will not produce or stimulate a growth
Of hair. Since short sleeves are In vogue
10 is necessary to have beautiful hands
and arms and no matter how rough and
ungainly they may be or what abuses
they have had through hard work and
exposure 10 the sun and wind. this pre-
scrlprion will work a wonderful transfOr-
nation. Thousands who are using II
have had the same results as I have had
NOTE-To get the best effect be sure
to follow the complete directions con-
tained in every package Of
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
DERWILLO

and n Is so simple that anyone can use
A. and so Inexpensive that any girl or
woman can AFFORD IT, Department stores
and druggists guarantea that there will
he a noticeable improvement after the
first application or they will refund the
money. IL Is sold in this city at all
toilet counters under a money refund
guarantee including n. b. DanfOrth and
the Eckerd Drug co.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
A Frce Prescription Does This for Yo5
Nou Can Prepare n at Your
Home

New Nork-it is my own discovery and
it takes just one application TO get such
marvellous results says Mae Edna VIII
der, when her friends ask her about her
wonderful white skin and the improved
appearance Of ner hands and arms. You
can do the same thing " you follow my
advice. she says ] feel 10 my duty TO
tell every girl or woman what this re-
markabic prescription did for me. Just
think of &C. All this change In a single
application. never tire Of telling others
Just what brought about such remark
able results Here Is the identical for
mula that whitened my skin and removed
every defect from my face, neck, hands
and arms Until you try 10 You can
form no idea of the marvellous change
It. viii make. Tho prescription, which
YOU can prepare at your own home is
as follows Go to any grocery and get
10 cents worth Of ordinary oatmeal, and
from any'dcpartment or drug store bot
tie OF Derwiilo. Prepare and use as d.
rectod In every package OF
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

Uncle Harry. / wish you would
explain to Us about this question Of
he japanese In California. Lately /
have seen a good many dispatches IN
ne paper. some from Toxic, some
from Washington, and Others from
different cities in California, SAID
And have seen several state
menfs which said that the trouble
over The japanese In California misni
lead to war between the United
States and Japan" added joe
"This California-Japanese question.
said Uncle Harry. lis problem thal
has arisen over the opposition OF
he people In California 90 the lapa-
nese residents OF that state, and 10
is true that there has been some
IAN about the possibility OF THIS
miesti0n leading our country ana
Japan into war.
NOW j don't pretend to know how
the people in Japan feel about this
uiesiion. but ] 40 know that ihe
people Of the United States, atiei
having gone through two years oi
nhe Great War. are not going 10 lel
any other question or quarrel ieau
fhem into war II any other solution
m ihe trouble can be found For the
vorid realizes today that 10 IS one
inns 10 ret.inio war. but a very dii-
feronf Thing and very mucn
harder fhing-io get ont ~ war and
~ settle an the questions arisine
nom a modern war. So / am sure
MAI the leaders OF our nation, re-
cardicss ~ the political party il
mich thew belong. will ind some
fsir and peaceful way Of settling inns
japanese question.
The Proposed New Laws
Thp ihinc that has caused So
much ialk lately. is that The people
of California. on Election Day. NO
Vtuhcr .. are going 10 vote on sew
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
the better American standards. .

Editors Note-Uncle Harry viii be
glad 10 answer inquiries, addressed
to him Care OF the Editor, either In
this column or by mail, provided
letters are signed with the full name
and address Of the persons writing,
The correspondents names viii not
appear In the articles
Copyright, 1920, by The NC Syn
aIraIa
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
DERWILLO

Before applying Derwillo cleanse the
skin thoroughly with a goou cleansing
cream. (Lislza cold cream l have found
20 be the hest) The first application will
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
~ pronoSed Ne,V laws

-Thp thing that has caused 50
much talk lately, Is that The people
of California. on Election Day. NO
Vruiher .. are going 10 vote on sew
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16
SPEEDERS AND
OTHER AUT0ISTS
DRAWING FINES
Charges Brought in Two Courts
for InfractiOns Of the .,
Law

Auto speeders and those who drive
without licenses are the special OBJ
iects of a campaign being conducted
in Bismarck just now.
Police officers picked up a Man.
dan boy driving a delivery wagon
without license last night, but he
was allowed to return home this
morning without being fined. F. Jor-
dan, J. r. Roberts and F. Jordan are
among those arrested by the police
on speeding charges. Roberts paid
a fine of s. and costs and Jordan
put up cash bond A coupl e of
men charged with being drunk added
some money to the city Golfers this
week
William Myers, employed by the
state motor vehicle licensing depart
ment, is operating in the city and
has arrested several men on charges
of operating motor Vehicles without
licenses. Justice Casselman has fined
them SO and costs. He refused to
make public the names.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16
CHARGES FAVORITlSM

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. lG.-"Favor-
itism." in the distribution Of coal cars
due 10 failure to enforce provisions
of the Cummings-Esch laws was
planned by Senator Harding in a
speech here today Tor much of the
present confusion in the coalsituation
and for the inability of coal miners in
some localities to obtain constant EN-
ployment.
indianapolis, Oct 16,-Taking a
short rest from the cares OF his strenu-
GUS speaking campaign Senator Hard
ing spent last night at an Indianapolis
hotel and slept late today before leay-
ing for the final stretch Of his trip.
Departing from Indianapolis shortly
before noon his special train was to
reach st. Louis at 7:15 p. m. after
numerous speeches in Indiana and
Illinois. The final address Of his
swing around the circle of the border
states and middle west will be deliv-
cred to night meeting in the St. Louis
auditorium.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16
JAMESTOWN WILL
GREET O'CONNOR

jamestown. Oct. ia big demon
stration, including a forty five piece
band, fife and drum corps, flags, pen
nants. fireworks and lots Of good old
fashioned noise is being planned as
greeting to J. F. T. O'Connor upon
his arrival in jamestown here tonight.
The "fre-works" will start in front OF
the Gladstone hotel at 7:45, following
which a parade will form and escort
the independent candidate for COVER
nor to the armory where he will de-
liver an address on the issues in the
present campaign.
Since the women have acquired ball
lot, they will be given an equal share
in the demonstration and will join in
the parade to the armory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16

OF KILLINGS IN
HAITI NJ AID +

Washington. Oct. 16.-Investigation
Of charges that United States marines
in Haiti have been guilty Of wrong
loing, including indiscriminate kill
ong of natives, will be begun without
delay, it was expected today, by the
board of inquiry named yesterday by
Secretary Daniels. ...
Members of the board have been dl-
rected by Mr.. Daniels to sift every hlT
If evidence with view of bringing to
trial any man in American uniform
guilty of wrong doing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16
WHEAT PRICES
REACT TODAY
IN TR A DIN q

Chicago, Oct. 16.-Trade in wheat
was heavy at the start today, there
being heavy and persistent buying ny
strong commission house and prices
advanced rapidly. After opening l TO
2 1-2 lower the market rose. swiftly
above Yesterdays finish but when 1:
house that usually acts for lead
;np New York trade went on the sell
ing side a break from the high point
occurred.
Wheat continued under pressure
the investigation talk seemingly hav-
ing been forgotten, and the close was
near the lowest point of the day, be
ing IA to cents under yesterday >
final.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-16
WORLD PLAN IS
APPROVED, SAYS
SEN HARDING
Tells Audience In Rear Platform
Speech That He Has Been
Approached

Greencastle. Ind. Oct. lG.-Re.
plying to criticism OF his proposal
for an association Of nations,
Senator Harding said that he
already has been approached "in-
formally" by 4. representative Of
France who asked that the United
States lead the way to Il world
fraternity.
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WILD DISORDERS
IN LONDONDERRY

Londonderry, Ireland, Oct. 16.--
Scenes of wild disorders reoccurred
lere last night. Carlisle road was
gain the theater Of fighting. The
.rouble began when band of youths
uddenly. appeared and began firing
,istols. They maintained a running
ire and rival groups returned the fire
A hot fusillade was maintained for
some time and pedestrians fled in
terror.
Soldiers were rushed to the scene.
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MARINES WIN THE
WAFFLE PRIZE
OVER ARMY

New York, Oct. 1G.--The title
OF champion waffle eater Of the
world today was claimed by Pri-
yate Paul Francis Jones. OF the
United States marine corps. He
established this claim last night
by eating 467s OF these cor
rugAted pastry in 30 minutes flat
in contest with Il representa-
tive OF the army at the Grand
Central palace.
A large mouth watering audi
ence witnessed the feat for which
Private Jones rellearsed in the AT
ternO0n by eating Il porterhouse
steak smOthered III French fried
potatoes and coffee.
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COOLER WEATHER
IS PREDICTED

Washington, Oct. 16.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday:
Upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valley-upsettled and rains
at beginning of week followed by
generally fair and much colder
weather with freezing temper
atures.
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MacSWINEY ON
GATH STRIKE DAY

London, Oct. difference MacSwl.
new. the hunger striking mayor Oh
Cork. was reported today las having
nassed fairly good night. This was
the 65th day of the lord mayors
strike.
"He was much brighter this morn
ing" said a bulletin of the Irish sell
determination league, but remains III
= condition of infinitive weakness.
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JAP CONFERENCES
ARE POSTPONED

Washington Oct. 16.-Conversations
between the state department and the
Japanese embassy regarding the pro-
posed anti-Japanese legislation in Cal
:fornia have been temporarily discon-
tinued and will not be resumed until
after the November election in which
he California people will vote on the
question.
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SOVIET POLICY
To- BE STATED

Riga. Oct. 16.-The eighth all-Rus-
sion soviet congress was TO open III
Moscow with a report from Adolpn
Jotfe. head of the Russian soviet
delegation which notified negto-
tiated peace with the Poles IN
Riga Predictions have been maze
that the soviet foreign minister would
outline to the Congress a new tor-
eign policy les Objectionable to west
ern Europe than the present oo''e'
policy.
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JEWS KILLED IN
WILMA, CHARGE

London, Oct. 16.-Jewish telegraph
agencies according to an official state
ment by the Lithuanian legation. re-
port that 80 Jews have been killed.
scores wounded and Jewish stores
robbed in Wilma since occupation OF
that city by General Zellgouski.