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The Little River news., 1920-06-26
DRILL FOR OIL AND GAS
Farmers Near Mena Will Organize and
 Drill for Oil and Gas.

MenA June 19.-Farmers living west of Mena near Rocky have contracted with the Davis Oil & Gas company to drill test well in that vicinity. A block of 5000. acres of land was one of the considerations given the Davis company for drilling the well. Work is to be started within 90 days and the company is required to go at. least 2750 feet in the quest for oil and gas. Oil seepages have been known to ex- ist for years in the vicinity where the test we'll is to be drilled and the land owners are confident liquid gold will be found. The Davis company is com posed mainly of residents of Earle, Ark, headed by Dr. E. L. Davis who is now in Mena getting ready for the deep drilling
The Little River news., 1920-06-26

Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle costs but a few cents, and if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggish. ness and constipation, you have only to ask for your money back.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults.
The Little River news., 1920-06-26
Take 'Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause in- convenience all the next day like vio- lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose a days work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full of vigor and ambition.
The Little River news., 1920-06-26
As Dead asst the Dodo

Every druggist in townyour druggist and eveybody drug gt has noticed great falling off in the sale of calome They all give the Dodson Liver Tone is taking its place
 "Caome is dangerous and people know it. while Dodsons Liver perfectly safe and gives better esultS said prominent local druggist
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
The Chronicles New Press.

The Chronicle expects to re-
ceive and install a Cranston No.
81 Press on or about May l.
This change is made necessary
in order to enlarge our range of
press work and turn out a num-
Der of jobs we are not at pres
ent able to handle.
In the mean time we will have
for sale a Diamond Cylinder
Press that will be sold at a bar
gain to a quick conner to take it
off our hands.
We will have the Diamond
press ready to ship out in COM
plete running order, with a pair
of six column newspaper chases
and two sets of rollers, on the
first of May. Newspaper men
please take notice, and members
of the craft are requested to
help us pass the word around to
those wanting to secure an out
fit at a bargain.
This press is in good order,
and can be run either by hand or
power. We have used it both
ways.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
fKlim," Che New Preparation to Pre-
serve Pure Milk as Powder.

In these days of the high cost
of living, and especially of the
high cost and scarcity of pure
milk, it is gratifying to know
that there is now being manu-
featured and extensively put on
the market a substitute for milk
(or rather the pure milk itself,
which is prepared in the form of
a dry powder that may be kept
for an indefinite time and pre-
pared by the addition of water
at any time and in any quantity
that may be needed.
kim" is manufactured by
Merrell-Soule Co., of Syracuse,
N. Y, and is put up in pound
and 21a pound cans. at S1.S5 for
one can, or 81. 80 each for more
than one can for whole milk; or
$1.30 for one can, or SIPS each
for more than one can of skim
milk.
The editor of this paper has
tried both grades of kim"
the whole milk with the cream
in it, and the skim milk, and can
certify that it answers all pur-
poses for which fresh milk can
be used. Philo M. Goodwin, the
editors son, who is located at
Saginaw, Mich, sent us cou-
pie of cans of Kim, which we
have tested. Also, the Dixie
Pharmacy, of Colfax, La, has
used Kim in the preparation of
chocolate and cold drinks, and
found it eminently satisfactory.
We give this free write-up of
Kim for the benefit of our read
ers, and feel sure that all who
will try it will find a public boon
during the scarcity of this neces-
sary food for children as we'll as
grown people.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
Gone Either Way.

If big business succeeds in put
ting Hoover ahead of Johnson in
California, it will kill Hoover be-
cause the convention will be
afraid to offend the Joenson fol-
lowing in California and the ma
ton. If on the other hand.
johnson defeats Hoover in Cali
fornia. Hoover's chances are
gone. 1t does not matter which
way the California primary goes
Hoover goes out. The Common.
er.
Maybe! Suppose Hoover be
nominated by the two parties as
was James Monroe? But this
would seem to be impossible in
the year 1920 when partisanship
dominates patriotism and com.
mon sense. Caucasian.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
Grant Parish School Children to Have
a Medical Inspection.

Grant parish is going to have
an examination of its school
children, beginning April 20,
conducted by the American Red
Cross. With fifteen million
American children suffering with
adenoids, defective eye sight or
decaying teeth, it is supposed
that Grant parish will contribute
a few more to the census. Again
the parish may be found remark
ably free from disease or disabi-
1ity. The end of the medical in
spection will show just where
the coming citizen stands in re-
gard to health.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
Senators Warm Up in Fight Over Pay
For Veterans.


For Veterans.
Washington, April 20. = Con-
flict between Republicans and
Democrats on soldier relief legis-
ton broke out in the House to-
day after Chairman Good of the
appropriations committee had
warned members that to put
through a cash bonus plan would
bring down the wrath of 106,-
0O0,OO men, women and chill
dren."
The greatest badge that the
American soldier will wear, "
Representative Good declared
will be the badge of sacrifice
and not the badge of a bonus.'
The open fight over the legis-
lation started when Representa-
tive Mondell. of Wyoming, Re-
publican leader, in opposing "any
wild enterprises costing many
millions" charged that the Dem
ocrats were attempting to foist
an extravagant plan on the Re-
publican House for political rea-
sous.
The statement of the Republi-
can leader brought a quick reply
from Representative Garner, of
Texas, the Democratic whip, who
attacked the Republican sales
tax plan for raising the needed
revenues, declaring the Republi-
cans were planning Ito place a
tax on the backs and bellies of
the people, instead Of taking it
from the pockets of those best
able to pay"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
FARM DEMONSTRATION WORK
BY r. L. Sloan
AGENT FOR GRANT PARISH

The Colorado Potato Beetle or
Irish Potato Bug is now getting
busy. The best weapon with
which to control this pest is Ar
senate of Lead in the dry pow
dered form busted on the plants
by means of a thin cloth bag.
Two parts of air slack lime may.
be added to one part of arsenate
of lead making the poison cheap
er without impairing its poison
GUS properties. This is also the
best poison to use to destroy
worms on cabbage, collards and
tomatoes. 1t is also useful on
cantaloupes, cucumbers, melons
and beans to control bugs. APP
plication should be made when
plants are moist with dew.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
The Red Cross Social Conference.

Mrs. w. J. Roberts, who was
sent as a representative of the
Red Cross, from Grant parish
chapter to National Social Con-
ference in New Orleans, reports
a most enjoyable as we'll as in
structive meeting. She states
that many speakers of National
prominence were heard, but that
none were received with more
enthusiasm or greater apprecia-
ton than Hon. John M. Parker,
governor elect of Louisiana, who
spoke to about $500 delegates at
the Athenaum.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
Estray Notice.

Taken I'D byJ. E. Coburn and estrav-
ed before me, one COW and calf. cow
red with little white in face, right horn
broken off. about Z or years old mark
ed crop and under bit in each ear. An
praised by Arch Riggs and G. C. XII
patrick to be worth $50 and unless
owner comes forward, proves property
and pays all costs the same will be sold
on Saturday, May s, 1920. at III O'Clock
at the lot of j. E. Coburn, to the last
and highest bidder for cash.
w. w. DUNN,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
They Speak Well of 1t.

: Il frequently hear Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy praised by friends and
acquaintances which only tends to
strengthen my opinion of it, writes
Mrs: Fred AFTER, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. TRY
it when you have a cough or cold and
see for yourself what an excellent
medicine it is.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
[sEAL]
Secretary to the Governor.
To the Members of the Demo cratic
Parish Committee,

10 the Members OF the Democratic
Parish Committee.
All persons who on April 20,
1920, were elected to be members
of the Democratic Committee of
Grant parish for the ensuing
four years are requested to meet
at the court house in Colfax on
Saturday, May l, for the purpose
of organization.
The names of all new members
are not to hand to embody in
this notice, but we especially
ask each and all to respond who
can, and that all citizens know
ing these members please remind
them of this call.
A. A. DEAN,
H. G. GOODWIN, Chmn.
Secty.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-04-24
Proclamation BY the Governor.

Responding to the sentiment
that has been expressed gener-
ally throughout the state to the
effect that a period of time
should be set aside for the honor
Of our dead who gave up their
lives during the great war for
the liberties of the world, /
hereby make the request of our
citizens that they observe the
week beginning May third and
ending May eighth, 1920, as
Memorial Week; and,
That they join in the great
effort that is now being made to
raise a large sum for the purpose
of building on the Louisiana
State University campus, at the
capital of the state, a beautiful
memorial building, which shall
be dedicated to the memory of
cur heroic dead. Such a monu-
ment to the spirit of liberty will
serve perpetually to remind the
coming generations that the
most precious things of life can
not be won and kept, unless we
are ready to make the supreme
sacrifice when necessary. Let
everyone lend a helping hand to
the honor and glory of our state.
Thus done and signed at the cap
ital, in the City of
[SEAL Baton Rouge, on
this the nineteenth
day of April, A. D.
1920.
By the Governor:
(Signed) R. G. PLEASANT,
Governor of Louisiana.
(Signed) PAUL N. CYR,
Secretary to the Governor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
KAPIELE.
(Napisala dr.. H. Gorecka).
(DokohCzcniel.

Noworodek ma mice jedno dzien-
ne obmycie W miednicy wNletniej wo
die z uzyciem CASTLE" mydia, do
p6ki pepowina (cord) ME odejdzie
I pepek sic ME zagoi. Pozniej ma
bye dziecie kapane W wanience. -
Temperature woody ME mole bye niz-
sza, niz 95 stopni, ami wyasza mad
100 stopni +. Dziecko ma bye W
wodzie tylko 8 minuty. Pc 4 mie--
siacach temperature woody mole wy
ncsie 90 do 95 st. F., a niemowle
ma bye W wodzie 5 minut. w tym
okresie najlepiej jest kapac Memo
vile wieczorem pred policemen go
do snu. Kapanie W miednicy moze
sic odbywat rano. Gdy dziecko liczy
rok zycia temperature woody powin--
ma bye go st. F. i zmienic ia stopnio-
wo do so st. F.; temperature W po-
koiu ma bye rs do 80 st. F. Okna /
drzwi musza bye zamkniete, ably ME
byIo pr~zeciagu. Gdy dzie'ko WINNIE
sic z woody, powinno bye szybko cal
kowicie otarte / %osuszone. a wszyst-
kie od~parzenia / w~kleSniecia ciaia
wyproszkowane. Gdy dziecko boi sic
kapieli / krzyczy, gdy jest k'adzione
do woody, mona temu zapobiedz
przez nakrycie wanny przeScieradiem
/ wolne zanurzenie dz!ecka W wo-
die.
Niektore matki ME chca kapac
dzieci. gdy tie zachuruja ma katar'
bronchitis, Tub ma choro0y take
lax odra, ospa it'd; jest to zse po'
stepowanie, edyl ably utrzymac cd
porncSe dzieeka, kapicle 81 koniecz-
mic ~potrzebDc.
Ably zmnieiszyt nagla wysoka 60
raczke dziecka 100 do los st. F')
kapiel W miednicy Tub w wannle
| mole bye dana. Da.ac kapiel w wan
ME temperature woody ma bye 50 81
F. I powoli stopniowo. znizana prze7
dolewanie zimnej woody ma so do "a
st. F. Ma to trwat 10 minut, a ciaic
ma hive nacierane gabka przez CAY
Gas trwanie kapieli. Gdy jest dawa'
ma kapiel W miednicy, s uncyi alKo'
holu dodaG do kwarty woody o tempe
raturze 70 st. F., dziecko rozeorac
polozye ma flanelowa kolderke / wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
EoLsZEWIcY w oPUSZ-
czoNYM KIJOWIE.

Pc wyjsciu Z Kijowa wojsk
polsko : ukrainskich weSzla do
miasta So dywizya bolsze~fcka.
Dywizya, ktora W poprzednlch
waIkach poniosia DUE straty, by
Ia z~apeiniona ludzmi przymuso-
wo zmoblizowanymi. Nediug.
slow wygnahcow z Kijowa, pra-
sa bolszewicka i komisarze pred
stawiali wejScie do Kijowa, jake
wiclki t1yumf >czerwonej armii,
Ale pomimo tego tonu prasy
komisarzy, nic widac byio podnlo
slego nastroju W wojsku, ktore
cierpi giod i lyle przewaznie z
rabunkow. Nastroj ludnosci byl
wyraznie przygnebiQny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
POWSTANIA MA TYLACH


Ludzie, ktorzy przybywaja z
mieiscowoSci zajetych przez boil
szewik6w opowiadaja, re armia
boiszewicka jest zdemoralizowa-
ma glownie w oddzialach, ktore
sa przcrzucone ma Ukraine z pol
nocnej Rosyi. w rozmowie czer-
wonoarmiejcy opowiada5a, re je
chali ma Ukraine bardzo niechet-
ME DO mowi2: przyzwyczailiSmy
sic walczyc majac wroga pred
soha, a ma Ukraine niema stale
go frontu, wrog zjawia sic prawie
zawsze najczeSciej tam, gdzie sic
jego najmniej spodziewano. Pow
$tania grasuja giownie w cze-
Sciach guberni: Poltawskiej, Eka
terynowskiej. Kijowskiej i Czerni
howskiej. B~olszewicy ~strasznie
mszcza sic ma ludnoSci. w gu
btrni Czernihowskiej i Know
skiej spalono DUO wsi. Konne
oddzialy Budenniego pc drodzc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

,.Tako jedyny oficyalny priced
stawiciel Ukrainy ma k%onferen-
cyl swiatowej, nam zaszczyt
zwr6cit uwage Waszej Ekscelen
Cyl ma fakt, zwiqzany Z pcrtrak,
tacyami Z poslem Sowiet6w, re
ami KraSin, ami inni Rosyanie ME
50 przedstawicielami Ukrainy'
kttra oglosiia swoja niepodle-
gicSc i narod ktory juz Cd dwoch
lat valley Z Rosya o swq VOL
nose. Rosya niema prawa wcie-
lac Ukraine w sk}ad swego pan
silva, bez zgody ukrainskiego ma
rodu. W}oScianie ukraihscy nj
gdy ME oddadza bolszewikom ami
swego kraju, ami swego chleba.
Stanowczo protestuja przeciw
zgodzie, podpisanej przez Krasi-
ma w imieniu Ukrainy."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.

l.. G.. Jestem 16 letnia dziewczyna
- cierpie cd . lat ma skorne wyrzu-
ty tacne): radzono mi ~szczepienie
(,,vaccine"). Czy jest TO odpowiedni
rodek?
Odp.: .,Autogenous vaccine" W
wiekszoSci wypadk6w dziala skute-
cznie.
X. #. Cierpie ma krwawiace he
moroidy cd dwoch lat ! pomimo' re
sic leczylam mic mi ME pomoeio'
Czy Jest srodek, kt6ryby mi pomog'
Odp.: TAX - usuniecie hemoroi'
dow przez operacye.
p. S. Czy jest bezpiecznie uzywat
proszk6w przeciw 66lowi g'owy XII,
ka ray y %tygodniu - przez dtuzszy
przeciag czasu - ably uleczyc Dol
glowy
Odp.: WiekszoSt p~roszk6w przecl"
holowi elowv zawiera skladniki dzia,
,aiace ma SERGE (.,cordiac depres-
sants'') vice d}uzsze uzywanle
stanowczo szkodzi zdrowiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
JAK MscI sIE czERWoNA
GWARDYA MA JENCACH
POLSKICH.

Lwow. Cd jednego z oficerow
ktory powr6cil Z frontu ,,Gazeta
Wieczorna" dowiaduje sic o przej
muiacych groza zbrodniach, po-
pelnianych przez bolszewikow ma
;eiicach polskich, w Jednem z
mast ukrainskich oproznionych
przez wojska polskie, bolszewi--
cy wszedlszy do niego rozpocze-
Ii rabowac sklepy, polSkie, wy
rzynajqc Polakow do~szczetnie.
Ze schwytanych jencow polskich
zdarto zupeinie odziez, nagich
rabano ~pa}aszami, przyczem vie
lu poobcinano rece i nogi. A ma
stepnie ma stacyi zaiadowano do
wagonow. ktore oblano benzyna
i podpalono.
w ten sposob zgineso kilkuset
zolnierzy polskich. Ma drugi
dzien wojska polskie zajey z po-
wrotcm to miasto i zastaiy NJ sta
cyl kolejowej tylko dymiace jesz-
cze zgliszcza kilkuSet wagonow
spalonych z resztkami koSci zol-
merry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
FRANcYA PoPIERA SLUSZ
NE STANOWISKO POLSKI
w SPRAWIE sLASKA Gle


Wiedeh. IN. fir. Presse" "a
mieszcza telegram z Paryza, re
w sprawie Slaska Cieszynskiego
Francya staneia caikowicie be-
zastrzezen pc stronie Polski. Gym
Mkt kierujace francuskie doszly
do przekonania, re Polska pred
stawia wieksze korzySci polity-
CINE i finansowe niz Czechy oraz
&c bedzie miaia olbrzymi wplyw
na uksztaitowanie wschodniel
Luropy, podczas gdy znaczenle
Czech, otoc4onych re wSzyst--
kich Stron. bedzie zawsze ogra-
niczone, Slask Cieszynski etno-
graficznie nalezy do Polski. gdyz
Jest zamieszkaiy przewaznie
przez Polakow, nalezy zatem
przyznac go w caioSci, bez pie
oisoytu Polsce.
lWejScie rzadu francuskiego
ma wiaSciwa droge odnoSnie do
Cieszyna jest najprawdopodob-
nieisze, DO jego czionkowie obec
ME ME zgadzali sic z polityka p
Pichon'a, we Francyi zwyciezyi
zdrowy poglad, re jej stosunki z
Polska musza bye najSciSlejsze
Jest to w mySl przekonan mini
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Ddal wtasny rDAENNIKA CH1CAGOsKIEGO". powadnony
oygdnatnie przez Redakcye py lnskAwym wsp6idddaIe specynnych
refercnt6w:
DIR. M1CHAL c. COY specyaInost: choroby wewnetrzne, nerwo-
We, detetykA;
DIR. JOZEF J. FAX - specyalnoS6: pofoznictwo, choroby dieci 1
wewnetrme;
pr. HELENA ]. G0RECKA - spocyalnoSt choroby kobiet. dzed /
po4o6Aictwo;
DIR. JAN J.. LISS - dentystyka.
Ddal zawtra artykuly treso ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W dded1-
MO DtrOwta; po%aje sic tel odpowt,dH n pytama, nadsyiane pHez a
szych Cytenfk6N, lecz tyIko TAXI, k6re OGOINIE moga bye traktowa-
No; ZAPYTAN 90 10 OSOBISTYCH, NDYWIDUALNYCH \WYPAD-
K0w, ORAZ PYTAN ANONMOW YCH ME ODPOWIADAMY w TiM
DzIALE, JAK R0wNTEz ME POUAJE sIE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA-
GA Sic w ZARZADZENIA LEKARZY.
Zapytania naleay ADREsoWAC DO REDAKCYI, DoLACzAJAo
zNAC1EK aCENToWY; Ewraeaf ,e mona do ktdresokolwiek z wyme'
.nionych Iekazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

LrzeG g%Dka Gala Zawartosc mlednlcy
w~przeclqgu ~ do ID minut. Me
trzeDa oCleraG dzlecka tylkO okryc Je
koiderka a alkonOl i woda sic uloL-
MIA, CO spowCduje znaczne zmnleJ-
szenie sig goraczki.
w >razle konwulsyi musztardowa
kapiel wiele pomaga: daG iyzeczke
musztardy nd i galon0w woody, ka-
pac 5 do 10 minut. Gdy dzleck0 lest
arlwows / zIe Spi, kapiel przGL : lua
3 minuty W wodzie Z musztarda
szybkie natarcie zaraz po kapielI
sprowadzi orzezwiajacy sen.
Kapiel,, kt6ra dziaia wzmacnla--
TACO ma delikatne i lie odzywiane
dzieci - Jest kapiel siona: l iyzecz-
ka soil do galona woody O tempera-
turze 95 st. F.; trivia 5 do 10 mlnut.
NacieraG przez caiy czas trwania ~
| pieli. Ia kapiel ME moze bye sto-
| sowana tam, gdzie zachodzi zapale-
ME sk6ry.
'Skuteczna ~wypadkach prysz--
Cow Cd goraczki (prickly heat "
lecie - Jest kapiel TAXA: l iyzeczka
soda bicarb.' do pol galona woody;
temperature, do jakiej dziecko jest
przyzwyczajone: trwaG ma 3 do 4
minut. Me trzeba nacierac - otrzec
tylko recznikiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
.spRAWA METEOROLOGICAL
UKRAINY w BELGIJSKIM


w belgijskim p%arlamencie po-
sci socyalistyczny Rierard W CA
sic dyskusyi budzetowej ministe-
ryrrn spraw zagranicznych, "a
proponowal uznaG niepodleg}ost
UErainy i nawiazac z mia stosun
XII dyplomatyczne i handlowe, Ma
temze posiedzeniu posei Fiszer
proponowai uznanie wszystkich
panstw, powstalych ma teryto--
yum byiej Rosyi'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
Wiadomosci zPrasy Polskiej w0jczyzzniie
stra wojny P. Lefevre'a i mar
szalka Foch'a. Przyp Red.)
So MESSAGE.

z Piotrogrodu donosza: Zda-
MEM panujacem wSrod giownych
prowodyrow bolszewickich, jesli
Polska wytrzyma jeszcze try
hub cztery m~iesiace, to oni So
zgubieni, gdyz obecnie rzucaja
wszystkie rezerwy ma front kosz
TEN najwiekszych wysiikow. w
zwiazku z tenn szczegoiowo oma-
wiane sa melody i sposoby roz-
winiecia jak najbardziej wzmozo
nei dziaialnoSci agitacyjnej ma
naszych tyiach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
MA TYLACH M SOWIE
cKIEJ WALcZA z w
N UKRAINSKIE 3D.
DZIALY POWSTANCZE.

Wiedeh. z Helsingforsu dono-
sza, re ma Ukraine ma tylach ar
mil sowieckiej dziaiaja liczne Cd
dziaiy powstancze. Oddziaiy tie
wyrzadzaja bolszewikom olbrzy-
ME straty z powodu staiego nj
szczenia lini kolejowych ! telegra
ficDnych. w ostatnich dniach
dzialalnoSc ich oddziaIow wzmo-
gla sic do tego stopnia, re do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
ARMIA
E WoJNIE I
SOWIETOM.

Z Piotrogrodu donosza z dn'
70 uHm., il wSrod wojsk czerwo-
nych ma polskim froncie odbyly
sic mityngi, wyrazajace niezado
wolenie z wojny i rzadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

wodztwo armii czerwonej mu--
siaio wycofae Geese wojsk z from
tn polskiego i przerzucic je pre-
civ powstanoom W okopie Char
kowa, Ekatervondaru i Poltawy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
NoTA PREzESA UKRA1N-
sK1EJ DO
o GEORGIA. J.

Hr. Tyszkiewicz, prezes : IL
krainskiej delegacyi ma konferen'
eve swiatowa, postal telegraficz-
ME d. 10 czerwca r. b. nastepu-
lacy protest do Lloyd Georgia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

ma front kijowski. przechod12c
? nicktore wioski w Ekate-
rynowlaszczyznie urzadziiy po--
gromy. \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
II III {: llA | | ..., /

Miss Katharine Hawea, who WI!
heAd . specia! team OF 200 business
girls IN the Kschrnone 2 w. G. ~.
financial campo ign. next week. when
It - hoped to raise $50 900. met yes
terday Afternoon with a large num-
Der OF her workers and agreed upon
certain details Of the undertaking.
This team. which VIII be sub-6.vided.
y expected to bear . large part ct
the burden, and will procsed upon
Systematic lines IN the ctry-wide So
Ecitar5or-
Mrs Shields ". Bishop. chairman
OF the campaign executive commit
tee. IS actively engaged !. pa-fecttrg
her plans COR a brisk start aext Tues
day morning, when the drive will get
under way for four days OF iatea-
sive work
Tho most Important Of ths prelt-..-
nary features OF the campaign viii be
the -corae and see" tours, which will
start OF Tuesday These tours will
give an opportunity TO all persons in
tereeted to visit the various 2 w. G.
A. branches in this city n orde. 70
obtain trst-hand information OF tas
work being done
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
SUPREME COURT CASE
WON By COMMONWEALTH

A $4,000 victory for the conn. . ;
wealth was won yesterday when las
United States supreme court d.s.s.soeS
tor want OF jurisdiction. petition for
= writ OF error il the case OF Twohy
W.. Doran. The case was one OF gen
aral interes. II that q aro point OF
law was a.nvctvct- On DecAua bar -
Assistant Attorney General J. p. Hank
moved that the petitioner should have
proceeded by writ OF ce-t.o-ar. instead
OF writ Of error, and this ccrtenticc
has been upheld by the court
The case grew out ot an assessment
Of the estate Of job. Twohy tor omit
ted .taxea from the year 1908 70 1912.
AdEn4n1stsxtor1 oS tha estate lest tho
eA1eeln Tho coFporAttca court OF Nor.
folk and the 1upreSnA court Of ap-
p4als 1o3use1 70 grant . writ Of error.
Se6teSday6 de6Js1on OF the United
States Supreme court dually decides
No rasa mi taSurAe approximate ly
tlE.0AD 1oe tn stAtA of Virginia