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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Labor Conference at Genoa June IS.
LOndon.-The League of Nations
labor office announces that the sec
ond international labor conference
Will be held at Genoa on June Is,
combining discussion to the affairs of
merchant sesmen. including those OF
inland waterways.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20
vvhI.,ey. valued a, SCI, 500, Stolen.

Jersey City, N. 1.-THE theft Of ST.
500 In whisky from a warehouse was
discovered by the police here. The
door had been broken open and six
teen barrels and Zes cases OF liquor
hauled away. The liquor was owned
bv a former wholesaler.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Edward F. Walters. 90. pioneer
resident of Valley Falls. died in q
hospital at Atchison from injuries re-
ceived when he fell from a scaffold
while building silo on a farm near
there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20
Frat Oklahoma Treasurer IL

First OkIanoTna ITeasufeF % UEau'
Oklahoma City-The funeral Of
Samuel Murphy, Is years old, early
Oklahoma pioneer and first territorial
treasurer, who died here the other
night, WIS held recently. Murphy vas
q Civil War veteran and made the
run" to Oklahoma City IN 1889.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Fourteen counties are to receive
$16.173 from the state under the law
providing state aid for weak school
districts. the bulk to go to Northwest
ern and Southwestern counties.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Women Can Zee Smoking Cars.
Boston.-The Boston elevated rail-
way company not only re-established
smoking cars but invited women to
avail themselves OF the opportunity
to enjoy 3 smoke while on trains.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Butte, Mont-Butte is without
street car service as q result Of
strike called BY the Workingmen's
Union, an unshUed Iaborers' organic
alton, Tor q wage increase Of 81 q day
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Paris. Tex-one dead. five intures,
and several thousand dollars farm
property damage vas the toll OF
tornado which narrowly missed this
=ity the other afternoon.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20
Poles, Guns cOmmana kIsv.

Warsaw.=HfIIs north and south of
the City Of Kiev, from which the Dol
shevist army was expected to defend
the city, have been occupied BY the
Polish forces.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

WashinKton- - walker D. Htnee,
who retires az director general Of the
railroad administration. VIII leave
SOON for Europe On confidential mis-
sion for President Wilson
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Four hours after he had told friends
that his time had come to die, Bolivar
Hare was found dead sitting on the
porch of his residence at Concordia.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20
Ransr P.Der1 Double chsraes

Rome.-By 8 royal decree the price
Of newspapers, beginning at once, was
raised from cents to cents. The
raise is due to the increased cost OF
print paper.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

James Shipman on the streets OF How
ard last Christmas Eve, YVES acquitted
at Howard on pleading the ''Unwrit-
ten Law"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Crown Prince Gets Tax Exemption.
The Hasue-Decision that the for
meF German crown prince and mis-
fellow exiIes shall not pay any rates
or taxes has been reached by the
minister OF the treasury.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Emporia has pledged its support t.
Allen. Admire, Wiley and Busbong In
the attempt to keep the Old Santa Fs
Trail IN Lyon County.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

William Reitzke, q wealthy farmer
living near Smith Center, committed
suicide recently by hanging himself
IN his barn.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Pecause the state delayed taking &C.
tion or indicating the evidence 1t had
In the cases against Gus Applebaugh
and J. H. Shapard. arrested several
months ago on charge CT violating the
"blue sky" law, the cases have been
dismissed by Salina county officials.
The arrests were made on the states
Information, it is said
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

Capital Post No. 1, Topeka, viii be
known as Legion Post No. 1, accord
ing to decision Of the state executive
committee Of the legion in session at
Emporia. Newton Post will be No. 2.
Columbus, No. 8; Wichita, No. 4; EN-
poria, No. 5; Atchison, No. 6, and Hor-
ton, No. z. This ends a controversy
as to numbers existing since the le-
gion was organized last year. The
state committee voted unanimously to
urge immediate passage OF the Away
plan for compensation for ex-servics
men and sent kilograms to Senators
Curtis and Capper and the represent
atives from Kansas urging them to
give the proposed legislation active
support. Calvin H. Lambert Of EN-
poria was elected state historian to
succeed Chaplain E. A. Edwards, Law
renee, who resigned. The dates for
the state convention at Pittsburg were
set for August %, "a and Is.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20

The production Of ciaI In Kansas in
1919 was 5,400,312 tons, 1t was an
nounced by C. E. Perkins, statistician
OF the state mine inspection depart
ment. OF this total Crawford and
Cherokee counties produced 5,081, 500
tons. The production by Kansas coun-
ties follows: Crawford County deep
mines, $685., 1865 tons; strip mines, 1885,
572 tons. Cherokee County deep mines,
Gas, 902 tons; strip mines, 244,269 tons.
Leavenworth County. 1882 tons.
Usage County, 62,1S2 tons. Bourbon
County, $500 tons. Linn County, H.
918 tons. Neosho County, 1000 tons.
All other counties, estimated, 100 tons.
The greatest continuity of employ
ment, the report shows, was in LeaV-
County. The total number OF
mine employees in Kansas is 11,O10,
of whom 7,035 are miners, 2,042 under
ground day men and 1888 top day
men. The number employed in each
Of the coal counties is: Crawford, g.
1877; Cherokee, 1855; Leavenworth,
47O; Usage, SO; Bourbon, So; Linn, "a:
15. Other counties, 200. The
average number of days worked by
the Kansas coal miners in 1919 was
141.S. due to frequent strikes.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
DAILY SCRAP OF
HEADS OF CITY
ADMINISTRATION
Don tinued from vesterdayO


When the Sinking Fund Commits
sion met this morning Borough Presi-
dent Connolly of Queens requested
that immediate attention DE given 10
the question Of reopening the Astoria
ferry. Someone said the matter
pended while a report was being
prepared by the Controller.
IF you wait for q report from Con-
troIler Craig" said City Chamberlain
BerO1zheimer, you'll walt forever"
THE City Chamberlain won't have
20 walt altar January next" retorted
the Controller, meaning that no would
again Introduce a bill aIboliShing the
ONCE he'd hoy Berolzhemer The Con-
troller added:
Mayor Hylan held the bill abolish
ing the Office Of Chamberlain for M
teen days before holding a. public
hearing 50 Il would not get back TO
Albany in time 70 pass over his veto"
prominent Legislators told me- they
didn't want the hill passed" coun-
tered Mayor Hylan. They told me
you pestered them and advised me TO
hold tho bill until adjournment"
Your alter ego, who does all your
dirty work for you, was in Albany
began the Comptroller.
Who's that7" asked Connolly.
Connolly" promptly replied Craig.
mo one does any dirty work for
The evening world., 1920-04-29

quantity and more regularly than any
OF the othor roads. but delayed seri-
ousiy by general freight congestion
the Pennsylvania has 5.coo loaded
cars OF west bound freight between
this city and Harrisburg.
Central Railroad OF New Jersey
Until to-day moved little coal to
Communfpaw and has transferred
only a small fraction OF 1t across the
river. Freight is in n jam between
Jersey City and Elizabethport.
Philadelphia and Reading-Opened
its coal piers Tuesday for the first
time since the strike and is receiving
from 15 to 100 cars daily against
normal receipts of 200 cars or more.
altimBore and Ohio-rinBging in
scarcely enough coal for its own uses.
Supply at Arlington, Staten Island
yards, now down to one days dump
ing.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
CITY NARROWLY
ESCAPES FAMINE
IN SOFT COAL
Usually 1000 Cars Await
Dumping; Now Only 1850
Reserve Exhausted.

New York City is closer now to a
batuminous coal famine than at any
time since 1917, according to offcials
Of the ridswater Coal Exchange to-
day. As against a normal available
supply, awaiting dumping at the piers
OF 1000 carloads, there were but
iIs5o. The great reserve dumps on
which the city has been drawing
since the beginning Of the strike
more than a month ago have been
completely exhausted.
Receipts Of soft coal yesterday
were 500 cars as against an ordinary
incoming supply OF 1900, but,it is be-
bezed the situation will grow nc
worse at present because the Jersey
The evening world., 1920-04-29

Central Iifted the last OF It's embargo
restrictions against coal shipmentr
to-day and the Pennsylvania relaxe1
It's rule against bringing in coal Vp-
less the cars were cleared TIM
mediately.
The shortage Is attributed princi-
pally to the strike Of the yardmen
and Switchmen, though, according
30 the Tidewater ohioials much OF It
Is due TO congestion caused by a fall
ure b move the coal in the haHfbor
after It arrived because OF the marine
workers.. strike.
In an effort to ascertain the exact
cOnditions Affecting incoming coal ship-
meuts on the roads entering New Jer-
sey hdewater terminals the following
reports were gathered by an Evening
World reporter:
Lehigh Valley Coal movements
hampered because all Of the 600 yard
and switchmen employed at the ter
minal are new employees brought In
from Lehlghton and Easton, Pa, and
are not familiar with the work nor
even with ordinary railroad signals
Nine cars Of coal were backed into the
North River from a Lehigh pier Sat
urday for this reason; a locomotive
and a car Of coal went overheard on
Monday from the same cause.
Erie-Yard conditions nearly as bad
as with the Lehigh. Coal is being re-
ceived in uncertain and irregular
shipments.
Knowing coal in larger
The evening world., 1920-04-29
Attacks validity Of Meat PFofitesr.
inE Indictment.

Lamar Hardy. counsel for Armour
and Company. to-day filed in the Fed
eral Court. Brooklyn, . demurrer to the
indictment charging the packing Arm
meat. The demurrer states that the
indictment was detective because IL
was not specific enough, and an attack
on the constitutionality OF the law Is
also made.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
oOIEan, DepGty Markets Commits
aaoner.

George A. Colgan. superintendent Of
Parks in Brooklyn. had been made
Deputy Commissioner Of Public Markets
by Mayor Hylan. He succeeds William
p. Mulry, resigned The salary Is Sc, OOO
a year. Bernard Rothberg. former
Deputy Register of Kings. has been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of Parks In
place of Colgan at $4,000.
The evening world., 1920-04-29

me- said Mayor ITylan.
Whatever Connolly does be does IN
the open" said the oaleehs Borough
President with a broad smile. "He
doesn't work Ia closets"
And so u went.
The evening world., 1920-04-29

y
Working Me-
THE Sweet-On ticket protects
! your pocketbook.
1t means working clothes. guar
anteed not to rip. Guaranteed to
satisfy you in every way-or you
get your money back.
You work hard for your money.
Be sure you get full value when
you spend it.
You know you are buying the
strongest, the most comfortable.
the most dependable work clothes
made when you buy Sweet-On-
the standby Of working men for
nearly half century.
You know that your overaIls,
your work shirt, pants or coat is
builtup to aguarantee. UnionMade.
Get the Sweet Orr Ticket on
your Clothes to Work In.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
MoWIA o
COX'IE I ,MOKREJ"
~PLATFORMIE.

Przez Chicago p~rzejecha}y wczo-
raj delegacye demokratyczne ma
konwencye krajowa w San Fran
cisco Z Novel Anglii. Michiganu,
Pennsylvania i Marylandu, PREY
czem zauwazono, IL kandydatura
Coxa stale sic wSr6d mich dosyc
popularna. Przejawia sic tez
wSr6d Mich tendencya "a przyje,
cicm ,.mokrej" platformy, a to
przynajmniej o lyle, ably PREY
wr6cic zn6W lekkie vino i piwo
Jako innych kandydat6w do
nominacyi prezydencyalnej wy,
mieniano CzestO nazwiSka sena-
tora Underworld i gubernator;
EdwardSa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

nych narod0w Swiata, bedzie stanowlc
najskuteczniejsza RECKONING amerykan-
skich interes0w W Novel, Republice. -
| Jestem pewny, re pragnieniem wszySt-
kich Amerykan0w jest ,aby Polska Gle
szyla sic dobrobytem, ably mOg}a wZra-
STAG W SHE i ably odpowiedziala swemu
posiannictwu "a take, ably przyjazn
miedzy Stanaml Zjednoczonymi a Pol
ska byla jak najtrwalsza i najsilniejsza.
DOkt0r pOlSki bez bondu wyglQda jak
krawiec bez nozyc.
Nick A. Bollaris, grek zajmujacy sic
czySzczeniem but0w PREY Division I'll.
/ Milwaukee ave, Zakupif bond pOlSki
"a sto dolar6w. Gdy go zapytanO, co go
SklOnilo do pOdOhnego czynu, OdpOwic-
dzial: ,,Zyje miedzy Polakami. WSrGd
Polak6w robie intereS. Uwaaam vice,
re moim Obowiazkiem jest poprZec spra
we polska".
jake mizernie wObec takiego Gre
ka przedStawia sic kupiec pOlSki, kt6ry
2 Polak0w zyje, a mimO to ME SpieSzy
POlsce z pomoca.
Nader Sympatycznie p~rzedStawiafa
sic m~anifeStacya dzieci polSkich ma pol
nocno zachodniej dzielpicy miasta. Kill
kuset dzieci pOlSkich, prOwadzonych
przez wybitnych obywateli przedStawia
10 urOczy widok. Nader wdzieczny wi
dok stanowi} napiS ,,Gdy s~przedamy do
syc bond0w, p~6jdziemy ma wycieczke'.
Caiej manifestacyi przygrywa1a orkie-
stra skaut6w polskich.
Biuro Centralnego Komitetu ?. P. p,
jest otwartc c~odziennie cd godziny 9tej
rano do 9tej wieczorem.
-
W godzinach tych MONA nabywaG
bOndy, zaSicgac wszelkich infOrmacyi
W sprawie pOzyczki Tub Ofiarowac Swo-
ia wSpoiprace Centralnemu KOmiteto-
wi 2. P. P.
Do piracy ma rzecz POlskiej PozyczHi
potrzeba wiele dZiewczat-
Polak, kt6ry ME ma bondu, fatalne
dale Swiadectwo o sobie.
*
Niemcy / zydzi, starajac sic szkodzic
Polskiej Pozyczce r~ozpuSzczajac falSzy
we wieSci jakoby Armia PolSka spoty-
kala sic %codziennie z porazka re stro-
ny bolSzewik6w.
Jest to nOwy SpOS6b przeciw pozyczko
wei propagandy. Hydro klamStwa ur-
wiesz Ieb jezeli kupiSz bond polSki dzi-
Siaj natychmiaSt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

re Polska z taxa ~ufnoscia spOglada. Wy
to najlepiej chyba rozumiecie jak ME
odzownym jest kredyt W prOwadzeniu
Interest,", a Polska ME zada Cd was
jaimuzny, tylko poAyczki, kt0ra wan
porecza swymi nieprzebranymi skarba-
mi i cd kt6rej zaplaci wan dObre pro
centa. Do was tedy apelujemy abyscie
wedle swej moAnoSci kupowali dodat-
kOwe bondy, a jezeli ~jeSzcze kt6ry ich
ME ma, to MECH spieSzy sic predko, DO
puste jego okEo bez nalepki ~wykazuje
niepelnienie jego narodowego ObOwiaz-
ku i naraza go ma wzgarde wsp0iobywa
tell i W dodatku powazna strate przez
unikanie "a to W przyszlOSci jego
skfadu."
Mech tylko siedm tysiecy chicagoS-
kich kupc6v poprze naleAycie PolskQ
Poayczke, a Chicago stanie lover the
top. Gdyby kazdy z siedmiu tysiaca
kupc0w kupi} Polski bond, to zebralaby
Sit suma siedmiu milion0w. Wielki "a
iste by}by to zaSzczyt ola kupiectwa
pOlskiego W Chicago gdyby samo be-
niczyjej pomocy zebralo Siedem milo
now. A przeciez to rzecz 1atwa. Potrze-
b.. tyIko Gobrej wolf,
StowarzySzenie DentySt0w PolSkich
uchwalilo ,JyasygnowaG re swej kasy
sto dolar6w ma zakupienie bondu pol
skiego.
W Chicago i okolicy jest jeszcze vie
Iu d~entySt0w polskich, kt6rzy ME zaku-
pill bond6w. Dentysta ME poSiadajacy
bondu, ME powinien sic spodziewac pO-
parcia Rodak0w. Kto krzyczy ,,sw6j do
sweso'', ten swoich musi ratowae W
~potrzebie.
,,Stany Z~jednoc7one" - wyrazil sic
sekretarz stanu Colby - spogladaja z
sympatya ma wysifki Polski, ~zdazajace
do uruchomienia przemyslu i zapewnie-
mia sobie miejsca w rzedzie produktyw'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
re STANISLAWOVA

- Tow. Sw. Walentego or. Sauna
Zjed .~odbedzie m~iesieczne pcsiedze-
ME we wtorek, dnia 22go czerwca,
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sail
zwykiych posiedzeh. Uprasa sic wszy-
stkich czlonk6w O przybyc:e ma to po
s~iedzenie, DO. So wazne sprawy do "a
latwienia. - Piotr Nawrocki, PREF.
Antoni Zientek, sekr. prot. 1915 Holt
ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
Biuletyn Biura Central
negs Komitetu P. P. P.

DIS, we wtorek, o godzinie 3ciej pc
po{udniu, odbedzie sic W domu Zwiazku
POlek pOsiedzenie Komitetu Prasowego.
PrzewOdniczacym tego KOmitetu Jest
Obvw. WiadySlaw Reymont a seAreta-
rzcm D. Antoni Czarnecki. Obecn>St
wSzyStkich d~ziennikarzy jest pozadana
re wzgledu na wazne Sprawy, jake
przyjda pod Obrady.
X
DziSiaj wieczorem, o godzinie Smej
oCbedzie sic W sail Zwiazku POlek wal
ne zgromadzenie cz}Onk6w Centralne-
go KOmitetu p. p. P. Ma poSiedzenie
to 81 prOSzeni przedStawiciele wSzyst-
kiCh Organizacyi narodOwych, parafial-
nych, h~andlowych i przemysiOwych W
Chicago.
AutomobiliSci, kt6rzy W p~ierwszych
dLiach Rampant p~ozyczkOwej pozabie-
RAJ: ..Sighny" z napiSami W jezyku an
gielskim, SO present o natychmiastowe
zwr6cenie takowych do biura Central
nego Komitetu P. P. P. Sa n potrze-
bne do dalszej agitacyi ma r7ecz Pol
skiej POzyczki.
POlSka IZba HandlOwa ma posiedze-
niu swej dyrekcyi uchwalila z~organizo-
wac komitey zlozone z czfonk6w Izby
celem Obchodzenia wszyStkich be- wy
jatku sklep6w polSkich i sk}aniania ich
wlaScicieh do zakupywania bondow
polskich.
Izba Handlowa wydala odezwe, kt6
"a miedzy innemi JAMAICA CO haste
puje:
,,Kupcy / przedsie6iorcy Polscy! ma
was przedewSzystkiem ciazy O~bowiazek
ratOwania honoru tego miasta. ma kt6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
z AVONDALE.

- Gmina 12Sma z. n. P. ma pol
room pos;edzenie dnia 23go czerw-
ca ii. W srode ~wieczorem, 0 godzinie
pol do 6smej W sail zwyklych posie-
dzen W KoSciuszko Parku. Szanowni
delegaci powinni Sic stawit jak je--
den MAJ, poniewaz SO wazne spra-
wy do zalatwienia. - Jan Szymah-
ski, PREF; MARGIN P~r2ybylski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
sa.00 SUKNIE 20 $500.

Damskie i paniehskie suknie z do
brego m~ateFyalu, francuSkiego wolfe
i ginghamu. w kratki i paski, plaids
| kwiecste desenie, ladnie przybrane
kolnierzem | mankietami, niekt0re
maja kieszenie, najnowsze style i ko
lory. wielkosci "a do %, warte $500
" srode' speeyalnie 500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
OBNIZENIE STOPNI OFF
CERoW.
Waszvngton, %. czerwca.

Washington, %. czerwca.
Ma podstawie rozkazu, Wydancgc
przcz Department wojny. y OIL,
cer6w rangi generala-majora "
czasie wojennym, zosta}o zrcdu-,
kowanych do stopnia gcnerala,
brygady, lub putkownik6w. Is O.
iiccr6w, obecnic noszqcych sto-,
pieh gcncrala-brygady, znlzono
do rangi, Cd majora do pulkow-
nika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
$500 SUKNIE PO $500.

Suknie ola m}odych panienek i ko-
bet, specyalnie Ocenione ma jutro -
zrobiOne z ginghamu, crash Sukna i
bawelnianego poplinu, }adnie PREY
brane, niekt6re maja kieszenie i pa
SEX. WielkOSci 10 lat do AZ MARY W
bfuscie. warte S5.00-w sro- , M
de, specyalnie Pc 80. WV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

robotnikow zajetych W warszta-
tach. Procz tego, oburzenie wy
wolaio z~astrzezenie uczynione w
oiercie kompanii, ma p%odStawie
ktorego RECEIVER" J.. K. Choate
m:alby prawo ,czynic zmiany w
ugodzie w intereSie' kompanii".
Zastrzezenie take uWazane jest
poprostu "a kpiny.
Eventually strajk ma tel kolei
zostanie parliamentary dopiero
20 porozumieniu sic z kierowni-
ctwem miedzynarodowej uni pra
cownik6w &olejowych.
Zaznaczyt wypada, re wspo-
mniana kompania, kolejowa wnio
sIa juz do komisyi uzytecznosci
publicznych podanie o pozwole-
mic jej ma podwyzszenie cen "a
przejazd pasazer6w.
ZARZAD HOTELU MA PRA-
WO DO NAPIWKoW.
Pred sedzia J. B. Davidem z
najwyzszego sadu stanowego Cd
by}a sic wczoraj rozprawa pre-
c;wko zarzadowi hotelu La Sale.
Skarge wnosil Frank K. Gloyd,
zatrudniony W hotelu tym PREY
garderobie kapeluszy. Dowodzi}
on, re w czasie swej siuzby w
hotelu zarobi} $3.50 napiwkow
i by} zmuszony oddac je zarza-
dowi, Cd kt6rcgo domaga} sic z
togo powodu odszkodowania. Sc
dzia David odrzucii zadanic po-
woda. wskazujac W. motywach
wyroku ma fakt, IL by} on Ia
trudniony jake funkcyonaryusz
pobierajqcy stalq pensye i dlate-
go pracodawcy micli prawo do
p~ieniedzy, jake otrzymywat Cd
go$ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

HI ptac. Powodem tel odmowy
Jest okolicznost, re podczas gdy
kompania ofiarowala kondukto--
rom i maszynistom podwyzke o
II cent6w ma godzine, zignoro-
Mala niemal zupelnie postulaty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
ZNoW STRAJKI KOLEJOWE
MA WSCHODZIE.

,,Buntownicy' kolejowi czterech
uni kolcjowych jednogloSnle "a
dccvdowali ma trzech, odbytych tn
zcbraniach, ably porzucit prace i
ric powr6cic do niej - az bedzie
i'm przyznana podwyzka przcz
Wydzia} Piracy. Przewodcy "straj-
.kowi przepowiadaja, zc wkrotcc
powstrzymajq przewozenie iowa
row i obsiuge pasazerska ma Ii
mach kolci Pennsylvania, Balti-
more and Ohio" i ,,Philadelphia-
Reading". Jcden I 53ch czionkow
komitctu, nazwiskiem F. G..
Koehl, zorganizowai tam / wywo-
la} strajk. powiadajqc:
,,Robotnicy kolcjowi wyszli ma
strajk w cclu zaprotestowanla
przeciw taktyce zwlekanla, PREY
jetcj przcz Wydziaf Piracy, W
sprawie podwyzki skali piac; be
dq strajkowali dop6ki wydziai ME
powezmie decyzyi be- wzgledu ma
to, jak wiele czasu to zablerze'.
OBNIZENIE STOPNI OIL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
OSZCzEDZI&
KUPUJAC w
PCLSKIEJ FIR.
ME.
1000 maszyn Dc
szyia, SINGERA

sprDedawane wSzedzie pc $1,000, u mas
tyko $3.50. R6wnieA nmszyuy Pc S.W
[ wyaej. GWARANCYA u KAZDA MA
SZYNA. Wysy}amy masSyny do wszy.
stkich miast przez Express. P1s1cie 20
lnformacye. Polonia Sewing Machine
Co., diva sklady 1915 w. Chicago ave.
1 90 Milwaukee Ave. TRefony: MonH
we $3.50 / 1899.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

Poszukuje J6zefa ProszOwiszckiego,
Ktoby o MIN wiedzia} lu3 on sam,
MECH da znat do K. Pr 1853 West
Huron ul. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
500 WELNIANE TRICOTINE ST.
KNIE w PAS $500.

Dobre suknie W pas z w%einianej tri
cotine extra numera, dobry mate
ryai i wyr6b, przybrane guzikami,
doskona}e tanioSci, wielkOSci do 40
W paste, warte 81, W srode A M
specyalnie po ...... ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

Pok6i frontowy do wynajecia ola
mezczyzny z wszystKiemi wygodami.
S25 Read Ct, PREY Chicago ave. l
Western ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22
|TELEGRANY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.

riczych i cz}onkowie kolejowych
60 wydziatu piracy w Chicago SO
w o~g}oszeniu odnoSnem SLIME a
takowani.
Urzednicy uni kolejowych "a
przeczaja, by mieli stycznoSc Z
jakaS ,jedna wielka unia" i zada-
ia, ably prezydent .powziai kroki
przeciw zlowrogiej partly Ybun--
towniczej."
KOBIETY PIKIETUJA MA
RZECZ ,ROSYJSKIEJ PLAT
FORMY."
PAM Lucy Branham przybyia tn
wczoraj q Baltimore i oznajmi}a
swym zwolenniczkom, re demo-
kratyczna krajowa konwencya
bedzie pikietowana przez koblety
obnoszqce wielkic plakaty, zapy-
tujacc - jake kroki beda pow
zietc przez konwencye celem po-
nownego nawiqzania stosunk6w Z
,,czerwonq Rosyq." PAM Bran
ham Jest czlonkiniq wydzia}u eS-
zekutywnego organizacyi ,,Amerl
can Women's Emergency Com
mittee" w Nowym Horku, ktora
to organizacya domasa}a sic VIA
czcnia tel ,,handlowej" rewolucyl
do platiormy repubIikahskiej kon-
wencyi w Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

UMEBLOWANE pokoje Go wynaje-
cha, osobne wejscie. 1852 Milwau-
kee ave., 3cie pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-22

POTRZEBA robotnik6w. Dobra Ia
plata. stala praca. Rosenbloom Coo
perage Co., 1923-41 Crystal ul. re
lefon Armitage 10. ~