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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25
Henry Ward Beecher
Manuscripts Burned

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Priceless
manuscripts and relics written and col
lected by Henry Ward Beecher, includ-
ing many sermons in his own hand
writing, were consumed by fire early
Wednesday that destroyed the Sunday
school building adjoining the historic
Plymouth church. Brooklyn. where
the famous pulpit orator was pastor
for many years. The old church edi-
flee itself, erected in 1849, narrowly
escaped destruction In their efforts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25
MAN WITH METAL BUCKET

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 25.-John
DeBlock. 80 years old. was killed and
two other elderly inmates of the Pas.
sale county almshouse were injured
Tuesday during violent outbreak by
Victor Oddly. rs years old, who was
admitted to the institution Tuesday,
attacked them with a metal bucket.
He was committed without bail to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25

izing the taking of these vessels as
naked robbery"
THE only purpose of such pro-
cedure," he adds, lis the ententes
desire to get hold Of the best products
of German skill and further cripple
Germany economically. as these ships
we're to be used in purely peaceful
pursuits. The German government
should take immediate steps to prevent
this plundering of home industries by
the entente"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25
Ohio News Flashes

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and means to
bring down living costs will be dis
cussed by school children of Ohio at
Thrift Congress to be held here
Dec. g. One child from each county
of the state will be delegate. The
time has come for the million school
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25

await the action of the grand jury.
The victims were attacked while they
were asleep. Isaac List and Severy
Berro, both about 80 years old, who
were injured, are expected to recover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-25

to save the main edifice the firemen
had to break ten memorial stained
glass windows.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Next Week
Vital for
Baseball
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sePu-E;


CHICAGO. Nov. 6--Whethcr orr
ganized baseball is TO have peace or a
fsctjonal war that may become dis
astrous. IS to be decided in Chfcag
and Kansas City during next week.
series Of meetings viii be held
here Sunday at noon when the Amer
lean league directors gathers for 4
conference with Pres dent Ban John
son. At , o'clock Sunday afternoon
the National League club owners WAX
meet at the Congress hotel. Monday y
morning the American League club
owners viii meet in the office of Pres
ident Ban johnson and Monday noon a
Joint session of the American and Ma
tioal Leagues will get under way at
the Congress hotel
On Tuesday mornig the National AS
ISOLATION of Professional Baseball
Leagues (the nlinors) will convene for
their annual meeting at Kansas City.
1t is thought likely that the American
and National League magnates viii
conclude their deliberations in chi
cago in time to get TO Kansas City TO
keep track OF what the minors are do
ing.
The series OF meetings will discuss
various plans for a Reorganization or
organized baseball. including the now
famous "L.asker plan" and solution
OF basebalrs present difficulties Is ex-
pected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
RENSSELAER,
To HAVE SCRAP
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


RENSSELAER,. Ind, Nov. 6.-The
American Legion post at Rensselaer,
will stage an all star boxing card on
Armistice Day. Nov. II. featuring Ed
die Kiiraine and jimmy Ford IN the
ten round windup.
Kilraine who has been making his
headquarters in Detroit. under tho
mana cement of Jimmy Brady. has been
showing championship form in his re
cent bouts and is very confident in put
ting the tough boy from Chicago -
sleep In the early rounds.
Kilraine is now making his home in
Hammond and is preparing for his bat
tie at the Wilson A. c. on 55th and
Cottage Grove avenue. Eddie has a
neat record and has had 81 fights best
ing such boys as Johnny Drummie,
frankie Engle. Eddie Ketchel, Joe Bur-
ton, Dick Russell Sailor Hoffman.
Johnny Powers, Mickey Burns and
fighting a IL round draw with Ray
Inond Vietet. crack French lightweight.
Eddie's name as he is known at home
is Vern Newcomb and at one time was
a resident of Hammond. He got his
start in the hemp circle at Milwaukee
under the careful training and shrewd
management OF Richie and Pinkie
Michel, two of the cleverest light
weights in the game and Nern has
plenty of praise for the Mitchell boys
for his success. The two six round pre-
Inns are furnished with fast boys from
South Bend ands Kankakee. Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
PRINCETON
TIGER CALLS
FOR BLOOD
1000 Fans on Hand to see
Greatest Football Game
Of the Year
1T JACK VEIOCK

fSTAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERNicEl
BOSTON, Nov. 6-A ravenous Prince
ton Tiger with a longing for nutriment
\, as unleashed here today.
Harvards huge stadium was his hunt
ing ground, and he st1lked his prey
a crimson clad gisnt--in hungry des-
peraIon. II is long since he has been
fed
As the hour of the Harvard Princeton
game approached it was recalled that
Princeton has not defeated Harvard in
nine years. 1t was in 1911 that Sam
White picked up a fumbled ball and
raced over Harvard's goal for a touch
down. dragging the crimson In the dust
behind him. Small wonder the Tiger is
hungry.
Princeton and Harvard have played
20 games. The Tigers have won ten
against eight Harvard victories and two
lie games. But nine years Is a long
stretch. The Tiger Graves a change of
cliet and he went out to get IT today
More than $4,000 excited and expect
ant football fans were on hand for the
hrst battle of the season between mems
bers OF the big three, 1t, was a happy,
spirited and ,colorful crowd and all signs
IN advance OF the game indicated that
st would witness one of the greatest
football struggles OF the season.
weather conditions were ideal. Har-
Yards stalwarts were favored in the
betting
The makers Of odds evidently believed
Harvard TO be one-perhaps two touch
downs better than the Tigers At least
betting here today indicated as much
with odds as good as to 8.
The wiseacres from the lair OF the
Tigers believe in his versatility. Hav-
ing compared Princeton with Harvard
on paper many of them have come to
the conclusion that with such players
as Don LouFie. Scheerer. Gilroy and the
astounding Garrity in her backheld.
Princeton stands a better chance to take
advantage of whatever opportunity Of
fors than does the slower and more
nethodical Harvard quartet of backs.
Recovering fumbles for touch downs
and making sensational runs-in short,
doing the unexpected-is a Princeton
tradition. Some OF these things could
happen today.
rs compared to the Crimson, the
team of Princeton stacks up very fav-
orably. though 1t must be admitted that
while Harvard has revealed no one play
OF who has dominated the work OF the
team. the big Crimson machine has gone
along with the smooth working pre-
cision Of a steam roller and has shown
the same sort of crushing power. Har-
Yards line is stronger than that Of the
Tigers and her back field more rugged
on straight offensive playing. Prince
tons playing in comparison. has been
more or less spasnsodic.
On defense both teams have shown
strongly with Harvard holding a slight
advantage. IL there has been one either
way and because Princeton has not
shown an attack strong enough TO gain
ground consistently 1t appeared that
the Crimson held the balance of power
Princeton's attack. most probably, will
be directed at the Harvard ends. Coach
Fishers eleven is admittedly weak on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Coach Says Purdue May
Surprise Notre Dame

NoTRE DAME. IND, Nov. 6-The
Purdue. squad twenty-five strong, has
reached South Bend early this afternoon
prepared for the contest with Notre
Dame that will go far towards deter
mining the championship of Indiana
Coach Scanion is optimistic, predicting
his Purdue team will show surprising
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
WHITING
TO STAGE
BIG GAME


WHITING. IND. Nov. 6-The Red
Crowns OF Whiting will clash with the
Silent Athletic CLUB of Chicago next
Sunday afternoon At $3.50. The Silent
A. c. is one of the stron Sest teams in
the Chicago Football League. 1t is the
same one that beat Morocco so hand.ly
last Sunday.
Manager Schiatter has secured sew
eral new stars for the coming battle
and promises almost an entire new
team. Captain Eddie Pond is again in
condition to play and will probably
cavort at fuiiback. The team Is practic-
ing diligently every evening and has
added several new plays to its list The
forward pass. which worked successful
~ for them last Sunday will be used
again in several new variations. Tuck
Miliigan. the Pine Village star. is coach
ing them In the new formations
Interest in the coming battle proni SEES
even a better attendance than last Sun.
day, when the gridIron sport made its
initial bow to Whiting. The townspeo-
pie are on edge expecting one of the
hardest battles OF the season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
: lDR 7 G

both wings and Karc nd creo4.or, aAo
are expected to start the game at ends.
for the Crimson today. VIII have their
work cut out when Louric. Gllroy and
Garrity get to prancing about With the
ball Quite naturally the Tigers will
test the Crimson line. It's weakest
point is at center whche HaVeolcs er has
been playing. Capt. Horwecn has been
practicirLs at Havcme.crS position
IIorween was the HARVARD center last
ycar-and may play that position today
against Capt Callahan OF the Tigers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
hippo" VAUGHN
SUED FOR DIVORCE

CHICAGO. Nov. e.-Not only was
James Hippo" Vaughn, winning
pitcher for the Chicago Cubs. but he
also won all his games In the cave
man" league, according to alleE
contaiRed IN a suit for divorce filed by
Mrs. Edna Vaughn. The couple live at
Kenosha. wis. Just north OF Chicago.
Mrs. Vaughn charges the star port
slider of the Cubs with '1uhuman
cruelty" and declares he frequently
struck her and threatened TO kill her.
She asks for separate maintenance and
the custody OF Hippo. Jr.," their two
and one-half- year-old son The
Vaughns were married in 1915.
Vaughn. It Is reported. Is planning
to hle cross bill TO his wife's suit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
LYNCH HANGS K. 0. ON
GOLDSTE|N IN nth

NEW YORK. Nov. e.-Joe Lynch.
New York bantamweight. knocked out
Abe Attell Goldstein. also OF this city,
in. the eleventh round of a fifteen
round match at Madison Square Garden
last night Goldstein substituted for
Jack Sharkey, who had injured hand
in training. A left and right to the
jaw ended the bout. Lynch weighed
lis pounds and Goldsteiu lis.
George CLANCY. a Baltimore left
handler, knocked out George Brown OF
New York in the first round Of a ten
round match with a hard left over the
heart. The bout lasted only one min
ute and thirty-seven seconds. CLANCY
weighed 1875 pounds. two pounds light
er than Brown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
HUGH DUFFY IS
RED SOX LEADER

BOSTON. Nov. 6-Hugh Duffy. for
mer Boston National outfield star. was
announced today as the new manager
of the Red Cox. succeeding I'D. Barrow.
who resigned TO become business man
aEer OF the New York Americans. The
news of the appointment of Duffy, who
was at one time manager of the White
Sox and last season a director OF the
Toronto club of the International Lea
que. was given by President Trazee
over the telephone from New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-The Dempse,-
Carpenter fight has been clinched at
last. The contract papers binding and
governing the conditions OF the con
test were duly signed yesterday.
Under the contract Dempsey Is 70
receive s3O0, 900. while Carpenter will
get 100000. No date or place has
been settled. but the papers provide
that Dempsey and Carpenter shall
render their services as boxers in be
half OF the promoters in a boxing con-
test at any time either during the
month of March. 1921, or between May
80 and July 4.
1t is further stipulated that II the
promoters desire that the contest take
place during March they Will give
written notice on Jan. I, and. IL they
do. neither contestant shall engage In
any other contest until the day set.
If. however, the promoters shall Sc
1ect any day between May % and July
4. either of the contestants may en-
gage in any other contest that they
ma desire, up to May q.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

Capt Tim Callahan of Yale being
tackled by Coach Bride. upper left.
Upper right. Capt. Ralph Hor-
ween of Harvard. Upper center,
Capt. Frank Weston of Wiscon-
sin. Center. Capt l. NJ Huff
man of Ohio State. Below is
Capt Mike Callahan of Prince
ton.
The 1920 football season al
ready has shown every indica-
ton of being the greatest the
college sport ever has enjoyed.
The development of strong teams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Scatena's VS.. Indiana
Harbor Dodgers

The fast Scatena Tornadoes VIII
line UP against the Indiana Harbor
Dodgers at Morris Park. Sunday. NOV
Z. 1920. Kickoff at 2.3o p m.
The Scatena's came out Of their game
with the South Side Maroons without
any injuries to their players and expect
to handle the Dodgers In the same
manner as they handled the Maroons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
HOT GAME
AT stage FIELD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEayIcEl

- III tFNNIIUHAL HtWS sLHFINLL -,
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.--Illinois and chit
cago will meet on Stagg field this az
ternoon in what is expected to be the
most strenuous and hardest fought
struggle of the Big Ten football sea-
son to date. More than 1000 fans arc
expected to witness the battle.
Stages Maroons Will face the Him
with a lineup ridied by inquiries but
with every man on the field full Ct
fight The unbeaten Illinois eleven Is
confident of victory but is expecting a
scrap from start to finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
DEMPSEY, CARPENTER
SIGN ARTICLES FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
FIGHT DECISIONS.

Decisions of fight representatives
are:
At New York-Joe Lynch koncked out
Abe Goldstein Cl). George CLANCY
knocked out George Brown 81.
George Ward beat Phil Bloom (io).
Jimmy Stern beat Packey OGattey
80.
At Philadelphia-Jimm Brown beat
Jack Brazzo (s).
At New Orleans--Frank Carbone beat
Yoing Denny d5). Joe Fisse knock
ed out Kid Emma 60.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AZ wooster-wooster University. II;
kenyon. o.
At Bookings. S. D.-South Dakota
State College. "a; Hamline University,
0.
At Valparaiso. Ind.-Yalparaiso. Al;
St. Louis University. o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Today's Grid Schedule
WEST

Illinois and Chicago at Stage Field
Michigan and Ohio State at Columbus
Wisconsin and Minnesota at Minnea-
polls.
Northwestern and Iowa at Iowa City.
Notre Dame and Purdue at Notre
dame
Lake Forest and Beloit at Beloit.
Detroit. and Tufts at Detroit.
Centre and Dc Paw at Indianapolis.
kentucky and Cincinnati at Lexing
ton.
Marquette and Haskell at Milwaukee.
Western Reserve and Oberlin at Clev-
Gland.
Ohio Wesleyan and Miami at Della
ware.
Lawrence and Milwaukee Z. s. at APP
pleton.
Rose Poly and st. Xavier at Cincin-
natl.
EAST
Harvard and Princeton at Cambridge.
Tale and Brown at New Haven.
Cornell and Dartmouth at New York.
Nebraska and Penn State at State Col
lege.
Syracuse and Washington and Jecer-
son at Syracuse.
Columbia and Swarthmore at New
York.
Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania at Phil
adeiphia-
Boston College and Boston U. at Sos
ton.
Navy and Georgetown at Annapolis.
Colgate and Rochester at Rochester.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Zaprzestana Banki Przyjmowac
Pieniadze do Polski.
Zanosi Sic ma Republike W Danii.
ALLIANCE WOBEC AMERYKI.
lime Tele granny Zagraniczne

Londyn, 80. marca. - Angiel-
ska prasa poddie ciekawe rozwia-
zanie tajenrniczegu zarrordowa-
ma maiora mfasta Cork, wvbitne-
go dziatacza patryUty Triandzkie-
go, Daily MaT' powiHda, re ma
namacalne dowody, IL major Tho
mas Mac Curtain zoStal zastrzelo-
ny przez emisaryuSz6w stronni--
ctwa irlandzkiego Sim Fern. I"
Twierdzenie swe OPERA ow dzien-
mix ma powadze niezachwianej.
Ponfewaz lord major ME zasfugi-
wai dtuzej ma zaufanie owego
stronnictwa. przeto aby sic go
pozbvc a z MIN pogrzebac wszv-
stkie tajenrrice jake posiadai o
ruchu / organrzacyi, czionkowie
Sim Fein skazafi go ma Smiert.
Oprocz nrajora ma liScic przezna-
czonych ma zgfadzenie znaJduje
sie jeszcze piecru innvch wybft-.
nvch Irtandczykow. Professor
Stockley 1ostaf cztery razy po--
strzelony, ale uszed{ zyciem
lima ofiare zamachu znaleziono W
Limerick, czterech skazanvch
na $nierc jeszcze Jest przy zyciu.
Angielski Times" otrzymal in
formacye Z Cork, ze 1Tgo marca
towarzystwo Sim Fem mia}o kon
ferencye ma tel konferency "a
padla uchwa4a, aby nieltorych
cz}onkow wydaIic z grona "a brak
WARY w sprawe Irlandyi. Pomie-
dzy tyni wydalonyrni mia} bye
major niasta Cork. Po przejeciu
poczty wyslanej do Dublina, re-
wolucyoniSci mieli sic przekonac,
re niektorzy z grona ich ME bar
dzo sPrzyjaj9 ruchowi rewolucyj-
nemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
LIGA LUDLOW POWTNNA
DOPOM0DZ POLSCE.

Waszyngton, 80. marca - Jak
dirgo Potska bedzie mfafa tyfNo
obecne SHY bolszewickie pred so
ha. to zdaniem polskiego attache
majora geueraia Brynka, poisS1e
woisloo da sobie rade / Utrzyna
granace -PoEsli pred nawala bol-
szewicl1a. Zachodzi jednak Powaz-
na Ottawa. ze boiszewicy Po swych
swietnych zwyciestwach W po4u-
dniowej Rosyi mog9 Przerzuclc
aHnie przeciw Polsce, a wtenczas
regularna armia poIsia muslalaby
dosta6 posHd cd Ligi Ludlow.
Frarcya przyobSecaaa wPrawdzle
oomoc materysin9 Potsce, ale ODE
cne jej poiozenie wobec wyPad-
k7ow W Niemczech spraw1a- ze ma
te pomoc ME moe Polska wfelc
1rzyG JezeIi wiec Alsanci pragna
widzie6 bd1szewizn tyFko W gra-
nicsch,dzfsTejszej Rosy. obowiaz-
Ioem ich i dobrze zrozuTniaaym
Unforeseen bedzie zdaniem legacy
polSSsi dse wydatna Pomoc pre-
CIV bolszew9kom-
ROZRUCHY w IRLANDYI.
Dublin, 80. marca. - Polrcya
angidsSya stscyonowana W Reggie,
aso&o miescowoSci Thnrles, wyPa
dla wczoraj harak6w zacze}a
ostrzeIfwa6 missto. UZbrojeni Po-
1icyanci maszerowaf Przez ulice
1niasta i strzelalf bez zastanowie-
MA do wirrych isniewinnych. Po-
wladsje oni, re w ten sposo0 chca
sic zerlSc6 "a zamordowanie jed
nego cztonkow policyi tamtej-
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
USTAWA PROHIBICYJNA
PRED TRYBUNALEM NAL
WYZSZYM
WYZSZYM.


Wczoraj rozpoczeiy sic pred
NajwyzSzym trybunaiem Stanow
Zjednoczonych przes}uchy mad u
stawa prohibicyjna czeSciq kwe-
styonowana aktu Nolsteada wzgle
dem konstytucyalnoSci tych praw
Sprawe podjety, jak wiadomo,
Stany New Jersey i Wisconsin, z
kt6rych to Stanow aplecaye costa
" przed}ozone Ma ajwyzszcmu Try
bunalowi.
Zc wzg,edu jednak ma znaczna
ilo5c spraw toczacych sic obecnie
W tym sqdzie, nic nalezy sic spo-
dziewat, aby dowodzenia zostaly
ukonczonc na dzisiejszej sesyi.
Rozpoczeta wczoraj rozprawa
obraca}a sic ma razie mniej wieceJ
okofo tvch samych kwestyi, ktore
Island, Kentucky Massa.
chusctts przedstawiiy juz pred
tenn W sqdzie; oryglnalnc jednak
oskarzenie wniesionc przcz Stan
New Jersey zawiera take szereS
nowych zupelnic punktow i sta
nowi wiclc wszechstronniejszy
atak przeciw PrawomocnoSci
oSmnastej poprawki czeSci aktr
Nolstead'a anizcli tc lwcstyc. kto
re dotychczas juz by}y wentylo--
wanc W sadach.
Z New Jersey Jest wnicsiona
ponadto druga analogiczna spra--
wa, mianowicic przez Chrlstiana
Fcigenspan, wiasciciela browaru
Z Newark, procz tego zas znajdu-
je sic jeszcze pred TrybunaSem
skarga wniesiona Przez Stan Wis
consin. atakujaca prawomocnoSc
decyzyi, wzbraniajacej wyrobu
piwa, zawierajacego wiecej anlze-
Ii pol procent alkoholu pod pozo-
rem, &c stale sic ona juz wtenczas
napoleon upajajacytn.
Prokurator gcneralny McCran
Z New Jersey dowodzh ma wczo--
rajszych przesiuchach, re yprawo
poprawiania konstytucyi federal
nej jest prawem ogolu obywateli
ca}ych Stanow Zjednoczonych, W
odr6znienie Cd obywateli poszcze-
golnych Stanu re narod Stanow
Zjednoczonych jake taxi posiada
tylko wiadze w sprawach ogolno-
krajowych - decyzya zaS W kwe-
styach dotyczacych spraw ME ma
j9cych takiego znaczenia, jest Po-
zostawiona autonomii Stanow po-
szczegolnych. Prawo TO ME mole
bye i'm odcbrane bez ich przyzwo-
lenia. DaIej oSwiadczvi on. re try
czwarte Stan6w ME ratyfikowaio
poprawki prohibicyjnej W tel my
Sli. ably doiaczyc ia do konstytu-
cyi federalnej. Zaznaczyi takze,
ie Kongres ME posiada takiego
prawa, ktoreby Pozwalaio mu u
stanawiat reguiy Poza tekstem
ustawy prohibicyjnej. naprzykiad
co do znaczenia wyrazow ..celem
wyrobu napojow upajajacych" i
trunk upajajacc."
,,Mokrzy" spodziewaja sic, re o.
koio 1890 kwietnia sprawa Gala
zostanie iormalnie zadecydowana
la ich korzyst &c ma nowo roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
Kronika ChicaSOska.

zone przcz ostatnich kilka tygo-
dni, stanie sic faktcm Prawdcpo'
dobnn juz dzisiaj. Okolo tysiqc
klerkow, stcnograiist0w i buchal
tcr0w zajetych w magistrate i
innych miejSkich biurach wysz}o
wczoraj o godzinie 4tej popo}u-
Gniu na strajk. Czionkowic Z or
ganizacyi ich uni otrzymali roz-
porzqdzenic, aby Cd dzisiaj rama
rozpoczeli pikictowanic budynkl
magistratu.
w dodatku do powyzszcj licz~
by strajkujqcych klerk6w porzu
clio pracc r6wnicz I36 robotni-
kow zajetych W zakfadach micj-
skich niszczenia odpadkow, upo-
minajac sic wyzsza zapfate.
przcz co wspomnianc zakfady 20
stalv zamknictc. Kolcktorzy cd
padk6w ME beda dzisiai zbjerat
tychzc, ponicwaz nic mia}by ich
kto odcbrac, a W dodatku zak}a
dy te i tax sq juz nicml przcpeI-
None. Robotnicy ci otrZymywali
obecnic $500 dziennic. ..Komitet
linansowy Rady mieiskicj udzic-.
lii i'm wczoraj podwyzkc o 90
cent6w. lccz oni ME zgodzili sic
ma to, a zadajq podwyzke W kNvo
Gle $I.60.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Rada miejska odm6wi}a strajku-
jacym klcrkom, stenografistom /
buchalterom zqdanej przez mich
$500. podwyzki rocznic, przy-
zraia i'm tylko proponowanq
przez komitet finansowy podwyz
kc, t. j. Cd 500 dIa wyzcj plat
nych starszych klerkow, do $3.50
dla Imiodszych sEuzba Iklerk6w,
czyli po dwana5cie procent dla
dziewiec dziesiatych strajkuja-
cych. James Flynn, prezes unii
k1erk6w oSwiadczy} wczoraj VIE
cz6r, re ME predzej powr6ca oni
do piracy niz otrzymaja w ca}o-
sci zqdana podwyzke. Powiada
On, IL fachowi robotnicy micjscy
w ostatnich pieciu latach otrzy-
mali podwyzke Cd 90 do 100 pro
cent, gdy tynczasem, gdyby
klercy otrzymali zadane $500,
podwyzka ich wynosibaby Cd
lois roku tylko 20 procent.
Przewidujac wielc strajkow W
r6znych dcpartamcntach miej--
skich, kt6rc moga bye spowodo-
wane nicfortunncm zaiatwie--
MEM tego-rocznego budzetu, Ra
do miejska ma wczorajszem posie
dzeniu przyjeia rezolucye pred
Stawiona przcz alderman0w KoSt
ncra i Tomana, upOwazniajacq
burmistrza do nianowania komi-
wi arbitracyjnej. " ktorej skiad
wcszli: alderman Richert, prze-
wodniczacy i czterech czlonk0w
komitetu finansowego, oraz pre-
zes komisyi siuzby cywilnej COT
lin, rzecznik miejski Ettclson /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
WSZYSTKIE. ATAKI MA
ERONCFEPODOLSKIM IVY
CESKO ODPARTE.

warszawa, 80. marca - L gfo-
wnei G7watery woisbooweJ Polst1eJ
donosza, ze wszelkie stah bolsze-
wscl1e ma froncie podolskim woJ-
ska poaskie odparly. Bolszewicy
przez diva dni przypuszcZali "a
ciescie ataki ma tym froncie maj9c
nadzieje, ze prze4amia lmie bojo-
wa potska zaieja swymi horda-
mn Po4sse, Komunikat donosi ME
tyko o odparciu atak6w, ale do
dale. ze Polacy odbili czesc terry
tory6w. kt6re zeszfego tvgodn,a
dosta4v sic ctwilowo W rece bot-
sZewacow