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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
City Briefs

MARRIAGE LICENSES were is-
sued 10 the following Monday 10y tne
clerk Of the county court: CIyde L.
Fox % and Estella Blackister, 3l'
West Plains, Mo-: William o. uoy-
den. o5 and Gladys Richardson. Il.
sand Springs: A. w. wilkins, 20 and
Mary Minshall, 23 Tulsa; waiter W.
purcell. 22 and Gladys Tyndall, 22,
Rar,lesyille: w. l.. McCaskey, 81 ana
sibvl NJ. Bingham, IS. Tulsa; .iren
A. Campbell, % and Naomi u.
Meserve, 90. Tulsa; F. o. Weiis, 90
and Regettie Hickman, 43' way
side.
THE FOLLOWING bankers were
in Tulsa Monday on business: Cnas'
r. Foster, vice president OF the Con.
tinental Bank and Trust company OF
Freeport, La: n. o. Coluburn, presi.
dent of the First National Bank OF
Coilinwille; C. L. Vandevort, presi
dent OF the Pawnee National Bank
Of Pawnee; w. d. McGregor, vice
president of the First National bank
OF Wichita Falls, Texas; r. w. Alb
shire, president of the First Nationai
bank of Oilton.
Il
n. ]. GOULD. congressman from
Seneca Falls, n. Y, and president
OF the Gould's Pump company lett
Saturday night after short stay
here, on his way back to Washing
ton from Texas.
JOSEPH b. BkANTON, general
agent of the Kansas City southern
railway, Tulsa, left last night for
Kansas City to attend an annual
family meeting of all traffic officers
and representatives of the X. Z.
Southern.
LEWIS SHEEDY Of Sapulpa, oil
man who has operated in the nd
lana, Kansas and Oklahoma fields,
is a patient in the oklahoma hos
pital where he will be operated on
during the next few days.
PETITIONS for divercoc were
filed in district and superior courts
Monday by Mildred Richardson
against Albert Richardson; Clara
Kelley against w. II. Kelley.
=
DEGREES OF divorce were granted
In district court Monday to Clarence
r. Brewer against Gene l.. Brewer;
Pauline Howard against Bernhard
d. Howard; Bessie Connor against
N. X. Connor.
=
JOSEPH MOSCOWITZ OF Kansas
CITY was in Tulsa Monday looking
lor a location for an upholstering
establishment to be placed here.
=
MIR. AND MRS. 4. w. STAMM,
VINO have been visiting in the home
VI their son, Ernest Prang Stamm,
VIII return today to Angels Camp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07

pany with view to- bringine the
plant for manufacturing tractor
motors to Tulsa. The new motor.
one OF which was used in an auto
mobile at Kansas CITY. is of the
rotary valve type. and. according
to the invention, will revolutionizc
the motsr building industry because
Of its simplicity and elimination of
unnecessary parts, together with its
unusual power.
Those who made the trip to Kan
sas city In the special car provided
by the Sunshine Motor company
were. X. Brubooker, A. II. Pattcr-
son, w II. Downing, Edward Il.
Marshall II. L.. Cary w. \. Davis,
l.. a. Kaufman. G. ". Bishop. Lew
l.. Collins, l.. j. T.. Rooney. +. S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07

Cal. where Mr.. Stamm Is interested d
In a land company.
=
J. p. BYRD. Jr.. cashier OF the
Union National bank, went to Okmul-
gee Monday for short business
visit.
c. ii. HOWARD of the Exchange
Trust company returned Monday
from a weeks business trip to TIL,
southern part of the state.
=
FRED IL. ROWLAND, genera
manager Of the kewanee Oil ant
Gas company was here from Titus
Vile, Pa, over Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
AGENTS INVITED TO ST. LOUIS
Three Tulsans VII Explain Plan
OF Exchange Nurcnu In Missouri.

At the request of the Purchasing
Agents association OF St. Louis, Mo.
q. G. ruhlcr. q. V. Borden and
X. ~. Gwynnc. active over the
southwest and In Tulsa In further.
ing associations OF purchasing
agents will IN the near future visit
ST. Louis ns representatives OF the
Purchasing Agents association OF
oklahoma with headquarters here.
for the purpose Of explaining the
workings of "a newly established 4
exchange hurcan' through which
oil field supplies and materials FOR
sale throughout the oil fields are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1920

lIugill. II. II. Aurandt. Leo {.
Moore. &. VI. Barde, Louis Lcfko.
Barney Meyers, G. II. Hubbard, Al
Brown, All q. Heggem, G. ID. Read,
J. Il. Hildt, q. NJ. Ransom, II. II
putter, w. q. Bottom. l.. W. Jacobs
W. q. Mccarthy. A Il. Davis and
Harvey L.. Rhodes.
Moving pictures were taken of
the Tulsa bunch, and are TO be cx-
hibitod at q private showing In on,
OF tho local theatcrs Tuesday or
Wednesday. according to officials
OF the company.
The ostrich can tickle any woman
with hia feathers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
Kendall STRESSES SCHOOLING
Importance Of E0uca,ion WIN he
Vmphasiscd During this week.

Importance of education will bs
stressed from many angles at chapel
exercises In Kendall colicg" this
week in observance OF national ed.
ucatlon week named hy -. J.. tl1N-
ton, national Cominisslpu.r - odu-
cation. There will he t special
speaker at each chapel service. Proc
fcasor T.. S. Mcleod, head of tho de-
pafsmcnt OF education, spoke Mon.
day morning ana T., l.. Obcrhultzer
city superintendent Of schools, will
give an address this morning on
phase OF the question of education,
------------------------------
The fool man and the wise trou,
are slow In catching on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
20 YEARS. ~OLD-FIT AS
A FIDDLE

, had a bad case of stomach and
powell trouble that four doctors
gould not help. Suffered all kinds
VI VI pain. was filled with gas and con-
upated for years. was advised TO
Sse Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
SSsnce taking a course OF 1t four
rs ysars ago my trouble has disap-
peared and have felt like young
man. Although 80 years old I feel
~ as fiddle" 1t is a simple. harm
"a ,ess preparation that removes the
,a.dtrhal ,s mucus from the intestinal
wst wsSt and allays the inflammation
aseh, liver and Intestinal ailments,
nMIuding appendicdts4 Ona dose
"a, convince or money refunded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
TULSAN AFTER
MOTOR FACTORY
Party Of Business Men
Return After Inspect
ing X. G. Plant.

A large party OF local business
men spent Sunday In Kansas city
inspecting the new motor per-
fectcd by the Sunshine Motor COM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07

The first exchange bureau bullc-
tin" viii probably he issued hci"
Thursday. 1t is announced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07

JOSEPH MOSCOWITZ OF Kansas
CITY, was in Tulsa Monday looking
lor location for an upholstering
establishment to be placed here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
Mems Shoes

A. Style and Size for Every Foot
Each and every pair guaranteed to be
perfect. If you wa1 the best at lower
prices this is your opportunity. English
brogue. straight last, modified toes
freak freak lasts at 'ls South S9.85
Main ............... WOsO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
EMPLOYMENT
sALEsMEN WHNTED
HIGH -CLAss sALEsMAN

Here is proposition that will inter- esr every man who is making less than ,s1O,000 per year; manufactur- ing concern of highest rating. estab- iished over 20 years. is now manufac- turing with phenomenal success a proposition that makes a new found profit for the man who buys and is sold to the best class of retail mer- chants in both villages and large cities. This device is sold on easy payment plan, liberal commissions ? sales a week mean more than $10,000 year for you. National advertising campaign in magazines, trade papers and direct by mail in full force. If you have the ability, determination and courage to handle strictly busi. ness proposition of exceptional merit in exclusive territory, phone J. s. Hough for appointment, Room S32, Tutwiler Hotel Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
GAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGEHERAID CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
EMPLOYMENT
HELP iMALE WANifEni[MALE

Capable and experienced men Wanted for the following positions: Cost Accountant Bank Bookkeeper Mechanical Craftsman, experienced in
 designing. clerical 6nen 2 steno clerical men Stenographer Bookkeeper, experienced in cotton
 brokerage business. Ledger clerk. These are permanent positions, with
 reputable concerns and pay good sal
 aries. For further information call at INTER AMERICAN co.
 221S Jefferson County Bank Bldg,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

WANTED-Ex Experienced travelling men for north Alabama territory bA large Nashville wholesale mems and ladies' furnishings, clothing and ladies ready to- wear Nhouse; must have ex- perience as travelling man along these lines and must have established trade in answering, state by whom present employed. present territory and amount of sales last year; a most excellent position for the right men and means big pay for those of right calibre Apply r. 0. Box ss3, Nash vile, Tenn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

5 E V E R A l. experienced salesmen wanted by one of the oldest and most progressive distributors of coarse paper. etc. in the middle west to cover Tennessee and Ar kansas; this is an opportunity. If yous are the man. respond with full details to Sales Manager. Box S16, Cincinnati Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

SALESMAN for coffee by long estab- lshed roasters; require thoroughly ex- perience9 city salesman with successful record and personal acquaintance Bir- Iningham retail grocers; give particu- lars, past and present positions, age, salary; replies eonfidential; unusual op- portunity for right man. Lowering Cof- fee Co. Baltimore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
AUTOMOBILES B AUT0MoBiLEs FOR SALE s.

SALE OF USED CARS PEERLESS "8," in jam-up shape; a nice running, easy riding car; an ideal car for the discriminating a t a moderate price. COLE COUPE-Been care- fully driven; is in good condition; can be bought for about S2000 less than original price. FORD-Roadster only five weeks old; equipped with electric starter. DODGE touring car; worth S200 of anybody's money. BUICK touring; just from the paint shop; late model; good in appearance and performance, and an equal- ly good bargain. DODGE SEDAN-For the thrifty man looking for a good car.
 fIUPMOBILE touring; new paint and mechanically up to~the-minute.
 HUDsoN--Touring; has ? extra tires; conSlderaply underpriced.
 We do nothing but
 SELL automobiles.
 BURNS BROS. fchandler X Cleveland Distributers.)
 4O7 South 21st Street.
 Main 5013. FOR SALE-Light 5-passenger car, 1913 model; run six months; looks like new will sell for half price. 17l6 Ed Ave, : FOR 'SALE-By owner; 5 passenger Ford car; bar gain; good mechanical con- dition. Call Cox Motor Co.,, Cor. 25th St. and Sd Ave. Phone Main 2115. USED CARS-selected cars; splendid val ues; easy terms. Bunch-Morrow Motor Co. distributors Stanley Steam Car anc Roamer 21st st. at 9th ave-, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

BRICKLAYERS WANTED Seven millions brick to lay; material on job; 6 months work; open shop; 88 cents per hour; 10 hours per day. Room and board $6 to S7.50 per week; write or wire our expense, when to ex- pect you. T. c. Thompson & Bros, Bibb Job, Colum- bus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

STOCK SALESMEN, ATTENTION.
 If you are a real producer and looking for an opportunity to connect yourself with a real live institution, already proven and in production, that is in a position to offer you choice territory and liberal commissions. we can use yoH. Write us for particulars and how to qualify for trip to the Home Office. L. E Wing, 626 Beatty bldg, Houston,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
WANTED

One secondhand 40-h. p.
 firebox boiler. Eight 30 or 36-inch gauge | 1-2 or 2-yard iron ore tram
 cars.
 Four tons 20-lb. mine rail
 and fasteners.
 100 feet 1-2-inch wire cable. I500 feet 3-inch wrought
 water pipe and connections, Give itemized price list and. ! where can be seen. i | Address P. o. Box 506, Biri l mingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

\, Al~'risl l- statesman 70 cali on drug trade 10 handle good proRoSition as s'ae line: good commission. The 4rray Co. Birmingham. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
We Are the Youngest Loan Firm in Birmingham

You can set loan of $10. s25, $50, s10o or any amount you need and your security whether it be salary, f1rni- ture. piano, horses or other per- sonal property, remains at your home. Pay us back in the easiest way that suits you, either weekly or monthly, and we leave it to you to fix the size of the payments that fit your income.
 If you want loan, call at our office or write or telephone us your name and address and you will get the money in hurry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

w 1WANTED-Draftsman for general shop work; some construction and machine design. Address P. o. Box 905, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21
Employees Loan Society

5os Lyric Theatre Building. Cor. 18th St. and 3d Ave. Phone Main 6376 Open Mon., We'd. Sat. Evenings to D. m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

FOR SzEEEAbout 100 feet of shelving
 for shoes and mems furnishing
 goods: must be sol9 at once. Call Ensley SSs, ask for MT. Keller.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

NOTICE TO BARBERS-We can i'll your order for Moore improved elec- tric. clippers day received; $4o Wie" order. Write for catalogue ano prlce list of supplies. Atiantfc barDels supply Co., 4oS North Twenetieth st. Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

ROOFING sALE-Mercnan,s or consun' CTS; will close out 800 rolls rupner Iuo.. ;, nn ing 1-nly. H.S: 2-ply, $1.65; S-ply, $2W. Rest grade green slate surfaced roof- ing 90 pounds to the roll ssoo roll. Buy quick as these prices are below to- days carload factory prices. Kooi cement. Sc pound, Best grade aspes- tos roof paint, 75c gallon. Makes oio: leaky roofs good as new. Black rool paint. 50c gallon. Robertson haru"Aie co 2020 First ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 CENTS PER BUNDLE. CALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT THE AGE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-21

USED CARS-Selected cars; splendid val ues; easy terms. Bunch-Morrow Motor Co.,, distributors Stanley Steam Car and Roamer, 21st st., at 5th ave. N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
DO KUPC0W l
o KUPCACH.

Dobrobyt kupiectwa polsklego
zalezy cd poparcia, jake otrzy-
muja cd spoieczehstwa polskie-
60.
Cd kupcow, kt6rzy sic bogacq
Z szerokich mas ludnoSci, nalezy
sic spodziewac wiekszej ofiarno-
SCI ma rzecz Ojczyny Naszej, a
nizeli cd pojedyhczych jednostek
ktore mnicj niz kupcy z~arabiaja.
Tymczasem okazalo sic pod
GAS Rampant Polskiej Pozyczki
Panstwowei, re znalazia sic Gaia
moe kupcow polskich, ktorzy ME
tylko odmowili skfadania swych
oszczednoSci, zdobytych 'wsrod
narodu p~olskiego, ma szescio-pro
centowe Bondy Polskie, zabez-
pieczone caiem mieniem rzadu i
narodu polskiego, ale wysianni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

kow Centralnego Komitetu P. P
P. przyjmowali z lekcewazeniem
i czesto nawet obrzucali ich fobel
gami.
Jaskrawym dow0dem takiego
postepowania jest nastepujacy
fakt:
Prezes Stow. Polskich Kup-
COW i Przemysiowcow, OBJ. Alex
sander Busch W towarzvstwie
swojego kolegi odwiedzi} prawie
wszystkich polskich kupcow ma
Milwaukee ave-, pomiedzy Chi
cago ave. i Ashland. Pomimo u
Siinych namow i przekonywan
uda}o mu sic ~sprzedac zaIedwie
jedep bond "a $500. w innych
miejScach spotkaly ich odmowy,
a W nicktorych obrzucano ich o.
belgami.
Take postepowanie kupc6w
tych jest niegodne Polaka i "a
Sluguje ma najostrzejsze napiet-
nowanie. lynn kupcom, kt6rzy
przyszli Polsce Z pomoca przez
zakupno bond6w Centralny 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
NuHO PONITS PVNNNV"''
MORDUJA ARMEN-
w ALBANII.

Ateny, IL. czerwca. r Donosza
tutai o zaburzeniach W Albarii.
Jeden z oficero wwloskich zostal
wziety do niewoli przez Albahczy
kow. Artylerya wioska bombardo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

sPosobami uzyskac Pewne zape--
wnienia Cd partly republikahskiej
John Fitzpatrick, prezes chicago
skiej federacyi robotnikow, PREY
pomocy sekretarza uni Edwarda
Nockels i innych wydai odezwe,
.zwo}ujaca konwencye partyi ro-
botniczej, jaka sic ma odbyt W
Chicago pomiedzy IL a y lipca
br. Zarzad f~ederacyi spodziewa
sic, re W konwencyi tel wezmie
udziai okolo $500 delegatow.
James G. Petrillo, prezes uni
chicagoskiej federacyi muzykan-
tow, powiada, re strajk jest ME
unikniony. Cnia domaga sic Is
procentowej podwyzki, gdyz wo,
bee panujacej drozyzny, plaza mu-
zykanta stoi ma najnizszym pozio-
mic. Jezeli zatem zarzadcy tea
trow ME zgodza sic ma zadania IL
wybuchnie prawdopodob-
ME ich bezroboCie.
Robota W zakladach Crane and
Co." idzie slabo; robotnicy ma
rzekaja, re wobec panujacej dro-
zyzny ich plaza jest stosunkowo
maia. Podobno zorganizowani
robotnicy agituja W celu zwerbo-
wanna wszystkich tych, ktorzy do
uni jeszcze dot9d ME naleza. Sko-
70 ich bedzie wieksza liczba, to
niezawodnie beda mogli stawic
lepszy opor i wtenczas zadania
ich predict uwzglednione beda.
Robotnicy w niekt6rych departa-
mentach narzekajq take, re mu-
sza pracowaG wieczorami nadobo-
wiazkowo i to "a marnem wyna-
grodzeniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

mitet Polskiej Pozyczki Patistwo
wei, dzia}ajacy Z upowaznienia
Poselstwa Polskiego W Waszyng
tonic, ustanowii specyalna odzna
Ike, ktora bedzie wydany "a po-
Srcdnictwem Komitetu tym kup-
com, kt6rzy juz bondy zakupili,
albo tez pred dniem l5go czerw
ca je zakupia. Oznaka ia bedzic
we wszystkich pismach og}oszo-
ma. Zarazem zwracamy sic nj
nicjszem W imieniu wszystkich
organizacyi, W Centralny Komi-
tet Polskiej Pozyczki Panstwo-
wei zespolonych, azeby Polacy
chicagoscy usilnie popierali tie
przedsiebiorstwa polskie, ktore
beda mia}y odznake te W swych
oknach wystawowych.
Edmund Jarecki, prezes;
Jozef Mierzynski, sekretarz.
Polska Walcey z bolssewiz-
mem 0 caty $wiat!
KupWj PolSkie Bomdy; MECH
i one malrzq "a Polske!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
z RUCHU
ROBOTNICZEGO

. Jak sic dowiadujemy, W Chi
cago w obecnym sezonie letnim
bedziemy mieli jeszcze jedna kon
wencye polityezna. Samuel Com
pers, prezes Amerykahskiei Fe-
deracyi Piracy, PREY pomocy in
nych politycznych ,~.leader6w" TO-
botniczych stara sic wszelkini
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

tarz ma Irlandye, orzeka, IL Srodki
zarzadzone przez Rad brytyjski
przeciwko Sim Feinistom, okaza-
iy sic skuteczne, wobec czego spo-
dziewa sic on wkrotce poiozyc ia
me terrorowi przez aresztowanie
leaderow ruchu.
IZWYCIESTWO SINN FEINI--
STOW.
Dublin, 12.czerwca. - Ma wy
borach okregowych Sim FeiniSci
wraz z nacyonalistami z ogolhej
liczby 500 giosow otrzymali $50.
w Limerick policyant Carroll
zostai zabity. Jest on Plata Ola
ra terroru Cd 21go stycznia RIB.
w poblizu Killarney obrabo--
wano pociag pocztowy.
TURcY MoRDUJA ARMEN-
CZYKoW.
Smurna, IL. czerwca. - w ca
lei Armenii Turcy morduja cafe
mi masami ludnoSc chrzeScijahska
ME wylaczajqc kobiet, dzieci i
starcow. Armenczycy bfagaja
wszystkie panstwa chrzeScijan-
skie o pomoc.
ZABURZENIA w ALBANII
Ateny, IL. czerwca. r Donosza
tutaj o zaburzeniach W Albarii.
|Jeden z oficero wwioskich zostal
|wziety do niewoli przez Albahczy
|kow. Artylerya wloska bombardo-
waia wieS Ouzati.
STARCIA PoMIEDZY GRE
KAMI I BULGARAMI-
Ateny, IL. czerwca. - Dono--
sza tutaj Z Tracy, IL pomiedzy
oddziaiami wojsk greckich i bull
garskich odbywaja sic czeste po-
tyczki.
.CUKIER OLA N ZJE-
D"NoCZONYCH.
Buenos Aires, IL. czerwca. -
Rad Stanow Zjedn. zakupiI W
ARGENTINE $4,000 ton cukru, Z
kt6rego duza Geese zostanie pre-
znaczona ola wyrobu konserw
puszkowych.
OAR ROCKEFELLER'A.
Londyn, IL. czerwca. = Milo
ner a~merykanski Rockefeller Ola
rowal ma szpital i szkole medycz-
ma W Londynie $1,205.0OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
w FAIRY
KACH KRUPPA.

Essen, IL. czerwca. - Robotni-
cy fabryk Kruppa urzadzili mani
sestacye zadajac podwyzszenia
olacy, czemu zarzad fabryki Cd
nowi}. Wtedy robotnicy zdemolo
wall maszyny i zmusili innych
oobotnik6w do p~orzucenia piracy.
Straty obliczaja ma miliony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

tex anarchiStOw.
JAPONCZYCY WYKRYLI
SPISEK KOREANCZYKoW.
Honolulu, IL. czerwca. - Ia
ponska policya tajne wykrysa spi-
SEX uknuty przez Koreahczykow
ma zycie Ii, ksiecia Korei, jego
zony i barona Saito.
RUMUNSKA PSZENICA OLA
HISZPANII.
Madryt, IL. czerwca. - Rumu-
MIA ofiarowaia HiSzpanii 100000
ton pszenicy.
CABINET AUSTRYACKI Po-
DIAL SIZE DO DYMISYI.
Wieden, II. czerwca. - Gabi-
net austryacki ma czele z kancle-
rem Karolem Rennerem podai
sig do dymisyi. Cabinet ten pozo-
stawai ma urzedzie cd czasu "a
wieszenia broni.
Rezygnacya zostaia wywoians
dekretem ministra wojny o dys-
cyplinie w armii.
EBERT PORUCZA MUELLE--
ROW. GA.
INETU
Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Pre-
zydent Ebert ~poruczyl k~auclerzo-
wi Mueller'owi sformowanie ga
5inetu miniStrow. Kanclerz be-
die sic staral pozyskac wsp6ipra-
cownictwo niezaleznych socyali-
stow w nowym rzadzie.
ZABURZENIA w FABRY-
KACH KRUPPA.
Essen, IL. czerwca. - Robotni-
cy fabryk Kruppa urzadzili mani
sestacye zadaiac podwyzszenia
placy, czemu zarzad fabryki Cd
nowi}. Wtedy robotnicy zdemolo
wall maszyny i zmusili innych
oobotnik6w do porzucenia piracy.
Straty obliczaja ma miliony.
sTRAJK w A N
Kopenhaga, II. czerwca. -
5trajk marynarzy i palaczy dun
skich w Kopenhadze zostai Ia
konczony wczoraj z niekorzyScia
dia strajkujacych.
LIST LENINA.
Londyn. IL. czerwca. - Dele
saci robotnik6w angielskich, kt6-
w niedawno powrocili z Rosyi,
7rzywiezli re SODA list Lenina.
story nawoiuje robotnik6w angiel
skich do rewolucyi.
" liScie swoim Lenin przyzna-
je sic do nedzy, jaka panuje W
Rosyi, -wskazujac jeko przyczyny
wojne Z Polska i blockade Allan
tow. List ten ma bye przedsta--
wiony Kongresowi Piracy w Scar
borough.
NITTI PODRozUJE.
Rzym, IL. czerwca. Byly
premier w{oski, Francesca Nitti,
otrzymal passport zagraniczny i
zamierza udac sic W podroz Pc
Europe i Ameryce.
Byiemu premierowi Gioletti
ooruczono sformowac nowy ga
binet.
$4,000 TON PSZENICY AN
.GIELSKIEJ OLA N1EMlEC.
Paryz, IL. czerwea. - Pietna-
;cie tysiecy ton pszenicy, Przezna
ezonej ola Anglii, zostaio przeka-
zane Niemcom. Jak donosza tutaj,
decyzya ia zostaia wywolana ME
dawna wizyta do Anglii niemie'
skiego kontrolera praduktow spo-
zywczycA, pana Menz'a.
~SEKRETARZ IRLANDYI SPO
DZIEWA SIZE sKONCZYc
PREDKo z T~ERRoRYSTAMI
IRLANDZKIMI.
Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Sir
Hamar Greenwood, giowny sekre
9@ss':ss : !: n T. T. T.
Iemy. CEy cisrpicis M b6l gio-
Wy, Tub ely druk sic WAN Iiews
Edy czytacief CEy iesteseie spis-
ey, lub cry vas oeEy pala 20 cry
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STARCIA POMIEDZY GRE
KAMI I

Ateny, IL. czerwca. - Dono--
sza tutaj Z Tracyi, IL pomiedzy
oddziaiami wojsk greckich i bull
garskich odbywaja sic czeste po-
tyczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
STRAJK w DANII.
Kopenhaga, ~. czerwca.

Kopenhaga, Il. cZerWca.
9trajk marynarzy i palaczy dun
skich w Kopenhadze zostaf a
konczony wczoraj z niekorzyScia
dia Strajkujacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
~TsIsgTamy%z agIaniczns,

pUkonczrnIe zp srtonicv l-szei
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EBERT PORUCZA MUELLE--
GA.
BINETU.

Londyn, II. czerwca. - Pre-
zydent Ebert poruczyi kanclerzo-
wi Mueller'owi sformowanie ga
oinetu ministrow. Kanclerz be-
die sic staral pozyskac wsp6ipra-
cownictwo niezaleznych socyali-
stow w nowym rzadzie.