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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

Erani w lachmany, Jak zebracy -
ma nogach zamiast butow majq
iapcie Z kory lipowej. zebrali oni
chleba Cd obcych uchodzcow, kto-
rzy byli transportowani przez
wladze bolszewickie Z Moskwy
do granicy finskiej. Glod panuje
wSrod caiej ludnoSci roSyjskiej (
wyjatkiem komisarzy i wiadz
wojskowych. Sam Lenin stwier-
dza, re jest absolutna niemozliwo-
Scia przetrwanie nadchodzqcej Ii
my nawet w takich warunkach,
jak to byio zesz}ej zimy. Ola pc
cieszenia ludu rosyjskiego opo-
wiadaja historyjki, re Lenin sam
cierpi g}od, albowiem otrzymuje
take same porcye, jak kazdy inny
obywatel Czerwonej Rosyi.
lego rodzaju sytuacya jest po-
datnym gruntem do wszelkich
rozruchow i powstan, z ktorymi
nawet zmilitaryzowane czerwonc
oddziaiy armii sowieckiej ME 81
w stanie dac sobie rady. Pc caleJ
Rosyi odbywa sic cwiczenie i tre-
nowanie armii. Oficerowie So kon
|trolowani przez ~komisarzy Boise
wickich.
Juz pod koniec drugiego roku
panowania bolszewikow Gala
wiadza proletaryatu przeszla W
rece czerwonej miltarnej partyi.
Leaderzy bolszewiccy podnoszq
swoje zwyciestwa ! nadajq i'm jah
najwiekSze znaczenie, wpaJalqc
W umysly ludu, re walcza z wro-
gami, ktorzy staraja sic ujarzmic
lud rosyjski. lego rodzaju pro
paganda ME wszedzie znaJduJc
posiuch, albowiem niekt6rzy z
leader6w w}oScianskich vida ca
la nieszczeScie Rosyi w upadku
cara Mikolaja i w rzqdach Leni-
ma.
Bogate obszary czarnozlemu
rosyjSkiego wskutek posuchy
braku rak roboczych wydaiy
mniej niz pohowe zbiorow roku
zeszlego. Produkcya wegla jest
rad wyraz sIaba. Prace ma polach
speiniaja kobiety i dzieci. Nszy-
stkie zapasy zywnoSci 50 rckwi,
rowane ola czerwonej armii. Wig
kszoSc tabryk jest zuPefnle ME
czynna Z wyjqtkiem tych, kt6re
wyrabiaja broh i amunicye. Armia
piracy Trockiego okaza'a sic zu-
pelnie nieprzydatnq i zawiOd|a
wSzelkie pokladane w niej ma
d~ziejc. Ustawiczne rckwizycye
zboza ! bydia, "a ktdre plaza bez-
warto5ciowymi papierkami bolszc
wickimi stwarzaiq L urdu rosyj-
skiego nieprzejcdnanych wrogow
bolszewizmu.
Observatory wyrazajq opinic,
re jezeli sytuacya ME zostanic
poprawiona, to pomimo kontroli
militarncj rad sowiecki jest ska
zany ma upadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
WOJNh OBYWATELSKA
R o VERA CRUZ.

Vera Cruz, IL sierpnia. Wolna
obvwatelska w Stanie Vera Cruz
lest nieunikniona, jezcli rad fe-
deralny wySle wojsko do tego
stanu celem forsowania rozporza
dzcnia, ~wydanego przez prowl-
zorycznego prezydenta de la
FIuerte, chcacego usunac guber-
natora Antonio Nava Z urzedu.
Mad Navy dotychczas funkcyo-
nuje jak przedtem, ME zwazaJac
wcale ma rozkaz prezydenta de la
Huerty, kt6ry zada zamlanowa-
ria nowego gubernatora. Cub.
Nava, ktory odbyl konferencye z
de Ia Huerta W tel sprawle, po-
wr6cil wczoraj Z miasta Meksy-
ku i udai sic do kapltolu Stanu
Vera Cruz. Jalapa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

posiadanie Bugacza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
BRAK M o DE.
LEGACYI

Kopenhaga, IL. sierpnia. -
Przedstawiciele d~owodztwa boil
szewickiego oczekiwali ma polska
delegacye pokQjOwa ma froncie
] wieczorem w poniedzialek, lecz
delegacya ia ME przybyia. Me o.
trzymano rowniez zadnej wiado-
mosci z Warszawy w sprawie de-
legacy. Wiadomosci tie zostafy
zaczerpniete cd Litwinowa, boil
szewickiego przedstawiciela W
Danii.
oPINIA FRANCUSKA o Po-
KoJU B~oLsZEWICKIM.
Paryz, IL. sierpnia. - Francu-
cki Rad spraw zagranicznych
wyrazii opinie, re warunki poko-
lowe zaproponowane przez ool--
szewik6w So tylko prehminarne,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
BOLSZEWICY DAzA DO
POLSKI.

Paryz, II. sierpnia. Chociaz
b~olszewicy ME wyjawiaja Swoich
intencyi w stosunku do Polski.
to iednak iatwo MONA zauWazyc.
re maja oni ma celu ME oilrOJenie
Polski. lecz wchloniec;e caiej Pol
ski. Jezeli Polacy ME potrafia sig
temu oprzec, to ami Francya ami
Anglia ME beda W stanie I'm Po-
modz. Jezeli zaS Polacy bedq sta
/; twardo PREY swoich prawach,
to NIGGA spodziewac sic materyal-
nego ! moralnego poparcia re
Strony aliantow. Pomoc matery-
alma ma wyrazic sic W doStarcze-
niu pozywienia, broni, amunicyi,
oficerow -technikow it'd. Procz
tego Francya zrywa zupeinie
wszelkie stosunki z krasinem i
Kamieniewem i dale pomoc
M-roD0lOU;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
ZAOSTRZENIE SIE STOSUN-
KoW POMIEDZY FRANCYA
I ANGLIA.

Paryz, IL. sierpnia. - Pomie,
dry rzadem francuskim i angiel-
skim nastapiNo ostre niePorozu-~
mienie Z powodu pewnych kwe-.
styi zwiazanych Z politykq ro-
syjska, a m~ianowicie u~znanie gen.
Wrangia przez Francye / police.
ME representation rzadu trancu-
skiego W Londynie ME komuni--
kowac sic Z Przedstawicielami
Observation-Disclosures i IA
mienicwem. Polityka Francyi ia
koby utrudnia pokojowe za}atwle-
ME konfliktu, gdyz warunki Dol
Szewickie uwazane So "a mozliWe
do przyjecia. Taktyka rzadu fran
cuskiego obraca w niwecz porozu-
mienie, ktore zostaio osiagniete
ma ko]nferencyi W Hythe.
Londyn, IL. sierpnia. - Lloyd
George. dowiedziawszv sic o de-
cyzyi Milleranda zostal ogromnie
tym faktem zdziwiony. Przypusz-
CA on, re musi tn zachodzic ja--
kieS nieporozumienie.
Partya piracy angielskiej oskar.
"a Francye o umySlne stawienie
przeszkod ma drodze do pokoJu
rosyjsko . polskiego. w tym sa-
mym duchu wystepuja niektore
gazety londynskie.
~DYZENTERYA w ARMII
POLSKIEJ.
Paryz. IL. sierpnia. - w armiI
polskiej wybuchne}a epidemic dy-
zenteryi, ktora rowniez dale sic
we znaki i ludnoSci cywilnej
Czynna pomoc chorym okazuJe
Amerykanski Czerwony Krzyz.
WARsZAWA PRZESLADUJE
OJENN
Warszawa, IL. sierpnia. - "
zadnym kraju ME przesladowano
tax maruderow w~ojennych jak W
Polsce, a szczegolnie W Warsza-
vie. Ma wielkim wiecu kobiet pol
skich powzieto rezolucye, re "a
den mezczyzna pomiedzy II
so rokiem zycia pod zadnym po-
loren ME moze bye wolnym Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
HAYS 'URGUJE RATYF1KA-
eye POPRAWKI SUI
FRAGIUM."

Marion, Ohio, II sierpnia' -
Will H. Hays, krajowy przewod
ca republikahski wysiai wczorai
depesze do kilku republikanskich
czlonkow legislatury Stanu Ten
ncssee, urgujac o natychmiasto-
va ratyfikacye poprawki rowno-
uprawnienia kobiet, ably nleco
uoczyscic polityczna atmosfere /
dcdac otuchy republikanskiej jc.
dnoSci," Depesza byla rezultatem
rarady z senatorem Hardingem,
rrezydencyalnym kandydatem Z
ramienia tel partyi; zostafa wy
slana Z tutejszej miejscowoscl
kr6tko pred udaniem sic Hay
s'a do Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

Harry L. Davis, byiy burmistrz 2
Cleveland gorowal 1886 glosa-
mi jake kandydat do republican,
skiej nominacyi ma gubernatora
mad bytym kongresmanem Ralph
D. Cole z Finlay, iego najblizszym
przeciwnikiem; tax wykazywaly
ostatnie raporty, otrzymane wczo
raj wieczorem. K~ongresman Ros-
coe c. cCulloch, z Canton, po-
siadai mniejsza iloSc glosow nlL
lego dwaj powyzsi przeciwnlcy.
Rezultaty zebrane z dwoch TREE
cich calego Stanu wykazuja, re
IA acknowledgement nomlnacyi ma
senatora St. Zjedn., w. A. Julian
re Cincinnati gorowai mad sedzla
a.. +. O'Neil Z Akron tylko 2,O7o
glosami.
A.. V. Donahey, stanowy audi
tor ME mial zadnego przeclWnlka
do demokratycznej nominacyl ma
gubernatora. Rezultat republic
kanskich glosow z 4,O23 precynk-
tow przedstawia sic jak nastepu-
je: Davis, 1O2. 673; Cole, 63,02T ;
McCulloch, 46,282; Wood, 1881.
Republikahski wynik ~g}osowa-
MIA ma senatora z 1925 precynk--
tow wykazuje: Willis, 96,71o;
Brown. &c, 1872; Wanamaker, 49,
1886; Walcott, 5,673; Walser, t.
400.
DO demokratycznej nominacyl
ma senatora wynik Z 1888 pre-
cynktow wykazuje, re ". A. Ju-
liam otrzyma} 1886 giosow; A.
+. O'Neil 34,255.
z RAMPANT COXA.
Dayton, Ohio, II sierpnia. -
Demokratyczny kandydat ma pre-
zvdenta Cox, rozpocza} wczoraJ
swa kampanijna podroz, ktora
zamierza odbyc Cd mora do mo-
rza, przemawiajac we ~wszystklcIl
Stanach pred dniem lgo llsto-
2ada. Porzadek pierwszych die
sieciu NOW politycznych, ktorc
Cox zamierza wygIosic jeszcze W
tvm miesiqcu, zostanle przegot"
wany dzisiaj przez gubcrnatora
w Camp Perry, Ohio. Glowny
bieg Rampant rozpocznie sic do
p:cro pc wypowiedzcniu mowy
d. demokratycznej konwency1 W
West Nirginii, kt6ra zostanle cd
bvta w Wheeling W przyszsq
sobote.
. WIEsCI
Meksyk, miasto, IL sierpnia.
T'rczvdent de la Huerta odbedzle
konfercncye Z Francisco Villa.
gGzicS w poinocnej czesci Mex
Syku, taxa wiadomost podaje
mcksykanskic pismo Eel Cniver
SAL. Cclem konferencyi jest cal
kowitc porozumienie sic co do
warunk6w poddania sic Will. -
1000 Yaqui Indyan, ktorzy two
rz2 wojskowa e~kspedycye pre-:
civ gubernatorowi Cantu, Z Nlz-
szei Kaliiorni, ktory zbuntowa'
sic przeciw meksykahskiej VIA
dzy fedcralnej opuSci}y wczoraj
Mazatlan, Stan Sinaloa, wcdiug
orzcczenic wydanego przez tu-
tejszy Department wojny. WIG
Gel wojska zaczyna sic mobilize
wac w r6znych czesciach Mex
>yku'
WoJNh OBYWATELSKA
R o VERA CRUZ.
Vera Cruz, IL sierpnia. Wolna,
obvwatelska w Stanic Vera Cruz
lest nieunikniona, jezcll rad te-
dcralny wySle wojsko do tego
stanu celem forsowania rozporza
dzcnia, wydanego przez prowl-
zoryc2nego prezydenta de la
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

Dokonczenie re struny l~-szej.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16
HER BODY IN STATE
ON VESSELS DECK
Unique Marine Honor Paid to Mrs.
Doris Halfordy Formerly Of
BROOKLYN.

The body Of Mrs. Doris Halford, for
merly Brooklyn girl, today ar
rived here on the All American Ca
BILE Company steamship Relay from
Guantanamo, Cuba. Tho flag was at
half mast. and Tor the first time In
the history OF New York hrbor a body
was brought into port. lying In state
on the main deck, aft. drapod IN the
American flag and directly under the
ships nag The caskot was tied to the
flag pole during the entire voyage Of
six days. and deck officers on success
slye shifts acted as guards Of honor.
on board with the body were II.
Col. Frank Halford Marine Corps,
who had been stationed since Novem-
Der In Guantanamo, and his thirteen
year-oid daughter. Doris. The ship
was under command OF Captain Edgar
Oldham. The body was met by rela-
tives OF Mrs. HAlford. and will be
taken to Washington. d. c.. for burial
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16
d. nnId nn nnshroucI, I'm.

Revenue agents raided the HasbrouclS
Inn, at Hasbrouck Heights. N. j.. yes-
terday and arrested David l.. Levey.
the proprietor. and his bartender. Al
bert Eanelll. United States Commits
Hioner Delaney. at Hackensack. held
them on a charge Of violating the Pro-
hibition Law in 5000 bail each. The
agents said they found in the cellar a
barrel Of whisltey. rs cases OF whiskey.
60 cases OF Scotch. 10 gallons OF YER
mouth rs gallons OF gin. a barrel OF
alcohol and a quantity OF brandy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16
Don't step on pebbles
Relieve your callouses

be placed in exactly the right spot
to support the dislocated bones in
normal position. Adjustments are
simply made by shifting inserts or
changing their thickness.
Being all leather, Wizard Lightfoot
Adjustable Arch Builders and Cal
1ous Believers are light, flexible and
are worn without one being con-
scious of them.
Wizard Lightfoot Adjustable Arch
Builders and Callous Believers are
sold by leading dealers everywhere.
Usually where they are sold there is
an expert who has made a study of
fitting them.
If there is no such dealer near you,
write the Wizard Lightfoot Appli-,
ance Company, 1922 Locust Street.
st. Louis, Mo-, or 80 Marbridge
Bldg, New York City. Ask for
"Orthopraxy of the Foot"-a simple
treatise on foot troubles, No charge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16
BROWN GIVES 2sa DEGREES.
Three New Workers Receive Hon
ornry Degrees.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. June L.
Brown University awarded 293 degrees.
the largest number in It's history, at the
commencement exercises to-day.
II was announced that more than 81
100000 Of the univcrsity's fund had
been obtained. in addition 20 S250.OOO
for a new chemical laboratory.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16

Among the honorary degrees con-
ferred we're Doctor Of Lave. Frank A.
Vanderlip OF New York Doctor OF
Science, Alexis Carrel OF the Rock efeller
institute; Doctor Of Divinity Rev.
Frank w. crowder. ST. James Episcopal
Church, New York. .D,-,D-.t,--.l. .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-16

Walking on callouses is often as
painful as stepping on pebbles.
A callous on the sole of the foot Is
caused by lowered head of one Of
the metatarsal bones which form the
ball of the foot. Being lower than
those on either side, it receives I'M
natural pressure when ones weight
is on the foot.
Painful callouses result-pain often
extending to the toes, ankle, calf,
thigh, hip, back, and even to the
back of the neck. Complete relief
comes when the displaced bone is
restored to its normal position. This
is instantly accomplished by the
Wizard Lightfoot Adjustable Arch
Builder and Callous Reliever.
Beneath these all leather Arch
Builders and Callous Believers, are
overlapping pockets, so located that
inserts of any desired thickness can
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT IF DETROIT USES
 PNEUMATIC TIRES

The fire department of Detroit is one of the many municipal fire fight ing organizations in the country which is thoroughly converted to the penu- matic cord tire as equipment for it's apparatus. The apparatus on penu- matics has been running for a year and a half and the fire authorities re- port that the tires have given com plete satisfaction.
 Several weeks ago the Detroit fire department made q comparative test of the big pneumatics in competition with different makes of cushion wheels. Those present were the com missioners, drivers and represenfa tives of the cushion wheel compan- ieS.
 At the conclusion of the test the commissioners awarded the verdict to the penumatics. their decision being based on their easier riding qualities and the better non skid performances of the big tires while the trucks were rounding sharp corners. As conse- quence of the test a further big order for United States hobby cords was placed by the commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
TIRE CREDIT PLAN
 MEETING APPROVAL

Smith Hughes and company. Ajax tire dealers. are offering two special tire deals which will save those mo- torists who act at once a tidy sum. This firm has just put into effect a plan which has proven very SatiSfac- tory to the tire buying public in Los Angeles and other coast cities, that of selling tires on the oasis of a small sum down and the balance in several weekly payments. In these days of high prices, when the purchase of q tire makes big hole in even good sized pay check. the convenience of spreading the cost of tires over sev eral weeks will no doubt be appre- ciated.
 In addition to selling tires on easy terms. according to w. T. Smith. his firm is in a position for a few days only to sell tires on the old price list. Practically all makes of tires have ad vanced within the past few days, the increase ranging from 17i2 per cent up. This offer of tires at the old price may be withdrawn at any min u/ since it is only made pending re- ceipt of new price lists from San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

That a motor truck equipped with pneumatic tires will pay for itself in five months is the statement of John s. Taylor, fruit grower near Palmetto, Florida.
 Mr. TayIor's firm has five A ton trucks on Goodyear pneumatics, each one hauling 40 boxes of fruit, weigh ing 100 pounds per box, or 1000 pounds per load, from the grove to the pack ing house. Part of the haul is over asphalt and part over deep soft sand. They travel from 10 to 19 miles an hour.
 While hauling grapefruit recently, each truck made six round trips or 72 miles a. day delivering 240 boxes of fruit weighing 100 pounds each
 The estimated cost was three cents
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

a box compared to 10 cents box when hauled by mules.
 Mir. Taylor says the trucks sup planted a hauling outfit consisting of 20 mules and 20 drivers. and in addi- tion has enabled the packing house force to work full time where before they often had to wait when the teams were hauling.
 Demonstrations to more fully illus trate MT. Taylor's experience with the pneumatic tired truck will be given in this vicinity soon by one of the big transcontinental freighters of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber company. Pneumatic tires on this truck enables 1t to go farms and over plowed fields to haul produce, logs, live stock and carry grain to threshers.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
SIX DAY BIKE RACE |. DRAWS MANY ENTRIES

NEW YORK. March 15.-TwenN
 two professional bicycle riders have been signed up and are training for the six-day grind at Madison Square Garden, March to 13. The entry list includes the best foreign riders who will be pitted against the most pow erful American teams. Oscar Egg, the Swiss international unpaced cham pion, heads the riders from overseas. The winners of the Brussels six day
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

race completed February 15. Marcel Buysee and Alphonso Spiessen. will also compete here.
 Other foreign riders are the Italian. Piani; the Belgian DeBaets, younger brother of Michael DeBaets: Henry Van Nek, a Tfolla nder, DeRfyter and Godiver a strong French team and Maurice BroccO, the Italian rider. Alfred Goullet has arrived from
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
TWO FITS
Edinburgh scotsman)

Edinburgh Scotsman) Dressmaker, gushingly-Ah, mErdea- madam I consider that the most per- feet fit | have ever seen.
 Dear Madam-Perfect fit. you say, Well. I should like you to see the one my husband will have when he sees the price
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

abroad. and it is expected he will pair up with Jake Magin. Eggs partner probably will be Eddie Madden.
 The American contingent, besides those mentioned. includes Arthur Spencer, Willie Coburn, Joe Kopsky, Edward Byron, George and Lester Bowker, Gus Lang, Fred Weber, Tom Bello. Vincent Markey and John Staehle. Staehle. national amateur
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

champion of 1916 -1917. is making his first professional appearance in the siX-day race.
 A preliminary sprint meet is being arranged for the evening of March 6- Two open amateur events fog the night half mile and a two mile spin, are scheduled as well as q <hoice5 pro gram of professional races, match sprint and motor paced.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
AMBITIOUS
(Houston Post)

Benevolent old Gentleman (handing over watch) Don't you ever expect to rise higher than a common, ordinary porch climber?
 Burglar-Oh, yes; some day I hope to have an aeroplane and won't have to climb porches.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
HE NEEDED IF

(Ya1e Record) Stump Orator. want reform: want government reform I want labor reform; I want Voice -ChlorOfOrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. July t---ssrain futures
ss9xsd heavily on the chscako hoard 81
trade today. There NAs heavy liquidation
thrDout the day. nltho there we're oc-
casionai recovsries on buying by shorts
Bearish Influences included good crop
reports. ffns weather turnout the rrain
bait. reports Of rezsliux Of oats In for
eisn ports at prices under the original
buying price. There were also reports
here Of Argentine corn offerings under
the American quotation. Generally favor
able reports 81 = more composed In
dustrtsi situation also had an effect.
Provisions closed strong after early de-
scents with the grains.
July corn opened at tf.ssk. down isr r.
ard later lost ave. september corn. after
opening at tf.so. down Nc. sank &c by
the close December corr vas &c off at
the openinE, titss. and later lost &c.
July oats opened late at esc. down ~ e.
and dropped 10 further by the cicea !.
September oats. off y at the opening.
soc. Iert NC IN lat~r trading December
osts opened at TsAc. down Nc. and
closed at 7ssc. down Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
SEATTLE MAY
co PEACHLESS

With tho market being rapidly
cleaned up. and no peaches due be
fore sunday. Western ave, Jobbers
were predicting Thursday that with.
IN two days Seattle would be prae-
ueaily pcachleas. The price war
steady at fi,7b crate. Local cur
rants are plentiful. reds selling for
ts7b and whites for 81 90 a crate.
New potatoes hold around 3 cents
a pound. There waa not an old epud
To be found on the street. and deal.
cra declare the season for them II
over. That has been said no many
times before. however. that consetya.
tive jobbers knock on wood and look
wlHe.
Contrary 20 a report that has
gained some ground. eggs have not
raised since last week. They are
stun selling at IS cents a dozen. Both
the butter and egg markets arv firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
SHIP To. RUSSIA.
WITH LICENSE

In accordance with n circular re-
ceivcd from the treasury department,
the local customs office announced
ports that DO not require an indlvid.
uhl export license. and which, there.
fore. come under the provisions Of
Special Export License RAC-77. are
no longer required to refer 10 said
license on their declaration blanks.
Arms and ammunition consigned 10
Mexico require an individual export
license issued by the secretary Of
state. while munitions for China. all
commodities for Russia. and certain
ones 10 Hungary. Austria Bulgaria
and Turkey require special license
issued by the war trade board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Raid
on City Hall
Is Tipped Off

Deputy sheriffs win raid all offices
IN the county-city building tomorrow.
and any man who hasn't a dollar 90
buy ticket 20 the Scott Riddles ben
eft bail viii be thrown summary
Into jail
This may seem somewhat high
handed admitted County Jailcr
VIM. Rarr. who will have charge OF
the raid. but it's coming. neyerthe-
less"
Prisoners thus taken. says Barr.
VIII be shanghaied into kangaroo
court and shaken down for their
roll
ON Sarurhss. perhaps. the grand
sand and bleachers at Gao Ns2 park
will be similarly visited. and puma:
ment melted out In like manner TO
conscientious ohjcctors.
A shadow was cast over plans for
the benefit today. when IL vas
learned that Deputy sheriff Andrew
Vaughn Is critically IN in Providence
hospital with pneumonia. contracted
ON the Fourth OF July.
Vaughn was responsible for start
Ing the fund TO rchevef rom destitu'
ton the widow and children OF Dep
Vs. Sheriff Robert c. Scott. who was
rn by desperadoes in a recent gun.
,4Sht.
n Vaughn probably viii be unable TO
attend the dance Mt the Hippodromc
July 90. which was part OF his plan
for raising the Scott kiddies' fund
A warm rivalry developed today
among deputies engaged in selling
tickets to the bali Deputy Cecil
Scoons was IN thcl cad. with high
Gales for one day amounting TO 80.
Fireman j. w. Adams. of station
No. -. notified Jailer Barr that the
boys at his station wanted . portion
~ tickets TO sell In their neighbor.
hood lie was supplied. as other fire
men will be on request.
The grand march. the robhiest fca-
oar~ Of the ball. will be led. Barr an
bounced. by Chairman Claude c.
Ramsay. OF the county commission
Gra. and Commissioners Lou Smith
and Tom Dobson. followed by other
county officials and their ladies'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Councilmen w. H. Moore and r.
IL. Thomson viii confer Friday with
oeoretAry Of the Navy Daniels. Sec
V ~ Of the Interior John Barton
he and Senator Wesley Jones'
nth = view TO securing n shipping
bard tanker to transport fuel oil
horoL -
OWING 10 . lack Of oil for the
steam plant Of the city lighting de-
partment. Seattle ls threatened with
. Hight famine. according 10 city Of
ncials. All efforts to secure tramp
portafion for fuel oil have SO far
been unsuccessful.