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ADAM y. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Frame Dwelling No. 4!o 10th
st. S.W.. by Auction

ET virtue Of authority vested in the un-
tcrsigned: I will offer for sale by public auc-
MAY ELEVENTH. 1890. AT HALF-PAsT
FIVE PM. part of lot II. square 1853, i'm
proved by 6room frame dwelling.
Terms: $500 cash, balance SIS per month";
with interest per cent, secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold or all cash. 800
deposit at sale. Terms to be complied with
III thirty days. All cenveyancing recording
anc revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
,ny..s.lO1l ADAM A. WESCHLER Aut.
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THos. J. OWEN 4 son, AucTIoNEERs.
Terms cash

Two-Story Six-Room and Bath
Dwelling. No. 1927 &c" Street
Southeast; also Two Two
Story, Six-room and Bath
Brick Dwellings. Nos. 1874
and 1156 Penn Street North
east.
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Attorneys Sale OF Four Build
ing Lots, Fronting 80 Feet on
Nichols Avenue, Opposite the
Car Station in Anacostla,
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EE9fnsiia Baldwin Reed. Edy,hs Bruce
KUN pSnd 5S TnSeriake A Juia Maddo1
wh!,more.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Stoltz an
nouncc the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Marguerite. to DR..
Richard Wingheld Vaughan, OF this
city. The wedding Will take place on
June ~ ar the home of the brides
Park
Visiting Friends.
Miss Virginia Byars left town last
week for a visit to Columbia S. c..
and Mrs. $. X. Preston. Jr. and a
number OF charming affairs have been
planned in her honor.
Miss Byars Will also join a house
party in! Winston-S Salem. y. c.. before
returning TO her home in Richmond.
Mcycrs-Iiciirr.
The marriage of Miss Marion Heller.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hell
Ter. OF the Meredith Apartments. to
Bernard * Meyers. of Philadelphia.
Will be puitely celebrated next Sun
day. June 6. in the home OF the par
ents of the bride, 3oli Monument
Avenue. in the presence Of the i'm
mediate members Of the families.
Here for Wedding.
Among the out-ot-town guests WHO
are here for the Tatum -Massie mar
riage. which Will take place Tuesday
afternoon at s o'clock. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Jones. of Baltimore: Mrs.
w. T. Spencer. OF Lynchburg; Miss
Catherine Spencer. OF Stuart Hall.
stanton; Mrs. Peyton Gray. Abing-
don: Mr.. and Mrs. Wade waddy. of
Shepherdstown. w. Va; Miss Bessie
Massie. OF Amherst County.
Page Massie. brother Of the bride.
is also home from Walter Reed Hos
pital in Washington. whero he is
under treatment from injuries re-
ceived while in service in tho recent
war.
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. Ada II. Crane announces the
engagement and approaching mar
rage OF her daughter. Ethel Overton.
to DR.. Charles G. Sawyer. OF Norfolk.
Sawyer. The wedding will take place
early in June
Concert for Jewish Relief.
All arrangements have been COM
7leted for the concert and entertain
ment to be held at the John Marshall
High School auditorium on Monday
evening at Sis o'clock for the benefit
OF the Jewish War Relief Fund The
program, which will be an unusual
" attractive one. will be rendered by
tho following wcll-known artists OF
Richmond
Miss Sarah Fisher. vioinist: Josenh
Whittemore tenor: Mrs H. Bear. SO
Drano; Mrs. NJ. Quarles. contraito; Mr.
Walthall. nutist. and Miss Angie Sims
accompanies.
The concert has been arranced bv
the Ladies Educational League and Is
for the relief OF suffering Jews In
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I Mostly. TENNESSEE: Mary Noble smith
south Corouna. Felicia Belu Taylor.

MsHfl rss sy B SsSI' 4 Sga
virginia.
Engagement Announced.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Hannah Alice. to Grover
e. Sessler. Of Philadelphia. They viii
be informally at home on this eve
ming.
Wedding OF Intercst.
OF wide interest TO society here
and throughout the State is the mar
rage OF Miss Harriet Emily Johnson
daughter of T. b. johnson. formerly
OF Halifax County. but now of Rich
rnond. to Charles Wesley Moss. son
of Mrs. Anna G.. Moss, which was
celebrated on Wednesday evening at
S:45 o'clock in the home OF the bride.
1917 Grove Avenue. The house was
decorated everywhere in palms and
ferns and ruanties OF fragrant pink
and white blossoms. The mantcls
were banked in ferns and flowers and
palms and white blooms were used
on the improvised altar. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev
Comforter Church. and the wedding
music was rendered by Mrs. W n
Anderson. pianist; Miss Katherine
Thurston. violinist, and Miss pattie
AT Dawning." just before the entry
of the bridal party.
The bride descended the stairway
with her father. by whom she was
given away. She wore wedding
gown of soft white satin trimmed in
real lace and orange blossoms. and
her veil OF illusios was held in place
with crown Of orange blossoms. and
/. was caught TO her gown with
sprays Of the same flowers. She car
sweet peas and orchids. Philip II.
Cogbill was the Groom's best man
and Mrs. l.. l.. Dorsey was her sis
tcr'a dame Of honor. She wore a pink
organdie dress with hat 10 match
and carried an atmrul o. roses.
Miss Eleanor Johnson. another sis
ter OF tho bride. who was maid OF
honor. wore n costume Of blue or
candle with hat OF the same shade.
The bridesmaids included Miss Mary
Thomas. who wore green organdie:
Miss Virginia de Jarnette. In orchid :
Armstrong. in yellow. They carried
similar nosegays % snapdraCons
and yellow daisies. The groomsp1en
were John y. Evans. John s. Hafr;
son, and DR.. W Archer RaCIev
Thomas Johnson. the small brother
OF the bride, carried the ring
A reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs Moss left
for an extended wedding journey. go
Among the guests from i distance
were
son. Miss Annie Johnson. Of Houston; 'S 81
ana W Mrs' E +. L. Dors.y Q; Hsnderson, y
esri.s NesH aa MI ss |irsis i ES5hs', Ct
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ton. ana ,irs. Harry L. Carter. OF Boston.
Mr. Moss is an attorney prac;icing
IN this city. He is an alumnus OF
Washington and Lee University. har-
ing been 4 star football and baseball
player at both institutions
At the womnn's Club.
On Monday afternoon at 400 o'clock
tho Woman's Club will hold the last
be of an informal nature. and Miss
Adele Williams is chairman for the
afternoon. There are to be severa
, mRfSa pa4t @ q Se %qs q HAN
r. Trigg, Jr.. and Mrs. Richard w.
Darlington.
Small tables win be set in the
auditorium OF the club and refresh
ments will be served by club daugh-
tcrs and members of the younger set.
All members are urged TO attend
the short but important business
meeting at AIS o'clock Immediately
booth -Eunes.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Eanes. Of
Westhampton. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Ruth. to Rob-
ert Mason Booth. Jr. The wedding
vii talke place in June.
Garden Fcte Mt "SIiniborya."
one Of the most interesting afairs
30 i be- h mGh' june %e S a9e
the country estate Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Scott Parrish. The event holds un-
usual interest. for in addition to the
exquisite setting of "Miniborya,
those who attend will enjoy the
many novel entertainments planned
by the committee In charge. One OF
these is at present having great
vogue in England. revival of the
old puppet show. where the dialogue
of Punch and Judy holds an audience
euthrailed. supper will be served al
fresGo and guests viii 60 in large
afternoon and evening.
4 large committee from the Grace
Covenant Auxiliary has. the affair in
charge
Collegiate school Finals.
Invitations have hccn received in
tho city to the fifth annual com
mencement of the Collegiate School
for Girls at IL o'clock Thursday
morning at the Jefferson Auditorium
Following the custom OF the school
TO be addressed each year by the
deans Of the leading colleges for
honor and speaker at this com
mencement Will be DR. Ada L. Com
stock. dean OF Smith College, North
ampton Mass.
Immediately after tho commence
ment exercises. Miss Baker. head OF
alumnae and upper school at lunch
con. which will he served in the
Jefferson palm court tearoom.
The officers Of this years class
j. Misses 81, 3, ;1:sy,, Ma;on Williams, prs,i-
5 say Eah2n Fa shs A An
e?s shs S Ell Ann fld r9s
Marian Kirk. Eleanor Pauline Miller.
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and banquet will take place at $50
o'clock Monday evening.
Last evening the reception for the
senior class was held in the drawing
room and refreshments were served
at small tables arranged on the lawn,
which was strung with lanterns and
bright-colored lights. The senior
campus celebration followed and the
banquet for the class OF 1920 was held
Immediately after that.
Bishop Collins Denny. OF Richmond.
VIII preach the baccalaureate SER
mon ,onigh. in the chapel. Class Day
exercises will be held tomorrow
morning and concert will take place
that evening. President RI. y. Snyder.
Ill D. of wonord College. & u. Will
make the commencement address on
Tuesday morning. following which
the bachelor OF art degrees will be
conferred BY the president Miss
Matty J. Cooke. with the pretty cere-
mony of the hood presented to each
graduate.
An Interesting exhibition o. the
work done BY the students in the art
department is also on display in the
Art Building.
The class for 1920 includes:
s,s Misi,, R.hIcea Lax G..,ideH; NJ.
MarEar.t Clark Alien. Mi,sissipei; xbbie
Rau..sf.Id. North csroiiua: sue covinr.
cox. VirGin!a Ka,heryne -" m6okins fi paviy.
V ynw 5;sissE in.E Harws;l Duke AIs ba ma
W.s,n;;s M.sn la H p'? 4saat h'Msi sr2
Lax N soy;6 %ss vT Sus
LineberEet. North Carolina: Patty Booker
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Society Calendar

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club, 4,3O.
Executive meeting OF Dnrton
Heights wOmun's Club, S,IS.
Grnndchiidren's Chapter. q. ID. C.,
meet mt Howftzrr Monument,
IO:3O, Grandchildren Chapter, T.. II,
C.. meet director mt Hollywood. 4.
Jewish Relief concert mt John
Marshall High School. Lecture mt
WcstmOrelnnd Club, St3O.
TUESDAY-Tntum we'd
ding, o. Executive committee OF
Gintcr Park Womnn's Club meets
at IL.
WEDSESDAY-NVo Club or
Gintcr Park meets mt old nchool-
house, &.
THURSDAY-Mect of Lee
Chapter, u. ID. G., 8 Enst Grncc
Street, 3;:i0. Collegiate School
Commencement mt Jefferson, II.
luncheon for ulumnne OF Collegiate
at Jc1ersOn.
FRID A Y-wcckly dance Mt
Hermitage Club.
SATURDAY-Tnror hop at
Country Club OF Virginia.
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European countries. All interested
arc cordially invited to attend.
Ginter Park Club.
The Womans Club OF Ginter Park
will meet Wednesday afternoon at (
o'clock. a the old school house This
VIII be the last meeting OF the sea-
son. and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. Mrs. Hunter Frisch-
korn will be hostess ror the alter
noon.
Tho executive committee will meet
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock at
6o7 Chamberlayne avenue.
Moorc-MOrton.
Mrs. w. S. Morton announces the
marriage of her daughter. Eliza beth
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PRICE, SEVEN CENTS

peas. Little Voyle Reeves Dawson,
who carried the ring on aCsilver tray.
was the brides only attendant.
Mrs. r. l.. Beavers rendered tho
wedding music.
Ing Day juno 4.
June is Tag Day for the BETHANY
home; and the boxes for that data
VIII be in charge OF the Bethany
A. +. Perrin Us head of this auxiliary.
Benefit Card Party.
- Stonewall Jackson Chapter. U. q.
=. VIII have card party Tuesday
afternoon. June s, in the home Of the
president. Mrs. Newton McVeigh. cor
tContinued on Second PaCel
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To Attend Graduation,

III. OF Washington. are motoring 10
atlantic City, where they will spend
ms MS, week at the Marlborough -Blen-
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will motor to
New Haven. Conn. to attend the
graduation of their sister. Miss
Helena Caperton. of Richmond
from. the Gateway School for Girls.
at New Haven. Misses Sarah and
Helena Caperton viii later visit
Iriends on Long Island and in New
miral Kellogg, u. s. ". at Narragan
sett. before returning TO their home
here.
Graduates This June.
Mrs. George Ben Johnston will
Leave Leave shortly to attend the com
Forest School. Md. which will be
held on Tuesday afternoon NJ (
O'Clock. at which time her daughter.
MISS MISS: suzanne , Roy Johnston. will re-
The speakers will include Miss
Livingston. the rev. Samuel Nc
Comb. the Rev. Hobart Smith and
george ,h NJ NJ. shriver. president of
VIII play during the exercises and
Tor the informal reception which will
follow. Those who will receive
dniniomas VII, be Miss Lois Herndon
Henry. of the Green Spring Valley:
Miss Gertrude Allen Dixon, of Raj
gmore and Mount Washington: Miss
suzanne mnnd en-, Roy oi,s. Johnston %nn. Of Rich
DICK. of Salisbury. Md.
MISS Johnston Will later go to
Annapolis. Md. for June week at the
onited states Naval Academy.
MISS Helen Johnston will receive
her degree from Sweet Briar College
this June. and will return to her
home on Park Avenue following the
commencement there. Miss John
at Sweet Briar College. will graduate
there with the highest honors She
was crowned Queen of the May last
year ana this spring was one Of the
one of the Queens maids OF honor
She is n very beautiful girl and will
be formally presented to society here
4 next season.
Guests OF Relatives Here.
Mrs. george r. Watkins and Miss
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
| Stacy. at 3002 West Grace Street. In.
Pvitations for Miss watkins wedding
to Major Bernard II. Kyle. U. S. A..
to take place June Is, at st. Paul's
Church, in Lynchburg.
A number OF charming affairs have
been been given wen, for the bride-elect. The
the home OF Mrs. Watkins. on the
evening previous to the wedding
CONNIE ncemept at Hoillns.
invitations have been received in
eiass Of 1 Hon the fGae%ty apd senior
seventy fifth annual commencement
held at the college from Nav an 70
June 1. A number OF Richmond
Sumnae have gone to Hollins for
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Mayo. to Albert Mott Moore, OF San
Francisco.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Alma Bayne
ellis to Jordan NJ. Sadler. both OF
this city. was sole mn:zed at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
liam Armistead Gills, 405 West
Thirty-first Street, Woodland Heights,
on Wednesday, May 20. at 1890
o'clock. Rev. I. Clagett Skinner Of
ficiating.
The parlors were decorated in
palms. orange blossoms and lighted
candles. The bride wore an Elton
suit OF dark blue serge and carried
a bouquet OF Eardenias and sweet
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
SENAT TENNESSEE RATY
FIKUJE .,SUFFRAGIUM"
GLOSAMI rs DO q.

nat Stanu Tennessee ratyfikowal
wczoraj ~fcderalnq poprawke kon
stytucyjna w sprawie rownou-
prawnienia kobiet 20 gioSaml
przeciw A. ,SiedmnaScie gFosow
by}o potrzebnych do ratyflkacyI
Ii kiedy te liczbe juz uzyskano,
wielka tryumfalna demonstracya
rozpoczeia sic w s~enacie, tax, re
personal---very. miai trudnoSc z
przywr6ceniem spokoju, ably
sprawdzic reszte gios6w. Naste-
pnie zar0wno senat jake / lzba pc
slow odroczyly swe seSye do
przysziego poniedzia}ku. Pre-
w6dca Walker oznajmil, &c ko-
mitet ~nizszej Izby,, ktoremu wire
czono rezolucye senatu, zbierze
sic w poniedzlaiek Wleczor, celem
omowienia sprawy.
Raleigh, N. c., IA sierpnia. -
,,Suffragium" wygralo wstepna
walke w legislature Stanu No.
Carolina, gdy glosowaniem Z do
| komitet senatoryalny legislatu
~ zajmuiacy sic konstytucyjne-
mi poprawkami zalecii do PREY
jecia rezolucye ratyfikacyjna.
BRILLIANTLY CARSKIEJ RO--
DZINY
DO STAN. ZJEDN.
Washington, "a sierpnia. -
Stosownie do swiadectwa pred
stawionego w sprawie deportacyi
L.udwika c. A. K. Martensa, sa-
mozwanczego ambassadors sowie-.
tow Rosyi do St. Zjednoczonych,
udowodniono, re wiecej niz sto
dyamentow prawdopodobnie So
cze$cia s}awnych brylantow car
skiej dynastyi rosyjskiej i ktore
byly nadesz}y pod adresem ITO
.v-arzvsza M~artensa". zostafo DO
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KROTKIE TELEGRAMY


Santiago, Chile, IA sierpnia. -
Pierwszy raz w ostatnlch die
sieciu latach spadi snieg w tutej
szej miejscowoSci, pokrywaJac
ziemie ma szeSc cali.
San Francisco, ID sierpnia' -
Karol, ksiaze Rumunii, przybyl
tn wczoraj Z Honolulu ma okre-
cic Korea Maru". Pozostanie on
tn kilka dni. Ks. Karol odbywa
podroz naokolo Swiata re strata
osobista. Department stanu wy
slaf kilku cz}onkow sekretnej
siuzby jake straz ola niego pod
czas jcgo pobytu w tym kraju.
San Salvador, R. S., IA sierpnia'
Depesza otrzymana Z Honduras
oznajmia, re kapitan amerykan-
skicgo krazownika ,.Clevcland' i
minister amerykaiiski ziozyli wi
zyte prezydentowi Lopez Gutter
rezowi celem wreczenia mt oso-
biScic wlasnorecznego listu pre-
zvdenta Wilsona, w ktorym u
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Wielka Manifestacya Polakow
W East Chicago, Ind.


w niedziele 15go, b. m. gdy ca
Ia Polonia amerykanska gotuje
sic ma wiece i manifestacye, Po-
lacy w East Chicago, Indiana ME
pozostana w lyle.
Odbylo sic zebranic reprezen-
tant6w Komitetu Obywatelskie-
90 i Towarzystw. ZakreSlono cha
rakter i omowiono szczeg6}y ME
dzielnej uroczystoSci, by wysta-
pic iak najokazalej,
w niedziele O godz. zoo po
poEudniu zbierze sic Gala tuteJsza
PoIonia ma placu parafialnym, Cd
bedzic sic Nabozeistwo "a Pol
ske Z Suplikacyami i b}ogosla-
wichstwem, nastepnie wymarsz
ulicami miasta East Chicago we
dug przygotowanego programu.
Pochod urozmaicq transparency
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re stosownyIni napisami, obja--
sniaiacymi waznoSc chwili. w
wymarszu PREY dzwiekach miej-
scowej kapeli Tow. sw. Michala
Archanio}a - wczmic udziai Cd
dial policyi, z~oinierze wojny
Swiatowej i Hallerczycy' Pc po-
wrocie do sail parafialnej sw. Sta
nis}awa B.. NJ. odbedzie sic wy
konanie przygotowanego progra-
mu manifestacyjnego, mowy i
przyjecie rezolucyi.
Tragicznc i przeiomowe chwi-
lie przezywa Ojczyzna nasza. Waz
nose i doniosloSG chwili wyma-
ga skupienia wszystkich sill ze-
spolonych stronnictw ku opowie-
dzeniu sic "a Polska.
Wszyscy Polacy w East Chi
cago i okolicy proszeni SO usilnie
ma ten wiec. Mech w karnych.
zespolonych szeregach pochodu
manifcstacyjnego nikogo ME bra
knie. Pokazmy Amerykanom ma
sza si}e i zgodny zesp6}:
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

znaje obecny Rad W Honduras
Nowy York, IA sierpnia. PAM
Marie K. de Victoria, ktora 70
stla oskarzona podczas wojny O
szpiegostwo ma rzecz Nicmiec,
u1naria tn ma zapalenie p{uc W
prywatnem sanatarium.
San Diego, Kalif;, IA sierpnia'
1000 meksykahskiego federalne-
go wojska wyladowaio wczoraj
w FL Barriril. w Kalifornii. Sto-
sownie do wiadomosci otrzyma-
mel cd meksykahskiego konsula
w ten mieScie, Ives G. Lelevlera,
wojsko uda sic przez pustynle
Colorado, poczem przypusci atak
ma wojska Cantu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

chwyconych przez wrzednikow
celnych, gdy chciano je przemy-
cic z Rosyi do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych.
w departamencie sprawiedli--
woSci wykryto ~szczego}y regular
mel komunikacyi, jake istniala
pomiedzy agentami bolszewicki-
rui w Szwecyi z sowieckimi re-
prezentatami w. Nowym Yorku,
"a pomoca ktorej dokonano pre-
m~ytnictwa znacznej iloSci bry--
lantow przez ostatnie szesc mic
siecy.
!31 brylant6w zostalo skonfi-
skowanych d. 22go lipca przez
wIadze celne W Nowym Yorku Cd
Neil J~acobsona, marynarza szwe-
dzkiego, gdy opuszczaf szwedzki
parowiec Stockholm. Mary
narz ten podobno mial PREY So
bic pakiet, zawierajacy wielka i
lose komunistycznej propagandy,
~wlaczajac w to ,odezwe komite-
tn egzekutvwnego trzeciej mic
dzvnarodowki w MoSkwie do l..
w. W." Urzednicy tutejsi przy-
puszczaja, re brylanty zoStaiy
wyslane do tego kraju celem
spieniezenia ich i uzycia picnic
dzy ma szerzenie bolszcwickiej
W Ameryce.
Nowy York, Ia sierpnia. Lud-
wig A. c. K. Martens, niezunany
ambassador sowieckiej, Rosyi w
St. Zjednoczonych, zaprzeczy}
wczoraj podczas przesluch6w w
sprawic deportacyi jego Z togo
kraju, jakoby miai jakakolwick
wiadomoSc o brylantach, wysla-
nych pod jego adresem Z Rosy,
CIV Sztockholmu.
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OPLATY IA PRZEWOzENIE
TOWARoW ZOSTANA POD
WYZSZONE o 12H PROCENT

Washington, IA sierpnia' Mig
dzvstanowa komisya handlowa
przXnaia podwyzke opfat "a pre-
w6z towarow kompaniom kole-
jowym o Il IL procent zamlast
2s.I6, jak sic tego domaga}y kom
panic przez wniesione swe aplika
eye. Ogolny dochod z podwyzki'
gdyby zadania kompanii zosta}y
przyznane przyniosBby $780,
392. Wobec obccnego przyzna-
MIA kompanie dostana tylko $685.
Q64,6O6.
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KRGJOWE;
WARUNKI POKOJOWE
CZERWONYCH OLA POLSKI
w TANAC
ZIE"DNOCZONYCH.

Washington, IA. sierpnia. -
,Plebiscyt, ktory ma zadecydowac
o przysziej Polsce pod zabo--
rem rosyjskim' - OTTO jeden z
warunkow pokojowych, wyny--
slonych przez bolszewikow w
propozycyach rozejmu z rzadem
Polski. Prawo propagandy bez o.
graniczen na terytoryum Polski
przez rok, pred p~lebiScytem -
to inny warunek. TIE i inne pro-
pozycye pokojowe, kt6re, jak O.
golnie przypuszczaja, zostaiy
sformuIowane ola przedstawienia
ma pierwszej konferencyi pomie-
dry sowietami i polskimi emisa-
ryuszami, zostafy TIL otrzyma-
ne wczoraj w ko1ach oficyalnych.
Chociaz ME So one uwazane "a
ostateczne warunki, z powodu
postepow wojny sprzyjajacej boil
szewikom - cd czasu ich sformo-
wanna, warunki te jednak So illu-
stracya intencyi bolszewickich ma
Iozenia drastycznych warunkow
pokojowych ma Polske. lime wa
runki obejmuja prawo rzadu So
wiet6w do komunikacyi bez "a
strzezen w~szystkich telegraficz--
nych depesz przez Polske po-
miedzy Rosya a Niemcami -
wszysthe kopalnie wegla i soil
w Polsce maja bye kierowane
przez rad rosyiskich sowietow,
prawo nieograniczonego podrozo-
wanna urzednikow sowietow przez
granice polskie be- why paszpor-
tow cd rzadu p~olskiego ftp.
A UZNANIE
Washington, IA. sierpnia. -
Chociaz rad amerykanski ME u
znaje rzadu Wrangla W pofudnio-
wei Rosyi, jednak Stany Zjedno-
czonc poktadaja zaufanie w tego
generaia. Stany Zjednoczone ma
ia nadzieje, re przez generaia
Wrangla beda w moznoSci wyka-
zac svue sympatye ola ludu roSyj-
skiego, jaka zosta}a wyrazona W
nocie amerykanskiej. Baikany j
Finlandya take zostaly wybrane
jake strategiczne punkty ola ak
CYL przeciw wfadzom sowietni- =
Gym. Rad zwrocii uwage ma roz
porzadzenia, niedawne genera{a
Wrangla, jake wykazujace usiio-
wanie tego anty-bolszewickiego
przewodcy celem ustalenia rzadn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
KONFERENCYA
w CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, IA. ~sierpnia.-Wspol-
ny komitet skali placy reprezen-
tujqcy unie g~6rnikow i wlaScicieli
kopaln w c]entralnym dystrykcie
kopaln wegla, obejmujacym Sta
ny Illinois, Indiana, Ohio / zacho-
dnia czeSc Pennsylvania, zebral
sic tn wczoraj rano ma zyczenle
prezydenta Wilsona celem WIG
cia pod uwage zmlany w skalf
placv ola robotnikow dziennych,
pracujacych w kopaIniach mick,
kiego wegla. Pred rozpoczeciem
wspolnej narady, gornicy odbyll
posiedzenie ma ktorem John L.
Lewis, prezes unit gornik6w u
nited Mine Workers of Ameri--
ca" przewodniczyi i omawial Sy,
tuacye Z punktu widzenla gorni-
k6w. P~osiedzenie zostalo odroczo-
re kr6tko pred po}udniem 20 "a
mianowaniu komitetu I pieciu
czlonkow, kt6ry ma sic zajac u
r~zadzeniem konierencyi Z komite-
ten skali piacv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
WYSLANO DRUGA K
KANsKA E~KSPEDYCYE DO
NIzSZEJ K~ALIFORNII.

Meksyk, miasto, IA. slerpnla.-
Stosownie do urzedowej informa-
Cyl tn otrzymanej, Esteban Can
tn. gubernator Nizszej Kalifornii,
ma zamiar zaprzestac buntu pre-
civ rzadu federalnemu, jezeli be-
die mu dozwolonem urzedowa6
do miesiaca grudnia. kiedX to, do