davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR
SZOVETSEG

oriasi es megfizethetetlen szolga-
latot tett a sziberiai magyar fog
slyok aiigyeben. A titkar h6na-
|ipoIk ota segyebet sem csinalhat jc-a
forn1an, mint a skibsriai iigyekkel
Elzapcsolatos gleyelezes ses egysb9
snunka vegzsssts SsAz iigyyed gyas
Fkoriatat j6forman tteljesen elha-s
nyagolja csak azert, hogy . le-
lekmentes nemes es magasztos
rnunkajat sikeresen vegezhesse
Fakkor, mikor bizonyos lapok a
ssjat undok onzo csljailxra akar-
pjak kisajatitani az sgssz mozgal-
nat. De ezt is megmondjuk a bi-
| zestsagnak es- az ujsagolkal fog
tt'nk bizonyitani, hogy honapokon
| Il .semnit sem tettek ess most is
ssak sazert s irnak a foglyolkr6l,
a1eff A. bizottsag y fneg@rkezett
AIaerikaha laes tartanak 1 att6l,
!. .hogy stthonz is megtudjak a Va
! lot. Sohse feljenek, inert egesz
| nyugedtak lehetnek abban, hogy
,ctthoi1 biKony megtudjak, hogy
| NIT nenl csinaltak lit bizonyos Ia
! pok, a melyeknek. .io'nzS. es haszon
ESQ politikaja &niiatt ezer szamra
tomettek ell szibsriabalr . szeren-
sstlen foglyokat.
ii rs. MEG MA IS vANNAK ]
] Ebizonyos lapok, melyek egy szot
+ sem irnak a sziberiai foglyokrol.
Szomszedunk, az Akroni Hirlap
peldaul meg ma is a s1Forgatag
Kozepeben" forog es zoldseg ter
sne1esi alapon biralja meg az ak
roni magyar kozeletet, de szi-
aBeriai rah magyarokkal mem to.
rodik. "A sok z6ldsegtol burjan-
: 20 ujsagbansmeg az egyleti alto
s|5rSklkel is fog1alkozik, de arrol
Them ir semmit, hogy Sziberiaban
II a halM az ajtoor es ezt meg az
akroni magyarsag penzevel is
meg lehet vesztegetni. A halal
is fehea1l, ha idejeben orvossa-
got adnak a. betegnek, de ezze]
Hafiz "kollega nem t0rodik. q
i rem gyiijt a sziberiai foglyok.
} nak, inert hiszen q 'kozgazdasagi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
KWESrYA JAPoNSKA
w K~ALIFORNII.

San Francisco, Cal, 25. pazdzier
nika. II Los japohskich farmerow,
w Kalifornii zadecyduje sic pod
Gas wybor6w d. 2go listopada b,
T., kiedy wyborcy w tym Stanie. W
gsosowaniu SVEN przyima albo
odrzuea projekt, zmieniajacy zu-
peInie obowiazujace w chwili o.
becneJ prawo, regulujace posia-
DAME ziemi przez cudzoziemcow.
Projekt ten odbiera wszystkim
cudzoziemcom, kt6rzy ME So.
zdoini zostac amerykanskimi o.
bywatelami, posiadany dotych-
czas przez Mich przywilej dzierza-
vienna ziemi przez przeciag trzech
lat, oraz poddaje wszystkich Gu
dzoziemskich posiadaczy mniej--
szych posiadlosci ziemskich pod
,kontrole publicznego administra-
tora. Posiadanie faktycznej VIA
snoSci ziemskiej przez cudzoziem
cow, ktorzy ME moga sic stae oby
watelami Stanow Zjednoczonych,
jest juz obecnie wzbronione ma
'podstawie ustawy przyjetej W T:
1918. ID.
Oponenci tego projektu zarzu-
GAIA, re sprzeciwia sic on trakta-
towi ~pomisdzy Ameryka a Japo-
mia, ktory w~yraznie zastrzega dla
Japohczykow prawo posiadania i
dzierzawienia nieruchomosci dla
celow przemyslowych. Oponenci
CT twierdza, re W pojeciu ,,celow
rrzemyssowych" mieSci sic TAX
re uprawa roll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
RURoCIAG
z MEKSYKU.

Meksyk miasto, %. pazdzierni-
ka - Tutejszy dziennik Excel
sior" podnosi zarzut. re wydziai
maynarki Stan6w Zjednoczonych
jest posrednio interesowany we
wniesionej do meksykanskiego de
partamentu naftowego aplikacyi
pozwolenie ma przeprowadzenie
rurociagu przez przesmyk Te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
HARDING E M
T

Marion, D., Is. pazdziernika.-
Senator Harding wydas tn wczo-
raj wieczor oSwiadczenie, W kto-
rem zarzuca demokratom, re ME
professionally jasno narodowi
swojej polityki i zada cd Mich Cd
powiedzi ma rome pytania i O.
Skarzenia. Ekstrawagancye, ME
przygotowanie do wojny ami do
Dokoju, zbytnia centralizacya VIA
Ivy, zbytnie obciazenie ludnoSci
podatkami, ,igroteskowy brak wy
dajnoSci administracyjnej piracy"
/ inne tym podobne ogolniki sta
nowia treSc tych oskarzeh. Cd
noSnie do Ligi Narodow oswald
GA pan Harding. re jest stanow-
co i zupesnie przeciwny progra-
mowi demokratow, wierzy jednak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
1880 IMMIGRANToW
DZIENNIE.

Nowy York, %. pazdziernika.
- Do portu tutejszego zawineio
" miniona sobote siedm okret6w
transatlantyckich, ktore przywio-
Fly ogolem 1926 pasazerow. w
liczbie tel znajdowaao sic 1860
pasazerow podpoNiadowych, kto-
rzy przybyli jake immigranci z
Europy do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
X "a,
MACH STANU.

Milan, %. pazdziernika. - IRA
"a tutaj uporczywe pogioski o ME
uniknionym zamachu stanu, ma
czeie kt6rcgo stoja Gabrielle D'A-
nnunzio, admiral Tahon de Re
vel, gen. Glardino i posei Fedc,
rzoni, leader partyi narodowej.
Data dokonania zamachu mic
jest SciS!e okreSlone - niektore
gazety podaja 24go pazdziernika,
innc zaS 3go listopada. D'Annun-
zio ma przybyc do Rzymu aero
planem.
Ogolna sytuacya We Wsoszech
jest bardzo krytyczna i kazdy
zdaje sobie jasno sprawe, &c taxi
stan rzeczy ogromnie przcszka--
dza wszelkim poczynaniom W
kierunku p%olepszenia ekonomicz-
nego p~oiozenia kraju.
Ryczaltowy areszt syndyka!i--
stow w Bolonii wywo4al ogolne
zaburzenie. Aresztowani wypie--
raja sic jakiejkolwiek przynalez-
noSci do anarchistow, lecz ME
NIGGA dat Acknowledgment wyjaS-
rien co do znalezionych PREY mich
pieniedzy.
Kontroler zywnosciowy wpro-
.wadzi, W tygodniu diva dni be-
miesa, Oczekuja rowniez ograni-
dziennej racyi chleba.
81 Zebranie parlamentu wloskiego
ma nastepic W poNowie listopada.
DziaSalnoSc anarchistow wlo--
skich budzi ogromne zaniepokoje-
ME W 'caiym kraju i wszedzie.
przygotowuja~ sic do oporu pre-
civ organizowanym ovation.
Premier Giolitti powrocif W So
bote do Rzymu. ..
Skrajni anarchisci wbosey przy-
sic do rozpoczecia ter
roru. Do Banku W. arrara rzuco-
no bonnie. Policya dokonaa are
W Kararze j Neapolu.
KRoL E c WALcZY ZE
SMIERCIA.
Ateny, Is. pazdziemika. -
Stan 4drowia 'krGla wczoraj byi
krytyczny. Professor Del
bet, specyalista francuski, 20 do
konaniu analizy .bakteryologicz-
nej, zaopiniowal, re krol eierp,
ma ostre zatrucie krwi, ktore kom
plikuje sic wskutek zapalenia
.huc. ...-
Paryz, %. pazdziemika. =
Morganatyczna iona kroia cznwa
tzien i noe przy iozu chorego,
Krol bardzo czesto tract prxyto-
mnosG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

petytu dawnych carow moskiew-
s1sich. Przyp. Red,)
WRANGEL zADA ZWROTU
ZLoTA-
Londyh, %. pazdziernika. -
Gen. Wrangel zazadal zwrotu
5000 600 rubli W zlocie, ktore
Rosya zaplaciia Niemcom ma poi
stawie traktatu brzeskiego, i kt6-
re to zAoto .obecnie znajduje sic
W rekach aliantow.
Anglia i Stany Zjednoczone
zadaniu temu odmowily, albo-
wiem z,oto to jest uwazane jake
ewarancya dkug6w rosyjskich.
o GEORGE KoNFERU-,
JE z GoRNIKAMI w sPRA-
VIE STRAJKU.
Ma ko~nferencyi wczoraiszej po-
miedzy przedstawicielami gorni :
kow i rzadem osiagnieto zadawala
jace rezultaty W sprawie strajku.
lecz ME powzieto zadnej definity-
'wnej decyzyi.
Re strony rzadu ma konferen-
cyl byli obecni Lloyd George, b.
mar Law, Sir Robert Horne, mi
lister g6rniczy Brodgeman, kon-
troler weglowy Duncan i inni, re
strony gdrnikow byli obecni -
leader gornikow, Robert Smile,
sekretarz uni gorniczej, Frank
Hodges, oraz panowie Smith i
Robson.
Konferencya trwala dwie 60.
dziny.
Lloyd George sklania sic do ia
dan gornikow i jest gotow zgodzit
SIC ma podwyzszenie placy O 2 sly
l:ngi dziennie pod warunkicm, re
g6rnicy natychmiast wejda w po-
rozumienie z wlaScicielami ko-
pain co do zwiekszen;a produk--
cyl wegIa. szczesoiy porozumie-
ria maja bye om6wione ma dzisiej
szej konferencyi. Obie strony ST.
z]adowo!one z dotychczasowych
wynikow i wyrazaja n~adzieje, &c
ostateczne porozumienie zostanie
wkrGtce osiagniete. W kazdym
razie kryzys uwazany jest "a
skonezony.. Strajk koiejarzy ME
zostat og'oszony i prawdopodo-
bnie ME zostanie powzieta zadna
decyzya w tel sprawie, az do Cd
bycia sic powszechnego kongresu
robotnik6w, ktory zostai zwoHany
ma Srode.
Ma konierencyi byi r6wniez O.
becny prywatny sekretarz krola
Jerzego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

potrzebe przy,aczehia sic Anne
ryki do jakiegos zrzeszenia naro-
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

zydencyalnych zwyciezy partya'
cemokratyczna, a z MIA razem
sprawl ratyfikacyi traktatu wer-
salskiego i wstapienia Stan6w
Ljedneczonych do Ligi Narodow.
Prezydent Wilson przygotowu-
je jeszcze diva apele do narodu,
ktorych ma zamiar przedsta-
vic Po RAJ ostatni najgiowniejsze
Punkta, dlaczego -narod amery-
kahSki Powinien przyiaezyc sic do
Ligi. Jeden z tych aPelow costa
ME odczytany ma zebraniu demo
krat6w z dystryktu Columbia. ia
kie odbedzie sic tutaJ jutro vie
cz6r drugi zaS bedzie stanowic
odpowiedz pod adresem Hamilto-
IA Holta, redaktora nowojorskie-
go pisma The Independent" !
innych repubiikahskich zwolenni-
kow Ligi Narodow, ktorzy costa
na przyjeci ma posirchaniu W Bia
lynn Domu pojutrze.
Optymistyczne nadzieje pre-
w6dcow acknowledgement opie--
raja sic ma raportach kierownikow
Rampant demokratycznej, jake
Eadchodza ze wszYstkich Stanow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

~ H'plN ] AIftNN N-~LCI
Walk Z epidemic niezbedne So
duze zapasy mydia dezynfekcyj-
rego oraz wielka iloSc czystej
bielizny.i ubrania.
LORD MAC SWINEY ME
zYJE.
Londyn, %. pazdziernika. -
Dzisiaj o godz. 3 min. 80 rano
lord Mac .Swiney, burmistrz mia
sta Cork, rozstal sic z tym Swia-
tenn ma 74ty dzien swego strajku
glodowego,
UKLAD POMIEDZY
WRANGLEM I LOTWA.
Ryga, IS. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona). = Kraza tn dose
sensacyjne pogloski, re pomiedzy
przedstawicielami gen. Wrangla i
karolem Ulmanem, premierem
gabinetu iotewskiego i Mierwi-
czem, lotewskim ministrem spraw
zagranicznych, tocza sic tajne u
kiady, Zostalo podobno osiagnie-
tie juz porozumifhie co do wspol-
nego dzialania w celu obalenia
rzadow sowietow.
Wedding tel umowy Wrangel u
znaje( ID Intercollegiate Polski il
Lotwy zas Estonia, Litwa i "
kraina maja wejst W skiad Rosyi
jake autonomiczne jednostki.
Dokumenty dotyczace owego
ukiadu zaadresowane do
'Borisa Sawinkowa, byiego guber-
natora wojskowego Petersburga,
znajduiacego sig obecnie W War
szawie, zostaly znalezione PREY
ksieciu Palem, Lotyszu, gdy ten
przekraczai granice niemiecka.
GAR wida6 apetyt kozackiego
generate ME jest mniejszy cd a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

huantepec l ze celem tego wydzia-
III jest W lynn wypadkuu zaopatrze
RE amerykahskiej floty ma Pacy-
fiku w matte meksykanska PREY
pomocy owego rurociagu. Pismo
to zarzuca, re przedsiebiorstwo,
kt6re wnioslo wspomniana apli-
kacye. jest tylko pozornie meksy-
kahskiem, W skiad jego wchodza
bowiem ezsonkowie wydzialu ma
rynarskiego Stahow Zjednoczo-
rych, kt6rzy podstawili "a siebie
przekupionych Meksykan6w.
Podnosi ono daieh re Stany lie
dnoczone re wzgledow strategicz-
rych potrzebuja szy6kiej trans
portscyi nafty mad Zatoki Mex
sykahskiej dla floty ma 1Pacyfiku
i re proponowany rurociag czyni
te trahsportacye o wiele kr6tsza
i dogodniejsza anizeli przez IA
nah Panamski. w koncu zwraca
Excelsior" uwage rzadowi, re
ma podstawie obowiazujacych
praw tego rodzaju koncesye otrzy
mywaG NIGGA jedynie obywatele
meksykahscy, a ME cudzoziemcy.
NIGGA SPRo-
+ D TRUNK.
Washington, 90. pazdziernika-
- Department. skartu i wsadze
celne widziay sic zmuszone zmic
ric kurs swego postepowania Cd
nosnie do sprowadzanych tn
przez zagranicznych dyplomatow
trunkow alkoholicznych. Oswald
czyy one obecnie, re dyplomaci
CT maja prawo zarowno przywozii
trunk aikoholiczne z SODA jak !
sprowadzac je z z~agranicy, z tenn
tylko zastrzezeniem, IL kiedy Cd
nosny transport znajdzie sic ju1
W amerykahskim porcie, do ode
brania i dalszego przewozu go
jest ~uprawniony tylko sam dyplo-
mata, w~zglednie osoba p~ozostaja-
ca ma jego statych usmgach.
w ten sposob zostaje zakoh-
czona kontrowersya. jaka z togo
powodu powstaia byia pomiedzy
departamentem skarbu i dcparta-
mentem stanu.
PoTRZEBA
Washington, 25. pafdzienika.
- Adjutant generalny armii TO-
gIasza. re d. 1go listopada pod5e-
tn bedzie zno@ rekrutacya ochot-
rik6w do amerykanskiej armii O.
Napacyjnej w Niemczech. Po-
trzeba 200 ochotnikow do piecho-
ty, W tenn IL ludzi do sluzby w
biurach. Przyjmowani beda tyiko
rekruci n~ajlepszej klasy, co do
ktorych beda szanse, re dada sic
vs. krotkim czasie dobrze wycwi-
czyG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
~Ts|sglamy z%agraniczne'

Dckonc7-nre 20 s,-o,icv 1-szei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE'

Dokohczenie &c strony l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

ne prEesilGntom ocA npaiSnie lecH-
musnek 1 n-isHnosEente tAsSraweEo
swlatla. Wymagaia uwaEs okuiisty.
SztucEne oCry dopasowahe.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
ROGERS MOURNS
DEATH OF son
Noted Wit Unable to Write
Hupor Of Con-
vention.

Los Angeles. CAL, June 24.-In-
stead of being at the Democratic
national convention at San Fran
cisco today. making millions laugh
as he did from the Chicago con-
clave through The Washington
Herald and other papers, Will
Rogers, famous cowboy humorist,
is mourning the death of his
youngest son and Is anxious over
the condition Of three of his other
children dangerously i'll with diph-
iberia.
The word OF Will Rogers be-
reavement came from his home on
the eve of his departure for San
Francisco.
During the interval he had been
ION location" near Sacramento. Cal,
for a new motion picture. 1t was
there he received Mrs. Rogers mes
sage that their youngest son. one
of family OF FIVE children, had
died. Upon arriving home he found
little Jimmy. his four-year-oId son.
and his daughter seriously i'll.
Rogers had his heart set on at
tending the Democratic assembly.
there to swing the lariat OF his
comedy about the heads of the
prominent and less prominent fig
ures whose dolngs create laughter
as well as history.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
RIOTING QUELLED
IN LONDONDERRY;
FAMINE THREATENS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

traffic in the city since last Satur-
day, with the exception of hearses.
Just what the casualties are Is
not known, but II is certain the
lists are much bigger than repre- .
sented. since both sides have formed
casually corps. thus enabling them
to hide their individual losses. II
is believed that great number
of dead have been secl city buried.
Attemrts were made todsy, with
out very great success, to reopen
shops to provide for the hungry,
thirsty, milklcsc end sleepy popu-
lation of the city.
Troops Await Em.rgency.
Ono report said that strong
force of Ulster volunteers was
camped at strabane. fifteen miles
south of Londonderry. ready for an
emergency.
Dennis Harry. attorney general
for Ireland. bnnourced thu after
noon that Londonderry Is to be dis
armed at once. and that a military
curfew order had teen placed in
effect. prohibiting the People ir the
streets during certain hours. un-
The disarma ment of the "disloyal
portion" Of the Londonderry pop
ulation, he caid. would be accom-
pllshnd by the British military au-
thorities. who have been given full
discretion in tho matter.
Several hundred additional troops
have arrived in Londonderry with
armored cars, machine guns and
some heavy artillery, according to
dispatches today. A trainload OF
plies has left Dublin to aid in re-
lieving the hundreds of wounded,
filling Londonderry hospitals.
While no compilations of deaths
had been received the count stood
today at twelve, with many at the
hospitals mortally wounded. The
Londonderry authorities have sent
an urgent appeal to London for aid
in caring for the wounded. Although
there was some sniping from roots
today most of the fighting was in
the form of personal encounters
of crowds of the two factions.
Neither crowd has shown especial
aniInosity toward the military or
police, but have confined their att
tacks to the opposing faction. Sew
eral cases were reported of Sim
Feiners taking shots at the British
troops. but these were few and not
considered as signifying an attempt
to drive the troops from the city.
Night of Terror.
Dublin. June 24.-Comparative
quiet prevailed at Londonderry to-
day, following a night of terror in
which bullets from rifles and re-
.volvers raked the streets. All the
shops of the city were boarded up
and citizens were remaining in
their homes. Outbreaks in outly-
ing districts continued but troops
were in control of the main streets.
Authoritative estimates of the num-
ber of dead in the rioting which
has been almost continuous since
Friday night could not be obtain
ed. Nearly 1000 troops are in the
city.
The food situation was desperate
owing to inability of citizens to
reach the shops.
In a speech in the house of COM
mons the Irish attorney general de-
MED that 1900 troops and $50 po-
licemen were now in Londonderry
and that 900 more troops were on
their way to the city. He said more
would be sent IL required but inti-
mated his belief that the present
force had been sufficient to main
tain order. Londonderry is a city of
0,000.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Fredericksburg Man Wins Suit.

Fredericksburg. Va, June 24-A
'erdict of s7,542-s5 damages was re-
urned in the $4,000 suit of John
M. Doyle. of this city, against A. H.
Judy. of Ashland, and w. G. Keckler,
of North Carolina, in the Corpora
tion Court here. Attorneys for the
defendant stated an appeal would
be taken. The suit grew out of an
accident to, John M. Doyle. jr., 12-
year-old son Of Mr.. Doyle. The
youth was riding bicycle when he
came in contact with a bundle of
mower blades which were extending
out Of the rear of an automobile
truck parked in this city. 1t is al
legged that the youth turned sud
denly to avoid collision with an
approaching car. when he ran into
the blades.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
D. c. Negro Sentenced.

Richmond. Va. June 24.-on pleas
of guilty. John Brown. a Washing
ton negro, was given total of
eight years In the Virginia peni-
tentiary today for robbing pas
sengers on an Atlantic Coast Line
Pullman between Richmond and
Rocky Mount. N. c.. in the early
morning of May 3. The pleas were
entered to three indictments. One
of these charged him with theft of
jewels from Miss Theodore Woods,
OF Darlington. s. c.. a niece of Fed
eral Circuit Judge Charles A. woods.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Freight Jam Piling Up
In Cumberland Vicinity

Cumberland, Nd. June "a
Freight traffic to points east of this
city over both the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and the Western
Maryland Railway is Tightening as
a result of the walkout of railroad
yardmen at other points. Practi-
cally no freight is moving east out
of the Cumberland gateway Of
either railroad. Shipments of food
rstuff. livestock, public utilities and
necessities is also almost at a
standstill. Freight traffic to points
west is in greatly diminished pro-
portions.
A freight jam is piling up at
Fairnfount and at Grafton with se-
rious effects on the coal industry in
that region as the result of the
transportation tie-up on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad in PhiIa-
delphia, Baltimore and other east
ern points. Five hundred loaded
cars of coal were tied up yesterday
in the Fairmount yards and an
equal number at Grafton.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Eastern Shore Spuds Crop
Cut by Drouth, Survey Says

College Park, June 24TA short
crop of potatoes on the Eastern
hore of Virginia is indicated in a
eport which DR.. Thomas B. Symons,
director of the Maryland State
'ollege Extension Service. has re-
eived from County Agent Clarence
kellar. of Somerset County.
Mr.. Kellar. who recently made a
urvey of conditions in the Eastern
hore counties of Virginia for the
enefit of potato growers of Somer-
ct County, says that dry weather
as been one of the factors respon-
ible for a poor yield.
Recent rains which helped the
otatoes in Somerset County were
90 late to benefit the Virginia grow
RS except those in Accomac County.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
DIED
Hack Drivers Must Now
Keep Traffic Regulation:

Rigid enforcement oi tam ~csui
Iat:urs mere il eN scrled 60 Cesu,
from a warning issued yesterday by
Cooperation Counsel Francis II Sc;
phenS TO public ha' k-driverS that
hereafter they must stand trlat TO;
Cffenscs and VII not be allowed
tC forfeit collateral.
Mr.. stephens notified Assistant;
CORPORATION Counsel Francis Hill oi
the new policy. EcrCefCrth vip-
iators bf the traffic laws vii bf
allowed to turn;ssh Lail over night
but warrants will he Issued ir tex
are not in coUrr by the srcc fed
time.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Plan Religious Study
In New York Schools

New York, June 24.-Religious in
struction as q TART of the regular
curriculum in the Public schools
here Is being planned by all the
religious denominations, 1t was an
nounced today. The plan, now I'M
der consideration by the Board of
Education, provides for ore hour
OF religious instruction each woek
in places other than the school
buildings. to which tho pupils will
60 fo- instruction after the daily
school fSession, under elergymen of
their own denomination.
\ The plan provides for regular
monthly reports on each pupils
progress In religious instruction.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
ENGINEERS TO MOVE
SEWER FROM FLATS

Reclamation work on the Ana
costa flats vas discussed yester-
day at a me citing of the beard of
engineers in charge OF the project.
The removal OF the northeast boun :
dary sewer to g. location where its
deposits would rot interfere with
the proposed lake vas decided upon.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Flood Made Chairman
Of Virginia Delegation
Especial to Washington HernId.) }

Winchester, Va, June 24.-Repre-
sentative Henry d. Flood has been
chosen chairman of the Virginia
delegation to the Democratic ma
tional convention, according to a
telegram received this :afternoon
from Colorado Springs, where the
delegates spent the day en- route
to San Francisco. Flood was re-
Gently selected chairman of the
national Congressional campaign
committee,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
LoSTAND FOUND.

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tween l7th st. and Pa. ave-, and Memorial
Continental Hall, package Of papers and un-
signed checks. Reward offered By DR.. KATE
WALLER BARRETT to finder IL returned TO
21s 3rd st. NV, Washington, ID. c. je25-it
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black bo4 and music rack. Reward. Lin
coin 8e4 or 1851 ist st. sc. je25-1t
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and eye glasses with one lens. In linen en-.
velope on 14th st. ear. or between 11th and
14th SITS. on Park road. Reward. Csll Co
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