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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
Wei CHRISTMAS Day.

Tho marriage Of Miss Beatrice
Cantonwins. daughter Of Mr.. and
Nrs. H. J. Cantonwine, OF 17C9
Davenport sysnue. and Norman A.
Lilly. an attorney Of Grand Rapids.
Ilch.. was . o'clock ceremony
e Christmas day, taking place in
1&5nity Cathedral, Davenport. Right
~. T. N. Morrison. d. d., bishop
G. Iowa, officiating.
The attendants were Miss Esther
Hass and Robert Hallstrom. The
bride was In 4 gown Of sapphire
! blue charmsuse trimmed in peach
eolofed taffeta, and her hat was .
small duvetyn model Of blue to
match. Her flowers were pink
roses and stevie in corsage ar
rangement. The bridesmaid was
In dark blue georgctte with hat te
match and wore sweet peas.
Tho wedding supper was at the
Hotel Blackhawk and the brida'
couple left later for = short tr.l
to Clinton. They will return tt
spend the New Years holidays a
the brides homo here.
The new home after Feb. Is vii
be In Grand Rapids.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
mn Dins 4 Club.

Covers were laid for about 90
Saturday Il Christmas dinner 1t
the Rock Island club. The dining
room was strsctively decorated In
~ Yuletide coiors. There were
many small family groups.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

rortias ar to b s -therfngs q old
nslghboFhood friends Of Mn. Lit
fjst0n.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
SANTA CLAUS DEAD.

Scranton, Pa. Dec. N.-(United
Press Santa Claus is dead.
Exhausted from shaking hands
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
Celebrate Wedding Anniyerxarv,

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burton ce,e-
breted their 39th wedding anniver-
sary at their home, ESQ Fifth-and-
a-half avenue. by a family gather
ing on Christmas. The house was
prettily decorated in Christmas
colors and a. 3 o'clock a Christmas
dinner was served. places being set
for q guests. Carnations and holly
were used on the table. and as a
centerpiece . large wedding cake
was used. on which was q NINA
ture Christmas tree. The guests
included the children and grandchil-
dren Of the bride and groom Of 50
years ago The couple received,
many beautiful remembrances Of
the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
Chndren's Party at Outing Club.

Cn00rene farty u Ouong CiuD.
The children Of Outing club
members were the especially hsp-
by little guests Of honor Saturday
night when the visit of Santa Claus
to the club Was IN event In the fes-
tivities. and . beautiful tall Christ
mas pine, gay and gorgeous in tin
Sci and lights, was the center Of in
terest.
The ball room with it's decoya-
tons Of southern smilax, holly
wreaths. shaded lights and Christ
mas greens. was the scene OF the
Christmas fete and the Christmas
tree stood in all it, glory in the
middle Of the floor. Santa Claus
better known to his friends as
Charles s. Huber-was CARRIED in
the traditional whiskers. and muf-
fled up with furs as he came in to
the tune Of many sleighbells, aud
accompanied BY his large pack
This was found to be full Of all
sorts Of delightful toys and soon
every ono had something in the
way Of q horn, cap or ball or jump
ing jack to take home. and every
one Of the 10 or more little folks
was remembered.
Supper was served at $50 to the
children, and the older people had
q buffet lunch at 1890. the dane
Ing continuing until midnight.
Miss Virginia prOst of Chicapo
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il
Prost,' who were guests Of the ev-
ening. gave a pretty solo dance as
a feature Of the informal program:
Tho annual Christmas dinner OF
Saturday noon at the club was
served to 125 guests. individual
tables being decorated with rcd
candles In crystal holders with
eve-greenS or the cloth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
Kreidlcr Sings in Chicago.

Louis Kreidler. baritone. head Of
the voice department Of the Con-
servatory Of Music, Augustana col
lege. took the part Of Frederick in
"Iohengrin." which was given in
English by the Chicago Grand
Opera company Friday night at the
Auditorium.
Mr.. Kreidler has been a member
Of tho Chicago Grand Opera COM
pany for the past several years, and
has o fine baritone voice, we'll
adapted to certain roles.
others in the cast Of the even
Ing were Rosa Rasia, Syrano Van
Gordon and Edward johnson, with
MArinuxzi 40 conductor. Mr.,
Kreidler recently sang the bass
parts in THE Messiah" and with
Arvid Samuelson, head Of the piano
department Of the college, gave a
few weeks since q very fine pro-
gram Of voice and piano at the
school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

Girl Scouts Canpa,, :
Mrs. William G. McAdoo \ =,
man OF the news burean ~
November drive Of the Girl ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

OF this delightful valley" cried Peggy.
Before Billy could answer. there came
q growing, a shifting and snarling
from the bank Of the river near by.
Hurrying toward the sound they came
upon Major and Minor. The bear CUPS
were teasing an angry animal perched
on branch of q tree below the bank.
why, It's a big cat" cried Peggy:
"A wild catr exclaimed Billy
quickly. stop teasing it, he said TO
the cubs. 'You are breaking the laws
Of Pleasant Valley, and you are making
the wild cat wilder STILL ,.
''Er-uff! Sniff Um -crouw! We're
having fun I" snickered the young ras-
calls, who had forgotten all about their
promise to keep the laws of Pleasant
Valley. They were teasing the wildcat
by growing and shifting and making
faces at 1t. Then they turned around
and began to kick dirt and stones at 1t.
Look outv warned Billy, but quick
as flash punishment came to the cubs::
The wild cat gave sudden leap ana
landed on the back. of Major. My how
the fur hew, and how Major howied.
From Major the wild cat leaped to
Minor, and again the fur few and Minor
howled. EI
"Yowl Vow I, Help p yelped the cubs.
"The fierce wild cat is tearing us to
pieces!"
And It seemed as If that is Just what
the wild cat was bound to do. Billy saw
that something had to be done quickly
to stop the furious beast. He seized his
lasso and hurled the moose over the wild
cats body. Intan instant the wild cat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

carefully maintained the tonal qualities
of the great solo instruments of the
orchestra without sacrificing in any
way the characteristics of the organ, to
which, in the orchestral solo parts, he
has given carefully voiced accompani-
ments. If any criticism of the work as
a composition could be made, il is that
the finale is little too long. Mr.. Ion
played the work finely, and received a
well deserved ovation at the close.
After this Mr.. Courboin was the or
ganist of the evening. His interpreta-
tive work Is too well known to require
comment, further than to say that he
played in his usual style. He gave a
group Of four numbers for organ alone,
compositions by Bach, Widor, Alexan--
der Russell and Gigout, aud afterward
played with the orchestra the second
Brandenberg concerto of Bach, and
three pieces by Franck and Saint Saens.
In the first cf these works, Franck's s
piece Heroique," Mr.. Courboin made
the arrangement for organ and orches-
ira, and In the last, Saint -Saens' s
"Marche Heroique," he added the organ
part to the original orchestral version.
The middle number, the Largo from
Saint .Saens's Third symphony, was
scored by the composer for organ and
orchestra.
The Brandenberg Concerto. given for
the first time in Philadelphia in its
original form, marked the artistic eli
max of the evening. The marvellous
art of Sebastian Bach. whether dealing
with large or small forms. has rarely
been set forth more clearly than in this
great work. although the resources en-
ployed are of minute dimensions when
compared with the r minor mass, the
Christmas oratorio or many other Of
the works by which the concertgoer
knows the Leipzig master. II is the per
fection Of the organ in its most rarely
employed capacity, that of chamber
music.
The orchestra also played the EN-
trance Of the Gods Into Valhalla" and
the prelude to "Lohengriu." with its
customary tonal beauty and precision Of
execution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

nibbled at the grass on the shore. "Hec-
haw, this is the sweetest grass I ever
ate" Then Balky Sam began to eat
as fast as he could for he hadn't had a
meal since supper the night before.
"What are the laws Of Pleasant Val
ley?" asked Peggy and Billy, because
they didn't want their happiness
spoiled.
''Er -umph Mind your own business
and do no harm to others. Those are
the laws of Pleasant Valley" answered
Father Bear.
"Sniff Sniff Those laws are easy.
We will keep EN-" shifted the cubs,
Major and Minor, beginning to look for
grubs on which to feast.
"Hee .haw! 1t isn't hard to be happy
here" brayed Balky Sam. But both
before long that the laws were not so
easy to keep as they thought.
Lets explore" cried Billy to Peggy,
and away they went dancing along the
banks of the stream.
Pleasant Valley was rightly named.
It was very, very pleasant. A soft
breeze blew through the trees carrying
sweet perfumes. Under foot was a soft
carpet of velvety grass and pretty wild
flowers. Overhead in the trees the birds
sang charming songs. Here and there
strange animals scurried off among the
bushes, but they all obeyed the laws of
Pleasant alley--they minded their own
business and they did no harm to others,
so every one was happy.
"My, isn't it lovely here. I don't
see how any one can break the laws
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25
MUSICIANS ASSEMBLY
. AT WANAMAKER STORE
Philadelphia Orchestra Assists
Two Great organists in Inter-
esting Program

The second association of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra and the great organ
in the Wanamaker store attracted at
least 10000 persons to the musicians
assembly last evening, and they heard
program of merit and novelty.
The opening number on the program
was the first performance of a concerto
for organ and orchestra by Pietro A..
Yon, young New York organist, whose
compositions, for this instrument have
become familiar both in this country and
in Europe. The solo part of the con =
certo was played by Mr.. Son. It was
entitled Concerto Gregoriauo. but in
spite of the name 1t is not based upon
Gregorian melodies, as all the themes
are original. The program notes said
that the Grcgorian modal schemes
formed the basis Of the harmonization,
but this was apparent only infrequently,
and the entire treatment of the con-
eerto is on a modern basis. being the
matte development in sonata form
throughout all four movements.
The concerto is an excellent work. 1t
is dignihed in its themes, as BELTS The
character Of the organ, and is musi-
cianly in treatment. Technique has been
releeated to a secondary place and the
best use of the solo instrument with the
orchestra appears to have been Mr..
Yon's aim. as it should be in a serious
work. II Is in the use of the orchestra.
however, that Mr.. Yon has excelled.
He has avoided the pitfall into which
Widor and other French composers fell
in their compositions for organ aud
orchestra, and has used the orchestra
as medium of contrast without at
tempting to obtain overwhelming en-
semble effects. which simply cannot be
done, as the full tone of one nullifies
aud renders indefinite the tone Of the
other. w
In his orchestration. Mr.. Yon has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

whirled around and sprang at Billy.
Just one thought popped into Biliys
head--that thought was that cats don {
like water. In nm instant Billy acted
on that thought--be jumped out into
the raging river and dragged the wild
cat after him. !,
NV. but that wild cat was surprised
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25
Wild Cat Grows Angry

Wild Cat Grows Angry
THANKS to the cushion made by
- Father Bear and Mother Bear with
their bodies, no one was hurt when
Peggy, Billy, Balky Sam and the bear
cubs came to the end of their wild slide
into Pleasant Valley. But il it hadn't
been that Father and Mother Bear had
stopped them just in time, they surely
would have gone plunging into the river
and been carried over the waterfall.
"Er-umph -umph" shifted
Father Bear, trying to catch the breath
which had been knocked out Of him.
"well, this is Pleasant Valley, and as
long as we obey its laws we shall all be
happy"
"Hee- e-haw, I'm happy now" snorted
Balky Sam, lifting up his nose. This
is the finest air ever breathed." Then
Balky Sam took a drink from the rush
Ing river. "Hee haw This is the
purest water ever drank" Balky Sam
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

$50 Rise for Teachers In Butler
Butler, Pa, March 25.--(By A. P.)
Teachers in the public schools here
were notified yesterday that a $50
monthly salary increase will be granted
to those who contract to continue work
during the next school term.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

and upset and scared when Il hit the
water. All the wildness went out OF
&c in second and IL became only wet,
bedragsled pussy. anxious to escape with
It's life.
(Tomoyro,o ipiu be told hoo Boiky
Sam breaks the lao.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
PLEASANT VALLEY
ny DADDY

(Pco1y and Billy, taken back to the
long ago bv a charm giUcn them by
the Wild Geese, 90 ioith the tcild
bears to Pleasant Valley. They are
chased By Watdmpoo, tho Indian
medicine man.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-25

This 's Annune'asIou Day
This is Annuhciation Dsy--and o,,,
l7o2 was known as New Years ~'n ua,''
In the Catholic Church Il 1. - uaS.
as the feast Of the Annunci,,,o,' 's,rved-
Blessed Virgin Mary. VI ens
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
7 RAJ.
GEN. CARRANZA ZABITYl
ZWOLENNICY JEGO WYGU.
BIENI!

Meksyk, miasto, %. maja. -
Depesza dzisiejsza Tribune"
podaje:
Venustiano Carranza, ktory
zbiegi z tego rniasta, dnia ego
maja ktory ukrywaf sic w GO.
rach Stanu Puebla, po bitwie bli.
sko Rinconada, zostat zabity W
zesziy czwartek. o godzinie lei
W nocy W Tlaxcalaltongc, wediug
oficyalnego zawiadomienia, tu ra.
desianego.
Towarzysze Carranzy, ktorych
nazwiska ME So jeszeze wyjawio-
ne, zostali straceni: podzielili los
swego wodza.
Akcya, ktorej wynihem byis
smierc Carranzy, byfa prowad1o-
ma przez generaia Rodolfo Serre-
ra.
Przyp. Redakcyi. - Powyzsza
depesze, ktorej inne ranne gazety
rie miafy, podajemy ma odpowie.
dzia1noSc yTribyne."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
NOVA ADMINISTRATOR
POLITYCZNA w MEKSYKU.


Washington, 20. maja. - Sto--
sownie do depeszy, otrzymanej
wczoraj po po4udniu przez Depar-
lament Stanu. professor Antonio
Nava zostaf wybrany prowizory-
cznym prczydentem przez prowi-
zoryczna Legislature W Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz, %. maja. - Welding
komunikacyi, tu otrzymanej ze
stolicy, nastepujaca administra--
cya zostafa uksztaltowana w mie-
Scie Meksyku:
Najwyzsi przewodcy rewolucyi
general Alvaro Obregon general
Pablo Gonzales.
Minister spraw zagranicznych
= senator Juan Sanchez Azcona.
Tymczasowy minister finansow
- Aureliano Mendivil.
Ty1nczasowy minister koloni-
zacyi - Alberto Acosta.
Reorganizator departamentu So
downiczego - Aguiles E1orduye.
Dyrcktor tcle9raficznej komu-
nikacyi - pufkownik lsmael
Rueda.
Dyrektor posterun!o6w - Jose
Quevedo.
Militarny komendant federal--
nego dystryktu - general Felipe
Salas.
Gubernator fcderalnego dystry-
ktu - Miguel Gomez Noriega.
Naczelnik rady miasta Mcksy-
ku - Cecilo Cara Gonzales.
Inspector generalny policyi -
pufkownik Luis Amieva.
Nova administracya postana--
via, ze wszyscy Mekykanie kto-
rzy zotaAi wypedzeni przez Car
ranze ci ktorzy uciekli w inre
czeSci kraju, gdy Carranza objai
rzady, moga powrocic bez obawy
zadnego molestowania. Ten de-
kret spowodowal ,,nieograniczo--
ny entuzyazm,, wSrod obywatel-
stwa.
Dochodza raporty z miasta Me-
ksyku, re Carranzisci, gdy zbiegli
ze stolicy zabrali ze SODA 14,000,-
600 pesos W ziotej i W srebrnej
monecie, ze skaT Ii krajowego.
Wedlug ostatnich wiesci, otrzy-
manych wczoraj - Carranza IT,
krywa sic W gorach W Stanie Hi
dalgo, blisko Apam, W najbar-
dziej pofudniowej czesci tego Sta
nu, blisko granicy Tlaxcala('D
Meksyk, miasto, %. maja. -
Wczoraj krazyiy pogfoski, re A
dolfo de la Huerta prawdopodob-
ME zostanie wybrany prowizory-
cznym prezydentem Meksyku to
przez znaczna wiekszos6, gdy od-
beda sic wybory W kongresie W
poniedzialek. =
zoinierze przybywaja tu re
wszystkich czesci Meksyku W ce-
lu wielkiej militarnej demonstra-
cyl, gdy balotowanie bedzie W
toku. General Alvaro Obrcgon,
general Manuel Pelaez, Juan A.
Lamazan, Pedro Gabay inni re-
wolucyjni przewodcy, ktorzy brali
udzial W obaleniu rzadu Carran-
zy, beda prowadzili swe wojska.
Kongres zostai formaInie zor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
Kronika Chica&oska.

via sic On znacznego przechyle-
MIA sic gfosow kobiccych na stro
ne demokratyczna.
Tomasz L. Edison popiera u
SLIME kandydature byiego admi-
nistratora zywnosciowego,' Hoo
vera, opierajac sic ma TEN, re
kraj obecnic potrzcbuje ckono-
misty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
Vinci Uznany Wir,nyrn!

i ma dwojc dzieci. Ukohczyi on
szkole Srednia ~public high
school,; zajety byI sprzedaza ga
zet do czasu, gdy m6g} otrzymat
prace we fabryce. Sisdm lat tc-
mu dostal zajecic jako szofer i
tylko tydzicn pred popelnieniem
morderstwa Enright'a przesta}
pracowac jako szofer dla Emory
Motor Livery Co."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
PIEBIScYT w WARMu
I PRUSACH ZACHODNICH.

Paryz, %. maja. - Ma wczoraj-
sci sesyi Rady ambasadorow u
stanowiono date, liedy ma sic
pdbyt Plebiscyt W dystryktach
olztyIiskirr i i1widzy1islkim, kto-
ry zadecyduje o gTanfcach Polsld
Prusami Zachodniemi WGho-
dnferni Zapadta jednak decyzya,
sby daty tei ME podawac do Pu-
bfaznei wiadomoSc tax dhugo,
6op6bi ME zostanie zorganzowa-
na zrpeAna kontrola mad popraw-
noscia nrajecego sic od6yt gAoso-
wanna, przy czem por1szono talk
ze kwestye powielcszenia tam sta
eyorowanych gzrnizon6w allan
cilich.
fOdsztyn, pc niemiecku Alien
stein, Jest rniastem powiatowem
W Warrnii, posozonem mad rzeka
Xyna (niem. A1le), a odlegtem o
16O mniej wiecej ki1ometr6w Cd
Torunia- Kwidzyn, po niernieoku
Marienwerder, jest miastem po-
wiatowcm w PruSach Zachod-
mich, pofozonem na prawym brze'
gu WisN.
Poniewaz zarnieszkafa W po-
wyzszych okolicach ludnoSe bysa
zbyt dSugo pod wyfacznym wpfy-
WEN Niemiec, lct6rym agitacye j
germanizacye uhatwiasa ies1cze ia
ukoIicznoSc, IL ztaczna' czeSc tel
ludnoSci jest wyznania protestan-
ckiego. przeto w interesie Polski
ley, aby plebiscyt odbys sic tam
iak najpozniej, gdyz przez to u
zyskanoby wiecej ozasu, potrze--
bnego do obudzenia z powrotem
uSpionego II niei7torych ducha i
poczucia po1sko5ci. Przyp. Red.
Dzien. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
HARRISON o POLITYCE
STANOWEJ.

Carter II. Harrison, by}y bur
mistrz miasta Chicago, uznany
przez leaderow acknowledgement
jako najodpowiedniejszy handy
dat ma gubernatora Stanu Illinois
wyrazii sic wczoraj, &c celcm
zwolennik6w partyi demokraty-
czncj wiana bye zJednoczona ak
cya ku og6lnemu dobru partyi. I
togo powodu Harrison odmowil
wszelkiej dyskusyi W sprawic
swej kandydatury, do czasu, gdy
luz rezultat konwencyi demokra
tycznej bedzie znany. Zdanlem
bylego burmistrza Jest, zc nietyl
ko lego, ale w ogole kazda kan
dvdatura Wilma byc zadecydowa
ma - dopiero po konwencyi.
P. Harrison omawiai ogolnie
sprawy polityczne, wykazujac,
ze mimo swej piecioletniej nieo-
bccnoSci w ratuszu, zna dobrzc
warunki sprawy panujace' Wy
razil on zyczenie, ably kandyda-
tura jego przyjaciela Maclay
Hoyne'a by}a poparta przez re-
gularna demokratyczna organi--
zacye.
Zdaniem byiego burmistrza,
potrzebnem bedzie wyelimino--
wac wszelkie fakcyjne roznice,
abv modz W ca}oSci ,,tykiet' po-
wiatowy demokratyczny wybrac.
lest to rok wyborow prezyden-
cyonalnych" mowi} p. Harrison,
,zatem sil ma walk partyjne nj
szczyc ME mozna.''
Z rozejSciem sic pog}oski, re
Harrison kandydowac ME bedzie
powsta{ natychmiast plan wysu-
niecia kandydatury Jana E. Trae-
ger'a, o czem juz wczoraj pisa
liSmy.
Zaciete walki sic gotuja W
partyi republikahskiej, mledzy de
legatami ma konwencye, - silly
bowiem wzajemnie sic zwalcza-
jace So dose rownomiernie po--
dzielone, zatem ME zbyt latwo
bedzie jednej fakcyi uzyskac
wiekszoSc.
w. H. Hayes, przewodniczacy
narodowego komitetu republi--
kahskiego wyrazi} sic z niezado-
woleniem o tenn, re tax malo ko-
biet delegatow wybrano do kon-
wencyi republikanskiej = oba--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
7 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.

Wsch6d slOnca' o godzinie Az.
Zach6d sIonca godzinie 7:11.
=
Pogoda W Chicago okOlicy: Po-
vodnie " sObote, W niedziele dzdzy-
sto / chlodniej. Umiarkowany swie-
~ poIudniOwy wiatr.
Temperature Dolby minionei: Maj
wyisza wczoraj gOdZinie q Popo-
fudniu, 7s stopni. najRizsza o godeI-
uie rano, 81 stopnL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
PoLsKo RosYJsKA VOL
MA A PARLIAMENT BRY-
TYJSKI.

Londyn, %. maja. - Z dobrze
zazwyczaj poinformowanych Noa
podaja tn wiadomoS6, re zawar-
1ic pokoju miedzy Wielka Bryta-
MIA a Rosya sowietow jest rzecza
bardzo mozliwa W niedalekiej juz
przyszioSci. Bawiaca jednak obec-
ME w Londynie delegacya bolsze-
wicka ME posiada potrzebnych do
tego pelnomocnictw i dlatego O.
czekuja tu przybycia sowieckiego
komisarza Krassina, ktory ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
CWICZENIA OLA POLL
CYANTOW.

Alderman Walter Steffen. pre-
wodniczacy komitetu policyjne--
go, ogiosi} wczoraj plan, ktoryby
wprowadzii przymusowe cwicze-
MIA fizycznc dla policyant6w, O.
raz wielka doroczna wycicczke
field day.
Projckt aid. Steffcn'a bedzie
przedstawiony ma przysz}em po-
sicdzeniu rady miejskiej, zada-
MEM ustarowienia prawa, kt6rc-
by zobowiazywa}o wSzystkich
zdolnych czlonkow departamentu
policyjncgo do stalych cwiczen
fizycznych.
Plan przymusowych cwiczef
doznaf cntuzyastycznego popar--
cia ze strony innych radnych, o.
ficerow policyjnych i majora ia.
ma Bauder'a, instruktora cwiczeb
nego. Alderman Steffen rowr1iez
liczy ma poparcic szcfa policyi,
Garrity, ktorcgo obccnie niema
W miescie.
Alderman Steffen zamierza da
lei zaprowadzic doroozna wycie-
czke parade policyi, dla pokaza
MIA miastu rezultatu cwiczcn ca
}orocznych. Miasto Nowy York
juz Cd dawna ma doroczne para
dy policyi.
MIASTO TRACT DZIENNIE
$218.
Z powodu wstrzynania przez
kompanie tramwajowe nalezyto-
sci miejskiej, wynoszacej $I,447,
352, z dochodow tegorocznych
kompanii, miasto tract dziennie
$2lS proccntu. Suma wyp}acona
bye miaia 10 kwietnia, lecz z po-
wodu rozprawy sadowej o 5 GEN.
towa opiate kompanie odmowi}y
wyplacenia jej miastu - stra-
ia procentu dla miasta dotych-
czas wynosi $3.50.
Nowo zorganizowany komitet
transportacyjny rady 'miejskiej
bada obecnie kwestye eventual
nej straty tax ca}ej sunny, jak i
procentu.
Kompanie tramwajowe odtno-
why przyjecia zastrzezenia, re
przyjecie tych pieniedzy ME zna-'
czy bynajmniej, re miasto uste-
puje W swej walce o S centowa
taryfe - bez tego zas zastrzeze-
MIA komitet transportacyjny pie
niedzy ME przyjmie. (Poniewaz
suma, o ktorej nova, jest male
zytoscia miejska Cd dochodow