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The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
Is Years Without
Bath, Pensioners
Can't Get Tobacco

London. July s.-As they de-
clined to bathe, the master of
the Edenderry workhouse Of
Kings County stopped the to-
bacco allowance to two inmates.
One of them, called before the
board, said he had been in the
house fifteen years without a
bath and added that fifty-five
years ago he was warned
against water.
Because he persisted in refus-
ing to bathe the authorities de-
cided to give him outdoor re-
lief" as a substitute
Copyright, 1920. By Public Ledger Co..
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
Founding Cooes to Mother Visiting
Hospital as Stranger and Is Taken
Away in Happiness to Own Home

the ward. remembering that the
baby was to leave them today as
the adopted son of a wealthy Cam
den man.
Since June is, when the boy was
found on a doorstep at Sixth ana
Mechanic streets. in Camden. he
had won his way into the hearts or
everyone, from the superintendent
of the hospital to the orderly.
Shortly after 10 o'clock a young
man and woman. with a wan though
pretty face, entered the hospital
and went directly to the ward
where the founding lay.
The womans hands opened and
CONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
SNOW DIVORCEE
TELLSOF PLOT
TOMURDERHE
Was to Have Been Drugged
And Then Faxed as
Auto Victim, She Says.
DIPLOMATS INVOLVED
Net Used to Entangle Her
Carried Big Fish,"
Wife Charges.
DIPLOMATS INVOLVED

Calmly, looking straight at Judge
Hardison. MIRA Adds II. Snow. pref
ty young divorced wife of Chester
4. Snow, millionaire patent attor-
ney. told. in Police Court yester-
day. ths details of an alleged plct
10 have her drugged and killed.
and then make it appear as though
she had dieo in an automobile
smash-up.
She will resume the Stand this
morning when George p. Hoover,
attorney for the husband. who is
charged with conspiracy to kill her.
together witt, Mrs. Ina p. Acker
and Hugh NJ. Langdon. private de-
tectives alleged tc have been hired
by him to put over the plot. will
finish cross-examination.
Yesterdays testimony furnished
considerable excitement when the
name of a Prominent Washington
attorney, who holds a responsible
government position. was meEtiOn-
ed, in a whisper. to the court as
a man who attempted indirectly to
sell to Henry E. Davis. for $4,000,
evidence damaging to Snow.
Snow Not worried.
Snow, jointly charged with Mrs.
Acker and Langdon with conspir-
acf to kill Mrs. Snow, sat in the
center of the table facing Judge
Hardison. Not once did he appear
worried.
Mrs. Acker sat behind Snow with
Jeyton Gordon. her attorney. She
smiled frequently when Mrs. Snow
related incidents Of their short
Friendship"
Langdon sat to the left of Mrs.
Acker beside Attorney Osterman, his
counsel.
George P. Hoover. counsel. for
Snow, conducted the entire cross
examination OF both Mrs. Snow and
Attorney Davis.
Mrs. Snow was thoroughly COM
posed during all of her testimony.
She did not look, nor act like a
woman who had juts had an ex-
tremely narrow escape from being
drugged to death and left in the
wreckage of an automobile.
Not once was she shaken. She
stuck to her original story-only
hesitating a few times to refresh
her memory when some question
was asked her that caused her to
think of something she had not al
ready told.
Decoyed the Detective.
According to her story. she car
ried out her attorneys instructions
without a hitch, never letting Mrs.
Acker once know she was sus-
pected. She acted her part at the
different meetings and luncheons
strictly in accordance with Davis's
instructions. she said.
Hoover. who darted about 3m
place to place during his examina-
tion of Mrs. Snow, asked her if she
had intended fleeing to Honduras
with her son, and getting rid OF
Snow forever. Mrs. Snow denied
ever having had such an idea.
Shows testimony. in another
phase of his fishing expedition" in
the crossexamination, again asked
Mrs. Snow about how Mrs. Acker
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By O. HENRY

fell off and Bertram D. Snooper
entered.
The preacher fell to the ground
with a dull thud. He could Ill
afford to lose ten dollars. He was
hastily removed and cheaper
one secured.
Bertram d. Snooper held a
Statesman in his hand.
Aha" he said, Il thought I
would surprise you. just go,
in this morning Here is a paper
noticing my arrival"
He handed II to Henry f. GIasty.
Mr.. Grasty looked at the paper
and turned deadly pale. II was
dated three weeks after Mr..
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN,
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
DEMANDS RESIGNATION
OF DARTMOUTH HEAD

Chicago. July s.-Demand for the
resignation of Ernest NJ. Hopkins as
president of Dartmouth ollege was
made today by Albert H. Meads,
father of Robert T. Meads, VINO
shot and killed Henry NJ. Maroney,
fellow student. in a fraternity house
in Hanover. N. H, June 20.
Meads declared bootlegging by
students was systematized with
hundreds engaging in the practice.
He blamed President Hopkins for
the death of Maroney, claiming the
shooting resulted from younb Meads
bootlegging.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
Sir Horace Plunkett Picks
"Certain American to- Adjust
sh-Bntish Difficulties

torate on the cry Hang the Kaiser"
and Make Germany pay! he had
70 nave an Irish plank In his plat
FORM. or course. Ireland also was
10 enjoy general contentment and
prosperity. and perhaps. when the
Kaiser Is hanged and Germany
pays, We, too, shall have a good
time all round, but we are not to
nave home rule or anything like 1t
Complete Failure.
OF all British failures in Ireland
none has been SO complete as that
or the present governments policy.
indeed, the completeness of its fair
ure Is its one redeeming quality.
II Will gradually bring British pub
lie opinion to bear upon Parliament
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
Rockefeller Wins
Tight Golf Match
On 8lst Birthday

Lakewood. n. j.. July S.-John
D. Rockefeller entertained a few
intimate friends at dinner to-
night dn celebration of his Slst
birthday.
The financier earlier in the day
presented all the employees on his
estate with gold coins and thea
won a golf match on the extra
hole that was necessary to de-
eide the winner. The match was
foursome.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
Plague Kills Three in Texas City.

Austin. Tex. July Slight cases
of bubonic plague with three deaths
have occurred in Beaumont since the
dard, State health officer, who re-
turned from Beaumont today. de-
clared.
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UDRESS me no more, Mr.. Snoop-
err" saff GIadvs vava.ou~

0DRESS me no more. Mr.. Snoop-
err" SAID Gladys vavasour-
Smith. II can never be
yours"
You have led me to believe
different. Gladys" said Bertrsm
d. Snooper.
The setting sun was flooding
with golden light the oriel win
dows of a magnificent mansion
situated in one of the most aris-
tocratic streets west of the brick
yard.
Bertram D. Snooper. a poor but
ambitious and talented young
lawyer. had just lost his FIRST suit.
He had dared to aspire to the
hand of Gladys Smith.
the beautiful and talented daugh-
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09
L LOUISIANA.REJECTS COX'S PLEA;
REFUSES TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE

Baton Rouge, La July a-The last hope for Louisana's
ratification Federal suffrage amendment went gmmeng
today when the House rejected 4 Representative
attempt to reintroduce the ratification measure
To bring the bill again now would require twohids
either house The legislature adjourned tonight
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09

mediation.
By CARL w. ACKERMAN.
(washingtos Herald = Public Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispateh.)
London. July S.-whiie in Dublin
had several conversations with
Sir Horace Plunkett, one of Ireland $
grand old independent statesmen.
who. firm in the conviction that
Lloyd Georges home rule bill Is
dead. stands today as a champion
OF the dominion plan and an advo-
cate of mediation. In an interest
ing and exclusive statement he de-
scribed lreland's two governments
of today and said he had In mind
some one who belongs to your own
as mediator between Sim
Fein Ireland and the British gov
eminent.
TT Is hard" he said. ito give In a
brief interview an adequate sum-
mary of the recent events in Ire
land. adequate in the sense that
their full Significance will be made
to those who are not
actually living and working in the
country. The best starting point is
the armistice.
Fatal Blunder Made.
AT the outbreak Of the war a
fatal blunder had been made. In
stead of seeing a magnificent op-
portunity for ending the Anglo-Irish
conflict. 1t was seized upon as an ex-
cuse for postponing it's settlement.
! need not enlarge upon this
calamitous failure Of British states
manship and its consequences. Any
thing may be forgiven in such
catastrophe times, nor need I dwell
upon several occasions during the
war when the blunder might have
been retrieved.
mo words can be too strong in
|condemning the actual intensified
tion of militaristic regime. 1t then
became evident that British party
which had done 30
much harm In keeping ireland out
of the war, would during peace
more than ever dominate England S
policy In Ireland. .
When in December. 1918, Lloyd
George appealed to the British cleo
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ON NBIGFRONT
Bolsheviki Use Pincer Tao.
tics to Clear Path To-
ward Warsaw.

Lonson. July s.-CorAdentiai
eAciaI military feIegrams re-
ceived from Warsaw tonight
state that the situation on the
Polish front In very critical and
q catastrophe IL feared. Copen-
hagen dispatches from the War
saw press say Poland expects
allied military interSention. In
some circles In London the Po-
lish calamity In looked upon rs
the beginning Of h new war.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09

This Is the third of series Of foa,
articles BY Mr.. 4ekfrman, uriiten
afie, Sisit TO Ireland during (which
he insrstigofed the Possibilities of q
settlement of the Irish crisis by
mediation.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-09

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CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

,,Innego rodzaju charakter ma p.
P~aderewski, kt6ry pojawil sic W Pa
ryzu, ably bronic sprawy swojej cj-
czyzny W p6znem STADIUM prac Kon-
ferencyi. Wszystkie energie tego
znakomitego artysty So zmieSzane
W jedna harmonijna caiost, tax, Z
konferencye jego z Wielkimi Pleni-
potentami nigdy ME by}y %zakl6cone
przez zadna mute rozdzwieku. Skoro
wyperswadowano mu, re ich decyzye
So nieodwo}alne, ugina} sic pred
miemi, jak pred koniecznoscia. Gdy
wezwano go do przyjecia obciaiaja-
cej k%lauzuli, godzii sic ma MIA. pro-
testujac do ostatka. Jezeli jakiekol-
wick tego rodzaju punkta przyjmo-
wal, to tylko dlatego, il uwazal, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

rzadcy departamentu obuwia, re
mianowanym zostal kupcem ola tel
re firmy. Polacy coraz liczniej Edo
bywaja lepsze stanowiska W srodo-
wisku amerykansHem.
!. 6 =
Panstwu B%erlinskim. Fam. pnr.
2O51 w. Division ul., przyszia o.
negdaj ma SWAT zdrowa / tega c6recz-
ka, z czego rodzice niezmiernie So IL
szczeSliwieni. Matka i dziecie znaj--
duja sic PREY dobrem zdrowiu.
O. +A .
PAM Klementyna Majewska. z
domu Maniszewska. Fam. pnr. ,5146
S. Marshfield ave-. z polecenia leka-
rzy ~wyjechala wczoraj wieczorem do
St. Antonio, Texas, W celu porato-
wanna nadwatlonego zdrowia.
PAM J6zefa Kozlowska, mailon-
ka p. W~incentego Kozlowskiego, ban
kiera. 2 pnr. 2525.W w. 47ej ul.. pc,
wr6cila z Joliet, H., gdzie bawiia u
swej siostry, PAM Maryi Rozentre--
ter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

kIady odbywaja sic regularnie co pia-
TEX, poczawszy cd gOd2iny Smej do
1Otej wieczorem. JesttO jenna z maj.
wiekszych szk01 obywatelskich w ME.
seize Chicago, z kt0rej d~OtychC7aS kO-
rzystalo przeszlo 100 rodak0w ma
szych.
= q
J6zef Wilczak. robotnik LEGACY lat
So. Fan. pnr.' go Will ul., nagle "a
sfab{ w swym domu / Zanim przywO-
lano lekarza zmar{; prawdopodohnie
ma wade serca. Przywoiany lekarz DIR.
w. Kalisz, PM. 1145 Milwaukee ave-.
sensational Smierc.
= q =
Oh. Adam GrotowSki, Fam. PR. 2O3i
Cilard ul., ma Maryanowia, biOrQt gar
elk z wrzaca woda z ptccS ka, uleGl o.
ncgGnj nieszczeSliwemu wyptlkowi, 2
u2N,.du kt6rego jego wIruE jrSt zaglc-
zuny. Gdy doszed} do piNcyNl, snlarzNt
sic ma MIN t~iuszcz; do kt0rego wpadto
pare kropli woody, co spowOdowalo roz-
LAME sic tiuszczu ma gOracej blasZe l
pOpa rzenie twarzy, rak i OCH ~nieszcze-
aliwego.' Zawezwany DR.. FranciSze&
Dulak udzieli} mu pierwsZej pomOcy,
poczem poleciI OdeSlac poparzonego do
szpitala p. W. Sw. Elbbiety, gdzie pc
zbadaniu okaza}o sic, re pOparzenia 81
niebeZpieczne.
!. q =
OSmioletnia Leokadya Swan, "a
mieSzka}a 2 rodzicami pnr. 1909 No.
Hoyne ave, przechodzQc wczoraj ranO
utica Robey w pobliAu Milwaukee ave,
zoSta4a uderzona przez tramwlj !inii
Robey ul.. zdazajacy w kierunku p&.
nocnym i fatalnie p~Okalecz0na. Nuncr
motOrOwegO All. a kOnduktOra G60.
AmbulanSem zawiezionO ~dziewczynkc
do Szpitala p. w. $w. Elibiety, gdzie
sic znajduje W krytycznym stauie.
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byioby rzecza gorzej niz bezuzytecz-
ma czynic inaczej. ZmartWiony pyf'
re jego ojczyzna musi zgodzic sic nd
ten dekret, ubolewai niezmiernle
mad koniecznoScia, kt6ra zmusita tax
wypr6bowanych przyjaci6l Polski'
lax ,.Czterech" do wydania wyro-
ku, TAX wedlug jego zdania suroWe-
90 dla Polski. P. PadereWskl uczy-
nil gIebokie i korzystne wrazenie
ma Radzie Najwyzsze;...."
ma Town Of Lake MONA otrzv
mac ,.Hzienrik W nastepujacych
m:ejscach.
ClCHOWLAZ -
1912 So. lincoln Nlics
KRUPOWTCZ
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NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

LANV A14 VOVD1Dk LIE
Wczoraj o godzlnie SIS wieczo-
rem koleja Illinois Central R. r.,
wyJecha( alderman 16ej wardy p. Jan
A. P~iotrowski, W towar2ystwie mai
zonki do Tampa, Florida, gdzie "a
bawi okolo miesiac czasu. Zwiedzi
pc drodze take Havane ma Kubie 1
inne miejscowoScl. P. Piotrowskd,
zam. pnr. 1889 Blackhawk III.
:. q !.
W Redakcyi naszej jawii sic oso-
biScte OBJ. A. Ringa, o kt6rym pred
paru dniami doniesiono. re zosta}
mu w~ytoczony process przez OBJ. Au-
gusta j. Kowalskiego (starszego) |
objaSni{ mas. re ~oskarzenie to Jest
ME oSobista sprawl, lecs sprawl o.
statnich nieporozumien W banku p.
W. sw. Jozefa ma Stanislawowie.
,.Czas okaze" powlada p. Ringa,
,,kto ma racye".
Do Redakcyi naszeJ zg}osi} sic
wczoraj OBJ. Antoni Gkowackl. Fam =.
pnr. 1859 Hervey ul., ma Jadwigo-
vie. proszac mas o odszukanie joe
IA Kucharskiego, pochodzacego z
mtasta GroJca. Gubernii Warsaw
skieJ. Interesowany niechaJ sic zgio-
81 pod wyAej w%ymieniony adres, a
otrzyma wazne informacye.
:: O !.
W ublegla sobote, odbyly sic care
czyny panny Rozalil TOmasticl c6rki
PIP. Grzegorza i Francls5ki TOmastick,
Fam. pnr. 254S Walton Str, Z pancm
Stanisiawem Janowiak, synem PIP. Jana
i Katarzyny JanOwlak, Zam. pnr. 1901
Fry III. Jest on znanym byzneSiSta ma
Mlodziankowie, jakoteA czynnym czfon-
klein tamtejszej parafii.
+ q 4
Oh. W. Gieldzihski, przez wiele
lat zatrudniony jake naczelHy sub
jekt, poprzednio W skiadzie Conti--
mental Clothing Co., a przez o~statnie
kiIka lat W skladzie Klee Bros, PREY
Milwaukee i Ashland ave-, cd pre-
szlego poniedziaiku objaf posade "a
rzadcy pierwszorzednego sRIadu IL
bran i galanteryi meskiej pod nazwa
Royal Clothiers", pnr. 132S-133o
Broadway, Gary, Indiana. Zawarl on
z ia firma dwuletni. wielce dla Sic
bic k~orzystny kontrakt. OBJ. Gieldzih
ski posiada % letnie doswiadczenie
w swym zawodzie i prZez ten przeciag
czasu zjednal sobie liczna klientele.
OBJ. Kazimierz Bolek sprzedai "
tych dniach sw6j skiad artykul6w
spoaywczych pnr. 21O3 w. 20ej ul., a
nabyl sklad nowy pnr. 2302 w. 19eJ
ul., ma Annowie.
q = o
DR.. W. A. Kuflewskim, zam. pnr.
1868 No. Robey ul., przysz}a ma
SWAT pociecha W postaci tegiej
zdrowej c6reczki, z kt6rej rodzice So
bardzo zadowoleni. Matka i dzie-
Gle znajduja sic W szpitalu p. W. Mat
XII Bcaei z Nazareth, PREY Leavitt
Haddon ave
Stanisiaw Kielczyhski, zam. pnr,
1877 N. Racine ave-, bioracy czynny
udzial W polityce wardy lei, wye,
cha{ pred kilku dniami do Hot
Springs, Arkansas, W celu trzytygo,
dniowego wypoczynku Pc piracy. -
Piastuje on urzad podszeIyfa.
+ O
Jan Baran, zam. pnr. I'LL W. HUI
ron ul., otworzyl W tych dniach "a
klad mechaniczno-reparacyjny pod
nazwa r.. r. Supply Co., mieszcza'
cy sic PREY n%arobniku Chicago ave
i May ul., gdzie zajmowaG sic bed-ie
gB6wnie reperacya automobil6w.
Znany .,wacEAwowianin' p. Alex
f.! sander Kerstein, Fam. pnr. 4O1d
| Nelson ul.. Sumienna i uczciwa prac,
zjednal sohie do tego stopnia zau'a
! ME u firmy pod nazwa Ed. Ahlswe'
de CO.., pnr. 25OO-1O W. North ave
u kt6rej obecnie piastuje posade "a
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W najblizszy piatek, dnia 5-gO b. m,
ma Kantowie, W sail szkolnej odbedQ sic
dalsze wyklady sDkoly obywatelSkiej.
kt0ra kieruje lokalny Klub Obywatel-
ski i'm. KSiecia .J6zefa PoniatOwskiegO.
WSzyScy ci, kt6rzy maja zamiar zOStac
obywatelami tego kraju, winni sic zglo
sic do tel szko4y. ProSZeni So take i
ci. kt6rzy pOsiadaja pierwsze papiery,
aby takowe z SODA przynieSli. a beda
i'm wypisane aplikscye ma drugie. Wy
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Cecylia i Lucya Stermer, zam. pnr.
231 No. LeChsire ave-, uleSiy nleSz-
wesliwemu wypadkOwi onegdai pred
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Znany .,wacFawowianin' p. Alex
sander K~erstein, Fam. pnr. 4Ol5
Nelson Ill. sumienna i uczciWa prac,
zjednal sohie do tego stopnia zau1a
ME u firmy pod nazwa Ed. Ahlswe-
de CO.., pnr. 25O0-1O W. North ave
u kt6rej obecnie piastuje posade "a
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171S ". 4ozna Utica
M~IELZYNSKI -
TIA w. 48-ma utica
STREJSMAN -
1909 LOOMS Utica
HONDS -
alma uL. j Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1853 Gross ave
S. ITALIAN -
1917 W.. 61-ts vi. Skiad raszy'
~WoJTKoWsKI
1924 S. Ashland ave
BOCHNIAk
1916 w. 43-cis Utica.
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scbodzac z tramwaju liniI Ash
land ave-. PREY 50ej ul.. p. Emilia
Knoch. liczaca lat 81. Fam. Pnr.
5o31 s. Justine ul., upadla ma oruk
uYczny tax fatalnie, re ~zwichneaa
sobie reke i odniosla inne obralenia
ma ciele. Zawazwanv ambulans a.
WHO'LL nieszczesliwa do domu.
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Jan Baran, zam. pnr. 1117 W. HUI
ron ul., otworzyl W tych dniach Ia
kIad mechaniczno-reperacyjny pod
nazwa R. r. Supply Co., mieszcza-
cy sic PREY naroHniku Chicago ave.
i May ul., gdzie zajmowaG sic bed-ie
gl6wnie reperacya au~tomobil6w.
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Str6& kolejowy Znalazi Onegdaj pa
kuDek przy torach kolejOwych Limit
Wabash, PREY ulicy George " pOblizu
Gary, Ind. Gdy pakunek Otworzono.
znaleziono W MIN zimne ciafa dw6ch
ntemowlat = blizniat. Policya wdro-
zyla sledztwo i stara sic wszelkiml
sposobami odszukac wyrodna matke.
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MIchaI Dombrowski, LEGACY lat
-, zam. pnr. 4S45 Hermitage ave.
mari nsgle o7egda1 " swym domu'
skad zwlok jego prIewieziono do q
kiadu pogrzebowego Eudejkisa, przy
naro4niku Hermitage 4sej ul.,
gdzie wczoraJ odbyi sic inkwest ko-
ronera. Lava sedZi6w wielkoprzysie-
gfyeh wydala decyzye Il u~ieboszczyk
zmar{ wskutek wady serca.
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Jan W0onkoEski, szewc Z zawodu.
zam. pnr. 1455 Blackhawk ul., prze-
chodzac onegdaj utica Chicago, blisko
Milwaukee ave-, zostaf najechany przcz
automobil, kt6rym kierowal John Her
with, 1am. pnr. IA Sedgwick vi. / DO-
lesnie pokaieczony W box 1 nogi. Ambu.
lansem ~zawieziono nieszczesliwego do
domu, gdde sic znaJduje pod opieka
lekarska. Numer AUTOMOBILE 17G3S.
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Stanisiaw Kielczyhski, zam. pnr.
1877 n. Racine ave-, bioracy czynny
udzia} W poIityce wardy lei, WYE
cha{ pred kilku dniami do Hot
Springs, Arkansas, W celu t~rzytygo-
dniowego wypoczynku Pc piracy. -
Piastuje on urzad podszelyfa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Jutro, dnIa Ago marca, 0 godzinie
7:3o wiecz6r, odbedzie sic W Northwe-
stern University Settlement PREY rogu
uIic Anguish 1 Noble lekcye klubu Oily
.wateEkiego Citizenship Club. Oma-
wiane beda sprawy zwiazane z Obywa-
telstwem tegu kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

DR.. w. A. Kuflewskim, Fam. pnr.
1868 No. Robey ul., przysz}a ma
SWAT pociecha W postaci tegiej /
zdrowej c6reczki, z kt6rej rodzice So
bardzo zadowoleni. Matka i dzie-
Gle znajduja sic W szpitalu p. W. Mat
XII Bcaei z Nazareth, PREY Leavitt |
Haddon ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Oh. Antoni Szamon- LEGACY lat 81,
zam pnr. 1915 s. Winchester ave.
przechodzsc onegdaj ulics Maple
wood ave., poslizna2 sic upadajae ma
chodnIk, zwtchnsi sobIs praws no
&c, oraz odniosf ob:IzsGIa boEu Am
bulansem policyjnym re stacy Mar
ouette przewtezioro nieszcEesliwego
do domu, gdzie sic znajduie pod opie
ks lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Polska fabryka mydia pod nazwa
.,PolouIa Soap Co.., mieszczaca sic
prr. 1920 Emma III. rozpoezeaa W
tych dniach wysytaG pack, mydla
20 PoIsh "a posredI:gtwen poczty,
u Polsce mydla Jest brak wiclkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

DzisiaJ wleczorem, dnia Sgo b. m.
odbedzle sic wiezorek rozmaitoSci u
rzadzony s~taranlem K6fka Literackie-
90 z Tr6jcowa, o godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem, W sail p%arafialnej. Odegrana 20
stanle sztuka p. t. Ma bezrybiu / rak
ryba" 1 kilka innych 1nteresujacych
numer6w. Wstep do sail wolny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

OBJ. Kazimierz Bolek sprzedai :"
tych dniach sw6j skiad artykul6w
spoaywczych pnr. 21O3 w. 20ej ul., a
nabyl sklad nowy pnr. 2302 W. 19ej
ul., ma Aunowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Firma pod uazwa Montgomery
and Ward and Co. dla dogodncsci
swych odbiorc6W, otworzyia W tych
dniach file swego Interest," W bu--
dynku prey narozniku Milwaukee I
Central Park ave, W Avondale. po-
k6j 90. w kt6rym zatrudniat bedz;e
cd 500 do $50 pracowuic i ~pracowni-
k6w. Take bedzle ~posiadaia oddztai
ratunkowy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

may then be summoned before the
special examining board for personal
interview.
1T is no longer necessary to argue
the efficacy Of this kind Of test. It
sounds like a sensible method, and ex-
perience has demonstrated over and
over again that it produces results.
Many. important public posts, with sal Z.
aries ranging from $4,000 to SIC, 900,
have been filled, not only by the United
States Civil Service Commission, but
by state and local commissions as we'll.
I'm view Of the success Of this i'm
proved type of civil service examina- :
tion,' is there any good reason why we
should not proceed with confidence to
extend the merit system just as high
up in the service as the present law
permits us to 60? BY so doing we shall
take a long step toward making public
service not merely a blind ALLEY employ
ment but dignified and honorable ca =
rper ~ =