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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Personals.

| Mrs. Alexander Wolf left Wednes-
day for Atlantic City and is a guest
J at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon kann have re-
turned from two-week stay at
French Lick Springs. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Morey Sickle of Chi
cago announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Marion Frances
Sickle. TO Dr. julius F'rischer of st.
Louis, Mo-
Miss Marjorie Sigmund. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Abe Sigmund, gave a
party at the Suburban Club yesterday
afternoon from 2:30 TO s o'clock. to
celebrate her ninth birthday ami
versary. After playing games the lit
tie guests were seated at an attrac-
tive table. the Centerpiece birthday
cake with lighted candles and at each
place were dainty souvenirs.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund has returned
to her home, on 9th street. from New
York city, where she was the guest
Of Mrs. Almond Cerposs.
Mrs. Julia f.uchs returned yester-
day from four-month stay in Cali
fornia with Mrs. Earl Auerbach. On
the way home she stopped in Chicago
for a few days as the guest of Mrs.
Auerba CHI.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained at luncheon and
bridge last week by Mrs. A. Sigmund.
Twelve guests were in the party.
Mrs. Archie Engle and her little
T., ty,
lantic City, after visiting Mrs. A.
Austin in Philadelphia for a week.
Mrs. David Sanger and her daugh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
ter Harriet and Miss Sophie Sanger
have returned from Atlantic City.

ter HARRIET ana MISS SOPHIE sanger
have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Kall,sher and her
daughter Louise of Philadelphia are
the guests for ten days Of Mrs. Kali
lisher's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Louis
Stern, on Columbia road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hutzler, jr.,
whose marriage recently took place.
were guests of the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Wallerstein Of
Lanier place. en- route to their home
in Richmond, Va, from Atlantic City.
A bridge tea was given at the Town
Club on Wednesday afternoon for the
benefit of the council fund. Mrs. Lee
Baumgarten, Mrs. Leonard Schloss and
Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh had charge
of the affair.
The marriage of Miss Fay Levy and
Mr.. Arthur Neuman of this city takes
place at noon today at the Hotel
Lafayette. The ceremony. which will
be performed by Rabbi Louis Stern
and Rabbi Abram Simon. will be- wilt
messed by a small family party fol-
lowed by breakfast. After we'd
ding Journey Mr.. and Mrs. Neuman
will make their home In this city:
Miss Ruth Lichtenstein of New
Haven. Conn, Is visiting Misses Maud
and Juliet Lichtenstein. 2el5 Alien
place northwest.
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S O C. | E T Y
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.
Continued from Sixth Page)

land navy yard. Philadelphia, spent
Easter at Annapolis with Mrs. Bow
ers. who Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Richard H. Green.
Lieut.. Commander Alfred G. Zim-
norman, U. s. N, and Mrs. thinner
man have visiting them the latter's
sister, Miss Mary Darlington Gait Of
Norfolk
Lieut.. William Henry Turnquist,
u. s. N, will leave this week to join
his ship, the u. S. S. Ramapo. now in
European waters. Mrs. Turnquist
during her husbands absence Will
make her home in Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

inspired but the making American through
Full length strahlne coats lengths
length Street. afternoon and styles Coors include
wood brown taupe dragon fly reindeer and black Full
lined matching shades Womens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

Duuetyne, Checks,
Tricohne, Nouelties.
English Coatings,
Velours, Serges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

Poiret TluiM, Veluets,
Cm,,els Hair Cloth,
Polo Cloth, Tsoeeds,
SiUeytone, Boliuias.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-21


heart n braced is only when
loosely that the honor of manhood fails
Ruskn writes not only of Shakespeare Dante, Chaucer
Greeks and other ancents and their for He
writes for modern husbands who all that they ought to
be in the stage of courtshp, and nothing worth talking
about afterward
absolute dcyoton) right the
wife. That Is think a
whose character yet do hut partially Instantly dscern and
wholly and mluey and the character
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to entrust with the happ
not well
feel that marrage-when II is marriage
Mt the transition OF
poray Of ffu into eternal lOye"
The superior SEX question is disposed of by Ruskn,
for the foolish question it is
1--WE foolish, and without foolish in speak
ing of the superiority of to the other if they
could be compared in similar things.
Each has what the other has not each completes the
other and is completed by the other they in nothing
alike and the happiness and perfection of both depend
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-21

This picture, by the brilliant young artist Nell
Brinkley illustrates one kind of American boy and
girl affection 1t is the best kind, probably, the young
man considering himself utterly unworthy of the
Being of Light and beauty so far above him.
The small picture at the bottom of this page
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-21

illustrates another and famous affection, that of Dante
the great Italian poet for the girl Beatrice. She mar
ried another, but inspired him all through life. In
the book that has made Dantes name live Beatrice
is supposed to lead him through Hell up to Heaven
ITSELF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-21
AS to a girls reading, Ruskin says:

day and let her
Just girls character and
oyS% may nay fsss BOY into snP you n " would r p
brvn. girl into anything She
will wther without she will decay In her
NAV without help at
life; but cannot fetter hers she must take
fair form and way; she take any, an mhd ana
body, must have always
"her household motion light and free
and liberty
better than and good
bitter picky for it, which
you had not the slightest thought were good
Many women should read Ruskins opinion of pitiful
stupid "social ambition that many to
waste life and energy:
surprised depths to which, when warped from
humanity do wonder at the mes
DEATH with his they relax dropping gold do not wonder
single handed murder of single victmdone
by the assassin in the darkness OF the railway reedhadow
this wonderful the tender and delicate
with her child her breast and she
with her next door neighbour
So much for Ruskn's ideas women much condensed,
from chapter of one of his books,
There is for more But at least you have read
in the Ruskin quotations good English, good
thinking, and have not wasted your ten minutes
Teach your sons to respect women-al women-if you
want them to be good men.
And teach them, above ALL ITO DESPIsE NO
WOMAN"
the Son of Man. who stopped and wrote in the dust
ing to the crowd of ordinary Let him that is without
sin among you cast the first stone at her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-21
RUSKIN, LOVE, AND WOMEN

each asking receiving from the other what the other
only can give"
The word "home" is much abused noun In the Ameri
can language. It may preposerous pile OF brick
and iron built by proftecr, or wretched dwelling,
both alike in that there is nothing OF home In them
This is Rusln' s definition of homo:
M is the place Of peace only from all injury
but from all terror division In far as 1t is not this
Il n and the unlo,ed hostile
society the world allowed by elmer nus I s 70
rooted over and hsh'ed he In
Fathers and mothers that control daughters unwisey
read this Ruskin paragraph:
her happy. restraint put on good girls ma
there not cheek you give 70 Gft n ses features with
hardness is painful because takes away the
innocence and the charm from the brow
Of Virue'
Ruskin rebukes foolish falsehood in the song that
Caruso sings so sweetly Woman is changeable, like
feather in the wind"
"No" says Ruskin; nor yet variable as the shade by
the light quverng aspen nade but variable as the light,
manifold in fair and DIVISION that 1t may take the
color of all that it falls upon, and exalt it"
Concerning education of girls which should interest
fathers because the daughter not the sony nherts the
fathers qualities, Ruskin says:
~ there difference between girls education
and girl should be the earlier
s s her n ae o literature sssnd ne
qualities Of patience and seriousness her
her in lofty pure thought.
question choice of books only be sure that her books are
e"iatas library, the fountain
Of folly"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
ADMIRAL WATSON IN
 PORT ON WAY SOUTH.

The steamship Admiral Watson ar rived from the westward at 4 o'clock this morning, bringing the following passengers for Cordova: J. H. Nicho- las, Glenn Darlington, Jack Price, John Masura, J. A. Graham, c. Merrill, Frank Chappinis, P. c. Balser, Sam Asp, Alex Hird, Frank Conway, M. Shorthill, and three third cabin.
 Those sailing south from here were: H. Raymer Bernard Nelson, Henry Arenquist and Sam Okre for Seattle; E. o. Friend, Glen Mustard, Miss Ruby DeGraff, for Juneau; Jack Lloyd for Ketchikan.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
POLAND WANTS GERMANY TO
 FULFILL PACT

BERLIN, April 15 (by Associated Press) ).-The Vossische zeitung today says the Polish government has in formed the allied supreme council of it's intention to occupy German terri tory unless Germany fulfIls her en- agreements.
 The German government considers the situation extremely serious.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
PROPOSED WAGE SCALE FOR COAST PRINTERS
 EFFECTIVE NEXT YEAR

SPOKANE, April 15 (by Associated Press).-A wage scale of $7 per day for commercial work, with forty-four hour week, effective in May, 1921, was adopted today by the Pacific Slope Allied Printing Trades, in session here
 The newspaper scale was declared to be a matter for local autonomy, and was not passed upon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
LOCAL. AND 1 PERSONAL 1 MENTION
Jack Price has returned from Val

Jack Price has returned from Val dez.
 Miss Ruby DeGraff left this morning on the Admiral Watson on a short trip to Juneau.
 J. H. Nicholas of Juneau and Glenn Darlington of Seattle are. among the commercial men in town.
 Roscoe Washburn, bookkeeper in the land office at Fairbanks, was an ar rival here on today's train.
 The steamship Northwestern sailed from Seattle this morning with fifty passengers booked for Cordova.
 Agent Tracey reports the steamer Alameda is due from the westward late tonight or tomorrow morning.
 L. H. Carvey and F. A. Hotchkiss, placer mining operators on Dan and CnlttItu creeks, left Seattle this morn ing for Cordova
 There will be local for Chitina only tomorrow morning. The train leaving Sunday morning will make connections with the branch train for Kennecott.
 A. J. Mcconnell, who has been con- fined to his apartments in the Lathrop building during the past few days, through illness, was able to be about this afternoon.
 Deputy Marshal Harry Kavanagh l came down from Mccarthy this after noon with an insane man, Victor Svewn, who will be committed to the Morningside sanitarium at Portland.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
REED NOT EXECUTED
 IN FINLAND AS WAS
 RECENTLY REPORTED

WASHINGTON, April 15 (by Asso, ciated Press) John Reed, reported to have been executed recently, is safe, according to a report to the state de- partment from the Finnish govern ment
 Reed, who was a delegate to the Soviet International, is under indict- ment at Chicago for conspiracy to over throw the government.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
SALVADORNOT UNFRIE;NDLY ID
 UNLTlE;DSTATES

SAN SALVADOR, April 15 (by As sociated Press) It is announced that Aalvador adheres without reservation to the League of Nations, and that the reports to the effect that the. congress of Salvador had decreed a Latin American arbitration have been brand ed as false.
 The policy of the government toward the United States is declared to be cordial
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
POST IMPEACHMENT
 HAS BEEN POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, April 15 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-The introduction of 8 resolution impeaching Assistant Sec. retary of Labor Post was halted today at the request of Representative Mon dell, the Republican house leader.
 The Republican leaders will con- sider the matter further.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15

LIVINGSTON, Mont, April 15 (by Associated Press) Discussion at the Episcopal convention, in session here, disclose an acute shortage of farm labor throughout the state. Farmers are said to be planting little and labor is asking $1O0 per month.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
FRANCE AND ENGLAND
 IN ACCORD ON TREATY

PARIS, April 15 (by Associated Press).-The allies have reached &C., cord concerning the execution of the treaty of Versailles, thus removing the friction between France and Great Britain.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-15
MASONIC MEETING

A meeting of Mount Mckinley Lodge No. 1S3, F. & A. M., will be held at 8;3O o'clock tonight. Stated communi- cation. Visiting members invited.
 J. H. SELLEN, W. M. ". B. BROWNE, Sec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
SUSPENDOWANIE TRZEcH
POLICYANToW.

Szef policyi Garrity suspendo-
wal wczoraj trzech policyantow
ktorzy zostali oskarzeni O uplano-
wanie kradziezy 100 galonow
w6dki wyszynku niejaliego Jo'
zefa Jakubowskiego, w South Chi
cago. Wszyscy trzej suspendowar
nj policyanci nalezq do stacyi po-
licyjnej ,;Grand Crossing"; naz-
wiska ich So: J6zef Condor, Will
lam Hefierman Albert Good
win. Trzej wspomniani policyan~
ci, oraz szeSciu cywilnych mez-
czyzn zostaio aresztoWanych
przez kaPitana J. Smitha, pc przy
iapaniu ich w suterenach wyszyn
ku JakubowSkiego; laden mich
ME potrafii powiedziec, co ich
tam sprowadzifo, a jezeli ktory
staral sic tasprawiedliwic, ME zga
dzaio sic to prawda. Areszto--
wani cywilni mezczyzni sq ia
stepujacy: Edward Martin, Z
pnr. 1920 S. Canal ul., Ian Au-
stin, pnr. 610 E. 36ta ul., Ed
ward O'Brien, z pnr. 1921 Cot
tage Grove ave-, jerry Schlosser,
z pnr. 3217 Parnell ave-, Robert
Carrie, 2 pnr, 1884 Indiana ave.,
j Tomasz Nolan, pnr. 2l12 -
51sza ul. Wszyscy zostali zasko.
czeni W suterenach wyszynku W
Srode w nocy przez kapltana
Smitha, ktory otrzymai anonimo-
Wv telefon, IL waiesa sic tam
trzech mezczyzn, podejrzanie
sic acknowledged. Ma podsta-
vie zeznah kap. Smitha, szef Gar
rity. suspendowa} policyant6w, a
szeSciu innych >mezczyzn oddal
w rece wladz sadowych.
Urzedricy iederalni planuja
konfiskate majatku dwunastu
chicagoskich browar6w, ktore
-wyrabiaIy napoje z alkoholem
ponad procent przykazany pra--
VEN prohibicyjnem. Ma browary
tc spada podwojne oskarzenie, a
mianowicie. o przekroczenie aktu
Volstead'a o wyrabianiu piwa
wiecej niz pol procentowego, O.
raz nieplacenie podatjku cd pi-
wa wyrabianego o sile ponad
Nspomniany procent. Prawo po-
datkowe ro&u 1867 orzeka, re ia
bryki, wyrabiajace liapoje wysko-
kowe, a ME placace wedle wyra-
bianego procentu tych napojow
podatku, podlegaja konfiskacie
rZadu kraioWego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

Ia postepowanie administracyl
miejskiej ,,anarchia". Widocznle
sprawl ia ME przypadla do gustu
czlonkom Komisyi! Obrot spraw
pozbawi kilkunastu ludzi intrat-
nych posad, ktore, tax dobre jak
te - ME czesto sic trafiaja. Bro
mic tez beda, zdaje sic, rekami i
nogami, ably nova Legislature
ME rozwiazala komisyi, kt6ra by
Ia dzieiem, bedacego obccnie ma
,wylocie" gubernatora Lowde--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
BRYAN ZADA REZYGNACY1
PREZYDENTA WILSONA.

William Jennings Bryan, vic,
czny kandydat ma prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych, wielki zwo,
lennik prohibicyi, zazada} wczo-
raj cd prezydenta Wilsona rezy-
gnacyi stosowncm postepowa-
MEM prawnem - tax ably uczynI
IL Hardinga prczydentem - "a
raz, kiedy rozpocznic sic pierw,
sza sesya Kongrcsu w grudniu
talk azeby przez pozostale trz!
miesiace do aitualnego objeci1
prezydentury mial elekt Gas
przygotowania sic i obznajomic-'
ria re wszelkiemi sprawami nie
cierpiacemi zwloiii. Bryan, pre-
mawiajac wczoraj w koscieie E.
piskopalnym w Oak Park, oswald
cyl, IL pierwsza Ameryka powin
na podarowat dug dziesieciu
bilionow dolarow, kt6re Europa
jest Wilma temu lsrajowi. jezeli
tylko znajdzic ona jaliikolwieli
sposob zapewnienia pokoju na
podstawie powszechnego rozbro-
.jenia.
Me mniej wazna sprawa W
tym kraju jest drozyzna i wy
zysl, ma kt6re nastepna admini--
stracya republikahska powinna
zwrGciG baczna uwage - mowil
Eryan. Prezydent Wilson winien
zrezygnowac natychmiast, Cd
dac urzedowanie w rece vice
prezydenta Marshall'a, pod wa
runkie1n, re miaiby on obrac Sc
kretarzen stanu Hardinga, kie-
dy nadejdzie W gr,tdniu sesya
Kongresu, sam Marshall winien
zrezygnowat, a prawo wowczas
zrobifoby Hardinga faktyczlfynl
prezydentem. Take sa rady Bry-
ana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
BURMISTRZ THOMPSON
PRZECIWKO PODWYZSZE-
NIU PODATKoW.

Jakiekolwiek usitowania celem
podwyzszenia w Chicago rat po-
datkowych ma rok 1921 celen
spiacenia municypalnego deficy-
tn, l1tory wynosi cd .osrniu do
dziesieciu milionow dolarow,
spotkaja sic ze stanowcza opo-.
zycya burmistrza Thompsona.
Burmistrz zajal to stanowisko
wczoraj, kiedy dowiedzia} sic, re
miejski kornitet finansowy zamie
RIA przedstawic budzet ma roll
przyszly W takiej wysokosci, aze-
by wystarczylo ma sp}acenie de-
ficytu municypalnego. komitet
f:nansowy, chcacy ustanowic ia
ki budzet, ably wyrownat deiicyt
miejski, ,nusialby znacznie pod
wyzszyt wszeikie podatki. miej7-
skie. ... .
,.Jestem stanowczo przeciwny
jakiemukolwiek podwyzszeniu
podatk6w. gdyz to jest zbytecz-
mem - oSwiadczyl burmistrz
Thompson. = Zamiast podwyz-
szat podatki Legislature sta
nova powinna ustanowic takie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
sTANoWEJ KoMIsYI UzY
TECZNOSCI PUBLICZ-
NYCH GROZI OBALE
ME.

Miejska 3dministracya Fozpocze
la wczoraj starania celem przesz
kodzenia Stanowej Komisyi Uzy
tecznoSci Publicznych w uznanir
ma stale opiat "a przcjazd tram
wajami i gorna koleja, oraz wy
sokosci opiat "a telefony - doPt
hi nowo obrany gubernatoren1
Len Small, ME obejmie urzedo-'
warfia. Urzednicy nriejscy utrzy
muja, IL ostatnie wybory wyka'
zaiy, re obywatele miasta ME ma
ia zaufania do Stanowej Koml'
syi UzytecznoSci Publicznych
zycza sobie usuniecia jej, bez IL
stanawiania jakichkolwiek opiat
"a uzytecznosci publiczne, ktore
mialyby sic STAG stalemi.
Asystent. rzecznika miejskiegc
E. Z. Cleveland stawii sic wczo'
raj ma przesiuchy Kcmisyi po-'
stawii wniosek, azeby sprawy O.
szacowan majatk6w korporacy
uzytecznoSci publicznych, oraz
wy1nierzanie stalych opaat "a lcl
wydatnoSci, zostaiy odlozone ma
czas nieograniczony. Sprawy te
sa obecnie wlaSnie ma porzadku
obrad Komisyi. Cleveland, prze
mawiajec W sprawie odroczenia
decyzyi co do staiych opiat, q
swiadczyi w te mniej wiecej slo,
wa:
,,Domagamy sic, azeby seen
towe opiaty "a przejazd tramwa
jami gorna koleja, oraz opiaty
telefonow, jake zoStaiy zakon
traktowane miedzy miastem a koI
poracyami uzytecznoSci publicz-
nych, zostaiy ponownie wprowa
dzone w zycie. Uwazamy, IL Kc
misya UzytecznoSci Publicznych
powinna zaniechac dalszego pro-
wadzenia przesluch6w W tel
sprawie, a tenn samem porzuci
mysl ustanowienia staiych opiat
"a powyzsze urzadzenia publicz
me-.
w dalszym ciagu swojej mo-
wy Cleveland zaznaczyl, IL zesta
wienia wysokoSci majatkow,
przedstawionych Komisyi Uzy--
tecznoSci przez tutejsze korpora
eye, opieraja sic ma oszacowaniu
z roku 1el9, kiedy ceny wojenne
doszly do punktu kulminacyjne-
go. gdy obecnie wszystkie ceny
spadaja; wiec byloby zbrodnis
wymierzaG stale op1aty ma pod
stawie cen wojennych. P. Cleve
land powiada, re gdyby obecna
Komisya Uzytecznosci. ktora, jak
spodziewa sic administracya mia
sta, zostanie obalona przez naste
pna Legislature, wymierzyla sta
lie ceny "a telefony, oraz "a prze
jazd tramwajami i g6rna ,koleja,
ceny te musialyby pozostac takie
przez przeciag dwu lat. Powyz--
sza relacya Clevelanda wywola--
Ia ogromna burze w caiym skia-
die Stanowej Komisyi Uzytecz
nosci Publicznych. ktora nazwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
ROZMIARY ZWYCIESTWA
REPUBLIKANoW CORAZ
WIEKSZE.
Washington, S listopada.


Ostatccznc wyniki tegorocznych
wybor6w w Stanie New Mexico
wvkazuja, ze rcpublikanie odnie
Sli tam r6wniez zwyciestwo, co
wobec tryumfu ich w Oklahomle
/ Tennessee zapcwnia senatorowi
Hardingowi 4o4 giosow elekto--
ralnych, czyli 227 wiekszoSci mad
Coxcm. Pan Harding zdobyi o.
g0iem 81 Stanow, gubcrnator Cox
zaS tylko II. Ostatccznc oblicze'
MIA wykazujq, re Harding zdobyi
New Mexico wiekszoscia okolo
I6OOo gios6w, Tennessee okoso
10000, Oklahoma okolo 1900,
Wcdle ostatnich obliczen uro-
sla take wiekszoSc republican,
ska W scnacie Stanow Zjednoczo
nych, kt6ra dojdzie W przyszsym
kongresic do 22, a to .dzleki od--
niesionemu przez mich zwycie
stwu w wyborach scnatoryal--
nych w Kentucky, gdzie rcpubll
kanski kandydat. Richard Ernst,
pokonai swego demokratyczne--
90 oponenta. senatora Beckmana,
wiekszoScia .,23S gios6w. Co sic
tyczy glosowania w elekcyi pre-
zydencyalnej, Kentucky jest je--
dynym Stanem poza ysolidarnem
acknowledgement poludnlem 4,
gdzie gubernator Cox pokonaf Sc
natora Hardinga. Ale tax IVY
ciestwo to jest ciezko okupione
i nieznaczne, gdyz wiekszosc Co
xa wynosi tylko 1858 glos6w,
podczas gdy 4 lata temu prezy--
dent Wilson zdobyi by} Stan ten
dla siebie wiekszoscia 2S,136 gio
sow.
, WiekszoSci uzyskane przez
Hardinga W poszczegolnych Sta
mach So imponujace. | tax, ME
wspominajqc juz o wspanialym
tryumfic odniesionym W Stahle
New York, wiekszosc p. Hardin
ga w Wisconsinie wynosi okoio
100000, podczas gdy 4 lata temu
wiekszost Hughesa wynosi}a
tam tylko $4,000. Kalifornie Edo
.byl republikahski nominal wick
szoscia okoio 100000 glosow, O
RECON 6O,0oO, a Missouri 10000.
w rodzinnym Stanie obu handy
datow, Ohio, pozyskal pan ,Har-
ding 1,16l,05s gfosow, pan Cox
zas 765,o5O, czyli ze wiekszoSc
pierwszego wynosi oko}o $4,000
O LICE NARODoW.
Marion, o., S listopada.- /
racyi wyboru senatora Hardinga
prezydentem Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych odbyly sic tu wczoraj uro-
czystosci, podczas ktorych wyglo
sif on pierwsza swa move jake
elekt, stwierdzajqc, re opracowa
ma W Wersalu Lige Narodow mo
ina obecnie juz uwazac "a po
grzebana w Ameryce. Dodai je-
dnak przytem, re nova admin
stracya bedzie sic starata o to,
by kraj nasz odegral dobrze przy
padajqca lnu role w nowem mie-
dzynarodowem zrzeszeniu ludlow
,,Nie widze w waszych twa
rzaeh takiego smutku, jakiego sic
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatck, 5 hstOpada: sw. T.
meryka kr.
Jutro, sobota, 9 listopada: Sw.
Leonardo Wynn.
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SYTUACYA MA FRONCIE
KRYMsKIM PoPRAWIA SIE
MA KORZYSc WRANGLA.

Sewastopol, o. listopada. (Pra-
sa Stowarzyszona) e Ataki boil
szewickie ma przesmyk Perekop.
ski zostaiy odpatte przez wojska
Wrangla. >Wojska bolszewicbie
atskuja ma 7mio milowym from
Gle, lecz pozycya Wrangla jest
dose silna, gdyz ma lewem skrzy-
die armia Wrangla ma zatoke
Perekopska, a na prawem - mo-
RE Siwasz. Armia Wrangla jest
wspierana przez ciezkie armaty
morskie oraz lima artylerye. Mia
sto Perekop, ktore zostafo zajete
przez bolszewikow, pzedstawia :
siebie kupe gruzow.
Warszawa, 5. listopada. (Pra-
sd Stow : DePesze po}udnio-
wei Rosyi donosza, re bolszewi-
cy pomiedzy Melitopolem Alex
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Z Biura MeteOrOlOg.cznegO

Wsch0d slofca o godz.nie 6:2S.
Zach0d sionca godzinie 4:39.
e.
!:
Pogoda " Chicago okolicy: Po-
godnie W p patek. W sobote prawdopo-
dobnie zwiekszajace sic zachmurze-
ME. NlewieIe mian W temperatures.
Umiarkowany, przewaznie zachodni
wiatr. .I.,...
::
Temperature DOLBY minionet: Maj
wyisz:, wezoraj gOdzirie 2 Popoau-
dniu. 5S stopni, najnlzsza godzinie
O rano, AZ stopni.
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