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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Public Policy Discussion
Occupies the Attention
OF Farm Congress

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 9.-Mat-
tiers of public policy and welfare in
stead of the scientific technic of
farming occupied the attention of
delegates Thursday at the opening
convention Of the international farm
congress here. More than 1000 dele
gates are expected to attend the con-
vGntion which continues through I'M
til Saturday.
The days proceedings began with
the message of United States Sena-
tor Arthur Capper, of Kansas, presi-
dent of the congress. Senator Cap
per was unable to be present and the
message was read. An address by
Herbert Hoover. former food admin
tstrator, also was read, Mr.. Hoover
being unable to be here.
Discussion of public matters. off,
cials of the congress declared. was
the first step toward the formula
ton of a declaration of principle
by the organization on matters af-
fecting agriculture and the public.
Topics under discussion in confor-
nifty with a definite. pre-arranged
program included the tariff, immi-
grafton, marketing, cooperative and
otherwise finance. labor transporta-
ton, balanced production. agricul-
tura1 education. reclamation, agricul-
tural organization, foreign markets
and livestock conditions.
In addition to these, the matter of
the international aspect of the con-
gress was opened up, a marked
movement having developed for
eliminating it's international features.
Members expressed the belief that
agricultural conditions internation-
ally vary too greatly to admit of
treatment by one organization.
H. J. Waters, Kansas City, a mem
Der of the board of governors, spoke
on "the basis Of agricultural prog
ress."
c. H. .Gustafson, Omaha, presi-
dent Of the National Cooperative
company. spoke on "Co-operative
Marketing" and Edmund T. Perkins,
president of the American Drainage
Congress, on 1.-The Development of
Waterways" Topical discussion /;
followed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Time Is Not Ripe
For Irish Peace,
LLOYD George SAYS

LONDON, Dec. 1O.-11opeS for
Irish peace were dashed by Premier
Lloyd Georges announcement in the
house Of commons Friday of the gov
ernment's refusal to recognize or ne
gotiate with the dali cream (Irish
parliament), on which the Sim Fem
ers had insisted.
Martial law in the most disturbed
sections Of Ireland will be proclaim
ed. Lloyd George declared.
No formal negotiations have been
attempted, Lloyd George told the
house. although peacemakers on both
sides have communicated with the
government.
The prime minister declared he
was "regretfully convinced 'eXtrem-
lists controlling the Irish murder
campaign" were not ready for peace.
"The only basis for peace" the
Premier declared, will be acceptance
by our opponents of unbroken unity
for the United Kingdom"
The people of Ireland themselves
are most anxious for peace, Lloyd
George said, but the extremists will
not permit it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Lights Are Turned Out
In Dance Hall and
Stolen Gems Appear

The disappearance Of five diamond
rings at a public dance hall on Peach
tree street and the sudden appearance
of six members Of the Atlanta police
force created situation to remind
the gay dancers of stories Of Raffles
and Arsene Lupin late Wednesday
night.
Miss Jane Inge, Of New York city,
the owner of the jewelry, which she
valued at $500, said she laid the
rings upon a dressing table in the
ladies' retiring room, and returned
a moment later to find that they had
disappeared. Without telling any
one OF the loss, the management call
ed police station, four detectives and
two uniformed policemen answering
the summons.
The officers suddenly appeared on
the dance floor, stopped the music
and announced the disappearance of
the jewels. The dancers looked at
each other in surprise, and in the deep
silence which followed, Officer Davis
made a short speech while Officer
Mcdaniel stood guard at the door. to
prevent anyone from leaving.
1.-THE jewels are in this room," said
the policeman, "aud before we take
steps to search everyone here, we are
going to give the person who took
them a chance to return them. We
will turn out the lights in the Ia
dies dressing room for one minute,
and after that we expect to find the
five diamond rings on the dressing
table"
When the lights were switched on
the five rings were in the place from
which they had been taken. They
were returned to the owner, and no
arrests were made. The dance con-
tinued as if nothing had happened.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11

Or on a level nine such trains at
a mile a minute.
The first steam locomotive in Wis
consin in 1848 weighed % tons. The
electric giant weighs 275 tons. 1t is
SO feet long. has 4,200 horsepower,
can pull a train 65 miles an hour and
cost $4,000. 1t takes the place of
four ordinary steam locomotives.
It's Advantages
Advantages to railroading of the
electric giant are these:
Does away with fuel trains.
Runs at an even spede.
Uses neither coal nor water.
Always ready to start.
No ashes to dump.
No flues to clean.
No boilers to inspect.
Goes through the heaviest snow
drifts.
Undated by zero weather.
Handles twice the load of a steam
locomotive at reduced cost.
Smokeless, noiseless, dirtless and
jerkless.
Waterfalls en- route supply the
electric energy for operation Of the
440-mile electric zone, which took
three years to build at cost of $12,-
100000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
GREAT EXPORT BANK :
IS NOW CERTAINTY;
STOCK ISSUE: SOLD
Georgia's Quota of $780,
900 Taken and May Be
Exceeded When SubsCrip-
tons All Come In

Proposed at New Orleans in early
November as an auxiliary of the
federal reserve system for facili'
tating the financing and exporta'
ton Of southern products. the Fed
eral International Banking company
became a certainty Friday. when Its
stock subscription books were closed
In accordance with the originel pur'
pose of it's promoters. The minimum
capital stock of $6,000,000, with
which the institution will begin
business. has been oversubscribed
according to reports received by the
campaign committees that have beer
at work in the several southern
states.
Georgias quota of s1.500,030 has
been subscribed. and there Is goot
reason to believe that this allot'
ment will be exceeded when belatet
subscriptions. which are now in the
mail, are received IN Atlanta by
Robert F. Maddox, chairman Of the
campaign committee. and tabulateG
by Robert E. Harvey. field agent.
With the announcement of sub
scriptions exceeding the minimum
capital of 100000 came also an
nouncement of call for a meet.
ing Of the permanent. organization
committee of the institution on De
cember II. This meeting will be
held at New Orleans. The call was
issued by Rudolph S. Hecht, presi.
dent Of the Hibernia National bank
of New Orleans.
How the States Responded
Under the scheme of organization
as agreed upon at the initial CON
ference in New Orleans on Novem.
Der 6. when the minimum capital
stock was fixed at $4,000. 900, 1t was
decided to allot to each of the south.
ern states capital stock in the in.
situation equal to three per cen,
Of the capital and surplus of the
banks and trust companies in the
several states. Thus. Georgia.
quota was fixed at $1,5OO,0OO. Nc
limitation, however. was placed upoy
the amount in excess of this thret
per cent that bank Or trust com.
pany might subscribe.
Although no formal announcement,
has been made concerning the sub.
scriptions of the several southefq-
states, advices to The Journal from
the campaign committees indicate
that the following actually have beer
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Carolinian Comes to
Savannah; Gets Divorce
And Marries Next Day

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 1O.-Wade
H. Elsey, until few months ago
resident of South Carolina, may
come from a state that grants no
divorces, but he was close enough
to come over here and get one, and
as soon as he got it, he got married
again. Elsey was divorced from his
first wife Wednesday. Thursday
Mrs. Julia Eva Zeronee, of Charles
ton, joined him heer and they were
promptly married.
The bride had to come here, be-
cause divorced persons cannot be
married in South Carolina
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
The Campaign In Georgia


The stock subscription campaign
in Georgia was launched at the Fed.
eral Reserve bank early in November,
following the return from the New
Orleans meeting of John K. Ottley
and Robert F. Maddox Governor B.
M. Wellborn, of the regional bank,
entertained members of the Atlanta
Clearing House association and many
visiting bankers at a luncheon. and
it was here that the prospectus of
the Federal international Banking
company was outlined for the first
time. Messrs. Maddox, Ottley, Mills
B. Lane, Senator Hoke Smith and
Governor Wellborn, in short speeches
Endorsed the export bank unquali-
fiedly.
Following almost Immediately
thereafter, a meeting of the Georgia
Bankers association was held at Ma
con. on the call of H. Warner Mar
tin, it's president, and here the cam
paign in Georgia took definite shape,
when approximately $1,OOO,OOO in
subscription was pledged from the
perfected for an intensive drive for
the remaining subscriptions.
For the purposes Of the campaign
the geographical subdivisions of the
bankers association was followed,
and campaign committee chairman
was named for each Of the five
groups of banks, as follows:
nah.
Group 2-Rufus H. Brown, Au-
gusta.
Group 3-Ely Il. Galloway, La
Grange.
Group flames S. Peters, Man
chester.
Group Sc E. Martin, Fort VAL
ley.
AS chairman of the state campaign
committee, Robert +. Maddox APP
pointed Robert E. Harvey. of S. B.
Lewis & Co., as field agent for Geor-
gia, and he has been in active charge
of the state campaign, in daily con-
ference with Chairman Maddox and
the several group chairmen. How
well the work has been done is at
tested by the results-subscript
actually received aggregating ST.
100000. with more in sight.
Although the fluctuations for Geor-
gia are incomplete, as stated, and
no formal announcement has been
made, it is understood that the SUBJ
scriptions thus far received repre-
sent 40 per cent Of the banks Of
Georgia, and that these institutions
control approximately 60 per cent of
the banking resources of the state.
Banks Origin and Objects
The Federal international Bank
ing company had it's origin at the
recent annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Bankers association. in Wash-
ington, D. G. A number Of promi-
nent southern bankers attending this
convention conferred informally con-
corning conditions in the south and
the best means for expediting the
movement of cotton and other south
ern products.
In consequence of this conference.
a meeting was called for New Or
leans. November 6. to consider the
organizations of an export bank I'M
der the provisions of the Edge act.
This meetin gwas well attended by
banks from all parts
Of the south, and resulted in the per-
G. '~ol on Page 2, Column 81
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Bryan County Man,
Held for Moonshing,
Pardoned by Wilson

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec 9.-W. w.
Clanton. a well-known citizen of
Bryan county, in Jail here on the
charge of moonshining, has been par
doned by President Wilson. He left
for home Wednesday. He was serv-
ing a sentence of six months Ill
pardon, which came direct from the
president.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Bomb Kills One in
Rumanian Senate

BUCHAREST, Dec 1O.-An infer
nal machine was exploded in the Ru-
manian senate yesterday, killing one
and wounding several others.
Bishop Oradiaradu was killed in
stantly. Others wounded by flying
fragments of furniture and fittings,
were the minister of justice, the
president of the senate, a senator
and other officials.
The planters of the bomb were not
discovered.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
A Personal Message About Our Astonishing Csc Offer

fer again last And listen hs In day last week
orders in than received during the entire first week! The
total for last week fairly swamped us! ~:
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11

Here remarkable facts. They surprised and impressed
far oby than they will surprise and impress you. Just
three weeks decided could afford to make great
flee offer And announced this page that would
rWeeky Journal for three months reader who sent Twen
Ve cents Almost before the paper was off the seemed
the orders began totally unexpected They
pouring all week So repeated the offer in the weeks d
TONS The rush of orders sweled the size of flood We
surprised again But et mellow, that there might still
readers who had neglected the chance So repeated the
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11


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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11
Here Is the Double Offer

Such amazing response only thing 1t
that this special sacrifice bargain exactly suits the needs of readers
when scarce! We feel it duty to give everybody
chance The offer still stands Read the conditions Tell friends
about the opportunity Act Today!
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-11

Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
G ME JEST w SOU.
SZU z JAPoNIA PRZEcIW


Londyn. 81. grudnia. - The
Times" pisze, &c wszeIlkie posio-
ski. rozSicwanc przez wrogow
Anglii, o tenn, &c Anglia bavaria
sojusz Z Japonia, ia mocy ktore-
60 zobowiazujc sig stanac pc
stronic Japonii W razie wybuchu
wojny japohsko = amerykanskicj.
So zupeinic bczpodstaWne. Zc
anglia ME ma zamiaru brac u
dzia'u W jakiemkolwiek wysta-
pieniu przeciwko Amcrycc dove
dzi fakt. &c anglia p~ostaraia sic
0 usuniecic wszeikich przyczyn,
ktorc mogtyby zobowiazac ia do
t2kicgo wystapienia.
informing Post" piszc. IL pro
jekt umowy morskiej pomiedzy
Anglia, Ameryka ! .laponia ~
s&uje sobic coraz wiehsze popar-
Gle. Projekt ten jest W zupefncj
zgodzie re zdrowym rozssdkiem,
aibowicm dalcko r~acyonalnicJ
Jest dla kazdcj &c stron zgodzic
sic ma przyjacielskics zaiatwienie
sprawy, niz prowadzic wroga po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
Me Czekaj Al Smieri
W Oczy Zajry

Doktorzy powiedza VAN, re tysiace
osGb | dzieci umiers rocznie z po~odu
nIeostrozno6i | niezapooiegliTosd sdy
sic zaziebia z czeso Twykle roETija sic
zapalenie pluc, KAMPHROL zapobiess
zapaleniu pauc. Gdy n~aprzykiad zacho-
rujecie na bronchitis, influence. ka-
szel, boil ga-dia, zapalenie migdafk6W'
zapaienie ptuc, grype, katar, boil " pier
siaeh irb cIerpic:e bole reumatyczne'
mic czekajcie az smiere zaslada wan "
oczy, u4yJcie KAMPHRoL, natych-
Mast.
KAMPHROE jest ma SprZedaz we
wzyxtkich aptekach- Za~pe~nijcie sic
&c do~stauiecie pra wdziwy KAAPHRoL
2 czerwono : blalym krzyaem ma Ssz-
del paczce. Kupcie sloik KAMPHROL
6zisiaj l miejcie ped rska. Koi b6le
leczy kaszel natychmiast Cena zoe
Sc
The Ksmphrol Co. CHICAGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
.TElEGRAMY kRAjONE
I,saOnexente Ae >lr. Iel

wczoraj przez prezydenta VIII
soma szefem biura milicyi amcry-
kshsaicj w D~epartamencic Vol
ny. Puikownik Richards, ktory
byi oficerem gwardyi krajowej W
Pennsylvania, oraz attache Off
ccrskiego korpusu rczerwowcso
piechoty. obejmie nadana mu po=
sade dzisiaj, zajmujac mieiscc
g~cneraf-majora J. Mel. Cartera.
ktory przechodzi do siuzby linio-
wei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

rozbrojeni j poDostawieni ma
s~wobodzic, beda wiec mosli IL
czynic, CO zechca. zadnych re,
presyi wzgisdcm mich Rad w1oski
ME bedzie wywieral, szczcgolnie
'przeciwko tym, ktorzy wstapiii
do Jcgion6w D'Annunzia pred
lynn grudnia.
Rzym, 81. grudnia. - Gazcta
,.G;ornal Italia" donosi, &c Ga
briel D'Annunzio przybyi do We
uecyi, sk2d zamierza udat sic do
rancyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
OSTRzEzENIE.

Nszystkich szanownych ma
5zcgo piswa Czytelnikow ninicj-
Szcm ostrzesamy by, przysy-
lajac DO mas pieniadzc. czy to IA
prcnumerate albo ia ksiazki, mic
vysyiali p~apierowych picniedzy
V zwyklym iiScic uiercgistrowa,
nym, sdyz listy take bardzo cze-
sto gdzics gina. Lcp;cj odzalowat
lNc ma registrowanic tahicgo pic
n;ezncgo listu, albo poslat przc-
kazem pocztowym Money Or
dCr) lub czckiem bankowym.
L szacunkiem,
Administracya
Dziennika Chicagoskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
POZYCZKA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI ZALEZY Cd To-
SOW G. SLASKA.

Warszawa, 8. grudnia. (Potz-
tai - WrociaWSka ,,SchieSischc
Ztg." donosi Z Paryza. &c byly
minister skarbu, p. GrabSki, ba-
Wac w Paryzu W przcjczdzic ma
konfcrcncyc brukselskq, stara'
sig nawiazat uHiady W Sprawic
zacisgniecia polyczki we lrancyi
" wysoNoSci mjliarda irankow.
Wcdiug donicsicnia prasy, oraz
relacyi samcgo p. Grabskicgo, Ii
klady &c zostaly wGWCzas zcrwa.
nc Z powodu rzekomcj odmowy
e strony l'rancyi. Jak sic obcc-
!nic d~owiadujc Paryski korcSpon-
dent ,S!thleasischc Zts'", Fran
eva mic odmowila wowczas stano.
wczo udzicIcnia pozyczki W tcj
wysoko5ci, lccz ukiady ulcSly
przcrwic, ponicwai PoI>ka mic
lest obccnic w moHnoSci dat swa
rlncyi ia tax wy,okq poiyczke.
le strony irancuskicj uczynionq
jcdnoczcsn;c uwage, re zabczpic-
c~zenic to stanic sic samo przcE
sic w6wczas, gdy G5rny Sl2sk
zostan;e przyfaczony do Polski.
W tym wypadku l'rancya uwazat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

ansiclski i wloski ME vienna "a
dnego udziafu W dalszych opera
.eyach militarnych W Niemczecll.
Umowa W Spaa opiewa. re jc-
zcli Nicmcy ME dokonaja rozbro-
.jenia i demo6ilizacyi pred lynn
stycznia, prcmierzy Anglii,
W4och i Francyi IA podstawie
.pryws$uej umowy, nie beds pre-
szkadzaii Francyi W. okupacyi
m%ilitarnej, gdyby Anglia i Wio-
chy udziaiu W niej mic wig
.fy, tax sano jsk mic przeszkadza
liz w zajeciu Frankfurtu zcszsa
wiosns.
Niektorzy politycy twierdza, re
'twarda polityka oraz zajecie "a
glebia Ruhry i Frankfrrtu wzmo
chi Rad Leygues'a, inni zas
tuierdza przeciw7,ie, re tego
rodzaju polityka moze doprowa-
die do obalenia obecnego gabi-
netu. albowiem narod frareuski
ma juz dosyc wszelkich okrzy-
kow wojennych.
Pomimo wszystko marszaick
Foch wypraeowas plan o&upacyi
terytoryum niemieckiego. jake
g7rarancya unlowy W Spaa.
Jutro miedzysojusznicza komi-
|sya wojskowa W Wersalu zsozy
rapport Radzie arrbasadorGw, W
kt6rym wykaie, jake klauzule
trsktatu ME zostaiy wypehione
orzez Niemcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
U
MA Bye PoDPISANY DZI-
SIAJ.

Tryiest, 81. grudnia. - Ora,
mat fiumski zostai nareszcie. "a
kohczony. Wczorsj W poludnie
delegaci fiun1scy powrocili do
obiezonego miasta, uzyskawszy
&c, co nazywa sic bezwarunkows
kapitulaeya. Warunki kapitulacyi
ME zostaiy ieszcze sankcyonowa-
ne przez Rad wloski, CO jest je-
dnak kwestya jedneso Tub d~oei'
.dni. Dzisiaj o godzinie l0tej ra-
no dclegsei msja powrocit do
Abazyi celem ostateczncgo O.
m6wienia warunkow zawieszenia
broni i oddania miasta wojskon'
rzadowym.
Lesionisci D'Annunzia zostana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
Bella KUN SPRZECIWIA
SIE UWOLNIENIU KAPT.
~KILPATRICK'A.

Konstantynopol, 81. grudnia.-
l'anna Marya krygewicz, tlomacz
kapitana kilpatr:c'i'a, czlonka y
TtcrykahSkicso Cze-wonego krzy
"a. kt6ra byla wzicta razem Z MIN
Go nieWoli ma froncic krymskim,
zostala uwolniona, 4 kapitan
Fitzpatrick zostai odeslany Z
Charkowa do Moskwy.
Wiadzc sowiccNic chcialy IL
wolnic i kapt. Kilpatrick'a, lccl
>przcciwii sic tcmu byly komi-
sarz bolszewicki ma Weerzech,
Bella Kun, ktGyy obecnic jest gu
bcrnatorem Krymu. mowiec, zc
Amerykahski Czcrwony Nrzyl
ra Wegrzech byl p~rzeciwny jego
wyjazdowi.
Poczatkowo kapt. fitzpatrick
byi traktowary brutalnic przcz
zoidaH0w bolszcwickith, kt6rzy
aswct chcie!i go zamordowat.
Kapt. Fitzpatrick pro>il o widzc-
mic sic Z Trockirn. lccz ten odmo-
mil mu, tfomaczac sic brakicm
lcy3SI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
NADZIEJA WYKRYCIA
SPRAWCoW ~EKSPLoZYI
MA WALL UL.

Milwaukee. Wis. 81. grudnia.
W nadziei rozwiszania zagad-
Ii tajemniczej eksplozyi ma Wall
III, W Nowym Yorku, podczas
ktorej zgineSo trzydziesei osob,
o7az wiele zostaio poranionyeh,
tajni agenci rzadowi, oraz detek-
:ywi prywatnych agency pospie-
szyli wczoraj do w~iezienia W
Waupun, Wis, cclcm przepro-
aadzenia bahama pewnego wiez
MIA, kt6ry juz podal niektore in
fcrmacye. jake NIGGA naprowa'
dzic ma Sad spiSkowcow.
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2skMMA ~ VeHSeaN1 nrny0
ar1edsieotorstw amsrykehnicA. vt&s
przemyslewiee pclSfi dobrIS Ere 81
tn4sA stlls seklAmoWSA bedIiS SWNj
intere, = DzlEEEIKu CHICAGO
M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
FOR 100000
BONUSU.

Detroit, Mich, 81 grudnia. -
Urzsdnicy farbyki automobile
wei florida ogiosili wczoraj. IL
poczawSzY Cd przysziego ponie-
dziafku. zakiady te poczn2 wy
placaG bonusy swoiul robotni-
kom w sumic 100000, kt6rc
rozdzielone beda p~omiedzy 50,
600 robotnik6w. Zeszioroczny DO
nus w tych zakiadact wynosil
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
ANGLIA ZAWA2LA TAJNY
UKLAD z APONIA.

Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Urzedo-
va gazeta bolszewicka ,,Prawda'
p;sze, &c Anglia bavaria tajny
ukiad Z Japonia, ia mocy ktorc-
go Anglia pozostawia .laponl'
wiekSzq niz dotychczaS swobode
rczw:niecia jej intcres6w i wpfy-
WOW W Azyi wschodnicj. Przcz
Aye w~schodnis ,,Prawda" rozu'
mic Syberyc Wschodnis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Prawie kaAdy poasd oEeat real
.ocdowy ogiasza ne " DZIESGIKU
CHICAGOsKIM 30 nAjednnkrotniS
przekmai sis. Se to uailepiej nu sic
opllcA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

PuasAd pcli1k, eU Tiek5U cV nat9
sy "a ooowi4nek pocytyVHe sooii
rowinien stale INkiamow1e DArodo
WoEs n4Ssa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

cester zostat juz wysiany do
Wilma w cclu porobienia niczbe,
idnych przygotowan. .
SoWDEPIA oDWOLUJE
SWEGO HANDLOWEGO
Z LONDYNU.
Londyn, 81. grudnia. - Dope
sza iskrowa ( Moshwy donosi, &c
wUbec togo, IL Anglia zmicuita
zasadniczo swoja poStawe / jaw
mic unika zobowiazan danych w
lipcu, rad sowiecki zdccydowal
odwolat T. Londynu swcgo pred
stawicicla do spray przcmysiu /
handlu W cclu naradzcnia sic z
MIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
bedz1c gwarancye &c strony
Po,ski "a dostateczne.
DANA OBAWIA S1E Alta
.KU re STRONY BELGII.

49,
Amsterdam, Sligo grudnia. -
(Prasa Stowarzyszona.) Parla-
mcnt duliski zaprotcstowal pre-
ciwko zrcdukowaniu zbrojnych
;sil Danii wskutck obawy iIiwa-
zyi &c strony Belgii, ktora mozc
bye rczultatcm nicporozumienia
co do granic, zawarowanycll
traktatem z roku 1889.
Organizacye woiskowe So row
niez przcciwnc rcdukcyi aSmii.
Kapitan sztabu Nan Gcnsau O.
znajnii, &c zrcdukowana artnia
dunska W razie inwazyi belgij-
Skiej mic bedzic zdolna do sta
vienna oporu navel W ciagu
trzech micsiecy.
POLSKA MISYA CZERWO
NEGo KRZYZA BYLA ARE
SZToWANA w RoSYI.
(Pocztq.) Nadeszla tn wiadomosc
Warszawa, s-go grudnia. =
Z Paryza. ze polska misya Ger
woncgo krzyza. kt6ra nicdawno
przybyIa Z Rosy sowieckici, by
Ia tan aresztowana przez ,.czre-
zwyczajke" moskiewska.
Rad ME
WYSZLE ODDZIALU DO
WILMA.
Warszawa. ego grudnia. -
(Poczta.) Rad holcndcrski o
S~wiadczyI, zc mic moic przyj?t
propozycyi wyalania oddzialu do
Wilma. gdyi mic c,cc z~oInicrzy
swych narazat ma zctknecic sic Z
tyiuscm j bolszcWikami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
oJCIEC I SZESCIoRo DIE
CT GINIE w P~LOMIENIACH.

Bridgeport, Conn, 81 grudnia.
Donoszs tn z Fairfield, Conn, IL
" pozarze, kt6remu ulegi dom, zgi
neio siedmiu czsonkow rodziny
Feliksa Jachamowicza. 4 miano-
wicie oiciec i szcScioro jego
dzieci