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HARDING PREPARES
SPEECH ACCEPTING
c. 0.P. NOMINATION
PRESIDENTIAL. NOMINEE WILL
EXCLuDE VISITORS WHILE
WRITING ADDRESS.
JOHNSON PLEDGES HELP
Announcement by California senator
That lie VIII support Ticket
Greatly Pleases Ohio
Candidate.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Prcsa.
MARION. o.. July 7.-After several
weeks spent In preliminary preparation
senator Harding today began the nc
tual writing of his speech 90 be deliver
I'd July 20, accepting the republican
presidential nomination. He expects
10 complete Il In about ten days and
meanwhile plans 90 see few visitors In
order 60 get an early start. the sens-
tor arrived at his office In the building
adjoining his home several hors earlier
than usual today. but found Il locked.
Seating himself on the front porch. he
waited until George Christian. HIS sec"
rotary. arrived and unlocked the door.
Writes With Pencil.
Following a custom acquired In ac-
tive newspaper work. Senator Harding
CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
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NI krfftrsfn was questioned hf
Ser,tur Reed concerning the Tan
Roosevelt fight in 1919 H. claimed
that T. g. Mors' ~ EXoelsior Sptinvs.
employed him tor SO day and "a.
p,ns.s. o. hunst TAFT. Hud pad him iu
cash. making him indurs' blank checks
si th.. snuv time
rhr oummii',, plans tp "dolyc
ihnwlrhiy into the campaign ut A..
tHfrry Gsr'ruI Palmer" before Hd.
irurriug IT, h"srngs Chairman Ken.
yuu siid ton.gnt ln connection with
!.,nurd y Guifri. of - Louis Dvmo.
craft. r1tluu1i committeeman. and
1U rh y Davis. 70 81 Louis lawyer.
have lr,u ,Ihpo'naod
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RAINFALL TOTALS
Owe R HALF inch
lIElNi HiIi. FALLS ~ NEGN
VICINITY ACCORDING To
REPORTS.

The total precipitation iu Amarillo
since rain hgan falling carly y,sisrdl,
morning and up until late hour last
nirhi was 90 of nm inch. according to
information given out by the lulI
wsathcr observer
Ne rcpurts a. to whether or not the
rain was general wcr" available a.
though q II believed that u WAS In
formation received hrc last nirhi was u,
th. cffct that q heavy hail tell in %,
Vicinity ~ Neva and alSo south ~ here
No other hail rcports were rocciycd
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N was IIirh Time

ffAnniCK. Mass. July I.-for the
nrrf time ir nearly fi,ty years wcd.
ding took place On ths tniyersaiist
church drawing practically everybody
in town o. the scene.
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URGES LOUISIANA
To ACT At ONCE
UPON AMENDMENT
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WANTS
WOMEN GiNEN BALLOT DY
COMING ELECTION
rs DUTY OWED PARTY"
Has Repeatedly Placed Himself On Re
cord ~ fayoring Suffrage ~ Ofli.
Cial Capacity ~ G0ycrnor.
Supporters say.

BY Associated Frss.
DAYTON. a., July Ill ilir lCgiSl T.
ture Of Louisiana acts IN accord with
the opinion 0i Governor James VI. Con,
the democratic NOMINEE ior president,
women will be- ,niranchised ~ vote NJ
the November election aud the drnlo.
cratic party may get the credit 0f maxi
Ing universal suffrage fact.
In n telegram to Frank J. i.Ooncy,
chairman VI the Louisiana central!
committee. Governor Cox expressed n
~ his high opinion that "thc Louis.
lana legislature owes u ~ duty a.
the democratic party tO ratiiy NJ once"
Mr.. l.uuncy had wir,rl the governor
asking him to express his view to the
Legislature on ratification Of the amend
mcnt.
In his official capacity ~ COVER.
nor of Ohio, the democratic candidate
has repeatedly placed himself on re-
cord in favor uf women suffrage Tie
has signed bills intended to cnfran.
chisc this state and In a special mes
sage to the legislature Transmitted the
federal amendment for ratification. h.
urged favorable action.
Campaign Plans.
II was stated today by those In closr
touch with the democratic nuninc'
hat i coniomplatcs conducting his
campaign from Columbus. whore h
viii necessarily have to be- much of
the time In connection with his duties
~ governor lIis Dayton friends how.
ever anticipate that hiF home city will
bc one of the principal nerve ccntors
IN the campaign and that No small
prit q his campaign work will bc con
Quoted from his newspaper office. =
has been The practice of the governor
tu Come lone early each Friday from
Columbus and spend the week end with
his family al Trails End ana at his
newspaper office.
Nc pchilcal offers of importance are
expected .rtil the party leaders return
from san Francisco.
Roosevelt ~ Visit Him.
The visit of Franklin u Roosevelt
the vi,c presidential nominee. which
II expected Saturday II not anticipated
To develop into anything more than an
cNcnange of fclicitations.
Mr.. Roosevelt viii stop here ON his
way home from the convention. The
governor spent most of today at his
newspaper office. receiving callers and
reading messages of congratulations
which have poured into his office In
Il constant stream.
Lane Sends Message.
Among them were fluctuations from
all the cuntcndrrs Tor the honor that
came to the ohio governor from Vice.
President aud Mrs Marshal. cabinet
members governors. political leaders
of both parties. representatives, of la.
bir. business men and personal friends
one message from Franklin Lane.
former secretary II the interior snid.
I sincerely congratulate YOU and the
country. Do give us q campaign that
T. constructive that viii challenge th"
Interest and support uf the new voters.
'"hc people want to hear dcfinii"
vera as tp home affairs as well rs for
"igi
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In announcing ~ action the state d.
pnrtmcnt took pains Ia Scr that politi'
cal recognition. present or kuturc. II
any Russian authority rxcroiscd or
claiming to exercise governmental
functions was neither granted nor IN.
tended
u alsn emphasized that individuals
or corporations trading with Russia
would de- ~ with their own rcsponsi.
billty aud at their own risk as the
government could offer no protection
to Americans going to Russia or trad
ing with Russia.
Fxpeci Light I.uying
The statement also WIS made by the
department that Indications were that
Russia had only a small quantity ot
raw materials for export that its pur
chasing power was very limited and
that consequently there would not i'
any considerable trade with that coun
try.
The announcement h the depart,
mcnt follows.
THE restrictions which have here
i'lNi' fl'Nu w ihf WY VI ihhf anu
communication with Soviet Russia
were today removed boy action OF the
department of state. Such of these
restrictions, however as pertain 10 the
shipment ~ materials suspcctiblc ~
immediate use for war purposes. will
for the present nj least be- maintained.
Does Not Mean Recognition.
Political recognition. present or IN.
iure ~ any Russian authority exer.
cislng or claiming a. exercise govern.
mental functionF. ~ neither granite !
nor implied by this action. n shoulil
b" emphasized moreover. that indi.
vidunls or corporations ayalllng them.
i"lvcs 81 the present opportunity Ca
trade with I,ursin. win do so on their
own responsibility and n, their own
risk The assistance which the United
States eau normally extend a. its clti.
zons who engage In trade ~ travel In
rpmr foreign country. whoso govern.
mcnt II recognized by the United
'Continued on Page Eight.l
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o. conference With Congressman
MARVIN Jones hsi night st th. ANA
riii" HpiH Mr MuihDm declared TINT n
EVERY uilroad ear in tho United States
was in god rofuir and r,-idy fof scrv-
irr. onS siuui ." i-F cent of the do
raud fur ears iof th increment ~ grain
utef The entire utiiou could he supplied.
.i,irr thn' th' demand for Cirs has
mridly iu'rra s'd but that the railroads
hat" uot b."u iu position o. Increase
The uumh,r uf ciis boz wuuortlun.
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ROOSE,EIT VIII Not
RESIGN fOR SONlE TINt,

STu'kTuN Crl. Iuly Franklin
- Isuuyrtcl'. nwo ri'ic numiu"" fur
~, IRE dnt. said irr" tud1y TINT a.
would not resign h.s "ffior ls assistant
s,cretar, oi the ultt for s.,riui weeks
yet.
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NJ Jones tuld NJ Mulhcrn TINT there
ARE approximately .u 0uu 600 bushels ~
wheat in - suuuiiss boz the Panhandle
that under ordulr, conditions. should
h- moved within Tho next few w-cks as
W.n as aitput 900 uno bushels ~ the
1919 crop ~" went into detail relative
tn toe needs of thr Panhandle in the
WAY ~ shipfing facilities mentioning
thr great umuunt of grain that went o.
vase or was damaged last Year because
of inability ~ the farmers o. secure
adoluat, railroad accommodations
The farmers 20 the Ianhandlr should
have taken the occuuence of last year
as a forcvarning for the present" said
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Wants t. Reduce Army.
Military tl,u,c

one serious military ahutu the gos
crnmcnt has not been ahir tu correct
b. the Withholding II railroad ears and
locomotives iu spite ui sperific order.
'for their return tu owners. More than
OOo cars are still in POSSESSION ~ th'
military and the railway Operators stN
% is impossible to maintain freight ur
passenger schedules unless the eats
ar" restored
General Horndoz haH h''u sent "n n
tour II inspo, ,tiun with orders tn cum.
p,l thu military chicf- q" return th"
ears
The rIhuOl tcarhort iu N,NlDu CIV
have not been paid siucr july ~ and
recently q petition WIS sent tp tn
senate asking restoration of the ''
plriwrnt 90 fpuhlc instruction which
YVES destroyed hy Carrauzl.
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CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
PROBE COMMITTEE
RESUMES HEARINGS
WITNESS TELLS HOW MANY NEW
YORK MEN t>DERwROTE
GENERALS Huge FUND
WOODS FIGHT IS Barred
Mi souri, Man Tells Investigating Body
Both TAFT aud Roosevelt spent
More In iS0s Than Expended
IIy IOwtlcn This Year

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 7-rhs senate com
mittcc investigating pre- convention
campaign expenditures oi various can
didatos tu-y resumed its hearings 10y
doiying into the organization and cN
pcnditurc of hackers of Major General
Leonard Wood.
The committee also began AN eX-
haustive inquiry into the organization
In Missouri ~ Governor Frank o. Low
den. whirh did not end until early In
the evening after various details oi
the Roosevelt TAFT nght In 1919 had
been brought up by witnesses.
Handed Funds ~ East
Chief among the witnesses were WI
liam iuob formerly private secretary
To- Theodore Roosevelt. who d'..crlbed
hlms.lf no "snrt of n clearing house
through which Wood funds In the cas'
passed" j. /. liablcr. Republican mn
tional committeeman from Missouri
and w. l.. Mors". of Excelsior Springs
Missouri described ~ the distributor
~ Governor I.uwdcn's campaign funt
| in Missouri. ard boss of the thir,
Missouri congressional district"
Blank Check system
Ben v Kesterson. of Princeton
| Missouri. brough In the Taftl,o0scvel
lrsuc. declaring that both had spcn
more money IN Missouri In 1912 that
f.owdon IN 1890. and described a sy,'
| tenn of payment by blank checks fo
which h. received s25 each. hut whlcl
were cafhcd for sums up to $3.50. h,
anid kestcrf0n was TAFT supporter
After Loeb described how gruuI
~ New York men underworld 81 600.
400 for the Wood campaign. Senator
James Reed took up the cross qlies
tioning of nearly dozen witnesses
concerning political conditions IN Mis-
souri and particularly u the third con
frcssional district. which. he said. wa
noted aS a hotbed of political fights
Presents Cheek Books
Mr. Inch presented several rhecl
hOokf which were transcribed into IN,
records and which he said would show
what funds h. disburscd. About S40s.
600 parsed through his hands. he said
Nv ANHf AAAfN w T'iNNAllN fAtNillfl
checks for $4,000. without accompany
ing letters. practice h. asserted Wa,
mot unusual ia politics lie sent thos,
checks wherever he was told by Frank
Hitchcock, former postmaster general
and n Wund manager
Nat G'ldstcin aud Robert Mourc ~,
two 81 Louis delegates to the Rcpub
licpn national convention. who prev
ioufly admitted receiving $1,000 each Z,
help i.uWdcn's interests. prcscnlcs
! cancelled checks as pruof they had g.
turned the money.
! l.. Bablor described the dlshursc
mont uf several thousand dollars. ant
! rld that sums given ~ =. T. Mclim
,cy and Roscoe Patterson. of Spring
field Missouri. candidates Ter governor
1nd congressman. respectfully, wcr'
intended in further the l.oWden inter
lot. bat thu recipients might hay'
thought the money WIS Tor their owi
campaigns.
Il discussed the l.uWdrn campaign
with them. though -nid I,iblcr
Tells ai 1919 Fight
So krt'rSrn was questioned h
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affairs under Carranza.
Reports from Mexico city state IA II
foreigners who went tu the McNirtn
capital Ia coiupus" the difference ~"
tween their companics-agricultu
mining and manufacturing are forced
10 deal with the same men they fo'
mcrly dealt with, and In some eases thu
men who conducted the cunfiscation II
their properties under Carranzl. AM
that they are meeting with somc dit
ficuliics as before.
Wants a. Reduce Army.
General Obrcgun's desire tO reduce
the size oi the army. ~ reported IN
official aud unofficial adviccs are be-
licVcd by officials to bc sincere hut II
o. noted the army has been increased
hN $4,000 men az the result uf the owe.
throw
The treasury department has csii
mated that the cost of the army N un'
million pesos day. and Salvatore Al
Varado acting secretary uf the treas
urv. officially announced there wcr'
"S 600 az i0.0oo' people living un tn
nation hy the padding of pnyrolls.
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FUroC1Ft-TnurainN part
Evening star., 1920-05-20
DAIRY MARKET.

BALTIMORE, May 20 (SpeciaD.-
Arrivals by boat: Poultry-Live
chickens. young. large: smooth. lo'
40: do. winter. "a lbs and under
s0a65: do. spring. to IL lbs. goa
75: old hens, over lbs. s8a3s; do
small to medium. 3Sa3s; do. white
Leghorn hens, IS: old ROSTERS 23azS
white Pekings. s4a35: do: puddle. 3ss
"a; do. small. poor, 80. Pigeons. old,
pair. i5a5o; do. young, pair. 45a5o.
guineafowl. young. each. IS: Old
EgssIwestern maryland, nearby;
Virginia. Is: western. IS: west vir-
ginia. 4o; southern. A.
Butter-Creamery. west separator
extras. 62a63; do. prints. Sass;
nearby creamery extras, 5saSo; dairy
prints. MARYLAND. Virginia and Penn m
ssa4o: rolls. Maryland and Pennsyl-
vanla extras. 4oa42: West Virginia
extras, 4oaf1: do. Ohio extras, 40a
IL. Process butter. 53a54.
NEW YORK. May 19.-Butter-Steady
receipts. Hiss packages; creamery.
higher than extras. 62a62 y: creamery
extras coz score). s1h: nrsts (ss to
current make. No. 3, 40l1a41.
Eggs-Irregular: receipts, as.015
cases; store packed. extra firsts, 4Sis
a4s; firsts. 4sa4S: fresh gathered. ex-
ira firsts, 47a4S: firsts, 44a4SA: state,
Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery whites. firsts to extras. 61a53;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry browns, extras. 61a52; do gath
cred browns and mixed colors, first to
extras, 46aSo.
Cheese-Easy: receipts, 365 cases;
state. whole milk. nats held and spe-
cials, white and colored, 31a32; do,
average run. 80: state. whole milk
fats, current make, specials. white
and colored. 2sh as: do. average run
27ha28.
CHICAGO. May 2o.-Butter-Lower
creamery, 46A55.
Eggs-Lower: receipts, 1889 cases
drsts. 40ha4lh; ordinary hrsts, 37a3S,
at market. cases included. 38A4o
storage packed extras. 43A; storage
packed firsts, 43a431s.
Poultry. alive. lower: fowls. 35h.
Evening star., 1920-05-20

Cotton was grown and manufac-
tured in Spain in the tenth century.
Evening star., 1920-05-20

NOTES. SECURED. BY CHATTEL DEED OF
trust and purchaser guaranteed against loss by
substantial Washington concern, offered in Jim
fted amounts Of $500 more, at a figure that
will net 1S%. Address Box 161-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.

NEW YORK. May 20.-There were
still many Indications in the curb
trading today that the liquidation
had not been halted. Stock exchange
comm ission houses were again, active
in supplying the high-priced issues.
such as Houston Oil, which was Of
fered freely and was unusually weak
during the greater part of the session.
Another factor which caused con-
siderable comment was the selling
in the bond list. Atlantic Coast Line
rs sold down several points below
the offering price, and Louisville and
Nashville IS touched new low mark.
indicating that. although these issues
were put out only a short time ago,
the subscribers had been forced to
sell.
Supporting orders from insiders in
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil caused
an upturn in that stocks covering Of
shorts.
Central American Petroleum was
without any support and on sales
of only 500 shares the stock dropped
II points to a new low record. De-
clines in the other independent oils
ranged from fractions to several
points. The Standard Oil group also
suffered losses of from to Is points.
In the miscellaneous list the declines
ranged from substantial fractions to
about a point. Attention was attract
ed to Sweets Company. which was
again in supply from outside sources
and sold at q new low record.
nd
Evening star., 1920-05-20
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BOND

The United States borrowed from you to
the You hold the promise to pay you
which the
borrowed the money from you
For If hold bond OF the Third Liberty Loan
April 18th and October 18th of each until
maturity will receive interest the amount paid TOR the
other other
dates all of which clearly stated on the bond.
Now if keep bond until the date when the govern
full for do need the
meantime the price day high the You and
Uncle Sam living with each other and
neither will lose by it. 80
On the other hand sell liberty bond will
find that the sell it will not dollar Tor every
dollar paid The brought down because
people offering sell their bonds II the market
flooded with tomatoes buy them cheap but every one
camoring and had
The Short sighted people
dumping lem he buying them
The best advice that be to the of liberty
bond this Hold bond bought during the
safe and sound the United States government itself
Buy the low AFFORD
If hold them bound to make the
what they sell their value You will also
receive good interest investment.
Hold liberty bonds and buy
Evening star., 1920-05-20
LIBERTY BONDS.
Quotations for Silver.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Bar ailver.
s9& Mexican dollars. 7ek
LONDON. May 20.-Bar silver, 5SLd
per ounce. Money. 6k par cent. Dis
count rates. short and three.month bills,
e%a6 1915 per cent.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
Destroyer Il Named Ford.

DESTROYER No. 22s. under construc-
ton at Philadelphia, has been named
Ford in memory Of the late Rear Ad-
mirel John 2: Ford Of the Navy. Miss
vessel
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MEDAL


Washington, % lipca, Depar
lament Wojny dziwujc sic czc-
mu TAXA mala liczba apIikacyl
zostala dotychczas otrzvmana o
ncdalc w~ojenne Victory Me
! dalS". Dotychczas Cd dnia 2Igo
czerwca tylko 10000 podaio apli-
kacye. lezeli dystrybucya ME 70
stanie powiekszona, to W takim
razie zabierze to oko}o szesC lat
czasu. ably rozdac medale tym zof
nierzom, kt6rym sic one nalezq.
KRoTKIE TELEGRAMY.
Nowy York, u lipca. Posci
Polskiej R~cpubliki do Stanow
Zjednoczonych Kazimierz Lubo-
mirski, oSwiadczyi tn wczoraj,
re Polska ME prowadzila wojny
zaczepnej z Rosya, lecz jest ma
padnieta i zagrozona re wSzyst-
kich stron przez swrch wrogow
Cd stycznia l9l9 roku pozostaje
Draw dcfensywie. i day tylko
do tego, by zawrzec staiy / dlugo
trwaly pok6j.
Nowy York, % lipca. Arthur
Jerome Eddy, wybitny prawnik
Z Chicago, zmarf wczorai w szpi
taiu Post Graduate, gdzie 70
stall przewieziony we wtorek &C.
lem dokonania operacyi. Eddy
bawiI W Nowym Norku w Spra-
vie Interest,". UrodziI sic W Flint,
Michigan dnia SGD listopada,
1850. Zostal adwokatem w roku
1890. Jest autorem kilku dzie}
prawniczych i brai zywy udzial
w piSmiennictwie. Napisai kilka
dz;e} treSci belletrystycznej i byi
szeroko znany. Zw}oki ~zostana
przewiezione jutro do Flint,
Mich. gdzie W sobote odbedzie
sic pogrzeb.
Minewaukee, N. D., % lipca'
Fieciu bandyt6w wtargnelo do
banku w Oberon, n. D. i "a
brawszy $4,000 W got6wce i W
hondach, zbiegli. Ably zapewnic
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sobie ucieczke poprzecinali dru-
ty telefoniczne.
St. Marie, Ill, ~ lipca- Trzech
bandytow dokona}o rabunku "
banku St. Marie wczoraj, krotko
pred poludniem, Zabrali $4,000
w bondach wolnosciowych i
$500 w gotowce. poczem zan-
kneli skarbnika banku w zelaznej
szafie i uIotnili sic. Dwoch mez-
czyzn zostalo aresztowanych
przez policye W Casey, III. krot-
10 pc rabunku, lecz jeszcze ME
Stwierdzono, czy to oni popeinili
powyzszy rabunek.
St. Louis, 2a lipca. Okolo
1900 gornikow wegla, zatrudnio
nych przez "a kopalni w powie-
Gle Franklin, Illinois, porzucilo
wczoraj prace, jake rezultat ME
praWnego strajku robotnikow
dziennych, - wedlug raportow o
trzymanych tn wczoraj W pia-
ty1n i dzicwiqtym dystrykcie wy
dziaiu wegla.
Springfield, ILL.,, % lipca. Apro
pryacye w sumie 10000 celem
niesienia pomocy Alex Howat'o-
wi i lokalnym gornikom wegla
w Stanie Kansas w ich walce o
zniesicnie handlowego aktu s9--
dowcgo, zostaiy proponowane
gornikom W Illinois do referen-
dun przez egzekutywny wydzia'
g0rnik0w,
Columbus, Ohio, 22 lipca' -
Picrwsza akcy2 rcpublikadskicgo
krajowego komitetu egzekutyw-
ncgo, kt0ry wczoraj odby} tn
scsye bylo przyiecie jednogNoSnic
rczolucyi. urguiqccj republican,
skich czIonkow legislatury Stanu
Tennessee, ably ~gtosowaIi "a "a
tyfikacy9 f~ederalnej poprawki
,suffragt1m'
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W~YKOLEJENIE DWoCH Wa
GONOW KOLEI ELEK-
TRYCZNEI.

w poblizu STACEY Sacred Heart
samochod ciezarowy uderzyi w
automobil osobowy, powodujac
zupeine rozbicie. w samochodzie
tym znajdowaiy sic try osoby.
jednak wyszly CATO Z ME
bezpieczenstwa. Rozbity samo--
cbod dostai sic pod kola nadcho-
dzqcego pociagu koiei elektrycz-
nej i spowodowal wykolejenie sic
dwoch wagonow, W ktorych znaj
dowaio sic okolo 40 pasazerow.
Wagony te jednak ME obali}y sic
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nym towarzystwo, a dis &ycie "a
mario, niema ducha jaki ongis pa
nowal wSr6d czionk6w tegoz Esze-
rzenia. Ably napcwr6t ro8budzN tego
ducha | przywrociG. to zycie urzadzo-
ne zostanie W jeS:eni przedstaWlenie,
z kt6rego dochod obr6cony zostan1e
ma zasilenle kasy towarzystwa.
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p6zniej, zaSiadomiwszy W mic
dzyczasie policye. Policya ma
nadzieje dowiedziec sic Cd aresz-
towanego O innych kradziezach,
dokonanych w ostatnich dw6ch
tygodniach.
Policya w Evanston zostala "a
wiadomiona O nowych oSmiu kra
Gziezach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
wobec czego pasazerowie uni
kneli Smierci a w najnajlepszym
razie poranienia.
Firmly w ULICY SOUTH
A T zADAJA Cd MIA
STA $sso,ooo ODSZKO-
DOWANIA. I


Wczoraj zostala wniesiona
skarga do sadu przez poszcze-
golne firmly, znajdujace sic W uli-
cy South Water, W ktorej skar-
DE domagaja sic one cd miasta
od$zkodowania w wysokoscl
IS250yO0o "a poniesione straty
wskutek podjetego przebudowa-
MIA ulicy tel przez miasto'
Powodami sa nastepujace fir
my: John A. Tolman and Co.,
skarzy $lOO,COo; James T. Por--
ter o S75,oOo; Fred Oppenhei--
rncs o $4,000; Armour and Co.
o $4,000 i Frank G. Heilman
and Co. O $4,000.
| MANY sPoKoJ CHoc
o WODE.
Urzqd zdrowia publicznego O.
glosil, re Chicago posiada jesz-
cze zapas ,,choryny" potrzebnej
do filtrowania woody ma przeciag
jednego tylko miesiaca. Jedna
plata funta ,,chloryny" wystarcza
do oczyszczenia 100000 gallo
now woody. Niema wiec obawy, re
Chicago mole odczuc brak czy--
stel woody do picia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22
U1ECIE ZLODZIEIA.

Policya aresztowala murzyna
Leona Greena, zamieszkaiego
pTzy ulicy Michigan ave. $3.50
znalazia PREY MIN bizuteryi ma
sumo $1,000 oraz $500 w gotow,
ce. Pc otworzeniu skrzynki de-
p~ozytowej w National Safe De,
post Co." znaleziono mase roz.
ncj bizuteryi wartoSci $4,000.
RabuS zostal ujety PREY zasta-
wianiu pierScionka. WiaSciciel
iombardu kazai mu sic zglosiG