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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-26
LOS UN1oNIsTAs DE rAJARDo.

Fajardo. JUNO 25.
Ell MUNDo, san Juan.
Refutamos opinion "Unionista I'm
parcial" Y asegaramos triunfo unio-
nista en- Fajardo. Admitimos cualquier
apuesta formal Cells, Lopez, Guzman,
Vidal, Carrera. Fernandez, Morales,
Pereira. Bird
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-26
RENuNc1A AcEprADA

FL Gobernador ha aceptado La renun
cia presen.ada por el jefe de Distrito
de policia de octava clase, Antonio Da-
villa.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
LABOR MEETING
CLOSED TUESDAY
Big Legislative Program is
Adopted by Labor
Federation.

The ninth annual convention Of the
North Dakota Federation of Labor
closed its sessions here last night.
concluding with the adoption of a big
legislative program.
Laws which will be, worked for at
the next. session of the state legis-
lature include a bill regulating the
hours OF labor on all public work to
not more than eight hours per day;
a universal health insurance law; a
law establishing bureau of labor
within the department of agriculture
and labor; a bill creating an old age
pension for ,superannuated and dis
abled employees of railroad companies
operating within the state; an act
making it unlawful for any employer
to interfere with the political ac-
tivity. of his employees.
The legislative committee approved
of the present home building law and
recommended that its operation be
extended so as to allow municipalities
to erect end maintain suitable homes
for the migratory workers and their
families
1t was recommended that all in
comes over one million per year be
taxed one hundred per cent and the
money so. raised used for the main
tanning of public institutions.
1t was recommended that the Roch-
dale plan for cooperative stores be
put into effect.
In a statement of principles sub
mitted by D. I. Todd of Williston, it
vas declared that the federation
would cooperate with the organized
agricultural workers who are friendly
to the purposes of organized labor.
A resolution, endorsing the World
War Veterans aid the Private SOL
fdiers' and Sailors league was made
and passed. 7
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
Commissioners Meet
And Award Contracts

The Grand Forks Herald was
awarded the contract for stationery,
and the Normanden was given the
contract for blank books and print-
ing. at a meeting of the board Of
county commissioners held on Tues
day afternoon at the court house.
Bids also were opened for road pa
troll machines. but no action was tax
en- toward awarding a contract. in
view of the fact hat the various types
of this machine will, be tested at a
demonstration at Arvilla Saturday
morning.
Petitions were received by the
board regarding two school districts.
School voters in Grace township pc
titioned that four school districts in
the township be consolidated; the
commissioners. with Miss Beatrice
tombstone. county superintendent Of
schools acted favorably on the petit
ton, and referring it to the annual
election June ]. A petition also was
received requesting the changing Of
the boundary Of school district 40,
YOUNGSTOWN township, in this county,
and district '6S in Walsh county. in
order to eliminate district 10 of
Johnstown township. The Grand
Forks commissioners referred this
matter to the. annual school election.
4 similar petition also was sen to
the commissioners of Walsh county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
Welfare Association !.
Seeks BIZ IMembership

The Public Welfare association viii
inaugurate, a campaign to obtain a
thousand g members fqrEthes assoc
ciaton, beginning next Saturday. In.
order to adequately carry on the
work OF the association. extend the.
nursing service and provide free.
dental clinic for school children. the
association must have at least 1000
membership at one dollar each.
The association supports the visit
ing nurse and pays part of the salary
of the community house matron.
Funds for the work are raised
through the annual tag day. The
1919 tag day funds were not SUM
cient to pay the salary of the visiting
nurse and the matron's salary. so
that more money is needed to carry
on the work.
: On Saturday night notices will be
sent to every resident OF the city.
Membership blanks will be enclosed
and the residents are asked to fill
them opt and return them as prompts
~ as possible, together with one dol
lar for each, membership.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
STATE DENTISTS
MEET HERESO0N
Program Announced For
Convention Of Dental As
sociations.

The program for the fifteenth n
nual meeting Of the North Dakota
State Dental association. which will
he held here Tuesday and Wednes-'
day. May IL andv12, and for the North
Dakota Post Graduation association
meeting May 13 to 49, inclusive, has
been announced.
s Sessions will be held in the city
auditorium, where The lectures, elm
les and exhibits will be featured. DR..
T. e. Barber. chairman of the execu-
tive committee for the State Dental
association. is active in making ar
rangements for the meeting here, and
other local dentists are assisting in
preparing for the meeting, which 1t
is said will be The most complete in
the history of the organization.
The second annual meeting OF the
Dental Post Graduate association fol-
lows the dental association meeting
and will continue for a week. Lecture
courses and clinical demonstrations
will b. given through both sessions
by leading members of the profession
in this and other states.
One of the important features in
connection with the State Dental as
ISOLATION convention will be the an
nual banquet which is to take place
on Tuesday evening, May IL, at the
Dacotah hotel.
The program for the Dental asso-
citation meeting follows:
Tuesday Morning. a.
8 a. m.-Business session.
. a. m.-Dr. Milus NJ. House, In
dianapolis-Full Dentures-practical
case. M
DR.. G. B. Jorgenson, Grand Forks
Crown and ~Bridgework, Cast Adult
ments on Vital Teeth-practical case.
IL a. m.--Dr. Arthur E. Smith.
Chicago-Lecture, Modern Anes-
thesia in Oral Surgery and Dentistry
1880 p. m.-Dr. House-Practical
case continued.
DR.. Smith-Nerve Blocking, Wet
Anatomical Specimens, Skulls. etc.
DR.. C. F. Sweet, Minot-Exodontia.
DR.. Jorgenson-Practical case con-
tinned.
DR.. Robert 3. Wilson, st. Paul
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

Lecture and Clinic Amalgam Restor-
atoms from Cavity Preparation to
Carving ana Polishing OF Finished
Operation. Il
Drs. solons Grum and c. A. Putney.
Fargo-Chair and Table Clinic.
DR.: Frederick IA. Bricker, RocheS-
ter, Mfnn.-Lecture,, Oral Hygiene.
Evening.
6:15ABanquets Dacotah hotel.
s p. m.-Lecture-Dr. House,
Wednesday. 4
s q ni.-Business session, election
of officers, etc. &
9 to ~ o'clock-Dr. House.. DR..
Jorgenson, DIR. Sweet, DR.. Wilson con-
tinue lectures and demonstrations OF
practical cases. &;
1880 p. m.-Clinics and practical
continued by DR.. Smith, DR..
Sweet. Drs. Crum and Putney, DR..
House and DR.. Jorgenson.-
$3.50 p. m.-Dr., Bricker-Lecture,
Oral Hygiene. Practical Demonstra-
ton of Cleaning the Mouth.
4:S0-Viewing dental manufacture
ers' exhibits.
9 p: m.-Dr. Ira 6. Nichols, Man
dan-Paper.
DR.. Arthur E. Smith, Chicago
Lecture -fE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
MAKE "HOME
BREW" SAYS LAW

Bismarck. N. D.. May State law
enforcement officials have learned
that many people in North Dakota,
city and country districts alike, do
not understand that both the estate
and the federal prohibition. i laws
make it criminal offense to manufac-
ture alcoholic beverages.
The state officials say that many
Manufacture home brew" for their
own use and yet moi violate the law.
They. by manufacturing alcoholic
liquor, are violating the law Just as
much as the man who sells or boot
legs liquor. the officials assert
The minimum fine on conviction is
$500 or 80 days in jail. both for the
state and fedral violations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
FORMER Lacquer IS
URGED TO MAKE RACE
in KIDDER COUNTY

steele, N. D.. May 5.-Gcorge W.
Galbreath.. once one Of the hardest
workers the Nonpartisan league had
in Kidder county, has been petitioned
BY 500 farmers in HIS district to run
for the state Legislature. Galbreath
has come. out against the Townleyised
leaguet and will make his fight
against all Socialism in the league.
county. it is estimated and 500 bona
1de farmers who. signed the CAL
petition are to a great extent
former ardent supporters of the
league and its leaders. It would an
pear that losses are in sight for
the league representatives.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
OBERT OLSON MAY
FAIL IN HIS FENCE
PERCHING ATTEMPTS

Bismarck, N. D., May State
Treasurer ObeSt H. Olson has the
reputation at the state. capitol of be-
ing one of the few state officials who
has been able up to the present time
to sit on the political fence without
declaring himself openly either for or
against the N~onpartisan league.
However, State Treasurer Olson
has peer turned down by the league
leaders in Bowman county where OIL
son resides. At a recent meeting Of
the heads of the league in Bowman
county, they refused to endorse Olson
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

most part members of the Chicago
Yardmen's association local formed
here several days ago. sf:
Burlington officials state that traf-
ffc is practically normal in the local
yards. u
Men remaining at work are mem-
bers Of the Brotherhood Of Railway.
Trainmen.
No demands nave been made by
the strikers. officials said. q .s-v4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
STATE BANK
WOU !. ! E \
COUNTY FUNDS
Golden Valley County Off
Gals Expect Trouble in
Withdrawing Money

IVNa.LE.t f LrtNl49atgi. HlSHNeH HstE+-L -HE.irF h4"F#s1 10
Bismarck, N. D.. May 5-Little by
little the taxpayers Of North Dakota
learn OF the inner workings of the
Bank of North9Dakota the states r.
|nancial institution Of which so much
was promised by the league leaders
and of which SO little good has re-
suited in spite of the oceans of pub
licity which F. w. ,Cathro, general
manager and director general.
through his loyal lieutenant, "Prof."
Roylance has distributed.
The latest t'inside" information
about the ann in which the Bank
of North Dakota, under the director
~generalship of General Manager
lCathro, works is supplied by the
Beach Advance in the following from
that newspaper:
Bank Resents Efficiency.
Word comes from Bismarck that
the attempt of the Golden Valley
county officers to pay of the county
seed and grain bonds of two years
ago before they are due and thus
save two per cent interest, is not only
being resented by the Bank Of North
Dakota. but in its behalf the state
administration will, it is reported, try
to check this proceeding by throwing
ers md auditor as one party ex-
pressed it.
"The first b~ombardment is looked
for within the next ten days, SO all
hands will watch the Shiny trail of
the dirty workers as it unfolds itself
in this direction.
Would Save Money.
And all the. fuss comes over the
fact that, having the money on hand
with which to redeem the bonds, the
county has decided to take UP $780,
900 worth, the commissioners feeling
it to be poor business to pay six per
cent interest on the bonds, while only
receiving four per cent on the coun-
tvs money lying in the Bank of
North Dakota. Before the New
Day" had dawned and the state bank
was born. the local banks paid six
per cent interest on county deposits,
$50 it was not then material when the
bonds were paid. But it is different
now. ri" .
In pursuance with this wise busi-
ness idea- h state bank was there
fore directed by the county to trans
fer from the sinking fund to the
checking account of the county the
$4,000, as checks or certificates had
been issued against the latter accoun
to take up a couple of I blocks of
bonds, but to date no word has the
county been able to get out of the
bank beyond that the matter would
be referred to the banks legal adj
viser,' which by the way is not the
attorney general, and as a result Of
this refusal of the bank to do bust
ness in a business way, the commits
%sioners have been compelled to send.
their certificates to the bond holders
and these have been able to clear
them through the bank, but as far as
can be learned the county's checking
account has lot been credited with
the necessary sums from the county's
sinking fund, SO the banks books
show the county ]overdrawn some
thousands of dollars, and it is upon
this ridiculous situation, it is REPORT
GERS are being cooked up tat Bis.
marck. ID
The Bank Of North Dakota natur-
ally does not want the none in the
sinking funds of the counties, school
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
SWITCHMEN FAIL
TO REPORT. FOR
WORK IN GALESBURG

Galesburg, ILL.,. May 5.-One hun
dred and fifty-eight switchmen and
switch tenders of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad, compris-
men employed, failed to report for
work here today. They are for the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

by a vote of 25 to z. Inasmuch as,
the anti-Townley forces have never
shown any great amount of friend
ship for the state. treasurer, 1t is diff
ficult' to see where Obert Olson will
he able to win a place on either Of
the two dominant tickets this fall. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
wIELN STRAJK w ANGLII
100000 BEE PIRACY.

Londyn, 10. pazdziernika- -
Strsjkierzy zorganizowali wczo-
raj poch6d demonstracyjny Po u
leach Londynu. Ma Downing
street i Whitehall rozegraiy SIG
krwawe sceny pomiedzy policya !,
demonstrantami.
Jednym pierwszych celow
strajher6w jest pocisgniscie "a
soba jak najwiekszej liczby pra-
cujacych, azeby W ten sposob je-
szcze bardziej uniemozliwic zna-
lezienie piracy zdemobilizowa,
nym zo1nierzom, ktorych obecnie
100000 jest bez piracy
WI pochodzie demonstracyjnym
wzieli rDdziai rowniez ,zdemobi-
lizowani zo4nierze.
Demonstracya miala na celu
przekonanie PublicznoSci o grozie
potozenia, jezeli sprawa ME 20
stanie zalatwiona kompromisowo.
Pomiedzy policya i demonStran
tami doszio do starcia, rezultatem
czego by8o 81 ofiaT. ktore odniossy
ciezade obrazenia-
Dzisiaj ma nastapic posiedzenie
parlamentu, ktory ma obradowac
mad rozwiszaniem dose trudnego
problemu, jali wyniki wskutek
ogofnego strajku g0rnikow.
Demonstranci zgromadzili sic
-eczoraj oloo{o prywatnego mle-
szkania Lloyd Georgia.
WI szpitalu miejskim znajduje
sic osOso so os6b, kt0re odniosly
obrazenia podczas stare poll
cya-
- Wstutek wiefkiego straJku
gdrnih6w Anglii grozi ciezki
lzryzys weglowy restrykcya zy-
wnosciowa- Wszyscy gonicy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
z PoLITYKI.
Progresysci gremialnie opuszcza-
ia Hardinga.

w ostatnich kilku tygodniach
dale sic zauwazyc coraz to wick
szy rozlam w partyi republican,
skiej, a mianowicie pomiedzy re-
publikanskimi reakcyoniStami,
ktorzy ujeli kontrole mad maszy-
ma partyjna w czasle czerwco-
wei konwencyi a progresywnymi
kt6rzy byli czynnymi w czasie
kampani Hughes'a W r. l9lo'
Przywodcy republikahscy otrzy-
muja raporty re wszystkich cze-
sci kraju, w ktorych Harding
prowadzil swoja kampanie pre-
zydencyalna donoszace, IL po-
miedzy byiymi progresistami ia
ki panuje nentuzyazm" (?) ma
rzecz Hardinga, re zagraza to po
waznie jego wyborowi ma prezy-
denta. Procz powyzszych, mad
chodza inne jeszcze raPorty, kto-
re podaja, IL tysiace najbardziej
wplywowych by}ych progresi-
stow z kazdego Stanu W kraJu,
zwrociiy sic czynnie ma strong
Cox'a i z caiych sill staraja sic go
przcprowadzic w wyborach pre-
zydencyalnych. Kampania agita-
cyjna Hardinga prowadzona W
zachodnich stanach, gdzie maj
bardziej dominuja progresisci,
kompletnie zawiodia. Tam gdzle
przemawiai Harding, dawala. sic
zauwazyc wieksza dezercya z
partyi republikahskiej niz pozy-
skanie zwolennikow dla niej,
Widzac to przewodcy Tepubli-
kanscy odwoiali Hardinga Cd
prowadzenia dalszej agitacyi
starac sic beda zatrzymac go W
Marion, az do kohca kampanii,
skreslajac zarazem jego ,,wyste-
py", w Madison Square Gar
den" w New Yorku w innych
lniejscach. Pomiedzy byiymi pro
grsistami; ktorzy podpisali pu-
bliczne oSwiadczenie, re Har-
ding powinien odnie$c W wybo-
rach porazke, a ktorzy zarazem
staraja sic pozyskac wszystkich
swoich przyjaciol, by gfosowali
"a CUB. Cox'em, demokratycz-
nym kandydatem sa nastepujacy:
Mathew Hale, Massachusetts,
przewodniczacy progresywne-
go krajowego komitetu wykona-
wczego; Francis J. Henry. CALI
fornia, progresywny kandydat
ma senatora Stan. Zjedn. w roku
1o12; Herbert Parsons, byly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
KrOnika Chica&0ska.

COW W przyblizeniu 5000 nazwlSk
osob, ktore nicprawnie sic rege-
strowalYy " czasie ostatnich dwu
dni regestracyi. Jak juz podawa-
lismy, W dniach regestracyi Gaia
banda adherent6w frakcyi Thom-
psona jezdziIa Cd precynktu do
precynktu regestrowala sic po
kilkanascie razy. Wed}ug og}o-
szenia komisarza elekcyjnego ia
ma Ryan'a, ma listach regestra-
cyjnych pozostanic okofo $4,000
kobiet i mezczyzn, kt6rzy bedq
mieli prawo giosu w listopado-
wvch wyborach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

czlonek republikahskiego stano-
wego komitetu nowojorskiego !;
sedzia Ben b. Lindsey, Denver /;
Harold L. Ickes, przewodnicz9-
cy progresywnego komltetu sta
nowego ma Illinois; Antoinette
Funk, Chicago; Elias D. Sauls-
bury, prewodniczacy progresy-
wncgo komitetu ma Stan India
ma; Joseph Misbach, przewodni-
czqcy progresywnego komltetu
ma Stan Iowa; Roscoe Fertlch,
byIy sekretarz anty-szynkarskleJ
ligi ma Stan Indiana; II. II. Hol-
man, Z Missouri, komityman kra-
jowej partyi progresywnej; Ed
win NJ. Lee, byiy przewodniczacy
stanowego komitetu republican,
skiego ma Indiana; A. A. An
dridge, Ohio; George c. Rublee
z New Hampshire; w. H. Nj
cholS, z Vermont, cz}onek progre
sywnego komitetu krajowcgo; !;
George Fairman, J. A. Jensen /
A. w. Miles, Big Rapids, Mich. !;
A. +. Ewing, Grand Rapids,
Mich; William Wilhelm, Potts
Vile, Pa; George Savacool, Man
chester, N. H.. Fred Chase, Da-
rien Conn; L. H. friedman,
East Hartford, Conn; H. H.
Griffiths, Des Moines, Iowa; A.
l.. Sims, Mount Vernon, Mo-;
William NJ. Freeman, New Mea-
dows, Idaho; Q. Z. Kearns,
Brookfield, Mo-; D. p McCrac-
ken, Paxton. ILL.,; A: G. Wilson,
Hillsdale, Mich; George S: O.
bear, Birmingham, Ala; E. l..
Madison, Burlington, Iowa;
Claude Muse, St. Louis, Mo-; G.
Masselink, Big Rapids, Mich:
James A. Vance, Bigelow, Ark;
Edward C. Baynes, Birmingham,
Mich; Orio ]. Price, Rochester,
n. Y; Arthur Mccain, Jackson,
Mich; L. S. Nixon, Alton, ILL.,;
Joseph Misbach, Algona, Iowa;
Frank L.. Branahan, Central City
COL; Sam Allen, SCOTS Bluff,
Nebr.; ]. P. McCleland, Leba-
non, Ohio; DR.. J. H. Pake, Balm
bridge, Ohio; C. F. Mason, Cray
Me. Charles w. Reynolds, Co
vington, Ky; E. L. Persons,
Charlie, Tex; PAM Margaret
Wood Kessler, Denver, Col. i
John NJ. Hale, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
WYKRESLENIE E, 900 MAJ
WfsK z LIST WYBORCZYcH
Po przeprowadzeniu rewizyi
ksiag regestracyjnychsprzez wy
dzIai komisarzy elekcyjnych, 20
stalo wykresIonych list kybor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
WILSON zADA FAKToW Cd
--. HARDINGA.

Washington, 1e. pazdzienika.
Podczas przemowienia swego W
Terre Haute, Ind, W ubiegla So
bote oSwiadczyi republlkanskl
nominal. senator Harding, &c
Francya wysiaia do niego pewne-
so swego reprezentanta ~ nlefor-
malna. propozycya", aby Ameryka
pod jego, Il. p. Hardinga przedo'
dnictwem, staneia ma czele stwo-
rzenia nowego zrzeszenla naro--
dow, celem zapewnienia przyszle-
go pokoju Swiatu. Wobec tego
prezydent Wilson poleci} wczoraj
wyslac zapytanie zadanlem wy
jaSnienia caiej kwestyi zarowno
Go senatora Hardinga jak do rza-
du francuskiego. Do pana Har--
dinga zostal wystosowany list,
ktory nastepnie opublikowano w
Biaiym Domu. Co sic tyczy "a
pytania pod adresem rzadu fran
cuskiego, sfery urzadowe odma--
wia}y poczatkowo jakichkolwiek
informacyi, pozniej jednali sekre-
tarz prezydenta Tumulty przy--
zna}, re zapytanie takie faktycz-
ME wysIano, aczkolwiek ME cllciai
podac zadnych blizszych pod tym
wzgledem szczegot6w.
Cytujqc odnoSny ustep Z depe-
sly st. Louis, zawierajacej in
.kryminowane oSwiadczenie pana
Hardinga, prezydent Wilson po--
v.iada we wspomnianym liscie do
niego:
ME potrzebuje wskazywac pa
nu ma ciezkie niezwykle wnioski,
jake nalezy wyciagnat takiego
oSwiadczenia, a mianowicie, re
rad francuski, ktory jest czfon-
klein Ligi Narodow, zwrocii sic
do prywatnego obywatela naro-
du, 1ttory ME jest czfonkiem tel
Ligi, Z proSba, ably nStany Zje--
dnoczone objefy przodownictwo
W utorowaniu braterstwa swiato-
wego." Department stanu znajdo
Iwa{ zawsze, ze rad francuski W
najbardziej honorowy sposob pa
mieta O swoich miedzynarodo-
wych zobowiazaniach i najwie-
ksza starannoScia obserwuje VIA
sciwosci i sposoby przyjete W sto-
sunkach miedzynarodowych. /
waham sic dlatego wyciagat cd
powiednie wnioski, jak dlugo ME
otrzymam cd pana potwierdze-
mia. zes fayktycznie' takie oswald
czenie ziozyi.'
(Zdaje sic, re pan Harding
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
"Komisary" Bolszewickie Morduja
MasOwO LudnosC Cywilna.
Czerwony Krzyi Amer. z Pomoca Wranglowi.
Japonia Szykuje Sic do Wejny.
1NNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Yorkshire South Wales znajdu-
ia sic obecnie na strajku.
Liczba -bezrobotnych wzrasta
prawie-Go.9 9sdzina,-lANicikie sro--
dowiska przemysiowe, jak Man
chester, Sheffield i Birmingham
zmuszone So zredukowac swojq
produkcye wskutek ograniczoneJ
iloSci wegla. Me bedzie rzeczq
przesadzona, jezeli powiemy, re
parliament angielski staaie w o.
bliczu 100000 robotniiow, po-
zbawionych piracy, co wraz ich
rodzinami wyniesie 100000.
Sytuacya obecna jest ciezsza
pr6ba dla Lloyd Georgia niz sy-
tuacya W czasie wojny. Rozwiaza
ME tel kwestyi zdecyduje o IDOL
noSciach Dawida Lloyd Georgia.
kierowania nawa panstwa.
Kraza pogfoski, re rad ang1el-
ski skiania sic do kompromisowe-
go zaiatwienia konfiktu. GFowna
przyczyna nieporozumienia po--
miedzy gornikami i w}ascicielami
jest kwestya podwyzki dziennej
piracy o 2 szylingi, czyli 40 CEN
tow dziennie.
EkstremiSci robotniczy oskarza
ia Lloyd Georgia 0 umySlne
sprowokowanie strayku w celia
odwrocenia uwagi publicznoSci
Cd kwestyi irlandzkiej oraz o u
mozliwienie mu przeprowadzenia
powszechnych wyborow ma plat
tormie antirobotniczej. Lloyd
George zas oskarza Roberta Hor-
ne, dyrel1tora Izby Handlowej o
wywo}anie strajlu.
Parliament angielski, ktory ma
zebrac sic dzisiaj bedzie miai do
rozwiazania dwie kwestye -
kwestye strajku kwestye irlandz
ka.
Panuje powszechne przekona-
ME, ze w czasie zimowym bedzie
wielka liczba po1bawionych pra-
cy, kt6ra jest w prostej zalezno-
sci Cd tego. jak diugo obecny
strajk potrwa.
Sklepy zywnoSciowe So wProst
oblegane przez kobiety, ktore,
przewidujac brak, ewentualnie
wielka drozyzne produktow pier
wszej potrzeby, spiesza robic "a
pasy.
Rad angielski powzia} decyzye
pozostac neutralnym W konflik
Gle pomiedzy publicznoscia i
strajkujacymi.
Prezes zwiazl0u kolejarzy oznaj
mil, re re strony kolejarzy ME be
die zadnej interwencyi, jezeli
Dokon,Ienie ma stronicy 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
7 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

wsch6d slo6ca o godzinie 7:O6. .
Zach6d sIoGca o godzinie 6:O4.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Me
sta1a pogoda We wtorek W srode.,
Iagodna temperature trivia dalej.
Umiarkowany swie1y poludniowy
wiatr.
=
Temperature DOLBY minionej: NaJ-
wyzsza lwczoraj godzinie 9 popo-
Iudniu, IS stopni, najnizsza godzi-
ME o raIAp, go stopnL