davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
Shipping Board Misnaanagement
Which Cost Millions Of Dollars
I(From the New York Herald)
(From the New York Herald)

The American people hardly could
have been surprised by the revela-
tlons Of millions of their good dollars
gone in Shipping Board waste, eX-
travagance and graft. They already
knew what billions OF dollars 10 had
cost them, under the present business
management OF their Government 10
build cardboard training camps and
hospitals. They knew what it had
cost them in good cash and in bad
service 10 have that business manage
ment operate the railroads. They
knew what IL had cost them not in
millions but in billions OF dollars to
have that business manasement make
guns that never got 10 the battlefront.
make powder that never exploded,
make flying machines that never rose
into the air. make uniforms and shoes
and food that were left to rot in miles
and miles OF warehouses.
But what must astound the Amer
ican people is not what slathers OF
money was consumed by the ton,
but how II was consumed under the
Shipping Board business manage
ment, honest but incompetent well
meaning but extravagant, enthusiastic
but laundering.
1t was not enoukh for those han
ding The public's ships 10 pay highly
inflated skilled wages to day labor
that loafed on its job; they must
even carry on the payrolls at Fat sal
aries mon who were. holding down
private jobs hundreds of miles from
where they were supposed 10 b. on
the government Jobs. 4, 10 was moi
enough TO pay several prices for pro-
visions; ships stewards had to throw
those supplies overheard so thai
they could buy more and get new
graft commissions on the purchaS $
It was not enouzh TO let contractors
build ships that would not float and
| install propellers that fell of vessel.
lwl en- they put TO sea; they had 10
pay contractors for taking away
partly constructed ships which the
contractors then sold at good prices
for the benelit OF their own pocket
| books. IL was not enough TO pay S20S
for replacing a damaged port light
worth So; they had 10 feed strawber-
rles to ships crews at 60 cents a
quart.
In this and other ways OF theft by
minor officials, graft by middlemen,
or just plain waste all along the line
the government merchant marine as
| a business proposition was scuttled
This is one OF the reasons why the
| United States government today owes
in round numbers S24.OO0,OOO,000 II
is one OF the reasons why the United
States government has an interest
charge on it's debts of about a billion
dollars a year. II is one OF the rea-
sons why the American people have a
tax bill Of si,OO0OO0,OOO a year. 10 is
one OF the reasons why many other
billions covered by previous and
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
LEMEs HAPPENINGS

Special TO The Evening journal.
LENNlES. Nov. t1-Joseph d. rilomp-
son will move from his farm in Gills
Neck to his property on Arnclls ave
nue. and retire from farming.
Captain John w. Joseph, who, with
his family, is spending the winter
months in Philadelphia, was visitor
yesterday.
Miss Blanche Clendaniel, daughter
Edgar 4. Marvel. Jr., sonaof Edgar 7.
Marvel. OF Lewes, were married last
Saturday at Milton by the Rev. U.
Crouch.
The Misses Clara NJ. and Mary IL.
West, who have been summering at
Rehoboth Beach and spend ng the win
Ter months in Philadelphia for num-
Der of years. have moved to LeWes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
ESCAPES FINE BY
TAKING LICENSE

]. d. McCabe, ticket agent OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company at
RehOboih, was arrested while gun
ming for ducks on the marshes near
that place Wednesday night. by Chief
Field Game Warden Dillahay. OF
Dover, on a charge OF cunning with
oul non-res dents ! cense.
Mr.. McCabe, who recently moved
his family to Rehobolh. although ne
voted in Maryland last week, stated
when arraigned before Magistrate
Farrell, at Rehoboth, that he did not
license here. but Mr. Dillahay con
tended that If McCabe was a voter in
Maryland he must, necessarily, be
resident of that state.
The matter was compromised by
Mr.. McCabe taking out a gunner's
license.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
DEMANDS RESI- coMuNTry THoIcHT

0RGANlzATIoN after Organization has come out in
OfaNor Of new charter for Wilmington
There has been rapid capitalization Of sentiment
noe e Rotary Club revived the charter projsct and
launched 10 upon the waves Of public thought
That there is ereai variance Of opinion with respect
70 what that charter should be makss little fundamental
difference Al those variations will be threshed out in
public meeting and private conference and out Of The
comparison OF ideas an acceptable charter may be
evolved
p'Nefer ne form Of the charter should be decided
only after the question has been srni.o,oa 4, ~
acid test OF the best thought OF our community
should not be made the playthInr Of either hal,
baked opinion Or snsp-iudgment
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
With the Pdrdgraphers

bumper crop Of walnuls roughout Ohio is Indicated
Columbus Evening Dispatch
II any Of you boys want to ~ possum hunting come
on and go with Jim Lasicr lie is catchine them
from the size OF rat to the size OF dog-yprr VALLEY
correspondence Conway Log Cabin Democrat
And old shepherd who has Just died in a vlase few,
miles from 'here was unable TO count beyond three
Nevertheless he had charge Of large nooks Of sheep
and could tell not merely when one was missing h,,i
which particular animal had disappeared The old man
was unwilling to explain how he did H. and tho sec1 has
died with hm-Leghton Buzzard correspondence London
Daily Mail.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
ROUND THEM UP.

VHlEVEs have been exceedingly busy recently in the
II rural sections Of Delaware Every possible cnort
shoud be made TO round them up and send them TO the
Workhouse.
Thus FAR their depredations have been as rule petty
IN their nature but It may be that embodened by inn
muny from arrest they will do something really serious
In It's nature unless the police officials in those sections
display sreaier enemy and ability In the matter OF
separating the criminals from the swabdng mass and
rounding them up for trial and punishment
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

Slowly but surely The work of dredrins thirty-nve-
foot channel mp the Delaware bay and river progresses
u e big and an expensive project which requires
years OF time and millions Of money FOR completion
The milk In the oocoanut. however is that sooner or
later Wilmington Chester Philadelphia and other cities
on tho magnificent stream will hav, a thriy-nye foot
fsirway from the Capes norhward something the great
industrial centres need badly FOR their prosperity
and development
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
= uehadow sonr" from mimi
Nr,v noAn SooN nFAnv

Tho Slalc Highway Department
weekly bulletin issued today in part
eayc
The concrete pavement on The
Townsend 20 Pine Tree road was
finished Tuesday and will be open 10
traflc In about three weeks. II is ex-
pected that the section from Pine
Tree TO Fieldsboro will be completed
before ,lCsing down for the winter.
concrete road Blue ball 90 Talleyville
Concord Pike. No detours New
concrete road 90 Tall willie
Work in progress, drive carefully.
.All ihc worlds stage. Shake
speare was thinking Of l. o. o. =. Hall
l.AAnrIh,. IaLr - ADV
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

larger annual tax bills were sunk in
a bottomless pit between the spring
of 1916 and today. IL is one OF The
reasons why The business manage
ment of the United States government
was changed by The American vOtcrs
last week, and why the business
methods OF the United States govern
ment, under its new management viii
have to change on the ith day Of Xi
March
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
WHAT Is PERIOD
FURNITURE?

We have been hearing a great deal
lately about period furniture. What
is 10? II IS a modern reproduction cf
old designs, so artistic, useful and
durable that they have continued-in
some cases-for centuries. Before you
buy that new clock, Mrs. Housewife,
II will pay you TO know something
about Period Furniture"
TYPE OF DESK WITH GLASS DOORS
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
Gems of Thought

Hate is luxury no man can AFFORD. rich or poor
.-.-:-.
To nnd Ose thankful man, wfn obuso many that are
not so-Scneoa.
Where there is much smoke there may b, some nre-
Old Proverb
---.
We all have visions, but how few OF us transform
those visions into sctualties7
.-.-:-.
II you don't contribute something 10 the general good
no more than cheerful sin whx are you hsrss
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

Now for seasonable weather. has been densht-
fully hrist and open Fan remarkably easy on the coal
phe and the wocd-pe but i too good 70 last The
pronounced drop In temperature since Yesterday may not
he liked by most persons but 70 will 90 far toward
stimulating and sahzng lines Of industry which handle
commodities used exclusively, chiefly in cold weather
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

Raw sugar has dropped 10 65i pound in New York
lne only interest Wimingionsns have in that an
nouneement Is It's probable eneci upon Inc price of re-
defation.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
GALLI-CURCI PROGRAM CONCERT

\ program which viii be appre-
oiated by all musicians will be pre-
sented by Nine. Amcllta Galli-Curci,
on her first visit 10 Wilmington on
November iS Tho concert will be
held in the Auditorium, Eleventh and
Madison streets.
The program follows:
4. Nina" ,old ltallan) ... .Pergolcse
The Lass With the Delicate
l3. La Capinora" CIhe wrcn).
with flute. :........... Benedict
Ia. ''Roses OLIVER. ...... Fontenailles
'Ciayelitos" lin Spanish) .Nalvercc
'Crepuscule" (Twilight). Nassenei
'Sempre Libra from IRA
Nlata :.......'.......... vera
Autumn Leaves A-whirl"..
samuel.
Mr.. Berenguer
g. The Little DamOze" ..... .NovellC
Like the Rosebud. .....La Forg,
THE Little Bells Of Sevilla-..
Samuel.
II. shadow Sons" from Dino
rah,' with flute. .Meyerbeoi
The lyrics Nine. Csidci has selcctcC
are OF such type as 30 be pleasing e
all. Her operaiic airs. while as din
cult in technique as any that cOulr
be selected. have been chosen because
Of their ballad style or lyrical quail
ties. 10 Is In such songs that Mime
lGalli-Curci shows herself supreme az
a singer
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
THE COLYUM
MChiSL,if2
RN ID. hi IOYEIiI


There's absolutely no good reason
for failure.
Success in any undertaking is to be
had for the asking.
Sign your name on the dotted line
and full PARTICULARS will be sent
you"
When father was young II was
more or less a matter OF toll and
sacrifice TO achieve succ ST.
log.
Believe you me, all you have TO do
is TO read the latest magazine.
And tear or a hatful OF coupons.
And sign your name several times.
And stick a stamp on the envelop.
And you have grabbed opportunity
by the ears.
II you feel an urge for health.
power and manliness," tear of the
coupon on Page 4.
Page 3 preseEDs you with the magic
Of perfect voice" Sign the coupon
below.
or wouldn't thou have a most happily
marriage? Kindly detach the coupon
at bottom Of Page 1.
A mere matter Of TRIPPING your
0uiNfl idu Nr accomplished nt SIKH
ing the dotted line on Page ,.
II you want a complete renewal Of
lnerve-power. get It on Page s.
lf you have a desire TO be manager
OF the concern and limit yourself to
an initial salary OF $4,000 per an
mum, sign on the dotted line OF
I Page Z.
You can acquire the secret Of
making people like you" by asking
I for full particulars" on Page 8.
And you can learn the secret OF
drawing in one evening" on the fol-
lowing page.
II you would forge ahead in bust
ness" MI out a send me- on Page 70.
You can swear of tobacco Just as
easy as that on another page; while
ID is a simple matter 10 double your
strength" on still another page.
You can be beautiful, a banker, pull
disease up by the roots, aud stop for
getting on. other pages.
10 is made very clear to you how
easily you may learn wireless, selling
real estate, and make old faces younng
by writing today"
BY slipping your name to 'em they'll
make you as strong as Jack Dempsey
on one page and $4,000 salesman
on another page.
Nothing could be easier.
Why be a fsilure2
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

Bermuda is celebrating is tercntennsl Pleasant pac,
for re-onion
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

II the well known human race is different now n 4.
Indifferent
Evening journal., 1920-11-13

At The end OF the eighteenth cen
tury, many writing desks were equip
ped with bookcase tops.
one OF these is shown in the Illus
iration. II is OF excellent workman
ship especially the glass doors OF
Gothic design 1t is of English orig n,
and was made about i7i0
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
BAD
WEATHER
ACHES .

z Bad weather usually means q re-
turn OF pain. Nerves are a-tingle and
headache, rheumatism, toothache,
neuralgia. neuritis commence TO mako
trouble. To protect yourself against
these enemies get a box OF Lueberts
Ak-No- Nor Capsules and you need
mot worry. They quiet the nerves and
body and win check colds that ara
lust starting. They contain no mar
cotics or habit-forming drugt aud
are q safe and sure remedy for pains.
At all druggists-price s0c and SOC
per box,
"A. c. Luebert. p. D., Christiann, Pss-
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
Mr Rnrnnricr

6. The Little Damoze" ...... Novel;,
Like the Rosebud" LA Forg
THE Little Bells Of SevillaT....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

rom amerykanskim / lch Fodzl-
nom, utworzenie specyalnego de-
partamentu niesienia pomocy dla
ofiar, dotknietych powodziq, Or
kanem lub ogniem. zakia LAME
szk6i dla pielegniarek i matek,
utworzenie biura dzialalnosci
niodziezy, celem nauczania die
ci, jak pielegnowac choTyeh, ora
jak udzielaG pierwszej pomocy,
W razie zaslabniecia.
Jak wiadomo organizacya "A
merykanskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza", cd czasu wybuchu woj-
ny swiatowej niosia i niesie d.
tychczas Polsce i jej ludnosci O.
gromna pomoc moralna i mate
ryalna; ably okazac wdziecznoSc
nasza ,,Amerykaiskiemu Czerwo
ncmu Krzyzowi" "a jego prace
ratownicze dla mas W Ojczyznie
i tutaj, powinni wszyscy bez wy
jatku Polacy wstapie do ,,Czer-
wonego Krzyza."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
SAD NAJWYzSZY ODRZU-
GIL WZNOWIENIE PRO-
CESU.

Najwyzszy sad Stanu Illinois
odmowil wczoraj wznowienia
sprawy rewizyi ustawy prawybor
czej, czego domagalo sic usilnie
stronnictwo administracyi miej-
skiei, chciano mianowicie, azeby
sad rozpoczal ponowne przesiu-
chy w tel sprawie, MIN wyda co
do tego - ostateczna decyzye.
Ostatniego lipca br. sad wydai
ustna opinie, IL akt O prawybo--
rach Z roku 1919 jest niekonstytu-
cyjny. Najwyzszy sad oSwiadczyl
wczoraj, IL zadna z aktualnych
partyi ME wniosla petycy o
wznowienie przesiuchow w tel
spawie, przeto zadania admin
stracyi miejskiej odrzuca. Pisem-
ma opinia co do aktu o prawybo-
rach z r. 1919, czy jest konstytu-
cyiny lub ME, zostanie prawdo--
podobnie wydana "a. diva tygod-
ME, ii. kiedy sic skohczy obecny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
KONFISKATA SKRADZIO-
NEJ WoDKI.

Federalni agenci podatkowl
weszli wczoraj w slad agentow
prohibicyjnych i jak utrzymuj9
oditryli zrodlo caAego skandalu
wtdczanego, jaki wydarzyi sic w
ubieglym tygodniu, kiedy to
skradziono w6dki "a sumo blisko
100000. Najechali oni wczoraj
ma wyszynk niejakiego Happy
Jack'a" Gallingan'a, ktory mieSci
sic naprzeciw budynku ,Transpor-
tation Building, gdzie znajduje
sic gtowna kwatera komisarza
prohibicyjnego majora Dalrym-
plea. Znalezli oni tam prawie ca
iy wagon wodki. i prawdziwego
piwa. Wyszynk ca}y pfzepelnio-
ny byl naowczas goscmi, ktorych
przewazna liczba sk}adala sic z
funkcyonaryuszy w gmachu
Transportation Bldg, = wod-
ka zas szynkowana byla zupelnie
otwarcie. 'Miedzy skonfiskowana
vodka zpajdowala sic powazna
iIosc wodki, jaka zostala skradzio
ma W ubiegfa soobte II zbiegu uli.
63ciej i State, W ktorej to kra--
dziezy wrnieszanych jest przesz-
io pieedziesieciu policyantow. Po
uporanil, sic wyszynkiem, agen-
ci federalni udali sic do mieszka-
MIA Galligan'a, pnr. 2426 Jackson
blvd, gdzie rowniez znaleziono
szesnascie beczek piwa i !:ilkana-
scie skrzynek wodki, pochodza--
cych re wspomnianej kradziezy.
Gailigan'a aresztowano, lecz wy
piera sig on, jakoby bras jakikol-
wick udzial W kradzie2y w6dki !;
ME umial jednak wytlumaczye,
W jaki sposdb czest skradzionej
w6dki dostala sic W jego posiada-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
LIGA NARODoW NAJLEP-
SZA GWARANCYA OLA
MATEK.

Paducah, KY, 9 pazdziernika.
Gubernator Cox wygiosii tn
wczoraj wobec licznie zebraneJ
publicznoSci dluzsza move. W kto
rel oSwiadczyl. &c ;, Liga Naro-
dow stanowi gwarancye dla ma
tex. kt6rych synowie byli wzie-
ci do wojny dla samych zotnie-
rzy". Nazwas on tez ia ,,swieta
sprawl, gdyz sam bog posta-
nowii, ze nalezy zapobiedz przy-
szlym wojnom". ,,Liga nina pra-
wa wypowiadaG wojny" dowo-
dill dalej, podkreslajac, re pra-
wo to jest w dalszyn1 ciagu "a
strzezone dla kongresu i doda-
lac, ze nawet republikahski kan
dvdat musiai to przyznac W one
gdajszem SVEN przemowieniu'
w dalszym ciagu wykazywas
gubernator, re zwyciestwo repu-
blikahskiego kandydata W tego-
rocznych wyborach prezydency-
alnych miaioby fatalny wplyw
ma przyszly sk}ad Najwyzszego
Trvbunalu, do kt6rego weszlyby
iednostki. cieszace sic poparciem
reakcvonistow. So bewiem, Wi
doki, re w najblizszej' przyszfo-
sci zawakuja cztery az mlejsca
W tel najpowazniejszej instytu-
CYL sadowniczej Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, w razie wyboru reak-
.cyjnego kandydata, MONA bye
pewnym, ze on mianowa&by TAX
lc reakcyjnycH sedziow, zwla-
szcza wobec faktu, IL mianowa-
MIA te zalezne sa Cd potwierdze-
MIA senatu, ktory ma wypadek
zwyciestwa Hardinga rozporza-
dzalby najprawdopodobniej TAX
ze wiekszoscia reakcyjna' Ia je-
dna okolicznoSc - mowii guber-
nator - powinna wystarczyc ia
ko dostateczny argument, dlacze
go kandydat oligarchii senatory-
alnej powinien poniesG porazke
W wyborach.
Pr6cz tego wykazywai pan
Cox, jak oligarchia senatoryalna
przywlaszczaia Ia sobie cd szeregu
lat atrybucye zastrzezone dla
Izby representative. I tax kon-
stytucya postanawia, re kazda
legislacya, odnoszaca sic do pod
niesienia eel i podatkow, rnusi
wyjsG z tel Izby, lecz cd so lat
ME many ami jednego przykia-
du, ably jakiekolwick z postano-
wien taryfy celnej ME ulegio Ia
sadniczej zmianie, skoro pre-
szlo juz Izby poselskiej do Sc
natu.
Z Paducah odjechaf guberna-
tor Cox do Nashville. Tenn,
gdzic wieczoren przemawial do
licznego zgromadzenia ma temat
gl6wnie Ligi Narodow.
HARDING IDZIE MA REKE
NIEMCOM.
Washington, 9 pakdziernika.
Sekretarz prezydenta Wilsona j.
IP Tumulty wyrazil sic wcxoraj,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
SENATOR HARDING w
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, g pazdziernika'
Senator Harding wypowiedzial
tu wczoraj W sail konwencyjnej
move, ktora sciagne}a olbrzymic,
bo obliczane ma 1900 tluny pu-
blicznosci. Giownym tematem
przemowienia byiy ataki ma Lige
Narod6w j krytyka jej zwolen-
nikow, przy czem republican,
ski nominal posiugiwai sic obi
czonymi ma bardzoS tylko tani
cfekt argumentami dla tlum.
jak n. p,: nJestem przekonany
&c kochacie Ameryke wiecej ami
zeli Lige Narodow". Me trudno
sic tez dziwic, re takie wykrzy-
kniki budziiy wybuchy zadowo-
lenia wsr6d maio inteligentnych
sluchaczy pachoika oligarchii se-
natoryalnej.
Dalej zapewnial on. re gdy
q . f.. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
WARSZAWA ZADOWOLO-
MA z ROZEJMU.

Warszawa, 8. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona). - Wiado-
nose o zawarciu rozejmu Dol
szewikami zostaia przyjeta z
wieIkim entuzyazmem przez
wszystkich mieszkahcow Warsza
wy. Cazety warszawskie rowniez
wyrazily swoje zadowolenie, Wo
COLE pFasa polska zaznacza, ze
Polska Cd chwili swego zmar-
twychwstania ME mogia rozwi--
jac sic normalnie wskutek usta--
wicznych wojen oraz wskutek
zniszczenia, jakiego doznaia pod
czas wojny Swiatowej. Z chwil9
iednak nastania pokojul Polska
bedzie mogla rozpoczac prace
rekonstrukcyjna W przysPieszo--
nSlu teLLIpIS NNiOSSS
leczyc rany wojny.
w wigilie zawieszenia broni
walki faktycznie ustaly wzdSu7z
calego frontu pOlsko bolszewic-
kiego.
Gi6wne dow6dztwo polskie
zdecydowaio r6wniez przerwac
dziatania woienne ma froncie pol
sko-litewskim, ktory ciagnie sic
cd granicy -pruskiej do Poturc,
IA wsch6d cd Oran, ktore leza
Sc mil ma poluduiowy zachod cd
Wilma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
PETLURA I BALACHoWIcZ
BIJA w DALsZYM CIAGU
BOLSZEWIKoW.

Warszawa, 9. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona.) - Ma y
irainie armie generaloW Petlury
i Balachowicza, kt6ry to ostatni
walczyl razem Polakami, nieza-
leznie cd zawarcia pokoju, Posu-
waia sic szybko W kierunku Dnie
pra. Gen. Petlura ma zamiar po-
laczyc sic gen. Wranglem, pod
czas gdy gen. Balachowicz "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
WYBITNY REPU1BLIKANIN
"a COX'EM.

Nowy York 9, pazdziernika.
Herbert Parsons, czionek repu-
bl;kanskiego komitetu krajowe-
go i republikanskiego komitetu
wykonawczego W latach Cd I9l6
do 1920, wystosowal list do re-
publikanskiego komitetu ma po-
what nowojorski, W ktorym za-
powiada; re bedzie glosowac "a
gubernatorem Coxem. - ,Jestem
"a Liga Narodow Cox jest "a
przylaczeniem sic do niej, Har-
ding zas jest prDeciwko temu,
aczkolwiek w senacie glosowal
"a przylaczeniem sic. Wobec te-
60 jestem "a Coxem" - So slo-
wa listu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, sObOta, o pazdziernika: Sw.
Dyonizego Mecz.
Jutro, niedziela, 10 paSdziernika:
Sw. Franciszka Borg.
Dwudz:esta niedziela po Neio-
ngch Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: % Uzdrowieniu syna
Kr0lewskiego".
Pojutrze, poniedzialek, If Paz--
dzicrnika: Sw. Gereona-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
Z Biura MeteOrolOg. g.cmegO.

Wsch6d sIohca godzinie 6:56.
zach6d slonca gOdzinie 6:19.
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Pogoda W Chicago 1 okoIicy: Po-
godnie w sobote W niedziele. o.
miarkowana temperature. Umiarko-
wany poludniowO-zachodni Eacho-
dni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minioneJ: Nal
wyzsza wezoraj godzinie 4 pOpo-
ludniu, 7J stopni, najnizsza o godzi-
nie 2 rano, 53 stopnt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-09
Senator Harding " Kansas City.
D. IA Listopada Poswiecony Panieci Poleggch
REzOLUCYA POKOJOWA W NAJWYzSzYM TRYBUNALE.
Bolszewickie Nury u Wybrzezy Estonii.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

re stanowcze oswiadczenie sic
onegdajsze senatora Hardlnga
przeciwko Lidze Narodow jest
wielkiem niemieckiem zwycie-
stwem. w Biaiym Domu dano
zas do poznania, re oSwiadczenle
sic to republikahskiego nominate
da prezydentowi Wilsonowl spo,
sobnosG do opublikowania dru-
giego wyjasnienia, ktore bedzie
stanowic wazny document / atut
w acknowledgement Rampant pre-
zydencyalnej. Pan Wilson odbN
wczoraj sekretarzem Tumultyy
diuzsza konferencye w tel spra-
vie.
Boston, Mass, 8 pazdziernika.
Sekretarz Wojny Baker wypo-
wiedzial tn wczoraj mowe,
w ktorej oswiadczyl, re republl-
kanska partya, przyjmujac pod
wplywem i egida senatora Lodge
wrogie stanowisko odnosnie do
I.igi Narodow, posz}a w slady j
"a przykladem hr. Won Hertlin-
ga, bylego niemieckiego kancle-
RIA, ktory w styczniu 19lS roku
wyrazii sic: ,,Gdy inne kwestye
beda zalatwione, Rad niemiecki
Gala checia okaze sic gotowym
do zbadania podstawy, ma ktorej
oparlby sic zwiazek Ligi Naro-
dow"