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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
w

Londyn, 10. stycznia. - Stowa-
~rzyszenie R~eformowanych Ksie--
zy w Pradze zadecydowa}o lao
glosarni przeciwko Sc odfaczyc
sic cd Watykanu i utworzyc osob-
ny t. wv. narodowy kosciof.
Oak wiadomo, pewna Geese kle
ri katolickiego w Czechach pre-,
dlozyla Watykanowi szereg po--
stulatow, domagajac sic miedzy
irnemi znicsienia celibatu, ma CO
Rzym sic ME zgodziA. - Przyp.
Red. Dzien. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
kR0TkE AoIATKt MEJSKE.

- Ukonczenie programu uleP-
seen Ola chicagoskich parkow "a
bawowych kosztem szeSciu Milo
now dolarow zakomunikowaf
wczoraj alderman dziewiatej war
dy S. Govier, personal---very. ko-
mitetu ola malych parkow, ogro-
dow zabawowych i ~wybrzezy ka-
pielowych z Iona Rady Miejskiej'
AID. Govier opracowuje obecnie
plany niezbedne do wydania bon
dow pozyczkowych ma szeSc mi
:ion6w dolarow. ktore maja pojsc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Rad NIEMLECKI OBA-
LONY?

Bruksela, 10. stycznia. - Prey
byli tn z Niemiec podrozni prey
woza z SODA ME majaca do tel po-
ry innego potwierdzenia wiado-
nose, re radykali obalili dotych-
czasowy Rad niemiecki, a socya--
lisci skrajni stall sic zupelnymi
PANAMA sytuacyi. Podobno tez ma
ca1em niezajetem przez Aliantow
terytoryum Niemiec proklamowa
ny zostat strajk powszechny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

pod giosowanie obywateli pod
czas kwietniowych wyborow.
- Detektywi re stacyi ,,1rv-
ing Park" poszukuja kobiety i
dwu mezczyzn, ktorzy stall spo-
kojnie obok palacego sic automo-
blu u zbiegu ulic Crawford ave.
i Peterson ave-, wczoraj o godzi-
ME pierwszej " nocy i strzelaii
do DIR. G. E. Krugera, ktory biegI
ma miejsce wypadku. Tajemnicza
trojka znikia, MIN dokt6r zdosaf
przywoiaG pomocy, zabierajac re
SODA diva koia gumowe. Maszyna
zostala kompletnie zniszczona.
- Wczoraj Pc .caiodziennej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
On IaluIe.

Czeladnik: Panic maistel
pred chwila byi tn goSt I strasznie
wymyslai ma buciki. &C mu pan NAL
stcr robiI, a chcial panu majstrowi
,eb tent trzewikami robbie!
Master: - A ty co ma to powie-
dziaie$?
CZeladnik: - ia mu powiedzla-
lem, ze bardZo zaiuje, &c pan maj
ster wyszedf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
W SZkOle,

- Powiedz mi Icek, jaki to be-
die wynik, jak ty zjesz try CRU
ski, potem bedzie pieG gruszek. po-
tenn ~dwanascie gtuszek, a wresZcie
szesc gruszek?
- To ia sy podniose diva palce do
cory 1 wirzekne, CODY mi pan pro-
fesor wipuszczyl ma strone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
JADWEC0WA.

Tow. Polek Imienia Maryi, No.
3Smy q. P. r. X. skupiatace sic
PREY parafii Sw. Jadwigi, obchodzi
W dniu jutrzejszym dwudziesta ro-
Cznice swego istnienia. q okazyi tel,
zarzad zwo}uje wszystkie czionki--
ME ma posiedzenie roczne, kt6re sic
odbedzie iutro, W niedziele. dnia II
b. m, W sail zwykiych posied2en, o
godzinie 1880 popoiudniu. Ma posie-
dzeniu omawiane beda wazne spra-
wy. a mianowicie: sprawozdanie ko-
mitetu z Notwithstanding dziaial-
noSci towarzystwa. a PREY kolcu in
stalacya nowego zarzadu. Pc posie-
dzeniu dana bedzie przekaska ska
dajaca sic 2 kawy, ciast / owoc6w.
Ma temze posiedzeniu cdbyi sic ma
festyn. z kt6rego doch6d ~przeznaczo-
ny zostanie ma kolorowy witraz do
koscioIa D. W. $w. Jadwigi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Ubieglej soboty odbyi sic pogrzeb
:. D. Kazimierza +. Kr6ll'a, mlodzieh
ca Iiczscego lat 81. kt6rego smierc
~nieutdagana zabra;a przedwcZeSnie
do wiecznoSci. Orszak pogrZebowy
wyruszyl z domu zaioby pur. 2064 n.
Hoyne ave-, do kCsciola $w. JadwRSl,
a DO odrrawieHiu nabolenstwa cere
monii pogrzebowych, przewieZiono
na cmentarz sw. Wojciecha i 2lozo-
no ma wieczry 'spoczynek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Wszystkim krewnym ! Znalo-
mym donoslmy te smulAa ".' =
domost IL najukochaEszy III
moi, syn moi I brat nasZ
! S. P.
J6zcf G0rn!ak
DO kr6tkiei i cieikiej chorobie
potegnal sic z tym swiatem, L
patrzony Sw. Sakramentami, d..
Sgo stycznia, 1920 roku, o 81
dzinie 1890 wieczorem, pre-
zywszy lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W Pc
niedzialek, dnia 1890 stycznia.
0 godzinie $3.50 rano, Z domu
zaloby pnr. 1927 C!eaver ul.,
do kosciola sw. Stanislawa Ko-
SIKH (gornego), a stamtad M
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W cieakim zaiu
po2razeni: .
Anna G0rniak, IONA: Alma,
Rajmund. Sti:nislaw, Kazimicrz
dzieci; Maryans G6rniak. ma:
ka; Bernard. Henryk, bracia;
Marta, Rozalia, siostry; Franci
seek Cwidak. szwagier; ROzalia
G0rniak, bratowa.
P~ogrzebem zaimuje sic Fran.
Brandt, 1241 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Polsd p6lityk. cxy wteksHy ey mnse5
Ery "a obowiaYek poczytywae soeis
poNinicn stale reklamowat nArodo-
woGc nasEa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
RHch W ToWarzYStWaCh.
z II

Bractwo Mlodziehc6w Sw. J6zefa o.
la oddzia}y mAjq ~posiedzenie roczne W
nicdziele, dnia 11-go b. IN, o godzinie
lei p~opoludniu W hall zwyklych posie-
dzc1. Wszyscy maja bye obecni gdyz
odbedzie sic wyb6r administracyi i be-
da bardzo wazne sprawy do Dalatwie-
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
j. Potash, prezes.
S. Pitera, sekretarz.

TowarZyStwo Brat. POmocy Atodz.
Sw. Czeslawa ma poSied1enie rocZne W
ponielziaiek, dnia 1870 b. m, o go
dzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sail parafial-
nej. Ma posiedzeniu TEN odbedzie sic
instalacya novel administracyi i bedQ
bardzo wazne sprawy do zalatwienia.
WszSscy czlonkowie So proszeni 0 obec
nose ma TEN ~posiedzeniu, gdyz bedzie
lista czlonk6w czytana / n%icobecui ka-
rani beda podlug praw konstytucyi.
J.. SmOezyhski, prezes.
S. Pitera, sekTetarz.
$50 N. Carpenter I'll.
Tow. Polskich Ulan6w ks. j.
Poniatowskiego No. 27S Zjed. odbe-
die roczen posiedzenie W p%oniedzia-
lex, dnia 1890 ~stycznia, o godzinie
1880 wiscz6r, W sail zwykiych posie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

mym dOnOSIny " o'"s
domost il najukochahszy orut
nasZ
S. P.
Stanislaw KiersZtau
cz}onek Tow. Sw. SzczeDana gr.'
31S Zjednoczenia, po krotk.e',
Iecz cieAkiej chorobie, pozesnai,
sic 2 tym Swiatem, opatrzcnyS
sw. Sakramentami, dnia 9go
~stycznia, 1920 roku. o godSi-
ME 1szej rano, przezywszy lat>
AZ. ?
Pogrzeb odbedZie sic W po7
niedzialek, dnia 1890 stycznia't
| O godzinie $3.50 rano, z domu
zaioby pnr. 1877 Ellen ul., DO
kosciola sw. Stanislawa kostki,
a stamtad NJ cmentarz sw. WoJ
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny o~brzadek za-'
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
1 znaiomych. W ciezkim ~aia
pograzeni: .,
Jan, Franciszek, bracia; la
tarzyna. JuIianna, Balbina
Veronica, eiostry;' Antoni Ii
wandowski. S2ezepan Pant
Franciszek Iwahski, szwagr'
vie; Krtarzyna, bratowa; VIA
z Gala rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
NRNRME OCl.nSzENA
EXTRA!

MA
CZY WIECIE JAZZ STE DOCZEKAE
STO LAT!
Najwiekszym powodem xszyst-
kich chor6b ma swiecie byio I Jest
: .twardzenie, kt6re zawsze Jest po-
czatkiem wszystkich innyeh chor6o
| dolegliwosci. .
Jezeli cierpicie ma zatwardzenie.
b6le e!owy, o~siabienie, Dol " krss-
zach. ~zaEiebienie, brak apetytu It'd,
kupcie ,paczke Ssnola habaty 1 wy
pijcie dzisiaj IA noe fili3anke tel
herbaty. Do nabycia we wszystkich
aptekach. Tub wyslemy poczta po O.
trzymaniu 35c " snaczkach pocsto-
wyeh.
SENOLA DRJyG OO..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Wszystkim krewnym zna!o-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domosc il najukochahszy brat
nasZ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

TN f1ooe Who axo Quallk1od b.
ekfll and character wifA0at rocer-
ence to their msnheRship Il un0f-
fleial lTade orGanixati0ns. mem
besnhip Nm which 10 voluntary, 70
n O IL government = concerned.
ana should not be made compulsory
eithse ~ law or BY exclusion from
oppostlnity, which would have the
effect Of law The workers In :
eoyernment arsenal are therefore
1ometimes union men and some
times nat Their relationship to
ne government Il independent Of
that TACT No representative. there
tore, Of . union can speak as the
representative Of all tho employees
osou q q particular trade in the
government service. and 1t Is Of the
essence Of the relationship be-
tween the government Is employer
and the citizen a. 6mploye that IN
agency should be created ~ demo-
cratic q the opportunities for en-
ployment itself. whereby all the
workers can consider their interests
and cooperate with the manage
ment in bringing about conditions
safisfactory to the. employe apd e.
ficient to the government for the
performance Of the work in hand.
Help WeFkfne Conditions.
Tho works organisation 1t Rock
Island arsenal does this. II that
works organization needs change.
the workers and the management In
their present spirit will be able to
bring about the change. Such en-
ployes at these arsenals as are
members Of unions have in the
works organization all the oppor-
tunity which their skill as workers
and their intelligence a. men could
ask. They are freely admitted to
membership in the works organise
ton, they participate in its discus
sions and its decisions, and II any
principle which they wish to urge
commends itself to the whole body
Of workers It's expression through
the agency Of the works organise
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tende1 - = suAstieata -
trades Iniens Al II o..
Rack IalA1d Arsenal ~ -. A.
inquiries have been able r
The fAces. have not ben 49, =.
the uniUns.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

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gzUoD - IN - - -.
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NIae IoWlon 81 49, = she
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tonte1 % the eemmn1dant and In
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4 he rsport IN fall follow:
L Ihe Report n FIJI
D Through N. p. Alifas. president
!l10eSict n, International Associa-
Itloapof Machinists. and R. L. Cor
I43aot there were presented to me
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l9ga3nst the nsnassmsnt ct Rock
f1o1q6d arsenal and Ut Frankford
t1Gnal, during the war, by reason
~ ths saofmous sxpansion Of the
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II e6vsrnnsnt employ and WORKERS
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Dr1als, the secretary Of war estsb-
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
Confederate Vets
Change Plans Of
Houston Reunion

There have been some changes in
the plans for the thirtCth annual re-
union OF the United Confederate vet
Grams, according to an announcement
issued by George r. Bowling, adju-
tant-geueral and Chiet-Of staff Of the
Tennessee division. He says the
Houston reunion committee advised
him that ii has been compelled to
change the plan of housing the vet
Grams for the reunion. and that in
stead of housing them in tents. they
win be uuartered in school buildings
A central mess hall has been estab-
lishcd, where meals will he furnished
to the yCtCT ms without cost. and
every possible arrangement Is being
made for their comfort and Convcn-
fence.
The reunion committee also an
nounCes that 1t was unable Ia get
the necessary cots and blankets from
the government. and IS, therefore
compelled to ask each veteran who
desires to he entertained by the com
IuittcC to bring his own blankets with
him. Efforts have been made to pur-
chase or rent these blankets without
success. The committee has pur-
chased. at an expense Of over $50,
900, several thousand now mattresses
for the veterans to sleep on, and 1t
is believed that they win be much
more comfortable under this plan
than they would on cots in the en-
Cnmpment.
The railroads have agreed to al
low stop both coming and GO
ing on the reunion tickets, as has
been the custom in the past
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
Misguided Effort
To Aid BdLLOOnists
Costs Them Race

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 1.-The eff
forts of man in Indiana to assist
in what he thought was an attempt
to land their balloon were response
BILE for their craft being nosed out of
first place in the elimination race
starting from Birmingham last Sat
urday, according TO Lieut.. Richard T.
Thompson, of Fort Omaha, and Lieut..
who have arrived here from Rich
mond, Ont, where they landed.
While travelling at low altitude
over Indiana, man noticed the DRAG
rope trailing along the ground and
tied a knot in ii, believing itsswould
catch jim some obstruction and aid in
what he took to be an attempt to
land. Before they were able to rise
to a higher altitude, the airmen said.
the knot caught in fences and trees.
at times threatening to throw them
from the basket, and greatly slowed
up their progress.
While crossing Lake Erie, Lieut..
Thompson said, they were at a good
height when they struck down
draught- Before they could throw
out ballast they had shot downward
until the life preservers dipped into
the lake. but they managed to rise
again and experienced no more trou-
BILE until they reached the Canadian
side. where they were forced to rise
to 10000 feet to avoid a storm.
The Thompson Weeks balloon was
unofficially placed second in the race,
II. Il. HONEYWELL out -distancing it by
one and a twelfth miles.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
HUGHES SPEECH AIDS
COX PLAN, WHITE SAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Georgc
White, chairman of the Democratic
national committee. in a statement,
said the speech of Charles e. Hughes
at the Union League club here last
night, capt Senator Harding's re-
cent statement on Ireland and proves
that the only hope of settling the
problem is in the league"
Gov. Cox has said that under ar
ticle l, he will, if elevted president,
bring the matter to the attention of
the league of nations as affecting the
good understanding among nations
on which the peace of the world de-
Ponds: Such is the language of ar
tlcle XI. Senator Harding has said
that the Irish problem is not a mat
ter for any official action by the
United States. Thus. President Cox
will have the league consider the
matter. President Harding will take
no action, league or no league"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Today at Fair.
Don't miss the fun men, and a big
John Ruskin Cigar. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Much has been said about the
Johnny ]. Jones exposition. which is
at the Tri- State fair. Much of good
has been said about them it might
be added. They are a splendid ag-
gregation of exposition attractions
away above the average and are just
ly entitled to the favorable mention
which has been made Of them. But
what about the man who is respon
sible for this institution. originated
and operated to amuse the public?
What of Johnny J. Jones, Edward R.
Salter, press agent, has apparently
completely forgotten him while adj
vertising his wares.
Johnny j. Jones, in the first place
is not big, that is physically-and for
some reason or other, people general
ly associate a big body with a great
mind. Johnny j. Jones is there with
the intellect but-well, he is rather
and you'll not miss him. Look for
little fellow, plainly dressed with
a soft hat and flowing mustache,
with keen. but kindly gray eyes and
an inevitable Cigar-quiet, unobtru
siVe and thoughtful looking, and you
have located Johnny j. Jones. He's
always on the job; works inCessant.
ly but with a methodiCal precision
and quiet manner which makes HIS
labors look easy
Jones is from Pennsylvania. OF
Welsh descent, he possesses the thrift
energy and cool elaboration which
Characterizes that people. His school
education was meager his early life
having been spent in the coal mines,
but what he has learned in his 20
years of travel would fill all the books
he missed-and then some,
An interesting Conversationalist.
clean headed business man, square
and upright, and thinker. That's
Johnny J. Jones in a nutshell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
ROOSEVELT TO TOUR
KENTUCKY TWO DAYS

ry,CHARLESTON, w. Va. Oct. -
Franklin d. Roosevelt. Democratic
vice. presidential nominee, left here
today on two days campaign tour
in Kentucky. He speaks at LeXing
ton this afternoon. and in Louisville
thi sevening.
after a three days trip through
the northern part of West Virginia.
during which made more than 20
speeches and had the opportunity of
meeting many people at dozens of
railway stations" he said Il am
leaving with the firm conviction that
the state will be found in the Demo-
cratic column after the November
election. Scores of persons who ordi-
narily vote the Republican or indie
pendent tickets told me they were
going to vote this year for Gov. Cox,
and Iebelieve that sentiment +" quite
general throughout the state"