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Evening star., 1920-12-07
|GREEK SHIPS SENT
| FOR CONSTANTINE
Formal Invitation to Return
viii Be Made as Re-
suit of Plebiscite.

ATHENS. December 7-Invitation
win be extended former King Constan-
tine to return to Greece. following the
announcement Of the result Of Sundays
plebiscite. which is expected to be made
tomorrow.
Plans for Constantine's return con.
template hts sailing from Brtndisi on
board the liner PATHS, which win be
Lemnos and number Of destroyers.
Wnen the squadron reaches Phaleron 1t
will be met by 500 officers Of the Greek
army, who will accompany Constantine
to Piraeua From that port Constantine
VIII De brought to Athens. and 1t 10
Planned that te deum win be sung
outside the city walls. Three days Of re-
joicing will follow his arrival here.
Tne Greeks are maintaining q most
friendly attitude toward foreigners, al.
though women conducted a demonstra.
ton before the French embassy ON
By The Associated Press.
shuns Message Today.
LUCERNE. Switzerland, December =.
Former King Constantine, whose
return to the Greek throne was voted
| for BY the Greek people in Sundays
plebiscfte. said today he was expect
Ing that the government would notify
| of the vote, but that he did not expect
| the notification to come today because
| OF the Greek superstition that Tues
| day is an unlucky day.
1T is like your Friday" he remarked
to the correspondent. mo matter
| what happens. they will not telegraph
| today"
Want Him to STEP Aside.
| By the Associated Press.
i NnNYcrr a NyrrrNnopy "A
AS soon as the result Of the plebiscite
In Greece. which resulted In favor Of
the return OF former King Conetan.
tine, became known here the Greek
patriarch called the holy synod and
the lay council into extraordinary ses-
sion and it was decided to dispatch an
energetic appeal to Constantine ex-
horting him to abandon his claim to
the Greek throne in favor Of Prince
George. pointing out that his return
to Greece not only would endaker the
position Of Greece, but would jeopsr-
die the future Of Hellenism.
The excitement among some Greeks
| reached such pitch that there was talk
Of the isolation Of Greece and the estab-
lishment OF an independent Ryxan-
tium- including Thrace. Smyrna and
Macedonia
Gets % Per Cent sf Votes.
By the Associated Press
PARIS. December 7.-Ex.King Con.
stantine received ss per cent Of the
votes cast In Sundays plebiscite ON
the question Of his return to the
throne OF Greece, 1t is announced in
an Athens dispatch. dated Monday, re-
ceived by the Greek legation here to-
day.
| The voters, 1t IL added, numbered
100000 more than the total taking
part in the recent parliamentary
Evening star., 1920-12-07
NAMES FIVE DELEGATES
TO WATERWAY CONGRESS
Selection Made by President Brad.
- ley q the Board sf xrsde.
Members Hlsessd,

I F4vn Aaaernt.n e,,c.,. g.. w..A.
0 "Sso1"g'
ron hoard or Trade to ~ sixteenth
T6onvSntion Of ths National Riysra ana
HarbefD Congress-, which hesfns fo.
morrow at the Willard Hotei. vere
named today BY Preaiaeot T.horaes
BF16ley of tie beard,
They arc Frank p Lee<ch. rAn p
Hsriow. William e. Ipcketf Irfhnr
81 ~ ana yoaen6 Z WNlirr
srne snMointmsmf o4 the Ss1..->A>.
vsa nnfhorixed by the ho.s6 ~ m
rr6eorS Sx ths(r rexuiHr mSo,Siy
sneetinr yester6ay afSsrnoon Ia ths
rooms of the 1osr6 a. Tr1AeA stsr
Evening star., 1920-12-07
powers Of LABOR
| OUTLINED BY
Ten Decisions Set Forth Ju.
risdiction of International
Bodies.

Ten decisions outlining the limits Of
Jurisdiction for international labor
organisations were rendered here dur
ing the past week by tho board Of
jurisdictional awards Of the building
trades department Of the American
Federation Of Labor. It was announced
today.
The decisions as summarized today
are as follows:
Tile setters awarded and plumber. de-
MED jurisdiction over work In all bath
and toilet room accessories made of
clay products. built-in tile-faced walls
and the like.
Carpenters and sheet metal workers
and lathers denied jurisdiction OF
work in the placing OF metal floor
nent,' Whenever supported by wood
props or other wood supports and used
as forms for concrete construction.
Electrical workers awarded and
elevator constructors denied jurisdic-
ton in the work Of sQuipping eleva-
phones, electric light fixtures and II.
Illuminated thresholds and electrical
interlocking devices except on auto.
matte elevators,
Carpenter. ,,.: ax.rdsd and lathers
staiiins bishopric board when applied
as sheathing, but when used for sub
Estitute for lathes jurisdiction Is
awarded lathers and denied car
penters.
Carpenters awarded the work of in
stalling maximum when used as in
sulation or sheathing: lathers award
ed installation OF haxinum keyboard
and insulation when same 10 used as
substitute for lath or when any plas-
TIC material is to be applied.
Sheet. metal workers allowed and
carpenters denied the hanging Of hol-
low metal doors and trim, except
sliding doors. the Installation Of door
frames the placing Of the trim about
the door or other opening and the
placing Of all other metal trim when
lighter.
Sheet metal workers allowed and
carpenters denied the setting Of hol-
low metal window frames and the
hanging Of hollow metal sash when
suoh ffaines and sash are made Of No.
10 gauge or lighter metal
Of ser ses,;rc wornsrs ,:w2eras$ turisdictien
columns when material IL heavier
than No. 10 gauge. Carpenters award
ed this Jurisdiction when material is
lighter.
1nterpretative decision regarding
the boards ruling in. matter Of con-
troversy between iron workers and
hthers over reinforced concrete con-
struction. declared: It is not to be
understood as abrogating, setting
aside or in any way altering the de-
ctsion Of the Rochester convention Of
the Building Trades Department in
November. 1919. awarding jurisdiction
over Hy-rib lath to the lathers' in
ternational. ana 1t IL to be understood
that the placing or Hy-rib hath or any.
ribbed metal 1ath, however it may be
used. comes within the Jurisdiction Of
this Organization.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
HARDING LISTENS
| AS LEADERS TALK
tconfinued from First PACED

not be surprising to some Of those who
noted the drift Of his mind II the home
problems would not take preceoence
/ One of his earliest visitors to Marion
will be Herbert Hoover, and MI:
Hoover is known to be concefne0
about domestic affairs, and seconoy
about relief to distressed Europe. He
does not regard the league OF nations
rank over conditions on this side Oh
the water.
WIN Call Conferences.
+ Tt is not to- be Inferred however.
that the President-elect Will forget
the association OF nations, since ne
contemplates calling into council this
month and early next month meA
whose first thoughts are classed as
being dev6ted to the league OF ma
Some Of the prospective visitors are
known to hold that Joining the league
viii be the first step toward restoring
a happier state Of affairs abroad.
with resultant stimulus to the estab.
Ilishment OF improved conditions At
home. -.
This is not necessarily the view Of
the; Prsside -elect, however, ana.
while no one seeks to speak Tor nun,
the thought which prevails - that
he believes the first thing to Pc done
is to proceed with reconstruction at
home and take up the association Of
nations at leisure.
The distinct impression prevails
that the President-elect r. IN con-
ciliatory spirit toward the two wtde-
iy differing views on the league Of
nations. and that he intends to pro-
ceed with patience and good temper
to try to bring the two factions to
some common ground Of agreement
which will not threaten tho peace OF
the republican party.
President-e1ect Harding ls describ-
ed as being fully alive to the fact 30
often stated by leading republicans
and reiterated by independents that
the republican party is on trial and
that Its future depends in large mea1-
ure upon the course Of the dominant
party in the next few months.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
DOUBTSP0SS|B|L|1Y
!. OF TRUCE FOR ERIN
Sir Hamar Greenwood Cheer.
ed When He Says Extreme
Irish Must Go First.
~ the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
LONDON. December 7-Sir Hamar
Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland.
declared emphaticaIly. amid cheers In
De house Of commons today, that he was
supnvinced there can be no truce or
successful advocacy Of truce in Ire.
land until the extreme leaders of-the
Irish republican army either surfen-
der and deliver their arms or are ar
rested.
EFFORTS to arrange q truce in Ireland
was the dominating topic of this
nnornines6 6'uewspeperA which printed
many rumorD gathered in Dublin and
London. These showed intense in
tsrest In the situation and Q Wide-
spread hope for definite reSu1tD from
the exchanges OF vi(sED-tf now u1der-
0tood to be GulJI on
One Dublsn sd{spafch declared there
Was NO elhGlee-of . truce while Arthur
0Fi6ltn a1d the MacNein brothers,
promin0nt Sim Fein leaders. were
kept tn prison, while another took
tho N1eW that the trreconci1ableS Of
the Irish republican brotherhood re-
any veFe In control Of the situation
and would be able to prevent any
oetf1ounent which did not recognise
their fun AemandA e fs,pretfy gem
orally, .conceded that .d8nVeESaffohs
have pot ~ yet reached the stage. of
dednate. nsEotletionA sr..'
Evening star., 1920-12-07
EXTENDS RAILROAD RATES

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today authorized the Trans.Mis-
sissippt Terminal Railroad Company
and the Texas Pacific Railway Conn
pany, with the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company, to enter into an agree
lment for the extension Of payment Of
! G3.ss3.ee0 worth Of per cent three
ye4r gold notes.
AZ the same time the commission
was petitioned BY tho Detroit and Toledo
Shore Line Railroad Company to in
crease itS common capital stock from
81. .6oe, eco to $3,5ee, 600.
Tho Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Company asked the commission for
Ipermission to issue common capital
I0tocle to the value Of $9.e34, 600.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
LEHlGH VALLEY COAL SUIT
WON By GOVERNMENT
Unanimous Decision Of Supraane
: Court Finds Violation Of Anti.
Trust Act.

The Lehfgh Valley railroad case,
sne second and last Of the crest m.
thracite coal antitrust csses. $50
Wco yeseeday b. The government.
Ins supreme Court, in the un1mS-
nous opinion OF the seven membefs
pArttcipating. held that tho existing
|combination Of the railroad and its
principal subsidiary companies vas
IN Violation Of the Sherman antitrust
act ana. reversing the lower Court.
Ordered enteying n1 . decree dissoiv-
me, -tne' c0nbauet3on and Fedistribut.
ing tts stocks bonds and properties
20 - 70 make each componsnt part
In fact Independent ana oompetative.
sSpectacelly named in tho order Of
DISSOLUTION were the Lshigh valley
Railroad Company, tho Lohikh VaIley
Coal Compa0y. the Lehigh Valley Cnai
aalss. Company Coz Brothers & CO,
s1a tne DELAWARE. 0usQuehanna and
SohuyIki1l Railroad Company. The
coars es disnisssd .sa s the bin 20 far as It
kt4s0 !aalroad and individual defend
Aata. Including the late 0eorEo Il.
RAee.- DaHtel q. Reid, Eden d. Thomaa:
Lyman -. Smith. e. r. 6totosbury.
0enrge r. Baker and other odicefs
and dtrectors Of tha defendant com
g gsn.ss prominent In the anandsl and
Justices MclssynSlds and Rr.aAe,.
took mo paft IN the oDnsidsrstion OF
the casa. II MAS announced,
Tne opinion Of the court, read by
Joseace >Csef5se. sustained in uneouiy.
ocal language practically every con-
eentton raised by the government IA
its bfs& Il wss held that the I,ehiEh
vallex FaiifoAA. through the coal
comleny Of the sasme name ana other
subsidiaries. monopolixed the pro-
duodon. transportation ana sale OF
anthracite coal from mines locafed
along its lines: that this monopoly
was sustained through illegal prefer
snces 70 the subsidiaries and that the
ofgaaiza&ton OF the Coal Gales Com
ctrctxmvenf the so-called Commodity
oaAnoe Of the interstate comnnerce acf
which fofbids . common carrier Id
transport coal In which It has any
interest
Evening star., 1920-12-07
PROBE OF UNCLE
SANS WORKSHOPS
PROVIDED FOR

REPRESENTATIVE c. Frank Reavis
- Nebraska today ihtsodhsede his
resolution proposing an ipvestiga-
43oo ef the government er6aniza-
ssons IN order to draft legislation
watch would call for such reorgan-
isat1on ~ might prevent duplies--
t1so and overlapping and result In
ocooomy and efficiency in the fed
aRA1 service.
The .Reavis resolution calls for
She appointment OF q Joint COM
n1ftteel Of three members Of the
House and the Senate to make O
study -of Uncle Sam's workshop
and t0.feport to Congress not later
than the second Monday in Deceffi--
her. 19z1, its recommendations for
FeorgaAisAtion-
Representative Reavis said today
nat he-wfn ask for o h1aring be-
10ro the Mouse. -sYUles committee
ana will devote his best efforts at
this session Of Congress to have
such s~5U1nt committee appointed.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
which shsy % honor.

andseendsnoe which thsy % honor.
ahfy cDyet
I have not % much laid before
you q ssriss Of recommendations
Gsnslsmsn, - sought to utter .
confession Of faith. Of the faith in
which I WAS bred and which Il IL
my solemn purposs to stand by
until my last lighting day. ] BE-
itsyS, this to b the tAith Of Amer
ioa. the faith of the futurs. ana ct
al th> Victories which await ma
tional action In the days 70 oofne.
whether In AR.EtcA o. elsewhere
Evening star., 1920-12-07
CITIZENS COUNCIL LIKELY


Final plans. for. conducting the com
ference on needs OF the public schools
between representatives Of the various
ofvio organizations and members Of the
board OF education at the franklin
School toporroW night, At & O'Clock.
vsre completed today by DR., Abram
0tmon, president OF the school govern.
ing body. DR.. Simon expressed the
healef that gt least afty delegates from
the civic bodies woaid attend.
The copferSpoe. II Ia believed, may
lad to Q permanent organization OF 4
c1ttzsnS council on education. COM
posed OF representatives of the civic
associations, which would co-operat te
With the school board On an school
questions. -
Evening star., 1920-12-07

lC0udnued rom First PAge,l
Ny stand has been criticised becsuse
Argentina 10 . small power daring to
face the world President Monroe
was the chief Of . small power when
he defied the holy alliance, but moral
strength won. So Argentiua has the
moral strength to take q stand for
principles without which we think the
league will be q failure. n
The league as . limited instrument
Ii not destined to produce good re-
sults. It must have . broad horizon
and be free from political bargaining '
M. Pueyrredon has received many
kilograms from home praising III
stand for the rights Of small coun-
tries. He il deeply interested in
knowing the opinion in the United
States OF his action.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
MAJ. w. p. KITS DIES.
Soena Tth Division omesr Had
Vic Acquaintance Hero. .,

1EAt Willfam p. Kits, q. 8. A., re-
0eA, sdfed last night At ESQ o'clock. at
Aig hpme fn haywood. MI.
MAJ Kits was attached to the 7th
0tvistoa before Il went ovefseaS. He
WaS retired last year. He had . wide
oequainka1ce in Washington,
yunelal services wiliske h6N Thurs
1ny a3te1noon 1t o'clock At me grave
n Arlington cemeterT. While in
WAAhlngton Mrs. Kfttss md daughter,
Mo oUksfve him. vfn be with Nrs. w.
= 8ccaokay, at z019 Columbia road.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
DIGNITY VS.. DOGS.
Justice McReynolds Shocks Court
Attaches In Canine Decision.

SUosACo "c0eyAoAoe SAockS Court
Attaches In Canine Decision.
After the Supreme Court had an
nounced some important decisions
yesterday. Justice Mcaseynolds gath.
eredg up some papers on the desk be.
fore him and began:
two dogs" =
When the oldest habitues, and es-
pecsally those who worship the ira.
dition Of weighty dignity. had recov-
cred from a lifetime surprise. Justice
AcReynolds announced a decision
sustaining the copstItAationality Of the
New York state law requiring the
licenaing Of dogs
Lillian Nicola OF. Brook1yn had been
convicted OF neglecting to license two
pets. She fought the case through va
rious courts and attacked the consti-
tutionalitZ> Of. the law, but the high
court afirmeA her conviction.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

South Africa, with sfxty-ssven mines
In operation, exported moro than .
million tons Of coal last year fer the
frst time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

Ma tych zasozeniach z tych "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
Ze spraw r~obotniczych.

Wiedza wszyscy, wiedza ida
VIVA, jak Pismo nasze oduosi sic
do kos i spraw robotniczych,
przeto - ida sic nam-zbytecz-
na byaoby tn rzeczs rozwodzic sic
dsrgo mad uzasadnieniem naszego
stanowiska j nasze - nieod-
miennej melody odnoszenia sic
DO owych hot i spraw. Streszcza-
my wiec tyfko, IL popierajac W
ca3ej pe1ni i ma ka1dym koku, ma
kazdem polu tutejszego przemy-
s4u - wszeIkie uzasadnione "a
dania robotnicze, uznajac tee
wszelhe robotnik6w prawo do
organizosEania sic ola cel6w sa.
moobrony pred wyzyskiem, "a.
chodzacym tn, jak wszedzie, W
marlborough przyksadach, -
jednoczesnie podreslamy, re ME
zgodzimy sic nigdy ma jakies u.
~zurpowanie sobie przez robotri'
cze kola i organizaeye prerogaty'
tyw, "a daleko idacych, pretensyi
- wprost dyktatorskich, kt6re u
czyni4yby " kohcu efekt taxi, il
pracodawca u siebie sarnego pa
mem wealeby ME byi, lecz bylby
zawissy we wszystkiem, co robic
kiedy robie, jak robic, lie robie-
cd swoich robotnikow. Nasza "a,
da dobra, jaks wszystkim dajemy
i z jaka sobie sami najlepiej "a
dzimy w ciagr lat juz szeregr
ca,ego, jest: poeozumienie mozli'
vie ~najlejsze pracodawcow z pra'
cobiorcami, ME wyzyskiwanie TO
botnika, owszem dbanie o jegc
! dobrobyt, zadowoienie, 0 to, BY
go Mkt ME pokT1ywdzii; ale ME
pozwalamy i ME pozwolimy nj
gdy ma to, by nam ktoS obey WITTY
kai nos W nasze interesy, gada
nam, jak my many nasze sprawy
prowadzic i W naszym wsasnyH
domu = nam ,bossowal.'
Ma tych zasozeniach, z tych "a
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
z Text R~edakcyjnej.
La WINA!...

Trudno pisac dis - zaraz ko-
mentarz o wyniku wczorajszej e.
lekcyi.. =. Odczekae trzeba rapor-
tow straightforward, wiesci dokia-
dnych j pewnych. =. TIE, kt6re
dis posiadarny - wprawdzie tee
SO pewne - W szczegole najwaz-
niejszym, alec ~interesuja mas je-
szcze sprawy inne, dalsze - to-
warzyszace wyborowi giownych
kraju naczelnik6w: ma ME pocze-
.kac trzeba, DO rezultat6w gioso-
wanna CO do mich niena jeszcze
W chwili, gdy kreSlimy sfowa nj
,nieisze.
Jedno jest jua niewatpliwe -
to mianowicie, IL istra - LAWI-
NAL. republikanska zwaliia sic
IA kraj caly, a ia lawina pogrze-
baia wszystko - co ME republi-
kahshe - choGby byso rajlep--
sze! Zgineli pod ia lawina | lu--
.dzie dobrzy i ,sprswy wazne -
najwa1niejsze.. ,
Ano - trudnol DIS ME pora,
sensuby ME byso snuciG sic pc
takim wyniku Rampant j krakat
nan; - pozytku stad zadnego ME
przyezyni sic przecie.
Owszem - przeciwnie: ~.
czsc zwyciezcom, by-dla dobrs
powszechnego, dla dobra Ojczy-
my naszej - wielhej i swietnej
Republid Stan6w IL, 1dziaiae
umieii i mogii - jak najwiecet
SAINT wszyscy wezmy sic do dal-
szej piracy - buduiac, ME walac,
pomagajac-nie szkodzac, popie-
rajac wszystko dobre - ME pre-
szkadzajac-
I pamistajmy - kzepie, sku--
.piae, wzmacniae waasne zastepy,
a ksztafcie spoieczenstwo! Me
rezygnowae, ME dawae "a wygra
IA! w imie Idei, W kt6re wierzy-
my, zaczae jui dis - zaraz -
ma drugi diei 20 wyborach -
kampanie edukaeyjna, przygoto-
wawcza do roAachunku "a -
cztery lata. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

Czyz to vice Gala unia krawie-
cka jest socyalistyczno bolsze-
wioka2.., Bynajmqiej. Unia kra
wieeka Jest tylko zagarnieta przez
zydow = przewainie zydow TO-
syjskich, pod ich jest wpfywem l
oni kreca MIA, jak kreca wlasnie
bolszewizmem w Rosyi! To jest
fakt pewny. w gfownej radzie
(ujoint board") uni omawianej
~wielcszoSG jest zyd6w, przewod-
niczacym jest zyd, botszewik zna
ny, Mkt sic co do niego ME ludzi,
Mkt o tenn watpliwosci zadnycl'
ME ma; po lokalach rowniez zy
dow jest, co niemiera, a to prawie
w'szyscy tez s~ocyaliSci i bolszewl,
cyl I wobec tego pozostali czhon-
kowie - ME zydzi, wsr6d mich
Polacy, ME wiele moga tam zdzia
lac = @prost ME wiele maja do
gadania! A czionkowie ci - po-
nosza ciezary niemale - co mic
siaca kazdy PLACID must Pc diva
dolary do kasy gf6wnej, DO jcsIi
ME zaplaci, to go Z unii wyrzuca ;
a z tego miliony-sie zbieraja szyb-
ko, milionami zaS tyni dysponu-
ia zydowscy sympatycy tutejsi
bolszewizmu talk, jak sic i'm po-
doba!.. Przyzna kazdy, re sto-
sunki to bardzo niedobre, re po-
zostawione tax - raczej jeszcze
gorzej i to szybko psut sic bedq,
&c zatem nalezaioby wgladnqc W
tie sprawki, a poddat je kontroli
b~ezstronnej i skutecznej.
Kto to zrobiY... Powinni to
zrobic - powinni zajac sic tenn
przedewszystkiem czlonkowie sa-
Uni! Dowiadujemy sic, re nieste-
ty wiekszoSe tych czionk6w maio
dba o sprawy uni inne poza u
trzymaniem W dobrym stanie
swej przynaleznosci, a to reduku-
je sic do zapiacenia owych dwu
dolarow miesiecznie. Ma posie-
dzenia ME chodza, niczem sic ME
interesuja. TAX wiaSnie robia !
nasi Polacy, kt6rzy na posiedze--
MIA swojego polskiego lokalu u
czeszczaja rzadko i nielicznie. To
bardzo lie! Tenn sic wlasnie
dzieje, IL zydzi zagarneli kontro-
lie mad unia i jej lokalami, re dis
kreca MIA - jak chca i podszywa-
ia ja pod swe oryentacye polity-
czne - wrogie tutejszemu ludo'
wi i krajowi! Gdy| socyalisci i
bolszewicy faktycznie maiy pro-
Ecent stanowia wSr6d czlonkow
tel uni, jednakze dlatego, re So
czynni i zabiegliwi, a reszta
czionk6w opieszaa, dlatego fla
| pail kontrole spraw w swoje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
DO wIADoMosu.

wsEyStkleA hSsresantoW nn4uyr1.&
mieJ prOsimy Q Hr-sestxSeGAAss OooD
szyca wskax6wekI
Biura Adminfstrasyi aanet OtwAES.
Erana dc 1850 wieczoren - e dnia, .
wEyJstkiem niedxieI . twtst oAoWsS1Ae
gSeyeh.
Eat~eresaptew co dnia ~ GODzlNACH
PoPoEUDNIoWYCH % 2-gtej d Ssss
- . w~yjstkiem
Redakcya ola l~ntereGantew OfW1R0
fest TYLKO w GODzINACH POHANs
NIGH, Cd GODzINY 1850 DO ID
ny I1IsoI - Dofu2niu tyIks n sDeev"
Redaktor Naczelny przyJnnte tate.
Resaatow TYLKC Pc GODZINIH 1o-te1
FRIED PObUDNIEM.
Uprasxa sic, wpzeikie praW . Re4nk
eya Ealatwiae. o he FlS6As
ME, BIO M koawerSaeye dfuEte ME No.
nay cEasut tyIko " snr.rxleh a1esegO6
niejaEeJ waEi Osobisfyeh, lab ME aaJe.
eyeh sic zalRtwte y~ieale arOgS He
respondencyf prosiny ta~1e sfe oso-
hIScie, EaehowutRe m wsgledHae, De :
kolo Eodxiny 11-feJ KAmykany GA1eto
q wszysey naJhardkieJ Jestetny wteAv
KoresponaentSw upPassany sHAo.
Srezo. ably pasali CZYTELNM ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MAszYNB, MI
TBYT SCISLTwIE I TYLkO Ma il
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSIi utvwoKy takdeko4wtek ME naJ0
ave Oxlossone, pOehiania 10 kOsa
redRkeyJnyt 1e6lt~ NO89anne - Do gWTo-
tn, W rnzte ME ogf0szenfa, AAleAy g
wRAZNIH EAZNACEYC I ZALACEXC
HNACzEK PoCzTOWY Ma ZWH0TNA
PRZESYEKE.
Zadayeh ko~manIkat6w d sglosseAia
de nalexy prsesyiae n kArtnch cd
krytychg ZADNYCH TEE ME PREYJs
NIUE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELHFO-
NICZNYCH - ehyha " wy1atkOWycA
-ypadknchB rSuale8 0gAosxeh, a0tye1s-
ryeh tOwarxyStu, t~elefsRicH1is ME
-DrEyjnutemy.
WsseTkie o9loszenia nale&s d Dxia.
In oElosEeh w AdminiStraey1 Z tan ate
9 niemi swraeaE nale8y.
P~odxfekOwamfa - WSZELK1EGO r.
axaJu. REZoLUCYE ZAkOBN1, P0LE-
rYCZNE . L - na1esS do DHaafo OGso-
Asen-
wszeIkie korespondeaeye. 1aWfad0-
m4enia Q & ,. H1nsSa bye DoADlSaAe -
peinem naSwisklem wrnS . adreSen -
EnaeeROg beximiennych. h0h DOaDisaAyeA
aomy6lnIkiem. Abe wres1cte a1oWeD
.KOmktetD - komunikaeyt, n h0reos
Dondeneyi ME Eandessesamy.
ME OElAs&aAy 4ADNYC8
,BALOW,', ami wyeleeseks mb sDann1h
Sswn. URZADzANYcH - NLnDxEDI1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

chciwe i nieuczciwe rece, a majac
ia, wykorzystuja, sytuacye, wy
korzystuja to, re sic znajduja ma
ezele i wpfywy wywieraja bar--
do zgubne, calcj zas uni psujs
fatalnie opinie wsr6d reszty spo-
feczenstwa.
Nasi rodacy-czfonkowie krawie
ckiej uni powinni zastanowic sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

przeciwko radykalnyrn zakusorn,
kontrolowae je, ma rece patrzec
prowodyrom zydowskim: OTTO -
CO dobrego moze zrobie choeby
i ten tylko jedn nasz czysto pol
ski lokal uni omawianej. w ia
kich zabiegach - niezawodnic
dopomoga mu wszyscy dobrzc
myslacy obywatele i ~jeszc7e po-
WHINE uznanie mu dada.