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The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
STATE HAPPENINGS.

Harrison - The dirt roads between Harrison and Jasper have been made almost impossible by the recent heavy rains. All mail is being carried by horseback. A mass meeting was held last night, when t was decided to take immediate steps to improve the high ways.
 Texarkane. = Following a confer ence by number of the larger dry goods and clothing nercnants, it was announced that dry goods and cloth ing stores will close turing the sum- mer months at ?. m. instead Of at 6 p. m.
 alvern-County Judge Charles F. Berry of Hot Spring county has an- nounced he will be candidate for re- eloction. Former Judge J. M Gala wei also has announced his candidacy for the same position.
 Ozark. Tc test the qualincatIops of teachers, examinations will be con ducted st Ozark hy the ccun,y super intendent June 1T and IS.
 Conway Municipal ordinances reg ulating tire operation of automobiles in Conway vii! be rigidly enforced hereafter. Mayor ", D, Cole said.
 Carlisle. The Carlisle High School has closed. The address to the class was made by " .. Davis, county superintendent. Diplomas were presented 10 five graduates.
 Ashdown. = Curry B. Freeman Of Ashdown, junior at the University of Arkausas, has rece.rpd an appoint menf to tLe cel,ege training class of the Nationa. City Bank of New York.
 Ashdown.--Th Baptist women of Little River county will hold an all day tai)y ai the new church here.
 Lonoke. The local post of the American Legion. and the Confederate and Union veterans Of Lonoke county VII holt. Memorial Day program at the auditorium, of Lonoke High School.
 Bentonyiile. = John Boyd. recently elected city engineer, has resigned and has bce.l sJcseeccd by Clata Cram mar.
 BentoEr.ile F. A. Wood, county superintendent of schools. has an Ecrpced fiat teachers examinations wi.l :,e hsli here Jnne 1T and IS
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
IF TOUR
 GIVEN IN. REPORT.
BENEFITS DERIVED FROM PROF TABLE FARMING TOUR
 ARE VERY GREAT.
50 MEMBERS MAKE THE TRIP
Many Interesting Facts Are Brought To the Attention of the Members Who Inspected Farms, Farm
 Machinery and Diaries.

Little Rock. = That prosperity for the farmer means prosperity for the banks is the conclusion reached by the committee appointed on the re- cent third annual profitable farming tour to investigate the cooperative re- lations between the farmer and bank CT in the sections covered by the tour
 J. D. Covey, vice president of the American Bank of Commerce and Trust Company of Little Rock, was chairman of the committee. In note accompanying the report, MT. Covey wrote to H. M. Cottrell, agriculturist of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau of the Little Rock Board of Commerce as follows:
 q want to state that the benefits to be derived from the profitable farming tour are very great indeed. l do not believe that there is a single one of the 50 members of the party who is not now enthusiastic over tae splendid results of the trip.
 Members of the committee in addi- ton to MT Covey were. c. $. Fitz- patrick of Helena. president of the Arkansas Bankers Association; Chas Mckee of Marianna; L. K. Brown, Brinkley; w. L. Blanks. Hamburg; J. B. Norman. z. B. Curtis, Little Rock and S. c. Alexander, Pine Bluff.
 Our itinerary was so completely arranged with the principal object in view of inspecting farms, farm ma chinery, the effect of the various kinds of fertilization, the inspection of the many breeds of high bred cat tie, hogs. sheep and chickens, as well as horses and mules, silos and the wonderful results of silage as feeu, the arrangement of the many dairy barns and the wonderful success each has attained, together with the hun dreds of other interesting and profit able demonstrations brought to our attention, that we had no time to. wis it and interview the bankers except in a very few instances.
 The bankers we had the privilege of interviewing informed US that their deposits were largely from the far mers and in some communities the farmers borrow very little money from the banks. In the village of Ed ridge, Ia., some 15 miles from Daven- port, with a population of 250 has two banks with aggregate loans of nearly s1,000,O00, only about s100,000 of the amount being loaned in and around the village, the other s900.000 being loaned in other sections of the coun- try.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
GENERAL PERSHlNG
 TO QUIT TIE ARMY
ASKS TO BE RETIRED WHEN RE- ORGANIZATION WORK IS
 COMPLETED.

Washington. - General Pershing. Tn letter to Secretary of War Baker made public, indicated his desire to be placed on the retired list as soon as his work under the army reorgani- zation act is completed. This meas. ure provides certain duties for the general of the army in connect on with the reorganization of the va rious branches of the service. It is expected that he will complete the work within a few months.
 General Pershing said he did not care to make any statement as to his future plans. Under the special act of Congress giving him the rank of full general in life, he will continue to draw full pay and allowances. Un- der these circumstances it is expect ed that he might not make any busi- ness connections immediately, if at all. Reports were in circulation some time ago that he intended to engage in the banking business with Gen. Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, but this was denied.
 The placing of General Pershiag on the retired list will solve a problem which has vexed both the War De- partment and Congress. There is no place for the commanding general of the army in the peace time scheme of the army organization unless he were made chief of staff. Secretary of War Baker has shown no disposi- ton to relieve General March from this post With General Pershing out ranking General March it is obvious that complications might have arisen if the former were to remain On ac- tive duty.
 Since his return from France Gen. eral Pershing has been occupied the greater part of the time in closing up the affairs of the American eXpedi- tionary forces. He also has made in- spection trips for the secretary of war around army camps and at Pana- ma. The working out of various changes in the organization of the army under the new act will keep him occupied in an advisory capacity for some months.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10

Little Rock. = Governor D. Senators Kirby and Robinson and Sasa T. T, Gotham are the Big Fonr Ass VI will represent Arkansas at tho ea0 cratic National Convention tho sl,iO ls4, part of this month Eight of the s,'sf ~ ty-six delegates and alternates so, lul'' ed blythe Democratic State can' ss'sSe Committee are women. The comnla. la q list follows: p'e'e
 At Large-Delegates: Gov q T Brough, Senator W. F. Kirby. saoatn . Joe T. Robinson, Mrs. T. T. Cotns~ s'i
 Alternates: James D. Head og a1a Ter, Miss Josephine Miller of I5t.,' ., Rock, Seth c. Reynolds of AshdoNa and R. P. Allen of Little Rock
 Congressional delegates:
 First District-John H. Hawthor,. of Jonesboro; Ad Bertig of ParaeonlS' Alternates, Mrs. R. P. Taylor of psrs gould, Mrs. Edwin Bevens of Helena
 Second District-J. B. Baker of M0i bourne, w. E. Hamil of Pocaboptas. Alternates, Sam Deener and Mrs. Nel lie Trevathan of Batesville.
 Third District-J. D. Covey of Rar tonyille, Claude 4. Fuller of Eprat. Springs; alternates, J. Sam Rowland of Harrison, Frank Carson of Yell vile.
 Fourth District-W. E. Decker Of Fort Smith, J. D. Sanderson of Tex. arkana. Alternates. Mrs. Stella Briz. zolara of Fort Smith. Senator Ben Johnson of Waldron.
 Fifth District-R T. Compton of Wing, Heartsill H. Ragon of Clarks. vile. Alternates, Andy Ward of Clarksyille, J. B. Crownoyer of Darda. nelle.
 Sixth District-Sam Levine of Pine Bluff, W. M. Garden of Malvern. A. ternates, Mrs. J. F. Manier of Hot Springs. Heber Mclaughlin of Toltec.
 Seventh District-E. o. Mahoney of Fl Dorado, Henry Bodeaux of Der mott. Alternates, Mrs. c. w Smith of Camden, and J. c. Jolly of Warren.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Sin Eein Gains strennth.

Belfast, Ireland. As a result of county and district council elections, the Sin Fein-Nationalist alliance has secured control in County Tyroae for the first time. In addition it has maintained itsh old on County Fer mangh by majority of 559.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Will Not Carry roons.

Berlin. Members of the railway mems union have decided 10 reuse to work on trains carrying French ne gro troops across Germany to Poland, according to the Taegiische -Rund- schau, which states a demand to this effect has been presented to the Ger man government by France.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Benzol Blast Is Fatal.

Akron. o. = One man is dead and a score injured, many seriously if not fatally, as the result of an explosion of 15,000-gallon tank of benzol at the plant of the Mason Tire and Rub Der Company.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Italians AnnihiIated.

London. Albanian insurgents have annihilated an Italian battalion near Alessio, and Italian warships have shelled that city, according to a Vienna dispatch to the Exchange Tel egraph Company, quoting Belgrade report
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Reneals Wartime Acts.

Washington. By unanimous vote the House Judiciary Committee order ed out a resolution repeating all war time emergency Legislation excepting the lever food control act, the espion- age law, and the District of Columbia rent profiteering measure.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
To Sell U. s. Vessels.

Washington. T While giving Ameri- can shipping interest preference in the acquisition of goyernment-owned tonnage, merchant marine legislation agreed upon by Senate and House con ferees would authorize the Shipping Board to sell vessels to foreign inter ests.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Explosion Kills Many.

London. Fourteen persons were killed, 100 others were injured and many buildings were destroyed by the explosion of so carloads of explosives in a suburban station of Turin.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
landalIde covers vIIIsae.

Guayaquil, Ecuador. A landslide has buried part of the village of Achu- pavas. in the province of Chimborazo. Several houses were buried.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Editors Select Miami.

Miami, Fla. Miami was chosen by unanimous vote as the 1921 con- vention city of the National Editorial Association, now in session in Bos- ton. according to telegram received here.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Moroooo Accents Peace.

Paris. -- Rebellious tribesmen in French Morocco have yielded to mili- tary authorities there and have ac- cepted the conditions of peace pre- sented by the French.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Named Private Chamberlain.

Rome. e.-Monsignor John Cawley. chancellor anc secretary of the dio- cese of Monterey and Los Angeles, Cal. was named private chamberlain to the pape at the Vatican.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
ExnlosIon Kills Six.

Pittsburgh, Pa. At least six men were killed by an explosion fn the shaft of the Ontario Gas Coal Com pary. near Cokeshurg, Pa
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Six uninstructed peIeaatea.

Roswell, N. M. The Democratic state convention in session, named six uninstructed delegates to the Democratic national convention
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Turks Take Bozanti.

constantinople. It Is reported that the Turks captured Bozanti, north of Adana, on May 30, taking prisoner large number of Frencn.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10
Hunnarians Get peace.

Versailles. The treaty of peace with Hungary was signed in the Grand Trianon palace here.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10

The House of Quality UNExCELLED PRESCRIPTION
 DEPAIRTMENT 200 ". Second Phone Main 22Y
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10

MONEY TO. LOAN On Watches, Diamonds and Jevvelry. Bargains fin Unredcemed Pledges. Markham and Main Sts.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10

SUIT CASES, BAGS, LEATHER GOODS
 Wholesale and Retail 213 Main st. Phone M. 175O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
ANGLIA SADOWI SIE MAD
BALTYKIEM.

Londyn, 5. lutego. - OPraco--
wany d. Z stycznia plan finanso-
wanna ltandDu Estonis. kotwa i
kitwa uzyska} sanscye rzadu
brwyjskiego zostanie wprowa-
dzony W zycie.
(Powyzsza Enociotka dePesza
zdaje sic najjaSniej tiumaczyc
dotychczasowc mezyczliwe sta
rowisko Anglii wobec Polski. An
glia chce sama zawAadnac Ba4ty-
kiem boi sic silnej Polski. ably
jei ME robifa kCnkurencyi W han
u1u. Clpce f1oniecznie zapcwnic So
bic monopol ma dostawe swych
perkal1k6w do port6lw ba}tyckich,
d stamtad droga ladowa dalcj w
.giab Roeyi Azyi, Przyp. Red.
Dzeu. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
H. A. BLAIR PREZESEM
kOMPANII LINII
TRAMWAIOWYCH.

Henry A. Blair zostaf wczoraj
obrany prezesem chicagoskieJ
kompanii linii tramwajowych ;
Leonard A. Busby, bedacy przcz
ostatnich oSm lat prezeScm
Iinii tramwa jowyc c h .
zostal przydzielony do komitetu
wykonawczcgo, ktorego Blair,
zosta1 mianowany przewodnicza-
GYM. Blair, kt6ry objaf rownicz
kierownictwo mad wydzialem ri
chu linii tramwajowych oswald
czvi wczoraj, IL ma nadzleJe, re
W konjunkturze w}adzami mleJ
skiemi Stanowa Komisya Uzy-
tccznosci Publicdnych doprowa-
dzi do takiego systemu ulep-
szci transportacyi, re lepszego
nigdzie ME znajdzie (?). I IL
s,rnieciem Z prezesury Busby'c-
90, zrezygnowa} rowniez general
ny superintendent ruchu tram
wajowego William Weathewax.
Nastepca jego Mkt ME zostal
jeszcze mianowany. Pensya no.
wo obranego prezcsa kompanii
linii tramwajowych prawdopo.
dobnie wynosit bedzie $4,000
rocznic. Burmistrz Thompson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

i>ady Micjskiej, by miaSto mic
zwiocz1ic wdrozyio dochodze--
MA przcciwko wyzyakiwaczom
czynszow. ktorzy miclito5ciwic
zdzicraja Swoich lokatorow, ka-
zqc i'm placic cd 50 do 100 pro-
cent wiecej czynSzu niz rok tc-
mu. W rezolucyi ktora ma przcd
stawic Radzia Miejskiej, aid. Mul
cahy zada, by miasto mlanowaSo
komitet, ktoryby natychmlaSt
rozpoczai dochodzenia przeciw--
ko kazdcmu spckulantowi czyn-
szu. a take uiozyi pewne plany,
celcm zapobiczenia dalszemu wy
zyskowi lokatorow. Ogromna i
lose zazalcn wplyneta jaz do de
partamentu sluzby publicznej. do
wydzialu asesorow. oraz do ko-
misyi przystepnych cen zadne
tych cial ME przedsdewzieio 10
zadmych krok6w, by przyjsc Z
pomoca wyzyskiwanym, czesto
ubcgim rodzmom. Jest to obec-
ME pierwszy wNpadek, W 1to-
rym aid. Mulcahy zqda przyAoze-
MIA reki Rady Miejskiej do tel
sprawy; moi zobaczymy, Jak Ra
da Miejska do tego sic zabierze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
oDRZUCI OFERTE
POKOJOWA?
Londyn, 5. lutego.

Londyn, 5. lutego. FoIsNa
wvsfs|a v,sterns note do rzadu
Rosvi sow;et6w, W Htorcj podaje
,,,u do w;adonoSci. &c rad jej o.
hccnie sta1yutc postawjon2 o.
~tatnio przez Lenina. Trotzky'e-
o, ! Czrzerina oieTte pokojo"a.
Rad sowiet6w wydai ia raz'c
rrzkaz SWIM wojskom ma ironcle
,orskim. ably staFy spokoinie ma
swvch Ubecnych pozycyach.
Londyn, 5. lutego. - Donosz2
t. ale kto sk2d:N, &c wobec
tonie>ionvch ostatnio dwu w'eI-
,.;ch ,,,esk przsz wojska rz2du So
wiet5v. pols,la oJrzuci jeeo ofer-
tc p1l7ojow2,
Dcprsza L Archangielska do
udezsy podaje W szczegolnoSci'
&c rosvisEa arnria ochotn'cza w
t,o&udnsowei Rosy znaczne od--
,,:osia zwvciestwo mad boiszewi-
l:ami mad Donem, zmuszajac ich
Go odwrotu poza te rzeIe po-
,,.,5s,;a,, bez3adna ucieczEe naJle-
oszvch pukow sowieckiej kawa-
Isrv; pod generaiami Brdennym
Daunlenko. Zwycieskle wo}SNa
antiboaszewrckie Ddobyty Podo-
hno przyrem 50 armat / l5O kara
b;n5w maszynowych, oraz wzieiy
ZOO iencom do niewoh,
lima depesza rskrowa, kt0r2 O.
trzvmano tu dziefejszej nocy Z
lEIadvwosto4u. przynosi wiado-
most o drugiej klesce bols0ew1-
k6w. izka PonieSli rzekomo ma
Svbervl. Tutaj Pod"bno wolSka
,zeskie zdobyY Z Powrotem IT.
ks.ck ! zwr6cily sic nastePn'e
NOV " kicrtmku zact'otn'm, aby
przyjSc z pomoca zagnozonym
woistom serbstcir1, P0iskfrn ru-
muhSHim.
CWiarygodnoSc powyzszcJ de-
peszy wygtada baTdzo Podejrza'
Me. Nc jeszcze mic donoszono q
oowrocie polskieeo minhstra
spraw zsgranicznych Patka dc
Warszpwy, wiec tenn samem ME
moze bye jeszcze mowy o 0decy'
dowarvm zamiarze odrz'lcenio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
DLACZEGO CIELFCE KOT-'
TY KOSZTUJA PO 70
CENTOW FUNT?

DIaczego cielecira na kotlety
foztuje zoe funt, daja ia to od-
towiedz ckspcrci rzezalnianl, kto
rzy przedstawiajac przyczyne tel
drozyzny W ten nlhrcj wieccJ spo
sob: Najlepsza cielecina spree
dawana jest detalistom po 81
81 centow, "a funt, lecz &c cic-
lecina koztuje 70 certtow funt.
Jest to tylko wilma naszych 60
spodyh - powiadaja. Wszystkie
obecnie posiadaja wiele pieniedzy
% zadna Mich ME chce kupo-
wac innej czeSci cdelecia, jak tyl-
ko .cielecme ia kotlety i to pierw
szei jakosci. Rzeznik, ktory ku,
puje cafy tulow cieleoia i piaci
"a niego po 81 centow, pozosta-
jq mu niego inne czesci, kto-
rych gospodynie ME chea kupo'
wac pr6cz kotlet6w i ma pieczy,
ste, skutkiem czego zlnuszony
Jest sprzedawac pozostaie czeSci
o wielc tanicj. Stad wyrika, IL
gospodynie "a sw6j gryunas
wybrcdnoSc musza placic po 7c
centow "a mieso na kotlety. Do
obeonej drozyzny cielat przyczy
MIA sic r6wniez to, IL W biezacyn1
miesiacu i W marcu dostawa cle-
lat ia targi, bywa najslabsza W
calym roku. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
STO MILIONoW DOLAROW
MA ULEPSZENIE DROG,

w hotelu la Sale odbyla
sic wczoraj dwunasta roczna kon
iera2cya dclegatow stanowego
dcpartamentu mississippi VAL
ley State Highway Department
na ktorcj uchwalono rezolucye
zqdajaca od Kongresu ukoncze-
MA obecnych planow federalnych
w kooperacyi wiadzami stano-
wemi W sprawic budowy goscin-
COW. Dclegaci zadaja rowniez,
by'rzqd roziozy} sp}ate sunny sto
nilion0w dolarow na cztery lata
iiSkaEne t. ]. do 1923 roku, oraz
Sprzeciwiajq sic stanowczo jake
nIukolwiek planowi, ma podsta-
vie ktorego federalna komisya
goScincow mogiaby budowac dro
81 bez ltooperacyi Stanu' konfe-
rencya uchwalila rowniez inna
rezolucye, potepiajaca propagan-
de, prowadzona przez amerykan
Skie stowarzyszenia autombilo-
we ceIem zmnicjszenia oplat "a
licencye automobiloWe, ME ba--
czac ma okolicznoSci, IL ulepsze-
lie naprawa goscihcow op}aca
nc sa tylko podatkow automo-
biLowvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
I Biura NstsarauglelAsg',

Wsch6d slofca gOdzinie 6:59.
ZaotD6d sIOhea o gOdzinie sos.
Poeoda " Chicago o&Oliey: Pre-
vai1ie pOehmurnie " cZwartek W
pistek. przy prawdepOdObnej Emianie
ma uiepewna pOgOde. Temperature pod
nssi sic poyoH. UmiarkOwany wschOdni
pOSudniowo-wschedni wiatr'
Temperature doby miniOnej: NaJ"yE'
ga wzoraj gOdzinie 6tej POpoiu-
dL,luI, 50 stopni, najnitsJs o godzinie b
rano. "A stopni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
ZE SLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE
MORDERSTWA ENRIGHTA.

Przcz caIy dzieH wczorajszy
odbywaiy sic przcsiuchy W blu
re stanowcgo prokuratora Hoy
ne'a Swiadkow podejrzanych o
zamordowanie Enright'a. "
zwiazku ze wSpomniahem NOR
dcrstwcm policya arcsztowaia
wczoraj 25ciu podejrzanych przy
;acioi wrogow zamordowanego'
Wcd4ug zeznania naocznego
Swiadka morderStwa, mezczyzna
kt0rv kicrowa4 automobilem, z
ktorego padly Strzaly, miaf bye
podobny do aresztowanego Car
rozzo. prezesa unii zamiataczy
ulic. Zgodnie tenn twierdzenlem
policya podaje, IL str6z budNnku
zamordowanego A. kolar row
niez widziai tuz W oddalajacym
sic automobilu me6czyzne, kto-
~ odpowiadai zupenie co do po-
dobienstwa Carrozno'wi. = po-
wodu tego, IL Carrozzo bN w1nlc
szany juz conajmniej w dwlc
strzelaniny poprzednie / W jedna
afere czano rekowcow, stano-
Wy prol1urator Hoytne zatrzyma'
60 pod klrnzem, dop6ki sprawa
ME wyjaSni size zppeinie. Detek-
tywi utrzymuja, IL Cd chwil
nprderstwa Enrtght'a, pieciu
WIoch0w, kt6rych sic poszuku-
| jc, znikbo poludniowej strony
miasta. Bliscy przyjacielc zamor
dowancgo T. Malley i T. Rcy-
nolds upewniaja, IL morder-
Stwo to byfo juz Cd d}uzszcgo
czasu zrecznie uplanowane, lecz
dopuscili sic go ludzie, najPraw
dopodobnniej piatni, a ME maja-
cy zadncj lacznosci Z organlza-
cyami robotniczemi. Po kilko .
/ godzinnem Sledztwic Big Tim"
Murphy'ego, organizatora unil
robohlik0w gazowych, powodu
braku dowed1v prokurator
HoNne uwolnil aresztu. En-
right wracajac onegdaJ wicczo-
rem do domu, przy Garfield blvd.
zostai zanordowany tuz przed
SVEN mieszkaniem przez jadace
GO W automobile mezczyzne, kto
ry strzeli} do niego dWukrotnie z
obcietej dubelt6wki, poczem szyb
ko sic oddalii; pr6cz skrytoboj-
cv, W maszynie znajdowal sic
drugi jeszcze mezczyzna. Dalsze
SicdztWO W toku.
| Avn nHTTT HAIJU VIZ CDDA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05

Duis, czwartek, lutego: Sw. Aga
ty P9nny.
JutrO. piate41, 6 lutegO: S~. Doro'
ty Fanny.
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SPRAWA SZPITALA.

Washington, 5. lutego. - W g
statnich czasach MONA byio zau-
Wazyc skarsi ia stosunki w szp;-
talach, ma przepelnisnic. ia nic-
Ddrowc pMywienie. naWct s}v-
szeliSmy lsst se11ator6w o-'&arze-
ME sekretarza skafbu, ;e to Ego
wilma, ia wieiki szptaI iaki :,,ial
bye wybu'dowany na Speedway
W okolicy Chicago ME zoeta4 ukoti
czony. Ma to sekretsrz skarbu
wslkaza4 la S. Hmesa, ktory pod
ja} sic wybudowac wspomniany
s1pital "a 3 miliony ddardw, ma
co tez rad odpowiednia sume wy
maczyl. Pozniej jednak Hines
zjSwif sic u sekretarza sdcarbu, "a
dajac poreczerEa, ze skarb pokry-
je wszelkre hoszta ppnad 3 milo
ny. PonHewaz byia uchwe4a sena-
tn tyiko ma 3 mTliony. sekretarz
GLASS ME mogi samow'olnie zmie-
mac uchwa+y i ME mogf zadmych
przyrzeczen robic w swoim imie-
niu. Poniewaz Hines nre moze "a
podobna Gene przeprowadzac BIT
dowv, ME moze "a to brac zadnej
Observation-Disclosures sekretarz Sar-
bu. Me nlole ON tenn samem bye
odpowiedzialny "a stosunki PANT
jace po szpitalach.
GINA w OGNIU.
Nowy York, 5. lutego. - Stra
szna tragedya odegrala sic W
Dokoficzenie &c str. 3ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05

,icdZtWO " tOku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-05
Ustawa kolejowa.
Panika Pienie1ina.
Hoover Me Ustaje.
SPRAWA SZPITALA.
Gina " Ogniu.
DOrazny Sad.
Strajk Nauczycieli.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Gina " Ogniiu.
Dorazny Sad.
Strajk Nauczycieli.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

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