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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29

body, including in it's membership
representatives of the public as well
as of the railroads and employees,
and having spent several months in
thorough and impartial investigation
of the conditions affecting railway
labor and operation, it is safe to as
sumo that it's conclusions are on a
sound basis and designed to meet
the necessity of the situation, and,
therefore, should be accepted by the
public, the railroads, and the rail
road ep' Vyes.
IT. c,eS Portant matter having
.\So ,sed Of, we believe the pub
tN IS a right to and will expect the
almost efficiency in operation Of the
railroads, and that the officers and
employees of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway Company will re-
spond promptly and effectively to
the situation and cooperate with the
public and with each other to imme-
diately secure and maintain the high
est possible efficiency in our opera
tions.
In transmitting a copy of the
above circular letter to The Dem
ocrat office, Mr.. Pagel, agent at
Mineral Point says:
1t is the desire of the Railroad
Companies that the public cooperate
with the railroads in the reconstruct
ing Of the country. For 26 months
the railroads served to win the war;
everything was sacrificed that was
necessary to attain that object; Our
relationship should become partner
ship Of business interest.
That is a good thought. Let
the relationship of the public
and the railroad become a real
partnership of business interest
and the public welfare will be
greatly promoted. Let us all
work to that end.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

Wisconsin Democrats in confer
ence at Milwaukee on Wednesday of
last week brought out the following
candidates to be voted for at the
September primary:
United States Senator-Dr. Paul
S. Reinsch, Madison,
Governor-Col. Robert B. Mccoy,
Sparta; Mayor A. A. Bentley, La
Crosse.
Lieutenant Governor-Fred S.
Hunt, Milwaukee; James D. Nc
Geever, Dodgeville.
Secretary Of State-Willis D.
Silverthorne, Hayward.
Treasurer J. Eggerer, Chiffon
Attorney General-Judge A. G..
Larson, Fan Claire.
Congress- First district, Andrew
F. Stahl, Kenosha; Second, Harry
w. Bolens, Port Washington; Third
Jas. w. Murphy, Platteville; Fourth,
Gerald P. Hayes, Milwaukee; Fifth,
Leonard M. Broenen, George Her
mann, Milwaukee; Sixth, Leo P.
Fox, Chiffon; Seventh, Richard w.
Davis, Bangor; Eighth, Leon P.
Pasternecki, Stevens Point; Ninth,
Andrew Nc Donald, Kaukauna; !;
Tenth, John P. Pietrowski, Chippewa
Falls; Eleventh, John A. Cadigan,
Superior.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29

the fact that change of mixers dur
ing the year were frequent. The
Jersey herd is headed by Pogis 99th
of Hood Farm 21st.''
Other records recently completed
by members of the university herd
include Bob's Lima, Guernsey senior
two-year-old, with record of
10370.1 pounds of milk and 1888
pounds of fat. Johanna College
Girl, mature Holstein COW, made a
record of 72456 pounds of butter fat
and 24,887 pounds of milk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
TO WISCONSIN'S RESCUE

Milwaukee Journal:-The Demo-
cratic state conference has lifted its
party and the state campaign up to a
high plane. 1t has done things
which make greatly for party pres
tige, character and wholesome pop
ularity 1t has really rendered
service to state and nation.
1t means much for men to put
aside thought Of self and for repre-
sentatives of a great political party
to forget everything except the nee
essity of helping the people meet a
crisis. It means much to have a
man like Paul S. Reinsch placed in
nomination for senator Of the United
States and a man like Col. Robert B.
Nc Coy put forward as a candidate
for governor. 1t means standing
for public service of the highest or
der.
Seldom has Wisconsin or any 9TH
er state had a candidate for the ma
TONS senate who in knowledge, abil-
ity, scholarship and character meas
ures up to that high Office more fully
than Paul Reinsch. Had he been
trained for the position from boy
hood, he could hardly be better e.
quipped. A lawyer, he understands
law making. For many years stu
dent and teacher of political science
and economy in Wisconsin's great
university, where he stood in the
front rank of many strong men, he
domestic problems which America
must solve. A student of interna-
tional law, with intimate, first-hand
knowledge of South America and
knowledge of the far east, gained by
special investigation and through six
years of service as minister to China,
he is equipped to render invaluable
service in the senate in the discus
sion and settlement of world ques-
tions. His views are progressive,
farseeing and eminently sound !;
broad, not partisan. By sending
him to the senate, Wisconsin would
do all that any state can do to raise
the standard of that body and re-
store it to the high rank it held in
other years.
The Democratic conference named
two candidates for governor, Col. Nc
Coy of Sparta and A. A. Bently of
La Crosse, but a majority Of the del
egates gave unmistakable signs that
they preferred Col. Mccoy. There
is no doubt that his nomination at
the primary will greatly strengthen
/ the ticket Col. Mccoy is an Amer
/ lean of Americans. His forbears
have fought Americas battles in
nearly all the wars in which she has
| been engaged. He himself took part
| in the Spanish-American war and in
! the World war made a record In
France of which his state is justly
proud. Three sons and a nephew
the last a member of his household
and all but son, went forth of their
own free will to fight for their coun-
try's cause. Col. Mccoy is dear to
the hearts of thousands of Wiscon.
sins soldiers who have served with
him. He is an alumnus of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, a member o1
DR.. Reinsch's class, and a lawyer by
profession. In personality he is
homely in the fine old sense of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29

Read TheMilwaukee Journal
daily. 1t has been an power for
good ever since it started nearly
thirty-eight years ago; and it
grows better as the years roll
around. 1t prints the news, and
explains it. It will interest and
inspire you and make you a bet
ter citizen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
JULY HUMANE THOUGHT
By A. 3. Frederick, State
Humane Officer

: Humane work is now an activity
of the State, and the teaching of
kindness to the human beings and
to- dumb animals is recognized by the
State as a function of good govern
ment.
You are appealed to as a good
citizen to help make humane work
in all it's branches effectual in your
community.
In these days of unrest, think kind
ly, speak gently, show mercy. Prac-
tice this in your home; teach it to
your children
Let this be our motto:- WILL
FIRST OF ALL SEEK TO BE KIND.
CA Humane Thought by the State
Humane Officer will appear in this
paper each month.-Editor.)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
Officials Decline Salary Increase.

Madison, July 27.-Building Com
missioner Bean, City Electrician Vet
ter and Assistant Street Superintend-
ents Stadelman and Cannon have re-
fused to accept increases in salary
granted by the council, claiming the
raise is not sufficient to warrant the
expense Of a court fight, which Is
threatened by Alderman Gill. Gill has
announced that he would carry his
fight to the courts to prevent the sal
aries being increased.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
w. c. T. u. Meet in City Park.

The W. e. T. u. will hold their reg
Thursday afternoon, Aug. B. After the
business meeting a picnic supper will be
served. Each member may bring a
guest. Should the weather be unfavor-
able they will meet at the home of DR..
and Mrs A. D. Brown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
Wisconsin Women

Bloomington Record: We sup
pose all the women in Wisconsin
know that they can vote for presi-
dent this year no matter if the suf-
frage amendment to the federal con-
stitution is not ratified before the
election. So the politicians must ad
dress their arguments to the women
as well as to the men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
Master Painters Convene at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh, July 27. A program OF
business and entertainment has been
arranged for the sixteenth annual con-
.yention Of the Wisconsin State AS
ISOLATION Of Master House Painters
and Decorators, which will be held
here July 81, % and 20. Officers viii
be elected on Thursday. Among the
features are automobile and boat rides,
a picnic at Menominee park and a
banquet and dance at the Municipal
club.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
Senator Lenroot In Town.

Senator Lenroot was in Mineral Point
on Tuesday and met number of our
people. He was accompanied by Robert
E. Knoff, newspaper man connected
some time ago with The Madison Dem
ocrat and later with The Milwaukee
Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A. n. Schoenfeld, Pastor.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

The Methodist Congregational union
services will continue during the first
four Sundays in August with one union
worship in each church every Sunday
the Methodist pastor will preach at all
the services on those Sundays.
Sunday school every Sunday at the
usual hour and the regular prayer and
praise service each Thursday evening at
the accustomed time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. William Dawson, Archdeacon
of the Madison Convocation, will
conduct services in Trinity Episcopal
Church next Sunday, August1.
8:00-Holy Communion
10:30-Morning Services
7:30 Evening Services
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
TWO BIG DAYS AT FENNIMORE
August 5 and 6. See advertisement on
page 5. Attractive programs.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

authorized by Mr.. Smith and for which he will
80 cents per week.
hereby announce myself as a Re
publican candidate for Member OF
Assembly from Iowa County, SUD-
ject to the decision of the voters at
the Primary election to be held
September Z, 1920.
Your support will be appreciated.
WILLIAM M. SMITH, Linden, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
State Highway Work in Iowa County

Madison, Wisconsin. The Office OF
the Chief Engineer of the Highway
Commission reports that there is
one project of highway construction
under Federal aid now being carried
out by the State Highway Commis-
sion in Iowa County. This is an 81
mile stretch of earth construction
the Lake to River" highway, pro-
ject34.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
whv Thew Never Arrive,

Lots and lots of people spend more
time wishing they had the other fell
lows luck than getting out to work
for it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
Railway Company Helps to Pay TO

Railway Company Helps TO ray TOT
Safety
The state railroad commission has
ordered the Northwestern road to pay
into the state treasury $500 as its
share of expense of relocating the high
way crossings between Dodgeville and
Ridgeway on state trunk highway No.
10. On this piece of highway ten very
dangerous crossings were eliminated in
distance of nine miles. The cost OF
relocating was 1924, 442. 81.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
To the Voters of Iowa COun

ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Voters of Iowa County
I announce myself candidate for
the office of SHERIFF of Iowa Coun-
ty, subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican primary. on September z,
1920.
WIN r. PENGELLY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29

You will find it In the want column
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29

j. c. Arthur, Piano Tuner
is in town for few days, at the Hotel
ROYAL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-29
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT

authorized by Mr. Pengelly and for which ne
will paw 80 cents per week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
SIEDM PARITY SIZE LACEY

Aczkolwiek trudnoSC dOproWa
dzenia do porozumienia poUle--
DIV partya robotniczq a party2
,.komitetu Z 49,, ktore StanoWl4
ns iwieksze Z radykalnych orsa-
nizacyi, jake zcbraly sic obec-
NE w Chicago, zaclemnla zna-
c2nie widoki utworzenla Sl'ncJ
i jednolitej partyi trzecleJ, peWnc
i to dosyc powazne juz sic do
konalo przez wstepnc Porozum1e
nic co do skonsolidowania sic Z
komitetem as" szcSciu innych
mniejszych organizacyi, a W
szczegoInoSci: Amcrykanska par
tya konstytucyjna, AmerykahsNa
partya Texasu, Partya jednopo-
datkowa, Liga bezpartyjna, We
tcrani wojny Swiatowej i Liga zoi
merry marynarzy. Poaqczcnie
to ME jest jednak jeszcze stanow
czc moze sic rozbic przy dal-
szvch rokowaniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
ATAKI BOLSZEWICKIE MAD
BEREZYNA ODPARTE.

Spa, Is. ipca. - CslSowanla
bolszewickie przeNoczenia Bere-
zyny W poblizu Bobrujska skon-
czyly sic dla Mich niepcwodze-
nien, albowiem wszystkie ich a.
TAXI zostaly odparte Przez woJska
polskie.
Wojska po1skie odchOdze po-
vol i Planowo. Ma linii Molode-
emo Borys0w Polacy Przecho-
dza dokontratakow.
Premier Grabski, kt6ry Jest O.
becnie W Spa, udzielii interwlewu
so korespondentom roznych ga
yet. Powiedzial on, re armia czer-
wona Jest liczniejsza, niz armla
polska i dobrze wyekwiPowana
i posiada duzo materyaiu woJen-
nego odebrauego Denikinowi
Kolczakowi. Ofensywa bolszewl-
cka wytworzyla dose krytyczna
sytuacye, lecz bynajmniej ME bez
nadzieJna.
Wskutek grozacego niebezpie-
czenstwa bolszewickiego wSzy-
stkie partye zaniechaiy swoich
spor6w i zjednoczyiy sic dla O.
brony Ojczyzny. Ochotnicy "a
pisuja sic masowo i narod posla-
da zaufanie do swego rzadu. znl-
wa w tym roku wypadIy dobrze,
Pr6cz zaufania w siebie narod
polski polega ma sojusznikach /
zwraca sic do Mich Z ProSba o po-
moe militarna oraz - o moraln9
dyplomatyczna pomoc do wszy-
stkich.
Porozumienie czesko polskie
Jest zupelnie ma dobrej drodze.
Londyn, 13. lipca. - Depesza
iskrowa Moskwy donosi, re ar
mia polska ma Woiyniu przeszSa
do ofensywy W okolicach Rowne-
90 powstrzymala posuwanie sic
woisk bolszewickich ma zachod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
DALRYMPLE GROZI ZAM--
KNIECIEM BROWARoW.

Major Dalrymple przygotowu}e
ostra kampanie przy zastosowa-
;iu surowych Srodkow karnych
w tutejszym dystrykcle przeclw-
l;o browarom wyszynkom, kto-
re gwaica ustawe prohibicyJn} /
erozi i'm wszystkim zamkniecie"l.
Zlozyi on wczoraj nastep3jace
o$wiadczenie:
,.Browary sprzedaja codziennie
tysiqce galonow piwa wbrcw
prawu. Browarnicy W ca}ym kra
Iu okazuja sic zdecydowani ry-
zvkowac wszystko w ostatccz--
nej swej Rampant i zastepuja pi-
wo bezalkoholowe Prawdziwcrn.
Wierzq oni, re sentyment w kra-
iu Jest mimi re wobec tego
agenci prohibicyjni os}ahna W
swej akcyi. Mozecie jednak po-
wiedziec odemnie, re ME os{ahnle
my W niej. Zarzadzilem W tyln
dystrykcie kampanie przeciwko
browarom. Gdziekolwiek fabry--
kant zostanie aresztowany, bro
warnia jego i ca}y znaleziony "a
pas zostana zajete, oraz wdro-
zone bedzie przeciwko MENU po
stspowanie ma zasadzie aktu Vol
steada, kory orzeka, re kazdy bro
war czy wyszynk, gdzie trunk al
koholowe So sprzedawane be-
prawnie, moga bye zamkniete ia
ko szkodliwe dla ogolu.
,Wysyiam do prokuratora &c
neralnego Stanu Illinois list z
zadaniem. ably wprowadzii skro-
DokoncZenie na Stronlcy &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
kawa|erya BudennegoRoz-
bita:: ::PO|aCy Ida ma R0Wno.
WOjSka Po|skie zajq4y Khka
Mast, BiOraC Duza zdObyCz
WOjennq | JelC0W.
Gala Brygada Konnicy Buden-
nego Wycieta W Pie1.
Rosyanie Zamieszkujacy Polske Organi-
zuja Oddziafy do Walk z Bolszewikami.
Rezultaty Plebiscytu w Zachodnich
WschOdnich Prusach.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Dalej na po4udnie wojska boil
szewickie posuwajF sic ma poinoc
Cd Dniepru i zajeiy nova Uszyce
na poinoc-wschod Cd kamienca
Podolskiego.
Paryz, 13. Hpca. - Kola fran
cuskiego zwracaja ogromn9 uwa-
sc ma obecna sytuacye ma ironcie
polskim.
Armia bolszewicka jednej
strony atakuje W kierunku Will
nd a poiudniowej strony w kie-
runku kowla i BrzeScia-Litew-.
skiego arnia konna gen. Buden-
nego (byiego wachmistrza wojsk
.carskich. Przyp. Red.), chcqc W
ten sposob otoczyc armie polska.
Warszawa, II. lipca. - Bolsze-
wicy zajeli Smolewicz i Sarny.
Walk tocza sic W okolicach Min
ska. Wojska polskie odeszly ma
po}udnie cd Prypeci ma Podolu,
lecz ataH bolszewickie w pobli-
zu Jarina pomiedzy Prypecia i
Puyez zostaly odparte ciezkie-
mi dla Mich stratami.
Lwow, IL. lipca. - Czerwony
Krzyz Amerykahski oraz pred
stawiciele innych organizacyi do
broczynnych opuSciiy Tarnopol,
albowiem bolszewicy zagrazaja o,
skrzydleniem wojsk polskich Cd
poludnia. Luck, znajdujacy sic
30 mil ma zachod, zoStal opuszczo-
ny przez wojska polskie. Luck byl
waznym centrem awiacyjnym.
Konnica Budennego spotyka sic z
silna kontrakcya wojsk polskich.
BOLSZEWICY POBICI MAD
PRYPECIA MA WOLYNIU.
Warszawa, Is. ipca. - Bitwy
mad Prypecia ma Wo}yniu skon-
czyly sic zwyciestwem Polakow.
Konnica Budennego zostaia roz-
bita I ucieka W popfochu W kie-
runku Rownego. Zwyciestwo Po-
lakow jest zupelne. Owrucz 20
stall zajety przez wojska polskie,
gdzie znaleziono olbrzymie "a
pasy. Dwustu jencow dostale sig
do >niewoli polskiej.
Wojska polskie walczace kon-
Mica wachmistrza Budennego "a
jesy Masy Wielki zydzin, biorac
przytem 8 armat. Gala brygada
konnicy. tego bolszewickiego ge--
neraia zostaia wycieta W pien.
Ataki bolszewickie ma poludnie
! i na zachod cd Rownego zostaiy
odparte re stratami dla nieprzyja-
ciela.
Bolszewicy po zajeciu Smole--
wicz znajduja sic W poblizu Min
ska ....sr.-.
Wojskom bolszewickim udalo
sic zajae Poniatyz Wiazyn, wo-
Dokonczenie Ia stronicy 6 -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
HARDING KONFERUJE.

Marion, Ohio, 13. lipca.
Sprawy transportacyi / wysok1e-
60 kosztu zyciowego byfy oma-
wiane ma konierencyi wczoraj po-
miedzy senatorem Harding'em a
scnatorem Cummins'em Z Iowa,
przew6dca scnatoryalnego ME
dzystanowcgo komitetu handIo--
wceo I. l.. Taber'em z Barnes
vile, Ohio.
Senator Cummins podkreSlaS
tru,dnoSci W sytuacyi koIeJoweJ /
konieczno5c rozumnego rozStrzy-
gniecia problemu transportacyl,
lecz zaznaczyi zarazem, &c kazdy
dzicn przynosi ,,usprawiedIlwienle
nowcgo kolejowego prawa' ME
tvlko jak zostaio ono przeproWa-
dzone przez scnat tax zwana
prowizyq anty-strajkow9, ale
take jak zosta}o ostatecznie po-
twierdzone przez prezydenta."
Scharakteryzowai on ten koIe-
jowy akt jako najbardziej poste-
powa ustawa W ostatnich kllku
latach.
Pan Taber powiada, re omawiai
rolniczq sytuacye i problem wy
sokicgo kosztu zyciowego pa
nem Harding'em, ktory jest bar
do zainteresoWany w sprawle
rolniczej."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
ZATONIECIE OKRETU.
Kosztuje $l35.OO do Gda1ska.
Kuba1scy LIBERAL Mianuja Gomez'a'
Przyjazd zoo Rosyjskich zon zo|nery Ameykaiskich.
1NNE RAINY KRAJOWE

The North Atlantic", w kt6rej
skiad wchodzi kilka wielkich
kompanii okretowych, oznajmiia
wczoraj, re Cd dnia tego wchodzi
W zycie podwyzka Cd 81 do $3.50
"a przeJazd z Nowego Yorku do
portow europejskich.
Oplata "a przejazd okretem W
mySl tel novel skali op}at wyno-
sic bedzie cd $3.50 do $79 do
Liverpoolu, $50 do Havre. $50
do $9j do Cherbourgu. $40 do
$120 do Hanrburga $12S do $135
do Gdanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
TRUDNOSCI w POLACZE-
NIU DWU PARITY.

w ciagu dnia wczorajszego wy
{on:ly sic niespodziewanic d"ic
trudnoSci, ktore staneiy ma prze-
szkodzie poi2czeniu sic partyi 70
tctniczej labor party Z par:y9
.,komitetu z 49, w jedn9 wlclka
partye radykaNn9. Jedna tych
przeszkod okazala sic niechec par
tyi robotniczej uznania narzuca-
rcgo sobic ,,intclcktualnego prze
wodnictwa" leaderow ,,komltctu
z 49,, a w szczegolnoSci Amosd
Pinchot. Geo. l.. Record'a, Alle-
IA McCurdy J. A. H. Hopkiusa,
druga zaS stanowcza opozycya
tvch leaderow przeciwko zada--
ncmu identyfikowaniu sic Z ru-
chem SciSle klasowo robotni-
Gym przeclWko PoParciu zoyt
radykalnej jego platformy, donna
gajacej sic przejecia ma wSasnoSc
publicznq bankow ,,demokraty-
zacyi przemyslu."
Wskutek tego rtrzecla par
iva" stanela wobec dwu nastepu-
iacych alternatyw: Albo kon--
wencye partyi ,,komitetu Z As" /
partyi robotniczej pozostana ma
daI rozdzielone beda osobno
prowadzic swe prace, poczem kaz
da I Mich wybierze wlasnego no.
miruta prezydencyalnego, albo
partya ,,komitetu z 49,, ktora W
wcwnetrznyrn swym skfadzle
lest O wiele radykalniejsza nlz
cbecni jej przewodcy, zerwie Z
mimi po,aczy sic Z partya robot
nicza. Konwencya tej ostatalej
uchwaliia wczoraj wieczor sta
rae sic przeforsowac decyze W
III mierze ma dzisiejszej poran-
nci sesyi konwencyi partyi Yko-
m;tetu 49,
Po caiodziennych bezowoc-
nvch rokowaniach przedstawi-
| cielami ,,,komitetu 49,, pre-
w6dcy partyi robotniczej zupeH-
mic otwarcie potepiali i pietnowa-
Ii zachowanie sic przedstawicieli
,komitetu 49,. PrezeS komi-
tctu wyznaczonego do konferen-
CT z komitetem ,48" trybuny
dla mowcow ma konwencyi par
| tyi robotniczej w Car Mems hall,
Dry Van Buren str. Ashland
ave-, jawnie zarzucal ,,komiteto-
wi 49,, il pozostaje pod domi-
nacya ,,grupy inteligentow re
ws chodu" przeciwko ktorym, pa
| div wyzwiska W rodzaju nszaj =
str6w adwokackich i t. d.
Mimo to jednak ME stracono
jeszcze nsdziei dojscia do porozu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

micnia partya robotnlcza wy
hrala DIVA komitety do dalszych
rokowaii ,,komitetem 49, w
sprawie identycznej platformy /
szczeg0low ewentualncgo poi9cze
lila sic.
RownoczeSnie konwenCya par
til ,,komitetu Z 4S" przygotowa-
IA sic do walnej bitwy, jaka 20
stanie stoczona ma dzisieJszeJ Sc
syi porannej, podczas ktorel roz'
strzygnie sic, czy partya ia POGO
stanie przy swoich dotychczaso-
wych kicrownikach - ,intch-
gentnych re wschodu"' 0 lie z
og6lnego sentymentu MONA WHO
skowat, decyzya zapadnie prze--
ciwko MIN, gdyz wydaJa sic onl
wiekszoSci zbyt umiarkowanymi'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg;cznegO.
wentury.

Wsch6d sloIica o godzin-e 5:21.
Zach6d sionca o godzfnie S:24.
Pogoda w Chicago Okolicy: ME-
stala pogoda we wtOrek / W srode,
moiIiwie lokalne burze grzmotami.
CiepIy wiatr, przewaznie swiezy, pn-
Iudniowy.
g
Temperature doby miniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie popoiu-
dniu, 80 stopni, najniisza godz o
rano, 90 stopni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
PROHIBICYA w MEKSY-
KU(?)

Meksyk, miasto, 13. lipca. -
Mcksykanska gazeta Universal"
oznajmia, ze legislacya W spra-
vie uczynienia caiego Meksyku
,.suchym' zostaje przygotowana
dIa przedstawienia jej nastepne--
mu kongresowi - u tymczasowe-
go prezydenta De la Huerty.
,,Prowizoryczny prezydent zde-
cydowai sic ma ten krok', powia-
da gazeta ,.jako srodck regenera-
cvi Indvan / ras mieSzanvch."