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Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
GhV5 MAYBE
 MARRIAGE RUMOR SO

Harry F. Mitten, the youngest deputy sheriff on the force, who has the added distinction of being the only blonde, announced yesterday that he had pretty strcng hunch he was going to be married within the next AS hours. He told representative of The Republican that he would go so far as to back up pretty strong runor to that effect.
 According to Mitten, his bride to be started for T1cson in a motor car yes terday. He said he didn't mind limiting as broadly as he could that he was go- ing to follow by rail. All details Of plans for the meeting at Tucson and arrangements to follow, are left to runner And Mitten said to give rumor ample rocna
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
SEVEN MEN KILLED
 IN POWDER BLAST
LRepubIican A. p. Leased WireI

EMPORIUM, Penna, May S.-Seven men were instantly killed as a result of an explosion which occurred in the gelatine mix house of the Aetna EX- plosives company at 3 o'clock this aft ernoon. The exact cause of the acci- dent is not known, as all the workmen if the interior of the plant were vic Iirns.
 The bodies of six of the victims were blown to pieces, identification being possible in the case of Patrick Burke alone. Burke was driving car con- taining supplies from the store room and had just reached the door of the mix house when the contents of his car exploded and the mix house went up with it. the detonation shaking the countryside for three miles around.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
J.|. CASE CO. NIL. OPEN BRANCH IN THIS CITY MAY 15
Great Machinery and Trac- tor Concern Secures Lota- tion at Ninth and Jackson
 Stock Now Is on Way

The rapidly increasing advantages of Phoenix as a distributing center have attracted another wholesale concern to his city.
 c. E. Riser of the J. I. Case Tnresh- ing Machine company of Racine, W:s.. announced yesterday that he had leased quarters at Ninth and Jackson strea1s on the Santa Fe railroad tracks and that branch of that large concern will De opened here May 15.
 Sixteen carloads of implements and machinery are already enroute to rnoenix to stock the new branch here, in addition to other carloads Of repairs which will be kept in stock. Compris ing the implements and machinery to be handled at the Phoenix branch are tractors, blows, hay presses. silo fill CTS. road machinery. steam engines, grain separators and automobiles. The quarters acquired at Ninth and Jackson streets are being prepared for the re- ception of this stock
 Travelling Men Come
 MT. Riser. who established this branch in Phoenix, comes from Anna rillo, Tex, where he has been branch manager for three years. Previous to going to Amarillo he travelled South America, Europe and Canada establish -ng branches for the J. l. Case com pany. The Amarillo branch heretofore has cared for a very large district, but increasing business demanded the split ting up Of this large territory and the Phoenix branch has been established to care for Arizona.
 Simultaneous with the opening of the Phoenix branch of the J. I. Case company on May 15 will be the arrival here of Elmer k. Raney and Norbon w. Cayton, who will travel out of this city for the local branch. They will make Phoenix their headquarters and home. These men come from Amarillo.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Burlington railroad company here. was arrested last December charged with giving his daughter candy into which, it is alleged. he had injected poison. The child died in convulsions two hours after having eaten the candy. Testi- mony against the accused man was
 iven by his brother. his divorced wife and other relatives.
 Their recita1s to the court were flatly contradicted by Lackey himself and other witnesses. <<I.ackey was congratu lated by those in the court room fol- lowing the verdict.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST

The Church of Christ-Located on the corner of Grand and Eleventh ave nues. Sunday morning services begin at 10:30 sharp. The opening songs will be followed by the recitations of the several Bible classes. The Lords sup per comes next. Don't foreet the reg ular song practice which starts at 2: 30 in the evening. We cordially invite everyone to attend the churhch ser vices.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

less abandonment than normally would have taken place, farmers for those reasons allowing fields to stand that otherwise would have been piowea un- der and piante to ether crops.
 Work on the farm generally is much behind owing to the cold and wet spring. Flowing on May was only 60.1 per cent completed, compared with 10-year average of 71.4 per cent. Spring planting was SOP per cent fin ished, while normally it is 5e per cent done on May 1.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
STRIKE AGAINST OPEN SHOP
IRepubIican A. p. Leased wIre]

SALT LAKE CITY. May S.-Ap- proximately 200 boiler makers. car penters and pipe filters employed by the Utah Oil and Refining company here struck in opposition to the so- called American plan which the com pany announced it intended to en- force. The strikers. through their leaders, declare they will not return to work until enforcement of the plan has been abandoned.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

been attained, and never has the hatch cry been able to fill its orders on time. Day-o old chicks have been sent to Fort Grant. Douglas. Bisbee, Miami, Tue son, Prescott. and In fact to practically all points in the valley and state.
 MT. Mitchell foreseeing the demand for baby chicks in the future, is now arranging to double the size of his present plan-, and he doubts then that he will be able to fill all of the orders that will come in.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

TRHAT the poultry industry in this
 lstate is by no means a small one
 is vouched for by w. w. Mitchell, manager of the Mitchell Poultry Farm at Mesa, where over 50000 baby chicks are being matched this season and fully double that number could have been disposed of had the hatchery been equipped for as large an output. From q plant where a few years ago only couple of thousand baby chicks were matched annually, the Mitchell Poultry farm has yearly doubled its capacty,
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

and still unable to supply the market plans are already under way for an enlargement that will furnish from 100000 to 125,000 little chickens during the spring of 1921.
 Thirtyfive incubators, each with capacity Of $40 eggs, are now in con- start operation at the Mitchell hatch cry. As early as the first of the year, the first machines were set, and, ac- cording to present plans. baby chicks will be supplied as late as June, A monthly average output of 12.000 has
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
FARMER KILLS RELATIVE

ALBION. Neb., May S.-John Ruch- anan, 34, a farmer, living at the home of his brother. yesterday shot and killed Mrs. Grace Chapman, mother in-law of his brother, a,d then killed himself. The killing of Mrs. Chapman was without known provocation. Buchanan had recently shown signs of insanity.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

cast today at ASA, ,647 ,0oO bushels by the department of agriculture, which based it's estimate on conditions prevailing May 1. The crop showed a sl1rht i'm rrovement from April 1, the forecast of production being 1,03o,coo bushels larger than estimated month ago. Compared with last years crop, the prospective wheat crop has been re- duced 33.3 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Abandonment of acreage during the winter was little greater than in av- craze years, amounting to f1.9 per cent, or 4,6o5, GOO acres.
 On the basis of May 1 reports, 34,- 165,0o0 acres will be harvested this year, in comparison with nearly 49,oo0,- eco acres last year.
 Shortage of labor and a backward spring are believed to have resulted in
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
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How precarious financially is the production of motion picture plays is illustrated by the death in New York hospital of Clarine Seymour, D. w. Griffith's newly developed star. When the Cutie Beautiful' of Griffth's re- cent picture. The Girl Who Stayed at Home," was taken to the hospital for the operation that proved fatal, work was suspended, at heavy cost, on the filming of "Way Down East
 Miss Seymour had one of the princi- pal roles in the production. There can be no understudies in picture plays. and all the scenes in which the little actress appeared must be retaken. Griffith paid $175,0o0 for the film rights to the famous stage play and was transiating 1t for the screen in particularly elab- crate manner.
 Unknown to most of the film world D. w. Griffith has completed new picture called Black Beach," Richard Barthelmess and Coral Dempster have the leading parts.
 Her contract with Famous Players Lasky having expired, Marguerite Clarke is besieged with offers of con- tracts.
 The law court continues to be the theater in which prom nent film play
 
 Several new legal episodes prove that, in the case of Gilbert and Sullivan's policeman, the life of the movie star is not invariably happy. Clara Kimball Young has been sued for $50,000 by the C. K. r. corporation for alleged breach of contract. Orrin Johnson, leading man to many noted stars, demands ap- proximately s21,000 from the Goldwyns. Johnson says they employed him at sS50 a week, then tore up the contract.
 Frank Mayo, Universal star, and his wife. Eleanor Mayor, withdrawn their divorce case, and Dagmar Godow- sky, daughter of Leopold Godowsky, the famous pianist who was named as CO., respondent, has withdrawn her $15,000 islander suit against Mrs. Mayo. Lucille Carlisle, Vitagraph, beauty, has been sued by F. W. Anderson, an eastern shipbuilder, for $1,000 he says he lent her. She says the money was a gift and that he sues because she tilted him. Bessie Barker sues a canning company for s1,000, alleging that she broke a tooth on hard substance in can of spinach.
 Anita Stewart was>a real heroine the other day when she put out a fire that
 roke out in her dressing rooms at a Los Angeles studio
 Rumor is strong that a new align ment of dominant film figures is inn pending. The story has it that Cecil B. de Mile has been besought as a member of the so-called Big Four United Artists) with monetary offer that is hard to resist, even for him as a large shareholder in the Lasky cor poration. De Mile admits that he he such an offer under consideration.
 The offer to de Mile seems to dis pose of the report that all is not we'll n the professional alliance of Doug, Mary, Charlie and Dave These ar tists and the president of their corpo- ration, Hiram Abrams stoutly deny all intention of unscrambling their eggs.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
Work On Farm Behind, Wheat
 Crop Is Poor

F1RepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON, May 8. - Winter wheat production this year was fore
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
FATHER ACQUITTED
 IF GIRLS DEATH

IRepubiican A. p. Leased Wire1
 ALLIANCE, Neb., May S.-A jury in the district court today acquitted Law renee Lackey of the murder of his T. year old daughter Pauline. The jury was out five hours.
 Lackey, a trusted employe of the
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Unknown to most of the film world D. w. Griffith has completed a new picture called Black Beach" Richard Barthelmess and Coral Dempster have lhe leading parts.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Her contract with Famous Players Lasky having expired, Marguerite Clarke is besieged with offers of con tracts.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
" SpraWie PoWiqRkszenia
Liczby Pos|6Ww wKongresie.
Ludno$G Stan6W zjednoCzonyCh
Wynosi 1O5,7OS,771
W Kwestyi Bonusu dla By}ych
Zofnierzy i Marynarzy.
o Podatek cd Oszczednosci.
O Przywr6cenie Taryfy z Roku 1913.
Obcinanie P1ac RobotniI<oIn Trvva
w Dalszyn Ciagu.
O Przywr6cenie Taryfy 2 Roku 19
Obcinanie P1ac Robotnil<oIn Tr1va
w Dalszynn Ciagu.
Usuniecie Lawy Przysieglych.
,NNE NETELEGRAMY KRAJoWE
w SPRAWIE POWIFKSZE'
MIA LICZBY CZLONKOW
w IZBIE POSLoW.

Washington, 1S grudnia. -
Republikanscy cblonkowie lzby
Posl6w podczas wczorajszego
tajncgo zebrania zgodzili sic je-
dnomyslnie na przediozenic bi-
lu, majacego ma celu nowego u
stosunkowania liczby pos}ow do
liczby wyborcow, ktory to bill
mialby bye przyjety jeszcze ma
obecnej sesyi kongresu. Bill ten,
jezeli zostanie przyjety, powiek-
sly zastep czlonkow W L.
bic Posiow Z obecneJ Ii
czby 435 do 4S3, przyczem kaz-
dy posei repreaentowaby Zl9,
O)o obywaleli. Ma podstawle O.
becnie egzystujacego prawa kaz
dy posi- reprezentuje 2ll'OOo
obywateli. Stan Illinois zdobyf-
by w6wczas diva krzes}a wieceI
czyli - og6lem z7sr t7'oly {
man6w Illinois.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
Mozliwose OdWolania Wojsk Amery-
ka1skich z Mad Renu.
Budiennyj Ma Wlae Udzial W Wyprawie ma ludye
Wlochy Uznaja KOnstantego JakO Krola Grecyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.

tutejsza dokonaia rewizyi W ho-
telu, zajmowanym przez pred
stawicielstwo bolszewickie. Przy
rewizyi znaleziono olbrzymie pa
kj agitacyjnej literatury bolszewi
.ckiej. Rewizye zarzadzono Z po-
wodu skarg wiaSciciela hotelu,
albowiem przedstawiciel Sowde
phi Fuerstenberg Hanecki wy
pedzii slulbe hotelowa, zabronii
wlaScicielowi przychodzenia do
hotelu oraz wyrzucai siia przyjez
dnych gosci. Wynik rewizyi po-
.ruszyi zywo miejscowa opinie pu
bliczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
WOJSKA AMERYKANSKfE
NIGGA Bye ODWOLANE
z MAD RENU.
Bruksela, IS. grudnia. (Prass

Bruksela, Is. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Druga sonferencya f.
nansowa zrobiia znaczny postep
w sprawie rozwiazania problemu
odszkodowania wojennego. Pod
Iczas dyskusyi wylonila sic kwe-
stya mozliwosci odwoiania oku-
pacyjnych wojsk amerykahskich
? prowincyi nadrehskiej...
Konkretne wnioski niemieckie
W sprawie wyplaty odszkodowa-
ria wojennego by}y roztrzasane
wczoraj .przez ekspertow pahstw
koalicyjnych podczas nieobecno-
sci delegatow niemiecilich. Me
ktore z tych wnioskow prawdopo
dobnie zostana przyjete.
Delegaci niemieccy oznajmili
otwarcie, re Niemcy gotowe sa
do wyplacenia odszkodowania W
natuze, jezeli dojdzie do zgody
co do szczegolow, oznajmiajac
jednoczeSnie, re zap}acenie TAX
oIbrzymiej sunny W got6wce ME
mogloby bye dokonane bez "a
c;agniecia duzych kredyt6w "a
oranica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
I B;ura MeteOrOlog;;cznegO.

Wsch6d sIonca o godzin:e 1918.
Zach6d sIonca godzinie 4:21.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Po-
godnie W sobote prawdopodobnie W
niedzieIe. Me wiele zmian W tempe
ratuIze. Umii.rkowany p64nocno-Ia-
chodni wiatr W sobote, przechodza-
cy w niedAele VIC wschodGi.
&:
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godzinic 1 popoiu-
dniu, 33 stopni, najnizsza o godz. 1
rano, 23 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, Sobota, 1S grudnia: Sw.
Gracyana B.
Jutro, niedziela, 10 grudnia: Sw.
NemczyusZa.
CZwarta niedziela Adwentu.
Ewangelia: 20 rzqdach Tyberyu-
sza".
Pojutrzc, poniedziafek, 20 grud--
MIA: Sw. Pelagii POkut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
BOMBY MA PoLNOCNEJ
STRONIE MIASTA.

Ma po}nocnej stronie miaSta
eksplodoway wczoraj dwie bonn
by, kt6rych wybuch daf sic sly
sec cd Logan Square i Fullerton
ave. do jeziora. Podfozenie tych
bomb ma bye wedle policyi zwia-
zane Z walka, jaka rozpoczeli
stroze zajeci " budynkach apar-
tsmentowych wlascicielamI
tychze Podwyzke wynagrodze-
ria uznanie uni.
Pierwsza bonba eksplodowaIa
ma podworzu domu apartamento-
wego pnr. 2534-2536 Kedzic
blvd. PolicyS stwierdzila, re Fr,
Nachtsen. wlasciciel tego budyn-
ku, wydalii Z piracy diva tygod-
nie temu nalezacego do uni stro-
"a, a w miejsce jego przyjai czio-
ME nalezacego do organi-
zacyi.,
Druga bomba rzucona zoStala
Z przejezdzajqcego automobilu
ra dom pnr. 2456 Orchard III.
Wszystkie okna W budynku tym
powypadaN Cd wstrzaSnienia z
a wiele okien wypadso
tn. ~ SnSiedztwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
STRozE ZRYWAJA ROKO-
WANNA.

Rokowania porniedzy unia stro
zy budynk6w apartamentowych
a The Chicago Real Estate
Board zosta}y wczoraj zerwane
przez Williama Quisse, prezesa
uni str0zy, ktory oSwiadczyl je-
dnak, re moga bye one podjete ma
nowo, jezeli tylko zostanie wy
brapy trzeci arbiter, ktoryby ma
tychmiast nlogl zalatwic obecny
sp6r pomiedzy o5u stronaml.
lest mozliwoSG, re rokowania
zostana podjete ma nowo Jcszcze
dis popoludniu.
Quisse proklamowai dis strajk
)Story ma sic rozpoczac jutro w
.Ckolo 1000 budynkach, ktorych
dzierzawa zajmuje sic w. X.
Young bracia, jedna T. naJwlek-
szych agency reahoSciowych "
mieScie. w kazdym tych budyn
k6w mieszka przecietnie po 10
rodzin. wobec czego strajk ten da
sic odczuc okoto $4,000 familii.
Ma zapytanie, czy str6ze ME
zdaja sobie sprawy z tego, re Ia
mia umowe wfascicielami, ktora
obowiazuje ich do koIica biezace-
90 roku, Quisse odpowiedzia}, IL
ME ma zamiaru przeczyc temu,
ale umowe te Pierwsi zlahali VIA
ScicieIe, ktorzy w pewnych wy
padkach pfaciIi str6zom mniej, a
nizeli postanawia ugodzona skala
piaey.
CHCA UsUNAc SEDZIEGO
DAVIDA.
Doradca miejski Samuel Ettel-
son, ktory jest rownoczeSnie Sc
natorem stanowyln. zazada ma
styczniowej sesyi lcgislatury u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

ZOLNlEkZ1 l MAX NARZY.
Washington, 1S. grudnia. -
konitet Senatu dla spraw finan-
sowych ukohczyl wczoraj pre-
sluchy mad bilem Izby Poslow
oswiadczajacym sic "a udziclc-
MEM by}ym zoinierzom ! maryna
rom bonusu, jake kompensaty.
Przewodniczqcy tegoz komitetu,
Nc Cunrber, 'oSwiadczy}, IL komi-
tet zbierze sic dzisiaj ma posie-
dzenie. ma ktorem wyda w tel
sprawie ostateczna decyzye. O.
procz jednego swiadka, kt6ry OBJ
stawai "a udzieleniem weteranom
bonus0w W formie ziemi ma oslo
dlenie, albo domu mieszkalnego,
lib tez fachowego wyksztalccnia,
reszta oswiadczyla sic "a bonu-
sem w got0wce. X. S. Jones, re-
daktor pisma dla zoinierzy The
Star and Stripes" oSwiadczyf, il
udzielenie bonusu w forlnie po-
siadiosci gruntowej. jak to przc-
widuie bill Izby Posi6w. jest mai
bardziej stosowny, zw}aszcza y
czasie ogolnego bezrobocia. L.
H. Gates, reprezentant organiza-
cyl Weternow Wojny Swiatowej,
kt6ra posiada blisko million cz}on
kow, .oswiadczy{ sic "a bonusem
W gotowce pienieznej, kt6ra mo-
g}aby bye splacana ratami W
dwu. lub trzech latach. Marvin
G. Sperry, prezes Legionu SEE
regowcow Zolnierzy i Marynarzy
otwarcie wystap:l przeciwko BIZ
lowi bonusowemu Izby, oswald
czajac, il jest on niczem innen,
jak ,,bilerr spekulacyi grunto-
wei; zaznaczy|. il organizacya
jego opowiedziala sic "a bonu-
sem W gotowce W sumie $4,000
dla wszystkich zy}ych zolnierzy
marynarzy, oraz stworzeniem
dwu-bilionowego funduszu, ktory
by byi sciagniety nadmiernych
zyskow wojennych korporacyi
Drzez ostatnich szesc lat.
o PODATEK Cd OSZCZE-
DNoSCI.
Washington, 1s. grudnia. -
Posel Tredway Z Massachusetts,
Drzedsozyi wczoraj komitetowi
ila srodk6w i sposobow Izby Po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
KURS MAREK POLsKICH..

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Kon-
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek POL
sl1ich Jest dis $40 marek "a $1.OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
KrOnika Chica&oska.

SIC do zadania tej petycyi, staty-
styki lekarskie stwierdzaja bo-
wiem dowodnic, re jedynym pc
wnym Srodkiem ochronnym prze
ciwko ospie jest szczepienie ono
jedynie jest W stanie zapob'edz
.,o-.o,,:,, e;o 20: ao;j a,,,;;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

suniecia sedziego Josepha B. Da-
vida sadu wyzszego. Powoden
tego jest fakt, re sedzia ten RE
komo jest zbyt liberalnym W wy
puszczaniu "a poreczeniem roz-
rych zbrodniarzy, co znacznie u
trudnia obecna kampanie szeia
policyi, celem oczyszczenia mia
sta Z niepozadanych iywiol6w.
.Akcya TAXA stala sic koniecz-
ma, jezeli MANY dopom6dz-- W
wysiSkach szefa policy Fitzmor-
risa, zmierzajacych do oczyszcze-
MIA miasta kryminalistow" -
cSwiadczyi pan Ette lson. ,JezeIi
sic olaze potrzeba, zostanie wnie
siona tez lima rezolucya, donna
gajaca sic usunjecia kazdego Sc
diego. llt6ry bedzie postepowac
W podobny spos6b."
PRZECIWKO SZCZEPIENIU
OSPY.
w kimball hall odby}o sic
wczorai zebranic stowarzyszenia
The American Medical Liberty
League, ma ktorem okolo 800 O.
becnych czionkow wystosowa}c 10
rezolucye do burmistrza Thomp-
soma z zadaniem, ably uzyl swych
wpiywow, celem Powstrzymania
przymusowego szczepienia ospy
u tych dzieci, ktorych rodzice te
go sobie ME zycza. Rezolucya ma
zywa szczepienie to ,,medyczna
infelcya" cytuje rome prawa i
decyzye sadowe, ma podstawie
kt6rych stara sic udowodnic, zc
wIadze ME maja prawa nikogo
zmuszac, ably poddawaf sic szcze
pieniu.
Nalezy wyrazic powatpiewanie
CIV burmistrz zechce zastosowaG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
Szerzeniu sic tel epidemll.
SAD ODRZUCIL ZADANIE
! PANA GROVE.

Sci ZSlllu sig lSJ SpluSii'.
SAD ODRZUCIL ZADANIE
! PANA GROVE.
Najwyzszy sad stanowy odrzu-
Gil petycye pr%kuratora stanowe-
so Grove o zamianowanie 60 ,,Spe
cyalnym prokuratorem" W proce-
sic wytoczonym przez Olsona w
sporze elekcyjnym ze zmar}ym
sedzia powiatowym Scully. Pan
Grove liczyf na to, zc jeSli petty
cya jego zostanie uwzgledniona,
zapewni w ten spos6b potwier--
dzenie wyboru pana Righelmero
sedzia powiatowym, a wowczas
kontrola mad Gala nachina elek-
cyjna w Chicago przejdzie w re-
ce frakcyi Thompsona.
CENY ODZIEzY SPADAJA.
W}aSciciele sklepow przy State
ulicy stwierdzajq zgodnie, re ce-
ny wszelkiej odziezy spadly obe-
cnie O 80 procent w porownanlu
cenami re zeszlego roku i przy-
taczaja na poparcie swego twicr-
dzenia wyciagi wczorajszych O.
gsoszeh, ktore wykazuja, ze suk-
ME damskie, jake kosztowa}y rok
temu $29,5O, kosztujq obecnie
$18.75. rekawiczili, kt6re koszto-
wa}y $3.50, kosztuja $3.50, poh-
czochy, ktore kosztowaly cd 50
do 1926, kosztuja obecnie $1.0O
do $1.S5 it'd.
TRAGEDYA MA TIE MILO
SNEM.
Czeska dziclnica stala sic
wczoraj scena smutnej tragedy
ma tie miiosnem. Niejaki Jan No
wax utrzymywai Cd d}uzszegc'
czasu romans pania NJ. holman
wdowa, ktora obiecala mu wyjsc
"a niego po Nowym Roku. Nowak
ME chcia} jednak czekac tax dlu-
90 usilnie namawial ia, ably date
slubu przyspieszyt. Poniewaz
pani Holman ME chciaia sic ma to
zgodzic, wywiazafa sic miedzy nj
mi z tego powodu sprzeczka, pod
czas ktorej Nowak wyciagnai Z
kieszeni revolver i najpierw je-
dna kula ugodzii swa niedoszia
zone, nastepnie za5 druga sam
sobie wpakowal W glove.
Gdy ma miejsce tragedy przy-
byla wezwana policya, Nowak
juz ME zyl, a pani holman lezala
W kaluzy krwi. Przewieziono ia
do szpitala p. W. sw. Antoniego,
gdzie lekarze orzekli, zc umrze
takze prawdopodobnie.
Zeznania, ktore pos}uzyly poll
cyl do rozwiazania ca}ej teJ tra-
gedyi, zfozyia .siostra postrzelo-
nej p. Anna Trisa.
Mad zwiokami Nowaka zarza-
dzono dis inkwcst koronera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
LUDNOSC STANoW ZJE-
DiNOCZONYCH WYNOSu
105,708,771 GLOW.

Washington, 1S grudnia. -
Wedle raportu og}oszonego tu
przez biuro cenzusowe, ludnosc
Stanow Zjednoczonych W dnlu
l-go stycznia 1920 r. wynosiia
1O5,7OS,771 glow. Ma zasadzie
powyzszego zestawienia iudnosci
Izba Pos}ow prawdopodobnie IL
stosunkuje liczbe poslow do
Kongresu. Z posiadlosclami ko-
lonialnemi Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych ludnoSt siega liczby III,
S75,5O9 dusz, czyli, re same ko-
ionic amerykahskie posiadaj2
l2,14s,73s glow. Ludnosc Sta
now Zjednoczonych W poszcze-
goInych Stanach przedstatwla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
BUDIENNYJr MA WZIAc
UDZIAL w WYPRAWIE MA
INDYE.

4AN - L
Konstantynopol, Is. grudnia.-
Bolszewicy koncentruja kawale-
rye Budiennego ma kaukazie. W
panstwach koalicyjnych interprt
tuia ruch ten, jako oznake zapo-
wiadanej inwazyi ma Indye przez
Persye p6inocna.
TRZESIENIE Z1EMI w Pc
KINIE.
Pekin, 49,, grudnia. (Prasa
Stow = Wczoraj o godzinie SeJ
wieczorem odczuto tutaj trzesie
ME zienf, ktore zakoiysaio bu--
dynkami i spowodowafo wielkie
zaniepokojenie W hotelach klu-
bach.
Trzesienie to zostaIo zanoto-
wane przez seismograficzne sta
eye W Ameryde.
WLOCHY UZNAJA KON-
STANTEGo JAKO KRoLA
GRECYI.
Ateny, 1S. grudnia. - Premier
Grecyi, Jerry Rhallys, przygSto-
wuje oredzie, kt6re zostanie cd
czytane przez krola W niedziele z
balkonu paiacu krolewskiego. W
oredziu tenn bedzie zaznaczone,
re zewnetrzna polityka Grecyi
ME ulegla zmianie j re Grecya
(Dokohczenie ma stronicy o-tej)