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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
DIVORCE ACTION.

Oscar Meyers is named as core spondent in divorce proceedings brought today by Andrew A. J. Rist of Fairfield against Mary F. Rist of the same town. The wife is alleged to have been friendly with Meyers in Detroit, Mich, and in New York. The plaintiff says he married Mrs. Rist on September IT. 1914. The couple have one minor child and Rist asks for its custody. Papers in the suit were filed today in the Superior Court and are returnab1e to the April term.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
EXCHANGE RATE.
 WILL CONTINUE

Toronto, March 20-The adverse exchange rate between Great Britain and the United States is likely to continue for some years in the opinion of D. A. Cameron of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, who informed the board of trade yesterday that so long as this condition exists it will be inn possible for Canada to borrow ad- vantageously in the United States.
 He estimated that the United States holds Canadian securities valued al $1,200, 100000, the annual interest charge being S65, 100000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
WILL BRING BACK ELOPERs.

State Policeman Frank Verilli of this city. was sent to New York city yesterday by Supt Thomas F. Egan of Hartford, to bring back to this state Vincenzo Zito and Annie Lombardi. bouh wanted in this city on the charge of assertion, the man having deserted his wife and children, and the woman her husband and children few weeks ago. The state police To- cated the couple living in New York.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb is- sued acquisition papers yesterday for the return of Zito and Mrs. Lom- bardi.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
4 OPERATORS
 ARE INDICTED

Indianapolis, March 2o-Four more coal operators, indicted by a special federal grand jury of charges of con- spiracy to violate the Lever act by enhancing the price of fuel and of defrauding the United States govern ment, surrendered themselces to the United States marshal at Indianapo- lis today. The men are Edwind D. Logsdon, B. B. Neale and W. H. To- bin of Indianapolis, and William Seller of Brazil, Ind. The men were reelased on S1O,O00 bond each.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
Of To "Shoot" Scenes

Clara Kfnban Young, and party of actors, technical staff, director and producer Harry Carson, started out from the studios in Los Angeles fin a caravan of light automobiles to make scenes for For the Soul of Rafael' production at the missions through out California
 The caravan carried a complete kitchen outfit, a photo developing laboratory truck, dressing rooms and other necessities of the journey which will last about three weeks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
PLAN BIG MEETING.

The State Life Underwriters' Asso- ciation have planned a big meeting in Hartford on March 31st when J. Stan ley Edwards, president of the National Life Underwriters Association, will be the principal speaker
 Also the Insurance Commissioners of Massachusetts and Connecticut have been invited and it is expected to be the largest meeting of the year.
 The Connecticut Association will have with them at that time the West ern Massachusetts Association whose headquarters are at Springfield
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
William RF. Barrett.

The funeral of William M. Barrett was held from the home of his par
 ents, 455 East Main St. at S:30 o'clock this morning and at o'clock from St. Mary's church where a high mass of reoufen was celebrated by the pas tor, Rev. M. J. Traynor. At the of fertory an Ave Maria was sung by Mrs. Frank Munich and after mass Beautiful Land on High.' There
 was a large attendance of relatives and friends and many beautiful floral offerings. Sixteen members of Ray mond H. Harris Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars attended the funeral and fired a salute at the grave. The panbearers were six sailors from the U. s. Navy Recruiting Station in this city. They were R. Davis, William Schmidt, William Krycaski, c. B. Par cels, J. J. Lendi and J. McGuinness. Burial was in St. Michaefs cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
SCHOONER GOES ASHORE

Block Island, R. T., March 2o-The four masted schooner Jere G. Shaw went ashore early today off Sand Point.
 Coast guards set up a breeches buoy appatratus and began rescue of the crew. The schooner was loaded with Iogwood and bound from St Marc, Haiti, for New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
POPULATION STATISTICS.

Washington. March 2O-Population for 1920 announced today by the Gen. sus Bureau included:
 Schenectady, N. Y, 8S,723. an in crease of 15,897 or 21.s per cent.
 Hamilton, Ohio, 39.675. increase 1896, or 12.5 per cent.
 Selma, Ala, 15,607. increase 1858 or 14.3 per cent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
Mrs. Louise Ti.ibodeau.

The many friends of Mary, wife of Frederick J. Thibodeau. will be great Iy grieved to learn of her death which occurred at her late home, 32 Hous- ton street. after a brief illness. Be- sides her husband she is survived by one son, Frederick Jr.. of the U. S army; her mother. Mrs. Mary Clark, and two brothers. John, of Mechanics vile, Conn. and James, of New York city. Funeral arrangements will be completed later
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
GRA1rAN GETS BATON.

The choir of The 27esse~7 g '-arnert church presented M. J. Grattan, the choir director, with an enony baton with solid gold trimmings. a directors able and leather case at the re- sarsal last night.
 The presentation speech was made y the pastor. Rev. Terrence B. Smith
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
SCHOONER SINKS AT SEA.

New York, March 20.---The Ameri- can schooner Jeremiah Smith of Bos- ton. which left Newport News March F for Manzaillo, Cuba, with a cargo of coal, was abandoned at sea and sank March 14, the seven member of the crew reported upon their arrival here today on board the American steamship Hatteras from Gibraltar.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
OBITUARY
Harry Hart.

The funeral of Harry Hart was held from the undertaking parlors of Rourke 6 Boucher. 1925 Main street, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The bearers were the immediate friends of the family of the deceased Inter ment was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
GENERAL STRIKE
 IS CALLED OFF

London, March 2o-The general strike in Germany has been called off according to Berlin advices received here this afternoon. The government, it is stated, has accepted the workers demands includine far reaching ~on- cessions to the independent socialists which will be made public shortly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
REPORT SERIOUS ENCOUNTER.

Madrid, March 20-A serious en- counter between police and friendly troops and a strong body of rebels in the vicinity of Lucius, Morocco, is re- ported by the Spanish high commits sion there. The native troops lost four killed and a number wounded while the rebel losses are said to have been heavy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

Stephen Allen Reynolds who serv- ed with distinction in the British French and United States armies and who is a writer of repute has been engaged for the Scenario Department of Fox Film Corporation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
Some Cast

Supporting Tom Mix, the Fox cow boy star, in ''No Limit Carson will be Francelia Ellington, Lester Cuneo, Charles K. French, Lucille Younge, Joseph Bennett and Wilbur Higby.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
REPORT RADICALS CAPTURE ESSEN
 AFTER STRUGGLE

(Continued From Page One.)
 Berlin is still paralyzed by strikes and the Communists are reported to be gaining ground there. Clashes resulting in casualties have occurred in numerous quarters about the city.
 In Leipsic the Ebert forces appear to be regaining control after a bloody conflict. At Kiel where the workers reiently gained control conditions are reported quiet for the moment. Three German cruisers there were seized by their sailors, according to Hamburg despatches.
 In view of the still disturbed condi- tions in Berlin it is said in despatches from Stuttgart that the National As sembly will continue it's sessions there until the capital becomes quieter The Ebert government is apparently still n7aintaining it's headquarters in that city.
 Berlin, March 20-CBy the A. P. 2:4o D. m.. by Wireless) s)-Since noon firing has occurred in various parts of the city. It is reported that the security police are shooting down all officers of the Baltic troops remaining in Berlin.
 Unter Den Linden bristled today with barbed wire and the Hotel Ad- Ion was thoroughly screened by it and guarded by troops The widest rumors are af1oat becoming gro tesQuely nagnifed 1T circulation The i inner city streets are seetIing with i excited people. Disorders are oc curing in the suburban districts. ! There is q onspicuous absence of { troops in the worEingmen's districts l where agttators are feverishly busy. | Paris, March 20-Gustav Noske who rendered his rosisnation as min istor of defense to President Ebert of Germany, yesterday, has decided to remain in office, the social democratic and democratic members of the na-
 ticnal assembly having given him a vote of confidence.
 London, March 20-It was an
 nounced in the Baden Diet yesterday
 that the Ebert government had of
 fered large rewards for the arrest Of
 Dr Kapp and General Luettwitz, the
 leaders of the recent revolt in Berlin
 according to a despatch from Cologne
 today transmitted by the E&changf
 Tepegraph correspondent at Amster
 dam.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
David Kettle.

The funeral of David Kettle of 266 Seaview avenue was held from the funeral parlors of J. H. Carroll 54 Elm street, this afternoon at o'clock.
 =. D. M. Lewis of the NeWf1eld M.
 church offfciated. There was --.i SC attendance and many flowers. Burial was in the family plot in Lake view cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

James Oliver Curwood's novel The Courage of Marge O'Doone. D which is being made into a picture under the direction of David Snitf will feature Pauline Starke and Niles lWelch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
I.ABORERS WANTED

For work at Stratford, Conn. Job will last eight months. Good wages. Apply to
 Simpson, Brown 6 Go.
 Foot of Birdsey St., s 20 s StEatford. Com.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

47 ACRES, 35 clear, level tiIlage, good Broom house. barn and silo for 17 head, miles town, a big pro- ducer, cows. horse, machinery, tools, etc, included, for $4,100, 1-2 cash; 75 acres, S-room house, barns, outbuildings in fine condi- ton and worth the price of farm, 100 good aple trees, 40 acres rich tillage, will carry 25 head, price $6,000, E cash. 20 head of stock optional; F acre village home. good 2 family house, large barn and. meat market or store; oppor- tunity for butcher or teanster,
 S2,700, F cash. State your wants,
 all kinds, sizes, prices. shapes and coIors, no nisfits, if it is a farm.
 e. SWEET. Woodbury. Conn. a*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

WANTED-Board for baby boy, 2 years old. Address Box R, care of Times S1SS"p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

WANTED-Painters and paperhang- CTS. Apply 773 Maplewood Ave.
 a%p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
TODAY'S WANTS

'oo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

przyjdzie DO jakiejS rownowagi,
jezeli uzna RoSye i Niemcy i je-
zeli tym krajom okaze sympatye i
dobrq wole. Miliony robotnik6w
dzisiaj p~rzestalo wytworczej pra-
cy, a wojna dalsza tylko sprzyja
rozwojowi nedzy, W3ochy do}ozq
wszelkich staran, ably doprowa--
dzic do pokojowego porozumienia
sic pomiedzy wojujqcymi jeszczc
StrOnami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
Rad WYSYLA A~RTYLERYE
PRZECIW

AK La Chapelle, %. marca. -
Niepokojc W okolicy Ruhr, W Ro-
paIniach wegla dosziy do takich
rozmiarow, re Rad niemiecki wy
slai artylerye Przeciwko radyka-
lom. MicjScowoSc Bochum by}a w
rekach komunistow, ale ich VOL
sko stamt9d wypar4o. WrocFaw
jednakze Jest w mocy komuni-
stow. a wojsko rzadowe musia-
10 ustqpiG pred przewazajac9
ska robotnikow. P~olozenie W
zagiebiu Ruhr zamiast sie
polepszyt, to sic pogarsza z kaz-
OWN dniem. Jedno miasto "a dru-
gicm dOstaje sic w reCe radyka-
low, a ruch ten szerzy sic zaStra-
szajaco ma poinOc i ma wschod.
Ministeryum wojny donOsi o usta-
wicznych bojkach staczanych po-
miedzy wojskiem a kamunistaml.
Wszedzie padai2 liczne ofiary
tych potyczek, gdyz woisko Spo-
tyka sic wszcdzic Z zacietym opo-
rem re strony dobrze uzbrojonych
robotnik6w. Donicsienia miniSte-
RUM wojny przcdstawiaja stosun-
ki W Nicmczcch W ~czarnych kolo-
rach. mic tvIko W okregach robot
niczvch. ale i W samyn Bcrlinic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

Onegdaj Zorganizowane DoStalo no.
we t~owarzystwo PREY p~arafi tutejszeJ
pod nazwa sw. TOmasza, Grupa 2oi
Stowarzyszenia polak0w W Ameryce.
Instafacya urzednik6w odbyla sic pc
nieszporach w jcdnej z sail posiedzen'
~Zafozyciclami tegOz tOwarzystwa So:
o.. Tomasz SuwalSki i PAM Wisniew-
| ska. Ma p~Osicdzenie i inStalacye PREY
Iby1 p. KieIpihski. wice-prezes gfOwne-
go zarzadu, 2 Milwaukee, Wis, ktory
inStalOwai MOVIE zrZeSZenic. y. Leonard
Long C.. r.. Odebrai przysicge cd urZe-
dnikGw. Administrator przedstawia sic
iak nastepujc: p. Tomasz Suwalskl,
prczeS; PAM SadOwska, wicc-prcZcSka
p. Anicla SzamrOwicz, sekr. prot; p.
Anna SWwalSka, Sckr. fin; p. Felix's
J. GogolinSki. Skarbnik p. Agnieszka
J6zefowicz, p. Jan Archacki i PARMA
Pufundt, rada gospodarcza y. Zicmek,
ma rSzalek p0 instalacyi podanO Slna-
czna przckaskc, podczas kt6rych pre-
mawiann. mic ~SzcZcdzac slow Zachcty i
wytrwaioSci. Przcmawiali: y. l.. Long
G.. r., p. KielpinSki, Y. Stanis}aw Ga
dacz, C. r., i p. Bcfka ! wice-prezcS
ma Stan Illinois. Do towarzyStwa zapi-
sail sic %nastcpujacy nowi ~cz}onkowie:
A. Archauka. Jan Arclracki, Rozalia j
Wiktorya Fudala. Felix GoSOlinSki, A.
gniCSzka. J6Hef i Marta J6zefowicz,
Eva KaSpcr, Dmilia i Marya Kunkiel,
Adam Wemck, FranciSzek I~ewandOw.
ski, Julianna MinikowSka, Katarzyna
i WladyS}awa Murawska. AntOni PO-
chylSki. Magdalena Pufundt. J6Zef Ry-
tlewSki, Marya Rudzinska. Michaf SUI
walSki. Amelia. Franciszka, W~iadys}aw
SzamrOwicz. Po tOwarzyskicj pogd.':
ice i po zadOwOleniu. re sic wkuio no
we ogniwo W lahcuch. wa jemncSO
wsparcia i piracy p has}cm Bog i Oh
czyzna' rozcszli sic c~zionkowie i
goScie do dom6w swoich. Mech rO&niG
i rozszcrza sic grupa POI STOW. Pola-
k6w w Amcrycp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
PAMIETAJ I JESZCZE RAJ
PAMIETAJ...

Dobrych obywateli mierzy sic
tym, jak wiclka Jest ich ofiar-
nose ma celc spoiecznc. Je$li wiec
jcsteS dobry1n obywatelem, do
brvm Polakiem, to w czasie KAN
panii Daru Wielkanocnego dasz
"a siebic dolara, "a swojq zone do
lara ! "a kazde dziecko dasz p
cent6w. Pamietaj, re ginacym Z
glodu pomocy ME wolno odma--
WAC -aW Polscc ludzie Padaja
L gtodu / to ME lud pc wsiach, ale
robotnicy fabrvczni, tacy jak ty
w~}aSnic jcstcS. .IeSli wiec przyjda
do ciebic po sk}adke ma Oar Wiel-
kanocny, pamietaj, re Polakowl
takiej ofiary odm6wic ME wolno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

Wczoraj odhy}o sic Dehranic ranicn
i pan. kt6rr Zamicrzaj3 o~fiarnra6 Swa
pnmoc w zhicraniu Daru Wiclkanornc-
"a ola dHieci W PoIScr. ale StOSunkow0
mafo zG'o%ilo sic do piracy TAX Za"mcj
/ c~hwaichnci. DIatcGo uprasza sic. ably
to wSzyStkic panic p%anicnki. ht6rc
chciafyby no&wicciG trOchC wOIncc! GA
Sn ola dnhra ofiar woiny W TOlScc. RI
CzyIy sic zc}oSit do PAM ~Ieokadyi Mai
lex. pnr. 1909 No. Hermitage avenue.
DO dzic}a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
" cabinet .
STRAJK
w S~ZTRASBURGU.

Sztrasburg, %. marca. Ponic
waz ME przyszho do zgody po-
miedzy robotnikami a pracodaw-
cami W sprawie zap}aty dziennej,
przeto strajk generalny zostai O.
g3oszony. zadne pisma sic ME po-
kaza4y, miasto 2osta}o pozbawione
gazu a wszystkic sklepy poza--
mykano, Z ~wyjatkiem tych, ktore
sprzedajq zywnoSc. w mieScie je-
dnak ME przyszlo do zadnych "a
burzen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
r o N~IEZALEHNO-,
SCI SYRYI.

Damaszek, %. marca. Nowy
rad woIncj Svryi wycDckrrjc 7
niccicrpI6woSciq jake stanowisko
alma aEanci wobec rozporzQdze-
MIA nowcgo kr6lestwa, ahy Fran
cuzi ! Anglicy wvcnfali swe VOL
ska Z zachodnicj czc$ci Syryi !
Palcstyny. Przew6dcy ruchu VOL
noSciowcGo i naczclnicy wszyst--
kich szczcD6w arabskich oswald
&c beda walczyc do ostat-
nicj kropIi krwi przeciw ohcym
rajczdzcom. Me POmagaja gNosy
rartyi wiec,j konserwatywnej,
radzi cierpliwic / spokojnic
wvczekiwac ma odpowiedZ Fran
cvi / Anglii.. Ponicwai muzu}ma-
mic przyrzekii woInost religijn2
wszystkim innym wyznaniom,
przeto do dcklaracyi nicZalezno--
sci Syryi przyiaczyli sic zydzi i
chrzcSciinnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

We wtorek. dnia logo b.. M. przenic-
stone i zfOHonc nOStaiy ma O~statecZnc
miciscc S~pNCzynku ma PARCEL famiiiJ'
nci M cmentarzu $w. Wojciccha. PREY
lic7nych udzialc rOdziny, krcwnych i
znajomych ciala :. p. Katarzyny i
Maryanny RUtkuwskiCh. s. p. Katarzy-
nh 7marla H. lat tcmu. a 5. p. Maryan-
na hicHaCpGo roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
.ZABURZENIA w DUBLINIE.

Dublin, %. marca. - ZaChOwa-
ME sic wojska W Dublinie spowo-
dowa}o wrzenie poniedzy ludno-
lciq togo miasta. Io4nierze zebra
nj w liczbie okolo 300 obchodzili
ulicc miasta okofo 9tej godziny
wieczorem, wyprawiajac awantu-
~. $piewajqc / bijac szyby. Kiedy
juz skrecali w strong barakow,
zebrafa sic znaczna liczba ludzi
i szIa "a wojskiem. Bez zadnego
powodm wojsko dalo pierwszq sal
we do tiu1nu. Ofiara tel strzela-
niny pablo ma miejscu dwoje lu-
dzi, a czworo zostalo ciezko ran
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
MINISTRA
OBRONY KRAJOWEJ.

Berlin, %. marca. - Prezydcnt
Ebert miaf przyjac wczoraj Pc po-
fudniu rezygnacye Noske'go, mi
nistra obrony k~rajowej. Zanosi
sic rowniez ma inne zmiany w rza
die. Powiadaja. re niezalezni So
cyaliSci zazadali stanowczo gabi-
netu, w kt6rymby r~obotnicy mieli
swoich przedstawicieli w odpo--
wiedniej liczbie. Rad wzia1 pod
rozwage wvmagania niezaleznych.
Berno, %. marca. - Najnow-
sze wiadomoSci Z Berlina dono--
sza, re prawdopodobnie caly ODE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

kow pokoju wersalskiego ma Will
soma. POwtadaja tam, ze wielu Sc
natorow zatwierdziioby warunek
na mocy kt6rego Anglia i Amery-
ka w razie zaatakoWania FranCyi
przez Niemcy, posziyby jej L po-
moca. jednakze ME sa oni pewni,
CIV ! ma takie warunki Wilson da
swe zezwOlenie. Francya wiec wo
bee takiego StanowiSka Ameryki
mus sama pamietac o sobie i
zgromadzic SHY odpowiednie ma
pograniczu niemieckiem. Prasa
francuska wyraza obawe, re A
meryka gotowa zawrzet osobny
pok6j Z Niemcami, podobnie jak
to uczynily Chiny. Przez Podobny
hrok. Ameryka ~jeszcze dalej uSu-
neiabv sic cd boku Aliantow. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

Adwokat barfk6w | sp6l ~pozyczko-
wvch Kodak f. P. Danisch, poradzt
wan co do pozyczek ma property. -
Offs pok6j go - 139 \. Clark
nj. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

W trZcria nicdZiclc maja, h.. r. chic.
~ mIrarialmc, ia czelc kt6rych stoi p.
AntUni Wicdcman. urzQdzaja knnccrt
ma wiclka Skale zc wSp6iudZiai"m in
nych ch6r6w. kUnCcrt ten hclzir u
rzadzOny z okazyi Otwarcia n0wC=O
L-oG,.iDl1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

PraCn mad w~ykonczcnicm Swiltyni
PaGSkici. juz TAX dalccc poStapiIa, re
MONA w~yznacuyc dziCG pOSwicCCnia no
wcGO kOScio}a p. w. NaiSw. Nary Pan
ny A%niclSkiCi. Dni"m tym be1zic ME.
dnicla Sw. Trolley, 3o-go maJa. b. r.
IapruSzCnia Ola SzAnOwnych iowa
rzyStw do wSp6iudziahl W crrrmonil
tel parnictnci iuH 81 GotOwc, ha ma
wet ronoSIanc. Maluczko. a parafianie
mnryanOwSCy doczckaia sic. CZr"o cd
EHku lat pra@nci. XaiStc, Acd2ie TO II
roczyStoei, jakicj dotad r0wncj tam
mic hylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23

W nicdzicle. dnia 1890 kwictnla,
Choir miodSzy PREY parafii. m~aryanOw-
Skiej. uIZadza prnrdStawiG1ic w sail
MaryanOwskici. WyStawionc zostana
dwic Sztuki a mianowicic: ..CZtCry l.
rany", rzccz OSnuta ma tie StOSllnk0w
amcrykahSkich, przcplatana mclodyjny
mi Spicwami - j ,,KopCilrSzck", mclo-
dramat fantaStyczny 70 Spicwami !
tlfcami W CztcrcCh aktach. Mode te
pracowniczki potrzchuiq poparcia. ktG-
rcgo z ~pcwnn&Cia parafianic a nawct i
inni i'm tego mic olrn6wia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-23
WLOCHY "a POKOJEM
Z ROSYA.

Paryz, %. marca. - Ruskie So
wiety robia starania celem nawia-
zania stosunkow pomiedzy Rosya
a Wiochami.
Rzym, %. marca. Premier
Nitti. mowiac o polityce jakiej ma
sic trzymat nowy rad, wyraznis
oSwiadczv} W Izbie deputowa--
nych. re ca}ej Europie grozi ME
bezpieczenstwo gfodu, jezeli ME
ustanie w7ojna. a kraje ME Wr6cq
DO warunkow pokojowych. W}o--
chy wiec GAIA dusza beda popie--
rafv ducha pokoju ! starac sic be
da by doprowadzic do stanu poke
III pomiedzy wSzystkimi, a pre-
dewszystkiem pomiedzy europcj
>kimi krajami. (Zwrot ten zaPew-
ne Swiadczy o gotowoSci wtoskiej
do przyjecia warunk6w Pokoju
ofiarowanych przez Rosve. Przyp.
Red. D. c. Zdaniem premiera
w}oskiego Europa tvlko wtenCzaS
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z MARYANOWA.

Stow. AlUnn0w PREY parafii p. v.
NajSw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej pred
Stawi trzyaktOwa kOmcdye pi6ra Alexis.
hr. Freddy p. t. ,,Gwaltu co sic die"
jc", W pierwsza niedziclc pc Wiclka-
nOcy. dnia 11IgO kwiCtnia b. r.. w sail
parafialnej 0 gOdziniC SID wieczorem.
PROXY W toku, a rciySCrya zajmnje sic
p. j. KamCdulSki, kt6ry take wySta;
ri ponASdzy aktami Il humOryStycz--
nym mOnOlOGiem. Do &micchu / ucicchy
- do mieicgO SpclZenia wicczOru -
belzie SpOSOlnOSci az nadtO. Bilcty 81
pc przyStcpnPj ,cenie. mic rezCrwOwa-
nc. NabyG jc MONA II czfonk6w i cZton-
kin. a W Sn,zeg0InO&ci u y. .StamiSlawa
GadacZa G. Il. ma plcbanii. Il panny
Maryanny Btrdnik, pnr. 1916 No. Wood
III. i Il panny Cccylii Siuda. pnr. 1920
WinnChagO ave. DziSiaj, o gOdzinic I 80
w~ieczorem, odbedzic sic nadzwyczajne
posiedzenie, prGba Sntuki i zcbranic kO-
mitetu przedStawienia. Udziaf biOrqcy,
wszyscy hez wyjatku, pruSzcni 81 o Ia
skawe przybycie.
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Kupujac property zawo}ajcie pol
skiego adwokata F. p. Danisch'a do
s~pisania k%ontraktu akuratnie. Offs
pok6j 90 - 139 n. Clark III. Tele-
fony w ksiazce. (Og}.)
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PRZECIW OSo-
BNEMU POKOJoWI AME-
RYKI z NIEMCAMI.

Paryz, q. marca. - w caiej
Francyi panuje Powszechne pre-
konanie, re kraj powinien sic "a
bezpieCzyc re strony Niemiet
przez pOStawienie wielkici SHY
zbrojnej ma pograniczu Niemiec
zwiaszcza teraz, kiedy Ameryka
zupe}nic sic usuneiasod spraw ell
roPejSkich. WING GAIA skladaj2 we
Francya "a niepodpisanie warun-
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NIEMIECKA
w AMERYCE.

Londyn, %. marca. - Wiado--
nose podana 7 Berlina do angieI-
skiego Times Z data poniedzial-
kowq wspornina O PozycZce billo-
novel, udziclonej Nicmcom w
Ameryce. Z Waszyngtonu dowia-
dujemy sic, re wiadomoSc ia o.
parta Jest prawdopodobnie IA pro-
pozvcyi, przcdstawionej W lzbie
Representations ~ieSzczc logo mar
ca, ma moCy kt6rej Amcryka ma
udziclic Nictncom bilionuwcj po-
na zaEupno zywnnSci i ST.
rowca. Wojcnna korporacya Iinan
suwa miala kontrolowaG sprawy
Dozyczki, a jako sp}atc togo
miafa AmcYka przyjmo-
wac bondy togo kraju.