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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

I. Utraci 600 letnia niewole 2 II
tract kat0w w postaci Hoersin-
Cow itowarzyszy, 3 utraoi .grenc
szuc", q utraci stan oblezenia, s II
tract prawa wyj., E utraci niemiec
kie urzeda, szkoiy i urzednikow
Niemcow, poniewierajacych je'-
zyk polski, z utraci odwiecznyeh
wrog6w - krzyzaokich Prusakow
8 utraci Donnersmarckow, Bales
trem6w, Tkinela, Winoklerow ftp.
tuczecych sic krwawica robotni-
ka polskiego, 9 utraci hakatyst6w
centrowc6w i pruski rad socyali
styczny, 10 utraci kilkadziesiat mi
liardow dlugow wojennych, jake
W zwiazku z Niemcami Gorny
Slask musiafby ponosic, II rtlaci
przynaleznoSc do dyecezyi wroc'a
wskiej, a tenn samem 200 ksiezy
germanizatorow z ks. Nicborow--
skim ma czele!
1 Zyska woDnoSc polityczna, a)
samorzad r~zeczywisty, b. zu-
pesna wolnosc osobista. 2 zyska
zupena swobode uzywania jezy-
ka ojczystego, talk W urzedach jak
W zyciu publicznem. 3 zyska mo-
znoSc iatwego ksztalccnia dzieci
w szkoiach W duchu i jezyku OF
czystym, a zyska rzeczywiScie O.
pieke prawna ola robotnikow j
ministerylrm piracy, to juz jest W
Warszawie, Lodzi i Sosnowcu, s
zyska reforme rolna odbierajaca
magnatom niemieckim olbrzymie
obszary ma korzySc w4oScian bez
rolnych, E zyska rad, oparty ma
zasadach katolickich i ludowycll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

I'M L w OJT ~
NOTE HOLAN
IDYI CO DO WYDANIA WILL
HELMA.
Londyn, 81. marca. - Mocar-'
silva alianckie domagajace sic wy
DANA ex-cesarza niemieckiego
Wilhelma, otrzyanaly ostatnia no
te Cd -rz4du holenderskiego. w
nocie tel Holandya oSwiadcza, re
ME moze wydac Wilhelma.
|CoRKA WILHELMA ODW1E-
DZA OLGA w AMERONGEN.
Amerongen, 81. marca. - Ksie-
INA brunswick Wiktorya Luisa
Hohenzollern wraz re sWym me
zem ksieciem brunszwickim Przy-
.by}a do Amerongen, by spedzic
$wieta wielkanocne wraz re swym
oicem Wilhelmem i matka.
.ZAJECIE KoNsTANTYNoPo-
LA ZDANIEM MUSTAFY KE-
MALA JEST ZAMACHEM MA
ISLAM.
Konstantynopol, 81. ularca. -
Przewodca ruchu nacyonalistycz-
nego pomiedzy Turkami Mustafa
Kemal pasza, uwaza zajecie rKon.
startynopola przez Aliantow "a
machem ma Islam.
Jest ono ciagiem dalszym walk,
lake staczal Islam z Chrzescfjan-
stwem PREF ca1e wiel6; godzt DO
WIEN wiecej W duchowna wsadze
sultana jake zwierzchnFka Isla-
mu anizeli W jego wfadze swiec-
tka. Alianci chca pozbawic sulta-
ma tureckiego jego w.adzy kalifa
jaka dotychczas dzierzyl mad wy
znawcami Mahometa. Podobny
zamach jest czystem uragowi-
skiem ma wieikie ofiary jake po-
niosi Egypt, Syrya, podczas woj-
ny Swiatowej i wogoie oasy SWAT
m1zufmanski.
Berlin, 81. marca. - Gala Tur-
Icya powstaie i buntuje sic prze--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

skiej, przypominajac, re Cd bomb
lotniczych i bombardowania Paryza
przez dalekonosna ,,Berte" polegio
52I, a rany cd nioslo 1924 miesz-
kahc6w. Zakohczyla u~roczysto6e
wspania}a defilada wotsk. Do sta
rego herbu miasta Paryza, przedsta-
wiajacego Stack trzymasztowy z ma
pisem ,,fluctuat nee mergitur", do
dano u dolu wieniec laurowy, 2 kto-
rego zwteszaja sic diva krzyze legh
h~onorowe1 1 zasiugi wojskowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
GRECYI
Y R

Paryz, 81. marca. Smyrna i
HAWAI- ziemi wzdIuz wybrzeza tn
reckiego bedzie naleza4a do Gre
cyl. wyrokiem sadu anIbasadorow
alianokich, jak donosi ,jMatin."
WYMLANA JENCoW PoMIE-
DZY WLoCHAMI A ROSYA.
Kopenhaga, 81. marca. - Nico-
IA Bomballi, czfonek parlamentu
whosdego, ~nalezacy do partly so
cyalno acknowledgement i Angioli
Cabrioi, dzitnnikarz wfosh, przy-
byIi do Kopenhagi, ably sic umo-
vic Z Litwinowem, reprezentan--
TEN sowietow o wymiane jeTfcow
wojennych. We WSoszech znaj--
duje sic obecnie oko}o 5 tysiecy
Moskali. gdy przeciwnie tyfho O.
kofo 400 w+oskich wiezniow pre-
bywa W Rosyi. Rosyanie ME VIE
dzac o 1osie Kokzaka / Denikfna
prsgneli sic zapisac pod ich sztan
Diary, wfelu jednak okazaio chec
poiaczenia sic z bolszewtkami.
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|T~GIGgTamy%z agTaniGzne,
Dokonczenie re strony 1-szej.

pej zoInierzy :Millerand oSwfsdczyl
przedstawicielom prasy francu-
skiej, re gdyby Niency odwszyii
sic wysia6 SHY zbrojne w okolice
rzeki Ruhr, Francya W tel chwiH
zajeiaby neutralne terytoryum,
czyby sic ma to alfsnci zgodzai,
CIV ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
ROSYI Boil
SZEWICKEJ o ZAsoBACH
ZBO2A.
Moskwa, 81. marca.

Moskwa, 81. marca. - MoSkwa
wedle zapewnienia kontrolera zy-
wnoSci. posiada wieikie' zapasy
zboza, masfa, mieSa, a czeka tyl-
ko ma uiozenie sic sto5unkow han
dlowych pomiedzy Rosya inny-
mi panstwami, ably r~ozpoczaG eks
port ma wielka skale, ably W "a
milan "a te produkta, dostac obu-
via, G5ran. przyborow imaszyn
rolntczych. Nadewszystko jednak
Rosya zdaniem owego pana po--
trzebuje Iokomotyw. gdyz pre-
woz zywnosci z powodu braku
maszyn kolejowych napotyka ma
niezmierne trudno$ci. WieSniacy
rosyjscy musza sprzedac wszyst-
ko co i'm zbywa po obliczeniu ma
wyzywienie swych rodzin i miasta
miaiyby podostatkiem zywnosci,
gdyby by}a moznosc dostawy oraz
podzielenia tych zasob6w.
(Zwazywszy nawet wielkie tru
dnoSci komunikacyjne. jest prawie
niezrozumiaia rzecza ola mas to
ustawiczne chwalenie sic bolsze-
wiokiej Rosy nicprzebranymi "a
sobami zywno5ci, wobec strasz-
nego g}odu jaki panuje po calym
kraiu. Przyp. Red. D. c.
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Kopenhaga, 81. marca. - Jako
protest przeciw uformowaniu no.
wego ministeryum, robotnicy
wszehich kategoryi postanowili
zawiesic prace w calym kraju.
Kopenhaga, 81. marca. - Kr6l
oSwistczyi, re sic ME mole zgo--
dzic ma zadania socyalno-demo-
kratow, by przywr6ci} do w}adzy
dawne ministeryrum, ktorego pre-
zesem by} Zahle. zadanie takie
prDedstawrli delegaci piracy i O.
Swiadczyii, re jezeli krol sic ME
zgodzi, to wybuchnie strajk w ca
lynn krayu. Pc placach pub1icznych
zbieraja sic Gale masy ludu, ma
wolujac .niech zyje republika"
Socyalno = demokraci zwolali OIL
brzymie zgromadzenie. ma ktorem
domagaja sic republiki, rzadow
acknowledgements i zmiany syste-
mu g~tosowania ma mocy ktorego
kazdy ~obywatel, kt6ry ma lat 81,
bylby uprawniony do gsosowania.
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WYBcR NOWEGO MAJORA
MIASTA CORK.

Cork Irlandya, 81. marca. -
Ma specyalnem zgromadzeniu kor
poracyi miasta Cork, wybrano
nowego majora miasta, Jest him
alderman Terence Mac Sweeney,
znany zwolennils ruchu politycz-
pego Sim Fefnn, ktorego Anglia
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BERLINSKA
STRASZAKIEM Ill ALLAN
TOW,

Paryz, 81. marca. - Gala re-
wolucya niemiecka oraz rozruchy
'r~obotnicze W zagfebiu rzeki Ruhr
mialy, zdaniem opirii frarcuskiej
bye wiefkim straszakiem ma a.
.liant6w, ably przyspieszye rewi--
Eye pokoju wersalskiego. Pewns
Jest rzecza, re rad niemiecki
m6g4by zdusic rewohucye robot
nicza W dwu dniach gdyby tego
szczerze Pragnal. Jednakze tax
przew6dcy robotnikow jake tex
reakcyjni sprawcy zamachu mo
narchistycznego zezwolfli posza-
lee bury przez jakis Gas, by TEN
wieksze wywrzec w~razenie ma A.
.liantach i wpoic W mich przeko-'
mamie, re tytko rewizya pokoiu i
uchylenie ciezkich warunkow te-
goz pokoju mole zazegnac bu-
re. Bols1ewicy W zagiebiu rzek
Rrhr ME zycza sobie nawet wcale
rewizyi traktatu W tym czasie,
gdyz narod gotow stanac solidar-
ME do piracy i wype}nic warunki
pokoiu. a rownoczeSnie podciaE
korzenie rozrastajacego sic boil
szewizmu. Gale prawienie o ME
zmiernie silnych armiach robot
nikow oraz o ich znakomitem H.
zbrojeniu i gotowoSci do Walk
ma zycie i Smierc Z wladzami woj
skowymi, ma bye czysta :bajka.
Zmiany w granicach Niemiec,
zmniejszenie odszkodowania, O.
raz pomnozenie arinii, to glowne
ideally do ktorych Niemcy wzdy-
chaja i do osiagniecia ktorych
uzywaja wszelkiej broni. Rad
potajemnie sieje I.iezadowolenic
pomiedzy masami robotniczymi
Qowiadajac ustawicznie o wiel-.
kich dostawach wegla do Fran
cyl, oraz przyponlina ustawicz-~
ME i budzi nadzieje, re Malmedy
przyznane Belgii, powinno wro--
cic do Niemiec.
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hnakotnie deportowaia i wiezi.
Ia
ZboTO ANGIELSKIE OLA


Eondyn 81. marca. Gale tony
Aota wysysa Anglia do Ameryki
n-spsscenie Gugt zaciegnietego
podczas wojny. Pierwszy trans-
port zfota angiedskiego przyszedl
do Nowego Yorku ma statku
.Lapland". zesz1ej niedzieli, DIVA
inue o&rety ,,Carmania" Mime
haha" odplynefy z Angli W So
bote do Nowego Yorku zabiera-.
lac re SODA stedmnascie ton zso-
tego kdtrszcu. Amgykahskilin LIMO
wiec ,Filadelfia" ma ieszcze przy
wiesc diva miliony funtow SITTER
lingow, wed1ug sprawozdania fl
nansowego wydawcy iondynskie-
90 Times"
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cznoSci z Polska do niebywaicgo
rozkwitu.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
ELKS PREPARE
FOR CHICAGO TRIP

At a meeting OF the Wilmington
El~s, held in the Elks' Home. iii9
tarket street. last night partial ar
rangemenis were made for the pro-
posed trip to Chicago, where the ma
llHnal convention Of the order will be
hSd July > TO 20. II was said this
morning by a member Of the commit
tee on arrangements that from present
indications there would be at least
nifty local Elks enjoy The trip. About
forty members m"de deposits last
night TO assure their attendance at the
convention. As soon as all members
wishing 90 make the trip have depos-
tied the amounts necessary TO cover
their expense. James r. Stein, secre-
lary OF The committee, Will make final
arrangements.
The local delegation win 60 TO Chi
cago in two specially chartered Pull
mans. They Will be lead by a Chicago
band in the parade on July Z. There
will be a bronze purple trimmed
badge for those who attend. With the
inscription. "Blue Hens Chickens, ."
Wilmington, Del, 3O7 engraved
upon 10.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
GRADUATION AT
DUPONT SCHOOL
Prizes Presented and Grad
yates Hear Address by
DR.. S. G. Mitchell
CLASS TO co ON
WASHINGTON TRIP

Commencement exercises were held
last night 40 the Alexis dupont
School. A large crowd of parents and
friends were present The following
program was given: Selection, by
ihe orchestra; Invocation. the Rev.
Thomas Kerr, pastor Of Gre3nhill
presbyieriOn Church; essay. "Ihc
short story" Josephine Graham ora
ti0n. "GO-OperailOn versus DOmpeti-
lion Among Nations" Roy 7. Jones; (;
selection. spring song pinsuu. by
the glee clubs essay, Historical
Churches OF Delaware Margaret
r. Riggs: selection, by the orchestra; (;
quartet. water Lilies" Ethel Casey,
,iisrgarei ii'9' n Riggs Elizabeth smith
and Flsie Wilde: Grafton. Wilmington
and Irs possibilities as a seaport"
Eugene Nj. smith; song, '-rhe Pare
fDOl Trail" boys chorus; address 90
the graduates. nr. :. q. Mitchell, or
Delaware College; presentation u d.
plcmas 90 Che graduates. Professor
John Shilling, assistant commissioner
% education.
Prizes were awarded 10 Miss Thelma
r. Hines. OF the graduating class fer
excellence In English, 80 gold piece (;
Miss Dorothy Crawford. iuniO-. for
excellence In French, So gold piece {.
Miss Margaret lOmlinson a freshman,
for excellence In Latin, 50 gold piece.
The bencdiction was pronounced by
the Rev Thomas Kerr.
The graduates are; W. Lewis Ar.
mentrOut. Howard p. Baldwin, Ethel
Casey. Frances NJ. Gamble. Josephine
Graham. Eugene NJ. Smith. II. Gar
rett Handy. Thelma + Hines. Roy i.
Jones. Helen NJ M0nigle ami Alarga-
rel r. Riggs. The class will take a
Iin 90 Washington on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
BRITISH SOLDIERS OPEN
FIRE ON SIM FEZNERS.
TO RELEASE REBEL s

DUBLIN, juno &c. United Press
A pitched battle occurred between a
group OF armed Sim Fciners and
British soldiers at the Ballineen mill
tary camp, near DunmanWay, IN
which many shots were exchanged.
The raiders were finally driven on.
No report was available as 90 whether
there had been casualties on either
side.
The new policy OF the British gov
crnment toward ireland, soon TO be
Instituted. Involves the unconditional
release OF an Sim Fein prisoners who
have been convicted. 10 wa, learned on
good authority here today. Severa!
members OF the Sim Fein Parliament
viii also be released.
When those PRISONERS not nnw
convicted have been let 20 the gov
ernment will deal relenilessly with all
PERSONS arrested i'm connection With
attacks upon police barracks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
SOLDIERS ROB,
Want TO KILL
Fort Dupont Fugitives Hold
Up F. R. Pool, Jr., and
T ke Car
STRIPPED, GAGGED,
LEFT IN WHEAT FIELD

Attacking Frank r. Pool. Jr.. son OF
Stale senator Pool, OF MIddletown,
late yesterday afternoon. near summit
Bridge, four soldiers who had escaped
from Fort DUPONT stole an Overland
automobile and everything OF value
that Mr. Pool had. Not content with
their plunder The soldiers gagged the
young man and bound him so that
he could no. give an alarm. one Of
the soldiers wanted TO kin Pool. but
was prevented by his cimpanions.
The men who attacked Mr.. Pool
left the fort early Yesterday after
noon. Three Of them were military
prisoners while the fourth man was
a private who had been assigned 10
guard them at The work on the gov
ernmeui reservation.
The men who escaped were Homer
Davis. OF this city. held as a deserier: /:
William. Regan, OF Philadelphia, an
other deserier and a man named
MOulder from the Nest who had been
charged with larceny Herbert Bis
mark. the soldier guard. is also said
90 have come from the West.
According TO the military auihori-
ties al the fort the absence Of The men
was first noted by Lieutenant McCOr-
mick about O'Clock. 10 was thought
they had taken refuge somewhere
from the rain storm but at Z O'Clock
when they did not report. the alarm
was given. The Wilmington police
We're advised OF the mems escape and
lookout was kept on an roads lead
ing into This city.
About 7 o'clock last night We local
at MiddletOwn that he had been rob
Continued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
THREATEN TO DESTROY
BALDWIN PLANT

While Philadelphia detectives are
reported to be guarding the Baldwin
Locomotive Company plant, above
Chester, against anarchists, no infOr-
nation had been received here OF any
threats Go destroy the works.
According 10 Philadelphia news
papers today IL was reported a party
OF six Reds. four men an1 Two w0-
men were planning TO destroy the
works. Chief Of Police Black said
today he had not heard Of the threats
and no request for cooperation had
been received by his department.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
CONDEMNED,
BREAKS JAIL
POSSES HUNT
Isaiah Fountain Gets Away
From EastOn in Night
BY Auto
.LYNCHING FEARED
AFTER HIS CAPTURE
specIal b The EyonIng IournaI.


EASTON, Md. June i6-Posses are
securing the Eastern shore OF Mary
land today for Isaiah Fountain. Negro.
under sentences OF death FOR criminal
assault upon a white girl. who es-
capped from the IAN here last night
10 is feared he VIII be lynched when
caught.
Fountain called Charles Seymour.
waichman al the jail. at A o'clock.
and asked for a drink OF wafer. Sey-
mour compiled. bringing The water
into FOunkin's cell As soon as the
door was open Fountain dashed out
into the corridor and was gone. An
automobile was waiting outside for
him. He iumied int oihls and was on
Posses were Immediately organized
and The chase began. The Occupanls
OF the car were not seen. but 10 Is
though they were NerrOes. A car
was seen going north out of EasiOn.
about flva minutes after Fountains
csape with Negroes In it
First of the posse 10 get out after
Fountain We're thre State Roads Com
mission policemen. They were Officers
Spicer. Poppersack and Chapman US
ing the Road Commissions autOm0-
biles and one motorcycle they sped
after the car In which 10 Is thought
Fountain was riding. The car was
headed In The direction or Cenireville.
Practically every town on the Shore
has been NOTED OF the escape. and a
drarnet has been organized that 10 is
thought. Will result In Fountains cap
iure before he gets ont Of the State.
This Is The second time Fountain has
escaped. Tie got away during his FIRST
trial, at This place. and the town and
Continued on Page Fourteon.)
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
FACES OLD CHARGE
AFTER ARMY SERVICE

on charges Of driving or an auto
mobile without the consent OF the
owner and assault and battery. alleg-
ed 10 have been committed August a..
1918. Warren Mccall was arrested last
night wnen a warrant for his arrest
on a charge OF non-support Of his
wife and six years old child was
served on him.
Mccall and companion. Anthony
Copra, are alleged TO have driven on
an automobile belonging 20 Clarence
B. Burris, 1904 Scott street, on the
night Of August Z. 1918, and when
Burrls. who saw their act. tried 10
jump upon the machine. De was hit
by one OF the youths.
Mccall was held FOR court at the
time but was taken In the army be-
fore trial. he said his morning that
the charge againsi him was dropped
when be entered the service.
The cases were continued until Fri
day, while on the nOn-suppOrt charge,
an order OF Sii a week was entered
against him.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
MORE MONEY
OR We QUIT
FIREMEN SAY
Eleven Companies Demand
That Council Grant In
creases Asked For
ISSUE ULTIlMATUM
TO CITY FATHERS

Representatives OF eleven or the
twelve fire companies at a meeting OF
the executive committee OF the fire
department last night threatened 90
quit unless City Council allowed them
wha tthey had asked for i'm their an
nual budget. The Delaware company
was not represented at their meeting.
Ihe majority OF the companies asked
Council for an Increased appropria-
ton OF $500 but in making up the
budget Council allowed only $1,000 in
crease and sentiment expressed last
night at the meeting was TO quit flre
duty unless the original request Of
the fremen is allowed.
Representatives Of the companies
present at the meeting decided TO hold
special meetings OF their respective
companies next Monday night when
committees Will be appointed with
power 70 act and for thcse delegates
70 meet at the Friendship Company
headquarters on Tuesday night. Plans
viii be made at thai time TO appear
efore Council next Wednesday night.
r. +. Kane OF the Water Witch Com
pany. said his company objected %
maintaining fire ilghting apparatus for
The protection Of the citizens. at a loss
70 themselves. mo company is strong
er Tor tne present department than
we are and there is no company In the
department that Is not equipped TO
put out any fire, yet some people say
We are not salC,' ne added
Mr.. Kane also added. 'This asso-
-1tic1 has lone mere for the depart
or' than anything else in the last
years and the people have
moro respect for the FIRE department
il1n ever before The Water Witch
VIII continue a. long as the people
want Il. but the people should be
gwen an opportunity 10 express their
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

on ing questioned by the officers,
broadered said he had lived with the
hammonds for several years. that he
liked them and that they treated him
an rieht except that Mr.. Hammond
sometimes FUSED with him. the last
time being Monday OF this week.
When asked why he did the shoot
ing. the Negro stated that he avNoke
about 3 o'clock this morning and was
mad with himself. Hc said hc nut
his oNeralls on and went down stairs
and secured two shells from the auto
mobile shed and then went back to
the garrett. where ne secured the
gun. lie then came back 10 his own
room, 0n iho second floor. ne said.
and taking the screen out M the win
dow, craWlcd along the norch roof Ia
ne window opening into ihc bedroom
0f Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond. and with
out waiting to see n Mr. Hammond
was alone. bred The shot which killed
him. he then returned 20 the gar
ret he said. and tried Go Kin hlm-
self by turning the gun 40 his head
and pulling the trigger but The load
missed him, except TO make a flesh
wound
The Negro Is being guarded closely
In Kent county jail 90 prevent him
from killing himself and 10 also guand
against any violence against him by
citizens. who are greatly cnrascd over
the murder
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
SMILE AWHILE

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont. ~ The
bakers OF this city arc a supcrsti-
tiOuS lot They don't like charging
~ cfnis for a small loaf OF bread
so they raised IL TO fourteen.
CLEVELAND, d. ~ Patrolman
kuiawsh played Matador mere and
soaked bull calf reSounding
Wall0p on the head and lead IL OF
hy horn when the animal cs-
eaped and tried TO spear pedes-
lrianS.
BUFFTON. Ind.-Mrs- sam Hitch
cock Sowed what she thought was
grass seed on her front law. 4
heavy rainfall brought up a young
lield full of lettuce.
CHICAGO, u.-Scrvicc Is getting
slower. Warren station went out
Tor lunch January and returned
Yesterday noon, according 10 civil
service charges filed against him
by the city.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

Two convicted Sim Feiners al
Maryboro jil are now hunger sirik-
ing.
LONDON. June i6. lUniled Press
The house OF Commons has tabled
proposed amendments 20 the Irish
home rule bill. which were designed
20 prevent setting up or a republican
parliament In Ireland 10 Is essential
that an candidates take the oath OF
allegiance 20 Great Britain In order 90
qualify for Office.
The amendments also provided that
under certain conditions the British
vicerOy In ireland would Doe cmpow-
cred 90 assume supreme legislative au-
thOrity.
Sim Fein sympaihizers declared the
amendments bore ont their prediction
that The government had joker up
It's sleeves. adding That no Sim FeIner
would take The oath Of allegiance.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

Duluth AFTEE
3LYNCHINGS
Priest Prays in Vain From
Telegraph Pole For
Negroes Lives
TAKE GIRL ABUSERS
FROM JAIL CELLS

DULUTH. MINI. June &C. United
Press State guards arrived here to-
day 20 prevent further race troubles.
following a nighl or rlOlInr. In which
"A mob OF 1000. lyncncd three Negroes
held In connection with an attack on "A
il-year-0ld white girf.
a mob stOrmod the cav Jail. captur-
ing siX Negroes held ~ the Offcnsc.
Three Of the accused were found
not guilty at a mock Trial. before
The lynchings.
Not a shot was fred In ihe mob
-Four Negroes held In Virginia,
Minn.. In connection with the attack
on the while girl, were believed safe.
Reports here, however said part of
the lynchers started in automobiles.
early today. FOR Virginia.
The Negroes hanged here were.
Isaac McGhie. Elmer Jackson and
Male Green. They We're circus rousl.
abouis They were hanged at inter.
walls OF eight minutes.
McGhic was the first victim. 4
moose was placed around his neck al
1880 o'clock last night. he declared
his innocence and pleaded for mercy
Two Catholic priests begged ih
crowd 30 let the law take iis coursi
Father r. i. Howard clmhcd nflee
feet 40 o. telegraph pole and undo
the dim glare on an arc light praye
for the crowd iO release thc Nerroc.
lie was hooied by ihc crowd
NcGhie was iorhed into ihe air Tire
Times. The rope broke on ihe lrs
two attempts. he begged for mercl
until an impasslOned speech was ca
short hy his third ascent
Jackson was the next victim, FOL
lowed By Green. Both declared thel
were not guilty OF the attack.
Attacking the police station, ihl
mob hurled bricks and sticks.