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Evening journal., 1920-09-11

ST, PAUL.-Miss Margaret New
burgh holds the distinction OF being
the FIRST woman in the United States
to vote under the 10th amendment,
made possible when Tennessee. the
36th and final State. ratified woman
suffrage. In a special municipal bond
election she reached the voting booth
at 6 a. m. other women tried for The
honor, but Miss Newburgh won the
race.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
CFNTREVIILF GRANGE AFFNIRS.

Members OF JentreNlllc Hlanse az
their meeting next "Wednesday Will
enjoy an interesting program. The
opening number Will be a lecture on
"The Doctrine of BolsheNsm. by
II. l.. Dilworth. Next will be "a rcci-
tation by Lester II. Dilworth and am
address on Improved Farm Machln-
ery." by ]. w. Humphrey. A talk on
"Canning Of Fruit will be delivered
by Lester Burlington ON selecting
Tomato Seed" 4 violin solo will be
given by Roy Wilkinson and Current
Events" will be discussed by Albert
Humphreys.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
PAINTED WHILE AT WORK.

Margaret ColVren. aged As years. OF
los West seventh street. tainted while
at work In a bakery yesterday. She
was treated at the Delaware Hospital
and s,nt TO her home in the police
ambulance
Falling over stove at her home
Brldgci Lee of 1907 Market street
sustained a fractured rib. She was
treated at The Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
X. or p. LOWERS AGE LIMIT.

Age for admission 20 the knights
OF pythias has been reduced from n
10 As years in an amendment 10 iis
organic law passed at The recent bi-
ennial convention Of the supreme
Lodge al Minneapolis This move was
taken in line with the lodges general
program and policy of expansion 20
carey The principles Of the order into
new fields.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
-nrrrc1AI rnREATFN FREEZE-I-p

CHESTER, Pa. Sept. IL. r,
White. superintendent Of Parks and
public Property, reiterated yesterday
his threat TO Council not TO. give
orders for the winters supply OF
coal for the municipal building and
public Offices unless money was pro-
vded by Council with which % meet
the bills. White contends that his
department has not been allowed
enough appropriation to carry. "
along for the year and he promised
a general "freeze-up' unless his de-
mands are complied with.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
RI1InING pERAIITs

Inspector Preston has issued build
ing permits as follows
Ernest Fribel 4l9-2i Claymoni siroaL
t,vo dwellings and cost $500, Harvey
q. Blackwell, builder.
Miss Mary Green. 1920 Delaware
avcnue. addition. Si60.
John Zaranda. Goa South Van-Buren
ldditon. S25.
Marion w. Wood. 40 West Twenty
'0urih street addition, si00
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
BLAME WOMFN FOR TINS

Present headquarters Of the club.
$40 Madison street. not being
adequate TO accommodate the in
creased size OF the meetings because
Of the addition of women, the Third
Ward Democratic Club has appoint
ed Jacob OstrO, George W. Bader and
J. Edward McNabb a committee TO
obtain suitable rooms and equipment.
Councilman William Abberger, who
has been secretary II The club, has
been elected treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
FTNE DFITNOIFNT MTRCHANTS.

Resident Judce Rice In Court OF Cen
sral Sessions yesterday imposed fines
u f25 and costs on Michael Haldas
Raymond White and Wolf Heilman,
,harced with making fraudulent re-
turns of their yearly sales 90 the
state All three defendants pleaded
guilty 90 the charge. claiming they
were ignorant Of tIc law
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MAnRIAGE IICENsEs

Magistrate Stradley has issued the
following marriage licenses:
Antonio Amadio and Josephine Di-
Menco. both OF New Castle.
Clement A. Carney. 1900 North Har-
olson street. to Annie c. Gillespie, COZ
North Van Buren street
Horace Seeney, Dover, TO Dora Car
ter, 329 East Second street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TWO NAV SIGN CHFCKs.

Action on request of CITY Treasurer
Banks that someone be authorized TO
sign checks in his absence from the
civ CITY Council has auihorizd Isaac
II Mcclure 10 act for The treasurer
either i'm his absence or when he
might be incapacitaied.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
pREACHFRS no MEET.

The Methodist Pr achers Association
will meet In Grace Church house on
Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock. This
will be the FIRST meeting after the
summer vacation. The City Mission
AIRY society will not meet until the
first Monday in October.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
ENGINEERs ARE RECOMMENDED.

William ] Knox. Lawrence Rash
and g.. ". Weaver were recommended
TO City Council Thursday night Tor
appoinlmcli as members OF The Board
~ Examiners for stationary EngIn-
GERS. Council will select the board at
its next melting
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
AWARDED Wusr WATCH.

Miss Ann NcS0rley. OF Holly Oak
was awarded the sold wrist watch Of
fcrei by Father Grant 40 his recent
carnival
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
HTnEAsInE IsLANn. p

The Majestic Theatre is now show
ing for the last hines The plciurized
version u Robert W. Chambers story
"T'he Fighting Chance"
For mkt week the feature Is 10 be
the screen tale of Robert Louis Stew
enson's story Treasure Island" as
by Maurice Tourneur. Mr.
aud Mrs Carter de Haven's comedy
Vacation Time" is 10 be shown In
with me romance.
ID is only in justice % the popular
ity of Treasure Island" and its. i'm
mortal story. that the screen picture
shall be one OF romantic Importance
and artistic beauty. For the develop
mcnl an along such lines. no better
choice as director could have been
made than the selection OF Maurice
Iourneur
WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOTNc?p
Douglas MacLean and Doris Nav in
What's Your Husha'd Doing" Their
nrst picture "TWenty-three and Half
hours Leave Was riot and since
/ shown at the Strand there have hecn
many requests for a return visit The,
arc az tho Strand today In anotbor
comedy success, What's Yionr pns-
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
8NEE1<
nnTGIAs EAIRnANks

In his newest production "The Molly
cOddle," at the Queen all next week
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

BRUSSELS-"Who am 10" The Bel
GUM Government IS trying TO help
boy says that all he knows IS that his
name is Charlas Louis and that his
father was addressed M lie Prince. f"
He was in Brussels In 1914, but fled
when the Germans entered and was
taken in charge by q French priest
VINO took him 10 America. Now the
boy is back in Belgium trying TO find
out who he Is. He IS said 10 be ar
istocratic in bearing, speech, and
habits.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
At THE CARRICK.

WIImlngi Will have an Op-
porluniiy 90 see how movies" are
made and also 10 take part in the
making next week at the iGarrick
Theatre one Of the big features Of
the bin is the latest sensation of
Joseph Madden and Tom Ward, en-
titled Making The Movies" The sub
iects will be residents OF Whining
ton any person in the city being
eligible 10 take part by first applying
at the Garrlck box ONCE At each
performance a moving picture will
also be made OF The audience. which
viii be shown az the subsequent per-
f0rmance This is only one Of the
features Of the bill, however for
there are eight other acts
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
"wHATs YotR uI,SR,Nn no,Nc %.
Annwsennemts
MANY ENJOY RIVER TRIp

Boats Of the Wilson Line are sim
available for pleasant trips in ihe
afternoon or evening. The summer
schedule stlll being in effect. Many
people are also using the boats for
business. Despite the fact that other
transportation companies have found
IL necessary TO raise the rates. the
Wilson Liz is operating on the old
rate.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
WOMAN pOLICEC D. X.

Jcffers' Bros. Butchers. will reopen
az 623 Madison street on Tnesday-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

Jeffers Bros. Butchers. will reopen
at 623 Madison street on Tuesday-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
"BIDDIES.1

The Selwyns production Of
"Buddies" direct from twelve consoc-
uiiye months ia the Sclwyn Theatre
New York. will be the attraction. at
the Playhouse the last three days Of
next week.
In This charming comedy with
music The hOmely and honey doings
OF the American boys billeted In
France make as great an appeal 10 the
audiences as does the fragrant ro-
nance Of the sweet maid Of Brittany.
while the music woven by b. C.. Hil-
liam In George v HObarts story is
siill another charm Of the entertain
mcnt.
seats for the engagement may be
had on and after Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

"JIM JAM JEMs.

The last local performance Of the
musical comedy "Jim Jam Jems" will
be given this evening at the Play
house at $50
Ada Mae Weeks. Joe z. Brown and
a score or more OF others are in the
company OF the piece.
Nirile melodrama has always been
popular with American meatregoers'
except IN instances where 1t has
been presented in such artificial and
exaggerated tone as 90 make II ludi-
crOus rather than entertaining and
convincing The story Of The
Storm" while told with every effec-
tive device known TO the we'll equip
ped dramatic author, nowhere lacks
ndeliy 90 convincing development.
And 10 is This fact combined with the
wonderfully effective background In
scenic effects which IS The key to .he
remarkable success OF tbs production
which viii be presented at the Play
house for three nights and a Wednes-
day matinee commencing next Mon
day. While none OF the arts Of the
lrealre is disragarded in the stag ng
of This piece 10 Is so adrOitly done, 10
is said that the mimicry Of the
theatre Is completely lost m an at
mosphere Of such sincerity 10 truth
that one f0rge.s one is In a theatre
and seemingly looks out upon great
human battle in the wilds Of nature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO Any SHADE
Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
Old-tirnc Recipe that Any
body can Apply.

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother, 8
time She used it 10 keep ner hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or 3tveakel appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at homo Is mue9y nj d
put-of-date. Nowadays, ny as,.nI Z
any drug store for bottle u wye.
Sage and Sulphur Compound"
will get this famous Old prcp1:at
improved by the addition Of othcr
gradients, which can be depended ..
on to restore natural color and beau
to the hair.
A well-krown downtown drHg5s
says il darkcns the hair SC ratur9 't
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply daWpen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
& Wyetn's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
Tor those who desire a more youthful
appearance. 1t Is not intended fo7
the cure. mitigation or prevention OF
disease.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
MINE BUREAU ACTS
AS AID IN CAUSING
COAL FAMINE: PANIC
SERVES AS PROPAGANDA SPREAD
ERS TO KEEP PUBLIC IN DARK
ON REAL SITUATION AND UN-
NECESSITY OF FEARS OVER
SHORTAGE,

Washington, Dec. 2@-t.eorge II
Gushing, managing director Of the
American Wholesale Coal association
was recalled today by the senate in
vcstigating committee. He denied that
coal men had planned the series OF
governmental statements and actions,
which he said caused coal shortage
panic this year.
Some coal men got the high
prices" he said hut want to alb.
solve them tr.m bringing about the
steps by five government organizations
Which caused the panic
Did your association ask the in.
terstate commerce commission FOR
priority orders? asked senator Ken.
yOn.
mo, we were fighting that" Mr.
Gushing replied.
]. d. Morrow, vice presidents Of
the National Coal association repre-
senting mine operation, said his as
sociation was formed at The instance
of the National Defense Council and
was approved by the fuel administra.
tian $50 ."era could he some patjou.
al organization in the Daeg t.I...
with which the government could
deal
1t had 200 members, he said, who
produced "a little over half the coal
tonnage of the United States
why can't you organize now to
prevent shortages, as You did during
the war; asked Senator Edge Why
should Il tWo-Wcek railroad strike
produce a national shortage?'
THE switchmen's strike last six
weeks Mr.. Morrow replied, "but I'll
affected chiefly the eastern territory
whore 60 per cent OF the coal is pro
duced,'
Lets get to the present day" said
Edge. There are plenty Of coal cars
and no fear of another shortage?"
There's nothing to fear now.
Morrow said 1T took a world war,
national coal strike, and a railroad
strike as we'll to bring about last sum
mer's shortage
The coal associations income was
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
lDYL GLEN.

The Section cemetery aid society
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs
Ole Ilogenson.
Several from here attended the
Borshsenous sale at Norway Fri
day.
Or. and Mrs. o. r. Hayer were in
Ottawa Friday
NJ j. Anderson and mother spent
Sunday in Sandwich.
Pearl and Dorothy TilorHon spent
Saturday night al Electa Holes.
Mrs Electa Hole was in Ottawa
Monday morning.
jesse jelm called at G. A. Classon's
Monday.
While Clauson spent Sunday with
relatives.
MI and Mrs Richard Peterson
were Ottawa visitors Monday
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thorson were
in Ottawa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silaa Thoraon were
Ottawa shoppers Monday
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. ilougas, ZGnas,
a Real Gift for Him.
A box Of No. ? cigars. kAMMEltER
y NELSON, 50i Ia Sale street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

Cora aud Floyd were Ottawa visitors
Monday. Fl ''I li"f
There will be a Christmas tree and
program authe'L. ID. s. Church Fri
day evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Allen Varland and
Russell, Amos and celia Olson spent
Sunday at Arthur GOdWin's.
-. s, Johnson has been having
hardwood floors laid in his residence.
Enscl Johnson ard men have been
doing the work.
= Real Gift for Him.
A box Of No Q cigars. EAMMERER
& NELSON, 504 La Sale street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
YELLOW Pine Lumber,
Prices Much Lower

faas .s. peak i. Ara asa Nav iJzU.
once, yellow, nas~ u.u.1d l-e..., AZ ttt..a
jorty per The average decline about thirty
CONCENTRATIONS according grades and cIassihcations.
That's quite d come-down-a substantial
reduction in a house barn bill Of lumber. Yellow pine
largely into building construction in this tern
tory than other variety of lumber So here's price
reduction that counsNost of what you thirty to forty
per cent below the 1920 Spring peak
Yellow pine lumber comes from Texas,
Iuisiana Arkansas Ceorgia-s long haul Freight
very much higher than in 1915 The at that time
70 per hundred pounds. When the government
took the roads this rate raised to 81 " cents
When the roads turned back private ownership
therc another increase to A. cents.
The average weight of 900 square feet of
yellow pine lumber is $500 pounds. In l96-l7 the
freight $3.50 per thousand feet-now it's about
$00an increase for transportation OF 81 thous
md in freight of about 20 per which
will in all probability, be continued.
Another distribution expense that has not
decreased is labor in the retail yards Taxes
md other handling expenses lower than last April
Vet with the increase in freight charges absorbed by the
trade they have been with cut in cost OF handling
building material retail prices yellow have declined
average OF thirty cent. from April 1920 figures
These figures not mythical gotten for advertising
purposes only The lumber actually down in price and
he figures may be checked up by any who do
Prices on other kinds of lumber and building
materials have sumped in about equal proportions educ
ing the cost OF building houses, barns garages etc
Your lumber dealer will gladly give you
information. Consult him about building. He will
welcome the interview whether buy Of him he
may be able give you valuable and useful nforma
lion and help. Watch this paper for further facts.
Lumbosmon's Publicity Bureau
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
Victor Records

Are splendid gifts for one with Vie
trola. Let us help you select them
Christmas deliveries. Heinrich Music
House.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

won't Know the a,lpl runnin., t'Ie
in the district"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

60 W Stanach Zjednoczonych wy
nosiia 100000 ton, t. j. wiecej
niz kiedykolwiek przedtem w cia
gu biezacego roku. WlaSciciele
koPaln daza do tego, ably tygo--
dniowq Produkcye doprowadzic
do Il milionow ton przecietnie
/ zapewniaia, re je$li uda sic i'm
to nskrteoznic. zdotaja pokryt
caie zaPotrzebowanie W kraju i
W ci2gu nadchodzacej zimy "a
SPokoic wszystkie potrzeby lu--
dnoSci pod wzgledem opalu. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

pracowac prey ukladaniu projek
tn sformowania miedzynarodo--
wego trybuna}u sprawiedliwoscl.
Pan Root posiada opinie najle
pszego znawcy prawa miedzyna
rodowego w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. O re~zultatach swej piracy
w Europe odmawia ma razie
wszelkich i%nformacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

malzenstwa z poddanymi niemie
ckimi i austryackimi' Zwrot tel
wsasnoSci odbywa sig ma podsta
vie poprawki do aktu Esch-Nel-
scna W sprawie stoSunk6w han
dlowych Z nieprzyjacioimi.
q. 200, Goo, 900 O~SZCZEDzONO
: DZ1EKI PROHGBICYI.
Washington, Fl wrzeSnia. -
Wczoraj zakoiczvi sic tn n'etna-
stv miedzynarodowy kongres
observation-disclosures, ktory pro-
wadzit swe obrady przez szest
dni. Ma os~tatniej sesyi wypowle-
dzial dluzsza move gubernator
Milliken I Maine, kt0rv reasumu
jqc skutki prohibicyi. wyrazii sig
w nastepuiacy sposob:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

P7wie katdy potSd sge0t real
noSciowy oglasxa Ee " DzIENNIKu
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnis
przekunal sic, 10 tu najLepiej mu sig
opiaeA. ,l..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

TRY najbardziej -rzucaJace
sig W oczy skutki prohibicyi So
nastepujace: Zaoszczedzenle o.
kolo dwu bilion0w dolarow. kto
re byiyby posziy ma niepotrzebne
wydatki, ogromne zW'ekSzenIe
sic wydajnosci piracy / uderzaJace
zmniejszenie sic zbrodni, ktora
lest stala towatzyszka nedzy / Ii
b0stwa'.
ELIHU ROOT
z EUROPY.
Nowy York, 81 wrzesnia' -
Parowccm Rotterdam" poWro-
Gil wczoraj do Ameryki pan Eli
hu Root, kt6ry okoio 3 miesiace
tcnu wyjechai byf do Europy, by
ma koniercncyi w Hadze wspoi--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

on przekonani, re w naJblizSzej
przySzioSci doprowadza produk-
eve do zamierzoncj wysokoScl
i czvnia obecnie tylko starania o
to. adv mice dostateczna llosc
wagon0w do tranSportu.
Rad ZWRACA SKoNFISKO
WANA WLASNoSc.
Washington, II wrzeSnia. -
Rad amerykahski zwraca obec-
ME okoto 100 do 80 milion6w
wartoSci wiasnoSci n~alezacej do
,,nieprzyjacielskich cudzoziem--
cow. kt6rq skonfiskowano pod
czas wojny. SzczeSliwemi odblor
czyniami tych majatk6w sa Anne
rykanki. kt6re straci}y pred woj
ma swe obvwatelstwo skutkiem
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Kronika MiejsCowa,

DokonczenH re strony l-szej.
Wkieszeni aresztowanego male
ziono czerwony notes, w ktorym
s. przywodcow komunistycz
nych byfo s~lpisanych pod pseu
dominant nazw kwiatow. Zapi-
sane tam byiy r6wniez notatki
zebrah take, jak: yGeranla' z
,.dzwonkicm" spotkaja SIC PREY
Washington Square, gdzie ina
sturcva' i ,,chryzantema' odbe--
da z mimi konferencye" .Jak sig
tcraz I niektorych zapisk6w wy
kazuje, ubieglcgo maja, przez
siedm dni odbywaly sic tajne re-
brania komunist6w w lasku W
Jefferson, gdzie uk}adano plany
cclem wywo1ania tn rewolucyi'
Shechman byl sledzony przez
tainych agcnt6w juz Cd kilku
miesiecy. w sobote Shechman,
tropiony przez dwu detcktywow'
wszedi do publicznej biblioteki
y Sr6dmiesciu, skqd p6zniej Wy
szedl W towarzystwie n. Sklar'a,
nauczyciela robot Praktycznych
W szkole publiczneJ tropiony
by} dalcj - az do mieszkan'a
swcgo, gdzie wreszcie zostai a.
rcsztowany.
Shechman urodzi} sic w OdeS
sic / liczy obecnie lat 81. w roku
1914 ratowal sic ucieczka do Pa
poniewaz wydaAo sic, IL ma
lezal do zwiqzkNl nihilistow 70
syjskich. Krotko potem zostaa Sc
krctarzem Mikoiaja Lenina. spe-
dzajac przewaznie czas ma tiuma
czeniu komunikat6w bolszewic
kich ia jezyk francuski i anglel-
Xxi W Parvzu ! Gcnewie. " roku
1917 przybyi do Kanady, haste
pnego zaS roku do Chicago,
cdzie dotad zajmowai sic stale
organizowaniem komunistow'
Wszelkie ~szpargaIy komunlstyc2
nc. iakic skonfiSkowano w jego
mieszkaniu zostanq oddane w re
&C wladz federalnych.
Wdzielnicy zakladow stale
wvch w Gary, Ind. umieszckono
W sobote specyalna straz. gdy7
dowiedziano sic, re komunisci |
W. w. ! socyaliSci rozpoczel'
tam intensywna kampanie c.
lem ,,kaptowania" czsonkow ola
wsDomnianvch or~ganizacyi.
lime jeszczc dowody znalezio'
ne w mieszkaniu Shechmana W!
kazuia, il W Stanach Zjednoczo
nych znajduie sic okofo 4o.oV
czynnych komunistow. z ktorycf
Cd siedm O osm tysiecy przehy-
wa w Chicago. Wydatki ma pro
pagande bolszewicka W tym kr'
III dochodzily miesiecznie dc
SlOO.o 900; fundusz ten byl cze
scia zasilany przez Rad sowie-
tow w Rosy, czescia zaS skladk;
mi tutaj zbieranemi. Rozporza-
dzenic, iakie otrzvmala tutelsz;
partya komunistyczna wproSt OK
rzadu sowietow rosyjskich dni;
I+-go wrzesnia - grozi smie'
cia wszystkim czionkom partly
;oraz wszystkim cz}onkom pokre
wnych partly, kt6rzyby zanie-
dbali niszczenia wszelkich dok,
ment6w i rozporzadzen nadsyl;
nych cd tegoz rzadu, lime je-
szcze zapiski Shcchmana wvka
zujq, re zostalo rozpowszechn;c
nych tutaj $1,000 broszur ia te-
mat Ready Lcnina i rewolucya'
z tych 10000 bylo drukowanycl
w iezyku angielskim, reszta "a;
w zargonie zydowskim,
Teraz sic moze przecie rza'
amerykahski zoryentuje. kto WI;
sciwie prowadzi Gala akcye re-
~wolucyjna W tym kraju.
AREsZTOWANIE OSMNA-
STU P~ODEJRZANYCH.
w zwiazku Z obrabowaniem p'
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Dokonczene re strony ~l-szej.
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~ARESZTOWANIE OSMNA-
STU PODEJRZANYCH.

w zwiazku Z obrabowaniem pc
ciagu linii Illinois Central No.
3" aresztowano wczoraj osmnastu
podejrzanych mezczyzn, ktorzy
zostali osadzeni W domu deten--
cyjnym PREY Hudson ave. Suma
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New-York tribune., 1920-06-01
Thousands Sing Requiem,
For Chicago's Var Dead

CHICAGO, May 31.-Chicago's an
nual Memorial Day parade today vas
accompanied by the singing Of a
requiem by several thousand on the
steps of the Art Institute at the re-
viewing stand.
Memorial services for men of the
army, navy and marines who died in
the World War took place in Grant
Park: In front of The flag g-bedecked
stand were three graves, symbolic Of
soiddlers, sailors and marines. marked
with plain white crosses. An airplane
from the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station, circling over the crowd DUR
ing the services, dropped wreaths on
the graves.
Major General George Bell, COM
mander Of the 33d Division in France.
MADE a plea that manned and disabled
soldiers be remembered
hugh Gibson. American Minister to
Poland, and Prince Casimir Lubomir-
skl, Polish Minister to the United
States, were among the speakers at n
demonstration of citizens of Polish
ancestry in Humbolt Park. Governor
Frank 0. Lowden reviewed a parade.