davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Wypedzaja Japoiczykow zP6hoc. korei
Alianci Okupuja Gda1sk Slask.
kraie Skandynawskie Liga NarOdow
lerand Zagranicznej Polityce Francyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
LOTWA zAJMUJE STANO-
WISKO WYCZEKUJACE.

Kopenhaga, 10. lutego. - Dono-
sza tu. zc kotwa ME uwzgledni
ma razic bolszewickiej oferty po--
kojOwej. tylko zajmie stanowisko
wyczehuiqce az do czasu dccvzyi
zapowiedziancj ma kwiecicn kou-
fcrencyi przedstawicieli pahstw
baitvckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
SPRZECZNE OPINIE WSRoD
AIIANTOW

Londyn, To- lutego. - DepeSza
isErowa Z Warszawy donosi. ze
ro?ski minister S2raw zagranicz-
nvch Stanislaw Patek oswald
czvl przedstawrcieiom prasy mieJ-
scowej, Il posrod Aiiantow pa
ruia sprzeczne opinie zaPatry--
wanna odnoSnie do Nwestyi daI-
szego stanowiska mocarStw En-
tentv DO Rosy sowietow. Nlekto-
re mich, powiada pono pan Pa-
TEX. sa "a dalszem utrzyman1em
ro,;tvki otoczenia zanknlecia
lolszewickiej Rosy ko!czastym
drutem nieprzyjacielskich armi :
Eiokady. podczas gdy innc znow
domagajq sic nawiazanla Z Po--
wrotem stosunkow handlowvch
= Rosya sOwietow "a poSrednict-
VEN lei stowarzyszen kooPcraty-
wnvch. Poniewaz zaS byioby RE
ga bardzo trudna i w0rost niewy-
konalna utrzymywac Jcdncl Stro
nv stosunki handl. Z bo3SzewIka-
mi. a Z drugicj Strony prowadzic
= mimi ,wojne, przeto mocarStwa te
ladaia take nawiszania stosun-
Now politycznych L rzadem Lenj-
ma.
Komentujac spra~e nawlszanla
rokowan pomiedzy Polsba a Ro-
sva <owiet6w zazraczw pan Pa.
TEX y rzad " Warszawic mic
rlGql stanowczu pozostawic zu--
peinie bez odpowicdzi drugiej z
rzedu jasno sformHowanej pro-
pozycyi pokojowej ze strony rza-
I'm W Moskwie.
RosYA zAczYNA wYWozIc
TOWARY.
Rewei. 10. lutego. - E&sPort
towarow 2 Rosy sowietow do kra
low alianokich nozPocza}. sic juz
przedwczoraj. kiedy mianowicie
nadszedl tn }aduneI dwu wago-
now inu rosvjskiego, przeznaczo-
nego ma eksport zagrantce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
w OBRONIE CoRKI.

krwawa scena odcbrala sic w re
stauracyi Constance WlOcha. kto
ry sic uja} "a swoja corkq po--
rank napastnika Smiertelnie, Ma
rabclIa postanow;l postrachem
wymusit wzajemnost pieknej
Wloszki Ansicliny, cork Con-
stanccgo. Poslubisz mnjc, be
dzicsz moja. a.bo Gle ia miejscu
zabije, byly sroznc siowa syna
s}oncczncj ltalii. Najnniej spo--
dzicwany i wcalc niePozqdany zja-
viii sic ma te scene ojciec Wystra-
szonej Angicliny i uwazajac po-
doSne oswiadczyny "a wicIcc ME
stosowne, poszcd} po bardzo pro-
zaiczny instrument kuchcnny W
uzywaniu kt0rego byl mistrzcm
wprawna reka zadal Marabcili
oSm Smiertclnych ciosow. Padl
pod razami noza natretny kocha-
mex. ale teraz zabojca jcgo musi
stanac pred Sadem uniewlnniC
Swa goraca pofudniowa kreW.
WYRECZYLI GO w PIRACY.
Zdumienie ME do opiSania O.
garneto pana H. Ft'bbott, gdy
peszedl 20 swoj autonobil ma to
samo miejscc. ma ktrem go 10
stawiF dni kilka temu. Zdziwic--
ME jego bylo tenn wieksze, gdy
sobic przypomniaf, zc przeciez
zostswil swoj samochod caskienl
porozbierany, gdyz zamyslai &c
dokIadnic ogladnac ponapra-
wiac. JacyS miiosierni przechod--
ME, wicdzac, ze w}asciciel ma vie
lie wazniejszych spraw do za}at-
vienna, postanowHi go wyeczyc
W zmudnej piracy sjkEadania pole
dyiczych czeSci. Sami je zaozyli
Go kupy. nalali sobie potrzebna i
lose gazoliny, a bedac ludzmi
przezornymi zabrali rowniez
wszelkie naczynia potrzebne do
naprawy samochodu. Pan Hibbott
rpusiai sic jednak tyle udobru-
chac po stracie, re sam ME skla-
dai swego samochodu.
CHoWAJ DOBRZE BIzUTE-
RYE.
Dzisiaj opryszki " swoim kun
szcie zlodziejskim dochodza dc
mistrzostwa. Me tylko ze maja
wiele odwagi, ale posiadaja spryt
i dobry gust. Jezeli wiec nalezysz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
FocH ME WYJEzDzA DO
POLSKI.

Paryz, 10. lutego. = We fran-
cuskiem ministerstwie sPraw "a
cranicznych wydano wczoraj O.
swiadczenie. zc podana przez war
szawski Journal dc Pologne'
w;adomoSc, jakoOy marszaieE
Toch miaE nieodwoia'nic juz wy
fezdzac wkr6tce do PolSki, ceIem
nqrad mad zagrazajacem jej ME
bczpieczenstwem uajazdu bolSze-
wickiego. Jest Pozbawiona uzasa-
d0icn;a nieprawdziwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
RosYA zAczYNA WYWozI
TOWARY.
KALENDARZYK.

Dxis, Wtocek, 10 lutego: Sw. SchO-
iasty4i Panny.
Jutro. SrOda, III lutego: Sw. Lucsu-
IA BislIupa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ZMIANY w RZADZIE BOIL
SZEWICKIM.
Helsingfors, 10. lutego.

I1SlSlilS1OIS, ~. lulCSO. Nd
deszfy tn doniesicnia, &c Leon
Trotzky, bolszewicki minister
wojny, obejmie wkr6tcc urzad dy
.rektora wvsokiego komiSarza
zywnoSci transportacyi " Rosy:
sowietow, a kierownictwo armii
!; marvnarki obejmie W jego micj-
see general PolanoW. komendan-
tenn boiszewickich woek ma Sy-
bervi ma zostac general kgbert,
a W Turkiestanie general Iwanow.
PowyzSze w1adomosci ME ma
il potwierdzenia innych zrodel.
.BOLSZEWICY TOPIA OKRET
Z 1,4oo UCHODzCAMI.
(Korespondencya Paula Williams
do The Chicago Tribune"
Noworosyjsl<, Fl. stycznia. co.
poznione.) - 400 uchodzoow u
tone{o diva dni temu ma Morzu
Azowskiem, gdy transPortowiec
antfbolszewickiej armii ,.karptin"
zostai zatopiony wSkutek strza-
low armatnich wsrod kry pol To-
lowych okofo pol mill Cd Mariu--
pola ma wvbrzezu tego nora.
.Bolszewicv znajdowsli sic juz
c kilka zaledwo mil cd ma{ego
Iportu MariuPol. gdzic> zebraFy sic
tysiace uchodzcow, iItorym u
cieczka droga ladowa zostaSa jul
Iodcieta. Oficerowie i urzednicy
wraz zonami dziecmi zaczeli
: tfoczyc sic jak owce ma pokiad
..karptina" gdy odbijai on cd
brzegu, pozostali rozpacza wo-
tall o zabranie Ich takZe. Pomle-
dzy mimi znajdowalo sic jednak
kilkuset zoAnierzy. kt6rzy jn ma
I'wrocili sic byli do bolszewizmu i
nie mieli zamiaru wcale uCiekaG
CT udali sic szybko do odlegiego
| o cwierc mill obozu artyleryj-
skiego powrocAi trzema trzy-
calowemi armatami i wielkim "a,
pasem pociskow, a ustawiwszy
.Isiala ma wybrzezu, rozpoczeli Z
uich ogien ma .,Karptina'', ktory
posuwal sic bardzo powoli po.
wodu kry. Kilka strzafow ugodzi'
| fo juz wen, ale mimo to piyna} or
| (Dokoficzenie nd srronicy r ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
POsTRZELIL ZLODZIEJA.

Czw6rka zlodziei staraia sic do
stat do wozow kolejowych ma 46
i Wells nj. wczesnym rankiem.
Me zaniedbai jednak owego obo-
wiqzku str6z kolejowy, ale zauwa-
zywszy intencye owych kawale-
row, bez namysiu zaczat do Mich
strzelat, raniqc prawdopodobnic
smicrtelnic jednego Z nich. Poll
eva bowiem znaaz}a nicjakicgo
r. Farrell'a. ktoregC opis zgadza
sic zupeinie opisem opryszkN,
podanym przez str6za nocncgo.
Farrcla zabrano do szpitala, jed
make lekarzc uwazajq stan lego
.,, 1,ezpoSzic;Dr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
POZAR SKLADU AUTOMO-
BLOW.

Prawdopodobnic porzucony "a
pa}ek byi przyczyna wieINiego po-
zaru ma :. Halsted uiicy. SPlonqt
wiclki skfad automo0ilowy wy
rzadzajqc szHode ma 100 tySiecy
.doIarow, Poiicyant wracajacy do
domu ,po odbyciu siuzby zauwa--
zyl ogien i ruszyt poSpieSznie, by
obudzit re snu wszyStkich mie--
szkancow apartamentoWego do
mu. Zniosf on panne NJ. Gallery
chora ma szkarlatvnc, wynioSi L
zagrozonego domu ma ulice. Iyl-
ko trzv automobile uratowac zdo-
lano Z 5Ociu. Ofiar W ludziach ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ALDERMAN SKARZY M. V
L. o OSZCZERSTWO.

Alderman Is wardv - ". r.
O'Toolc. przez swcgo adwokata
Meyer !. Stcma, skarzy organi-
zacye .,MunicipalNotcrsL
O oszczerstwo. zada Sl00.oOo od
szkodowania. Sedzia kavanaugh
podpisaf wczoraj rozkaz donna
gajqcy sic przed}ozenia przcz wy
zcj wspomnamq organizacye
wszvstkich swych ksiag, / rckor
dow, mandataryuszowi, ]. Y. o.
Donncll - do przegladniecia. l.
koncem zesziego micSiaca, orga-
nizacya ia og}osi}a W dziennikach
co zwykla czynic pred kazdemi
wvborami aldcrmanow. IL alder
man O'Toole posiada " Radzie
Miejskiej rekord jak najgorSzy,
,oraz, re jest podatnym narze-
dziem w reku przckupt1ych poll
tykierow. Podob1la opinic wyda
Ia o MIN organizacya owa W ro
ku 1ol6 tyn 18-ym. Sprawl Ia
Jest o tyle ciekawa, il Liga owa
stale zawszc jczem wszelkim
pracom podjetym przez burmi-
strza Thompsona; tax burmistrz
iakotez i sama publicnloSc radzi
by wiedziet, skad pobiera ona
funduszc ma prowadzenie swej
politvki. Oskarzeni zostali NJ. E.
Grcnebaum, Jozef Cumins, sekre
tarz Ligi, Samuel Watkins, oraz
wielu innych. Zapewne ciekawc
fakta ma Swiatto dzienne wyjda
w krotkim czasie.
WOJNA WYDANA WLAsCI-
CIELOM DOMoW 1 AGEN-
TOM REALNOSCIOWYM1.
Specyalny komitet Iona Ra-
dy. Miejskiej zebra} sic wczoraj
ma posiedzenie, ma ktore1n oma-
wiano kwestye nielitoSciwych
wlascicieli domow, podnoszacych
niesiusznie W gore komorne
SWIM lokatorom. Zazalenia ma
Dokohczenie ma stronlcy sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Dzisiaj opryszki X swoim kun
szcie z.odziejskim dochodza do
mistrzoStwa. Me tylko ze maja
wiele odwagi, ale posiadaja spryt
i dobry gust. Jezeli wiec nalezysz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

(Dokoiczenie nd stronicY 2 ED
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Sva soWietoW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

CNcil WYhOraCll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
CLUB NOTES
TEMPLE S|STERHOOD
TO GIVE VAUDEVILLE

Tho E"ff street Temple" SiSicrnoo'.
viii civ" a dance amh Nhu';"'iIl: snow
u"\t Tu.~day night. Tr""""dS 81 WhlCn
vii be- .i,\uI"I t. Charity. Th"r" Will
Nc many ">r"ll,ni ra'rd"vilI" acts, an
prrrrrrn.d hv local talent. among when
N.l hc Il.. "r"nIuE act. "niitl"I S'Ei3
.Lnr d,<,,l,yin" most beautiful S"wn8.
hats and frrp-ri"s dear I" ID" hart .,
tho f.minin" auhl"n"". aud snrii"i"nti!
varied /" make an appeal w M hctI
~ nn,b,rLi himself, Excellent head
Irnc acts wilt b" rni Oh by The Lyon
brothers: Julia. N" dancing. queen
Sr"iuhauSCr "nd I"mlcl>. h'"-!'Hl ,H
49,. md ,'iy.rS and Adler IN novel
musical acts for p aup ana r'"Iin.
,uuihcr itI"r"st:n- f'aiur" va! ,,
n" presentation hN N"N"rai r'r'"iln"r'
nr rahlcauN taken from me pi"l n''Siu2
rnrcnloui.,- 81 Tn" Jewish Temple.
Tnllop ing III" p'rt"rmanr" tn" SiS'"E-
hood viii >-ry" Il delicious iun"h""n'
,raI r,,,d features FOR general dane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
How to Keep Age-Lines
and Wrinkles Away

Don't forget that the woman who
smiles will have a skin more FREQ from
wrinkles than the woman who frownS
When wrinkles begin to appear II ~ a
good plan 10 bathc the face once day
for a white in harmless solution made
by dlSsolving an ounce OF powdered san
ol,c in a half pint Of witch hazel
This is remarkably effective IN eraS-
ling the hateful lines. not only because
or its aStringcnt action which tightcns
tho skin and thus irons OUT the lines.
but clSO because oC "A helpful tonic Of
frct which improves capillary Circula-
ZION and nerve tone. There Is nothing
hrttar for nahhy checks or chin. Re
sure - ask the druggist for the pow
lyrcd SaNolItC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
WILL MEET TO-DAY

To-day ct noon. az III" Fort li"rFr
CIuh ih.. 7. Er.lnr meeting Of III" h"arL
of dir"ci"r~ 81 ih, local chamber 81
comm. rec. VIII II, held. Thu question
% sending delegates !" IN" "'rhth an
ruaI COMMUNION rC IN" United States
Ghamh.r rf Commerce. will hc discuss"
and tn" drl"gAics named. Reports from
rvs committees. Americsnizatlon, IN
dusirial. traffic. retail credit hurcal
and membership committees. Will NJ
rcnd Numerous other matters Of i'm
nnrtanCc to the directors will be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Breathe
the Fragrant
Odors of
Northern Pine
for Catarrh

Ca7arrh is great menace 10 good
health. The excess mucous men,
branc that it causes often leads to
serious trouble. Clear the nasal pas
sagcs, and raise this exaggerated mucous
membrane with Mew'5 Prc Needle
Balm A pure natural product that is de-
lightfully soothing and refreshing to use.
Catarrh colds IN the head. nose and throa, result
IN mouth breathing and often foul brrsth. Coz
ret them immediately. Afdr Prue Needle Balm
sold IN oso sizes, 25c Soc. Ask for your money
back il it docs not give satisfaction.
FREE TRIAL
t. rnns Csc, II. NAM, ". Au,uH Ave, Chicago
Maw's Pine Needle Balm Is Tor sale by
&. II. Gri,sr " &C.,. and druggists
, :, - " hare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Birthday Party Tonight.

The tittrcnth anniversary Of the O'rth
Of Mss Lillian y. I;"mk" Will be IN"
occasion for most cnJUEahl" time tins
evening. when Sh" Will To the haprE
hostess Ia a uusuh,r 1T her young
friends Mt her home IN Park View. The
home viii haze attract'N" decorations
suggestive. uf s. Valentines Day and
tamciug aud jolly games will Ill the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Lean Year Dance.

The eagerly anticipated Leap Year
dance Of the club uI lSIu viii y" an
eN eut OF this evening. and doubtless Will
hc attended by a very larG" number al
local aud Ohio sd" young pc"ih". The
feature Of the affair viii hc thC music
winch Will H. furnished u! IN" "'i"-
hratnd W. G. Handy Original M"mp!HS
Tlu"S Orchestra. "i Memphis. Tenn. W.
=. Handy. himself. with his ten C"lor"d
musicians. Will arr,N' here ms after
noon and their arrival IN this Cit! has
oCcaSionrd u" iIt;l" interest.
Tho following ar IN charge:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
wcman's Literary Climb.

'rhc I.i,rd Nunnn'S IIl"rary 'IuO
Wit ,ur.r uu Tuesday might Of M"\t
week ~ ia" h"rnN ~ Mrs. i; i. Best ~
IL, Island tor which a very fin" program
has been arranged, which VIII hc an
nrunC-I lu1rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Nav Era Guild Dinner.

Noteworthy among the social ac;'Hi-
ties Of the week was the dinner party
given last evening by the members OF
the New Era Guild Of IN" STATE l'rHSoy-
terrain church At Elm Grove. MIS-; mar
~ II Brennan, teacher Of the Guild. pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
A. O. H. Campaign.

mo Nnri.nl Ur,lrr II ITID'rTHnS -
n.,r:rc q successful m"mhcrShir driN'
,,nudu"icd b, Mrs. G""rG" NId"hrr. "'h'
has h"cn working hard for IL" Su''.I'
Of tho campaign. assisted ~ "a Az!
,,urnrlIrl"" If enthusiastic w"rh"!".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
WILLIAM ASKED WHY.

Little William (who has boon looking
mn stx,istics) SAY. pa. why, IL II tha'
s"lii"rs only got SIS month and con-
;,rc,smCu get Sl3 a day:
pa.-"SoldIc:s. my son. do not Tx
their own salaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

Tho I.ad'S, Of III" -. \. l.. ar" n'6rn,,
, luG !" farm JOINT committees '"'hH"S'I
nf MENTORS from th" NHri"!s circles
and dau.lur. - sc Veterans. T. hrrahS"
for :, lnrg,. ,.rl"hratiuu whi"h Will tax
rl.,,r in homer uf Wa>hiuGlpn's birin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

VIII nc an Interesting event If n"N,
Wednesday,. m" pari". WI. L. i,"'u y"
W.'H 4 ~h"w"u Cvr tin hr!d"-cl,'t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

The Columbia club was the ~""UN 80 a
very dClightGul event last evening WHOM
tho trustees rc the s.. AlphouSuS rhurvl.
were hosts To- the tapurh:n priests 81
St. AlphouSus church aud the Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

,.lo ,r, I'm. GUESTS or Mr.. and Mrs.
/, y Saith. If Elm Heights,
Cy Nuni>"m. Of StruhcnH'Ii'' spent
yum,, tim" her" This week. ,n,
+. r. I:os". Formerly manager o. tn'
Rarrun miu". has lett Ter I''nh!S'}''. ~
,,inr,, H.. has accepted thu general sup
rri,!r-nd. ncy "f In" rwu, ct! mines !"
Art"ri"y John +. Arhcmz IS i'll at his
huIn" cat til" rlk".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

JACOBS ORCHESTRA WITH TWO
PIANOS, AT CARROLL CLUB. SATUk-
DAY EVENING. DANSEETE DAM
nc a.ao jL~22-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

Temple juniors Dance.
Tho Junior m,.'ah, - -! IN" l."iI
Street Tempt" Will entertain With
merry informal. dauc'nI party on Thurs
day evening. February l.. in tn" aud
forum - rhr Elk'S Club. y local or
cbrstra Will furnish the musical pro-
gram and punch will bc served through
1ut The evening".
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
STATE BANKERS HOLD
 ANNUAL MEETING IN MOBILE APRIL 6 TO 3

Montgomery. March 13.-- Especially Members of the Alabama Bankers As sociation will hold their annual meet ing in Mobile May 13. 14 and 15 and the annual group meetings will be held April 6, T. 8, and g, according to announcement of H. T. Bartlett, sec retary of the association. Saturday aft ernoon.
 The meeting of Group No. will be held at Florence April 6, with Clyde Hendrix of Decatur as the presiding officer. Group No. will hold it's ses- sions at Birmingham April [, with J. T. Gardner. Jr.. of Anniston as chair man. Group No. will assemble at Montgomery April 8, with John J. Flowers of Dothan as chairman. Group No. 4 will hold its sessions at Mobile April g, with George A, Michael of Mo tfle as chairman. Entertainments are being planned for the bankers at each point,
 The annual meeting of the state as- sociation probably will be one Of tho most interesting and largest held Tn many years, due to the new work or the association brought on by the ef- forts of the federal reserve banks to |, equire all state banks and non-mem- hers of the system to pay all checks st par or without the collection Of ex- change,
 An attractive programme for each group meeting and the. state meeting is being arranged by H. T, Bartlett. secretary of the state Rsso- citation. Invitations have been extenoeo all bankers to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
AUTO THIEVES MAKE RECORD WHEN FIVE
 CARS DISAPPEAR

What is believed to he record was established yesterday afternoon and night bv automobile thieves when the report Of i've automobiles, which were stoieh between the hours of and SEQ 0 cioch' was turned in to police headquarters last night. Following is the list of automo- piles stolen:
 1919 model Cadillac. owned by F w. Oliver. eeN Faiwiew avenue. was stolen about s.t5 o'clock, while the car was narked ,r front of the residence
 ". Shelburn, BOO North Twelfth ave, me repcrted the loss of 1917 model saven-na ssenger Cole Eight. MT. Shell burn left the automobile standing on Twentieth street, between Third ana Fourth avenues, last night about O. clock and when he returned the car was gone.
 !. W. Wilcox, of 2sls Highland avenue suffered the loss of te15 model Hudson, seven passenger about 6:2o o'clock, The car was left in front of the Brown-Marx building.
 R. A, McCraray's 1913 model four-pas- senger overland was stolen last nieht about TAO o'clock, while the car was parked in front of the residence, So Sou'h Eighteenth street.
 1917 model flve-passenger Kissei, pe- longing to H. J, Baum. residing In the Crescent Court apartments, was stolen about { o'clock from First avenue ana Twenty~first street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
DE VALERA COMING
 TO BIRMINGHAM

Washington, March 19.--(Special)-- Eamon De Valera. president of the Irish republic, will Initiate a tour Of the states of the south April s,
 While the itinerary has not been an- nounced. this bureau learns that Bir- mingham, Mobile and Montgomery will be included.
 De Valera will be accompanied by the Rev, Dr, J. A. H, Irwyn. eminent rres- -bypterian divine, In charge Of church near Belfast,
 The Alabama engagements follow'
 Mobile, April 16; Birmingham, April 21, Montgomery April 22.
 The president will reach Birmingham from Meridian at 7:50 o'clock the even Ing of April 2l. will speak that night and remain in the city until the follow ing afternoon. when he goes to Mont gomery,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
RAY RUSHTON GIVES VIEWS ON ISSUES
 BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Candidate for Senate Out lines Some of Things He Will Work for If
 Elected
By FRED H. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau Tho Age Herald
 

22i-2 First National Bank Buldtno
 Montgomery, March 3.-(Speclal.) )-Ray Rushton, candidate for United States senator as the successor of John H. Bank head, made public his platform in a formal statement this afternoon. outlin- ing some of the things he intended to work toward if he is elected.
 Mir. Rushton pledged himself to con- tinue Senator Bankhead's fight for the development of the water power of the state. including Mabile bay and all the rivers and to insist that the work of Senator Bankhead for the development of roads and highways by federal ap- propriations be continued.
 He mentioned that he believed in state 5 rights, and would fight any movement further to centralize the powers of gov- ernment at Washington, but stated that he would support the constitution and aIl amendments thereto legally adopted.
 He announced his opposition to the na- tionalization of railroads, and promised to do everything in his power to build up the agricultural resources of the na- tion and of the south. His statement is as follows:
 ITO the Democrats of Alabama: am q democrat and a. candidate for the democratic nomination to succeed Sen stor Bankhead In the Senate of the United States. As an earnest student of government, I have formed strong con- victions as to what is best for the whole people, and if called to public office, will adhere to these convictions as cour- ageously as I have done In private life.
 ''If elected to the Senate, will imme- diately take up the good work begun and faithfully pressed by Senator Bank head. and endeavor to push to compile tion ris great work for good roads, the development st Muscle Shoals and of the Warrior. Coosa and Alabama rivers, and z<yNAr rf1 frv hn ,rnr rro al Tn Mobile bay would bring to these great projects enthusiasm and untiring indus try.
 q believe in states rights, because there is no other way to preserve our free institutions and boasted civiliza- tion- The matters confided by the constitution to the federal government come within it's powers. and also inn poses upon 1t the duty to fully exer- oise them but all other powers arc re served to the states and to the peo- Tle.' No state or people possessed of liberties should be willing to surrender them, or any part of them to another l will. therefore. oppose any further amendment to the constitution that takes away any of our reserved rights or that tends towards centralization. But lest silence might be misunder- stood. will say. now. that l wilt faithfully fulfill the oath to support the constitution of the United States. including its amendments legally adopted This is government of laws and not of men and 1t is every mans duty not only to observe the law but to advise and encourage others to do 3D.
 ~Our hopes of democracy are de- pendent upon our public school sys- tenn It has had my enthusiastic sup port since began life as a county school teacher. would welcome any help or assistance to these schools