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The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
FIENDS SLASH
VICTIMS BODY
Police Search for Slayers Of
Man Found Mutt
lated.

Fairfield. Conn. May 16.-State
police today sought murderers of a
man whose nude body. mutilated be-
yound recognition, the throat cut
and a knife still sticking in the
heart. was found on the bank OF the
Rooster River here. The mans
clothes had been piled on top of his
body, and were stili burning when
the two men discovered the form.
Attention OF the men was called
to the murder by a spiral of smoke
rising from behind a slight rise at
the side of the road. The unclad
body lay stretched out in the field.
clothing and shoes piled upon the
torso. The garments burned slowly
and they were heavily blood soaked.
Police and medical examiners
agreed that several persons commit
ted the murder.
The murdered man was about 80
years old. powerfully built and with
dark hair and complexion. His
pockets had been turned inside out
and were empty. Police said identi-
hration would be facilitated by the
fact that some OF the clothing bore
marks of Bridgeport clothing deal
ers. The scene of the crime was
rocky ground and this prevented
police finding footprints or sign
of struggle.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
SUFFRAGISTS EXPECT
VICTORY IN DELAWARE

Suffrage leaders see a chance for
victory in the lower house of tins
Delaware legislature, which recon
venes today. While no definite
prophecy Is made as to the result. IN
Is believed by National woman's
party members that ratification will
be accomplished. The amendmen nj
was passed by the Delaware senate
on May 5, and needs only the affirm
ative vote of the house to make 1t
effective.
A large deiegation of suffragists
from all parts of the State, as we'll
as leaders in the national organiza.
tion, will. attend the session, Mrs
Lawrence Lewis, of Philadelphia
national ratification chairman of the
Woman's party, and Miss Alice Paul,
chairman of the party, have gone
to Dover for the session.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
SCHOOL CURES
TOEXPERTS
Nation S officials En- Route
To Conference Here on
Education.

Z
To consider present emergencies
in education-among them. the short
age of teachers, readjustment OF
education to cope with new condi-
ltions. and need for increased sup
port of education-the National Citi-
zens' Conference on Education will
open its mrs. general session at
Memorial Continental Hall Wed
nesday.
Governors, mayors. editors, clergy
men, business men and educators
from thirty States and terri
tories are on their way to attend
the conference.
The Shortage of Teachers and the
supply" will be discussed at the first
session; Adjusting the Schools to
New Conditions" at the second, and
The Relation of Education to Ma
terial Wealth and National Defense,
The New Interest In Education In
other Countries" and Education for
citizenship and Culture" at the third
fourth and NTH sessions.
Among the speakers will be Col.
L. p. Ayres, of the Russell Sage
Foundation; David Felmley. presi-
dent of the Illinois State Normal
University; Prof. w. C. Bagley. OF
Columbia University: DR.. Albert
Shaw, editor of the Review Of Re
views; Thomas Z. Finegan. Penn
sylvania's superintendent Of public
instruction; DR.. Frank E. Spaulding,
superintendent of Cleveland public
schools; DR.. Charles H. Judd. Univer-
sity of Chicago: DR.. Raymond A.
Paarsop lava Stata College: Mai
Gen. W. G. Ham. general stan of
the army; franklin D Roosevelt. As
sistant Secretary of the Navy: Mat
thew Well, vice president of the
American Federation Of Labor; Rep
resentative Horace NJ. Towner. OF
Iowa, and Cows. Robert A. Cooper, OF
South Carolina, and william E.
Harding. of Iowa.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
TENT CITY FOR EVICTED
BEGINS TO FILL UP

Newark. n. j.. May 16.-Occupa-
ton OF Tent City," erected by the
murlcipal government to house,
evicted families, has begun.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton. a widow.
and her four children, were the first
to take up their residence.
Twenty tents. the first of a total
OF zoo to be erected. have been
raised on the former city play
ground, and the authorities in
charge of the novel housing plan
expect that the entire zoo will be
occupied before the end of the
month.
Each tent will be supplied with
running water and electric lights.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
LONDON DENIED
HORSES OF U. S.
Transport Difficulties Pre-
vent American Exhibits
For 1920 Show.
(washinEton Herald-Cross Atlantic
Service, Special Cable Dispatch.)
BY w. ORTON TEwsON.

BY w. ORTON TEWSON.
London, May 16.-Much satisfac-
tion was expressed in sporting cir
cles today over the announcement
that two sons of the late Alfred
Vanderbilt intend to keep up the
Vanderbilt interest in the Interna-
tional Horse Show here, of which
Alfred Vanderbilt was one of the
founders.
]. Mex. Bowman, New York, ho-
telman and sportsman, who is one
, of the judges of the show, has
taken the late Vanderbilts box.
which he intends to occupy mainly
for sentimental reasons. Bowman
was one of Vanderbilt's closest
friends and he is anxious to con-
tinue the work of making the event
an international success. work in
which Vanderbilt was deeply inter
ested.
Owing to transport difficulties
there will be no American and
Canadian entries this year. Horses
were to have been shipped on the
Baltic on her last trip had not labor
troubles prevented. An unusual lot
of military classes are entered,
mainly officers chargers. Veterans
of the war from nearly every allied
country are included.
Gen. Allen. commander of the
! American forces at Coblenz. and a
number of French and British gen.
erals were invited to act Of judges.
Pressure of his military duties has
forced Gen. Allen to decline.
Copyright 1920, Cross-Atlantic Newspaper
Service. Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
EVIDENCE AGAINST
BOOTLECGERS STOLEN

Chicago. May 16.-Thousands of
gallons OF liquor valued at $500, 900.
seized by the government as evil
dence in enforcing prohibition. have
been stolen from the government
warehouses here. Internal Revenue
Collector H. w. Mayer announces
The disappearance of the liquor
jeopardiZes more than a hundred
cases against alleged "bootleggers. q"
IL was said
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
GROUPS NAMED
BY CITY CLUB
Committees VIII Aid Hous-
ing and District
Suffrage.

Participation Of the membership
Of the City Club in civic activities
in Washington will be greatly
heightened. 1t was announced yes
terday. by the formation of housing
and District suffrage groups under
the group activity plan OF the club.
The housing group Is expected TO
take up the matter Sf elimination of
alley dwellings and provide better
living conditions.
The members of the groups are:
Housing-H. C. Bangs, temporary
chairman: w. f. Davis, Lewis p.
Steele, Fred Mckee, H F. Knapp.
L. p. Haw, F. p. Fenwick, p. s.
Foster. G. Y. Worthington. H. Z.
Hanes. David r. Myers, A. ]. Tholl,
l.. d. Latimer, J. A. Kelliher, Claude
Miller. r. p. Witty. William Yost,
Livingston, NJ. Behrend, c. p. L.
Moran, J. A. Smith, jr.. Horace
Ward, L. Koenigsberger, Charles ].
Walker, ]. A. Herbert, jr.. r. Nc
chesney. C. c. Lacey, C. z. Richards,
Henry b. Davis, r. w. Mcmahon.
James F. Gill. c. T. Kingsbury, r. 8.
Downs. Julius Peyser, E. s. LaFetra,
C. Phillips Hill. w. A. Mellen. w. B.
Creecy.
District Suffrage-R. L. Neuhau-
ser, temporary chairman; Franklin
Weems. F. T. Skull, w. n. Burr.
Thomas A. Green. II. G. .yApplegarth.
Harry Carroll. II. L. Jenkins. l.. L.
Reeves. A. L. Newmyer A. w.
Suelzer, A. P. Lipscomb, F. H. Bry-
| son. G. A. Lyon, F. H. Ellis, +. r.
Weller. G. b. Farquar. J. J. Deadly,
H c. Adler. c. w. Ray, ]. d. Kauf-
man, Claude w. Owens W. G. Gslli-
her. A. Schulteis. d. r. Burnham,
Leon Brill. jr, +. f. NJ. CaIip, D. E
Clark. James Z. Hoyle, Monte
Sanger. w. p. Borland. ]. A. Her
bert. ir.. r. McChesney. James t.
Lloyd. S. T. Schwartz, Paul Z. Lesh,
J. D. Eason ir
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
COUNTRY OVERRUN
BY COUNTERFEITERS

Chief w. H. Moran. of the Treas
ury Department Secret Service, Is
planning a new alignment of his
forces. it was learned yesterday, in
nationwide battle against coun-
terfeiters, who have been indulgine
in an orgy of fraud since the sign
ing of the armistice.
Not only money, but war savings
stamps are being copied by the
Some bogus silver
dollars are being attempted with a
metal combination of 1 per cent
silver and 80 per cent aluminium.
Federal Reserve notes of the $40
and $40 denominations seem, how
ever. to be most favored by the
counterfeiters.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
Laborites Bomb Paris
With Strike Literature

Paris, May 16.--An airplane en-
ployed by the General Federation
of Labor bombed Paris and its sub
urbs with pamphlets 'defe nding the
general strike and urging the peo-
pie 20 support iabor's demands for
Naturalization of essential indus
tries. including mines ard railways.
Despite the federation's persist
ence, the government was confident
the strike would die out.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
"Dry" Alderman Denies
He Struggled Whisky
CBy Herald Lensed wIre.)

Binghamton, n. Y. May 10
Three alleged members Of a State
wide whisky smuggling ring
pleaded not guilty here when ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner O'Neill on charge of
violating the liquor laws. One OF
them was Alderman Edward Roach,
Of Utica, who was elected last fall
on a Prohibition Republican ticket.
The others were Frank Derz and
Gilbert Zipp.
The specific charge against the
three was that they bought three
barrels of whisky in Scranton, Pa.
for $500 and transported them to
Binghamton.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
He FGrted With Girls,
Then Took Their Rings

Milwaukee. Wis, May 16.-A man
known as the ring fiirt" has been
arrested here. He gave his name
as Edward Maeiejewski.
According to several girls he
fiirted with them in hotel Iobbies
and after getting their confidence
borrowed a ring for a Keepsake.
He never gave them back, they said.
Police say ne made his living this
way.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
Commencement June IS
AT St. Johns Colleot

st. Johns College will close june
is, one week before the closing of
the public schools. Commencement
exercises will be held the same
night at Carroll Hall. Tenth and q
streets northwest The exercises
will be followed by smoker of the
alumni association at the college,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
SOVIET RULE SET UP
IN ONE SAXON TOWN

Berlin, May 1s-communism is
rampant again in Saxony.
A revolution has occurred in the
town of Saengershausen. where a
Soviet government has been set up.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
Card Party for ST. Johns.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Johns
College wilf hold q card party at the
Dewey Hotel Thursday for the BEN
eft Of the st. Johns extension fund.
Mrs. Frank 2. Fenwick will be the
hostess.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17

District Of Columbia. City Of Washington, a.;
I. CHARLES u HOWE. Treasurer Of the
above statement is true. to the best Of nv
knowledge and belief.
CHARLES Z. HOWE. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
nth day Of May. 1870.
tseaD ALBERT II. sHIILINGToN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
G. J. Bell. VIM. J. Fisther, IT,,
Corcorsn Thorn. b y. Saul,
Howard Moran. James n shea,
William W. Everett, Daniel fraser,
b. 5. Reside. James N. Green.
nirsctors.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
BANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American Security & Trust
Company

At Washington, In the District Of
Columbia. mt the close Of business
May &, 1870.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17

39.O72. 2.55
223, 261.4s
llI,6el.5
The Washington herald., 1920-05-17
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Merchants Bank Of Wash
ington, D. C.,

May 4. 1870.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

listycznego przeciwnika wiekszo
$cia 5000 gios6w, lego przeciw-
mix demokratyczny otrzymal mi
komo mala ilOsc gSos6w. ponie-
waz republikanie i demokraci
skonsolidowali swoje g}osy, azc
BY pobic kandydata socyalistycz
nego.
Kongresman Kleczka otrzy
mai wielka liczbe glos6w, co jest
dowodem poparcia zaufanla
Narodu. NViktor II. Berger.
przedstawicicl socyalistyczny,
kt6ry kandydowal w dystrykcie
przylegiym do dystryktu kon
gresmana Kleczki, zostai pobity
przez Wilhclma II. Stafforda,
kandydata republikahskiego.
Polskie wardy daily p. kleczce
przewazajaca wiekszost. Og6lna
liczba stoSow otrzymanych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
HARDING PREZYDENTEM!
LAWlNA REPUBLIkANSkA P0RYWA KRAJ.

pewni bye mogq zwyciestwa, -
przepadli. Wyszedl zato zwycie-
sko Jan Gotembiowski, republi-
kahski kandydat ma kongresmana
czwartego dystryktu.
Len Small pobii swego kontr-
kandydata ma gubernatora Stanu
Illinois, Lewisa wiekszoscia bill
sko poi miliona gSos6w. w sa-
mym powiecie Cook, wedbug do
tychczasowego obliczenia, Small
zdobyi wiekSzost przeszio l5o,-
900 glosow. Republikanski kan
dydat ma stahowego prol1uratora,
sedzia Grove, pobil swego demo
kratycznego oponenta lgoe, Bill
sko 100000 glos0w.
Jak juz zaznaczyliSmy. So to
jeszcze bardzo niepewne i niedo-
statecznc obliczenia. na kt6rych
ME MONA ieszcze polegac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

.-Wfadze federalne, oraz poll
cya cficagoska poszukrIja tutaj
tajemniczei kobietv, Itora ii XII
ku ostatnich miesiecy urzadza
zreczne kradzieze listow pieniez
nych 20 tozmaitych urzedach
pocztowych W wielu wiekszych
miastach tego kraju. Dopuscic
sic ona niaia kradziezy list6w
pienieznych ma sumo okoio Slo0,
600. "a ktore niewinnie byli po-
ciagani do odpowiedzialnosci u
rzednicy pocztowi. W poniedzia
lex przyby}o til dwu detektywow
y Milwaukee. Wis, poniewaz
policya tamtejsza otrzymaia ano
nimowy telefon, IL kobieta mia
Ia sic zatrzymat ,tutaj W liotclu
Morrison
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
ZWYCIESTWO REPUBLI
KANOW MA CALEJ LINII.
WaszYngton, 5 lLstopada. :

Waszyngton, 3 lIstoPada.
Wybory wczorajsze przyniosiy
olbrzymi tryumf partyi repubh-
kanskiej. Lawina gios6w Ia Har
dingcm zdobyia dia niego urzad
prezvdenta Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych, pociagajac "a soba wybor
takze wielu innych kandydatow
republikanskich, gdyz wielu bar
do wyborcow giosowalO ma caly
ballot republikanski, (straight)
ME chcac zadawaG sobie wiele
trudu z wvbieraniem poszczegol
nvch kandydatow. Dotychczaso
we wyniki daja Hardingowi $40
gios6w elektoralnych, Coxowi
zaS 152 i aczkolwiek moga one
ieszcze tn i owdzie okazac sic ME
dokfadne i mylne, ME ulega juz
najmniejszej kwestyi, re pre-
szio dwie trzecie giosow elekto
ralnych na prezydenta zdobytych
zostalo przez rePublikanow.
Juz wczoraj o godz. 1890 vie
cz6r dziennik gubcrnatora CoXa
The Dayton News" oglosii, re
senator Harding zdobyl dla Sic
bic wybor. a nadchodzace potem
rezultaty glosowania wciaz powie
ksza{y tryumf republikanow. w
pol godziny potem takze prezes
;lemokratycznego kornitetu kra-
iowego White przyznai, re guber
uator Cox poniosi porazke. Row
noczeSnie tez niemal tenn pan
Cox wysial do senatora Hardin
ga telegram, gratulujac mu elek
cyl. s
Udziaf giosujacych we wczo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

Projekt oszczedzania Swiatla
Gziennego W przysztoSci, jaik r6-
wniez redystrykcya miasta Chi
cago ma 80 ward - przepadiy.
Emisye bond6w i m!anowicie,
Jedua ma kwote miliona dolarow
ma powiekszenie i ulepszenie par
ku Lincolna, druga na $250,0O0
ma zakupienie ziemi ma urzadze-
ME parku zabawowego zostaiy
prawdopodobnie przeprowadzo-
ne. Szczego}y, jake sa narazie
mozliwe do zebrania, podajemy
W tabelach.
Zaznaczyc nalezy, re do Stano-
wei Legislatury zostali nowo O.
brani dwaj Polacy, a 1nianowicic
Jozef Petlak, demokrata Jan
Remus, republikanin. Obecnie
bedziemy mieli W legislature
Stanowej czterecll przedstawicie-
Ii Polakow, II. procz wyzej wy
mienionych zasiadaja juz: Jozef
Place!l i. Jozef Trandel, obaj de-
mokraci.
z dnia wczorajszego.
w 26tym precynkcie 4tej war
dy oSniu drabow uprowadziio
wczoraj niejakiego Jana Donna
gale, agitatora partyi demokra-
tycznej, w czasie, kiedy zdazal do
pIac6wki wyborczej, przy 1898
w. 32ej III. Policya rozpoczefa
natychmiast poszul<iwania, ale
bezskutecz1fie. \
Przez caly dzieh wczorajszy
wiadze federalne, oraz policya
chicagoska prowadziiy inwesty--
gacye w sprawie tajemniczego
znikniecia H. J. Everstona, Sc
diego elekcyjnego Z 5go precynk
tu, 2Otej wardy, ktory prepaid
bez wiesci jeszcze W aabiegly po-
niedziaiek. Wraz, Z Everstonem
prepaid gdzies r6wniez niejaki
w. Leyinson. klerk elekcyjny te-
SO sainego precynktu. Uprowa--
dzony zostaf takze niejaki NJ. Nc
Gowan, klerk elekcyjny W czwar-
tel wafdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

w niekt6rych wypadkach u
rzednicy elekcyjni dopuszczaIi
sic naduzyt, jake to: ME wszy,
scy sprawdzali nazwiska wybor-
COW. agitowali czesto ma rzecz
pewnych kandydat6w. jak row
niea wchodzili Z wyborcami do
budek gdzie ,.pomagali' wypel--
MAC baloty, co jest stanowczo
'wzbronione:
Poz9 matemi, jeszcze innemi
zajscpmi, kt6re W czasic takich
wyborow So prawic nieuniknio--
ne, dziel ealy przeszedl spokoi-
nic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03

przez kongresmana kleczke pre-
wyzsza $4,000. Kongresman
Kleczka zostal wybrany ponow-
rie powodu swego dobrego re-
kordu jaki posiada W Kongresle.
F. Kleczka ME wyglaszai zadnych
NOV podczas kampanii wybor
czej, lecz pozwoli} Narodowi sa
die o sobie ma podstawie swej
rcnomy, iaka cieszy sic w Kon-
gresie.
Obecnie Milwaukee bedzie mia
lo dwoch republikanow w Kon-
grcsie. Socyalista Berger zosta}
odrzucony przez Nar6d, gdyz ko
biety swoimi glosami pomogiy
do utrzymania dobrego imienia
niasta Milwaukee przez pobicie
kandydat6w socyalistycznych.
z PRzEBIEGU WYBoRoW.
Wczorajsze wybory prezyden-
cyalne w Chicago MONA zaliczyc
do najbardzicj spokojnych re
wszystkich, jake odbywaiy SIG
tn W kilkudziesieciu ostatnich la
tach. Poza paru mniejszymi wy
padkami - mic powazniejszego
ME zaszlo.
Nastroj W mieScie byl pomaz-
ny, ale ME widzia}o sic takiego O.
zywionego ruchu powod1i wy
borrow jak poprzednich lat.
0 lie dotychczasowych wyni-
kow giosowania MONA Przypu-
szczat, partya demokratyczna
tym razem ponios}a wielka po--
rake. Aczkolwiek }obliczenia glo
sow ME zostaly jeszcze sl1oinple-
towa11e, jednak MONA juz who
skowac O rezultatach,
Wszyscy Poiacy, ktorzy znaj-
dowali sic ma tySiecie. demokra-
tycznyln, lpr6cz Jozefa Petlaka,
po'sla do Legislatury Stahowej,
przepadli, nawet Stanisiaw kunz,
kandydat z osmego dystryktu ma
kongresmana Edmund Jarecki,
kandydat ma sedziego sadu muni,
cypalnego, ktorzy zdawalo sic, IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
Z B;ura MeteUrOlog cznegO.

WSch6d slO1ca O gOdzinie 6:24.
Zach6d sloiica o godzilie 4:4S-
Pogoda W Chicago i okoliey: Po-
godnle W srode i " czwartek. W
czwNrtek niecO cieplej. Umiarkowa--
ny zachodni wiatr.
Temperature doby m'nionej: Maj
Nyzsza wesorsj o gOdzinie ~ W Po-
ludnie, 4S stoph, najnilsza godz,-
mic Al W noey, Ga stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
Nowi gubernatorzy
wybrani " wielu
= Stanach:

Arizona - Mat Simms u
Arkansas - T. Z. Nc Rae, u
Colorado - Oliver H. Shoup K
Connecticut - E. ]. Lake K
Delaware - w. D. Denney K
Florida - Cary A. Hardee D
Georgia - IT. w. Hardwich D
Idaho - David w. Davis r
Illinois - Len Small R
Indiana - VT. McCray R
Nebraska - s. R. McKelire R
New Hampshire - A. Brown R
New Mexico - R. H. Hanna D
New York - n. L. Miller R
n, Carolina - c. Morrison d
N. Dakota - L. J. Frazier R
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-03
Kunz i Jarecki Upadi.
Caly Illinois Zdobyty przez
Repubikanow.
Len Small Gubernatorem, Grove
Prokuratorem Stanowym.
Redystrykcya Miasta i Plan Oszcze-
dzania Swiatia Ubite.

rajszych wyborach byi bardzo Ii
czny najmniej 25,Oo0,OOO Wy
borrow wzieio w Mich udziaE. 10
biety skorzystaiy takze W wie1
kiej ilosci z przyznanego i'm O
statnio rownouprawnienia poll
tycznego i pospieszyiy tlumnie
do urn elekcyjnycht Niemozh
wem jest podac na razie dokla
dna cyfre kobiet, ktore wczoraj
rzuciiy swoj gios w wyborach, w
kazdym razie jest ona jednak vie
ksza niz 5 nilionow, a niektorzy
obliczaja ia ma 10 milionow.
Zwyciestwo Hardinga i guber
Ratora Coolidge, ktory przeszedl
M urzad wiceprezydenta, uwa--
zac nalezy jake kleske poniesio-
na przcz Lige Narodow. Ozna--
cza ono w kazdym razie komple
tina porazke Ligi W tel formie,
jak zostaia ona p.zyjeta ma kon
ferencyi paryskiej, jest mozli-
wem, ze stanowi. zapowiedz zu
peinego jej odrzucenia przez Sta
ny Zjednoczone. Senator Borah,
z Idaho jeden z-nieprzejednanych
wrogow Ligi, wyrazii sic W ma
stepujacy spos6b: ,,Wynik wczo
rajszych wyborow uwazam "a
tryumf naszego nacyonalizmu i
"a pogrzeb Ligi Narodow".
WIEKSZOSc REPUBLICAN
SKA w PRZYSZLYM KON--
GRESIE.
Washington, 3 lstopada. -
Dzieki wynikom wczorajszych
wyborow republikanie zdobyli
dla sicbie wiekszoSc w obu l.
zbach przyszlego (szeS6dziesiate
go siodmego) kongresu. Wie
kszoSc ia w senacie bedzie wyno
sic co najmniej II, w Izbie po
slow zas IS. Ma podstawie do
tychczasowych, niezupeinie je
szcze kompletnych rezultatow,
mozna podaG nastepujacy praw
dopodobny skiad pFzysziego kon
gresu: w senacie zasiadzie 54
republikanow AZ demokratow,
w Izbie poslow zasy 260 republi-
kan6w, 172 demokratow, nieza
leznych l socyalista. Jako szcze
golniejszy swoj tryumf podaia
republikanie Drzeprowadzenie
wyboru podanych nizej handy
datow do senatu W nastepuja
cych Stanach:
California = Samuel NJ. Short
ridge.
Colorado - Samuel d. NichoI
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KALENDARzYK.

Dzis, sroda, 3 Estooada: Sw. HUI
berta L.
JutI'O. czwartek, 4 listOpada: Sw.
karol.s Boron.
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POLSKIE REZULTATY WY
Borrow.

Wczorajsza lawina republican
skich giosow w wyborach przy-
niosla niektorym kandydato1l
polskim zwyciestwo, innyn zas
porazke. w Chicago w osmynn
dystrykcie kongresyonalnym
upaa demokratyczny kandydat
alderman Stanisiaw Kunz, poke
many przez swego republikanskie
60 przeciwnika, Wlocha, Dan
Parillo, lecz wybrany cato zostal
kandydat z czwartego dystryk-
tn, Jan Golombiewski, zwycieza
jac swego demokratycznego opo
nenta, dotychczasowego kongres
mana Johna w. Rainey. Upadi
takze sedzia Edmund Jarecki, kto
ry ubiegai sic 0 Teelekcye ma u
Rad sedziowski.
w Milwaukee obrany zostal
ponownie kongresmanem Jan
KIeczka. Ponizej podajemy wia-
sny telegram naszego Dziennika.
Itory dis rano otrzyrnaismy 2
Milwaukee:
Milwaukee. Wis, 8 listopada.'
Kongresman Jan Kleczka zo--
stall ponownie wybrany do Kon
gresu przez 4 dystrykt we wczo
rajszych wyborach, bijsc socya-
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Ohio - Harry L. Davis R
Iowa - N. E. Kendall r
Kansas - Henry J. Allen r
Maine - *F. C. Parkhurst R
Massachusetts, - c. H. Cox R
Michigan - A. J. Groesbeck r
Minnesota j A. Preus r
Missouri - A. NJ. Hyde R
Montana - Jos. M. Dixon R
Rhode Island = E. San Souci R
s. Carolina R. A. Cooper D.
S. Dakota - R. McAIaster r
Tennessee - A. Roberts D
Texas - r. NJ Neff D
Utah - C. R. Mabey K
Vermont - J. Hartness r
Washington = l.. r. Hart R.
w. Virginia = z. F. Morgan R
Wisconsin - John ]. Blaine R.
*Wybrany bez opozycyi.
*Nybrany we wrzesniu.
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New Hampshire -- George II,
Moses.
New York = James W. Nads
worth.
North Dakota - Dr.. L. r.
Ladd.
Ohio - Frank 3. Wills.
Pennsylvania - Boise Pen
rose.
South Dakota - Peter Nor
beck.
Utah - Reed Smoot.
Vermont -, William P. Dill
lingham.
Washington - Wesley L..
Jones.
Wisconsin - Irving L. Len
root.
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kleczka / GolembioWSh Wv
brani do kon&resu.

Connecticut - Frank B. Bran
degee.
Idaho - +. R. Gooding.
Illinois - Milliam B. McKin-
ley.
Indiana - James F. Watson.
Iowa - Albert B. Cunmins.
Kansas - Charles Curtis.
Missouri - Seldom P. Spen-
CO..