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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30
New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church

New York ave.. 18th and 81 SITS.
DIR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Pastor.
Rev. REGINALD ROWLAND, Assistant.
$3.50 a.m.-Bible school. Mems class. Mr..
N. A. Morrison, teacher.
Hoo a.m.-SACRAMENT or THE LORDS
SUPPER. az sz--' -+-f 81 :
500 p.m.-Fellowship hour.
6:S p.m.-C. p. Sesper service. Effective
f-t' Prohibition !" GIVE
500 p.m.-"ELECT1ON DAY. By DIR.
RADCdEFE. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30

Ecktn&fon Tiorida ave. and o St.
Rev. 81. E. RRuNDAGE. d. D.. Minister.
9Se a.m.-HtndTy school. Classes for M.
700 p.m.-cnrbtlan Endeavor meeting.
11:p a:in.-Sermcn. ..'Baianeed Prosperity y
TN p.fm.-Praise service '''- -
sermon "BEftDING%A NATION,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30
THE HOME CHURCH,
Calvary Baptist Church

calvary Baptist Church
sth AND n SITS NV.
Hev. A r: ANDERSON, D. D., Assistant,
Rev. a. d. BRYANT, Minister to Deaf
Sunday school. $50 a I'M. s. Faucet,
superintendent.
II a.m.-Sermon by Dr. Anderson.
pm:.Baptism. Sermon by Dr. Anderson.
Christian Endeavor meetings: Sunday,
Junior. BIS: Senior Gas, and Intermediate
pm: Tuesday, Senior. s pm '
Thursday: pm, meeting of pastor and
deacons. especially to see any desiring to
unite with the church. :
Sp.m.. church prayer meeting. Covenant
meeting. Entrance on II street)
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
E. Hez Sven pastor: announces: The
morist evangelist and sweet singer, Ben Cox.
OF Memphis, Tenn. for Sunday and nights
next week. who gives his special lecture:
The Sex Question" Sunday $3.50 pm :. for
women and girls over IA. and Mon night,
Nov. l.. 8 o'c. for men and boys over a.
Centennial Bapt. Ch:. 18th & Eye ne.
Second Baptist Church
4th ard Va. ave. Sc.
Rev. HOWARD 1. STEWART. Pastor.
Preaching at II am. THE NAN WHO
STOPPED TOO SOON" and s PM. people
popular happy hour, with song service. bap-
tism and sermon on WHAT I EXPECT TO
DO THE FIRST HALF-HOUR AFTER
DEATH" or -'CAN EDISON'S LATEST fN-
yESTtON COMMUNICATE WITH THE
DEADT' A thousand seats and q thousand.
fold welcome Come worship with us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30

Lane & n. F: GhYreh IT, Is. A s'p. G
REV. ARTHuB y. YoNAcK. A. B.. Pastor
$50 am sunday seHosf. : y
Hoo a.m.-snb3ec,- "a SUPREME VALUE
OFITHE SOUL" =
$500 p.m.-Special services and preaching.
1850 p.m.-Preachine ~ UR. CHRISTIAN.
\ Don't fall 10 hear him. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30
Trinity 4. n. s. Zion Church

Morton st. and Sherman ave. NV.
Rev. c. JAMES HENDERSON. Pastor.
10 e.m.-SundAy school and Bible classes.
Ars. 4r9eiia WHITE superintendent
II a.m.-sTHE F0URFOLD SYMBOLS OF
The SPIRIT" -
Sp.m.-"DEALING FAIRLY WITH GOD.''
CONE 4Sp WORSHIP WITH Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-30
Gunton- T ernp1e Memorial

i4th and Streets.
REV. BERNARD BRAsKAMP. n. A., Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
IL a.m.-Sernion,s THE DIVINE BURDEN
BEARER" Vested chorus choir.
7p.m.-Christian Endeavor meeting. =.
pm-Sermon, '.rhe Cure for the Blues.
Evening service in Guriey building.
18th and Meridian SITS. '-'@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Pod1iekoyvanie.

Niniejszem sk}adam mole mai
scrdeczniejszc podziekowanle
wszystkim czionkom Dworu sw.
S.tefana Mr.. 9OI Z. h. /. Z para
iii $w. Jana Kantego "a wzrusza
jqce modlitwy odmawiane "a me-
go kochancgo syna s. p. Ignace-
90 Krzcmiiskiego, ma kazdem pc
siedzeniu w roku l9I0. ByI on
czfonkiem tegoz. Dworu. Zasylam
mole staropolskie Bog zaplac''.
Jan i Maryanna Krzemienscy, 70
dice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

przez Stany Zjednoczone podczas
wojny, bedq wystawione ma spree
daz 20 stycznia. Okrety tie stano-
via czesc wiclkiej marynarki ME
mieckiej jakoto: Leviathan (daw-
niej Vaterland), Agamemnon,
George Washington i wielc in
nych. Liczba okretow wynosi o.
koio 3Otu, kt6re beda s~przedane
tym, kt6rzy ofiaruja najwieksza
zapIate. Tylko Arnerykanie beda
mogli je kupit, a do tego PREY "a
kupnie nowy w}asciciel przyrzec
musi, ze r,ayje okretow tam, gdzle
wydziaf naznaczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
A ZALEzEc BEDA
Cd

Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Sekretarz wojny Baker w swych
notatkach do genera}a P. c. Mar
cha, wyda{ swe zapatrywania co
do awansow we wojsku. TAX d}u-
go az kongres ME uchwali prawo-
dawstwa, PodwyzszaJac liczbe
regularnego wojska, ponad dotych
czasowa, wszclkie awanse wete--
ranow beda musiaiy bye zanlecha-
ne. Zadnych takich krokow ME
przedsiewezmie sekretarz wojny
Baker, jeSli kongres czego w tel
Sprawie ME uchwali. Terazniejsza
'liczba oficerow we wojsku jest
bardzo mizerna i jak zapowiedziai
Baker, wielu jest ma liScie Office
row do wypeinienia LUX, lecz z'Po-
wodu, re liczby dostateczneJ ME
uchwalono, sprawl ia must POGO
STAG w zawieSzeniu. w tel notat-
&c sekretarz Baker obalil swe da-
wniejsze zapatrywania co do sta
lei rangi czfonkow pozostajacych
W s}uzbie wojskowej. Chciaf on
take uporzadkowac prawa ola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
zADAJA
DOCHODoW.

Prawodawstwo wczoraj uchwali-
10, azeby dac s~posobnoSc kolejom
zarobkowania Pie6 i pol Procent
cd ulokowanego kapitalu przez
nastepne 5 lat. Sprawe te poparto
W Union League" hubie, ma
konferencyi representative ia
brycznych. Wybrano take sub
komitet, by tie rehomendacye, kto-
re omawiano ma owej konfegencyi
byly przedlozone kongresowi. O.
procz tego uchwalono ma tel kon-
ferencyi takze p~rzedtozyc kongre-
sowi rekomendacye, by ME silva
rzano komisyi transpOrtacyjnej, o
raz by ME byIo zadnego przymu-
sowego po}aczenia sic kolei, dalej
azeby poprawke Cummins'a CO
do robotnikow zostawiono tyrn-
czasem ma uboczu. Oprocz tych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

ma sic zas odbyc tutaj konwen--
cya, celem zastanowienia sic mad
usunieciem gier hazardowych.
Cz1onkowie miedzynarodowego
biura reform So najlepszej mysli,
re potrafia oni zwalczyc CRY, kto-
re ludzi do ruiny materyainej a
czesto i do moralnej prowadzq.
Kro czyta kronike samobojstw,
deiraudacyi bankow i innych zbro
dni, moze fatwo prise do przeko-
mania, re cry hazardowe by1y pc
n~ajwiekszej czesci przyczyna O.
wych zbrodni. Staraniem owcgo
biura reform bedzic usunac wszy-
stko Z drogi, co kala czystq mysl
Il proWadzi ma bezdroza.
/ PRZEDWCZESNA SMIERc.
Auburn, N. Y, 3. stycznia. -
Niedawno temu amcrykanski am
basador do Brazylii otrzymaf ka-
tlogram, re brat jego jest ciezko
chory. Azeby jeszcze raz wldziec
sic Z MIN, wybraf OH sic W podroz
do tutcjszego miasta. luz byt Kill
ka dni w drodze i mai naGHleJe,
re jeszcze a sic spotka. L bratem
"a aycia, lecz szczeScie jakos ME
sprzyjalo. Bedqc jcszcze ma mo-
rzu, otrzyma} iskrowa dcpcsze, re
brat jego juz umarf.
%REZULTAT P~RZEPOWIEDNI
Detroit, Mich, 8. stycznia. -
Przcpowicdziany" konicc $wiata
przcz proicsora Porta, wplynql IA
pomieszanie zmysi6w n~icktorych
ludzi. Wade szpitalne zanotoWa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

SIpHd do wlOS6~, giete, mic
dostrzegalne / proste, w pudef-
kach "a &C..
ZntrznSki do aukien, cLarne 1
biale, TURIN ma &artce. "a Zee.
Sznur0wadla do trEewikow, o.
kragle A - 5-4 ! "a dlugo-
Sci, para sac.
Black Beauty Dlynny szuwaks,
15c butelka 10c.
No8yce notycEki, wszystkie
wielkosci para 4Sc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

wszystkich oficerow, ktorzy do
tad zatrzymuja swoja range a
tembardziej tych, kt6rzy byli Ia
|jeci tymczasowa nieodzowna Ola
armii praca.
SPRAWL PoKOJU w BLED-
MEM KOLE.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Pc Swietach wracaja senatorowie
do piracy mad ratyfikacya pokoju,
IA po roznych debatach / konferen
lcyach przychodza do tego pre-
konania, re ME tylaeo sprawy o.
wei ME moga ~zasatwic, ale re
wcale zadnego postepu namacal-
nego ME zrobili. Jedyna droge do
wyjScia Z owego b+ednego kola
widza senatorowie W otwartej re-
wolcie przeciw stanowisku, jake
prezydent Wilson zajai wobec
traktatu. Najkrotsza bylaby mai
latwiejsza droga, ably przyjac Wa
runki pokoju z zastrzezeniami Sc
natora Lodge. Senator Hitchcoob
ME ma nadoiei, ably mu sic uda}o
ma lyle zebrac glosow party de-
mokratycznej, by PREY pomocy
tych gfos6w, program ratyfikacyi
pokoju s~enatora Lodge byi mozli-
wynn. Potrzebaby by4o przynaj-,
mniej t~rzydzieSci gfoSow demo
kratycznych, a wtedy zastrzezeni;
Lodge mialyby powodzenie. Ze
wszystkich stron przejawia sic
goraczkowe pragnienie zatwier-,
dzenia pokoju, z kraju dochodzq
wolania o szybkie zahatwienie po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strorncy l

gledac pod przemoznymi radiant
kapitalizmr. Partya owa day z
kazdym dniem do coraz wieksze-
go udoskonalenia walk z kaplta-
lem, ably kiedyS przygotowac ma
rod do masowej rewOlucyi. Ma
ona ma oku r6wniez i kwestye TO
botnikow czarnych. Rasowe ME
nawiSci, ktore Cd czasu do czasu
sic pojawiaja, maja swe zFodlo
rowniez w ktopotach ekonomicz-
nych. Sprawl ia ma pozor wygla-
da inaczej, ale nOsi M sobie to sa-
me pietno robotnicze. Ola tego
tez partya komunistow pojdzie pc
miedzy czarnych i tam szerzyc
bedzie swojq nauke, ably ich Po-
zyskac dla wsp6lnej robotnikow
SDraWv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Ian KoLEJOWY ESCH
CUMMINS'A.
Washington, 8. stycznia.

Washington, 3. stycznia. -
Wczoraj w senacie uznano bill
Esch-Cummins'a, ola reorganiza-
cyl wszelkich wydatk6w. Uchwa-
lono take. by dac miedzystano--
wei komisyi handful najwyzsza
wladze W ustanowieniu wszelklch
rat koIejowych, oraz dano wladze
zawieszenia lub uniewaznienia
wszystkich ratowych wydatkow,
pojedyhzych stanowych komlsyi,
jeSli TAXA potrzeba zajdzie. Do ia
6iego p~orozumienia przyszSo mic
dry konferujacymi senatorami,
gdyz mala tylko zmiane uczynili
W obecnem prawie, cato ustano-
viii oui dobitnie najwyzsza VIA
DE ~federalnej komisyi W zmie-
nianiu wszelkich podatkow kole-
jowych. Komisyi owej miedzysta-
novel dodano wSadze zaiatwienia
wszelkich spor6w i wahPliwosci,
kt6re cd czasu do czasu przycho-
dza do najwyzszego sadu. VIA
DE komisyi mad lokalnymi stano-
wemi ratami, kt6re nieraz ME zga
dzsia sig z miedzystanowymi ia
ryfami oddano takze federalnej
kumisyi. Przewidziane listopado-
we dochody wskazuja, re dochody
tie byty najmniejsze cd blisko 80
lat, ale Eedy grudniowe dochody
beda name, obliczaja, re operacya
rzadowa kolei przez ostatnie diva
iata, przyniesie niedoboru oho4o
100000. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

.koju, a tn co rusza sprawe owa W
senacie, to zawsze ma czemS musi
utknac. Zastrzezenia co do arty--
kulu dziesiatego mogiyby znalezt
poparcie re strony demokrat6w,
chodzi i'm jednak o to, by republic
kanie ME nastawali k~oniecznie,
ia wyrzucanie owej klauzuli, kt0-
ra wiaze Ameryke Z Europa w
sprawach caloSci ziemskich. Via
domo bowiem, re republikahscy
senatorowie sa bezwarunkowo
przeciwni wszelkiemu mieszanlu
sic Ameryki w zatargi europej--
'skie. Obawiajq sic oni, re PREY o.
becnej niesta3oSci graqSc, bardzo
'iatwo moze przyjSc do stare po-
miedzy sasiednilni narodami,
wskutek czego Ameryka muSia1a-
by STAG w ustawiczncm Wojsko--
wen p~ogotowiu. Czekajmy co
czas pokaae, i co prezydent Will
son powie w tel sprawie.
|WALKA PRZECIW HAZAR-
DOWI.
Washington, 8. stycznia.
LIdzie majacy ma oNu dobro sPo-
'lcczenstwa, starajq sic o uSunie--
Gle wszystkiego, co owe spoIeczeh
stwo moze prowadziG do ruiny,
IToniewaz pijahStwo byio przyczy
ma tylu nieszczeSc ola pojedyh-
'czych jednostek jak i ola caiego
narodu, przeto ludzie d0brej wolf
przeprowadzili ustawe tamuj2c2
pijahstwo, czyli przeprowadzili
prohibicye. Dnia 11go stycznia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

rekomendacyi, byiy jeszcze mniej
see, kt6re zostawiono komisyi
wybranej do tego celu. Komitet
ten zbierze sic dzisiaj W biplrze J.
NJ. Glenn'a sekretarza stowarzy-
szenia Illinois Manufacturers"
gdzie uNoza sWe rekomendacye W
formie zazalen, ktore to wkrotce
OrzedlO1o SanotOwi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

Nv, re okoIo 40 osob stracifo zmy-
sly wskutek tego. Jedni stracili
zmysly tymczasowo, zaS inni stra-
Gill ma ZaWsZe.
ME BEDZIE MOGL PRZEMA-
WAC.
Providence, R. T., 8. stycznia. -
Prezes komisyi policyjnej w. A.
Presbrey oznajmii wczoraj, re Y.
L. Berger, znany socyalista Z Mil
wah9kee, Wis, ME bedzie mogf wy
! stepowat Z przemowa w tuteJ-
Sym micscic. Mai on wystepo--
wac w sobote, lecz L pewnych
przyczyn move swq musiaf odlo-
Izyc. Tymczasem Amerykahska lc-
Igia wnioSIa protest, ktGry sprawl
re prezcs policyi wyda} odnosny
rozkaz.
GDZIE SIZE TERAZ ZNAJDU-
JE ARKA SOWIECKA?
Nowy oYrk, 8. stycznia. - En-
MA Goldman i Alexis. BerIman,
deportowani %anarChiSci, mleil
Irzadkq sposobnoSt obserwowat
koniec starego a poczqtcI nowc-
go roku ma wodach Atlantyku.
luz prawie dwie trzccie drogl
morskiej odbyli, jak swiadczy tc-
legram wyslany do Nowe2o 1or-
ku dnia 1go stycznia przez kapl-
tana okretu Buford.
SPRZEDAz NIEMIECKICH
PAROWCoW.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Wczoraj wydano ia jaw, re wszy
stkie otrety niemieckic. zabrane
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17

ton again. We had hard early frosts which destroyed
beet crops all through the winter The fact that
dependent America for food for time to come
bohevism don't We have had plenty of bohe7k
propaganda peasants We have had build
bohev But hope shall be able to set about recon-
suctng country quietly
Our need transport We have nothing like the nes-
sary engines AVID the with the boevk' has
absorbed much rolling stock for the supplies of which could
well employed carrying coal from the large industrial
Though the indeed thousands OF
of the lack Of the pits mouths but
and be able build and import trucks before long
must remember that still and this Ipees
exports On the other hand neither France Italy exporting
have been hit by the than either of them the matter
of devastation But have enough timber bring SoOOoooooo
shall begin export that We have plenty of COAL salt potash
and petrol export the transporting
it to Danzg
country with such material and with the Will 10
In metals and coal and timber are very
work We organize country and make
terrible surings behind and many
suffering But though face great difficulties
the pull through all our deD ano
get feet again thoroughly modern democratic state
united their confidence president OF the epuo
he first elected the older and conserv
tyes said entirely supported by the
Young has shown old and alike that he
country all support bis policy and cnhde IN h
good judgment
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17
Hence the "Save the Redwoods League for
the Redwoods National Park.
Ry MADISON GRANT. in Geological Society Bulletin

The fundamental the whole redwood situation hes the
that all the hands of private owners
can expected sacrifice their holdings Tor pubic
hoe Tho state and nation however have been
giving buy back at least large portion OF them
1t scarcely necessary dwell the crime involved the destru
the Oldest and taes trees earth The cutting o
praDtak or raroades land egheeenoot cut this
along the state highway ike breaking u"
ones grandfaher knding the trouble OF splitting logs
woodp lighting ones with Greek manuscript to save
the trouble of reaching for the matches.
It will cost preserve the redwood Millions but
California Either the needed to the groves
must else far will required ten
hence TO purchase isolated tenth of the forests
Those arc the only alternatives bought their
condition small will be great innovation because
heretofore Americans the waeu policy of reky
and then the destruction
complete policy changed is rentroduced, and attempts are
made to cost But dwoods DO
replaced.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17
Japan Must Be Made the Mightiest
Nation in the Whole World"
By W. M. McGovERN, in Modern Japan"

be made the nghte the world the
nccated through minds all
naionasm the predominant feature of japanese fe and this
tonalim transcends all party divisions.
There all schools and rifle practice taught
the schools the middle sooboy
would make further training, excellent soldier
In the literature military proves
pundd history classes the japanese ounge reminded
that japan beaten that foreign invader
ever has secured soil place the
gradually expanding the the
hooks "JapaD must b the mghte nation the world"
With respect japanese army about which difficult obtain
nre information being made that by
NAV the second line OF 100000 and tbs third
Of 3s5OOoO.
The result has caused Japan modf
cram ana the proposed disarmament takes place Japan win be left
the greatest military power earth
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17

of IL commissioners as follows Ihree persons "
be appointed by the president OF the oniteo
States: four senators by the president OF the sen
ate; and four members of the house OF repre-
sentatiyes by the speaker of the house OF repre-
sentatves The commissioners shall serve with
ont CONDENSATION and shall elect chairman from
among their number.
Section g (a) That there is hereby authorized
to be appropriated out of any money In the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated the sum OF $4OO,
600 TO be expended by the commission in accord
ance with the provisions Of this resolution
(b) One hundred thousand dollars OF such ap
preparation may be expended under the dlrectioh
of the commission and in cooperation with the
Provncetown tercentenary commission, the town OF
Provincetown, Mass, and such other agencies.
public or private, as the commission may deter
mine. for the purpose of completing and improv-
ing the approaches to and the grounds OF the Pii-
grim monument at ProvincetOwn, Mass; OF erect
ing suitably inscribed tablets or markers In the
towns of Proviiscetown Truro Wefeet and East
ham, and for other work in connection Herewith.
in accordance with plans adopted by the province
town tercentenary commission.
(c) Three hundred thousand dollars of such
appropriation may be expended under the direc-
ton Of the commission and in cooperation with
the Pilgrim tercentenary commission, the town OF
Plymouth Mass. and such other agencies pub
Tic or private, as the commission may determine
for the purpose Of restoring and Improving
Plymouth Rock and the shore line of the locality
adjacent thereto, Of protecting and improving the
burial grounds upon Coles Hill and Burial Hill In
Plymouth Mass; Of erecting tablets or markers
at appropriate places in the Old Colony, and for
other work in connection Herewith, In accordance
With plans adopted by the Pilgrim precautionary
commission.
Section g. That expenditure shall be MADE
mr. authorized by the commission until the Com
u,onweaItb os Massachusetts has, as determined
nv the commission expended or contracted to ex-
mend the sum of 100000 for the same purposes
for which the commission may under the provi-
sions Of this resolution make expenditures.
Massachusetts has already appropriated the
,nonpv specified in the resolution and Plymouth
and other cities and scores of organizations nav
raised additional funds. So the RESOLUTION is e.
fectve.
Heretofore the nation has participated IN COM
,nemorating great historical events by contrip-
,ting sum of money TO states ana associh'ioh'
which have conducted fairs and expostlons. Inc
,,eople of Massachusetts, howsver have decde"
ibrough commission appointed by the iegsia-
fure rather to celebrate the tercentenary py max
ing. public Improvements OF course. there VIII
no = wide celebrations -internationai in facf-bs
,sstoricat exercises, parades and pageants. Ihese
win he held for the most part. as was ser 1orta
IN the debate with the house, during the summer
- 1901. The Massachusetts, commission began
i. work Eve years ago but the Great war in
S.,sa,ed with its plans for a 1920 celebration.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN.

has passed q Joint
olutiOn authorizing an appropria-
ton for the participation of the
United States in the observance
of the three hundredth anniver-
sary Of the landing Of the Pii-
grims at Provincetown and Plym-
outh, Mass. This Joint resolu-
ton is substantially as follows:
Resolved, ETC., That there IS
hereby established d commission
to be known as the United States
Pilgrim Tercentenary commission
hereinafter referred to as the
commission) and to be composed
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-07-17
Poland Not Going Bankrupt and Is
Thankful to America for Loan.
By IGNACE PADEREWSKI, Polish Leader

All Poles are exceedingly glad that Poland has
obtained the long wished for loan of $3.50 900,
equivalent to $4,000, 100000 Polish marks For
time TO come Polish finances will be in a bad way.
But we are not going bankrupt, and America Viii
never regret having lent US money III our hour OF
need.
Our position since the beginning OF the var has
been very difficult We were devastated by the Ger
mans, who advanced and the Russians IN retreatj
nevertheless so per cent Of land is under clhya
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-05-25
Watching the Score Board

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
Yesterdays hero-Happy Felsch
The star White Sox outielder belted
out another home run, equalling Babe
Ruth's season mark of six full circui,
clouts Joe Jackson's great catch
kept Clarence Walker from doing the
same thing. Score, White So1 10:
Athletics 2.
Ira F1agstead's homer helped the
Tigers to beat the Yanks, to 1. Babe
Ruth got the only two hits off Ehmke
a single and a triple.
The giants beat the Cards, to 4
but lost the services of Pitcher Art
Nehf, who spradned his ankle in the
eighth inning.
Konetchy's double in the fourth in
ming scored Johnston with the run that
enabled the Robins to beat the Pirates,
/ to 0. Al Mamaux did the white
washing.
Alexander won his ninth straight
game for the Cubs, beating the Phils,
to O. LIE Borveau was the only Phil
to reach second base.
Walter Reuther pitched the Reds out
of their losing streak by beating the
Braves, 4 to g. Three singles in the
fourth inning gave the Braves their
only counters.
Joe Bush missed shutting out the
Browns when McNally and Foster
pulled errors in the eighth inning.
Red Sox won, however, 5 to 1.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-05-25
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IN BIG REGATTA
Burlington People Promised Great
Lakes Naval Training Station
Band and Squad Of Ma
rines for Guard Duty.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, May 5.-Bur
hngton's plans for July 2, 8, and s
the time of the greatest regatta ever
held OF the Mississippi Valley Power
Boat association, surpass any al.
rangements ever made here previ.
ously and there are elaborate prepa.
rations for the taking care of the
thousands OF people who will be the
guest Of the city during the four
days.
The free-for-aIl event, for any
boats, Is expected to be one Of the
banner attractions In this event
will be Miss Toronto" capable of
making seventy-two miles per hour,
Miss Detroit H." one Of the fastest
boats in the country; 1.-THE Remis,''
being especially built for this regatta.
and score Of others. This race will
be for the famous Webb gold cup.
But not alone win boat racing be
the attraction. Ample provision has
been made for the highest possible
grade OF entertainment Thousands
|of dollars, donated by the business
men Of the city, are to be spent in
fireworks which win be shown each
night with special venetian" at
traction each evening as well OF
more than ordinary interest will be
the Mack Sennett famous beauties
and all manner of events
Complete cooperation of the Unit
ed States army and navy has been
pledged and special letter to the
Burlington regatta committee has
been received by Secretary of the
Navy Daniels in which he assures
the city that the Great Lakes naval
training band will be here, detach-
ments Of marines to be used as
patrols and the sending of the most
complete assortment of captured war
trophies that has ever been gathered
in this section OF the country There
also will We seaplanes and aero
planes. Everyone throughout this
section of the country is cordially in
vited to take part in this great cele-
bration.