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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
z MARYANOWA.

Zeszlej niedsieli, dnia 1890 b. m.
mlodszy Choir p. W. sw. Cecylh, PREY
paraf1i NaiSw. Maryt P. Anielskiej
wystawil W sail paraflalnej dwe
piekne sztuki p. t, n~Kopciuszek'
,,Cztery Ireny". ODle sztuki wypad1y
wcale niezle. Sala maryanowska by
"a przepe'niona puhlicznoscia ME
tyTko 2 wiasnej parafil, ale takze |
p innych. Czeste oklaskl S~iadczyty,
ae amatorki wywiazafy sic dobrze
20 swych r6l, a ma twarzach ~szyst-
kich obecnych odbija}o sic zadowo-
lenie, w pierwszej sztuce ,.Kopc'u-
seek" bra'y udzial ~pastepujace pail
Y II. silva W roll Anieli, Z. hla-
tecka W roll Sapinowskiej, l.. Ca
| chaida - Basia, l., MarynoWska -
| CesIa, r. Maruda - Danusia, w, IA
mitska - Eva, A. Balcer Fra
MIA, E. B~laszkiewicz - Gertruda' +.
Tastrowska - Helcia, A. DrzoneK
- matka, A. Zab}ocka - RroloWa'
r. Mickus - Stelarya, e. Chwalisz
- Herodka, f. Mickus - Fgolas'
8. Chwalisz - cyganka. W roll Ur1a'
ma. kata ~wystepowal p. P. Kalino-
wski. Danny dworskie pna Ger
wihska I p. Bialas.
W sztuce .,Cztery 1reny" brafy u
dzia, nastepujace amatorki: NJ. We
so,owska W roll Jerzewskiej Klary;
aka - Agnieszka, ]. Tomczak -
Wanda, P. Czahatda - Irena. W 70
Il kuzynki, Katarzyny wystepowata
q. NJ. Serafinowicz.
Amatorki daily dow6d swell gorii-
wei piracy, lima mlodziez powinna z
Mich brac przyklad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
ME pod przewodnictwem samegC
prezydenta.
NOWY SPOSoB WALK
z DROzYZNA.
90. kwietnia.

Peoria, ILL.,, 90. kwietnia. -
Zastraszajace wprost ceny ma u
brania pchaja ludzi do roznych
pomysiow, ably podofae ~wydatkom
zycia codziennego. Zawiazuja sic
stowarzyszenia majace zamiar no
sic zamiast drogich ubrah, tax
zwane wierzchnie ubrania (Over-
alls), ale przeoiw temu znowu
podnosza sic g}osy, re skoro WIG
cej zacznie nosit tie przykrycia
wier0chnie, to cer1a ich podskoczy
znowu niemiiosiernie re szkoda
ola robotnika. Obecne stowarzy-
szenie ma zamiar zachecac swycll
czionkow, ably sic powstrzymali
cd wydawania pieniedzy ma nieko
nieczne rzeczy. Powstrzymac sig
cd jazdy ma t~ramwajach jezeli mo
ina, trzymaG sic zdala cd teatrow
i nie pozwalac sobie ma zbytkow-
ne rzeczy, to spos6b pokonanfa
drozyzny. Czlonlowie maja nosit
stare, nawet naprawiane ubrania,
a zaoszczedzone W ten sposob pie
Made, beda skladat do banku.
w SPRAWIE
TURCYI.
Washington, 20. kwietnia. -
Alianci va propozycye Wilsona by
wypedzic Turkow Z Europy dali
odmowna odpowiedz. Jczeli Anne
ryka ME przyjmic mandatu mad
Turcya, to zadne inne mocarstwO
z powodu ekonomicznych i poll
Itycznych, ME mozc przyjaG, a po-
niewai Stany sic ME godza ma ia
XII mandat, przeto mic innego mic
pozostaje, jak pozostawic Turkow
W Europie pod dozorem i kontro.
la miedzyaliancka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
PROHIBICYI
NAWOLUJA Do BACZ-
NOSCI.

Westerville, Ohio, 20. kwietnia.
- Generalny superintendent ligi
przeciwsalunowej P. A. Baker,
wezwai wszystkich stanowvch ST.
perintendentow, ably sic zabrali
w Chicago i San Francisco pod
Gas narodowych konwencyi
pozostali tam przez caAy Gas
trwania konwencyi. Chodzi DO
WIEN, ably W TAX wielce decyduja.
cej chwili, gdy sic maja rozstrzy-
gao losy, kto bedzie rzadzil Anne
ryka. by W tym czasie zwolenni-
cy mogli przez swoje wpfywy "a
decvdowac o osobie przyszfego
Prezydenta.
PRZEwIDUJA BRAK PSZE-
NICY w CALVIN SWIECIE.
Washington, 20. kwietnia. -
ATnerykanski komisarz handlowv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
-
DORAzNY SAD.

Pittsburgh, Kas,, 20. kwietnia.
okolicy Mulberry, Kas., ME
many meyer napadi pietnastolet-
ME dziewcDe, przywiazai do drze-
wa i poderznal gardto. Kolejowi
robotnicy wyszukali miejsce gdzie
sic meyer skryi wraz z msodym
drugim wspolnikiem zbrodni, bia-
lynn. Zabrano zbrodniarzy do WIG
zienia w Mulberry, a tam dziew-
cze poznaso negra, ktory sic tego
potwornego dopuScii czynu. Ze,
brany tium ME c7eka' ma wyrok
sadowy. ale sam sobie wyrzadzii
sprawiedliwoSc ma czarnuchu "a
bierajac go z wiezienia, i wiesza'
lac ma najbliiszem drzewie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

pisma o~trzyma}y z rosyjskich zro-
del wiadomoSG, re pc zajeciu Ro-
stowa mad Donem i Noworosyj-
ska. bolszewicka armia ~wymordo-
waia tam 5000 oficer6w i zo4nie-
rzy Denikina, kt6rych znala7Sa
zsozonych choroba W miejsoowych
szpitalach, albo wzieh jake jeh--
CHAMBERLAIN o L o
NIU FINANSOWEM ANGLII.
Londyn, 20. kwietnia- - Pred
kladajac w Izbie Gmin ma wczo-
rajszcj sesyi projekt budzetu ma
rok przysziy, k~anclerz Izby skar-
bowej Austen Chamberlain Cd
malowa{ w bardzo rozowych kolo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
D'ANUNZIo TWORZY LICE
RJEKI."

Rieka, 20. kwietnia. - Ola zba-
lansowania wilsonowskiej Lrgi
Narodow ivory Gabryel PAnun-
zio kontdige, ktora ma sic ska
dac z matych, ucisnionych naro-
dow, a nosit nazwe rLigi Rjek"
Zwotal on tutaj konferencye tel
lrgi ma dzieh 1890 maja, zaPrasza-
jqc ma mia delcgat6w z Egiptu,
Irlandyi, Turcyi, Persyi, Czarno-
CORY, Wegier, Indyi i innych kra-
low. =
,,Sekrctarz spraw zeWnetrz-
nych" operetkowych rzad6w d'A-
nnzia, Leon KochnitmikyO o.
Swiadczy,, 60 nastepuje:
yW,aczymy do Ligi Rjeki wszy
stkie Judy, kt6re konferencya Po-
kojowa podda'a pod jarmo M
nvch narod6w. Wlqczymy w mia
Niemc6w Z doliny Saary, Z ME,
mieckicj Austryi i Gdahska, Ttr'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenie re strongly 4.

TAX maso uwiezionych. - Jezeli
odpokutuja "a oszustwa, to chy-
Sa mniejsze ryby, gdyz wielkie
dada sObie rade. PrzyP. Red.
BURZA NAWIEDZA PoLNO-
ono POWIATY
Little Rock, Ark, 20. kwietnia.
- Po6aleczeni i pozabijani znacza
Slady bury, ktora przeszia ponad
powiaty Arkansas. Dokiadnej Ii
czby zabitych i rannych ME mo-
ma sic dowiedzie6, gdyz pNfacze-
ME telegraficzne z miejscowoscia-
mi nawiedzonymi burza Jest pra-
vie niemozliwe. Ma bye dziewiet-
naScie zabhych a dwadzieScia ran
nych.
Lincoln, Nebr., 20. kwietnia. -
Ruch kolejowy wielce ucierpial, a
W niekt6rych czeSciach Stsnu zu-
peSnie zostaA przerwany wskutek
straszrego hursganu, Nory sic
zacza} jesDcze W sobote W zacho-
,dniei czeSci Stanu Nebrash.
Denver, 20. kwietnia. - Dzi-
'siaj dopiero niebo okazaso SIC las
kawszem da mieszkanc6w tutej-
szego miasta. Przez czterdzieSci
'oSm godzin przezyli mieszkahcy
straszne chwile. Snieg obfty pola-
czony re ~straszna wichura pozasy-
pywa{ drogi. tory kolejowe, a
chociaz jeszcze Snieg pada, to
iednskze wichry ucichfy. Ulrce
miasta So W nickt6rch ~czeSciach
zuPe{nie zasypane, a tory kolejo-
we So niemozltwe do uzycia, przez
co ruch kolejowy chwilowo zostai
Sparalrzowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

Irach obecne pofozenie fmansowe
Anglii, udawadniajac, re W ciagu
lat 20 pozbedzie sic ora W zupei-
noSci swego dhugu p~a1stwowego.
w minionym roku dochody Z po-
datk6w ~przewyzszafy obliczer1la
budzetowe O II milionow funtow
szterlingow $780, 00,Q 0O), a dug
zmiejszys sic o sto milionow fun
t6w szterlingow $5OO,0OO,00O.)
Rad zdecydowany jest ME "a
ciagae zadnych wiecej pozyczek
ma oplscanie biezacych wydat--
k6w, z wyjatkiem chyba kTotko-
terminowych ma pokrycie | pro-
Iongate istniejacych juz d}ugow.
Budzet pr~zewiduje, re wydatki W
roku przysz}ym beda wynosic
S., TOO 900, 900, dochody zaS &c.
500 600, czyli, re pozostanie
natrnniej osmset milion6w dola-
row ma sptate d1trgow.
w roku biezacym podwyzszy
Wielka Brytania niekt6re re
swych podatkow, zwfaszcza zas
dochodowe. Ponadto podwyzs1ona
zostanie op4ata pccztowa cd h
stow do 4 centow, cd gazet do &c.
(zamiast jednego), Cd telegra-
NOW do "A cent6w (zamiast 1861,
jak niemniej tez ulegna Podwyzce
podatki Cd gaDoliny, automobll6w,
alkoholu it'd.
Celem dalszego rozwoju swego
handful, buduje Anglia Z ca1ym
moaliwym pospiechetn wielke O.
ktety towarowe i ~pasazerskie /
tax sprawozdanie Lloyda wyka-
7ui e, re z koncem marca W war
sztatach jego znajdowaAo sic W
budowie 765 parowcow handlo-
wych o lacznej pojemnosci 1884,
900 ton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

wysiany do Anglii z ramienia de-
partamentu rolnictwa powiada, re
tego roku bedzie ogolny brak
.pszeniey i ogolno sw1atowe zapa-
trzebowanie. Stosunki W Ro-
.syi So jeszcze W takiR sta
ME, re ME MONA wiele liczyc ma
Rosye chociazby nawet miala ia
.ka iloSG pszenicy ma sprzedaz, to
wskutek braku wszelkiej komu;
nikacyi i Srodkow eksportacyi ME
MONA sic ma Rosye wiele ogladac.
.Oczy calego Swiata przeto beda
koniecznoScia rzeczy zwr6cone ma
.Ameryke, Angiie, Kanade, Austria
lie, Indye i ARGENTINE. Niektore
panstwa europejskie beds zmu--
szone sprowadzac wiecej pszeni-
.cy anizeli pred wybuchem woj-
ny. Ameryka przeto powinna sta
rae sic choc w czeSci temu brake
wi zaradzic.
PIEKNE
Nowy York, 20. kwietnia. -
Enrico Caruso po skonczeniu
swych wystepow W operze metro
politalnej i pc swej kr6tkiej wy
cieczce do Atlanta, ktora sic kon-
czy 1go maja, udaje sic ma wyste-
Ply do Havany. Artysta Spiewak
ma przyobiecane "a kazdy wystep
honoraryum 10 tysiecy dol. Jestto
najwyzsza plaza, jaka kiedykol-
wick artysta operowy pobleral
lest on zaangazowany ma dwana-
Scie wystepow. Oczywista wster
do opery bedzie odpowiednio ko-
sztowai tax, re ME kazdy smiertel-
mix mcze sobie ma pojScie ma opere
~pozwolic.
Mia NIESPODZIANKA.
Toledo, 90. kwietnia. - Jesse
Cook pracowal sobie W kompani;
Iprzewozowej "a skroma zsp}ats
I25 dolar6w tygodniowo i ME zali:
sic wcale ma zvcie, ami ME mia;
zamiaru wychodzic ma strajk
Wczoraj listonosz doreczyl mi
list Cd lego adwokata, W ktoryn
mu donosi, re lego ciotka PAM F
T. Mattlack przeniosia sic do lep'
szego Swiata, a ma odchodne pc.
zostawiia mt ladns pamiatke W
Iformie 800 tysiecy dolarow. Easy,
Ipany zyczeniami i pytaniami &C
mysli teraz robiG odpowiedzial e
! spokojem, &c bedzie dalej praco'
wal jako klek ola tel samej hom'
panii.
DELEGACYA U WILSONA
w SPRAWIE WIEzNIoW
POLITYCZNYCH.
Washington, 20. kwietnia. <
PAM Champ Clark i H. La Folet,
te, ma czele delegacyi udafy sic dc
Bfa}ego Domu, ably wreczyc me
moryat W sprawie amnestyi pre-.
stepcow politvcznvch W Stanacl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
7 Posiedzenia Komitetu
Manifestacyi.

W ubdeaA niedziele. odbyao sic W
Dorm zw1aziu Mar. Pol, trzecie 7rze-
dn posiedzenie Komitetu zajmujacego
sic mzadzeuaen manifestacy1 jaka od-
bedzie sic W dniu 307so ma1a, ma Etore
to posiedDenie stawila sic dose LENA
reprezentacya polshch organd0acy1 z
Chicago.
Komftet poczynil juz wstepne krod
1 wszystko Jest IA nHJleps0ej drodze'
tax, IL spodMewa sic, 4e manifestacya
tecoroczna powtnna wypasc w%spaniale.
M6wc6w tee0cze ME z~aprosDcno, Jednak
ma manafestacyt ~tegorocznej przema-
WAC beda naJwybttnietsze osobisto6ci
poislds 1 amrerykuhsde. Z~apytywuno,
CIV bedzie zaproszony p. Hoover, Ko-
mitct osw1adczyi, 10 mad sprnwa tn A.
stanawia3 sic, &c majac m ~wzSledzte
to, be D.. Hoover Jest kandydatem ma
urzad prezydenta, a ME chcac W spra-
we manlfesbact mfeszac pod jakimkol-
wick po0orem politykt, pozostawfa to
sprnwe zgrodnadDouym do 7adecydowa'
mia praw1e jednogiosnie ~opowtedziano
sic "a tenn, by p. Hoovera zaprosit.
Komitet r6wnie4 robi starania W &C.
lu z~aproszenta Ch6r6w s~piewaczych ma
manifestacya
Nastepnie skiadai sprn~czdanie Ko-
mitet odznak, kt6ry ogiosil byi kon-
kurs ma te odznaki, 0dznak wpiynefo
kilkanascie, kt6re tel wszyscy zebrani
ogladali, poo7em z~adecydowano prZy-
iat dw4e Observation-Disclosures, kt6re
~sprzedawane beia podczas manifesto
cyl,
Omawtano ~nastepnis sprawe rozsprze
! day znaczk6w pred nranifestacya,
ME powzieto jednak $adnej W tel spra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
%Te|egramy%z agraniCzne'

Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

Washington, 20. kwietnia. X
PAM Champ Clark H. La Folet-
te, ma czcle delegacyi udafy sic do
Bia}ego Domu, ably wreczyc me-
moryat w sprawie amnesty pre-
stepcow politvznvch w Stanach
, 1920-10-16
Official Notice,

THE official notice of the opening of
e. the October Term OF the Dictrict
Court Of the Virgin Islands Of the Uni
ted aatns, for the Municipality OF St;
Croix, a, FredeNiksted on the 18th, and
at Christiansted On the goth %insts., res
pectively, is hereby cancelled and with,
drawn, owing to the severe illness OF
His Honor, Lucius j. MaImin, presiding
judge of said court. A future date, as
early as possible. will be announced for
the opening Of the term.
Clerk of the Court.
By Order.
Oct. Il, 1920.
, 1920-10-16
SANITARY RULES
SANITARY RULES
regarding the sale OF bread,
cakes, pies, pastries and can
dies in the towns of Christian
Sted and FrederikSted, NUM-
cipality oil ST. CrOix.

HINDER the provision Of paragraph
%, Sanitary Regulations for the
towns OF Thristiansted and Freoerik-
sted. Municipality Of St Cgoix, Of Janu-
airy 80, 1886 authorizing the Board Of
Health to control the sale OF provisions
and by the authority placed in the Chief
Sanitation Officer by the Governor to
assume the functions Of the Board OF
Health. the following measures are here
by SET forth to take effect November
LIST, 1920;
Bread. cakes, pies, pastries and candies
offered for sale or kept for the purpose
of being sod must be protected from
flies, dirt and dust at all times.
All persons engaged in making bread,
cakes, pies, pastries and candies tor sale,
must DO 50 in room so screened that Is
absolutely fly proof, such room not to be
used as a bed room, living room, or tor
any purpose other than the making OF
bread, pies, cakes, pastries and candies.
1t is forbidden to allow dogs, cats,
chickens, ducks and all other animals in
any O used for the purpose OF making
bread, cakes, pies. pastries and candies.
All persons engaged in the preparation,
handling or sale of such provisions as
enumerated above, must be free from
disease, wear clean clothes and have
clean hands, including clean finger nails.
All shops, stores and stands keeping
any of the above enumerated provisions
for sale must do so in a screened con
tainer that is absolutely fly proof.
All provisions as enumerated above
not prepared, kept or sod in accordance
with the above rules will be considered
as injurious to health and will be dns-
trCyed as provided for in paragraph 28
OF the Sanitary Regulations for the
towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted,
Municipality of St. CroiX of January 30,
H. V HUGHENS,
, 1920-10-16
~ notice.

CCORDING to a decision at the last
a extraordinary meeting Of the Mem
- bers of the ST. CROIX CLUB on the
End inst. those members who are in
arrears of subscriptions and to whom
accounts have been repeatedly rendered
will be excluded from the Club if ac-
counts are not settled by the 1st Novem-
Der 1920.
, 1920-10-16

~ Diet for a~ndertegaea" Bank 81 biey
IL en- an neidt. at SparekasseOog Mr.,
1885 er b~ortkommen, indkaldes herved
den mulige lh@ndehaver at samme til
linden II Tiger fra Dato al fremkomme
med navnte Bog oG for os at godtgore sin
retmassige Besiddelse at samme, da
BDgen i modsat Fald efter Udlobet at
navnte First, vii blive mortihceret.
THE NATIONAL BANK OFTHE DAN
ISH WEST INDIES.
Frederiksted, den 8 October 1920.
, 1920-10-16
S. Royal Bank Of Canada Note

was by an oversight accepted at this
office on Saturday 1Ith instant, and as
It cannot be exchanged at the Bank here
and has not The value Of q. S, ;.oney the
person who paid it in is kindly request
ed to call and ledeem it.
Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is
lands, Oct. IA, 1920.
B. K. LARSEN.
Postmaster.
, 1920-10-16
Notice! Notice! Notice!

THROUGH the courtesy Of Mr. Geo. f,
Gordon, Inspector of Police, The ST.
CROIx RACING ASSOCIATION will hold
a meeting at his home at Kings Hill on
SUNDAY nth INST. at 3 O'Clock p. m.
when all Members, Horse Owners, and
Promoters of the Races are particularly
requested to attend.
Agenda:-
/. Statement Of Cash received and
disbrrsed for last Races.
2. Revision Of certain Rules govern
ing the Racing Association.
3 Discussions as to the possibility OF
having Races CD 26' Dec.
Frederiksted, St, Croix. 14rn October
1920.
S. HODGE.
, 1920-10-16
By Order.
Oct. II, 1920.


AT the request of Lawyer STAKE
a MANN on behalf of the parties
concerned the auction advertised
for Thursday the 18th Of October
1920 of the Property No. % in
Company Street in Christian
sted belonging to MISS SUSAN
BOUGH is hereby postponed IN
till
Tuesday the 26th October 1926
ATS O'CLOCK P. N.
Chrjstiansted'e Vendue Office, St.
Croix, October 18th 1920.
Fee: Fr. 500
Say Five Francs
Will. JENSEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

thing because ali makers used them.
Then came the wire wheel. and at the
outset there were many who predicted
that they would not be popular. But
they are.
Now comes the pressed steel
wheel. and Mr.. Briscoe says thai
n ycrs abroad manufacture than
there at a lower figure than Is pos
sibie in America. Pressed steel wheels
will he generally used abroad within
year and viii grow in popularity In
America as the days go by. Wood Is
growing scarcer and scarcer for vince
making.
wire wheels accumulate dirt and
are hard to keep looking" n@9t
Pressed steel wheels fill the bill They
look strange today rs did wire wh"ch
when they first became popular after
hong lapse. There was really as
much need to use wood wheels as eX-
listed in the days of the bicycle an6
The wood wheels on bicycles created
a. much amusement as anything that
was seen In the days of the bicycle
one manufacturer specializing in that
class Of n cycle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
SCHOOL OF METHODS
FOR 5. 5. WORKERS

a happy expression OF the spirit OF
cooperation and fraternity that exists
between the protestant churches OF
America, will be seen In the School OF
Methods for Sunday school workers.
which Will be HE'D in Richmond, Feb
ruary 1927, inclusive. under the joint
auspices of the Religious Educational
byterian churches.
These two denominations have been
holding institutes and conferences for
their workers for several years. and
when IL was seen that the problems OF
Sunday school organization. methods
and evangeiixation were common to all,
the leaders decided to merge their an
nuai schools into one big united effort
The best talent OF both churches will
be drawn upon for the faculty and
every phase OF Sunday school activity
will be taught by specialists during the
progress OF the school.
Regular courses will be offered for
workers In all departments Of Sunday
school work and credits will be given
on Teachers Training courses 20 all
who complete the work outlined in the
school.
The sessions will be held In the John
Marshall High School In the afternoon
and evenings. and pleasant social
feature will be the supper which will
be served from six to seven each even
ing.
There are about ninety five Sunday
schools In the district which this school
viii reach. and II fs expected that over
Ave hundred workers will be enrolled.
j. II. Montgomery. superintendent of
sunday school work for the Virginia
conference and DIR. Gilbert Glass, super
intendent Of Suday School work for the
Southern Presbyterian church will di-
rect the school and take an active part
In the program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
NATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
RELIABILITY TOUR

Information has been sought from
many of the manufacturers Of Ameri-
can motor trucks in regard to conf
plete particulars OF the first national
motor truck reliability tour sanctioned
by the American Automobile assocta-
ton through it's contest board.
Recent announcement of this great
Run Around the Money Belt in
competition for the splendid trophy
of the Omaha Bee, offered through
the generosity of Victor Rosewater.
owner and publisher of that paper,
and for other trophies to be offered
by public spirited citizens OF Omaha,
the gateway Of the great West.
Almost an even dozen trophies will
be competed for under rules prepared
especially for this, the first national
blanks and registration blanks will be
forwarded to the manufacturers as
soon as ready--copy having been
placed in the hands of the contest
board for approval by Charles p. Root.
contest board representative in Chi
cago. who has been appointed man
ager of the annual tour. In trips
around the country to the factories. r.
Ed. Spooner. promotional manager Of
the tNGuI, ~Ho ShunStu MI. IND&E dlEE
to enter into the promotion of the
event for the good of the motor truck
industry in that great country sur
rounded by the SO. called money belt
has found the live.iest interest. Sew
eral initial entries have been filed ten
tatively by makers eager to enter the
lists. When made formally these
makers will have filed a grand total
OF an even score trucks. Yet no en-
S~sx ~
agement IL at present engaged in ar
ranging a tentative route, taking into
consideration roads and bridges, stop
ping places for moons and nights and
for Sundays when the trucks will re-
main in control. while the drivers and
observers with the officials and other
followers OF the run, including the
Press men. rest UP for another busy
week ahead. Three Sundays viii be
spent in rest on the run of approx
raately $500 miles, to be made at an
average speed of about 100 miles per
day, and the route must be 30 ar
ranged as to reach cities for each of
these long stops that will be able to
care for the multitude with mini
mum of Inconvenience. The large
entry expected will mean quite n
eavaicade OF trucks and an army of
men to be looked after. Mr.. Root.
who will manage the run. has had ex-
tenstve experience in this field through
his connection with the managerial
end of many runs out OF Chicago, In
Guiding the sensational run around
Lake Michigan through UNEMPLOYED
and dangerous territory for touring
Two great motor truck runs have
! heen conducted out OF Chicago, with
both OF which Mr.. Root was connect
/ ed Lessons from those runs will be
incorporated In the handling of the
present the greatest run of motor
/ trucks ever promoted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
edmond SCOUTS TO
DOUBLE IN NUMBER

Ysa,. Scouts In Richmond will be
I,uble in number. If plans now on
|,ot hv the Richmond council, Boy
bouts Of America, prove successful.
|rauni-YArJS for the expected large
rraaae r., ,yeat2hcrshin il being laid
II IN hv au frtpnsive course of train
: fa,, AN @eouf leaders. which start
tl,o raat week. with an enrolment
! exr.,ae ~ fnris
This large class viii meet again
n,trS,lav NIGHT SINNER will be serv-
.af 4 n.clof}t .nt Scout headquarters,
>n~f3, f.{rbf}, street after which
4 tt,ss v-iu march to The McGil
,t,ay hati on. East Grace street.
Ihere q,ra.an Ma 40. scoutrnaster r.
ms vsiIi demonstrates the tender
,nt 5,,zttg.tn,,s rnrnraony." }. Il. wal
IA ,v{i, m I'm charge of thisclass.
Ina hn v.ill eD@,ke on "Deyelopmen,
ma rY-,lni}t,jaot
| ssss,,,t tsSsrftfi,-e weaver is much
k.atff1rd ov=r tho interest being dis
favn9 IN sj4o Srout leaders training
,1rse h Includes old and new
. o3t,,,as74rs and assistant scoutmast-
/ ana Il recorded AS The first step
tne forthcoming ,jriyeA to increase
u number ~ nov Scouts
rn1iirati,,p mo .rro,v,h Of the local
~aanigaffon p y Rass on February
rfll bac,r,sa f{ald axecutiva for the
4. havinv honn annointea To this
Mss nv M. Weaver IN authority Of
h sxernf5va COMMITTEES Mr. Pass il
all known To most Rfchmond bows.
snar{a1v on Church ltin He will
svofe MS el,t{re tt,np IN scout a,,ties
In order 10 care for his growing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
STEEL TO SUPERCEOE
WOOD AND WIRE WHEELS

Pressed steel wheels will supercede
wood and wire wheels in Europe be-
fore very long, in the opinion OF Ben
tamin Briscoe. of Briscoe ( Stahl. De-
troit. designers Of and purchasers for
cars to be manufactured in France
from materials secured in America.
and in part from material of French
manufacture
Mr.. Briscoe recently returned from
the Paris automobile show. His re-
ports to Rodoiphe Stahl, his partner.
led Mr.. Stahl to make the prediction
that pressed steel wheels would ulti-
mately be seen on American cars as
generally as are wire wheels and wood
wheels today. Il can see il coming +"
said Mr.. StahI. In the old days We
felt that wood wheels We're the only