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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
ZANNOWA.

MiejscoWy proboszcz x. Kazimierz
Slominski powr6cii onegdaj re szp!-
tala polskiego Matki Bozej z Nazarc-
tn, gdzie przez dwutygodniowy prze-
ciag czasu leczy' sic z choroby ne
rex. ma ktora cd diuzsZego czasu cier
pl. Obecnie czuie sic znacznie lepiej.
::
Wczoraj o god2inie 9ej rano odby!
sic pogrzeb 5. p. Stanislawa DrOzdla.
~liczacego lat So, kt6ry przypadkowo
onegdaj zaczadzil sic gazem. Orszaii
za@obny wyruszyl 2 domu pnr. 223j
Blue Island ave, do koSciola y. T..
sw. Amy, gdzie Y. Stanislaw Chyla
odprawif naboze1stwo i CcremoniH
pogrzebowe, poczem zTicki przewic-
ziono i z}olono ma cmentarzu sw.
Wojciecha.
OBJ. Stanlslaw Mankowski nabyI
W tych dniach pierws2orzGdna apt'
Ike pnr. $3.50 S. Leavitt III. i"N
sam nan opowiadal, intercs idz!e mu
bardzo dObrze.
:;
Oncgdaj odbyl sic ptgrzch :. p.
Katarzyny J~anasiewicz. htGra Zmar.
Ia po kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej chOrcb.',
liczac PREY zgonie lat %. Orszak H..
}obny wyruszy& Z domu do koscio'2
p. W. Sw. Amy. gdzie X. Jan MecihH-
wski odprawi} naboAeshtwo i ccr'-
monte liturgiczne, poczem zw}oE!
zmarlej przewieziono IA cmentarz
Sw. Wojciecha i tam je ziozono Il"
wieczny spoczynek.
T. powodu niedyspozycy! X. pro-
boszcza x. Slomihskiego, dziatWa
szkolna odloayla swoje przedstawie-
ME ma czas nieograniczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

w domu panstwa FrancisZki !
Franciszka P%uciatow, Fam. pnr. 1875
n. Lincoln ul., zapanowala wielka
radoSG 2 okazyi przybycia ma SWAT
tegiego synka. Zarowno matka jak
malice znajduja sic rrzy dobrem
zdrowiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
.

Jan Szm;t. Fam. pnr. 1G4S Ogden
ave. u,egl wo2oraj w~ypadkowi. Kie-
dy byi zaje,v wyladowywauiem mieA.
kiego wegla pnr. SIS s. Claremont
ave. j stall ma tylnej czeSci wezu,
peA pod t. cza;ci2 lancach, kt6ry
ME m6gl utrzymad z0yt w.eIkiego
c@ie1aru weg.a / Szmit spad', odno-
sac bolesne obrazenia ma ciele. AM
bulansem 2 precynktu 1880 zabrano
go do szp.,al rowiacowogo. gdzie sic
zuajduje pod opiekq !ekarskq.
- O r.
J6zef Siemfeniec, LEGACY lat So,
zam. rur. 2441 w. 24ej ul., pre-
chodzac utica Western ave zostal
uderzony przez automobiI mark
Ford. kt6rym kierowa} John NJ.
stamiec. zam. pnr. 500 Dearborn III
/ odniCs} obralenia W glove i plecy.
Z~awezwany ambulaus przewt6zt ME
szczeSliwego do szpitala powiatowe-
go. gdzie sic znajduje W krytycznym
stanie.
: . =
Siedmioletan!a Pauiina Davis, Ia
mieszka} z rodzicami pnr. 2029 Ha-
stings ul., uleg!a wczoraj popoiudniu
nieszczeSliwemu wypadkowi. Pre-
chodzac uli"a Hastings W poblizu do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Jutro wieczorem, o godz:nie sci.
odbedzie sic obch6d ,,Odrodzenia
Polski". klGry urzaGza ..Wydziat O.
;wiaty Zw.azku Polck'. W sail pod
temze w~czwauiem. rnr. 1902 Ashland
ave. Obch6d ten urozmaicoay pc
lie mcwami y. K~onsultora Cru
~dzinskieEo PAM Amy Ncuman, de-
klamacyQ p1nry F. Praczukowshiej.
spiewem solswym PAM ROXY Nwasi-
groch. Spjewamt ch6raluymt Ch0ro"
JutrzeneE i F.Iaret0w, oraz produk-
cyami mUzyczpymi panEy S. Skier
czynskiej m fc~rtepianie i p. Toma-
sza Ovzady M skrzypcach. Wstep
wolny ola wszystkiCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Notatki
Reportera.

Dzisiaj o godzinie 9tej ranO pc
kr0tkich Iecz ciezkich cierpieniacu,
poiegnal sic z tym Swiatem dwu-let
nj Ciesiu, synek pp. AutoniegO i An
ny & domu Mucha) Kortas6w, Fam
pnr. 1441 Blacknawk III.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic prawdopo-
dobnie we wtorek. Bltlsze s~zczeg64y
podane beda W ~nekrclogu W ponie-
dzia{ek. Rodz!com wyrazamy wyra-
w szczerego wspolczuCia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Oh. Wojciech Menkicki, wice-prc-
yes Macierzy Pois&iej. otrzymai {
negdaj upowaznienie do u~dzielarl,
wszelkich intormaCyi oSoOom, ktoT
maia zamiar Raby@ akcye " Bank
Zwiqzku SpGtek Earobkcwych, ora.
pozwolenie cd zarzadu do osbiugiw2
mia wszystkich Bankiem tym zainte
reSowanych. Mega sic oni zg}as-@
do gl6wncgo biura Zarzadu Mac
rzy Polskiei. kt6re sic miesci W bu
dynku ,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego' ,
ma drugiem pietrze, pOmiedzy gOd=.,
Mani ma a 9ta wieczorem.
q 81 .
Wczoraj policya znalazia Michal /
L.ysiana. robotnika, Fam. pnr. PES
W. 1&ej ul.. " domu pod wyzej Wy
mienionym adresem, bez znaku ~.
cia. CO byio powodem Smierci, in
kwest kcroncra dopiero wykaZe. 1900
Zwloki zabrano do zakladu pogrze,
OoWego 3D. Fet'NoSAeSo' pu'. ~
W. 1Sej III. Wezwany dr.. Z. F. Ma
pieralski s~konstatowai tylko Smierc
W poniedzialek, d. il b. m, kohl
czy sic nieodwllalnie termin do VINO
S1'"'" Hs'0'-'" p'""'N"
so' NN'"S ~"
""'eh "0"'~'@' >"
CO. 4 "e'oSAe"'"
cz!uI!'' s"H" m'J% 'eJ 'p'""'
NleS "a'P'l"CS'' u"".s''
Jeszcze " o>'"'"'eJ '""''
lego ooo" 'F~N"' o'"'"
oa""'1'N" OFu@
rauE ais poPo'u"l'u u" 7o'1
czor WYlalNo"o ''"|s J"|'o'
uz!eie Cd Sod]' 1eJ poP0'"
Przypominamy ~jcszcze a osta'
nj: Kazdy samotny. a!bo posiadaja-
cy zone W Europe, %t6ry zaToolt W
roNu Wy "'e'e! III" 'l'OVV,
ooo"'@%""E 0'''''' 'e"
datek. Honacl l
oz'n@ Sd QUO" '"~'"' w
JezeL. len roV%"E "o'"0u
sumo S2'VVV. iFoc% ego Il" N""1'
pozostalace ma u'rzyMa"'u rouzt.o"
dziecko MONA odllczyc scOle T-VV'
. -
Dzieinicy zwaneJ ,.hazimlerzo""
przybyt no"Y po'SN' iEN"'|' u
\. Macko~!ak. ktorE Dluro S"e o'"'-
rzyt ostatnio p HI. ''V0 "0
ul.. ma ~naroZnlNu Albany ave 'e
to cziowiek m}ody / energ!czhy' N'o
ry studya >We uNohczEi z dosNo""
lymi pcstepami, a potem z"'o'" "N
S'e"'e o~ .:.o,noi Drateqo
m,oo. ~ notrzebis
~''~,," S'Z
Ut. M"cAo"l"N "Nor'"!'
SZNCie SW. lroJCS' PoN1e"
ma studya medyczne do Chi"eFsy'eUu
Loyola. gdzie zyskai chlubnie dy-
plom doktorski. " roku 1916 stu
dyowai specyalnie badaRie ! Ieczehis
PREY poTocy prominent Roentsen"
* Ray. Praktyke szpitalna ooDy-
wal jake i~nternista W szpitaiu po--
wlatoWym, nasIep"'e -
specyalnie chorooami koOleceml "
Chicago Layin in Hospital, poczem
ieszcze studyowa} p~atologie we Fran
els Willard Hospital. Cd peWneg'
czasu jest asystentem gs6wnego fe'
kara ola The National Malleao1"
Iron Workers ma Kazimierzo"le'
w ko,ocb mlodIiezv tutejszej jest
many iako dzieInv s~portowiec,
-u,o.zozo "a Tr6icowie Kazimie-
80 us,io hv1 cz{onkieul
g. Co.;S,ir,s C1ub
Karol Heida. Fam. pnr. 1857 W.
anna nj. rozstal sic onegdaj re
SWIM sutomobilem mark Ford,
kt6rv skonfiskowali mu amatorzy
c,dzaf w~Iasnosci. lego samego dnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Dzisiaj O godzinie 1Gej rano o.
byi sic pogrzeb s. p. J6zefy Madej,
kt6ra zmaria pc kr6tkich cierpie--
mach, liczac p1zy zgonie lat 30. Or
szak zalobny wyruszyl z domu pnr.
5l37 S. Troy ul. do kosciofa p. w.
Pieciu Braci Polak6w Meczennikow,
gdzie X. Jozef Kruszka odprawil ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Polish Engineering Association,
Inc" wybral nova dyrekcye; W
miejsce dotychczasowych czfonk6w
dyrekcyi wybrani zostali DR.. L..
Szumkowski, NJ. Tomaszek, T. Ia
miara, w. Zwiefka i A. Mega. Nova
dyrekcya podejmie W dalszym ciagu
prowadzenie dzieia zalozycieli, a Ia
razem rozpatrzy mosliwosc zblizenia
wzajemnych interes6w ~korporacyI
Polish Engineering Assn. Inc" i
,,Ursus Motor Comp, ably te dwie
organizacye, kt0re pod kazdym
wzgledem dope}niaja sic wzajemnle,
mogly z pozytkiem ola przemysfu pol
skiego wsp6ipracowat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

w domu PIP. Jana i Maryi Malo
b}ockich, Fam. pnr. $500 Buffalo
ave-, zapanowa{a niezmierna radosc
2 powodu przyjScia ma SWAT tegiego
synka. Matka i dziecie znajduJa sic
przy dobrym zdrowiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

OBJ. Winoenty Kozakiewicz nabya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

PAM Marya Kdijuska CD, Fam. p.
mr.. 1910 West 22ga ul., zgiosiia sic
ma stacye policyjna Marquette z pros
ba o zarzadzenie p~oszukiwan Ia jeJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Oddzial 18ty Mlodziezy Polskiej
ma ziemi Waszyngtona, skupiajacy
sic W dzielnicy Town of Lake, wy
stawi W niedziele. dnia 9go maja b.
r. obraz dramatyczny 2 czas6w oble-
zenia Trebowli W czterech odsionach
p. t. Eva Miaskowska". PROXY W
tOku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Mikolaj Grawer, LEGACY lat 30.
zam. pnr. 36O2 W. 1Gcj ul., zasia0i
wczoraj przy narozniku ulic Ogden
/ Oakley ave, skad musianO go am
bulansem policyjnym przewiezt 40
szpitala powiatowego. Lekarze stwler
dill, il chory cicrpi ma chorooe
pisrsfowa, prawdopodObnie huber
kuly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Polska Korporacya Obuwia Union
Victory Co." cd dnia logo marca b.
r. zmieuila urzedownie swa NAIVE
2 wyzej wspomnianej ma COLUMBIA
Shoe Co... kt0ra to nazwa lepleJ o.
kres!a dz~ialalnoSt korporacyi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
SUFFERING GREATEST
AT CHRIST'S BIRTHPLACE
Near East Relief Fund Treasurer
Makes Statement to John

me following statement issued by
Na et;eIano II. Dodge. treasurer of the
Natlonal Near East Relief. was re-
tedved yesterday by John b. Larner.
treasurer of the local committees Of
the organizations: VI
tha mere Is no such compelling want in
.ne word anywhere as in the land
rast g Chrlst was born! While the
rest OF the world is at peace war has
never ceased since 1914. While else
wnere In the world there are gov.
ernments which, to some extent. are
1au 70 protect and care for the help
less among their people, in the near
Vs. W.; mere Is no stable government!
ME IN Europe friends and relatives
may send money and clothing and
!ooo by post, in the near east there
~ no way to send anything to the
suHerlng people save through the
asency OF the American Near East
From the Mediterranean to tho
caucasus mountains: from the Aegean
~ the caspian and the Red Seas.
thousands upon thousands of human
beings, Christians and Jews, are wan
9eIlng homeless and helpless in the
DEAD of winter
,Chiidren are dying by the way
sldes-little lost children who haze
forgotten their names, and whose
,noynooo and girlhood has been one
long martyrdom of exile and flight
hkg that flight of old into Egypt
.he me only help. the only hope of
Use peopie is in America. With
pSa.neeic Ia1th they look to US to save
tnem. We can do it, At this Christ
mas season the Near East Relief an.
peaIs to every American family to
take one or more of these
orpnans, whom American charity is
Reeplng alive. into it's bosom, in the
NJ
born nineteen hundred and twantv
years ago." '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
CONCERT BY TECH BOYS.
Boston Students to Appear Here.
Mrs. Coolidge a Patroness

Washington is included in the timer
airy OF the Christmas trip of the Com
bined Musical Clubs Of the Massachus-
$ts Institute Of Technology, and a con-
cert Will be given at Rauscher's on De-
cember 80. There will be dancing.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of the vice
president-elect. heads the list OF pa
tronesses. which includes many promi-
nent people in the city.
The Combined Clubs are made I'D of
the glee. mandolin and banjo clubs and
comprise forty members. Other cities
to be visited are Brooklyn, Montclair
Philadelphia and New Brunswick.
committee of local alumni, under
the charm anship of James A. Tobey Of
the American Red Cross. is in charge
Of the affair. Other members are
George A. Kicker. M. o. Leighton. C. e
Merrill, A. M. Holcombe. P. L. Dough-
e Toy.,I L. s: Simon; w; G. Dean. H. c.
motifs capt: c: H. Roberts. Capt. C.
Reed, r. w. Morse. A. E. Hansen.
Lieut.. G: H. Chatfeld. H. N. Calver,
Lieut. W. G. Wilson. e. Rounds. John
Boyle. Lieut.. c. J. Mccarthy, Lieut.. r.
d. MacCart and c.. w. Stose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
SIX HURT IN ACCIDENTS.
Arrests in Two Cases on Charge OF
Driving While intoxicated.

q.
Six persons were injured in Christ
mas eve traffic accidents. Several ac-
cidents in which no personal injury
resulted were recorded by the police,
and in two instances persons were
arrested on charges OF driving while
under the influence of liquor. There
terday.
Richard A. Oden. Clifton Terrace, in
an effort to avoid a collision with
another automobile, at 10th and Web
ster streets; drove his car against a
hre plug: The car was badly dam
aged and John Hogan and Carl
Dampier. its occupants, received
slight injuries. They were treated at
Emergency Hospital.
Turner A Miller. jr.. 1919 N street.
was received at Emergency Hospital
and treated for injuries to his head.
He was injured. it was reported. by
his head coming in contact with a
tree while he was leaning from an
automobile near the south end of
Highway bridge. He was not seri-
ously hurt.
Earl Mayo. four years old. 135 18th
street northeast. was knocked down
on the street near his home by an
automobile driven by Harry A. Scrog-
gins. SIS 4th street northeast. He re-
ceived an injury to the left side of his
head.
William Payne. AS Neal place. was
driver of a motorcycle that collided
with an automobile near Louisiana
avenue and 9TH street. A young
woman riding on the motorcycle with
Payne was slightly hurt
collision between a dairy wagon
and a taxicab occurred near I'd and
G streets. Raymond Nails, ia 5th
street. helper on the wagon. jumped
from the vehicle and received injuries
to his legs and body. He was given
first aid at Emergency Hospital
years old. 1914 18th street. was
knocked down by an automobile near
Scott Circle. and bruised about her
face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
REAR ADMIRAL PEOPLES
DECLINES ADVANCEMENT
Rank as Permanent Navy Paymas-
ter General Was rendered by
Secretary Daniels.

Rear Admiral Christian j. PEOPLES.
Naval Supply Corps, who has been
acting as paymaster general of the
Navy since the retirement of Rear
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN, Naval sup
ply Corps. has declined the tender of
a regular appointment to that Office
on the general ground that he does
not wish to stand in the way of the
advancement OF other officers of the
corps.
In q letter to Secretary Daniels he
expresses his high appreciation of the
rendered appointment, but asks that
it be not made, suggesting instead
that he be- assigned to the special
duty OF standardizing and unifying
the work of the supply department at
all navy yards and stations.
MY reason for taking this stand"
says Admiral Peoples. lis that in con-
sequence of the retirement of Admiral
MCGOWAN. / automatically became a
Supply Corps. with the prospect of re-
naming such and (after the 18th of
February next) the senior ranking
officer of the entire corps for nearly
twenty years. II I remain in the
Navy. I shall all that time be senior
the active list.
Under such circumstances, and, es-
pecially in view of the fact that /
was selected and promoted ahead of
more than fifty of my former seniors.
it would not. in my judgment, be fair
to them or best for the service for
mo to occupy at one and the same
time a rear admiralship on the lineal
list and the paymaster generalship
which carries with it for the period
of four years the same identical rank
this particularly because promotion
in the Supply Corps is all too slow
and because there are so many ex-
cellent officers Junior to me and amply
capable of satisfactorily discharging
the duties of chief of the bureau OF
supplies and accounts"
In replying to ADMIRAL Peoples let
ter, Secretary Daniels said the reason
given by him for declining the ap-
pointment, Indicates a spirit Of un-
selhshness worthy of the highest
commendation."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
RECTOR TO BE MISSIONARY.

WINCHESTER, Va, December %
tSpeciaD-Rev. Robert A. Goodwin.
Church here. has rendered his resig-
nation to the vestry and intends again
to engage in missionary work in
China, leaving for the orient probably
late in February.
Rev. Mr. Goodwin came here about
a year ago from Loudoun county. Va
and succeeded Rev. DIR. w. d. Smith
now rector of st. Marks Church. Rich
mond. During the world war he was
in service in France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
TEST FOR ATTENDANT.

An open competitive examination
for attendant. house of detention, un-
der the metropolitan police depart-
ment, at 81, 200 per year, plus an in
crease of $40 per month granted by
Congress. with room and board pro-
vided, Is announced for January rs,
1921.
The test will consist in spelling.
arithmetic, letter writing, penma nship
and copying from plain copy, all Of
which will count so per cent, and ex-
perience, which will count SO per cent.
Application form No. 304 for this ex-
animation may be obtained at the
Civil Service Commission here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
S.L.H0OVER'S ESSAY WINS
Pension Office Employe Awarded
Scottish University Prize

S. L. Hoover. an employee of the PEN
sion ofhce. has been awarded the prize
1or the workers section of the
United States in the essay contest held
under auspices Of the Walker Trust
OF the University of st. Andrews.
Scotland. %
The subject was Spiritual Reeen-
Grafton as the Basis of World Recon-
struction." Every country in The
world was invited to compete. The re-
suit was 679 essays, fifteen languages
being represented.
toll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
RITES FOR SERGT. LYNCH.
Funeral of Police Officer Takes

Funeral services for the late Sergt.
Michael Lynch of the eleventh pre-
cinct. who died at his home, 637 11th
street northeast, Thursday morning.
will take place from his late resi-
dence at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Mass will be said at Sacred
Heart Church, 18th and Is streets
northeast, and interment will be in
Mount Olivet cemetery.
Maj. Harry l. Gessford. superin-
tendent of police, has directed that a
police escort of thirty-two men at
tend the service at the church and
accompany the body to the grave.
Inspectors w. II. Harrison and Daniel
Sullivan and Capt. c. p. NJ. Lord will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
CALL NEGRO CONFERENCE.
Prof. Thomas to Be Speaker at
Manassas. Va.

A conference of negroes of northern
Virginia for the purpose of consider
ing Improvement of the colored popu-
lation in that section will be held at
Manassas, Va, Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t will be similar to the
animal conference at Tuskegee Insti-
tute.
Health. sanitation. better schools.
better farming and good citizenship
will be discussed. Prof. Charles. NJ.
Thomas Of Dunbar High School OF
this city will speak at one of the ses-
sions. He will analyze conditions in
Louisa and Loudoun counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
Veterans want to Vote.

In keeping with the action of other
patriotic organizations. Fred Barrack
Post, No. 341. of the Veterans of For
eign Wars has gone on record in
favor of the District of Columbia,
having representation in Congress.
This is particularly appropriate. for
the post is composed largely of for
mer members of the District National
Guard. who later served in the Army
or Navy overseas. Six old guardsmen
were initiated at the last meeting, at
the same time that the post voted for
votes for residents Of Washington.
The post reelected Fred L. Heise
as commander. the other officers for
1921 being w. L. Manning, senior vice
commander; r. C. Marsh, junior vice
commander: NJ. c. Mccarthy. chaplain.
and John L. Hughes. Lloyd Kelly and
C. p. Conrad, trustees. The officers
will be installed at a meeting to be
held in the Community Service build
ing on January 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
TAKES POST IN MANILA.

DR.. Benjamin Schwartz, assistant
soologist in the bureau Of animal in
dustry, has been appointed professor
Of photozoology and parasitology in
the University of the Philippines. and
will said for Manila in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-26
GIRLS IN CADET CORPS.
High School to Have
New ORGANIZATION.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd, December Is
(SpeciaD.-Not to be outdone by the
boys. the girls at the Hyattsvi1le
High School have decided to or
ganize a cadet corps. The uniforms
will consist of navy blue skirt. white
MILDLY blouse, blue tam O. -shanter
with school letters, and tan shoes.
Commissioned officers will be ap-
pointed as the result of competitive
examination. Candidates. are an
nounced as follows: For captain and
first lieutenant. Nellie Buckley, Rosa
lind Bailey and Mabel Nash; for Sec
ond lieutenant. Nellie Buckley. Rosa
lind Bailey. Mabel Nash, Mary Higdon,
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& National Association Com.
sttg6N
gg32ssmittee Reports Adversely
dssW : on Situation.
z BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
lssNEW YORK, December 25.-Privi-
lego or favoritism in taxation is con-
sdenned in q report to the National
FAX Association by its special COM
mittee on taxation, which was made
-puAlic here tonight, urging revision
Of the present tax-exemption laws.
1T is automatic that taxation should
be universal" said the report, 'and
that every person in the Jurisdiction
of = government should contribute to
the support of that government in a
proper proportion. The exemption OF
whole, is favoritism or privilege, and
az such is indefensible.
II the basis of taxation be prop
erty, all private property should be
private income should be taxable.
Exceptions to this rule should be
technical only, and should never re-
suit In an actual lessening of any
ones fair tax burden. The only
ground for absolute exemption from
taxation. either of property or of in
come-revenue-isa absolute public use"
What Committee Condemns.
The committee condemns specifi-
cally:
Under the property tax any further
extension of exemptions of the nature
or bounties, whether these be of the
war veterans type or of the type of
those granted on household furniture,
tools. farm machinery and the like, or
of the type of exemptions granted to
industries or commercial enterprises.
Under the income tax. federal or
state. the further exemption of any
class of persons or kinds of income
on account of the income source or
character. An income tax should be
personal tax on every person in
proportion to the income he enjoys
from any source whatsoever.
FINALLY, the committee urges care
ful consideration of the possibility
OF repeal Of the existing exemptions
which have created privileged classes
or individuals. Exemptions tend to
breed rapidly. This is especially true
OF those based on assumed benefit"
Farm Loan Bonds.
Declaring there is not the "1east
ground for exemption of interest" on
farm loan bonds, war finance bonds
and dividends of the federal reserve
the issuance of such tax-free bonds
be stopped.
The committee, which has made a
study Of the taxation problem, con-
sists Of W. N. Beatty, Salt Lake City;
A. B. Clark, Manitoba tax commits
sion; Frank B. Jess, state board of
taxes and assessments of New Jer-
sey; B. s. circuit. New York: W. H.
Osborne, jr.. secretary, state board of
equalization Of Nebraska; Carl c.
YHehn, University of California. chair
man; A p. Ramdsted of Wallace,
Idaho; Frank Robertson, attorney
general Of Mississippi; Kingman N
Robins, Rochester, and George G.
TuneIl. Chicago.
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have charge of the escort The pail
bearers will be Sergts. J. j. Whalen
and Samuel Murphy and Privates
Samuel Gibson, L. A. ODea, Sylvester
Murphy and p. ]. Whalen.
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ORDERED TO DUTY HERE.

Lieut.. Commander Alva D. Bern
hard. attached to the u. s. s. Radford,
bas been ordered to this city for dut,-
in tho huras ~ ordnance. Navy De
4. ~ L0IoHx<s
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shanklin and Grace Gros-

didier.
These non commissioned officers
have been appointed: TOP" sergeant,
Ruth Cady: color sergeant, Katherine
Stein (regimenta1 colors); color
sergeant. Cornelia Moler (school fiag).
Additional non-commissioned officers
will be appointed by Capt. NJ. ".
BoQuelaine. instructor in military
science and tactics at the school.
The girls plan to get down to drill
ing in earnest after the holidays.