davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
/ KRADZIEz WODKI
z KOLEJO-
WYCH.

SzeSciu Smiaiych, zamaskowa-
nych baudytow, uzbrojonych w
rewolwery, napadlo onegdaj wcze
Snie rano ciezarowy pociag ko-
lei Pennsylvania Railroad, Il
.zbiegu ulic Kinzie i Ada, ubez.
wladnili GAIA ssuzbe pociqgu /
dwu strozow kolejowych, Il try
majac ich w zamknieciu okolo
dwu godzin, zabrali 2 dwu WACO
how wodke wartoSci Z cora
10000. Najmniej try 4 mozli-
vie, re piec automobilow cieza-
rowych naladowali wodk9 i ucie-
XII. o godz. EGO c~zterei zaria-
Skowani mezczyzni przystapili do
str0zow H .Poile'a j {. Geary,
ktorzy siedzieli pod szopa
ma placu kolejowym i mierzac do
mich rewolwerami, rozkazali I'M
wejSc do wnetrza. Dwu 2ostaio
ma stray, dwu zaS oddaliio SIG,
poczem po maiej chwili wr6cili z
dwu jeszcze towarzyszami. pro-
wadzqc pred SODA maszyniste
~kolejowego, palacza, korduktora,
dwu hamulcowych dwu pomoc.
rikow. Wszystkich zamkncli oni
w szopie, pozostawiaiac dwu na
stray; reszta oddaliia sic ma to-
~. o godzinie 40 wr6cili Z po-
wrotem, odwoIali straz i wszyscy
razem szybko zniili. Pc uwclnie-
.niu sic Z wiezienia sluz5a wyhic.
gia ma tory, gdzie o piec blokdw
dalej cd szopy diva wagony cieza
rowe odiaczone cd pociqgu, zu'
peinie opro1niono. Przeszio piec
dziesiat beczek zoStaIo sRradzio-
aych, a jak powiadaj4 - kazda
beczka byia warto$ci okoio
Powiadomiona @ kradzie-
|ay policya re stacyi Chicago ave
'oraz kolejowa, przybyla ia miej'
see, lecz ME znalezli zadnego Sla-
du bandytow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

ME W udziele. Ciagnac sic bedzie
karai ten rzeka Desplaines, RE
ka Illinois do Utica, Ill, dalsza
gas przestrzen budowy kanaiu
tpodejma inne Stany. w ten spo-
sob otwarta zostanie prosta dro-
ga Cd Wielkich Jezior do New
Orleans ewerltualnie do Zatoki
Meksykahskiej. Koszt budowy
tych dr6g wodnych wynosic be-
die S2oyOOO,OO0. Prace te prowa-
die bedzie firma F. l. Bennett i
w. Beckett. Otoz wstspne prace
prowadzone So przez NJ, G. Bar
mes, ktory opracowaf plahy budo-
wy kanaiu p~anamskiego. o uzy-
skanie pozwolenia i pieniedzy sta
rano sic z CORA lat dwadzieScia.
Cub. Lowden powiada, re zbudo
wanie tych drog bedzie wielkiem
Acknowledgement ola farmerow
doIiny Mississippi ! wogole ola
.poinocnego Zachodu, poniewaz to
wary drogs ta przesyianc. beda
SHY tanszem kosztem, anizeliby
'przesyiane byiy droga zelazna.
CLYNE ,PRZYOBIECUJE"
mike CENY MLEKA.
Stanowy prokurator c. F. ely
ne powrocii onegdaj z Waszyng-
tonu z oSwiadczenicm, IL Rad fc
deralny zimierza zredukowat c.
ne mleka w Chicago. Kampania
w tym celu ma sic rozpoczat ma
tychmiast, przewodniczyG jej ma
sam prokurator Clyne, oraz do
pomocy ma poprosic majora A.
Sprague'a, przewodniczacego ko-
misyi przystepnych cen pni9
Bowen, przewodniczaca kobiece-
go komitetu, walczacego o PREY
stepne ceny. Plany rzadu federal
nego oparte sa ma dlugich ! roz-
licznych eksperymentach, ostat-
MO poczynionych w Nowym
Yorku, mieScie i Stanie. Plany
te zostaly wypracowanc przez
krajowy komitet przystspnych
cen, oraz department rolnictwa.
Eksperymenta tie okazaly sic o
tyle skuteczne, IL wladzc wa
szyngtonskie ~zawezwaly proku-
ratora Clyne'a na wspolnq kon-
fercncye celem wprowadzenia
ich W zycie W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
KR6TKIE HOTATKl MlEJSklE.
Onegdaj zostai wydany

- Onegdaj zostai wydany
warrant celem 'aresztowania ME
jakiego c. E. Morrilla, z pnr. SO4
Eastwood ave-, "a usilowanie
przekupienia PAM c. Nicely, z pm.
4717 Winthrop ave., by ia zamor-
dowaia jego I3-letniego synka,
ktory pc smierci matki pozostaje
pod jej opieka. Rodzice swego
czasu oddali go do egzaminacyi
W instytucie psychopatycznym W
mniemaniu, il chlopiec jest umy-
slowo chory. Specyalny inwesty-
gator z biura stanowego Proku-
ratora prowadzi dochodzenia w
tel sprawie. Nicboszczka matka,
zrobiia chlopca tego jedynym
spadkobierca swego majatku....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
DWUDzIESTU PIFCIU WIFE
cEJ
K MA OKU".

Asystent dyStryktowego proku
ratora R. A. Milroy zgiosil sic
onegdaj pred federalna lava Sc
dziow przysiegiych i przedstawii
dowody przeciwko dwudziestu
pieciu spekulantom cukru, ktorzy
bcz miiosierdzia darli skore &c
swych klientow. Spodziewanem
jest, IL lava ssdziow wielkoprzy-
sieg.ych wyda ma Mich oskarzenia
w przeciagu kilku nastepnych
dni. Onegdaj toczyly sic dalsze
przesiuchy swiadkow, ktorzy re.
znawali przeciwko pierwszym
dwudziestu spekulantom oskarzo
nym o zdzierstwo przez SPECIAL
ny sad wielkoprzysieg}ych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

donimetn nikogo tam ME znaja,
wyszli. w chwili tel W wyszynku
byli obecni tylko Touhy i
kelner. Pc kilku minutach wrocili
CT sami i bez przyczyny rozpocze
Ii ki6tnie, W czasie ktorei jeden
Z przybysz6w dobyi rewolweru i
wypalii caly jego ladunek,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
$4,000, W materyaiach i urzsdzc
mach mechanicznych $1,000.
DwIEScIE PoDEJRzANYcH
INDYWIDoW ARESZTOWA!
NYCH

Nova ottawa policyi na ban
dytow, iaka sic odbyia W sobote
i wczoraj spowodowala areszto-
wanie dwustu wiecej podejrza-
nych indywiduow. Jest to tylko
jedna-trzecia Geese aresztowa-
nych w stosunku do oblawy, ja-
ka sic odbyia W ubiegiym tygod-
niu. 81 mezczyzn z ostatnicgo raj
du zabrano do biura identyfika-
cyinego, gdzie q znalazfo sic
Z wiekszym, hub mnieiszym re-
kordem policyjnym. Trzech z
Mich rozpoznano jake bandyt6w,
ktorzy kilka dni TENT pobili ciet-
ko i obrabowali niejakiego Cs-
EAR Ohs'a z pnr. go Fletcher III.
50 to: \. Johnson, lat II. Z pnr.
VOl9 Newport ave, II. GustaE
son, lat ~, z pnr. re Newport
ave. i c. Johnson, LEGACY lat IS,
2 pnr. 3321 Sheffield ave-; 45ciu
oodejrzanych zamknieto na sta
vi policyjnej Desplaines, gdzie
przychodzily ofiary rabunku, ce-
EN- rozpoznania swoich napast-
niLow, lecz laden z mich ME 20
sto| identvfiL-ou.anv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
KANAL WoDNY w cH1cA.
GO ~ZATWIERDzONY
PREF Rad.

Marzenia miasta Chicago W
celu poiaczenia kanaiem wodnym
ieziora Michigan z Zatoka Mex
svkanska - zostaiy n~areszcie
zrealizowane, Gubernator Low--
den Original wczoraj cd sekr.
woiny Bakera pozwolenie ma
budowe staiego kanain nawiga-
cvinego W tel czeSci, kt6ra mia
s;r wzglednie Stanowt przypad-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

0aeaycn usFoi"rzy , RaeIsga"
Wyhajacyeh M kisszsnis lAtv"~1sF.
ayoh. Mo mi DziENNIk CHICAGO
sK ma swycn sspAl;acA b. sswsss
sracujs ola do6r1 iudu os1uhAness
.Hrc aaless' stanoNe8o - DzIpNNL
Ku CHICAGo0KlM SSiaaAAAs ~
s&S neEA -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
w SPRAWIE oSzcZEDZA-
MA SWIATLA

LAX sic okazuje, wiecej many
zwolcnnikow oszczedzanfa Swia-
tia dziennego - niz mySlano!
Zakomunikowai onegdaj alder
man T. a, Hogan, IL w
tygodniu bedzie szturmowai
razem z aldermanami Gro
we'm McDonough'em, Ra-
de Miejska, by raz nareszcie
zadecydowaia system oszczedza-
MIA Swiatia dziennego W Chicago,
pszez przeciag siedmiu miesiecy
W roku. Kilkanascie dni temu po-
dobna rezolucye wniosio do Ra-
dv Miejskiej Chicagoskie Stowa-
rzyszenie Handlowe Departa-
meat Zdrowia rowniez uchwalil
onegdaj ~.rezolucye celem zapro-
wadzenia W mieScie systemu o.
szczedzania Swiatia dziennego,
kt6ra zostanie przedstawiona Ra-
die Miejskiej ma nastepnem po-
siedzeniu. Donosza, 10 plan
oszczedzania Swiatia dzien-
nego uchwaliiy juz miasta: No
wy York, Jersey City i Detroit
Filadelfia i Cincinnati. obecnie
-,eo;o o~ourvIszv Man
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

Okolica Piotro-Paw}owa, ozdobio-
ma zostaia jednym nowo-przerobio--
rym budynkiem pnr. 1868 s. PAUL.
ma ul., gdzie mieSci sic elegancka
kancelarya p. B. ]. Zintaka, W kto-
rel zaiatwia sprawy notaryalne i re-
alnoSciowe. P. Zintak, dzielny pra-
cownik ma niwie narodowej - jest
cd dluzszego czasu prezesem Komr
tetu Obywatelskiego " parafii wy
lei wzmiankowanej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

Kto chce czytac naJlepsTe codhenne
pSSmo polskie, MECH sic uda do pana
r. NJ. PAWoLL, naszego ageDta IA
Duncan i oSolice / xaabonuje sobie
DZIENNIB
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

polski polityk, czy wieAszy ay mnie!
szy "a obowiagek poczytyWat sohte
powinien stale reklanowac narodo-
wo6c nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

lbyli obecni tylko Touhy i
kelner. Pc kilku minutach wrocili
CT sami i bez przyczyny rozpocze
Ii k}6tnie, W czasie ktorei jeden
z przybysz6w dobyi rewolweru
wypalii caly jego ladunek,
~TAJEMNIcZE MORDER-
STWO.
Morderstwo, ktorego okolicz-
noSci So dotqd taiemnica ola biura
departamentu policyi, miaio miej
see onegdaj wieczorem W sklepi-
Xii delikates6w niejakiego A. Gin
mino przy 7O7 Forquhar str. Skle
pix ow zosta} caiy podziurawio-
ny kulami!.. -. Welding opowia-
DANA l6-lctniej Antoinettc, cork
wlaSciciela sklepu czterech meg
czyzn, najprawdopodobniej WHO
chow, wcszlo okoio godziny $50
wieczorem. Jeden smiai sic, kiedy
~dziewczyna pytala go, czem mo
&c siuzyc, inny wszedi do miesz-
kama Cimmino, ktore mieSci sic
Ipoza sklepikiem, pozostali zaS ME
| przemowili nj siowa. Dziewczyna
podejrzewajac cos niedobrego,
przywolala swego narzeezonego
K. Barchetto, ktory w chwili tel
byi W jej donu' Kiedy ten wraz
swoim ojcem przybiegli do sklepi
ku, wSzyscy trzej, tam znajduiq.
cy sic 1nezczyzni dobyli revolt
wer0w. Jeden z Mich ~strzelii diva
ray do d~ziewczecia, dwaj zaS i'll
mi skierowali ogieh ma OLGA i jej
narzeczonego. Barchetto padl tru-
penn ma miejscu, ugodzony kula w
SERGE, syn tylko zostai ranny i
upadi obok niego. Wszyscy CITE
rel mezczyzni poczeli strzelaG wo
koIo niszczac towar W sklepiku.
Trzech bandytow wybiegio from
towemi drzwiami i uciekli, czwar
ty zaS chcac uciec tylnemi drzwia
nj zostal pochwycony i rozbro-
'jony przez Michala Barchetto. -
Kicdy ma miejscu wypadku INA
lczli sic detektywi, bandyta wy
zna}, IL nazywa sic Tony Lopez !
rnieszka PREY S19 Sibley III. De-
tektywi natychmiast udali sic do
.jego mieszkania, gdzie znalezli 4
mezczyzn, zktorych dwu odrzr-
clio Cd siebie rewolwery. Wszy-
Soy zostali arcsztowani, 4 ci dwaj
kt6rzy starali sic ukryt broii
pred detektywarni, zostali roz-
poznani przez owa dziewczyne;
So to: J. Constant z pnr. 1912 A
berdeen III. i s. Ferriria, z pnr.
IVA Malbone ave-, oraz dwaj ich
towarzysze T. Constance i L. Ali
vcrio. Zamordowany Antonio Bar
Ghetto mieszka pnr. $40 S. Clin-
ton I'll. Ma policyi zaprzeczyli
wszyscy, izby mieli bye rabusia:
mi, lecz odmowili zeznan, jake
motywy skierowaiy ich do tego
zbrodniczego czynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
identyfikowany
POzAR APARTA-


Wczoraj rano pozar zniszczyi
kompletnic siedmio pietrowy bu
dynek parliamentary PREY 2IS
232 T. 43cia III. ,Pozar wszczal sic
W sutcrenach, gdzie mieScil sic
sklep zelazny. niedawno otwo-
IRONY Przez nieiakiego W. F.
McLaughlina, ktory jest rowniez
wfasciciclem tego budynku. 0
}zybkiem zlokalizowaniu ogn:a
tic bylo nawet mowy, gdyz OIL
,rzymia iloSt palacej sic farby
ragromadzonej W sklepie w
iagiych elsplozyach rzucala o.
;uiem ma wszystkie strony. O.
;ieh najprawdopodobniej zostai
9od}ozony, gdyz straz pozarna
,dkryia SHADY bomby p~owietrznej
>raz str6z budynku utrzymuje, IL
Ia pewien czas pred pozarcm
:zuA shiny od6r gazoliny. Ostat-
niej wiosny pod ten sam BUDDY
aek zostaia podrzucona bomba,
tt6ra jednak ME spowodowaia
wiekszej szkody. Ostatnimi CA
sy miai Mclaughlin zatarg re
swoim lekatorem nazwiskiem ].
4. Gordon, ktory rowniez otwo-
rzyi W jego budynku sklep zelaz-
ny. Z powodu tego powstaia po-
miedzy mimi rywalizacya i W So
bote Mclaughlin wyslai mu
przez adwokata zawiadomienie,
by sic wyprowadzii, ten jednak
przeczy, IL zadnego zawiadomie-
ME ME otrzymaI. Podczas poza-
rt try starsze kobiety odniosiy
poparzenia, oraz trzech STRATA
k6w zostato pokaleczonych. Szko
ia wyrzadzona pozarem wynosi
$125.oOo. Dochodzenia W tel spra
.lcie r~ozpoczat nstychmiast proku
rator stray pozarnei J. r. Nc
Cabe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19

Ma p~osiedzeniu lokalu No. 212
uni pod naZwa ,,Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butchers workmen OF
America, odbytego miniony
czwartek, uchwalono jednoglosnie
wyasygnowaG 2 kasy 500 ma cele
Tow. Dobroczynnosci, skupiajacego
sic PREY parafii IS. Piotra | Pawla.
Do uni tel nalezy sporo robotni&ow
zamieszkutacych W tejze parafii. -
Prezesm Jest OBJ. J6zet Kurdziei.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
PALESTINE IS
COMP PARARLE To
IMPERIAL VALLEY
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
NE WYORK, Dec. II. - The nat
ural resources of Palestine are great
er than those of southern California
and are able to support decently about
100000 people, Henry Thomas Cory,
former director general of foreign
relief for the American Red Gross,
teclared in report to the Zionist or
ganization of America, made public
here today.
Mr.. Corey, California engineer,
went to Palestine recently at the in
vitation of Justice Brandeis, honorary
president of the international and
American Zionist organization. He
had just investigated the Nile river
irrigation projects in Egypt.
Mr.. Cory said his findings after a
short survey of the Holy Land were
in complete accord with those of Sir
William Wilcox, head of the Nile pro-
jects commission of the Egyptian gov
ernment, and Professor r. II. Forbes
Of the University Of Nebraska and an
American student of desert irriga-
ton.
'The western slope of Palestine is
naturally better than the southern
California region in and about Los
Angeles, which has made possible that
clty's enormously rapid development"
Mr.. Cory said. "The configuration is
strikingly similar, an dI was therefore
not surprised to learn that it was
planned to irrigate 100000 acres of
this coastal land in relatively small
units, largely by pumps.
1.-The soil of western Palestine is
better in all essential particulars,
more fertile and more favorable for
intensive development. In the lower
regions there is no danger from frost.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20

tor; Miss Olive Horton, director of
crchtstra.
| Address-(Subject to be announc-
ed-Superintendent Mark Keppel
Los Angeles county.
Acacia school.
Sectional meetings-Hig h school
Miss Anne c. Gates, chairman.
Address-"Americanization," Miss
Theodosia Whiting, w. C. T. u, San
Francisco.
Business meeting, elementary Sec
tion - Principal II. F.. Willebrandt,
chairman.
Course CT studyMrs. Grace Ferrell.
County free library--Mrs. Thomas
B. Beamon.
Parent Teacher associations - Mrs.
Burritt S. Allen.
Adjournment.
Wednesday, Dec. %, $50 A. M.
Superintendent C. B. Collins, I'M
rerial, presiding.
schools, Miss Olive Horton, director.
Address-"The Profession of Teach
ing" DR.. Aurelia Reinhardt, president
Ol Mills cOllege.
| Announcements.
Departmental and sectional meet
ings.
1ntermisson.
l 80 p. M.
Superintendent c. r. Prince, Cali
ratria, presiding.
Business meeting.
Report Of committees.
Adjournment.
Committee on resolutions - Super
lntendent Geo. R. Momyer, chairman;
Miss Florence A. Durham, Miss Lou
visa Schwartz, Principal B. M. Cru
well, Principal J. l.. House.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
Nowheer in southern California
there a frost proof area.

Nowheer in southern California j:
there frost proof area.
"The greater quantity and better
distribution Of the rainfall render:
dry farming easier and safer in Pal
estine regions.
"The valley of the Jordan is an en-
tirely different matter as to climatic
conditions and many other features
However, Sir William, Professor
Forbes and I are in complete agree.
ment as to the feasibility of irrigatine
at least 100000 acres there. Sir Will
liam and l are entirely satisfied as to
the ability to economically develop
$4,000 horsepower in hydro-electric
plants.
"The future of Palestine is entirely
dependent upon the humkan element
In that regard l was greatly surprised
and impressed by the fact that prob
ably the Zionists will be able to secure
very quickly ownership of over hall
thwe land that country. Further
the land which can be secured is, ap-
parently typical of the region as a
whole.
"The one outstanding element in the
human phase Of the situation is the
extraordinary morale which l found
among the Zionists of all grades in
Palestine. l was impressed with the
exuberant spirit of enthusiasm and
sacrifice for a cause"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
GEN. N|VELLE
TOURS COAST As
FRENCH ENVOY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Gen.
eral Robert Nivelle, former command
er in chief of the French armies and
hero of Verdun, who voiced the de-
termination of the French nation
when Germany gathered the beat OF
her troops in an assault on the
French stronghold at Verdun, and
when it seemed that Germany would
flood all resistance aside, in the
cryptic words "They shall not pass
arrived in this city Sunday night
and was met at the union ferry depot
by the Preside military officials,
and, accompanied by a troop of cav
airy, was escorted to his hotel.
General Neville was today enter
tanned by members Of the French
club and accorded welcome by the
local French civic colony and French
war veterans, also was greeted by
San Francisco civic organizations
and official life. He will remain n
this city three days, leaving Wednes-
day evening for tour Of the Grand
Canyon, thence going to Kansas City,
st. Louis and New York. 4
General Nivelle is making q tour
OF the United States as the official
representative Of the French govern
ment in the tercentepary celebration
Of the landing of the Pilgrim fathers.
During his tour Of the nation be has
been decorated with the American
distinguished service cross in recoa-
milton of his historc achievement IN
defense Of Verdun and the offensive
on the western front in April, 1917.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
SEARCHLIGHT TO
LOCATE ALL SMOKE
(By United Press)

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. 20. - A
giant searchlight has been enlisted by
this city in its campaign for Q smoke
less city. The sesrchIight Ia m ls-
inch navy type and was loaned to the
city by the Utah Power 4 Light
Company. It has besn Installed on
one Of the tall buildings Of the dty
and will BE- flashed over the cltts
skyline to search out the lavbreakers
Of the city's new smoke ordnance.
All chimneys where denss black
smoke i discovered win - fsportAd
to the authorities. Notihgstisn Will
be sent ont to thase haviaS tnsky
chimnsys and warning VIII ~ en-
closed that nues OF badly tended fires
be looked after, according ta city sf-
ficials.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
800 TEACHERS
COMING MONDAY
FOR |NST|TU j TE

Superintendent of Schools B. F. En-
yeart today furnished The Press will
the following complete program fo,
the teachers institute this week il
this city. About 800 teachers will at
tend.
The program:
Monday, Dec, 20, 10 A. M.
B. F. Enyeart, county superintend
ent of schools, presiding.
america the Beautiful" institute
Miss Mary Shouse, Brawley, director
Miss Florence Hoover Rogers, Ell Cen
tro, pianist.
Invocation-Rev A. w. Shamel
pastor M. E. church, Ell Centre.
Girls chorus - "FIorian's Song
| (Goddard), "Holly" lotto Miessner)
Calexico grammar school, Miss Doro
thy Hetch, director.
Address "The Motivation Of
School Work." H. B. Wilson, city SUI
perintendent of schools, Berkeley.
Announcements.
Business meeting, Superintendent
f. F. Tanning, Calexico, presiding.
Intermission.
100 p. NJ.
Miss Aida Neifert, assistant county
superintendent of schools, presiding
Community singing-Institute.
Dramatization - THE Pilgrims"
written by Demice Parker, eighth
grade, McCabe Union school.
Address-"Public School ! Music,N
Mrs. Ruth Freyberger, supervisor Of
music, San Diego state normal school,
Orchestra-Mrs. Florence Hoover
Rogers, director, Central Union high
school.
Address-"The Natural Attack in
Teaching" Superintendent H. B. Glib
son, Berkeley.
Sectional meetings - High school,
Mrs. Nora Priesker, Brawley, chair
man.
Elementary school section - Mrs.
Margaret Hedrick, chairman.
Miss May Secrest, assistant home
demonstration leader, University of
California, will discuss the "HDt
School Lunch"
Tuesday, Dec. 81. 10 A. M.
Superintendent A. P. Shibley, Ell
Centre, presiding.
Community singing-Institute. Miss
oeSoie M' Siiilc, ulIeCtoI, 1Hlperlai
schools. .N>
Address-"Shall We Get Bigger
Stick?" Superintendent Keppel, Los
Angeles county.
Girls Glee Club-Miss Marguerite
Smith, director, Central Union high
school.
Conferences:
/. Administrative H. H.
Wardrip, chairman.
2. Science-Wm. E. Wells, chair
man.
8. History-H. c. Warner, chair
man.
A. Mathematics - Miss Christian
Anderberry, chairman.
5. Languages-Miss Olive La Clair,
chairman.
6. English-Miss Edith Sanborn.
chairman. |
7. Commercial-Miss Laurah Hiser,
chairman.
8. Vocational Arts--E. G. Adams,
chairman.
8. Physical Education-Robert J, }
chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
UNIVERSITY TO
BE WEST POINT
- OF AIR SERVICE
(ny uaitsa pssss1

BERKELEY, Dec. 20. - Ths uni
versity Of California will bacene the
West Point Of the air sesvics, both on
account Of the extAnsivc training
planned for the Institution next ssfn-
ester and on account so1 tho popular
interest IN aviation here, according to
army officers interested n thA ssry-
ice unit Of the reserve officers carps
to b, opened next ssme9t4y. Tie
school viii b the largest % four
schools II the United EtAfn. It = -.
ported, the Others beine at Aasee-
ehusettp 1nstitute Of 1Technetoey, ne
Unisersity sof Washths stofsf tniyer-
sityl Of Illinois and the Asricultursl
and Mechanical UnivSrsity TT Texas
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
MAY REPEAL LAW
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. - Con-
gresham Boggs of Ohio introduced
resolution contemplating the repeal
of the Underwood tariff law and the
re-enactment of the Haynes-Aldrich
schedule which was abolished in 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20

10. Music and Art-Miss Gladys
Mcdonnell, chairman.
II. kindergarten - Miss Gertrude
Teed, chairman.
II. Grades 1, 2 - Miss Carrie
Chandler, chairman.
Is. Grades 8, a. - Miss lone
Wheldon, chairman.
IA. Grades 6, T, S-Miss Lena Stur-
dy, chairman.
Adjournment. ~.
LOO p. Nj.
Community singing-Institute.
Rythmics-El Centre elementary
school. Miss Armina Marshall, direc-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20

NEW YORK-Miss Ruby dc
Remer. stage and motion pic
ture actress, Is the 1920 Ameri-
can beauty queen, in the tudg-
ment Of, mo less an authority
than Paul Helleau, famous
French artist. Helleau thinks
American women are tho most
beautiful In the world. Eight
years ago he picked Mrs. Leon
ard M. Thomas. now Mrs. John
barrymore, as the finest exam
pie OF American beauty. Miss
de Remer. his 1920 choice, is a
Colorado girl who makes her
home in New York Picture
shows Mrs. barrymore Iefp.
Miss de Remer (right) and
lIelleau lbelow)
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-08
AMERICAN SHIPS
BRING BACK EXILES
~, associated Pre--'

~, associated Pre--'
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-American
ships furnished by the shipping
board will be used to repatriate
Czecho Slovak, Polish, Jugo Slay and
Rumanian troops now in Siberia,
was announced at the state depart.
ment
The first OF these vessels, the
President Grant and America, will
leave New York for Vladivostok
soon. These vessels will move about
10000 Of the troops and the expect
"a movement will then continue at
the rate Of 10000 monthly until com.
plctrd The cost Of Americas par.
r.cipatinn IN the repatriation will be
taken care OF from loans made by
.ar tutsd states TO foreign govern
mrnts whose soldiers were involved