davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
{ r. 4!
BOLSZEWICY D SIE
MA PRZENIESTENIE ROKO--
WAN POKOJOWYCH z MIN
SKA DO RYGI.

Warszawa, 30. sierpnia. -
Rad sowiecki przyjai propozy--
eye polska przeniesienia rokowan
pokojowych z Mihska do Rygi.
Rokowania pokojowe W Minsku
tocza sic bardzo powoli i wazniej-
Sym wypadkiem jest decyzya
zmiany miejsca rokowah.
w depeszy z MiEska zawarte
So skargi ma bolszewikow "a z3e
obchodzenie sic Z delegatami pol
SKIM. Dowodca zachodniej armli
bolszewickiej rozkaza} porozkle--
lac po ulicach miasta plakaty, w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

tyka "rliczna, ktora trwa}a bliSko
godzine, ii. az do przybycla po-
llcyi, kt6rej wreszcic udafo sic Ia
p~rowadzic jaki taxi lad i zabrat
do wiezienia zbrodniarza.
Poczqtck kl0tni by} taxi, IL ma
zabawe do sail Beck'a przejechal
caIy ciezarowy automobil goSci Z
chicago, kt6rzy zazqdali cd VIA
Sciciela zapalenia wiecej Swiatei
Tia sail. Ma to wiaSnie nadSzedl
Bartusch Z iona, kt6ry przyszed>
w zamiarze skolektoWania Cd
szynkarza $4,000. jake nalczaly
sic wiosce tytulcm podatku. Po-
miedzy goStmi a w}asclclelem
,.tancbudv" wywiqzala sic I tego
powodu sprzecz&a. kt6rq Bar
tusch staraI sic zalagodzic, lccz w
gorqcej wodzie kqpany szynkarz
dobyi rewolweru j strzeli} do Bar
tusch'a, .ktdry Z kulq W siowie
potoczy( sic ma ziemie. Znajduj2-
cy sig tam goScic W jcdncj chwi?i
porwali Beck'a ma ulice, chcac so
zlinczowaG i kto vie, CODY sic
hyio Z MIN Stato, gdyby ME VISTA
wienie sic "a MIN w picrwszym
rzcdzie zony zamordowanego, w
drugim zas rzedzie interwencya
policyi. Beck'a przcwieziono wczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
raj do wiezienia " Chicago, gdzic
odbedzie sic rozprawa sadowa.
T~ELEGRAFISCI KOLEJOWI
ZADAJA WYzSZEJ PENSYI.

OkoFo szcScdzicsiat tysiecy te-
Icgrafist6w kolejowych wnios4o
wczoraj do zarzad6w kolejowyci'
protest przeciwko wymiarowi pod
wyzki ich pensyi, jaka waha sic
p~omiedzy piet a dzicsiec .cento"
ma godzine. Protest ten powoiuJs
sic ma podwyzke innych pracownl
k6w kolejowych, ktorzy otrzynall
cd trzvnaScie do osmnaScie CEN
tow wiecej ma godzine, gdy tym-
czascm praca telegrafistow wy
maya w~iekszego wyksztaiccnia /
Jest najbardzicj odpowiedzlalnq,
4 najgorzej plating. Zaznaczajq o.
nj dalcj w swojej petycyi, re Je-
zcIi przcsluchy witch spraWle ME
zostana wznowione. wyjda wSzy-
Soy ma strajk. hub tez bed2 szukat
innych pozycyi. Przecietna plaza
telegrafist6w ko'ejowych wraz L
obecna podwyzkq wynosl % cen-
tow ma sodzine, albo $500 dzien-
ME. Prezcs uni telegraiisttw T..
J. Manion rodnosi fakt, ar ably w
obecnych czasach utrzymac sic ia
ko tako, pensya tel kategoryl pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
|NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Ma dTutygodniowe wakacye do
South Bend, Ind, ~wyjechala PARMA
irena SwitalSka. c6rka panstwa Te-
lesfora i Maryanny Switalskich, Fam.
pnr. 223J Coyne I'll. Pna Irena zna-
ma jest W kolach towarzyskich Jad-
wisowa j jest wnuczka S. p. Jana
Gniota. W South Bend. pna Irena
podejmowana bedzie Il swych stry-
jow panstwa Switalskich.
! q +
Grono zyczliwych Drzyiaci6lek IL
rzadziio pannie Hellenic Brzozow-
skiej mia niespodzianke t. wv. Mis-
c~ellaneous Shower, W domu jej
matki PAM N. Brzozowskiej, am. p.
mr.. 1868 Sloan ul. Uczestniczyly ma
stepujace panny / panic: T. Zarek.
s. Bezdon, S. Nowak, X. Wendkow-
ska. A. Woss, NJ. Singer, L. Cirzan,
T. Schram, H. Barren. j. Wieszczak,
F.. Schwartz, w. Berendt. F. Klein.
E. Zarek, X. Zarek, ]. Zag6rska, NJ.
Koralewicz. Parma II. Brzozowska
wstepuje W zwiaZek malzenski 2 pa
mem J. Berendt, dn!a 22so wrzeSnia
W koSciele Sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.
o SIS q
Aptekarz pan Leon Kopcinski, kt6
" Cd ~dfuzszego czasu p~racowa} W
apiece F. p. Kujawskiego, Milwau-
kee ave, reg Augusta III. Objaf po-
SADIE jake glownego z~arzadcy APP
tece Polonia. pod nr. 700 y. Ash
land ave, r6g Huron VI.
= o e
W tych dniach Stancli IN k"Ii"rc'l
lluhnym w koScicle &w. Jacka y. In
dwik Nowak. syn znanych oSadnikdw
4 Tr6jcUwa PIP. Amy i StaniSiawa No
wak6w Z panra Anna Kuhilu$ c6rka
I'D. Muryi i Michala KujiluS, ~2nanych
oSadnikjw JaciOwI. Drrnhowali y.
Jan WirkuS 2 I6nna Anna Wimikajti>,
kuzynka p. miWlrj i p. Franc!Szck
Frankowski, (obaj przyjacicIc y. milo
dcgol. 7 pannq anna Winikajti>. row
nicl kuzynka p. mHnlcj. kwiaty nioSia
si"Ntra p. m}olcgo p. K>awrra N"wak.
zl& ]pierScionki Kazimicra Nownk. row
nirh Sio>tra y. mlolrgO. Plmnc mi"dl
~prywadzi} do ultarza OicicC =. MiChal
KubiluS. zaS p. mi"!r"o p. Anna No
wax. matka. Slubu udzicli! mtoirj pa
RE y. Ur. l.. JG>ihSki z st. Louis. kt0-
~ bawi W Chicago IA waka%ach.
Cody wr>clne odhyiy sic W liczn"m
SrJnie famiiii i @oIci. W d"mT r"iz;-
COW y. mlodri. pnr. PIP y. central
Park ave. PolczaS G~dGw w~c>Clny"h
~przcInawiali y. \. ~DlhrcwShi. ZaStcp-
"a prUhC>zcIa parafii &w. Jacka j y.
Leon .IaSifSEi. iyrTac miri"i pare diu
g'c=o i S~zrzl&liwcgo pohycia malzcn-
SkicgU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
TLUM USILUJE ZLINCZO-
WAC

SLIME uzbrojony oddzial szcry
low deputowanych otoczy} wcz"-
raj w~iezienie W wioscc Chicago
Ridge, celem zabczpieczenia cd
zblinczowania niejakiegO .lozata
Beck, ktGry W sobote zastrzelil
Skarbnika ! truStysa wioaki naz-
wiskiem Jerry Bartusch. Zostai
on zastrzclony W sail do tahca
Eeck'a podczas k}otni, jaka wy
wiazaia sic pomiedzy tym ostat-
MIN a goScmi, ktora Batusch sta
raj sic zazegnat.
Natychmiast Pc dokonaniu zbro
dni Beck zostai pochwycony przez
tlum, kt6ry r0wnoczeSnic zaraz "a
czq} Szukat postronka, ceiem po-
wieszenia go. W pierwSzej chwi-
l. wykonaniu ,.egzekucyi' zapo-
bieg}a PAM Bartusch. iona zamo7
dowanego, kt0ra prosiia o uwol-
nienie mordercy. Powstafy wow
Gas dwie partye, T. kt6rych jedna
domagala sic zliczowania, druga
zaS uwolnienia Beck'a, wskutek
czego w~ywiqzala sic oorqca bila-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

cownikGw powinna wynosic maj
mnicj 5000 dzicnnie. Sprawl ia
zcstanic najprawdopodobniej Cd
dana do zalatwicnia W rece kolc-
jowemu wydzialowi piracy, cd kt6
rego ~naIezy sig spodziewac osta-
.tecznej dccyzyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

kt6rych nawoluje ludnoSe uwazac
Polak6w j. ko szpieg6w i zabrania
ludroSci cywilnej komunikowania
sic z mimi. Dowodca oW zniszczyi
aparat iskrowy delegacyi polskiej,
uniemozliwiajac W ten sposob ko-
munikacye z Warszawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
ZWOLANIE SEJMU.

Paryz, 80. sierpnia. - Depesza
z Warszawy donosi, re Ssjm pol
ski zosta1 zwolany ma 24go wrze-
snia rb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
ZWYCIESTWO WRANGLA
MAD

Konstantynopol, 80. sierPnia.--
Armia ger. Wrangla odparia
wszystkie ataki bolszewikow. kto-
rzy przekroczyli Dniepr tydzien
tcmu.. Bolszewicy lnieli ma celu cd
ciac odwr6t. armii Wrangla ma
poinoco-zachod. Ruch ten jest l.
dentyczny z ruchem, ktory bolsze-
wicy wykorali try tygodnle te-
mu i byli srodze pobici.
DZuENNIK CHICAGOSKI zamiesz-
ia wincri drobnych oglUSZ"h. anl/'ll
wszvstkin inne d2innniki polSkic W Hhl-
- 10 = n Dnm wzjpte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
KrOnika MisjSCOYa,

n0konCzenie 70 e+r|nrcv 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Prawdopodobnie wskutek zacza-
dzenia sic gazem umari W sobote
popoiudniu W SVEN m~icszkaniu Jan
E. Drella. lat 80, zam. pnr. lSl1
Washtenaw ave. DIT. Malachowski'
zam Dnr. 2O65 Hoyne ul, uznaf, IL
to bylo prawdopodobnie powodem
jego smierci. Wczorsj popoiudniu
mial sic odbyc inkwest koronera'
lecz niewiadOmo. co korCner uznat
"a przyczyne Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

w niedziele. dnia $50 wrzeSnia,
,dbedzie sic w:eczorek wodewilowy.
kt6ry urzadza K6iko TOwarzyskie
i'm. sw. Kazimierza. skupiajace sic
PREY parafii pod temie wezwaniem .
W sail pod nazwa .,Sok0i Chicago.
pnr. 2245 S. Kedzie ave. Program
bedzia urrzmaiconv ~$picwami, prze-
mowicriami i pCodukcyami muzycz-
uemi. Wystapia W MIN najlepsze ST.
~ Kotka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Chicago Society" grupa HWiqzhu
Mar. Pol. urzadza w~ycieczke automo-
hilowa do parku .,Riverview" dia nc
ci 2 sierOciGca &w. Jadwigi W przyszia
Srodp. dnia 1-go w~rzeSnia, b. +, oil
yodziny 1870 do 5-tej pc pofutbnlu.
,Jczelf kto ma automObil a chciaihy do
pom6dz PREY tel okazyi, MECH sNomuni-
kuie sic y y. Fran. s. Rusch. Niles,
III. W sklad komitetu urzadzaJaceSo
wchcdza nastcpujaCy: F. Garbarek, f.
.Trandel. ]. Nicmiec, II. RewelinSki. }.
L. Kobylanski, F. Siwecki. NJ. Pru-
si6ski i p. DrzymalSki. Automobile o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Czterech zamaskowanych handy
tow wlamalo sic wczoraj rano do
sklepu firmy Paris Dyers and
Cleaners" pnr. 3OS-l2 W. 35ta VI.
Pc Observation-Disclosures str6za ~rczsadzili
dwie zelazne ognictrwaie szaty i o.
brabowali je. Niewiadcmo jesGcze.
30 stanowi!o Iup bandyt6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Ma ulicy Erie. pnr. 1921. male
ziono wczoraj popo'udniu Wiktora
sawika. lat 81. Fam. pnr. 1T42 Erie
uI.. sledzacego ma trotuarze i try
majacego sic "a noge z wyrazem 6o-
Iu ma twarzy. Ambulaqsem policyi-
nym przewieziono go do szpitala po-
wiatc wego. gdzie ~powiedzial. re
schodzac ? tramwaju !inii Ashland
ave. upadl ma ulice. Wypadek miaf
mieisee prey Ashland i Augusta III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

" zau}ku prey HerTey U. / Win
chester ave, wydsrzyl sic nieszcze-
sliwy wypadek. Franciszek Snyka'
LEGACY lat So. zsm. pnr. 2OsI y. Win
chester ave. iadac ma swym bicykIu
" strone ~p6}nocna Pc winchester
ul.. zostai uajechany ! pokaleczony
p%zez motorcycle. numer licencyt
1886. Snvka doznal ran ma gSowte
I wedlug orzeczeh lekarza, kt6ry "a
jaI sic nieszcze:liwym, Ora ]. Wa
Nrzynskiego. prawdopodobnie ulesl
na~ruszeuiu m6Z:u. Pc opatrzeniu
ran zabrano o:iarQ wvpadku do do
mu.
= ~
K6}ko drsmatyc5ne ..Dzwop VOL
nosci' urladzs przodsta wienie. dnia
400 wrzesnfa W sail Pulaskiego pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

PoiiCyant Tomas Nhtysik re sta
cyl PREY W. Chicago ave. zosta' DE
IRONY przez automobil PREY zbiegu
ulic Chicago ave / Armour. Automo-
bill nawet ME przystanQi. P0licyanta
Matysiaka zabrano do szpitala Braci
~.Aleksyan6w z pokalec2cniami IA
calem ciele. PoliCya pOszukuje ME
sumiennego 81 rera AUTOMOBILE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Szkola Jezyka Angielskiego. mic
Szczaca sic pnr. 1911 W. Chicago
ave, obchodzi swa 11-toletnia rocz-
nice zalozenia, Z ktorej TO okazyi rcz
pCczyna nowy kurs I dnie"l 1-gu
wrzeSnia b. T. KierowniNiem tel
szkoly jest p. L. G. Skaryszewski.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
WILSON NAMES
R, ]. JOHNSON As
ENVOY TO ITALY
New York Author and Edi-
tor Succeeds Page,

WASHINGTON. Feb II Robert In.
dsrwood johnson Of Ssw,AYorh. su hor
and editor snd m. fths founder, OF
the league 10 enforce p"sce. hss been
selected by presiden, wilson y am
bHssshor to Rome. 20 succeed Thomas
Nelson Page oi virginia. who resigned
several months ago. The president ~
expected TO send the nomination 20 the
senate within . fev days
Mr. Johnson vas originator Of the
memorial TO Keats and shelley in
Rome. originator and chairman Of the
American Poets Ambulance In Italy In
1917 and author of Italian Rhapsody
and other poems Of Italy, published Ia
1911. Ne vas decorated by ths Italian
government in 1915 and vAs made
oAsalisre Of the crown of Italy.
Mr.. johnson VAS born " Washington
sinty. s~v~n years aso and wAA EDITOR
of the Century Magazine from Noysm-
her 1906 To May 1911. lie Induced Gen i.
srai Gran, Ia write hh memoirs and
W., on foot IN. movement which re-
suited In the creation Of Yosemite Ma
tiOnAl pnfk,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

m, n. ". 0lpssn. ssasp, sausea
for the nAptlss hsspltsl, ~ q Me
c..s w.ss.s, sss :;:s. .,,'cs 1:s, !:
wss cssssA bJ . S,oad eist n tbs bysiA.
sids1 ~ lhs attach ef lAhusasa srsri
which re vss suffering rhs doctor
0is r. ';sc tcs ~ -. ss = s.s. s's !. u. cam.
20 ths city nina ysass ~ lrem raNs.
6ory, Nc. ns - sfjZG : hvss
sgsss '|s.kasSs g.
SsSt69 s1fossa 1kegS, Ds. OlDssa has
~. I.s:; - 49,: |: = = s::;:; s:s:;
sss''s =. 10 90 - . =; :: : !. Icis:sx L
~ w bs,ls s!ssssssIs, ~
~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Two Pretty Tots Given
Away Because Of Poverty
Adopted by Millionaire
They Weren't Born With Sil-
yer Spoons\iu Their
Mouths, But Read This
Story Of Fate,

p''if tstusf1
Wsdn.sday--flch. With all N. good
ihinrs they ran Jam down their laugh.
iiH throsts
This 10 the climax In the story ~
fAis's strange handling ot, two osls-
homa city children
Eiah' mpnihs ago Resale waJthsil, -
years old, was separated from her Rus.
band. she cisims. according N the wei.
fare hoard Local welfare board vork.
sfs sAy he deserted her. .sylns her IN
provide for = baby and . siri not much
more Than ? ysars old.
Obtaining a room, ~ 80 North Laird
street she I'D her b~ef 10 take care ~
them, working In the day a. sewing
snvhInx TO keep her little family -,
sethsr
Bu, IN. odds we're sssina her and
after a Ions struggle that s~eu,ed 70 dn
no good she appSosd TO the welfare
board for assistance.
i've done my besi-l can't rive 0s
children What they need" she ssid.
7 In the meantime Q Middle.sEed covbl'
arrived IN Oklahoma City>straisht from
their farm, which had Just been isased
Tor oil drilling pvrpofe for thousa ndi
Of dollars, apd - snt 10 Chsris. q. Put.
nry. supsrjnsen endent of me Oklahoms
GINA Finding Nome sori.'y. ~, . hshy
l6a'Ginr US a s-mon'h- old baby SRI
,hev asked him.
WHEN they returned the next hs'
they found three children In the Off .
t.monih .old haby girl. nrd n bah,
hoy II months old With hi, sister
/ years old
This h my big brother" the CIR
volunteered the information "a ~
fturdy farrnes.
And the matter Vas ssttied
Placing the GiYi on one knee and m
hoy on the other. As turned TO hts ~if
and amiied.
Take an, Henry" was aN she said
ana her eyes fiil~d with tears.
80 Bess,e wslihail. aged 5 ysars, an
her brother. Robert. n months old h"
esme the adopted children OF million
aires
Fste v atm p'Aving With IRE s-mon,h
old hAby vnd~ctd>1 ~hsther 10 ~
ma rish ssoms ~ . pess Nre.
And the wsskss u the sAopts4 rhi
dreN y ssiM ssWtrO- vstinG for the r.
furn q her kus)A04
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
JURyMAM IN
CARLE CASE
IS ARRESTED
|, P. Coddington Held .on
Perjury Charge,
Jury IS DISMISSED TODAY
Second Trial and Third Ar
rest on Perjury Charges

~. Al.eh.,ss ~ the fury vl,hou, q
~ -, 49,, r COD.
verdict snd 'nn s",s' y"
alns,on. foreman OF the jury on
n.rv,, eh.rs, v.r. the sensational
ps', w.s..1.y morn,ns IN
dsvelormsnu "e""
ihs esse Of fowden Care. u'sa '~'o',
Juass James 1 Phsips. on . charge Of
49, ,ra., =, s,v.l L..slpser
The information ssa'ns, coddins'""'
which sss sisned by Rober, burns.
-. .,,o,,., CHARGES that In ans~sr
'ou"'' ., - g. an. .,sm,o
10 quss,icas asked him y % ms ha",n,
alton a% 81 -" y Jury, ,,,,,...sS 80 ss"s sr spinion
regarding tn. case sad ma, ne o." ~
essr heard ~n., were p"'p''"' " w
charge. that coad'ns'en 49,, had 81. =.
rressed the opinion ms' w ~
boys ~sr. gull'y s.c sh"u
slee.roes,.d..sr. ,.,o,,c,, mS"S ?, ~ s',eharsr
0SIai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Germany to Make
Allied List Public

BERLIN. Tuesday. Feb. 10Th.
government announced today u would
make public In instsjfnenu the off
eiai list Of perpons demanded by the
allies, for sxtyadition and sIso issus
the As, IN book form. for the purpose
''of forrstnIling any st'emp, 10 confuse
the public by biased reports"
A. the alleged mis're~tment n en-
tente prisoners In German cameo fig
ures isrGsiy In the s'licd indictment.
the ministry NJ Justice has ordered
prompt Investigation Of ~ prison
camp archives and the re-opepine Of
tsses where camp authorities were
charged With misconduct.
The civil courts wtl NJ given full
secsss 10 tho escords ~ The military
counts dust1s the var and the ministry
has instructed ne sttesnsy general 70
r~qvisitlca evidence nov ID possession
of the military authostties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Allies to Ignore
WnIie's Offer

PARIS. Feb II. The ailies vii is.
nors the offer ~ the former German
crown prime. 10 stand trial instead Of
the German officers aud state officials
demanded for trial It vas leained
from official sources today, !, Sss
poiyted out that II tho former crown
prthcs ssfe sincere. he would surrsn-
der himself instead OF launching proc-
lsuations,
AMSTERDAM. TUESDAY, Feb. 10
Former Crown Prince Wilhelm of Ger
many sen, his telegram tn the heads OF
~ allied governments. offering to sur
re- ndef In place oi Germans demanded
In the allied sxrsdition list. almost On
tho impu,ss Of the inomeat. according
to an interview With Major Won HUH
helm, the former crow& princss ad-
jutsnt. published IN the TeleGraaf
The former heir 10 the German
,hrons,,,t ssh thu major, SITTER con-
firminG reports that . tslssSau had
been sent. took his resolution without
thinking long about a. The return cl
Rsrea Won tevsner from Paris sne
the serious situation which has srissr
| IN Berlin In consequence prompted III
prtnee Ia sSpd htp-seleGrsm. He hope'
By III: 70 sve', serious d'ff'euH'ss 70
Dutch Newspaper, describe William
scsion - ''heautitui sesture "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
OIL LAND LEASING
GILL GOES TO WILSON

., ws...TprSs 4. II .cs ..s. s:s lin =: :s~
pletsd today with ne adoption ef the
cSnseFooce repert BY the senate, The
bii, noO gDse 10 tss presideat
1Na oeoaoa's seSieA tsfntna1e1 . ~.
ysar's eyhl A slmilas IN Was aRoo1
sp0a q tho last session. bat the spnate
fsitsA 70 a1opt ths ceaisseNce ssesvs v
IN rusa S lss,sistisa u ~ closing
hSlsrs.
The bin provides fer The, leasing snd
asvslopgasnt Of governmeA -owne1 oil,
sVal. gas. phosphate. sedooWa Ana oil
Sple lAnds n private sntesprise an1
AFFECTS apOtonmatsiy ~ W. acfes
u psh,le osoaaa. peiacipelly In west
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Wife Entitled
10 Use Of Car
Half Tie Time
Judge George ", Clark Rules
. in Divorce Case,

A s.fe n sastiisA 10 WV Of
the family ssssaetl1e>f~ hAii the
time. svsa stpss-Sk ~ hssss sui,
Tor q diyaeee. eccosdtao - JvAss
0eseQs ". 0nfe
s:.::. :::.s:rssIla 9: III =:
/: ::IEEkE1S:s
ksssse sD1 s1ess ~ ibeA
ths<s hsnA ~ ~ ~ Len:
$50. vks = ) tgesSllae -. ~
- 60 ~ sss'1s - s'''
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HINES TALKS
WITH PALMER
Of RAIL ROW
Threatened Strike Situation
Is Discussed,
NO COURT ACTION TALK
Attorney General Maintains
Silence About Meeting,

WASHINGTON, Feb II. - Director
General Hines conferred with Attorney.
General Palmer today on The threat
ened railroad strike situation
Mr. Palmer refused n discuss ths
conference further tbsn 10 ssy h. hsd
t'e~n made sea,A!ntcd With tho prot.
LENS faced by the director general iia
denied that the department ~ justice
~ss contemplating action declaring thai
any such statements we're uuwarrsn,,d
~ this time, Mr. Palmer would no,
ny however, that the department would
not eventually. take q hand In the con.
troyersy.
where. when or how action nlxh,
be taken was y matter for the futur.
to determine, aaid he.
This attorney general did not tlscuss
the poasihiiiiy that the government
mixNt resort 10 Injunction proceeding
In stsy the threatened strikes Of train.
mon AND nsaintsnsncs.o of way .mpioy,s
dio In the case Of the bitIminols
coal mins strike.
| Director General Hines win max.
answer 10 the wage demands OF the 2 !.
W.. .ov0 railroad wofAerr on hA own fe
rponsibtluy and from the standpoint OF
ne railroad standardization and viii
then report TO the president, II wss % ID
To-Day al the White House. M. Wilson
,,,,n, ,h,n VII approve or d'sspprovs the de-
Heretofore the president generally
has passed upon wage decisions before
the railroad sdminlstrstion's answer
vas given TO The union representa- Il, 20,
No reason vas assigned for the de-
rar'nre from the usual custom In this
case.
sRsausa Grave.
IN the lsf of ursent demands ~ ,hs
tts'nrsn and tho strike CAL issued n,
o'fi'sr. Of the brotherhood NJ Msinten.
Administration AND White ilous. OF
rc,sb rcgs5d the situation ~ extreme
" grave Nr. H'nes has held q Nm,
conference With aevsnrs rumnlty
rho has suhmiiisd . Vsep,osaaAwWs .,
The suhi-c, 10 IN. president. Mr, VII
son s'ill has this msmoss sdum >efor,
! frsadem wtlssN conferred With s.e
rstAry Tun,ulty ccncerniss the railrcs'
that DrSetor General Hinos render
report t3kim at ~ caaciusioa Of IN,
confesenee tile afeeoooa.
conferenees h~tweea Mr. Hinee an
tie brotherhood offiesrs we're 20 hav,
bssA. ree1sNed this rscSnia0. bv, at IN
appelated. hsur neither sixs wss read
10 ~ ahead and the mesting was pos'
psesl until ! - o'clock this afternoon
0eeseit csmmlttes n oeeeisW.
Ms eoSantitiee of ten representa-
Ne brotherhood Of Maintenance of wa
Employes, arrived from Detroit and I'm
mediaiely went into conference with !
n. xAiioy. VICE presideat os the unicr
ard IL other repvcseatativss In ID
, wsga H~GctlAtieNs with Mr. Hipes.
Members q the e1Wsaietes rsf,Ised I
d!scuss The strife ord~ - .say phAa
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OIL WAREHOUSES
DESTROYED ey FIRE

LirrIa ROCK. Ark.. Tes ii.-F,re
ertGiBatlna IN IN old laundry hSildlns
and sprsaAin0 10 the warehouses n the
usy On company IN Esst Ninth street
early today cnused = tpaa spprosimat.
inc ~. go, The loss II PARTIALLY oo,'
cfSd BY Insurance..
Huraing oil, flung IN many directions
~ exploding hatre,s of the fluid and
csrried down streets and fuvines by va
ter throwM, on the blaslng bui'9lng:.
threatened b stt fire 10 ether baiid-
isas. After sevsrsl hS,,n' work fire.
usen ansouRcsd that the fire was un-
der coutNGl '@'
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NUTlN0US SNIP CREW
: TAKEN 10 morn ok

WAsMNHroN veh. n.--An otfleisl
report Of she mmtinH smaes the Wes
os hssshlpSiss bcard stsANss Scnsh,
kssnsss al hermuda. was Hsceivsd o.
me asvy department. today IRON hr
commander Of the eunbost sacramento,
Ne SalA ~ had placed IN armed Cnrd
on the shic TO take her 10 N1f6N
.h:.S n; s,: w:n - ,.is 1ns''' over
The mu,iny occurred February 4. The
Msssase ssid. tho mon refusing II
p>yve iopess. on the claim thai 'he
time scr wksrN thsy had signed sn tho
skip had expired. 1he seam~n were
Arrested q the request Of the Amer
Icsa eeessl at BerAuda,
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MORE CLERKS NEEDED
IN HIGHWAY OFFICES

Five additional cierks viii he nsces-
sary In tho office NJ Henry Wood. state
highway commissioner. as the result el
une pro, ision OF the ne~ state au'omo-
bile license law. The provision u that
every Incorporated town ~in M re-
fisded 3s percent u The ~ percent
payable to counties oi the state for su'
toinobilss
The old lave provided thas the per-
eentaee he paid 70 cities oi the fret
rlasa only. Mr. Wood ineists that the
new provision ~ii' h. n burden 0n HE
Office and DO little good to the small
tcvna
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Kl0H SCHOOL CADETS
RECEIVE ARMY CLOTHES

One hundred and ten army uniforms
have been shipped TO Captain Chap
man Grant for the usc of the cadet
training coeps ~ the city high school
prliI periods hsvs be~n given place
In the regular daily srheduls. ou one
day . week moving pictures Of mil.
its,y nst,H~ ara shown In the auhito.
riun, ARTILLERY Traction y, Horses, ="
photographed AZ ~. sil', Nas shown
W~Anes1Ay. -
Errcimeat In Central and Irving
rog0uG1rjea IN noW 10