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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07
Col. Farley Gets
Write Up in East

The Poughkcopslo. n. X. Courier
prints the following story about Col.
Henry Saxon Farley who formerly
lived In Albuquerque and Is well
known here.
One OF the most interesting visitors
Poughkeepsie has entertained In a
long time lis Colonel Henry Saxon
Farley, who was with Stuart's cavalry
in the north 81 Virginia who organ
lied and commanded the dismountcd
cavalry corps under General Lee In
the civil war. Colonel Farley was
widely known as Il rebel commander
In that war.
With snow-whitc hair and flowing
white, mustachc and Il gotce. Colonel
Farley represents the typical south
ern colonel. Courteous and gracious,
he also typifics the gentility of the
old south. Colonel aud Mrs. Farley
are occupying an apartment at is
Grant street. which they ave rented
for the month Of June.
Though he fought with the south
in the south In the civil war. Colonel
Farley has put behind him the scenes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

OF those unfortunate days. He Is In
tcnacly patriotic aud counts among
his closest friends many members OF
the c. a. II. lilo has addressed many
bodies OF q. A. Il. men.
Colonel Farley II a West Pointer.
lilo was n friend Of Generals Custer,
Fitzpatrick. Rosser aud others. uen-
orol Porter, General Merritt, General
Symonds, General Mackenzie, General
Niche aud several other noted COM
manders were fellow cadets with him
at West Point. His brother, Hugh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07
Batting Liberals
Beats VoIStead

ST. PAUL, Atinn.-Thc wct-or-dry
Issue had nothing to do with the de-
feat OF Congressman A. j. N0istcad,
author Of the Sahara desert law.
His victorious opponent. Rev. O.
j. kvale. is ns dry as Volstead.
Kyalc made "A vigorous campaign
on the issue OF free speech and peace
ful assemblage. lie attacked Vol
stcad's ecord as chairman Of the
house Judiciary committee. which at
tempted 70 force through congress
"a drastic scdittion law that would
have II made II easy to Jail liberals
on fllmsy prctexts.
kvale was leader OF Red Cross
work In his county during the war.
lie had q son In the army. another
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

field was ono OF Colonel Fariey's M
structors at West Point. vs. II young
man Colonel Farley was In the news
paper work. editing a newspaper
owned by William Gilmore Simms at
Phoenix. South Cnrolinn.
Speaking on the Chatauqua plat
form. Colonel Farley has become
widely known in the north. In
spirits of Old West Point" written
by General Schnff. Colonel Farley liz
mentioned prominently.
Less than, 100. buggies arc sold IN
California In a year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

As for Senator Reed. who was kicked out of the convention will
scant ceremony in his ease we have tangible evidence as to what h
is going TO do about IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

in the navy. lie was ~out-spoken In
his Rcd cross speeches in denouncing
the reign Of terror. sanctioned by
state and local authorities. against
~nonpartisan league meetings.
When asked to run for Congress
kvalc would not accept until he sub
mittcd the matter TO his congregation
at benson. Members of his church
voted unanimously to give him leaye
Of absence for the campaign.
Kvalc's nomination az a republican
makes his election in November prac-
tlcally certain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

With both presidential candidates newspaper publishers we
should at least be able to look forward hopefully to a solution of the
news print shortage and some radical reforms in government pub
LEFTY; also there is a ray of hope for some postal service for second
class mail matter and an early end to the reign of Burleson. Kitchen
and company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07
4NXiW
LIFE
By o. -. JOYFUL

- saw Jones use u remarkable
device when I Visited his home
the other night remarked the
professor.
"Hy means OF Il system of
meshcd gear, this appliance On
ablcd him 10 transmit q per-
pcndicularly applied rOatiunal
movement along the same axis
to II horizontal plane of upright
rotation. Power applied manu-
ally was thus directed to the ro-
tatlon Of duplex, s-cnchrouous
metal bands revolving In
ter-directional manner In the
same plane without mutual in
reference. Because Of the high
gear ratio involved, slight dis
placement OF the major plane Ut
rotation was sufficient to oner-
giZe the minor, ar applying
plane, In such manner as TO
cause rotation uf the intcrlcck-
ing oblate bands at high speed"
And what was he doing with
IT," We gasped, making raisin
wine?"
NO, no. said the professor.
whipping cream. lie called II
an egg-bcater."
tIuuSel
oh. the vanity and the conceit
Of art ana artists!
One Hunt Diederich, "A sculptor
OF undoubted skill and genius.
advances the theory HAT every
artist should turn his attention
to the production Of artistic aitI-
cles Of everyday use.
To prove his point brother
Bicdrich has given to gasping
America a wrought iron mnnilJn
in the form of a-CJtkcsrew!
Pausc)
Politics isn't as 1t used to be.
In the good old days they had
to coin new words when speak
ing of an adversary. F"rinstance:
John \. Logan Is the head
center. the hub, the king pin,
the main spring. mOgul and
mugwump of the final plot etc,
etc. ms set forth in the y. Y.
Tribune In 1877.
(Pcriod)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

And Mr.. Bryan, whose heart is IN the grave. and who is thus
in a serious, not TO say, critical situation; what will he do about il?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

More than 100. OO0. 900 cords of
firewoOd We're produced on farms of
the United States In 1918.
The lowest point on the surface
Of the earth is the Dead Sea, 1890
feet below sea level.
The largest drydock In the United
States Is at the Portsmouth, Va,
navy yard. IL cost $4,000, 900.
There are some 5000 building and
LOAF associations In the United States.
The worlds present production OF
silver Is estimated at about 200, 00O,-
600 ounces annually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

As we suggested in this column Monday, Senator Glass. cdiiyen
ton spokesman for the Wilson administration, spoke somewhat hast
lily when he said: 1T must not be Cox Now that it is Cox the cues
ton naturally arises. what will Senator Glass and those he spoke fol-
do about III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07
Two Pairs Of Pants.


II Howard Figg wants to do some
thing for his country. lot him make
u rule hat al clothes factories turn
ing out mems suits provide two pair
Of trouscr with each suit.
No man remembers ever having
worn out a cont. But he has sent
many n one to q rummHgc sale. He
doesn't recall having cent any pants
with them.
invariably the trousers wear out
first. \ a. hangs up his "a an
day, In the heat uf the summers. and
wears the trousers. Tho trousers
soon become ~thrcadbarc. ~ isn't
good economy To buy a suit with only
one pair uf trousers to match, but II
X impossible 10 get the extra trous-
crs.
Figg has been trying to regulate
the length OF womcn's dresses and
keep the STYLES from changing. II
he win just rcpuirc two pairs nj
trousers Win each suit, he will
lcngthcn the Urc Of every suit by 100
per cent.
Every man knows this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07
BLUE LAWS AND WHITE MULE

w WRITTEN ON the back of a postal money order application, the
Wv following communication reached The Herald this week:
Editorial Ilowler: You didn't know that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

WASHINGTON. July THE high
prices OF food and clothing now pre-
vailing In the United States have
caused the producers In PARKWAY
New Zealand to turn cuVctuus eyes
upon American markets, according
to Alfred W. Winslow. our consul ut
Auckland.
Despite the thousands Of miles New
zealand products would have To- he
carried. the farmers of mat south
Sea dominion believe that The United
states offers the most attractive mar
ket Tor their butter. cheese. fresh
meat, hides. hemp. wool and other
products, and that. after paying all
transportation charges. they ran stll
compete proiitably with American
agricultural products. Winslow re-
ports that additional shipping II be-
ing arranged to carry New Ieuland's
surplus products through the Panama
canal and to Atlantic ports where
II. c. l." prices seem most firmly cs-
tablishcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

Mr.. McAdoo is the only American out of captivity who is over
joyed at being relieved of the chance to become president of the
United States. We have Mr.. MeAdools own statement to prove that
he is relieved, and Mrs. McAdoOs assertion that cts great. - Pos
sibly having the presidency in the family for seven years has that
effect on the presidential relatives; but it is the first time any Ameri
can has admitted it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-07

Swede VoIstead got canned did You. We will do the same
to the whole jackass pro. blue laws. Any man that upholds
blue laws is an enemy to the country. This means you.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

Oh. Franciszek Draniczarck otworzyl
w tych dniach ObSzerny garaz i zak}ad
reperacyjny, pnr. 531l So. Ashland
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

vic sedzi6w wielko przysle-
giych pod kaucya $4,000, pod "a
rzutem bigamii i zlego prowadze
ma sic. Casscl pierwsza zone po-
iq} w Nowym Yorku w roku
Io14 W sicrpniu, drugq za5 W paz
dzicrniku togo samego roku. O.
>karlony Jest OH rownicz o pusz-
czanic w bicg ialszywych czc"
kOw.
Oskarzenia pod zarzutem
z}cgo prowadzcnic sic - zmusi-
y wczoraj do rezygnacyi re
,luzby policyjnei w Gary. Ind,
cztcrcCh policyant6w. a miano~
wicic: kapitana !. NJ. Mozart
ucy a, sierzantow !. Ncsscra /
<. Eucklina, oraz p%olicyanta L.
Tcmakc'go.
Stowarzyszenie kupcow t.
IN. THE Randolph St. Business
Mems Association, rozpoczelo
wczoraj kampanie cclem lePsze-
so oSwictlania w nocy mlasta
Chicago. Byznesisci tego stowa-
r1yszcnia beda W poczatkach O.
p}acaIi koszta oS%ietlcnia saml,
a spodziewaja sic, 20 zadelnon-
strowaniu tego projektu, przyla-
CIV sic do pokrycia koszt6w po-
wat i miasto a takze i inni byz-
ncsiSci.
- Ma prosbe rzecznika miej--
skiego Ettelsona, Komisya Uzy-
tecznoSci publicznych odfozyfa
przes}uchy W spraWie podWyz--
szenia oplat ia nicktore linii te-
lcfoniczne, do dnia 6go kwietnia.
Ostatnio kompania telefoniczna
poda}a Komisyi Uzytecznosci, IL
majatek jej wynosik $47, &c., 99..
czemu jednak przeczy rzecznik
miejski i powiada, re majatek
kompanii wynosi $134,0oo,O0O;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

woiujaC ma prev odniCzaCego druha
Panka, prezesa Okregu Ego a IA Sc
kretarza nizej podpisancgo. Program.
wiecu byl nastepujacy: Spicw, Sta
Span?led Banner wykOnal ChO.
miejScowy p. ". Sw. Jadwigi. pod dy-
rekcya p. Emilia Wiedemana. Nastep
ME sokoli 2 gniazda 1920 produko-
wall sic W CwicZeniach PREY akompa-
niamenCie muzyki. Daisy numcr
programu byia nova miejscoweGo
prcboszcza y. Jana b. ObyrtacZa {.
r.. kt0rzy zyczliwie i z~achecalarO
przem6wil. daiac kr6tki zarys dzia--
lalnoSci sokolej podczas ostatn!eJ
woiny. Choir Sw. Jadwigi. po raz dr'i
81 wykonal pieSn patryotyczna. Pc
czem druhna 4. S~rierczynska ode
grala solo ma fortepianie ,.Pol5!1f
~wojskowy Chopina'. Nasternic "
kolice wykonaly ladne Cwiczenia z
kwiatkami. Duet odSpiewaiy panny
Iwierkowska Chronic, PREY akomp.
f~crtepianu panny KuS. Fortepian So
10 odegra}a druhna A. FalkopsKa'
poczem oddzial Gwiczebny OkreSd
Ego wykonal zgrabnie trudne CwlcHe
MIA ma poreczach, kt6re o~klaskiWata
publicznoSc. Nastepnie przemowit j.
Mlotowski. prezes gniazda, zacheca-
JAG mlodziei do wstepowania W sze
regi sokole. Ma zakonczenie odbyf sic
taniec sccniczny - mazur fguroWy.
W ktorym udzial brazil czionkowie 4
Klubu S%okolego. u okazyi urodz1n
Washingtona, uczczono pamiec jego
przez p~owstanie. Spiewem, rospaiy /
Gnusny" z~akohczono niedzielny Wiec.
OdbyIa sic take ma sail kolekta nj
rzecz sierot W Polsce, ktora przynio-
STA $44.43. w imieniu lgniazda, Easy
lam podziekowanie y. proboszczoWl
"a wielokrotnie okazana zyczliwosc !
udzielenie nam sail, organiScie p. E.
Wiedemanowi, ch6rowi sw. Jadwigi
i wog6le wszystkim tym, kt6rzy przy
czynili sic do upiekszenia programu,
wreszcie dziekujemy szanownei pu-
blicznosci "a liczne przybycie / skiad-
Ike ma biedne sieroty W Polsce.
Czolem,
Jozef KaczorowsH,
sekretarz wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
z JADWIGOWA.

Pc dw6ch latach bezczynu. 2 po--
wodu wyjazdu nieomal wszystkich
swych %czionk6w do wojsk pclskich i
amerykanskich. Sok61 Polski p. W.
,,Zgoda" gn. 1872 z. S. P. zabrai sic
znowu do piracy, gdyz druhowie po-
wolf wracaja. w celu pozyskania no.
wych szermierzy sprawy sokolej,
gniazdo PREY pomocy Okregu Ego,
u~rzadziIo wiec agitacyjny W Mimic
na niedziele dnia Ego b. M, W sail
parafialnej p. W. sw. Jadwigi. Do
skonale wykonany program bardzo
zaiuteresowa} zebrana p~ublicznosc,
kt6ra szeczelnie zape{nila sale. -
wiec zagaii druh J. Kowalewski, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
kR6TKIE NO1ATN M|EJSkIE.

- Pociag g6rnej kolei z pofu,
dniowej strony miasta wpadl
wczoraj mad ranem ma boczny tor
i uderzyl w prozny stojacy tam
wagon. Ma pociagu wowczas
tylo pare tylko os6b, ktore szcze
sliwie wyszSy Z wypadku be-
szwanku. Ruch gornej kolei ma
tej linii zatrzymany zostal bill
$ko godzine.
- Leon Cassels z pnr' 6l1o s.
State I'll. zosta} wczoraj przekaza
ny przez sedzicgo Stewart'a, Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
Ma PALACA EGzEME
Przyloz Zemo Czysty, Antysep-
tyczny Piyn - tatwo Uzyc
Me PIami.

T{ustych masci i smarowidei ME po-
winno sic uzywa6. jezeli chce sic mice
dobra l czysta sk6re. Dostan flaszke
Zemo cd kt6regokolwiek %aptekarza "a
Soc, Rub wielka flaszke "a $1!0o. Jeze-
Ii u1yte wed}ug przepisu, skutecznie
usuwa egzeme, - predko uspakala
s%wierzbienie / goi cierpienia skorne,
takze obraaenia, oparzenia, rany ! po.:
pekana sk6re. Wnfka ono, czysci l
uspokaja. Zemo lest cZystym, pew
nym, ME drogim plynem a~ntyseptycz-
nym. Spr6buj go, DO wierzymy, re
mic, CO przedtem uiywa}es ME jest TAX
skutecznem / Acknowledgment.
The E. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

DO WYChODZI'I
Kopia H.tu cd Minhter,twa Robot PubhcznycD
ROBOT J .ss s15dSdsS Do
AIIAT Ps's asi'l
prasdstaxScie1s pol.
Stow. " Ekonouia y Chicago
uatsiseu.
vi. Hloza NJ. 10 ala
Pzuierdsatac niniejsYm ustra rozuoWs, sdcjS
odSmoy sinisssrstva Robot publiczHch saHiad@ia
pah., q, natsc dyrektyus suuu Usts"oda1cssgo IA o.
tmros 10 rt+0rni gosowoh dOn6T, goawa Jest konoss
se ma tstna z Mich odda6 pol. Stow. " skonouja'
schap.
skcta odouaoy sspsmt ToErzystzu uszsnis D.
1atInuia ~ sprordsanu nasSyns sagraniy, prey
dostupssniu potrzsbnych mroWo6". nabyoiu Tub Wy
aasruisniu tsreru-oraz gapszni dostarcSsnie S@o-
wx IA ca1oSc, bdE ta ma cSeSt TtUorSonyoh Hdo"li.
Y rsis sue1 sgody seme Pan prssd dnisn III
1870 r! rdslsgcWat upoHaannnyA prSsdstaEioisi Sto-
.srrys,,ia y gkonoaja " da Hitssego OnsHisna 'arun.
k6'a@
" Urnhuisnie rzsosorsj yt~6rni " najblissyn Sc"
sonis hraIlans Jest nis5bede
'' '''.' :''s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
7 ANNOWA.

Jutro. W parafii p. W. Sw. Amy
nrzr Leavitr ul.. ~ro7poczyna sic tc.
styn raraflalny. kt6ry odbywat sic he
tic W dniach >. Z. o. 11go marca, "
cell szkolnej. Fesrynem zajmowIt sic
aela Niewiasty R6zancowe / Bractwo
nzlcci Nary. Doch6d p~rzeznacoHy n
MOVIE Sanktuaryum kO&ciele. Para.
fianie. szczeg0lnie przemysiOwcy po-
wtnni przybyc jak najlicznicj ia fe-
sym. by Sroszem swoim dopom6dz do
brcj ~Sprawie.
W czwartek. dnia Ago marCa b. r.
przypadaja imieniny miejScowegO y
nrOboSzcza Kazimierz8 S}OminSNiCGO,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
z TOWN OF LAKE

Informuje sic rodak0w | rOdaczEi
zamieSzkale W dzielnicy Town Of Lake,
&c akcye Bauku Zwiazku Sp6iek Ia
robkOwych W Poznaniu, nabyC MONA
W banku braci KowalCwSkich, PREY oil
81 i s. ThroOp I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

49,; cod,i,io 7mr
n.oas;o .;o :. ncnronc,
,. 60 .eoi
.n. ; o,l,,ri6 st,war szrni, opicki
,o, n.hrorLo Eomitct zoimniacv 81,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

abv zebrac dostatcCzne argument
tv, prosil on wla$nic W tym celu
o odIozenie przesiuch6w. kom-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

pania telcioniczna ma podstaNj,
swej majqtkowoSci chcc podw!
szyt opIate "a tclcfony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

okazyi tel oIJedzie sic uroczySta M>za
$w.. o godzinie Smej Z rama M tnten-
eye S~Oleniz&nta. Pc pOludniu zaS dzia-
IVA Szkoha urzadzI wystCp W sail
szhoInej ua czeSc swego opicSuna dn-
chowrcgo. by W dniu imicnin ziozyf
mu Serdeczne zyczenia.
W ponicdziaick. odbyi sic pogrzcb :.
p. J6zpfa Maxi. Z domu zaiohy pnr.
233S w. 19tcj ul.. do koScioia y. ". Sw.
Amy. gdzie y. Jan Mccikow>Ei, oil
prawiI ceremOnie pOgrzcbOwc i nabo-
zeGstwO "a spOk6j duszy. pOczem zwto
HI zmariego przewieziOno ma cmcntarz
Sv. Wojciecha. gdzic je Zioznnn M vic
czny spoczynck.
" domu PIP. WUjcicriI i WiEtoGyi
Swietalskich. znanych ohywatcli An
nova. zapanowaia radios L powOdu
przyjscia ma SWAT zdrowcj c6rcczkt.
Chr1est odUy{ sic Onc"dai. W koSciC!c p.
W. Sw. Amy. k;0rrgo dopcinii y. Sta
nislaw Chylla. Imie dziccku madame
J0zefa.
-
Ignacy Wydrych, LEGACY lat 30, Fam.
pnr. 2654 Western ave. zUStai wczo.
raj ~pokalcczony PREY piracy " fabrycc
zelaza, przy jefferson ul. i ambulan-
sem ~zawieziOny do Szpitala powiatowc-
20. gdzic lekarze UeuQ musieli mu rckC
amputowaG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
DO WYCH0DZTWA P0LSKIEGO " AMERYCE

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Publcznych, drugi cd Stronnictwa LudoWego W Seimie
PoSkim.
List cd Ministerstwa Robot Publiznych jest niejako kon-
traktem z ,~Ekonomia' Akcyjnem TowarzyBtwem Gospodar-
silva Krajowego, ma budowe domow W Po@sce. ktora to robo-
te budowe fabryk W Posce ,Ekonomia" rozpoczyna W
marCu.
List Cd Stronnictwa Ludowego jest Eyrazem uznania Ola
naSzej piracy zacheta do piracy ola WychodztWa Pdskiego W
Ameryce Polska i Lud naszej pomocy przy odbudowie kraju
%przemys1u p~otrzebuje. ,Ekonomia" poczatek dale, a
Cele jej So nastepujace::
l. Jako firma budoWlana, bierZemy W kontrakt w~szelkiego
rodzaju roboty W zakreS budownictwa wchodzace, tax cd osob
prywatnych, jak Cd ~instytucyi i Rzadu Polskiego.
2. Jake Towarzystwo, korego czlonkowie zorganzowani So
ma koka ~zawodowe, ~Zak1adamy prowadznmy ma system anne
rykanSki fabryh w Posce. Fabryki tie zakladac many ola ko-
TEX zaWodowych W mich maja pracowac przedewszystkiem
cz}onkowie towarZystwa, bez wykuczania niecz}onkow, o lie
fabryka wiecej robotnikoW zatrudniac bedZie mogfa. Czfonko-
vie jednak maja pierwszenStwo do piracy ~czonkowie korzy-
Staj2 2 ~dOchodow, jake pr1edsiebiOrstwo bedZie mia}o. Zdo-
bywaniem zam6wen, jak zdobywaniem rynkow zbytu ola pro-
dukcyi fabryk, Zajmie sic Ekonomia PREY pomocy zawodoWo
zorganizowanych handlowc6w, agent6w blur poSrednictwa.
). Jake Polacy, naucZeni pracoWac sZybko wydainie W A
MERGE prZez ZaStOsowanie najnowSZych maSzyn, urZadzen
SyStemu amerykanSkiego, jak r0wniez przez nawiazywanie
stosunkow handlowych q firmami amerykahskiemi uprzemy-
S{owic PolSke zrobic Z niej kraj tax bogaty przemysfowy,
jk jest Ameryka.
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Teraz do Was odzywamy sic Rodacy zapraszany Was DO WSpdpra
ra rocmem posidzeniu akcyonaryuszow do pol mihona So00'OcOOO: Akcse ~ P
akcyi ma przesz{O S25000000 rozSprZedanych. " PoEkleI rdIo"e n"ee IL
Skich uIokowanych ma rozpoczece piracy Z dniem lgo marca. n-.-
Ko chce bac udziai w OdbudOwie POSkl bye czionklem rhohon
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Departures from Normal.

Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January !. 1890. 233.
Dehciency Of temperature since June 1.
1890. "a.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January /. 1920, 2.7s.
Excess Of precipitation since June J.
1920. SIS
Temperature same date last yesr-High-
est 81; lowest. 81.
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Chaos

All of those tall men in dress
suits seen coming out of hotels Al
wee small hours are not LooI
hounds. Many are United States
Senators and ether dienitaries leav.
ing midnight platform conference
Loud cheers were heard IN the vi.
cinity of candidates row during the
night but they weren't for any OF
the possible Presidents on the row
they were for President de Valera
Of Ireland. His sympathizers formed
bigger parade than any of the
candidates has thus far had.
Pounding the marble floors of the
convention hotels is hard on shoes
One delegate was seen today wear
ing an easy pair and carrying an ex-
ira set in his band-for emergency
use perhaps like a spare tire.
Folks around here care nothing
for bands any more. When the mu-
sicians hold forth in hotel corridors
the people joctle right among them
regardless. and many a man has re-
ceived a straight jab from the slide
trombone.
One visitor was so interested In
letting pretty girls pin campaign
buttons on him that he forgot him
self. and his chest became plentiful
ly besprinkled with pictures and slo-
gans of all the candidates. He came
to when a crowd began to follow
him around.
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convention, though mingled with a
good deal OF extreme radicalism.
Cards on Table,

good deal OF extreme radicalism.
Cards on Table.
But the convention would have
none of him. At one point. when he
began I'VE declare for the ultima te
ownership of the railroads and the
gradual acquisition of the stock
yard" the cries of dissent drowned
his voice and brought from Chair
man Lodge. the time honored threat
to clear the galleries. When his
essay in liberalism was ended and
put to a vote, the howl of conde M
nation was so great that ii seemed
10 centimetre gun had been used
for the purpose of staying a cootie.
Immediately thereafter the ma
jority report was carried virtually
by acclamatiOn and the Republican n
party had laid it's cards on the table
for the inspection OF players in this
quadrennial game.
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ans Find S Cloud Agreement on Platform After "a Hours Chao

2
Armenia and In their passage of the
Knox peace resolution was indorsed
In strong terms.
Although declaring strongly for
greater benefits to wounded and dis
abled soldiers and urging recogni-
ton for all other service men in
keeping with the nations. highest
sentiments. the platform was silent
on the specific question of the bonus.
On woman suffrage the platform
did not go beyond the action taken
by the national committee which
called upon Republican governors to
call special sessions of their State
legislatures in order that American
women might enjoy full suffrage at
the earliest possible moment.
Legislation enacted by the Repub-
lican congress on railroads and ship
ping was indorsed. and special
condemnatory reference to govern
ment operation or control of rail-
roads.
(Copyrirht, 1920 by Public Ledger Coz