davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
Romantic Scene
Sick Hero, Loving Heroine!

Mrs, H. j. Kressly of Lewiston
was a guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Drury At
the Drury Christmas dinner were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Gano and
Emmett Gemmel and those mention
ed before.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28

One OF he SiianGeSt and most inter-
esting of all Mother Natures chill
tren Is the Lycoperdon. At Il tender
age it is deliciously edible, but grow
ing older loses its gastrOnomic appeal.
BY the time it reaches pension age
it is so doggoned rambunctious that,
its bald head, il just up and busts it
self, as shown in The photograph.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28

OFFICERS
STAGE SPECTACULAR RAID
Hurley, Wisconsin-(By A. P.)-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

wiazane stawic sic chOc ten raz W To-
ku, by sic mog{y lepiej zapoznac i do
wiedziet sic r0znych ciekawych r2eczy
tyczqcych sic Niewiast R6zahcOwych.
Niewiasty R6la6cowe ma Wac4awowie
licza teraz oko4o go czfonki6 macy
to, IL wieksza po4owa niewiaSt jesZcze
do R6aa6ca Sw. ME zapisala sic. -
Vice proSi sic te wszystkie niewiasty,
kt6re ~jeszcze ME naleza, by racZyfy sic
take starwic ma sale w niedziele ma
hawke / r.~y tei s~grcsHbn"Sci 2aris2'v
sic do R6zaGca
i q i
TAX zwany Wiecz6r Walentowy po-
laczony z Buco, kt6ry maja urzadzic
panny 2 Bractwa DZiewic R6zahcO-
wych 1 Dzieci Maryi W par. sw. Wa
chawa odbedzie sic ME dnia 11-go, lecz
W niedziele, dnia 15go lutego b. T., W
sail parafialnei Sw. Waclawa, o godzi-
ME 7mej wieczorem. Komitet jun te-
raz krzata sic | rdbi ~starania, by vie.
czorek ten wypadh zadowalniajaco ola
wszyStkich. Bilety SO do nabycia Cd
czlcnldG, oraz ma plebanii.
. - q
Tow. Pomocy NauRowej, kt6re d.
pomaga UbOHSzym uczniom W uzySka-
Iniu wyASzcgo wyksztaNcenia, TAX wiel-
ce PoFonii amerybafiSkiej ~potrzebne-
60, wybra%o ma swym oStatnim poSie-
dDeniu kOmitet, kt6ry ma sic zajac u
rzadzeniem pOwaznego koncertu W sail
Wv. Trolley. Komitet jh wybra} date
dnia Ago marca 1920 r, ma ten kon-
cert; bilcty tcA juh W drlIku a stara-
mia o program w tOku. SpodZicwac sic
MONA, IL bcdzie to koncert jaklch ma
10.
y - q
PGicya &c stacyi w. Chicago ave,
zOstala przywofana wczoraj do mieSzk.
iLuNAStNNVO ulIu. JJn ~ IOObCS ILL.,, JlbSb
.jCdncEO z IOkatOr6w btNiynku, kt6ry pO
wiada}, IL przebywa tame jakiS clio
wick, clcAko chOry. SierAant wysfa}
natychmiaSt ma micjscc str6z0w hc2-
.pieczcnStwa, kt6rzy znalezlI tamhc cz}o
wieka w stanie nieprzytomnym. So oni
zdania, IL czlowick atrui sic alkOho.
lem drZewnym. Mkt ME m0Si ich OBJ
iaSnic, jak sic 3atrIty cz(owiek Navy
wa: przewicZiOno go wOzem p~OlicyJ-
nmy do Szpitala karncgO; Sier2ant o.
Swiadczyl nam, " czlowick 6w jest
prawdOpOdObnie POlakiem, sQdzac z ry-
SOW jegO twarzy.
Zarzad SierOcihca Polskiego W MIA
Steczku Niles powladamia, IL ME do
puSzc1I do wnctrza zadnych wizytor6w
L pOwudu graSujaHJ W micScic influ-
envy. CT, EtGrzy nosZa sic z mysla cd.
wtcdzcnia tel instytucyl jutro, Tub W
dniach najblAszych, jezell chca zaosz,
czCdzic SObie czasu | wydatk6w, ME.
chat wizyte Owq GdioAa ~jeszcze ma XII
ka dni. u chwila gdy pOdwOje SlrOcin-
"a bcda ponOwnie ola wIzytujacych O.
twarte, ME OmieSzkamy ~natychmiast
czytelnik0w ~zawladomlc.
IS -
W przySZiy poniedztaick, dnIa 2go
lutegO, b. r, odbedzie sic roczne poslc-
dzenie pO}aczOne z instalacya Osady
iI~jednOczcnia 7. r. X, Skupiajacej sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
BacZnOSG Avon
dale i OkOlica.

Jutro, W niedziele 1go Iutego Cd
oedne sic W hall oh. ]. Warszynskie-
30, rog N. Central Park ave. / VOL
tram ul., Wielh Wiec Narodowy.
sWoiany staraniem Komitetu Obywa-
telskiego na d~zielnice Avondale mr..
16S Wydz. Mar. Poczatek o godz. Sci
DO po&udniu. Ma wiecu tym przema-
Wac bedzie OBJ. Antoni Czarnecki, kt0
~ juz po diva ray zwiedzil dzielni-
&c Polski, wszystko widzial / wszy-
stkiemu, CO tam zaszlo p~rzysluchal
sic, zatem bedziecie mieli sposob-
nose dowiedzie6 sic o poIozeniu i
przejSciach ebecnych Ojczyzny ma
szej z ust naocznego Swiadka.
Mar wiec ten niniejszem zaprasza-
my obywatelstwo nasze, Starych i
n'iodszych, me5czyzn / niewiast. -
S~pecyalnie zaS zwracamy sic do ma
szych prze6siebiorc6w polskich, -
MECH racza ia raza stwierdzic haslo
,,swoj do swego", czyli, re razem
sprawy nasze ma polu narodowem tax
1ak przemysIowem pchac musimy -
grenada. jezelt eel wytkniety osiag-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
WIELKIE WIECE.

ia kt6rych przemawiac beda goscie z
PolSki, miedzy mimi X. Pra}at Adamski
Il Poznania 0 PolSce i o pomOcy, kt6ra
PolSce dac moe Polonia W Ameryce,
odheda sic w tym tygodniu W haste
pnych salach: W ~niedziele 1-go lutego,
o godzinie lei Pc po4udniu, W parafii
Wniebowziecia Matki BoSkiej, West
Pullman, 123cia | Parnell ave. X. Pro-
bOSzcz Teodor IAngfort; o ~godzlnie
Z 80 wiecorem W parafil Najsw. Ma
ryi Fanny Anielskiej. Maryanowo Her
mitage | BoOmingdale Road, X. pro-
boSZcz FIR. Gordon. w ponied2ia}ek Ego
lutego 0 gOdzinie 1850 wieczorem, W
parafi Sw. StaniSIawa b NJ, w Kan
kakee, III. Y. ProboSzcz r. Szudzihskt.
We wtorek, 3 lutego o godzinie Sci VIE
cz0r, W parafil Sw. StaniSlawa b. NJ.
W Cragin, ma okolice CTagin | Hanson
Park, Torch | Long ave. X. PrObOsZcz
StaniSiaw Swierczek. Wszyscy Polacy
i Polk, kt6rym ley ma sercu dobro
~Ojczyzny, p0wlnni tlumnie p6jSc ma je-
den przynajmiej wiec, ably dowiedzicC
sic ciekawych rZeczy 1 ~przyczynic sic
do o~dbud0wy kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
POD7EFKOW.ANIE.

Niniejszem skladamy najserdc-
czniejsze podziekowanie wszyst--
kim krewnym i znajomym "a bra
nie udziaiu lub przyzynienie sic
W iakibqdz spos6b przy pogrzc--
bic najukochahszej zony mojej /
matki naszej, Sp. Marty Karolew-
skiei, a mianowicie IA jserdecz--
niejsze dzieki Wielebnym Ksie--
zom "a ceremonie zalobne w ko-
Sciele; panu organiScie "a piekne
przygryvanie podczas zalobneJ
Mszy Sw. p. A.. Nering i Maize
ckiej "a piekny zwrosza-
jqcy spiew. Wszystkm co
raczyli przyslaG piekne kwiaty,
wszystkim Towarzystwom do
,kt6rych Sp. Marta nalezaia i tym
"a niesienie trumny.
Jeszcze raz dziekujac serdecz-
nem staro-polskiem Bog zaplat!
w smutku pogrqzeni:
Roman Karolewski, MAJ,
wraz z rodzina.
MI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
u Nj. PASOWICH
IIUNKEL.
ANNA

UbiegieJ soboty dnia 24go b. m,
W koSciele p. W. sw. Jana Kantego.
o godzinie 1920 rano. odbyi sic Stub
p. J6zefa NJ. Pasowlcza z PARMA An
ma Kukel. SlubneJ ceremonll dopel-
nil X. Szczepan Bubacz, W asysten-
cyl X. Franciszka Siary c. r., jake
dyakona I X. Wincentego Rapacza
C. r. jako subdyakona. M&odej pa
RE druzbowali: p. Jan Pasowicz Z
PARMA Klara RintZ, p. Stanisiaw
Rembacz z parma Antonina Paso-
wicz, p. Mlchal Pasowicz 2 PARMA
Anna Rintz, p. AndrzeJ Piekarczyk
2 panna JulIanna Motyka. Dana no
norowa byla parma Jozefa Rintz. -
Pafstwo mlodych ~prowadzila matka
pant mlodeJ PAM Anna Kunkel |
pani J6zefa Bender. z koSciola MO
dzi pahstwo wrocili do domu pnr.
2i27 Walton ul., gdzie odbyio Sly
sniadanie, ma ktorym przemawial X.
s. Bubacz. Uczta weselna odbyla sic
W sail OBJ. Antoniego Bacy. Nadmie
mic wypada, 2e miodzi pahstwo spoz
Mill sic do k~oScioia, poniewa2 wy
daryl sic wypadek, PREY Crawford
1 Addison ave. Kiedy druzbow VIE, p.
Piekarczyk z PARMA Julianna Moty-
ka, 2dq2ali do rezydencyl panstwa
mlodych pred ceremonia slubna,
w0wczas automobil, kt6rym jechali,
prey naro4niku powy2ej wzmianko-
wanych ulic zderzyl sic 2 automooi-
lem clefarowym; ma szczeScie uszli
Gallo. Wypadek ten choc ME groz-
ny. ale opo&nil nieco ceremon!e
subna. Nadmienic takte naleAy re p.
Stanisiaw K~u&niewicz, s~cltsta, odSpie
wal W czasie Mszy sw., ma Ofeerto-
rum Ave Maria" Millarda, pod
dyrekcya p. Franciszka Nowickieso,
N~owotehcom: SzczeSt Boze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

ma Dorota, corka, wraz z Gala ro-
dzinq.
Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

PREY parafii Sw. Jana Kantcgo, W sail
paraflalnej, o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem. WSzyscy delegaci SO proszeni o
przybycie.
q q
Byla godzina 2:30 dzisiaj zrana, gdy
do garazu Juliusza Task, 1907 West
Chicago ave-, ~przySZed1 jakiS czfowieK,
zadajqc gazoliny. w garazu znajdowal
sic w0wczas str0z nocny nazwiskiem
jerry Dziurkowski, Max NOwarSki,
2144 West Ohio ul., oraz J, SZunowski,
1853 North Western ave. Gdy str6z "a
bieraf sic do wypefnienia zam6wienia,
wyjSt zamierzal Z garahu ma zewnatrz,
w drzwiach stane}o cZterech innych
mehczyzn, kt6rzy rozkazali Obecnym
podnieSG rece do CORY, grozqc reWol,
werami. Mic i'm ME pozOStawafo czynlc
jak roZkazu usluchac. Najpierw pre-
Szukali oni Ofiarom Swym kieszente a:
Szumowsk stracil $50, NOwarski, $6.
DziurIldwskiemu wyciagnell bandyci
z kieszeni klucze d Obiura, skQd Zabra-
II troche p~ZyrZadGw s~luzarskich. Gdy
to bylo dokonane, poczell rozglQdac sic
po szopie "a samochodem uwage tch
2wr6ci{ zakupiony przez Taske Alka
miesiecy temu nowy samochOd, war
toSci $1,000, kt6ry teA ME namySlajQc
sic dfugo o~dchodzac, zabrali z soba
Stacya pollcyjna West Chicago ave,
zoSta1a zawtadOmiona wySianych 20
stalo ma miejsce kiIku detcktyw0w IT,
lem zdobycia ~szczcg0}0w | opiSu ban
dyt0w. Pan Taska podczaS togo nG-
padu spal W swym mleszkaniu.
i q 4
We ~wc1orajSzem wydanlu Daily
News OghoSzony zostaI wywiad p. Anto-
niego CDarneckiegO z pancm Je-
rzym Lekszyckim porucZnihem ar
mil nallera, Obecnie dyrektOrom dzia-
}u zagranlcznego Banku Hwiqzku Sp6
lex Zarobkowych w poznaftskiom, oraz
Y. Feliksa Feldhetma, %prObOSZcza pol
skiej parafil W m~lasteczHu Evanston,
.ktory kilka miesiecy tcmu przcbywaf W
Polsce, gdzie dObra mial spoSObn"Sc
z~apoznac sic z tamteJszymi sto-
sunkam; ZwTacamY Twage pol
skiej p~ubllcznoSc1. Nova tam o rzeko-
mych w POlscc pogromach Jakotel c Dol
s2ewiznde.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
Podziekowanie.

Niniejszem skhadamy podzieko-
wanie wSzystk;m krewnym i INA
jomym, ktorzy w jakkolwiek spo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

PREY parafii Sw. Jana Kantcgo, w sail
pa~raflalnej, o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem. WSzyscy delegaci SO proSzeni o
przybycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
,NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

Panstwo J6zcf | Xofla JakGbek, nam.
pnr. 73G No. May vi. ,Obchodzic bedq
~dwudziesto pIecio lctnl jubileusz wSpol
uego pozycia malzchsklego W przyszfy
czwartGk, dnia 5go lutego b. r. Il Okla
wi tel odbedzie sic Msza sw., ma ith
~intcncye o godzinle 9teJ rano W kc-
A.iele n, ". sw. Jana KantcSO. Up. ia
k6bek nale&a do starych osadnlhow
tcjAe parafil.
= q y
DR.. Jan KObic2yGski, kt0ry Cd ME
jakleso czasu zapadt M zdrowiu IN
SONY zostal poDostac W domu, PREY
sze18 O tyle do sicbie, Il przyjmowac be-
die nadal swych ~pacycnt0w w kancc'
laryi pnr. 1913 w. Division ulicy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

sob przyczynili sic do upiekszenla
pogrzebu najukochaflszego meza
mojego Sp. Wlsdysfawa Warchal
a mianowicie x. A Dsbrowskie-
mt C. R., panu onganiscie ]. Be-
rowinskiemu konduktorom z Uni
241 "a niesienie tr1nnny, Tow.
Korony Kr6lowej Polskiej mr..
473, p. Fr. Sadowskiemu "a IT,
miejetne zarzadzenie pogrzebem'
oraz wszystkim tym, ktorzy made
s}ali kwiaty, jes7cze raz zasyla--
my w~szystkim razem staro-pol--
skie bog zap}ac".
w nieutulonym zalu Pograzenl
Franciszka Z Chmieleckich, 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
TNNOTATKIR
.NEPORTERA

w dOmu PIP. Ignacego i Maryi kar-
wat0w, zamieSzkaiych no Jadwigowie,
urzadzono mia niespOdzianke ma Geese
ich syna, y. Franciszka Karwata, {.
r., obchodzacego swe urodZiny a je-
dnoczeSnie imieniny. Prey smacznej
przekasce, liczne grono krewnych /
przyjaci6l sklada&o s~olenizantowi SER
deczne a%yczenia bawiono sic wesOlO.
Y. FrancfSzek Karwata jest profeso-
rem W Kollegium sw. Stanis}awa 10
sikh.
+ DO
Niewiasty R0zancOwe w parafii Sw.
WacAawa beda miaiy wsp6ln9 hawke
jutrO, dnia 1-go lutego, W sail para
fialneJ. WSzyStkle cz{onkinie 81 ObO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

nae chcemy. Ich zapraszamy o liczne
przybycie.
Proszac raz ~jeszcze Szan. Obywa-
telstwo S o liczne stawienie sic
ma godzine 3cia do hall OBJ. ]. War
szynskiego, W dniu jutrzejszym, kre-
Shiny sic - z szacunkiem,
Komitet Obyw. ma dzielnice
AVondale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

Wszystkim krewnym I znaJo-
mvm donosimy tie smutna VIA
domosc, liz najukochahszy MAJ
moi i ojciec nasz,
S. p.
Maksymilian Kiedrowski
czlonek Dworu Mikoiaja Roper
nika z. K. L., mr.. 1478, po krot-
kiej i ciezkiej chorobie, poze--
gnal sic z tym swiatem, opa-
IRONY Sw. Sakramentami, dnia
2Sgo stycznia, 1920 roku, o 60
dzinie 7:15 wieczorem, W sred-
MIN wieku.
Pogrzeb cdhedzie sic ponie-
dzialek. dnia 2go lutego Dr., o
godzinie $50 rano. z domu "a
lobv pnr. 2241 Custer ul.. DO
koScio}a Sw. Jadwigi,a stamtad
ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutnv onrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich kTewnych
i znaiomych. W ciezkich zalu po-
graAeni:
Julia. IONA: Edmund. Maksy-
milan / Albert, svnowin: F1o-'
rcntyna j Julia. cork; EiHhie'a
Kiedrowska, matka: katarzyna
Kraiccka. te&ciowa; Winccntv !
Jan, bracia: Marya, Paulina, Ar
IA / Marta, siostry; EranciTHN
vara7ihski, August WiSntcw$su'
Eobcrt Kcstuch. JG7"f Smuczvn-
Ski. Antoni / Brcn'sl"w Kr"'""-
cy. s7wagrowie: Ro7alia ka'rta'
Lookadya Mischkc, sZWaglerkl.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
MINING GROUP
in TULE SOLD

Ten claims in Tule Canyon adjoin,
ing the ingalls, group on the north
and south ends have been taken over
by the Interstate Mining and Develop
ment company which is in course of
organization. This company is backed
by Toledo people and controls eight
claims in Grass Valley, Cal These
are known as the Mitchell group, sit,
uated 16 miles northeast of Grass
valley and adjoining the Idaho Mary.
land mine on the northeast which has
record of producing $71, 100000. The
Tule Canyon group was located by
Jack Harris in 1908 and relocated
last June by the same person
The Interstate has not effected its
full organization and when the names
of the officers are printed It will be
seen that it is one of the strong
est combinations of capital engaged
in mining in Nevada,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
SINKING SHAFT
ON ARROWHEAD

High values have not ceased at the
Arrowhead mine although little has
been said about stopping operations
during the past month. An illustra'
ton of the values was found in the
west ore shoot above the second
level two days ago when one man In
a shift knocked down fifteen sacks of
stuff that returned $75645 to the ton.
The values were divided 402 OF gold
and 614.50 OF silver The company is
going ahead sinking the shaft for a
distance of either SO or 100 feet the
depth to be determined by conditions.
The contract for this work was
awarded yesterday to Wesley Ellis
who will proceed with two shifts. Mr..
Ellis was not the lowest bidder but
President Johns regarded him as the
most reliable Of those offering to do
the work.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
HAMILTON NINE DEED
PLACED ON RECORD

The deed transferring r C. Wards
eighteen mining eiaims on Treasure
hin at Hamilton 10 the Eureka.llam
utoa Mines company vas filed in the
office of J. o MeKernan. eouaiy 70
eaFder. coaaummaiiag one Of the
most important mining deals made IN
whis Pine county t1r several years
noeumsalaFy stamps attached show
ed tha consideration a. bsiag Al
least sfts1 bsFe bs.as tia vorta
Il tas stamps aftlKsd The iest waf
tiled 81 tie fsagssf &c fsa Ftfai Na
tIaaai mank 81 ~
Ths mdNAtas lhaE faa api'aa Tiled
a tN tsys e. sst ha nkaa ag p
rhamaa q tyash Nt lan agha
sm8gh 4 FaaaaAa ~ Tlmsa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
UNLOAD burden
ON uncle sam
,ny Associated PressJ

tHy Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, May Mot con-
tent with an effort to impose on the
United States the task of taking a
mandate for Armenia, it seems there
is now once more afoot among Ger.
tain OF the allies a renewal of the
scheme to pool the war debt.
Such a pooling OF the war debt
was up in the Paris conference. Had
this country became entangled in the
league on the terms President Wilson
desired there can be little question
that strenuous efforts would have been
made before this to foist additional
financial burdens on the United
States.
Cables say the plan OF pooling the
war debt will again be urged at the
May meeting Of the league,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
MASS MEETING
OIL EXCHANGE

An adjourned meeting of the oil 10.
Gators and stockholders of oil com.
panes will be held this evening in
the Nevada Oil Exchange where the
several committees appointed two
nights ago will report on a form Of
permanent organization. Other de.
yelopments will be discussed. Among
the kilograms to be read at the meet
ing is the following received this
mcrning by w. W Booth, who had
beer authorized to advise the junior
senator of the action taken at the
previous meeting of oil locators:
"W w Booth, Tonopah, New
Telegram received and reported to
Evans have taken matter up with
I1terior Department and will notify
you soon of results.
&C, B. HENDERSON"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
MOUSE TRAPS
FOR BIG GAME

WASHINGTON, May According
to Representative Lenroot Attorney
General Palmer is not a big animal
hunter The Congressman explained
to the House that the reason Mr.
Palmer never got after a big prof.
teer was that he was setting a few
mouse traps around the country
where be- ought to be using bear
traps That was why a little mer.
chant in New York vas arrested for
making so per cent profit on an over.
coat while II one millionaire profiteer
vas sent TO prison under laws that
exist It would do more 10 stop pro.
fiteeriug than all the excuses and
protests made regarding Il
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
COMMITTED TO INSANE
ASYLUM FOR SAFEkEEPlNG

Mrs Rose Quick was committed FOR
satekeeping TO the insane asylum az
Reno after au examination conducted
yesterday in the district court by Drs
Turner and Richards The uufortu.
nate woman has halIucinatjons con.
eerning movements OF the stars which
she claims are under her control
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WEST END DECLARES
TEN CENT DIVIDEND

The West End Consolidated MINING
rmBwuy declared loeent dividend
tadav providing tag ne dlsiribution
ef approximately $50 o. ta sioek
haIde ~ record rats makes the
seeaaa dividend TITS mauth a. a
stock 8VHleat was aslflhated 80 ths
tsgsl e Mas sitlaK saea sioekholaer
aaa share ID sAeh a ne sahshaia
samPahtas agesasma Al ssAfles taka
Ama Is MaaaaraA
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
ARROWHEAD PRESIDENT HIKES
TEN MILES AT NIGHT

Judge R. L. Johns, president of the
Arrowhead Mining company, had a
little pedestrian exercise last night
without having had a chance to get
into training. He was headed for
TOnopah when his car ran out of gas
and the Judge concluded the best
thing to do was to hoof 1t for Sails
bury Wash, a distance Of ten miles.
He did not time himself on the jour
ney and does not think he broke any
records When Johns failed to ar
rive Early in the evening DR.. Elftman
sent Ralph Wardle out with a relief
car which picked up the weary mine
operator
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DRESS too Low
FOR THE Church
Correspondence OF Associated Press,

Correspondents OF Associated Pressl
MoNTEvIDEo, March 3O.-Roman
Catholic ecclesiastical authorities OF
Urugary, following precedent set in
Paris, have prohibited the entry into
churches of women wearing 'inade'
quate" costumes This order was en-
forced a few days ago against a
young woman forming one of a
church wedding party She was re.
fused admission to the ceremony ow'
ing to the scantlness OF her very "a
shlonable dress
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
ESCAPES HAREM
TO REACH u. S.

NEW YORK, May because she
could not read, Anna Sherbetijian, a
young Armenian woman at Ellis Is
land, was ordered deported back II
Turkey today where she may face
death for her escape from a harem
there to come to the United States to
an unseen prospective bridegroom.
Hamppirsonn Tereklyian, a wealthy
Philadelphia merchant appeared to
claim her as a bride only to learn
that she could not enter the country.
Rich Armenians are planning an ap-
peal
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LEAVES FoR LAs vEsoAs

Mrs Oline stewart worihy sJana
maroa q tha oFder n Eastsru star
% Nevada let, b. Aala this aftaruaoa
faf las Vesas - pay haF 0ffleial vlilI
ta me chapter % nat plaea she val
smpanisa ~ 0rand Master " =
rafk Mr. aearga rpiiymruve. Mr.
fahH nauiaF And Mta " Laweru
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
ELY NATIONAL BANK
SOLD TO MCCORMICK

The entire holdings of President A.
b. Witcher and other interests repre-.
sented by him in the Ely National
bank, comprising a controlling inter
est in this important banking insti-
tuition OF Ely and eastern Nevada,
have been sold outright to McCor,
nick a Company, the big bankers OF
Salt Lake.
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LABOR CANDIDATE
LOSES IN ST. PAUL

Eus Asswrtsted rFe.ss
ST PAUL tMluul Mayor May.
or .. e. uodgsau wBs re elected by
mote than sto8 votes over his op
p0ueul William MshoBgy labor can
dHste at yesterday election aeord
lnE Co almost complete returns
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
WOOD LEADING
INDIANA VOTE


INDIANAPOLIS May 5. General
Wood continued TO make slight gains
over Senator Johnson. his nearest op
ponent, for the Indiana presidential
preference vote in yesterdays state
wide primary indiana as returns con.
tinued 10 be tabulated today With
2.2i9 precincts of the 1857 in the
state reported Wood was leading by
a plurality Of $50 The vote was
Wood 5s475. Johnson. 52,s85. Low.
den. 2sS43, Harding. 1852
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-05
olLoMAs GIVEN
sY srATE BOARD

The state board OF education has
granted high school l.te diplomas -
Claude l. NetJey OF Ejko. Miss AEues
IeWctt and NIss Mamie sullivan. both
ot ronopah Elementary h.sh tlpla
mas wrrs ordered Hsued to Miss
Ar,ir ZsdIag % Preston Nrs tnia %
Daniels % Carllg Me- Ea MeNulisu
NarylEeJ 81 Fig0n MIss iva rimmnas
af Fast Eiy Mo- Eeaaar Uassu
Ramp q Metropolis. ana urs Flar
sues Fats 70 teysiaeA
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Wilson Tries tOCOerCe
the Senate Knox Saws.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Opening
the debate on the resolution to de.
clare the state of war with Germany
and Austria at the end, Senator
Knox Republican, declared in the
senate that President Wilson is arbi.
tartly maintaining that this nation
technically was at war in order to
coerce the senate into ratifying the
treaty of Versailles. There is no
excuse whatever for greatly prolong-
ing the war beyond the signing of
the armistice and the only explana-
ton for so doing was the deliberate
aim to retain all of those autocratic
compulsory powers with which the
executive had been endowed" Sena-
tor Knox said
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AMERICANS NOT IN
JEOPARDY IN MEXICO

ftf RssHftafaH EsaHsat
WASHINGTON WaN At lae
Stats department H 50 mtt tsat
earW taw a. have nee aaHa'ea
Ihat fhe hFes G. as Amsfwaa ei
tsat Nefv snaaassnsa aaywehare Is
NsRise - q fesaH 4 - revaiatlau
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FURTHER ADVANCE
IN PRINT PAPER

WASHINGTON, May . Further
advances in print paper prices to be
made by the international Paper
company came from Chester Lyman,
vice.president vi OF the company which
were presented the senate committee
investigating paper shortage