davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
oKRUCIENSTWA BOLSZE-
WIcKIE.

Warszawa. - Wydzial praso-
wy Nacz. Dow. Oddz. II. komu-
nikuje: Do warszawskiej klinrki
chirurgicznej przydzielony zostai
porucznik lekarz MiodzisDewski
Boleslaw z 201 PIP. Ziozyl on ma
stepujace zeznania o okrucien-
stwach bolszewickich:
Ciezko ranny W bitwie pod Pa
PROCLAIM kolo Ostrowia 4 sierpnia
br. pozostal ma pobojowisku, ME
mogac ise o wsasnych siiach i tn
zostai napadniety przez boaszewi-
kow, kt6rzy opanowali plac boju|
Oczywiscie zabrali p. Mioduszew
skiemu portfel z pieniadzmi, pas
z rewolwerem i obdarli go z bu-
tow i munduru. Jeden re zbirow
poznawszy W MIN oficera, Pchnai
go bagnetem w brzuch, przebija-
JAG ciezko rannego, ma wylot i
podwazajac bagnet do CORY W &C.
lu powiekszenia rany. Ma prosbs
porucznika Mioduszewskiego, by
go dobili, bolszewicy odpowie-
dzieli, re lepiej bedzie gdy sic Po-
mccoy i sam skona. P. Mioduszew
ski zostai odniesiony W nocy
przez ludnoSc cywilna a nastepnie
przewieziony do szpitala W Bia-
iymstoku, W ktorym doczekal sic
przyjScia .wojsk polskich.
Podchorazy Lason 5 komp. 2o1
ochotn. PIP. ~zeznaje, re pc bitwie
pod Rymontami widzial, jak poru
cznik baonu Wadolkowski Pc bo-
haterskiej obronie zostal schwy-
tany przez bolszewikow ktorzy
60 rozebrali, po4ozyli ma ziemi,
pokluli 4 ray bagnetami a W
honcu dobili nahajkami.
Podchor. Lason ranny W noge
umieszczony byi W szpitalu W
Bialymstoku. 0 ktorego hygie-
nicznych stosunkach swiadczy
fakt, re W pokoju 7 m. dugim IT,
lozono Ga rannych i choych ma
tyfus i czerwonke. Chorzy
zmuszeni byli korzysta6\ uste-
pu pc kostki W nieczystoscisch,
ktore wnosili nastepnie do wspol-
nej sail, przez co powstawat du-
STACY odor. zywnoSci, ktora no
sila ludnosc cywilna ME dostar-
czano zolnierzom naszym.
w obu wymienionych wypad-
kach wystepowala przeciwko nam
16 dywizya piechoty sowieckiej
i SO dywizya kozakow kubah-
skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

,Virtuti Militari", CO macy
YCnocie Wojakowei."
Pierwsze rozdawnictwo odznaki
tel nastapito pc bitwie pod lie
lencami dnia Is. czerwca 1892 r.
W ktorej wojska polskie odniosly
zwyciestwo mad Rosyanami. Cd,
znaki tel krol Stanisfaw August
przessal ma rece ks. Jozefa 90
sztuk. Pomiedzy nagrodzonymi
byli ks. Jozef KoSciuszko, =
Wielhorski, Mokrowski i Metzel.
Forma krzyza zostaa madame
w roEru 1892, ktora to data, umie-
szczona ma odwrotnej stronie
krzyza, zostala zachowana ma Cd
nowionym orderze.
Order zostal podzielony ma 5
klas czyli stopni: y Wielki krzyz
czyli I. klasa, noszony ma wstedze
przez prawe ramie do lewego bo-
ku q Krzyz Komandorski, noszo
ny ma szyi; - Krzyz Kancerski
ostatnie 8 klasy noszono ma pier
81 z level strony.
Krzyz noszony ma wstedze je-
dwabnej, niebieskiej z dwoma
czarnymi paskami DO bokach. przy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
KOGO SXUCHAC? :
KOMU DAWAC?!


Dopr1wdy = czasem i ME dzi-
vic sic temu, il ostatnio roznaite
tutejsze polSkie kampanie skad-
kowe = coraz gorzej sic udaja,
coraz lichsze miewaja rezultaty.
Spofezenstwo talk jest exploato-
wane ma punkcie swej ofiarnoSci
= Cd lat juz calego szeregu, $50
sty rok jrz trwaja tn nierstanne
zbiorki, skiadki, kampanie i
,drajwy'. re wkoncu zaczyna
sic naduzywac tel ofiarnosci, a
nareszcie ogoi zatraca wrazliwo-
wosG ma wzywania i zakIecia -
chooby najretoryczniej koncepo-
wane Widocznie Wiec - racya,
re togo troche "a duzo! Prawda
jest rowniez oczyw1sta, IL razem
z TEN va DUO" - ME ponosimy
my tn ami czesci tych ofiar, mno-
gich ciezkich, jake w Ojczyznie
znosic musi brac nasza, ktora do
skownie krwia i lzami lata wojny
i ostatnie powojenne p~rzejScia-
przebolaia, re wiec wobec tego
nie powinnismy tn nj utyskiwac
jcszcze, nj W o~fiarnoSci ustawac
= prawda 10 jest wielka i Mkt
przeciwko niej siowa rzecby ME
smial: - ale PREY calem jej UNA
niu - gsosujemy przecie z tymi,
ktorzy narzekaja ma wielostronne
naraz wyprawy urzadzane ma
nasze kieszenie, ma rozmaite ME
nalezycie zorganizowane karnpa-
Eie, ktorych wyuikiem jest to, IL
jedni daja - musza dawae cia--
gle, zawsze-jedni i CT sami, gdy
So tacy, ktorzy nigdy ME daja mic
re wiec ten podatek narodowy,
ktory W innych warunkach i oko
l,cznoSciach plaeilibySmy wszy--
Soy 20 rowni bez szemrania -
jest ME rooliczony odpowiednio,
ME siega w~szystkich, skutkiem
tego "a skapych, niechetnyeh l
ociagajacych sic - musza VIA.
Snie dawaG ci, ktorych siegnac
najsatwiej, najwygodniej, CT co
sic ME umkna i ME chca sic wy
mawiac.. To sic tax juz utarlo.
ale to sic i daio odczuc dotkliwie
juz wszystkim n. p. w rampant
pozyczkowej, a znajacy stosunki
nasze tutejsze przyznaja nam "a
eye gdy powiemy, re to W ME
MALE mierze przyczyniSo sic do
jej niepowodzenia.
Dalej wskutek tego niewiasci-
wego i niedostatecznego zorgani-
zowania roboty ratmkowej i
zbiorki z o~fiarnosci publicznej w
Polouii naszej-dzieje sic, IL ma
raz zbiera sic, agituje sic - ma
rzecz dwu, trzech i wireej spraw
rownoczeSnie! Tu znowu rec
molina, il tfumaczy4-poniekad-
TAXI stan rzeczy fakt ow, re Pol
ska ma W biezacym czasie - ma
rsz - rownoczeSnie potrzeb tax
wiele, re ich przecie jeszcze o
wiele wiecej, niz onych spraw, ma
ktore tn sk,adujemy. I to racya
Jest; ME mniej jednakze jest pra-
VIDA, il W takich okolicznosciach,
zadna re spraw propagowanych,
zsdna re zbiorek ma ME wiele ME
otrzyma, a kazda Mast wydatnej
pomocy, doraznego poparcia - Pc
stawienia jei ma nogi,. otrzymuje
= liche odczepne = ma}a jalmu-
zne. Mimo wszystSo - utrzymu-
jenny, re PREY nalezytem zorga--
nizowaniu, uporzadkowaniu, uje-
ciu kolejnem spraw moinaby
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
z Text R~edakcyjnej.

wiele lepsze, wydatnleJsze, a Ia
twieisze = zarowno dla kierow-
nictwa ich, jak i ola spoieczen-
silva; moznaby mp. urzadzac po-
Dor shladek systematyczniej, sic
gao MIN rozleglej = powszech-
niej, wprowadzac .je Pc kolei ma
program agitacyi spolecznej,
czem /~wszystkiem zyskaloby sic
nierownie lepsza kontrole, eko-
nomiczniejsze przeprowadzenie
rzeczy, zbieraAoby sic stokrot
wieoej, a ME przyczynialoby sic
spoieczenstwu rodaczemu cieza-
row.
Chyba co do tego ME moze bye
dwu zdan.
Wezmy dla przykladu - chwi-
le obecna. Ledwie skohczyia sig
akcya W sprawie Pozyczki pol
skiej - mimo casej intensywnosci
swej - malo produktywna, DO
rie ~nalezycie rozszerzona ME sic
gajaca wszystkich, - juzci jed
noczeSnie zrywa sic kilka inicya-
tyw naraz ma skSadki, ma Zbiorki,
na MOVIE ofiary. Sokoli agituja "a
ygwiazdka" ola zolnierza polSkie-
go, o czemS podobnem pisa i
gadaja o~rganizacye kobiece, Po-
selstwo PolSkie zainicyowako VIE
ksza, rozlegiej pomyslana i zaio-
iona robote, celem zbierania dat
kow ratunkowych dla Ojczyzny
20 bolszewickim najezdzie, "a
czem tez agitaja miejscowe kon-
sulaty, a ostatnio i Wydzial Mar.
zgiasza sic z przyPomnieniem
swoich ambicyi i prob ratumko--
wych... Cztery wiec wieksze zbior
XII naraz, a Prosze wspomniec, IL
w dodatku do Mich - zacznie sic
nam lada dnia wie1ka kampania
ma rzecz .Czerwonego Krzyza",
wreszcie procz tego zbiera sic tez
ma Plebiscyt Slaski, oraz TIL i ow-
die kollektuja ma rome pomniej-
SEE sprawy i cele-pomniejsze -
ME wcale z idei, a z tego, co do
staja,.. re tylko wzmiankujemy
mp. U~niwersytet Lubelski, pre-
rome sieroty, odbudowy, pora--
tunki i inne cele, lokalnie chwilo
wo sgitowane-
Pomihmy tie wszystkie mniejsze
sprawy - te wszystkie ME mniej
wazne, lecz mniej dostajace -
d.atego, IL ca4ego spoleczehstwa
ME siegaja, a pomySlmy tylko o
tych gh6wnych, wiekszych kam-
paniach: przedewszystkiem
zapytamy gtoSno i wyraznie - a
przywtorzy nam pewnie tysiacz-
ny gNos rodak6w: Kogo siuchac i
Komu dawac7 Wszystkim naraz
ME mozemy i ME chcemy! Spra-
wy maio dostaja, a mas "a wiele
kosztuje i sami ME wiemy. gdzie
sic nasze pieniadze podziewaja?!
Poselstwo polskie - jedyna 10
giczna, jedyna powolana reprezen
tacya tutejsza wszech spraw /
potrzeb Polski - inicyuje wielka
akcye skiadkowo = ratunkowa,
PREY pomocy sobie podlegiych
kcnsulatow, oraz %rozmaitych in
nych mediow i agency: zorgani-
zowano wielka Skladnice, ktora
ma bye prowadzona porzadnie, ma
funkcyonowac stale, ma bye spe-
Icyalnie Ola tel roboty przeznaczo-
ma, dziaajaca wydatnie instan-
eva. TAX przysposobione Po-
selstwo moze sprawi6 wiele, taxa
tez akcye jego re wszech MAR
: popped nam ~nalezy:: podobnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

DZIENNIK CHICAuOSKI zamiesz.
ga wiecej drobnych osloszeh, anizeli
wr-rstkie inne dziennikf polskie W Chi
ago razem wziete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
jak my niezawodnie mysla bar
dzo rozIegse nasze ko4a t~utejsze
dobrze mysla.

dZo rozheg{e nasze kofa tuteJsZe
= dobrze mysla.
=
AliSci zglasza sic e takaz sama
robota : Wydzial Narodowy i
doslownie identyczne programme
plany i dzialania, wydaje odezwy,
komunikaty: po dlugiej przer-
vie swoich robot skiadkowych-
upomina sic teraz o ofiary. Prey
tenn - zaznaczymy mimocho-
dem, re chociaz odezwy i komu-
nikaty Wydzia4u ME chca pre-
mawiac zbyt drazliwie, obcesowo
l. jednak wyraznie staja one W
konflikcie oc~zywistym z akcya
Poselstwa Polskiego. Z honfliktl
takiego dobrze zdaja sobie spra-
we w Wydziale, o czem mp. swiad
czy ostatnia odezwa, powohujaca
do porzadku komitety lokalne.
przypominajac i'm i przykazujac,
il - Poselstwo Poselstwem, ale
dla wychodztwa - Wydziaf ma
bye wladza i jurysdykcya; ME
chce sic poselstwu przeszkadzac,
ale powiada sic, re reprezentacya
jedyna ola Polonii ma bye til Wy
dial i on teraz podejmuje TO-
bote ratunkowa, zatern - jemu
dawae - ME Poselstwu!.. Ia
kim jest sens i tenor odezwy O.
statniej Wydzialu Mar.
Wobec tych rzeczy powtarza-
my pytanie: Kogoz sfuchae?.. -.
w dodatku do klopotow ogoAU-
zaznaczymy, re prasa nasza W
szczegolnie niemifem w tych O.
kolicznosciach znajduje sic POLO
zeniu: Poselstwo nam nasyfa Pc
pare ray ma tydzieh swoje ode
ivy i komunikaty,a WydziaA Mar.
nasyla swoje - rownie czesto.
Umieszczac pisaniny obu stron-
to macy podtrzymywac W spoAe-
czenstwie dysoryentacye - ten
bsak pewnoSci: kogo shuchac -
komu dawac, kt6ry my odczuwa-
my i kt6ry wszystkim we znaki
sic dale. Przytem jest to kopot
kosztowny bardzo: mp. nasze Pi-
smo niema miejsca do zbycia W
gazecie i choc ofiarne nieograni-
genie dla sprawy narodowej, da-
JAG ola niej miejsce drogie i prace
zupelnie bezinteresownie lecz
zarazem ME chcemy tego kosztu
wyrzucac poprostu ma marne
przez take r~ozbieznoSci, ktore
jcdynie chaos i poroznienia wy
twarzaja, pozytku z Mich uby-
wa raczej, niz przybywa. Wobec
tego - najpowazniej podnosim,
pytanie: Kogo shuchae' ably po-
tenn - komu dawac!... i prosi-
my o rychle porozumienie sic Cd
noSnych cz~ynnikow, zdecydowa-
ME kwestyi, oraz odpowiedz ia
sna ola dobra naszego ogo+u i ola
pozytku sprawy. narodowej.
My sami rozum1emy talk, IL
zbierajac ola Polski - jej Posel-
stwu winniSrny poshch pierw--
Sly: Poselstwo Polskie powinno
mas oryentowac o tenn, ma co zbie-
rae p~rzedewszystkiem, co najbar-
dziej naglaco potrzebne ono do
takiej inicyatywy i dyrektywy
najpierwsze jest powo1ane, a
wszystkie inne nasze tutejsze or
ganizacye wiasne - jeSli ME chca
chodzic sobie samopas i bye kwe-
styonowane co do wartoSci swej
roboty - powinny skoordynowac
swa dzialalnoSc z akcya Posel-
silva i podporzadkowac sic jego
kierownictwu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

FsHkxN~ HoG7- oN1
sx4umsuia pod rNb1R ~AoR -
wualt,cA DZINUuA "aA0o
mID0Q .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

RSQd ndyodu pEzeg ndr6d do
R0yodR, ME Sgtnie . poDtsTIchm
naML
- Abruhdm EnscoIU
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
GARDEN TRUCK GREATER,
SAYS MARKETS BUREAU

Fruits. vegetables and all forms OF
garden truck are now on market in
supplies between 10 and 10 per cent.
greater than during the same period
in 1919, the United States Bureau OF
Markets reported Saturday.
The movement to consuming mar
kets by railroad. the bureau estimates
is now 1000 cars a day. and as much
more normally comes to the larger
centers by track and local haulage
Contrary to the general impression
among consumers" the bureau de-
clares, wholesale prices of fruits and
vegetables are not now higher than
last year. Potatoes are an important
exception. being still about 81 per
barrel higher than in most cities q
year ago."
Notwithstanding potato prices have
been dropping rapidly. the review con-
tinued. in the face of increasing sup
plies from all sections.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
CONGRESS URGED TO
AID WATERWAYS

The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tide
water Congress, which has been in
session at Detroit, Mich, adjourned
Saturday after adopting a resolution
urging the United States Congress 70
act quickly for a waterway connecting
the Atlantic with the Great Lakes.
Call for the next Congress was left
with the executive committee of the
Underwater Association. which has a
membership of IA States. Another
congress will be called when occasion
demands, it was announced, probably
some time in 1921 The Tidewater As
ISOLATION, meeting in conjunction with
the congress, today reelected its Off
cers.
A telegram from Herbert Hoover, in
which the former Food Administrator
urged building of the proposed Great
Lakes-St Lawrence waterway under
direction of consolidation of the con-
struction and engineering depart
ments of the government into single
public works department, to replace
the present Department of Interior
featured the closing session of the
congress.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
FIVE FORMER MIDDIES
FOR OLYMPIC FENCING

George II. Breed, captain of the Am
erican fencing team in the Olympic
games, has announced the final make
up OF the team, which includes four
men from the army and five from the
navy. Prof. +. parrieulat, fencing
master at the Washington Fencers
Club. will accompany the team to Ant
werp as coach and instructor.
The team consists of Lieut.-Colonel
Robert Seers. Captain Harold Nj. Ray
ner. Major +. w. Honeycutt, Sergeant
John w. Dimond, Henry Brecken-
bridge; Ensigns Il. G. Fullinweider
r. L. Bowman. C. j. Walker and F. j.
Cunningham. William n. Russell, Bos-
ton; j Brooks, b. Parker, Philadel-
phia; Ray w. Butcher, New York
Arthur s. Lyon, New York; George II
Breed. New York Captain; Leon M
schommaker. New York; DR.. Ernest
/. Gignoux, New York, and c. Brandon
Fraley, Philadelphia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
FOREIGN BORN NAMED
FOR U. S. HALL OF FAME

Sixteen persons of foreign birth are
among the eighty-nine recommended
as deserving candidates for the Ameri-
can Hall OF Fame OF New York Uni
versity
Every year the names of men ana
women. famous in one or other OF the
arts and sciences, are added to the list
Of those who are considered worthy OF
having their names on bronze me-
mortal tablets in the rotunda OF the
Hall of Fame. A committee selects
twenty names from among the candi-
dates, who are judged according to
the Importance of their work toward
the advancement of knowledge and
the betterment of humanity. Candi-
dates who are not successful one year
may be considered again the mex
year.
The fact that there are sixteen per
sons of foreign birth among the candi-
dates is the significant thing about the
elections this year. This in itsel
shows how important have been the
achievements of the foreign born il
arts, science. craftsmanship and let
tiers in America.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
LITTLE MICKEY DIES
AT EASTPORT HOME

All Eastport today is mourning the
death Of a darling little baby girl.
known to the villagers best as Little
Mickey" whose smiling face, bright
eyes and loving arms will not only
be sadly missed by the foster par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Boettcher,
but by all who had learned 10 love
this twenty one-months-old baby girl.
named Grace Iona Boettcher.
When the baby was three days old,
her mother died OF FLU" in Annapo-
lis ct a boarding house on Prince
George street where she was stopping,
a victim OF the 1918 epidemic. Three
weeks later Mrs. Boettcher. whose
husband was then serving in France
with the American Expeditionary
Forces. adopted the motherless baby
girl and has cared for It tenderly
ever since.
The child was not strong, seeming
ly impregnated with flu" from her
mother, but she was given such care
and attention, that she seemed 70
grow strong and we'll, until she re
Gently contracted measles, which
later developed into pneumonia and
resulted in her death Saturday.
The funeral took place yesterday
the remains being buried in Cedar
Bluff Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
FOUNDER OF DAYLIGHT
SAVING PASSES AWAY

Contrasting last summer with this
and remembering the pleasure day
light-saving of an hour gave workers
of daylight after their workday, re-
greet is expressed that the founder OF
"daylight-saving" movement in this
country, f. M. Murdoch. passed away
late Friday night in Baltimore at
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He went to the Baltimore hospital
Thursday from HIS home in Cincin-
natti. and the operation was perform
cd Friday afternoon. He failed to
rally.
Mr.. Murdoch was president of the
first More Daylight Association
formed in this country. 1t was organ
ICED in Cincinnati about 16 years ago.
and he gained nationwide recognition
as the leader of the movement and
was recognized expert on daylight
saving questions.
The daylight-saving plan put into
effect throughout the country in 1918
and 1919 and in operation in many
sections of the country this year are
outgrowths of his original association.
In addition to his activities in this
respect. Mr.. Murdoch was one of the
leading business and club men of Gin
cinnati His body was sent to Gin
cinnati for burial there.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
STATION HOUSE DOING
RUSHING BUSINESS

With several offenders of the law
on Saturday night and again yester-
day, the Station House police courl
is again doing business at the same
old stand. On Saturday John Harris
colored, charged with disorderly
conduct on Clay street, was arrested
by officer Fine. The case, an aggra-
waited one. was heard before Justice
WEIGH, and a fine and costs amount
ing to $1175 imposed, was paid.
Wilbur Dell, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct at the Short Line
Station was arrested by officer Low
man. He had a hearing before JUS
tice Welch, who fined the accused
s275. which was paid.
Henrietta Thomas was arrested on
the oath of Maggie Nelson. both col
ored on the charge of disorderly con-
duet. Chief Obery made the arrest
The accused had a hearing before
Justice Welch, who fined her $2.75,
which was paid.
Frank Bryna. colored, charged with
disorderly conduct at West street Sta
ton, was fined by Justice WEIGH, So
IS. The arrest was made by Officer
Low1nan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
FEATURE DANCES
AT HORN POINT

Although the storm of Saturday
evening somewhat interfered with the
attendance at the Horn Point Beach
dance, manager A. NJ. CLANCY feels en-
couraged by the patronage. These
popular dances are being held every
Wednesday and Saturday night, and
the place is ideal Cool bfeezes fan
the pavilion. The dance floor is ex-
celient and the music the best.
Mr.. Clancy is catering to a refined
class of patrons, and has introduced
feature" dances each evening The
first was the one-step, for which a
prize of box of candy was given the
host dancer On Saturday night a
pass to the dance was the reward to
the one holding the lucky number"
Aside from the firemen's carnival. the
Horn Point Beach dances are the only
source of local entertainment and di-
version offered.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
WATCH THE COLOR
Of YOUR SKIN
Yellow Means You Need Gallo
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
PRESIDENT FIT FOR
CRUISE ON MAYFLOWER

"Only the President knows whether
he is going for a cruise on the May
flower, and he has said nothing to me
about it." said DR.. Cary T. Grayson
in discussing the rumored yachting
trip.
"The President, however, is amply
strong to stand a long voyage should
he choose TO take it, said DR.. Gray
son. do think he will go? / never
think 1t is a dangerous amusement
All that can say is that the President
is physically fit for an ocean trip
whenever he wishes to take one"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
FOREIGN TRADE CLIMBS
DURING FISCAL YEAR 1920

Eight billion one hundred and
eleven million dollars represents the
total value OF all export shipments
from the United States during the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1920. The
greatest value in the history of the
country's foreign trade. This is an
increase of SS79,000,000 over the ex-
ports of 1922, 100000 during the
fiscal year 1919, according to official
figures just issued by the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce. De-
partment of Commerce.
The imports of 1929, 100000 in the
fiscal year ended whit June exceeded
by $2,143, 000, 600 the imports of 49,
096. 1000 900 in the fiscal year 1919.
Imports in June totaled $55S,000,OOO
and 260,000,OO0 more than the inn
ports of s293, 100000 in June of last
year One-half of the June imports
consists of dutible articles. the high
est proportion of dutiable imports in
any month since July, 1911. Preli-
minary adyices indicate that this is
due to unusually large imports of
sugar.
June exports amounted to $691,-
100000, decrease of s115,000,000
from May exports Of $746,0O0,000 and
1927, 100000 less than the exports OF
1928, 100000 in June of last year.
Gold imports amounted to $751;
100000 and gold exports TO s467 ,O00,-
900 in the fiscal year 1920. while sill
yer imports totaled $103.OO0.OOO in
value. against silver exports of sl79,-
OO0. 900.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
Colchester Co. Boat

On Saturday and again yesterday
the steamer Emma Giles of the Toll
chester Steamboat Company took
great crowds of excursionists down
the bay and brought largo numbers
from Baltimore here and the to South
West and Rhode river landings.
A good crowd arrived here from
Baltimore today on the steamer, but
the weather being COOL but few An
napolitans took the trip on the boat to
the river landings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
Removed From Hospital

Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Baldwin
came here yesterday and accompan-
led their son. who has been patient
at the Emergency Hospital to their
home at Millersville The young man
was recently operated upon for ap-
pendicitis by DR.. Walton H. Hopkins
He has made a good recovery and is
now convalescing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-26
The Everglades Here

The handsome and commodioilI
houseboat Everglades" owned b
Commodore Thompson, of New York
is anchored off the Naval Academy.
The Everglades" has aboard Ia
party of Commodore Thompson'l
friends.