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The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
.REVOLTL00MS -.
ININDIA, BELIEF
Peace Terms Impairment of
Religious Views Said
ToBe Cause.
ACITATORS' RUN WILD
Tour Country lncitlng Un-
educated Classes to Boy
colt Government.
ACITATORS RUN WILD
BY GEORGE PITCHER.
,Wa.hipgtop HcrnId-Public Ledger
scryice-specisI Cable DispatchJ

Calcutta, India (vis LondOn). Sept.
IA great part of India is now IN
the throes Of another agitation not
widely differing in inspiration nor
Ultimate object from that which all
but caused a general rebellion in
this country in the spring of 1919.
The ostensible grievance on this OC-
casion is the impairment to the pres
tige of the Khalifa-the, successor
to the Mahomet-of the Moslem
world. imposed by the peace terms
on Turkey.
1t is true. the Allies have scrupu-
lousIy avoided any Interference
with the spiritual functions of the
Sultan OF Turkey. who is the Kha-
lifa of the vast majority of the Mos
lens. but il is asserted by some OF
his Indian followers that the heavy
restrictions on his territorial au-
thority following on peace, must
make him a less efficient defender
Of the faith.
SuItan's Claims Shadowy.
Personally / should say that the
vast majority of the intellectual
NJ pSl ms III luuld are not III lHt ltdsl
so"ry to see the reduction Of the
authority Of the Sultan OF Turke
The SuItan's historical claims to the
khaIfate are very shadowy. and
the association with the religion OF
Islam OF a temporal power indeli-
bly, associated with massacres and
chronic misEOvernment has done
Mohammedanism no good.
Tho rpgnnnSfb1a nnrtigp pf 70
public is invariably silent while
the agitating class seizes on any
and every opportunity to cause in
convenience and irritation 10 the
British authorities
During the war when the more
dangerous agitators were interned
under the special war powers, no
complaint was heard when the
King of the Hedjez rebelIed. shook
of the Turkish yoke and assumed
sovereignty over Mecca. the hOliest
MOslem shrine.
Now that the war is over, and
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Knights of Columbus.

, The annual election of officers for
Washington Council wilP take place
on Tuesday night at the hall when
the council meets for its first regu-
lar meeting in September.
Potomac Council meets Monday
night to elect officers for the com
ing year.
The following officers Were elect
&c for Spaulding Council at IT'S re
cent meeting: Grand knight, Thomas
A. GalIaher; deputy grand knight,
Thomas McHale: chancellor, J. Ar
tego; financial secretary, NJ. J. Dris-
coll; recorder Leland Atherton;
warden. Henry Hughes: outside
guard, r. San Felipe; inside guard
II. Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

change, and international trade 1t
will then instruct the drafting COM
mittee to cmbody the main prinCi-
pies adopted on those subjects in a
series Of resolutions which will be
submitted to the conference.
Finally. the conference will eN-
anime the proposals for the re-es-
tablishment of international credit
and will consider temporary eXpe-
dients for facilitating international
commerce and the praCtiCability Of
international loans. Special COM
mittees will be formed to study
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
OFFICE SEEKS EBERT
IN GERMAN REPUBLIC

Berlin. Sept l1.-Frederich Ebert
may after all be a candidate for re-
election to the presidency. accord
ing to reichstag leaders in touch
with the situation
The strongest pressure is being
brought to bear on him to get him
to change his mind. and il is re-
ported that the pressure is so great
he may finally agree, especially
since his candidacy is believed to
assure his election. in view OF the
fact that the right and left parties
so far have been unable TO find a
candidate.
1t now appears 10 be real case
of the office seeking the man
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Esrsids Ces~swise Trade.

only had this decrease been met
but the worlds tonnage had been
Increased to Sl.00o.0 900 tons.
Esrsids Cessswise Trade.
Canada and AustrsIis have na-
tionslized their merchant marine.
Australia has absolutely, forbidden
foreign craft to engage in her
coastwise trade, A. well, she has
proposed to impose an extra duty
OF per cent on goods brought by
subsidized ships OF foreign coun-
tries. Canada is now endeavorinu
TO double her pre-yar tonnage OF
$500. 900 tons h-
Belgium, which formerly owned
NO'Oee tons OF shipping, is reported
to, have ordered between zoo, 900 and
100000 tons Of new shipping MANY
other countries are epdeaYoring q
promote their shipping interests by
nationslizinE their fleets or placing
them under, Official .cont5ol. a.
Formerly England aE1eo free
trade and liberalism in -ot&er'thin-s
but system Of prefsrr ntiaI Gu.
toms duties has been r-.tsblished
between the mother country s,d ft-
colonies. In a word, GrsAt FSrftain
Is endeavoring to- unzineain he-
supremacy on the SeasE nssrt-
Would Divide worfd.
According TO report SsagS- Inch
cape. president Of the p. & O,tpro-
poses to map out the -spheEes OF &C.
tlNity for British aud America
shipping. and il is said that q Sc
cret understanding alpeaQy has been
reached to this effect " lie rner.
chant marines Of the two ,greaiesr
countries in the world -eeB0eatrate
their efforts TO specified -routes. the
effect on Japanese shipping, VIA be
considerable
Before the war Japan owned
only 100000 tons OF shipping. Thst
hgure has since been increased by
over 1000, 600 tons But lei IL be
remembered that the. daE, % 81 10
ping prosperity is past. There are
increasing difficulties ahead Of Jspa-
nese shipping. and it is, clear that
the less substantial Of the .eomps-
nies will come to grief through the
working Of the natural Law Of Sc
lection.
JAps on Alert.
In order to neutraIfze the ad-
verse effects OF this state Of AFFAIR
il is necessary that the Nippon
Nusen kaisha should ehdesvor TO
preserve the position which Il has
won by many years OF effort and
prepare the ground for further aC-
tivitieS.
Under the recent plan for con-
structing 100000 tons Of new ship
| ping during the next five years We
have ordered thirteen ships totalinC
10000 tons. These ships will be
completed during the next yeat, and
when they fly our flag on the. four
/ seas OF the world the position of
| the company will be Immediately
strengthened. and there will be sp-
preciable additions to its spolls OF
the shipping war"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

questions such as the unification OF
statistics with a view to a general
pooling Of economic Information.
The conclusions OF the conference
should be formulated in time for the
meeting of the assembly on Novem-
ber Is, at Geneva.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Boy Scouts Aid Poles.

Warsaw Poland. Sept. ll.-Hun-
dreds of newly enlisted Polish Boy
Scouts are rendering aid to the
American Red Cross relief offfcials
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12
Eastern Star

Areme Chapter. O. f. s. viii csls-
brate its birthday snniyerSl ~
"Wednesday piEht. There will he re-
freshments and danc~E.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

only had this decrease been met,
but the worlds tonnage had been
Increased TO 81. .00a. 600 tons.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-12

The conference will subsequently
consider vital problems of financial
policy, and will discuss questions of
public finance, currency and ex-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03


SO East 42nd st
Albaugh- Dover Company-13s
Bush Terminal, Bkyn.
Allen Corporation the-eo4
5%6 Greenwich ST.
Alpha Electric company-s2
American Bronze Products Co-2ss
22o Wadsworth Ave.
American Electro Technical Appliance Company-2o7
237 Fulton St.
American N, Ironing Machine co.-ss
Anderson Electric Equipment Co--1ss
20 Central Park West
Appliance Distributing Co-5s-s4
673 Eighth Ave.
Aqua Electric Heater cc.-12a
$50 West 64th st.
Arnold Electric Tool Co.'S
Baker. Rauch & Lang Electrics-114
II Central Park West
Balls; 3 aeSEssrste3 Ms.s ss's sGrp0rati0n-s2 6
Behning Piano Warerooms-e1
30 East 4oth st.
Bell e. EsSt5is sSaaa MStSy Ss% Gs;m2oa Ts1..2
Berg Electric Car Co-1e4-1ss
's'A ess = W %ea, 'A"s 18Th S< St. ''<'N
Black Decker Mfg. Co., The-,4s-144
Bleadon- Dun co.-2os
l-l7 S. Distianes ST.. Chicago.
Bohn e Eestric , Co.. C. c.-2so
4l45 Ellicot ST. Buffalo, N 7.
Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc.-2o-24
$50 Pearl St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brown Portable Conveying Machinery Co.-2o5
80 Church St.
Busrs's ,1s S,1;ssetsn sr1s, Go; y ", 4ss Azoasvn
Chicago Fuse Co.-125
73 Barclay ST.
Clothel Refrigeration Coo
81 Broadway.
Colgate Soap Co.-1so
l05 Hudson ST
Collins & Co. J. M.-1ss
27 Warren St.
Commercial Truck COTS
Pha.. Pa.
Consolidated Telegraph Electric Subway Co..
$500 Lafayette St
Couch Desn-ss Dso,
De Forest Radio Telegraph & Telephone Co.--147
1891 Sedgwick Ave
Detge Color Laboratories-237
IL West 62nd St
Disbecker Co., Inc-s1
1891 Sedgwick Ave
Duparouet, Huot g. Monouse-t2
no West 22nd St
Edison Electric Appliance Co-st
l47 Waverley Place
Eiasticap Co.--1s3
702 Clinton St. Hoboken
Electric Storage Battery CO. 4o-41
Allegheny Ave. and 18th St. Fhila. Pa.
Electric Supply & Equipment Co.-21e217- -22o-221
1870 Broadway
Electrical Reviews6
l3 Park Row.
Electrical Testing Labor
East End Ave. and s0th St.
Electrical WordA2
10th Ave and goth st
Euclid Crane Hoist Co.--t52
so Church ST.
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.'S
l2 East 42nd St
Fairbanks Cotss
65 West l3rd st.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

l24 West 42nd st.
New York Edison Co. The Bureau of Electro
l24 West +2nd St.
New York Electric Cleaner Co-13s
237 Lexington Ave
New York Electrical schoo-2as
80 West 18th st.
New York k.r. Tribuns, The-so
New York & Queens Electric Light and Power
Long Island City.
Nicholas Power Co--3e q 12H-131
80 Gold St
Ohio =; HlsssF's %ss, 9s;n's 3s,a g,
Oneida Truck Co.--112
sos Fifth Ave
Patterson. Gottfried & Hunter-227
2ll Hunter St
Petroleum Engine 6 Mig co.--1eo
Pittsburgh Electric Specially Co.-2s4
Pneuvac Co-74
Premier Service Co-t37
2llO Broadway
Radio CORPORATION Of America-1s4-1se-1s
Woolworth Building
''@N'aS ~ West s4th St
Remmert Manufacturing Co--t57-15s
200 Fifth Ave.
Robin Lighting Fixture Co.--t4o
~ Warren St.
Robin Wilams-1o7-1o8
Yonkers, n. Y.
Rutenber Electric Co.--6e
Times Building.
Shelton Electric Co.-94
rs East 4?nd ST
Shepard Electric Crane & Hoist Co.1s1
80 Church
Sloane w & J.-7o72
Snow, Thomas b 238
2ls East 23rd St
steinmetz Electric Motor Car Corp.--11s
West 43rd
Terminal Engineering Co-toe
II West i4th st
Terry Mfg Co. Edward ESQ
Grand Central Terminal
rhermo Fan & Electric o.-231
Columbus Circle.
Truswell & Sons. Wm.-134
l6 Cedar St.
Tucker Electrical Construction Co-2oe
~ West 30th St.
United Electric Light Power Co. The-27-a2
30 East 18th st.
u S. Cloth Cutting Machine Co.'S
+l4 Broadway
U S. Electric Tool Co.--136
81 Burnes St. Cincinnati Ohio.
Vandervede Paul V.--,45
35 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, l.. l.
Viking Sign Co.-64
$50 seventh Ave.
Viray Corporation of America The-213
5l6 Fifth Ave.
Walker Vehicle Co-t1o
Grand Central Terminal
Ward Motor Vehicle Co-,1s
South Fulton Ave. Mt Vernon N. Y
Waring Hat Co.-t47-1
Yonkers \. Y.
Western Electric Co-t-2-s
l95 Broadway
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co.-s7 to 80
Whirlpool Dish Washer7s
Wiebusch Hger-t41
llO Lafayette 81.
Wireless Improvement Co-s1
II New st.
Yonkers Electric Light Power Co. The--1s4-2o1
Manor House Square Yonkers y Y
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

200 Broadway
Fox Electrical Corporaton-o5-ee
ll9 West 42nd ST.
Frigdaire corporation-ss
Frins s,d lns &c ~, / Pm14
Gage Publishing Co-a4
ia Liberty st.
General Electrical Co.-4-S-s
Schenectady, N Y.
Gillispie, Eden Corporation-1sa-1se
Golden Glow Sign co:-1es
Guarantee Electric Products Co-21s
110 West 40th st.
Habirshaw Electric Cable Co.'s
10 East 43rd st.
Halliwell Electric Corp-s5
So East 18th St.
Hamilton; Beach Carpet Washer co-2'sas22222s
Hamilton Beach Export Co.'S
100 Liberty St.
Hanover Chemical Mfg Co-2s2
Newark. N. J.
Hart. Wallace B--e2
46 East 41st St.
Hartt & Morrison-22e
7S0 Sixth Ave.
Haskns. R. G., R. Morley-22s
Hooven Letter Service Inc.-37
3S7 Fourth Ave.
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co.. The-es-ee
~ West 3ith st.
Home Devices Corporation-e7
IL East 42nd St.
Home Helps Mfg. Corporation--12e
80 West 3sth St.
Hurley Machine Cot
l5 West 42nd ST.
Isko Refrigerating Co.-142
II West Washington St, Chicago
Jaburg Miller Co.-22a
1871 Hudson st.
Kmball Electric Co.-77-7a
~ East 23rd St.
Kelvinator corporation-1ss1s7
Detroit. Mich
Lakewood Engineering Co.-119
IL Broadway
Landers, Frary & Cark-68
200 Fifth Ave.
Lansden Co.-11e-t17
229 West 42nd St.
Laun- Dry -Ette Sales Co-47
"a West 37,h ST.
Leven Electric Utility Co.'S
16+ Fifth Ave.
Lightolier Co.-57-59
$50 Broadway
Macintosh Battery Optical Co., The2,o
l777 Broadway.
Maintenance Co.. Inc.-22s
Majestic th: Electrie ,e Development co.as4
Mallory Industries Inc.-1s2-1e3
- West 39th St.
Manhattan Electrical Supply Co-44
II Park Place.
Manning Bowman Co.'S
zoo Fifth Ave.
Mathews Lighting Co.-124
Maytag Co. The-4e-5o
26 South 18th St, Phila Pa.
Metropolitan District Of N Y. State Electrical Co
tractors Ass'n-206
20 Cortandt ST.
Metropolitan Engineering Co-1s
1880 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn.
National Lamp Works-7s-76
Nela Park Cleveland Ohio
New York Appliance Co.. Thee
Times Building
New York Edison Co.. The -7s-9-1o
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
sTocKs ANp BONDS.

NEW YORK, April Sine same in fluences ana factors that gave upWai u impetus to recent sessions ot the stocH marKet were operative aSaln touay, but eXIenslve seuIng Ill the IInal nour caused much lrresulanty at the close.
 bearings during the early and ln,er' meulate peuod ere attended Dy g. eater scope and conuuSncO, al though OrlgInaung largely WILn probes slonaI nJeIes-s.
 kans We're Tamly active and mod- er;tteIy higher TOT the nrsr time since ncep,Iun Ol the current mo, enenJ.
 me financial GIstiIct Du1zea with rumOIs ol additional sIock ulVloends and pOssIOie me- sers or consond.IIonS oI IIIuus1.IaI COnpallea, especi"I! InoSS Ai .ne U4MpAA~n.o dLIu AiiOto1 Ilaue.
 AS usual the slealer part ot tne days acJ4Vlty Mas Iul nlSned Dy S.SeiS, equIpmeAjs, motors and oils, together MItu sey rrdl less disLncuVe SpGcidi- ties.
 v1ross advances of three 10 eleven polEts were larseIy, or altogether, for IeIted in the movement toward lne end, the shorts putting out fresh hnes of rumors ol industrial unrest III the west SaieS amounted tC 1,6oO UOO shares.
 Foreign exchange was again unset tied, but the most interesting ana sig ninCant development in the lntel na- tional situation was that the Bank of France mad increased it's GlscOunt rate to SIX percent. Bonds were reactlon- ary, ralls losing 1 to ? polnts and Paris sixes decnning one polnt, with pressure asalnst LIDerty and Victory issues.
 Total sales, lpar yalue) aggregated S1O,6I 5000.
 Old United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
COTTON.

NEW YORK, April S.-Cotton closed steady net Il points higher to 40 points lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
MINERALS.

NEW YORK, April S.-Lead quiet. Spot S75. Zinc easy, spot East St. Louis delivery 835. Bar silver 126. Copper unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
BLOOD POISONING


 cHow often lockjaw and blood poisoning result from the neglect of a slight scratch or little cut! Ham. lin's Wizard Oil is safe and effec. tive first aid treatment. It is pow. erful antiseptic and should be ap. piled immediately to wounds of thi: kind to prevent danger of infection
 It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inham- nation in cases of sprains, bruises cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just al: reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet, cold sores, canker sores. earache and toothache
 Get 1t from druggists for so cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever corstipated or have sick headache? lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 30 cents. Guaranteed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
ATTENTION K. c.

Visiting member Knights of Colum- bus 3rd degree at Douglas Sunday, April II. Call at K. of c. club rooms Tor information.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK, April S.-Liberty Bonds were reactionary today closing at:
 BIAS, 96.S2; first As, BIAS; second As, S9.36; first 414's, 91.68; second 414's, S9.56; third 4A's, 92.6S; fourth 414's, S9.6S; Victory 3$4's, 976S; Vic tory 434's, 97.6S.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
Mining and Financial NetUS
Royal Dutch
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
GARY TO SWITZERLAND

WASHINGTON, April s. - Nomin- ation of Hampson Gary of Texas, to be minister to Switzerland was con fiTmed by the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellows' hall at 7:30 p. n. Visiting members cordially invited
 R F. HANCOCK, President.
 Box l34s, Bisbee. WINNIE JowLES. Secretary,
 Box f054, Bisbee F. J. ATTAwAY, Ffnancier.
 Box S171, Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-09
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 YEOMAN

TEOMAN Richard l. Homestead SS5, meets second and fourth Tuesdays at old Pythian Castle. Visiting Archers are cordially invited.
 R. J. RATCLIFFE, Foreman. E. D STINSON. Correspondent RoT i49g Phone Red 284
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N. Y. COPPERS.

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

naszego biura Cd Polskich Pomo-
cniczych Komitetow i poszczegol-
nych osob, ktore sic zajmowaSy
zdobywaniem czlonk6w ola Anne
.rykanskiego Czerwonego Krzyza.
z tego powodu ME jestesmy w
stanie przygotowac ogolnego
sprawozdania, kt6re ma bye Ia
mieszczone W prasie Polskiej.
Upraszamy przeto wszysthe
Komitety, kt6re ME nadesiafy je-
szcze swych raportow, by uczy-
niiy to mozliwie jak n~aipredzej j
ME pozniej, jak pred Swietami
Roiego Narodzenia. Umozliwi
ram to przygotowanie sprawoz-
DANA i .rozeslanie go do pism
.polskich z poczatkiem stycznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
UPRAWA TYTONIU
w POLSCE.
WaszYngton. D. C.

WdSZyIlSton, II. u.
Stosownie do European Eco,
romic Journal, pisma, poSwieco-
nego elropejskim sprawom EXC,
nomicnym, a wydawanego w Zu
rychu, uprawa tytoniu W Polsce
~podejmowana jest ma nowo re
Swietnymi rezultatami. Niepodle,
gla Polska robi wielki postep W
tym kierunku, zwlaszcza w oko-
leach Pkocka Wrociawka,
gdzie probationary tytoi, jak
twierdza eksperci, jest znacznie
lepszy anizeli amerykahski.
Pismo to zaznacza, re polski
minister finansow ustanowii &C.
ny ma probationary w Polsce ty-
ton ma rok 1920. Ceny te obeimu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

no do Polski przekazow zywno-
Sciowych "a 593, ITO dol, do Cze-
chosiowacyi "a 1870 dol, do
Wegier "a $780, 60 dol, do Me
mice "a 1,443,619 dol. i do At
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
SPIE-
SEA z WIELKA POMOCA
SWYM KREWNYM w EU-
ROPE.
WASHINGTON, D. {.

Washington, D. C.
Obconarodowcy W tym kraju,
przewaznie prosci robotnicy
przyczyniaia sic w wielkim stop
niu do ratowania tysiacy ludzi W
ich krajach rodzinnych, powiek-
szaiac W znacznym stopniu O.
.c6lne fundusze ratunkowe.
Sprawozdanie AmerykanskieJ
Administracyi Ratunkowej wy
kazuie, re do 1go grudnia wysla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

ia tylko produkty tytoniowe ia
bryk, kontrolowanych przez Rad;
prywatne fabryki maja wolna re-
Ike w ustanawianiu cen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
OBJECT w POLSCE CIERPIA
~NAJBARDZIEJ.
Washington, D. c.

"dSZyiIStoH, -. y.
Polska znajduje sic W gorszem
potozeniu anizeli Belgia w czasie
wojny SwiatoweL co sic tyczy
zapas6w zywnoSciowych i odzie-
Ivy. Take opinie wydal DR.. Yer
min kellogg, przedstawiciel Anne
rykahskiej Administracyi Ratun-
Ikowej, kt6ry niedawno powrocil
z Warszawy..
DR.. kellogg byi czSonkiem ko-
Imisyi p. Hoovera W Belgii, a pc
zakohczeniu wojny wyjechal do
Polski i objal kierowpictwo akcyi
ratunkowej, zorganizowanej
przez p. Hoovera. Pc raz pierw-
sly byt w Polsce w roku 1915,
w czasie okupacyi niemieckiej.
RAPPORT jego, przedstawiajacy ow
czesne warunki zywnoSciowe,
choroby i cierpien.a W Polsce,
Jest jednym z ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~dokumentow Nudzkiej nedzy
nieszczeSc.
DR.. kellogg w nastepujacy spo-
sob przedstawii prace ratunkowa
w Polsce Cd czasu zakonczenia
wojny swiatowej:
,,Obrawszy Warszawe jake
punkt wyjscia i centrum naszej
akcyi, rozpoczeliSmy prate ra-
tunkowa w styczniu 1919 r. W
przeciagu paru tygodni zywnoSc
zaczeka naplywac do Polski dro-
ga ma Gdansk. Me MONA byio
zrobic tego wszystkiego, coSmy
Ichcieli zrobi6, aibowiem potrzeby
w Polsce byly "a wielkie, ale Ego
dzono sic, re nalezy przysiac do
stateczna iloSc zywnoSci ola ra-
towania czterech milionow lu-
dzi az do nastepnych zbiorow.
Ale oprocz tych czterech mi
lionow ludzi, ktorych polozenie
wotaio o pomoc, byly jeszczc
|dzieci, kt6rym ME MONA byio
odmowic ratunku. Tysiace byfo
sierot, tysiace gfodnych, wynedz-
niaiych, opuszczonych chorych.
Amerykahska Administracya Ra
tunkowa rozszerzyia swa prace i
zorganizowaia system STACEY zy-
wnoSciowych do odzywiania die
|ci. w przeciqgu kilku miesiecy,
Ijeden million i dwiescie piecdzie-
STAT tysiecy polskich dzieci otrzy-
mywato raz IA dzieh cieple pozy-
wienie, z}ozone re specyalnych
potraw w tym celu, by usunac
skutki poprzedniego niedozywia-
MIA sic.
By w dalszym ciagu prowadzic
te prace, osm wielkich organiza-
cyl amerykahskich poiqczyfo sic
i utworzyfo Europejska Rade Ra-
tunkowa European Relief Coun-
Icil), celem zebraria odpowied-
Mich funduszow ma zywnoSG i
zapasy lekarskie do ratowania
$500, 900 dzieci w srodkowej i
wschodniej Europe.
Tel Humboldt 80. Tel. " Rezydeucyi
Offs Humboldt soS2
DIR. S. F. PRzYGOCKI
LEKARZ, CHIRURG l AKUSZER
SpeoyslnoSe: chroniczne choroby. oadanie krwi.
moczu. plW ocin it'd.
ElektrycZne badanie i leczenie I ~nainowszem
ray Sparatem.
275S FULLERTON AVE
Naroknik California Ave-
8 do 0 rano.
GODZINY: 2 do 4 popoiudniu.
Z do s wIecZorem-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

stryi "a 2,046,720 dol.
Doch6d, plynacy re sprzedazy
tych przekazow zywnoSciowych,
idzie ma prace ratunkowa ola
dzieci w tych krajach.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-11

N. F. A. is scheduled to play Wester- ly High today at Westerly. The Rhode Islanders have enjoyed great success so far this season, both Bulkeley and Windham High being numbered among among the victims. We have not heard of their suffering a defeat thus far but we expect to hear something to that eff feet late this afternoon.
 The Academy were in great shape yes terday afternoon, which rather t~ailed Coach Mckay. He expects his Colts to lead the way today, although he admits that they will have to- be in the game all the time to do it.
 Jimmie Fitzgerald will ease them over no doubt, and, as this is his first ap- pearance as a slab artist. the. student body is very anxious to look over his wares and pass its valuable opinion Fit zie halls from Taftyille Conn., but de spite this handicap. he is developing rapidly and shows promise of becoming high class performer
 The team will line up as usual. .-4 Manager Metzger announced today that the game with Bulkeley, which was called off last Saturday on account ol excess water will be played Thursday .a New London. He also announced tha his team will clash with Bartlett Higf of Webster, Mass, Saturday afternoon of this week, on the campus.