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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03
Chicago Potatoes.

chicago, July s.
Steady; receipts, thirty
six cars.
Eastern stock, per barrel-$1o.50@
$11.75.
Southern triumphs. per cwt.-$e.oo
@6.25.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03

of Boston have undertaken to give a
daily programme to the patients at
one of tho large institutions in the
vicinity of Boston, where victims of
nervousness are treated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03
Chicago Produce.

SHIVN9V TTOUUC0s
Chicago, July 3.
Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Unchanged: receipts. 12.07e
cases.
Poultry-Alive, unchanged.
Pofk-Nominal.
Lard-19.00.
Ribs-16.50@17.25.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03
LONGS LIQUlDATE AND CAUSE
PRICES TO RECEDE SEW
ERAL POINTS.
PROSPECTS ALSO OF
LlBERAL RECEIPTS
Pre- Holiday Covering BY Shorts Fail
to. Bring Material 'Rallies-Oats
Sympathize With Weakness in
Corn-Provisions Recover Some
Pork Remains Heavy.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, July 3-Liquidation sales
on the part of tired-out longs brought
about sharp new declines toady in
the corn market. Favorable weather
conditions, together with prospects of
liberal receipts, made bearish senti-
ment paramount. Rallies appeared
to be due only to pre-holiday cover
ing by shorts. Opening prices, which
ranged from y to cents lower, were
followed by break to much under
initial Figures.
Oats.
Oats sympathiZed with the weak
ness of corn. After opening "a to Is
cent off, including September at S2A
to S3A cents, the market hardened
somewhat and then sagged again.
Provisions.
Provisions recovered somewhat
from yesterdays acute depressions.
Lard and ribs scored upturns, but
pork remained heavy.
Chicago Cash Grain.
Chicago. July 8.
Wheat-No. red, 2.70; No. 2 hard,
2.So: No. 3 hard, 2.7s; No. 4 hard,
2.75.
Corn-No. mixed, 1.66: No. 2
mixed, 1.66@1.67; NO. 3 mixed, 1.641a
@1.6s; No. 2 yellow, 1.66@1671s:
mixed, 1.57@1.5s; No. yellow, 1.66
@1.6S: No. 2 yellow. 1856 @1.67k;
No. 8 yellow, 1.641s @1.66; No. 6 yell
low, -1.57; No. / white, 1.74@1.75h;
No. 2 white, 1.75; No. s white, 1877;
sample grade 1875 @1.4S.
Oats-No. 2 white, 1.0S1s @109;
Mo. 8 white, 1.o3@1.O7; No. white,
LOO.
Rye-No sales.
Barley-1.40@1.47.
Timothy seed--10.00@1
Glover seed-25.00@30.0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03
TEACHERS BUREAU
PROVES SUCCESS
FIRST YEAR OF OPERATION DIS
PLAYS VALUE OF NEW
DEPARTMENT..
SAVES $4,000 TO
EMPLOYMENT SEEKERS

More Than 1900 Teachers Enrolled.
Including $50 from Other States
Bureau Operated at Cost of $4,000
Services Free Alike to Teachers and
School Boards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03

Stanford University has the world
largest collection Of fossil fishes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-03

Cotton Is the only fiber smanufac.
tured on a greater scale than jute.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-02-05

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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-02-05

N-Fre woman cVMS to Jesus with
troubled heart and>snf-ciuseesz She
went away. with peace. Her past was
'afi forgiven ind .hef sc6hscieiiEce found
rest rest - size Vert awsay wifi2 e bqesent
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-02-05

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must expect to suffer; for vengeance
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into the ark and the ark saved, him
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saved. When NeaA-had-entered the
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-02-05

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21
cry z klubem 16ej wardy.

pierwszej cry z klubem 16ej wardy.
= q +
Franciszek Gomalski, student WY
szej szkoly Sw. Ignacego, ma wszel-
kie szanse wystepow.ania W cyrkach
i innych publicznych wystepach. Lii
czy on lat II, Way Al funt6w, a At
cali mierzy wysokoSci.
81 q
Wczoraj o godzinie 4:45 Pc po}u-
dniu ma dworzec bolei baltimore
and Ohio r. R." PREY Harrison i
Wells ul. przyjechai, jak wczoraj pi-
saliSmy p. WacIaw S~ieroszewski, je-
den z wybitnych pisarzy w~spo{czes-
nego piSmiennictwa naszego. Ma spot
kanie lego wysz4a ma stacye kolejowa
wielka liczba rodakow i rodaczek, o.
rag dziatwa polska, przewaanie z An
nova, W liczbie ~przesz}o 200 PREY
brana odSwietnie 2 choragiewkami
o barwach polskich i amerykahskich.
Kilkadziesiat dziewczatek ubranych
bylo W stroje krakowskie. P. Siero-
szewski przem6wil do dzieci, a die
wczynki z wdziecznoSci "a siowa po-
witania, wreczyly p. S. kilka bukie-
tow zywych kwiat6w. Automobilem
pojecha1 p. S. do restauracyi Wa
ell. Wieczorem odbyi sic wiec W
sail Schoenhofena, PREY Ashland i
Milwaukee ave-, ma kt6rym p. Siero-
szewski przemawial.
= q +
DIS rano o godzinie $50 W ko-
$ciele p. W. NajSw. Maryi aPnny A
nielskiej, skojarzeni zostali dozgon-
nym wez}em ma}zenskim p. Stani-
slaw Bialkowski, syn wdowy PAM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21
X TRA!
PIESSET POLSKICH zOL-
MERRY PRzYJEzDzA DO
CHICAGO.
(Korespondencya Brigsa do
Daily News".)
New York, FL kwiecien.

New York, FL kwiecien. -
Prawie piecset wojakow polskich
kt6rzy przyjechali do Ameryki z
Polski ma transportowcu amery-
kahSkim Antigone, prawdopodo-
bnie dzisiaj zawita do Chicago.
50 oni juz w drodze do Chicago.
Zoinierze Z pierwszego transpor
tn zostana wysiani do miejsc
swej przynaleznoSci, skoro tylko
za}atwione zostana formalnoSci
W urzedzie emigracyjnym. Dzi-
siaj Prawdopodobnie stosownie
do telegramu iSkrowego drugi
transport ,,Pocahontas przybije
do ladu z 1926 weteranami wo-
icnnvmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21
|NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

Pahstwo Franciazek i BronISfaWa
Wykretowicz, zamieszkah W okoncy
Maryanowa, 0aikupii W tych dniach
realnoSc w1raz zpiekarnia cd pahStwa
Miko1aja i Teofih Pilarskich, Zamfesz-
ka}ych w Evanston, Illinois. Transak-
eye pr1eprowadzil p. J6zef Ma}lek z
Maryanowa.
Onegdaj powr6cifa do donu po try
miesiecznej podr6ay PARMA Leokadya
Much0wSka, zm pnr. 1916 W. 21Szy
place, szeroko znana W dzielnicy VOL
ciechOwa. Bawi}a una W Lake Worth,
Florida, w ~towarzyStwie swej namea-
mel siostry p. NJ. Becwar z Cicero. Pc
drodze zwiedzi}a Jacksonville, Dayton,
Palm Beach, Miami i Key West. Parma
Muchowska, piastuje intratn1a posade
W fir1nie ,,Lurie and Son" przy Blue
Island 1 1Stej ul.
x
w domu PIP. Jana i Blzbiety Crude
ckich, Fam. pnr. 2233 w. Chicago ave-,
zapanowa{a niezmierna rad0Sc u powo-
du przyjScia ma SWAT ndrUwej j hOaej
c6rec1d. Matka i dziecie majQ sic do
brze.
~
Do PIP. AndrzejGw Przybysz, Fam.
pnr. 1925 w. 19tej ul., prZyM{a ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21


no ofiare wypadkV do szpitala powia
towego, gdzie sic znajduje pod opie-
ka lekarzy. Numer tramwaju 1890,
konduktora 11439, a m~otorowegC
1877. .
w szpitalu sw. Bernardo, pnr,
6S37 Harvard ave. zmaHa wczora.
Is letnia Katarzyna Norman, Polka
Fam. pnr. S742 S. Winchester ave
wskutek pokaleczen, odniesionych W
wypadku ma torach kolei Baltimore
and Ohio R. R. PREY S. Hermitage
i S7ei III.
SzeScioletni Janek Kio}basa, "a
mieszkaly q rodzicami, pod mr.,
1914 Augusta ul. zostal wczoraj po-
kasany przez psa, kt6rego wiascicie-
lem jest niejaki Newman, Fam. pnr,
1905 Lincoln III. Rama ch}opczyka
jest niebezpieczna.
o -
Dwudziestoletni Wladys}aw Ker-
NUT, Fam. pnr. 1922 N. Ayers ave.,
zostai zatruty jakaS ~substancya do
mycia zeb6w, kt6ra mu dal dentysta
G. G. Sterling, W ~kancelaryi p. n
United Dentistry" pnr. 5O4 Milwau-
kee ave. dokad sic udal dla leczenla
zebow. Kermit podczas mycia re
bow poIkna4 troche tesoz piynu, a "a
pare godzin poczu{ bolesci W zo1ad-
ku. Uda& sic do szpitala .,PassaVant
gdzie lekarze stwierdzili, IL to byta
trucizna: tax rowniez opiewa proto-
k& policyjny.
+ 40
Stosownie do raportow policyi, W
przeciagu dwudziestu czterech 60
dim skradzionych zostaio s automo-
blow, pomiedzy ktorymi znajduje
sic nazwisko jednego Polaka, jake
ba Maszka, zam. pnr. AIS Helm pl.
O., ~ 4
Wyrzuty sumienia ME dawaly spo-
koju Augustowi Kuberskiemu, lat
16. acknowledgements W firnfie kra-
wieckiej C. Kurtz'a pnr. 1875 West
21szv pl. w poniedziaiek krotko
pred pofudniem zazy& spora ilosG
trucisny, ohcac odebra6 sobie zycie.
MiaI on cd kilku miesiecy krasG
odziez z powyzszej firmy i prawdo-
podobnie wyrzuty sumienia przyczy-
niiy sic do jego postepku. Nledoszle-
20 samobojce przewieziono do szpi-
tala powiatowego, gdzie znajduie sic
W stanie krytycznym.
. e. o
w domu pnr. 23O6 W. lSty pl.
~ZnaleZfOnO MHhaia hosehd' IdI -
bez lycia. Przyczyna Smierci dOtych-
czas niewiadoma. Sasiedsi zauwazy-
II. IL ME widzieli Kcseka przez pare
dni / rozpoczeli inwestygacyG. ZaWez-
wano policye, ktora przewiozla tru-
pa do powiatowej kOstnicy.
J6zef wacholSki, Fam. pnr. 9"l
s Racine ave. zaprOsil do swego
m~ieszkania dw6ch przyjacioi, An
drzeja Pezenot i J6zefa Pyta. ObaJ
Eamieszkali pnr. 7O5 \. Carpenter
III. ma ,,kieliszek lekarstwa'. We
dug zeznah p~owyzszych dw6ch, War
cholsKi przyjsi ich W domu. a gdy
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malzouka jego Edita Paulina Sosins6a-
Zam. pnr. 2440 Haddon ave, ktora pi-
sywafa listy do niego podczas pobytu W
sfrzbie wojskowej o wiernoSci byly
wierutnym kfamstwem, "a kt6ryn kry-
Ia sic Ddrada. Rywalem jego byl Raj
mund Sinkle, takze ex-1ofnierz, kt6ry
wr6cil ~wc7eSniej jak ON wy~przedzajac
go i z efektami do jego 3ony, o kt6ra
zamieszkwa{ pod powyaszym adresem.
SoSinskiemu Sprzykrzyla sic TAXA wier-
nose i podobno wni6sl sprawe do Sadu
o rozw0d.
Str6G bezpiec2eistwa George Graut
re STACEY Marquette, p%atrolujac W swo-
i'm ~dystrykcie pomiedzy 21Sza a South
Wood VI, spotka} w~czorajszej nocy,
ma deszczu stojaca mala dziewczynke
~p}azaca, vice zapytai jej, czemu pla-
cze i dlaczego tn stoi ma deSDczu? DIE
wcze, lkajac, odpowiedzia}O, re pewna
kObieta przywiozla ja q SODA Z Gary,
Ind, i tam zostawi}a - pOwiedziala
take, re sic nazywa Ma4gorzata Panysz
hczy lat 6. Poicyant zaopiekowa} sic
dziewczynka i oddal ia do zak}adu ola
ma}Oletnich, gdzie zarzad s~komunikuje
sic z pOlicya W Gary, w celu odzuka-
mia jej rodzic6w. Polacya przypuszcza,
re dziewcze 2ostaio uprowadzone.
Zwfoi zmarlego W sZpftalu Matki
Bo5ej z Nazareth, przy Haddon i Lea
witt III, wskutek zatrpcia sic drew
nym alkoholem 2osta}y wczoraj iden-
tyfikowane przez krewnych- NieboSz-
ezyk nazywal sic Jan WaSzyca, liczy1
lat 30, mieszka1 pnr. 5051 Cornelia I'll.
W wyszynku TomaS1a P~oSkowicza,
pnr. 2901 W. 2Jej ul., wszczela sic ko-
tnia pomiedzy Antonim BartoSiakiem,
Fam. pnr. 26O Luther str, liczacym
lat % i Albertem Grzytem, Fam. pnr.
1908 W. 25ej ul. q ki6tni powstala BOZ
la ma noze: rezultat taxi, re Gzyt
pchna} B~artosiaka hoaem W prawy box,
przebijajac mu p}pca. Szynkarz wezwa}
poficye ma poTpoc i wojownicDego
Gzyta zabrano do ula, a pokaleczo-
nego do SSpftala powiatowego, gdzie
sic ON zrajduje W stanie krytycznym.
Policya a~reSztowaba take szynkarZa,
gdyz zachodzi pumiedZy owa tr6jka ia
kaS tajemica sprawl, kt6ra tylhO So
dowa drogs moe bye roZstrzygmeta.
Pomtmo kr6tkiego czaSu swego istnie-
MIA, Sp64ha budownlcopOzyCzkowa p.
W. Sw. Amy, ma Kantowie doSkonale
proSperUe. POsiedzenia jej odbywaja
sic w ka5dy piatek W sail bankOwej
pod mala wicza o Sodznie 7mej vie
cDOrem. Ola dOSOdniejSzej ObsIuGi
akcyOnaryUSzy, zarzad sp6fk ma
ostatnicm posiedzeniu wybral p. joe
IA MaleckieSo druSim asyStentcm Sc
kretarza.
4
walenty K0peIka, wOanica. gam.
vnr. 34j5 Caremont ave. ulegi oneg
daj fatalnemu Wypadkowi. Jadac
pr6tnym Wozsm zostal prEy Ebiegu
ulic Chicago ave. { Wood uderzOny
prEez tzmwaj teite linii tax SLIME,
ne zostai zrzueony Z wozu o kilEa
krok6w / fatalnie pOkalecEony W gio-
We / plecy. Ambulansem prEeWfeEio-
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Notatki
Reportera.
Jcnny1nl.

W meScie Chicago powstaa pred XII
ku mieSiacam polska frma wyroou
opon gumowych do automo6il6w, pod
nazwa ,,zegle6 Tire Rubber Co." z
kapita}em Zakiadowym $JO0,0OO. Fir,
ma Ia Zakontraktowala kupno fabryk
Century Tire and Rubber Co." wraz z
maSzynami ma wyrdb opon gumowych
| z ca}em uZad0eniem pnr. 1916 W
Ra~son III, blfSko North ave Mazda
lei W miesiacu czerwcu hub hpcu spo-
dziewa sic puScG fabryke W ruch "a
trudniajac okolo 200 robotnik0w pol,
skch. Wynafazca Ech1e opon gumo-
wych jest p. Kazimiez zegleh, many
zeroko Polakom w Ameryce.
e
W Szpttalu Sw. EukaSZa, pnr. 1416 In
diana ave, zmarfa SzeSnastOletnia He
lena GulczynSka wSkutek operacyi, "a
mieszka4a W Stanley, Wis. Pogrzeb Cd
by} sic Gegdaj z dom jej krewnej pa
nj GOlOmibiewSkiej, pnr. 2720 Haddon
avenue do koSco4a p. W. Sw. Heleny,
gdzie y. Pawe{ SOboba, odprawil ma
bOzehStwo "a Spok6j duSzy i ceremonie
uturgiczne, poczem cialo przewieziOne
zoSta}o ma cmentarz sw. wojdecha
zlOzOne IA wieczny Spoczynek. Pocrze-
BEN zajmOwal sic p. Edward 2. Ker-
stein, p~oSrzebOwy.
=
Hcnryk J. Susihsd, wyshuaony sN-
bolnierz Ego puiku Pierhoty armfi STA
now ZjednOcD,nych. kt6ry prDrE dhut-
sly zas przsbyWal ga Syberyt, Puzy-
sDedl do prBckonauiA te ME awsze mo
INA w.c-Zyt kUbiecie boWiem % Do
wr,sfr dn Chica=a dnar'stnal SIC. h
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

Antoniny Biafkowskiej z parma ."
lomea Mrocheh, corka PIP. A. r.
Mrochni6w, Obie rodziny Zaliczane
ca do starych osadnik6w Maryano"a'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

LIZA pi{karska pod nazwa "ln'
Twilight Ball League grupu1aca sic
W parku P~ulaskiego, przygotoWu1e
program sezonowy. Wszystkie sprawy
piikarskie musza stanowczo bye uzu-
peInione do przyszlej soboty dnia
24go b. m. Liga rozpoczyna sezon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-15
|SKEPTICISM IN SCHOOLS
BRINGS BRYAN WARNING
Colleges Teaching. Agnosticism I'M
der Guise of Philosophy,
He Declares,

| Warning against the trend of skep-
'ticism in the teaching in American
colleges and universities was given
by William Jennings Bryan in an ad-
dress last night before the delegates
the Christian Young People of Wash
! Mr.. Bryan said there is too much
talk of the narrowing influence of
/ christianity, and not enough emphasis
by the Apostle Paul as the sequel to
the following of the teachings of
Christ.
I'VE have allowed the doctrine of
neutrality in religion to be carried
too far" he said. Our universities
| and colleges are teaching agnosti-
cisms and skepticisms under the guise
! of philosophy, and the minds of the
young men and young women are
being corrupted
James Wilmeth. director of the bu-
! reau of engraving and printing. was
| elected president of the convention
while Dr. A. c. Christie was elected
! vice president and Homer J. Councillor
secretary-treasurer.
Because no hall large enough to
| seat all members of the organization
could be secured it was decided to
j hold sectional meetings for the organ
| ization this year as follows: Ninth
Street Christian Church, October IS;
Emmanuel Baptist Church, October 10;
| Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
October 20; Marvin Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, October 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-15
APPROVES MOTOR CORPS.
Kiwanis Club Hears w. P. Rayne1
and Capt. Headley.

i Approval and support of the Motor
Corps of the Home Defense League
| was voted by the Kiwanis Club at its
! luncheon meeting on the Washington
roof w. Pearce Rayner. commander
of the corps, and Capt. Albert Head
ley. chief of the District traffic squad,
were speakers. and outlined the work
of the newly formed auxiliary of the
police department., urging all m embers
! of the club to sign up for the corps.
| One company Of twenty-five has
been practically organized by Joseph
| Furnas. lieutenant of the Kiwanis
unit. with prospects Of another COM
pany in the near future.
, Charles Edward Russell. author and
journalist was the principal speaker
John j. Boobar, president of the club,
! presided.