davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
Ry The Associated Fressl

DETROIT, Mish., July PA new
theory was injected into the trunk
murder mystery when Mrs. Leo Trum-
bull, wife of the patrolman friend of
the Leroys, told the police that Mrs.
Eugene Leroy confided in her that
she was about to become a mother.
The police are hunting for second
trunk believed to contain the vital
organs Of the body, known to have
been sent from the address at which
the Leroys lived. 1t is believed an
examination of the organs might re-
veal whether death was due 10 a
criminal operation. Mrs. Trumbull
will go to New York TO view the body.
The police declared they have estab-
lished he fact that Mrs. Leroy plan
ned to suicide before her death
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
COTTON MARKET

.Houston-Spots steady and un-
changed; middling $3.50; sales 2s45.
New Orleans-Spots quiet and un-
changed; middling 39.75; sales IO2
New York-Spots quiet and un-
changed; middling 40.66.
Calveston-Steady and unchanged; /;
middling $500; sales 235.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
MONTREAL PORT SECOND
in WESTERN HEMISPHERE
fRy The Associated Pressl

MONTREAL, Can. July 27.-The
port of Montreal, in relation to the
value of foreign commerce passing
through it, ranks second in the west
ern hemisphere and seventh in the
world, according to the annual report
Of the harbor commissioners, covering
port operations during 1919, which
has just been issued.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
GREEK KING FORMALLY
ENTERS ADRIANOPLE
nRv The Associated rressl

ATHENS, Greece, July 27.-king
Alexander of Greece makes his formal
entry into Adrianople with his troops.
1t is reported the nationalist forces
fled to the mountains on the Bull
garian frontier
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
KANSAS CITY'S
MILK DEALERS
STOP DELIVERY
Declare Milk Grading Ordi-
nance is Unreasonable
and Prohibitive."
(Ry The Associated I'ressl

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 81
The four leading dairy companies
made no deliveries today but adver-
tised in a morning paper that a milk
famine exists. They gave notice to
consumers that they would supply no
more milk under the present milk
grading ordinance, styled as "unrea-
sonable and placing milk on the list
Of prohibitive luxuries."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
tBy The Associated Press)

The woman whose body was jammed
in the trunk in the New York express
office was Mrs. Katherine Jackson.
10, whose home was at Sturgis, Miss.
a little town near Starkville, accord
ing to an investigation by the Bir-
mingham News. Mccoy Jackson, a
young farmer, was her husband Her
maiden name was Katherine Fondren.
Her parents are dead. Her brother
lives in Idaho Her relatives live 1T
Sturgis and Starkville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
With Nearly 100000
Votes Ex-senator Has
134,O95, NeH 129,O34
Especial 70 The Heraldl

DALLAS, Tex, July 27.-Rcturns
received by the Texas Election Blu
reau Tuesday morning gave Mr..
Bailey the biggest lead over Neff that
he has commanded since the count OF
the votes cast i'm the Saturday pri-
mary election began.
Reports from 241 counties gave
Bailey 5601 votes lead over Neff. Of
these counties forty-eiFht show COM
plete returns.
4 total Of 397. 4el votes have been
accounted for
The standing in the race for gov
ernor il:
Bailey, 13+,095.
Lconey, 44,9S6.
Neff, 129,034.
Thomason, s9.376.
DALLAS, Tex. July 27.-WIth a
total OF 381 ,672 Of possible 600, 900
votes counted. Bailey is increasing his
lead over Neff. The Bailey lead
over Neff IS given az 4l49.
The vote:
Bailey. 12S,348.
Neff, 124.199.
Thomason, s6,352.
Looney, 42.675.
Returns are still coming II and in
dications are there will not be com
plete count for several days. The
vote tabulated so far represents 240
counties Of which some are complete.
Other votes counted are:
Home ownership-60.24 .245 for; 81 :
936 against.
Davidson is leading the field for
acknowledgement, with 1887.
Johnson il next with 55,123.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
fRy Tne Associated Pressl

EAGLE PASS, Texas, July 81
Francisco Villa, reported yesterday at
Sabinas negotiating by wire with
President Huerta for his surrender,
today is said to be at Allende. He is
reported to have from three hundred
to three thousand men. The result
Of his telegraphic conference with the
Mexican president is not yet learned.
fBy The Associated Pressl
EAGLE PASS, Texas. July 27.-
Arrival of Francisco Villa, bandit
chieftain. at Sabinas Monday morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
ANOTHER SLIGHT QUAKE
is FELT AT LOS ANGELES
OHr The Assorlnten i.ressl

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 27.-A
slight earthquake was felt here at
1902 a. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
SENSATIONAL BREAKS
In WHEAT PRICES TODAY
(Ry The Associated Prcss)

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 81
Wheat futures dropped thirteen and
fourteen cents. and corn futures are
down five cents at the close Of the
grain market here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday. generally
cloudy; light to moderate variable
xxipds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27

VILLA DEALS WITH PRES.
hUERTA FOR SURRENDER

was Immediately followed by sharp
encounter with government forces
numbering 25 men, according 10 in
formation reaching Eagle Pass late in
the afternoon. 1t is said thta Villas
force totals between 800 and 500
men.
Villa, who, advices say, came to
Sabinas to negotiate by telegraph
with the De La Huerta government on
terms for surrender of himself and his
men. will start on another warpath If
his terms for surrendering himself are
not accepted, it is reported here.
Refugees are coming to Piedras Ne
gras from the Sabinas district, fear
ing trouble as result Of Villas pres
ence, it is under stood.
A report reaching Eagle Pass says
Villa has taken Carl Haegelin, an
American, president of the Sabnas
brewery, and is holding him for ran
som.
Provisional President De La Huerta
it is said, has ordered government
forces not to mobilize, pending out
come of the conference with Villa.
Reports reaching here say that Villa
is in full control Of Sabinas and fol
lowing the encounter with govern
ment forces in which twenty-five De
La Huerta troops are believed to have
been killed, sent word to the govern
ment garrison that he must not be
hindered if further trouble was to be
avoided.
All railroad and other communica
tion service is said to be under Villas
control at Sabinas.
Accounts Of his activities here say
that if his terms for surrender are
not accepted the bandit leader has
promised to renew warfare on lang
er scale Immediately.
A heavy file Of messages is belnf
constantly exchanged between the DC
La Huerta government at Mexico City
and Villa, it is understood, but what
are the latter's terms for surrender
ing himself cannot be learned.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 81
The bandits reported operating in the
vicinity Of Sabinas. below Eagle Pass,
are not Villistas, but part of .te
General Ricardo Gonzales band o.
rebels who fled 10 the state Of Nuevo
Leon following their disastrous de-
feat in the attack on Nueva LAREDO.
and have hoisted the Villa banner N
order to pillage and plunder with
view to greater degree Of security. &C
cording to advices received here to-
night by agents of the department of
Justice.
Francisco villa with 100 mer il at
Cuairo Cienegas, about l25 ME; be-
low Sabinas the advices TO Inc gov
trnnent state.
MEXICO CITY, July 27.---Fran-
cisco Villa has telegraphed 10 P-csi-
dent De La Huerta offering 10 sur
render Internationally, according I. a
government bulletin issued today. TIE
government has replied inst~ucing
Villa to place himself at the disnosi-
tion of General Eugenio marrncz,
chef of operations. and 10 rera.r the
railway line.
Villa again telegraphed, saying that
he had obeyed the orders reg Ig
reoair Of the railway and signing the
T ,ssage "affectionately, Fr1nc'sccI
Villa"
All trains are now running regJ-
larly to the north. Full confirmation
Of the above has been received. the
bulletin adds. from General Francisco
A. Serrano, secretary of war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27
HOW BIG COUNTIES WENT

The three leading candidates for
governor each received their share Of
the pluralities in the various counties
Of the state with large cities, accord
ing TO the returns. Bailey carried
Bexar county (San Antoniol, and
Galveston county. while Ihomasor
had majorities in Harris tHoustcr)
county. Dallas and FL Paso counties.
Neff obtained pluralities IN McLen-
nan (Waco). Tarrant Fort WORTH.
and jefferson tBeauuunl Crayscn
county. which includes Derisor and
Sherman. and is one of the most
thickly settled counties. gave Bailey
plurality. with Neff second, and Col
lin and Ellis counties. supposed pro
hibition strongholds, gave Bailey
pluralities.
Travis county (Austin). divided it.
vote up fairly equally among the four
counties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-27

GREENVILLE, Tex. July 27.-
Looney issued a statement that he
would not support Bailey in the run
off primary. He said he issued the
statement to stop Speculation about
my position" He referred to Bailey
as an enemy who has tried To destroy
the democratic party.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
~UCZONYCH.

DIS zaczyna sic w Chicago
70 roczna konwencya The Anc.
Irican Assn for the Advancement
OF Science. Bcdzie to jcdno Z maj
wiekszych W historyi Ameryki &c
bran uczonych tego kraju. Poslc-
dzenia odbywat sic beda W kluble
Reynolds przy 81 I'll. i Cnivcr,
sity ave. Try specyalnc posic-
dzenia odbedq sic ma Uniwcrsytc
cic chicagoskim.
Opr6cz tych gi6wnych scsyi-
81 naukowych towarzystw, zSa-
czonych L w%spomnian2 organi'
zacya, bedzic W ciagu tygodnl"
odbvwac swc krotkic scsyc 3D.
Gziclnic. Glowna organizacya Ii
CIV $4,000 cz}onk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
LOWDEN A~MBASADOREM
OLA WIELKIEJ BRYTANII?

Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Wedlc otrzymanych tn onegdaj
wiadomoSci, gubernator Stanu H.
linois, Franciszek O. Lowden,
zostal wykrcSlony Z listy PREY
szlego skiadu gabinetu prezydeu-
ta-elekta Hardinga, a w zamian
ofiarowano mu wanna placowk2
dyplomatyczna, najprawdopodob
rici ambassadors ma Wielkq Bry-
tanie. Jeden Z przyw6dcow repu-
biikanskich wyrazii sic tn. IL gu
bernator Lowdcn miai bye mia
rowanym sekrctarzem Departa-
mentu Skarbu. Iecz z powodu O.
pozycyi w organizacyi republi-
kanskiej Z Illinois, zrzeki sic tego
zaszczytu. ME chc2c ambarasowac
novel administracyi Hardinga
informator dodal, Il istnieie w
kolach rzqdowych ogolne mn1ema
me-. re Lowdenowi zostanie po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
CZY PIJAKoW MONA WY
DALAC Z PIRACY?

Nowy York, 81. grudnia. -
Dwu sedziow najwyzszego sadu
tutejszcgo wydalo onegdaj formal
rq dccyzye, opicwajacq, IL ma pod
stawie praw Stanu Nowy York
icdnorazowc opllstwo pracownl-
ka, kt6ry zajcty jest IA zasadz'e
k~ontraktu, ME wyStarczy, azeby
SO wydalic Z piracy. Trzeci sedzia
wspomnianego sqdu r6znil sic CO
Go oponii W tym wzglcdzic i o.
SwiadCzyf, IL jcdnorazowc uplcle
sic podczas godzin piracy ME
Jest do darowania. Decyzya pc
wyzsza zaPadia wskutek wnicsle-
MIA apelacyi do najwyzszeso sadu
.przez +. w. Herbcrta, agenta re-
alnoSciowego - W spraWle, ktor2
.poprzednio sad municipality cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

robotach sezonowych, ktorzy "a
zwyczaj o tym czasie w zawodzlc
swym ME maja roboty. w latach
1914 ! 1915, gdy zast6j W fabry-
kach nastapil skutkiem woJny
curopcjskicj, liczba pozbawio-
nych piracy W Chicago wynosifa
zoo, 1000. TAX wiec obecna sytua-
eva ME Jest tax ciezka jak by1a g
lat temu.
Og}oszonc W ostatnich dniach
statystyki rzadowc podajq, re
biorac pod uwagc ca}y. krai, IA
poczatku grudnia W przcmy-
sIach: ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ponczo-
szniczym, wyrobu biclizny Spo-
dnicj. wyrobu meskicl ubran i
W przemySlc sk6rzanym pracowa
10 okolo 80 proccntt ludzi mnicj
nil rok tcmu. w przcmySlc ba-
wclnianym "a proccnt, w jcdwa-
bnym Is, a W wcinianym 80 pro
cent tmnicj. Natomiast w pre-
mySlc zclaznym i stalowym zatrtl
dnionych jest wieccj ludzi.
Najpowazniejsi handlowcy
przcmyslowcy wyrazaja opinIc.
re obecnc bczrobocic d}ugo nc
potrwa i zc L wiosna roboty zn6w
rusza sic pe}na para.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
TELEGRAMY KRAJONE:
Dnknhczerie ze SIR. Iel.J

obawiaj2 sic stanaG W zawody 2
aowa administracyq w sprawie
2olityki zagranicznej i zdaje sic,
Z ME wystqpia zbyt ostro pre-
,iwkO projektom prezydenta
4ardinga, jak czynili to wzgle,
lem prezydenta Wilsona, kiedy
'enze starat sic 0 ratyfikacye
raktatu wersalSkicgo. Se~natorzy
opozycyoniSci Ligi Ludlow i trak-
.atu przekonani So. IL zastep
ich W nowym Scnacie bedzit
D wicle wiekszy. niz byf ubieglej
wiosny, kicdy zaledwie zdo}ali
1tracic traktat pokojowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
TKACZE, A ORGANIZACYA
L. w. w.
Lawrence, Mass, 81. grudnia

Lawrence, Mass, II. grudnia
- Robotnicy, zajeci w przemySlc
tkackim. ~nalezacy do organizacyl
,Amalgamated Textile Workers
.of America" zbiora sic TIL dzisiaj
ma wspolna konferencye ola usta-
nowienia proponowanej zmlany
.formy swojej organizacyi w cclH
przeciwstawienia sic warunkom,
.Spowodowanym ostatniemi zredu
kowaniami ich pIacy. Ben Lego
re. jeden z urzednikow ..Amalga-
mated. ktory zwolai konfercn-
EYE, oSwiadczy}, IL przeprowadzo
ne bedzie gfosowanie W sprawle
czterech kwestyi, a mianowicie
ICzy sic ma nadal utrzymac ODE
cna organizacya; Czy poEaczyc
sic I organizacya przemysEowych
Robotnik6w Swiata (T. W. W.
CIV STAG sic niezaleznem cia}em
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
Z KANTOWA.

Wczoraj, wicczorem, Pogo b.
N. W ~szczclnic zapcinionej sail
p. W. Sw. lana Kantcgo urzadzo-
no udatny w~icczorek L okazyl l
ku czci proboszcza tcjzc parafl!
Y. Stciana Kowalczyka. Nieczo-
rex urzqdzonyeb yf przcz Glory
paraiialne i przez dziatwc szkol-
ma, pieknic przygotowana przez
SIS. Nauczyciclki. Program VIC
czoru byl doborowy / zajmul9cly,
totcz wykonawcom poSzczes6l-
nvCh numerow mic Szczcdzono
pochwa} i ~okIa>k6w. w pieknym
! urozmaiconym poczcic Spicwow
skiadali zyczenia SolenizantoWl :
starszy Ch6r Par. kt6ry w.yko-
nal arvc l. op IRA. Diavolo'
.Aubera, potem dziatwa Szkolna
skladala lyczenia i poplSywala
sic rytmicznymi i grupowyml po-
chodami ! tanami, p. A. Drozda
wykonai }adnie Spiew .Jontka Z
..lIalki" Moniuszki, d Choir zen
Xxi o~dSpiewal aryc L OPP. StraSzny
Dwor NoniuSzki. Spicwy wSzy-
,tkic doskonalc w~vuczone / pro
wadzonc przez p. FranciSzka No
wickiego - ogolnic sic podoba-,
Nv; zreszta Glory kantowskic -
rzccz to znana i ich znakomity
hierownik maja oddawna ustaIo-
ia opinie najlepszq. Ma zakon-
genie programu odegrano We
sofa i zawsze mile widziana ope-
retkc l'rcdry (Syna) p. t. .,Piosn-
ka Wujaszka" w ktorcj role glo-
wne grail: PAM Zoiadz j parma B.
Rcmbaczowna, oraz PIP. ). Pen
kaia, a. Drozda, J. Wlodarczyk'
IS. Rcmbacz. w. Store, W. Rata
czak. Wszyscy wykonawcy roI
s~tarali SIG - mozliwie nailePicl
wywiazat Z rol powierzonych; VIC
sole spicwki ukrasi}y rzecz ti
prosta, }atwa do zrozumienia, a
mia i wesoia tax, &c ciaglc Wy
buchy Smiechu Swiadczy4y maj,
lepicj, jak sic publicznosci podo,
baia i jak sic dobrze bawlono
Wicczorck byl w caiosci bardzc
udatny i sympatyczny, wszy,
stkim wiec wykonawcom progra-
|fPmu - nalcza sig wyrazy UNA
MIA, iak tcz i tym co mad mimi pra-
cowali, a w szczeg6lnoSci SIS,
Nauczycielkom i p. FIR. Nowickie
mu. Dodamy, re Solenizantowi,
X. proboszczowi Kowalczykowi
ofiarowaly Glory i dziatwa -
kilka wspanialych bukietow i ko'
Eszow kwiatow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

Ruask1 potlt1k, U wieAEU az nndn
NJ "a obowi&zek pocytyW1e Sopis
~povtnien stale reklamowIc nArodo
WoEc nAszL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

bet i dzieci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

Irzucil: skarga ia zostaia wnieslo-
ma do sadu przez wspomnianego
agenta przeciwko jego pracowni-
'kowi, ktorcgo znalaz} PREY piracy
'pijanego i dlatego zqdai unlewaz'
%nienia kontraktu owego robotnl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

llicdbaniu przez alianto% miano,
wanna miedzyalianckiej komlsyl
W mysl traktatu w Neuilly, ,celem
zwrotu wlasnoSci. kt6ra miala
bye z powrotem oddana Serbli
przez Buigaryc.
~CHICAGOWIANIN PROPO-
NUJE PozYCZKE ALLAN
TOM.
Washington, 81. grudnia.
Max Epstein Z Chicago, prezes
korporacyi The General Amcrl-
can Tank Car Corp, jest projck-
todawcq planu udzielcnia Allan
tom dzicsiecio bilionowcj pozycz'
X: amcrykahskicj, ma ktora to su
me miafyby bye wydanc bondy
miedzynarodowc. swarantowane
przcz Stany Ijcdnoczonc.
DROBNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.
Washington, q. grudnia. -
Sscnatorowi Watsonow'i Z Indiana
Z powodu choroby, lckarze pole
Gill pozostac w szpitalu. L.ekarze
spodziewaja SIG, IL pc przcbycir
kilku tygodni W szpitalu, senate,
rowi uda sic uniknac operacyi.
Milwaukee. Wis, q. grudnia.-
Va najbardziej ozywioncj ulicy W
Sr6dmicSciu, zostai napadniety o.
negdaj przez dwu bandyt6w mic
Iiaki 7. Malnckoff, agent jubllcr5k'
kt6rcso obrabowano Z brylantoW
w~artoSci $4,000.
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
sad przysiegiych. ktorcmu powlt
rzono sprawe ]. ". Ar%nsteina
innych, powiadomii oncgdaj Sc
diego Gould'a, IL pc dziewietna
stu godzinach narady ME doszed
do porozumicnia co do w~erdyktu
Alnstein i trzcch innych mez
czvzn oskarzeni sa 0 spisek pre-
wiezienia skradzionych papicroV
wartoSciowych Z Noweso lork'
do Dystryktu Columbia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
PROJEKT ZMIANY PODAT-
KoW MA PRZYSZLY ROK.
WASHINGTON. 81. grudnia.

Washington, 81. grudnla. -
Pc przeprowadzeniu przcsluchow
przcz komitct Izby PoSfow ola
Srodk0w i sposobow w .spraWic
wymiaru p%odatkow, komltct ten
rekomcndujc nastepujacych piGc
zmian w poborzc podatkow ia
rex przyszly: |. Znicsicnlc podat-
hu cd nadmicrnych zysk6w. ,.
SkrcSlcnic podatku Cd sprzcdazy,
l. powodu jcgo niepopularnoscl
wSr0d konSumcntow. >. POdWyz-
scenic O 1879 ~obecncgo podatku
cd czystych zysk6w korporacyl,
oraz natozenia mozliwic umiarko-
wancgo Podatku ma przychcd ME
rczdziclony pomiedzy udzlalow-
cami. 4. Me podwyzszac normal
rych ~podatkow cd indywidual-
nych osobistych dochod0w, zrc
dukowac dodatkowc podatki cd
osobistych przychodow, a pod,
wyzszyc podateN cd dochodu'
kt6ry obccnic zwolniony Jest Cd
opodatkowania. j. Nalozcnic no.
vych podatkow akcyzowych / pod
wyzszcnic podatk6w cd artyku'
low takich. jak tyton i innc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
wierzona wanna placowka dyplo,
matyczna.
SIZE zYWNOSc
CIERPIACYM
KOM.

Nowy York, 81. grudnia. -
Ma parowcu Honolulu, kt6ry O.
negdaj odpfynal do takiejze naz,
wy portu - zostafo wysIanych
przesz}o sto tom ~zywnoSci i in,
nego materyaiu ma rzecz cierpia,
cych Irlandczykow w powiecic
Cork. Wedle oSwiadczenia VIA,
Scicieli w%spomnianego parowca
zapasy tc zostaiy zebrane przez
Irlandzka Komisye Ratunkowq
W miastach Filadelfia, Nowy York
/ innych.Na lwia Geese transport
skiadaIa sic maka j inne artykufy
spozywcze, reszta dopicro skIada:
Ia sic z odziezy ola mezczyzn, ko'
.biet / dZicCi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

bez wstapienia do miedzynarodo-
wei uni; Albo rozpoczac plany
celem stworzenia jednej wielkiej
uni, usiiujac otrzymac PREY TEN
kooperacye Z niezaleznemi i pol9-
czonemi uniami robotnikow tkac-
kich, kt0rzy z~lqczeni So L Anne,
~rykahskq Federacya Piracy; kon'
fercncya ma trVaG Cd godziny 10
rano do 9tcj wieczorem.
PREZYDENT ME ULASKA-
WI DEBSA.
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Urzednicy Bialego Demu mic mo,
gil wyjaSnit, czy prczydcnt Viii,
sen udzicli jakich ufaskawicn, W
.~czasie obecnym. lccz oSwiadczyli
IL prezydcnt postanowii ME uEa'
.skawit V. Dcbsa, socyalistycznc.
go przyw6Gcy, kt6ry odsiaduj'
dzicsiet-lctniq kare w wiezieni'
iederalnem w Atlanta, Cal. I;
przekroczenic prawa o szpiego'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-21
IN POST 3. C..

Hammurapi was a king Of Babylon
who died in POSI- h, G.
Hammurapi formulated ana posted
a written code OF laws which Is pre-
served in nearly con plee form, ana
has been translated into ENGLISH,
They were simple laws OF eNe-ioF-
eye Justice If a builder built a house
and did not construct ii properly, salQ
the law, and the house which he
built falls in and Kills the owner tHch
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-21


The seventh annual eommon@ ,n.aj
of q Patrick, school was held last
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eEVAI'' /" '''o 49,.
seal program "a> f'a"S',' 's
GRADUATES ana eAaHcel choir i'@A-
Lawrence lTacEett gave an interest.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-21

tea AT the home of Mrs. Eli CroSiar
Thursday, June "a. Everybody nvit-
ed.
Miss Mamie Madden called Oh
friends in la Sale Saturday.
The y. of |. viii hold n dance at
starved Rock pavilion on Tuesday,
lane % tn public is cordially IN
litcl t. attend.
Mrs, Elnn l'tclps aud daughter
rhora from Oglesby calling on friends
here Sunday
Miss Gertrude TAYLOR called on
friends in La SAFE yesterday
Mrs PAM SzaH and two children
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-21

from Eureka spent the week end WIS.,
iting Mrs. Albert Mcdowell.
Mrs. Annie Gardner shopped In LA
sale Saturday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-21

missing every other considerations the
bond issue will be good investment.
Boost for the bond issues all OF
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-30
BeRinnfnE of Breakdovtn

Some of the men have shown symp-
toms Of nervous troubles by their in
ability to get along with those who
surround them Where man was
popular in his outfit" in the Army. he
has grown extremely unpopular in the
Office. From one job he was switched
to another. in each case the same
trouble cropping up and resulting in
another transfer or pCssib., Gis:a -
This might be only the beg nIiips .. i,