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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCI6L PRZEMIENIEN1A
~PANsKIEGO w w
VILE.

Parafia Przemienienia PansRtego
ma przedmieSciu Bowmanville, MEDIA
leko Budlonga ,~zaiozona zostaia ="
ro..u 1911 Irzez X. Fra lciszKa VOL
ciechowskiego. KoScioi, szkoia
plebauia ~polozone sa przy Carmen /
Rockwell ul. Obecnie p~rpbeszczem
Jest X. Felix's Prange, kt6Ty ME
zmordowanie pracuje reka W reke
z ludem. Pred paru dniami odbyia
sic tam Misya i 4Oto godzinne Nabo-
aehstwo. Misya kierowai x. Fanc-
seek Manel, o. F. NJ. Misya wydata
obfite owoce. Do szkoly ~uc7eszcZa
200 dzieci. KiHka towa-zystw skupia-
sic PREY tel parafii, pracujac wspoi-
ME ola dobra ogoinego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

k6w TAME osiedlonych. Byla para3
fla, albo obconarodowa i tylko cd
c1asu do czasu dojezdza} tam polsKi
ksiadz. w roku 1911 przybyl x. TO-
masz Bona, wychowanek Kollegiunn
sw. Stanislawa Kustki, ma stale Y
objaf probostwo. Cd tel chwili pa
rata sw. J6zefa zostala parafia pol
ska. Asystentem x. Bony Jest K
Warkocki.. Jeszcze do dzisiejs0ego
dnia do paraffi tel naleza wszystkie
katolickie narodowoSci TAME oslo
dlone, lecz j. st ona polska. b" kie-
rule mia ksiadz Polak. Do szkoiy u
czeszcza 800 dzieci pod kierdnkiem
Si6str NaZaretanek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCIoL WNIEBOWSTA-
PIENIA PANSKIEGO
w EVANSTON.

Organizatorem i proboszcZem pa
raffi D. W. Wniebowstapienia PAN
skiego Jest X. Felix's Feldheim. Wy
budowano tam kombinacyjny BUDDY
mex, W kt6rym sic mieScd koScioi,
szkoia i plebania kosztem $52,500.
D1isiaj pa-afia ia liczy 21O rodzin,
a do szkoIy uczeszcza 1913 dzieci pod
kSerownictwem Sf6str Felicyanek.
Parafia ia zaloaona zostaia. W roku
1912. Jest to jedna z najm}odszych
parafii polskich " Chicago. Pred
powstaniem tel parafii rodacy nasi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
SW. BARBARY
IDGEPORCIE.

W.. Barbary polozony jest
Throop blisko Archer aU.
ltorem parafii sw. Ba-bary
Pralat Stanisiaw Nawrocki.
fla zalozona zostata T. 1910.
,rwszym proboszczem byl x. An
oni Nawrocki, brat x. Pralata, kto-
~ p~asterzowal do Smierci. Pc smier-
eli X. Nawrockiego obja{ probostwo
X. F-anciszek Grzes, dnia 20go czer-
wca 1918. Do szkoly parafialnej o.
becnie uczes2cza 1.046 dzieci poo
hierowrtctwem Si6str J6zefinek.
Ksieza pracujacy PREY parafii So: X.
Franciszek Cries, probqszcz, x. Ia
deusz Nowak / X. Wojciech Janisze-
wski. w parafii skupia sic 10 iowa
rzystw tax meskich jak / zenskIcn.
w bieaacym roku dokonaRo W para
fiji sw. Barbary wiele ulepszeh, do
budowano szkole, odrestaurowano
plebanie | kosci6l = slowem parafia
ia dis p-zedstawia sic znakomicie W
caiem tego siova znaczeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

SW. STANISLAWA
M, w
, parafu.

Parafia Sw. Stanislawa B. NJ. "
PoZnaniu (Posen0 - p%olozona jest
obok Blue Island, III. Proboszczem
Jest X. Jan Robakowski. Dzieci
szkolnych jest $50. Parafia swietnie
sic rozwija. Do parafii nalezy kilka
Towarzystw -Zjednoczenia P. R. X,
Macierzy Polskiej i Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego. X. Robakowski
jest sekretarzem Wydziaiu Nauko-
wego W Zjednoczeniu P. R. K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCIoL SW. ANDRZEJA
w WEST ILL.

Parafia sw. Andrzeja Apost., W
dzielnicy West Hammond, ILL.,, gdzie
spora liczba Polak6w zamieszkuje,
rozwija sic znakomicie. Proboszczem
lei Jest X. Bolesiaw Nowakowski,
byly proboszcz parafii SIS. APP. Piotra
/ Paw}a W Chicago. Dzieci szkolnych
Jest okofo 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KoSCIoL SW. FLORYANA
w HEGEWISCH, ILL. ,

Parafia sw. Floryana zosta}a za}f
iona W roku 1912. Koscio}, szko}a
plebania mieszcza sic PREY ulicac
t32ej i Houston ave-. Proboszczer
lest X. Karol NJ. Chodniewicz. Licz
La dzieci uczeszczajacych do sZkoi,
wynosi 500. Prey parafii skupiaji
sic To~warzystwa nalezace do Zjednor
c~zenia, Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego | Bractwa Niewiast l Dziewic
R6zahca sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

uczeszczali do koSciola niemieckiego
sw. Mikoiaja. w roku 1913 nowy
koSci61 poswiecl x. Biskup Pawel
Rhode. w parafii istnieja cztery IT,
warzystwa: sw. Jozefa, zjednocze--
mia, oraz Bractwo Niewiast i DGieWic
R6zanca sw. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCIok SW. FRANCESCA
Z ASYzU.

D. Parafia Sw. Fran i.zha z Asyzu
zaloaona zostala W rokI 1908. Pic
wszym proboszcZem 1tozycielem
byi x. J6z. Pajkowski. Ko&ci6i, szko-
Ia / abudowania parafialne mieaz-
cza sic przy ulicach Augusta 1 Kost-
ner, Proboszczem obecnym Jest x.
N =,
Franciszek %Jagielski. Do szkofy u
czeszcza okolo 200 dzieci. w para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
C SW. IZYDORA
w BLUE ISLAND, ILL.

Kosci6l p. W. Sw. Izydora mtesci
sic przy Burr Oak ave. i Wood ul.
Organizatorem tel parafii byi <.
Franciszek Knoll W roku 1900. Gro
mada rodak6w TAME osiedlonych
zorganizowala sic W komitet pod
przewodnictwem Piotra Feliszaka l
Jana Hahna, kt6ry zajai sic budowa
kosciola, szkoly / plebanii. Il po-
wodu slabego zdrowia X. Krolla,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
SIuchaj my dalej!

~SIuchajmy dalej!
Osmnionieszczesny N-noSau
(dobry, choG przy{& so do ran)
poSlubil cudnej krasy dzewe,
bogatq panne DjuSi-sewe.
Kochali sic, jak ptaki diva,
ale, re szczeScie kr6tko trivia
tam, gdzie zen czerpie ,pharke-bogi"
vice wional wicher nieioli srogiej:
W szloch sic rozdzwonil zony smiech
i ia ter poczal Scigac pech,
BIO oSmnieszczesny zawSze, ws1ed1aS
zla dola innych tez oprzedzie.
Burzycicl - tajtan zwarzyi wkrEx
obfite plony pol i lax,
handel ME powi6dl sic, jak wprzody,
ma niczem specify znOjne truly.
Vice oSmnicszczesny Ni-no-san
(dobry, choc przy}6h go do RAM,
re byi przyczyna trosk swej 3ony.
ma hebry poSzedi w Obce strony.
Napisa1 tylkO kilka slow
~wyfuszczyG chcqc, gdzie powod 6w,
kt6ry go precz z jej fanny zenie
chot miiowali sic Szalenie.
Otto juz wyziera Zasadnicza mySl
bajki korea6skiej. Ni-no-san jest owym
,,phar-ke-bogi" t. j. oSmiOnieSzczeSnym
czyli ,,pechowcem" jakbySmy nazwali
90 potocznie u la Divine to, a je-
dnak rzeczywiScie istnieja tacy, kt6rym
mic i nigdy ME wiedzie sic W zyciu, i
kt6zy n~ajczesciej pajecza sieciq oso-
bistych niepowOdzen oplataja jeszcze
innych. Jak chcemy nazwijmy / tho
maczmy tie zagadke, lecz musimy sic
zgodzic, IL bajka koreahska porusza Gle
kawa i oryginalna zjawe zycia.
lie sic bez meaa, zonie cknl
Dju-si-sewa cztery dni
i cztery noce W zach tone}a
wreszcie zabrala sic do dzieia.
Porzuca fame tea, lecz wprz6d
rozdaje wszystko miedzy lud,
/ tam, gdzie srebrny strmieh p}yn1A
dzieG ca1y id1ie Pc dolinie,
tonac wSrod smetnych Stud l dunn,
- Gdybym ryz wszystek miala kedy,
ktore nawiewai woody szm...
gfodu ME byIoby i. biedy,
Gdy Dju-si-sewa rzekla tan,
ma polu spadl jH zmierzchu ptak.
i skrzydlem nocy mlsnai 1iemie,
W sen pograzajac ludzkie plemie.
Myslac, gdzie jest jej Ni+no-san,
(dobry, choc przyl6G go do ran)
p}aczac, zasneia Dju-d-sewa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Prawie kazdy polsh agent raA
uosciowy oglasza sic W DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSEM DO niejednokrotniS
przekonal sic, ze tn n~ajlepiej mu Sta
oplaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCIoL SW. MAR MAG
DALENY w SO. CHICAGO.

Jedna Z naimlodszych najSepiej
sic rozwijajacych pa-atii polskich W
dzielnicy South Chicago Jest paratia
p. W. sw. Nary Magdaleny, poiozo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KoscIoL SW. JoZEFA
w ARGO-SUMMIT.

Pred kilkunastu laty ma pred
miesciu Argo-summit ME bylo pol
skiego koScio}a ami szkoly ola -oda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Z Kraju Bialych Labedzi.

TAX ~poetycznie nazywana jest ma
Wschodzie najnieszczesliwsza dis kra-
ina - Korea. Lud jej cd snie5nych sat
jake noSi i Sarniego leku, jakim sic ID
znacza, biaiymi l%abedziami zwany, ME
nmia} bojem M smierc / zycie ratowac
|wolnoSci osobistej, lecz jak ranny ptak
|ugodzony celnym strzalem mysliwego,
bokornie spadi mu pod nogi.
Japonia dopie{a swego. Korea, pzez
tilka wicklow bedaca ola niej celem
barren z~aborczych, pc z~wydestwie pod
llukdenem / Laojanem zOstaia Wkrot-
j. zaanektowana i wlaczona do prowin
tyi japohskich pod nazwa Chosenu.
t'rzed oczyma caIego Swiata odbyfa sic
q ponura tragedya po0bawienia VOL
losci kraju i narodrL doSiegajaceSo
przeSz}o 20 milion6w jednostek. l coz?
lie pierwsza tagedya i ME ostatnia
ilny gnebi siabeso OTTO najstarsze
pOmimo calej kultury ma Jbardziej sto
wane prawo zycia.
Iginie Korea, zgina Koreahczyc5, -
W ME potrafia przelewac lNdZkiej
wi, ME umieja bic, a jak labedNe
owaja tylko swe proste naiwne pio-
Il i snuja za~dziwiajaco piekne bal
opowiesci. Nar6d dzieci, ME wy
Oh dotad z bajkowego okresu zyda,
al skazany ma zag&ade.
nim sic to stanie, MIN zjaponizo-
Korea6czyk zapomni o sobie sa-
! p~rzyjrzyjmy sic choc jednemu 2
k JtGw jego skarbnicy tw0rczeJ, ma
k ley juz potworna }apa ~zniszcze-
p~opulamiejsza bajka k~oreahska,
KIT Skraca dlugie zimowe wieczory
w ZACH, jest opowieSc o ~osmioniesz-
CT, rh, o tax zwanych rphar-ke-bo-
gi' damskich bia}ych kaftanikach,
w hlCu SJONhON dlsSh III
rU kapelnSzach, pc dwudziestu, -
trz stu sadowiac sic W kuck1, STU
Oh, 81 Korea6czycy, z jednakowa
"a ruboScia i zainteresowaniem jak
dzi iedzac bieg ciekawej / niepozba
wi, ;lebSzego %ZnacZenia treSd:
Ar lof spewien rzekl,
IL szczesnym bywa cAek-
cd. majacy go w sNvej piecJ,
da astepnych oSiem rzeczy:
VS. ugif ~przodk0w w}asny tum,
enc zone, druh0w thIm,
trz Ten zlota, dzieci, DdrowtA,
ma W i wiedze W giowie,
Me wSzystko maia, lez
50 St6rym zadna Zecz,
ed, ,dwr6ci los = dobrodMej,
pic Aycia ME oslodZi.
be szczeSc po1bawiA tch
EbG Iii Sen-kan-nich,
ma takich lud ubogi
oSI rzesnemi - ,,pharikebogf".
2 zaczyna ulubiona bajka ko.
kt6ra prZytazamy " wiaza-
vie polskiej, gdyz W ten sam
, snuje sic ona z ust w~edrownych
low = gawedziarzy. kt6rzy SO najpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
KOSCIoL MATKI BOSKIEJ
RozANCOWEJ w NORTH
CHICAGO.

Parafia Matki Boskiej Rozahco-
wei z~aloaona zostala W roku 1904
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

VIA
Bractwo
,ch, Dzied Ma
.ika Budowniczo-Po-
/. Boleslawa Wielkiego,
e p~rzyczynila sic do 7oz-
Ifff, aIbowiem lud ~nalezacy
parafii skiada swoje oszczed
DO kilku latach "a Zaos0cze--
pieniadze buduie domki, kto-
Magdalenowie powstaja jak
py po deszczu. Asystentem K.
Jboszc1 Edward Kowalewskiego
st x. Bolesaw KasprUch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

so
1853
nusZo
oily pu-
Iiejsca W
stry Naza-
i dluiszegu
zuwae wielki
/ Towarzystwa
, sa tulae sic po
Jsunki obecnie So
ozna r~ozpoczae bu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

VIE pOL5hItJ, SNFA VVH S"I"
} snuje sic ona z Ust wedrownych
low gawedziarzy. kt6rzy SO najpo-
adahszymi guscmi kazdej wioSk i fan
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-16
Poge.Foa,l
LOCAL NEWS---MINNEAPOLIS


be
IN they Ihe in
published MATTER
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-16
With the Travellers

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller Of New
York City, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moss, West
Franklin Avenue, for the past sew
eral weeks, have returned to their.
home. Their son, Mr.. Herbert Miller,
is now visiting. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss.
Mrs. S. M. SLIDER, 127 Highland
Avenue, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
M. Mandel, left on Sunday last for a
several weeks stay at Magnetic
Springs, Ohio, and Springfield, Ohio,
where they will be the guests Of
Mrs. Mandel's daughter, Mrs. B.
Tietz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hirschberg
and son, Gustave Joseph, of Conrad,
Mont, arrived Wednesday to be the
guests of Mrs. Hirschberg's mother,
Mrs. M. Ginsberg, 1920 Elliott Ave.
Mrs. I. Carb Of Austin, Tex, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Benz. Jacobs,
1918 Dupont Avenue South, for sew
eral weeks. She is enroute for an
extended trip through the East.
Mrs. Arthur Stein and son, Eugene,
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD


proceed by boat to Chicago. They.
will also visit in st. Louis.
Mrs. Thomas Levin, Knox Avenue
North, left on Saturday last for
Philadelphia and Baltimore, where
she will visit relatives during the
summer months.
Mrs. Nathan wager, Curtis Hotel,
left Monday for Duluth, where she
will be the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wiener.
Mrs. Edw. Gutenberg has returned
from trip East, where she was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Marks, in Chicago and her uncle,
Mr.. Pascal Bernstein, in New York.
Mr., and Mrs. Gutenberg are now re
siding at 1928 Hennepin Avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Peck of Chisholm, Mimi,
is the guest of her brother-in-la
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turned from a two weeks trip to
Fargo, N. d., where they were the
guests Of Mrs. STEMS uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Naftalin. Mr..
Stein joined his family for few days
in Fargo while en- route on bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis have
returned from a several weeks visit
at Chicago and Ottawa Beach.
DIR. and Mrs. BENZ. M. Rauch and
daughter, Ruth, 819 Logan Avenue
North, have just returned from a
four weeks trip to Des Moines, where
they also attended the Kramer Taube
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. We'll and Mrs.
Carrie Abrahams will motor this Fri
day to Lake Sylvia, where they will
Virginia Abrahams, who are spending
the summer at Camp Ahiti.
Mrs. L. ]. Kaplan Of Sioux City,
Ia, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mayer Schwartz, 1915 Third
Avenue South.
Mrs. Frank Rubel has returned
from several weeks stay in Oma-
ha, where she was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. E. Kirshbaum Helene
Rubel).
Mrs. A. Gross and daughter,
Frieda, of Denver, Colo, formerly of
this city, are the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. HI. N. Meleck, 1101 Queen Ave-
nue. North, for several weeks.
Mrs. j. Brandeis of San Francisco
arrived this Thursday to be the
houseguest of her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kolliner, Second
Avenue South.
Mrs. Abe Harris, Calhoun Blvd,
has as her houseguest, her sisters,
Mrs. Mittenthal and sons, and Miss
Fanny Brin of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris and their guests will
leave this Friday for Bemidji, where
they will join Misses Ethel and Ruth
Harris, at their cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas We'll have gone
to Hotel Keewaydin, Cottagewood,
Lake Minnetonka, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. j. Griesheimer and family of
Bloomington, ILL.,, is spending the
summer at the Hotel Keewaydin,
Cottagewood, Minnetonka. Mrs.
Greisheimer is the sister Of Mrs.
Jonas We'll.
Mrs. S. Groll and son, Elkan, 6O5
Sixth Avenue North, left last week
for Maple Lake, Mimi, where they
will be the guests until August LIST,
of Mrs. Groll's sister, Mrs. r. Rosen-
berg of Crookston, MINI.
Mrs. L. Brody and her niece, Miss
Beatrice Schulman Of Chicago, are
the guests of Mrs Brody's brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. B.. Green
berg, 815 Logan Avenue North. Mr..
and Mrs. Greenberg and family are
spending the summer at their cot.
tage at Seton, Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Marker, who
have been spending the past seven
weeks in the city as the guests of
Mr.. Markers father, Mr.. M. Marker
and family, TOO Lyndale Avenue
North, left Tuesday evening for their
l.nx sxa n111 IT, IA
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WORLD it simply eclipses everything in
the field.
This remarkable offer applies both to
NEW and RENEWAL mail subscriptions in
Oklahoma. Present subscribers will save
money by RENEWING for another year
under our special offer, as the price goes
to $500 year. after Jan. lst.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Girl Mother Wins Baby Irene
FOuQhf for EUer Since Birth

NEW YORK. Dec. T. CSpecial) go
with tho conclusion Of litigation
which has become renowned In the
archives of international jurispru-
dcncc, Baby Irene. whose four years
~ life have been packed with moro
drama and conflict than In the lot of
most adults. has lost IA fortune and
won Il name.
Ever since she WAS born this re-
markable infant has been buffcted
about from court 10 court In the
United Statcs and Canada. IN n re-.
markublc loyal battle which waged
with dpggcd fury by two women
who claimed 10 be the mother OF the
child.
10 Mrs. Dolly Bcdgorwuod Mat
terra ut Chicago the child was Irene.
70 Margaret Ryan Ot ottawa she
was Kathloct, Had Mrs. Matters
proven her claim 10 motherhood of
the infant. the child would today
be- hOlr 10 n fortune of s9O0, 900.
Poor "Nothcr" Wins.
but the courts, who FIRST took
Margaret 1iyana bhby away from
her have given Il back to her. She
lH declared the legal mother Of tho
child. And all che can give her
baby ~ the love which prompted
hor TO fight for II ever since It was
born. The chtld will hereafter be
called Kathleen Ryan.
Tho story of kathleen really be-
Gins before she was born IN "a Can.
adian hospital. 1t begins with the
marriage of Mrs. Dolly Ledger
wood, young and pretty. To- Fred
erick Matters, millionaire capitalist
OF Chicago. who at the time ~ his
marriage was over the allotted
three score nnd ten years.
The marriage was bitterly OPP
posed by tho relatives of the aged
man, who died a short time later,
leaving n large estate.
The VIII % the millionaire pro-
vidod that II n child were born Il
should inherit 100000. If there
were no Issue, the viii provided
mat tho estate be divided among
other members OF the family. In
effect he cut his young wife off
from her dover unless she became
tho mother of hls child.
Returns with Child.
IL was not expected Mrs. Mat
ters would enter claim. since her
husband was over 20 whom she had
married him. Shortly after tho
FUNERAL the young widow went to
canada. Some months later aho
returned to Chicago. carrying n
bonny infant. which she claimed to
De her own. Sho Immediately en-
tered suit, claiming $4,000 In tho
name OF her child.
Then began tho scnsat tional legal
right which was to last for ycnrs,
Litisation began IN the Illinois
courts. Relatives Of Matters made
the claim that the child was n
spurious heir. In May. 1918, In
Chicago, Margaret Ryan made her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
MINERS BALK AT
WAGE REDUCTION
Say Tendency to Lower
Wage Scales Will Not
BE Tolerated.
AN ECONOMIC MISTAKE
Two Years Must Pass Before
Idea of Reduction May
BE Safely Considered.

1NDfANAPObIH. Dec, Tho
United Mine Workers of America
viii not s'and for any reduction IN
wages, according TO the brcCmb'i
first issue of the United Mine
Workers journal. This policy is
stated In connection with a discus
sion OF tho mOVcmeut am Ing en-
ploycrs throughout the country 10.
u reduction of wages In the Sdrlpue
industrios In The article. John =
Lewis, International president % ih"
miners uniur. is quoted ~ i,iows
Under no circumstance will We
permit any reduction In tho wages
of the minc workers OF the com
try There Is not going to be any
return to pro-war wages JT con1i-
tons Any reduction ir wages ~ an
economic mistake. 1t never pru-
duces any good result. Whn. the
mlto workers have today We are
going TO hold, and We propose -
continue 20 make progress Instead
Of going backward"
The Journal says In part. ~ ~
absolutely essential that tho uui0l
have II definite and substantial pol
icy and that the membership shat
stand behind that policy In solid
phalanx. And the most essential
element In that policy for tho next
two years must be that there shall
be no backward step. The Goa, mn
era must not lose any of the things
that they have won through sacri.
flee and struggle, II IN well known
that there is In the country today "a
wcil-dcfined. highly-financcd and
abH-conductcd movement on tho
part of employers opposed TO trtdt
uuiouipm Ia brpnk down tho unions
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enough 10 think Of marriage. They
were 10 we'd. Then came the war
and Marearets sweetheart donned a
uniform and shouldered a rifle.
Was "a War Baby.
About that time much had been
written and spoken OF the great
wave Of emotion which shook wom-
on OF the bcligercnt countries AZ
their mon marched away TO pos
sible death. The elemental instincts
brushd away the conventions Of
centuries and war babes' became
n problem.
II was thus with Margaret Ryan.
Her sweetheart sailed away With
hs comrades and several months
later, In May, 1915, the girl went 10
the hospital at Ottawa
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ingcnue roles with Hart Conway and
Wright Huntington. This was fol-
lowed by several seasons I'm vaude-
Vile In her own act. With such a
foundation II is no wonder that her
rise was rapid after she became n
member of Thomas III. Ince's com.
pany.
Her versatility on the screen has
been displayed In such pictures as
The Price Mark" Love Me-" "Ths
Flame OF the Yukon" "The Dark
Mirror" "The Market OF Souls"
"L'Apache," His Wife's Friend"
and many others.
AZ Lady Lillian in Half an Hour"
she is an aristocratic young wife and
she unquestionably adds another
character achievement to her roper
toire. Others in the cast include
Charles Richman. Frank Losee and
Albert Barrett.--Advt.
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One sport page daily Snd two pages Sum
day, giving all the news Of the sport world
by writer's who know the game.
Daily society page and special Society
Section every Sunday, giving everything Of
interest to the women.
Daily cartoons, Mutt and jeff" "That
Little Came" etc. Many other daily fea-
lures of an entertaining nature
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first appearance In the case as a
counter claimant for the child.
The Canadian girl asserted the
baby WIS her own and that II was
taken from her at birth and given
to Mrs. Matters by the officials Of
"A hospital In Ottawa.
Margaret Ryan told her story In n
weak voice. She had been out OF the
hospital but "A short time. She told
how. at the age ~ IL. she went to
work In a Canadian factory. where
she met 4 young shoemaker. They
kept company" until they grew old
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Y CENTERs IN HOLY LAND
Plan International Building in CITY
OF Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, Dec. The
Young Mems Christian ass ocistion
IN Palestine have been asked to
open centers In Hebron, Bethlehem,
Haifa and other towns.
Dr. C. a. Harte. who has charge
of the work in Palestine. has pre-
pared plans for an international Y.
NJ. G. a. building In Jerusalem, with
memorial tower to be used for de-
voiional purposes, In which shall be
recorded the name OF every Y. NJ. C.
a. worker in every country who
gave his life for his country In the
great war,
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