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Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
COLES ADDRESSES
 ACCUSING STATE

Colonel Ralph Cole of Ohio who has been canvassing the state for the Re publican ticket is said to be having the most remarkable meetings wher- ever he has gone. He has carried the south by storm and has awakened the utmost enthusiasm. Though urgent calls have been made for him by the national committee for other parts of the country. Frank R. Stewart, who had arranged his itinerary for this state, has been insistent that it should be completed and that will be done.
 Colonel Cole was at Tucson on Sat urday night, where there was a very large meeting. He will be at Miami tonight and at Globe on Tuesday night. He will arrive at Tempe Wednesday afternoon and will address a meeting at the Normal school. after which he will return to Mesa and be the guest at dinner of c. T. Price and will ad- dress meeting there on Wednesday night.
 He will return to Phoenix Thursday morning, leaving at once for Prescott where he will appear that night. That will complete his itinerary in this state.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

GLENDALE. Oct. 1.-The quail season opened October 15 and many hunters in the Glendale district jour neyed out on the desert to bag their share the first day, many more Nim- rods going out yesterday and today Many reported that there were quail to be found. but that they were eX- ceedingly wild. A party composed of l.. F. Kingman. Robert Began and Ralph Sewell left early Friday morn ing and would have had a nice day of if had it not been that they had car trouble when. in climbing a little steep grade the whole rear end of the car was jerked out. Notwithstanding this hard luck, they were successful in bringing in enough to have pot pie.
 Town Crowded
 Glendale presented the appearance of a border town all day Saturday, when the Mexican cotton pickers came in to do their weeks shopping, The stores and sidewalks were crowded so that one passing just had to go out in the street.
 Unusual Garden Specimen
 An Aztec bean grown fin the truck garden of Pat Collins on South First avenue is about the biggest seen in this part of the valley. This unusual vegetable specimen measures 14 inches in length and is about one inch ini width. However. it is not the only one. according to Pat but there are many more just like it.
 Drinks Hair Tonic
 A Mexican imbibed too freely of bay rum and went down for the count ir front of the bank on First and Glen dale avenues. Some thought for a while that he was gone for good, but a ! s,t, nd Mexican given aid. After some time in the park he was able to he moved away, and no doubt by this time that bay rum as a substitute for John Bar leycorn is no good.
 Meeting Interesting
 Mrs. J.. F. Lewis chairman of the Women's Republican league, reports that on Friday there was an unusually good attendance and that a very in- teresting meeting was held. The speakers, Linwood s. Pratt, H. S Daggs and c. M. Stoddard. gave a gen eral outline of the policies of all the candidates which was very instruct i've The ladies also were instructed in filling out ballots.
 Ladies' Aid
 The NJ. F. Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday. October 21. for an all-daS meeting at the home of Mrs. John ! Barkley, TWO nllkeS soutn ana One-ndl mile east of the ice plant. The chair man of the menu committee will be Mrs J. G. Brooks. All ladies ana | friends of the church and congregation are cordially invited.
 Very III
 Miss Mary Mclean of the Glendal, l grammar school had a severe case O ptomaine poisoning Friday. Calling on Friends Mrs Payson and Mrs. Gump were fl | from the country Thursday calling or l friends.
 Here From Tennessee C. w. Griswold of Manchester, Tenn is in Glendale this week attending tt | business matters.
 Hostesses | Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Harry Mor' were joint hostesses to the c. W. B. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

parties and spent the week end quail hunting. F. J. Peck and D. R. Van Petten among them. John Bichett and party returned Saturday evening with a goodly supply, which they kindly dis tributed among their friends.
 Miss Csvender to Enter Sanitarium
 Miss Nellie Cavender is quite i'll at the home of Mrs. Price Wickliffe and will be sent to a sanitarium in Tucson the first of the week.
 Car Load of Goats Reach Tempe
 Dr. R. J. Flight has just received a car load of fine Angora goats from his ranch near Skull valley. They are in the local stockyards at present, but Dr. Flight expects to sell them for mutton soon.
 Tempe Ladies to Grow Sweet Peas
 The Tempe Womans club members have been asked to grow sweet peas for the exhibit which is to be given by the Phoenix club some time in the spring, when the flowers are at their best. Anyone who wishes may enter.
 DomiciIed in Tempe
 Leroy Bledsoe of the Farmers and Merchants bank, and wife, have rented an apartment at the J. McLain resi- dence on West Eighth street. The Bledsoes were married in Phoenix last Friday.
 Basketball Dance a Success
 The dance which was given in Curry hall Saturday night by the basketball team was we'll attended.
 Spends Week End in Tucson
 Miss Marion Williams, chief opera tor at the local telephone office, spent the weekend in. Tucson visiting her friends.
 Opens Office in Tempe
 pr. H. l.. Schornick, Mesa physi- clan, who makes his home in Tempe has opened an office for practice To- cally at the residence, GOA Ash ave nue. He will give ostoepathic treat ment.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
PLAN BIG PARADE
 AT MESA CARNIVAL

MESA. Oct. 16-As one of the big features of the Arizona Cotton Carnival to open in Mesa on October %, the parade and decorations committee has worked out the details of a gorgeous parade Co occur during the morning of Thursday. October 2S. Four divi- slons win be formed. having in line every feature that could possibly be worked out.
 The schedule Of divisions includes: Division No. 1 - Band special mounted police. town officials. Boy scouts and school cadets. American Legion. Commercial club. Woman's club.
 Division No. 2-Band. queen of the carnival and court. cotton floats, Mesa Tempe Chandler. Gilbert and school floats.
 Division No. 3-Out west mounted cowboys and girls. Indians. Mcxicans ln native costumes.
 Division No. 4-Band decorated cars. commercial floats. trucks. tractors. comical features.
 As prizes for the parade, s25 is be- Ing offered for the best decorated touring car: s15 for best commercial or trades float. S10 for most comical feature. S5 for most gorgeously cos tuned lNulAus 70 ANE hEaA NooAAiti-e Indian: s5 for best equipped cowboy.
 Cotton at GO Cents Pound
 A new way of turning cotton for value received has been inaugurated by the Toggery fin Mesa. As announced in its advertisement in The Republican of Sunday morning. the Toggers VIII purchase cotton at GO cents per &cund extending credit on the books to the seller that may be used up any time at his conV onicnce for the payment of merchandise.
 "ve are ready and anxious to re- iieve at least partially the present money stringency." said one of tho Toggcry managers. "and are adopting this exchange of merchandise for cot ton on d G0-cent basis Co aid those whC may not have the ready cash
 The ToEgery's offer Is not restricted Go Mesa growers. but is open to any grower in the valley
 Band Win Aid in Rally
 The Mesa band will be out for concert as one or Che features of th' Republican rally Go be held in Aica next Wednesday evening when Etalpl 10. Cole congressman from Ohio. vii speak on national issues. The ralE win bc held in lhc l.. D. $. auditorium preceded by an open air concert an th' street.
 Tho Queens Standings
 Contestants n Che queen of th'
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
Newsfrom Tempe TO GIVE \ PICNIC
 FUR BUILDING FUND

TEMPE. Oct. 17.-Some of the ladies or the Christian church are giving a Toe.Vh plcklng picnic at the John R. Birchett ranch Wednesday for tbe benefit of the church building fund Anyone who wishes to go is requested 10 call Mrs. A. D. Quinn. Each ladv VIII take her lunch and a jolly day is anticipated. '
 Democratic Ladies Meet
 The Democratic ladies of Tempe held meeting at the city h4Il on Saturday afternoon. Mir. Barnum of Phoenix gave a very interesting talk.
 Hunters Spend Week. End Out
 number of Tempe hunters formed
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
souTHsIpE THEATERs TODAY

Majestic, Mesa-William $. Hart m John Petticoats." Burton Holmes travel picture.
 Gilbert-"A Fool and His Money. starring Eugene O'Brien.
 Tempe Blue Streak Mccoy featuring Harry Carey.
 Chandler-Sessue Hayakawa in "The Dragon Painter"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
DRINKS POLISH. NOT MEDICINE

CINCINNATI, O.-When Mrs. Ida Buchanan made a mistake between two bottles she made her last mortal error The bottle from which she dark what she believed was medicine contained furniture polish.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

at the home of Mrs. Harry More on Thursday The program was on The New Emphasis on Spiritual Power" and was most interesting. Mrs. Walk CT was the leader.
 Install Officers
 At the installation of officers of the Security Benefit association Wednes- day night there we're several out from the Phoenix council.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

"Rastus, what's an alibi?"
 "Dat's proving dat yoh was at prayer meetin' what yoh wasn't in or
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

der to show dat yoh wasn't at de crap game whar yoh was" Marbles Message.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

c. w. Griswold of Manchester, Tenn, is in Glendale this week attending to business matters.
 Hostesses Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Harry More were joint hostesses to the C. w B. NJ
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
Here From Tennessee

Mrs Payson and Mrs. Gump were In from the country Thursday calling on friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
Meeting Interestine
Ladies' Aid

The NJ. F. Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday. October 21. for an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. John Barkley. two miles south and one-half mile east of the ice plant The chair man of the menu committee will be Mrs. J. c. Brooks. All ladies and friends of the church and congregation arc cordially invited
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
Very lII

Miss Mary Mclean of the Glendale grammar school had a severe case of ptomaine poisoning Friday.
 Calling on Friends Dsnr a.,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

TT| N|-|IT- N-0'l ''0'T TT" Contestants m Che queen of the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-18

An Aztec bean grown fin the truck garden of Pat Collins on South First avenue is about the biggest seen in this part of the valley. This unusual vegetable specimen measures 14 inches in length and is about one inch ini width. However. it is not the only one, according to Pat but there are many more just like it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
TRzECI MAJ W WARSzAWIE.

kt6ra rozbija sic najzaciehejsze
napaSci wrogow.
Uroczysty obchod swieta lie
dnoczenia wszystkich stanow vie
kopomnej rocznicy 3go maja sto
lica uprzedziha W wigilie, t. j. w
niedziele, capstrzykiem orkiestr
woiskowych, kttrym towarzy--
szyly tiumy publicznoSci. Tu i
owdzie dekorowano .balkony, tn
i owdzie zdobiono wystawy skle
powe, wywieszano flagi.
w dniu 3go maja cd switu ME
NAL zawrzala praca. LudnoSc ME
tylko SrodmieScia, ale i wszyst-
kich bocznic i najdalszych zakqt
k6w stolicy zdobila okna i bal
kony dywanami, "portretami Ko-
sciuszki, Pitsudskiego, godiami /
barwami narodowemi. Ulicami
ciagnefy oddzialy woiska, MO
dziez, odswietnie ubrana, lud-
nose stolicy, kierujsc sic w stro-
ne Placu Broni. Miodziez aka
demicka oraz reese inteligencyi
dazyly w Aleje Ujazdowskie, do
ogrodu botanicznego, gdzie o g,
7 i pol rano odprawiala SIG Msza
sw. polowa, 20 ktorej przemowil
X. prof. Szlagowski.
Komitet obchoda rowniei bvl
cd rama czynny. Prezes Komite-
TIL Adam hr. Zamoyski. W iowa
rzvstwie ks. kanonika Okolo-Ku-
iaka i por. r. Kwiatkowskiego.
objeldlali miasto. skladajac wien
&C W imieniu Komitetu. Zlozono
whence: ma placu Teatralnym Z
napisem .,Meczenskiej krwi pre-
lanej WI. 1905, pod pomnikien1
Mickiewicza 2 napisem: ,,Temu
CO wierzyi i wieSzczvm duchem
przejrzai Zmartwychwstanie j pc
tege. a wiara swoja wypelnii du.
sze Narodu', pod figura Chry,
stusa pred koScioiem Sw. Krzy,
"a: .,Chrvste. cos widzial Dol
meke nasza, blogosiaw w szcze,
Sciu Tel. co Zmartwychwstala"
pod pomnikicm Kopernika: -
,,Wstrzymal slonce, ruszyl zle-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

Pc poludniu W roznych punk
tach Warszawy odbyiy sic bcz-
platne historyczne odczyty, a vie
czorem W teatrze Wielkim ga
lowe przedstawienie'
Tax stolica uczcila swieto 5
maja. Przemowi}a caiem screen
i Gala dusza narodowa.
'Przyznat mo1emy be- obawy
i przesady ze, 9|ile dzien maja
tyi porazka komunistow. o tylc
dzien 3 maja byl dniem tryumfu
:dci narodowej - byf dniem dro
giego swieta ola ca}ego Narodu
polskiego.
Marya Bojanowska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

Stolica W dniu 3. maja pre-
zyls ieden z najpiekniejszych dni
W wolnej Ojczyznie - dzien
tryumfu, radoSoi i braterstwa.
Gchwalone przez Sejm ola caie-
60 krajV Swieto narodowe W
rocznice Konstytucyi, daio wy
raz, re, pomimo roznic poglado~
poiitycznych, uwydatniajacych
sic nieraz bardzo jaskrawo /
dzielacych spsleczenstwo nasze
ma partye. zdawafoby sic czesto,
niezem ME przejednane - gdy
idzie o Zadokumentowanie ma
szych uczuc narodowych i milo
Sci Ojczyzny - jestesmy pre-
dewszystkiem Polakami. A wiec
w dniu 3 maja pierzchiy roznice
partyjne, a wielomilionowy Ma
rod, jak prawdziwe dzieci jed
mel matki - Polski, zespolii sic
pod wsp6lnym sztandarem oria
bialego. I jak Polska diuga /
szeroka. rec MONA smiaSo, W
dniu tym bio W niej Jedno well
kie SERGE Narodu miloScis bez--
graniczna OJczyzny - Jedna po
te5na dusza Narodu uczciia "a
siugi naszych przodkow - me-
czennkow - z jednych pierSi
Narodu rival sic mocarny O.
krzyk: Nice zyje Polska!" -
,Jeszcze Polska ME Zginela"'
Dzien ten zadokumentowai, re
mozemy bye spokojni. pomimo
gr6Zb j Eakusow socyalistyczno-
boiszewickich. Narod ktory tax
koeha Oiczyzne stanie zawsZe
przeclw MIN, tax ma frontach gra
nicznyeh. jak i wewnatrZ kraJu,
uiezdobytym murem. opok4, o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

- ,,Slask Gorny i Cieszyhski mt
sza nalezet do Polski" A daleJ
kroczyi Sejm marszafklem
Trampczyhskim ma czele, ducho-
wienstwo, czionkowie rzadu, kor
'pus oficerski, delegacye pufkow,
Uniwersytet, Politechnika wete-
rani .63 roku, Sad wojenny, Le-
gia Akademicka, policya panstwo
wa, chtopi powiatu warszawskie
60. Zwiazek wloscianski, straz
ogniowa, banderya konna koika
rotniczego re Shorosza, po srod-
ku ktorej jechal w6z drabiniasty
z dziewczetami W barwnych stro
ZACH ludowych, szkoly i ochrony
GIN. Blizne ma wozach drablnia-
stych. A jeszcze dalej akademi-
cy = zolnierze z transparentem,
ma ktorym widnial napis: I'd
dalismy krew nasza Ojczyznie'
- odczytuja wszyscy giosno ma
pis ma jednym z transparentow
mlodziezy szkolnej.
Wizerunek Krolowej Jadwigi
ma sztandarzc, portret Kosciu--
ski. Aniol z modlaca sic II lego
stop postacia i orzeikiem polskim
obok.
Jakie to wszystko naiwne a
iednak. jak to przemawia!
- Dzieciaki, dzieci mole dro,
gle! slychac CLOS niewiesci.
Spicwaja rome melodye, po--
~wtarzaja czesto ,Rote' i inne
znane motywy.
Ia mlodzieia sill urzednncy
min. skarbu z tranSparentem: y
.,Lasobny skarb panstwa Jest ma
lepszym strozem konstytucyi' -
Popicrajcie Pozyczke Odrodze-
mia. Dalej - Stow. spiewacze
.,Echo", straz ogniowa, Liga Ze'
glugi, rkonserwatoryum, prasa,
bursv. X. G.. o., skautki pracow,
nicy t~ramwajowi Z Transparent
tenn ..Skiadamt prace ma otarzu
odrodzenia Polski - Wv zlozcie
mienie', Zwiazek nauczvcielski,
Macicrz. Biaiy i Czerwony krzy1
kolejarzc Z transparentem. Ia II:
mi sill przcdstawiciele Wielko-
poian. dalei teatry, stronnictwo
| m;eszcZanskie - to nioslo az II
sztandarow - przedstawiciele
Drzcdstawicielki Kola Polek zie,
mi Podola. Wolynia i Kijow-
szczyzny, Polskici macierzy szkoi
Nc ziemi Podolskiej. organiza-
cyl ziemianskich. Stowarzyszenia
tcchnikow, Ligi piracy, Stow. pre-
mysbowtow budowlanych. Pol
skiego kfubu mieszczanskiego
poznanskiego klubu handlowcow
Zwiqzku drobnych kupcow i To
warzystwa ,,Rozwoj".
rSwoj do swego Pc swoje" -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

mig = pruskie go nam chciaio
wydrzec plemie", ma placu
Trzech Krzyzy - .Tratowanym
i deptanym butem i nahajem mo
skiewskim" - oraz ma ruinach
iundamentow kapliczki $50 Ma
ia (zaiozonych W rocznice Kon-
stytucyi pred powstaniem al
roku) - ,,Swietemu m~iejscu, do
kt6rego pielgrzymowano rokro--
cznie W On. 3 maja".
Ma Placu Broni. obok ciezkich
starych murow cytadeli, wojsko
ustawi}o sic w malownicze szere
gi. Z lopotem p%roporc6w, Z dzwie
klein orkiestr lacza sic odglosy
komendy: Battalion, ma ramie
bron! Prezentuj bronp' To mini
ster wojny LeSniewski, W iowa
rzystwie ~generaiow, ~starskyzny
woiskowej i oficerow dokonywu-
je przegladu. Plac tymczasem "a
ludnia sic coraz wiecej. RoSnie
las sztandarow. wzmaga sic MIRO
vie glow, tworzac pfzedziwna
mozajke ma tie szarzejacej W da-
Ii wstegi Wisiy i dalekich obra-
mowai z zieleni prawego jej wy
brzeza.
Ma stokach cytadeli, pod krzy
iem Traugutta, ustawionv OF
tarz. obok niego mownica. Rozle
ga sic Spiew ,,Jeszcze Polska ME
zginela". strzaiy armatnie. -. -
Msza polowa zaczeia sic. WSrod
uroczystej ciszy rozlegaJa sic
dzwonki ministrant6w i ~iopotanie
sztandarow. 20 skonczunei
Mszy Sw. wchodzi ma kazalnice
y. Szlagowski i " podniosiych
siowach rozwija Potege idei kon
stutucyi majoweJ. 4 n~aStepnie
przechodzi do chwili obecnej -
do zbratania sic serc polSkich.
Do najwiecej wzruszajacych
uroczystych civil W CALVIN OBJ
chodzie zaliczyt trzcba akt Slubo
wanna Ojczyznie, Przysiege te
zlozvl sam i odebrai cd Narodu
W czasie swego przemowicnia Ks.
Szlagowski.
Tvsiace rak wznioslo sic do 60,
~. zablysly king ISABEL, a Ks.
Szlagowski czvta:
,,Ojczyzno, Mako nasza uni
iowana. my. nieodrodni synowie
Twoi, potomkowie ducha Boles1a
wow. Kazimierz6w wielkich it'd,
Poza TobQ. Polsko, ME masz
dia mas szczescia. Przyrzckamy
i przysiegamy, &c ME zagubimy.
ami obnizymy szczytnych idea
low, kt6rymy kierowali sic ojco-
vie nasi. Glosily pokoj i zgode
narodom. O polsko, PREY tobie
STAG. Ciebie bronic, Tobie siuzyc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
TAX nam dopomoz

bedzlemy. LAX nam dopomoZ
Boze."
Pc tym akcie uroczystym, kto
~ zostai powtorzony we wszy-
stkich swiatyniach stolicy, pc
nabozenstwach, odprawionych o
G. 9 rano, przyczem msze solen-
ia w archikatedrze celebroWa}
!. Z. Ks. kardynal Kakowski,
rozwinai sic imponujacy pochod.
Wszystkie balkony, domy, vie
lie okien, przystrojono barwami
narodowemi, sztandarami. orla--
mi i p%ortretami Kosciuszki, Po-
niatowskiego, Plsudskiego i in
uymi.
SzczeSliwym pomyslem bylo
polaczenie uroczystoSci z agita-
eva ma rzecz pozyczki panstwo-
wei.
Rozrzucane z aeroplanow ode
IVY, rozlepione pc miescie afiSze
i wezwania licznc transparency,
Z odpowiednimi napisami, niesio
ne W pochodzic. ustawione W Kill
ku punktach miasta kiosk do
przyjmowania zapisow ma pozy-
czke pahstwa, wSzystko to PREY
czynilo sic niewqtpliwie do roz-
powszcchnienia idei pozyczki i
przyczyni sic do jej powodzenia.
Olbrzymi pochod rozpoczeio
! wojSko z orkiestra ,szkoia pod
clorazvch. Szkoia kadctow z Mo
dina. battalion marynarzy, pie
chotv W heimach szturmowych
kcrpuS zandarmeryi, artylerya Z
armatami, Stral graniczpa - pic
sza i konna.
Ma caiei przestrzcni pochodu
wojSko byio przedmiotcm nieu-
stannych owacyi. Sypala sic IL
lcwa kwiatow. zapai ogarniai
wszvstkich, grzmiaIy niemilkna-
&C okIaski. Wznoszono okrzyki
M Geese bohaterow. T. tiumu &C
chwiIa. wvsuwaiy sic zastepy par
il mlodziezv. wreczajqcych Office,
rom i zoInierzom wiazanki kwie
cha. Z ktoremi wojskowi ME vie
dzicli wprost co robic. w tych "
wvCh dowodach czci ola armii. "
tych okrzykach bylo wszystko -
odpowiedz ma sobotnic napaSci
band bolSzewiCkich ma nicpoko,
nara ,,wiare' naSza i protest pre-
oiwko zakusom agentow. Lenina
Trockicgo ma rad i wojsko
Naijasnieiszej Rzeczypospolitej
Ia wojskiem dazylo Tow. So
kGl" zc sztandarami i plutonem.
niosac transparent o pozyczce
panstwowei. ga czele iowa
rzystw sportowych. Dalei poste-
powal Narodowy Zwiazek Ro--
botniczv, niosqc napiSy: MECH
zyie bohaterska armia polska"'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
JESTES ZDROW?

Jezeli zo}adek tw6j niedomaga GAR
FLAX ~poskutkuje ci n~atychniast. -
DMala talk jak Laxative ! ~czysciciel
krwi / dale dobre skutki. Me przysy.
iaj 1adnych pieniedZy.
Wytnij to o~gioszenie wraz z na1wi-
skiem j adresen twoim. a my poslemy
CT probke darmo.
CARLO CHEMICAL co.. Dept p. y.
14 Ave. 4. New York, y. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

widnial napis ma transparancie, a
ma drugim:
.Zamiast "a swa podlosc skla-
dac ma mas why, wynoscie sic do
Palestyny"
- Bravo, Bravo!
- Mech lyle nRozwoj" ze--
wszad wolano.
Wykrzykiwano tez ochoczo ma
Geese robotnikow chrzescijan-
skich, ktorzy niesli transparency
z napisami:
nzadamy sprawiedliwosci spo-
}~ecznej."
,.Precz z Komunistami."
yPolska tylko ola pracujacych
i uczciwych."
,,Bolszewizm - to powszech-
ma nedza, giod i krzywda."
Precz z komunitami! Mech
zyie narod polski - woiala po-
ruszona tymi napisami publicz-
nose.
A OTTO ukazaly sic znowu inne
transparency W pochodzic:
,Miasto Gdansk niegdys nasze
znowu bedzie nasze"
,,Potega i przysziosc Polski w
oparciu o Baltyk"
MECH lyle bohaterski Lwow"
,,Warmia i Mazury musza bye
nasze"
/ rWilno, Minsk. Ploskirow
Kamieniec - do Polski"
ME danny Slaska Gornego,
Cieszyns&iego, Spiszu i Gravy"
Diuga wstega przeszly reese
ludu Z okolic Warszawy, pred
stawiciele Pol. Tow. Farmaceu-
tycznego, Liga zeglugi polskiej,
cykliSci, druzyny skautowe i'm. J.
Piisudskiego, Klub polskich die
wczat. a "a mimi diugo jeszcze
ciagneiy tysiaczne tlumy mani
festantow.
Przerywanie pochodu mialo
micjsce W pewnych punktach z
powodu zapisywania sic ma po-
zyczke pahstwowa.
Pochod ciagnal sic z CORA 3
godzinv, a towarzyszyly mt ME
ustanne okrzyki zapalu: MECH
zyje armia nasza" - Mech zy-
je Komendant Piisudski" -
Mech lyle Sejm?' MECH
zyje rad polski" MECH lyle
miodziez polska" ,Wiwat ma
rynarka polska!" - MECH zyje
Francya" - Mech zyja kocha
ne zolnierzyki polskie!"
Do uroczystego obchodu swie
ia 3 maja ME przylsczyla sic tyl-
ko ia garstka ktora swietowa}a |
nlaia oraz mieszkancy Nalewck,
t. j. dzielnicy czysto zydowskiej.
Bogate Nalewki, Grzybow i
pobliskie i'm ulice, majac mno-
stwo cennych dywanow w maya
zynach / mieszkaniach prvwat-
rych paskarzy, wzbogaconych ma
wojnie - ME zdobyiy sic ami M
ieden balkon udekorowany.
Ma ulicach zydowskich ME Wi
dac bylo ami jednego wizerunku
bohaterow polskich, lub postaci
historycznej. zydow ME STAG by
10 ma zakupienie Or}a Bialego
chocby z papieru. Tam obchodzi-
Ii swieto tylko - stroze domowi,
ktorzy wywiesili choragwie. TEN
zydzi stwierdzili, re mic wspol--
nego z Panstwem polskiem ME
maia. Me dziela siS jego smut
klein, ami ~radoscia. s. cudzoziem
49, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER
TRANSFER OF FORD LOT
Matter Of Site for Memorial Library
Will BE Taken Up Tomorrow
Night.

President w. III. Adams has called
Il special session of the Board Of AL
dermcn TO meet tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock to consider the transfer
OF the old Ford lot Ito the State.
The meeting is called to carry out
the plan of those who are pushing
the transfer OF tho Ford lot in order
that work on the memorial library
and auditorium be started at once.
Members of the Common Council in
regular session passed the Ford lot
ordinance several weeks ago En-, on
account of the ordinance carrying an
appropriation il was declared illegal
to pass II the same night ii was in
troduccd.
Between the time OF tn" Council
meeting and the meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen tho legal flaw was
discovered and the board offered Il
substitute measure which is nracti-
cally the same as the one introduced
into the Council by Morgan H. Mills.
me ordinance will have laid on the
table three days and can lie passed
py tho board tomorrow night.
SO Tar as known there il no or
Eanizcd opposition to the measure
in the Board of Aldermen. and mem
hcrs are predicting the passage of the
bill in few minutes after the scS-
sion convcncs