davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
KOMUNIKAT
RzAEOWEGo BIURA AkcyI
RATUNKOWEJ PREY POSELSTWIE
P0LSNEM.
40 W. 40 Street, New York City.

Dochodza mas juz liczne "a
pytania w sprawie akcyi ratun-
kowei ola Polskiego Czerwone-
90 Krzyza. Z togo wnioskujemy,
re Wychodztwo chce .jak mai
energiczniej pracowac PREY mic
sieniu pomocy swym wspolroda-
kom w kraju.
Przedewszystkiem nalezy we
wszystkich koloniach polSkich
stworzyc komitety ratunkowe'
skladajace sic Z ludzi godnych
zaufania. Pc utworzeniu takiego
komitetu nalezy o tenn nlczWfo-
cznie zawiadomiG Biuro, 40 West
10th Street, New York, podajac
spis i dokladny adres urzedn'-
k6w. abySmy wicdzicli. naIczyJe
nazwisko many wysylac Wszel-
Ike instrukcye oraz kwitaryuszc'
Pisac MONA Pc polsku lub pc
a~ngielsku.
Powstaiy juz rozmaltc koml-
tety, kt6re ma wlasna reke rozpo'
czely akcye ratunkowa, czy to
przez zbieranie rozmaitych ma
teryai6w, czy tcz pieniedzy hub
dolarowych zapisow ma czfon,
k6w Polskiego CzeSNonego
Krzyza. Prosimy, ably wszelkie
tego rodzaju komitety porozu-
mialy sic Z buren, Akcyi Ra,
tunkowej i Gala swa prace pod
PROBATIONARY n~aszej dyrekcyi
oraz kontroli. Zadaniem naszenl
jest, ably te cala akcye zcentrali-
'zowac, a tenn samem - spotego,
wac i uniknaG wszelkich partyj'
nych stare lub nieporozumien.
Jak juz jest wiadomem z ode
ivy Posla, akcya nasza ME pole
ga ma zapisywaniu czionkow do
Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyza,
lecz ma zbieraniu pieniedzy
materyal6w, ktore w poiowie
majq bye oddane do dyspozycyi
Czerwonego Krzyza, jake misty
tucyi zajmujqcej sic zolnierzem
ma polu walk Il tych pieniedzy
zakupione bedq wszelkie PREY
bory medyczne, opatrunki, ban
daze, aparaty s~zpitalne, it'd Je-
dna czwarta Geese zebranych fun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
PYTANIA I

Veronica D.: Jak MONA zapo--
biedz predkiemu rozk}adowi miesa
ryb?
Zamrozenie ryb wstrzymuje, do
pewnego czasu ich rozklad, ale
zmienia coSkolwiek ich .smak. Ma
dlugi Gas wstrzymuja rozkiad ryby:
solenie, w~edzenie, suszenie, marSno-
wanie W occie korZennym, Tub W GIL
vie. Przer6b TAXI ME zawsze jednak
wpiywa dodatnio ma snakowitosc l
strawnos6, chociaz w niekt6rych wy
padkach smak ryby, a zwiaszcza thu
stej, podnosi.
Piotr H.: CO moze ~oznaczat dtu-
gotrwaly ] swist W. uszach?
Katary pzewod6w siuchowych,
ze~wnetrznego i wewnetrznego, ich
zatkanie, zapalenie blony bebenko-
wei i innych czeSci wewnetrznych u
cha. Najbezpieczniej bedzie udac sic
do lekarza.
MARGIN W.: jake So warunki spo-
kojnego i pokrzepiajacego snu?
CiemnoSc I cisza, o lie to Jest mo-
1.-Two w naszem mie$cie, polozenie
ciala spokotne / wygodne, nieobec--
nose bodzcow dlG zmysi6w smaku !
powonienia, jednostajne umiarkowa.
ne ciepio, brak dolegliwoSci fizycz-
nych, spok6j wewnetrzny 1 swieze
powietrze W sypialni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

duszow przeznaczona jest
ola Polskiego Bialego Krzyza,
ktory z p~olecenia Rzadu Polskie-
go zajmuje sic ~zo}nierzem poza
LIMA bojowa. Jedna czwarta Geese
Jest przeznaczona ola RICO, czy-
Ii Rady Giownej i Opiekuhczej,
naipowazniejszej instytucyi W
Polsce, zajmujacej sic cd czasu
wojny Swiatowej cywilna ludno-
iSciq. Po~jej dyspozycyi, w wiel-
k;ej mierze, bedzie oddana bieli-
Una, ubrania, obuwie, ktore maja
bye rozdane przez te organiza-
eye. posiadajqca swe biura w ca
LEI Polscc, ludnosci, kleska wo-
jenna dotknietej. Wszystkie tie
crganizacyc stoja ponad stronni-
ctwami lub partyami i kazda Z
MICH ma swoj jasno okre5lony "a
krcs piracy w PQlsce pod kontro-
la Rzadu.
Prey rozpoczetej Rampant ME
bedzicmv wydawaIi jakichkol-.
wick gizuczk6w Czerwonego
Krzyza Polskicgo lub innych spc
cyalnych odznak, ,gdyz te rzcczy
pochlaniajq F1se sunny picnic
INC. Staranicm naszem jest, ably
Gala kampanie prowadzit jak
najogledniej i Z mozliwic jak maj
m%nicjszymy w~ydatkami. Kazdy
ofiarodawca otrzyma cd swego
poszczeg6lnego komitetu pokwito
wanie, zaopatrzone w odpowied-
ME po}dpisy i pieczet Biura Akcyi
Ratunkowej. Pozatem swiado-
nose, &c kazdy Polak spefnil
sw6j obowiazek, skiadajac swoj
dar ma ofiary wojny, mozliwie
najhojniejszy, powinna mu wy
starczyc.
Ze' strony Biura poprowadzimv
Gala kampanie bez wdawania sic
W jakiekolwiek partyjne Walk i
jak juz bylo powiedziane, ma Ia
mach pism polskich bedziemy
VAN dawali dokladne sprawoz-
DAME z rozwoju i.przebiegu ca
lei akcyi. Kwitaryusze So przy-
gotowane / prosimy zwrocic sic
do Biura O ME oraz, 0 ipstrukcye.
w poszczegolnych wypadkach,
ME znajqc danych osob z~astrzega
my sobie prawo poinformowania
sic co do ich Observation-Disclosures.
Jednem slowem, chcemy Gala
kampanie prowadzic iak ~najrze--
telniej, najuczciwiej i Z najwiek-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
Roznica Pomiedzy Tygodni'
, weni Rocznemi
Polisami!

TYGODNIOWA POLISH: pha-
Gao Zoe tysodniowo, ia 20-sto letnieJ'
sto dolarUwej polisie. przez ~ 'Sso-
dnie W roku, wynosi $500 rocznie przez
20 lat. wpIaci $4,000. a otrzyma tSlh"
$4,000. to Jest wpfacii $500 wleceJ'
anizeli otrzymal, a przywileje ma tycn
polisach, przysiuguja doriero po ~
tym ruku.
PROVIDERS LIFE RoCzNE Poll.
sly: kosztuja $40 r~ocDnie, to jest
45c taniej cd t~ygodniowej, przez ~
LAT wplaci $500. otrzyma $lO0.OO, Il
vic, ~oszczedzi $500. przez 20 Lat, a PREY
wileje ma tych polisach przysiuguJa
luz no 3-cim roku. zamiast po lNym
roku jak ma tySodniOwych, agent JIG
bedZie pukai do drZwi % raZy W Tohu'
mic bcdZic a~mbaraSOwaf Zony 1 dziecl'
i rodzinie unikna nieporozumienia' Jah
czestokroc sic zdarza. Ae Zapfaca VIE
Gel aniaeli sic nalezy, prZez zukah
stwo niesumicnnego agcnta. Cl EtorZy
ME NIGGA placlG rocznie s4.t1' moS4
piacic pG{-rocznie sat.
Providers Life asekuruje dzieci ty[
ko ma 10 - - i 20-sto letnie posago-
we polisy. TAX. re dziecko otrzyma ca
10 sumo ma kt0ra byf zaasekurowany
10 10-ciu. 15-stu Tub 2O-stu latach,
podczas Hycia.
Cpraszamy wiec SzanOwna Publ
cznoSG. asekurOwac siebie i dzieci W
Providers Life, DO TO jest Polska In
stytucya.
Ma doroslych many poliSy. pfatne
przez Gale zycic. plame przez 10 - II
hub 20 lat, i taksamo 10 ID 1ub ~
lat posagowe, z wszelkimi przywllela-
mi.
Providers Life pctrzebuje aGent0w
DO wszystkich okolicach, kt6rzy mosa
zarobic wiccej, anizeli pracujac ciezko
W fabryce, agenci W naszej kompanli
zarabiaja wiecej, chodza W czystym u
braniu, " bia{ych k~o1nierzykach, pra-
cuja W szIachetny / rzctelny Sposa-
Nowoprzybywajacy agenci ME potrze-
buja umiec tego interest,", uczymy ich
W czasie gdy zarabiaja. Osoby zycza-
ce bye agentami, NIGGA sic zgioslc do
g16wnego biura kompanii, 10 south La
Sale Street, Chicago, Tub do
1867 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago.
324O S. Halsted St., Chicago.
1908 w. Division St, Chicago.
11441 Michigan Ave, K~ensington, III.
304 Cutting Building, Joliet, Illinois.
1920 Eighth St, La Sale, Illinois.
435 Missouri ave, II. St Louis, Illinois
The Providers Life Assurance Comp.
DIR. NJ. F. Bozinch, prezes.
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
c. program Slowacki.

Prezes S{owackiei Rady Narodo-
wei, prof. DIR. FrancisZek Jehljcka,
ogfosil W ,,Gazecie Warszawskief'
o~swiadczenie, W ktorem domaga sic
Sfowacyi dla S~lowakow. Jest to ha-
s4o Stowackiej Rady Narodowe1.
CDesi uwazaja Slowacye Ia swa ko-
Ionic i "a kurytarz do Rosyi. Siowa-
eva ma bye chodnikiem, kt6ry VIE
die Czechow do Rosyi i W ten spo-
sob LACEY Rosye przez Czechy z
Niemcami. We wlasnym ~interesie ko-
alfcyt bylaby zmiana tego punkth
traktatu wersalskiego. Siowacya
2laczona q .Czechami stale sic ME-
bezpieczna / dla koalicyi gdyz znaj-
DUE sieAteraz pod wladza czeska,
a Czesi vmaia o~ryentacye rosyjsko-
niemiecka. Tymccasem niezalezrfa
Slowacya W federacyi z Polska mia
laby i ola koaatcyi wielkie Znaczenie.
JesteSmy "a tenn, ably Madziarzy czy-
sto madziarskie obszary otrzymali z
i przyfaczyli sic do fede-
racyi polsko-slowackiej jako trzeci
ezionek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
ExTRA!!!!

Zaczynaja sic rozwijac- pc Gaze? a
merycc, r6znego rodzaju Polskle in'e-
resy poyinnismy .byli to zaczac XIII
kadziesiat lat temu napowr6t, inne ID.
rody zostawili mas piecdzleslat lat
wStecz.
Sto pietdziesiecio letnie nasze Zycze-
mic spefnilo sic ,,WOLNA PoLShA.
obecnie pozostaje sic tylko podniesc
ducba. kulture, a najg{1~nieJAym I"
vrzystkich, dobrobyt i finanse.
Providers Life Insurance Eompanla'
lest prawie pierwsza instytucya Fol
ska W Ameryce, zbudowana ma MAJ
zdrowszym Fundamentals. Pomlmo re
zarzeIa organizowaG sic naJgorszycn
czasach, jakich W history swiato"eJ
ME by}o pisane, zaasekurowaia ludzl ma
przeszio $1,000, 100000.
Providers Life, ma take same poll
sy, a nawet W niekt0ryeh wypadkach
2 dogodniejszymi ~warunkami, anlzell
kompanie inno-narodOwc. A~sekuruJemy
poczawszy cd 6cio miesiecznego DIE
cka AZ do 15-stu lat, jako dzleci, OIL
500 do $500, i az do 6O-cio letnlego
starca. poczawszy cd $4,000, do ME D
g~rmiczonej sunny, sicsajacej do Milo
now.
Niekt6re kompanie asekuruJa dAlec'
ma tySodniowc polisy, po D l loc tSGo'
dniowo. Providers Life asckuruJe dZie'
ri tylko ma %p0i-rocZne / roche polls!'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
sza korzyscia ola naszych braci W
Pobsce potrzebujacych pomocy.
M. w. Lozinsh,
Dyrektor.
Dnia S. pa5dziernika, 1920.

Poniewaz jedna Geese zebra
nych skladek i materyalow pod
czas obecnej Rampant ma bye
oddana do dyspozycyi Bialego
Krzyza, ktory zajmuje sic zoi-
nierzem naszym poza frontem
bojowym, uwazamy "a stosowne
podac Szanownym Czytelnikom
garSc wiadomoSci z dzia}an Pol
skiego Bialego Krzyza. Jak juz pc
przednio donosilismy, Bialy
Krzyz jest pod kontrola rzadu i
jego praca, jak to ponizcj z "a
mieszczonego raportu Z gazet
krajowych sic wykazuje, jest
ponad jakiemikolwiek partyami
hub zrzcszeniami. Ia Kuryerem
Poznahskim podajemy co naste-
puje:
Il dziaialnosci PolSkiego Bia-
lego Krzyza. p. B.tk. jake Zwia-
EEK Stowarzyszci spo}ecznych
pracujacych wedlug statutu ola
zoinierza i ofiar wojny, pod wply
WEN wypadk6w ostatniej chwili
zcSrodkowaf swoja dzialalnoSc
wy}acznic W kierunku pc
trzeb zoinierza ma froncie.
GarSG nizej przytoczonych
cyir W ~ogolnych zarysach Okla
zuie dzia}alnosc P. B. X. "a CA
cd poczatku biezacego roku do
dnia 2+go sierpnia
w pierwszem p6froczu 1920
roku zebrano ofiar 1,22o,975.05
NIX, Cd 1go lipca do 24go sier-
pnia 1920 roku 1,47S.402.43 NIX.
Razcm 2.7oS,377.4s NIX.
Og6}em P. f X. wydai bqdz
to got6wka, badz TO w towarach
ma eel zolnierza 80 miliony marek.
Sckcya darow amerykanskich
"a czas swej dziafalnosci wspo-
mogia przez rozdzia} g~arderoby i
obuwia okofo 100000 osob, roz-
dajac ogolem 7,l4o skrzyh warto
sci okolo miliarda marek. Cd OBJ
darzonycll otrzymano og6lcm
1o1,245 oryginalnych pokwito-
wan i podziekowah, ktore w
dniach najblizszych zostana O.
desianc ofiarodaWcom w Amery-
&C.
L inicyatywy P. B. K. zostala
w ostatnich tygodniach zorgani-
zowana wysylka woreczk6w z
p~odarkami ola zo}nierza ma FROM
Gle, kt6re wsrod naszych obron-
cow spotkaiy sic z ogromna ra-
dCScia j P B. K. stwierdza z praw
DIVA przyjemnoscia, re ia for
ma ofiary ola zolnierza znalaz}a
caiy szereg naSladowc6w wSrod
instytucyi, niosacych dis pomoc
zoinierzoWi.
Miedzy innemi wybitne miej-
see zajqf Pahstw' Kom. Obywa-
tclski, z ktorym P. B K, celem
ujednostajnienia rozdawnictwa
woreczk6w, wszedi obecnie w
Scisle porozumienie. w miesia-
Gu sicrpniu P. B. X. rozdal
c,14I woreczkow
M. w. Lozinski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DR. J0zEE j. YAK speeyMnoS6: ohotnctw choroby dhec 1 wcwnetrnne:
I. HELEN ]. GORECkA - spcyaInosc: chorby kobet dLed 1 pNoAnlctWo!
Dl.l HMs artykuy ,rescio G6LNo PoUCzAIACEy " 1edntnis Sdss~t.
MA PYrANIA OSOBSTYCH WYP NDK0W I Ma PYTANIA ANOSIMOWE. ME
ODPOwIADAMY. ME- oDAJEMY RECEIPT, AM ME WkRACZAMY W~ZARz4-
Zapytana ADHEsowAo NALEzY DO KEDAKCYL DoLAozAJ4o zNAozEH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
DARMO L
CIERPIACYCH MA ASTME
,SkrRH 0asu.
Nowy domowy srodek ktorego kA4uy
nave moAe bsz pxzykrusd alho

,Straty czasu.
Many nova, aStnoe bontroluteca ne
tode chcemy byScte s~prooovah - nA
naSz koszt. Wszyscko jedno czy cderpi-
eIe jsz Cd dawna cry dyaaTtca dcptero
rozHija sic, csy to UypaSek przygodny
albo c~hrOnicnnA ASTHMA, ~powTnniscie ma
pisac DO bezp4ama probe nasSej metody.
Me rob- roanicy gdzie nieszkacie, c1em
ne t~rudngOse lub lie lat hczyce, Jesli
ierpicie ma asrne, metoda ulSy
wan natychmiast
SzczeSolnIe ehcaelFbyAuny posfaS tym
kSorych wypadRd 50 bozradMena, gd1te
wszySrkie ku,acye tak wdychane. tueA
opium preparSye. patent smokes, etc,
ME pomogfy. Chcemy foYieSc Eat-stnu
naszym kosztern, Re "a nova metoda al
~ oddyohaniu, chark2nlu l tnnym po-
dobnym napadom.
Ia bezpkatna ofertA Jest "a dontosfa
by al m j03en 6zteA ia o6Ulec.
iiSzcie Il 81 Z IT 'cZ3i.cie 4 be- Ne
przysySatcie ~pieniedEy. Przyshjio In
Sal ter ninietszy kupon-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-19

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This Sale, 2 bottles 80
Regular Price, Bottle, SOC DC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
meet ME IN HEAVEN, SAYS
PR0MINET 0kLAH0MAM. KISSES
FAMILY. THEN KILLS HIMSELF
0, Associated Proc.

By Associated Pres.
ARDMoRE. Okla, Nov, 27.-Jamcs
T.. Lamb Of Ardmore. whose mutilated
body was found with a bullet wound
through the heart ON the tracks 81 the
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Fe railroad
six miles south OF here last night, died
as the result Of "gunshot wound,
selfinfllcted." according to the verdict
OF coroner's jury late today.
Lamb was drliung contractor and
had associate idn business with Jake
l.. Hamon. Republican national com.
mittecmnn from oklahoma. who died
here yesterday from a wound received.
according % Frank l.. ketch. lannon's
business manager, from the accident.
nj discharge Of a revolver" Hamon IL
said 10 have been cleaning Sunday
night.
Members Of Lambs family testified
at the inquest today. Mrs. Lamb said
her husband kissed the family good.
bye at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
and asking his wife To pray for him.
said: BE sure to meet me In heaven. -
Lamb also asked for his revolver
according to his widow. and said rs
he took Il: you never can tell
may have use for H."
Business associates of lamb declared
today he had seemed Respondent In
the last few weeks and they ascribc
III health as the cause for his desi'on'
dcncy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Eight Welfare and
Religious Bodies
For Europe Relief

By Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Nov. % --!r
his address before the Texas State
Teachers Association here today. +. A.
Peden OF Houston. former federal food
administrator. announced his appoin,
mont M chairman 81 the state joint
committee Of the European relief coun
sci.
The work OF eight great welfar,
and religious bodies will h. merged In
the council. The duties OF this state
committee will consist of the focusing
Of all efforts for European relief m
the child feeding problem, which has
been met 10 far by the American Re
lief Association.
Other members OF the stat ecommlt
tee OF the council are: Albert Stoves
Jr.. Of san Antonio, representing the
Red Cross; Abraham Levy Of Houston
Oscar Berman and Jesse ID. Open
heimer Of san Antonio and Rabbi Da
vid Lefkowitz OF Dallas. all represent
Ing the American Jewish Relief; Rhodej
\. Baker Of Dallas, representing ny
Quakers. The representatives Of ~
Knights Of Columbus and Of the Fl
eral Council Of chyrchcs Will m 4
nounced a. soon AZ the appoinunoSt
are made by the executive committ.s
In New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
0 Say, Boys!
See How the
Girls Will Look
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By Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 27.-Ths
semiannunl meeting u the National
cloak. sui, and skirt manufacturers as-
soclatlon here today was attended by
more than 800 delegates who discussed
the nov fashions for spring and dis
played by living models nj the style
show this afternoon.
No very radical changes are shown
from the lines 81 fall and winter gar
mcnis. Skirts continue short and
s,rnlRht. The slender silhouette pre-.
dominates and the youthful spirit WIS
expressed In many garments shown.
individuality IL the keynote ~ early
spring apparel" said Phillip Frankcl,
executive secretary ~ the association.
EVERY woman viii have opportunity
to EXPRESS her own personality through
selection ~ the variety % models offered
by tho manufacturers for 1921"
A wide choice In suits was displayed
In straight. hoxy Jackets and closer ~.
ting suit coats with ripplcs at the eide
end fiat hanging panels front and bac';.
Eton and Bolero models give new 81
f,cts with scallops. uneven hens and
coat edges Tailored suits with and
without belts are cut severely slender.
Skirts are short with suggestion Il
more fullncss In some cases with panels
TUNES. hem trimmings and pleatings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
AMERICAN CHARGE
WILL NOT ATTEND
ObREGON AFFAIR
q. \. REPRESENTATIVE HOLDS
PRESENCE At MEXICAN IN.
AUGURAL IMPLIES RECOG.
MILTON,
AWAITS Instructions
VIII Accept Invitation Of Mexico Only
Upon Orders From Washington.
French Agent SENDS Ac.
ceptance.

" Associated freae.
MEXICO CITY. Nov 27.-Newspaper
reports that the American charge
d'Affaires. George T. Summerlin. had
accepted an official invitation 10 at.
tend the inauguration ceremonies on
December 1. were denied today, the
charge asserting that he In awaiting in.
structions In the matter from Wash.
ington. Unless he is ordered TO attend.
he says II will be impossible for him
10 he present. inasmuch as this act un.
doubtedly would he construed as i'm
plying recognition Of the obregon gov.
eminent.
Members Of the diplomatic corps In
Mexico City except for Representative
of governments which already have rec.
ognized the new Mexican regime. are In
quandry over the inauguration, the
diplomats approaching. as does Mr.
Summerlin. that attendance implies rec.
ognition.
II 10 understood the French charge.
Count Victor Ayguesparssc. win attend
IN diplomatic uniform. which II taken
here 90 confirm the prevalent BELIEF
that France will recognize the obregon
government Immediately. The count
several days ago addressed congratu.
latory letter TO the Mexican secretary
of foreign relations. DIR. c. Hldalgo.
ustlng the formalitics employed only
between recognized diplomats, and ru.
NOR In official circles II that this mere.
~ presages formal recognition.
The Italian charge. stefano carrara.
viii attend. but not In uniform. The
japanese charge. Il In understood. will
follow the action at the American
charge. Great Britain officially is not
represented here,
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j. S. OFFICER ATTENDS LEAGUE MEET
OF AMERICAN
CREATES SPECULATION.
ARMS CONTROL TAKEN UP
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

GENEVA Nov y y the Associated Press 1.-The arrival here
today of Major Marlborough Churchill chief OF the military ne
gence division of the general staff OF the American army which
far appears has real significance except himself and
his department has created mild League OF Nations
circles The United States has been the lips OF almost
spokesman the assembly Of the league and probably the minds
of every delegate
hope that the United States will day join the league
unmsakab The entire work OF the assembly has vsby been d-
rccted so as to prejudice the important questions issue
regarding the league covenant and to leave the open for
the United States have her say its eventual revision.
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LODGE URGES
ARRANGEMENT ON
ASIA IMMIGRANTS
SENATOR FavoRs JOINING HANDS
WITH CANADA AND NEW
ZEALAND.
ADDRESSES UNION CLUB
Says Country VIII Have 90 Depend
On Large Taxes For
Some Time To
Come.
Ry Associated hress.

ny Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.--An "ar.
arrangement" by the United States with
Canada. Australia and New Zealand
In regard to Aslntic immigration was
advocated by Senator Lodge Of Massa.
chusetts, In an address nj the Union
League club founders day exercises
here tonight.
1--WE have heard n great deal about
leagues and agreements" said the Sen
ator. There In one arrangement l
| should like 10 make very much. and
that In an arrangement with Canada.
Australia and New Zealand In rcgarf
to Asiatic immigration. Their danger
is the same as ours and the shadow
hangs darkest over Australia. We
must face Il. and II might as well be
understood that II In In on sense OF hos.
tlllty TO any nation. but there are GER
tRin great principles that must be nc.
ceptcd. One In that no one nation has
the right or can find cause Of war
In the demand that her people shall
emlgrate 10 another free country an the
first sovereign right In the right to saw
who shall come into the country"
senator Lodge said he was afraid"
that ut the present time the immigr1'
ton laws ARE not being properly en-
forced"
IL say that" he added. because tho
department Of justice had ordered the
deportation Of many men who had come
here In violation Of our laws and who
are dangerous to the United States"
Touching on the tariff. Senator
Lodge said he did not think the dutig'
on imports are now bearing their fssnl
proportion Of the expenditures Ga TN
United States
81 think" he added. with 5astics
We can add TO the revenYe from tha'
source and relieve taxpayers IRON
more Calling and INJURIOUS taxes.
He declared the wholt system OF tar
alton mus, be readjupted and that he
was afraid the United States would
have to continue ty raise a very large
amount by taxes.
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~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2I.-liecauso
farmers cooperative organizations are
exempt from application IL antitrust
laws. the department ~ justice has Glib
en- no consideration 20 the campaign for
the Withholding 81 crops from the mar.
kets until prices advance. Il was said
tonight by Frank X. Nebeker, special
assistant 90 the attorney general In
charge ~ antitrust prosecutions
Mr.. Ncbeker's explanation OF the de.
partmcnt's attitude followed the recent
statement ~ Charles $. Barrett. presi'
dent ~ the National Farmers Union,
that he understood that federal agents
were attempting TO obtain evidence TO-
prosecutions In Kansas. Iowa and other
Middle Western States.
The Clayton antitrust act. Mr.. Ncb''
ker said. expressly provides that agri'
cultural organizations not having cap.
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Deny u. S. Is Prosecuting
Farmers For Crop Strike

itai stock OF conducted for profit.
not be construed as consipries IL,
straint Of trade. Withholding Of q
from market for personal profit
Ncbekcr asserted. probably would
be held as organization profits
Mr.. Nebeker also explained thai
law would seem 20 preclude
against the farmers. inasmuch 4
net specifies that no part OF the
priations shall be expended for
prosecution ~ farmers who cooF
20 obtain n fair and reasonable
for their products. Mr.. Nebel<,
clared. would. however. probably
ern In any specific case that
arise as Il would seem that slnf
present laws forbid prosecution
the effort II 20 obtain n fair pric.
versely attempts 10 obtain unfa
unreasonable prices would be cot
To the law.
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One Killed, Three
Injured in Oil
Blast at Petrolia
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Nov. ~
one man was killed and three injured
AZ rctrolia today when n heavy pres.
sure gas pipe line on which they were
working exploded The explosion oc-
CURED short distance from the Lone
Star gas company's plant.
L. q. Webb 30 years old. WIS killed.
the force ~ the explosion hurting him
nifty feet from the pipe line. lie fell
on his head. breaking his neck. H.
II survived by n widow and seven
daughters Jake Thorton suffered tho
loss II both eyes. lee Gee was cut
and bruised by flying pieces ~ pipe.
Both were brought to hospital here
Bert Chambers was slightly bruisel
and burned Al were pipe line men.