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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
RZEz TAPONCZYKoW I IN
TELIGENCYI ~ROSYJSKIEJ.

&isya japoMska otrzymala Z
Toxic telegram, podajqcy szczC-
g0iy gloSncj rzezi w Nikolajew-
,ku, jakiej dokonali boIszewicy
ma Japonczykach ! intcligcncyi
rosyjskiei.
Telegram ten brzmi:
Toxic. Szczegolowc p~olozcnic
W Nikolajewsku by}o zupclnic
nicznanem, poniewaz bolszcwicy
zaieIi stacye telegraph iskrowego.
" poIowie maja. kicdy lody pu-
>ci}y, rad japonski postal jcdcn
oddzial pod komendQ gencraia
Tanno. Oddzial ten 5 czerwca
w3zedf do portu .Nikolajcwska i
zaj&i forty. Partyzauci wszyScy
.uz uciekli, ME zoSta} sic ami jc-
den. Pred wyjSciem swojem pod
paiili oni miasto, domy i wazne
Gmachy publicznc, wskutek &C
90 miasto calc zootalo ~zniszczo-
ne.
CO sic tyczy ich barbarzyriswa,
to Jest poprostu straSzncm mo-
viz o tenn. Wyrzneli oni wszy-
stk;ch be- wyjq;ku Japonczykow
"a oprGcz togo take picc tySiccy
RoSyan Z k6I inteligcncyi. Die
CT zabijali ~udcrzajqc jc o sciany
dom6w. Tub 0 bruk. kobiety
.2walcili, potem rozbierali, PREY
muszaIi tahczYj bez ubranja, 4
polem bagnetami hub tel sickle
rami zabijali. | tcraz .nawet W
mieScie i okolicach lea caiymi
stosami trupy Japonczykow /
Kosyan. przyczcm rece ! nogi ma
jQ zwiQzane, "a rozcbrani, ma'Q
liczne Slady bagnctow i kul ma
ciele. albo tel majQ obcicte rece i
nogi. RoSyanic, ktorzy schronili
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
EOLSZEWICY CHCA PREY
WROCIC GRANGE MEME.
CKO : ROSYJSKA z PRED
WOJNY.

Nauen. - Niemiecka prasa pc
wtarza donicsicnic dziennik6w
sztokholmskiCh, wedle kt6rego ko
misarz ludowy sowiecki ola
spraw gospodarczych 'oSwiadczyi,
re Rosya potrzebuje ola podzwi-
sniecia sic, graniczyc ma przy--
szloSc bczpoSrednio Z Niemcami.
L tcgo powodu ofcnzywa pre-
civ Polsce prowadzona Jest da-
lc; proSramowo. az do oci2gnie-
cia zakrcSlonych o~stateCznic &C.
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26

zydow. Zoinirzi. Bracy. Zucajcic
bron i chodzcie "a bandere VOL
noSci rownoSci ! bratcrstwa. -
Mech zyjc internacyonalnosc.
S brrackiem szacpnkiern
Komunistyczna partya wycllodej
Germany ,,Oddziai S%partakus,"
Trudno przypuszczac, ably ia
Ia propaganda znalaz}a grunt W
duszy zofnierskiej. Niemnicj ma
ley ma MIA zwr6cit uwage i Gym
nik9w kompetentnych i samcgo
spOleczeistWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
CPOR ROSYJ-
SKICH PRZECIW MOBILI-
ZACYI?

Szwcdzkie dzicnniki twierdzq,
lie wszyStkie urzedowe wiadomo-
sci L Rosy zgodnc So CO do fax
IT,, jakoby chlopi rosyjscy oparli
SIG rozkazowi neutrality-suspicious.
Trockiego. kt0remu uda}o sic tyl
ko W znikomej czesci wziac ME
ktGrych Z Mich do czerwonej ar
nil. celem Wysiania pesi}kow
przeciw Polsce. Chiopi ME chca
porzuciG robot W polu. ami sly
sec O wojnie przcciw PoIsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dnal wlasny rDAIESNIKA CHICAGOsKIEGo", prowadzony
oryginalnie pzez Reiakcye pry laskawym wsp6fudztale sPecyainych
referentow:
DE-. MICHAL G. COY specyalnoSc: choroby wewnetrme, ncrwo-
we, ,dietetyka;
DIR. J0ZEF j. YAK - spcyaInosf: posonictwo, choroby dzeci
wewnetrzne;
DIR. HELENA J. G0RECKA - specyalnosG choroby kobct, dzeci
poloznictwo;
DR. JAN J. IISS - dcntystyka.
Dzial zawicra artykuIy treS1 OGGINOPOUCZaJ4CEJ W ddedzi-
ME zdro"ia; podajc sic tel odpOwi,dzi II pytaHia, nadsyiane prZez a
szych Czytelnik6w, lcz tyKo taki, kt6rc OGOLNIE moSa bye traktowa-
nc; ZAPYTAN co DO OSOBISTYCI!, ISDYWIDUALHYCH WYPAD-
K0W, ORAz PiTAN ANONLMOWYCH ME ODPoWIADAMY W I'M
DZIAII, JAK R0WEIEH ME pOUAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA.
GA STE w ZARZADZENIA LEKARZY.
Zapytania naeay ADRESOWaC Do REDAKCTI. DOLACZAJAC
zNACZEK 2CENTOWY; zwracaG ,e MONA do kt6gegokolwick Z wyme-
nionych lekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
ASQUITH PRZECIW TABOR,
CZOSCI ANGLII.

Nauen., Prasa niemiecka ogla-
sza move Asquitha , Visible
smin, W ktorej Asquith radzil, a
by ewakQowano Incorporating,
pouicwaz Anglia re StapowiSka
prawniczego hie moze mice lad
nych pretensyi do tcso kraju, a
tyiko Liga narodow jest upowaz
Mona do rozpatrywaaia sprawy.
Pc movie l.. Georgia., spree
ciwiajqcej sig wywodom Asqui,
tha, Izba wniosek Asquitha Cd
rzucila 2S5 glosami przeciw 50,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
Wiadomosci Prasy Polskiej wOjczyznie

barzyhstwa, w checi ulzenia To-
Sowi licznych ofiar teroru bolsze
wickiego, zanosi protest pred
Trybune Miedzynarodowego
Czerwonego Krzyza majac ma
'dzieje. re wyrazi on oburzenic
calej ludzkoSci cywilizowanej
przeciw tym ktorzy uwazajq, re
sila brutalna be- granic ma "a
panowac mad Swietemi prawami
moralnoSci ogolno-ludzkiej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
C. d. n.y.
pYTANIA [ OD?OWIEDZI.

~ Sarooo
,.. .....;, roozo,-
..,., .,.,,.o nrzv-
nav" .,..
Sp''0~en'o pu'"'' ,,n.n,
"'"" sig
Gas 10 po"''"'e
""r"'" S"'' l
pF"cr"S' "'"
cen "!'"o'NF 'F
S"h'o"Ne "''0 'f'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26

1903. Dyrektorem urzedu i glow
nym organizatorem tego pred
siewziecia byl Moszek Lemer, wi
ccdyrektorem Adam Wender,
wspo}pracowniczka Kornblumo--
wa, a po5redniczkq W dostarcza-
niu fa}szywych druk6w Marjem
Stofzenberg. Ma miejscu zasta-
no tel 4 klient6w urzedu (popi-
sowych) niejakich Moszka Lands
Lerga. Mandla Gutenberg, Her
sza HelImana i J6zefa Essigma-
ma. Wszystkich natychmiast a
rcSZtOWanO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26

ku n~adZwyczaj iatWO ~ZOStaje assyml-
lowany w ~przewOdzie pokarmOwym,
a pr0cz tego posiada jakieS dotad
ME zbadane caikowicie w~iasnoSci,
"a pomcca kt6rych przyczynia sic do
lepszego i kompletniejszeSo zuzytko
wanna tluszcz6w, znajdujacych sic
W innych pokarmach.
Streszczajac pOwyzsZe lolna vice
powiedziej, &c dobry gatunek swie-
lego tranu, o lie jest utrzymywany
W otoczGniu ch}odI EN-, szczelnie "a
kcrkOwany, uzywany W mnieJszych
dawkach, W p~rzyjemnej dla pacycll-
Ia kombinacyi i przez jakiS czas tyl-
10. stanowi bez watpliwosci leden
zc skuteczniejszyCh $rOdk0w leczni-
czych w zwalczaniu malnutrycyi ce-
chuiaccj suchoty. Dodat music, ze
rzeczywt;cie pozalowania godnem
Jest. il nieSwiadomO&G tych zasadni-
czych wskaz6wek jest TAX rozpc-
wszechniona, DO tegO wyradza sic
zupelnie nicpotrzebnie wstret u cho-
rujqcych. kt0ry lekarze tax czesto "
swell praktyce na~potykaja. W Wy
padkach suchot, odznaczajacych sig
~skionnoScia do r~czwolnienia czeste-
90. ~ostrozro:t " Zastosowaniu OLE
j6w i tluszcz0w jest niezbedna. be
Iarwo MONA mimi TAXI stan pcgor-
szyG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
DO ORDOW AR
NIL POLSKIEJ WZYWA
TROCKI.

Wieden. L 1cIsingforsu douo
sxa. &c Trocki wydaf odczwe do
zolnicrzy czcrwoncj arnii, W kto
rel wzywa do wymordowania
be- litoSci caiej arnii polskiej i
do prowadzenia ~ofensywy i scia-
gania wrqga az do z~upefnego je-
GO zniszczenia. Odezwa konczy
sic sEowami ,,smierG burzuazji
poiskiej", ,,smiert kontrrewolui,
CYL i ,smierG Pilsudskiemu."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
PROPAGANDA BOLSZEWI--
CHA MA POMORZU.
,.Gazeta Warszawska" plsze:

,,Gazeta Warszawska" plsze:
Okazuje sic, re bolszewicy sta
raiq sic szczepic rozklad W ma
SIC spofeczchstwo lie tylko ma
froncie wschodnim, ale take ma
zachodnim. Bolszewikom rosyj--
skim sekunduja spartakusowcy
n]iemieccy.
Ma Pomorzu W okolicach Choj
mic rozrzucono lub n~aklejono nd
sEupach nastcpujqcc odezwy, kto
re jake document chwili przyta-
czamy W doslowncm brzmicniu Z
zachowanicm w}asciwoSci orto--
graficznych:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
RZEZ MA OBSZARACH "a
JETYCH PREF BOISE
K b -

Zarzsd glowny Polskiego Tow.
~Czerwohego Krzyza wyslai Z
Warszawy nastepujaca depesze:
lamiac umowe zawarta w Ii
Stopadzie z Polskim Czerwonym
krzyzem, Wade bolszewick'
pred ewakuacya miast: Zytomle
RIA, Berdyczowa. Kiiowa, wzieiy
zakiadnikow z poSrod ludnoSci
cywilnej, wrzucity ich. do vic
zieh, a n~astepnie w~ywioz}y do
oddalonych prowincyi r~osylskich.
f'omiedzy tymi zakiadnikami
znajduja sic kobiety / dzieci. -
Przeszio 50 zakiadnikow wywie-
ziono z Kijowa, traktujqc ich ia
ko zwyklych przestepcow. Droga
odwrotu czerwonej armii Jest
stale usiana zwlokami, ktore no
sza ma sobie SHADY znecania i tor
tur, zadanych IA zycia; cfiary
sa rozstrzeliwane, zabijane bag
retami, z poderznietem gardiem.
zgwalcone. a nastepnie zabiJane,
ukamieniowane. w~ieszane. zabi-
jane uderzeniami pack batogow
z wyprutymi wnetrznoSciami spa
lone Ia zycia, Z wyrwanemi Tub
oHcietemi konczynami. z wyrwa
gym jezykem, oberwanemi IL
szami ! nosem~ wykiutemi ocza-
mi, Z p~okrajana W pasy ! zdarta
sk0ra.
w Berdyczowie. ktory przez
czas krotki by} zajety przez ar
mig czerwona. zoinierze bolsze-
wiccy wyrzucili W ciqgu kilku
9odzln wszyStElch rannych, znaJ
duIacych sic w szpitalu Czerwo-
nego Krzyza. ME szczedzac ami
czci, ami zycia personaIu lekar--
Skicgo i siostr Czerwonego Krzy
"a.
II Wbrew elementarnym przepi-
som wQjny. zatwjerdzonym przez
konwencye miedzynarodowa. Dol
Szewicy poddajq tOrturom jencow
wojennych. ably wydobyc I Mich
tajemnice wojSkowe. Pierwsze
sprawozdania. ktore mas doSzly,
&wiadcza. re W miejscowoSciach
ostatnio opuszczonych przez woJ
ska polSkie. bOlszewicy organizu
ia rabunek i rzez ludnoSci cywil-
nej polskiej. ktora Jest zdana ma
IaSke i nieiaSEe zoidactwa o
krwiozerczych instynEtach. Pol
skie Tow. Czerwonego Krzyza.
bezsilne wobec tych aktow bar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
Gel PRZYBY-
GA KRASINA DO LON
DYNU.

Paryz, Echo de Paris" dowia
DUE sic &c zrodla wiarygodncgo,
Il Krasin W rozmowie pouincj
o&wiadczy}. re celem miSyi lego
ME tyle Jest nawiazanie stosun-
handlowych lie otrzymanie
wzamian "a zloto taboru kolejo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26

.wego materyalow do budowy
koiei niezbednych Ola prowadze-
MIA dalszej kampahii majace ma
celu w~ywolanie rewolucyi W Eu-
ropie ca}ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
Zoinierzi Polsce.

Ola kogo wy stojecie ma stra-
ze? Ola kogo wy dajecie zastrze
lac? Ola czego ME mace w nocy
pokoju? Kogo ochraniace? Kapi
taIistow Polsce. Francyi j An
gill, drugich stran i warszwskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
STAN >ZASIEWOW w POL
see POMYSLNY.

Warszawa. ,.WiadomoSci Po--
ranne" pisa: Wediug komunika
tn urzedu statystycznego, -
stan zaSiewow W Polscc pred
Stawia sic naogoi pomvSlnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
DIR. S. r. PIETROWICZ
SPECYALISTA

SPEC1 ALtSIA
chor0b wewnetrLnych | nerwoWych
Offs; Prospect budynek, 1852 n. Ashland
Ave, roS Diviolon VI.
Tel. Edgewater 4G8. God. II do 2 Cd q do vices
M:esZkanie: 1854 sheridan Road.
Offs: The Marshall Field Co. Annex Budy'
mex. +. 4. mar. Washington 1 Wabash AYES.
Godziny: a:3O do +tej po poiudniu. Pokoj 11ol.
Telefon Randolph 4444.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

seven passenger Paige. known as the La kewood "S-66" and the new four passenger Sport model Larchmont H, built on the same chassis, have arrived and are ready for the inspection of the automobile fans
 Special pre- a'5tions have been made t5 mark the edvent of the newest mem bers of the Paige family which repre- sent the last word of the Paige engi- neering and designing staff. The local celebration -fs in the nature of a salon for which special 'rvitations were is- sued. Everything is being done to give the Lakew ood and the Larchmont II an in ntro6uctiou to automobile society that befits tte position of such important debutantes.
 I've regard the introduction of the ,ew Lakewood scven-passenger Paige,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
CADILLAC FINDS
 BUSINESS GOOD
Reached Highest Point In Its History During Month
 of August

Tnat numerous group of persons whose avocation apparently consists in seeking out every opportunity to view wi,h alarm" has been recently concen- trating its entire attention on the auto mobile business" says R. H. Collins, president of the Cadillac Motor Car Co.
 The way the situation looks to the chg erless eyes of these Respondent folks, the automobile industry Is fac ing it's most desperate crisis" and "con- fronting it's most hopeless problem"
 "They have discovered, to their own satisfaction-and they announce, their discovery with unnvly gloe-that the automobile industry has positively reached it's long-looked for saturation point.
 These prppagandists of calamity would have the automobile manufactur- CTS shut down their works and the automobile merchants close their doors against the ruin which they see inn bending,
 They have spread their gloomy gos- pei so industrious1y that the first ques- ton of every visitor coming to Detroit ia:
 Whats the matter with the auto mobile business?"
 "As manufacturers, we answer for ourselves that production and shipping conditions are so much Dettcr than they have been for a long time that we are daily establishing new records in the manufacture and delivery of Cadil- lac cars.
 Last months. production was the largest August output of automobiles lf the seventeen years history of the Cadillac Motor Car Company
 For more than two months we have maintained a daily high-water mark Of production, with very noticeable in crease of efficiency throughout all our plants
 And, in spite of this record-breaking production. we have not been able to catch up with our orders. Notwith- standing we are delivering more auto mobiles than ever before in our his- tory we cannot succeed in supplying cars quickly enough to satisfy the men and women all over the country who want to own Cadipacs.
 Certainly, the manufacturers, dis tributors and buyers of Cadillac cars are not aware that anything Is wrong with the automobile business.
 "We sec no need to view with alarm" For us, this Is time to point with pride" as it should be for every manufacturer who regards him. self as a trustee, bound to give full dollars worth of value to the men who make and sell the product and the peo- ole who buy it. and fair measure of profit to the owners of the business"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

New york City will use PIP five ton trucks, 100 two-ton trucks, fifty largt tractors, 100 small tractors, 300 push blows and Freedman machine.
 A new type of tractor recently devel- oped has series of legs and walks like horse. The machine may be used to blow. seed. cultivate harrow, mow and harvest, rake and furnish power for other machinery. It may be used also as a truck for road work ant heavy hauling.
 Automobile manufacturers in Eng land are building cars from waste, ma. terials. All parts, including wheels and chassis are stamped out, each com plete in one piece, and then fitted to. gether. The materials used are slag clinkers and sawdust, covered with metal solution. It is said the car car be retailed for x250
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

Ire tour-passenge- Larchmont II and the "6-sG" chassis on which these mod els are built as the most important evsrt in our h,stery," says Lawrence Pennington. They represent the Knowledge gained through years of ex- per.ence in the manufacture of six cylinder cars.
 We can promise the motoring pub lie that the 'e-s6' chassis expresses the last word in strictly modern engineer ing. Long tests of every kind have de- monstrated it's mechanical qualities and proved its ability to meet every re- quirement of the road. There is an abundance of both power and speed.
 An electric pen has been invented by native of India that caroonizes paper over which 1t passes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Management Saved Warsaw

From The Nations Business.
 At the critical moment during the siege of Warsaw. Enter: General Wey- gand "and his staff of more than 600 French officers"
 There were cynical smiles when the dispatches carried the announcements ts that the only endorsements sent Po- land by the allies were General wey- gand and something over 500 French officers" It was assumed that Poland was gone"
 On the appearance of the French of- ficers on the field things took a de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

cidedly new turn. No one can rob the Poles of credit for game fight, but 1t must have been more than coincidence that immediately after General Wey- gand and his staff of more than 500 French officers" arrived, the Reds lost interest In Warsaw and started earn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

estiy in the direction of their own cap- itaL At the time this Is written they are still going. The rout will rank with the most spectacular and complete in the history of warfare.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
NEW PAIGE MODEL
 NOW ON DISPLAY
Lawrence Pennington Keep ing "0pen House" Dur-
 ing This Week

It's open house these days for De- troit Motor Car Company as the rev
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

Sales Will Be Limited We havg been in line vi.h Henry tfru deaisrs. Nov Mr. Ford has going to take . waIlop, toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
PLACE HERRERO
UNDER ARREST
Will Face Trial on Charge OF
Staying Carranza
nY RAIru U. TURNER

MExfCo CITY. May 7T.--Hodofo
Herrcro has surrendered To General
Lazaro cardcnaa and today was DO
ing brought 10 Mexico City to answer
charges OF numbering former Presi
dent vcnustisno Carranxa. according
to telegraphic advices rereived by
General Aware obregon from Gen
orai Cardenas. Hrrrero gave himself
up at Coyutla. Vera Cruz
In a Joint rncsaaro 20 tho sonata.
Generals Obrrgon and Gonzales today
requested that body 10 designate a
chief magistrate OF the lower courts
TO Mt at the investigation OF Car
ranza's sswn ssinauon.
A builcsln issued from the head
quarters OF General Obregon quotes
advices from Vera Cruz 20 tho effect
that the commander OF the American
flotlla which has been anchored
there for the protection OF American
interests II the need arose. has asked
Washington to have the ships ro-
turned 10 their bas~a
Developments OF the past week IN.
dicatc that ono OF the first military
moves OF tho now rovoiutionlst gov.
crnment win be against Wilson.
Ascou. tho new foreign minister.
has written American Charge d'Af.
faires summeriin. informing him tina,
he has directed appropriate" mea.
suros bc taken against Villa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
MAYOR DENIES
HE HAD PART IN
TRACTION deal
Corporation Counsel Points Out Cald-
well Was City's Legal Adviser When
Purchase Offer Was Made
Put II 10 a Vote!

''Why not vote on street car fares" The
Star asked Tuesday To date, there appears
no good reason against the plan. A school
election is to be held June Is. The carfare
vote can be held at the same time.
1t is distinctly up to the council to see that
this vote is obtained; that this question is put
on the ballot.
The people are entitled to say whether we
be decided as matter of city policy once and
for all.
Let's vote!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
BILL
IS VETOED
BY WILSON
Says Resolution Passed by
Congress Would Mean Sur
render OF U. S. Rights

WASHINGTON. May .7.-Presi-
dent Wilson today vetoed the Knox
peace resolution declaring an end 10
the war between the United States
and Germany and Austria. Hungary.
The resolution. Wilson declared. lis
In effect a complete surrender Of the
rights of the United States. no far as
the German government is con
ocrned."
by the rejection OF the treaty Of
Versailles, Wilson snid. and by i's
methods VIC have In effect declared
that we wish 10 draw apar; and pur-
sue objects and interests Of our own.
unhampered by any connections OF
invention or purpose with other gov
srnments and peoples
Wilson bitterly condemned the
resolution. declaring Il said nothing
about tho purpose for which we en-
tered the war. lilo listed among these
freedom OF tho seas, reduction Of
arrnament.. vindication OF the rights
OF Belgium. the rightinE OF wrongs
TO France, release OF Christians un-
der T'urkbh rule. and Polish out.
RACES.
such . peace with Germnny--a
peace In which mono OF the essential
interests which VIC had at heart when
we entered the war. is ssfcguarded--
is. or ought TO be. inconccivahle. is In
consistent with tho dignity Of the
United States. with the rights and
liberties OF our citizens and with the
very fundamental conditions Of ciyili'
-aflon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
THOUSAND Men
BATTLE FIRE
Coos Bay Lumber Company
Plant Is Wiped Out

BAT POINT. Cal. May :f-The
lumber yard and building Of the
Coos Bay Lumber company were
wiped out today by fra The loss Of
this company In estimated at 5000.
0oo. Aitho huge piles OF lumber
crashed to the ground and high ten
sion wires were burned from their
supports. no one was injured.
A thousand men attracted from
Concord. Clyde and Bay Point. helped
employees OF tho Pacific Coast ship
building company to fight tho flames.
but fire fighting apparatus was Lack
ing.
Three mlrlion feet OF shingles and
lumber were destroyed. twenty-five
lumber cars wer. burned Tho fire
ate up 500 feet OF tramway.
The fire was discovered by John
Larson. night watchman. The theory
In that sparks from the exhaur, of An
automobile had nmouldercd In n pile
Of sawdust since late yesterday after
noon and finally burst into flame
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Girl Tricked
Into Wedding,
She Declares

Persuaded into marrying Warren
Trnitt while shc was under the
influence OF liquor imbihed in sthe
silver Grin. Spokane. Helen Ia
Reu=ch, %, who says she was
unused 10 the ways OF the world
when she met Truitt. due to her
previous close supervision while
being educated In n los Angeles
academy. asked annulment OF the
marriage In superior court Thurs
day.
with the intention Of becoming a
nurse. In 1915. she went to Medi'
cal Lake hospital. where she says
she became acquainted with Truitt
engineer at the hospital.
"Our relations were merely
casual" she says.
Truitt invited her 70 dinner and
then prevailed on her to take a
drink. shc asserts.
Unused to liquor. I soon had
no clear conception of what ! was
doing" she declared. "Hc prevailed
on me to go TO the court house
with him, and sign an affidavit that
was 20. tho i had not reached
that age. He secured marriage
bcensc and Justice Stacker married
us"
The marriage state quickly
sobercd her, and when she dis
covered what had happened. she
says she left him. She alleges he
promised 10 divorce her. but Ia.
not done so. She asks that hs
be forced TO pay $3.50 attorneys
fec for her prosecution of the annul
mcnt-
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pR0F|TEER|NC
At MARKETS?
Charges OF Commission
Men Are Dropped :

After II had been reported early
today that Western ave. commits
sion merchants were to place com.
plants In the hands of United
States Attorney Saunders. charging
profitcering in the public market.
tho matter apparently was dropped.
At noon none of the compliments
was TO be found. and no charges.
in 80 far as could be learned. had
been filed with Attorney Saunders,
the fair price committee or the de-
partmcnt OF Justice
The complaint. according to the
first rumor, was TO charge that
keepers Of public market stalls are
making 900 to 500 per cent profit
on certain vegetables.
II was said that onions that sold
wholesale al ? and ga cents a
pound are rctailcd in the market
at is cents; cabbage bought whole
sale for 2 cents a head is sold for
25. and onions wholesaled at G cents
pound are Petailed at Id cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Saturday Scheduled
Straw Hat Day

saturday In Straw Hat day In Sc
attic bureau OF the Chamber OF Com
trade bureau OF the Chamber OF Com.
mercc today. The plan TO in.
augurate Straw Hat Day with brass
band and parade has been
abandoned In favor OF the more
conservative window display Of
straw headgcar. Tho haberdsshcra
say the well dressed man Will wear
. straw hat Memorial Day.