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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

wa codziennie z dziennikarzami.
Zarzadzenie to zostalo wyda-
ne L tego powodu, IL Hanna wy
Stosowal list do prezesa biura in
ior,nacyjncgo PREY departamencie
stanu, w kt6rym zarzuca, jakoby
sckretarz stanu naduzywa} tych
konferencyi do. narzucania pra-
sic swoich ~wiasnych poglqd6w
mylnego interpretowania wiado-
mnSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
STAN o Prey
N WILSONA

Washington, 30-go wrzesnia.
Wczoraj rozwialy sig ostatecz-
nc aywionc do tel pory przez ME
iktorych przcw6dcow demokraty
cznvch nadzicje. re prezydent
Wilson bedzie m6gi dopomodz
w rampant pana Coxa ! Roose-
vclta przcz wygloszenie kilku
:n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

wodowaly wyskoczenie Z szyn
caiego wagonu.
Pan Harding staral sig wczo-
raj podczas mowy swcl w Par
kerSburg, w. Va. przypodchle-
bic sic obywatelom niemlecklcgo
pochodzenia i zjednac sobic ich
glossy, przyrownywajqc nlemie-
ckie Deutschland ucbcr Allies
do amcrykanskiego haSaa: Anne
irHka Pierwsza". Twierdzil on. re
przez dazenic do zajecia pier
wSzcgo stanowiSka wSr6d naro-
dow &wiata ! propagowanie idei
racyonalistvcznei, ktorej wiaSnle
,wyrazem Jest pieSn Deutschland
ueber .Alle2". doSzIi Nicrncy do
naiwylsz>j swej potegi, ktora
rureia W Sruzy tylko dlatcgo,
poriewaz dali sic opanowac RIA
dom autokratycznej iednoStki.
Podobnic ! Stang Zjednoczone
przez propagowanie nacyonall-
z'nu doj$t powinny do wybicIa
SIG TIA pie:wszc mlcisce wsrod
rodziny narod0w.
(PrZyr0WnyWanle YDeutsch-
land ucbcr Allies" do hasia Anne
RIGA First" jest taxa obclga ola
wszyStkich prawdziwiF amery-
kanskich idcalow. takiem zaprze-
'cZcnicm wszystkich podStawo-
wvch zasad. ma kt6rych opicra
sic konstytucya tego kraju. Il
trzeba byt na~jtaiszej klasy po-
litYkierem. ably tego ME rozu-
mice ! do takiCh niskich pO-
chlebstw sic uciekac - ola pozy
skania sobic S~zwabskich gioSOw.
W'idzimy juz teraz calkiem do
kladnic, gdzie pan Harding stoi
i CO reprczentuje. Prey. Red. -
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

TO, obywatele i obywatelki,
ME jest iadna bIahostka. JesteS-
my W Amcryce, a ME W Rosyi.
Iwolennicy reakcyi praktykowa
Ii rosyjSkjc melody " tym kraju
W przcsz}osci, ale jest niebezpie-
oznie praktykowat je teraz. Je-
zeli oligarch;a senatoryalna, kt6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
BACZNOSG

Pan I. Stuczyrlski. prezes Gmi-
ny 50 Z. \. P. i prezes lokainego
komitetu PIP. uskarza sic. re
W dzielricy t%amteiszei zakupuja
bondy tylko robotnicy / ludzie bic
dni, a byznesisci i tacy, ktorzyby
mogli zakupic bondy polskie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
p. p. p.
q G{5wnego Biura w Waszyng'
tonie.)

" nicdzie;e, d. 26eo wrzesnia
odbyfy sig wiece poIyczkowe pra
vie We wszystkich paraiiach W
Cleveland, Detroit. Chicago
Pittsburgh. Rezu!tatow oczywT-
seize ~jc.szczc ME MANY. ale " kaZ.
Gym razic "a sprzedane bondy
Poiska zyska ncwych pareset ty-
s.ecv dolarHw.
Dobrzc take udaf sic vice 30
zrczkowv " parai;i Sw. Stan!s:a-
wa " Baltimore, gdzie g}owna
move wvslosii nowr sckretarz
Gl6wnego Biura PIP. z Wa,
szvngtonu. podpufkownrk Ia
worski.
Wog6le ma cafvm obszarze Sta
now Zjednoczonych agitacya "a
Pozyczka Paastwowa Po!ska "a
wrza4a W dniach ostatnich Z no
wa sila. Duzo " tenn zas4ugi So
koistwa Poiskiego. ktdre wsze--
die peina siia stawiio sic do pra-
CIV W komitetach pozyczkowych,
albo tez ma wlasna reke zaieio
sic sprzedaza bond6w Pc do
mach.
Many priced SODA ozdobna bro
szure pit. ,Pamietnik po'skiei
Pozyczki Pa,lStwowej" wydany
nakkadem Komitctu Pozyczkowe-
&c W Thompsonvilie, Coun., z
prezesem X. St. Fcderkiewiczem
ma czeIe. Polonia W Thompson
vile byla pierwsza. ktora nalozo-
fla kwote W sulnie $780, pre-
ktoczyfa. a jak widzimy Z pomie-
szczonego W pamietniku sprawl
zdania. osiagreio ogolem $40.550.
Koszta wynikie Z Rampant po--
kryl komitet re sprzedazy ko-.
kardek ! przekasek ma piknikach
a T. nadwyzki wydal W movie be-
dacy pamietnik i zakupif sztan-
dar polski ola miejscowej Polonii.
Do Komitetow PIP. wyszedl
W tych dniach z Giownego Biura
W Waszyngtonie okolnik haste
pujacej tresci:
nKampania PIP. MA bye
dnia 3go pazdziernika stanowczo
i nieodwoialnie zamknieta.
Wobec faktu, re ogol spodzie-
wa sic jak najrychl9 szczegoso--
wego sprawozdania z jej rezulta-
tow, ktore ma wykazaG lie MOI
nosci jak najdokladniej. lie bon
dow sprzedano W kazdej ko!onii,
musimy domagac sic cd Was wy
petnienia dolaczonego kwestyo--
naryusza j odesiania 60 do Wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
WYKLUCZEN1
I PRASO-
WYCH.

Washington, 80 ~wrzesnia, Sc
kretarz stanu Colby wydal wczo-
raj oSwiadczenie. w ktorem ogfa
sza. re Patti Hanna, korespon-
dent nowojovskicgo socyalistycz
nego The Cali" jakotez zSaczo-
ny T. MIN Lawrence Todd z The
Federated Press Bureau, zostaja
wykluczeni ma przyszio$c 7 kon-
ierencyi. jake pan Colby odby-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
S~IOSTRZENIIEC SENATORA
Ma DOzYWOTNIE WIEZIE-
ME

Alexandria, Mimi, 80 w~rzcsnia
Gustai Nelson, siu>trzcnicc sena
tora federalncgo Kuutc NcIsona.
zosta} tn wczoraj skazany ma do
Iywotnic w;ez;cnic IA moFder-
>two. jakiego dopuScil sic ma $50
bic pomocnika farmcrskiego Jo-
sophia Middleton
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

roszukuje mieisca ma wypiekante
ciast do cukierni Tub wezme piekar-
ME z mslym piecem hub be- pieca
Wezme mietsce 20 salonie z miesz-
kaniem mad piekarnia. Pisaf: T. G.
I'LL n. Lincoln ul.. Tub telefono-
wac Haymarket 6140 / zostawit sw6j
adres. 30-2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
POGO

ieaeli masz rozstrojony Tub zepsuty
forteplan, organ albo inny instru-
ment muzyczny, z%atelefonui Tub uda!
sic do polskiej firmy.
F., IL. ZEBROWSKI AND CO..
1910 Evergreen ave.
Telefon Armitage 6173.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
Il WACLAWOWA.

Ln4iaIny Komitet PIP, ktd
rego prezesem Jest pan Ian Bic
gahski, PRAGUE dzieinic ola spra-
wv Pozyczki. w <kfad komitetu
wcl1odza procz prezesa PIP. +. !.
.Augustyn. ". DaniSch. +. Saved
i \. Zarelnbski Polacy Z Wacia-
wowa powinni sobic zapamletat
nazwiska tych dzie!nych obywa-
tell i popierac ich ia kazdym
&roku. Ia poSwiecenie ! bezinte-
resowna ola sprawy Polski pra-
Ct na!ezy sic i'm Geese i uznanle
C~entralny Komitet PIP. "a
wiadamia. re nastepujace bondy
zostaic w ostatnich czasach skra-
dz;one. 4 m'anowicie
100 dolarowe No. Is. 0231s1, B.
O23169. Is. O23265, B. O234266. B.
O23267. 3. 02376G, Z. N23G22. z.
l931O1 500 dolarowe: &. 0309l.
C @O92, {. O3093.
Ostrzega sic wszy$tkich pred
zaHupnem powyz wymlcnionych
bondow a kazdy ktoby wiedzia},
kto tc bondy posiada, MECH po--
wiadomi Gl0wny homitct PIP.
- 450 Munsey Bldg, Washing--
ton, D. {.
North Chicago przeszio juz
1000 dolarow lover the top /; co
ma 70 wielkie Chicago powie?
Odpowicdz - jedna: Kupcjcie
bondy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
.AMERYKANSKA Fedora
CYA PIRACY PRZECIW BRY
TYJSKIEJ.

washington. 5U WrZeStlla' W u
statniem wvdaniu The .Amcr'-
can Fcderationist" o~gloszonc Jest
podpisane p7zez prezeSa San'u-
Ella GomperSa ! wiceprezesa NJ.
VIOLA o$wiadczenie, W kt6rem
stwieTdzajq oni, Il liczaca pre-
szIo 5 milion6w czIonkow Ame-
'rykanska Federacya Piracy wyra
"a swe potepicnie brytyjskiej !
innym miedzynarodowym par
ityom piracy, kt67e sic dckiaruja
bczwzglednic przeciwko kazdej
woinie. O$wiadczcnie o%rnawiane
$twierdza, re stanowisko zajete
W tel sprawic przeZ brytyjska
partye piracy, stawia i2 W stano-
wisho ,,anarchistycznie wroeie
kazdemu rzadowi bez zadnej
r0inicv".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
KTO CI1CE
zAWfADOIfIENlE.

mice elektryczne .swiatlo W swotm
domu, mcze dostae ma m!esieczne
sp.aty. FIR. MALACHI. 1873 n. Lea
yi,+ nj. Tslefon Humboldt 1926. y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
~ANTIBRYTYJSKA DEMON
STRACYA w NOWYM YOR-
XII.

Nowy York, 80 wrzesnla. W
hall Carncgiego odbywai sic tn
wczoraj obch6d rocznicy wyIq-
dowania pieIgrzymow, polczaS
kt6rcgo wtargnq} do wnctrza
t|um zsolony I kobict i mel-
czy1n, Nywoiujqc wielkle zanlc-
SIanic ! wznnszac okrzyki: ,,liur
raII Ola Amcryki. precz ? An
g,jq". Obchodu ME daIo sic pro-
wadziG dalci i mu<ial SIG on Cd
roczyt bez wyNonania hapowie-
I"ianego rroSramu.
Ma cGcle tlumu SHY czionkin!c
part!i The American Women
Pickcts for the Enforcement OF
Americas War Aims. a niesione
napisy 1wraoa!y sic przeci"ko
hrytvjsk;m delegation. nazywa-
lax ich ..hrvtviSkimi szpiegami'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
.TELECRAaY kR4JOVE;

Ookonczens re stronv l-szei.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18
LEADER
|AT HARD|NG'S HOME
Miss Alice Paul Tells Marion Co.
Workers There Will Be No
Picketing.

MARION, Ohio, July 1S-Alice Paul,
militant suffragist leader from Wash
ington. last night addressed a meet
ing of Marion suffragists, urging
that pressure be brought on Senator
Warren G. Harding, the Republican
Presidential nominee, to induce him to
take active steps toward bringing
about ratification of the suffrage
amendment by Tennessee, Vermont, or
some other state that is delaying ac-
tion.
Miss Paul said there would be no
picketing of Senator Harding's home
or headquarters. A delegation OF suf-
fragists, representing each of the
States. will see Senator Harding on
notification day, next Thursday, and
he will be asked by a representative
from Tennessee and by Miss Paul to
urge the Republican members Of the
Tennessee Legislature. soon to meet
to consider ratification of the amend
ment, to bind themselves by caucus
to stand solidly for ratification.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18
Street Car Companies
Are Spending Million
For Improved Service

ried out with the exception of the
amount of tangent track to be re-
built.
Work has either been completed
or is in progress on Fourteenth
street between Rhode Island avenue
and Thomas Circle. on New York
avenue between 18th and 18th streets,
on Seventh street between u and +
streets. and on First street south
west between B street and Garfield
monument. The work has been hamp-
cred and at times held to stand
still by lack of cement and paving
stone, as the contractors for this ma
terial have been unablel to get cars
in which TO make deliveries. and un-
less thfs condition is relieved very
quickly the amount of straight track
we will be able to rebuild this year
Will be very materially cut down.
NEW STEAM TURBINE.
Needed extensions at the George
town power station, consisting of the
installation of new 800 kilowatt
steam turbine with auXiliaries, are
being carried out at cost of about
SILT 900. Extensions to the main re-
pair shop space and equipment and
enlarging and rearranging the COM
pany's offices at Thirty-siXth and
NJ streets are under way, to cost about
Si5 900. New trucks and wheel guards
are being installed on fifteen cars and
all the double truck cars of the COM
pany are being equipped with illu-
minated destination signs placed in
the side windows next to the entrance
door Of each car, this work costing
approx ximately $4,000.
"AT of the above work falls into
the class of extensions or better
ments no part of the cost being
charged to operating expenses. The
accounting practice in the case of ex-
tensions is to charge the entire cost
to capital account, and in the case of
betterments to charge capital account
with the increased value of the new
work over the old, and the balance to
depreciation funds.
"In the way of maintenance. the
force engaged on repairs to tracks
and pavements has been materially in.
creased in order to catch up with this
work. which was very materially in
terfered with by conditions incident
to the war. Additions have been made
to TIE shop operating force with the
view of taking care of the regular
maintenance and repair work and in
The Washington times., 1920-07-18
WOMEN ASSAL HARDING
FOR SUFFRAGE STAND

Harding does not realize the sig
niicance of woman suffrage as a ma
tional ISSUE" leaders OF the National
woman's Party declared.
This is shown. they said, by his
/ statement that he will not ask the
governor of Connecticut to call a
l special session to secure action on the
suffrage question in that state.
THE enfranchisement of half the
people of this country must not be
made secondary to the question of
party propriety or party etiquette"
their statement continued. "a ques-
tion that affects the whole nation and
on which the great majority has eX-
pressed it's will cannot be left to the
discretion OF the governor OF any
State to settle"
i Representatives of the Woman q
Party have secured an option on a
house in Delaware. Ohio, near Marion,
in which they will establish an "ad-
vanced base" from which to keep up
their pressure on Harding IL neces-
sary.
1t la planned to charter a special
car from Columbus to Marion to carry
the suffrage delegation which will
call on the Republican nominee. Mrs.
John Gordon Battelle, Mrs. Valentine
Winters. DR.. Gillette Hayden. and
Mrs. James Rector will lease the
Ohio group. Miss Sarah James. Wis
consin chairman OF the Woman's
Party, and Mrs. Bertha Moller. sec
retary OF the Minnesota branch, have
already arrived at Marion to repre-
sent the West.
II Leaders OF the National Woman's
Party declared today that reports
from Tennessee Indicate that the suf-
frage amendment will be promptly
ratified when the Legislature of that
State is convened in special session
on August ..
| The poll OF the Tennessee legisla-
ture now being taken, IL was an
nounced, shows the following situa-
| ton to date:
Senate--Membership az; necessary
for a majority, II; pledged, IL; non
committal. 3; opposed, l; number nee
essary to insure n majority for ratin-
| cation, Is; number unheard from, SO.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

addition keep up the present record
OF turning out one repainted car each
day"
The Washington Railway and EIec-
tric Company statement follows;
During the past few months the
company has expended large sums Of
money In repairing its roadway and
car barns and In improving it's equip
ment.
The principal repairs to its track
age consist OF the renewal OF rails on
Connecticut avenue. from Dupont Cir
clue TO Eighteenth and Columbia
road. which work is now under way;
the renewal OF rail on North Capitol
street, In the vicinity OF Quincy
street. The special work at Seventh
street and Florida avenue. Ninth aud
u streets, and Fifth and + streets. has
been renewed, as well as the special
work at Eleventh and w streets. The
Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue cross
ings are being renewed, this work be-
ing now under way.
I'm order TO take care OF the in
creased number OF cars being oper-
ated IL has been necessary TO extend
the underground electric feeder
cables.
''The Great Falls and East Capitol
cas- nouses nave Deen extensively ro~
paired and "a new entrance and addi-
tional track are being constructed at
the East Capital barn. which will ex-
pedite the movement OF cars.
FLOW PIT COMPLETED.
THE new plow pit at Georgia ave.
nue. and-W street has been completed
and has eliminated the congestion
which formerly existed at this point.
"All cars operating on city lines
have been equipped with Johnson fare
boxes which greatly facilitate the
work of the conductors and tend to
expedite travel especially when pa
irons board the cars with the exact
fare ready.
zone OF the former Narragansett
type 14-bench open cars has been
converted into a closed trail car and
Is in successful operation. Five more
cars are being converted and viii be
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

35COALF|RMS
U. S. Moves Against West Va.
Companies on Ground OF
Unlawful Prices.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July IS
Thirty-five coal companies, together
with their officers, are named in war
rants Issued yesterday by the Federal
authorities. The warrants follow an
investigation OF prices charged here,
which has been going on for two
weeks. All the companies named are
OF southern West Virginia. The war
rants were placed in the hands OF the
United States marshal and will be
executed tomorrow.
UNJUST PRICES ALLEGED.
1t Is charged in the warrants that
the defendants did unlawfully make
unjust and unreasonable charge In
handling and dealing In a necessary,
to wit, coal"
The warrants were issued on spe-
cific direct instructions from the De-
partment OF Justice, according to j. NJ
Kenna, United States attorney. He
said the charges made are for viola
| tion OF the Lever act.
Prices alleged to have been charged
In violation OF the Lever act have not
been made public by the United States
| authorities. The investigation OF prices
was conducted by A. E. Hayes. chief
special agent for the Department OF
Justice for the Southern district OF
West Virginia.
Representatives of the operators
had asked that fair price be fixed
| on coal, II was announced today by
| United States District Attorney Lon
| II. Kelly. The companies were in
formed. said Mr.. Kelly. that this was
a matter for them to decide for
| themselves.
The warrants are for the following
coal companies some of which are
the largest mining concerns in West
| Virginia:
Clifton Coal Mining Company, Co
lumbia Coal Company. Ivy Branch
Coal Company, Anchor Coal Company
Ashford Coal and Coke Company. New
, Export Coal Company. Superior
| Thacker Coal Company, Black Betsy
Consolidated Coal Company, Eagle
| By-products Coal Company. Blue
Ridge Fuel Company. Royal Black
Coal Company, Aldridge Coal Com.
pany. Colcord Coal Company, Hacketi
Coal Company. French Coal Mining
Company, Peytona Miping Company
| Rock Bottom Coal Company, Sterling
, Block Coal Company. West Virginia
Eagle Coal Company. Charleston Co
| operative Coal Company Mountain
Eagle Coal Company, Barren Creek
Coal Company, James r. Branch Goa
Company, Lewis Coal Company, West
Virginia Coal and Manufacturing
Company. Boone County Coal Corpo-
| ration, Draper Coal Company, Camp
Black Coal Company, P. NJ. c. Coal
Company. Faulkner Coal Company
Pan Coal Company, the Argyle Coal
Company, Cub Fork Coal Company
Buffalo Eagle Colliery Company, Man
bar Coal Company.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18
PROMISE MANY NEN
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Expert Crossers Will Exhibit
Result OF Experiments At
D. c. how This Fall.

Washington's nower enthusiasu
will have an opportunity this autumn
To see the results OF some OF the
greatest flower crossing experiment.
America has yet seen. when the
Chrysanthemum Society OF Americs
meets here for it's annual show anc
exhibit under the auspices or Wash
ington's florists.
Reports Of this country and Canads
will at this time exhibit to the pub
lie what has been accomplished dur
ing the past year, and indications
even at this early date are that flower
lovers throughout the country will De
pleasantly surprised with the remark
able results achieved by expert
crossers.
II is the rule of the associated MEM
bers Of the florist profession that no
new varieties are TO be disseminated
until this rule prevents any wise dis
trlbution OF unsatisfactory piantt
which would in turn pr1duce unde-
sirable blossoms, and at the same
time encourages Improvement Of
varieties in that a desirable blossom
receives official international back
ing OF all florists and growers.
Definite dates for the convention
have not yet been designated, but
general plans for the conclave are
rapidly taking shape, Several local
florists are expected TO appear on the
list OF judges, and the entire conven-
tion will be handled by Washington
flower men.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

More than million dollars is be-
ing expended this year by the Capital
Traction Company and the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company 10
improve the two street railway sys-
TENS. thereby furnishing better street
car service in the District. The to-
tai expenditure will reach SI2i4. 900
New tracks are being laid in vari-
Gus parts of the city. repairs are be-
ing made on all tracks, equipment is
being improved, power houses are be-
ing enlarged, car barns enlarged. and
more tracks being laid near barns; to
expedite cars going In Nand out.
Many street cars are being painted or
otherwise improved.
The Capital Traction Company Is
spending $4,000, the Washington
Railway and Electric Company $780,
900. The entire cost of the Capital
fractions expenditures is being
charged to capital account, while all
but a small portion of the w. r. and
E.'s expenditures are being charged
to operating expenses.
c. r. co. STATEMENT.
officials of the two companies to-
day issued statesments of the way in
which this money is being expended.
The Capital Traction statement fol-
lows:
THE program of the Capital Trac-
ton Company for 1920 called for the
renewal of approximately two miles
of straight track at cost of about
$297 900, the replacement of special
switches and crossings at 14th and
u streets northwest. Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Seventh street
at Pennsylvania avenue, in front of
repair shops on NJ street near Thirty
second street. Thirty-second and NJ
streets crossing, and partial replace
ments at Rock Creek Loop, Thirty
sixth and NJ streets northwest and
Fourteenth and Decatur streets, to-
gether with the curve at Connecticut
avenue and Calvert streets. The esti-
mated cost of these special work re-
newals is s1i5,O00
In addition, contracts have been
made for the restoration of the pave
ment in the track space on Connecti-
cut avenue between Cleveland park
and Bradley Lane. and on Fourteenth
street between Spring road and. Col
orado avenue, at an estimated cost
of $4,000, and the ties and pavement
renewed on Connecticut avenue be-
tween Calvert street and Cathedral
avenue. This program will be car
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

HARLEY PARKER CHRISTENSEN, prominent law
" yer of Salt Lake City, who has been nominated as
the Farmer Labor parys candidate for President OF
the United States, nominated the second ballot
at the third party convention in Chicago He is for
mer Republican and Progressive and was leader In
the Committee of Forty-eght.
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

future.
"The above improvements will re-
quire the expenditure of practically
half a million dollars and show that
the company Is goig forward as
indicated at the recent hearings in
improving it's roadway and rolling
stock in an effort to furnish the best
possible service"
The Washington times., 1920-07-18
Again Let Us Call
Your Attention

To the fact that you should have had an ELK
GROVE Carton when our representative called
Below is a list of users of ELK GROVE, which
representatives had the pleasure of handing one
(SiO0) dollar bill, when they called
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

THE PRINCESS VICTOR
NAP0LE E0N. formerly
Princess Clementine. of Bel
gium, and her husband were
bequeathed the mansion and
estate of the late ex-Empress
Eugene Of France at Farnbor-
ough, England, according TO
cable sAvices from Madrid.
The total estate is estim ated TO
be worth sl0,000,000.