davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
CIEKAWY WIDOK.
Los Angels. II. luteeo.

ClEkAWY WlDOk.
Los Angels, II. lutego. - Me
zwykiy widok przedstawiaja dzi-
siaj kawiarnie i restauracye W
mieScie. Pusto wszedzie. gfucho
wszedzie, tyiko wiaSciciele tych
riegdyS ozywionych zbiorowisk
wesoych frdzi czekaja Z nina
frasobliwa, czy sic kto ma obiad
hub kolacye ME zgiosi, Zastrajko-
waio bowiem przeszSo $50 kelne-
row, a goScie zdaje sic staneli Pc
stronie stabszych i wcaie sic ME
zjawiaja.
POCZTA POWIETRZNA.
Washington, II. lutego. - w
senacie podczas ro1prawy mad
wydatkami ma utrzymanie poczty
komitet pocztowy wniosl popraw-
Ike donragajaca sic asstanowienia
poczty powietrzneJ pomiedzy No
wynn Yorkem a San Francisco.
WPADL w LAPKE.
Hastings. Nebr.. II. lutego. -
w celu wymuszenia bogatego O.
kupu "a coreczke bankers Brand
ia z tutejszego miastec1ka, zakra-
dali sic pare razy nieznajori Au-
dzio, Ojcicc zyi W ustswicznej O.
bawie o swe dzicoko, az wreszcie
doniost o cafej sprawie nratorowi
miasta, ktory postarowR wysle--
die sprewcow. Pc odpowfedntch
przygutowsniach udaho mt sic
wychwytac Harleya CobSa, po-
mocnika farmIa ktory sobie u
mysIit koniecznie wymusi6 5 ty-
siecy postrachem Ma barkcrze, a
|przcz to zbvc sic troSi o iutro.
PRACA w K~OPALNIACH
USTAJE.
St. Louis, II lutego. - Poni
mo re ME many juz straJSu ko-
lcjowego, a gonicy chca praeo-
wac, to wiele koPa1ni " Stanie
Illinois zawiesilo pracc wskutek
niesiychanego braku wozow ko-
lcjowych. Cos sic psuje W zarza-
die kolejpwym. Zrma ME zwaZa
na brak wozow. lpdzie potrzebu-
ia wegla, a koleje ME mySla iak-
bv ziemu zaradzic.
SMIERc
Muskogee, Okla, II lutego.-
Rardzo gesta mgla spowodowa4a
nieszczesliwy wypadek ma kolei
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. -
Maszynista pociegu osobowego
ME zauwazyi re tra pred lego
maszyna byl ma tych samych to-
rach pociag ciezarowy' gdyz wiei
ka panowaia mgh, a najechaw--
sly ma ten pociag zostaf ia miej-
scu zabitv.
ME MYSLI
KANDYDOWAC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
ME MYSLI
KANDYDOWAC.

Meksyk, II lutego. - Prezy-
dent Carranza zaprzecza kraza-
GYM pogsoskom jakoby zdaza,
do dyktatury, ME mysli on ami
jednego dnia dluzej p~iastowac
godnoSci prezydenta 20 mad Gas
mu przynalezny. Dalej zaprze--
CA rowniez rozsiewaryn vie
SCION. jal7oby mial zamiar uzy-
wac swego wplywu ma usuniecie
pewnych niemilych mu handy
datow. Wybory odbeda sic zupef
ME swobodnie, be- wywierania
nacisku re strony rzsdu.
ZNOWY
Washington, II lutego. -
Dawniej by4 zwyczaJ re wykrada
no z domu rodzicow nadobne
dziewice, a dzisiaj easy sic
zmienify. Przynajmniej bandyci
meksykanscy bardziej sa czuli
ma BRICK monety, anizeli ma pre-
mijajace wdzieki. Otto znowu de-
parliament stanu W Wsszyngto-
ME ma nowy ksoPot, DO oprysz-
Xxi melesykanskie umySli1y sobie
porwac obywatela amery%anskie
go niejakiego w. Adams'a, ST.
perintendenta kopalm W Zacate-
cas-. Pozostawili mt zone 7 die
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
re STANISLAWOWA.
DE6r Matki Boskiet Dobrei

- DW6r Matki Boskiet Dobrej Ra
dy No. 81 q. n. X. l.. odbedzie re-
gularne posiedzenie W $rode, dnia
1890 tutego, o godzinie 1870 pc po-
dudnfu. W sail Psiedzen. - Marya
M. Neuman, nadleS. Stanisiawa Stu
pikowska, sekr. prot.
- Tow. Polek Sw. Agnieszki No.
256 zjed. odbedzie posiedzenie mic
sieczne W Srode, dnia 1890 lutego, o
godGinie 1880 wiecaorem. Ka1da sio
stra poTinna bye obecna, DO musi
pcdpisaG deklaracye ma sw6j certy-
fikat, cy chce piaci6 jak dotad hub
"a podwyzszeniem asesmentu. Cd
dzieci sekr. fin. stanowc1o ME przyj
mic podatku. wiec wszystkie siostry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

CT, a samego uprowadzili gdzieS
W niezaane strony. W3adze mex
sykanskie ma przedstawienie kon
sula amerykanskiego wysiaAy ma
tychmiast w poscig "a rabusiami
ale dotychczas ME odkryto miej-
sea pobytu nieszczesliwego wiez-
MIA. Widocznie ow pan musi bye
bogaty. skoro opryszki zadaja az
50 tysiecy pesos wykupu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
KIEDY BEDZIEMY MEG
POKoJ.
Washington. II. lutego.

Washington, IL. lutego. Me
dy nareszcie mozemy sig sPodzie-
wac zatwierdzenia pokoju, OTTO
pytanie. kt6re sobie zadajc pra-
vie caly SWAT. lyle jui mjeliSmy
zapewnien, re pokoi juz tui, gdy
tymczascm wloka sic dni i miesi9
&c, a obietnica pokoju sic ME
ziszcza. ale owszcm zdaie sic Wi
klac coraz bardziej. Prawdopodo-
hnie PREY wiecej Pojednawczcm
stanowsku Wilsona. mozeby JGz
pdk6j byl zaFatwiony, ale Prey
dent uwaza niekt6re punkta "
warunkach "a tax wazne ! ME zno
szzce zadnych z~astrzeze1l, re o to
rozbijajs sic najplePsze checi ME
kt6rych senatorow. ArtyRul die
sisty pokoju, oraz sposob zapatry
wanna sic ma nauke Monroe'go, to
glowne zapory. Pc przebyclu
tychze, sprawl posziaby zupefnie
eiadko. Senatorowie obydwoch
stronnictw szukali lekarStwa ma
obefscie owej zapory, ale ME ma
lezli takiego. Jezeli senator Lodge
zgudzi sic ia propozycye senate
"a Hitchcoka i wezmie nalplerw
pod rozwage senatu zastrzezenle
{ Lidze Ludlow ! jezeli senat Ego
dzi sic ma osobne traktowanie ar
ty&uAu dziesiatego, to wedh1g lu-
dzkch mylnych przepowiednr.
sprawl moe sic znaeznie Posunac
naprzod, jeSif zaS i to ~zawiedze, to
sam narod musi swe zdanie wy
powiedziec PREY nadchodzacych
wyborach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

POTRDEBA ch1opcow i dzdewu1t
przeszSo 16letnich do iDekkiej IA
bryc8nej rcboty. Dobrs zapfata I
predki awans. so godzin tygodnio,
wo. Villas Harsha Mfg. Co, 1000
Carroll ave, roy Robey. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
TELEGRAMY KRAJoWE
Dokohczenie re strony ~l-szej.

prezentant Britten. republrkanin
z Illinois, wniosi wczoraj rezolu-
eye W senacie domagajaca sic maj
dcAsdniejszego wySwietlenia spra
wy tyczacej sic wmieszania An
g+S W sprawy amerykahskie. Do
szio bowiem do wiadomoSci, re
wsadze wojskowe argielske ME
pozwulify ma odjazd dawnemu
niemieckiemu statkowi ,,Bahia
Blanca Buenos Aires, do po4no-
cnej Ameryki. Okret ow miai sic
uda6 z iadunkiem towarow, ale
wsSut& wdania sic W te sPrawy
Argfi i jej protestu, odjazd owe
go stztku zostaf odfozony ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

sali no. Atty. Czfonkinie proszone So
bye obecne, DO 50 wazne sprawy do
zaAatwienia. - Anastazya Jalowy,
PREF; Fran. Bieschke, sekr. prot.
KANTOWA.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czfon-
k6w Tow. sw. Jana Kantego No. 1874
Zjed., re miesiec1ne pcsiedzenie Cd
bedzie sic dnia 1890 lutego, O godz.
.7:30 wiecz6r, W sail zwykfych posie-
dzen. Kazdy czlonek obowiazany sta
vic sic ma 10 posied1enie, DO So waz-
ne sprawy do zasatwienia. - K.
Demski, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

POTRZEBA chlopca Tub me6ozyzn do
roboty W piekarni, ohetny mole sie
naDczyG piekarstwa. 1906 W. SPe-
riof n. is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
nieograniczonv.
GROzBA STRAJKU L
PRZYCICHLA.

Washington, IT. lutego. - Po-
nrrmo usAowan &c strony wfadz
kolcjowych, a6y JAZZ naipredzej
Ea1stwic sic re sprawami tycz9--
cymi sic podwyzki kolcjarzom,
gro5ha strajku ME znikfa, przy--
cchs ona tyBko, a zdsniem Bar
kera z Detroit, prezcSa uni 800
tysiry robotnikow, straJk moze
kzIdej chwHi wvbuchnao, jezei
sic pokaze, &c rad obCcny aEbo
rie chce. albo ME nozc Pomodz
roootmkom. Tvmczasem dyrcktor
kolei Hines pracuic co roie,
prvgUtowujc matcrva} pod obra-
dy k~onferencv,, ktora ma estate
cznie zadecydowac o daniu hub
odmowicniu p~odwvzki. Widac 2
calego zachowania sic d~yrektora
Hincsa oraz prezydcnta Wilsona,
&c starajs sic oni wyczerpae
wszetkie mozIiwc Srodki, aby Z
icdnej strony odwrocic starN, d
Z drugiej dopomodz robotnikom
Iolejowym przynajmniej tym, k0
rych plaza W tvcn czasach ME
wystarcza ma utrzymanie ich TO
DIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

W przyszla niedziele, dnia cego h.
IN. o~dbedzic sic obch6d n~icpodlcslo-
$ciowy p~olaczony z wiecem. %staraniem
Biblioteki i'm. JuliuSza Siowacklego i
.Gminy u. y. p, W sail pod tenHc mia
mem o godzinic $50 20 poludniu. 10
mitet przygotowuje do6orowy pro-
gram.
" dniu Ago kwietnia h. p. Tow.
Micdzie4y i'm. Sw. Alojzego ,urzadzI
przedStawienie ma kt6rym wystawia
tr~zy-aktowa komedye p. T. ,,Dwaj Lo-
kajc". ReAyScrem Sztuki jest y. Jan
StoihSki. kapclan tOwarzyStwa. BilctS
MONA nabyC u czfonk6w i ma plehanii
pO przystcpej Genie. PROXY W toku
Do Winona, Mimi, wyjethali wczo-
raj wieCzorem dwai bracia, PIP. Adam
/ Bronislaw Ciezykowscy. Fam. pm.
1913 So. May ul., ma pogrzeb Eh ma
tiki. S. p. Joanny CleSykowsklei, sedZi-
wei staruszh, ktory o~dbedzte sic W
cEwartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

? n3A1OA HaTbGsEsy Z AoeiSnNN
UyhAJacycA m kiessSn1S AtvowtR
AyoA, NE ma DG1ENNK CHICAGO
0n NJ Svyoh EspAataoA, b. sawsoa
DracpjS ola dobrA luAL 0sEukAncEa
,lnre AAlesS' StAAoWcss ~ DZLnNNL
EU CHICAGoGKM GGlaaxAAs ~
- mega.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
Z TOWN OF LAKE.

Dzisiaj wieczorem W sail parafial-
nej D. W. Sw. J6Zefa, w dzielnicy Town
Of Lake, odbedzie sic zako6czenie fe-
stynu, kt6rym energicznie zajmuje sic
Tow. DobroczynnoSci p. W. Sw. Win
centego a Paulo: doch6d ma biedne TO
dziny potrDebujace pomocy. Fesyn ten
dotychczas cieszy} sic powodzeniem, ME
ulega najmniejSzcj watpliwosd. re |
dziSiejSzy dzien - jake ~ostatui. ida
sic r6wnie4 doSrze.
Tow. DCbroczynnnsc I'm. sw. Jadwici
betZie miaio poSiedzenie dztstaj dnia
17-go b. m W sail p~arafialnej Sw. ia
ma Bo4ego. o godZtnfe $50 wieczO-
rem. Zarzad pruSi wSzystkich czlon--
k6~, ably sic jak ma 5iicznej zebrali.
Tow. Pole& I'm. Tsdeusza KoSrius5ki,
urzTdLa zabawe zapustna. ktora sic Cd
bedZte dzisiaj dnia 17-Go o godzfnie Tel
W ssn KosciuSzki pnr. 175S
W. 4Sej nj. Komitet urzadzajacy czyni
przygutowanls, ahy w~szyStkich goSd
jak najlepiej przyjsc zabawle.
Tow. MtodzieHy I'm. Sv. Stanisfswa
KoStE. przy parafii p. W. Najsw. Ser
Pana JezUsa, ma dzisiaj wieczorem
o godzinhe Sci bardzo wabpe zebra
ME nadzwyczajne, ma kt6re garzad pro
81 wszystkich czionkdw o przybycic.
P~osiedzenie to odbedzie sic w sail ivy
klych postedzeh. Ws1ne sprswy do "a
}atwfenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
ARMEN-
K

Washington, IT. lutego. - zle
size dzicie Armeiczykom w ostat-
Mich czassch, szczegolnie gdy woJ
ska turec&ie &urdyjSkie pod wo-
dza Mustaffy Kemala zrUbify zna-
CINE postepy wzrosfy do Po~az-
mel SHY 5Otysiecy. WisdomoSci O
statnie pochudzece z hardDo 20
wzznego zrodta donosze nam, 5e
o&oso siedm tysiery Armehoy-
k6w zostsso wymordowanych Po-
miruo Re wojna sic jrz skonczyia
Domino re poiitycy weiaz mysls
iakby wprowsdzi6 warunh Po&o-
II Swiatowego W zycie, &tory ma
spokoj tax bardzo pozedsny spro-
wsdzic IA zfemie-
CZY SEKRETARZ WOJNY
USTAPI?
Washington, II. 1utego. "a
czeay krszyc pogfoski Po Wa
sryngtonie, re Po ustapienbu Sc
hretsrza sprsw zsgranfcznych, in
ne posady minsteryslne sic oPro-
mia. Miedzy iunymi wsPominsJs
O sekr. woJny Bakcrze. Ca
sami W podobnych pogboskach lu-
bi krye sic troche praWdy' jodnak-
l.w tym wzgiedrie Baker mas zu-
Desrie uspoSaja, zazn@zjr' re
nie uryH rcz3e rrzygno"ec-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

W piatek, dnia 1890 nrarca h. r, pry
pada W koSciele p. W. Sw. Jozefa, przy
kt6ryrn pro6oszczem jest y. Stanisiaw
Cholewi6Ski. ~uroczystuSc patrona para
fiji. u okaIyi tel odbedze sic doroczny
odpuSt.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
ANOTHER CITIZEN
OF U. S. KILLED
Gabriel Porter Was Shot BY Mexican
Federal Officers On Dec. 21st
Case Being Investigated
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Jan. Gabriel
Porter, American citizen, in the en-
ploy of the Penn-Merr Co., was shot
and killed by Mexican Federal Offic-
ers at Tuxicamp, December 21st, ac-
cording to advices received by the
State Department today from the A
merican Consul sat Tampico. The Con-
aQl was ordered to report further in
ff6 s and nnsEah - Mke
rantd4, urge the local aptho1sSles at
Tampico to- direct the arrest and pu-
-nish the gailty persons. This makes
today twenty americans killed in the
T2mpico District by Mexicans- since
April nth, 1917.
Yesterday the Consul at Tampico
reported the murder II F. j. Ronsy
and Early Boles soil men.dn the Tam
pico fields. The State Department inn
mediately instructed the Embassy at
Mexico City to urge the Mexican gov
ernment to take PROMPT steps ito
bring the guilty to justice. Similar ac-
ton is expecteds in the Porter case,
when additional Information is repor-
ted.S ~
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
Humphrey and Baird
Buy Big Plantations

The Mcmahon Land Company has
sold to Messrs. w. H. Baird and j. G.
Baird, of Sunflower county, Miss, the
'Island and Vaucluse" plantations il,
Chicot county, Arkansas, and have
sold to Messrs. w. R. Humphrey
and J. Marison Baird, of Greenwood,
the Lake Hall and Myrtle Grove
plantations in Chicot county, Arkan-
sas. These plantations have sew
en-mile front on Lake Chicot. All
of these lands are said to be of most
excellent quality. The aggregate
amount paid by the new owners for
these plantations is over $80O,OO0.-
90, and the acreage is about 5,O0O.-
Greenville Daily Democrat-Times.
Mr.. J. Madison Baird and wife
have moved to Lake Hall, where Mr..
Baird has assumed charge of the
Humphrey & Baird plantations. Their
many Greenwood friends regret the
loss of their citizenship, but all join
in wishing for them continued hap
piness and prosperity.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
Contests Will Be Held At Antwerp.
Belgium During Next Summer
England Getting Ready.
Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Reports from
England indicate that the English
athletic authorities are actively en-
patton in the Olympic Games to be
pation ii the Olynpi onlks to be.
assalts Ant gidfils 8 ext snsl-'
mer. Despite the fact thet Great
Britain lost hundreds of her rest ath-
letes during the war the United King
dom in making selections for the
games next year, will have more ma
terial to draw from than ever before,
according to experts. This somewhat
anomalous situation is due to the
athletes as the result of military
training and outdoor life at the front.
Very few Of the Olympic team of
1912 will be available for the COM
i games. Some of these men are
dead, and others are too old to COM
y7.te 1t is also true that the ma
iority of the new athletics are
Green" men. However, English
sportsmen believe that they will be
well represented on the cinder track.
although admittedly weak in field
events. It is understood that Aus
tralia and New Zealand, which have
strong teams, will unite to enter the
games as separate from the mother
country.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
Believe Leaders OF
Band Thieves Caught

The officials of Leflore and Talla-
hatchie counties believe they captur-
ed last night the ring leaders of a
band of negro thieves, who have been
conducting series of robberies in
this vicinity, when three of the band
were caught and fourth was fat
ally wounded at Phillip when they
were apprehended when breaking into
a store. Willie Jackson of Greenwood
was wounded eight times and he will
probably die.
During the past ten days stores
were robbed at Minter City, Ruby
and Philip and the officers have been
hot on the trail Of the thieves. jim
Aldridge one of the leaders is in the
county Jail here on a charge of robh-
ing store at Ruby and two negro
youths, participants in the robbery at
Philip last night, are in the city Jail
here.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
The LeflOre County
Census Important

Appear after appeal has been made
to the citizens of Leflore to get busy
and see that enough enumerators are
appointed in this. county, to take the
census. So far there are only about
three applications, whereas nineteen
enumerators are needed. The Super
visors of each beat are personally ap-
pealed to to take an interest in this
matter and see if they cannot secure
applicants. Leflore county cannot af-
ford not to be represented in the 1920
census. There is too much at stake.
For one thing, the remuneration is
much better than is generally be-
lieved. Reports coming in show that
enumerators are earning from eight
to thirteen dollars day.
All the public officials, all the prea-
chers and teachesr Of the county, are
urged to take an interest in this mat
ter an dsee if enough applicants can
not be secured at once. It can be done
if proper effort is made. Informa-
ton is that Leflore county is show
ter and see an interest in this matter
than any other county in the state.
Applications may be made to the
Chamber Commerce at Greenwood,
or to Mr.. Eemmett Harty, Supervisor
of Census, for the Third District, at
Greehville, Miss.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
SITUATION GROWN
WORSE AUSTRIA
Republic Is Facing Its Second Year
With Considerable Appre-
hension.
Associated Press

VIENNA, Jan. THE Austrian re-
public faces its second year with fore
boding. Both the political and econ
omic situations are believed here to
have grown daily worse since early
Autumn.
The holiday season found Vienna
with reduced bread ration, virtually
no fats and without fuel. The ex-
pected supply of coal from Czecho-
Slovakia has not been received and
public utilities were kept partly in op-
GRAFTON only by great efforts and ec-
onomies.
High hopes had been entertained
from tie visit of Chancellor Renner
to the Supreme Council at Paris.
The people expected that Austria
would obtain sufficient credit, food,
fuel and raw material for the re-
sumption of their industrial life.
Now that the result of his journey
has become known the newspapers
sound a note of despair. One of
them remarks that the decision of the
Supreme Council that Vorarlberg may
not separate from Austria means
that that province is condemned to
suffer along with the west of Austria
until the ordinary native will have
hardly sufficient for food and clothing
becomes luxury for even the COM
paratively well-to-do.
While Austria seems unable to OBJ
tain foreign credit for rehabilitation,
there has been much comment here
upon the fact that foreign private
capital has been diligently exploit
ing the country. 1t is asserted that
the country has virtually been strip
ped of articles deluxe while its re-
naming factories are unable to OBJ
tain raw materials. According to
common report, foreign interests,
principally Italian ,have acquired en-
ormous holding of stock in Austrian
industrials end mines.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
To Begin Taking
Greenwood Census

Enumerators will being taking a
census of Greenwood within the next
few days. 1t is of the utmost impor-
tance that this census be as full and
complete as possible. Not only this,
but that the necessary information
be given enumerators with as little
delay as possible. It is not necessary
that the owner or lessee of a house or
home should give the infrmation per-
snally. The wife ,or any competent
member of the family, who may be
present will answer Not one second
more of an enumerator's time than is
necessary should be taken. Every
family and every person who may be
called upon should, for one thing,
have the age of member of that
family and household, written dow.
in advance, with place of birth in
cluded, and have this information rea-
dy for the enumerator. It has been
not uncommon in the past for en-
umerators to lose half an hour getting
such simple details as these. Their
time is limited. Their work must
be completed within that time. A
decent census of this Greenwood can
not be obtained without the thorough
cooperation of every citizen in it. If
you have a pride in your home town
if you want to see it make a cred
liable showing, and get all credit it
is entitled to, get interested in this
matter right now. If you find a per-
son, or a home that has been skipped,
report it, and see that it is counted.
Take an active interest in this work.
Don't be a Stacker. Don't through
indifference, or any other cause, dis
credit your town, and don't permit
anyone else to do 80.
The Chamber of Commerce.
Greenwood, Miss.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
CARPENTER MAY
MEET DEMPSEY
Efforts Being Made To Arrange Bout
To Take Place in Tijuana, Low
er California.
Associated Press

Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan. =
James D. Coffroth, promoter, is to-
day awaiting confirmation from his
representative in Paris, Of cablegrams
received last night saying.- Manager
Georges Carpenter had agreed 4,
meet Jack Dempsey in fifteen round
bout at Tijuana, lower California, be-
fore announcing definitely plans for
= Z zAe e1eSsuga the llrisnr to
stage the fight soch as the arena will
'be constructed. Coffroth sail. So far
arrangements have been without de-
tails by his representatives in Paris.
-, Is ROUND BOUT.
Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan. p
James Coffroth, promoter for Jack
dempsey and latter's smafnger Jsck
Kearns announced today they would
accept Georges sdrnentiers sugges-
ton TO limit the proposed clfauipion-
ship bout between Carpenters and
Dempsey tor fifteen rounds. They
favored July 4th as the. date for thu
fight which will be staged sAt Ti-
joan, Mexico. Coffroth's original Of
fer was for forty five round bout.
Carpenter suggester that fifteen
rounds would be long enough to de-
eide. -
x, TO ASK EVEN BREAK.
PARISss Jan. Manager Desch-
amps for Georges Carpenter in an
the acceptance of the terms
offered by James Coffroth, promoter
for the championship bout with Jack
Dempsey, indicated that he will ask
an even break or the. 100000 purse
offered by Coffroths ~
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
National Committee
To IndO1se President
5 Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. reso-
asssicn endorsing fresiden. Wilson'S
stand on the peace treaty and COM
mending his efforts to establisha lea
que of peace, is to be laid before the
Democratic National Committee at
meeting here tomorrow with the
backing Jof committee officials IF
I have anything to- do with it,"
chairman Cummins said today after
consultation with party leaders, "the
resolution will be so clear as to lea
We no doubt of our position that we
are behind the President. The gen.
eral expectation was that the commi-
ttee will adopt the resolutions.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carithers arrived
in Greenwood this morning from
Denver, Colo, for a visit with Mrs.
Carither's mother, Mrs. B. Moore and
family. They formerly resided in
Greenwood, where they have many
friends
Mrs. n. G. Kitchel was taken to
the Kings Daughters Hospital this
morning, where she will undergo an
operation.
Messrs. S I. Brown, r. L. Foy and
] R.. Flemons, of Sidon,. were business
visitors here this week.
t*A
Messrs. Ed. Jones, Eli EthEidge, w.
E. Manahan e. II. Schlater, and w.
E. Ethridge were business visitors
here from Schlater this week.
49, -
Mr.. r. p. CLARK was here on bus
mess from Morgan City Monday.
The statistics Of tho first census Q
he United States were published e
one small volume consisting q g
-ages. The statisties of the 1917
census required II volu1nes having
N Aggregate q nlore than 4o.ooe
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-07
Senate and House
Formally Organized

The Se,aee and the House of Rep
of the Mississippi Legis-
lature were formally organized yes
terday by sthe election of the follow
ng officers:
Senate. d. Fatherree of Clarke
county, president pro tenn; Joe P.
Willis, of Holmes county secretary;
T. S. Cotton, sergeant-at-arms; w. F.
Reese and w. 81. Benton, doorkeepers;
Mrs. r. L. Fischel, postmaster
House Connor, of Coving-
ton county, speaker; Geo. B. Power,
clerk; Miss Henrietta Mitchell, post
master. The House adjourned and
viii today elect sergeant-at-arms and
doorkeepers.