davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
US. Supreme Court by
One VoteBurs2. 75Beer
volstead Act Limiting Non-Into,icants to Less Than
one-half of Per Cent Alcohol Upheld;
Congress Within Rights

WASHlNGTON, Jan. 5.--By margin
OF one vote the Supreme Court to-day
upheld the right of Congress to define
intoxicating liquors, in so far as ap.
pied to wartime prohibition,
In five to four opinion rendered by
Associate Justice Brandeis, the court
sustained the constitutionality of pro.
visions in the Volstead prohibition en-
torcement act, prohibiting tho manu-.
facture and sale of beverages contain.
ing y of per cent or more Of alcohol
Associate Justices Day, Van Devanter
McReynolds and Clarke dissented.
Validity of the Federal prohibition
constitutional amendment and of por-
tions of the Volstead act affecting its
enforcement was not involved in the
proceedings, but the opinion was re-
little hope among "wet" adherents,
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel
Tor the Anti-Saloon League Of Amer
lea. hailed it as "a sweeping victory
and IN a statement tonight said the
only prohibition question left open by
the court now is whether the eight.
eenth amendment is of nature that
can be considered as Federal amend
ment snd whether it was properly
adopted.
Rupert Loses Fight
In rendering the opinion. tho court
sustained Federal court DEGREES dis
missing injunction proceedings to en-
join Federal authorities from prevent
ing Jacob Rupert, New York brewer
from manufacturing beer containing
in excess Of one-half of / per cent
but which he alleged was non-intoxi-
eating.
The "wets," however, received brief
ray of hope when shortly afterward
Associate Justice Day, in unanimous
opinion, sustained the dismissal OF
indictments brought under the war
time prohibition act against the Stand.
ard Brewery, Of Baltimore, and the
American Brewing Company, of New
Orleans. for manufacturing 2.75 bee,
before the Volstead act was passed
In sustaining this action, the court
held that Congress has the right tc
determine what are intoxicating bever-
ages, but in view of the fact the, Vol
stead act had not yet been passed
manufacture of low alcoholic beer was
permissible under the wartime pro
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

h,bition in act provided it was not
Following the rendering of to-day's
opinion, Assistant Attorney General
Frlerson, who has been in charge of
the prohibition cases in the Supreme
Court, announced that the Departm ent
OF Justice was ready to begin the pros
ecution of all persons who have sold
peer since the passage last October %
OF the Voistead act. The names Of all
violating the act have been obtained by
the department and card indexed, and
prosecutions, he said, would begin at
once.
Sweeping Opinion Rendered
The opinion Of Justice Brandeis. who
also rendered the December Is decision
uphold1ng the constitutionality Of the
wartime prohibition act, was sweeping.
setting forth that implied war power
enactment Of laws which viii not me M re- re-
~ prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors, but will effectually prevent
their sale.'
whether 1t be for purposes of ma
tional Defense" the Justice said, "or
Tor the purpose of establishing post
offlces and post roads or for the pur-
pose of regulating commerce among
the several states, Congress has the
power to make all laws necessary and
proper for carrying into execution the
duty 80 reposed in the Federal govern
ment."
Justice Brandeis also declared that
Congress under its war powers possess
virtually the same authority as that
held by the states under their police
powers, adding: "If. in its opinion, the
particular emergency demands the i'm
mediate discontinuance Of the traffic
Congress must have the power to re-
quire such discontinuance."
Public's Rights Upheld
A dissenting opinion concurred in
by the other three associate justices
was rendered by Justice McReynolds,
who took exception to the majority's
views regarding the scope Of war pow
ers. The minority declared the Con-
stitution should be interpreted so that
no part should "suffer emasculation by
any strained or unnatural construc-
tion," by which the public's rights
might be jeopardized.
Briefs were filed to-day by the gov
ernment and New Jersey authorities
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
AstOr Estate
Here Left to
Younger Son
Tax Fight by State May
Result From Disposal Of
Property by the Viscount
Under Special Will

A special will made by Viscount
William Waldorf Astor. of Hcver
Castle, who died in England October
18, 1919. was filed in the Surrogates
Court yesterday. This instrument ap-
plies only to his personal estate in
New York City, the petition for pro
bate stating formally that the value
Of his property is more than $780,
With the exception Of $4,000. which
Viscount Astor left for ten EMPLOYEES
in the Offices Of the Astor Estate at
Fl West Twenty sixth Street, he gave
All Of his personal property here to
his younger son, John Jacob Astor.
No Objections Indicated
That there will be no objection to
dicated by the fact that Major Wal
dorf Astor. elder son, who succeeded
to his fathers title, and Mrs. Pauline
Spender Clay. wife Of Captain Hugh
Spender Clay, of the British army, and
daughter Of Viscount Astor. waived the
service OF a citation upon them in the
probate proceedings.
There is possibility, however, that
State Controller Travis will institute
proceedings to decide whether the
action Of Viscount Astor in stripping
himself Of his New York real estate
thus saving to his estate large
amount of money in transfer taxes,
was in contemplation Of death.
Viscount Astor began about ten
years ago to dispose of New York real
estate holdings either by gift or sale
In 1911. soon after the passage of
the present inheritance tax law. he
transferred to his elder son, in trust
half of the Waldorf Astoria, and the
five buildings adjoining on Thirty
third Street
Property Sold in 1913
Early Gin 1918 he sold block on
the east side Of Tenth Avenue be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. Ip 1913 the son received from
mis- father gift Of New York real
estate valued at more than 81 100000
Last August Viscount Astor. trans
ferrcd all Of his remaining New York
real estate holdings to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, to hold in
trust for his two sons. The assessed
valuation on this property was said
to be about $b0,000,00O. 1t is the
establishment Of this trust, about two
months before his death and month
before Viscount Astor made the will
fled yesterday, which Controller
Travis is likely to attack az n trust
made in contemplation Of death. If
this contention is sustained, then the
estate will have to pay transfer tax
on the property placed in trust and this
tax will amount to about 1900 900. ,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Five Above Zero lis Reached
Weather Man Predicts Clear
and Warmer To-day

/. was only degrees above zero
1T and 3 O'Clock yesterday morning,
when most Of New York WAS going to
work. That was the coldest period Of
the day. Thereafter the mercury rose
until ut 4:15 1t reached its highest
point 22 degrees.
II was Impossible 70 heat the big
rooms IN The Children's Court In Brook.
iyn At the opening Of the session
every one kept his oyercoat on and
wag blue ~Dosed and shiverinR ut that.
As soon az IL became evident that no
higher temperature could be expected
court was adjourned.
'fhe forecast for to-day is clear and
warmer,
More than tbirty-Gye alarms were
sounded In Manhattan between & and
8 o'clock In thH evening. The fires wsre
due In moet instancsA 10 attempts To
thaw out frozen pipes or 70 ovcrheated
6ueS.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
100 Die in Sofia
In Republic Riots
Troops Fire as Foes Of
Dynasty, fingered Over
Treaty, Attack Palace


GENEVA, Jan. fBy The Associated
Press More than hundred persons
have been killed or wounded in anti
dynastic manifestations at Sofia, ac-
cording to Belgrade advices published
here. Large crowds Of manifestants,
including the leading bourgeoisie, as
sembled before the palace, shouting
"Long live the republic! Down with
the King!"
They attempted to rush the palace,
bur the troops opened fire, and the
and stones. 1t was in this fighting that
most Of the casualties occurred.
The serious situation is due to in
creasing unrest in the capital and
throughout Bulgaria because of dissat-
isfaction over the terms of the treaty,
especially the loss Of lands in Thrace.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Bolsheviki Flee Before
Lett Army ON Dvina
'sRed" Front Broken and River
Crossed, Dispatches From
Copenhagen Say

coPENHAGEN pa 4oas assars jan SD,Rstfhs' s
t;sh troops have broken the Bolshevik
front along the Dyina. Numerous
prisoners have been taken. together
with much booty, it is asserted.
Two divisions Of Let's, supported by
Baltic landwehr, attacked the Boil
sneviki on a wide front, the dispatches
say Very heavy fighting followed, re-
sulting in penetration of the Boil
sheYik positions on the first day. The
attack was pressed, the Red lines
pierced and the Dvina crossed. The
advance continues, the Bolsheviki re-
treating rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
New Crisis in Britain's
Rail Wage Issue Looms
Resolutions Denouncing Gov
I. ernment's Bonus Plan Are
Adopted by EMPLOYEES

LONDON, Jan. g. There is every in
dication tonight that new railway
crisis is developing. Numerous meet
ings Of railvsaymen in leading towns
OF the kingdom to-day adopted resolu-
ticns rejecting the governments offer
and, although the number Of men thus
represented IL small in comparison
with the total 100000 membership of
the National Union of Railwaymen,
James Henry Thomas, the general sec
Tetary, and his associates realize that
they have delicate task before them
and are apprehenaiYe Of the result.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
More Reds Seized Here:
600 Marked for Arrest:
DeporteesC Going to Upton
Jan. l0SettoRatiN
TreatyofVersaiIIes


PARIS, Jan. 5 {By The AssoE
ciated Press). - The Supreme
Council tentatively has set JAM
uary 10 for ratification Of the
Treaty Of Versailles.
The councils basis for settle-
nent Of the Scapa Flow sinkings
was handed over to Baron Won
Lersner to-day. An agreement
was reached upon the Allies ac
cepting diminution Of l25,0OO
tons from the 100000 tons of
naval material originally de-
manded from Germany.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Calli-Curci Wins Decree; {;
Husband Drops Charges
Expected Sensational Suit Ends
Tamely When Singer Gets
.JJncontested Divorce

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.~~Mme. Amelita N.
CALI -Curci, Of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company, to-day won divorce
from Luigi G. Curci after a short
hearing before Judge Mcdonald in STU
pcrior Court.
The proceedings, which promised to
10 an early close when Curci,
In a statement filed with the court,
withdrew his answer To his wife's quit.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

Liberty IIOnd@--xb0. 500. thO0, $1,000
cmn be bought and sold INSTANTLY.
John Muir a 60. al br9Dawoy ~Advt'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Japanese Rush. Troops
To Reinforce KOlchak
Toxic Cable Says Extensive
Force Has Been Sent
IN Trkutsk
10 Irkutsk

HONOLULU. T. H., Jan. {By The
Associated Press). Heavy Japanese
Irkutsk to mid the forces of Admiral
Kochak there, according to cable
from Toxic to "The Nippu Jill" a
Japanese daily newspaper here.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

'WEDDING nELL%,---Enrris Theatre
Everybody md Immediate family like IT,
Adyk
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

rosyjski sinks. Natura rosyjska
dopuszcza tysiqcc mozliwoSci. r.
nergia, zuzyta krwiozercza rewo-
lrcya ME wyczerpafa sic jeSzczc.
Rosyjski sadyzm przycichf ma
chwile, przejSciowo zaspokoJony
rozlewcm krwi. Ale kiedy znoW
nagromadza sic ma gfebiach jcgo
rowe SHY, gdy rozbudzi SIG W MIN
zqdza szaiu i okrucienstwa wy
buchnie tax samo niespodzieWa-
mic i nagle i tax saino groznie
~strasznie, jak w chwilacll pierw-
szei rewolucyi. I znowu moze
Europa stanic pred zjawisklen
tax samo niewytlumaczonem
dziwncm jaN dotqd, zjawiskicn
kt6remu wiecznic ma imic be-
die: Rosya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
SLIME popierana przez Kobiece
Stowarzyszenie Pokoju.
zADAJA
DEBS'A.

Washington, II grudnia. -
Rozpoczeto tn wczoraj silna agi-
tacye pomiedzy czionkami Kon-
gresu cclem uwolnienia z wiezie-
MIA .przestepcy politycznego"
Eugeniusza V. Debs'a, ktov Cd
siaduje kare "a zdrade stanu W
wiezieniu kalifornijskiem. Dele
gacya, zlozona z Samuela Com
persia, prezesa Amerykanskiej
Federacyi Piracy, PAM N. Clark,
oraz przedstawicieli kilku innych
organizacyi, stawAa sic wczoraj
pred komitetem Senatu ola
spraw sadownczych. domagajac
sic p~rzyjecia rezolucyi senatora
France, majacej ma celu powoia-
ME prezydenta Wilsona do oglo-
szcnia ogolnej amnestyi wszy-
stkich wiezniow politycznvch, kto
rzy przekroczyli prawo o szpie-
goStwie W czasie wojny minionej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Me WsEdz siel

CIV powracass do domu 70 Er09-
piescia. re skladu. ofisu Tub fabryEl
kun sobie DZIENN1K CHICAGosKI
{ emiaio czytaj v tramwalu Tub W.
Eonie-
DzIENN1K CH1CAGosKI mosna
stale nabywa8 ma nastepujacych M
roanikach:
State 1 Madison - pred Skiadeu
departamentowym Boston store
State 1 Madison - pred aptsk1
firmy Buck and RAyner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadsn
departamentowym firrv CArSoAt
Plrie, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Bureau
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren 1 La SAll0I
Adams 1 La 9allo;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 1 La SALES
Randolph 1 Dearborn:
Vashjngton ! SA ara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Ma Marginesie ROsH-
skiej Rewolucyi.
2 Kuryera Porannego.)

w ostatnich latach przezyia
Europa fakt niezwyklego INA
czenia. Biysk krwawej rewolucyi,
jaki dokonal sic W Rosyi wstrza-
small podstawami dotychczasowe-
go sposobu myslenia i wdari sic
W ludzkie umysly przerazliwym
dysonansem krzyku, Walaca sic
W CRUZ stara Rosya Pogrzebata W
swych drzazgach caiy dotychcza-
sowy poglsd ma zycie spoieczne
i dusze Rosyi. Zagadkowy Sinks
rosyjski okazai ma chwile swe ka
mienne oblicze i skryl sic znowu
W mgiach nieodgadnionej tajem-
nicy. Przewrot dokonal sic talk
nagle i TAX groznie, IL ME pozwo-
lii nawet wniknaG W podioze swe-
so wybuchu, W zrodfo swego po-
wstania. Mrok, otaczajscy dusze
rosyjska ME rozwias sic, ale je-
szcze gestsza siecia opiotl glab
swojej tajemnicy.
l dis stoimy znow pred Ia
gaGka. Skad sic wziai rosyjski
bolszewizm, Z jakich glebin wy
rosia rewolucya, rzucajaca W pyl
potezny carski kolos i tanczaca
ia lego gruzach krwawy taniec
:ycia i Smierci. Z jakich niezba-
danych podlozy wyrosi Satan
mSciwoSci i barbarzynstwa? ia
kim cudem dokonal sic ten gwal
towny, olbrzymi skok Z otchiani
caryzmu w otch}ah bolszewiz-
muH Pytania te ME schodza dis
I ust wszystkich, ktorzy zasta-
nawisjq sic mad istota history
nego przewrotu rosyjskiego. I
ia pytania tie rozni znajduja ty-
siaczne odpowiedzi. ZGawisko
BOWEN samo da sic tlumaczyc
i interpretowaG W nieskohczo-
nose. Zawsze jednakowoz pozo-
stana iakieS drogi niezbadane,
powody niewytlumaczone i dzi-
wne, jak sama dusza r~osyjskiego
cziowieka.
Ale przy ~pierwszem zastano-
wieniu sic mad zjawiskiem ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
w SPRAWIE

WASHINGTON, %. grudnia.

Washington, ". grudnla. -
Va p~odstawie rezolucyi, wniesio-
nej wczoraj do Izby Poslow
przez pos}a Brooks'a Z Illinois,
prezydent Wilson jest upowaz-
uiony do zwolania miedzynarodo-
wei k~onierencyi celem ufozenia
Srodkow ! ~sposobow W sprawie
cg6lnego rozbrojenia pahstw. Re.
zotucya ia zostaIa odeslana do
komitetu Izby Pos|ow ola spraw
12granicznvch. R~ezolucya ia jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
A PODATKU
ZAROBKoWEGO.

Washington, 20. grudnia. -
Pred komitetem Izby Posiow
dla $rodkow i sposob6w, ktory
obecnie zajety Jest sprawl uSo-
zenia podatku dochodowego, Of
to H. Kahn, wybitny banker no.
wojorski i ekspert podatkowy,
'przed}ozyl wczoraj swoje Pogla-
DIV W przedmiocie rewizyi Prawa
podatkowego. Rekomendacye
kahna co do zmiany prawa podat-
kowego "a nastepujace: Zniesie-
me podatku Cd nadmiernych zy-
skow: ~nalozenie okoto 3 procent
rodatku Cd czystych dochodow
korporacyi. co zastapifoby obec-
ny norma,nv 1O-procentowy po-
Gatek ! podatek cd nadmiernych
zvSk0w: naiozenie podatku cd
hurtownej ! posredniczacej spree
day w wysokosci Cd cwierc do
jednej trzeciej centa procentu ;
zredukowanie nadwyzki podat-
k6w cd wielkich p~rzychodow do
maximum 30 procent. Powiada
Kahn. IL W ten spos6b Sciagane
podatN przyniosiyby rzadowi
przynajmniej $4,2CO,OOO rocznegO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

> yS~iCJ iS"OauSSi otJC PiLCNS
wszystkiem i najjaskrawiej W O.
czy krwioierczoSc i dzikoSc TO-
syjskich tfumow. Zadna z wiel--
kich rewolucyi Swiatowych ME
pochioneia tyie ofiar, ME ujawni-
la lyle fa&tow zwierzecego zne-
cania sic ludzi mad ludzmi, lyle
wyrafinowanych mordow i okrop
nych zbrodni, lyle aktow besty-
alstwa i rankin wielkich ludzkich
uczuc - 60 GewoluCya rosyjska.
ZjawiSko to jest tax przyt,acza-
jace i gorujece mad wszystkiem,
re przyAania SODA sam fakt do
konanej zmiany ustroju spolecz-
nego i bolszewickich reform.
Wybi} sic on po prostu ma pier
wszy plan Rewolucya rosyjska Il
toneia W morzu krwi. Symbolem
jej stall sic dirk, okrutny muzyk
rosyjski, wyzwolony z wszel-
kich zasad humanitarnych, a ma
wet prymitywnych uczuc ludz-
kich. p+awiscy sic z uta iona ia
kaS ro1kosza w krwi i podsycajs-
cy W sobie zadze zemsty / mszcze
MA sic. Zjawisko to wystepowaio
juz raz podczas Wielkiej Rewo-
lucyi francuskiej i tam mordo--
wano, zabijano, mszczono sic. I
tam polala sic krew strumie-
MEM. Ale W czynach francuskich
jakobinow ME bylo tel utajonej
lady krwi, tego sadystycznego
zadowolenia, Z jakim mordoWa}
swych braci rosyjski rewolucyo-
nista. Przyczynv tkwia wiec bez-
wzglednie giebiej, W samej ma
turze rosyjskiej.
4
Rosyjska dusza jest okrutna.
Okrucienstwo i z~wierzecy ped do
mordowania tkwi organicznie w
ciele Rosyanina. Akt krwawej
zemsty jest ola niego aktem wy
dobywania ukrytych a wlecznle
kotiujacych W MIN zwlerzecych
instynktow. niszczenia. pastWie-
MIA sic, zabijania. Dlsza jego Ia
knie widoku meki, boleSci, cier-
Boil sprawia mu rozkosz.
Lubi bye kopanym. bitym i sam
rozkoszuje sic bolem drugich. lie
spokojem znosi meki, ale tez sam
spokojnie i z zadowoleniem PREY
patruje sic meczaniom drugich.
Jestto bezsprzecznie sadyzm:'
Tkwi on W dusty rosyjskiej Cd
dawna i ME zmieni go zadna
zmiana ustroju, ami zadna rewo-
spoleczna. Rosyanin POGO
stanie Rosyaninem, jakim bya Cd
czasow Iwana Groznego, tego
protoplasty ! uosobiciela rosTJ-
skiego sadyzmu. Sfusznie wiec
powiedzial o Rosyaninach An
drzej Niemojewski: w kazdym
Rosyaninie tkwi car Ivan Groz-
ny"
w calem rosyjskim sposobie
zycia, w historyi, w zwyczajacn
i obyczajach objawia sic dobitnie
instynktowny szal okrucienstwa,
mic sic ME dzieje be- potokow
NaUaskrawiej zas moe IL
sic to W literature rosyj-
skiei. Nazwiska Disadvantage,
Andrejewa, Iva Toistoja / Ar
c~ybaszewa So chyba najlepszym
dowodem wynaturzenia rosyjskiej
duszy. Ssdyzm tkwi W Mich gle
boko pod ia lub lima p~ostacls' w
tel lub innej masce. Ale jest
wszedzie. Zarowno w duszacn
]
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

chiop6w jak i inteigencyi. | wy
bucha maggie, niespodziewanie,
jakby chciai jednym poteznym
rzutem wyiadowac Z siebie GAIA
ragromadzona i wiecznie kurza-
CO sic i kipiaca energic.
Stad tez dusza Rosyanina jest
uosobieniem krafcowoSci. Obok
okrucienstwa ukrywa w sobic o.
gromna dobroc i bczgraniczna
nieraz miioSc. w szerokiej ma
turzc Rosyanina tkwiq tc pier
wiastki obok siebie / pokrywajq
sic wzajemnie. Sd to jakby diva
bieguny jednej potezncj dzwig-
hi, poruszajacej cafe zycie Rosy
ANNA. Znane So bowiem liczne
fakty &c dusza zczwjcrDeconego
muzyka rosyjskiego zdobywaia
sic W pewnych momentach ma
czyny nawet wzruszajace / wyso-
ce humanitarne. Ten dziwny przc
skok dale SIG wythumaczyc jedy-
ME krancowoScia, ktora kaze Ro-
syaninowi raz szalec Z bestyal--
silva a potem korzyc sic W milo
sci wspolczucia-
| "a krancowoScia tez TUNA
czy sic ten caiy dziwnv, olbrzy-
mi i nieWytiumaczonv przeskok.
jakiego podaas rewolucyi doko-
nala Rosya- Z jedpego przeci-
wienstwa rzucifa sic w drugic-
NieobliczalnoSc natury rosyj-
skiej jest tax wieika, jak wybuch
wrlkanu- Dymi sic spoNojnie pie
knym pi6ropuszem, iagodnie i
W.nantycz&e - ale W chwili
wybuchu Jest grozny, straszny,
okrutnv- Me INA miIosierdzia- |
kto vie co jeszcze kryje W sobie
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SMITH CZLONKIEM KOMI-
SYI MIEDZYNARODOWEJ.

Washington, 20. grudnIa. -
Marcus \. Smith I Ari-
zony, zostai mianowany przez
prezydenta Wilsona czionkiem
E9cznej komisyi miedzynarodo-
wei, ktora zasatwia pewne kwe-
stye miedzy Stanami Zjednoczo-
nyni a Kanada " sprawach ia
kich, jak rybo}ostwo i tym Podo-
5ne. Termin p. Smitha - jake
senatora. konczy sic Z dniem 3go
narca p. T. i MISUNDERSTANDING
nova te posade obejmie natych-
miast DO ustapieniu z Senatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Przez nastepne try mieSiace.
Portland, Oregonl, %. grudnia.

SAH~S NY ~
Portland, Oregonl, "a. grudnia.
- Ma posiedzeniu dyreStorow
stowarzyszenia The Loyal Le-
gion of Laggcrs and Lumbermen
lfor Oregon uchwalono zredrko-
wac place wszystkim robotnikom
o so centow dziennie. Obecnie
najnizsza plaza tych robotnikow
wynosiG bedzie $3.50 dziennie.
Toledo, Ohio, %. grudnia. -
Ma Postawione ultimatum, dane
60 robotntkom przez kompanie
The Toledo Bridge and Iron
Co, ezy VIOLA stale pracowac "a
10procentowa nizsza place, czy
zostaG usunieci z piracy. rObotni-
cy zgodzili sic ma Piewszy waru-
mex kompanii i praouja W dali
$1,000 1;.-,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
.TElEGRAMY KRAJOWE'

.Dokonczerie ze SIT. 1e,,l
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-04
$500 Year in Advance; SC Copy

In several cases hot lunches were
suggested for the children, the child
rcn to bring the materials from
home.
Miss Grey states that it is the
purpose of her work to follow up
into the home, in the summer, the
cases which were referred to doctors
and specialists, and that she will be
glad to visit any homes of children
so referred. if there is any misun-
derstanding on the part of the par
ents.
The work of the community nurse
involves considerable clerical work
as a record is kept for each child
examined each year and comparisons
made. Numbers of reports are re-
quired also The nurse has an office
in the courthouse where she keeps
the records and has on hand an
assortment of health literature.
The schools visited were as follows:
IEdndIl, NlStIltl lO', l'ouRldS ais,
district 1l6: Leadpoint, district rs;
Velvet, district 81; Niger Creek, dis
trict 1913; Onion creek, district 80;
Stonespar, district 100; Clark, district
10; Woodspur; Boundary, district
"a; White Lake district /; Narcisse,
district So; SQuaw creek, district 81;
Park Rapids. district l41; Pend
Oreile, district 1863; Dominion, dis
tlict 1877; Basin, district 113; Blue
Point, district III; North Basin, dis
trict 146; Marble Valley, district lOl.
From three to four hours was spent
in each school visited.
Miss Grey was fifteen months over
seas and was located near Paris
during the war. She left with the
Spokane unit in April 1918 and since
returning has been with the Red
Cross.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-04
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AND
CLOSE OF FISHING SEASON

j. D. Goakey celebrated his 10th
birthday by going fishing at the lakes
on the last day of the fishing season
which occurred on the same day as
his birthday H. c. Masterson ac-
companied him.
Mr. Goakey and Mr.. Masterson
went fishing together on the first day
of the fishing season and kept it
up off and on all summer and Tues
day of this week, the last day of the
season, they went again. They are
successful fisherman and their eff
forts always result in q fine catch.
Mr.. Goakey has lived in this vicin-
ity for the past SO or "a years, and
although he is now rs years old, he
still enjoys fishing and drives his
car to the lakes frequently on fish
ing expedition.