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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
HOSPITAL TRUSTEES AT
MONTHLY MEETING
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 9:-The
monthly meeting of the board of
trustees of the Richmond Memorial
Hospital Tuesday night was held in
the new Nurses Home opposite the
hospital building in Prince Bay. The
home, which is situated in the for
mer Doty building. has been thor
oughly renovated and put in first
class condition for the nurses. Sew
eral important matters were dis
cussed at the meeting. Excellent
reports were received from the hos
pital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
REPORTS BIG THEFT

Jacob Hoffman, who lives az 279
New Brunswick avenue. on the Sec
ond floor. reported to Chief of Po-
lice Patrick j. Burke yesterday aft
ernoon that leather oval box con-
tanning one fountain pen. $40 in
thrift stamps, four $3.50 gold pieces,
one IS gold piece. one $50 bill. three
$40 gold certificates. SIS in one aAd
two dollar bills. "a small box of an
tiques, and a necktie pin with the
letter G on one end. was stolen from
his home yesterday. The police are
working on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
1T MAY INTEREST YOU

TO read the local on page 3 OF
this issue of the News with refer
ence to the demonstration. reception
and dance to be held in the class
rooms of the Perth Amboy Business
College. Friday evening. Dec. 10th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
FINED FOR VIOLATION
OF HEALTH CODE

For violating the health code in
four different ways, E. u. Lambert
son. of Washington street, was fined
s505 In police court by Recorder
Pickersgill this morning. on a COM
plant made by John Wodder. an in
spector of the health department.
The recorder also ordered that the
man who owns several tenement
houses in the neighborhood of Me-
chanic and Washington streets al
low the inspector to go through the
houses. or the houses would be con-
demned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
Hope to Visit England

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. - HOPE
that the decision of the British gov
ernment not to permit the special
committee of Americans to visit
British territory to obtain informa-
tion about conditions in Ireland is
not final. is expressed in letter sent
to the British embassy by the COM
mission of the committee of 100 IN
vestigating the Irish question.
IF your letter were to represent
the final opinion of the British gov
ernment," the commission wrote.
certain regrettable conclusions
would seem to follow. 1t would seem
to imply autocratic, interference on
the part of the government with the
free communication of friendly
peoples"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
DANA

Regular monthly social and dance
for members and friends will be held
in our new home in the Odd Fellow
Building, 1922 Smith street. Satur-
day evening, December 11th.
COMMITTEE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
U. S. Hopes to Avoid War.
Ry Sian Correspoudent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Dis-
cussing the Japanese question free
ly and frankly in a carefully pre-
pared address, delivered today in
the House, Representative Hahn, of
California, chairman of the military
committee, declared that America
hoped always to avoid war. and that
If the statesmen, the publicists, the
politicians, the agitators and the
demagogues of Japan" really want
ed war with the United States, they
would be the ones to bring it on and
not the Americans"
Mr.. Hahn reaffirmed his belief
that a universal training policy
would best safeguard the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
Manr cash Chrlstmas Checks

The Perth Amboy Trust company
was crowded all day yesterday by
Christmas Club members cashing
their checks. Between 200 and 1,000
persons are calling at this institu-
ton daily for their Christmas money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
NEW HOPE Of
IRISH TRUCE
Peace, Almost Out of Sight
Yesterday, Has Been Re-
vived, London Report Says

BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. Prospects OF
an Irish truce which last night was
generally regarded as having re-
ceded almost out of sight, have been
revived. according to a late edition
of the Daily Mail. as a result of a
private interview between Monsig-
nor Patrick Joseph Clune. bishop
of Perth. and Permier Lloyd George
yesterday.
Monsignor Clune has been prom
inently mentioned in recent Irish
dispatches as carrying on negotia-
tions looking to truce with lead
ers of the Sim Fein movement.
The archbishop. the newspaper
declared, conveyed to Mr.. Lloyd
George what, in effect, was a mes
sage from Michael Collins. COM
mander of the Sim Fein army. 1t
is understood the impression was
given that Collins and other Sim
Fein leaders were extremely desir-
Gus of a truce and were prepared to
take definite steps to secure 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
Fined for DisorderIy Conduct

Adam Mesezina of 612 Carson ave-
nue., was fined $50 by Recorder Pick
ersgill this morning on a disorderly
conduct charge preferred by Jay b.
FRANKIE. city electrician. The man ii
IS charged, took some wooden pipe
from the municipal light plant prop
erty. Before the recorder this morn
ing he admitted having the pipe but
claimed man at the plant told him
TO take 1t. He agreed TO return the
property. Detective Sergeant John
Huff and Detective Joseph Gutowski
served the summons on the man.
j. A. Hdwe. for Electric PercOlators
Grills. Heaters, Irons. Washers Vacuum
Cleaners. etc. 1e-9-tfs
Order now. Cemetery wreaths for
Xmas 35c and upward. Clark. the Flor
ist. 32 Smith st. 22545-19-9-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Do you know there's wide awake Gift
shop at 81 Smith St. Logically--the best
place to look for a Gift.
32S5i--l9-a-llA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Why not give her a picture this year?
rraidwood's Gift and Art Shop 81 Smith
~ se5f3-12-3-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Christmas Picture Framing at Braid
woods Gift and Art Shop. "a smith st.
22551-l2-9-1l'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
$500 REWARD

The undersigned will pay
$500 reward for information
leading to the arrest and con-
viction of the men who dyna-
mited the steam shovel in our
clay mines at Woodbridge, n. j.
about l A. NJ. Dec. End,
1920.
THE ANNESS e. POTTER
FIRE CLAY co.
Woodbridge, \. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

p A. Iidwe for Mounted Pyrex: Pyre,
Gift Sets. etc. 12-9-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

P. A. fdwe. for Razors. Razor strops
Pocket Knives 12-9-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Braidwood's Gift and Art Shop has the
the G.ft you're looking for. 81 Smith St.
2255l-l2-9-11s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Christmas Cards at Brsidwood's Gift
and Art Shop 81 Smith ST.
s2551-i2-9-iIs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

Pre-war Prices on Tire and Tube Repairs
Your Telephone Our Nearest Service
Station
Phone 1873 Let George Do 1t
Tires Changed From Rim Free
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

P. A. Hdwe. FOR Carving Sets. Table
Cutlery. etc. 1e-9-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

p A. IIdwe. for Bread and Cake Mixers
12-9-tf'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15

kle slabe, niespokojne, blade, glow
ka mu sic poci podczas snu. iowa
rzyszy temu zwykle konstypacya, O.
g6lne Oslabien:e i skionnoSG do "a
ziebien i katar6w. TIE symphony ra-
zem z wadliwa hygiena i dyeta po-
winny zwrociG uwage Ma mczliwoSC
tel choroby.
w SLIME r~ozwinietym wypadku
badanie wykazuje stan. kt6ry ME
oka7uje sic w innych chorobach.
Powstaje duia glowa nieforemnego
ksztaltu, wazkie, skurczone piersi,
znane- jake Pigeon Chest, g6rna
GEESE kcSci Il n6g i rak ~powieksza
sic i deformuje kablakowato. brzuch
bywa rozdety. sp6znione zabkowa-
ME. czaszka bywa miekka.
Me wszystkie jednak rachityczne
dziecf podlegaja powyzszym symp--
tomom, lecz okazuja rome stopn!e
komplikacyi. So wypadki kabiakcwa-
tych n6g. zgrubiaiych kolan, zde-
formowania ,grzbietu. albo powiek-
szenia czaszki. Lekhie wypadki So
u~leczalne be- zdefOrmowania, ciezkie
lecza sic daleko powolniej i pozosta-
| wiaja deformacye sEkieletu. Choro-
| ba ia jest chroniczna. a pomimo re
ME jest fatalna sama W sobie. czyni
| pacyenta pcdatnym do innych chor6b
przez oslabienie odpornosci pacyenta.
Ochrona przed-sDglelske choToSa
jest cdpowiednie karha eEio. Gdy
matka sauna ME mole kArmit. t. Nv.
| plypne karmienie ma bt5 zastoso-
waue: jezeli 10 ME wystarcza. kro-
wiego mleka MONA uzywat. Tub in
nych stosownych pokarm6w.
DUO Swiezego powietrza | slohca.
codzienne kapiele So najlepszymi
Srodkami zapobiegawczymi.
Duzo MONA uzyskaj przez wczes-
ne l~eczenie, giownie pomiedzy 6tym
a l5tym miesiacem zyc.a dziecka.
Gdzie choroba iuz sic rozwineia,
duao MONA pOm6dz, przez zaprowa-
dzenie odpowiedniej dyety. Spoczy-
mex jest nadzwyczaj potrzebny. -
Dziecko p%OwinnO bye zostawione w
! spokoju i ME zmuszane do siedzenia
lub stania. DO to powcduje skrzy--
! wienie grzb;etu j n6g. Jezeli dztecko
samo chce usia&t: plecY powinny bye
wzmncnione przez podiolen;e podusl-
XII. ably sic mialo. o co cprzec. Trzy-
mac dziecie o lie m~oznoSci ma SWie-
zem powietrzu i ma s!ohcu.
Przepisanie odpowiednej dyety.
jak r6wniel leczenie must bye pod
kierunkiem lekarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
I KOuSULATU GENERALNEGO
RzECzY-POSPOLlTEJ POL
SKIEJ " CHiCAGO.


Konsulat Generality Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskiej W Chicago prosi
wszystkie pisma polskie W Chica-
60 i W Stanach;
Montana, n. Dakota, S. Da-
kota, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska -
@ podanie do publicznej wiado-
moSci, re biura Konsulatu zostajq
otwarte w czwartek dnia logo
llpca RIB. (Godziny urzedowe ola
publicznosci - Cd lOtej do 1el,
konsu,at napotkaf wielkie trU-
dnoSci W wynalezicniu odpowie-
dniego lokalu. Tymczasowo biura
Nonsulatu micszcza sic pnr. 1909
No. Ashland ave. Ze wzgledu
ma SzczupioSt tymczasowego To-
kalu konSuiat upraSza o zgiasza-
nie sic jcIynie w sprawach pill
nych ! waznych.
Croczyste otwarcie K~onsulatu
rastqpi Z chwilq pozyskania sta
lego lokalu.
konsul generalny,
(PodpiS nicczytcIny.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15

ciu sic angielskiej chOroby. Najwie-
cej wystepuje ona 20 wielkich mia
stach i W centrach przemyslowych.
q maiymi wyjatkami jest TO choro-
ba ubostwa. braku slonca 1 $wieze-
go powietrza. oraz niedostatecznego
j niewiaSciwego pokarmu.
Niew}a$ciwa dyeta jest n~ajwaaniej-
sza przyczyna ,,choroby angielskiej'
u dzieci. ME liczacych jednego roku
zycia. Ia czeste karmienie nieodpo-
wiednimi pokarmami. f]slodzonem /
~zgeSzczonem mlekiem. karmienie
mocnem krowiem mlekiem, ktore po-
woduje niestrawnoSG i Ella assymila-
eye. OTTO - powody choroby. Pre-
dluzone karmienie PERSIA po ponow-
mem zajSciu matki W ciaze. W kt6rym
wypadku zachodzi zmniejszenie thu
szczu / bia}ka W pokarmie a haste
puje upadek assymilacyi wapiennych
soil (lime saltS) - TO r6wniez PREY
czyna choroby, kt6ra zwykle okazuje
sic pomiedzy : a 10tym miesiacen
zycia dziecka. W niekt6rych wypad-
kach zdarza sic to W drWgim rOku,
zw}aSzcza z powodu przediuzonego
karmienia. gdy mleko W piersi ne
jest luz d~ostatecznym pokarmem dla
dziecka. albo gdy dyeta sk}ada sic
Z lichego mleka. Tub lie ~przygoto--
wanych ~pckarm6w mqcznych.
Przejawy zaznaczaja sic ~niedoroz-
wojem koSci. Zmiany te W ko5ciach
pochodza z nadmiernei absorbacyl
koSci wskutek utrudnionego proce-
su ~waSnienia i twardnienia tcalci-
fication).
Opr6cz zmian w kcSciach. moe
zajSG r6wniez powieks1enie $ledzio-
ny / watroby. oraz r~ozdecie 5oiadka
! kiszek. Muszkulv ~zostaja wynisz-
czone i zwyrodniaja sic. oraz ma
stepuje anem'a' Cniedokrewno$t>.
symphony re ME sa zbyt znaczne
W pcczatku choroby i dlatego W VIE
In vypadkach ME latwo je ~rozpoznat.
My ieduak m6wimy o Chronicznej
postepowej chorobie. podczas zabko-
wanna. zanim dziecko zacznie cho-
die.
Dziecko W tel chorobie jest ivy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dda wlasny -DzENN1KA CHNCAGOsKIEGo". prowadhony
OF5sinainie PrHz Bodakcye pzy laskANym wsp6fudHale specyalpych
referent6w:
DR. mCHAh C. COY specyaInoSe: ehorooy wewnserne, nerwo-
we dietetyka;
DR. 1ozEF J. FAX speeyaInoSc: posoanictwo. choroby d.ied
wewnetrnes
DR. HELENA J. GoREcKA -speyamoS6 chOrOby kobiet, daeci
Poozntctwo; r..
DR. JAN J. LBS - dentystytA
Dza4 EsWfera Htykuy tesa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W ddedzi-
me nrO~ia' Podate sic tex odPowicdzi n pytanA, nadsytane przez a
Ezych OyHnik6w, Ies tyko takia khe oG0LNK NIGGA bye traktowa-
ne; ZAPYTAN 90 DO OSOBIsTYCK, NDYwDUALNYCH WYPAD-
Row, ORAz PYTAE ANoNMOw YCH ME oDPowIADAMY w TYM
DZIALEL JAK R0wNH4 ME PouAJ STE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA-
GA SE W ZARzADEENA LEKA RZY.
zaPytania nAe4y ADREsoWAC DO REDAKCYI. DOLACZAJAC
NSACzEK aCENTowY; Ewracae 70 MONA do kt6resokoIwfek Z wynie-
uonych lekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15

Me mogf miIczet W takiej
chwili Wydziai NaApdowy Polski,
skupiajacy - >maiym wyjat--
klein - cake Wychodztwo. Zawe-
zwai tez Polonie amerykahska do
sciesnienia szeregow narodo--
wych wobec niebezpieczehstwa,
jake grozic sic zdaje Ojczyznie,
wezwa{ do wzmozenia o~fiarnoscl,
gdyz tenn wieksza pomoc roda--
kom Wkraj niesc bedziem music
Ii. Ostrzegl r6wnoczeSnie pred
publicznem zwlaszcza debatowa-
mem mad odpowiedzialnoSci9 "a
obecna sytuacye w'Polsse, a zaza-
dai solidarnej i pelnej godnoSci
obrony sprawy polskiej, obrony
Rzadu i Pahstwa polskiego.
Zwr6cil sic jcdrogloSnie do
Rz2du Rzeczypospolitej. oiiaru--
jac najwierniejszq siuzbe Wy
chodztwa Ojczyznie bedacej W
potrzebie.
Stoimy wicc sotowi do sfuz--
bv!...
Trwac bowiem musimy dalej
wiernie i nieziomnie w siuzbic
narodowej. nieSt Polsce W Ole
RE wszelkie paszc zasoby ! po-
moe tax moralnq, jak i materyal-
"a.
Lud polski W Ameryce zdziaial
bardzo DUO ola Ojczyzny pod
kierownictwem WydziaiH Naro-
dowego. Slab be- przerwy do kra-
Lju Dowierzonv mu grosz ofiarny,
zywno$t. odziez, bieliznc, ma
tcryaIy opatrunkowe i lekarstwa
IA potrzcby calej 1udn6Sci. | mo-
&c bye dunno wychodztwo, IL ME
zapomnialo swych wzgledem
Mathi-O jczyzny obowiqzk0w.
Ale W tax krytycznej chwili,
jak obecna. mus lud polski Okla
zat sic oiiarnym nawct ponad 81
". nawct ponad moznoSC.
Powinicn pamictat, &c tam "a
morzem chlopcy kiikanastolctni
chwytajq "a broh, lc tam Mode
Czicwczeta tworzq kobicce bata-
Iiony, by w sluabie wartowniczej
! konwojowej zastapic mezczyzn,
zc tam kazdy nicmal skIada Ola
re krwi...
Ma razic kraj cd a togo ME
i2da. Ale INA N to prawo wvma-
sac cd Wychodztwa pomocy ma
tcryalncj. Wicrzymy, Ic tcj mn
nc odm6wi Polonia amcrykaii-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15

tryotyczne duchowiehstwo, wszy-
stkie narodowe organizacye, sto-
warzyszenia, komitety Obywa-
telskie, - wobec grozy poIozenia
- stanq ,,murem" PREY Wydziale
Narodowym, re polska prasa ma
rodowa, W tel ola zmartwychpo-
wstaiej Ojczyzny tax przelomo-
wei chwili, zaniecha domowych
WASN'T i drazni9cej Polemiki, a
poslannictwo swe wielkie wypel-
MAC bedzie W calej pelni.
Me TRAGIC vice czasu, ME mar
fowac energii duchowej ma ja}o-
We ma dis rozwazania, czy kto
winien, Tub ME. Bedzie to sprawl
przyszloSci i zadaniem historyi.
DIS ME nalezy krytvkowat, ami
wytykac b}edow, dzis tylko sku-
pic SIG powinniSmy wszyscy pod
znakiem Orla Bia}ego i przygoto-
wac sic do wie1kich ofiar ola o.
czyzny.
Ludu polski w Amcryce, pa
mietaj dis o tenn ustawicznic, re
Ojczyzna W niebezpieczehstwie
- ! badz gotow udowodnic czy-
nem, zeS zawsze wiernym synem
swej Macierzy...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
ANGIELSKA
~(,,RICKETS").
CNapisaIa DIR. H. G6recka).

. T. wv. Angielska choroba (rachi-
tis) Jest choroba chroniczna, kt6ra
pochodzi z nieodpowiedniego odzy-
WANNA niemowlat. albo z n~iezdoluo-
Sci aSsymilacyi odpowiednich pokar-
NOV.
Gl6wnie objawia sic oua W osia-
bieniu koSci podczas okresu ro-
Sniecia dziecka.
Choroba ia powstaie W pierwszych
dw6ch latach zycia dziecka, W kto-
rym badi czasie, po pierwszym mic
siacu zycia.. zwykle pomiedzy Scim
a 12tym miesiacem. Zaniedbanie hy-
s'eny sprzyia specyalnie r~ozwinie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
ODPOWIEDZI Ny PYTANIA.

l.. \. q. POw6d ostabicnia dice
ka i przyczyne, dla kt0rei ME chodzt
mczna orzec tylko pc zhadaniu
dziecka.. Zreszta n~aiprosrsHa pr%y-
czyna moie bye wadliwe odIywian;e
dziecka.
T.. ID. Radium ME uleCzy raka ma
cicy, lecz poprawi stan Choroby ma
pewien ograniczohy okres czaSu.
L. 3. Chicago. Ma anonimy ME Cd
p~owiadamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-15
HISTORIC kRHn POLSKIEJ
We FRANCY!.
(Komunikat biura prasowo-informa-
cyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol.)

Komisya redakcyJna History Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi ogiasza nj
niejszcm nastepujace wezwanle:
Prz~ystepujemy do opracowania /
wydania History Armii Polskiej We
Francyi, dzie}a. majacego zobrazo-
wac, ma p2dstawie dokumentow,
dziejc tego nieslychanego W zyciu
ludlow czynu' ~narodowego, tego wic-
kopomnego odruchu tysiecy, bedace-
90 uwiehczeniem stu k~ilkunaSto-
letniej Walk O niepcdlegiosc.
Rozporzadzamy materyaiem OIL
brzymim, wrecz poteznym materya-
lem. w ~serdecznej atoli trosce, ably
W piracy naszei nikogo I niczego nile
pominqG. ably dat potomnoSci pier
wszcrzednej wartoSci Ar6dlo, wzywa-
my wszystkich. posiadajacych doku-
meHty mogace przyczynic sic do
uwypuklenia Y'6rcgokolw:ek 2 mo-
ment6w h;storycznych, do zaznacze-
MIA zaSlugi polozonej. o laskawe zfo-
aenie tych dckument6w W Wydz!ale
Narodowym W Chicago do d~yspozy-
cyl Komitetu Redakcyjnego.
Za2naczamy tutaj, re IIistorya Ar
mil POlskiei We Francvi miedZy in
nemi obejmie:
az dzieje formaCyi ochOtnik6w pol
skich we Francyi,
By akcye ~ratunkOwa Polak6w W
Ameryce.
c) historye przygotowawc2ych
prac Polak6w w Ameryce,
d. dzieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" Stanach Zjednoczonych, B~razylii.
Francyi, Holandyi I Wioszech, ma
Murmanie ina Syberyi.
e. historye dywizyi polskich we
Francyi.
Y h:storye wyjaZdu DO O~iczyzny
Armii Polskiej. ~sformowanej We
Francyi, dzieje tejle Arm!i Polsce,
az do ostatnich dni.
Personal---very. szczeg6lnie doku--
ment0w. vice odpisow wierzytelnych
rozkaz6w, dytacyi. materya}Ow do
historyi poszczeg6lnyCh pulk6w, ba-
talionGw, szwadrcn6w / bateryi. ia
kotez Gokument6w wojskowO-pol.ty-
cznych. fotografii. portretow. zdjef z
lycia obOzowego, ETC.. prOBtmy tee
pTezesow Komitetow Obywatelskich
oficerow rekrutacyjnych, by Ee-
chcieli nadesiac jak najwieceJ 1oto-
grafii dotyczacych r%ekrutacyi, oraz
opts swej dzia}aInosci. Ochot-
nicy zaS wszystkich rang. ktcrzy po>
wr6cili 2 Polski MECH beda Iaska-
wi skreSlit krotki opIs siuzby woJ-
Kto ma jake fotografis
mech r6wnie2 nadeSle.
Wszystkie nadesiane nam doku.
beda pc zbadaniu z%wrocone
Wlascicielom.
JesteSmy gieboko przekonani. IL
niniejsze znljdzie jak mai
;zerszy oddzwiek, re wszyscy pcSpie-
ga nam . pomoca, ably Historya Ar
nil Polskiej we Francyi byla tenn,
ZEN bye Wilma: dzieiem wielkiej
iumiennosci, najwiekszej| bezstron-
loSci. ably mogfa STAG sic dia prey
pokolen indv2enatem rycer-
kim. klejnotem rOdzinnym mai
Iroaszym, DO m6wiacym potomnosci
p~oswieceniu. samozaparciu, O Swie-
uczuciu miloSci O~jczyzny, tych,
,t6rzy chaf gdala Cd Polski - Pol
zee zycie sue poSwiecili.
Paryz. dnia II czerwca, 1920
Lron,;cyo podokny;na
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-05
SUIT TO FORCE PEACE
DECLARATION LOST
Action Against Secretary of State
Dismissed by Court. :,

Washington, July 2o.-Chief JUS
tice Mccoy of the District Of Colun,-
bia Supreme Court today dismissed
the petition for mandamus to compel
Secretary of State Colby to proinul-
gate the congressional peace resolu-
ton vetoed by President Wilson and
declare the United States at peace
with Germany and Austria. Harry 5.
Mccartney, an attorney of Chicago,
who filed the appeals and also an
nounced his intention of seeking a
writ of certiorari from the United
States Supreme Court to transfer the
case to that tribunal without waiting
for he action of the district appellate
tribunal.
Waving the point of absence of
formal demand as pointed out by the
court, government attorneys called
the attention of the court to the Sec
ton of the revised statutes of the
United States in which is set forth
the power of the Secretary of State
over the laws as passed by Congress.
The attorneys asserted that the Sec
rotary may declare as laws only such
acts of Congress as had received the
approval of the President or had been
sent to the Secretary by the Presi.
dent of the. Senate or the Speaker OF
the House, depending on which body
was the last to pass the act over the
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-05
That Front Porch" Campsist

Soon after Senator lia~ding ~
ceived the republican nomination for
the presidency it was announced that
he would make a dignified font porch
campaign. In other Y,rds7he would
remain ut home and great multitudes
of republican pilgrims would journey
to Marion TO- hesr him from his front
porch expohnd the republican gospel.
But for some reason the great null
titudss failed to make the pilgrim
mage to Marion and the front
porch" campaign is off and as the
mountain wouldn't CONS to Mahomet,
Mahomet must needs go to the Incun-
tain and Senator Harding, it is an
nounced, will niake,a speech making
tour over the country trying 10 tell
why he should be eiected President.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-05
Nh RIGHT or -oPRN SHOP
Vets BY Chamber cf Commerce Was
N Overwhelming.

Washington, July 3o.-By an over
;whelming referendum. vote the men,
bership Of the chamber of commerce
,ofs the United States has adopted q
platform on industrial relations,
which, among other things, declares
tor the right of open shop" opera
ton Of industry, and for making la
Dor organizations, the same as Or
CARNATIONS of employers, legally re-
sponsible TO others for their cou-
duct and that Of their agents."
Answering two allied propositions
submitted the members took a posi-
ton that strikes in public utility OPP
Grafton should be forbidden by law,
and that tribunals should be set Up
with power to fix wages and working
conditions for employees of utilities.
The results Of both votes were made
public today.
The industrial relations platform,
which was submitted to the referen-
dunn the constituent bodies of the
chamber in twelve, sections, upon
each of which separate vote was
east, was drawn up after the close Of
President Wilson's first industrial
conference last fall by a committee Of
which William Butterworth, presi-
dent of Deere & Company, Moline,
ILL.,, was chairman.
Leading provisions of this platform
include declarations that limitation OF
commodity output bv either eul-
lployee or employer, when done to
create an artificial scarcity, consti-
tutes an injury to society; that ado
quate means should be provided fol-
adjustment of industrial relations and
disputes; that employer and employee
have a mutual interest in the "suc-
cessful conduct and full development
Of. their particular industrial estab..
Eshment," recognition of which and
Incorporation upon which constitutes
the true basis of sound industrial re-
lations;" that municipal, state or ma
tfonal government employees have
the right to be heard as to their oc-
cupation and its requirements, but no
right to enter Combination to pre-
vent or impair the operation of gov
eminent" and that "all men possess
the equal right to associate volun-
tarily for the accomplishment of law
full purposes by lawful means"
Most of the separate platform,
propositions were accepted by votes
of nearly 100 in favor to two or
| three against
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-05
Push New State Constitution.

St. Louis, July 3o.-Organizations
will be formed in every county in the
state to campaign in behalf Of the
proposed constitutional convention to
be voted on at the November cleo.
ton, under an arrangement indorscd
by the executive committee OF tho
New Constitution Association of Mis-
souri,, in. session here this afternoon.
The plan was decided upon follow.
irg a conference of representatives OF
various state and civic organizations
called here today by the association,
and will be Immediately put into exc
cution. it was announced.