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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
Kronika ChicaSOska.

SIG do tymczasowo uiozoncgo
kontraktu, stajqccgo w "JawncJ
sprzecznoSci Z prawem i &c zdro-
wen rozsadkiem, oraz ekonomJa
publicznosci", sedzia Lands ma
wolujc organizacje ,yBuilding Con
struction Employers Assn" sto
warzyszenie zorganizowanych 70
botnak6w do zawarcia jcdnollte-
60 kontraktu, zastePujacego po-
przedni, ktory zosta} zawarty
miedzy robotnikami wydzla--
lem Chicago Building Trades
Council". Niekt0rc Z proponowa-
nych przcz sedziegp Landlsa
zmian paragraiow kontraktu
przcdstawiaja sic jak nastepuJe:
Pod kara najmniej SIS zaden
Z unijnych robotnik6w ME moze
strajkowac, powodu, jezell ME
unijny robotnik, innego fachu "a
trudniony bedzic ma tel samej
budowie.
Ma wypadek braku unijnych
robotnkow, moga bye zatrudnla-
nj robotnicy nieunijni, do czasu,
dop6ki ME znajda sic ma ich mleJ
sec robotnicy unijni.
Pracodawcy, ME nalezacy do
zadnej organizacji pracodawcow,
.zawierajacy umowe przemysfem
budowlanym, winni czerpac te
same korzysci "a swe prace, po
zaplaceniu do organizacji pewneJ
sunny, ktorej wysokosc pozniej
zostanie ustanowiona.
Unijny robotnik moze Wyko-
nywac prace innego fachu ma
budowie, jezeli wykonanie tel 70
boty ME wymaga wiecej czasu,
niz pol godziny dziennie.
Pracodawcy kontraktorzy, je-
zeli sobie zycza, moga pracowac
ma swych robotach ma rowni re
swymi robotnikami.
Powyzsze warunki majs bye
dis rozpatrywane tax przez pra-
codawcow, jak i robotnIkow i do
jutra ma bye dana odpowiedz Sc
dziemu Landisowi.
CHICAGOSCY OBYWATELE
PROTEsTUJA. PRZECIWKO
TARYFIE CELNEJ
FORDNEY'A.
Wczoraj wyslano Chicago tie
legrdiczne apelacje do wszyst-
kich kongresmanow chicagoskich
i ich zastepcow, proszac ich aze-
by glosowali przeciwko projek-
towi sta1ej taryfy celnej Ford
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
G8od Moze Spowodowat Upadek SOwiet6w.
Japonja Zgadza Sic Ma Konferencje Bee East
DOKOtA POKOJU ANGLO RLANDzKIEGO.
NOwe Zwyciestwa Crek6w.
INNE TELEGRAMY IA GRA NICZNE

jest uwazane tutaj jako wskaz-
nik, IL sytuacja W Europe Srod-
kowej jest bardzo powazna i ist-
nieje wielka mozliwoSc wybuchu
wojny.
Londyn, 81. lipca. - W pew
nych kosach dyplomatycznych
angielsSich kraza pogloski o bar
dzo krytycznej sytuacji ma Cor.
nym Slasku. Dyplomaci angiel--
scy przepowiadaja, IL kryzys mo-
&c nastapi6 W przeciagu 48 go
dzin. Angielskie zaS ministerjum
spraw zagranicznych pomimo
niepokojacych Pogiosek zapatru-
je sic ma sprawe optymistycznie.
Anglia zwrocAa sic z propozy-
cja do Francji, azeby posiedzenie
Rady Najwyzszej odbylo sic q
lipca. Propozycja ia jest Popie--
rama przez niektorych DIPLOMA
tow francuskich. Odpowiedz jest
oczekiwana dis jeszcze lub ju-
tro. Jezeli odpowiedz Francji be-
die zadawalajaca, to ekspedycja
wojsk francuskich ma Gorny
Slask zostanie wstrzymana, az do
zakoiczenia konferencji Rady
Najwyzszej.
Londyn, 81. lipca. (Pras St.
= Otrzymano tn wiadomosc re
zrodef wiarygodnych, IL Amery-
ce zostala uczyniona nie-oficjalna
propozycja interwencji W kwe--
stji Slaskiej, albowiem zachodzi
Ottawa, IL ma Slasku moga rozpo-
czac sic znow otwarte dziasanla
wojenne. Wszystkie rzady euro
pejskie zaniepokojone So ogrorh-
ME sprawa Slaska.
Paryz, 81. lipca. (Prasa Stow
- Angielski, francuski wioslli
komisarze ma Gornym Sl4sku wy
s}ali rapport, W ktorym domagaja
sic wyslania posiMow ma Gorny
Slask. RAPPORT ow nadszedi pra--
vie, re jednoczeSnie z nota an
gieEska, W kt0rej Anglia utrzy--
mule, IL ME widzi ona zadnej po-
trzeby wysyiania posiikow ma
Slask. Nota angielska jest odpo-
wiedzia ma komunikat rzadu fran
cuskiego, w ktorym Rad angiel-
ski zostal powiadomiony, IL wy
slanie posilkow ma Slask jest ko-
nieczne w celu zabezpieczenia
poszanowania decyzji aljantow /
zagwarantowania spokoju. Rad
angielski rekomenduje sprawe te
oddac Radzie Najwyzszej do roz-
strzygniecia.
Lloyd George spodziewa sic,
IL premier BRAND zgodzi sic ma
konferencje Rady, kt6ra ma Cd
bye sic p lipca w Boulogne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
LAVA WIELKOPRZYsIF-
GLYCH OSKARZYLA CUB.
SMALL'A.

Springfield, 21. lipca. - Lava
Wielko-przysicsiych powiatu San
CANON oskarzyia wczoraj po Po-
ludniu CUB. Len Smalla, wice--
CUB. Fred l.. Sterling i Verne
Curtis'a, brata pozniejszego scna-
tora Edwarda CurtiS'a, oraz pre-
zesa banku Grant Park Bank
- inkryminujac i'm malwersacJe,
opartc ma spisku oraz naduzycle
zaufania w operacjach plenlez-
nycs. Sedziowie przysiegli stwler
dill. &c ostarzeni winni So detrau
dacji $2,O00,0O0 - Stanu Illinois,
ktore oni uzyskali Z procentow
cd fundusz6w publicznych. Jest
to najbardziej skandaliczny wy
padek }apownictwa politycznego
W r. b. w stolicy Stanu. MaterJaf'
ktGy posluzyf do oskarzen'a' po-
chodzi jcszcze Z 1917 i 1918 roku'
kiedy obecny gubernat9r Small
sprawowat urzad skarbnlka sta
nowego, a pozosta4e SwIadectwa
odnosza sic do lat 1919 i 1920 w
ktorvm to czasie godnosc skarD-
nika stanowego piastowaf oOec-
nv wicegubernator. Curtis, JaN
,6wniez i prezes banku, W kto--
rym pieniadze stanowe znaJdo--
waly sic W depozycie, oskarzenl
sa Q wspo1udziai w defraudac)l'
Ma wszystkich oslSarzonych nalo-
zono kaucje W sumie $l0o,ooO'
Zgodnie oSwiadczeniem +. L.
Millera, obecncgo skarbnika sta
nowego, okolo $2,OoO,ooo Z pro-
cent0w cd funduszow stanowych,
.L-+6remi obracano w czasie cd
1917 roku do 1921, ME wpfynefo
do kasy stanowej. Lava Wlelko-
przysiegsych ustalifa, &c Dyfy
skarbnik stanowy podjai zdepono
wane W Grant Park Bank" $40
100000 fundus1ow stanowych'
kt6re wypozyczono chicagosklm
miljonerom rzezalnianym. Dowle
dziono rowniez, re przedstawl-
ciel Grant Park Bank" odwie--
dill firmy Armour and Co.. /
Swift and Co." zaproponowai
i'm krotkotrwa}a pozyczke $lo,-
100000 ma 7 procent. Wspomnia-
ne dwie firmy przyje}y proPozy-
Gle. ME wiedzqc, re So to fundusze
stanowe, chociaz drugiej stro-
nv wiadomem i'm byio, re opera
cia ia przecllodzi przez konsor-
cium trzydziestu szesciu bankow
miast pomniejszych. Wydane do
kumenty, zabezpieczajace pozycz-
ke byly wystawione nizej noni--
maine; wartosci i rzeczywisty
procent cd sunny $1o,ooo,ooo wy
nosil okolo osmiu i pol procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
10000 WOJSK FRANCU-
SKICH MA G0RNY SLASK.

Paryz, q. lipca. - Francja
czyni szybkie przygotowania W
ceiu wysIania jednej dywizji pie
choty, skfadajacej sic z 10000
zo{nierzy, wyekwipowanej W ka-
rabiny maszynowe, artylerje, tan
XII i aeroplany, na G6rny Slask,
zanim wybuchna tam zaburze-
MIA, mogace przyspieszyc woj--
ne.
Jeden z wybitnych DIPLOMA
tow o5wiadczyl, IL kwestja gor-
noSlaska jest dzisiaj jedna z
najbardziej powaznych W cafym
swiecie i jezeli ME zostanle
wkr6tce zaiatwiona, to moze po-
ciagnac "a soba jak najdaleJ /
dace konsekwencje. Ten sam
dyplomata oznajmii, IL Amery-
ka otzyma4a nieoficjalne Ia
proszenie wziecia udzia{u W "a
1atwieniu sprawy gornoslaskiej,
lecz do tel pory ME otrzymano
cd rzadu waszyngtonskiego zad-
uej odpowiedzi.
Wiadomem jest, IL ,Ameryka
zdecydowa}a sic wziae udzia8 W
konferencji Najwyzszej Rady
Aljant6w, zastrzegajac sic jed
max, IL ME bedzie ona brafa u
dziafu W kwestjach, dotyczacych
granic lub zmian terytorJal--
nych, wezmie jednak udziai,
sdyby pok6j powszechny zostai
zagroaony. Wielu dyplomatoW
Jest zdania, re obecna chwila ma
cechowana jest niebezpieczen-
Stwem.
Premier BRAND wczoraj VIE
czorem zredagowa} odpowiedz
na note lorAa Curzona, oznajmia
jac, il Francja zamierza wzmo-
chic sw6i kontygent wojsk ma
G6rnym Slasku, Procz tego
BRAND nalega ma zwo{anie ko--
mitetu eksperb6w, ktoryby ma
tychmiast przystapili do zbada-
MIA sprawy g6rnoSlaskiej W &C.
lu wykreSlenia granicy. Premier
BRAND W odpowiedzi swej "a
znacza, il Francja ME wezmie u
dziaiu W konferencji Rady Maj
wyzszej, dop6ki eksperci ME po-
vienna decyzji W sprawie sla-
skiej. Aljanci, zdaniem Brianda,
sa W stanie Emusic ekspertow do
powziecia decyzji W sprawle
g6rnoSlaskiej i domagac sic wy
kreSlenia granicy.
Naleganie premjera Francj5
ma wys}anie wiekszych posiik6w
francuskich ma G6rny Slask, po-
mimo zadania Anglji, popartej
przez Wiochy, zwolanie natych-
miast sesji Rady Najwyzszej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21

Dokonczenie ma stronlcy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21

Dokonczerie IL stronicy o :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
KURS NLAREK POLSkICH.

WedIe kommikatu Polsldego KOnsu-
Iatu Generalnego, kurs .mareit polskich
lest dis 1880 marek "a $lO0, czyli 81
cent6w "a 1000 marek. .... e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
Z Biura Meteorologicznego.
Wsch6d sioica o godzinie 5:33.
Zaeh6d slolca o gOdzinie 500.

Pogoda W Chicago i OkOlicy: w
czwarteI prawdopodObnie W piqtel1
pogoda; temperature pOdnosi sic po-
wolf. Umiarkowany p6nOcnO-wschO-
dni wiatr W czwartek, przechodzacy pO-
ludniowo-wschodni W piateli.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj o godzinie 2-giej pO
poIudniu IS stopni, na,jniisza wczoraj
O goGhinie 6tej ranO IL stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 2ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21

Wczoraj wyslano Chicago te
legrIiczne apelacje do wszyst-
kich kongresmanow chicagoskich
i ich zastepcow, proszac ich aze-
by glosowali przeciwko projek-
towi stalej taryfy celnej Ford
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, czwartek, 21-go ipca: Sw. Prals
sedy p.
Jutro, piatek, ego lipca: Sw. Ma
rji Magdaleny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
HARVEY SPEAKS At
ARM|ST|CE DINNER
j. S. Ambassador To England
Declares New Era Being
Faced in Washington.
my United News !

LONDON. Sow, lit hrl!"vo w"
ara faoiun the inauGurnti"r in wash.
!nutun 40 u new era" Haid Ambassa.
dor George Harvey IN u speech TO
ia" members OF tn" I'm Giish speak
Ing Union IA, the armist.Ca n'eht din
nor Of that urEaniza;lon. "a srccch.
which. Il was noted. WAS sincularlS
innocuoua as compared with liar
r"y's last public address and some
Of HIS previous uitvraucca
Mutual tolerance, respect and con-
hGon"c arc essentials uf that now
c.a. Harvey won't on - say.
THAT gcm'us for operation
which ha. already Won for uur
Christian rrcs!dont Tho hearts Of our
own people ~ destined" he said. TO
fetch the entire English sp' aklng
race !ntu harmonious relationship"
In connection WITH Tho Washing
tom conference. Harvey referred 10
the address az Lord cur%on, S,crctti,
II state ."r Foreign Affairs, ut Tie
Lord Mayors banquet, U:t.inr the ne
ccssity for cooperation between nl-
lions. and declared; II choose to In
;crprct Lord Cur.or's words az mean
nE the nIGht OF cOncCalmcnt and
intrigue has PASSED, the day OF
opcnness. f~rnkness and sincerity
has dawued.'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
EARL BEATTY SPEAKS AT
DINNER IN WASHINGTON

CONTINUED From First l'agcD
been asked why naval officers could
-io"h with pleasure on nm armament
reduction when /, WAC In way cut
sing our own Threats"
Naval officers. ho said, know the
s0cridc"a and costs oniail.d 10y world
armamcnts and felt that anything
that could he done Ia short circuit"
these nuiiH>. aud make IL dinicul;
go repeat the recent four yenrr' rirua-
Elr W"ulI H. OF valu4 Is both th"
NAVE. services Eud .te world.
itodutun McIcomcn beatty.
ThC banquet hall wac u rconr Of
cord!i inrormuilty. tn, col"r"d
rirrai nars which lined tho raftrrs
overhead wcr" Cuuetanuy b-nuttcr
with hearty cheers aud songs And
whou AdmiraI Rodiucu welcomed
Fart Beatty tho usaoml lapc hrct"
'rto n prolonged cheer 80! tho com
munder>i In chief In Tho miIs; OF
wh!'h Admiral Beatty arose smiling,
u can tell you. admiral. md ! can
say It in all sincerity" he said. to-
uirht IL the happ!rst have known
Tor 81 long time, because Il takes mc
back t" days when you Wud were
together In the same task OF riaIs-
Tug history"
white In th!s country" he con-
t!mned IL have been taken nilos iron,
;hr sea aul Il was pretty dry. got
wac not permitted TO forge, IT, ia
Admiral Rodnan. my old comrade,
sustained mo with stories OF the sea
and the Sixth Battle Squadron"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
WASHINGTON HAS WORST
TRAFFIC JAM IN YEARS
Surging Crowds Almost Pre-,
vent President From Reach.
ing Arlington in Time,
noEicE OFFICERS aLAMr AMY
Lfcntcnnnt on Gunrd MT Amphithrn;rr
NulurIic> Trouble by Rrfu-tuN Nd
miftnnrc ia Some of DISTINGUISHED
Quests.
lEy AssocLniod rrcss.l

WAS!ilNGTON Nov. I.-whilc
thousands were paying thoir tribute
10 the unknown soldier at Arlluu,un
today. almost rs many more wore
lighting hopolcssiy Ia make their way
To the amphi;hratcr through the
wors, traffic tatn the national capt
tai has seen IN many years,
The tie-up. which reached is
greatest density On Highway DyiIEo,
across the Potomac compelled Cabt-
net members and ma 5ur-Ecucva.s {. go
part OF the way on foot and almost
prevented Prcsjdcn; Harding from
reaching the anph!thcator in tlmo
TO take part Ia the Two minutes ot
silent tribute, Twico hc!uro it
reached the bridge the Presidents
Limousine had TO mount Tho curb and
tomac Park and tho needles eye uc
tho bridge itself was threaded only
with the assistance OF a dying squad
ron OF special policemen.
Police Dianr Army.
Police officials blamed the army.
which had nominal charge OF the
Arniistce bay program. anal Tho army
m turn blamed tho police. AZ u re-
suit OF tho arguncnt, not only many
of the general public but somc high
officials and foretSn dlEnn;utics
missed the ariphithcatcr services en-
tireiy and sat in their automobiles
Tor hon"s unable 10 proceed OF turn
back
With many others. Secretary.
Hughes deserted his automobile ON
the bridge. made his way forward
on foot through the neck of the bot
fle and was picked up on the Vir-
ginia side 10y more fortunate mo-
torist. Meanwhile. a tie-up of AL
: most equal proportions was on at
@Nqucduct Bridge. the only other
means q! travel between WaShlrutuu
and Arlington. Boat houses and :.
canoe club at tho AGurducc crossiu.;
. were bcs!eged by those who had de-
SPARED Of getting through the bridge
and were battling for AN opportunity
- beg o. buy :. way over III. water
stalled Cars Comriirntr Jana
stalled electric ears complicated the
Jam at the Highway Bridge. ana &.
: half-oozcn sightseeing busScs and
army trucks helped to max. the un-
scrambling process more difficult
: Railway officials estimated that from
o O'clock upwards OF 10000 ticket.
= had been sold for passage over tn,
river, but IL was nearly noon bcfor,
tue cars began moving
The troubles OF those who wore
trying 10 set everybody III his plac,
on time were multiplied by an army
lieutenant who had been given
charge OF an important entrance tc
The aInphithcater. The White Huus,
secret service men, who always 30
In advance Of the President, were IN.
able TO get past the officer even uftc,
they mad shown all their credentials
ana only the Intervention of Sccre.
'arE weeks prevented some of III,
) uiSt!hSu'Sh.u guests from heinz
turned away y quartet which WA,
tito help furnish music was Kent oui
: by the Lieutenant untl after the ser.
vices were under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
LONDON HALLS TO
HONOR WARS DEAD
(Coutinacd From Frs, Page

(Cuutinacd From First page.)
the ciattc. OF hoois and the movement
Of pedestrians was resumed
The observance Of the day conferred
about tho ccuotaph IN Whitehall
where representatives, Of King
George. Prime Minister Lloyd George
and all the members OF the Cabinet.
together with dolce cations from the
dcminions and other portions OF tn.
empire added wreaths to the hun
t:cds already resting on the base Of
the empty tomb. Throughout tho
day lines OF those who desired TO pay
tribute passed four abreast hy tAc
flower burdeucd monument
Whole Nation Observes Dn,.
Religious ana other ccrcuynics
commemorative IN" day were held
throughout the country. In West
minister Abbey a permanent stab
hewu from marble found near the
battlefield Of Wa;crlo" was placed
over the body oi the unknown war
r!cr The Inscription upon il con
| cludes with the words;
They buried him among Kings
because he had done good towards
! God and towards HIS house"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

appropriated examination uf the
FACTS y sure tOundati will bs laid
Tor TN International ngrcencut that
VIII mnho uf armament limitation, Il
sinplp matter,
MI the hn'iuns of the world. with
their war wounds, still sore. nrc
clnin"rinE Tor peace. And. though
som" at those wounds nrp OF thu
flesh. thers ara equally deep economic
wuunds.
irfnnd Empire Seeks Release.
"Japnu. In common with all other
countries. IL demanding roIiof from
the armament bur,.rn that threatens
to Ptrnnxlc her Industrial develop
mont. Our delegation. therefore. IL
here prepared To bare tho Japanese
situation completely. and to join the
other nations In my just policy that
may remove misunderstanding md
IN any program OF arms Limitations
that assures our national securi'''.
we arc sure Of our position Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
central Y. VI. 4. A. Activities.

The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
VIII meet ut the Central Y. NJ, G. a.
tomorrow afternoon ut gao O'Clock,
General Sscretary McKco will spea,,
on Carloads OF Diamonds" Mr.. Me-
Nea has juTt returned from u Visit to
SIN associations In Pennsylvania md
Mes' Virginia. Will" away hu Waited
Youngstown. ncenc TT tho Kroat flood
%, 1882, which took II toll Of 1900
lirca. Tho Y. NJ. G. \, uullI,n,, ia
open ON wnrsttno baslB to n.ry!,,
I'm" cN.s"rvie" mon. Including mem
nor" OF tho American Legion. Tho
Fellowship League Will tender n
Misunderstanding dinner To away from
nom" men ThankaHiving evening nj
$3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Pigeon Files Into Church.

HNUWNSNILLE, TENAS, Nov. IL
y snow white pigeon flew into tho
Sacred Heart Church here this morn
ing during service celebrating Ar
miSticc Day and perchcd over me
mortal window. /, remained there
throughout the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
ALL ENJOYS SEEK
ENDURING PEACE
CONTINUED From rir.t pn,,. I,

continued From First puse)
'eFc!y struck hv the war may rIst
and reconstruct: their economy Ia
reaco' That Is why all our efror;s
must Do directed towards crcnting po-
!itical guarantees for the lasting
maintenance OF peace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

actors who saw service, hold memorial
exercises In Long Acre Square. the
eeh'er of the theatrical district. These
exercises were witnessed by Il crowd
OF hearty 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
HONOR DEAD OF WAR
BURIED IN BELGIUM
british. French. Canadian anil Del
Gian Ceremonies Held In Gene
!rrS at Mons.
I By AssocIatod Frcss.

BRUSSELS. Nov. IL - British.
French Canadian and belgian c,re-
monies We're held over the graves ot
soldiers buried in the cemetery at
Mons as the principal part %: the
Nrmstice Day observance in Bel
GUM.
The Brussels EOursc closed FOR the
day, while courts ana schools sus-
pended work .or two minutes At Ia
O'Clock. lFS9s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Lnpnn Confident o, sucr,,s
Japanese officers statement:

Japanese officers statement:
japan approaches this great meet
ING OF tAe nations confident that the
conference VIII succeed. We are uu-
'T'ta"'ns this work in the knowl-
edge that although there may be
faults OF detail in our position. il is
In general just one. and in the be-
lief that all the nations will con-
tent themselves with facts. as we
shall do, and devote themselves 10
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Sunday in the Churches
EPISCOPAL.
st. James Church

west Franklin and birch Strccts.)
II -. NJ.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
MIR. Peter will preach
9:30 a. M.-Sunday school.
10 y. M.-Biblc Classes for men
and women in The Collegiate School
There VIII be no night services.
owins 10 nass-rne"tinS in the Audi
torium.
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Sunday in the Churches
fItESiiIrEItTaN.
rnEsnfTEnTAN.
Westminster Prcsby-
tcrian Church

corner Park and Davis Avenues
Roy. William $. Golden. Pastor.
Morning sermon. II y. NJ Sub
Jcct some Passages From Isaiah"
Evening sermon. T. 81 Subject:
AN Old Testament Peace Settlement
h!ch Failed but Succeeded"
Sunday School. $40 \. u.
Hibi" Classes. 10 y. ".
Junior Endcavorcrs. $40 =. NJ
Senior Endcavorers, 7 Il. ~.
y Cordial Welcome Is Extended to
Everybody.
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I NITAItltN.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church

OUR FAITH
The Fathcrhood OF God.
The brotherhood az Man.
The l.cadvrsh!p OF Jesus.
salvation by Character.
The Progress OF Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II -. NJ ana =. ".
Preaching by Rev Frank Pratt.
Subjects: \. NJ, 'Thc Way the Be
lief in Evolution ilelos Ones Re
llrlon": l.. NJ. ~ study Of Paul and
Ills First Letter"
sunday school nj 1920.
You are invited To these services.
Your mind Will he Uu,ckcncd and
your religious NE de"pcncd.
All Seats Free
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Itritnin'. Attitude Suited.

British empire delegations:
"rhc stately and Impressive sym
bolism Of Amrrica's mourning FOR her
sons aud daughters dead In the cause
or liberty. has deeply moved the
hearts OF their british comrades in
tho great war. II IN II worthy pre-
ludo 10 tho lubors of the conference
which begins tomorrow. and TO this
the British empire delegation. rep
rcscnting all parts OF the empire.
louk to aid In the task OF eNtricat-
Ing the world from the unhappy con-
ditions into which war has plunged
II. and To mako the peace, secured at
30 great Il cost the inalienabic heri-
tage OF mankind"
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ADVENT CHURCH..
Advent Church

REV. MRS. McKINSTRI
Who Has Been Giving It Course oil
Illustrated Lectures of The
Worlds Great Empires
In the
RANDOLPH STREET SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
During the Past Week. Under the
Auspices of the Life and Advent !
Christian Church
VIII Present as Her Theme
Tomorrow Morning
THE SCARLET BEAST AND RINDEE
of Rev. II
The Subject OF the Evening
VIII Re
THE FIFTH EaIPIRE.''
Which Closes the Course
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ready I" let II speak for itself In tho
conference, We want tho world to
learn our position from tho confer
cnce itsolf, an dtu mnko Its own judy.
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Taps brings thousands to Feet.

Then the burial service. tho ,lnal
placing Of wrcaths on I'll" tomb. ana.
after moments pause. the crushing
boom Of artillery speaking the ma
tio"'s last farewell
"Taps!"
Tho audience surgcd to its feet as
one mag as the mellow sound OF the
huG'c thrilled through tn, han and
stood hrcarhlcss untN the last echo
had died away
Scarcely had tn. crowd worked lis
way out cf the hall after the ser
vices when the martial tread OF thou
sands WAS rumhlinF across Madison
Square Park from Fifth Avenue
!. an. AmeriSaEiza parade ;lai by
+ ;yntfrans ofthts ana other wars
The crowd that followed the Airing
ton ceremonies was numbered in rho
tens or thousands. Eut the crowd
that saw the parade was even greater
From Washington Square. where tho
procession started. To Sixticth street.
where il dishand"i. Firth Avenue was
TANNED with humanity. Aud for more
than an hour the column marched ON.
The j. Rankin Drew Post Of tho
American Legion. made up chiefly of