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The Washington times., 1921-04-06
100000 CHILDREN in
DIRE NEED IN LATVIA

PARIS. April 6.-A report issued
by the American Red Cross calls at
tention to the plight OF 100000 chill
dren in a section of. Europe which
has received very little public atten-
tion. This is Latvia, a country which
suffered much during the war. since
1t served as a passage for both the
German and the Russian armies. A
land once of fine buildings and rich
farms, II Is now reduced to utter ruin.
Fields are lying idle because of a
paucity of workers.
The report states that there are
100000 children in Latvia under six
teen years of age. or these, 100, 900
are in need, 5000 are in founding
asylums and $4,000 are aided by mu-
nicipal institutions, but the rest are
receiving no assistance whatsoever.
They are chiefly war orphans. or
abandoned children whose parents
cannot be traced.
The situation is particularly crit
ical just now, because last summers s
harvest was below the average and
is almost exhausted. The price of
food Is extremely high and manu-
factured articles are very scarce A
rubles, a yard Of imported linen 200
rubles and domestic linen 100 rubles.
Under these conditions children can
not be clothed or furnished with the
ost essential garmentA
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
BY NEWTON c. PARKE,
International News Service.

PARIS, April Elm a signed ar
ticle appearing in the current issue
of La Revue Mondiale, Princess
Catherine Radziwill denounces the
recent development of violent anti
Jewish propaganda in America and
other English-speaking countries as
plot instigated by former secret
service agents of the late Russian
Czar.
Their object, she says, is to dis
credit the Jews all over the world
with view to confiscating Jewish
porpcrty in Russia If Bolshevism
fails, and to create an anti-Semitic
sentiment that will prevent them
from prospering in business.
Princess Radziwill names some Of
the leaders in the alleged conspiracy,
and mentions particularly one. a cer-
tain Mathieu Golwinsky. whose
mother owned vast estates adjoining
those of the Princess in the province
of Oufa. Golwinsky, she alleges.
even visited her in her apartment
on the Avenue des Champs Elysees
in Paris and tried to enlist her sup
port
Princess Radziwill directs particu-
lar attention to revelations" contain
ed in an anti-Jewish document, re-
Gently published in a London morn
ing paper. which was carrying on an
anti-Semitic campaign. and afterward
reprinted in the United States, where
1t met with much condemnation. This
document. entitled the protocol of
the Wise Men of Zion" Is purported
to have been written by Serge Nilus."
AS a matter of fact, she says, it's au-
thors were the celebrated Rachkow-
sky, former head of the Russian Sc
eret service under the Czar Nicholas;
Mannasewitch Maniulofr. friend and
adviser of the notorious monk Ras-
putin and of the Russian cabinet min
lister. Sturmer, alleged accomplice CT
the German Kaiser, and Golwinsky.
"The person who inaugurated the
campaign was a certain General Or
gewsky, who for a short time was
chief of the Russian secret service
under Alexander III, father OF Alex
ander III, and grandfather Of Car
Nicholas" writes Princess Radziwill.
Alexander III was greatly affected
by the assassination of his father.
which was organized by Russians Of
the better classes. Orgewsky decided
to turn the Czar's attention from this
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
CoHons.

Raw cotton and finished goods
were decidedly spotty in price ana
movement into trade channels.
Following the rally the previous
week primary cotton goods drop
ped slightly. and then gave another
display of strength toward the close
of the week.
On the whole however, gray
goods closed last week slightly
lower than the week before.
One of the outstanding features
Of the cotton goods trade is that
fabrics that go into retail consump-
tion, either as yard goods over the
counters OF the stores or in the
form Of garments. are being taken
in more liberal quantities than are
the goods used In the mechanical
trades.
With the exception of a line OF
shirt materials no new goods were
offered the trade last week.
One prominent line of cotton
flannels was withdrawn from sale.
as the fall production has been
entirely sold.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Woolens.

The wooden and worsted goods
business appears to be more than
holding Its own.
The good buying Of fall fabrics
begun some time ago proceedeo
last week and new openings OF
goods met with good response
from buyers.
The many Withdrawals OF lines
because Of production being SOLO
up is Fastening some buyers to tne
market, but has not precipitated a
rush for goods or led to higher
prices in primary circles.
Among jobbers better prices are
ruling, but this merely indicates
the elimination OF the desire to
liauidate at any cost
Production In the woolen ana
worsted field is increasing, accord.
ing to the monthly report issued
last week by the Department OF
Commerce, the advance between
February and March bing much
greater than that between January
and February.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Paint Demonstration

A Free Demonstration Of B. p.
8. Paints, Varnishes and Stains is
now going on in the Paint Depart
ment Of Barber & Ross. 11th and
@ streets. The demonstration is
oelng given by factory expert.
The demonstration shows how to
do beautiful enamel work, how to
make softwood floor look and
wear like a beautiful hardwood
floor, how to finish walls and Sc
cure beautiful, washable soft finish
effects. how to varnish floors and
produce a finish and will stand
hard wear, how to re-fnish your
auto and produce a finish that
equals fine shop work and how you
can save money by painting your
house with b. p. s. Paint.
The demonstrator also is giving
samples. The demonstration will
continue today and tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Silks.

The silk trade continues to lead
the textile field, in the opinion oil
most trade leaders.
Business has been steady in SILKS
almost from the beginning OF the
year Orders are being placed for
delivery further into the future
and high quality goods are in brisk
demand. Prices have been fairly
steady, largely because OF the
steadiness Of the raw silk market;
The new loan to the Imperial
syndicate in japan. 1t Is believed.
Will enable that Organization to
continue its successful pegging OF
raw silk prices for some time TO
come
Raw silk prices hardened during
the week under a strong demand
and a short supply OF some OF the
most wanted sizes and grades In
this market. Reports from primary
raw silk markets indicated more
activity and slightly advanced
prices
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
MUSIC IN CALIFORNIA
"WIRELESSED" TO EAST

HAVERHILL, Mass. April Silt
ting Gin the parlor of his home on
Fernwood avenue, Bradford. Daniel
G. Ellis listened to the strains of the
musical number way Down in Old
Virginia" played on q phonograph in
Avalon. on Santa Catalina Island, off
the coast of California
The words and the music OF the
number relayed across the CONT
nent by radiophone, or wireless tele-
phone, were heard as plainly as II
the instrument were In an adjoin-
ing room
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

GERTRUDE TITANIC DE KoL, winner of the
$1,000 grand championship prize at the Brent
wood National Exhibition and sale in Philadelphia
Gertrude was sold for $4,05O She has record of
producing 19.476 pounds Of milk and 97O pounds of
butter in 305 days.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

mand for lather specialties, al
though falling off slightly, has con-
tined beyond their expectations.
1t IL the opinion OF one factor
that the demand for this line of
goods will continue for about three
months. Reports received from
sections in the West indicated that
q fair cixed demand for specialties
still exists.
try orders received by salesmen, in
most instances. call for immedia te
shipment. This policy OF ordering
Indicates that buyers apparently
are in need Of supplies.
Orders calling for future deliv-
cry have not reached any favorable
volume, 1t is said. Prices in the
leather market, in many cases,
have been subjected to shading.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Scholarships to Mexicans.

ST. LOUIS, April Six scholar
ships from the two local universities
will be awarded to residents of five
cities in Mexico by a delegation of
leading st. Louis business men. The
delegation will leave on an official
trip to Mexico City Tuesday to
establish closer business relations
between this city and Mexico.
Competitive examinations at cities
listed on the itinerary of the St
Louis delegation win decide the
award
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Fyrs.

The fur trade continues to mark
time. Developments Of Importance
were absent last week. The COM
city and London are the subject
of much discussion, much Of IL
taking the trend that the fairly
large offerings, together with a
lack of funds in the trade, will not
be conducive to higher prices.
The slight speculative boom of a
month ago has subsided and some
dealers are shading prices slightly
to move the goods at present.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
&auft Setter @puie,

Mn>palt gilbert Bfaenoer bon bier
bat iiingit baS @de Minneiotaz uno
1. 9it6itrabe selegene @rnnoetsentum
gefauft, meldeS oaS @etter 9oule
~5urSeit inne fat. SEER nno Srall
Tre6 @eiter, sic bteies Sotel felt
mebreren Sabren betrieben baben,
batten felt 9eraumer 3eit Ste Abit6t,
li6 BON ben ielben 5nriid gu 5teben,
nnb merben bas unternebmen NUN
bemnd6it a%nfgeben. Serr Hfaenoer
bat nod ni6tS pernebmen lailen be-
treffS ietner 3ufunftspldne in 8e5ug
auf baS @isentum, bo6 iino tbm be-
reitS mebrere Sferten gemadt NOR
be1, basielbe gu einem b6beren Pretle
gu perfanfen. 8eri6teoene 9anoelSz
retlen6e, Sic iett TT BEN @6meiterz
itdbten 1nobnen, aber 9erne nit tbrea
6amtlien mod Seem nlm 5teben m0dz
ten, baben BEN nelen Gtgentiimer be8
@ebdube8 peri6te6entlid gebeten, baSz
ielbe fir Mtetsmobnungen etn5urt@z
ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

- Die 2afapette Molferei bat fir5z
lt6 5000 Hfunb Butter In ether
2aoung Quf Sen Marft gebra6t.
= Getnbolb @enot ser it6 mebrez
re Sage BET bieitgen 8ermanoten gu
8eiu6 a~ufgebalten bate, lit lpteoer
na6 Springftelb 5uridgefebrt.
= Sci @errn unb 6rau Soiepb
S. 0ieb an Mor0 Broaomap mar
let3te ISOLDE Sri. @lara 9elner bon
Sleepp @De mebrere Gage gu @alte.
- Die 81. 6. DDS 8rid & 1tle
Nn age in Sprtn9ftelb pelde mebrere
@o6enl ans mdbreno bes T~ribiabrs
ibre Sperattonen ei1geite4t bate, tit
mteoer in Dollem 8etrteb.
= Fri. 2ulu 0oebne mar lebte
@o6e mebrere Sage bel tbrer @6mez
iter un0 tbrem 96maser, Serrn uno
Trau Or. S. s. Notbenberg uno
6amilie in @pringftelb gu @alte.
= 9err nrO SrQu 9enrp 3ettldub
BON 5leepp @pe itno fiir5li6 bur6 bie
Nnfunft eineS ltrammen Stammbalz
terS besliidt moroen. Serr 2eitz
i6ub lit etn 9obn BON 6rau 2eiti6ub
bier m%obnbaft.
= @err nno Trar Otto Tappe
11ebit Tamtlte uno Trau 2era &adel
unternabmen am SamStag eine Nutoz
fabrt na6 Mtnr1eapolts, molelbit ite
ii6 etnige Sage gu @aite aufbtelten I'M
9auie bon Serrn unb Srau @m.
2cbine. 2estere lit etne Io6ter bon
9errn urb Trau 5appe.
= emanuel 6. Manberfelb, Sobn
BON 0itriftSsert6tS=G lerf uno Trau
Garl 8. Manberfel6. oabter, Ser TIM
Stunt Die N}tnmi otaer StoatSlniperz
iitdt a%biolpieren iutro, muroe neuli6
5um @brenmit9lte6 ser unter Dem
grieGii6en Ma1ne11 9tsma Ii be-
tar1nten INSTRUMENTATION @tu0enten=
Sereini9ung iener 2ebranl talt erfoz
rem. Der iun9e Mann fann nit
9le6t auf 0tele Sire itolS letl1.
: SEER uno Tral 9lobert Stable
ltno S0bnden itnb Samsta9m6mitz
tag BON ct. Saul 5uriidgefebrt, no
lie SEN Gltern ser Trarl Stable, Serrn
lrnb Trau Mtfe GlSner, einen a11ge=
ncbmen 8ellt6 ab9citattet batten.
9err GlSner beglette e ite na6 Seem
llln1, no CT ltd mcbrere Gage BET
bicltgen &erlpon0tcn n1lb Treunocn
5u Bcllt6 aufbtelt. Die Glsner So
milie iiberitebclte Dor lngef dbr CT
tent Sabr no6 ct. Saul.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
@radtises Mprolidt.

2eute, Sic fi6 @amStaenadt ipat
I'M Treten befanben, batten @elegenz
beit, eineS ser prd6ttgiten georolt6te1
gu beoba6ten, baS iemalS bier gez
leben moroen lit. Sc mar firmabr
Elm erbabener Nnbltd. DaS Moroz
li6t beoedte suerit sic gauge meitlt6e
@dlfte 6es Strmaments bonn Sort
CONT btnauf bis CUR @pibe beS Simz
melS. Die 9t6tmellen beue9ten it6
allmdbli6 %oitmdrtS, bits ote gan5e
Ditli9e @tmmelbdlfte bell belen6tet
mar, uno baS Norolidt perl6mano
oarn na6 nnb mad. 9amstasna6t
pteberbolte ii6 sic ieltene Seben8z
m%irbisfeit nun in nod berrlt6erem
Mabe, mas bte Tarbenpradt anbez
traf, oenn baS Morbli6t i6tmmerte
in alien 6egenbogenfarben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
Seuer &erluite seringer.

@abren6 bes MonatS Mdr5 fan<
SEN inn @taate Mtnnelota 237 S6az
benfeuer itatt, nit einem 1otalperlnit
BON a%nrQberno $33,68O, laut etneS
8eri6tS bonn Staat8 S%euermariball,
@eorge $. Mettleton. SIM ielben
W}onat IN 1920 fanoen 286 S6abenz
feuer itatt NIT etnem Iotaloerluit bon
S773,4O6. Son Sen 9emel0eten
5da6enfeuer mdbreno beS MonatS
Mdr3 fanben " In Minneapoli8 itatt
NIT einem 8erluit bon $69,47O;
AZ in ct. Saul NIT einem 1otaloer=
luit BON $4,000 uno Ii in Duluth
NIT einem 8erlnit BON $47,081. Die
anoeren 100 S6aoenfeuer NIT etnem
I%otalperlnit BON $204,429 murben
BON benz Neit be8 @taate8 beri6tet,
auberbalb ser porbersenannten orei
groben Stdoten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
8atterie mablt 8eamte.

8ur9S 8atterte babter n1ternabm
am @onntagna6mtttag tbr erl tes
rTelbman0per" in bteiem Sabre. 0te
Offi5tere un0 Manni6aften tparer
poll3dblig eri@tenen uno alleS flappte
aus bem nff." Die 8atterie lit Nun
berett, an bem Strabenum5ug nno
Teitli@fett am @rdberi@midnngS=
tage teil5unebmen. sic beitebt aus
40 Offi3ieren urb Mannia6ften nnb
sic NuSrii flung iebt ii6 5uiammen aus
ben &anonen, IL Nrtillertegelpanne
uno 8 Offi3iersz @eitpferoen. @ele=
gentlt6 ser fir5li6 abgebaltenen Sab
resperiammluns mnroen Sic fol9enoen
Ofi5iere gemdblt: Sauptmann
6ran5 Miemam 9r.; 1. 2eutnant,
otto S. SSmalb; 2. 2eutnant, Nlbert
Gperlins; 1. Sergeant, 2oren5 Merfle;
Observation-Disclosures, Tra1f @. Diet;
Hrootantmetiter : @erseant, Mnton
s3ii6fa; Meb=ger9eant, @arl Nbraz
b11n.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
9ofal Meni9feiten.

= Nu9uit Stetnfe mar lette @o6e
IN 2a1nberton ipo CT mebrere Sage i'm
Tetge Setm 81 8el lt6 NOR.
- Serr llnb Trau Senrp Man0er=
felb l1no So5n >parcr fiir3lt6 tm q. $.
Monoerfelb 9etm in 2amberton 81
@aite.
- @err uno 6rau Soiepb @duiter
fcbrtcn Montas bierber suriid BON
et1cm ein>p0dtgen 8elu6 bel Ser
i1al1bter1 uno Treunoen in Tranflin.
6rau Garl Getnfe lit Suriidse=
febrt BON ei1em mebrtdgi9en 8eiu6,
Sen lie ibrer Io6ter, Srau 8m.
9taol in Slecpp Gpe o%bgeltattet bate.
= 81. s. 81. @omiiter BON 9leepp
@pc bat ieine 5abndr5tli6e Brari8
BORT a~uigegeben uno betretbtiebt llnz
fall unb @eiunbbeitsper itderung. @r
mar lekte @o0e bier III SEEM lllm
tdtig.
- Sri. Mprtle @6acfer BON
Slccpp @pc Sic mcbrere @oden lit
ctnem bicit9en 9oipttal IN 8erpflez
gu11g mar >pegen eincS gebrodene1l
Irnlcs, bat ltd 9cniigcno erbolt, oab
ite Sic Scimreiie mteoer antreten
fDnl1tc. u.
= Sri. Ioa Grlcr be>pirtetc am
Gomstogabeno cine 9robe Nn5obl
Sreu1oe uno Na1born bel ct1ler Gar=
tensci eli6aft 5u @bren bon Serrn
l1lo Srau Nrtbur &ade1. Na6oem
man cine1 redt angcn.Dmen @elellz
1haftsabcno pcrlebt bate; mllr0e cin
feiner Smbib 9ercidt.
9crr u11o Tralt Soicpb Gcd=
itein purocn Samsto9abeno in tbrer
Wobnuns an Npro Minncl ota itrobc
in an9cnebmiter @cile iiberralht a1l=
llBlid tbrcS %2Gjabri9en @bci1bildlms.
Nn Bic 40 @dite maren 5l19eecn ur1o
allie pcrlebtcn etnc11 redt angcnebmc1l
Nbc1lb bel cil1cm scmiitlt6cn &ortcnz
ipicl uno Gon5frdn5den. 81 lpdter
Stunoe murbe cin feincr Sm6ib fer
piert. ......
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

gu nerfaufen- Gtma 500 SUP
r@bite Ytne Drop 5i0tng," iomie
500 SUP 650llt9e uTir Tloortng"
uro etpaS raubeS 8aubol5. Na6=
3ufragen BET SIS. Setfert, SearleS,
Mtnn. NoD. 1920
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

Ser Triiblin9 fommt balb unb iett
lit bic j3ett, an Sic Setmoeforterung
3u benfen. Spre@en @te Dor nno
beli6tisen @ie uniere srobe unb oollz
ltdnbtse M118nabl bon Tapetenmus
ltern. uniere 8reiie ltn6 mdbtg.
2bp. 9tf. Sobn $. Goriter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
sAte 81

Brinsen @te unS sic @r0be Sbres
a3tmmer8 uno mir mer6en Sbnen ia
gen, mas eS foiten miro, eS 81 tape<
3teren. nniere Tribiabr 1921 NuSz
tpabl bon 5apeten lit bier unb iie lit
etne @6Dnbett. llniere 8retle itno
iebr bel6etben.
Nbp. 9tf. Sobn $. Goriter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

@aben sic M~nsebDrise in 9euti@.
Lamb pber Seiterreid?
@ple1 sic bieien cine Greuoe bee
reiten. 9anrt idifen Sic linen bic
Seen l1lm 8pit" fit Elm Sabr.
Sen3 M1slano fpitet bteielbe $3.50
PRO Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

@pbnbaus 51 perfaufen-4 s3tmmer,
an Stateitrabe nabe Ser fatb. Stride
9elegen. Ma65ufragen bet Sobn
q. @ellner, 5elepbon 860z2.
M6b. lift.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

Meue @tnser>M dbma6tne NIT s.
@9ubla6en fir $4,000 In Sobn
$. 6oriters M0bella6en, SEEM l1lm,
Mtnn. Nbp. 45tf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

gu perfaufem- @obnbals ait 8roa6z
>paD un6 8. Morb itrabe. 2ei6te
Nn3ablungen. Na65ufragen tn
SO. 222 Norb Observation-Disclosures,
Stem llm, Mtnn. 3elepbone 20.
N6D. 1920
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20

Mdbauftraee nerlangt-S@ made
hermit befannt, 6ab i@ aqerlet
Mdbarbeit fir Srauen uno &inoez
beiorge. Nrbeit 9arantiert; Hretie
mdbig. Trau Nusuita @ariteot,
$40 1=2 1. Norbitrabe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-19
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
PoKoT PoLsKo RosYJsKI PoDPISANY.

LONDYN 49, MARCA. (Prasa Stowarzyszona) - Poko po-
medzy Poka ROSA podpisany wczoraj godz 9te min
so veczoren donos depeza Rygi do London Times Raty
kacia pokoiu llastap Minsku 80 dni podpisaniu
Ma rnocy traktatu Polska orzyma tyue odszkodowana
30 100000 rubi Suma bye wypacon przecagu
roku
Warnk pokoju zaSadzie same, jake byiy preiml
narzu poko owy wyjatem sunny odszkodowania jaka ROSA
ma zapacic Polsce. Trakat skiada sic 26 klauzul.
Po podpisanu Jan Dabs polske delegac
pokoowei wygos MOVE korej zaznacz re nareszce po
d~e newo Poska odzykaia swoa nepodegfoSc ma nadze
ic zyc Rosa stosunkach pzyjaznych gwaranujac sieb
wonosc zyst naodowoSciom Pan Dabi oznajmif re Pol
ska bedze dugo paea4a przyjazny nasto am toczy
ly sic rokowania W Rydze
Osanie posiedzene delegacy pokojowych odbo sic sail
Czarnych Glow ube organzac ielch kupcow Ze Sclan
zwyceska Polk spoglada naturane wielkosc Poey ca
row moskiewskch, dawnych cienlezcow
Deegac poska ma czele anem Dabsm zjawia sic sail
baowe godz 8e 80 wieczorem Nastepnie zawfa sic de-
leeaca osyska oem kory dnoczesnie reprezento
wal Ukraine srony Ukrany by obecn ylko dwa deegac'
F Poczubnski Kwiryng
w c zaoszczedzenia casu raktat pokoowy ME by odczy
tanv TAX jak zosta{ wydrukowany P1er~
sv odczyai Dabsk ezyku polskm nastepnie Jot
c W ezku rosyskm ostatku Poczubink jezyku ukan-
skim.
Piervszy podpa8 document pokojowy Jan Dabsk nasep
mic Tofe a ma ostatku Poczubinsk inni delegaci
SOTUSZ POLSKO RUMUNSKO CZESKL
PARYz, 19 MARCA (Prasa Stowarzyszona) - Otrzymano
u wiadomoc zrode} dypomatyznych re pomiedzy Poka
Runa Czecham zostai zawary ousz ceu wspon obrony
Zbzenie Pos Czech zostaio dokonane dziek posred
nctv Rumun uiatwo zawac troistego sousz skerowa
nego gowne przecwo ewenuaneu atakowi srony boze
vik6w jedno tych trzech pansw.
Sousz powyzszv donoSze znaczenie nz plan wedfug
t6rego Wegry may przysapc do souszu Polska Ruunja
Czecha abowiem ten sposob poezna koace O.
raz u,ata wyr0b amunic wielkch fabkach bron
Skoda Czechach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-19
.Po|ityka P0kojowa Hardinga
Nien1Can1i zdChWiana.
Dow6dca Bandy Meksykaiskiej Zabity
Zapowied Nowej Walki "Suchych" wKongesie.
,SPADEK CEN zYWNOSCIOWYCH.
Harding Me Uzna Igi Ludlow.
Nova Administracja, Import Pro.
dukt6W Rolnych.
Debs Przeciw Pikietowaniu Bialego Domu.
Debs Przeciw Pihetowaniu Bialego Domu.
Borah Ia HandIem Ameryki Rosja.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJoWE
HARDINGA POLITYKA PO-
KOIOWA Z NIEMCAMI "a
CHWIANA.
Washington, 10. marcd. -

Washington, 19. marcd. - O.
kupacja .AljantIw dodatkowyct
tcrytorjow nlemlecklch poSta";f1
prczydcnta Hardinga pod nowY
znak zapvtania, co do lego pia--
now W kierunku jak najSzybSzc-
60 ogloSzcnia pokoju pomiedzy
Stanami /jednoczonemi d Mem.
cami. " planic prczydcnta Hlar-
diuga lcza}o. ac kiedy zbierzc sig
-pccialna sc>ia Nongrcsu. spra~-
va ia miaia bye zaraz wzieta
rod obradv i pok6i L NicmcamI
mia} bvt zawartv lax naiprcdzci.
Nickt0rZv lcaderzv kOnoresipnal
nj. kt6rzv cd samcso poczatku
bvli "a rezolucja pokojowa, stale
mySIa o tenn, azeby pok6j Z Mem
cami zosta} jak najszybcicj pod
pisanv inni zaS przywodcy
konsrcsjonalni, kt6rzv - iak via
domo - sa W bardzo bhskiei ko.
mitvwie Z prezvdentem Hardir--
giem, sprzeciwiaia sic tcmu i ~
via obawe. IL spowodowafoby to
wiclkic zaklopotanie pomieGzy
pahstwami, kt6remi Stany lie.
dnoczone prowadzi}y wojne pre-
ciwko Niemcom. Zdaniem przy--
w6dcow tych jest, azeby sprawe
pokojowa odlozyc do czasu, do
p0ki sytuacja W Niemczech, ktora
spowodowaia dodatkowa ok@pa-
Gle czescl terytoryJum n1cmIec-
kiego, ME wyklaruJe sic sa1na w
sobie. O lie sic zdaje, prezydent
Harding jest r0wniez podobnego
zdania, oswiadczyi on bowiem, il
Stany Zjednoczone winny pred
siewziac wszelkle krokl ostroz-
noSci co do nasSego zawIeranla
poEoJu Alemcaml gdyz SKomPl
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CENY zYWNOSCIOWE SPA
DLY w LUTYM o DIE
WIEc PROCENT.

Washington. 10. marca. -
Wedle statystyki, ogloszonej tn
wczoraj przez biuro piracy, koszta
utrzymania zywnosciowego przc-
cietnej rodziny, W stosunku do
miesiaca stycznia br., w lutym
spadly o dziewiet procent. Czter
dziesci cztery artykulow spozyw-
czych, prtcz kur, spadlo " Genie.
Liczac cd lutego w roku 1913 do
ostatniego lutego wszystkie ar
tyku}y spozywcze podskoczyfy W
Genie przecietnie O 63 procent.
Cd lgo lutego br. najbardziej "a
znaczy}a sic znizka cen zywno-
sciowych w Buffalo W Butte,
Mont, bo az o II procent. W in
nych miastach, jak: Detroit
Louisville, Memphis, Rochester i
Savannah - o 10 procent, w in
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ZAPOWIEDz NOVEL WALK
,,SUCHYCH" w KON-
GRESIE.
Washington, l9. marca.

Washington, l9. marca. -
Panuje tn przekOnanic, IL przy-
w6dcy prohibicyjni W Kongresic
'zamicrzaja rozpoczat nova wal
ke " kicrunku siInicjszego sior--
mu}owania prawa prohibicyjne@o
No,>teada. ktorc o lie bedzic mia
10 bye rozpatryWanc ma special
nej >csji KongrcSu. komitet Izby
poScl>kiej dIa spraw >adowni.
czych bedzie musiaf co do nicgo
nfozyc Swiele poprawki Komitet
izby poselskiej dla spraw sqdo-
wniczych skIada} sic dotad L 81
czlonk6w, L kt6rych trzynastu
byfo rcpublikan6w, o5miu demo
krat0w, obccnie za5 przy tworze.
niu nowego komitetu, powodu
znaCzncJ WlekSZ0Scl republican
now W kongresie, w komitecic
tym znajdowac sic bedzie piet-
nastu repubIikan6w, a tylko SEE
scIu demokrat6w. Bee wzgledu
ia partyjnoSc polityczna w ko-
nritecie tym pozostaje jeszczc
siedm miejsc do wypeinienia,
ktore wakujq przewaznic po stro-
ME demokratycznej. Jezeli wac
kanse te zostana zapeEnione po-
s|ami, zwolennikami prohibicji,
w6wczas w komitecic tym ,,susi"
beda micli znaczna przewage i
MONA sic bedzie spodziewat zna
cznych wzmocnieh prawa prohi-
bicyjnego.
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POGLOSKI o GROMADZE-
NIU WOJSK POLSKICH
NIEMIECKICH MA COR
NYM SLASKU.

Berlin, 10. marca. (Prasa Sto-
warzyszona). - Wediug oficial-
nvch wiadomoSci, ma G6rnym Sla
sku panuje spokoj, 1eez kr9za tu
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pogioski, ze Niemcy Polacy
gromadza ma grani>y Gornego
Siaska wojska w przewidywaniu
walki.
Niemcy wnieSli protest do ko,
misii miedzysojuszniczei W Opo-
Dokonczenle la srronlcy 2eJ'