davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-03-18
ADDITIONAL MONET BILL
To the Budget for the Municipality IF St.
CrojG for the fScaL gear end1ng 80 June,
1921.

To the Department Of Education
(Mai.~enqnce) is hereby granted the sum
! 81 FIRES. % 81z. 90 for transfer 10 the
Frederikslcd High School R~edemDtion
Fund, ana for further transfer to the
Reserve Fund to cover The unpaid pare
of tne loan Of Frc5. Is, 5000 for The
purchase OF the Frederiks53d Il gh
Schooi buildlng; and a further sum Of
Frcs. 1925 for the reiwburs 9ment Of
Theodore Roosevelt Grammar School for
ENTERTAINMENTS Of rent; provided thai IN
future the Government may rent to prl-
vate parties such part Of The tred2riksted
High School Building as may not be
needed by the Department of Education,
the money 50 received to be deposited
in the treasury of the Municipality OF ST.
CroiX.
Fnu5 duly pass4} by he Colonial Coua-
ell for ST. Croix at End Discussion at It's
5tA Ordinary Meeting held Monday,
February 4th 1921.
D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Additional Money BHl is
hereby sanctioned and approved in
whole.
Witness my Hand and the Seal Of the
Government of rne Virgin Islands of tn"
United States. this 2lSt day Of Febru
airy, 1921:
]. w OMAN,
Governor.
, 1921-03-18
NOTICE.

THE undersigned begs to advise that
the business and store heretofore
. conducted Oh the first floor of her
residence No. SO Company Street, near
the Sunday Market. is removed to the
second floor where she is prepared to
serve her patrons as usual.
The first floor Of the building, equip
ped with counters and glasscases, is
offered for rent upon reasonable terms.
The quarters are spacious and airy, and
admirably suited and located for bust
ness.
Christiansted, St. Croix, V, l., March
Is, 1921.
, 1921-03-18

THE Vendu4 Director hereby
! makes known that at the
request of Mr.. OrvilIe S. Aean,
Licensed Auctioneer, will b offered
for sale at Publ Auction at the
Office of the St. ,homas Ship Brok-
ers' Association, No. - Dronnina-
ensgade and Quarter, in It. Thorn
as, V. | U. S. A on
Saturday,, March rs
1921 at 10 q. I'M.
The NORWEGIAN BARK
"EDEL"

OF X lstlanSSandS, Norway, lilo
tons register, as she now lies in
this port.
Said vessel put into this port in
distress on her voyage from Nor
folk, Va, bound to Bordeaux,
France, and was condemned by
competent surveyors duly appoint
ed, for account Of whom it may
concern, by Commander Iaub, Con-
sui Of Norway at this place.
The said ''Edel" was built in
Sunderland, England. She can be
inspected by intending purchasers
until the morning Of the sale, and
any information required will be
given by the Master Captain J. F.
Hermansen, or Consignees. the St.
Thomas hip Brokers' Association,
The terms of the sale 10 be seen
at the Vendue, to which purchasers
are invited.
St. Thomas Vendue Office, February
Is, 1921.
|EfELE.
Fee Frcs. 1000
Ten francs 90 Bit !
, 1921-03-18
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to public
L notice that the Government
has, this cate, authorized REV.
CHARLES STANLEY MAYHEM
to perform civil-reIiqious functions
in the M|anicioality of st. rolx.
Government of the Virgin lslanos
Of the United States St, Croix, Il
March 1921.
c. c. TIMMONS,
Government Secretary.
, 1921-03-18
ORDER OF TIE DAT
for an Extraordinary Meeting of
the Colonial Council for St. CroiX
MONDAY. MARCH II, 1921, at
ONE O'CLOCK P. VI.

/. Colonial Council Bit No. SIS.
End Council. End Session 1920-21.
introduction OF and 1sr Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No SIS, Draft
Of an Ordinance providing for the
sum Of Frcs. 250, coo to rebuild with
concrete -he center line road be-
tween Frederiksted and Christian
ste1 in accordance with plan ap-
proved by the Public Works Officer.
introduced by list Member for Fred
erikstNd Country District F. Ander-
sen.
Colonial Council Office. March 14th,
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
THE WOMAN UNTAMED'
PROVES DRAWING CARD
Attraction at Playhouse Features
Hawaiian Musicians and
Doraldina on the Screen.

The Playhouse Offering. Doraldina, In
"The Woman Tntumed,' drew large
audiences at it's three performances yes-
terday and. the interest Is likely to Keep
up during the full week of tho engage
ment. as there Is Il musical prologue
which is an entertainment in itself, In
addition TO the screen picture.
This is the Hawaiian Revue, which
features a quartet of native guitarista
and ukelelists, two yocalists and a stage
dancer.
The musical program including the
selection of the incidental pieces. has
been made up by the noted Philadel-
phia musician. wassili Leps. who has
conducted for several. seasons at Will
low Grove park.
The numbers in the first part are as
follows:
Hawaiian Moonlight, by the quartet;
prologue. spoken by Maris Tylor; steel
guitar solo. "The Rosary Walter Kalo-
moku; Hiio march. quartet; aloha" "
sung by quartet; Honolulu Eyes"
Marie Tyler; Hula Huia dance music.
Honolulu Tomboy" and "on the Beach
at Waikiki: Italian street song from
Herbert's Marietta: Miss Armstrong:
duet; Underneath Hawaiian Sky" Miss
Tyler and Miss Armstrong;; up-to-date
Hula-hula dance. by S. NJ. kalawe;
Dance of Death" by koomari Ragini.
The latter selection is of the interpre-
.tative school and was gracefully rem
dered. The Hawaiian music is of the
familiar type. Miss Tyler has a power
ful contralto voice and Miss Armstrong
soprano OF high range which she
handles effectively.
A real comedy vein is disclosed by
S. NJ. Kalawe in his burlesque OF the
Hula Hula dance.
The adventures of "Doraldina" who
evolves from the prosaic occupation OF
daughter of ship captain to that OF
| mystic priestess and oracle of the dusky
dweIlers of a tropic isle. are of highly
strenuous sort, and show that she was
endowed by nature with a class A
physique. The stunts she pulls in the
course of the brief period covered by
the action show that an island priestess
or movie star needs many accom-,
plishments in order TO win out.
This particular heroine is wei
1 adapted by physique to the role and
displays much dramatic ability as wei
as excellent taste and training in dane.
ing,
The development of the plot is more
than usually straightforward. and not
more than usually inconsistent with the
dramatic unities. The photography i:
of highly meritorious sort. and ths
showing should have a successful run
Three performances will be giver
every day this week; at $50. 7.45 ans
aI5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17

family OF sixth and Delaware streets.
William Cannon of Wilmington spent
Sunday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cannon. Sr, of Third ~and Chestnut
streets.
Mr. and MRS James T.. Eiggs. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Il. Holiday, Buford lsunt
and Charles Ingram motored 70 West
Chester and Media, Pa, sunday.
Auto repairing We specialize on
rords, Wilbert Meredith, w. St.--Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt OF Chess
ter spent the weed-end az guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Hickman Hewitt of the
New Castle Road.
Pure CASTLE soap and imported olive
Oil. Il. Challenger & Son, Prescription
Pharmacists.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Montgomery,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Marker OF near Mount Pleasant
have returned TO their home on West
Sixth street.
victrolas and Records. Brblgewater.-
Adv.
Albert Kirby and son Albert yester-
dav caught a large roe sturgeon which
was sold for over $500.
We have the Gillette razor at the new
price, s3.75, also. the new style Gillette
at $500. Il. Challenger q Son,
Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
p. A. A. DANCE.

The PENNSYLVANIA Athletic Association
last night held its weekly dance in the
associations room in the Schultz Build
ing. Eighth and Market streets. l.. t.
Hutton, president, announced that next
Monday evening there viii be many sur
prises In addition to the regular program
The social committee will meet tomor-
row night, the regular association meet
ing will be held on Thursday night, and on
Friday night the Ladies Auxiliary win
meet. Arrangements for an outing TO
Lenape Park on May 80, Decoration Day,
are being completed. All members who
wish to go VIII assemble at the club
rooms at s o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17

of a simple sailor man who loses Hnen
money and bis faith III wouIef His
f1rst love fails 70 come from the OLD
country when he sends her thousand
dollars. All Of his savings. but he finds
another sweetheart whom he sets up IN
Il delicattesHen buSinsss
Thrills at the savoy.
Partners or The Tide. irwin g.
Williats magnificent production, which
opened yesterday at the Savoy Theatre
To be continued today and tomorrow,
does not depend entirely Tor IT'S action
on the sea. az many Of the scenes were
taken under water with new proeeas
perfected BY Mr.. Williat, and Il COM
iains many q thrill.
Pauline Frederick at the strand.
The strand is observing it's fret anni-
versarv week with Pauline Frederick
featured In Madame X" today. Hei
emotional art is used to good adyan.
tage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17

This great Silk Sale of ours
offers liberal savings on the
most fashionable kinds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
yAGRANT TO LEAVE TOWN.
Southern Negro Wins His Liberty by
Promising &c Move On.

Promising to leave the State, William
Foster, colored, giving his home as
Jacksonville Fla, charged with vag-
rancy was dismissed in Municipal
Court today.
Pleading guilty to being drunk Frank
Shivery was fined $40 aud costs.
Henderson Satterfield, colored, charg
ed with stealing chickens from Isaac
Barslxy was dismissed
As the doctors certificate showed the
man had been cured of the drug habit
Judge Lynn granted an application for
parole to Francis De Fay.
At the defendants request for time
to secure counsel, the case of Morris
Iannon charged by his wife with breach
of peace, was continued until Monday.
VIM. NJ. Taylor, charged with having
stolen an automobile was held under
$4,000 bail for the Court of General Ses-
sions.
The automobile was identified as the
property of VIM. III. Wyatt and was
stolen from his garage on Gilpin ave-
nue. in October. 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
PAINT AND POWDER CLUB.
New Musical Comedy Organization TO be
Formed in Wilmington.

Harry II. Weeks, formerly OF Balti-
more. who has been directing the LEND
n Hand Club which has been giving
snccessful dramatic performances, here,
haa resigned from that organization,
with the intention. he says, OF forming
a new one along elaborate lines. the
new organization. which Is to be known
az tho Paint and Powder Club OF VIII
nlington. is TO be featured In musical
comedies and extravaganzes. Some OF
them VIII be Mr.. Weeks own produc-
tions.
Invitations are being sent to persons
who. Il is thought, may be Interested
i'm the movement. It is the intention 70
hold a meeting about the middle OF
May. to effect organization and consider
definite plans. The date has not been
f1xed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
'TIZ" FOR TIRED,
PUFFED-UP FEET
Instant Relief For Sore, Aching, Ten
der, CalI0used Feet and Corns.

You're footsick. Your feet feel tired
puffed up. chafed. aching, sweaty, and
they need '.Tiz.'
"Tiz' makes feet remarkably fresh
and sore-proof. ''Tiz" takes the pain and
burn right out of corns, callouses and
bunions "Tiz" is the grandest foot
gladdener the world has ever known.
Get a box Of .sTiz' at any drug store
and end foot torture for whole year
Never have tired, aching, sweaty. smelly
feet: your shoes will fit fine and you'll
only wish you had tried "Tiz" sooner.
Accept no substitute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-17
LOCAL. Ak1JsEME " e.
the SahEEN.
Pauline Frederick nj the Majestic.

Pauline Frederick nj the Majestic.
Once more Pauline Frederick has
found d vehicle that viii adequately re-
fleet her emotional genius. 1t IL "Honds
OF Destiny" which offers her this week
at the Majestic Theatre. The story
originally came from o. Henry's fiction
which also furnished the basis Of the
plot of Claiming Pollock's play.
eThe Jockey with Clyde Cook. IL
good comedy and one that has some
original stunts and many laughs.
.yoice In The Dark" at Arendia.
A murder mystery with most nn-
expected solution forms the basis of the
plot Of "a Voice In the Dask. which
opens a rrn at the Arcadia today.
The most striking feature of the pie
fure. however, liz it's illustration of the
manner In which oircumstantial evil
slence often winds itself about per-
son accused OF crime, while. the guilty
one is totally unsuspected. In the cast
presenting the piece, Irene Rich, Ram
sey Wallace. Alec Francis and Alan
Hale play the leads.
william Farnum at the Rialto.
The true test OF popularity In any line.
Is the demands and the standards
placed by time. This is especially true
with photoplays. At the time of pro-
duction for instance. William Farntm's
picture "The Spoilers" was deemed a
wonderful picture. 1t Is a wonderful
picture to this day. Such a fact was
demonstrated yesterday when the re-
issue OF "The Spoilers opened an en-
ragement at the Rialto Theatre.
WIN Rogers nj the Queen.
The feature film at the Queen yes-
terday. today and tomorrow is Gold
WINS latest for the whimsy Will Rogers.
Set mostly in San Francisco. II Is of
swedish extraction, showing the dilemma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
KrOnika Chica&oska.

.dzi mic penitsi przy ten Szwa1-
ku Wlascicicl wspomnianej fir
my p. Coleman ric 'mozc podac
.powod0w tcgo zamachu, aczkol-
wick biuro jcgo juI pc raz drugl
pada ofiarQ spisku dynamItowc-
90.
Zrzqdzona przcz dzisiejszq eks
plozjc szkoda obliczana Jest ma
81, 500. Wybuch bomby dal sic
siyszcG na pare mil wokolo /
viclc osGb w sqsicdztWic costa
10 wyrzuconych Si}q jcgo L To-
lck. Przechodnic, kt0rzy znaJ- j.
Gowali sic w poblizu. zcznajq. Ic
nczpo5rcInio przcd ckslozjq Wi
izicIi cicmnv automobil, kt0ry
Szybko oddaIiI sic od micjsca
wypadku. iccz Mkt ME jest W sta
mic podat numeru liccncji tego
samochodu.
Pan Coleman nalczy do najbar
r}lici znanych agcnt6W realno--
Stiowych IA poiudniowcj stronie
mia sta '..'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
Rad Bolszewicki W Pc
tersburgu Obalony.
Krasin zaprzecza Pog|oskom 0
hwazi Ma Polske.
Niemcy Wynosza Sic z C6rnego Slaska.
JapOnja Sojuszniczka Francji Polski.
Rada Ligi Przygotowuje Odpowiedz
Ma Note Ameryki.
GrOzba Wojny Bolszewicko Tureckiej
ANGLIA KRoCzY SLADAM CAR0W MOSKIEWSKICH
Tyflis ZlupiOny Przez Bolszewikow.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Strony publicznoSci amerykan,
skiej.
Londyn, 1. marca. - Jak tylko
deleSacja niemiecka przybyia do
Londynu, Lloyd George pc poro-
zumieniu sic z premiercm Brian
dem zawiadomii Simonsa. azehv
przyby} dzisiaj ma koniercncje.
Simons tlomaczyi sic zmeczc,
MEM. lecz wkrotce zgodzil sic
Lloyd George spodzicwa sic, IL
W Srode zostanic ogIoSzona Cd,
powiedz Niemicc.
Niewielka grupa urzednikow
panstwowych zebra}a sic W cclu
powitania delegacji nicmiecHicj
Jeden czlonk6w dcicgacji
niemieckiej oznajmif, IL Nicmcy
ME sq W stanie zaplacit zqdanej
sunny i przewodniczacy deiega--
eli dr.. Simons poSiada gotowe
kontrpropozycje, kt6rc przediozy
aI;,,+D,,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
Nv. w. Zada Wznowienia Process
Wojna Pomiedy Panama Costa Rka zaiegnana.
SENAT ZNOSI PRAWA WOJENNE.
Oar Rockefeller Ma Godne Dzieci W Europe.
1NNE ETELEGRAMY KRAJoWE

kilka innych waznych blow
zostanie prawdopodobnie odiozo.
nych do nastepnej spccjalnej Sc
sji Kongresu, a nianowicie: bill o
kontrole mad rzezalniami, pro-
jekt ustosunkowania liczby czlon
kdw kongresu do liczby n1iesz.
kaicow kraju, plan Caldera ma.
jacy ma cclu regulacje wesla, o.
raz bill aproprjacyjny W kwocie
$1O0,OOO,000 ma budowe drog
Panuje przypuszczenie, IL pro-.
jekt bonus6w dla by}ych zoinie-
rzy marynarzy zostanie rowniez
odlozony do nastepnej sesii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
EcHA FATALNEJ KATA-
STROFY KOLEJOWEJ.

w straSnej kataStrofic kolcJo-
wei, kt0ra wydarzy}a sic pred
wczoraj w Porter. Ind, znalazlo
$nierc 43 os6b, jednakowoz "a
rzady kolcjowc linji Michigan
Central ! New York Central sta
rajq sic wciqz ukryc przcd via
domoScia ogolu, jake by}y FAX
tyczne przyczyny nicszczsScia
tego jake sq jcgo prawdziwe
rozmiary. Agent dla zazalen ko-
lcii Michigan Central f. L. Gro
vcr odmawia dzicnnikarzom wy
dania kompletnej liSty. oS6b, kto-
re poniosly Smicrt w tcj kata-
stroiie musieli sic oni dopicro
zwr6CiG Z zazaleniem do proku-
ratora gcneralnego Indiany. ably
otrzymat przynajnniej niezupe}
nq liste zabitych. Jest widocznem,
ze zarzady obu kolcji uznaja, IL
wilma "a. to nieszczeScic spada W
zupeinoSci ma ich funkcjonarju-
szN i dlatego staraja sic os}onic
szczegoly wypadku mrokicm Ia
jemnicy.
Me ulegajacym zadnej kwestji
jest do tel pory tylko ten Jcden
fakt. ze pociag linji Michigan
Central, pedzqc szybkoScia 65
mil ma godzine, zignorowai syg-
naly, dane mu przez budnika
Josepha Cook.
To osfanianie caiego wypadku
taiemnica ME przyda sig jednak
kolcjom ma dlugo, gdyz guber-
nator Indiany Warren T. Nc
Cray oSwiadczyi wczoraj wieczo
rem, ze wiadze stanowe przepro-
wadza w tel sprawie jak najgrun
tc,wniejsze Sledztwo, ktore wy
kryje winnych i wyciagnie ma
Swiat1o dzienne wszystkie szcze-
g6iy. Uznaje on, re publicznosc
ma prawo sic dowiedziet, jake
sa prawdziwe powody katastro-
~ - czy niedbalstwo poszcze-
.G6lnych funkcjonarjuszy, czy tez
wada w systemic kolejowyrn -
i stosowne do tego dal nastepu'
jqce przyrzeczenie:
,.Dosz}o do mel wiadomosci,
ze urzednicy koleji Michigan Cen
;ral New York Central trzyma-
j2 W tajemnicy wiadomoSci, ty-
czqce Sic zderzenia pociagow w
Porter. Ind. Stanowa .komisja
s}uzby publiczncj rozpocznie wo
bee tego jak najrychlei dochodze
nic, cclcm zbadania wSzyStkich
szczcg6iow caiej sytuacji.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
ADAMOWSKI MUSIAL
USTAPIC.

Wczoraj przeprowadzony TO-
staS wyb6r czionk6w komitetu
komitct6w Rady AIicjskicj, do
kt6rcgo powoiani zostali naste-
pujqcy alderman: l.. Schwartz,
dcmokrata, \. ]. Ccrmak, demo
k:ata, James Bowler. denokrata,
Z. R. Armitagc, rcpublihanin
William K. O"Toolc, dcnokrata.
nc ostatnicj niemal chwili spo-
dzicwano sic, &c w Sk}ad tego
komitctu wcjdzic mic Armitage,
tylko alderman Max Adamowski
i tax tcz wczoraj pisaliSmy-, ad-
ninistracja Thompsona wywar}a
icdnak pod tym wzgledcm tax
Silny nacisk, &c Ahamowski ME
m6gi mt sic oprzcc i musia} zrzcc
sic kandydatury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
ZINNYCH SPRAW KON-
GRESU.

Washington, 1. marca. - Pre-
zydent Wilson aprobowa} wczo-
raj prawo rozciagajace prowizje
fcderalnego aktu pozyczek far
'nerskich ma Porto Riko.
.Zostala rowniez podpisana
przez prezydcnta Wilsona wspo'
ma rczolucja polecajaca Dcparta-
mentowi Wojny zwrot kanafu
barkowego W New YorItu, ktory
zostai wziety pod kontrole Stanu
podczas wojny Swiatowej.
Przywodcy obu LIB kongresu
spodziewaja sic, IL wszystkie
projekty aproprjacyjne, pr6cz bi-
lu budzetowego marynarki, 20
stana przeprowadzone ma obecnej
sesji, ktora sic kohczy W najbliz-
sly piatek. Dotad Z czternastu
wszystkich regularnych blow
pienieznych, siedm zostaio skom
pletowanych, tylko diva costa
ly podpisane przcz prezydenta
Wilsona.
Panuje tn powszechne mniema
ME, il oskarzenie przeciwko fe--
deralnemu sedziemu LandiSowi
z Chicago. "a jednoczesne piasto
wanie dwu intratnych posad. 70
stanie umotzone w komitecle
Izbv Posclskiej dla spraw sado-
wniczych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
ARESZTOWANIE UPZFDNI-
KOW Z BURNHAM.

w wykonaniu polcccnia pro-
kuratora stanowego Grove de-
trktywi arcsztOwali wczoraJ SIC
ia policji w Burnham CharlcSa
Wittenbcrga, klcrka micjSkiego
tamtejszcgo Ottona Hcigle / no
cnego policjanta Harry Lucas 4,
kt6rych nastepnic poddano Kill
kugodzinncmu badaniu-w w sadie
karnym przcz aSyStenta prokura-
tora b. Ncwmarka. PotGm STA
'Wiono ich jcszczc przcd lava
przysieglych, kt6ra rownici ba-
daia ich szczcgolowO. Dopicro po
uI;onczcniu tych przcsluchow pu
SHczono ich ma wolnosG "a kau-
Ga. RownoczcSnic arcSztoWa-
u;cm tych urzednik6w detcktywi
zabraIi Z ich blur caEy stos doku-
ucntow, ma podstawic kt6rych
cwentualnic bedzie MONA stwicr
die. czy uprawiane notorycznie
" Burnham prowadzcnic dom6w
Q najgorszej rcputacji mic odby-
walo sic "a wiedzq przy pro-
trl,cii wl,dz miciscowvCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
zWRoT MAJATKoW ME-
pRZYJACIELSKIM CUDZO-
ZIEMCOM.

Washington, /. marca. - Pre-
zydent Wilson podpisat wczoraJ
Bill, majqcy ma celu zwrot ME
przyjacieIskim cudzoziemcom ina
j2tkow, kt6rc zostaiy skontlsko-
wanc podczas wojny, a ktore ma
lczaly do kobict obywatclek Sta
now Zjcdnoczonych, oraz cudzo-
zicme,,. kt6rc possibility podda-
nych pahstw nicprzyjaciclskicl'
- przed wypowiedzeniem woJ-
ny. Majatki tc pozostawa'y do
tad pod dozorem komisji poSla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-01
sFNAT PRZEPROWADZA
Bill TARYFY CELNEJ.

Washington, l. marca. - Bill
taryiy cclncj I'ordney'a, dof2-
czcnicm poprawek wspolneso ko
ritetr obu LIB. zoStaf WczoraJ
przcprowadzony w Senacie. blI
ten obecnic zostanic odesiany Go
prczydenta Wilsona - cclem a
probaty. Ia biIcm gIosowafo 49
scnator6w przcciwko 36: jedcna-
stu acknowledgement senatorcw
glosowa}o wraz Z senatoraml re-
rublikanskimi, gdy tymczasem
czterech republikahskich senate
row glosowalo rcszta demokra-
tow przeciwko projcktowi.
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UNIEWAzNIENIE PRAWA
o SPEKULACJI.

Washington, 1. marca. - Klau
zule prawa Lcvera o kontroli
zywnoSciowcj, ia podstawie kt0-
Irych Department Sprawiedliwo-
sci wytoczyl wiele skarg prze-
ciwko spekulantom zywnoscio--
wynn, zosta}y wczoraj ogioszone
przez najwyzszy trybunat Sta
now Zjednoczonych, jako ME.
konstytucyjne. Powyzsza decy-
zje najwyzszcso trybuna}u od--
Iczytaf wczoraj sedzia sprawiedli-
woSci, White. S'iarga przeciwko
iirmie L. Cohen Grocery CO. W
ISt. Louis, zarzucajaca jej pobie-
ranie cen paskarskicf przy sprzc
dazy cukru zosta}a wczoraj przcz
Inajwyzszy sad odrzucona. Pred
Isiebiorac taxi krok, najwyzszy
ttybunal podtrzymai tenn samem
wyroki nizszych sadow. kompa-
MIA ia byfa oskarzona pobiera-
ME wieccj niz 20 ccnt6w "a funt
crYkru.
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ALIANCI SZYKUJA sIE DO
OKUPACJI NIEMIEC.

Paryz, /. marca. (Prasa Stow
- Mad Rcnem W czssci okuPo--
wanej przez wojska francuskie,
zauwazono wczoraj pOsPicSzne
przvgotowania wojenne. Artyle-
ria. ktora stala kilka mil poza IL
MIA, zosta}a Sciagnieta blizej mad
cranice. Francuzi 5ciagaja row.
niez ku granicy zapaSy amumcJ|
Ma lotniskach W Bourget ! Vii
lacoublay zauwazono ozywion2
dzialalnost. Otrzymano wiado-
most. ze transporty Senegale-
zow. AIgerczykow Marokahczy-
kew. ktore przybywaja do Mar
>vIji zostaly w ostatnich dnlach
zwigkszonc.
Marszalek Foch i gen. Wey--
rand oczekiwani sq dziSiaj Z
Loudynu, ktorzy po przybyclu
do Paryza udadza sic zaraz do
Aoguncji,
Tezeli Niemcy oticjalnie od-
mowia wypelnienia warunEoW
odszkodowania, postawionych I'M
2rzez aliaut6w. wszystko Jest W
pogotowiu. azeby zastosowac te
;rodki. co do Jtorych doSzio do
porozumienia pomiedzy Lloyd
George'cm i Briand'em ma konfe-
rencji 1ondynskicj.
Zostaje zachowana wielka taje
nnica co do charakteru SrodEow,
majacych bye zastosowanym''
2raz co do ruchu wojsk allan
-kich. lecz Z dobrze poinormo-
wanych zr6dei otrzymano via
iomoSc. re flota angielska ma do
konac wielkiej demonstracji W
Kilu, Bremie Hamburger, pod
czas gdy wojska belgijskie i fran
.uskie rozpoczna operacje ma Ia
die.
Zagfebie Ruhr prawdoPodob-
7:e ME bedzie okupowane, gdyz
Fraucuzi chcq zademonstrowac,
Il wszelka akcja z ich Strony ME
lest skierowana przeciwko prole-
tariatowi niemieckiemu, lecz
przeciwko reakcjonistom, nacjo-
nalistom imperjalistom niemie-
ckim.
Panuje slime przekonanie W
kohach parlamentarnych, IL ME
zcstanie powzieta zadna decyzja,
dop6ki konierencja londynska
ME zapozna sic Z NOVA inaugu-
racyjna prezydenta Hardinga, al
bowiem Francja pragnie dowieSc
Stanom Zjednoczonym, Il wszy
stko zostalo uczynione W celu L
uikniecia zastosowania ostrych
srodk6w, opr0cz tcgo Frantii
zalezS ma moralnem poparciu re