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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18

Motheydear didn't sleep yer!
well that night. More than once
/ realized that she was arranging
d cover over me. In the carly
dawn, She drew the shades SO
that / could sleep late.
So much trouble she took for
me! All the money | was canning
didn't make life a bit easier for
her. Tho higher / climbed and the
harder / worked, the harder |
made 2te for her. Once told her
SO and she replied:
why, little daughter, that's
what a mother is f0r!"
did not know about that hut
l could see that / never could earn
q salary OF six figures il Mother
dear had not been behind me with
ker. own special brand OF norale.
had one regret connected with
Roses dinner: / hadn't asked her
with whom Cissy Sheldon had fall
len so violently In love.
1t really didn't matter to me so
much as an explanation OF what
was making Cissy sc dependable.
i was grateful to any girl who
could perform that miracle 1t
helped my own work tremendous
IL to have Cissy arrive on time at
the studio, and be wide awake
when he arrived.
I wanted to know the girl to
whom I was 50 indebted. Certain.
" It was nobody in the studios.
/ named them over. Cissy had
flIrted outrageously with some OF
our beauties. And more then one
of them complained with Ginette,
that Cissy was a pIber! He wasn't
spending n dollar on a girl where
formerly he had spent ten!
What a man spent on an eYen'
ing's entertainment seemed to be
the only measure they had for o
man.
I was glad Cissy was reforming
because Love in Leash" vas a
strenuous play. I didn't want any
retakes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18

course Of his life. He was going
to give this woman the money he
had planned to spend on the self
indulgence OF the cottage.
A little woman opened the door.
He was lustercd at knowing only
her given name, and by the deli
cacV Of his errand. He stumbled
in his rehearsed introduction so
much that while he did not notice
her pale blue eyes were red, as
from recent weeping, he did not
realize that a singular agitation
had CONC upon her at the sound
of his voice.
Miss Lefty strove for the tone
Of polite friendliness. Wont you
come in, Mr.. Grey?" she said.
"How have you been all these
Years since / left your employ"
But her voice trcmbled as she led
the way to a chair; and she for
got. in her confusion, that no long"
or was she a good judge Of dis
tances. She tripped over me
chair.
Niles caught Miss Lefty as she
was falling-and held her, AS her
slight figure leaned against him
for support and he saw the quiv-
cring Of her thin lips, Niles knew
many things. In an instant like a
drowning man, he knew this wo-
mar was Miss Lamb-and why
She had left his employ. He knew
that she had cared for him through
all the years and still cared. He
knew that he would lie to her and
fell her that he had always cared
too-until ne came to believe it
himself. And he knew that there
wouId be no more dreaming Of
love, for the time would be only
too short for the living of it.
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18

One cup graham flour, 1.2 cup
white flour, / dessertspcon slug.
ar, l dessertspoon butter, 3 tea.
spoons baking powder, IA tea.
spoon salt, l cup milk.
Mix and slft white flour, sugar.
baking powder and salt. Mix with
graham flour. Add gradually the
milk and butter (melted). Beat
well and pour into hot buttered gem
pans. Bake in a hot over IS min.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18

THERE'S not much to add to this statement. Plainly enough
i it means a massive saving for Osgoods has been known as
the dress store Of Fairmont" all year and prices here have reg
bred dresses in the store may be had at The" saving of 2c on
every dollar invested and such an object is worth going after. In
other words-comei in and look until you have found exactly the
d1ess you want. We offer practically unlimited range Of styles,
materials and every size. Note-the item described below repre-
sents a saving Of more than one.quarter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
PopoVers for Two,

one.half cup flour, IA tea.
spoon salt, IL cup water, l tea.
spon butter, l egg.
Small iron muffin rings are hest
for popovers, although earthen Gus
tard cups may be used. Heat muf
lin rings very hot and butter we,' !.
Put all the ingredients into a mix.
ing bowl and beat with a strong
dover beater until very smooth and
full of bubbles. Turn into the rings
which must be kissing hot and bake
half an hour in a hot oven. Serve
at once.
GrlddIe Cakes for Two.
One cup sour milk, ~ tea.
spoon soda, l egg. 1.2 teaspoon
salt, 3 tablespoons corn meal,
flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder.
Put sour milk into mixing bowl.
Stir in soda. Add egg well beaten.
Add salt and corn meal and silt In
1-2 cup flour. Mix well and add
more flour slowly until the batter
is about as thick as heavy cream
and very smooth. Add the baking
powder with the last flour put into
tho batter. Bake on a hot, we'll
CREASED griddle.
Copyright, 1921, N. E. A. servioe.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Graham Gems.

gem pans. Bake IS minutes in a
hot oven.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Added Bargains in the Millinery Section
Eats for $500 Hats for $500
Values In S12EO Values tn $3.50
Values to $3.50

Upward to one hundred numbers Sc
u lected from our regular stock to sell at
this concession from now until the day be-
fore Thanksgiving. They are un~mistakable
values.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Values to $3.50

M ANY Of the smartest pattern models
IN in the store are embraced in this assort-
ment. Early choosing is advisable for there
are less than 40 hats in the lot.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Coats Reduced
One-Fifth

TITS really astonishing to find such an offering as ~this-every
lcoat in the store Excepting the group noted below az
plainly stated discount Of one-ffth OF q saving of zoe onthe
coats, Osgood's offers this saving because Of careful buying
and because stocks are large enough to warrant a reduction
even at a loss Of profit. Bear in mind that you can purchase
any coat we own at this concession. With a winters Needle
fore you this is YOUR opportunity t.. buy your coat ct the
price you want to pay
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Coats on Sale at Sl9.75.

DEGULARs stock Osgoods Coats-formerly priced at $25to
lN$2975-and the grandest values money will buy. Madelof
velour, tweeds and broadcloth-with and without fur collars.
All sizes from smallest in town to extra large for stout figures
They are simply astounding values!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Dresses Valued up to S35
on Sale at $l9.75

VA1HEN the Thanksgiving Sale started on We'd
w nesday there we're 81 garments in this group.
They've sold SO fast we have been obliged to add
new numbers for Saturday shoppers. Materials are
~tricotne, georgette, crepe de chine and real Canton
crepe Of surprisingly good quality.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18

ID U R G HAS Els
L made by regu-
lar charge account
patrons will not ap-
pear on December
statements but will
be carried over pm
til January | state
nlents. We believe
this feature will
appeal 20 many
who will be glad to
make use Of their
cash for Christmas
gift buying. We
cordially invite all
our charge account
patrons to take adj
vantage of the fea-
ture.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

French, instruction in social dancing
for beginners. interior decoration,
library open for reading and refer
ence.
East Washington Community Cen
ter tonight. club, Boy
Scout Band. Carbery Boy Scouts. troop
No. ST. community social club. Senate
Pages VS.. Rapid Athletic Club.
Thomson Community Center tonight.
The Massa chusetts State Society will
meet tonight at S o'clock
Mrs. Hrst will instruct the chill
dren's dramatic club at $3.50 pm, and
at 7:30 pm; elementary and advanced
Spanish: Washington Opera Society;
dressmaking. millinery.
f. V. Brown Community Center
Advanced French and dramatics for
children. at pm.
Johnson Powell Community Center
The Johnson-Powell Community AS
sccia ton invites the public to meet
the ministers of the community at
the regular monthly meeting of the
association at the center tonight at S:15.
This afternoon: Beginners. inter-
mediate and advanced French for
children at 3. $40 and 4:20 I'm, re-
Snec''velv.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
PRESIDENT MAKING
II. MARCH 4PLANS
WIN Decide Soon Whether He
viii Watch Harding or
7 COOLIDGE Take Oath.

Whether President Wilson will view
the Inauguration ceremonies or the
Vice Presid ent in the Senate chamber
or of Senator Harding on the special
ly constructed stand at the east front
of the Capitol will be decided u!
President Wilson within the mex
forty-eight hours. This feature OIL tne
inaugural plans as arranged DE tne
Joint congressional inaugural commit
tee was not discussed during Secre.
tary Tumulty'S conference with tHe
committee at the Capitol yesterday,
Secretary Tumulty told the. commit
tee that Mr.. Wilson was very uesir
Gus" of accompanying Mr. Harding
to the Capitol. all of which caused
members of the committee 10 iee'
sure that the outgoing chief eXecu-
tive and the incoming one VIII MAKE
the Journey TO the Capitol on Mdrcn
4 in the same automobile. hetnei
or not Mr.. Wilson. after reachlns the
Capitol, will attend either or both
of the inaugural ceremonles-those ol
the President and Vice President-it
is certain that he will go TO the
Presidents chambers in the Cap l.
where he will sign the last-mInute piiis'
Expect Harding Mt White House.
Senator Knox said today that much
would depend upon ttt
legislation to he compieted Marcn 4
recurring the Presidents signature.
If there are many bills for the Pres-
ident to sign he will come to the
Capitol earlier than is customary
1t is expected that Mr.. Harding ana
the joint congressional committee
will call at the White House Tor
President Wilson at the hour ar
ranged upon when the legislative SIT
uation has been fully developed FRI
dav morning. and that he Will JOIN
them in the trip to the Capitol.
A demonstration of the loud speak
err" the voice amplifier which has
been installed for use when Mr. HARD
ing makes his inaugural address FIJI
day on the east front of the CAPITOL
was given for members of Congress
today. SEM tor Knox of Pennsylvania
chairman of the joint congressional
committee in charge of the fnaugura
arrangements. expressed entire ap-
proval of the manner in which the
device operates Several hundred
members of Congress and visitors to
the Capitol heard the demonstration
which indicated clearly that the inau-
s.ural address would be carried dis
tinctly to all parts of the Capitol
plaza.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Tonight: Rhythm for adults. adult
dramatic club; rehearsals. Mount
Pleasant Players.
Trinidad Community Center - The
Independent Athletic Club has been
presented with pair Of boxing
gloves and dozen suits OF tights by
the Walter Reed Hospital.
Birney Community Center.-The
Charitable Club. Knights of Pythlas,
will meet tonight at o'clock.
Two clubs with large memberships,
the Ladies' Intercommunity Club and
the Willing Workers Club, Will meet
tonight at O'Clock.
Garnet-Phelps Community Center
The Amphion Glee Club has decided to
hold it's rehearsals Tuesday evenings
at this center
Other activities tonight: o'clock,
women's exchange, Pleasure Club.
Laborers Cooperative League.
West Washington Community Cen
ter.-There will be meeting of the
West End Relief Association tonight,
The Recreation Club will meet at
o'clock. Other club meetings at to-
night: Athletic clubs (senior and
junior), Boys Club. Glee Club, In
vincible Pleasure Club. Girls Res"rv"
Evening star., 1921-03-01
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

Wilson Normal Community Center
tonight-Dom-stic science class for
adults, domestic art. dressmaking and
millinery; peoples national opera,
English speaking for foreigners,
committee of athletic groups of the
ccnter. advanced and elementary
Evening star., 1921-03-01

bers are called together for a business
meeting tonight at o'clock.
Regular activities at s o'clock: Glee-
athletic Club, Dramatic Club, com
munity chorus, Community Band. the
Bible Study Club, Boy Scouts.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

night. community chorus, Boys Ath-
letic BASKET Ball Club, games Young
Mems Athletic Club, Boy Scouts. Young
Peoples Social Club.
Deanwood Community Center-The
Deanwood Citizens Association mem
Evening star., 1921-03-01
DULL DAYS.

yisito--Don't the cowboys shoot
the lights out any more when they
come to town?
Coyote Pete-No. sir; not since the
dry days. They don't see as many
lights.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

KalIipoIis Grotto. No. Is. NJ. o. V. P.
f. R, will entertain at O'Clock in
New Masonic Temple. Admission, 1921
card.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
John Wesley A. NJ. f. Church.

The Washington Alumni Club of the
ri Beta Phi Fraternity will be enter
tanned by the active chapter at S:15 to-
night at 202o G. street northwest
Evening star., 1921-03-01

NTUD.
Randall Community Center-To-
night, Girls Club. community chorus,
Boys Athletic Club. chair Gaming
class, French class, Literary Society.
Burrville Community Center. - To-
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Gen Nelson A. Miles Camp. No.
United Spanish War Veterans, meet!
tonight at s o'clock in Perpetual Hall
Evening star., 1921-03-01
TOURIST TALK.

She-Did you visit Venice?
He-Yes: but we left almost imme-
diately. There had been an awful
flood in the vicinity and the people
were fording the streets in boats.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

ParentTeacher Association of NJ
Street Junior High School will meet at
S o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Harry MoOck. general manager of
the National Automobile Dealers As
sociation, will address the Washing
ton Automotive Trade Association at
the City Club tomorrow evening at Sis.
Rainbow Division Veterans will
meet next Monday evening at 1904 Z
street northwest
Evening star., 1921-03-01
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT,

AlchemiSts of G. w. u. annual din
ner. New Ebbitt. All alchemists in city
invited.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
TONIGHT

Stansbury Lodge will give a dane
at SIS, in Brightwood Masonic Tenn
pie.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Columbia Heights Citizens Associa =
ton will meet at st. Stephens Parish
Hall. Parents invited. Representative
Burroughs will speak.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

ner. New Ebbitt. All alchemists in city
invited.
ParentTeacher Association of NJ
Street Junior High School will meet at
S clock.
Columbia Heights Citizens Assoca-
ton will meet at St Stephens Parish
Hall Parents invited. Representative
Burroughs will speak.
George Washington Post. No. l.
American Legion, will meet at Carroll
Institute Hall
DIR. George f. Haynes will be the
speaker at the booklovers' hour at Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. W. c. A.
kiwanis Club. ladies' night, meets at
I O'Clock. Washington Hotel.
AnthropologicaI Society meets at 4:45
at National Museum DR.. ]. Walter
Fewkes will speak.
Mrs. Alice Dunbar Nelson speaks at
Metropolitan y. NJ. f Church.
Miss Alice Deal will address meeting
of the Brightwood Parent-Teacher AS
sociation tonight at o'clock.
Music group of City Club meets at
clubhouse. O'Clock.
Washington Camp. No. III. L. c. V,
meets at Confederate Memorial Home.
Lecture ireland" by Father J. f. y.
Murphy. at O'Clock, Catholic Commu-
nifty House
National Association for Advancement
of fH'"~"d Poo~'e ~-Aa-~ - n'"ior..
Evening star., 1921-03-01

vited to hear DR. Mildred E. Schultz
give her third lecture to the Chris
tian Social Service group at the Y.
w. c. A. 1888 F. street northwest, at
1880 pm. tomorrow
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Vaughn class. Calvary. Baptist
Church, will give its annual banquet
tomorrow evening in Sunday school
house.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

George Washington Post, No. /.
American Legion, will meet at Carroll
Institute Hall.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
with Mrs. Gaius M.Brumbaugh, 1854
Riltmora

Helen kellar Guild meets toner
row at pm. with Mrs. w. F.
SpranSy.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

DIR. George f. Haynes will be the
speaker at the booklovers' hour at Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. W. c. A.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

kiwanis Club. ladies night, meets at
o'clock, Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

AnthropologicaI Society meets at 4 As
at National Museum. DR.. j. Walter
Fewkes will speak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
LEGITYMACJE OLA AUTO.
MOBILISToW.

Ma mocy ordynansu miejskie'
60 kazdy automobIista obowia'
zany jest posiadac legitymacje
czyli karte identyfikacyjna,
stwierdzajaca osobistoSc wiasci-
ciela, lub szofera AUTOMOBILE. Or
dynans ten wchodzi w zycie Z
dniem 1-go lutego b. r. Legityma
Gle zaopatrzone beda W fotogra'
fje danego wlaSciciela lub szofe-
ra AUTOMOBILE, nazwisko adres
wysokoSc i wage, kolor oczu
wsosow, oraz znaki szczegofowe
dalej firme wyrobu automobile
model, numer i si}e koni motoru
oraz numery licencyj stanowej
miejskiej tegoz automobile. We
die mniemania szefa departamen
tn policji, Fitzmorrisa, ma pod
stawie takiego systemu legityma
cyjnego, liczba wypadk6w kra-
dziezy automobilowych zmniej--
sly sic Co najmniej o poiowe; W
roku 1920 W naszem miescie 20
stalo skfadzionych 5,974 auto
mobil6w. Kazda osoba, zgiasza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
WILSON w SPRAWIE PO-
KOIU z ROSA.

Washington, "a. stycznia. -
Prezydent Wilson zaproponowa'
wielkim mocarstwom przy pol1lo-
cy Ligi Ludlow dac p1Ibliczns /
uroczysta obietnice, &c zadne
kroki wojenne przeciw Rosji
podjetc ME beda. Zobowiazanie
to miaioby ma celu usuniecie pod
staw ku tw-ierdzeniu rzadu So
wietow, il ME moze on dokonac
demobilizacji, obawiajac sic no.
wych' napaSci. zdaniem prezyden
Ia, tylko zupelne wspoidziafanie
wielkich mocarstw moze zblizyc
pokoj / zapewniice iiiezafeznoset
Armenji, ktora jest stale atako--
wana przez Rosie. Note skie-
rowana do Ligi Ludlow prezy-
dent Wilson przeAal Is stycznia.
Department Stanu opublikowa!
ia wczoraj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
NOVA ORGANIZACJA
ROBOTNICZA.

.Wczoraj po poludniu W hotelu
LA Sale" odbyia sic konferen-
cja starszych robotnikow, ma >kto
rel zostata zawiazana nova or
ganizacja robotnicza p. IL. .Ame-
rican League of Union Working
men,. Celem tel novel organiza
eli bedzie polepszenie bytu robot
niczego, GRAZ nawiazanie zazy-
Iych stosunkow piracy admin
stracja prezydenta elekta Har-
dinga, ma wzor stosunku, jaki
istnieje obecnie poniedzy fede-
racja Gompersa, a prezeydentem
Wilsonem. Czionkowie Amery--
kanskiej Federacji Piracy zapew-
Mill poparcie tel organizacji,. a W
najblizszej przyszfosci przepro--
wadzona bedzie propaganda ce-
lem zdobycia sobie czionkow ze
wszystkich gaiezi przemyslu W
caiym kraju. Pod koniec konfe-
rencji uchwalono rezolucje, W
kt6rej ostro krytykuja rzady O.
becnego ,,leadera" piracy, Com
persa. Prezesein nowo zaiozonej
organizacji zosta}, obrany George
Hodge, sekretarzem zas : M. H.
Madden.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
SENATOR FRANCE PRE-
CIV PALMEROWI.

Waszyngton, "A. stycznia. -
DIS w senacie zosta{o wniesione
oskarzenie przez senatora Fran
ce'a Maryland przeciw Depar-
tamentowi Sprawiedliwosci pod
kierownictwem giomnego proku-
ratora Palmcra O zniesienic W
Ameryce warunkow ,,ktote w hi
storji Swiata ME maja sobie row
nych W zadnym kraju, procz Ro-
sji w najgorszych czasach caryz-
mu.' Senator powotal sic W s1cze
golnoSci ma czynnoSc departa-
mentu, zwlaszcza w sprawie de-
portscji. Senator France jest do
tego stopnia przekonany, re btu
re gh6wnego prokuratora nie by
10 nalezycie prowadzone, zwlasz
GA przez Palmera podczas woj'
ny, il wniosi rezolucje, zadajaca
zbadania stpsunkow " departa--
mencie. Tymczasowo senator ME
chce opublikowac pewnych infor-
riacji, ktore otrzylnal z poufncgo
zrodla. Senator twierdzi, &c gfo-
wny prokurator ME jest odpo-
wiedzialny "a wszelkie przewinie
MIA, popeinione przez urzedni-
kow Departsmentu Sprawiedli--
wosci i dlatego jest niezbedne
zbadanie caiego departamentu
wraz wszystkimi jego ,rzedni-
|kami. Senator Robinson z Arkan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
ZNIESIENIE UMOWY TRU-
STU BUDOWLANEGO.

Wedlc oSwiadczenia wladz te-
deralnych, W najblizszej przy--
szloSci zostanie kompletnie znie-
siona umowa trustu budowlane-
60 roku 1918, ktoTa w ubiegiy'
piatek spowodowala wydanie O.
skarzen przeciwko AZ kontrakto-
rom i wlaScicielom fabryk budo-
wlanych; zostali oni oskarzeni
pod zarzutem uknucia sprzysie-
zenia celem ograniczcnia przemy
stu budowlanego w naszem mic
Scie ! bojkotu materjalow, pocho
dzacych fabryk nieunijnych. -
Dystryktowy prokurator Clyne
oswiadczyi, il zamiarem znle-
sienia wspomnianej umowy nosi
sic rowniez wielu trustowiczow.
w sprawie tel W tym miesiacu
odbedzie sic posiedzenie Stowa-
rzyszenia Budowlanego. Pomimo
tego, re umowa ia obowiazuje
tylko do lgo maja b. r, zostanie
ona prawdopodobnie zniesiona
jcszcze w tym miesiacu. Ma kaz-
diego z trustowiczow dystrykto-
wy prokurator Clyne wyznaczyi
kaucje w wysokosci $1,000; war
ranty ma oskarzonych ME costa
ly wydane, lecz kazdy Mich ma
sic dzisiaj zgiosic w budynku fe-
deralnym, gdy zas ktory Mich
tego ME uczyni, bedzie areszto--
warly. Prokurator Clyne zapowle
dzial, il zostana poczynione przy
gotowania do rozpoczecia spraw
sadowych przcciwko wszystkim
oskarzonym w ubiegly piatek, a
niebawem zostana wydane oskar
zenia przeciwko czionkom innych
ga}ezi przemysiu budowlancgo,
jak lnarmurowego, szklanego,
plumbiarskiego cementowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
1,4oo HALLERCZYKoW
wRAcA DO AMERYKI.
GRozBA WYBUcHU WoJNY
PoMIEDZY ALJANTAMI
- SOWDEPJA.

Paryl, "a. styeznia. - Wobec
tego, re Anglia stara sic zatrzy-
mac kontrole mad Dardanellami
SWAT stale znow w obliczu no.
wei wojny.
Cenzor angielski w Konstanty-
nopolu uzywa wszystkich Srod-
kow w cetu niedopuszczenia zad-
nej wiadomoSci do prasy. UdaSo
sic iednak otrzymac wiadomoSci
pewnych zrode}, re Mustafa
Renal Pasza, leader Macdonald
stow tureckich, przygotowuje sic
do zadania ciosu nietylko Gre
kom, lecz regularnym woiskom
tureckim. pozostajacym pod do
w6dztwem oficerow angielskich.
Obecnie Kenlal Pasza posiada
kontrols mad Gala Turcjs wyjat-
klein waskiego pasa, okalajacego
Konstantynopol, oraz kiikomilo-
wei przestrzeni okoSo Smyrny,
gdzie wojska greckie uciekaja W
mciadzie.
Sytuacja obecna tax zaniepo--
koila Anglik6w, re poczynili oni
kroli W celu nawiazania nieofi-
cjalnych rokowan z Kemalem
" tym celu wystali delegacje do
.Nngoy, skiadajaoa sic wyso--
kich oficerow sztabu angielskie-
90, lecz Kemal odmowii wszcze-
cia jakichkolwiek rokowah, do
p6ki ME zostanic on uzhany jako
glowa istniej9cego de facto rzadu
tureckiego. Dclegacja angielska
zosta}a odesfana powrotem pod
cSkorta, wojskowa.
Wobec zdecydowanego stano--
wiska Anglji nieoposzczenia Oar
Ganeli, Kemal grozi rozpoczeciem
wielkiej ofensywy iacznie Ro-
sja sowiecka W marcu. ktora mo-
ze sic skonczyG zepchnieeien,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-24
I B;ura Meteorolog::cmego.
Wsch6d sfoica o gOdzinie 7:10.

Wsch6d siOica o gOdzmie 7:10.
Zach6d Siohca o godzinie 4:55.
Pogoda W Chicago i okOlicy: w pO-
nielzialek pCgOda We wtorek nieco 20.
chmurnie; ME wieIe zmiany W tempera.
twze. Umiarkowany wiatr p6inocno-za-
chodni W. poniedziaiek przechodzaey W
p6fnOcnO O-WsehOdni we wtOrek.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: Maj.
wytsza temperature wczoraj 0 godzi.
ME 2-giej ,popoludniu 43 stopni najnii,
sza dis po p6lnocy godzinie 2-giej
% stopni. ..-. ~.