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Evening star., 1921-08-07
Is spending the summer. Mr.. ThQ|np-
son will return September /.

Is spending tne summer. MT. 1H0hip-
son will return September 1.
Miss Mabel C. Linton left Friday
with friends for a motor trip to Port
land, Me. She will visit Ocean City.
N. j., before her return in September.
Helen Brandow. who has been SUBJ
stituting at the organ of the Church
of the Incarnation for Margaret
White. left Monday for her home at
Coxsackie. N. Y. Miss Brandow is a
recent addition to Washington music
circles and before coming here was
organist of Christ Episcopal Church
in her home town, where her sister.
Ada Brandow, now also a resident Of
this city, was soprano soioist and
In Albany, N. Y, before her return in
September. .t't
Warren Terry. tenor soloist Of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church. has filled
recent engagement at Atlantic City.
singing with an orchestra on the
pier. and is now at Asbury Park serv-
ing as tenor Soloist at the Episcopal
Church there st. Andrew's-by the
Sea.
The quartet Of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church has disbanded
for the summer, and Miss Frances
Scherger. who has been re-engaged for
next season as soprano of the quar-
tet. will be the soloist during August,
with Claude Robson. as usual, at the
organ. Miss Scherger will sing this
morning One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" by Boex
The musical portions Of the service
this evening at the Church of the
Covenant will be given by Miss
Blanche Belln. soprano; Miss EstelIa
Ihomas, violinist; Richard Lorleberg,
Vioionceilist: w. F. Blanchard. pre-
centor, and Claude Robeson, organist
Mrs. Grimes. the organist at Con-
gress Street Methodist Protestant
Church. Is on her vacation. and during
ner absence Miss Evelyn Bullock is
substituting for her.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

tet which has been singing there for
several years has been re-engaged
for the next year. with the exception
OF the first tenor. Irving Tillar. who
left in July to make his home in
Brooklyn, N, Y. H. H. Freeman,
organIst and choirmaster. left yes
terday for Blue Ridge Summit. where
he will spend his vacation and in
cidentally preside at the organ of the
fiiguration, as in past summers. The
music at st. Paul's Church during
August will be rendered by the first
quartet, composed of Miss Ancella B.
Fisher. soprano; Mrs. James Kerr.
cOntralto: John B. Switzer. tenor:
and George Rollings. bass. Mrs
Charlotte Littell will substitute for
ices being held in the parish hall
since the destruction of the church
by fire last April. The church, which
is now in process of rebuilding, will
have an exceptionally fine new organ,
for which Mr.. Freeman is now pre-
pairing specifications
Rev. DR.. Abel l.. Gabert, head of
the ecclesiastical music department
of the Catholic University, is spend
ing his vacation in France. He will
spend the major portion of his hofi-
day with his sisters at his old home
in Nieully. and will visit friends in
Paris before sailing for this country
about September II.
Miss Esther Fairbanks. organist. is
substituting at the lexington Pres
byterian Church for Miss Rarona
Boeckner. who is on her vacation.
Louis B. Thompson. tenor soloist of
the Eighth Street Temple. who re-
turned recently from a motor trip
with Lewis Corning Atwater and Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Thomas, left Thurs
day to rejoin his wife at her old
home in Cleveland. Ohio, where she
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Seven international labor unions
have their headquarters in Cincinnati
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Miss Esther Fairbanks, organist, is
substituting at the lexington Pres
byterian Church for Miss Rarona
Boeckner, who is on her vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
Modern Seven
Wonders

Dear Miss Grey: What arc the
ssven Wonders Of today7 ELLA
Wireless fcieoraphy. telephone.
eeyoptane. Sadism. anftscptics and
onntor1s. spectrum analysis, x-rdys.
(Asshorstics are not agreed on these
Hepcs WondersJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

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Radio Active Rays continuously into
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Nothing to do but wear IT, No trou-
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No matter how bad your ailmcnt.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
Confessions
of a Bride
DADDY GUEssEs RIGHT

DADDY GUTSsEs RIGHT
.spcno~. yvu TAXA care q she
ffrss man- bob leaned acros" to
whisper.
An eyes were fired upon uhe
French window. from which came
another anap. Then the glass door
swung slowly inward II ehiiis M
to re-, down the fact In vordA Ksth.
ertne and I were stricken m dumb NJ
Chrys while ~ awaited tho coming
% the robb~r.
A mans head appeared In the win
dow. then hts silhouette was vaguely
outlined. and thon-s shot rang out
The robbrr staggered back from
tho window. turned and Tell outside
OF the house
He had failen--and the sfsot had
no, been fired by anyone within the
roomi
We DID not understand. Spence
got up. moved along the wall. pushed
the Preach window tight and
locked H.
Then we gathered In q group In the
middle Of the room and consulted In
whispers. No one had fired shot.
The bcsiogrrs--are beaicgcdi That
IL my s,ioar." said daddy.
but by whomy' asked Bob. No
body could venture a reply.
For a few minutes all vHs SIN.
out. something whizzed thru \ win
dow near me. Bob ordered us giris
to lie FIAT.
Our private war came 20 an end
with n loud Jingle OF the door bell. q
shaking OF the French windowa and
voice which we knew hailing the
house.
bob ran to the door. Spence opened
tho French window.
Morrison. I'll be hanrcd~
Daddy was right The detective
took n long step over the threshold
OF the window. closed II quickly be.
hind him with:
Il might have known that you
Lorimer women would be in on IL,
somehow
How did you get here7" asked
daddy. Tell u.s.
"Your chsuffeur-the one with the
Partisan nnme-phoned mo He said
he'd been waiting for you downtown
when n boy came with orders that
he was 20 70 home. All the others oi
your staff had gone to a wedding
He guessed you was letting him off,
too. that being your way. But later
no found the phone wires on these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

grounds had been clipped SO he
swung out In the car to the station.
He couldn't tell what was up. just
thought I'D better see myself.
thought 20. too. And now. boss.
maybe you'd better tell the world
why l found your grounds sprouting
toughs just as thick as sprins
beauties"
Morrison's men interrupted to tell
him that they had mopped UP the
place.
Now. boss. why did we have 10 DC
this3' the detective demanded again
Daddy and Bob explained Appar-
entity old Morrison mus, always have
the evidence OF his own eyes.
"Lcmmc see that baby coffin he
demanded.
We went In a group to the safe In
Bob's room Tho little coffin was
gone!
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

UNDER THE BOLO-BUSH"

w 1Fftt& WV wv -
their fists in quickly thru the holes
and grabbed q handful apiece. A
great, big. large. round handfui-ai
they could hold. But when they
tried to pull their hands out all dou
bled up. n all. they wouldn't come
'Trggor' cried Mr.. Monkey.
-L<ggo. yoursclfr' cried Mrs. Mon
key.
But neither Of them csuid On
would or did let To-
What shall we dor they begged
tho fairyman.
Fllppety.Flap smiled. Things vers
going exactly az he had planned
and he was quick to answer. Hold
on tight II you let go, the rice will
likely get away. I've got q friend
In n circus that"
"whatr cried both monkeys ir
amazement. "A circus! We don't
want to 20 back to tho circus"
Let me finish.- said Flippcty
Flap calmly. "A friend who has a
big hammer and he can get your
hands out in a jiffy so you can get
I tho rice"
Mr.. and Mira Monkey wers
thoughtful IF we 70 can We havs
goldfish for iunch7" asked Mr. Mon
key finally.
And mirror7~ Mrn Monkey
said quickly.
Certainly nodded Ffippety-F1ap
'~rhe Fairy Queen will see TO that
"An right" agreed the monkeys
Let's hurry
Ito Be Continual
Copyright, 1921. N. IL. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Monkey stood look.
ing at the two oocoanuts under the
bolo.b
where's the nice white rice. Mr..
Moon.Man7' called Mr.. Monkey.
F1ippcty-F7ap now stepped into
view from behind the round mirror.
followed by the twina
Are you the moonManr asked
Mrs. Monkey In surprisA-
You may call me what you
WISH" answered F7ippety-Fiap
These are my friends"
But where's the riccY-
Flippety Flap pointed TO the co
coanuts with the holes in the ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monkey each grab.
bed a cocoanut and shifted. Great
goldfishw chortledt Mr.. Monkey
TITS rice sure as sanythingr'
Then he and Mrs. Monkey stuck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
HOW TO RAISE
| BABY CHICKS

z Most people lose half Of every
hatch, ana seem to expect II. Chick
cholera or white diarrhoea II the
trouble The u. 8. Government
states that over half tho chicks
Matched die from this CAUSE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
Date Of Lodge
0--sxs

psA< Nn0 0rWI wbers ana
when did the srder u Knights Of
Columbus first stAxtf C. NJ
IN lsSS 81 81 ksrrs Perth. He,e
HseeA. Cora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin 80 NAH
Turns Out Itself

A few drops Of '-Outgru~ upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
SO toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the too nail. that II can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" In a harmless sntlscptic
manufactured for chlropodists. How.
ever. anyone can buy fromsthe drug
store tiny bottle containing direc.
tiona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20
RHEUMATISM: VII, WIZ , sni,,r

mstism. iumbaEo, govt. sciatics. etc.
Schapira's ANTlDOL1 Money re.
funded II first bottle. not satisfac-
tory. Used by well known physi-
clans with host results. Henry G.
Lord. sos Securities Bldg. Seattle,
had tried many things without sue
cess" Try H.; you lose nothing and
gain your health. 81 a bottle, Post
age 25c extra SIX for IS. III your
druggist cant supply. write VIM.
schspira- 1ss First Ave. NJ Z. c.
Adycr tseme mt
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ofar Seattle
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Page 343
A MOUNTAIN LION

They got along M fast ~ tnsy
could. but no matter how frs,
they wen. ,,rzs about that GAS,
went the hon
Then r,is by ntfia msy
realized that tho thing was rain
Ing on them foot ,,y foot step by
step. ginning. ginning
wen have one grand suEie
u he does ov-rsaks ua.' painted
-Tns --A' wfn.' r-pnsd hi.
friend. tpE,(n no, ev-rtah. u.
u knsw = psels--not with tire
cabin = nSE'
Il essca Y sy made . record trip
,hat t,rna Anyway. ney I'D
reach the cabin and gct fnsi1ss
and fasten tho door Just ~ the
lion rot there
The lion was fsartyus a being
shut away from his Prey. lie
circied the caian---hir long. snnky
body twisting a. he padded
AROUND. bis tan twisting and
twitchtnx. his slant eyes g,eam-
Ing wick~ffy.
Around and around he pro~t
ed. then papa opened the window
and gave him . dose Of lead from
his ri1e; be HIT the lion IN the
shoulder and I g,isss he didn't
ifke H. He ieaped away into the
dark forest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

While tho nttis girls were twit
terinx over their tatby story.
David and Guy were having a
,aIhsest morn To the ,Asss Of two
sturdy boyA
Guy was saying. did you know
my papa used to live on Mount
Raksrr Wen. he did He lived
with another man In q log cabin
abou, half way UP the mountain
aida
TT was . 1Dnespue rfacs 70
rve al right. and sorDesime-
they Just had IN 80 somebody
elsa. 10 they would TO an the
why down thc ssc>p riope "a see
a man who lived At the very scot
Of the noun tain
'Une time they gut No earty m
the morning and did their chores
and went down to see this man.
They got there about 10 O'Clock
and stayed TN that altar
noon. Then they had 20 start
homo 30 they could get there b..
forv dark
You re-. n was awfrii hard
climbing. they Scarcely could
hurry q, all.
-Tney hadn't gone very far
when a little way behind them.
between them and tho other
mans house. they heard the roar
Of 4 mountain lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

Cuts cont Of drinking good coffee.
xlent Blend. n lbs, soc: h.. 35c.
M. A. Hansen. 40 Economy Market
Advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

Rego. IND. writes: I was losing
10 or Is chicks q day from dsar-
Hhoea before I received tho AvicoL
haven't lost a ono since"
1t costs nothing to try AvicoL II
you don't find that II prevents and
controls white dIsrrhoea. chick cfiol-
era and all bowel diseases of poul-
try. tell us and your money Will be
promptly refunded. Avfeoi IL sold by
most druggists and poultry rem dy
lsalsrs, or send SIC includes war
tAx) for . package by mall post
paid. Burreil- Dugser Co, 100 Col.
ombia Bldg. Indianapoiis. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-20

An Avtcol tAblet In
the drinking water
will save your chicks
from all such dis
eases. Within -
hours the sick ones
will be lively ~
MrA VIM NAV ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
Znowu Duety Krasina z Lloyd
Georgem.
Sl2,OOO,OOO Ma Akcje Ratunkowa W Sowdepi
Napad Ma Misje Ameryka1ska.
lime TeIegramy Zdgraniczne.

by Francja ME znalaz}a sic w o.
bliczu dokonanego faktu zawar-
cia umowy anglo nienieckiej.
Eksperci rzadowi wskazuja ma
fakt, IL sprawa odszkodowania
jest wyiacznie sprawa francuska,
albowiem Anglji nalezy sic % pro
cent ogolnej sunny odszkodowania
a Francji 81 procent. Dlatego tez
wszelkie porozmnieniaw tel spra
vie pomiedzy Niemcami Anglia
bez udzia}u Francji winny spot
kae sic protestem. Francja jest
zdania, Il sprawa entente'y ma
razona jest ma stale ryzyko ze
wzgledu na nerwowosc wykazy-
wana przez Angle i W1ochy. -
Niektorzy wysokich urzedni--
kow francuskich wyrazili zdanie,
ze Francja sprzeciwi sic arbitra-
eli Ligi Narodow w sprawie Cd
szkodowania wojennego, gdyby
skcja TAXA zostaia zaproponowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
MozLIWOSc WZIECIA


NIEMCoW w KURATELE.
Paryz, 2 grudnia. (Prasa Sto-
warzyszona-) - w kosach tran
cuskich twierdza, Il aljanci maJa
pe4ne prawo ma mocy warunkoW
traktatu wersalshego wzlecla
spraw niemieckicl w swoje rece
zaprowadzenia swej administra-
eli mad bogaetwami nienieekle---.
mi W ten sposob, jak uczyn1ono
Turcja, gdy wyznaezono korni-
sic do sciagania d1ugow. W razle
gdy Niemcy ME beda uniaay zna
leze srodk6w na zapaaeenie od-
szkodowania wojennego- .-- -'--
w opinji rzadowej francuskiej'
W odpowiedzi na propozycje An
cIii udzielenia Nierncom morato-
rum Francja zaproponuje wzie-
Gle Niemiec w krratele, w razie
og,oszenia przez mich bankuetwa
2 pozostawieniem autonomji Mad
renji.
By4y prezydent Francji Poin-
care, o kt6rym m6wia, L zajmie
on zn6w stanowisko premjera
przy najblizszej zmianie. dowo--
dzi, IL traktat wersalsh W razie
niedotrzynania przez Niemcy
warunk6w pozwala aljantom
ma wziecie pod kontrole
niemieckich komor celnych, urze
dow podatkowych, Srodk6w ko-
munikacji oraz produkcI wegla.
Rokowania, jake tocza sic o.
hecnie W Londynie pomiedzy RIA
dowymi przedstawicietami Me
mice Anglji, uwazane sa W urze
dowych ko3ach francushch jake
represja "a separatystyczna ak
Gle Francji w zawarciu umowy z
racionaistami tureckimi w An
gorze.
Wyrazaja tn duza obawe, aze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
BUNTY GLODOWE
w WIEDNIU.

Wieden, 2. grudnia. - Wczoraj
mialy tn miejsce bardzo powaz-
ne zaburzenia glodowe, podczas
ktorych przyczyniono STRAIT mate
rialnych ma setki tysiecy dola-
row. Zaburzenia te zostaIy roz-
poczete demonstracja robotnikow
przeciwko podwyzszaniu cen
chleba. Duzo sklepow zostalo do
szczetnie zniszczonych. Wielu A
merykanow zostalo zelzonych
obrabowanych; tax mp. z corki
pulkownika armji amerykan-
skiej Hand'a zdjeto zakiet futrza
ny. Pulkownik Miller zona IL
ratowai sic dzieki temu, re
wzniosi flage amerykanska mad
swoja gfowa, gdy kilkunastu z
tlumu wpadio do jego mieszka--
mia.
Tlum rozbroii policje wdari
sic do hoteli, gdzie zdemolowal
wszelkie urzadzenia meble. Z
pokojow goSci powyrzucano wa
lily ma ulice. Tlum zaS zew-
natrz powybijal kamieniami okna
W hotelach do wysokoSci trzecie-
go a nawet czwartego pietra
Wszystkie sklepy, kt6re ME mia
iy okiennic zetaznych zostaiy
spladrowane.
Hotel Bristol. jeden mai
wspsnialszych W Europe zostal
zupelnie zniszczony, okna i wiel-
k;e lustra do czwartego pietra
zostaiy potluczone. Biuro hotelu
zostalo zupelnie zrujnowane,
Gala noe po rhiescie odbywa}y
sic procesje demonstracyjne, W
ktorych liczny udziai braiy ko--
biety. Uczestnicy buntu glodo,
wego zdzierali przechodniow fu
ira, wyrywali z rak sakiewki O.
raz kolczyki usz6w bogatych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
z Biura MeteOrolOgicznego

Wsch6d slOnca godzinie 700.
Zach6d sfoIca o godZinie 4:2O.
PoSoda w Chicago okolicy: w
,tateL zrana deszcz chSodno, W so
oote pochmurnie. Swiezy Poanocno-
sachodni wiatr W pfatek, prDechodza
" we wschodni W sobote.
y
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
myisza wczoral godzinie 4-tej po
,o.udniu 81 stopni, najnilsza wczo-
az O godzfnie 2-giej Po P6'nocy 4o
ItOPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
NOVA NOTA sOWIET0W DO
POLSKI.
WARSZAWA.

PoseIstwo sowieckie W WarszaW1e
przyslalo rzadowi polskiemu nova
note z bardzo osoblIwem zadaniem.
Bolszewicy skarza sic, ze codziennie
zglaszaja sic do nich ludzie, ofiaro-
wujac ma sprzedaz rome tajne doku-
menty poityczne. So to - jak
twierdzi nota - tajni agenci rzadu
polslSiego. Przedstawiaja faiszywe
dokumenty, by poselstwo wprowa-
dzie w blad. Nota dOmaga sic, ably
rad polsld wdrolyi Odpowiednie
Koki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
Pryjecie Ameryk. Charge DaGaires W Austjji.
Zderzenie Sic Dwoch Pociagow 0sobowych.
Sowiey Chca Nawiazai StOsunE HandIowe Argentyna.
lime Te1egramy Krdj0Ue.
UKLADY DELEGACJI CHIN
SKIEJ Z JAPONSKA.

Washington, 2 grudnia. -
Igodnie L oSwiadczeniem dele
gIta chihskiego ma konierencji
waszyngtonskiej, rozpoczete wczo
raj tsbliady miedzy delegacja chin
ska japonska W sprawie poiwy-
spu Szantunskiego, beda o2iera-
r. sic ma dwoch zasadniozych
punktach, uwzglednionych W "a
caniach japohskich, mianowicie
ma zqdaniach Tsyndao i uwzgled
nieniu praw posiaGoSci jaPoll--
skich ma tym polwysqie.
Chiny ME moga prowadzic z
Japmja ukiadow odnosnie kon-
troll kolei Tsyndao Isl Nau =
Flu, jak rowniez ME mega one
cof1aG sic tego stanowiska, ja-
kle zaje}y ma konferencji pokojo-
wei W WerSalu, kiedy to oswald
czono, ze pdfwysep Szantunski
zwroci Japonja Chinom bez zad-
nych zastrzezen.
Podczas toczacych sic ukladow
delegacja chifska bedzie miaia
nj uwadze te wszystkie warunki
japohskie, jake by}y wy}uszczo-
ne w notach, zamienionych ME-
dawno miedzy rzadem tokijskim
a pokinskim W sprawie wy1ale-
zienia mozliwej drogi do roz-
pcczeoia ukiadow wzgledern poi
wysrp Szantunskiego,
( Narod chihsIki stoi ma gruncie
absolutnej niepodzielnosci kon-
troll kolei, ktora obecnie znajdu-
jc sic w rekach Japonji. Kolej ia,
stanowiaca dawniej wiasnosc Me
mice, dosta}a sic Japohczykom 81
h. wypadikow ostatniej wojny
Sw;atowej.
Jak oznajmiono tn wczorai,
kWestja otwarcia portu Tsyn--
dao ola handlu miedzynarodowe-
go ia rownych zasadach, costa
Ia zdaje sic juz rozwiazana wczo
raj i w sprawie tel delegacje do
SHY do porozmienia.
Chihczycy jednak musza po-
dobno zgodzic sic ma uwzglednie
mic rretensyj japohskich wzgle-
dem tych kopalh japohskich, kto
re znajduja sic wzdluz lmji kole-
jowej prawa do ktorych Japonja
rabyia jeszcze W cairesie przed-
wojennym. Sprawa ia jednak ma
bye przedmioten rozwazai dele
gacji Chihskiej i bedzie ona jedna
z ostatnich spraw do zaiatwie-
MIA.
Pierwsza rzecza poniekad wa
rutlkiem obecnyoh pertraktacyj
delegacji chihskiej japohska,
Jest sprawa wycofania Szantun
gu wojsk. z polwyspy tego Ja-
ponja nrusi wycofac swoje woj-
ska, gdyz obecnosc tam wojsk ia
ponskich zagraza najzywotniej--
Sym interesom Chin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
WYNIK SPISU LUDNOSU w. PO'
ZNANIU OLBRZYMM TRI-
UMFEM POLAK0W.

POZNAN.
Wynik spisu ludnosci wykazuje Ii
czbe 17O.157 cywilnych W tenn 49,
O54 Polak6w.
Stosmh narodowoSciowe doznaly
radykalne; zmiany. Gdy W roku 1910
byio 81 pre-. Polak6w W PoZnaniu,
obecnie jest 93 pol procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
POSEL WFGaERsN oPUSCIh
WARSZAWE.
WARSZAWA.

WARSAAWA,
,,Kurjer Poranny" nformuje, re po-
SCI wegiersld opuscl WarszaW1.
Wedle pogsosek posei juz cd diuz7
szego czasu przebywal ma SVEN sta
nowisku, ME zostai jednak dOtych--
czas przedstawiOny Naczelnikowi
Panstwa. Ten pow6d mial go slionic
do demonstracyjnegc opuszczen1a
Warszawy. (Wiadomos6 te nalezy
przyjae 2 zastrzezcniem). u.s..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
PRAW
ROBOTNICZYCH.

10000 robotnikow kolejowych
wrociio wczoraj do piracy ma "a
saddle nowych praw, Opubllko-
wanych przez Zarzad piracy kolei
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Move
prawa ograniczajq kompetencje
uni w sprawach regulowania pra
cy i daja nieunijnym pracowni--
kom rowne prawo do zwracanla
sic W razie pokrzywdzenia do "a
rzadu. Chociaz zarzadzenia po--
wyzsze ME obnizaja plac, to je-
dnak wskutek rozszerzenia "a
kresu robot w rozmaitych war
sztatach, pozwalaja Zarzadowi ma
robienie oszczednoSci, ktore sic
gao beda okolo $4,000. Zarzad
przyznaje wprawdzie organiza--
Gle piracy, lecz stawia GAIA pro-
dukcje ma zasadzie ,open shop"
Wedlug Bena w. Hoopera, "a
rad ma zamiar wszczac akcje o
zmniejszenie piac robotnikom.
Ma podstawie nowych praw "a
rad kolei usuwa sic pod kon-
troll Uni, ktora dotychczas wy
znacza}a roboty swoim czionkom.
Rezultatem zaStoSoWania tegO
nowego prawa bedzie mozliwoSc
zaprowadzenia zmian W warszta-
tach. Mp. maszynista bedzie mogl
obecnie zajac sic drobna napra-
wa maszyn, a majster - rzemiesl
mix robotami ciesielskiemi it'd. Ia
sada open shop" bedzie ma razie:
zdaniem Zarzadu, raczej teorety-
czna niz praktyczna, gdyz WICK
szo5c pracujacych jest obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
KURs MAREK POLsKICH.

WedIe komunikatu Polsklego
xonsuIatu Generalnego kurs march
,olskich Jest dis S11O marek "a
a. civil 81 cent6w IA 1000 mix.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
WARSZAWA.

Rad polski wyplacil rzadowi gdah-
skiemu 200 milion6w marek MEN,,
iako pierwsza rate ma pokrycie de-
ficytu kolejowego gdahskego. Osta-
teczme oddan4e koNi gdanslfchF
Polsce nastepuje dzis, 1. grudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-02
UNIFTKACJA BYLEJ DZIELNOY
PRUSKIEJ.
POZNAN.

POZNAN.
Odby1 sic tn uroczysty akt przeje-
cia departamentu sprawiedliwosci b.
dzielnicy prusl1iej przez ministra
prawiedaiwuaSci, p. SObolewslteg ego,
kt6ry przybyl specjalnie do Pozna.
mia.