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Miss Grey win receive cailsrs
In her office Monday. "Wednesday
ard Friday. from to . .. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II O. m. to - IN. each
week. Please do not come at
other times. a. Il seriously inter.
feres with her writing.
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Evening journal., 1922-10-09

The evening Of spectacle that fol-
lowed left sally dazed. She felt like
a child. already over-stuffed with
Thanksgiving turkey. trying to dc
justice TO a Christmas dinner.
Scenes Of dazzling rainbow splen-
dor, magical transformations, lum-
Gus Jewels glowing on a dark stage
("Radiuml" whispered Lucy, and
Sally wondered what radium was)
wheeling ballets, side-splitting farce
stuff, breath-breaking beauty of cos
tune and setting such as only Col
den was capable OF, were like dreams
TO a sleeper.
At the end of the show Sally was
breathless, and clutching Lucy Ben
nets elbow speechlessly.
Now well go behind" said Lucy,
as they pushed out into the aisle,
down the aisle behind the stage
boxes and through a narrow door
that seemed to Sally TO lead straight
into a dark brick wall.
Suddenly a glare of light struck
into their eyes and Sally stared
about her at the great draughty
stage where painted people moved
about. -shifters and electricians
stamped here and there. swearing
Evening journal., 1922-10-09

so the well-known bloom don't get
brushed Off her. eh2" drawled the
girl, hand on hip. eyes half closed
and red lips scornful.
sally doesn't need chaperoning."
The show girl elevated a shoulder
slim and powdery- white.
Nor Comes right from the Bible
class out in Painted Post, what? ?
sanctimonious stuff. hey? So d
good nothing can smirch her, an all
that rot7 Well. tell her 10 watch
her step. all the same. or she might
trip over somethin', see?"
Ned Vain, the stage director, hur-
ried up at this moment and was in
troduced by Lucy 10 Sally. The crit
ical show girl moved OFF slowly. as
If she were dismissing an uninter-
esting scene.
But there was an ill-natured ex-
preston about her slender shoulder
and the face that glanced over It,
that told the sagacious Sally she was
not yet through with her
I've just got the stunt for Miss
Sally" Wayne was saying. We're
4iiNA SuuS4i5 a Sh4l apoul the ulHer-
ent kinds OF girls our lead Is consid-
ering for wife. Parade OF dancing
girl, athletic girl. college girl. society
girl and so on, see? Then he decides
sings II, you know-for A Rose
from an Old-fashioned Garden Big
flower basket swings on with girl
in it-Sally, see? - Come to-
morrow, ten sharp. Sally, I'm in a
hurry now. Night-night"
ITO BE Continued.
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service.)
Evening journal., 1922-10-09

do you suppose, Uncle Harry"
asked Jimmy, as they watched the
long lines OF automobiles driving up
and down the road in front OF the
house, that the skies will ever be
as congested with aeroplanes as the
boulevards and streets are now with
automobiles"
Joe and Helen laughed uproari-
ously at this suggestion, but Uncle
Harry didn't ind the idea so alb
surd, for he said slowly;
Right now. of course. Jimmy,
such a notion seems rather ridicu-
lous. But not 30 long ago people
ran TO the windows TO see one au-
tomobile pass just as we involun-
tarily look up when we hear the
whirr OF an approaching aeroplane.
Air craft Is being more and more
developed for commercial purposes
and II Is hard to tell what may hap
pen in the next twenty-five or thirty
years in the way OF crowded skies"
Il wonder IL you know all the
various ways in which this compar-
atively recent discovery can be
used" said Uncle Harry. II was
reading a little pamphlet the other
night entitled Facts About Flying
and was very much surprised at
the number OF ways IN which the
aeroplane IS being utilized"
TT is used by the Government
Meal Service" said Helen. TN the
army and navy. as a coast guard or
patrol. for taking photographs and
making scientific investigations-I
remember you told US not so long
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
BY Olive Roberts Burton

bile will stop. Then you children
can hop in and take It back TO the
Fairy Queen"
That's a fine idea" said Nick.
''Is the dream nearly done2"
Yes" said Eena Meena. Almost
I just have TO shake in a little SCOT
and a little black smoke and few
nails into the kettle. There you
arel It's all readyi'
He put the dream into a toad-skin
bag and handed II to the little boy.
Don't lose IT," advised the Magi-
clan. "and don't break the bag. II
you do, you and Nancy will dream
the dream yourselves and that
would be dreadful"
Where do you think Wen find
Light Fingers?" asked Nancy.
ION the Milky Way" said Eena
Meena. ITS fine for automobiles.
and he's sure to be there. Hide
yourselves behind the DreamlaDd
Tree and he'll come along by
and by"
The Twins left at once.
(To BE Continued)
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
Uncle Harry Talks About
Possibility Of CroUded Skies

} ago that Amundsen is going TO make
use of tho aeroplane in photograph
ing the northern regions and in
getting plans OF ths country up
there"
Whats the matter with you two
boys2" asked Uncle Harry. lis the
girl in this group the only one that
knows anything about the use of
aeroplanes7"
France is using them In her re-
construction work." volunteered
Joe, "in replanning the various cities
and villages; it's used as a forest
patrol TO give warning of forest
fires; engineers make use OF IL in
surveying and getting the lay of the
land generally: then there are all
kinds OF sporting events-races. con-
tests, etc"
"Can you think of anything more.
Jimmy7" said Uncle Harr y. with a
nod towards the third member OF
the class.
Merchants now are using Il for
transportation OF freight. ! read
somewhere. And nobody has men
toned passenger carrying. or ad-
vertising; and It seems to me that
saw some place that aeroplanes are
being used by bank messengers"
mot a bad list 10 start with. 4"
said Uncle Harry. And when you
realize the many branches of indur-
trial ana civic life that make use
OF this swift-winged machine for
purposes of transportation and COM
nunication. the idea OF the skies be-
coming a trifie congested as Jimmy
suggested doesn't seem quite so alb
surd. does It?
NO IL doesn't" answered Joe. "I
suppose regular air routes with sta
tions and signal systems and emer-
gency landing places will be estab-
lished, just as automobile routes and
railway systems have been worked
out. and Joy riders viii be fined
and punished for violating the traf-
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
Cinderella Sally
A Foe Steps in SallyS Path
By Zoe Beckley

softly as girls got in their way. and
an intoxicating smell OF perfume,
dust, cosmetics, canvas and human
effluvia that combines to thrill the
nostrils Of the tenderfoot no less
than OF the experienced "old stager. -
Languorous creatures. half-clad or
over-dressed in gorgeous street at
tire, regarded the two girls with
cool criticism.
In some underground way they
had got wind of Sally's coming. and
shrewdly they sensed that this new
girl was she.
sHello. kid" one OF them greeted
Sally not unfriendly. ''you the prize
beaut' from the Western cheese-belt
that's going TO join our little band? ?"
1t was Lucy Bennett who an
swered.
Miss Dawson is to be in the COM
pany." she said with a deliberate
smile. Between her and the chorus
girl passed a cool exchange of sur
veying.
"Ohl And you're to chaperon her
Evening journal., 1922-10-09

The Twins wished themselves VI
10 tho Dream Star where Eens
Meena, the Magician. was boiling
dreams.
lis Light Fingers here?' asked
Nancy, sticking In her head.
NO." answered Eena Meena.
Whats he done now?"
Hes stolen the Fairy Queens
automobile" answered Nick, "and
we are hunting for It."
'Hml" said Eena Meena. raising
hisbushy eyebrows in surprise.
Then bet you a dollar some Of my
rivals have It. Either Twelve Toes
or Tricky Trixo, and that won't DO
at ALL Just let me think. I'll have
to holp you get It."
So Eena Meena thought and
thought.
Say" he said finally. I'm max
ing a dream here that's a dandy.
I'll tell you what It IS. It's a dream
about a railroad train. If Light
Fingers dreams this he'll think it's
true, and he'll jump out so he won't
get wrecked, and the magic automo-
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
nc rnles and reRnlatIons..

fic rules and regulations"
"Aeronautics is fast becoming a
serious business and less of an ex-
pertinent and sport. Rules will have
to be made and enforced-for in
stance, safe and charted routes in
the air will be necessary and II will
be also necessary 10 provide bes-
coms-like lighthouses for the ships
at sea--so that aeroplanes that have
drlfted out OF the route may be
guided back again. Now the free
lances or 'gypsies,' as they are call
ed, I believe. may wander over the
country from Atlantic 10 Pacific.
without regard for time or route,
but when traffic becomes more
dense these carefree wanderers will
have to conform 20 the rules that
govern aircraft that Is on business
bent"
Il hope that there will be some
good. inexpensive, easily-repaired
little plane that people who are not
very rich can AFFORD" said Helen.
Copyright. 1922, by The NC
Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
Do You Feel
Like an Old
Young Man :?
Do You Know That Without Vita-
mines and Iron You Would Be
Dead? Ironized Yeast Builds
Amazing Powerl

The man with a punch is the man
with many vitamines and much iron.
The man of dropping energy and
fabby nerves is the man with few
Ironized Yeast gives you both. II. is
nota mere mixture of yeast and iron,
Evening journal., 1922-10-09
BREAK A COLD
in few HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound
Acts Quick, Costs Little,
and Never Sickensl

Every druggist here guarantees
each package OF "Pape's Cold Com
pound" to break up any cold and end
grippe misery in a few hours or
money returned. Suffness. pain.
headache. feverishnees, infamed or
congested nose ana head relieved
with first dose. These safe, pleasant
tablets cost only few cents and
millions now take them instead of
sickeninE qulnine.
Evening journal., 1922-10-09

nut is yeast ironized, whic.. IS a sub
stance all by itself. This gives back.
restores 70 the body, materials you
have lost. and which you used to
have when you were romping around
in your teens. Ironized Yeast con-
tains, for this reason, Natures great
est source of brain. nerve and tissue
energy. It gives you power plus.
quickl It does IL In half the usual
time. No matter how old you arc
now. you can get a young mans
iron, and a young mans vitamines.
a young woman's iron. and a young
woman's vitamines. These two things
are the twins OF human strength.
human charm. They mean to you,
success-social ana business. There
is only one Ironized Yeast in the
world. Be sure that you get II, and
beware Of substitutes Sold at all
drug stores at 500 a package. Each
package contains so tablets. each
tablet is sealed. They never lose
their power. Mfd by Ironized Yeast
Co. Atlanta. Ga. Get the punch"
that comes from Ironized Yeastl
Evening journal., 1922-10-09

When constipated, bilious or sick.
enjoy all the splendid physic-action
On the bowels OF a dose of epson
salts without the awful taste and
nausea. A few cents bays a pack
age OF "Epsonade Salts" the Won
1erful discovery OF the American
Epson Association. Even children
gladly take it. Drug stores.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
OSTATNlA POCzTA
NIEMCY ME NIGGA PLACIC RAT
REPARACYJNYCH.

WIEDEN. - 2 Berlina dOnOSza, ie
ma pOsiedzeniu Sejmu Rzeszy, przema.
vial kanclerz DIR. Wirth | OSwiadczyi
lie Niemcy musza bye zwOlnieni ma
d8u4szy czas, a przynajmniej W rOGHu
bieiaeym cd spRaty reparaeji zwiasz'
cza W gOt6wce. Niemey ME 50 W stanie
Wywiaza6 Sie Obecnie ze swych xObO.
wiazai bez pOnnOcy zaeranicznych xa-
pital6w. NastepDie wyrazA nadzieje,
4e W Genui znajtzie sic droge Do Cd
budOwy Earopy srOdlSowej, iednak Ia
znaezyS. be edbudOwa EurOpy srOdlOO-
wei ROsji bez OdbudOwy Niemiec JEST
uiemoiIiwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
BOLSzEWICKA PRASA PRZECIW
PAPIEZOWI.

WARSZAWA. - w ostatnich hume
rach ,,PraMdy" i ,,Izwiestji'' PIP. Stick
low Radek rOzpOczeli wscieltly atalI
przeciwkO Ojcu Sw., zarzucajac Mu ito
lerowanie spraw pOlslHich" wOg6le zby
tnis 1yczliwOsc. p. adek-sObelsOn cy-
nicznie dodaje, ie ,,widOeznie podczas
pObytu W Warszawie burzuazja pOlska
potrafila urObi6 nunc. RattiegO".
P. SobelsOu widOcEnie EapOnlnial, Il
killSa tygodni temu Plus Nj. z wlas-
nych funduSz6w pOdarOwaI dzieciOm rO
syjslsi1n czterdzieSci wagOn6w zbOza,
.ierujae sic Ii tyIkO wzgledami ludz-
ldmi. OczywiScie tylkO Geese ziarna
trafila do nst wiaseiwyeh, bO zreszta,
prawie eaIy transport zOstal pOdzielOny
niedzy komisarzy bOlszewickieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
BRAK FUNDUSzoW MA
BONUS.

Washington, 20 kwietnia. -,
Prezydent Harding, "a posredniN
ctwen senatora Watsona 2 In>
diana zawiadomii wc7oraj Senat
IL o lie nie znajda sic srodad do
sfinansowania bonusu dla zolnie<
rzy, ,uchwaia bonusowa spotka
sic jego protestem. Wobec trud
nosci zdobycia pieniedzy ma ten
eel. sprawa bonarsu bedzie praw-
dopodobnie odroczona az do chwi
Ii. kiedy Anglia spiaci czesc diu-
lgu, lub chocby tylko procenta cd
sum dlu1nych Ameryce.
Wediug ostatn5ch wiadomosci
senaforowie repubhkanscy j IL
Ederzy Izby Poss6w omawiaja tu
[spr&we sprzeda5y dEugotern1inc-
|wycli bondow angielskich celein
zdobycia frnduszow ma bonus.
lvobec tych planow starania be-
DE- podjete, aby Senat sprawe u
prawnienia bonusu odroczyi az
dc chwili przeprowadzenia usta-
wy taryfowej, w nadziei, ze do
tego czasn nova konlisja dlug6w
zagranicznych postapi W swych
pracach tax daleko, il bsdzie mo-
gia dac zapewnienie co do korzy
sci. piynacych przyjecia diugo-
terminowych bondow angiel-
skich. Gdyby plan ten doszedi do
sl,utkn, Stany Zjednoczone daiy-
by poreczenie ma owe boudy !
sprzedasyby z nioh ilose. wystar-
czajaca do poGrycia wydatik6w
bonusowyeh. 0 lie sprawa ia nic
natrafi ma nieprzewdzisne qrze-
.szkody, Stany Zjednoczone moga
bye W posiadaniu bond6w angiel
.sk;ch juz W czerwcu biczacegu
rot5l1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
OAR ROCKEFEILERA Ma BUDO-
WE SZKOLY SANITARNEJ
w POLSCE.

WARSZAWA. - Instytut RoclSefel,
Ieq-a przeznaczyI 100000 dOlar6w ma bu-
dove szkOIy hygjeny W Warszawie. Je-
icli dziaIalnosG tel szkoly wyda dodat-
ME Owoce, to zarzad instytutu pre-
macy fmdusze ma budOwe takich sa-
mych szG6 w innych miastaeh POlski,
a przedewszystkiem W KrakOwie, W PO-
zraniu W Whine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
JAK UCZCIII SLOWACY BnEN1NY
PREF. MASARYKA.

WIEDEN. - w miasteczlzu Rublach
ma Siowaczyzie nalsazana przez VIA
DE urOczystOSG imienin PREF. Masaryka
OdbyIa sic W nastepujacy spOs6b: Miej-
scOwy dziekan Kratli OdprawA -
msze ialobna, zas 1ebrani SlOwaey Cd
Spiewali Requiem. Pc nlszy ksiedzu
dziekanOwi KratSLiemu grOzilO aresz-
tOwanie, lecz lud stanal W ObrCnie ISie
dza Odpedzil zandarm6w. Pisma slO-
waclde twiertlza, ie jest to OdpOwiedi
ma unrOwy przez Masaryka re SiOwa-
ISami pOdpisane, lccz Eupehie niedO.
trzymane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
Kronika Chicagoska.

'nego swego czasu przez posla 2
New Jersey Bacharacha Bill ten
ME pozwala prywatnym korpora-
.cjom ma apelacje do sadow fede-
ralnych, gdy sprawa opiat uzy-'
tecznoSci rozpatrywana jest
pred Komisja Stanowa dla han
ldlu. w tel sprawie burmistrz
miasta New York p Hylan zwro
Gil sic do burmistrza Thompso-'
ma, by pom6gi mti w przeprowa-
dzeniu blu W Kongresie i iwyssal
rzecznika tniejskiego do Wa
szyngtonu. gdzie p. Hylan oso--
.biscie ta sprawa kierowat be-
die. Burmistrz miasta Chicago,
p. Thompson telegraficznie ma
tychmiast odpowiedziai, re GAIA
akcje popiera wszystko uczyni.
co tylko W jego mocy lezec be-
die.
w tyr1 sarnynl czasie kompa-
MIA tramwaiowa przediozyia Sta
novel Komisji dla handlu bilans
kompanji "a miesiac marzec, kto-
ry wykazuje, re ogolny zysk kom
panji wynosis W miesiacu mar
Gu $5,176,515
Wydatki 1887, ,323
.Zarobek kompanji 92O,477
55 procent miastu 291, ia
lKompanja przewiozia 64,479,-
06S pasazerow kosztem mniej
wiecej 1856 centa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
PANSTWA NEUTRALNE
PODTRZYMUIA NIEMCY.

Genua, 20. kwietnia. (Prasa
Stow = DR.. Rathenau, czfonek
delegacji niemieckinej ma konfe-
rencji genueiskiej, konferowal
wczoraj Lloyd George'm j so-
wieckim delegatem Czyczerynem
W sprawie wykluczenia delegacji
niemieck;ej z posiedzeh komite'
tu, kt6ry omawia sprawy, odno-
szace sic do Rosji.
Jeszcze wczoraj wieczorem, a
naidalej dzisiaj spodziewano sic
odpowiedzi Niemcow ma note "a
liant6w W poTyzszej sprawie.
Przypuszczajs, re Niemsy od--
powiedza. ze tylko pelna konfe--
rencja ma prawo wykluczac Po-
szczeg6lnych delegat6w obrad
" Noiil'e'''e'''
"a POa'rzs u "
panStw neu'lS.py.n -
ezele' MORA J"% Aio. q
Delegaci Francji oznajmili
vczorai 70 ieZeli Niemcv beda
"C1 - ,.on,;+stacb
i"ddi A .I.;s,,;o
Kohlelei'1!l
raN'a'u nie'.iieo>o
"o"Cza' On, ,,S JS's pb-,Jaob l., 5s
uuz.a'u
>o,,ie ,,,;,, ;,,,;,;.co
No'd "iJ""'
,,.;,;a.,, s;e ca
N'e ,:, .,,.oion;, t-o,fe-
Iiu Na'o -, INV
rel'eJi s' ,...,.;s .,I,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
MIASTo ZNAJDUJE SPoso
BY oGRANIcZENIA MAD
MIERNYCH CZYNSZoW. /.

Zdaniem rzecznika korporacji
A. Ettelsona asystenta
Carla ]. Appella postanowienia
|Najwyzszego sadu W New Yorku
i Waszyngtonie ME tylko popariy
|prawne uzasadnienie regulowa-
MIA czynsz6w, lecz nawet wyklu-
|czyiy wszelkie watpliwosci co do
kompetencji Illinojskiej Lcgisla-
tury wydawania odpowiednich
ustaw, upowazniajacych Stan hub
|niasto do okreslania odpowied--
mich czynszow. JeSli niena takie-
|go prawa, miasto jest uprawnio-
ne do zaprowadzenia takiego sy-
stemu, ktoryby utnozliwii regu,
|lowalie czynsz6w przez policjs.
Chociaz przeprowadzenie takiego
syste1nu jest bardzos trudne, ito
.jednak zdaniem p. Ettelsotia ME
lest ono nienozliwe do przepro-
wadzenia. Rada miejska prosisa
przed kilku tygodniami guberna-
tora smalla, by prawo regulowa-
MIA czynszow wniosi powtornie
do Legislatury, gdy bedzie- roz-
wazana sprawa blu 0 przyjeciu
ma wiasnosc publiczna systernu
|lokomocii.
P. Robert Mulcahy, prezes ko-
mitetu wysokich czynszow O.
swiadczyi, re wkrotce zbierze
sic kornitet. ktory rozpatrzy mo-
|zliwosc interwencji policji W DIR
|sicjszei sytuacji mieszkaniowej.
Dokoiiczenie na stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
CHICAGO PRZYLAczA SIZE
DO WALK NEW YoRKU
. o .UzYTECZNOSCI.

Nfiasto Chicago wezmie obec-
ME udziaI W walce podjetel
pfzez New York 0 ochrone uzy>
tecznosci publicznych przeciwko
korporacjom prywatnytn. TAX
samo jak tu kompanja tramwajo-
wa stale apelowala cd wyrokt
|stanowej Komisii handlowei,
|kt6ra po zbadaniu i przesiucha--
niu stron okreslafa nilsza, lut
|wyzsza opiate, tax Nv innych
miastach wiekszych, specialize
w New Yorku prywatne korpora-
|cie stale zwracaly sic po otrzy--
manu- nieprzychylnego wyroku
'stanowej Komisji dla handlu pod
opieluhcze skrzydia sadu, kt6ry
zwykle ich proSby lwzglsdnial.
|Obecnie burmistrz miasta New
Yorku, p. Hylan podjal akcis
przeprowadzenia v Kongresie BIZ
lii izby posi6w 1922 wniesio--
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SEM wH4ENsKI kOzwIAzANY.

WARSZAWA. = Dnia 2S-go marca,
o gOdzirfie lei pO pOludniu marszaiek
Sejmu wilensNiegO pOdpisal Obwieszcze
ME, Ozrajmiajace, ii z pOwOdu wejScia
W sk3ad Sejmu ustawOdawczegO Rae
czypospOlitej 20 pOsl6w, = Sejm wilefi-
ski zostal rOGwiazany.
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, czwartek, 20. kwietnia: sw.
Agnieszld.
JutrO, piatek. Fl. kwietnia: sw.
Auzelma b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
PROJEKT BUDzETU W SENACIE.
Legion Ameryka1slxi Przeciwko
Redukcjji Armji.
Inne TelegramU Krdjowe.
sTRAIK SIZE WzMAeA.

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danego przez tutejszy zarzsd O.
kregowy Unji gorniczej, wedlug
Ikt6rego W l29 nie-unijnych ko-
palniach W zachodniej iPensylwa-
Mi zawieszono prace ma skutek
dziaialnosci organizatorow uniJ-
Inych, nadeszly dalsze wradomo-
sci powiatu Somerset, wediug
ktorych 800 nie-unijnych gorni-
| Ikow w Boswell ME stawilo sic do
oracy. Zawieszono rowniez robo
Ity w kopalniach W Jenners, Hol-
lsopple, Keele Run Dilltown. u
rzednicy kopalni przyznaja wpra
wdzie, re pewna liczba gorni--
Ikow riie stawiia sic do piracy,
lprzypisuia to jednas minionytn
dnion swiatecznym spcdziewa-
Ija sic rychiego podjecia robot ma
rowo.
KLESKA PoWODZI RoSNlE
Meredosia, Ill, 20 kwietnia. -
(Prasa Stow 5000 akrow pre-
nicznej ziemi oraz SO domow "a
lata woda wczoraj popoludniu po
przcrwaniu talny mad iezboredn
Meredosia. Mieszkahcy zalanego
o5szaru schronii sic podobno
wraz zywym inwentarzen1 W
bezpieczne miejsce pred przerwa
MEM tamy..
Beardstown, ILL.,, 20 kwietnia.
(Prasa Stow Stopniowe odcina
ME cd swiata rniasta Beardstown
posunelo sic wczoraj o krok ma
prod, gdy comunikacja telefo-
riczna z powiatami Schuyler
Rrownn zostaia przerwana. Kole
jowe poiaczenie z owemi powia-
tami oraz w kiernnkach poinoc--
nyrn i zachodfrim zawieszone zo-
stalo juz try dni temu.
Cairo, ILL.,, 20 kwietnia. - Pa
rowiec Three States, wyruszyf
stad wczoraj rano do okregr Dog
Tooth Bend pomoca dla $50 ro-
cizin murzynsticfl, ktorym wody
wcz5ranej rzelSi Mississippi od-
cieiy wszelka droge do ucieczki.
Wed}ig doniesienia koinisji ra-
tunkowej, kilka tych rodzin bll
skich jest smierci giodowej.
w niektorych czesciacl tutej--
szego okregu woda dochodzi do
IL stop wysokosci a powodz ma
stapiia TAX szybko, re zaskoczenl
nieszkaficy ME mieli czasu do
ucieczki j szukah schronienia ma
dachach swych domow, ktore jed
max ME zapewniaja bezpieczef--
silva gro1ac zawaleniem sic. Do
oboz6w utworzonych dla ofiar
powodzi W Cairo i Mcclure mad
chodzs przesyiIi zapasow woj--:
skowych, jak zywnosc,. namioty
GRAZ lekarstwa z biura general
rcgo adjutanta W Springfield, Ill
Beardstown, Ill, 20 kwietnia.
- Iutejsi obywatele zaczynaja
rnyslec 0 zabezpieczeniu sic ma
przysziosc cd katastrofa1nych
skutkoow powodzi, jaka ich obec-
ME nawiedzila. Major riiasta zas
cilecony przez tutejszych kup
COW, kt6ryon powodz o najwiek
sze stray przyprawiia, zapcwie-
dial ma przyszly poniedzialek
zebranie celem omcwienia srod-
"A
k6w, jake nalezy przedsiewziae
ola unitkniecia W przysziosci po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
Z Biura MeteOrOIOgiicznegO.

Wsch6d sEo6ca gOdzinie 0;OS'
Zach6d sgo6ca o gOdzinie 6;S6.
Pogoda W Chicago i Okohey; W
czwartek pogoda, W piateK Pochmtlr-
ME; temperature pOdnOsi sic Powoli.
Wiatr pO1udniOwy.
&
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: NAB
wy4sza wczoraj godzinie 9tej rano
"a stOpni, najniasza dEis godzinie
s.ciej mad ranem "a stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-20
KUBs sIAREK PoLsKICH.

wedls komuhikatD Polskiego
Konsalatu Generalnego kurs rpareS
polskich jest dis $3.50 mareI IN 81,
szyii 80 cent6w "a 1000 marek.