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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-You can get Guinea
eggs at S1.CO per setting of Is, at
Pickcns Drug Co., Pickcns, S. c., or
Mrs. T.. G. Mcdaniel, Murphy, S. c..
E2
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

BATTERIES CHARGED l am
still on the job charging batteries.
Also keep new acid all the time. From
5oc to Sl.25. G. w. Hunter, Pickcns
R2. If. 3w pd
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

BLACKSMITH WORK in exchange
for country produce.-I will do your
blacksmith work and take pay in
country produce. My prices are
right, too. J. Wesley Garrett, Pick
ems, 1T
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-A few bushels Clcvc-
land Big Boil cotton seed, carefully
handled and ginned, grown 1920.
Sample of seed may be seen at Pick
ems Hardware and Grocery Co. Jas.
&. Craig, Pickcns, S. c..
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

WANTED-To buy some good
shoats. Apply to j. Luther Hughes at
Hughes Brcs Blacksmith shop. st.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

MILk COWS FOR SALE Young
fresh milk COWS from $500 to S35.-
90, giving 2 and 3 gallons. Good
stock. Come and see what l have.
A. d. Mann, Six Mile, S. G.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-Three head horse, or
vii trade for team Of good mules.
l.. A. Dale, Route d.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

For Sale or Trade. Edison Am
berola and % records: in good condi-
tion; will sell cheap OF trade. r. S.
Rcccc, Central Il d.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
WEDNESDAY 10Th.

Aforementioned Of county
Queens, style show, auto races. Even
ing at $3.50 Band concert, Nora Baycs
style show, introduction Of Queens.
At 0:30 Dinner and stunts at Ridge
wood Club for county Queens given
by the Focus Club.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

A marble head and glass eyes can
tell the difference between an old
roast and fresh roasted coffee. Ask
yoar dealer for BULBS fresh roasted
coffccs. ct
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
ASSISTANT COUNTY TREASUR
Err.

Eorn unto MI. and Mrs. o. T.
Hinton, April s, /; fine son, o. r. Jr.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-A fine thoroughbred
Jersey bull, about two years old.
Will trade for fat beef cattle. w.
I. Earle, Central, S. C.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
ALEXANDER THEATRE
PICKENS, S. G.
For Wednesday and Thursday, April
12 and 13.
Marie Provost, in

You remember her in her last
picture shown here sometime ago,
Dangerous Little Demon" This is
a story Of an ugly duckling who
blcssomed into social butterfly un-
der n dclu..e of inherited wealth. A
splendid little picture for this star.
Suppoi'tirg cast Harry Myers, Helen
Harris, Lydia .Yeamans, Titus and
George kuwa. Directed by King
Baggot.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE-100 acres land with
SO acres first class brick clay. Cash.
Hal I. Boggs, Calhoun, S. C. 1t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

George L.. Mitchell of Grccnville
spent the week end with his father
Rev. b. =. Mitchell.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
Fl i,'ay and Saturday, April ID and IS
a real star il. d real picture
Herbert Rawlinson in
"TIE MAN UNDER COVER"

The nan that wrote this story is
a piiscncr and hes created good
deal Of discussion i'm special inter
views for magazines. Under the
title Of the "NIan Under Cover he
les written a powerful story of a man
whc had to go crooked in order to
90 Straight. 1t IS strong story by
g MAN VINO knows, made into a
ctackiin" action picture, The stellar
role given to Herbert Rawlnson, the
he man Idol Of the, American girl,
supported by Barbara Bedford.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
TUESDAY 18th.

Industrial exhibits, auto show, band
concert in the afternoon. Evening
at $3.50 Style Show, county Queens.
Band concert.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

LOST-In Pickens last Saturday, a
baby's white woolen coat. Finder
please return to Sentinel office or
Mrs. w. II. Stewart.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

GILOlAL 6NOlIOLC !
Notices run under this head at the
rate of one cent word for first in
sertion, one-half cent word for
each subsequent insertion. No notice
accepted for less -than 25c first time.
Nice Milk cow for sale. See Mrs.
N. e. Hughes, Liberty, r 3.
| can sell any Real Estate you
have in Pickens county if the price
is right L. l.. Henderson, Central,
S. G..
LOST-In Pickens last Saturday,
baby's white wooden coat. Finder
please return to Sentinel office or
Mrs. w. II. Stewart.
FOR SALE-100 acres land with
SO acres first class brick clay. Cash.
Hal L. Boggs, Calhoun, S. C. 1t
A marble head and glass eyes can
tell the difference between an old
roast and fresh roasted coffee. Ask
yoar dealer for BULBS fresh roasted
coffccs. ct
FOR SALE-Three head horse, or
vi trade for team Of good mules.
L. A. Dale, Route d.
EMBROIDERY LOVERs.-sc
for our catalogue; thread for en-
broidcry, any color; embroidery
needle, the very latest, will be sent
G.. o. d. for $lOO on Today trial.
Write today. Arthur Flood, 1913 Line
Street, Charleston, S. G. SO
IIILK COWS FOR SALE Young
fresh milk cows from $25.00 to S35.-
90, giving 2 and 8 gallons. Good
stock. Come and see what l have.
A. d. Mann. Six Mile, S. G.
BLACKSMITH WORK in exchange
for country produce. Il will do your
blacksmith work and take pay in
country produce. My prices are
right, too j. Wesley Garrett, Pick
ems. 1T
FOR SALE-A few bushels Cleyc-
land Big Boil cotton seed, carefully
handled and ginned, grown 1920.
Sample Of seed may be seen at Pick
ems Hardware and Grocery Co. Jas.
q. Craig, Pickens, S. C.
FOR SALE-A fine thoroughbred
Jersey bull, about two years old.
Will trade for fat beef cattle. w.
I. Earle, Central, S. c.
For Sale or Trade. Edison AM
berola and % records; in good condi-
tion; will sell cheap OF trade. Il. S.
Rcccc, Central Il d.
BATTERIES CHARGED I am
still on the job charging batteries.
Also keep new acid all the time. From
soc to Sl.25. G. w. Hunter, Pickcns
R2. If. 3w pd.
FOR SALE-You can get Guinea
eggs at Sl.CO per setting of Is, at
Pickcns Drug Co., Pickcns, S. c., or
| Mrs. T.. G. Mcdaniel, Murphy, S. c.
So
| z Sh22&5Sye essyeSNss2 ~
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

| can sell any Real Estate you
have in Pickens county if the price
is right. T.. l.. Henderson, Central,
S. c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
THURSDAY 10th.

Aft@.noon opening of base ball
season. Al $3.50 p. m. Nora Bayes,
land concert, closing of Palmafesta
Queen contest.
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Notices run UNDER this head at the
rate of one cent a word for first in
sertion, one-half cent word for
each subsequent insertion. No notice
accepted for less than 25c first time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
At The PaIace

Singers 1Iidgets Will be the Christ
mas Offering at the Palace. There are
fOrtv-two little people. elephants, dogs
and ponies in the company. The cos
TUNES used in the act were made by
the six tiny girls who figure in the
song and dance numbers. The set
tings were designed by Joseph Urban.
who designs the scenery for the Zieg-
fields F'Ollies and the production was
staged by Ned Wayburn.
BUDDY WALTON-In d cycle Of
songs. The Offering was especially
written for her by Frances Nordstorm
ind is called Girls"
WILLIAM EDMONDS x GOWN
present a Vaudeville Playlet."
HICKMAN RROTHERS-In a com
ady offering entitled Darkness and
Dawn"
BERTRAM AND SAXON--In Sun
ny Southern Smiles and Songs"
SINCLAIR AND GREY-Wiu be
seen in Cycle of Youth They are
two pretty girls who do bicycle riding.
PHOTOPLAY-Doris May in The
Z nderstudy. Miss Nav has the role
IF Mary Neil, all unsophisticated cour-
my girl. who's, adventures in the
-how world OF the Dig city form the
foundation of p most amusing story.
The story is said 70 abound in comedy
II the better sort. in romance and
quaint twists that heighten the sus-
pense. Miss May is supported by Wal.
lace Mcdonald and other well known
screen characters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Cantor At Murat

Christmas afternoon. Eddie Cantor
I'm Make It Shappy' will open a
weeks engagement at the Murat.
This Is a Winter Garden Revue II is
in TWO acts and tweuty-seven scenes
Cantor will sing many new songs, it
IL announced Matinee will be given
Monday.
Comprising considerably more than
100 persons. Make Il Srappy" has
such headHners as Lillian Fitzgerald.
Cleveland Bronner and his ballet; Lew
Hearn. Joe opp. Helen Darlington.
MurIei DeF'orrest. Tot Qualters. John
Byam. Kelo Brothers, Tngred Solfeng.
Charlotte Woodruff Leroy DuffielC.
Betty Dair. Queenie Queenin. the Blue
Devils and others.
The book and lyrics are by Harold
AtteItdge and the music by Jean
schwartz. 7. C. Huffman staged the
piece. and the dance numbers We're ar
ranged hy Allan h Foster The en-
tire production was staged under the
personal direction II J !. Shubeit
Cantor and his company open a long
Continued on Page y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Comedian in Make 1t Snappy'
Is Attraction for Holiday
Week Show.
ENGLlSH's PLAYHOUSE DARK
Little Theatre Society viii Pre-
sent Dad Thursday and
Friday Night.

Eddie Cantor in Make 1t Snappy,
a revue. will be the Christmas week
Offering at the Murat.
For the first time in years, English's
will be dark, as The Czarina," with
Doris Keane, was cancelled when it
was decided TO end the tour. 1t has
been impossible to find Christmas
week attraction for English's.
Thursday and Frieiay nights at the
Masonic Temple, the Little Theatre
Society will present Dad"
The Rialto will offer a musical com
edy, "A Hicksville Janboree." The
old Empire is scheduled to open its
doors today with The Chocolate Town
Success" as the Christmas week offer
ing The Broadway will present an
other Mutual burlesque wheel show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Sinuer'S MidgetS, Jessie BuSley,
PIayIet and Harry Cooper
Are Features.
PALACE SHOWS LILLIPUTIAN
Tiny Folk Present Act With
Dogs, Elephants and Ponies
as Aids in Cast.

Singers AIidgets. Jessie Busley in
'Batty." playlet, and Harry Cooper
and his Empire City Four will be the
Christmas headIners at the local
vaudeville houses next week.
Singers NIidgets is probably one Of
The biggest acts of its kind on the
Vaudeville stage. 1t will he the big
lTeriuS at the Palace next week.
-Batty.~ having the services OF
Miss Busley and William Raymond.
will be the chief offering at Keith's
next week. opening Christmas after
noon.
Harry Cooper and his singers viii
be the offering Of headline importance
at the Lyric
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
At 8. T. keith's

The Christmas week bill at 3. +.
Keith's. starting Monday. viii be
headlined by Jessie Busley. She VIII
he featured in a one-act comedy play
let, "Batty." the plot Of which SHOWS
the terrible results that befau q young
woman who i d fiend for mystery
plays She will be supported by a
company which includes William Ray
mend.
The bin will include
JESSIE MAKER AND WILLIAM
RADFORD-Two Indianapolis players
who will make their bow 10 the nome
folks in a comedy ACT called college
Chums.
RUSS BROWN AND JEAN WHIT
TAKER-Wiu offer q melange Of
-orgs and chatter under the titie OF
clown Topics
GEORGE VOEMANS AND LIZ
1IE'-FIave not been seen locally for
-ome time. bur return in a Vaudeville
-izit called The A--a~-inated Press.
This Is satire ON the news gatheres
# the country'S newspapers
CERT RUDE MtfCDl AMI MAI
sUNCAN-Appear in singing act.
Opera and Jazz. Inc featuring
..,-rat=c and 5az numbers
NATE LETPZIG-Is a magician
aG card manipulation
RUTH HARVARD-An aerIahs,
who has been d circus feature for sew
araI seasons. Will ne seen in an aerial
4cJ in which she VIII be assisted by
Young man and woman billed sim
.'v rs Bruce and Wynfred.
THE TAN ARAhA'S-Ars three
Japanese who do balancing. juggling
and other tricks with theiT feet alone.
THE BILL WILL INCLUDE the
2athe News. the Topics Of the Day
md AesopS Fables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

ANUS NTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
At the Lyric

Harry Cooper and his Empire City
'-oJrr Will he the nredomiuating fea-
IRE of rhe bill the Lyric will offer
'hristmas week. The Empire City
-yur is "a audrettc NJ singing cefled-
ms
Tn. bib VIII include.
THE NIGHT BOAT--A farce
1npdv. considerably more prcten-
.,u~ ,hau ia" average sketch Of its
ind r. is st8god by Hazel Hickey
nd company. The action takes place
10 board the night boat running from
,ew York city 20 Albany and the
lot is Of the sort which provides
.npIe opportunity for mirth pr"Vok-
iz situations.
NTIFRED DUBOIS - \ French
.sri,r whose manipulation Of tennis
oils olaces his act in the class of the
usual
.rEIN AND TENEYSDN -Late stars
= the sam Carlos and Boston Grand
opera Companies. offering selections
rom celebrated grand operas as well
.s popular numbers.
FOXWORTHY AND FRANCIS-A
cam Of colored singers, comedians and
eccentric dancers who appear in i
Kit called oh Dixie.
MARION CLAIRE - Phenomenal
voiced singer in ~ Study i'll Song
PACE. HACK AND MACK-A trio
IF pantomimic comedians and expert
equiGbrists.
ON THE SCREEN-Reginal Denny
i'm Round s" of THE Leather Push
ers' and Il Sunshine comedy, Fresh
Air"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Nv ALLACE REID is on a sick bed.
w VIII he move his cot 10 the
Land of the Has Beens?
Reid's case looks somewhat different
on the surface from other stars who
have fallen from public grace. Pub
EsheG reports, alleged to come from
Mrs Reid, the stars Wife. state that
Wally has been too much OF good
fellow and that ne has used dope
Apparently good showmanship''
has been used i'm presenting Reid's
mastery Of his alleged weakness for
certain spots in the high life. The
public. II is said, admires a man who
stages a "comeback" from ain.
Reid has been a legitimate favorite
because he looked like q clean. straight
Young man who was happily married
We placed him on sort of pedestal
We forgot for time that Reid was
uman, just as YOU and I. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Tech Club GiUes
Old Comic Opera

The Pirates of Penzance. the old
Gilbert and sullivan comic opera. was
presented Friday night at the Murat
by the Tech Opera Club Of the Tech.
nical High School
There We're sixty-one IN the cast, in.
Guiding principals and chorus, recruit
ed from membership of the club.
Frank Percivai directed the opera.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Boat" at the Lyric next
week.
No. 5-Walter Steffen at the Ratio
next week.
No. 6-CharleS r. Hughes. who
viii appear in Dad" at the
Little Theatre perform
auces Thursday ana FRIDAY
nights at tho Masonic Tenn
Pile
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
Jak Sic Frzedstawia Ruch
KOlowy W Miescie.

w ciagu pieciu lat ilosc auto
ruobili wzrastaia corocznie Pra-
vie o 1900, kompanje tram
wajowe i gornych kolei musiaiy
rozszerzaG swoje rmzsdzenia dla
pasazerow oorocznie,
Obecnie w ciagu jednego dnia
przejezdza DO ul. Michigan okofo
$4,000 automobile. Take mniej
wiecej sprawozdanie z ruchu ko-
loweeo w miescie Chicago ziozo-
no Komisji Stanowej dla handlu'
rozpatrujacej racjonalnosc prosby
Chicago Motor Bus Co." o po-
zwolenie ma zaprowadzenie komu
nikacji autobusowej ma pofudnio-
wei stronie. Cyfry powyzsze ze-
brano w ciagu dNvutygodniow
badania ruchu transportacyJnego
w m Chicago. ,Urzednicy zaopa-
trzcni " maszyny do lcFenia o
ma krzyzowkach ilose
przesuwajacych sic W ciagu d4ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
Nc Bride i ZwoIennik Prohi-
bic;i W SpraWie POwszechne-
go WypOwiedzsn:a Sic.

Miedzy p. Mcbride, stanowym
superintendent Ligi antywy~-
szynkowej Stanu Illinois "a Allie
nem D. Albertem, kandydaten
demokratycznym ma kongresma-
ia, wyfoniia sic ciekawa roznica
zdan W sprawie powszechnego
wypowiedzenia sic mad ogranicze
niem prawa Volsteada, ktore ma
sic odbyc podczas wyborow Wv
nastepny wtorek. w liscie swoim
do Ligi antywyszynkowej zapy-
tuie p. Albert, czy prawda jest,
re ina ona pozwolic ma powszech
ne wypowiedzenie sic W sprawie
ograniczenia praw Volsteada. Ma
to odpow..edzia p. Mcbride, re
gIosowanie to ME nosi charaioteru
glosowania mad sprawa prohibit
eli. lecz mad faiszywa niemozl;-
wa propozycja. Mowi sic W niej,
&c 4 procentowe piwo vino ME
jest trujace, co jest fafszen. Gioso
wanic mad "a sprawa ME jest ta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
Rada Miejska zada Rozpa-
hzenia SpraWy Expert6w.

Rada miejska zazadala ma wczo
rajszem. posiedzeniu jednomySl--
ME cd federalnych wladz rozpa-
trzenia jeszcze raz sprawy uchyle
MIA sic expert6w cd piacenia po-
datk6w dochodowych i, cofniecia
.swoiei -decYzii Przychylnej dla
Mich. Ami jeden alderman ME sta
nal w obronie expertow, chociaz
bardzo wielu ich przyjaci6l bylo
c5ecnych ma posiedzeniu.
Nawet p. Faherty, obecny ma
posiedzeniu przekonai sic, re o.
brona expertow W danym wypad
ku byiaby daremna. Miejski klerk
o. Igoe, zostai upowazniony do
wys}ania kopji rezolucji, uchwar
lionel przez plenum Rady miej--
skiej. do wIadz federalnych w Wa
szyngtonie. w materjale dowo-
dowym udowadnia Rada miejska,
re nigdy ME upowazniaia P. Fa-
herty'ego do zawierania exper-
tani kontraktow ma piet lat i ME
okreSlaia wysokosci kosztow opla
ccnia ich, CO jest zastrzezone w
konstytpcji Stanu Illinois. komi
tet finansowy uwaza wobec tego
kontrakty, zawarte przez p. Fa-
herty'ego, "a niewazne i ME pod
legajace prawnej egzekutywie.-
Zdaniem Rady miejskiej, P. Fa-
herty ME opublikowa} szczego--
low umowy expertami i dope
70 po rpiywie roku Gala ia spra-
wa wyszia ma jaw. Co sic tyczy
samych eNpertow, to ME poswle;
cali oni swego czasu wy}acznie
dla spraw miejskich, wobec czego
opinia p. Mapes jest ME uzasad-
niona ma zasadzie jej miasto po
niosloby szkode w wysokosci
Sl,40O,OOo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02

automicbili, tramwai i autobusoW.
w rezultacie przekonano sic, re
zaprowadzenie bommikacji auto
buSowej wplynie korzystnie ma
zmniejszenie sic ruchu kolowego
przez wyeliminowanie Prywat-
nych automobile.
Sprawozdanie, podane przez
kompanje autobusowa, mowi re
4 poczatkiem roku byhQ W Chica-
go 10000 automobilit W tel licz-
he 1874 automobile pasazer-
skich. Miedzy rokiem 1910 a'1920
,liczba automobile pasazerskich
wzrosia o 100 procent, podczas
'gdy liczba automobile prywat--
nych zmniejszyia sic. Bardzo Gle
kawe badania w odniesieniu do
ruchu tramwajowego gornych
kolei poczynifa kompanja autobu
sowa. Udowndnila ona cyframi,
re liczba pasazer6w, przewozo--
nych rocznie w okresie miedzy r.
1910 a 1920 wzrosia prawie po-
dwojnie. Juz W sPrawozdaniu ko
misji dla budowy kolei podziem-
nci udowadniano, re liczba mie-
szkanc6w m. Chicago w r. 1880
tedzie wynosiia 100000, czyli
re konpanje transportacyjne be-
da zmuszcne corocznie przewozic
o 50,369,1Oo pasazerow wiecej.
Wobec tego musza kompanje
tramwajowe i gornych kolei roz-
szerzac stale swoj zakres komu-
nikacji. Jezeli kompanja autobu-
sowa ctrzytna pozwolenie ma "a.
prowadzenie komunikacji ma po-
ludniowej stronie, to juz po kilku
<latach da sic, zdaniem sprawo--
zdania expertow, odczuc wielka
ulga tax dla kompanij tramwajo-
wych jak i dla ogolnego ruchu
tiansportacyjnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
KRWAWE WALK MA GRA-
NICY WLoSKo JUGoSLo-
WIANSKIEJ.

Londyn, 2. listop. CPrasa I'D
- WiadomoSc telegraficzna Z
Belgradu do Daily Epress" do
niosSa wczoraj, re w rezultacie
wielkiego triumfu faszystow we
W}oszech, ma granicy wsosko-ju-
goslowiahskiej rozpoczeiy sic
<rwawe walk.
Ostatnie wydarzenia we Wfo'
szech wywolaIy wieikie Podnie--
.enie w JugosSawji. gdzie gazety
bardzo powaznie omawiajs e
wentualna wojne misdzy Who
chami JugosSawja.
Wspomniane wyzej walki to-
ga sic podobno W poblizu Sus-
chalk i Przybieraja coraz wick
,ze rozmiary. Pc obu stronach
xalczacych sa ju1 zabici ranni,
Serbowie wyskali nowe posifki
podobno zamierzaja zarzsdzic
ratvchmisstowa mobilizacje "
razie ieteli oka1e sic tego po-
srzeba.
Triest, 2. listop. - Kapitarn
Banelli, dowodca miejscowegc
oddziaiu faszystow, oznaJmii
wczoraj. IL przyszla polityka "a
graniczna faszystow PrawdoPo-
dobnie ME ulegnie zadnej zmia--
ME w stosunku do waszyngton-'
,kiego porozumienia o ogranlcze-
niu zbroien morskich, ale w sto-
sunku do Jugostawji musi ona u
lee zmianie.
FaszySci W Fiume otrzymali
polecenie pozostawania W spo'
koiu az do chwili, gdyby poja'
wi}v sic z czyjejkolwiek strony
usYowania zmienienia istnieja'
,vch tam obecnie warunkow.
Podobno ma granicy Flum'
znaiduie sic zgromadzonych So
600 zolnierzy. jugossowiahskich
FaszySci oznajmili, re ME wysy-
ala swoich oddzias6w W kierun,
ku wschodnim, albowlem caf'
,rmia wfoska znajduje sic o0ec'
,ie pod ich wpfywami.
Wojska faszyst6w dokonywasy
vczoraj jakich5 Pochodow Po u
leach miasta. ale W jakm celu
ME zdolano sic dowiedziec, albo'
Uiem sztab tych wojsk odrnowi
udzielenia wyjasnien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-02
Kronika ChicaSOska.

kiem wypowiedzeniem sic, kto-
Ieby o2owaznialo jakiegokolWiek
prawodawce do wystapienia w
kongresie lub w Stanowej Legi-
slatrrze cdpowiednim projek--
tenn, gdyz byioby to obietnica RE
czy ME do spelnienia. Celem po-
wszechnego giosowania ME jest
stwierdzenie wolf narodu, lecz zla
mamie egzekutywy prawnej / "a
przeczenie konstytucji St. Zjedn'
"Zrvolennicy gfosowania chca O.
przec sic W tym wypadku ma "a
sadzie lokalnego sentymentu, kto
ry ich zdaniem powinien mice
wpiyw pa egzekutywe prawo-
dawstwoY
Obie zasady So biedne.
Obie zasady sa bledne. Pewna
liczba prawodawczych dystryk>
tow bedzie gtosowa}a "a wprowa
dzeniem lekkich napojow alkoho
licznych a nawet mad zignorowa-
'nicln do pewnego stopnia konsty-
tucji. Przez takie wypowiedzenie
sic jednak ME mozna zbadac o.
gGlnego sentymentu publiczno--
sci, gdyz zwolennicy prohibicji
pragna zachowania nadal istnie-
jacego dotychczas stanu rzeczy
natomiast wrogcwie prohibicji 50
niezadowoleni. Cztery So zdaniem
o. Mcbride przyczyny, ola kto-
rs ch ME MONA pozwolic publ
cznoSci dac sic zlapac: miano-
wicie wrogowie prohibicji pragna
wprowadzic handel alkoholen
Dez cgraniczenia konstytucji, co
tyfoby zaprzeczeniem jej, twler-
d2a oni, re 4-procentowe vino
piwo ME jest trnjace, CO jest ME
prawda, wystepuja przeciwko wy
szynkon, lecz przeprowadzenie
ich programu naruszyioby kazdq
czest, terytorjum prohibcyjnego
w Stanie, giosowanie zas mad "a
prowadzeniem lekkich win i pi,
wa byioby przyjec:em zasady wrc
gov prohibicji gioszacej, re han
del trunkami moze bye przywro,
cony bez usuniecia l8-ej popraw,
Iki' z konstytucji. w r., 1917 zwo'
lennicy prohibicji starali sic roz'
wiazac sprawe prohibicji przez
I5owszechne giosowanie, wtedy
jednak wrogowie prohibicji, ma
jacy wiekszosc w senacie, stanel
W opozycji. Dzisiaj natomiast
sani pragna powszechnego wy :,
Ipowiedzenia sic.
Iiandydaci ma urzedy musza sic
liczye z opinja wyborcow.
Zdaniem p. Alberta, zapatry-
wanna p. McBride'a So absolut.
nie mylne, gdyz powszechnegc
giosowania ME MONA lekcewa-.
Izyt, jest ono prawem .zastrzezo-
ne dla zbadania piowszechnegc
sentymentu. w razie wypowie-.
dzenia sic przeciwko prohibicj
laden kongresman ME bedzie
mogi sobie lekcewazyc lpowszecF
mel opinji swoich wyborcow be-
wzgledu ma to, jakiemby ME bylc
flldkonczefIl.s TlA SIR. S-<siet,l