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The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Combination Mahogany
Gateleg Table, "a x 4S
inches, .$24
Windsor Chairs, Solid
Mahogany Seat, $l7
Mahogany Finish End
Table, with book trough, SO
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Mid-Su,nmer
Furniture Sale
Obet1s Tomorrow at 9 II. VI.

Scores Of finest suites and separate pieces have Been
radically reduced for this Sale And added to these are
many fine pieces bought and specially priced make
the Sale douby attractive you You will find the
unusually cool, but we advise early morning shopping.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
White Novelty Cottons
For Sports Skirts, Reduced to
SOC yd.

Novelty paids, stripes and crossbars-a fascinating
selection from which to choose they have all been
SO radically reduced that you may now have skirt
for merely nominal sum- 36 inches wide.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Below Regular WholesaIe Cost
Philippine Nightgowns and
Envelope Chemises s1.95

We were able to secure more of these
exceptional values in Philippine under
wear-sof, fine materials, hand work,
and the kind Of embroidery you nor
mally see on higher-priced garments.
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, s2.e5
Trimmed with val. or hlet lace.
Special, Breakfast Goats, S7.o5-Cool
enough to wear with comfort on the hottest morn
ing. Two-toned satin, trimmed with ruching.
A Crepe de Chine Negligee, S8.75-A
charming model also trimmed with ruching cross
ing in the front and tying loosely in the back.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
viii Close Out
135 Knitted Costumes
at SIS and s25

Regdrdle" Of Cost or Previous Selling Price
Here is a genuine opportunity for ad-
mirers of knitted things. We have
gathered up all of our imported knitted
dresses, suits and eapes, together with
the domestic ones, and are selling them
off at exceptional figures.
They are silk, wool, silk and wool, and fibre; some
essentially practical others decorative; often only
or two of style. If you going to mountains or
shore, or if you have in mind an outing during
cool fall days, come early tomorrow morning.
THiRp rtooa
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
The New Suits
Of Imported Tweeds s45

No furry Of popularity can detract
from the correctness and smartness Of
a well-cut suit Of real imported tweed
for country wear, sports wear and travel.
Thenew tweeds in, tailoredof 1922
imported fall tweeds, some deep of pile,
others Of smoother homespun weaves;
all subtly oolorful-that warm shade
Of grey that you almost decide is tan,
new browns, new purple, new blues.
Then you'll admire their cut and fit and
especially their economy at S45
THIRD ytoos
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Final Clearance Of
Summer Hats 1895, s5.o5


You probably want one more hat for
the rest Of the summer-to take away
for a week end or to match a new
froek. This is your opportunity to buy
one-or more, at very small price.
Every French Room Hat
Reduced to s. and SO
There are only few Of these individual
and distinctive models every one the
kind that will be welcome and charm
ing addition to your immediate wear
wardrobe, and all unusual values.
FOURTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Specially Priced
Elente Corsets s4.o5

Silk broehe Of good quality fashions this eotsee
with its semigrde top elastic inserts in the skirts
an excellent model for summer. Lace and ribbon
trimming and three pairs Of hose supporters.
Bandeaux. Very Special, 85c-All silk
broche-the same style has sold until now in our
regular stock for far higher price, Shoulder straps
Of washable silk ribbon.
SECOND ftook
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Are You
Thin Enough For Summer?
If not, you can soon be. Get a set Of
Wallace Reducing Records SIS set
and with the aid of your Victrola and
your perseverance, you'll win healthful
slenderness in few months time.
Ask, too, to have the famous Walter
Camp "keeping ht'.' records demon
strated. SIS set.
Take a Portable
Victrola ON Your Vacation $50
1t is small and light and enclosed in
case you can carry in your car or canoe.
MUSIC RooMs-sEvENTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
10000 Yards Of Crepes
Specially Priced for This Week

Specially Priced for This Week
$3.50 Yard Printed erepes, with small designs
or fine an-over patterns. 20 inches wide.
S2.65 Yard-Satin crepes in dozens Of oolors
dark and bright. 20 inches wide.
S2.o5 Yard-Faile crepes and satin Canton,
both Of them as luxurious and beautiful in texture
as you could find for much higher price. A splen-
did range Of colors. 20 inches wide.
GROUND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Exceptional sUalaes in
Huck Towels

This will be good news to women who know the
enduring quality of Dew Bleach" and "Old
Bleach" towels. We have just taken limited
quantity of these from regular stock and reduced
them to clearance prices. IF you want to take
advantage of these values we urge you to shop
Immediately, as can only maintain these prices
while the quantity lasts. Come in early.
"Dew Bleach" Towels, $3.50 dozen
just the size and weight and quality that you like
to use the year round. They have narrow hem.
"Old Bleach Towels, s12 dozen
Such quality of Irish linen huck is always higher
priced as you will realize when you see these
towels They have dainty hemstitched edge.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Hand Drawn or Lace Trimmed
Wolfe Frocks, special, s6.95

Less than usual wholesale price! Values such as
you find only once in a season. Frocks you will
wear with comfort all through the hot weather.
Grey and lavender arc the colors shown in
the hand-drawn frocks. Becoming straight-ine
-sy.e, panel back and front. Self collar and cuffs.
hand-drawn, and two side tueks, also hand-drawn.
The lace trimmed frocks are white voile.
Costume Slips Specially Priced
White radium silk or washable satin, tailored
model, with hip deep shadowproof hem, $3.50
White tub silk, also made with hip deep
shadowproof hem, and tailored top. S2.75
sscoNp ftook
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Piece Combination Of Oak
and Walnut Suite, Jaoobean
motif, S425
10 Piece Combination
Walnut Suite, Jaeobean
motif, $3.50
Combination Mahogany
Drop Leaf Tea Wagon, S24
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Umbrellas s5.o5, $3.50

Women's sun and rain umbrellas in numerous
bright colors with wood shanks, $5.o5
Women's full-sze umbrellas with wood shanks
and leather straps. Alsoa case with new one.inch
Bengaline border, $3.50
Mems Levantine or serge umbrellas with Ma.
lacca Prince Of Wales handles, $3.50
GROUND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

soPiece CombinationM Ma.
hogany Suite, Sheraton
motif, S325
10 Piece Mahogany OF
Walnut Suite, Early Amer
lean motif, S400
Solid Mahogany Spines
Desk, $50
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Introducing the Circular Side Godefs m
Gowns for Women 1880
Elegance ofline gained BY long circular
godets in each side Of the skirt, fashion
point much emphasized by Worth, long
simply cufed sleeves, shoulder shirring,
Gadle Of fine steel beads characterize
a last minute mode. Developed ofexcel-
lent crepe Marocain.
This is one Of three equally new and
modish hocks, inspired by the mid
season Paris collections, to be secured
in the Women's Gown Department at
+, this advantageous figure, $3.50
THIRD rlooR
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
MEMORIAL PARK

The committee in charge of deco
rating and beautifying the Old Grave
Yard at Sixth and Church Streets.
composed of members of the Ameri-
can Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary of
Post IS, held their second regular
meeting the American Legion Club
rooms, Monday night. While they
are not desirous of making tnelr plans
nnblic, as vet, they have taken steps
towards action on same and report
very rapid progress. Chairman Mr..
Holly Brown appointed several sub
committees, which are to carry out
their duties in turn.
This committee feels that It is cv-
cry citizens duty to lend support
towards this movement. So fa2, they
have met with words of praise and
encouragement and feel that eN cry
lodge, fraternal order, social orGanl-
zaation, civic club, church, school and
every good citizen of Newark and
Licking county will put their sho lldcr
to the wheel and put this movement
across.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
JIMMY CARELESS
By c.. F, AlfordSon

By c.. F. Alfordson
There's man named Jimmy Careless
Hanging out around the shop,
He's the guy that Mr.. Cooper
Has been seeking hard to drop.
Jimmy is a curious fellow,
He can work at any trade,
Or become a common laborer
Swing the pick or push the spade.
Yes, and he's a jolly talker,
With his wonderous gift of CAB;
He knows how to tell story,
He knows how to spread the salve.
But he is a dangerous fellow,
Always sure to bring you grief,
Perhaps your wife will get insurance
Or yourself will draw relief.
If you cling to Jimmy Careless,
This is sure to be your fate,
So if he's among your callers
Take his name off of the slate.
Yes, hunt up this Jimmy Careless
And make him hit the grit,
We want men that's always careful,
Not afraid to do their bit.
Jimmy Careless, just warning,
We are camping on your trail,
Safety first, it is the watchword
And you know it can not fail.
Jimmy Careless, Jimmy Careless,
Shift your gears back into low,
And remember, there's no calling
For you on the B. and O.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY

Regular meeting of the Newark
Trades and Labor Assembly was call
ed to order last Sunday morning by
President Victor Walk and was OPEN
ed in regular form.
The credentials of Bros. John Dix
and Leo Kealble, representing the
Brewery Workers No. 1862, and w. H.
Coconour and Chas. Iden, represent
ing the Steam and Operating En-
gineers No. $50, were received and
the brothers Obligated.
Various communications were re-
ceived and disposed of as the cases
warranted.
FIRST nomination of officers was
conducted at this time. The second
nomination and election will occur at
our next meeting.
The telephone situation was discuss
ed at length. The secretary was in
structed to communicate with the city
council, asking that body to call an
open public meeting for general. dis
cussion before final action was had
on the telephone ordinance.
The Assembly objected to section
two of the ordinance, where it stated
that future rates should be fixed by q
board of arbitration, but the rates
fixed by the new ordinance were con-
sidered fair by the Assembly.
Street car and bus traffic was also
discussed by the Assembly, which
adjourned at II o'clock.
GOTTLIEB ZINN, Sec'y
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15

Try a pound of Hebron Creamery
Butter. Every bite tastes right. Union
Made. Good grocerymea handle it.
1913 st
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
HARMONY AND GOOD WILL
AMONG PRINTING CRAFT

Another link was added to the chain
of friendship. which has so long bound
together the employer and employe of
the printing industry in Newark,
when the proprietors signed the scale
presented by the Pressmen's Union
last week Thio like the one recently
secured by Typographical Union No.
50, grants an increase over the one
just expired. Few unions in Ohio, or
elsewhere, negotiate agreements with
as little friction or trouble as do those
Of the printing craft of Newark, and
the best of fraternal relations has al
ways existed between them and en-
ployers, which from present indica-
tions will long continue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
HUMANE SOCIETY NEEDS HELP

Editor Newark Leader:-Newark
and Licking count awake! The
Licking County Humane Society is in
need and is calling for aid.
The Golden Rule neople of Newark
and Licking county are earnestly ask
ed to contribute toward the sunDort
Of this society whose object all the
time is good.
Heretofore the operating expense
Of the humane Society have been
largely contributed by the County
Commissioners, who now claim there
is no fund this year for such exnense.
The Humane Society is different
from most institutions in that it must
always ue ready for service.
An emergency developes within a
few minutes, the humane officer and
secretary of the society must be ready
to meet the demand of this emer-
gency.
During the past year, especially.
the Society has rendered much good
services, in fact, pages, even reams,
could be written of the hundreds of
caees, coming under its jurisdiction
and the rood ACCOMPLISHED.
he COMING year the society will
need approximately $4,000 for neces-
sary expenses, and all Golden Rule
citizens Of Newark and Licking
county are pleasantly requested to
contribute toward this Golden Rule
work.
Contributions should be left as soon
as convenient with the secretary of
the society, Miss Katherine Metz, at
~ CaL
building.
The Licking County Humane So
cietv is in need, it is earnestly call
ing for help. Surely Newark and
Licking county people will respond to
the call. MacMOSSMAN
Director Humane Society
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
SHOP CRAFTS AUXILIARY

The Shon Crafts Auxiliary met
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Wm Winters. 1t was decided
to have election of officers at our next
meeting and all members are urged
to be present. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Sprouse
on East Main ST., on Jan. 4, 1923.
Pauline Glassmeier, Press Corr.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
Eagles Meeting

At the regular meeting of Licking
Aerie No. 387 f. o. E. Tuesday even
ing, Judge Thos. O'Donnell, of Kan
sas City, will address the members
and invited guests on the great work
accomplished by the order, the bene-
fits derived from membership and
what may be accomplished by united
action. The Judge is an eloquent
speaker and an oratorical feast is in
store for those who attend.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
News from Our Locals

Secretaries and business represen-
tatives of the various labor organ
izations are requested to furnish
weekly The Leader with the news
from their respective organizations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
NOTICE TO ORGANIZED LABOR!

Buy Bread bearing the Union Label.
Bakeries not entitled to use the Union
Label are:
Huber's, 81 South Second st.
Kuster's Arcade Annex
Kuster's 38 N. Third st. formerly
Weiant &, Crawmer's.)
Signed, BAKERS UNION 172.
1878 ct.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
The Peoples Column

Communications are solicited on all
subjects, full name must be signed
as an evidence of good faith. 1t is
understood that this paper does not
indorse the sentiment of all COM
munications and is at liberty to take
issue when deemed necessary.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

A semi-annual dividend of %3
on all stock of record Decem-
Der 18th, 1922 and payable
January 1st, 1923 was voted
December 4th by Board of
Directors Knights of Colum-
bus Home Building Company.
G, F. GRAFT, Sec'y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
POLSKA OTRZYMALA 1888 WA.
GON0W OD NIEMIEC.

r Z
WARSZAWA. - Ministerstwo ko-
lei IeIaznych komunikuje: DokOnywa'
nv przez mieszana komisje polsko-nle-
mieeka formaIny odbi6r cd Niemc6w
wagon6w towarOwych prEyznanych
Polsce ma pOdstawie art. S71 traktatu
wersalskiegO, pOsunal sic o tyle, ze
material, nadajacy sic do OdbiOru'
znajdujacy sic ma kOIejach pOlskich,
lest luz prawie calkOwicie wyczerpany'
Brakujaee wagOny beda nadsylane do
PoIsIsi Z Niemiec Osobnymi pOciagami,
Odbi6r uskuteOzniOny ma granicy ma
stacjach Grajewo, Chojhice, WrOnld'
Lesznor 1 Sosnowiec, pOlega jak do
tyehczas ma stemplowaniu wagon6w
przez strone Riemiecka ma znak odda-
MIA ich ma kasOwsniu przez strone
Polsks cech numer6w niemieckich
wpisywaniu pOlsldch. DOtychezas "
ten spos6b formaInie Oddano Polsce
SS.SSS wagon6w tOwarOwych, pOzOsta-
10 zas jeSzcze do Odbioru n.S4s,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
NOVA KoNFERENCJA
PANSTW WScHoDNICH
W MNSYWIE

Konstantynopol, 20. maja. (Pra
sa Zjedn.) = Z Angory donosza,
ze W Moskwie, W miesiacu czer-
wcu, odbedzie sic nova konfe--
rencja przedstawicieli wszystkich
panstw wschodnich, ktore byiy
wyiaczone udzialu W konferen-
eli genuenskiej.
Genua, 20. maja. (Prasa III
= Wszystkie kraje wschodnie,
ME reprezentowane ma konferen-
Gil, poiaczyiy sic W tax zwana
konfereneje wschodnia zwroci-
~ sic odpowiednim apelem do
opinji Europejczykow Amery-
kan6w.
Nowy ten zwiazek obejmuje
Indie, Egypt, Turcje, Afganistan,
Gruzje, Armenje i Syrje, OdPo-
wiedni apel brzmi W streszcze--
niu jak nastepuje: = Karty ma
sci wielkiej history, historji
swigtej wszystkich cywilizowa--
nych narodow, znaczone So
krwia. Spojrzcie ma Ganges, na
Tygrys, Eufrat, spojrzcie ma Jor-
dan ! Nil. Mad ich brzegami to-
czy sic wojna i prowadzi sic
dzieio zniszczenia. Smierc roz--
postarla swe czarne skrzydia mad
caiym Wschodem, mad calym OBJ
szarem znacznie wiekszym nil
Europa.
Narody. kt6re niegdys byiy
wiellSie kt6re pragna bye vol
uemi, walcza desperacia pre-
civ imperjalizmowi narodow eu-
ropejskich, ktore wystePuja prze
civ bezbronnej ludnoSci. uzywa-
lac wszelkiej broni, jaka clio
wick m6gi wymyslic.
Powyzsze siowa zwracamy do
upinji publicznej W Europie
Ameryce, zaznaczaiac, il Poeho-
dza one cd uciSnionych braci i sa
apelem do uczucia braci, ktorzy
mas uciskajs."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
REZULTATY GENUENSKIE
ZADAWALAJA FRANCE.

Paryz, 20. maja. = z miaro-
dajnych zrodei francuskich O.
t1zymano wiadomosc, re Francia
Jest zadowolona rezultatow
konferencji genuenskiej.
Zamiast pewnego odosobnienia
ma konferencji = czego z poczat
ku sic obawiano = Francja je-
szcze silniej zacisneia iaczace ia
weziy panstwami neutralnemi
i maia ententa j wyszla z konfe-
rencji znacznie silniejsza niz by
IA ona W chwili, gdy konferencja
ia sic rozpoczsia.
Jeden z przedstawicieli Fran
eli oznajmii. re gdy konferencja
ekonomiczna sic rozpoczela, OPT
MIA francuska obawiaia sic
dw6ch powaznych niebezpie-
czenstw, jake mogiy wyniknac
ma tel konferencji, mianowicie
podczas omawiania sprawy od-
.szkodowah wojennych i kwestii
rozbroienia w Europie, a drugie
niebezpieczehstwo wyplywaSo
wlasnie z poruszania tych zagas
dnieh, albowiem powstaSaby bar
dzo' silna opozycja.
Stosunki franeusko angiel-
skie rowniez ME ulegiy zadnej
zmianie, nawet staiy sic tnoze
trwalsze, poniewaz wiadomem
Jest juz dzisiaj, IL W razie zerwa
MIA stosunkow Franeia, an
gielski cabinet koalicyjny. mad
kt6rym pracowai Lloyd George,
ME utrzymaiby sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
u Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d slohca godzinie S:25.
zach6d sionca godzmie SOS.
y
PogOda W chicago 1 Okolicy: w
sobote / prawdopOdObnie " niedzie-
le pogoda; niewiele z1niany W tenn
peraturze. Umiarkowany lzachodni
wiatr W sObOte, przechodzacy W poi
nocny p6inOcnO-wschOdni W nie--
dzieIe.
=
Temperature DOLBY minionej: NaJ-
wyasza wczoraj o gOdzinie 6tej wie-
czorem 81, stOpni, najniisza wc1O--
raj o godzinfe 5-tej rano So stoPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
ZAWARCIE UGODY NIEMIECKO,
POLSKIEJ w SPRAWE COR
NEGO SLASKA.

WARSZAWA. w tOku rOkOwah
pOIsko-niemieckich W Genewie pod
przewodnetwem CaIOndera przyszlo
niedzy deIegaeia pOlska a niemieeka
do ugody. DOpuszczonO jezyk niemie-
cISi W sejmie sIaskim W OEresie lszej
jego kadencji TaISie same prawO 70
staIo zastrzetone Ola jezyka pOIskie-
20 W niemiecRiej czesci GdruegO SIa-
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
WLADzE PROKLAMUJA
ZDECYDoWANA Wake
pD1r,l>yx,,
PRZEcIW TERoRYSToM.

ZDECYDoWANA Wake
PRZEcIW TERoRYSToM. Z
Komitet, zfozony wybitnych
Iprzemyslowc6w. Stanowego pro-
kuratora Crowe'a i szefa policji
Fitzmorrisa, okresliwszy obecna
sytuacje zbrodnieza jako anar-
|chistyczna, uspzyi nowy plan O.
czyszczenia niasta ze zbrodni-
czSch elementow Nowy ten plan
streszcza sic praktycznie W pod
|jeciu specjalnych krokow .dla
powiekszenia liczby policjantow
" miescie Chicago o 1000 i dla
powiekszenia liczby sedzi6w sa-
du karnego 0 4ch, powiekszenia
'liczby asystent6w prokuratora >
10 i wyasygnowanie ma ten Gel
sunny 100000.
Wade spodziewaja sic re po
przeprowadzeniu tego planu d
da sic i'm ,poslac morderce M
szubienice" zanitn publicznosc
zdola zapomniec o zbrodni. Plan
ten postarano sic jak rajpredzel
wprowadzic W czyn juz odpo-
wiednie kroki Poczynione costa
|iy, by powiekszyc liczbe asystent
tow prokuratora j sedziow, a
Imiasto naznaczyEo juz specjalna
.sesje Rady miejskiej ma wtorek,
celem uchwalenia $4,000 ma u
trzymanie 1000 nowych poll
.cjant6w. w nastepstwie konfe--
rencji, ktora doszla do powziecia
wspomnianego planu, p. Sims.
prezes komisji ola spraw krymi-
nalnych wydai oswiadczenie, W
.ktorem, przedstawia koniecznosc
.zwalczenia anarchji, objawiaja-
-cej sic w szeregu rnorderstw, bez
skarnie popeinianych ME tylko ma
.obywatelach, leczA takze ma stro-
zach bezpieczehstwa publiczne--
go.
Edward Gore, prezes ,,Associa
ton of Commerce" W innem o.
powoluje sic ma ta-
XII wzrost zbrodni, ze ME panic
.taja go cd czasu zaiozenia Chi
cago. Utrzymuje on, re sytuacja
obecna jest bardzo krytyczna
Alderman oswiadezyli re swei
strony, ze obecna sytuacja Jest
.bardzo grozna j wymaga ma
.tychmiastowej akcji, dlatego tei
suma dla powieksze
mia wladzy egzekucyjnej costa
ME uchwalona bez wzgledu ma to,
.czy fundusz $8;4OO,OoO zostanie
uchwalony, czy ME. Lista no.
wych policjantow, zostanie okre-
slona W przysziym tygodniu, a
umieszczeni ma niej zostana byli
zoinierze arnnji amerykahskiej,
.ktorzy obznajomieni sax dyscyT
pima j sposobanli walki- Pc
,przemowieniu r. r. MeCorni-.
cka, powzisto rezolucis, by wez-
wac lojalne Varsity publiezno-
Sci miasta Chicago do wspospra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
R0SJA ZAWARt.A UKLAD 2 WE
nAaEI. (. :

PARYz. - DzienniId paFyslSle IA,
mies1eEaja depes1e Londynu precy,
zujaea brzmienler tajnego ukladu, jaki
mial bye zawarty mledzy Wegrami a
Rosja, a kt6regO zasadnIeze punkty
mialy bye ustaIOne W sObOte. Wedle
tel depeszy, W mysl pOwyiszegO trak'
tatu ROsja uznaje aspiracje Wegier W
sprawie granic, Wegry zas uznaja te-
rem rosyjski W .Bessarabji. PonadtO
ROsja Wegry zObOwiaraiy sic u
dzielie sObie wzajemnej pOmOcy pre-
ciwko Rumunji malej enteneie'
Traktat uznaje "a prawOmOcny u,
ISIad niemiecko-rosyjski, wreszcie prze
widziane sa zarzadzenia W sprawie
ewentuaInej wsp6lpraey Niemiec, We
gier Rosji na terenie ekOnOmicznym'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
KALENDARZYK.

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Dzis, sobOta, 20. maja: sw. Ber-
nardyna.
JutrO, niedziela, Fl. maja: sw-
Wenuncjusza.
Plata Niedziela po WielkiejnOcy'
Ewangelja: 20 Prawdziwej Mo-
dIitwie".
Poiutrze, poniedEialek, e. maja;
Sw. HeIeny Kr6loweI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
OFICEROWIE NIEMIECCY PRzE-
WOzA BRON 2 NIEMIEC DO
LTTWY KOWIENSKIEJ.

WARSZAWA. - Ma pOgraniczu Ll-
twy kOwienskiej dale sic zauwafye
urzew6z broni amunicji do Htwy ko-
wienslSiej NIemiec. PrzewOzem zaj'
mujs sic oficerOwie niemieccy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
AMERYKANIE CZcZA PA
MIEc POLEGLYCH WE
FRANC1I BOHATERoW.

Paryz, 20. maia. Miejscowa
placowka Legjonu Amerykanskie
go organizuje obchod ku uczcze-
niu pamieci polegfych We Fran
eli Amerykanow. w dniu tym
odbedzie sic dekorowanie 10000
grobow z prochami bohaterow a.
merykanskich. Obchodem bsdzie
kierowai specjalnie W tym eelu
powoiany do zycia komitet ma
czele ktorego stoi ambassador a
merykanski W Paryzu. p. Her
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