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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-01

was the reply. you've been on our
books long enough. You skipped
from your last employment and we
have just located you. We have eight
claims for unpaid bills aggregattng
$40. You've got to pay them or we
will notify your boss and garnishee
your pay"
His sin had found him out! Here
was the penalty of duplicity. Dens-
low WINGED. He. thought quickly. He
was getting $50 a week. Could he
afford to pay the debts of the man
whose identity and recommendations
he had appropriated?
See here" he said, chow would
twelve weekly payments do your"
Finer promptly responded the
collector, only don't do as you did
before-faH down on the contract.
We are bound to get you in the end"
Him. quizzically smiled Dens-
low, and paid the first instalment.
When the last instaIment came
due it was. another. collector who
called for the final payment. He ex-
planned that his predecessor had left
the collection agency. He regarded
Denslow with a queer smile as he
gave him the receipt. Then he whis-
pered in his ear:
Whats the answer?"~
''To what?" propounded Denslow
You're not Rodney Driscon."
''Eh! What? Why do you say
that?" inquired the staggered Dens-
low.
Because I know for sure. 7 used
to collect of you a year ago, before |
we lost you"
Suppose I am doing an. act of |
kindness?" ventUred DensIow.
ooh, it's your business, of course"
replied the collector airily. "Only /
there's another person as much in |
terested in this mystery as I am -
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ting with this new poser and all at
sea.
Last week." explained the collec-
tor, ''the old Rodney Driscon 1 knew
came into our Office, thin, seedy and
reformed"
WAS he a bad one, them" asked
Denslow.
"Once. He's got nobly over it,
though. He opened his heart to us.
Been dissipating for a year. Saw a
friend die of delirium tremens and
got scared Got thinking of his girl
and sister and was ashamed He
came to us square. He had no money.
nor a job, but says he: I owe you
money and I've acted the sneak. Give
me chance. If 1 get job you won't
hound me out of it if pay you what
I can squeeze out the end of the
week?'"
"And you told him?"
Not if it's only a dime a month,
provided it's regular and you're in
earnest"
"So?"
HE left his address and went
away
"Give me that address, will you?"l
Sure"
"And forget there are two Rod
ney DriscoIls until get the middle
cleared up"
'Surest thing you know. You see,
I didn't let him know his claims were.
all settled up. I scented a mystery.
That's why came to you this time.
I'm mum until you give the word"
Thanks
Denslow saw the man whose name
and recommendations he had stolen
for the first time that night. He saw
him purposely at a distance, studied
him, inquired about him. Yes, to all
appearances Rodney Driscon had cut
out his wild ways.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

decided 70 try bottle of Lydia Il. Pink.
ham Vegetable Compound. II worked
from the hrst bottle. 20 | took second
and a third, also bottle Of Lydia u.
rinkham Rlood FURTHER and now am
just A we'll "a any other woman. ad-
yisc every woman. sinEle or married.
who il troubled with Rny II the afors-
said ailments, 10 try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and atm sure they will help hnr 10 get
rid Of her truahsa. " = Mrs Elsie J.
WANDER sANpr. Goodwin street. Pat
erson. N J,
Women suffering with any form of
female ia or any synptoma that they
10 not understand. are invited 10 write
the lydia r. rlnkham Medicine Co..
Lynn. Meas iconhdcntIall, and receive
adyice wholly FREQ of coat
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fNarel

surh tremendous change bni In ih'
firm conviction is expressed that Al
| independent customs territory rs lht
only way Of developing home indus
tries Even this statement Of The stu
alton was too mid for some Of the
speakers in the debate who Insisted
that The separation should be pressed
forward without delay ard pctiiinos
sent to the parliament to This end
With regard 10 Germany the resolu
tions demand that new reciprocal
commercial treaty shall be entered
into whcih shall pay the utmost pos
slblc regard 10 the interests OF all the
participants, without excluding foreign
nations from the benefits Of the
special concessions
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pinfa Hfse pfl w D contest
o' iaiA hna mi 10 81 ,.peaeneel
'feH of am alsfs lmot though,
nna much sniing aen ery apaaf
0'ai Ia 'Ae winning panac
Tho siofY Of NJ Gne mecns no.
'oaf' laiofe.iaa 'han iaa HoN af tho
over iiioaa sasirsrda shlfa 8Doacd
i'~ 'ae offices % iao Sterling Gum
company
gre snl ene lnlf ,af aso Heeilst
Gum eaH on' one o. msny ebc.n,
gums lolAs + is rrost national
sof'ie Solid me't eouplol With ser
80. teai n'tentaer oaferlsuF aaa
boon iae main factor 10 thls eie.o.
lne nHit u Sterling lnrrealenia
aoa i' aneff q on setea i6e raf
Urf esr'y araNo5 in.men ID hlsI
nfieeiel eaoalAs elm Aed on bo
'''''nf n"f11anors " 'hn epunfr
l'1 ''e trea'sf pfr Of iha task sf
hfoiNe'ne aietHua tW0 10 iAe 100
le Of @e nation
Nhna fbr sr1e c9nit a fo,..a
'"'ea lHe bms ~ '4e none spent tot
''ao'n@ Z vas again turned als
nes siaser al4etn4emefi
Heachlor en- into ~ most ranoto
ll'aHfs tae pozer q ne aeaaasacr
'foaFhi fp me sterling eam coe
'Hnf W. oser glt09o repla HirH
iio ao' enl4 y Sterling G4m ha
he Intimate appeal of aew aaer as
ulslng
eaea Is thf romance n 4 good p-
aet sben eopacf 49, Intelligent
N8apaae- Dablleiiy
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tapi8n be~H S Norey of the
Ieaih EayMfy eas be one American
9fitter Nbe apd alive from the
ngH il Auxal ~ made gallant
aeifnse in ,n adoha house tlIl sun.
do#n -Four meo Nlih him tried 10
curry bro aff AZ night. but believing
De 1a8 about '1 fle trom ATS wounds
he wrote a report of ihe night. lila
men ified 70 lead BIN sway hut after
Nalslhe % short distance he felt he
Fead ao' nsi nnd he directed lhem
f9 IN Later ~ recovered zufflcient
Y 20 Farfer ten miles oyer the Mext
rAa desert ny he found house Of
t'endlS American rancner where he
~'s Jared Iof tiH American. troops
found hiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

There Is one remedy that seldom faIls
20 elehr away all plmpies, black heads
aud KIN erpptlons and that makes the
HAiu sofT, clear and healthy.
any druggist can supply you with ycuo.
Wh'eh generally overcomes All shjp TS.
eAsfs Acne, eczema, itch. n'mbl,..
rashes black heads in most cassa !, Il
way 70 zemo Frequently, minor hi~.,s
lSilrs disappear overnight. Itching ,,s,,.
any stops Instantly. ZeIno Is safe clesn.
Z. sany y Use aud dependable. II costx oriv
n ~ an extra large bottle. xt.O0 X
M''i not STAN, Is not greasy or sticky Ana
skim. ""''' Ntive
Zeno. Cleveland,
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separation OF the customs systems o
the monarchy has also opened NJ
serious problems While Hungary IL
chiefly an agricultural state. II has in
the past few years been laboriously
building up various industries with
| government subventions and all sorts
OF political assistance, TO The point of
competition with Austria. which is
chiefly manufacturing state In
Hungary II has been deereed that no
Official supplies are 10 be bought out
side Of Hungary, not even In Austria
il they can possibly be produced or
bought in Hungary. Further. the
leading industrial interests have in.
sisted that speedy Development Of
home industry can only be brought
about II Hungary has her own system
OF tariffs SO as TO close her frontier
against Austria, and make her own
commercial treaties with other ma
tions.
The agricultural interests, on the |
othre hand prefer the continuance Of
the common customs tariffs for The
whole empire as they desire to shut
out the importation OF foreign grain.
and cattle, and meat In common with
their Austrian associates. and then
too they sell most Of their produce in
Austria.
Since the outbreak Of the war. the
internal relations between Austria
and Hungary had considerably i'm
proved and it was hoped that suffer
ing under this common burden the
two nations would become still more
closely united in The future. y
viii Not Recede.
But all the influences 0. The war
and the necessity for showing an un :
divided front to the foe, have failed
to make the Hungarian manufacturers
recede from their demands for Gus.
toms separation from Austria II Ii
true that the resolutions OF the
Chamber OF Commerce admit that the
time is not opportune for making
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BUDAPEST PUTS
LOCK ON UNION
FOR ECONOMY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
each new Ausglech have always been
used by the politicians in Budapest
to extract all sorts OF compensation
political, financial and economic. from
the government In Vienna. and the
Hungarians will not readily sacrifice
such powerful weapon
The Customs System.
The determined stand by the Buda.
pest Chamber In the matter of a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

=
Read how e. Z Summers, Hold
edge. Neb. got rid of bis cold u
ontraeted a severe cough sad eold
nj could hardl sleep BY using
'oleys Honey and Tar az dlrecio 1
ny cough Was entirely cured and I
i've u fulI credit for ny spcody rc.
cosery Foley alsays soofheg
ne henls children 10 II Sold
Nert Nhere
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHeR'S
G a 8 T. Q r a

The old fashioned girl Who usea n
blush ~hel there vas occasion for
il now has daughter VINO buss her
l'lnsh a. thA drug store aud any tlmo
it falls to stick she wants her money
back and wants to change brands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

ltiANie me if'it NAppy
and healthy. Some.
time ago ! felt sc
run down, had pains
in my back and side.
was very irregular.
tired. nervous. had
such bad dreams.
did not feel like eat
ing and had shor,
breath | read your
advertisement In
|tke newanansrs and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

Wnmru aye ~ much ifcllheil % NJ
~ t-nHhlr aA tfr men hut too oftAn
iake ihH m stake of thlntlng that 4
rrnn tmNdnl ~ nain sna t0ffure Is
heir l0i hNN ranaut hn aggiiiat Fniry
dtiAnef rln slta uuiek rsilef from
aeR1rar baiea NJ aldea and muscles.
tff sHre at4ios lrhds and bladder
ilNHut Hpli Htery #aefa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER's
G a 8 T Q RIA
sTeRLls. CUM PRIZES kWARoeD D

Canadian lrgs How n. Won Tne
1900 Prize.
New Yors cry. Iuig GeorRa
Gil is nov the highest pad writer
in the World For six eord sen
tsnee he has jast received crisp
new : .000 check THIS n one oft
come Of the largest prize oontest o
IL Kind which has ever been con
Quoted
In all. 7.777 prizes are being sent
b. the Sterling Gum Compang 10
Ucky winners whose suggestions RANK /
highest a. solutions To the famous
lth.polnt mystery
In all. over $4,000 suggestions we're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
De CL A RE SILL
CAMP is HO 7
BED Of POLITICS


ai Nusangre noN AZ thc Oklahoma
mobilization camp la Fou sHl win
probably not DE- musterad vi nnleaa
Q Y lInkr company nrat lieutenant
tslsna hs aommlsalon
Arm> afdmes IN command ut the
treatment rcfans % permit thg conn
pANs n lepev lpr lht border win
lliHkh VI Ns anka
i'iRNe sitadfasfi relaaas % restea
end hAT demanded that court IT Ia
aauy hraf zoe charges thal arc aail
- hasr been preferred against him
lhs faoyeung 80 spob hoard wonli
tas several aays ana dvcialon per
tapa could net ho feedprea lntll AFTER
lhD lrnupa haa Irfi camp
sueh d Ne condition n Fort alil
according % iuen wha fetnruud yra
leflay ffem regiment headquarters
Ih' entire mobilization camp Is a
seelhlus holhpl ~ politics ihese mrn
eAv Niih 'he alair oifitcra 'br eosef
nef nrmdod anrros ihc GOALS
NhatgH uo tfrolY heiue madr fba
,amp ilai llle affNfa OF lho nallnnat
ruatl ate heng iDtkoytd ao tbat
pls of tha administration can rs
sitrn aol aammasuus
Friend Of tho Powers"
VII Probably Oct offico.
fhnl lIinAle elll ho nuaitd ana
lhai lamea Cullhn1 nu pkhhuma
tlty mAn ana friend of lhc admlnla
tfiiion Wlll be- Fiycn his fnmmiaslun
"..s.s '' '.''' by. .'...' % q, /"..... an,
lesT iho atampf 10 plt,S an OKLA
hnN1 ems man oDct fh,m rypn II
i iihtie must ~ ihcy sa, 'hcro are
T. nN q sad nnn eomni4alon,d IT
f'efs 10 lh eompna, milg cpmpeteui
in 'Ato tbc enumisalnn
'niinuu ana fnrmctlY captain of
III Enid company ~. company il1
mol pfnspef under his command ii "a
said aud ho wna placed upon fhe
apefnnrrafy Hat iiis nputhiloa
ga crack rltnmau baa hnppyee
tep h'm W pnmluepi pIhfa among
ltbe state nfaeer
4 ~ aall hat coipnp hoffman
himsolf taa DECLARED thi Cutman
might be- made captain oi thc Mus
kofoe company aud ucafooi rcduera
a. tual lieutenant
bc military powers nat be- haze
pifeed, placad an okahoma cUy man
iu as hfm lieaienent 81 Captain
infkeu company of Anilcrs i' VAS
snid loai night and lbe camp 8
areush' 10 aycf ne movo
lllnkle teli motu u Ioaa ula me
bAd gfarea VI me- military authorities
a'yofai monfhs ago phpn rap'nm
i's'ifnol pfaforted charges against
hm md Afuiahi Genam caaiaa
ergfd notice upon lp mat 8, muaf
#i'he' fenign ~ a,e court mafim
amuns ihs ehafses acre lhase af n
nhoflnallon Il aaa alleged iHAt
iinsN aas aspiring io assume he
'plancY 'hal iH Aaa aauaR uunhf
sfoae NE members ~ ihe 0oupanY
tnd flnf NJ bad played cards vim
he pfigaifs contrary Ny lhe military
do' aad dlafpiins Cevlner NA
iams 10 somf manner -mooihef lba
aaifAr over and tho ehafsaa Nefa not
5fmaed liiakie retaining ha elm
hapl
vfiosie Too keaious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
ISYOUR BLOOD
GOOD OR BAD?
Ricoi Germs Arc Oycrp0wcrcd ny
Mighty NrGctatic Remedy anil
iNp@led frm the lody

TT'n'v-foar hoUr after yoa sisr' "a
take nt l'efceA Golden Medlca us.
e3Vesy poiseaoua matter an1 blood ip-
rrltlgs heGia TO leaye year body
through the Liver. Bowels kiducys
Rn1 Skin.
80 POWERFULLY penetrating s this
purely srsctanle remedy thet through
The circulation Vt the tnod 1t reaches
every nhfc muscle ana iant dissnl,es
the poisonous Aeontiuns aud drives
them out og the body
IL brings row activity % tho ilvrr.
stomach ana bowels IN short time.
thaa caWann sanownesA Indigestion
and couailpaiion g. dimpPesr
II cnieta the tiny blood vessels of this
fhin. bFngar with # ffesh sltAhasd
hlood and abiding tAi,h "a lts Wonders
fni oleaNNna fvwer hav Eume ia thpu-
sands. when pimplta. hliis rarhaneles.
rash, eearma aeus and otiTr akia
troUhles trloi Hp and disappeared.
Good blAod means g0od heAl1h, 9aoi
health means strong men ana women.
full Of vlgNr ana amhllipn wlgh minds
alert aud muscles eyer whiting Any
medicine dealer @lli suppJy Ypu with
nr rlenoa lnlden ModTal nl~oscfy
IN either AQuA Or tablet form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

c. mpleiei TO this Cushing property
and have already eyeopcd rici
pool IN the shallow sand and nov
bpye at great cost deep test wr.s
thai viii 20 20 36a0 10 i09o feet. and
may open tie greatest high grade of
pool In lne United States
The supreme Court OF the United
states IN It's decision against the con
Wcied on Monopoly branded clriain
individuals rs being In a erlmina
conaplrac, for iorty Years against an
competitors The families and hnsi
ness associates OF these rich con.
srrators nov secretly control or own
several hig newspapers and magazines
in Chicago. New YORK. and otHer cii
les. who through fake financial writ
ers' have kept up a continuing cor.
spracy against The Uncle sam on
Company. and are continually print
Ing insinuaiious and false statements
a. ainst The Uncle sam on COMPANY
TO scare the American public from
purchasing this valuable stock 10 this
meriorious Company, and thns de-
pryo Il of needed capital aud retard
rs growth as growing competitor OF
the hig combine
Under these circumstances. W. are
forced TO Offer this stock AZ Il
great sacrifice REGARDLESS %
lac PAID pre9S' this hIg indcpend
ont continues to gain and should soon
have sufficient production to operate
from FORTY to fifty drills after pavluR
satisfactory cash dividends and make
the further sacrifice of stock nnncces
sary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
L. BON ToN


II " "fh+ hest
nirf b - 4 ~ IT,
=" prid 10 .f1
i.eHuiue nt4aa
1iiirs ~ The high
- character ra~
iiifn~ npit Hr
ifs1ti HrtsHfr
- sY@ealirli ~n
u ffyrft RMS 81
hog q. Hne asfueA
Nhtfh atv az ! 10
fDlbft ff@ enis I
" = Hnsstianifi ir
\ deniiA'nfl~s !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
tfinsis foo ksaious
% Behsif of Company

ibpse who ldm "a nmkH seie4
in1ls4iy SAY fba IL aas his leH ~
,eitef hud eaafse lHe company ihat
ansed Ms ifpube H. eork.d bafd
. obtain eeuW4 esen long beote
ne var clouds bexsa NJ eaiaer aud
q delDs sp nneonuioaay asaepfd
ONE of th- authority faai belonged
me romuanaef ~ ihe company
Aspelsf instructor 81 q Nareni
en ii lhs regular army s M man
.bo refuse ~ M aala p pcrmi Hia
II 70 ~ alfh ihe company 70 ihe
,otder NanaIs1n has been III ans
ogee scyqrnl Times investigating tha
hsrges againa' llinsie, b Is eaid
.omtmes e5th anknopn 20 Captain
DeGraei anl Nalgr Green ilh d.
ffeminailoa laaf liInee be dropped
would Indicate ihaf he ai ifasi found
gldehee 'ha, you'd sad 20 b. b.
lcf that illukleH presence would hin
lef rather than better the company
The feeling ~ dissatisfarlion that *
sts and ne bitterness thar Ia bound
be- present between the captain and
he frs lieutenant can not be- toler
ted ne Is said 70 have declared. with
he prospect that too troops may be
alsd into battle At any time Mur.
hison ~ said 10 BE- supporting DO
root and is opposed to the placing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

niml1f Noinr tnta nfo assembled
IT World hhuNn Standard Pnfia. mo
itNm fmeed and eolA ou a convenient
rAN AZ Y9l upF plan Exceptional
aseufS propositions ana eseiusise Ter.
rifprg M interpsfpd f~rannu lhe
ptunnof lutpofafipn e8ai n Nal
Hed ehlaaso ill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
BAD DREAMS
ARE SYMPTOMS
iii Health the Cause Many
Alarming symptoms Of Wo-
mems Ailments How Cured.

Paterson, M '' | thank you For the
Lydia + piasham remedies as they have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

since the above notirc Nns written
This coupan, has rornlched 4 q gN Nn1"
Noo gas vel nnar The center of lf.
fourteen nnartor ecilcn~ OF leaees II
Pawnce County near lenn.nes whgr,
many well informed nll mon cNnpcf
nearly second tushlns rool IN &
fo y daNs real oil gusHors IN ihis 40
trlci DOW seem snrc The drills Will
80 deeper day and night and sc have
started tso ncw wells ln the yrrY
heart Of this nog field on different
properties
We have over five miles Of l'no tC
protect In ihis ficld and NAV star
the balance of Forfy.tVo (jal nov
wells on those valuable 'cascs o..
completion of wells now drilling, and
soon drive ms stock In rccorf
breaking advance Of from 20 to "a
times
As part of the consideration the
COMPANY reserves tho right 10 an
prove or reject any snhscrpilcn to
Or transfer NJ rs stock Tho stock
= worcestershire Rcmifianccs wil'
r. accepted on the follnVinv hlriF
s'ihieet to withdrawal without notice
II mailed not later than lny 10. lrles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

Ma G W untrE tFg Wesl Noiio Street,
GkiahsanA. nkla ss8s Nhsn va l~sis
fact and hAl lryai~l uiih several ~ tors ~lth
n,i help t,ak t,rAlea hsiise nias,.vefY 4
lady adsisfd ina w. usr Il hHl fiY tTvVhls
dAxnaaed a. aprsniii1s rail stones ana other
fnntilians nur feaufo Nss enlarged ittf
Whatever NV trouble VISA n, rlen'~ f,ahine
helieal Discovery reached iha saa' - tiis
inaiiaa and IN two ~rpAs was ahia in eat nHt
~ lSsi and ~ 80 Then t.iA the nsseaeefy
Tor two uianihs anA ihe susile q suVera paia
wrie felsavul. ! was nys % nscd u any niefa
rlofphine.+
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ftfzh nWtsrmlk. Cfesm ard
Whipnnl Cream. Phone go
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Put an X opposite the stock YOU
want and make AZ rouitances pat
able to The Uncle Sam on Company
By check draft or money order
Write your name and address
plainly
The day book., 1916-01-28

IIOu, WdnLS j.. II. h6nneQy, manager
Walters club, Madison and Clark,
summoned to court to answer charge
of violating 1 o'clock ordinance.
Coroner's jury ordered Pat Walsh,
3136 Normal av., held to grand jury
on charge of numbering wife with a
razor. Walsh tried to take own life
but has recovered, say police.
Jos. Lateco, 528 N. Robey, jumped
off Milwaukee av. car for hat which
had blown off. Fell Skull fractured,
Grand jury investigation of the mu-
nicipal court probation system by
which old offenders gain freedom
started today. Hoyne put RESPONSE
bility for crime on courts probation
ing Of gunner and crooks.
Several hundred members attended
dance of Rothschilds' Social club, at
New Morrison hotel, last night. Club
plans big ball for Feb. %.
Delay in getting diagnosis and de-
lay in starting treatment after dag
nosis responsible for more deaths
than disease, DR.. ]. B. Murphy told
Physicians club.
c. c. GrisWold, Evanston man who
two years ago went to New York to
be $100, ,ao6-a-year manager of Wool
worth's 10-cent stores, dead. Started
as clerk in Evanston store. :
Mayor restored license to Cadillac
hotel, 2136 S. Wabash, one time no.
torious resort.
Council committee on gas directs
corporation counsel to start LA suits
against Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Co. for not furnishing gas that came
up to required standards.
Standard Oil Co. raised price of
gasoline another cent in Chicago ter
ritory, making wholesale price 171a
cents gallon.
Two women attacked and injured
by escaped insane conVicts, Mrs. EN-
ma Miller, 81 w. Erie and Miss Jo-
sephine Kraus, 2849 Burling.
The day book., 1916-01-28
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

inrise, TOT; sunset, 5.
3hn and Charles Czarnecki, broth
cas-, 2O29 w. 18th, held to grand jury
on murder charge John Kosmala
shot to death Nov. 21. -
Clinton Avery and Daniel Walsh,
Dunning insane asylum, held in con-
nection with death of patient, Peon-
ard Non.
VIM. Markell, thistle comm'r Thorn
ton township, found guilty of ma
icious mischief. Burned load of hay
to kill thistles in it.
Michael More and DR.. E. J. Ches-
row, 829 Miller, held to grand jury on
story told by Miss Anna Casale, II.
Mrs. Catherine Schers, Wilmette,
reported missing to police, returned
home. Was visiting friends.
Wilbur Glenn VoIiva, Zion City
head, denounced vanity and wearing
of iewelry in lecture to children.
Nathan Goodman, 1245 w. Taylor,
freed on larceny charge. Jacob
Bernstein, 833 S. Irving av., said he
sold bum diamond ring.
Ben Balm, 31o6 w. Madison, Phon-
ing from w. Chicago av. station, grew
impatient and broke phone. Locked
up. :,
Capt. G. w. streeter, District of
Lake Michigan, on trial for assault of
detectives sent to arrest him.
Loving note to mother read at in
quest over Frank Gulbert, teacher,
Chicago Latin school, suicide.
Mid-year graduation at the public
schools today; 1874 finished in high
schools, 1850 in elementary schools.
J.J. HaIpin, former chief of detec-
tiyes under conviction for bribery, re-
leased, after five days in Jail, on writ
granting stay of execution.
Citizens traffic committee wants
PARK board to prohibit vehicles stand
ing more than minute on Jackson
blvd, east of river between 4:3O and
g.