davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
POLACY W AMERYCE.
z STEVENS POINT, WIS.

Dziewiecioletni II. lynda, syn ia
ma Zyndy, wlasciciela wyszynku W
rynku, utona} W rzece Wisconsin,
gdy spadi z deski PREY budzie ma To-
die, u wylotu Main str. Wypadek
zdarzyi sic wieczorem. Chiopiec zaba
vial sic ma brzegu z Jozefem Sieber-
tenn i B. Cola rzucaniem kamieni ma
rzeke, czyli TAX zwanem ,,puszcza-
MEM kaezek". lynda wszedf potem
ma deske, w~ystajaca ponad woda |
straciwszy r6wnowage, wpad} do re-
XII. Jego towarzysze ME umiejac ply
wac pobiegli po pomoc. Przybiegi
J6zef Cola, ale ten take jake ME u
miejacy plywat. ME ratowa} malca,
lecE pobiegi pc pomoc ma ulice. Spot
kawszy Louisa Krembsa, p~owiedzia},
re. chiopiec tonic. Krembs dal znac
stray pozarnej | strategy Krembs 1
Rive przybiegli 20 sekami, ale juz
ch{opiec by1 pod woda. Pc godzinie
wydobyto ju4 sinego z woody.
Ma miejsce wypadku przyszli jesz-
cze G.. Stroik i Eckendorf, ktorzy
nurkowali po rzece, szukajac "a
zwfokamf. Poniewaz byIo juz ciem-
no, pomagano soble Swiatlem reflex
tora z Iodzi pana Butolta, kt6ra sta
Ia " poblizu. Ma miejsce nieszcze--
scia przybiegf take ojciec utopione-
go. Kiedy zwIoki wyjeto, okaza{o sic,
ze potrzebny jest lekarz. Mkt pred
tenn ME myslaf o wezwaniu doktora.
Pos}ano po lekarza, ale zanim ten
przyszedf, pr6bowano chiopca ratio
wac z pomoca pulmotora, ale znoW
Mkt ME umiai operowaG przyrzadem.
Podobno dziecko po ~wydobyciu z wo-
DIV ieszcze %poruszalo wargami,r co or
naczaIo, BE jakaS iskierka zycia tlifa
" nieszczeSliwym chlopcu. Miasto
posiada obecnie pulmotor, ale coz 2
tego, kiedy rr6cz lekarzy Mkt MIN
ME umie operowac. Slusznemi vice
So domagania. ably miejski lekarz
pouczy1 policyant6w i s~traaakow, jak
sic nalezy z pulmotorem obchodzic.
Gdyby zaraz zastosowano pulmoto|
PREY ratowaniu Zyndy kto vie, czy
ME uratowcnoby jednego zycia.
w czasie piracy w polskiej fabryce
Bukolt Manufacturing Co., B. Ko-
walski, majacy lat Is, syn Jana Ko-
walskiego 1901 Franklin str, 20
stall przebity sztyletem przez szesna-
stoletniego Leona Borskiego. Bor-
ski sam sobie ~sporzadzi} sztylet /
w}asnie go zaostrzai, kiedy nadszedl
Kowalski. Chiopacy zaczeli sobie o.
powiadaG, jak to ma obrazkach rucho
mych wydzieraja Indyanom noze 2
rak. Kowalski W ten sam sposob
chciaI Borskiemu wyrwaG sztylet.
lecz W czasie szamotania sic Borski,
niechcacy wbii sztylet W piers Ko-
walskiego. R%anionego zabrano do
lekarza, a ~nastepnie do szpitala. -
Rama, jak powiadaja lekarze, ME
lest niebezpieczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
q MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Gubernator Philip zamianowal
poipulkownika Piotra Piaseckiego
pufkownikiem piatego pulku milicyi
wisconsihskiej. Rowniez gubernator
zamianowaf Wojciecha Gulczynskie-
go pierwszym porucznikiem piecho-
ty, a drugim porucznikiem zostaf
Leon Gurda, obaj znani ma poiudnio-
wei stronie miasta.
Nowy porucznik Piotr Piasecki cd
20 przeszio lat nalezy do milicyi.-
Wstapii on do kompanii B kr6tko
pred wybuchem wojny hiszpansko-
amerykanskiej, lecz zanim kompania
wyruszyla ma wojne, Piasecki VISTA
pill do Gwardyi KoSciuszki, gdzie 20
staf drugim porucznikiem. Gdy kom-
pania B powr6ciia PREY koncu woj-
ny do Milwaukee, Piasecki zostat
pierwszym porucznikiem. w roku
1900 zostai zamianowany kapitanem
Gwardyi, a s lat po&niej zosta} ma
jorem. Okolo try lata temu zostaf
podpulkownikiem i jake TAXI byl ma
pograniczu meksykahskiem. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

zwfoki Franciszka G.. Gorskiego, 2
Chicago, ILL.,, ofiare '%katastrofy tram
wajowej W dniu 1 lipca.
1wloki znajdoWaiy sic ~jeszcze "
nieziym stanie, a identyfikowali je
brat ofiary, Stanislaw G6rski i kuzyn
Franciszek Salihski, kt6rzy tn prey
byll 2 Chicago, Ill. / teraz tam zwlo-
XII zabiora do pochowania.
w wirac.. rzeki maia sic znajdo-
wac ~jeszcze zwloki dwu kobiet, TAX
re ofiar tel samej katastrofy.
Jak wiadomo, tramwaj ma linii t.
wv. Gorge Route wpadi byi do rzeki
z powodr usuniecia sic podmytych
torow 1 wtedy okolo 80 os6b znalaz-
10 smierc W nurtach Niagary. Byli
to prawie ~wyiacznie turysci, zwiedza-
jacy wodospady Niagary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
y TOLEDO, OHIO.

StanisIaw Mikilihski, SO lat, prZy-
byi z kamieniofom6w Whitehouse do
Toledo, ably sic troche zabawic.
Dw6cn mezczyzn widzialo. gdy Mkt
liiiski zmieniaf GEEK W wyszynku ma
ulicy Superior. w tel chwili przycze-
pill sic do niego jako nieodstepni to-
warzysze i odprowadzili go do miesz-
kama pod mum. 10 Huron ul., gdzie
ma drugiem pietrze mial pok6j wy
najety. Tam drabi zazadali cd niego
wydania i'm pieniedzy. Mikilinski ME
byi tch6rzem podszyty. Jednego wy
rzucii oknem ma pole, a drugiego
zrzucif 70 schod6w ma dol. Skaleczyi
sobie jednak rece o szk}o, gdy jed
nego re swoich goSci przez okno wy
rzucal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
z DETROIT, MICH.

Grzegorz Rusinowsh doni6si po-
licyi, ze zostai obrabowany ma dro-
DE W poblizu ulicy D~equindre | Z
milowei drogi. Rusinowski jechal w
celu zakupna byd}a I mial PREY So
bic S545, kt6re mu zabrano. Oskar-
"a on Waltera Grabowskiego, o u
dial W tym napadzi.. Rusinowskiego
zwabi{ ktos listen W um0wione miei
see rzekomo W celu sprzedazy bydla.
Gdy Rusjnowski przejezdzal przez
lesista okolice, napadi go jakis mez-
czyzna z rewolwerem W reku / ode
brai mu pieniadze - przyczem os-
wiadczyI mu, re Grabowski bedzie
wiedzial, gdzie pieniadze te beda u
lokowane.
Ma sklep J6zefa L. Majaka, pnr.
60 Orleans u. napadlo dw6ch murzy-
now. Dzieny sklepikarz ME tylko, re
ME daI sic obrabowac, ale nadto PREY
trzymal jednego z bandyt0w / oddai
W zee policyi. Majak znajdowai sic
ma drabince | kiedy bandyci kazali
mu podniest rece do CORY - ME
wiele myslac, skoczyi ma jednego z
nicn z CORY. Drugi ucieki. Areszto-
wany murzyn podal W nazwisko,
iako w. Lando, lat SS z S39 Cathe-
rine ul.
Antoni ChoIewa przyjechai do De-
troit z Scranton, Pa, ably odwiedzic
swego brata Piotra, miesSkajacego
pnr. 1922 junction ave. Kiedy ma
dworcu Union zszedl W nocy z pocia-
gu zostal zaczepiony przez ja--
kiegos nieznajomego, kt6ry oswald
czy1 mu, ae zostal okradziony.
N~ieznaiomy wyrazil zyczenie obszu
kama kieszeni Antoniego CholeWy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
Dobry Apetyt.

Pan Michal Mikler z Slavia,
P. O. Maitland, Fla, pisai nam :
,,Po zazyciu Severa's Balsam OF
Life (Severy Balsam zycia) 20
ma moja wyzdrowiala i napowrot
odzyskaia dobry apetyt. Lekar--
stwo to polecam kazdemu, kto
cierpi ma zoiadek." Severy Bal
sam zycia jest wybornym wzmo
cnicielem narzadow trawieuia ma
zleniwions czynnost watroby,
niestrawnosc, nawykowe zatwar,
dzenie, dyspepsye i febre przery-
wana. Sprobujcie. w Genie IS
cent6w "a butelke, do nabycia
wszedzie W aptekach. w. F,
Severa Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
(Ogi,)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
UWAGI.
Jeszcze o d~z1a{alnoSci
Amerykahskiego Ger
n KrZyza.
(Dokonczenie.)

W przeciagu tego samego ty-
godnia dyrektor dywizyi allan
tyckiej, Albert W. Staub, prize
mawiajac ma zgromadzeniu W
Pleasantville, n. Y, oswald
cyl, re Czerwony Krzya po-
trzebuie jednej gf6wnie rzeczy,
a mianowicie prywatnych do
NOV, W kt6rych mOznaby pO-
mieszczaG zo}nierzy rannych,
ale wyleczOnych o lyle, IL mo-
INA ich wypusci6 re sDpitali. O.
.becny ma tenn zgromadzeniu
pewien dziennikarz natych--
miast przesfa@ o tenn wiado-
nose do Prasy ZjednoczOnej /
W przeciagu dwudziestu CITE
rech godzin zaczeIy napfywac
ofer:y. Pierwsza nadeszia cd
kobiety nalezacej do jednej z
najwybitniejszych rOdzin W
kraju, a mieszkajacej W No
wynn Yorku. Patryotka ia or
naimila W swym liScie, re odda
chetnie do rozporzadzenia
Czerwonego Krzyza Osm sy-
pialni i Obowiazuje sic dostar-
czaG codziennie % Obiad6w Ola
rekonwalescent0w = zolnierzy,
,.Nadto" - dodala, - 20
fiaruje sic codziennie popo&u-
dniu przez dwie godziny pe4nie
s}uzbe sekretarki. Zalaczam r6-
wniez GEEK Ma tysiao dOlarow
ma wpdatki wedle uznaMa Ia
rzadu Czerwonego KrZyza po-
trzebne."
Ale byf to dopiero poczatek.
2 maIych miast, z farm, z let
nisk nadbrzeznych, ~nap}ywaly
oferty pokoi, ca}ych dOmkow,
) a nawet ca4ych pOsiad}osci o.
bejmujqcych pc kilkaset ARROW.
do rozporzadzenia Czerwonegc
Krzyza dla uzytku rekonwales,
cent6w wojskowych re szpitali
uwolnionych, kt6rym potrzeba
bylo Ola odzyskania zdrowia
spedzac tygodnie hub miesiace
ma swieaem powietrzu z do
brem poaywieniem i W spokoj'
mem otoczeniu, by mogli p6z-
mel powr6ci6 do szergow.
W Long Island zas ma pew
uem zgromadzeniu Pc wywo-
dach jednego z mowc0w, pc
wien dostatnio odziany obywa
tel powstai i rzek}:
ia jestem "a starry, azeby
wstapie do wojska, ale mog'
zaiac sic obowiazkiem zmobili
sowania Psow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
Il NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y.

u rzeki Niagara PREY wirach. "a
tenn ponizej wodospadu wydobyto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Oadnyeh ssalbisrsy Z nseIagacsy.
ssyha1scych ma kieszenie iatwowier.
aych. mic ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO.
SKI ma swydh szpsltach. DO zawsss
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. oszukancss
,,fire sales'' stanowczo " DZIENNI.
Ku CHICAGOsKIM oElas1ans ~
ajs mogS. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
Pred
Leczeniern

sy vase przedwczesnie wan siwieja?
Czy wlosy vase dziela sic, So .lepkie
lub bez zycia? Czy cierpicie ma iupiez.
swierzbienie lub egzyme ma gtowie?
Czy jestescie Iysi Tub tez zaczynacte E-
siec? Piszcie zaraz pc nasza ilustroWa-
ma ksiazecDke:
,.JAk PIELEGNOWAC WLOSY"
(Przez dobrze n europejskiego
specyaliste).
BEZPLATNE LECZENIE.
Chcemy was przekonac ! to ma nasze
wiasne ryzyko. re Calvacura metoda "a
pobiega wypadaniu w}osow; niszczy lu-
piez / egzyme ma glowle | powieksza po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
,,Posiada ono jedna zalet

ktora trudno objasnic'' - pisze
pan G. R. Hendriokson 'Callen-
der, Iowa, o Ora. Piotra Gomozo
- ,,cziowiek czuje sic jak nowo1
narodzony, Po uzyciu czterech
hub pieciu butelek." To przez
Gas wyprobowane lekarstwo zio-
lowe ma ~czyszczenie krwi i orga-
nizmu, ME jest sprzedawanem
przez aptekarzy. Jest ono dostar-
czanem lpdziom wprost z labora-
toryum DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 1876 So. Hoyne ave,
Chicago, Ill. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Tenze zgodzii sic ma to 1 nieznajo-
my ME z~nalazlszy swoich pieniedzy
W kieszeniach Cholewy - pzepro-
sill go 1 oddali} sic.
Cholewa pozniej obszukawszy sic
sam po kieszeniach, sensational
niestety, re zamiast zwoju bankno-
tow liczacego 1920 - kieszen jego
zawieraia rolke zwykiego papieru, oh
winieta dookola W banknot jedno--
%dolarowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Rad nurodu PrzeS narod ola
norodu, ME sginie z powterEchnt
siemi.
Abraham Lincoln
@s-*%**+
Mekowfe staru wszedzte zgd-
dzajq sic " zdaHfu, Se must tst-
nice sjednoczona, niezGIeSn0
sGmorzqdnn POIska.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

rost wfosow. Wyslemy wan 500 pu.
defko Calvacura No. ]. wraz Z powyzej
nowac w}osy", jezeli przy$lecie nam
sWe nazwisko ! adres l0c W srebrze
lub 8naczkach pocztowych DO pokrycia
kosztow wysyfki.
Wytnijcie ponizej podany kupon I
przyslijcie takowy do Cnicn Labora--
tory. Box SSS. Union, y. Y.
LABORATORY, BOX SIS UNION, U. Y.
Niniejszem zaiaczam lOc ma pokry-
Gle kosztow wysy}ki. Prose- mi PREY
STAG zaraz vase 800 Calvacura lecze-
ME / wasza ksiazeczke ,.Jak pielegno-
wac w1osy" (Zaiaczcie niniejszy kupon
do wasZego listu.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

nego Krzyza zechcialo zawiesit
swe dzialania pc zakonczeniu
wojny.
Ma razie jednakowoz myslet
wypada o potrzebach chwili j
najbli5szej przysz}osci. Stara.
liSmy sic przynajmniej W po-
bieznym zarysie przedstawit
niezliczone zadania, kt6re so,
bic postawi}o Stowarzysz A
merykanskie C~zerwonego Krzy
Ia W chwili obecnej, a zdaje
nam sic, re szkic ten wystarczy
do przekonania kaadego, il do
s~prostania tym zadaniom mig
dy ME moze bye "a wiele fun
dusz6w lub "a wiele ludzi do
pomocy.
Dlatego to Krzyz Czerwony
wzywa do pomocy wszystkich
bez wyjatku, m1odych i sta
rych, kobiety / mezczyzn, "a
moznych i ubogich, - o lie W
inny jaki spos6b ME s}uaa kra-
jawi W tel jego ,,potrzebie."
Potrzebuje ON mechanikow,
kucharsy, rachmistrzow, steno-
graf6w, a~ptekarzy, elektrykow,
rzemieslnik6w wszelkiego ro-
dzaju, t}6maczy, woznic, wyro-
bnikow, - dodatku do leka-
rzy, chirurg6w, pielegniarek
sfu5by zawodowej szpitalnej
lub sanitarnej.
Kobiety, niekoniecznie pie
legniarki zawodowe lub ochot,
nicze, kt6reby zyczyly sobie O.
chotniczo zaciagnac sic do s@uz-
by, znalezc moga sposobnosc
do oddawania usfug szyciem,
gotowaniem, przygotowywa-
MEM bandazy, opatrunk6w
szarpi, take do obs}ugi W ia
dalniach i kwaterach, do pra-
MIA, - lub tez do fotografowa-
MIA, stenografowania, homa--
czenia, obs}ugiwania automo-
blow, lub wreszcie do czytania
g}osno, pisania list6w i innych
obsfug PREY chorych i rannych.
l niekoniecznie piracy ia
kiej sic trzeba oddawac W kwa-
terach Czerwonego Krzyza lub
W jego szpitalach i innych "a
k1adach; ME opuszczajac Was
nego domu i zwyk}ych zajec, W
chwilach wolnych MONA odda-
wac sic piracy wydzielonej che
tnie w kazdem biurze lub kwa-
terze tego stowarzyszenia. We
wielu miejscowosciach tez roz-
ne organizacye kobiece, nietyl-
ko dobroczynne lub towarzys-
kie, ale take r~ozrywkowe zao-
fiarowa}y juz swe us}ugi Ger
wonemu Krzyzowi, zobowiazu-
;jac swe cz}onkinie do wyrzeka-
MIA sic zabaw i rozrywek, by
poSwiecony lynne dotychczas
czas, :jakotez fundusze, sk}adac
W ofierze patryotycznej tel
humanitarnej dziaialnosci.
81
Jak wiadomo z licznych ma
szych artykuhow, notatek i O.
g}oszen, Polk W Chicago zy--
czace sobie przy}aczc sic do
szlachetnej tel akcyi, znajda
ku temu wszelka sposobnose
zasiegnac NIGGA wszelkich in
formacyj We fill polskiej Ger
wonego Krzyza PREY Macierzy
Polskiej, pnr. 1457 w. Divi-
sion str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Yrawis kasdy polski agent real.
noSciowy ogiasza sic " DZIENNIKU
oHIoAGpSKIM DO nie1edpokrotnis
prsekonaa Sie. - ia nAjis1isj mu
"a epine1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
HOLD DOWN FLOUR MILLS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-Minneap-
oils flour mills were ordered to cut
down their production to 60 per cent
Of capacity until further notice In or
der to relieve the scarcity of wheat
at Eastern mills. The order was is
sued by the milling division OF the
Food Administration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
NEGRO THIEVES BADLY
NJURE WHITE VICTIM
Beat and Rob James Murray Dean
and Escape With Horse.

With an eight-inch cash in his neck. a
broken nose. and Commissions Of the face.
James Murray Dean. forty years old. Of
oxon Hill. Nd. lies seriously hurt in
Casualty Hospital. the victim Of two
unidentified colored thieves.
Dean told the police he left the branch
Of the Sanitary Grocery Company at
Second and F streets northwest. where
he is employed. last night and went to
the Allen Livery Stables. Nichols ave
nue.. Anacostia. to hitch the house he
drives to his home each evening.
As he took down the harness. lantern
In hand, the two men, one Of whom. he
says, was masked, jumped on him from
behind. pinioned his arms. and twisted
q rope about his neck until it cut deep
into the flesh. He was beaten over the
head and robbed Of 81 In his pay en-
velope. Then his assailants finished
Harvesting the horse and drove away
at a tearing rate Of speed down the
brightly Lit street
Dean staggered to the stable door,
where he was seen a few minutes later
by the motorman OF passing street car
and rushed to the hospital in a private
auto. Police OF the Eleventh precinct
have not apprehended the robbers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
TWO DEAD UNDER AUTO.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Summoned
by a fisherman. who had discovered
an overturned automobile in the mud
at Howard Beach, near Jamaica Bay,
the police recovered the body OF
George Greenberg. of Brookiyn. and
that of an unidentified woman from
beneath the machine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
PULLMAN WOULD
MAKE STREETS
SAFE AS HOME

mo stone win be left unturned to
make the streets of Washington as
safe as the home" declared Major
Raymond W. Pullman, superintendent
Of Police, in an interview today in
regard to the fifty-seven arrests with
In twenty-four hours for violations of
the traffic regulations.
"A vigorous campaign il being
waged," Major Pullman continued, "to
stamp out all reckless driving on
the streets Of the Capital. The police
have been instructed to arrest per-
sons for any violations of the traffic
laws. and they are doing their duty.
Much favorable comment has been
received from visiting motorists. as
wen as residents OF the city. on the
improved conditions in Washington.
Our streets are TO be absolutely safe
for both pedestrians and traffic.H
AT q meeting OF the ySafety-First
Association last night, William f.
PEABODY. president OF the orRaniza-
ton. suggested the establishment Of
a bureau in the Police Department
where citizens may report motorists
for reckless driving. A special com.
mittee-o Of the Safety-First Association
Is to conduct series Of lectures this
winter at church entertainments.
civic meetings, and similar gath
erings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
MONGER DECLARED
GUILTY OF KILLING;
SENTENCE YEARS

HARRIsoNBURG. va. Oct. 1L-At
the conclusion of trial lasting eight
days. q jury In the circuit court Of
Rockingham county here returned .
verdict of murder in the second do
gree in the case of Robert Mongsr.
on trial for the killing of J. Milton
Hensley. near E1kton, on August 10
last. and fixed his punishment At
eight years. in the penitentiary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
REAL CAVE MAN LIFE
DIDN'T SUIT THIS WIFE

NEW YORK; Oct. 14--John Yahun-
dis told Probation officer Lesnick of
Yonkers that he would rather live In a
cave in the side of the Palisades than
with his pretty twenty-nve-year-old
wife in a city apartment house. Mary
Yahundis, the wife, insisted that she
would not live IN the cave, and the
couple have decided to separate.
Yahundis and his wife came here
from the bahama Islands about I'VE
years ago. They started housekeep-
ing In an apartment. A short time
ago Yahundis was made q guard of
the Interstate Park and his longing
for a life in the open came back to
him, he told the probation officer.
His wife tried living in the cave he
had selected for two days and then
gave 1t UP and brought the matter to
court
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
MAJOR PULLMAN
: GIVES SERMON;
LOYALTY TOPIC

The head Of the police force Of
Washington can ind time every Sun
day to go to church.
Major Raymond w. Pullman has
not missed a Sunday school rally
service at a little Lutheran Church
at PennsyIvania avenue and Second
street southeast In fifteen years.
Major Pullman went to the services
this morning and made q speech.
He stood upon the platform in the
little Sunday school house where
years before he had decided to be a
Christian and spoke a few simple
words to an audience in which were
many Of the friends Of his childhood.
He said he would like to see the man
who would call II improper to make
q patriotic speech in church. TT Is
the most religious thing that can pos
sibly be done at this time. 1t is up
to uS. all to get behind the Red Cross.
the Liberty loan and the Government.
L was greatly impressed by the
speech OF French captain that /
heard IN New York. The French cap
tain said that he would like to get
a-hold Of one of these pacifists preach
ers that he had heard of.
HE said that he had been wounded
twenty times in the cause Of peace.
and wanted to know what that
preacher had done for the cause OF
peace" g = =
Major Pullman at one time was sn-
perintendent OF the Sunday school OF
the Church of the Reformation and
on every rally day the big Limousine
OF Major Pullman can be seen sitting
In front OF the little red brick
church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
ILL HEALTH MAY
BRING Retirement
OF SENATOR LEWIS

Senator James Hamilton. Lewis, one
popular members Of the upper house
of Congress, may not seek recollection
Congress, may not seek reelection
after his present term expires. March
3, 1919
The Illinois Senator told me Times
today that unless his health Improves
between now and the Democratic pri-
mary in Illinois In September OF next
year he win not consent to run, for
the Senate again. He said this state
ment could also be applied to rumors
that have connected his name with
the mayorship Of Chicago. his home
city.
''My health Is so broken now" de-
clared the Illinois Senator, shat It Is
unlikely shall be a candidate to sue
coed myself. i do not make this an
nouncement a. definite because no one
can tell what year will bring forth
The duties OF my position have weigh
ed heavily upon me since the war
broke out and my health Is suffering
as q result.
AT the present time have no In
clination Whatsoever for the nomina-
tnon again or even the mayorship Of
Chicago, with which rumor has time
and again connected my name. A
year may bring forth many changes
and II my health is better II Is pos
sible I may run again, n the people
OF my State desire It"
Senator Lewis IL still at the Shore
ham Hotel and may spend some time
in the Capital before returning to
Chicago for the Congressional vaea-
ton. His term expires March 8, 1919.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
Gompers Declares
Country VIII Not
Conscipt Labor

Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation Of Labor,
declares emphatically there will
be no CONSUMPTION Of labor for
navy yards and munition plants.
The men are all working.
What more do. you wantf What
more can there Der" he added.
He apparently regarded the idea
Of CONSUMPTION as reflection on
the patriotism OF American labor.
Other labor leaders were nom
eommltal on the question, but
their attitude apparently was that
OF Gompers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
HELM URGES ARREST OF
ANTEWAR CONGRESSMAN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14.-Any
man who is not giving his whole
hearted support to President Wilson
Is q traitor to his country. said Con-
gresham ]. Thomas Hefiin OF Ala
bama in an address here
IF we arrest a street corner speak
err for harangreing a crowd against
the country's participation in the
war; he said. 1--WE ought TO arrest .
member Of Congress who docs the
same thing on large scale and causes
the nations abroad to think there -
dissension In the United States"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
DEATHS

McELROY-On Saturday. October u, 1917, at
her home. ''Bally McElroy," near Calches-
ter, Fairfax County. Va, ELSIE POM
EROY McELROY, beloved wife OF John
McEIroy and mother of X. p. McElroy, Of
washington, d. C.. and Mrs. Elsie NIGEL
ROY Slater, Of FL Paso, Tex.
Funeral from her home, 1912 Sixteenth
street northwest, Wednesday. October II,
1917 at 10 o'clock a. m.
BUEHNE-on Thursday. October II. 1917. at
Providence Hospital. ADELAIDE NJ, be-
loved daughter OF August " and Kathrine
Buehne, aged twenty-three years.
Funeral from her late residence. q MichI-
ran avenue northeast. Monday. October Is
3 a. m. Reqoiem mass at ST. Martin 5
Church. thence to st. Mary's Cemetery.
Friends invited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
WHITAKER HONORED
ON OCCOQUAN RETURN

Employees Of the District workhouse
presented to Superintendent w. H.
Whitaker on his return yesterday q
written memorial expressive OF their
esteem and confidence in his methods.
The document Is signed by the Of
ficials, all OF whom pledge their CO.
operation in making his continued ad-
ministration 9 success. On entering
his office in the administration build
ing, Mr.. Whitaker found It filled with
flowers. the gift of officials and en-
ployes.
AIonzo Tweedale, acting superin-
tendent. returned to his duties as
auditor of the District today.