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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Vlada bo koncala stavke.

V Washingtonu izdelujejo dale
kosezne nacrte, da "a casa vojne
izkliuGijo vse moznosti "a stavke
V vladnih ladijedelnicah in tvorni-
cab, kjer Sc producirajo vojne po-
trebScine "a vlado. V prvi vrsti
namerava vlada obdavGiti vse VOL
ne dobiGke, tako da bo kapitalis-
tom odpadlo veselje do navijanJa
visokih cen; V drugi vrsti pa bo
vlada skrbela "a to, ola bo organi-
zirala vse delavstvo po takih izde-
lovalnicah in postavila primerno
place. Razni vladni veScaki studi-
rajo sedaj angleski sistem, kjer je
vse tako urejeno, da nj skoro sill
sati nobenih stavkah in ce pride
do stavke so iste nitro koneane Y
zadovoljstvo obeh strank. Ma vsak
naGin je potrebno "a vecjo pro-
dukcijO potrebscln, ola delaVec III
delodajalec harmonizirata in oba
skusata prepreeiti izprtja in Sc V
vsakem spornem vprasanju zbli-
zata ter pokliceta Waldo, Ga po-
sreduje.
Iz Washingtona Sc tudi poroca,
da so vladni zastopniki in zastop-
niki ladijedelniskih uposljencev
prisli do zakljuGka glede primer
ne place, vendar do sedai Sc nj bi-
10 objavljeno, kaka maj bo ia pla-
ca. Pri vsem tenn pa Sc je dale gle
dalo ma to, da bo plaza enakomer-
ma po vseh napravah, tako da Sc
ne bodo delavci selili IL kraja V
kraj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05

BritiSka fronta ma FlanderSkem
in Belgiji. - MarSal HaigOve ce-
te so V vGeraj zaGeti Ofenzivi who
dino od Ypresa ma nekaterih kra-
jih predrle nemSke vrste ma emo
milo globoGine in Sc polaStlIe
Pass Chendaele-Gheluvelt roba.
Nemei Sc predajaiP velikanskem
Stevilu. Pass Chendaele rob je
strategi6na toGka, ki je bila eden
glavnih ciIjev angleSke ofenzive
in ki je do sedaj branila angles
kim 6etam pohod po belgijski pla-
noti, katera Sc razprostira pred
tenn robom do Ostenda in Zeebrug-
ge, pristanov nemShh submari-
nov.
London. = Ma cell flanderski
erti Sc je razvila huda bitka, ko
so vGerai angleSke cete zacele z
novo ofenzivo vzhodnO od YpreSa
in 81 pridobile vazne nemSke pO-
stoianke, ma devet mill dolgi from
ii. Rezultat te velike bitke, ki Sc
je razvila po dalj$em artiljerij-
skem pripravljanju, je skoro one
mogoGil vsako resiStencO Od strani
nemskih Get, Xxi Sc Sc nahajajO po
nekaterih poStojankah ma tenn
Pass Chendaele robu. 10 81 An
gleI enkrat popolnoma osvoJiJo
ia rob, bodo lahko gledai V O.
stend in Zeebrugge. Nemci pa nj
so samo zgubili vazne postOjanke,
ytemveG so imeh trtlizSude zgube
ma mostvu, ma ubitih in jetnikih.
Zadnja poro6ila omenjajo, ola Sc
bitka nadaljuje.
Mar$al Haig je pO dobrem arti-
ljerijskem pripravljanju ma veil
XII 'front.' pred Ypresom zacel z in
fanteriiskim napadom. Bitka Sc je
razvila severno in JUNO Ypres-
Roulers proge. AngleSka infante-
rija je zapustila svoje zakope
predno je solnce izSlo in kmalu 81
je pridobiIa prve nemSke zakope,
ki so bill skOro zravnani od arti-
Ijerije. Bitka je bila huda ma cell
'front.', kajti tudi Nemei so Sc pri-
pravili "a ia napad, ker odloeili so
Sc, da branijo tie postOjanke do
zadnjega mOza.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Anarhisti in Berkman.

RuSki anarhisti so skuSali ma
praviti velikanskO demonstracijo
proti AmeriEi, toda vspeha nj bi-
10. Mnozica je ploskala, toda sile
Sc nj hotela posluziti, temvec je
samo sprejela razne resolucije. =
Shod Sc je vrSil, da Sc ma istem
protestira proti eksekuesI afek-
sandra Berkmana, Glavni govor-
nix je bill neki Schapoff, kateremu
so dobro znane ameriSke pOstave
proti anarhizmu. Govoril je wee
krat in vsakokrat je metal blato
ma ameriSki in angleSki konzulat,
hoteG razburiti mnozico, da bi ma
ME navalila in ker 81 gOvornik,
bojec Sc stroge ruske poStave, nj
upal naravnost naScuvati mnozice
ma konzulate, je mnozica ostala
mirna. On je cello obdolzil ameri-
Skega kOnzula, ola sta pomagala
Korniloffovi ustaji, obdolzil jih
je, da sta reprezentanta kapitai-
stow in predsednika je cello imeno-
val Gear Wilson,.
Ljudstvo je aplavdiralo, ko je
Schappof pripovedoval, kako Je
Berkman SkuSal umoriti kapital-
sta Fricka in nikdo izmed mnozice
81 nj upal popraviti laznjiva poro-
ella Berkmanovem slueaju, radi
katerega ga je sodnija obsodila.
Ma letakih je bilo ozna6eno, "da
Amerika hOce usmrtiti ruskega /
in revOlucijonarca, Berk-
mana. Vsi vojaki in delavci mora
jo biti navzoGi ma shodu, da bo-
do sliSali ma kak neGuven naein
postopa Amerika in njena burzoa-
zija S revolucljonarci." "
Ruski anarhisti so hoteli napra-
viii konja IL muhe, toda nj Sc jim
pOSreGilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Vlada proti I. w. w.

Justicni departement je do da.
naSnjega dine aretiral tri in osem,
deset |. w. w. voditeljev, to je
ravno polovico Stevila voditeljev.
katere je obtozila zvezna glavna
porota. Samo drzavi Illinois SO
aretirali II clanov I. w. W., osta-
Ii pa pridejo IL raznih drugih dr.
zav. Tajnik organizacije Haywood
je tudi V zaporu. Njegovo poro-
stvo znasa $4,000, katerega pa nj
mogel dobiti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Protinapadi odbiti.

Predno so AngleI pOdvzeli to o.
fenzivo so nem$ke cete vprizorile
veliko protinapadov ma zavezni-
Ske pozicije pri Polygon gozdu in
Tower Hamletu, tudi vSpehOv MISC
imeli nobenih. AngleSki letalci so
zopet vteraj virgil osem tonov
bomb ma nem$ke zelezniSke pOsta-
je V blizini .Doat in Courtrai. -
Vspeh je bill precejSen. AngleSki
letalci so vniGih Sest nemSkih le-
tai in zbili ma tia Stiri druga leta-
la, Anglezi pa pogreSajo 4 svoja
letala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Austria i'm mir.
Sovraznik bo placal.

Amsterdam. = Centralne vlasti
so pripravljene stopiti mirovna
pogajanja ko nitro sovraznik IRE
ce, ola je pripravljen sklepati mir
ma podlagi mirovne pogodbe in ola
hoce sprejeti V pogoje popolno
razoborozenje, kar Sc nanaSa ma
vojaStvo in mornarico. Ce tega
zavezniki ne bi hoteli sprejeti, po-
TEN bodo prisiljene osrednje VIA
sti spremeniti svoj program in "a
htevati odSkodnine.
Tako Sc je izrazil grof Czernin,
avstro-ogrski minister "a zunanje
zadeve.
Avstriji in Nemciji della sedaj
najEecje preglavice mogoce BOZ
kotiranje njihove industrije po
vojni cd strani zaveznikov. One
dive uvidite re sedaj, da tax BOZ
kot jih popolnoma ubije in zaradi
tega zahtevate, da Sc odpravi vo-
jaStvo, kakor tudi mornarica. S
TEN hocejo zadati najhujsi udarec
Angliji, XII ina gospodstvo ma vi
sokem morju.
Grof Czernin pravi nadalje
"Predno sklenemo mir, moramo
imeti pezitivne garancije, da he
bodo naSi sedanji nasprotniki vo-
dill proti nam ekonomske vojne. .
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Odskodnina.


Porotnilzi so te dneve postavili
.precej visoko ceno "a zgubo enc
noge. Ralph Roe, bivsi premikae
ma Chicago Junction zeleznici je
po nesreci padel pod tovor'ti voz,
XII mu je odtrgal nogo. Porota mu
je priznala $4,000 odskodnine,
kar je do sedaj najvisja odskodni-
ma "a zgubo enc noge. Roev odvet-
mix je apeliral ma poroto, ola wa
me V postev sedanjo draginjo. Po-
rota Sc je ozirala ma odvetnikov.
APPEL, kakor je razvidno il njenega
pravoreka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
UCITE Sc ESPERANTO.

Vsak rojak V Chicago ina Sc
daj priliko, da Sc nauei mednarod-
mega jezika Esperanto. Pouk je
prost. kupiti 81 je treba samo knji-
ge, li stanejo $1.25. Kogar zani-
ma mai Sc zglasi V nedeljo OBJ pol
tretii uri V Soil V Dvorakovem
parku na May in Fl. cesti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Rusi MISC tako slabotni.

Petrograd. = Poluradna izjava
IL ruskega glavnega stana komen-
tira, kako so Rusi, vkljub velillim
tezkoGam vsled revolucije drzali
nazaj tevtonske legijone, ki so no
tell izkOriStiti ruski notranji po-
lozai in zmlinciti ruske postOjan-
Ike in preploviti cello Rusijo. Cd
kar Sc je zaGela revolucija so Mem
ci poveGali svojo armada ma ruski
'front.' "a petnajst divizij in $40
veli1ih top0v.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Premogovni
poIozaj.
Premogarski polozaj.

Washington, D. G. = Admin
strator "a kurivo DR.. Garfield sc
je izjavil, da Sc ne bo pustil ulo-
viii cd strani premogarskih ope-
ratorjev, ki zahtevajo, da Sc cena
premogu povisa, predno bodo mo-
gil oni povisati place premogar-
jem. Garfield je rekel: "Na to
lahko raGtlnite, ola tn ne bo prislo
do nobene tristranske pogodbe,
s katero Sc bi povisala plaza in
tudi cena."
Zastopniki premogarjev in ope-
ratorjev Sc sedaj nahajajo V
Washingtonu V nadi, ola pregovo-
rio vladne zastopnike, da povisa-
jo ceno premogu pri ustju premo-
govnikov, tako da bodo mogli o.
peratorji V Illinoisu, Indiani, o.
hio in Pennsylvania ugoditi pre-
mogarskim zahtevam in jim povi-
sati place "a Is centov pri toni. -
Operatorji trdijo, da ne morejo u
goditi zahtevi delavcev, ako jim
vlada ne primakne pri vsaki toni
vsaj so centov. IL tega je razvid-
no, ola operatorji hocejo to ma
nipulacijo napraviti samo dobicek
| in sicer 35 centov pri vsali toni.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
SteviIo jetnikov veliko.
Francoz so odb vse napade pred Verdunom Rus a.
narhisti in Berlzman

Bajnsici Sc vrSe samo male praske
med strazami.
Ma Ruski 'front.' sc vrSe samo To-
kalni boil med strazami. Uradno
petrograjsko porOGilo omenja o
aktivnosti nemSkih in ruskih le-
talcev V blizini ruskih baltiSkih
pristanov. Ruski letalci so vspeS-
no napadli nemSka skladiSGa V
Kurlandiji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Papez ne bo odnehal.

IL zanesljivih virov Sc poroca,
da bo papez V najkrajsem casul
razposlal poslanice ma vse vlasti,
S katerimi bo Sc enkrat poskusal
zblizati vojskujoce Sc sile, ola bi Sc
zacele pQgajati "a mir. On je mne-
MIA, da so nemski in avstrijski po-
goji sprejemljivi in da bi morali
tudi zavezniki odnehati nekoliko,
ko vidijo, da je Nemcija priprav-
LENA odloziti orozje in sedaj cello
sama propagira in zahteva razoro-
zenje.
Grof Czernin je rekel, da sveti
oGe ie postal svojo mirovno posla-
nico popolhoma ma svojo roko in
da ga nj do tega privedla Avstri-
ia. Ko bi ljudje slisali govoriti
tega avstrijskega bahaca, bi misli-
Ii, da je V Avstriji TAXA sloga, ta-
ka moe, da jo ne bo mogoce niko-
Ii premagati, medtem ko je V res
nici V takem polozaju, da ne more
vec nikamor ganiti in da je. mo-
rala Nemcija poslati cello svoje vo-
!iastvo ma goriSko fronto, da resi-
Avstrijo pred popolnim porazom.
Zdruzene drzave proti miru.
Vladni krogi Washingtonu so
mnenja, da predsednik Wilson ne
bo vel nazaj svojih besed in ola
Sc BIO strogo drzal svojega odgo-
vora ma papezevo poslanico. Mir
in ponudba "a mir mora priti IL
nemskega ljudstva, potem sele bo-
do govorile Zdruzene drzave in Sc
menile O miru.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
= :.
Premoga ne bodo> izvazali.

Ameriska v1ada je vceraj odre-
dila, da Sc premoga vec ne iva
Ia V inozemstvo, to pa najvec "a
radi tega, da Sc Nemciji zadrgne
"a vrat zanjka. Da Sc prepreci IL
voz ziveza IL juznoameriskih re-
publik V severne nevtralne evrop-
ske dezele, odkoder najde svojo
pot Nemcijo, so Zdruzene drza-
We odlocile, da Sc od sedaj naprej
veG ne eksportira premoga V Juz-
no Ameriko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Proti razkosanju.

Veliko je polagal grof Czernin
ma vazno vpraSanje, Xxi Sc tiee raz-
kosanja Avstrijsko-Ogrs dvoj-
ne monarhije. On pravi, ola je Via
da ze vse potrebno poskrbela, ola
Sc kaj takega ne izvede in ola bo-
do vsi nacrti zaveznikov izpodlete-
Ii. Menu so znana vsa gibanja "a
razkosanje Avstrije in "a ustvar-
ienje ma njenih razvalinah novih
mogocnih drzav. IL tega je razvid-
no, da mora Avstrija imeti Sc We
liko Spijonov tukaj, ki nitro ma
taknejo ma MEN nos vsak vazen
korak.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Pomorska bitka
Napadi S submarine pojenjujejo.

London. = Mex visji uradnik
britiSke admiralitete Sc je izjavil,
da je bilo teku zadnjih treh me-
secev vec nemSkih submarinov
potopljenih, kakor V katerem dru-
gem casu.
Zadnji torek je mex nemski sub
marin napadel britisko krizarko
Drake V blizini irsze obali. IA po-
morSGakov je bilo ubitih. Krizarka
je dospela pristan V jako posko-
dovanem stanu. Ma njej Je bllo o.
koli 900 pomorseakov.
V sredo jutro je mex nemski
submarin napadel amerisko jadre-
nico Annie F. Conlon blizu Sicili-
je. MoStvo Sc je resilo.
V tednu koncanem 80. sept. so
Francozi zgubili pet velikih paro-
brodov in Italijani so zgubili diva
parnika. Mine in submarine so po-
tOpili te parnike.
Pomorska bitka v Jadranskem
morju.
LaSka admiraliteta poroca 0 po-
morski bitki med laSkim brodov-
iem in avstrijskem V Jadranskem
moriu. Bitke so Sc vdelezili tudi
avstrijski hidroplani, krizarke in
ruSilci. LaSki poveljniki so 1--WE
deli, da Sc nahaja vecje stevilo av-
strijslkih bojnih ladij OBJ vzhodni
obali Jadranskega morja in takoj
so zapovedali Skvadronu laSkih
ruSilcev, da napadeio avstrijsko
brodovje. Ma celu Sl1vadrona je
bila laSka hitra krizarka Aquila,
katera je napadla dive avstrijski
krizarki in jima pOvzrOcila znatno
Skodo. Ravno ko je zgledalo, ola
bo Auuila zmagala mad sovrazni-
kom je nastal ogenj ma Aquili, ra-
di cesar Sc je avstrijskim krizar-
kan posrecilo uteci V pristanisce
DraG. V tiStem trenotku pa Je
priletelo mad Aquila veliko zrac-
no brodovje in ga napadlo, mu
prizadelo ve8 Skode in ubilo vee
mostva. LaSko mostvo je ugasnilo
ogenj in vspeSno odgnalo avstrij-
sko zraGno brodovje. AvstriJski
hidroplani so Sc umaknili, toda
ma pozorisGce so priplule tri' We,
like avstrijske krizarke, Aida, Ma
vara in Aspern, Xxi so napadle A
quilo. Vnel Sc je hud BOZ in k sre-
6i so priSli ma pomoc Aquili ostali
ruSilci ma kar so Sc avstrijske krl-
zarke umaknile in odjadrale po-
Skodovane V svoje pristane. Lasko
topnicarstvo je veclrat zadelo
krizarko Navara in il cello zbilo IL
jarbole avstrijsko zastavo. Powell
nix ma Navari je bill ubit.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
AngIeSka zmaga enaka
oni pri Marne.

DANES 30 ZAZNAMOVAN SVETOVNI zGODOVlN1 kOI
DAN vETJKE IMAGE. ANGLEzI so PREMAGALI
NEMCE Ma DEVET MILL DOLGI 'FRONT.' IN BITKA
Sc DA PRIMERJATI ONI PRI REKI MARINE Ko
so FRANCOzI zAVRNILI PROFIT PARlzU PRO
DIRAJOCE NEMCE
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05

Vsled visoke Gene ma mleku je
samo New Yorku pomrlo mad
Stiristo malih otrok.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05

Ameriska vlada sedaj izdeluje
10000 letal "a yojne namene.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Gene v nadrobni razprodaji.

Vlada je razposlala ma VISA vec-
ia mesta svoje zastopnike, XII MAJ
pazijo ma Gene po kakih bodo raz-
prodajalci premoga prodajali pre-
mog in da ne bodo racunili vec
kakor je po postavi doloceno. -
Vlada je namreG dolocila maksi-
malno ceno "a premog ma drobno
in sicer smejo trgovci raeuniti ce-,
no IL leta 1915 in pristevsi k teJ
Sc 80 odstotkov, kar bi znasalo O.
koli $7O0 "a tono. DR.. Garfield je
.tudi opozoril trgovce S premogom,
da ina vlada pravico storiti dra-
sticne korake in konfiscirati pre-
mog V zalogah, ako bi Sc katerf
nrGdajalec branil prodajati pre-
mog po predpisanih cenah, poleg
tega pa zakon predpisuje tudi ve-
liko kazen zaporom in V denar-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-10-05
Dokazati morajo.

Vladni zastopnik Garfield je
rekel operatorjem, da vlada nika-
kor nemara biti nepravicna in ola
bo storila potrebne korake in po-
viSala ceno premogu pri ustju pre-
mogovnika, ako morejo dokazatl,
da S poviSanjem place, kakorsnJo
zahtevajo premogarji nimaJo prl-
mernih dobickov pod sedanjimi od
Wade dolocenimi cenami.
vlada priznava, ola je delavec
opravicen do poviska, ona prizna-
va, da mora tudi operator imeti
gotov profit, postavila pa Sc je ma
stalisee, da ne bo cen revidirala in
pomagala operatorjem ropati ljud-
stva, dol1ler operatorji ne dokaze-
io da imajo zgubo ali pa da NINA
io primernih dobickov.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10
BUFFALO BILL"
IDOL Of ALL BOYS,
CLAIMED BY DEATH
CONTINUED from Page One.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
w. T. Sherman, Lieut-Gen Phil Sheri- |
dan and Generals Crook. Custer, Mer-
rift. Carr, Royal. Miles, Dodge and 9TH |
ers and secured his appointment as
chief Of scouts in the United States
paigns in the west.
His career in this line identified him
with the great fighting epoch between
the red man and the white man waged
by Gen. Sheridan after the Civil war
that temporarily ended in 1876. but
was effectively finished in. the Ghost
Dance war in the decisive battle of
Wounded Knee in 1S90-91 campaign
with the Northern Sioux.
During the construction of the Union
Pacific railroad young Cody attached
himself to a camp Of United States
troops protecting the laborers and won
his sObriQuet of Buffalo Bill by TAX
ing a contract to supply the entire
force with fresh buffalo meat for a GER
tain period, killing under one contract
$3.50 buffaloes. On one occasion he
killed the noted Cheyenne Chief Vel
low Hand in the presence of Indians
| and troops.
He became known to juvenile Amer
| lea in the stories of the western ad-
| venture written by E. z. c. JudsOn who
wrote under the nom de plume of Ned
Buntline.
| With the advance of civilization,
| finding his occupation on the western
plains gone. he went on the stage
where he remained several years play
ing leading parts in dramas depicting
life on the frontier. Later in asSocia-
ton with Nate Salisbury. he organized
his wild west show with which he
toured this country for many years
and on one occasion visited the princi-
pal cities of Europe. where he was
warmly received and entertained by
royalty.
He was elected to the Nebraska leg
islature in 1872
Colonel Cody. in 1866. was married
to Miss Louisa Frederick.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10
HALIFAX COMPANY
ELECTED OFFICERS

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Halifax company was
held Tuesday in the office of T. F.
Williams. general manager, in the
Peck block. corner of Beach street and
Orange avenue. at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected:
F. NJ. Leonard, president; T. F. Will
liams. first vice president; ]. H. Der
by. second vice president; E. w.
Mitchell. secretary and treasurer;
J. l.. Wallace, assistant secretary and
treasurer.
Directors: T. F. Williams, chairman:
f. NJ. Leonard, j. H. Derby, E. w.
Mitchell. J. A. Stevens. F. n. Conrad,
A. N. Hoofnagle and HI B. Stevens.
Following the meeting and election
of officers the party visited the proper
ty of the company north of OrmOnd
where they enjoyed luncheon and
made an inspection of the company s
holdings. There was a general expires
sion of satisfaction over the improve
| ments which had been made on the
property and the outlook for future
business.
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GAS and TIRES TAKE
JUMP AND JOY RIDES
ARE TO COST MORE
GASOLINE is ONE CENT HIGHER
AND TIRES COST FROM TOTO 20
PER CENT MORE THAN BEFORE
FIRST OF MONTH.

Automobile tires as we'll as all other
rubber goods connected with the au-
tomobile industry have increased in
price this month from 10 to 20 per
cent. and the high cost of joyriding
is a serious subject OF conversation.
Gasoline has jumped one cent a
gallon the Standard Oil company be-
ing the first to raise and the other
companies following suit The whole
sale price was % cents and the in
crease brings it 10 "a cents. For a
couple of weeks all filling stations in
Daytona have been retailing gasoline
at the wholesale price. This Is caused
by competition between the various
oil companies but il is not likely but
what the price Will be increased so as
TO leave the dealer a slight margin
OF profit. at least
AS a matter OF fact gaSline retailers
figure a loss of at least l cent d gal
| Ion from evaporation and when they
| retail the fluid at the same price foI
which they buy il there cannot hell
| but be perceptible loss on every gal
! Ion sold
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10
MAKING AUTOMOBILE TOUR
TO POINTS ON WEST COAST

MI. and MIS-. Paul n. GOOdflch OF BOS-
ton, who arrived Sunday, left this
morning for an auto trip to the West
Coast, and are accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Bryant The party are
making the trip in Mr.. Goodrich $
Cadillac and expect to visit Tampa.
St. Petersburg. Tarpon Springs and
Port Richey. They will return some
time during next week. MIR. and Mrs.
Goodrich are house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryant and plan to enjoy many
pleasant automobile tours while here.
They have previously visited Daytona.
having been guests at the Despland
hotel curing the season of six years
ago on their last visit to the city
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10

The many friends of Rev Kerr
Boyce Upper. ID. D., of Philadelphia
Pa, the we'll known divine and lectur-
er. will be pleased to hear that he is
now delivering series of sermons
at the ST. Augustine Baptist church.
This fine speaker has addressed audi
ences and congregations at the beach
in past years. Those who have heard
hmi once never fail to grasp a second
chance to hear him. 1t is hoped by
his friends here that he will come to
the beach while he is in Florida
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10

llooleoo o. aooT ~ CHIMNEY
~ Z. FRGp DRovvs REs,DEMce
snlAkEs EXCITEMENT IN LOWER
spAyToHA uEAcH.

z1nueh o1eitement and NO damage
- 4nnsed Tueeday might about 800
- thosDoot eanGat flre In q Chin
- g The Z Fred Brown residence
oo1fh pdn1n1ula drive and the
poe treat lower Daytona Beach.
= - = 1oW m0meafD the chimney
ro1 1ngth flames and smoke in q
NM manner. for about IS feet into
- aar. - that they were plainly visi-
- lFo0 DaytonA. The Brown SER
6n1s Immediately phoned for the fire
l1DnRtmoat md flfst obtained Chief
~ - French. Of the Daytona Fire de-
HmEtu1nt who Immediately took over
~ chemical In an automobile to the
loWu Greeidence. and saw that the
- was thoroughly extinguished.
At thd receipt Of the alarm. which
- telephone exchange also sent to
- Daytona BeoeA department the flre
whistle IN the .haA next to the Day
49, Beach garage. was blown several
times In accordance with the regula
lo0a. and brought to the street scores
- beach residents who looked In vain
- . rcd glare IN any part of the town
snoHersl automobiles speeded down the
6halt pavement on Peninsula drive
- the scene OF the IRE but all founG
tit the cause Of the excitement hal
IT. ext1nguished.
~ The Daytona Beach nre truck wa.
1T In running order the department
mt respond TO the call.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10
COUSIN OF w. r. GARDNER
AWARDED VICTORIA CROSS

Mr. and Mrs Thos Bake OF Bramp-
ton, Ontario. Canada. cousins OF w.
H. Gardiner of this city. who had been
guests for awhile at the Despland
hotel, received word recently that an
other cousin. Wilfrid Gardiner. had
Just received the Victoria cross for
unusual and initiative bravery on
the front in France" This is the most
highly priced decoration awarded by
the sovereign OF Great Britain to
members OF the British army or navy
for remarkable Valor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10

NEW echooL HOUSE ON EARL
oT0GGT WILL De READY FOR
FURNITURE ~ LESS THAN A
MONTH.
Nearly forty carpenters are at work
AonA day on the finishing Of the new
0m1reexe-Daytona Beach school build
- which II being erected by C. T.
Oowtins. general contractor, on the
eogner Of Earl stert and Grandview
avenue. SeAbree1e.
The doors and windows Of the build
Ing have an been hung. The cloak
rooms in each class room are COM
Dooted and many other details are
ready. The floors Of the various rooms
ore now being laid and the hall
doors win be started in = few days
. 0uporintendent Amos Of the c. T
DawkiAs company, says that the build
1ng win Be ready for the installation
q furniture In less than three weeks
The crowded condition of the presen,
bn1lding since the Christmas holidays
makes Principal Homer E. Wakefield
more anxious than ever to get his
school settled In the new building be
1oee much longer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-10
0ettino e Back,

Parker-"1 wonder why Smartleigh
married that little dressmakero" Har.
ker-"For his money, believe Park
er-"For her money. you mean" Hank
er-"No, l mean what l said. You
see she made all his first Wife'S
clothes"