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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23
NEW WAR
LOAN GOAL
is NOT SET
Drive Will End We'd
nesday Night: Over
$4,000, 600 Expected

Tie executive committee OF The
Liberty loan drive In Detroit and
WAYNE county ia q conference
Monday afternoon. decided not TO
formally set ans new goal for the
drive hero. Tho campaign VIII
come 10 formal close "wednesday
nishr. as planned. with DE dinner
10 tr sales force Ia tho BOARD OF
Commerce auditorium Final re-
ports viii Do received az that time.
ana "a .is certain thai they viii put
The Grand total for the campaign
well over Sj0.000,00o.
Among the large subscriptions vet
10 b. reported b. thar OF Dodge Bros.
and employee Several large piants
previously reported on are expected
"a increase their subscriptions.
The executive committee IS M r.
CONT nf kilograms from Frank q.
VANDERBILT. former president az The
National city bank in New YORK
and now Secretary McAdoo's rieni-
hand man IN directing the Liberty
loan campaign. and from Acting Sec
rotary az the Treasury crosby con
gratulating them on Detroiis eNcei
lent showing The committee issued
the following statement
10 the citizens - netroii
petrbfre quota ~ the second iit-
.fty loan In $4,000 600 Dis QHotA
has been 0ger-subcriben, nNt Wni :
viii continue unt. eane
~ which time nnal results Or iLr
frrts Isl tuc statesmen VIII h" an
rouncsd SO new quote has been at-
Detroit has mst her responsihiiity
anlendidly and this comm itee ms
drasrs f6 rsualize tho generosity ~
our citizens hy strivtng Tor nr"
TIE thanks 81 this committee are
extended to the citizens ot letfrf
Dor tNe patriotic manner in which
theg hayc responded % the second
Iihtrfy Loan.
liberty loan Committee % Detroit
and Wayne county
JOHN ~. STALEY.
Executive Manage.
Amer r.. LAENED.
chairman sales Cen
RALPH STONE.
Treasurer.
Following he hnal reports o. the
statesmen az the dinner Wednesday
night. the executive committee VIII
turn the meeting over 70 Ted Reed.
official stunt man OF the campaign.
who has some surprises I'd his
sleeve
Out in the state only two coun,
ties had subscribed their quotas up
10 Monday night These were Md.
. lsnd ana lonia.
- The campaign OF the Detroit Boy
thus far has yielded $50 sub
ecrintions totaling $4,000. Troop
No. "A leads with subscriptions OF
$500. Troops 60 and " are a close
second and third.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

A. IN former years. young women
prominent On Detroit social circles,
viii act a. shers for fhe donation
party 10 be- given by fhe children 8
Aid society 90 .ts wards ana guests.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Murray
W. sales rs chairman ol the com
mlttee on ushers and tEe lisi ln-
cudes the Misses Fay AlFer. Eliza
beth Clark Isabel Dodge Annabel
Hubbard. barbara Lobrnzine. Mar
psret Lonryr-r. Elizabeth Muir,
Marjorie Muir. Jo-. pf.u" PAINS.
Maria louise Palms Frances sales
and Ruth WoodTi1
This will D. The ftty-fourth ami
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23
Young Society Women TO Usher
AT the 1ChiIdren's Aid Party

versary OF donation day ia the for.
mer Home FOR the Friendless build
ing which is nov owned and oper
ated by the children a Aid society.
An attractive program has been pre-.
pared and large number 81 guests
are expected 20 attend.
The society Is actively engaged IN
war work f1r children whose faith
ers are In the American and ca
madam armies and the directors
hone that the needs ~ these chill
dren viii be generously remembered
on donation day Checks mas Do
sent FOR The support or t1.s work
90 William p stevens, treasurer,
NO 83 Warren ave. west
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23
BIDS ON WAR
SUPPLIES ARE
INVITED HERE

Bids on war materials are asked
from Detroit manufacturers by the
Board OF Commerce, which Is assist
ing tho war department IN Assem-
bling needed materials Each week
n llst 81 tho requirements OF tho
war and navy departments II re-
oeived by the industrial bureau OF
the board. and tho information
transmitted 20 concerns Interested.
~ the present time. bids arc
wanted on an initial order OF $4,000
fuse boxes, 70 be followed by other
similar orders The bulk. of The
work Is stamping but there are also
small forgings 10 be bid upon. Manu-
facturers will bo assisted In seour.
INK the material. and larger con.
tracts viii be given the succcssful
bidders. Blueprints and specihca-
lions for The fuse boxes. which arc
% three types are on Me az INC
boards Industrial bureau.
ON Friday OF each week Dull
letin OF navy needs r. received by
tho Board OF Commerce, and De
troit concerns are also asked 20 sub
NIT bids on these supplies. AT The
present tlms a large quantity ot
electrical goods. clothing. and mis-
cellancous articles are desired
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

Gimlct I wish we'd have a roar
Ing old thunderstorm b. The time
We got home
Hracfiy- What's the odds
Gimlct--its the only time my
wife becomes too frightened Co
spepk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

Wife tafter leaving the taxO-
You had n dollar coming TO You ont
cf that i've
Husband They are not allowed
O. tip passengers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

SIS war rclle, work Will be genera
cad ~ special The American
Flra FOR French Wounded has been
engaged in making hospital gar
mcrss for wounded 0'd.ers and up.
eart. or 600 women % Detroit have
boon working under ifs direction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

who arc willing 20 crochet The caps
are asked 20 communicate with Mrs
Morton or the Red Cross
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23
-Art1r6.der Wanfs saIarY Boost.

A resolution asking that the sal.
airy of Frank Schroeder county
drain comm lssioner. be raised from
g. 600 20 $1,000 was presented 10
tho board Of county supervisors In
Tucrday mornings session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

PrIntinE-the pIain neat klad-that
i. .tgbt-Ttme. Job Drrt.-Main 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23
sou,a I'm go, ReevI,lna

John PHILIP Sousa and his military
band viii be brought 20 Detroit Sat
urGay. Nov g, by he Detroit branch
~ me National Lesgge ~ Women
Service. ia connection with navy re-
cnNng week, which s. 20 begin
Monday. oct 90 Tentative plans
include a street parade IN which en-
civic ard patriotic organizations viii
be asked 90 take part.
PriutInE-thr plain neat kind-tbat
l.. ~fUhgTfu,r. Tah he nj Main frQO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-23

Pr{nttng--the pl0fn urn' kird--that
q. rizht-Ifmes Job Drpt---Waln 1928.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
FIVE MILLION DOLLAR MINE
DEAL CAUSE OF LITIGATION
/. -. Ma \ucmpts 10 Recover $50
600 from 81 Louis Mining
COmpanN

special to The World
MIAMI Doc 20. f.. y. Nix filed
suit against the 81 Louis Mining COM
UanN iu thc district court Yesterday in
am effort o. have returned to him $50
GOO which was given to the miniuS
company to bind contract made iu
NoNomhvr This contract covered tn
sale OF the 81 Louis properties 10
Texas capitalists and the reported con-
s.dcrltion u ;he deal. S5.0O0,00O rep
rc.cutcd one ut the biggest deals made
iu this field
nix 100 his petition states that ne
was To- deposit in the First National
bank within ten days after the con
trnct was IguUd to bind the deal
The mining company was % submit,
him abstracts of titles which he was
to have examined. fhe contract could
hc cancelled the petition states. pro-
Nldcd the titles to the properties were
found Co have flaw. in them. This is
th. portion Of the contract upon
which NiN has based his suit. as he
alleges I'M his petition that his attor-
IeN advised him that the titles -,o1-
b. such shape that the purchase Of
them was not advisable.
\,N ask tor the return Of his $50
eco with interest NJ e per cent and the
cost of the suit lie also asks that u
receiver Nc appointed so that the min
ing company cannot dissolve its cor
porJuou or dispose oi its properJIrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
POLICE ARREST FIVE
FOLLOWING ROBBERIES
Youthful Boys Are Sentenced
to Term in Pauls Valley
Reformatory.

when the police made two arrests
yesterday morning they started on Il
roundup that ended with the arrest Of
four boys and one man who are known
as members Of the "east side gang"
belmar Iiull, Earl Whinncry, kenneth
IurnsIdcs and Jimmy Sexton were the
boys whose ages ranged from II TO
II. Edgar Burnsides was the ffth
member OF the party.
Tho police found that three stores
had been entered and robbed during
the night Among the articles found
were 30 pairs of shoes and various ar
tlclcs of clothing. Hunts, the Globe
ana icu'S Place on First street wcro
the stores that were entered.
The boys were taken before Judge
II l.. Saudcven and were sent 10 the
state training school AT Pauls valley
Edgar Iurusides IS held on a charge
.of burglary OF the boys. Hun
Whinnery and Kenneth Furnishes
have been caught before for theft, the
police say The boys have All been
under parole granted by Judge stand
even because the state institution was
filled
The arrest of this gang and their
sentence followed that Of another
gang Wednesday morning. known as
the west sidcrs." who are also to 20
TO the state institution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
Policeman Finds Bomb.

DALLAS Texas, Dec. Gown
Allen. veteran local police. officer, who
has been active in iuvAtigating al
legged anti government activities and
who has made several arrestss in this
connection. this morning found a
bomb concealed in the WOODWORK over
the front door of his home. An end OF
the fuse attached to the bomb pro-
truded and attracted his attention.
Examined at police headquarters the
bomb was found TO contain powder
and dynamite. Detectives are inVesti-
eating the case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
Useful GIFT Articles in
Women s and Misses Wearing
Apparel

Particularly Attractive Prices for Friday and Saturday
WOmens and Misses Coats regularly $695 to $l275o eX-
cellent winter models at ONE-FOURTH orr.
WOmens and Misses Dresses, in silk and regularly
$40 to $97.50, at ONE-FOURTH OFF.
WOmens and Misses Suits all excellent styles and ma
terials regularly $l750 to $l1450, at ONETHIRD OFF,
WOmens Fine Fur Coats beautiful models; regularly $45
to $465 at ONE-THIRD OFF.
WOmens and Misses Fine FurS in sets separate scarfs
and muffs; regularly $3.50 to $780, at ONE-FOURTH OFF,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21

Vc rry inexpensive these made OF corduroy
~. Priced S"oo
blanket cloth in dark servceable coos red
l6 81 To 80
Nuu, styes robes for years 81 %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
Attractive Leather Goods for
Yuletide Gifts

Our assortments are more beauti-
full than ever before. full to over
flowing with gifts for men and
women. We cannot begin to de-
scribe them. You must pay us a
visit to appreciate them The
prices are for every purse-to suit
all.
Leather bound Manicure Boxes
Leather bound Work Boxes
Leather bound H'kerchief Boxes.
Leather bound Glove Boxes
Leather bound bonbon and Sta
tionery Boxes
Leather bound Toilet Cases
Leather bound Writing Pads e..
Leather cased Desk Sets 60. g..
Leather cased Military Brush Sets
Leather Strap Purses
Leather Handbags
Leather Overnight Cases
Leather Thermos Bottle Cases
Leather Collar Bags
Leather Jewel Boxes
And others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
For a Christmas Gift
Start a Dresser Set

by giving a few pieces from
our very complete stock ~
handsome designs in Pyralin
Ivory you can start dresser
set for any friend or rela-
tive that can be added TO on
Birthdays and Christmas
Pyralin Ivory is not only
neat and handsome but sur
prisingly low in price for
gifts Of such taste and
beauty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
Lead and Zinc.

,----, ~,
~ INMI' l''' ~. ne 'uhh'L ~"
NlHhT company '"npoS'" OF u'S'
GU men, report uch s'rlkes On thy!r
~ acre tease 'dJoin'hE LI'kN .. ~
'' ''"'N'N"''' Whrr' Sh'lt VII
soon h' commenced TINS coWpanS
expects To- erect modern SUI Ton mlH
'a'N ln me new year dozen new
holes hlNr L''n drllled without one
sh'Niut blank ana some "t th'W
SNOW continuous lace "I ore HP-
.''NW'u1S 90 rect
Tine Lucky l'o"'n Mining company
which holds 40 acres upon Mhl'h a
p''i "t - Louis stands 1uSl east oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21

Manicure Files. at 25c 10 Soc
Cuticlc Knives, ut soc 10 81
Button Hooks, at 35c TO Soc
Manicure Scissors at 81 to 81
Buffers at. 25c to 500
Powder Boxes at S5c to $3.50
Hair Receivers S5c to $3.50
Pin Trays nt SOC to 15c
Dresser Trays ut 75c to $3.50
Combs at. ..... 25c to ST
Hair Brushes Sf.50 to SO
Clothes Brushes $3.50, $3.50
Hat Brushes Si25 to S3.75
Mirrors ut .....S2 To $3.50
Pin Cushions at soc to SO
Jewel Boxes at 81 so to 50
Shaving Sets S2.75 10 81
Clocks at ... S2.25 to S1i.50
Desk Sets at S12.50 up
Perfume bottles soc To S2.15
Candle Sticks S5c to $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
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Fifth and Main Temporary Entrance Fifth Street
This Store wiz Not
BE Open Evenings
Till Christmas EUe

aua %pep If you Will
1 here
low fyou have
Jus bring your here d Sc o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21

Fluffy. Warm Comforts, COW
cred with beautiful plain
satin with plain satin bor-
ders, filled with best goose
down. Priced at ......S1S
\ Dandy SatCCn vcrcd
Comfort. just like the home
made ones; covered with
best quality down proof. fig
ured satecn and filled with
best goose down. Priced Si2
\ Half Down Comfort, with
as much warmth as other
down comforts, but not as
expensive. filled with half
down and half cotton. cover
ed with sateen. Priced IS
Fine Plaid "Downap" fin
i~hed blanket, large size;
weight 4la pounds to the
pair shown in large block
plaid~ Special. the pair 81
Wool Blankets, large double
blanket in 2-inch block
plaids, colors pink, blue.
gray or tan; very low priced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-21
HOU About a Blan-
ket Bath or LOung-
ing Robe for Christ
mas?

We have very complete
assortment of them, both in
blanket and eiderdown; a
warm feeling steals over YOU
as you look at them. and the
warmth of the best manket-
ing used in them is not the
only good thing about them
they're exceptionally at
tractive in appearance.
WOmcn's Robes Of blanket
cloth with satin trimmed
collars and cuffs and silk
cord: colors gray, wisterin,
blue. rose and brown, sizes
36 to 4G. Priced
$3.50. S5.95. $3.50
Womcn's Robes. in pretty
floral blanket cloth, made
with round collars and cuffs
with satin folds or braid
trimmings. colors light gray
and pink, blue and white
and brown and red combina-
tions: sizes SO To a.. Priced
at......S S2.95, $3.50, S3.9S
Robes made Of Turkish tow
el cloth, in tan, pink, blue,
lavender and white with
satin trimmed collars; sizes
36 to a.. Priced S3.95. So, 50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
JUTRO, ID. I STYCZNIA 1918 RO-
KU, DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI ME
WYJDZIE II POWODU UROCZY-
STOSCI NOWEGO ROKU.
Z KONGRESU.
Waszyngton, 81. grudnia.

Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Kongres zbicra sic ponownie W
przyszly czwartek, ale kon1itcty
$ledczc obu izb pracuja, w czasi"
feryj codziennie, Z wyjatkicm
dnia NoWego Roku. We czwartck
obie izby odrocza sic dla uczczc-
MIA pamieci senatora Ncwlands
czionka kongrcsu Barthwlcka,
kt6rzy umarli W czasie feryj.
Najwzaniejszq / najpilnicis1q
sprawq, kt6ra przyjdzie W kongre
sic pod obrady, bedzic wydanic IL
staw w zwiqzku przcj5cicm pod
kontrole rzqdu kolei zclaznych ma
czas wojny, wcdle polecch
wskaz0wck, jake da Prczydcnt.
komitct izby dla spraw handlrl
miedzystanowego, kt6rcgo prczc-
sem jest Sims, natychmiast zaj-
mie sic ulozeniem ustaw. Iapew,
ne odbedq sic pcwne dyskusye
nic zabraknic pcwnycll krytyk &c
strony rcpublikan6w. zwlaszcza
CO do mianowania sekretarza Nc
Adoo gen. dyrektorem, ale jest
nadzicja, zc zbyt diugo SIG to ME
pociqgnie.
w dniu ponownego otwarcia
Kongrcsu nowy komitct dla spra-
wy giosowania kobiet rozpocznic
swc przcsluchy. Giosowanie w IL
bic mad ia spraw9 ma sig odbyc
10 styCZnio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w QUA
TEMALI.
San Salvador, 81. grudnia.

San Salvador, 81. grudnia. -
Stolica Gwatemali, Guatemala
City, zupe}nie jest zburzona przez
trzesienie ziemi. Wiele osob 20
stalo zabitych w tel katastrofie,
czeSciq w swych domach, czeScia
ma ulicach. Tcatr Colon zapclnio-
n.y. ludzmi rozsypa} sic w gruzy,
wielc osob tam zostalo zabitych
lub pokaleczonych. Uszkodzo-
rych jest r6wniez wicle szpitali,
! wiezien, a mn6stwo pacyentow
/ wiezni6w stracilo zycie. w gru-
zach lczq tcz dworzec kolejowy,
iabryki cukru, budynek poetic
wy, poselstwo amerykahskie
b-ytyjskie wszystllie koscioly.
w srodku miasta pootwieraly sic
szerokie szczeliny. PrZeszio So
600 znalazlo sic bez dachu mad
elowq zywnosci zapasow brak
szybka pomoc konieczna. Rad
zawiesit obchody noworocznc
zapanowala powszcchna zaloba.
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Krotka, ale bardzo wymowna de-
pesza O trzesicniu zicmi, ktora til
radeszia katastrofie W Guate-
mala City, brzmi w taxi sposob ;
,,Wiclkic trzesienic zicmi, ktore
powt6rzyio sic w sobote, dokoh-
czylo dziela zniszczenia. Wszyst-
ko w ruinach i ME da sic opisac
spustoszenie zrzadzonc w nocy
Sto dwadzieScia piec tysiecy ludzi
biadzi 'po ulicach. " niektorych
czesciach kraju mroz i,wicher do
tkliwie daja sic we znaki. Namio-
tow potrzeba jak najpredzej. Du-
20 ludzi zabitych przez zapadajq-
&C sic domy."'
Zdaje sic, re najgrozniejsze
wstrzaSnienia Yydarzy}y sic W
sobote wieczoren1 pomiedzy godz.
5:57 a 7. Seismografy tel porze
regestrowaIy trzesienia w odle-
gioSci 1000 mil Cd Waszyngtonu.
Stowarzyszpeie Czerwonego
Krzyza natychmiast zajelo sic
akcyq ratunkowa. Oddziaf W Qua
temala City, kt6rego prezesem
jest Alfred Clarke, wyznaczy}
tymczasowo $4,000 ma niesicnie
pomocy i zam6wiono telegraficz-
ME artykuly zywnosci.
Trzesienia ziemi zachodzily w
Gwatemali L przerwami Cd same
go dnia Bozego Narodzenia, Il
stolica zawsze je odczuwala. We
czwartek doniesiono o zabiciu 40
osob, w piatek o zabiciu so osob,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
OSKARZONY o ZDRADE.

Nowy York, 81 grudnia. -
Onegdaj stawiono tu przcd Sc
dzia fedcralnym Nccdcrcm arcsz-
towancgo dzici przedtem Paw}a
Hcnniga &c South Ozone, L. l.,
oskarzonego przcz grand jury o
zdrade. Scdzia od}ozy} przcsluchy
VI sprawic dopuszczenia do kat
cyl arcsztowanego do d. 2 stycz-
tia.
Paul Hcnnig byl cd pieciu lat
przelozonym robotnik6w we ia
bryce L. w. Bliss Co. W South
Brooklyn, gdzie wyrabiaja torpc-
dy ia zam6wienie rzadu. CIodzo-
ny w Niemczech, przyby} do te3o
kraju jako wdowiec re swymi
svnem w roku 1908, i tn sic pow
tornie ozenil Z Amerykanka. O.
trzymawszy zatrudnienie w tel
fabryce, dopiero w r. 1916 posta-
raj sic o papiery obywatelskle,
kiedy wyszlo rozporz2dzenic, ze
we fabrykach amunicyi tylko ma
turalizowani obywatclc mogq
mice zatrudnicnic. Syn jego karl
wcalc sic mic naturalizowal, a je-
60 zachowanic sic bylo tax podcJ-
rzane, &c zostaf internowany
znajduje sic ob"cnic ma Ellis IS
land. Paul Hcnnig byf kicdys po-
dobno podoficerem W armil HE
mieckiei, Il ma wyksztalccnlc
vvzsze. We iabrycc Hcnnig gt1-
wnie czuwai mad wyrobem gyro-
skop6w w zwiazku Z torpcdam!
sa to instrumental rowni2 czulc
lax cl.ronomctry. sk}adaj2 SIC :
i,cznych czeSci bardzo delikat-
nvch. rozlozonych i pakow2nych
vraz torpcdami do przcsylkl.
Paul Hennig rowniez popadt w
podcjrzcnic ME wicdzqc o tem,
byi pod nadzorcm, a do zbadanla
lego dziafalnoSci wyslano pred
kilku miesiqcami porucznlIa ma
rvnarki Francisa D. O'Shea, kto-
ry ukoliczyl byl studya w Anna
polls uwazany jest "a ekSpcrta
we fabrykacyi torped. Porucznik
przybywszy ma miejsce, zaraz
zmieni} nretody starannego bada-
MIA czeSci skladowych gyrosko-
pow i odkryf nlebaWem, re po-
miedzy dostarczanymi gyroskopa
mi znajduja sic niekt6re tax zmy-
Slnie urzadzone przez drobniu-
china, prawie mikroskopijna zmia-
ne pewnej czesci skfadowej, ie ma
morzu torpedo wys}ana w pew
nym kierunku, zmienia go po-
wraca, a zamiast uderzyc w sta
tex nieprzyjaciela, uderza o sta
tex, kt6ry go wyslaf. k'edy o.
Shea zebral wszystkie dowody,
przedlozyl je grand jury, Hen
mig zostai postawiony w stan O.
skarzenia i natychmiast 90 areSz-
towano w jego mieszkaniu pnr.
IA Helen ave-, Ozone Park przy-
tego, re zbyt trudno jest niekiedy
IL ,,:.1, 20 z,c+osn,roS q Do>ytn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
SPISEK DYNAMITOWY.

Tallahassee, Fla, 81. grudnia,--
Szef policyi tutcjszcj~E. r, Isler
odkryi Slad spisku majacego na
cclu prawdopodobnic wysad2enie
w powietrze tutejszego kapitolu.
Gubernator Cats zarzadzii posta-
wienie stray w okolo gnachu,
I rozkazcm, by zastrzelono kaz-
diego nieznajomgeo, kt6ryby sta
raj sic wejsc bez wykazania sic
dokfadnego, jaki ma interes. -
Mala coreczka pewnego fotogta-
ia, Maxa Bcina, znalaz}a ponlie-
dzy kapitolem a micszkanicm o.
ca karteczke ukryta W }upinie o.
rzccha wloskicgo, ma kt6rej bylo
napisanc: ,,Bonlby gotowe; ''cze
ma cicbic; kapitol hcz strazy;
przyjdz do mnie dis wieczo-
rem"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
w SPRAWIE KOLEI ZELAZ-
NYCH.
Washington, 81. grudnia.

Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Gcneralny dyrektor kolei zelaz-
nych Nc Adoo wydaf W sobote
rome zarzadzenia tyczace sic zla-
czenia zarzqdu kolei zelaznych i
reforny ruchu kolejowego, prze
dcwszystkicm dazace do usunie-
cia przepclnienia W Nowym Yor-
ku w Chicago. Alfred Smith,
prezydent kolei New York Cen.
trail, zosta} zanianowany tymcza-
.sowym asystentem ma obowia-
zcIl uregulowac ruch kolejowy ma
wschod Cd Mississippi i ma pofnoc
cd rzeki Ohio. Pc konferencyi pa
ma McAdoo Z kilku prezydentami
kolci, niektorzy z Mich otwarcie
przyznali, re reformy kolejowe
projektowane tyle przynosza ko-
rzysci, IL prawdopodobnie nigdy
wiecej ME powroci sic do dawne-
go systemu, a koleje ME powroca
na wiasnoSc prywatna. Pan Nc
Adoo r6wniez rozesiai telegraficz-
ME liczne pierwsze instrukcye do
obecnych zarzadow wszystkich
linij kolejowych. 'Wyznaczyi tel
komitet, ziozony z prezydentow
wszystkich linij koljeowych zbie.
gajacych sic w Nowym Yorku, by
jak najpredzej zajeli sic profile
mem zbytecznego gromadzenia
sic frachtu mad wybrzezem.
w biezacym tygodniu pan Nc
Adoo bedzie sic staral rozwiazac
diva pilne zadania, mianowicie
kwestye jak najspieszniejszego
wysiania wegli do Stan6w najwie
cej tego potrzebujacych i kwestye
stosunku personalow do rzadu
Co do tel ostatniej kwestyi, to we
czwartek odbedzie sic konferen,
cya gen. dyrektora prezydenta-
mi czterech wielkich organizacy.
kolejowych.