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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

alnie wyznaczony przez Rad
brytyjski ola superwizyi rekru
tacyi brytyjskiej W tym kraju,
TOwarzySza mu puik. C. D.
Murray i porucznik C. J. White,
syn generafa. Pc inspekcyi tu-
tejszej STACEY brytyjskiej, gen.
White uda sic do st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Spokane, Portland i
Los Angeles.
OP0R WkASCICIELI KO-
PALM PRZECIW ZNIZENIU
CEN WEGLA.
W1aSciciele kopalni wegla w
Illinois zajeli stanowisko ME
s}ychanej zuchwaio$ci i bez-
czelno$ci wobec staran znizenia
cen >wegla. OSwiadczyli wyraz-
ME, re rada obrony Stanu Lii
noiS ME ma zadnei wIadzy dyk-
towac i'm, jake maja bye ceny
wegla w Stanie Illinois, gdyz tel
wladzy ME otrzymafa cd legisla
fury stanowej.
WszyStko wSkazuje ma to, ze
rajostrzejsze Srodki muszq bye
zaStoSowane przeciw wiaScicie-
lom kopalni wegla, kt6rzy juz
obecnie diva ray wiecej zada-
ia "a wegiel miekki anizeli rok
temu. Wykazano cyframi, re &c
ny zeszforoczne byfy juz wyg6-
rowane i re ma podniesienie cen
Go obecnych WYNN ME ma zad-
nego uSprawiedliwienia pr6cz
chciwoSci i zdzierstwa.
Cd poniedziaiku toczy1y sic
Obrady komitetu, zlozonego Z
cz}onk0w rady obrony Stanu
Illinois, representative kopaln;
uni g6rniczych. Wczorai obra
dy tie zerwano, poniewaz do nj
czego ME doprowadzify.
S. insult, prezes Stanowei ra.
dy obrony, o$wiadczyf, re Gala
kwestye oddano do om6wienia
plenarnemu zebraniu rady obro
ny Stanu Illinois, kt3Te odbe-
die sic we wtorek przyszfego
tygOdnia.. Oficyalnie insult mic
ME miai do powiedzenia, pr6cz
togo, re ukiady zerwano i re
srpawe plerarna rada WEI
mic W swe rece..
F. C. Honnold, sekretarz
Chicago Big Muddy and Coke
Co., przemawiajac "a w1aSci-
cieli kopalni, o$wiadczyf re tax
re mic wiecej ME miaf do powie
dzenia.
Re nastapi drastyczna akcya,
ME ulega w2tpliwoSci, chociaz
czionkowie rady ME wyjawiaja
swych planow przedwczesnie.
Wiadomem jest, re nastepuja.
ce kroki bedq ~powziete:
Przygotowany bedzie szcze.
g6fowy rapport 2 poleceniami do
rady obrony Stanu Illinois i dc
federalnej komisyi handlowei
Q sytuacyi weglowej w Illinois
Rady obrony W. innych sta
now, kt6re take wegiel produ,
kuja, beda zaproszone ma koir,
ferencye wsp0lna, ma kt6rej sy-
tuacya >bedzie om6wiona i ra-
port przesiany do kongresu, po-
lecajacy drastyczne Srodki.
Procesy beda wytoczone villas
cicielom kopalni nietylko przez
Trokuratora generalnego Stanu
Illinois, ale take przez prokura
torow w powiatach, w kt6rych
znajduja sic kopalnie wegla.
Projekt zwofania nadzwyczaj
nej seSyi legislatury stanowej
przez CUB. Lowdena lub wdro,
zenia publicznych przes4uch6W
zostaf ma razie zaniechany. In,
ne Srodki beda najprz6d wy
czerpane.
WfaSciciele kopalni przyznali
sic, re podnieSli ceny wegla Cd
czasu, jak pred kilku tygodnia,
mi ma konferencyi washington,
skiej ustanowiono $2.75 i $3.50
"a tone jake maksymalne ceny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

cyduje, czy E. F. Manns, die
rzawca trzypietrowego budyn-
ku pnr. 1887 Monterey, mozc
WynajqC mieszkania W tym bu-
dynku murzynom.
Wiadze miejskie i organiza.
eye obywatelskie, tax bia4e jak
i murzyhskie, starajq sic inwa-
zyi zapobiedz.
- George KOop, drukarz byiy
kandydat socyalistyczny ma bur
miStrza, nieraz aresztowany "a
swa agitacye antiamerykanska
zostaf wczoraj przez w}adze fe-
deralne przekazany 1awie Sc
dzi6w wielkoprzysieg4ych "a a.
gitacye przeciw konskrypcyi,
Koop ma poglady pokrewne z
pOgladami burmistrza Thomp-
soma Sa ~obywatele, kt6rzy sa-
dza, re Koop i burmistrz powin
nj bye traktowani ma rowni.
Wczoraj w czasie przes}uch6w
pred f%ederalnym komisarzem
NJ. A. Foote, Koop ma pytanie,
jake So jego poglady, wygiosit
dfuga tyrade przeciw konskryp.
cyl i przeciw wypowiedzeniu
wojny przez Stany Zjednoczo-
ne.
- Dw6ch ch{opc6w uciek{,
poraz drugi re zakfadu ,Juve-
nile Detention Home. So to:
Willie O'Leary, sierota, kt6ry
mieszkaf u ciotki, pnr. 1872 E.
merald ave. i Eddie Fieddal, -
1894 Archer ave. Oskarzeni So
c w4amanie sic dnia 24-go czer-
wca do szkofy publicznej Bren-
nan i z%rabowania miedzi i mo
siadziu "a $500, kt6re sprzedali
handlarzowi "a S7.20.
- David w. Paul, czionek fir
my kontraktorskiej D. w. Paul
and Co., zostal zabity przez po-
Gag kolei Eastern Illinois, ma
przecieciu z I'll. 113-ta, gdy pre-
jezdzaf przez tory w automobi-
lu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

Dwudziesta plata rocznice szcze--
Sliwego pozycia maizehsXiego obcho-
dill onegdaj PIP. Walenty i Jadw1ga
Slosarczyk, zamieszkali pod mr.. POPS
-27 Webster ave, ma Jadwigowie. u
okazyi tel uroczyste nabozenstwo
dziekczynne W koSCiele Sw. Jadwigi
odprawii proboszcz, ks. Jan B. O.
byrtacz. Podczas nabozenstwa ma Or
ganach grail organista p. E. WieC
mn, a ~Spiewaia PAM Jadwiga Tu-
ralska.
Ma uczcie odbytej W domu jubila-
tow obecni byli: proboszcz Jadwigo-
wa, Prev. ks. Jan B. Obyrtacz, p.
E. Wiedeman, p. W. Mazurek, p. A.
Dahlman z iona, p. T. Pokorny z 10
ma, p. K. Sokoiowski z iona, ?. w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

Bez obawy wyznac naiezy prey robie-
niu zakupow, Re sic czytafo odnosne o.
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

JE
Ender liczy lat 81, a PAM Ender
"a.
Ender jest by1ym kupcem
weglowym.
Onegdaj zaS aresztowana 20
sta1a PAM Ender pod zarzutem,
IL usi&owafa swego meza zamor
dowaC. 2 MIA take zostaf aresz
towany Sidnep H. Walker, alias
Walter Howard, licacy lat 20,
ktory sic stofowaf u Edner6w,
oraz PM A. Froelich, 2O12 Holly
ul.. jej siostrzenica, jake wsp6l
nicy.
w sobote wieszorem Ender
zostaf niemal w SVEN mieszsa~
niu zaczadzony. Zawieziono go
do szpitala Garfield Park, skad
ma drugi dzien uciek1 w pozyczo
mem ubraniu, poniewaz przywie
ziono go tan w odziezy nocnej.
Walker we wiezieniu opowia-
daf z lekkiem screen, jak gdy-
by to by1a n;cwinna przygoda
p}ochego m1okoSa, IL widziaf o.
gfoszenie w gazetach o. pokoju
Go wynajecia u Ednerow, zg1o-
sill sic i zostaf przyjety. By1o to
pred trzema tygodniami. W
tym czasie dobrze sic z pania
Ender zapoznaf i czesto razem
bywali w kabaretach. Ender
twierdzi, re znaf pania Ender
zanim u niej zamieszka1. z mia
uknqi spisek, azeby sic Endera
pozbyc, ably oboje mogli dostaG
lego pieniadze i ozeniC sic.
w sobote Ender przyszedf do
domu pijany.. PAM Ender, we'd
lug Walkera, skorzystafa re spo
sobnoSci i odkrecila kurki cd ga
zu. PAM Froehlich, twierdzi
Walker, mic ME ma wsp6lnegO
re sprawl.
PAM Ender zn0w twierdzi,
re Walker kfamie i re MAJ jej
ukartOwaf GAIA bake, azeby
wzmocniC swa sprawe o rozw6d
Zaprzecza, iakoby kiedykolwiek
bywafa w kabaretach 2 Wake
rem oraz jakoby zna4a go pred
przybyciem do jej mieszkania.
PAM Ender takze twierdzi, re
Ender miaf try zony i Wszyst
kie jeszcze zyja. Gdy sic pobra-
Ii, powiedziaf jej, re byf tylko
raz zonaty i re iona pierwsza
umar1a.
Detektyw ~sierzant J. Nc Do
Dough opowiada, re Walker u
sifowai najac go do zamordowa
MIA Endera, dajac mu SIS | o
biecujac mt $500 pc zbrodni.
To miafo d~oprowadzic do aresz-
towania Walkera, PAM Ender i
PAM Froehlich.
Walker twierdzi. re jest sy.
hem bogatego ,,ranchera" w
Texas. Mieszkal w Louisville,
gdzie ukonczy4 szkoie wyzsza
Byl take w marynarce, z kt6-
rel zosta4 wydalony.
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.
SpraWa lnWaZyl dZlelnlcy NOR
gan Park przez murzyn0W opar
Ia sic o sad wyzszy, kt6ry zade
cyduje, czy E. F. Manns, die
rzawca trzypietrowego budyn-
ku pnr. 1887 Monterey, mozc
wynajqG mieszkania W tym bu-
dynku murzynom.
Wiadze miejskie i organiza.
eye obywatelskie, tax bia4e jak
i murzyhskie, starajq sic inwa-
Zyi zapobiedz.
- George Koop, drukarz by1y
E9n6Vdat SOcValiStVcZnV ma hur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-20
DRAW MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR,
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try Thir! Hair Gets Thick. Glossy,
Mnvy AMI Beautiful at
Once.

lmmediateg-Yes! Certain that's
the JOY OF H. Your hair becomes
light, wavy, huny. abundant and APP
pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful
as a young girls after u Danderine
hair cleanse, just try this-moisten
"A cloth with "A little Danderine and
carefully draw It through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time.
This will cleanse the hair of dust,
dirt or eN ccssive oil and IN Just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty % your hair. \ delightful
surprise awaits tho"e whose hair has
been neglected or r. scraggy faded,
dry. brittle or thin. Besides beauti-
flying the hair. Danderine dissolves
every particle Of dandrun cieanses.
purines and inyigorates the scalp.
forever stopping itching n failing
hair. but what will please you most
will he after "A few weeks use. when
you see new hair-hne and downy az
nrst-yes-but really new hair grow
Ing all over the scalp. IL you care for
pretty. soft hair. and lots " Il surely
get a 2a-cent bottle OF knuwltons
Danderinc from any drug store or tot
let ounte and just try II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-20
CASCARETS' If
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
AND ~CONST|PATED
Bcst for fivcr and IBowels, Had
breath. Had Colds. o Stomach.

Get a i0-cent box.
Sick headache. biiiousness. coated
tongue. head aud nose cioRrcd up
with a cold-always trace this TO tor
pid liver; delayed, fermenting food in
the bowels o rsour. gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the In
testines. instead of being east out Of
the system II re-absoroea into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate braiE tissue II causes conees-
ton and that dull, t%hrobbing. sicken-
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour. u%ndigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter n poi
sons In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
s~tralghten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a Decent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-20
Personal News
Items.

AUTO springs a. mhhea horber CO
Born yesterday 10 Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles GeIger. s2S North FIf,h
street. twOn sons.
NJ l.. stewart. state manager FOR
Sew Mexico and Arizona, will speak
before the NoGdmen Of the World at
) o'clocH tonight at Woodman hail.
MIR. Everett Cole 81 East Las Vcsas
has returned home after spcndins
several days visiting JAY A. Hubs
Mr.. Cole j. proprietor OF the Las Vega
laundry.
Mrs. q. T Phillips arrived last even
ing from Providence, H. l., to join hey
husband, who has recently located
here. He - proprietor OF the Philip
garage.
Miss Marcclla c. Risdon, who has
2 been with the United States forest
service at Flagstaff. Arlz,, for the past
STA months. arrived here yestcrday
morning 20 spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ris-
don.
Frank O'Riolly. son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs j. II. O'Rioliy, left last night tor
~ Paso TO join the aviation corps Of
the United States army. George FAR.
already clisted 10 the aviation corps.
accompanied him.
Tie Duke city Rihe association =
color guard wili lower the national
colors at the Young Mems Christian
association az $50 o'clock every sun
day afternoon T~wcnty.eight men
Joined the association last night The
membership is now i2G.
4. y McGancy left yesterday tor
Washington, D. G.. from where he
wall 30 To New York TO witness the
launching Of the super-dreadnought
N'w Mexico Mr.. McGaney received
word yesterday from his son, Her
bert that he had Joined the pa az
tllcry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-20
No Word from Booster
Delegation Dampens
Hope for Convention

No word has been received this
morning by Mayor Westerfeid regard
Ing the degree OF success attending the
effort to land the Woodmen Circle
convention next year for A~ibuduerque.
The Duke City delegation To the Ros-
well convention Is expected home to
night, n the absence OF tidings vas
looked upon as unfavorable. II was
thought that II the delegates were
bringing home the bacon they would
have sent word.
The mayor sent an official invita-
ton 10 the woodmen Circle in the
name OF the city. The convention met
here two years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-20
NOTICE.

Modesto Dale announced that he
has u%prchason The business Of l.
Azario. located at 500 North Third
street. Al bills contracted prior 10
April nth will bc paid by L. Azarlo.
Fllis made subsequent 10 that date
will bo paid boy present proprietor.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29
LOCAL And PERSONAL

Will Yeo of Talent visited his par
ents on Mountain avenue Tuesday.
Frank Richison, from Pilot Rock,
gas in town Monday attending TO
business matters.
Mangel half sugar beet seed and
garden seeds in bulk at Ashland
Trading Company, phone ~. 1t
Miss Blanche Hicks has returned
home after several days visit in diff
terent California towns.
G. e. Monroe, newcomer from
Minnesota and a man of means and
influence in his section Of the GEN.
tral west, has purchased oil Mrs. Dol
lie Elders, wife Of the Southern Pa
cific section foreman at Talent, the
substantial cement bungalow prop
srty at the corner of Sixth and &
streets, in this city, possession to be
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29
BeIIevieW Notes
( BY the Language Glasses Of Belle
view School.)

John Beagle and Frank Snyder,
who are working at Weed in the
lumber MILL spent Sunday with the
home folks. They report plenty Of
work with only fair wages to start
with but subject to increase.
Even the deer themselves seem to
understand that Oregon has good
game laws we'll executed for one
walked along the road by the school
house one forenoon last week. 1t
came within fifty yards OF where
the children were playing.
Will Mayficld of Phoeni; came to
Ashland Sunday on visit to his
sister Mrs. L. E. Owings. ], A. May
field, father of Mrs. Owings, visited
here Sunday, but returned Monday
morning.
]. A. Bernard and family came up
from Tolo Friday and spenl the week
end here with friends.
Mike Tucker has purchased a new
Ford.
Helen Eske and Anita Barnard at
tended the Medford- Ashland basket
ball game Saturday.
Sailor Bailey and family have
moved from the Miller home up to
Frank Bailey's. Mr. Grimsley and
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29
Policy g. Elhart. Druggists.

been confined to her bed for three
months at The Palms, California, Is
much better and will return to her
home in Seattle.
For Sale-Toam, wagon and har-
ness. A bargain. 115 Granite st. S2-tf
No developments yet result from
the burglarizing of Perrine's store
here Wednesday evening of last
week. The loss was considerable
namely, in the line of clothing and
shoes. Entrance was gained from
rear of the building, through doors
on the balcony landing.
Several of the local Masonic affili-
ations attended meeting of the
lodge at Medford last Friday even
ing, at which the work was conferred
by past masters, The attendance was
large and the visitors report a very
agreeable time both In the way of
instruction and social entertain
ment.
Clif Payne makes screen doors.
John A. Harvey of Santa Ana,
CAL formerly cashier of the Citizens
bank Of this city, is now vice-presi-
dent of the California National bank
of Santa Ana, an institution with
which the Citizens Commercial and
Savings bank Of that city has been
consolidated, capitalized at 800, 900,
with resources Of nearly $1,000,000
Mr.. Harvey was instrumental in or
ganizing both Of these institutions.
Whipping cream, coffee cream and
milk can now be delivered with your
groceries or drygoods. We sell it,
fresh every day. Ashland Trading
Company, phone 1922. 1t
Juvenile Judge Gay OF Medford
was a visitor on official business in
the city yesterday,
w. o. Dickerson and family are
moving from the Bagley residence
on High street to the Reed house on
Allison street,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29

given Immediately The sale was ef-
fected by tho Beaver Realty Co. The
purchaser is the father of George w.
Monroe, foreman of the S. p. car
department here.
For Rent-Four-room bungalow
furnished, Sc per month. Inquire
lib Granite street. S2-tt
Mrs. James Yokum o. Garfield
street goes to California this week
to visit relatives and friends.
The Baptist ladies will hold their
regular monthly food sale the day
before Easter at Holmes store.
Aprons will be or sale too S9-2t
Z. E. Bagley leaves this evening
for Chicago, where he will again en-
ter the grain business. Mrs. Bagley
and daughter Doris will remain here
for some time.
]. W. Guiley, who formerly lived
in this city, on Granite street, has
been quite III recently with pneumo-
MIA at his home in Sunnyside. Wash.
Mrs. Bertha Badger and small son,
from Los Angeles are at present Wis
iting Mrs. Badgers sister, Mrs. w. B.
Holmes, on Iowa street.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an Easter market April 7
at Elks Temple, from 10 to O'Clock.
89-3t
There are thirteen nationalities
represented in the personnel of the
orchestra Of the Symphony Society Of
New York, Walter Damrosch con-
ductor. 1t is interesting to watch the
musicians on tour. On ore side of
the car will be seen a few Frenchmen
engaged in a game of chess; in the
next seat, a group of Germans play
ing pinochle; across the aisle, a quar-
tet of Americans playing poker and
perhaps behind them studious Bel
gian reading. Mr.. Damrosch, speak
ing, as he does, most of the languages
in his organization, fra
ternizes with them all from time to
time. This magnificent organization
will appear in the Medford Nat Tues
day, April H.
Several cars haven been shipped
from Hornbrook to Ashland during
the past few days, and continue their
journey north from here, One or two
parties have informed papers to the
north that they drove all the way,
but no evidence of any automobile
having made the trip over the Siski
yous from Hornbrook to Ashland has
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29

family have moved into the place
formerly occupied by the Baileys.
w. s. Moore assisted ]. F. Miller
butcher calf Monday.
j, A. Kelts has been pruning for
Mr. Pierce.
Cash Johnson has put in new fence
posts around the John Hart place.
Misses Ruth and Gladva Kenyon
visited at the home of s. P. Grow
in Ashland Saturday.
The Sunday school is preparing an
Easter program.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29

been presented here. Five cars left
here yesterday for the north.
Ask to see the Speedway model,
the very newest in young mems suits
for spring. You will like it. At
Ores
Mike" Devaney, who has been
taking care of the mechanical end of
George Millncr's automobile business
here and is an expert mechanic, left
Tuesday for Vancouver, where he
VIII take the examination for en-
trance to the aviation school at San
Diego.
Mrs R. l.. Burdick of Grants Pass
has been visiting friends in the city.
Miss A. D. Spaulding of Bend is
visiting in this city.
One man from Roseburg stepped
into orres' Tailor Shop and placed
his order for two suits, one overcoat
and two pairs of trousers, at a big
saving. Be wise and do likewise.
R. G. Rowland, bandmaster at
Medford, will leave next week for
Seattle. Mr.. Rowland has Leen lead
er of the Medford band for just one
year and has built up very credita-
BILE organization. Finances for keep
ing him could not be arranged.
Garden and flower seedJ on tape
go farther and save thinning. Get
them Mt Ashland Trading Company,
phone 122. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Christensen
leave soon for their former home
near Herman, Wash.
The Sisson lodge of the knights of
Pythias is considering holding an in
itiation ceremonial upon the summit
Of Mount Shasta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weaver of the
Clayton Orchards are occupying the
Ware house on Granite street. Their
little daughter, who has been in the
hospital for several weeks, is home
and doing nicely.
Woolens are advancing fast. Buy
suit or a suit pattern nov and save
money. You will pay big price next
fall, when good woolens will. be hard
to get. A word to the wise is suffi
cient. Sec Orres.
DOC" Furry, Reed Harrell and V.
w. Hammond left Wednesday morn
ing for Weed, Cal, to put in the
spring and summer in the lumber
camps. The two former are all
around athletes of no mean ability
and will be greatly missed from the
track and baseball squads.
Get your order in now fon new
suit and have it for the Eyiu Hehe.
Special values now at Ores.
The seat sale for the New York
Symphony Orchestra at the Ashland
Boot Shop has started off with
rush The choice seats will soon be
gone. The indications are that this
orchestra with Damrosch and Zimbal-
ist will play to the largest house ever
seen in Medford for an entertain
ment.
Clyde Dean, employe Of the Cali
fornia- Oregon Power company, who
has been in the service of the corpor-
alton both at Ashland and Medford
goes to Copco, Cal, where he will !
continue in the services of the COM
pany at that big plant indefinitely.
Mrs. A. B. Heinsbergen of Seattle,
Washington, formerly Miss Dorothy
Iennart of this city, who has been
from rheumatism and has |
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-03-29
Save Paper and Old Clothes.

Save all magazines, papers, cata-
logues and old clothes for the w. G.
T. U. Do not put old clothes in alley
for cleanup man, but put them in
sack for US. Phone 235-R so we can
call for them. SS-2t'
The day book., 1917-04-16
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BITS OF NEWS

Michael Harrington, s6, Lemont,
H., found dead. Gas turned on.
Armed bandit tried to hold up Mrs.
Mary Nelson, 2O26 N. Clark. Son,
Arthur, 20, drove him away.
Federal agents combing South Side
rOOming house districts in search for
man and woman, suspected German
,snies. ,-- J
The day book., 1917-04-16
S7,OOO,oOO,OOO BOND BILL
o. KID FOR SENATE

Washington, April I. - With little
discussion and no opposition, senate
finance committee today reported IA
vorably the $7OOO,OOO,OOO bond bill
Bill will rushed through senate to-
morrow to make available flood of
gold, Sen. Simmons said.
The day book., 1917-04-16
BEARS SON ON ANNIVERSARY OF
TITANIC ESCAPE

New York, April 16.-On fifth an
niversary of sinking of Titanic it be-
came known today a son was born
to Mrs. William K Dick, widow of
John Jacob AstOr, who went down
with big ship and whose $5,OOO,OOO
fortune Mrs. Dick renOunCed to wed
her present husband.
The day book., 1917-04-16

DEATH ENDS JOHN DIS FEUD
New York, April 16.-Death today
ended 17-year-old feud between John
D. Rockefeller and his brother Frank.
The biIiOnaire oil king announced he
would attend his brothers funeral at
Cleveland.
1t took the Reaper to settle the
grim, silent hatred that existed, for
what reason they themselves only
kneWs -.ts
The day book., 1917-04-16
BISMARCK STRIKERS To NE

BISMARCK STRIKERS TO MEET
An Indignation meeting by striking
walters from the Bismarck gardens
will be held Wednesday night at the
Chateau hall, 1919 Broadway. Speak
ers: John Fitzpatrick, pres. G. F. of
l.; John Walker, pres. Illinois F. of
L.; Emmett Flood, organizer for the
A F. of L., and Elizabeth MalOney,
vice pres. Hotel and Restaurant En-
plOyes' assn.
The day book., 1917-04-16

PROF.. HEATH IS BARRED
Oscar M. Heath, EnglewOOd High
teacher, suspended by Jake Loeb for
alleged disloyal utterances, ap-
peared at classroom today. Re
fused admission by Principal Arm
strong. Students cheered him as he
left building. Detectives were on
guard for trouble.
The day book., 1917-04-16
PROBE $4,000 FIRE

Federal agents are investigating
$4,000 fire that broke out this morn
ing in the acid house of the Sherwin-
Williams Paint Co., 115th st. and
Stevenson av, This firm has been
one of the largest makers of dyes in
the country. Hinton Clabaugh sus-
poets a German plot.
The day book., 1917-04-16

CONSCRlPTION WOULD BRING
THE CORRECT DEMOCRACY
San Francisco, April 16.-It will be
an amazing thing if the war lasts
much longer, said Pres. E. P. Rip
ley of Santa Fe railroad. He declared
for universal military training, if for
no other reason than 'it would bring
a more correct idea of democracy"
The day book., 1917-04-16
SAFE ROBBERS IN LOOP BLDG.

SAFE ROBBERS IN LOOP BLDG.
SafeblOweTs raided eight-stOry
building at IA N. Franklin. Got $35
and SIS stamps from Inland Electric
Co., 1st floor; $50 from R. B. Will
Hams, leather goods, I'd floor; $50
from White City Electric Co., Sd
floor; $35 from Seamless Rubber Co.,
8th floor. Failed at safes of Whit
hall-Tatum Co., 4th floor, and Elliott
Fisher Co., 9Th floor.