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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
UWAGI.
POLITYKI
POLSKIEJ.
Pisa nam 2 Londynu:

JSO
sprawie niepOdlegloSci Polsk5
wywoiaI powaane p~rzemiany W
stanie sprawy polskiej i W OPT,
nil politycznej spO}eczenstwa
polskiegO.
Wyrazne oSwiadczenie sie
Rosyi W sprawie polskiej: y
rozwiqza4o rece mocmStWom
zachOdnim koalicW, ktore W
szeregu oSwiadczen ciagu
kilku ostatnich miesiecy wyra-
znie sic wypowiedziafy, il uwa-
zajq "a jeden z celow woiny Cd
budowanie zjednoczonej i ME,
podleg+ej Polski z dostepem do
NORA; p wSr6d stronnictw
lewicy spo&ecznej W Polsce wy
wo4a}o zwrot W kierunku Rosyi i
prgeciWk0 Niemcom, a obozowi
koalicyjnemu pozwoli}o ma
kOnSOIidGcye WeW@etrsnQ i ma
jaSniejsze sformu}owanie &C.
low swych; - wywo}afo kry-
EyS ~ stOSwnkGch pOlSko = ME
mieckick i zmiane W polityce
panstw centrahych W stosun--
ku do Polsk.
Powy1ej wymienione pre-
miany wk}adaja ma nar0d pol
ski move obowiqzki ! moWe "a
danjG W okresie wojny i uwy-
datniaja Z GAIA wyrazistoscia
cele, jake nar6d polsk musl
sObie stawiac.
Pred deklaracya Rzadu
IymczasOwego rosyJsklego
mocarstwazachodnie by}y skre-
powane W SVEN stanowisku W
stosunku do sprawy polSkiej
przez wzglad IA dobry stosu--
mex Z ROsya; ME mog4y sic wy
powiedziec wyraznie i otwar-
Gle. Deklaracya rzadu rosyj-
skiego trudnoSc te u%suneia i
dis Francya, Anglia i W1ochy
stojQ stanowczo ma stanowisku
zjednoczenia i niepodleg}o$ci
Polski we wszystkich swych ak
tach publicznych.
NajdonioSlejszym tego sta
nowiska dowodem jest dekret
rzQdu francuskiego W sprawie
tworzenia armii polskiej, jake
a~utOnOmiczne armii sprzymie-
rzonej. Jest to nietylko uzna--
ME prawa POlski do niepOdle-
lecz faktyczne umozli--
wienie jej zajecia stanowiska
szeregu narod6w walcza-
cvch L Niemcami. SamOdzielna
polska bedzie nietylko
narzedziem zdobycia w}asnego
p~anStwowego bytu, lecz take
jegO gwarancya.
Wej$cie do rzedu panstw
walczacych Z mocarstwami
centralnemi Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych Ameryki P6Enocnej,
kt0rych Prezydent W swej pa
mietnej nocie tax wyraznie W
sprawie przyszfo$ci Polski sic
wypowiedzia}, daje ~pewnoSG, IL
Niemiec musi mice "a
nastepstwo odbudowanie Pol
ski.
" opinii rzadow narodow
koalicyi, sprawl pobska W cia-
gu ostatniego p64rocza stane4a
W spos6b shiny i stanowczy.
Ob6z koalicyjny W PoIsce
musia1 sic do deklaracyi Rzadu
rosyjskiego Ii
eye powaznie z tenn, by zacho-
wee dobry stosunek re wszyst-
KIM radiant koalicyjnymi, a
vice i I rzadem rosyjshm. W
imie has}a wspolnosci intere--
sow i wsp6lnej walk 7 Niemca-
trzeba by1o usuwaC wszy-
stko, co moglo popsuc Z jednej
strony stosunh polsko = rosyj-
skie, a Z drugiej stworzyc tru-
dnoSci dla panstw Zachodnich
ich stOsmkach Z Rosya. Dla-
TOGO tO kierownicv nolitvkil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Jestea .,~Ioremanem": - Staraj So
nakiontc wiasciciela fabrykl do przo-
sylania ogfoszen DZIENNIKOWI CHI.
CAGOSKIEMC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
Deklaracya Rzadu Tymcza-


ne}a i pozwoli}a ma scis}e for
mufowanie programu polskie-
go. Zrobi}o to p~rzedstawiciel--
stwo polskie W Piotrogrodzie,
ktore wystapi}o pc powrocie
panstwowym W Rosyi katego-
rycznem przedstawieniem do
rzadu, re z~apowiedz niepodle-
g}osci Polski jest koniecznoS--
scia polityczna, zrobili to pred
stawiciele polscy wobec rzad6w
pa1stw zachodnich W tym sa--
mym duchu, wywo}ujac wy
miane pogladow wsr6d rzad6w
koalicyi W sprawie polskiej, CO
doprowadzi4o do aktu rzadu
tymczasowego rosyjskiego.
DIS oboz koalicyjny W Pol
see ma jasno i scisle okreslony
program polityczny:
day on do odbudowania ME
podlegiego panstwa polskie-
go re wszystkich trzech dziel-
mic Polski, opartego o morze
Ba}tyckie i majaoego teryto-
ryum dose rozleg4e, by staA
sic powaznym czynnikiem
politycznym ma kontynencie
europejskim.
Ko4o takiego programu zgru
powa3a sic olbrzymia wiekszos6
narodu polskiego.
Krystalizacya opinii W duchu
tego programu ujawniia sic W
Galicyi, najsilniejszej dotych--
czas ostoi prad6w austrofil-
skich, ma zebraniach Kofa SCI
mowego W DIN. % maja W Kra.
kowie. Zebranie to uchwali4o
w$r6d powszechnego entuzyaz-
mu wniosek pos}a Tetmajera,
m6wiacy 0 Polsce zjednoczonei
i niepodleg}ej z dostepem do
nora.
Celem prowadzenia akcyi
politycznej W duchu tego pro-
gramu zawiazaf sic W Gahcyi
,,Zwiazek Miedzypartyjny', W
kt6rym role kierownicza cd
grywajq diva n~ajlicmiejsze
stronnictwa demokratyczne:
stronnictwo Ludowe i stronni
Demokratyczno = Narodo-
We.
G1o$ny Naczelny Komitet
Narodowy g~alicyjski wobec no.
wego stanu opinii publicznej W
zakoIczyf swoj zywot il
zlikwidowa} swe czynnoSci.
" Kr6leStWie POlSkiem poll
tyka aktywistyczna pc stronie
panstw centralnych zbankruto-
wafa z~upe4nie.
Nastapifa przedewszystkiem
radykalna zmiana pogladow
wSr6d lewicy spoleczne.j. Zmie-
nil sic stanowczo .jej stosunek
DO Rosyi, uznafa ona, re PoLska
z RosyQ odnowiona walczyc
ME moe i zajefa stanowisko
neutralno$ci. PrzedstawicieIe
Polskiej PARITY Socyalistycz--
nej i Ludowcow usuneli sic Il
Stanu. W radzie NarCdo-
wei zwyciezy}a lewica spolecz-
ma i zywio}y do niej zblizone,
co wywo}a}o usuniecie sic Il ka-
Ligi PanstwowoSci Polskie,j,
- grupy Slepo wierzacej W mo-
kompromisu Z Niemca--
ma podstawie aktu 5go IL
stopada.
Warszawska Rada Stanu
znalaz}a sic w zupeFnem odoso-
bnieniu, a grupujace W SVEN
przeciwne Radzie Stanu
stronnictwa ,Ko{o Miedzypar-
TYNE" wzmocnilo znacznie
swe stanowisko. Wobec tych
fakt6w Rada Stanu y zmieni}a
program Z aktywistyczne-
go Nd neutrality, p widzia4a
sic zmuszona postawic pewne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Quf BEN Gtdnbesamt
(3uIhauerin BET Der 5O63eiD: nMh
i9lsdt Das &leio Osr 9ranf TtBt.
in DieIem aleibe t6nnte i'd nitmala
glidlin tperDsu!!@
5.dttltne 6amilit. a.
.SH'g m0olid. bic bier bidbdu9ieer
6erren IinO idmtli6 S0hne BON 81.
nen2 Die pisgsu bod 5nfammen ge'
pib lire 5sbu 3eutner2"
g. Gtols): ngenou elf. uHb
peitere flint 3entnsr befiuben iid oa'
aenbIidliA non in Wtnrimbab!"
RAD Der Routrti Dom
nsrtpefter, Eat ber aerI aber 5duite'
llnD 70 mas tit oausrnO untouglid!"
Dit 6cupfongf. Jrau,
.2le6er 5nns, i9 bc6' Elm Golbfio
Dsrihludt!. Ad Soft, i9 bob'
Iolde angf, DaB 9u es mir BON msi'
mem goiIsttsrsslOe ob3ishit!1
Der 9fodsnpoAHe =
Sd hd0s bic 56mammerl gu germ
sd nittI. :. Ssit ID in eineH
Heubou espGbnt bdb', Tam id Fl
nimmsr leibenl44
S,R3sr. Mobsruer Moler
IS If pngla1blid, mas gineH al
les fort = fpern man Eeins GnE
gum ar6siien 6atl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
lSeei(t GuC6!

gir tsTter sbueu Icbte @odc in ser Smaba Srbine NIT odB
mir snouaio Gormer ipilnihen, Die feline eigenen 6nrnuel gaocns
i'm, f6 nf trierem 2ano i'm 0aorria gonntp i'm Yale oes ysprg
gaotte' m bielem Sabre nieocr5uIanen. Air iaeen, DaB mr eeh
rrfmr snonaia Sormern bic bette @elcsenbeit ibres SebenS 6eoea
merOen' lid cine eigeue Snrut Su erperbeu. anfraeen tonlnlen Tag.
lid. molen Gle alo cine Oieier 6armen, Damn Hnlen Se IlW
beeilen Gas Quo lit MIR better Solbpoen rno grOBtentehs pc
p1iIert Snt zines Der beften A~nerrette in Nebrnste. Ne ldpr'
li6e 8oIIergebabr 1T febr sering. Sn Der gto9e non SrIoeeeport
ber golntp.Souptfoot nit Shulen lnO fatbolider Stride. geegen,
giefc 0ffcrte oit ben erfen sfpar8ie 5aruern, ole oiePs Sobr oaS
qonD beiie6eIn imS es bebnnen. @gen GroBeren Anbaus non
guderrhben bmut Ole 3udergeeai6oit ete meitere 8iderlaorit I'M
morria Gmmtn. Gle fmfen beret8 Die %oiesjabrige 3uferrlben'
erntc fr $3.50 pr Gonne mf. 0s 2ano liccrt cute errten n
@eaeu. mSois, Safer uuo onoeren teinen 8ctreiSeiorteM aartoI
ien' Ifolfo unS 8~uderriben. 5als intcreiert, fpdrtct ntlt Ian.
aer. ionoern idref6t uns fir gei6reblngep mo ertnrionsooteu
ausfauftc b~ereihpiltat ge9eben
Central States 2ano so.
326 Union 8adfe SIOsy SmaRa, NeOrasfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Seras- Sarmer, tpiBt Sbr. Dab
es cine Strede IdrporSen 2anOes
IN Seros sibt, peI6es mir tell.
neiie entipideIt uno ME Oos
cbenc 2nnO pon Soma msiiebt2
Dosiclbe licgt in Rotoaoroa go.
IS bcitebcn bort quite g%cOeiBeItoe
Stable, CUTE af1rfte, CUTE gSndl
barn feline 2eute, SduleL Stir.
den, ldnoIi6e goit, EeIepbon,
uiu. gier5is Soil Stegenfal.
ernten fGuneu gurt8es Snbr &C.
sogen iperoeu mo Gornbni uno
56weine5u6t profitabeI lit. $50
cun iOeales, eelitnoes alima
6erri6t. gieIc Jormer bonn Nor
ben pobnen jet bier. Sod Dieie
on6ere @orteile, bon oeuen mir
gith beri6ten moaten. Sdreibt
g. augspureer, 54s Bee gIbg4
0moba. gfebr. tiff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
;yarmen III uermisten.
gieGsndt.Sarm

Don 500 ader fiir oas 5obr 1917
gu Dermieten fiir gar ODER @etreioe-
anteil. llngefabr 200 ader bette
8iebucioe, aeit 8ilnaloliO. 8or8iia.
lid, aerignet fir @ieb5liht uiiO @e
t~reioe6ou. gtur 80 9teilen bon ben
Cntobo giebmdrfieu. 8. 3. bal
orum, 1857 Cmdbo glnt. goiit Bldg.
Cniobn. Eel. Gora. 1866 -f.19.f7
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Notwithstanding

8arltu poIen Cir SIR 1eIo titr
~ auf Ser gonf liegen loiien,
penn sic fiir OasieIbe in flcileu
4nleiben ais er1te @ppotbet ia er-
hnltrn fonneu? Die 5idcrbeiter Be
iteben aus eritcn Sppotbcfcn allf Dcr.
5cilertem sitO. 0maba 6rlmoeigen-
nun mo iulo massachusetts ben 0ret.
fahet gctrag Der anIeiBe pert mo
iiderer als jeoe 9urf.
gttr in 5ummen BON 500 BIZ
$500.
Sont6 Emnba SHueitmsnt SO.
1925 q. "a. Ctr, Eel. South 1247.
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3n n%ertanfen.
9iQiae 0anier.

Sir baden eine groBc anaabl flei'
ner SGuier nit 3 bis a 3iH1ner,
sole @roBe 8oupldee, bon $500 BIS
$4,000, Die mir 81 giinitIgen We.
0ingungen berfaufen founeil.
SoHtb Cmaba Enrichment So.
1925 g. "a. Ctr Eel. Soutb 1917.
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AutomSbiIc.
She gIear, $685..

gebaut, I'M Gienit gu oeben. 20
briSiert Don eiHer Girntn, Die ieii
43 suhren 5unIit1ts ru0lltte ben.
aelteat b1t. gorsiieIide Agenturen.
4nsf6ten. ghreibcn Gle nns beu
.te UNI 8coinenngenL Nir ffno Die
aueiliaen Naeytteti fir ben anHseIl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
9hotoarapbildes yIttIier.
apbaf ,Hiniihing".

ailms frci 1utDifeIi, IN chem
gooe. aoIe aooof Stuoio, 9ebiae
glod, is. mo @orrep, Smobo.
-f21.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

gcrlamst: Suites @aoodcn fir
o~IIqernetne Sausarbeit. @tter Sobr.
r3t q. 80. ape. Sortep 59l.
-1.fS.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

&erlaust: - ainScrmdo6en IN e.
uer 5omilie bon orei; feline Isolde;
aoIt Mno 2ogie uiO fIeiner Sobtt.
TIA 2. 80. Ctr. SorleD 1916.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
gerlaaat-MannIia.

gerlangt: @onn unO 6rau.
ohne ainOer, auf cine 100 ader
Iorm. Der Mann sur @erridtun0
Ser 6elborbeit, Die 5rau oils Stiibe
i'm Sousbalt. grter 2obn mad
lEebereinfunft. antritt am 1. Mldr8
yitr nabere ansfunft menoe man lid
m +. gie9rer, 1922 itol. 10. Ctr
pruobn. geebr. I'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Mdnner uerLanat.

0anner Sir Die bette grbeit ii.
leno wether art uno iiberall
5preft Dor in Ser Omaha euipLop.
nerlt gurena Office, t21 norol
Is. StraRe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
@eDlsintiacs

Srnd eefolereid obne Speration
babanoeIt. Spredt bot ODER idreibt
St. 5ronf 8. @ron, 306 See gIDg,
omaha, Ie6r. -2.28-t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

9OaaIas Gpnntb 5armen:-S00
glder, $780, 100 afer, $t75;-
so gder, $3.50; - 40 Gder, $3.50.
80. &. Gmitb 60, Ola @itb Rotio'
naI Q3onf gISo. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

&erIangt: M1oden ooer 9odls
idulidalerin 8ur @ltsbilfe BET Sous.
arbeit; cine, bic gutes Seim sroBcm
9obn porsiebt. Gel. @ebiter 1927.
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gerlanst: gtdOaen fir alge-
nleine Sallsarbcit; 8aihfrdu sebal
ten. Gud5ufragcn in 351S 9oriiep.
Eel. Sornep 2599. gmpfebIungen
perIandt. -lsl6slt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

grrlanst; = Mdbhen fiir alge-
neine Sousurbeit. t24 g. 81. aDe.
Eel. @arnen 3445. -lsl6-ll
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4ato.R tparatnreM
astsHtOs.
@nldaGides.

Observation-Disclosures 1auIifIebrer.
Stuoio t3sl4.15 arIineton 8lOd.
ISL Dodge Ctr. Douglas 247f.
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gerlanst: grfabrene ao6lr
uno Saism1OdciI. SdrneB 264l.
If.
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$40 per 9lder bar Aeit III l0l
sobren. Special : Gar : @rfilriionef
stueimol I'M Monat. Shreibt mr.
iauItriertes giidIein.
ganne SnOcitment So, Omaha, Web.
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aopftiHsn pnO Diatratsn

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& BUTTON Co, 1867 Paxton
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SITS. Telephone Douglas 300. Ac-
Gordon, Knife, Side, Space, Box,
.Sun-Burss and Combination Box and
Side Pleating Hemstitching, Picot
Edging, Pinking. Ruching. Covered
Buttons, late styles and sizes. Price
list free. In ordering please mention
Tribune. -1-5-17
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au9 am GOnnfag ldiet err
miEox 1riiblingsionns, nno ein
fhmnIer. aenqcIoener GirnbE D97
strsm Qi1t ftsl IN oos Arteits5inrsi
tie Germ 9tontsnuiDGlts 9u9,'
nam. Der hier = Is ma: nreiplttssl
uuf eff uhr 9ormittass = BEN 4E
fatifommiH1r grsnrert gsgsnnasl
iok. Tieler bate Iih .o>n enlldLI.
bat. oaB n an SOnErnT fS-e, 5el
SiaatsonruaI aber Idg cite is
msnEdenTrearoIihes 2idaH UNI
soaie: las mant ln r'fbts. U.s.
b.HEsn nniers 9fIi4t IN 3ieHIis be-
@srsdtiaisif 1m Gorsntaa ME az
Mataa iun- uno ID aig nuBeroes
Ishr neuq erig ouf Shrsn 9eridt
cit koben MID ge0sicn, ShHsa tni
tie wsrfoIeane tiHtr usnsa GpHr i
ead1sn annsrta irtis 3nno q
luftn, Bis Gin suasiItisss Rdulaa
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
CAMP meade RED
CROSS HEAD Named
Charles J. Ferrin, Jr., Opens Office
in Cantonment.

Charles J. Ferrin, jr.. of New York,
has been appointed field director of
the American Red Cross at Camp
Meade, where he will represent the
of the boys encamped there. Mr.
Ferrin was formerly field director at
the regular army at Syracuse. n. Y.
When he opened his headquarters
at the camp yesterday, Mr.. Ferrin
took with him a truckload OF sweat
ers, which will be given to the SOL
diers who most need them. and ad-
ditional sweaters will be provided soon
in sufficient quantity to supply the
needs of all. Mr.. Ferrin will be pro-
vided with n quantity of emergency
supplies to enable him to render as
sistance.
There are now field directors rep
rCsentins the Bureau of Camp Serv-
ice in thirty-nine national army can
tonments, National Guard mobiliza-
ton camps and naval stations. and
others will probably be added. These
men are careful not to duplicate the
work OF the army or other organiza-
tion, such as the Y. NJ, c. A. and
the Knights of Columbus, now es-
tablished in the camps
In order that there may be no du-
plication, the Red Cross does not
furnish any articles, whether they
are part Of the outfit provided by
the government or are in the nature
of additional comforts, except upon
the request. Of the military or naval
officer in charge. This prevents the
Red Cross from intruding within the
proper sphere of any branch of the
army organization.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
ELECTRIC RAILROADS
Offer Aid TO u. S.
War Board in Session Elects G. N.
McCarter President.

The recently appointed War Board
Of the American Electric Railway AS
sociation met in this city yesterday,
and organized Thomas y. McCarter,
president of the Public Service Cor
poration of New Jersey, was elected
chairman. The other members of the
board are Britton 1. Budd. president
Chicago. North Shore and Milwaukee
Railroad; Arth.r w. Brady, president
OF the Union Traction Company of
Indiana: p. II. Gadsden, president
Charleston Consolidated Railway and
Lighting Company Of Charleston. S.
c.; and L. S. Stoors, president of the
Connecticut Company, New Haven.
Connecticut.
The board formally voted to offer
its service to the President OF the
United States. the Secretary of War,
Secretary of the Navy. and the Coun-
ell Of National Defense, Daniel Will
lard. Of the Council of National De-
fense being made a member ex-
officio.
Arrangements are being made to
open headquarters in this city, and
the board intends to place at the dis
posal of the government in this trans
pCrtation crisis every avilable facility
OF the electric railways This means
that the companies represented will
be used to supplement the steam rail-
roads in the transportation of both
passengers and freight, and that the
use of electric lines for this class of
service will be very largely extended.
The board will act in cooperation
with the government departments
wherever possible in the matter of the
conservation OF fuel, labor and ma
terials.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
7 women ARRESTED
FOR ALLEGED THEFTS
Police Claim 10 Have Unearthed
Stealing of Store Employees.

With the arrest last night of seven
women who were employed as clerks
in prominent department store on
Seventh street. police officials today
believe that a decided leak upon the
profits of the owners of the store
has been stopped.
All but one of the women arrested
admitted stealing goods from their
place OF employment, according to
Acting Inspector Evans.
The women were arrested by Cen
trail Office Detective Kelly and Mrs.
Sarah V. Farling. only policewoman.
The method which the women used
to obtain goods from the store was
novel one. According to the po-
lice, each one of the women worked
in a different department of the store
and would trade their respective line
of goods with each other.
One woman would trade 81 dress
for a 81 pair of shoes was one of
the examples cited by the police of
the way they worked.
All the women were placed in the
house of detention on a charge os
held for investigation"
A negro porter of the store was
also arrested on the thought that
he had helped the women carry of
some of their alleged stolen goods
He said that he had carried bundles
from the store. but denied any know
ledge of what they contained.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
INCOME WON'T STAND
INCREASE In ALIMONY

Thomson II. Alexander. 50 years OF
age. told the District Supreme Court
yesterday. in a petition. that he is
unable to increase the alimony he is
paying his former wife, Belle Alex
ander. who divorced him forty years
ago. Mrs. Alexander is now receiving
$40 a month. and charged in her peti-
tion for an increase that her former
husband is wealthy owning stocks
and bonds and spends his winters in
Florida.
The husband admits spending his
winters there, but stateA that his
health demands change OF seasons.
He has remarked, he tells the court.
As TO his income. Alexander states
that after paying his former wife SO
a month alimony he has only t472 G.
left for himself and his present wife,
his total income being only S952e.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC
IS THREATENED HERE
Sixty-four Cases Discovered in Two
District Schools.

Washington schools are threatened
with a diphtheria epidemic.
Two graded schools have been seri-
ously affected. They are the Toner
School, Twenty-fourth and F streets
northwest, and the lexington School.
in lexington.
A total of sixty-four cases of diph-
liberia have been recorded by the Dis
trict health department at these two
schools.
Fifty-fve of these cases are confined
to the lexington School. Twenty
seven were discovered during the
last few days, and twenty-eight cases
were discovered yesterday.
Only nine cases of diphtheria have
been recorded at the Toner School
since October Is.
As a safeguard against the spread
ing of diphtheria, the health depart
ment has had several rooms in the
two schools disinfected.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
Daniels IN FAVOR OF
Community SERVICE
Secretary of Navy Throws Weight Of
Support to Movement.

The 100000 fund being raised
this week for War Camp Community
Service will do its part toward max
ing American fighting men ideal types
of the Democracy they represent. The
government cannot be supported too
strongly"
Josephus Daniels, Secretary OF the
Navy. has thrown the whole weight
of his support to War Camp Com
munity work. In n statement yester-
day starting with the paragraph
quoted Sove. Secretary Daniels said:
I'VE realize that you cannot place
thousands OF young men in rough
camps on the outskirts OF strange
cities, you cannot neglect them or
treat them as social interiors without
the danger Of causing them TO yield
to the temptations which the hospital
ity of vice and dissipation invites.
80 il is that We are giving some
thought TO the social organization of
the million young men We have gath
cred together for training for the
army and the navy. We are going TO
compete with the evils that have
proved so costly to all former fighting
forces. We are going to make the
induccment TO healthy recreation and
clean amusements stronger than the
evil temptations of city life. miEhC
say we are going to tempt soldiers
and sailors to he good.
THE War Camp Community Service
has been requested to undertake this
work for the government. The funds
being raised this week will support
the work for n year, a net cost Of
Sc for each man for a year. This is
little enough when one considers that
it will inspire our boys with the new
national spirit, a higher American
ism, an eagerness in service that VIII
carry them more quickly TO the vic
tory they must earn"
The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
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