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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
MIEJSCOWA
EARL DEAR SKAZANY Ma
SMIERS.

lava sedziow Przysiegiych
wczoraj winnym uznala Earla
Dear'a zamordowania Rudolfa
Wolfe'a, szofera dr.. P. S. Doa-
ne'a, i zarazem oznaczyia kare
jego. kt0ra ma bye Smierc.
Wspolnik jego, Eugene Hart
nett, zostal skazany ma IA lat
wiezienia przez te sama saws
przysiegiych.
Process ich toczyi sic pred Sc
dzia Kerstenem w sadie krymi-
nalnym. Oskarzeni byli o usi-
lowane s~kradzenie AUTOMOBILE dr.
P. s. Doane'a, a gdy szofer leka-
RIA usiiowai kradziezy z~apobiedz,
Dear wystrzelii do niego i zabil.
Lava naradzala sic przez godzi,
ne i 20 minut. -
w sail sadowej, ktora byia
przepeiniona, gdy wyrok odczy-
tano, byia wdowa szofera oraz
iona Dear'a. Dear zdawal sic
bye obojetnym, zanim wyrok cd
czytano. Lecz gdy sic rozlegiy IA
talne siowa, dai sic slyszec pre-
razliwy krzyk. Gdy Dear sic
obr6cii, zauwazyl, jak jego zone
wynoszono. Wdowa zaS plaka-
Ia.
H~artnett tymczasem stall PREY
Scianie, blady i struchlaiy. Pc
niejakim czasie przywrocono po-
rzadek i odczytano wyrok w Spra-
vie Hartnetta. Gdy usiyszai
wyraz .winien", zdawato sic, re
straci przytomnoSc. lecz gdy dal-
see slowa oznajmiiy mu, re ska
zany Jest ma "A lat wiezienia,
przyszedl cokolwiek do siebie.
Dear zaS odzyskai zimna krew
do tego stopnia, re sam przedSo-
zyi wniosek o nowy process. Sc
dzia naznaczyi dzieh ma przes}u-
chanie wywodow, co jest PREY
jetym zwyczajem.
PAM Wolfe przystapiia do PREY
siegIych i osobiScie i'm podzie-
kowa}a. Mimo maiomownosci
sedzi6w przysiegiych, pozniej
sic okazaio, re tylko diva baloty
paddy: w pierwszem jednogioS-
ME uchwalono, re Dear jest wi
MEN. a W drugim, re Dear jest
skazany ma Smierc. Hartnett
o wiosek tylko uszedi tel samej
kary, gdyz try gay gfosowano'
i "a drugim balotem II giosowa-
10 "a kara $mierci, a tylko jeden
przeciw niej.
w sprawie powyzszj proku-
ratorem byi asyst. prok. stan. J.
C. O'Brien, ktory sic stale tero-
rem ola rewolwerowiczow gdyz
uzyskai cd r. 1914 dziesiec wy
rok6w z kara Smierci. Z po-
wodzeniem procesowai Wheeda
i Lindruma, kt6rzy niedawno te-
mu byli p~owieszeni, diva ray IL
zyskat kare smierci przeciw
Lloyd Bopp'owi, a raz przeciw
Albert Johnsonowi. Bopp i John
son czekaja ma wykonanle wy
roku we wiezieniu powiatowem.
Prok. stan. Hoyne wyrazll
wielkie zadowolenie Z wyroku w
procesie Dear'a ! Hartnetta.
Wczoraj detektywi z biura
szefa policyi urzadzili oblawe ma
biuro ,doktora" Spencer Brow
ma, gi6wnego Swiadka obrony W
procesie Deara i Hartnetta, gdzie
niejaki J. Williams zosta} are
sztowany. Brown znajduje sic
w wiezieniu pod zarzutem krzy,
wo przysieztwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
PLAN OBRA.
BONANZA SKARBU MEL
SKIEGO z S. 100000.

Wyjawiony zostal plan nadz'
wyczaj smialego i zuchwahego
napadu ma ratusz miejski, VIA
mania sic do skarbca miejskiego
i zabrania $2,OOo,O 900. jake lup.
w zeznaniach Harry'ego E
mersona, jednego z tych, kt6rzy
So trzymani pod dozorem jake
podejrzani o rabunek mord ma
stacyi kolei Illinois Central, wy
konany dnia 1go lutego.
Bandyci szczegolowo plan
sw6j przygotowali, wedlug E
mersona, lecz wszystko udarem-
Mia zakulisowa informacya, ia
ka policya otrzymala o planie Cd
osoby, bedacej bardzo blizko
szajki.
Rozb6j miala wykonae szajka
pod dowodztwem Able Shaffne-
"a i G. Raymonda, ktory zostat
zabity we walce z detektywa-
mi pred trzema tygodniami. Ra
bunek miai bye wykonany dnia
Ego stycznia, gdyz bandyci sa-
dill, re wielkie sunny z oplat "a
licencye beda sic znajdowafy W
'skarbcu.
Sam pomysi rozboju, a nastep-
ME plan przeprowadzenia, jest
niemal ME do uwierzenia. Re jest
iednakze faktem. dowodzi, &c
W try dni pc Bozem Narodze-
niu naraz liczba policyantow l
detektywow W ratuszu sic, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
BRACIA GRAHAM w STA
ME ,~OSKARZENIA.

Specyalna lava sedzi6w wiel-
koprzysieglych wczoraj w stan
oskarzenia postawi}a Ralpha r.
Grahama i brata lego Fran. J.
Grahama, jake w~laScicieli i "a
rzadcow zbankrutowanego BAN
ku prowadzonego pod firma Gra-
ham and Sons. Postawieni 20
stall pod kaucya Pc $4,000.
Oskarzeni So o przyjmowanie
depozyt6w, gdy bank juz byf W
stanie niewyplacalnym.
Sa diva zarzuty w akcie oskar-
zenia: w jednym oskarzeni So o
przyjmowanie $500 cd R. Morga-
ma dnia 28go czerwca, a w dru-
GIN O przyjmowanie depozytow
w sumie $1,000 Cd PAM NJ. A.
Roberts wdOwV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
Do Czlonk6w Gniazda Mr.. 2gi.

Wszyscy czfonkowie gniazda Mr.. 2,
maja sic zebrac W niedziele dnia 800
marca o godz. $3.50 rano W sail At
las W .mundurach lub bez W celu
wziecia udzialu W wielkiej manifesto
cyl narodowej jaka sic odbedzie W
Coliseum 2 okazyi przyjazdu repre-
zentant6w ,Armii Polskiej z Francyi
oraz przedstawiciela Polskiego Ko-
mitetu Narodowego.
Szanowni Druhny | Druhowie, jest
to waszym obowia2kiem wobec spra-
wy Narodowej ma te uroczystosc sic
stawit / spodziewamy sic re zadna
druhna ami druh ME uchybi sic cd
tego obowiazku / gniazdo nasze be-
die teraz jak i dawniej bylo jed
men z pierwszych gdzie o sprawe Ma
.rodowa chodzilo.
Czoiem.
W. Lubicz, prezes.
a. Ruszczyk, naczelnik.
A.. Warchalowski,- sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
ZARZUTY GRAFTU PRE-
CIV
BRYGADY.
BRYGADY

General brygady Thomas Cru
Sc z departamentu kwatermi-
strza armii regularnej Stanow
Zjednoczonych jest z dwoma
kontraktorami wymieniony W "a
rzutach graftu. Gen. Cruise jest
juz emerytowany. Kontrakto-
rzy nazywaja sic Henry H. Lip
pert i Ralph Lippert, ojciec i syn.
Sa oni agentami fabryk W pobli
skich Stanach, wyrabiajacych
koidry wojskowe i materya}y ma
odziez. Gen. Cruise jest oskarzo-
ny o niewlasciwe przyjmowanie
pieniedzy Cd kontraktorow.
I, Wczoraj Lippertowie zostali a
resztowani pc obiawie przez agen
tow rzadowych ma biura ich W
budynku Security, PREY rogu ulic
Madison i Wells. Tam skonfi-
skowano znaczna liczbe doku-
mentow, \ list6w i telegramow,
dotyczacych dostaw wojsko-
wvch. Miedzy mimi So listy i
telegramy, wymieniane pomie-
dry Important, gen. Cruse'm,
kilku fabrykantami i przynaj-
mniej jednym oficerem czynnym
w departamencie kwatermistrza
armii.
w korespondencyi w%ymienione
So take nazwiska adwokata CHI
cagoskiego R. S. Folsoma, sena-
tora III. Lewisa i ]. Rosenwal-
da, prezesa Sears, Roebuck and
Co., lecz przeciw MIN ME ma zad-
nych zarzutow.
Akcya rzadu byIa poprzedzo-
ma Sledztwem przez wojskowe
biuro informacyjne i przes}ucha-
mi pred sekretarzem wojny Ba-
kerem.
Pierwsza wiadomoSc, re cos
sic dzieje, nadeszla z Waszyng-
tonu, poczem wedlug rozkazow
kapitana M. B. Ericsson z tutej-
szego wojskowego biura informa
cyjnego wdrozya sledztwo i re-
brawszy dowody udal sic Z nj
mi do Waszyngtonu.
Zwoiano natychmiast rade, zso
iona z sekr. wojny Bakera, kwa-
termistrza generalnego Goethal-
sa, najwyzszego urzednika sado-
wniczego i generalnego inspek~
tora armii. Gen Cruise, wezwa-
ny pred rade przyznaf sic, re
otrzym3 $1,000 cd Lippertow,
lecz ~zaprzeczy}, jakoby przekro-
cyl prawo hub reguly wojskowe,
twierdzac, re jest emerytowanym
oficerem i wolno przyjmowac "a
trudnienie Cd kontraktorow.
Rada orzekia ~jednakze, re gen.
Cruise jest jeszcze podlegly regu-
Aom wojskowym, gdyz pobiera
try czwarte swej pensyi. Wobec
tego zostaiy mt w~ytoczone for
maine zarzuty.
Gen. Cruise siuzy} w armii lat
40, odznaczyi sic we wojnach z
Indyanami, i gdy zosta} emery
towany, otrzyma1 "a swa siuzbe
publiczne podziekowanie cd kon-
gresu.
JeSli nastapi akcya sadowa
przecfw g~enerahowi, wytoczona
bedzie pred sadem wojskowym,
ZUCHWALY PLAN OBRA-
BONANZA SKARBU MIEJ-
SKIEGO z 10000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
SKAUCI 2 PARKU KOSCIUSZKI.

Zbiora sic jutro rano o godzinie die
siatej do sail cwiczef W celu wziecia
udzia{u w wymarszu do Coliseum.
A. j. Pfocihski,
marsza{ek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
q MGI POLSK1EJ DEMOKRATYCZ-
NEJ POWIATU COOK.

.Liga Polska Demokratyczna powia
tn Cook bierze czynny udziaf W ma
nifestacyi W przyszla niedziele, dnia
3-go marca z okazyi przyjazdu MI
syt Armii Polskiej we Francyi. Wszy-
soy czionkowie ligi wymienionej ma
ia sic stawit W niedziele PREY ulcy La
Sale / Randolph, PREY ratuszu miej-
skim Getty HALL ma godzine 1915
pred poludniem.
T.. p. Danisch, prezes.
s.. H. Landmesser, sekr.
zsn,m u1sas sic po porade. DO adwo.
= przOjrzyj liste polskich prawnt-
row ma szpaltach DZIENNIRA n
CAGOSKfF0c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Ost::ais vtadomoSM > ojSsysny,
aroxmaicone oryginalnemi illustra-
sysmi, xsmiesseHa stalls DzIENNK
CHlCA0ORu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

wiekszy}a, a .wszystko co bylo
W skarbcu przeniesiono natych-
miast do bankow w Srodmiesciu.
Podobno byly dni, gdy sic tam
znajdowalo cd S,OOo,OO0 do
SEQ, OOO,O 900. Gdyby rabusie swoj
plan pomyslnie wykonali, obfowi
liby sic lepiej, nizeli spodziewali.
Lecz wielka liczba policyantow
i detektywow przestrasza}a ich.
Jeden z detektywow z biura miej-
skiego original inromacye, kto-
re rozb6j udaremniIy.
Wedlug planu kazdy Z rabu-
slow miai bye ciezko uzbrojony.
Najprz6d mieli wszyscy funkcyo
naryusze w biurze skarbnika mieJ
skiego bye steroryzowani, po-
czem po zabraniu 1upu, mieli ma
dol zjechaG elewatorem do suite
rem, a nastepnie precise do sta
cyl ola dogodnoSci publicznel
PREY rogu ulic Washington i La
Sale, skad wyszliby schodami ma
ulice, gdzie miaiy ma Mich czekac
automobile.
Emmerson byl wczoraj egzami
nowany przez asystentow proku-
ratora ]. Prystalskiego ]. c.
O'Briena, ktory take wyjawif
szczego}y rozboju ma stacyi IL
linois Central, w ktorej kolektor
Dennis Tierney zosta} zamordo-
wany. w tel zbrodni wzieli IL
dial: James Hanratty, alias ].
HOWARD, Thomas O'Connor, o..
bal byFi kryminafiSci, dalej G.
Raymond, ktory zosta} zabity /
sam Emmerson. Policya poszu
kuje pierwszych dwoch.
Pc rozboju i mordzie handy
CT spedzili noe II stanowego re-
prezentanta T. D. Murphy, pnr.
sly w. sofa III. WlaScicielem
automobile, w ktorym bandyci
uciekli z miejsca zbrodni, jest ia
mes Pelikan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Prswss kssdy polski sEent real
Ro1ciowy oElaszs ale " DzlENNlkU
OHICAGpsKIM DO uiejednokrotnh
przskonai sic. - IN nAjlsDisi M
"a ankaeA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

POTRZBBA meiczyzn ma m~ieszka--
ME. 1O40 Marshfield ave-, an dole, -
wchod tyiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

W. Lubicz, prezes.
a. Ruszczyk, naczelnik.
A. Warchalowski, sekr,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

ZGUBIONO W niedziele "a lutegO
biaiego pudla, nagroda. 2114 w. Wal
ton ul. Telefon Humboldt 1850.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma mieszka--
ME. 1119 N. Paulina ul., front. -
WejScie. Kuchin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21
RESOLVE TO ESCAPE
THE CLUTCHES OF GRIP
Many Physicians Recommend DuFy'S
Pure Malt Whisky as Reliable
Remedy and Preventative.

At this season Of the year when ez-
posture to sudden and severe changes or
weather is frequent, grip aud pneumonia
often attack the system quickly and re-
lentlessly. especially II YOU are run
down from worry. overwork or exposure
For more than half century Duffy's
Pure Malt Wniskey has been recognized
8 : a beneficial remedy in the prevention
Of coughs. colds. grip. pneumonia, and
diseases Of the respiratory organs. The
secret of its success in relieving and
forestalling throat and lung troubles
lies in the fact that il is made for
medicinal purposes from health giving
grains thoroughly matted. Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey helps the stomach 20 bet
ter digest and assimilate food in order
that richer and purcr blood may come
from ii. 50 that the circulation will be
strong and powerful carrying health
and vigor to every organ Of the body
Don't hesitate, buy bottle today. Sold
in sealed bottles only by most druggists.
grocers ana dealers. Nov obtainable IN
pint size II they can't supply You,
write us. Useful household booklet free.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey co. Rochester.
\ T-AdN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21

VISIT EAST
CHICAGO

Indisns Hsrbor Roumanians have
been delighted over the visit Of c An
selescut. minister Of Roumania: La
nyvsrv. ministers secretary; l. Teiu-
san. atteche, Rubin. journalist: ". Bru-
SER Roumanian consulate for Chicago.
Rev V. Lucaciu. member of Roumanian
mission Lieut.. Y Stoica. member Of
Roamanlan mission. who on Monday
Feb H. arrived from Chicago in three
autos. They were mot by the Rouman-
AN population, numbering about 1890 in
Michigan and Parish avenues. Indiana
Iarbor. and moving picture was TAX
en- Of the whole group while marching
Az the corner Of Michigan avenue anu
Guthrie street, and so on TO The Rou-
manian church IN Elm street
At the church the TIE Deum was over
at 1890 p nm. and from the church
The group. together with two bands, left
for Transatlantic hail in Pennsylvania
avenue and Washington street The
guests took DINNER. ana at p. m.
speeches began at the Auditorium. with
Rev. simion MalaItIan as chairman.
Mayor Mccormack being introduced
to the ambassador and his suite. the
chairman III the name Of Roumanla cN-
pressed his appreciation % the mayor
r the following words our mayor.
brave and loyal. who at the present time
s in the presence OF you all. has sac
rhced his time. Of great importance, to
ne with US these few moments. We
thank him very kindly for the sym
patty he has with US"
The minister's speech is as follows:
I bring to you Roumania 8 salute.
7 bring 20 you and 10 America the
salute Of the heroes. Roumania's SOL
ciers. who are now lighting tho enemy
ia trenches. feel sorry that they can
not see YOU. how loyal and brave are
hem They have been fighting for
he last eighteen months starved and
half naked We entered the war TO do
our duty and free the hard-pressed ma
lions from the tyranny. We knew that
We would nave 70 fight with strong
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21

powers bur stuck TO our duty. The
Russian car has given US his promise.
bur failed 20 fulfil tho same. our lit
tie army ives extended on a 140-rnile
front when Mackensen. the German gen
erai. hurled forty eight divisions against
US and we had TO retreat to BUcarest
and from there to the Moldova and into
Muntenia so we would not fall into the
hands of the enemy. Then cholera came
on US and that claimed 500 end 400 vic
Tins DAY. but We never lost bit OF
our coura e.
I'm Moldova Nc did excellent lighting
and discipline was good The first de r.
we entered The war NE gained twenty
five miles and $50 oannous from Ger
many German and Hungary vere run-
ming for safety Then they they re-
ceived an order from the kaiser not to
ugh, with US with the hayonet as we
were expert lighters with the bayonet
The little help we had from Russia
i'm mon deserted us as soen as they
hard that Mackeuzen might get them.
Then we retreated to Marasesti. Al
! Marasesd we sustained six and eight
! attacks a day. The Germans had thrown
off their heavy caps and the heavy
suits and it was terrible fight. Mack
ensen had 20 retreat. hut Che Russian
anarchy of the BolshevIki party made
plans against us oven 70 &c tch the king
and arrest him n cowordly fashion.
The Russians have even thrown deadly
gas bombs over our camps but dear
friends. do not lose courage. because
our dreams Of MANY wears viii come
true You know yourselves that Amor
lea is fighting too NOT being eager tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21

change for The better. the pain grad
TALLY left me. the stiffness o. the kne, $
disappeared, and I was a las, able q
obtain some rest. BY continuing rhl
medicine every sign OF Rheumatism
left me. my feel returned to normal!
and now feel like new man
1T is really astonishing what Var
ne-sis has done for me- and am
recommending ii TO an who sufeg
from rheumatism.
". \. NarneT said Fl an constan
II producing evidence chat \ ar-ne-si-
cOnquers rheumatism az he Joints
For wears have published Letters
from people ia Boston ana ic'nity
They tell how their iolrts We're stiff
painful and de7ormed. they oh how
thev tried one remedy after anotbe,
without results and finally recovered
through Nar-ne-sis. 30 sufferer o.
chronic rheumatism can afford LII 70
Try Nar-ne-sis.
Nal-ne-sis is simple vegetable
preparation and absolutely harmless
as il is composed Of herbs roots and
barks. IL does not contain salcylates
iodides. capsicum or pepper Nar-ne-
SIS tends to help the stomach and can
not harm the heart
AT NY Boston office one room is
given over to The display of his famous
collection Of clutches and canes which
have been exhibited in many cities
These are being added 10 from time
70 time by those who were crippled
before taking the remedy The name
and address of the owner is on each
article, and Mr.. Varney offers $1,000
Il they are not genuine. The walls OF
the display room are covered with
photographs OF New England people
Send to W. A. Varney. Lynn. Mass
FOR the leaflet. The Rust Of Human
Hinges Its Free
Every testimonial published Is a
simple statement OF facts and $1,000
lis offered If they are other than gen
|uine or if they have been purchased.
Get Nar-ne-sis Now, today. a. Sum
ners Pharmacy, and all reliable drug
sists.- Advertisement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21

arm for nv country and for my Slav
brothers. A. the hattle on my dear
soil Of Roumania left nay aged par
ents in the hands &c the enemy. I lef'
my wife and children. end God only
knevs if they ere alive or dead. and
where.
You hapry people should not forses
the fellows that are fighting for YOU
and for the liberty ~ all slaNs BE
brave and enlist yourselves in the
American army and fight bravely along
side The American army; keen your
courage as from The brave soldier
dca1h runs away. God bless you all.
MAYORS speech:
Gentlemen: am proud ro meet these
people as YOU are building nice homes
and raise good children. and I am proud
10 SOC them visiting our ctty. You are
faithful fellows. Don't forget 10 vol
unteer yourselves in tho Z. s army
and fight for the American flag. liberty
ard democracy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21

road, who lives at 10S Spring st.
Springfield Mass How few Who DO
not suffer can realize what 1t means
"a and relief
- suffered ffom rheumatism of the
'oints in my feet. knees and hips 50
That ! could hardly crawl around My
feet were swollen 10 almost twice
their natural size Ny back and knees
panied m so that it was impossible
TO find a comfortable position in bed
My knees troubled me great deal
when attempted to gen on the train,
for ] was just able 20 shift my feet
along My hips panied me a great
deal when would lie down, and 7
could hardly move after remaining
quiet any length OF time
This was LAY condition when I
commenced TO take Va~-as-sis. Al
most from the first I could see d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-21
N. Y. N. H. CONDUCTOR WINS FIGHT
WITH RHEUMATISM or JOINTS
F A. Barber Tells How He Finally Found Remedy That
Removed Every Ache and Pain

Il dislike publicity. but gladly give
my experience in the hope that it will
Re the means Of some other sufferer
finding relief" said Mr. F. A. Barber,
a well-known conductor on. the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-11
W|LDSM|TH STRUCK
 BY AUTOMOBILE AND FATALLY INJURED
Running to Catch Street Car Aged Man Steps in Front of OncOm-
 ing Auto

While running across Fifth avenue north, at Twenty street. to catch an Ensley Tidewater car at 9:55 o'clock last night, Edward T. Wildsmith of 71e Sixth avenue, Greymont, was struck by an auto driven by Mrs. r. M. Thomp- son of 330 North Forty-ninth street and probably fatally injured, receiving a frac- tured skull
 According to statements of those wit messing the accident. the car was run ming east on Fifth avenue at about 20 miles per hour, when MT. Wildsmith ra n directly in it's path, from the south side of the street, when the auto was within about yard of him.
 The left lamp struck him and knocked him down, the car dragging him for sev- eral yards up the street before it was brought to a stop. Shaws ambulance was immediately on the scene and rushed the injured man to St. vincent's hos pital, where he was pronounced to be in a very critical condition, suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries.
 On the trip to the hospital he had sev- eral blood hemorrhages and spat up great clots of blood, bleeding freely at the ears also. It is not expected that he will live through the night Captain De vine and Officers Jones and Burges in vestigated the accident Mrs Thomp- son was not placed under bond. It is understood that two women and three children were in the car. a Grant Six at the time of the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-11
LADIES TO ATTEND
 KIWANIAN LUNCHEON
Betsy Hamilton, Author and Reader of Dialect Stories, Guest of
 the Club

Ladies Day" which will be ob- served by the Kiwanis club at it's reg ular luncheon today at l o'clock at the Southern club, promises to be one of the largest meetings ever held by the organization. A large number of plates have already been reserved by mmbers of the Indian aggregation for their "squaws.'' and women friends. The guest of honor on this occasion will be Betsy Hamilton, the well-known author of negro dialect stories, who will render several selections, among them being, Catching the Chickens Miss Hamilton is considered one of the best dialect readers in the south,
 Added to the attractions, usual and un- usual, at the luncheon today, will be the appearance of Corp. David Love of the Fifty sixth infantry, vioinist of rare ability; MT Weymer, possessor of an ex- cellent voice, and their accompanies at the piano, who have been invited especi- ally by Big Chief Barnett to be present at this meeting. They appear by cour- tesy of Loew's Bijou, where they feature the bill this week.
 on hand to preside and the attendance prize, a Baby Bond, donated by D. II. Cronheim, will be given to the lady guest drawing the lucky number. Carl ton Smith will give few points on The Poetical and Sentimental Side of the Stationery Business"