davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
Tragedya " Camp Fusion.
Kapitan armii morderCa i Samob6jca.
Olbrzymi pozar podejrzany.
z kongresu.
Zbrojenia fIoty zadowalniajace.
Echa tiezwykleJ bury,
Zapatry1vanie praxveso Niernca.
z kongreSu.
Zbrojenia floty acknowledges.
Echa hiezwykleJ bury,
Zapatryvvanie pra~veso Niernca.
Rome Telegrany.

Wornall odzyskawszy nicco przy-
tomnoSt, zdolat uwolnic sic L WIG
z6w i wyszedl chwiejac sic na
dwor, sdzic zn6w utracii zmysly.
Tax znalazf go inny zoinierz.
Ialarmowano ob6z W przecia-
gu 20 minut izolowano ob0z, roz-
stawiono straze policyjne, prze-
Romano sic, re nikogo w obozie
ME brakuje; zrobiono rewizye we
wszystkich budynkach, wydano
rozkazy, by nikogo ME wpuszcza-
nc i ME wypuszczano, - ale nj
kogo ME aresztowano, choc wszy-
scy byli pod Scisiym nadzorem.
w banku straszny widok przed-
stawil sic przy rewizyi: cztery
trupy, kaluze krwi, zakrwawione
odciski palcow.
Dopiero mad ranem Wornall
zdolal jakotaio opowiedziet, CO
sic stalo. O mordercy tyle VIE
dial Wornall, re byl to kapitan
i re potrafi go poznat, ale ME
znai jego nazwiska.
w ciagu dnia odbylo sic sledz-
two. Punktem wyjScia bylo, re
morderstwo popeiniono topor-
klein wojskowym. Dowiedziano
sic, re Whistler pozyczy} by} W
piatek popoiudniu diva toporki Z
magazynu, ale w sobote rano, juz
po morderstwie, pozyczyl diva
dalsze. Jeszcze ME bylo pewnoSci,
czy ma niego nalezy zwrocic po-
dejrzenie. O 9 rano byi W szkole
pulkowej; wydawai sic nieco zde-
nerwowanym, ale zreszta spokoj-
nym. Wreszcie wydano rozkaz,
by wszyscy kapitani zg}osili sic
do raportu ziozyli odciski swoich
palcow. Wkrotce potem w kwate-
RE Whistler ozwaIy sic diva
strzaiy. Inni oficerzy wbiegli do
wnetrza i okazaio sic, re Whistler
odebrai sobie zycie wystrza}em z
karabinu. Pierwsza kula zeslizla
po policzku, druga dostaia sic do
m6zgu. W pokoju bylo mnostwo
Shadow krwi, znaleziono diva re-
czniki przesiakniete krwia.
Mkt ME umie powiedziec, co
Whislera doprowadziio Cd tych
zbrodni. Ma stole lezaEa kartka,
adresowana do kobiety (nazwiska
ME podajq), ma kt0rej bylo napi-
sano: ,,Juz oddawna zamierzalem
sobie odebrac zycie, ale nigdy ME
mialem nalezytego powodu.
Wczoraj wyszedlem powod So
be utworzyiem."
Kapitan Whistler mial lat o!iofo
40. Podobno byi rozwiedziony Cd
roku zona; otrzymaia ona roz-
w6d z powodu jego ,srogiego OBJ
chodzenia SIG" Brai udzia} we
wojnie hiszpahsko amerykah-
skiej, sluzyi ma Filipinach, byi po-
tenn klerkiem pocztowym ma ko-
lei Union Pacific, a przed kilku
miesiacami wstapil do obozu szko
~ oficerskiej. zona jego mieszka
z IA letnim synem w Salina, Kas.
Rodzice jego mieszkaja W Good
land, Kansas.
I zabitych Winters, mieszkai
" Kansas City. byl wiceprezyden-
tenn National Reserve Bank, a
skoro otwarto bank armii zostai
tegoz kasyerem i przeprowadzii
sic do Manhattan. niedaleko obo-
zu. Jewell, redaktor Trench and
Camp, dawniej pracowa} W
dziale ogloszeniowym New York
Times, a ojciec jego jest wydaw-
ca i redaktorem ,,Leadera" w
Springfield. Mo. Ohleson liczyi
lat 10. ukohczyi wyzsza szkoie w
Kansas City, byi synem kontrak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14

tora Kansas City, ktory buduje
nowy budynek ola banku armji,
g. NJ. Hill niedawno przybyi z
Oklahomy otrzymal posade kler-
ka w banku. Wornall, kt6ry kole-
gowai Z Jewellem, mieszka w
E,,-,e CO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
RAPPORT PRZYCHYLNY o
ZBROJENIACH FLOTY.
Waszyngton. ID. stycznia.


wieczorcm, dale wyraz przckona-
niu swemu ! swoich kolcgow, &c
praca biura floty majaca ma cclu
ici zbrojenie, najzupelnicj jest "a
dowalniajacq. ,,Po przeprowadzc-
niu swych badali przcs}uchoW"
- powiada sprawozdanic -
,,czlonkowie komitctu przyszll do
przckonania, &c powszcchnc prze-
konanie O gotowosci do wojny i
bitnosci floty Stan6w Zjcdnoczo-
nych zupclnic jest usprawicdh-
wione."
w sprawozdaniu przytoczonc
81 licznc zajmujacc fakta, o kto-
rvch komitct dowicdziai sic ia
swych tajnych sesyach. Pomlcdzy
innymi cickawym mp. jest takt,
ze przeszlo 100 okretow handlo-
wych zosta}o przcz flote zaopa-
trzonych w dziala amunlcye.
| Mnostwo tez dziai r6znego kali
bru potrzebna amunicya Przesia
no do Francyi i do Wloch.
ECHA BURY.
Nowy York, IA. stycznia. -
Mr6z okolo zera stopni powrocif
| ! zagraza miastu zastojem wszel-
liego przemyslu w przeclagu nal
biizszych "a godzin. L6d poEryWa
port przeszkadza dowozowi We
eli woda, podczas gdy dowoz ten
take przez opazniajace sic pocl2-
gi kolejowe juz jest mocno osra-
uiczony.
stanowy administrator opalu
A. II. Wiggins, po konterency1
asystentem gen. dyrektora kolel
zelaznych, A. II. Smithem, O.
swiadczyl, IL po}ozenic tax jest
crozne, ze prawdopodobnie wicle
fabryk bedzie musialo pozostac
bezczynnemi przez dzieh albo diu-
zej.
St. Louis, Mo-, IA. stycznia. -
Pomimo ustania huraganu, mlasto
odciete jest Cd komunikacyi ko-
lejowej Z poinoca / wschodem
niemal zupe}nic. Kilka Pociqgow
nadeszlo z zachodu i po}udnia, a.
lie Z op6znieniem Cd 10 do Sc 60
DIN. Temperature tn ME opadfa
do zera, ale popoludniu znoWu
spadlo mnostwo Sniegu kotry ma
szczeScie ustai godz. 7-mej.
LoJALNY NIEMIEC.
Milwaukee, Wis, IA. stycznia.
Otto H. Kahn, banker Z Nowe-
90 Yorku, w pewnem SVEN pre-
m6wieniu wczoraj talk sic wyra-
zn:
ME dosyt to dla mas Ameryka-
now niemieckiego pochodzenla
poprostu petniG nasz obowiqzek i
okazac SIG wiernymi Stanom ZJe-
dnoczonym. Musimy to takze gio-
sic. Prawi mezowie zrozumleJ2'
ze nietylko tym sposobem che1plc
sic .chcemy Z naszego patryotyz-
mu, ale re dumni tego jestesmy,
IL krew plynqca W naszych zylach
ME moze przygiuszyc glosu sumie
MIA w naszych piersiach.
;, ia urodzilem sic w Niemczech
siuzylem w armii niemieckiej az
do wybuchu obecncj wojny pro-
wadzilem liczne interesa Z Mem
cami. Znam Niemcy znam VIA
Sciwe powody tel wojny. Pred
trzydziestu laty - dokladnle co
do dnia prawie - Niemcy rozpo-
cze}y wykonywac swe plany zdo-
bycia swiata. Prawdziwy Nlemlec
widzial zblizajaca sic te woJne I
oponowa} temu. Ale nadaremna
bvlo rzeczq walczvc systemem.
,.Nicmcv ME mOgq sIuNac IL
sprawiedliwienia w moblllzacyl
Rosyi. Mobilizacye te prowoko-
wano w Berlinie, by tworzyia po-
gr6zke Austryi. Pierwsza scene
rozegrano pred szesciu czy sled
miu laty epizodem Agadirem,
kiedy Niemcy stara}y sic zyskac
oparcie w poiudniowej Ameryce.
11r T. 1910 A,.try, DoNzialo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14

Oklahomy otrzymal posade kler-
ka w banku. Wornall, kt6ry kole
gowal Z Jewellem, mieszka w
Kansas City.
POzAR w INDIANAPOLIS.
indianapolis, II. stycznia. -
Olbrzymi pozar, kt6ry wczora;
Wieczorem obrocil w perzyne caly
l:wartai domow przez czas ME
jaki zagrazai caiemu sasiedztwu,
zniszczy} czteropietrowy gmach
znany pod nazwa industrial
Building' poniedzy uncar:i
Tenth, Eleventh i Fayette a kama
lem, ponadto szeSc domow miesz-
kalnych, jeden koSci6l, jedna gro
sernie i wyszynk zrzadzii szko-
de ma przcszIo $1,OOO,OOO, zanim
SO ugaszono.
w gmachu spalonym mieScilo
sic 80 firm fabrycznych, a ze VIE
lc Mich zajmowalo sic wyrobem
maszyn przybor6w do tychzc,
pa podstawic rzadowych kontrak-
tow, przeto tenn prawdopodob-
niejsze stale SIG przypuszczenic,
&c ogieh byf podlozony przez
,,wrogich cudzoziemcow.'
Zarzqdzono zatem Sledztwo re
strony wladz federalnych i policyi
niejskiej.
Zdaje sic, re plomienie wybuch-
" rownoczeSnie w dwu bardzo cd
siebie oddalonych czeSciach bu--
dynku. Pedzone wichrem poiud-
niowo zachodnim rozszerzy}y sic
tax szybko, re Gala straz ogniowa
w indianapolis, 81 kompaniJ, mu-
slaia walczyc ca}ym wysi}kiem,
azeby zapobiedz dalszemu szerze-
niu sic pozaru. Utrudnialo ga
szenie mrozne powietrze; szef
Loucks kazai wybijac w kanale
dziury w lodzie, by otrzymac do
stateczna iloSc woody do gaszenia.
Zapadajace sic Sciany zwiekSzaiy
niebezpieczehstwo, ale zdaje sic,
re Mkt ME odniosi szwanku.
L towarow nagrouadzonych W
budynku mic ME dalo sic urato-
wac ! zdaje sic, re w samych su-
terenach zniszczone zosta}y wszy
stkie tam nagromadzone automo-
bile wartoSci okoio 100000.
Budynek Dyi wlasnoscia ,,Gene-
rel Industrial and Mfg. Compa"3,
z'ozonej kapitalistow miejsco-
wych. Odnajmowali oni roznym
f:rmom lokale zaopatrywali je
take w silly motorowe. Podobno
budynek byi ubezpieczonym Ma
$3OO,OOO, a zawartoSc jego ma
$5OO,OOO do 100000.
Byl to jeden najokazalszych
pozar6w w tenn mieScie tysiace
ludzi staiy W mrozie mad kanalem,
by przygladac sic gaszeniu.
WIELKI PozAR w GRAND
RAPIDS.
Grand Rapids, Mich, IA. stycz-
MIA. - ,,Hawkins Block" szeScio-
pietrowy gmach ma biura w dys-
trykcie biznesowym tego miasta,
jakotez diva budynki sasiednie.
zostaly zniszczone przez pozar,
kt6ry powstaf przyczyny niewia
domej. Olbrzymie zaspy sniezne
utrudnialy stray ogniowej ga
Szenie.
POZAR WAGONoW Z MATE
RYALAMI.
Buffalo, N. Y, IA. stycznia. -
Piec wagon6w frachtowych ma
teryalami do fabrykacyi mundu-
row zo}nierzy W Kanadzie, 20
staIo zniszczonych przez poza,
wczoraj wieczorem ma tutejszym
dworcu kolejowym. Ponadto O.
derwano pieczecie dwudziestu
kilku innych wagonow frachto-
wych, ale mic ME zrabowano.
KONGRESU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
TRAIN OFFICE WOMEN
Enrolment for Special High School
Course VIII Begin on
SATURDAY..

The announcement of the opening OF
the Woman's Office Reserve Corps
Training School has brought scores
OF inquiries and applications for the
training to be afforded. The authori-
ties are pleased at the prospects and
arc confident Of 4 larger enrolment
than last year. The Office of the direc-
tor. Room Ill, In John Marshall High
School. will be open for registration
Saturday morning. June 90, from 10
to IL o'clock. and il is urged that all
who contemplate pursuing courses be
present a this time for matriculation.
About 90 per cent OF the women who
took advantage of the courses offered
last summer and who made salts
factory grade. are now working with
pleasant surroundings in the business
offices of Richmond This OF itself be-
speaks the efficient training they re-
cciTcd. AT this time the almost alarm
ing situation existing in the commercial
Offices OF Richmond for want of COM
petcnt office assistance should urge
every woman not otherwise engaged to
prepare herself for Office work as pa
triotic duty. Positions are already open
for about 100 women. and the director
can reasonably assure every woman
taking any Of the courses offered con-
genial office work at good salary.
The school is free 10 all. the only ex-
pense being the cost OF books required
for the selected course. J. w. Faison is
director of the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
UNITED States HIGHWAY
COUNCIL IS CREATED
All Governmental Agencies Dealing
With Street and Road Work
CO-Ordinatcd.
FORMED TO PREVENT DELAYS
Body Will Emphasize Need for Con-
Scrva:ion i'm Use of Money, Labor
and Materials, Restricting Opera
tons to Essential Needs.
fBy Associated p-css

WASHINGTON. juno lS.--Crcat!on OF
the United States Highway Council. In
which ali functions Of government
agencies having control over street
and highway construction will be CO.
ordinated was announced to-day by the
Department of Agriculture. The coun-
ell was formed primarily 20 prevent
delays. financial loss and uncertainty
incident to the method OF taking up
each highway problem with 4 separate
government agency and to that end
will keep in constant touch with the
various state highway commissions
Composing the council are Licuten-
ont-Colonel w. D. Uhler. representing
the War Department.; G. Sheffield, the
fuel administration: G. w. Kirtley, the
railroad administration, and l.. w.
Page, the Department of Agriculture.
Mr.. Page will act as chairman and J.
l.. Pennybacker. OF the Department OF
Agriculture, will be secretary
The council" said the department.
announcement. provides single
agency where all highway projects
calling for governmental action of any
character. whether it be a question of
finances, of materials, sportation or
Of war necessity or desirability may be
dealt with IT will emphasize the need
for conservation Of money. transporta-
ton, labor and materials by restricting
highway and street work to most es-
sential needs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
The James River Garden Club W

The James River Garden Club will
meet with Mrs. Horace Buchanan on
the River Road, this afternoon. at $3.50
o'clock 1t will be vegetable day."
and prizes will be given for the best
vegetables and the best collection Of
vegetables. After the meeting the vege-
tables will be carried to one of the
hospitals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
METHOOISTS MEET AT
BOWLING GREEN
Nichmond Dhtrict Conference Opens
With LnrEe Attendance OF
Minister'S md In ymen.

DR.. Ennion G. Williams. State Health
Commissioner. will address the Rich
mond District Conference to-day at
noon. That hour has been set for dis
cussion by the conference. which
opened a, Bowling Green Church. Caro-
line County. yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, OF the world war and the part
the church should play in it.
Rev. w. Asbury Christian. D. D..
president OF Blackstone College for
Girls, addressed the conference ycster-
day in the interest OF the college. Rev.
y. NJ. Bccham. d. D.. addressed the
conference in the interest of the FerrU:n
Training School: and Rev. J. s. Hunter
presented the publishing interests OF
the church
Heading OF reports on Tuesday morn
ing indicated n prosperous condition
for the churches. Every charge in the
district has raised its pastors salary
and also presents n promising outlook
for raising the $4,000 special mission
AIRY offering for the Richmond District.
Presiding Elder r. II. Potts was in
the chair; Rev. 2. r. Proctor was
elected secretary. with Rev. G. II. Lam
beth. assistant. DR.. Potts then named
the following committees:
Spiritual State OF the Church-G. H.
Lambeth. chairman: ]. C. Unruh. a. l..
Carson. j. II. ChappeN and Boxley
Vaughan.
Missions and Lay Activities-R. NJ
Maxey, chairman: o. S. Morton. J. w
Dixon. and the Charge Lay Leaders.
Sunday Schools H. Montgomery,
9. II. Lambeth. ]. r. Jones. y. l.. Adam
son. and Granville Burruss
Epworth Leagues-R. b. Proctor. r.
y. HARNESS. w. O. Gordon. ]. E. Hard
ing and c. c. Chappell. Jr.
American Bible Society-G. II. New
berry. c. l. Thomasson. C. f. Johnson,
.. c. Peers and r.. l.. Bailey.
Financial Plans-J p. Jones. J. Lee
Davis. r. ]. Teagle. o. L. Parrish and
@. y. White.
Educaton-S. c. Hatcher. f r. Chen
ault, Judge z. II. Wells. w. S. Deyerle
and III. Seldom Taylor.
Temperance-F. C. Davis. S. II. John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

performed BY the Rev. DR.. William T.
Walters Of tho First Christian Church,
. brothe--in- Law Of the bride. TIL.
bridegroom is in the United States
naval scrv!ce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
IN AN DoUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess has gone 70
her summer home at Nova Scotia and
Will not return 20 Richmond until the
late autumn.
Lieutenant W. Evans Barrett, OF Al
lanta. formerly Of this city, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. bar !.
rett. at their home in Woodland
Heights.
General and Mrs. William Rufin Cox
have closed their town house. and are
now at their plantation in North Caro-
lima.
Major and Mrs. James II. Dooley are
spending the early summer season at
their country place near Alton.
Mrs George ]. Bull and Miss Agnes
Bull, who have been spending some
time in South Carolina. will arrive to-
day TO be the guests OF relatives on
Park Avenue.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams is now at
her summer camp near Charimon, Pa,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Gene Gray Heck is visiting
friends in Greenville, S. c., Columbia
and Charlotte. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
PLAN MISSION DRIVE
Mcthodists I'm Session Mt Columbus
Initiate Campaign to raise
SS0,0CO,0O

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Juno ls.-How
America and American ideals are domi-
mating European thought and how tho
world is looking to America for moral
guidance featured the address of Bishop
Francis j. Mcconnell. of Denver, and
Bishop B. NJ. Triple, OF Rome, Italy, at
the opening here to-day of the three
day session OF blshops. district super
intendents and laymen of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of the United
states and Canada. The purpose OF the
meeting is to lay plans for the raising
OF sscooo.ooo for home and foreign
mission work to meet problems arising
after the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

The womans board OF the Methodist
Institute will meet this morning at
IL o'clock at the institute, Nineteenth
and Grace Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
son. NJ. a. Campbell. G II. Rood and j.

son. NJ. a. Campbell. G. II. Rood and ].
l.. Goddin.
Religious Literature-S. Z. Bishop. l.
:. Flournoy, DR.. l.. j. Head, l.. w.
Thomas and 6. w. Broaddus
Ministerial Supply and Training-W.
G. Boggs, J. T. Mcdonald, y. r. Scott,
l.. w. Evans and a. f Tompkins.
Quarterly Conference Records-L. T.
HIT. l.. y. Travis. r. w. Smithie. H.
Mollart c. +. Tilier and J. L. Red
ford
Virginia Conference Orphanage-A.
u. Sharpe. G. II. McFaden, y. y. Sil:s,
T. i. Pet,ygrew and s. K. AfcNlckle
Church EXtension-A. G. Bergman.
G. w Hardwicke. A. 6. Bartlett. L. T
Christian. w. r. Gibbs and Samuel y.
Dumville.
EXaminat!on-T. a. Smoot G. G.
Kelly and w. L. Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
NIUrroy-Ilrodic.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, June 1S.-
Miss Esther Murray became the bride
of Judson Brodic, OF Earle. S. c.. at
Woodlawn, in Hanover County, the
home of the brides brother law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs T.. Conway Chewn-
ing. Rev. Mr.. Prentiss ofliciated. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs Sue An
derson Murray and the late w. Ber-
nard Murray, of StateSburg, S. c., and
has for several years been II regular
member Of the faculty OF the Chiles-
burg School. in Carolina County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
AtkIpsou-Iicllnm.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 49,
Mrs. Margaret Moncure Kellam. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. W. l.. Moncure, Of
Fredericksburg, and Henry w. Atkin-
son. OF Boston, Mass. We're married in
Washington Saturday. They will re-
side in Washington, where MIR. Atkin-
son holds responsible position in the
War Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

IF you have money to invest, n profit
able way will he shown you in the
"Busincss Opportunities" ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Richnrd6-Pnllard.

WINCHESTER. VA, June 1S.--Raiph
Gray Pollard. of Richmond, Va, and
Miss Augusta Willis Richards, daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Richards,
were married last night at The
Naples" the home of the brides par
ents, near town, the ceremony being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. June 1s.-I
Ashton Shelton. OF this city. now OF
the Tenth Company Coast Artillery,
and Miss Grace Blackwell. OF Newport
News. were married at the home OF
the brides parents Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
MUST WORK OR FIGHT
Tennessee To inauguratc Maryland
Compulsory Labor Inv
~

~ Once.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. June 1e-
Principles OF the Maryland compul-
sorry work law are 10 be put into eff
feet Immediately throughout Tennessee
through Sta'cw wide campaign par.
iicipatch In by police departments Of
the cities and towns. The movement
viii affect all mer between the ages of
eighteen and htty. William II. Sears,
chairman Stat, committee OF the ma
ciohal committee on prisons and prison
labor. will call upon Governor Rye to
issue proc!amations to shcriffs of the
state putting the plan into effect at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
woMEN,s MEETINGS.

The regular meeting Of the Grand
children's Chapter. No. 1. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. will be
held in Randolph Hall. Soldiers Home.
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-23
FOOD DEMONSTRATION WILL
BE GIVEN SATURDAY

Miss Leah p Jennings, representing
the United States department of agri-
culture, will give demonstration on
the preparation and cookery of cot
tage cheese from to 4 o'clock next
Saturday afternoon, at Plummer's
cafeteria, on Main street, to which all
of the women of Moscow are invited.
A nationwide campaign for the use
Of cottage cheese to conserve meat is
being carried on by the government de-
partment of agriculture. Those who
have tasted the cottage cheese sau-
sages and tarts and sandwiches that
are served at these demonstrations are
loud in their praise of this splendid
substitute for meat This is a con-
servation measure in which all are
asked to assist The demonstration
will be presented in cooperation with
the Latah county home economics and
food administration chairmen. Remem-
Der the time and place-Plummer's
cafeteria, Saturday afternoon, May 25,
between 8 and 4 o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-23
HOTEL MOSCOW ARRIVALS

John Voelker, Spokane; D. L. My
land, Boise; JIG. Ball, Seattle; L. B.
Burwell, Seattle; H. S. Greene, Spo-
kane; w. A. Coutts, Detroit; H. r
Leise, Seattle; Mrs. H. E. Owen, Spo-
kane; Mrs. J. D. Owen, Kellogg; F,
E. Jeffrey and wife, Seattle; l.. P.
Wells, N. Y; Geo. H. Wolcott, K. c.,
Mo-; G.. w. Skuly, Portland; J. M.
Ashley, Spokane; J. Fornesbeck, S.
F.; J. S. Hall and wife, Colfax; D.
R. Suffeon, Colfax; R. D. Calvert &
Co., Lewiston; Theo. Umhoefer, La
Crosse, Wis; w. L. Carey, Lewiston
J. F. Hayes, Spokane; A. Valdix, S.
F.; W. J. Winslow, Greenleaf, Ida;
M. J. Kerns, Spokane; Norman Bel
cher, Spokane; A. H. Anderson, Jop-
lin, Mo-; w. S. Bell, Moscow; J. V.
Simmonds, N. p Ry.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-23
TOOYOUNCTOKEEP
Gas MASKS ON

Many people say: "Why doesn't the
government do the work of the Red
CROSSE" There is no better reply to
this, question than to cite some of the
activities of the American Red Cross.
Last August the American Red Cross
issued an order for an automobile to
be given to French hospital for chill
dren of Toul, near Nancy. lot of
chintzes for the bedrooms were sent
down to brighten them up, lot of toys
for the children-French children
brought in from the war zone, 100
Young to keep on their gas masks. To
day ten Red Cross automobiles are
hauling to Red Cross hospitals in
France French children whose parents,
held In slavery in Germany, are now
being dumped every day at Evian, on
the Franco-Swiss border
Fancy our government doing that for
French children. Yet it must be done
If the French morale behind the lines
is to be kept up. These deeds of the
American Red Cross are just as much
a part of our military policy in France
and Italy as though they were done un-
der articles of war.