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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

Today there are - completed works
whcrg big guns are forged and one more IS
virtuJlly finished.
These huge gun-factOrlcs cost Uncle
Sam s35 900 900, and that does not IN
clude S3O.0OOO0O more to be spent at
Neville Island and AIidvale
OF III p plants for the manufacture OF
gun carriages and recol mechanisms.
which the United States proposes 10 erect.
70 had been completed bv August. 1918
at a cost III S25 100000, and al the plants
were IN operation.
The carriage Tor the big howitzer Is
complex machine and IS made up Of 5000
different parts besides the rivets
ncle sam has constructed vast nitrate
plants al a cost Of $9l 600 900. and which
viii turn out $4,000, 900 worth OF nitrate
every year Goodbye Prussian monopoly
OF the nitrate business
bur We have done other things besides
raise an army Of 100000 men and forge
gums for their use.
{. NJ Schwab j. my authority for
saving hat during 1918 the United States
will build > 00O,0O0 tons Of ships a grand
fleet equivalent to 500 vessels Of 10000
tons each.
In 1915 al America yards built only
2l5.O0O tons of ships
The United States has loaned our Allies
over $1,000, 100000 10 help them fight
our battles, and al that money viii come
home to US when the war is over.
American farms are the incxhaustiblc
granaries from which food is supplied for
All the nations fighting the tyrannous
Hun
When last spring the United States
reserve Of wheat had apparently been eN-
hauSted, and our Allies cried out for
75,000O0O bushels 10 prevent starvation.
We scrapcd the bins and sent them not
a.. 900 600 bushels but So OO0,0O0 bush
els
In one month America dispatched BOO
600 armed soldiers across the Atlantic-
the greatest number of human beings,
soldiers or civilians who ever crossed the
ocean in that period.
Our navy has sent 250 fighting craft to
the war zone. TO JOIN the grand fleet OF our
Allies TO police the seas.
In "A year the United States built a four
track railroad in France, 400 miles long. to
transport our fighting men from the sea to
the battle line
We have dispatched nearly 2OOo,0OO
soldiers across the Atlantic in seas IN
Tested with J-boats, and with "a loss of
only 50O u laundering tribute to the
vigilance Of watchful Allied warships
OF munitions. steel ships, clothing, guns
and explosives required by America in this
titanic struggle for liberty. approximately
half arc made right here in the Philadcl-
phia Federal Reserve Bank District
This Is Freedoms Workshop.
BY Girard for d he Pennsylvania Council
of National Defence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Red Cross
Calendar

Headquarters. Old Town Hall.
900 a m. to 800 p. m, every week day
except Saturday.
900 a. m. 10 y noon Saturday.
80 p. m, Monday, Wednesday and
MONDAY.
800 a. m.
Trinity Church.
" estminster Church
1000 a. m.
Queen Theatre Ballroom
7.3O .. m.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
1t Andrews Church
TUESDAY.
900 a. m.
Trinity Church.
1000 a. m.
Central Church.
1000 a. m.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
West Church.
700 p. m.
Red Cross, Fifth Ward Center.
7.30 p. m.
Bethany Baptist Church.
Ursuhne Academy.
Business Women's Leagae
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
WEDNESDAY.
9.C0 a. m.
Westminster Church.
1000 a. m.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
700 D. m
Husbands and Wives Night, Fifth Ward
Husbands and Wives Night, Emmanuel
Church.
THURSDAY.
900 a. m.
Fifth Ward Center
Friends Meeting House, Tenth ana Har-
rIsOn streets.
1000 a. IL.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
Hanover Church
Emmanuel Church.
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
st. Johns Church
Brandvwine NJ +. Church.
Harrison Street Church.
St Andrews Church.
7.3O D. IN.
Bethany Baptist Church.
Business Women League, Queen Theatre
FRIDAY.
500 a. m.
Westminster Church.
Friends Meeting House, Fourth and
West streets
Grace Church House.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
7.30 Q. m.
Unitarian Church.
Ursuhne Academy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
WOnen's
Organizations

MONDAY
II q. m.
Woman's Liberty Loan Committec Hotel
du Pont.
Ladies of Charity Z, ;x,h n, and ws., .,,,,.,.
las D. m.
Willing Workers, Central Church.
8 p. nj.
Womans Missionary Society, First Pres-
bytcrian Church.
TUESDAY.
CGsar Rodney Chapter, ID. A. r., New
Century Club.
Womsn's Missionary Society, Central
Church.
Mite Society. Grace Church.
Hillcs ". G. I. Y.
3.a5 .. m.
Kings Heralds, Harrison Street Church
s p. M.
Church.
W II. NJ. s., Union Church.
Wilmington Y. p. b.
9p.
Silvcrbrook Y. y. Il.
WEDNESDAY.
IL a m.
Women's Liberty Loan Committee, Hotel
d" F0' 2.so p. m.
Mothers Meeting, Rockford Kindergnr-
womans Club, Kentmere kindergarten
7.45 D. m
Wilmington Bible Union. North Baptist
Churrh.
THURSDAY.
ZOO p. m.
Ladies AID Society, Eastlakc Prcsby-
tcrian Church
2.30 p. IN.
Woman's Missionary Circle, North Bap-
tist Church.
wcstcrfcld Union, W. c. r.U.
3 p. IN.
Woman's Auxiliary, North Baptist
sp. m.
Arters ". c. T. L.
$40 p. m.
Mite Society Union Church.
FRIDAY.
II a. IN.
Women's Liberty Loan COMMITTEES, Hotel
du Pont
III n m
Womans Missionary Society, Grace
Church
3.a5 p. m.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church.
Junior G. T., Second Baptist Church.
Junior c. r., EastIake Presbyterian
Church.
Junior c. E., Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
80 p. M.
Girls Friendly, st Andrews and St
Barnabas Marshsllton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Mostly About People

Tho marriage Of Miss Ethel Amoret
! Tallsaan, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frnnl 6. Talrnan, 10 Louis Garner Bis
sell OF New York City will take place
Saturday, October 49, AZ O'Clock IN the
| afternoon, At Trinity Episcopal Church,
Rev Frederick VI kirkus. rector of the
parish, officiating H. will bc a war we'd
ding very simply carried out, with \
reception afterwards NJ the bride parents
home, and a brief wedding trip
Miss Tallman will be given in mar
/ riage by her father, and will be attended
by her two sisters, Mrs. Irving Warner
and Mrs Thomas w. Miller Her small
niece, Anne Dickey Warner will he
maid of honor
Bishop Kinsman is still at his summer
home, Birchmere, Bryants Pond, Maine
bat be hopes 70 get ~ Delaware bY st.
Luke's Day, October ls.
Or Charles M. Almond and his
daughter, Miss Margaret Iobdell AL
rnond, left yesterday for Wichita Falls,
Texas, where Miss Almond will be
married on Monday tn Sergeant Harry
NJ Willis Of the Aviation Scction, Squad
ron G. DR. Almond will then return
home, leaving his daughter to reside near
the camp as long as Sergeant Willis
may be stationed there.
Sergeant Willis Is the son a Dr. and
Mrs Henry ~ Willis of Wilmington, and
he is one of tho forty-fU1r men who have
gone rom Second Baptist Church into
their counfry's service
The Ernest du Points returned yesterday
from i}1t Head Y T., where they spent
the summer
Mr. and Mrs Percy Darlington have
returned from a months motor trip n
tho Poconoe and Other parts of Penn
gylvania
TIE Charles Gawfbrops have returned
from Nca Gate, l.. where they had 2
cottage for the summer
senator willard Salisbury returned 70
W 1ngton from Rockland Maine, early
ia 'hc week, and Mrs salisbury IL ex-
perted from Rockland this evening.
JUS Elizabeth EdsalI goes n New
la-I lty Tuesday 70 take up her train
Ing F. nursing at Mt Sinai Hospital
.Is- katherine Winslow has returned
no uc alter spending the summer with
n -I p West Chester, Pa.
The Caleb Laytons returned today
from Lewes, where they spent the sum
ner with Mr. and Mrs Lewis w Mustard
Miss Edna T. Bradfcld is in Halifax,
Y s., again playing her violin for Tom
mics and Canucks, and, this time, for
Yanks, too for there are American boys
at the Naval Air Station at Halifax.
Lieut.. w. Ellison Barnard, son Of
Mrs. Remson barnard. Sr., Of Camden,
has completed a course AZ Plattsburg,
and IS now an instructor at syracuse
University.
Daniel P. Barnard. 4th. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Daniel P Barnard Of VIII
mlngton. was assigned, this week. 70
Wissahickon Barracks. Cape Mav, ia
the 18th Company e. s. y r. +
Mrs. sarah G. Cooper Of Wyoming
has received word Of the arrival IN France,
of her son, Ralph T. Cooper, of the S7th
Division, Sanitary Corps
Mrs. Thomas Mum. president OF the
Delaware Society, Cnited states Daugh-
ters of 1872. and Mrs Edmund p
Moody. secretary. will 90 20 Valley
Forge, Thursday, to attend the dedication
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
W. NJ. s. OF CENTRAL,

The Womens 5 Missionary society of
Central Presbyterian Church will resume
It's fall and winter meetings next Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock III the church
parlor The opening meeting will be
under the direction Of Mrs William
Crosby. A new series Of mission study,
entitled "The Path of Labor" will be
taken up, with The Call to Service as
the initial theme Mrs Crosby will dis
cuss this subject at some length
Mission work in Alaska and India"
will also occupy the attention of the
meeting, with Miss Idllie Taylor Us the
leader Of the Current Events" topic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

ton on Monday to confer with Miss
Grace Osborn, the state organizre, and
possibly give a talk somewhere
The y ". c. 4 War Work Publicity
Department consisting of Miss G "
Craig for advertising and Miss isabella
Hastie Smith for news service. are to be
loaned to the Women's Liberty Loan
Committee during the loan drive to
be used in any way feasible The entire
organization of the y W. {. A. are lined
up to put the loan over the top.
Miss Ruth. McComb held her first
noon hour at the Lorrilard Tobacco Co.
on Friday Mrs Florence Bayard Hlles
spoke TO the girls
Miss McComb will go to Philadelphia
on Monday to attend conference on
recreation at Germantown.
Mrs NeIlis Boyles of Twenty-ffth and
Market streets has returned from her
vacation and is back at work in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
COLLEGE GRLs BUSY WORKERS.

College girls from the Univcrpity ~
Chicago. Radclffe, Wellesley, Va=ar
Simmons, and Bryn Mawt have born
working IA Ncw England factories dur
lng their summer vacation Three grlr
obtained employment IN - tanrery
In "A shoe factory 40 Manchester, ~ H
several ~ these nov worker earned rnorp
money during the summer than had bosn
previously made in tho same work
Miss Florence 1uttle, - Mount Holy
oke College, the daughter ~ tho atsornev
general n New Harnpehire, was one ~
tho volunteers who made a goof rsor~d
for enlciency
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
w. {. T. L. NOTES.

Headquarters y p b viii hold an
anniversary meeting at the home of Mrs.
Katherine Croes Watson, 10 West Thir-
tieth street, Monday evening next at s
O'Clock There viii be a program and a
social hour
The Wilmington y T. b viii meet
Tuesday evening at o o'clock at 1914
Washington street, to elect delegates to
the State convention at Dover, October
q 10 and IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
CENTRAL W. NJ. 5.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's Missionary Society Of First
Presbyterian Church will be held in the
Junior department room Of the church on
Monday evening next at 5 O'Clock De
votions will be in charge Of Miss Sarah
Procknow
Open Doors will be the subject of the
program, and there Will be a story by
Miss Clara WhaleT All members are re-
quested to take their special summer
offering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.

Judge Edward G Bradford, ono of the
most finished and scholarly speakers in
this State, will address the fall meeting
OF the Woman's Auxiliary, on the Bishop
Ice Scholarship, al Christ Church, Dover
on October 10 This scholarship is one
OF the most impo rtant matters coming up
on that dav. and Mrs Frederick Bring
hurst president of the auxiliary, Is pleased
TO have secured Judge Bradford for its
presentation 10 the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

circulation department Of the Morning
News
Great plans are being made out at the
boarding home for housewarming to be
held early in October. The date has not
vet been set Miss McComb went out
20 the house at Twenty-hfth and Market
10 take supper on Friday night to help
with the plans and visit the girls.
Miss Grace Osborn went to Philade phia
Saturday for consultation. at the field
office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The Plue Triangle THO have returned
from their trip through the state and
Miss Dorothy Elderdice has returned
to her home in Maryland, and Miss
Bringgold went to Washington. Miss
Purdy is back in the War Work office
at 9l2 King street and Mrs. John Haskell
is at her fathers, DR. Fredrick's home.
Miss Caroline Jones of headquarters
in New York will visit the local organiza-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
ANNUAL MEETING OF
TRINITY RED CROSS

The annual meeting Of the Red Cross
Branch OF Trinity Church viii be held at
the parish house Tuesday morning next
at 1870 o clock. 4 large attendance is
desired not only because of the election
and the annual reports, but because it
must be decided whether the branch Is
to work two mornings, or all one day,
weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

II memorial vases given ~ thr MrmprlI
Chapel there. m honor II Goorgr Wasi
iugtpn
There n an interesting OCCASION. TINT
can be attended by others interested
Motoring is fhe best way to reach Valley
Forge but visitors can ~ % BctzwvOd
leaving BrDnd street giatiou 20 o.
O'Clock, and conveyance will mccf thc
train there.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Roop
Smith, Jr., T. S. n is spending the wecl
end here with bis mother. Mr. Frank
Roop smith
Mrs Cole ~ Denton, Md, is visiting,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mode
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
WOMEN'S LIBERTY
LOAN COMMITTEE

All captains and team nemtrrs
are asked 10 he ready promptly az
III o clock Monday morning for the
hrst report meeting OF the campaign,
At the Hotel Gu Pont.
Please remember that reports
must be made up between 10 and
I I 8 clock.
This holds good for every Mon
DAY, Wednesday and Friday morn
ing during the campaign.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Members Of the New Century Club
are reminded that dues are payable be
fore the first Of October, or membership
is forfeited Members who intend re-
signing are asked to send in their resig-
nations. so that those on the waiting list
may be admitted early in the club year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

What is your wife-a suffragette?"
81 really don't know She is so busy
with war work that she doesn't have time
to make me anxious about what she is
doing Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Women Liberty Loan
Have Federal Authority

They Go From House by Appointment of the Sec
of the Treasury of the United StatesThey Offer
Opportunity They Knock Every Door in City,
Heed Them for Their Cause is Democracy and They
Work With Devotion to Country Their Object.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the salts
faction oil many and will be TO you,-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

marca, b, r. rozsprzedany, nieza-
! lezni kupcy stracili ogromne STU
my pieniedzy. w rezultacic 80
procent nowcgo drobiu nalezy d.
firm rzezalnianych, ktore iak po-
winno bye wszystkim wiadomo,
ME tylko rzezaniem bydia i sprzc
daza miesa sic trudni2 .
P. Heney podniosi siedm spe-
cyficznych zarzut6w przeciw fir
nom rzezalnianym, a mianow:-
Gle:
Pc pierwsze, Priebe przybyl
do Chicago pred kilku miesia-
cami i byi IL kilku bankierow,
ktorych usi}owat nakloniG do COZ
niecia pozyczek, udziclonych Ma
zastawy drobiu, trzymanego W
lodowniach przez niezaleznych
kupcow.
Pc drusie, Priebc wydaf roz
porzadzenie, azeby wszystkie "a
pasy drobiu Z r. 1907 w lodo-
wniach byly do 1go marca spree
dane, mimo protestow niezawi-
siych kupcow, a w ten spos6b
dai firmom rzezalnianym kontro-
le mad Gala nova produkcya dro-
blu.
Pc trzecie, Pricbc otrzymuja
tajne raporty o iloSci drobiu w
lodowniach. oraz do kogo male
zy. Pobiera take tajna pensye
Cd Swifta jake prezes swej fir
my, chociaz pozuje jake ochot-
mix w administracyi federalnci
po~bierajacy 81 roczncj pensyi.
Pc czwarte, Priebe wydal roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

kaz, azeby wlascicielom drobiu,
masla i jaj W lodowniach bank
ME udzielaly w~iekszych pozy-
GEEK jak 20 procent wartoSci "a
pasow zywnosciowych w tychze
lodowniach. Rozporzadzenie to
dotyczy tylko mniejszych kup-
cow, ktorzy dawniej otrzymywa-
Ii pozyczki w sumic 95 proccnt,
a ME dotyczy wielkich firm rze-
zalnianych.
Pc plate, firma Swift and Co.,
w~iedziala, jaka bedzie akcya adj
ministracyi zywnosci w sprawie
drobiu, czego dowodem fakt,
IL zakupiia wielkie ilosci droblu,
zanim Priebe wyda} swe notory-
CINE rozporzadzenie.
Pc szoste, J. G.. Eversman, by
" sekretarz kongresmana w.
McKinley'a, sekretarza republic
kaiskiego komitetu kongresowc-
60, a nawet przez czas nlcJaki
asvstent sekretarza republican,
skiego komitctu krajowego, jest
We Waszyngtonie rcprezentan-
tenn firmy Wilson and Co. Mai
on plan, azeby by1 tam agcntem
wszystkich firm rzezalnianych,
kt6ry to plan ME udaio mu sic
przeprowadzic.
Pc siodme, firmy rzezlanlane
obecnie kontrolujq IS procenr
produkcyi sera w caiym kraJn
przez wykupicnie jednych firm
a po prostu wysadzenie innych
Naiwazniejszc zeznania zlozyf
Seymour Neumann, redaktor pi-
sma Produce News of Chlca-
CO." kt6ry oswiadczyl, re wszy-
stkie rozporzqdzenia, wydane
przez Priebc'ego zawsze byly ko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
DALSZE SENSACYJNE IA
RZUTY PRZCIW REGAL
O

Pred egzaminatorem federal
mel komisyi handlowej, p. B. NJ.
Manly, ktory prowadzi przesiu-
chy w sprawie metod byzneso-
wych, praktykowanych przez fir
my rzezalniane, a gfownie piec
najwiekszych firm w Chicago, t.
j. Armoura, Swifta, Morrisa, VIII
soma i Cudahy'ego, wczoraj P. +.
Heney, adwokat komisyi pred
lozyl Z pomoca dokument6w
Swiadk0w dowody, IL reguly /
rozparzadzenia krajowej admin
stracyi zywnoSci W Waszyngto-
ME umozliwiiy wielkim firmom
rzezalnianym osiagnaG kontrole
mad pewnymi produktami zywno
sciowymi W calym kraju do togo
stopnia, IL mniejsi kupcy rady So
bic dac ME NIGGA.
P. Heney przediozyl dowody,
IL istnieja bezpoSrednie LIME ko-
munikacyjne pomiedzy firmami
rzezalnianemi w Chicago a pew
nemi biurami we Waszyngtonie.
Uako rezultat regul i rozpo-
rzadzeh, wydanych przez w. F.
Priebe, prezesa w. F. Priebe AMI
Co, jednej z fill kompanii Swift
and Co., ktory jest obecnie czion-
klein wydzialu zywnoSci we Wa
szyngtonie, a kt0ry to wydal roz-
porzadzenie, azeby wszelki dr6b
W magazynach lodowych z T.
1916-1S17 by} najpozniej do 1go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
SEDZIOWIE POBLAZLIWI
OLA REWOLWEROWI-
Cow.

Dowody w cyfrach, il sedzio-
vie municypalni So pob}azliwi
wobec rewolwerowiczow w Chi
cago, przedlozyi radzie miejskiej
wczoraj F. P. Danisch, giowny
klerk sadow municypalnych. Ra-
port ten by1 przygotowany ma
proSbe specyalnego komitctu
zbrodni. Przedstawia on cyfro-
wo, CO zrobiono w sadach NUM-
cypalnych Z osobami, oskarzone-
mi O noszenie ukrytej broni. 302
zostato przez sadly zwolnlonych,
a tylko 2S2 zostalo uznanych win
nymi. Z tych ostatnich zaS tyl-
ko "a odsiedzialo pelne termlny
w domu poprawy. Wyroki 20
rewolwerowicz6w zostaly unie'
waznione, a IS wypuszczono ma
wolnoSc pod parolem Z domu po-
prawy. Cyfry tie wykazuja, re
81 procent osob aresztowanych
pod zarzutem n~oszenia ukrytej
broni, zostalo zwolnionych, t. ].
wiecej niz polowa, a al procent
dostalo sic do domu poprawy.
Sedzia Swanson zwolni} maj
wiecej rewolwerowiczow, DO SO.
Inni sedziowie jak nastepuje: Ba-
rasa, 35; Mahoney, 81; Courtney,
"a; Prindiville, %; Newcomer,
21; Hayes, 16; Rafferty,, l; Tru-
de, IA; Caverly, II; Fisher, 10;
| La Buy, 9; Dolan, 9; Moran, Z;
Robinson, T.; Jarecki, 6; Gemmil1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

); Sullivan, 5; Uhlir, 2; Vain
Sley, 2; Doyle, 1, Heap, 1.
RAPPORT pokrywa czas cd 1go
stycznia do 3go grudnia r. 1917.
Wobec powyzSzego raport1
kontrast uderzajacy przedstawia
tydzieh, koiczacy sic dnia 23go
lutego, b. r., wedlug raportu lynn.
szefa policyi Alcocka. w tym
tygodniu aresztowano II osob
pod zarzutem noszenia ukrytej
broni, II uznano winncmi, 5
spraw odroczono, a nikogo ME
zwolniono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
ZNIKLY.

DIVA poreczcnia w sprawie "a
bunku, ktory sic wlccze Cd trzech
micsiecy w sadzic municypalnym
pred sedzia Barasa, znik}y, co
dopiero wczoraj wykryto. Ma
tvclmiast wdrozono sledztwo.
Odkrycia togo wczoraj dokona
no, gdy asystcnt prok. stan. OUR
Ike prosil sedzicgo, azeby uznaf
"a straconc poreczenia, postawio
ne "a dvugiego L trzcch rabusiow,
kt6rv zniki. Kaucya wynoslla
$1,000. w archiwach znalezlo-
no tylko dwic kaucye po $1,000.
Pc ~reszcic ME bylo Sladu.
Rabusic ci, nazywajacy sic,
Hugo Rcisingcr, Theodore Witt,
alias Fred Klein, i Paul Winters,
zostali aresztowani w listopadzle
przez policye W Woodlawn jake
czIonkowic jednej Z najgorszych
szajk, jake kiedykolwiek graso-
wa}y w Chicago. Reislngcr l
Klein przyznali SIG do wszystkle
go i podali nazwiska S. Strowis-
sa, NJ. Bernstcina ( M.Kadina ia
ko iubiler6w, ktorzy przyjmowa'
Il kradzione towary. w poke
ZACH rabusiow znalcziono fup
wartosci kilku tysiecy dolarow.
Cd czasu do czasu sprawe Cd
kIadano.
Wczoraj prokurator oswald
cyl, re dwoch I tel szajki, t. j.
Klein i Reinsinger znikio.
wCzoRAJszE RABUNK1.
Trzech rabusiow wczoraj o.
brabowalo D. Carpentera, ma
klera z Milwaukee, gdy wycho-
dill O godz. 1szej pc pofnocy Z
kabaretu Winter Garden, pnr.
ia S. State I'll. Zabrali mu $40.
Trzech bandytow murzyn-
skich wczoraj obrabowalo try
,,e%rosernie": II. Gersteina, Vim
cennes ave. i 3fma z $50; L..
Selbmana, 1910 Vincennes. ave.
$40: ! Rabinovicha, 90 W. 37ma
I'll. z SIS.
- Policya aresztowaia 1874 po-
dejrzanych osob w o%statnleJ do
bic, prowadzac dalej kampanls
przeciw zbrodni.
- Murzyn wczoraj wieczorem
obrabowaf egenta kolei gornej
Oak Park ma stacyi Robey i "a
bral $40.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

: na6nych s~1aIbisrsy naei&saesya
0yhajscych ma kieszenIe latwowiscs
ayoh, nls ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
DKI ma swych szpaltach, DO sswsrs
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. OszukahcSs
fire sales" stanowcIo " DzICNNI.
XU CH1cAGosKlN ~oElastaus hTt
~ uogla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
z WYDZIALU POWIATOWE
60.

Wydziai pow. COX wczoraj
przyjai budzet ia rok biezacy W
sumic $12,O38,O14.
Przeciw budzetowi glosowall
republikanie, ktorych jest pieciu,
lecz sa w mniejszosci.
Budzet podwyzsza O 10 pro-
cent pensye wszystkim funkcyo-
naruszom powiatowym, pobiera-
jacych mniej niz 500 miesiecz-
ME. Innych pensyi ME podwyz-
szano.
Znicsiono posade superinten-
denta zakiadu ola m~a}oletnlch
,,Tuvenile Detention Home" a
pensye matrony podniesiono re
500 do -125 miesiecznie. "a
kIadem tym ma zarzadzac glow
ny urzednik probacyjny sadu ola
maioletnicll.
Wydzia} ME wyznaczyi zadnc-
go funduszu ma wspicranie fami-
Iii tych funkcyonaryuszy powia-
towych, kt6rzy wstapili do sfuz-
by militarncj Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych.