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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
Speakers Selected For
Inter-CIaSs Contest

The impromptu and extemporaneous
speakers have been chosen who will rep
resent the various high school classes
in the interelass debating contest which
will be held on next Wednesday even
ing, January 30th. The speakers were
selected by the ability they showed in
tryouts held on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings of this week.
The impromptu speakers who will rep
resent the senior class are Phillips El-
lott and George Doust, with Leslie
Springer as alternate The extemporan-
eous speakers are Elloise Upson and
Kenneth Power, with Paul Richardson
as alternate.
Impromptu speakers for the Junior
class are Donald Ryan and Herbert Dar-
by, with Adali Esteb as alternate. Ex-
temporaneous speakers for the juniors
are Adah Esteb and Joseph Albright,
with Durian Dickensen as alternate.
The sophomore impromptu speakers
are Willmout Null and Arthur Rose
brough, with Earl Shafer alternate. Ex-
speakers are Leona Estes
and Charles Douglas, with Robert Not
son as alternate.
At the interclass contest the impromp-
tu speakers will draw their subjects ON
the platform and will Immediately speak
for three minutes on the subject. The
speakers will also draw
their subjects, but will have one hour
in which to prepare their speeches. Pat
rons of the school and the public is
cordially invited to attend the contest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

I. J. Billingsley, superintendent of
the city streetcar lines, is spending
much Of the week in Portland in con,
nection with the Headrick damage suit
against the street railway company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hobson, of l80 west
owens street, are enjoying visit from
their son, Henry H. Hobson, who is
home from the Preside on ten days
furlough. Mr.. Hobson is in the medical
department of the Sixty third infantry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

New York Americans: Every time we
look at the coal bin we feel sorry that
We never saved the Congressional Rec
ord somebody has been sending us for
the last four or five years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
trian parliament and the people.

Regarding freedom of navigation,
Hertling appears to seize upon this
point in an attempt to drive a wedge
between Britain and America, regard
ing Gibraltar and other British points
d 'appui. We think we are justified IN
saying this is not President Wilson s
view"
The Standard said: "The govern
ments of Berlin and Vienna are spir-
itual twins; the only cure for their
moral disease is defeat in the field or
domestic revolution. The war must go
on until one or the other thing hap
pens. :"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
The German View

Amsterdam, Jan. 25.-Declaring it is
up to President Wilson to make the
first move, the Berlin Tageblatt, re-
ceived here today, said, in commenting
on Won Hertling's peace address be-
fore the reichstag main committee:
Fon Hertling has earnestly consid-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
English Press Divided
On HertIing's Speech

London. Jan. 25.-Comment of the
London press on Czernin.'s and Hert-
ling's speeches today showed wide di
vergence.
The Westminster Gazette declared:
"Tf Chancellor Hertling's speech is
what it appears to be, the next word
is not for us, but for Czernin, the Aus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

A special meeting of the Salem I'm
ion Labor Red Cross auxiliary will be
held next Tuesday evening in Union
hall of the darcy building, on Court
street, when members of the organizing
committee will be present. The member
ship of the new auxiliary now numbers
over 50 and the 100 mark is expected
to be reached at the meeting next Tues
day night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

cred President Wilson's peace pro-
gram. 1t is now up to President Wit
son to reply with consideration toward
Alsace- Lorraine and Pcland''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
COMING EVENTS

January e5.-Grant school Ju-
nior Red Cross Auxiliary Carni-
val.
January 25.-Triangular De-
bate between Salem, Hubbard
and Estaeada high schools.
January 2s.-Annual Concert
Willamette Girls Glee club at
Waller Hall.
January 30.-"A Trip Through
Rome" lecture at Public Lib
rary by Prof. Frederick Dunn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

At the Grant Junior high school the
A. b. class forty-one in all is the first
in the Salem junior high schools to join
the Junior Red Cross, which was com
pleted this morning, The 25th of Jan
uary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Robin Adair and Annie Laurie both
on the program for Monday evening,
Jan. %. Concert, Waller hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Eat potatoes and save fliur. 800
lbs. for 1915. Order of Ward X.
2395 N. Front st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Wick Brothers unloaded.. a.. car. of
Sampson tractors yesterday. They ex-
pect another carload of these machines
Monday. The Simpsons are selling rap
idly and large number of them are
being taken out by the farmers of the
valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

For the second time within week
the first department was called out last
evening to vacant house at 315 south
10th street which was discovered in
Flames. The first was clearly the re-
suit of ineendiarism, as it could easily
be seen where kindling and rubbish had
been piled in one corner of room and
then ignited, the flames working up the
wall and through the roof by the time
the department arrived. This is the third
fire which has been discovered in the
house within the past few weeks. the
first being discovered in its incipieney
by neighbor and extinguished before
any damage had been done.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Saturday morning programme of
Russian stories will be told at the Pub
lie Library at the usual time-9:30 and
1880. There are probably more fairy
tales told in Russia today than in any
other country. The stories which will
be told, "The Flying Ship" and the
"Golden Fish, are those that Russian
peasants tell to their children and to
each other, for in Russia no-one is too
old for fairy story.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Henry Heinie, age 18, of Salem, and
Donald Brown, also aged 18, of Buxton
are the latest recruits to sign up at the
local army recruiting office. The former
enters the quartermaster corps while
the latter goes into the medical corps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
Questions thai are answered whtn you see ''THAIS'
SPECIAL MUSIC

Is Mary Garden beautifula Is she slim
and GRACEFUL Is it true that there
has never been another woman like her
on the sereeni
Is she the emotional and dramatic mar
vel en- the screen that she is on the
Operatie stage7 Has she a sensational
dance in ''Thais2i'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Upgrade cigars have not sacrificed
quality to keep the price at cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Paul v. Johnson, of the firm of John
son Brothers, returned last evening from
a motor trip to Portland. He found the
road between Salem and Brooks rough
and considerably cut to pieces and says
the first six or eight miles of road out
of Salem is the worst between here and
Portland. Otherwise the roads were in
fair shape considering the time of year
and weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Walter H. Smith, salesman at the
P. R. L. & P. company office, returned
last evening for Portland, where he
has been since the first of the week as
a witness in the Headrick damage suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Chas. H. Wick, who with his wife is
in Duluth, Mimi, on visit, writes to
his brother, Geo. H., of this city, that
the thermometer is 35 below zero around
there, that the icy wind blows so hard
one can hardly stand against it, and
that he is in a fair way to be frozen to
death. The green hills and growing
fields of Oregon must appeal nightly
to him lust now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Does she wear wonderful gowns7 VIII
her gowns and costumes suggest new
fashions to thousands of women7 VIII
women IKE her in "Thais
Win she give-men something to talk
about . for the next yearl Is "Thais
a sensational productions Does it CON
tain anything never seen before in mo-
uon pictures2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Mrs. Louise Probst left yesterday for
Aberdeen, Wash, where she goes to join
her husband who is engaged in the
spruce industry at that place. They will
make their home in Aberdeen indefinite
ly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
Big special vaudeville program
Bligh theater tomorrow.

bngn tneater tomorrow.
$780,
E. E. Brink left on the Grahamona
this morning for his farm on Grand Is
land, about IL miles below Salem, after
being in the city a couple of days on
business. Mr.. Brink says the recent high
water carried away the steel bridge con-
Meeting the island with the main Il
and that himself and other residents of
the island have to use a boat to get
supplies, etc, back and forth. He has
ten acres of black soil on the island and
last year raised large quantity of
beans and potatoes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Extra special show, three big feature
vaudeville acts tomorrow. Bligh thea
ter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Or. n 2. AAa4Asassa1n fits eyes cor
Faet1y. U. q. Naa- baak bldg. tt
The sunshine and continued spring
weather keep the waters Of the Will
lamette at falling stage, the govern
ment guage this morning showing 6.6
feet above low water.
Patton rsuAbAAg o., 335 Chemeketa
Phone 1895. We do repair work. Stoves
and furnaces called. If
Miss Leila Belle McCaddam, soloist,
also 10 other singers will be heard Mon
day evening, Waller hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

The Salem Superfluity shop will con-
tinue open for another week. The pro-
ceeds of the shop are now being turned
over to the Armenian-Sy relief fund.
The success of the shop and the pro-
ceeds of it's sales depend entirely upon
the saleable contributions made by resi-
dents of Salem and vicinity. 1t is sug-
gested that all look over their store
rooms and attics again and see what
they have on hand in the way of un-
used or surplus articles which might
find market at the Superfluity shop.
.
Your favorite songs, Ladies Glee
club concert, Jan. 28, s p. m. Waller
hall.
cover the Top" and no "camouf-
lage" about it, either, is the way Mey-
ers characterize the windup tomorrow
of their big annual sale. The "drive"
will open at 9 a. m. with "barrage"
fire from "big guns" all around The
big guns" in this instance will be
red price cards which are intended to
clear the wire entanglements of f'high
profit prices.'' The "drive' will close
at P. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
All Around Town

4 4 + \ 4 < 4 i 4 4 & < Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

From the Famous Novel by ATOE FRANCE The most Brilliant and Sensa-
ionaI Production IN the recent history Of Motion Pictures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25

Your favorite songs, Ladies Glee
club concert, Jan. %, p. m. Waller
hall.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJsKIE.

- Artur Dennis, IS lat, Fam.
pnr. 725-727 S. Albany ave, i Pa
trick Wallace, 9 lat, mieszkajacy
w tym samym budynku, bawlll
sic wczoraj w zoinierzy w mlesz-
kaniu Dennis6w. Nikogo re star
szych ME byfo w domu. Artur
Dennis wyjai revolver OLGA ze
szuflady i, pokazujac, jak sic Z ME
60 strzela, zakry} lufe reka. Re-
wolwer wypalil, kula przeszyfa
dion Dennisa i trafi}a Wallace'a
w piers blisko serca. Wkr6tce po-
tenn umar}.
- James McD onough, byfy
czionek ligi pi}kowej YFederal',
wczoraj zastrzelif zone swa i Sic
bic W przedsionku budynku pnr,
1850 Vincennes ave. PAM McDo-
nough opusci}a swego mega
przed kilku miesiacami i starafa
sic O rozwod, zarzucajac mu bru-
talstwo i zaniedbywanie jej. Po-
dobno McDonough stara} sic po-
godzic re iona swa, gdyz chodzi-
10 mu zwolnienie re sluzby woj-
skowej. Ma ulicy przyszlo do gSo-
snej kl6tni, w ciagu ktorej PAM
Med. stanowczo odmowi}a pros
bic MEGA. Ten ia potem wepchnaf
do korytarza i daily sic sfysze@
diva w~ystrzaly. Oboje ME zyll'
Pozostaje dwoje drobnych dzieci.
Wiadze federalne w dalszym
ciagu prowadza sledztwo W spra-
vie prof. w. T. Thomasa / PAM
P. Granger. Rozchodzi sic o to,
czy ustawa Mamma ME zostaia
przekroczona. Oboje So ma wolno
sci.
- Szef policyi Aleock wzywa
wszystkich policyantow do upra-
wiania ogrodow warzywnych.
- PAM L. Leavitt, Fam. pnr.
Ally N. bennington ave-, obawla
jac sic, re postradasa zmysfy, po-
peiniia samobojstwo, odkreclW-
sly kurek Cd gazu.
- Sedzia Caverly z oburzeniem
zdenuncyowal policye ma stacyl
E. Chicago ave-, "a to, IL be- po-
wodu trzymaia we wiezieniu F.
C. Fordera, 7 pnr. SOB N. Clark I'll.
.Kapitan Gleason wdrozy} sledz-
two. Sprawl sic oprze o sad poll
cyjny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23

niosi sztandar polski, a sier1ant WI
sniewskl sstandar amerykahskl, Me-
siono takse edpowlednie napisy W jezy-
ku angtelskim,
Pooh6d kroeayl ulicami Randolph,
state, Madison, La Sale. Jackson, Dear
born do Polk 1 dworca, gdsie eehetni-
ey wsledli ma poeiag kolei Grand Trunk
kt6ry wyruszyl o godzinie 4i45 do O.
besu Niasara-on-the-Laka, " Kama
dxtat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23
KRONIKA


wierat daty trzech poprzednich
zabaw tego towarzystwa; zadne
towarzystwo ME otrzyma zezwo-
lenia, jesli ME byio inkorporowa-
ne przynajmniej try miesiace
pred data zabawy; obywatele
moga wniesc zarzuty przeciw to-
warzystwu zglaszajacemu pc ia
kie zezwolenie, albo do kolekto-
ra miejskiego, albo do komitetu
obrony domowej z rady miej-
skiej; kazda aplikacya ma bye
zbadana przez komitet obrony
domowej, do kt6rego wszystkie
aplikacye maja bye przeslane
przez szefa policyi.
Wczoraj ma poczatku sesyi
burn. Thompson przed}ozy} list
Cd Stanowej Rady Obrony, male
gajacy ma koniecznosc akcyi w
sprawie naduzyc ma balach, ma
ktorych trunk dostaja sic matt
kom i zoinierzom. P. S. insult,
prezes rady, mia} k%onferencye pc
poludniu z aid. Tomanem aid.
Cermakiem, pc ktorej wyda} O.
swiadczenie, IL W jego opinii rada
miejska powinna wybrac komitet
i sprawe om6wic ma konferencyi
re Stanowa Rada Obrony.
Move komitety.
Wczoraj odbyia sic instalacya
aldermanow, wybranych w ME
dawnych wyborach. Komitet mad
komitetami przed}ozy} sk}ad ko-
mitet6w rady miejskiej ma ter
min biezacy, ktory jak zwykle
przyjeto be- zmian.
Oto lista tychze komitetow:
Finansow - Richert, Schwartz
A. A.. Mccormick, Fetzer. Wood
hull. Kerner, R. H. Mccormick,
CAPTAIN, Lips, Watson, Littler,
Long, Fisher, Hazen and Clark.
Lokalnej transportacyi- Capt.
tain, Hickey, Nc onough, Nance
MdNichols, Smith, Walkowiak,
Franz, Bauler, Wallace Lips,
Watson, Byrne, Fisher, Hazen.
Toman and T. ]. Lynch.
Gazu i oswietlenia elektryczne-
go - T. J. Lynch, Tiff, Hickey,
Nance, McNichols, Novak, A
hearn, Walkowiak, Bowler, Wal
ker, Bauler, Wallace, Link, A
damowski, O'Toole, Long To
man.
Dworcow kolejowych - Lips,
Kenna, Schwartz, Fetzer, McNi-
chols, Horne, Touhy, Walkowiak
Bowler, Walker, Captain, Lit
tier, Hrubec, w. J. Lynch i Kost'
ner.
Przemyslu lokalnego Fisher
Hickey, A. A. Mccormick, Klar'
Cullerton, Novak, Ahearp, Smith,
Olsen, Walker, Bauler, Pretzel
Hrubec, O'Toole i Clark.
Przystani, dokow i mostow -
Littler, Kenna, Guernsey, Wood
hull, Govier, Cullerton, Horne,
Olsen, Kavanaugh, Powers, Ha-
derlein, Wallace, Kennedy, Mo-
ran i Hazen.
Sadowniczy - Kerner, Cough
lin, Schwartz, Med onough, A. A.
Mccormick, /Fetzer, Woodruff,
Maypole, Kaindl, Kunz, Powers,
Steffen, Roeder, Link, Hrubec,
w. ]. Lynch i Kostner.
Ulilc i zaulk6w - Toman,
Coughlin, l., B. Anderson, Null
cahy, Adamkiewicz, Kunz Touhy
Flick, R. H. Mccormick, Ellison,
Roeder, Kennedy, w. J. Lynch,
Lyle i A. o. Anderson.
Licencyi - Smith, l.. B. An
derson, Mulcahy, Furman, Klaus,
Krumdick, Novak, Ahearn,
Kaindl, Bowler, Haderlein, Byr,
ne, O'Toole, Lyle i Clark.
Budowli i ratusza m. - Pre-
tzel, Jackson, Mulcahy, Guernsey
Johnson, Klaus, Krumdick, Pho
trowski, Kavanaugh, Powers,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23

nz1ENN1K CHIcAeoSKI nnis-
ucza wieceJ drobnyeh ~ogiosseh. ami
tell wszystkis inne dEienniki polskts
, Chicago sasem WztetA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23
Pod ~nastrojem wrale1.

EILSL SLO4IO aiAIotOAON SSCiy PSS
przewodnictwem p. Karola Wach
tia, redaktora ,,Dziennika Chica--
goskiego", przepiekna basin dra-
matyczna pit. .Zaczarowane 10
To-, napisana przez Lucyana Ry-
dla, osnuta ma tie stosunkow pol
skich "a czasow saskich.
Chlubne oceny tych przedsta-,
wien byly juz piSane W dzlennl--
kach, wiec ME bede wyszczegol--
NAL nj osob wystepujacych ami rob
iakie odgrywano. ogolnie tylko
zaznaczam, re Amatorow tych
wysilki i praca ma polu scenicz-
mem zasluguja jedynie ma pochwa
ie i szczere uznanie, tenn bardziej,
re doch6d z tychze przedstawien
przeznaczony zostai ma eel dobro-
czynny. ma budowe koScioia,
wszyscy anatomy W tenn pred
stawieniu wystepowali bezintere-
sownie.
Piekna ia sztuka w swoim ro-
Gzaju owo ,,Zaczarowane kolo'.
peina prawd zyciowych, tax cze-
sto ujemnych i smutnych, wielcc
pouczajaca, lecz ola wielu ME zna-
jacych owczesnych stosunkow by
H. widocznie niezrozumiala - do
togo stopnia, re sceny p7zejmuja-
ce zgroza, lub litoScia ich jedynie
pobudzaiy do Smiechu.
Patrzac ma stosunki spoieczen-
silva naszego tn w Ameryce, mi
mowolnie nasuwa sic pred oczy
pelno stron ujemnych / wad, zbyt
razaeych, ktoreby mogiy dostar--
czyc bardzo wiele materyaiu do
podobnej sztuki i gdyby jaki IDOL
ny pisarz ujai je W RAINY obrazu
scenicznego i poprzecinai w MIN
lanca ostrej satyry liczne ooisce
wrzody wad ma ciele naszen
spoiecznem, to poprzecinane v
ten sposob byiyby zapewne lat
wiejsze do uleczenia. A ME brak
licznych okazow W naszem spole-
czenstwie do takiego> dramatu Z!
Dpchy .,Boruty" i ,, Kusego' u
wijaja sic dzielnie, pracuja ME
zmordowanie posrod mas mad ze-
braniem obfitego zniwa do swoich
gumien piekielnych, w czem i'm
dopomagaja liczni ich pomocni--
cy; psujac dzieia dobre a szcze-
piac zIo jak pyche. }akomstwo.
nieczystoSc, zazdroSc. obzarstwo
-fRiianstwo, gniew i lenistwo.
Znalazlby sic moze tn i owdzie
okaz ,dobry, Prosty, nieobiudny,
j&k w owej sztuce, .Dziad Lesny"
lub ,glupi MaciuS", ktorzy pomi-
mo swej prostoty i nglupoty',
ktore i'm umadrzy" tego Swiata
przypisuja, Potrafia use zasa-
DICK szatanskich i zachowac god
nose prawdziwa czlowieka. Ma
my my tn wiele podobnych do
tych figur, ktore wystepuja w
baSni ,,Zaczarowanego Ko}a" tyl-
10 w innych warunkach i ma in
nych stanowiskach; wiec gdyby
osnuto sztuke ma P~odstawie tych
naszych stosunkow, byiaby bez--
watpienia grana z wiekszem jesz-
cze powodzeniem, body wiecej
przemawiaia do pojec tutejszej
publiki, a mniej sprawila dystrak-
cyl.
OkolicznoSc wyjatkowa, re ia
sztuka byia odegrana try razy z
duzem powodzeniem, take i pod
wzgledem finansowym (bo sale
byly zawsze przepeinione publicz-
~noScia), zawdzieczac nalezy Xxx.
Proboszczom ~odnosnych parafii,
ktorzy szczerze prace Amatorow
naszych poparli, zainteresowali i
zachecili publicznoSc; niemniej
tez zasiuguja ma uznanie i podzie-
Ike miejscowe pisma, ktore czesto
wspominaiy o tenn swoim czytei-
nixon. Wspomnianym osobom l
pismom nalezy sic wdziecznosc "a
pomoc w tenn przedsiewzieciu; z
drugiej STONY n~alezaioby moze
riektGrym wyrazic / SioWa maya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-23
2 RADY M%IEJsKIEJ.
Koniec kabaret6w.

wienia wodewilowe w r%estaura-
cyach /. kawiarniach juz wiecej
rie beda dozwolone. Kabarety
znikna. Pozostana tylko restaura
eye, w ktorych bedzie dozwolona
muzyka orkiestry "a opiata licen-
cyl w sumie $500 rocznie.
Ordynans ten stall sic prawem
W ten sposob, re ami burmistrz a
nj rada miejska ME powziela zad-
mel akcyi, Pomimo prosb i protes-
tow kabareciarzy, burmistrz Or.
dynansu ME zawetowal. Rada
miejska wczoraj take mic ME u
czyniia. Kazdy ~ordynans pc pre-
prowadzeniu przez rade miejska
po uplywie pewnego czasu stale
sic prawem. Ordynans kabareto-
wy zostai przyjety ma pred osta-
m poaiedzeniu rady.
Natomiast sprawl specyalnych
zezwolen ma ,,bary" istotnie wy
woiala walke, kt6ta stoczyli Ymo-
krzy" i ,,susi".
Jak wiadomo, wladze federalne
Stanowa Rada Obrony Stowa-
rzyszenie Obrony M~aioletnich do
magaja sic zniesienia Especial bar
permits, ktore zezwalaja iowa
rzystwom i klubom ma balach ma
sprzedawanie trunkow upajaja-
cych do godz. 3ciej pc pofnocy.
Jak juz o tenn pisano, kraza "a
rzuty, re ,,mokrzy" ola uratowa-
MIA tych specyalnych zezwolen
poSwiecili ~.kabarety, Wiadze fede
ralne ME lyle zadaiy akcyi pre-
civ kabaretom, lie przeciw nadu-
zyciom ma balach, ma ktorych Ola
rami pijanstwa padali zolnierze i
majtkowie. zyczenre swe wsadze
zakomunikowaly przez Stanowa
Rade Obrony, a ia skomunikowa-
la sic z organizacya limited So
cieties", ktora jest glowna orga-
nizacya mokra w Chicago. Rezul-
tat byl co najmniej dziwny, gdyz
rada mieiska drastycznie postapi
Ia z kabaretami, lecz zadnej ak
cyl absolutnie ME powziela W
sprawie special bar permits.
Oczywiscie natychmiast pow
stala burza. Daily sic s}yszec glo-
sy kabareciarzy, skarzacych sic,
re sd kozlami ofiarnymi, Stano-
wei Rady Obrony, g}oszacej, IL
ia ,,mokrzy" zle rozumieli i tho
maczenia p. Cermaka, jake repre-
zentanta ,,mokrych". Kabarecia-
RE prosili burmistrza, azeby or
dynans antikabaretowy zaweto-
wal, lecz daremnie. Wczoraj pro-
sill pewnych aldermanow, azeby
postarali sic o zmodyfikowanie
ordynansu i tez daremnie. Ma Sc
syi wczorajszej Mkt nawet jed
mem slowkiem ME wspomnia1 o
k~abaretach. Ia to arene Gala zaje
Ia kwestya especial bar permits.
,Mokrzy mySla widocznie, re
MONA rzecz tax urzadzic, re be-
die ,,wilk syty i koza GAIA. Sadz
re ograniczenie Especial bar per-
mits" okaze sic wystarczajacym
krokiem.
AID. Link, jake przywodca ,,su-
chych" raz usiiowa} przeprowa-
die ordynans, zupeinie znoszacy
wydawanie special bar permits"
a gdy ten zostai ubity, domaga}
sic zasuspendowania regus ola "a
suspendowanie ordynansu w sPra
vie specyalnych zezwoleh ma ,,ba
ry" do czasu powziecia przez ra-
de miejska akcyi stosowneJ. krok
ten take spotkaf sic z niepowo-
dzeniem. w debatach przyszfo do
burzliwego starcia pomiedzy aid
Linkiem a aid. Tomanem, ktory
Jest przyw6dca ,mokrych".
Kwestya specyalnych zewoleh.
Wtedy aid. Toman wniosi or
dynans, ktory ma sytuacyi cara
die i spotkac sic z aprobata
wiadz federalnych i StanoweJ