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The evening herald., 1918-03-02
TWO ARMY OFFICERS
FACE COURT MARTIAL.
FOR GROSS NEGLECT
Are Held Responsible for Deplor-
able Conditions at Hospital and
the Death of a Private of Spinal
Meningitis.

Washington March luVcstira-
tiuu of the treatment of Private Albert
Iio4twood ut Liberal Kan, who died
of spinal meningitis at Camp Duni-
ph1u. OKLA, has resulted in Secretary
Baker ordered tho trial uy court
martial of Major Phillip %. Connolly,
medical corps o.. :. A., uf New York
city. md First Lieut. Walter IL Kirk
patrick medical corps, national guard
or Haven. Kan
90 wts announced last night that
Major Connolly who was in charge
of the b1-c hospital white ricstwood
was a patient had been held respon-
sihlc ny the investigating officer fur
conditions at the hospital character
ilod us nothing short OF J'plorohlo. %
Lieut. kirkpatrick was the rrst
medical officer tu examine Private
iio~twood and is charged with having
sent the ."lti,r tp the hospital with
out masking known th" fact that ho
suspected spinal meningitis
Major Gcueru NJ W Wright com.
uaudcr az Camp Douiphlu and Br.g
Gen. l.. e. Borrv who commanded a,
the camp while Gon Wright Was ON
uu observation tour lu France. hav,
been called ON hy Secretary Baker
fur reports as Co how such conditions
u- were found 300 tho camp hospitals
y.,ur tu exist
Conditions 90 the camp poniphar
hospital first cam, into public motto,
through 90 letter read boy Senator
Chamberlain. chairman of tho scntt.
uuIiar, committee. during speech
lu tb, senate. Tho letter was writ
tenn ny Private Ilo-twood's father 90 "a
filpud
The inspection reported that u.o
conditions existing when Private Hes.
wood iIoJ December o, hav, passed
au' u aI probability never would o,.
cur araiu 100 that hospital lic alHp
reported th1t the present hospital
commanding officer Col Fuuk 49,
k''f'r medical corps. els au rfl.
cicnt and capable officer. fuuN rprN-
petcut tu tu thv,uullgauous that It'
placed upon him and ut tho present
moment ls duinl everything wll
means 90 hand tp place that us'itu-
u"u upon proper footing
Put m HELP WANTED ad. then
rgad The SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald., 1918-03-02

Evcrl day HEHALD WANT ADS
no longer needed. rent houses, flats,
apartments. store and real estate; f'nd
the lost, sell houses lots ana farus.
The evening herald., 1918-03-02

A little wANT AD now ara then
is read by every class OF men and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald., 1918-03-02
u. S. Naval Station
Still Enlisting Men,
Officer Explains

i e. D1ugh,.. chief gunner
mate aud in .char-r nt 'hc AhuIuer-
que 4. < naval ".IU.ua office. rc-
cei,cd instruction. u.w hcud'ulIrrrs
tndag to dizcuut... uulIstmout- and
curoIlmeuts Boa f.. navy rc-,t., "L
aviation mcchaui.. other cuf'-w,I
are san accepted a.r both the aviation
branch ana the general service
Guuucr'S Mate p.H-ucrN stale. tha'
the public is under H. erroneous .u-
precision rrgardu. rullsmcuts "a hr
office SOME thiu.H. Chat he I- NOT
accepting any W.u. MON This ls u"i
the case tie Bkes applicants f,r the
navy who have passed % success ut
physical cXamiua,pu before uN a".
thorized draft board and who have
been placed on tho waiting Dist. when
their turu COMES they are then sent
away
once BOO tho navy a. man must grmaia
there during thu war But before he
can oulist he must show that hc o.
not within the Jurisdiction "r call OF
any dri, board although be- mas
have passed saf.sfaotorl 'NHm'n'-
tiun before somo dr3ft hoard Tho
Albuquerque office limited tu regis
terIug TWO pcr WeeE for the naval
service.
--=--=----s=---
Every day HERALD WANT ADS
t.nd help, secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed. rent houses. flats
apartments. stores and real estate, fiE1
Classined Ads BRING Results.
The evening herald., 1918-03-02

pUun's Reguiets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily.
without gripping ana without bad after
effects. soc AT an drug stores
The Washington times., 1918-06-04

Income Tax or war Indemnity.
Have you your Income Tax Receipt
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
Here's What the Salisbury
Resolution Means

Here is the briefes and clearest summary of what the
Salisbury resolution tenants and landlords yet pre-
pared the work of E. s. Hege, of the District Council of
National Defence:
Saves Tenants by Month Longer Period From
l. Being evicted (put out)
3 Having their rent increased.
Until
l. Peace is declared with Germany, or
2 Congress repeas IT modifes this law.
Excepting Tenants Who Have
l. Failed to pay (or tender) rent at agreed rate;
conditions of agreement consistent with the
g. Committed waste
Been guilty on prmses of (a) crime Cb misdemeanOr (e)
breach o peace, (d) nuisance
Excepting Premises Necessarily Required for oc
cupaney By
l. Landlord bona fde purchaser, or
Wife children dependents Of landlord bona hde
employed by or officially connected with
Government.
The used in this law includes all buildings
and all parts of any building
This law does NOT provide reducing the person
who already agreed hereafter to increased
rent.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments

Ara those that do not fuctuats during dis
fIIrbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
i-efs Firs deed Of trust notes (hrst mort
Irares). well secured on real estate In the
DIstrict OF Columbia, constitute "gilt-sdRs''
Investments. and they do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor
1orations for their stability. We can supply
sIch Investments IN amounts from 500 up
ward. Send for booklet. Concerning Loans
and Investments"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY co,
Tg7 18th street n. W.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04

terday ana SiEls morning IN the build
ing futeFVAsWtnE members, some OF
whom asked that their names be with
held.
one prominent member takes the
position that The Times expose OF
iiouor drinking IN the House Once
building and the publication Sunday
OF a photograph Of twenty-sn quart
bottles found in the fourth-hoor lava
tory will result in . demand from
many quarters for an investigation
Expeets House Opposition.
sT am satisfed," this member de-
olared. that any attempt to bring
this matter before the House for the
purpose OF conducting an invesdga-
tion wiz be opposed by . majority
Of the members.
ait would be a shame to waste
time in discussing such . matter'
when every man who has eyes can
plainly see that many members. VINO
are loud in their Grguments Tor a
bone dry city, are, themsefves not
averse to taking = drink or to-n3SEnS
liquor in their poSseEsaon
Another,member sa3d nat RoF+any
member OF Congre8 10 e1pres1 S1R-
prise at the anding 0f empty n9uor
is too deep for me-
A Congressman, proninent IN the
affairs Of the House. offered the iot-
lowing comment:
"When The Times exposed ths
presence OF large quantities or empty
whiskey bottles in the House Onieo
building, il laid down a barrASe
through which the wet forces can
never pass and made absolutely GER.
tain the passage Of 'bone-dry law
for the District OF Columbia.
while / am personally opposed 70
the dry propaganda, and am certain
that il will be Ineffective in stopping
the use OF liquor here, nevertheless
~ convinced that with this expose
staring them in the face, the oohe-
an, measure Is certain to pass
Not A few Congressman remarked
this morning that the House Ofhce
building had suddenly become one
Of the dryest spots in the nation.
"I will venture the assertion one
NJ them said, that the House Once
RuIldinR is the 'dryest' spot in Wash
ington this morning. I will also ven
tuTe the statement that it is dryer
now than 1t ever has been in his his
tory. u
have with US always anu u Ihe mem
hers who like a drink can't get II al
their clubs or bring II in from the
outside. can't do anything else, they
will distin It IN their own Offices.
Sees GJoIse7 en- Peters.
CONGRESSMAN Ira G. Hersey' OF
Maine. does not take the matter Sc
rfously. In a spirit Of jest he pro-
f. gsed to believe that the finding Of
the bottles next to Congressman
peters office was a good Oke on his
colleague. who, like himself, comes
from the pioneer dry" State.
Attaches OF the House Office Build
ing seem to take the matter as huge
Joke. They knowingly smile apd in
sInuate that the presence OF whiskey
and beer bottles Is a common, every
day occurrence
They express surprise that some no
tice had not been given long ago to
the promiscuOus use Of liquor and
beer in the building.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
PROPOSALS


.oFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THn
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washingtul. 3.
c., June 1. SIS Sealed proposals Ufu b ~
ceivsd al this ofGce until o'ciock D. m,
lection and siisDosal of ashss and rS,r-s o.,
bgn!dinEs unLgr the control % thu Cummll-
siCnsrs fo- : period Of one year, bag1nnlng
sa;,,r, ssy & .o.,s. sSnS SiS rSrn 2. PIq -
may be obtained from the Chisf Clerk q IN
Engineer Department. Room a. DlGHict
D. KNIGHT W. GWY0SN GARDnIER, c1n-
missioners. D. c.
OFFICE OF THE colnnsaolERs D. q,
washington, d. c. Nay =. 1siA Seaied
proposals viii BE- received q thlg of1ce, Room
e rSs Pn5STs'' I, sI;Slns isIs fo- ~ i sS osl'ss' q
cars Washington, D. @, hreo ~ vertical
submerged centrifugal ssgago pmp8 and
i5r E5eS sans S t5E 1Ss h ~ s1%s -
Form Of proposal and specl1cation8 nay -
obtained upon application - The PuFchlIinE
LOUIS BROWNLoW. JOHN O. D. KNIGHf.
". .GWYNN GARDNER commiHsionefl,
b. c. LA
OFFICE OF THE Co1nussIoNERs. D. G,
Wsshington, p. g: Nay q lslS 9salea
500. District Building, until two o'elock. ?.
n JUNE II, 1913, for Furnishing and deliver
ing hfty 90 Portatis Nentilati1E t1zHsees.
Of proposal and specifications may b obtline6
upon duplication to the Plrchlsing ofncaF,
D. G, Room 70 DIS District : Bulleing LOUIS
GWYNN GARDINER. Couminuiones. D. Q.
La
MOVING, PACKING, ST0RE6E
SEE M tor - prlees "a aiiIfzstsl1
ssryies. TIE PEOPLES STORAGE AND
ExPREss. IISS m e N. ".
QUICK AUTO sERY1CE-Any. plaos.
nATDHTTAhG EWpTlrEE
~ i2th st. N. W. Main -
MOVING PADDED Vans
5SS -. ~ EgRNIsHED.
KRElG'S EXPRESS
I1H h sdost N. W.
STORAGE. PACKING AND ERPul0.
'1sAFErT FIRSf.s
ABSOLUTELY FREPRoQF sroRAoR
UNITED STATES STORAGE 60.
1iSS.; Fsas: - q g uS 81 S&E.
+ L-Y. MOVING COVE MOVE 1ITT-
THING. ANY THE, ANY WHERE. TINS
LIN. PROP. lIIS CHURCH ST. N ".
CLEAN. dry gtorags for fuFnirurs and plaaoa.
Estimates ehserfuily given WESCELERs8
10 "a ave. n. ". PSons haia IN
RELIABLE ExPREss. MOVING, HAUL
MO; any tine. plaee o. distanos; HAltlmGs
CALI. LINCOLN xls
Express FOR HIRE AND
GENERAL HAULING. EnIS-mR
sAFErY STORAGE TRANsFER CO.
90 MASS. AVE- N. ".
BEFORE MOVING SEE us. WI rE.
SATISFY YOU IN PROMPTN E8S, A8 WErR
AS IN PRICE FRANK dS1 49,
MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING. ~ -,
1gs-NoRTHEAST Transfer . aIuR-
AaE Co. 400 3 st n. z. p. Llsa ~
LET Us DO YOUR
BAULING
ntssa tsHss5; Vita @s,ysES- PESHSs -
MOTOR TRUcKs FoR HAULING
Balttmors, PhiladslDhia and Alszandria a.
NO JoB TOO LERoD-NorEE TOO s,EAIG.
r 8. r ILlANSFAsR q ElkPRES8 co..
% K Il. y. W. % "a - n. W. FrlnE. -
Pre- moving for ItoF-
s9tIA1 age. Ph- N. 40 Or Ph n.
6t@ "a SMITHS TRANsFER
ER9 4 STORAGE CO., 81 q
NiEht Pa y. oGL
5SaaISs
go EslsssSlls hs3 ~ - . - 49,
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
IHE BOND MARKET.

Two o'clock prices furnished by ". B
aIbbs 4 Co.. members New York Stock EI-
RIh- IL
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
THE LOCAL MARKET
TRADING IN SECURITIES
BRISK TODAY.
Capital Traction. Potomac EIsssrIs.
Washington Railway and Elss-
trie, LanSton Script and wash.
insson Gan Bonds Change Handa.

Trading in securities vas brisk
again today AZ the session Of the
Washington stock Exchange. A Capt.
tai Traction for 1900 At 5 per eons
was sold at half a point abovs par,
and a $500 bond sold on the sane
, Three Potomac Electric Sc changes
nAnds at 941s. Ten shares OF Wash
gton Railway and Electric preferred
sod at e6. Two lots % Lanston script
notes sold, tha first al 81 and the gsc-
ond at q quarter Of q point above tais
figure.
On the after call a washington Gss
3 changed hands At o51S Il was Tor
$1,000. Ten shares OF MerSenthalsF
sold for IOS5s.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
TopAYa aALEa.

Capital Traction ys. s5OOalOoK.
81 S1.OOO61OOlS.
Potomac Elsc. Cons. Vs, S1,Oooo
9415. 81, ,0OOde45s. 81 .oO0045S.
Potomac Elec. Power 6A 81 i.ooo0
s94S.
Wash Ry. & Else- pref. 1oG6s
Wash. Gas. 265d
Lanston Script, 27a07. 306oTK.
After eall-Wash- Gas 5's Si.OOO0
s51S.
MergsnthaIer. 10a1osh.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
WALL ST. MARKET
MARKET OPENING ACTIVE.
CLOSE is STRONG
Vigorous Demand includes All the
Various erouPs-steeI Shares
Continue to Attract Most Attsn-
tIOn-Rallroad Stocks In seant
Supply.

NEW YORK. June L-There was a vir-
orous demand for stocks at the opening
Of the stock market today. which includ-
ed all the various groupA. with prices
generally moving up about one point
without meeting any substantial supply.
The steel industrials continued to de-
mand most attention. steel common NOV
ing up IL to ss%. and Baldwin Loeomo-
tive sdyanced IA. to Sk.
There was continued accumulation Of
Anaconda and Inspiration. both those
stocks making fractional advances.
The railroad stocks were in scant sup
ply. Reading made a gain Of one point
to 81. and New Haven advanced rs. TO
On Union Pacific made a gain OF one
point Marine preferred advanced Is. to
lofh. and after reactinE to 1904 again
rose to above 104 Atlantic Gulf and W.
l. moved up two points. to 1854. Many
specialties were active and strong
Linseed advanced point to 3sst. and Dis
tillers' Securities rose IL. TO 5p<-
The stock market showed increased
strength during the forenoon, nearly
all the active issues making gains
OF from 1 to 3 paints
Steel common, on large transac-
tbons moved up to 1oo1E. . gain Of
over ? points. and Baldwin LOoomo-
tive showed a gain OF over 3 points to
ssz.
The Marine shares were also IN de-
mand. the preferred moving up to
1854 and the common to 29%.
Many specialties were active and
strong. Tobacco Products moving up
3 points to 81 and American Linseed
~.
Liberty AS sold down TO $3.50 and
the second As dropped to 1886.
The close was strong.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June. 4-wheat-
Firm: unchanged; No. red winter,
1924; No. ? soft red, 1922. Receipts.
1885 bushels: shipments. 1888 bush
els.
Corn-Firmer; contract mixed,
$3.50. Receipts. 34,693 bushels; ship
ments. 34.OTS bushels.
Oats-Firmer: No. ? white clipped
export, IS bid. Receipts, As. AS bush
els: shipments. 216.214 bushels.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 Western export
spot. $3.50 sales. Receipts 1,571
bushels; shipments. none.
Hay-Steady on better grades.
Flour-Steady; unchanged
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
The CURB MARKET.

Two o'clock prices furnished By ". ,.
Hibbs 4 Co.. members New York Stock Ex-
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
CT sReo GRAIN MARKET.

Furnish a the WashinEton Timaa by y. Z.
carpsntsr . Co.. New York Branch oeana
Wo7dWart big. H II. Br0Wn. manal1f
Corn Open. High. Low. Last
Iulv 1a2 1aaa. Ta1 a TaalE
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
BEGINS LEE TERM.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June John
F. Haggerty, former Cleveland drug.
gfst, today began serving a life sent
ence in prison for the killing OF Dr.
Harry L Chaplin, Cleveland physician
poet. The killing took place in z
local hotel on November S last. Hag-
gerty pleaded guilty to second degree
murder, and was sentenced to life
imprisonment by Judge Manuel Ls-
vine.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
GOAL WEEK. APPROVED.

Railroad Director McAdoo today
approved the Fuel Administration'
coal week" for the first week o.
June adding that It is quite essential
that people order coal early this
year.
The Washington times., 1918-06-04
LCTToN MARKET.

FSirnlshsd rns washinEton Timss b. y. Z.
carpgntSr 4 Co.. New YORK. Branck otflea,
WoodNarJ b!dg. Hsrboft r. Broun. nEn-
open High. Low. so.m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-07
: Dnia 17go czerwca odbedzie

Dnia 17go czerwca odbedzie
sic regestracya cudzoziemek ME
przviacielskich. Kobiety, ktore
pochodza Z Niemiec i ME ma]a
drugich parpierow obywatelsklch,
musza sic regestrowac, w przeci-
wynn razie beda internowane ma
Gas wojny.
Biezacy tydzieh jest tygoz
dniem weglowym. Znaczy to, re
kazdy patryotyczny obywatel po-
winien zakupic albo zamowic ty7
lie wegla, lie bedzie potrzebowal
do przyszlej wiosny, APPEL W tym
sensie wydala federalna admin
stracya opaiu. Kazdy obywatel
prywatny kazda firma, kazdy "a
klad i kazda instytucya powlnny
sic do tego zastosowac. Kto tego
ME uczyni, bedzie W zimie cier-
pia,.
- Cd trzech dni zamknietych
lest us drukarni akcydensowych
kt6rych prasiarze zadaja podwyz
XII p}acy do SIS tygodniowo. Pra-
codawcy wczoraj ofiarowali ar
bitracye.
12stoletni c. Strobel z pnr.
1549 S. Trumbull ave. umarf
wczoraj W szpitalu Montrose ma
zakazenie, kt6re wediug rodzi-
COW mia4 spowodowac dentysta
niedbaloScia w u~zywaniu nleczy-
stvch instrumentow.
L. Teter. prezes Chicago
skiego Stowarzyszenia Handlo-
wego, mianowany zostas dyrek-
torem ma dystrykt chicagoski z
ramienia wojennego wydzialu
przemyshOwego we Waszyngto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-07
ezdStka" postanowi}a wydruko-
wac $4,000 egzemplarzy oredzia

SZOSthd pOStdnOWl1d WyQTukO-
wac $4,000 egzemplarzy oredzia
szkolnego burn. Thompsona, bro
niacego ,,solidna szostke', oraz
~wydawac p6imiesiecznik P. n.
School Board News. Parma
Updegraff charakteryzuje W swej
petycyi o zakaz wydawnictwa tie
Jake propaganda polityczna, kt6-
rel celem jest poparcie k%andyda-
fury burmistrza ma senatora Sta.
now Zjednoczonych. DIS odby-
waja sic przes}uchy pred sedzia
Pinckney'em W sprawie tel petty
cyl.
- Mechanicy elektryczni PREY
piracy miejskiej groza strajkiem
jake rezultat dysputy pomiedzy
e%lektrykiem Keithem a unia me-
chanikow. Dysputa ME dotyczy
placy, lecz liczby ludzi, jaka ma
bye zatrudniona PREY danej pra-
cy. Szef biura elektrycznosci "a
mierza odlozyc siedmiu pracowni
kow, przeciw czemu unia protes-
tuje.
400 producentow mleka e
Illinois, Wisconsin i Indiana ze-
bra}o sic ma posiedzenie w Elgin
Ii planuje podniesienie ceny nile
ka i znizenie jakoSci tegoz przez
zmniejszenie iloSci tluszczu do ;
procent, oznaczonych przez VIA
DE stanowe. Podobno jest plan,
azeby podnieSc cene mleka o 80
ceut0w do $2.8T "a sto funtow.
Rok temu kosztowaio okolo $1.89
"a sto funtow.
Komitet licencyi z rady miejskiej
obraduje mad projektem PREY
wrocenia %kabaretow, W ktorych
beda tahce i sprzedaz trunk6w
upajajacych dozwolone, lecz "a O.
,Etaa wysokiej licencyi Obecnie
kabarety sd wprawdzie zakazane,
elcz sposobow ma obejscie prawa
Ijest bez liku.
1000 lekarzy i chirurgow
przyjedzie do Chicago ma kon-
wencye Amerykahskiego Stowa-
:yszenia Medycznego, ktora sic
rozpocznie W poniedziaiek.
- Edward F. ~Schaeffer, licza-
cy lat %, byly kawalerzysta w
armii amerykahskiej, ukrywai sic
p-zez rok w jaskini pred urze-
cnikami poborcwymi, ktorzy go
poszukiwali jake ,,slakera". u
branie jego byio W iachmanach,
byl zabrudzonv i wycienczony.
rerwy jego rozstrojone, sPogladaf
dziko i niewyraznie cos bafko-
tai, dy go ma swiat}o dzienne wy
prowadzono.
- Automobil ciezarowy wczo-
raj najechal i zabii 6cioletniego
J. Finka,, Z pnr. 5137 Strong III.
na rogu ulic Lawrence ave / lie
Claire ave. Szofer A. Johnson,
Fam. pnr. 315 w. North ave, a
resztowany zosta} pod zarzutem
zoh6ictwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-07
Re SLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE


lava sedziow wielkoprzysie-
gfych wczoraj przes}uchala kllku-
nastu Swiadkow w Sledztwie. wy
toczonem przez prok. stan. Hoy
ne'a handlarzom lodu, zorganizo-
wanym w Chicago District Asso
ciation". Oskarzeni sd o niepraw-
ne Srubowanie cen lodu w gore !
stosowanie nieprawnych Srodkow
azeby eel ten osiagnac.
Ma dis wezwanych zostaio 20
Swiadk6w, a miedzy mimi kilku
czfonkow komitetu wykonawcze-
90 stowarzyszenia. DzialalnoSc
nieprawna Stowarzyszenia datu-
. sic cd dnia 1go marca.
Prok. Hoyne oSwiadczyl, Il
rozchodzi mu sic giownie o to, "a
zeby zapobiedz zdzicrstwu, a
~zw}aSzcza obrouic klase ubozsz4
pred chciwoScia wielkich han
diary lodu w miesiacach letnlch.
Swiadkowie zeznali wczoral,
lax Stowarzysznie zmusi}o pew
.rych niezaleznych handlarzy do
.przyjecia lego warunk6w i jak
innym opornym handlarzom
zrujnowaio intercsy.
WszyScy handlarze zgodnie
zeznali, re okoto dnia 1go marca
kompania Consumers Co., mai
'wieksza firma weglowa i lodowa
Wv Chicago, wydaia nova liste
cen. opiewaj9ca, re l6d bedzie ko-
sztowat 81 "a tone i re kazdemu
handlarzowi dano do zrozumie-
MA, IL ma te cene pobierac, a ME
mniej.
F. ". Upham, prezes tel kom-
.panii. jeszcze RTE zostaf ma swlad-
ka powoiany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-07

railroad spine' i ntraumatic neu-
rosis
Pred. delegatami konwencyi
.przemawiali take dwaj psychia-
try wojskowi, major c. S. Yoa-
kun i kapitan F. Williams, kto
rzy oSwiadczyii, re PREY kazdej
dywizyi armii amerykahskiej jest
psychiatra, ktory bada psychicz-
ne wlasciwoSci kazdego zolnie-
RIA. Jako rezultat takich egzami-
now zwolniono 10000 poboro-
wych re sluzby wojskowej jake
niezdolnych umysiowo i nerwo-
VIC do wytrzymania trudow wo-
iennych.
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INNE WIADOMOSCI


- Burmistrzowi Thompsono-
wi ! radzie szkolnej wczoraj wy
toczyla PARMA G.. Updegraff z pm.
ISIS T. 2 81 place, process o "a
kaz sadowy celem wstrzymania
ich cd dystrybucyi drukow kosz-
TEN publicznym miedzy dzieci
szkolnych. Zakaz jest skierowany
.przeciw onegdajszym uchwalom
.rady szkolnej, w ktorych ,,solidna
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ME. Dystrykt ten o~bejmuje dwie
trzecie Stanu Illinois,, czwarta
czeSc Stanu Indiana i Stan Iowa
Celem podziaiu kraju ma dystryk'
ty przez wojenny wydzla1 pre-
mysiowy So: koordynacya wszy,
stkich galezi i przemyshu, znie-
senie konkurencyi w dostawach
militarnych i zmiane produkcyi
rzeczy zbytecznych ma produkcye
potrzeb militarnych.
- Wydziafy poborowe otrzy'
ma}y i~nstrukcye re Springfieldu,
azeby jak najpospieszniej przepro
wadzi}y wszelkie formalnoSci W
lacznoSci Z nowymi poborowymi,
ktorych sic ~przesz}o $4,000 rege-
strowaio w ubiegfa srode. Znaczy
to, re beda w~czesnie powo}ani do
s}uzby. ,
- 1900 strajkierow W REGAL
mach wrocilo do piracy. Bezrobo-
Gle trwa&o "a odziny. Ich zada.
MIA beda przesfuchane przez fede-
ralnego sedziego Alschulera. kt6-
ry byi arbitrem w sporze REGAL
nianym pred kilku m~iesiacami.
Stanowa komisya ~przemys1owa
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EgRONIkA
Ia MIEJSCOWAA
KONWENCYA
SIENNA MEDYCZNO-PSY-
CHOLOGICZNEGO.

Cd trzech dni odbywa sic W
Chicago konwencya Amerykah-
&iego StowarzySzenia Medyczno
Psychologicznego, ma ktorej wy
bitni lekarze, psychologowie / in
ne powagi Z caiego kraju oma-
wiaja wazne kwestye Z dziedziny
Observation-Disclosures
Omawiano projekt z~a}ozenia
caiego szeregu szpitali w kraju
ola ~leczenia zoinierzy, chorych
ma wstrzaSnienia nerwowe Cd
eksplozyi ~pociskow. 30 procent
takich wypadkow moze bye wy
lcCzonvch W trzech do oSmiu mic
siqcach. Takim pacyentom, podo-
buie do metod Stosowanych w
zakfadach ola obiakanych, bed2
dane rozmaitc zatrudnienia, jak
szycie. stenografowanie, malowa-
ME ftp. Ma ten temat przemawia-
Ii DIR. H, NJ. Pollock Z New York
i DIR, ]. H. Gahagan Z Elgin, ILL.,.
kt0ry jest prezeSem komitetu ola
tel sprawy.
O koniecznoSci ~poi2czenia z
lara zbrodniarzy take ich kura-
CYL medyczncj i psychologicznej
przemawiai DIR. B. Glueck Z Os,
shining. n. y.
Nadzwyczaj ciekawy referat
odczytai professor Paul Shorey ?
Uniwersytetu Chicagoskicgo ma
tcmat lax zaraza bolSzewizmu
rosyjskiego ktory nazwai rodza-
lem waryaCtwa. .szerzy sic w n
meryce. a nawet w SferaCh inteli-
Etualnych. Widac to w pogla,
dach i pismach takich osobisto-
Sci, jak panny lane adams,
dziaiaczki spoiccznej / dawnicJ
wy6itnej pacyfisbki, sedziego
Rrandeisa, cz}onka najwyzszego
trybunalu krajowego, W. D. Ho-
wellsa, w~ybitnego p~owieSciopi-
SARA, oraz Max Eastmana, Hen
~ Newboldta ! Rebeki West.
Zydzi wymowni / intelektualiSci
anerykanScy, zarazeni poglada-
mi Tol>.oja, rozsiewaja bolsze-
wizm w Ameryce. Zasada bierncj
opozycyi. g}oSzona zez T~olstoJa,
byia zapowiedzig pacyfizrnu, kt6-
ny objai Rosye / stall sic powodem
re Rosya dopuSciia sic zbrodni
dezercyi cywilizacyi.
DR.. Z. F. Southland Z Bostonu
wyjaSnii W swym referacic, &c
shell shock czyli wstrza$nienie
nerwowe, spowodowane eksplo-
zya pociskow, ME jest nowoscia i
re przez wiele lat byfo leczone
pod innemi nazwami, jak n. ?.