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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-03-29
$1,000 Patriotic Club
War Savings Stamps
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These are the people who have TAX
en- the limit. There should be good
many other people in Columbia. and
Boone County who are will to go the
limit to help the Government.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-03-29
President Hill Returns.

President A. Ross Hill returned
last night frcm CaiifoFnia.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-03-29

Dancing lessons. Call go or GOA.
P-l76
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-03-29

January Members.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
CRANDE FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY
At PARENT SH0ME

The funeral yesterday of Diamante
Grande marked the passing away OF
another one of Albuquerque's youpg
men who sacrificed his life for the
cause of humanity.
The funeral cortege was one of the
largest ever held here. for his many
friends attended the services. which
were held at the home of the soldiers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grande,
in Los Griegos The Rev, Father A.
M. Mandalaria officiated and the
burial was in Santa Barbara ceme-
terry.
Three firemen from the Albuquer-
que fire department with three SOL
diers, acted as pail bearers. They
were Carpio Martinez, Perfecto Ar
milo, Hugh White, AL Riehl. Louis
Clifford and william Griffert.
The body of Diamente Grande ar
rived in the city last Saturday under
the United States army escort of Louis
Clifford. who belongs to the same
company that Grande joined when he
was ordered to Camp John Wise at
San Antonio, Tex.
The officers and men of the Sixty
seventh balloon company, of which
Grande was a member. sent hand
some floral offering which attested
the popularity of the boy. 1t was a
large pillow marked with the in
sigma of the company and bore the
cards of Lieutenants A. G. Mckenzie
and M. NJ. Turner. Many other floral
pieces were received from friends in
the city, and other parts of the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
HUGE WALL OF WATER
In TiJERAS CANYON
WASHES AUTO AWAY

An accident which was almost fatal
to the occupants of the car, happened
Sunday afternoon just after the hard
rainfall had ceased. A party consist
irg of husband, wife and child were
on their way home at Mackenlosa The
party had Travelled about nineteen
miles through Tijeras canyon when the
car in which they were travelling be-
came stalled and before the parties
could escape, wall of water eight or
ten feet high. came rushing down
upon them. The owner was just able
to get his wife and son to a place OF
safety and grabbing a rope made the
car fast to a tree. He then walked
three miles and phoned the Butler
garage to come for him, but before the
garage men could get there the rope
broke and the car, which was loaded
with 700 pounds of tomatoes, was
washed down stream.
The car was later found two and
one half miles down the canyon,
lodged between two large boulders'
All that was left of it was the engine
two front wheels. two aXles and the
chassis Parties who saw the wreck
say that they never saw car so COM
pletely stripped and that 1t was huge
pile of scrap. 80
They report that this was one OF the
largest rises that has happened in the
canyon for many years and that tnere
are pools of water standing from
twenty to thirty feet deep. The ROADS
suffered little on account of the fiood,
some sand washed out in places being
the only damage done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
LARGE NIGHT SCHOOL
IS EXPECTED IN DUKE
CITY IN A SHORT TIME

Plans for the largest night school
ever held in Albuquerque are being
perfected. The school will open as
soon as possible after the Spanish in
fluenza epidemic subsides-probabl v
about the middle of November-in the
nigh school building, and continue un-
I'll March |. Sessions will be held Mon
day Wednesday and Friday nights
from to 8 o'clock.
The citizenship class promises to be
the largest, owing to the urgent de-
mand by the government that all UNI
naturalized persons take a regular
course in a night school
Courses most popular in the past
will again be filled, Judging from in
quiries. Commercial work, Spanish
and radio-b uzzer work, the latter for
men in the draft who wish to take up
wireless telegraphy, will all be popu-
lar. English for beginners, elementary
mathematics, spelling and writing will
be offered for those needing such
work.
Mechanical drawing, machine work,
forge work and automobile mechanics
will lie offered to men in the draft and
others as soon as the new shop is COM
pleted. Albuquerque's shop will be by
far the best equipped in the state when
finished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

mate. United States navy, is in the city
on a visit with his sister. Mrs M; ~
Wylder. Mr.. Coleman is assigned TO
the ships company on the U. $. 5.
Huntington. He expects to remain
here for several days.
c. L. Bowman, of Denver, Colo,
where he is the general representa-
tive of the Prest O-Lite company, was
here Yesterday on business connected
with the local agency, General SerV-
ice Company, 313 West Silver avenue.
Mr.. Bowman left last night for Dem
yer.
r. Dana Johnson, publicity man for
the food administration, Is reported as
seriously i'll in q hospital in Santa
Fe, n. M.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Corrin. Mrs.
Corrin will be remembered as Miss
Christine Aver Of this city.
Miss Clemmie Cooley. the film ma
chine operator at the Pastime thea
ter. before the theater was ordered
closed during the flu epidemic, has
returned to the city after a business
trim to Prescott and Phoenix, Ariz.
Miss Cooley may return to Prescott
after the influenza is reported under
control in that city.
Word has been received by friends
here of an automobile accident which
almost cost Miss Gladys Addison her
life. The car in which she was rid
ing with her parents, overturned,
throwing Miss Adkisson underneath
aud seriously injuring her. The rest
of the party barely escaped injury.
Miss Gladys was formerly connected
with the food administration.
j. e. Rogers, clerk at Wright
Clothing company. left yesterday with
the remains of his wife, whose death
occurred the other day from Spanish
influenza. followed by pneumonia, for
Macon. Mo-, where the funeral and
burial will take place. Mr. Rogers.
who was also sick with the flu was
advised by his physician to return to
! Albuquerque as soon after the burial
as possible.
Rev. Robin Gould, son of Mrs. Eli
| len Fl. Gould and brother of Ralf
| Gould. 715 West Slate avenue. re-
signed his Methodist passionate at st.
Joseph, Mo-, to join the United States
army as chaplain. being appointed
| first lieutenant. has arrived in
| France, with instructions to report to
General Pershing Mrs. Gould and
child, family of Rev Gould, are here
staying with her husbands Albu-
| uueraue relatives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

STATE TEACHERS
MEET CERTAIN To
DRAW BIC CROWD

"T assure you I viii make an ef-
fort to have all Santa Fe county
teachers present at our educational
association" said Mrs. A, Otero-War-
rem. superintendent of schools OF
Santa Fe county, in a letter received
Yesterday bv Prof. John Milne. and
If | find il necessary to spend my time
on the road taking them back and
forth in my car
Mrs. Warren is railroad secretary
of the New Mexico Educational AS
ISOLATION. but since Uncle Sam will
grant no reduced rates she is adNo-
eating the use of the automobile as
a means of getting to and from the
convention at Albuquerque November
23-27. II the Advancement of the
Santa Fe county schools under her
direction and management can be
used as a, measure of Mrs. Warren's
ability as an executive, Albuquerque
will not only have the largest crowd
of teachers in the history of the asso-
citation, but the city will also have to
care for the largest number of cars
ever assembled in the city.
Other reports reaching the commit
tee on arrangements indicate that
large delegations are coming from all
parts of the state, and it is not inn
probable that the majority of the
teachers will travel by the automobile
route Suitable arrangements will be
made to care for the cars no matter
how many come.
The convention program Is being
whipped into shape. Programs for
the sectional meetings are coming in,
speakers are being booked for the
general program, and everything is
progressing in fine shape.
The Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day invited the state federation Of
Womens clubs to meet here during
the teachers convention. The club
workers were to hold their state con-
yentiOn at Ration this month, but on
account of the Spanish influenza epi-
demic the meeting had to be called
| off. If the women decide to come
here the crowd will be considerably
! increased. Both conventions would
| profit by an arrangement of this
| kind The general meetings of the
| teachers will occupy but one half of
each day, the other half being given
over to sectional conferences. If the
women would arrange their program
to occupy the part of the day not de-
4 voted to the general teachers meet
F., ings, this would leave an opportunity
for visiting back and forth.
The Chamber of Commerce has
started statewide publicity cam
paign in behalf of the teachers con-
vention. which will be continued UNI
til the middle of November,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
# POSLAM CAN
HELP YOUR SKIN
". DO LET It

II Poslam holds any comfort, any
satisfaction for you in being the
ianans to relieve and eradicate ec2e-
ma or any stubborn skin trodble, let
II bring you these benefits at orce.
They will seem ever so welcome il
.yod have suffered long. There is no
risi; Poslam cannot harr; its wori;
is Krown to be highly successful.
Sc oihes, stops itching, brings quick
Improvement, A little does much ne
cause it is highly concentrated.
Clears red, inflamed compilations
CTcrnj5ht,
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th St, New York City
Urge your skin to become clearer,
brighter, healthier by use of Poslam
Soap, medicated with Poslam.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
LOCAL ITEMS
Ed. w. CONGRATULATIONS 10.
Martin e. Thorn. Taxi Phone 273.

h. W.. I'd
Martin e. Thorn. Taxi Phone 273.
r. d. Salazar of Cuba, n. M, Is III
the city on a business trip.
r.. Il. Yoder of Gallup, N. M, was
here yesterday on business.
p. L. Spurlock of Portales, N. M,
is a business visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Stiles of Magda-
lena. n. NJ, were visitors here yes
terday.
MIR. and Mrs. L, K. Knapp of Las
Vegas, n. NJ, are in the city for
short visit.
Mrs. George Dimas of Belen, n. NJ,
who has been i'll of influenza is re-
ported out of danger.
Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. Tartaglia, that their son Louis
has arrived safely overseas.
Miss Lurline Santifer of the Liber-
ty Loan office force is reported ser
iously i'll of the Spanish influenza.
Henry G.. Wehking, secretary-trea-
surer of the Albuquerque Santatori-
UNI, is seriously i'll of Spanish influ-
enza.
Paul G. Redington left last night
for a two weeks tour of the forest
reserves. He will visit Arizona and
the dam countries before returning
home,
Private Jack Gallegos writes
friends here that he has arrived safe
~ overseas and that he is on his way
TO Siberia.
Nelson A. Field, of Magdalena, the
republican candidate for state land
commissioner, was in the city yester-
day on political matters.
Lieutenant William Gregory. for
merly with the Food Administration
but now located at Camp Mabry,
Texas has been seriously i'll in the
army camp but is rapidly improving.
Irsi Keen came home last night
from his ranches near Portales. n.
NJ, for a visit with his home folks
who have recently moved here, and
are located on East Silver avenue.
City Manager Hebenstreit, who has
been away from his office with an
attack of the humps for the pas,
week, is reported getting along nicely
and hopes to be at his office in q
few days.
Thomas Coleman. chief carnenter'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
Jewelry Repairing
Wrights. opposite postoffice.

Microzone is the remedy for Oup.
Keep il i'm the DR. mixing water. This is
roupy weather beyond doubt Three
size bottles. 35c. csc and Sf.25. +. w.
FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

When you have fullness and
weight in the stomach after eating,
you may know that you have eaten
too much and that you should take
one of Chamberlains Tablets to aid
digestion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

Livery ana saddle horses. Trimble
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
HubbelI Gun Club

Those wishing to have the privilege
of hunting and fishing in the Hubbell
lake, five miles south of town, can do
so by joining the Hubbell Gun club
and paying $40 per year. Call at los
North Third street or Hubbell farm
and pay your dues.
No one allowed to hunt or fish on
said premises Under penalty of law
unless a member of Hubbell Gun club.
FRANK A. HUBBELL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
DISCHARGED SOLDIER
LOOKING FOR WORK

The Home Service section of the
Red Cross is looking for job for
discharged soldier who ought to be
doing light outdoor work. He is
thoroughly familiar with the run
ming and repair of automobiles, and
would like a job as delivery man.
Anyone needing such a man is re-
quested to phone 912.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

czny. Sekretarz Lane tax powie-
dial: Ma czele naszego panstwa
stoi czIowiek, ma ktorego caly
SWAT spoglada i cd ktorego wy
czekuje obrony i wskazowki w
.tym kryzysie. Poparcie go caiy-
mi siiami, ably m6gf Smiaio spoj-
rec w oczy kajzerowi i powie-
dice mu, co caly SWAT o MIN
mySli, jest naszym obowiazkiem
jake partyi. Me MONA go Boz
wiem zawodzic hub oslablac
przez okazywanie niepewnoscI,
czy go narod ma poprzec czy ME.
Sekretarz Redfield: nZwykly
1ozum wskazuje, re interes kraju
wymaga wyboru kongresu w sym
patyi Z administracya. Mkt pre-
ciez ME podcina krwi, gdy sic
przejezdza przez rzeke, chyba
tylko W nagiej potrzebie. Obce-
ME ME ma wlaSnie takiej potrzc-
by naglej, ktoraby wynagala
podciecia. Obccna para koni jest
zupclnie dobrana, sdyz razem
csiQgnic i wykonuje prace jedno-
mvSluie. Mkt mic moze napcwno
powiedzict, jak sig bedzic zacho-
wywai nowy kon.'
Boston. 81. pazdz. - Sckretarz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
Jest bethlehem Shipbu;ldins
Co." w Alameda, Cal.

Jest bethlehem Shipbu;lding
Co." w Alameda, Cal.
Warsztaty tie, mialy rozpoczat
prace mad budowa okretow dopie
70 w roku 1920, pozniej jednak
plan zmieniono i kazano dostar-
czyc nalezytej iloSci okretow W
1919. Zamowienia ma budowe
statkow ola firm tych ME ustana,
o lie warsztaty te podoiaja wy
budowaniu zamowionych okre-
tow w roku 1919. lime zamowie-
mia ma wieksze okrety, ktore vie
cej zajma czasu, beda zupelnie
skasowane.
Powodem tego rozporzadzenia
Jest opinia u~rzednikow wojsko--
wych, kt6rzy twierdza, re okrety
wybudowane W pozniejszych la
tach ME beda potrzebne do pro-
wadzenia wojny, a zatem tylko
praca mad okretami, ktore w kr6t
kim czasie moga bye wykonczo-
nc. pojdzie dalszym trybem.
Z RAMPANT POLITYCZ-
NYCH.
Washington, 81. pazdziernika.
/ Sekrctarzc Lane i Redfield da-
Ii powody, dlaczego narod powi-'
r;cn wybrac kongrcs demokraty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
STRZELANINA w KABARE-
Gle w BURR OAK.

S0AS
do strzelaniny o swe narzeczone
pomiedzy dwiepa szajkami zabi-
jak6w w kabarecie Burr Oak
Inn, przezwanym dawnieJ
Crime CASTLE, w p~rzedmiesclu
Burr. Oak. Przezwisko, ktore do
Pslownie znaczy ,,Zamek Zbro--
dni", wskazuje, co to "a mile
schronisko.
Kobieta, o kt6ra giownie cho-
dzifo, weszia do kabaretu z ME
|.jakim E. O'Rouke'm z pnr. 5514
w. Monroe ul. lima kobieta. Pc
zniej przyjechaf' automobil, a W
MIN ~znajdowaio sic pieciu mez-
czyzn. Jeden pozosta1 w automo-
blu, jeden wszedf do ,,barroo--
mu", a trzech weszfo do kabare-
tn.
Siedziafo tam W tel chwili
PREY stolikach oko4o SO os6b, pod
|czas gdy kilkunastu spiewakow
i Spiewaczek bawifo publicznoSc.
Naraz dafa sic sfyszec strzela-
nina. Zabijacy wybrali jeden re
stolikow W kacie i do niego wszy-
stkie swe wystrzaly kierowali.
w poblizu siedzieli dwaj specy-
Ialni detektywi kolejowi, E. Lion
berg i J. Ganski, kt6rzy take
swe rewolwery wyjeli i dali O.
gnia do napastnikow. Jednego z
ostatnich widocznie trafiono,
gdyz 60 towarzysze Wyniesli.
Wszyscy wsiedli do swego au-
tomobilu i peina siia parry, czy
gazoliny, czmychneli bulwarem
Michigan w kierunku m. Chica-
go.
Kilka automobil6w udafo sic
"a mimi w pogon, lecz bez skutku.
Pokaleczeni zostali: Pearl
White, juz wyzej wspomniana, Ii
czaca lat "a, Fam. pnr. 107 E.
Alma ul., kt6ra ina cztery rany
ma obu nogach tuz mad kolana-
mi; David Stowell, kelner, 1920
S. Western ave., postrzelony w
prawa noge; i jeden z cz}onk6w
'szajki, wyniesiony przez wspol-
nik6w zanim zosta1 identyfiko-
wany.
Kabaret prowadzi mike the
Pike" Heitler, niedawno temu
wypuszczony z wiezienia fede--
ralnego we Fort Leavenworth. Z
poczatku twierdzi}, re zabijak6W
wcale ME INA i re chodziio i'm
tylko o rabunek.
Lecz pozniej przyzna}, re TO
by}a walka dw6ch szajek re szu-
mowin spolecznych i re jednego
re zabijakow Una. r~
Policya twierdzi, re podsfysza-
Ia telefoniczna rozmowe, w kto-
rel jeden re zabijak6w informo-
wal swego kamrata o tenn, co
sic juz staio i nalegai, azeby sic
do mich przyiaczy} i dopom6gi W
sprzatnieciu drugiej szajki.
SZULERZY MAJA Bye
TRZYMANI BEE KAUCYI.
Tymcz. szef policyi Alcock
wydaf wczoraj rozporzadzenie
do wszystkich komendantow sta
cyl policyjnych, il ~wszystkich
szuler6w, ujetych w obiawach
ma szulernie tax wiaScicieli tych
re, jak i gosci, maja trzymac we
wiezieniach, ME wypuszczaJac
ich ma wolnosc "a kaucyami.
Wczoraj w obfawie ma klub KEEL
ner6w, pnr. lis W. Monroe ul.,
ujeto zarzadce j szesciu mez-
czyzn. Trzymano ich przez Kill
kanascie godzin, zanim ich ma
wolnosc pod kaucyami Wypusz-
czono. ]. Humford, z pnr. 1926
Prairie ave., 6skarzony by} jake
zarzadca tejze szulerni karcia--
nej.
Ma piatem pietrze budynku
Randolph, pnr. LAT N. Clark ILL.,,
poIicya skonfiskowaia wszyst--
kie przyrzady i druki do zakaa-
dow ma konie wyscigowe. W. j.
1-l L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
PREF TELEGRAF
ISKROWY.
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

- powodu uzycia wielkiej ilo-
sci okret6w angielskich w celu
transportacyi wojsk amerykah-
skich do Francyi, Angiii zabrakio
okretow do wiasnego uzytku inl-
portowania dostatecznej ilosci
zywnoSci ola swych mieszkan-
cow. Ably zaradzic temu, koutro-
Ter mad zywnoscia w Anglii, wy
dial rozporzadzenie uszczuplenia
konsumpcyi miesa Z jednego fun
ia ia try cwierci funta, oraz pod
wyzszyl cene. miesa o cztery CEN
ty ma funcie.
Washington, 81. pazdziernika.
- Chcac sic przyczynic do walki
przeciw i~nluenzie, administracya
mad zywnoScia zawiadomifa tele-
tlcznic kazdego ADMINISTRATOR
poszczeg6lnego Stanu, re jezeli
zajdzie potrzeba wiekszej ilosci
cukru ola chorych Tub dogladaja-
cych chorycb ma iniluenze, admit
nistracya mad zywnoscia ma po-
zwolenic potrzebujacym dostar--
czyG potrzebnej iloSci cukru Po--
rad przepisanq iloSt.
Washington, 81. pazdziernika.
- Wed}ug ostatniego rozporza--
dzenia administrator mad opa--
lem Garfield'a, kluby Wiejskie
NIGGA otrzymat pewna ilosc We
gla, o lie oczywiScie zgodza sic
ma to stanowi administrators,
czyli zalezec to bedzie Cd iloSci
wegla w danym Stanie. Me VOL
70 jednakze udzielac klubom tym
wegla uzywanego W celach do
mowych.
Nowy York, 81. pazdz. - Poll
eva odkryia .,,jaskinie zbojcow"
W Central parku w sercu Manhat-
tan, w ktorej zolnierz, zeglarz i
kulawy mezczyzna cywilny uzy-
wall w celach schadzki; posadzo-
no ich O obrabowanie spa%ceruja--
cych os6b pc parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

marynarki Daniels, w movie po-
litycznej powiedzia}, re republic
kanie staraja sic dowieSc Mem
com, re czternascie warunkow
pokojowych podanych przez PREF
Wilsona ME pochodza cd narodu
amerykaiskiego. .
KATASTROFA N AMORZU.
Nowy York, 81. pazdz. - Wy
lQdowalo tutaj II marynafzy nor
.weskich, ktorzy zostali wyrato--
wani przez okret bojowy apery-
kahski. Marynarze byli 'czlonka-
mi zalogi zatopionej bark nor
weskiej YStifinder" przez nur
niemiecki diva tygodnie temu
Wediug opowiadai marynarzy.
tulali sic oni pc morzu przez Ii
dni, wystawieni bedac ia gl6d
Zimno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
z PROcESU UN1oNIsToW
O SZANTAZ.

w procesie trzech urzednikow
uniinych, oskarzonych o szantaz
przekraczanie ustawy federal
nej Shermana, wyszio ma jaw, re
G.. H. Hammond, agent ,,byzne-
sowy' uni woznic6w excavation
and asphalt teamsters, byi W
,,yardach" PREY kompanii Nc
Laughlin Building Materials, -
Balmoral ul., ~wzywajac innych
woznic6w do zastrajkowania, "a
rim zabi{ 60 dwoma ~wystrzaia-
mi z rewolweru kontraktor P. H.
Digman.
az. Gagehan, woznica swia-
dek prokuratoryi, zeznaf O tenn
ma sesyi wczorajszej. By1 on je-
dnym z tych, ktorych Hammond
wzywaf do z~astrajkowania. Byfo
to o godz. 1Otej pred poiudniem.
o godz. 12tej zastrzelony To-
stat Hapmond przez Digmana
ma rogu ulic w. 16tej i S. Cen
trail Park. Digman zostaf zwol-
niony ma tel %podstawie, il "a
strzelif Hammonda we wfasncj
obronie.
j. j. Mclaughlin, prezes kom-
panii wyzej wzmiankowanej, -
wczoraj w p~rocesie tym Zezna},
re rozmawial Z Hammondem W
,,yardach" PREY Balmoral ave-,
W dniu, w ktorym ten zostai "a
mordoWany.
Mclaughlin jest gi6wnym
swiadkiem prokuratoryi, kt6ry
mial bye ofiara .szantazow i
strajk5w re strony unionistow.
ZRABOWALI
$500.
Dwaj smarkacze, uzbrojeni W
rewolwery i sypiacy p~rzeklelI-
swami. wczoraj weszli do wy.
szynhu i kregielni ]. Lawlora.
PREY rogu ulic Loomis i Harrison
i tam wlaSciciela i dWunastu 60
sci obrabowali z $500 W gotow:
ce ! Z bizuteryi, take wartoSci O.
kolo $500.
pNELsON LAMPERT, BAN
KIER ZMARL.
Nelson Norman Lampert, je--
den z najwybitniejszych bankie-
row chicagoskich, umarf magic
wczoraj w Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, liczac lat At. Umarin ma krwo
tok m6zgu, kt6ry nastapif W chwi
Ii, gdy grail W ,golfa".
Smierc Lamperta, wiceprezesa
Fort Dearborn National Bank,
b. wstrzasnefa jego familia, jego
licznem gronem przyjaci6}, jai
r6wniez wszystkiemi kofami fl
nansowymi.
Tydzien temu udaf sic do En-
celsior Springs, Mo-, gdzie sic
znajduja woody mineralne i INA
komite u%zdrowiska azeby wy
zdrowiec pc ataku grypy. Spo-
dziewa} sic "a kilka dni wr6ciG
i pisa} w listach, re mt sic zdro-
vie poprawiio.
W. A. Tilden, prezes banku
Fort Dearborn, oraz burmistrz
Thompson, ziozyli giebokie UNA
ME ZaletOm Zmarfego.
Lampert byf czfonkiem wy
dzialu parku Lincolna, a daw-
niej byf take prezesem tegoz
wydzialu. Wspominano o MIN
takze jake o kandydacie ma bur-
mistrza m. Chicago. By{ maso-
mem $500 stopnia i piastowa}
drugi najwyzszy urzad W organi-
zacyi masonskiej W Stanach lie
dnoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

Nazwisko Stan. S. Walkowiaka
Jest 3cie cd dolu w pierwszej ko-
lumnie, a sedziego J6zefa S. La
Buy'a Ste L CORY, ia maiym ha-
locic.
Chcac zapewnit wyb6r polskim
sydziom, kazdy polski obywatel
pcwinien wpierw glosowac ma
matym balocie. Ogi.