davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
z KANTOWA.

Przypominamy, Re W przyszia ME
dziele, dnia 1890 maja b. r. O godzi-
ME S-mej wieczorem, odbedzie sic
wspanialy koncert; urzadzony stara-
MEM Ch6r6w parafialnych, u wsp0l-
udziaiem Klubu pan Kr6lowej kingi !
dziatwy shkolnej; aranzerem tegoz
koncertu jest mieiscowy %organista p.
Franciszek Nowicki; znany muzyk i
dzielny pracownik ma niwie muzyczno-
Spiewaczej. Koncert ten urzadzony jest
z okazyi imenin X. proboszcza, Stani-
slawa Siatki, G.. R.; bilety SO do ma
bycia u cz1onk6w / czionki1 Ch6ru j
pan KrGlowej Kingi, jak r6wniez u
dzieci szkolnych. Koncert zapowiada sic
Swietnie - radzimy pospieszyc sic z
zakupieniem bilet6w "a MIN ich zabrak
ME.
Uroczysta Komunia sw. dzieci szkol
nych odbedzie sic 27-go czerwca, b. r,
i zarazem Bierzmowanie; szczeg0ly o
tenn podamy p6zniej.
Wycieczka ola dZieci szkolnych, TAX
zwana ,,Maj0wka", Odbedzie sic dnia
1890 czerwca w Ogrodzie Harlem's
Park.
Parafianie j TOwarzyStwa w parafii
Sw. Jana Kantego, re swym ukOcha-
nym proboszcz. ma czele czynia wszel-
kie przygotowania, do srebrneSo Jubi-
leuSzu, kt6ry przypada dopiero W mic
siqcu grudniu b. r.
sS
Y. proboszcz rozpOcza} prace odna-
wiania wszystkich Oitarzy, ambony | ba
lustradki, oraz wszelkiego gatunku sta
tuy i t. d.. odnawianiem tegoz zajmuje
sic firma ,,Daprato Statuary CO..
Ma podw6rzu parafialnem rozpocze-
to prace cementowania calego podw0-
RIA, cd Strony plebanii az do domu
Si0str Nauczycielek praca jest ma u
konczeniu i przedstawia sic pieknie;
cementOwaniem zajela sic sp6fka kOn-
traktorka ,,Keahel and Son..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
re STANISkAWOWA.

Kolektorzy i kolektorki Podatku Ma
rodowego zebrali za miesiac kwiecieG
pokazna sumke, DO $1,121.40. Nalezy
sic uznanie wszystkim iaskawym ofia-
rodawcom; X. Franciszek Dembihski,
c. R. wszystkim parafianom i ofiaro-
dawcom skiada serdeczne stare polskie
bog Zapiac'.
Ubieg}ei niedzieli W parafii Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki zostaly rozdane karte-
czki, kt6re nalezy wypelnic i oddaC do
biura parafialncgo. Chcemy wiedziec
lie katolicy posiadaja Bond6w Wolno-
sciowych.,
&
Do Seminaryum przygotowawczego
w tutejszei archidyecezyi MONA sic "a
pisac W dniach S-Go do 11-go maja,
b.. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

,Dziennik Chicagoski" motna
zarnawiae u nsstepujacych aesn.
tow: Jones. 1927 N. Troy uliea,
Slob6d. 4021 N. Monticello ava
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
z HAWTHORNE.

W parafii Matki Boskiej Czestochow-
skiej, gdzie prOboSzczem jest Wiel. ks.
Czajkowski, odbyi sic w ubieg&a ME-
dziele ~wSpaniale obch6d Konstytucyi
3-go maja, urzadzony przez dzieci szkol
ne "a staraniem Si6str Nauczycielek.
Sala tax by}a prz%epelniona publiczno-
SciQ, re nawet ma zewnatrz pod oknami
ME byio miejsca. Skauci W mundurach
pod przewodnictwem ks. Smyka stano-
will ma hall straz honorowa. POdczaS
obchOdu Zrobiono kolekte ma gfodne
dzieci polSkie w starym kraju. KOlek-
ia zajeiy sic cztery dziewczynki szkol-
ne i zebraly dzieci ola dzieci pOkazna
sumke, DO az $35.1S. Program byl ma
stepujacy:
1. Spiew ,,Uroczy Maj" - Choir die
ci szkOlnych.
.. Nova .,Konstytucya $50 maja"-
II. Is, stopie1 VII.
3. Spiew ,,Jabluszko Czerwone" -
ri. 1-2, stopien Ill.
4./Deklamacya ,,Orzel Bialy" ri.
Is, Stopien VII B.
). Klub Patryot6w - ri. 10, stopien
V A.
6. Cwiczenia Chlopc6w - n. 10, sto-
pien V B.
Z. Deklamacya ,,Wiara / Ojczyzna"
II. e., stopie6 Hill.
s. Musztra dziewczat ri. S, sto-
pie6 ".
8. Spiew ,,Wspomnienie o Polsce" -
Choir dzieci szkolnych.
10. Kapela Jasia do Polski - ri. As,
stopie6 II.
II. Spiew wsp6lny ,,Sztandar Gwiaz-
dzisty' (Star Spangled Banner).
az
W piatek, $50 maja, pc nabOze1--
stkie %uroczystem ola dzieci odby@ sic
obch6d z tenn samym programem tylkO
ola dziatwy szkolnej.
W ubiegIa niedziele odbyl sic take
wieczorek pozegnalny poraz drugi ma
Geese o%chotnik6w do Armii Polskiej z
tutejszej parafii. A vice POlacy W Haw
thorne ME tylko obchOdy urzadzaja, a.
lie i take potrafia doStarczyc obrOnc6w
Ojczyzny, a kt6rych dzisiaj tax bardzO
nasza kOchana POlska p~Otrzebuje. Vie
czorek zagaif modlitwa ks. Smyk, w "a
Stepstwie ks. ]prOboszcza i potem powo-
}a{ ma m6wce oficcra KrZywonOG,
kt6ry wypowiedzia& wprost zachwyca-
jacO ~pOlozenie naSzegO narodu, IA co
byf n%agrodzony licznemi oklaskami.
Nastepnie Choir parafialny Od$piewa}
przeSlicznie pieSh ,.Kwiecisty Maj.
Nastepnym m6wca byf pan Motylew-
ski, a 20 MIN pan officer Balihski, kt0-
~ jest tutaj oficerem rekTUtacyjnym,
przemawiaf intercsujaco do swych I'll
chow, a raczej przyjacieli Cd broni. Pc
tenn przemawia} take wySOki urzednik
naszego miasteczka pan Waszkiewicz.
Muzyki podczas przyjemnego wieczor-
ku ma %fortepianie dostarczyly PIP. Kla-
"a i Leokady Mara i parma KaminSka,
a ma skrzypcach chiopcy panstwa Dut-
kiewicz i Meier. kolekta ia przybory
did ochotnik6w ~przyniosia $3.50. Urza
dzeniem wieczorku zajaf sic komitet
Obywatelski. w SOniedziafek ranO pc
nabozenStwie ~odjechaio 16tu ochOtni-
k6w automobilami disbursement przez
zyczliwych parafian.
~
w przeszla niedziele TOwarzystwo
Sw. StanisIawa B. NJ, o~bchodziiO sre-
brny jubileusz swegO istnienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
Z AVONDALE.
Obchod Konstytucyi
3-go Maja.

HNS- "
sail OBJ. ]. Warszyhskiego, prey
n. Central Park ave. i Wolfram
ii. Obchod K~onstytucyi 3go Ma
ia, urzadzony staraniem delega--
tow Towarzystw urzadzajacycli
wspolne obchody narodowe w
dzielnicy Avondale. Publicznosc
zebraia sic licznie i re spokojem i
uwaga wysfuchaia swietnie wy
konane numery programu. Pro-
gram by} nastepujacy:
1. Otwarcie Obchodu przez OBJ.
Tr. T. Wolowskiego, prezesa Wy
dzialu Delegatow Obchodowych,
powoianie ma przewodniczacego
obchodu OBJ. And. ]. Piocihskie--
go a ma sekretarke nizej podpi--
sana. Obecnego ma sail Wiel. X.
Wal. %Swientek, G. r., poprosi} o
odm6wienie modlitwy.
2. Star Spangled Banner -
hymn amerykaiski, odspiewany
pc polsku - Choir par. sw. Jacka
i Choir chiopc6w pod dyr. p. J.K.
Borowiiskiego PREY akomp. orkie
stry p. Leona Sluzyhskiego.
3. ,Gniazdo Orle" Ogihskiego,
wykonala orkiestra P. l., Sluzyh.
skiego.
4. Nova PAM Amy Neuman,
prezeski Zwiazku Polek W Am.
Szan, mowczyni W swej pelnej IL
czucia i patryotyzmu movie pre-
sz}a cd Konstytucyi Trzeciego
Maja do obecnego meczebstwa
Pelski, wskazujac ia konieczny
obowiazek nasz zasilenia arnii
polskiej rekrutem i finansami, a
rowniez bysmy ME zapominali O
biednej dziatwie polskiej i ratio
wall ia cd smierci giodowej, DO to
nasze przysz1e obywatelstwo Pol
ski - przyszli obrohcy Ojczyzny
-. ratowac eaten winniSlny tycll:
kt6rzy PREY zyciu ~pozostali. Ia
piekna te move publicznosc ME
szczedzila Szan. m6wczyni okla
skow.
5. Spiew ,,MIodlitwa" (Zaleskie-
go), wykonaf Choir par. sw. Jacka.
6. Deklamacya,O da do Mlodo-
sci" - A. Mickiewicza, wyglosii
p. Jozef Kamedulski Z takim "a
palem i przejeciem, re publicznosc
zmusi}a go do ponownego wyste-
pu. Oddeklamowaf Z tenn .samem
zyciem ,,Smiert Zdrajcy Ojczyz-
N.Y.. P. Kamedulski wykaza}, re
n:etylko jest on amatorem scent
cznym ale rowniez dobrym dekla-
matorem.
7. Solo-baryton:-a "a: ,,Modlitwa
"a Polske" - Moniuszki i b.
,Tesknota" - +. Abta. Jak zwy-
kle, wykonaf pieknie p. August
Kochahski.
8. Solo-skrzypce souvenir de
Lubbock" - wyk. p, 7. Jeslerski
PREY akomp. ma fortepianie przez
p. ]. X. Borowihskiego. Ze p. J.
doskonale sic wywiazal, dowodem
jest to, re ma Ibis" musiai ODE
grac ,,Ceconna" - przez Bass'a.
9. Spiew-Solo ,,Mazur Poze-
- Dembihskiego, odspie-
wa}a miiym i pieknym gsosem
parma Eugenia Sokolowska. Zy-
skala "a swoj spiew tez uznanic.
Akompaniowai ma fortepianie P.
K. Borowihski.
10. ,Menneutt" - 1g. J. Pade-
wyk. orkiestra P. L..
Sluzyhskiego. +!
II. Popis dziatwy zenskiej
Gniazda Sokof Pol. nr. 27my L.
P. W Ap. pod kierownictwem
na~czelnika druha J. Maeiejew-
skiego.
II. Solo-baryton .Piesh Vie
,zorna" - Moniuszki i ma IBIS"
,Wiosna" - F. Sabryhskiego i po
-az trzeci piesh wSoska odspiewal
D. Piotr Najdowski prey akomp.
IA fortepianie p. J. K. Borowih-
skiego.
10. Przem6wienie Wiel, X. J..
T.. R. DrobosZcZa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Jutro, s maja: Sw. Stanisiawa B.
i NJ. -S w. Wiktora M. = Sw. odry-
ana. = Sw. Piotra q Tarantaise. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
ZASTAN0W SIZE.

jaka przyjemnosc, jaki uzytek dale
eli twoje jedzenie. Wszyscy ludzie
jedza ale ME wszyscy jedZa W jedna
kowy sposob: Jedni spozywaja po-
trawy z apetytem, So gfodni i dla-
tego ciesza sic kazda kaska, jaka
wkiadaja do ust. Inni Zas polykaja
potrawy TAX, jakby piacili jakiS
dug, bez ochoty, bee smaku, be-
zycia. Gdy wstaja re stoiu, czuja nu-
dnoSci. kurcze.
Przyczyna tego jest, re ich ma
szynerya ME Jest W porzadku. 1ch
Soiadek i watroba ME So normalne
| nalezy uregulowac je natychmiast.
SwiatoWej siawy
KALWARYSJKIE
Vino LecZnicZe
Wydala z ciala wszelkie trujace re-
sztki pozostale skutkiem zlego r
vienna. Kalwaryjskie Vino leczni-
cze utrzymuje zoladek wasz W po-
rZadku. reguIuje Wasza watrobe,
Vase jslita i prZySparza wan ape
tytu. Dale wan Spokojny sen W no.
CIV i TO mile %UczuCie zycia. Jakiego
doznaje cziowiek o zdrowym zoiadku
Pamietaj. re zwracamy kazdy. cent
gdy kto udowodni, re swiatowe1 STA
wy KALWARYJSKIE VINO LECZ-
NICZE ME Jest takiem, jak piszemy.
Cena butelki $1.10.
Do nabycia W lepszyoh ~aptekach,
u naszych agentow lub wprost cd
fahrykantow:
d. .WR0RLEWSKI AND CO.,
100 East 4th str,
New York City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
z MkODZIANKOWA.

w ubiegly piatek W kOSciele Sw. Mo-
dziank6w, gdzie proboszczem jest y.
Jan Zwierzchowski, wydarzy}o sic ME-
sz~czeScie; Franciszka JarZemska prey
szla do kOSciOla W pe}nej sile zdrowia i
gdy wIasnie miaIa p~rzystapiG do balu-
stradki, ably przyjac Komunie Sw. W
tel chwili magic razona Zostala i upa-
d}a MIN kapian m6gf udzielic jej sw.
Sakramentu.
Wyprowadzono jq n%atychmiast, lecz
ona zmarla, a zwioki jej zostaiy odda-
no do zak1adu p~ogrzebOwego p. Petra
Zmarla byla cnotliwa | pobozna pa
STA.
rafianka a arazem i ~bogobOjna matka ;
nalezala do Bractwa R0zaIca Sw. 11tej
ROXY, Ego drzewa i do 5-go KUka A
postolstwa Modlitwy, i r6wniez do Fore
sterek Sw. Ireny, Dw6r M. 445.
Pozostawila w nieutulonym smutku
meza Franciszka Jarzemskiego, 4-ech
syn6w i jedna c6rke; rodzinie Zmar1ej
wyrazamy slowa szczeregO wsp61czu-
Cha.
Mech odpoczywa w pokoju.
=
W parafii IS. Miodziank6w, jak sic
d~owiadujemy W p%oniedzialek dnia 24go
czerwca b. T.. o godzinie S-mej rano Cd
bedzie sic u~roczysta Komunia Sw. die
ci szkolnych; przystapi do Stolu Pan
skiego 175 dzieci.
-
Ubiegiej niedzieli odbyi sic W sail
pa~rafialnej o godzinie 5tej p%Opoiudniu
TAX zwany Penny Social" u~rzadzOny
~staraniem Dziewic R6za6cowych; sala
zapeiniona byla i wszyscy bawili sic o.
chOczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

w przeszla niedziele TOwarzystwO
Sw. StaniS1awa B. NJ, obchodzi1o sre-
brny jubileuSZ swegO istnienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

w parafii Dobrego Pasterza, gdzie
proboszczem Jest X. Jung k~olektorzy
Podatku Narodowego zebrali W dziel
nicy Krakow, gdzie parafia ia liczy
okolo $50 familia, W miesiacu mar
Gu $4,000, a W miesiacu kwietntu
$137.00.I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Uprasza sic w~szystkich tych, co
jeszcze dotyehczas ME zioiyli zadnsj
ofiary na Fundusz Polski, azeby ra-
czyli sic zgoisie do y. ~proboszcza IA
plebanie 1 podali W adresy, albo-
wien kolektorzy, kt6rzy zajmuja sis
kolekts ME p~osiadaja adres6w wszy-
Stkich parafian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

U~roczysta Komunia sw. dzieci szkol
nych odbedzie sic 27-go czerwca, b. r,
i zarazem Bierzmowanie; szczeg0ly O
tenn podamy p6zniej.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

Wilson are Bernard NJ. Baruch,
chairman OF the war industries
board. Fuel Adminisirator Harry A
Garfield and Vance Mccormick.
chairman OF tho waf trade board
Edward ". Hurley. chairman OF the
shipping board. and Food Admins.
traitor Herbert Hoover already are
IN Europe.
The prcsid ents Intention 10 use the
war cabinet became known today
after notification To Mr., Mccormick
by Secretary Tumulty that the presi.
dent expected him to hold himself
In readiness TO proceed to passn. Dr.
Garfield and Mr. Baruch already had
been notified. but until now u had
been Asrumed that they would 10
over individually when called.
Mr.. Baruch. II is understood. will
ask J. Leonard Replouie, steel ad-
ministrator Of the war INDUSTRIES
board. To accompany him to Europe,
TO AID In working out problems OF
construction involving steel and
iron ore, In this connection II is 10
likely that a survey will he made
OF the amount of steel required fvom
America and also OF that which will
be available from tho ron fields In
Lorraine. n ID Understood that some
Of the cabinet officers who were
members OF tho war cabinet also
may 20 to France later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
League Of NATIONS isvorcd.

BOSTON. Dec. io.--Reso.utior'
endorsing tho plan Zoe n league OF
FREE nations were unanimously
adopted Rt the annual meeting a
the worlds Christian lndcNVoi
union held today n was announced
that plnns were being made for the
IN France and Belsium. where about
90 per cert of the societies were IN
churches DESTROYED by tho Germans
A special heroes fund has been cs-
tablished for this purpose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
MEASURE TO CONTROL
PACKERS IS OFFERED
Houss Gets RiiI O Grant Authority
Zoe rrrad~at Ia Take Ovcs OPP
Grafton of ConCerns.
HAS APPROVAL OF WILSON
Chairman Sims bays Chief Executive
scnds Him McaSurc and urxcs
Iis spsvsiy Adoption.

WARRINGTON. Dec io.--I~Gisia-
tion desIEned 20 carry into effect the
recommendation OF tho federal trade
commission to President Wilson that
tho government regulate tho meat
packing industry, was introduced In
Tho house today by Chairman Sims
OF the Interstate commerce commits
sion,
Mr. Rims said tho measure was
ssnt In him by the president with tbs
request every effort bn made Ia enact
II at this ses~ion OF congress Ii-
assumed the mesaurs was prepared
by the department Of justice and
added that before offering n he had
conferred with tho federal trad. COM
mission regarding iis provisions.
The bill provides the presldent, at
hia discretion. may acquire and op-
erats certain facilities of the pack
ers, including stock yards, cold rtor.
age and freezing plants and all cat
tis and all refrigerator cars acquire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
GEDDES JOINS IN DEMAND
TO KEEP NAVY SUPREMACY Y

cAhBRIDuE. England. Monday.
Dec. s.--rhc establishment OF a
league Of nations will not result In
the development OF a world w which
mo wars will occur. armaments viii
be unnecessary And reason supplant
violence, In the opinion of Sir Eric
ueddes. first lord OF tho admiralty.
Expressed In an address here tonight
Under the most favorable conditions
de- red Sir eric, II was TO he en-
pected that n police force would he
required.
ON the sea. he added. the Rritish
navy had performed that function
faithfully and inpartiAlly. prevent
ins the free nations from being
crushed by uermany. lilo regarded n
As inconceivablo that the supremac,
of tho British navy would ever bs
surrendered.
The first lord expressed belief that
Germany should he made TO refund
the full cost OF the war and pAy fol
all DAMAGE she had done by q md
land 20 tho uttsrmost farthin9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
SUFFICIENT TONNAGE
PROVIDED FOR FOOD


LONDON, Monday. Dec. ~
survey OF tho shipping and food alt
uation as sct forth In the confer
encss centerinE around Edward ~
Hurley of the American shipping
board and Herbert G.. Hoover, the
American food administrator. leads
allied food and shipping heads 10 be-.
lieve that there is available enough
Tonnage 10 handle present food needs.
Conditions ere such. II IL believed
also, that II 70 not unreasonable TO
expec, that some tonnage might soon
be released to carry American Ak
ports other than food Much tom
mage has been released from carry
Ing munitions ana raw materials for
munitions.
while tho conferences recognise
that every European belligerent
needs materials OF all kinds. they are
not yet ready To recelvo much Of II.
NJ that all eyes turned Instantly TO
greater food shipments ~ soon rs
the armistice was signed.
A checking Of tho food situation
showed considerable "cushions" In
England. France and itHty. With
Belgium provided for. there was no
crying need for food for thess bel
ligerents. II was the opinion of
lAose who attended the conference
Mat all available shipping need not
be entered In the direction OF food.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
REPUBLICANS OPPOSE
REVISED TAX MEASURE
Objection IL vosc~d 20 Provisions fos
1870 Tsssttoa--frnro~c leads
AtiArk on Bill.
SIMMONS GIVES ARGUMENT
Chairman Says Bustocss sbould
Know What to look Forwarti To-
Many ReportA Probable.

wAsIIINGTOS. Dec. iO.--Debate
on tho revised war revenue bill besan
la tho sNnatc today with the presen-
tatlon OF the majority and minority
reports from tho rensts finance com.
mittes before "a small attendance OF
senators. The measure has been given
right OF wny and, because 90 repub.
licab opposition to the fixing OF 1870
tares, discussion In expected 10 con.
tinue almost indefinitely
Chairman simmons opened debate
by presenting the majority Views on
the leg tsla tion, while Senator Penrope
spoke for tho republican members.
except Senator IAFollette OF Wircon-
ain. attacking tho 1870 taxation plan.
Senator Thomas OF Colorado, demo
crat, presented an individual report
criticisinG tho excess profits and In
heritance tar features and Senator
Smoot OF Utah, republican, plans TO
file an Individual statement tomor-
row, later Senator IaFollctte viii
also present his views.
Senator Simmons completed his
statement today and In defending the
1870 tas provisions. declared Ameri-
can business interests are entitled TO
know what tax burdens they will be
called upon TO bear during the period
OF recons,ruction' He asked the
republicans. advocating postpone
ment or the 1920 legisIation uerirro
90 keep the question In abeyhnce
solely In order that the next CON
Erers, controlled by republicans, may
handle the matter.
The minority report. while express
sing general approval OF the 1890 tax
program. declared that extension or
the lesislation To 1890 IL without Jus
tifcation. Senator Pentose said fu-
ture conditions are too uncertain and
Information Mt hsnd insufhcinnt for
| congress now TO fix the Srhedules Tor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
HARRY THAW IS WANTED
IN NEW YORK FOR TRIAL

NEW YORK. Dec. i0,--After an
Investigation Of reports that iiarr,
Thaw, defendant In two OF the most
Sensational trials In the history Of
criminal law. has been enjoying
ylvAnia hospital for tho insa ne.
Philadelphia. District Attorney Ed.
ward Swami announced herr today
That Thaw's case would bs placed
6sfore thu new governor Of Pennsyi-
vania after January ! ON tho as
sumption that the nav state admins
trNtion would aid In having Thaw re-
turned to New YORK to answer 10 In
dlotmsnts. These indictments accuse
Thaw Of kidnapping and Asaauitins
rrsdsrtck Dump, = kAnsas City, Mo,
boy In Thaw's former apartment In
q hotel here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
WAR CABINET TO GO
TO PEACE SESSIONS
McCovvntch. nssvch and GarSb~ld
Are Asksd so Ne Iteady to sail--
Hurley and Hoover Ahruad.

WARRINGTON. Dec io.---The ip-
dustsiai msmbsru Of President VII.
sons "war cabinet" which met q,
the white houss every wednesday
during this country's participation In
the war. will Join the president a. q
unit In Paria. and act a. his advisers
at tho peace conference on economic.
industrial and rcconstruction prob.
lens In Europe affecting the future
peace of the world.
Those who will make up the party
10 sail upon word from President
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

thom for the government and license
their operation. or without acauir'
ina these facilities To place the meat
packing industry under n system Of
direct federal Iios
In its report Ia the president. made
public last August I ~ tho white
house. tn. federal trade commission n
recommended government acauisi.
ton and control ~ stock yards. cold
storage plants ana warehouses ana
uaiil. ano refrigerator cars IN order
Ia destroy n monopoly which " de-
olarcd. hwift a co. Armour "a Co..
Morris n CO.. Wilson a co, IL a.. and
olred, not only on the country's meat
industry. but other necessary food
nupplles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
ORDNANCE PROPOSED IS
ASKED by POlNDExTEH

WAHHINOTON. Dsc io.--Inv~s.
tigation of the army ordnance and
euartsrupasesr departments vouh be
authorised un6sr . resolution Intro
duced today by senator Poindsxter
Of WashiuGton. who said had half
4 dosen traitors been sascutsd at the
seArt Of the VA, many lives Of bet
ter men would have been saved"
The resolution was rsfsrred 90 the
military committee.
senator Potndsxtsr said his reso-
lvtion was based on Q published re-
port that only o.oeo,ooe e-inch shells.
lneufftcient 10 last q month, had
essn shipped abroad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

WNHIIINUTON, Dec l0'---Ofd'
nance development during the war
has brought cannon makers to the
point where the st-inch rifle h east
" practicable; MAJ uen. =. W. Cne.
chief OF coast artillery, said today
In his annual report The nominal
range of q sun of this size wnhld be
10 miles the report says, hut longer
ranges Tor special types are possible
II dr,irNdn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
Mooney strike called orr

SAN FItANClsCA. Dec. Io.--strikes
planned throughout tho country to,
day AS a protest against the convlc-
ton and further Incarceration OF
Thomas ]. Mooney have all been
called off until a special labor con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11

See the new r. a l. Electrics Car.
load Just arrived. Battery Service
corporation. <ls South Boulder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
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THE FROCKS AT $3.50

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make this unusual offering Frocks Of Trcoette
fine Satins, Serses Jerseys Georgettes and Velves
for street or afternoon wear Values "A high as $50
e.. n included shn1 We advise early shopping 600 SO