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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

skrypcye, wywoiane ostatnia ME
miecka oferta pokojowa:
$4,000 - Hales & Edwards,
Barrett Manufacturing company
i pracownicy.
$4,000 - Royal Tailors.
$4,000 - c. w. Marks Shoe
|Co.
$4,000 - A. G.. Becker & Co.,
Dryden Rubber Co.
$4,000 = Royal Tailors praco-
wnicy, Seaman Paper Co.
$4,000 - Chicago Fuse Co.
$4,000 - Appleton Electric Co.,
J. E. Tilt Shoe Co.
$4,000 - Cornell Wood Pro
ducts Co.
'$25,OOO - Beckley Ralston, Guth
man, Carpenter & Telling, Chi
cago Betting Co.
$4,000 - Capper & Capper
Go. i pracownicy, Eisenstadt
Bros. & Co.
$4,000 F. E. Hill & Co.,
Smith = Wallace Shoe Co., S.
Freehling & Son, Czecho Slavs,
S. P. Schwartz & Co., Phoenix
leaning Co., Western Paper
Stock Co.
$16,4OO - Nonotuck Thread Co
$11,40O - Rauth Bros. i praco-
wnicy.
$1,000 - Linton & Scott.
$12,7OO - Diamond Braiding
Mills i pracownicy.
$4,000 Jacob NJ. Dickinson,
American Electrical Supply Co.,
H. Newgard, Converse Rubber
Co., Amos C. Miller, Gately
Clothing Co., c. C. Kuntzendorf
& Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
CAMBRIA WZIETE.

Londyn, 9. pazdz. - Miasto
Cambria zostaio zdobyte przez
wojska brytyjskie i 5000 jencow,
znajdujacych sic w miescie, "a
do niewoli - donosi ostat-
nj komunikat marsza}ka Haiga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna via"
domosc II najukochanszy maj,
ojciec 1 dziadus nasz
s. p.
Szymon GiesicH
DO dfugiej chorobie potegnai
sic ztym swiatem, opatrzony
sw. sakramentami, dnia Sgo
pa4dziernika 1918 roku, o 60
dzinie $3.50 rano. przezEwszy
lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedZie sic W pia-
TEX, dnia 11go b. m. o godzinie
9tej rano 2 domu zaioby pnr.
1929 N. Hermitage ave., do ko-
scioia Najsw. Maryi Fanny A.
nielskiej, a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
1 znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Katarzyna Cesicka, iona;
J6zef. Jan. Franciszek 1 Jakob
synowie; Rozalia Modrzeiewska
1 Maryanna Rutkowska, corki;
J6zef Modrzeiewski 1 Wladyslaw
Rutkowski. zieciowie; Monika,
Konstancya, Anastazya / Mary.
anna, synowe; wnuki l wnucz-
XII, wraz z caia rodzina.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic Fe-
liks Sadowski, 1S45 N. Hermit
tage ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Wszystkim krewnym | znajo'
mym donosimy te smutna via"
domosc IL najukochansza nasza
S. p.
Celinka Wr6blewska,
c6reczka Soko}a gniazda No. 2. o
patrzona Sw. Sakramentami poze
gna}a sic z tym swiatem, dnia 8
pazdziernika, 1913 roku, o godzi-
ME $50, przezywszy lat 13.
Pogrzeb. odbedzie sic W piatek.
dnia 11-go b. m, o godzinie Sci
rano z domu zaioby pnr. 1856
Walton ul., do koScioia Sw. Tr0j
cy a stamtad ma cmentarz Sw.
Wojciecha, MECH ci ziemia be-
die lekka do chwili az po woj-
ME do Polski sic przeniesiemy.
Ma ten smutI5' obrzadek zapra-
szamy wszystkich znajomych:
Norbert, i Feliksa, rodzice AL
fenzyna, Filomena, Jadwiga, Ste
fania i Mieczysiaw, siostry !
bracia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

stdWloIlo SoOle "a Gel, aZeOy mia
sto uczynic ,najczystszem mia
stem ma swiec;e". Prostytucya
wedlug przyjetych planow bedzie
zaatakowana we wszystkich jej
rozga}ezieniach. Do akcyi tel TAX
re nalezy powstrzymanie niepra-
wnej sprzedazy trunkow w jej
rozmaitych formach, zwiaszcza
z~olnierzom i majtkom.
Ustanowienie proponowanycn
stref take dotyczy nor zepsucia
w Burnham i Burr Oak, jak row.
niez wielu domow zajezdnych w
Ipoblizu Chicago.
Ma konferencyi wczorajszej by
Ii obecni: burmistrz Thompson !
H. G. Clabaugh, szef federalnego
biura sprawiedliwoSci w Chicago,
ktorych nieobecnoSc pred tygo-
dniem byla powodem odroczenid
konferencyi, dalej kapitan G. H.
Robinson iporucznik E. R. Beck
with, asystenci kapitana Amer
soma, pierwszy asystent prokura'
tora federalnego Fleming, proku-
rator stanowy Hoyne, prokuratcr
generalny Stanu Illinois Brun-
dage, tymcz. szef policyi Alcock,
szeryf Traeger, dr.. Taylor re sta
nowego .wydzialu zdrowia, DIR.
Robertson mieiski komisarz zdro-
via, porucznik F. L. Reese z mot
skiego biura wywiadowczego.
drugi deputowany szefa policy
Frazier, asystent prok. stan. Du-
vail ! asystent prok. fed. J. E.
Condren.
Pc konferencyi wydano odez'
we, apelujaca do w~szystkich opy'
wateli, azeby wspoidziaiali z u
rzednikami w ich akcyi ola pro.
tekcyi zolnierzy i mathew.
SIS, 100000 w JEDNYM DNIU.
Dzien wczorajszy kaza} sic :
stotnie najwiekszym W Chicago
W ciagu Rampant "a czwarta po
zyczka wolnoSciowa. Chicago Cd
powiedziato ma oferte niemieck?
azeby zawieszono bron i rozpo-
czeto rozm6wki pokojowe, pok
Prusak trzyma W garsci wszyst'
kie swe zdobycze i w dalszym
ciagu pail, niszczy i w dalszym
powiedzialo zakupieniem bon
dow "a SIS, 100000 w dwunastn
godzinach. Pod has}em .bezwarun
kowego poddania SIZE pod adre'
sem kliki b~erlinskiej Chicago pod
nioslo swe subskrypcye do oficy-
alnej cyfry S1o3, 100000 : Liczba
subskrybuentow, jak donosza &c
zrodei oficyalnych, wynosi pre-
szio $4,000.
Bardzo wiele subskrypcyi wczo
raj pochodziio Cd takich firm i o.
sob, ktore juz bondy obecnej po-
zyczki zakupiiy, lecz pragnefy do
datkowa subskrypcya konkretnie
zadokumentowaG swe zadanie, IL
jedyna odpowiedzia ma umizgi
niemieckie jest nbezwarunkowe
poddanie SIZE.
Najwieksza z takich subskryp-
cyl byla subskrypcya cd bankn
Central Trust Co. wynoszaca
ST. 100000. Poprzednio bank ten
nabyi $500, 900 ola swych kllen-
tow.
DIS do rozbudzenia entuzyaz-
mu ieszcze wiekszego przyczyni
sic poch6d po ulicach srodmle-
scia weteran6w wioskich re siyn-
nych pulkow alpejskich, oraz TIA
sowe zebranie W poludnie W All
ditorium, ma ktorem beds pre-
mawiali byly sekretarz woJny
Dickinson i senator ]. H. Lewis.
Marynarze IA STACEY Great
Lakes zakupili oond6w "a sooo'
900. -.
Kobiety, kt6rc jake ochotniczki
~sprzedaja bondy we wlelkich
skiadach departamentowych PREY
III, State, d~otychczas uzyskafy
bond6w "a S8,2l7yOoO, lime kohie
ty uzyskafy subskrypcyi ma IS,
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

$1,000 - Linton & Scott.
$12,7OO - Diamond Braiding
Mills i ~pracownicy.
$4,000 Jacob NJ. Dickinson,
American Electrical Supply Co.,
H. Newgard, Converse Rubber
Co., Amos C. Miller, Gately
Clothing Co., c. C.. Kuntzendort
& Co.
125, 900 OSoB w POCHODZIE
~WOGNOSCIOWEJ
Przynajmniej $4,000 osob WEI
mic udziai W pochodzie pozyczki
wolnosciowej, ktory sic odbedzie
W przyszca sobote. Berzie to maj
wieksza i najokazalsza demonstra
eva, jaka SIC kiedykolwiek odby-
la w Chicago. Bedzie w nlej kilka
dziesiat najrozmaitszych rydwa-
now. Wszystkie narodowoSci "a
mieszkaie w Chicago, beda repre-
zentowane oddziaIami w koStyu-
mach narodowych.
Nowoscia bedzie udzia} wszy-
stkich poborowych z klasy PIER
wszej. Ia zezwoleniem generafa
4djutanta Dicksona wszyscy po-
borowi beda zmobilizowani jake
iednostka militarna przez maJo
"a L. Collinsa.
Gala stanowa Rada Obrony z
ca}ym swym personalem, organi'
zacyami pomocniczemi i tysiaca'
mi ochotnikow, ola tejze pracuja-
cych, wezmie udzia} poraz pier
wszy W publicznym pochodzie.
Administracyc federalne opaftl
i zywnoSci beda take reprezen-
towane.
Vienna udziai take wydzlafy
poborowe, ktore So zorganizowa-
new w ,Selective Service Assocla
ton.
80 grup bedz::e w dywizyi OBJ
cojezycznej. Bedzie i'm przygry-
wa}o 50 kapel.
500 kadetow w uniformach re
szkol wyzszych z kapelami be-
die stanowi}o osobna dywIzye.
Wieczorem odbedzie sic maso-
we zebranie w Auditorium, ma
ktorem bedzie przewodniczyf gu
bernator Lowden, a przemawlac
beda by}y prezydent w, H. TAFT
/; Bainbridbe Colby, ktory bedzle
przemawiai w imieniu prezydenta
Wilsona.
Telegramy beda wysiane do
prezydenta Wilsona, do generala
Pershinga i do marszalka Foch'a.
RozWoJ I~NFLUENZY
W~STRZYMANY.
Kryzys epidemii influenzy W
Chicago zdaje sic mijac. Zacho-
dza jeszcze liczne move wypadki'
lecz liczba tychze ME powieksza
sic juz wiecej.
Wczoraj znow odbyso sic pe.
siedzenie komisyi specyalnej, ur'
worzonej jedynie celem zwalcza-
MIA epidemic. Ma prosbe miejskie-
90 komisarza zdrowia DIR. Robert
soma Chicagoskie Stowarzysze-
ME Handlowe take zwoiaio re-
prezentantow rozmaitych organt'
zacyi celem omowienia metod Ola
zwalczania epidemii.
Ma posiedzeniu komisyl spra,
wozdai DIR. Evans, byly mie]skl
komisarz zdrowia, ktory MEDIA
VINO temu wr6cii re Stanow
wschodnich i doniosl, re w Sta
mach Novel Anglii epidemic sze'
roko grasuje.
DR.. St. Clair Drake, stanowy
dyrektor wydziaiu zdrow'a' spra-
wozdai "a Stan 1llionis, IL w po-
ludniowej czeSci Stanu Jeszcze e
pidemia sic szerzy i re zoo miel.
scowosci jest MIA dotknietych. w
miasteczku Stronghurst, ma]ace
1000 ludnosci, dwaj jedynl tam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
JACkPlCkrOp0
EHuck and TonY
NGp.aamaAtl aiaUuSD

and a British missionary was mnr-
dorcd in Fukicn, Train on Belgian
railway altackc$ by bandits"
sicms.Carcys informant at WASH .
inpton then adds this comment TO
the cahl gram;
since the foregoing was received
Love and everyone else who mas
been captured seem to have been re
leased except Mr.. Kyle"
CcorEe A. Kyle of Portland, ore"
AS tho chief engineer of the stems
Carey company, was engaged IN 10
eating possible routes for 1900 miles
OF railway In China. II Is understood
that Chinese republican troops cap
uired "A relative Of ons of the bandit
cbiesf and that Kyle is being held as
"A hostage. This may explain, II was
the release of the other
captivcs. TIA general manager OF
the Sims-Carey company In China
received a m essage from Kyle as late
as April 10, in which he said that
he was alive and kicking
Kyle and r. j. Pursell OF St Paul,
MINI. companion, were taken cap
tive near Wuyang. in the province
Of Honan. indicating that the Amcri-
cans were not the victims OF the
same bandits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
STILL WANT MUSIC RECORDS
Ad Club Continues Champaign OF
Collection; $500 Received.

No. YOU can still contribute VIC
trola records TO the soldier boys
The campaign is not closed
ollie Cripc, who has been one OF
the members Of the Tulsa Ad club
In charge Of the collection OF rec
ords. announced at yesterdays
luncheon ~ the club that Tulsa has
given $500 records to the campaign
recently started and that by next
WccR ne was confident the number
viii be swcllcd 10 $500
MIR Cripe stated that letters had
been written 10 various camps 10
determine whore the records shall
be- sent and that pending replies the
campaign VIII continue all this
week So any persons who wish 20
give records may do 30 and leave
them ~ amy ~ the churches, thea
tors ur drur stores In the city and
they Will bc collected BY the com
ml,tccs
Mr. Cripc stated hat tho ship
mont ~ thr records win probably be
made ncNt week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
NeU State Charters

HutIcr. Byrd & blckersou Co.
Miami capital $1,000. incorporat-
ora. ! n Butter r.. H Byrd. Gus
DuShuro. Vlnita
r,.l utyt,,, ,t cou,npy Enid.
,sr0sI ,fo ooo inrorporstors A. "
st,uhpu.ou. g. a. Morris. y. h.
Crumrt,rrr. Tul.
WOOD. r..r,. ii,srI,,I a..,rI,.
t., g.. ,.,,l.,I sp6 ooo. irrnr.
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IHr 'N'Hf'1 DIT. N'IN' iI"m' wv. "'
o." German American I'I'ph'h'
company
Wrna.u petroleum COZ ny
Tulsa. gap.a. 100000. in.orp'r''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
AMERICAN ENGINEER HELD
AS HOSTAGE BY CHINESE
Bandits Capture George A. Kyle Of
Portland, Ore; Other Prls-
oncrs Released.

NEW YORK, April 23.--News OF
tho capture and reported release OF
II. J. Love. "a VlrCinian employed by
the British American Tobacco com
pany. by Chinese hpLdits was re-
ceived here today from Washington
by the Seims-Carey Railway 4
Canal Co. AdNces to the state de
partment from the American lcga-
ton in Peking, dated April 10, and
delayed in transmission, were quoted
Rs follows:
''The time limit for money reward
expired yesterday FOR the rescue of
Kyle tan American engineer abduct-
ed March 50. No result Therefore
general military pursuit - begun.
Love. an American employed by the
British American Tobacco company,
was captured near Tsining. Chengtu,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
WATER MEN CONVENE
IN ANNUAL MEETING
approximately $50 Delegates Here
for Three DAYS: To Inspect
Filtration Plant

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
AD CLUB HEARS ESSAY ON
BONDS BY TULSA CHILDREN
Prize Winners TO he Announced ut
Meeting Tonight; Convention
Herald Coming Here,

4 number of the essays written by
school children Of the city on Lib
c'tY bonds we're read bcfcro the
Tulsa Ad club yesterday by Lee Lev
Gang and &. T. Buchner, members
" The committee which Will AwarN
the prizes tonight at the high school
auditorium Tho essays were wrIdF
ten by children In the lower grades
and their original thoughts about the
war and the kaiser and Liberty bonds
provoked great applause from the
business men
ono small boy said: Tho kaiser
thinks he's going 10 win the war.
don't"
The list OF the winners OF tho
prizes werae1enad to tho club by c..
Il. Buchner but II was decided that
they would not be announced until
tonight at the high school meeting
when the winners viii he called to
the stage Of the auditorium an pre-
. nted with the awards.
As heretofore announced, there
are three $50 Liberty bonds TO be
given 10 the first three winners, and
s25 worth Of baby bonds and $40
worth Of thrift stamps TO he divided
among the next best While no
names are given out II may he inter
csting 10 state that the three LIB
crty bonds will go to the high school
students
The Ad club wants every boy and
girl who took part in the contest to
be at tho high school auditorium to-
night The program will begin at
s o'clock. The public II cordially
invited TO attend the ceremonies.
W O Buck was the speaker OF the
day ut yesterdays luncheon, his sub
jCct being a technical location on the
value and Importance Of Location"
A telegram from President w. A.
Wilcox. who was In Oklahoma CITY
was read.
Secretary T.. A. Gulse announced
that Celcstine j. Sullivan. herald OF
tho coming national convention Of
Al clubs at San Francisco, will he
u guest of the club at its next meet.
Ing. and that the luncheon will be
turned into a night banquet, the hour
tu be announced later
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
CAMPFIRE RALLY FRIDAY
Pgpram Announced for Event Post
pnncd From Last Thursday Night.

Tho Campfire rally which was
rosiuoucl last Thursday night. VIII
ho hold next Friday night Al the
Central high school auditorium at
b o'clock Tor tho parents and friends
OF the Campfire firls
The program 10 be given IN ar.
ranged 20 represent tho seven points
In the Campffs law, by songs. pan
tofuirc folk dances and motion songs
and drills The program Is aH fol
lows.
aGivo Service" Yvmyse Campfire.
"-ee Beauty - Pottawatomlc
Campfire.
'puruc knowledge Fe'- PutwudIin.
ricS Campfire
re Trustworthy - Chapawco
Campfire.
Hold on 20 HEALTHY -Mcwhainska a
Campfire.
"Glorify Work and br Happy
second Presbyterian church. Camp
fire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
LIONS TO Be ENTERTAINED


Bnl Smith. proprietor ~ the Fan
tf,ss aud Rlalto tLcat,tJ. wi. furn-
iah ,ntcrWiun'Hp fer ~ .I'r's elub
nt their MONDAY luncheon at Hotel
Tulsl tomorrow. He has promised
"a tli,c along number OF the artists
now sppcoring on the current pro-
gram Of the Empress who will pre-
cont snmo Of their nest numbers for
the Lions pleasure.
E 4 Siruhlcr viii he chief Lion
and viii Introduce the speakers.
Every Lion iu The city is urged To
attend the luncheon MS the program
j. moro than ordinarily entertaining
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
SCHOOLS CLOSE EARLY TO
HELP RUSH WORK ON FARM
Time Made Gp by Teaching Six
Dajs Weekly and Eliminating
All Holidays.

.l.'''"' w '' fN"lNN
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aprn .3--
Months ago when the question of
farm tabor first presented usrf. 90
number OF schools Of the state took
advantage of tho opportunity 10
work the full six days In the week.
eliminating holidays so that tho
school year would be ended much
EARLIER In tho spring than otherwise.
The wisdom Of this Is nOW.. being
REALIZED Many sch ools WI Cfhse their
terms within tho ucN' week co. ten
du}G which ordinarily would CON.
tIuuc . mouth luuErr The n.t Boa
the class is Tccum-ch. which wHN
Ctnsc Friday ~ this wocl NauaW
following week later and others
about tho same time
NNny schools Last fsll began t.rWE
before cotton picking time They
made up month ~ school uru
whom thero Wus littic ~ do ON the
farm Then whom cotton needed
picking md tho army draft VIZ
taking men away tho schools bon dir.
tricts were necessarily suspended for
month 90 allow children fp help iu
thy field This helped very mt'o-
rially
y Gut In order 10 bclp further ut q
future time. STATE superintendent
wilson suggested ~ tho schools that
N they dcsirod they rould u-" the
whole six DAYS of rho week Hna
! credit would be given un the term
This was tore iu nYwnrr Dl
. places This Wtu'f close school. %
rr.AfHfl fNFIrEF IFa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
GR0TT0 PLANS ELABORATE
CEREMONIAL FOR APRIL 29
Event; Ten Per Cent Of Re-
.,Int- I.n IN Lam

Sahn Grotto No. 5S. NJ q. V. +.
T., r.. Is making great Preparations
for It's April ceremonial 10 be rcld
April 20 in the Masonic temple. The
grotto IS spariug neither pains nor
expense to make this occasion one
long to be remembered by all
prophets Of tho Erotto.
Special scenery has been con-
structed for the ceremony ana "a
special degree team has been drill
ing for weAAs ON the ritual service.
The busin}W ~ session viii he held
promptly at o'clock. followed by
an elaborate banquet al $50 The
ceremonial ritual viii start at 30
and according 10 the program the
revcls will take place on hour after
ward
The secretary announced ycsi"r.
day that 10 per cent OF the fees
received Tor this ceremonial viii he
applied on the third Liberty loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
NOT TO EXAMINE MEN
FOR ANOTHER WEEK
Delayed Enlistment faPcrs ii"'d''s
up Organization OF second OKLA
homa Regiment

DELAY in receiving enlistment and
examination papers from the war de
nartnoni has caused further deiay IN
examination Of volunteers Tor lhe
Second oklahoma regiment now be
ing recruited throughout the STATE
Examinations cannot be held before
next week. according to Major J.. W.
Rook. who returned yesterday from
oklahoma city whore hc was IN con-
ference with Adiuaut General Gip-
80, and Colonel Fentccost, regimen
taI commander,
Reports ia an afternoon paper that
examinations had been set FOR yes
terdny were unfouudcd, according 10
Major Rook. who was I'm Oklahoma
CITY at the time he is purported TO
have been interviewed Nothing DEF
into can be said about the date o'
examinations. ne sHid. Officials az
Oklahoma city are In communication
with the war department and viii he
re,siv 10 begin work as soon As the
necessary enlistment blanks arc re
celved A mastering officer Is al
ready IN the state and tho work OF
federal2lnE the regiment viii con
sumo but short time after the
various companies are organized.
Recruiting throughout thte state
IS worry brisk. Major. Rook declared.
Purcell, little town below okla
homa city, reported yesterday that
II had recruited 300 uUo.~ ru1us'
for company oklahoma City y
falling far below expectations In re-
cruiting and has only ll6 volunteers
20 date II is likely that the capital
city win have to he content with
only one company lLstc3d OF two. rs
WAS tho original plan. and To Tulsa
win go the honor OF being the only
town in the stateGo have rlbre than
one company In tho regiment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

Piston rings. an sizes Large
consignment just received Tulsa
Rubber q NulcanizIng Goa phone
l122 ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

MIlll .kSON, kan April "a
Walter Cooperidcr farmer living
nine miles southwest OF this city,
was tarred and feathered last night
because Of alleged disloyal remarks
said 10 have been made by him. His
father. r. j. Cooperider, 90 years
old. who has been bedridden for the
past year. was made to kiss the flag.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

PAIIS Aprn 23-1he cross Of
the Legion Ot Honor has heen con
fcrfed upon Capt charles Carroll ui
Maryland. In recognition OF his work
With tho American relief clearing
house IA Paris
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-30


TO become Catholic.
Mexican Archbishop's Jubiee.-St.
Joseph's Day, March 10, marked the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the epis.
copal conservation of the Most Rev
Jose Mora del Rio, d. d., Arch
bishop of Mexico. Severed from his
beloved flock, an exile from his native
land, the venerable Primate of Mexico
quietly celebrated his silver jubilee
with some of his intimate friends and
faithful children at the Provincial
House of the Missionary Sons of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary, San An.
tonic, Texas.
Mass at Ellis lsland.--Last Sunday,
for the first time in the history of
Ellis Island, N. Y, the Holy Sacri-
flee of the Mass was offered up by
Rev. Anthony j. Grogan, of the Mis-
sion of Our Lady of the Rosary, New
York City. THE significance of the
event was that the divine service was
not for immigrants though held at the
Immigrant station, through whose por-
tails. for the past twenty-five years,
millions have passed to seek their
fortunes in this land of the free. It
was their children who assembled
there soldiers. sailors and army
nurses because the immigration sta
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-30

and other utteranees touch on the
work of the Convention, and the opin-
ions they express are practically
unanimous. They affirm emphatically
that the success OF the Convention is
of vital Importance and that It's fail.
ure would be a disaster to ireland
and the Empire. III" says Cardinal
Logue. the members Of the Conven-
ton devise a comprehensive, salts
factory scheme of autonomy, It will
bring peace and brighter prospects
for the future, Should they fail their
failure will throw the country back
for length of time which no man
can estimate into the old rounds of
alternate outbreak and repression,
blasting every hope of progress or
prosperity"