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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
S. P. KS. W|KTOR
zARECzNy.

Ks. Wiktor Zarenczny, kapelan
szpitala Najsw. P. Maryi z Naza-
retu, zmari pc krotkiej lecz ciez-
kiej chorobie, opatrzony IS. Sa-
kramentami; Bogu ducha 'oddal
onegdaj okoio godziny 9tej VIE
czorem.
So. Ks. Wiktor Zarenczny byl
jednym z najstarszych / najpra-
&C witszych k~apianow polskich W
Ameryce. Urodzony we Lwowie,
W roku 1S43, nauki filozoficzne
i teologiczne ~ukonczyi w Tarno--
vie i tam pierwsze lata kapian-
silva 'przepedzil. Pracowal naste-
pnie we Wieliczce i w Bialej. Do
Ameryki przybyl W roku 1878. Tu
pracowa{ dla ludu polskiego we
w~szystkich prawie wazniejszych
osadach polskich. Diuzej zatrzy-
nal sic W Cleveland, Berea, Bea-
verdam, Milwaukee i Chicago.
Kapelanem W szpitalu NajSw.
Rodziny zosta} w roku 1911,
wkr6tce pc smierci Ks. Edwarda
Rajnerta. Ma ten stanowisku po-
zosta} az do Smierci. Zloty JUDI
leusz kaplanstwa obchodzil nader
uroczyScie q lipca, RIB.
ACE podesziy W latach Sp. X.
Zarenczny byi jeszcze dosyc sill
rym. Spodziewai sic, obchodzac
zioty jubileusz kapiahstwa, po--
pracowac lat kilkahascie jeszcze
ola dobra chorych, o ktorych tax
wielkie mial staranie, a ola kt6-
rych dzieki znajomoSci wielu je-
zyk6w oraz doswiadczeniu pa
sterskiemu, mogi tax skutecznie
pracowac.
Pogrzeb jego prawdopodobnie
odbedzie sic w poniedziaiek, dnia
11go listopada, RIB. okoio godzin!
9tej rano. Z kaplicy szpitala NajS.
p. Nary Z Nazareth.
Ia jego diugoletnia, gorliwa
prace W Winnicy Panskiej ola
ludu polskiego w Ameryce MECH
R6g milosierny duszy jego raczy
dac niebo!
Mech odpoczywa w Pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY

Prezesem wydziaiu mad sprawl
mi sadowniczemi i prawodawcze-
mi odnoszacemi sic do kolei pod
kontrola panstwowa z ~pewnoScia
pfzypadna W udziale senatorowi
Cummins' owl z Iowa. Prezesem
wydziaiu bankowego p~rawdopo-
dobnie bedzie Mclean z Conn,
elekcyjnego La Toilette Z Wis,
Tocztowego Townsend, z Mich,
o5wiatowego i piracy Borah z Ida
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
TELEGRAMY
KRAIOWE.

Washington, 9. listopada. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych HE
utrzymywal konsula W Charlie
roi, W Belgii pred w~ypowiedze-
MEM wojny Niemcom, zatcm
brak jest wiadomoSci, kto byl O.
wynn konsulem, o ktorym Dope
sza z Amsterdam w swoim CA
sic wvspominala, twierdzac, IL "a
merykanski konsul poniosl Smierc
podczas bombardowania Charlie
roi przez Aliantow. Przypuszcza-
ia tutaj, re depesza ia, osnuta ma
wiadomoSci kraaacej pomiedzy
Niemcami. odnosila sic do pewne
go BeIgijczyka, ktory pred woj-
ia pracowai jake agent k~onsular-
nv ola rzadu amerykanskiego.
Chaleroi. bedac obecnie w rekach
n;emieckich ME moze posiadac "a
dnych przedstawicieli rzadu a
merykanskiego.
Nowy York, 8. listopada.
PAM o. c. Field, ktora wraz z in
Avui czIbnkami Amerykanskicj
Legii P~omocniczej prowadzi
kampanie przeciw sPrzeda7y
wszelkich zabawek dzieciecych
wvrobu niemieckiego, zawiado-
mia p~rokuratora dystryktu'
savanna o pogioskach, jakohy
Niemcy mieszali z farba do maIo-
wanna zabawek rozmaite trnciz-
nv i chorobo-nosne bakterey.
F;rma The United States Steel
Corp" dala s., OOO,O 900 jake kon-
trybucye ma zjednoczona prace
wojenna. Jest to najwieksza kon-
trybucya, jaka kiedykolwiek zlo-
zono ma podobny eel. Ia sauna
korporacya zlozyia 100000 ia
rece Czerwnoego Krzyza podczas
Cstatniei kampanii ma ten eel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
E~LEGRAFISCI KOLEJoWI
GROzA sTRAJKIEM.

AASAAS
A. G. Alexander, ~generalny pre-
yes sekcyi poludniowej Orderu
aelegrafistow kolejowych, zawia-
domil wczoraj, re posiano oulti-
matum" rzadowi, grozac. IL W
razie niezastosowania sic do ich
proSby podwyzszenia i'm Piac
pred 14tym listopada. zerwa
wszelkie stosunki z kolejami kra,
iowemi. TniSci w zawiadomieniu
SVEN twierdza, re pomimo-kilka-
krotnych proSb przediozonych
rzadowi o podwyzke w piacy,
rad dotychczas pozostai ME
nIvm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

ME WEGLA.

Duquoin, ILL.,, 9. listopada. -
Dotychczasowy rekord windowa-
MIA wegla zostai pobity przez ko-
palnie nalezacq do firmy C.,hica-
60. Wilmington and Franklin
Coal Co." w Orient, ILL.,. kiedy
W siedmiu godzinach i czterdzie-
stu minutach wywindowano 6,OOo
ton wegla. Azy prace te wykonac'
zapotrzebowano 1852 taczek
1873 wagonow do przewiezlenra
wywindowanego wegia. AaJ--
wyzszy rekord w windowan1u
vega osiagnela firma American
Mining Co." W BiSknell, Ind,
vyciagajac W jednym dniu 5.9l-
ton wegla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
z MEKS7
KANSKIET.

FL Paso, Tex, 8. listopada. -
Cen. Francisco Murguia wydal
wczoraj proklamacye, W ktorej
cgIosil stan wojenny ma caly Stan
chihuahua, Powodem tego kroku
Jest wiadomoSc. re zdegradowa--
ny g~ubernator tego Stanu nakla-
ma milicye stanowa do przejScia
Ds lego strone i utworzyi prowi-
zoryczna stolice Stanu w Guerre.
70, w dyStrykcie Guerrero. VIA
domoSci, jakoby walka sic o.
poczs}a miedzy wojsEami federal
nemi a milicyq stanowa pod do
wodztwem Enriquer'a. ME maja
,,r1adOweTO OOtwiPrdzeuia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
POBORU ME

Washington, 9. listopada.

Washington, 9. listopada. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych a
w~zglednie Department wojny,
postanowii ME zmieniac ami tez
RE ustawac w piracy przeprowa-
dzenia programu wojennego, chy
b. re Niemcy zupelnie VstaPia i
podpisza TAXI rozeJm, ktory ma
pewno zabezpieczy trwaiy pokoj.
WiadomoSc te ogiosii sekr. Ba-
ker, m6wiac: Sedan ME jest je-
dynym przedmiotem w obecneJ
Cfenzywie Aliantow, zadaniem
armii .Aliantow jest przec niepo-
wstrzymanie naprzod i to Z mai
wieksza SzybkoScia. Nasze zaS
prace tutaj w kraju, czyto wyra-
bianie i przygOtowywanie mate
ryaiow wojennych czy tez powo-
iywanie nowych rekrut6w ME mo
re pod zadnym wzgledem ustac
ami ma chwile. Department woj-
ny ME p~oczynil zadnych zmian W
programme poboru Swiezego VOL
ska, a zatem praca ia pojdzie W
dalszym ciagu."
Jaka nastapi sytuacya pc ogio-
szeniu pokoju, sekretarz ME
chcial powiedziec. Wiadomo tyI-
ko, re zazadano cd Department
II, ably Z chwila otrzymania via
lomoSci o podpiSaniu rozejmu
1aniechano wszelkieGo poboru.
y zhUTFDTTHIIV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
CENY Ma
NIEPRAKTYCZNE.

Washington, g. listopada. -
Wydzial inwestygacyjny produk-
CYL wejny z ramienia Wydziaiu
przemysiu woiennego zawiado-
mil PREF. Wilsona, re nakladanie
ceny ma baweine jest nieprakty-
czne - dlaczego, ME jest jeszcze
wiadomem.
q OBOZU GRANTA.
Washington. 9. listopada. =
Department wojny upowaznil
dzisiaj wydziai konstrukcyjny
wybudowac trzynaScie nowych
zabudowan ma cele wojenne ko-
7tztem 5000, 900 dolar6w. Maj,
wieksza z tego budzetu sumo O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
MAKE GOOD SHlPBUlLDlNG
Employment Bureau Finds Able Men
Here for Shipyards.

over two hundred skilled laborers,
mechanics. calkers, riveters and car.
penters have been sent to the gov
ernment ship yards and ammunition
plants In tho past two weeks. The
government employment bureau, 1875
East Second street, is sending As
men. all skilled mechanics, who have
passed examinations given by, the
union, TO the government shlpyards
at San Francisco Sunday. So urgent
Is the need for men OF this class
that the government pays all rail-
road and Pullman expense.
That the Tulsa laborers are high
class and efficient workmen is
shrown by the fact that six Of the a
men, sent TO aid in the building of
the government nitrate plant at
Muscle Shoals, Ala, have been made
foremen. w, II. Bennett, formerlp
head carpenter In the construction
of the Edwards building here, was
appointed chief foreman at the
Muscle Shoals plant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
TO USE CONVENTION HALL
City Commissioners Grant Conccs.
sion to Donor OF Pipe Organ.

Mrs. X. f. Macarthur. who ad-
vanced $4,000 in the big organ In
Convention hall when It was In
stalled several years ago at a cost OF
&lO,50O. has been given permission
to use the hall the coming season
whenever she desires ATS use for any
entertainments she may wish to give
In an effort to raise sufficient sums
to reimburse, herself. ~
Mrs. Macarthur was ono OF the en-
thusiastic workers for the organ and
In order to get II she voluntarily ad-
vanced money for its purchase and
installation. The simmons adminis-
trntion paid something over $4,000
on the organ and she paid the re-
mainder
Her friends asked Acting Mayor
McNulty II the city would not re-
fund her money but he told them it
would not. as Mrs. Macarthur had
signed n release OF any claim against
the city for what she had paid.
However. he promised to recommend
10 the commissioners that she be
given the use of the hall without
any charge for entertainments un-
I'll she gets her money back.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
Old Trader

No man who has red blood In his
veins can sec what OLD TRADER IL
now seeing without wanting 10 go
with our boys and help them whip
tho,@c MURDEROUS HUNS. The
average person OF Tulsa can not
realize our true condition. They look
upon the war more NJ n matter of
FINANCE and they think that they
are ACCOMMODATiNG somebody
when they buy STAMPS, BONDS or
give fcw dollars 10 the RED
CROSS. They do not understand
that this Is u WORLDS war OF life
or death for LIBERTY.
OLD TRADER says that It Is not
enough 10 give up money to buy
STAMPS and BONDS for they are u
SAVING INVESTMENT and not u
SACRIFICE at all. He says STOP
YOUR PRATING AROUND talking
about your PATRIOTISM over "A lit
tic invest mont. For the man who Of
fcrs his body, his LIFE, that the
whole world shall be free, HE Is the
MAN of tho HOUR.
GET BUSY. GET READY TO go
over TO FRANCE and help, our boys
20 over the top. You VIII have TO
go later ON, 40 why not make rcndy
now? Prepare home for your
LOVED ONES as fast ns you can for
your time IL short md u most
PITIABLE sight Is 10 see MOTHERS
and BABIES wandering around
without home and no place Ia
,sIccp or cat. II Sou LOVE your wife
and babies, build them u homo be-
foro you go, But II you do not LOVE
them and do not try Ia build them n
home, then our UNCLE SAMUEL
should take you to FRANCE NJ
ONCE and put you In the FRONT
TRENCH and teach you COURAGE
and teach you how 10 be u man
worth while. OLD TRADER Is now
VISITING SOLDIER CAMPS try,
ing TO build up his health. He will
10 on u ship from Galveston tn Kc,
West within the next few days, but
no time IL given out ahead when q
ship viii leave port. II you owe OH
TRADER pay 1t to MRS. TRApEF
We will soon have an AUDITOl
20 take charge OF our books. Mos
of your deeds to lots In OUR BABY
COLONIES are already made, hut 4
anyone wants his OF her deed that 4
not now already made and ready fo
you, OLD TRADER will make Il an,
send Il to you from Key West bcfor
leaving. OLD TRADER will not ~
ccive any mall until he gets to Ne,
West and there he will stop Ion,
enough 70 settle up any unfinished
business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
CITY TAKES CHARGE
OF ICE SITUATION
FIFTY POUNDS TO A FAMILY
vigorous Regulations Required Be
cause of Ilundrcd-Ton Demand
Over all Local Production.

In face OF an emergency, CON
fronted by n demand for ice, 100
tons in excess Of the capacity Of all
local plants, ice makers OF Tulsa,
1hc city commissioners and Secre-
tary Douglas of8he Chamber of
Commerce. Phil Katos, representing
the citizens. agreed yesterday to an
ordinance that will trim the ice con-
sumption 10 war time ratlons
Under the proposed ordinance,
which win DO adopted by the city
commissioners at their meeting next
Tuesday households will be limited
10 30 pounds of ice daily
Restricted Cold Drink stands.
Rigid rrStrictiOna are thrown
around soft drinks stands and drug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
10 Nrrcc ON stool pricr

WASHINGTON, June II. 49, To
agree upon 4 price for steel for the
period beginning July !, the steel
committee OF the American Iron and
Steel Institute will meet the war in
dustrics board tomorrow The period
tor which the present price was
fixed hy the government ends June
80, ard tomoyrow's conference will
be for the purpose OF determining
whcthe: that price be continued or
an increase be granted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
No supply for Foreigners,

above cl1ssfcatious have been ade-
quatciy supplied.
No supply for Foreigners.
OF repacking ice cream shipped into
Tulsa from other cities is strictly
prohibited. Foreign manufacturers
have bccn consuming hundreds Of
pounds OF Ice daily that is made in
Tulsa by repacking their shipments
after they arrive in the city
No person, firm or corporation IL
permitted to serve cracked ice In
water or any other drink and II is
made unlawful 10 do so.
Many small boys have erected soft
drinks glands IN various parts OF the
city They will have 20 quit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22

in Bulgaria over the treaty con-
cluded with Rumania.
Anger at Greece, the correspond
ent adds. is increasing Greece is
now called Bulgaria's principal enc
my by the Bulgarian press
A conference OF the central pow
ers will be held in Sofia in Septem-
her, under the chairma nshlp of King
Ferdinand. at which the UNraiae
also be represented to disctSs the
economic development of the Bal
kans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
"CUT-0UT" FOR NEWSIES
Hotel Patron Says Lusty- -Lungc,l
Boys Kept Him Awake.

Doesn't the shut-out' ordinance
In Tulsa cover the shouting OF news
boys at o'clock in the morning ?"
a guest at the Hotel Tulsa yesterday
morning
lie was ,peeved. His morning
snoo2e had been disturbed 10y a
lusty- -ungCd newsy, who had shout
ed his wares for an hour or two be-
fore sun-up. lie told his troubles
TO the clerk and manager Q. l..
James,
'Ill see II can get the boys to
soft-pedal their advertising stunts, ,"
Mr.. James promised,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
SACK SHORTAGE MEANS
WORK FOR THIS GUARDIAN
Postmaster Crutcbficid Going 10
DO Mammal Labor To save
Wheat Crop.

d To meet an emergency In proWd-
Ing wheat storage. Postmaster j. Il.
crutcltficld and n force OF carpen-
ters viii start Sunday morning TO
erect a sranery at the home of
Hugh u Byrd, an Indian. living six
miles cast OF Tulsa. Because there
are no grain sacks to DE had, II is
necessary to provide some tempo
rnry storage facilities, and MIR
Crutchfleld being guardian Of tho
indian farmer, II is up to him to
not only plan the work hut" do
some OF the manual labor In addi-
tion.
They expect to harvest between
eight hundred and a thousand
bushels OF wheat, and threshing
Hill start Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22

Rhondda, British food administrator
come from his home in Wales, where
he has been confined by a serious
Illness for several weeks. It is prob
able that he will be unable to re-
sumo his work at the food minis
try II he RECEIVERS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
Have Enough Dentists.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Exam-
ination Of applicants for appointment
in the army dental corps have been
suspended, 1t was announced today,
because the corps has reached a
strength sufficient to care for the
teeth of an army of five million
men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
Help Tulsa Save Ice-Theres Serious Ice Shortage
Simple Rules May Help Conserve Supply

ice the refrigerator as soon as 1t delivered
refrigerator a cool place
kept closed tght
often Every
the air that
Yes 10 D acc g o of the Ice
arrfrigeraOr Let II first cool TO the
atmosphere
Of refrigerator This pts liable to be
or a Of VIII
refrigerator
and food Served d.
reclyf from tho refrigerator hey are
than glasses Of water tea
the refrigerator viii
swer a drinking
Of help
he probably gcr route than ever this year Coop
o householder win enable
territory release labor for other essential
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
MORE CONCESSIONS ARE
PROMISED TO BULGARIA
Huns Would Give Nation All Terri
tory Lost Ia Greece to Quiet
Growing Dissatisfaction.

PARIS, Thursday June "A
dispatch to the Journal des Debates
from Geneva says Germany has
guaranteed 10 Bulgaria not only
Drama. Seres and Kayala hnt all the
territory gained by Greece in 1918
hy the treaty Of bucharest in order
to satisfy the growing dissatisfaction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
Attaches Named

HAVANA, Thursday, PANE 2t.--At
,hc solicitation of the secretary Of
war and marine. President Meuocal
today signed Il decree naming Major
ErnCsto Vabio and Naval Lieutenant
Jose Wander Clutch, respectively.
military and naval attache to thS
Cuban legation in Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
FREE DELIVERY

Green corn. doz. 7..,........ .o0c
Cantaloupcs, each .,.,......1 15c
Everything In Fresh Vegetables
that's on the market.
Dressed Hens, pound ..,,....,36 36c
No, pail home rendered lard 7Sc
No. pail home rendered lard St,25
No. 10 pail home rendered. lard $3.50
Large can peaches In light syrup zoe
Small can peaches in light syrup t5c
Small can blackherries .....,. i5c
Small can Red Haspherrles, 80. i5c
"A 10c rolls toilet paper ,....... 25c
Small can Red Pitted Cherries, iSC
No. 3 tomatoes. per can. I5c
mo. tomatoes, per can.,.,.. tSc
mo. 3 Pickwlck tomatoes, ...., zoe
Pickwick corn, 2 for. Soc
Pickwick peas, for. r....,..... Soc
Fairly peas, per can. ...........t5 t5c
Pork and Beans, per can...,...10 10c
Lima Beans, per can. 1Oc
Iye Hominy, per can. n...........t tnC
srall can pink sa'mo mon..........2O 2Oc
Pio<wick Sockeys Salmon. loo. 80"
Eraut, per can. ..,,,,..,....1 15c
Dairy Maid Hominy, for...... 25C
Brown Beauty Beans, for. ....s2 25c
Ticlwick peaches ............2 CSC
Pickwick Coffee .'...........,. 35c
Pearl White Soap, 10 bars. 49,. .45c
Labor Soap, 10 bars. ........., .i5C
,Swift's White Soap, bars. ..... 23C
p. & G. Soap, a bars. s.........,.2 25c
Bob White Soap, 8 bars. s......,, csc
lSani-flush 25c
Dutch Cleanser. for. 25c
Argo Starch, 3 pkgs. .......... 2oC
Spaghetti, pkgs. -.....-..,.. 21c
MacaronAs 8 pkgs, .......2 25C
Cream Cheese, pound. ....... Boo
Large size Jellies and Jams. 25c
Teach Nut Peanut Butter for. 35c
Bulk Peanut Butter, lb. .25a
fayman's Soap ..... -..fOc
Palmolive Soap :....., ..1Oc
E-Z Seal and Mason Jars.
Jar Rings and Extra Jar Caps.
We deliver to Kendall and Orcutt
wednesdays and Fridays.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22

NEW YORK. June 31.--John w
Platton was elected president of the
Gulf. Mobile and Northern railroad
company at a special meeting of the
board of directors here today. Mr.
Platton succeeds Col. w, +. Owen
who resigned to become assistant to
the federal manager Of the road,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22
Registrars Called.

WASHINGTON, June 21.--Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder to-
Gay called for S,976 draft registrants
qualified for general military serv-
Gce to he sent on July 8 TO various
schools for Especial training. This
eau is TO bo held open for volunteers
until July /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22

stores Curb stands and bootha are
positively prohibited from receiving
leo whatever
Confronted by tho seriousness of
the situation, with the production
Of manufacturers approximately 100
tons daily short " the maximum
consumption the commissioners
took hold Of the emergency immc-
diately upon converting
Urged Immediate Action.
Attorney Phil KateS appeared be
fore the commissioner ana calling
attention 10 the r'Icstion In Thr
World the conditions aa outlined
by Food Administrator G, H Doug
las, urged that steps be taken i'm
medlatcly to conserve the ice sup
ply
Ice men Of the city wcrc then In
conference with Food Administrator
Douglas at the Chamber Of Com
merce rooms. and Mayor Hubbard
appointed Mr. Kates Clty Attorney
Earl Snecd and Lee Kunsman a
committee to go 10 the conference
and represent the administration,
There nm ordinance was drafted
which 1t Is believed viii save the sit
uation. Tho important points OF the
ordinance are:
No Restraint m Hospitals.
First; The hospitals Of tho city
shall receive an adequate supply OF
ice for their needs.
Second: Not more than 80 pounds
Of ice shall bo delivered each day
10 househo olders
Third; Hotels. meat markets. gro.
Gerry stores and restaurants shall re-
ceiye such quantities as they may
need
Fourth: No Ice shall he sold for
any other purpose until the fore
going classificatiops have been prop.
erly cared for After this has been
done ice cream manufacturers shall
receive such amoNhss as they may
be allotted by the ice manufacturers.
After these have been taken care
Of Ice may be sold 10 soda foun-
talns and soft drinks stands. but no
ice shall he sold to soda fountains
and soft drinks stands until all the
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Another
Big Sale
Saturday
of Drug
SundrieS and
Toilet
Preparations
un uuran
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- l. NPOI dIlOllS
affording big savings on
articles you need for hot
weather comfort, while on
your vacation, while bath
ing or working in your war
garden.
Jap Rose Cold Cream .....:1oc
Woodbury's Facial Cream. 100
Scotch Tone Peroxide Cream i9c
Kinds Almond Cream. ....f9c
Ponds Extract Vanishing
cream ..........i0 i0c and 30c
Stillman's Freckle Cream .3Oc
Longs Cold Cream, 19c and 39c
Arcadia Vanishing Cream soc
Longs Bleach Cream
......,......... SOC and soc
frostiih .........,...... 19c
Jergens Benzoin and Al
II mond Cream zoe
Halliburton-Abbott Cucum-
Der Cream ........,..... .35c
Hallihurton-Abbott Witch
III Huzel Cram o.,
Hinds Honey and Almond
Cream ...............,. .39C
Oriental Balm soc
oakley's Liquid Beauty
Cream ................. soc
Oriental Cream .........S1.f9
Mahdeen Hair Tonic ..... soc
Mentholatum ..... .19c and 3OC
Listerine ....f8oT-39c, and S5c
Peroxide &c
Mary Fuller Nail Polish
............. .19c and soc
Orchard White ............35c
Daggert and Ramsdels cold
Cream So. 19c, 29c and soc
Pebeco Tooth Paste SOC
Pepsodent Tooth Paste :. SOC
Colgate's Tooth Paste .10c
Enthymol Toath Paste 49,. .19c
Lyons Tooth Paste .......19c
Kolynos Tooth Paste .2lc
Peroxide Tooth Paste .....19c
Peroxide Shaving Cream. 18c
Colgate's Shaving Cream. .21c
Nonspi ...s. !s.F.s'. soc
Household Ammonia .12c
20-Mule Team Borax ....... .4c
Arcadia Talcum Powder. ice
Squibb's Talcum Powder. -. 19c
All soc Talcum Powders. acc
Woodbury's Face Powder .19c
Whites Pearl Face Powder 10c
Nadine Face Powder. .39c
Miro-Dena Face Powder soc
Isabelrs Exquisite Face Pow
II uer .oVC
La Blanche. Face Powder. soc
Carmen Face Powder SOC
Scotch Tone Face Powder SOC
Arcadia Face Powder -. .30c
Melba Face Powder .... SOC
Tweetie Dear Face Powder soc
Java Rice Face Powder. .. soc
Djerkiss Face Powder -. 60c
Packers Liquid Tar Sham
poo ......-......... f5c
Palm Olive Shampoo. 39c
White-O Kid Polish ......19c
Kanvas klesnser Polish. .19c
Woodbury's Soap ........19c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap. .1gc
Violet Glycerine Soap. 3 for 25c
Jergen's Bath Tablets, 3 for 25c =
Kirk Olive Soap. for. sec
Creme Oil Soap. for. r..... .3gc
Palm Olive Soap, FOR. .44c
scotch Tone Peroxide Soap
Il ...............3 . for 19C
Sayman's Soap, 3 for .25c
Packers Tar Soap, cake. 2Oc
Resinol Soap, cake ...... Csc
Cocoa Hardwater CASTLE
..................3 ) for CSC
Fairy Soap, guest size, : for t0C
Jap Rose Soap, for. ..... Csc
Pages Wistaria and Violet
Toilet Water ............6 69c
H7Plnaud's Lilac Toilet Water soc
Jergen's Toilet Waters SOC
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Rhondda In Serious Coalition.

LONDON, June 21.--Grave re-
ports of the condition OF Baron