davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
OBIAWY POLICYI.

Goraczkowe starania miejSkieJ
wladzy bezpieczehstwa ceiem IT,
jecia wszystkich zbrodniarzy, W
ostatnie mordy i rabunki zawik}a
nych, postepuje raznie naprzod i,
O lie zdo}ano dowicdziec sic z Wca
lie dobrym rezultatem. WczoraJ
pred poiudniem pc k%onferencyi,
w ktorej brazil udziaf obecnie IT,
rzedujacy szef policyi Alcock,
szef detektywow Mooney i asy-
stenci prokuratoryi stanowcj, Jan
J. Murphy i Edward !. F1em-
ming, caly zastep ciezko uzbro-
ionych detektyw6w w 5 automo.
bilach opusciE gmach sadu kry-
minalnego, ably - jak bylo sly
chac - dokonac bardzo waznych
aresztowah.
Opowiadajq jake rzccz pcwnq,
re przez jednego Z detektywow
niedawno temu za%strzelony zboJ
Jerry Rymond bra} udzia} w ma
paddle rabunkowym, kt6rego o.
fiara byl Dennis Tierney, zamor-
dowany ma dworcu kolejowym
Illinois Central" PREY Ran
dolph st. Przypuszczalny to-
warzysz jego, niejaki Henryk
Emmerson, znany take pod naz-
wiskiem Wells, znajduje sic juz
oddawna "a kratkami. Florcn-
tyna Sullivan'6wna, sicdlnnasto-
lctnia c6rka oslawionej Tillic Sit
llivan'owej, 414O w. Monroe ST.,
rozpoznala Emmerson'a jake jed
nego Z tych cztercch mezczyzrl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

cy odczuli take samo zadowole-
ME z tego, &c zanliast oglo-
szonych II dni bczopalowych by
ko ich tylko oSm, i zywia nadzic-
is, re piracy ich ME przerWie ma
nowo nj dalsza zawierucha snie-
INA, nj COS w tym rodzaju. Do
znali wpdawdzie ciezkich STRAIT fl
nansowycll. ale jakoS je zniosa |
beda zupelnie zadowoleni, byle
tylko ME zqdano cd Mich dalszych
takich ofiar.
Wiele wegla zaoszczedzono w
Chicago w s bezopaiowych
dniach, trudno powiedziet. w
tym wzgledzie So rome zapatry-
wanna. Co sic tyczy ~czterech
poniedzialkow ,,bcz wegla", to "a
uwazyc nalezy, &c we wielu Btu
dynkach brlrowych MONA bylo
pom6dz sobic Dardzo mala iloScia
wegli, natomiast w tych innych,
w ktorych znajduja sic ordyna-
cyjne biura lekarzy i dentystow,
ME zdolano prawie mic zaoszcze-
die.
Jan NJ. Glenn, sekretarz sto-
warzyszenia Illinois Manufactu
rers' Association" jest zdania, re
kazdy bezopalowy poniedzialek
kosztowa} chicagoskich fabrykan
tow okoIo 3,OOO,0OO a strata w
CALVIN stanie wynosila mniej WIG
cej 5000, 900 dolarow. Do tych
sum ME jest wliczony ubytek "a
robku robotnikow, ktorzy "a kaz
dy dzieh przedstawia} SUNG O.
kolo 1000, 900 dolarow.
Samuel insult, personal---very.
stanowego Wydzia}u Obrony,
twierdzi, re firma Common
wealth Edison Co.," kt6rej jest
przezydentem, kazdego z CITE
rech poniedzialkow b~ezweglo-
wych zaoszczedzi}a 30 procent
normalnej ilosci. P. insult mnie
ma, re jego obliczenie MONA "a
stosowac do wszystkich innych
przedsiebiorstw fabrycznych.
Ogolnie biorac, sytuacya we
glowa w ostatnich dniach, g}c-
wnie z powodu lagodnego powie-
trza, tax dalece ~poprawi}a sic, re
handlarze wegli NIGGA zadosc IL
czynic wszyStkim o~trzymanym
zadaniom, iNawet z}ozyli soble
male zapasy, kt6re starcza ma
diva do trzech dni, wskutek cze-
go w wypadku, gdy stosunki
transportowe znowu ME pogor-
sza sic znacznie, wszystkie "a
m6wienia NIGGA punktualnie "a
Iatwiac.
%sKoNCzoNA
Rejestracya niemieckich cudzo
ziemcow nieprzyjacielskich skoh
czyla sic we srode wieczor. Ma
stacyach policyjnych wygotowu
je sic obocnie karty r~cjcstracyJ-
ne, kt6re poczawszy cd 23go lu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

raj trzydzicstolctniego Krola Gil
bson'a Z Ccntralii, ILL.,, kt6rcgo
T. Ukiah, CAL, poszukuja Z powo
du wystawicnia bezwartosclowc-
90 czcku ma 900 dolar6w. Po-
szkodowanym jest jedcn Z TAM
tcjszych bank6w, ktory tcl po-
starat sic o ujecic o~szusta.
ZMIANA NAZWISKA.
Niejaki Jan Kempiiski, zanie-
szkaiy pod nr. 175 w. Van Btu
rem ST., wni6sf do sqdu okrego-
wcgo prosbe O zczwolenie ma
zmiane rodowego nazwiska KEN
piiski ia Kempen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

ktorzy ma kr6tko przcd wspomnia
nvm rabunkicm razcm L RaymOn
dem byli u Mich ma kolacyi. Sui.
livan'owa pr6bowala wprawdzic
zeznania cork oslabic, tWlcr-
dzac, &c musi sic mylit, ale to jcj
sic mic udalo. OdnoSnc zezna-
mia zIozyla Sullivan'6wna pod
GAS bardzo dlugi Gas trwajaceJ
indagacyi w biurzc prokuratora
stanowcgo.
Byly takzc pogioski, &c EN-
mcrson przyzna} sic do why. O.
kazalo sic jcdhak, &c to nicpraw-
da.
lime zbrodnie, kt0re policya
spodziewa sic wyjaSnic W najbliz-
Sym c~zasie, So: Napad rabunko-
wy ma sklad firmly .Hellcr-Rose
Co." w budynku marshall Field
Annex, wlamanic do Summit
State Bank" i rabunek W IA
Grange State Bank.
Wskutek dokonanego wczoraJ
przyaresztowania dwoch indyWi-
du0w, nazwiskiem w. G.. Chap
lin i Bert Brady, policya sadzl.
lie blizcj wyjasni zbrodnie NOR
derstwa, ]dokonanej. przez 2 lu-
dzi ma prezydencic firmy ,t1dc-
litv Portrait Co.., Orvillc H. Ira
Wis. Ujeli ich detektywi Kilgo-
ore i Gilbert i Z biura detektywow
wspolnie z funkcyonryuszami sta
novel pr~okuratoryi w pewnym
domu PREY Grenshaw st. W pc
siadaniu przyaresztowanych INA
leziono siedm rewolwerow.
Po1icya twierdzi, re brat jed
nego z powyzszych, by1y micsz-
kaniec Domu Poprawy w Pom
tiac, ktorego wypuszczono ma
probe, w wyzej wymienionem
przedsiebiorstwie pracowa} pra-
vie do ostatnich kilku tygodni.
Pomiedzy prawie czterystu
mezczyznami, jakich policya uje
la w ciagu wczorajszego dnia,
znajdujc sic czterech smarkaczy,
kt6rzy mieli siedm rewolwerow
i diva tysiace nabojow. Twier-
dza, re skradli jc II G.. S. Mark
s'a, All S. Ashland ave-, i A.
T. Hart'a. 1923 w. Alma III. Dzl-
siaj stana pred sadem ola nle>
letnich.
~ZABRONIONE INTERESY.
Ma zarzadzenie generalnego
prokuratora Edwarda ]. Brunda-
ge przyaresztowano wczoraj ma
klera gieldowego, F. w.
Sherwood'a, ktorego biuro
mieSci sic w budynku Home In
surance", 1877 S. La Sale st. o.
stawiono 60 do biura detekty-
WOW, Sherwood'a obiwniajq o
trudnicnic SIC zakazan2 sprzcda-
"a akcyi.
GEEK.
S%ierzant de Mar z biura de-
tektywow przyaresztowal wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

aldermana Coughlin'a, tyczacy
sic podziemnych precise popod
Michigan ave. Ma tel ulicy
ruch automobilowy jest tax wiel-
XII, re w czasie porannych i vie
czornych godzin liczni pasazero-
vic kolci illinois Central" tylko
L wielka trudnoscia NIGGA przcjsG
przez mia be- narazenia zycia ia
niebezpieczeistwo.
Poczatkowo mic przywiazywno
wiclkiej wagi do propozycyi p
Coughlin'a. Dopiero Z czasem
pokazaio sic jak najwyrazniej, ze
wspomniane ~ulepszenie komuni-
kcyjnc Jest koniecznie potrzebne.
Prawdopodobnie pojdzie komitet
nawct ~jeszcze dalcj / podzicmne
przejScia popod Michigan ave. "a
lcci PREY ulicach Adams i Van
Buren,.
Zaproszcnie ma odnoSnc posie-
dzenie Komitctu rozeSle sic do
wladzy parkow ma poiudniowej
Stronie miasta, kolei Illinois
Central, do wIadzy ola ulepszen
pubilcznych i kilku klubow all
tomobilOwych.
Okolo dwustu policyant6w,
ktorzy j4z dawno przehroczyll
przepisana granice weku i row
niez posiadaja prawo do emerytu
~, stanie tynni dniami'przed Ko-
misya ola sluzby cywilnej celem
zbadania ich zdatnoSci fizycznej
do sprawowania obowiazkow stu
zbowych.
FINANSE SZKOLNE.
Komitet finansowy Z Iona Ra-
dy Szkolnej rozpoczal wczoraj 0
brady mad rocznym budzetem.
Podiug preliminary spodziewa-
ne wydatki przekrocza dochody
o 2,650,OOO dolarow. Poniewaz
iednak nauczycielki klas nizszych
z powodu ogolnej ~drozyzny zada-
ia dodatkow do plac, ktorych i'm
prawdopodobnie ME odmowi sic,
przeto spodziewany jest deficyt
ma mniej wiecej 100000 dola-
row. Jak sic wyjdzie Z tel sy-
tucyi, to ~jeszcze jest zagadka.
Wzrost wydatkow spowodowa}y
przedewszystkiem automatyczne
zwiekszenia sic poborow sluzbo-
wych i wysokie ceny ~wszystkich
potrzebnych artykul0w, miedzy
innymi materyalu opa}owego.
Przewiduja, re take i docho-
dy beda o 100000 dolarow mniej-
sze, anizeli w ostatnim roEu.
SZcZESLIWIE MINFLo.
WiadomoSt, re federalny kon-
trolor wegli DIR. Garfield zniosf,
choc tylko warunkowo, zarzadze-
ME, ma podstawie ktorego kazde-
90 poniedzialku do konca marca
wszystkic fabryki, skiady i t. p
musialy bye zamkniete, wywola-
10 w Chicago ogolna radosc. Ia
r6wna pracodawcy iak i robotni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
NRONIkA
y 0
ZE A MIEJSKICH.

Komitet licencyi z iona Rady
miejskiej zalecii, ably ma przy-
szloS6 z~nacznie wyzej opodatko-
wac przedsiebiorstwa, handlujace
filmami kinematograficznemi.
Trzymaja one W t~trtejszych ognlo
trwaiych tkrytkach miliony stop
film, bardzo iatwo zapalnych.
Dotad ME obliczono jeszcze, lie
pieniedzy wpiynie do kasy mieJ-
skiej wskutek tel innowacyi. Ma
lezytoSc "a licencye wymierzac
sic bedzie podiug iloSci Przecho-
wywanego w skrytkach towaru'
Asystent poborcy podatkowego
J. Lehman ma pewno liczy, re
miasto otrzyma z tego przeszlo
10000 dolar0w.
NajnlzSza opfate "a Ilcencye
ola poiedynczego przedsiebiorst-
wa naznaczono ma 100 dolar6w.
Obliczaja, re odnoSne dotychcza-
sowe dochody zwiekSza sic PREY
najmniej o 100 procent.
Procz tego Komitet uchwalll
przyjecie ordynansu, ably drob-
nych przemysiowcow, trudnia-
cych sic czyszczeriem odziezy "a
pomoca gazoliny, nafty benzyny
hub innych iatwo zapalnych sub
stancyi. lepiej radzorowac i ich
) do Is dolarami opodatkowac.
Te nalezytoSc "a licencye wymie.
micrzac sic bedzic wed}ug wiel
koSci micjsca, w ktorem So pre-
chowywane wyzej wymienlonc
p}yny do czyszczcnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
REIESTRACYA SKONCZONA

R~ejestracya niemieckich cudzo
ziemcow nieprzyjacielskich skoh
czyla sic we Srode wieczor. Ma
stacyach policyinych wygotowu
je sic obccnie karty rejcstracyj-
ne, kt6re poczawszy cd 23go lu-
tego wydawane beda aplikantom.
Najp6zniej do dnia 21go lutego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

rem.
j. w. Koziowski, prezes;
A. ii. Sikorski, sekr.
w nastepujacych mieJscacn
ma Town of Lake MONA otrzy'
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski":
BOCHNIAK -
1915 w. 43-cia Utica.
-
1924 S. Ashland ave,
CICHOWLAZ -
4612 So. Lincoln utica,
KRUPOWICZ
1718 ~. 46-ma utica
MIELZYNSKI -
TIA w. 48-ma utica.
BRADEL-
171S w. 47-ma utica.
STREJSMAN -
1909 LOOMS utica.
HONDS
alma ul. j Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ave,
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ts ul. Skiad paszy,
Prsvie ia4dy polskI agent real
nosctowy oglasza sic W DzIENNIKU
CHICAGQSKM DO INTERCHANGEABLE
przekona} sic. 70 tn najlepis1 mu
10 onlacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

Ma porzadku dziennym najblii
szego posiedzenia Komitetu ola
spraw komunikacyi w mieScie
znajdzie sic projekt ordynansu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

Komitet dla spraw policyjnycn,
~pracujqcy Cd wielu tygodni mad
tenn, ably bandytyzm W miescit
juz raz zgnicSc lub przynajmnicI
zrcdukowac do minimum. otrzy-
mai dwic listy zawodowyCh po-
reczycieli, ktorym synkyk (praw-
ny doradca) micjSki i stanowE
prokurator zabronili, W przysz'o
sci skladac kaucye. Ma llStacl
znajdujc sic ~przcszlo 900 naz-
wisk. Stanowy prokurator pre-
dlozyl POO a syndyk micjski przc-
szlo 400 nazwisk. Wielu takich
poreczycieli, ktorzy swoich klien
tow mic przystawili i cd ktorycn
p6zniei ME MONA byio mic Scia
gnqt. jest kilkakrotnic wymicnio
nych ma czarnej liScle,
Komitet postanowii zwrociG
sig do synkyka micjskiego / do
prokuratora stanu l. proSba, ably
postarali sic o Ia~ostrzcnie odnoS-
nvch ordynanSow oraz ustaw.
Md. Stcffen wyrazii zaPatrywa-
ME. ze p~oreczenia be- doStatecz-
ncgo majatku nicruchomcgo win
no sic pietnowat jake zbrodnie.
Komitct zwrocii sic t~clegraticz
ME do gubernatora Lowdcn'a,
aby go zaintercsowac do obo-
strzenia wzglednie czasowego "a
suspendowania uStawy. tycz9ceJ
sic parolu i ulaskawienia. luz
dawniej o5wiadczy} Subernator
gotowoSc do odbycia w ciagu bic
zacego tygodnia ko~nferencyi :
Komitetem. Poniewaz ma dzl-
siai wypada budzetowe pOsiedze-
ME Rady, przctc Komitet ME
mogl zjawic sic w tych dniach.
Tezeli gubernatorowi to odPowia
da, konferencya moze sic odbyc
najblizszego poniedziaiku.
Ma porzadku dziennym najblii
szego posiedzenia Komitetu ola
nm. LnnnrniL.nc,.; VI, mieScie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ts ul. Skiad paszy,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

CERGEANT @ f tank
~ - ever sent
al
n
Sergeant Blunt wounded and He
OF o a
o. L. of
sooo
I%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-20
BRITAIN WILL
ARMOR SUBS
spcciai to rae star sy ". y. A.

Special TO The Star BY N. y. A.
LONDON. July 20. - Submarine
cruisers armed with guns and torpe-
does. protected by armor and with a
surface craft. win soon be a devcl-
opment OF the war. In the belief of
Admiral the marquis OF Milford
Haven
The marquis. who was formerly
Prince Louis OF Batfenbcrg. first sea
lord Of the British admiralty. when
the war broke out. and who dropped
his German title. made the prcdic-
ton in the course OF n lecture at the
University OF Cambridge.
These new cruisers" said the nd.
rniral. will require attendant YES
nees as eyes for offense and defense.
same as the fleets have now. but
in the air. not on the water.
an the construction OF the larger
types OF submarine cruisers progress
win not DO confined by any means 10
the enemy navy.
Unsuitable or submcrxfbic mer.
chan, steamers. at least for certain
essential or valuable cargocs. appear
40 be Inevitable for the future. not.
outstanding the increased cost and
decreased cargo space"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-20
PUBLIC MUST
HELP ENFORCE
DRAFT ORDER

Ralph II. Amhrosao. 10 years OF
Acc. IL tho first man 20 be arrested
-. N. Seattle ,oi,er under tho s,,xor,,
~ s..,,~ ,.su,.,lo, Amhro.,o car,
", : ,,rhsrr cara from s.,nner q
49, ,,,,.,. n, ,ha ti,ro ~ M. ar.
-, Ey,a,x afterpoon- rxamlna.
49,, n, the time .hoets M tho MAN,
snoxcs tha, he haa worked four
Avs on, 81 so.
.-h.lr,nan NJ. NJ. whitney. Of local
n,ay,i No. a. sald Friday OF tho work
or f,rht order:
OF, can only he mad, n success ~
% r,tx the who'll. hearted co-opcra.
.,,a ~ IN. nuhiic Icc,i hoard.
n.x. not tho tim, 10 mako pcr.onai
,,,,stiraticn. However. we feel sure
that Their, are ,nanv r,sis,rant. err.
rloy.d An other than essential indus.
Asr,,s aud that the>, r,x,strants
<houla bo brought before the hoard
and made 10 show cause why ,hey
1919 -, '.s.~, 49,. 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-20
Far and Near
News by Telegraph
and Telephone


Roy Gotney. Fairbanks. Alaska. Il
alleged 10 have told his pal that
the United States Is not worth
fighting for" Cotnsy Is now in Jail.
pending federal investigation.
Patroiman Rollo Wilson. accepting
. valuable tablecloth from q psddler
while searching suitcase for liquor.
suspended five days by Chief War.
ren.
First naval Photographic censor In
Seattle. Lieut. r. NJ. Robinson. APP
pointed by Admiral r. E. coonts.
Boyiston Ave. Unitarian church
Sunday evening begins week conven-
ton Of officers and active adherents
Of New Thought
President Orrm r. Tiffany. A. NJ,
Pm. D., Seattle Pacific college. has
100 relatives In war.
Thirty nine boys and ~ girls
passed test Friday morning In chill
dren's clinic at Central school
Funeral ervices for Thszidus o.
good. 30. Seattle engineer. s12 Broad.
way. who died Friday. will be- held
from the Home Undertaking com.
pany chapel Sunday at p. IN.
World Peace, When. Thru
Whom? The Kaiser's Hopes Blast
ed" Sunday night sermon Of
Francis VI. Oliver. evangelist. tent
tabernacle. Third and Lenora-
|. Nephew Of Henry Ford, Melvin
Bryant, Skinner * Eddy employe.
married % Miss Emma Louise Bus
KLEIN. Of Seattle. Friday.
Mrs. Lily B. Holland has filed n
divorce suit In the superior court
against her husband. Albert II. Hol-
land. on the grounds of cruelty and
alleging that he Is guilty Of boot
Logging.
One hundred and eight dollars was
stolen from the room OF J. Nozawa.
il5 Third ave. s., Thursday morning.
He Is captain Of the 8. s. 8. Tensho
Maru.
Albert Langford, negro burglar
and drug user, was convicted and
sentenced TO from 2 TO Is years In
the penitentiary Friday.
DIR. HinIso Hinkovich and DIR.
Jyubo Leonuch VIII speak at a mass
meeting for Seattle Jugo-Slavs In
Labor Temple Sunday.
Lieut. John Collins WEIGH, civil
war veteran, addressed the Saturday
noon luncheon OF the King County
Democratic club at the Good Eats
cafeteria. his subject being Govern
ment Ownership After the War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-20
"You Krazy Kaiser"
Title of New Song

" w. J. Brown. cashier OF the North.
ern Life Insurance company and
composer OF Autumn Leaves" and
when We Get on the Trails" has
written a third song called You
Krazy Kaiser" The song has re,
oeiyed the sanction Of the war de
partmsnt and Brown wants 70
spread IL all over the country az a
means OF helping 10 win the war.
Il don't want a cent out OF this. .
he said. II only want everyone Ia
sing 1t and get the spirit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
INFLUENZA WORSE THAN
WAR BASED ON STATISTICS

AS matter Of consolation to the
mother ana father who have given
up their sons to the army, Al Il.
Farmer general agent Of the New
YORK Life Insurance company, las
tGurcs to show that the per cent
OF deaths NJ the battle front is not
80 great as the per cent Of deaths
right here in Tulsa from Influenza.
Death claims paid by the New
York Life Insurance company on
policies OF persons who died OF
influenza and pneumonia in the last
% days has amounted To $4,000
more than the total amount paid to
war victims. he says
Mr.. Farmer said ne had records
to show rhat 2S3 claims amounting
to- $632!973 has been pad during
tho influenza epidemic in the
country. or this amount, $4,000
has been paid TO Oklahoma bcucfi-
Charles. American war losses OF the
company amount to $5Sl,37G, paid
on 233 deaths--and they include the
busitania victims.
Mrs. Farmer says statistics show
that the loss Of life between the
ages OF IS and 50 in the United
States any normal time iS greater
per thousand than during the battle
Of Gettysburg, showing that II is
about as safe to fight az II is 10
stay at home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30

are familiar to the voters OF this
great district.
Mr.. Chandler is not seeking IA re-
turn 10 congress on Il vague program
OF what he proposes to do but Is
standing four square on his record.
which for first term member is
considered remarkaulc 1T fell to his
lot TO be serving his first term when
me United states threw Its weight
IN the scales on the side OF universal
democracy and God given justice to
all nations, large and small. lie was
among the first In congress to Of
Ter his services to ITcsident Wilson
Tor putting over the administration $
war program. lie did so with the
spirit of the immortal Nathan Hale,
whose only regret was he had but
one life to offer to his country"
1t was Chandler. the American.
who rallied to the shield OF the COM
-chicf--W Woodrow Wilson.
The part played by Mr.. Chandler
In the dramatic fight over the Sc
lectlvc draft law In the house Of
representatives, is now a matter OF
history. Congressman julius Kahn
OF California, father OF the draft
law, said Mr. Chandler was one Of
his most trusted and effective lieu
tenants in this contest In the strug-
giles waged over other features Of
President Wilson'S war program, the
First district representative was al
ways found in the forefront and
lined up on the right side.
Although national affairs have en-
gagged the attention Of MIR Chandler
/ to large degree. still he has always
round time to look closely after the
Interests II his district. Numerous
constituents in every county in the
district will attest to the truth Of
this assertion. And he attends To u
matter OF business affecting cor
stltucnt In person instead Of cntrust-
ing II to his private secretary, as
| many congressman are wont to do.
AS MIR. Chandler appears at home
Is also his dcmeanor in Washington.
II is Bert here and Bert there
quiet and unasSuming, every ready
TO lend an ear to the appeal OF a
constituent whether he be democrat,
republican or socialist. lie is big
enough to be representative Of every
man. woman and child in tho dSs-
trict. lie knows no favorites
Big men should he retained in con-
grcss. They command prestige for
their districts, their states, and are
needed in the councils by the ma
tion, particularly in the trying and
eNactng days OF war, and will be
needed In the reconstruction period
that win Immediately follow. Prob
lens will arise after peace has been
accomplished on the settlement OF
which will hinge the destiny of this
nation. No novice or mere partisan
will he welcomed in congress then.
The United States has the right 10
demand services of the best brains at
its command while working out the
problems of reconstruction.
The First congressional district
should feel proud of its representa-
tive. He was big enough to sit in the
councils OF the mighty after the
United States had gone 10 war and is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
SOLDIERS NEED HELP TO
CARE FOR THEIR BONDS

one Of tho problems confronting
tho soldier Is tho disposition OF his
Liberty bonds while In camp and
while fighting. \ letter from Lar
Kin Bailey. n former newspaper re-
porter employed on The World staff,
says that when the men come out OF
battle, they don't haye anything left
~ their belongings A except their
shoe, equipment. and they fire.
quently lose that. and In letter
from another soldier in camp, he
says the following:
I'm the proud owner OF four
Liberty bonds, bought out OF my
loose change since I've been in the
army and | wish ! knew some
system whereby these bosis could
be protected for me. could send
them home. but they wouldn't be
much safer there than In my own
pocket Isn't there some arrange
mcnt a fellow could make In Tulsa
bank whereby these bonds could be
stored away in their vault?
Tulsa bankers suggested when
shown the letter that any bank In
town would be glad to act as "A de
positOry for Liberty bonds for a sol
dlor, but none had made any bid for
the job. because II had not occurred
10 them that any man would fail to
understand that the facilities OF
every institution In the nation Is
open to the soldiers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30

Ugh! Calomel makes you SICK.
It's horrible. Take a dose OF the
dangerous drug tonight and tomor'
row you may lose a days work,
Calomel is mercury OF quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones
Calomel. when It comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into 1t, break
ink II up. This is when you te"i
that awful nausea and crampinE
II YOU are sluggish and 'all knocked
out n your liver is torpid and
bowels constipated or you have
headaches, dizziness, coated tonEu"
n breath is bad or stomach sour
Just try a spoonful OF harmless Dod-
sons Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my Euarantee-Go to any
drug store and get bottle ~ pod-
SOM Liver Tone for a few cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
USE COOPERATIVE PLAN IN
PURCHASING WINTER FEED

In order that there may be plenty
OF feed this winter for raisers OF
dairy cattle, It was concluded at the
meeting, held last night IN tho farm
demonstration room at the court
house, that the Tulsa County Dairy
association would buy It's feed co..
Operatively. The meeting was called
by J. F. Harter. president of the as
sociatiOn. who stated that prices
were too high for each individual to
buy for himself and that better prices
could he gotten by buying in greater
quantities than each man as an in
dividual could afford to.
Mr.. Harter has made an invest ga
ton Of all the different kinds Of
feeds that are best to use in winter
ing dairy cattle and has their prices
at his finger ends. ON his suggestion
two carloads of barley were ordered,
which will be distributed among the
dairymen and ratio to their part in
the financial arrangement
To foresee is the duty OF states
men.