davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
,srarn Wydzia11 Narodowego.

Wydza prasowy Delegacyi Polske Konerency Pokojo
wei W Paryzu kabuje Wydziaiowi Narodowemu:
Paryz g. czerwca Rekyfacya granic korzyse Neec
obemuje ma p61nocy oprcz cze oegu Lebora przznane
go maja Polsce tkze may zie Prs zachodnch iano
wce pas wyeiety zacho eym brzeu Zarnowec
Tracy pas zem zduz n kolei zeazne cd Pity do Zotowa
takze dalei ma poocy Frdland Steinbor enczonh Me
enc Tacy teyoryum medzy granica Ponaskego
a rzeka Baryczem
Zyskuemy natomast ponocno zachodnia Geese okregu
po granic poocna au Esenbruk Zysujemy ro
wnez oregu Wee Geese pofozona ponie cd Notec Zy
sjemy wkocu teyoyany saka srodkowego wscod
cd Medzyboza sysow Namyowa lecz obemujacy Rychtal
to bez plebiscytu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
Kronika Chica&Oska.

pnr. 3l14 N. California ave. Zbrod
ME udaremnila przytomnoSc umy
.tu odwaga pracownikow BAN
kowych. Rabusie uciekli kwlt-
klein.
Gdy rabusie weszli do banku u
zbrojeni, jeden Mich przystapil
do okienka kasyera w. J. ImmIa
kaza} mu podac pieniadze. I'm
mel ma to zamiast sic do zadania
zastosowac nastawii alarm. Pan
ny c. Immel i NJ. Lietieg, steno-
grafistki, takze zachowaiy przy-
tomnosc umysiu, i jedna zatele-
fonowa}a do policyi, a druga ma
stawi}a drugi alarm. Rabusie, Wi
dzac re sic moga dostac w pu}ap-
ke, wybiegli i wsiedli do wielkie-
60 zielonego automobile. Immel
wybiegi "a mimi rewolwerem i
scigaf ich do nastepnej ulicy, po-
sy}ajac "a mimi kilka kul. Rabu-
sic znikli.
- Wlamywacze rozbili kase W
skiadzie wiktuaiow P. 6. Eilersa,
pnr. 1903 w. Van Buren ul., i
zabrali niej $40, pomineli So
W aparacie kasowym'
- Policya re stacyi Town Hall
ubieglej nocy otoczyla teatr mi
gawkowy Chateau, przy rogu u
lie Broadway i Grace, i uje}a czte
rech osobnikow podejrzanych O
obrabowanie kasy ogniotrwa}ej.
Sa to: w. J. Mason, II n. Ada
ul., J. Thomas White, E. Zakary
i R. Bergeron, wszyscy.z wszy-
scy z pnr. 3l6 S. State ul.
- Wczoraj wieczorem siedzia}
ma lawce W parku Jacksona re
swa iona W.. Deshtelets, zam.
pnr. 8120 S. Ada ul. Naraz zja-
wilo sic dwoch dragalow i grozac
i'm rewolwerem, zabrali Deshte-
letsowi $50 W gotowce.
- Gdy J. Hovorkas, pnr.
21OO S. California ave., stall ma 70
gu ulic Ashland ave. 21szej ul.,
czekajac ma tramwaj, zblizylo sic
do niego trzech bandytow, kto-
rzy ograbili go $32 W gotowce
, ztotego zegarka, wartosci SIS.
p. ALBRIGHT, Z pnr. 111S N.
California ave., aresztowany 20
stall, gdy ni6si kilka pudelek cy-
gar. Ma stacyi .przyznai sic, re
obrabowai wyszynk P. Wendla,
pnr. 2131 S. Wabash ave-, i re
wspolnikiem jego by} F. Myers,
byiy BARTENDER W tynze wy
szynku.
z RADY MIEJSK1EJ.
= Rada miejska wczoraj przy-
jela rezolucye, polecajaca depar-
tamentowi zdrowia, azeby odwo-
1ai zakaz palenia ma kolejach g6r-
nych, ktory wydano W roku &c
szlym podczas epidemii irruen-
zy. Ia rezolucya giosowaio 4s al
dermanow, przeciw niej IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
POLACY ZAWARLI ZAWIE-
SZENIE BRONI z UKRAIN-
CANT.

Paryz. "a. czerwca. - Depesza
z Warszawy donosi, re pomiedzy
Polakami i Ukraihcami, ,walcza--
cymi ma froncie galicyjskim wo-
iyhskim, zostaio podpisane "a
wieszenie broni.
Pomiedzy Polakami a Rumu--
nami stanai uk}ad, ma podstawie
ktorego armia zadnej re stron
kontraktujacych ME ma prawa
przekraczac rzeki Dniestru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
FEDERACYA PIRACY NDOR
SUE STRAJK TELEGRA-
FISTOW.

Atlantic City, N. j., L4 cZerW-
ca. - Amerykanska Federacya
Piracy jednomyslnie indorsowafa
wczoraj strajk telegrafist6w, o.
raz przeprowadziia rezolucye. do
magajaca sic czterdziesto cztero
godzinnej piracy tygodniowo. Ma
mocy rezolucyi W sprawie straj-
ku telegrafist6w, prezydent Fede
racyi Samuel Gompers ma sic u
dac do Waszyngtonu i zazadae
cd poczmistrza generalnego Bur
lesona ably tych samych koncesyi,
jake przyzna, telefonistom udzie
III takze telegrafistom pracuJacyrn
dla kompanii, bedacych pod kon-
trola rzadowa. Udzielenie tych
koncesyi zakohczy, wedlug opinii
urzednikow Federacyi, strajk.
lime rezolucye przyjete wczo-
raj domagaja sic ably zniesiono
rezerwe policyjna, utworzona z
zo}nierzy amerykahskich W uni
formach, pefniacych specyalna
siuzbe podczas strajku w Tole-
do, Ohio; ably wszelkie koszta "a
zaprowadzenie ulepszen ma Ii
mach kolejowych przez Rad 20
staly zwrocone przez kompanle
kolejowe, tudziez, ably milestone
ustawe zabraniajaca robotnikom
kolejowym brania udziaiu W poll
tyce przy czem podkreslono, ze
rozkaz dyrektora W tel sprawie
ogranicza Amerykanom przywile
je zagwarantowane prawem oby-
watelstwa.
Pomiedzy innemi rezolucyami,
ktore odrzucono, byla rezolucya,
przedlozona przez delegatow z
Seattle, domagajaca sic, ably kon'
wencya jednog5osnie opowiedzia
Ia sic "a prohibicya. Nadto przy.
jeto rodzaj memoryaiu, nawoiu-
jacego wszystkich bylych zolnie-
rzy i marynarzy do bronienia sic
przeciw eksploatacyi niepatryo--
tycznych pracodawcow.
WoJNA KosZTUJE AMERY.
KE PRZESZLO IA MILIAR-
DOW DOLAROW.
Washington, "a czerwca. ~
Wydatki departamentu vojny Cd
czasu wypowiedzenia wojny do
pierwszego czerwca 1919 wyno-
sza $l4,544,610,213 - oswiadczyi
sekretarz Baker, zeznajac ma prze
sluchach specyalnego 'kornitetu
Izby, inwestygujacego dziaial-
nosci departamentu wojny. Z po-
sunny Department. wojny
wydal ST 1893, ,7S7, 1884 ma materya-
ly rozmaite, zakupione dla ekspc-
dycyi amerykanskiej W Europe.
SZKocYA PROSI AMERYKF
o POMOC w WALCE o
AUTONOMIE.
Nowy York, "a czerwca. - Sc
kretarz Ligi Highland Land"
G. ]. Bruce, oraz jej skarbnik J.
A. NJ. Bruce, rozpoczna W tym
tygodniu kampanie W Ameryce,
majaca ma celu zmuszenie Anglii
do udzielenia Szkocyi autonomii.
.Ameryka moze pieniadzmi to
samo uczynic dla Szkocyi, co u,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
zaWieSzenie BrOni POIak6W zUkraiiCami.
Armia DaudOPrzyWTdcenia MonaTchi W Niemczech.
Nismcy WznaWiaja Walka I EstoielykamI,
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
KAZIMIERZ LUBOMIRSKI
w PARYzU.

Paryz, "a. czerwca. - Potwier-
dza sic tn wiadomoSc, o zamiano,
waniu ksiecia Kazimierza Lubo-,
mirskiego poslem republiki pol
skiej W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Ksiaze Lubomirski bawi obecnie
w przejezdzie do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych w Paryzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
MILITARYSCI NIEMIEcCY
DAzA DO PRzYwRoCENIA
MONARCHII.

Londyn, "a. czerwca. - Tele-
gram z Berlina donosi, re tamtej-
sly dziennik Die Freiheit" publ
kuje i omawia plan stronnictwa
rojalistyczno militarnego przy-
wrocenia monarchii w Mem
czech. Wedle tych rewelacyi ge-
neral Lettow Vorbeck jest W sta
ME dostarczyc i pozyskac dla te-
go celu dostatecznie silna armie,
aby przeprowadzic zamach sta
nu i obalic rzady republikaiskie
Ma on sformowac dwie armie, z
ktorych jedna miaiaby przepro--
wadzit operacye W Berlinie, a
druga zaatakowac Polsks.
General Lettow Vorbeck zu-
pelnie jasno podobno oswiadcza,
re caiy ten plan, wcale ME jest
skierowany przeciwko Aliantom,
a tylko przeciwko rzadowi, W kto
rym jedna najwazniejszych rol
gra minister wojny Noske.
Paryz, ID. czerwca. = Wojsko-
We wladze tutejsze otrzymaly in
formacye, ktore wskazuja ma to,
IL kontrrewolucyjne elementy w
Niemczech przygotowuja sic do
czynnego wystapienia przeciwko
obecnemu rzadowi. Die Kreuz
Zeitung" donosi, re W caiych
Niemczech coraz bardziej szerzy
sic ruch, majacy ma celu obalenie
obecnego rzadu i wprowadzenie
nilitarnej dyktatury.
SZTAB NIEMIECKI GROZI
REZYGNACYA.
Berlin, "a. czerwca. = General
Maercker, komendant wojsk
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, "a czerwca: Naro
dzenie sw. Jana.
Jutro, sroda, 25 czerwca: Sw
PrOspera Biskupas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
PODDAJA SIZE z ARO-
GANCYA.

Paryz, "a. czerwca. - w or
naimieniu decyzyi ,rzadu niemie-
ckiego w sprawie bezwzglsdnego
poddania sig Aliantom przyje-
Ga podyktowanych przez Mich
warunk6w pokojowych, DIR. Ha-
mel Won Haimhausen, obecny
przewodniczacy niemieckiej dele
gacyi pokojowej, nadeslai nasts-
puiace pismo do premiera Gle
menceau:
Minister spraw zagranicz-
nych polecii mi zakomunikowac
Waszej Ekscellencyi, co naste-
puje:
Rad republiki niemieckiet
widzi przykrem zdumieniem z
ostatniego komunikatu rzadow a
Iianckich sprzymierzonych mo-
carstw, ze rzady te Postanowify
sila wydrzec cd Niemiec przyJe-
Gle warunk6w pokojowych, / to
takich nawet, kt6re ME przyno-
szac materyaluej loorzySci Allan
tom, maja ma celu shanbienie ME
nieckego narodu.
laden akt gwaitr ME moze
naruszyc honoru narodu niemiec-
liego. Nar6d niemiecki Po okrop-
rvch ofiarach, poniesionych W cia
gu lat ostatnich, ME posiada Srod
k6w do obrony siebie ma zew-
natrz.
,,Sksaniajac sic pred przemo-
ca i rezerwujac sobie na razie pra-
wo do wlasnego poglsdu ma te ME
slvchana niesprawiedliwosc wa
runk6w pokojowych, rad niernie
ckiei republiki oswiadcza, ze jest
got6w podpisae narzucone rnn
warunki pokojowe.
,,Prosze przyjse zapewnienla
mego wysokiego powazania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24

Dokonezenie ma stronicy 6Ja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
Izba Posl6w Modyfikuje Projekt Spra-
wieKonfiskaty TrunkowAlkoh koholicnych
O RZADOWA K0NTR0LE RZEZALN.
Kr6tleie Wiador,o6ci ne Stolicy Kraju.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

czynila dla Irlandv7', m6wH p.
Bruce, po wyladowaniu z psrow-
ca. yBed1iemy sic starat udowod
mic prawodawcom amerykanskim,
re W proponowaneI konstytucyi
Ligi Narodow powinno bye "a
mieszczone prawo, moca kt6rego
kazde wielkie mocarstwo, mSjace
W granicah swych odrebna lud-
nose, ma obowiazek udzielic tel.
re ludnosci - o lie jest ona ME.
zadowolona rzadow naczelnego
narodu - prawa do utworzenia
swej w}asnej armii, tudziez dat
jej samorzad.
rNaszem zadaniem jes. polo.
Eye koniec dominacyi anglo teu-
tonskich Saksonow mad Celtami.
Nasza meta jest ME ty1ko zadanie
autonomii dla Szkocyi, ale takze
zwrotu wielkich obszar6w ziemi,
odebranych ludowi przez sziach.
te angielska innych wielkich
w}ascicieli posiadiosci W Szko-
cyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
LOTNICY AMERYKANSCY
w DRODZE DO DOMU.

Nowy York, "a marca. - A
merykanski Klub Awiatyczny
czyni goraczkowe przygotowania
ma przyjecie lotnikow amerykan-
skich - zalog aeroplanow INC.
q" oraz INCL. - kt6rzy pierw.
81 dokonaG przelotu przez Allan.
tyk, kt6rzy So obecnie W drodze
do Ameryki ma parowcu .Zep-
pei" Okret ten ma zawinaG do
tutejszego portu dis, aFbo jutro.
Prezydent Klubu poprosil komi.
sarza dokow Hulberta, ably prze.
wodniczyl komitetowi przyjec, "
ktorego skiad wchodza nastepu.
jace osoby: Admiral Bradley A.
Fisk, kapitan Robert A. Bartlett,
porucznik w. B. Peabody, porucz
mix c. T. Kuhl, porucznik C. H.
Payne, porucznik J. w. N. Ri.
chardson, porucz. J. M. Corbett.
A. Post, oraz major Harley z A.
storia, Oregon.
PRzYJEc1E ,PREzYDENTA"
IRLANDYI w NoWYM
YORKU.
Washington, "a czerwca.
E. De Valera, pierwszy ,,prezy-
dent" republiki irlandzkiej, poraz
pierwszy do swego przyjazdu do
Ameryki przedstawis sic publice
amerykahskiej. Ma kilka godzin
pred przybyciem jego do hotelu
Waldorf Astoria tiumy ludzi wy
czekiwaly 60 W westybulu hore-
lowym ma zewnatrz budynku, a
gdy nadjezdzas, witano go jake
szampiona narodu irlandzkiego,
jako bohatera. CisneIi sic tez ku
MENU rodacy, chcac uscisnac mu
dion.
w westybulu .hotelowym przy
jeli go irlandzcy przywodcy ru.
chu wolnosciowego, ktory nieje.
den miesiac przesiedzieli W vie.
zieniu Ia to, ze sm;el: podniest
swoj gios W obronie swego ludu
De Valera przyjaf nastepnie pred
stawicieli prasy amerykanskiej,
przemowiwszy do licznei rzeszS
Dokonezenie ma stronicy 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-24
ALIANCKIE WOJSKA DO
GDANSKA.

Paryz, "a. czerwca. - Naiwvz.
sza Rada Aliantow dla spraw mi
litarnych i marynarskich zebraia
sic wczoraj, celem przedyskuto--
wanna planu wyslania do Gdahska
wojsk alianckich, ktoreby tam Ia
stapily zoinierzy polskich i ME
mieckich.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
TAKE SALTS TO
Flush. KIDNEYS
r - 5'st4 iSt:-.-- 49, : - Z tsasa tt4e,
Eat Less Meat II You Feel
Backachy or Have Blad-
= 20 szss der Trouble Tpgt 81

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the Kidneys in their
efforts to filter Il. from the system.
Regular eaters Of meat must flush the
Kidneys occasionally. You must re-
lieve, them like you relieve your bow
els, removing al The acids, waste and
poison else yo,i fael. duh misery
In the kidney region, sharp pains In
the back or sick headache, dizziness,
your stomach sours, tongue Is coated
and when the weather Is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full OF sediment: The chan
nelssoften- get irritsted, obliging you
to get up two Or three times during
the night. s'.s ess&'
= To neutralizs these irritating acids
and flush of the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces OF Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take d table
spoonful in q glass Of water before
breakfast for q few days and your
kidneys will then act fne and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous salts
is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
has been used FOR generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish Kidneys and
stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts is
inexpensive; harmless and makes q
delightful effervescent Whitewater
drink which millions Of men and
women take now and thsn, thus avoid.
ing serious kidney, snd Bladder dis
S0sSsft 4srftvryvyy Ftss.1 s,,..-zs.t 4, = = ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
MINNESOTA BANS DISLOYAL BADGE.

badge Of anarchy will longer faunt its def in
the faces of the loyal patriotic Americans of Minnesota
thing of the past in challenging the history and laws Of the
nation legislature has set its seal of
upon the which the crimson banner from public
Enemies of government and those Of anti lean
ngs have emblem used in the ranks of the boil
shev radicals of Europe who knew aught but strife
order wanton murder They sought to
their nearous propaganda this country but discovered that
America for Americans and not sordid lot of alien
enes and their sympathizers .a.%ss.z
If the Stars Stripes the flag for those within the
borders United States they should be depoed to their
country placed where their activities will be securely
subdued. .ss Ia $1@ q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
MOTOR CORPS WILL BE MAINTAINED.

The bill creating corps permanent factor Of
the passed both the house and senate Of Minnesota
and will become law. a5 s=. #.#ss
met considerable opposition from labor lead
ers and nonpaan members of the legislature but finally
weathered minute the members Of the national guard
regiments recently organized in the twin cities and the south
portion of the state welded their hammer against the b
arguing that it would reduce the o, the
inenty The regiments away in the southern part
the state maintained the would
have northern Minnesota without the slightest protection N
of disaster The motor Of the state been
great value during the period and has rendered
Invaluable many The biennial Of Ad
juan Rnow compliments the Of the state high
w. and its time of the forest fire cannot be
highly commended. s S.zfEag4g - s.. sss
We have issue to take with those guard officials who
opposed but is needed and Bemd knows
does the northern part of the state know
is needed ..@~,v<'. += Egt@as assy @-,<-g.x%m=
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
NO ROOM FOR BoLsHEvlsT PRINCIPLES

has neither place for bolshevs princi
ples It retains it's traditions country where man is
protected in his property rights and the worker confirmed
in possession of what he has toied to procure -
Boshevism advocates taking away all property from the
who have and turning to the who have not
From their point of view existence is tremendous grab IN
which the and advantage are all side OF the
boshevist = *'-a4
United States system which dspenses utterly
with law, order government religion property rights and
social welfare >~%~7t@ -~"@ n
protest. has efecualy checked all further at
tempt the Minnesota memorial constructed at the Uni
versty Minnesota That it should be- Why favor
special institution great to the people for memorial
honored dead? The capitol is the place
for such tribute. '@'$-3&' @a3>- @#a*sa@Es
McGarry of Walker has introduced bill in the
senate change the of Crooked lake, between Cas
Wing counties to Lake Roosevelt In the vicinity OF
Bemd there weird for lakes for instance
Bootleg lake. t @~.-' .4axEa~@ .sySEs- &
If railroad wages keep up shall have aristoc
racy of wealth in which Pullman porters possessing yachts
and brakemen owning Packard will figure 8fs# =
-o-- -
In the questions and answers column of Duluth news
paper reader asked what is ground hog? and the reply
"woodchuck." 1t is also sausage 1. s52
probably when President Wilson behed the surags
that he first fully realized he again his dear native
shore. .Naz Es2o& saf1r1 7r,a7-@ss.gs3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
FOR HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

The new Cecil B. DeMilie Aircraft
picture, Don't Change Your Hus-
band" which is to be displayed at
the Elko theatre Wednesday and
Thursday, Is q; photoplay of such
deep Psychological interest that 1t
will repay. all husbands and wives to
sec il. IT. you have seen Mr.. De-
Miles picture sold Wives for New. -
you will find this companion picture
amply worth. you while. r. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
A T TIL E
T He A I E X S
REX THEATRE--roNIGHT

The twelfth episode Of The Lure
of the Circus. starring Eddie Polo.
will be shown at the Rex tonight, the
feature being THE Strange Escape"
In the principal bill will be saan that
favorite actresses, Ruth Clifford, In
one OF her latest successes.
There will also be a comedy fea-
sture. making an interesting Monday
night bill. VI ss 's- ' '-7F.a4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
ELKO TONIGHT.

Z. 1.-THE Beloved Imposter," the Vita
graph Blue Ribbon feature, which
will be seen In the Elko theatre to-
night and Tuesday presents Gladys
Leslie In fascinating and most 5un-
usual love story. She Is . debntante
who wagers that she can soften the
heart of a woman hatsr," though
she wins she. loses, It lisa love story,
of course, hut carefully. developed, ls
fascinating, and the action Is fast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
WIN. s. HART At GRAND.

Now and again In a William s..
Hart picture the friction gets too
close even for gun-play. and It's then
that you see this great wv estern actor
at work with his bare lists. " s.Ssss'
In 1.-THE border Wireless" which
comes to, the Grand, Wednesday and
Thursday. he shows one way Of can
ming the kaiser. or at least those who
do the kaiser's dirty work. ....1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
GREAT WEEK REX.

On Wednesday, Frank Keenan,, .
prime favorite Of Hemfdti theatre
.goers. will be seen at the Rex In The
Midnight Stage. 49,. y ss43 4
@ On Thursday, John barrymore Will
be seen in FRA tiles, - state right
production VI .s...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-03
a,RAND T0NIGHT.

Dorothy Dalton was Hard Boiled"
the villagers said, because she was 4
show girl. But she proved
that she had heart when It came
to q question OF fooling an old skin
flint hypocrite 70 save the home Of
her i,enefactress. . 81, 3 q 8 fstsss9Et
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-16
THREE ILLICIT STILLS CAPTURED BY DEPUTY REVENUE COLLECTORS
Large Quantity of Mash and Whisky Destroyed in Raid by Officers.
 Defendants Brought Here

Steve Wadsworth, Hansley Wads- worth, Bob Thomas, Elmore Thomas, Lon Snyder and Will Snyder were ar rested and 2000 gallons of beer and a quantity of whisky was destroyed by L. M. Ellison, deputy internal revenue collector, last week when he raided three illicit stills near Oneonta and B1ountsville
 Thursday MT. Ellison raided a still at 'the home of Steve and Hansley Wadsworth, which was located in the cellar and was in operation when the officers appeared Ten gallons of whisky and 1000 gallons of beer were seized and poured out. Friday the still alleged to have been owned by Bob Thomas, Elmore Thomas and Lon Snyder was captured and a large quantity of beer was destroyed A few hours later Will Snyder was arrested while operating still just six miles north of Blountsville and a quantity of beer and liquor poured out. MT. Eli son was assisted in making these raids by Sheriff c. F. Nation.
 Warrants for these men were sworn out yesterday afternoon before Kenneth Charlton, United States commissioner and the men who are now in the One onta jail will be brought to Birming- ham tomorrow and allowed to make bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-16
Services for Men Only at St. Andrews
 for Lenten Season

series of services for men only will be conducted during the balance of the Lenten season at the St. Andrews Epis- copal church. Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street. south, the first of these services to be held tomorrow night.
 Four lectures have been arranged. one for each of the next four. Monday nights the subject for tomorrow night being: "The Church in Reconstruction" Dr. Courtney w. Shropshire, president of the Jefferson County Medical association. will be the lecturer
 Other lectures arranged are: Monday March 2t: The Church and the Re. turned Soldier Rev. A. Grady Harris. pastor of the Second Presbyterian church
 Monday, March 31: ''The Church and Industry James R. McWane, president Of the American Cast Iron Pipe com pany. 3.
 Monday April :: Worship anc Works.Y Rt. Rev II. J. Mikell. D. D. bishop of Atlanta.
 The lectures will he held in St. An dicw's schuroh beginning promptly at s o'clock.
 The speakers Tor the first three subjects are all well known in Birmingham, ana Dr. Mikell, who will deliver the fourth lecture, is a national figure in Epis- copal church affairs, and has the repu tation ofibeing fine public speaker
 No admission charge will be made for these lectures to which all men, re- gardless of their church affiliations are invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-16
SMALL CHILD HAS A
 NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY STREET CAR
Little Girl, Knocked Under Moving Street Car, Crawls Out and Escapes With Few
 Minor Injuries

After being knocked under a Tide water street car, at Fifty-ninth street and Underwood avenue Bernice Pat terson, the little 2-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Patterson, 5911 Second avenue, escaped death yester- day afternoon about o'clock by crawling out from under the car nn- aided
 The little girl, with others. was play ing on the highway, and evidently did not see the approaching car, as she ran in front of it and was knocked down. The motorman threw on the brakes, but the car hit the child and knocked her under the car. back of the front wheels. Before the car had completely stopped the little girl backed herself from under it, and es- capped with a few bruises. She was carried to her home and a physician called, but as far as could be ascer- tained her injuries were slight. The father of the child stated last night that owing to her fretfulness through the night that the physician would make an X-ray examination this morn ing to ascertain whether or not any bones had been fractured.