davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
Wyleczylem lego Rupture.

DoStaiem ciezka rupture przez pod
niesienie kufra kilka lat temu. Lekarze
p~owiedzieli re tylko przez operacye mo-
ge bye wyleczony. Pasy ME pomogiy
mi wcale. Nareszcie znalazlem cos kto-
re ME wyleczyio predko ! kompletnte.
Lata przesziy I ruptura nigdy ME wro-
CHA, chociaz wykonuje cieska robots
ciesielska. Me byio tadnej operacyt, ME
.straciiem zadnego cZasu, be adnego
kiopotu. Me sprzedaje ME, lecz dam
wan kompletne intornacye co do wy
ieczenia ruptury. jezeli napiszecle do
mnie. Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter, $50
z. Marcellus ave.. Manasauan y. J. Wy
tnijcIe TO zawladomienie l pokazcie je
innym ktorZy clerpia ma rupture, moBe-
Gle zachowac komus zycie lub przynaj-
mniej zaprzestac cierpienie spowodo-
wane rupture 1 kiopot l niebezpieczen-
silva o~peracyl, (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
PAM PADEREWSKA BLAGA
Q POMOc OLA. zOLNIERZY
POLSKICH.

Paryz, 80. stycznia. - PAM Pa
dcTewska, iona slawnego pianisty,
a ooecnie premiera rzadu polskie
go, wyatala wzruszajaca prosbe
90 Komitetu Narodowego Pol
skiego w Paryzu.
Media .polskich zo{nierzy tu--
TAI w .Warszawie jest niewypo--
wiedziana, mowi pani Paderew--
ska. Rarni zolnierze re Lwowa w
szpitalu Ujazdowskim krzycza z
g}cdu, a niema niczego ola Mich.
Pcmoc must nadejSc natychmiast.
,,Wysylam przeto przez was de
pcaze do Chicago, proszac o fun
dusz stutysieczny ola polskich zo4
aierzy i ich rodzin. Urzadzamy
Eantyny ola zoinierzy i dajemy
IN mcziiwie najlepsza opieke."
DOKTOR DAVIS z CHICAGO
JEDZIE DO PoLSKI.
Paryz, 80. stycznia. - DR.. H.
!. Davis = Chicago, ktory przez
Let 10 byi d~yrektOrem szpitala
rsychopatycznego W tenn miescie,
aaznaczony zostai czionkiem mi
syi Czerwonego Krzyza do Polski
uda sic do tego kraju wkrotce
"a sgescio-miesieczna .siuzbe. DR..
Davis wiaSnie powrocil do Parry
"a 20 sicdmio-tygodniowym po--
tycie w Trewirze, gdzie dopoma-
1a} glownie amerykanskim jen-
com. powracajacym z Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
o I DOMINIA BRY.
TYJSKIE w OPOZYCYI.

Paryz, 80. stycznia. - Decyzys
brytyjskiego gabinetu wojenne-,
so w sprawie poparcia planu pre-
zydenta Wilsona internacyonali,
zacyi kolonii niemieckich, spoty'
ka sic z tax silna opozycya domi'
riow brytyjskich a zwiaszcza Al
stralii, re egzystencya brytyjskie,
60 imperyum jest zagrozona. ia
ponia takze protestuje zapowia,
Ga, re ME zmieni swego stanowi.
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
FAB BOIL?

NANVENON
Komfort.
Naturalnie Re Dol ustal. Must sniknac,
Doniswraz ..E-Z Tooth Filler" zaplom-
buje otwor. ME dopusci powietrza, u
smierza nerwy / ME zostawi przyczy-
ny do bolu.
Me lest to bynajmniej t~ymczasowa
nigga, lecz ~rzeczywiste zaplombowante
ze6a'N ktore potrwa tygodnie i miesiace.
AZ dacie sobie FAB ma dobre zaplombo-
wnc. U mozecie tax jak innymi re
ham. Kazdy moze TO uzyc. Zabierze
fylko chwIIke cz2su do prZy4ozenia.
E-Z Tooth Filler Jest ma sprzedaz u
waszego ~aptekarza po 25c "a butelke
Inb prZyslemy wprost DO otrZymaniu
csnu Cbas. A. Bertram Drug Co.. 3411
L-io- AZ Chica go.
Ma sprredaz ! rskomendowany W Chi-
cago przsz na~stepujace apteki ! skfa.
Az sepacoaneltowe: w. A. Wteooldt
tnS Ca C. Ltriaing and Co, g. r. Wal
xreen and Co, seth and Cottage Grove
Ave. Schmidt and Bros, 1-sza l Cot
age Grove. Otto j. Hartwig. Mbswau-
rec Western, L. Klein. Halsted. 14-th
LIBERTY NJ, Geo. KARI, North avenue
Halsted ul., John j.. Chwatal, 1855 W.
sznf St. Economical Drug Co.. l22 n.
itate u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
Paryz, z stYcznia, 1919.

Paryz, Z stycznia, 1919.
Drodzy Rodzice i zono: - Me
watpliwie myslicie o mnie i o
tenn, co teraz porabiam. Przydzie-
lono mic ma czionka komisyi po-
kojowej amerykahskiej, ktorej po
ruczono sprawe polska!
Przypuszczam, re w nicdfugim
czasie wyrusze do Polski, i to ma
koszt rzadu amerykahskiego. So
DE, re najpicrw pojade do We'd
MIA, potem do Krakowa, Warsza-
wy i Poznania. Otoz widzicie co
czeka cziowieka, ktory INA swej
jezyk ojczysty; ktorego sic ME
wstydzi. Jutro bede sig widzias Z
drem Fronczakiem. Jak wiecie,
Jest on czionkiem Polskiego Ma
czelnego Komitetu tutaj w Parry
zu i prawdopodobnie bedzie czlon
klein zawiadajacym PREY stole
Pokoju. Niedawno temu przejez-
dzalem przez doing rzeki Mar
ne,y. ktora kilka mieSiecy temu
byia widowiskiem najzazartszych
walk, a teraz Jest jednym wiel--
kim obszarem zalanym woda
wskutek ciaglych deSzczow w O.
statnim miesiacu. Wiadomosc o
Smierci Roosevelta bardzo PREY
kre wrazenie ma mnie wywarla.
Szkoda, re ME dozyi pokoiu spra-
wionego przez PREF. Wilsona.
Koncze, jutro napisze do was OBJ
szerniejszy list.
Wasz S. L. Kozakiwiecz, MD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
PRZECIW FE.
DERALNEJ KONTROLI


Chicagoska Izba Handlowa
Jest przeciwna dalszej k~ontroli
pszenicy przez Rad %federalny, jak
rGwniez dalszej gwarancyi ceny
pszenicy, kt6ra W roku biezacym
kosztowat bedzie $1,25o,0OO,OOo
gdyz lyle wynosi r6Anlca pomie-
dzy panujqca cena pszenicy a
cena, gwarantowana przez Rad
farmerom. LAX wiadomo, cena
-gwarantowana, uchwalona przez
kongres podczas wojny ola po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30

.Juz by}a p6lnoc. gdy Monroe
ukohczyf swa druga historye i
wtedy jeszcze ami adwokaci ami
urzednicy policyjni ME wiedzieli,
ktorq uznac "a prawdziwa. gdyz
nawet w swej pierwszej historyi
Monroe poda} take szczego}y o
zalb6jstwie, III m6gE o Mich VIE
dziec tylko naoczny Swiadek.
W}adze So jednak pewnc, &c
majq pod dozorem ~"ptaszka"
1,t6rego ME tax wczeSnie wypu-
SEGA ma wolnoSc. w ciqgu swej
drugiej history Monroe opowie-
dzia}, re diva ray by} karany vie
zieniem "a napaSc kryminalna, re
byl takze karany "a dezercye z
arnii amerykahskiej pred kilku
latv, re niedawno temu znOw de-
zertowal Z armii amerykatlskiel
i re obecnie jest poszukiwany pod
zarzutem okradzenia fryzyera W
f. St. Louis re 800.
Wykryto dodatkowe dowody,
re w. F. Winsauer, szofer make
ra Chapina, mic ME miai wsp6l-
nego re zabiciem panny McDo--
Maid. Wypuszczono 60 ma VOL
nose.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30

w Archangielsku do przeslania
do Paryza note, w ktorej wyka--
zuje fizyczna ! moralna niemozli-
woSc odbycia konferencyi Z boil
szewikami.
Omsk, 80. stycznia. - Propo-
zycya Aliant6w ! Ameryka w
sprawie konferencyi reprezentan-
tow Rosy ma morzu Marmora,
poddana bedzie pred rad w
Omsku pod dyskusye przedstawi
cieli rozmaitych rosyjskich stron-
n;ctw w Syberyi.W miedzyczasie
rad ~postanawia pchnac ptzec'w
bolszewikom Gala siie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
ANGLIA WRoCI HISZPA.
MI

Paryz, 80. stycznia. - Stosow-
ME do gazety L'Intransigeant
Anglia zgodzi}a sic zwr6cit Hisz-
panli Gibraltar "a ustepstwa ma
rzecz Anglii w Afryce. Gibralta.
pozostawal w rekach Arglii cd
roku 1904.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
o

Podfug uchwaiy przyjetej ma
posiedzeniu Dyrektor6w Spoiki
Wydawnictwa Polskiego dnia "a
stycznia. 1919 r. RocZNE ZE-
BRANIE
Sow SPoLKI
CTWA PoLSKIEGo w CHI
CAGO. ILL. odbedzie sic w sro-
de, dnia 5-go lutego, 1919 r., o
godz. S-ciej popo}udniu, W budyn-
ku Spoiki pod nr. 1455 West Di-
vision utica, w Chicago, Ill.
KS. FIR. GORDON, c. R.,
Sekretarz.
4lut.
TELEGRAMY PoLSKIE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30

ezasem Polacy i Ukraihcy walcza
o Galicye wschodnia. Walcza TAX
re Polacy ma po4nocy z bolszewi-
kami.
ARMIA CZESKO = SLOWAC-
KA ZAJMIE SLASH WSCHo-
DNI.
Londyn, 80. stycznia. - Pre-
zydent czesko-s}owackiej republi-
Ii Masaryk zapowiedziai w urze-
dowej nocie, przesianej tutaj
przez depesze iskrowa z Warsza-
wy, re wojska czesko-s4owackie
zajma Slask wschodni. Zaprzecza
rownoczesnie. jakoby wojska A
liantow brady udziai W tel wypra-
vic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
KOSZTA WOJENNE WEI
KIEJ

Londvn. 90, stycznia. - =.r Z
II. Holden o~SwiadczyI ma zebra
niu wczorajSzem bankierow, &c
koszta wojenne Wielkiej Bryta--
iii wynosza $40, $40, 600, 900, l.
czego ma pozyczki ola sprzymie--
rzenc6w przypada $5,535,O00 900,
Koszta niemieckie wynosza $38.-
75O.O00,0 900, z czego Niemcv Wv
pozyczyfy swym sprzymierzen-'
com sume $2,25O,Ooo, 900.
z WALK w PORTUGALH.
Paryz, 80. stycznia. - Wojska
republikahskie W Portugalii "a,
daia coraz to MOVE kleski monar
chistom. Ostatnio odebraiy Z ict
rak diva miasta: Mondego i O.
seal Godres i posuwaja sic W
kierunku Mangual de Gard. VIE
kie silly ochotnikow ida ma pol
noe, gdzie jeszcze monarchisc
trzymaja sic SLIME,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
List z Francyii.

Ponizej podajemy list Cd dra
Stani{awa Kozakiewicza, czion-
ka armii amerykahskiej we Fran
cyl:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
I ON

uarodowego. Powazni fabrykanci
" Westialii interesuja sic bardzo
tym planem. Wilhelm pisai po--
Gobno do Eberta. re PrzyJafby
jakakoiwiek rezydencye W Mem
czech, Ebert jednak odpowiedziai
re moze to tylko zrobic zgroma-
dzenie narodowe.
Londyn, 80 stycznia. = Gene
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
PoLSKIE.

tDokohcrenie re STRONGLY %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-30
AVE
AT u ST.

Czarny atlas M suk--
ME, 80 cali szeroki, do
bre chamois wykohczenie
spec. jard 10
DO ........
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

 will bloom in lovely new ap- parel Easter day if you leave it to us.
 Just come to the fifth floor and let us show you these little outfits:
 Chambray Dresses.
 Japanese Crepe Dresses.
 Checked Gingham.
 Linens in pretty plain colors. PIaids.
 Most of these Dresses have bloomers to match, are trim med in the daintiest styles imaginable, also srn oCked. some have separate smocked blouses. 9Sc to S12.
 Children's exquisite Organdie Dresses in lavender, pink, blue and white; fairy-like models for party dresses and silk slips. in the most adorable styles, $50 to SIS.
 Fifth Floor.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Studebaker six, excel- lent running condition. Will sell for
 S675. M. Irving Jester, IS Main, Tel. 2109. 3-2S-1
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
SERVICE NEWS COLUMN

Do you need work? If you are discharged soldier or sailor the use of the column below is offered to you free of charge. See that your quali- fications are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, as proof of service. Employers are urged to get in touch with tho advertisers in this column by mail, through the Herald Office.
 sample-John Jones, age 27. former private Co I. prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care of Herald
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at inc Herald. Your money wiN surely remain in the finders hands if he does nct know who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A new room 8 tene- ment house with modern improve ments. Large rooms and veranda. Cement cellar. Electric door open CTS. Closed in verandas. dumb walters for third floor. Park View
 Inquire at house, Griswold St. Geo. Weyh, prop. 4-12-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

Returned sailor, experienced on auto repairing, and as car and access sories salesman, wishes position with local garage or salesrOom. Box 11A&, Herald 4-12-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Purc Vermont manic
 sugar and syrup at McEnroc's. IS
 West Main street. Also excellent ice cream. 1a n1--
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Com bination gas range.
 Address Box 9AX, Herald. 4-12-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Milk farm with milk
 route, eight room house, S4 acres of land, 10 cows, young cattle,
 horses, farm implements, silo and barn. Close to trolley line and near summer resort. Price $8,0O0. Part cash, balance time. Address Box 273, Bristol Conn. 4-11-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Currant bushes. 1 VI. 75c per dOz. Red raspberry plants $1,5o per 100. Tel. 6S2-1l. Crandal,
 Berlin. 414od>-
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Privately owned 1917 threc passenger Studebaker four roadster. First class condition throughout. Inquire $40 Stanley St., 2nd floor, after D. m. or Sunday.
 4-12-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

FOR SALE-Thrifty young pigs and shoats. Daniel Webster. Berlin
 Conn. 4-2-10dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
Suits for Women Who
 "KnOW''

EVFI find the comnonpace' we a Aoi hundreds of Suits at price range beenn S2250
 
 Tr1colet1e 0AA0A" O0 Satin
 WooP
 
  of Suits in models tzes snort and in
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
FOR SAnE.

roR sALE-slx secondhand horses weighing between HOO and 14od
 pounds. 19 Putnam street. 3-15-GdE Single room to gentleman As Wal- nut street. S-15-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
New Silk Stockings

In5 the SIfOe SIldues IOE HSL C%C
 wear-Lace Effects . For Dress
 Todav's narrow skirts ana smart low shoes make finely woven silk stockings essential. Here are.
 Perfectly plain, full fash toned Silk Stockings, with silk or Iisle tips, in black, white and the new oxford and pump shades, at $1.O0 to $4.5O the pair.
 Exclusively cloclzed Stock ings, the embroidery as simple or elaborate as you like. in : black, white and colored clocks, S2.25 to $500.
 Evening Silk Stockings, with lace insteps, S3.0G to S6.O0 drep-stitch lace effects, SS.75: the new "open" clocks, $500 and S3.50.
 MAIN FLOOR.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ford Roadster, de- mountablc rims, electric starter and lights. Bargain at 5000. Marion passenger in good running order, S2oo takes it. Park Garage,
 rear 193 Main street. city. 4-14-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY APRIL IA 1o9-

All advertisements for this column to insure classification must be in this office not later than l o'clock. Terms are cash. No telephone or mail orders accepted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
STATE EDITORS
MEET IN TULSA
Associated Press Men De-
eide to Establish a
Night State Wire.

Editors OF IL newspapers in Okla
homa that publish the news OF the
Associated Press attended "a con
ference held here yesterday by Pau
Cowles OF Chicago, superintendent Of
the central division, at which the
Idea of u state news circuit was
discussed.
After several hours deliberation,
when the question OF establishing
the stSTe circuit came up, the editors
OF afternoon papers voted adverse
ly, so on "A new motion the editors
OF morning papers voted unanimous
ly TO create "a bureau with offices at
Oklahoma City for "A period OF three
months II at the end OF that time
the service is satisfactory 1t Will be
made permanent
Among those present were Edison
X. Bixby, Muskogee Phoenix, and
proxy for Muskogee Times-Demo
crat. Walter NJ. Harrison. Okla
homan and the Times; II. o. Spauld-
ing. shawnee Morning News, w. M.
Taylor. Enid Eagle; n. II. Welty
Bartlesyille Examiner; J A. Lloyd,
Miami News: Harrison White, On
mulgce Times; Earle NJ. Freiburger.
Bartlesvllle Enterprise. Vernon l..
Smith, Tulsa Tribune Democrat, and
Measrs. +. q. Larson, Otis borton
and T. a. Iatta OF The World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
ACCUSED DOCTOR HELD
DR.. Scrott Refuses Bail at IonlsviIIc;
Trial Marriage To Irt Girl TO he
come Wife Proposed.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec 29--Dr
Christopher @. Schott. charged with
killing Miss Elizabeth Ford Griffith,
his office assistant and central fig
ure in the most mysterious Louis
vile murder ease In many years. re
fused to furnish $4,000 bail bond
a. the conclusion of arguments on
motion for bail IN police court here
tousy. and elected to stay I'm iail
pending his examining trial later In
the week
Doctor Scholrs attorney asserted
the amount was excessive iu view ~
the showSg that had been made for
their CilcuD hy IaurcuC" Gardner. q
girl OF -. who asserted that she was
I'm the PHYSICIANS company deliv-
cring Christmas presents at tho time
Il ia believed Miss Griffith was shot
and Killed
Miss Gardner. after beiAg con
fined In tho detention home on the
charge of delinquency. was released
on nominal bond pending trial in
Juvenile court
\ fcniur" connected with the ras"
which excited interest was polio"
announcement that Doctor Schni'.
IN effect. had advocated Il trial
marriage Of Mis-, Grlfnth. his ONE
time fian,e. and soldier The
'hcury OF Doctor Sch0it according
TO this version. was tha, such a
marriage would M her eyentIn ly 20
become his nfs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
DEATH TOLL MOUNTING
Additional Fatalities Report
ed From Many Cities
Throughout East.
PRINCIPALS UNDER ARREST
Undertaken and Druggist Re-
leased Under Bond Of
$25, 900 After Arrest.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20. with sis
men In custody, alleged ring leaders
In conspiracy to flood New York
New Jersey and New England with
poisonous substitution for whisky
federal. state and city authorities
were united tonight In "a vigorous
pursuit. t.of the purveyors OF the pois
orouS beverages which have caused
cases OF blindness and Illness. The
capture OF at least a score or more
or the poison dispensers Is expected
according to rhe federal officials.
In the meantime the toll OF death
and serious Illness caused through
drinking wood alcohol and other IL
licit connections continued TO mount
in New York and adjacent cities.
During the day four more dea hs
were recorded one each from New
ark, Elizabeth pAssnic. n. j., and
one from New York In addition.
two men and woman were picked
up UNCONSCIOUS on New York streets
and two men in PasSaic In IA siini.
lar condition, all four being crit
ically III tonight from alcoholic
poisoning
Thoroughly aroused by the grow
ing Inst OF fatalities the authorities
held several conferences during the
day at which cooperation was
planned between the diffcrtn, fed.
eral and municipal departments
4 'nlnnaI nnnlpt |. rnTfaT Nl
Ing revenue agent for New York.
who II at the head OF the cam paign
for the federal government, declared
tonight that New York city In the
headquarters for the country In tho
Illicit liquor industry and that II is
impossible as yet tote how far
the ramlficntions OF the trade ex-
tends
The two most important arrests
made so far. according 20 the fed
eral agents. are those OF John Ro-
manelli, brooklyn undertaken, and
Samuk Salecby, IA Brooklyn drug
gist Who are accused OF being the
In the distribution OF the
poison throughout New England
The two men were released tonight
on $4,000 bail pending further cx-
"A animation.
Adolph ranfreliis former saloon.
keeper, Carminc Licenziato, Ainedio
DcLoma and Luigi Puca, Italian
groccrs, Panarclll has made a state
ment 20 the officers as TO the
method employed for getting the
liquor into New England and II was
stated tonight he may be witness
for the government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
PLANS STARTED
FOR COAL PROBE
wilson's Commission
Holds First Session
At Capital.
COURSE NOT DECIDED
Method Of Procedure Is Not
Determined On--Last Re
striction Is Lifted.

WASHINGTON Dec. 90 --rrclim'
mary arrangements for the iuvcs'i
CATION OF wages and prices In the
bituminous coal industry as pro
vided In the coal strike settlement
were made at the initial meetings to
day Of the commission OF three ap
pointed by President Wilson.
The members uf the commission
Henry NJ Robinson. OF Pasadena
cal, representing the public, KEN
brandt rcale for tho oporaturs ana
John =. white Tor the mincrS cStah-
lishcd semi permanent headquarters
In the department Of labor building
and wera understood to have dis
cussed the matter Of organization
The commissioners said the plan OF
procedure In the task outlined 10y
President Wilson had not been FUZZY
worked out They refused To dis
cuss the questions OF whether they
would hold hearings or whcther they
would visit the coal fields In con-
ducting their inquiry
while the commission was prcpar-
ing to take up the dominant qucs-
tiuns OF the strike. Director general
OF Railroad Hines, who has had
charge OF coal rationing. modified
the last OF the restrictions put into
effect during the strike-that pro-
hibiting expectation OF bituminpus
coal The director general issued an
order under which the overseas
movement OF coal up TO an amount
equal to so per cent Of the quantity
exported In October may be shipped
from the ports OF Baltimore and
Newport News Similar arrangements
are to be placed I'm effect at other
ports Ms COON Hs the necessary de.
tails can he worked out. Dumping
OF coal at ports viii be regulated.
however. through railroad emhargoes
on tidcwater consigned coal
The relaxation OF restrictions
against expectation was possible. Mr.
Hines said. through steadily In
creased production resulting fvom
the return OF the miners to their jobs
The situation In the eastern fields
WAS described as especially good
The first meeting of tho presl
dents coal commission was held In
the cabinet room of the executive
offices and wag attended by Score
tary Of Labor Wilson and Joseph
= Tunulty secretary to the presi-
dent The quarters assigned to the
commission In tho department Of la
hor building include hearing room
0f considerable size. formerly used
by the national war labor board, In,
dicating that hearings of some sort
are contemplated by the commission
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
FIRE LOSS IS 100000
Equipment AT Douglas. AriH., Aerial
headquarters Burns-iirp,ancs
Saved From Blaze.

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Dec. 70 Fire
breaking out In the machine shop OF
Flight A, 96th aero squadron This
afternoon. destroyed equipment -
,lma;ed to be worth 100000. All
a!rplanes In proximity to the fire
were saved Airmsn were prevented
from fighting the flames by The OK
plosion OF $50 aerial bombs. ~ well
aR gasoline and oil containers.
Chauffeur Anthony Jaroski and
Private Emil Martin were seriously
burned by tho explosion OF gasoline
IN the machine shop. which started
the fire. The living quarters OF the
men were destroyed
The cause OF the fire IA unknown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
CrOWdS Unable to Aid Watch
Wrecked CrelUHghtfOrLHe

The Anton Nandriel, laden with
a cargo OF coal for the Dutch
government cleared from Sydney
las; Saturday under the command
~ Captain Turnwei. Swept out
~ her course by terrific sea.
1h. was hurled on 81. ShOtt'4
lodges shortly after ! O'CLOCK his
morning.
ST. JOHNS. y. +, Dec. 29-
A. least 20 OF the crew ~ the
nrlg an steamer Anton Nandriel
lost their lives early today when
'he.p vessel was wrecked at ST.
Shots west %! cape Race. The
shores Of 81 Marys bay were
s,r,wn with the bodies Of the m,sn
who had sought safety in small
boats
Ou the bridge of the steamer
the only portion above water. five
survivors made Intellectual calls
for h.'p Will" terrific seas
threatened their lives momcu'ar-
I,, AMI prevented attempts at
icsyucS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
RAIL MEN OPPOSE ANT|-STR|KE BILL
World Establishes
A News Bureau at
the State Capital

The world TX pleased to an
uouucc the establishment OF "A
state news hurcau at oklahoma
tI'N. which will be under the
management, OF Josiah c. chat
ncld. a well known young Tulsa
hrNapapctnhn
Through this bureau the gen
oIhl news features OF the state
can be given World readers with
accuracy and dispatch II will bo
absolutely dependable IN every
drtill
Nj ChNtnclh has been cm-
pluNcd on Tulsa newspapers since
his graduation from Kendall col
lcgo several years ago. At the
outbreak ut the war he enlisted
with the Ambulance company and
served throughout the war
The world believes that the in
augura la4Sf0f this service viii
commend itself 10 its patrons as
every effort viii ho made TO cover
the news OF the statehouse from
an impartial and unbiased stand
point
MI rChRtfleld will assume his
new duties on January /.