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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
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Dokcnczenie re strongly 1-szej.

wszystkiem / w~tajemniczyl W
sw6j spisek, kt6ry polegai ma
tenn, re jeden z detektywow mial
udawaG ducha. Detektyw ten
wdzial dluga biala szate i wezwa-
no portera. Murzynowi niemal o.
czy wysz}y, i kolana sic trzes}y
re zaledwo utrzymac sic m6gi ma
nogach. Ouch" zaczai movie il
widzj, jak murzyh idzie do szafy
i wyjmuje pierScien o trzech per-
ZACH i jednym dyamencie. Wnet
murzyn padf ma kolana przy-
znal sic do wszystkiego. Pierscio
mex znaleziono w blaszance Cd
o~dpadkow. Murzyna csprowadzo
no ma stacye. Detektywi nazywa
ia sic: G. De Mar i ]. Upton.
w Sprawl NOVEL POCz-
TY MA ZACHoD Cd RZEKI.
Wczoraj odbylo sic posiedzenie
aldermanow z ward zachodnich
w sprawie novel poczty ma "a
chod Cd rzeki, ma ktorem poSta-
nowiono prosic kongres o wyzna
genie ma ten eel $4,25O,O00.
! Ma posiedzenie przy5yi Z. H.
Wacker, prezes Komisyi Planu
m. Chicago, i wyglosil move z
zapaieln, domagajac sic akcyi re
strony alderman6w celem przy-
]spieszenia rozpoczecia budowli i
ulepszei pu~blicznyCh i w og6le
rckonstrukcyi, ably miasto Chica-
go podnicSc pod kazdym wzgIe-
dem do rzqdu miast pierwszo--
rzednych.
APPEL p. Wackera poskutkowaf.
Md. Kostncr postawii wniosek,
azcby zwoiaG ma ko~nfcrencye
wszyStkich urzednik6w publicz--
nych i, wszystkich innych, kt6-
rzy maja jakikolwick zwiazck Z
ulepszeniami p]ubliczncmf, o Nto-
rych wciaz sic mowi a mic ME
dziafa. Uchwalono bez dyskusyi,
azcby k~onierencya ia odbyla sig
w czwartck.
7. Wacker wskazai, &c kon--
eres wyznaczyl ma zakupno zie-
mi pod nova poetic sumo Sl,75O,
900, lccz suma ia ME wystarcza.
Przcmyslowcy i kupcy So "a tenn,
azeby nova poczte wybudowano
PREY III. Canal pomiedzy ulicami
Adams a Madison, gdzie znajdo-
wac sic bedzie pomiedzy dwor-
cami Northwestern i Union,
przez kt6re przechodzi "a procent
poczty chicagoskiej.
Otto kwestye, ktore beda jutro
rozwazane: wyprostowantc rzekl
Chicago ma poiudnie III. Van
| Burcn; budowa nowych mostow
pomiedzy' Srodmiesciem a dziel-
MICA zachodnia wykohczenie pro
ponowanego ~ulepszenia wzdfuz
poludniowego w~yDrzeza jeziora
kolei Illinois Central; ~wykohcze-
MIA ~ulepszenia III. -; rozszerze-
mia i przeciqgniecie ulic S. Water
Western, Ashland ave. I Robey
ul. ftp.
TAJEMNIcZE AREsZTOWA-
MA.
Przy narozniku ulic Morgan i
Polk, gdzie towarzystwo wloskic
urzadza karnawas uliczny, arcsz-
towano czterech mezczyzn, koio
czego kryje sic jakaS tajemnica.
Aresztowah dokonali Inspector
moralnosci R. Jackson i porucz--
mix w. Baldwin, obaj z biura
drugiego asystenta szefa policyi.
Kazdego z mezczyzn zawiezio-
no do innej stacyi: jednego do
biura detektywow, drugiego ma
stacye Desplaines, trzeciego ma
|! stacye c~entralna, a czwartego ma
stacye E. Chicago ave. w ksisz-
kach zapisano, re p~rzekraczall u
stawe przeciw s~zulerce. i loteryi,
| Prowadzili losowanie na cukierki
ma kole szczeScia. Lecz szef po-
iicyi Clarity oswiadczyl, re mic
wiecej ME moze powiedziet procz
tego, il kauai ich aresztowac i re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

spraWy ME MONA omaW1ac w ga
zetach. I
Rad UCzcI ~PATRYoTYcZ-
NYcH
Kazdy patryotyczny pracodaw
ca, ktory speini Gym patryotycz-
ny i przyjmie do piracy zoinierza
Tub majtka, zwolnionego re siuz-
by militarnej, bedzie zaszczyco-
ny wzmianka przez Rad Stanow
Zjednoczonych, jak gdyby ma po-
lu dokonal czynu bohaterstwa.
Oswiadczepie takie wydal
puik. A. Woods, asystent sekreta
RIA wojny i szef federalnego btu
ra piracy ola zoinierzy.
Gym takiego pracodawcy be-
die zapisany w ksiazkach rzado-
wych, a pracodawca pr6cz tego
otrzyma specyalny certyfikat,
podpisany przez sekretarza VOL
ny Bakera, sekretarza marynarki
Danielsa i puik. Woodsa, kt6ry
reprezentuje oba departamenty.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Majatek PAM Augusty Leh-
mann, wdowy pc E. J. Lehman
ME, zaiozycielu skfadu departa--
mentowego The Fair" PREY I'll.
State w SrodmieSciu, oszacowany
jest ma $5,324,S35 w podaniu do
sadu powiatowego, przed}ozonem
przez stanowego adwokata po-
datku spadkowego. Jesli sad "a
twierdzi oszacowanie, Stan sko-
ltktuje podatek spadkowy W SUI
ME $1O4, 096.7 {.
- Amellita Cali urci, prima-
donna opery chicagoskiej podala
wczoraj przez swego adwokata
do sadu wyzszego pow. Cook po-
DAME O rozwod, w ktorem swego
meza oskarza 0 niewicrnoSt NAL
zehskq, wyliczajac liczne wypad-
Xxi, miedzy innemi oskarza 60 o 70
mansowanie z murzyhska poko-
j6wka. Spiewaczka take utrzy--
mule, re swcgo meza utrzymy-
wala, d~ostarczala mt picniedzy
IA wszetkie wydatki. "a co odpla-
cal sic brutalnoScia i nieludzko5-
cia.
- Fabrykanci obuwia wczoraj
e~Swiadczyli. re ME stawia sic ia
konferencye z komitetem arbitra-
cyjnym, mianowanym przez bur
mistrza T~hompsona, ktory mlaf
zalatwic strajk kilku tysiecy pra-
cownikow we fabrykach obuwia.
Fabrykanci twierdza, re strajkie-
rzy staraja sic podstepem mako
mic fabrykant6w do u~znania or
ganizacyi United Shoe Work.
ers' Of America, podczas gdy
ich k~ontrakty zawarte zostaly 2
uniq Boot and Shoe Workers"
do kt6rej w~iekszos6 pracowni-
k6w podobno nalezy.
- Hrabia Oskar B. Oberstadt.
ziec P. Schoenhofena, niedawno
zmar1ego Waasclclela broWaru
Schoenhofen Brewing Co., oskar-
zony zosta} o odszkodowanie w
sumie $4,000 przez niejaka Hen
riete Bjoin. Adwokaci m}odej ko-
biety ME udzielili zadnych dodat-
kowych informacyi. Adv. Neither
ton W imieniu Oberstadta o.
5wiadczy}, re kobieta jest waryat-
ka. re go przeSladuje cd roku j
stara sic z niego szantazem wy
music pieniadze. Oberstadt mie-
ska obecnie W McHenry, Ill. Pr
sano pred kilku miesiacami, re
ma mice w SVEN mieszkaniu sto
kufr6w okutych W zelazo. Ober-
e+oJt M oor1otk,1 moinv hv} w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
MOTOR TRUCK PAYS
IN FREIGHT TRAFFIC

when the motor truck came into
being few years aEo, few people
approhendcd tina, truck traffic was
going 10 be very considerable fac.
tor I'm tho transport OF the future
No one thought that the railroads
could be superseded for freight haul.
ing: least OF all did the railroads
and express companies sometime
later the idea entered tho minds ~
both of them II also entered the
minds ~ numerous truck owners
When Nerdun was saved when tho
defense of the great Sommn valley
was accomplished, when the Chateau
Thicrry victory was achieved, each
one made pOz'ihlc hy n victory ~
allied motors over German railroads.
the ntptor truck was put on tho map
q s'ay. In this country the rail
thads were simply flooded with traf-
tc. they couldn't. begin 10 hAhdlc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

tho volume They were submerged.
Moreover they discovered that their
short hJuls were Improbable: that
IN" only traffic they could handle at
a profit VAS the long distance haul
On the other hand, the truck owner,
driven 20 It by circumstances beyond
hiH control, began 20 convey both
freight ana express consignmcnts 10y
truck. ~" was surprised To find that
lac could do h at "a profit. and that
hc could run his trucks Oh schedule
timc.
At first. OF course, the truck own
er expected great hostility on the
part Of the railroads. Possibly there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

was some such feeling Tor while,
but the truck owner presently he.
came aware that tho railroads. in
stead OF obJectinR 10 truck traffic.
were beginning to welcome IT AS an
adjunct to their own systems
Trucks are taking AWAY the un-
profitable short haul from m" rail
roads and making of II a profitable
haul for themsc Ives Instead uL hurt@
ing the railroads. truck traffic Ia
helping them by bringing huge
amounts OF perishable freight, which
II would otherwise be impossible to
ship. to thousand junction points
all over the United states
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

WALLACE REID. universally rec
oguiIrd Rs one of the foremost
stars IN picturcl1nd. is at tho RiHltp
today IN his new Paramount feature.
Tho Dub, Il red-hloodcd. dramatic
story hy EdEap Frnnklin, the we'll
known magazine writer An excel
lent supporting cast appears with
him. which includes Charles Oglc,
others
I'm the tltlc role of his now picture
Mr. Reid proves that duhs. so.callcd
ur" frequently the hrnvcst and most
rcsuurCtful Of men. As head of i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Observation-Disclosures
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

big things II is ono " those parts
mat Ut him prc,istiS The reviews
on The hub" say II rs one OF Rcid's
best, The excellent direction WAS
done by the well remembered James
Cruze, one time picture star now II
Paramount director
ON 'the same program H. Mack
Srunett's now two reel comedy "Thc
Village Smlthy.' featuring Chester
tuuklin. llcn Turplu ChArlcg Murray
and the famous Ecnurtt beauties.
making IA choice program for dis
c"rninE picture fans ~ the ltiAlto -
AdN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

b, ...... u.y IDEAS arc advanced In th'
......s.d a copy has been furniah"t
... world by Judge DISKS fol
......s ron NJ. Haskell WRITES n:
... york, March IA. 1919.
r..r,s u. pigGS Attorney,
..a. My Dear Judge; AZ
.. wdcc. llVo yourrclt
.. ...ro an opinion on pub
... .urr ~ ~ popular or not
Whether u is popular or NOT
. honest opinion and We
.-, .u" 90 defend IT.
4 f..rg au iut"rr" ntrr~'t
.l question of tho aO called
... .r. .f rpuonS," You know,
,..a may not DO tho first
....... SD which tho roeo might
..,..,. worry vicious thurnS. II is
,rut.rH thought to oDutcm-
..,..a ,,rIa-wIdr nrrecmcid that
..-. .|.rfl rrvrr be any more
nuu. .'' hoir futf"rfnEs and
,..r- .rf tho various peoples
,,.t E ..A VIII insist on boinr
r-r.,rI .n their own interests, 1'
hs. .ru,,Hya th"ir interests Ia
D.. -,.rrr 'h1n living on bcnuu-
rN .nI 0c.tr impossible hcoric'i
-.. world may have benefited
..,.. tnrv by beautiful theories
,.. .uNiv educated theorists. hut
f.0 tHlt good common horse
..r, rlo ucvvr be abandoned
uiNyn' nr.-lt rfNt and great bss
fu humanity.
IYrn a Common Sons" View
"a. nugn uo right 10 contemplate
ans, Governmental policy eNcSSt
..rh ne NAV iuuro Go tho welfare
a. ina rr l' m1Fs qf our people,
and lp conclude what liz elfc and
ir, frr urr own country W.
r1F take a common sense View
g., -.rl.r rore Although tho Euro.
nan countries have their differ
.rt nrl~ar"s. their different
-4'iau1H.rs they have in COM
ror rh.r own European ideas
The H'ul states, go far ns tho
rae OF Ns people is concerned
Z. yg-y distinct ir nli itH ambitions
md deus from tho ambitions and
H,. Of 'ho mass of European peo-
ne ana often hear that sricr-
.gr hv-hy educated professional
-..r NAV not rraIIZc the imposs.-
-',.- .rs n7-norfyinr Europeon
..l o.. r.ritad SiatNs rnasscs Of
re ,,,rle
Yul know our doctors. our law
W. ou- professors Of both Eu-
-r,, o,p ,r,or,c, can easily h,r-
,,..yo ,.,..,rs,, tbcv b,yo cInac
r.,..urpi,u pnd frcuueut Inio--
..srsn or i1ros with each other
and ,-o s'-lvirr to attain tho came
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'.r 'hn 'hta or mon 10 hNak
rr.b and b,rrnonizo IN their cr.
,r, and porur,,ions ~, ,ho
Rated e,lt,~s u,r OF Turonr
U.rn.. IL ls not for one or thc4c
ersrrtg'u wNpqn opportuniiv 20
.1uw 'hc other % per cent OF
racr'o IN either country tn de-
.a-, frc ,vb,t i. h,,st wi,bout c,r-
mlsif,u with tho ranr,.,cr,n-
rrc- who actually tnov tbc needs
.r r,n oa ,or COW, Al chen
r.r,,mrI3,, ,ro Ur,pHss,J Ic1r,ic
r, r4tara dIrr-Gy- rcvorsInr tho
policy ~ our own countrv for
NOR. than , rrr,prv mud n ouorl,r
and nvs.- ,rrj.h ',rg .ir'c roil.,
ua ha,o nraepcrcd both In mind
and IN woalih'and comfort when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
HOROSCOPE

- 4 ~-A-@--- n = - = = Il 1910
nURING the morning hours OF this
u day unfrisndIy stars rule. accord
ing to astrology. but later the aspects
are stimulating and helpful Uranus.
Jupiter and Saturn are adverse. while
Mercury exercises beneflc influence
There is a sign read as cha1geahie
for agriculture. which VIII profit
greatly. although losses nay be in
CURED by storms or disasters in GER
tain parts OF the country
Uranus continues IN a p ton read
as menacing to the reputation o. dis
tinguished persons The sway IS held
70 psrvert the peoples view OF men
and women who have climbed 70 sue
cess. whether It be political OF 1inan-
claL
This is not an znspIciors planetary
government for business transactions
that incur heavy future obligations
Jupiter is In 2 place believed 70 give
much encouragement 70 thrift and
saving. The United States is now
subject to the direction o. the stars
that makes imperative the outstanding
OF money and resources
Although there VIII be great pros
perity for the next five years. Accord
ing TO astroiogy. thu future Of the IA
ton viii be largely affected b. a re-
form in the national habit OF extraya-
gance-
Messages have the best sort OF =
forecast for today. Letters OF all
sorts received under this sway are
supposed to be lucky.
Orators, nnguists. secretaries and
journalists should especially benefit
under this rule.
Investigation ard research are sub
ject 10 the best influences today sen
satlSaal announcements affecting per
sons OF prominence seem to be fore
Swallowed
Politics now viii occupy much at
tention. II the stars are read erignt-
Women leaders viii come 70 the rore,
Persons whose birthdate Il Is are
likely to meet with fair success in
business during the coming year
They should not risk any money. how
ever, and should be on their guard
against false friends. = Copyright.
1913. By the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01

king Charles was sentenced to die af-
ter four days proceedings.
It was in Westminster hall that OIL
yer Cromwell. gorgeous1y attired in
the purple and ermine and regalia OF
a king, was installed in the demo-
cratic office OF lord protector Of the
commonwealth, and a little later, Il
was from the roof Of Westminster hall
that Cromwelrs head was displayed
on a pole.
In a little less than 1000 years Of
existence. the old hall has seen the
big events OF English history. Yet It
adapts itself easily to less pretentious
situations For many years, in an age
that had not thought 70 invent the
hotel lobby. II served as a sort Of
Peacock alley, where the fashiona bic
and unemployed might pass the time
Westminster hall is long and vault
ed. very like a Gothic cathedral
Arched oaken beams support the roof,
unalded by central pillars. so that the
erect Of vastness is increased until
the hall seems immense. The builder,
William Rufus. is reported 10 have
said that his hall was a mere bed
chamber, to which one commentator
adds that II so II is bed chamber in
which regiment OF giants might be
CHARTERED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
ALine O'Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KESDRIcK BANGS.
ExDRIcK BANGS.

SCENERY.
The scenery love the best
Is not the mountains full OF rest,
Nor rivers flowing to the sea,
Nor vistas wide and flowe-y,
But human beings meeting strife,
And all the trials OF this life.
With smiling lips and eager eyes
Upon the heights to which they rise.
TIE PROMISE OF AUGUST.
Now come the days Of August fair
With smiling summer everywhere;
The fields on every side are green
With all the simmer and the sheen
OF coming harvests that shall be
The prize OF mans activity.
Rich promise CLEANS on every side
To be fulfilled when summers tide
Now at the full. shall ebb away
Into the glorious autumn day,
And fruits now burning in the earth
snail garnsred be in gifts of worth
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
Short SnatcheS
From EUe1yWhere

The farmers will now do = little
daylight raving.-New York Mornins
Telegraph
Why not make the Antiszioon
league mandatory for Germany -
Rochester Herald
It took force to make Germany
sign And Il Will take force 20 make
her honor the ignature--kansas City
journal
Germany's financial statement is
nearly Is gloomy as that OF the United
States railroad administration = ST.
Louis Globe-Democrar
Former king Constantine Is re-
ported 10 be hard up Why doesn't
he go to work2-New Bedford Stand
ard
M de Valera might as well resign
the presidency OF the Irish republic in
favor OF Mr. Dempsey 81 Louis
Globe-Democrat
Liquor goes down to defeat" =
Jack citizen-Patriot- Il may in Mich
igzn-- Il goes the other way here
Chicago Tribune
Germany viii now have the fuH
confidence Of every mar who thinks
= mad dog can be trusted after being
Whipped--AsheTiile Tines
Munitions plants would 90 ont husi-
ness If We could make Il as hard 70
start = war as L was TO arrange peace-
Wichita Beacon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
l UESTIONS
Z Il ND
4 Ms WERS

IN DID the physical tests for the
W. army Indicate what class Of the
population was heaIfhiests L. D.
A These tests showed that o.o00
country boys would yield z7s0 more
men fit to fight than he same num-
Der Of city boys: that 10o.0 900 whites
showed 1870 more fit men than the
same number OF negro men; that 100.-
900 native born men furnished $500
more fit soldiers than the same num-
Der Of foreign born. So was it shown
that the native born white farmer
population was physically the fittest
Of them all
q Are there any Mohammedans
who are citizens Of the United states.
n G. D.
A The Moros Of the Philippines
are citizens Of the United States. They
occupy the islands Of the southern
part OF the group, principally Min
oanao, with Zamboanga as its chief
town Religious fanatics have given
much trouble in this section because
OF their belief that II they die killing
Christions they will be transported
TO the seventh heaven. In this belief
they sometimes attack groups OF
AMERICAN soldiers and fight until they
are killed
q Can you explain the origin Of
the expression twenty three,o used in
slang sensef P. y. c.
A Horse racers say that il orig
mated from the number Of horses an
tered at a race In New York. Twenty
Two had been numbered but twenty
tnree vent TO the post so the last was
ordered off the field Circus men con-
tend that the chariot race, the last
item on the program, is usually num-
Der twenty three Another explanation
attributes the use Of the number to
the expulsion Of Adam from the Gar
Gen OF Eden. found in the 23rd verse
OF the third chapter Of Genesis
q What IL the soap pfantf E. II.
a The soap plant is a native OF
Mexico and Is also found in southwest
united States. When the root is
placed In water IL forms suds like
soap and may be used in washing
The Mexican women use It for wash
ing the most delicate silks. While
growing II looks like a clump OF
coarse grass and much of the paper
used in Mexico is made from it.
tAny reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The FL PasO
Herald Information Bureau, Frederic
J. Haskin. Director, Washington. D. c.
Give full name and address and en-
close two cent stamp for return post
age. Be brief. All inquiries are. con-
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ito The country at large says Cen Peyton March, CHIEF
/ of staff.
William Howard Taft says: "The American Legion i.
organized TO preserve the memories Of the late war;
maintain the spirit that prompted the sacrifices in it. and
to help keep high the ideals for which the members OF the
legion fought, bled and died"
Even the casual reader not doubt that what Gen
March has said is true and that the legion Will accomplish
all the former president says it IS organized to do.
It does not take the far-seeng eye TO tell that the
American Legion viii be power for the next half century
unfolding and defending the constitution fostering and
perpetuatng hundred percent Americanism preserv-
ing the memories Of the intoxicating a Of
individual obligation into the community and state and
in bringing into realization peace on earth and good viii
TO men,"