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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
KUPCY WEGLOWI POWIA-
TU COOK ZWOLANI MA
NARADE DO CHICAGO.

w hotelu La Sale zblerze SIG
dzisiaj ma narade pol tysiaca kup-
cow wegiowych ma narade. Kup-
cy caiego powiatu Cook zaprosze
nj sa na MIA. jak rowniez kupcy
Iniejscowi; wazne kwestye oma-
wianc beda ma tenn posiedzeniu.
ZwolaI ich Hinton G.. Clabaugh,
ktory Jest prezesem komitetu we
glowcgo, Iona miejskiej organl
lacyi, znanej pod nazwa: .,kom'-
tet Przystepnych Cen. Ma zebra
riu tenn ustanowiona bedzie w
pierwszym rzedzie cena, jakq kup
cy W obecnym kryzysie zqdac mo
81 Ia wegiel Cd publicznosci, kto
"a obowiazywaia bedzie wszySt-
l,;ch bez wyjatku. PoioZy to
bezsprzecznie koniec w pierw-
Sym rzedzie naduzyciom wszel-
kim i SruboWaniu bczkarnemu
cen: to macy, re jezeli wnlosek
ten przeidzie, na6wczas ceny de-
taliczne bedq takie, jake So O.
'bccnie. Druga wanna kwestya be-
die dystrybucya wegla. kazdy Z
kupc6w. czy to detaliczny, czy
kurtowny otrzymac moze tylko
taxi zapas wegla, jaki mu jest ME
zbednie potrzebny do zasPokoJe-
lila swych odbiorcow.~W tel my
Sli przyjdzie do porozumienia sic
pomiedzy wiaScicielami kopaln a
w}adzami koleiowemi, ktore przeJ
uowat beda wysy4ki wegla W ca
lynn kraju i kontrolowac je. W
tym tez kierunku poszczegolne
miejscowe komitety, wsPoipraco-
wac beda administracya opafo-
wa, ktora czuwac bedzie, aby nj
komu krzywda ME zosta}a wy
rzadzona. Ma naradzie tel obecny
bedzie major A. A. Sprague, pre-
zes komitetu przystepnych cen,
komitetu kontrolujacego kupcow
artykulow spozywczych, A. J.
Maloney, ktory reprezentowal be-
die wlaScicieli kopaln, w. L: lie
land, wice-prezydent chicago
skiej kompanii Consumers, oraz
Homer Jones, Will Lii, J. B. Nc
Cahey Leon Romahski, ktorzy
reprezentoWac .beda hurtownych
kupeow. T. w. Proctor, mianowa
ny zostai przez administracye ko-
>lci reprezentantem tychze, obok
kt6rego zasiadzie reprezentant
administracyi rzadowej z komi-
syi opaAu.
cZERWoNY KRZYZ ZBIERA,
... PIENIADZE.
Czerwony Krzyz otwiera
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
PULKOWNIK ARMII PRE-
MYTNIKIEM.

W opaIy nielada dostai sic pull
fownik armii, Francis 7. A. Jun
kin, jeden urzednikow admin
stracyjnych W stolicy kraju, kto-
~ rowniez znany jest W chicago
skich kolach arystokratycznych.
Tom Hennessey, g}owa lokalnego
departamentu c}a, otrzymai VIA
domoSc, re pokazny zapas napo-
;6w alkoholowych przesylany
Jest ma wschod w wagonie iowa
rowym. Wziawszy sobie do Po-
mocy kilku podw}adnych sobie u
rzedhikow. udai sic byl Ma die
dziniec kolejowy przy ulicy Pur-
pie 2lej ulicy. Wnet znalezli
oni wagon kolejowy, w ktorym
zgodnie Z otrzymana wiadomo--
$cia znajdowac sic miala vodka,
gdy zaS po z}amaniu pieczecl we
szli do wnetrza, znalezli w niej
diva automobile. Kartki wskazy-
waIy, ze adresowane one byly do
Iunkina, ktory wyjechai byl do
Waszyngtonu kilka dni temu. -
Mieli juz odejsc, gdy Hennessey
zauwazyi paczke dose duza, ma
ktorej byfo wypisane, re zawlera
rekordy; paczka zostala natych-
miast otwarta. Me zdziwili sic
oni wcale, gdy zamiast rekordow,
ktore miala zawierac, znalezli
piec galonow wodki. w drugim
samochodzie znalezli oni rowniez
pake, ktorej wyciagnieto dodat-
kowe piet galonow. Uzednicy "a
brali z soba ten zakazany ladunek
wodki i przeniesli do budynku fe-
deralnego, zawiadamiajac natych-
miast odkryciu swym wiadze
waszyngtohskie. Z Waszyngtonu
nadeszla wkrotce wiesc, ze podob
Nv ladunek jest w drodze do sto-
Icy, ktory jest pod opieka mez-
czyzna kobiety. Wyszio ma jaw,
re z Cicago wyjechala onegdal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

(pokohczenle ia str. S-cieI.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, pOniedziaIels. 3-gO listOpada:
Sw. Huberta BiSkupa.
Jutro. wtOrek, 4 istOpada: SIS. ka-
rola BOT0meuSza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
CZERWONY KRZYZ ZBIERAN
. PIENIADZE.

Czerwony Krzyz otwiera z
dniem dzisiejszym ostatnia wo-
jenna kampanie, majaca ma celu
zebranie miliona dolarow w, Chi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

Dokohczenie ma stronlcy b -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
KOZACY DENIRlNA HU-
LAJA.

Paryz, 8. listoPada. - hlJow--
7kie pisma. kt6re zdoia}y obelSc
surowa cenzure prasowq. naiozo-
IA przez wladze wOjSkowe gene
-aia Denikina. donoszq o straSz--
nym pogromie zyddw, jaki urza-
dziIi lego kozacy d. 30 wrzeSnia
W Fastowie. ma}em miaSteczku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
? Biura llstsuruIugIGzRsga.

Wseh6d slofea gOdzfnie 6:26.
Zaeh6d sIOnea o gOdzinie 4:42.
x;
PogOda W Chicago OliOliey: Dzdzy-
sto W pOniedziafek mOiliwie we VITO
REX. w pOniedziaiek eieplej. Swiezy
wiatr pcIudniOwy, przeehOdzaey W
Zmienny.
=
Temperature Dolby nliniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wezOraj o gOdzinie 3-eiej popO-
Iudniu, 81 stOpni. Najniisza gedzinie
6tej rano, 81 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
JUDENICz zAJAk MOW
KRASNAJA GORKE.
KOzaCy Denikina Urza-
dzaja POgromy.
Czesi Zgnietli Pow
stanie Slowakow.
PraSa LOndyiSka OPIzeSiIeniuW AmeryCe
zYOOWSKlE RANSTWO W PALESTINE.
Kto Wypedzi z Fiiume dAnnunzia?
lime Tele granny Zagraniczne.

,nicdaIcko Nijowa, Podobno rzez
WIDOW trwa|a przcz 6 dni " ciq-
gu niej wymordowano l,6O0 do
1000 zydow, ktoryCh ciala wala-
" sic potem przcz d4rngie dni ma
ulicach.j MicJscowa boznica i jcj
podworze zawalone zostaio zupel
Trfe-1Tpani Pofnotdowanych.
Procz tego rozbestwieni kozacy
doPuszczali sic okropnych gwai-
tow ma kobietach zydowskich i
spaliIi ogo}em 200 zydowskich do
now.
zydzi kijowscy usiiujq przyjsc
swym pozostalym przy iyciu
wspolwyznawcom W Fastowie I
pomocq, Jest ona jednak niewy--
starczajqca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
CZESI ZDUSILI POWSTANIE
SLOWAKoW.


Wieden. 8. listopada. - Made
szla tn Budapesztu depesza do
no5i. ze dystryktach ing / Berg
wybuchio powStanie Siowakow
przeciwko narzuconemu inn pano-
waniu czeskiemu. lecz CZesi
zgnietli rtpch ten przy Pomocy re-
presyi i wojska zaraz W zarodku.
We Wiedniu zaS udaremniono
zamach stanu. ktory skierowany
by} przeciwko obecnemu rzadowi
, zoSta{ zorganizowany przez ka-
ste milrtarytow. Fakt ten poda-
no do wiadomoSci ma odbytem tn
ostatnio powszecmem Zgromadze
niu partyi socyalistycznej. Opu-
blTkowane dokrtnenty W tel spra
vie Swiadcza, re przeProwadzenie
zamachu wyznaczono ma dzien 20
pazdziernika o godz. 9tej vie
czOr. kiedy zorganizowane odpo-
wiednio kompanie i bataliony re-
akcyonistow miaIy obsadzic wszy
stkie mosty i odciac w ten sposob
miasto cd reszty kraju. Nastepnie
Przewidywa4 plan zajecie ratusza,
komendy policyi, zbrojowni i in
nych strategicznych punbtow.
Ma wspomnianem zebraniu So
cyalistycznem przyjeto jedrogio-
Snie rezolucye. ze Adstrya ME
noze stanowczo utrzynac sic ia
ko san1oistne panstwo i dlatego
wezwane rad, ably uczynil wszy-
stl0o, co jest W jego mocy, celem
rsuniecia traktatu pokojowego
klauzul, wzbraniajacych Austryi
Po}aczenia sic NiO&cami.
PIRACI GRASUJA.
Konstantynopol, 8. listopada.-
Ukryci pod pokhadem okretu Ma
ria" "!pgnacego Noworosyjska do
Batum, rozbojnicy morscy, opa--
nowali niespodziewanie ubez.
wfadnili jego zaioge, poczem O.
brabowali jadacych podrodnych
ne sumo ol1ofo 50 milionow rubli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
PETRCGRAD ZNoW ZAGRO-
ZONY.

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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
CONGRESS WILL
PROBE CHARGES
OF TREATY LEAK
Statement That Copies OF
Text Are In Hands of Inter-
eSts Will Be Subject of
Investigation.

Washington, June 6.-The resoIu-
ton of Senator Johnson. republican
of California, requesting the State
department to furnish the senate
with a copy Of the German peace
treaty was adopted today by the
senate without roll call, without
further debate and with only a hand
full Of senator's present. Without a
record vote and after a sharp de
bate, the senate adopted resolu
ton by Senator Hitchcock, demo-
crat, of Nebraska, providing for an
inquiry into the charges made on
the floor two days ago by Chairman
Lodge and Senator Borah, of the
foreign relations committee. Action
on the Hitchcock resolution came
after a substitute resolution by Sen
ator Kellogg, republican, of Mime
sofa, had been withdrawn at the re-
Quest of Senator Lodge. Senator
Hitchcock charged the substitute
would not authorize the investiga-
ton he proposed in his resolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07

Mrs. Thomas Brown, 81 years old,
sos North Twenty-hrst street, active
church worker, prominent club wo-
man, philanthropist and widow of
former Omaha business man, was
held in the city Jail Thursday night
like a woman of the street to be ex-
amined under Commissioner Ring
er's and DR.. Palmer Findley's De-
tention heme ordinance.
After Spending the night in cell
in the mems section of the Jail, Mrs.
Brown was prostrated and yester-
day morning was taken to the Bish-
op Clarkson Memorial hospital. She
is in a very serious condition.
Mrs Browns home was invaded
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning by
Detectives Herdzine and Armstrong
without a warrant The officers en-
tered her room while she was sleep
ing and told her she would have to
go to the police station.
Detective Herdzine, who is said to
have been drunk, refused to leave
the room while Mrs. Brown made
her toilet. When her son, Thomas
Brown, jr., interfered and put the
officer out, the detective returned,
placed Mr.. Brown under arrest and
remained in the room while Mrs.
Brown was forced to put on her
clothes in his presence.
Mr.. Brown, who is a soldier, just
returned from France. was medical
student at the University of Wiscon-
sin when he enlisted in the army.
He was charged with interfering
with an officer.
Owner of House Raided.
Detectives Herdzine and Arm
strong raided at the house at 2l06
Cass street at 40 o'clock yesterday
morning and arrested Elsie Kubat,
Esther Applegate, Helen Baldwin,
Wilma Reed and A. Williams. They
were charged with being inmates of
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
IS.
REPORTED FROM
SMALLER TOWNS
Commissioner ManIey Brings
Optimistic Report of Build
ing Booms From State
Commercial Clubs.

Optimism of the highest type
was the dominant note at the state
convention of commercial clubs held
at Broken Bow this week." said
Commissioner Manley, of the Cham
Der of Commerce, who has just re-
turned from the meeting.
delegates from the western and
central parts of the state reported
that crop conditions were never bet
ter at this season of the year than
they now are and that retail trade
IN every line is booming. Pros
perlty is in the air everywhere.
According to the reports made
by the delegates regarding local con-
ditions in their respective towns the
out-ln-thestate municipalities are
leading Omaha proportionately in
the extent of their building and pub
lie Improvement programs.
Nearly every town in the state
is now in the midst of building
boom and nearly every town has
an extensive paving enterprise under
way. Many of the smaller towns
are adding such public improvements
as water works and sanitary sewer
systems and the number of modern
school buildings projected is sur
prising."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
Time Brings Happiness
With The Dawn
rhs Coming Of Baby Marks the Ad.
vent Of q Glorious Future.

Scientists say great stress should be laid
upon the remarkable influence which the
mothers happy prenatal disposition has
upon the health and future of the genera
tion to come.
There is splendid preparation women
for over half century have applied be-
fore the stork's arrival. known as Mothers
Friend. This is a most grateful. penetrat-
ing remedy that at once softens and
soothes the myriad of broad. fiat abdominal
muscles under the skin of the abdomen.
By its regular use during the period the
nerves, tendons and cords are relaxed and
there is an absence of nausea. bearing
down pains. strain and general discomfort
more often than otherwise experienced
when nature Is unaided.
By the use of Mothers Friend night and
morning the muscles relax with ease when
baby comes. the time at the crisis is short
er and pain and danger is naturally avoided
Write the Bradfeld Regulator Company,
Dept. E. Lamar Building, Atlanta. Georgia,
for their Motherhood Book. and obtain a
bottle of Mothers Friend from the drug
gist, by all means. and get into condition
to meet the crisis.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
Wolf Of Wall Street
Operated Store In This
City In the '90s

David Lamar, known as "the
Wolf of Wall street." who recently
was convicted in New York for
conspiring to prevent the transpor-
tation of war munitions from the
United States to the allies, and
who has been sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary, formerly
lived in Omaha. Lamar" was
known as Dave Lewis here and will
be remembered by old timers as
the prosperous and dapper pro-
prietor of a book store, which he
conducted during the 90s.
Lewis left Omaha years ago and
has figured in questionable fnan-
cial ventures in the east. His con-
viction on the disloyal charge has
been confirmed by the United
States circuit court of appeals.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07

Brown Mahogany Dining Table.
William and Mary design, 5l-
inch top ............. .s45.0o
Brown Mahogany Buffet, Will
lam and Mary design. $500
Brown Mahogany Serving Table
TO match $500
Chairs, each $500
Oblong Table of American Wal
nut, Queen Ann design. .$65.0o
Buffet, hadsomely finished to
match, ............ .$47.5O
Chairs, each ........... $50
Mahogany Dining Table, hand
some in construction and fin
ism, 54-inch top. $4,000
Mahogany Buffet to match, $95
Chairs with mohair seats, to
match ... Slo.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07

If you use one of these
aluminium tea kettles you will
wonder how you managed to do
without one so long. The Bow
en- Price makes it extremely
easv for you to get one now.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
NJ. <. Smith & Co. Entertain
In Honor of Branch Manauer

M. E. Smith & Co. gave a stag
dinner Thursday night to the men
in the wholesale organization in
honor of c. E. Mallery of Indiana
polls. Mr.. Mallery is vice president
and general manager of the Ameri-
can Garment company of that city,
recently purchased by M. E. Smith
& Co.
Short addresses were made by
Ward M. Burgess, who presided as
POSTMASTER; c. w. Russell, Mr.. NAL
lery and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
Amos Thomas Promoted to
Rank of Lieutenant Colonel

Major Amos Thomas has been
promoted to the rank of lieutenant
colonel. He is an Omaha lawyer,
who obtained his commission as
major at the officers training camp
at Fort Smelling. He is now provost
marshal at general headquarters of
the American Army OF Occupation,
Treves, Germany,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07

a disorderly house. 1t is said some
whisky glasses were found on the
table. Upon learning that Mrs.
Brown owned the house, they
just forced their way into her home,
which is located a short distance
from the CasS street residence.
In spite of her proestations, Mrs
Brown was taken to the city jail
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-07
Stupidity Of Police
May Result in Death
of Mrs. Thomas Brown

Wealthy and Respected Woman Arrested AS Keeper of
Disorderly House Forced to Lie On Floor of Jail
Cell "To Await Examination Under Detention
Home Ordinance" Blames Detectives, But
Ringer and Eberstein Declare They "Have Nothing
To Sav"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
INFORMAIlUM

Patrusprezece morti in explo
zie de munitie. - Cologne. = In
suburbiul rasaritean al acestui o.
ras a avut loc explozie a unei
magazii de munitie care rezul-
tat in mOartea patrusprezece
persoane, lar in vecinatate foar-
te multi au fost raniti,
Procesul lui Ford la juri. -
Mount Clemens. - Juriul care de
trei luni de zile de cind asculta
marturisirile 81 argumentarile in
faimosul process &c m million in
tentat de Ford ziarului Tribuna
din Chicago, All lisa dat cazul
in nina spre deliberare. y
Hrana confiscata in Chicago.
- Chicago. Dupa confiscarea
mai multor cantitati de hrana,
multe dintre articole an scazut
.foarte mutt la pref.
Cincisprezeoe dolari platiti du.
pa 81 ami Clearfield. - +.
McCloud a primit zilele acestca
.un check de $15 de la guver,f
impreuna Gu scrisoare, prin ca
re Use face cunoscut CD banii
.acestia il datoreste guEernul la
'talui lui, care. seryit acum So
de ami in armata ca capelan. Pc
cum Sc vede in America greselile
Sc fndrcapta, lar mn ca la moi, sa
Sc ascnnda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
Bauer numit caneeaar. !.

Bauer numit caneeaar. Bar~.
lin. Conform regulelor parla-
mentare Ebert "a numit oamanii
,noui. in posturile vacante 81 IL
at juramintul fntregului guvern
care jurat pc noua constitute
votata in adunarea constituanta
a Germaniei. La postul de cance-
lar imperial fost numit Bauer
Liga natiunilor atacata. - New
York. - ,,Liga natiunilorae este %
masura egoista Designate de Sta
|.tele Unite Ca Sc impedeee desvol-
tarea Japoniei," spune M. Sha-
roko Krriwa. in ziarul lui. Ei,
nici japonezilor nu lie place ligs,
ce sc zicem moi?
Bancher fugit in aeroplan. =
Cleveland. - Pc end politia din
Lorain cauta Sc puma nina pc
Treble, bancherul care a jucat rn
banii bancii la bursa 81 a perdut
$4,000 din fonduf bancii. Tr,-
BILE trecea intr'u aeroplan pc
deasupra politiei.
Omul Gu opt femei. = New
York. - In. fata judecatoruiii
din New York a fost adus Char
les Hug Wilson, care a marturiSit
ca are opt femei Ell inceput Sc
Indreptateasca actul lui cu BIZ
blia. A arafat Cd Solomon, Da-
vid 81 altii au avut mai mute
fcmei. Ell spus ca luat aceste
fcmei in casatorie. de mila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
DIN fUCA CONDE|U[UL.

..Barbatul care cinta e un Sprl-
jim slab.' a zis dina Rosa Ed
dies. de u ami. .lin New York.
care a admis la tribunal ca a
spart mai multe sticle de capul
batelului Ell, iubitor de vioa-
ra. - Avis amatorilor de vioara
81 alte Instruments musicale.
Ne prindem ca peste citeva n
le Tngurii vor produce ,.docl-
mente' prin carl Sc dovedeasca
americanilor ca eXistenta lor in
t'ngaria 81 Transilvania dateaza
inainte de epoca de peatra 81 CT
Dacii. pc earl la supus Traian.
an fost Unguri neaosi = Fabrl-
ca ungureasca de dOcumente lu-
creaza ell trei echipe.
Cetim din scrierea de pc vre-
muri unui scriitor romin,: -
In razbOiul acesta mare. urma$il
Romanilor incrucisati GU Dac:i.
singele roman 81 sumetia daca,
nu este reprezentata." HIM! A.
tunci, de buna seama. ca Romin'i
carl au varsat din belsug singele
lor In razboiul acesta mare
pentru eruditul nostry istorlo-
graf. au fost niste Hotentoti, sau
alta bidiganie de neam.
De cite orr soseste curierul 81
lasa scrisOrile pc masa, resfOiesc
prin ele. Sc vad daca e una pc
care o astept cu o nerabdare fer
bila, dar in zadar. Nu soseste, 81
doar ar trebui \se soseasca. mai
GU seama ca a fost promisa. =
Halo prietene.
Tn domn din Cleveland, $ 4
plins politiei ca in lipsa dsale tie
acasa, niste pungasi s'au intro
dus in pivnita d-sale 81 an furat
,,din depozitul d-sale particular
II quarturi din eel mai bun 81
mai rafinat brandy (cogneac)
importat. - Frnumoasa rata 81
multi pretuita pc timpurile aces
te de uscaciune. Paziti-ya depozl-
tele particulare de acei carora
le lasa gura apa dupa ele, Stiind
unde sunt depozitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
Masuri contra scumpetei in A,

Masuri contra scumpetei in An
glia. Londra. - Poporul de
alcl clStigat mare victorie in
lupta contra speculatorilor cinl
in casa commelor s'a cautat ca
sa Sc formeze 0 comisie care Sc
fixeze- preturile alimentelor de
hrana 81 la fel fixarea de tribu-
male pentru 3judecarea negusro-
rilor earl sunt acuzati ca au "a
cut specnlatii. Femeile au drep-
tul a ii aleses in acest tribunal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
Vicontele Grey va ajunge aici

IN Septembrle. = LOndra. = II
contele Grey. fostul ministru de
eNterne al Angliei, care fost
numit ambassador la ,Statele Uni.
te pc un timp temporar. va pie
ca ca sa-si ocupe postul probabil
in luna Septembrie. Dinsul va
fl insotit de Sir William G. Ty-
rrell
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
Lucratorii din Canton in greva

= Canton. - Opt suite de luc.ra-
tori an parasit lucrul astazi ic
la Rolling Mil Berger Manufac-
ture. Oamenii au cerut ca sd Sc
adopte un salar stabil 81 sa fic
rccunoscuta uniunea lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

Fata arsa. Richmond. -
Lou Hudgins, fata de sapte-
spfezece ami, a ars toata ieri. du-
pa ce is 'au umplut .hainele Gu
petroleu 81 au luat foe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
CrescO Enjoying Best
Season in Its History
Trout Fishing Dra,os Many
Lovers of the Sport to This
Popular PENNSYLVANIA Resort

CRESCO, Penn, sJuly 12-This vii.
lage, lying in the foothills of the
Poconos, is enjoying the greatest sea
son In its history. 1t is here one finds
excellent roads. trout fishing and many
other attractions. The roads of Bar.
rett township are the first roads put
In shape for traffic in Monroe County
and are always oiled in early May
Here, too, one finds the beautiful anc
much heralded Spruce Cabin Inn, mes.
ting In beautiful wooded spot, with
trout streams running by and a noted
trout dam In front of the house, which
IS under the management of w. !. and
III. ID. Price. Many sportsmen from ali
parts of the United States come here
each season to fish and hunt. Amone
the most fortunate of the fishermen
during the last week was Leslie Petric
of New York City.
On Saturday evening a straw ride and
marshmallow toast was enioved hS
patrons of the Pinehurst. Among the
recent New York arrivals at this house
are the Misses Marion and Irene Cook
Other recent New York arrivals al
the Spruce Cabin Inn include Mr. ant
Mrs. II. II. Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P
Glbney, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Barker. MIR
and Mrs. Morgan Barker, Mr.. and Mrs
Mayhn Hamilton, DR.. and Mrs. J. On.
penhelmer, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. V. TX
Branche and son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s
De Vase, Miss Adele Drummond. Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Caspary and Mr.. an,
Mrs. W. G. Huston, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
Motor Boating Now
Most Popular With
Lake George Colony
Speedy Craft Tuned Up
for Proposed Regattas;
Charles E. Hughes Recalls
Former Outings to Club

Special Correspondence
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 12.-
Motor boating is the fad here this sea-
son. Many of the wealthy cottagers
along the lake own boats with a speed
of close to forty miles an hour. Com
modore Albert L. Judson, of New York
City, president of the American Power
Boat Association, is installing new
motor in the Whippo'will. Jr., and ex-
poets to have her in racing trim this
summer. George Refs, of New York,
has fast hydroplane, the Krazy Kat
IL, powered with Curtiss aeroplane
motor. A syndicate of millionaire cot
tagers along the lake owns the Hawk
eye III, which can do better than sixty
miles an hour, and for which there is
talk of purchasing Liberty motor
At dinner given at the Lake George
Club Friday night Charles E. Hughes
gave an impromptu talk on "The Day.
and recalled former times when he
used to camp on Lake George. Justice
Hughes was born at Glens Falls, N Y,
nine miles from Lake George. The Rev.
Or. E. M. Stires, rector of St. Thomas s
Church, of New York, gave short talk,
portance placed upon the threats of the
Bolsheviki. Nine. Homer, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Louise Homer, rem
dered some songs.
Sunday evening the new Hulett
House management held a concert in
the ballroom of the hotel, which was
we'll attended by hotel folk and nearby
cottagers.
Mrs. +. J. Stimson, of New York, who