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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Dlaczego zerwano rokowania
z Niemcami.

Rad niemiecki otrzymai s-go
lutego komunikat nastepujacy:-
Ola ogolnych wzgled6w huma
nitarnych zaproponowalismy
wan zaprzestania polityki repre-
syjnej, brania zakladnikow, "a
mechanic atakow napowietrz-
nych, uzywania gazow trujacych,
a celem unikniecia niepotrzebne-
go przelewu krwi - zawieszenia
wszelkich operacyi militarnych.
Nigdy przytem ME schodzilismy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
z MLODZIANKOWA.

Wczoraj z koscio}a SIS. Mlodzian-
k6w, o godzinie Gel rano odbyl sic
pogrzeb s. p. Wandy Kwacaia, die
wczynki liczacej lat 2 i 2 miesiace,
kt6ra odeszia "a swiaty Pc dlugiej
/ ciejhiei chorobie. Rodzice zmarle-
60 dziewczecia, zam. pnr. 1928 W.
Huron ul. Nabozehstwo zalobne "a
dusze jej odprawii X. proboszcz Jan
Zwierzchowski. Zw}oki pochowane
zostaiy ma cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
w tych dniach powr6cil marynarz
Wiadyslaw Imbiorski, do domu ro-
dzie6w PIP. J6zefa i Matyldy Imbior-
skich, zam. pnr. 1929 w. Huron ul.,
ma Mlodziankowie, honorowo zwol-
niony cd siuzby wojskowej. Mary
narz Wladys}aw pelnil sluzbe jake
tepiciel nur0w podczas wojny. Po-
niewaz wojna sic skonczy}a, ME sa
juz oni potrzebni.
X. %proboszcz prosi mas o zamie -
szczenie uwagi d~otyczacej sic sza-
nownych ~parafian koScio}a SIS. Mo-
dziank6w, re pc karteczki wielka--
nocne do spowiedzi Ssws., nalezy pc
takowe przychodzic czasie biuro-
VEN. a mianowicie: poniedzialki,
wtorki, srody i piatki, cd godziny
9ej do 12ej przedpoludniem, cd 2ej
do Gel popofudniu / cd lei do 9ej
wieczorem. W czwartki i soboty kar-
teczek do spowiedzi Sw. stanowczo
sic ME wydaje.
Dw6r IS. Mlodziankow mr.. 68S Il.
X. L., ma swoje regularne posiedze-
ME W ~przyszly poniedzialek dnia II
b. m, o godzinie Sci w%ieczorem, "
sail zwyklych %posiedzen. Wszyscy
cz}onkowie maja sic stawiG ma to po-
%siedzenie, poniewaz So wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia.
~
Poniewaz z postem ~zakonczyly sic
wszelkie zabawy taneczne i inne te-
go rodzaju ~rozrywki, przeto powin-
noScia jest kazdego chrzeScijanina-
katolika uczeszczac do koScio}a ma
nabozenstwa wielko-postne, kt0re Cd
bywaja sic W kazda srode, a nauki
pasyjne przez post w%ygiaszac bedzie
X. J6zef Drzyma}a, miejscowy asys-
tent. w piatki / niedziele Stacye Dro
81 Krzyzowej.
Tow. Mlodzienc6w Sw. Alojzego,
PREY parafii IS. Mlodziank6w, PREY
gotowuje sic energicznie do urza--
dzenia przedstawienia pc WielkieJ-
nocy. Mlodziez towarzystwa sw. A
lojzego, pozostaje pod przewodnict-
ven X. Boleslawa Nawrockiego,
kt6ry jest ich kapelanem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
z HELENOWA.

W najblizszy piatek. dnia Ago b.
m. o godzinie 3-ciej popOludniu beda
~pokazywane Obrazy m~igawkowe pick
nego zajmujacego i pouczajacego dra-
matu W dziewieciu odsIonach pit. The
Victim czyli (Ofiara). tylkO ola die
ci a w ~niedziele, dnia 1890 o godzinie
3-ciej popoludniu i o 7:30 wieczorem
ola s~tarSzych. Czysty dOch6d z pred
stawienia przeznaczony zostanie ma "a
kupno nowego organu do koSciO}a 'sw.
Heleny. kt6ry jest k%oniecznie potrzeb-
nv. PrzedSta wienie odbedZie sic W Sa-
II parafialnej Sw. Heleny. Pamietajcie
Rodacy, - ZamiaSt udawac she gdzie-
indziej do obcych, ~zydowskich teatrzy
k6w m~igawkowych. udajcie sic do pa
rafialnej sail. a Zobaczycie to. czego-
scie ~jeszcze nigdy W lyciu ME widzieli.
y. ]proboszcz Piotr II. Pyterek, ubie-
giej soboty powr6ci} re szpitala, gdzie
przebywal cd dw6ch tygodni podda-
jac sic operacyi ma nos. Operacya po-
wiodla sic szcZesliwie. X. proboszcz
moze juz spefniac swoie obowiazki dusz
pasterskie.
Dzisiaj o godzinie S-mej rano w ko-
Sciele Sw. Heleny. Y. Franciszek Ku-
liGski, odprawi} zalobne naboze1stwo
"a spok6j duszy OLGA swego, s. p. Fran
ciszka KulinskiegO.
K6Iko Dramatyczne i'm. Fryderyka
ChOpina. ma swoje regularne posiedze-
ME W przyszly czwartek, dnia 1890
b. M, o godzinie S-mej wieczorem W
sail zwyk}ych ~posiedzeh. Wszyscy
czlonkowie i czlonkinie So proszeni o
3askawe przybycie, p~oniewaz sprawoz-
DAME zostanie odczytane z ostatniego
przedstaw vienna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

ze stanowiska, re ME chcemy u
przedzac decyzyi Kongresu Po-
kojowego. Ruch nasz byl tylkd
zywiolowym protestem ludu
przeciw uciskowi przeszlo stulet-
MENU, przeciw nieusunieciu wszy
stkich ustaw wyjatkowych, pre-
civ nieodwolaniu urzednikow
hakatystycznych, jak rowniez
rrzeciw masakrom re strony zde-
moralizowanych band .Grentz--
schutzu". Podczas naszych roko-
wan w Berlinie okazaliScie zupel-
ma sk}onnosc do zawarcia rozej--
mu i do dalszych ukladow
Wbrew tel zawartej ugodzie uza-
lezniacie zawarcie rozejmu cd roz
wiazania naszych formacyi zbroj-
nych. Odrzucamy to zadanie.
Formacye nasze So strata naszej
Ojczyzny przeciw niedyscyplino-
wanym wojskom ,,Grentzschut-
I'll" i ,,Ieimatschutzu' jak row.
niez przeciw waszym wojskom
militarnym, wreszcic przeciw ro-
syjskim bolszcwikom. Skladamy
ma was Gala odpowicdzialnoSt "a
daisy przelew krwi. Powoiujcmy
rownoczeSnic pod broi Gala ma
sza ludnoSt meska ola obrony ko-
biet, dzieci i ognisk d%omowych.
PodpiS: Ia Naczclna Radc LII
dowa PolSka Korfanty."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
MIEDZYNARODOWE TU-
NELE.

Londyn, II. marca. Daily
Mail twierdzi stanowczo, &c RIA
dy francuski i brytyjski zgodzily
sic ma wybudowanie tunelu pod
kanafem angielskim i obecnie spe-
cyalne komiSye w Paryzu pracuja
mad planem wybudowania podob-
nych tunelow pod Bosforem i Gil
braltarem.
Londyn, II. marca. - w dniu
81 marca 1918 roku dug narodo-
wy Wielkiej Brytanii wynosii
500, Coz. 49, w por6wnaniu z
g, 53O,7tO.55O w marcu 1914 ro-
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
PRZESTROGA

Gdy sic s~postrzega pierwsze symp
tony zaziebienia, natychmiast "a
5yc trzeba Trents Eucalyptol Com
pound. Uchroni was cd przykrosci i
niepokoju " dniach kiedy nastspi
kaszel 4 Zebra, / p~rzyniesie wan spo-
kojnX sen W nocy.
Trents Compound. ME zawiera
mortiny, eteru, ami szkodliwych
drogeryi. Jest zupeinie czyste - do
bre ola starszych | dzieci. Trents
Compound MONA kupie prawie we
wszystkich aptekach, Csc butelka
jesli VEGAS uiyta moze oszczedzie
wan dolary 1 uckronic cd cierpie-
mia.
Pamietaj naive, Trents.
Ne przyjmujcie podr6bek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Setki tysiecy Polakow W niemie-
ckiei niewoli.

.Iak wykazuje urzedowe stwier-
dzenie wiadz polskich. w Men,
czech znajduje sic jeszcze 10000
polskich jehcow wojennych z by
lei armii rosyjskiej, oraz 100000
Polakow, zapedzonych gwa}tem
90 robot. ola Niemcow. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
TsIegTamy %zagTaniczne.
(Dokohczenie re str. ~.

chwytanych ma goracym uczyn-
ku, ponioSlo Smierc natychmiast.
PrzeSzio go osob, wSrod Mich
Miele kobiet i dzieci, wzieto do
s~zpital6w berlinskich, mnostwo
SruP0w wywieziono, a radyka!i
Hsuneli sami wielka liczbe swych
0fiar. Pewien zoinierz rzadowy
zeznai pod przysiega, re radykali
S~ozstrzelali W okrutny sposob 60
. Gu detektyw6w rzqdowych, Stra-
ty z powodu spustoszenia wsr6d
tych walk wynosza dotychczas
pkolo 15O,OOO.OOO marek 1887, 500,
OOO).
Kopenhaga, II. marca. - w
sobote wieczor radykali wywiesi-
II sztandar cesarski ma jednym z
yaIac6w berlinskich. Wojska rza-
dove natychmiast Sztandar ten
uSuneiy, Strajk powszechny 20
stal odwoiany i wiekszoSc robot
uik5w powrociia do piracy.
PRZECIW UNI AUSTRYI
z NIEMCAML
Paryz, II. marca. - Francya i
Wfochy, jak twierdzi Gaulois,
zgadzaja sic na~jzupeiniej W swej
opozycyi przeciwko przylaczeniu
sic Austryi do Niemiec.
BALFOUR ZREZYGNUJE.
Londyn, II. marca. A. J.
sRaliour, minister ola spraw "a
eranicznych W gabinecie brytyj--
skim Lloyd Georgia ma zamiar
wycofac sic z piracy rzadowej pod
kouiec k~onferencyi pokojowej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

PoIsha .on,yH. ely wl.xssy e.y n7,.,
sIy, "a opowiaZek ~poc1ytywae sohi.
powinien stale rex Ialnowae narooo-
woSc nASza - I'd obcycn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

mowi Evening Standard. Nastep-
ca jego ma bye Earl Cursor, pre-
zydent Rady i przew6dca rzado-
u.Y N, Tzh;a 7 ord0w
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31

NOTICE EIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.
In thear OF the estate OF Lydl1
II. warheceased, In the ayhe
Notice reby given that Nora NJ.
smith. aainistratrix of the estate
of Lydia airing. deceased, has pre-
scented aed her account and vouch-
ers in Retirement of said estate.
and thatame will come UP for ex 4
animated action Of said Circuf1
Court on2th day of April, 1919, ar
which til heirs, creditors or leg
atees of estate are required to ap-
near in Court and show cause, 4.
any ther why said accouN ano
vouchersld not be approved.
RIA NJ. SMITH,
Administrative
Rohbinser & Robbins. Attorneys.
Mar. 17-24-31
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31

Several painters wanted at
knott Green House. Inquire
Geo. BOsWOrth,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
MONEY TO LOAN.
Wayne, Union, Fayette and Ran
dolph County Farmers,
Attention!

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 9
Farm Loans at 5k% for to "a
years. In office Friday and SATURDAY
only. See N. G. Mckinley, suite No.
223 Colonial Bldg. Richmond. Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
AGENT. and Statesmen Wanted

II YOU are a salesman OF ability, es-
pecially in oil and paint, we will pay
we'll Only the best talent need ap-
ply Parker Refining Co.. Cleveland.
Ohio.
You can make big money selling our
I've nav highest commissions every
week. Free outfit and part expenses
The Hawks Nursery Co.. Wauwatosa.
wis.
ALESMAN-wanted.f irst-class cloth
ing salesman who can trim snappy
windows and write cards Steaoy pos
ZION Good salary Deermont Cloth
ing Co, Terre Haute. Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31

wANTED-Man or woman to demon
strate high grade household special
ty Liberal terms to proper party.
Splendid opportunity especially ioT
service. Address Box 1900, care Pal
1adinrn
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is untitled.
ads Tor returned service men
lads formally LETT with
by leaving the ad at the T.
C. A.
service will be agent IN the
efatt the attention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31

sailor. attends Earlham, wants en-
ployment evenings and Saturdays. Re-
ply Palladium I'll.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

Good S0-acre farm in Hamilton Co. One
half best black soil. Seven-room house,
cellar bath Buildings fair, spring
water piped into house and barn and
garage. Electricity in all buildings. r.
r. l mile from r. r. and stock pens.
building fair.
90 acres-S7 acres under cultivation.
timber 10 acres, orchard. watered by
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
FURNITURE REPAIRING

FURNITURE neatly repaired and re-
finished. We repair almost everythin 4
Work called for and delivered. Cooks
Repair Shop. 123 West Main. Phone
1852.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
/ NOTICE. fTIoN FOR
INTENT OF HiGHWAYk

"
Nottce,t given that a petit
ton addf the Board OF Com
missionerYne County. Indiana,
was filed 29th day of March.
1919, in { OF the Auditor of
said CouHates R. Davis. and
more thalher voters and free
holders county. praying for
the improof a highway under
the provis the County Unit
Road Lappetition. emitting its
caption atures, is as follows:
"Gentle.he undersigned, be-
ing fifty d more freeholders
and votelyne County, in the
State Of respectfully petition
and praydonorable Body for
the imprmnder the provisions
of the Colt Road Law OF a
certain hwithin said County.
and partitescribed as follows,
to-wit:
"Beginn point on the Rich
mond angtle Turnpike, said
point beia line between the
counties te and Henry in the
State of said line being ap-
proximate miles west Of the
Town OF town; thence in a
southeastrection along said
turnpike rest corporate limits
of the THagerstown; thence
east aloniStreet in said town
to Perry thence south along
Perry STRIFE south end OF said
street; tlgling east with said
acknowledgements Pike and
continuinahe same to the west
corporate the Town of Green's
fork; tibet along Pearl street
in said , the east corporal.
limits th.hence continuing n
a genertheasterly direction
along sainond and Newcastle
Pike to where it intersects
with the Pike; thence south
along tina Pike to the north
corporate,f the City Of Rich
mond; continuing south on
Northwes Street in said City
to a poire it intersects with
Center Silence east on Center
Street tovest Second Street in
said City, south on said North
west Seceet to where 1t inter-
sects wihmond Avenue. said
last point the terminus OF said
| highway. highway being in total
length Ultimately eighteen tlS)
| miles.
said ers respectfully show
that said highway has already
been esta. and they now petit
ton andthat said highway be
improvediding, draining. chang
ing and 1g the same where
necessar!paving as hereinafter
recomme
1--WE rend the width of sais
highway now established ex
| cept whshall be necessary II
| widen tln for drainage or con
structionses.
chars the Improvement
1--WE rend that the highwa.
be pavedconcrete, the same Z
be eightet in width, nine fee
en- eitheiof the center line Q
said highnd on either side Q
said stri.oncrete paving Their
shall be J of gravel six feet l
/! !!E||| B D. 81 g.:
may Sc krj IN regard to a
overheade above the tracks
the Ricf Division of the Pitt
burgh, Citi, Chicago & st. Lou
Railway any on Northwest FIT
! Street irCity of Richmond, v
recommeat such bridge be 7
placed suitable bridge of pc
manent der with safe and prop'
approach the same.
"All oh is respectfully I
quested.' !.
This p will be presented !,
hearing determination to q
Board nmissioners of Wayi
County. "a, at their office in Il
Court L at Richmond. Indian
at 10 Ao'clock on Saturday e
10Th da4pril, 1919.
Any lied party may appear
such heand show cause why {
request for in the petition sh'
not be ID.
4 Signei31st day of March, 10
! HOWARD BROOKS.
Auditor of Wayne
County. IndiaI
Robbins,r & Robbins, Attys.
Mar. 31-Apr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
Situation Wanted Ads Free for Soldiers and Sailors

the returning soidie
Situation Wanted "a ree
khaki who desire
and will perform patriotic
Can You Place These Men?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31

TRUCK Observation-Disclosures
wanted. o. d. Bullerdick, 529
S. 9Th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
FINE CLOTHES OUT
OF THE QUESTION
so'1cty'= itc-unpuon In IDndon
iiing- Problem ~ Ispcnsi,e
Apparel.
nv MAu0AitFr WALrEiD

IVY VI y Nv NltIal W NAsllflAl
lpNbOA. Doe 22 lny malt An
invitation 80 u dance quite small
and cuy and any old rag ~ u
frock. ms dear Sat know what
that means ana ~ SHAH not he ahlo
10 40. Tor | haven't got an evening
dress when w. came over here w.
never even thmsht of evening
.lothrs bat then of course. W. never
even thought ~ peace Even 10
mention ru,h q thing sounded fight
down unpntriolic IN those Tar on
DAYS
liut now wr are out ~ n com
plrtrh. Tor ftills At pr"s-nt prices
arr oui - thc qucsilou IN" sim
plrSt klnd ~ "a BLACK semi evening
dress lust literally "a dtuuplnK rng
~ medium quality satin. costs $50.
ana ~ Tor dancing shoes and eve
Mug wraps and long gloves ana fans
my head reefs with IN" Visions
Aud yet. somehow prbce aside
am not 80 crazy tu grt back Ia the
old times n Wns good to feet that
dress was ont ~ the running. that
Il didn't matter the least little bit
that wherever Yuu went, whatever
Inu ala the ar,ero coat and skirt
was all rlght ana lot un" am In No
KIND ~ u hurry To- hoist up the HllN
burden ~ fashions ana styles and
latest wrinkles again
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
AMERICAN DESCRIBES
ENGLISH ELECTIONS
Tame Affair N"n,parcd WIN Pniiiicnl
struggles In t'niicd
sinhs
C0MM0nERS WHOLE POWER



LONDON Jan a. ON tho Who'll,
do not think tho English voter he.
nearly ~ enjoyable u time nz the
American voter
For ono thing. election IA, ia inst
an ordinary iaN not hplidt, ns lu
America THke the tt, grurpf
erection for example There W"t.
No phrtlrH uu ttttUtI,a fI,Ius
around London Win candidates han
ners tod to thom rp bands ru hul
l"iln boards No rltWur ~ an u wac
49, Important NJ urcyiiouiIhI rl.r
ton IN the t'nltcd SintrH fot nn tho
result depends tho SELECTION 81 tho
prime minister the hcui ~ the ruv
eminent Vet for nll the Wilderness
! saw ~ enthusiasm nn English
eicctlnn In much lrss heated than u
hallotlnr ~ M"thudlsiA fur q new
board ~ d"ncoua
The saloons were omen sn here
was no common Impulse the uight
before in "flre up" fnr nm election
day GLOW No long hhrk cigars were
being worn around party he1d,iuar
'err There was not one scfimmng,
near n polling booth. Apparently
there was not even u case ~ q liberal
physically nudsins u conservative or
tho sidewalk And the labor FOL
lowers were ~ doolle ns the otheTr
In an English general election the
voters choose congressman tknown
~ members ~ the hous- ~ com
monsl who are also the presidential
electors; that IN. The party with tho
majoritv In tho houH. ~ commons
makes lie leader the premier The
senators tor peers ~ tho realm In
the house of lordr) are the h-rcdi-
tnry mobiles and those new lords, ba.
rons and vl~counts named FORMALLY
by the king hut selected hv the
prime minister. NJ there n no vot-
ing for senator's
There Ar~ No Ilcfcrcndr.
English elections only deal With
persons Perhaps this IN wha, makes
them so unint~rcstlng There never
IL a pichesciie. n referring 10 the
people of such matters NJ bond IN
sues, local option, constitutional
amendments ttisn n surprising fact
that Great 1rltain has no conHtitu'
tIon
The people rntru-t unrestricted
governing power IN tho men and
women they elect This power IN
full for the ronelec,lvc house of
lords has about ms much to -.y ~
Britiah government as the king--in
other words, nothing That IL why
. Rriiish politician dodxe- pe-rdom
{intii he reach-. n comfortable fire
side are To become n lord or baron
would mean his elevation" 10 the
house Of lords. and he would nj once
he defunct In n legislative capacity
The house ~ commons accords IN
s,ittering nelshbor IN parliament the
position Of a sort ~ glorified dehnt'
Ing circle nothing more, " IN"
HOUSE of lords should originate n
measure and pNss II, tho measure
would have as much chance Ia be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
CHEMISTS PETITION FOR
MORE TARIFF PROTECTION

ClIICAUp. III. Jan IS rro'oc-
ton ~ American chemical ndlH-
tries, built UP tu greater efficieu, y
during the war. from the cheaper
made products OF Europe. vas ask =
ed IN n symposium At the annual
meeting of the AmeNicnu institute
~ Chemical Engineers br Grin
nell Jones, Chrmiai NJ the Inpsd
slates nriff commission discussed
that hody'. recommendations CON
cerning dyes nnd coal tar chemi-
Gals
A reasonable tariff
An amendment To the sherman act
10 permit co operation of competl-
tors
A law ,o hold In bond foreign ma q.
trrials whose duping here might
cause disruption tn American trade.
Requirement of sworn statements
by foreign shippers ~ To tho origin
Of all materials 10 prevent ippor-
,atlon- from enemy countries
Action to prevent foreign com
hinatlonH which might act In re
s,rnint ~ American trade. and pro-
hlbition of lmpor,n,ions from for
cign competitors selling goods below
American manufactured costs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Scored steam OF gasoline engine
cylinders can he repaired hy a new
process IN which their pits are filled
with an alloy that Ia fused cleo
trically
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

An inventor has brought out =
canoe that In formed by hydraulic
pressure from thrc. sheets ~ veneer,
fastened together with waterproof
glue.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-14

We are not surprised at the at
tacks made on DR.. McClane, superln-
tendent of the reform school at Mar
ianna, as described by the Tallahassee
of the Tampa Times In
a letter to his paper Friday. 1t was
only reasonable to suppose that he
was going TO incur the enmity OF
some people up that way. We are
not disposed to take up the cudgels
for Superintendent McClane just be-
cause he is from Ocala. But it is not
out of place to say that we have heard
on good authority that he has made
considerable improvement since going
there. He admits himself that there
i. much yet to do. When he reached
Mariana, he had to undo a great
deal that was bad before he could be-
gin on what was good. We must also
say that the allegation of Mrs. Tay-
lor and Mrs. Nichols. that Mrs. Nc
Clane made their positions miserable,
do not agree with the impression Mrs,
McClane made on her friends during
the years she lived in. Ocala. She was
considered here as gentle and re-
fined lady, and hone of US who know
her can imagine her trying to make
anyone miserable. Appointing ones
own relatives to Office is something
the American people do not approve
Of in any public official. There are
exceptions, of course. Gov. Cats ap
pointed his daughter his private sec
rotary and it is the consensus of pub
lie opinion that it was the best ap
pointment he ever made. DR.. McClan'
may have appointed some of his rela
tives to places in the school because
he believed he could obtain BETTE
work and closer cooperation thar
from other people. Judging by tn,
record they made, the officials of tn,
school before he went there were no
anything to brag of. All this, AM
other matters, should be carefully in
vestigated and judged by the legisla
ture. An industrial school for way
ward boys is an imperative necessity
Other states are running them sue
cessfully, and it is obvious that Flor
IDA can do the same thing. No mat
ter who is superintendent, he is go
ing to make mistakes, give some PEG
pie dissatisfaction and make som
enemies and can't make success o
the school unless he is given a fai
chance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-14

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-14

The state federation of labor, which
was in session in Tallahassee last
week, wants the state put back on
central time. These working men
cannot see how daylight is saved by
a plan that makes every man who
goes to work at z o'clock get up be
fore the sun does more than half of
the year. There is a possibility that
Tampa, Tallahassee and other cities
in the west part of the state will try
to have the line run through Live
Oak and Sanford, railroad division
points, instead of at the Apalachicola
river, as it now does. Ocala seems
well satisfied with eastern time, but
there would not be much kicking if it
was put back on central.