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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
NATIONAL GUARD
RECONSTRUCTED
BY U. S. BOARD
Seven Regiments Authorized
in First Order,

WASHINGTON, April Re
construction OF the National guard
was actually started today when the
war department through the bureau
OF militia affairs authorized the Of
eanila,on Of seven regiments and
one extra battalion Of infantry one
squadron OF cavalry and eighteen
companies Of coast artillery
The state Of New York was author
lied to raise four regiments OF in
iantry. one squadron Of cavalry and
twelve companies oi coast artillery.
New Jersey was authorized to organ
ye one regiment OF infantry and two
companies OF coast artillery, Ohio
two regiments Of infantry and Oregon
ono battalion OF infantry and four
companies ot coast artillery
These uc.t units arc intended 10
replace state troops which, under
Section hl ui the national defense
act, cannot be legally maintained by
the states in time Of peace That
section prohibit, the maintenance Of
any troops except those prescribed in
the act-rcgularS and national guard.
Buy Liberty Bonds.
Other authorizations ior units are
expected 10 follow soon. The states
first considered were those in which
conditions were such that their gov
ernors considered armed forces might
be necessary under certain contln-
fenoic, The state Of PENNSYLVANIA.
i0r instance, reported to the war de-
partment that it possessed at this
time very efficient state con,td-
bulary and 5000 state troops. suitiyi-
ent to handle any emergency which
could be fofeseen at this time. The
units authorized today must he IN
June 30, to he eligible for fedora
tion recognition, II the war depart
mcnt IS TO extend financial aid. The
organizations will all be based on a
peace status, company consisting
as slN'y-ilvc men as a minimum
Buy Liberty Bonds.
at Shiuld be clearly understood"
the message sent TO the state COVER
norS said "tha, the war department
does not call for the organization Of
the national pulrd at the present
time, but leaves initiation of its or
ganl2ation with the state authorities
and it is not desired to anticipate the
action OF congress in the formulation
OF the national military policy, nor
is it believed to bc desirable to under
take the general reorganization Of
the national guard prior to the de,
mobilization OF the former na,iona
guard units from the United State
army"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
What is Spring Fever"

Il j., simply low Vitality lack Of
Energy caused By impurities in the
blood GROVES TASIELESS chill
IONIC restores Vitality and Energy
by Purifying and Enriching the
Blood Nou can soon feel its
Strengthening, Inyigorating Effect
Price Hlc tNlY)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

Der Of communities OF the slogan
Finish the Job This Week"
Iiofty.eigh, cities and towns in
New England have reached their
goals, the Boston headquarters re-
ported today.
In Oklahoma fifteen countie, Mer-
subseIlbed their quotAk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

These who condemned the espion.
age act Tor rs severity are answered.
jeremiah O'Leary has been acquitted
Of wrong doing S yraeuse Post.
Standard. lx<no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
REVISION Of LOAN
total SHOWS THAT
COUNTY IS SHORT
Continued from Page ~

the campaign. II these counties,
which contain the big ccnters Of
population, 20 over, the state cam
paign will go over, according TO n.
r Graham. state director II they
fail, the outcome OF the state cam
palgn will be doubtful. The ten
counties are Oklahoma, Usage, Kay,
Washington, Creek. Okmulgee, Carter
Tulsa. MuSkogcc and Garfield Car
field has already been reported over,
unoiiicially,
The rural committees arc still do
ing nicely. Graham says. and il the
centcrS OF population Will only ge,
down TO business the success OF the
loan in Oklahoma is assured
This is military day in the speak
erS' campaign in the county Officers
from Fort Sill are scheduled to make
four-minutc talks in all local theaters
thi, afternoon
Lieut. Col L. w. TIick, Of the
First field artillery, Fort Sill, who
participated IN the second battle OF
IN. Marne under General Builard
was TO speak a, the MONDAY lunch
con IN the Chamber OF Commerce
Colonel Hicks was to describe the
battle on the Marnc river in France.
He was on the staff at the time and
as such had a chance to see the vari-
Gus phases OF the battle IN more
comprehensive way than those who's.
field of action was limited to one
sector
Ralph Talbot. head OF the speakers
bureau OF the state committee, reports
that officers from Fort Slll have been
doing remarkable work m the state
dr''e
At meeting in Gushing Yesterday
widow came up to Capt /. c.
Warner, the Victory loan speaker, and
with tears streaming down her care
worn turrowcd face, said:
Il cannot buy any Liyerty bonds,
but want to give this dollar 10 a
soldier who needs IL"
Ruv vic,o,v Rand,
inc from Tbom,. II,ea,r. ch,;,n,,
~ ,he C,shirg romr,,,c. conar,,m.
l,t;nn C,n,,,n Iy,rner ~, hi. .'s m'o,t I''
81 worid h. or,d - L,,c -, yo,, "'" con-.
vev ~ him for Son, br,e,m % Il. ~ o,,,; rT
,ra,;o, ~. ,eJ ~ ~. hoa,, n" ,'N hs s'G, h,,
civ.n ,he loan be,. a,so ,..i MAJ
b;s srocr;or oi,;c.,, ,bonId lno,, ,Ia, %
h. c,n % d,re,, ii. n,ords -. ,.,i "u" 'ia. H..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
Buy Liberty Bonds.
Watch His Smoke,

"IIe began his career as a clerk N a
cigar store"
"Ahl rose from the ranks, as it
were. - Car,oonSMagazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

Mrs, Walter p. Smith OF ST Johns
bury, who has been appointed chair
man Of the State Library Commits
sion, is the first woman to serve as
head OF any state hoard in Vermont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
Vital Statistics

Births
Mr. and Mrs Homer Rovlett. $40
West l. avenue, girl
Mr. and Mrs. William q. C-ump a2O
West Il avenue. hoy
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.. Bailey. Sl3
SnSt Sixth street, glri
Mr.. md Mrs Crawford Keeseer, l22O
East Sixth street. boy
Mr. and Mrs. william wyatt, 72o East
Chtckasaw street, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Castle, 1919
West Twenty y-ninth street, girl
Mr., and Mrs Earl e. Tutus, iii2
North Ole street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver y. Payne. T33
East Tenth street. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n Gray, 1907
West Twenty-nlnth street. boy.
=. Mr.; and Mrs. G. NJ, Hughes, b2lA
North Dewey street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Wilson, Law.
renee and Twenty-slSth streets hoy.
Beatrice Galindo. s,i North Jordan
street
Roy Hampton, eo7 East Finh street.
Mrs. Crus Mant1ya, lllS South Robin
son avenue
John j, eagle. ig2 West Mapls street,
Clara J. Mccormick. OILS West Elm
Ailsn II. Hinton. ss9 Yves, ro,t.w.to.
mic street.
Building Permits.
n Booth. temporary frame church,
e0s West Ninth street, $500
Nichols 4 Chandler. dwelling. III
Yves, Twenty-first street, 81, 0O0,
Nichols 4 Chandler, dwelling, ll5
Wsltv twenty first street, $1,000
AChols a Chhhdler. dwelling lls
West Twenty.frst street $4,000.
J. o. Block. frame store, 262i South
Central avenue, 5000
p, l., Kirk, dwelling. 1874 West
Eleventh street, $1,000.
Noah Proctor. frame addition. 10
South Clesern ayenues $500.
Mrs. Myrs 0risflth.
The funeral OF Mira Myra Griffith,
Who died Sunday night at Wesley hos
pital, will be held Mt 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning AT the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Farley The
ssrvicss VIII be condveed by Rey. ].
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

date Of the vessels launching has not
yet been determined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

ST LOUIS, April 2j--Vicoy loan
subscriptions to,aling 29,S67S0 were
reported to loan headquarters here to-
day as the result OF the first two
days campaign in the Eighth federal
reserve district. This is lS3 percent
q, the districts quota Of slbS0O00oO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

They must eat, and the people back
home must provide something for
them 10 eat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23

c. /. KELLOGG. Assistant Cashier.
@, S. WEITzEkHoFFEa, Asst cash.
J. c. EAoEN, Assistant Cashier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-23
Buy Victory Bonds.

w II. Vesper was back at his desk
this morning after a brief illness yes
terday. Nesper reported tina, his work
was gong Just abou, the same as 1t
was yesterday X. NJ, Scott and Wal.
ter Dean, the two other division chair
men, reported marked slump in re-
reipts this morning w. J. Pettec re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
CLAIM NEW FIELD GUN
BEST ORDNANCE IN WORLD

LONDON, May "a British field
gun, whirh was tested to some cN
tent during the closing stages Of
the wur has now hoen perfected to
such point that It ls said to be
considered tho best of iin Kind IN
tho world. n is claimed that the
new gun win fire tho lS 1 2-pouni
shell used In the ordinary quhck-
fircr a greater distance and with
moro rBpidity than has ever hcen
attained with IA field gun before.
The range increases II said to bn
more thlp 5000 yards over tho old
fold gun and tho new weapon can
discharge 2k rounds a minute
Elc1ric hntithcft Device.
To check HutuVohilc thicving is the
purpose Of an electric accessory late "
Is devised for the mtNr car. which
is shown IN Popular Mechanics Mag
aZinc Essentially tho ContrivanCr
cuuslsts of an automobile siren con-
ueutCd IN "A drl-hattcry circuit with
a mercury switch when tho car IN
In motion, vibrations hgitatc the
mercury 30 that the gap Is hrldgcd
and contact formed, sounding tho
horn IN tho event tho circuit IL closed
Thus II anyone, without the owners
knowledge. attempted to steal ear
80 equipped, tho serin would sound
Immediately and keep on doing go
uuul tho engine was stopped or the
electric circuit opened.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
DOMESTICS TO HAVE AN
EIGHT HOUR DAY SERVICE

'BOSTOS. Mly q THO ciFh'hour
day for domestic ncrs.,''
At last the miouum for wage
carnrr4 who have tpIlri In the
Kitchens of thor mirrcsses from
rosy dawn to dcNy eve and long
aftrr that
A Boston paper fulfilling tho
prophecy OF students ~ domestic
economy. herald- the advent OF Tho
Day. In It's advertising columns
Hrpoklno woman ddyertisos for IAN
Intelligent woman TO do domestic
work ON business house hours. 1890
To 80. hoyr for lunch. Llyc at
your own homo and hoard yourself"
Tho servant girl IN coming into
her own win an clght-hou day,
an hour for lunch, time that she can
actually call her own. her eyonr
ings to herself she can look upon
the factory girl and tho office girl
with diHdain.
The eight hour day for servants
indicates tho abrupt ending Of the
servant problem and the casting into
discard OF that. period when II
WIS true that "wumans work is
- lx--I A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
SALVADOR IN NEED OF
FINANCIAL ASSISTING
ii'IS lp"n tinted states ~ Best
Iricud and ,thrriS
truit'tur.

EA" FRANCISCO cal. Niy
Tb. r,-t amt r,..,,.t ,,,, or ,,,
'''''' VT ''.''.''' .' money f"'I
salvador So. irw winiU'cr pf
pIrnIppicniiurv .' ly,pN.ryinr y.r
,b,, .,,,r,r.- ,t. .., .....'
from south Ni''." Ih" money )"
needed AZ unDe. according .p Minister
Sol
.-r,...,. &c.. ......-.
'''' "'''' "' ''''"i p
OF" needed 'n property nk" care u'
.lr t1fr," ...U tUu7HspgDrrmrrl OF
p., ,....f... ......,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
TOO PROUD TO LET PARENTS
HELP HIM OUT OF TROUBLE
EsAsR Aksaris,am

Special 10 Tho World
MI SkOGEE. Okla May 3--l' r.
T. Goltra, ~ l9-yehr-old youth goes
10 the penitcutinry IL viii be hccaus"
hls pride sends him there.
Goltra is charged with The theft or
an automobile when ms casc came
up for hearing before Judge Fred
Zjck In the city court. the boy adj
mittc1 that his parents had suft!-
Client money to employ counsel TO
defend him but that he was too
proud to lot them know he Is in
trouble when he went before Judge
Wheeler IN district court to- enter his
plea he refused 10 heed tho courts
advice that he write 10 his parents
"They don't know I'm In trouble
and I'm not going to write them
about H." he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Truck Service Policy on Gary Trucks

We hereby agree to the following for year,
to apply on each motor truck purchased from us:
All trucks sold by us are guaranteed for one year
from date Of purchase under the manufacturers
standard warranty.
We agree to inspect each truck once month for
one year. filling all grease cups, adjusting brakes,
and making all minor adjustments without charge.
A written report will be made to you showing con-
dtion of truck. and making such recommendations
as we deem advisable
We further agree to have on hand at all times
complete supply of parts for every model of Gary
Trucks Should you at any time call on US for part
we are not able to furnish, we agree positively to
furnish you with truck to use free of charge, while
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Greek Shortrpa Nnmc

SfHlNtFlElib, H. May --
Naphyrhdes may he nm cnsily pro
nounced namo In Grck, whence II
originated, but Its owner. Dr Stum
atls u. HaphyriadeH, well known ply
slcian here. finds the difficulty In
warhlinR n Off In the English Ian
Euage too complex. That's why he
filed a petition In Circuit court ask
Ing the right 10 change It 10 Just
plain 'Zaph.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Knicker, Smith dldn't mind find
Ing u woman on HIS iohF
Rocker No YOU see ht- wife used
10 make him wash tho dishos. -- New
York sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

In the event that we are not able to supply you
with truck, we are to stand whatever expense for
hauling you are put to while are obtaining any
parts we do not have in stock. It's also inten-
tion to have on hand at all times one or two trucks
for the accommodation of our truck users, which
will be furnished to you at a nominal charge while
any of your trucks are undergoing repairs.
1t is our intention to try and have every user
satisfied customer, and we will do everything within
reason to accomplish this end
This agreement will be fulfilled in every respect
providing the of trucks handled by does not
habitually overload, over-speed or abuse his truck
in any way.
J. II. CRONKRIGHT,
Mgr. of Truck Dept
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15

w przyszia ~niedziele, W SAIL para
dslnej Jsdwigowa zesp6l najlep-
sSyeh lokslnych sill amatorskich, Wy
stswi przepyszna, peina humoru
sdrowego komedye &oliera, p. /.
sChory z Urojeuia'. Ks6z o komedyi
tel syszsl, Tub ME Sledzil przebiegu
iej kiedys W Europe ma deskach
s~cenicznych? Perla fraacuskiej lite
ratury! SpoEobnost delektowania
sic ia a~rcywesola sztuka malaria sic
teraz, skorzystaG wiec trZeba. Do
ch6d z tejze przeznaczony jest ma
budove ko$ciola D. W. Sw. Jacka.
q q =
DziSiaj W koSciele p. W. Sw. Jadwigi,
PREY Webster i Hoyne ave, odbyws sic
foroczny odpuSt, jake W dzieh Patron
81 parafii. Uroczyste nieSzpory odbe-
da sic o godzinie 7:3O wiecDorem, po-
czem kUzanie i procesya.
O - o
Wczoraj pred ObicSem Sedziego
ChriStenSona, stawal Kazimierz Sio-
"a, ~oS&arzony o Skradzenie pewnej su-
my pieniedzy dwom jego t~owarzyszom,
4 mianowicie: J6zefowi Strzechnoro-
wi i Jauowi Bfance, kt6rzy razem sto-
lowali sic W jednym domu mieSzcza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15

fiara padf p. Kszakowski, ktorego
zoInierze rozsiekali szablami. Inni
aresztowani, jak p. Jokisz, Lipkow-
soy, Rusiecki / inni zostali wypusz-
czeni ma wolnoSG dzieki staraniom
wsp6lziemian, a " Znacznej czeSci
dzieki VISTA wiennictwu chlopow. TAX
mp. gdy zostai aresztowany p. Ru--
siecki, chlopi z jego majatku, z villas
nego popedu, wyprosili go u bolsze-
wik6w, m6wiac, re: My jeho zna-
jem, ce dobryj pan; i did jeho j bat
ko W tiurmi ne sydiy i win sydity
ne bude'; wypuszczonego, zabrali
re SODA ma wieS i umiescili We dwo-
RE pod wIasna ochrona. Chiopi VI
calej Humanszczyznie / W innych
p~owiatach odnosza sic b~ezwzglednie
wrogo do bolszewik6w. Powstania
chIopskie mnoia sic coraz bardziej
i wybuchy ich licza sic ma setki, no.
szac przewaznie charakter odrucho-
wy, bez z~abarwienia politycznego,
electromagnetic ukrainsko-samostojni-
cki. Mordy i rabunki doknane ma
poszczeg6lnych osobach z poSrod pol
skiego ziemianstwa, So W ogromneJ
wiekszoSci wypadk6w dzie}em roz-
b6jniczych szajek pod wodza hersz-
tow. W rodzaju ~straconego niedaw-
no Szelestiuka, mordercy WI. Chod-
kiewiczowej i pozbawiane So czech
ruchu ludowego. Bandyt6w tych nj
gdy ME braklo W Rosyi, wojna, boil
szewicki regime, bezkarnoSG PREY
czynily sic do rozmnozenia tych SEA"
jek lotrowskich.
Ma og6l jednak poza miasteczka-
mi / kolejami bedacemi W reku boil
szewik6w, ma wsi panuje spok6j. W
wielu miejscach chlopi zawarli u
klady z wlaScicielami majatkow l
obsiewaja grunta dworskie ia po-
lowe. w szeregu znanych wypad-
k6w, ziemianie, zamieszkali W mia
~steczkach, otrzymuja stale re sWo-
Itch folwark6w produkta gospodar-
cze. maslo ftp.
ChIopi stesknieni So do ladu /
spokoju i 2 otwartemi ramionami
przyjma kazdego, kto i'm przyniesie
p~orzadek, ale take choc troche tych
produkt6w, kt6re stanowia niezoed
he p%rzedmioty pierwszego' zapotrze-
bowania. a kt6rych brak dale sic
straszliwy odcZuwac. BolsZeTlzm
kona - DO nawet W miasteczkach o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15

toczony jest og6lna nienaEiscia lu-
dnosci, ME ~wylaczajac zydowskiej'
ktorej n~ieslychane gwaity j rabunki
bolszewikow daily sic bardzo We INA
XII.
B%olszewizm kona - a lud wycze-
kuje zbawienia i zbroi sic, gotoW
do oreznego ~poparcia zbawcow. Maj
blizszem i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wydaje sic i'm tam przyjscie Deniki-
ma, najmniej sic spodziewaja Pola-'
k6w choe gotowi ich przyjac take
przyjma tez i Picture cho6 ten Jest
W pewnym stopniu zdyskredytowa-
nv W oczach ch}op6w tezmyslna po-
lityka finansowa jaka prowadzh z
gabinetem Winniczenki. Do samo--
stijnik6w przychylnie sic tez odnosi
inteligencya polska W miastacn !
przyjscie, ich uwaza "a zbawienie %
bolszewik6w.
Wszyscy czekaja - a bolszeWic9
zwijaja manatki.
J.. CIR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15
Wiesci z Human
szczyzny.

,,kuryer Lwowski" z d. % sierp-
MIA podaje nastepujace wiadomosci
z Humanszczyzny:
Human zostai ostatnio (przed 3
tygodniami) odebrany bolszewikom
przez ch}opskie oddzialy pod dowo-
dztwem niejakiego Wolyhca. Haslem
tych oddzia46w Jest walka przeciw-
ko zydom, oraz przeciwko nieslychu-
nej drozyznie niektorych produk---
tow, ktorych caIkowicie brak ma u
krainie (s6l, zapalki, manufaktu-
IA. Dotychczas Human przecho--
dill kilkakrotnie z rak do rak. Ca
sy p%anowania Ukraihc0w (Petluro-
wcow nalezaly do najlepszych, ME
byio zadnych gwaltow, ami rabun--
k6w. Pierwsze zajecie przez bolsze-
wik6w W zimie ~przeszio w~zgledniu
pomySlnie, gdyz zakonczy1o sic kon-
trybucyami i r%abunkami, bez ofiar W
ludZiach. re strony licZnie Zgroma-
dzonego W Humaniu ziemianStwa
i~ntellgencyi polskiej. Bolszewicy je-
dnak zostali wyparci z Humania
przez chIopskie handy, w~alczace pod
haslem: ,,Chaj mad nanny ne panu-
jut", ami u szczo z MaskowszcZyzny
pryjsz4y, ami ii szczo Chrysta ros-
pjaly". CT chiopi po opanowaniu
Humania przystapili do systematy-
cznei rzezi zyd6w, kt6ra trwa4a 3
dni. Pablo mn6stwo cfiar. Charak-
terystycznem jest, re rzez odbywaia
sic bez rabunk6w, ami jeden sklep
zydowski ME zostat rozgromiony. -
LudnoSc chrzeScijanska byIa oszcze-
diana najzupelniej, ME wy&aczajac
bogatych okolicznych ziemian. Pc
o~debraniu Humania chlopom przez
bo~lszewik6w, W kwietniu br., ci ostat
nj byli nieco ostrozniejsi W wyzna-
czaniu ayd6w ma naczelne stanowi-
ska / starali sic takowe obsadzaG "
znacznej cze$ci przez chrzeScijan.
Tym razem wzieli sic tez bolszcwicy
o~strzej do ziemianstwa. P~osiadali
spisy os6b, kt6re W m~ajatkach swo-
ich $ciagali odszkodowania "a IA
bunki i tych a~resztowali z zamiarem
rozstrzelania. Pierwsza i iedyna O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15
NOTATN OSOBTTE

W administracyl naszego Pisma.
znajduje sic list adresowany do p.
Franciszka Mkt, ktory o~statnio "a
mieszkiwal pnr. 1909 Noble uiicy;
z powodu niedokIadnego adresu list
ME m6gl bye doreczony. Pisany jest
przez Zofie Mika, zanieszkaia "
Polsce. I~nteresowany raczy sic zglo-
sic do administracyi Dziennika Chi
Gag oSkiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-15

rcdzina, liczni krewni i znajomi,
re strony Lesickich, jak i Sadow--
skich. Uczta odbyla sic pnr. 2119
LIE Moyne I'll. Nowozedcom - Po-
wodzenia.
Oh -
Oh. Bruno S. Mindak, w~laSciciel
kantoru realnoSciowego, mieszcza-
cego sic pnr. 1882 N. Ashland ave-,
przyjai agencye firmy' Interstate
Business Mems Accident Assn, z
kwatera W Des Moines, Iowa. Jest
to jedna z najwiekszych firm ase-
kuracyjnych kraju; OBJ. Mindak pro-
wadzii bedzie file tel kompanii Ia
cznie z swym obecnym intereseni.
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Stow. Alumn6w szkoiy p. W. Mat
XII Boskiej Anielskiej, ur2adza Bun
co Party" ola swych czlonk6w i
cz}onkin. jakotez przyjacio}, W ME
dziele, dnia 3Ogo pazdziernika. Po-
czatek o godzinie sz6Stej Wieczo-
rem. Miejsce: sala Stanisiawowa.
= q :.
Detektywi poszukuia "a dwoma
marynarzami, kt6rzy z ~poniedzial-
ku ma wtorek wdarli sic do pokoJI
panny L. Glik, Fam. pnr. 212S Mel
rose ave. Gdy parma Glik obudzlia
sic W nocy, s~postrzegfa dwu mez-
czyzn W swej sypialni, ktorzy gdy
z~obaczyli, re ME Spi, rzucili sic m
MIA, zadajac pieniedzy. Otrzymaw-
sly przeczaca odpowiedz, jeden z
mich uderzyi ia w6wczas W glove
m}otkiem. Gdy kobieta poczesa wo-
lac O pomoc, bandyci zbiegli. Poll
eva przybyla ma miejsce i Pc wy
s}uchaniu szczeg6l6w, proponoWafa
aby sic pozwolila przewiezt do szpi-
tala. n Glik ~wzbraniaia sic je-
dnak, m6wiac, re ME jest ~niebezpie-
cznie pobita. Detektywi znalezli W
mieszkaniu czapke marynarska, kto-
"a kazala sic domysla6, re maryna-
RE "a czlonkami zalogi okretu Man
churia. Znaleziono r6wniez marynar
Ike, ma kt6rei widniato nazWisko L.
]. Farley. LIMESTONE sic z komendan-
tenn stacyi Great Lakes.
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u CORA tydZien temu zginaf " mia
steczku Gary 12letni chlopczyK, naz-
wiskiem Jan Sirak. Dnia tego mat
ka lego wreczyla mu $3.50, ktora to
sumo oddac miaR naucZycielce ma
zakupno szkolnych ksiazek. Naucly-
cielka pieniedzy ME osrzyma1a dnla
togo. lax r6wniez ME pokazai sic
wiecei W szkole zaginiony chfopiec'
Ojciec lego Jest robotnikiem stalo-
wynn, a poniewaz jest obecnie ma
strajku. szuka 2 rozpacza W Sercu
syna swego po okolicy; superlnten-
dent szk6l publicznych, George W
Suratz, zarzadzil, azeby dzieci s7kol-
nc I skauci miejscowi porzucill kla'
sy szkolne dzisiaj W poludnie i CHOP
IN p~osZukiwali.