davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-13
24O,1s7 MEN CASUALTIES
OF UNITED STATES IN WAR

Washington, March 1o.-Battle cas-
ualties of the American army in
France as shown by revised division
records announced today totaled 24O,-
1877. These included killed in actor,
wounded, missing in action and pris-
'oners. There probably will be some
slight further revision as further re-
ports are received. The second regu-
lar division shows the greatest losses.
with 24,429; the first division next,
with 23,973; the 18th (Pennsylvania,
led national guard and national army
divisions, being fourth in the list,
with 14,143.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-13
STRAYED.

One gray mare, years old, weight
1900, with halter and shod in front;
one black mare, years old, weight
1900, with white stripe in face. Re-
ward for recovery. F. j. Roehrich,
Linton, N. Oak. 4Otf
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-13
WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Temvik Correspondents

Temvik Correspondence
Jake Scidel went down to Linton,
Friday night, enroute to ICELAND,
WHARF he goes 20 receive medical
treatment.
Mrs. Zunkel was visiting at the
home Of her brother, H. G. Benedict
and family, few days the latter part
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State Of North Dakota,
County of Emmons,
In County Court, Before Hon. Don L.
Tracy, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Jacob
Permann, Deceased.
Andrew Permann. Petitioner,
VS..
Eva Permann, Julius Permann, He.-
ena Permann, Albert Permann, Am
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-13

Notice and Citation, Hearing Of First
or Annual Report and Account
State Of North Dakota,
County Of Emmons
In County Court, Before Hon. Don L.
Tracy, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Jede-
diah w. Westcott, Deceased.
Chas. Coventry, Administrator with
will annexed, Petitioner,
vs..
Nancy A. Westcott, George, Westcott,
Carrie Corbin, Ben w. Haggard, A.
N. Drake, D. E. Byam, Ikea West
colt, Randolph Westcott, Gertrude
Westcott, bessie Westcott, Mande
Wastcott and Augusta Westcott,
Respondents.
Notice and Citation, Hearing Of First
or Annual Report and Account.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents:
You, the said Nancy A. Westcott,
George Westcott, Carrie Corbin, Ben
w. Haggard. A. N. Drake, D. f..
Byam, Randolph Westcott, Gertrude
Westcott, Bessie Westcott, Maude
Westcott,, Augusta Westcott, and all
other persons interested in said es-
tate are hereby notified that the an
nual account of the Administrator
with will annexed of the estate Of
Jedediah w. Westcott, late Of the
City of Linton in the County Of EN-
mons and State Of North Dakota, de-
ceased, has been rendered to and filed
in this Court, that Saturday, the 22nd
day Of March, A. D. 1919, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day at
the Court Rooms Of this Court in the
Court House in the City of Linton,
County Of Emmons and State of
North Dakota, has been duly appoint
ed by this Court for the settlement
thereof, at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions, in
writing, to said report and account
ing or any part thereof and contest
the same.
And you, the above named 'respon-
dents and each Of you, are hereby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

Ago sierpnia 1917 do 1go paz-
dziernika 1919; byf przydzielony
do 49go pu]ku picchoty, kt6ry
walczy} we l'rancyi; pc zawiesze-
niu broni pracowai W rozmaitych
sprawach spccyalnych I amery--
kaiskiemi komiSyamj, a najwie--
cej czasu spedzi} PREY komisyi
!Aliant6w majacej ma celu zwro--
Genie do Rosyi jencow rosyjskich,
pobranych przez Niemcow. Stad
'przez kibka miesiecy DIR. K. pre-
'bywa} W Berlinie, w Chamonii
Mecklenbmg11, oraz innych mia
stach i okoficach niemieckich. Po-
zna{ przytem Niemc0w doskona-
lie i rstrzymuje, &c bynajmniej
Niemy ME uwazaja sic "a poko-
nanych, ME sd wcale zdezorgani-
zowsri, re owszcm maja silly wiel
kie W h1dziach i zasobach / az dy-
sza zemsta! NienawiSc ich zwraca
sic gfownie przeciwko Franouzom
/ 'Polakom, ma tych vice rewanz
sobie obiecujs. Niema II mich
przynebicnia, rewolucya ich by
Ia farsa, a W Berlinie i dis tax
szero&o bawia sic. jak "a dawnych
czasow Kaizera...
Dr.. KochczyiiSki powr6cii do
Ameryki ma okrecie ,,Lewiathan"
ia ktorym i gen. Pershing przy--
jecta}. w Nowym Yorku uczest-
niczyi W moczvstoSciach powital
nych, a obecnie powraca do Haz-
Teton, by sic oddac wiasnym spra-
WON / praktyce. Tu W Chicago
hawi on u porucznfka policyi 10
zefa Paiczynskiego, obywatela
znanego ogoinie w ~naszej Polo
mi, zamieszkafego pnr. 1925 No.
Sacramento ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

Pr0cz zaklad0w missyjnych W
Mississippi i Arkansas, Zgroma-
dzenic to posiada swe klasztory
W Chmach, Japonii, Holendcr-
skich Wschodnich Indyach. ma
Filipinach i W Australia. Misyo-
Marry wysyla sic W jak najwieI-
sci liczbic, szczeg6lnic do oko-
lie, ktore So do piracy m1ssyJncJ
dostatecznie przygotowane.
Oby nadszedi dzieh, ably ME
trzech, lecz dziesiec razy wiecej
misyonarzy mozna by}o wys}ac
kazdcgo roku W SHADY tych pier
wszych amerykanskich mlsyona-
rzy Zgromadzenia Siowa Bozego'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

parafialnej, o ,godzinie Sci wieczu~
rem 0degrane zostana dwie sztuki
p. t. ..Bartek z pod Verdun' / Ope-
ret&i. Najlepsze SHY Ko(ka biora W
Mich udzial. Bilety So do nabycia u
cztonkow i czhonkin, jakotez na pie
banii u Y. AlekSandra Knitter'a, pro
boszcza tamtejszej parafii.
= q =
Jak6b N~uncewicz, Fam. pnr. 2S5S
S. May ui., gdy powraca} ognedaj
wieczorem do domu z posiedzenia,
napadniety zoetat przez jakichs dra-
bow i niemi&osiernie obity, Ia to. il
ME mial przy sobie zadnych picnic
dzy. Uwiadomi} o wypadku policye.
Przypominmy gosposiom. re W
sklepie rzadowym, mieszczacym sic
W budynku Siegel Cooper, prZy uli-
cy Van Buren, / State, sprzedawane
beda dEisiaj konserwy roznych ga
tuuk6w. Re sposobnoSci nalezafoby
sSorzysta&, tembardzej, re spr2eda-
wane one So niemal po Genie kosztu.
Skfad ten cieszy she wielks popular
noScia " ,naszem mieScie; zawsze
tam t{umy ludzi.
PrSykry wypadek Ddarzyi she wczo
raj u zbfegu Marshall blvd, oraz %
uiicy, k6ry ma szcze$cie ME zakon-
cyl sic da d~otyczacych fatalnie.
Gdy MAJ PAM J61efiny HIavacek,
kt6ry heroEaS sutomobilem, znalazd
Ge Wzy Marshall blvd. i 22giej uh-
C. bufwsrem pedzScy ku 22giej uh-
cy, W. R. Somtag, Dam- pnr. 1858
N. Mozart utica, #pad1 ma automobdl,
" ht6rym naidows1a sic PAM Hla-
pacek. Rezultat byf ten, re kobieta
'wypad4a z maszyny ma bruk, wraz z
sEym natym dziecieciem, kt6re try
m33a W ohjeciach. Douna4a ona tyi-
ko lekkch obrazen, dziecie zaS wy
s1io z tej przygody ca}o. Pierwszej
pomocy udzSeM rannej DIR. Tenero-
%icz, mies1kajacy naprzeciw. Panst-
wo HAEacek, INN. pnr. 2T33 S. Kill
dare ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

X. Gruhn. byl przez wlelc lat
profesorem W domu miSyJnym
NaiSw. p. Maryi, W Techny, a
takzc spcdziI pcwicn czas W "a
Nadach misyjnych ola murzynow
W Mississippi i W Arkansas. Bra
cia Clark i King byli pierwszyml
uczniami w klasztorzc mlsyJ-
nym.
C~cre1nonic pozegnalne odbyfy
| sic VIC srode 1go pazdziernika.-
Najpierw odprawiona zosta1a uro
czysta Msza po~ntyfikalna, pc kto
rel wygios;l kazanie X. arcybl-'
| skup G.. w. Mundelein Z Chicago
poczem obdarzyl on miodych mi
syonarzy krzyzami misyjnymi.
Pc ceremoniach koScielnych cd
hyla sic uczta pozegnalna.
Wiclkic potrzeby po}udniowe-
go Szantungu wyrnagaja natych-
miastowej pomocy re stronv a
merykahskich misyonarzy. Mi
sve zcromadzenia Slowa Bozego
sa iednemi z najdzielniej rozwi-
jajacycr sic W Chinach, posiada-
ia przeszio 10000 dusz oraz
10000 katcchumenow. Z powodu
niepewnego losu ts1ntcjszych mi
syonarzy niemreckich, X. bskuP
A. Henninghaus. S. V. D. wysla'
bys proSbe o natychmiastowa po-
moe re strony misyi amerykan--
skich: Zgromadzenie W Ameryce
odpowicdzialo ma te prosbe, wy
syiajac tam swych najmiodszych
i najbardziej obiecujqcych cz}on-
k6w ola u%ratowania piracy Bozel
w po}udniowym Szantungu.
Wszyscy trzej misyonarze "a
mieszkaja w Nenchowfu, pod jul
rvsdykcya X. biskupa Henning-
haus'a. lBracia Clark i King daleJ
beda prowadzic swe studya teo-
logiczne. poczem zostana tam
wySwieceni W ~jesieni W PREY
szlym roku:
beda oni prawdopodobnie pier
wszyni ksiezmi amerykaliskimi,
wvswieconymi W Chinach'
Zaklad Zgromadzcnie 'NajSw'
P. Marry W Techny zostai zaso-
zony W r. 1909; obecnie obchodzi
on dziesiecioletnia rocznice ist--
nienia i posiada 122 mlodych lu-
dzi. przygotujqcych sic do stanr1
duchownego i do piracy misyl-
nej a mianowicie:
10 studcntow teologii, 6 stu
dent6w fiIozofii, Is nowicyuSzy
IS studcntow kollcgialnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
DIR. Kochczyhski
w Chicago.

Bawi W miescie naszem Or. 10
zef C. Kochczylski L Hazletoa,
Pa, ktory ostatnio ssrzyf W ar
Mi amrrykairskiej i pczez czas
Grnszy przebywa1 W Europe, a
obecnie z oddzialami Pershinga
powrocA do Ameryk. DR.. Koch
czynski jest rodem z Mt. Carmel,
ksztafcil sic tn W Amevce i Cd
szeregu Lat prakty&uje W Halle
ton, gdzie jest rowniez dyrekto--
rem PoIsko Slowsckego Banku.
w armii amery&ars*iej siuzyi cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
Ze Zgromadzenia
Siowa Bozego.
Pierwsi Misyonarze do Chin =
Ameryki.

Zgromsdzenic Siowa Bozego Z
Techny, ILL.,, wySle dnra l5go paz-
dziernika pierwszych swych mi
syonarzy do po4udniowego Szan-
tungu; pojada x. P. Gruhn, 5. '.
D. z San Francisco w towarzy-
stwie Brata r. B. Clark'a, 6. Y.
D., Z Brooklyna. oraz Brata {.
!. King'a s. V. D. Z Houghton,
Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
Zapasnictwo

w SAIL Coliseum odbedzie sic dzi-
siai waFka Jana Neyersa, szsmpto-
IA sredniej wagi z Wlkamem Deme-
trail. Grekiem, kt6ry naie5y do wasl
ciszkiej. Z2ehodzi kUestya, ezy Me-
yers. kt6ry way cd swego pr7e7~-
nika co naimniei 1Scie fuutow
mniej. zdOla bOpatki lego p~rzyszpilic
do materaeu. C~opraWda, poniewaz
Meyers jest ekspertem " sTym IA
Gnu, sz4nka mose sic mu odA6. zo0a-
@ymyt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
DZiMnY ZyMOt.

DZiWny zyWOt.
Chodz pan ia kicliszek konia-
ku....
Dziekuje, ME Pile.
To ma szklanke piaa.
- | to MEL.
To moze cygaro?
Me pale
- To chodz pan ma partye bilaf.
du!....
- Me gram.
To coz pan u djabla roois1
przez caly ~d7jeh?....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
.NOTATKIA
NEPQRTERA

NC t01OWuCg PSNHSAO "
Sciu znajdujs sic listy do ponizej Wy
m~ienioaych, kt6re MONA tamz. ode
b &C, po6aj%c swe nazwisko i numer.
obok tegoG u~mieszc0ony. Mech sic
zgfosLa: 5 Bieszczad Jan. I Blasz
Jan. s. Baszak Milan. 9. Brohak 10
aefa. II Buncak Jan. IA. DSbrowski
Jozes. 10 Dyszel Jozef. so GalczAA
FrancGszek. SO Gryczak T. SS Cry
mex Jan. 81 Gwodl Jan So Hajek
Frank. AZ Holunec J5zef. IS I've
SKA hves. ~ Jaeieiio "acfaw. 40
Jet ka5imderz. 40 Ksdlec WacfaV.
- Eacyuba Veronica. "A Kos Kats-
r7ypa. SIS Kotlinski Mjch9I. Sc K:a-
vice Jan. SIS Kurkowsh Bernard.
81 LaNka Ardr1ej. 81 Myso Wot-
CZECH. 81 Meaicharek Anna SIS Ne
leiski Jozef SIS Hitek A. 81 Nowak
Jerv. IS Nowicka KatarZyna. so
Pazsoxeki S. P. 81 Raut JaI ~
a1nrsnrch Jan IS Ru0ek Ao1v Sc
RyZpar MARGIN. 81 Sasau Jan. 20
sAne'ak Maya. SO Sasiak J6zef. IS
Staczowski Mehal. 190 Stanuh VIA
d,sls~. 101 Stupik AndrHej. 1G
Strzep woiciech. 1o4 TomasSe<td
D1aaysaw. 1913 Tyfks J6Baf. IA
San>.k Jan. 11s Te>& FLIP. 80
Znezko~Hki Stefan 124 Deuke"'o;
Ian. IS ZyEak AndrTet.
80
W Northwestern Settlement. przy
ubcy Augusta i Noble, proEsdpons
lest obecnie sskoAa ohywateaHkR- DH
ssaj wiecDorsm prOemaWIae beizse
do EzndpdAt6w IA temat o6yU7fef
silva setzia municipality Edmund
K Jarecki. wstsp wotny.
" pEyszSa niedziefe, o godzsnfe
3cej 20 poludn5u " bpdyrku tm
prBsmawisc bedzie DR.. Adam SSwet
hart. Tenatem: Nova KomtytOcya
Polska. Wstep wCAny.
q -
Go6cfncem Green Bay, W pobdBu
North Chicago jechaSo wcn0raj z po-
lowxuia dwu obywaoei chicago
skSrh. manowfee Adofph Herzei i
M7chaeq NcGivens. Gdy 56tf1ah sic
do msasteczka, zaetSpRo i'm droge
dwu met0yzn. kt6rEy pr~0edssa~1w-
sly sic Ia u~r7ednak6~ cC~vch, pocDe
II srukaS W automob4Ru IA trunheun.
Gdy tegoz ME ma'eEh, Pzyw7asDcEy-
Ii so6ie trCin wodnych kurek. Mysli-
Wv DO dokoranym rapsdzie ma mich,
p~ospiessyai sTybko DO North Chta-
90. zsveadomilf o swej WzySodI'e
oolice. ktora " kr6tkim czzsie pr7y
trzymaa v+nnych. Pochodra Z South
Chicago. Jeden swfe sic Andrzej
Kis1ka. drugi ns Andrea Szrm-
cki. obaj sa pod kfuc1em.
= &c .
Dvu Sandyt6w weszto wc1Draj do
piekarni Franciszka Koeego, pnr.
552S S. Ketzie We, 54dajec pienie-
dry. Rewol~ery widooznie ME bar
do podziaAaly ma nervy 3ony pie6-
A p~ouie<s4 z chWSla, gdy je 1oczy-
Ia. ujeaa " reke hawai- casta, r1n-
atsc je " strOne pHedEntkow.
MIN SIC bartyc Doryentowah, ma
gkowy ich pahae poeDesy butki 3
4we / eiasteezka; dzielnie pomssa3
rel " tej waioe z pr1ytyszami, MAJ.
Gdy Eusose zrwazyh, re paeSarka
gotuje sic do DaAtakowanta ich raj
klein cd ciasta, przyszh do przeSo-
mania. ie maia dosye. zrobfweUy "
ty, zwrot - oempred1ej piekarnie
opuSeili.
q - q
Pod 1arzutem krsdziezy sutomo-
AI~n~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
kupco wa.

Kupcowa. Mech see PAM ME
boi; TO ME rybe...... 10 mnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

Prezydujacy (kohczac moWe) -
.podsadny skazany zostaje ma kara
smicrci.
Podsadny zbrodniaFz: - PANE
prezesie pan mi GAIA karyere psuJe!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02
o q


blu, bedSceeo wAsnoSca Roberta
K. Gershaw, aresztowali wcDoraj de-
taktywi M0teusza KaSinakiego. Pc
niewxz dowu6y why ME byy dOeta-
teczne, otrzymah detsktywi poleee-
nia ably udah sic do domu podetrEa-
nego, W poSZUkjwaniu "a slsdami
why. Ma prugu p~rzywitaaa ieh mat
IA MstessM, . sdy pohcysnd oznaj
mia tej, 90 ieh sp4owSdzilO N IA
Kim k&opccie syn ti sic zna3duje'
chcac 20 uprE~iedhwfe. vsEz1a4a
ostaktywum sArytka. gtzie tsk mo
villa, syn jej tr1yma swe naTzed1is.
DetektyEi us}uehah, a szperaj4c
chwIke, wycisgneE z ukrycia taoli-
zke ma kt6rej wypisany byi numer
Hceneyi. Kasi6ski p~rzessany zostai
kawte prsysieefyoh.
Q \
Ju4ro " pSatek, dnie Sso b. M Cd
beda sis wyksady szkoly obywatel-
skiej. v sail p~aTafialnej sw. Jana
Kantego, ma ktore winni SIC stsWie
ci. kt6rzy ME posisdata papier6w O.
bywaehskbch. Bed4 tam rowniez wy
pisygrane aptkacye ma pierWsze J
drugie papaery. Poc1abek wkfadoW
ruzpooznie sic p~unktualnie Q godzi-
me Sci wiec0orem-
= nd e
Jzkob Ro1zyuialsE, Zam. pnr.
5s7S S. Ada Ill, zosta1 wczoraj po-
po4oduiu ma tramwaiu linii Ashland
ave-, jadscym W Eerunku po4udnfo-
wym. obrsbowany z got6wki, jaka
pity sohie postadal W suqn1e $500.
Gdy zarwa4y1 zsube 15odzie5a, tu1
ME byfo.
Jes1cze tyIko dni pare RarnaWafu
pohSwego pofaczonego z ba0arem'
pozostaje W obrebie parafii sw. Kon
stsncyi W dzielnicy jefferson Park.
Kto jeszcze ME miai sposo6nosci
przybyc | zabawie sic re swoimi, ME
chat " tych dniach przybedzie, a z
pewnoScia ME pozaluie teso.
90 =
W niedzfele. dnia 12go pa5dz1er-
nika b. r, Kefko Dramatyczne sEu-
piajace SIC przy parafii sw. Konstsn-
cr, urz9Ana prsedstawienie, W ssf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-02

W niedziele. dnia 12go pa5dz1er-
nika b. r, K6fko Dramatyczne sku-
piajace sse przy parafii Sw. Konstsn-
eu, ursSdza przedstawienie, W sail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
FETED ON WAY TO JAIL
Band Parades With Memphis Editor
Convicted on CONTEMPT Charge

Band Parades With Memphis Editor
Convicted on Contempt Charge
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 5.-Precedec
5y a band and accompanied by scores
of prominent business men, who pa
raded principal streets of the city
Edward T. Leech, editor of the Mem
phis Press, an afternoon newspaper
entered the Shelby county jail yester-
day to begin serving a sentence ot
ten days imposed for alleged con
tempt of Chancellor Israel Peres
court.
The contempt charges grew out OF
an editorial written by Leech dur
ing a local political campaign las;
year. The editorial it is claimed, re-
rerred directly to no individual nor
rroup of individuals but Leech was
tried for contempt of Chancellor
Peres' Court and sentenced to pay =
fine Of $50 and serve ten days in Jall
An appeal to the State supreme court
was taken, but the verdict Of the
lower court was sustained.
Friends of Leech, VIII Q organized
parade yesterday and accompanied
him to jail, are planning mass
meeting ncxti:week when, the editor is
released it was. said. Former Mayor
Litty,. who was a> leading figure in
the parade addressed a gathering OF
several hundred persons at the. Jail
just before Leech was locked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
CAUSES STOCKS TO TUMBLE
Living Cost Fight Also Factro-En
tire List Hard Hit :.

New York, Aug. 5.-Stocks broke
with a crash yesterday under an aV-
alanche of liquidation and short
selling which embraced an enormous
variety of issues and aggregated
almost two million shares.
Tho break, which ranged from
five to almost 20 points in the re-
cent market LADDERS was precipitated
primarily by the railway shopmcn's
strike and the attitude of the rail
way brotherhoods, including the
recommendation of the unions that
the railroads be taken over by the
government.
Spread of the movement against
high living costs also gave impetus
to the define, which was the most
severe of any session since the be-
ginning of the bull movement some
six months ago.
Much of the selling was said to
originate at interior points where the
railroad situation evidently caused
greater apprehension than IN New
York. Here a large part OF the Of
ferings was credited to professlona
interests.
The decline started among rails
but almost Immediately extended to
every branch of the active list, IN
cludinr shares recently much II
specu]atMe favor. More than 9OC
different issues were traded IN dur
ing the feverjsh session, the ticke1
carrying quotations continuing t'
cperate until fifteen minuts after
the markets close to catch up WITT
the sales.
Among the more severe price IN
nafrments were the investment rails
steels motors, oils, equipments, ship
n;nps and utilities, final prices il
general being the lowest quotation
of the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
Big Steel Freighter to Leave
For Annapolis, Nd, To-
morrow Morning
OFFICIALS MAKE TRIP
Ship Was Launched May "a and
Christened by Mrs. Colin H. Living
stone-Launching Saturday.

The 9,4O0 ton steel freighter Betsy
Bell will make her trial trip to All
napolis, Md, and return beginning &C.
morrow. The start will be made
promptly at s o'clock from the wharf
of the Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. Among those who will go on the
trip will be representatives of tho
Emergency Fleet Corporation, U. S
Shipbuilding Corporation, and Off
cials of the Virginia Shipbuilding
Corporation.
The trip will be made urder the di-
rect;on of Joseph Walter, Shipping
board inspector, who supervised the
construction Of the frcighter. Mr. Nc
Kay will be performance engineer.
The Betsy Bell was launched here
May "a. The boat was christened by
Mrs. Livingstone, wife of Colin II.
Livingstone, president of the Vir-
ginla Shlpbuildlng Corporation. The
Betsy Bell is the second ship to leave
TIE ways at the plant of the big ship
building corporation.
This company on Saturday after
noon will launch the Chancook Sis
ter ship to the Besty Bell. This vii;
be the fourth ship to be launched at
this company's plant.
Work at this plant is progressing
rapidly and as heretofore stated in
The Gazette soon this company will
begin the work Of laying keels for
boats. for private corporations so ia
advanced is the work on the govern
merit contracts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
Mass Meeting Held Today
In Opera House and !
Reports Made
WANT HIGHER WAGES
Men Deny Report That They Are
Striking as Protest Against High
Cost of Living!

A joint conference of the str;k.
ing employees of the Southern Rail.
way shops and the employees at the
Potomac Railroad yards, numbering
approximately 700, was held today
in the opera house.
Reports were received from the
various committees and arrange.
ments were made for a committee
from the strikers from the two
places to attend a mass meeting
which will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the Typographical
Temple, Washington.
Officers of the unions read to the
strikers kilograms received showing
how the strike is spreading in Rich
mond, Philadelphia and ether cities
1t was announced that in Richm ond
100 per cent of RATS arc out, and
that i'm Washington within the next
twelve or eighteen hours all will be
out including coored help.
ALI in Philadelphia will be out in
twelve to eighteen hours it was an
nounced.
The men denied emphatically that
they are striking as a protest
against the high cost of living, but
are striking for an increase in the
wage scale SO as to put them on an
equal footing with similar crafts
employed elsewhere.
A statement also was that the
foremen of the different shops had
praised the men az a whole for~thcir
conduct during the progress of the
strike. everything being conduted
in very orderly fashion.
Another mass meeting of the men
will be held at 9 O'Clock tomorrow
morning in the Opera House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
COAL FAMINE LOOMS UP

Danger of a coal famine added It.
SELF today to the complications Con
gress faces in the railroad and high
cost Of living problems.
While the Senate Agricultural Con-
mittee met to take up the food prob,
lem in a general way and the Inter
state Commerce considered the rail
road wage question, Senators w!re
seeking some way to get the co?!
difficulty solved before approach OF
"inter makes it acute.
That the fuel question is rapidly
becoming one of the gravest was the
assertion of Senators Hitchcock and
Pcmerene today. They pointed OH.
shat it is so closely linked with the
railroad situation, and has such di-
rect bearing on the cost of living that
it must, if possible, be settled beforo
autumn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-05
CLBRGYMEN. ARE; UPSET
.sDry' Law Halts Shipments of Sac
ramental Wines,

Several stumbling blocks in tht
way of clergymeni getting wine for
sacramental purposes have mace
themselves felt in Baltimore. Ven
doris of such wines do not know how
10 get them from the winners with
cut breaking the internal revenue reg
ulations and express companies have
Also stated that no shipments CT
wines or liquors will be accepted IN
der any considerations.
It is essential to the Catholic,
Episcopal and Lutheran Churches
that they have pure fermented wine
for sacramental purposes. United
States District Attorney Dennis re-
Gently told representatives OF inc
Catholic and Lutheran Churches that
he had received regulations pertain
inc to the sale of wine from the d!s-
tributor to the clergy and would up
hold the revenue Office in any action
it would take.
If this difficulty is overcome there
vet remains another problem for the
c;argy to deal with. 1t is doubtful!
whether the express companies viii
handle shipments Of wine as the
losses of such shipments through
dry" territory amount to nearly 80
Der cent. It is also doubtful whether
any dealer will find it profitable to
.ell sacramental wine alone.