davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

sto Osa, ktore mialo ludnosc TO-
600 pred wojna, talk zostalo o.go-
iocone z mezczyzn, re general
Casagrande by} zmuszony pc "a
jeciu miasta telegrafowac do Eka
tcrynburga~ pc mezczyzn do adj
mimstrowania spraw miejskich.
Oprocz tego czlcnkowie CT
widzieli dziesiatki ciai niesz-
czeSliwych ofiar bolszewlkow,
ktore wygrzebane zostaly przez
psy. Morderstwa tie ME by}y re-
zultatem zadnej p~rowokacyi re
strony ludnoSci, ofiary BOWEN
nalczaly do ludnoSci inteligentnej
l rcligijncj, kt6ra wiasnie bolsze>
wiki pragna wytepit. Delcgaci
amerykahscy p~rzytaczaja die
siatki wypadkow, kt6re swiadczq
O okrucienstwach bolszewik0w.
OAR PAPIEzA OLA UNI
WERSYTETU.
Rzym, 16. kwietnia. - Papiez
Benedykt XIV. wyslat wlasnore-
czny list do kardynala Gibbonsa,
adrcsowany do calego amerykafi-
skicgo katolickicSo kleru. w kt6-
rym zawiadamia, L dajc katolic-
kiemu Uniwersytetowi w Wa
szynstonie reprodukcye ,,Wciele-
MIA" Murilla, zrobionq w fabrycc
mozaik w Watykanic.
MAURA TWORZY CABINET.
Madryt, 16, kwietnia. Pre-
mier Maura oSwiadczy} wczoral,
IL stworzy4 nowy cabinet hisz--
panski, Z wyjatkiem TEX wojny /
zywno5ci, kt6te mic So jcszczc m
komu przyznanc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Wincenty Morajda, kowaleWska
Ignacy I.achacz.

Nowy kosciol ma z%ewnatrz jest
Juz ukonczony; praca wewnatrz zas
postepuje dose razno. Boone ganki,
kruchta wieie 81 iuz w~ytynkowa-
ma; r%obotnicy pracuja W kopule |
Sredniej nawie. Kontraktorzy obie-
cuja mice nowy koSciol ~wykohczon.
ma pazdziernika ~biezacego rOku. wi
traze czyli okna kolorowe, So ofia-
rowane przez peTne stowarzyszenia
i osobistoEci, tax samo oitarze, m
bona / inne ~urzadzenia koScielne.
Prev. X. Franciszek Gordon c. R.
stara sic i czyni rome Zabiegi, azeby
nowy koSciof jak najpredzej zOsta}
otwarty ku ~pociesze w%iernych para
fian, kt6rzy re swej strony wsp6i-.
dziaiaja z X. proboszczem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
w RAW KOMPANII
KOLEI

Rozcszla sic wczoraj pogloska,
zc stanowa komi>ya ,,utylit6w'
publicznych oszacuje wartoSt
wfasnoSci kompanii kolei miej--
skich ma. $l2O.GCO.OOO Oszacowa-
RE to bedzie sic zuajdowafo w
raporcie komisyi odno;nic do Pc
.tycyi kompanii o Podwvzszcnie
cplaty L ) do 6 cent6w. Dccyzya
kpmisyi jednakze ogioszona be-
die w przysz}ym tyeodniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

SO: Tadelska Antonina, 81; Trzmiel
Blzbieta 50: UrbansH. Jozef Stamps $40;
Warczynski Waleryan, Stamps, $40; Wa
six Jozef, So: WelnowSki Michai, So;
Wengierski Franciszek, So; Wiecek Jan
Stamps, SIS; VIVA Wincenty, SIS; Woj-
nowski Walenty Stamps, s.; Wroblew-
ska Julia, IS; Wrona Stanislaw, s.; WY
socki' Julian. So; Zachaikiewicz Fran
ciszka, So; Z~akroczynski Piotr ma We
selu, SOS; Ziemba Antoni, $40 i Zyk Woj
CZECH, Sc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
TeIegramy %zagIaniczne.
Dokonczenic re strongly l~-szej.

uchwali} rezolucye poteplajac9
zagraniczna polityke Niemiec, IL
chwala zaS co do wysiania komi-
syi inwestygacyjnej do Rosyi O.
dcs}ana zostaia do Rady central
nej. Wniosck o wybor c%entralnej
Rady, zlozonej Z % czlonkow,
ktoraby byia najwyzsza wladza
mad radami robotnikow i zo(nie-
rzy, przeszedi ~jednomyslnis.
kongres odroczyf sic pc darem-
mem 'usi}owaniu naRlonienia ME
zawisfych socyalist6w do przyje-
cia dzicSieciu miejsc w Radzie
~centralnej. Domagaja SIG oni ro-
wucgo przedstawicieIstwa oby--
dwu stronnictw. choSiaz partya
ich ma podstawie Scislej liczebno-
sci ma prawo tylko do pieciu
przedstawicieli. Dlatego kongrcs
wybrai tylko q czFonkow, POGO
stawiajac I miejsc ola niezawi--
slych, Pomiedzy tymi p znajdu-
js sic .16 socyalist6w umiarko-
wanych, dw6ch zolnicrzy i trzcch
Wolnvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

czywistym roStrachcm ola zbro-
dniarzy, gdyz maja doSwiadczc-
ME W sciganiu IIun6w, najwiek--
szych zbr6dniarzy W hiStoryi
Swi,ta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

NOlllIeI Ouy WdIelShl m~leJSCuNy
urzadzi wedlug uchwaly 'zapadlej ma
posiedzeniu wszystkich kOmitet6w
obywatelskich sail Zwiazku Po-
lex, 'wielki Drive ma rzecz Polski.
Ma wiecu urzadzonym W tym celJ
X. proboszcz powolaI p. sedziego
Edmunda JareckiegoA ma przewod-
niczacego a X. Stanisiawa Gadacza
c.. r. ma sekretarza. Omawiane by
ly rome sprawy, azeby pom6dz bic
dnym naszym rodakom w ~potrzebie
i sedzia Jarecki wyznaczy} komi--
tet. kt6ry sic sklada z nastepuja--
cych: P. Walentego Roszkowiaka
i D. A. Kierny.. Kolektorzy i kolek-
torki, kt6rzy zbierac beda podateH
narodowy podczas drive'u So haste
puiacy: Teresa Kubiak, Pelagia
Porewacz, Leopold Kowalski, Anna
Mikolajczyk, Franciszek Skrobicki,
-Marya Golubska. Walerta Siuda,
Helena Gordon, Emilia. Kunkiel, Ma
wanna Ryan. Aleksander G0rski,
Ian Wojciechowski. Marya Madura,
Rozaila Bartnik, A. Kierna, Walen-
tv Roszkowiak, Wladyslaw Skwar-
ski Anastazva Kierna. Malgorzata
ssczerkowska, LabuGska, Msras,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
re STANISIAWOWA.

Kolko Dramatyczne, W parafii Sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki, urzadza pred
stawienie teatralne W niedziele
przewodnia dnia ago kwietnia b. r.
" wielkiej sail parafialnej, o godzi-
ME Sci wieczorem punktualnie. Czy-
sty doch6d z przedstawienia obro-
cony zostanie IA potrzeby Ojczyzny
naszei - dla Polski. odegrana 20
stanie wesoia komedya p. t. ,Wicek
/ Wacek''. Znani amatorzy k6lka
biors W mel udzial. Bilety do naby-
cia So u czIonkow / czionkin kotka
/ W ofisie parafialnym u p. Wiad.
Barwiga.
W ubiegls niedsiele - Palmowa,
W pbu koSciolach tax dolnym jak
g6rnym, zostaiy rozdane ma wszyst-
kich nabozenstwach koperty wiel--
kanocne wiernym, z kt6rych eaty
doch6d przeznaczony zostanie ma
fundusz 10cio milionowy, dla bied-
nych i ~glodnych naszych braci W Pol
see. Dorocznym zwyczajem dotad
bywalo. re koperty rozdawane byiy,
2 kt6rych doch6d finansowy przez-
naczony bywai ma ~potrzeby paratial-
ne. Oto5 tym razem X. proboszcz
Franciszek Dembinski c. r., oddaje
Gala zebrana. sumo ma fundusz ma
rodowy.
W srode i czwartek W obu koScio-
ZACH 8 godzinie lei wieczorem 3D.
bedzie sic ciemna jutrznia. W wielki
piatek wieczorem ~beda Spiewane
try czesci Gorzkich zali, nauka pa
syjna / adoracya Krzyza sw. W So
bote o godz. rel rano ~uroczyste sTie
Genie, woody, ognia, i cierni. W ME-
dziele wielkanocna, rezurekcya roz-
pocznie sic o godzinie sci rano uro'
czysta %procesya.
Ma fundusz 1Ocio milionowy, ola
PolskI, wplynely W parafii sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki. nastepujace sunny:
do konca grudnia zesziego roku
1915, jak zaznaczono W sprawozda'
niu rocznem zIozono $29,2SS.7O. "
miesiacu styczniu ~bielacego roku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Z MARYANOWA.

Spolka Observation-Disclosures |
Hasa O~szczednoSci. p. n. Father
Gordon Building and Loan Assn,
W tych dniach otworzy}a nova Sc
rye, do ktorej MONA sic zapisac W
kazdy poniedzialek, cd godziny lei
do eel wieczorem W sail bankowcj
Matki' Boskiej Anielskiej.
Ceremonie Wielkiego Tygodnia
o%dprawiaG sic beda W nastepujacym
~porzadku: w wielki czwartek nabo-
aeGstwo o 'godz. Sci rano, w wielki
pistek na~bozehstwo o godz. Sci rano
oraz wiecz. o godz. 100, Gorzkie
zale (trzy czeSci), nauka pasyjna,
kt6ra wyglosi X. p%roboszcS Franci-
seek Gordon G.. r. i adoracya Krzy-
Ia. w wielka sobote, %poniewaz &C.
remonie tego dnia So d}ugie, poCza-
tex Ceremonii rozpocznie sic o 60
dzinie lei n swiecenie potrav
wielkanocnych odbedzie sic W sobo-
te cd godziny 1870 do Sej popoiu-
dniu i cd sci do $50 wieczorem.
Pomiedzy 3cia a sta godzina ksieza
miejscowi beda poza domem. w ME
dziele wielkanocna r~ezurekcya cd
bedzie sic O godzinie sci z rano. -
lime nabozenstwa o zwykiym czasie
Jak sic d~owiadujemy z wiarygod-
nego zr6dla, Towarzystwa I bractwa
miejscowe - parafialne urzadzaja
bankiet ku czci swego ukochanego
proboszcza Prev. x. Franciszka
Gordona C. R., z okazyi trzydziesto-
letniej ~rocznfey lego kapiahstwa, W
niedziele przewodnia .dnia 27go
kwietnia b. r., w sail parafialnej
Najsw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej, o
godzinie 6ej wieczorem. Ola okaSa-
MIA wdziecznosei syemu gorliwemu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
BOLSZEWIKI WYPIERAJA
RUMUNoW I
Londyn, 16. kwietnia. p

Londyn, 10. kWletnla. 70
krwawej walce wojska rosyjskich
bolszewik6w zmusily Rumun6w
do wycofania sic Z linii kamle--
nice ohMew mad Dnicstrem do
Bezarabii, m6wi rosyjska depcSza
Dalcj ma p6fnccy. w "a
chodnicj Ukraine, wojska gene
ala Petlury zostafy wyparte Z
linii Kamieniec . Proskur0w =
Szcpietdwka.
IA froncic 'archangiclskim cd
dziai rosyjSkicj narodowej armlI
napadf ma plac6wke bolSzewIckq
! zmioti d~oszczetnic za}oge zio-
iona Z 60 ludzi, z~abierajac przy-
tenn dwic mitraliezy. Rosyanie
0onieSli male straty.' DO tylko
tw6ch zabitych i pieciu rannych.
Ma froncie murmanskim bolsze-
wiki wycofali sic 10 mil ma Fo}u7
inie cd stacvi i jeziora CraS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
BOLSZEWIKI MASAKHUJA
1000 ROSYAN.

Cbsk, '16. kwietnia. Czlon--
AmerykahskieSo Czerwo--
nego Krzyza Simmonds, Emmer-
sen i Teusler dostarczyli niezbi-
tvch dowod0w, &c bolszewiki wy
mordowali 2OOO rosyjskich cywil
nych poddanych w miescie Osa !
" pobliskich dvstrvktach. Mia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

pracownikowi, parafianie powlnnl
wziaSG jak najliczniejszy udziai W
bankiecie. Jake organizator te)ze
parafii pracuje on niezmordowanie /
z wielkim poSwieceniem mad rozwo-
jcm jej Cd samego jej zatozenla L.
j. 2 CORA lat II. Parafia ia, W
miesiacu grudniu b. T., ooch9dzlc
bedzie 2Ota rocznice swego i%stnienia,
Prev. X. Fran. Gordon c. R. 2 wy
jatkiem trzech lat prEerwy, podczas
kt6rej byl troboszczem W parafii
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, bezustannie
W parafii Matki Boskiej AnielskieJ
PRAGUE. Mozolne starania i zabiegi
okolo budowy tel, wspaniafej Swia-
tyni Pahskiej, Bt6rej dzielo juz pra-
vie jest ma ukOnczeniu, bylo i jest
iego najlepsza otucha i zacheta do
dalszej piracy dus7pasterskiej. Bic
RE on czynny udzial W zyciu spo-
}eczno narodowem, tax W sprawach
koscielnych jak narodowych. Ably
nalezycie uczcic kap}ana-jnbilata, i
swego proboszcza, oraz upamietnic
ten dzieh radosny, wszyscy parafia-
ME jak jeden MAJ winni sic stawic
do sail maryanowskiej ma 6w ban
kiet jubileuszowy. Ktoby chcial BIZ
lety nabyc. mole sic o takowe po-
starac Il czionkow / czlonkin iowa
rzystw parafialnych lub u X. Stani-
slawa Gadacza C. R.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Oczy, Uszy, Nos i Gardfo.

Slepota 1 giuchota
nastaja z ~przyczyny
zanledbanIa. Me "a
niedbujcie wasZych
6cz. Idzcie do dokto-
ra jesli p~etrzebujecie
okulary. Me pow!e-
rzajcie waszych ocz
pedlarzom oku.arow
! optykom. Datc!e go
bic zbadac oczy do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

Tow. Dramatu i Spiewu, urzadza
W niedziele dnia 11go maja b. T..
wieczorek majowy Z doborowym
p~rogramem, W sail parafialnej Mat
XII Boskiej Anielskiej. Poczatek o
godzinie 100 wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

Dw6r Niewiast Matki Boskiej' A.
nielskiej, ubieglego t~ygodnia UREA
dill instalacye nowych u~rzedniczek.
Pfzysiege odebrai ~ Stanislaw Ga
dacz C. r., miejscowy asystent. Pc
in~stalacyi podana zostaia skromna
przekaska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

leczyiem oczy wszs!kie choroby
ocE, uszu, nosa 1 gardia. Csuwaiem
gruczo}y, prostowaiem nieforemne
nosy leczyiem choroby p~iersiowe
| zofadka, s~powodawne katarem no.
sa ! gardfa. Przyprowadzcie do mn!e
dzieci vase do egzaminacyi. Po-
wiem wan prawde o Ich dolegilwo-
Sol. Czy one maJa adenoIds aibo
miaiy grUczoiy - ia wykuruje je
skutecznie,> moja ~specya:na metoda
Ejednaia wielu p~acyentow. ktorych
uwazano Ia nieuleczainych, gdy GU
jecie ze cos~jest ME dobrze 3 wa
Sym gardiem, przyJdzcie do mnie.
FRANKLIN o. CARTER, NJ. d.
40 So. state Utica,
! trzwi ma poln. cd skfadu The Fair
Godz.: cd 9 do 5. w nledz. Cd 10 do IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
MAURA TWORZY CABINET.
Kronika MiejsCOwa.

Dokonczcnic re STRONGLY ~l-szej.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
YANK SOLDIERS
ACQUIRED OPERA
TASTES ABROAD
Effect Already Noticed In Au-
diences Of the Chicago Opera
Association = Companni
Pleased With Situation,

1t has been observed that since
the war broke out and troops have
been stationed in camps near large
cities, especially musical centers,
opera and other musical entertain
ment have been attracting an entire
ly new set of patrons. The cause of
this is due to the fact that thou
sands Of American boys. coming
from those parts of the country
where there is no musical activity,
have become interested in music in
a manner that is surprisingly en-
couraging.
Singing in camps, under the d.
rection of we'll known song leaders,
has already stimulated a fond de-
sire for better class of music than
was heretofore known. Managers
of the opera houses in Chicago and
New York noticed many new faces
in the audiences last season.
Soldiers Throng Audiences.
Managers attributed this to the
influx of soldiers. and sailors to the
musical training they were receiv-
ing. Statesmen Of libretti stated that
never in their experience had they
seen SO many men purchase the
story of the operas. Concerts and
orchestral entertainments had many
uniformed strangers facing them.
And it was not only officers in at
tsndance-but enlisted and drafted
men.
In Europe the American soldier
heard much more music in camp
than at home. The French and
Italians find more recreation in
musical affairs than in sports. They
seem to take more pride in the class
of music. By coming in contact
with French add Italian soldiers.
and thus being introduced to their
music, the American soldier, before
he knew it, had acquired such a
taste for the better class of music.
that the ordinary stuff" did not
satisfy his growing artistic taste.
Companini Is Overjoyed.
Mr.. Campanini expects much bet
ter results from this new class of
audience this season than ever be-
fore. The hundreds of thousands Of
soldier boys returning from France
should have wonderful effect upon
the musical situation, and he urges
that every community in the coun-
try take special pride to engage in
better music in order that these
boys drift not back again into a
rut.
He fully expects to find during
the tour OF the Chicago Opera asso-
caton this fall, and especially in
Omaha next week, new audience.
He feels convinced that the re-
turned soldier and sailor is sure to
feel that this trip abroad has taught
him more than the art of handling
a machine gun and rifle. He fully
believes that he acquired some of
the European music, and he feels
that he knows enough about good
music to really enjoy it.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Declares Grand Jury
Probe Proceeding in
Busiiness-Like Way

"The grand jury now investigat-
ing the riot and lyuching of Sep
tember % is proceeding with the
finest and most business like sched-
ule," said Deputy County Attorney
Slabaugh yesterday.
Everything goes like clockwork,"
he said. Though there is bigger
mass of evidence and more wit
nesses than l ever saw or heard of
before any grand jury, the business
is being put through with dispatch.
There are so many angles to this
situation that, without a competent
county attorney and grand jury we
would get no where. Mr.. Shotwelt'
and the grand jury are working to-
gether splendidly and results are
beginning to be shown.
1T will be a long grind, how
ever. The evidence is mountain
high and the witnesses are hun
dreds."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Charges Conspiracy
to Place Husband
in Insane Asylum

Charging that "evil-minded per-
sons" have conspired to place her
husband, Frank Kreishutz in the
insane asylum at Lincoln. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kreishutz began habeas
corpus proceedings to secure his
release from the asylum in district
court yesterday.
The suit is directed against ]. D.
Case, superintendent of the asylum
and has been set for hearing Oc-
tober 2l.
Mrs. Kreishutz says she is 81
years old and her husband is So.
They were married so years ago
and moved to Platte county where
by industry and thrift they acquired
a farm and several thousand dol
lars.
Then they were induced to move
to Fremont by the "evil-minded
persons" and there the proceedings
were brought by which her hus-
band was placed in the asylum, she
laVS
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Brief City News

Weather strips-Higgin Mfg. Co.--Adv
Have Root Print lt-Beacon Press
Electric Washers-Burgess- -Granden Co.
Allen, Coolidge & Co., 721 1st Ma
tional bank. Tyler $500, Public Ac-
countants and Federal Tax Experts.
Personal Injury Suit-Patrick
MCGOWAN alleges in a petition for
$4,000 damages against Dresher
Bros. filed in district court that he
was struck by Dresher Bros.
truck at Twenty-fourth street and
st. Mary's avenue on May IA.
Four Couples Marricd-Miss
Maude A. Monroe and Albert Mil
lard. Miss Carrie NJ. Fietjens and
Delbert f. Kingdom, Miss Opal Pred
more and Lester Williams and Miss
Mildred /. Asbury and Clarence
Emery Moore were married by Rev.
Charles w. Savidge.
Rotary Club Lacheon-A. N.
Eaton was the principal speaker at
the weekly luncheon OF the Omaha
Rotary club at the Hotel Fontenelle
Wednesday. A. S. Borglum spoke
in the interest of the Roosevelt
Memorial association drive which
will be held October 20 to 81. About
zoo attended the luncheon.
Sues Street Car Company-Har-
vey Appleby, 10 years old, was run
over by street car while he was
coasting down Sixth street the eve-
ming Of December 80, 1918, it is al
legged In suit for $4,000 damages
filed In district court by his father,
William s. Appleby, against the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail-
way company.
New Broom Factory-The Ne
braska Broom works, new fac
tory, located at Eighth and Hickory
streets. will start operations next
Monday morning, giving employ
ment to Is men. The plant is
equipped with modern machinery
for the manufacture OF hrooms.
Enough orders are on hand at the
present time to keep the factory
running for at least 80 days. it is
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Indian Soldier Accused
Of Striking Army Officer

1t. Clarence L. King was struck
by big Chief" an Indian soldier
IN the Camp Dodge detachment Of
troops on guard at Twenty-fourth
and Lake streets, Wednesday night,
following a rebuke given by the
lieutenant when the soldier was
found to have a pint of whisky in
his possession.
Big Chief" escaped after striking
the officer. Soldiers and police are
in search of him. He will have a
serious charge to face when he is
caught and will probably be sem
fenced to the federal prison, officers
say.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Taxicab Bandits Rob
Grocery Store Owner
Then Make Getaway

Three masked highwaymen in
taxicab drove up to the grocery
store of M. Lepsey, Gil North
Twentieth street at 1880 Wednes-
day night just as he was about to
count the cash and close up for the
night, presented a revolver at Lep-
sey and his brother. Jake, and COM
manded them to throw up their
hands.
We'll count the cash for you,"
said one.
They got all the till contained,
$40, backed out the door, jumped
into the taxi the motor of which
had been left running, and whirled
down the street. Lepsey called the
police.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Brought From Denver for
Alleged Theft During Riot

Jack Knapp, bell boy, giving his
address as Denver, was brought to
Omaha from that city, arriving yes
terday,and was booked at the central
police station for breaking and en-
tering. Police say he is wanted for
leading a gang in an attack upon
several pawn shops September '28.
the night of the riot. Knapp was
arrested in Denver upon telegraphic
advice from Omaha police. Detec-
tive Franks brought him back
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

Thieves Smash Plate Glass
Window, Loot Drug Store
Thieves broke plate glass win
dow in the Central Park pharmacy,
Forty-second street and Grand ave-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Disappointed" Police
and Is Fined; Bottle
Had Root Beer in Il

Charges Of disappointing an Off
Ger" and vagrancy brought fine Of
SIS and costs to Theodore Mccoy,
negro, 2l07 Clark street, in central
police court yesterday. 1t was a
keen sense of smell that prompted
tho police to make a charge of dis
appointing an officer" against Nc
Coy when he proved to them that a
pint whisky bottle in his hip pocket
contained root beer instead of liq-
uor. Police say he attempted to sell
the extract as whisky. The arrest
was made at Fourth and Davenport
streets. Theodore paid his fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

start a cooperative restaurant of
their own, with cabaret features
but leaders of the strike say the
difficulty in finding a suitable loca-
ton and the fact that nearly every
one in the union is working for
some fair" house makes the plan
unnecessary.
Managers of restaurants which
are members of the Omaha Restau-
rant Mems association declare that
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

Use The Bee want ads for results,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE

We have made great preparations and plans for
this enormous selling event and we now find our
selves ready with good, reliable merchandise at
positive reductions
Stocks are complete and embrace every thing
needed in apparel and furnishings for men, women
and children as well as home furnishings, beddings
and draperies.
No family can afford not to attend.
Sale Continues Friday and Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

been done since the recent riot un-
til today.
The strikers deny statements of
restaurant owners that the strike is
lost. AS evidence of their success
they declare that nearly so restau-
rants have "come to terms" and that
the membership of the Cooks and
Walters union has been greatly in
creased.
1t was the plan of the strikers to
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

nue., some time during the night,
and robbed the place Of 1000 car
toons of cigarets, 1000 cigars, a
large quantity of candy and q small
amount of cash. The police were
notified when the store was opened
in the morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

A coiled spring forms the ferrule
OF a new handle that holds = file
tang in an electric grip.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17
Resume Picketng
Of Restaurants by
Striking Waters

Striking cooks and walters began
picketing unfair" restaurants and
cafes yesterday. No picketing has
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-17

none of the restaurants in the Or
ganization has signed the strikers
demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-12
FAVORS CONFIRMATION
OF A. MITCHELL PALMER
Senate Subcommittee Recommends
His Selection as Attorney Gen
eral BE Approved.

Confirmation by the Senate of the
nomination of A. Mitchell Palmer to
be Attorney General was recommend
ed in a unanimous report today by the
Senate Judiciary subcommittee. which
has been holding hearings on the ap-
pointment. Chairman Dillingham; said
he believed the full committee would
approve the recommendation. Favor
able action by the Senate also is ex-
pected.
Opposition to Mr.. Palmer, based
principally upon his administration as
alien property custodian, developed
several weeks ago. when Senator FIRE.
linghuysen. republican, New Jersey,
presented statements to the subcom-
mittee bearing upon the alien prop
erty custodian's activities. Several
witnesses in opposition to Mr.. Palmer
were heard by the subcommittee and
the Attorney General personally de-
Tended his record.