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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
WIRE ORDERS

Fl PasO Ranger will be off the
market at 81 per share this week.
Get your orders in by wire.
TEXAS OIL EXCHANGE
no sheldon st. Dust hack OF sheldon
Hotel ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

II your own druggist can't supply
YOU give his name and write to
C-2223 Laboratories, Memphis. Tenn.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

Curtiss & Co. buy Liberty BOnds--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

West Texas WreeIinE Co. buys old
houses. Phone 4262-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Social Activities i'm Arizor1a's Capital City

the tea table being especially charm
ing in its adornment of La France
roses and maiden hair fern. A mini
ature bridal party featured the effect
and suggested the inspiration for the
delightful affair. Those there were
Mrs. Stanton, Miss McDermott, Mrs.
Edwin Doris, Mrs. Stayton Doris,
Mrs. Herebtr Stevenson, Mrs. Edward
Samuel, Mrs. Thomas Higley, Mrs.
Hugh Antrim Jr.. Mrs. Winfield
Hartranft, Mrs. J. Neal Harris, Miss
Pearl Stauffer, Miss Lucille Cradle,
Miss Betty Brown. Miss Marion Doris,
Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Ferne John
on, Miss Helen Brooks and Miss Frile
Cameron.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
EVERY HOUSE
Of SOCIETY SET
WILL De OPEN

Phoenix will play her favorite role
OF hostess this week when she en-
tertains her thousands Of guests at
tracted to the city for the fair. Prac-
tically everyone has house guests and
while the afternoons have been left
open for the races. the calendar was
never so crowded with events-dinners,
dances and luncheons, which will COM
bine TO make the week the gayest of
gay year.
The box parties at the fair will be
preceded by informal luncheons at the
different clubs or down town cafes for
little if any of the entertaining will
be done at home during the next seven
days.
On Monday night the Country club
will give a smart dance in honor of
The visiting army officers and fair
week visitors. Numerous dinners
will be given that evening, among the
most notable that over which D. and
Mrs. Robert Brownfield will preside
Another notable event will be the
dinner dance on Wednesday evening
given by Mrs. Charles X. Pishon, who
will entertain at the Country club in
honor Of out town guests.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Messenger and
Secretary of State and Mrs. Nit Sims
are also entertaining on Wednesday
giving a dance at the Messenger home
on Third street and Virginia avenue.
The affair is in honor, too, of the city's
visitors.
One of the largest and what will
unquestionably be one of the most de-
lightful affairs will be the dance on
Friday night which Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Kay will give at their North Central
avenue home.
The calendar contains countless
other small affairs which will round
out the weeks enjoyment for the
strangers in town
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Tea Is Attractive
Event of the Week

One of the attractive events of the
week which was exceptionally gay,
was the tea given by Mrs. J. R. Hal
stead and Mrs. A. E. Halstead Friday
afternoon. The Halstead residence on
Worth Seventh avenue was charming
in its Halloween decorations while
the floral note was featured by charm
ing chysanthemum clusters. Mrs.
Beulah Stanton whose marriage to
William McLemore will be an event of
the early winter was the guest of
honor and was showered with dainty
gifts. The guest list included Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Country Clubs Calendar
RepIete With Affairs

The Country club has a number of
attractive events on its November
calendar which will be inaugurated to-
morrow night with a dance in compli-
ment to visiting army officers and fair
guests. The dance is being planned
along elaborate lines and will be one
of the most notable fair week func-
tons. On Tuesday. the eleventh, the
caSndar offers another dance, followed
a few days later, on Saturday after
noon. the fifteenth. with bridge, the
late hours to be devoted to a tea dance,
with Mrs. Donald Mcqueen and Mrs.
H. W. Ashbury presiding. Mrs.
Charles X. Pishon will be hostess of
the bridge tea on the twenty ninth,
Mrs r. C. Saufley and Mrs. Roy Way
land will preside. A dinner dance on
the twentieth will be one of the par
ticularly delightful affairs and on
every Wednesday a tennis luncheon
will be featured.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

the booking comes for later in Novem-
her and will not be a feature of fair
week. The Musical Events club which
is offering a series of worth while at
fractions this season considers this one
of its most attractive booking and one
that can not afford to be overlooked.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Interesting Wedding
To Take Place Soon

The marriage of Miss Marion Arm
strong, daughter of Thomas Armstrong
Jr., to Lieutenant Arthur. H. De
Reimer, will take place Wednesday
evening at the Armstrong residence on
North Third avenue. Reverend Bert
rand Cocks of st. Luke's will read
the service. Only a few OF the most
intimate friends will be present at the
wedding, the young folk leaving i'm
mediately after the ceremony for No
gales where the young army officer
is engaged in the practice of law.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Engagement announced
At a Delightful Tea

Miss Ethel McDermott. the lovely
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Dermott whose engagement to Phil
BROOKS was a recent announcement
viii be n favorite guest of honor at
autumn affairs. Although no date has
been set for the wedding it is under
stood that it will be an event of the
early winter and that Miss Betty
Brown of Long Beach. who is Miss
McDermott's guest will remain over
FOR the interesting marriage. The en-
gagement was told first at a charm
ing tea given Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Eben Lane, when she enter
tanned jointly for Mrs. Beulah Stan
ton, who will marry William McLe-
more, and Miss McDermott. A pink
color scheme was used in decoration.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Delightful Benefit Planned
For the DAY Nursery Fund

One Of the Interesting events q
November will be the bridge at the
Woman's club on the thirteenth for the
benefit of the Day Nursery. A num-
Der TO smart matrons who were prime
movers in the establishment of the
Nursery will act as patrons.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Tender Shower
To Recent Bride

Mrs. Pierce William Vensel Gene
vive Cole) was the incentive for a de-
lightful affair recently when Miss Mar
ion Jackson assisted by Mrs. Tom
Thornton gave a shower in her honor.
The event took place at the Jackson
home which was profusely decorated
in autumn flowers. Those there were
Mrs. Vensel, Mrs Sada Presley, Mrs.
w. H. Loose, Miss Ferne Johnson,
Miss Pearl McElhaney, Miss Dorothy
Palmer, Miss leila Halterman, Miss
Lucille Schnebly, Miss Margaret Aepli
and Miss Ruth Belts.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank CarroW
To Have Fair Week Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carrow are to
extend their hospitality fair week 10
Miss Agnes TODD of Prescott and Miss
Marie Carrow Of Kingman.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Mrs. Herbert Burr htha
Returns From East

Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. who has
been greatly missed during her many
months absence has returned to Phoe-
nix for the winter Mrs. Atha has
been on the east and west coast, pass
ing several weeks in New York and
later going to San Francisco and San
Diego.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Eben Lane, Mrs. Webb Griffen. n
Thomas Higley, Mrs. Charles Staufl
Mrs. Henry McLemore, Mrs. j. D. p
stead. Mrs. Henry Wagers of Me
Mrs Leo Weaver. Mrs. 10 sunni
Miss Pearl Stauffer, Miss Helen Pr
Miss Carmelita Ward. Miss McEl
and Miss Gladys Hughes.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

the fair entertaining Mrs. McEllher-
ren's relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Nc
Daniel and John Davis of Forest City,
Ark, and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Davis
of Prescott
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Surprise Couple on
Twelfth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hays of 1915
West Madison street were given a
charming surprise Monday evening
when a number of their friends ar
ranged an affair in honor of their
twelfth wedding anniversary. Those
there were Mr.. and Mrs. George Lang,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hugg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Fulwiler, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Mueller, Mrs. II. &. Alexander, Mrs.
Don Alexander and Mrs. Willard Gus
tin.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Mrs. Francis
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Daniel Francis gave an artis-
tically appointed luncheon Thursday
at her North Central avenue home.
Rose Of Mantanya featured the deco
rative scheme which wa unusually
effective. Covers were laid for Mrs
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

T. C. McRaynolds, Mrs. Roy Wayland,
Mrs. Ira ]. johnson, Mrs. E. w. Baum,
Mrs. Victor Hanny, Mrs. Edwin Earl
Nash, Mrs. Clay Parker and Mrs. John
D. Parks.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Aviation Officer

AVIATION Orficer
To Arrive in City
Lieutenant Worth Bailey, who had
a years overseas experience in the
aviation corps, will arrive from San
Francisco tomorrow, to be here for an
indefinite period with his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy Hum
bert. Lieutenant Bailey received his
discharge a fortnight ago at the
Preside.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Charles Ormes
Entertain at Dinner

Entertain at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 0rmes We're
Halloween dinner hosts having as
their guests Friday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kennedy Humbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Antrim Jr.. and w. E.
Antrim Of San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Fair Week Visitors
Ia Be Much Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mccain Of
Florence and Mrs. Fen Hildreth Of
Prescott are to be the guests of DR..
and Mrs. Robert Brownfield this week.
The out-of- town visitors will be the
inspiration for numerous affairs dur
ing their visit here.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Informal Tea for
Mrs. A. M. TuthilI

Mrs. A. M. TuthiII
One of the attractive events Of the
past weeks calendar was the informal
tea given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. George Goodrich in honor of Mrs.
A NJ. Tuthill. The Goodrich apart
ment at the WEIGH was bower of
roses for the affair in compliment to
a favorite guest. The Tuthills who
have been in Phoenix since September
are domiciled at the Westminster.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Out-of- Town Guests
Here for the Fair

Here for. the Fair
Among the many out of town guests
here for the fair will be Mrs. Irene
Hampton, who will be the guest Of Mrs
Charles X. Pishon, who is planning a
series of delightful affairs for the gala
week.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02


not return to Phoenix until after the
first Of the year.
Meiczers Are Honor
Guests at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph T. Melczer
gave a family dinner of fifteen covers
Tuesday evening in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Melczer of Los
Angeles.
Informal Tea for
Mrs. A. M. TuthilI
One of the attractive events Of the
past weeks calendar was the informal
tea given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. George Goodrich in honor of Mrs.
A NJ. Tuthill. The Goodrich apart
ment at the WEIGH was bower of
roses for the affair in compliment to
favorite guest. The Tuthills who
have been in Phoenix since September
are domiciled at the Westminster.
Mrs. Harry Hurley
Entertains at Tea
Mrs. Harry Hurley entertained a
few friends informally at tea on Friday
afternoon. .--.'...--. -......
Out-of- Town Guests
Here for the Fair
Among the many out of town guests
here for the fair will be Mrs Irene
Hampton, who will be the guest of Mrs.
Charles K. Pishon, who is planning a
series of delightful affairs for the gala
week.
Aviation Officer =
To Arrive in City
Lieutenant Worth Bailey, who had
a years overseas experience in the
aviation corps, will arrive from San
Francisco tomorrow, to be here for an
indefinite period with his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy Hum
bert. Lieutenant Bailey received his
discharge a fortnight ago at the
Preside.
Prescott Visitor v
To Be Guest Here
Miss Mildred Hellwarth of North
Central avenue will have as her guest
tair week. Miss Roberta Mcdonnell
of Prescott.
George A. olneys to
Have Fair Week Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Olney are
to have guests for the fair, entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dan c. Olney of
Tucson and Lieutenant and Mrs. Allan
T. Bird of Nogales.
Miss Davidson to
Spend Weekend Here
Miss Marion Davidson. one of the
prettiest and most popular members
of the Junior set of g. year ago who is
attending the state university, will
arrive Thursday for the weekend.
Another attractive girl who will be
here from Thursday to Monday is Miss
Dorothea Wilbur. A number of infor-
NAL affairs have been planned in honor
of the university students.
Z
Return From Visit
Visit to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Beeckman Lorrilard
! returned Friday from a several months
absence in California.
Los Angeles Guest N
For Month Visit
Mrs. Clarence Harris is a recent ar.
rival from Los Angeles who win be
here a month as the guest of Mis-:
! Fay De Mund.
Mrs. William S, Humbert
Home From Coast
! Mrs. William S. Humbert has re,
/ turned from brief stay in Los An,
geles where she will make her hom,
leaving here the latter part of No.
vember.
Returns From III
Visit With Sister
Mrs. Sims Ely Jr. returned Thurs
day from a several weeks absenc
passed in Southern California with he
sister, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Jr
Mrs. Atha and her small son who ha
| been named for his father will return
in a fortnight. 4
San Franciscan
Is Guest in City
A w. E. Antrim of San Francisco j
here for few weeks as the guest 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Antrim Jr
viii Entertain
State Fair Week
Mr.. and Mrs. McEflherren, who az
1 daliGktf1l hosts. are TO have guest
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Mrs. Harry Hurley
Entertains at Tea

few friends informally at tea on Friday
afternoon .-.-.......-.. .-....-
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

It IS matter of regret to those who
are familiar with the artistic program
presented by the Duncan dancers that
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

make a lensShier stay They will
not return to Phoenix until after the
first Of the year.
Meiczers Are Honor
Guests at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer
gave a family dinner of fifteen covers
Tuesday evening in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Melczer of Los
Angeles
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Mrs. Nicholson !
Hostess al Tea

Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson gave an
informal tea at her apartments at the
Suncourt Friday entertaining in honor
of Mrs. Louis Melczer of Los Angeles
whose most intimate friends comprised
the guest list.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Governor and Mrs. Campbell
To Have Guests for Fair

Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Camp
bell, who are famed for their delight
full hospitality, will entertain a large
house party during fair week. They
are expecting many friends from var
ious parts of the state and should
Governor and Mrs. Lazarola of New
Mexico come to Phoenix for the fair,
they. too, will be the guests of the
chief executive and his charming
wife
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Country Club to
Give Dinner Dance

One of the notable events of
early autumn will be the dinner at.
Country club on November IL,
which Mr. and Mrs. Pael Benn
have sent out cards
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Prescott Visitor
To Be Guest Here
Miss Mildred Hellwarth of North
Central avenue will have as her guest
tair week, Miss Roberta Mcdonnell
of Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Los Angeles GUEST
Coming for Fair

Los Angeles GUEST
Coming for Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bennett of Los
Angeles are 10 be here for the fair,
the guests of the Walter BENEFITS.
Plan House Party
ror State Fair Week
The H. W. Asburys are to have a
house party for the fair, having as
guests Dr. and Mrs. r. G. Bazell and
Mrs. Robert Powell of Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Thompson
Lease the Doris Home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Thompson who
arrived recently from New York have
leased Casa De Rosas, the J. w. Doris
home on North Central avenue. The
| Thompsons will be here for the sea
son.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Fred Woolseys to
Co 10 California

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey will
leave Wednesday for California pass
/ ing a few weeks on the coast before
going TO Kansas City where they will
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Wedding Ia Be
Quiet Affair

Mrs. Buelah Stanton and William
McLemore are to he married Novefis
Der 20, the wedding being a quiet az
-
Continued On Page Two) ii
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
George A. Olneys to
Have Fair Week Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Olney are
to have guests for the fair, entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dan c. Olney Of
Tucson and Lieutenant and Mrs. Allan
T. Bird of Nogales.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09

Silnym kandydatem ma skarbni-
ka miejskiego W North Chicago,
gdzie Polonia solidarnoScia / agre-
sywnoscia poczyna imponowat, jest
OBJ. J6zef l.. Pfzyborski, brat adwo-
kata miejskiego M~aksymiliana Prey
borskiego. Jest wszelka ~nadzieja, re
W zblizajacych sic wyborach W tenn
mieScie Polacy zdobeda upatrzone
posterunki. gdyz polityke prowadza
madrze / energicznie.
OBJ. Przyborski pochodzi z Chi
cago, wychowa} sic BOWEN w South
Chicago. Cd lat kilku mieszka W
North Chicago, gdzie z bratem swym
prowadzi biuro realnosciowe | ase-
kuracyjne. Jest bliskim przyjacie-
lem C. Meada, kt6ry ma tymte ty--
kiacie republikahskim kandyduje
ma urzad burmistrza I kandydature
przyjaI pod tym jedynie warun-
klein, re OBJ. J6zef Przyborski przyj-
mie kandydature ma skarbnika miej
skiego.
Jest take dw6ch innych Pola-
k6w, kt6rzy W North Chicago ubie-
gaia sic obecnie o urzedy publicz-
ne. Sc to-: Stanislaw Palbicki, kan
dydat ma aldermana W 1-szej war
die, 1 Franciszek Walczak, handy
dat ma aldermana W 2+giej wardzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09

nv Griffith, kt6ry jest ,,bartende-
rem W wyszynku Browna.
Detektywi wybadali, re pred
trzyma tygodniami byia strzela-
nina W wyszynku Browna, w kt6
rel udziai wzieli Lorenz / Woei-'
Tel. Gdy pierwszego aresztowano.
miai revolver p~olicyjny.
Budynek, W kt6rym Woeifel
Lorenzo i Davis mieszkali, pnr
132 s. Ashland ave, nalezy dc
oolicyanta, lecz mozliwem jest
ze policyant ten ME wiedziai, Il
ego lokatorzy So zlodziejami
vice nazwiska jego ME wyJa-
viono.
Woeilfel byi ma balu Demokra-
:ycznego Klubu 1Stej Wardy W
sail Grogana, ma kt0rym zamor,
dowany zostai wiamywacz Chas
Stillwell. Policya przypuszcza, Il
Woeffel mial cos do czynienia z
"a zbrodniq. Sqdzi take, Il
Woeifel miai zwiazek z mordeu
notorycznego rabusia Jimmie Che
rina W przedmieSciu Stickney
H., pred kilku tygodniami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09
KR6TKIE NOTATN MIEJSkIE.
: Szesciu unijnych agentow

- SzeSciu unijnych agentow
byznesowych wczoraj poS}ano do
wiezienia stanowego w Joliet. W
r. 1916 uznani zostali winnymi
sprzysiezenia sic celem wymusza
MIA p~ieniedzy Cd pracodawcow
pod grozbq strajkow. Sd to: +.
Nader, c. Crowley, w. Stanley,
H. Hahn, R. c. Stewart i F. Cur
ran. Osmiu innych oskarzonyclr
skazanych zostalo ma kary pie
niezne.
- PAM Kartz, zam. pnr. 1430
W,IChicago ave-, wczoraj wieczo~
rem p~ostawila lampe ma piec, axe
by napeinic ia malta. Gdy matte
wlewa}a, halasujace dzieci zde-
nerwowaly ia i cokolwiek nafty
wylalo sic ma piec. Nastapi}a eks-
plozya. Zaje}a sic odziez ma niej i
ma mezu jej, ktory stall takze Bill
sko pieca. Kartz ~pogorszy} sytua-
eye, gdy bezmyslnie podni6sl
blaszanke z malta, sadzac, re to
woda i plyn wylaf ma piomienie
w nadziei, re je zagasi. Pc wy
niesieniu dzieci do bezpiecznego
miejsca, rodzice poczeli tiumic
swa plonaca odziez. Wkr6tce po-
tenn przyby}a policya i straz po--
zarna jednoczesnie. Zawieziono
oboje do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie lekarze orzekli, IL poparze-
MIA So tax powazne, IL oboje mo-
ga umrzec. Dzieci wyszly bez
szwanku. Panstwo Kartz maja W
SVEN miesZkaniu gaz. Lecz try
miesiace temu otrzymali jak VIE
lu innych rachunek wygorowany
i gazu ME zapiacili. Kompania
gaz ~zakrecila i dotychczas POGO
stale zakrecony. Gdyby ME ME
sprawiedliwe postepowanie kom-
panii, ME przyszSoby nigdy do
tego nieszczescia.
= Lekarz koronera DIR. ST.
monds wczoraj rozpocza} egzami-
nacye ciaia ekspolicyanta NJ. De-
laney'a, ktorego znaleziono W je-
ziorze. Lekarz oSwiadczyl, re w
jego1opinii Delaney zosta} zamor
dowany, zanim wrzucony zostal
do woody, gdyz w piucach znalazl
bardzo maio woody.
- Alderman So "a tenn, azeby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09
SZAJKA RABUSIoW OSA-
o w WYSZYNKU.

Policya wczoraj z rama otrzy-
maia rapport, re W wyszynku q,
Newtona pnr. 1859 S. Halsted I'll
jest gniazdo rozbojnfkow, ktorzy
grasowali cd d}uzszego czasu W
dzielnicy poludniowo = zachod.
niej. Oddzial policyi natychmiast
udai sic ma miejsce i osaczy} wy
szynk. Przez godzine budynek
oblegano. Cd czasu do czasu da,
wano salwy rewolwerowe do O.
ken. Oblezeni ME strzelali. Kill
ka razy niektorzy z mich usilowa-
Ii sic wymknac, leoz daremnie. W
koncu dwoch z rabusiow otwo--
.rzyio boczne drzwi i poddalo sic,
Wtedy policyanci szturmem we
szf do budynku i pc stoczeniu
zacietej Walk, aresztowali SEE
Sciu.
Pochwyceni nazywaja sic: Ro-
bert McMullin, Joseph Brady
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09
M6nyoh nAIbfsny

UA6n,ch naIbisny nSc1tgSeUS
ayhajscych ma kieszsnie Atvev4sGs
aych, uls ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO.
sKI m swych szpAltaoh, bV sswns
orscujs ola dobra ludu osEukanesS
fire sales" stanowcSs y DILEMMA
Ku CHICAGOSKlN SgiaasaAS ~
Ots mora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09

Woeifel siedzial W wiezieniu W
St. Louis "a rozmaite zbrodnie, a
W koncu "a zamordowanie swej
zony W r. 1913. Cztery lata poz-
niej byi parolowany, a gdy parol
.jego cofnieto niedawno tenIu, u
ciekf do Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09

process przeciw kompanii gazowej
O odzyskanie $l0,000,00 pobra-
nych nieprawnie cd konsumen--
tow pc zntzeniu cen gazu, by} da-
lei prowadzony energicznie, 0 lie
MONA wnioskowac re stanowi--
ska komitetu gazu i elektryczno-
sci, ktoremu wczoraj D. r. Rich
berg. adwokat miejski w tym
procesie, p~rzedlozyi swoj rapport.
Richberg oSwiadczy}, re rapport
trwac moze jeszcze Cd trzech do
pieciu lat.
- Mfoda matka, ktora zostaia
najechana przez automobil i "a
bita, gdy przechodzila Z dziec-
klein przez Sheridan Road bliSko
Margate Terrace, byla iona, jak
sic okazuje, ]. Cara, Fam. pnr.
1877 n. La Sale ul., ktory wsku-
tex straty zony i dziecka jest
nadzwyczaj przygnebiony i to ma
wet do tego stopnia, IL jest oba-
wa, re targnac sic moze ma swoje
zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09

Frank Brady. J. Coffey, William
Clere, NJ. O'Brien, W. J. Fox i
P. Mckeone.
We wyszynku Newtona znale.
ziono skradzione towary warto-
sci $4,000. Newton poprzednio
postawiony byf pod kaucya pc
wytoczeniu mu procesu pod "a
rzutem przechowywania kradzlo-
nych przedmiot6w.
ze wyszynk Newtona chroni
rabusiow, policya dowiedziaia sic
W ten sposob: Onegdajszej nocy
dwGch rabusiow usiiowato obrG-
bowac NJ. Downey'a pruy rogu
ulic Emerald ave. i 43ciej. Dow
ney zamiast rece podnieSc uciekf'
Kilka minut pozniej w tenn sa-
mem miejscu dwaj rabusie zatrzy
mali J. Kane'a. Gdy poczai sta
WAC op6r, rabusie powalili go,
kilka ray kopneli i wzieli 81 Z
lego kieszeni. Downey tymcza-
sem znalazi policyantow Lyncha
i Markhama i przyprowadzii ich
ma miejsce. Kane zaS odzyskai ST.
~ o lyle, re uda} sic w trop "a
rabusiami i dostrzegi, jak weszli
do wyszynku Newtoha. Gdy
Downey przybyl z policyantami,
Kane opowiedzial swa przygode,
Policyanci starali sic wejsc do
wyszynku, lecz Mkt ME odpowia-
dal. Postanowili wtedy wezwac
posifki. Ia kilka minut przybys
porucznik Rank z oddziaiem po-
lrcyantow i rozpoczeio' sic oble-
zenie, ktore sic zakonczylo, jak
wyzej opisano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-09
7. GALSWORTHY, WYBIT-
NY AUTOR ANGIELSKI,
w ORCHE-
STPA HALL.
STRA HALL.

J. Galsworthy, jeden z najwy-
bitniejszych wsp6iczesnych po-
wieSciopisarzy angielskich, wczo~
raj wieczorem p~rzemawiai w Or
chestra Hall ma temat yBrytyj-
czyk a Ameryka."
P~rzewodnia mysla mowy P.
Galsworthy'ego byio, IL nadzieja
Swiata i d~emokracyi ley w "a
waroiu scislego wez}a lacznoSci
~pomiedzy Brytania a Ameryka.
,,Jesli duch demokracyi ma sic
utrzymac' -mowii p. Galswor-
thy = u jesli SWAT ma postepo-
wac naprzod droga demokracyi,
Brytania i Ameryka musza swe
ogolne dobro utrzymac ma pier
wszym planie. Zawrzec musza
wspolny wezei przyjazni W obro-
ME filozofii zycia, ktora polega ma
zasadzie samorzadu, ma zasadzie
Live and let live"