davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

ralnie tatuS, a szczegolnie mama,
So zadowoleni, DO maia teraz par
Ike. p. Piaczek, jest og6lnie znany
Polonii ma Wojciechowie; prowadzi
on ~kancelarye adwokacka PREY zbie-
gu ulic w. 1SeJ | So. Paulina vi.
Pred paru dniami odbyf oslo pier
wsze p~osiedzenie inauguracyjne no
wego zarzadu Zjednoczenia = pc
tegoz ostatnim sejmie W Newarku.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn - miedzy inny-
mi przemawia}a takze PM Agnieszka
Klawitter, jake nowo-obranS- vice.
prezeska Ztednoczenia j najwyzsza
urzedem representative kobiet w
w~ymienionej organizacyi. PAM X.
przemawiaia r6wniez ma biesiadzie,
urzadzonej wieczorem tego samego
dnia z okazyi inauguracyi i wzywa-
la wszystkie niewiasty rolskie, ma
lezace do Ziednoczenia. by dzielnie
pracowaiy ola instytucyi, kt6rej has
lem So slowa bog i Ojczyzna";
m6wczyni zegnaia urzednik6w, uste-
puiacych z urzed6w, a. witaia nowo-
wstepujscych. q okazyi ebjecia urze-
du wiceprezydentki - pani Klawit-
ter nadesfano kilka bardzo pieknych
bukiet6w, a m%ianowicie: panic Pre-
radzka / Ignowska - ~przys}aly bu-
kiet r65, panic Zdanowska / Zmi-
dzinska - koszyk r6z, panic K.
Chamska, NJ. Chamska, Skowrohska,
Tomczak / Mezyd}o - przepyszny
bukiet kwiat6w ,oraz P. Klawitter
- bukiet chryzantem6w. WsZystkim
tym przyiacioiom swoim - PAM K.
serdeczne wyrazila podziekowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

Anastszya Jagoda, liczaca lat IA,
zam. phr. 1902 Washburn ave., W
niedziele zostala bolesnie pokasana
ma przez iakiegoS psa, gdy bswi1a
sic re swymi rowiesnicami pred do
mem rodEic6w. N~ieszczesliws zabra-
no do szpitala powiatowego. gdzie
sic znajduie W stanie krytycznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08
BoLSZEWICKIE

PARYz, s pazdziernika. - De-
parliament stanu W Waszyngtonie
otrzyma1 raporty, ktore stwier--
dzaja; re ma skutek sledztwa, pre-
prowadzonego przez nadzwyczaj-
na komisye, badajaca sprawe pod
DANA sic twierdzy Krasnaja Cor
ka, komunisci dokonali egzekucyi
ma Zoo bolszewikach, zwiazanych
z tenn poddaniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

Aptoni Zaponiec, Fam. pnr. 2225
So. Irving ave-. rdbotnik LEGACY
lat 27. idac onegdaj utica ". 21sza.
poSliznal sic i upadl ma a~sfaltowy
chodnik. Zswezwano ambulans poll
eyjny, kt6ry odwiozl nieszezesliwe-
go do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
lekarse orzekii, re ma peknieta CA
szke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

OBJ. R. Ostaszewski, ~rracujacy ia
ko inzynier dla firmy Western Elec-
trio Co., otworzyi wieczorny dTu-ro-
czny kurs techniczny ola chcscych u
eye sic matematyki, oraz rysunk6w
maszyn. Szkoia prowadzona hedzie p.
nr. 1852 Milwaukee ave-, pokoj 203.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

teize wioski, nazwiskiem Oscar An
from. Gdy starszy U~rbanowicz przy-
vital goScia W bramie, ten ostatni
mowiac, re chciaAby p~orozmawiaG z
jego synem, Augustem, prosil, ably
go oiciec wywo}al ma podworze. Gdy
August znalazl sic ma ganku, An
from, prosii go, ably udal. sic z MIN
do ogrodu, gdy zas tenze usauchai
jego zadania / kroczye poczal PRO-
dem, Antrom wyjal revolver z kie-
szeni / strzelii don W plecy, raniac
go smiertelniei Urbanowtcz zmari
W krotkim czasie. Pc dokonaniu
morderstwa Antrom udai sic ma sta
eye p~olicy1na W miasteczku i oswald
czyl, re zastrzelil Urbaonwicza, po-
niewaz tenze utrzymywae mial sto-
sunki Z jego iona.
q 50 q
Pred domem Zjednoczenia pekla
z niewiadomej dotad przyczyny wiel-
ka rura wodociagowa, zalewajac uli-
CO woda, jak r6wniez suteryny bu--
dynku Zjednoczenia. Podobno dru-
karnia jest nieco uszkodzona.
q So q
DR.. Leon Pasternacki, dawniejszy
burmistrz miasta Stevens. Point,
Wis, ktory ostatnio zwolniony 20
stall 70 sfuzby wojskowej W randSe
p~orucznika, spedzil diva tygodnie W
domu swych znajomJrh pa6stwa
waszko, Fam. pnr. 1917 S. Lincoln
III. Porucznik Pasternacki byi SEE
fem dziaiu dentystycznego w Camp
Sherman. Wyjecha} on dzisiaj z me-
zem PAM Waszko do Stevens Point,
gdzie Gaia familia doktora zamiesz-
kuje / oczekuje przyby2ia jego ME-
cierpliwie.
o p
OBJ. R. O~staszewski, rrscujacy ia
ko inzynier dla firmy Western Elec-
trio Co., otworsyi wieczorny dTu-ro-
czny kurs techniczny ola chcscych u
eye sic matematyki, oraz rysunkow
maszyn. Szkoia prowadzona hedzie p.
nr. 1852 Milwaukee ave-, pokoj 2OS.
. - Is
Ia swa prace, Albert Kafka, zam.
pnr. 34s7 w. 37my Place, original
byl swojego a GEEK I'd kompani
kolejowej Atchison, Topeka and San
ia Fe, ktory opiewal ma $3.50. Sta
10 sic, re go zgubil; natychmiast po-
wiadomil o swei przgsodzie zarzat
kolejowy. ktora nadesiala mu dupli-
kat. Pc jakims czasie radszedi do
blur koleiowych wspor.pianej wy
lei linii, GEEK o~ryginaluy, ktory wy
placila firma: Chicago Orthopeic
Appliance Co., % W. Lake utica. -
Zarzad kolejowy oddai Sprawe detek
tywom MeGurk 1 Mulvihill, poleca-
lac i'm wyszukanie falszerza. Gdy ci
udali sic do firmy, kt6ra GEEK spie-
niezyIa; zostali przez urzednikow
tejze poinformowani, &c GEEK Wrs-
czys i'm Felix's CzerwIiski. S419 ".
87ma uI., "a pewna prsce, ktora i'm
polecii ola siebie wykonaG. Detekty-
Wi areszto,wali Czerwihskiego, zarzu-
esiac mu fslszerstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08
ZNoW KLoPoTY GABINETo-
WE w SERBI.

PARYz, 8 pazdziernika. - Ksia-
ze-regent ME zgodzii sic ma "a
twierdzenie listy nowego gabine-
tn jugos}owianskiego, sformowa-
nego przez pana Trikowicza i zle-
Gil misye u~formowania nowego mi
nisteryum panu ~Pawlowiczowi.
Donosi o tenn odebrana dis ra-
no depesza z Belgradu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08
imieniu parafii, wszystkim tym, kt6-
rzy sic przyczynili do uSwietnienia
teJze urocEystosci, oraz modlitwa
zakohczono uczte.
z LIGI OBYWATELSKIB
ma WOJCIECHOWIE.

Kempa Dairys zbili Bujewski Mil
liners W trzech p~artyach. S. Mikosz,
S. Kasperski i ]. Gorzynski, ubili
przesz}o 200 szpilek.
Onegdaj odbyiy sic kontesty Lii
gi Obywatelskiej ma Wojciechowie.
Najpierw stawali do CRY Tomasze-
wski, Plumbers, kt6rzy pobili Behn-
Ike Grochers. Otto cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

I(EpORTERA.

Roczne posiedzenis sp6lki p. W.
sw. Jsdwtg1 odbyfo ale W sobote,
dnds 4go pakdzisrniks, b. r, ma
ktorem wybrano nastepujscych die
wtecfu dyrektorow: Ma 3 lata: Wa
tenty SoSarczyk, Konstaty Sokofow-
sal 1 Bernard Mix. Ma 2 lata: Sta
ntsSaw Sniegcch, August Dahlman
{ Felix's wtsniewsh. Ma / rok: Geo.
w. FruEyna, Franeiszek Poklacki 1
Wfneenty R6zyeki. Do zarzadu wy
krsni sostali: August Dahlman, pre-
zes; Konstsnty ~Sokoiowski, vice.
presses; Wslenty Slosarczyk, sekre-
tsrs; stsnisssw Sniegocki, skarbnik;
Zatfr h. Radow, adwokat. Take DO
prswiono konstytucye; W przysIio-
sd rocxne posiedzenia cdbywae sic
beds " ostatni poniedzialek sierpnia.
MeporOzumienia jake tstnialy Ia
zs4egnsne Eostaiy ma tenn ~posiedze-
min przez akcyonaryuszow. ktorzy
wybrsli sciu dyrektor6w. Zas nova
sdministrseys doiosy wszelkich sia,
a5eby praeowsc dla dobra wszystkich
akcyonaryuszow zar6wno.
" niedEiele, o godzinie 6:S5 VIE
czorem, PREY ulicy 22giej / Hoyne
ave-, kolidowaI automobil mark
florida, z trsmwajem linii 22ej ulicy
Eda3ajscym " kierunku wschodnim.
zsdneJ znac8niejszeJ szkody kolizya
Ia ME wyrzadzifa, tylko automobil
troohe zostal u~szkodzony. Kto byi
wSaScicielem maszyny ME bySo moi
na sic dowiedziee, slbowiem tenze
DO lynn zajsciu szybko odjechai. -
Skonczylo sic ma strachU.
cC
Ansstszya Jagoda, liczaca lat IA,
zam. phr. 1902 Washburn ave.. W
niedziele zostala bolesnie pokasana
ma przez iakiegoS PISA, gdy bswila
sic re swymi rowiesnicami pred do
mem rodEic6w. Nieszczesliwa Sabra-
no do szpitala powiatoweso. gdzie
sic z~naIduie W stanie krytycznym.
u -
Aptoni Zaponiec, Fam. pnr. 2225
So. Irving ave-. robotnik LEGACY
lat 27. idsc onegdaj utica W. 21sza.
poSliznaI sic i upadi ma s~sfaltowy
chodnik. Zawezwano ambulans poll
cyjRy, kt6ry odwiozi nieszezesliwe-
go do szpitala powistoxego, gdzie
lekarse orzekii, re ma pekniets CA
szke.
W dzislnicy Cragin, wiadze miej-
skie brukuja asfaltem wszystkie uli-
ce, a mianowieie: Long, Lotus. Lin
den 4 Luna ave-. pomiedzy Fullerton
ave-. Wrightwood ave. i Altgeld III.
Sprawl as%faltowania ulic W tel dziel
nicy ciagIa sic cd dwGch lat, gdyz
wielu wiaScicieli p~r6znych parceli
sprzeciwiaIo sic powy5szym ulepsze-
MON - NATIONALIST mieszkancy tam
tejsi chcieli takowe jak %najrychlej
do porzadku doproawdzii, gdyz W
tenn tylko widzieli przysziose lepsza
pred SODA i dogodniejszy dojazd.
Podobno poIitycy " Cragin, postara-
ia sic tel o zaprowadGenie " caiej
dzielnicy Cragin oSwietlenia elektry-
cznego, kt6rego mieszkahcy cd daw-
ma sic spodziewaja.
Onegdai odbyfy sic zareczyny pa
ma Bernardo Klosowskiego z pania
PauIins Wojciechowska, zam. pnr.
1907 s. Hermitage ave. q tego po-
wodu grono przyjacioi sprawiio i'm
niespodzianks i bawiono sic bardzo
wesoEo. Cody weselne odbeda sic W
krotkim ezasie.
Pred dom J6zefa Urbanowicza,
farmera zamieszkaiego " miejscc-
wosd Posen, ~przyszedi mieszkaniec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

iii sw. Andrzeja W Christopher, ILL.,,
jake subdyakona. 0kolicznosciowe
kazanie wyglosii X. Rektor Wlady-
siaw Zapaia c. R., ktore traffic do
giebi serc siuchaczy. KoSci6l napel-
niony by1 pc brzegi wiernymi. Pod
czas nabozehstwa nieszpornego pick
ME spiewai Choir $w. Cecylii, pod dy-
rekcya Siostr Nazaretanek. Pc biogo
siawiehstwie Na;Sw. SACRAMENTO,
o~dspiewano polski hymn narodowy.
Nastepnie pc nieszporach rozpoczal
sic wymarsz Pc t%amtejszej dzielni-
cy W porzadku tym samym jak
poprzednio. Matki zolnierzy I
marynarzy W pochodzie jechaly W
automobilach, o kt6re postarai sic
p. Franciszek Waszkiewicz, superwi-
zor miasteczka Cicero. Ia zo}nierza-
mi jecha} automobil z dziewczatka-
mi, kt6re trzyma}y try ziote gwiaz-
dy l dw6ch porucznik6w: p. Micha}
Komorowski, kt6ry "a dzielnoSG W
walce, zosta} odznaczo ly przez kro-
la belgijskiego i angielskiego / p.
Franciszek Sass, bedacy W sluzbie
wojskowej, obecnie ma urlopie. -
Ca}y poch6d wr6cii ma podw6rze
szkolne, gdzie 2 udekorowanej NOW
nicy, przem6wii do zoInierzy X. Sta
nislaw Radniecki, proboszcz miej--
scowy | W imieniu parafii serdecznie
powita1 ich, dziekujac zarazem
"a godne spelnienie obowiazku wo-
bee narodu / calej ludzkosci. Pre-
mowi{ r6wniez do w~eteran6w sedzia
Edmund Jarecki, oceniajac ich Ia
siugi i ~zaznaczajac wdziecznosc, ia
ka spoieczehstwo nasze i obywatel--
stwo nasze i SWAT caiy winien i'm "a
ich ofiary krwi i zycia. K,onczac ma
wolywa{, by byli str6zami owoc6w
swych poSwiecen. Potem x. Radnie-
cki podziekowai wszystkim bora
Gym udzial "a liczne zetranie sic j
oznajmi}, re wieczorem odbedzie sic
uczta ma Geese wojak6w. Wieczorem
O godzinie 1880 r~ozpoczeto uczte
spiewem dzieci szkolnych The Star
Spangled Banner, a potem wesola
piosnka ~narodowa. x. proboszcz
odm6wii ModIitwe + Pc kr6tkiej
przemowie, powolai ma mistrza toa-
stow, sedziego Edmunda Jareckiego.
Prey gl6wnym stole 1asiedli: K.
proboszcz, sedzia Jarecki, zarzad
miejski z burmistrzem miasta Cice-
70, p. J6zefem z. Klechra ma czele.
sala szkolna by1a zapeiniona. Ko-
mitet wcale ME s%podziewa} sic tax
z powodu braku stoiow, mu-
,iano odm6wie miejsca okolo piee-
iziesieciu osobom. Podczas przeka-
xxi przygrywaia orkiestra parafial-
Ia, kt6ra grala skoczne obertasy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

w trzecim k~onteseie zmieFEyay
sic dwie tegie piatki. W kt6rej KAN
pa Dairys zbii Bujewski MillinerS
Dobrze sic spisali: S. Mikosz
Kasperski, DO kazdy z mich ubif prze.
sz;o 200 szpilek. Otto cyfry:
urupA DAIRYS. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

w drugim kontescie stawili sic
do CRY Jaskolski Photographers, kt6-
rzy zbili Zaja Grocers. Dobrze grail
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

F. Krawczyk | ponGmgal uu ]. Co.
rzyhski, ktory ubR " tHsein oct
kaniu 205 szpiek. Otto cyfry:
JASKOLSKI PHOTOGRAPHERS:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
The New Fall Coats for Women

tailored of equally smart materials-Normandv
velours cheveronas, tnsel tones silver-tip Bovias
chameleon cords, velours peachglow double ed
mixtures, chevlots etc, and have new convertible
collars, deep cuffs, smart patch pockets and wide
belts, button trimmed. The styles are exceptionally
becoming and decidedly NEW.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Other Advance Suit Models

show many materials--Scotch chevots, tnsel
tones, duvets de lane, broadcloths veours, chew
eronas, frost-glow. silvertone and peachbloom in
new styles, mostly buttonng high to the neck with
two, three four button fronts. The jacket lengths
are S. 56 and 81 inches. and many of the smart tai
lored skirts show button trimmings.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

50-Piece Sets. with black and gold
border; regularly $i3.9o; at. 1888
50-Piece Sets. with floral border and
gold; regularly $l5.75; at. .Sl1.50
52-Piece Sets, with conventional bor-
der and gold; regularly $l9.98; at
$15.75
52-Piece Sets. with conventional
border and gold; regularly $2l9s.
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Boys School Suits
New At SIS

TT SEEMS almost impossible % School Suits
good these price like SIS NOWbut Suits
ordered early their
time.
Fabrics and tailoring both
manshp makes for the styles
ing to boy between the of 7 and IS.
Blues, browns
practical that mother who for thrift
look.
in Floor Sim
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
American Porcelain Dinner Sets

32-Piecc Sets, with floral design; reg
ularly $3.50; at. $3.50
APIECE Sets, with Aoral border de-
sign; regularly $l0.98; at. .$7.ss
50-Piece Sets, with green border;
regularly sll.9S; at. $3.50
50-Piece Sets, with green and gold
border; regularly 1928; at. .s8.eS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
Attention, Red Cross

A special and full meeting of the
workers of the Madison County Chap
ter Red Cross is asked for Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30, January 14th, to
decide whether or not to accept the
quotas for refugee work, and contin-
iue or discontinue work.
MISS LUCIA BURNAM, v. C.
A letter from Miss Anne Wright
follows:
/ suppose that you are still busy
with the refugee work and it will no
doubt keep up for some time. When
we think of all that those people have
suffered over there, it seems impossi-
bic for US who have not suffered at
all to do enough for them, and altho
the making of outing flannel gar
ments is not as interesting as surgical
dressings / am sure that the women
of America will be willing to give
their time for this sort of work. The
Richmond Chapter has always done
such good work that I know they will
continue. Very truly yours,
ANNE v. WRIGHT,
Supt. Cincinnati Warehouse.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
MADISON NEEDS A
VISITING NURSE BADLY
State Board of Health Officer Saws
Flu Conditions Are Not Yet
Checked In Community.

DR.. ]. l. Whittenberg, State Board
of Health officer here in charge of the
Influenza epidemic, says that there is
not as yet any abatement in spread
of the disease in Madison county. He
plans to go to Berea probably TODAY
to investigate conditions in that END
of the county.
The need of a Visiting Nurse was
never more pressing in any commun-
Iity than right here in Richmond and
Madison county. Dr.. Whktenberg re-
marked this morning. He has visited
several and has been informed of
many other families in which all OF
the members are down in bed with no
one to attend to their simplest needs.
DIR. Whitenberg went to the court
house this morning TO talk to County
Judge Price about it and also to dis
cuss general health conditions over
the county.
Local physicians are reporting their
cases promptly to Assistant Health
Officer Dave Powers, it seems. There
have been about 125 new cases report
ed during the week.
DR.. Whittenberg visited the opera
house last night and commended the
manner in which health regulations
are being carried out there as re-
CARDS prohibiting two adjoining seats
from being occupied. He suggested
little more ventilation. however. The
State Board officer is pleased with the
spirit of cooperation which he is find
in on all sides, and says It is but a
matter Of little time until results
will be obtained.
DR.. Whittenberg finished inocula-
ton of the children at the Model
school yesterday and many more at
Caldwell school. He has now inoculat-
ed 160 in all.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
Erroneous Report Of
Mrs. Dillard Rhodus' Death

In some way an erroneous report
became circulated in town Friday aft
ernoon to the effect that Mrs. billiard
Rhodus and one of her children had
succumbed to the flu. Happily, the re-
port was unfounded and neighbors in
formed the Daily Register this morn
ing that Mrs. Rhodus is greatly i'm
proved, though naturally much affect
ed by the. death of her husband the
other day. All Of her 10 children who
have been i'll with the disease at their
home on the Lancaster pike, are re-
ported to be doing well, too, their
friends will be glad to know. When
the report of Mrs. Rhodus' death be-
came circulated, number OF kind
hearted citizens at once took steps to
have the children looked after. How
ever, it happily proved unnecessary.
Mrs. Rhodus' two sons who were abb
sent from home at the time of their
fathers death, Lemon Rhodus in Hi
nois and Luther Rhodus in Ohio, are
both at home now with her.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
DR.. G. G. Perry Purchases
Valuable 200 Acres Of Land

BY the purchase of 200 acres of
land adjoining his farm on the old
Boonesboro pike. DR.. G. G. Perry now
has straight stretch f517 acres of
what is said by many to be the finest
farming land in Madison county. and
that means the finest in the world.
L. z. Evans, Richmond real estate
dealer concluded negotiations yester.
day by which DR.. Perry bought the
old Black place from Mat Shearer who
purchased it himself only a few
months ago for a price which is said
to have been around $4,000. The fig
ure that DR.. Perry paid Mr.. Shearer
Tor the place was not made public but
is understood to have been over 5000
an acre, and perhaps close around
s225, for none OF the parties concern
ed will do any talking about the ac-
tuai price. It is known however. that
Mr.. Shearer regarded the land very
highly and was not really anxious to
sell. 1t is magnificent farming land
and will produce its purchase price in
tobacco in mo time" at the rate to-
bacco is now selling on the Richmond
markets DR.. Perry is being general
ly congratulated upon securing such a
valuable addition to his already rich
boundary of land. {
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
S4th Division On Way Back

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE War De-
partment today announced the sailing
of five transports and the hospital
ship Mercy, from France, with ap-
proximately 5000 officers and men.
including 27 officers and 2so men from
the headquarters of the s4th division,
which is composed Of men from Ken
lucky, Indiana and Southern Illinois.
They are due in New York January
2ist On the transport, General
Goethals. are other units from the
s4th. Also on board are the s09th
headquarters detachment and train,
the 3e5th, the 326th. and the 327th
machine gun battalions, the 3S3rd. the
334th, the 335th, and the 336th infan-
try regiments, the 3e0th sanitary
train and the headquarters and field
hospital of the 334th and 336th and
the ambulance companies of the 334th
and 336th. All are assigned to Camp
Zachary Taylor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
BOWLING GREEN MAN
SUCCEEDS McADOO
Walker ID. Hines Appointed Director
General of Railroads In Cablegram
From President Wilson.

Y Washington, Jan 11--walker ID.
Hines, Assistant Director General of
Railroads, has been appointed Direc-
tor General by President Wilson sue
ceeding William G. McAdoo, who now
retires to private life.
announcement of this appointment
came in a cablegram from President
Wilson Hines is an advocate of Nc
Adoo's plan for continuing govern
ment con troll of railroads for FIVE
years
Hines was born near Bowling
Green, Kentucky, February 2, 1870,
Until he became a member of the
railroad administration staff a year
ago, he was chairman of the Santa
Fe and ore of the youngest railroad
executives in the country. Previous
ly he was Vice President of the Lou
isrille and Nashville railroad To
Jhich he graduated froml assistant
attorney of the road. In 1904 he re-
signed to practice law in Louisville
and two years later moved to New
York City.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11

brought US here December End. The
funny part is the American authori-
ties were thinking we would be all
{ OK and half starved, so they had a
place fixed in the Base Hospital but
instead we are all very healthy and
don't feel like staying in any hospital.
But here we are now 224 strong, stay
ing in bed till 10 a m. having the
pretty lady nurses serving our meals,
taking our temperature and feeling
our pulse and I don't care if / stay
here just one year.
It has worked out like a motion
picture or some novel story would
have been, with so much cruel treat
ment along, and at the end all sun
shine. 1t seems like a dream to me.
So now you have a glimpse of my
past few months. What do you think
of it?
don't know how long I viii be
here, there is some talk of sending all
Of war back TO the states
soon. If 80, / win be with you all
soon; If not, it won't be many months
before am at home anyway. So
will close for this time, hoping all Of
you are well and happy as /. Tell
az I said hello and write soon Send
NJ nail - Rase Hospital Mo- - A p.
b. 4oy, A = =. Efomeo.
You brother,
LIEUT.. 3, ". GRAY
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-11
Notice To Public As
To Waste of Water

This company is pumping as much
water now as it does in the hottest
days of July, due entirely to the mex
'cusable running of water to prevent
freezing. Except under very unusual
circumstances, service pipe of water
outlet properly taken care of and at
tended to is in no danger of freezing.
And yet many water consumers rath-
er than take the trouble to do what is
their bounden duty to do, deliberately
throw large expense upon the wat
Ier company by committing this un-
necessary waste. And in many cases
they are so Indifferent to the rights Of
others-(for in case of fire it may be
impossible for the pumps to give pro-
per water pressure)-that they make
no attempt to limit the waste, but al
low water to run full force day and
night.
The deliberate or Indifferent waste
of water costs this company many
hundreds of dollars every year, and
yet the people wonder why the water
rates are not lower.
In the nature Of the case, the COM
pany can only detect the waste of wa
ter as it generally occurs within a
building; but whenever and wherever
it does detect it, for it's own protec-
tion, and that of the city, it will shut
off the water without notice.
RICHMOND WATER & LIGHT co.
Incorporated 1t