davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Schedules in BankruDtcy

schedule in bankruptcy was fled Saturday in
the United States District Court follows
D0ANE EVEI'TE. lncA schedule Of Doane
Evette Inc. shows liabilities of S717 tho rest OF
which Is unknown. and assets of Si.752 OF tho
speciAcl amounts due creditors t327 is for George
Mctcnry A East Forty ty-nintll Street $500 for
Winnie VI. EeSer. % West Fifty eighth Street and
tdi for S. Drcxe 1853 St. Nicholas Avenue Fran
chs j. Sullivan. 10 Broadway Is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy fled Saturday In the
United States District Court
JOSEPH PREDMORE-A voluntary petition OF
Joseph predmore. Chester. \. Y shows liabilities
of ct, SS ls7 ana no assets The TIRES largest cred
Consolidated leo Company. Port Chester n y:
{6S7. and William y. Bosler 10 address S4l5
Watts Oates Bright Middetown. y. Y. are
WILLIAM f. MLAUGHLIN- voluntary petition
shows liabilities of sl7565 and no assets Thc
three largest @ creditors are Henry Staier 66 Broad
Jacob Marx, 35 Nassau Street. 50 900 Frank
Locker. 299 Broadway. is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

Question: I have received \ small
l0t Et or Liberty bonds as diy,dona r'0a
Nhould they be returned as incomn nro'u
:, answer: Dividends paid in Iibor,r
ponds are taxable income to stSct.
holders receiving them and shonld bs N
reported at their cash value At tSo o
time OF receipt by the stockhoIder Wv
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
.IutIg1nenis

Tho following judgments wero filed last Sat
urday the first name being that OF the debtor
Bachcnhelmer, Joseph-Swift q Co. Inc Sl77 90
Benesch Adolph b. and Geo A. Aiken
C l;uIlland % ona g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09

n~iesiona strate, W rekasm policy
antow zemdlaia. Jestto juz drugi
wypadek tego rodzaju, ktory sic
jej w zyciu przytrafil, stad tez
prawdopodobnie odwaga god
ma pochwaly.
- Burmistrz Thompson wy
biera sic dzisiaj popoludniu ma
zabawe do parku Riverview a
towarzyszc mu bedzie $4,000
dziatwy szkolnej. o bilety wste--
pu wystaraia sic Rada Szkolna
ktora zajmie sic r6wniez bioracy'
mi udzial. Kazde z dzieci PREY O.
puszczeniu BRAN parku otrzyma
kopie Konstytucyi Stanow Zje--
dnoczonych i flage amerykanska
z reki burmistrza nj p~amiatke
dnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
INNE WIADOMOScI
MIEJSKIE.

- Radcy naszego niasta a mia
rowicie aid. Link i Maypole, kio-
eli sic wczoraj miedzy SODA o pc
VIVA rczolucye, ktorej kazdy z
Mich micnii sic bye tworca. Roz-
chodziio sic wiec o to, re gdy aid.
Link stawii sic wczoraj pred Cd
noSnym komitetem w sprawie O.
brania odpowiedniej komisyi
ktoraby zaiela sic wyszukaniem
odpowiedniego pola ola ladowa--
MIA w miescie aeroplanow, zdzi-
wiz sic niepomiernie, re wlaSnie
W tym samym czasie aid. May
pole byi obecnym tamze, pred
stawiajac podobno rezolucye. Je-
den drugicgo oskarzal o kradziei
i wnet wywiazala sic
miedzy mimi ma temat ten spree
.czka, ktora jednak krwawo sic ia
kos ME skonczyia. w miedzycza-
sic nadeszia wiadomoSc cd bur
mistrza Thompsona, ktora g}osi-
la, re burmistrz sprawe te zaiat-
viii ju1 byi i komisye powie-
TRINA zamianowai. w komisye te
wchodza nastepuj2cy alderman
Lyle. Cermak, Maypole, Powers.
IS NJ. Morgan, Armitage, Link,
Grove, Garner, Guernsey i Jack,
son. Bedzie ona wsPoipracowaia
z ekspertami rzadowymi i pry-
watnymi.
- Utica Western ave. Ia zgoda
paru setek obywateli zamieszka-
iych pomiedzy Lawrence i gram"
CT miasta bedzie r~ozszerzona.
Dyskusye w tel sprawie odbyiy
sic wczoraj pred komisya micj-
skich ulepszen i w krotkim pra-
wdopodobnie czasie praea sic roz
pocznie.
- Parma Dorota Filips jest no.
cna opcratorka telefoniczna W no.
telu Congress. Zazywajac odpo--
czynku W mieszkaniu pnr. 455d
Oakenwald ave, zauwazy}a
wczoraj pceoiudniu PREY obudze,
niu sic re snu. pewnego mezczy.
zne. kt0ry zajety byf kradzieza
kosztownoSci, jake lezaly ma ko-
modzie. Zerwaia sic wiec predkc
Z lozka a narobiwszy wielkiegc
krzyku zabra}a sic do mocowania
re ziodziejem. Ziodziejowi dosta,
10 sic pare dobrych kuiak6w, wnet
tez z miejsca zbiegi, zatrzymu-'
lac jednak diva kosztowne piers
cionki i zegarek. Zawiadomila
! natychmiast o wypadku policys
W Hyde Park, a gdy CT Przybyli
Ii dowiedzieli sic szczegoiow. pan
ma Filips z rozpaczy widac "a po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
X r A !.
PrzHazd pana J. F.
~Smulskiego.
Przybyi do nowego Yorku wczo-
raj pc pofudniu ma okrecie
LA Savoy"

Nowy York, 8 lipca. - Wczo-
raj O godzinie trzeciej pc poiu-
dniu przyby} do New Yorku z
Francyi ma okrecie LA Savoy"
Jan F. Smulski, prezes Wydziaiu
Narodowego, ma specyalne zapro
szenie amerykahskiego sekreta-
RIA departamentu skarbu i jego
delegacyi. Celem pobytu prezesa
]. F. S~mulskiego bedzie zaprowa-
dzenie natychmiastowej wymIa--
ny finansowej pomiedzy Polska
a Stanami Reinforcement oraz
przedsiewziecic odPowiednich kro
k6w, celem otwarcia ola Polski
kredyt6w W Ameryce i pozyczki
narodowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
POWRoT EKS = GUBERNA'
o R DUNNE'A DO
AMERYKI.

kilkotygodniowym pobycie swym
ma konfcrencyi pokojowej w Pa
ryzu, jake przedstawicicle repu-
bliki irlandzkiej, E. Dunno, byly
eubernator Stanu Illinois tudziel
+. P. Walsh, byly prezes wydzia-
lu wojennej piracy, przyjechali do
Ameryi ma parowcu nSavole". w
porcie przyjeia ich delegacya pro
wizoryczncgo ,,prezydenta" ir-
landzkiego De Valery.
Pc przywitaniu delegacyi, p
Walsh oSwiadczyi, re Gala prasa
europejska domaga sic niepodleg
ioSci ola Irlandyi, podczas gdy sa
ma Anglia dale jej tylko samo-
Rad. Ogolny sentyment jest "a
udzieleniem niepodlegiosci 1rlan-
dyi, co macy wiecej, niz samo-
rad. Pc movie p. Walsha pre-
mowi{ Z. Dunno.
,,Ieste$mi z naszej misyi zuPci-
ME zadowoleni,'' mowii, ,gdyz do
konaia ona wszystkiego, czego
cd niej wymagano. Pred ma
Sym przyjazdem do Paryza, spra
wa irlandzka byia umyslnie pomi
jana.
Pc naszym przyjezdzie atoli i
20 przedSozeniu caiej tel sprawy
pred komisye amreykahska, -
komisya ia natychmiast po-
czeia nalegac ma premle-
"a brytyjskiego, ktory WI
dzac, re ME moze dsuzej zaniedby
wac tel sprawy, poprosif mas ma
konferencye, oraz pozwoli} nam
ma zwiedzenie Irlandyi.
,,Pojechalismy zatem do lrlan-
dyi, gdzie odbylismy konferencye
z prezydentem De Valera, a
przytern mieliSmy sposobnoSc "a
poznac sic z prawdziwym syste'
mem administracyi brytyjskiey W
lrlandyi. Rezultatem naszych Cd
wiedzin W Irlandyi bylo zapozna,
ME amerykanskiej komisyi / PREF
Wilsona z prawdziwym stancm
rzeczv w Irlandyi. PokazaliSmy
PREF. Wilsonowi i komisyi amery
kanskiej, re Irlandya ME moe
juz prosic Anglii o wzgledy lec7
domagac sic niepodlegtosci ma
k~onferencyi pokojowej, re lrlan,
dya jest do tego stoPnia silna, IL
moze sic domagac przyjecia dc
Ligi Narodow.
,,PokazaliSmy amcrykanskiej
komisyi pokojowej, re sprawy
irlandzkiej ME nalezy traktowac
iako wewnetrznej sprawy brytyi
skiej ,ale jake sprawe znaczenia
miedzynarodowego i re ia sprs-
wa musi bye zaiatwiona przez
sam narod irlandzki, a ME przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
giowna zas kwatera ligi znajdu-
je sic W Waszyngtonie.
ROBOTNICY KRAWIEcCY
STRAIKUIA.

Robotnicy krawieccy firmy
Hart, Schaffner i Marx, ktorych
warsztaty znajduja sic PREY Mar
ket ulicy, blisko Madison, wyszli
wczoraj ma jednodniowy strajk,
z sympathy ola Mooney. o godzi-
ME dziesiatej z rama w sile 1900
opuScili oni swe warsztaty i oma-
wall ma ulicach giosna re sprs-
we; zaburzen ME bylo zadnych.
Robotnicy firmy optycznej F.
A. Hardy, mieszczacej sic pnr. 10
S. Wabash ave-, w sile $50 uczest
niczyli wczoraj W sail Farrell,
pnr. los w. Madison ul., w pierw
Sym wiecu ma ktorym radzono
mad sprawl strajku. Powodem O.
.puszczenia fabryki byio wyrzuce-
ME zesziego czwartku piracy
prezesa ich nowo = zorganizowa-
mel uni, John'a H. Line, ktorego
ma zadanie robotnikow kompania
wzbrania sic przyjac do piracy z
powrotem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
Ruch v TOWarzyStWaCh.
z AVONDALE.

- Tow. Pan Opieki mad Domem
%Starcow, o~abedzie nadzwyczajne pc
siedzenie W Srode, dnIa 9go b. m, o
godzinie 2giej poopludniu. ObecnoSc
wszystkich pom pozadana, albowiem
sa bardzo wazne sprawy do za}a--
twienia. -Marya Neuman, PREF;
Eleonora oNwak, sekr. prot.
2 IRVING PARKU.
- Tow. Sw. Jana Chrzciciela no.
6S Macierzy Polskiej ma swoje po-
siedzenie jutro wieczorem o godzi-
ME Smej W sail zwyk}ych ~posiedzen.
- Anna K~ielczyhska, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
ORGANIZE

Niebieska 1 r6Aowa
tylko, bardzo cienka
bardz!o pozadana -
; s5e Tart' 1lRC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
ORIENTAL
oHAL14Es.

lard szerokie. W
ly ~drukowany gRtu--
nek, ~odpowiedni ma
kimony l poranne
kaftany, soc ~
wart. lard ..A9C
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
kronika MlejsGoWa.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 1-szej.

pytano, czy Lige ts ME popieraja
browarnie, zaprzeczyi. dodai jed
max, re stoja "a MIA wpiywowe O.
soby re sfer robotniczych, Jed
nym z mich ma bye Thomas J.
Carney, prezes uni piumbiarzy,
iak r6wniez Simon O'Donnell, pre-
zydent robotnikow budowlanych
Nazwiska sympatyk6w tego ru-
chu zbierane So pc kraju caiym a;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
WADZEN1U
MAD P~ROJEKTEM PRO-
HIBICYJNYM.

Washington, 8 lipca. Diuga
walka w-sprawie ustawodawstwa
prohibicyjnego rozpocze}a sic w
Izbie poslow re wznowiona "a
jadiosciq. Prohibicyonisci pokaza
Ii, re pc swojej stronie maja OIL
brzymia wiekszoSc, nmokrzy- ma
tomiast udowodnili, &c W taktyce
obstrukcyjncj Mkt i'm ME mole
dorownac.
Pc stronie ,,mokrych' stall re-
prezentant SABBATH z Chicago. Pod
Gas ogolnej debaty wygloSif mo-
we, w kt6rej oSwiadczy}, re w
samem Chicago 100000 koo'ct
giosowalo przeciw prohibicyi, re
dzicwiedziesiat procent robotnl--
kow sprzcciwia sic stanowczo tel
ustawie, re dziewietdziesiat pro-
cent powracajacych zolnierzy O.
kazuje oburzenie przeciw temu
prawu. Ma mocy zapadlej uchwa-
iy. dzisiaj odbedzie sic szeSciogo-
dzinna dcbata ma korzySG nmo-
krych'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
TELEGRAMy KRAJOWE

Dokonczenie re strongly l~-szej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
narodowe

parliament brytyjski. Narod If
landzki W Irlandyi i gdziekolwiek
on sic znajduje postanowii dopo-'
ty walczyG, dop6ki ma starych zie
mach irlandzkich ME bedzie po-
wiewal ich sztandar narodowy.
,,Gdy to zostanie urzeczywist-
nionem, natenczas narod irlandz-
XII zapomni wszelkich uraz do
+Brytanii. i rozpocznie z MIA przy-
JAIME stosunki, dazace do wspol-
nego rozwoju i obrony obu tych
narodow."
REPREZENTANT SABBATH
PRZESZKADZA w PRZEPRO
WADZEN1U
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

mostly In iieiguim IL the Flemirh
which " now practlcalS
dead owing 10 the efforts ~ ths late
German Governor Won lllssing 10
make use ~ II 10 diviie the brlsianr
into two parts u In expected that
th. Flemish movement VIII revive
when lie resumes normal conditions
but Il In held In abeyanoe now
through fear that II might be CON
stru"d ~ German propaganda. KING
Albert I'm his speech To the parma
m.ut after returning 10 lifuss-"ls an .
nnunc.d that the government VIII
propose "A hili To create the basis of q
Flemish university at Client tesorV.
lng the details 10 the new parliament
10 be elected mt.r.
pro.GsrmanH and "nctlNisiH' VINO
supported tho German rchene 70
drive a wedge between IN" Flemish
and the walloons In belgium are
now ostrhclned socially Many ar
rests have been made In liruH-els.
Gh.nt and Iiruges The people OF
phcnt divide their hatred ana bit
terness evenly between the Germans
ana the "Rctiyisls llrurcH is fllHd
with a deep rooted hatred ~ "VefN'
thing German while llruSrels ridi'
cules both Germans ana 'ac
twists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
BELGIUM'S PROBLEMS
OF RECONSTRUCTION
Equal Suffrage MAY Alter Political
Complexion Ia ~ Large
Ittcnt. ~

Hbl SSElS. Jan, Is belgium Is
facing "a crisis IN IL, political history,
The recent government comprising
~ SIX catholics. three liberals and
lhres socialists iH aCknow lodged
cNotyvhvre 10 be- only provisional
one government ~ transition \
real government which viii direct
the reconHiryction In IN the making.
II IN not expected that elections
can b" held IN leH- than sir months
Mran~hilc th. political fight viii he
wasei upon a basis of universal uuf.
ftnse one man. ono vote Before
tho war the priests had four votes
lnnd ownets and noblea as many
votes aH thay had estate. In differ
ont provinces and socialists ana lih-
erals only one vote each The 40.
Ci,lists were mostly working men
ana the liberals mostly professional
men Under the universal suffrage
system which would r-losate priests
aud land owners 10 the same cate
Roy M working men. doctor. and
hwYcra N IN asserted the Catholic
party may he placed IN tho minority
Nevertheless. Cardinal M-rclcrs
Ir"nt personality aud the energy he
displayed IN behalf ~ lielgiann dur.
INK the wsr In said 10 have greatly
helped the cause ot tho Catholic
party
one cause ~ bitterness and ami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
oeshfus Iihs Plain nitro Phosphate y
Put on rrn. Healthy rissh and -
Increase streassh. visor ant
hsrvs Force.

yvSsiss from the counties, rr.rar,,ic.,
end tfsstmsns Witch ar, cortlnusllv he
Ing sd.,r,issd tot the purpos. ~ makiuf
hIn people fshy ar'slopins arm. u-s !
end bust and replacing url' hollo.s snd
angles By the soft curved line, of heslh
snd beauty th-fs are evidently thou
ssnds Of men snd somen ~ho tseniy fssi
Nsir excessive thinn-ss
1hinh~ss AID vsAtness are usually dus
W starved nerves uur hodis, need more
phosphate than 10 contained IN tnodetn
hoods physiriAns claim Tiers 10 nothins
that ~iil supply this deficiency 20 veil ~
the organic phosphs,s kho~p smoar jrus.
gisis a. hiiro pho'phste which Il ipet
psrsi.s and ia sold by tnpsi .ll druggists
snd~f . Eaas.,ss Of Satisfaction OF none,
bast n, fe~iins the nerve. directly
and ~ surplyinr the body coll, With
the p~resssry phosphorie food slsmenu
bi,rp phosphate quiehly produce, q vsL
cone transform alton In The appeArsucs'
the inerssse In v~fhi frsausnuy being
sstopish ing
mis- increase IN weight also carries ~itA
n o general improvement, In the health
hervonsrsss. sieepi~ssn-ss and isck 81
srty ~ki-A nearly Alvsys ACCOMPANY o.
tss,i.s thiuness. soon disappear. doll ~ss
bscsns bright asd pale cheeks gis- With
th, bloom Of perfect hssl,h.
CAUTION -- Although bitro phosphate.
4, unsurpasssd for relieving net'outness
si.episs.neu ard genera weslneu ID
shosd no, o~iAy W ts remarkable flesh
che asss ss4 assns " WI ~ hssA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
FORMER PEST MAY BECOME
GREAT COMMERCIAL ASSET

Ell PASO. Texas, Jan. ls--lf all
the rabbits killed by hunters were
consumed they would furnish be.
tween 200. 900 and 100000 tons OF
food yearly, according 10 estimates
made by the biological survey OF the
department OF agriculture. TheH
hides would have "A value OF Wv,
600 900 xNeHe figures ara based on
estimates mat the number Killed
yearly In 200 100000.
The biological survey has bren
called upon frequently TO help
western farmers In coping WIN we
rabbit pest IN view of the probanle
economic value of rabbit meat hno
fur. their energies. however may pe
directed 10 conserving rabbits aS
valuable resource.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
ALLEGED NEGRO MURDERER
OF CHILD NOT YET FOUND

Rufus shaw. negro. aged ~. who
4. thought To he the murderer OF
rV.lyn Ulakcly. 7-year negro
sirl. had not been found ny the
police at an early hours this
morning
According to reports. tho Blakely
yirl was In company with another
negro girl and "A hoy. when Shaw
accorted them near the Santa Re
roundhouse. northeast Of tho colored
section of the city. and commanded
them To hold up their hands Think
ing the command 10 be- n Joke, they
did not reply shaw fired point
blank at tho girl. the bulelt taking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
PROPOSE FEDERATION OF
GOOD ROAD ORGANIZATION

KANSAa cry. Mo. Jan. is--A
call has been ia-icd for "A gathering
In Kansas city, Tuesday, January 81.
of representatives. of thu various
highway associations throughout
thu country, for tho purpose ~ fed-
Grating thess bodies into a league 10
b~tter promote the cause of Eood
roads.
Al a recent convention In Chicago
Of the American association OF state
highway officials and the Highways
industries association. II wN aIreed
20 call this convention. Any high
way association organized and hr-
tive In tho promotion ~ II definite,
specific and uniformly marked high
way not less than 600 miles In length,
passing through not less than three
states, 10 Invited 10 participate IN
tho convention, the call states. which
add that proxies will ho admitted
II In expected that about 80 or
gunisations will hc represented,
According TO Frank A. Davis, tenn
porary chairman IN charge of the
meeting, tho purpus. OF the conVen
ton is to bind all active good roads
organizations into one ieaEue In or.
der TO Increase their strength and
snAble them TO urge more force
fully Legislation In behalf OF ma
tional highways u also In me put
pose Of the mc-ting To weed out
all Inactive and paper road organi'
xntionn, Mr.. Davis said
These organizations are among
those which will he represented a'
the conference, The yellowstone
Trail association. the Lincoln High
waN association. the I'lkes Peak
Ocean to ocean Highway hssocin
ton. tn. National old Trails aT-oci-
alton, the jefferson Highway hsso'
citation, the King OF Traits ssocin
,ion. tho Dnllns-Cnnadian pcnver
association, the burlington Way ~
socintion, the Daniel hoonc Irails
aa-ocIatiun, the Sunshine Highway
association, the Albert Pike High
way association. thu Ml~si's'ipp'
Scenic Highway association, and IN,
Diagonal Trail nSHociauon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

war job" has departed from these
clerical positions, TIA" RirlH will need
the rrcrontionnl program that has
been planned for them ms much, II
not more. than ever. And the Young
Womon's Christian association II no
INK TO go right on looking o.t for
them. Tho vacation houses will re-
main open, and tho large hotel for
women clerks opposite the, uuion
station viii continue To operate SO
the families back home don't need
Ia worry about daughter In Wash
ington when the Young Women's
Christian association In ON the lob,
daughter has a real friend working
for her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

effect just below her chin ana re-.
sultinE In her death
City and county officials and
private posse. including the faths,
of tho dead rirl. are seeking IN,
alleged murderer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Toothrh rollers feature new
check protector which can be- car
ricd In u vest pocket ana with which,
the entire length of check can he
perforated at ono operation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

sweden has prohibited the sale of
any commercial preparation contain
INK more than two and a quarter per
cent of alcohol unless II has been de-
naturcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

For persons who chochct n woman
has Invented n ring to he worn on a
little finger. 80 constructed that II
holds tho thread nt an oven tension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
DOUGHBOYS HELP SERBS.

Nish, June 24.-By mail. .)-Ameri- can doughboy chauffeurs from the Western front have done their bit to help Serbia. With the same dash and determination they displayed carrying up ammunition to the 75's in the Argonne, they have pushed their trucks over the so-called ''in1- passable" roads of Serbia and have brought thousands of tons of desper- ately needed food, clothing and medi- cines to starving mountain hamlets and remote districts in the interior of Serbia
 The scarcity of Serbian chauffeurs caused the American Red Cross to import American truck drivers. Many were men loaned from the American army.
 The boys worked under very diff cult conditions, far from their base. The road to Uskub runs over the famous Babouna pass, and is tortu- ous and steep with innumerable hair pin turns. Along it's hundred miles from Monastir it was crowded with camions, wagons, oxcarts and refugees. All along the route were cars overturned and out of commits sion. Sometimes the traffic became snarled into inextricable tangles and hours passed before things were strengthened out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Gen. March Tells of Brutal Treatment
 of U. s. Soldiers

Washington, July 23.-Admission that American soldiers, held in pris- ons and camps in France, suffered brutalities for which several minor officers were convicted in court mar tial proceedings, was obtained from General March, chief of staff, today by special house war Investigating committee.
 The prisoners, as far as the records showed, were held because of absence without leave and cablegram from General Pershing declared "some of thse men were among the hardest characters in the American Experi- tionary force"
 Lieut.. Frank F. Smith, the we'll known "hard boiled" officer in charge of farm No. 2, is serving an IS months sentence at Governors Island because of his maltreatment of prisoners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
SERGEANT SAYS
 ORDERS WERE TO
 BEAT PRISONERS
Assistant of "Hard- Boiled" Smith Will Testify for
 Congress.

Washington, July 24.-Efforts to fix responsibility of superior officers for the maltreatment of American military prisoners in detention camps and jails in and near Paris, will be made by house war Investigating committee next week. Chairman Johnson announced tonight that for mer Sergeant Clarence Ball, who is serving six months sentence at Fort Jay, N. Y., for mistreating prisoners while he was guard at one of the camps, would appear before the com mittee Monday.
 Beat the prisoners or be beaten yourself" is the choice that Ball says was given him by superior officers an assistant" of Lieut.. Hard Boiled" Smith, who also is in prison for mis- treatment of soldiers, Ball asserts that he and other guards did their "best not to miuse the prisoners, and it did not suit Smith,"
 "I admit that l hit prisoners, wrote Ball in letter turned over to the committee, "but the orders came from higher than any sergeant"
 Balls letter mentioned only Lieu tenant Smith, but the former sergeant sai. "I could tell you lot more if could only talk with you,"
 Other witnesses also will be called by Johnson's committee in the inquiry, the chairman announcing that every effort would be made to fix ultimate responsibility.
 Homer Cummins Arouses Reps
 While Ball is before one committee, Homer s. Cummins, democratic na- tional chairman, is expected to appear before another--that headed by Re- presentative Frear, Wisconsin, charg- ed with inquiry into aviation expendi- lures. MT. Cummins is to be asked about publicity said to have been is- sued by the democratic committee, in which the proposed visit of the Fear committee to the Northwest for in vestigation of spruce production was referred to as joy junket" and in- timated, according to republican com- mittecman, that the whole inquiry was for partisan purposes.