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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
GARRETSON NEW
RULER Of ELKS
Former Mayor Installed Last
Night Weaver, Dorsey and
Ten Brock Attend

Former Mayor Ferd Garretson was
Installed the exalted ruler Of Perth
Amboy Lodge No. 7S4, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. at the
annual installation and banquet of
h lodge that was held al the club
house In Madison avenue last night.
Mr.. Garretson succeeds w. Guy
Weaver, who has been at the head Of
the lodge for the past year. A BAN
quet followed the installing ceremo-
mics. Mayor Frank Dorsey acted as
POSTMASTER.
After the last course had been
served Mayor Dorsey called upon Mr..
Weaver, the retiring exalted ruler, is
the first speaker of the. evening. He
was followed by Mr.. Garretson, the
new exalted ruler. Then came Dis
trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Edward Brown, of Bayonne; Patrick
Powers, of Jersey City, grand trus-
tee; H. +. Pickersgill, state president
of the New Jersey Elks Association;
A. F. Brophy, of Brooklyn. candidate
for grand exalted ruler; Albert Leon.
and Edgar T. Reed. a past exalted
ruler of the local lodge. Each re-
sponded feelingly with regard to the
work of the organization and what
had been accomplished during the
war and along other lines. 3.
In the course of the remarks by
Past Exalted Ruler weaver, he pre-
sented former Mayor John F. Ten
Brock, who was secretary of the
lodge for a number of years, with a
diamond pin for his faithful services.
State President Pickersgill. who is a
past exalted ruler of the lodge, pre-
scented Mr.. Weaver with a diamond
stickpin. The menu which was served
under the direction of the house COM
mittee and Chef O'Brien. Of the Elks
clubhouse, was of the best with
everything In season.
The new officers as they were in
stalled by District Deputy Brown fol-
low: Exalted ruler. Ferd Garretson;
esteemed leading knight, George Mil
Ter; esteemed loyal knight. Charles
Simmer: esteemed lecturing knight
Chester Darling; secretary, Edgar t.
Reed; assistant secretary. William
Corneliuson; treasurer, Just o. Mass:
ESQUIRE, Andrew Anderson: inner
guard, Philip Costello, and chaplain.
Alfred r. Mitchell. a past exalted
ruler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Is Still With Us

Well, well, the neighbours worst boy
has not disappeared altogether. after
all. And he wasn't at a picture show
last night. either. He is not only
still with us, but he seems to have
grown more malicious. Last night, for
instance, he fmpersonated Loot Lirpa
and printed his name all over the
front porch of We editor with green
paint, smeared UP the front door and
then left his card in the shape of a
piece of brick thrown through a from
window No doubt Loot thought he was
getting square for some painting that
was done on the night the armistice
was supposed to have been signed last
fall. But in this respect 1t is Loot
who is fooled because he has compii-
mented h wrong person. At any
rate, he hasNsucceeded in living up 70
his reputation Of being the neighbor-
hoods worst boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
/ NThe

Uncle Toms Cabin

Uncle Toms Cabin
In many respects William II. Ktb-
ble's Uncle Toms Cabin" is h most
important of the seasons productions.
In the first place 1t serves to exploit
the masterpieces of two of Europe's
noted artists, Ralph Brunt's painting
"The Celestial City," n Hartz Veri-
on's picture of the New Orleans slave
mart; and secondly 1t has brought
back into prominence the memories
of Harriet Beecher Stowe, and serves
to reveal the beautiful lessons really
to be learned by careful attention.
The prouction will be at the Majestic
next Wednesday, matinee n night
At the Ditmas
Alice Brady's select picture, I'm
the Hollow if Her Hand" to be shown
at the Ditmas today and tomorrow,
is the story of a young English girl.
Hetty Castleton, who. left penniless
in the world, is forced to earn her
own living. After trying several diff
ferent positions in England she de-
cides to come to America and accept
a position offered her. On the steam
err she meets and falls in love with
Challis Wrandall, a wealthy young
American. Wrandall is a rake and
lioertine and has a wife in New York.
Hetty is suddenly awakened to
Wrandall's real self when he takes
her to a regulation roadhouse where
he orders supper served In private
rooms. A scene follows in which
Hetty is forced to kill him in SELF
defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Events For Service Men

Tonight
A dance will be given in the Y. NJ.
H. A. hall under the auspices OF the
Jewish Welfare Board.
Thursday
AT the Salvation Army rest rooms
an entertainment for all boys in uni
form.
Friday
Two In one night. An entertain
ment m dance at the Y. NJ. II. A,
given jointly by the j. W. b. and the
w. G. c. s..
Saturday,
Another dance. This time in the Army
and Navy Club. A cordial invitation
to all men in service is extended by
the War Camp Community Service.
Sunday
Home sing in the Salvation Army
rest rooms Immediately following the
church services.
An entertainment in the Y. NJ. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee OF the local council, which is
In charge of all scout activities in this
city. was held yesterday at 1 o'clock
In b board room of the Public LII
brary. Financial matters were dis
cussed and 1t was as~certained that
many of h persons who made Pied
ges on the night of the mass meeting
have not turned in their checks as
yet.
The council also desires to give an
opportunity to those who did not at
tend the meeting but nevertheless are
Interested in scout work TO subscribe
to the fund which is being raised so
that the work here may be conducted
| n an efficient 1t is request
ed that all pledges made be paid up
by Monday of next week since IL is the
intention of the council to make up
the budget at that time so that active
work may be started at once. 1t Is
expected that the scout executive. who
will nave entire supervision OF all
troops in Perth Amboy. will be APP
pointed soon.
Troop No. 4.
Troop 1 Boy Scouts of America
hiked several miles beyond Metuchen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Shower for Bride-tO-Be at
Christian EndeaVOr Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor Society was
held at the home of Mrs. Ole N. OLE
sen, 1872 Madison avenue, last night
with forty present. Miss Ruth Han
cock presided. The society signifled
its willingness to cooperate in the
New Era Movement in the, church for
increased numbers, finances and SER
vice. The society also decided to Sc
Sunday by writing those who have
suffered bereavement in their family
to contribute a plant in memory of the
loved ones
At the close of the meeting a mis-
cellaneous shower was rendered Miss
Olga Johansen in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage. The gifts con-
sisted of choice pieces of silver, linen
and pictures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Several Cases on Trial
List for Court Next Week
By staff Correspondent.

b Staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 2-Thf
trial list for the court of quarter ses
sions for next week was made know
today. The cases will be heard b.
Judge Peter f. Daily and the pet
Jury. The list is:
Monday, April samuel Leonard
receiving, H. X. Golenbock, attorney
Charles Hogan, carnai abuse, EN-
Stremlau, attorney; Herman Dill an.
Thomas Kennedy. robbery. Leo i!
Coakley, attorney; Herman Dill, a
rying concealed weapons, Leo j. Coax
ley, attorney.
Tuesday, April 8-George H
Holmes, larceny and receiving, jacob
Karkus, attorney; Eva Rhodes, lar
ceny and receiving. Walter Sedan, at,
torney; Mary Young. larceny and re-
ceiving, Walter Sedan, attorney;
Leon Lettry, atrocious assault and
battery, Thomas H. Hagerty, attor'
ney; Steve Sabo, larceny and receiv'
ing; Jacob Karkus, attorney.
Wednesday, April 9-Walter Toro-
nanski and Stanislaw Torananski
robbery, George l.. Burton, attorney;
Vincenzo Marinelli, assault n bat
terry, Horace Barwis, attorney; John
Maghita, atrocious assault and bat
terry, Haroce Barwise attorney; Ralph
Shoh1, illegal voting. THEODORE Strong,
attorney; Thomas Shohf1. Illegal vot-
ing, Theodore Strong attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
CITY BRIEFS

An important meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Grace Eng
lish Lutheran church will be held In
the basement of the church tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The meeting of the directors OF
the Board of Trade scheduled to be
held last night has been postponed
until 4:45 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the German Lutheran church
will be held at the home OF Mrs. T.
Woitscheck on Amboy avenu tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Final Collections Made To-day
in Used Clothing Drive

The last collections in the drive for
used clothing in this city, to be sent
to the war refugees of Europe were
being made this morning, the cam
paign having come to a close last
night. The work of packing the arti-
cles prior to shipment is now well un-
der way at the headquarters, 275
Smith street. and a call for volunteer
workers to assist in this packing was
sent out this morning. Any women
desiring to assist in this work are re-
quested to go to the headquarters at
once The campaign was a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
OBITUARY
Miss Loretta HI. Buckley

N' 4s ho@ntCy
Miss Loretta H. Buckley, sixteen
years and six months old. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckley, of
1874 Brighton avenue, died yesterday
at her home of pneumonia. Survived
by her parents, three brothers and six
sisters. Funeral services Friday morn
ing from her late residence followed
by q solemn mass of requiem at st.
Mary's church at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment in st. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral for Mrs. Reuben Simonson
TOTTENVILLE, April 2:-Funeral
services for Mrs. Almyra Simonson,
wife OF Reuben Simonson, held last
night at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Leigh. 81 Woodvail
avenue, Pleasant Plains, were largely
attended by friends and relatives.
Rev. F. w. Sloat, pastor of st. Marks
church. oficiated. Interment was in
Bethel cemetery, T~ottenville, this
morning. A number of floral tributes
were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
leo Goldbereer Back in omce

Leo Goldberger, of Water street
who spent nineteen months overseas
with the 58th Artillery, c. A. c., on
all the French fronts, and who re-
ceived his discharge from the service
on March 22, has reentered the real
estate and insurance business con-
Quoted by his father at 33S State
street. The firm name has been
changed to Max G~oldberger 81 Sons
and Leo Goldberger will be in entire
charge of it for the present. Another
son, Nathan Goldberger. who Is still
in France, will be with the firm on
his return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
To Speak on Wars Inventions

Two weeks ego the government lift
ed the ban on revealing the secrets
OF inventions which won the war and
the Board of Trade in view of this fact
has secured the services OF John A.
Dickinson, associated mechanical en-
gineer, bureau of mines OF Washing
ton, to tell about many of these inven-
tons to the citizens OF THIS city.
Mr.. Dickinson will give his lecture
in the high school auditorium on April
10,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Edge Signs PIainsboro Bill

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TRENTON. April 2 Governor
Edge has signed Senate Bill No. 81, in
troduced by Senator Brown of Mid
dlesex. This measure will permit a
referendum vote on incorporation OF
a new township from Cranbury and
South Brunswick townships in Mid
dlesex county, the municipality to be
named the township of Plainsboro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Would Make Atlantic City
League of Nations Capital
~ Special Correspondent.

TRENTON, April 1.-According to
Assemblyfn nan Underwood Cochra I
Atlantic fity should be the spot for
the site CT the buildings to house the
officials, clerks AND general organi-
cation of the League of Nations. He
has introduced by unanimous consent
a bill In the house enabling the shore
municipality to acquire land and erect
suitable buildings on 1t for this pur-
pose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

Notice, is hereby given hat the Inn
Tavern and Hotel License formerly
held by John McNulty, deceased. July.
1913, a been transferred to his SON
in-law. John Muchanic. Port Reading,
N. j.
Dated. April 2. 1919.
S267-4-2-I0t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. So,
Odd Fellows. will make complete
plans tonight al its meeting for the
dance at Dana hall Friday night for
the benefit of the lodge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
SENATOR FLETCHER
SPRZECIWIA SIE SPRZEDA-
zY OKREToW RZADOWYCH


Washington, q. czerwca. -
Niedawno temu, prezes wydzia}u
przesyikowego Hurley, zareko-
mendowa} Kongresowi, ably wy
sprzedal rzadowe okrety handlo-
we prywatnym firmom. Propozy-
cyi tel stanowczo sprzeciwii sic
senator Fletcher z Florydy, de-
mokrata by}y prezes sen. komi-
syi okretowej, w movie swej
do Senatu ma temat ustawodaw--
silva w sprawie przyszlej floty
handlowej stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych.
Domaga sic on, ably zamlast
sprzedawat okrety rzadowe pry-
watnym firmom, lub nadal kon-
trolowac operowac mimi, utwo-
rzono specyalna agencye, nada--
jac jej odpowiednie prawa do sa-
moistnego zarzadzania sprawaml
przesylkowemi. Co sic zaS tyczy
dalszej budowy okret6w handlo-
wych przez Rad, to senator Flet-
cher radzi, ably pozostawiono te
kwestye do zadecydowania ma
pozniej.
Dalej domaga sic, ably ME usta-
wano tenn w olbrzymiem przedsie
wzieciu, gdyz dopiero teraz MOI
ma bedzie zbierac owoce i zyski z
niego.
Czlonkowie komisyi handlu
wewnetrznego postanowili glosa-
mi s do 6 odroczyc akcye mad
proiektem senatora Poindexter'a,
rekomendujacym zabronic nakfa-
dania wyzszych oplat na dalszy
przew6z towar6w. Wiekszosc
cz}onk6w zadecydowa}a, re spra-
we te powinno sic wiaczyc do ge-
neralnego projektu W sprawie ko-
lejowej, mad kt6rym, W najbliz--
szej przysz}osci, rozpocznie prace
subkomitet senatoryalny.
Wszelkie pogIoski, jakoby ko-
misya wewnetrznego handlu sta
raia sic o to, ably przeszkodzic
projektowi senatoryalnemu W
sprawie przywr6cenia prawa roz-
strzygania nieporozumieh, wyni-
klych nak}adania nowych oplat,
uznano "a nieprawdziwe. Urzedo-
we oSwiadczenie w tel kwestyi o.
piewa, re komisya ME zajefa lad
nego stanowiska wzgledem usta-
WV o siuzbie publ, ma ktorej opie-
ra sic caly ten projekt; wynlieni-
Ia ona jedynie niektore klauzule,
ktore uznala "a zle i niekorzystne.
Pc ukohczeniu piracy mad pro-
jektem kredytowym armii, Senat
przystapii wczoraj do giosowania
mad projektem marynarki, donna
gajacym sic $644. 100000 ma kosz-
ia utrzymania rozwoju mary
narki. Projekt ten zada $25, ,OOo,-
600 wiecej, niz kredyt uchwalony
przez Izbe nizsza.
sTRAJK 5000 TELEFoNI-
STOW w ST. LOUIS 1 ZAcHO
DNIEM ILLINOIS.
Springfield, 27. czerwca. =
Wedlug zawiadomienia, otrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
I BIura MstsuroIogleznsgs.

wsch6d sIo6ca o godzinie 5:16.
Zach6d slonca o oigodzinie SEQ.
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: Po-
godnie dzisiaj i jutro. Me wieie
mnian W temperature. Umiarkowa-
ne p64nocne p61nocnO-wschodnie
wiatry.
Temperature Dolby nlinionej: NaJ-
wyzsza wczoraj godz. s popoiu-
dnfu, 70 stopni. najniAsSa o godz. II
rano, n stopnis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
NIEMIEccY DELEGACI w
w DRODZE DO PARYzA.

Berlin, 81. czerwca. - DR.. Her
mann Mueller, niemiecki mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, DR..
Bell, seIretarz dla spraw kolo-
nianych pan Leinert zostali wy
znaczeni na niemieckich delega-
tow, kt6rzy maja podpisac trak-
tat pokojowy. Odjechali oni stad
wczoraj wieczorem zwyczajnym
pociagiem i przybeds do Paryza
iutro rano.
Paryz, 81. ezerwca. - Pc otrzy
maniu doniesienia o wyznaczeril
nowych niemieckich 'delegatow,
celem podpisania traktatu poko-
jcwego, zabrano sic tn energicz-
nie do ukohczenia wszysthch
przygotowah do tel uroczystosci,
Podpisanie odbedzie sic w zwier-
ciadlanej sail paiacu wersalskie--
60 iutro o godzinie 3ciej popoiu-
dniu. Poniewaz document ten
nusi bye podpisany przez 11s re-
prezentant6w alianckich | 8 ME
mieckich, przeto ceremonial Gala
zabierze okolo 6 godzin czasu !
ME skohczy sic prawdopodobnie
przed godzina 9ta wiecz6r.
Prezydent Wilson moze wye
chat Paryza okoso polnocy ! W
niedziele o G. 10tej rano wsiasc
ma transportowiec George Wa
shington", ma kt6rym powr6ci do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Sekre-
tarz Lansing pozostanie jeszcze
ma razie W Paryzu, aby udzielac
rad i wskaz6wek r6znyrn komi-
syom, zamianowanym wczoraj po
pofudniu w wykonaniu celem
przestrzegania wypelnienia wa
runk6w poSojowych. Genera,
Bliss pozostanie takze ma razie
we Francyi, pulkownik House
udaje sig do Anglii.
We Francyi znajduie sic obec-
ME ]eszcze przeszSo pol miliona
amerykahskich zofnierzy.
Rad berlinski miai wiele klo-
pot6w trudnosci, zanim wresz-
Gle uda{o mu sic wyznaczyc dele
gat6w dla podpisania traktatu
pokojowego i musial sic zbierac
w tym celu trzykrotnie W ciagu
dnia wczorajszego. w tutejszych
ko1ach poczytywana Jest ia oko-
licznoSG "a dow6d slabosci tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
5.4oo FUNKcYONARYUSZY
MIEJsK1cH sTRAJKUJE.
Policyanci straiacy takie groia
strajkiem, jeAli ME otrzyrnaja
podwyzek ladanych.

StralKlen, Jen nle otIZyludJq
podwyzek zadanych.
Powaine ma kiopoty komite1
finansowy z Iona rady miejskiej
Wszyscy funkcyonaryusze miej--
scy zadaja podwyzek w placach
W stosunku do panujacej drozyz'
ny, dochody miasta ma to Ere
wystarcza, aczkolwiek zostaiy
znacznie powiehszone jake rezul'
tat podwyzszenia raty podatko
wei przez legislature stanowa.
w dodatku do 5,400 funkcyo,
naryuszy miejskich, juz strajku'
jacych. wczoraj policyanci, stra'
lacy, pracownicy elektryezni
mostowi W liczbie $500 zagrozi,
Ii strajkiem, jesli zadanych pod
wyzek ME otrzymaJa.
Azeby zazegnat grozacy strajk
komitet finansowy, kt6ry pracujc
mad budzetem miejskim i stara
sic go dostosowaG do powiekszo-
nych dochodow miejskich, a jed
noczesnie zaspokoic 'natarczywe
zadania o wyzsze place roznych
stron, wczoraj do podwyzki pla'
cy policyantow .srazakow, o.
negdaj uchwalonej W sumie $780,
dodal jeszcze $40. Znaczy to, ze
piaca tychze funkcyonaryuszy
miejskich zostaia podwyiszona Z
81, 500 do $1,740. Jest to jednak
jeszcze $3.50 mniej aniieli pier
wotnie zadali. Policyantow jest
$500, a strazakow 1900.
Strajkuja jeszcze zamiatacze IL
lie, wywoziciele odpadkow, woz-
nice i inni robotnicy miejscy. "a
daja ST wiecej dziennie, lecz ko-
mitet przyznai i'm tylko 50 cen
tow wiecej dziennie.
Komitet w dowod swych usll-
nych szczerech starari usmierze
MIA miejskich klopotow robotni-
czych uznal wszystkie unijne ska
lie plac przyznai wszystkim funk
cyonaryuszom miejskim prawo
do dwutygodniowych wakacyi'
.Czy policyanci przyjma wzmian-
kowana podwyzke, wiedziec sic
bedzie dopiero W niedziele, gdyz
ma ten dzien zwofane zostalo po-
siedzenie policyantow przez orga
nizacye policyantow ,,Patrolmens
Social, Athletic and Efficiency
Club, ktorego prezesem jest M.
OfConnor. Policyanci zadali pier
wotnie $1,000 rocznie. Nfel1torzy
z mich gotowi So przyjat Sl,8oo
rocznie.
900 strazakow uda sic dis do
ratusza i zadac bedzie cd komi-
tetu finansowego podwyzki do
$1,000. Burmistrz, aid. Richert,
przewodniczacy komitetu finan-
sowego i rada miejska otrzymali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

wczoraj list Cd prezesa organiza-
cyl strazakow, IL ostatni beda
strajkowali, jeSli podwyzki ME O.
trzymaja.
Ami jeden re zanliataczy ulic,
ami jeden woznica, ami jeden ro-
botnik przy odpadkach ME pracu
je, Odpadki gromadza sic wsze-
die, a zwlaszcza ma South Wa
ter ul., oraz przy restauracyach,
hotelach, klubach i sklepach w
Srodmiesciu. Komisarz zdrowia
Robertson powtarza przestroge,
azeby palit odpadki.
Aid. Richert daremnie sic sta
raj nakionit T. Murphy'ego, agen
ia byznesowego uni wywozcie-
Ii odpadkow, do odwoiania straj-
ku. Ostatni odpowiedziai, re o.
bietnice ME wystarcza.
Szef po1icyi Garrity Jest W
trudnem poiozeniu. Oswiadczyi,
re sympatyzuje re zadaniami po-
licyantow. iecz starac sic bedzie
ME dopuscit do gwait6w. Ma VIA
DE usuna6 policyant6w strajkuja
cych, lecz watpliwem jest, czy
wladze te zastosuje.
DIS pred poiudniem komt-
tet finansowy. przedsozy tymcz1-
sowy budzet radzie miejskieL
kt6ra ka7e go wydrukowac od-
roczy sic ma jeden dzieh.
EARL DEAR MA Bye DIS
POWIESZONY "a NOR
DERSTWO.
Earl Dear, notoryczny zbrod-
niarz kt6rego sprawa pokutuje po
wszystkch ssdach Cd roku, ma
bye dis powieszony "a morder-
stwo we wiezieniu powiatowem.
Ostatnie starania o odiozenie wy
roku spelzly ma niczem'
Sedzia federalny Carpenter od-
rzucn npaihsadye o .wypuszcze
Dear'a ma wolnosc ma podstawie
,,habeas corpus. Gubernator
Lowden stanowy wydzial uias-
kawief takze oswiadczyli, re da-
lei wykonania wyroku ME MONA
odkIadac. -.
Dozorca wiezienia powiatowe-
go, w ktorem Dear czeka ma wy
konanie wyroku, otrzy1nal list a.
nonimowy, donoszacy, il jest spi
SEX celem wydostania kogos ma
wolnost. Wobec tego szef policyi
Garrity wzmocnil straze policyl-
ne ma okoio wiezienia.
Dear ME straciI zuchwaiej po-
zy, lecz re ponury widok dzia,a
ma jego un1ysi, dowodem jest
fakt, ze kilka razy prosil podsze-
ryfa P. Dasso il. Totza, ktorzy
wczoraj stanowili ,,straz smierci"
cd godz. lltej pred pol. do godz.
4tej po pol. o morphine, kokalns,
lub opium, Ofiarowany papieros
ME przyjal.
lProcz pastorow metodysko-e--
piskopalnych E. L. Williamsa E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
KOMPANIA STALOWA "a.
DA $4,000, 900 Cd RZADU.

LA pO,OOO,Ooo oI NAfaDO'
Kompania Standard Steel Co.,
Hammond, Ind, kt6ra podczas
wojny otrzyma}a olbrzytnie zam6
wienia W sunie $40,O00,OO0 na
lawety dla, ciezkich dziai, wczo-
raj do wydziaiu pretensyi wojen-
nych pnr. 135 E. Superior ul.
wnios}a pretensye o zalegiosc IA
kontrakcie W sumie okoio $1,000,
900.
Zdemaskowanie metod kompa-
Mi W zwiazku z tym kontraktem
wywolafo skandal pred niedaw-
nym czasem. Metody kompanii
byiy gruntownie zbadane przez
oficerow wojskowych i urzedni-
kow federalnych. Odkryto ME
siychana rozrzutnosc, marnotraw
stwo i system wymiany podarun-
kow pomiedzy urzednikaml kom-
panii a wlascicielami firm, kt6-
rym dano subkontrakty.
;Miedzy innemi wykryto pozy-
eye ma $11s,o00 "a robote elek--
tryczna we fabryce Standard
Steel Car Co., wykonana przez
Standard Electric Engineering
Co., ktora wiadze federalne uzna-
ly wprost "a niemozliwa. Jesli po-
zycya ia wiaczona .zostaia do "a
legiej sunny wzmianiowanej, co
urzednicy kompanii otwarcie "a
powiadali, wtenczas wediug IT,
rzednikow federalnych wytoczo-
ne bedzie oskarzenie kompanii o
wystawianie fafszywych preten--
syi przeciw rzadowi.
UNIWERSYTET CHICAGO
WYKLUCZA DWocH
pRELEGENTOW.
Wtadze Uniwersytetu Chicago
skieoo zahroniIy odbycia sic
Dokonczenie na stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, "a czer~ca: SW. VIA
dyslawa.
Sutro, sobota, % czerwca: sw.
Geona Papieza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

NJ. Ellswortha wczoraj Deara
zn6w odwiedziia iona. Zemdlala,
gdy 60 caiowala pred odejsc;cm.
Dear ME stracii swej obojetnej
pozy.
Pozniej take przybyli rodzicc
Deara. Ojciec iego jest szklarzem
W Pittsburghu. Matka jego Jest
spokojna kobieta o iagodnej twa
rzy nalezy do wyznania prezbi-
teryahskiego. Dear wciaz ich po-
cieszal, &c bedzie jeszcze zwol-
niony.