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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
WIFE RESENTED HUBBY
WALKING WITH ANOTHER

Ander directed not at her erring
spouse. but at a young woman with
whom he had been strolling down Sec
ond street, resulted in a feminine fisti-
cuff Tuesday afternoon, which had its
finale In city court Wednesday MORN
ing, where a fine of $40 was lodged
against Mrs. Gladys York, st. Louis,
Missouri.
Miss Hilda Howard, South Front
street, told Judge Fitzhugh that she
had been released from her work at
the Moseley- Robinson drug store, Main
and Madison, to go TO a picture show.
She said she met BILLY" York at Mon
roe avenue and Second street and that
he strolled toward Madison avenue with
her. She returned to work and was
told to go home because she did not
feel well. She passed down Second
street alone, when Mrs, Gladys YORK
leaped from a taxicab and assaulted
her, she said. She related that the
York woman said the man involved
was her husband. York, Miss Howard
said. had told her he was not married,
City Judge Ftzhugh assessed . fine
Of $40 against Mrs. York, but dismissed
disorderly conduct charges against Miss
Howard. Mrs. York did not appear in
court. Her appearance was waived by
her attorney, George II, Poole.
"She should have strack her husband,
and not YOU" Judge Fitzhugh tod MISS
Howard, "He was the one to plane
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
NINE PRISONERS
PUT UNDER GUARD
Solitary Confinement Given
Men Who Attempted Big
Jail Delivery.

Nine OF the most dangerous persons
confined in the Shelby county jail have
been placed in solitary confinement with
special armed guards watching them
closely. This is the sequel to the care
fully laid plan TO break Jail by killing
Taller Reeves. The men laid the plan
but the sheriff frustrated II.
The p~lanned Jail delivery was 10 have
taken place Monday night, according
TO the sheriff, but several days ago, two
prisoners warned the jailer that the
attempt Ito break out would take place
II the men were not closely watched.
Thu sheriff declines 10 give the names
Of his informants for fear that, other
prisoners win kill them when IVY are
taken over the stones TO battle.
Among those held IN solitary con-
finement are Hamp Gholston, alias win
Brown, negro, who confessed TO shoot
ing to death Isaac Levy, South Main
street jeweler, to be tried June %; u,
r. Kitchens, convicted of murder In
the first degree and septenced to serve
the remainder of his life in the peni-
Tertiary, being held pending his ap-
peal to the supreme court, Tom Hill,
negro convicted Of assault 10 murder
and robbery, awaiting appeal l.. H..
Weiman, convicted of highway robbery,
Walter Chandler, youth, convicted Of
murder and sentenced to the reform
school for seven years, awaiting APP
peal; John Pickett ana Wheeler Stock
ley.
The sheriff said that he did not think
n proceedings against the men grow
ing out Of the planned jail breaking
would be made, or tnat any pistol
charge would be made against Wei
man, as Weiman and the rest of the
men either have long sentences TO serve
or will be sentenced later. The pistol
was found in Welman's bunk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
CONVICTED ON
COCAINE SALE CHARGE

What is believed TO be a long step to-
ward the eradication OF the sale OF mar
ootics in Memphis was the CONVICTION
Of Rosa Lee ana Virgie Butts, ne
crosses, in the federal court "Wednesday
on a charge OF selling cocaine at the
well known hop joint 2i2 North FROM
street.
Preponderating evidence was pre-.
scented by Thomas J. Walsh, district
and .JoS Peake, special agents for the
government. Clarence Friedman, attor.
new for the negresses, apparently
fought only for as light a sentence as
possible,
Testimony by many witnesses seemed
TO establish In the minds OF the JURY
that the women conducted n regular
'~bootlegging'' business In cocaine,
either TO be shot in the arm or sold
for shifting in capsules at -four bits
q shot,
Both women have frequently appeared
In city court, but this Is their first
conviction in federal court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
SHIPPING BOARD ORDER
HELPS MEMPHIS TRADE

The United States shipping board has
awarded the new steel steamship Lake
fossil, n vessel OF 1900 tons capacity,
to the Gulf & Southern steamship com
pany for service between New Orleans
and Tampa, according to information
received BY W. b. McGinnis, commits
sioner for the Memphis Grain exchange
The G. & S, Steamship company an,
nounces the resumption of 9 ana
water service, beginning June II, which
will give Memphis shippers the benefit
Of rail- and water rates to Tampa that
viii mean a big saving on freight
charges,
On grain products and mixed feeds
the proportionate rate on carload ship.
ments from Memphis to Tampa Is 2glh
CENTS per hundred pounds, based on the
Fail rate of 7M cents to New Orleans
plus is cents beyond, as compared with
the present all-rail rate Of 271A cents,
This will mean q saving OF , cents per
hundred pounds, and In view OF. the
large amounts OF grain and mixed feeds
moved to Tampa from here, 1t VIII
mean a big saving to local gram
dealers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
BILL OF LADING FORM
MEETS NEW DEMANDS

The new bill OF lading adopted by the
federal railway administration TO be-
come effective Aug. 3 contains nearly
all Of the provisions the shippers have
been oontending for. II is said, with
the exception of a provision requiring
the carriers TO notify shippers promptly
in case of loss OF goods en- route or
failure to deliver goods at destination,
due either to refusal by the consignee
or to failure TO locate the consignee.
Among the important changes are
Qualification as to the carriers liability
from fire or from strikes and riots; the
wiptng out Of the invoice value at time
n place Of shipment as n basis for
claims, and the substitution of the fur
liability RS covered by the Cummings
amendment to the interstate commerce
act Qualification Of the carriers re-
sponsibility to receive or deliver on pri-
waite or other sidings; the addition of
the without recourse" clause on the
face of the bill of lading, which, when
signed by the shipper, becomes notice
TO the carrier that all charges must be
collected from the consignee and pre-
venting the carrier, In the event OF such
failure, from billing on the shipper for
the claim amount; and the wiping out
OF the water clause" and placing water
carriers, when a part of the through
rail and water route. under the same
liability as the rail route.
1t Is understood that the railroad ad-
ministration is not entirely satisfied
with some OF the provisions and some
delay beyond Aug. 8 is expected in get
ting out the new forms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
COURT RULES ESTATE
MUST BE HELD UP

Chancellor Peres late Tuesday de-
cided the Boyd expectancy case In
which Marion A. Boyd's expected
estate, now held by his mother, Is held
up. Under this ruling the estate can
not be disposed of because DR.. Boyd's
mother is declared to be incapacitated
and has a guardian.
Mrs, Marion Boyd, in her suit for d.
vorce, was granted alimony at the rate
of SIS a month, amounting to a total
OF SIS, 900. However, II the total amount
is paid In six months, there will be a
reduction of $3.50. The custody OF their
daughter. Katherine, is to be deter
mined by Mrs. Boyd.
Or. Boyd filed a ross-bin to the suit
for divorce. This bill was dismissed
and a lien attached TO his interest in
his fathers undivided estate.
The estate of DIR. Royd's mother Is
said to be valued at $50, 600.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
T TO BIDDERS.
STREET. PAVING.

PANlNG.
Office of the Board of Commissioners,
Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of c. c. Pashby, city clerk, until
~ o'clock noon, Tuesday, June II, 1919,
for furnishing all labor. tools, hauling
for and materials Except vitrified pipe,
manhole and irqet rims and covers.
which will be furnished by the city OF
Memphis on the work. and to do the
following described work.
Paving South Maiden lane from Gay
oso emu to Beale avenue.
1875 square yards old cobblestone
pavement removed.
900 lineai feet, ,4x2O-inch granite curb
furnished and set.
1,15O square yards 6-inch concrete
pavement, including excavation.
Six sewer manholes adjusted.
The foregoing quantities are approx
mate only, and are introduced for the
purpose OF comparing bids.
Specifications and profiles governing
the above work may be seen at the Of
flee of the city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
| and all bids.
The city reserves the right to do any
A certified check for two hundred
| and fifty (S250. 00) dollars on some solv-
ent bank must accompany each bid.
| Said check will be returned to the un-
\ successful bidder upon awarding OF the
contract. and to the successful bidder
when he makes approved bond for the
faithful performance of the contract.
By order of the board of commission
ers Of the city of Memphis.
F. L. MONTENEGRO, Mayor.
80 ~ pACIJpy Citx, CIArl, y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
ROAD BOOSTERS ARE
GOING TO TUSCUMBlA

A list of members OF the Chamber
of Commerce good roads committees,
who will attend q meeting OF the
Muscle Shoals Highway association at
ruscumbia, Ma, Friday, is being made
the COMMITTEES, and Martin Boyd, a
member. The Memphis delegation will
leave for Tuscumbia Thursday morning
at 6 o'clock on the Memphis to Chat
tanooga local. A letter was received
tary OF the Chamber of Commerce,
from W. S, Brown, president OF the
Muscle Shoals association, urging the
Memphis delegation to be IN hand.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
DEATHS.

Henry Miveiaz, &C, s9S south Wiiett'
June s.; nephritis.
L. Grady, II, Lucy Brinkley hospital
March rs; pneumonia.
Mrs. Matte r. Beeman, 80, Lucy
Brinkley hospital, May 20; p~eritonitts.
James W. Miller, S, Baptist hospital,
Feb. s; appendicitis.
Brinkley hospital, March Is; appendl-
citis.
Fritz Aehle, So, 55S Washington,
June Z; nephritis.
hospital, June 8; pistol shot wound.
Monroe Lewis, 46, General hospital,
June Z; osteomyelitls.
Mary White, %, Martins Infirmary'
June 8; appendicitis.
William A. Parks, 70, GAS South Nc
Lean, June S; nephritis.
Willis Lockhart, so, 81 Louise, June
8; e~ndocarditis.
Hosea Frazier, IL, June Z; typhoid
malaria.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
MCNAMARA FREE;
RAY CASE TO JURY
Photo,

Allan Mcnamara was freed of q
charge of participating In a holdup of
an Illinois Central train and theft of
9S cases of whisky and conveying 1t
to Memphis, by Judge John e. Mccall
in the federal court Wednesday. Willie
Ray, the only one OF the quartet in
dicted on the charge, was placed on
trial and the case given to the jury
after the charge by Judge Mccall inn
mediately after the r~econvening OF
court at 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
William Jennings, also indicted with
the others, turned states evidence and
was the principal witness against Ray.
Percy Martin, fourth In the quartet
Of alleged bandits, Is in jail in Arkan-
sas.
Bob Cameron, attorney for the de-
PENDANT, made his plea for acquittal on
the ground that the only person in
thief, and that the government had
failed to show that Ray was on the
scene.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
FREIGHT RATE MEN
BUSY WITH HEARINGS

James s. Davant, commissioner OF
the Memphis Freight bureau, attended
a meeting of Southern shipping m
plans were formulated for opposing the
Poindexter bill in the congress, which,
II passed, will affect seriously Mem
phis freight rates by eliminating com
petitiye rates on account OF rirVer
Transportation,
MIR, Davant proceeded to Washington
to appear before the senate commit
tee which will have the bill up for
consideration Thursday.
]. r. MoGlnnis, commissioner for the
Memphis Grain exchange, ]. r. Payne,
representing the Chamber OF Commerce,
and j. b. Edgar, of the Edgar Nor
gan company, will also represent Mem
phis at the haring in Washington.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clara Falls Dunscomb to John Phil
lips, Jr., Dorothy I, Crenshaw to Guy
r. l., Stauffer, Mrs, A. B. Mills to N.
II. Hall, Jessie Martin to Joseph Faar-
nina, Eula May Dunn to W. Pierce
Blackwell, Armada l.. L~ineberger to
Robert L, Weakley, Frances Nelson
Grehan to Thomas Guy Butler. Mrs.
Ethel May Strader to James r. Hill.
Elnora Thompson to John Person,
Bessie Elizabeth King to Robert Dixon.
Clestean Wilkerson TO Arthur Martin.
Emma Warren to John Sloan, Sarah
Watkins to Bud Washington. Victoria
Wells to Win Lewis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


CASEY-Suddenly, in this city, Tues
day, June 10, 1919, at $40 o'clock, Alex
ander j., Jr., son of Alexander ]. and
Louise Saino Casey, age % years.
Beard place, tomorrow Thursday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. Mass at
Blessed Sacrament church at 10 o'clock,
Friends invited. Interment in Calvary.
SIMS-At residence, 1887 Tutwiler
avenue, Wednesday morning, June IL,
1919, at 6 o'clock, Mrs. Emma S. Sims,
Due notice of funeral will be given.
CAVANAGH-At residence of parents,
789 Polk avenue, Wednesday morning,
June II, 1919, at 10:45 o'clock, Linnie
Strange, aged 8 years, 2 months, only
child Of Frank and Linhie Strange Cav
anagh. granddaughter of A. A. Strange,
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
BoRQUE RETURNS.

/, c, S, Boruue, formerly commercial
lgent for the Southern railway at Cairo,
H., but later with the United States
Ihipping board at Chicago, has com
board and returned TO the employ OF
The Southern. He has been made freight
service agent with headquarters at
Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
MEMPHIS WILL BOOST
PENSACOLA SHIP LINE

To arrange for cooperation with
South in promoting the establishment
of a line of 10 steamships from pensa-
cola to United Kingrom ports, a meet
ing of the Chamber OF Commences
foreign trade and merchant marine
committee has been called by Joseph
Newburger, chairman. The meeting
win be held Saturday al 1880
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


the above mentioned resolution win be
approved by Mr.. John Q. Thomson
attorney. of New York city, a copy OF
whose approving opinion will be FUR
nished to the successful bidder. For
further information apply to the under
signed.
This, the 10th day Of June, 1913.
G. w. GARNER,
Secretary Board Of Education, Memphis
CITY Schools. Memphis, Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
BIRTHS.

James u. and zana Harvey Tate,
Lucy Brinkley hospital, May s; boy,
', +. and Willarlene Galtke Young,
1913 Johnson place, May 30; boy.
Vincent j, and Clara Forester Ryan.
no Philadelphia, June .; girl.
John r. and Maude Solomon Wick
cry, LA Nebraska, May %; boy.
John NJ, and Irene Wolf Wood, 500
Saxon, June s.; girl,
Mack and Rosa Parker Dean, ga
Mansfield, Nav 81.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
R0BELL GRADUATING
CLASS HAS PROGRAM


Graduating exercises will be held at
the Rozell school Thursday at $3.50 pm,
when the following program will be
given by the members Of the class:
Song-On Venice Waters ......,.,.
Glass.
Salutatory-
Our Welcome
Irving Jobst.
Al the Worlds a School ...,...'
Grace Blaylook.
Piano Solo-F1uttering ~Leayes......
Leta Mae Horsley.
Glass Poem-Our School ...,...,...
o. Hurt, l. Donaldson, c, Dearth.
Glass Song
Juanita Grey.
Naledictory ........,.......'..'st'''
Martha Ambrose.
Mrs. Isaac Reese.
Presentation Of Diplomas .......,'.
II. II. Gnuse.
Song-My Own United States......
81 and SO classes.
Girls OF SO class.
Reading-The Mourning Veil ...,..'
Halle Halle.
Piano Solo-On the Meadow ...,...
Martha Stanley
ReadinE-Aunt Sophronia at the
Valdora Seisslnger.
Piano S~olo-SilyeT Stars ..,...,.'''
Walter Medley.
Vocal Solo .'....',..'..',,,''''''"
Miss Lucille Jones.
Reading-At the Photographers...'
Miss Gladys Landrum.
Vocal Solo .,...,...,,.....''''''''
Miss Nellie Lunn.
Class Prophecy ....n.,..'...'..'.
William White.
The following Is the class roll: Thom-
as Coyington, Jack Byrne, Cooper
Dearth, Irving Jobst, Oscar Hurt, Mau
rico Lyles, Holmes Rich. William White.
Martha Ambrose, Emma Bendail' Grace
Bla lone Donaldson, Halle Halle
I nta Mae Horsley, Juanita Grey, VAL
dora Seissinger, Audrey Smith. Martha
Stanley, Juanita Vogt and Anita wei
The class pages are Mary Mccartney
Jean Berry and Frances Levy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
DAILY ALMANAC.

Sun rises on Thursday at 5;45,
Sun seis on Thursday at STA.
Moon sets Thursday at 4;56 a. M.
Full moon on 18th,
Evening stars NeMus. Jupiter, Saturn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
c. c, PAsHBY, City Clerk.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having beer duly appointed and
qualified as administrator In the pro-
bate court Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
Of the estate of Emmer Robertson. de-
ceased, l hereby give due notice TO
all persons having claims against the
said estate to present same, properly
all persons owing debts or having any
property belonging to the estate Of said
decedent will please pay same to me or
deliver the property to my said 'attor-
neys. w. L. ROACH,
Administrator of Emmer Robertson
Estate.
w. G. Cavett, II. S. Buchanan, at
.Etorneys, 10l0-l1 Tenn. Trust Bldg,
Mar,phio . fH
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
Union Station.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA . ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,

UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED TieNET OFFICE
North Main 81 Rsil Phone Main Ssof
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-22
SPRAWY pOLSKON IEAlECKIE.

Wybory do rad nicjskiCh W POI
n~aEsEicn: SwarzQd2: Polacy - I:
Niemcy .: Socyalista - /: Ksiaz:
Pola,.' 3: Niemcy - /.
,,Lech' krytykuje ,.Komisaryat'
\. K. l.. "a brak odwagi i zahamo-
wanie ruChu wyzwoleMczego w Pru-
sach Kr6lewskich, "a odseparowa-
ME sic granicQ cd Macierzy, "a zbyt-
MIA pOwolno;G W przemianio zarza-
du niemiackiego ma polski.
obrady Naczclnci Rady Ludowci.
Sytucya ma Slasku jest lepsza niz "
Prusach Kr6lewskich. Gen. Dowb6r
MuSniCki, "a uchronieniem wojska
Cd partyi. DziafalnoSc Urzedu Skar-
bowego, 100000 wychodac6w, 10
100000 m. majatku praSnie wr6cic
do krHiu. Utworzono sekcye odpo--
wiednia, trzeha przeprowadziG poll
tyke ~osadnicZQ Geese reemi2raCyi
skierowaG take do iHnych dzelnic.
Uchwalono dodanie Komisaryatowi
komisyi konstytucyjnei 5-ciu, wy
branej przez y. Rade Lud. Hatwicr-
dDono iednomySInie pracc Komisa-
ryatu i wyraiono mu uznanie.
SccyaIiSci nicZcwiSii w Wcj,narzc
So przeciwni oddaniu nan Gdanska,
tecytory6T mad Vista i Notecia, PREY
znaja nam prawo do reszty Poznah-
skiego, G6rnego Slaska i Mazowsza
Pruskiego.
ZgrOcnadzenie przedstawiCieli 500
rad ricmieckich w Berlinic spIzeci-
wiaja sic gwaltownic jakichkolwiek
terytor6w, bedacych pod wp}ywem
kultury niemieckiej. Zebranie rad
niem!eckich W Bydgoszczy ma who
SEX s~ocyalisty Stoessla i Clemowa
zajmuje stanowisko analogicZne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-22
kOmmikaty Urzqdu PrasoWo Infama.
CyjnGgO WydziaIu Mar. Pol.

zaniu sic mlodei armii polskiej,
przystapili bolszewicy do maso--
wych egzekucyi. Kto uniknai ku-
Ii bolszewickiej, ten ginai powell
ma smiercia giodowa. Az W kohcu
weszli Polacy do miasta.
l miasto natychmiast zmienilo
swa dusze i oblicze. Urzadzono
przewspania!e manifestacye "a
przyiaczeniem do Polski. Ludnosc
GAIA domaga sic jak najrychlej-
szego p~rzeprowadzenia wyborow
posiow do Sejmu warszawskiego.
w biurach werbunkowych ma
tsok i scisk n~iebywaiy, gdyz mno-
stwo ochotnikow gubernii Wileh
skiej, Grodzienskiej, Mihskiej "a
ciaga sic codziennie w szeregi ar
mil polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-22
SPRAWY OGCLNO POLTTYCZNE,
DOKOLA RZADC..

.. " ogloszono rozporzadzcnie
rzldu o stanie wyjqtkowym IA terry
toryum ca}ego bylego kr6lestwa Kon
g~resowego.
Poslem naszym w Bukowinie mia
nowany DR.. X. Linde.
Minister Skarbu 20 a drugi po-
da} sic do dymisyi.
Prezcs ministr0w wyjechal z Kra-
kowa do Paryza.
PoSei W. Grabski m~ianowany trze
CHM delegation polskim ma konferen
eye pokojowa.
Skarb paGstwa udzielii magistra-
tom i sejmikom powiatowym H.
100000 marek ma roboty publiczne.
Rad rumuhski zapytuje polski CO
do charskteru wi~aSciwego tax wv.
poselstwa polskiego W Bukareszcie'
pozostaiego z czas0w okupacyi ME-
mieckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-22
z SEJMU.

Komisya Wojskowa. Uchwalono
sktad osobisty 9 komisyi Pc 3 czion-
k6w | jednej - q 5 cz}onk6w ola
zbadania stanu I potrzeb armii |
frontow poszczeg6lnych. WyraSono
ubolewanie, re Rad ME wni6si do
tychczas ustawy o rekwizycyach. ~
Sprawl stopniowego powolywania
lekarzy do AZ, lat.
Komisya administracyjna wys}u-
chala referatu ks. Szczesnowicza o
milicyi ludowej z szeregiem sensa-
cyjnych rewelacyi. M6wca proponu-
ie rozwiazanie milicyi ludowej.
Komisya robot publccznych. Dy-
skusya mad sprawl przeprowadze--
mia robot doraznych.
Komisya Observation-Disclosures.
Dyskusya mad sprawl rurociagow
gaz6w ziemnych.
Komisya nietykalnosci poselskich
uchwala zatwierdzenie mandat6w
ME zakwestyonowanych, oddanie "a
kwestyonowanych Sadowi Najwyz--
szemu. Ia zatwierdzeniem mandatu
pos. w. Jablonskiego.
Komisya miejska. Prezesem pos.
S~uligowski, wiceprezesem Woznicki.
Komisya zdSowia puhlicznego. -
Dyskusya mad ustawa sanitarna.
Komisya konstytucyjna. Wick
szoSc komisyi jest "a przedstawie-
MEM 16 kandydabw kresowych
przez Rad W porozumieniu re spo
leczehstwem m:eiscowem. Mniej-
szo5c tThu2otowcy i socyaliScD "a
przepro~adzeniem wybor6w.
Kcmisya rolnicza 10 czlonk6w re
wv. Lud. Mar, = grupy Thugutta
- Piastowc0w: 5 - P. p. S.: 8
- grupa Blizinskiego: 2 - y. Z.
r.: | - klub konstytucyjny. Pre-
wodniczscy Witos, z~asterCa Stolar-
ski. sckretarz - prof. StaniSzkis.
Do KOmisyi P~rawniczci wystoso-
wall czloukowie komisyi wojskowej
pismo z pro$ba o o~pracowanie usta-
wy, k~arzacej nadu1ycia .urzednik6w,
az do kary $mierci w~}acznie.
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WILNO OLA POLSKI.
Jak zdobyto Wilno.

Pisma warszawskie przepelnio-
ne So opisami wydarcia Wilma z
rak czerwonej armii bolszewi-
ckiej. Podajemy tie opisy W stresz
czeniu:
Staroiytny grod wpadi w rece
wojsk polskich po caiym szeregu
walk szczegolnie zacietych i krwa
wych, a ktore rozegraiy sic glow
ME W miejscowoSciach Ida i Ba
ranowicze. Bitwa pod Ida trivia
Ia piec dni i piee nocy - bez
chwili wytchnienia. Jak wszyscy
potwierdzaja, bolszewicy stawili
w tym wypadku opor bezprzy-
ktadnie z~apamietaly, pchajac W
ogien walk swej najdoborowsze
formacye, a vice marynarzy, ko-
tyszow, chihskich najmitow Kill
ka czerwonych puikow polskich.
Rozporz9dZali tam rowniez wcaie
liczna artylerya ciezka iwielu po
ciagami pancernymi.
Ma przedmieSciach Baranowicz
po gwaitownym ataku wojsk pol
skich, przyszio do niezwykle o.
krutnyeh zapasow ma biaia bron,
a zmagano sic tax przez Gala noe.
Kazdy dom najezony kulomiota-
mi zamieniony byl w fortece /
kazdy z oSobna nalezaio zdoby-
wac szturmem. w Whine - pod
GAS gdy gl3wne SHY czerwonej
armii pierzchaiy W poplochu. Sci
game przez >ulanow pu&kownika
Beliny. - przeciaga}y sic Walk
uliczne az do peznej nocy, Pociq-
81 p~ancerne, ca{e bateryc. jak row
niez ogromna moe broni i anu
nicyi wpadly W rece zwyciezcow.
w pamietnej tel bitwie o Will
no, mioda armia polSka jeszcze
a stwierdziia swe legendarne
zalety meztwa i bohaterskiego pc
rywu.
w Whine. w Ludzie, w No
wogrodku zwyciezki poch0d
wojsk polSkich powitaia Gala lud
nose iStnym szalem rados:i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-22
'SPRAWY P~OLSKOAITEWsKO-
BIALORUSKIE,

B~olszewicy rozstrzelali W Minsku
prof. Massoniusa.
Organ ,.Bundu" . Whine maluie
W ~jaskrawych barwach nedze / gl6d
W mieScie oraz uiedoleanost lokal-
negO Sowietu.
Dcklaracya p. Darydaitisa prezesa
rzadu Taryby. Troska o woisko. u
znanie przez pahstwa europejskie
Litw ina rych}o %nastapiG). Lad We
wnetrzny w poparciu ma ludnosci
bez r6znicy narodowo$ci i wyznah.
Kolonia polska W Kownie Jest bar
do ruchliwa. FACIAL wychodziC
,,Gfos KowiensEi'.
Mcmorya{ zQGan obwodu biaIo-
stockiego zebral przeszio $1,000 pod
pis6w.