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The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Gayety-tsPuss-Puss,s ~

Jean Bedini's "Puss-Puss" COM
pany. the attraction at the Gayety
this week, is one of the best on the
Columbia Wheel and was presented
yesterday to two appreciative audi
ences. Few shows on this circuit
equal the far-famed "Puss-Puss
company.
'PussPuss" is an entertainment
far above the average in merit,
comprising sensational features, a
rollicking musical revue in two acts
and six scenes.
Apple Sauce" is the title of the
revue which contains a little bit of
every conceivable form of theatrical
entertainment ranging from farce to
opera and from heavy drama to high
class vaudeville.
An exceptionally strong cast has
been assembled, with Clark and Nc
Cullough, comedians extraordinary, at
its head. The two comedians keep the
house in a roar of laughter all the
time, with their parodies and witty
sayings. Others of the cast are
George Brooks. Joe Kelson, Helen Lo-
rayne, Fiji Delaur, the young woman
with a great voice; Babe Wright,
Harry Kelson, Mabel Mack, May Mey-
ers and the typical Bedini kitten
Chorus"
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LOCAL MENTION.

MIXED tea, SocI Star cocoa. 2ScI )
doz. safety matches. Csc: large
cans tomatoes, CSC: cans sugar
corn, Csc; E J. peas, l5c; lbs. spa
ghetti, 25c: pure pepper. soc; IS lbs
white potatoes, &c; IL lbs. white
meal, l5c: salt herring. soc: mack
erel. 7hc; z cans baking powder.
sI.OO: goldfish. 22c: catsup' loc bot. /:
pure jelly, 15c; peanut butter, l4is E.:
Cal. peaches, 25c can; navy beans.
1Oc. 1920 Seventh St N W. and all
the ]. 7. d. Pyles stores
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Mary NJ. Brattan, u yrs., Eris E, Z. and T.
Hospt.
Manuel Garcia de Grevedo. VI. Child Hosp.
John ID. Cuunor, "a yrs. SibIey Hospt-
Earl P. Bowie II yrs, 2ss Lah st. Sc.
Nell Levy. . yra. Columbia Hospt.
Nellie Norton, IS yrs. Tuberculosis Hospt-
Mary Taylor. Al yrs, 1ll2 ID st. ne.
Marjorie sutton, mos. $50 Gallatin st. NV
Mary NJ. McGwern, 2 days 225 lst st. NV.
COLORED
Albert A. Ashe, 81 yrs. Blue Plains D. G.
Mabel Wells. q yra, Freedmens Hospt
Lusy ]. Johnston. 81 yrs, Us l2th St nv.
Jennie Cox, Il yrs., ~ Oakdale St NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
District Of Columbia: Fair continued warm
Monday; Tuesday unsettled, probably rain; gen
tie to moderate southerly winds.
Maryland: Fair Monday; warmer east portion
Tuesday unsettled, probably rain; colder west
portion; moderate southeriy winds
Virginia: Fair Monday; warmer extreme south
east portion; Tuesday cloudy, probably rain;
colder west portion; moderate southerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Veteran of Two Wars
Marries; Settles Down

Terre Haute. Ind, April 6.-After
serving in the civil war and the
Spanish-American War and acting
as recruiting officer IN the war
with Germany, Captain John Clark.
U. s. A, retired. today married Miss
Hazel Weeks. a pretty stenographer
and daughter of a Baptist minister.
He announced he would settle
down for life"
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Is Arrested for Gambling.

FL Police of the Ninth precinct con-
Quoted a raid on the residence at sos
Tenth street northeast. and arrested
William Bell on the charge of permit
ting gambling on his premises. Four
teen men who were in the place at
the time were taken as witnesses.
Beff was released on 500 collateral.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Metropolitan Chief Dead.

Mamaroneck, n. Y, April 6.-John r.
Hegemsn. president OF the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company. died
here today following an illness eI-
tending over nearly two years. He
was "a years old.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

D; a. m, Al 10 a. m, 4s; IL noon, Sc; 2 p m,
So; p. m. 70; p m, Il; p. m, g.; 10 p.
m, 65. Highest, n; lowest, Al.
Relative humidity: a. m, 100; p. m. Is;
p. m. F. Rainfall 70 p. m. 10 p. M, o.
Hours Of sunshine. los Per cent Of possible
sunshine, IS.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
DEPARTuRES.

Accumulated excess Of temperature snce Jan
uary /, 1878. +3A; deficiency a Temperature
since April l. 1913. III: accumulated deficiency
Of precipitation ance January l, 1919, -l-8; de-
fdency Of precipitation since April !. 1878. Ola
Tempersture same date last year: Highest, 81;
lowest, il
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
DISTRICT No. 2

All that section of Northwest
Washington west of and includ-
ing Fourteenth street, south OF
and including Euclid and CAL
vert streets and east of Rock
Creek.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
HOW MRS. BOYD ,
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohio.-"I' suffered from
a female trouble which caused me

much suffering,
and two doctors
decided that l
would have to
go through an
operation before
/ could get we'll.
MY mother,
who had been
helped by Lydia
E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, advised
me to try it be-
fore submitting
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qufrement of his role. Others whose
work seemed UP to standard were
James c. MArlowe. Jay Wilson. Ell
sic Lawson. Gertrude Maitland, Ro-I
setta Duncan. Vivian Duncan-these
last two are the Duncan Sisters who
have been tossed into the cast 70
do a vaudeville turn-Florence Ed
ney and Florence Bruce.
Considering specific sections Of "A
New Girl" however, does not yield the
real verdict as to its entertainment
qualities. 1t is only in its tout en-
semble, to revert to the original Scan
dinavian, that "a New Girl creates
the unmistakable impression that 1t is
a thoroughgoing success.
PoiPs-Al Jplsin in aSInbad.o
One reason Al Jolson Is the vogue
IN the musical comedy world is his
ability to keep right UP to the min
ute. For instance he let the packed
house at Polls last night know that
all is not peaches and cream at the
Bowie race track and that even in
our best Washington restaurants
the waiter sometimes puts his finger
In the soup, or Is II his thumb?
The second weeks engagement of
'Sinbad' was marked by an auspi-
cious opening that could not get
enough of the Broadway spice and
pepper in this Winter Garden sue
cess.
/ While Al Jolson is the larger fac
tor in the success of this production,
''Sinbad" is in itself a miracle of
whizzing and whirling extravagan-
"a Al Jolson is the sun about which
revolves all the scintiIlating splen-
dors.
The supporting cast is up to the
Winter Garden standard. and in
cludes such well-known players as
Kitty Doner. Fritzi Won Busing. Vir-
ginia Fox Brooks, Virginia Smith.
Farber Sisters. Irene and Constance;
Leah Norah, Rebekah Cauble, Rita
zalmoni and Helen Link. Among
the male members of the cast are
Lawrence d'Orsay. Forrest HUFF
Franklyn A. Bate, Ernest Hare
Johnny Berkes, Frank Grace. John
Kearney, George Thornton. Harry
Kearley, and Frank Holmes.
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CrandaIl's Apollo.

It was inevitable that Mrs. wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" that delightful
classic by Alice Hogan Rice, would,
sooner or later. find its way to the
screen. And, having seen the pic
ture, one finds It impossible to WIS.,
ualize anyone other than Marguerite
Clark in the role OF Lovey Mary. Con-
sequently. the ideal combination of
star and vehicle is the result At
Crandall's Apollo. where this picture
constituted the chief attraction yes
terday, child and ''grown-up" were
alike impressed. A good cast in
ciudes Mary Carr. as Mrs. Wigs;
vivian Ogden. as Miss Hazy; Robert
Milash, as Mr.. Stubbins: Gareth
Hughes, as Billy Wiggs, and Maud
Hosford. as Mrs. 'Phroney Morgan
An excellent auxiliary attraction was
provided in the comedy, His WHe's
Birthday" The same program Will be
repeated at the Apollo tonight.
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CrandaIl's Sayoy.

Undoubtedly Norma Talnadge has
the best role of her entire screen
career In The PfobaxHon VITA"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
DISTRICT No. |

All that section of Northwest
Washington east of Fourteenth
street and south of and includ-
ing Florida avenue.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07


Such a role as David Belasco con-
ceived as a suitable medium for the
vivid display of Mrs. Leslie Carter's
unusual talents in "Zaza" is imper-
sonated by Louise Glaum in Thomas
III. 1nce's production of "The Wolf
Woman" on view the first four DAYS
of this week as the feature of the
photoplay bill at Moore's Garden
Theater.
'The WolfWoman" is rather well
epitomized by its title. She was a
vampire, and one whose addiction to
the flesh pots and Mammon worship
led to depths of degradation from
which the way back was hard. Miss
Glaum's impersonation Of Leila Ara
dele is probably the most impressive
contribution she has ever made to
silent dramas gallery of well-drawn
portraits. Her equipment for a full
realization of the characters possi-
bilities is complete.
The Garden bill for the early week is
supplemented by the customary alb
breviated camera subjects and syn
chronized orchestral accompaniment
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Loew's Coiumbia-yivian Martin In
1LittIe Comradeo

Patriotism is the theme of the
characterization that Vivian Martin,
little cameo of the celluloid, brings to
the screen at Loew's Columbia this
week in her newest picture. Little
Comrade," which had its first Wash
ington showing there yesterday. The
screen has given US few types so
thoroughly appealing in their roman
tic charm as Genevieve Rutherford
Hale, the girl who would be a far
merette.
Here's a story of summer time, OF
young love and its hopeless optimism
OF potato patches, tears and grim war
These ingredients have been blended
into delectable photodramatic po-
ton by author and director in Miss
Martins most recent effort, and the
result is a photoplay of real merit.
The cast in Miss Martins support is
OF vast assistance, for 1t includes that
beau-ideal of leading men, Niles
Welch, Richard Cummings, L. W.
Steers and others of more or less
prominence. who give grace and
charm to their respective roles.
The story, though. is unusual from
a photoplay standpoint. 1t has a
story to tell-the story of a pampered
girls part in winning the late war
No. she didn't detect a spy plot on
the aeroplane canvas or find the Ger
mans smoking behind hay rick She
simply went out into a potato patch
to weep and there the hero, himself
sickened of the drudgery OF army life,
found her when he had sneaked back
home, a. W. O. |. Chester Withey,
the director. is to be congratulated
on the spirit he has built into this
scene-the spirit of a little tired far
merette who wanted to quit, forget
ting her own troubles to cheer up a
boy who was dangerously tired of the
army. Yes, she learned to love him,
of course.
It's good story the Columbia has
to offer this week, and it is supple
mented, as usual. by several attrac-
tive short-reel subjects.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07

Mr.. Buscher was one of the
first to enter the race for the
$1,000 home. Through his large
circle of friends he has reached
a high mark in the club. 1t looks
as II his name will be published
in the winning column after
April 26.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Votes
DISTRICT No. 3

All of the District of Colum-
bia west of Rock Greek, includ-
ing Georgetown, Woodley
Park, Cleveland Park, Reno,
Tennallytown, Chevy Chase,
D. c.
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DISTRICT No. 9
Alexandra City and Alexandra
County.

Votes
Miss NJ Louise Allen. Alex
hnoIla s....sss-.ss...s... 1900
Samuel M. Arnell. Alexandria,
va .....-.-...-....... -Sll.sOo
o. l. Briggs, Clarendon. Va. 3os, 900
A p. CiomeL West Livingston.
Heights ..-..-..-....... 3o1 500
Hugh H Harris, Alexandria 3I3.Seo
e. +. lie Hew. cherrydsle. Va. $500
Mrs. George Ridgeway. Alex
snorla ..s.-.-.....-.... 300
John Schsfe, Alexandria. Va. ss,yOo
Miss Thelma Wilkinson. Cher
rydale. .5lo,7So
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07

Mr.. Smith resides at 723 Quin-
cy street northwest and has read
The Herald ever since It was first
published. From the very be-
ginning Of the Salesmanship Club
Mr.. Smith has continued to send
in votes. He is today listed
among the high candidates. His
friends all went TO see him win.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
DISTRICT No. S
ALI of Southwest Washington.

DISTRICT No. 6
All of Southeast Washing
ton, including Anacostia and
Congress Heights.
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DISTRICT No. 8
All of Northeast Washington
not included in District No. 2,
including Benning, Kenilworth,
Trinidad, Ivy City, Brookland,
Langdon and Woodbridge.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07

This picture formed the chief attrac-
tion at Crandall's Savoy yesterday and
capacity houses were the rule at each
Of its showings. The story II enlivened
by bright flashes Of humor. both In
the action. and In the epigrammatic
subtitles. Thomas Meighan portrays
the principal male role in his usual
capable manner. Others in the cast
are Alec B. Francis. Florence Billings,
Water McEwen. Amelia Summerville
and A. Brooks. The program was con-
cluded with the showing Of an in
teresting news reel.
CrandaIrs.
Romance and adventure, thrills and
suspense abound In THE End of the
Game" photoplay well above the
average in merit. shown at Crandair S
yesterday and held over as the attrac-
tion for today also. 1t is a story of
the gold rush days of 1s4s in California,
and the chief figure is Burke McAIlis-
ter, a young Southerner who has
drifted into the mining camps in
search of adventure and lives the free
and easy life of the gambler.
J. Warren Kerrigan, as McAIlister,
Is a highly picturesque lover, because
he wears the costume of the Virginia
gentleman of the days of chivalry.
Lois Wilson portrays the opposite role
to good effect. The supporting cast in
cludes Alfred Whitman, Jack Rich
ardson and Eleanor Fair.
CrandaIrs Avenue Grand.
Unique and replete with touches
Of originality is the film, "a Man
and His Money" starring Tom
Moore. which was shown at Gran
daIPs Avenue Grand as the princi-
pal attraction yesterday. 1t is a
comedy drama of society life with
a background of polo matches. coun-
try clubs, fashionable drawingrooms
and mountain lodges. Tom Moore
portrays the leading role with his
customary ability and is at all times
pleasing. Serena Owen portrays
the opposite role. and others in the
cast were Sydney Ainsworth, Kate
Lester, Claire DuBrey and Sydney
Deane. Hitting the Pike" a COM
edy. completed the program. To-
nights principal attraction will be
Maggie Pepper" featuring Ethel
CLAYTON.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-07
Times Square

At Bresdvsy <<th TO <Sth Strcep
the center Of New Ysrk'. social
and bpasess sctIvitSes- In eioss
proximity to all railway ternisslA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.
- A Broadman, byiy farmer

- A Broadman, byiy farmer
zamolny, mieszkajacy pnr. 437
Center ul., podczas swego pobytu
we Florydzic zapoznai sic Z MO
dym facctcm, ktory sic ~przcdsta-
viii iako Monroe. makler Z Nowe-
60 Yorku, oraz z drugim osobni-
klein, kt6ry sic przedstawis jake
milioncr Swift Z Detroit. Pc xii
XII dniach, rozyskawszy zauia--
mic iarmera, wtajemniczylI go,
jak mozc CRUDE sunny wygrac ma
wyscigach kcnnych. L poczatku
farmer wygrywai. Doszlo wrcsz-
&C do tego, re farmer postawil
$4,000 i wygrai $4,000. Gdy
przyszlo do wypIacerl:a tie sunny.
Monroe zawi6zf farmera do St.
Louis i tam zniki.
- w dw6ch dniach wydane be
RI kontraktv ma budoWe funda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

Monroe'a jake jcdnego Z wiez-
niow ostatniego miejsca, w czem
potwierdzi} opowfadanie Mon
roe'a. Wed}ug Ryana Monroe byl
operowany ma glove i zawsze o.
powiadai divine historic.
Wykryto, re Monroe podrozo-
wal pc Illinois i Iowa z pania Ed
la Jochum, 19-toletnia iona far
mera W Dubuque, Ia, a z jej mat
ka, PAM Jennie Grouse, przyje--
chat re Savannah, Ill.,, do Chica-
so.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

swego lofdu, a-przed ucieczka "a
bfai mundur i odziez Gala porucz-
nika M. Moore'a, wraz z 5000 i
jego ksiazeczka czekowa. w ST..
Joseph, Mo-, Taylor puScA w bieg
kilka faiszywych czekow z podpi-
sem por. Moore'a. Taylor prey
znal sic ma stacyi, re jest tym, o
ktorym NOVA byia w t%elegramie.
SLEDZTWo w A
J.. NATIONAL SECURITY
:. Al
Wczoraj ro1poozely sic przessu
chy W sprawie dzialalnoSci pred
wojennej tutejszej filii ~organiza-
cyl National Security League"
pred komitetem z hona kongre-
su. Wczoraj przesiuchiwany byi
Emil c. Wetten, adwokat chica-
goski i czlonek Ligi. DIS maja
bye przesfuchiwani Samuel In.
sull, magnat ,,gazowy'' Yelektry'
czny', oraz prezes Stanowej Ra-
dy Obrony, a pc MIN James A.
Patten, milioner zbozowy z E
vanston.
Liga agitowafa pred wojna "a
zbrojnem pogotowiem, a obecnie
"a stata armia Z 100000 zolnie--
rzy. Podczas kampanii Liga ogfo-
si}a liste patryotycznych i poi
patryotyoznych czfonkow obu izb
kongresu, co w czeSci doprowa-
dziia do obecnego Sledztwa.
Przyszlo do ~licznych stare po-
miedzy adv. Wettenem a kohl
grcsmanem Reavis'em, kt6ry byi
umieszczony ma li5cie p6l-patryo-
tow.
Wetten zeznai. re Liga SIG IT,,
trzymuje z mafych skladek i re
ma wylacznic eele patryotyczne, a
Go polity'ki ME miesza sic. Dai
takze streszczcnie piracy film chi
r., oocE;ei ipi
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swa rezygnacye ma reee pre-
Wilsona, ktora prezydent PREY
jail.
z RAMPANT SUFRAzY-
'.. SICK.

Washington, 81. styeznia. -
Administracya mad kolejami po-
wisdomila wczoraj urzednikow
kobiecej partyi narodowej, re
ME moga mice zadnych krat wy
malowanych ma oknach wagonow
kolei ,,prison special, ktora pos
stanowily objezdzac kraj, wygla-
szajac pc drodze W r6znych mieJ-
,scowosciach mowy ma temat ro-
wnouprawnienia kobiet. Me VOL
no i'm bedzie nawet wystawiac
zadnych od1nak, ktoremiby Okla
zywano eel podrozy.
Jak wiadomo, niedawno ternu
czlonkinie kobiecej partyi narodo
wei postanowily wynajac specy--
alny pociag, ktorym miaiy objez-
dzac kraj sufrazystki, ktore swe-
go czasu odsiadywaiy kary "a TO-
zne wybryki dokonywane fod-
czas Rampant w Waszyngtonie.
WISCONSIN IA SZESc1oMIE
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Podziekowane

Niniejszem skiadam najserde--
.czniejsze podziekowanie wszyst
kim krewnym / znajomym "a
:w0ieoie udziaiu i ussugi W pogrze
bic mojej zony i matki naszej sp.
Konstancyi Piatkowskiej. miano-
wicie x. J. observation-disclosures, X.
.Pyterek i X. Rekosiak, takze Or
ganiscie B. Rybowiakowi, oraz
tym ktorzy niesli trumne i tym,
ktorzy raczyli przyslac kwiaty,
dziekuje takze pogrzebowemu Fl.
Fyterek.
MARGIN F. Piatkowski. MAJ,
z rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

MIEJSCOWAA
tDokonczenie ne STRONGLY -.

COZ W czwartek wieczorem ubie-
giego tygodnfa, wczoraj, gdy NJ
rzeli Monroe'a, oSwiadczyli sta
nowczo. re ME Jest Podobny do
.zofe-a morderczcgo AUTOMOBILE.
Asystent dozOtcy wiezienia
RYAN Z Joliet, a dawniej urzedu-
iacy We wieziemu starowem W
Chester. wczoraj identyfikowai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

mentow glownej czesci nowego
dworca Union. Ia diva dni takze
rozpocznie sic praca PREY nowym
moscie ma III. 12tej, wedlug O.
swiadczenia komisarza robot pu-
tlicznych Francisa. 1000 mez-
czyz otrzyma dzis zatrudnienie
PREY czyszczeniu ulic i zaufkow
nyiejskich po $3.50 dziennie, ii.
$3.50 wiecej niz dawniej.
- Uznany winnyrn napasci na
J. Northmore'a, fotografa dzien-
nika Tribune, zostal wozoraj
urzednik probScyjay G. D. Emme
przez iawe przysieg4ych W sadzie
W ktorym zasiada sedzia Graham.
Emme zostai su~spendowany re
swej posady dnia ego stycznia
przez sedziego Arnoida.
- Przeszio tysiac powracaja-
cych zotnierzy wczoraj otrzyma-
10 opieke cd tutejszego Czerwo-
nego Krzyza. Zorganizowany 20
stall przez komitet wykonawczy
PREY federalnem biurze piracy LA
tajacy szwadrou'', kt6ry bedzie
wyszukiwal zatrudnienia powra--
cajacym zofnierzom.
- Porucz. A. o. Heally, z kor.
pusu maryrlarskiego,. ktory ME
dawno tetnu wr6cA z Francyi i
swoj urlop 30-dniowy spedza W
Chicago, wczoraj W llotelu Black
stone, gdzie stanal, oSwiadczyl,
&c wytoczy process o napasc i obi
cic przeciw ]. G.. McC arthy'emu
Z pnr. 1923 Woodlawn ave, a do
wiadz fcdera1nych bedzic rapor.
towal jego ~ublizajace uwagi o
mundurzc wojskowym. McCar-
thy automobilem swoidn najechal
ma auton1obil Healy'ego pred no
telcm Blackstone, co doprowadzi-
10 do kf6tni, W ciagu ktorej Nc
Carthy nietylko uderzy{ Healy'a
w twarz, lamiac mu nos, ale tax
re miaf sic w pogardliwy sposob
wyrazic o jego mundurzc. Nc
Carthy jest prezesem firmly deko-
racyjnej pnr. 1882 s. Wabash
ave.
- Szef policyi Clarity nakazai
kampanie przeciw wr6zbiarzom i
jasnowidzom, kt6rzy ztotc zniwa
zbieraja cd naiwnych os6b, ma
.j2cych krcwnych w armii amcry-
kaiskicj W Europe. Ma zadanie
PAM X. Smith. arcsztowana To-
Stala Marta Wurtz. Z rI1r. 1852
T.arrabee ILL.,, stara oszustka, zna-
ma dobrze policyi. MAJ PAM
Smith znajduje sic we Francyi.
Wurtz powiedziala jej "a pol do
lara talk niemozliwe rzeczy, re pa
nj Smith ~uznais, IL zostaia ma
ciq~gnieta."
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zARzUTY sPISKU GAzoLI.-
NOWEGO.

Komitet niejskich kupc6w ga
zolinowych wczoraj udal sic do
prokuratora federalnego Clyne' a
Z oskarzeNiem przeciw trzem
k%ompaniom gazolino--
wynn, zarzucajac i'm spisek celem
zniszczenia mniejszych konku-
rent6w. Zarzuty So skierowane
przeciw kompaniom: Standard
Oil Company of Indiana, Sim
clair Oil Co. i Texas Oil Co. 10
,mitet oskarza ~kompanje, IL Ego
dnie znizyly cene gazoliny tax
nisko, re mniejsi kupcy konkuro-
wac z niemi absolutnie ME moga.
D1is odbedzie size druga konfe-
rencya komitetu z prokuratorem
Clyne'm, Komitet domaga sic, a.
zeby wielkim kompaniom wyto-
czono process 0 przeloroczenie u
stawy antimonopodistycznej
Claytona.
Podobno spisek ten ma sic
wkr6tce rozszerzyt ma inne Sta
ny. Pc wysadzeniu konkurentow
kompanie wielkie zamierzaja
znow zapromadzic wysokie ceny.
P. Clyne zapowiedziai gruntow-
ne sledztwo.
DEFER
TERRA w WIELKIEM ME-
SCIE.
J.. Taylor, noszacy mundur po-
rucznka armii amerykaliskiej,
stanal w hotelu M~orrisona, lecz
jadl w tanich restauracyach. One
gdaj jadi w restauracyi Messin--
ger pnr. 9 West Van Buren, I'll.
Gdy kelner ujrza} gruby zwoi
bankn1otow mruknal do niego, IL
INA ladna dziewczyne. Kelner ten
razywajacy sic Max Darnell, a.
las J. Harrison, przedsttawii Tay
lora niejakicmu Samuelowi Gins
bergowi, ktory miaIt GO zaprowa-
die DO owej fadnej dziewczyny.
Taylor znalazf SIG w ciemnym
zaufku, a Z cieni6w wystapif uz-
brojony bandyta, ktory zabral
T'aylorowi $175 i uderzyf go kol-
la rewolwcru z colo. Gnnsberg
zaprowadzil Taylora ma stacye
policyjn2, gdzie raportowaf, &c
RADIUS zabral Taydorowi pieniqdze,
a jernu ztoty zegarck. Podeirzliwi
detektywi udali sic do mieszkania
Ginsberga i tam znalezli ow zlo-
ty zcgarek, oraz revolver. MEDIA
VINO temu uzywany. Gdy Taylor
jeszcze znajdowaI SIG ma stacyi
radszedl telegram Z Footi, Lea
venworth, ~donoszacy IL uciekl z
tamtejszego wojskowego wiezie-
MIA niejaki J. Taylor, skazany ma
} lat "a falszywe wyznaczenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
. VQjNY!

nose we Francyi ME przekroczy
trzech tygodni. Podczas podrozy
Wilsona premierzy Lloyd George
i Orlando udadza sic do swoich
KRAKOW, dokad wzywaja ich waz-
ne sprawy. Okret wojenny New
Mexico stoi W porcie Brest, oczc-
kujac ia prezydenta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
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