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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-15
Sioux Falls and Spokane.

Sioux Falls and Spokane.
The radicals in the ranks OF capital
have claimed that he lined up with them
in his address in Seattle Saturday night
when he declared he never would corr
sent to government by the minority.
In this sectio nthe minority has been
claimed 10 hold the radicals who ere IA
voring government along the soviet sys-
tenn. This northwestern section is the
heart Of the radical movement and in
part. at least so far as it is Officially
mentioned. il is minority rule
However, the presidents position, so
far as can be learned. in no ways
backs up the contentious of either camp.
He will. in explaining the call for the
coming convention, outline exactly the
dangers that are now facing the United
States And he will call for concerted
action. concessions by each side to meet
the situation.
on the question OF unions for civil
servants the president will take a very
strong position.
Suggestions that the president. IN his
call for the conference in Washing ION.
might take position regarding the stu
alton in the navy where many Of the
best men are being forced through the
lhdbl4iAy Oh AAiC 4tp6t ~ if4VSt OAt
side offers Of money were declared to-
day 10 be without foundation. On that
subject he will address congress or the
secretary Of the navy
The presidents train reached Port
land shortly after six o'clock this morn
ing but It was held on the sidetrack un-
til when the party detrained for a long
motor ride. which is TO include inspec-
ton OF the Columbia highway.
During the afternoon the party VIII be
guests OF Col Jackson at luncheon and
tonight the president will deliver set
address.
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ELSIE FERGUSON
AT THE DELUXE.

The policy Of taking the best PLAYS
or the most distinguished American
and foreign authors and converting
them into motion picture dramas. in
augursted by Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation has been followed in "A
Society Exile" the powerful new photo
play featuring Elsie Ferguson. which
viii be the attraction ct the Deluxe
theatre. today and tomorrow This
picture was adapted by Ouida Bergere
from the we'll known stage play we
Can't Be as Bad as All That" by Hen
~ Arthur Jones. the British play
wright
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-15
DYER

Last Monday evening the c. o. o.
F. held meeting for the purpose Of
electing officers.
Carl Miklik has resigned his posi-
tion as book-keeper at the Keilman
store
Miss Agnes Kahler spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Keil-
man in Hammond
Our teachers attended the Institute
at Hammond on Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Keilman of Gary spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Mr.. a E. Evans. Dr. James An
drews and H. c. Batterman. attended
the 6. o. P. Barbecue at Crown Point
Saturday
Mrs. Leeds is here FOR an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs James An
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spencer Of Chica-
20 Heights visited with relatives and
friends on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Bail went to
Englewood 10 visit their daughter.
Miss Theresa BeiriEer. who recently
had an operation at St Margaret's
hospital in Hammond. returned to her
home Saturday. She is getting along
nicely.
Misses Addie and Johanna Gettler
spent Saturday at Hammond
Robert Barry transacted business in
Chicago Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Koch spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Jos. En-
dres and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Rusehianse OF
Crown Point. visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter schmitt
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MUNSTER

Mrs. Boss and daughter. Miss Kate
Boss. Of Cicero. III, are spending the
wee kwith Mr.. and Mrs. P Tanis
Miss Pearl Burge spent tho week
end in Crown Point at her home.
Miss Erna Kaske spent Saturday in
Hammond
r schoon was n Hammond on a
business trip Saturday
Prof. r Weathers. supt OF the
Munster school. attended institute in
Hammond on SATURDAY,
g r. Schoon. Mr.. and Mrs Tan
j.. Mrs. Kate Boss. Miss Jennie Boss.
drove to DeMotte. Ind Friday
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WRIT rs GRANTED.

The application Of William Kovcs.
proprietor Of a grocery store on 15lst
st.. East Chicago. for temporary IN
junction against Moses Specter was
heard the morning BY Judge Hardy i'll
Room Of tho Hammond superior cour.
Objections to the application we're filed
by VI. Herscovitz attorney for Specter
but the court found for the applicant
and the temporary writ was granted.
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CONSPIRACY
rs CHARGED.
TINrERNArIoNAL NEWS srpv1cr,

EDINBURGH. Scotland. Sept. l5.-A
statement was printed in the newspapers
today charging that q conspiracy exists
between labor at Archangel and the
Moscow soviet for the overthrow Of the
local government al -.rchangeI
The truth is. however. that there =
no connection between Archangel and
Moscow. Labor at the former place is
opposing the British and is hghting the
restoration OF a monarchistic govern
ment in Russia
The statement admits that seven labor
leaders have been executed and that
many more have been arrested
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-15
1T WAS A BAD
COMBINATION
NEWS sEav,er

INDIANAPOLIS, md. Sept, hoe
vor Eager. nineteen. is dead and n,
other soldiers. inmates or the guard
house at Fort Benz Harrison. are i'll
today as q result Of drinking a combna-
tion Of alcohol. oil Of wintergreen anI
other drugs. The prisoners obtained the
poisonous combination while on cleaning
detail in a hospital word, II was said.
Tho five III are expected to recover
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AT THE ORPHEUM.

Around The Map is the headliner
on the program with which the Or
pheum theatre opens this week in
Hammond. This number which is one
OF the classy musical comedies which
Mr.. Michelstetter likes TO feature is
only part OF the big sixact bill for
today and Tuesday. Klass and Ter
mini also present a musical act which
is considered one Of the best on the
vaudeville slate. Mr. Michelstetter
terms il q musical high ball.
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, the union. This brought to an end one
OF the most protracted and disorderIy
STRIKES Macon has ever known
| Nearly $4,000 textile workers were az
fccted by the strike. Mills which re-
sumed operations today are the Bib
Manufacturing Co. mills number one
and two and the Manchester & willing
ham mills.
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diana Harbor
j. ' Peterka. acting general superin-
tendent OF the Inland steel. when inter-
viewed. said that the plant Is not expect
ing its men to so out. The company has
given the men what they want and has
always treated them right. Mr.. Peterka
admitted thar there would be some of
the radicals go out but the majority Of
the workers. he says, are satisfied and
will remain at work
The labor officials c aim that thew are
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organized IN the Inland srcel about sew
ty-hNe prrconi ana r.en --.rv strike
the Whole IiaEi v1i pu or and
non-union Mi. peterka scys h.f r.hilo
a large number OF the men II the PLAN
belong to the union only a few are \
sympathy with the strike
The meeting yesterday. although a
fairly good meeting. was not wEa' 5he
labor officials had expected. Next sun
day they plan on having a crowd of ten
thousand present for the strike meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-15
MACON. GEORGIA
STRIKE IS OVER

AAiOFRL NEWS SEEHiCEf
MACON. Ga. Sept. 15.-Textile work
srs who have been on a strike for three
weeks returned TO work this morning,
following acceptance BY the mills Of !.
proposition that there would be no dis
elimination against workers for joining
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COL. HOUSE TO
STAY IN PARIS
INTERNATIONAL Nrws sruv,cr

INTERNATIONAL news sERVIcEI
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Col. E. NJ House
OF the American peace delegation. who
has Just arrived from London. issued a
statement today. saying he will remain
IN Paris indefinitely 10 discuss the league
or nations and other matters that are
TO be taken up by the peace conference
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PERSONAL l.9 |
SOCIAL. NEWSI

The Notwithstanding & Hirsch--an-
nounce that they are just in recejp. OF
shipment of beautiful man-tailored sport
sweater coats for ladies' These coats
are something new and different and are
9-I3-St
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enough. AS long as the men are passive
and submit TO the company. he said.
they were all right but as soon as they
became active they were classed as IN
desirables
Each OF the speakers referred, 70 the
murders" at the Standard Steel Car
company and commended the strikers
there for the stand they have taken and
for the fact that they have stood out so
long. The men were advised thai wher
the strike is called in the steel mills
the strikers should stay away from tn,
mills in order to avoid bloodshed in In
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WRECK ON THE
B. & 0. RAILROAD
[INTERhAIIoMAL AE,Ns srnu,nr

mi EhhAIlOhAL NEWS SERVICE
CLEN ELAND. o., Sept. 15.-In a head.
on collision at Willow on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad shortly before 8 O'Clock
six men were injured. They were mem
oers Of the two engine crews.
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THAMES

CARD OF THANKS.
We wish 70 thank our relatives. neigh
bors and friends for their kindness
shown during the illness and death 81
our beloved daughter Genevieve Ileen
Fancher. also the Rev. Eberay OF Grown
Point and those who contributed flowers
and autos.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Fancher and
daughter 9-15-l
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Did you see Checkers g.

The Beta Gamma Sigma club will
meet tomorrow night at the home of
Miss Myrtle Rohde, $40 East State
street.
The p. Fl. o. Ga will meet al the LARGE
I. o. o. F. hall Tuesday night, September
Is. A large class viii be initiated and
all members are urged to be present. =
luncheon viii be served.
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Did you see Checkers r

D. Of L. Triumph Council No Il will
hold its regular meeting tonight. There
will be parcel post social to which all
friends and members are invited
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NN~t'EHtIIAuNNA VIII IaHo pnb.T
get out into the open and say what they
are willing to do during the next year 10
restore the economic stability Of the
world and the United States
The position Of the president is Pc
culiar. The radicals in the labor move
ment have claimed that he lined up with
them as a result OF speeches in Omaha,
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Mrs Owen c. WeIdy OF Truman ave
nue. was delightfully."- surprised Saturday
afternoon by several of her friends in
honor OF her birthday The afternoon
was spent with games and needle work
and at o'clock nice luncheon was
served. Mrs. Weldy was presented with
bouquet Of flowers and a hand painted
plate. Those present were the Mesdames
Harris. Martin, Colgraye, Davidson,
Sherlock. DuFraine Fisher. Ehret. Rob-
inson. Bowman and daughter Christine
and Mrs. Andy Rogers Of Detroit, Mich.
c. =. Brunsdon returned yesterday
from a weeks stay in Philadelphia. He
attended the Knights Templar triennial
conclave and stopped at Atlantic City.
n. J.
DR.. and Mrs. W NJ Martin OF High
land street have left for Philadelphia to
visit friends.
The regular meeting of the Women S
Relief Corps will meet tomorrow after
noon. Initiation. will take place
ton. Tex. are the guests Of Mrs. p. L.
Davis of Rimbach avenue
The Model. Rothschiid g. Hirsch. an
nounce they are just in receipt OF their
fall shipment of the famous Holeprocf
Silk Hosiery for Ladies. 9-I3-st
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ATTENTION LADIES

Why pay SIS TO 800 for ready made
suit when You can get an all pure wool
mems serge, Skinner satin lining At and
workmanship guaranteed at $500. 1
have no expenses or rent TO pay.
High Glass Ladies Tailor.
THEO. LEVIN
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Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth of Gary.
Ind, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Crumpacker over Sunday.
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CALL THE HARBOR
THE WEAK LINK

econ.lnued Ice. pare ooe ,
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WILSON TO CALL
LABOR CONVENTION

,continued from page one.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
Aguas Buenas
Primera AsambIea Municipal

A continuation hace uSO de la
palabra el seilor Rechani para
dar la bienvenida al DelegadO Sc
nor Camacho.
A propuesta del Delegado Sc,
nor Camacho sc acuerda dirijir
un telegrama al Hon. Goberna7
dor sobre ell problema actual de la
tsubsistencia, y telegrafiar. tambien
| a todas las Asambleas Municipal
les de la Isla que presten su CON
curse de solidaridad en- una obra
de tanta importancia.
Sometido "A la consideration ell
nombramiento de Auditor y Co
misionados, sc acuerda consoli-
ldar los Departanentos EN- tres, y
refundir el cargo de Secretario
Auditor.
ESOiiiCtI IuO dfNOtdNIolI SttlCtU u
Inombramiento de las persOnas
que habian de ocupar estos pues
t0s, resultarOn electOs las perso
mas siguientes:
4 Secretario-Auditor, Enrique
Hernandez Batalla
! Servicio P1blico G instruction
Enrique Lizardi Colon.
Hacienda y Obras Pdblicas
Luis +. Flores.
/ Sanidad y Beneficencia, DR.
| Alfredo Marquee.
a propuesta del Delegado Sc
nor Recham, sc levanta la sesi6r
hasta cl lunes pr6ximo a las nue.
We de la maiiana.
Correspondent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
i'll Presidente declara alberta

III Presidente declara, alberta
la session. 81
El Secretario procede pasar
lista, estando presentes los Dele
gados Diego Lizard, Manuel Al
varado, Tomas Lopez Rosado, .Jo-
Sc Garriga, por la mayoria, y Pic
Rechani v Juan .Jimenez Matute
por la minorla.
Sc da lectura al acta de la Sc
sion anterior, la cual es aprobada
en- todas sus parties.
Fueron lefdas varias comunica-
clones, las cuales pasan las CO.
misiones respectivas para su in
fOrme.
Sc procede a cubrir la vacante
eXistente por renuncia del Dele
gado senior Melendez, resultando
clecto por unanimidad ell senior
.Artemio Camacho. quien hace uso
de la palabra para expresar la sa-
tisfacci0n que siente por ell honor
conferfdole de llevarlo ocupal
un puesto de tanta significacion
en- los actuales momentOs en- que
/ Puerto Rico Sc desenvuelve den
tro de un regimen municipal mas
en- consonancia con las aspiracio
ines del pueblo. Trata en- elocuen
les frases el programa que sc pro
! p0ne desarrollar desde aquel pues
to, que satisfaga las aspiraciones
de la comunidad V termina hacien
do un llamamiento patri0tico a
sus demas compaheros de la Asam
, blca, para que todos cOnjuntmen
te cO0pcren al bienestar general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
USE. GOMAS
ROYAL CORD
piclrantoni & SOLO.
"La Tienda de Coma"
San Juan Y Mayagiiez.

Centrales completes, Carros
para Gaia, Was Portatiles, Raj
les, Chuchos, Ranas, Cruzamien-
tOs, Locomotoras, Bombas Alam-
biques para destilar aqua, Ase-
rraderos de MADEIRA, Motores y
tOda clase de Maquinaria para
Ccntrales, Evaporadoras, etc.
Escriba Luis f. Colina, Agen-
tie DirectO de Fabricantes. San
Juan. .Advt.
/ Papel de entapizar Sc consi.
que en- la FERRETERIA ME-
RlNO, San Juan, p. r. Advt
Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
Para dOrmir al frescD
LA CAFETERIA,
San JustO s. San Juan, p. r.
ARTICULOS DE EUROPA

Aqua VICHY francesa para COM
ibatir los padecimientos del higado y
los rinones. 2 Bllas. de I4itrO $500.
I SALES PERFUMADAS AL THY
MOL de Mediana de Arag0n, reeO-
mendadas por los mas eminentes me-
dicO para la hygiene intima de la mu-
ier.
AMARGO DE .ANGOSTURA legi-
limo, articulO que no debe faltar en-
ningIn hOgar, rico elixir para tOmar
iantes de las cOmidas. Abre ell apetitO
Y facilita una buena digestion.
Agentes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03

Vapor Coamo. Ha debido sa-
Iir de New York, pero esta pen
diente de salida a causa de la
huelga.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-

Vapor Brazos. No hay toda-
via aviso de salida.
Consigs., The N. Y. p. r. S. S.
Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
CERECEDO.
Advt
OPORTUNIDAD

( j OPORTUNIDAD
Caro- National, de 6 cilindros,
para siete pasajerOs Sc vende a
un precio m6dico.
lnformardn en- el PARIS BA-
FAR. - ~
Luis Costa.
~ 81 N Advt.
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INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEISKIE.

- Wydzial parkowy d~zielnicy
po}udniowej ma wczoraj SEEM po-
siedzeniu omawiaI projekt sta
dyum w parku Granta, ktore po-
mieSci 10000. Bedzie to najwiek
SEE STADIUM, jake kiedykolwiek
wybudowano. Ma Posiedzeniu byl
take obecny komitet Chicago
Boosters" z burn. T~hompsonem
na czele W sprawie tego samego
STADIUM. Komitet przyTzek wy
dzia{owi, IL ~dopomoze mu, W
zbieraniu fundusz6w ma ten eel,
Inzynierowie miejscy przygotuja
plany. Procz burmistrza jako
czionkowie komitetu byli obecni:
byIy sedzia E. Hanecy, W. w.
Simpson, prezes Chicago Athle-
tic Assn, ]. A. Roesch, prezes
illinois Athahtic Club, G. f.
Harding, kontroler mieiski, 6. c.
1verson, L M. Newman i NJ. A.
Nicholson.
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ZAvONDALE.

'P~osiedzenie Gminy 1913 z. n. P. "
Avondale odbedzie sic W Srode. dn.
2Sgo b. m, o godz. 1880 wieczorem,
W sail Ko$ciuszki, ma kt6re zaprasza
sic wszystkich prezesow i prezesk!
Towarzystw tax narodowych jak {:
koscielnych W dzielnicy Avondale
Jest to ostatnie posiedzenie przed
wymarszem do pomnika Kosciuszki.
Avondale spi snem twardym i jezeii
tax dalej bedzie, to CT, kt6rzy ma nj
vie narodowej chca pracowat beda
musieli tax samo rece opuscie, gdyz
So JUL z%niecheceni ciagfem 0woiywa-
MEM %posiedzeh, ma ktore maia Hose
sic zbiera - tylko jedni I CT sami.
Tym razem must bye zadecydowane,
czy bedzie wymarsz z dzielntcy A.
vondale Tub ME.
j. Koskiewicz, sekr.
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.TELEGRAMY KRAjOWE
Dokonczenie re strongly l|-szej,

dowodza. re rad polski nietylko,
re mic stara} sic. ably polozyc ko-
nice ..pogromom". ale nawct u
my$lnie podburzaf sentyment an
ty-sem;cki.
.Komisya zfozona z pieciu ludzi
wyjechala ostatnimi easy dc
Polski. ably zbadac stosunki i do
wiedziec sic o prawdziwoSci po-
g}osek o ,.pogromach". Komisya
ia ma posiadac wiarygodne infor
macye W sprawie ,;pogromow" w
mieiscowoSciach jak: kalisz,
Dombrowa / innych mniejszych
miasteczkach. zydzi, kt6rzy uni
kneli Smierci mieli bye wysta--
wieni ma straszne gwaaty re stro'
ny mieszkancow poszczegolnych
~miasteczek.
lime sprawozdanie gfosi, re w
Proskurowie kilka tysiecy zydow
wymordowala banda hetmana
Liniwnowa. Ma WegrDech row
niez istnieje shiny sentyment an
tysemicki, ktory ,.prawdopodob--
ME doprowadzi do gwaltow pre-
civ wszystkim zydom wegier-
skim" We Wiednfu tydzi wy
stawieni So ma gwa1ty, ale do
tychczas ME usiiowano powstac
przeciw mich Powszechnie. Reak-
eva przeciw bolszewickienu RIA
dowi w Momentum ma STAG sic
powodem dalszych demonstracyi
anty-semickich.
Sprawozdanie to donosi tax
lie, jakoby .pogrom" zyd6w wy
wolany w Pihsku by} najgor-
Sym. zydzi, ktorzy sic zebrali ma
rynku W tym celu, jak gsosi spra-
wozdanie, ably otrzymac swa por-
eye MAXI, sprowadzonej przez
zydow amerykahskich, zostali a
resztowani przez wiadze wojsko-
we polskie, a nastepnie bez Fad
nego sadu rozstrzelani.
PENRoSE ZWYCIEzA w Sc
NACIE.
Waszyngton, 81. maja. - Re
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rano i trwaio przez dwie minuty'
Podczas trzesienia daf sic sly
szec gluchy }oskot ma podoblen--
stwo grz1notu.
Evansville, 81. maja. - O 4tej
godzinie minut 40 nastapifo LEX
vie i kr6tkie trzesienie ziemi, kto
remu. towarzyszyi gluchy soskot,
Szk6d materyalnych nigdzie ME
MIA.
Louisville, KY, 81. maja. -
Wiele ludzi oswiadczyio, re 3D.
czuli w Louisville lekkie trzesie-
ME ziemi, trwajace minute, oko-
10 4tej godziny w niedziele rano.
Burlington, Iowa, q. maja. -
Azeby wygrat zak}ad. 17-toletni
chloPak T. Johnson z Burlington
wskoczyl do rzeki z wycieczko-
wego okretu, p~}ynacego niedale--
ko miasta Dallas City, III. i ply
nal, dop6ki go ME wyciagnietc
ma lodi. Zaraz pc jego skoku
try tysiace os6b, bedacych wow
czas ma olrecie, wpad1o w pani-
czny strach o bezpieczehstwo
chtopca. Pewna Geese poksadu
pod ~ciezarem ludzkim za}amala
sic, a baryera, otaczajeca go, pry-
s}a. tax, re wielu zagraza}o ME
bezpieczehstwo rumiecia do wo-
DIV. Ktos zawoIai, re okret tonic,
a ma to wszyscy rzucili sic ku pa
som ratunkowym. Innym razem
wszyscy rzucili sig ma jeden box
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RrOnika Mi9jSCOWa,
DokOnczenie re stronicy l~-szej.


STACEY South Chicago, a, nieudol-
nOSci przeciw detektywowi-sier--
zantowi M. a. Kane. oraz poll
cyantom 7. \. Sullivanowi, H.
A. Lawrence'owi. I. +. Stevens
owl ! w. Heichertowi z tel samej
stacyi, "a to. IL pozwolili uciec
bandytom, kt6rzy obrabowali
bank Interstate w Hegewisch ma
poczatku ubieglego tygodnia.
Akcya szefa policyi oraz rady
mieJskiej jest pierwszym kro--
klein, ktory doprowadzi do zu-
pe}nej reorganizacyi policyi.
Aid. Cullerton ma sesyi wczoraj
szej rady miejSkiej przed&ozyi re-
zolucye, W ktorej zada{ Sledztwa
i jednocze$nie nazywajac rcorga-
nizacye policyi W mySl ordynan-
su z T. 1912 kompletnem fiaskiem,
Burmistrz Thompson i szef
Clarity 50 "a gruntownemi zmia-
mani.
- AID. Adamowski wnioS} re-
zolucye, azeby ograniczono wyso
koSc budynkow do 100 stop. O.
becnie granica Jest 200 stop, a
dawniej byla $50 stop. Rezolu-
eye oddano do kom;tetu budowli.
- Tylko diva tag days" w
roku beda dozwolne: jeden ma
wiosne. a drugi W jesieni. Wszyst
kie dotychczaSowe aplikacye ma
ia jednakze- bye uwzglednione,
lecz apltkanci maja wybrac albo
Smy albo l6ty czcrwca. Fo}ow
Czecho = Siowakow, naznaczony
ma 2Sgo czerwca, pozostai ME ma
ruszony.
- Rada miejska nakazaia, azc-
by szef policyi Clarity i szet stra
ly pozarowej O'Connor Przygoto
wall i p~rzedlozyli spis wszyst-
kich budowli. kt6re sic znajduia
w takim stanie, IL ~zagrazaja bez-
pieczenstwu publicznemu. Btu
dowle te maja bye zburzone.
- Ma wniosek aid. AdamOw-
skiego wystosOwano proSbe do
komisyi sIuzby cywilnej. ably da-
wa}a zwolnionym zolnierzom
pierwszenstwo przy wypeinianiu
tymczasowych wakansow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
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ROOSEVELT ROAD.

Ma wuiosek aid. Tomana, pre-
wodniczacego komitetu ulic i
zaulk6w, rada miejska jednogloS
ME przyjela ordynans, a0y nazwe
t,licy 12tej zmieniono ma Roose-
Melt Road. Zanim zmiana wejdzie
W zycie, koniecznem jest azeby
burmistrz ordynans podpisa}.
Ulica ia zostaia rozszcrzona, 4
gdy MOVIE mostly mad rzeNa i ko-
lejami beda ukonczone, stan owS6
bedzie jedna Z g}ownych drog
acknowledgement W Chicago. gdyz
ci2gnie sic Cd bulwaru Michigan
"a granice miasta do rzek1 Des-
PLANES.