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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

tAs pnt-totic service tho Oklnhoman
Times viii publish want nds under this
hsiding tor J dsys. without charged
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FOR HENT-Niccly furnished room,
reasonable price. close In l3J ".
5th Maple 22H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

DEslRAHLE well located suite OF
rooms. vacant March / Maple i5i2.J,
NlCE Furnished room. adjoining bath.
working people preferred. al llnUl-
e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

FOR NENT-2 sleeping rooms. reason
able. close In. Phone walnut 66JJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

NlCE room In modern home. close In.
10 gentleman Walnut 2igS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

NICELY Lsrnlshrd modern southcnti
housekeeping room. with closet 40
W 7th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
ROOMS FOR RENT

3i2S g. BRoApwAYAunder new man
nscmont. clean, furnished modern
sleeping rooms! also trnnsients wal.
nut iO6S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

For RENT-l or . rooms. private.
modern. brick home; reasonable II
you want BOod room with Rll convent
euccs, come see these. 1901 East lOlh
81 Phone Maple ?72s-J.
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FRONT ROOM aud bedroom with
closet; south front; bath. 1915 West
i9th Walnut $50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

SOUTHEAST room. private entrance.
close tn bath, large closet, TO / or :
ladies employed Walnut 40g2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

room. front entrance. for nico gen
tlcman. modern. Gail 20 T. 3rd St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

NICELY furnished Touthc,I ioon. near
C7lO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

TWO light housekeeping rooms. down
stairs Is f. 9Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
,APER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS PApEREp. s2 and upy will
hrlug samples Also painting. Z. +.
Roach. walnut Sjt2.
ROOMS papcrcd. 5. and up. viii bring
samples painting reasonable. Maple
lInI ~ II lnnnM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

FOR RENT--i furnished room In pri.
yhto home; steam heat; walking dis
tnnce, Phone walnut 2li-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

NICELY FURNISHED sleeping room. In
private home; home privileges. clos
In Cnll Walnut bib6.
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'''' T' r'.f
CHEZ STEWARD desires position In
hotel. can furnish crew; best u ref
crynr,s N-l3. Okluhomuu.
TWO HCSTLERS want work on FARMS
or viii rent furnished farm on shares.
Address H-2ll, care Oklahomnn.
ANTED-position with reliable firm
iu office by young married man, age
II years: have finished four years col
lego work and can use typewriter, VIII
begin work ~ so per month. N-6.
ONlhoman.
POSITION WAN TIE D-FSpcrienccd
hardware gnd general merchandise
salesman. 10 years experience; capable
wun .pV m.,n'Hv. best Of references
EoV 215. Wan. okla.
WANTEb. Position with real estate
firm; references furnished Maple
22ll. tirrgory.
POSITION WANTED Nv frWrfS eN-
p,ricuped with s'ogk md implements
References. LEO. thlahomau.
/ MARRIED man. 30 years old; -four
/ years cNpctisnce In practice OF leW
/ and federal inikne tax work. and Ter
Ncrrs' general business experience, de-
| aircs association with reliable corpora
! ton In legal and accounting depart
mlnts Address L-2l. caro- Oklahomnn
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
sitting room nnd bedroom, 20 ladlei
employed, Phone Walnut 2Dsl. u
lifOndwhy circle.
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WANTED TO RENT-Four or 5-toom
house. by March list. can Walter,
Walnut Liis
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FOR RENT sleeping room. reasonable.
slj " Dewey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
DISTINGUISHED NURSE
VISITS A ANNAPOLIS


On Friday and Saturday Annapolis
entertained distinguished visitor III
the person III Miss Elizabeth Harlan.
daughter 81 Judge William Harlan.
who ss one az the few Maryland Red
Cross Nurses cited for bravery over-
seas during the world war
Miss EKarlAnd was one Of the Johns
Hopkins Unit abroad. and worked at
the front. and under shell FIRE. While
here she was the guest of Miss sarah
v. Sutherland, the District Nurse. With
whom she made the visiting rounds Of
thls district. III order to become &C.
quaInaed with the rontine.
Miss Harlan II tO engage h similar
work ln Hartford county. and II was
tor ths purpose og falniliarixing her
self with the method that she came
here UNDER guidance Of Miss sutIer-
land.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
COUNTY PRESS LEAGUE
MEETS AT GLEN BURNTE

Under the leadership Of George Wal
dron, the Free Press Defense League,
of Anne Arundel county. held d meet
Ing at Glen Burnie. yesterday after
noon and evening
The meeting was largely attended
hy memfers from the Third Fourth
and Fifth districts of the county and
from Baltimore City
There we're several speakers and
some good muse furnished by talent
from Baltimore.
superintendent Waldron spoke both
in the afternoon and evening, his ad-
dresses being devoted to the opposition
70 the alleged influence OF the Roman
Catholic Church in state affairs
Lunch was served to those remain
ing for the evening service.
A collection was taken 10 supply
funds for The purchase of hall and
to defray the expenses Of the work IN
Anne Arundel county and II II under
stood that very substantial amount
vas raised.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
LUCKY RETURN
or STOLEN CAR

Il Z
To have his seven -paaaengeT Buick
Iantomobile stolen and returned Eli
within q few hours. was the good luck
lof Mr. Alfred Moore. Maryland avenue,
who Is being congratulated BY his
friends upon his good fortune.
Mr.. Moore drove his cur 10 RaIti-
more Saturday ID purchase supplies
for his store, and had the machine
loaded up. He left II standing for q
minute on Lexington street. while he
crossed 70 the opposite side 10 puT-
chase some flowers. When he returned
the car was gone.
Making inquiry, Mr.. Moore vas told
two boys had taken the car, one getting
III. and leaving the door open. while
the other, who apparently stood guard,
got iii further down the street. Dir.
Moore Immediately reported tie theft
Of the ear to the baltimore police, who
put d tracer on igs trait
Early In the afternoon the car Was
seen HI washington where II had been
driven by Two boys, Who we're held
up because they had no district II.
ceIlae.
They were arrested, and Mr. Moore
went 20 Baltimore this morning 10 APP.
pear against them None Of the goods
purchased and stored III the car had
been touched.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
VALUABLE PROPERTIES
CHANGE OWNERSHIP.

E
Several transfers of real estale have
ire0szeEy besR made which, sav0lvetf
somA very valuable properties around
Annapolis. ana the consideration given
were notfceahly high
Col. Edward &. Dravo. u. s. Army.
has purchased So acres which were d
part of aberdeen. at price of
about $1,000. The property was for
merly owned b. Mr.. K II Melvin
The farm owned Ly Benjamin Wat
lsins. Jr. consisting oS lS7 acres, near
Rutland. has been purchased By Wm.
%. Tucker. Consideration $500
q. Thomas Llnthicnns has purchased
1l4 acres from William 0 Tucker,
Consideration 10000
Douglas Linthlcum has purchased
from M q, Tucker e6 acres Consid-
eralion 5000
Thomas s. Hopkins has purchased a
house and lot on Johnson Place from
Mrs. Mary E King
All al the above sales were collsuna-
mated by chas. r Lee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT
At Y. v. c. A. ROOMS
Miss Roclofs, Field Secretary.
Who Sails For Norway. TO BE
Honored BY Reception
FIELD WORKER LEAVES

M =
There will be open honse tonight
at the i w. G x. rooms, corner Fran
els street and State Circle, who're
public reception will he held III honor
|of the field secretary. Miss Roelofs,
who Is about 10 take leave of Annapo-
lis, where she organized the work and
10 whom lis success 10 this point III
due Ii Is hoped everybody Viii attend
this farewell reception at the Y. WI C,
Al. tonight from to 10 O'Clock. and
shake hands with Miss Roelogs 10
whom Annapolis owes So much and
wish her bon voyage.
The rooms viii all he thrown open
for inspection and tha Provisional
Committee 0g the ~. as we'll as
the House Committee viii be there to
receive the guests 10 whom cordial
welcome Is extended
Miss Roelofs leaves Annapolis to-
morrow for New York where she will
lie given final instruction and purchase
her equipment before sailing for Nor
way. thence to Russia. She will be
absent for several years. While III
New York she will fake special In
structlon hi the Russian language.
Miss Roeiofs Will sail with several
others for Christians Norway. on The
Frederick VIII, on July 81 The first
landing viii be made at Norway, where
they will take another h0at 10 Bergen.
and will sail along the coast to the
Arctic Ocean To Mursnan. thence 10
the White Sea 10 Arc Angel only six
months III the year Ii this route nayig
able to vessels. and this happens to
he the time. Other Y. w g. A. work
.ers Will be at Arc Angel. to give In
structIon for the rest of the trip Three
other X, WI q. A. workers will ac-
company Miss Roeiofs. and she Will
be joined by nnmber of others at
London.
IT is to honor Miss RpAlofs. WilO In
augnrated the Y. IN. G. ii. work Ia this
city and county that the public fecep-
tion on The eve OF her leave taking Ii
10 be held tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
cHAUTAUQUA TICKETS
FOR SERVICE MEN FREE

Fifty season tickets for the Chau-
#tauqna entertainments Of Jufy 2nd. 3rd
and 9Th, are being distributed 20 serv-
Ice men vino apply for them al the
Esladen Street Armory through the
courtesy Of the War Camp Community
Service. in order that the tickets may
be used for every performance those
who receive the tickets are Icing re-
Questad 10 hand them 10 someone else
for any performance which the recipi-
ent cannot attend So far as Id pos
slLle exchanges will be arranged at
the armory tending III an equal aisfri.
button Of the tickets among the men
of the service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
STATEMENT CONCERNING
ANNAPOLIS WATER
SUPPLY SITUATION

The following communication has
been received by the Evening Capital.
The order OF the State Board oi
Health requiring the construction Of
II water al.ration plant IN Annapolis
was drafted and dated June is.
After having received the seal and
signature Of the Executive officer. II
LEFT my office On June 18th. accom-
par led by a letter 10 Dr. M. G. Stone,
Deputy State Health officer. asking
him ID serve II On the officials of The
water company as soon rs possible
The Department acted upon It's own
Initiative In serving this order. with
due consideration concerning the con-
slition Of the wafer supply, and unin-
tiaenced either ~ any statement con-
earning the feeling of the people OF
annapolis as to the question of fIltra
H,ion or by the status 81 the Water
#Companys case IN the courts.
ROBERT III. MORSE.
Chief Engineer Z
juno 2s, 1919
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
II r1onIe Ot Annapolis:

ff ffgFi6 VI dHll0t tsflt{A
~ HI mtst vast she Datsems eiesr
sat.q nlstatnasgia. aa,l while 4
W duration piant eonnGrncsass fas
n mi Il i lalnfnlifm 81 expense II
,s s mar 5 safe rs,Fe and s.tfsS,sc.
ssl,g .iay M sss.i.r.d m all tifgpN
lsssinsl,ls bene,lt is tl,e uoss,l health
i sssllnanity would lnore than ant.
III rr,sstt,le af,nnsltInia III mo aarfy
,tIsst..s IL /, ,,g5,s,.r f,tSrafias, .tts IL
~ VI ~ .sss as' - ss, ss esss
81 81 ss,.,,,,,i,lI.i, y.,,,st se iFs.,ss .i.ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
AMERICAN LEGION TO
ORGANIZE LOCAL posts

e
Looking toward the organization of
post OF The American Legion. i
meeting Will be held lii the Bladen
street Armory tomorrow night. at
which officers OF the Legion will ex-
plain the objects De the body All
service men are invited 70 be present
at this meeting and large attendance
IS expected.
a membership or at least fifteen
men Is required FOR the establishment
ol i post. and II Is thought that at
least three posts of seyens live mems
#hers each can be established IN Anne
Arundel county. All persons are elf
giile to membership who were in the
military service of the United States
between April 6. 1917. and November
5, 1918. The organization is non~par-
tisan. It's constitution provides that
at least SO per cent of It's managing
officers shall be from the enlisted per-
sonnel Of the military service. The
many objects of the body aim al the
general benefit Of ex-service men who
take advantage of the opportunity to
become members
Mr.. G. r. Colbert, Assistant Local
Secretary or the w g. G. 81. IL at
tending d state meeting Of The AM
eNcan Legion In Baltimore this after
noon. Mr. Colbert viii have q great
deal of the responsibility of the or
gnnizatlon Of local posts.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
More Gyrxies Arrive

Stanley's hand of gypsles hns been
increased ny the recent arrival og
many gypsy men and children. be-
sides horses and ponies.
Yesterday the gypsy camp was vialt-
ed By large number of residents
from town and the county nearby,
many Of whom sought to have their
palms read. Nine. Wells Ii tais paine
reader.
The one gypsy III tho camp which
Is located near Parole. who attracts
more notice than the others il the old
woman. whose age IN said 10 be 10l.
Some who saw her yesterday naid .shs
locks IL,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
R RELATING TO
WATER SITUATION
show That ANY Interest
p.dy or Individual May
Maintain Action
TAKE OTHER STEPS


II fI.e action Of the Eity
eitt ID the order q the
,,,aent II Health directing
isn Ill i filtration plant
water supply Is intense,
@ representation of taxpay-
i,lzsts Will be at the meet.
apsius u BIZ na doubt that the
sl ,ote to TEST the matter in
rs thc laW provides Il u
I'M lhe ilYe who have made
,aIIlla iight II the cftys inter.
,l,js natter stand just where
befafe while Il Il understood
.blstlnan Wells, Smith and
III n8f believe that the com.
should be forced % construct
s,,,tn, 1t this time.
h,.,4 strange and City Counselor.
Eamsn have favored the eonsfrnc,
rs lIlfrafion plant, but there ia
l.en ID believe that they are.
|6sk e be governed by the plain
|.s.s II the people IN the matter,
4 sill yole with the others if II is.
vI4Iu that the general desire IN.
sss5sp The order Thua. the attend
I. II citizens generally BIT tonight'a
ssne il important
Asseh Iliteresi Il manifested In the
4, PROVISIONS Of The law which
81 lhe matter Tho Hoard Of
atas authorized 10 Issue such Or.
7 uaier Section "a. of Article s. Of
,4e This provides When the
Z Bard III Healtl, finds. upon Id.
,alIou TIM any water supply Or
,ase system, or refnae disposal
sA il ii any way d nienace ID
saA al comfort. or Ii creating d
ssspg aud condition cannot be
a,atiy improved. lii the opluion
Il Eeard BY mere change In the
Aol u operation. the State Board
Hath shall BE- empowered to Il.
ass sf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Yacht In IFa,r

The trlg little yacht Queen the
Second. was III the harbor with d
pleasure party aboard over Sunday.
and was anchored on Clarks wharf.
nc Ii the second trip here of Queen
the Second in the last month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
NOTICE

IN order that eve heaSe
iii AnnapolIn nsay De
dacor On the most n.sth
bse ash Il July 81 Aze Y
history vfe have ~
supply aach rs0n o viii
hrin9 fhsa card 90 fhe EyeHs
inr plsaa Once. 0gssr
With S9S III gs. a A ats
al tha anost cotsnn 9Antilag
seral saher = e
0ldar SID pole.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
/.

The following marriage licenses
were issued BY me Clerk d the Court:
CLARK Alfred Rider. 2a. and Ethel
stakely MnNeta. Is. both oe washing
ton.
Iasss Il 1Aedford, q. and Clara M
Bell. al. both 0e Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
nifed States District

Unifed States District
fHornes Sauael Il Den-
MS This uloyHlgg GsiI0If,if
I'd in Baltimore that fer tie
finite bring, saloons sVoald
be ailoaed % kecb open,
and sell brey ard ligilt
aaes, H0t more than 2 s-
bcY ccAf. GIcOiIOl
This sardns that flie Sa
LOOKS of BditiaRorr s,H not
ciosf up Jiuall 4 af naidai9Ist
tonight as has bee'i Her
ally sstp fosfd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
NOTICE

p Directors af The Annapolis Saw
as'i;sliiaa haye declared semi
aaal dividend s. per cent for the
! months ending June Goth. 1919
4 Is pat % nepositor's Books OIa
asler July lati 1918,
B. ALLEN WEIGH Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

II Is necessary for q man to have
q certaia amount Of pull 10 even take
time By the foFelock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
"A ARare Opportunity 7

TO secure 4 home of seven
rons, newly papered and paint
ed III white enamel: floors fln-
ished in waterproof varnish.
Property Is less than one hun-
dred feet from the water On
Chesapeake Avenue. Eastport.
belonging 10 d naval ofEicer who
has been ordered to SEA
Also house of fve rooms. No.
III Fifth street. Eastport Both
Of these properties can be pur-
chased at less than the lumber
Bill would Be al this time. For
further particulars sec
CLARENCE 4. TYLER
2sf First Street.
Eaatport
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
NOTICE

lpsilnied on E'ake alx. !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
NQTI..':.

haya reeensly moved from ms old No.
cation @ Main street, to 30. KnQwsa@ the
public are h0neecieAnlng want S0u 70.
know am atsIi buying Old shoes, meus
ana ladies elothtng, also fnFmisuFes rags
And mating,
Phone sol b. PAULINE HESO044s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

a.per ii not delivered : 4.
r psloes ana you viii
Il Il. 4 COPY Wlli
IL speclal bog.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

lnned "a rage Six
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-25
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

stwa jest gl6wnym celem komi-
toti1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-25
Z Blura nsisuruIoslcznsgs.

Wsch6d slonca godzinie 5:54.
Zach6d slonca o godzinie 7:42.
-
Pogoda w Chicago / okoliCy: Dzi'
iai 1 prawdopodobnie jutro pogod'
he 1 nteco cieplej; wiatr umiarko-
ranv p5lnocno-wschodni wschodni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: MAJ
yy1sza wczoraj godzinie 5 popoiu-
lniu: Al stopni, najniisza o godzinie
wieczorem: SO stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-25
SPRAWA BURLESONA CZE-
KA DECYZYI PREF.
WILSONA.
Washington, Is kWietnia.


I'Nieporozumienia W partyi demo-
kratycznej, spowodowane zatrzy-
maniem poczmistrza generalne-
20 Burlesona w gabinecie PREF.
Wilsona, przybra}y tax wielkle
proporcye, &c niezadiugo sam
prez. Wilson bedzIe musia1 spra-
we te wziac w swe rece.
Kwestya, czy Burlcson pozo-
stanie ma stanowisku, czy tcz H.
staple musi, zalezec bedzie cd
samego prez. Wilsona. Burlcson
ma swoje usprawiedliwienic wy
slai do PREF. Wilsona dfugie spra
wozdanie, w kt6rcm oskarza wy
dawnictwa pism peryodycznych
"a obecny ma niego atak.
w koiach urzedowych krazy
pog}oska, &c zaraz po zebraniu
sic nastepncgo Kongresu, rozpo-
cznie sic inwestygacya admini--
stracyi rBurlesona. Demokratycz-
nj przyw6dcy ME sa "a inwcsty-
gacya, ME sa "a MIA reublikanie,
kt6rzy beda kontrolowac nastep-
ny Kongres.
Gcneralny poczmistrz poraz
wt6ry odpowiedziaf ma krytyke
swych nieprzyjaci6}; tvm razem
napadi ma kompanie Postal ~Tc-
legrapt'. oskarzajac ia o niepla-
Genie podatku.
Nv Stanach Zjednoczonych
Jest oko}o 10000 r6znych kompa-
nil tclefonieznych i telegraficz-
nycl,. m6wif BuTleson. Generalny
poczmistrz mia} tylko jedna
nieporozumienie - Postal Tele
graph and Cable Co." Kompania
ia Jest iedyna tego rodzaju kom-
pania. kt6rej zeznania zlozone
pod przysiega pred komisya we
wnetrzna dotvczacc wartosci real
nosci i innych, ME odpowiadaja
zeznaniom ziozonym pred gene
ralnym poczmistrzem."
w inncm natomiast miejscu,
Burleson zaprzecza, jakoby "a
prowadziG chciai tyrahskie prawa
i zakaza} publikacyi pisma peryo
dycznego Postal.
PALMER ZABRONI WYRO--
BU PIWA Cd PIERWSZEGO
MAJA.
Philadelphia, rs kwietnia. -
Department sprawiedliwosci po
VIOLA do odpowiedzialnosci, kaz-
dego browarnika ktoryby wazya
sic wyrabiac piwo po pierwszym
maja. Powyzsze ostrzezenie wy
dai A. NJ. Palmer, prokurator ge-
neralny.
Rad ukarze kazdego ma mocy
aktu dotyczacego konserwacyi
zywnosci, ktora zabrania wyrobu
piwa cd pierwszego maja a sprze
darzy cd pierwszego lipca.
,,Bez wzgledu ma to, czy piwo
zawiera tylko diva i try czwar-
te procent alkoholu, czy tez vie
Gel, wyrob piwa bedzie absolut-
ME wzbroniony," oswiadczyl Pal
mer. ,,Bedziemy Gala surowo-
scia przestrzegac wojennej prohi-
bicyi a prosekucye beda oddane
departamentowi sprawiedliwo'
Sci"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-25

sem zdobyiaby dominacye mad
calym Swiatem.
TAX Johnson, jak ]. NJ. Par
kcr, magnat ,,bawe}niany" &c Sta
now pofudniowych, oswiadczyi
sic przeciw rzadowej wiasno-
sci okretow handlowych i warsz-
tatow okretowych, wskazuyec NJ
rzadowa administracye kolei ze-
laznych, jako nieudaly ekspery-
ment, kt6ry sic okazuje nadzwy-
czaj kosztownym, bo rad ME po-
trait czy ME chcc zaprowadzit me
!! tod oszczednosciowych.
Przyjeto wczoraj take zarys
ogolny stabilizacyi przemysiu a
merykahskiego okreslonym pro-
gramem handlu zagranicznege.
Zarys ten ma bye szczegd}owo
opracowany dis przez komitet z
80 osob w hotelu Congress.
NOVA WALKA PRZECIW
BURN. THOMPSONOWI.
Azeby pozbawic burn. Thomp
soma kontroli mad rada szkolna,
droga przeniesienia wiadzy mia
nowania czlonkow tejze rady z
burmistrza do rady miejskiej,
wczoraj zorganizowai sic komi-
tet p. n. Save The Schools Com
mittee", kt6ry wszelkiemi silami
popiera odnoSny bill, wniesiony
W legislature stanowej.
Ma czele komitetu jest major
A. A. Sprague. Oto inni czlonko-
vie komitetu: Matthew Woll, Al
fred c. Mayer, C. R. Latham, II.
II. Merrick, DR.. Isaac A. Abt, ).
B. Steele, Clarence S. Darrow, ].
M. Cudahy, Capt. Marshall Field
III, ]. A. Lynch, D. R. Mlennan,
porucz. Col. Noble B. Judah, Wal
lace Hickman, S. L. Avery, 0.
C. Doering, James Davis, A. T.
Adds, George Perkins, DR.. Will
liam H. Wilder. DR.. ]. NJ. bod
son, Richmond Dean, T. w. Ro-
binson, II. NJ. Byllesby, William
H. Winslow, L. T. Jamme, Sey-
mour Morris, F. w. Upham, E.
f. Swander, F. D. Hubert. pani
w. Fl. Winslow, pani Harriet
Vittum, pani Frank H. Scott, pa
nj Joseph T. Bowen, pani Ira
Couch Wood, pani w. S. Heffer-
nan, pani B. Auerbach, pani Har
ry Hart.
Najprz6d proszono burmistrza
Thompsona, ably bill TAXI popari
dla dobra miasta szkoi publicz-
nych, lecz gdy odmowil, postano
wiono zawiazac komitet, ktory
starac sic bedzie o ubezwladnie-
ME burmistrza odnoSnie do VIA
dzy mad rada szkolna. Sekreta-
rem komitetu jest <takze officer
wojskowy, major T. R. Gowen-
lock. Biuro komitetu otworzono
w budynku Monadnock
Uwolnienie rady szkolnej i
szk6i publicznych cd politykier-