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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
AM.E. ZION CONFERENCE ADJ0URNS
PREDJUD|CE COSTS HIM
HIS SALARY
JUDGE REPRIMANDs HIM, MAKES
HIM FOREVER INELIGIBLE
TO SERVE ON PANEL.

Cincinnati, Ohio, June 24--For liar.
boring a prejudice against the Negro
race, which could not be Influenced by
his oath as a juror, Harry w. Jones of
the Eighth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa, was
expelled from the jury. His pay for the
last week IS service was taken from aim
and recommendation was made that
his name be omitted permanently from
the jury wheel.
Jones had been summoned as pros
peetive juror The first question asked
by Attorney William H. Stanton, coun-
sci for Green, was: Mr.. Jones, have
you any prejudice against colored peo-
ple9"
eyes, sir, l have" replied Jones.
Mr.. Stanton Immediately asked Judge
WATSON to severely reprimand Jones,
after he again declared that he could
not render a just verdict against a Ne
gro, as his prejudice would plobably
influence him. Judge Wasson expelled
him from the panel fined him his pay
..nd ssssstcsFs- he sasntd Sv-rfs- IA
letter to the jury commissioners, ask.
ing that Jones IS name be omitted per-
manently from the wheel.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
PANAMANIAN VIoLINIST AND
SONG WRITER.

Mr. William Galway, native of Pana-
ma dropped in the office of the Chicago
Whip and showed us his rev song called
+" Remembrance which lie attends to
place on the market.
Mr.. Galway is one of the recent ad-
ditions to the musical staff of Chicago
he is violinist of rare ability and a
song writer of exceptional merit. He
has been requested to have this special
song, Remembrance arranged for
orchestra, and it will be played at the
Municipal Pier by Charles Elgar s band
Mr.. Galway is making Chicago his
home and resides at 554S Harper avenue
where interviews and appointments may
be made for musical work with him.
He is a member of local 208 of the
American Federation Of Musicians.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
SOUTH PLEADS FOR NEXT SESSION OF
MILITANT RACE ORGANIZATION

Among the striking features of the
resolutions were:
(I A two-fold program that fights
the injustices heaped upon the Negro
and at the same time conducts an educa-
tional program to change the Negro s
psychology from passive submission to
intelligent militant collective action.
(2) Cooperation with every agency
working for civic or political improve
ment of the Negro.
(3) A demand for Congressional in
vestigation of treatment of Negro SOL
diers at home and abroad.
A demand that a larger body of
,egro men be appointed to West Point
and Naval Academy.
(5) A demand for Federal legislation
such as shall give the Government at
Washington absoA---.y control of the
investigation of and punishment for
ynehing.
(6) A announcement of Jim Crowism
as being illegal, unconstitutional in that
such laws interferes with interstate
traffic and call upon Congress to ex-
ercise its powers under the commerce
clause.
(7) A demand for the enforcement of
all constitutional amendments. An en-
forcement of the 18th, 14th and 18th
amendments.
(s) A right to sit upon the jury which
passes judgment upon him.
(9) A vote for every colored man and
woman.
The resolution included a definite ac-
tion against eveas.N - +, IF the Ameri-
en- pledges and the American white
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Senator Spencer Proves a Friend

Prof. J. S. Harris, president of the
Negro Educational Congress was sworn
in Tuesday morning as clerk in the
United States senate. The man whC
stood all of the abuses from the Sunny
South and to whom all honor is due for
the appointment of this Negro educator
was Senator Selden Spencer of Mis-
souri,. Prof. Harris is one of the best
known Negro educators in this section
He has been referred to by men of let
ters as being a walking encyclopedia
of the practical type.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03

public in its attitude toward the Negro.
Plans for publicity, educational prop
aganda and legal action touched every
vital issue which concerns the Negro.
Speeches were made by the foremost
men of the country, white and black.
Every organization dealing with any
aspect of the problem was also repre-
sented, among which were Urban
League, Welfare Association, Grand
Army, Y. W. C. A.-Y. NJ. G. A., A. S.
Bureau of Negro and Labor, Colored
of America and others.
The Spingarn Medal was awarded tn
Archibald Grimke of Washington and
master anti-Lynching Mass Meeting
closed the Conference.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Dog Attacks Human Head.

The beast advanced upon prey showing his steel
gums and sharp jagged teeth first gouged out the LETT eye
leaving hanging thread of human flesh oled and rolled
upon cheek leaving bloody cavity in its stead 1t then
tore right side OF the face leaving the teeth and naked
bone victim exposed The scalp then torn off IN patches
leaving the skull uncovered before sympathetic blood
drew her crimson its murdere The right then
out leaving the could reproduce
because spectacle would have parazed with SOUL and
artists have the poor mans lips parted in dying groans
the his head and wagged before the OF
life of the victim then taken
Prominent Colored Citizens Forced to Watch Murder.
Another phase added this horrible crime The most
prominent people the vicinity hunted like wild beasts
African ungles until the last and woman was rounded up
bv meces mob They then put into
hurried the marder at the point
of revovers.
According the testimony OF Whip representative the cood
the they dared to publish
they had witnessed The white matter OF course
muzzed Only paper has published this horrible
crime, the New York Evening Post.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Cage Built.

IAN iron cag five feet square especially built by
ans vaccinations This strong and stable
ogh impson modern Hercules 1t OF death 1t
M placed over the coored and the foamng
yne bulldog placed Murder horrible terrible the
air sang and looked unashamed and little
children pratted the edge OF the crowd
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
N. A. A. @. P. HAS MOST REMARK
ABLE CONFERENCE IN HIS
TORY OF ORGANIZATION.
June 1928, 1919.
June 1928, 1919.
-
Especial to The Chicago Whip.)

Especial to The Chicago Whip.)
Cleveland, Ohio, June 30, 1919-Wel-
coined to Cleveland by Mayor and Cham
Der of Commerce and heralded by the
white press of the city, the N. A. A. c.
p. held its Tenth Annual Conference
and its sessions were epoch making.
Over 200 delegates from thirty states
and Ill branches brought problems, re-
suits from the entire country.
At one session $11 800 was pied
for the national work in less than
minutes.
The conference was marked by its
militant attitude, intelligent considera-
tion of problems and vision in prepara-
ton for program for thescoming year.
1t was remarkable to hear the testi-
mony of southern delegates. The prob
lens they have met and overcome, the
growth of the association in the South
to the extent that at present it repre-
sents the major portion of the member
ship. It showed that the awakening of
the Negro in the South is fast crystalliz-
ing into definite action and organization.
This is shown by the fact that the
next annual conference is to be in At
lanta, Ga. Better than that, the con
ference is going on the invitation of
the Governor Of Georgia, the Mayor of
Atlanta and the press of the Chamber
Of Commerce of Atlanta, assurance be
mg given for delegates in the matter of
accommodation, treatment and courtesy.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Bulldog Infuriated with Red Pepper.

ntamed bulldog who recognized no human master and
led only by the leash and the strap then brought to
crime. gunny sack OF red pepper was secured and
the brutes head the pepper filling his eyes it maddened
he'd his throat terrifying him, and stenched his nostr
OF evil and terror. The brute snapped and
aA ,y to be restrained When his fury had reached
avn .te heat the sack lifted and his bloodshot
-vA ION the human head resting on the breast OF
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Forces Prominent CoIored
Citizens TO View Crime
newspapers Muzz|ed

d.. d the mo babarous, hendish nhuman murders,
echnicaly styled whngs was eomhted IN VickSpuis Miss
yeek The seams of this poor reek unto heaven The
~ s dsin eating remains fill the nors OF civilization
The Whip apology for being forced to give account OF
s terrible dredation committed human being, but
wa give you them as 'ou gave US 10 near ana sec m ~
Coored fwas accused oil intimacy WIN "l'e woman III
Vcksburg Mis- 80 overt aets Oh hho amy "eie O''
suspected niaey eoisu'u'eu INC m VI III" man
o;zed FIVE hundred white heathens and
- aud caed lot satisfy the cravings OF the
Negroblood png South with aiaooeai wickeaness' i cap
tains of cranned the death Oh TINS man win more
ingenuity did the ancient Nero VINO uSed human podes @
sehss i gaIasp saa VINO drank i'e ''0'
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Buried Alive.

dug deep enough to receive this poor man standing
as placed in this dugout OF death only his head being
yer the earths surface Dirt was then firmly packed
und the man. and these used posts to beat the
ing this poor man to make sure that his lower limbs
,vabe and secure This however was useless, because
already been roped behind by the sows OF Southern
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
THE CREIGHTON COLLEGE
STUDENTS J|MCROWS
COLORED MAN IN
CHEATING PLOT
DISCRIMINATION IN A NEW FORM
WAS BROUGHT no LIGHT IN
NEBRASKA fCoLLEGE.
Especial to The Chicago Whip }


Lincoln, Neb., june 24--In recent
investigation by Attorney General G. A.
Davis, one hundred Nebraska dental
students were found guilty of a plot to
do wholesale cheating in the State ex-
animation. This Investigation has at
tracted Statewide attention, because a
majority of the leading professional men
in the West are graduates of this in
stitution, besides the student body is
composed very largelyof students from
the most prominent f&hilies in this sec
ton.
cheaters From Tw4universities.
The invesfieatiess.:11 disclosed that
fortv-eight OF the cl.ssaters were from
Creighton College in Omaha, and thirty
nine from the University of Nebraska
made an agreement to take "ponies -
ineo INC examination RUM W iiue III
to the Secretary of State office and OBJ
tain license to practice These men laid
Fheir plans very carefully. They were
not sufficiently cunning, however, to con-
ceal the fact that they refused to let j.
A. Singleton, colored student of
Creighton College, who was taking the
examination to even catch hold of the
"pony's ears to say nothing of rid
ing him into the Secretary of State of
fee to obtain license. Singleton passed
the examination with very high aver
age.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
VIGOROUS PROTEST IS
IGNORED BY MAYOR
COLORED WOMAN APPOINTED
MEMBER OF WELFARE
BOARD TO BE
RETAINED

Omaha, Neb., June 26-Three mem
bers of the majority of the Public We'll
fare Board of this state formed a COM
mittce to protest the appointment of a
Colored woman as member of the board
to succeed Frank A. Kennedy, state Ia
Dor commissioner Mayor Smith listened
attentively to the arguments that they
proposed, they based their claims for
protest on the ground that the colored
woman was not competent to serve il
that capacity, and in addition that the
white members on the board would not
work in harmony with Negro.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-07-03
Mayor Proved Competency of the O.
"a Woman

The mayor turned to his desk and
pulled out the almost matchless record
Of Mrs. Julia Hndlin, who has been a
Y. w. G. A. worker in Chicago, New
York and other cities together with the
recommendation from many of the lead
ing wlhte and colored citizens of the
country, as to her special and general
fitness for the position. Seeing that
there was no chance to prejudice the
mayor on these grounds the committee
then made this statement, "Mr. Mayor,
we do not believe it is possible to find
a Negro woman in the U. s., who is
fitted to hold the position and further
it would not be to the best interest of
Negro citizens" These objections were
over.ruled, Mrs. Hudlin was appointed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
KABLOGRAM DZIENNIKA
CHICAGOSKIEGO.

Londyn, %. stycznia. - Hra.
bia Sobahski przy moim odjez--
die do Paryza powiadomii q
wszystkiem komisye Janasza
Polski. a nianowicie o ogromnyn
braku brania. butow, poScicli, kol
der. Tysiacc lekko ubranych
dzieci Spi ma ziemi zmarznietcj
przynierajac giodem, rozszerza.
jac choroby, zwiekszajac procena
smierci w przerazajacym stopniu.
Dlatego akcya konisyi Hooverl
jest tenn konieczniejsza. Hrabia
dowiedziai sic pomocy W tel
sprawie re strony polsko-amery-
kanskiego ludu, ktory wysle okret
z New Yorku, kiedy Gdansk be.
die zajety przez alianckie pol.
skie armie w ciagn dwoch tygod
nj, co staio sic rnozliwem przez
utworzenie polskiego rzadu. Ma
pytanie, dlaczego krazyiy pred
tenn wieSci 0 armii polskiej walcza
eel w Gdansku i w Poznanskiem.
hrabia odpowiedziai, re czynils
to niemiecka propaganda, ably
podniecic Niemcow w Gdansku
skionic ich do oporu przeciwko
Polakom.
KS. Rektor Dukanski, ktory
przybyi dzisiaj Rygi przez Ko-
penhage ma brytyjskim krakow
niku Prince Margaretta" zezna.
je, re caiy kler W Petrogradzie O.
brabowany zostaf przez bolszewi-
kow, ktorzy nakiadaja kary !
zdzieraja zioto, srebro i zboze
pod -grozba srnierci. lego zda.
MEM albo nastapi natychmiasto'
wa okupacya Rosyi przez alianc-
kie arnie. albo giod powstanie
przeciwko bolszewikom. Wiele
jest dowodow niemiecko-bolsze-.
wickiej kooperacyi ma froncie mad
Dzwina. Oponenci grupowani So
po piecdziesieciu zmuszani dc
wykopania sobie wiasnych gro'
bow, a potem rozstrzelani. Naste-
pne grupy musza przykryc te
groby i wykopae nowe dla siebie'
Rad angielski jest bradzo zad1
wolony z polskiego rzadu j jest
gotow do wszelkiej kooperacyi.
(Podp.) FIR. H. Janiszewski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
PRZECIW JEZYKOM OBCYM
w SZKOLACH ELEMENTAR-
NYCH.
Rada Obrony proPonuje przedso.
zenie takiej ustawy stanowej.

Samuel Insult. prezes Stano-
wei Rady Obrony, wczoraj O.
Swiadczyl. ze organizscya ia pra-
cujc obecnic mad projcktem usta-
wy stanowcj. zabraniajaccj uZy-
wanna jezyk0w obcych we wy
kIadach we wszyStkich szko}ach
elemcntarnych W Stanie Illinois.
Projekt ten, Skoro bedzie goto--
wy, bedzie przediozony legisla-
turze stanowej-z L prosbq o prze-
proWadzenic.
Podobno projekt ten bedz'c
wzorowany ma uStawodaWstWie
W Wisconsin. .Proponowanem be
die. azeby we wSzyStkich szko.
lach elementarnych. tax publicz-
nych jak parafialnych, do Nto-
rych uczeszczajq dzieci we wicku
Cd lat 6 do If. uzyWanO tylko an
gielskiego jezyka we wykladanlu
podStawowych przedmiotow.
Ma to oznaczac, ze wediug pla
I'll zniesione ma bye uzywanie
Jezykow obcych W nauce arytme-
tyk;, gramatyki, sylabizowania i
innych podobnych podstawo.
wych przedmiot6w.
w opinii p. Insulla amerykanl,
zacya og6lna jest konieczna. Sa-
dzi, re wymaga tegQ zdrowy i
trwaly patryotyzm. Sk}ada uzna-
nie obywatelom obcego pochodze
MA "a ich przywiazanie do kra-
j6w, Z ktorych przybyli, oraz do
swych pierwotnych tradycyi.Lecz
dodaje, re .,nie ma zadnego po-
.wodu, dlaczego my (Ameryka-
n;e) many nadal utrzymyWac /
szerzyG jezykowa wieza Babel
przez drugie. a nawet trzecie /
czwarte pokolenie. A jednak via
Snie to czynimy w szkofach OBJ
cojezycznych w Ameryce. One
wIaSnie najwiecej potrzebujq a,
merykanizacyi w interesie zdro--
wego i trwaiego patryotyzmu'
Me nam mic przeciw wyk}adaniu
jezyk6w obcych w szkolach anne
rykansk;ch. Jestem jednakze
przeciwny szkolom obcojezycz-
nym w Ameryce... Stanowa Ra-
Ga Obrony sqdzi, re byiby to mai
wiekszy krok w kierunku amery-
kanizacyi, jaki m0znaby powziac.
Dlatego to, azeby prace swa zao-
kraglic. krok ten rekomenduje le-
gislaturze stanowej w Springfield
die"
Jest rzecza pewna. re wobec
powyzszego projektu organiza--
eye polskie, NE wspominajac or
garizacyi innych narodowosci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
ALIANCI ZADECYDUJA
DZISIAT o KWESTYI ROSYr.

DZlSlAJ y hWES II NOo l.
Paryl, %. stycznia. - Ma dzi-
sieiszem posicdzeniu najwyzszeJ
rady Alianckiej sformulowany be
die prawdopodobnie ostateczny
plan dziaialnoSci Aliantow
wzgledem Rosyi. Pc dwudnio-
wvch obradach przedstawiciele
ME doszli jeszcze do zupeinej Ego
dy, ale gl6wne linie planu juz 20
staly zakreSlone. 'Przekonano sic,
re ME znajdzie sic jeden jakis ra-
dvkalny Srodek, ktoryby sytuacys
W Rosyi zupelnie tlleczy}, ale ze
trzeba bedzie dzialac w wielu
loierunkach. Pierwszym punktem
tego planu jest, re zadna strona
wrogich sobie zywioi6w W Ro-
syi. ami bolszewiki ami ich przeci'
wnicy, ME otrzymaja prawa przed
stawicielstwa spraw rosyJsklch
na Kongresie. ale re pewnego ro-
dzaiu inwestygacya co do stosun'
k6w w Rosyi bedzie przedsiewzle
ia bez wzgledu ma obecnoSc W
Parvzu czlonk6w tel lub owej
grupy.
Dunski ambassador do Rosy
Harold Scavenius. zdai sprawe
ze stosunk6w obecnych W Rosy
co take przyczyniio sic wielce do
odrzucenia propozycyi porozu-
mienia sic z bolszewikami. AM
basador Scavenius byl ostatnlm
przedstawicieli panstw, ktorzy
opuscili Petrograd; podnosh on
takze iak inni daremnosc jakrch--
kolwiek wysitkow celem nawia--
z.nia stos,rnk6w z bolszewrkaml
Odczytai przytem pewlen artySuf
;ednego przewodcow boiszew1-
ck;ch. ktorv twierdzi, re premier
LIovd George prezydent Wilson
sa "a Ronserwatywni dla boIsze-
wik6w Da} take dokladne intor-
macve co do sA bolszewicklch.
wykazujac. ze armia ich ME Prze-
nosi 10000 uzbrojonych zofnie--
rzv, reszta zas to ludzie bez bro
nj. amunicyi. ubrania, butoW'
Czerwona armia rekrutuje sic
Drzewaznie przymierajacych
gIodem wiesniakow, ktorzy chwy
cai sic tego $rodka, ably otrzy-
mac pozywienie i zoid.
Urzedowy komunikat wczoraI-
szv oglasza takze, il kwestya pro-
cedurv byla przedmiotem obrad'
ChodziIo mianowicie o wyZna-
czenie dw6ch komitetow, jedne-
90 dla wyznaczenia odszkodowa-
MIA "a. straty pomesione W wol-
ME. drugiego dla przygotowanla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
7 Biura HstsureIugIeznags.

Zach6d slofca godzinie 1912.
Zach0d sioiica O .gOdzinie 4:52.
POgOda W Chicago okolicy: Dzi-
Siaj jutro pOchmurnie; dzisiaj cie-
pIej. jutro chiodniej. Wiatr unfair
kowany, zmienny, p6zniej p6inocny.
y
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyisza wczoraj godzinie 8 Po po-
Rudniu: 81 stopni, najnizsza o godzl-
nae s rano: A stoDni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
PoInoc Mi|itarna d|a Po|Ski
Rada A|iant6W RozStrzygnie
DziSiaj Te SpraWq,
Paderewski |ub Wasi|eWski Drugim
Delegation ma KoogreS.
Chfopcy Dziewczeta Bronia Lwowa.
Sytuacya Zywnosciowa " Polsce Crozua. -
Okrucienstwa Bolszewikow.
Chfopcy Dziewczeta Bronia Lwowa.
WLAsNY KABLOGRAM DzlENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO.
SPRAWA MILITARNEJ PO-
MOCY OLA POLSKI PRED
RADA ALIANTCW.

Paryz, %. stycznia. - w zwia-
zku kwestya rosyjska, ktora
byla przedmiotem wczorajszych
dyskusyi W Radzie Aliantow, roz
trzasano takze sprawe bolszewl-
zmu W Polsce pomocy militar--
nej dla Polski. Prezydent Will
son otrzymat jak najdokiadniej--
sze informacye co do stanu bol-7
szewizmu w Polsce, gdzie arrnla
bolszewikow rosyjskich zagraza
Warszawie. Spodziewanem jest,
ze podjete beda nowe usitowania
i propozycye, ably armie alianckie
dopomogiy pclskiej armii przynaJ
mniei matcryalcm wojennyrn'
Kwestya ia bedzie jednak roz-
strzygnieta dopiero ma dzisieJ'
seem posiedzeniu Rady miedzy-a-
lianckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, sroda. - stycznia: Sw.
WiRcentego VI.
Pie6dziesiata sz0sta ROcZnica Po-
wstania ListopadOwego.
JutrO. czwartek. % stycznia: Sw.
Jana Jalmuz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

" SzpitaIu fo>t Graduate H.
mari WczoraJ +. badorl' ftory o.
logo Din. postrZclohy |oS'a'
przez SzuIeroW' badorf' Wcd'uS
lnformacy udzieIon!oh Po'''yi
FrzeZ Mlllych SZtlIcroW re South
SIDE mlaI 90 "Statl''eJ chW'l' pro
Wad|Ic dWic nory SzVIcrSi<ic' led-
nq przy roSu uI'c Calumet I D.
d druS9 FT|E 'oSo ul'c N''N'
worth ave- ! 'ISzcl' Foi'cya 1t
rrzeHonala' re |emsta byta po--
Wodeh Je@o Sm'crcl'
Atak ma Bandorfa byi picrW-
Sym czterech, ktore szybko po
sobie nastqpi}y. Drugim byl atak
ia {. Stillwel!a. WczOraJ WykO-
nano diva ataki. w ktorvCh Obie
oiiary zosta}y zabite.
W przedmicSciu Stickncy "
Skradzionym automobile zamor-
dowany zostaf Jimmy" Cherin,
przczwany .,pawem", znany jake
bandyta, rewolwcrowicz. zIodziej
automobilowy herSzt szajki.
,,Tony" De Brouse, alias Tony
Rcnni, alias The 1amaIe Kid'
hcrszt szajki zlodzici irachto-
wych. znalezionv zostal ma rogu
ulic 90tej s. State. gdzie GO
wyrzucono L automobilu. Mia} ma
sobie dzicwiec ran Cd kul rewoI-
wetowych.
PoIicya sqdzi. ze zamordowa-
ME Cherina i De Brousc a ma
zwiazek morderstwem Stillwel-
la. TAX Cherin jak i De Brouse
mieli wrog0w miedzy swymi
kamratami, a zwlaszcza Cherin,
kt6ry by} arogancki uwaza} sic
"a kacvka miedzy swoimi. Zaw-
sze przv podziale tupu Cherin
zadaf lwiei czesci. Cherin mia1
bye dawniej wsp6lnikiem Edwar-
da Wheeda. kt6ry przed kilku
miesiacami zostal powieszony "a
morderstwo. oraz mial bye wsp6l
nikiem innych notorycznych
zbrodniarzy.
'Policva takze sadzi. ze by}a
ryWallzacya pomledzy szaJka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
2E WIEzNI0W UCIEKLO: SA
w DRODZE DO CHICAGO.

OkoIo - wieIni1w, przewainie
SkazancOw L Joiict. wczoraj vie
czorcm wyiamaio sic w;ezicnia
powiatowcgo W Rock Island.
%dHie zatrlldnicni byli pod paro-
lem W arScnalc rzqdDwym. Mic-
dzy mimi 81 mordcrcy. wlamywa-
czc rabusic Chicago.
Wczoraj otrzymano wiado-
nose W Chicago. zc zbicgowic 50
w drodzc do Chicago w skra-
dz:onych automobilach. Natych.
miast porucznik Sullivan Z biura
detc'itywow wyslat diva oddzialy
detcktywow, uzbrojonych W ka-
rabiny, azcby i'm rrzccieli droge.
PoliCyantow take poslano na
wSzystkie divorce koiejowe W Chi
cago, azeby ujqt tych zbicg6w
kt6rzy przybedq do Chicago po.
oiagami.
Wedlug iniormacyi Z Rock
Island wiezniowic wylamali sic
bez swych zakiet0w. AIajq mice
take diva rcwolwery, ktorc "a
brali strozom.
Podobno czterech zbieg6w uje-
to w godzine po ucieczcc. POI
niej rozeszla sic pogloska. ze Ii
jcto trzech. Lecz ami jedncj ami
'drugiej pogioski ME sprawdzono.
Jest to rodobno najzuchwalsza
ucieczka wiezni0w W historyi
Stan0w Zjednoczonych.
Me wiadomo dotychczaS, ia
kim sposobem tax wielka liczba
wiezni6w wylama}a sic jednoczes
ME ze swych eel. Opozycya str6.
z0w byfa daremna. Dwoch Z Mich
rzucono ma ziemie, jednego, ].
Sextona, wjezniowie postrzelili.
Wiezienie w Rock Island ma
bye bardzo starej konstrukcyi
Pc wyfamaniu sic eel i ubezwla7
dnieniu strozow wiezniowie Z Ia.
twoScia wydostali sic ma ulice.
Ma rozkaz szeryfa Millera zaIn
knieto natychmiast wszystkie
wyjScia miasta rozeslano "a
wiadomienia do wSzystkich po-
bliskich miast.
ZNcW TRZECH GINIE WE
WALCE APASZoW.
Chicagoskie szajki apaszow
prowadza miedzy soba krwawa
wojne o kobiety, o }upy, albo tez
mszcza sic na tych kamfatach,
ktorych uwazaja "a zdrajc6w i
donosicieli.
w nied'ziele mad ranem zamor-
dowany zostai Charles Stillwell,
notoryczny wiamywacz, ma balu
w itlubie Grogana.
Wczoraj grono krwawych ofial
powiekszono o trzech.