davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
WiadomO$Ci Town
Of Lake..

Oh. Roman Kowalewski, wsp6l-
w3asciciel banku przy narozniku 51ej
i So. Throop ul., wyjezdza "a dni pa
re do Buffalo, n. Y, ma sejm Wy
chodztwa Polskiego, jake upowaznio-
nv delegat 2 iona Gl6wnego Komite-
tn Ob7Watelskiego " Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

dziesieciu innych bedzie wyda-
lonych w najblizszej przyszlosci.
Pierwszym re Swiadkow, ktory
bedzie zeznawac przeciwko oskar
zonym, jest lekarz miejski DIR. G.
G.. Hunt Ponizej So nazwsika
dwudziestu oskarzonych:
Ze stacyi policyjnej PREY Des-
PLANES III. stawieni beda: VIM.
Wallace, James Dcrrig, John D,
Donohue, Richard J. Maloney,
Eugene V. McWilliams, William
S. Johnson i Timothy Sullivan.
Ze stacyi policyjnej pry Fill
more Ill: John O'Kecfe, John J.
Kelley, John ]. Hart, i George
w. Bender.
Ze stacyi policyjnej W REGAL
mach: Patrick Hdnrahan, VIM,
McGeohegan, VIM. Connors, w,
Clifford / Patrick J. Murphy II.
Re STACEY policyjnej PREY West
Chicago ave: George D. Slack.
Ze stacy policyjnej przy Try
ing Park: Eli P. Duncan.
Ze stacyi policyjnej PREY War
rem ave.: Patrick Keefe i John NJ,
Johnson.
Dwunastu Z powyzcj wymienio
nych policyant6w wnioslo do SEE
ia proSbe, ably i'm pozwolif pozo-
STAG w piracy az do pierwszego
stycznia, poczcm sami dobrowol-
ME zrezygnujs. Okolo osmnastu
innych zrezygnowa}o juz, skoro
sic dow1cdzlell, re dochodzen1a
departamentu skierowane beda
przcciwko MIN. Nastepnym kro-
;,iem szefa Garrity'ego - bedzie
usuniecic podesziych W wieku
czlonk6w biura detektywow. Ma
samprzod W stan oskarzenia poi,
da ci, ktorych oskarzaja o vale
SAME sic podczas godzin urzedo-
wych. Wczoraj oskarzono patro-
lowcgo ]. ]. Toomey'cgo, stacyo-
nowanego PREY ulicy Fiftieth str,
O przekroczenie prawa kryminal-
nego "a dokonanie napadu ma
wyszynku r. Rindsbergera, PREY
584S Cottage Grove ave. Toomey
zostai schwytany przez dwoclI
policyantow. lecz W drodze ma
stacye policyjna uciekf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
A REPUBLIKANOW
w STANIE NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, N. J., 5. listopada. -
Stan New Jersey, ktory obecnie
posiada demokratycznego guber-
natora, wybra} nastepnym guber-
natorem - demokrate. Zwycie-
stwo demokratow w tym Stanie
jest pod tym wzgledem wazne,
gdyz New Jersey jest rodzinnym
Stanem PREF. Wilsona. Przyszfym
gubernatorem tegoz tanu bedzie
E. I. Edwards, dernokrata, ktory
zwyciezyf swego republikanskie--
go przeciwnika, A. K. Bigbee'ego
wiekszoscia $4,000 g,osow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
z HELENOWA.

W ubiegia niedziele, dnia Ego b.
m, Bractwo Dzieci Maryi, skupiaja-
&c sic PREY parafii $w. Heleny, wy
stawiio ma scenic helenowskiej, pre-
Sliczny dramat W czterech aktach, z
czas6w rzymskich, snuty ma tie O.
krutnego przdaadowania chrzeaci-
jan, wyznajacych Ware Chrystuso-
wa, p. t. ,,Patryeya'', W kt6rym bra
ly udzial nastepujace smatorki: Au-
guste, cesarzowa - grala parma M.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

kawy to by1 pamietnik .Dow;G-
dzia} sic z niego Norton, re dnia
2Sgo pazdzicrnika goscii w;ezien
jego W miasteczku Mattoon, ILL.,,
gdzie wiamac sic miaE do skiadu
pewnego staruszka nazwiskiem
J. n. S~ternburg, ktory postano-
viii obrabowac; gdy kupiec Przy--
lapal go ma goracym uczynku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

da X Konsultora Ludwika Gru-
dzihskiego, o~piekuna tejze instytu-
cyl dobroczynnej. ola czionkin To-
warzystwa Pan Pomocy Armii Pol
skiej, ktore poswieciiy wiele czasu
/ mozolnej piracy W celu niesienia
pomocy zoinierzom naszym W Pol
see. Zebraio sic powazne gTono pan,
kt6re uraczone zostaRy smaczna
przekaska i wybornym programem.
Dzisiaj W kosciele p. ". Najsw'
Serca Pana Jezusa, odbyl sic Stub p.
Franciszka ~Nowickiego, zam. pnr.
1929 S. Hermitage ave-, 2 parma 70
fla Bonk. zam. pnr. 1927 S. Her
mitage ave. Slubu udzie!!ii i'm X. An
toni Gawrych, miejecowy asystent.
w tych dniach objeia intratna
posade parma Czesiawa JankoW-
ska, sk,adzie sp6lki polskiej pod
nazwa Liberty Clothing CO.., pnr.
1915 S. Ashland ave. Parma Cze
slawa jest c6rka p. StanisiaWa an
kowskiego, prezesa p~owytszej spot
XII.
Tow. .. n. ,rSynovie Korony Pol
skiej'', grupa 681 2. N. p, skupia-
lace sic W dzielnicy Town Of Lake,
obchodzit bedzie W przyszia sobote'
dnia Sgo b. m, pietnastoletnia ro-
cznice istnienia swego. q okszyi tel
urzadza wieczorek rozmaitoSci
programem zastosowanym do okoil-
csnosci. Poczatek wieczorku o go
dzinie Sci wieczorem. Komitet zaj--
mujacy sic wieczorkiem, dokiada
wszelkich starah 1 wysilkow, ably ju-
bileusz ten odbyf sic jak najWspa-
rialej.
Dzisiaj wieczorem o godsinie Sell
odbedzie sic posiedzenie SpotN Bu-
do wniczo-P ozyczkovej / Kasy Osz-
czednosci i'm. Alberta Wachowskie-
20, " lokalu pnr. 1915 S. Racine av.
Ktoby sic chciai zspisae moze SIG
zglosie ma powyzsze posiedzenie.
Ignacy Gromokowski, lam. pnr.
6S72 S. Winchester ave., wczoraj o
godzinie Gel rano, posprzeczas sic re
swoja iona o jakas drobnostke, z kt6
rel przyszio do b6iki, W c1aste kto-
rel MAJ dobyl noza kuchennego I
pchnal MIN zone W brzuch. Sasiedzi
zwabieni halasem i krzykiem Ia
wezwali policye, ktora przybyaa ma
miejsce j zabrala zone, " krwi bro
czaca do szpitala powiatowego, a me-
"a do ula.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
PAMIETNIK w KIESZENI
BANDYTY WYSWIETLIL


Detektyw John Norton, aresz-
.owal wczoraj W pewnym lombar
dzie PREY ulicy 0smej ! State ME
jakiego Jesse Walker'a, w chwili
gdy. ten tenzc zastawic pr6bowal
drogie futro i nleco kosztowno-
sci. w kieszeniach swego virginia
zHalazi Norton pamietnik, W kto-
rym Cd ~szeSciu miesiecy spisywai
Walker skrupulatnie wypadki
kazdego dnia, tyczace sic lego O.
soby, wypadki godne uwagi. Gle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
ZWydziafu O$wiaty
Zwiazku Polek
W Ameryce.

Z przyjemnoscia donosimy
szan. czlonkiniom Zwiazku Po-
lex, jak rowniez Publicznosci, re
W domu wv, Polek rozpocznie
sic serya odczytow W ~pierwszy
czwartek listopada, a wiec dnia
ego listopada, o godzinie 7:3O
wieczorem. z
Many ~nadzieje, &c czionkinie i
Szanowna PublicznoSc licznie
przybed2 ma tie prclekcye, ktore
Swa treScia i oryginalnoScia "a
powiadaja nam wie1ka korzysc IL
mysiowa i moralna, W kwestyach
zycia spo}ecznego, rodzinnego i
ohecnej polityki, w ktorej waza
sic losy narodow, a miedzy niemi
losy i przysz}osc Zmartwych-
wstateJ OJczyzny naszej - Pol
ski!
SposobnoSc taxa moze ME pred
ko sic nadarzy; spodziewamy
sic re Wydzial Oswiaty wv. Po-
lex bedzic mial szczescie widziet
Szan. Publicznosc ma rozmai-
tych swych uroczystoSciach i wy
kladach podczas zblizajacej sic
zimy.
Zuszanowaniem,
Z. Kadow,
M. Szostkowska,
S. Idzikowska,
S. Chmielinska,
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
Meskie
SD9dnio

MiaC - do a.
w paste. robIOns
z grGnatoweGo ser
III / fLnnnels. pas
lkuwaUe,
XII z ~kaS0niru,
wOrSteiS | Szewio
tu- sprzedawane
r~egularnie 10 3.95
" CTW-ar- - 20
tex DO HsSc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

kradziezy, zgodnie z pamietni--
klein PROFESSIONALLY zostal przez
arttora tegoz miotkiem, z tym re-
zultatem, re s~tar$szkowi nadwe-
rezy} czaszke. Ten sam los spot
kal jego ~podesz}q wiekiem zone.
kt6ra zwabiona jekami dochodza-
cymi re sklepu wesz}a don, chcac
sic dowiedziec przyczyny. Pc usu
nieciu ich Z drogi, Walker obra-
bowa} sklep z kosztownoSci
kTlku futer; wczoraj wlaSnie
Geese swego fupu chcial spienie-
I've. Futro zostaio rozpoznane
Przez pania Sternburg oraz jej
mega. OboG znajdujq sic w szpi-
talu. Walker przyznal sic do wi,
ny wczoraj asystentowi szefa po-
iicyi, Alcock'owi, zaprzeczyl jed
max stanowczo. jakoby udzial
bra} w morde-stwie nicjakiegc
Samucla Walchoka, 0 kt0rym
znalczli detektywi wzmianke W
pamietniku. Walchok zabity 20
stall prez bandytow. jeszcze W
marcu. w micScie New Yorku. -
Policya tego miasta gorliwic "a
MIN poszukiwala, lecz bezskutec7
nie. Zgodnie Z jcgo ~opowiada-
MEM, wtajemniczy} on swych ko;
leg6w pc fachu podczas swegc
pobytu w Nowym Yorku, &c
Walchok moze bye iatwo obrabc
wany, ponicwaz jest w podesz,
lynn wieku, bczSilny. Koledzy II,
sluchali go, wsamali sic do skiadu
gdy zaS stawii i'm opor, poczestc
wall go kulkq. Walker poda{ ich
nazwiska, ktore przesSane costa
" policyi W Nowym Yorku. VIA,
Scicicl pamietnika jest ex-zoinie,
rem; bra} on czynnv udzial W
wielu hitwach we Francvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
GrOnika MiejSCowd.
Dokonczenie re strongly

Martina; posiadac one beda diva
u,otory, Liberty motors). o sile
700 koni kazdy, pedzacy Us mil
IA godzine. Przestrzen oddziela-
iaea Nowy York Cd Chicago po-
Eryta bedzie W l0ciu godzinach.
Wybudowanie takiego towarowe
go latawca kosztowac bedzie 40
tysiecy dolarow. Oprocz tych
wielkich latawcow, pobudowane
beda mniejsze, ktore przewozic
beda listy, papiery wartoSciowe,
pieniadze, oraz kosztownoSci. -
Rzeczy tie PTewozi}a 10 tel Pory
komPania expresowa American
Railway Co.. wagonami kolejo-
wemi. Stowarzyszenie przemy-
slowcow Pobuduje ma granicach
miasta Obscene Pola awiatyczne,
iakotez szopy; Poczatkowo chro-
mic sic one beda W parku Granta,
gdzie poczynione beda pewne u
lcpSzenia.
BANDYCI RAMA KUPCA.
Trzech bandytow weszlo wczo
raj do sklepu galanteryjnego mic
szczacego sic pnr. $50 E. 43cia
ulicy. ktorego wia$cicielem jest
Jakob Kane. Gdy kupiec wyszedl
na spotkanie swych interesantow.
spostrzegi, &c jeden Z Mich wymie
rzyi don REVOLVER, nakazujac pod
nieSc rece do CORY. w odpowiedzi
Kane rzucil sic ma napastnika,
usiiujac wydrzec mu bron z reki
daily sic sluszec try strzaiy. Jed
na z kul ugodzila go W piers. -
Bandyci widz9c, re Kane osuuai
SIG ma podkoge, oddalili sic ma
tychmiast re sklepu. wsiedli do
czekajacego ma nicb pred skle-
penn samochodu, pOczem szybko
bardzo odjechali. Zamieszanie pc
wstalo wielkie, gdy przechodnie
pos{yszawszy strzaly / zobaczyw-
sly bandytow uciekajacych, gro
madzic sic poczeli pred zakla-
dem. Ami jednego policyanta ME
hyio W poblizu. poniewaz wielu Z
nch pc1nAo wc1oraj stuzbe PREY
budkach elekcyjnych. Jeden Z
przechodni6w dopiero, ujal sytua-
eye w swe rece. Wszediszy do
sklepu, gdzic lezai ranny kupiec
dowiedzial sic Cd niego szczego-
low napadu, poczem zatelefono-
wal ma stacye ~policyjnq, zadajac
przyslania ambulansu. Kane przc
wieziony zostas do szpitala Lake
side, gdzie lekarze orzekli, re Z
rany prawdopodobnie sic wyle--
czy. Pc otrzymaniu szczegolow
napadu, ma miejscu wyPadku zje-
chali w rekordowym czaSie szef
Policyi Clarity, szef detektywow
Mooney, kilku detekgwow, oraz
komPania policyantow. Diugie
eodziny jezdziia policsa pc sa-
siednich ulicach, usilujac wpaSc
IA trop zioczync0w, s~tarania ich
jednak ME przyniosiy ~rezultatu.
Dopbero W kilka godzin po doko-
nanym napadzie policyanci re
STACEY South Wabash, aresztowali
szesciu podejrzanych mezczyzn,
ktorzy dzisiaj beda przesluchiwa-
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
GARRITY USUNIE 20 STA
RYCH POLICYANTOW.

20 acknowledgement dochodze
mach czynionych W sprawic ME
udolnoSci n~ickt6rych czionk0w
rolicyi, szef policyi Clarity posta-
viii w stan oskarzenie dwudziestu
starych policyant6w. Pc ogSosze-
niu nazwisk, kt6rych oskarzyl O
nieudolnoSc w wykonywaniu
swych obowiazk6w, szef Clarity
oznajm{ &c przynajmniej szeSc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05
DROGERYE

&c MclIinS food. 'Ebc.
SIC SteerO cubes, beef cx-
tract, u W pWGe!Su 2lc.
co. Turpo, the turPenttne u
n.mC1t. 33c.
SOC Royal White pine syrop
ma kaszel Bic
Piekne Nulco ~Strojre ErEe--
bienGe. 9 cali dfGgie. sec war
toSci, 20 &c.
Hughes go Ideal nieprzc-
makalne SzUzotki do wiosow,
ENarlntowan po $1.4S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-05

Wczoraj wieczIrem " Ochronce
Polskiej p. W. Anlola Str6za, PREY
46ej ! Gross ul., odbyl sic wieczo-
rex rozmaito$ci L~1Zadzony pod egi-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
Merchandising Musings

to be sharper merchandising, keener
craftsmanship, and there is going to
be MORE INTENSIVE ADVERTIS-
ING done by those merchants who get
the big business next fall"
This is no year to let down on ad-
vertising, no time to use less space,
no time to be careless about what you
advertise and last but foremost, no
time to be careless about the mediums
you use.
Do not frit away your advertising
money to grafters and so called chari-
ties. This is terrible weakness of the
spine and waste of money. Every dol
lar contributed to charity should go to
the aid of the object. You should get
credit for GIVING, instead of pretend
ing to BUY a thing of absolutely in
tangible value and thus you would get
vastly more Of the prestige and friend
ship that is the whole object of the
gift.
You wonder, doubtless, what the new
kind of advertising is to be, but must
net look in the wrong direction for
the newness. Some things change con-
tinuously where there is health and
EioWlhp Dal otiCI tlill6o CuuuA = lOI
eyer-eVer new.
Fundamentally, human desires and
emotions do not change. When the ad
writer forgets about price for a mo
nent and puts over a message that
will make women crazy" about the
new styles-the new beauty-and then
after the suit is sold for its real ex
cellence, tell the price as a matter of
mere information, to the woman who
GUYS 1t for the joy of wearing it. he'll
then be earning his place in the sun.
And this goes for the salespeople, too
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
with THE WOMEN-

smith college will go down in his
Tory not perhaps In its capacity as an
INSTITUTION Of learning but for its won
derrul work at the front during the
world war. At the very outbreak Of
hostilities the Smith college students.
ootn the undergraduates and the alum
nae. organized the smith unit, which
went overseas Immediately to take up
the great work of giving our soldiers
comforts as well as aiding the desti-
tute French and Belgian families in
the devastated territories.
Mrs. Barrett Andrews had been di-
rector OF this famous group of college
women in France for one year when
the war ended. And during the entire
year the women worked within sound
or the guns, according to Mrs. An
drews, who has Just returned to New
York.
Most Of the time we were PRACTICAL
ly under fire from aeriel bombs and
artillery" she explained, and then she
told Of some of the work of the unit.
In the last days of the war the
unit ran IL canteens in as many evacu-
alton hospitals. The personnel of the
unit at this time numbered 100. Be-
tween September 26 and October 20,
10000 wounded men passed through
these canteens. We made hot choco-
late and jam and sardine sandwiches.
Scores of the men coming out of the
front lines had not had any food for
hours. We distributed thousands of
pieces of chewing gum among the
wounded. and the men who had been
gassed particularly enjoyed it. We
also gave away thousands of cigar
cites.
After the armistice was signed and
the last of the wounded men passed
through the evacuation hospitals where
our canteens were established, in the
Argonne sector, members of our unit
returned to their original work in
France of looking out for the refugees
in the Somme. We had II villages
to look after in 1917, with our head :
quarters at Grecourt. In the big drive
last March we helped to evacuate these
people. For eight days they were re-
treating before the German invaders.
We established a canteen service at
the railroad station in Beauvais, and
in 10 days we fed more than 10000
civilians who passed through there,
driven out of their homes by the in
vading army. We continued this can
teen there for the sick and wounded
that were brought in and some of our
girls helped in the hospitals.
There are left standing only rem
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
MOTOR MECHANICS IN
DEMAND BY MARINES
Classy Branch of the Service
Desires to Get Men to Qualify
as Flyers in Aviation Branch
Exceptional Opportunities.

Motor mechanics are urgently want
ed in the aviation branch of the ma
rines, and those who qualify will be
given a fine opportunity to not only
learn aviation in all its branches, but
eventually. If capable, be given a fly
ing machine to operate.
Such is the gist of letter from
headquarters of the First to Fight
branch Of the service, which states
that a large number of motor me-
chanics are required for aviation duty.
and any that may be accepted in Boise
will be transferred to the recruit depot
at Mare Island, and upon completion
of their training will be later forward
ed to the marine flying field, Miami,
Fla, for duty.
In my opinion" said Sergeant John
H. Chamberlain, in charge of the ma
rine recruiting station, $50 Soma
building, this Is an exceptional oppor-
tunity for a young man to get a lib
eral education along aviation lines and
eventually become an expert in de-
mand at high wages The flying SER
vice of the marines is the cIassiest In
the service. and young man il given
every opportunity to show his worth.
fff he does so. there is no limit to
where he can go in the branch"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
NICK De COURT AN
ORATOR OF RENOW|V
Wrestler Who Will Meet Santel
Thursday Night Occupies
Pulpits Of the California
Churches Sundays.

Nick De Court, the champion heavy
weight wrestler Of the Pacific coast,
who will meet Ad Santel at the Pin
ney theater Thursday evening. March
20 in a finish match, occupies Cali
fornia pulpits Sundays and giving adj
dresses that are gems Of thought and
rhetoric.
De Court is a well educated man of
refinement and culture. He is a
graduate of Washington state normal
school. He is civil engineer of prom
fnence who has many railroad con-
struction jobs to his skill and know
ledge in Alaska, and on the Pacific
coast. With his profession, he also fol-
lows wrestling because it keeps him
fit for the battles of life.
He is member of lodge 11o2, B. P.
o. E.. Ellensburg, WASH, and has
been an athlete for years. In college,
he made his letter in wrestling, box
ing. football, baseball and basketball.
He was captain of the ball team, and
played third base on team in Central
Washington league for two years. He
was tlSO lTdCh IHdIl, duu Tie
hundred in 10 LIS seconds.
He and Santel met once before three
years ago, and in "a minutes, De
Court got the first fall on Addie They
went together for the second fall. In
O scrimmage, Santel dove for De
Courts legs, upset him and drove him
into a piece of bunched-up mat in a
corner of the ring. The impact broke
the shoulder of De Court, and he was
out of the wrestling game for nine
months.
He worked out a bit this morning
Just took "a little jaunt of four or five
miles over the roads, and unused a
couple of the Boise citizens up on the
mat. He will reduce a few pounds,
and be ready for Addie in great shape
Thursday night.
De Court will work at Collins gym
at o'clock Tuesday night, preceded
by Santel at 7:15 o'clock. Ladies and
those interested in manly sport are
invited to attend free.
De Court is just so good that Prof
Ito, of the Los Angeles Athletic club,
who claims the jiu jitsu wrestling
championship of the world, any style,
would not take a chance with him. Ito
is considered the peer Of Miyake. De
Court threw Miyake at catches
catch-can with ease, and says that he
will make Mr.. Santel know he has
been doing some wrestling before the
match is over Thursday night, IL not
defeat him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
BY E. G. r.

Since 1 am determined to talk to-
day on the general weaknesses of re-
tail advertising and the necessity for
more discriminating copy, with no
let-up in the amount thereof, for fear
of starting hornets nest. will make
another-an honest-to-goodness- ex-
den.
Few, If any, would have the temer-
ity to question the experiences of w.
r. Hotchkin, who for 10 years has
been advertising manager of John
Wanamaker New York. Conceded
Well then we'll shoot.
In an address recently before the
National Retail Dry Goods association
he declared this was no year to let
down in advertising but that We must
stop using the methods in vogue 10
years ago, and that the first aim of adj
vertising should be in bringing into
relief the merits Of the goods rather
than laying emphasis on comparative
prices.
He emphasized the fact that because
1918 was such successful year-per-
haps one of the biggest that merchants
will have for some years to come-that
merchandising methods that would
bring home the bacon then, will do so
no longer. IF there was ever time
when any old kind of advertising
would get business, it was during the
year 1915" he said.
Everything points to continued pros
perity, in the view of that expert, but
he insists there is going to be big
ger scramble than it has ever been
known among merchants who are go
ing after big share of this pros
perity. There is going to be harder
fighting for business. There is going
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
DEMAND FOR TREES
More Than 5000 Requested of the For
estry Department Of the Univer-
sity of Idaho.

More than 5000 trees have been ask
ed for by Idaho property owners in
answer to the offer of the school Of
forestry to furnish shade and orna-
mental trees to any one in Idaho who
will plant them. The forestry depart
ment of the university is making a
campaign to get more shade and or
namental trees planted in the towns
and on the farms. 1t has been advo-
eating shady lanes on farms and
rows of trees around the fences. The
department offers to furnish trees for
planting at actual cost of production
and, as they are produced in large
quantities, this makes the cost very
low. Most of the trees asked for are
Norway maple, black locust and ever
greens of various kinds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18
INFLUENZA GERMS
BY VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE, M. D.

Influenza is propuced by .
bacillus. or germ coming chiefly
from discharges from the nose,
throat and lungs of the person
who coughs, sneezes, or spits.
The person attacked feels chilly,
develops a high temperature -
usually accompanied by headache
and ache all over" as it is
usually described. If you have
the above symptoms get into bed
as quickly as possible, after q hot
mustard foot-bath. Take a good
laxative, such as castor oil or one
made up of May-apple, leaves of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18

aloe root Of ap sold drug Doctor Pece
Pleasant Pellets Then surround yourself water bottles It
fact mentioned by physicians largest experience that the
effort the part Of throw off psons sometimes
inflammation of the kidneys is therefore very important to
assist nature in eliminating the toxins (pons) body thru the
bowels skin and Kidneys Drink deal of and hotwar
before meals kidney remedy called "Anuric
be obtained of the druggist This Pushes the bladder
md kidneys and throws off the toxins poons should be taken
with hot water hot lemonade Clear the with some good
ansepc DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy It is Of course
for emphasize this keep strong and healthy
fear neither German and observe three ,s:
Clean skim Clean bowels Clean and and you have half
the battle
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18

PHONE 70 70. baggage wagons
Prompt service Peasley Transfer &
Storage Co--Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18

nants of houses. but the people try
to arrange some temporary shelter
from the broken walls and bits Of
broken wood and whatever they can
obtain to utilize for this purpose.
"Our girls will remain there through
out the summer at least to carry on
reconstruction work and help these
people get installed again in the best
homes possible. We bought up. wher-
ever we could, poultry and small stock,
which We are distributing among these
people, and also clothing and food.
We will also look out for the sick and
ailing."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18

Piano moving made easy. Can u.
Peasley Transfer & Storage Co.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-18

NO WOMEN HERE.
The Asiatic town of Maiwaatchi, on
the borders of Russia. is peopled by
men only. Women are forbidden en-
trance there.