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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26

saw some very stunning floor
Hmpg az the g j. McGro company,
.I West ThtJd
skirts sho,, distinct tcndcnc,
toward ~lurtuc~s Nonc NJ the
.mnrt",t women nrr wearing their
skirts eight and ten inches frum the
ground
Nlr Hrrdrr boz now representing the
u,ub,rE aIN,. s'orr iu hcw York.
Not only do w. find tlpc Jugo- Slnv
mufif pronounced Ia -tr-'t drcs-cs ~
90 cat and line but also the idea ~
,,trudyd tl the CuiurinE ~ en-
lruidcrlcs and other hc cssnri's.
ur you 'kr 'o "trip the light
fu'tuI.'" You viii nnd new dance
records l't nrv regular tu"
t..".rs' AZ 'h' rufho shop 2 West
I..h
vi wool zephyr knit sweaters
made along sensible ilncs. with
ulruN uf ruomy packets. are being
worn for autumn sports wear.
Distinctive furH lu exclusive
r.uIoa from master furrIcrs are the
Iui ~ furH yHu find It M'HH Lo
aH4 Smart Vogue shop iu he N"w
.rrh' building
IuuNn's tailored suits md strc,t
drp-,-,- show the Jugo- SlnN IrriSant
ru,-. ~ their basic theme, white hcr
dancing fruck~ are Inspirations ~
tr, Iuuis NI\ p,ri"d
n ist pleasure fpr m" to toll you
r.H' Mis- MtfIorI" smith. who has
.... E,N.r. nu exhibit ~ portrait
...r,r ,uIur.ng 90 fn, tulsa At aud
l.fr shop. E.U South Main. h1s 'ah'u
.. u.r orders On.ulrs being dr.
.NIrl with our mrFI. wHD lna' Fhr
ne decided 20 remain over Tor AZ
..H.' another week
l,i 'nmflcn,lrr1 W. trimming on rrcncl,
intpuri- fur spring Urr thEhi"n'd
win designs Obtained bi gun'h-
work
When Nrs. MWnE'on of ne Marie
. Louise Millinery Salon. a22 Bouih
Nru. 'uut It down 100 black and
uHf'rr 'n1t sHH wished a black ana
. ..n.t" nHf. ONO MI walker. draIgu'r
. - Sew n,lr. immediately went into
N..E Hui white study sui ihr
..#l.f pI. 'na most charming Cr'1.
.... .f white r..u.sfs a1Hrtu'y
...4 .r Ht.E r.. now on display
~ r.. .N. ... and eyes A chance.
D. E....r r.n.H 'h. ufH uu Co..
..H.|. f..fH A.Hn.. H. fashion. '
. '-.n' ..s p.H 'h. back .hH'
..| .. ..au '.n sHu.r fH.'uug
.rt. I ....r.I .ur 'rHn'
f. Per-. p.H .....I If nI... from
rho m'c,, word In Ia Iz,bpgn o,irc -, '' Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26

Alre curu, d. Adams made a'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26

k...n CANA en-. literary suc.n.N
g. t. 10. college VII. nr rn.''.
3.,. Miss Frances Reuhr.' " i1
% ..r'..Nv breakfast at 'ho kc'Nn.
'tr. uu Tuesday evening. nr'H-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
SOCIAL LIFE OF STATE
PRESENTED IN EP|T0ME
Activities OF Old Dominion Mirrorcti
In Crisp Paragraphs by Many
) Correspondents.
VISITORS IN M.NY HOMES
With Return of Many Soldiers to
Their Homes a,d General Disnp-
pcnrancc Of Epidemic of Influenza,
Virginia Life Is -Agai- Normal.
Ispecial TO The Times Dispatch. J

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
nf GoRiiD0N;sT = LIE. w, March l.
a guest Of her father, James l.. Bibb,
beer, guests OF the latter's mother. Mrs
Sue Woodruff. near Barboursville have
returncd 10 their home in Newport
Miss Ida Jones, Of Washington. is
spending some days with her parents.
MIR MI and ! Mrs RS W W +; Jones, near town
were guests this week of relatives in
s,a PflmaT Altman ysms Of ,hs Y $ s Rfant
uncle. Rev GsSrEc ": Altman
dan spen; several days ;h SGs' week e H Mi,h
her sister, Mrs. J. il. Hume. in the
James and William Holladav. of
Camp Eustis, were guests this week Of
mgr 'n9 9hoTn, NH Mrs. J. u H. LIME
his family here this week.
Rev. w. Topper Wimgfield, OF Roa-
I m9ke' siopped oyer a few days since
r Mi1n ms ho, niee fro Mrs j. L. II sneed, en-
Mrs. F. j. Iloiladay has returned I,
hGr home in clifton Forge. after
Mrs. L. u. McAlexandcr has returned
from visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
L. M r: a Th9m Mz: il Il clifton Forge, n
here.
Mrs. Q. a. Conner has returned from
Il Nlslt 70 relatives at WayneSboro
MIS- j. +. Adams and daughter. Miss
LOIS, have returned from visit TO
irlonds and relatives in Richmond.
MISS Mary Bailey, OF Frederick sbure
ana Slltton Collins. of Richmond were
guests this week at the home @, tho
'ai.ers mother, Airs. James 7. Bailey.
thlS week on business
o. II. Cowherd and George H. DoveIl
were In Newport News this week on
Mrs. L. j. Faber has been spendine
Inc week with her daughter in Rirh
inond, called there on account nf IN
Iuries received by her Eranddaurb,nr
MISS Beatrice Collins who was s,rucl;
py an automobile
Mrs. j. G.. jackson, after n ploasan,
soJourn with relatives and friends in
we lower end of Orange County for
Inc me past several months. is now snend
ns some time with her nephcws and
Mrs 9. ". Shepherd. with her little
ni n fsno, has returned to their home
IN BuckinEham, after spending some
qh!s with her parents. Rev and Mrs
iuSn goodwin. near town
MRS; Mary Herring and children A..
Richmond '''''Ncs IN
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Harlow left fo,.
gays since for Richmond. to sncnd
rev days before returning IN IN q
nome at Decatur Ala
;Messrs. Mcclure and Robinson NJ
~ oIhm1onu. were guests ills week y /,
'he nome OF II. NJ. Mcclure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATcH: SUNDAY MARCH g. 1919

contemporary stascsmiths. They Ger.
tainly could have given the Bard OF
Avon and his contemporaries some
ideas about attracting attention and
arousing curiosity.
~ II. Woods. who has no less than
six bulls eye hits now running i'm the
city, sums up his road 10 success in
this way:
''IIow do do it? Easy. l read a
play. watch it az rchearsasl and say
TO myself: DO | get 50 worth OF fun
out of it, II think do, l know
lots OF others will. f'un's the word.
mind you, not thought or uplitt or in
struction. Just fun
This years Hippodrome spectacle.
Everything" has passed its three hun
drcdth consecutive performance.
Shakespeare is looking uD in the
metropolis. No less than three per-
formanccs u week OF his plays are now
being given here.
y. II. Woods cables from London that
Friendly Enemies" which has had n
phenomenal success in this country. Is
making big hit in Lo ndon under tho
title "Unclc sam"
I'm endcavor TO make arrangements
for u New York revival of the Passion
Play. to be rendered by the Indian
Players is being made by Douglas Patti
son. stage manager of ~ Little Jour
ney,' at the Vanderbilt rheater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
l.YNCHBURG
tSpecialto The .ri,rns0;

Especial to The Times Dispatcb,
w Nib re. VA. March i.--Colon a,
w. > Faulkner, United States Army is
VISITING his old home here. -
Mrs: y. w. &. Gardner who yi.,,os
, ,i,S John Moon. has returned TO Sal
,,,MMr; and Mrs. z. II. Hancock were IN
htluteleid during the week. Al
po MFs' CHARLES Mosby has returned 70
heeqqiord after a visit here. ~
MISS John Virginia Terrell b,. 70
' .uI,rned from visiting friends i'm Dan
VIE and Chatham i Da'-
Mrs. j: l.: Kent and little daupb,.r
a Mta,lgaret, have returned to PniasLi
Miss Emmie Norvell willis 10 ha,,.
Washington. H'ass IN
Miss Virginia Jones. Of R;cbros
ana MISS Martha Collier. OF Birmin~.
M Campbell -hrs ~
MISS Virginia Stewart Jones Of Ric,
S"otf mas been visiting Mrs. James 4.
Carthy are in New York. VIC
Mr. and Mrs. @. l.. En,ledove y;s;,..
c eneir son. Alfred w. at the marin.
Eoiohel Clark Collins. United S...os
Army; is visiting his parents, Mr. 'a aSS
MIS- W. Collins, at their home her." ere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Breezy ReDiew
of Stage Pieces
"What's IN q Nance" Is
Latest Contribution to
Histrionic Art.
ny ZADt GLOVER

NEW YOEK, March LII the worlds
greatest dramat'st were to be rc-em-
new reasons for his What's in a
name in the unusual. whimsical and
astonishing titles of current theatrical
mcnt that names are nothing has found
remarkable support in the smile pro
voking handles attached to Kettles OF
Tor New York theatergoers.
OF course, the farce and musical
comedy reach the extreme in these
fanciful cognomens, but many of the
also puzzle. and give prospective
auditors mighty little idea as to the
character of the production.
There is certain lure about pres
ent-day titles OF our lighter produc-
ions that catches the fancy. parrticu-
for instance the following:
Keep II ( ,,1 /; ,ro IGSarself;.; GOOD Morn,
sIseplsss Night" Please Get MA" Msfssrred.Ha
The ~ Mel!jng OF Molly" Up In Mabel's
First" and Marry In Haste
In the more serious productions we
have: Forever After" The Woman In
Room 49," "unknown PURPLE" The
Faces East Tiger. Tiger, and nd
Roads OF Destiny"
Some of these current titles are as
play as The poles. They giys ons no
real insight into the story. but they
certainly, arc expressive and tantallz-
tickled by please Get Married" or
Marry In Haste"
There's Il world OF value in such
titles as these They are teasing and
tempting. The very utterancc of them
is lure 10 the box office.
What remarkable change from
INC iimc when Shakespeare wrote his
comedies, Tanning o: tho Shrnw."
Midsummer Nights Dream Two Cen
tiemen OF Verona" Merchant OF Ven
ice and Comedy of Errors" These are
names that mean something
However much the rcvcred gentle
man of Stratford-on- Avon surpassed
the modern playwright in technique
and dramatics. he. evidently. could have
derived some timely pointers about
ma King big hit in I.nnd u unGcr lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER, VA, March Mrs.
Hunter Mcclure has been visiting in
Baltimore this week.
Mrs Logan +. Fay is visiting friends
in Washington.
Mrs. Herbert s. Larrick and her
dauehtcr have been visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hurdle have re-
turned TO Washington, after visiting
relatives here.
Miss Minnie rutherford has been
visiting in Richmond
Mrs. Elizabeth Atwell Wade. of Lake
land Fla is visiting in town.
Mrs. John 7. Roddy has returned to
Rock Hill. S. c.. after visiting her
mother. Mrs. Marshall Willis
Miss Bryson Smith has returned
from q visit in Alexandria Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Miss Cornclin Slonal<cr has bcen
visiting her brother. Sergeant DaiIy
Sionakor' at the base hospital at Camp
Mrs. w. South Taylor has boon visit :
ing friends in Washington.
Mrs NJ. G. WorthinEton has returned
70 B2ltimorc. after spending part OF
tho winter here.
- MISS Emma Wierman has gonc to
months with relatives near town.
Miss Mollic Anderson has been visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Luclla Wiley is visiting rel,
tiNcs I'm Brunswick. Md. and Balti-
Miss Clara Brown is visiting rcia-
tiNcs III Washington and AleNandria
NJ. and Mrs G. y. Warner have .,on,
10 New York; after spending the win
from Frederick. Md
Miss Nell Blackwell. OF Lexington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

who has been visiting friends here.
mas gone to Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Daniel Stricken is visiting rel
ativcs at Wayncsboro. Pa.
Mrs. James l.. Robinson and her
daughter Miss Mary Opal Robinson.
arc visiting relatives in Indiana and
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bockey have re-
turned from l3liZabcthtown, Pa.
Misses Mary Louise HenninE and
Dorothy Mccain have returned from a
visit 10 the Misses Keen. near Blue
mont.
Mrs Walter Johnson has returned tn
81. Louis. after visiting relatives here
MISS Garter Mullillin, who has been
VISITING friends in town. has returned
to Washington.
Miss Julia steele has gone to Will
mington. Del.
Miss Ada lIarlesty has returned from
kcarncysville. w. Va
Miss Gladys Crabtree. Cumberland,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
ARVONIA

ARVONIA. VA. March Miss Mar
garct Miller, of Richmond. spent the
weekend here with her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nice Miller.
Misses Lucy Nicholas and Martha
Holman have returned from Richmond
after visit there of several days
Mrs Piuinmcr l.. Jones entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Trinity
afternoon Of this week. business was
attended 10 and refreshments were
Rev. w. Nee. Miller will visit How
ardsville. .Nlbemar!c County. this week
and Will preach in the Presbyterian
Church there next Sunday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
BON AIR

Especial 10 The Time.
boN AIR. VA. March Mrs lob,
SaII ia,, o. wilson. y. {. is visiting Mrs.
re MISS Lot7ie Saddler was the cues,
IVY OF Mrs. Robert Br!dgeforth
Mrs. j.. i. McCluer is visItinw ~ y u.
B "a IiEn1er, Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton, in
snnm nrFE thompson. Of Camp Eustis.
here. MS parents
MIS-, MISS Olive Moulton is spending som.
t!ne with the Misses Hazcu. '0'i'
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MisninE His Oppor,uni,r

op enc "a con oancr Of a band, giving an
t concert. beat time vcrv cnnr
se.ica!!y: leaning nov towards one ~
s.aunshl now towards another ana
nsa,i,p!Ms ms foot apparently j.,
paIoAHSNs OF musical !crvor Mito 80;
Inc audience. watched him fascinato.ji!
5 aI, al the end OF the selection WIN .
III tSIapPGihted AR, he turned to leay"
Gu, u!o Ee Ike IT, Nike" asked h5 c
friend Come away" said WjEn ms
'naS9S ust. owe been watchin' hin, fnr
n III, an h"ur' and he hasn't hit one Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

tho homo OF her parents. Mr.. and Mn
w. G. Marshall. having Joined her hus|
oand, DR.. McCulloch. who returned
IRON overseas duty with the st. Louil
hospital unit.
Interstate Commerce Commissioned
Robert w. Wooley. Washington. spen|
the week end with friends In town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Md. and Miss Ethel Carlstrom. Union
CITY, Pa. were the weekend guests
OF Miss George Fawcett.
Mrs. w. Miller Fletcher. has returned
from Baltimore and Washington.
-. Mrs. Hugh McCulloch has returned to
9t. Louis, after spending some time at
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

az do roku 26go swego zycia, q
wtedy wedlug testamentu odzie-
dziczy majatek OLGA. PAM Spauld
ing zada dodatkowo $4,000 "a
koszta i kiopoty, jake poniosia'
Podatek ten by4 sciagniety pred
trzema laty.
- Do Chicago przybyia ohcyal
ma in~zynierska komisya francu-
ska, kt6ra przez DIVA tygodnie be
die badasa wszystiie tutejsze blu
dowle i projekty inzynierskie ]
pubIiczne. Rezultaty badah beda
utyte ola rekonstrukcyi Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
NOTATM OSOBISTE.

Panstwu Moraczewskim, Fam. p.
mr.. 1401 W. 51sza ul., W parafii sw.
Jana Bozego, W dzielnicy Town Of
Lake, przybyia pociecha W postaci
z~drowego i tegiego synka, ktoremu
ojciec uradowany NADIA imie Adolfa,
TAX matka jak / nowonarodzone
dziecie czuja sic PREY dobrem zdro-
viii. Oh. Franciszek M~oraczewski,
prowadzi cd diuzszego czasu zakfad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

brym stanie finansowym, ponie-
waz kontroluje produkcye wegla,
ktorego W swych zakiadach uzy-
wa.
Krok W tym kierunku kompa-
MIA gazowa juz takze powzie}a,
absorbowafa BOWEN kompanie
Manufacturers Coal and Coke
Co..
insult take zeznaf, re kompa-
MIA gazowa zerwata kontrakt
pred trzema tygodniami z kom-
pania +. G. Hartwell Coal Co. ma
dostawe locke" po $3.50 "a tone,
a zawarla kontrakt z koupania
Peabody Coal Co., ktora dosta-
wiac bedzie jej coke" Pc So "a
tone. insult usilowa} wyjaSnit, re
zmiana ia jest oszczednoscia,
gdyz locke" bedzie lepszy i do
stawa bedzie regularna oraz we
wielkich ilosciach, i re W rezul-
tacie kompania gazowa zaoszcze-
dzi 100000 w przeoiagu roku,
podczas gdy ma kontrakcie tan
Sym kompania stracila S55,0OO.
DIS insult jest egzaminowany
przez adwokat6w miasta i komi-
syi stanowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
POWR0CuL,Z

IA
Wczoraj przybyia do New Yorku
wielka liczba zoinierzy pochodzacych
z Chicago, miedzy ktorymi notujemy
nastepujacych Polakow:
Jozef Fala, 1928 Kostner ave-;
Jozef Kowalewski, 2O15 Kawaline
ILL.,; Kazimierz Bielas, 1912 s. 81
ul.; Franciszek Caryhski, 1884 n.
Hermitage ave.; B. Romanowski,
1924 GirardS ul.; Leon Adamczyk,
1882 Kelly ul.; Artur Kormacki,
1887 N. Harding ave-; ]. Donarski,
1885 Claremont ave.; Franciszek
Ormihski, 2142 Canton ul.; D. Ko-
s~tuszewski, 2242 S. Troy ul.; F. Ra-
pa&a, 946 N. Winchester ave.; James
Herda, SAP S. Honoro ul.: S. Ie-
newski, 2S49 N. SpringfF d ave.
j. Kaczmarek, 2121 n. J inchester
ave.; Jan Grabowski, 1850 Leavitt
ul.; S. Pospychala, 1855 Greenwood
ave.; Micha} Walczak, 261S Mary
ILL.,; S. Derengowski, 2119 S. Ash
land ave.; NJ. Pietrzykowski, 1888
augusta uI.; Jozef Roman, 1915 N.
Oakley ave-; Tomasz Majewski, E
vanstan; Pawel Pocewicz, 1898
Francisco ave-; ]. Zajakaia, 2023 -
22ga ul.; Piotr WiSniewski, 1347
Bradley ul.; B. Kibitlewski, 2O37
N. Lincoln ul.; Franciszek Mazelka,
1853 Louis ave-; Al. S%luzihskl,
2213 Lyndale ul.; T. B~uczyhski, 729
y. Racine ave-; J6zef Drejcha, Oak
Park; l. Szulewski, 951 Hoyne ave-;
jerry Chochor, 1851 Burley ave;
Fran. Mudra, 2453 S. Homan ave;
A. Granet, 709 W. 19ta ul.; Antoni
CIwalinski. 1921 n. Ashland ave-;
Jan Czarnecki, 1912 n. Ashland
ave.; Jan Skibinecki, 2039 Ashburn
ave-: ]. Lukasiak, 1904 Justine ul.;
Jozef Chlopek. 1912 Troy III. Piotr
Kowalski, 2O21 Webster ave; Stan
Gobysiak, 1882 Keller ul.; J.. Jele-
sinski, 1917 McHenry ul.; Wlad.
stachon, 1547 Chicago ave-; B.
Chmielewski, 2347 S. Albany ave;
Antoni Zimbecki. 1888 Luther ul.:
A. Pachucki, 1884 s. Morgan ul.;
Antoni Poliwka, 2107 Airport ul.;
jerry Kurpiel, 1926 Walton ul.;
Leon Mendyk, 2131 Leavitt ul.; B.
Janik, IS y. Greenfield ave-; W.
Gruski. 2049 Webster ave-; Ludwik
Delinke, 1928 S. Bishop ul.; Win
Gently Wilant. 473S LOOMS ul.; j.
Rewihski. 1908 w. 17ta ul.; Jozef
Kozio}, 1921 Chicago ave; Antoni
MiIkus. 341 Kensington ul.; ]. stra
winski, Coil Peoria H.; j. Canal
czyk, 1900 Ems ILL.,; Stan. Chwata
1922 Centennial pl.; Fran. Iona
ski. 5147 Calumet ave-; Jozef Mar
cinkiewicz, 2059 Grand ave-; Mar
Gin Podosek, 725 Keath III; NJ. Ma
telski, S31 Hester
z transporter rannych przyoyli
nastepujacy Polacy: s~zeregoWiec
Edward Lemoski, Cicero, ILL.,; ka-
pral Antoni Sobecki, S34S Buffalo
ave; sz~eregowiec Michai Dronesko,
1885, May III. I szeregowiec Micha'
Kaoewiec, 1877 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

DOKOnCZ6nlc &c SllOilSy J'
tylitow" publicznych przesluchy
W sorawie petycyi kompanii gazc-
wei Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Co." O zezwolenie ma podwyzsze-
ME cen gazu.
Obecne ceny, ktore So cenaml
vehement, p~rzestaja bye W mo-
cy z koncem biezacego mieslaca.
Kompania utrzymuje re ME mo-
re wrocit do dawnych cen, gdyz
grozi jej bankructwo.
Wczoraj zeznawai pred komi
sya stanowa Samuel insult, pre-
wodniczacy dyrekt6ryatu kompa
nil. Zeznal miedzy innemi, re je-
Sli hompania ME otrzyma ulgi, be
die W rekach opiekuna sadowe-
60 W przeciagu roku.
insult take W ciagu swej eg-
zaminacyi przez adwokatow kom
panii oswiadczyl, re jest pozada-
mem W jego opinii, azeby kompa-
ME produkujace gaz i elektrycz-
nose takze kontrolowaiy produk-
eye wegla, nafty i opaiu, przez
ME uzywanego. Jesli kompania
gazowa jest obecnie W marnym
stanie finansowym, to gfownie
dlatego, re ME kontroluje produk
cyl tych koniecznych materyalow.
insult, ktory jest prezesem kom
panii elektrycznej Commonwealth
Edison takze nawiasowo oswald
cyl, re kompania ia jest W do
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Sledztwo dalsze w toku.
1NNE w%1ADoMosc1
MIEISKIE.

MlEJShlE.
- Try Mode kobiety weszly
onegdaj do skiadu biawatnego
VI. Yalbuma, pnr. 1913 W. lsra
ul., poczyniiy rozmaite zakupna
i zapiaciiy czekami. Wczoraj Yal
bum otrzymai czeki z powrotem
Cd banku z notatka, il So bezwar
tosciowe. Uwiadomif stacye poll
cyjna PREY I'll. Maxwell, gdzie tax
re otrzymano rapport cd rzeznika
Fl. Breimera, Z pnr. 1921 South
port ave-, ktory takze zostal o.
szukany. M}oda kobieta, podob-
ia Z opisu do jednej z tych, kto-
re naciagneiy Yalbuma, zakupiaa
miesa i wedlin "a $y'2o, i zapia-
ella czekiem ma $1,000. Rzeznik
dal jej drobne. Pozniej takze wro
Gil GEEK ten z banku jake bezwar-
tosciowy.
- Sonny Dunn, oskarzony o
zamordowanie p~olicyanta R. ].
Burkea, zostaf wczoraj ujety W
domu siostry swej Tony pnr. 1922
South Sangamon III. Dunn sta
vial opor, gdy detehtywi znalezli
go pod }6zkiem. ze jeszcze jest
PREY zyoiu, zawdziecza tyfko
swej zonie i dziecku, ktore takze
w tym domu sic znajdowaly. Dom
ten wciaz pilnowal poiicyant W.
O'Connor, towarzysz zamordowa
nego. Gdy wreszcie u~jrzai, jak
Dunn wchodzii do mieszkania, "a
tclefonowai do biura detektywow.
Porucznik Hughes z oddzia}em
siedmiu detektywow natychmiast
przybyi ma miejsce i ujai Dunn'a.
Ma polu blisko ulic 98mej i
Stony Island ave-, znaleziono W
siedzacej pozycyi, oparte o drre-
wo, ciaio martwe H. c. Wilsona.
Obok niego lezal powroz, a "a
nim pr6zna butelka, ktora zawie-
rala s%trychnine. Wahal sic Wi
docznie, czy sic powiesit, czy "a
.vG truciz1 IL : zadeeydowai sic
wreszcie ma trucizne. Byl daw~
niej konduktorem kolejowym.
Mieszkai takze W Kalifornii, a
niedawno temu wrocii do Chica-
go. Pozostawia wdowe / znaczny
majatek. Wdowa jego mowiia, re
MAJ jej martwil sic i by} umysio-
wo anormalnym.
- DR.. H. J. Haiselden, ktory
zyskai rozgios miedzynarodowy
W zwiazku z Baby 'Bollinger",
kt6re sic urodiio zniekszta1cone
i umario jake rezultat decyzyi
DIR. Haiseldena ME operowanua
go, umarl nagle W Hawanie, ma
wyspie Kubie. DR.. Haiselden byl
kierownikiem szpitala German
American. Udai sic ma Kube,
wediug jednych ola wakacyi, we
dug innych ola badah eugenicz-
nych. Umarl ma krwotok mozgo-
wy.
- PAM H. H. Spalding, z do
mu PARMA Catherine Barker, spad
kobierczyni S3o,ooo,OOo, ME chce
PLACID podatku dochodowego. -
Process O zwrot $4,472 wytoczyl W
jej imieniu J. B. Forgan, banker,
kt6ry jest jej opiekunem przeciw
J. F. smietance, kt6ry jest fede-
ralnem kolektorem akcyzy. Pro-
ces oparty Jest ma tenn, Re PAM
Spaulding ME ma dochodow z
majatku OLGA, leoz tylko pewne
sunny otrzymuje ma u.rzymanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
y siedliska BOR1Isz.

Parafianie nale5acy do tel parafii
W Galicyi. a obecnie mieszkajacy W
Chicago. winni sic zglcsit ma posie-
dzenie, ktore sic odbedzie W przysz-
Ia sobote o godzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem, W sail pnr. 100 Fry ul. Oma-
wiane beda sprawy ~przyjscia z pomo
ca dziatwie szkolnej W kraju,
ktora jej 6becnie rzeczywiscie po-
trzebuje. Wszyscy winni sic stawit
ma to posiedzenie, jezeli i'm dobro
dziatek ley ma sercu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
PRZEWLEKLE OBRADY
MAD PROJEI1TEM ELEKTRY
FIKACYI I ULEPSZEN
PARKOWYCH.

Jeszcze sic toczq obrady mad
projektem elektryfikacyi kolei
illinois Central ! ulepszeh wzdluz
poiudniowego ~wybrzeza ~jeziora
Michigan pred komitetem alder
manskim dworcow k~olejowych.
w projekcie tym interesowane
jest najprzod miasto nastepnie wy
dziai park6w pofudniowych, da-
lei kolej Illinois Central, a W
koncu wiadze federalne, gdyz
projekt takze dotyczy portu, a
wiec zeglugi ma i~eziorze, ktora
Jest pod kontrola fedcralna.
Duzo kiopotu obccnie czyni ko
mitetowi kwestya oszacowania
praw miasta do ulic i t. wv.
slips" w j~eziorze ma po}noc Cd
Randolph ul.. do kt6rych koIej
ma p~retensye. gdyz dotykajq jej
rem:z frachtowych. Jedni szacu-
ia ulice i ,slips' ma mniej niz
5000, 900, inni ma $21 ,00O,0 600.
Adwokat w. L. Fisher, repre-
zentant miasta, jest "a tenn, azc-
by w projekcie byio z]astrzezone
prawo miasta i wydziaiu parko-
wcgo budowy polaozenia Pomie-
dry bulwarami po}udniowymi a
polnocnymi blisko ujscia rzeki.
Poniewaz poiaczenie take bedzie
przechodzi1o blisko tor6w kolei
Illinois Central, A. s. Baldwin,
reprezentant kolei, ktory by} O.
becny, oSwiadczyl, Re must mice
tydzien czasu ma zasiagniecie o.
pinii Cd zarzadu kolei.
KONSUL ARGENTYNSKI
A NIEMC0W o
MORD I SPISEK HANDLO-
wy.
Albert w. Brickwook. tymcza'
sowy wicekonsul argentyhski W
Chicago, wczoraj pred prokura,
torem fedcralnym Clyne'm, zlo-
zyl zeznania zadziwiajace odnos,
ME do spisku niemieckiego opano
wanna handful w Po}udniowej A.
MERGE oraz do uprowadzenia
zamordowania tajnego agenta ar,
gentynskiego. w zwiazku z, TEN
stoja liczne zarzuty i kontrzarzu.
ty. DIVA Sledztwa So wtoku: jed,
no przez prok. Clyne'a, a drugie
przez CUB. Lowdena.
Co do zarzut6w przeciw Brick.
wood'owi, pytano go, dlaczego
dziala} jake wicekonsul, aczkol-
wick zostal usuniety z tego urze-
du d. 29go wrzesnia 1917, przez
Rad argentyhski.
w odpowiedzi Briekwood IL
dzielif szczegoiowych informacy;