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The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
new MARKET
Plan FOR D. C.
Maryland-Virginia Farmers
May Sell Through School
Centers.

A market within the reach of every
householder in Washington will be an
actuality, II plans of the school board
and the various community centers of
the city succeed. p.
Superintendent of Schools Thurston
yesterday favorably acted upon a re-
cent decision of the school board. per-
mitting the community centers,
through superintendent Thurston. to
convert the school houses. in which
they are established. into neighbor-
hood markets, to be supplied by farm
ers of Maryland and Virginia. Space
for the farmers will be provided in
the school yards; rest rooms for the
warmers wives and children will be
arranged within the school.
Sells Out Quick.
fresh country products for sale in COM
munity stores was made last week
when Wilson T. Kenner, assistant in
community buying at the Park View
Center, made arrangements with E..
w. Molohan, Of Wheaton. Md, to de-
liver a load of farm produce at the
'schoolhouse. The load Of vegetables
was disposed of In less than an hour.
and an agreement has been reached
between Mr.. Kenner and the Wheaton
farmr for the dlivery of truck and
dairy products at the school every
Tuesday and Friday.
Farmers and housewives wishing to
become acquainted with the new plan
may get full information from the
secretaries at the following community
centers:
Wilsn T. Kenner, Park View
School, Newton and Warder streets
northwest.
Mrs. Ida E KebIer, Wilson Nor
NAL School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets northwest
Mrs. L w. Hardy, Eastern High
School, Seventh and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Mrs. A c. Driscoll, Thomson
School, Twelfth and l. streets north
west.
Mrs. NJ. B. Stone, E. B. Brown.
School, Connecticut avenue and Nc
Kinley street, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. E. A. Hunter, Powell School.
Hiatt place and Lamont street
northwest.
Mrs. NJ. W. Davis, Tyler School,
Eleventh and G streets southeast
Mrs. Agnes McElroy, Petworth
School, Seventh and Randolph
strets northwest
Colored.
Miss Nellie Quander. Georgia ave-
nue. near How ard place.
iss E. V. Smith. Birney School,
Nichols and Howard avenues, Ana
costa.
Miss NJ. A. Tapscott. Dunbar High
School. First and N streets north
west.
DR.. A. G. Green, Garnet School,
U street near Tenth street north
west
Mrs. E. F. Ellis, Randall Center,
First and strets southwest
Miss Sadie Gaskins, Phillips Cen
ter, N street between Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth streets
northwest.
Mrs. r. ]. Gray, Lovejoy Center,
Twelfth and C streets northeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
ARREST POLICEMAN
FOR SHOOTING NEGRO

Policeman ]. E. Nancy, of the First
precinct. who shot Crosby Bynum, COL
ored, of sOs Third street northeast.
Sunday night, while the latter was
attempting to escape arrest, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant from
the District Attorneys office. He was
later released on a bond of $1,000
Nancy is charged with assault with
a deadly weapon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
SHRAPNEL INJURIES
THREE AT RARITAN

New Brunswick. N. J., Aug. A.
Three men were injured at Camp
Raritan Arsenal near here today
when a small amount of T. N. T.
exploded in freight cars being un-
loaded and caused an explosion
among some shrapnel shells in a
nearby magazine.
First reports said eight had been
killed and more than score in
jured.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Police News
Charged With Robbery.

Edward Green, colored, 10 years old.
OF 2s20 e street northwest, arrested
early yesterday morning on a charge
OF robbery has established a new hold
up record In the opinion Of the police.
instead or using gun that throws
lead. he Is said to have employed a
pistol that squirts water.
Shortly after George Bernard and
Ernest Womsck. Of So4 Twelfth street
northwest, reported they had been
held yp at Twenty-second and e
streets northwest. and robbed at the
point Of a gun, Green was arrested by
Policemen Waldorf and Greenwalle.
Green denies ownership Of the SQUIRT
gun and knowledge of the hold-up,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU.


A. y. Doniphan.
~ King Street.
Alexandria, Va. Aug. 4--The trial
OF ID. Worth Stanton. charged with
shooting and killing Jesse Rolph, Ia
scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning in the Corporation
Court Judge L. c. Barley presiding.
1t Is expected that the trial will last
TWO days. A venire Of forty-six tales
men has been summoned from which
to select jury of twelve.
The shooting took place in Rosemont
May IL, and Rolph died two days later
at the Alexandria Hospital Stanton
is alleged to have charged that Rolph
disturbed his domestic Affairs.
Stanton will be represented by At
torney Edmund Burke and Common
wealth's Attorney Howard w. Smith
will conduct the prosecution.
Mrs. Lucy w. Roberts, Daville,
Ind, today was given a pleasant
surprise on the siXty-seventh ami
versary of her birth when her son,
r. S. Roberts. presented her with
deed for Agnew Court, 80 South
Pitt street, which he purchased
from Gardner L Boothe, special
commissioner
The summer school with approx
mately 100 pupils attending was
opened today at Lee school build
ing. There are four teachers.
The school is free and all who
failed in their summer examinations
are at liberty to attend the school
which will be continued until the
reopening of the public schools in
the autumn. The school is con-
Quoted under the direction of Supt.
w. H Sweeney and the city school
board.
Deeds of transfer for FIVE pieces of
property today were placed on record
in the oftice Of the clerk of the court
as follows: Mrs. A V. Monroe to Erven
]. Roberts and wife, house and lot
$40 North Washington street; Erven
j. Roberts to Mrs. Florentine Smoot,
house and lot on the north side OF
Queen between St Asaph and Pitt
streets; NJ. T. Dwyer to NJ. D. Reese
the two-story brick dwelling house
80 North St Asaph street; Miss
Louise Aitcheson to Alfred G. Dorner
house and lot at the southwest corner
of Duke and Lee street; Miss Louise
Aitcheson to ZekieI h Moore house
and lot on the west side of Lee be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets.
A sample OF the light which it is
proposed to use for the illumination
of the white way on King street has
been installed on a post on the south
side of King between St Asaph and
Pitt streets.
An open air motion picture for the
benefit Of the St Marys Boys
School, Washington and Queen
streets. will be shown Wednesday and
Thursday evenings on the lawn Of the
school.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05

To prevent pipes leading from
tanks freezing an attachment has
leen invented by which LIQUIDS
can be piped from a tank. the supply
from the tank shut off and the
pipe emptied or both pipe and tank
drained.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
100 Out In southern shops.

Charlotte. N. c.. Aug. 4.-One hun
dfed employees Of the Southern Rail-
way shops here were called out on
strike today, while like number OF
men employed at the Southern's round
house here are waiting official notice
that a walkout has occurred at
Spencer.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
SENATE ASKS HINES
ABOUT COAL PLAN

The. Senate yesterday adopted A
resolution introduced by Senator
Pomerene. of Ohio. asking Rail d.
rector ines to report on how many
coal cars are available and what
arrangements have been made to
prevent coal car shortage this
winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Cuban Minister to Go Home.

cuban Minister Cespedes informed
the State Department yesterday that
he will return to Cuba on leave of alb
sence. While he Is away the first sec
retary, DR.. Arturo Psdro y Almeida,
will be in charge, he said.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Complete Tie-up ut AsheviIIe.

Asheville. n. c., Aug. 4-Eighteen
hundred men employed in the South
ern Railway shops at Spencer. N. c.,
left work this morning joining the
general strike of shopmen.
The walkout was unanimous, not a
man now working in the shops.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Fire RaEcs in Northycat.

A hre of unknown origin in the
rear of 2314, 2316 and 2318 Nichol-
son street northwest, yesterday
caused damage estimated at $1,000.
The property destroyed is owned by
John Ellis, Miss Efie Dougherty and
Miss Susie Cross
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Sneak Thief Loots Apartment.

A sneak thief entered the apart
ment OF Miss Mary L. Morgan, in
the Santa Rosa apartments, yester-
day. and stole articles valued at S13s.
Miss Morgan, who was out, reported
the theft upon her return.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Probe Sugar Prices.

An investigation of sugar prices BY.
the Federal Trade Commission is pro-
vided In a resolution favorably acted
upon by the House Interstate Com
merce Committee yesterday after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Red Cross Canteen Robbed.

A money box, containing $50, was
stolen from the Red Cross canteen in
Union Station. police were told last
night, by Mrs. E. e. Jordan, manager
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Home Robbed of 800.

DurinT the past week the home of
Mrs. CnaIlcs Couker, at 1911 First
street northwest was entered and
800 in bills stolen.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Situation In Richmond.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 4.-Walkouts
among men employed in the rail-
road shops here have assumed huge
proportions. The striking shopmen
are employed by the Chesapeake
and Ohio. the Atlantic Coast Line
and the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
ways.
A meeting OF railroad employees
was held today. Plans for further
action on the national movement"
to strike were discussed.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Cincinnati shops Idle.

Cincinnati, Aug. 4-NeaTly Looo shop
men have struck at the Silver Grove
yards of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
rendering that district idle.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Margaret Brooks Poisoned,

Margaret Brooks, 10 years old, Iiv-
ing at 1876 Ninth street southeast, is
In Caspalty Hospital suffering from
poisoning. resulting from attempted
suicide, police say. Doctors say the
woman will recover
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Boy, IA, Called Housebr.ak.r

James Connell. IA years old, living
at 231S G street northwest, was ar
rested early yesterday morning and
charge with housebreaking. He was
sent to the house of detention.
The boy Is alleged to have entered
the store of S. N. Meyer, 1881 F. street
northwest, Sunday night and to have
stolen three knives and a ring.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Thieves Take Fire Extinsuishers.

Three fire extinguishers, valued
at s2o, were stolen from 636 Della
ware avenue in the past week ac-
cording to report made to the
police yesterday by the B. Leonard
Company at Four-and-a-half and F
streets southwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05

An open air motion picture for the
beneht of the St Mary's Boys
School, Washington and Queen
streets. will be shown Wednesday and
Thursday evenings on the lawn Of the
school
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05

In addition to these prices
We pay full value for Liberty
Bond coupons due Interest
paid up to date OF sale.
We buy 500, $500 and ooo
Liberty Bonds OF all Issues.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
Ruch v ToVarzystXacA.
ZE sTANLSIAWOWA.

- Tow. Kr6la Jana III Sobieskie
go mr.. 16 Djed. odbedzie kwartalns
posiedzenie W czwartek, dnia 3go
kwietnia, O godzinie 7:30 wieczo-
rem. Zarazem oznajmia sic re CT kto
rzy ME odprawili spowiedzi wielka-
nocnej razem z Tow. musza dostar--
czyc poswiadczenia. - And. Kuja-
wa, pref; J. szczuka, sekr.
Tow. Sw. Cecylii, II. 14ty q.
P. R. X. odbedzie kwartalne posie-
dzenie dis we czwartek, dnia 5go
kwietnia, o godzinie Sci wieczorem,
W sail zwyklych posiedzen. Obecnosc
wszystkich konieczna, BIO So wazne
sprawy do zalatwienia. Jan Cze-
kala. PREF; Antoni W. Barwig, Sc
kretarz prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
Bondy powiatowe jesz-
cze ME przeszly.

Zdaje sic, &c bOndy ma budowe "a
kfadu powiatowegO Ola ubOgich W SUI
mic 100000 ~przepadly W Onegdajszych
wyborach dlatego, re ME Otrzymaly vie
kszosci gios6w mezczyzn, aczkOlwiek o.
trzymaly wiekszoSc gioS6w kobiet. Wat
pliwem jest, czy bOndy te NIGGA bye
wobec tego wydane, aczkOlwiek otrzy-
maIy wiekszoSc wszystkich w~Szystkich
g{os6w razem, gdyA wiekszOSc g1os0w
kobiet "a Rondami wiecej niz r6wno-
Way wiekszoSc gfcs6w ~mezczyzn pre-
civ bondOm.
Zachodzi tutaj techniczna kwestya
prawnicza / kOnstytucyjna, kt6ra ma
W tych dniach bye zadecydowana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
20 WYBORACH.
= Burmistrz Thompson i jego frak-

- Burmistrz Thompson i jego frak-
eva zwycieska odegrywaG bedzie wiel-
ka role w republikanSkiej pOlityce sta
novel. WSzyScy kandydaci republican,
soy ma senatOra i g]ubernatora bCda
sic starali o jegO pOparcie.
PodObno burn. Thompson ME bedzic
~przcSzkadza1 ambicyom ~guhernatora
Lowdena pozyskania nominacyi repu-
b~lika6skiej ma prezydcnta Stan6w lie
dnoczOnych i ma konwencyi kraiowej
bedzie jego kandydaturc popieral.
Znaczy to, re republikanie mySla o
zjednoczeniu swych front0w W przygo-
towaniu do kampanii prczydencyalnci.
- Byfy alderman VI. A. MichaelsOn.
kt6ry byl przywGdca frakcyi Thompso-
ma w radzie mieiskicj i w Rampant
niedawnej energicznic pOpiera{ burmi-
Strza. ma bye W ragrOdc "a Swa pra-
ce mianOwany alb0 mieiskim kOmisa-
rem Siuzby publicznei. albo tch komi-
sarzem robot publicznych. Dotychcza-
sOwy komisarz robot publicznych Gar
ner wyhrany zostal aldermanem, vice
Jest hardzO moAliwe. 70 MichaelSon he
die jcgO naStepca.
- lime zmiany pOdObnO W gabinecie
burmiStrza ME n%aStQpiq.
Burn. Thompson ia seryO mySli
O TEN aIeby ponownic mianOwac no
tOryczna .,SOlidha Sz6stkc" czfonkami
rady szkolnej. Bedzic zn6w chryja.
- Burn. Thompson wypowiedziai
wojne Municypalnej Lidzc Wyborczci.
dlatego, re wediug jej p(anu alderman
uk}adaja Swe komitety.
-Burmistrz Thompson OSwiadczyi,
re ME wyjedzie Z Chicago re swymi
doradzcami. lecz bedzie plany Swe o.
mawia} W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

NEPORTERAI

Uczennice p. Agnieszki Nering,
maja dzisiaj i jutro probe o godzi-
ME S-mej ~wieezorem W szpitalu p.
W. Matki BOskiej z Nazareth.
. -: 9
Przyjemna bardzo /niespodzianke
wyrzadzil swym rodzicom Stanislaw
]. Piianowski, kt6ry po diugim po-
bycie we Franeyi przybyi niespodzia
ME do domu. ojeieS jego p. S. j.
Pijanowski. wlaSciciel garaiu i Ia
klsdu pogrzebowego ma KasimierzO-
vie otrgymal W Ciagu dnis telefon
cd syna, re znajduje sic W Chicago
1 q "a chwil kilka przybedzie " ro-
dziune progi, TAX tez sic stale. W
niespelna p6lgodziny znajdowai sic
juz W ramionach ukochanych. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
THOMPSON UTRZYMUJE. ZE O.
TRZYMAL $1,000 GLOS0W WEEK
SZOSCI.

Burn. Thompson OSwiadczyl w~czoraj
re wedIug otrzymanych W SVEN biurze
raport6w wiekszoSG. kt6ra Otrzymai
W OnegdajSzych wybOrach, wynOSi D.
600 glos6w. Cyfry %ogiOszone Oparte So
ma t. wv. raportach policyjnych.
DIS r%ozpocznie sic urzedowc Spra-
wdzanie rezultat0w W biurach komiSyi
wyborczej. Trwac bedzie do soboty wla
cznie.
H. Stuckart, dem. k~andydat ma skar-
bnika miejskiego, Otrzymai wiecej glo-
SOW niz kt6rykolwiek innych kandydat,
a $4,000 g}os0w wiecej niz Sweitzer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
PRZESZkO SIEDM MILIONOW
OS0B STRACIfO SWE IYCTE.

W ostatniej wojnie, pomiedzy mimi
90 tysiecy naszych obywateli. Stra-
ty byiyby niezawodnie O wiele wick
see, gdyby ME olbzymie i kolosalne
przygotowania nasze, ME przestra-
szyiy Niemcow do poddania sic. Ia
te przygotowania potrzeba zapiacit.
Dlatego Rad nasz urzadza ~jeszcze
jedna wielka pozyczke - Victory
Liberty Loan. Caly kraj przygoto--
wuje sic ma mia.
Organizacya - 10th Ward Vic
tory Loan Committee - bedzie mia
la swe posiedzenie W piatek, Ago
kwietnia. o godz. sci wieczorem. W
hall Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n. Ash
land ave. Uprasza sic, ably kazt"
wsp6Ipracownik i kazda wspotprd-
cowniczka byli obecni ma tenn pos!e-
dzeniu.
p. Drzymalski. przewodniczacE.
b. Mindak. sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
Zwyciescy Alderman.

Welding uzupeinionych rezultat6w IL
sta k~andydat6w ma alderman6w, kt6-
rzy ~zwyciezyli w onegdajszych wybo-
rach wraz z w~iekszoScia g1os6w W kaz-
dym ~wypadku, jest jak nastepuje:
Warda: WiekszOSc.
1-*Michael Kenna, dem. 6,29S
2-*Louis B. Anderson, rep. 10,O94
81. H. PaSSmore. rep. 2,161
Timothy A. Hogan dem. 2.639
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

5-*Joseph B. McDonough. dem. FOB
GA. A.. Mccormick, rep. 6,s23
Ga. A. Mccormick, rep. 14,9l4
6-CWakans) c. s. Eaton, rep. 6,S23
7-*William Il. Fetzer, rep. 5000
s-*Ross A. Woodruff, dem. 2,93A
9-Guy Madderom. rep. LOIS
1OL*Frank Klaus, dem. 397
11-*Edward F. Cullerton, dem. 4,432
12-Anton ]. Cermak. dem. 2,52S
13-S. o. Shaffer, rep. 2,162
14-*George NJ. Maypole, dem. 273
15-*Edward J. Kaindl, dem. 430
16-#Stan. HI. Kunz, dem. 3.249
1~7-*Stan. Adamkiewicz, dem. SS1
1%S--*John Powers, dem. 3,139
20-*Henry L. Flick, dem. S37
21-Dorsey Grove, dem. 1865
22-Rudolph l.. Schapp, DEM. 80
23-*Thomas o. Wallace, rep. 1858
24-James Dorney. rep. 426
25r*Henry d. Captain, rep. 1907
26-*William F. Lipps, rep. 1904
pc. r. Armitage, rep. 1922
2S-ClaytOn +. Smith. dem. 1.42S.|
29-JasleS r. KOuarek. dem. LAOS
30-John Burns, rep. $40
31-ScOtt n. Hogan, rep. J62
32-*Albert j. Fisher. rep. SITS
-
33-JOhn 2. Garner. rep. S.131
3H*Joscph O. Kostner. dem. 2,371
3r*John s: Clark, dem. 1925
*Obecny alderman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
DARMO
Ola C~ierpiacych
ma Astme
MOVIE domowe leknrstw0 ktore kazdy
moie uSye bez kiopotu I straty czasu.

MOVIE dOlnOWe lekhrBt"O AtOEC NaSus
mole uzye ben kiopotu l straty ezasu'
Many nova metode, ktora leczymy
assume / chcemy abyscie ia sprobowah
2 naszym kosztem. Me rob. roznicy czy
wasza choroba jest ~zadawntona Tub czy
cierpicie ma mia oi Rfedawna, czy cier-
.picie ma Astme cd czasu do czasu czy
ter lest ona hroniczna, przyszEi1cie po
nasza probna metode ktorej udzielamy
darmo. Bee roznicy W jak.m kFhnacie
mieszkacie, bez roznicy w jakim VIE
ku jestescie lub jaka praca sic d
Gle, iezefi macie aStme nasza metotda
powinna dac wan ulge natychmiast.
~Szczeg6lrie chcemy ia przysfac lynn
ktorzy c:erpia ma talk 7wana bezna-
Hziejna, gdzie wszystkie formy le-
karstw do wdychania, zastrzyktwania,
p~reparacye opium, patentowane lekar-
silva etc, ME pomog{y. Chcemy polka
FAC ka5demu naszym kosztem, re ia
metoda przyniesie ulge W ciezkfm Cd
dychanfu, sapaniu I ~wszystk.ch niebez-
~piecznych paroksy7mach zaraz ma Ia
wSZe. .. .
ia oferta darmo jest zanadto wanna.
azeby zwioczyc choc o jafen dzien. Me
~przysylajcie pieniadze. Tylko przysli1-
Gle kupon ponizej podany. Uczyncie to
dZiS.ai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
%Te|egramy zag!anIezne'
Dokoiiczenie re stroihcy l
Stuttgart. 3. kwietnia.

Stuttgart, 8. kwietnia. - Ma
proklamacye powszechnego straj-
XII robotnikow w Wuertembergll
burzuazva odpowiedziaia kontr-
strajkiem. do ktorego Przyi9czyIl
sic kupcy, fabrykanci, handlarze'
urzednicy panstwowi i mlastoWl'
doktorzy i aptekarze.> Siuzba po-
cztowa tramwajOwa r0wnlez 20
stala wstrzymana. Rzad og}osli
stan oblezenia w S%tuttSarcle / O.
kolicv. Wszystkie zak}ady, skle-
py, teatry zamkniete sd cd godzl-
ny wieczorem do 9 rano, wszel-
ka trafika uliczna zokazana jest
10 godzinie 9tej wieczorem.
SERBIA REPUBLIKA.
Londyn, 8. kwietnia. We,-
dug iskrowej depeszy z Rzymu'
eazeta Vecerni Listy z Z~agrzebia
w Kroacyi miala ogfosit, re dy--
nastya serbska Karadzordzewl
Cow zostala ziozona z tronu /
Serbia ogioszona zostafa rePubl1'
ka Z Belgradem jake stolica Ser
BIZ i Tugo-Slawii. Serbska legacya
w Londynie m6wi, re mic ME sly
scala O rewolucyi i re wiadomosc
ME lest prawdziwa. TAX samo
biuro informacyjne jugo-slowiai
skie w Waszyngtonie nazyWa
pogioske te giupia,
IAPoNIA w OBRONIE ROW
NOSCI RAS;:
Paryz, 3. kwietnia. - zaden
nar6d azyatycki ME by}by szcze-
sliwv w Lidze narodow, w ktorej
bylaby ostra dyskryminacya ras'
m6wi} baron Maxine, szef japon-
skiej misyi ma konferencye poko-
iowa w Paryzu do correspondent
tow Zjednoczonej Prasy. Me
iestesmy ma lyle dumni, ably ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

walczyc, m6wif baron, ale ~jeste-
zbyt dumni, ably zgodzic sic
dobrowolnie ma ponizenie W sto-
2 jednym hub wiecej re
sprzymierzehc6w. Me cllcemy nj
czego innego tylko prostej spra-
wiedliwosci. Uznajemy, re kwe-
stya emigracyi jest kwestya we
wnetrzna kazdego pahstwa / ME
sprzeciwiamy sic poprawce bllhu
Root'a, co do zabezpieczenia kra-
ju w kwestyach wewnetrznej adj
ministracyi, gale propozycya lego
odnosi sic do w~szystkich KRAKOW.
My ME chcemy zadnych specyal-
nych przywilejow!"
SPRAWL WLOSKA ZALA-
TWlONA?
Rzym, 8. kwietnia. - Popolo
Romano ogfosila wczoraj, re jak
sic dowiaduje, konferencya poko-
iowa rozstrzygnela juz kwestye
zadan wfoskich i to ma korzysc
panstwa wfoskiego.
z PRAC PO-
,KOJOWEJ.
Paryz, 8. kwietnia. - kiedy
zalatwiona zostanie kWestya Cd
szkodowania, granicy francusko-
niemieckiej i Gdanska, traktat pc
bedzie gotowy. Jest "a
tenn fizyczna mozliwoscia, re trak
tat ten przedlozony bedzie Mem
com do podpisania oko}o logo
kwietnia. Rada ~czterech rozwa--
zafa wczoraj kwestye odpowie-
dzialnoSci "a wojne, ale komitet
odpowiedni ME doszed} jeszcze
do zgody, wskutek czego nastapi-
Ia nova zwioka W tel sprawie.
HISZPANIA PRZYJMUJE
LICE.
Paryz, 8. kwietnia. - Hiszpa-
MIA. pierwsza z neutralnych naro-
dow, uznaIa poprawiona konsty-
trcye Ligi narod6w i oswiadczy-
la sic "a przystapieniem do niej.
WiadomoSc ia zawarta byfa w
krola Alfonso do prezyden-
ia Wilsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

wotsku przebywai on p~rzeszio diva
lata, a 11-eie m~iesiecy bill Niemca
we Francyi. Udziai brai W mai
krwawszych potyczkach Swiatowej
wojny, a vice po Chateau Thierry,
W lasach a~rgonskich. Verdun, byl
pod murami Metzu a take W potycz-
kach pod Marina. z wszystkich tych
przyg6d wyszedi Gallo.
o :, c
Marya Mikos. 2o-letnia kobieta,
zam. pnr. 2419 S. Whipple ul., znaj
dowala sic przez jakiS czas W szpi-
talu ola chorych ma piersi w Oak
Forest. Czujac, re z choroby sic ME
portrait wygrzeba6, prosi}a n swo-
ich krewnych, ABLY przewiezli ia do
domu, chcia}a bowiem umrzec W o.
toczeniu blizkim jej twarzom. Wy
pelniajac zyczenie chorej, polecono
OBJ. S. ]. Pijanowskiemu 'przewiezc
chora re szpitala do domu. gdzie
n~azajutrz zmarla. Pcgrzeb iej odbe-
die sic dzisiai z koscioia sw. Kali
mierza. a ciaio pochowanem costa
ME ma cmentarzu Zmartwychwsta--
MIA.
= 80 &"
Panienki z Tr6jcowa byiy popro-
szone przez pania Karcz / 7ar2ad o
urzadzenie wieczorku W szpitalu po"
wiatowym dla ~pacyent6w. Staraniem
panny 2. K~isielewskiej piekny pro-
gram byi ~ursadzony dnia 30go mar
ca. kt6ry skIadal sic z nastepujacych
numer6w:
Sextet j Military Drill kosty-
umaeh wykona}y panny E. SmoliG-
ska, q. K~isielewska, E. Pilitowska,
W. Jokawanis, K. Chabowska i S. XII
sielewska. "a co by}y wyna-
grodzone rzesistemi oklaskami. Ma
stepnie maia Tosia Pilitowska swo-
i'm tancem 1 spiewem ubawila pacy-
ent6w doskonale. NJ. Z~acharewicz cd
data swoja deklamacye znakomicie.
Fanny B. Jakowanis i H. Herek o.
degraly duet ma fortepianie~ i byiy
zmuszone grac nadprogramowo. Pan
ma Stefania Kisielewska Spiewaia
doskonale. Ma koniec ~odSpiewanc
.,Boze cos Polske".
Ma fortepianie akompaniowaiy
panny c. Brzezinska i E. Pilitow-
ska. Program zadowolnil pacyentow
i gosci tax, II zarzad poprosif pa
nienki O urzadzenie ~drugiego podob-
nego programu.
o 1I
17-letni chIopiec nazwiskiem l..
Madziarski. 3O1S Loomis ul., vidal
sic onegdaj ma rogu ulicy z pewnym
niedorostkiem W polityke. Wnet
przyszlo miedzy niemi do oiywione1
dyskusyf a ten ostatni widzac. re
argumentem ME moze ~drugiego
przekonaG. uayi innego sposobu. DO
OTTO wyjal z kieszeni n6z i pokraja'
Madziarskiego po calem ciele nader
bolesnie. Pc tel przygodzie Nadia:
ski odlo5y prawdopodobnie polity--
Ike ma czas dluzszy. przynajmniej do
ezasu. az umyslowo d~ojrzeje.
. - q
Tomasz Swiatnicki. Fam. pnr.
1928 Liman ul., po p~rzybyciu do A
meryki stracii wnet ? oczu 0rata
swego Jana I przez q diugich lat
poszukiwal go po caiym kraju. Pa
rokrotnie wpadl ma jego Slad W roz-