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Evening journal., 1919-01-17
EMMETT JOHNSON
GETS Two YEARS

Convicted by jury Of assault En-
NETT Johnson. Negro. was sentenced
. By Judse Conrad, in Court OF General
SESSIONS. this morning. 30 two years
. Imprisonment and TO pay tine Of $500
and the costs OF the case. He had been
indicted for assault with intent to COM
imlt murder on Ira Johnson. another
!. Negro, but was found guilty OF assault
only.
Emmett shot Ira johnson IN the arm
when he found the latter In his girls"
house some time ago.
Walter Prigg, a Negro. was sentenced
TO one months Imprisonment for lar
ceny. Prigg stole a chicken from John
F. lie Carpenter, who expressed his
willingness that the court be lenient
The defendant has been in the work
house i've weeks awaiting trial
James Johnson. q Negro, charged
with the theft Of pocketbook valued
at ten cents and sli IN bills from Ella
Ponzo. a i5-year-old Negress, was ao-
Quilted in General Sessions Court No 4.
The theft was alleged to have occurred
IN the house No. 6i5 Christiana street
the night Of November 4.
William 5. Cook. pleaded guilty TO the
larceny OF goods valued ct SIS from the
United states Government. being OBJ
tained from freight cars Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. was this
morning sentenced TO pay SIS restitu-
ton money and TO serve six months in
the New Castle County Workhouse.
Judse Heisel passed sentence.
Cook who was employed as a brake
man at Edge Moor on or about October
s5 when the thefts occurred, was Inn
pllcated In the several larcenies by an
other breakmsn. who is said TO have
made full written confession OF the
crimes TO the court.
Twenty pairs OF shoes. as half pint
bottles Of whiskey. "a pairs Of stock
ings and eight boxes Of cigars were
amons the things stolen.
Cook, who formerly was 6 resident
OF FELTON,, Md. had always borne 4
good reputation, several witnesses tes-
tined.
Isadore Klusman was acquitted by
Jury Of the larceny OF sk4 from Max
Mann. He was accused OF stealing the
money from Mann IN the bunk house OF
the B. L. Taylor Co. at Edge Moor.
Klusmsn claimed that he was the
victim Of a conspiracy Of other en-
ployes - the company. He denied that |
he offered the officer who arrested him
i25 to let rim so.
Two charges OF highway robbery |
against Kenneth Frazier and Francis /
Mullen were retired. Deputy Attorney
General Green stated that the States ]
evidence le combating
Mazzareno Falconi who was convicted
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
White Sale of
Winter Bed
Coverings and
Sheets

in spite of advances in cottons and
silks. The quantities are limited,
for we cannot recorder on these so
if you need good quality bed
clothes come down right away.
S1x90 Linen Finish Sheets, reg
ular $500, for $1.6s each
$3.50 full size Bed Spreads,
different patterns, $2.s5 each.
Unb.eached Muslin, SO inches,
1,50o yards; regular &c yard,
now 24c yard.
1000 yards fine bleached Mus
lin, SO inches; regular 3Oc yard,
now 24c yard.
Wool filled Comfortables, SO
and S11 one in this sale, $3.50
each.
S12 Wool Filled Comfortables,
bordered; special for $9.95 each.
S14 Comfortables, with warm
wool filling; special for s11.75
each.
$11 Comfortab'es, filled with
clean cotton; special for $7.95
each. BaSement-4th St.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
SAY WOMAN ISSUED
WORTHLESS CHECK

On charges Of uttering a worthless
check. and passing worthless
check. Anna NJ. Clark was before
Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
Court, this morning, but the case was
continued until Tuesday. She was held
In $500 bail.
A worthless check was passed ON
tne security Trust and Safe Deposit
company .on Monday, and, it Is alleged.
the defendant appeared at the bank
Yesterday afternoon and presented an
uler check that aroused the suspicion
OF the bank officials. When She dis
covered that she was under suspicion.
y Is said, she hastily left the bank and
q L1ook refuge in a nearby motion picture
Ineatre. IL happened that Ohlcer Me-
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
BOY CHARGED WITH
DRIVING OFF AUTO

Charged with operating a motor We
hicle without an operators license, and
driving off an automobile without the
consent Of the owner. Walter Niblett
was before Deputy Judge Finger in
Municipal Court. this morning. Deci-
sion was suspended until tomorrow
morning, however, TO allow an investi-
cation OF the defendants age, he claim
ing to be but i6 years old.
Niblett is accused OF driving of the
automobile truck Of the Gem Grocery
Company, yesterday afternoon. He
pleaded not guilty to that charge but
guilty 10 the charge Of operating a
motor vehicle with an operators Ii
cense. He was arrested by 0flcer Dew
enney.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
COFFEE, NOT LIQUOR,
WAS SOLD TO MAN

Nick Peros and -Christy Karagenas
were dismissed by Deputy Judge Fin
ger, in Municipal Court, this morning,
on a charge Of selling liquor without a
license. They were alleged to have
sold the liquor to a Negro at their
restaurant at Second and King streets.
It was contended by the defense that
IL was only a cup OF coffee that was
sold the Negro.
John F. Lynn represented the defend
ant.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
RESENTS ATTACK ON
CONGRESSMAN MANN
By the United Press.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Thinking ct
representative Mann with packing in
terests was Indignantly denounced BY
Senator Page, Of Vermont, at the agri'
cultural committees meat hearing to-
day.
IF all you can say about Mann is
that he accepted a little steak l con-
slider It trifling," Page declared emphat'
icauy. Il regard it as almost an im'
pertinent attack" he added.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

by Jury Of assault with intent TO com
NIT murder on Walter Parker, changed
his plea Of not guilty OF assault with
intent to commit murder on John ].
Harklns 10 one OF guilty. Sentence was
deferred until the disposition OF the
motion for new trial made by j.
Frank Ball, the defendants counsel.
Falconi ls also indicted with Alfred
Rossi on a charge Of murder.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
PEDESTRIAN R0UTS
WOULD-BE THUGS

Three would-be highwaymen who
attempted to hold up Joseph Henry. OF
No. t04 South Broome street, at Eighth
and Market streets about i.30 O'Clock
this morning were surprised when
Henry struck one Of them a blow in
the nose and then showed the other
men against a plate glass window. All
three Of the would-be thieves then ran
away.
The attempted hold-up was Witness
ed by a watchman at the Union Ma
tional Bank The men jumped from
doorway as Henry was passing.
-.-..-.z..t -.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
vyNocKED DOWN BY AUTO.

Run down by an automobile, William
j. Findlay, OF Perryville, Md. sustained
lscerated scalp. He was treated at
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
White Sale Of
Fine new Plaids at a new
price, $3.50 yard

All wool of elegant quality in the pop
ular designs for separate skirts of style
and distinction. 4S inches wide, all wool,
finest quality $3.50 yard.
More of our much wanted SO all wool
Plads in the 81 inch goods, especially de-
sirable for stylish suits and skirts.
Handsome PlaidS for street dresses and
school wear, regularly these have been
$1.25 and S1.50 yard. Now they go on
sale at $1.OO a yard
Dress Goods-1st floor.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

Granary was in the theatre, and MOTTO
Ing the woman's excited state and
suspecting that she was in some trou-
BILE, detained her.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
FIRE,IEN TO DANCE

The Liberty Fire Company Active
Association, will give a dance tonight
at No. 1901 Apple street. Music Will DC
furnished by Bird and Edwards.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
has done to the prices on Chill
dren's Coats,
Melted SIS and $40
prices to
$1,000

These are mostly all wool coats
in blues and brown and some of
them are fur trimmed. All are
well lined. Any one of them will
make a splendid school coat. The
sizes are from 6 to IA years.
Choose at $40 each. They have
been all season, $3.50 and $40.
Did you ever see a winter end in
the middle of january Then
take advantage of this special sale.
I'd Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
The Annual January Sale of Women's AM
Children's Knit Underwear Continues
for SATURDAY

Three tables full warm samples and broken lots from
lar stocks and you will surely need of before long
UNION SUITSedum and heavy weights and wool. file
lined and silk several styles and at the start all
but every style Regular size $780, and $25 suits
81 SO suit.
Womens Union SuitsMosty small sizes various good sty
medium weight others fleece lined and ribbed
duced for this sale to 79c.
Separate garments including and chdrens goods Ma
different kinds and weights in this lot Special at SIC EACH
1St foor-.-special tables
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

The worries or unemployment 80
avoided by cultivating the WANT AD
hahit.-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

You will find plenty of good
bargains in attractive designs still
at White Sale reduced prices in
White Skirts now 7sc to S1.95;
were $1.00 to S2.75 and SO.
White Corset Covers now 39c
to CSC; were SOC and 60c to 81.
White Camisoles now $1.1s;
were S1.50.
White Chemise, now S9c to
$1.75; were S1.25 to $3.50.
White Night Gowns, now $1.oo
to $1.75; were $1.50 to $3.50.
I'd Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
Special White
Goods Bargains
In the
White Sale

40 inch lining lawns, special at
Bic and 40c yard.
54 inch fine White Wolfe, regu-
lar 75c yard, special, 59c yd.
45c Nainsook of the incest
quality for Underwear, 3sc yd.
S9c Nainsook, particularly de-
sirable for night gowns, 33c yd.
45c Long Cloth, fine spun, for
children's wear, special, 39c yd.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

Special Prices on GREY Enamel Ware

It's shipment that much delayed the factory and
in just when busy with stock takns therefore
these Special Reduced Prices for few days of the White Sale hurry
Will you he quick enough TO profit by the savings?
Oval Dish Pans regular Sl75. in this sale for Sl.45.
LOOT. size Water Bucket. regular 81 TO- in this sale for S9c.
12.qt. Water Bucket regular S45, in this sale for SL2O
Yeast Buckets 25c and 45c in this sale for Bic and Sic
Stew Pans regular 25c for &c., regular 35c for 27
lar 45c ones for 33c.
Oval Dish Pans regular 81 35 for this sale onv S1OO
SGT size Convex Kettles with lids, regular 81. for 79c
0qt size; reg Convex Kettles with lids S2 for 81 O5
Houseurnishngs, Basement
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
In this January Clearance Sale al
February Prices these
RUGS Reduced

from 10 3 below the prices they have been all wn
Stock taking lot of work. These prices should red
stocks quickly Take advantage OF the savings before the
been needing is sold.
9xl2 500 Wilton Rugs reduced in this sale to 500 rs
3x10 g. SIS Wilton Rugs reduced in this sale to S5675
3x0 S55 Body Brussels Rugs reduced this sale S45 0O
6x9, $50 Body Brussels Rugs reduced to $3.50.
Every stock carries special January Sale Reduction
will find better choosing the of this SALE today
3rd Floor, take elevator
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23
ZAVONDALE.

Oddzial 40ty Sw. Ludwika Kr.
Macierzy Polskiej, ma SVEN przedro-
cznem posiedzeniu, odbytem dnia II
grudnia wybrai administracye ma
przysziy rok jak nastepuje: X. pro-
boszcz Jan Zdechlik, %kapelan; Pa
wei Rychlowski, prezes; Antoni Dele
wski, wiceprez.; Teodor Czapiewski,
sekr. prot; Pawei R~ychiowski, sekr.
fin; Franciszek .Wilkiewicz, kasy-
err; radni: Szczepan Szwarc, Jozet
Knorowski i J6zef Hadamik; a
szalek 1szy, Jan Kuss; marszaiek
2gi, Fran. J. Tomczak; Jan Boltz
opiekun chorych, dr.. Stefan Czajko-
wski, lekarz. Ma poprzedniem po-
siedzeniu Oddzial wyznaczyl $l.Oo
nagrody "a zwerbowanie nowego
czlonka, vice dalei bracia zrobmy
kontest. a zarazem Gwiazdke Zarza-
dowi Gl6wnemu. - Teodor Czaple-
wski. sekr. prot, 273O n. Lawndale
ava
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

Pan Henryk c. Carynski, W tych
dniach, Original zawiadomienie z
Springfield, Illinois, re chlubnie
zdal egzamin ma dentyste.
DR.. Henryk c.. C~arynski, urodzll
sic W Chicago, dnia Ago stycznia,
1896 roku. Pierwsze swoje elemen-
tarne nauki pobierai szkole para
~fialnei $w. Trolley, a p6zniej uczesz-
czal do Wyzszej Szkoiy W Chicago /
Uniwersytetu Notre Dame, w India
ma. Dyplom dentysty, D. d. s., otrzy-
NAL tego roku z uniewrsytetu, Chi
cago College OF Dental Surgery.
Mieszka obecnae re swoja babcia pa
mia Duzewska. pod mr.. 1884 n. Her
mitage ave. Sluzyl PREY wojsku q
merykahskiem i byl stacyonowany W
szpitalu North Western University
Post Hospital, W Evanston i Fort
Sheridan.
Jest on bratem znanego adwoka-
ia w Chicago, Stefana R. Caryn--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23
PRZEWoD-
cY STRAJKU WEGLoWEGo.

Indianapolis, Ind, %. grudnia.
= Podczas strajku weglowego
poaresztowano rozmaitych pre-
wodcow strajku "a rome przekro
czenia- Postawieni oni byli pod
kaucya po $4,000, lecz kiedy
strajk sic ukonczyi, sad zaniechal
dalszego Sledztwa. Stafo sic ina
czej Z A. Howat'em, prezesem u
nil weglowej (No. 14) W Kansas.
Kiedy wszyscy inni Postawili kau
eye, on zamiast dawac p~oreczenia,
przyntGsf sedziemu banknot ma
sumo $4,000. Sedzia jednak ode
siai go Z powrotem do wiezienia.
Me dose ma TEN, DO kiedy sad wy
dai polecenie re strajk ukohczo-
no, on zamiast wyroku usfuchac,
rozpoczai otwarcie wystepowac
przeciwko MENU. Sedzia Ander-
son, ktory rozpatrywaf jego spra-
we, zagrozii mu, re "a jego znle-
wazenie nakazu s~adowego Dodal
jeszcze do tego 6w sedzia, re
albo bedzie bronii powagi sadn, al
DO ustapi z urzedu ma rzecz pana
Horwat'a. Przesiuchy rozPoczeto,
a pierwszym powofanym Swiad--
klein byi H. Warrum, giowny ad-
wokat uni weglarzy, ktory udo-
wadnia}, &c Howat wcale ME wy
stepowai przeciwko zakazowi So
dowemu. Mowif on take, re cho-
ciaz miai 1000 strajkierow pod
swa kontrola, to jednak ME mial
on ma mySli zniewazac sadu. Sc
dzia jednak zeznan tych ME PREY
Ijai. Specyalny asystent prokura-
tora D. w. Simms, wykazai, jak
Horwat podczas caiego swego t.
rzedowania jake przewodca przez
I33 miesiecy, wywolywai wielokro
tire strajki weglowe. Sedzia An
derson ma skutek tych dowodow,
pociagnie go do odpowiedzialno-
sci, "a jego awanturnicze dziaia-
MIA. Zapewnie ME ujdzie on ka-
ry, jak sedzia zapowiedzia1, be-
die go tax diugo sciga} az Howat
sw6j sposob postepowania zmieni.
WYSILKI SENATORA
A PoKOJ.
Washington, %. grudnia. -
Senator Hitchcock odbywa czeste
narady z republfkansklml czion--
kami senatu, ably przeciez dopro-
wadzic do jakiego kompromisu,
celem potwierdzenia pokoju. Maj
trudniej bedzie mu jednak zebrac
64 gfosow senatorskich; zgadzaja-
cych sic ma dziesiaty artykui. VIE
kszoso senatorow ME chce sic Ego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23
Z Domu $w. J6zefa.

Ma Dom Starc0w p. W. Sw. J0Ze-
ia zlozono ostatnio ofiary nastepuja-
ce: Macierz Polska No. 100 2 North
Hammond, Ind. $500; cd prywat-
nych czlonk6w tegoz oddzia}u ziozo-
no dalsze ofiary: Wiel. ks. NJ. Ga
dacz So; FIR. Konszczyhski 81; P. Ho
nuszewska $3.50; w. Elias 79c; B.
Surdyk 81; F. Rychwalski 25c; M.
Szczabrowski soc; H. Wolski 25c;
w. Studzinski csc j. Jarosz soc;
Macierz Polska Oddzial $w. J6zefa
No. 40 - IS; Macierz Polska oduh.
sw . Elzbiety No. II 2 Michigan CT
ty s.; Macierz Polska n. n. 81;
Macierz Polska No. 53ci $40; Ma
cierz Polska oddzial &w. Jozefa z
Brighton Park SO; Macierz Polska
oddzial Sw. Jana Chrzciciela No. 6S
So: Macierz Polska z Westville, Ind.
So; Macierz Polska n. P. NJ. Zem-
brzyckiej W par. sw. M(odziankow
So; Macierz Polska oddzial sw. Jana
Chrzciciela No. AZ W par. Sw. kazi-
mierza 50.
Dalei ofiarowali Foresterzy i Fore
sterki Dworu Matki Boskiej Dobrej
Rady SIS i Dworu sw. Wincentego
Fer. S..
Wreszcie zlozono jeszcze ofiary;
Irena T. Powers $40; KsaWery i Jo-
anna Czastka $40; pan Grubczak
s.; Wiel. ks. j. F. Kulczyk 81
Pewna osoba $3.50; Jan Golubski
81; Nep. Barczewski So; PAM Kaje-
ia 81; Marta Pokornowska 81; Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

ukIadach pokojowych, re Stany
Zjednoczone zobowiazuja sic do
caloSci ziemskich in
nych narodow, nalezacych do Ii
81. Stronnicy Wilsona obstaja "a
owa uwaga, gdyz wiedza oni, re
Wilson bedzie PREY tenn z~astrze--
zeniu obstawai. Rozprawiano ro-
wniez mad dzialalnoScia Barucha
Z Nowego Yorkp, ktory figurowai
jake doradca finansowy, podczas
uktadow pokojowych W Versail-
les. Odbywa} on narady Z r6zny-
mi senatorami mad pokojem, jed
Make senator Hitchcock ME przy
.wiazuje wiele wagi do zdania
Barucha, wiedzac, re on ME poi
die ma reke Wilsonowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

TO co natdalej sisga
4 uprzyjemnia 1ycie nssze ,
CO najmniej kosztule a na1wleceI
66iaia
70 rest Przyjemny Usmiech-
Test pe1en dObroci 1 wartosct
zao0ony ze zdrowiem / doorocia
Jest varty wiele, wiels dolarow
= k~osztuie tylko centa.
Du4o iudgi zowia Natures LawfA1
leh asekuracya zdrowia. Centa dzien
ME IA odwrScenie choroby. Try
dziesei Natures Lawlax tabletek Ia
dwS6zsScia pies eentow. Ponce do
1drowia 1 usmiechu dla kazdego. -
Ma sprzedaz W dobryoh aptekach
skfadach departamentowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

rya fBlelarczyk 81; Marya Zarccka
81 rs. j. Grudzihski $40; PAM
Misztka 81; NJ. Gasiorowski Csc;
J. Pietranczyk SOC; S. Wleklinska
SOC; Stan. Surdyk $11; Kat. Ow-
czarzak 81; NJ. Kowalik 81; Bron.
Owczarzak tic.
Wszystkim Dobrodziejom zasyf.-
my ~serdeczne Bog zapia6, a cara
zem zyczymy WesOiych SWAT Boze-
so Narodzenia.
SIS. FrancisZkRnki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

skiego, kt6ry ma swoja ~kancelarye
pod mr.. 1854 w. Chicago ave-, r6g
Racine v / ktory tax Same Stu
ayf PREY wojsku amerykanskiem i
ME dlugo temu original honorowe
zwolnienie.
DR.. CaryGski nalezy do wielu pol
skich / amerykanskich towarzystw |
klubow, cieszac sic wielka popular
noScia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23
L SZCZATKI ZAGI-
N OKRETU.

New Orleans, %. grudnia. -
Wczoraj wr6cit do t~utejszcgo mia
sta ]. ]. Kilkinson, officer mary
narski i oznajmif, re ma brzegach
wyspy Grand Island znalazf SEGA
tiki zaginionego okretu hiszpah-
skiego Valbanera. Wedlug jego
]orzeczenia, znalaz} on czesci roz-
bitego okretu, ma ktGrych napisa-
ma byIa nazwa okretu. Wilkinson
wyjechal w poszukiwanie "a okre-
tenn swego czasu, a gdy odkry},
gdzie mniej wiecej okret zatona},
daf znac tutejszym wladzom. Ia
pewnie beda poczynione kroki,
celem %uratowania togo Wszystkie-
go, CO jeszcze T. okretn pozostalo.
Jak przypuszczaja, parowiec Val
banera zatonaf podczas huraganu,
ma wybrzezach Floridy. Mai on
wowczas ma pokiadzie'4 400 pasaze-
rvw, opr6cz zalogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23
2 WILKES BARRE, PA.

Do farmera J6zefa Aciukiewicza,
2 Ceasetown, w Plymouth, zakradli
sic zlodzieje i skradli $500, jake
A2iukiewicz ukryl w riwnicy swe-
domu. Jeden re zlodziei W czasie
kradziezy zgubil rekawiczke re zna-
kamt H: II co mOle d0pom0d7 dc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

MASZYNY Do
PRANIA
VACUUM
A


COASTERS - Do chleba
RATERYE ma dZwonh do drZWl,
automobil6w etc.
RANK do swiatla elektryGneso
CBulbs) wsZystkie wielkosci. -
Nitrogen and Tungsten.
PERKUIATORY do kawy, Tub
herbaty.
wszystkie elektryczne przybory.
RURY m~etalowe dla drutu pre-
woduiego i transmisyjnego ICON
duit) z bialego lub czarnego me-
talu. KRETY gibki drut CReal
Flex). PrzenoSniki (switches)
drut mosiezny, ksblowy drut, sta
lowe switch. Boxes / wszystkie
elekryczne ~potrzeby.
Jedyny polski i najwiekszy ME
zalezny Zaklad .elektrycznych spe-
cyalnoSci W Chicago.
ASHLAND ELECTRIC co.
Telefony Haymarket 15S i 159.
Not. Inc.)
1917 HADDON AVE, PrZy Mill
waukee ave.
Teleon Haymarket 15S / 15s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

- Miody wyperfumowany mez
czyzna ,zaszedi wczoraj popoiu-
dniu do domu PAM Lauman, 70
ny puikownika, z~apytujac. sic
gdzie mieszka PAM Rose. Gdy ia
odpowiedziala, IL PM Rose mic
Ska w nastepnym apartamenclc
i z grzecznoSci sama posz&a sic
dowiedziec, czy jest W domu milo
dzieniec tymczasem skradt PAM
Lauman futro wartoSci tysl9ca
dolarow, zlota portmonetke wy
sadzona drogimi kamieniami.
wartoSci siedmset dolarow, oraz
inncj bizuteryi ma kilkaset dola-
row. PAM Lauman zawiadomiia
natychmiast policye o kradziezy,
lecz policya ME trafila dotad ma
$lad zlodzicja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-23

Peoria, ILL.,, %. grudnia. -
Wczoraj czterech bandytow obra
.bowalo First National" bank w
S~parland, Ill. ma sumo $1,000.
Wszystko i'm poszia sk}adnie, a pc
dokonaniu rabunku opuScili mia
steczko w AUTOMOBILE. Pc doko--
nanym napadzie rozes}ano natych
miast telefoniczne zawiadomienie
do sasiednich okolic. Jechali oni
droga do Peoria, ILL.,, ]. Reilly, do
wiedziawszy sic, re rabusie mad
zamknal most. Bandyci
rie dali "a wygrana / musiano
Emusic ich kulami. do poddania
sic. Wymieniono kilkadziesiat
strzaiow, z ktorych jeden ranif P.
McGown W noge. Bandytow jed
max ujeto i zabrano zrabowane.
pieniadze.
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0platkii

Kto ME dostal oplatk6w, niechaj sic
DO mic z&4osi do Organisty p. Fran
ciszka Nowickiego, pnr. 1888 West
Chicago ave. MONA take Eamawiae
bilety ma pr-edStawiNnie sZtuki Cha
IA 20 VISTA, W skladzie pod powyl-
EZym adresem.
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TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokohczenie ma STRONGLY z

pochwycenia bandytow, ktorzy
uprowadzili Hugo, ably wymusic
ma MIN Okrgp. Ambasada amery--
kanska ma Scisie instrukcye, ably
nalegac ma urzad spraw zagrani-
cznych, by wiecej takich iotrostw
w MekSyku, ma obywatelach anne
rykanskich ME popeiniano.
A PRZECIW KOMI
SYI WEGLoWEJ.
Washington, %. grudnia. -
Senator Frelinghuysen z New JeI
sey, popiera stanowisko wlaSci--
cieli kopalnianych, zajete wobec
komisyi, majacej badac stosunki
w kopalniach, oraz rozstrzygac o
zaplacie gornikow. Zarzucaja oni
prokuratorowi Palmerowi, re Rad
sic ich wcale ME radzil, gdy ukla-
dai plan zakonczenia strajku. Pla-
nowana konferencya producen--
tow wegla W Cleveland, ME przyj-
die do skutku, wskutek roznych
przeszk0d. Senator ow uwaza, re
strajk weglarzy, planowany ma
poczatku zimy, byl re strony gor-
nikow czystem iajdactwem, sam
przeciez Wilson nazwal ow strajk
niczem Observation-Disclosures
bezprawiem. w krotkim czasie
potem, przedstawiciele rzadu
wraz Z prezesem uni Lewis i Sc
ktetarzem Green, w drodze z Wa
szyngtonu do indianapolis ulozyli
warurki, ktore teraz pragna w
zycie wprowadzic, Me wiadomo
jeszcze, kiedy owa s}aWna komi-
sva trzech zacznie swe urzedowa-
ME, prawdopodobnie az Po lynn
stycznia. Ze strony rzadu proku-
rator Palmer nazywa zachowanie
sic wlaScicieli i ich zdanie o kom-
PROMISE, czystem wykrecaniem
sic i marna era show. Wiadomo
.bowiem wszystkim, re oni donna
gall sic poSrednictwa, re gotowi
byli zgodzic sic ma jakikowiek
plan re strony rzadu. Me spodzie-
wa sic Rad, ably producenci W tel
chwili lamali siowo, owszem, PREY
puszcza rad, re interesowane
strony doioza wszelkich staran,
by sprawe tax wielkiej donios}o-
sci, doprowadzic spokojnie do
skutku.