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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
z 11.TEJ WARDY.

DIS. W Sobote, dnia 22-go marca,
1910. o godzinie S-mej wieczorem W sal;
Chopina, r6g 19-tej | Leavitt ulicy, Cd
bedzie sic bardzo waAne zebranic pOta-
czone z wiecZOrkiem, urZadzone prZcZ
Klub P0lSkO-D emokratyczny 11-tpi
Wardy. WSZysCy Cbywatcle i obywatel-
XII 50 proszeni o przybycie ma to Ze-
branie. aAeby przekonaG sic, dlaczeSo
PolaCy powinny gloSOwac ma Roberta
VI. Sweitzer, dcmOkratycznego handy
data ma burmistrza miasta Chicago.
Kazdv Obywatel i kazda Obywatelka
wiedza bardzo dohrze, &c my Polacy
ME many zadnego uznania OIL ObeCne-
go burmistrza, gdyz wolf on raczci
murzyna, anizeli Polaka. Wicc StaImy
PREY kandydatach partyi, kt6ra Jaw
SIC sympatye Polakom okaE2~ah i
przyhadimy ma zebranic dzisiNjszc W 50
Ii Chopina.
Ma tenn zebraniu przemawiac bcda
take: Francis BOrrclli, kandydat ma
sedziego miejSkiego, kandydat ma skar-
bnika miejs6iego Henryk Stuckart,
kandydat ma klerka miejskicgo, James
T. Igoe, kandydat ma scdziego wyzsze-
go sadu, John NJ. O'COnner, Handydat
ma aldermana 11-tej wardy Ed. f. Gull
lerton. kongresman A. J. SABBATH, bS}y
komisarz powiatowy Tomasz Kasper-
ski i wielu innych.
Leonard Rutkowski prezes.
Jan j. Dulski, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

il byloby' kleska ola miasta, jak row
niez ola partyi rcpublikaGSkiej. gdyby
zostal pOnownie wybrany. Poparcie
laS swe udziela p. Sweitzerowl, nietyl-
ko dlatego, re uwaza go zupeinie ukwa-
Ufikcwanego, ale i dlategO, poniewaz
sadzi. il ma ~najlepsze szanse wyboru'
maisc zapewnione poparcie caiej orga'
~nizacyi demokratycznCj, co macy PREY
naimniej 100000 gios6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
Il |.
-

Wszystkim krewnym Znajo
mym donosimy to smutna via
domosG IL najukochahsza iona
/ matka nasZa
s. p.
Franciszka Cimuchowska
czlonkini DEVON Wolnosci CRU
pa eta niewiasta Rozahca 1go
Drzewa po diugiej cielkiej
chorobie, potegnaia sic z tym
swiatem. o%patrzona Sw. Sakra-
mentami. dnia 20 marca. 1912
roku o odzinie 4tei rano. pre-
zywszy lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic " DO
edzia,ek o godzinie Gel rano
z domu ia}oby pnr. 2319 T.yn-
dale ul.. do koscioia sw. Jadwi-
81 a stamtad ma cmentarz sw'
Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
/ znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pogrszeni:
StanisIaw MAJ; Anna, Stani-
sIaw. J6zef. Jan. Maryanna. Kle
mems, Michal. Hieronim. dzieci
J6zef Niemczyk. ziec; Irena, F.
leonora, wnuczki; Maryanna
Nad!och siostra; Jan Nadloch,
szwagier wraz z Gala rodzina.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
IL
s. 7.
Jan Pi8 tkOwski

syn / brat nasz - pozegna} sic
z tym Swiatem, opatrzoDy sw.
Sakramentami, dnia 20go mar
ca. O odzinie 1890 popoiudniu.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W ponie-
dzia}ek. dnia 24go marca o 60
dzinie 10tej rano. z domu Ia
toby pnr. 4351 S. Campbell av.
do koScioia Pieciu Braci Meczen
nik6w. a stamtad ma cmentarz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pahskiego.
Pozostaia W wielkim smutku
pograzeni:
J6zefa Piatkowska, matka:
Icon. Walenty. J6zef 1 kazi-
mierz. bracia; Agnieszka / A
niela. siostry; Franciszka Plat
kowska, babcia. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
u WARDY 27-MEJ.

SocyaliSci W 27mej wardzie zn6w
groza zdobyciem novel plac6wki. Ma
aldermana W tel wardzie ubiega sic
czterech kandydat0w: A. S. Beau
dette, demokrata; ]. Armitage ma
tykiecie republikahskim, PAM Furs-
man ma tykiecie robotniczym i G.
Koop ma tykiecie partyi r~obotniczej.
Wobec takiego rozdrobnienia gio-
sow, socyalista bedzie zn6w miaf
szanse wyboru, je$li sic przyzwoite i
lojalne zywioly ME ziacza ola solidar
nego poparcia OBJ. Beaudette'a, kto-
~ zasiuguje ma poparcie wszystkich
obywateli i obywatelek, zdrowo my
slacych i ME podzielajacych dazei
,,czerwienc6w."
Oh. Beaudette byi dawniej komi-
sarzem dystryktu Irving Park i Okla
zaf, IL portrait sprawy publiczne "a
iatwiat, sprawnie, ~umiejetnie | osz-
czednie.
Partya, kt6rej p~rzywodcy zostali
ma kary wieksze pred sedzia Landi-
sem skazani "a dzialalnost nielojal-
ma i antiwojenna, ktora sympatyzuje
z celami bolszewizmu rosyjskiego,
powinna zostaG kompletnie zdyskre-
dytowana W 27mej wardzie. Uczynic
to NIGGA obywatele i obywatelki tel
wardy, jeSli wszyscy popra oh. Beau
dette. demokratycznego kandydata
ma aldermana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
- DziS {. ]. w sobote wieczorem

- DziS t. ]. W sobote wieczorem
odbedzie sic zebranie obywatelskie ia
Annowie w sail Chopin, PREY rOgu ulic
19-tci / Ieavitt, a juntro wieczo--
rem ma Wojciechowic, W sail parafial-
ncj PREY rogu ulic 1T-tcj | Paulina. Ma
ohu zebraniach przemawiac bcdzie a.
dwokat ]. S. Rybicki | wytl6maczy. ola
czego ~koniecznem jest, azeby wszyscy
Polacy W Chicago W przysz}ych wybo,
rach mlejskich pOpar1i ca}y tykiet de,
mokratyczny.
- DIS wieczOrem 0dbedzie sic re-
branie ob~ywatelskie w sail OBJ. Jachi-
ma. pnr. 1888 Cornell ul., ola precynk,
tow 5-go | 22-go W 17-tcJ wardzlc.
- Sala parafialna sw. Stefana byia
onegdaj wleczorem przepclniona oby--
watclami / obywatelkami narodowo-
Sci polskicj. wloskiej i ir%landzklej. Mo,
wy wygiosili: VI. Palese, wybitny
W1och, aid. Walkowiak, komitetowy
wardy J. Ruszkiewicz I alderman s. A.
damkiewicz. powt6rnic kandydujqcy
na aldcrmana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
POLITYCZNE.
: Jutro. 20 poiudniu o gOdzinie Sci

Jutro, 20 pOiudniu o gOdzinie Sci
odbedzie sic w sail oh. Krcchniaka przy
rom ulic Huron i Noble zebranie 2
przckaska. urzadzcne Ola Obywatelek
calci wardy 1T-tej przez Demokratycz'
ny KIub kObiet 17-tej Wardy. Ma &c
hranie to przybedzie p. r. NJ. Sweitzer'
d~cmokratyczny kandydat ma burmiStrza
z swa 2ona. Przemawiac take bHda
AID. s. Adamkiewicz, kt6ry ponowniG
ka3dydujc M urzad aldermana, aid.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
DNOTATKIk
|NEPORTERA

Bezp}atne stanowe biuro streczeh
pod nazwa Government Free En-
ployment Office" jest nadal otwarte
i zostanie IA przyszloSt otwartem ma
us}ugi naszym rodakom. WszystkIe
inne podobne biura cd dnia dzisiaj-
szego przestaja istnie6 z wyjatkiem
tego ostatniego, ktore sic mieSci
PREY zbiegu ulic Milwaukee ave. 1
Augusta, W domu Zjednoczenia. Ia
staraniem p. Jana F. Smulskiego 1
p. Nikodema L. Piotrowskieo,
w1adz federalnych, biuro to nadal
z~ostaje do uzytku bezrobotnych. Blu
70 niuiejsze ma do rozdania tysiace
zatrudnieh wszelkiego rodzaju re-
botnikom 4 rzemieslnlkom, talk
metczyZnom, jak 1 kobietom, tax W
Chicago jak / poza Chicago! Obs}uga
zupeinie bezplatna / MONA sic tam
re rozm6wiG VI polskim jezyku. "a
rZadcaml blura So: p. Henryk IA
pa, W departamencie mezczyzn a
parma Zofia Edelstadt, kobiet. Blu
no otwarte jest cd godziny Sci rano
do lei popoludniu, pnr. 9S4 Milwau-
kee ave.
= 40
Process kryminalny Edmunda
Szajkowskiego, bylego prezesa ban
ku Fidelity W Avondale, oskarzo-
nego o defraudacye i przyjmowanie
depozyt6w gdy instytucya juz byla
W stanie niewypiacalnym, mial sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
NOTATKI.
Wczoraj wieczorem p. Sweitzer

- WczOraj wieczorem p. Sweitzer 1
burn. Thompson przemawiali W tym
samym budynku. ByiO to W Salach Wi
cker Park PREY North avenue blisko
III. Robey. 7. Sweitzer przemawia} ma
trzeciem pietrZe, a. burn. Thompson
M drugiem, Il p6zniej W sail ~gimnasty-
cznej ma pierwszem pietrze. Obaj kan
dydaci mieli liczDa publicznosc. Me
przySzlo do aadnych zaburzeh AMI ma
wet k}6tni pomiedzy zwolennikaml Obu
kandydat0w. Przeciwnicy nawet Ear
towali i klepali sic 20 ramieniach w
~korytarzach j PREY barre.
- Przyw6dcy partyi rObOtniczej So
zadowOleni 70 swych widok6w / zapo-
wiadaja 2 e~ntuzyaZmem, III ich handy
dat ma burmiStrza zwyciezy.
- Burmistrz Thompson W swych
mowach wciaz atakuje gazety, oskarza-
JAG je, re go przeSladuja / atakuja ME-
sprawiedliwie. Spraw miejskich ME o.
mawia. gdyz must wiedziec, IL dal ma
stu marna ~gospodarke, przyprawiajac
je o deficyt W sumie $10,O 900, ma
ktory trzeba bedzie wydac bondy. Ma
tomiast ola Zamydlenia oczu pOdnosi
kwestye krajowe / nawet przypomina
easy Clevelanda, .~powolujac sic ma
ciezkie easy pred 25 lat, jake dow0d,
IL powinien zn6w bye wybrany bur-
pnistrzan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

rozpoczac wczoraj pred sedzia M.
H. Guerin, lecz re zgoda obu stron
odlozono sprawe do polowy kwiet--
MIA, Szajkowski znajduje sic ma vol
nej stopie pod kaucya W sumie diva
dziescia tysiecy dolar6w.
q - q
Przes}uchy sadowe CO do bond6w
wolnosciowych zakupionych "a po-
srednictwem baku Fidelity" costa
ly oG}oaone ma czas nieograniczony,
p%oniewaz p~rzystapiono do ponowne-
nego sledztwa 1 rewizyi ksiazek o.
wego banku by stwierdzic kto bond
kupil, lie wplaci}, lie sic j~eszcze ma
ley, lie ray o bond sic pytano it'd.
2 aprobata s~edziego D. S. Sulli--
van'a dopiacif receiver" Wfadysiaw
Schrojda sumo $13,SS1.44 Bankowl
Federalnemu W Chicago "a bondy
wolnosciowe drugiego wydauia "a
kupione przez lud a%vondalski W ban
ku Fidelity.
= - q
W szpitalu wojskowym PREY Fort
Sheridan znajduje sic szeregouiec
Jan M%uszy6ski, syn panstwa Jana |
Juiii Muszyhskich, 2315 n. Leavitt
ul., a szwagier ~byznesisty Francisz-
ka Panfila z Jadwigowa; powr6ei do
Chicago ma stale "a kilka tygodni.
Wojak Muszynski brai udziai ia
ko artylerzysta W czterech ~waznych
bitwach we Francyi / uszedl Gallo,
ale zachorowat W Luksemburgii ma
zapalenie pluc i j~eszcze ME wyzdro-
vial zupelnie.
y -! q
W sadie kryminalnym PREY Dear
born ave 4 Austin ave. stawali wczo-
raj i przedwczoraj J6zef Wilandt i
Stanislaw Szulc, kt6rego matka znaj
duje sic wstanie umierajaCym. o.
skarzeni byli o napad i obrabowanie
GustaTa Dietricha PREY North ave.
| Elston ave. Prokuratorami byli
Dwight McWay i Patrick Y. O'Con-
nell a obrohca byi adv. J6zef A. La
S2Cki. Obydwu oskarzonym wypo.-
wiedzial sedzia kazanie. poczem ich
parolowa} ma jeden rok.
- &C ::
w parku Holstein, ma Jadwigowie
zawiazaia sic Sekcya Ratunkowa, ma
kt6rej czele stoi PAM Nowakowska.
Ktokolwiek z rodak6w naszych ma
W ~posiadaniu niepOtrzebne rzeczy,
artykuly, al stara odziez, niechaj
przyniesie kazdego Czasu W godzi-
mach wyznaCzo1yCh Cd 9tej do lei
i cd lei do $50 wieczorem do
parku Holstein W ~przysz}ym tygod-
niu. Tylko jeden tydzieh przeznaczo
Hs JCSl lid LDICl dhlC OuHlCLy uld u
bogich naszych W Polsce. Jezeli kto
ma zamiar %przynie$G z SODA jaka-
badz odziez, to MECH przypnie kar-
teczke 2 napisem Please sena this
u Poland, tax, zeby wiedziano
gdzie to ma bye poslane. Pamietajcie
nietylko sami Polacy zbieraja D.
d7iez; zbieraja zydzi, Niemcy, Cze-
81 - wog6le vszyscy.
q -: q
Jutro W niedziele dnia 23go b. m.
W sail parafialnei sw. Jana Kante.
go, beda rzucane naekran obrazy
migawkowe przedstawiajace Zywot
/ Meke Pana Jezusa. Przedstawienie
odbedzie sic o godzinie 4ej popolu-
dniu | o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy a z ~pewnoscia
spedzicie czas niedzielny przyzwol--
Gle i bedziecie zadowoleni.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

pianist. Miss Thompson played Lohen-
grin's Wedding March for the entrance
of the wedding party.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held. In the house party
We're Mrs. Mark kirkpatrick, Miss Mat.
tie Clare Gano, Mrs. Monte Dilling.
ham, Miss Gladice Walling, Miss Beat
rice Fraley, Miss Mary Anderson and
Mrs. j. 5. Mullen. An ice course was
served.
Lieutenant and Mrs Rabe left i'm
mediately after the reception for quincy,
Ill.,, where they will visit the groom
parents. After week there they will
visit in Chicago and Ann Arbor, Mich.
and from there they will go to Camp
Upton, whore they viii remain until
Lieutenant Rabe is given his discharge
| from the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick en-
tertained members of the wedding party
and additional friends with a buffet sup
per last night at their home, 109 c
street southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
HABITS NOW
CONSTIPATION GONE


uI l.r. Iri.1 .ruI many things
for ,ou....rI... Uu. fne only thing
tbat pl- ...r .n.. to .r...,c men is
Ams gmu.... am com only my
second b..f. and llyr to uhe ,yy
lrG,. off 10 uar. b.E bowels moro rogu.
Iarj. c.en mon.ua. which they have
moi Do.n gu.r. for % number of years.
II saoms rr.. living aeaiu. after suffer-
inc ST., Iorr recommended Auks
Emulsion to tNo of ms friends aud
botb saw FL jig the u.sU remedy the
over heard ofH-EIm,r g. Brooks. 32g
Wash,neton. ST.. Peoria. nd.
Consultation vel,ous tho bowel mus.
clos Salts and purmuycs only iu.
crease this condition lIks Emulsion
is real corrective remedy that
Won can try. under it. guaranty. with.
out risking "A cent.
Ninl,s Emulsion Is a pleasant. mtri-
tive food and corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy. natural bowel action
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
AMERICANS
MAKING GOOD
AT SIXTY-FIVE

Don't worry about old age. A sound
man is good at any age. Keep your
body in good condition and you can be
as hale and hearty and able to do your
bit" as when you were young fellow.
Affections of the kidneys and bladder
are among the leading causes of early
or helpless age. Keep them clean and
the other organs in working condition,
and you will have nothing to fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes from the
system and avoid uric acid accumula-
tons. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsules periodically and you will
find that you are as good as the next
fellow. Your spirits will be rejuyc.
mated, your muscles strong and your
mind keen enough for any task.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
viii do the work. But be sure to get
the original imported GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules They are re-
liable and should help you, or your
money will be refunded. For sale By
most druggists. In sealed packages
three sizes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
WAR COMMUNITY SERVICE GIVES
NEWS OF TENAS SOLDIERS

New York, March 25.-There are
many Texas soldiers in hospitals in
New York and vicinity and the Texas
desk Of the War Camp Community Ser
vice. p West Twenty-Ffth street, an
nounces that this department will give
information concerning Texas soldiers
who may inquire for same. The Texas
desk is in charge Of Miss Lucille +.
WaggOncr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

Max Wilmington Of Ardmore, chairman
Of Carter county, Mrs. II. w. Choate'
of Marietta, Love county; Mrs. II. NJ.
Carr, Pauls Valley, Garvin county and
Mrs. Y. p. Giacomni, sulphur, for Muir
ray county. Mrs. Kennett Hudson, Ard
more, city chairman. y meeting OF
the womens division will be held in
Oklahoma City April l when Mrs. Geo.
w. Fuller Of Kansas City, of the ma
tional board. will make an address.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
General Rnssn Nindicated.

Rome, Sunday, March 25.-Generai
Rosso, who was in command OF a part
Of the Italian line along the Isonzo river
in October, 1918, when the great Ger
man.Austrian attack was launched has
been acquitted by a court-martial of a
charge of having abandoned his posi-
ton too soon before the enemy attack.
This was the first trial arising from the
Caporetto disaster
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
IN EMPLOYMENT
OF SOLDIERS Is CALLED FOR

Washington, March 25.-Commercial
organizations Of the country are called
on by the Chamber of Commerce in the
United States to assist in placing in en-
ployment returning soldiers and sailors.
The appeal, issued at the request of
Col. Arthur Woods, special assistant to
the secretary of war in soldier employ
ment problems, called attention to the
gripping Of the United States Employ
ment Service through lack of funds,
and emphasized the need Of agencies to
find Jobs for the returning men.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Attends Funeral, Gets
Tip on Alleged Auto
Thief; Arrest Follows

The attendance of Sheriff Fisher
of Nebraska City, Neb,, at funeral
in Hamburg, Ia, Saturday led to the
arrest yesterday morning of Albert
Gard, $3.50 Ohio street, and the re-
covery of a stolen automobile be-
longing. to Leo Kelley, city fireman.
Florence, Neb.
Detectives Psznowski and Murphy
followed Gard from his home to
Thirtieth and Evans streets. where
the arrest was made. Gard denies
having stolen the car, but declares
he was in Hamburg, Ia, on Satur-
day. He was followed to Omaha
by Sheriff Fisher. who says he saw
Gard get out of the car near a
graveyard in Hamburg, where the
sheriff was attending a funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Icy Fnsht Pleads
Guilty to Car Theft;
| to 7 Years in "Pen'

Icy Firsht, alias Sam Harris,
with FIVE charges of auto thefts
lodged against him, this morning
pleaded guilty to the theft of E. Z.
Docekars automobile on June II,
1918, and was sentenced by Judge
Redick to serve from one to seven
years in the penitentiary.
The remaining four charges stand
against him.
A jury which heard the evidence
against Firsht in case tried two
weeks ago disagreed.
Firsht drove the Docekal car to
Missouri and then to Kansas, where
he was arrested at Leavenworth.
He drove the car back to Omaha
with the detective who made the
arrest. -
He gave the name of Sam Harris
when arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Council Talks City
Building Insurance;
Adjourns to See Ruins

Headed by Mayor Ed P. Smith,
members of the city council were on
the scene of the tornado disaster
early yesterday morning. On motion
of Commissioner IRE, the council ad-
journed early a committee OF the
whole and repaired in automobiles
to the various sections of the city
visited by the storm to offer their
services in relief work.
The only subject submitted for
attention at the meeting was the
matter of insurance on city build
ings. Following a brief discussion
the question was referred to the in
surance committee with. instructions
to prepare a detailed report for a
subsequent meeting.
The question of city insurance has
been before the council several
times recently, and following a de-
cision sometime ago that the city
should carry its own insurance on
automobiles owned by the municipal
ity, the majority of the members OF
the commission have indicated their
belief in a plan to apply the same
rule to other city owned property.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Lemons Beauty!
Make Quarter Pint {:
of Lotion, Cheap


What girl or woman hasn't heard
Of lemon juice to remove complex,
ion blemishes; to bleach the skin and
to bring out the roses, the freshness
and the hidden beauty? But lemon
juice alone is acid, therefore irri-
Eating and should be mixed with or
chard white this way. Strain through
fine cloth the juice of two fresh
lemons into bottle containing
about three ounces Of orchard white,
then shake we'll and you have a
whole quarter pint of skin and COM
plexion lotion at about the cost one
usually pays for small jar Of or
binary cold cream. Be sure to strain
the lemon juice so no pulp gets into
The bottle, then this lotion will re-
main pure and fresh for months.
When applied daily to the face, neck,
arms and hands it should help to
bleach, clear, smoother and beauti-
fy the skin.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very
little cost and the grocer has the
lemons.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
ALLEGED CON MEN
Get 90 DAYS IN
m kin G. CASE
Police Judge Gives John Muir.
ply and James Davis Term
in Jail on Charge
Of vagranCy.

Following testimony in police
court yesterday morning that John
Murphy, Kansas City, and James
Davis, Hutchison, Kan, alleged
con" men, attempted to swindle
lens Andrews, alias John Hunt,
farmer, of Boone county, Nebraska,
out of $4,000, the police judge SEN
fenced both to 90 days in Jail each
On charge of vagrancy.
Both men denied attempting to
sell the farmer a seat in the Grain
exchange. Murphy and Davis were
arrested Saturday noon at Nine
teenth and Farnam streets after
they had told Andrews of the wealth
to be obtained in the Grain exchange
on capital of $4,000.
Andrews told the court that
Murphy introduced himself as "Mr.
Hunter, dealer in tractors"
Judge, he wanted to take me
sightseeing about the city, then
show me demonstration of tractors
west of Benson, but l didn't have
time to CO." Andrews said. After
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
C. OF C. ENDORSES.
Boulevard A S
HERO MEMORIAL.
System to Be Beautified by
Monuments of Characters
Of Middle West and
War Veterans.

"The Argonne Drive" me-
mortal boulevard system marked at
intervals with tiny parks or beauty
spots and additionally beautihed by
monuments to leading characters of
the middle west, such as Colonel
Cody, or Buffalo Bill, received the
hearty endorsement of the Cham
her of Commerce good fellowship
committee, as a fitting memorial to
soldiers and sailors of the great
war. Discussion of this subject oc-
cupied the committees meeting
Monday noon.
H. O. Wilhelm, chairman, was in
structed 10 name a committee to set
wheels into motion looking toward
the attainment of the memorial.
Proposed Another Bridge.
Another bridge over the Missouri
river, uniting Iowa and Nebraska,
was the suggestion of Frank H.
Myers. Another bridge would do
away with the excessive toll
despotism," he said.
A children's hospital was another
suitable memorial proposed. The
good fellowship committee has gone
on record as pledged to support
such an institution. DR.. J. T. Max
we'll will give report on this mat
ter at the meeting next Monday.
]. L. Eerciot and J. M. Gillian
made pleas for concentrating effort
for a memorial to the soldiers to
something which will really be a
lasting memorial.
Let's get away from the utili-
tartan point of view. If we erect a
memorial bridge, in 10 years people
will forget it's memorial and think
it's only a bridge" said Gillian.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Meat Market in South Omaha
Is Wrecked by VandalS

Malicious destroyers broke into
the grocery store and meat market
of Max Biester, 1909 South Thirty
third street, Sunday night, threw
cigars and other loose provisions on
the floor and trampled upon t, with
great loss to his stock, Biester re-
ported to the police. Nothing Of
value was taken from the store.
This is the second case of mali
cious destruction on the South Side
in week. John Peterson was ar
rested for destruction of soft drink
parlor on the South Side, where he
said his father had been sold liquor.
Harry Soorpen reported thieves
broke into his fruit store through a
back window and stole quantity Of
apples, bananas and oranges.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08

]. & P. Goats best 6.
cord thread, spool 4c
Rust proof dress
clasps, card &c
Rust proof hooks
and eyes, card &c
Fast cOlored wash
edging, yard &c
8yard bolts Of white
cotton tape, bolt &c
Fast cOl0red darn.
ing cotton, 3 spools &c
Rick.rack, white and
colors 2 bolts l5c
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Ukrainians Willing to
Arhitrate Pole QiSnute

London, April 1.-The Ukrainians
are willing to cease fighting the
Poles if a plebiscite to decide the
ownership of territory in dispute be-
tween the two republics is arranged
under the control of the entente, ac-
cording to a statement made by M.
Holubovitch, premier of West
Ukraine, quoted in a Vienna dis
patch to the Mail. M. Holubovitch
claimed for Ukraine all the territory
between the River San and the Rus
sian frontier.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Morgan Lends 100000 for
N. Y. EMPLOYMENT Service

George G. Kleffner, director in
charge of the Omaha Office of the
federal employment service, is in re-
ceipt of a communication of the
New York office of the service mott
flying him that ]. P. Morgan & Co.,
New York bankers, have de-
cided to lend the New York office
100000 to continue the service in
its present state. Owing to the fact
that congress failed to pass the war
deficiency bill, no federal funds for
the continuance of this service are
available until Iuly |.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Thirteen Automobiles
Are Fined for Speeding

Thirteen automobile speeders were
fined in police court this morning
out of 1s arrested Sunday. The fines
ranged from $3.50 to SIS and costs.
Those fined we're: ]. Hughes, SIS,
H. Anderson, $40; D. Ostin. IS; ].
Brumbt, $3.50, w. Bell, $3.50; B. w.
Hart, SIS; c. Bromberg, S.; Daniel
Richardson, $40; E. L. Miller, $40;
o. H. johnson, S.; Steve ROUGH. S.;
L. P. Mitchell, $40, and Roy Milton
$40