davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Two MEN SHOT
IN CHURCH ROW
Fight Starts After Services
In Virginia Chapel
Wounded Here.
SPECIAL to n. v..siasss. H.r.is.,


A church service came near being
the scene of a murder in Meetze
Station, near Warrenton, Va. and
as a result Winfield Mann and Wal
ter Addison. young colored men.
were brought to Freedmen's Hospi-
tai here yesterday. each in a seri-
Gus condition from bullet wounds
The shooting followed a fist fight
outside the church at Meetze sta
tion between Winfield Mann and his
cousin, Robert Mann. over an old
difference.
Robert Mann is in jail at Warren
ton charged with the shooting, and
another colored youth, Harry Al
len, is charged with having loaned
Robert the pistol.
Addison, who was shot in the
back. was a bystander.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Apples Rot on Ground
Through Lack of Cars
By Maurice Ketten
tcepyrisht, isso, b. u, ,er,.. rususha,s O.,
fEhA Nsw York DsssiAG Wwll1

Martinsburg. W. Va, Oct. so
The apple market situation in this
section has become so demoralized
that the growers are almost in a
panic. The coal strike in England
has completely killed the export
trade, and the home markets are
glutted with apples. Growers have
cut prices until the very best quail
ties can be purchased for - a
barrel.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Pulling of Teeth Fatal.

HagerstOwn. Md. Oct. 2O.-Blood
poisoning resulting from having
several teeth extracted caused the
death Of Robert MCGraw. formerly
Of Sharpsburg, this county. at
Charleston, S. C His body was
brought here for interment.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
$1,000 Crops Burned.

Hagerstown, Nd, Oct. 20.-Fire of
unknown origin destroyed the large
barn on the farm of David A. East
erday. near Breatheds, this county,
yesterday, causing a loss of $1,000.
The seasons crop of 700 bushels of
wheat, fifty tons of hay and nearly
all of the farming implements were
destroyed. Mr.. yesterday rescued a
prize bull from the burning barn at
the risk of his life
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Quarry.s. csusL.d 1. Deaf.

Frederick, Nd Oct 20,-Amd
strine, for forty years an employ@
Of the LeGore Lame Company. af
LeGore, this county. and who in re-
cent years was quarry foreman. WAS
almost instantly killed when a stone
Weighing $50 pounds fell fran
point forty feet above strine and
struck him on the head. His widow
and four children survive.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Chickens Lose Feathers;
No Snow" Says Prophet

Hagerstown, Nd. Oct. 2o.-Ed-
ward Meerbaugh, a local weather
prophet, says there will be no snow
until after Christmas, IL then. He
bases his prediction upon the fact
that his chickens are losing their
feathers which, he says, is an un-
falling sign of a mild winter.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
BOY, AGED 7, KILLS
HIS BROTHER, AGED | |

Morgantown, w. Va, Oct. 90
Wesley, aged IL years, son OF George
Kirk. was instantly killed Monday
by a pistol in the hands of his I
year-old brother Paul.
The children found the weapon in
the room of a boarder while the
parents were out of the house.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Cumberland Fair OPENS.

Cumberland, Nd Oct. 20.-The
annual Cumberland Fair opened to-
day with the largest number Of eN-
hibits in its history. 1t will con-
tinue one week. There are exhibits
from six counties OF Maryland,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia and
more from outside.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Buried s Minutes; Still Lives.

Homecoming. Nd, Oct. 2O.-WilI-
lam Richardson was completely
buried for eight minutes under
fall OF coal in jackson mine and
received but minor injuries. He was
eXtricated by fellow workmen.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Thieves Load Up Truck
With Farmers S Corn Crop

Frederick, Nd, Oct. 2O.-Thieves
drove an automobile truck onto the
Three Springs" farm of George 8.
Allnutt, near BuCkeystown. this
county, loaded into it 100 bushels
of newly shelled corn and escaped.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Piles Cured in s 70 /. pav,

Druggists refund money If PAZO OINT-
MENT falls to cure Itching Blind. Bleeding
or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Piles, and you can get rpstfuI sleep after
hrst application. 6Oc.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
City's Happenings
Tersely Put for
Busy Readers
Veterans to Hear Address.

Isaac Cans has been invited 10
address the meeting of the Presi-
dents Own Garrison. No. 1O4. Army
and Navy Union. at C. A. r. Hall
tonight He will speak on A Me
mortal Hall for the District"
Ends Political Tour.
Robert I. Miller. president of the
Harding Coolidge League. MOL /,
has returned to Washington after
ten-day tour Of the Fifth Mary
land district. which Is represented
in the House by sydney E. Mudd,
former assistant district attorney
for the city.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

die magnat polski Tadeusz Jaro-
s5ynski j Franciszek Skapski, ME
liczac szeqszego koaa jednostek, kto-
re wziely no swote bark cieaar Or
ganizacyi pierwszych poczatk6w.
A kiedy 'poSwist novel wichury
mawTu dal sic siyszeS W rewolucyjne1
Rosyi wszystko CO polskie opuscito
Piotrogr6d / przenioslo sic do kr~-
jul, by juz ma rodzimym gruncie pra-
! cowaS / dzialaG. To tel przyspieszyio
powstanie naszei uczelni. kt6ra "a
czeso sic i~nteresowat spoleczenstwo
poAskie, oceniajac jej potrzebe sto-
sownie do zapatrywai grup / jedno-
sick. Naog6{ zrozumiano waanosc
tel plac6wtki TEN bardziej, re miaia
n ksztafciG miodziez polska / chrze-
sci1ahska, ME dopuszczajac do sic
bic zywio46w obcych pochodzeniem,
ktoreby tyl1o wnosty rozdzwiek du-
chowy / moralny do wychowania MILO
diego pokolenia. Temu pogladoWl
przyklasneia zdrowo myslaca Geese
aposeczehstwa, kt6ra jua dose ma So
| bic | wiasnych dzieciach w~yproboWa-
Ia wpayw6w szkoly mieszanej z 20
lak6w / zyd6w Choeby przea
wzglad ma diva odrebne swiaty po-
les etycznych / spo4ecznych.
Pred tw6rcami Uniwersytetu sta
neio pytanie, W kt6rem miesete po-
votaE to dnielo do zycia? Stolice dziel
mic Polski ME nadawaly sic ku te-
mu re wzgaedu ma obecno&t wszech-
mic pahstwowych, z kt6rymi musiat-
by Wolny Uniwersytet Katolicki ME
p~otrzebnie wsp61zawodniczyt, pozo-
sts}y yobec tego inne miejsca jah
Lublin / L6d&, to ostatnie JednaKze
q pewnych w1gledow pr0ez 2afozScie-
II zostalo pominiete WNoor pau' "o
rathlin. Trzeba przyDnaG, le pomysd
doskonaty. re wugledu ma oharakter
tepo miasta, kt6re jake grod histo-
rvczny. wojew6dzkl, straznica pol
skokc, bli4szych I dalsSych kreso"
wschodnich, .choeby takiego Podla-
sia I Cheimszczyzny, o wpfywie sze-
rok,m ma Wc8yh I Biaiorus, o wy
grinych po1ac1eniach re stoiica nj
vszystkioh dzeintc. o pewnej kultu-
re umysfowej ooywateistwa' eieoS',
ba wqadz koscielnych ! adminietracy'
nvcb nadaje 10 na siedztbe uniwer'
sytetu.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

a rozwoj bedzie zaleznym cd pomo-
cy tych srodowisk, kt6rym swieci
hasto W zyciu: bog Ojczyzna".
MySl stworzenia Wolnego Uniwer-
sytetu Katolickieigo W Polsce kiei-
kowaia juz dawno W giowie ~zaiozs-
ciela ks. DIR. l. Radziszewskiegu,
kt6ry przez kilka lat swoich studyow
uniwersyteckich miai pred oczyn-s
to niesmiertelne dziefo, jednego z
naiwiekszych uczonych / patryoLow
belgijskich, kardyna}a Merciera ia
klein Jest Wszechnica Lowanska.
MySl Ia gruntowana %istnieniem kilku
podobnych uczelni katofckich " sta
rym 1 nowym swiecie ME dawa-
Ia spokoju mfodemu uczonemu, ME
stety jednakze - warunki 2ycla po-
litrcznego pred T, 1917 w Polsce
ME pozwolily podobnym marzeniom
nadac Rsztatt6w rzeczywistoSci. -
Marzenla te ME opuszcza}y go prze1
lata piracy profesorskiej W Semina-
yum duchownern We W}oc}awku ma
stanowisku uczacego i kierujacego,
ami ma odpowiedzialnym ~posterunku
rektora najwySszej uczelni katolic--
kiej i duchownej W carstwie rosy1-
skiem, Akademii petersburskiej. W
duchu przezuwai k%atastrofe wszech-
wiatowa / jej shutki zbawienne ola
Polski. Ideal sw6j piescil do ostat-
niej chwili, al kiedy Rosya wstrzas-
neIa wichura. / obaliia 2butwtaty
tron Iwan6w Groznych | MikoiajoW
'Niedofe1nych - to l owoc marzen
KS. dr.. l.. RadZiszewskiego dojrZaf
do tego, by m6gi bye rzuoony ma uro-
DIANA glebe polska I wyda6 twor
ducha ma miare - mic prZecietnego
czynu historyc0nego W d5iejach Cd
rodzonej nauA polskiej I Ratoltckie1.
Kiedy jun ME stato car6w ! pote-
ga ka5zer6w chwta& sic zaczeaa, W
Petersburgu poczely size przygoto-
wywania I organtzacya pierwszycn
poczatkow dla Uniwersytetu kato--
lickiego W Polsce. Ale, maao pro5eX-
tow / zamar6w. nalezy kazdei my
Sill i poczynania da6 podstaWe ma
teryalna. Tutaj ma ponce spieszy po-
p~ularnost. ppwaga / dar jednania
ola swoioh cel6w ludzi, kt6re iowa
rzysEygy Rektorowi Abademii pzez
Gala lego dotychczasowa dztaialnose
s~po4eczna. Znalazt takich, ktorzy sta
nell PREY MIN tako w~sp6itw6rcy die,
Ia a byli 2 mimi W pierwszym re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
z Posiedzenia Rady Ma
dzorczej Wydzialu Mar.

Wczoraj wieczorem zahonczyi
Sic roczny Zjsod Rady Nadzor--
czej Wydzialu Narodowego w A
meryce.
Zakonczyi sic uchwaleniem re-
zofncyi, w kt6rych s~kreslono "a
patrywania, reprezentowane
przez Wydzial w sprawie stosun-
kow W Polsce i,reprezentantow,
zjezdzajscych tn z Kraju, Zwro-
como sic do mich 2 prosba, ably
zmienili dotychczasowy kurs
swei Polityki i sposobu postepo-
wanna
Ma rannej sesyi komisya skarg
zazaleh, po r~ozpatrzeniu wszy-
stkich wnioskow ma wiasnem po-
siedzeniu, wniosta pred forum
zebranych interpelacye
l. Dlaczego skreslono z ma
gaowka list6w Wydziasu Naro--
dowego naGwisko honorowego
prezesa Wydz. Mar. 1. J. Pade--
rewskiego.
2 Dlaczego ezaonkowie Wy
dziahu Narodowego wsp6spraco-
wall Jchwilowo z Ipdzmi, ktorym
6owiedziono, re byfi utrzyrny-
wani W czasie wojny przez tabor
cze pahstwa Niemcy i Austrye.
Ma interpefacye tie odpowie-
dziai prezes J. F. Smulski; wyia-
Snienis jego przyieto.
Reszte sesyi poSwiecopo ozy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

wionej dyskusyi mad nova kon--
stytucya komitetow obywatel-
skich.
Sesya Popohudniowa.
Pc krotkiej przerwie ma obiad
toczyty sic obrady w dalszym cia
GU. Komisya wniosk6w i spraw
nowych przedstawiia diva who
ski, ktore odlozono do zaiatwie-
MIA przez sejm wychodztwa,
Sprawe zwo4ania III Sejmu
wychodztwa polskiego w>Amery-
&c oddano do zaiatwienia Radzie
Zarzadzajacej w. N. Uchwalono
nadto, by utzzymat W dalszym
.ciagu biuro w Warszawie i ably
postaraG sic o platnego asystenta
prezesa Wydz. Mar; ktoryby ca
by swoj czas sprawom Wydziasu
Mar. p~oswiecai.
Jedna Q wazniejszych uchwai
byso nastepnie postanowienie, a
by stosowano w przyszosci, po-
.dobnie jak robiono i poprzednio,
ably wszystke pieniadze sksadane
ma cele ratunkowe, ma gsodnych,
biednych i ma plebiscyt, SHY do
PotSti bez odtracania ami centa
na koszta administracyi. Koszta
tie maja bye poEuywane re ska
dek ma cele polityczne.
| obrano x. Grudzinskiego.
Ma miejsce ustepujacego x
-Generasa Zapaiy, c. R., z grona
Rady Zarzadzsjacej Wydzia1u
Narodowego obrano x. konsul-
tora Grudzinskiego.
Imiieniem .Zwiaztn Narodowe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
Zgon S. p. Brata AntonieSo
KorzuchoWskieGo C.. X.

Wczoraj o godzinie 4ej popo-
iudniu, odbyla sic eksportacya
zwlok S. p. Brata Antoniego Ko-
rzuchowskiego, kt6ry zmars we
wtorek dnia IS b. m. W Szpitalu
Braci Aleksyanow.
Zwioki- zmariego przewieziono
re Szpitala do Domu Nowicyatu
Xxx, Zmartwychwstahcow W
|Cragin, skad odbyla sic eksporta
eva do koscioia p. w. Sw. Stani-
stawa B. i NJ. Cialo eksportowat
X. Leon Jasiiski C.. R., mistrz
n~ow:cyatu, PREY udziale kilkuna-
stu kap,anow i ~organisty p. Fran
ciszka Pawiowskiego. Nieszpory
zaiobne odprawil X. Jan Obyr-
tacz c. R., proboszcz parafii sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki. Psalmy spie-
wall, oprocz wymienionych, TAX
re x. Stanislaw Siatka c. R., X.
Stanislaw Swierczek C. R., x.
Stefan Kowalczyk C. R., X. Woj
CZECH Kmiecik C. R., X. Pawel
Sobczak C.. R., X. Franciszek
SARA C.. R. i inni z Domu
Nowicyatu do koscioia trumne
re zwiokami niesli Bracia zakon-
nj. Dzisiaj 0 godzinie $50 rano
odbedzie sic pogrzeb Z koScioia
ma cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha W
Miles, gdzie ciato zlozone costa
ME do krypty w Mauzeleum Xxx,
Zmartwychwstancow, Zmariy Ii,
cyl przy zgonie lat 20 wieku, a
w Zgromadzeniu przebyl lat As.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

go deklarowai przedstawiciel tel
organizacyi, re zlozyl ma Wy
dzial Narodowy sumo $1,000, a
poprzednio sumo $4,000, CO czy-
nj razem ogolna sumo $4,000.
Zjednoczenie .zSozybo rowniez ST.
me $4,000, zaS imieniem Rady
Narodowej przedstawiciel jej zso-
zyl .$25,424.
-Uchwalono nastepnie zwoiat
Zjazd prasy .narodowej", a wy
znaczenie daty i miejsca zade--
pozostawic Radzie "a
rzadzajacej. y
Ma TEN, po uchwaleniu wspo-
mnianych wyzej rezolucyi, ziazd
zakonczono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
ZAWIESZENIE BRONI ME
Jest ZAWARCIEM POKOJU,

Paryz. - Przedstawiciel fran
cuskiego ministeryum spraw "a
granicznych W rozmowie z kores
porldentem (Russpress'a) wyra-
ri, opinie, re zawieszenie broni
ME oznacza jeszcze zawarcia
pokoju, poniewaz czerwona ar
mia ME przestaia bye grozna ola
irontu polskiego, W celu osiagnie
cia rzeczywistego pokoju. Polska
powinna sic domagat rozbrojenia
Kosyi Sowieckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
Wolny Uniwersytet Ka-
tolicki W Lublinie.
~CPrzyczynek do dZiej6w wyaszej
nauki " Odrodzonej Polsce).

Ma gruZaeh dawnej niewoli, sta
rego nieladu j zacofania We wszelkiej
dziedzinie &ycia polskiego ma po-
wstac Odrodzenie mysli, czynu i u
czucfa. Wszystko zmierza ku temu,
pomimo przeciwienstw j trudnoscI,
riino przemocy sill wrogich 2 zew-
13trS I wewnetrz, DO pTzeznacIeniem
Polsk zye peinia praw do samodziel-
nego bytu, oparta ma wolf narodn,
history i. Swiata kulturaluego; DO
przezznaczeniem Polski, jak ongiS,
bye przedmurzem chrzescijahStws i
kultury Zachodu wobec barbarzStst-
wa ipogahstwa Wscnodu; b pre-
z~naczenie y PolsGi bye wzorem i ST.
Ia S}owianszczyznie W o~dwieczret
walce i boju o pan-germaniZmem. TIE
dziejowe zadania / cele nar6d l spo-
{~eczenstwo rozumie, ma je W swoyej
krwi ] czuciu, ME da ich sobie W.
drzeG 1 sprzedaG "a ME watczy4 W lata
powstan i podczas wielkiej wojny
e~uropejskiej, "a ME pojwisci wszyst-
ko co ma najdrozszego, navel zycie
wiasne.
Dzisiaj Polska idzie ku odbudo-
vie swego bytu politycznego, ku
stworzeniu ma nowych podstawach,
iadu / porzadku s~po'ecznego, ujmu-
| lac caioc zycia narodu W forme pan
stwowet organizacyi; dajac mo2nosc
jedu oczeSnie fnicyatywie spolecznej
t~worzenia sic csrodkow, kt6re z tre-
Sci | zadan swoich musZa bye da-
iekie cd wsselkiej c~hwiejnoso poll
| ~tycznej, = NATIONALIST stworzye pole
| do badah, dosviadczen | postepu ".
dziedzinie mSSli - nauki.
Ouch Pciski p~rzechodzif rome ko-
leje - szed1 czeeto pc obcych sciez-
ksch. dzisiaj must sic otr5asnae z
tego wszystkiego, 90 go mogao przy-
| t4oczye, lub ~zanieczyscic, 1epsuc lub
1abie, a zrobic to must tenn wcDe-
Sniej, I'm nar6d bardziej iaknie odno-
wy aycia po tel straszhej zawieru-
sze dziejowej.
Mysl polska must stwor2yt Swtaty-
ME. w kt6rych Znajdzie dIa siebte
miiose 1 poszanowanie, wolnoSc I
moInoSe rozwoju, oparcie ma do
swiadczeniu ~przeszIosci jak I wyuna-
gansach chwili bie4acej, zr6dio ma
tchnienia W chr1ecijanstwie 1 prawej
tradycyi polskiej. -
Mysl z~aloienia Uniwersytetu Kat6-
lickiego.
Obok panstwowych przybytk6w
wiedzy W Warszawie, Krakowie, Pb-
znantu, Lwowie 1 Whine, uniwersy-
tet6w, kt6rych bytem ] rozwojem cal
kowicie zaiefo sic pahstwo 1 RAD,
powstala Wolna W~szechnica Katoli-
cka 1 Polska W Lublinie, ma wz6r po-
dobnych uniwersytet6w W Europe I
Ameryce; zycie jej poczeio sic z ini-
cyatywy s~poleeznej kilku jednostek,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
DALszE z RO
sYA ToCZYc Sic BEDA WE
WIEDNIU LUB PRADZE.

Warszawa. - Z Rygi dono--
sza: Z chwila podpisania rozej-
mu j pokoju preliminarnego roko
wanna W Rydze zestan2 przer~a'
ne a. dalsze rokowania toczyc sic
beda prawdopodobnic we WED
niu hub Pradze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

PuuutU3Gss ma01 - oUhi ptinds
o~ksoeseuta pod rubr5ka rPRACA" n
sroaltaeh DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
gKIDGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

Ks. Waclaw Kneblewski.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
JUDGE DAY TAKES
ISSUE WITH URE
ON GAS PURCHASE.
Commissioner Butler Says
Member of Appraisal Board
Denies Claim That Plant
Is "Junk Pile"

Dan B. Butler, city commissioner,
while in Lincoln last week attend
ing the annsel meeting of the Ne
braska League OF Municipalities,
had chat with Judge George A.
Day of the supreme court, who
served as member OF the court of
condemnation in connection with
the appraisal OF the Omaha gas
plant.
The Judge told me" Mr. Butler
said; that he did not agree with
City Commissioner IRE that the
Omaha gas plant was a junk pile.
The Judge explained that during
the taking of evidence before the
court of condemnation in Oma-
ha samples of pipe were examined
and found to be in good condition.
He further stated that meter
which had served so years in the
same house was examined and found
to be in acceptable condition..
Il wish to state that there will
not be four votes in the city coun-
ell the city commissioner added,
when the time comes to vote for
the ordinance which has been of,
fered to reject the appraisal of $4,-
100000" y
The ordinance to reject was
signed by Commissioners Ure, Zim-
man. Towl and Ringer. The law
under which the city must act in
this gas appraisaH matter requires
that il the city wishes to reject the
appraisal the court of. condemnation
appraisal of the court of condemna-
ton il must do SO by ordinance
within 60 days from the date of the
filing of the appraisal, which was
February 6; otherwise, silence >on
the part of the city binds it to the
acceptance of the appraisal.
The ordinance was referred to the
city council committee of the whole,
which will meet Tuesday morning,
on account of Monday being legal
holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
HoImberg Widow Is Denied go
Former Husbands Estate

Mrs. Augusta Hblmberg is not
the widow and legal heir to the es-
tate of the late Peter Holmberg,
according to decision made in the
case yesterday by District Judge
Wakely. Mrs. Holmberg was grant
ed divorce October "a, 1919. The
next day her husband made a will,
leaving his $4,000 estate divided
among relatives and bequeathing
5000 to the Swedish Methodist
church.
He died December 12,s 1919, and
his divorced wife applied nn1nediatev
ly to the county court to be admin
instrator of his estate, aasning lisr-
self as heir. Subsequently an effort
was made to have the divorce de
cree set aside on the ground that
,he statutory six months period had
not elapsed.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Pioneers Of Douglas
County to Celebrate
Birth of Washington

All pioneers are invited to attend
the Washington celebration to be
given by the Douglas County Asso-
citation of Nebraska Pioneers Mon
day, II a. m. to S p. m, in Labor
temple, Sixteenth street and Capitol
avenue.
Luncheon will be served from II
a. m. to 2:30 p. m, to be followed
by a program which will include
talks by ]. ]. Breen of South Side,
and District Judge A. c. Troup.
Henry d. Rhoades, president of the
association, will give brief talk.
John McCreary will lead commun-
ity singing.
Instrumental music will be Of
fered by the Mcintosh family and
Edgar and Hazel Leverton. Mrs.
Camilla F. Elliott and Mrs. ]. w.
Evans will recite and Mrs. Albert
H. Mcintosh and Mrs. Marie
Strasser will sing. Hattie and
James Mark will sing a duet.
Members of the Pioneer Histori-
cal society of the South Side are
especially invited to attend the cele-
bration.
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lam Quade. 4l56 Cunning street He
was 81 years old and was horn in
Ireland. Funeral services will he held
at 10 Monday morning at st, Cecelias
cathedral Burial will he at David
City.
Sues Rail Director Robert G,
Blakeley, Fremont. Neb., filed in
federal court here 100000 damage
suit against Walker ID, Hines, as dis
rector general of railroads. lie al
leges neglect on the part OF North
western railroad officials was respon-
sible for injuries he suffered in
Northwestern yards at Fremont No
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22

department to engage in the manu-
facturers brokerage business for
himself, with offices in the Brandeis
Theater building.
Personal Injury Suit-Henry
Rubin filed suit in district court
against Kopac Brothers and the
Union Quitting company for S25,.
600 damages for injuries which he
says he received when he was run
down by a truck at Sixteenth and
Douglas streets, October "a. 1919.
Pioneer Dics-Thomas Fox, Ne
braska pioneer. died Friday night at
the homo of hs daughter, Mrs. Will
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22

pamphlets containing ordinances
rules and regulations relating to the
control of communicable diseases.
Inspects Omaha <Forts-Col, H. A.
Hegerman of the general staff, mo.
tor transport corps. conducted gen.
eral inspection at Fort Omaha and
Fort Crook Saturday.
Fear For Mrs. .Goodall--Mrs, John
Goodall, sister Of Mrs. NJ. Shirley.
Forty.fourth and Farnam streets. is
seriously i'll and little hope Is enter
tanned for her recovery. Her hus-
band. John Goodall, died two weeks
ago from the effects of a fall which
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he suffered several days previous,
Mrs. Shirley. who is spending the
winter in California, has been ssum.
moned.
Hear Talk On ",icropiancs'--Sev
enth and eighth grade children of
Lincoln, Edward Rosewater and
Bancroft schools We're given an in
teresting talk Friday afternoon on
"Aeroplanes," by ID. 4, Quigley. The
meeting was held in Bancroft school.
Enters Brokerage Busincss-L. A.
Kerr, for IL years with the Richard
son Drug company, has resigned as
manager of the fountain and fixture
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
South Side Bandit,
Wounded at Capture,
Gets Three to IS Years

George Techek, who was cap
tured by police on the South Side
December E. after he had COM
nitted a number of highway rob-
berries, was sentenced yesterday by
District Judge Troup to the peniten-
tiary for three to Is years.
Techek was badly injured in the
fight with police which preceded his
capture. One bullet grazed his heart
and doctors expressed amazement
that he lived.
Techek pleaded guilty to robbing
Frank Zukus, Charles Zukus, Adam
Weineske and George Kubik.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22

be under auspices OF Nebraska lodge
No. L. A. +. & A. NJ.
Maxwell Yankaus Nuptials-Fran-
els f. Maxwell and Miss Anna yam,
Klaus, both of Omaha, were married
by Rev. Charles w. Savidge Friday
evening.
Ben Hur Dance Mecca court No.
IS, Tribe Of Beh Hur. will enter
tain at dancing at an open meeting
next Thursday evening at their hail,
Nineteenth and Farnam streets.
Issue Health Rules-The health
department has issued for distribu-
ton among physicians and nurses
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Highiackers Get Last
Drop Of the Precious
Stores Of DR.. Davis

Two cases of choice wines and
four bottles of whiskey were stolen
from the basement of DR.. B. B.
Davis, 1902 South Thirty-second
avenue. early yesterday morning
when high jackers" broke into the
place by forcing basement door.
None of the family awoke, and
discovery was not made until morn
ing when DIR. Davis found the base
ment had been ransacked. All his
liquor was gone. DR.. Davis told
detectives.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
l22 Cases of Scarlet Fever
Now Under Quarantine Here

DR.. ]. F. Edwards, health commits
'ioner, reports 122 cases of scarlet
ever now under quarantine,
Forty-nine deaths from maee hzs'|
and 86 from pneumonia have been
reported since Februasg /. 2. s s. &: (;
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22

vember 20, 1919, while employed ~
a switchman.
Grand Larceny Charge charge
Of grand larceny faces John 4Gillin
of Chicago, who was brought to Oma'
ha from Evanston, Wyo. He wax
placed in the county Jail, Gillin ia
accused OF the theft of cash ana
clothing amounting to $500 from Q
former roommate, John Harvath.
2206 Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22

A fee of $40 is required by law
with each application Tor the regis,
tration Of trademark.