davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
S. P. SI0STRA n. FELIKSA.

w sobotc m~inionq, 24go b. m,
wieczorem o godz, $50 - W
Szpitalu Polskim p, W. NajSw.
Rodziny z Nazareth - zmaria
). p. Siostra Marya Feliksa re
Zgromadzenia IS. Francszkanek
p. w. Sw. Kuncgundy, kt6rych
Dom ,Macicrzysty z~najduje sic
p. w. $w. J6zcfa w Avondale. S.
p. zmar}a s. Fcliilsa - z domu
Stanislawa Karwat0wna - liczy
Ia PREY zgonie lat 80, a W zako-
nic przcbyla lat 20; ostatnio cho
rowaia przez GA d}lzszy ma 70
iQdkowc cicrpienia, skutkiem
kt6rych musiala Poddat sic ciez-
kicj operacyi, dokonarcj przez
znanego lckarza Szpitala Polskic-
60, dr.. MiIlcra w Wiclki Czwar-
tex operacya udala sic, lecz ME
stcty - silly chorej byiy zbyt
wyczerpanN tax - re W kohcu
20 ciezkich c~icrp;cniach Smiert
dopicro ulge jej przyniosla.
Pogrzcb odbedzic sic W srode,
2Sgo b. m. zrana o godz. 0tej z
kaplicy Domu sw. J6zefa - ma
cmcntarz p. W. sw. Wojciccha.
s. p. Siostra Fcliksa byAa wzo-
rem zakonnicy poboznej, skrom-
rel, cichcj - pracownicy Chry-
stusowcj; cnoty jq - pozyskaly
ijcj milo5t Wsp6}si6str i szacu-
rex powszechny. w ci2gu dwu-
dziestu lat pobytu swego W Zgro
madzeniu SIS. Franciszkanck roz
matte ~speiniala prace, sobie zle-
cane - cigdy innc zaznaczajac
>przeciwu swrgo, jakkolwiokby
trudne by}y ! uciqzliwe. Gdy o.
tccnie 20 nagrodc zacncgo zycia
odeszla, pozostawiIa pc sobie zal
szczery i pamiec scrdcczna. -
Mech odpoczywa W Pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
ORDOW Mot
KEN.

Paul Kaulstrup, szofer firmy
Hay and Brown" PREY lie w,
Adams ul., zostai wczoraj INA
leziony niezywy w komorce ga
razu PREY rezydencyi Hay'a pnr,
$500 s. Michigan ave. Ciafo INA
lazi stroz budynku Swanson,
Etory wszed} do garazu, ponie-
waz szofer ME odpowied1iai ma
domowy telefon. Kau1strup z pc
dziurawiona gtowa lezal w ko-
morce twarza do podiogi. Poll
eva W garazu znalazla pokrwa-
wiuny miotek, kt6rym najpraw-
dopodobniej morderca czy NOR
dercy sic posfugiwali. Szofer Wi
dooznie musiai stoczy6 przedtem
z napastnikami szalon2 wake,
poniewaz ubranie ma MIN byio
mocno potargane. Policya PREY
puszcza, IL zbrodni dokorali mu
rzyni, kt6rzy naiprawdopodob--
niej przyszli w celu obrabowania
rezydencyi, gdyz ostatnimi CA
sy juz raz stamtad zoStali pre-
p!oszeni. Kaulstrup pochodzii z
Winnetka, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
z TR0JCOWA.

Wczoraj, pc nieszporach, o 60
dzinie 3ciej po poludniu odbylo
sic w boSciele Sw. Trolley uroczy
ste poSwiecenie sztandaru narodo-
wo-skautowego. X. Kazimierz
Sztuczko, C. s. C., proboszcz tu-
tejszej parafii, dokonai ceremonii
PREY licznym wsp6fudziale skau-
tow, sokolow i sokolic. Pc tel &C.
remonii odbylo sic rozwiniecie
sztandaru W sail Sw. Trolley. X.
X. Sztuczko c. S. c., przem6wil
stosownie do oko1icznosci, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

czem p~owoiand p. W. Andrzejew-
skiego ma mowoe. Pc movie tegoz
kapela skautow, hucznie przygry-
waha. Nastepnie przystapiono do
w}aSciwego rozwiniecia sztanda--
ru: p, Szczepan Skonieczny, do
konaf ceremonii, a Pc silnej. po-
budzajacej jego movie patryoty-
emo = religijnej, homie oklaski--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

z tel dzielnicy, GRAZ ich krewnych do
autOmObil6w, kt6re Zostafy dostarczone
prze3 naszych polskich przemysiOwc6w
| udano sic pospiesnie do sail Ochron-
XII p. W. AniOia Str6ha, PREY 47mej III.
II Gross ave.. Ciepia i suba koiaeya tam
ma goSci czekala. Pc kr6tkich tresci-
wych mowach kilku wybitnych ohywa-
tell, p%rzem6wif adjutant Jan Dretkie-
wicB, dziekujae "a przyjecie W imieniu
zoinierzy Komitetowi Obywatelskiemu
| wSzystkim obecnym pozdr0wii tel
zebranych cd Naczelnika PanStwa &C.
nerala Hallera / Paderewskiego, byie-
go premiera. Naiezy zaznaczyc, re po-
miedzy zebranymi ma tel wiecZerzy by
Ii nastepujacy i1aplani X. Kanonik L.
G~rudInSki, Y. SZczepan SzczepansGi,
y, Jan Sboihski, y. Antoni Gawrych,
Prezes Komitetu ObywatelSkiego p,
KowalewsA ! X, Kanmik L. Grudzih-
ski przem6wili w kr6tkoSci | gaznaczyli
ze wiascwe przyjecie Odbedzie sic W
SobOte. TAX te3 byto. w sObCte, dnia
24-go b.. M, o god1inie 0-tej rarlo, po-
cZeli sic Zbiera6 zolnierze w sail O.
chronk p, W, Aniofa Str6ia, skqd o 60
dzinie 0 80 rano, z czfonkami Komitetu
ObywatelSkiego / Sokolami ma czele z
rozwinietymi sztandarami, pomaszero-
wall do koSciola p. w, sw. Jana Bozego.
Tu o godzinie 11-tej rano odbyia sic IL
roczysta MSza sw, ma intencye szcze---
sliwego powrotu naszych wOjak6w. Ce-
lebrowai Y. n, n. z Warszawy, W asy-
stencyi ksie4y W. NOwakOwskiego i y.
Jana \Stoi6skigeo, a kaDamie ZaStos0-
wane do okolicznOSCi wyglOSii miCjScO-
wy asystent PREY parafil sw. Jana BO-
! zego, X. FraHciszei Tyrcha. Dziewczyn
! ki w bell GRAZ Choir dzieci szkOlnych
przyczynily sic do ~upiekszenia urOczy-
stoSci, 20 naboAenStNe H~allerczycy,
KOmitet Obywatelsld, m~lejscOwi ksiG-
za, orQz w!elu Obywateli rodziny PREY
bylych zo3nierzy udall sic do sail pa
wilOHu perku Sherman, tua obok k0
Sciola ?, W, Sw. Jana Bo$ego, gdzio
Ju2 oczekiwaly ich suto ~zastawione sto'
~, Nastepnlc ~wykOnany zOstal pick
ny program | formalne pr2yJecie odbyl0
sic &c strony Komitctu ObywatelSklcgO,
w programme brady UdZiat nastcpuJace
oSoby: p, WladySlaw OlSzCwsiI |
panny, Klara Jauicka ! Helena Jarc.
ma, wyst3pili &c spicwpm kilkarazo-
wynn PREY akOmp. IA fOrtcpianle pny
FL. kOwalewskIeJ, NaStlpnio prZcm6-
wiz y, Il. Kowulews.i kt0ry Dyl wy
siany przcz Komitct Ohywntclski DO
NOwego YOrku ola przyjgc!a 3olnlcrzy
l O$wludczy3 70 drusi transport Halter
czyk0w, kt0ry Od hjIku dnI pozostaJc W
porc.e NOwego Yorku, zo5tat uwOluiO-
ny z pod ~kwarantanny, wlec moAcmy
sic spodzicwac drusicJ transportacyi
naSzych zuch6w w kr6tkicJ ~przySz}o-
Sci, prawdOpodCbn!e ~jcszcze W tyn ty-
gOdniu.
Pc wSp6.nej biesiadzie zolnicrzy du-
chowieGStwa, obywateIi I rodz!n prZy-
bylych 2Olnierzy, GLOWING przcm0wc
nrial Y. kanOni& L. GrudZiESki. re stro
ny 2omierzy ~przemawiali dwaj Office
rowie, p. Stan. DrCtkiewlcz I p. Jan
Wutkowski. W s~tresZczeniu MONA po-
wiedziec, re c5aj W imicnlu Swych dru
how okazali peiHc z2dowolcnie Z PREY
jccia i nadmicnili, IL wyprinili swGJ
obowiazck narodowy, prscz s,uicnic
wiernie Ojczyznie. MOwy ich przyjCto
huCznymi OklaSkumi. Opr0cz wyiej
nadmienionych zaUwazyli&my na6lepu-
jacych kSiezy: y. Jan Sto.fSkl, y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

wanej, kilka pomniejszych NOW
zakohczylo program p~opoludnio-
wy. Wieczorem odbyla sic z tel
okazyi wspolna zabawa taneczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

brzydnie!
Ojciec dziecka: To trudno; PAM
tez byia dzieckiem / plakala.
- Ale ME ma kolei!
Rozumiem - brzmi uwaga OLGA
w latach PAM dziec:ecych kolele
ME byly ieszcze wynalezicne.
Poisd polityk, czy wieazszy ey mn'e'
NV "a obowiazek poczytywac soois
,c,yinien stale reklamowac narodo'
Uosc nasZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

Niniejszem Zawiadamia sic, Re dis,
to jest W poniedzialek, dnia 26go kwic
tnia b. m, odbedzie sic nadzwyczajne
bardzo wazpe posiedzenie Komitetu
Manifestacyi KoSciuszkowskiej, ma kt0
rem obecnosc wszystkich reprezentan-
tow Organizacyi i TOwarzyStw jest ko-
nieczna.
PoSiedzenie Odbedzie sic W Domu
Zwiazku Mar. Pol, pnr. 1406 W. Divi-
sion ST., a rozpOcznie sic o godzinie Sci
wieczorem.
NJ. Turbak, prezeS.
Wfad. PiekarZ, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
Wazne Zawiadomienie.

Do Representative wszystliCh Pol
skich 0rganizaCyi, Gmin z. \. F., O.
sad ZjednOczenia +. Il. X. i wszel-
kiCh imych Organizacyi i iowa
rZyStw w Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
ZloSliwie.

Pociag rusza. w kac.e wagonu roz
plakalo sic dziecie. Parma doletnia
zatyka rekoma uszy.
- To 'okropnoSei Podr6z mi o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
SAM B. MONTGOMERY BITTERLY RESENTS
ACCUSATIONS THAT he IS A RADICAL
| r.th e "InpUuy "ffi,,",r &c. 'I'' lI',,.

~.rh ""r""y "fr,.".r &c. .l','l,.,
"ffl'sls.
Ih" paII"i r"II VI, N-uIE",ncry
- ia" n"voiu'n""I II ls n"l I"rt
H'I"p az paper ~. u"In'n ~ ,"nhIdht"H
~ II iom ihcI""n Whon I"u h.ll"t ir
d""ii"I"d ~" H"N'I"u,'ui I" o." ni"n'
a. hnnir"yeh Whom '"''urI 'i''il'"
"ffIi"lu n" u"II"rt IhIn n"'i"'i mHiir"
Il"n "T thlh Sf'"i p"N"' uncut 81 ''u'r
II l""hr I" ''oni" '"'"r"r' 81 li",'
ppo'i f"I tho s"v"ruIu"ut 49, u sirIs
Denies Hes "Radi"sI'
VT N"niG"n"iY nsrr"oSod hlli'r -
pc "l,"""i against tho "Il"u"il"" ,h"i 49,
IN " "t"di' nl zoe iIl"H ih' i''."rd - 49,
faulty iu w"I" h"" the u'N'I"'1"" ~.
'h' W"ilh vri. {" whl' L. IT," r,,.u 0', "'.
nrU .,"dI,nl An.rl.nu "I,,,," "rr
'lr'. ' IL" r"li rLl- 10 "a" hr" ,"u,
~ ~ tho world. a"h h"A 'h' """''" -
I'"rf'"I f"im "f EnH"rni""uI Ihrt nay
"r'"n o,"r hnh l"v" America
Nj. M"nlR"u"rr wont Iul" - long r"''
ro,Iou 81 '"udDrI"uu Ia H." rnuri"rr.
W"s' Virginia r"nl nold. referring ="
IA" d"' I"I'ii"n" attributed :" '!","ru''r
'"ruw"ll nud "lheru thai There VIII l."
r"uhI" II Montgomery Ia oIori"d
'rr"uhl" lr Tm "l""i"iN" he ua,d
why, r'Rht down IA Logan county v.
hnv" Ht thl0 'Iruc E"Nrrum"'' l., th,
deputy uh"'iffS WHO urC The pa ii nYcIIu
"f th" coal bnr"nE. government b. tho
"ontthhuIarN government by Ia" IInlu-
win FcldiH detectives. government hy
N" Enit"h S'n'"F army. and EOvcrnmonr
hY injunction. Thou they have RudacIty
10 shy 'h"i" Wi d" iruuhl" II Tn "lc,,-
ell t"rpw"il isn't ia" governor OF Wos,
Virginia II" Just thinks hr Is IIr'p
E"N'rn"r only Of some SectlOup. T'hn
coal hnr"ns with these various agents
gov rn down there"
EfIorts for Women.
Speaking particularly to tho women
IN MS audience. Mr.. Montgomery 70
cited ms efforts to hav" passed Moth
, "rs Pension law and laws protecting
women Ia industry.
II" declared that II elected governor
u" VIII Il" the g"Vrrnur Of all IA" PEG
III" ~ West Virginia tie governor
"I any class. az group or clique"
Ia MI M"nig"mrr}' = party wrre Hon
J"hu l. Arh"EI. 81 Whrrling Miss %rl
Ito S"hnfri. Mr Montgomery nrcIc
thry, T. vernon r"ilu"y. mcnhrI at Ih,.
ii"us" al lbel'rat"H State fn,InIl IL
sur' tot Al"nhu ITIu,r. "r lIIuuku com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
uou rAurrbAp LnAuun UAHDI
DArn TnLLn hOUEDsVILLn rho
PLn nm WILL nm aoVnRhOh
or ALL ran PnOTLn.
AddT.as.s Gathering Of About %oo re-"
pie ap"hs at OAInsT"h haih"' IN
rIAy. W VI. Goal nar"nS

tom unu"oI ~ N""lS""'"'y. '""hI
d,l. f., rn,,.n,, 81 wo-I Virginia go
! ,hu ,.uu i'ntli"nn l"h'' "h'i """"' /"
Ir,Ih,,Inp 81 about I0o ,"l"'s. ne" cut
! 4, .n,,n 81 Nnrbhotl '"""lr. l""' "'r"'
! Ia tho ,',,"ih '"u't '""'" ~ M'"""' ~,
NJ, Nrniu"tu"iy ,nn,u =" N"""H'HIlI"
! from, tarrut"u. ~hFt" Il" "hdr"a""d -"
"Ihor V""d nlI'h gathering I"'" u" '"'
' rIr"tu""". \ ""i"h'' co. "'"''"" '','
II.,ilarn IsnRu" m'mh"rn """' y"
| Num,,drvIIJe r"r ~" night ms"ll"E ""'
| ll,u NON raiIlpnn l"pgun ut M'N"'h"''
| won't down u g""h H's"d d"l"R''I"n
/ Chatter Shields, e MrM"rh"n. ,"ll"h
! ~" rnOoiIng /" "rd"r aud i"ir"d"' 81 ~
! ,hnlrmnn "r tho or"ml"g ~" VI" '"h"
! T. Arhrnr 81 Wheeling Mr. hrh"nh q"
; lt,"r"d "u" OF hlr 'hnra' '"rI"'I' hil"i
| nddr"ua-s IN which Il" pn,d ~ high nm
utn !" Mr. Montgomery I'"r"r" 'n'r"
( duclug ~" 'Nndihnt". Mr.. Nr""nE r"
u.n,cd r"r a brief nddr"na Mrs. i.RvIn"
! ITnhrrfIulh. "C Wheeling. VIII" d"ll\or"d
| whit tho chairman termed h"ih"r TIA
lbrrrI"ld'S baby political ap""ch.
, Mr. Montgomery. In opening hIH al
drrgq oSprrSSed hts pleasure Rt being IA
! MoundsvIlr on tho ~" or tho '"l"hrA
| ton OF tho l60th Anniversary or tho
lri,y. and paid a splendid tribute 70 INC
| pioneers who Sottlod and began TIA" IL.
| yrlopmout Of this section Of tho valley.
and their descendants OF tho present
| day
! \ large portion 81 Mr.. Montgomery "
/ political address WAS d"N"i"d I" M" OH
! repeated charges that. through C"rrup-
! zion of the election boards IN tho coal
/ fields Of suuiheru West NirGIn!a. lac
! was counted out 81 IN" race for Ia" Re
publican numlnhlInu tor governor. after
| having r",,ls ed a majority 81 votes. IN
: favor ~ Judge f. T. Morgan
| H.. rr,i'"d great n"m""r or u"
rhnixrs Whl,h hrN" "fIrn appeared In
| urr-, n,ruuuia OF hts contest "r M"I-
! Enu'a nomination. L. ih' effect that hr
= van fnuntri cut ihr"uEh hnuluI"nt
Iunulpulutlnu Of tho 't'riI"n mu' hln"I
| la ,"ai mining IrBI"na where. lao rhId.
! mat v"IlnE pIo'Ih' - a." Ia coat com
many h,.uHc, un ',"IuI,nu'' pI"prIl y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
WARWOOD STREETS
nfIort 10 HsinG nIAAs "a Oo,npists HasA-
her nsfoTs nad weather.

In talking I" Councilman ChsTlss ~
Duwior, ruTInsIlY mayor of WsrWood
IarI nv.ninG 10 stated Aai The WORK ~
~" paving 81 tho dlffof"ni "tr"siH IN
W., 1""d, wan progressing slowly. this
hnIrg duo Ia tho fact fhbi Tho material
In not plentiful ana ihHi Labor IL Hosfds
bnn rITrni has hnon "0mplatsd, THIS
brIup Twenty TIirI riTert aud thu wbTh
w"r h"uo by tnniraoi"Ts HirlnG"r ana
EprlnFrr Thoy also hnvn tho contract
for HIncIccnih rifc"i snh hlnna " IN"
boen rtarir, tho contractors ar" IN hoHn"
"r rn,upIoIlnE II before cold Woaih"r
HniT In.
III" rontrnrt"rp report that they only
nacd about n half rnr Of cement I"
rnInpIctc this job 'rhIH In n worry Inn
pnriani street and HhOuld he COmplatod
~ room ~ poAHlblr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
CITY COUNCIL
DISCUSSES PORE
WATER SYSTEM
nprrHrrH ACTION WILL nh
AT MKT MEETING
COUNCIL.
Indiana Air Pump Oo"p'
MuIo Time.

IA. rlIy council held
AZ inc asr ''" -, ,,,,,,rtant matter
l"st hiGpI a, IA, trnp"Asd NITRO
'" l." 'AH"" ,,,,,, ,r,t ,IoaI wator
tl"" H's"'' % / ,,,- Il. rcIrch lot
70 ~" a,vs 81 which tim". 1t
ifhTl"h 81 H''' trlf,t,, Alt Iump
Geo ''F"' '' hliiIru ,,u tho w"th
company "'' - NM. T.. ""mpIstn
"lll h"'" l.. ,, make, IA rep"ri
th"Ir NV "''S ,',i,, - I.uhIln stat
NY N""'A' ,nIycd O., c"rnnurl""
81 NM w main nrr,n rtutihE that
'l"n '"m ,t ,, have u ur,ln longer
lh"Y ,.. h,h not .nrnuIotOd thor
'"@. ~ ,' n, ,nld tho company
h'"", ,,,, grant Au'h. 40 "
thhi Il" ''n'' or,r,cd 10 council
would h''" w. =, council nakinE
'"'"' ,,ycr ulny - r"rar"l
'hat INV " p,n rorrcacntati,"H OF
w""h" W., .o, ,r.n prc.out and nrt"r
N" '""'I'm' ,,,, CIror rtrtod ~" r""
h"'nE ,~r,rpauy wanting m"r"
H"h" 49,, a., account ~ not Ect'hS
,,,,,,,, answer from tn" S'"'" b'""
my ni,, hr,lth
=" s,oted mat tho head % IN" atn,"
- 1,I prnnus"d that d" ""n'" A't''
- Icrrrr direct 10 tho r"u"CH 81 80,
,yhrrliug with their answer y"
'Hnn, s,.sr.,n they had approved
I" VIVA nI,.. Wok'a QrNcs.
49,. 90. m',.r,IIn hrd been arguri
N,,"I Tim, by tho different 'onnci-
nan n noUun Mas mhd" ~ ''''' 80, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
COUNCIL HOLDS
BUSY SESSION
n
CITY MANAGER ABKA PBRMIBrIoH
TO pURCHhhn
CEMENT
.rmit uiVen 60 BsVsTAl Corporations
To Male Improvements

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heI Ia l"' '"b ""''n'" "s IN, wheel
ia" "Ihl"hh'"" POI ~, ,,,c.Iiu.
l"s ~" company "' " ""'" ,IIf
w"'" l"h"" az ', Ian, v,.L
was i'Ah I"' '"" "''' ,r,,b ,.rnEo
was WIZ W" ,i.,n f,,u III.
had Is"h ''""''""' l,,l
'""ln"h "h"" ''"' ,, , ,.nl
"h""l"""h 'h' ''" 80 Inn
'""N"A"I -" '"' E'""'''' ,.,,I, ~
| l""slhI" Tee '" k'' -" "''''
'"n .,,uI,o.I In
I"H'""' 'hof -" 80 .,,,,,. ,h,,,,
i"tr" '""' ~" "h'' VIZ
vl'h "iI f"'I 4" "r''''' 'n"" I,"
tho fn'"" ih" "'h '"" ,,,. ,,,,,
ih"" III" 'la"l y" 'hI rT' ''
Ming under Ih''l '"' 90" IT, rr
VI" 'a'H' '""'' VIZ" ru,I.,, vra
"T"'' !" men '" '"'" a.
""h" mar "n 90" '"n'' w.
Wy H"I''''l ' =, -,
""niod ~ W." h"'' mo- ''"h M
muhI"h'l"n '"" ''' '",,I"'
mo Wlhu'"h ~ 80" i'"""h 70,
dlnanc" which WI h' "" ~
- Nr'"n ,'h'N'h',l MI '"' ,I
Va" "ih"l ",'''''" "'' ,,,n,
Tor ia" hl"' ''''' ~, "" cr'I. ",,,nrv
Hhh, "E Wv :, lot',,.,
L"'"iSr,'n ~ wv s,,t ,i,,.,-
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braces ot French Poilus and British
Tommies II was the first time In
history that the three armies had met
in mutual cause The Incident was
historic In itself.
What can We cable as coming di-
rect from you newspaper men
asked the general
Haltingly, he made the following
reply: II consider this one of the
important moments In American
history our arrival on French soil,
constituting as we do, tho advance
guard Of an American army. makes
us realize 10 the fullest, the impor-
tance OF America participation.
Il can only affirm that America
has entered the war with the inten-
tion Of doing her fullest duty How
ever great or small that may be,
tho future will dictate. our allies
can depend upon us absolutely"
Arriving IN Paris Pcrshing estab-
lished tho first American hoadquar-
tors In "A little building only short
distance from NapOlcon's tomb AS
commander Of the a. T. T., Pcrshing
did not confinc his duties to desk
work, on tho contrary. no Travelled
over $4,000 miles and since tho
srmistice II In declared that he
walked moro than 800 miles over
the hattlcfieldH Of France
lf General Pershing's parents had
decided on the day OF his birth 10
train him for the military position
he heads today, they could not have
planned better. His father was a
Missouri section foreman. Barefoot,
awlmmin' hole" was almost tho OK
tent OF his younger day play priyi-
lcges His wonderful physique was
built up while working on "a Mis-
souri, farm.
Tho first 10 years Of Perihings
military life were spent on the
plains east Of the Rocky mountains.
Living In dreary army posts. fight
ing and pacifying Indians, hc at
tracted considerable attention ~ a.
shave tail" From the west. he
chose the University Of Nebraska,
where ne acted as military instruc-
tor while studying law Eventually,
he graduated. a fun flodged lawyer.
lie made the acquaintance OF many
Influential men and his reward was
HIS appointment as Instructor in tao
ties at West Point About that timo
the spanish American war broke
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out and hs was granted permission
TO join his regiment. the Tenth
cavalry, and accompanied II 10
Cuba. IL was there he first met the
late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
who was in command Of the Rough
Riders near whore Pershins was
stationed.
Among the officers Jumped" n
rank from lower grades to brigadier
genoralship In recognition OF their
work In the Philippines was Captain
Pcrshing as well as Leonard Wood,
j. Franklin Bell Albert l.. Mile and
Frederick Funston. Following his
promotion Pershing was sent back
TO Mindanao TO become military and
civil governor. Among other thinga.
he established schools for tho people
In that place and built many roads.
Brigadier General Nolan, with
Pershing in Tulsa. was PershlnR's
adlutant general ln Mlndanao. Nu-
crous other notables under Perish
Ing In Mindanao include Major
Gen. V. q. Harbord, It. Gen. II. j..
Bullard, IL Gen. Hunter Llggott and
Major Gen. John l.. Hines
When pershing finished his work
In Mindanao, ho was ordered To tho
San Franclsco exposition M military
representative. when things began
to liycn upon the Mexican border,
he was ordered there In command OF
the Eighth infantry brigade with
headquarters at El Paro After two
years In waiting there, the Eighth
Brigade received its first touch OF
action a. tho villa raid on Colum-
bus, n VI. Always on the alert,
pershing'q two regiments marched
into Mexico within "A few hours after
the ordrr came ~ the emu or -
hours. pershings brigade was l2O
miles south Ot the border In the
hills OF Mexico,
Following the Mexican affair,
Pershing was sent 90 Fort sam
Houston In charge Of tho southern
department II was while there hc
received hiH orders to sail for
France, what yershing and his
staff did ia Europe In now "A matter
OF record and Of history as well.
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SAMUELS WAVES HEARING
Man Charged with Passing had
Check Held for Districa Court.

Charged with passing n bogus
check for t75 on the Sand Springs
state bank on December II. G. IS.
Samuels. arrested at St. Joseph.
Mich. waived preliminary hearing
yesterday before Justice II. J. Gray
and was committed to Jail In default
OF $1,000 bond for trial by district
court.
The check. made with the name Of
&. T.. karnea OF Sand Springs as
payor. was cashod at the bank by
Samuels The latter thon left the
city, but information sent out by the
local sherifrs office led To his ar
rest in the Michigan city two weeks
ngO
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small town in Usage county 4.
session OF the car, but be ~ ~ POI
leased before Tulsa county 80, o,s Z
could reach and arrest bl,'V V'.cs'
Iuisa county warrant. The "
sheriffs office then transd c,os
across Texas and back TO Pswh.n'' hen'
where he was arrested ana hanas'
Tulsa county officers. "'N 4
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from national headquarters of the
movement yesterday Dr. Odell will
also speak at the interchuroh world
convention In Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, on March ~.
No notification % tho oklahoma
convention has yet been received by
pastors OF tho Tulsa churches. but
the notifications are expected daily.
March 3. 0, and 10 are the dates
named in the last issue OF tho ma
tional irterohurch world weekly for
the oklahoma conference.