davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Greek Against Turk.

Constantinople.-Th Greeks are
preparing to land Immediately troops
toward Angora from the Black sea to
divert the Renal forces most OF
whom now are concentrated on the
SMYRNA front for the present attacks.
which, according 10 Greek reports.
are developing nothing beyond guerilla
proportions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
arinojno Homo Soldier Dead.

New York.-With the bodies of
1878 American soldiers in baskets be-
low her deck, and fifty-two living
khaki-clad men serving as attendants
the United States army transport An
tigone, arrived here Saturday from
Danzig, Antwerp, Brest and Bordeaux.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Consjderinu Posterjtv,

Old Multirox-Want to marry my
daughter. do you? Think I'll make
nice, comfortable father-in-law. Ell?
Young Allnerve-No, don't. but I'm
going into this thing with my eyes
open. What worries me Is that I've
picked pretty rough grandfather for
my innocent children.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Work Ali Cut Out

well. Harold" said the proud
father, now that you've gone through
college, what do you think of following
as regular occupationT
1T will keep me busy the rest of nv
life" gloomily answered Harold cor
secting the family English. Boston
Transcript.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
In Search Of Rest.

Coin to town again?r inquired 81
Simlin.
Yep" replied Farmer Corutosscl.
Got to give my nerves rest. Sum-
mer boarders are maxim so much noise
have to get where l can sit on a
park bench for awhile and be perfec-
" quiet"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
A.tempt to Wreck Ford Plant.

Detroit-Investigat is being
made of what may have been an at
tempt to dynamite part of the Ford
Motor company's plant, when dyna-
mite wrapped in towel was found
by fireman in the engine room Of
the dry kiln.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Motor.Drlven Wrench

us inventor has patented an almost
completely automatic motor.driven
wrench, a switch cutting off the cleo
vac current when nut Is frightened.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Maybe So.

Al artificial marble invented by n
Bohemian IS claimed to be stronger
and less liable to injury than the gen.
uine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
Collecting, So to Speak.

Hartington-Is your son lazy3
Carrington-No; he was simply born
tired and has been getting his rest out
Of me ever since.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
ST

ATTRACTIVE y SES. many styles and
pr,Cs in our nj" neighborhood A. 5STII
A%D NII.IUWS AVE; COnvoUi"n, tn troll
Icvs uAd trains; near park ami boulevard,
schools g0d churches, tennis grounds, stores
etc. ,1r sale ct moderate prices and on easy
terms ~PEMEERTUN ESTATES, Owners.
LTa-rNy.D n'9r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

5l0O BLOCK BROWN ST.-BrIck DWELLING
: rooms and bath. $500.
CO.. 46th st. below Baltimore ave, "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

73I :. 5STH ST.-Corner. 7 rooTns 6af[
and store modern improvements FOOD 10
cation: .oNner %l"avinG city. MICHAEL a
MAlONEN. 1921 S. GOth 81. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

'. E.. COR. Cpd AND RAGE STs-TWo
story store and dwelling: good opportunity
for Improvement price $4,000.
y. +. MCCONNELL
spruce 5725 ISoT Ita-.,. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

sos WEST NORRIS ST.
Store and dwelling, 3-story. o rooms, early
possession; only S2500. clear.
WM. l.. CRANEN'S SONS, 1548 N. 7th st.
500. sUl FIRTH SIT rooms ana store;
price attractive. VIM. l.. Craven's Sons,
polo Columbia ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

1!lA y. GOTH ST-Good chance for storc.
reasonable for quick sale. JANOFSEy 4
GP ANAT iA1i &. Pom 50. Sr-uCn 9Iys "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

Ei0 SPRUCE ST.-Four-story brownstons
'rssidsnos. IS rooms, 2 baths; price $40, 600;
essy fsrms; possession. April 1. Estate df
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WHY


4428 GERMANTOWN AVE- - Price only
Si3, 900; large corner store and two com
nlete apartments baths, steam heat. cleo
Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

SNAP II HUME VYFRs
FRAZIER. g.. 23G-3S; u rooms. bath. laundry,
Sotchi price 1880. KuTNER. Real Estate
Tr,ssi' Rnildirg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

WOODLAND AVE.-Store and dwelling. 10
room, bath. electric lights: suitable for
any business; . wonderful opportunity.
0EJ AND n2l WOODLAND
LII LAhNL ANENI'E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

us REACH sT:5oIi rooms. bath, $4,000; i75I.
25-27-3l y. lPd. q rooms bath. nm o,I
Realtors. Inc. \. r. cor. Front 4 Nfarket"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
CITY

fIbl8-Ib FEMHEIIUN Tor hOmD
buyers 10 buy at sueCu'ato s. priCca Tor
quick settlement. JANOFSkY d GRANAT,
I4Ia = Penn 81. SPRUCE a+4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
SD & Walnut, New Auto Section

5l4g and - Walnut, II II. front each.
5ai6 aid II Walnut II Il front each.
y. +. MCCONNELL
spruce ITg5. 1907 Harrison Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

253 $, 5sTH-Two.story. porch. s rooms and
bath possession. NV"
VI y NtTSrNGER Roal Estate r. nil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

VACANT. .5ith. above Arch story :
rooms Laundry and bath; hot.water
Quick sale. PERELLA REALTY. las a 20
Moro ats '"' anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

detached house, 8 rooms and bath hot.
water heat, $500. HOLLAND & co, 10th
st. below Baltimore ave, "'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
stables

l27-2H CATHARlSE. with 3 adjacent rear
buildings opening on Maiden lane. ~, 600
square feet, electric light and elevator,
steam heat, { entrances, two sNOry and
basement. electric motors. underground cur
rent COHduits. largc yehtilating skyiights.
$50, 600, terms TO suit, might divide.
WESTNEY 2n9 Liberty BLDG.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick with ba Sc
mSnt, nearly ~, 1000 sq. n. huo- space;
stable for \ horses; 2 loading places for de-
livery addttl0nal large yard. y 1913. Led, on.
WAREHOUSE in central part OF city, con-
taining -, 900 80. IT.. VI floor space and
railroad: all splendid cond. G s27, Led. on
n. o. section; pOAs. DiSterich, 737 Walnut
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
Z Obchodu ~Patryotycz-
nego W Sail Zwiazku
Polek.

Wczoraj wieczorem w sail Zwiazku
Polek odby} sic zapowiedziany Obchod
2 okazyi dwuletniej Tocznicy wyzWo-
lenia Ojczyzny ~naszej z kajdan p6ltora
wiekowej niewoli / Qraze Ia Geese
walecznych obrohc6w stOlicy Polski.
U~rzadzeniem tego pieknego obchodu "a
jail sic Zarzad Zwiazku Polek wraz z
Wydzialem Oswlaty. PublicznoSc re-
brala sic bardzo licznie ma APPEL ma
szych Polek | obszernQ ich sale po brze
gl ~wypelnila, a nawet do wnetrza
wszyscy dostaG sic ME mogli.
Krotko pc godzinie Sci. PAM DR.. ka-
czorowSkn .zagaila obch6d kr6tkiem
przemowleniem, wyjasniajac Gel tegoz
q nastepnie powolaia ma p~rzewodnicz9-
ca panne Emile Napieralska prezcske
Zwiazku Polek, O ma sekretarke pania
Grabowska. Przewodniczaca W wstep-
nych siowach powitafa konsula p. Il.
Nowickiego, ktorego publicznosc CORA
co ~oklaskiwaia, poczem powoiala nae
strade Choir zehski Zwiazku Polek, kt0-
~ pod dyrekcya p. Rudolfa Hensla cd
spiewaI hymn Star Spangled Banner
/ jeden utw6r polskl. Pc splewie wy
g}osi{ move konsul p. Il. Nowicki: W
s}owach podnloslych skreSlil on stOsun-
XII panujace podczas ostatniej wojny,
tie cIerpienia ludu naszego, te poswie-
cenia aofnierza ~polskiego, re wszystkie
niedolc, kt6re ~z}aczone razem nile znie-
checi{y jednak naszcgo narodu owiany
duchem przodk6w, cieTpia} on / znosil
katuszc | przeSladowania ! wytrwal do
kofca, re doczekal sic chwill wyzwole-
MIA z jarzma tyran6w | ciemiezcow, 20
stall ~nareszcle wolnym ! niepodleglym.
Move p. konsula czesto przerywano o.
klaskaml.
z kolei parma Il. Dyniewicz wypowle-
Gzia}a monolog W anGielskim jezyku.
Nastepnie powo3ano Choir meski Chic
pima, ktory pod batuta p. Bronisiawa
Rybowiaka odspiewa1 wiazanke melo-
dyi ~narodowych, pcczem zmuszony 70
stal do nadprogramowego wystepu.
Druga move wypowicdzia} pulkow-
nix Cllnin. %komendant 33ej dywizyi W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

~strzeliF s~zynkarza Harry J. Rec
kasa, "a co wlaSnie zosta} skaza-
ny ma powieszenie. Kilkanascie
miesiecy temu Geary zostal u
wolniony przez sad Cd zarzutu
zamordowania L. Tripple'a, $50
fera ,,taxi cabu".
- Kompanie ~tramwajowe W
Joliet i Evanston wniosly wczo-
raj apelacye do Stanowej Komi-
syi Uzytecznosci Publicznych,
proszac je o podwyzszenie op}at
"a przejazd ~tramwajami. Kompa-
ria tramwajowa w Evanston "a
ia zniesienia systemu pfacenla
80 cent6w "a pieG biletow, ado
maya sic regularnej oplaty siedm
cent6w x kazdy billet; kompa-
MIA tramwajowa w Joliet zada
Eo$mio-centowei oplaty, oraz
sprzedawania czterech biletow
"a 50 cent6w, a 10 bilet6w "a 20
ccnt6w.
- Trzech ex-wiezniow. zostaIo
onegdaj aresztowanych i identy-
flkowanych jake CT, kt6rzy W
piatek wieczorem napadli ma
Choir Spiewak6w PREY zborze cpl
skOpalnym. w napadzie tym xii,
ku miodych mezczyzn i dziew--
czat zostaio sinlie poranionych
Aresztowani z~ostali: P. !. Bra,
dy, T. Hamilton ! T. Mccain
ia stacyi policyjnej Deering
przyznali sic wszyscy do napa--
du.
- Kompanie &C" i e" dru--
eiego puiitu swardyi milicyi sta,
novel, kt0re pozostajq pod ko--
mcndq kapitan6w F. Reiney'a i
C.. H. Davis'a, zostaiy onegdaj
wcielonc do sIlzby federalnej
przez puikownika armii Stanow
Zjednoczonych W. H. Patersona.
S2 to-juz try kompanie milicyi
stanowej, ktore zosta}y sfedcrali-
zowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

czasie wojny we Francyi, kt0ry m0wii
O walecznosd chIopc6w naszych, 2 kto-
rymi przez Gas wojny we Francyi OBJ
cowal, gdzie poznal ich charaktery, To-
jalnosc do swego kraju, a zwlaszcza do
kraju, gdzie sic rodzili - pod gwiaz-
dzistym sztandarem. Wspomnial tez,
niektore wrazenia z wojny 1 zycia VOL
skowego. Publicznosc dlugo oklaskiwa-
Ia przem6wienie pulkownika. Trzecia
move wypowiedziala parma Harriet
vittum, znana wsr6d Polonli urzedni-
czka Northwestern University Settle
mentu", ktora opowiadala o piracy ma
szej, chwalac dzialalnoSc ~lojalne PREY
wiqzanie nasze do tego kraju wolnosci.
Czwarta / ostatnia move wypow1e--
dzial Znany dziennikarz / naoczny swia
dek nlekt0rych walk l nedzy W Polsce,
D. Antoni Czarnecki, w~sp0}redaktor
Daily News. w slowach jedrnych /
przekonujacych opowiedziai on o nedzy
w kraju podczas swego tamze pobytu,
0 dzia}alnoSci komisyi zywnosciowej, ma
czele kt6rej stoi p. Hoover, o Sejmle
Polskim; siowem przebiegl GAIA histo-
rye swego pobytu ma zlemiach polskich
a wkofcu oddal Geese matkom, kt6re
posiaiy swych syn0w ma zew O~jczyzny,
by ia oswobodziG, oddal czcsc zolnie-
rzom, kt6rzy jake bohaterowie kiadll
swe zycie W ofierze ma oitarzu Ojczy-
zny, odda} cze6e Premierowi p. Vito
sowi, ktory chociaz z chlopskiego pocho
dzi stanu, jednak dobrze rzadzl l kie-
rule pahstwem, oddai Geese Naczelat-
kowi P%ilsudsklemu "a jego ~poswiecenta
sic ola dobra Ojczyzny, Geese take lu-
dowi ameryka6skiemu, ktory hojnymi
oflarami ratuJe | wspomaga tych W ne
dry bedacych rodak6w W kraju, a wre
szcie oddai Geese Polkom IA urzadzenie
tel duchowej bIeslady ~narodowej, kto'
"a zgromadzila tax llczna publicznosf.
Pc movie p. Cz~arneckiego oklaskom ME
bylo koGca. Ma zakohczenie Choir Chic
pinistow, o~dspiewal rWspomnlenia"
,.Jeszcze jeden Mazur" a W kohcu b.
re cos Polske.
Przewodniczaca po~dziekowa}a NOW
com | spiewakom "a urozmaicenie pro
gramu, a publicznosd "a laskawe przy-
bycie. Zacheca}a te4 do zaptsywania sic
90 Amerykahskiego Czerwonego Krzy-
"a, kt6rego 'kampania sic dztsiaj roz-
poczyna, zaznaczajac rowniet be podo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
KR0TKIE H0TATKl MlEJSkE.

- Gene Geary, notoryczny
zbrodniarz, .ktory procz zamor-
dowania dwu mezczyzn ma wiele
innych sprawek kryminalnych ma
sumieniu, zostal wczoraj przez
sedziego Sabatha skazany ma
smierG przez powieszenie; cgze-
kucya odbedzi sic 17-go grudnia,
b. T. Apelacya obroncy skazahca
o w~znowienie rozprawy sadowej
zostaia odrzucona, jak rowniez
proSba o odroczenie daty egzeku-
cyl. Geary kilka tygodni temu "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

Dosiadania iCh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
10

w poniedziaiek ubiegiy 0 60
dzinie $50 wieczorem z,narl ma
gle X. Kazimierz Truszyilski z
Peru, Illinois. Pogrzeb jego 3D.
bedzie sic jutro, w piatek, 0 60
dzinie 10tej rano Z koscioia p. W.
sw. Walentego, gdzie probosz'
czem jest X. S. Przybysz. Ma po-
grzeb zjetzie X. Biskup Pawel
Rhode T. Green Bay, Wis. Blizszc
szczeg6ly pogrzebu podamy poi
niei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
KTonIka MisBcoWa.
Dokoncz-ni- z- st-oHicv I-szei


Dckcnczenie 20 s+-oHicv l-Szei
dalismy krottka notatke o zbrod-
niczem napadzie ma ex-ealderma-
ma 34tej wardy w. Helda i poll
cyanta Jozefa Riianowskiego, kto
rzy znajduja sic obecnie W stanie
krytycznym W szpitalu Sw. An
toniego. Napadu dokonaio dwu
mezczyzn, ktorzy W ukryciu, pod
tylna weranda domu Helda, CA
towali ma jego powrot. Co VIA
Isciwie byio powodem napadu, pc
zostaje dotad tajemnica. Piano
wski, ktory zostal p~ostrzelony
dwukrotnie, prawdopodobnie ran
swoich ME przezyje, Heldowi zaS,
kt6ry zostai LEI ranny ME grozi
niebezpieczehstwo zycia.
Detektywi z biura departamen
tn policyi utrzymuja, IL dokona-
ny napad zbrodniczy zostas wy
woiany skandalem wodczanym,
Iiaki wylonii sic W dystrykcie po-
licyjnym Maxwell | ma tel pod
stawie prowadza Sledztwo. Pija-
nowski ostatnio znajdewaf sic
pod sledztwem "a rzekome bra
ME udzialu w kradziezy caleg9
AUTOMOBILE w6dki, kt6ra WOW.
czas przewozona byla Z wagonu
kolejowego do restauracyi .Raln-
DO Gardens; w chwili tel mia}o
napaSc kilku policyantow, kt6-
rzy szofera wyrzucili z maszyny
Ii sami wzieli pod nopieke" caiy
automobil z vodka. Drugie pyta-
ME narzuca sic, jak powiada po-
licya, czy tez czasem bandyci ME
napadli Helda w celu rabunku,
gdyz ME bylo to tajemnica, &c
miewai on p-zy sobie zawsze
wieksza sumo pieniedzy, oraz
hrylantowa szpilke II krawata
wartosci przeszto $1,000, ktora
otrzymal W prezencie cd miesz-
kahc6w 34-tej wardy, kiedy byl
fjcj przedstawieielem
Strzelanina w~ydarzyia sic w
zauiku "a domem Helda Pnr.
.2544 s. Kcvdale ave. wcz0raj o
godzinie 2:45 w nocy. Held, ma
.jac W domu chore dwu-miesie-
czne dziecko, wyjechal ola niego
po lekarsttwo do apteki. Gdy po-
wracal do domu, obawiajac sic
czego$, wzia, re SODA p%olicyanta
.Pijanowskiego do towarzystwa
i gdy juz byli w zauiku blisko
garazu. zostali zaskoczeni przez
+dwu niezczyzn i postrzeleni. Ia
chodzi jeszGze jedno podejrzenie
CO do napadu, IL byi On skutkiem
nieporozumien Helda ma tie po-
litycznem z wardowymi politty-
kierami. o lie Sledztwo wykazu-
ie, zbrodniarze czatowali pod do
mem ma Helda Cd samego wieczo
"a. w zwiazku Z ia tajemnicza
strzelanina policya poszukuje je-
dnej kobiety i dwu mezczyzn,
kt6rzy mieli bye nieublaganymi
wrogami Helda.
w SPRAWIE PRZEWOZU
NAPoJoW ALKoHoLICZ-
NYCH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

dystryktowego prokuratora Sta
now Zjednoczonych wiasciciele,
posiadajacy prawnie W magazy,
mach napoje wyskokowe, NIGGA
'je przewozit do swych domow
mieszka1nych w Chicago. Rozpo
rzadzenie powyzsze jest nastep-
stwem wydanej pred kilku dnia-
mi decyzyi Najwyzszego S2du
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Pierwsze takie p~ozwolenie otrzy
mali wczoraj opiekunowie pewne
go olbrzymiego majatku, do kto-
reso r6wniez nalezaf prywatny
sklad w6dki / innych likierow
wartosci >okolo 100000. Biuro
dystryktowego prokuratora ME
wymicnia wfaSciciela powyzsze-
go majatku, lecz zaznacza tylko'
IL byiy jego wiaSciciel umar} ME-
dawno / pozostawis w piwnicy
swego domu powyzSzy zapas Ii
kier6w, Podobnych pozwolen 20
stanie wydanych prawdopodo,
bnie Gala masa. Wedlug oswald,
czenia biura dystr. p~rokuratora'
napoje w~yskokowe NIGGA bye
przewozone ola u3ytku domowe
go. jezeli przedtem zostanie
przediozona pewna gwarancya W
sadach, re materyal ten ME be-
die sprzedany W obce rece. Pra,
wo wymaga. ABBY dany wiascicie.
w6dki ma kazde 4S6 galonoW
w6dki postawil $1,000 kaucyi
Wykupione certyfikaty ma wod'
ke pred 16-tym stycznia, b. r
So wazne, lecz wlasciciele bed2
musieli udowodnic swoje prawC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
Najsuowsze cd Lat Wielu
D~oSNHiadczenie

Wykazalo, re Won Schiick's
Bulgarian Herbata ma krew jest
najlepsza W swiecie familijna me
dycyna ma zofadek, kiszki, wa
trobe, nerki i krew. Ma ulzenie
W przeziebieniu sic i odpornoSc
ma influence, grype i zapalenie
pfuc pijcie ja goraca pred poi
Sciem do lozka. Pamietajcie, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

bne obchody Zwiazek Polek bedzie cze.
sciej urzadzai, azeby publi@nosc nas2a
dzielila sic wspomnieniaml doll I niA
doll naszego narodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
POLICYANCI OSKARzENI o
~POBIERANIE LAPOWEK.

Wczoraj zosta}o oskarzonych
siedmiu policyant6w o pobiera-
ME lap6wek i wymuszanie pie
niedzy pod falszywymi pozorami,
Oskarzcni zostali nastepujacy: pc
rucznik B. ]. Burns, detektyw-
sierzant T. A. Coffcy, oraz poll
cyanci J F. Getchel, E. G. Swan
son, J. J. Jacobs i A. O'Neill.
Andrea Ginkus, z pnr. 3343
w. SS-ma u1.. oskariy} poruczni-
ka Burnsa. il zazadal Cd nicgo
$4,000, gdy zostal aresztowany
"a wyrabianie wodki, przyobie-
cujac mu, re gdy otrzyma zadane
pieniadze zostanie Wypuszczony
2 wiezienia. Ginkus powiada, re
20 wreczeniu porucznikowi ST.
my $500, zostai z wiezienia uwol-
niony, lecz po dwu dniach byi zno
VIII moiestowany przez niego o
dalsza lap6wke. Niejaki Andrzej
I'rancikowski, Z pnr. 34o2 South
Hermitage ave-. oskarza detekty-
wa-sicrzanta, oraz czterech in
nych policyant6w, IL pobrali cd
uiego po $1,000 "a uwolnienie so
Z aresztu, gdzie zostal zatrzyma-
ny "a wyrabianie w domu wilma,
Ma drugi dzieh po jego 'uwojnie-
niu przyszio znowu do niego
trzech Z p~owyzszych policyantow
zadajac dodatkowej lap6wki W
sumie po $500 kazdy. kiedy
odm6wil ich zadaniom. tioma-
czac sic. re ME posiada wiecej
.p;eniedzy, detektyw Cofiey "a
strzelit mu psa ! pozostawif go
ma podworzu. Wszyscy Policyan-
CT zostana prawdopodobnie sus-
pcndowani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
BULGARIAN HERBATA Ma KREW

= vice ME 0ierzcie podToofoneJ 1ml-
tacye - pytaicie aptekarza o Van
Schlicks' Bulgarian Herbate ma
krew, albo przy$lijcie S1.25 ma jed
no duze fsmiliine pudelko. albo
1915 ma 3 pudetka, Tub 1926 ma 6
pudelek. .AdresowaG H. H. Won
SchFfck, President Marvel Products
Company. 81 Marvel Bldg, Pitts
burgh, Pa (Ogi.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
A CANADIAN SOLDIER SAID TO
GRAY-LHEVINNE

The Gray-Lhevinne (Estelle and
Mischa,) who are coming to Ardmore
Saturday night, October 80, under the
auspices of the Ardmore high school
are such likeable real people" as well
as great artists. The little violiniste
likes to tell the story of a Christmas
day they spent up in Ontario, Canada,
playing for the returned soldiers
around a great roaring fire-as Es-
telle Gray puts it. II had been telling
the boys how Mr.. Lhevinne had new
er composed music before we were
married, and that he wrote after
the Lights are Out" two weeks af-
terwards, and had been writing so
many songs since that | had lost
track, Well, after we had played
a lovely little melody q burly young
Scotchman dressed in military Kill
ties) stepped up and said he'd like 20
know how he could write melodies
like that one of Lhevinne's. He thought
1t would be fine to be able to write
songs. Well, 1 suggested he'd better
get married-then maybe he could.
Well. he said he was afraid to take
chance on that IL might not turn
out that way with him, Che might not
be as lucky as Lhevinne) and he
might write two weeks after he's been
married something like the old hymn,
"Oh, God Why Hast Thou F'orsaken
Me?"
The Gray-Lhevinne concert Is most
original. They interpret with finished
art the best in music and yet they
are so informal and tell so many
''yarus" about each composition that
everyone revels in their quaint charm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
PROCLAMATION

To the School People of Oklahoma:
Because of the shortage of gas and
the difficulties in producing and trans
porting coal, together with the great
increased price of fuel OF all kinds,
| hereby call attention of the teachers
throughout the country to the import
ance of emphasizing before the
schools the conservation of fuel. This
is one item among our necessities
which has been given but very little
thought. The price of coal is now
four times as high as it was 20 years
ago. Gas is four times as high as
It was ten years ago.
1t will be admitted by everyone that
we have been extravagant in the us
age of our fuel. trust that every
teacher in the state Of Oklahoma
will agree with me that the schools
can do much to combat this particular
line of extravaganza and l suggest
as a plan that you make a special
study of the different classes of fuel
and which fuel can be used with least
expense to the people of your imme-
date community. These problems can
be used in geography, arithmetic and
essays may be written by the classes
in language. | suggest that the teach
ers impart this information to the
pupils in order that such informa-
ton may be carried into the home. A
study of this subject will go a long
ways toward helping and strengthen
ing the economic conditions in the
future.
A number of governors in the states
are issuing proclamations on this
subject and ] trust that our people
will be equally as progressive as the
people of other states in this line.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto subscribed my name as state
superintendent Of public instruction
of the state of Oklahoma, this, the
llth day of October, in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and twenty.
r. II. WILSON,
State Superintendent of Public
instruction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
Criterion staff

The 1920-21 Criterion staff will com
prise Elizabeth Maxwell, editor; Joe
Thompson, business manager; Hersch-
ell Scivally advertising manager;
Norma Gates, assistant editor; Jua-
nita Richardson. art editor; Gretchen
Comegys, music; Harold Wade, ath-
letics; Berta Stevens, humor; Orean
Archer, society; Percy Johns, Fresh
man; Rebecca Spark, Sophomore; Har-
old Banks, Junior.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
THIRD WARD

(Reporters. Katherine Dolman. Vic.
let Boyd, Opal Cathey. Alwyn -
Pickens, Lee Webb and Fran
ces Mary Baker)
Third ward closed the first months
work with a total enrolment OF 53s
and an average attendance of 81 per
cent. The attendance and punctuality
record for the last week was By far
better than for the previous weeks.
\ few pupils are III. Ida Nell Watson
Sth grade. is III with appendicitis.
Elgenia Moore, Florence Stonum and
Howard Mckenzie, 9TH grade. are
also Ill.
The salvation Army drive was pro-
NOTED last week and netted .ss.11
from the school.
Several rooms celebrated Riley's
birthday last week with programs.
The i,h grade celebrated Columbus
day.
The girls basket ball team has chal-
lcnged second ward and are eager
for a game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
FIRST WARD

(Reporters, Helen Murray, Edith
Pierce and Suggs Reid
Mr. Cisco, principal, has given TO
the children of first ward voley
balls, 2 basket balls, tennis outfit,
football and 3 poles for the basket
ball goals. The pupils deeply appre-
ciate Mr.. Cisco's generosity.