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Evening journal., 1920-08-14
MAKE MYSTERY
OF THISARRESI
Henry Slaughter Arrested
in Chicago as Result of
Federal Inquiry
GIRL BROUGHT BACK
BY CITY DETECTIVE

Both Federal and city officials are
reticent about the arrest Of Henry
Slaughter, Of this city. In Chicago. as
the result OF an Investigation OF his
alleged actions with a Wilmington
girl, conducted here by T. a. Buddell.
special agent In charge Of the local
bureau OF Investigation Of the United
States Department Of Justice. Orders.
% is said. have been issued 30 local
officers 90 give out nothing concern
ing the case In adVance OF the hear
ing OF Slaughter. which will probably
be before United States Commission
er John pearce Cam on Monday.
u is known. however. that the girl
In the case. who was brought back
from ChicagO week ago by City
Continued on Page rwo.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
LEGISLATORS ON
SUSSEX REUNION

Members Of the Legislature went on
their annual reunion at Oak Orchard
today. where they enjoyed a dinner
at the Phillips House. This afternocn
they Will take a moiorboat trip by
Assawamon Canal TO Rehoboth. Head
quarters will be al the Belhaven
Hotel. where the party viii stay until
late tomorrow or Monday morning.
Members Of the Legislature from
rural New Castle county and this city.
with the exception Of Representative
William Lyons. went 10 Oak Orchard
yesterday afternoon. senator J. g.
Hirhneld and his brother. ". j. HiEh-
field. who has a cottage there. took
large party Of LEGISLATORS and others
down me state In automobiles.
Mr.. Lyons left today on the Si9
o'clock train on the Pennsylvania
railroad for Oak Orchad.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TOOK CAR WEARING
HIS STOLEN TIRES

William NJ TAYLOR. Lord and Church
streets, vas arrested this morning by
City Detectives Mcdaniel and Kemp
ski. charged with the larceny OF an
automobile belonging to Walter l.
Reamer. OF Newport.
Mr.. Taylor, when arrested did moi
deny taking the machine. but said hC
recently lost some automobile tire:
and finding his tires on the Reamel
machine he took possession OF the
car.
The police upon request Of Mr.
Reamcr located The machine and Mr.
Reimer made a formal demand for !
which was refused, It is said. anl
p the arrest followed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
WELL, CAL, GUESS
YOU'RE DUE FOR JAIL

Before he would pay any money TO
his wife he will stay in jail, Calvin
IIusselman told Deputy Judge Finger,
in Municipal Court this morning,
when he was before court on charge
OF non-suppOrt.
Afler the case had been continued
for hearing until Tuesday at the re-
quest Of Husselman's attorney, Philip
l.. Garrett, the court ordered him 10
pay so for the support ~ his wife
until that. time. In which case he
would be released. whereupon Hus-
selman declared that he will not pay
her the amount
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
GAS STOVE BLOWS
UP; COOK INJURED

Harry Markos, aged "a years. Of
307 West Eighth street. a cook in the
New York Restaurant. was severely
burned about the face and cut on the
head when the gas stove In the res
taurant kitchen exploded this morn
ing The injured man was removed 10
Delaware Hospital in the police am
bulance.
The stove was wrenched and the
interior OF the kitchen presented the
appearance of having been visited by
a cyclone. The force Of the eXplo-
sion crashed the large front plate
glass restaurant windows.
The accident is thought 20 have
been caused by a failure 10 open the
oven doors before lighting the sas
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

WASHINGTON. Aug "a United
Press. The United states will refuse
10 be drawn into the controversy rag-
ing between Paris and London over
the recognition by the French govern
ment OF General Baron Wrangeli anti
Bolshcviki leader In South Russia, Of
ilcials stated definitely today.
The note from Premier Millerand
endorsing The position Of this govern
ment on the Russian-Polish question
was expected at the state Department.
Omcials saw political strategy in the
action OF Millcrand In thus formally
approving Secretary Of state Colby s
mole 10 the Italian ambassador herc.
The recognition by France of General
MranCel having alfnlnd brcal
Britain. Premier Millerand, Of France,
Is believed here 10 have cluichcd al
the opportunity OF creating an i'm
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
.SHANTY HIDES
WHISKY Still
Flanagan, Caught, Admits
Making, But Denies Sale
of Liquor
TINSMAN LOCATES
ILLICIT SPOT

Constable ,."Blr Tinsman while
doing some quiet sleulhing last night
located a still in a shanty just south
of Market street bridge over the
Chrisiiana river
Accompanied by Frank r Haley.
agent or the Law and Order Society.
Bill visited the place this morning
and arrested Charles j. Flannigan,
claiming a home al 701 Fast Fourth
street. the Annex Hotel. The officers
found large and up-to-date etill In
operation, contalning "a hushel or
more OF oats and barley In process
Of fermentation.
Flanagan was taken 90 me city de-
tective bureau and questioned by ser
geant of Detectives Benson and the
Continued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
G. MONTICELLO pEAn.

Giacomino Monticello. 229 Tatnall
street. an employee Of the Harlan
boiler shops for seven years. died last
Wednesday. after a short illness. lie
was buried yesterday morning, In
Silvcrbrook cemetery. after solemn
requiem mass at ST. Peters Cathedral.
Mr.. Monticello was a member OF
the 81. Ant0ni and Christopher o.
Jumbo societies he Is survived by
a wife and eight children.
The workers In the department In
which he worked attended the funeral.
he was greatly liked By an Of his
fellow workers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
DIDN'T KNOW ms CAR STOLEN.

Much TO his surprise Elmer T. Bye.
7i3 Coverdale street. learned yester-
day that his automobile, which he
supposed was locked up In his garage,
hadbeen stolen and later recovered by
the police. The machine was found
about ( o'clock in the morning by a
police ofllcer in the vicinity Of Sec
ond and Union streets. Three young
men who were driving It. when called
upon 10 stop ran the machine into
the curb and disappeared. The officer
took possession 81 the machine.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
WRANGEL STRLKESANEW
IN CRLNEA HOPING TO
ORA WREDS FROM WARSA W
FRANCE MAYASK Il. S.
TO SEND SUPPLIES TO
CEN. WRANGEL LATER

preston that the United States and
France are closely allied on a Rus
sian program hy dispaiching his note
u approval OF this goVernments rs
Russian policy
That the French premier hopes 10
secure the active cooperation OF this
country in sending supplies 90 Wran-
gel Is not regarded as improbable by
officials here
Any efforts OF France. however 10
create an apparent llason win the
United States In the present crisis
will he thrust aside. officials declare.
This government flr long has carNsd d
out It's own policy on Russia without
consultation with lha allied govern
menis. and 10 is known that 10 Intends
tO adhere iO This policy and continue
10 act independently on Russian qucs-
lions.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
DEPARTMENT READY
TO REGISTER WOMEN

The possibility Of women voting
at the next election has been con-
sidered by the Department Of Elec-
tions." said Secretary Lambert J.
Foulk. this morning "and we Will
September IS. II the franchise is
granted. but we will not cross that
bridge until We come 10 10"
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TAX COLLECTIONS
BIGGER THAN EVER

Up 10 noon today Elmer H. Klund
city tax collector for the Northern
district reported si.i25OOO collected
He expects 10 be able b. max a COM
plete report by Wednesday
John I Dolan, collector for the
southern district. reports a total col
lection Of more than Sj02 900 SO far
and expects 10 he able 10 announce
The full amount Of collections the
first Of the week.
The sum collected in each district
is greatly in excess Of that for any
previous year.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TWO CONTESTS FOR
DELEGATES SETTLED

The contests for Republican dele
gates In the Tenth and Eleventh
wards has been eliminated. In me
Tenth ward Bronislaw Lipinski and
stanley ]. Reska have Withdrawn as
delecaie and alternate respectively.
In the Eleventh ward Walter 2.
Gawinski and Joseph F. Gawarcewsk
have Withdrawn as delegate and al
ternate respectively.
This leaves contests only IN the
Fifth, Sixth and Ninth wards
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
REGISTER TODAY TO
VOTE AT PRIMARIES

This is the third day for the regis
tration Of voters throughout Delaware.
I'm order 10 vote at the party pri-
maries pen must register on one or
the first three days. To-day Is the
last Of those days on which a man
can register in order 30 vote at the
primaries. The registration places
are open 10 7 o'clock outside VII
mingiOn and 8 o'clock in Wilmington.
Registration was light during ine
morning. hut is expected q be DrlsA
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
CYCLISTS HIT TRACTION ENGINE

Running their motorcycle into a
traction engine on the Kennett turn
pike. near Centerville last night. Ed
ward p. Kinds. Of the Lyle Apart
mcnis. and Samuel B. Hynes. OF 1920
Adams street, received injuries that
Homeopathic Hospital for treatment.
Hynes was riding in the side car.
No lights were on the traction en-
sine. it il stated The motorcycle
was badly damaged.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
PLAINTIFF GETS JUDGMENT.

IN a suit Drought by the HaiIedCo
Motor Company against Edward v
Freeman on a forthwith summons
yesterday afternoon, Magistrate Strad-
ley gave judgment for si553i. the full
amount Of the demand. and the cost.
Of the suit Freeman was allered "a
Of the Ratledce Motor Company on
which he had failed 10 complete pay
ment
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
INQUIRIES HERE FOR
MISSING WIFE

Local police have received a postal
card from j. l.. Doris, Jr.. OF Hayti.
Mo. Offering $1,000 reward for news
OF his wife. Mable. 26. who Doris
says disappeared from Hayt March
10. with $500.
Doris adds that his wife is a neat
dresser and a hard worker and may
be employed as saleswoman. milliner.
O. t-pronc operator, cashier. beauty
50, rtslist. confcctiOn maker piano
player or possible some ether work.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
UARKTNs OUT ron OFFICE.

Thomas F. Harkins. Of 6ii Madison
street. has filed his name for the
once OF Representative from the
Fourth district on the Democratic
ticket.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
SUN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

s------s----s--------s--
Il OST-ON WEDNESDAY. WRIST
II watch. Reward II returned 70 80
Delaware Ave. .ugl2-3t-
lContinued from Pase Tenl
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
nAnY IN GEIGER FAanLY.

Nfr and Mrs J. Arthur uelger. or 5
heinr congratulated upon the birth Of
a s1n. Richard Arthur Geiger. their
third child and second SON The other
children are Billy and Margery Mir
lam Geiger.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
mas FINGER MAsHEn

Timothy Bergen, rs years old, iIij
King street. was treated at the physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital last eve
ming, for a crushed finger. suffered
while working on a gas engine at
the municipal wharf.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
TODAY's TEMpERATURE.

At The Evening journal Onice.
500 A. Ms 1900 p. Ms
1000 4. M....s2 100 P. M.....Sl
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

Prevent bottle famine Return empties
promptly. Clover Dair2 Co.-Adv-
Evening journal., 1920-08-14

Certinsd Milk for Infants-Cloves
Dairy Co.-AdY.
Evening journal., 1920-08-14
THE WEATHER

Local showers and not quite 50
warm tonight Sunday, partly cloudy;
gentle variable winds
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zADA POLITYKI
.OTWARTYCH DRZWI."

Washington. %. listopada. -
Rad amerykanski wySle w ME
dalekiej ~przysziosci do rzadu
Wielkiej Brytanii nots, W ktoreJ
= nawiazuj2c do swych poprzed-
rich przedStawien W sprawie mad
uzywania przez Anglie ]powierzo-
nego jej mandatu " Mezopota--
mil - zaznaczy ponOwnie stano-
wisko naSzego kraju, ktore pole
ga ma domaganiu sic po~zostawi"
MA ola ~wSzyStkich narod0w. 4
wiec i ola Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
r6wnych Szans ! sposobnoSci w
tym kraju.
w zwiqzku Z tenn zauwazyG ma
Levy, re pomiedzy Anglia a Sta
Mani Zjednoczonymi zaznaczona
juz Jest wybitnie roznica w poi
mowaniu praw. jake maja inne
narody w terytoryach, ktore dro-
Ga mandatu przesziy pod zarzad
tego czy oweg6 pahstwa. Nasz
Department Stanu stoi wiernie
ma stanowiSku, zaznaczonem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

wyraznie w ugodzie w San Ma
rino, gdzie wyraznie stwierdzono,
re Stany Zjednoczone ME zaapro
buja zadnej takiej mgody, ktora-
by we wszystkich powierzonych
w mandat krajach ME poreczala
wszystkim zupeinej rownoSci i
rownych sposobnoSci czyli in
nemi ssowy - otwierajac ma O.
Sciez drzwi ola jednego, zamyka,
la je w ~odnoSnem t%erytoryum ola
innych.
tObecny kurs polityki Wielkiej
Brytanii W Mezopotamii zmuSza
prase t~utejsza do przypomnienia
komentarzy, jake pojawialy sic
juz podczas wojny, re Anglia w
Mezopotamii prowadzi swa kan
panic ME w ten spos6b, jakby
chciala zrobic najwieksza dywer-
sye nieprzyjacielowi, lecz jakby
chodzifo jej jedynie o ugrunto--
wanie swych ~wplywow w tym
Erair1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
PRZECIWKO
BALOWI INAUGURACYJ-
MENU ELEKTA SMALLA.

Zbory metodyskic i cpiskopal-
ne w Chicago u~chwaliiy wczo-
raj rezolucyc. wystepujaca pre-
ciwko urzadzaniu balu Inaugural
cyjnego W gmachu Lcgislatury
Stanowej Z chwila obejmowania
urzedu gubernatora Stanu ILL.,
NOS przez elckta Lena Small'a.
Czionkowic powyzszych zbor6w
powStali ostro przcciwko urzq-
dzaniu podobncgo balu, ponic-
waz zb6r ich, kt6rcgo Small jest
gorliwym czlonkicm zabrania IL
rzQdzania jakichkolwick tahcow,
przcto ! ma lego inauGuracyi po-
dobnc rzcczv ME powinny mice
miejsca. Podobnc rczolucye ma
"a wystosowac wszystkic innc
zbory metodysko e episkopalnc
znajdujqCc sic w ca}ym Stanic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

JGZcfa / Teofili P~iaseckich, Fam. pnr.
lbs No. Winchester ave-, p~rzyJacOiSl
Il Ch0ru Panien Kr6lowej Jadwigi urzil
dzily swej kOlezance mia niespodzian-
Ike zwana China Shower. Prey sple-
vie i muzyce bawiOnO sic wesoio do
p6znej godziny. UczeStnizy}y nastepu-
jacc: Czcsiawa SzumiGSka, Anna Ma
wrOcka, Virginia ZawistOwska, Stefa-
MIA Bednarczyk, Pclagia Sachman, Le-
Okadya Miller, Joanna Miller, Kara
McndOszcwska, Marya Xacharewicz.
WiktOrya Sach, Anna Durlak, EleOnO-
ri Surma, Florentyna Piasecka i Wiz
Ginia Rumza oraz panic Amelia Rum
i TcOfila Piasecka. Parma Klara
wStrpujc zwiazck maiicGski 2 pa
mem J6zefem olga. Stub ich odbedzie
sic W Srodc, dnia 24-go b. IN, W koScic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22
KrOnika Miejscowa,
DCkonczenie ze stronicv l-szei

DCEOnCZenle re StTOnlCV l-SZeI
raj Sledztwo w sprawie bankic-
til, ktory staraniem student6w
uniwersytctu Northwestern
odbyf sic w ubiegla sobote w sail
Italian Hall", PREY ulicach Clark
i Erie. Bankiet ten ~zakohczyf sic
Smicrcia jednego ze studentow
uniwersytetu d. H. Cook'a, Z
Plattsmouth, Neb., ktory umarl
Z powodu zatrucia sic wodkq.
Nieprzytomnego Cook'a kolcdzy
zabrali do jego mieszkania PREY
los Prairie ave, tam przywo}a-
no lekarza, ktory nakazaf natych
miastowe odStawienie studenta
do szpitala. Smierc nastapiia w
chwili wynoszenia chorego Z mic
szkania. Wedle oSwiadczenia le-
kara, Cook umari ma atak serca,
spowodowany nadmiernem uzy-
ciem alkoholu. Dz,siaj mad zWlO-
kami odbedzie sic inkwcst koro-
nerSki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22

lie D.. w. sw. Trolley o godzinic l2:"o
pred pOludnicm.
w Szpitalu Si0str NazarctaneN,
przebywa cd niejakiegOs czasu y.
Henryk Cichocki, s~taruszek, kt6ry
"a czas6w S. p. X. WinCentegO Ba--
rzynskiego c. r. pracowai PREY pa
rafii sw. Stanis}awa Kcstki. Przyjc-
chal on y Waszyngtonu do Chicago i
III zaskoczony choroba, udai sic DO
Szpitala Polskiego, gdzie sic oDecn1e
znajduje pod opieka leharzy.
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Notatki
Reportera.

WcZoraj W kOSCiele p. ". Sw. VIA
dysiawa, PREY Roscoe i j3 ave,
ozpoczeio sic dorocznc cztcrdzicsto-
godzinne naboLeustwO. ZakOncZy 81.
ono jutro wieczorem ,olennemi ME
s%zporami, kazaniem, procesya i bio
goslawiehstwem.
Lava pr~zysiegiyCh kOronera mad
~zwfokami Amy Sawalskiej Fam. p.
mr.. $3.50 n. Lawnadie Gy., kl6rej Cia-
10 wydobyto z rzeki pred paru daia-
mi, wydala deCyzye'' re Sawalska po-
pelnila samob6jstwo W przystepIc
chwilowego obiakania.
q -
W ,.wapienkach" p. n. ,,ChicaEo
Union Lime Works, pray 19-i Lin
coin ul., wydarzyl sic w%ypadek, kt0-
rego ofiara padf Andrzei Dalpak, Pc
lax lat AZ, zam. pnr. 1889 W. IA
ul. Dalpak stall ma wysokiej Scianie
I straciwszy rownowage, runal do
glebohiego dolu, a uderzaj2c giow2
o kamieh, poni6st Smierc ma miej--
sou. Swiadkiem wypadku byl b.
Ziemba. zam. pnr 1926 w. q pl.
q :: .
Kazimierz Poniecki, z~atrudniony
W fabryce p. n. Cooper Carlton
Co., podczas piracy ulcgi wypadko-
wi. Palec jego u level rekt dostai
sic przypadkowo do maszyny. wsku-
tex czego zostal ~zgnieciony. Wezwa-
nv DR.. NJ. Kalinowski zmuszony byi
Ponieckiemu palec ten amputowat,
Piecioletni Wladyslaw Kedziarski,
Fam. pnr. 2124 n. Winchester ave,
przebiegajac utica Harvey, ME Eau
, waiy3 nadjb:dzajacego AUTOMOBILE
cielarowego / wpadl pod kola tegoz,
ponoszac SmierG ma miejscu. Auto
mobilem kierowa} niejaki George
H~aubrook, n~alezacy 10 kompanii
Drinks Express Co.
y @ &"
Wczoraj " szpitalu Mercy zmari
diugoletni oficyalista iDanku p. n.
| First National Bank, N. d. Witko-
wski, liceac PREY zgonie lat 81. Zmar-
ly urodzil sic w Chicago, dnia 26go
stycznia 1859 roku W malym dom
ku, gdzie dis jest utica Plymouth
Court, pomiedzy jackson i Van Blu
rem ul. Pc u%konczeniu nauk szkol-
nych zaczaf pracowaG jake klerk W
banku Union, Gdzie ~pOzOstawai ma
stanowisku do roku 1880, a nastep-
ME przyjety zostal do banku First
National Bank, gdzie ~pracowal Bill
sko lat so. Zmarly pozostawif pc
sobie zone Terese WitkowskQ, syna
i c6rke.
q = q
Tow. Pan Opieki nal oChrOnka
Zmartwychwstania ~Panskiego, UREA
dza jutro, dnia 1890 b. m, zabawe
taneczna W sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr.
1909 n. Ashland ave Poczatek o 60
dzinie 7:30 wieczorem. Czysty do
chod przeznaczony ma korzySG o.
chronki.
. q
Asystent prokuratora ~miejskiegO
William L.. Morgan, kt6ry wybrany
zostaf sedzia municypalnym W ostat-
mich wyborach, dnia Ego grudnia b.
aimie Iawe sedZiowska w So
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100000 zYDoW WYBIERA
SIZE DO

Nowy York, %. listopada. -
Powrocn tn Z dwumiesiecznej
podrozy po Europe byly bur
bistrz Seattle Ole Hanson, ktory
cdwiedzii w tym czasie Anglic,
Francye, Szwecye, PolSke, Mem,
cv i Danie. a obecnie ostrzega A.,
meryke pred zbytnim napIy--
wen immigracyi z Europy. Po--
wiada on miedzy innemi, co ma
stepuje:
= ,,Kazdy W tych krajach, gdzie
warunki sa zle, pr6buje dostac sig
60 Ameryki. TySiace Stoja w linii
tax samo w Warszawie jak we
W3oszech. Sadie, re powinniSmy
.ograniczyt immigracye / uchwa-
lie prawa, ma podstawie kt6rych
immigranci byliby segregowani ;
kierowani do wlaSciwych mleJ--
scowoSci w tym kraju."
Dalej oSwiadczyi pan Hanson,
re p~rzeszlo 100000 zydow jest
jrz w Europe przygotowanych
do wyjazdu i zamierzaja oni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-22


nifty magik, p. Blackstone, ktorego
ogloszenia znalazly sic i w naszem
Pismie. Pan Blackstone Posiada pro-
gram nowy i originality, wart ujrze-
mia: wszelkie najnoWsze sZtuki ma
giczne, transformacyjne i przerozne
inne figuruja W repertoarze Black
stone'a, kt0rego produkCye og6lne
budza zaciekawienie. Blackstone "a
bawi W teatrze ,,Imperill' przez caiy
tydzicn biCGqcy: teatr znajduje sic
PREY Madison str, blisko Western
ave.
Jutro, we wtorek, Gnia 23go b.
H., Odbedzie sic wiecz6r rozmaito-
sci, urzadzony staraniem polskicj
korporaCyi p. Il. Universal Machi-
ne and Tool Corporation" W sail
Schoenhofena, przy milwaukee, i
Ashland ave. Poczatek o godzinie
Sci wieczorem.
q 4 q
W restauracyi NJ. Arvino, pnr.
SCI w. Monroe ul., aresztowany
wczoraj zostal Antoni Soperina, kto-
ry W zeszly czwartek zbiegi re szpi-
tala ola umysiowo chorych.
K6lko Dramatyczne 0rzel Bialy z
Kazimierzowa urzadza wieczorek
rozmaitoScl polQczony z zabawa W
czwartek, dnia 25go b. m, W sail
Pulaskiego, przy So. Ashland ave.
i 1Sej I'll. PoczateK O godzinie Sci
wicczOrem. Y. Win:enty Nowicki,
kapelan togo k6lka, przygotowuje
doborowy program.
Policya znalazla mloda dziewczy-
ne W stanie nieprzytomnym, lezaca
ma ulicy W poblilu Hammond, Ind.
Dziewczyna ia. jak p6zniej sic do
wiedziano, nazywa sic Sylvia Elias;
bandyci napadli ja I otrabowau.
q :. q
Winccnty Kisiela, LEGACY lat 80,
poszedi wczoraj do zony swej Fran
cisZki Kisiela, Fam. pnr. $3.50 Saw
yer ave, i ME m6wiqc ami slowa,
~strzelil do mel Q rewolweru / zabil
ia na miejscu. Il poznicj sam sobie
kule wpakowal. Kisiela Cd ntejakle-
COS czasu ME zyl 2 iona. Cierpi on
ma gruzlice; leczyi sic " Przytufku
dla %suchotnik0w w Oak Forest.
S~trzc!anine slyszeli s~asiedzi, kt6rzy
wezwali policye, a Ia zjechawszy ma
miejsce, ~znalazla dwoje lczacych w
kaluay krwi i obok mich revolver.
Xostala 20 Mich mala dziewczynka
Marynia, liczaca lat }.
. =
Prey Union ave-. i Roosevelt Road
SZvmon Jarecki, str6z p~atrolowy,
IAN. pnr. 2SOS Sangamon ul., po--
sfrzelN wczoraj niejakiego Johna
Mclaughlin. lat 80. Fam. pnr. 2O2l
Washbourne ave, kt6ry pc kilku go
dzinach zmarl. Jareckiego policya "a
resztowala. w toku przesiuchow ia
recki tl6maczyt sie,ze Mclaughlin
ME usluchal rozkazu gdy tenze ka-
zal mn sic wynosic 2 przedsionka pc
wnego hudynku, mniemajac, re 10
zlodziei. Mclaughlin pred smiercIa
powiedzia, poljcyi, re c2ekajac la
,romwai wszcdl On do prZedsionka,
rdyz ma ulicy byio mu limo. Sledz-
two W toku.
Anna ~Jak6bczak niosac bielIzne
ma g6rne pictro domu pnr. 1881 W.
Division ul., zostala roturooWana
Dr,cz nicjakiego Ludwika Krygera'
kt6ry bcdac W stanie pijanym, poczat
g., obsypvwaG rozmaitemi wyzwisha-
nj Jak6bczak wezwala pomocy po-
levi, kt6ra 20 chwili ~przyby'a Ia
,,ioisce / arcsztowala Krygera' a
nrzv okazyi skonfiskowaia try ga
Iorv mungzajn6wki i POI galona al
rono,u Kryger oddany zostai W re-
CO wladz fcderalnych.
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