davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Do najwybitniejszych pisarzy
polskich zagranicq, do niedawna
nieznanych pod Prawdziwem ma
zwiskiem ami W przybranej OF
czyznie a tenn mniej u mas, nalezy
Jozef Conrad (Korzeniowski) i
miennik i bratanek gioSnego W Ii
t~eraturze n~aszej autora .Speku--
lanta" ! yKollokacyi."
Conrad pisuie ~wyiacznie Pc
angielsku ! pod Pseudonimem -
pierwszy raz dopiero w swoich
wspomnieniach (Some remini-
scences) wydanych W j~esieni
1912 r. podniosi przyfbice podPi-
sujac dzieio polskim nazwiskiem.
w piracy tel kreSli autor take O.
braz miodo$ci swojej i dziecin--
silva.
Dowiadujemy sic, re urodzi} sic
ma Podolu 1857 T. i do pietnaSte-
go roku ME znai jezyka angiel-
skiego. Cd dni najmiodSzych byio
chiopie fantasia marzycielem.
Fodobnie jak Petit Chose Daude-
ia przeobrazai wyobrazniq oto-
genie najblizsze: ogrodek, poko-
ie mieszkalne w odlegia wyspe
Robinsona. zyjac W krainie ma
rzen, oderwanej Cd realizmu a
pogrqzonej w tesknieniu "a ME
okreSlonemi przygodami. Cd ro-
ku 1863 ojciec jego przeniosI sig
? Podola do Krakowa i tam to
wlaSnie snuia zywa fantazya
dziecieca powiewna tkanke PREY
szlych przezyt. Smierc OLGA ger
wa}a wqtla mic, wiazaca go Z RE
czywistoScia ! Krakowem. Party
zadza poznania wysnionych Gu
downych przyg6d, ucieka miody
ch}opak do Marsylii i w 1878 r.
wypiywa ma ~kupieckim oIrecie
francuskim ma pe}ne MORE.
Gar NORA, z~wycieski, nieprze
party zaw}adnqt MIN Cd pierwsze-
so zetkniecia sic z falujacym
bezmiarem. to tez jest Conrad
naj$wietniejszym przedstawicie-
lem marynizmu egzotycznego
doby obecnej. Pc kilku latach
przeszed} Conrad do s}uzby an
gielskiej, w kt6rej pc 20 latach,
iosiuzy} sic stopnia kapitana.
Dwadzie5cia try lata vice maj
peiniejszego miodziehczego zycia
oddai Conrad ma usfugi morzu,
poczem zniewolony siia tworcza,
+rzemiaca w MIN rodowo i indy
widualnie, wycofuje sic z zycia
czynnego, ,zwiedza rodzinne stro-
ny a potem osiada mad morzem
W Anglii, W Folkestone, ably W
unej formie sfuzyc tel swojej
}ozgonnej PAM. Szereg utworow
.iterackich wypfywa Z pod piora
Conrada a tematem ich So ivy
kle podr6ze morskie, przygody
Twixt' land and sea ,Miedzy Ia
dem a morzem' jak zatytu}owa}
ostatni zbiorek swoich novel.
w porownaniu Z n~aczelnymi
pisarzami ogzotycznymi chwili
obecnej, Lotim, Kiplingiem, a II
mas Sieroszewskim, w~ykazuje
Conrad giebokie roznice.
Ola Conrada przyroda egzoty-
czna jest item tylko, item GUIDO
wnem ! r6inobarwnem, lecz har-
monijnie zespoionem z dramatem
zyciowym, ktory opisuje. Twor-
czoSc Conrada zbiega sic W tenn
: istota najnowszych dazeii "a
lozen literackich tax we Francyi
iak j W Anglii. ...
Znany literal Retinger, miesz-
kajacy w Londynie, Powiada, re
,milieu" II. samo miejsce W Po-
wiesci coraz wiecej zabiera miej'
sea, coraz wiecej zwraca sic t.
wagi ma atmosfere, ma szczego{y
zewnetrzne. To CO byio tylko
sztafazem, dis ma rownym stoi
planie z giownymi Postaciami, be
chodzi 0 otrzymanie stoaowania
(barw). Atmosfera stale sic osia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

PolSki polityk, czy wiekszy czy mnie1
sly "a obowiazek poczytywac sobie
powinien stale r~eklamowac narodo-
woSG nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Powiastka Sze$ciuSynac
H1ajota.)
(Hajota.)

w.
zny i powazny W calej wsi, lie re
cziek byl madry i uczclwy, mlaf
szesciu synow, ch4opakow dziar-
skich i }epskich, ale wcale Cd
miennych W usposobieniu co / ME
dziwota, Doc dw6ch listkoW jed
nakich ma drzewie nicma. Poki
bvli mali ME dalo sic to zauWa-
I've; OF, swawolniki o~lirutne, ale
serca zlote i lyle. Pomiedzy SODA
to sic / czubili ciagle, lecz MECH
by kto Z boku palec ma ktorego
z.ikrzywif, wnet GAIA piatka mu-'
rcm "a MIN stawala. Stad tez mieli
uwazanic posrod rowieSnlkow,
uiczem ojciec wsrod gospodarzy'
Gdy podrosli i Gas przyszed',
zeby sic ka1dy "a jakieS zajeclc
W zyciu chwyci}, zaraz te roznlce
charakter6w ma jaw wysziy. Maj
starszy AntoS, ktory Cd dziecka
ciegiem cos majstrowai / diuba''
powiada do OLGA:
- Me moze bye inaczeJ, tyiio
mnie do takich szkoI oddajcle,
gdzieby mechanika re mnle 1ro-
bill.
| tax sic stalo.
Drug z rzedu Jedrus krotko !
wezhowato oSwiadczyf, re chce
zostac rzemicSlnikiem i szewstWo
sobie upodoba}.
Poszedi tedy do termlnu.
Trzeci Franek, do kolan sic o.
Gu schylii i rzecze:
- ia PREY was, ~tatuslu, costa
ne i PREY tel Swietej roll. Jej do
smierci pilnowac chce.
A ojcu Ivy z~akreciiy sic W O.
each, re to godnego nastepce
mice bedzie, pogiaskai chiopca pc
p}owej, jak zyto, czuprynle I mo
wi:
Dobrze syniSu. Panic Boze
CT blogoslaw, a ia tax wszystko
wykalkuluje, zeby sic bracIom
twoim krzywda ME stafa, zeby
kazdy czest swoja sprawiedIlwle
otrzymai.
Siyszac to czWarty Z rzeou,
Frankowy blizniak, kazik usmie'
chnai sic lagodnie i powiada:
% mnie. sic tatusiu, ME klo-
poczcie. mnie ziemsklch dCDr HE
trzeba, DO ia zostane ksiedzem,
I wstapii do seminaryum.
Piaty, Jozek, ktorego bracla
zwali madrala, ma urzednika sic
chcia} kierowac, vice go do szko'
oiciec oddac musial.
Ale mad szostym. Stachem, gdy
takze Z MIN trzeba byfo jakis lad
zaprowadzic, starry rece zaaamat
bo tego naimtodszego najbardzlej
kochas, choc sic do tego ME PREY
znawal.
- Chiopcze - powiada - do
bre Z ciebie i pos}uszne dzlecko
i nigdy ia sic ma ciebie W niczeH
rskarzac ME potrzebowalem, ale
powiedz, co Z ciebie bedzie, kiedy
tv tylko pc leslie sic wfoczysz
kazdego drzewa sluchasz jak szu-
nj i fujarki w~yhrscasz i mad sta
VEN sic wedle zab zaPamlety-
wasz? Jakiz Z tego pozytek wy
niknie? - A Stacho, ulublenlec
ksiedza pr~oboszcza, ktory go ma
plebanie czesto przyzywaf roz-
nych rzeczy go uczyf, spojrzaI ma
OLGA oczami jak chabry / mowl
sfodko:
Tatusiu kochany, pozwolcle
mi iSc "a glosem, co mi w duszy
szepcze. ia bede artysta'
- HI djabel: pyta starry. -
Gem ty cheese bye?
Artysta tatusiu powto-
rzyi c~hiopiec. - Chce kiedys Wy
prac lrdziom ma skrzypcach to
wszystko, co mi tn sunni Dor
spiewaja ptaki i szemrza strumy-
XII.
KlituS bajdus - przerwaa
oIciec. - Go mi tn glove zawra-
cac bedziesz. Jui widze, o co Ct
, +. - :oe1a O.; +yie Rohic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

przemysle SWAT dis stoi.
- Gadaj zdrow odpowiada
JedruS. -, Najlepsza maszyna to
rece. Znam ia te vase maszyno-
we buty. Jeszcze czfowiek ME ste
pna4, a juz mu sic ma nodze roz-
lata.
- Ludzie maszyn ME znaIi i
zyli - wolal Franek, "a kogu
bieda przycisnie be- but6w cho-
die potrafi. Ale chleb kazdy jcSj
musi / ten co koio roll chodzi,
jest pierwszym dobrodziejem lu-
dzi.
- Me samym chlebem czlo-
wick lyle - wtraci} seminarzy-
sta, oczy ku niebu podnoszac-
ale i sfowem. ktore wychodzi L
ust lego. Powofanic kaplana
najszczytniejszym jest ma zicni.
A ia wan powiadam, re jc'
stescie giupi - przemawiaf zwo,,
ia i z powaga madrala. - Ty:
Antek mozesz sic tego doigrac,
re ci maszyna reke, albo glove
urwie. Tobie .Jedrus pierwszy
lepszy partacz, co sic iadnym szyI
dem publice przypodoba, konhu-
rencye zrobi i L torbami cie wy
prawi. tobie Franku, jeden grad
caloroczna prace W nlwecz 'obro-
ci. O tobie, Kazik, ME movie, bn
ksiadz to insza inszosc, a co sic
tyczy Stacha, to i wspominac ME
warto. Ale to sobie wszyscy Ia
p~amietajcie, re niema ma swiecie
piekniejszej karyery, mad urged
niczy stan. Urzednika pensya co
miesiac zawsze dojdzie i awan5
go ME mimic, gdy pracowity
zdolny emerytura ma stare lata
pewna. OF co jest!
l tax sic pomiedzy SODA spiera-
Ii, a siwy ojciec s}uclla} w milcze-
niu tych WASN'T i przechwa}ek
tylko glowa kiwai. az raz rzeki;
Oh! synkowie mill, modIs
ia sic cd rama do nocy i Stworcy
sic kajam, ably TAXA chwila made,
szla, zeby was jeden zawod pc,
lqczyi i zebyScie spo}em rarnic
PREY ramieniu jednej sprawle sh'
Eye mogli.
A oni zakrzykneli:
- Jake by to STAG sic mog}of
L mas kazdy czego inncgo patrzy
patrzet mus i TAXI Jest porza,
dek Swiata. Vice jake:
Ale ojciec ME odpowiedziai,
tylko swa glove zadumle
chwial.
........
Lata mijaly. Chiopcy powyra-
stall ma MEOW i coraz bardzicj
rozchodzily sic ich drogi, Obo-
i%etnieli tez ola siebie, jakby So
bic zgola bracmi ME byli i rad.
ko kiedy zagladali do ojcowskiej
chaty.
AZ przysz}a wielka wojna. ia,
kiej nigdy dotqd ME bywalo
pocze}y sic dziac divine bfogo-
siawione rzeczy. Paddy try wra'
re potegi, a rozcwiartowana
przez ME Polska zmartwych-
wstaia z pod caiunow niewoI'.
Lecz hydry owe, choc zdeptan'
lezac ma ziemi, syczafy wciai ia
dowicie. az jedna Z mich pOdnio-
s}a leb potworny i jeia posuwac
sic ku oswobodzonym ~pleleszom
naszym, az wydalo sic, IL nleunl-
kniona jest chwila, kiedy runic
ia ME i cielskiem SVEN przcgni-
lem, a ogromnem przygniecie Ic
i zmiazdzy.
Wtedy pewnego lipcowego po-
ranAu do chaty starego gospoda,
RIA weszli. jakby sic umowiil,
wszyscy synowie: mechanic,
szewc, rolnik, ksiadz, urzednik
s}awny ma kraj cafy skrzypek j
pred sedziwym ojcem stanei.
Wszyscy mieli bialo amarantowc
kokardki ma piersiach i ogiel "
oczach.
Pokionili sic do nog rodzicielo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

PierWsDa Msza Sw. odprawaona 20
stala W Nowy Rok 1go stycZnla
1918. Do szkoly uczeHcza obecnie
22O d1,eoi pod kierownictwem Si6str
Nazaretanek. Pierwszym ~asystentem
X. ~probos0cza byi x. Pawei sobota'
a lobecnie jest X. Jan F. Kend1iora.
w pa-afii istnieja n~astepujace iowa
rzystwa i bractwa: Bractwo Niewiast
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Jozef Conrad.

sci Conrada. Me wyczerpuja jej
Jednak W przyblizeniu. Kazda
prawie z novel egzotycznych
Conrada dalaby sic przekuc i pre-
robic W potezny dramat. Subtelna
analiza psychiki bohaterow, ME
! zwykie pogsebienie wlaSciwosci
ich charakterow, kszta{tujacych
sic pod wpiywami zupeinie Cd
miennymi Cd 'naszych tax pod
wzgledem kiimatycznym jak i
k%ulturalnym, wyjatkowo meska i
skupiona filozofia zyciowa, wni-
kanie W pobudki i ~sprezyny drugo
Ii trzecio-planowe w dziaianiu,
wszyStkie te wysokie zalety spra-
wiaja, re ME mozemy do utworow
jego przykladac zwyk}ej miary
naleznej literature eSzotyczneJ.
Pc "a kontemplacya dalekiej nam
i obcej, jakby bajkowo = fantasty-
cznej, choc opartej ma prawdzie
przyrody, uwypukla sic pred
Mani skomplikowane w nowozy-
them znaczeniu i intensywne
zycie jednostek tamtejszych, sto-
kroG giebsze i wiecej zajmulace
mySl i ducha cd pobieznie nasz-
kicowanych obyczajow, strojow,
pochodow i SWAT narodowych
zamieszkafych tam ras i plemion.
w dzielach Conrada stale
pred nami powazny problemat
zasadniczej roznicy miedzy ludz-
mi z dreadful night ~(strasznej no.
'cy) o instynktach pierwotnych i
biernej psychice a ludzmi zacho-
du. wznoszacymi budowe swego
ia" zindvwidualizowanego ma
SiInych podstawach swiadomeJ pa
ri swoich czynow: wolf.
Naogoi przejal sic Conrad bar
do SLIME wspolczesnymi prada
mi i zagadnieniami kultury i u
mysiowoSci angielskiej. Literatu-
"a angielska ostatnich czasow
wyrosla W bardzo bliskim zwiaz-
ku z dziaialnoScia ekonomiczna
narodu morze, zegluga, handel
kolonialny to epopea dzisiejszego
zycia angielskiego. Conrad u
chwycil i przyswoil sobie samo
jadro tel lacznosci i ma jej tie
czarownem i wiecznie zmiennem
rozsnul przedze mySli swojej, "a
puscil Smiaio sonde analizy psy-
chicznej i przeciwstawii W die
bach swych typy Zachodu barba-
rzyncom.
w jednej Z najSwietniejSzych
now;esci Under weSterneyes
(,.Z punktu widzenia cziOwieka
.Zachodu") many doskonala tego
ilustracye. Opowiadanie swoje
w,kiada Conrad w usta ]profesora,
Anglika, bohaterem zaS jest Ro-
syanin (przedstawiciel Wschodu)
Razumow, niedobrowolna Ofiara
rewolucyi, oddajacy sic ola ide::
kontr-rewolucyjnej ma us4ugi RIA
Gu w roll donosiciela / szpiega.
Ten Anglik opisujacy ciezka ira
gedve cziowieka wschodu, wciaz
wiasna indywidualnoScia zabar--
via opowiadanie. wskazuJe ma
bezdenna przepasc dzieEaca Razu
NOVA cd jego wlasnej umyslo-
woSci, nietylko zyciowo, prakty-
cznie, lecz przedewszystkiem /
deowo. Mp. jasne i zrozumiaie bez
zadnych komentarzy So Rosyan-
&c, ~siostrze zdradzonego przez
Razumowa kolegi, ssowa jego pc
przyznaniu sic jej do why: Jesz-
cze jedno pozostaje mi do zrobie-
MIA - (tj. dobrowolnie oddac sic
pod sad zebranych rewolucyoni-
stow. Anglik obecny ME domy-
sla sic nawet co tym njednym,
Ijedynym czynem" bye moze. At
tor wciaz zostawia tie dwie pre-
ciwne sobie, bodaj instynktownie
wrogie, umysiowosci a choc SYM
patya jego poiironicznie przyzna-
ie wyzszoSc Anglikowi... to
Jcdnak =. czesto b~ohaterowie je-
Oh marvnistvcZnych noWelek sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Kosciof Szkola p. ". Nepokalanego Serca Najsw. Fanny Maryi

Rozanca Sw., Dzieci Maryi, Apostol-
stwo Modlitwy, Tow. Sw. Jana Chrzci
eiela nalelace do Macierzy Poiskiejr
diva TowarzystHa Zjednoczenia P.
r. K. Tow. Sw. MlodDienc0w sw.
Rajmunda | diva Kluby Obywatel-
skie, a mianowicie klub Mikolaja
Kopernfka i Pan Baizy O~r0eszkowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

1888 So. Throop al.
Ma uaroinHsu - 47mej i Ashland sVe.
MARNIK - 49ta i AshInad ave.
M naruzuff1u 51szei 1 Ashland ava
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
SASSER MOURNS LOSS
OF MRS. CRAWFORD
one OF THAT TOWNS BEST BE-
LOVED WOMAN DIES IN
MACON HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Hattie Helm Crawford, wife
of DR.. ]. R. Crawford, of Sasser, died
at the Macon hospital last Tuesday
afternoon after an illness of several
weeks Though not unexpected, her
death came as a shock to her family
and friends. About four years ago
her health became impaired but al
ter an operation she regained her
health and strength in measure and
was seemingly well for nearly two
years. Then the disease returned
with all of its ravages and pain, and
though she received treatment from
the best physicians she grew steadily
worse. After a consultation of ply
sicians she was carried to the City
hospital at Macon, where it was
thought, through greater medical IA
ciHtes, her suffering might be ale
waited for a time But twas found
that nothing more could be done to
prolong her life.
Her husband and daughters, Jonnl-
bel and Gladys; her mother, Mrs. N
/. Helm, of Shellman; her sister,
Mrs. J, n Smith, of Macon, and Or.
DR. 0. G. Crawford, of Sasscs, were at
the bedside when the end came,
Her affliction came just as her
daughters were reaching young wo-
manhood and so keenly needed her
tender love and advice, and though
we know she felt the fight was
against the inevitable, characteristic
of her life she bore her suffering
without a murmur.
Our town of Sasser has suffered
a great bereavement. 1t is a great
loss. She was a true friend, never
failing to do kindness wherever she
could, and devoted wife and loving
mother.
Attesting the love and esteem in
which she was held scores Ct friends
and relatives bearing floral tributes
paid homage as the flower-decked
casket rested in the Methodist
church at Shellman. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Nor
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
MRS. B. C. PERRY
ENTERS FINAL SLEEP
ONE OF CITY'S MOST ESTIMA-
BILE WOMEN CLAIMED BY
DEATH. ILL TEN DAYS.

The death of Mrs. Mrs. Bernard c..
Perry, while not unexpected, cast
gloom over the entire city and many
were the expressions of sorrow over
the untimely ending of this beautiful
and useful life.
Mrs. Perry was carried to Plains
sanitarium about ten days ago and
the improvement in her condition was
such as to cause her friends to hope
for her complete recovery. Friday
there was change, and she rapidly
grew worse until the end, which
came at IL o'clock Sunday night.
Mrs. Perry was before her mar
riage Miss Cleopatra Varnadoe, of
Sumner. She was one of the most
popular young matrons of the city,
and was prominently identified with
the woman's work of the Baptist
church and all civic and patriotic
movements. Capable and efficient
in business, of bright and happy ma
ture she impressed allwho came under
the influence of her true and lovable
character
The funeral, held this morning at
ten o'clock and conducted by Rev.
T. NJ. Galloway, was deeply impress
i've and the high regard in which Mrs.
Perry was held was expressed in the
large gathering and the beautiful flo
raj offerings, emblems of her life fra
grant with unselfish service.
The interment was in Cedar Hill
cemetery.
The deceased is survived by her
husband, her father, three sisters and
four brothers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
FOR DISMISSION.

GEORGIA,-Terrell county:
Whereas, H. A. Petty, administra-
tor of Mrs. M. A. Petty, represents to
the Court in his petition duly filed
and entered on record, that he has
fully administered Mrs. H. A. Petty's
estate: This is, therefore, to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and cred
itors. to show cause, if any they can,
WHY said Administrator should not be
discharged from his ADMINISTRATION, and
receive Letters of Dismission on the
first Monday in April, 1920.
L. C. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30

man Lovein, of Sasser, and inter
ment took place in the cemetery
there.
Besides her husband and two
daughters she leaves mother, Mrs.
N. L. Helm; four brothers, j. l.;
Helm, w. R. Helm, w. L. Helm and
N. ]. Helm, all of Shellman; three
sisters, Mrs. ]. N. Smith, of Macon
Mrs. D. P. Myrick, of Milledgeville,
and Mrs. w. B. Mallard, of Albany,
and host of friends to mourn her
DEATH
May God in His infinite love heal
their broken hearts and give them
strength and courage to say, "Iny
will be done"
ONE WHO LOVED HER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
To Debtors and Creditors.

GEORGIA,-Terrell County.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having demands against D. W.
BROWN late of said county, deceased,
n represent them to me, properly
madeout within the time prescflpeo
bv law. so as to show their character
and amount. All persons indebted 70
said deceased are hereby required 10
mako immediate payment to me.
This 9Th day of March, 1920.
W. G. RAINES, Administrator
d. w. Brown, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
GEN. THOMAS IS
MEMORIAL ORATOR
OF GEORGIA VET
ERANS HAS ACCEPTED INVl-
TATION FROM DAWSON.

Of general interest is the an
nouncement that the local chapter,
U. D. c., has secured Major }. A
Thomas, of Dublin, to deliver the me
mortal address in Dawson Sunday
April 25th, has been decided upon as
the most suitable fife for the exer-
cises.
Major Thomas, who is commander
of the COM aderate Veterans of Geor-
gia, made many friends in this county
during the reunion in April.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
BIRTHDAY DINNER WAS
MOST ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Given in Honor of Mrs. Greene by
MIR. and Mrs. Davidson.

Mr.. and Mrs! B. M. Davidson en-
tertained on Wednesday at a fam
ily dinner party celebrating the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Davidson,s
mother, Mrs. C. j. Greene, of She'll
man. The central decoration of the
beautifully appointed table were
mink and white japonicas in wicker
basket. A sumptuous feast was serv-
ed in several courses to the congenlaI
group. -, =
The guest of honor received a
number of pretty gifts and felicia
tons hearty and sincere from nu-
merous friends,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
WAsHoUT DELAYED TRAINS
OF CENTRAL ROAD MONDAY
City Was Without Daily Newspapers
From Atlanta and Macon.

The terrific rain which fell about
2 o'clock Monday morning dId con-
siderable damage throughout TINS Sec
tion .+ 81
smitbville, interfered with railroad
traffic. and Central passenger tram
from Macon, due at 6:37 did not ar
rive at Dawson during the day As
a CON sequence the people Of the .lty
were without morning papers 81 cay
Monday. ~ .Aad-
,,les Vere resumed Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-06
COLD AND NO GAS
CITY AID ON TAP
Mayor Hubbard's Office
Will Handle Orders
for Rush Coal.

Plenty of coal can be had by ap-
plying 10 tho office OF the mayor
should families suffering from the
lack ~ gas find IL necessary 70 get
something IA "a means Of heating
their homes twenty-five cords OF
wood are also available for emerg
eucy use. the mayors secretary an
nounced yesterday A large number
u orders were handled through the
mayors office during the coal short
age several weeks ago when the gas
failed upon the approach Of "A cold
wave
Municipalities can secure coat tn
cases where dealers are denied more
than % certain amount, IL was eN-
plalnrd. and the mayors office now
is ready to lend cooperation TO any
family which Is unable to- get a sup
ply ot fuel from the local coat yards.
orders Tor five tons which VIII Doc
distributed tomorrow have already
hccn received by the mayors secre-
tiry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-06
TULSA CENSUS IS
STILL IN MIXUP
j. 5. Davenport, Head Of
Enumerators, Will
BE Here Today.
ENUMERAT0RS IN AIR.
Strangers Sent to Tulsa Find
Streets are "TOo
Twisted"

When the census cnumerator calls
at your house. bc su,o that y1u ar,
there. He might got lost iud never
com" buck n you arc gone. hraCtI.
'ally AN ot lhc men ui present Nk
iug the couFu- iu Tulsa uro uut.of-
town people who don't know one
street from tuuthcr and complain
loudly whom making their reports
that the streets are ,DufufiHE have
Few street signs Hud p"opl" mis-
direct them when they ask FOR In
formation
sadly enough. iho cuumcruurt
have boon slow ln learning 10 go
about 100 "Tulslc' ana several have
gotten lost while searching fur tine
streets assigned 10 them OF the Of
flee In the city han from which the
score Of cuumcrators emerge each
morning
However. J. s Davenport. chief
OF the bureau of census, department
of commerce. In the eastern district
~ Oklahoma, has been appealed go
for aid In taking the Tulsa count
and sent word to the chamber of
commerce yesterday that hc would
be here Tuesday OF Wednesday
morning to assist in Strengthening
out the tnngle In this city
when the census onumcrltOfs
heard the cnws, after perhaps. "a
tramp ~ several miles In search u
Lewis" street over blocks aud
blocks of unmarked thuroughfntcs,
wild shouts of joy were heard ts
they greeted the announcement that
their boss would he here possibly
today
Altogether. not much progrcsu has
a.. a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-06

the divisions, which will assemble
every Tuesday evening throughout
the present month. a united meet
Ing Of the units will take place each
Wednesday evening. when the scry-
ice will be cvangelistic
A retreat will commence for
preachers and iaymcu OF the district
Friday morning ana q pageant Win
bu given Friday night by the
young people OF the church under
the direction OF Messrs. Osborne and
Fawsctt OF New York city. A ban
Quet is planned by the Ladies' Ala
society for saturday night In honor
Of Bishop Qudyic. who will preach at
the Sunday evening service
What is being done In the local
" E church, south, is being done
Wherever there is a Methodist