davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
2 MICHAfOWA.

Jutro, dnia 1890 maja. br., odegra-
ma z~ostanie powt6rnie ma ogolne "a
DAME publicznosci, piekna i znana
sztuka, pit. ,,Dwie Sieroty'; miodziez
z'parafii sw. Michaia dok}ada wszel.
kich staran aieby przedsta wienie to
wypadio jak najlepiej. Najlepsze 81.
ly amatorskie biora udzial, vice ME-
ma najmniejszej watpliWosci, re
przedstawienie sic uda i kazdego z
obecnego zadowoli. Do jak najliczniej
szego wspoludzialu z~apraszaja ksieza
miejscowi; caly dochod p~rzeznaczo-
ny jest ma rzecz Polski.
x
Antoni Adamkiewicz, 1914 Hou.
st1n ave., mieszka " domu obok pa
nj Maryi Sobczynskiej, $500 Houston
ave Plot graniCzy miedzy obu do
n.ami. Ma owym piocie Marya wy.
wiesiia materac w celu przewietrze--
mia ich W cieplem wiosennem sione-
czku. Zdaje sic, IL Antos cierpi ME.
wytiomaczona anse do Maryi, w!ec
by okazac ,,zemste "a plot graniczny"
wylai butelke atramentu IA mate.
rae, rujnujac so z%upeinie. Marya ka-
aaia Antoniego aresztowaC; ten ma.
tomiast wySmi2i kobiete. t~wierdzac,
il - policya sic INA dobrze', wiec
ma mic sic ida jej skarga. Mimo o.
krzysczanego faworu Il policyi, An
toS chcac ME chcaC bedzie musiai z
rozkazu sedziego $13 "a zrujnowa-
ME matcracu -- a $3.50 koszt0w So.
dowych zaplacic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
Z MAGDALENOWA.

w parafii sw. Maryi Magdaleny,
gdzie proboszczem jest x. Edward
Kowalewski, ~zostaio zwoiane walne
posiedzenie wszystkich Towarzystw
miejscowych ubiegiego czwartku, &C.
lem om6wienia przyjecia Misyi VOL
skowej z Francyi W ktorem iowa
rzystwie ma czele re swym probosz-
czem vienna gremialny udziai..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
Ma ARMIE POLsKA.

W Administracyi naszej ziozono
ma Armie Polska $25 ziozonych przez
knights and Ladies OF Security Ii
le.ty Council No. 1879, ktorego to
.rowarzystwa brezesem jest obyw.
indrzej Dombrowski, a sekretarka
ifnansowa p. Rozalia Gort. Pieniadze
tie przeslalismy do Komisyi wojsko-
wei. !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Komitet Dzielnicowy ma Kazimierzo-
vie podaje do wiadomoSci liste kolek-
tor6w j sumo podatku narodowego W
teize parafii. OGDEN zebrano W mie-
siacu kwietniu $S9S.9S Z tel sunny wy
slano do GI6wnego Wydziaiu Narodo-
wego S674.23; W rekach komitetu dziel
nicowego pozostaje $224.75.
Nastepujacy kolektorzy zebrah:
J6zef N~owakowski i Jan joachim 5000
Roch Kazmierkiewicz i J6zef
BrzozowSki $3.50
Antoni kodak | ]. Wolter, S1.O0
Jan Bruzgo / J6zef Renkiewicz $3.50
J. Malysa i Wiktor Pijanowski 1900
W. Pijanowski i Jan Tenerowicz 1920
7 MaIvsa, 4763
Franciszek Opiela, 500
Maciej Drzewicki, 25.75
Wojciech Borys, 2o.60
Leon Silva, 80
Wojciech Rejndak, 5000
Wincenty Piotrowski, 55.25
Kolektorzy Tomasz Kuras 1
Jan Scribe, I 1923
Tomasz Kuras 1 Jan Scribe, 1925
Antoni Baranowski / Antoni
MiSzkiewiez $3.50
Stanis1aw Morek | Stefan Je-
zierny, 400
Piotr Zych / Jan Daniel, 1926
Boles}aw Kieiczy6ski i Micha}
Moskal 91.5O
Komitet obywatelski przez J6zefa
Lewandowskiego wreczy1 nastepujace
ofiary:
Tow. ZwyciestwO Polek 1000
Tow. Polek Sw. Franciszki, gru-
pa 95-ta 800
Tow. Forester sw. Benedykty
No. pa z. K. L.. 1000
Rem: $500
S~ekretarzem Komitetu Dzielnicowego
ma Kazimicrzowie jest p. Franciszek A.
Opila, a kasyerem p. w. ]. Pijanowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
z BRIDGEPORT.
OBCH0D MAJOWY DNIA 1890
MAJA.

W ~niedziele. 1890 maja, W hall pa
rafii NajSw. NJ. P. Cd Nieusta]ace1
Pomoey, gdzie proboszczem jest po-
wszechnie znany Y. Praiat Nawrocki'
o godz, Sci popoludniu odbedzie sic
Obch6d Majowy.
Urzadzeniem Obchodu zaJmuJe sic
p~arafialny Klub Ooywatelski Tade-
usza Kosciuszki. Program jest bar
dzo urozmaicony i dla tego tez niko-
mn ME bedzie sic nudzilo. w skiad
programu wchodza: muzyka orkie--
stry. spiewy parafialnych chorow
Sw. Cecylii i Sw. Agnieszki, popisy
dzieci s%zkolnych, przedstawienie pa
tryotyezne - ,,Dziesiaty P~owilon",
mowy X. Tomasza SampOlinskiego,
wikarego z parafii Sw. Wojciecha o.
raz p. W. R6zyckiego, organizatora
Z Armii Polskiei.
Pred ~otwarciem programu Obcho-
du. odbedzie sic 0~oSwiecenie i wy
w~ieszenie flagi ~honorowej (Service
Flag. Ma tel choragwi, ma trzech
niebieskiego koloru gwiazdach wild
nieja bale cyfry: 1872, kt6re ozna-
GAIA liczbe wojak0w Z tutejszej pa
rafii spe}niajacych siuzbe W Armii A
merykanskiej. WypGda tn nadmienic,
re ma liScie rannych we Francyi, znaj
duje sic nazwisko jednego miodzien-
ca q naszej parafii, Jozefa j. Drze-
wieckiego z 1889 Mosspratt ulicy'
Ma obchodzie bedzie r~ozlosowana
recznie malowana poduszka z her
benz polskim, ktora wykonaiy miej-
Scowe Siostry Nauczycielki. Btlety ma
te pamiatkowa rzeez MONA nabyt ma
sail po 10c "a los.
Wazniejsze role W przedstawieniu
.,Dziesiaty Pavilion, odgrywaG be-
ds: Jan Jankowski, role uwiezione-
go powstanca - Konrada. a zaS ro-
g jego ~narzeczonej Ludwiki Narbut,
odegra Wladysiawa Sztuka; role pub
kownika komisyi sledezej, Kryiowa
wykona Jan Jasinski, zaS zandarma
- Jan B~arszczewski przedstawi, a
Oficera - Piotr G6ralewski. Rely
SCREEN jest ks. J6zef A. Sehnke.
Msza Sw. o BIogosiawienstwo dla
Sprawy Polskiej. odprawi X. Pralat
NawSocki W dzien Obchodu, t. j. W
-niedziele rano o godz. lei. Ma te
Msz& $w. wszystkie Towarzystwa sta
wig sic lin corpore". w niedziele
obchodu zadne Towarzystwo posie--
dzen mice ME bedzie, i to dla tego,
ably kaldy m6gl iSc ma obchod i ably
lego otwarcie ME op6znilo sic.
Obch6d bedzie ola doroslych, DO
tacy tylko korzySt z nIego odnieSc
NIGGA, wiec ME przyprowadzac z So
ba niemowlat i malych dzieci, te
zwyklS niecierpliwia sic, piaczem i
krzykiem przeszkadzaja m6wcom i
niwecza najlepsze programy.
Ma koniec zaznaczamy, ably unik-
nae tel tax przykrej juz rzeczy jaka
jest kolekta ma wiecach ETC., posta-
rowiono ME zbieraG kolekty ma tym
obchodzie . Wstepne zaS bedzie "a
biletami, kt6re MONA nabyC cd
tzlonk6w Klubu Tadeusza K~oSciusz-
XII. albo cd nizej p~odpisanych. Wszel-
kie dochody z przedstawienia i loso-
wanna beda przeznaczone ma fundusz
Polski. Przyjdzcie wiec obywatele i
obywatelki ma ten Wasz obch6d q
ME pozalujecie, BIO program jest jak
Bridgeport ma zadnym Obchodzie
ieszcZe ME widzial.
Prezesem Klubu Tadeusza Kosciu-
ski Jest p. Michai Swiatkowski, Sc
kretarzem protok6iowym p. Jan Bar
szczewski, a sekretarzm finansowym
p. Jan Jankowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
NOTATKI.

Jutro popoiudniu W dzielnicy so.
chicagoskiej odbedzie SIC wieIka ma
nifestacya na korzySG znaczk0w wo-
jennych t. T.. War SAVINGS Stamps.
Poch6d wyruszy o godzinie 2:3C po-
poludniu 2 pred pomnika krzyszto-
f. Kolumba, a kroczyG bedzie utica
mi: cd Siuth Chicago ave. do Com
mercial ave. ma p6lnoc do 92ej III.
ma zach6d do Exchange ave. ma pol
noe 80 91-ej ul., ma wschod do Ma
ckinaw " ma poludnie do 92cj ul.
ma zach6d do Commercial ave. ma
p6i do S7ej ul. ma zach6d do EXchan-
&c v ma poiudnie pc Exchange do
Columbus Square.
w manifestacyi jutrzeiszej Jak !
tez W poprzedniej manifestacyi ma
korzysc bond6w wolnoSciowych, u
dziaf braC bedzie wielu Z naszych.
Poch6d skladaG sic bedzie Z dziewie'
ciu dywizyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
re so. CHICAGO.

ohldu Il6ohi"O" Poo PN
DAWN adresem. Doniosi policyi o
kradziezy kilkunastu par trzewikow
W Tocy z wtorku ma Srode.
~
Me wolno ma ulice zmiataC zad--
nych Smieci. Przekona} sic o tenn w.
Rajskowski,, stroz jeduego z miej--
scowych SHADOW. Detektywi i policya
zwracali RajskOwskiemu ma nietakt
uwage. - jednak ten ME usiuchat,
dop6ki go ME ar~esztowanO. w Saddle
pan str6z" zapiacif 81 kary.
-
w poniedzialek, d. ego maJa br.
wieczorem bardzo licznie zebra}o sic
obywatelstwo polskie W South Chica-
go W sail Przekwasa PREY 88mej
Escanaba ave. Byla to okazya poze-
gnania trzech ~pierwszych Polek-sani-
t~aryuszek, a to pan: Chinek, Zajaco>
wei i Ciecierskiej, kt6re wkrotce O.
puszcza South Chicago, by przygo-
towac sic do slulby ola Armii Pol
skiei ma froncie francuskim. - Urza-
dzeniem tego wieczorku zajaf sic
bardzo energicznie Komitet re INA
nych trzech pan: Czosnowskiej, kra-
sinskiei / Tuchockiej.
Okoio godz. 10tej ~wieczorem, "a
siedli wszyscy do stolow i spozyli po-
trawy mistrzowska sporzadzone re-
ka. - PAM X. S. Obarska honorowa
wice-prezeska Il. N. P. i cz}onkinl
Komitetu Obywatelskiego podjela o.
Dowiazki mistrzyni wieczoru ! powo-
1ywala n~iekt6rych obecnych do wy
gioszenia NOV. Officer Zebrowski W
przem6wieniu silnem %podkreSli} szla-
chetne zadanie jake Polki s~pelniaja
W Polskim Czerwonym Krzyzu. y.
Szudzinski m6wil dluzej o sprawach
polskich, O Armii Polskiej i o obo-
wiazkach Polek W obecnej chwili. Co
chwila tez przerywano move jego
dIugimi oklaskami. - PAM Iolinka
przyrzekla W imieniu Polek, IL czynic
beda CO tylko W ich mocy, by zapew-
mic staranie i opieke ola zo(nierza
polskiego W Armii Polskiej. Pan A.
f. Bloch m6wil tez dluaej o spra--
wach Armii Polskiej / poda& blilsze
informacye o organizowaniu sic Pol
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza. Podniosf
dotychczasowa praca Polek South
Chicago dla Armii Polskiej.
Pan F.. X. Rydzewski m6wil o 60
towoSci Polak6w sk}adania pomocy
moralnej i m~ateryalnej ola Armii
Polskiej. Alderman Furman zyczyi
sanitaryuszkom powodzenia W obra-
nym zawodzie. Pan GrzeSk piekny-
mi slowy okreSlif zadanie sanitaryu-
ski W piracy ola Armii. w koncu pa
nj Obarska PREY dluzszem przemo-
wieniu wreczyla trzem naszym pier
wszym z South Chicago sanitaryusz-
kom piekne upominki W postaci BRAN
zoletowych ~zegark6w.
Wspomniec tn nalezy. IL MAJ PAM
Ciecierskiej jest oficerem W Armii
Polskiej i juz sic znajddje we Fran
cyl.
MAJ PAM ~Zajacowej zapisa} sic ia
ko ochotnik do Armii Polskiej. PAM
Chinek natomiast juz odznacza sic
wytrwala praca ola Armii / ma kazde
zawoianie peini obowiazki.
Ma Armie Polska zebrano z drob-
nych skladek $17.13. Ochotnik A!
Zajac ofiarowai ma Armie sumo $15.
Jan Nowak, 2846 w. S9-ta I'll. wy
jecha} wczoraj ~wieczorem do Column
bus Barracks, ably tam przy}aczyc sic
do korpusu ~. S. Tank Corps" do
ktorego zapisaf sic jake operator te-
telegraph bez drutu.
Liczne grono krewnych | znajo--
mych o~dprowadziio nowego wojaka
South Chicagoskiego ma stacye kole-
iowa i zyczy1o mu szczesliwej podr6-
Nv a szybkiego / tel szczesliwego po-
wrotu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Rstlama Soss podstawS licsny0
przedsiebiorstw amerykstskich. vice
[ przemysiowiec polski dobr1e zrtbi
fo4eli stale reklamowac bedzie swo1
t~nteres y DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
0KIM-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Trzech uzbrojonych mezczyzn w
AUTOMOBILE aresztowala wczoraj po-
licya PREY narozniku East 92ej ul. 1
Baltimore avenue, ktorzy sic przy--
znali, re planowali obrabowac pew
ma golarnie W Indiana Harbor, gdzie
pono $4,000 byio schowanych. Aresz-
towania dokonaia policya dzieki tyl-
ko sekretnemu oznajmieniu telefo-
mem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

PoIski poIItyK. czy wieKszy czy mnisi
sly "a opowiazek poczytywac sobis
powinien stale r~eklainowac narodo.
Wosc nasza wsrod obcych. anna IA rniAd
Amerrka a, .Hw . ~@OisR,s-nI '"S' - 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
z MkODZIANKOWA.

Podatku Narodowgeo W miesiacu
kwietniu zebrali nizej podani kolek-
torzy i kolektorki oraz ma plebanii W
parafii SIS. Miodziank6w razem
$391.S5. Podatek ten zebrali:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Prswie kaady lekarR polpkI stAlS o.
tAch DZIENNIKA CHlCAGOSKLE0Q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Prawie nsSdy poIsHi agent reaf
noeciowy og}asza sic W DZiENN1KU
oHICAGQsKIM DO nie1ednohrotni'
pr1ekonal sic. 80 tn najlspisj mu
Ia onlao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Bank The South Chicago Savings
Bank" zakupii realno$G PREY polud-
niowo-wschodnim %narozniku 92ej !
Commercial avenue, 51X161 stop,
kt6rej wartoSc obliczona jest ma
sl5O,OOO. Ma miejscu tenn zarzad ban
ku wystawi cztery p~ietrowy budynek
bankowy, kt6ry kosztowac bedzie
5000, 600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Michal Palka, Ia zbyt gloSne chra.
panic zaplacic musial W sadzie South
Chicagoskim $500. Pafke zameldo-
wall ma policye s~asiedzi, kt6rym ia
,.muzyka" ME bardzo sic podobaia.
Detektyw Goranson znalazl Michaia
poza domem pnr. S92G Commercial
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

bic NtHm DZTENNIK CHICAGoSKI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

,,Dwie Sieroty' - ma zadanie pu'
~blicznosci, odegrane beda pc raz dru-
ri W sail ia Micha}owie jutro, dnia
1890 maja wieczorem. Sztuke tie pie
kna / bardzo zaimujaca odegra MILO
dziez parafialna; czysty doch6d z te-
COZ przedstawienia przeznaczono ma
Polske.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Pawe{ Massa, 3131 - 92ga ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Rem: $500
~Sekretarzem Komitetu Dzielnicowego
ma Kazimicrzowie jest p. Franciszek A.
Opila, a kasyerem p. w. J. Pijanowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
prowadzi sklad trzekiw6w pod po--
danym adresem. Doniosi policyi o
kradzie5y kilkunastu par trzewikow
W Eocy z wtorku ma srode.

Me wolno ma ulice zmiatac lad
nych Smieci. Przekonai sic o tenn w.
Rajskowski,, str0z jednego z miej--
scowych SHADOW. Detektywi i policya
zwracali RajskOwskiemu ma nietakt
uwage. - jednak ten ME usiuchat,
dop6ki go ME aresztowanO. w saddle
pan str6z" zapiacif 50 kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

W parable, d. 23go maja, ma
przyjecfe Misyi Wojskowej vienna u
dziaI dzieci szkofy Niep. Pocz. N. M.
P. Dzieci to tez beda miaiy wfasny
rydwan.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13
NOT so ROSY AS IT APPEARS

According to recent Dispatch Cagoff work in n places considered he could make working at the mine o han he n a this of living Seattle where s s in
  O il c impossible for working man to lay aside much money from his daily e cl
 trying the he live IS he it. like a white
 As is O similar
  shprl' wishing n $
 Six dollars and admittedly big induement especially when things in But should be
 
 invariably
 
  special training iouson when 
 When man with Cdcagon be- live it ssuredy like Alaska O
 in has work throughout the believe the end the ton of making big dollars himself Before deciding that the opportunities outside hose of Alaska the alorr would well far away fields being always more verdn than
 
 the being y at this distance 't e that the states promise n stock of the that an n"f wages and always under the plea the cos O living
 only those "thouh eer wages that Id fight make his income his expens
 He getting compelel to ask for more to meet the steadily increasing of living
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13
THE SUGAR SITUATION

Hoovers announcement that the allowance month will be retained indefinitely 
  morning 
 Two cubes to the cup still remain
  u of the allies surplus a the end of the is in sight will
  uation which neccstate n he According is in the  prolific West Indies
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13
U. S. REVENUES

 collections
 
  | a lccentTr Treasu thousand o taxpayers and co-or ratedw wit the government determined will be in
 
  finally well large nnomts nlcgnlN withleld
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13

practically normal but Tar from sul '' of also commencing lowering production and will probably become battle front Suolhe possible of sugar curalment
 still under the necessity all the ration will insure that all of us than two pounds off of allies
 Italians a similar allowance
 English decidey short raions but now with allowed a
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13
AN AMERICAN PRAYER
(F'rom an EXcslange)

of the In Fight
 
 like like O Dc O sacrific
 islt o nations a o the [ cont ns the o rcala and peac
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13

t- S foOu auulnlStThuon.
 or Squire 'Tater Tow he goin' to be mighty nigh king CT de roos' mong garden sass folks. We alls kin eat him as tater boiled, baked, fried. stewed. cooked wid cheese en doy gettin' so dey make i'm inter flour; sos we kin Substitute" him fo' wheat flour. He's de ''substitu- tenest' of all de vittles, he sez.
 De udder garden sass folks lais inguns. tomatues, cabbage en turnips en squash don't need to git peeve l.. Cause dey's goin to be room in d. pot fo' de whole tribe. &s Ev'y las one on 'em can hep save|wheat en meat fer de boys dats doin, de fight in over wander. -~---~M
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-13
ANCIENT MARINER
 DIES IN SEATTLE
Special to tn. Nugget by the Associated Press.

Special to the Nugget Press. Pacific ship master well result of an operation
  her O coast
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Music

Jascha Heifctz gave his fifth violin
recital in New York yesterday after
noon at Carnegie Hall, and once more
aroused wonder at his faultless play
ing. His truly is the art that conceals
art He played the Grleg C minor
Sonata, the Spahr Concerto No. 8, the
Beethoven Romance in G major in a
way which was unapproachable for
for technical brilliancy and polish Of
style.
None Of the compositions called per-
haps for the depths Of feeling or the
heights of Imagination, but for what
they did call for Mr.. Heifitz gave as
no other living violinist could give.
The audience was as large as the Audi
torum and stage could hold.
Mscha Levitzki played Schumann-
Chopin programme last night in Aeo-
liam Hall, and proved himself again
one of the most promising Of the
young pianists now competing for
distinction. His readings are conserva-
tive Except in the use of the pedaD
but his command Of rhythm and dy
namics, and his ability to plan his in
terpretations as whole give his play
ing markedly personal quality. If he
does not yet impart all the poetic
values in Chopin's music. it is evident
at least that he senses them.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07

Burton, Cedarhurst, Long Island, for
the publication of lists Of subscribers
in all towns and villages, and that
blanks for this purpose have already
been printed. Mr.. Anderson agreed
with Mr. Brogan that these crooked
stock brokers and promoters of fake
corporations would have access to these
lists, and would obtain an endless list
to use in disposing of worthless stock.
Under the circumstances, do you not
think it advisable to reopen this ques-
ton with Mr.. Strong and Secretary
William G. McAdoo, in order to protect
a pamphlet be prepared to mail to
every subscriber to the Liberty Loan,
warning them against giving up their
bonds and notifying some national.
state or county official of any attempt
to nveigle them into surrendering
their bonds.
During the last Liberty Loan agents
of Sargent & Co., who were promoting
the Commonwealth Financing Company,
increased their sale of stock by having
investors purchase five shares of Com
monwealth Finance stock with every
Liberty Loan bond. At that time Mr..
Anderson repeatedly warned Mr.. Sar
gent to discontinue these methods, but
WAS uNdOlc 10 SCOp IL uHlll ne comm uIl-
Gated with the bank in which Sargent
e. Co. deposited.
"That bank at once notified Sargent
G. Co. they would not continue their ac-
count. and then, and not till then, did
Sargent instruct his agents to discon
>tlnue their methods of commercializ-
ing the Liberty Loan campaign. Per-
haps your committee can devise some
method Of making these brokers real
ize the gravity of the present interna-
tional conflict by dscontinung their
crooked methods at least for the next
month, and devoting all their time to
the success of the third Liberty Loan
Mr.. Swami said that Sargent & Co.
went out of business recnntly
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Amy Men Win Brides in
Several Marriages of In
terest to Society
Miss Irene Turnure
Becomes Mrs. Kissell
Cardinal Farley Omciates at
Nuptials of Miss Maude
O'Brien and Lieut.. Butler

While wedding bells did not make as
much noise as the Liberty Loan bells
which rang throughout the city yester-
day, they were heard, nevertheless, and
for a Saturday in Easter week there
was an unusually large number of
marriages celebrated. At most of the
fashionable churches there was at least
one marriage, and in some of them two,
while in other cities number of we'd
dings of interest to New York society
took place.
Miss Irene Turnure, daughter of Nh
and Mrs. George E. Turnure, became
the bride of Rudolph Kssel, assistant
paymaster, U. S. N. R. F., at noon in
Grace Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Slattery, and
reception followed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Turnure, 115 East Thirty-six.h
Street. The bride, who was given away
by her father, was in gown Of white
satin and lace, with a tulle veil az
ranged with orange blossoms, and she
carried bouquet of white lilacs. Miss
Barbara NJ. Kissel, sister of the bride
groom, was the maid of honor and only
attendant of the bride. She was in
pink chiffon over satin of the same
shade, with which she wore a pale pink
hat and carried spring flowers.
Commander c. G. Mayo, U. S. N,
served as best man, and the ushers
were Commander A. Hovey King, Com
mander E. E. Goodhue, Lieutenant L. C.
Merriman and Ensigns II. r. Pierce,
H. P. Edwards and O. B. Prescott.
Cardinal Farley Officiates
The marriage of Miss Maude O'Brien,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan j.
O'Brien, of 729 Park Avenue, to Lieu
tenant Pierce H. Butler, son Of James
Butler, of this city, took place in the
morning in the Church of St. Vincent
Ferrer, Sixty-seventh Street, between
Lexington and Third avenues. Cardinal
Farley officiated, attended by his secre-
tary, Monsignor CARROLL Monsignor
Lavelle and Vicar General Mooney.
The nuptal mass was by the pastor,
the Very Rev. ]. H. Heffernan, O. P,
and other dignitaries of the Church
present in the chancel were the Very
Reverend Provincial of the Dominican
Order, j. Raymond Meagher; Monsignor
Guinan, of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament; Monsignor John j. Dunn,
chancellor of the diocese; Monsignor
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Mayor Hylan Gets
Verbal Spanking
From Connollv
Craig Also Objects -to
Lecturing at Board of
Estimates Meeting

Encouraged by the action of Char,..
F. Murphy, at Atlantic City, in disc;.
plining Mayor Hylan for writing sco,a
ing letters to his commissioners. mon
bers of the Board of Estimate took a.
casion to criticise the Mayor along .b.
same line at an executive meeting a.
the board Friday, it was learned ye..
terday. The action IS strong indica.
ton that the relations between TIM
Tar,many members and the Mayor ar.
rapidly reaching q breakin. pont.
Borough President Connolly n,
Queens and Controller Craig fgureS
in the fgurative spanking of the Mavor
at the board meeting, While BoronSs
President Bowling Of Manhattan sat 6v
with a smile of approval President
Smith of the Board of Aldermen was
not present.
Tammany Men Suspicious
The board members also happened
to know that the Mayor had sent AN.
other letter, Of similar character. to
Corporation Counsel Burr demanding
the wedding out "of the deadwoodS
in his department. Some of the Tam.
many men evidently suspected the
Mayor OF wanting 20 create few more
vacancies for his friends.
The board had been discussing a Re.
port of the Committee on Salaries and
Grades, recommending that certain
mandatory increases OF salaries be
adopted. Mayor Nylan objected, insist.
ing that the heads Of departments be
notified that the time -'or putting in
requests for salary increases was when
the budget was being considered.
Il object to this lecturing of depart.
menr heads" said Borough President
Connolly.
Craig Also Objects
Controller Craig declared that he
did not like the general lecturing"
either. but added that he did not think
there was anything improper in ask.
ing the heads OF departments not to
request increases and to show them
the burden placed on the city
Why be SO sensitive about lecturinp.
if it is in the interest of saving the
peoples money!" inquired the Mayor.
a don't care about that am against
this lecturing," persisted Borough
President Connolly, ard Controller
Craig and Borough President Bowling
expressed their approval The Tam.
many men are waiting TO see whether
the Mayor will hold up his finger to
catch the direction of the wind or
persist in flying in the face Of it.