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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
w biurZe.

- Prosiibym pana ptyncypaia 0
zwolnienie ma jutro!
- A to z jakiego poWodu?
~ Jutro moi Subj
- Do dyabia, 10 tel pan wszedzie
must bye, gdzie caikiem spokojnie O.
beszioby sic bez pana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
w saddle.

swiadek Giuptasihski - cd jak
dawna INA eskarzonego?
~ Prawie cd d~ziecinnych lat, -
prosze papa s~edziego.
- Swiadek>nie sIyszai, - czy o.
karionemu zdarzalo sic kiedy zakio-
cae spok6j publicznyf
- owszem, bardEo c1esto. kiedy
by1 - trebaczem W orkiestrze tea
tralpej. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
Lekarz 1 pacyent.

- Pahski zo}adek Jest zupsinie
zepsuty, pan musiai "a wiele zjese.
- To ME, ale W ostatnim czasie
uczyiy sic mole try c6rki sotowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

kolicznoSci. Przedstawienie to
zapowiada sic dobrze. Bilety
szybko rozbieraja- sic. Pc pozo--
stale ~jeszcze W niewielkiej llczbie
zglaszaG sic trzeba do czlonkow
Choru. w tych dniach podamy
nazwiska bioracych udzial w tenn
pieknym dramacie. .
-
Biblioteka parafialna, ~za}ozona
staraniem polaezonych iowa
rzystw W parafii Najsw. Serca P.
Jezusa, pod dyrektywa probosz-
GA Wiel. X. F. J. Karabasza, o.
raz wiecej zdobywa uznania re
strony tych, ola ktorych zostala
zalozona. Parafia to jest take
Srodowisko, gdzie my sic skupia-
my i wspieramy sic, ksztalcimy
it'd. A biblioteka TAXA jest tego
dowodem. R6znego rodzaju die.
la MONA tam otrzymac: religij--
ne, naukowe, historyczne, powies-
GLOVE, spoleczne, ola dzieci it'd.
korzystanie Z ksiazek jest zu--
peInie bezpiatne. Prey bibliotece
jest czytelnia, a w niej r6znego
rodzaju pisma. Otwarta jest ma
razie W srody i piatki o godz. Tel
wieczorem.
Oh. Jan Dyrcz, sekretarz iinan
sowy Oddzialu sw. Piotra No. so
Macierzy Polskiej, jednego z
bardzo czynnych, uleg} W tych
dniach nieszczesnemu wypadko-'
wi. Wracajac Z piracy, gdy Wysla-
dai z tramwaju, zosta} najechany
przez automobil Chicago Ame-
rican" i mocno potfuczony. Jest
obecnie w szpitalu, Oby jak maj
PREDICT wyszedl stamtad, tax mu
WsZyscy Zycza.
w poniedzia}ek, jak zwykle,
odbedzie sic posiedzenie niewiast
panien pomocy Armii Polskiei.
w tym tygodniu napewno ukaze
sic sprawozdanie finansowe tego
Klubu ma Sercowie, ktory Jest
bardzo czynny i duzo juz dotych-
Gas zrobii pod przewodnictwem
PAM J. Czapek.
*
Gdy slyszaio sic w ostatnich
dniach, re pewien czlowiek zgu-
bill $40 dolar6w, to sic ME c11ciaio
wierzyG, re tacy glupcy, zacofah-
cy jeszcze So ma swiecie. Gdyby
taxi ME wyzywai, ME wyszydzsi
tych, kt6rzy mu radza i dobrze
radza, toby takiej straty ME miat,
A dis duzo dobrego / sobie /
sprawie og6lno ludzkiej MONA
dopomodz mp. przez kupowanie
bondow wolnoSciowych Liberty
Bonds), albo lokowanie W Spot
kach, bankach it'd.
*
A ma brak bankow ma Town of
Lake ME MONA narzekac: many
,,Depositors State Bank, many
bank Braci Kowalewskich. Many
Spoke i'm. Ignacego Paderew-
skiego, ma czele kt6rej stoja IT.
die znani, rzetelni kt6ry rozwi-
ia sic predko i dobrze. Posiedze-
MIA tel Sp6iki odbywjaa> sic co
srode wieczorem W hall pod kos
ciolem pnr. 1919 Lincoln III.
w poiowie maja orkiestra To-
warzystwa Mlodziezy sw. Stanl'
slawa X. W parafii Najsw. Serca
P. Jezusa ma urzadzic k~oncert.
Bedze to COS wspania}ego, Wszy-
stko sic dobrze zapowiada. Qrkie-
stra ia pozostaje pod kierownict-
WEN p. Rudolf Hensel, jednego
Z dobrych muzykow i juz kilka ra
zy dala sic poznat, a zawsze do
brze.
W. Srode o godz. lei wieczo-
rem odbedzie sic specyalne po-
siedzenie grupy lei Towarzyst-
z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
u nauk ~handlowyeh.

u nauk handiowyeh.
Dawno dowiodf juz tego,
uezony Inc Haur,
re co innego rzepa,
co innego Naur,
I pisai W swoich dzielach
jeszcze Pliniusz miodszy Z
re chrzan bywa gofzkawy, s.
a pasternak sfodszy:
Zas eukiernik wsp6iczesny
dowdzit nam bedzie.
Re to jest wszystko jedno:
kawa czy ioiedzie. -.
w szkele.
- Co to jest rzepak?
- MAJ rzepy; prosze pana profe-
sora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
Trudna odp0Wiedz,

WIasciciel 'Elepu usiyszawszy "
nocy szmer podejrzany, wchodzi re
svieca do sklspu I zapytujs giodzie-
ia, majstrujaeege eos keie kasy,
"A ty Co tn robisz? - VIOLA.
NedEiej milczy,
~ No, eEemu ME odpeFisdasE'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

- Mamo! pozwolisz mi p6ist o
dziesiateti ma ulice pan professor po-
wieGzial, re bedzie wfdat komete.
- Dobrze sypku.. ale ME przy--
stepuj "a blisko, zeby ci sic co zieIo
ME stale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
.Zarty.
Y ,,Kikiera".


Ukradl konia - zlapali go.
Zapierac sic ME byio podohna -
vice sic przyznaf do Wszystkietso.
Niepierwszy to koh " jeso karyerze
- postanowiono 90 ~zlyncgowae,
- Powiesit galgana! - chorem
zawoial'.
= Wyprosi} sobie tylko, zeby MI po-
zwolili wybrac sobie krzak, ma kt6--
rym ma SWAT pe4egna6 nogami.
Dobrzs! - odpowiedzieli - ma
to laske ostatnia mozemy CT wyswiad-
eye. Wybierai!
- Sfowo jest slowo! - zastrzegf
sic i zaprowadzii ich do niskiego
krzaczka agrestu.
- Alez ten krzaczek "a siaby ! "a
niski.
Me szkodzi. - edrzekt - ia
zaczekam, az on ~wyrosnie!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
w szE6le.
u domowyeh ~dystkurs6w.

II uUfIUWF III SSthWFsV"'
Ojeiec. - (Do eorki kt6ra powro-
ella do domu nieco p6znieD: -
zHowu wt6czyias sic pewnie z tym. .
MECH go lepiej ME NAIVE, l ty VIE
rzysz W to, ably on TAXI pan, ozenif
sic z toba wy dziewczeta to cisI.le
snieie O jakiehs tratach szczesliwych,
a W koncu zmuszone j~estescie wyjsc
"a pierwszego lepszego durnia.
Matka: - OF tax, talk, Stefciu!
Ojciec ma zupeina racye! Podobny
los spotka{ i mnie!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
w r~estauraeyi.

w restauraeyi,
Gose: -. Panic gospodarzu! Mu-
sisz pan mice W kuchni liczny perso-
nal!
c~ospodarz: - czego pan to VINO
81?
Gose: - Tu ma brzegu mego tale
RIA z rosoiem znachodze conajmniej
dziesiec rotnych Shadow paicow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
. saddle.

w sadie.
- Jak mogies rodzonemu bratu
wybiG try zeby!..
- E, presze psna sedziege, jak&a
czlowiek chee, to wszsytko potrafi'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

Wilus- Rysownjk
Jul W ezasie &ojny obecnej kron,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

Dobry sobie.
Miodzienisc: ~ Panic! Ten ostat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

prinz, wchodzac do gabinetu kajzera,
zastawai 90 p~ochylonego mad mapa
Europy.
- Co jociec robi? - zapytai.-
- Rysuje mape Europy TAXA. ia
ka musza przyjac przeciwnicy.
Ia drugim razem odpowied4
brZmiafa:
- To projekt mapy Europy, kt6-
~ sadie, moga przyjac sprzymie-
rzehcy.
Ia trzecim: ~
~ To zarys przysziych sranic
paastw eurppejskieh, ktorych chybo
raczy pfzyjaG Koalicya.
W ostatniGh ezasach zastawszy pa
pc ME kreslacego linii ma mapach.
synalek zagadnal:
- COZ to, papa przestaf rysowae?
Wiius machnat reka.
- Daj spok6j, ~ odrzekf - ia
przestaiem, DO - sprzSmierzelcy "a
czeli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

NAT. Ma KOSZULE.
Jeiw. mat. ma koszu
lie, lard seer, elesan
ok jedw. shRntipg !
pongee, r6wne koio
ry, warta S1.00. spe-
f isS q pc go. SOC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

CHLOP. TRZEWIKI.
z Satin ciel, sk6ry-
sk6rz, wyst. podesz-
wy. pug palce, zapi-
name style, wielk. 4,
Az, s, | ga, zoo
na4a ae!.. las
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

ZAsLON. DO OXEN.
Opaque zasiony do
okien, wszystkie ko-
lory, ma dobrym spre
zynowym waikiki
CSC WartoEci, specy-
alnie tylko 27~
20 ....,... w.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

New Orleans La. September --
While not within the limits pre-
scribed by the Fuel Administration
in It's recent request curtaillng
automobile service and travel on
Sunday, Opelousas has joined in
the gasoline economy work.
J. G. Lawler, Chairman of the
st. Landry Parish committee of the
Fuel Administration, and E. NJ
BoagDi. Advisory Member of the
Fuel Administration have ap
pealed to the autoists of the
Seventh Congressional District
"to all respond to this measure,
adding:
"Let us add this to thu
numerous, good and patriotic
things which OpelOusas has vol
unfairly done. Let rs chow ou'
interest in the well being of The
boys over there by stopping useless
joy-ridipg on Sunday"
SO, Opelousas is going to have
Gaseless Sundays" too.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

through hoops and do sew saw.
In the rings on either side of
the arenas, domestic animals are
seen in comedy and unusual acts.
Posing elephants conceded by
those who know, 10 be the best on
exhibition. Kangaroos that might
have gwen "GuDboat Smith"
few pointers in boxing. Goats
that walk tight rope and ride
galloping borses, monkeys aud
dogs are continually busy in the
saw dust circles Five hundred
and fifty dancing and posing
borses and ponies and mules that
just can be 'Tid" and besides
many spectacles among which ~
Miss Earle and her musical pig
cons.
There in q big tw0.mile long
parade ut 1890 in the morning,
doors opening at | p. m. and 7
p. III. Performances greatest AM
NAL pageant ever Witnessed
"The Conquest of Nyanza."
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Depending entirely on educated
animals to give the entertainment,
the Al G. Barnes big ring wild
animal circus coming to New lbe
ria October stands forth az the an
imal circus par excellence and dis
tiuctly different from all others.
With all the pomp aud splendor
of the big tops, with it's acree
of water proof tents, parade
gloties, clowns, saw dust rings
and general circus festivities TO
hcb is added two steel arenas,
electric fans, electric lights and q
program of the most unusual.
In the center of the show +
etts, two steel arenas sre erected
10 which are presented the most
amazing, thrilling wild animal acts
ever witnessed. Men and women
educators vie with one another for
The plaudlts Of the people as they
put he fiercest of jungle beasts
through their PAGES.
Martha Florine offers a group Of
Persian leopards aud jiguars; Ma.
BILE stark presents the only per
fectly educated Royal Bengal ii
gers Dainty Cloe Webber dances
in a den Of African lions
Clarence Crosby under whose
training bears of nearly every spe.
Gle have been educated to pei for I'm
10 amazing features, is among the
male members who draws The glad
hand from the patrons. Charles
Berry has the only group OF per.
forming zebras under bis supervi
sion, these stubborn animals have
been educated to work on theii
hiud feet, roll barrels. jumi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
s,s.. &: .' ., &MAgzzx
CONSERVATION
DEMAND.

New Iberia, La, Sept. 23rd, is.
Il. O. PALMER & 90, Ltd.
The undersigned hereby pledges
himself (D to cooperate with the
Conservation Division and the
Pulp and Paper Section of the
War Industries Board to econ0-
mize in the use of paper, printing
ink, and printers rollers and all
produtcs manufactu therefrom,
and in the use of transport alton
facilities; (2) To cause and pro.
cure others, as far as lies within
bis power, to exercise all possible
economy and conservation 10 the
use of such products; (3) Not to
furnish such products to any
dealer for resale or to any co.,
snmer for use until such dealer or
consumer shall first pledge in
writing bis co operation with the
undersigned in carrying out the
letter and spirit of this pledge, OF
thereafter should snch dealer OF
consumer fail so TO co operate.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

The following Ordinance No. III
was offered by Mr.. Vilermin, and or
dered published as required by the
City Charter:
ORDINANCE NO. 141.
! An Ordinance. declaring the fran
chise granted to the Southwestern
Traction & Power Company, of Louis
| lana, conveying the right and privil-
eye to acquire. erect, construct, own,
manage. operate and maintain for a
period of twenty five (25) years, a
line of Street railway in the City OF
| New IBERIA: forfeited
Which franchise was granted. in
open session of the City Council in
the City of New Iberia, May oath,
| 1911, Nineteen Hundred and Eleven.
Excluding from the Budget of the
City to be adopted in the year 1918
and the assessment of the special two
| (2) mills on the dollar, tax. dedicated
to said Southwestern Traction &
Power Company to be excluded from
the tax roll of the City
Whereas; the said South western
| Traction and Power Co of Louisiana,
have discontinued the operation of
their cars under the franchise granted
to them by the City of New Iberia on
the oath day of May 1911, and
Whereas: the cessation Of the run
ming and operating of said cars.
throughout the limits of the City of
New iberia, is violative of the main
conditions of said franchise and the
purpose for which said special taxes
of two (2) mills on the Dollar were
levied in favor of said Southwestern
Traction K Power Company of Louisi
ana.
Therefore, be it resolved that said
franchise granted to said Southwest
ern Traction & Power Company, on
the 24th day OF May 1911 be aud the
same is hereby revoked, and set aside
and
Be it further resolved that by said
violation of It's agreement with said
City, the said South western Traction
& Power Company have forfeited
their rights to said franchise, by their
failing to operate said cars within the
limits of this City.
Be 1t therefore ordained that the
special taxes of mills on the dollar
levied on the taxable property with
in the City of New Iberia be discount
nued, and omitted from the Budget of
said City to be adopted in the year
1918 and that said taxes are not due
to said Southwestern Traction Il
Power Company and are not to be
collected, or placed on the assessment
roll of the City of New IBERIA for the
wear 1913 pr thereafter
Be it further ordained that said
Southwestern Traction &c Power Com
pany, through its president and legal
representative be notified by service
of certified copy of this ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. Villermin sec
onded by Mr.. Giratd the meeting ad-
journed.
Ii. s. SEALy, Mayor
l.. L. VILLERMIN, Clerk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mr.. Albert HILL who has been with
Pfister Brothers, manufacturing jew
elers and opticians Of this city, has
been adjudged us engaged in an I'm.
essential occupation and must seek
new employment. Itappears to many
that he is but another victim of a
rule. May he soon perceive the bow
of promise" of greater opportunity
ahead OF the clouds Of war codiilons
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Miss Vivian King left on
Monday for Morgan City when
she will assume control of one of
the city schools.
There Is scarcity Of teacher
through ont the country and in a
oeptiDg this position Miss King,
who is imminently qualified for
the position, will be rendering
in this way some assistance TO
Uncle Sam.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28
$3.50 cures by removing the cause.

The Knights of Columbus have con.
eluded their drive for their War Fund.
All things and conditions considered
they were quite successful. Iheir
workers were delayed in starting their
drive less they tired upon the heels oil
one of the other drives being made at
the time and tried TO go time them
selves as not to interfere with the sue
sess of Liberty Bond or War Saving
Stamp sales. Their drive had to be
made over territory alreadav worked
and revoked. Notwithstanding thef
handicaps they met with many liberal
and generous subscriptions.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

The War Savings Committee
will carry on vigorous Campaign
until The end Ct the year IN order
10 secure the fulfilmeDt of all war
Savings Stamp pledges The
pledges amount TO over *34,
900, 900 but of this amount only
about 5000, 900 have been Hold; 7 .
therefore,, going to be necessary to
make a very vigorous fight to
have the pledges redeemed. A
drive will be made on the 26 b Of
this month and War-SaviDgs peo
pies slogan for that drive will be:
"Clean mp the little War Savings
job in Older to be ready for the big
Liberty Bond work"
Many of the Parish Cbairmen Oh
War Savings are issuing strong
frank appeals to the men and
women of their parish to redeem
their pledges, aud In calling 'hei
attention to the pledges they have
used the following:
aYou are better American If yol
keep your War Savings pledge
SIN signing theWar Saving pIedg
you promised the Secretary OF th
Treasury that he could depen1 Of
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Lieut., Robt Leblanc, now with
the Commissary Department of
the U s. Army, stationed mt New
Orleaus, spent furlough of a few
days in his fathers home, Mr. j.
&. Leblanc, Sr, on upper ST. Pc
ters street, He returned to his
post of duty he carly part Of this
week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mrs. Chamberlain who was n
visitor at the home of Mr d Mrs.
II Gallois, left for her home
in Hammond on Sunday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mrs. Edwin DelahoussayP, of
st. Martinville, spent Wedneed "
and Thursday at the home of her
con, Mr.. +. K. Delahoussayt, in
this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

TO OUR CUSTOMERS

TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
The above form of pledge Is re
CURED of us by our mills as con
dition without which they cannot
all our orders--It is therefore ne
cessary for you to sign and return
your pledge to us before we car
fill your orders providing you'
annual requirements OF paper ex
coed one tom Please do so.
The Government rules that IN
less this pledge is signed and re
turned by Oct. 1st, 1918, we can
not furnish you supplies.
e. G. PALMER Il co, Ltd.
New Orleanl
Houston
Dallas
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

yon for a definite loan to tie
government At diffiDite time
don't disappolnt him"
Be 100 percent American Keep
your pledge. Invest the interest
from your Liberty Bonds in War
| Savings Stamps
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mrs. Willie Boutte left on
Thursday to join her husband IN
Texas. She expects TO return on
next Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Sash, Blind and Door Factory, spe-
ciai WORK OF all description,
Cisterns and Tanks.
If EE1RAND LUMBER co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mr.. Vincent Drago arrived this
week on furlough of day or
two.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mr.. Nathan Davis is home
from the training camp for few
days visit to relatives and friends
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28

Mr. J. Hanley was here this week to
see his mother and sister.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-09-28
AN ORDINANCE.

The following Ordinance No. III
was offered by Mr.. Villermin, and or
dered published as required by the
City Charter:
The sun., 1918-11-16
SIXTH AVENUE CORNER DEAL.

SIXTH AVENUE-The East Fortv-
sixth Street Corporation has sold the
Six story loft and store at the south
west corner OF Sixth avenue and
, Eleventh street TO an investor. The
property is known as 1O2 to los West
Eleventh street, and covers a plot Cox
1el.6x51. The building was built ten
years ago by John Glass
WEST 18TH STREET-Mrsf Charlotte
7. Dillon has sold thezeaasIetory DWELL
Ing. on lot 25x102.2. at West Sew
enty-sixth street. adjoining the Church
or the Divine Paternity, at the south
west corner OF Central Park West.
WEST nth STREET-The three story
and basement dwelling at 149 West
Seventy seventh street, on a lot lSx
1922. has been sold by the Kings
County Trust Company as trustee.
WEST 18TH STREET-Goodwin 4
Goodwin have sold for Ogden David
son the three story and basement
dwelling. on lot 16x100.11, at SO West
18th street.
6TEBBINS AVENUE-The Anthony
Avenue Realty Company has sold TO
the Stebbins Avenue Realty and Con-
structlon Company for Improvement,
1913 Stebbins avenue, 19xSO, through
to S5S Home street. The Schoen
Westchester Realty Company negoti-
ated the sale.
The sun., 1918-11-16
WAR BAR AGAINST
BUILDING LIFTED
Mayors Committee Passes
Operations Costing Not
More Than $4,000.
DRIVE FLAT IN DEAL
Realty Co. Pays Profit to Get
BroOkfield-Sixth Avenue
Corner Loft Sold.

George Macdonald, chairman Of the
special committee on building and con-
struction of the Mayors Committee on
National Defence. announced yesterday
that tho War Industries Board had au-
thoffzed II TO act OIL all applications for
new buildings or alterations to buildings
where the cost Of the work ranged be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Operations
costing less than SIC. 900 can be carried
on without any further supervision than
that Of the building bureau. Where the
cost Is In excess Of the s25. 900 the COM
mittee after consideration recommends
the project to Washington or rejects Il,
a the case may warrant.
Rulings formulated at Washington
ana now applicable greatly relieve the
local situation. Many of the matters on
the committees calendar which were
held under advisement were disposed OF
by them One of the rules applies to the
construction or alteration of school
houses, churches. hospitals and Federal,
State and municipal buildings where the
cost does not exceed $4,000 In such
cases no license is needed to proceed.
where buildings were begun prior to
september 3, 1918, and where A SUBJ
Stantial portion OF the building haSNaf-
ready been constructed under the new
rules may be completed without permit
where the cost is less than $4,000; by
license from the committee where the
cost ID $4,000 and by approval of the
war Industries Board where the cost ia
IN excess. Restrictions on the produc-
tion Of building materials is removed
and these can be sold and delivered in
work where the cost is less than 10000
without permit
These new powers and rulings settled
many applications on the calendar. APP
proval was given for the completion of
three schools. two operations costing less
tnan 10000 were authorized and new
work totalling s2275.42s for seven
school building were approved.
The application of the Rev. George
Alexander for permission to erect a So
ciai settlement house at 1876 and 1913
6leecker street, to cost 100000, was
approved The committee agreed TO
recommend for approval the erection Of
ten houses in the Flatbush section of
brooklyn which are to cost about s3.50O
each: also the same action Is to be taken
on an application for permission to build
thirT-one houses on both sides of Sew
enV-eighth street, Brooklyn. which will
cost $4,000 each. Chairman Macdonald
stated that such operations would be 4
means OF helping TO reduce high rentals
Approval was given to the application
sor permission 10 alter the building at
100 and lo7 East Twenty-third street
Tor use Of the Waters Hospital SUNNY
Company. Nearly all the other apni,ca,
eions on the calendar which will cos,
less than $4,000 or come within the in
depreciation of the new rulings have
been disposed Of
The sun., 1918-11-16
BANKER RENTS FINE SUITE.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co and r. C.
Voth have leased n large apartment at
$40 PARK avenue to Joseph Mercadante.
An apartment at Al Park avenue to
Mrs. c. D. Simpson, at ~ Madison ave-
nue. to Theodore Pomeroy, and at l12
East Seventy-fourth street to Faris X.
russell. vice-president OF the Bank of
Commerce.
Pease & Efftrtan have leased apart
ments at 20 Park avenue. to Harry
Cakes; at 33S Madison avenue. TO Sher-
nurn y. Becker; at 81 West Fifty
eighth street. to II. y. Slater, DR.. Is
Their l.. Jeffries and Miss A, o. Kenyon:
at ~ West Fffty-seventh street. to Ed
ward j. Taylor; at $50 West Eishtieth
street. TO James L. Knlen; at 112 East
seventeenth street. to Mrs Helen Deg
nan; and at $40 Manhattan avenue. 10
MIS- NJ. J. Lawrence and to Mrs. r. Sex
ton; also have let furnished apartment
at i2s East Sixty-ninth street to George
Walcott and at Az West End avenue,
to Walter Igor.