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May adopt" Another Season.

The inauguration of summer sea-
son" in the millinery trade has been
so successful from a merchandising
standpoint that manufacturers interested
in the project are now considering
plans for mid-winter style week to
be observed during the latter part of
November or early in December. If this
plan were adopted It would make four
distinct merchan dising seasons In the
trade. while before the opening Of the
summer season" this week there were
only two
Factors in the trade believe that TO
have four formal openings each season
would tend to create greater stability
In the business conditions in the trade.
The sun., 1919-04-23

PHILADELPHIA. April e2.-The knit
goods market is reported to have be-
come more active az the result of the
recent conferences Of wholesalers held
by the National Wholesale Dry Goods
Association and the Southern Wholesale
Dry Goods Association. The opinions
voiced at these meetings and the con-
cluson that bottom quotations have been
reached has crystallized sentiment. it Is
said, and buyers are already coming to
the market and doing business.
II is said that retailers have made
exceptional profits as they have taken
advantage Of price reductions, rebates.
adjustments and guarantees without
passing them along to the consumer.
The sun., 1919-04-23
SCHULTZ co. ACTIVE.

The Schultz Realty Company pur-
chased from B. g. Davis & Co. 1926
Avenue A. adjoining the corner OF
Seventy-frst street. five story cold
water tenement with two stores, on plot
25xS7.
In Jersey City the Schultz Cigar stores
Company subleased stores for long
term at an aggregate rental OF 100000
to Anton Bros. florists. and Steve Cou-
fos and Thomas Kisciras. restaurant, in
the building to be erected on land
secured from Arthur Brisbane at Sum
NIT avenue on Journal Square at the
entrance to the tube stations
The sun., 1919-04-23
EDUCATOR GETS STATE JOB.
Dean Connelley Named PenuSylvR
mia Labor Commissioner.

HARRIsBURG. Pa April 22-The ap,
pointment OF Dean clifford y Connelley
OF the school of applied science of Car
ncgie Institute. Pittshurg, as acting
commissioner of labor and industry was
announced to-day. He assumed his du-
ties at once. succeeding Walter Nc
Nichols of Scranton. who resumed his
position as supervising Inspector. with
headquarters at Scranton.
Dean Connelley Is native OF Monon-
gahela City. where he was born in 1863
He graduated from Columbia University
Western University of Pittsburg and
Duquesne University, served as a mem
Der of the Pittsburg Board OF Education
and as a member OF many boards. He
has written extensively on educationa
subjects.
The sun., 1919-04-23
Waists for south America.

American waist manufacturers. par
ticularly those located in New York
City. are planning a trade campaign to
export waists to Uruguay and Argen-
tina. Representatives of importers Of
those countries and manufacturers here
have held a series of meetings under the
auspices OF the United Waist League OF
America, and as a result it is expected
that the American waist makers will
start TO export merchandise TO those
countries In large quantities within a
short time.
So far. England. Japan and Germany
have had an almost exclusive monopoly
on the South American business.
The sun., 1919-04-23
GREENSBORO SALES.

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
the Lawyers Title and Trust Company
two dwellings on a plot of lots on the
west side OF Clinton avenue. Far Rock
away. L. l., to Harriet Cohen for invest
ment.
>. zimmerman sold three plots with
l2O feet frontage on Meredith avenue,
north OF Amstel Boulevard. Rockawav
Park, to NJ. Turin, r. Ffdlbaum and
$. Ortner
The sun., 1919-04-23
Antique DEALERS TO MOVE.

II. A. Van wineum and j. Weymer,
British antique dealers, now at 27l Mad
ison avenue, have secured long lease
on the five and a half story residence
OF Mrs. c. n. Clinton at 80 East Fifty
seventh street. near Madison avenue.
The building will be altered by installing
show windows on the lower door. Royal
Scott Gulden was the broker in the deal.
The sun., 1919-04-23

9TH Av, 40. SIS and ss1-ss3, mtg
misunderstanding I, winthrop and ano.
exrs, to Bowery Saw Bank, l2s Bowery
attys. cadwalader, W T, 40 wall
cATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 3. 100 "
Manhattan av-Providence Washington
1ns Co to Lawyers Mort Co. 50 Liberty
DivisIoN ST. ISL. mtg ',ii,oOO.-tincoin
Trust Co to Title Guar TT Co, liz
20 Az. 77i-chiais Ludviish to Farmers
Loan & TT Co, trustee 2e William ST:
attys. Geller. r. q II, 10 Exchsn nse
7lTH a'' sr s,s w S Ffadiey and sno'
esrs, to Bankers Trust Co, ls wall e. /;
attys. White q Case, ~ Wall 81; 10000
antee b Trust Co to Greenwich Savings
Bank, ?is sth av; attys Middlebrooko c e
,sTH g sT Seoar las SIN sy mtg SIS. Coo
Trustees Masonic Hall and ASYLUM Fund
TO Bowery Saw Blk. las Bowery: $4,000
5sTH ST, 24o z; sullivan q, ito' mtss
Knoepke to Auguste Knoepke, III West
End sv: sttys Alser & coushlanS oa as
Val st; sssns Ii,,. trust co
to seamen's Bank for Saw. - Wall 81
sttys. Cadwalsder. w r. 40 wall
ST.. ..''.'.s ..''''..' ''''' 'foN''NN
Bronx
BATHGATE Az, cor 173d at. G3x
Sil-Ernest II Lowerre to Lawyers MTG
n
CO, So Liberty at. '.'.''o:.'s. ,s,a ~,
8O,sxT7.3-Edw II Frost trus. to Hy II
Harvey, AL Pacific st. Brooklyn; a,t Snc
Hamilton q F. 100 Broadway. $1,000
LOTS IL to u. Is to al. map Jos Husson,
at Clasons Point--Cayuga Corpn to Az
gustus Smith, at Toselle. n j; ATTY
Arthur Smith. III Broadway $1,000
l4oTH ST, tos and s6s e, and ltlst 81.
40 E-Milton KcoepkA to Auguste
Knocpke. III West End av; attys, Alger
& c, 40 Wall st % assts) .....,. .s33'ooO
SAME PROPERTE-Auguste knoepke 10
Metropolitan Trust Co. 60 Wall st; ATTY;
same g asstsl ',..;,,,,..',r.....,.;;.:',,v,.i
TO Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty at: atty.
Title Guar & I Co. l76 Broadway.]7.OOO
MOUNT HOPE AV.. l774-Lawyers Title
q r Co to " Edison Savings & loan
Assn, 1870 e 18th st; atty. Lawyers Title
& T Co, 100 Broadway. ......,.'. A..ooO
MACLAY Ay, 2t1s--Mary A Mead TO Mar
garet w Lewis. at Crosswicks, n J
atty, NJ w Lewis. care OF II Rose Co:
CLINTON AV. 13s4-5--Carellne Rellinger
TO Katie Roeder. $50 e 1914 st. atty.
Katie Roeder $50 Il iS3d st..... N,76O
The sun., 1919-04-23
THEATRE LEASED.

The Trio Amusement Company has
leased for a long term of years the
symphony Theatre, Broadway, and Nine
ty-ffth street, from Thomas Healy.
The leasing company operate the Adel-
phi Theatre, Broadway and Eighty-ninth
street Stoddard and Mark represented
the Trio Amusement Company and Kelly
& Connolly Mr.. Eealy. as attorneys.
The sun., 1919-04-23
RECORDED LEASES

tl7TH ST. 2SA Y. all-Nauttos Realty 60
to Nicholas MagEei, S26 Il ll9th ST. 3
yrs from May /, 1912, address, y Maazel.
4sTH ST, eit5o W, ton Wendell l.
Nichols to Bryant Auto Painting co and
Benz Davis prest. 1929 w 64th IT. I
yrs and ~ mos from May -, 1919,
address eA W 4gth st.......,....s5.O0 900
ll6TH ST, 40 f, all--Samuel Casscl
to Elias Waliberg, 1877 Madison av, 3
yrs from oct !, 1918; address: 1898
nivfNGToS ST, "a W. str n' Jonas
Schimel to leopold and Benz Gelherg, on
the premises. LIE yrs from April l..
1919; atty, b Il Eopelman, $40 Broad .
NoRfoLK ST. IS. s,r-Rose T,iiiman' TO to
S A SIN 81 Norfolk st, 3 yrs from May
l. 1918; address, AZ Norfolk st......s4s2
BROADWAY. 1915. all-Estate Thos
suftorn to Bsidwins Incorporate,
1919; atty, f Beattie, 10 Dey stfll 900
BROADWAY, 4l2, and b--t12 Broadway
Co 10 Exchange Buffet Corpn, 8? Wftlam
st ~ yrs from Feb !, 1921; atty, II r
Otheman, II Bway ,.........,.....S9 SO, 900
Bronx.
MAPES Az n 2 cor East fremont av r
rooms and bath on 5th hoor--John r
Laemmle to LYMAN I Perish, sol n
fremont ay, 8 yrs from April T. 1919;
atty Perish, sol fremont av,, $3.50
The sun., 1919-04-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and adde's of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

SUFFOLK ST. 13-Soldor Realty Corpn,
ll5 Bway, to Sarah Joseph, Mar 8. !9l6 :
atty. Herman Joseph. ll5 Bway. 1900
l42D ST, 5aS VA Judd and Ida NJ
Lockwood, on the premises. to Jos O
Eckersley. 1850 white Plains av. Bronx.
May IL. 1915; atty, oscar Heinsiadt, Sss
I'D Av, @ e. 55.5 45th st, Isx7b. leasehold
Peter and Jane Jackson ct al to
Edw II Floyd Jones. Msssapeaua, l. J.,
Nov 80, 1870: atty. = sherry, IS SIN ave.
nue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SI,ooV
MORSINGSIDE DRIVE. W cor lleth st,
l6lIOxl5o to 120th st l62Shl27-
l.oron & Ella Bradley e. al to Loron
u Bradley. Apr II. 1915; atty. stoddard
a. Mark. 1913 Bway .....,..., 80. W ,sV y
eaD ST 90 W--Andrew j and Annie p
whelan. 6i7 w I2d st, to Margar~'ta T
Lemos ana Philip Becker, exrs VIII
Theo W De Lemos, Oct -. 1916: ATTY
NYT6 NJ Co. 1876 Bway ....... $4,000
18TH ST. 1928 Vida & Fleming TO
Lucretla Britain. 3io Lewis av Bklyn,
April !. 1917; atty, Hy l. Brant' % parR
=. Z. .
The sun., 1919-04-23
2 GET SOLITARY LIFE TERMS.
Boys Who Killed Druggist Receive
Limit In MICHIGAN.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 92.--The
severest penalty provided In the Michi-
gan criminal statutes. solitary confine-
ment for life. was imposed in Circuit
Court this afternoon upon George r.
Bird. Is, and Arthur w Sterling. 90.
when they pleaded guilty to a charge OF
numbering Walter w Mattison, a drug
gist here, in his store last Friday night.
In p confession this forenoon, the
boys declared they robbed the store anl
killed Mattison for fear he would Asx.
tify them as burglarA
The sun., 1919-04-23

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 22-There
will be no advance II paint and varnish
prices. according to members OF the
Paint Manufacturers Association of the
United States and the National Varnish
Manufacturers Association, in joint con.
ventiou here to-day.
II was announced tina, since tho sign
ing of the armistice some raw materials
have declined in price but the avera 90
price IL materially higher.
The sun., 1919-04-23
liens April al; sttys. Morrison G. schin
SsO broadway ........-s----s. ...'SlVV
Bronx.

liens. April II; sttys Morrison G. schin,
ago Broadway .............-......tl 800
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
CLAY Av, 1852, o g, 27xso-Herman j.
Schumacher to Daniel + Farrell, IL W
lo2d st. April =; atty. Title Guar & 7
SAME fPRSoMPHRTiY.wm F cofdos t. t.
Helene F Sordes, l2is Hoe sv' .mnSSss
SANE rR AHP f5ty Farrell f e
VIM Cordes. i2is Hoe av. Apri,, q
Teller Ts% ~. W cor issth st, eox;0I
a as f fHls'i sv G co i s%ay Hp!
A,y constr ax ', 20 {. ROB, BsSs al
18th st. Long Island City. mtg 1890;
April is; atty. Title Guar a CO, iiddSS
MhRMIoN Av. 3, iss n iSith ct, 5ex
16s.4--wm ] Koch to Cath Hoyne. 2lso
La Fontaine av, mtg $4,000, April q;
ii5.6-Chas II Baker to winfield Man
agement Corpn, 256 Bway, mtg SlVv' .
900, April 81; atty A Norton; 2 aSo
LoRILLARp PL, s, isss . 50 ay;
25x1oo-Nicols De CriscenEo to Ln0s
April Is; atty. < kusslsro, al5 li,9,sn
viRaiNIA' Nv. io7:S.Frsnki Gass to jose
atty, r s Jarmuz. Isl 22sth st. ,ilot
PROSPECT Av. cor 15lst st; 81 ek
1oo--Louise Booss to barbara stader
atty, Lawyers T & T co. 100 Bway ..lot
1Harri.t c Garland 70 chas Lischke
1885 Cedar av. April 81; atty Lawyer,
Title a T Co, 100 Bway .,.....,. .No'
MORRIS PARK Av. s52-Bertha Barese
TO Tillie Hassel. s6s Il l6e 81, mt
5000, APT q; Atty. LAWYERS Title a 4
,si s So rs s, f y /. Eagle ay s1.ii?:.
Merle Frerck TO Abr NJ Brown. SS'
Atty. c Palits. li5 Bwsy.... sl0t
PROSPECT AN, 7oi, W 8, 2ixs5-Gaetant
Zampariello TO Bessie kupferman, ts'
Concord av, mtg sl0,7b0. Apr is; Atty
Arthur Bell. sal L itsth ct. $3.50: $40!
WEBSTER Az. w 8. rs Gun Hi! I'd
b42.2xles.tlxirreg to Gun Hill rd-Fan
ME A Dodge, extrx, to Malcolm Baxter
Jr; SO W soth ct. mtg $50, 900, Apr q
CHARLOTTE ST. lI2l. w s, 25xloo-
Rubin Birubach to Celia Aronofsky. a.
St Paurs pl mtg $4,000. Apr 2l-Atty
Title Guar a IT Co. i7s Bway tlOt
l7S ST, N y. S5.4. w DAILY av. 25x6sl-
Eva NJ Schroeder to Rebecca Levenson
slo &c l7sth st.. mtg $500 Apr %
Atty. Title Guar q T Co, 176 Bway. s1o'
MINNIEFoRD Av. s. s95 " Sutherland
av 2sxl0o--city Island Homes Inc, I,
Jas Sonneborn, AIS 9Th av, Apr 10
Atty, Title Guar & r Co, IL
iss sT' ass f. X 8. ,5.ioo.Perteo, Ho 4D
CO TO n q C Realty Co. 1850 Nassau
mtg $4,000. Abr Is; atty. Title Qua
& T Co, l76 Bway .. sIOl
The sun., 1919-04-23
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

GRAND CONCOURSE-Irvin Judes
bought from Edward Hurley the tax
payer, b0x60. on the west side of the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse. be-
tween 1921 and 1891 streets. It is
rented to automobile interests. Nathan
Wilson was the broker.
RIVER AVENUE-H. +. Byrnes sold
for Vogel & Schultz the two five-story
new law apartment houses, 10OxlOo.
at 22342240 Ryer avenue.
The sun., 1919-04-23
THEATRE TO COST 100000.

A theatre to seat 5000 is to be erected
on the site of the Albany moving picture
house, at the corner of Albany avenue
and st. Johns place. Brooklyn, by the
Albany Theatre Company. owners of the
land. The new amusement place will
place, and will cost about 100000.
Within week plans have been pre-
pared for three large moving picture
theatres on St. Johns place.
The sun., 1919-04-23
LIS PENDENs.


18TH ST, lls E-Alfred wendt agt John
II Campbell tspecihc performance
attys, Eikus, Vogel. Gleason a Pros
kauer.
23D ST, n $, 200 W LIST av, 1s9xes.s; 2sd st,
8, 2ls.9 LIST av, 1S.9x9S9 and parcel
beginning, in centre line OF block be-
tween ESD and cath SITS. 200 iHt av.
runs W 2Sx 2S,sx e 25x 23.s to beg
Jennie A Mapes agt Elvira Sinclair et
al tamended partition): atty, II A Vicu,
HOUSTON st, 8, 2s4.7 W LIST av, 25,4S
1Ol,5-Elizabeth p Lorlck agt william
Ossman ct al partition; atty, q V
Granger
sd AV. q. 27O.6 l7sth ST. 5llx9o--
Eugene NJ Travis. as Comptroller. agt
Gertrude Kane ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty G d Newton,
Sd Az, " 8. 2ls.4 17sth st. 5t1NeO-
Eugene NJ Travis, as Comptroller, agt
Gertrude Kane ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty, c d Newton.
PROSPECT Az, lsss--Msrtin NJ wohl agt
William Bender ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagebi atty, T L Ryan.
BOSTON ROAD. l5l0--Isidore l. TborneT
agt Hilda Realty co. Inc faction for spe-
clhc performance Of contract; attys
Lurie & FeinbeFg.
The sun., 1919-04-23
sTILLMAN HOME NOT SOLD.

According to a statement issued at the
Office of the Douglas Robinson. Charles
s. Brown Company, negotiations for the
sale of the former residence of the late
James Stillman. at East Seventy
second street. near Fifth avenue, have
not been completed This property was
reported yesterday as having been sold
TO John Sanford.
The sun., 1919-04-23
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Women's Suits to Cost
Fifth More in Fall

THAT women's suits and cloaks
for fall will cost from 20 to
rs per cent. more is indicated
by reports in the local wholesale APP
parel trade. Garment manufacturers
say that piece goods prices have ad-
vanced approximately 20 per cent.
during the last three weeks. and IL
this advance Is maintained they will
be compelled to charge moro
Demands in the market for post
Easter apparel show that straight line
coats are desired and that wider
skirts are favored.
The sun., 1919-04-23
PLAYHOUSE SOLD.

Henry Morgenthau Company sold 10
Edward Freund the theatre with stores,
1O9xl00, on the south side of 145th
street, known as 24o to 1852 West 145th
street. at present occupied by the Odeon
Annex. Frederick Hotchkiss was the
broker
The sun., 1919-04-23
store Deliverie. by AirpIane.

Merchandise delivery service by air.
plane between Newark and Asbury Park
will be inaugurated, beginning April
2s. by l.. g. Plaut & Co. of Newark.
This Is said to be the first time that
an ah2lane has been used as a con-
veyance by department store TO make
regular deliveries OF selected merchan-
disc to a large clientele on a definite
sch edula.
The sun., 1919-04-23
VIII Aid Discharged Soldiers.

Cooperat ting with the American Mil
linery Trades War Relief the Eastern
Millinery Association has established an
employment bureau to aid discharged
soldiers formerly in the millinery indus
try in this city to find new positions II
their old positions are no longer open
to them Theodore /. Sturtz. secretary
Of the assoc alton. rs sending letters to
members Of the association urging them
to cooperate
The sun., 1919-04-23
MECHANICS LIENS.


4TH ST. sl-s5 E-Samuel Cohen aRt Ma
trim Realty co. Inc, owner. Friedman
Contracting Co and Robert Friedman,
contractors -
s-ST ST 20 Flames Cassle agt SO
East 6lst st Co. Inc. owner; w Taylor
Middleton contractor. ............ .Sl'OVu
The sun., 1919-04-23
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

William A. White & Sons rented to
Sarah Ahern at an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000 the five story house,
50xs0, at 23 Park avenue.
Douglas L. Elliman& Co.. Inc. leased
for Lieut. Vincent Astor East Sixty
The sun., 1919-04-23
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat IL VEsEY STREET

BY Samuel Marx
GAP ST, $40 f. s. $50 W LIST av, 2jxlOO5
sty tint and strs-A T Miner Agt Boz
zufh Co ct al: due, sl2,936.Sl; taxes. SC,
34l, TO the Hilton Holding Corp. 81, 500
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
14TH ST. Ga Z, s, 1888 Q Avenue b, 26S
1888 Bty int and strs-Met Saw Bank
agt Gilmore Realty Co ct al; due, Sl2.-
ssLsS; taxes, sc, 372,27; TO the plain.
The sun., 1919-04-23
BEvERwYCk HOTEL LEASED.

The Van Damn Company. Inc, David
h. Van Damn president, leased for a
long term of years the Beverwyck Hotel
at SO and Al West Twenty-seventh street
a seven story structure between Broad.
way and Sixth, avenue.
The sun., 1919-04-23

2.OTH ST. COS E--Herman OH agi "
Frank Cannon ct al, June ~. 1918 ss5 .
pAIJSADE Az 3, at cor land estate
Isaac q johnson. lO5x269X irreg-A J
Ruschmann co sgt Eurana DE Bophia
et al Feb {. 1919. ....'-''' WV :
The sun., 1919-04-23

street to George A. Mussman. The prop
erty, valued at $4,000, was sold. with a
new lease, for Ave years to one tenant.
The sun., 1919-04-23
Special Despatch 20 THE SrN,

Special Despatch 10 THE SvN.
BosroN. Anr!l 22.-SeventY-two per
cent Of the offerings Of 2,750,000 pounds
of secured wool was disposed Of at to-
days Government auction. This rela-
lively poor showing for this market was
said TO be due 20 the prevalence Of small
and inferior lots. These conditions made
price comparisons difficult so far as the
inferior grades We're concerned, but the
more desirable woods brought prices well
above the Government minimum.
The sun., 1919-04-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


% Az. 'ts, mtg $4,000. divided into
thirtieths--Chas y Lee, eXr. to Thos q.
ct al; atty. VIM c Orr, 81 Chambers
81; assns. each.
The sun., 1919-04-23
BANK SELLS LOFT ON GRAND sT

The Bank for Savings has sold the Ave
story store and loft building at l29 and
131 Grand street. occupying a plot, 5Ox
so. at the southwest corner of Crosby
The sun., 1919-04-23
Yesterdays Fires

NJ Damagn
stein .......... ........... 1850
$50. broadway, j. Gordon, slight
S:5O-60l W, l6ith St, unknown slight
ll;OO-?5 V. 10Th 81 unknown slight
ll.30--l52d ~. and Jackson aN
bronx; fire in junk wagon
unknowm! ,,a..,.,,. Ii, Uukuowa
worth ana 10 cent store. Unknown
a,10--Mosholu Parkway and
Jerome av. Unknown. ,Unknowa
4i0-Inde penlpuce aV. and
Spuyteu pLyyu Parkway:
EdgehiN Ptrshyt'n Church Unkuox-u
The sun., 1919-04-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


l.1sT ST. $50 E-ClaremOnt Iron Works
agt John Mahon ct AL Mureh 80;
The sun., 1919-04-23
OFFERINGS TO RUYERs-

FOR sALE--I05 to zoo pieces silk Trlcot
any color. deliveries commencing June Isti
samples on request. BECKER, Amstsrs
dam. N, Y, or Gramercy l2te.
The sun., 1919-04-23

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
oszustw W kraju calym, z tych
$50 bylo W Chicago.
sMIERC VIA
ScIcIELA SKLADU
PTAKOW.

w t~ajemniczy sposob umarl
Frank Koutny, LEGACY lat 6S,
wiaSciciel skiadu ptakow pnr.
3z7S Archer ave. Z~naleziono go
wczoraj W poiudnie z poderzn,s-
tenn gardiem.
Parma Jessie Balding, z pnL
% S. Sacramento Blvd, ktora pie
legnowaia go, gdy byi chorym, a
ostatnio pomagaia mt W opiekv-
waniu sic 800 kanarkami, pray
byia wczoraj do skladu W poiud-
ME, lecz wejsG ME mogia, gdyz
drzwi byiy zamkniete i wewnatrz
ME byio sladu wlaSciciela. Parma
Balding udala sic pc pomoc do
w. G. Pfeiffera, agenta realno-
sciowego pnr. 1882 Archer ave-,
ktory wszed, przez lyle okno. Ga
10 Koutnego znaleziono W suite
renach, gdzie byto podparte @
drzwi do suteren z wewnetrznej
strony.
Panne Balding przytrzymano
ma STACEY policyjnej z powodu jej
dziwnego postepowania. Welding
Pfeiffera szukala czegoS we wiel-
kim zegarze mad drzwiami, a ma
stepnie rsdaia sic do kuchni j WIS
Ia $40 z garnka kuchenncEo
M6wila do Pfeiffera, IL Koutny
jej powiedziaI, re ma $500 ukryte
W zegarze, a wiecei jeszcze W
garnku.
Mic ME znaleziono W mieszka-
niu zamordowanego, CODY mogio
rzucie jakiekolwiek swiatio ma
tajemnicza smiert, procz kilku O.
krwawionych znakow palcow ma
Scianie blisko schod6w, wioda--
cych do suteren.
Policya dowiedziaia sic o smier
ci przypadkowo, gdy przybyla
ola zbadania raportu o rabunku
pnr. 3275 Archer ave. Wtedy jej
powiedziano o tajemniczej smier
CT w sasiednim budynku.
Wezwano natyehmiast eksper-
tow, zbadali znaki palc6w | zdjs-
Ii fotografie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
2 c VOGLA, ZABoJ-
CY HOSNY.

Pred sedzia kryminalnym Ka-
vanagh toczy sic process G.. Vogla
kt6ry zabii detektywa J. Hosna.
Wczoraj obroncy Vogla wywo
iali niespodzianke, gdy oswald
czyli pc egzamhnacyi o~statniego
swiadka obtony, il Vogel ME be-
die powoiany do skiadania ze-
znah. Kilkunastu policyantow
czekaso W przedsionku, azeby pc
zeznaniach Vogla wy5awic, CO
wiedza o jego karyerze jake zio-
dzieja kieszonkowego, lecz ponie-
waz Vogel ME bedzie powosany
do zeznan, ci policyanci take ME
beds zeznawali.
Vogel oswiadczyi cheipliwie.
re sic ME obawia tych policyan.
tow, gdyz Una ich jake grafte-.
row, ktorym piacii graft, gdy byl
ziodziejem kieszonkowym, ! wszy
stko jest gotow wyjawic.L cd
pieciu lat idzie rrosta droga i
prowadzi zycie uczciwe. CO do
Hosny, Vogel twierdzi, re ten ME
PROFESSIONALLY go. ia wiele wod-
XII i revolver pod reka, OTTO glow
ne powody strzelaniny' - mowii
Vogel.
Strzelanina nastapiia we wy
szynku Paddy the Bear" Ryana,
kt6ry zeznai W sadie, re byl W
tylnym pokoju W czasie strzela-
niny, podczas gdy ~poprzednio
miai powiedziet, IL ME byi "a
,,bara'. Sprawl bedzie dis Cd
dana W rece sedzi6w przysieg-
iych.
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Wa1N0 zawiad0mieniG
" SpraWie MaRifGstaGyi
KOSGiuSzkOWSkiej,

Szanowne Gminy Zwiazku Ma
rodowego Polskiego, rowassy-
silva narodowe i koScielne, orga-
nizacye i wszelkie zespoiy oraz
osoby interesowane, ktore dotych
czas ME ziozyiy swych sprawl
zdan ! dochod6w z odebranych u
rzedowych znaczkow pamiatko-
wych Manifestacyi Ko5ciuszkow-
skiej, dnia 1go czerwca, racza TO
uczyniG jak najwczesniei ably
g}6wny komitet zajmuiacy sic u
rzadzeniem tel uroczystosci, mogi
prace swe zakohczyc, oglosie pu
b1icznie lie pieniedzy zebrano i
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z EAST GROVE, ILL.

We wtorek dnia logo czerwca b. T,
o godzinie 10tej rano, W kosciele Najsw.
Maryi Fanny G~ostyhskiej w uroczei
~miejscowosd zwanej East Grove, III.
(Gostyn) p1btcgsiawiony zostal doz-
gonny zwiazek maitenskf p. Jozefa Be-
kowskiego, Z West HamnoaI, ILL.,, z
panna stanisaawa Antkowiak, corka
PIP. Mtchaia 1 Frsnciszh Antkowiak6w
starych 1 z~as3pzonych wiarusow - pol
skiego przedmiescia Gostynia. Aktu &c.
remonii slubnej dope{nil X. Xlkasz
Swistkowsh G. R., proboszcz miejsco-
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wy. Miodozencom druibowali: Pan
Jozcf Maciejewski, dfugpletui przyja-
ciel PAN, m3odego, z panna Wiktorya
Antkowiak, siostra panny miodeJ I pan
Antoni Mysz, z PARMA Rozalil BIichs-
nk z Gostynia. Dana honorowa byia
panra Maryanna AntA WAX, siostra
penny mfodej. W 2 a SO Mszy sw., pie
knie Spiewaly ma ch6rze dzieci szkoine
pod umiejetna dyrekcya siostry Orga-
nistk. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W Sci
Stem kolku rodzinnym W domu matki
PAM mlodej. Panstwo mIodzi zamie-
szkaja ma stale W West Hammond,
III. Model a dobranej pare, zasylamy
serdeczne 4yczenia Szczesc Bo4e!
Okolica Tosty6 jest przewaznie cry
sto-polska osada, gdzie ludek nasz acz-
kolwiek p~racowity 1 pobozny utrzymu-
je maiy, skromny koSci6iek, gdzie tym-
czasowo zarzadza MIN X. KukaSz SWAT
kowski c. R., dawniejszy asystent Ma
ryanowa. Jest tam oko1o 70 rodzin pol
skich, kt6rzy pracujac cieAko ma W
utrzymanie, pracuja reka W reke zgod-
ME z X. proboszczem, a taxa praca
zazwyczaj wydaje dobry rezultat; 10
gdzie panuje zgoda, tam bio
gos}awieGstwo Bo&e splywa ma parafie.