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ENGAGEMENTS

BAER-JOSEPH-M and Mrs. Alexander
Joseph, 2345 Broadway, announce the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Beatrice. to
Mr.. Harry Baer. son of Mrs. Mary Baer
At home Sunday March 16, 3 to p. m
No cards
BOCK-HARRIS- and Mrs. Jacob Har-
rs, of 5i3 West 1G2d St, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Estelle, to Mr.
Hugo Book of Philadelphia.
iN-MANSEVICH-Mr Harriet
Mansevich, of West 120th st.. Manhattan
announces the betrothal of her daughter.
Lilinn Ethel, to Mr.. Meyer Glickstein. of
Brooklyn. N. Y. No cards
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
MARRIAGES

FINKENBERG-J0NAs-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
M. Jonas, 745 Riverside Drive. announce
Mr.. Edward Finkenberg, Wednesday
March 5, Hotel Majestic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Talbot
33l East 31st st., announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Mabel, to Stephen
" Merritt.
ROTH-SCHWARTZ-- and Mrs B.
York City, announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Helen, to Mr.. Bernard Roth,
of Jersey City. on Sunday, March .,
1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
JAMES c. GORNIAN

BALTIMORE, March 9.-James C.
German, former president of the Bal
timore Chamber of Commerce and un-
til recently director of shipping from
Baltimore under the United States
Shipping Control Board, died to-day as
the result of a nervous breakdown. He
was former official Of the Atlantic
Transport Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
FREDERICK HOBART

Frederick Hobart, seventy-six years
ola, who was prominent in mining en-
sistant editor of "The Mining Engin-
eering Journal Of this city, died yes
terday at his home, 81 Beech Street
Flushing, L. l. He was born in New
York City and was graduate OF the
New York City College. He was a
member Of the Alphi Delta Phi Society
and the Canadian Mining Institute Of
Canada
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
JAMES FEEHAN

James Fechan, uncle of Joseph P.
Iumulty, private secretary to Pre- sident
Wilson, died at 800 York Street, Jersey
City. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Feehan
was sixty-tve years old. He was made
a member of the police force in 1884
and retired in 1918. Feehan lived with
Philip Tumulty, n brother Of the Pres
ldent's secretary. He leaves one son.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
LOUIS SCHUSSLER

Louis Schussler, president of the
Acme Scow Company and until recent
ly treasurer of the Phoenix Sand and
Gravel Company, died yesterday at his
home, 725 Riverside Drive. Funeral
services will be held at the Campbell
Funeral Church tomorrow. Mr.. Schuss-
ler is survived by his wife.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

CITY ISLAND, n. Y. March 9 Steamers
Pawnec. Boston for New York to tho Eastern
Steamship CORPORATION. With merchandIise; , lake Lake
Yomesscc. Boston FOR Norfolk A. d. McTier, Boston
for Norfolk Lexington Boston for Sewell's Point )
Inland. Portsmouth. \. H., for baltimore schooner
John B. Norris Vineyard Haven for New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

Commodore Bourne had many busi-
ness interests in this city, but always
maintained keen interest in his two
favorite avocations, music and yacht
ing. He had a large pipe organ in
stalled in his home on Indian Neck
farm. His gift of S5OO,0OO in 1914 to
found an endowment for the choir
school of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine was made with the whimsical
condition that he be an honorary mem
Der of the choir. In his youth he had
sung in the choir at Trinity Church.
He was commodore of the New York
Yacht Club from 1902 to 1905. 1t was
the desire of the club that he should
serve again, but at the election of Off
GERS for 1906 he declined to permit the
use of his name
When Comm odore Bourne reln-
qushed his office to Commodore Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, the New York Yacht
Club was said to be the greatest yacht
ing organization in the world
There hangs in the club a portrait
of Commodore Bourne, painted by
George R. Boynton, of this city It is
a splendid likeness Of the man who did
SO much for the club.
Commodore Bourne was always at
the fore in the interest of American
yachting, and in 1900, with Vice Com
modore Belmont, Vice Commodo
James Stillman and Oliver H. Payne,
he formed syndicate to build the
Constitution, as a competitor for the
defence of the Americas Cup, which
Sir Thomas Liptons Shamrock II failed
to get away from the club and Co.
lumbia
Commodore Bourne's steam yacht
Colonia was one of the finest vessels
in the fleet, but only one Of several
yachts that its owner kept. Before he
bought the Colonia from the late Com
modore Clarence A. Postley he owned
the Reverie, in which he made many
long cruises.
Commodore Bourne had many fnan-
cial interests and was president of the
Singer Manufacturing Company for
nearly eighteen years, resigning in
1905 because OF the pressure of other
business. He remained on the board of
directors. At the time of his resig-
nation as president he had been with
the company twenty-five years, starting
as clerk in the Office of the late
Alfred Corning Clsrk, and by dint of
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
FOREIGN PORTS

PERRIN, March Passed; Steamer Kasama
.Brl. New York via Oran and Port Said for
l; TAsTNEr; March Mar ~ 3.Passsa; Steamer Kras-
n0S OH York f0i nss Steamer var
DAM. Norfolk for Denmark.
LIZARD. March 7.-Passed: Steamers cranmore
rIUNs.NE, March Passed: Steamer Antillian
NAPLES. March l.-salled Steamer Racoosinl
dsI ~Ilyc s%Ha ,ST, Icy fOr orHyrs' >,..,n
YOKOHAMA. March 4-sacd: Steamer Korea
Ni Hong ssns ssn ssams4
NsFn G1nkAHrin ap Tsm %rs Galsua s'aS ss.u.-
BARBADOS. March 5-sailcd: Steamer Caxias
sis1. Braz1. mrcm % Santos ard Rio Janeiro) New York
,Ds 1a55I s MSTs sssiled Steamer aus
soUTlAMPToN. % March '''0 S..saIed NtT 'ofE Steamer
&C GLAsGow. March s.-sailed Steamer Limcleas
n- hoNpoN. % March 7.nsallcd Steamer Batsford
IltLL. March iEsalod: Steamer Hornby Castle
1asa ras spss ss0 Ssw of.sn. Schooner
nAIlIA nLAScA. March 2msailed: ss Schooner
oahlSy eh4,tx 6 GnrIIs ,1ns Nq[fSk p via Rio Janero
Inerid brodin (swed). Fcrnandlna via Norfolk and
Vine Sew Orleans % via Marssies Steamer Brandy
TniESTE March 6.--Arrivcd; Steamer Cairn-
valona tBr.). Portland. Me- via Gibraltar
BAiilA. March 6-Arryed: Steamer Ieersum
'ppt1 Port Arthur via Barbados and Pernnmbuco
ROTTERDAM. March 6 = Arrived: Steamer
Wleldrecht lDut.). New York.
,,- LEirll, March 7.-Arriycd: Steamer Rapidan
gina 8r. Boston. sailed sth steamers Marris- M
burg. New York: Potomac (BrD. New York, Nhode
FAYAL. March 7-Arrived: Steamers Sahara
E8raz Mnrseillcs via barcelona for New York Ten
gincs damagcd).
GntENoCK. ,5n March 7:-Arrivcd: Steamer War
l.. PLyMouTM March s.-Arrived: Steamers Brit
John. \. b.
,oTA,I TTA,LMouTn March s-Arr!ycd. Steamer West
Cobalt, Portland Ore. via Balboa aud Norfolk
GENOA. Feb. 20: Sailed; Steamers Skulda
tNor.l. New York: Teresa Accame utal.). Hamp-
ton Roads
s.AvoNA Feb 2s- Sailed: steamcr Wimbledon
(Br.l. Hampton Roads
GIBRALTAR. Feb. 2S.-Sailed: Steamer loan
mis- Greek. Halifax, n s.
BALBOA. March 9.-Arrived: Steamer War Xiii
mar. Victoria. b. G. for London; West Cornm
Portland. orc. tov New York: schooner I.berto
lfrg. Tacoma for gulf port. Sailed: Steamer
La rrlmera. San Francisco.
,ChiSTupAL, March o-Arrivel: Steamers Cal
ulu (Br), New York for Brisbane Sllvcrado Phia-
cdlphia via Norfolk for Pearl fIarbor Sailed ::
Steamers Allianca. New York Lako Wilson, New
YORK: Noord Brabant (Dutohl. Cfrom Antofagastal ,
New York; Caribbean tBr). Cartagena; schooner
eneral General Gal.ieni (Nr). (trom San Trancisco> New
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
AMERICAN PORTS

NEW ORLEANS. March o.-Clcared: Steamer
Nopt9i PORTS ';tIs EADs. March o-Arrved Steamers
Cudrun Dan). Vera Cruz: Lakeland. Cieniuegos
Manasua tN!cj. Blqeatlds; Santa CIristina. West Vest
Haia YORK lopnet 2rsS Cape Graeas Nicarasua Lake
Winona. Porto Rico Uessan (Br.l Liverpool Vil!er
lSwed.), Gothcnburs, via Norfolk; West"ego, La
rHILADELPiuA. March 9-Arrved: George W.
Clyde. New York; schooner Frank A. Morey Say-
KEEDy ISLAND. Del. March a--The bark At
s"gs Is ssFoand s at pd%Ba TSm oos Tor La rA''
GAI.vEsToN Tax March s-saed: Schooner
JAetNsoSvILTH. March e-sailed: Steamers
REV wsr s MagsG n ro H Ys s,s.ms. n s%
New York (and sailed for Galyeston)
seams4 cSgSsxa Boston aaa MrFe sailed cA
sonvillc) -llgiers. Port Tampa. Sailed: Steamer
PoRTLAND' '5 Mcl, March a-Arrivcd: Steamers
Arnoldo DnbFcscs GtaL) Leshorn via Norfolk
AqFa9 sAVAHSAh SS NGli0ih Sa March e-Arrvea Motor
schooner Frat Ernite FrD. Savannah for Nantes
tput back machinery damased) Sailed: Steamer
DELAWARE BnEAKwATER. Del. March O.
Pissed up March S steamer Herm GNorl R9ttor
s. steamers Lake Marion. philadelphia for New
Pqrt News @ Tokwa @ MARI |ep1 PhIIadcIpha for
epha for Gibraltar Cfor orders S1arch O. steamer
i'Qnnaton rhiladelpha for Houston o,...
Norfolk. Sailed steamer Lake Delaney, New
B}ALTIMeRE. March 9 - Arrived: Steamers
Bfattingsborg DAM. Lisbon: Gratavae (BrD,
Greenock; Lake Benton. New York; Lisonier
Tampco; Ceres NDut.). Norfolk; barge Mononsa-
hea, Tampico. Sailed: Steamer Munwood. Now
York.
CAPE HENRY. Va. March o.--Passed out from
baltimore: Steamers Cbao (Nor). Port Antonio
Berwyn. Liverpool via Savannah: Akaid. Falmouth
EATON ROUGE, La. March 9.-Sailed Steamer
Lutetian (Br.), Dunkirk.
MOBILE. Ala. March 9.--Arrived: Steamer
MunlsIs. New Orleans Sailed: Steamer Dalsada,
New York
PENSACOLA. Fla. March o--Soilcd Steamer
Wasco New York; schooner Winncgance. Tampa.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth, Engagement, Marriage, Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion in the next
days paper. Just call
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
Forecast, for Special District,

Forecasts for Special Districts
, southern New England and Eastern New York
fnlr and colder tomorrow: Tuesday, probably fair
- Easiorn Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Deawarc-
fair and colder 10 morrow Tuesday. probably fair
Western fennsylvania-F and somewhat warm
or TO- morrow Tuesday. cloudy. probably becoming
unsettled. s
n Western New York-Partly cloudy tomorrow
tuesday. cloudy. probably becoming unsettled MOI
much change in temperature.
Temperatures
TIC following official record shows temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours in colnna
with tho corresponding date Of last year
1919 1918 1n1o 1918
a. m..'.... 20 ri =. m........ Is Il
20 =. III hi's...... - 44) r. 7n........ 81 aS
IL m ........ 81 44lll D. n.... az
Highest. 80 degrees at 400 p m
Lowest. 80 degrees at 800 IN.
Average. 46 degrees
Average snmc date last year. AZ degrees
Average same date for SO years So dcgrces
Humidity
a. m. .e8 l p. SO ID n
Barometer Readings
a. m. .20,S2 u. m. 20. 80 8 D. m 20 IA
Local Forecast
Fair and colder today to morrow probably fair
west gales. diminishing.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
Commodore Bourne
Famous Yachtsman
Dies at Island Home
Was President of New York
Yacht Club Three Years;
Endowed Choir School:
Had Large Bushes S

OAKDALE, L. l., March s-Freder
ick Gilbert Bourne, ex-commodore of
the New York Yacht Club, who was
one Of the foremost yachtsmen of the
world fifteen years ago, died to-day at
his home, Indian Neck Hall, near here.
He was sixty-eight years old and had
been in poor health for long time.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

To-day
Vessel Port. Mail closes. Vessel sails.
Caronia. Liverpool. ...... 8 100 AM l2.ooM.
Mexico. Havana. ........ 100 An u 90 NJ.
Sboney Brest .... 1900 NJ
Lancaster Brest . .. 200 PM
J. Luckenback Brest .. J. OU NJ
Tomorrow
Ubcraba Brazil. ....... ZOO AM 1000 AM
General II. f. Hodges
Cristobal ............12:3o AM 300 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
ON neraturcs

Tie following official record shows temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours in counarisnn
WIN tho corrcspondnH date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
CrOwder Sees
Selfish Motive
In Ansell's Act

Continued from page
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Shipping News
Port of New York
Miniature Almanac

Sun Uses 6:l7 Sun 5,56
Moon rises (p m.) 12:l1 Moon sets a. nj 2:2O
High Water
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Tomorrow


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New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

OGDEN-Harret Emily, widow of Aaron
Ogden, at st. Lukes Hospital, March s.
1919. Funeral services at the chapel Of St
Lukes Hospital Tuesday, March IL, at II
o'rlCcl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
OUTGOING STEAMERS

To-day
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

that of men 5000 miles from the field
of action is certainly the voice of the
nation on the punishments that
should be meted out to men who i'm
| neril its honor and its safety
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

himself and General Ansell and the
popular agitation over alleged mistreat-
meut of soldiers, General Crowder
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

March 8, 1919. Anna E.,
daughter of the late Rev A. Kuehne
Funeral services on Monday evening
March 10, at the residence of her sister
Mrs. Henry j. Wehlc 112 Grand av.
Jamaica, l.. l., at 8 o'clock. Interment
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

MASON-On Saturday. March 8. at her late
residence, 955 Lexington av.. Mary Mason,
daughter of Ersk;ne Mason. D. D., ard
Mary McCorskey. Funeral Tuesday morn
ing at II 80 O'Clock. Interment Green
wood Cerreterv
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

STEW WART-Willam Albert, beloved bus-
band of Mabel Eaton and father Of John
b.. Kenneth d.. and Isabel L. Stewart, at
his home, Saturday. March s. after n
lingering illness. Funeral services at his
late residence. 1890 Washington av.,
Bronx. Monday, March 10, at 8 p. m
Irter0,oD+ yriyoto --'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10

MAHAN-On Saturday March s. at his
late residence, 1857 Dean ST.. Brooklyn,
Joseph Henry, beloved husband of Mar
garetta Mahan tnee Hayward) and father
Of j. Hayward Mahan and Mrs Mar
guerite Mahan Richards, in his 18th year
Funeral services at his home, Monday,
March TO- at 80 D. M
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I Wieczorka WSzpi.
ta|u POISkim

Wieczorki urzadzane cd cZasu dc
czasu przez pania Agnieszke NeriDg, "
szpitalu Polskim Matki Bozej Q Ma
zaretu, PREY ulicach n. Leavitt 1 Had
don avenue, SO wielce pozadane 1 mi
Ia rozrywka zar6wno dla Ronwales'
centGw, jake i Ola internatu zakladu.
Taxi wieczorek odbyi sic przeszlej
niedzieli wobec ~publicznosci sDczelnie
zapeiniajacej sale wykiadowa szpitalaY
Wieksza Geese programu zloay}a sic
2 w~ystepGw uczennic i uczni0w PAM
Neringowej, a kaady wywolywa} entu-
zyastyczne Oklaski re strony widow l
siuchaczy. Uro1maicaly one wieczorek
/ bawily doskonale.
o nastroju podniosIym by}y wystepy
artystki-skrzypaczki, PAM Konstancyi
Krenz-Knoch / spiewy p. Jana Neringa,
~popularnego tenora, kt6re o~wacyjnie
prZyjeto.
Ma wstepny numer grady IA forte
pianie panny Helena i J6zefina Gary
antysiewicz6wny. Choir szkoly PAM Ne
ring odspiewa{ Poke Patryotke'
Malfka, ..Pobudke', Paula / ..Polski
Synowie", Zmidzihskiego. - Mlodziut-
kie uczennice " strojach pielegniarek
wystapiIy " fadnym obrazku 2 lale-
czkami a wesoIy dyalog ..Czyja wilma
slicznie odegrali i OdSpiewali Lorcia
Turalska I Bronek Hibner. Malowni--
Gym by{ taniec karnawa3owy. " kt6-
rym rel wodzila Wanda Wajrowska.
Ze w%dziekiem wykonane zostaly tahce
programowe, a na wielka pochwa}e "a.
s{uguja tahce artystyczne panienek. Ce-
cylii Scheffler6wny, Heleny Bunkow-
skiej. Heleny Modrzejewskiej. Gertru-
dy Rutkowskiej. Alwiny Nowak6wny |
Loretty Turalskiej.
W spiewach solowych podobaly sic
bardzo, parma Marya Obarska, W Ma
zurze ~pozegnalnym' D~embihskiego /
parma Anatolia Jarnru}owicz W
,,Spiewie Kwiaciarki".
Piekny wieczorek zkonczyfa PAM
Nering odspiewanlem hymn6w i po-
budek Wolnej Polski pre- z Choir swych
uczennic, do kt6rego Gala publicznosc
entuzyastycznie sic p~rzyiaczyfa.
Doch61 2 drobnej opiaty wstepneso
wynoszacy trzydziesci dolar6w poswic-
ella PAM Nering ma rzecz umeblowa-
MIA pokoju rekrearyjnego W szpitalu
Matki Boaej ola chorych dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

cagoskiego Stowarzyszenia Han
dlowego ,reprezentantami pism
obcojezycznych W klubie Union
League Club PREY rogu ulic
Jackson blvd. i Clark. Procz
cz}onkow subkomitetu obecni by
Ii reprezentanci pism polskich
(trech gfownych dziennikow),
pism czeskich, serbskich, skan--
dynawskich i t. d.
Sprawl amerykanizacyi oma-
wiana byia wr6znych fazach.
Subkomitet proponowai, azeby
pisma obcojezyczne byiy take
W czesci redagowane W jezyku
angielskim. Prosif kooperacyi
pism obcojezycznych W szerze-
niu idea}6w amerykanskich, w
zaznajamianiu swych ~czytelni--
kow z instytucyami amerykan--
skiemi, ~ zachecaniu do uczenia
sic jezyka angielskiego i do ma
turalizacyi. Subkomitet takze
przedfozyf afisze, przeznaczone
ola umieszczenia W fabrykach i
wszelkich zakiadach ~przemysio-
wych, gdzie zatrudnieni So ro--
botnicy cudoziemskiego pocho--
GDenia, wzywajace ich, azeby sic
jak najwczesniej dali %naturalizo--
wac.
O lie MONA osadzic, praca
subkomitetu amerykanizacyi
jest W czesci duplikacya, a W
czesci ciagiem dalszym piracy ko-
mitetu naturalizacyi z Iona tego
Stowarzyszenia, kt6ry bardzo
Observe bahama ~prowadzii W le-
Gle r. 1915.
Policyant bohaterem. :. E. -.
w. Schultz re STACEY Grand
Crossing, kt6ry dnia 22-go sty-
cznia zwolniony zostai z armii
amerykanskiej pc s}uzbie W
Camp Kearney, CAL, daremnie
pragnac wysiania ma front do
Francyi, wczoraj pokaza} w Chi
ca}o, IL ma W sobie dusze boha-
terra.
Przechodzac obok stacyi nafty
Standard Oil Co: PREY Marquette
Road blisko South Park ave-,
p~rzylapaf tam dwoch rabusiow.
Stacya zawiadurje P. Murphy,
czlowiek W podeszlym wieku, by
ly Policyant. Rabusie ma widok
policyanta wybiegli re STACEY, wy
palili do niego z rewolwerow i
wsiedli do automobilu, ktory stall
przed stacya. Policyart aczkol--
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LISTY DOODEBRANIA

BacznoSc! w redakcyi naszej
So do odebrania listy Cd zolnierzy
lane nam swego czasu do Jamie
szczenia w ,,Dzienniku", a ME o.
debrane; miedzy innymi sa tam
.;sty. nalezace do nizej wymie--
lionych:
X. Stanislaw Weglarz, 1912
Wegg ave-, East Chicago, Ind.
OF. Leon Markowski, 1888 n.
Ridgeway ave-, Chicago.
OF. Jozef Aleksander Sas.
PAM Maryanna Konarzycka,
Chicago.
Oh. Jozef Niemiec, Julian str,
Chicago.
Parma P. Jarka, 1901 n: Ash
land ave., Chicago.
PAM Moraczewska, Lake Club,
Mich.
Oh. Fir. Wcisio, 1923 So. Rock
we'll str, Chicago.
PAM Marya Kasianowska, 5133
So. LOOMS str, Chicago.
Podajemy do wiadomosci, re IL
sty te bedziemy trzymali tylko do
l5go marca - poczem beda znisz
czone; kto zatem z wyzej wymie-
uionych odebrac prag1ie swoj list,
MECH sic zglosi ME zMlekajac do
5iura Nacz. Redaktora, albo ma
deSle znaczki pocztowe (5c), a
Est bedzie mt odesiany.
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JEFFERSON PARK.

w niedziele. dnia Ego marca b.. r.
odby{ sic odpurst w parafii sw. Konstan-
cyl, kt6rej proboszczem jest Y. Alex
sander Knittcr, 2 okazyi Swieta patron.
XII parafii. Parafianic dobrze pojeli do.
niosioSc teso naboze1Stwa koSci6i
ami ma chwile pr0Anym ME byl. Niemal
GAIA parafia przystapila do Stolu Par
Skiego. ~Nabozehstwo uroczyste rozpo'
czeio sic o godzinie Sci rano. kt6re cd
prawii y. Rektor Wladysiaw Zapala
c. r. Sumo 0 godzinie 10-tej odprawiI
y. Alcksander Knitter, a sfowo Bohe
wyglosii Y. Rektor W. Zapala G. Il
Popo1udniu o godzinic > 80 odbyio sic
uroczyste poswiecenie Krzyia sw., o.
fiarowanego do kO$ciola przez familiG
Prockich. szlachctnych fundator6w tam
~tciszej parafii. Aktu poSwiecenia do,
konaI Y. Jan Sobieszczyk c. r.. Z para.
fiji Sw. Stanislawa Kostki. kt6ry "a
raZem wypowiedziaf wzrusZajace kaza
ME o znaczeniu Krzyia Sw. Pc kaza-
niu odby}a sic koronka / biosoSiawien
stwo NajSw. Sakramentu. kt6rc odpra-
viii Y. kubiaczyk e. r.. z JackOwa.
POdcZas nabozehStwa o godzinie Sci i
p%opoIudniu. Spiewaf Choir dzicci szkoi
nych. pod przewodnictwem Si0Str Ma.
uczycielek. Podczas sunny Spiewa} "a
Choir pa%rafialny, kt0ry wykonai Mszl
l~acinska. Na Offertorium piekllic solo
o~dSpiewafa parma Klara Kosinska. kt6
ra juz ]wielokrOtny daia dOw6d spiewu
wtamtejszej parafii. Ch6rowi parafial
menu nalezy sic u~znanie. jakotez Szczc
"a pochwaie. ma kt6ra sobie zasiuzyi
podczas ~uroczystosci odpustowej. Dyry-
gentem jest p. Wiadys}aw Fificlski.
Siostrom .,Notre Damkom' nalezy sic
siOwa %serdecznej podzieki i wdzieczno-
Sci "a prace okoIO prz~yozdobienia o}ta-
rzy W wOnne kwiecie ! palmy. Opr6cZ
powyZej wymieniOnych kapian0w, PREY
byl do pomocy y. proboszczowi W stu
chaniu spowiedzi Sw.. Y. MszanOwski.
kapelan Domu Macierzynskiego, Si6str
N~azaretanek. W Desplaines, Ill. Uro---
czystoSc odbyla sic z nadzwyczaj gle
boka gorliwoscia. pefna / ochocza mi
loscia TAX re strOny duchowienstwa.
jakotez re strony parafian, kt0rzy pc
krzepieni zostali laska Boza, tym zdro
jem czystym. kt6ry prowadzi dusze ma
sze do Kr0lestwa BOhego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05
Pierwszy Polski
Congressman
Adv Jan c. Kleclka I Mil
Haukss obsjmujs kTzssIu pO-
salskis v stOicy kraju.

Washington, ID. G. 4 marca. -
q dniem dzisiejszym rozpoczyna sic
termin urzedowania adv. Jana C.
Kleczki z Milwaukee, jake kongres-
mana z ~czwartego dystryktu vision
zyhskiego. Pan Kleczka jest pierw-
Sym Polakiem, wybranym do Kon-
gresu amerykanskiego. Jake jedyny
Polak W kongresie. bedzie on ME
jake Professionalism calej Polonii
amerykanskiej. do niego tez Pola-
cy re wszystkieh czesci kraju beda
mogli sic zwracaG W sprawach pol
skich: p. Kleczka jest obznajmiony
20 sprawami polskiemi i nieraz przyj
die mu zabracN CLOS W kwestyach,
~dotyczacych Polski.
Karyera polityczna kongresmana
Kleezki datuje sic cd roku 1909, W
kt6rym zostai obrany senatorem
stanowym: miai on w0wczas lat %
I by} .najmlodszym senatorem " le-
gislaturze wiskonzynskiej; W JESSIE
nj zeszlego roku Patryotyczna Lisa
Kongresowa, zlozona z wybitnych
Amerykan6w, ~wysunela p. Kleczke
ma kandydata do kongresu dajac mu
slime poparcie: dzieki so~lidaruoSci
stu ~tysiecznej Polonii milwaukee,
1 pomocy Amerykan6w - p. Klecz-
ka pokonal pro-niemieckiego socya-
l~istycznego kandydata niemal pieciu
tysiacami glos6w.
Pan Kleczks nalezy do partyi re-
publikaiskiej. lecz " k%ongresie kie-
rowac sic bedzie dobrem og6iu, ME
wzgledami partyjnemi, ola sprawy
zaS polskiej uczyni lyle, lie mu sif
starczy.
Kongresman Kleczka jest zonatv
| ma troje dzieci. We Westinghouse
biuro jego mieSci " House of Re-
personalities Office Building, " W
Milwaukee pnr. asa Mitchell utica.