davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
Spiewacy Bacznose!

Ninieiszem zawiada miam ch6ry u
kregu Igo 2, Sp, P. re odbedzie s~e
posiedzcnie reorganiZacyjne " nledzlc-
Ie. dnia 3-go paadziernika o godzinie
2:SO DO poludniu " pawilouie parxu
PnIasSfego. Ma posiedzeniu TEN zaiat-
wioue beda sprawy jak naStspuje: -
wyh6r zarzadu ma Okreg Illinois, wy
6 daty i miejsca na nastepny zjazd
okreeowy, sprawo0danie z ostatniego
koncertu okregowego, zakreslenie ski
c1 piracy Gla ch6row tegoA Okresu, po-
satem zaiatwionem bedzie caly see
reg spraw Sclsle polaczonych z naszem
Okregem. Obecnie cas wakacyjny skon
CYL sic, vice po w~ypoczynEu 2 nowym
zasobem sill i eRergii zabra6 sic wsp6i-
ME musimy do dalszej choc mozolneJ
iecz milej piracy, DO ma niwte Piesni
Polskiej. Ola tego tez niniejszem uprzej
mic prosze zarzady ch6row Okresu l.
wv. So. Pol, ateby ich ch6ry " kom-
plecie by}y obene ma powyAszem po-
siedzeniu, a mianowicie: Choir DebiG-
skiego z Pullman, Romanowskiego z
So. Bend, Harmoula i 2wiazku Polek
2 La Sale, Ill. Moniuszko q Hawthorne
i z Chicago: Chopin, Flharmonia,
Halka. Kafina, Dudziarz, Warsza wiacy,
zwiazku Polek, Filomeni, Lira | Wisla,
take mile beda widziani reprezentan-
q chorow ME n~alezacych do Wv. Spie-
wak6w Polskich.
Cora Piesn. .. .
Roman j. GoszcIyisfi, prezes
zwiaz. Spiew, Pol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.

Wsch6d siOhca o godztnie GAS.
Zach6d slonca o godzinie $50.
-
Pogoda " Chicago 1 okolicy: W
sobote pogodnie, " niedEiele prawdo-
podobnie niestaIa pogoda. Tempera-
tura podnosi SIG. Wiatr przeohodzi
W swieiy pofudniowy.
y
Temperature DOLBY m%inionei: MAI.
uyisza wczorat o god5. 9 pcpoludniu,
81 stopni. naIntiszs o godZ. 9 rano,
Al stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
KALENDARZYK

Dzis, sobota 2 pa6dziernfka: Sw.
Aniol6w Str6d6w.
Jutro, niedziela- 8 pa~6dzierDikA:
SE. Kandyda Mecz.
Dzewietnasta niedziela pc Zielo-
nych Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: % Szacie Godowej."
.Pojutrze, p~oniedEialek, 4 pazdzier
uika: Sw. Franciszka Seraf.a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
NOTATM REP0RTERA

czy sic wszyscy do tego zastosowy--
wuja to pytanie? Me! Wielu i bardzo
wielu j~eszcze pozostajs gluchymi ma
to volcanic. Jeszcze dis / iutro mo-
ga zakupic bondy CT, ktorzy dotad
j~eszcze ME zakupili. Kupujcie bon
dy P.P.P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
Z MARYANOWA.

w ubiegla srode o godzinie lei po-
Fpoludniu, odbyI sic vice dzieci s1kol-
nych " sail parafialnej Natsw. Ma
ryi Fanny Anielskiej, ma Rtorem miej-
scowy proboszcz X, Francisze& Gordon
C. R., przedstawi} dziatwie ma{ego bo-
hatera z'pod Lwowa czternastoletniego
Janka Dolacl6Skiego. Htuzyastyczny-
mi oklaskami 7ebrana dziatwa szkolna
powita1a mlodocianego tbrohce Ojzy-
zny, kt6ry W pieknych siowach pre-
m6wil do miejscowych ksiezy, Si6str
Nauczycielek / dziatwy~ opowiadajqc
swe wrazenia domaine W O~jcZyznie,
w6wczas kiedy wr6s nieprzyjacielski
zamordowa{ mu ojca / make a sam
pozostajac pOspieszyi do szereg6w
s~kautows&ich wraz z innymi chlopcami
posZedl ma BOZ krwawy, bronic Otczy-
my pomsciG krzywdy w~yrzadzone ma
jego ~rudzicach. Nastepnie rzezmwiali
z kolel X. Franciszek Gordon G. r. /
x. Infulat Franc. Sznarbuchowski,
nfedawno pNybyly 2 Polski. Dziatwa
maryanuwska po tax jedrnych pre-
mGwieniach przejeta zapalem pelnym
p~atryoty1mu urzadzila skladke ma
rzecz POski potzebujacej pomocy.
-
" miniona srode, o godzinie 5tej po-
potu1niu X. Leonard Long G. r., po-
iaczyl do1sonnym wezlem maaaehskim
p. Jana J6GefOwicza z parma Rozalia
Noy. Ma ch6rze podczas ceremonii Stu
bnej Vent Creator o~dspiewaly czsonki-
ME ch6ru starszego. Solo Ave Maria"
Millarda odSpiewaia parma NJ. Smigaj
PREY akstpaniameucie organu p. An
toniego Wiedemana, mietscowego or
ganisty.
PrZrpomnamy. De tyfko pare dni pO-
zostaje karnawalu odbywajacego sic
ma aIaryauowie ma korzysc parnfii. -
Karnawai odbywa sic W dalszyln ciagu
codziennie wieczorem a jutro popoM-
dniu / wieczorem. Kt6rzy ~jeszcze ME
byli ma karnawale niechaj W tych paru
oniach przybeda i ~skorzystaja z losu
swego szczeScia.
Stow. Alum0w szkoly Najsw. Ma.
ryi Fanny Anielskiej pr~zygotowuje sic
do prZedStawienia. Jak chodza s}uchy
odegrana zoStanie s1tuka ~zupeinie no
wa, nisdy ma scenach tutejsZych ME
grana. Kapelan stowarzySzenia Y. Leo
nard Long c. r.. wkr0tcc ro7da role
w}a&ciwym amatorom, poczcm rozpo-
czna sic PROXY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
MLODZlANKOWA.

Jutro dnia SGD b. m. Koiko A
matorskie 2 paraii p. ". sw. Mo-
dziankow odegra W sail paratialnei
s7tuke W pieciu aktach p. t. Die
wczyna re wsi j Hrabia". Przedsta-
wlenie dia dzieci odbedzte sic o 60
dzinie Sci p~opcludniu, a ola star
szych o g~odzinie 1880 wiecaorem.
w sztuce tel biora udzial znani re
swych p~cprzednich wystep6w Ma
scenic amatorskiej, a mianowicie:
W. Olszewski. ". Kosihski, B. Gawe&,
S. Tyrcha, NJ. Zajac i ]. holman,
oraz Julianna Olsze wska, Jankowska
A. Majka i inni. Rezyserem sztukl
lest D. Cich6rz. Komitet z X. pro-
boszczem Janem Zwierzchowskim ma
czele ~dokladaja wszelkich starah
wysiik6w by przedstawieuie to D.
dalo sic jak najlepiej. Czysty dochod
2 przedstawienia przeznaczony o
stanie ma malowanie FoScio}a. Re
wz2Iedu na piekny Gel, M~lodzianko-
wianie winni pospieszyt jak najlicz-
niej ma to przedstawienie I groszem
swoim dopom6dz dobrej sprawie.
W kaady piatek wieczorem " sail
Eparafialnej ma Mlodziankowie odoy-
waja sic, wyklady o obywatelstWie,
z kt6rych' skorzystalo dotychczas
wielu z naszych rodak6w l rodaczek.
CT, kt6rzy staraja sic o papiery coy-
watelskie, niechaj najprzod zapisza
sic do szko4y, gdzie naucza sic odpo-
wiadaG ~nalezycie ma zapytania, kto-
re beda zadawane przez egzaminato-
row fe~deralnyeh.
Stowarzyszenie polskich groserni-
k6w, kt6re posiada jedna z na1wiek
szych polskich piekarn W Chicago, p.
mr.. 1882 W. Huron III. prowadzi swot
~interes W pelnym biegu. Polacy gro
sernicy powinni zakupywat pieezy-
wa W tel novel piekarni.
Jutro Tow. narcdoWe p. n. Well
! kie Ksiestwo Krakowskie, urzadza
nrzedstayienie " salt OBJ. Krechnia-
ka. przy naro4niku Huron | Noble
nj. Grono amator6w odegra dwie Una
ne komedye D. t. uBartosz z pod Kra-
kowa" I ,,zyd W beczce'. Pc pred
stawieniu zabawa taneczna. Pocza-
TEX o godzlnie Sci wieczcrem.
W najbliEszy p~oniedzialek dnia 4
b. m. odbedzie sic roczne posiedze-
ME Dworu IS. M}odziankow No. 68S
~. K. L. W sal. zwykiych posiedzeh.
obecnoSt wszystkich czlonk6w jest
wymagsna 2 powodu waznych spraw
jakie ss do zalatwienia ma porzadku
dziennym. G}6vna atrakcya posiedze
MIA bedzie fnstalacya nowego Sarza-
ku. Ma posiedzeniu prsyrzskio prZy-
byt krku urzednikaw 2 sasiednich
dwor6r.
. -. y -E
% : rt.E.4 !
" pledalskiet' przyszaosct odbedzie
sic " koSciele p. ". s.. Mfodstankow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~raooSehst~o.
Pliasse szezego,y " swoin csasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Polski polityk, czy wiekszy czy mniej
sly "a oboviazek pocvtywac snbis
powinien stale reklamowae 1nredo.
rose nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
OSOBSTE.


Ouegdaj " domu p. Brunona s.
Mindaka, pnr. 1916 No. Ashland ave.
odbyia sic niespodSianka urzadzoua
ma lego Geese / PAM Fran
ciszki Luka, ktorzy Vt tenn samem
dniu o%bchodzili swoje urodziny. Prey
spiewie i muzyce bawiono sic do
poznej godSiny. Obecni byli: PIP. Pho
trostwo Mindak, PIP. Janostwo Cor
ny, PIP. J.. Peters, PIP. stanislawow-
stwo NoTakowscy, PIP. w. Nowakow-
soy, PIP. l.. Luka, p. Edward Luka,
pani Florentyna Dunkel, Helena
Dunkel, Antoni Dunkel, Florentyna
Mindak | Grzegorz Mindak i inni.
q .
We wtorek bieiacego tygodnia ro-
dzinie PIP. Zygmuntowi / Maryi z Ba-
gihskich Kumihskim, Fam. pnr. 1421
Dickson ul., przybyia ma SWAT hoia !
tega coreczka, z ktorej rodzice So
nie5miernie uradowani. Matka 1 no
w~onarodzona c6reczka opiekuje sic
DR.. Jan A. Train.
q q
onegdaj 2 parotygodniowych wa
kacyi p~owrocii p. Jan Blank z corka
jego Irena. Zwiedzili oni krewnych
W Minogua, Wisconsin, Minneapolis i
| ST. Paul, Minnesota i takze nan
niejednemu doliny Wisconsinskie.
= q =
Mia niespodzianke Miscellaneous
Shower" sprawily przyjaci6lki pam
ME Elzbiecie Hubick, pred paru
dniami z okazyi jej zamaz p6jscia.
w niespodziance uczestniczyly haste
pujace: Gertrude Turalska, Marya
Nowak, Teresa Kerzek, Helena Cum
bingham, z. Sperlich. Katarzyna Bia-
las, Julia Chmarzynska. Anna CeStar-
Re, Loretta Larson. Rozalia GraziaDo,
Rozalia Vincent, Jadwiga Fischer.
| Agnieszka R~ychiowska, Franciszka
Page, +. Macksam. WiekszoSG czasu
s~pedzono ma grze " ~,,bunco." Parma
Elibieta ~wstepuje W zwiaZek maizeh
ski 2 panem H. Cunningham: Stub
ich odbedzie sic koSciele p. W. Sw.
Jacka.
q = q
Onegdaj W domu pani P~etroneli
K~ruszyhskiej pnr. 1907 No. Ashland
ave-, odbyla sic n~iespodzianka Lii
men Shower, ktora urzadSiiy PREY
jaci6iki PAM Kruszynskiej, kt6ra W
n~iedalekiej przysz1oSci wstepuje W
stan malzenski z wdowcem panem
Wladysiavem Schultzem. q gosci
obecni byli: PIP. Wielgus, PIP. Kruszyh
scy. PARMA Kulikowska, p. Fransz-
ka. panny Redwalska, O~szakiewsSa,
Lewandowska, Potenacka, Niedba1a.
Clchanska, MatcEyhska, An0ak i
Formula. Pc sutej w~ieczerzy bawiono
sic do p6znej godziny.
= u j
OBJ. Sylvester Eckler. nabyf " tych
dniach posiadloSc cd Franciszka Po-
lax, pnr. 1913 No. Mozart I'll. Tran
sakcye przeprowadzila firms realno-
sciowa Skaryszewskiego 1 Grzadziel-
skiego. pnr. 1911 W. Chicago ave.
-
Onegdaj wyjechai do Uniwersyte-
tn Katolickiego W Waszyngtonie ma
dalze studya teologiczne, p. Edward
Przybylski, syn PIP. Franciszka l Ma
ryi Przybylskich, a brat p. Wawrzyn-
ca Przybylskiego, vice pre5esa
Home Banku". Ostatnie try lata
spedzii W Seminaryum sw. Maryi, "
! Baltimore, Maryland, gdzie otrSymat
stopnie Bachelor of Arts" i Ma
ster Of Arts"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

" p~ledalskiei' pr1yszaoset odhedzie
sic " kosciele p. ". s.. Maodsiankow
cztsrd >,AstogodElnne r~aboEehst~o.
Pliasse szczego,y " swoin csasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

onegdaj odbyIo sic posiedSenie
Stowarzyszenia Grosernik6w Pol
skich, " sprawie zsmykania swych
SHADOW " niedziele. Groserniey do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Automobil kierowany reka Arnol-
da Camena. najechai i ciezko polka
leczyl 80 Ietniego Ludwfka Paszyn-
skiego. zam. pnr. 234 y. Elizabeth
III. Pokaleczonego przewieziono am
Lulansem do szpitala powiatowego,
Sdzie sic znajduje " stanie krytycz-
nym. wypadek przydarzyl sic PREY
Grand ave. i Elizabeth vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Kupujcie bondy PIP. take ha-
sso gloeza nam cd kilku miesiscy. ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

stowarzyszenie polskich g~roserni-
k6w, kt6re posiada jedna z na1wiek
szych polskich piekarn W Chicago, p.
mr.. 1882 ". Huron III. prowadSi swoj
interes W pelnym biegu. Polacy gro
sernicy powinni zakupywae pieezy-
wa W tel novel piekarni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Wczoraj koleja Wabash przywie-
zionych zostalo 1Ss zwiok zolnierzy
amerykanskich poleglych W cSasie
wojny we Francyi. Pomiedzy zmar-
lymi byly zwloki io4nier1a Polaka s.
.. W}adysiawa Laskowskiego, kt6re-
go rodzice zam. pnr. 3046 ". Al ul.,
" dzielnicy Town of Lake, S. p. Las
| kowski polegi W bitwie pod st. Mi
| hiel. Byl czlonkiem kompanii H. Ilgo
! pulku piechoty piatej dywIzyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Jutro dnia 3go b. m. W koscieie p.
W. sw. Konstancyi, W Jefferson PARK
gdzie ~proboszczem jest X. Aleksan-
der Knitter. o godzinie Sci ~popoiud-
niu. odbedzie sic poswiecenie stacyi
Drogi Krzyzowej. ktorego dokona
ieden z Ojc6w Franeiszkanow oraz
wyglosi ssotowna do okolicznosct
uaukc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Biuro koronera rozpoczelo inwe-
stygacye W sprawie nagIej Smierci
Army Mackiej, zam. pnr. 1913 West
Chicago ave. Kobiete znaleziono "
mieszkaniu jej bez zycia. Policya
rrzypuszcza, re staruszka zostala O.
truta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

W sail parafialnei na Kantowie
jutro o godzinie Sci p~opoiudniu, Cd
tedzie sic vice narodowy W sprawie
bond6w polskich. Kantowianie winni
sic jutro jak n~ajliczniej zebrac
wysluchac urozmaiconego programu
iaki komitet z iona Osady EjednocSe-
MIA P.R.K. No. IS przygotowai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

2 prawdziwa przyjemnoscia kon--
statujemy zawsze rozw6j i wzrost
polskich przedsiebiorstw i fakt TAXI
mozemy zn6w zanotowac o5ecnie,
Pozostajaca pod kierownictwem p.
Wojciecha \. Slezaka polsSa firma
Midland Travelling Goods Co. rozsze-
rzyla sic znacznie i pod nazwrJ The
Protection Shoe Mfg. Co. otworzysa
urzadzona ma spos6b nowoczesny
wieIka fabryke pnr. 2O35-4s Char
lesion str. pomiedzy utica Rooey a
How're ave. Fabryka Ia wyrabia6 mo-
re cd 500 do 400 par obuwia dzien-
ME i pragnie dostarczyt sw6j towar
jedynie do polskich sklep6w z oou-
WIEN i zaklad6w reperacyjnych, kto
rych posiadamy podobno W Chicago
okolo 1000.
Nova fabryka zostala puszczona
W ruch dnia 1go pazdziernika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Dyrekotrzy znanego banku p n
National Calumet" mieSzczscym
sic W dzielnicy southchicagoskiej
wykupili bank W Hegewisch pod ma
IVA ..Imperson National State Blk.
kt6rego prezesem zostai ~wybrany p
Franciszek X. Rydzewski, komisar7
alekcvjny i znany wSrod Polonii tu-
t~eiszej. Pierwsze posiedzenie odoyio
sic pred paru dRiami. ma ktorem
wybrano zarzad i dyrektor6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

46-letni jerry Poplawski. Fam. pm.
3249 Belmont ave. usilowai popei-
mic samob6jstwo przez zaczadzenie
sic gazem. W nieprzytomnym stanie
znaIazIa go iona i wezwala policye,
kt6ra Ia pomoca pulmotoru przypro-
wadziIa go do zycia. Powodem tego
desperackiego czynu byiy bezustanne
sprzeczki maizenskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Ia kradzie5 pohczoch W skiadzie
1epartamentowym Boston Store"
przv State i Madison ul.. schwytans
wczoraj zostaia Anna Rodzisz, 1886
xinzie ul. Stawiona ona dzisiaj be-
Izie W stan oskarzenia.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Stormy Diet Session Ends
Ex-Minis,cr Charges Attempt
10 Stifie Free Speech

TOXIC, July % BY The Associated
Press The Dict adjourned to-day
after final dramatic attack on the
Ministry by Yukio Ozaki, former Min
lister of Justice, who accused the Seiyu-
kai majority in the House of sitting
liberty of speech.
Referring to the attempt to punish
NJ Shmada because of his charges
Of stock gambling against the min
isters, NJ. Ozaki declared that the con
stitution authorized greater liberty of
speech within the Diet than outside,
hat the reverse seemed true at present
This is highly inimical to real con-
stitutional Development" NJ. Ozaki as
serted, "and destruction Of freedom of
speech by the ministerial party is tan
tamount to destruction of the very
foundation Of constitutional govern
ment.
The government forces did not sue
coed in mastering the necessary two
thirds to secure the expulsion of M.
Shin ~la from membership in the Diet.
Concurrently the House of Peers
adopted the budget, including the ap
pronrations for navy and army extern
SiONS
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
One Dead, Four
Shot i'm Battle
With Bandits
Five Men Rob Michigan
Bank, Escaping W th
$4,000 in Cash, Bonds
and Other Securities
Posse Attacks Cottage
Six Arrests Are Made and
Loot Recovered; Deputy
Sheriff Slain i'm Fight

JACKSON. Mich, July %. Deputy
Sheriff Harry Worden was killed,
Deputy Sheriff Vorl Kutt slightly
wounded and three alleged bandits
were shot in battle this afternoon be-
tween sheriff's officers and a gang who
held up and robbed the Farmers State
Bank at Grass Lake this morning. Six
men, five of whom are said to have
been members Of the robber gang, were
arrested following two pistol fights near
Mack Island, Wolf Lake. A large posse
led by Sheriff Edwin Larrabee, partic-
ipated in the fights.
Approximately $4,000 in currency
and bonds were recovered by the
Sheriff, being found in an upstairs
room Of cottage.
The robbery Of the bank occurred at
about II o'clock, three bandits partci-
pating in III hold-up. Floyd Mellen-
kamp, the cashier; Harry Night, as
sistant cashier, and two customers
were backed against a wall and their
hands tied, after which they were
placed in a room and the door locked.
l NJ udHultS llcil SCoODeu up Ine cur
rency and bonds, jumped into wait
ing automobile and departed
The Sheriff in jackson was immedi-
ately notified Sheriff Larrabce and
Deputy Sheriifs Worden and Kutt took
up the trail, aided by a posse which
was quickly formed in the village.
The officers came upon the bandits
near Wolf Lake and pursued them into
q cottage. The building was surround-
ed and Worden, Kutt and Miller en-
tered The bandits fed upstairs, and,
led by Worden, the officers followed
them. Worden had just Gained the top
landing when one of the robbers fired
and he fell, with bullet in his fore
head
A second bullet grazed Kutt's head,
inflicting scalp wound. The officers
opened fire on the robbers Several of
the bandits jumped from the windows
and plunged into nearby brush. Three
surrendered when the officers began
firing into the thicket.
In an upstairs room was found all of
the money stolen from the bank.
The search was continued in the
swamp, and late in the afternoon three
moro men were captured. One of the
bandits was shot through the left leg by
Sheriff Larrabee, one was shot through
the leg and in the groin and another
has slight scalp wound in the back Of
his neck.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Sue TO Get German Marks
Equitable Trust Says Bankers
Failed 10 Deliver Money

Alleging that they turned over large
sums Of money to be converted into
German marks, which never material
lied, the Equitable Trust Company
filed suit in the Supreme Court yes
terday in two actions. The first is
against Knauth, Nxcod & Kuhne,
bankers, of 12O Broadway, and the
other against Hallgarten & Co., bank
ers, of Nassau Street. The charges
in both c,S<s are identical.
1t is alleged by the trust company
that in March, 1917, it gave to Knauth,
Nachod & Kuhne $50, ,625 to be sent by
wireless to the latter's correspondent
in Berlin, to procure from the Deutsche
Bank in return 100000 in German
marks. Prior to that the trust comp
pany says it turned over to Hallgarten
& Co. S34,989.06 to be dispatched tC
Berlin for 100000 in marks. 1t is
charged in both cases the bankers did
not carry out the contract
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
group and twelve from the ex-enlistcd
group. These are:
Alternates Selected

group and twelve from the ex-enlistcd
group. These are:
Alternates Selected
mmissoned-A. M. King, Riv
crside; X. Lorenz, 3O4th Field Artil-
lery; s. j. McTeague, JEFF Feigel, T. E.
stone, 307th Infantry; Joseph Froggett
Auxiliary Reserve; W. Kennelty, West
ern Electric
Ex- enlisted Francis NJ. Fallon, IL
ger; G: A. Meister jr., I'd Division; AL
bert Walters, u. S. Marine; Mrs. Daisy
Reilly, I'd Naval District; Miles Swee-
ncy, Goth Veterans; James r. Harrigan,
Tank Corps George A. Halliday,
Broadway; Sergeant Bernhardt, Gen
eral Recruiting Service; j. johnson,
Franklin Simon; Sidney Lewis, Har-
lem; W. II. d. pcll Yorkville; l.. A.
Wasseyman, Tank Corps.
Other candidates were balloted for,
but none received moro than a few
votes. The delegates are believed by
the Legion executives to have been Sc
lected with the utmost care and they
are looking forward with confidence to
The convention in September. Nearly
all the delegates have been active in
the organization since its inception, all
Of them are earnest fighters and they
with reform Legislative proposals.
Legionnares OF this county were
particularly interested in the outcome
of the balloting to learn what action
the county convention had taken on
Francis NJ Fallon, recently deposcd as
commander of the Captain Belvedere
Brooks Post and now member of
Tiger Post. When Fallon's right to
sit at the county convention was chal-
lenged the convention upheld him. How
ever, he failed to come through as a
state delegate What his vote was
could not be learned from the tellcrs
He is an alternate.
Both Dr.. H. w. Haynes, OF the Cap
tain Bclvedere Brooks Post, and Har-
old NJ. Schwab, Of Manhattan Naval
Post, who were among Fallon's oppo-
nents in the voting, were chosen with
substantial support
There is a tie in the vote for ex-
commissioned delerates between c. V.
Hicllox and DR.. Z. Adams. Only one
of these two will be eligible and the
choice will be made by the members
of the delegation, Chairman Buxton an
nOunced Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Held as RObber
Saws She Wore BloOmers
Mrs. Leliaert Declares Goods
Found in Her Home We're
Thrown From Freight Car

Mrs. Anna Leliaert, who was arrested
Wednesday night as leader of a gang
that has been looting freight cars near
her home at Passaic Junction, N. j.,
made statement to Prosecutor A. c.
Hart of Bergen County yesterday, which
she believed cleared up the whole affair
and exonerated her alleged companions
if not herself. She and the others were
held for further examination in the
Hsckensack police court by Justice
w. II. Rogers.
"The detectives got the wrong bunch
when they gathered us in last night"
said Mrs. Lcliaert. "They say they saw
five persons leave my house and rob
a car. No ono left my house, and the
goods they found in my bedroom were
thrown from freight car week ago
by friend of mine. | carried the
stuff to the house alone. don't wear
mems trousers either. | was wearing
blocmcrs and n sweater"
The others arrested nre Mrs. LeA
liaert's sister, Mrs. Jacob Vandcrweile;
Jacob Vandcrwcile, John Cosgrovc and
Jack Bailey
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Enlisted Men Lead
Officers in Legion
Convention Voting
Twenty-one Delegates Picked
for State Gathering of
Soldiers Organization TO
Be Called i'm Albany

After more than twelve hours of
tallying the tellers of the second an
nual convention of the New York
County organization of the American
Legion, which was held on Wednesday
evening at the Hotel Pennsylvania,
yesterday announced the result Of the
ballotng for delegates to the state
convention, to be called at Albany on
September 10.
Thirteen former enlisted men and
eight former commissioned officers
as provided in the Legion's constitu-
tion-were chosen, and it is significant
that four of the former classification
received a greater number of votes
than the leading delegate among the
commissioned class.
County Chairman Henry W. Buxton
ran far ahead of the ticket with 391
votes, and he was followed by Miss A
B. Duncan, Of the Jane A. Deano Post
with 314 f. NJ. Justis, 10th Infantry
Post, 312, and Miss Ray c. Sawyer,
Semper Fidelis Post, with 80 The
rest of the delegates, together with
their votes, follow:
Ex-Commissioned Men Chosen
x-commissoned-J M. Blackwell,
3OSth Infantry Post, 302; DR., II. w.
Haynes, Can.ain Belvederc Brooks Post,
239 r. l.. Garner 305th Infantry Post.
2O3; H. II. Brownlec, Chelsea Post,
1870; II. S. Miller, WASHINGTON Heights S
Post. 1885; W. b. Parsons, 1lth Engi-
neers, lS5; Robert McC Marsh, Green
wich Village Post, 1871; C. V. Hickox,
3O6th f. A. Post, TT; Dr.. H. Adams,
West End Post, 1T.
enlistcd-Juia W Wheelock, Bar
bara Frcitchie Post, 2o5; s. G. Gum
pertz, Sidnev Rankin Drew Post, 2S6; !;
I. l. Rackohf. Murray Hill Post, 264 :,
W. MulQuecn, Lexington Post, 275; j
D. Livingston ir., Columbia University
Post, 244; L. M. Hunter, 105th Machine
Gun Battalion Post, 2i2; II. NJ. Schwab,
Manhattan Naval Post, 226; f. b
HocHr1 Emoire Post, l95; j. Raphael,
3O6th Infantry Post, 19i
In addition there are seven alter
mates named from the commissioned