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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Mamie Butt. Miss Louie Hudgins and
Miss Janey Necley. of Portsmouth:
Miss Anna Sally, Miss Nellie Carr and
Miss Julia Whitley, of Newport News;
Miss Mayo, of Richmond; Miss Trail,
Mss Carrie Simington. Miss Nora
Lemon and Miss Louie Bonal,
OF Baltimore; Miss Kellogg. of
New Jersey: Miss Averill, of Rochester,
~ r.; Misses Kimberley. of Old Point;
Misses Ruth and Mary Ferebee. of the
Naval Hospital: Miss Sadie White, and
Miss Jean Trgg, of Abingdon: Miss
Sans. of Buford, S. c.: Miss Harriet
Willis, of Cambridge, Md: Miss May
Bruce. OF Port Norfolk; Misses Mary
Lou Gray. Rosa McBee. Bessie Allyn,
Ruth Wilson. Mary Chamberlain, Vir-
ginia Wrcnn Fannie Culpepper, Nell
Serpell. Emily and Mabel Allyn. Fam
ME Leigh. Ida Gordon. Mary Frances
Doyle. Gertrude Wake, Anna TAYLOR.
Elizabeth Lauder. Josephine Cooke.
Elizabeth VIM. Virginia Jordan, Mary
Conn. Annie Mayer. Lille Drummond.
Margaret Ward. Margaret and Kyle
keid. Alice Ramsay. Mary Belle
White, Eloise Davenport. Daisy
and MadGe Drummond, Nellie
Little. Myra Vaughn and Emily
Wilson. of Norfolk; DR.. Joseph Guthrie.
u. 5. ~; DR.. Rel, U. S. NJ: DR.. Shlpp.
u. 5. NJ; Mr.. Chadwick. u. s. NJ: Mr..
William Hopkins. u. S. N: Mr.. Casey
B. Morgan, L. S. ~: Lieutenant Gil
mer, u. S. NJ; Mr. Marshall Won Schil-
illing, of Hampton; Mr.. Clarence
Thomas, of Richmond: Lieutenant I'D
gar, u. s. NJ; Mr.. Collins Armistead,
Mr.. George Parrish. Mr.. Washington
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Ammonia--largc bottles 10c. each.
Back Combs-10. 10 and Csc. each.
China Puff Boxes-l0. 10. Is and 800.
each.
Powder Pufrs-10. 10 and 25c. each.
Rick Rack Braid for underskirt bind
inE-10c. a bunch.
Nail Brushcs-10, Is and &c. each.
Curling Iron Hcatcr@l0c. each.
THE Wizard" Cuff 1iolders-l0c. q
Satin Belt Hose Supportcrs-loc. pair.
MsFds;lll-10c. IL bottle
unSrcakable Rubber Combs-10c. each.
Infants Ivory Combs-1Oc. each.
Silk Garter Elastkc-% yard lengths
lie. n length
Bay Rum-largo bottles-14c. each.
Carpet Binding-15c. n roll.
White Celluloid Combs-17 and 25o.
each
Bath Drushcs-lo. Is. 80 and 5oc. each.
Satin Covered Pin CushionS-largo
sizc-l9c. each.
Infants White Hair Brushes-1ec. each
Cloth Kncc Protcctors-l9c. a pair
All-br!stlc Clothes Brushes-large size
25c. each.
All-bristle Hair Brushes-25, 80. 90, 75c.
and 81 each.
Hair Stuffed Hip Pads-39c. n set.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
The EIdredge "B"
Sewing Machine,
High Arm, $40.

piece, and at the plate of each OF the
ladies wasa bouquet of violets. Mr. San
derson's guests at this luncheon were
Miss LouieBonsal, of Baltimore: Miss
Rosa McBee and Mr.. Wyndham Mayo,
Jr.
Lieut.. Gilmer entertained a pleasant
party Wednesday evening on the
United States receiving-ship Frank.
lin in honor OF his sister. Misc
Isabelle Gilmer, of Chatham. Va.
The launches left the Norfolk side at
o'clock, carrying a large portion OF
the guests, and they soon were in.
stalled in the commodious wardroom
of the ship, and surrounding nine ia.
bles for participation in the game Of
progressive six-hand euchre At the
close of the game It was found that
Miss Mary Nash and Miss Ruth Ferrc-
bee had tied for the first prize. but in
stead of cutting, as is usual, in such
events. the prize was divided, each re-
ceivng naval button hatpin. Mr.
Washington Taylor won the gentle
mans prize, scarfpin. The ladies,
BOBBY, button stick pin, as given 10
Miss Violet Niles. and Mr.. Moss was
given lamb as the gentleman.a
BOBBY. After the prizes had been
given delectable rerast was served
on the card table. Those who wore
present were Miss Gilmer. Mrs Church
OF New York: Mrs. Wise, Miss Vircinia
Wise. OF the Franklin: Miss Catherine
Watson. Miss Florence Nilligan and
Miss Niles, of the navy yard: Misses
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

and descriptions. Mr.. Ross carried off
the gentlcmen's prize. which was Il
Deer-stein. Mr.. Smith won the
BOBBY, a jack-n-the-bo The con-
ISOLATION prize, a picture frame was
Drawn Tor and won by Miss Moore.
Detachable refreshments were then
served, and it was not until late hour
mat This pleasant party came to q
close. Miss Reds guests on this occasion
were Miss Nora Lemon and Miss Carrie
Simington, Of Baltimore: Mrs. Scheib
MiSs Elizabeth Bowdoin, Miss Emily
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
n WEEK in NORFOLK SOCIETY.
IUg5dau Evening German at the Cnanb6rln
tb6 Function OF the Season.
he Gard Club Luncheon at the Vr
s. 8ginia Club-A Pleasant Party the Receiving Ship
IISrankin-Euchre Party rendered the Gard Cuba
Charming Debutant-Arrival and Departure Of People.

On Monday evening Miss Margaret
Reid entertained the card club,o of which
she As y member. in O charming manner
: at her home, on York street. The
parlors were prettily decorated with
palms and lamps. six-hand cuchre
WAS YthesS same played. Miss simington
prog sgns, the greatest number Of
times Ssis aswagd ed the ladies' prize.
Pssilk casa silled b psns Of all kinds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Children's SIPS Bonnets,
SOC.

Children's white and colored silk
bonnets- were ST and Sl.25-are
now SOC.
The $3.50 bonnets are now ST.
The So bonnetS are now Si.5O.
The $3.50 bonnets are now Si.75.
The SIPS and 81 white silk caps
sizes IL, 10 and l4--are now SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
WATT, RErrEW & CLAY.
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
The selling of numerous Notions
at very little prices continues this week.

Many Of you pleasantly remember Notion Sale of some
months ago-ast July to be We considered won
derful occurrence 1t was-for 90.
Many Of you have and many will have
pleasantly remember the sale began Monday and
such beginning And the hafas only recorded You
to share in another weeks offerings
The records of this 1000 Notion Sale
will far outweigh those Of 3d. The weeks sales vouc for
this
m@~We beg to tell you that you will get waited on more
promptly and will receive better attention you early
mornngbeore ten possibeor between and four the
afternoon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
The February Fashions.

Why bother with a i:ap-hazari
pattern simply because it may cost
few cents less than tried and true,
perfect fitting "Butterick ?"
There's no economy in that. Moth
ing but fretting, Tuning and disap-
pointn,ent.
The February Butterick publica-
tons are ready.
The Delinrator-i5c. a copy.
Metropolitan Fashions -l5 SC. a copy
Glass of Fashion-7t. copy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
More 75c. Wrappers, soc.

Just i'll time for to-morrow's selling
come five dozen of the fleecy flannel
cite wrappers that we told about last
Sunday, and which found such a ready
sale during the past week
The waists have fitted Innings.
The Jokes are braid trimmed.
sos, instead OF 75c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Cretonne Comforts, 81 7H

Full size, extra heavy and warm
double bed comfortables ~ covered
with large figured light weight twilled
cretonne-fllled with pure white cot
ton--Si.37H.
We have others, of course-75c.,
500, SIPS, OH up to the handsome
down comforts at S. and SO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Silk Sofa Cushions, SIPS.

1SxiS inches.
Filled with white cotton and shred
ded feathers.
Covered with figured China Silk
half dozen patterns.
Have deep rutiles,
SIPS each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Women's Neckwear.

We show a tempting line of new
neck fixInss, at very attractive prices.
Lace Tics-2a. 80 "a. s7,sc. and 81.
Liberty silk Tics-whitc. black and
oo.orS-2 yards long-applique ends
81.
Back silk Net Tics.-with butterfly ap-
pl!que cnds-$l.25.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
All=linen H'dk'fs., SC.

Women's all-pure linen hemstitched
handkerchefS-extra size-Gve cents
each.
Exceptionally good quality all pure
linen handkerchiefS- -both sheer and
regular weight-at SC.
Better ones at 10 and i214c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
SIS Tail0r=nlade Suits to go at $40.
Exceptional opportunity to buy and save

We have taken three styles Of aormade have been
selling right along at fifteen dollars and have changed the price
ten other than that have many fifteen
Depend the styles the approved suits would
not ind place in our suit department any price
The cloths herring bone brown serge navy
hair Some of the Jackets tight fitting, lined taeta silk
Some semight fitting lined with twled The skirts are
the graceful 7gore, percalne lined and veveteen
In addition these fteendolar at ten dollars we AGAIN
announce
the great lowering of Coat prices!
All SIS Goats now 50. All So Coats now S.
All $40 Coats So. All 81 Coats now ST.
All So Coats 81.
All $50 Plush Jackets S33 All SIS Plush Jackets now SlO
low prices a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
USED TO BE 37Hc.
NOW THEY ARE CSC.
Cotton Goods.

We repeat the following list of at
Iractive offerings, told OF last Sun
day.
Ficecy Flannelettc-good. dark color
ings-horal patterns-6Hc.
Plain color Outing Cloth-cream pink
and light buc-1Oc.
Double-fold Tartan plaids-S styles-Sc.
S6-inch Percalcs-navy blue and gar
net grounds-polka dots and stripes
&c.
Best Lancaster G.nghoms-6c.
large figure crctonne-14 patterns
6hc.
Avalon Monte Drapcries-rlch designs
Pic
Handsome Amber Draperies-look like
rcp-lnc.
Gobclin Fancy Art Tickings-sell reg
ularly at % and S7c.-very special,
at zoe.
Magnificent Swansdown. stripes. plaids
and llgures-scll regularly at i2lac :
very special. at &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
days news of Norfolk's best shopping place
A word concerning
our advertising.

We endeavor to give in
these columns, as tersely as
possible, a truthful portrayal
of the doings of the store.
We aim to make the store
news Of as much interest and
Importance to you as the most
eagerly-read news supplied
this paper by the tick Of the
telegraph or the pencils of the
local reporters.
It is very evident that the
telling of important store
events is read, thought about
and ACTED upon by thousands.
Take, for instance,
the Muslin UHduweV Sale
the Notion Sale
the reduced Coat prices
He 500. W/hHe Shirts
The ne1o Emhoidu7es
the Mnl's Yelling
and plenty other items that
have recently brought you
here.
Such news is
profitable reading!
But, don't think that only
that which appears in cur an
nouncements is all that de-
serves to be told about. There
are many items of interest that
never get word. Quantities
in many instances are too
small-the goods would be all
sold before some Of you could
get here.
So, if you want to keep
posted on eUeiythM.e interest
ing that goes on at the store
read the store ne1os
and UisH the store dailp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Compare these 30c. White Shirts
with the best at half=dOllar.

would be folly for ask you make such comparison we
were not bosifTe that would come out best.
We have had fycnt shirts here from other Norfolk
customers compared them with 800 Strange
SEEM the best of the fifty little Church
street You'd hardly believe ibu it's
shirt fell far behind in the comparison
Our Shirts made of standard ?1 coton-have Single and
double linen boohand worked eyelessp neck
reinforced back and frondoub stitched roughou-cut full
every way
We guarantee them 10 Gt perfectly.
BLACK
as color Racks and Tan SO x-rcynlar
trv,-v Linen co,ars all now stand 40 ~ a and
oniy- q
q pair -.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
We guarantee them 10 nj perfectly.
1000 yards of Sc. Enbroideries
at SC. a yard quite unusual.

We will place sale table
yards regular SIX and eghtcent edggs yard
nansook
sa5-Be on hand early
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Good news of sS'Ni0be' Nuns Yelling
two more pieces came yesterday.

Two pieces of the famous 'iobe" veingpart that
bought from Western
arrived just in time to get word in odays These pieces
overlooked They should have been ago
They strictly alpu kguaranteed be
Nioe bndhave deep unaterabe dye that will retain
long as there particle Of the veil remaining
The $3.50 GRADE, hemshtbed bo,a, a25 yard. ~
zze plain bOraer, at 81 50 yard.
-t95 One-and ahalf yards are. enough veil
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
WOnen's Underwear.

Women's fleece lined, ribbed
vests--silk crocheted neck and front
with silk tape let gusseted arm
holes and pearl buttons.
USED TO BE 371zc.
NOW THEY ARE CSC.
Fleece lined Ribbed Vests-crochcted
neck and front-reEular l9c. goods
at lac. each. Pants to match
same price.
Small sizes Of Women's I-wool Pants
regular iJc and Soc. goods, to so at
soc. each
Swiss Ribbed Umon Suits-wclI made
-25c. suit.
Si-wool Shirts-h'Eh neck and half
slecves-odd sizes. Slightly soilcd-
regular SOC. and 81 goods. at 5Oc.
each.
Extra. size Feocc-lincd Ribbed Vests
-25c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Sl.75 Umbrellas at 81
each.

We place on sale tomorrow real
~ remarkable umbrella value.
Don't judge the worth OF these umbrel-
las by the price
A DOLLAR EACH.
They arc made of fine Taffeta Gloria
Sl.75 is what thcy arc actually worth
81 is the price.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
IA sale of Well=knOWn COrsets.

Whenever anything out of the ordinary happens
There's for this selling reduced prices that's ma
tera to The
you to know. Read this list:
ITO lnstead of 81. nowT5
lin
( 4 ST. now 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
School Stockings at l2Hc.

These "Albion" school stockings
will stand all sorts Of rough and tum-
bic wear. They are absolutely fast
black-fine and heavy rib double
spliced heels and toes--double
soles. Sizes 6 10 TO- AS good as
most stores ask 17c. for.
1870. pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Pretty Curtain Muslins.

4o-inch Swiss for window draperies.
b Dots and stripes-five different
style dots-three different style
stripes.
f21zc.a yard.
SMYRNA HALL RUGS.
Very handsome reversible Smyrna
Hall Rugs, with deep fringe at both
ends.
feet wide, IL feet long $40.
- feet wide, IS feet long sli.
MOQUETTE RUGS--very rich
colorings beautiful floral designs
sig s 1SX36 inches-S7lEc
27XGi incheS-$2.
I5sts 36x72 !nches-s3.
Ss Smyrna Reversible Rugs extra
Sheavy- rich colorings deep fringe
3flye patterns-size 3oxoS inches
asi.25.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
ARTICLE XXXIII.
APPEALS.

SECTION l. Any member of the Alliance
considering that a decision or act of any officer,
standing committee, or group, is unjust or not
in accordance with the constitution and laws.
shall have the right of appeal in the manner
described as follows:
l. Upon an administrative q~uestson, or a point
of order from the President to the group at the
same meeting.
2. From the group to the Central Government
within thirty days, by giving notice in writing
at the same or the next stated meeting of the
group.
Such notice must state the substance of the
decision or order appealed from.
3. From the Central Government to Commit.
tee of Appeals within thirty days.
4. From Committee on Appeals after notifying
Central Government anc Secretary of Committee
of Appeals within thirty days, to the Supreme
Convention at the next biennial meeting.
5. In all trials for violation of the laws of the
Alliance and upon all judicial questions, appeal
shall lie direct from the Central Government to
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
(Continuation.)

SECTION 6. Any member who shall bring
discredit upon himself or the Alliance by reason
OF gross immoral or scandalous conduct, gross
dishonesty, being convicted of a felony by the
courts, shall upon conviction be expelled.
SECTION Z. Any member who shall present
himself at a meeting of the group of the AL
nance In an intoxicated condition, or who shall
persist In disturbing the proceedings of such a
meeting, use abusive or profane language. or
refuse to obey the presiding officer, shall be
compelled to retire and, if necessary, be elected
by force from such meeting, and shall upon a
two-thlrds vote of the members present at such
meeting, be reprimanded.
SECTION 8. Any member who shall use any
unlawful means to obtain sick or other pecuniary
benefits from a group or from the Alliance, or
who shall by such or any other means or man.
ner aid In or be a party to obtaining any such
benefits for any member not lawfully entitled
thereto, shall upon conviction be reprimanded
or expelled.
SECTION 8. Any member who shall for a Sc
cond time be found guilty of the same offense
against the group or the Alliance, of which he was
convicted before, shall, upon a second convic-
ton, be expelled and can never rejOin the AL
lance.
SECTION 10. Any member who shall impart
to any person who is not a member of the AL
lance any information relating to the rejection
by the Investigating of a person pro-
posed for membership, or who shall intimidate
any member of such committee shall, upon con-
viction by the Trial Committee of the group. be
reprimanded or expelled.
SECTION IL. Any officer of the group who
shall fail or neglect to perform any duty prescrib-
ed for his office by these laws, excepting cases
specially provided for herein elsewhere, after
having been warned thereof by thh Central
Government, shall by that fact be deposed from
office and shall be so declared by the Central
Government.
SECTION IL. Any member or suspended men,
Der who shall upon a written demand served
upon him by an officer authorized by the Cen
trail Government, either by person or be re-
gistered letter, fail, neglect or refuse to surren-
der or deliver to such officer any books, accounts
or other property of a group or of the Alliance
in his possession or under his control or for
which judgement has been obtained against
him, shall by that fact stand expelled from the
Alliance.
SECTION Ii. Amy member who shall, in a
court of law, seek redress for any alleged griev-
ance against a group or the Alliance before he
has exhausted all the remedies provided by the
laws of the Alliance, may upon conviction be
suspended or expelled.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
KOnstytucya | Praws, Regufy / Przepisy
Zwiazku NarodowegO POlskiego,
W stanach Ziednoczonych P6inocnej Ameryki.

Sc. Kazdy czionek, kt6ry shanbi siebie lub
Zwiazek, przez wysoce memorable Tub skanda-
liczne prowadzenie sic, hub przez nieuozciwosc, i
jeAeli bedzie uznanym winnym zbrsdnf przes
sadly, ma bye wykluczony, po udowodnieniu mu
why.
81. Czfonek, kt6ry sic zjawi ma posiedzenie
grupy Tub Zwiazku W stanie nietrzezwym, lub
ktory uporczywie przeszkadza ma takiem posie-
dzeniu, uzywa jezyka ublizajacego lub nieprzy-
zwoitego, Tub ktory ME sfucha rozkazow urzed-
nika przewodniczacego, ma bye z sail wyprowa-
dzony Tub siis usuniety, jezeli tego zajdzie po-
trzeba, i ma bye napomniany, ma mocy dw6ch
trzecich gfosow czfonkow obecnych ma zebraniu.
So. Czlonek, kt6ry uzyje srodk6w niepraw-
nych do otrzymania wsparcia W chorobie Tub ia
kichkolwiek pienieznych beneftow cd Grupy
Tub Zwiazku, Tub ktory dopomoze innemu srod-
kami nieuczciwymi do otrzymania ~jakiegokol-
why, napomniany hub wykluczony.
SO. Czfonek, ktory pc raz drugi bedzie uzna-
ny winnym tego samego przestepstwa wzgledem
Grupy Tub Zwiazku, pc powtornem udowodnieniu
mu why, ma bye re Zwiazku wykluczony bez-
powrotnie.
s 10. Kazdy czionek, ktory zdradzi osobie,
nienalezacej do Zwiazku, jakiekolwiek szczeg6fy,
dotyczace osoby, kt6ra sic zgiosiia ma czionka, a
byfa odrzucona przez Komitet Sledczy, Tub kto-
ryby usifowaf zastraszyc czfonka takiego komi-
tetu, ma bye napomniany Tub wykluczony, skoro
~zostanie uznany winnym przez Komitet Sadowy
Grupy.
I'll. Kazdy urzednik Grupy, ktory ME wy
pefniaf obowiazkow, stosownie do przepis6w,
wyjawszy ~wypadkow, przewidzianych gdziein-
dziej, skoro ~zostanie n~apomniany prZez Zarzad
Centralny, ma bye przez sam fakt zfozony z urze-
du, a Zarzad Centralny ma go o tenn zawiado-
mic.
~. Kazdy czfonek, Tub suspendowany clio
mex, ktory ma pismienne zadanie, doreczone mu
przez urzednika, upowaznionego przez Zarzad
Centralny, czy to osobiscie, czy listen regestro-
wanym, ME zechce, zaniedba Tub odm6wi odda-
MIA i wreczenia temu urzednikowi ksiazek, "a
chunkow i cafej wiaSnosci Grupy Tub zwiazku,
pozostajacej pod jego k%ontrola j W jego posiada-
niu, Tub ma ktora zostaf o~trzymany wyrok sado-
Wy, ma bye przez sam fakt wykluczonym re
Zwiazku.
S13. Czionek, kt6ryby W sadzie cywilnym
szukaf zadoseuczynienia i sprawiediwosci "a
rzekome krzywdy, wyrzadzone mu przez Grippe
Tub Zwiazek, ME wyczerpawszy wszystkich srod-
k6w, przewidzianych prawami Zwiazku, moze
bye, po uznaniu go winnym, suspendowanym
Tub wykluczonym re Zwiazku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

The Special Convention Of the POLISH NATIONAL.
ALLIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES Or NORTH AMERICA,
held In Chicago, Illinois, from March 1924, A. ID. 1900,
called according to the resolution Of the 18th Convention
and legally organized, adopts the following Constitution:
Constitution and Laws, Rules and Regulations
The Polish National Alliance
otheUnfted States Of North America.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

Sejm Nadzwyczajny Zwiszku Narodowego Polskiego
W Stanach Zjednoczonych P6fnocnej Ameryki, odbyty
W Chicago, Ill, w dniach cd 10 = Argo marca 1900 r,
Ewoiany wedle uchwaf Sejmu XIII 1 prawnie zorganizo-
wany, p~rzyjmuje nastepujaca konstytucye:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
ARTYKUE XXXIII.
Apelacye.

81. Kazdy czionek Zwiazku, uwazajacy re
decyzya Tub czynnosc jakiego urzednika, komi-
tetu stalego, lub caiej Grupy, jest niesprawiedli-
wa, Tub niezgodna z konstytucya i prawami, ma
mice prawo zaiozyc apelacye W spos6b nastepu-
jacy:
u w sprawie administracyjnej, lub W kwestyi
porzadku, cd decyzyi Prezesa ma prawo apelo-
wac do Grupy zaraz ma tenn samem posiedzeniu
p Cd Grupy ma prawo apelowac do Zarzadu
Centralnego, W ciagu dni trzydziestu, zawiada-
miajac o tenn ma pismie Grippe ma tenn samem
Tub ma nastepnem posiedzeniu Grupy. To "a
wiadomienie ma zawierac tresc decyzyi lub roz-
porzadzenia, cd kt6rego apeluje.
b Cd Zarzadu Centralnego do Wydziafu
Sprawiedliwosci i Zazaleh W ciagu dni try
dziestu.
4) Cd Wydziafu Sprawiedliwosci i Zazaleh,
pc zawiadomieniu Sekretarza tego Wydziaiu /
Zarzadu Centralnego, W ciagu dni trzydziestu do
nastepnej sesyi Walnego Sejmu.
81 We wszystkich sprawach o przekroczenie
praw Zwiazku i W kwestyach prawnych, apelacya
cd Zarzadu Centralnego ma bye wniesiona
wprost do Wydziafu Sprawiedliwosci j Zazaleh,
i z~awisdomienie pismienne ma bye przesiane
drugiej stronie W ciagu dni trzydziestu po wyda-
niu decyzyi przez Komitet Apelacyjny.
So. Urzedowe kopje wszystkich protok6iow
i dokument6w, odnoszqcych sic do decyzyi Tub
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czynnosci i wszystkie swiadectwa, sporzadzone
ma pismie, wiasciwie zaswiadczone, maja bye W
ciagu dni trzydziestu (30) p~rzesiane wyzszej in
stancyi i te dowody maja bye ostateczne, wy
jawszy wypadk6w, kiedy inaczei rozporzadzi in
stancya, do ktorej apelacya zostaia wniesiona
ola Cyrss-a2ych przyczyn. Jezeli jeden z tych
warunk6w ME z~ostanie ~dopeniony, to apelacya
moze bye uwzgledniona, hub tez oddalona ma ME-
korzysc jakiejkolwiek strony.
So. Kazdy czionek Tub urzednik, majscy W
posiadaniu jaki document lub papier, odnoszacy
sic do apelacyi, a ktorego ME posiada apelujacy,
ma apelujacemu dostawi6 takowy Tub dokiadna
jego kopja, kt6ra ma bye poswiadczona przez
p~rzechowujacego original, W ciagu dni dziesie-
ciu QO) cd daty zadania, z wyjqtkiem wypad-
kow, kiedy ten czas bedzie ~prolongowany przez
instancye, do kt6rej apelacya jest ~zalozona.
81. .Wszystkie apelacye msja bye zadecydo-
wane Tub oddane do nastepnej wyzszej instancyi
W ciagu szescdziesieciu (60) dni cd daty otrzy-
bye natychmiast zaw~iadomione o decyzyi lub o
przeniesieniu apelacyi.