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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
'COX REFUSES TO !. ENTER QUARREL
 OM SOURCES
 IF FUNDS
To Ignore Harding Charge of International Backing
 of Campaign
(hssoeiGted Press Lssscd Wi,eJ

DAYTON, July 31-Tinishing his address of acceptance for next Sat urday, Governor Cox today sought recreation after his weeks work and prepared to turn to other campaign affairs
 The speech comprises about 10000 words, according to estimates, or something over newspaper page and somewhat in excess of Senator Harding. The governor spent an af ternOon on the golf links.
 Ignores Harding Charge
 After finishing his speech, Cover lessor Irving Fisher of Yale, with whom he discussed economies, and Secretary Van Dyke, of the PennsyI- vania Democratic committee. Gov ernor Cox continued to withhold comment of the statement of Senator with seeking te obscure the League of Nations issue and declaring cham pions of the league with internation- al interest were behind the Demo cratic campaign fund. It was indi- caSJd that the governor would make no response before his address Sat urday and also would continue to re- fuse, through exchange of statements to the press, to enter into that sort of debate.
 To Answer Christensen
 Next week the governor is expect ed to reply to P. P. Christensen, of Salt Lake City, Farmer-Labor candi- date, regarding the request for aid in securing pardon for Eugene V. Debbs, the Socialist candidate.
 George White, chairman of the Democratic national committee. is expected late next week for confer ences with the governor prior to the notification. The special campaign committee of 15 it is believed, will be announced soon after. It is un- derstOod that direct management of the campaign, under MT. White, will be in the hands largely of E. H. Moore, of Youngstown, Ohio. Cover nor Cox's pre-convention manager, Senator Harrison of Mississippi, chairman of the speakers bureau, and w. w. Marsh of Iowa, treasurer.
 A League for the League
 The League of Nations was dis cussed by Governor. Cox and Profes- sor Fisher, who said he would see Senator Harding tomorrow or Mon- day. Several authors, public men and scientific men. Professor Fisher said, are forming a new league to advocate Americas entrance into the League of Nations. He said it was hoped to announce officers in a week or ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
CROWD FIGHTS ON DOCK WHEN
 MANNIX SAILS
Irish Cheer Archbishop on Way to Forbidden Land
 ing in Troubled Isle

NETWORK, July 31-Daniel J. Mannix. archbishop of Melbourne. Australia and advocate of Irish inde- pendence tonight was many miles at sea, aboard the Baltic. steaming to- ward whatever fate awaits him in Ireland, a visit to which has been for bidden him by the British govern ment on his journey to Rome to see the pope.
 Eamonn De Valera. who was thought to be planning to accompany the prelate, was left behind. A great crowd of Irish sympathiz- CTS engaged in fights on the dock and ship with opponents of their cause. rand cheered Valera and Mannix.
 British Answer Cheers
 In contrast to this scene was one staged at the opposite pier on the British liner Olympic.
 There a different spirit was man. ifested Instead of the white. -a0w and green flag of the Irish republic appeared the flaming colors of Bri- tain. The crew. several hundred strong, waved the Union Jack and lin- ing the rail. answered with cheers for England every shout raised for Ireland. The Hudson. separating the factions. alone prevented serious trouble.
 As it was a day of action. with fights enough for even an Irish county fair.
 Hours before the ship sailed. men women and children carrying Ameri- can and Irish flags and signs mock ing Premier Lloyd George. assembled. The prelate was forced virtually to fight his way through the thrOng to get to the gangway.
 Many Attack One
 Then trouble began. An English man standing on the upper deck hurl- ed taunt at the crowd. In sec ond, husky longshoremen climbed up the ship like flies and pummeled the passenger Only detectives with re- volvers pressed into the ribs Of tho huskies brought rescue to the strand ed Britisher.
 This was the most spectacular of the brawls Every slight to the Irish republic was met with a punch. and there was many a sore head.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01

lives are endangered by hostiiities to- day was promised all foreigners in Lower California by w. A. Brazie. American immigration inspector here.
 Nationals of all countries, and even Americans who fled to Lower Calif- ornia to escape the draft. will be giv- en a place of refuge, Brazie told a party of Mexicali Lower Calf. Jap anese and Chinese who visited him.
 There are said to be more than r. 900 Chinese, 500 Japanese and sever al hundred natives of other countries residing in the northern district of Lower California.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
POLES CONFER
 WITH THE REDS
Farley Begins to Arrange Terms of Much Discussed
 ArmiStice

WARSAW. July 31-The Polish military delegates who left Warsaw at nine o'clock yesterday crossed the front line at s tonight.
 Premier Witos was informed al o'clock that the delegation had eS- tablished contact with the Bolsheyiki delegates on the road between Brest- Litovsk and Baranovichy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
REDS TAKE 4 CITY

ZURICH, Switz., July 31.- Bialy stok. an important city on the from tier between Lithuania and Poland has been captured by the Russian Bolsheviki. according to an official statement from Moscow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
AMUNDSEN AT NOME

NOME. Alaska. July 31. - Captain Raold Amundsen's schooner, on which the explorere intends to leave in a few days on try for the north pole, arrived here today from Sledge is- land, near Nome. where, for two weeks she has been riding out a storm. Amundsen, who arrived here several days ago. plans to spend the next few days provisioning the schOOn- for the polar trip,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
Will Meet Unions Now

DIES MONIES, Iowa, July 31. - Iowa coal operators today agreed to meet a committee of three represent ing District Number 13, United Mine Workers of America, uo hear further details of the miners request for a joint conference to consider revision of the working agreement. The de cision was expressed in a letter to ;. C. Lewis, district president.
 D. F. Cushing, president of the operators association, said no reports had been received tonight snow.as any change at the six mines in the Alba district, idle today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
ALTITUDE KILLS MAN

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, July 3l.-The high altitude of Pike's Peak resulted in the death at hospital here this morning of Lorenzo P. Dearborn. 6S years old, native of Massachusetts. who came here a week ago today with his wife from Rockford. Ills
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
Japan Disregards
 Powers Protests

HONLULU, July 31.-The Japanese cabinet has decided to adhere to the policy of Viscount Uchida to occupy northern Saghalien and Nikoalaevsk, despite possible protests of other powers, according to a Tokio dis patch to the Nippu Iii, Japanese vernacular newspaper here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01

OSTEND. July S1.-Great Britain today defeated Spain in the Olympic polo finals by score of 13 to II.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-01
COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
MONSTER MEETING
TOBACCO GROWERS
AT PRINCE FRED K.
9ceutlnued FROM PAGE -

this market as she offieial buyer for
he French Government; aud il that
capacity has been and still Is openly
and secretly dis rlmmating and con
niying against Tie interests Of the To-
bacco growers whose tobacco is
handed through inc Maryiana To-
baceo Growers Association
Therefore be ii resolved iaal we
the Tobacco growers Of calvert
county. in mass meeting assembled,
challenge the attention Of the French
Government 70 this unusual and un-
warranted procedure. and denounce it
IS unfeeoning OF our recent ally.
who vas lie recipient 81 orr I'M
.t;nted synipathies asld aid during the
recent Nar AGAINST I'russian aisgres-
sion
Therefore Sc direct Ae nsnage-
aent u t'ie Assa iatiosl t bring t.lis
intalerahie si'iaii0n 9 the .stfh .1H
il flsC Eranch aathprifie iilr ugh our
o@gre ss.aell md senator's ,sal iar
ther NC pleaae onr united sllnPorf
Ia oui B0afi az Direcsors III the lax
ing 81 slell farther aelioa Us Eex
may deem necessary il ihe prsAA
The preaaaliaaIing isaart q The
NEE fiig was Sac Grim aeteralination
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
SALE OF APRONS AND BAGs
w A.
October 2ls

Indoors lie chairman Of this sale
committee. Mrs Philip Ager. vas de-
INK double ,lnti as hostess in he
il. G. 4 otfite ana sewing steadily or
i Iii OF IAN SIX with pastel shaecs q
green combined fashionins an9tlief
bag 10 add 10 her store of dear k!o~s
Vow many dozens
But folks arc beginning Ii SCI as
Christmas spirit. and when that sale
opens on October 21st there are going
TO be dozens Of demands for bags ;anf
aprons. which can't - titled Il tbs
present supply isn't increased
FfiaAd Of The Emergency HOSPITAL
Haven't you d hit d organdy and lace
OF q remnant Of silk and ribbon
that i few minutes OF your time would
transform into dainty apron or bag =
Mrs. .Alger and her committee are
urging Everyone Ia bring IN their do
nations lis soon IS possible Miss
Nossefer. Girls Work SCI retary A b
81. ". &. A.. IS a member of this con-
mifsee and viii he glad 70 receive any
packages for the sale At her Office IN
the Y. W, G. A. headquarters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
HEAR ARGUMENTS
ON SUNDAY MOVIES
tCenslnuea Prem pase ~

{C0nttn@P0 EF@m $3.50 81
tian for mandamus brought s. Joshaa
w Levering and Others consfitnf'
committee of the Lords Day Alli-
ance, against the Board 81 Eleeuan ST.
pervisors Of baltimore Guy, judee
soper in the Superior Court Of Rai-
timore before whom the case MAS
originally heard ruled thai o suhlmis
sion OF the issue to referendum MS
Il valid exercise of power, anil the lt.7
muyrcr 10 the answer tllei in }lse
lowe court WAS orerrulel ana fits err
ginal Pc ijion dismissed.
The ease WAS broaghs K t!ie Az
sliste Conrs by The Lord i44s.
AlIianee. which anpealed from .lt3se
saner's ratings Former orr 81
(.easfal Isaac Lobe strap arsuel
lAs f,5ils III ehalf of ne Lord :
s. Ailance. mhile Joseph f'rsl 1.
S s. Nile and t4Fnt fieH y
s rna roag. presented Il for l:e 'a Ell
of Election Supervisor l'l IS Il
bshall of Tie Wing picture 81
esis u 9as presented g ile eslsl
The ease We originally pl7eea asis
~ of the CoHrl daekel III iecs'ise
of Inc Importance 81 the $500
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
i shower Ol PI;s
I'll isn't raining ito "a

It's raining roses (iown
Tuesday Was a bleak, bare day 4
the i. VI c A headquarters The
towers were whitening and the vases
were fast being emptied The Office
tecretary looked helpiossly AZ the barS
rooms FOR it's d rule Of the Honse
Committee ALWAYS TO have flowers te
brighton the rooms. ant Al least one
olossom on every table in the Cafe,
terra, Ana suddenly. Wednesday
morning. one friend started the bali
rolling and huge box of dahlias ap.
nearcd No sooner had they beer
carefully distributed 81 that no rooa.
Would be jealous Of the other than
some cosmos. i mass of them. arrived
IL tho door Vases ana Jars were
brought ont 10 hold the graceful
busahes. lsnt liza; WAS only the he.
ginning From friends Of humanity il
general. to personal admirers Of tbs
sacretaries. the bouquets we're ga5her
Cd in And Yesterday Afternoon the
offices. clubraons, cafeteria. wert
regular flower gardens. Thanks, manS
thanks. to the iboughtful friends q the
Plne Triangle,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
TERRIBLE TASTE
REMOVED FROM
CASTOR OIL
New Process Robs Old Reliable
Family Remedy Of Dis
agreeable Taste

The chemists of Spencer & Sons.
inc. one Of the largest manufacturers
af castor oil III the world have per-
fecled remarkable process BY which
ALI nauseating taste Is removed from
castor oh. In the opinion Of physi-
clans and druggists who are already
familiar with keEIogg's Tasteless Cas-
tor on. this remarkable Improvement
Is q real blessing It's the same old
fashioned castor oil that every physi-
clan prescribes It's 100 per cent
pure castor ell But that naaseat!ng
taste has been eliminated. Strength
ana puritv remain the same Today
gou can take kellogg's Tasteiess tas-
far on easily Chiiir n take 4 with
aut eoaxing or bribing I1o no. ae-
sept substitutes Sold hy all good
druggists. II you want 4 castor on
absolutely without nauseating taste.
insist ON genuine laboratory filled
bofs1es plainly Labelled kellogg $
7,asteless Castor Oil Three sizes,
l5c s5e aud CSC lAdv.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
HE FEELS TEN LIARS YOUNGER

Amy man or woman suffering from
lame back. headache. stir joints. sore
muscles. rheumatic pains or any other
symptom OF kidney or bladder trouble.
will be interested IN this letter from
II. Bryde. 9a5 Garden ST.. Hoboken.
IS. j. II could not bend down for
some years, as I can now Ny wife.
had many a time 10 put on or OF my
shoes obtained relief with Foley
kidney Piils feel now as il we're
Ten years Younger
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
afeteria Ccmnitten Meeting

AIegfTta { EHulAtss. .Tstse4h&
There was All enthusiastic meeting
81 the eafeteria Committee Yesterday
afternoon under the chairnlanship u
sirs RippeYe Mhsn d number af MAI.
;ers vital . he Association aud thu
patrons 81 the Cafeteria we're discuss
ed The ser et ID the eaieterla ai
anus 20 increase and pl:flls arr Az
ready being licensed for rcmadelling
he present quarters 10 accommodate
be eyer growing patronage
Volunteers among he Women hage
offered their services to help II giNins
he WOODWORK frssli coats ri paint
tna the nel friends ef the AIS cia5
siion arc es generous q l.sir 81
..srs "a assist III aslyis rs and financial
aptcitie A new radiator for tbs
Helaa ana eats for the y aanleel
II DgrS behiAA the eaIntsv MI l5
aari u nc new e1liipnlenf ID be IN
stalled
Gils nlenl.rs III the 9H4i:ps
bres III we.y Mrs ffipneft 81 Gyala.l
AIRS. I.iufhicnn Mrs Chllds Mrs
HreWer Mgs Ifeinfz, and Mrs Praft
anA \ number Of laa tiers we're discuss
= prior Is repor ine SINE TIL
fsoard D lllFts which inrel mex
Nom ,y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

OF every man present TO stand BY bis
Association and fight to the cad
Many new contracts we're taken AZ
the meeting. and the growers sci
themselves 10 securing additional
contracts To tie reported 70 the lloAf
meeting. which viii be held III Priaee
Frederick one moath from date
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
AIore a tlle nnlertone

OF Wind and sea
Filat Is an absolutely fair Hlplc.
followed by two more exquisite stan
zas bearing the name Of It's FIRST line.
Yes tile volume 81 The Junk Mn Is
iar roo good ia miss
~ilarriet Ard rhc Piper" ~ Keith
hen MOTIFS tDotlhlday Page 4 Coo
Here IS stasy NTH the Triangle o.
Hera heroine ana villain. hut nel II all
arding q Tie form prescribed for
snh rinsia Fne author rs de-
iapetl 4 NeiS fms novel from lie old
hi4teria With which She started The
.lnnar mas he paid according Il tho
a3llse ana The paying IS the problem
H harriet There Is romano backed
an by the kind of 4 plot thai hothers
ege because il secals 70 have little
chance fora solution that Nili lct liar
RES cat even in the nd and Harriet
Is toa pleasing 70 be left 10 danger
Mtllont 1 thought Rnt the way that
SHE lnlds is good. and II has good sanse
enough III II % nako il we'll worth
while
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
( aieteria Menu For Thursday E,eninl
Tomato soup
Roast veal stuffed

Roast veal stuffed
Corn on cob candied sweet potatoes
Rolls anu butter Bread and butter
Pineapple salad. cheese balls
Sliced tomatoes
Riee building Chocolate layer cake
Apple pie Vanilla ice cream
Gomez Tea Milk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

surprised and delighted.
Amaze your friends, tool First. oNain 4
box Of oil Of Rerein at any busy drug siare.
A S100 guarantee in each box that b. f0i-
lowing korein system YOU will lose 10 10 90
pounds, whatever weight you wish A bru-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away ali stomach, liver
and bowel polsons before
breakfast.

ia trel yes;r best day III ana day
out. IL feel clean inside, no sour bile
coaf soar tonsue and sicken your
reafh or duh yonr head; no consti-
oation bilious attacks, sick head
ache. Gods. rheumatism or gassy. acid
tomach you ,nus battle on the iii
side like yaa hathe outside This is
lastly moro important. because the
Skin pores % lot absorb impurities
MO the blood, while the bowel pores
do.
To keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach. liver,
xidnevs and bowels, drink Eefore
freakfasf each day, i glass q not
water wftl 4 teasnaonflil Of limestone
phosphate ia It. This viii cleanse.
purify and freshen tho entire alimen-
ary tract before eating more food
Get a quarter pound Of limestone
ohos pllate from Your pharmacists 4
S inexpensive and almost tasteless.
Drink phospliated hot water every
morning 10 rid yonT system Of these
III, poison and toxins, also g pre-
;ent their formation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
Young Wonen's
Christian Association
Il am come that they might have
lie and that they might have
Il more abIndantly."
ThurseIas. tlciol,es Fourteenth

Nv aaei vanity dies in shame be-
fore Thy right, 9 Master Poet ! have
sat down at rhy taei Only lei me
s;nabc my ilfe simple anti straight, Ike
4 flute Of reed for Tiee u oil with
music Tagare
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
Rainbow Imsp

The Rainbow Club. of West Anna
polls. Il meeting at the Y w G. A.
this afternoon for their regular week
Is meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
nfacn Hostess

Miss jamie Feldmeyer will be the
hostess AT the Office this afternoon to
relieve The General Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

tenn Is issSt what on should try Spend sons
time daily III the open air, take seven deep
lfeaths each morning and hight and use Oil
Of korein following simple directions that
come With the bnx. Weigh and measure Jour~
SELF once a week. WONDERFUL
Oil of koreln Is absolutely harmless, s.
pleasant to take. Even q few DAYS self
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

pon.f YOU wish you could live CEN
tury or Two longer 70 see nov me
anel, fl Rnrane Will ,asae est
5aetpyilie Piedmont
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

Ms Philip sidney Morgan has
closed hee residence All Warleur. near
annapolis ami viii spend the Winter
1T 500 North Charles street. Bsltimorc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14

Bari Wirtz. noted cellist NnB s. to
rlay 4 the concert al the Executive
n, sion tonight vii be entertained
by Governor Iitetie a dinner prior
90 the mus ale
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-14
REDUCE YOUR
WEIGHT
Simple, Safe, Reliable Way
az you are carrying around Ten 10 sixty
pounds Of unhealthy fat yol arc nnnsaea-

a5 " =" - - . = = = - = -
sarily weakening
your vital organs
and are licariHg a
l,ufden Which de-
stroys the beauty Of
Iour figure.
Why continue n
victim Of sllTmrilim'is
fatgs III yaa WANT 10
reduce your weight
In a simple, safe and
reliable My Nlth-
out ssaryaiion dict
or strenuous exer-
49,. Elt- lsrs~ 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
BAcZNOSc SKAU%

Wszyscy skauci, nalezacy do
Oddzialu No. 8, w parafii Sw.
Trojcy, maja sic stawie W niedzie-
Il, dnia ego czetwca o godzinie 10
rano do sail cwiczen W mundurach
skautowych, czionkowie kapeli
maja przybyc z instrumentami,
poczem udamy sic do koSciola, Ia
raz pc skohczonem nabozehstwie
nastapi wymarsz agitacyjny ma
rzecz Polskiej Pozyczki Panstwo-
wei.
Kazdy Skaut ma bye obowiaz-
kowo obecny ma czas oznaczony.
K. Tarka, skautmistrz,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
SZESc SLUG.

Slawny poeta Rudyard Kipling
napisai taxi wiersz: Nam szeSc
wiemych slug, ci nauczyli mnic
wszystko; imiona ich So Co i
Czemu / .Kiedy i Jak i Gdzie i
Kto." CT sami wierni study mo-
ga nauczyt ciebie rowniez wszy-
stkiego. o czem wiedziec powl-
nienes: Co? Trinera Amerykan-
ski Elixir Gorzkieg6 Wilma. Gee
mu? Poniewaz jest to najlepsze
lekarstwo ma wszystkie dolegli-~
woSci zoladka. Kiedy: Pred ,je-
dzeniem i ma noe. Jak? Zgodnie Z
przepisem ma butelce. Gdzie: |
twego aptekarza Tub sprzedawa-
GA lekarstw. Kto? Joseph Triner
Company, 1885 s. Ashland
ave, Chicago, III. quarantine czy
stoSt, niezmiennost sktadnikow i
najwyzszego stopnia w}asnosc te-
60, lekarstwa jak rowniez i wszy-
stkich innych doskonaSych le--
karstw, jake Trinera Angelica
Gorzki Tonik, ktory przywraca
wyciehczona energie i wzmacnia
nerwy, Trinera Liniment ma reVt-
matyzm, neuralgia, bole ledzwio-
we itp., Trinera Antiputrin, wy
soce pomocny PREY plukaniu gar
dIa, mycia ust i ~czyszczenia ran,
ftp.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05
Z Domu p. W. sw. J6zefa.

Tow. Pan Opieki mad Domem
Starc6w Sw. Jozefa W Avondale,
urzadza bazar przez wszystkic
niedziele czerwca Dr., II. ego
1890, 20go i 27go. Bazaar ODDLY,
wac sic bedzie poPoludniami cd
godz. 3ciej do 7mej w~ieczorem
VI ogrodzie PREY Domu Si6str pm.
2649 n. Hamlin ave.
Poniewaz bazaar ten urzadzany
Jest ma korzySt wyzej wymienio-
nego Domu, przeto many nadzie-
je, re eel ten popra wszyscy do
brze mySlacy. Zaprasza sic Szan.
PublicznoSc do jak najwiekszego
wspoludziah.
Marya M. Neuman, PREF.
Eleonora Nowak, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-05

narodowe, ia kt6-cm wygloszq
mowy:
DR.. F. 'Stefczyk. delegat mini
sterstwa Skarbu P~olskiego;
Jan F. Smulski, prezes Wydzia-
}u Narodowego Poi;
rs. WIadysiaw Zapala, C.. R.,
rcktor Kollegium Sw. ,Stanislawa
Kostki.
Dwaj wymienieni mowcy do
piero CO wrocili z Polski; powie-
dza nam, co widzieli i co slyszeli
DIR. Sefczyk przybyl z ramieni'
rzadu polskiego, w celu propago-
wanna Polskiej Pozyczki Panstwo
wei.
Zebranie to da s~posobnosc "a
poznania sic z obecnymi ME
zmiernie interesujacymi stosun-
kami w Polsce. Zaprasza wszyst-
kich Polakow i Polki,
Komitet.