Evening journal., 1920-06-14
$4,000 TONIGHT
POLISH LOAN AIM

Fnal arrangemenis were made to-
day for The parade and mass meeting
here tonight 10 celebrate Polish vic
tories over the Bolshoviki and TO OBJ
tain subscriptions 70 the bond sale
FOR the Republic Of Poland.
Announcement was madc'this morn
ing OF new bond subscriptions
amounting 20 $500 making a total OF
Sii. zoo thus far in Wilmington The
cltys allotment Is Si3OWO. and u Is
expected the $4,000 mark will be
passed at tonights mass meeting
The parade VIII be held through Tho
| ng at MOdieskd Hall, on Sycamore
street. near Maryland avenue. where
The mass meeting viii he held. The
meeting Will be addressed by a rep
/ rcscniatlyc OF the Polish legation al
/ Washington. who is expected To ar
I rive In Wilmington some time to-
/ day; by stanley nOmhrOwski, chair
Imam of ihe Polish government loan
lmmilice In Wilmington, by the
I Rev Father pulczynash, the Rev,
Father Thomas patalong. John B. Pie
iuszka. editor OF Polonia. the local
/ Polish newspaper. and BY John Jaku-
lhOWsk. treasurer OF The local loan
committee. and others prominent in
the local Polish colony.
The following letter written by Car
dInal Gibbons was read yesterday I'M
81 Hcdwig's Polish Catholic Church
100 South Harrison street by the Rev
Father pulczynask and in 81. Stanls-
laus's Polish Catholic Church, Sew.
enlh and BuilonWood streets, by th,
Rev. Father Patalong.
The new Polish republic deserve.
the hearty sympathy and support o
Am rlca and of an friends OF FIRE
dom and Justice. The Poles savel
Europe once from the Turks To
day. with their gallant army hold
, ng back the Bolsheviks. they arr
once more saving European clvlliza
llon.
''rhe fate OF Poland will have
tremendous effect on the fate OF IRE
and orderly government everywhere
II the Poles succeed in maintain.n
their independence. The cause o
fr cdom viii be strengthened On
world over. and II they establish
strong government and inauyuratc
reign uf prosperity the world Wi
have murh 20 gain from lhls ancient
vigorous. hlch-mindcd, religious an
(. "For myself ! have great hope
lof the Polish penole. I rejoice owe
1.-The recovery of their freedom. whlc
I for 80 long seemed "a desperate cause
land / pray God to establish them sf
curely In peace and strength and jus
tice. ........
In addition 10 reading the epistl
from Cardinal Gibbons, Father
/, pulczynski and pmalons also an
nounred that nt Rev. Bishop John
Monaghan. OF ihc Diocese OF WHINING
4 ton. had expressed his earnest Wishl
/. for the success Of Poland and The sal
of Polish bonds.
: Much announcement has been give
y the Poles In their movement 90 estal
lish their new republic on a nrl
a fOOling by receipt OF me TO
~ lowing advices from The Polish Leg
4 tion In Washington, which receive
= them direct from Warsaw, the Polls
~ capital.
v resignation of the Polish cahinl
u General pilsudsh IS expected 20 q
iu cline 90 accept the resignation
5. Premier Skulski and TO ask him
nj form "a new cabinet
rs "padereWsh is now due here wi
lt, the announced Intention OF remalni
Do. several days. His arrival 40 this III
L. arOuslng much gossip.
n The dispatch further stated thai
-s Polish official circles I'm Washing
%. 10 was believed the reported canif
,b changes were caused by the shift
10. OF parliamentary groups and W,
,O without any great external signl
= cancc.