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FOR THOSE WHO CARE.

With the approach of Passover,
Sephirah draws near, with it's absti-
hence from weddings, public festivi-
ties and celebrations. There are still
many individuals and organizations,
who, if they knew in advance of the
exact dates of Sephirah, would re-
frain from arranging festivities dur
ing that period. Very often an ar
rangement committee finds when it
is too late, that in the name of some
Jewish organization, an affair is ar
ranged for rejoicing, during the peri
cd when Israel has reason to mourn.
Likewise many bridal couple, after
having selected their date, find that
the parents are grieved over the fact
that the proposed wedding is sched-
uled in Sephirah. So, for the benefit
of the organizations and individuals
who care, it may be timely to mention
that from Passover to Shabuoth
april 2 to May 24) the only permits
sible dates are Sunday, April 18;
Monday, April 10; Thursday, May 6,
and from May 18 on. Naturally these
dates are from sunset to sunset.-C.
D. M.
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FELIX M. wARBURG HoNoRED.

Mr.. Felix M. Warburg, president of
the Federation for the Support of
Jewish Philanthropic Societies of
New York City, and President of the
Joint Distribution Committee for the
Relief of Jewish War Sufferers, was
signally honored on the twenty-ffth
wedding anniversary. On that occa-
sion he was designated as "Haber" by
Rabbis Philip Klein and Bernard
BRAKEMAN of the Ohab Zedek congre-
cation of New York.
"Haber," or Associate" is an an
cient title of honor bestowed upon
those especially learned or who have
rendered distinguished service to their
people in some other direction. The
designation Of Mr.. Felix M. Waiburg
to this honor is a fitting tribute to
his devotion to the cause of Jewish
relief in his city and in the war zones,
as well as to his wide non. sectarian
activities of u similar kind. It is
pleasing to witness the continuation
of this Jewish tradition, which recog-
nizes but two orders of nobility-the
aristocracy of learning, and the arts
tocracy of good deeds. Mrs. Felix M.
Warburg was Miss Frieda Schiff, the
uduSuCcI u Cuc UedIl Oh jewish pn1ian-
thropists, Jacob H. Schiff.
The following excerpt from the adj
dress of presentation is eloquent of
the spirit that prompted the confer
ring of the honorary title:
'You have proven worthy descend
ant of an honorable ancestry that
dates back to the eighteenth century.
You, by your faith and sacrifice and
by your generosity and service to
your people, have we'll earned this
degree, the highest honor and gift
within the authority Of the rabbinate
to confer upon you.
''In the crisis affecting the Jews of
all the world during the past five
years, you have earned the right to
be numbered among those great Jews
who, in the past, have received this
degree..C. D. M.
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will not show off her silks and furs
and jewels is rare indeed.
And yet, it is always the loud and
snowy and staggering and imperti-
nent Jew or Jewess that is noticed,
and is called attention to, and criti-
cized and condemned. Why? Because
the Jew is marked, branded, and has
been so for 1900 years. For that
Christendom is responsible. Other
wise there is nothing the matter with
the Jew. He is just like all the rest
of human folk.
g NJ n
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triots of Austria. After him the
floor was taken by the Infamous anti
Semitic, Prof. Kuza. Not content with
ordinary speech, this Jew-baiter used
the Roumanian government, which he
such expressions about the Jews and
called Jewish kitchen, that the Par
lament by vote decided not to allow
him to speak any further.
"(Mrs Woodrow Wilson,"
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The johannesburg, South Africa,
Jewish Guild are well on their way
towards their new clubhouse. Of the
10000 pounds required more than half
has already been subscribed. and build
ing operations will start shortly. The
cultural value of the Jewish Guild has
long been recognized, and it is hoped
to make it the centre of Jewish at
traction on the Rand.
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The Jewish Communal Schools at
Alexandria, Egypt, were recently Wis
tied by Ahmed Talaat Pasha, Minis
ter of Education. accompanied by his
secretary, and the inspector Of the
Ministry of Education. His excellen-
cy was escorted around the various
departments and saw the children at
their work in the classrooms and
workshops. Before his departure his
excellency expressed his approval of
the organization of the schools and
praised the high standard of work at
tanned and the progress made.
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Mrs. Baume, widow of Mr.. F. E..
Baume, K. c., M. p, was candidate
at the elections. She was the first
woman to stand for Parliament under
the recent legislation rendering wom-
en- eligible for election, and was the
first lady elected to a Board of Edu-
cation in New Zealand. Mrs. Baume
was unsuccessful, but she polled well.
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ANTl-SEMITES MAKE SCANDAL
IN ROUMANIAN PARLIAMENT.
Bucharest (By I. J. P. BIN the
first speech in the Roumanian Par
lament which the Deputy from Buko-
wilma, Mororiu, held, he made a very
scurrilous and libelous attack upon
the Jews of Bukowina. The Jews of
his province, he stated, were still pa
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

LID
WHY THE JEWS WERE. HATED.
Continued from Page L.
When you read about the horrors
of the Auto da Fe," where Jews
and others were burned alive whole
sale, you read of brutality in
Catholic country. When you read of
the physician Servetus 'for two hours
roasted in the flames of slow fire,
begging for the love of God that they
would put on more wood, or do some
thing to end his torture" you read
Of burning at Geneva, in Switzer-
land, ordered by John Calvin, the
Protestant, sincerely convinced, no
doubt, that the smell of Servetus
burning flesh was highly acceptable
to God above.
Men burned each other because
they were savage beasts. They hated
and burned Jews because they feared
their superior knowledge, their bust
ness cunning which outwitted them,
and because it was necessary to con-
denim them in order to steal their
money with good grace.
And bear in mind, the lower Or
der Of intelligence among the Jews
was as superstitious and as full of
hate as among any other people.
Their two greatest names are Mai
monides, Rabbi Moss Ben Maimon,
and SpinoZa. He ranks with the great
est of human intellects. Both of
these men the Jewish church author
tiles formally communicated. They
would have done much more than
excommunicate them, had they dared.
But Spinoza, fortunately, was safe
from his coreligionists under the
Dutch Government, although not al
ways safe from his Christian sur
roundings, and Maimon, or Ram
bam," was safe with his Sultan in
Egypt.
For comic reading, see in Pollock's
Life of Spinoza the Curse that the
synagogue put upon the great philoso-
pher. His name was never to be men
toned, and every part of his body,
waking and sleeping, was cursed
separately. Those that did the ours
ing are only remembered because,
they linked their vile names with
Religious hatred is as ancient as
the first savage banging his head
on the ground in front of an idol,
praying for good luck in some plan
of murder, dies hard. Only the other
day, in New York City, reformed
rabbi" attacked publicly Felix Adler,
a student and teacher, accusing him.
of saying too little about God in his
lectures.
1t never occurs to the deeply re-
ligious that God, being all powerful
and omniscient, could attend to his
own quarrels, if He thought it worth
while.
Adler did not, but might, say to
the reformed rabbi, attenuated de-
scendant of Spinoza's synagogue, "If
you can get along smoothly without
Moses or his laws, why not let me
use my judgment about the rest Of
our religion"
l. Gil "a
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HAS AMERICKEHO GENERALA
o BOLSEVISMU.

Manila, g. dubna. (Opozdena depese.) "Cea ruska
uace dozna napravy jakmile vydan bude Tou
ably japanske vojsko opustlo Sbr prohasi
gadn general William S. Graves, vchnf vete amerckeho
voska jez prave vyklido Sbfr domu Graves k
prvn6jSi vet6 dodal:
9s procent obyvate sbr isou bolsevci pracui edine
mir pro dobro svoj zeme die meho nahledu
byt idu pocivymi spravedvym. Protibosevici pax
nepreji odchodu Japanc ably nepf RUNE vsady udee-
ny Jim korunou pred zkazou Rua kter by jiste
Japancn byli pTpraveni."
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A. Phillips Ohia, mistopred-
seda bratrstva strojnikn a to-
picu, A. O. Warton, naCelnik
divise zelezniCnich zrizencn V
Am. Fed. Prace a j. j. For
ster Z Ohia, predseda zelezni-
tnich q paroplavebnich kler-
XII.
Y zastoupeni spolecnosti: /:
H. Baker z Cincinnati, J. H.
Elliott byvaly riditel Texaske
Pacificke drahy a w. L. Park,
byvaly manager Illinois Gen.
trail drahy.
Tvrzeni, re Prdm. Delnici
Sveta po cele mesice stavkov-
nj hnuti podn6covali moralne
a stavkarum slibovali finanGni
pomoc, Jest dosud predmetem
uredniho Setreni. V justicnim
Department. panuje pfesved-
ceni, re P. D. S. spatfuji V ze-
leznicni stavce prvy krok k sve
tove revoluci a re tim tisice
[dflnfku bezdeky vtazeny bu-
lAon do vleku prost- nsu vse-
svetoveho komunismu. Sv6de-
ctvi o techto snahach podava
literature moci ufadu, ktera
pred nekolika m6sici byla me-
ri delnictvem horlive rozsifo-
vana.
z Chicago Sc oznamuje, re
hlavni pdvodce dnesniho straj
ku, John Grunau, byl suspen-
dovan a nacelnike mstavkarn
jmenovan jisty Bedell, znamy
prave svoji cinnosti v organi-
saci P. D. S. V Chicagu a Pitt
sburgu.
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ktere narodu vzniknou, Chime
zodpovednymi skolni urady,
jez kvalitu utitelske prace pre-
hlizeji.
Zdrazeni novin v Cechach.
Nejen americke noviny, ale
noviny V Cechach jsou nuceny
zdrazovati predplatne. Pise o
tom list Svoboda: "Rok 1920
misto ably prinesl dusledne sni
zovani cen vsech zivotnich po-
treb, zahajuje svoji cru hned
V prvnich dnech ledna zvySe-
MIN cen novin, ktere V dusled-
ku rapidniho stoupanl cen pa
plru i prace typograficke zdra
zuji Sc o 100 az $50 procent.
Praz5ke listy v6tSinou uz ivy
silly ceny 100 procent, row
nez zdejSl ttyfstrankovy list
vychazi Cd noveho roku "a 40
hal. (drive 20 hal.) Sdelujeme
vsem, ze zdrazeni dotkne sc ci-
telne "Svobody" al obdrzi-
me definitivni kalkulaci IVY
Semi vydajd."
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jina auta zahaji Ultra dopravu
i meZi Buffalem, Chicagem a
Cleyelandem. take k zadne
nouZi G potraviny Zde nedojde
pry vubec. Jinak ale stavka
pfeSinovaGu V Ohio poruSila
iiz ZnaCn6 industrii a odhadu-
je Sc. ze dnes naSem state
donuceno bylo X zahalce vic
jak sto tisic d6lniku tovar-
nich. Tovarnam dochazeii to-
tiz suroviny a pokud zeleznic-
nj dovoz nebude obnoven, ne
lie normalni tovarni vyrobu o.
cekavat.
Dnes zelezniGni autority oba
vail Sc zvlaSt6 vseobecne STAY
ky vyhybkaru vlaku osobnich.
Podobny strajk vypukl vcera
Columbus. cimz expedovani
osobnich rychliku bylo obme-
zeno a strajk ten snad rozsirl
sc Y cele zemi. Vzhledem k po
dObne moznosti na cleveland
skych nadraZich prodavajI Sc
dnes jiZdni listky 5 jakousi W
hradou. Dele Sc tax ZvlaSte "a
prodeje ticket okruznich ci
zpateGnich. Drahy neruci totiz
pasazerlm, re dojedou ku cili
yeas, neb re vrati Sc V cas- do
NIL. Pak-li by totiz stavka pro-
pukla, platnost jiZdnich list
ku musela by byti prodlouze-
ma a cestuilci by na ceste pri-
padn6 kdesi uvizli. Nadrazni
kasifi upoZornuji dnes ma tuto
moznost nejen zde, nybrz Y
ilnych amer. velkomestech.
Zvla$te nejistou snad stane Sc
iizda z Clevelandu do New
Yorku, Chicago, Buffalo, St.
Louis, Pittsburgh Washingto
nu.
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CLEVELANDSTi STAVKAR VYSLOU
PARLAMENTARE DO WASHING
TONgJ.

Move unie vyhybkaru ma cle-
velandskych zeleznicnich ma
dvofich vyslou zvlastni dele
gael do Washingtonu, kterizto
vyslanci mali Wade vysv6tlit
stanovisko dottenych unii VII
ci mistnlm bratrstvum a refero
vat o pricinach clevelandske
Stavky. Delegace ia vyzada 81
slyseni u vladni d6lnicke ko-
mise, vcera presidentem Wilso
mem k urovnani stavky do
Washingtonu svolane. Cleve-
landsti stavkari ustanovi Gle
ny dotycne delegace dnes a do
Washingtonu poslou ie snad
Ultra.
Ma nadvori Erie drahy u Ii
terary Road vratilo Sc vcera do
prace padesat zkusenych w
hybkard, cimz tamejsi dopra-
va nakladh Sc znacne uvolni-
la. Pennsylvanska draha ozna
muie navrat sedmi stavkaru,
kdezto Il jinych mistnich drah
situace z1stava nezmen6na.
Dnes budou miti schulz uniovi
zeleznitni kotlari zda Sc. re
ma stavku vyjdou hromadne.
Rovnez collinwoodsti zeleznit
nj tesafi a truhlari cht6ii ra-
dy stavkujicich doplniti.
Clevelandska situace ohled-
ne dovazky potravin q paliva
je dnes dosti uspokojiva. Erie
draha expedovala sem vGera
Is potravnlch vlakn a podob-
na dovazka posilovana ie tez
nakladnimi auty. Mistni OBJ
chodni komora ma ti3ic tako-
vych autotrockh V obehu. Au-
tomobily ty jsou vysilany do O.
hajskych NEST, kle cleveland
ske zasilky stavkou uvizly a
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Y SIM Zednafl u Euclid A
We zahajena vGera narodni
konvence Y. w. C. A., tedy sva
zu zen krest' anskych,
kteryzto svaz je rozvetven We
vsech statech americkych a
jenz "a svetove valky rozsifil
svou cinnost do zemi evrop-
skych a asijskych. Ma vterej-
Sim Zasedani podilelo Sc vice
jak 1000 amer. delegatek pra-
videlnych, jakoz tax zvanych
"polnich pracovnic' z ciziny
po podep3ani primeri Sc domd
vrativSich. Sized otevren byl
narodni predsedkyni pi. F.
Paistovou z Filadelfie, nacez
prijimany zpravy vyznacnej-
sich delegatek americkych, ia
koz i kratke raporty zmine-
nych polnich pracovnic. Mezi
podobnymi delegatkami byla
tez slecna Marie Harebuttova,
vyslana po uzavreni primeri
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Nouze O ucitelstvo.

Nouze O ucitelstvo. Ma ne
kterych okresich jsou ustano-
veny k substitucni sluzbe uci-
telske V nedostatku ucitelstva
zkouSeneho i absolventky me-
St'anJkych skol. Ze Sc tim w
chov6 a vyucovani neprospeje,
jest samozrejmo. Skolsky cd
Dor a pFedsednictvo Zem. IL
stredniho spolku jednot ucitel-
skych V Cechach protestuji
proti takovemu pocinani skol-
mich ufadn, nebot' nelze schva
lovati, ably vychova a vyuco-
vani dorostu naSeho svefova-
no bylo osobam nekvalifikova-
nym. Netrpi-li delnictvo We
SVEN stredu osoby, jez prislus
nemu remeslu Sc nevyucili, ne
mozno mlcky trpeti, ably skol-
nj ufady odpovidaly ma volani
ucitelstva po vyssfm vzdelani
ustanovovanim osob, jez pro
povolani .ucitelske nemaji ami
odbornych vedomosti, ami III
votnich zkusenostf. Ia Skody,
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PRUMYSLO LOVi DELNfCI SVETA VINE.
Nj PODNECOVANiM K STAVCE.
DOSAVADNf VUDCE GRUNAU NAHRAzEN
BEDELLEM

Washington, 13. dubna. =
President Wilson svolava ma ri
UeJSl dopoledni Zasedani cely
kabinet, ktery Sc tenkrate bu-
de raditi soukrome jeho pra-
c0Vne V Bilem Dome. Jest to
prva schuze po jeho onemoc-
n6ni. Soucasne skorem ozna-
mil senatu svoji nominaci Gle
nu 8 zeleznicni rady delnicke,
Jak vyzaduje novy dopravni
zakon, kterym jest vlastne re-
organisovan cely dosavadni re
leznitni system. Rada ma by
ii roZhodcim mistem, kde by
Sc projednavaly pfiSti povstale
rozpory meZi zeleznicnimi zri
zenci spolecnostmi drah, po-
kud Sc mzdovych pozadavku i
pracovnich podmlnek tyce.
Ornament podrobneho po-
stupu justicniho departments
proti stavkarlm ohlaseno bu-
de teprve. Ultra po odpoledni
konferenci kabinetu. Predse-
edaxe 43rah New York Central
"a s,sStssvta,'she byly sprsveii
ncstn.m departmentem tele-
graficky pozadani, ably zaslali
do Washingtonu jmena vsech
stavkujicich osobnimi po-
znamkami, jak ktery Sc ma
dnesni stavce podilel.
Mezi 9 cleny zeleznieni ra-
dy delnicke jsou ctyri z Ohia.
Move teleso pax jest nasledov-
ne slozeno:
V zastoupeni verejnosti: H.
Hunt Cincinnati, G.. w. Han
gar R. M. Barton.
V zastoupeni zam6stnancn: !:
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81. M. Dunhamova Tecnila be
dach Armenc1 "a vlady ture-
cke, 81. Mottova mluvila o
svych zkuSenostech ma Balka-
ne, jine "polni sekretarky' po-
davaly zpravy o dusevnim po-
kroku zen V N6mecku, Italii,
Skandinavii atd. Ones bude V
dalsim referovani jeste pokra-
Govano, naGez konvence patr-
ne urci jake obnosy amer. pc
nez na ty ktere missile V ci-
zine mali byti venovany. Sized
protahne Sc do pondelka, kdy
V Zednarske SIM ma Euclid A
We. bude poradana jakasi zaba
va ma rozloutenou, pri KITE
remzto vecirku budou illustro-
vany pom6ry V evropskych ze-
mich a nektere delegatky pred
nesou i narodni zpevy. Ceskou
lidovou melodii zap6je 81. NJ
Borkova, jejiz podobenku W.
Sc I've stredu fotograficke ski,
piny) prinasime. Italske narod
nj pisne prednese pan G.. Po-
cielo, polske delegatka Slabos-
zewska, atd. Po pondelnim ve-
cirku delegatky Sc roziedou q
priSti mar. Sized amer. Y.W.C.
A. bude "a rok We Filadelfii.
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ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKA.

.firem celkovou castkou 1866
X rs hal. jez ministr prijal Sc
awaken, ze penize budou
pomerne prideleny< zemskym
ufadim invalidni pece v Pra-
re, v Brne a v Bratislave, ably
jich bylo pouzito We prospech
osleplych vojinh. Mini.terstvo
socialni pe6e vyslovuje timto
vefejne slechetnym darcdm sr-
decny dix.
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SULTAN PROTI REBELANTUM.

Carihrad IL. dubna Turecti naconalste obvinovani
isou dneSn kcke situace zavadnuvSi Cafhrad9 zast
nm sultanem vydanym manifese nemz jest prohaseno,
re padu nezanechaj sve cnnosti Anato obsazena bu
de celia tato zeme vojskem spoeneckym.
Vsem organisatorGm a podnecovatelim revouce hrozi
resy ale soucasne nabizi mo odpusteni vsem pr
vrzencGm kef behem tydne dali jevo ost mad cny
chanJmi stanou opetne oyalnimi suanove vlad6
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Slechetny Gin. X ministru so
cialni pece dostavili Sc dGvernl
ci delnictva z Roudnice PIP. Ru
dolf Lukas a Josef Vysoky a
sdelili, re delnictvo roudnicke
pracovalo ma oslavu 10. naro-
zenin pana presidenta republi
ky hodinu pres cas- ze usne-
slo Sc venovati mzdu "a tuto
dobu slepecke peel invalidni.
Ke sbirce timto zpdsobem u
sporadane delnictvo rdzntch
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do ceskoslovenSke republiky,
ably studovala tamejsi pomery
a "a zakladanl prazske odbo-
cky Y. w. G.. A. konala obvy-
klou dobrocinnost svazu. Harl-
buttova V struGnem SVEN refe-
ratu chvalila zenske hnuti V
ceskoslovenskych Zemich a u
jist ovala Sized, re zeny tesko
slovenske nalezeji mezi neju-
vedomelejsi zeny evropske,
majici smysl pro uslechtilou
organisaci a dobroCinnost. Y
ceskoslovenske republice jest
dosud mnozstvi povalecneho
nedostatku a proto amer. or
ganisace Y. w. C. A. mela by
tamejsim humannim dam3kym
jednotam vsemozne pomahati.
81. Olga Nikolajevska refe-
rovala amer. odbockach Y.
w. c.. A. ma Rusi, Nile. dan
bige citovala dobro Amer. Ger
veneho Krize ma zap. fronte,
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Otazka trakcnich tunelu
pfetrasana vCera V klubu cle-
velandskych inzenyr1 iinych
odbornikG "a pritomnosti ex-
perta B. Parsonse z mesta New
York, ktery dotycnou stavbu Il
squaru zvlaSte odporucuje. po-
nevada pry podzemni draha ie
dine mohla by zlepSit zrych-
lit dopravu ma pouliGnich dra-
bach, odstranit blokady NY
nejsi iine trakcni poruchy.
Traktni tunely vedly by pod
squarem Cd vych. %. ul. k Eu-
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cid Ave. wiz obrazek), iiny
tunel zafizen byl by pod Su-
perior Ave. zapadn6 k vyso-
kemn yiaduktu a vychodn6 k
vych. II ulici, jakoz pod On
tario Ave. az k m6stsk6mu tr-
ziStt @ patnactimlioaay1 rrif.
ce ma stavbu zmin6nych tune
Ia bude obcanstvo hlasovanim
roZhodovati "a voleb 27. dub
ma. Pak-li k stavbe dojde, tu-
nelly ty budou m6stem trakGni
spolecnosti pronajaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
HELENOWA.

w ZcSzia niedzielc wieczorem W sail
parafialnei odbyI sic wieczorek Ola mez
czyzn 2wany Smoker urzadDony STA
raniem Klubu Obywatelskiego kr0ll
KazimierZa WielkiegO. POmimo deSz--
Gu zeszla sic jednak spora liczha O.
hywateli. azeby sic wspolnie zaznaJo-
mi i zabawic W swojskiem gronie to-
~w8rzyshim. O godzinie Sci prezeS kiu-
bu p. Edward KerStein. zabrad CLOS
wyjaSnii Gel zebrania. poczem ia pre-
wodniczacego powo}al p. Adama Hibne'
ra. 20 zajeciu miejsca, przcwodnlczacy
w kr6tkich slOwach pOwita} z~ebranycli
Obywateli ,z~achcCajac ich do piracy Ola
dobra parafii. Ma pierwszego mGwce
powolany z0StaI scdzia Edmund Jare-
cki. kt6ry w SVEN przemGwieaiu "a
checa{ obecnych do O~rganiDOwanla sic
W Cdpowiedme Kluby / radzi} stanow-
co "a jmOwac sic pOlityka. kt6ra nam
Polakom potrzebna jest wielce a Zwia-
SEGA w dzisiejszych czasach. PolityEa
nam Jest potZebna jedynie dlatego, mo
viii scdzia Jarecki .azehy Polacy ME
byli wodzeni przez Obcych. Shiny ktadt
nacsk ma chrome ma}oletnich chfopc6w
polSGich, kt0rymi sadly miejskie .sa
zawSze zpclnione: dudajac, III u braku
OdpowFiclinicj opieki obywatelstwa pol
Skiego o wiele cafkiem n~iepotrZebnie
zoStaje wySyIanych do wiezienia hub
szk6I czyIi zali}adGw poprawczych-ob-
cych, glzie ch}opcy narahcmi 50 czeSto-
kruf ma utratc polSko&ci. Drugim NOW
ca byi p. Jan RuszkiewicZ. kt6ry cache
cal Ohywatcli do wStcpOwania do km-
hu olrywatclSkicgo ma Helc1lowic a W
kchcu zyczyt k1ubowi rOzwOju ola
or6lnego dobra parafii. TrZecim NOW
ca byi alderman 17tej warly p. Sta
nislaw Adamkiewicz. prizes klubu o.
hvwatelSkiegu i'm. KSiecia J6zcfa Pn--
niatUwSkicgO Il KantOwa, kt6ry d"Sko--
male wyt{6maCZy} nrbranym jake ko-
rzy&ci klub ma IIclG1owie obywatelom
~przynic&G moac W goracych StIwach
nalc-al by Polary starali sic g}Gwnic
o ohywatcIStw0 amrrykanSkic i azehy
hrali czynny udzia] W prlitycr. no je-
dynic tylko przcz wSp6lnC SHY moAemy
ma Sicb:e Samych tylkO pnlegaG. OStat-
nicm mGwca hy{ p. J. KempzyhSki. ktd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
|NOTATKl OSOBISTE.

Onegdaj w.erzorem p~rzyjacio!ki
panny Heleny Stachowiak, urzadzlly
jej mia niespodzianke zwana Cut
Glass Shower" W domu jej siostry
PAM Klary Latuszewskiej, Fam. par.
27S5 Haddon ave. ma Helenowie. T.
czestniczyy nastepujace Marta Ka-
czor, Marya Krause, Matylda Kohl
Ike. Emilia Binder, Ludwika Wisnie-
wska, Marya Czerniak, Marya Brandt
Elzb;eta Nebery. Klara Neuman, Sta
nisfawa Jasinska. Eleonora Straus,
Zofia Pfaczek i Agnieszka Kaczmar-
czyk. Parma Stachowiak, w~stepuje
" zwiazek malzenski dnia 9go Ger
wca b. r. z panem Wojciechem Ka-
czor, synem PIP. Jana i Rozalii Ka--
czor dlugoletnich parafian Stanisia~
wowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
W Sprawie Nantes
Kosciuszkowskie;.

luz tylko krotki czas przedzie-
Ia mas Cd Manifestacyi do stop
Bohatera dw6ch Swiatow, Tade-
usza KoSciuszki, w Humboldt
Tarku, a stosunkowo mala liczba
Szan. Spicwakow i SpiewaCzck
zgromadzi}a sic W sail Zwiqzkr
Polek, azeby sic wyuczyc pieSni
kt6re beda odspicwanc II stop po-
mnika.
Prosimy ~jeszcze raz usilnie, a.
byScie sic Szanowni Spiewacy ME
ociagali i abyScie be- wzgledu
cly nalezycic do ktorcgo Z ch6-
row parafialnych czy narodo--
wych, czy ME na'czyCic do lad--
ncgo, przybyli ma oznaczonq
chwilc, przcz dyrygenta +. Nowi-
ckicgo. a mianowicic: DIS vie
czorem, o godz. $3.50 tenory, ju-
tro o tel samej pore barytony'