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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
ANNUAL STATE D. 4. R. MEETING
 AT NEW LONDON, NOV. 4TI

The twenty-seventh state meeting of the Connecticut Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution is to be held in the Sec Dnd Congregational church, New London. Thursday, November 4.
 Lucretia Shaw chapter has issued in vitations and the morning session will open at eleven o'clock with the formal entry of the president general, the state and national officers and, other distin- been requested to be in their seats at least ten minutes before the time Of opening
 The afternoon session opens at 2.I5 and will close as near 430 as possible. after which the president general, nation al officers and speakers will receive in- formally in the Church House of the Second Congregational church. and aft ernoon tea will be served by Lucretia Shaw chapter.
 As a special feature of this state meeting, when the Connecticut ZY sident general will be present and at which other members of the national board are ex- pected. a banquet will be given in their honor at 7.30 D. m. at the Mohican hotel. Members may take guests if they wish. either men or women. This matter is in charge of Mrs. Herbert L. Crandall 69 Granite street
 All state officers, councillors and of- ficers of the Ellsworth Memorial asso- ciation will notify Mrs. Maurice F.. ther- man whether or not they expect to at tend. in order that their places may be assigned in the procession and seats re- served for them in the church.
 Admission to the church will be by badge only.
 Reception committees will meet all in- coming trains and will be in attendance at the meeting and luncheon places.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

the people abroad are more tidy than We who live in America.
 'HThe city of New York countenances conditions that none of the cities which I visited would tolerate for moment"
 MT. Copson said that London has the best organized street cleaning department in Europe, Glasgow, tie poorest, ana Paris has the best garbage disposit sys- tenn.
 Referring to taxi-cab drivers and all chauffeurs abroad, MT. Copson's statement said that they seem to know their bus mess and when in trouble, or about to run down a pedestrian, they apply the brakes instead of footing horns The ciauffeurs in New York do just the op- posite, hence the greater number of ac cidents and noises.
 'Newsboys and vendors. in London he added, do not shout their wares, but ! instead carry signs on which is printed in large letters the important news head ings. The system helps considerably in | lessening the general noise. The sub- ways, or tubes as they are called in London, are more. comfortable than ours and scrupulous1y clean
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
TEACHERS IN CONVENTION
 AT NEW LONDON FRIDAY

Principal Frederick S. Hitchcock of the New London Vocational school is to pre- side at both the morning and afternoon sessions of the fall meeting of the Con necticut State Teachers association to be held In the auditorium of the New Lon a9E Nocat1onal school Friday, beginning at 10 a. m. The convention program fol- lows - 10 a III Music.
 iol+. Address, T at Educational Out look n CG:l:tt cut, Dr Albert B. Mere C:tn.. ccnn'ssiCrcr ..t education, Connec- ticut
 Il, Address, The Reorganization of the N D. A., Miss Sally Hill, field agent or the National Education association.
 ll-30. Address, Needed Changes in the Ieachers' Retirement Law, Edward S. Boyd, secretary teachers retirement
 D. m. Music
 2.15. Address, Financial Adjustments and Connecticut Education. Prof. Fred R Fairchild, Yale university
 ,. Address, The High Cost of High Grade Teaching, William H. Allen, direc- tors institute for public service.
 3.3O Address, The Abundant Life. pr. William N. Davidson. superintendent of schools, Pittsburgh, Pa.
 4 Report, The State Campaign, Levi A' 'te-l iScll, w NlllllNanLlc, Conn.
 The officers of the association. many of whom are expected to be present. are: President, Stanley H Holmes, New Brit ain; first vice president, Glen mt C. Hyde. Hartford second vice president. Fred s. Camp, Stamford; recording secre- tary, Ella A. Fallon, New Britain assist ant secretary, NJ. Rachel Webster. New Haven; ; corresponding secretary, Samuel F. Willard, Colchester; treasurer, Edward B. Sellew. Middletown; auditor, Gilbert Miller, New Haven.
 Executive Committee-Grover c. Bow man. Thompsonville Carolyn Merchant. New Haven; Bertha G. Daley. Stamford :; Levi T. Garrison, Willimantic; Clement c. Hyde, Hartford
 Finance Committee-Edward J. Ora ham. Norwich; Minnie A. Cobleigh, Bris- tol; John k. Perkins. Danbury.
 Some people are never satisfied un- til they find something that makes them dissatisfied.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

persuade folks to spend, Mr.. Ellsworth asked if it were not just astsensible to advertise for the purpose of persuad ing people to save or invest or otherwise to conserve their means.
 Bankers he said had undertaken by collective and cooperative movements to show the people by advertising how to do this saving and investing.
 The savings bank section of the Ameri- can Bankers Association is working on a comprehensive plan for advertising thrift as it~never has been advertised be- fore, said MT Ellsworth. The trust company section has arranged a nation wide advertising campaign for which S60O00 has been appropriated for the first year. Banks are advertising col lectively in various cities and in New Or leans are conducting continuous ad- vertising campaign in daily newspapers. Mir. Ellsworth asked for an adeduate ap- propriation for the Public Relations com mittee of the associate for intelligent, continuous educational publicity
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
FAvoRs WOMAN NrENBER
 ON THE SCHOOL BOARD

The first meeting of the year of the Teacher association of Laurel Hill was held at the school Tuesday afternoon There was a large attendance, several new members being enrolled
 Mrs. Annie D. Vallin president of the association, presided. The minutes of the May meeting were read by Mrs. Kate Averill, and Mrs. Walter Crooks read the treasurer,s report.
 The program committee gave an out line of the coming years program, dis cussing ways and means of earning money
 The meeting went on record as favor ing a woman member of the school board Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell gave an instruc- tive talk on new duties of women with reference to the coming election.
 Tea and wafers were served by the re- freshnent committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
S3,OOO,OOO,OOO IN POCKETS OR HIDDEN


 the banks where it could accomplish for the business community infinitely more than it can resting in dis1nantled sugar. bowls or in trousers pockets" MT. Ells- worth continued AS matter of fact, right now $8.oOo, ,Ooo, ,OoO of American currency, as a basis for credit, would en- able the banks to take. care of very large proportion of necessary business which is suffering for the lack of ade- quate financing"
 The responsibility of diverting this vast volume of money into the proper channels of trade rests upon the should CTS of the bankers of the country declar- ed MT. Ellsworth. The American people he stld7 sduandered untold millions on silly a17d unpeeessary gilt edged get-rich- quick securities that have no security '' There were countless ways advertised for separating a man from his money and most of this wasYto be commended; but if it is logical to advertise in order to
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

stone upon which beauty culture | builded.
 Do not despair because you canno afford the fees asked by beauty spec ialists for tinting gray hair but do il yourself at home with no other aie than a bottle Of Brownatone. the same preparation used by the foremost hail dreSSers.
 Special Free Trial Offer
 For convincing proof that witk Brownatone you can regain and pre- serve in your hair its natural. original color-whether golden. black or any shade Of brown-try Brownatone your self. Guaranteed absolutely harmless Send II cents to pay postage. packing and war tax, to The Kenton Pkarma- cal O., $40 Coppin Bldg, Covington, Ky, for trial package. Or get a regular package from your druggist. Two col ors: Light to Medium Brown" and Dark Brown to Black" Price soc and sI.50. Tear this out.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
FOREIGN CITIES CLEANER
 THAN AMERICAN CITIES

New York, Oct. 2O.--The5 large cities of Europe in the point of cleanliness and tidiness of streets are far ahead of New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and many oth- CT cities in America, says Clyde A Copson, manager of the Anti-Litter Bu- reau Of the Merchants Association, who has just returned from a trip of ob- servation in Europe.
 Tn some sections of New York" he said, 'I can see more street litter in one square block than ir any one city I visited abroad. Paris and London are models of cleanliness and compara- lively free of street litter of any de- scription This is due to the fact that
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
Handed Down From One
 Generation to the Next
Mothers Profit By Their Own
 Childhood Experience

"l am giving Father Johns Medicine to my bahy, because that is what my mother gave to me when ] was a ehilH"
 This statement comes to us many times every day from thousands Of mothers who know tnrorgn long ex- perience that Father Johns Medicine Is the safe family medicine for colds and body building. For more than sixty years Father Johns Medicine has proven it's value. IL IS guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs in any form.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Washington, Oct. 2o.--The people of the United States are carrying around in their pockets or hiding at home S3,000,- OoO,OOO of American currency, or nearly one-half the total supply, said Fred w. Ellsworth, vice president of the Fiber- nia Bank and Trust company of New Or leans. at the annual covention of the American Bankers Association here to- day.
 This means that for every family in the country there is ar average of $1O0, a large portion of which should be in
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
wIN BABE RUTH AND
 CONNIE MACK RAsEBAIIs

NVN- ID -HaNh bAol-tIAL-I1a
 The bssebals which were donated by the Rotary club to the boy or girl selling the most tickets to the New London Nor wich baseball game for the benefit of the ambulance fund, have been awarded. The first prize goes to Romeyn V. Holdridge Of Durham street and the second prize 10 Miss Grace D. Reed of Greenevine. The first prize is a baseball autographed by ''Babe" Ruth and the second ball Is nato- graphed by Connie Mack. J.
 Three more subscriptions which havs not been previously reported have been received by J. Henry Shannon The con- trlhutor5 are George A. Miller S5. Charles J. Twist siO. W. H. Geer slO. The fund now stands: Cash $5,s29.29. with pledges amounting to S200.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
GRoToN HOUSING PROJECT
TO BE SOLD BY BOARD

Housing projects in which the shipping board owns the capital stock are to be sold under plans announced at Washing ton Wednesday, They include the projects at Groton, Conn, Wilmington, Del Cam den, N j.. Chester, Pa, Lorain, O., ,Wyan- dotte, Mich, Jacksonville, Fla, and Dun talk, Md.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
Hair Grown on Bald Head

Aher being slnnost totally bald. New Yorker happily found something which brought out e new, iuxuriant growth of hair of which he is 90 proud that be will send the information free to anyone who asks for it. Write: John H, Britain, Station r. New York. N Y. Many wbmen and men have grown hair ufter all else failed Cpt this out. show others. this iu genuine.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Deep River.-Harrison P. Phelps de- clined to run on the democratic ticket for representative and the town cou-nittee named Miss Ola B. Rankin to hu the vacancy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
Faded Hair Now
 Easily Renewed

Every woman knows how importan it is to keep her hair attractive an free from gray. faded streaks. Pro per care Of the hair is the very coTner
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

trade can start right in on it
 Further information concerning enlist mcnt can be ob-aiued by writing 10. oi calling at the navy recruiting station New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Some people are never satisfied un- til they find something that makes them dissatisfied.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17

Prey ~rozpoczeciu programu, orkle--
stra D. Wladyslawa L~agocktego, ode-
grala hymn amerykahSki Star Span
gled Banner" 1 ,,Jeszcze Polska ME ri
nela", a po odegrandu, p. Bronisiaw no
walewsk zagaii vice najprz0d " Je
zyku angielskim, p64nlej polskim, wy
iasniajac Gel zebrania, poczem M pier
wszego m0wre pOwo}ai kongreemaha
czwartego d~ystryktu p. John'a Railey-
ego. Przedstawil ON, re POlska potrze-
bujaca pomocy materyalnej, kt0reJ spo
dziewa sic cd Polonii AmerykahskleJ.
Odmalowal take bolszewiZm W praw-
driven swietle. kt6ry grozi 0agfada
swiata. W koficu zacheca}, by Polacy
zakupywali bondy polskfe, ktore tElHo
pomoca 7>s>gnac burze. jaka szale)c'
WSpomnial take o IrlandczyEach' kto-
rzy r6wniez jak Polacy kupowali o II
dy, by im> zostala wolnosc przywroco-
ma jak najpredzcj.
Pc movie kongreSmana muzyKa ole
grafa America. Drugim mowcq nEf
k~onsultor Y. Ludwik Grrdzihski, pro-
boSzcz parafii D. W. Sw. Jana BWego'
zacny kaplan i p%atryota. W jedrlycil
s}owach zacheca{ on do nicslenla po-
mocy Polsce. szczcg6lnie W Obecnem
~krytycznem pololmiu. Dzisiaj juz $40
wa ma mic sic przydadza, tylko cZynu
nam trzcba, ~materyalnej. pieniezne) po
mocy. a to pomoca - to bondy Polskle
kupujcie je, ale wszyscy, a wtcnczas
moaemy bye pewni, re burza kt0ra sza'
lcie i zalcwa kraj naSz pOlski, uSta1lie
i znowu zajasnieje j%utrzcnka swobody
ma ~horyzoncie Polski jak dawniej.
Trzecim mGwca byl y. Edward ko-
walewski, proboszcz parafii. p. W. sw.
Maryi Magdaleny W South Chicago
kt6ry rGwniez jak inni m6wcy Zchecat
do piracy, do czynu, prZedstaw1aJac W
czyznc Polska w krytyczncm p~olozeniu,
jake Polacy i dzieci jednej Matki will
ni$my ~Spieszyc jej z ponOc4 matery-
alma / ME p0winno bye AMI Jednego,
kt6ryby odsuwal sic Cd obowiazku ra-
tumkowego W tel ezekiel dla Polski
chwili.
N~astepnie odczytano r~ezolucyr, ktora
przyJeto wsr0d entuzyastycznych oklas
kow, podpisana zoStala przez p. Ed
warda Bradela. sekretarza %iecu. \.
Grudzlhskiego, y. B. Kowalewskiego,
X. Jana Stuihskiego. y. Bolesiawa
Ka~sprzyckicgo i Y. Antoniego Gawry-
cha. oraz prczeSow wszystkich iowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
PODzIEKOWANIE

Skladamy najserdecznicjsze Pc
dziekowanie wszystkim krewnym
znajomym i przyjaciolom "a bra
ME udzialu w ~pogrzebie naszej
naiukochanszej cork i siostry ma
sci s. p. Florentyny, mianowicle
ks. Stan. Gadaczowy c. R. "a &C.
remonie zalobne, panu Organiscie
Antoniemu Wiedemanowi. oraz
~wsystkim tym ktorzy raczyli
przyslae kwiaty, panu Felix. Sa
dowskiemu "a staranne / umle-
jetne za~rzadzenie pogrzebem, jesz
cze raz dziekujac wszystkim sta
70 potskiem Bog zaplat.
Stanis3aw | Waierya Tomorrow
sew, rodzice, wraz z rodzina.
Ogs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17

rzystw bioracych udziai W wiecu / ma
nifestacyi. Ma zakoGczenie O~dspieWano
bye cos Polske'', poczem publicznoSc
rozeszla sic do dOm0w, Hlnoszac jak
najlepsze wrazenie, p~okrzepiona ma
duchu. z zacheta do piracy dla niesienia
Polsce m~ateryalnej pomocy prZez "a
kupywanie bond0w pOlskich.
Dodac naIezy, we domy ~micszkahc6w
dzielnicy Town Of Lake, byfy pieknic
przystrojone W barwy polskic anne
rykaGskie. Vice dOskonale sic udai
nalezy sic uznanie tym, kt6rzy W TAX
kr0tkim stOsunkOwo czaSie Zdoiall ma
predce p~rzygotowac TAX piekny pro
gram.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
ANDRZEJ j. SCHULTZ.

Znany ma p6inocno-zachodniej stro-
ME miasta OBJ. Andrzej J. Schultz, kto-
ry przez ostatnie 80 lat niezmOrdowanie
pracowai ma r6znych pOSterunkach po-
licyi chicagoskiej, z czystym rekordem
jake czynny str6A bezpicczeGstwa, spell
niajac obowiQzki swoje jak mu je ~
lccono, zdobywajac sObie uznanie cd
wladz, a spolecznGstwu polskiemu chlu-
be, w tych dniach podai swOjq rely
gnacye. usuwajac sic 2 togo pola piracy
ma odpoczynck. Stacyonowany byl obec
ME ma STACEY policyjnej przy Shake
speare ave. gdzie ostatnio pr7ez 8 lat
z CORA pracowa}. Nalezy do parafii sw.
Jacka, zamicSzkuje pnr. 2742 No. Cen
trail Park ave. Pr1ei kilkunaStu laty
W kontcScie naszego Pisma, p. Schultz
otrzyma& pierwsza naGrodc, wygrywa-
jac farmc. Ma sy1a Franciscan, kt6ry
r0wnieA Jest w s}uhbie policyjnej Cd
kilku lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
Z Onegdajszego Wymar
szu ! Wiecu ma Town
of Lake.

Dzielrica Town Of Lake ma wezwa-
ME wyStusowane przez AmeryRahski
Komitet Obrony Polskiei OdpOwiedzia-
Ia W nicdziele. tax, jak sic tego Cd pa
tryotycznej Polonii spotZicwano. Dwie
~zlaczOne parafie z rzyStwami cy-
wifnemi i wojskowem w wielkim po-
chodzie manifestacyjnym wymaSzerO--
waly 2 mIzyka j sztanhlTami poi eSi-
da Komitctu Obywntelskego ma grun-
ia OlpUk parifii Sw. Jana BUhcSo PREY
Elizabeth nj. ,gdzie Odbyf sic maSowy
wicc, w kt6rym p~rzcsZio dZiesiec ty-
siey os6b w1ielo udZial. w pochodzie
byly iowa rzystwa z parafii p. W. sw.
jana B01esO | NnjSw. Serca Pam Je-
zusa, z przewodnikam ksiczmi ma czc-
lie a dziatwa Szkolnn odSwigtnie PREY
brana W barwy narodUTe 2 choraSiew-
kami pOkkiemi / amerykaGskiemf NIT
szerowafa 2 ochOtQ | dzielnie, by wsp0l
ME ZaprOtCStOWac przcClW
wyrzadzonym Polsce przez hoTdy dZi-
kich bolszcwik6w.
Z powOdu, IL parafia Sw. J6zefa mid
In osdbny vice parlfialny. udzialu W
pochodzie ME brala. ZjcdnoczOne To-
uarzystwa koScieme, narodowe, wot--
skowe i sokole i wSzyscy Obyw1telc
przybyli, ably ~wysfuchac NOV i wyte-
ayG SwOje SHY " OhrOnie POlShi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
Z MARYANOWA.

Ma APPEL Ameryka6skiego KOmitetu
Obrony Polski parafianie Maryanowscy
OdpOwiedzieli W miniona ~niedziele tax,
jak sic tego sp~odziewano. Wszyscy zro-
zumieli, re ME jest obecnie GAS ma
politykOwanie lub radZenie, ale GAS
M Gym i prace.
Zaraz pc nieSzporach, podczas kt0-
Irych lud wierny W koSciele blagal Stw0r
&c o EwycieStwo Polski i o~dwr0cenie tel
~straSznej kleski, jaka grOzi Ojczyznie.
zebrala sic spOra riczba do sail Marya-
nowskiej, by wySiuchaG NOW ! nabrat
otuchy do dalSzej piracy W obronie Pol
ski. Vice zaGaii miejscowy prOboSzcz
Y. FranciSzek Gordon G. r.. modlitwa,
poczeIn W kr0tkich a serdecznych $40
wach wyjaSni} Gel zebrania. 70 jake
PolScy amerykahScy musiny wykazac
Sympatye naSzej braci W Ojczyznie i
zaprOtestowac przeciw Dalewowi PolSki
pCLeZ uOTus DoISDeN IChlt, hloiS SiO"0
z~niszczeniem ME tyHko Polski ale i ca
lego Swiata. Nastepnie powo{af ma pre-
wodniczacego sedzicgo J~areckiego, a ma
SckretarDa p. FranGSZka Urbahskicgo.
Sedzia Jarecki W dfuASZcm prZem0-
wieniu zwroci} uwage ma k~rytyczny
stan Ojczyzny i jej obecne poioacnic,
wymagajace materyalnej pomocy, n "a
jedyua pOmocQ, jakiej POlonia W ~
MERGE mole naj&atwiej udzielic, by
uchroQic Ojczyznc Cd z~niSzczenia, TO
zakupywanie bOnd0w Polskiej Pozycz-
ki. Przeto wszyscy obywatele i obywa-
terki, kt0ry mdobro Ojczyzny naszej lie
telki, ktorym dobro Ojczyzny naszej le-
przylo4enia reki W nieSieniu pomocy
Polsce. Kto Polak, " czyich Ayiacl
krew poISka plynie, ten MECH ojczyz-
ME cierpiaccj / we krwi b~roczqcej spie-
sly 2 pomoca. Sta1my wSzyScy do ape
lu, MECH ME bcdzic nikogo " parafii,
kt6ryby bondu polskicGo ME &upit.
WSpomniaI tel m6wca o o~chotnikach
polskich. kt6rzy spieSzyli M Jew Oh
czyzny, a dzisiaj p~owTacaja. ably tutaj
"a ZEN Z naml pracowac W chronic Pol
ski.
Nastcprie powo4any zostai p. .Anto-
nj Czarnecki, w-Sp0l-rcdaktor dZienni-
Ia Daily News" i czlOnek Amerykah-
skicso Kumitetu Obrony POlSki, kt0ry
W wymownyrh jak zwykle siowach OPT
sal wraAenia ~ swej podr0Ay podHGs
pobytu ma zicmiach PolSki. Wytl0ma-
CYL zetranym, jake niebrzpieczeGstwO
grOzi Polstr. jcAeli Polonia aunrykaG-
ska ME przyidzie jcj z pomoca mate
ryalnq. Nawo}ywal, by wSzyScy - tax
starry jak mlodz -- kupOwali bondy
polskie. 10 w tych bOndach jest tyiko
nadzieja / UbrUna naSZa.
Po movie p. C~zarncckieSo, odczyta-
no re8Olucye w~ystosowana do Prey
denta WilsOna. kt0ra ma wniosek p.
Tcoffla Gordona zoStaia przyjeta
wsr6d entuzyastycznych oklask6w. Pod
pisali ia rcprezcntanci organizacyi |
iowa rzystw paraflalnych. pOczem wre.
czono Komitetowi amcryhahSRemu
ola Obrony PolSki. Pc Iwyczer.
paniu procramu przewodniczacS podzic
kowal Debranym "a liczne zehranie sic,
n m6wcom IA ~urozmaiccnie programu,
poczem ~publiczno&c powstawszy wsp6l-
ME ~odSpdewaa ,,BO2e cos Polske" l ro-
zeszla sic do dom6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
Z CentraInego Komitetu
PIP. 1909 Ashland Av.
Telefon Monroe 3778,
Chicago, Ill.
DO KOMITEToW DZIELNI-
COWYCH. PARAFIALNYCH
T. ?.

Centralny Komitet P. P. P. u
prasza o przedkiadanie raportow
i pieniedzy co "a godzin.
Solicytorzy przedkiadat maja
raporta Komitctom lokalnym
wraz z zebrana gotowka a te
przedloza raporta pc sprawdze-
niu Komitetowi Centralnemu'.
Komitet Centralny, pod}ug O.
trzymywanych raportow, bedzie
wydawal biuletyny w polskich
pismach, lie i "a iaka sumo po-
szczeg6lne komitety bondow roz
sprzedaly.
Do raportow nalezy dolaczyc
picrwsza bia'p kartke kwitaryu-
sza oraz zebrana gotowke' Rapor
ty majs bye podpisane czytelnie
przez solicytorow wraz z poda-
MEM adresow.
Wskazanem jest by solicytorzy
zatrzymali ola siebie rowniez
kopje raport6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
Z Posiedzenia Amery-
k~a1skiego Komitetu
Obrony Polski.

w domu Zwiazku Polek odby-
10 sic wczoraj popoludniu posie-
dzenie Amerykahskiego Komite-
til Obrony Polski.
Ziozono najpierw sprawozdania
Z niedzielnych wiecow i obcho-
dow i jak sic przekonano, odby-
10 sic ich okoIo 50 w Chicago
okolicy. Rozbierano nastepnie
stanowisko komisyi parkowej ma
poiudniowej stronie miasta, kto--
"a odmowiia udzielenia parku
Shermana ma polska manifesto
eve. Postanowiono jeSzcze sko-
munikowac sic W tel sprawie z
komisya, celem blizszych wyja---
Snien i wystosowac odpowiedni
APPEL.
w sprawie manifestacyi, jaka
MAJ sic odbyc w przyszla niedzie-
le w srodmieSciu, postanowiono
kazac wydrukowaG bilety ma see
ne ola spiewakow i zaproszonych
goSci, jakotez do loz, TIE ostatnie
przeznaczone So przewaznie ola
publicznoSci amerykanskiej.
Dalej uchwalono wydrukowac
W angielskim jezyku APPEL pol
skiego Episkopatu, APPEL ksiezy
polskich w Ameryce i APPEL pro-
testantow re Slaska i postarac sic
o publikacye tych rzeczy w pra-
sic amerykanskiej.
Ma posiedzeniu jawil sic wczo
raj reprezentant polskiej Uni pie
karzy i z racyi tel rozpatrywano
stanowisko zajete przez lokal IL
nijny Mr.. ll3, ktory, jak o tenn
wczoraj donosiliSmy, oswiadczyi
sic "a proklamowaniem powszeclr
ncgo strajku ma wypadek, gdyby
rad Stanow Zjednoczonych PREY
stapil do n~iesienia pomocy Pol
see. Sprawe te powinna wziat
W Swe rece zorganizowana praca
polska, ktora Solidaryzujc sic z
akcya Amer. Komitetu Obrony
Polski. Dlatego pojutrzc odbe--
die sic wieczorem wiec polskich
unistow w sail Zjednoczenia P.
R. X, ma ktorym zapadnq odpo-
wicdnie uchwaiy. Nalezy sic spo
dziewat, re polscy unisci odbed2
osobna r%obotniczq manifestacye,
celem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swego
stanowiska w sprawie polskiej.
Wieczorem odbylo sig ~jeszcze
w domu Zwiazku Polek posiedze
mic marszaikow przysziortedziel-
nej manifestacyi. Kazda dzielnica
polska bedzie miala podczas tel
tanifestacyi w}asna dywizye /
w~lasnego marszaFka, co przyczy-
nj sic do lepszego ytrzymania po
rzadku. Glownym marszalkiem
manifestacyi jest p. Wleklinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-17
KOMITET REKLAMY P. P. P

Majac wiele bardzo waznych
spraw do za,atwienia i przedsie-
wziecia, - chcac sprawe jak mai
PREDICT i najkorzystniej przepro-
wadzit - wzywa sic wszystkich
czfonkow Komitetu Reklamy, ia
kotez wszystkich chetnych do pc
mozenia man,, a take W~lascicie-
Ii automobilow i trokow, - by
przyszli ma posiedzenie tegoz ko-
mitetu we wtorek l7go sicrpnia
O godzinie 7:3o wieczorem do
domu Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n.
Ashland ave.
T. Ryszkowski.
-. Personal---very.
Komitetu Reklamy.