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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-30

Bangi
The dramatic thunderbolt has struck.
The crash was terrific and after the
storm there came a great stiffness and
peace.
The thunderbolt is Bertha Kalich in
The Riddle: Woman
The place: The Alurat.
Madam Kalich literally drove herself
through the three acts of this emotional
play. teeming in dramatic heart thrObs
every minute the curtain is up.
One minute she was the Hgress,
powerful strong and cunning, playing
with the victim. and the next she sprang
just like a tigress protecting her young.
With her two expressive hands, nerv-
Ously itching to throw OF the yoke of
suspense which was threatening heE mar
RED happiness. Kalich encircled the neck
Of the man who held her destiny.
The struggle was brief
The teIItale letters are in the hands
OF KaIich.
n The husband sees the conflict
y Eahch. white rs death. puts the let
ters telling Of her questionable past as
Lila Dirk. into the hands Of her hus-
band.
SECRET GOES Up
IN CHIMNEY SMOKE.
The husband walks slowly 10 the fire.
side and without reading the letters
losses them upon the fire.
As the secret gees up the chimney in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-30

She has a good chance to display them
in THE Dangerous Talent" a serious
play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-30

MISS Fisher has the role Of stenog-
rapher, who has a natural ability at
copying other peoples handwriting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
MAYOR AND MINOR
MOGULS IN POWWOW
TO RESTORE DRAFT
Little Feo'os We're Expected to Demand Many Things
Which Big Leagues Would Regard as Impossible-Ban
Johnson Criticized for Delaying Action in Business
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Srorts Editor Evening Public Ledger
lopurinht Ioan. BIZ PmhMc Lcdncr On

as Chicago, Feb. Is.
MAJOR and minor baseball mogul scheduled together here
- today the draft handle between the
two organizations Representatives big and little circuits yesterday
informally
TO be buried when reassembled today.
According four
with neutral
chairman officials and in the of dispute
the chairman the deciding
The considerably surprised the mild demands propunded
fellows
things which the would regard impossible Instead principal
board
No particulars the announced but limited draft
would
business.
assembled Connie Mack American
In Mack that the opinion
Baltimore organized
The reassembd late the afternoon aud this
hand Viii
liam Richardson Washington
White
reported morning
American Lcagucrs uth the
National consisting of Presidents Ebbets
o. dndH OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Eight Bucks for This
WASHINGTON NATIONALS
PITTSBURGH NATIONAL,
: OU
SCrooks hit by batted ball.

4. Left on bases--washingtcn ia. "ppsn' pis.n1'
burgh, 8. First on balls-or Stockdale ts. :.
ef Killen. off Hart. 3. Struck oute-py;
ThreeIbase hits - RsftGpnms nGms
Stengel. Two-base hits-Cartwrsht. Craasys'
Sacrifo hts-Donovan. Abbey. Stolen o'tooks, tks,
Joyce, Crooks Cartwright. I'M toases s
ptcher--By Stockdale ]; by Hart. / WIZ
pitch-Hart. Umpire--John Arnold Heyd,ss,ra
Time--215. o'u'er'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
MISS {. CHANDLER
IN GOLF FINALS
Local Player Meets Mrs. Arm
strong for Presidents Cup
at Pinehurst

Pinehurst. \. c.. Feb. 13.-Mrs.
John d. Armstrong. of Buffalo. and
Miss Eleanor T. Chandler. of the Phil
adelphia Cricket Club. medallist in the
st. Valentine tournament for women
will meet in the final contest for the
presidents trophy today. Miss Chand-
Ter played against Mrs. Frank s. Dan
forth, of Northfork, in yesterday S
semifinal round and won by 3 and =,
but did not have an easy time OF II py
any means. The match was all even as
far as the tenth hole. ~
Il, First eishtLMiss Elssnor 7 ,rs ChaFdIess,
Pantqth sssd nq p Mrs. Ms' J. P
RatasTG de{eatsd Mrs. Donald cnPsman Psnsan.
sPSsaW}SG., beat Up Miss @ Louisa Patterson
Second eisht~Mrs. ]. F. Reynolds. South
Bend. defeated Mrs. G. s. Waterhouss. Ards,
ley. 2 and 1 Mrs. T. NJ keating; ;1,;s,~d Asss,wadd'
Second consola tion---Mrs. A. P Detorrest.
Msterhouse. Ardslsy. defeated Mrs, ]. II,
GFRfTd TRird Saf9o9f Doaothy bGs Brown
clair defeated Mrs, q. NJ; Howard. Halifax,
oaEmRont. EER MT SSS defeated II Mrs, S /. r, Wanner,
Cherry Valley. 1 UP.
New York. defeated Mrs. +. H. Mahan. st.
Davids 5 and .; Miss Mary Mlicha mp.
Rosedale. defeated Miss Wlnifred V. Cullen.
Canoe Brook. l up.
Fourth eight-Miss Caroline Bogart Eliza
beth defeated Miss Priscilla Kinhall. Bath.
i up: Miss Helen Whitrdge. Baltimore. de
feated Mrs. j. /. Melanson. Tedesco. and 4
Fourth consOla tion-Mrs. George w. sta
zell Aronimink. defeated Mrs. F. b. Nc
Curdy Halifax. and 4 Mrs. A. r. Ash
gins St. Andrews. Z and s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
O'BR|ENOVER 100
MARK IN SCORING
Tommy Passes GoIdblatt's
Count as Northeast Hands
Germantown Seventh Defeat
BY PAUL PREP

Northeast High School defeated Ger
-mantown High School in their Inter
scholastic League game yesterday aft
ernoon, but that was to be expected.
The Archives were conceded the con-
test even before the whistle blew. The
big feature of the match, which ended
in Al to- 20 count. was the fact that
Tommy O'Brien, of the Red and Black,
succeeded in overcoming the lead of
Label Goldblatt for individual point
scoring honors and incidentally O'Bie
is the first player to pass the 100 point
mark.
OF his teams al points O'Bren
scored II, including half a dozen goals
from scrimmage and five tallies from
the - foot mark. For his seven games
played to date Tommy has a total point
score of 102.
Another player to garner six two
pointers in yesterdays match was Hill,
of Northeast, while Hutchinson was
Germantown best scorer, he getting
four field goals. Fischer and Shane. of
the Archives, each got three double
counters.
Rammage did the foul tossing for
Germantown and got one more tally
than O'Brien, each having eleven free
shots.
With Germantown suffering its sew
enth consecutive defeat, the suburbanites
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

HEYDLER BROKE NTOMAJOPS
BY BEING UMPIRE FOR A DAY
National League President
Summoned From Seat in
BIeacherS to Call EN- Back
in 1895

CUPPOSING the umpire should fail to
day next season and somebody CON
nected with the Giant management
should go out to the bleachers and re-
cruit an umpire, what would the fans
think?
Yet that's exactly how John Arnold
Ieydler, president of the Nationar
League. broke into the league over
which he is now the presiding officer.
Let's go back twenty five years to
hot afternoon in late May in Washing
ton. where Connie Mack's Pittsburgh
Pirates were playing Gus Schmeltz's
Washington Senators.
The teams were ready to 60 to the
mat in the fifth and last game of the
series on May 81. 1895. But "his
Umps" doesn't show up.
b Gus Schmeltz had happy thought.
What about Heydler. the young anna
teur umpire, who daily took sun baths
in the bleachers? John was a com
positor by night and fan by day.
Gus asked Heydler whether he
would umpire. John at first didn't
know whether he could. He was
quite an amateur athlete about Wash
ington and was president of the Wash
ington Light Infantry Athletic Asso-
citation. But the lure of getting his
name in a big league box score ap-
pealed to him, and he accepted.
Heydler was paid the n'unifcent sum
of So for umpiring the game. He asked
permission of the Amateur Athletic As
sociation before he accepted the money
Heydler has done quite a bit of
umpiring in amateur circles in Wash
ington. but that IS proved to John
that there was real money in umpiring.
In the next few years he did a lot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

of umpiring in southern colleges, and
umpired all the home games PLAYED bv
the Virginia University nine. "
In the meantime he served AS sub.
stitute umpire in the National League
filling in when the regulars were iii or
not able to perform.
Though Heydler stopped umpirinr
in 1898, he continued to keep the rec.
ords for the league, and when Harry
Pulliam was elected president of ths
National League in 1902 he broupht
Heydler with him to New York as his
secretary. Heydler later became Sec
retary of the league and then was Gle.
waited to the presidency. From the
bleachers to the presidents chair" is
quite a climb, but John Heydlers
career proves it can be done.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Sir Thomas Declares
Il Am Going to Win"

London. Feb. 13.-Sir Thomas
Upton is brimful of confidence on
the outcome of the race for the
Americas cup, according to an in
terview published by the Mail. He
said decisively: Il am going to
win
Sir Thomas will send fast mo-
torboat to the United States to try
out the Shamrock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
EAGER FOR U. S. ON BOARD
Boxing Union Adopts Rules in Ac
cordance With American Idea

New York. Feb. 13.-The Interna-
tional Boxing Union adopted at meet
ing in Paris rules and regulations con-
forming with the views of the American
ing control according to cable mes
sage received here from the British rep
resentative body.
The message, sent to Major Anthony
]. Drexel Biddle. president of the
American board, declared that every
thing possible had been done to assure
the entrance of the United States into
the union.
The English board is eager to CO.
operate with the American body for
the proper control in an effort to put
the sport on solid basis internationally,
the message added.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Griffin Was Only Outsider

THERE only first baseman in the league who did not atten his
i that
did fairly
candidate That's
frs
the
hngesan nd
and after facts it
successfully.
doubles triples and for the full
Bate in ] winning three times
BostonBatted 35l scoring and making &c hits
6
rnn
1924
run times,
PSI making
which six and
Fatted in runs
Chic Gand scoring making
nun
making
YorBtted 32 scoring 10 making 10 hits
doubles triples for the full distance
Batsed in runs
Sisters that driven
That June s. wheH his
produced quintet Of stta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Nine straioht for Tome School

Port Deposit, Md . Feb. 13.--Tome School
chalked UP its ninth consecutive victory by
defeating Chester High School, 40 TO II.
Gene Meehan again led his teammates in
scoring,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

The A. NJ. waldron A. a. has February
81 and rs open for any second or third
class team. William Phillip. 2157 East
Firth street.
The Nativity C. c., Catholic champions OF
last season. would like to hear from all first
class teams around Philadelphia. They have
tomorrow open. Thomas sullivan, care Of
Nativity c. c.. 3245 North Miller street.
Independent Five would like to arrange
games with third-class teams, either at home
or away. Edward Murphy. 331 Gaskill street
Sherwood b, C., of West Philadelphia, a
second-class travelling team. wants 10 book
games with teams of that class either in or
out OF town, especially De Neri Reserves,
I.ansdowne. Parkesburg Stars and Atlantic
Refining. F. p. Wilkinson. so" South ALI
street
Thompson A. A. would like to book games
with ali hrst-class teams. especially Kinslcy
A A Blue Bell and Penn state. r, Clover,
652 Sydenham street.
Fairhill Midgets, a e-thirteen- year
old team. wants to hear from teams OF that
age. Maxwell Gorbach. 1888 South Fairhlll
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Standings of the Teams
in Scholastic Leagues
FIRST TEAMS

are fixed even more stationary in the
cellar position.
The yanigan five of Germantown
sort of crossed the dope by handing
a trimming to Northeast's second quin--
tct, IL to Z, shutting out the Red and
Black scrubs at half time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
POST 7 IN CAGE GAME
Prince Forbes All Set for Sherwood
and ST. Francis de Sales

One of the biggest games of the season
for the Prince Forbes Post Z Legion
team is listed for tomorrow night at
Forty seventh street and Springfield
avenue, when the Fiftieth street and
Chester avenue war veterans play
Sherwood and the crack st. Francis de
Sales cage teams.
Sherwood meets the Prince Forbes
first team and the second team, which
has been doing creditable work lately,
opposes the De Sales quintet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
St. Joseph's Beats Cadets

Chester, Pa, Feb. 13. = st. Josephs
Philadelphia, yesterday defeated the Penn;
syvania Military College basketball squad
by a score OF % to 90.
1t was the fastest game seen thus far this
season on the cadet floor. Both sides played
and swift passing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Minor Magnates Peered for While

rHE warke until they
alleged lack of All the representatives from the smaller
the Pacific
the Southan M some the East
The eight mcuw today J. "a Ewing
Hickey
Walter Morris Texas League Al Tearney Three T.
Western j. D. Martin Southern
of the
Congress Hotel well cleaned
having
the business coming
pleted.
of
morning
Athletic southpaw, has
Alexander Lefty
departed begin light
coming campaign.
They the Cub Kansas City February
Fred Mihes Pasadena Bill Kicfer
with them the Bill
MANAGER MITCHELL today announced he had signed Cosy
AVA Phil coach of the Cubs this
chiefly the role of the hid performing third
the athletes appear 10
do,rSU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Indian Pitchers Wdn Peace

NOV armtice and
~
to the times and form with rival
According the fge artist guardians
like Lanigan deeply
all
Cleveland pitchers
guardians the against Iris
We that he's
will be
Ianigan will of
1t QUIT Stufy Mcnnis
made 152 hits drove 76 tales
doubles
obtained higher than 800 off Indian pitchers
Harold Edwin IIeman who cans around first base for Iughe Jen
brigade
These Stufy Mcnns
Isl
brother
Of
.253 doesn't hint of the damage
He in
in and Eeilman twelve.
CANDIL had field day all to himself against Speakers pitchers
u He rhdngcd three
August McInnis had three singles and q double.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Sailor Joe Good Diver

Boston, Feb 13-Frankie Young Britt,
Of New Bedford. scored his second consecu-
live Knockout victory when he put away
Sailor Joe Gibbs in the eleventh round of a
scheduled twelve-round conetst.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
M~ACIERZYSCI A POZYCZKA
POLSKAl

Seim niedawny Macierzy Pol
skiei otrzymai Cd pos}a Lubo--
mirskiego telegram nastepujacy
w imieniu Rzqdu Rzeczypo-
spolitcj Polskiej i poselstwa po-
zdrowienie Waszemu Scjmowi'
Organizacya sif miodych ola ce-
low oSwiatowych. opieka Ola O.
prszczonych i kluby mlodziezy to
zadania wazne i godne pQparcia'
Rad Polski wielka do tych prac
wage. Me zapom0ij
Gle iednak. co tcraz najwazniejsze
o sprawie Polskiej Pozyczki Par
stwowej. Prose- zalecic lokacye
funduszow waszych / funduszow
Oddzialow poszczegolnych cze--
SCiowo przynajmniej w bondach
tel Pozvczki, oraz przeprowadze
ME zasady, re kazdy Macierzysta
ma zakupiG przynajmniej jeden
Bond. Prosze tego przyPilnowac
III zebraniach Oddzia}ow, spo--
rzadzajac liste subskrybent6w i
do mnie kopic tel listy ola Rzadu
Rzeczypospolitej wyslat. Zalo-
zvcielowi Waszemu i Moderate
rowi X. Gordonowi i Waszcmu
Zarzadowi G4ownemu i wszyst-
kim Delegation Sejmowym ser
dcczne podziekowanie "a dotych
czasowa wsp6iprace.
Wasz oddany Repr. Rzeczy--
pospolitej Polskiej,
Kazimierz Lubomirski.
Zarzad Glownv w celu rozpo-
czecia akcyi wspomniancj w te-
lcgramie powyzszym jednog}oS--
nc uchwali}, &c kazdv czionek
kazda czlonkini Zarzadu zakupiq
Bond Polskiej Pozyczki.
MacierzvSci / M~acierzystki mo
"a zamawiac BOndv Polskie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
p. p. p.
Obowiazek i Interes.

2 ruin i pozogi Swiatowej powsta-
Ia Wielka Zjednoczona Pclska.
Uginajac sic pod c~ielarem ME
szczest, jake ma kraj cafy spadly,
bracia MAST walcza dzielnie, zakla'
dajac trwaie podwaliny pod przysziq
pahstwowo$t NajjaSnietszej Rzeczy'
pospolitej Polskiej.
Czy my tn ma wychodztwie, ktorzy
pred swiatem calym krzyczelismy
zawsze o naszym patryotyzm:e, o ma
szej mi{cfci ku Polsce, o naszej 60
towosci sluzenia O~jczyznie. pozosth-
niemy biernymi Swiadkami tytahi-
cznych wrprost wzmagan sic Polskl!
DIS gdy znekana dfugoletnia VOL
ma. zdziesiatkowana chorobami, nj
s7czona glodem, Polska zwraca sic
do mas przez swoich przedstawicleli
z proSba o pozyczke kilkadziesieclu
milionow dolar6w ma ekonomicZle
odbudowanie kraju. czy prosbie tel
odm6wimy?
Wszak ME O jalmuzne prosza mas
bracia nasi, lecz jedynie o pczyczke,
zwrot ktorej ~gwarantuje Polska ma
jatkIem calcgo kraju, a oprocz tego
placit nan bedzie wysoki p~rocent q.
ka7dy cent, jaki danny ma odbudo"a-
ME Polski z ruin. ma zWalaczanle
chor6b. ma karmienie umieraJacych
z glodu dzieci. Czy my, Polacy ame-
rykanscy, ckazemy SIC tax nieludz-
kimi. tax be- serca, W obec naszyca
braci W Polsce | caiego swiata, re
pozostaniemy giusi ma proSby Pol
ski?
Przenigdy!
Jak juz tylekrotnie " przeszioscl'
tax i tym razem udowodnimy pred
swiatem, re jesteSmy jednym well
kim. niepodz;elnym narodem, re Pc
lax W Ameryce ME moze bye szczeSlI-
Wv. gdy brat jego W Polsce mrze z
glodu; pokazemy sw:atu. re prosoa
Polski O pozyczke znalazla zy~y Cd
CLOS w naszych sercach i re pozyczy-
nv Polsce navel wiecej niz mas Y
70 nrcsi. a szybka su~bskrypcya bou-
dow Polskich bedzie najlepszym o.
wodem naszej jednoSci ~narodowej'
naszej dojrza}oSci obywatelskiej !
byznesowej. albowiem poparc:e po-
1yczki nakazuje nietylko sam ooo-
wiazek patryotyczny, lecz prostV
zmys1 byzaesowy, dlatego. re. Polsn":
bondy przedstawiaja k~orzystna Pc
VIVA lokate pieniedzy ola kazdes~'
Musimy jednak dziaiat szybk'
bo Polska Potrzebuje Pomocy szyb-
ko, a my ia dat ~powinnismy / d.
my.
Mech ME sm:a wrogowie nasi po-
wiedziec, re Polak kocha O1czyzne
swoia jeno geba
IQnacy X. Werwihski,
Federalny Kcmlsarz Htpotek
ma Stan Indiana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
EXTRA!
MOVIE POLSKIE ZWYCIE
STWO POD TARASZcZA.

Londyn. I. czerwca. Dato-.
wana dnia wczorajszego urzedowa
depesza iskrowa rosyjskiego rza-
du sowietow donosi, ze w wal
kach pod Taraszcza, okolo 90 mil
ma poiudnie Cd Kijowa, bolszewi-
cy musieli sic ,,cofnaG na MOVE po-
zycye". a to ,,wobec Przewazaja-
cych sill nieprzyjaciela."
Natomiast z okolic Mo{odecz--
rel donosza bolszewicy, ze uda{o
sic i'm tam zdobyt z powrotem pc
ciezkiej walce kilka wiosek, kto'
re byli zmuszeni ewakuowac W
sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

danej przez lekarza Tub z CORY
umowionej z lekarzem.
E. Ia przejrzcnie aplikacyi p}a-
ci sic jak obecnie 25c lckarzowi
naczelnemu.
I. Mona zapisywac do Macie
rzy Polskiej do $1,000 az do wieku
Is a ME 40 jak obecnie.
8. Posmiertne wypiacane be-
die w calosci po jednym roku
nalezenia do Macierzy Polskiej,
poi po szesciu miesiacach a "a
po 9 miesiacach.
L pozdrowieniem,
Ia Zarzad Giowny Macierzy
Polskicj,
Wojciech F. soska, prezes
Tom. S. Blachowski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
IUBILEUSZ ARCHIDYECE--
ZY1 ROZPOCZNIE Sic s-GO

z okazyi 7~5-letniej roc1moy
Archidyecezyi chicagoskiej i IS
rocznicy Swiecch kapianskich X.
Arcybiskupa Mundelcin'a odbe-
die sic trzy-dniowy jubileusz,
ktGry sic r~ozpocznie dnia S-go
czerwca ! trwac bedzic do logo
czerwca w}acznie.
Dnia Sgo czerwca X. Arcybi-
skup Mundelein odprawi uroczy
sta sumo w katedrze, poczem ma
tqpi poswiecenie nowego semina
'ryum przygotowawczcgo, nazwa
ncgo po bylym Arc~ybiskupie
Quigley'm, scminaryum znajduie
sic PRIV ulicach Rush i Chestnut.
Croczysta Msza sw. pontytl-
kama rozpocznie program uro--
czystoscl; odpraWlone zoStan9
przez dygnitarzy ko5ciclnej hic-
rarchii amerykahskiej.
w dniu pierwszym uroczysto-
sci, wreczone zostana X Arcy-
hiskupowi Mundclein dwic sa-
kicwki, jedna Cd kleru archidyc-
cezyi, z ktorej pieniadze zuzyte
zostana ma wvstawicnie iednego
z gmachow uniwersytctu w Ae-
ra, ILL.,, druga - ofiarowana przez
ludno5G dyecezyi przekazana 20
stanie do iundusz6w Stowarzy-
szenia Associated Catholic Cha
rites.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
Ruch W TOWarzyStWach.
zE S~TANIsLAWOWA

Klub Pan Krolowej DabroWki oo'
bedzie swe r~egularne p~osiedzenle We
utorek. 1go czerwca 0 godzinie 7:3V
Vieczcrem, W sail kluooweJ. hazaa
Pan, kt6ra j~eszcze ME posiada biletu
ma wycieczke moe je odebrac ma TEN
posiedzeniu. - Konst. Czeka1a' pre-
zeska; S, s3upikowska, sekr. prot
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
ZAWIADOMIE-
ME DO WSZYSTKICH 3D.
DZIALOW MACIERZY
POLSKIEJ.

Pozdrowienie!
Sejm XVI Macierzy Polskiej,
ktory sic odbywai L, IS i 10
maja 1920 r, uchwalii wiele waz
nych spraw, jak nastepuje:
/. Przyjeto nova tabele podat
k6w. ktore kazdy czionek / kaz-
da czionkini piacic musza sto--
sownic do wiek,t, ja&i obecnie
licza. I tax: czionek, ktory p}a-
CT obeo1ie S1.04 ma fundusz po-
smiertny ma $1,000, bedzie p}a-
ell wed}ug novel tabeli, 28 lat,
S1.24, 20 lat S1.26, a 80 lat SI.28.
Cz}onkowie piacacy sc miesie-
cznie cd $500 placid beda 42c. Age
lub 44c. zaleznie Cd wieku i po-
dug tabeli. Przecietne podniesie
RE podatku wyniesie oko}o 2 cen
tv Cd setki dolarow, Sc Cd $3.50,
10c cd $500. I5c Cd $3.50 i Zoe
Cd $1,000 Osobny spis wszyst-
kich czlonkow i cz{onkin w Cd
dziale bedzie wysiany wraz Z ra-
chunkiem. Gdyby okaza}y sig ia
kiekolwiek omylki, prosimy zwro
cic sic do biura Sekr. Gen, pc
wyiaSnienie.
?. Fundusz obrotowy podwyz
szcno o &c miesiecznie czyli ra-
zem bedzie l5c i dodano ma fun
dusz sejmowy Ic miesiecznie O.
raz &c miesiecznie ma fundusz
klub0w. civil razem dodano Zoe
wiecej. Fundusz n%arodowy i o.
Swiaty, zostal zlaczony w ieden
fundusz oSwiaty ! cel6w spoiccz
nych, do ktorego wpivwac bedzie
&C m~iesiecznie jak obecnie. Op}a
t. vice oprocz regularnego po-
datku ma poSmiertne, bedq l5c ma
furdusz obrotowv; &c ma fundusz
o5wiatv i celow spolecznych; &c
ia fundusz Klubow Macicrzy
Folskiej i lc ma fundusz Sejmo-
WV, razem zoe.
3. "a Certyfikaty trzeba liczv6
% c "a move, jakotcz i "a dupli-
katy hub przcpisanie.
4. Koszt karty przenoSncj pod
wyzszono 0 SOC. Teraz placid sic
bedzie 75c do Oddziaiu, z kt6re-
go sic cz}onck przenosi, to jest
SOC ola kasy glownei i 25c ola
kaey Oddzialu i drugie sc do Cd
dziaiu do ktorcgo sic cz}onek
przenosi, to Jest SOC ola kasy
giGwnei i 25c dla oddzialu,
:. Koszt 'egzamiracvi lekar-
skiej oplaca aplikant W sumie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
SEA. Pc dokonaniu operacyi ma sic

sza Pc dokonaniu operacyi ma sic
dobrze.
" niedziele ubiegia W koSciele p.
W. Sw. Jadwigi' pobiogoslawiony zi-
sta3 zwiazek malzehski p. Stan. Wis
niewskiego, Fam. pnr. 1927 n. Lin
coin ul., z parma Marya Wisinska,
Fam. pnr. 1919 Chaplin ul. SluoI,
mlodej pare udzielil X. Lukasz
Swtatkowski c. R. Druzbowali: p.
Tomasz Gburek z parma A. Wisn.e-
wska. Podczas Mszy Sw. ma Offerto-
ryum parma Agnieszka Gburek PRIV
akompaniamencie skrzypiec p. Bro
nisiawa Jasihskiego i olganu n. l.
mila Wiedemana ~odSpiewala ~
10 Ave Maria. Uczta weselna Cd
byla sic W Scislym kolku familiJ-
nem W domu rodzioow PAM mlodei,
+ q +
Do redakcyi naszago Pisma zg1osil
sic dzis!aj W. Pucha}a, Fam. pnT.
1919 n. Ashland ave-, z za5aleniem
Il w~czoraj jadac ma tramwaju lin'i
California ave-, W poblilu W. Div
sion ul. pad{ otiara ~zlodzieja k!e-
szonkowego, kt6ry mu skradl portal
W kt6rym opr6cz pieniedzy | r6znycf
p~apier6w by}a pamiatka po jego
s. p. matce. Prosii policye o Oh
szukanie tel zguby. Me chce picnic
dry tylko paniatke matki swej ktora
wlelce cent?.