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New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Business Troubles

The following petitions in bankruntcv
District Court
& MAS NACHT1G T1GALIr-Involunta ary dairy.
1926 Bathgate ave, Bronx
LOUIS NEIDER-voluntary; cloaks
and suits, S5 Avenue A. Liabilities, s4.019:
assets. s3,S05. - -
MAX MosEs-1nvoiuntary cigars etc
1883 Prospect ave. Bronx
RUBIN LAUER & SON--.Involuntarv
shoes sss E. leSd St. Bronx.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Frances A. Ballard, for Goldberg Rros
SPAR. etc. 6zo Sth ave, with bond OF
uayd Ga rrison for Sherman & wagash.
contractors 65 w. Houston st, with a
bcrd sf 81 0oo :
LsW Garrison, for Last Right Shoe
seS's1y. y Inc, 4os e. ssd St. with bond
Bertha Rennbaugh, for Alpha Press. Inc
Hmting, l3S I'd St, with bond of $4,000
yaeoo j. Lesser, for A. Goldberg & Co.
nth ave, retail clothiers. with bond
Ralph G.. Taylor. for Moses A. Kopel.
sn,ncial :. .1 silks. 12s w. 23d St, with a bond
q Ear B. Barncs for shapero Furniture
Company, $50 Westehester ave. Bronx.
Alice ID. Moran for Better Body Build
bond of $1,000.
Ralph C. Taylor for Gleichenhaus Bros.
20 West gath st. cloaks and suits, with
bond of $4,000.
Lloyd Garrison for War-haw Silk store,
sSs Amsterdam av.. with bond of 81 600.
. Frances A. Builard for Charles A. de
Salyo 4 Co.. stock brokers, SO Broad st :.
with bond of $500.
John 81. Muller for Levites e. Held but :
ter eggs, etc, 392 E. 19sth ST., Bronx, with
bond OF $4,000.
Assignments
MAX NOSES. retail dealer in cigars and
stationery. 1928 Prospect av, Bronx. to
Samuel Spiro.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES

AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART /, OF THE
New York Supreme Court, held In and
Court House, in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan, City of New York. on the 18th day
of September, 1922. Present: Hon. 1sidor
Wasservogel, Justice
American Allied Fund, Incorporated, cor
poration duly organized and existing under
the Membership Corporations Law of the
State OF New York for voluntary dissolu-
ton
On reading and fling the petition Of
Jeanne l. Etty. J. c. Kiinck, l. g. Nor
Kelley. a majority of the directors of
American Allied Fund, Incorporated, a
corporation duly organized and existing
under the Membership Corpora tions Law
cipal place of business in the Borough of
Manhattan City and County of New York
and schedules hereto annexed duly verified
by the petitioners on the 31st day of Aug
ust 1922 from which petition it appears
that this is case under Section 170 of the
General Corporation Law, and 1t further
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
from the said petition That the corporation
should be dissolved. and on reading and FL
ing the notice OF this application dated
August s1st 1922. with due proof OF SER
schedules and a copy of this order on the
Attorney General of the State of New
York;
And after hearing Edward V. McKeown. OF
counsel for the petitioners, and mo one
representing the Attorney General appear
ing in opposition thereto;
NOW, Upon motion OF Edward " Nc
Keown OF counsel for the Petitioners. it is
ORDERED That all persons interested
in the said corporation show cause before
this Court, at Special Term thereof, to
be held at the County Court House In the
Borough OF Manhattan, in the City and
State OF New York, the ard day OF
November, 1922. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. why the said corpo-
ration should not be dissolved and 1t is
further
published at least once In each of the three
weeks Immediately preceding the said 3rd
day og November, 1922 in the New York
Law journal and In the New York Tribune.
newspapers published Ia the City ana
County Of New York.
Enter:
l. w.
Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of the Stata Of Nev York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

tnan those in payment OF which vic.
Tory notes or Treasury certificates are
rendered, combing the market FAR thas a
iatIer obligations was in progress WA
teroay. The more usual method was
Tor the individual to go to his hank in
sefch OIL these rather than to the Oman
naaIaes. y 1s Inc TACT that the major part
y y. thsse issues Is closely held estab-
tss,iea =. : limitation. on this resort, as
pansion in buying would send fha,, -
q premium so high as to make the Az
change unprofitable.
Drop In Aggregate
a principal development yesserdav :
Mas .ne Submission of individual sub
ssfipttohs received from their clients
py tue pa banks to the Federal Reserve
BANK. These are classified separatelv
according to whether they are ahoye,
or below $4,000, the latter being a,-
losted Immediately. The aggregate Of
supscrlptions yesterday probably fell
peiow Mondays total, but the numher
showed substantial increase, On inc
initial day the bulk of the subscr;n-
tions were in cash; yesterday a larpa
VoIume OF applications contempla d
the rendering of outstanding govern.
ment securities for the new loan.
bahkers estimate that the volume OF
exchanges will run as high as $500
uOo, 900 or S40o000,0 900. The exchange Of
victory notes is made especially at.
tractive, because purchasers of these
notes when they were at considerable
discount may present them at par
without being taxed on profit realized
II they should sell the notes in the
open market or hold them until ma
turity they woald, according to semi
omclal Interpretation yesterday, be
SUBJECT to tax on the difference between
what they paid and what they received
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
French Seamen End Strike i'm
Channel and Atlantic Ports

PARIS, Oct. 10 (By The Associated
Press).-The Federation of Maritime
Unions declared the seamen's strike Of
ficially ended to-day as regards the
Channel and Atlantic port workers.
4 he strike, which was called as a pro-
lest against the recent decree of the
Ministry of Marine modifying the eight
hour day in the maritime trades, still is
in effect in Mediterranean ports. There
is little expectation any of the unions
will hold out, inasmuch as it was with
great difficulty that the workers in the
Channel and Atlantic ports were kept
compact. Most Of the important sail
ings were carried out as scheduled in
those ports despite the strike.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
S. Loan Has
Flood Of Small
Subscriptions
Second Day Returns Show
Man of Moderate Means
Recovered From Trials
Of Liberty Bond Decline

49,. as Z .,x,,ii raeb s,hscr;n
rising ''ooe ~ 80. ,,s,'s....s et
sRns failing Withih she is'h'sas'oas 0A
fe,ooo that Secretary OF 1he ifeasuiS
Mellon has agreed to ailot IN lusl
I demonstrated yesterday that the appeal
~ fbe new s5ta 600 GOO United States
s.oysrnnent thirty-year ia per cent
,asp has reached the man of moderate
.saans His snnnart of this major oper-
ssion of the governments refunding
moo a m. bankers repors, is apparently
+ J. a., irssboa hv his unsatisfactory ex.,
nsrience in purchasing Liberty bonds,
AMY .o snfrer loss as the reaction from
inflated values carried their price we'll
below what he had paid for them. be-
fore subsequently returning to par.
Eagerness Of the small buyer to OBJ
tain the bonds Is regarded as signifi-
cant not merely sof the better condi-
tions prevailing throughout the country
and oil the generai confidence IN Amer
ica's futue. but OF the efective educa-
sion OF the rank and iile OF the people
in investment principles. The return
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Express Delay Checks Trade

Retailers, particularly in the West
are complaining that delayed express
shipments of goods from the Eastern
wholesale harkets are hampering bust
ness. Considerable buying in the local
markets has been done by Western re-
taiiers IN the last week or two, and most
OF the goods were bought for immediate
shipment and sent forward by EXPRESS,
The situation has been called to the at
tention of the American Railway Ex-
press Company, and the national retail
associations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Toxic TO Open Course
For Girls i'm Fine Arts

TOXIC, Sept, 10 (By Mail).-A
course Tor girl students will shortly
be started in the Toxic Acac my of
Fine Arts at Uyeno. A pla* also is
under consideration by the go ,ernment
Tor the establishment Of a girls school
Of fine arts. Mrs. Yosano, the famous
Japanese poetess, opened last year a
private institution devoted to the ar
tistic training of girls. Prominent
writer's and painters form the teaching
staff
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor,
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Levy Dairy Co--People, etc: Jan
uary IS. 1922 .............. $4,000
Corp; May 6: 1879 ,........... ess4s1
Baptist Temple of the City of
New York; Cutler Iron
Works, Inc; September 20, 1921 5,2e3.75
chard: March !, 1904 .,...... 49, 1,sos27
seiigson; May IS. 1922 -. M 2,sA4o
eember Z, ls21 >.e' .....,... e2s74
Goodwin Co; April Is. 1s22.. 5.74s.eo
Tufano. James-Reo Motor Car
Der 5, 1918 .e.....'.'.e......... lo1.s5
In Bronx County
Aeresta. Ferdinand, and Mariane
Scinica-J Greenberg January
81. 1929 ................... 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THU CRY
OF NEW YORK. GENERAL OFFICE
ROOM 1870, MUNICIPAL. RtJTIDING
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
PURSUANT TO THE Provisions OF
Section 66 of the Election Law. the
Board of Elections OF the City Of New York
has designated the following polling places
for the General Election to be held on
TUESDAY, November Z, 1922, between the
hours of a. m. and p. m, and for the
registration of voters October 9th, 10th
11th. 18th. 18th. from 5 p. M to 1890
p; M and October 14th, from a. m. to
1920 %. m,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Norwegian Ship Claim
Decision Due Thursda,

THE HAGUE. Oct. 1O.-The arbitra-
tion tribunal which has had under ad-
visement the dispute between the
United States and Norway over seizure.
of Norwegian shipping during the war
will deliver its verdict on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

Previous dispatches both from Chris
tiania and Washington indicated that
the arbitration court ut The Hague had
decided in favor of the Nor
wegian shipowners who had brought
action against the American Shipping
Board involving about 125.060. 900
kroner in connection with the seizures
of vessels during the war.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
seraay. ssSy. the first name being that of the
debtor;
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Eleventh Assembly Distrlct


- n Location Occupied as
S. aide of w 104th St, rs X.
west Of West End ave. Booth
S. side of W. 1920 ST., % Y.
west of Broadway Booth
1 Cor w 104th st and Amster-
dam ave, ent. Exit on Am
sterdam av r. .. e4
Cor w. 10th st. and Amster~
dam ave-, ent. Exit ON W.
104th st.....5.......... b -
6 110 w. 1o6th st. t.......,...''... Tailor
s2S Columbus ave- .... Ice Cream
110 Manhattan ave Orphanago
8 So w. 10sth st Undertaken
~ GAG COLUMBUS ave. ,.s-5... bakery
Ii Cor. W. 104th st. and Arnster
dam ave. Main ent. on AM
aterdam ave- ...5s.5.a.s..P 8. 81
IL S. side OF w. I06th st., 30 IT.
east Of Riverside Drive,.s Booth
IA w 1Gstn ST, bet Broadway
and Amsterdam ave. w. ent.
ON w. 1osth ut r. 3. 185
Ii 262 w 1nSth st, -. Laundry
"a w I0Sth St. bet. Broadway
ard Amsterdam ave., Eass
ert. r.. y. l65
IN " i03th st. bet Broadway
and Amsterdam ave, Main
..LsE. u s1bo
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Nineteenth Assembly District

s.. D. Location Cccnn,a, -
/ 1925 Madison ave . Shoe rer,airinp
2 Cor. Madison ave. and e. listh
St. e. ent. on e. ilgth sf.
y. 8. lo3
, Cor. Madison ave. and E. f19th
ST., e. ent. on Madison ave
P. s. 1o3
1854 eth ave Undertaken
s w. ll9th st.. bet. ST. Nicholas
and 7th avca., n. e. ent. on
court .......... p. S. 81
w. 1lsth st................ ut Barber
w. I19th ST., bet ST. Nicholas
and 7th aves,. s. W. ent. on
court .s.s.s,.s.. p. 8. 81
8 w. 11sth ST.. bet. ST. Nicholas
and 18th ayes. 8. ". ent. on
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
seventh Assembly District

Ioeation Occupied as
~ ~ 5ath st ..i..s... Florist
s4 1e columbus ave .... Undertaken
park Junction, Broadway, CO.
luirsbus ave. at 64th st Booth
1oo " sbtn ST., W. OF Broadway.
. NJ, esth ri Office
- III setb al Plumber
&. " S5th at, OF Broadway
main ent. :. III. s. Of Commerce
1sa West End aye, und ersaker
5.n o3a w 67th st. ~, Assembly Room
is5 Amsterdam ave ~. Confectionery
ID 1Ga Columbus ave Henst tcnng
! ssSss9sss.a south side OF w. roth ST..
fi. nv Of Central Park W Booth
IL 1890 Broadway s.....,s...s Laundry
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

Lenox ave. I34tb and 1s5tn
SITS. W. ent. on ". 126th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Fifteenth Assembly District.

q u Location Occupied az
2 ISL w. 5ath st. ......... Restaurant
4 903 w. 58th st ...-........ Cigars
4 n aide OF w. seth st.. Is IT. q.
OF 9Th ave, .-..,.l.... Booth
1e4I 9th ave. ..,...s........,. Laundry
is r. 58th st. .s...... Auto Supplies
4 121, w. 56th st. ...., Hotel
i25 W. 54th ST.. girls ent. s. 60
10 132 W. s5th st., center snt."P- s. 63
II III H. 5lst St, boys' ent. g.. s. Is
II 12I d. 5lst ST., boys ent r. 8. Is
Ia i2f q. 51st ST., girls eat. ....4P $. ls
Il 1861 e, 56tn st.,...s.s. Auto Supplies
Is N. side OF q. seth st.. 20 1t, w.
Of Lexington ave. Booth.
~ 400 Park ave- -. Board Of Education
II n. side OF ID. slst at. 50 II. e.
Of Park ave Booth
IA 500 Park ave. &. Board of Education
ia AIS Lexington ave. ..s.8.s...5.. Laundry
20 1868 Sd ave Earper
81 631 Park ave- 4 aitor
"a Cor. Lexington ave. and e. ssth
st. girls ent. on Il. 6Sth a.
r. s. 7e
% Cor. Lexington ave and e. ssth
ST., boys ent. on u. sSth ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

s Cor. Madison ave and u sssh
st.. boys ens on 70. s5th a.
!, r. s. 8
8 Cor, Madison ave. and e. s5ts
ST. girls ent, on e. ssth 1T.
P, g.
Z 1875 Lexington ave, ........ Barber
. ~ s7sh ST., bet. Park and Lex
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Sixth Assembly District

ED Location Occupied as
Mangin st. bet e. Houston and
Stanton St, north ent. p. 8. 81
Mangin st. bet e. Houston and
Stanton sts. south cnt. p. S. %
3 Cor F.. Houston and Lewis sts.,
boys ent. on Lewis st. P. s. 1SS
Cor e. Houston and Lewis sts.,
boys ent Lewis st P. s. 1Ss
272 Cd ST.. girls' eHt p. s. .l3l
272 I'd St, boys' ent. t........,-a,P s. l3l
212 I'd st. ................ Barber
26s e 4th St, girls ent. p. S. 105
269 E. 4th St. boys ent.. p. s. loo
10 g. 4th ST.. bet. Aves. and ..
west eYlt.. -..P r. .. 10
II $500 Ave. D. D.............i... .,.C!gars
12 SO Ave. d, -, Gig nrs
13 1873 7th St, west ent nt...........P. T. = ~
IA 1gS Tth St. east ent r. .. -
10 106 Ave. C..........,...... harpei
l6 e. eth ST.. bet. Aves. B and z,
west ent. on ceurt on u stn =.
st. - =, 2. VI
II e. 10th St, bet. Avs. and G.
east ent on e. 10th st. s. g.
IA 71o r. 9th ST. ent. EAik 4...P. 9. 90
10 T10 r. ath ST.. ent. Exit 4...P. 3. s.,.S se
20 63l e. 18th st ...,....s. =. =. -; M Stuu
21 $40 p. 14th st....f..,..sC Conaect' t'onF.iH - IN
20 sos e. 18th ST ~ .aan ia,
23 255 Ave. B..... ...,.{..s.5.t. :. ai'oa
81 d. 18th ST. bet iA Ave: and
Ave A. main ent..... P. g. lo4
2s n 18th st, bet 1st Ave. and Ave !.
A, .........e.... =. .. w
ssSS s'i Mangin st bet. E. Houston and
Stanton St. ent. on Mangin a,
ct gt...l..s.s.s........... .Ts .. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

40 w. 14sth st. bet. 7th and sth
aves. west ent. on court p 81 ga
s3 w 147th st, bet. Tth and sth
aves., east ent. on court p S 90
IS 2T5o ssh ave NJ
46 15b w. 145th st Employ ment csffrs W.
4S 2s6 w l45th st No,,ait1e.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

vi AS les n HEYDT,
JAMES KANE.
JACOB A. LIVINGSTON.
Commissioners Of Electiea1k :
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-06-28
Wrazenia z Podr6zy Organizacyjnej

Po nigdy niezapomnianym dniu,
ktory spedzilam w gronie milych
mi wspo}pracowniczek Zarzadu,
ktore wraz z ziozeniem niespodzie-
wanych dar6w daily mi to co mi
by4o Jeszcze milszem, mianowicie
dowod, re maja dla mnie nietylko
.poWazanie ale prawdziwa, serdecz-
ne uczucie, wyjechalam azeby "a
dose uczynic wezwaniu Si6str ma
szych Grup. l tax, ma zaproszenie
WlceprezeSki ma Zach StrOne Pen
sylvanii, Pani Honorary B. WoIow-
skiej, (ktore nadesZlo do rak moich
zanim otrzymalam .zaproszenie
Detroit), ktora w imieniu Grup
prosi}a azeby przedewszystkiem
bye ma rocznicy 5-ciolecia Grupy
273ej tamze W Pittsburghu. Tam
tez, w pierwszy dZien pobytu, uda-
lam sic w toWarzystwie Wicepre-
zesld PAM Wo}owskiej. Dopiero ma
mieJscu bedac, odczulam dla czego
Slostry nasze czu4y, re ME MONA
by}o ich zaproszeniu odm0wic.
Pragne4y, azebym osobi$cie wi
dziafa plon siewu ziarna przed la
ty pieciu zasianego. .Pragne4y wy
kazac, jak g4eboko sic przejeIy
s+owami sZczerymi, nawo4ywuja-
cymi do 4acznoSci w tel jedynei,
samo-istnej kobiecej Organizacyi
ma Wychodztwie wv. Polek - pra-
gne@y czynem zdaG egzamin Z zIo-
zonego w ich rece serdecznego IL
czucia WARY.
| zdaly egzamin doskonale. Ma
czele, niestrudzona Pania Marta
Gaughan, i Pania Marya Puciata,
wraz z Pania Marta Pietrusinska,
Janina Gorson, Marta Wieprzkow-
ska. Anastazy9 Beczak 5p. Marya
Michalska, przyrzekIy sobie pred
5 laty Zaiozyc Grupe, to wielka.
Postanowi}y bowiem - wedlug
dow ciep4ych jake paddy ust
PAM Gaughan, azeby wezwanie ia
kie sIyszaIy przed laty pieciu ma
zebraniu aZrzqd6w>G >Grup pie prze-
)sz1o bez echa, lecz serdecznie cd
bio size o to samo serce skad wy
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-06-28

terskosci, kobiety dowiodly nietyl-
ko doskona4a znajomoSc stwarza-
MIA l budoWania organiZacyi gdzie
mezczyzni i kobiety musza sic zbie-
rae i zyc w przyjaznych stosun-
kach uprawiac swe narodowe jak
i religijne impulsa, lecz znajduja
tam pole do ulepszania stosunk6w
wychowawcZych dla dzieci, kobiet
narodowosci amerykanskiej. -
Strzezac dobroci dziecka, znacZy
dbac dobroc sSo}eczenstwa. Kaa-
dy kraJ pojmuje to coraz dok}ad-
niej i zroZumialej. Statystyka po-
daje re przesz4o 100000 niemowlat
moze bye zachowanych przy zyciu
kazdy rok pouczanie matek jak sic
obchodzic z nowonarodzonym die
cieciem. ZnacZy to, re zachowujac
przy zyciu 100000 niemowlat kaz
dy rok, w szesciu latach mielibyS-
my przesz4o million szkolnei dzia-
twy.
Jest to znana prawda, re przez
amerykanizowanie wielkiej liczby
obcokrajowcow, towarzystwa brat
niej pomocy przewyzszyly wszel-
kie inne instytucye przez zblize-
ME tych obcokrajowcow naszymi
obywatelami."
Otoz widzimy eel. Kto czyta mie-
dZy Wlerszamy, zrozumie dok4adnie
do czego daza. Celem tym przede-
wszystkiem jest pociaganie ma
sZych braci i siostry do obcych or
ganizacyi wtedy wynaradawia-
ME ich.
My POlacy many kiIka polskich
organizacyi ktore dobrze prosperu-
ia. lynn masowym porywaniom
opiekowaniem sic naszymi ziomka-
mi trzebaby zapobiedz, a moznaby
to uczyniG przez zorganizowanie
naszych polskich organizacyi W ie-
den POLSKI KONGRES kt6rybv
mllionowym swym cz4onkostwem
ME tylko zaimponowa4, lecz zawa-
zyf stai sic murem przeciwko "a
kusom niepozadanego gwaitowne-
go narzucania nam de-polonizowa-
MIA mas pod kazdym wzgIedem.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-06-28

oEiO, HduLlSJl, Le ZdQOSc len H.
czeniu sic Staniei Obecna ma Ban
kiecie pokaZna liczba mlodziutkick
naszych Polek o$wiadczyIa re ME.
tylko WStapia, ale idee Zwiazku Pa
lex tax rozpOWszechnia re sw.
przyJacio4ki do "Naszej Organiza.
cyl Zwiazku Polek" jak sic wyra.
Zity, wprowadza. A uczynia to, be
tWarZy lch widZia4am slime po
stanowienia zrozumienie najpieh
niejszych ideaI0w.
PreHeski p-ny A. E. Napieralskiei
A trZeba dodac, re w wieczor
drzysty, mrozny ME byloby dziw-
mem gdyby brak}o czlonkin, a Jed
lakze, nietylko re prawie wszyst-
kie czlonkinie przybyIy by $wie-
cic te uroczJsto8c, ale sasiednich
Grup Mast przyby4y Delegacye.
WSrod przem6wien zalozycielell,
dzielnych bardzo, Wiceprezeski ma
Stan Pennsylvania jako PrzewOd-
niczacej Wieczoru, Prezeski Cru
py i gO$ci, zakohczyI sic ten miIy
wieczor, rozDoczynajac 8z6sty rok
istnienia, kilkunastu nowemi
cZlonkiniami.
Nastepnie, ia mnie objaSni}a Pa
nj Wooiwsa, Komisya ma Zach.
Pennsylvania pragne4a sic spot
kac 'WasZa Prezesk9," i zebra
ME mialO sic odbyc w Pittsburghu.
Grupa % prosiia zaszczyt po-
deimowania gosZczenia. W "a
mian "a to, -ofiarujac jednq handy
datke, Ia kazda czlonkinie Grupy.
Vice w sail barwami Polskiemi
udekorowanej, najpierw widze
diva dIugie rzedy w Polskich ko-
styumach ubrane, - dziewczatka
Wianka Grupy. pod dyrekcya Pa
nj Sikorskiei, kt0ra je przygoto-
waIa by wypelnily numera progra-
mu. PrzybyIy Delegatki nawet z
oddalonych miejscowo$ci kilka
godzin, wziawszy pod uwage stra
sznq niepOgode uwazalab to "a
wielki okaz HyczliwoSci. Przewod-
niczyia Pant Wiceprezeska Wolo-
wska. Po przemowieniu dose dfu-
giem, gdy Wasza Prezeska skoh-
czyIa, PAM Przewodniczaca uro-
czy$cie objaSnila zebranym, re
'Nasza Prezeska W tych dniach OBJ
chodzi urodziny, jakiz my jej upo-
minek damy?' Jak rogu obfito-
Sci, posypaiy sic kandydatki, zad-
ma Grupa ME dala sic wyprzedziG,
W oczach Ivy sic szklily, a radosne
sfowa sic sypaiy, TAX, re razem, 80
nowych kandydatek zebralo sic ma
lynne Wieczorze! A dodaC trzeba.
ze W liczbie tel, zanim wiecz6r do
szedf ku koncowi, dwie dzielne
Polk, nietylko ae same przystapi-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-06-28
Poglad ma Organizacye
No. 26

w Jednym angielskich pism
ezytamy rozprawke podnoszaca Ia
lety zrzeszenia pewnej wielkiej Or
ganizacyi obconarodowej. Po prze-
czytaniu ponizej podanych uryw-
k6w w t4umaczeniu, sami wydaj-
my opinie czy nam Polakom ME
naIeza4oby sic zrzeszyc w jedna
wielka centrale by przeciwdzialac
wynarodowieniu swoich ME uto-
mac w morzu amerykanizmu ma ko-
rzy5c sprytniejszych.
Wierzymy, re jezyk amerykan-
ski, obyczaje, interesa nalezy nam
prowadzic. ma amerykanski spo-
sob, ale, ably az nasz jezyk zagu-
bic, W to ME wierzymy poniewaz
to ME potrzebne. WARY l JEZY-
KA, BRONMY DO UPADLEGO!
Otoz pisza oni tax:
"ToWarzystwa bratniej pomocy
przyczyniaja sic wielce do przeta-
plania r6znych narodowoSci w je-
den metal (bezwyznaniowy powsze
Chny) w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Do organiZacyi (nie wymienia-
my nazwy) nalezy wiele iowa
rzyStw kt6re jeszcze posIuguja sic
Jezykiem ojczystym, lecz zorgani-
zowali sic pod kazdym innym
wzgIedem ma jednolity poglad. -
PrzeWodnicy dyskusyi ma temat
fraternalizmu, tax sic wyrazili:
Fraternalizm' jaki uczony jest w
organizacyi (--) wykazal
WszyStkim 'foreignerom' jak zostac
dobrymi Amerykanami. (Polacy wy
kazali re So dobrymi obywatelami.
Przyp. Red.)
"Uzywanie flagi amerykanskiej
przez towarzystwa we wszeIkich
ceremOniach, ciagle okazywanie
JeJ W lokalach, paradach, przypo-
NINA wszystkim ze to jest Amery-
ka' lch nowy kraj; ciagIe stykanie
sic wSzystkich pod egida %
uczy ich szanowaG opinie drugich
bez wzgledu ma RELIGIJNE
PRIEKONANIA i daje nam pew
nose re my znajdujemy sic pod da-
chem jednego narodu, kreujac
przez to, zapal >ducha zagrzewa-
!ac lch do piracy mad dobrem fra
ternacyi tejAe organizacyi.
Przez wyklady fraternalizmu,
pokochalismy nasze wolne insty-
tucyc, kochamy uniWersalna VOL
nose, nasze domy rodziny, a prze-
oewSzystkiem kochamy szanuie-
my prawa kraju jego sztandar.
Inaczna liczba najwiekszych
VVrRanlzacyi zrzeszona W 0
Htora obejmuje miliony czIonk6w,
ieSt Strzezona przewaznie przez ko
U'ety. Wielu tych towarzystw Ii
czy po $50 czlonk6w wiecej.
Przez 6w znakomity system bra
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-06-28
CzIOnkIh naIezy do jsdnej gru9y jednei rOdzny

do grupy lO5 Towarzystwa O$wiata, w Plymouth Pa.
naezq nastepujace czOnkine: Michana KraI Tekla Of
szeWska, bratowe MaTya rzybylska, Saomeja Brzez-
ska, Leonardo Wozwo TeEda Janih c6rki Helena Woz-
wi{O, Janina Bogdancwicz Kuzynki.
Piekny prZyltiad do nasadOwana. KtO nastepny moe
sic wykazac TAXA mniesza lub wieksza lczbe czonkih
jednej rOdziny? PrOsimy!