South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
OUTLINE PLANS TO
BUILD new FALCON
HOME In THIS CITY
National President Addresses
Gathering at Celebration
of Anniversary.


In an address before a gathering
o. the South Bend nest so. so, Pc
lisa Falcons Alliance Of America,
last night ir their hal. a. P.utn.ck..
P.tteburg. Pa. presiden, ~ the ma
tionaI body particularly stress
pans now under consideration for
the erection OF a magnificent new
home for the Alliance in this city
Although the plans have not been
completed. Mr.. Plutnlckl ntlmated
that the society has practically
agreed that the time is now ripe for
such developmen in this city The
new building viii be fitted up with
modern evmrastic equipment and
living quarters for mem beers, besides
serving tire purpose ~ "a recreation
center for that section or the c.ty.
The erection Of e1eh an edihcc
has long been the ideal OF the or
der" Mr. Plutn!cki stated IN keep
ing with their belief that healthy
thoughts are Synonymous with heal
Thy bodies"
Last nights gathering. which flied
= B. hal TO overlooking. assembled
10 celebrate the 25th anniversary OF
the south Bend nest. Observance Of
IS hich is 20 continue the entire week.
the celebration viii be brought 10
g close next Sunday. when "A banquet
Tells OF Difficulties Overcome.
Polish Falcons =. b. no. 1 he'll, fol-
lowed by a grand ball for the mem
btrs.
the men and women of tomorrow.
In addressing the gathering, stan
iey J. Che'miniak. president OF the
sixth district or the Polish Falcons.
outlined the hardshlps experienced
when the local nest was organized
and appealed 20 the parents 20 have
their sens and daughters join the
ranks. Athletics helped the soldiers
of the fighting forces IN the late
war" Mr.. Chelminiak said, land
such training VIII tend 10 improve
the men and womeen OF tomorrow
Peter Rozewicz. vice-pres dent OF
the Z. 3. society, sNetched the %
years work Of the 2. Il. society,
stating that the society was named
after Zygmunt Baiicki because OF
his love or athletics and the develop
ment Of the Polish youth. both men
sally and physically. The seven
founders OF the society formulated
plans on oct. 3. 1897 for the for
nation OF the local branch, later
purchasing the grounds and erecting
the present structure.
The celebration last night was
opened By 81. Struminski, who pre-
scented j. r. RozplockowsAi. l. E1los-
ld. s. Andezejewsk, l. NJ. MuchS
and Albert Chelmininiak five of the
original founders of the local socie-
~. Alfred Zarisza and Thaddeus $.
Blumberg acted as secretaries for
the meeting.
The following program was pre-
scented.
Music by the Polish Falcons, Z. b.
40. 1 band. star Spangled Banner
and Polish Flowers. C'Polskie
Kwiaty.)
Address by the president of the
polish Falcons L. 2. No. ], Peter
Rozewicz.
Violin Solo by W. Prawat-" Kuja-
walk" by Paderewslll.
Recitation written by Casimir ODE
cny. after a Quarter Century" (Po
Cwierci Wieku) by Miss G. RozpiO-
ChOwska
Address BY Stanley j. Chelminiak,
president of the sixth district of the
Polish Falcons Alliance of America.
Music by band, Ballet from
william Tell" by Rosiui.
william Tell" by RossinL
B. No j. by ". NOwicki.
Music by band. Chimes Of Nor
mandy by PIanquette.
Addresses by the organizers of the
Polish Falcons. u b. No I nest by
j. p. Rozplochowslki. L J. Kolskl. l..
NJ. Mucha. AL G. Chelminiak and $.
Andrea ewski.
Distribution OF the historical
books 90 all present at the celebra-
ton
Poland a B'ree state" j. Andre
lewskl
short address by president Of the
Lady Falcons. II Taoerska-
Word Of thanks by the chairman.
B. Krupa-
singing b. the audience "ospaly
+ GnUany."