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, 1924-04-03
COUNTY SCHOOL
MEET EXCITES
MUCH INTEREST

Following h announcement made
recently by Miss Helen A. Irving,
county superintendent of schools, Of
plans fer the second annual program
for the schools of Carbon county
pupils in virtually every one of the
f.fty-two schools in the county are
making preparations to attend and tc
represent their school in the race
for the coveted emblems of success.
May Is and II have been decided
TN for the dates of the big meet, and
Rawlins, county seat. will be the city
in which the various events take
place. Chief among the events set
for the first day will be the Eighth
Grade Graduation exercises. At this
time all rural eighth grade pupils
completing the required course Of
study for eighth grades and passing
a satisfactorily the uniform state en-
aminations for these grades will be
presented with State Diplomas. A
special program will be arranged for
this occasion, at which Mrs.
Katherine A. Morton. state superin-
tendent of public instruction. will nd-
dress the graduates. Pupils in the
different eighth grades are looking
forward to this occasion with much
interest.
The second county track meet will
be staged at the Rawlins race track
during the second day of the meet.
or May 18th. Various athletic events
will be held, and the school whose
representatives win the greatest num-
Der OF points in these vents will re-
ceive a handsome championship ban
ner for the year 1924. Hanna holds
| this honor for last year, and believes
! she can defend her title against all
comers. Other schools, looking over
material that has developers during
/ the last season are not so sure OF
Hanna's success.
/ Competition will be keen. 1t Is
felt.
Another event Of major Importance
will be the countrywide spelling
match held the second day of the
meet. This will be conducted In two
divisions. the first being made up OF
pupils In the fourth. fifth. and sixth
grades. and the second OF pupils In
the seventh and eighth grades. Those
pupils Of the first division winning
FIRST. second. and third places will be
allowed the opportunity OF meeting
with pupils Of the second. or higher.
division. Under this plan pupils Of
the lower grades not only compete
for honors In their division. but also
for county awards. Awards will be
made In both groups and consist of
gold and silver medals.
The value and Importance OF such
a spelling event can not be over
estimated. according to school au-
thorities. II means n great deal to
the child. his or her school, and the
community itself. Spelling contests
, 1924-04-03

ed al followr:
All schools may have one repre-
sentative In Composition Contest.
EncaInpmert two contestants.
McF'adden two contestants.
Dixon two contestants.
Medicine Bow two contestants.
Raggs two contestants.
Saratoga three contestants.
Rawlins three contestants.
Hanna tire. contestants.
Contestants may be chosen from
u grade below high school.
A count! school exhibit will be
held a; the time of the other county
activities and the school sending In
the best exhibit will receive an award
Of a framed picture for the school
room. The exhibits will then be sent
u State Fair.
Last yeal exhibits from the rural
schools were exceptionally good and
no doubt will be much better this
rear Judging from the very high
class work being done throughout
the county.
1t is expected that each of the fifty
two schools of the county will be
represented in some of these activ.
tiles.
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super-pageant. dedicated to the
youth of wyoming" will be staged in
the largest natural amphitheatre w
uotu SunoG lsno sQl ny uIBluoo uIM
pun kllsLsAIul uuoILsmV uB a. posn
and women from practically every
section of the state.
"Vedauwoo' Is the result of two
years historical research and study ny
its author, Mabelle Land DeKay. in
structor of English in the University
Of Wyoming, and portrays in symbolic
form. the birth and growth of Wy
oming. The pageant is particularly
attractive by reason of the nan
beautiful symbolisms interviewer
throughout a most pleasing and in
teresting plot. Many of the ideas
used by Mrs. DeKay were contributed
by University students. Mrs. DeKay
very aptly describes "Vendauwoo" as
being "a pageant based on fact and
fancy" and written to show how the
natural wonders OF Wyoming have
developed the spiritual forces of her
people"
, 1924-04-03

cation throughout the world.
hoderate-priced automobiles to he
built and sold in large quautitic
were decided upon and Srudebaker
in 1910, acquired complete cwner.
ship Of the business, plants, assets
and trade name of the Evere. Metz.
ger-Flanders Company of Detro;.
which had been manufacturing ma.
chimes Of this character.
Makes Unusual Records
During its dramatic rise in the
automobile industry Studebaxer has
established many records. One OF
the most remarkable OF thes, was m
1921. a year of business depression,
when Studebaker enjoyed The biggest
business in its history, prior t. 1922
The sales of Studebaker .ars were
20 per cent greater than IN 1929,
notwithstanding that the t,tal num-
Der of cars sold of all ether makes
except FORD was As per cent les; thar
in 1920. Sales during 1922 surpasc
ed 1921 by So per cent and the RECORD
for 1922 was exceeded in he first
eight months of 1923.
In its IL years Studebaker mas un-
dergone many changes, OF course, We,
j y n respect 1t has remained un-
changed. The old ideals of qualify,
value and dependability of p-oduc,
have endured down to this day a,.i
remain the inspiration OF those who
control the destines of Studebaker.
, 1924-04-03

arranged between schools in n syste-
matte way will give school children
much valuable practice and will slim
ulate the child's interest in his or her
school Just at a time when such in
terest Is tremendously important.
In announcing the plans for the
County School meet, Miss Irving has
allotted representation as follows:
All schools with one teacher may
have II representative in each di-
vision CT the contest, that Is II for
the division of fourth, fifth, and six
tn grades and n for the division OF
seventh and eighth grades. Each
contestant must be regularly enroll
ed in the grade of the division he
represents. Other schools will be
represented as follows:
Elk Mountain three representatives
Ft. Steel three representatives.
Savery three representatives.
Bags three representatives.
Medicine Bow four representatives.
Encampment four representatives.
McFadden four representatives.
Dixon four representatives.
Saratoga five representatives.
Rawlins five representatives.
Hanna five representatives.
In each school only one represent
alive may be chosen from any grade.
That the question of the original
ity of the work be settled in n manner
satisfactory to all, compositions en-
tered in the contest scheduled for
the second day of the tournament
will be written in Rswlins, but TIE
contestant may write as many compo-
sitions as desired for practice pur-
poses having each corrected by his
" her teacher. The subjects given
are as follows: Agricultural Re
s";hrces OF Wyoming" "Indians in
WYOMING AID wyoming Pioneers"
Tte wor% viii be judged from the
standpuints Of originality, form. Eng
fish thought, unity, and conference.
Firs: and second place winners will
receive awards. Schools represented
in this part of the meet are a%nnounc-
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State University
To Stage Gigantic
Pageant in Spring

"One of the greatest %pageants of
its kind ever attempted by an Ameri-
can University" is what many critics
are saying Of 'Vedauwoo,' a pageant
of Wyoming to be presented by our
State University this spring under the
auspices of Theta Alpha Phi. the Uni
versity of Wyoming chapter of a ma
tional collegiate dramatic society. APP
proximately two hundred Wyoming
University students will participate in
"Vedauwoo" (Arapahoe Indian for
"Earthborn.") and 1t is therefore in
teresting to know that Wyoming's
, 1924-04-03

Kennebec Journal-It is said there
Is a whispering campaign in Congress
against Coolidge. 1t is difficult to
imagine where Congress learned to
whisper. However, the country isn't
Whispering about Congress.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE. settled, for ia rm: no children; wife
as housekeeper for farmhouse. good plain
cook, no washing; everything furnished; house
modern: man for general farm work: expert
ence and references necessary. Apply by let
ter G. II: Harris. Route 3. Anacostia. y. G.
EARN extra money betw.eh now and Chrss;.
mas selling an unusually attractive line OF
Christmas cards; liberal commission: no pre-
vions selling experience necessary: sell them
selves: are being shown. I'm. 800 Mills Bldg.
18th and Pa. ave NV.
MANY MEN AND WOMEN who possess su-
perior aualitica tions. are holding inferior posi-
tions because they do not know what work
TO take up. They are using only part Of
their energy and ability: The real estate
business has made many fortunes. We teach
you. you Free lectures on salesmanship every
part time. William +. Matteson. 6l0-1l
Bend Bldg.
SOLICITORS-MUST HAVE
EXPERIENCE; GOOD OP-
PORTUNITY FOR TIL L
r III T PARTY. APPLY
BROOKS STUDIO. 1908 +
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
A SALESMAN WHO HAS
THE DETERMINATION TO
EARN AT LEAST S1OO A
WEEK AND WHO is PRE-
PARED TO WORK HARD
TO BUILD UP SUCH AN
INCOME.
WE HAVE THE FINEST
PROPOSITION IN THE Az
TOMOBILE FIELD AND
THE RIGHT KIND OF A
MAN CAN MAKE A PER
MANENT, u G R A TIV Z
CONNECTION. Phone sales
manager, MAIN $50, for ap-
'pointment.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALESMAN-Crew managers to sell new in
sention; patented article; every housewife In
National Hotel. 1912. %. IA
SALESMAN to comb territory for retailers and
manufacturers. selling well known line OF r.b-
bons side line: commission basis. Address
3il. catasarIua. Pa.
SALEsMEN-We want al once 10 statesmen
who are honest to-gnodness workers and go
rettrrs. Such men can make real money every
week In our appliance department. You are
backed by the strongest organization of its
kind in this section of the country. We help
YOU close your prospects. Rapid advancement
to departmental managers II yOu can show us
real ability. Apply. Monday and Tuesday be-
Room 4es Nj Muasss aas h1ds.. Mr scasrs % 50 p
SPECIALITY sALEsMEN-Hieh grade. to
handle new fast selling proposition TO grocery
and drug trade; write for details. Penna.
Soap Co. Lancaster. ia.
WANTED-Salesmen to carry our exceptional
iy fine line of advertising signs. calendars
novelties. fans, etc; commission basis; good
paving proposition. Write today for particu-
lars. Mahon Novelty Co., Dept. NJ, kenton
Ohio.
WANTED-Live salesman with au.omobiie to
call ON the trade and sell high-class motor
parts for Washington concern. Address Box
wANTEu--An experienced salesman to sell
high grad" package chor orolates and fountain
supplies to the retail drug trade in Washing
ton on salary and comm MISSION. We prefer a
salesman that has sold this trade before. In
your reply please give us all the informal tion
possible relative to your past experience. Ad-
vlress Bo~ 137-H. Star office.
$40 A DAY EASY-No experience necessary:
capital required: We start you in your own
auto accessory business: exclusive territory;
write today. Motor Products Co. Lunt ave.
Chicago
$50 TO $50 WEEkLY--SelI gummed tape:
rapidly replacing twine: full or part time;
pocket samples. Sager Co. Manufacturers,
Dept C-l1 1897 Roosevelt rd.. Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED.
Eayerscn Oil Works of Eric, Pa. makers Of
Ebonite, are ready to take on few real live
wires on their selling force for Pennsylvania.
Choice territories in this district open for men
who willing to work To real big
money. The arrangement financially will br
straight commission with n drawing account.
If you have automobile. which is absolutely
essential. and you feel that you can qualify
write a letter. Bayerson Oil Works. Erie,
P,.
The Consolidated Garages. Inc.
4 newly organized corporation with author
lied capital Ct one half mill on, organized to
buy and operate n chain of garages: wants
capable man to organize force and conducs
stock selling campaign commission basi,
Apply Stoneeigh Garage between = and J
pm. li'
PAINT AND ROOF CEMENT
Salesman. Selling plan allows you to meet
competition: liberal drawing account. nited
Builders Co, s60s Wade Park. Cleveland. Ohio
Evening star., 1924-10-12
MEN OR WOMEN

of good personality, for high-class speciality
work ia Washington homes: unusual oppor.
tunities. Call at Room 705 Federal American
Nat Bank Bldg, . to 12 and 2 to Monday.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

Tie: young, colored. wish positions in
private FAMILY: man chauffeur and wife ss
maid or cook Call 101i 4th St NV.
W, fLE, coored. wish position together: wife
COOK. man butler. homseman: can drive car:
rere -cnccs I'r"oln S1aa
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SALESMAS-Janitor supply. exner enced only
commission basis. Call Franklin 1913.

commission basis. Call Franklin 7733.
SALESMEN-If you are a speciality salesman
with unusual ability show a record above
to keeping up personal QUOTA can furnish
above the average references; from % to
Al years of age: accustomed to earning s.. 600
10 81 500 PR year and up. and immedi-
ately available. a nationally known organza-
,iou with AAA-1 rating, with Offices in all
principal cities, can use you as manager of
their washington: office. This office has been
established for years and the territory is we'll
organized. The line is educa Acknowledgement
work on leads exclusively. Wealth of tested
lead production methods, coupled with
usual home efice cooperation and training in
own Office, insure success from the very start.
Unless you can meet the above requirements,
please do not answer. In reply give phone
number-interview granted Immediately. Ad-
dress Box Hay, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

CHAMBERMAID. neat. etav nieht, oo6e M,
st. NV. Call Nnrih .y2So
Evening star., 1924-10-12

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
COUPLE to work small country place:
woman to do general housewOrk and man for
gardening and looking after stock: comforts BILE
living quarters and good wages to right
parties: references required. Address o. ].
Bondi, Berwyn. Md.
MARKERS and assorters must
be experienced. Palace Laun-
dry. 72o 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

lHAABERMAID. coloIrd. tall or write No
j Chamuain nl
Evening star., 1924-10-12

HAMBERMAID, waitress, kitchen maid or
lou>eWork without cooking by neat coIoroJ
iri: city ref: stay nights. Tel. North 4f4T-J
r call 1913 9Th 81 N "
Evening star., 1924-10-12

managers to sell new in
vention: patented article; every housewife in
terested: best proposition ever offered: $50 TO
SO weekly See Mr.. II. Bordman. Room 43s
National Hotel. 1912 %. 14s
Evening star., 1924-10-12

GENERAL HOUSEWORk, in small sdnlr
family, by experienced. industrious young
white woman: good plain cook room, no laun-
dry kindly state salary in reply. Address
Roy ZIG. L Star ntflce
Evening star., 1924-10-12

If you desire to sell or purchase anything
large or small, valuable nsieni6cant-make
it known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
sITUATI0Ns-DoMEsrIc

rn!ngS. 2033 |. 81 ID W
Evening star., 1924-10-12

HOT oUSEKEEPER-Lady of ability desires pc
Sition in refined home: references Co.
|
Evening star., 1924-10-12

HoUSEWORk, waitress or chambermaid WORK
wanted By colorpd woman; references. l6l )
yn,l,p
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Part 6-8 Pages
HELP MALE

'RVRR mail ORIGINAE recommenaarlons
On sp ,.dno for employment. Use COPIES.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

B0OkkEEPING and stenorraphc work by
capable girl with two years bookkeeping ex
perience: references. Address Box 32S-B Star
office. l3s
Evening star., 1924-10-12
WAETED--AGENTS.

BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN--Make and sell
Clipped glass name and number plates. check
erboards. signs; large booklet free. f. Palmer
1@4. Wooster ohio
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SITuATIoNS-FEMALE.

ART WORK. Christmas gifts hand decora-
ion; orders taken. Miss Moore, 1881 L st.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SITUATI0NS-MALE.


JANITOR-By reliable settled cOlored man.
quarters. 1901 18th st. NV. l3s
JANIrOK, colored. experienced, give ref
errnces. West 1155
Evening star., 1924-10-12

GIRLS, =. want places nurse or mother $
helper: home nights. 1926 Connors court NV.
let txeen oard and 9th L and NJ
Evening star., 1924-10-12

HOCSEWURk, light, III small family; stay
nights; position desired by two night school
girls; good references; $40 per week ll-S
1oth n. ". IL
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BAczNosc!

Niniejszem podajemy do
publicznej wiadomosci caiego
ogoiu Stowarzyszenia Polek "
Stanach Zjednoczonych pod o.
pieka sw. Rodziny, a W szcze-
golnosci do wszystkich czfon.
kin Towarzystwa sw. Elzbiety,
gr. 80 ". miescie Pittsburgh, W
stanie Pennsylvania, re ma mo-
cy paragraph, zawartego W ma
szej Konstytucji, dana Grupa
80 wraz z jej czionkiniami jest
formalnie zasuspendowana
wykreslona, bowiem cz{onkinie
ME oplacaja podatku przez ca
" przeciag II miesiecy, straci-
~ bezpowrotnie prawo oraz
wszelkie pretensje do Stowa-
rzyszenia Polek W Stanach
Zjednoczonych = siedziba W
miescie Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland, Ohio dnia 3O-go
kwietnia 1924-go roku.
w imieniu Zarzadu Central
nego:
+ Dzieweczynsla,
Sekretarka Jeneralna.
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zdzonego juz dose SLIME w spo
feczenstwie amerykaiskiem W
spos6b nalezyty, droga infor-
mowania j rozsiewania bezstro
nnych fakt6w o cudzoziemcach
W tym kraju, oto doniosfe zada
ME eel Amerykahskiego Blu
ra Informacyjnego. Biuro bo-
WIEN wychodzi 2 tego zaloze-
MIA, ze najwazniejsza przyczy-
na uprzedzenia nietolerancji,
objawiajacej sic coraz czesciej
W ostatnich czasach W stosun-
ku rdzennych amerykan6w do
przybysz6w jest brak swiado-
mosci fakt6w, q takze b1edne
informacje. Dlatego tez stara
sic r6znemi drogami informo-
wac j zaznajamiac dawniej tu
osiadle elementy y zagadnie-
miami, jake harzucaja sic swie
lynn przybyszonl do tego kra-
ju. Przy tel sposob obnosci opo-
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INFORMOWANIE. AMERYKANoW @
MIGRANTACH.

Smiafo MONA tWierdzic, IL
SO miljony takich amerykan6w
kt6rzy rzadko kiedy pomysla Q
swych wsp6iobywatelach, uro-
dzonych po "a granicami tego
kraju.. Inni zn6w uWazaja imi-
grant6w swiezej DOLBY "a zwyk
1ych intruz6w, przedstawiaja-
cych niebezpieczenstwo ola a.
merykanskiego narodu. w kon-
Gu So j tacy amerykanie, kt6-
rzy cenia cudzoziemca tax, jak
sic ceni zWierze pociagowe, ale
gardza MIN jake cziowiekiem.
w takich wypadkach wytwa-
RIA sic grupa W spo}eczenstwie
amerykanskiem, oWiana senty-
mentem zasadniczo Wrogim du
chowi amerykanskiemu. Cru
pa ia to zr6dio mpzliWych kio-
pot6w nieszczesc dla tego kra
ju.
Zwalczanfe tego zia, zagnie
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Zawiadonienie.
NadZwVcZaina

NadzWyczajne posiedzenie
iogolne, ma kt6re zapraszam
wszystkie urzedniczki Grup i
reprezentantki Stowarzyszenia
Polek w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, ma czwartek dnia 22-go
maja o godzinie Sci wieczor.
ma hall zwykfych posiedzeii.
M. Kwarcianna,
Prezeska.
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BOMBY w PORTUGALJL.

LIZBONA, .-POTUGALJA.
- Policja tutejsza odkryfa tu
znajdujacy sic wielki sk4ad
bomb i materjac6w wybucho.
wych i aresztowa1a w tym 10.
'kalu pewnego agitatora komu-
nistycznego, kt6ry mia1 juz
stycznosc z kilku zamachami
dynamitowymi.
Wczoraj wybuchla bomba
W miejscowosci Coimbra.
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Blisko 18.OOD natufalizoWa.
nych obywateli, weteran6w ar
mji amerykahskiej. ME zgiosi.
10 sic dotychczas po papiery
obywatelskie.
z wszystkich cudzoziemc6w
kt6rzy siuzyli W armji, czy tel
marynarce Sta16w Zjednoczo-
nych W czasie wojny swiatowej
|278,513 otrzymaio peine pra-
wo obywatelskie. z tel liczby
jest jednakze jeszcze $4,000
takich, kt6rym ME wreczono
|papier6w obywatelskich z tel
prostej przyczyny, il dotych-
|czas ME zglosili sic po ME. -
.Wszystkie te papiery znajduja
sic W Biurze Naturalizacyjnem
W Westinghouse.
Wszyscy ci Iobrohcy Wuja
|Sama byli naturalizowani W
obozach mobilizacyjnych, a
takze W r6znych sadach, pc
caiym kraju, gdy oddziaiy woj.
skowe przewozono z oboz6w
ma teatr wojny.
-.
"Doreczenie ludziom tych
dowod6w ich obywatelstwa a.
merykanskiego - przedstawia
dla mich i ola ich rodzin wiel-
kie znaczenie" czytamy W
ok6lniku wydanym W tel spra.
vie przez sekretarza piracy W
Westinghouse. Cd praw obywa
telskich moga bowiem zalezet
ch praWa wiasnosci, prawa oso
biste i rome przywileje, tycza.
ce sic ME tylko owych natura.
lizowanych obywateli-os6b, a.
le takze j ich rodzin.
Madeleine dzieci naturali.
zowanego wysluzonego zol
nierza, czy afyn4aza, urodze
ne po "a granicami tego kraju,
a zamieszkujace tutaj, maja
prawo do korzysci przywile-
j6w, przysfugujacych kazde-
mu obywatelowi. Wdowy ma
4oletnie dzieci zabitych boha-
ter6w w wojnie swiatowej ma
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Regularne posiedzenie "a
rzadu Centralnego Stowarzy-
szenia Polek W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych odbedzie sic W dniu
29-go maja b. r. O godzinie
7.3O wieczorem w hall zwyk-
}ych posiedzen.
M. Kwarcianna, prezeska,
L. H. Dzieweczyhska SEX. j.
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q OBYWATELSTWO OLA WETERANoW
ARbfJI AMERYkANSkIE.J.

lie prawo do tel samej opieki
pomocy rzadowej, jak j dzieci
innych obywateli. Bez dowo.
dow obywatelstwa meza, wdo.
wa, czy iona bedzie mia}a jed
max wielkie trudnosci W wyka.
zaniu, il jest obywatelka anne
|rykanska. "
Me skonczone.
Polscy weterani armji anne
|rykahskiej, kt6rzy uzyskali o.
bywatelstwo tego kraju W cza.
sic wojny swiatowej, ale ME O.
trzymali papier6w obywatel-
skich, powinni natychmiast
zgiosie sic po ME "a posred.
nictwem Amerykanskiego Le-
gjonu. Zarzad g}6wny tel Or
ganizacji otrzyma4> niedawno
temu kompletna liste wszyst-
kich nazwisk tych w1asnie we
teran6w, kt6rzy So amerykan-
skimi obywatelami, ale papie-
row dotychczas jeszcze ME O.
trzymali. Najlepiej W tel spra-
vie porozumiec sic z najbliz-
Sym oddzialem Amerykanskie
go Legjonu, gdzie chetnie u
dziela W tel sprawie pomocy
Iporady.
BY otrzymac te papiery, ma
ley wype}nic odpowiednia ap-
likacje i wys}ac ja do: Commi-
ssioner of Naturalization, U. S.
Department of Labor, Washin-
gton, D. G. Ma aplikacji tel
nalezy podae nazwe sadu, czy
obozu, w kt6rym odby4a sic ma
turalizacja, nastepnie numer
pu}ku, litere kompanji, czy
lnnej jednostki wojskowej, W
kt6rej dany veteran s1uzyi po.
fdczas otrzymania praW obywa.
|telskich, a W koncu nazwe mia
sta, W kt6rem odby}a sic natu-
ralizacja, date, O lie to jest
mozliwe. Aplikacja musi bye
podpisana przez aplikanta VIA
snorecznie ola sprawdzenia je-
go tozsamoSci.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-20
Amerykanskie polskie cho-

Amerykanskie i polskie cho-
|ragiewki zawsze So ma skla-
die i ma sprzedaz W znanym
powszechnie skfadzie Rozmai-
tosci Paw}owskiego 6005 Fleet
ave. Poczt6wki polskie amery
kansk:.s, upominki, 1isty polskie
do starego kraju, powinszowa-
mia wszelkiego rodzaju RE
czy pozyteczne nabyc mozecie
w skfadzie naszego rodaka Pa
w1owskiego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-20
Komitet Balu z Kolka Pan

Komitet Balu Kolka Pan
Przemys}owych niniejszem po-
spiesza zfozye serdeczne po-
'dziekowanie publiczne panst-
WI Barszczewskim, kt6rych u
talentwane c6reczki z praw-
DIVA werwa odtanczyiy zach
wycajacy taniec polski, row.
niez panstwu Tatko "a odtan-
czenie doborowego kozaka.
Dodac winnismy, re tafice
wypadfy bez zarzutu ku og6l
nemu zadowoleniu zebranych
gosci. Rowniez pahstwu Wasal
przesy}a komitet balu szczere
s}owa uznania "a podjete tru-
dy i bezinteresownosc. Szanow-
nym, licznie zebranym gosciom
"a wzorowe zachowanie sic i
szczere poparcie, komitet Pol
skich Pan Przemysfowych "a
sy}a przez }amy naszego orga-
nu staropolskie Bog Zap4ac!
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