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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
Newspapers Clamor
To Be Defendants in
Tax Publicity Test

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. The
whole question Of selecting a news
paper against which to file suit in
order to determine the legality of
publishing income tax totals will
await the return of Attorney General
Stone after election before any de-
cision is reached.
Meanwhile officials Of the depart
ment Of justice are somewhat non
piussed at the number of newspa-
pers suggesting themselves as likely
victims" Never in the history of
government litigation, it was said,
had there been so niue hanxiety to
be prosecuted.
Justice officials were Of the opin-
ion newspapers too anxious to be
sued might early be eliminated from
the list of those being considered for
prosecution. Some rather less will
ing culprit will probably be selected,
it was said.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
JOURNAL RADIO
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Noon - Entertainment; weather +;
cotton market.
2:90 Cotton market review
weather.
NATURALIZATION returns via
Postal Telegraph service.
WEDNESDAY
Noon Entertainment; weather /;
cotton market.
2:30-Cotton market review.
5:00-News; music; Burgess bed
time story.
5000: 90 Silent.
10:45-Concert under auspices of
Woman's division, Atlanta Chamber
of Commerce.
THURSDAY
Noon-Dr. Charles A. Sheldon,
city organist; weather, cotton mar
ket.
2;3O - Cotton market review;
weather.
5:oO-News; music; Burgess bed
time story.
5000 00-Caliste Conant Hudson,
''The Tuneful Tale-teller; :" Harry
Phillips, coast-to-coast balladist.
10 :45-Captain II. l.. Gray, Aus
tralian bass-baritone.
FRIDAY
Noon-Georgia Railway and Pow
err company quartet; weather.. cot.
ton market.
5:00-News; music; burgess bed
time story.
5000: OO-Xi chapter, Sigma NJ
fraternity, Emory university, con-
cert.
1O;45-Concert sponsored by mu-
sic department, NJ. Rich & Bros. Co.
SATURDAY
Noon - Entertainment; weather;
cotton market.
2:30-Cotton market review.
5:00--News; music; burgess bed
time story.
5000: 00-HilTs Crossing choir,
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
10:45-Darky spirituals by Big
Bethel A. NJ. r. colored choir.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
Former Attorney General
Of North Carolina Dies

WAYNESVILLE. y. c.. Nov. l.
Robert y. Gilmer, 65, prominent
lawyer, state attorney general I'M
der Governor Aycock. died at his
home here today after an illness of
pneumonia. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow. The widow and
daughter, Mrs. J. P. Chase. of
Asheville. survive.
Ole western states, and he has aided
in the development Of the ArkansaT
Cotton Growers Cooperative asso.
citation, of which he is a member,
and through which he markets an
nually his crop Of several hundred
bales of cotton.
Cotton growers and farmers gen-
orally, with business men and bank
ers. are invited by Mr.. Conweu to
hear Governoa Lowden's address.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
General Machado
Leads Opponent For
President of Cuba

HAVANA, Nov. 2.-(By the Asso
ciated Press --latest figures in Sat
urday's presidential election compil-
ed by the department of the interior
early Sunday, gave General Gerardo
Machado, the liberal candidate, 49,,
6S1 liberal votes, and 6377 popular
votes, or 5001S in all, as against a
total of 1858 votes for General Ma
rio G. Menocal, conservative candi-
date.
The figures based on scattered re
turns from the six provinces, indi-
Gated that Machado was leading in
all of them. Figures compiled by the
newspaper FL Mundo, a Machado
supporter, showed that he carried
the city of Havana by an estimat-
ed majority of 5000.
Leaders Of the conservative party
were unwilling to accept the govern
ment figures as indicative of the fl
nal result, but they admitted that
from the early returns Machado was
leading.
Secretary of Interior Ituralde
stated that information gathered by
his staff convinced him Machado
would carry every province with the
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
Italians to Colonize
In Central America

ROME, Nov. 2-Commander Vim
ci, a high official in the Italian emf
grafton service, Will sail soon for
san domingo, where he intends to
negotiate an agreement with that
government for the emigration there
4 A number of italian farmers.
The agreement is to be made with
the understanding that the immi.
grants will be given due considera-
ton regarding land ownership and
Other citizen and property rights.
Vinci then intends to visit other
central and south American nations
on similar missions.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
FOUR BIG ISSUES
FOR VOTERS ARE
NAMED BY DAVIS

WASHINGTON, Nov. Clean
government, tax and tariff reform
farm relief and a proper foreign pol
icy were named by John w. Davis
In a message to the Davis victory
club rallies in progress tonight as
the four issues to be decided in
Tuesdays election.
The message was made public by
Democratic headquarters, which de
rlared its reports indicated that more
than ten thousand such rallies were
being held throughout the country
1t follows:
My fellow citizens:
The forces which represent the
once great Republican party are
panic stricken and hopelessly divid
ed, one group of men representing
the east and the other group repre-
senting the west. The Democratic
rty is marching this year with g
harmony and a solidarity that has
never been surpassed.
The democracy OF the nation can
decide the issue. The normal Demo
cratic vote will win for us q vic
tory Is great as that secured bv the
normal Democratic vote in 1872. II
IS of the utmost Importance, there
fore. that every worker appear next
Tuesday on the fighting line.
-Four issues are to be decided
tuesday:
I'D Whether our government Is
worth keeping clean and honest;
'(2) Equitable reduction of taxa
ion, and abolition of the criminal
imposition on the people of the Unit
"a states of an iniQuitous tariff
"a for the benefit of the privi
eyed classes;
''tSl Practical relief for the farm
srs:$
''tD Determination Of the place the
United States is TO take in iuterna
aonal affairs.
we ask the American people
whether they are satisfied or dis
satisfied with conditions in this
tountry."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
new LAMP BURNS
94%5 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

\ new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant. soft. white light
even better than gas or electricity,
has been tested by the L. S. Gov
eminent and 80 leading universities
and found TO be superior to 10 ordi-
nary oil lamps. 1t burns without
odor, smoke or noise-no pumping
up. is simple. clean, safe. Turns
94qo air and go common kerosene
local OLD.
The inventor. A n. Johnson. 642
\. Broad ST., Philadelphia, is offer
ing to send lamp on 10 days
FREE trial, or even 10 give one
FREE to the tirst user in each To-
cality> who will help him introduce
it. Write him today for III partiC-
ulars Also ask him to explain how
you Can get the agency, and with
out experience or money make $3.50
10 $500 per month.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
Nicaragua Earthquake
Attributed to Volcano

SAN JUAN, Del Sur, Nicaraug,'
Nov. IA strong earthquake O.
Cured last night and is believed I
have been caused by the activity .
the Ometepe islandjvolcano, in Lal
Nicarauga, about twenty miles frou
here The shock was felt also a
Granada and San Jorge. No daE
age was reported.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04

possible exception of Pinar del Rio
1.-The election has been the mos
quiet and orderly ever held in Cuba
said Senator Iturralde. Save for II
burning Of two polling places, IL
disaffectfon of some police Rnd
shooting affray in Santa Clara town
he added, there has been little dis
order.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
CROWDS DECREASE AT
CHICAGO REVENUE OFFICE

CHICAGO, Nov. Franks Of Gu
rious persons who have crowded the
offices Of the collector of internal
revenue to view income tax pay
ments, showed a marked falling off
during the past few days, Miss Ma
bel Reinecke, collector, declared. The
corps of extra clerks. who were mus
tered in to handle the visitors, has
been withdrawn.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
BORAH WARNED AGAINST
DELUGE OF G.. o. p. MONEY

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Frank P
Walsh counsel for Senator La Fol
lette has sent n telegram to Chair
man BOrah, chairman Of the cam
paign expenditures committee, re-
garding the last-minute statement
the cOnGmittee has stated it would is
sue on tke eve of elec@on. The tele-
gram follows:
Papers carry report that you in
tend to issue a last minute statement,
as to the amount of the campaign
fund. The testimony in Washington
during your absence developed huge
sums unreported in the hands of To-
cal treasurers, state Chairmen and
local committees. Estimates given
show that in some places the amount
in the hands of local committees and
treasurers for the election of the
straight Republican ticket equalled,
If not exceeded. the amount collect
ed by the national Republican COM
mittee.
collections from postmasters and
federal employees by district collec-
tors show large funds on hand. In
formation conveyed to me here indi-
Gates much larger assessments or
contributions from liquor permittees
that we were able to develop in our
limited time.
"If the collection in western Penn
Sylvania run propOrtiOnately as high
as those reported by Mr.. Grundy
Friday that state will exceed one
million dollars or four hundred thou
sand dollars in excess Of the estimate
given sou by Chairman Butler.
Relatively the same situation in Mas
sachuSettS.
THE nation is flooded with adver
tisements advocating the election of
the national Republican ticket paid
for by firms and members of corpora
tions. These are but a few of the
facts developed. On behalf of Sena-
tor La Toilette, I most respectfully
urge that any statement given out
should be accompanied by these
facts.
Il am sure that Senators Caraway
and Bayard also have them well in
hand The figures do not take into
account the regular large contribu-
tors to the Republican campaign
fund, nor individuals sending money
direct into doubtful states. The
testimony clearly shows that it is in
tention Of the Republican committee
to collect these at the last moment.
The expenditures UP to date and the
statement which might mislead at
the last moment.
In my opinion eight million, one
hundred thousand dollars collected
four years ago as shown by Senator
Kenyon 5 report to the United States
senate will be far exceeded. Please
accept my thanks for your courtesies
and allow me to express my admira-
ton for TIE intelligence and impair
TALLY with which the investigation
was carried Oh by yourself and col
lea CUES
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
CHANG PREPARES ARMY
TO CRUSH WU'S FORCE

MUKDEN, Nov. 2.-Manchurial
headquarters here considers the Cftilh
campaign against WI Pei Flu and tbt
central Pellin forces as practically
closed.
Marshal Chang Tsao Lin th
Manchu dictator), has scored q Oh
cisive victory at Shanhaikwan" tt,
Manchu press bureau said today
1--WE captured 10000 Chilli troopi
Marshal Chang will not recall h J!
troops and is preparing to send thret-
divisions to Tien Tsin under one o
the most reliable generals to crust
WI Pei Fu'S personal army"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
Electoral Votes by States
And Who Carried Last

win presidential election, leading candidate
cleo
and making total Of
in which candidate
a The following table shows the cleo
Of the
thr oaaIac ions
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
CHINA PRESIDENT
RESIGNS, CABINET
TAKING OVER POST

PEKIN, Nov. 2.-President Tsat
Kun sent his resignation to the par
lament today and special meeting
will be called to consider it.
The resignation undoubtedly VII
be accepted, and the cabinet met
once proclaiming itself rs acting /!
place Of the president pending elec
ton for another president or othel
reorganization of the government
Tsao Kun already has delivered thi
official seals to the cabinet.
General WI Pei Fus chief Of stall
has been captured, it is reported
and now is en- route to Pekin.
The president is expected to leavt
the palace here early tomorrow.
Foreign travellers returning from
Tien Tsin reported that fighting II
the Yangtsun area has ended ami
that General WI Pei Flu was de
feated and his army retreating t
Tien Tsin.
All communications between Tier
Tsin and Pekin have been interrupt
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$15,OOO,OO0 FUND
Is CHARGED TO G. O. P.
BY SLUSH PR0BERS
Continued from Page 4

after the election, Chairman Borah
said, "but not Immediately after"
A telegram was received today by
Senator Borah from Frank P.
Walsh, in New York, as counsel for
the La Toilette organization, regard
ing the committee statements, but
the chairman said he did not expect
to reply to the message.
Earlier in the day Walsh issued 81
statement from his office here say
ing that an analysis of tina evidence
produced at the committee hearings
showed that at least rs per cent OF
the Republican contributions report
ed to date "have come directly from
Representatives OF great corporate
interests
The La Toilette attorney declared
further that upon the basis of the
data now made public, it can be
stated as a fact that the banking
firm of J. p. Morgan & Co has I'M
derwritten the Republican cam
naioD f1Od -
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
w wielu miejscowosciach

w wielu mlejscowosciach
Rosji sowieckiej otrzymaiy
wladze rozkaz, zeby pon:e-
dzialek by1 dniem odpoczyn
ku dla wszystkich urzedni-
kow robotnik6w, zajetych
w biurach fabrykach panst
wowych. Niedziela bedzie
zwyk}ym dniem roboczym.
Prasa bolszewicka przyjela
to zarzadzenie bardzo cieplo
i chwali je, jako akt czysto
rewolucyjny i godny naslado
wanna.
Odtad wee W miejscowo-
sciach o mieszanej ludnosci
beda mahometanie swiecili
piatek, zydzi sobote, chrzes-
cjanie niedziele, a komunisci
poniedziaiek.
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Student dentystyki R. J.

4
Delaney w tutejszym uniwer
sytecie zmuszonym bedzie
przerwac swe studja ma prze
ciag szesciu miesiecy i 10
dn,. oraz ukarany jest ma 10C
dolar6w kary pienieznej kc
szta. Kare taxa otrzymal Ia
warjacka jazde w weso}en
towarzystwie 5 panienek. w
sprawie tej g}owna oskarzy.
cielka by4a panna Adelina
Burns, kt6ra uderzy1 nieroz.
wazny student w twarz pie
scia. Niewiadomo, czy ter
niedosz}y jeszcze dentysts
mia1 zamiar powybijac zeby
panience j zdobyc kostume,
ke, w kazdym razie zabaw
ka ia w miiem towarzystwis
p1ci pieknej ME wysz1a MI
ma dobre.
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K r O N TX A
M MIEJSCOW A
Budowa novel szkoiy "

Budowa novel szkoiy W
parafji ma Lansing ulicy juz
rozpoczeta. Parafjanie Gle
sza sic niezmiernie, ze.> ich
zabiegi starania i mozolna
praca odniosiy pozadany sku
tex. Przewielebnemu Ks:e-
dzu Konsultorowi, dzielne-
mu i Wytrwalemu pracowni-
kowi i komitetowi parafjal-
nemu nalezy. sic szczere u
znanie. w kr6tkim czasie
stanie nova szkofa polska W
tel dzielnicy zdoia pomie-
scic wszystk:e dzieci, ktore
do tel pory zmuszone So u
czeszczac do szk6l amery-
kanskich. =.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
Biedny jest krolewicz an

Biedny jest krolewicz an
gielski. Niby to i iadny chlo-
pax, przystojny, ale jakos
mu sic ME Wszystko w.:edzie
4 a. Juz os0bl bliiwie = konnli Co
sic tyczy koni, to ami rusz
jakiego rumaka,> to zaraz
buch - juz ley to zawsze
spada koniowi przez heb.
Ksiaze Walji udaf sic ma
polowan.:e ma lisy. w zaba-
vie tel bralo udzial wiele z
pomiedzy wybitnych osob z
Kanady i Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych. Ma sic rozumiec ksie-
ciu dano dobrego runaaka,
sadzac, re tym razem mic
mu sic ME przydarzy, ale...
licho nada4o. Zaledwie, wy
jechai ma pole - buch, juz
leci przez konski feb ma zie-
ME. ~~..
Jak kto niezdara, to ME-
zdara, bez wzgledu z jake
go rodu pochodzi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
Rok. tv'oL) ].


Jeden Z ciekawych rege
teroW angielskich zWx6csl
sic do inieszkajacej Va Bali
scie staruszki, PAM Jane IN
Mop, kt6ra pred kilku snic
siacami skohczy1a sotny rok
zycia z zapytaniem, czenatl
przypisuje sWa diugowiecz-
nose?
Jezeli dotychczas "
je - odparia staruszka
to dlatego, ze cd wczesnej
mfodosci pale fake. Jest to
dotychczas najmilsza moja
towarzyszka. Radze bardzO
kobietom, kt6re pragna zyc
fd1ugo, aby pal,iy tyton!
Poza TEN pani ia pie CO.
dziennie do dziesieciu szkla-
mex mocnej herbaty.
Zdaje sic, re niewiele pan
p6jdzie "a jej przykiadem i
rada.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28

gentynskich dziennik6w OPT
sano skandal rodziny, -jaki
sic zdarzy} W domu jegomo-
scia, kt6ry tax sic nazywa ::
Don Juan Itturriberrigorrigo
icoetota berricoechea. Me my
slcie jednak, re Juan Ittur-
ri.... i t. d. trzyma rekord d1u
gosci ,nazwiska: Ten honor
nalezy do jednego z kr6l6w
birmanskich, kt6ry sic zowie
Siritaribavanadityapauarapa
nditausudhamarajahadhip
narapatisithu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
REZOLUCJA.

Ma posiedzeniu Towarzy-
stwa Spiewu Harmonic Cho-
pin W Cleveland, Ohio, od-
bytem W dniu 9-go pazdzier-
nika czionkowie tegoz u
chwalili jednogfoSnie indor-
sowanie sedziego sadu mu-
nicypalnego, Jozefa F. Sa-
wickiego ma stanowisko Sc
diego Powiatowego - Com
mon Pleas - wzywajac
wszystkich obywateli ame-
rykansk.ch pochodzenia pol
skiego do oddania solidarnie
"a MIN swych gios6w W dniu
wybor6w Ago listopada.
Sedzia Sawicki przez ca
}y czas swego urzedowania
ma stanowisku sedziego mu-
nicypalnego zdobyi sobie o.
g6lne uznanie, zasfuguje tez
ma poparcie w calem znacze
niu tego s}owa.
KOMITET REZOLUCJI
H. K. Lepkowski,
L. Kupniewski,
B. ID. Kant.
TowarzystWo spiewu Har
monja Chopin poleca row.
niez goraco pamieci wybor-
COW drugiego kandydata po
chodzenia polskiego na u
Rad posia do legislatury sta
novel, pana Feliksa Malta.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
Po zokonczeniu

Po zakonczeniu wojny
swiatowej j podpisaniu trak
tat6w, o utrwaleniu pokoju
i rozbrojeniu krzyczeli maj
wiecej czionkowie rzadu an
gielsk..ego, a wt6rowali i'm
basem amerykanscy anglo ;
sasi z partji republikanskiej.
Obecnie ci sami ludzie mai
ostrzej wystepuja przeciw
prawdziwie pokojowemu pla
nowi uchwalonemu :przez
Zgromadzenie Ligi Narod6w
w Gcnewie.
Me dziw.c i'm sic. Anglo
sasi tylko przy pomocy ta-
kiej wykretnej polityki dosz-
Ii do dzisiejszej potegi.
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MONA u czionkow w skfa-
die obywatela Leona jan
kowskiego p. n. 7761 Broad
way. Cena biletu $1.00 j 75c.
Uprasza sic o nalezyte po-
parcie i liczne przybycie,
Komitet koncertu j BALI,
Okregu Zwiazku spiewakow
Polskich w Ameryce ma stan
Ohio.
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w niedziele dnia 9-go IL
stopada odbedzie sic koncert
i bal polaczonych ch6row
Clevelandzki Q godzinie
7.30 wieczorem w Domu Czy
telni Polskiej przy Kenilwo
rth ulicy. Bilety nabywac
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Dwoch profesorow I

mieckich wXnalaz1o nowy
srodek do usypiania, zwany
"narcylen", kt6ry sk1ada sic
z gazu acetylenowego zmie
szanego z tlenem. Nowy ten
srodek ME dzia}a tax zab6i.
czo ma p1uca SERGE pacjen.
tow, jak. dzisiaj uzywany W
swiecie lekarskim chloro.
form, lub eter i moze bye an
likowany w kazdym czasie.
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.pominam sobie, ze skaralem
Gle ma pobyt W Mansfield "a
kradziez automobilu "a dis
aczkolwiek jestes uiaskawio
ny "a podobna kradziez 2
powrotem p6jdziesz do vie
zienia lecz juz na diuzszy
tam pobyt. B.
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Niejaki Schilbneck

Niejaki SchlIbneck ME
,miai dosyc odwagi spojrzet
sedziemu presto " oczy, cho
ciaz sedzia tego 1adal. Ma
to wiec sedzia wyzszego So
du zniecierpliwiony rzekl
Znam Gle "a dawna i przy-
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OQOac SWe g1OSy I'd CoolloSe
"a, jako ma prezydenta j ma
Dawis'a, jako ma Wiceprezy-
denta, a tym sposobem potra
fla zapewnic dla s:ebie dob
robyt j dla swych rodzin ma
jac piracy poddostatkiem, a
o tenn wyborcy przedewszyst
klein pamietac powinni. A
Wiec w dniu wybor6w giosuj
my ma Coolidge Dawesa,
jako ma republikahskich kan
.dydatow ma prezydenta i wi
ceprezydenta. .
Bee r6znicy, jake So "a
patrywania, musimy sic zgo-
die ma jedno, mianowic.e
ma to, re robotnicy amerya-
kanscy pod kazdym wzgle-
dem uposazeni So znacznie
lepiej anizeli robotnicy jake
gokolwiek innego kraju.
u Obecnie dla robotnika W
pierwszym rzedzie jest maj
wazniejsza sprawa mice sta
Ia prace j bynajmniej mas to
ME obchodzi, jak sic inni lu-
die ma to apatruja. zadne
plany, jake ME daja gwaran
eli dostatku piracy ma dogod
nych warunkach, ME powin-
ny mas interesowac. Panic
tamy te czasy, kiedy mieli,
smy piracy poddostatkiem \
nastepn.e przywoiajmy ma
panied te zn6w, kiedy pra.
| lcy by}o zupelny brak i byly
tax zWane przez wszystkici
czasy bardzo ciezkie. Otoz {
tenn powinnismy wiedziec
pamietac, re tylko partja RI
publikanska moze nam v
.IzupelI zaSwarantowat
.zapeWnic, be piracy bedzie
my mieli dosyc, re dla kazde
go to zapewni dobrobyt.
w roku 1920 zylismy POD
administracja demokratyc
ma. Wielu robotnik6w -by}o
bez piracy. Prezydent Com.
pers z Amerykanskiej Fede.
racji Piracy planowa1 zwofa.
ME specjalnej sesji, by temu
og6lnemu bezrobociu zara.
dzic w nalezyty spos6b. Bli,
sko 5 miljon6w robotnik6w
>by}o wtedy bez piracy.
Nastapi}y potem rzady re
publikanskie "a czas6w pre-
zydenta Hardinga i "a stara
MEM prezydenta i Hoovera
zajeto sic sprawa ta i robot.
nicy otrzymali prace.
Pamietajcie wiec O tenn
W dniu wybor6w g}osujcie
ma 'kandydat6w partji repub
likanskiej, poniewaz ia Ii tyl
ko partja moze wan zapew
mic sta}osc piracy, a ca zatem
idzie dobrobyt ola was dla
waszych rodzin.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
Kobiety r1aja maj s,vojje s,vojj via

| NOOAGIy AAA0y4 SWOyST wA0
sne Stowarzyszenia banker.
skie, pod nazwa: National
Association of Bank Women,
ktore w tych dniach mialo
drugi doroczny zjazd w Chi
cago. Urzedniczkami So prze
waznie asystentki sekretarzy
trzech najw:: ::ekszych bank6w
w New Yorku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-10-28
z CHWILI.
Amerykafski narod wy

Amerykanski narod wy
dale rocznie szese miljar-
dow dolarow ma zywnosc,
jak tWierdzi sekretarz Sto-
warzyszen::a grosernik6w W
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Organizacja ia ma kwate
ry w 20 stanach prowadzi
10000 groserni.