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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
Watch and Clock
Makers Union in
Organization Drive

An organization campaign has been
launched by the Chicago Watch and
Clockmakers' Union thru which it is
hoped to bring large numbers OF new
members into the organization. All
watch and clock makers not organ
lied are asked to drop in at the
unions headquarters, Room A, 6S w.
Washington St., and get into the or
ganization.
Conditions are exceedingly bad in
the unorganized sections of the In.
dustry. Reports from Freeport ILL.,,
center OF the watch making indus
try, tell OF workers compelled to la
Dor for a mere pittance of $50 and
$25 weekly, upon which they are ex.
pected to bring up their families and
send their children to school. Over
time without pay is also imposed up
on these workers.
Some OF the reasons for joining the
union are pointed out as follows;
We inaugurated the 44-hour week.
All good watchmakers belong to the
union.
All good shops are union shops.
We provide our members with good
positions.
We have a minimum wage scale of
$45, $50 and $50. !.
We have a death benefit OF 5000
for every member in good standing.
Local Union meetings are held ev.
cry first and third Thursdays OF the
month at $50 w, Washington ST., 4th
floor, at 6 p. m ~ -
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
BETRAYED SHOE WORKERS CALLED !
BY T. U. E. L. TO UNITE AGAINST
WAGE CUTS AND LONGER HOURS
CONTINUED from Page ~

ers should be cut.
In Lynn the workers have been cor
rallied into the Boot and Shoe and
demands for cuts have been sub
mitted to the state board Of arbitra-
ton by the bosses. In some factor
les a graded price list" has been in
troduced. This means that those
workers making the cheaper grades
Of shoes are paid less than those EN-
ployed on the high-priced shoes.
The Old Bunk of Steady Work.
The bosses are appealing to the
workers to help them run their fac
tories steadily by accepting wage
cuts. Unemployment aids the boss
es in putting this bunk over, and the
union leaders are doing nothing to
Offset it.
In this situation the National Com
mittee for Amalgamation in the Shoe
and Leather Industry has issued a
leaflet calling on the shoe workers
to fight militantly against wage cuts,
This campaign, initiated by the Trade
Union Educational League National
Committee, has the Endorsement of the
militants in the various shoe centers.
Following up the distribution of
thousands Of these leaflets it is plan
ned to hold mass meetings in the
shoe centers, and rally the shoe work
ers for the fight against wage cuts,
the organization Of shop committees
to lead the struggles, and the ANAL
gamation Of the many shoe unions.
The JaaTaf ga &c foIIoxvo.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
SHOE WORKERS, FIGHT WAGE
CUTSI

Only BY Militant Strikes Can You
Maintain Your Standard Of Living.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
U. S. LAWYERS IN
EFFORT 10 STOP
RELIGIOUS FIGHT
"EUoIutiOn Case in the
Capital Not Popular

WASHINGTON, July 24.--The full.
force Of the legal department Of the
federal government Will be exerted
to avoid a clash between religion and
science In the national oapltol's "evo-
luton case" scheduled to be heard in
the district Of Columbia supreme
court next Tuesday, 1t was learned.
With this end in view, the defense
will seek to have dismissed on legal
technicalities the suit brot by Loren
H. Wilmer seeking to stop salaries
of teachers intoxicating "disrespect to
the holy bible.
Call It Mere Taxpayers Suit.
The government has been brot into
the case by the naming of Frank
White, treasurer of the United States,
as a defendant. A representative of
the department Of justice, under the
direction of Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Let's, viii be on the defense
staff.
In addition to numerous alleged
minor flaws in the petition itself, the
defense is planning to concentrate on
having the case thrown out on the
grounds It is taxpayers suit and in
wolves no material personal interest
on the part of Wittner. The defense
will contend that the supreme court
has decided that a taxpayer, without
personal interest, cannot enjoin
public funds.
On the part of government attor-
neys there is admittedly strong de-
sire to prevent if possible a recur-
renee here of anything like the
Scopes trial In Tennessee.
Would stlfIe Religious Clash.
Wittner's petition opens the way
for possible far-fung battle between
religious and scientific beliefs, and
the defense wants to stifle that clash
before it can gain Roadway in the
federal courts.
Therefore, the government will
handle the case purely from the
standpoint of law and the right of
the treasury to pay salaries to teach,
ers, in conformity with the DEGREES
Of congress. The question of whether
natural science is right or wrong, or
is disrespectful to the bible, will not
be forced in the governments pleas.
If the petition is thrown out on
technicalities, as the defense predicts
it surely will be, Wittner will face
difficult barriers in getting a decision
from higher courts on the conflicts
between religion and science, it was
pointed out. His appeal would have
to be on his right as taxpayer to
enjoin public money, thus freeing
higher courts from passing on relig-
ious-scientific theories, or even decid-
ing what constitutes disrespect to the
bible.
Transfer Fight to Congress.
Whatever may be the outcome Of
court action, it appeared certain that
the conflict between science and re-
ligion would be transferred to the le-
gislative battlements of congress this
fall.
Notice already has been served that
an anti-evolution bill, similar to the
Tennessee law, would be presented
1t is now being drafted by Walter
White, superintendent of schools Of
Rhea county, Tennessee, and a prose-
cutor of John T. Scopes.
An effort also will be made to place
congress again on record as favoring
the present provision which forbids
teaching Of disrespect to the bible in
Washington schools. It even may be
sought to make the provision strong
er and more far reaching.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
KOHN BOASTS OF
COOPERATION
With THE BOSS
Bars Daily Worker
Reporter from Meet

The annual convention Of the Up
holsterers' International Union drew
70 a close with the main accomplish
ment being the consuming of food at
a banquet in the Cameo room Of the
Morrison Hotel, at $3.50 per plate for
rank and fiIers, and moonlight eX-
eursion on Lake Michigan.
The main subject up for considera-
tion was raising Of the salary of
President William Kohn, from $4,000
10 $4,000 per year. All resolutions
presented which demanded organiza-
tion Of the unorganized we're referred
20 the usual committee" These re-
solutions explained that organiza-
gion was badly needed in Chicago,
which boasts less than one hundred
members, and In the south, according
20 the delegates.
Kohn Talks for Himself.
Kohn replied to the rank and filers
that he had the power to do this or
ganizing and would do it if he saw it,
The DAILY WORKER reporter was
requested by Kohn TO Get to hell out
Of here before you're thrown out, 3"
when he appeared at the convention.
Kohn evidently is afraid that a real
worker will slip into the convention
and expose the workings of his we'll
oiled machine.
At the banquet Kohn delivered a
flowery address, in which he shed
tears over the demise OF Samuel
Gompers, but told the $50 persons
present to be Of good cheer, William
Green is just as good"
Wills Is Also at Banquet
The one thing that Kohn deplored
was the tendency of some of the up
holsterers to demand better working
conditions He urged them to ''co-
operate" evidently meaning with the
bosses, and boosted that he had pre-
vented several strikes. These strikes
were stopped by the simple expedient
Of accepting the terms Of the Bosses
"Pinkhaired" Charlie Wills was an
other speaker at this banquet, and he
took occasion to rant about the won
derful officials in the Upholsterers'
Union.
Kohn said he heard William Green
make a speech some years ago in
which he said that those who do not
cooperate with the officials of the I'M
ion would be thrown out, and that is
the way he wanted to run the Up
holsterers' Union.
A rank and f1er walked into the
convention who had just been fired
for helping to organize union. He
was an employee of Glabman Brothers,
Inc, rug, furniture and linoleum deal
ers. This worker had helped organ
lie twelve out Of the fifteen employees
into the Upholsterers' Union. The
next day he was fired.
Get No Organization Aid.
what did they tell you at the con-
vention," he was asked by the DAILY
WORKER. did you make a speech
on how you organized the union?"
mo, the only thing they did was to
ask me to buy ticket for their ban
quet at $3.50. The delegates get in
free"
When asked what help Kohn or the
international officials give in organ
izing the trade, the worker answered,
Nothing whatever"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
strIke TIII soabs Are FIred.

BOSTON, July 24.-Strike of all the
building crafts tied up the new Wa
tertown high school job for an hour
till the contractor took off non-union
electricians. Threat of similar action
forced the removal of non-union cleo
tricians from the new Coolidge school
at Watertown and the Lake street
school at Arlington, both suburbs of
Boston.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26

Of a special commission of investiga-
ton.
The prisoners were beaten to such
an extent that they had to be sent to
the hospital on special motor ambu-
lances. During the interviews those
arrested refused to mention the
names OF those who had been beaten,
to avoid this savage treatment being
repeated.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
Jam PIckford kidnapping Trial.

LOS ANGELES, July 24-With nine
men and three women temporarily in
the jury box, another huge crowd
jammed the courtroom today at the
trial of Charles Stevens, Claude Hol-
comb and Adrian Wood, accused OF
conspiring to kidnap Mary Pickford.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26

Baginsky and Vetchorkevitch, who
recently arrived in Moscow. The case
will be heard in August in the town
of Novogrudke.
The relations Of political prisoners
have approached the minister Of just
ice with complaint against the i'll
treatment of prisoners confined in
Lodz prison who commemorated the
anniversary of the shooting of the
young Communist, Comrade Engel,
and have demanded the appointment
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26
"INVESTIGATION' OF MURDER OF TWO
POLISH REDS IN CHARGE OF WHITE
TERROR JUDGE, TORTURE CONTINUES

WARSAW Poland July 24According received
vgaons in connection with the murder Comrades
chkovich
Rudmtsky has been appointed
appointed by the ministry Ndzesky shuley
will be the counsel for the
The wives Of the murdered
10000 gold marks
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-26

maintain your Standard OF Living.
To all Boot and Shoe Workers.
The bosses are getting ready to cut
wages. In Brockton, Mass. one of
the largest boot and shoe centers in
New England, the employers are
posting notices and distributing leaf
let's asking the workers to accept a
reduction in wages. The reason Civ
en- is that the wages of the boot and
shoe workers are too high.
In Lynn the manufacturers have
succeeded in forcing the workers into
the Boot G. Shoe as the first step
toward wage cuts.
Already the bosses have gone to
the State Board Of Arbitration seek
ing wage cuts. A graded price list
has been introduced in the Lynn fac
tories by agreement between the
bosses and the Boot & Shoe official
dom. The bosses promise the work
ers STEADY work" if they accept
wage cuts. This lie is being used
merely to reduce the standard of liv-
ing of the Lynn shoe workers.
In Chelsea the bosses are setting
the prices and fire workers who re-
fuse to accept them. The Boot G. Shoe
oficialdom does nothing to help the
workers fight these wage cuts and
does not even talk of taking the mat
ter to the bosses State Board of Ar.
bitration. The Chelsea shoe workers
today are unorganized and at the
mercy. of the bosses.
In Boston where the Boot & Shoe
dominates the situation, the bosses
are using the existing unemployment
to slash wages. The workers are
told that when the factories open uI
$25 week will be the standard wage
Prices are set by the bosses and the
workers are told to accept them OIL
quit the factory.
In Haverhill the bosses are demand
ing wage cuts. The so-called neutral
arbitrator" is on the job and wage
cuts will be put into effect unless the
workers struggle militantly against
them. To rely upon negotiations with
the bosses only is to invite wage
cuts.
All over the New England shoe in
dustry the bosses are crushing down
the workers standard of living. They
are determined to squeeze more pro
fits out Of the hides of the workers
by wage cuts.
Too Low Waaes-Too Much Speed-up
The bosses say that to consent to
a wage cut is a guarantee of steady
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-19

poby> udze&y naszej poznae ej psychologist
przckonay holduje penej sc daily
dp ieh przekonana powazn cba czon6w i'm
ponuje Ola ys wielp eszeze nnyh pyczyn dze mo~1 pan
Rel - pozytek ola nazych organizaci polaczeniu,
Przyhodi stdl Ma wniosek poaSio-
Ma Polsko Rzymko kockie
czy sic chetne zgsdza
e by} sekezem zebana by} OBJ Szczuh Wniosek ednogo
snie przechodzi
zabera gos ob Mssa zaznacza oganizacja ks
Poko opieka Mat
Bkie howskiej asadi zgd mysl poaznia, lecz
d tenn pewne rudnosc Przedewszykem pan Mssa
potrzebny plan dane pdstawie ktorych
punktem dsiesze povnno
ce, d kiego poieezne aych brstnich organc ao by
stapic.
Wypowiadaa koe Oh. Konieczny
ceprezes Bo yg}asza
szkodwosc da
odbie aka sob dugoaa zdobyy dane
ace Powiedza - mo~i1 Rakoczy tax kiepsko
wya ak tylko po1eczy by zapewnie
daa esyeneje zbene rdzni obconarodow kompan
asekuacyjnyh kyczee upadmy wtcdy
Obecny kazda bratna proad oddena robo
jak taxa pos6, jezi komus podoba
naca do dusie ale dany czonek Ola naszych
Cdy po po}aczenu sic jeze
ktos bedzie mial ch d pwnyh powodo sapc
nizacj. ME maac wyboru pojdzie do obcych.
Ob Rl jest poton yjsnene bardzej
Ob Misa mys poscznia sic jest nova.
tenn mysano 'uz dwadescia lat Pau
sobi obpone ~ymowk pzewodnczay uwage
by wyceczek osobisych zaprzestano czynic.
Pzema~aa koeno Zednocena Najwetszej Ma
Zjednoczena Poposzona wypodze-
bcna zebraniu prezeska
Zjednoczonych b}nk organizacja
ME jest przeciwns poaczenu l chby
nikajace poaaczena Obasnia banyh
wynn oganizacj okazu sowarzyszene Pok nay
do ednyh dobrze organac polskich
Poproono wypowiedzen sv,ego przedstswic To-
tiedo dyktor Zarzad cenrango Zwiazku
Poako Ameyce poaczeniu kzyse da oganizac
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nnych bryzgao bloten ma ame,
do tel armi wstepowaea Brr...
- E.. ME bedze zn6w tax z rozmysa Szanowny
komie zwymysam publcznie Coz bwiem da rozni
Wczoraj wiiem Padeewskm go moge poh~ae.
zrobic komeem. gde do niedawn dene
ekretarzowaiem Wine Gala lze ponad
bedzie wysze do Franci> zapytuje sam seb
Prciz dobowon zupene aka ponewierke sic
zae. nawet i gowa nalozye
Przy onh slowach posepnieje
jaks pospuje kokim wo1nym spuszcons glows.
TT! Gupstwo jakos zrob. przekonywajaco
kandyda bohaera Czz ia koniene
Me glupil Moge gdzndz sic pzydae
Chociazby kancelarji bye
mys przyniesI mruczv eniewn - m
ko moslby podsiuchac by chrya
"lokec sic poma}u podchod sanaw
pod dzwi kawan gdie natyka
Hello, sypiesza Wygladasz mi dis aki; ME
sw62 Co CT jesta
przykeg0 wraiena sanisa~ Nwne
munikowana Me u~erzy Wspuje jko ochonk arm poke
- Ja Gle to znow dziw
- Wyscy S~e Pahcyl On do polskiej wstepujel
rozweseloy J6f syszcie narody pan
jeden Czykgan, opoyconista
Paderwgo, zdeydowany wrog poiyki wstepue
do armj polskie IIa ha ha! Stasu ME blagu
No tax diwsz? Zaczekaj. wylomace
to
- Gadajl
Widzisz 0zu r6wnie jak sic dziee
mi ME Przerywaj~"
Me blasu ze do dab'a toe wy.ey. jake
nasz zapaywania zei wogoe mz! Slyszeimy arm
giosif..
Aez Jozu Stanislav.
Da spokoj bagowaniem powiedz mi lepe otwarc CO Gle
sk4ana do koku jze naprade amys woka sic
sac2 =
No. dbrze odpowadada pan stanslaw ma posawione md
beg ogrodek pytane owarce, ze ewidze
wyjscia Te chamy komitetu dobieraja
do skory
Ma dalsze indagacje przyjaciela
JAG uz bawene szczgoowo
komtecie neszczesnem sekrearswie.
- Rozumen. idziesz
- lde zaraz! Podzesz do -.
dobrzea Bednesz svadkiem tel uroyse chwil tIa,
- Ha, ha, hal. Wtoruje mu pan Jozef @ @*s
Zama do kawan skecaia obaj lima ulce by niezwozne
zajse do biura rekrutacyjnego amjipo poske. =
(Cag daszy nastapi)
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Z niedawnych wspomnien.
"B O II A T Err" i.


obywaeu odpowada zagadnety
wzgdu dis ~anc zo}ismy pnarne posiedzene
kometu pdsozye os6owi obecny inan'o~y
naezy jeszcze pewien zaczekae
widze adnej potrzeby dalszeso wyczeki~ani
znacza uporem pan Stanisaw.
Poczekajmy ch,vike do
lagodny susznos, ksiazki powinny bye
dis obczone, komsja rewizyjna ada chwia nadejdze
O. on stale spozniaia sekretarz - abo
sic czescej zdarza, calkiem ME przychodza
. - No, tax zn6w lie ME jest
" - pamietacie, obywateu prezes upea
mach ich ME bysol
ale jeszcze dzi; maje
No, jak obywatelc. czekajc
ia m sprawy odese.
~ Dodajsc uspra~ied~ienie sic jeszczc
widiee seka ukonem sedzscyh stole urzed
}nk6,v<i wychodz.
Obyvatelu sic odchodzacego pezes
jezei uz opusce mucie przynamn pozostawcie
kak nansowe bysmy mogL przedlzy6 kosj
Chociaz yteczne r6wniez ale ostatecznie
zgadzam wraeajac JUL ode d7z poada seka kladac
le ksaak. x+=%
J.. Uczyniwszy krokiem swyohodz sail.
Gas aki panuje przygnebace mizen;e wyone neaktow
aroganckem zachowanem sekretarza
nu SAIL "e Prezes perszy oza SIC tego pfzyk'eso wrae
MIA i zvvraca sic do obecnych urzednkow siowam
obyvae, zachowane kt6ry pred chwle
opuseii dale mi bardzo wiele do myslenia.
Rzeczywscie, potwierdza kas
da
ME bye obecnym przy obraehunku kasy. g.
e. "A pameace. obywatele pzypomina ~ceprezes
poprzedno odrawiai ksiazek
Rzczywiscie potwierdza zakiopotani u~aga
\ Po duz.ym narny;le pono~ne sic
Obywate dluze proponu
je }oczne owozye zebrane pdtd ogoiow zagadko~e
stel>pwanie sekretarza.
Zgoda zgoda - povadaja zebran zgadzajac sic dnogon
ma proi>ezyce prezesa. s.t.. .a.. ....
Prezss ob.zy husteczka azy
powaea moek przed stole lezacy, do rk uderaac
MIN W trAYkrotnie, powiada: ,...:..<%.
przysluguaego mi
IN NJ Ma
bedze przedioiyc
goiowgo sprawozdana fnansoego to Powodu
odaw sNyeh kiaf ba
rewizory kasy ME zglo
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zdcydowae kadej poszcg6nej ale
obeenie pinny bye k Przema~a
pn OBJ Zhman kregu Zjdnoczena Matki Boskej
Toledo, Ohio Pan Zaehnlan
dum szezeg6ny nacisk polozy nazyte wype1niane
silly BY badz uwypuklc
popa hstoryka
nadwycza sic podobala
kasier
Zwiazku Pakow porzebe
om ktoreby dalsze proadzen piracy przygoowaw
ze rezac uchwalno cenrane
swh reguarnyh
eprezenace rzech zbiora zebran ktore
dzieh 2go gde T. 80 poludniu
biurze Zwaku Polak6w Broad
Way
Peono
by przygooa urzedowy potoko{
odnosnyh zadow
Po dzennego przewodn
OBJ. Franciszek Rel zebra odro
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ey k zarzadow pos.ap
pezenne przediozonej zabea6 go
Po tel przemowie podnos obywa
tell uyskawszy so kono Re napsz wyjsiem
bed upomocnen zaadu kometu do scisie
ewzj ksiazek dokonaniu zwon pdzena nadwyczaj
koem ogo{ dowie akm stanie kak kasa komie
Przemawa eszeze obywateli kohu
powyzszs propozycje SIG zgadzaje.
sprawy rutynoe
pzeproadzonyh dyskusch ub odzucanc Pod ko
posdzenia zwaje dugo rewizorzy ksaze
- No. zjawiacie obywatele ch preze
m spdznana sic stale sic powtarzaja,
Naezy komsje rewizyjna rozwiazae, proponue
zgadza sic wiceprezes naperw povsnni pa
dokohczye przed]ozya dokadne sprawozdanic.
Ogol powy1szem twerdzeniem zsadza, lecz
kaser dowoda poniewaz paokrotn pypnane
ykonal se komsja nezwioczne bye
wiazana, a miejsce e powola6 nalczy nova.
daszych nepe!acjach rewizorow ychodz jaw fakt e
neyko c wilma Jest em ale pzedewszystkie ponos odpo
dzanose sekreta, bowiem ch namow by
pozniali ub przychodzil wcae.
- No dobrze, ale naezao prace swa wykonai
prezes
powiecie obywats jezei ~yja;ne. byo
mozwem osadeza do jeden kasy.
- Dlaczegos - pytaja.
prostei przyczyny odpowada zagadney ponie
miesmy rewidowae. gdybyny hcie uczyn
Az m6vscie, obywateu wyraznie kzyczy wxprowadzony
cepwosci Take gokov~e
ME wy;asnia. "
Dobrze - zgadza Otoz mia&a sic
uz emu zaadalmy cd sekretarza przedona wyh ksk
Opierai zadani, lecz kohcu,
dza wdocznie innego wy;. d do akowe
- No i COZ, - dopytuje kasjer.
A mic nadzycanego wyjasnia rewizor. Bezmy do
ak edna kake kark Bierzemy druga
X
- Me mole bye ..
Bierzemy wreszcie buon opowiada daej - wyobrazce
sobie, obywatele okazu racz
kies cyfry. kzd mich przekona poprawk poprze-
kre;ane obok nby bye
~wa uz pozycja zamas cyfry pma jkas ktora kolei
podtarta gunks. a wreszcie -.
- Co wreszcie,". - dopytuja sic goraczkowo.
Wreszee miece podtarte gumka nozykn
tax neounnie, kazdej znalez-
czy opowiadane reyzor kasy komitetowej
- No co wszysko ma
Co obyatelu prezesie
poprostu zanepeowany
sciym sekee wy;sni zagadke. przyznaac ak
ngdy wsp6nego kiaikai mal czynena
lproa ze prowadzt ch ME m6gt bo ME umaL
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Zebranie| Odby}o Sic W Biurze Zarza-
du Centralnego Zwiazku Polakow
W Ameryce.
REPREZENTOWANE BYkY MA KONFERENCJl
PRZEZ SWE ZARADY CZTERY <ORGA-
NIZACJE, MAJACE w CLEVE-
LAND SWE ZARZADY
CENTRALNE.
Zebrane Wyloniio Specjalna Komsje, Do ktorej
Wejse Maja Upe{nomocnieni Przedstawi-
ciele Czterech Organizacj

ugegla nedzee, I7-go b. burach Zarzsdu
Centranego Zwiazku Pkow Aeryc meszccych Sokoni
7l46 Broadway odbyia konrencja Zaadow Cnnych
Organza pokch, maayh
siedziby mics Cleveland Ohio.
Reprezentowane byy Stowarzyne Po
lex Stanah Zjdnonych, Zak Polkow Ameryce, Zjdno
Posko Rzymko kaicke Natk Bok
chowk Zednoczenie pod Najsweszej
organizacje byy
Pomedzy byo
taze doch delegaow Toledo. Ohio, Zwazku Poakovv
ob Okregu pod opeka
Bske Czestochovskiej OBJ. Zachman
Zebrane godzne $40 po}udniu
Zwiazku Pokow duzszem
oane koneren
rainy
krokow sprawie po4aczena organac pokh majacy
cyl poiozy nacisk, po}aczen ogaac e
bo polaczene obnzy
uadzna werbunkow
modziezy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-19

Dwoch mo4odocianych RE
zimieszkoW obrabowato ia
kuba Turka ma 100 E. 67
ulicy, zabierajac mu S45 "
got6Wce. Pogoh "a rabusia-
mi zwr6ci}a uwage policji,
ktora po d1uzszej gonitWie
/ Wymianie strza}6w przy-
aresztowa1a A. Taylor, lat
19 i Prestona Dennas, lat
20 i przekaza1a m1odych
opryszk6w sadowi policyj-
nemu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-19
ODEZWA
Do Wszystkich Organizacyj, Stowarzy-
szen, Towarzystw klubow Polskich
w Miescie Cleveland. Il"

W niedziele dnia 24-go maja
Gala Polonja Clevelandzka obcho-
dzi6 bedzie 20 rocznice odsloniecia
pomnika Tadeusza kosciuszki w
Wade Parku, >poiaczona obchoda-
mi 900 rocznicy koronacji Bolesla
wa Crobrego oraz 400 letniej rocz-
nicy Ho1du Pruskiego.
Ably uroczystos6 tych polaczo-
nych obchodow wypadla jak maj
lepiej i ably godnie powitae posla
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Ora w.
Wroblewskiego, ktory ma ten OBJ
chod przybywa Washingtonu, ko-
mitet Po1aczonych Obchodow Ma
rodowych stara sic, ably Gala Polo
MIA wzieia W tym obchodzie udzia1.