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Evening star., 1925-08-16
HOLY COMFORTER NINE
J0LTS THE D0MiNICANS

Holy Comforter knocked Domi-
nican Lyceum out of the lead in Sec
tion B of the unlimited series yes.
terday when 1t beat the Southwest
team, to 4. However, the game may
be given to the Dominicans when
series officials meet next week, as the
Comforters are alleged to have used
several ineligible players. The score:
Evening star., 1925-08-16
SENIOR MINES MEET
IN GAME FOR TITLE

Linworths and Crescents are to
meet today in the main attraction of
a heavy schedule arranged for mines
operating under the w. B. B. A. A.
They re to clash in the second game
Of their series for the senior class
champi1r ship of the District
Play will be on the east diamond of
the Ellipse. starting at / O'Clock. Lin
worth wen the first game of the series
played last Sunday.
Nine junior class and 10 midget
class contests also are scheduled.
Games are to follow daily throughout
the week.
Schedules for today and tomorrow
follow:
ToDAY,s GAMES.
senior play -of-Crescent VS.. Linworth
East Ellipse. at pm.
Meridian. double-heatisr. south Eiiinse. at i
Pm: Peerless vs., Atlantic. South Ellipse; at
ble-header. diamond No. i. at ! + pm: swanee
ys Arrow. double header. diamond No. 10.
s6uh, ss ! Pm pmi Bleqmingdals VS. Yorke Props.
MWsridisa. War.dIi. deaSIs; header. splaaa, e Il a;m
nm. New Haven ys. Randall double header
Third street and Missouri avenue. at p.m
Se At a see.isn ss s9useer
At pm; Cardinal vs. Terminal, diamond
diamond No. i. ct l p.m.: smithfeid VS.,
Terminal. West Elfipse.
ToMoRRow's GAMES.
Junior class: Section A--Meridian VS. At
Ws IanslS Sorps gpiszs p.s o. aa PM Section Ciexsr @
ton D-Yankee VS.. Cardinal. Fair Lawn, at
Midget class. secsion p-Auth VS.. Peer
less. Third street and Missouri avenue. at
Evening star., 1925-08-16
LIKELY TO ABOLISH/TESTS
In AMATEUR TITLE EVENT
Tournament, Instead, Probably Eventually Will BE
Open to Ranking Players of Country Who
Have Handicap of Three or Less.
BY w. r. MCCALLUM.

OOKEDupon distinct innovation and stand
ranks the United
method be used this qualifying
championship find the tables the
il the eligibility
meetw
Persons those who seek for the
believe the
the OF
mate hes de a Oh final and final
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Next Thursday the Moose nine will
invade Maryland for a double. header.
In the morning it will motor TO Balti-
more to play the Moose Juniors of
that city. and in the afternoon will
go to Tolchester Beach for a second
game.
Harris Insects and Boys Club Elks,
winners in the two divisions of the
Boys Club League. have been given
miniature gold base balls in recogni-
tion of their prowess on the diamond.
The teams also have been presented
with cups by w. Z. Russell. The two
divisions of nine teams each were
managed by F. b. Thompson. The
Harris Insects won in the division in
which the teams averaged II years in
age, while the Elks won in the divi-
sion in which teams averaged not
more than 100 pounds in weight.
Everett Scott Insects, formerly
known as the Columbia Insects. want
a game with the Marberry Insects.
Challenges may be telephoned to
Adams 22s.
Benning Athletic Club win meet the
Modocs today at 2;30 O'Clock on
Benning Field.
Smithfield Midgets took the measure
of the Corinthian Midgets in 15-to-9
slugfest.
Hess juniors, after their thirteenth
straight win. meet the Iroquois today
at ] o'clock at Fifth and l. streets
southeast. Bopp will pitch for Hess.
Ma Cheseidine's Lafayettes will be
busy today. They face f. II. Smith
Co. this morning on Monument Lot,
diamond No. A. in a game beginning
at II o'clock, and this afternoon will
meet Walter Reed Hospital nine at
Walter Reed at 8.
Langley Insects defeated the Pine
hurst Insects, II TO 1. Franklin got
four hits for the victors.
Luxor Midgets want shortstop,
third haseman and two outfieiders
Manager Huntington may be tele-
phoned at Franklin $685. or Potomac
1929.
Rex Insects trounced the Kid Kelly
Insects, IA to s. Miller, Rex pitcher,
famed IA batters.
Orioles and Anac0stia Eagles are to
clash this morning at IL o'clock on
Monument Lot diamond No. 8.
Congress Heights team goes to
Park Lane, Va, today for an engage
ment with the team of that town. Play
will start at o'clock.
RialtO Theater and Earle Theater
mines clash today on the south dia-
mond of the Ellipse. The losers are
to entertain the winners at a theater
party.
Cardinal Athletic Club will be host
to the Northerns at Alexandria this
afternoon.
Warwicks travel to Annapolis to-
day for a tilt with the strong East
port nine.
Fort Humphreys, which has been
battling successfully, will tackle the
Seabrook, Nd, team at Seabrook to-
day.
Congress Heights team has reorgan.
lied with Frank Pearson as field man.
ager and Arthur Newcomb as business
manager.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
CHEVY CHASE is VICTOR
OVER NATIONAL CIRCLES

Chevy Chase scored its second vic
tory in Section A of the unlimited
mines series yesterday, taking the
measure of the National Circles in g.
to-4 encounter. 1t was the fifth
straight defeat for the Circles in the
series. The score:
Evening star., 1925-08-16
kINSEYS MAKE A SWEEP
IN SOUTHAMPTON EVENTS
By the Associated Press.


August 15Caifornia Howard
Robert knsey San today carried off both and
doubles hono the final round of the orysecond annual South
ampton nvaional tennis
Howard Knsey, fourth ranking tennis player
George M Chicago
o. CO. while
and Iottn fours q q =
Evening star., 1925-08-16
KNICkERBOCKERS REACH
THE TOP IN SECTION B

KnickerbockefS went into first
place in Section B of the unlimited
mines championship series yesterday
when they defeated the White SoX,
10 to 8. while the erstwhile lead
ing Dorainicans We're taking a trim
ming from the Comforters. The
Evening star., 1925-08-16
PERFORMS WATER FEAT.

George H. Corsan, well known Cana
dian swimmer, swan Toronto Bay re-
Gently with both legs and arms tied.
His time was l hour and 80 minutes,
and it was the first time the feat was
ever accomplished
Evening star., 1925-08-16
CLEVER GIRL ATHLETE.

Mile. Alause of MarseilIes is distin-
guished as one of the greatest girl
athletes in France. She recently sci
new world record by running the
S3-meter hurdles in l3 1-5 seconds.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

ARFIELD PLAYGROUND will hold field day girls Thurs
featuring morning ball a
Evening star., 1925-08-16

There are five sets Of brothers play
ing in the major leagues-the Meusels,
Wingos, Sewells, Barneses and
CoOneys
Evening star., 1925-08-16
MOOSE MTDCETS CLAIM
HONORS In THEIR CLASS

ball championship their
IVt class independent ranks and to know IT. They
played and lost but and their victims
the independent
mid ready o tackle
Evening star., 1925-08-16

flames Today.
Clarendon vs. Cherrydale. at Lyon vii
lage Field. 3 pm. Addison vs. Arlington.
at Arlington grounds. pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Totals. 80 8 "a IL Totals. SO o241
Called at end of eighth. due to darkness
Comforters ......... 2 % Q Q 0-5
Dominieans i q U o.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

St. Joseph's nine, having defeated
the Rialto Theater team in 9-to-S
game, wants q game with the Union
Printers. Manager Cinotti of st. Jo-
seph's may be reached at 1873 d street
northeast after pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

A purse of $4,000 has been guaran-
teed for the big open golf tournament
to be held in Los Angeles next Win
ter.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Games Today.

Section A-Mohs wks vs. Chevy Chase
1.-TWO games. at Chevy Chase. 40 pm.
National Circles vs.. Aleysiue. at Congress
Heights. 3 pm
Section B-KniclSerbockers vs.. Dominican
Lyceum. at Georgetown Hollow, p.m.
Petworths VS.. WaFwicks, at Warrington
Barracks. 5 pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Totals. s2417 Totals. SO

TotaIs...3I q Il Totals. 36 II "A II
Khise K1isf, sox. iQ 3 2 GlS
Runs-Tayler o.. Charles (2l, Z. Clarke:
t2l; De Morco. Moser fel, yisilton 12l.
Williams. Elliott Hickey. Visiiton. Clarke.
Two-base hit---Taylor. stolen bases-Slay,
McGann. Left on baees--Knicks. 8. White
Sox. o. Bases on balls--off Hollis. 4 Hits
-!off Williams. in inningsi OF Hollis; z
iAprin. Struck out-By Hollis. 9: by Bali,
8. Wild pitches-Hollis, Ball. Balk-Holis.
Winning pitcher - Hollis.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Prince Georges League.
Standings of Clubs.
Games Today

Kenilworth We. Maryland A. c. (two
gatnes). at Maryland A. c. Field. l 80 pm.
Maryland Park vs.. Seat Pleasant two
games), at Seat Pleasant 30 pm. Pierce
A. c. VS.. Mount Rainier. at Mount Rainier
Field. 80 pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Federal Juniors will entertain the
Montour Juniors today in a game on
Monument Lot diamond No. z, start
ing at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Totals. "a 5 26s7

out When winning run v as ScOred.
fBatted for Fisher in seventh
tBatted for Duryee in ninth
National Circles O O O o o L o.
Chevy Chase ..... 0 O o . . Is
Runs-Adelman. Stevens, Tribby. Old
field, Batson Olivett. Davis Errors-Na-
pies Huff. Two-base hits-Adelman Ma
pies, Olivette. stolen bases-McAuliffe
Naples. Sacrifces-Stevens. Gichner Fris-
tional Circles. @ Bases on balls-Off Haig,
4. Hit by pitcher-By Haig (Alderman0
Strunk out-By Frsbie, 4 by Haig g.
Umpire-Mr. Goetz. Time of game / :55
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Congress Heights team has reorgan-
lied with Frank Pearson as field man.
ager and Arthur Newcomb as business
manager. 8
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Arlington Legue.
Standings of .Clabs.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Fort Humphreys, which has been
battling successfully, will tackle the
Seabrook, Nd, team at Seabrook to-
day.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
UNLIMITED SERIES.

Standings of Clubs.
S@effon a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
Miss Miller Returns
from Training Class
Held in RirerSide

Miss Orpha a. Miller returned
yesterday from Riverside, where she
attended a project leaders training
class in hat making, conducted I'M
der the auspices of the farm home
department Of the Riverside farm
bureau. Miss Harriet &. Eddy.
state leader of home demonstration
work and Miss Ethelyn Dodson,
clothing specialist. were present
from Berkeley. Imperial. San Ber-
nardino and Riverside county home
demonstration agents We're in at
tendance.
Miss Miller's schedule, beginning
with tomorrow. includes project
leaders training meeting at the
BraWicy high school Saturday. a
meeting at Magnolia Mulberry on
Tuesday, an AL day session at
Spruce Wednesday and q half day
meeting at Alamo-N Thursday.
= Whole Cereals with the subject
at all meetings. The remainder of
the week viii be devoted to home
visits and office work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
THE Ell CENTRO SCHOOL BULLETIN
COMMENTED UPON FATORABLY By
PUBLIC: EDITED BY The PUPILS

"The TT Centre School Bulletin.
official publa.ation of The pupils of
the III Centre elementary schools.
which opened its second vcar : cir
oulation this week. is attracting con
siderable favorable comment from
Parents of school children ana til,
public in general.
Organized in January Of the past
school year. the bulletin has already
become an important factor In the
schoa 7;fa. Il is carried On - a
seaug ra5ect. being written and
c6t. III entirely BY the pupils.
ed attempt ~ boost IL,
e5. IF the bulletin among
tl.e people Of the city i being made
lay the school children. who are
wearing booster buttons. Rivalry
slas already begun between the pa
atils Of the various buildings 10 see
which school can secure the largest
subscription list. The Bulletin
comes out every other Tuesday and
the subscription rate i - cents a
year.
According 10 an announcement
contained in the current issue. the
purpose Of the Bulletin j thrcc-fold.
1t acts as . means of expression for
the use Of correct English. Merit
in composition thus receives the
added stimulus Of recognition by
publication. IN collecting news the
pupils also receive training in as-
seInbliHg facts III an interesting
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
DAILY MENUS

Breakfast prunes, cereal,
cream, frizzled dried beef. crisp rye
toast. milk, coffee.
Iuncheon-Tomatoe stuffed with
oysters, bran bread, apple sauce,
ginger cookies. milk. tea.
Dinner-Neal loaf, scalloped po-
tatoes. creamed carrots, fruit salad,
toasted crackers with cheese, whole
wheat bread. floating island, milk,
coffee.
The meat loaf suggested in the
dinner menu can be served hot or
cold. depending on the weather. 1t
is also n valuable addition to 4
.dinner pail" and we'll worth serv-
ing TO the family frequently. Child
rem of school age are usually well
pleased when n meat loaf makes its
appearance ut the family table and
il is an excellent way to add meat
10 the diet of Younger children.
Tomatoes Stuffed with Oysters
-Four medium sized tomatoes, s
large oysters, l cup cracker crumbs,
tablespoons butter, salt and pep
per,
Wash tomatoes and cut slice
from the stem end. Scoop out seeds
leaving a firm she'll. Sprinkle in
side of tomatoes with salt and turn
upside down for 80 minutes. Rub
pulp through strainer to remove
seeds. Add cracker crumbs to to-
mato Juice and water or milk to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Members of OcOtillO
Club Entertained by
.Wr. and Mrs. FOSS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Foss entertain
Fl the members q the Ocotillo club
at their home ON Brighton street
last evening. The house was pret-
riv decorated with lavender chry-
sauthemumS ana rook was the di-
version. Mrs. Foss was assisted in
serving dainty refreshments by Mrs.
". ". McEueH.
Members present were Mr. and
Mrs. G. +. Sones. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young,
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry G. Jones. Mr..
er7 Mrs. ". W. McEucn and the
host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

bishops. Holding in his hand type
written statement, Brown cleared
his throat for a moment, but broke
down in the tense silence and sat
down again, only saying u few
words.
The vote to expel Brown from the
house of bishops for hcresy was
81 to II.
The next step will be taken by
formally pass sentence.
There was no indication from
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Brethren, I have done. The
world awaits your decision. Pro
nouncc if you will that harsh SEN
tence-that pitiful relic of Medi-
eval barbarism. Al least | shall go
out in the sweet company of truth
and honor, than which | know no
thing better
Bishop Brown was a pitiful fig
ure as he arose in the house of
the Rev Ethelert Talbot, presiding
bishop i'll Browns trial, who will
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

WAY. and discriminating between
.he important and The unimportant.
The BulIcrjn also aims TO draw
the school and home closer together,
and keeps the parents in closer
touch with school activities. 1t
al>c encourages loyalty and stimu-
I;tcs a large throng Of children to
DO better work.
|Gc recent issue II the Bulletin
: we'll worthy of peruSal hy any
aGuH. Among the news items coy
cred are such subjects - VALLEY
Sights. which deals with natural
wonders ot the county; the summer
BOY Scout camp. Girl Reserves.
,clool athletics, officers III various
gra3es. teachers ut the different
>,laolS and fire drills.
: number IF short ESSAYS on the
subjects Of Honesty" and 10y
a'fN" appear. each being signed hy
the author. Several vacation cN-
poricncc stories and adventures. al
50 bearing the writer's names are in.
cluded.
The expenses Of the publication
are met by paid advertising Of
loral firms, and rs 4 large circula-
ton = Of utmost Importance IN Sc
curing advertising, public spirited
m,H and women should get behind
this excellent mgvement. Subscrip-
tIcus should b. sent q the business
office n tie Wilson school.
The personnel Of the editorial
staff follows:
Editor, Virginia Bishop.
Assistant editor. LuM Mac Han
cock.
Business managers. Harold Fred
zricEs. Leonard Cary.
Pav>' athletics, Warren Watson.
G.rls athletics, Augeljne Legakes
Ci-l Reserves. Ethel Orin.
Ifav Scouts. Robert Houston.
Jokes, Elizabeth Marsh. SranG'ce
RauE.
Faru'.v advisors. Miss \. Smith.
Mss 4. r. Humphrey. G. ?. Hill.
Among r.#=. whose contributions
we,e a~...-sz tar this weeks issue
w.r. Pae- &rrelt. Peter Zafer.
E-lEae. =. .-ag. ANgeliue Lega-
tes. Virginia Bishop, Eleanor Gwyn.
William 2IcCai>tion, Vivian spen-
elr Brrl IIadlev. Pauline NoTee.
Masi- uglg,s, agnes Lindsey,
Lnr..nc NcQuistion. Forrest Zinn,
Ernest Schultz. Christine Carter.
Yaika Kawabata. Marjorie Cass,
~raEdlae Rank. Julia Tucker. Brink
Icy Pavne. Junior Holiday. Ollie
EhoGes. Nathan King, Helen Green
r-ili Irene Stewart, Johnnie Belle
IIa&l-v. Dorothy Ezell. Helen Wood
son. Ithel Price, Mac Frey. David
Bromley. Kathleen McDanie' and
Warren Watson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Brown that he would accept the vcr-
dict of the bishops.
Joint meetings of the house of
bishops and deputies occupied the
convention today. The annual re-
port of the council will be read.
Announcement was made that wo-
men of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Auxiliary collected 1904
5l4.77 in their thank offering for
church use during the next three
NnnrS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Asks Forgiveness

make moist. Season with salt and
pepper. Put little of this mixture
into the tomato and cover with
crumb mixture. Dot with butter and
replace slice cut from stem end.
Place in we'll buttered baking dish
or ramkins and bake 80 minutes in
4 moderate oven. Remove slice and
brown crumbs under gas flame
SrrNr at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Bishop Denies
Hereto Charge,
Flags Conferers
tative.'
Continued from Page ~

tative.''
Brown. who was twice convicted
of heresv because of statements in
his book Communism and Christ
ianism," challenged the bishops to
name five men who subscribe to the
literal Interpretation of the Bible,
crccds. articles and prayerbook of
the church.
II will not accept the superna-
turahSm of the Bible and the creeds
and articles of PRAYER book the
former prelatc told the bishops.
I've are living in 4 new age-thc
age of science and truth. =
Asks Forgiveness
Brown asked forgiveness for his
blunt statements to the bishops and
concluded by saying:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

JAMES a. SCHOF1FLD,
CITY Clerk Of the City Of Fl Centro,
California. (SEAL)
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JAKO POLK SPEkNIAJMY NlIs
OBOWLAZEK. y. .s Y - Il

Ca4y zesp6i, zrzeszony pod sztandarem 6towzr
rzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych ma zaiste
welke zadanie do spenienia cd spe{nienia tego 0bo
wazku zalezy przysziosc naezyty rozW6j naszej pick
nej OrganiZacji 81 @.tz%f4zEs
My naszej srony starajmy sic spelnic nasza misje
kt6ra nam przypada udzale, kroczmy sma}o odwaz-
ME ku ceow bo take jest przeznaczene Spenia
jac sumienne wozone barki obowiazki zysku-
jenny moralna satysfakcje. zsss@ssfl@
Materjanie rowniez zyskamy, bo przyrost iczebny
czonkin wzmacnia nasze szeregi tenn samem Wzrasta
nasza kasa to wasnie wydatne czynnik kt6re sta
nowia podsawe bytu. Pc za}awieniu tych formanoSci
wypada sic zastanowic uczynifysmy da moralne
go rozwoju naszej organizacji.
Idealna nazwa sama nasZego ZrZesZenia poStanO-
vienna ideaow, majacych bye wprowadzonymi zycie,
ME stanowia bynajmniej zasad zdrowotnych wyWiera
jacych wpiyw uepszenie obecnych stosunk6w. Orga
kt6ra nadaje daznosci, realnego pradu kt6ryby
skerowat dotychczasiwe zabiegi move tory .
Urozmacenie, nalezycie obmyslane wy}aczna ko-
rzysc danego zrzeszena, dodaje nowej silly zyWotnej
dodaje ducha odwagi bodzca do zboznej piracy. Wspo
minalismy jednym poprzednch numer6w 0 takiej
niezbednej ewenualnosci podaysmy proekt zalozenia
narazie szkofki wakacyjnej, kt6ra ze zbegem czasu
przybierze szersze erozmary moze wywrzec decyduja.
cy zwrotny prze4omowy punkt dalszych poczyna-
mach naszych. W.
Wydzia4 ola dziatwy naszym Zespole, to bardz6
podatny material dla naszej szkofk, prowadzone pod
egida Stowarzyszena Polek. 3: .:r
Rzucamy mys, wykonane projektu pozostawia-
my Szanownemu Zarzadowi do dalszego gruntownegQ
|opracowania podanej mys. Baczmy rozw6j naszej
Organizacj kazdy szczery sympatyczny objaw staraj
my sic zuzytkowac dla dobra rozwoju wzrostu "a
przez taxa prace pozyteczna spenimy obowiazek
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w E*Z w A N E y
Do Cz}onlinn Stowarzyszenia Polek:
Stalach Zjednoczonych. '5z
ZACNE SIOSTRY!

w osadzie ORWELL O. zastala niedawno zalozo-
ma parafja polska proboszczem kt6rej jest znanysi
ogolne lubiany ks Szuwalski Parafa jest to mloda,
ne]iczna jeszcze, zlozona niewieu rodzin polskich
w osadzie tel zamieszka1ych. -.
Dzeki energicznym staraniom ks. SzuwalskiegO
i pewnego grona dobrze mysacych Polakow Po-
lex celu przyjscia pomoca m}odej jeszcze parafI
urzadzony zostanie DZIEN POLSKI W Orwell, o.,
ma kt6ry wybiera sic bardzo duzo Polakow Polek'z
Cleveland, O.
Organizacja nasza chcac przyjsc pomoca dob
rel sprawe, przyrzek}a wziasc czynny udzial Wobec
tego, Szanowne Siostry, zwracajac sic do Was, pro-
simy, byScie jak najczniej pospieszyiy dniu 26go
lipca b. r. do Orwell, O.. by obecnoscia swa tam "a
dokumentowac, re chcemy pragniemy W tax zbez-
mem dzele dopomoc. Uprasza sic, by kazda z Siostr
zaopatrzy}a sic akis prezent ub dar czy to ska
daac ma miejscu aks piekny przedmiot, czy ofiaro-
wujac pewna sumo W gotowce ma poWyzeJ pwledzla-
my ce ...-=
O jaknajlicn ejszy spo1udzial W uroczystosci
DNIA POLSKIEGO W Orwell, O. uprasza Szanowne
Sostry Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczo!
nych, *
Zarzed Centralny.
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wstepnego do brania udziaiu W tel
wvcieczcc ami tel do obiadu, ktory
bedzie przygotowany przez panic
owej parafji. tax zwany Chicken
Dinner ME bedzie, tylko dobrowol-
ma ofiara.
Uchwalono. re wszystkie. ofiary
maja bye nadesiane ma rece komi-
tetu najdalej do poniedziaiku ra1-
ma. Ofiary nade.iane maja mice
kartke nazwiskiem i adresem o.
fiarodawcow tax, ably po tel uro-
czysto;ci mozna by}o podziekowae j
nikogo ME ominac.
Ks. Suwalski podziekowai caiemu
komitetowi Ia szczera prace a spe-
cjalnie tym, ktorzy gorace dni po-
swiecili mad zbieraniem ofiar.
Ma tenn posiedzenie zakonczono j
odroczono.
W. Buikowska.
Sekretarka.
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Z PARAFU MA KRAKOWlE.

Parafjanie ma ,krakowie zabie-
gajs~ skrzetnie, aAeby'. ich piknik
tesoroczny wypadl bez zarzutu i
azeby mogli zgromadzie wszystkich
zyczliwych przyjacioi ma majacy
sic odbye piknik. ktory sic odbe-
die W niedziele dnia' 26-go lipca
b. r. W pieknyeh ogrodach uro-
czych. polozonyeh przy. Brecksville.
8 mil cd granic miasta. Busy odjez
dzac beda z pred kosciola Serca
Jezusa godzinie loci rama. c.
ma biletu dla doroslych so c. dla
dzieci IS centow. Po}aczone komi-
tety istniejacych towarzystw przy
parafji serdecznie zapraszaja wszys.
kich braci siostry do wziecia u.
dzia}u. Doborowa muzyka rozne
zabawy niespodzianki beda ma
programme. O liczny wspo}udziai u.
prasza komitet.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-21
z POSIEDZENIA KOMITETU TO-
WARZYSTWA DOBROCZYN-
NOSCI,

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu komi-
tetu Iona Towarzystwa Dobroczyn
nosci przy parafji sw. Stanislawa
uchwalono urzadzic wycieczke dla
polskich sierot i biednych rodzin.
Prezesem komitetu wybrano pana
Trzeciaka. sekretarzem F. A. Paw
aowskiego, kasjerka pania Wisniew.
ska.
Wycieczka ia odbedzie sic W ME
dziele dnia logo sierpnia ma far
mie cz}onkow towarzystwa, panst.
wa klonowskich przy E. I3l ulicy,
ktorzy bezinteresownie ofiarowal
swa farme. oraz obiecali swa po-
moe. Zadnego wstepnego ma wy.
cieczke ME bedzie. Wybrano komi.
tet agitacyjny. do ktorego weszli
p. Andrzejewska. p. Lapka i F. A
Paw}owski. ktory ma sic zajae agi
tacja ma korzyse tel wycieczki, ora,
wystosowania odezd i listow dc
organizacji i roznych firm W srod
miesciu. Panic: C{adyszewska Sic
radzka postaraja sic samochody
ktore przewioza kapele chiopcov
sw. Stanislawa. sieroty biedne 70
dziny ma farme.
Wszyscy bior4cy udzia{ " wy
cieczce zbiora sic ma placu pre-,
szkola parafjalna sw. Stanis}awa '
dzien wycieczki godzinie 9.3|
rano.