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made the dollar
watch famous wants live men and
women to sell his famous guaranteed
Complete outfit of samples, instruc-
tions and so forth upon receipt of one
dollar deposit Ito save time writing
references). Liberal commissions.
Permanent connections for successful
counts now. Insersoli Dollar Pen
Co., Newark, n. j.
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THE CLOSER you stick to the clas-
sified ads the closer will be you con-
tact with opportunity.
TURN TO the classified section and
see IL II doesn't include the article
you have been looking for.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted--Fsmale 81
PUPIL NURSES-Somerset Hospital,
Skowhegan, Maine,
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USED CARS

NASH 1925 SEDAN. 2 DOOR WITH
EXTRA EQUIPMENT. s1o5o.
NASH 1924 90 TOURING. 5000.
NASH 1924 90 TOURING. $500.
DODGE 1924 TOURING. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1924 SEDAN. $3.50.
sTUDEBAKER 1929 TOURING, s325.
EARL 1922 TOURING. ss25.
LEXINGTON SEDAN. $3.50.
FORD l TON TRUCK LIKE NEW.
ss25.
FORD l TON TRUCK. 800.
4o% DOWN. BALANCE IN SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR WILLARD
BATTERIES. SERVICE ON BAT
TERIES OF ALL MAKES.
GARDINER NASH CO..
GARDINER. MAINE
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TAILORING and PRESSING

IaIorlng ano rTessIn9 0o
HOFFMANIZING-D by Berry
the Tailor" gives satisfaction. Mail
orders received at 201 Water ST., Au-
gusta. given prompt attention.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services Offered 10
PICTURES FRAMED-For Christmas.
Ready day after. A. N. Jacques, 243
Water st.
SKATES SHARPENED-First class.
Harry T. Jose Garage, 81 Cony St.
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DISTRICT MANAGER - Nationally
known New York Manufacturing con-
Germ featuring made to measure out
er wear. lingerie and hosiery direct
to wearer, has opening in this dis
trict for reliable party anxious to Sc
cure a permanent and profitable con-
nection. Must be able to organize and
develop direct sales force. This and
other choice localities available jan
uary first. Write at once giving full
particulars of your ability and ex-
perience. Dept. 1877, Van Ultra Inc, 5SS
Broadway, New York City.
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Painting, Paperins, Decorating 2s

hanging. careful
labor, 1st class stock, prices right.
Arno L. Harris. % jackson ST., Au-
gusta Tel 15O5-Y
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Help Wantsd-Male

ASSISTANT COOK-Midd1e aged man.
at Augusta State Hospital. Apply to
steward and treasurer.
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Professional Services

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at my Of
flee is distinctive. Orders filled
promptly. Margaret B, Coffin. 206
Water ST., Augusta. Tel. 1864.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08

Augustus +. Seymour. assistant TO-
the Attorney General; Congressman
Carl ChindbI0m, Of Illinois, md
Congressman G. johnson and NIL.
liam Williamson, or South Dakota
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Work have
returned to their home In Denver
after visiting Doctor Hubert Work
the Secretary Of the Interior, e
Wardman Park Hotel.
49,
Senator and Mrs. Hiram BinR
ham, OF Connecticut. win arrive ~.
day at the Powhatan, where they
win make their home through the
congressional season.
Miss Katherine Murdoch. o1
wichita, Kans., Is the guest Of the
District Attorney and Mrs. Peyton
Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maurice
Morris win entertain ct dinner this
CONTINUED on Page 1O.)
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Among their guests viii be Mrs.
George Vanderbilt and her guest,
Miss Rachel Strong. Of Cleveland.
Doctor and Mrs. Andrew G. Nc
LaughIin arrived in Washington
Yesterday from their home in Chi
Saao en- route to the South, where
they will spend the rest Of the
winter. They win remain here for
J. short visit. Mrs. Mclaughlin q
receiving this afteroon with Mrs
wallace Radcliffe.
Ensign John Price has returned
to his chip, the u. s.. s. Wyoming
after passing the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John W
Price.
samuel Burleigh Milton entertain
ed at dinner last evening in his
nome in Sixteenth street In honor
of Chalmers Seymour Mcconnell
the guests being Senator Thomas
sterling. Senator Peter Norbeck
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08

VIZ ASHlNGTON with It's ~
w finite whisperings is raising
its voice above a whisper
these days in an effort to name
successor to Attorney General Stone,
who gives up his portfolio soon for
q place on the Supreme Bench.
From the buzzing cross currents
OF chatter one of the audible
threads Of speech that has been
picked up gives the place to Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assist.
ant Attorney General. This. the
takers insist, would be an espe-
cially fitting appointment consider
ing the ability, which Mrs. Willie
brandt has shown in the discharge
OF the arduous duties of her pres
ent office and the political conse-
Quence OF promoting her to such
an office.
Such an appointment would please
California in particular and the
Pacific Coast in general and might
make these States satisfied with
their loss from the Supreme Court.
1t would give the Republican women
good material for conversion of
parties and would please the
ming stroke!
The first woman to be appointed
to position held now by Mrs. Willie
brandt was Mrs. Annette Abbott
Adams, of San Francisco. At the
expiration of her term she was sue.
ceeded by Mrs. Willebrandt, also of
California. This young Portia, who
a in the early thirties, brings be-
fore the Supreme Court Of the
United States all matters Of juris-
diction concerning prisoners, prohi.
bition, internal revenue laws. evas.
ion of income tax, smuggling of
liquor, minor acts to regulate COM
merce and few other matters. In
all OF these she represents the
Department Of Justice before the
highest court of the land and she
does this with a clearness of vision
and a virility of mind that has
brought forth the admiration of
those with whom she has to deal
Other Whispers
Mention Taft.
Other whispers rising above the
hum are that Chief Justice Taft
has been told by his doctor that
he cannot stand the strain of his
present office and that soon he
viii resign and return to a pro-
6essorship at Yale. The Chief Jus.
tice certainly does not look as IL
there is anything the matter witE
his health. however. Should Mr..
Taft resign the Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Hughes, would be given the
Chief Justiceship, which placs
would please Mr. Hughes-so rlmor
sayeth-inasmuch as he has achiev
ed perhaps the highest spots OF
diplomacy in his management OF
the army parley and his chances
for the Presidency appear to have
disappeared.
Senator George Wharton Pepper
Is also slated, SO rumor says, to
be put OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
next vacancy among the associate
justices viii make place. They"
say that Secretary Mellon is in
control of the Republican machine
tn Pennsylvania, and he and Senator
Pepper are not politically.
And on and IN one could go.
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ROBBINS RETURN
ON SPECIAL MISSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DelanC
Robbins arrived in Washington last
night from New York and are at
the Hamilton Hotel. Mr.. Robbins,
who has been serving as counselor
at the American embassy in Der
lin for the last two years, has been
called to the State Department for
some special work and will prob
ably be here for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins were in
Washington earlier in the season
for several weeks, after which they
returned to Berlin. They arrived
in New York on Sunday.
~ r.
Commander and Mrs. Robert
Henderson entertained informally al
dinner in their home last night fol
some Of the former associates IN
Constantinople. Their guests were
the Egyption Mini9rer and Nine
Yousry, the Charge d'Affaires OF
Austria and MnTe. Prochnik, Mrs
Marie Sterner, of New York; Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty, Rear Admiral and Mrs
H. H. Hough, Rear Admiral An
drew T. Long, the former hlgf
commissioner in Constantinople; MI
Dolber, and Mr.. Treat, American
representative at Angora.
X X X
Major General and Mrs. John y
Hines entertained at dinner las
night and had as their guests the
Assistant Secretary of War, Dwight
l.. Davis; Senator-elect and Mrs
Guy Despard Golf, Congressman am
Mrs. Daniel Anthony, Major Ge.l
eral and AIRS. MerrIti W. ireland
Major General and Mrs. Harry Tay
lor and Mrs. Neil Dickman, of st
| Augustine.
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1rick. Mrs. wilbur j. Carr, Mrs.
Samuel winslow, Mrs. Duncan Nc
Kim. Mrs. Charles b. Wood, Mrs.
Harry Covington, Mrs. r. r. Gown,
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar, Mrs.
w. w. Kimball, Mrs. Harry Nor
ment, Mrs. Charles DENLY, Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. William Kear-
ney Carr, Mrs. Albert Douglas,
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs.
william Fitch Kelley, Mrs. Charles
IB. Howry, Mrs. John Tillema,
daughter Of Doctor David Jayne
Hill. and Mrs Robert Hinckley.
Dirnitri dem Dirnancesco, Of the
Rumanian legation, sailed yesterday
on the Paris for three-montha'
stay in Europe. Mime. Dimancesco,
his mother, who has been visiting
him in Washington for few weeks.
also sailed on the Paris.
The Misses Patten win entertain
at supper this evening following
the reception at the White House.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells Rus
sell have as their guest in their
apartment the Parkwood their son
John Mosby Russell of New York
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ward q theater party was given for
Captain Hartley by Congressman
and Mrs. Fred Britten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic McKenAS
entertained q company Of fourteen
at dinner last evening. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ryan, Judge and Mrs. Harry Cow
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowie
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Logan
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley p. wa.
son and Mr. and MRS. r,la.4ler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08
JEAN ELIOT's GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
WHISPERERS
TALK OUT
LOUD
Struggle in Conversation
to Name Stones
Successor

WV AsHINGToN with its H..
w finite whisperings is raising
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hot H. Goodwin, George w. Bean.
Frank c. Page, Frank S. Hight, +.
Fred Essary, Joseph H. Hines, and
Thomas p Littelpage
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08

Charles p. Light was hostess al
luncheon yesterday at the Army
Navy Club in honor of Captain
Herbert Hartley, commander of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08

Joseph H. Hines entertained at
q buffet supper last evening in
honor ofCtCaptain Hartley. After.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08
6LEMP GIVES DINNER
ON MAYFLOWER.

Sir Esme Howard, the ambassador
of Great Britain, was the guest in
whose honor c. Bascom Slemp, secre-
tary to the President, entertained
at dinner last evening on the May
flower. Those present were Senator
and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, the
latter acting as hostess; Senator and
Mrs. Arthur Capper, Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Judge John Barton
Payne, Colonel and Mrs. George Har-
vey, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye.
Captain and Mrs. Adolphus Andrews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas H. Strawn, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, Mr.. and
Grs. Marshall Langhorne, Mrs
Frank A. West, Mrs. Joseph Letter
Mrs. King CarIey, Miss Elizabeth
Howry, Miss Strawn and Major
Georges Thenault.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
WalIenberg will entertain at dinner
next Tuesday in honor Of the Secre
tary of War and Mrs. Weeks. The
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
were the honor guests at a dinner
last evening given by the Minister
and Nine. Wallenberg. The other
guests were the Minister of Norway
and Nine. Bryn, the Minister of Pc
land and Nine. Wroblewska, the Min
lister of the Netherlands and Nine
de Graeff, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Glover, ST., Congressman and Mrs
Hamilton Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Carr, Miss Mary Patten, p. ". G.
Assarsson, counselor of the Swedish
Legation, and the Commercial Coun
seIor of the Legation and Nine. Gus
tat Wedel.
Nine. Wallenberg will be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
The Minister of the Serbs, Croat
and SloVenes, Doctor Ante Tresicl
PaVichich, was host at dinner las
evening in honor Of Nine. Grouitch
wife of the former Minister of Jug0
slavia to Washington, Doctor Slavk
Grouitch. The other guests includes
Mr.. and Nine Adjemovitch, Captain
and Mrs. Gordon Smith. Docto
Marinovitch. secretary Of the legs
ton; Slobodan Godjevac. attache O
the legation, and John Chumeley.
General and Mrs. John Hull vii
entertain at dinner this evening.
X y
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and he
daughter, Miss Grace VANDERBILT
have come down from New Yor
to attend the reception at the Whit
House tonight and are staying q
the Hamilton Hotel.
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y
FRENCH DIPLOMATS
ON THEIR WAY.

The new counselo" OF the French
embassy Count de Sartiges, will
arrive in New York Saturday on
La France from his home in Europe.
and will come Immediately to Wash
ington to take up his duties. Count
de Sartiges was attached 10 th"
embassy here about ten years ago.
The new Naval Attache If the
French embassy and Nine. Edmond
Willm will also arrive Saturday on
La France and Counties IS de SieYes
de Veynes, wife of the newly ap-
pointed second secretary, will arrive
on the same steamer. Countess de
Sieyes has a host of frienls in
Washington, having accompanied
her husband here in 1922 when he
was atiache of the embassy.
The Naval Attache of the italian
Embassy and Nine. CalderaTa were
hosts at dinner last night. entertain.
ing in honor Of the Duchess di
Mignano.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.. Mon.
dell entertained eighteen guests at
dinner last evening in their home.
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Mrs. Allan T.. Walker entertained
at a buffet l''r' H"o- +>d,'- - 20
apartment at 1929 Connecticut ave.
nue. in compliment to Miss Virginia
Edwards and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Thompson. There were thirty in
the company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08
NINE. ROSO rs
LUNCHEON HOSTESS.

Nine. Roso entertained a COM
pany of thirty-four at luncheon to-
day at Rauscher's when her guests
included Mime. Panaretoff, Nine.
Alfaor, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock. Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins,
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. James
M. Beck, Mrs. e. r. Sanford, Mrs.
Guy d. Golf, Mrs. John B. Ken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-08
CAETANI CHANGES
DATE FOR DANCE.

The Italian Ambassador, Prince
Caetani, viii entertain at a small
dance on February 2, at the Italian
Embassy, now under construction
on Sixteenth street. The dance,
which viii be in the nature Of a
housewarming and a farewell for
the Ambassador, was tentatively
planned for January 81, but on
that date Chandler Hale is enter
tanning a large and distinguished
company at dinner at Grasslands at
which Prince Caetani will be an
honor guest.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
WIADOMOSCI z
TOLEDO.
Ia niespe{na diva lat

Ia niespelna diva lata
parafja sw. Jadwigi obcho-
die bedzie z}oty jubileusz
swego istnienia. z tel okazji
ma nadzwyczajne zebranie
parafjalne stawiio sic licz-
ne grono powazniejszych pa
rafjan i om6wiono sprawe
uroczystte.ssci jubil!suszowych.
Wybrano komitet z kilku-
dziesieciu, kt6ry postawi1
sobie "a zadanie pracowac
szczerze mad zbudzeniem u
spionego ducha parafjan a
swiecac przyk}adem i 'nak}a
niajac inych do ofiarnosci;
upchnae wieksza Geese pa
rafjalnego d{ugu. Przygoto-
wanna do nadchodzacej uro
czystosci W toku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
twartego Ash-Consoul mo-
stu ma dol.

Smutne bolesne by1y
swieta w rodzinie Tomasza
Nowaka p. n. 528 E. Park
ul. Radosc dzieci z licznych
upomink6w i choinki zaraz
rano zamienila sic ma ,cier-
pienia Ha Z letniego Tomka
i IL 1etniego Frania, ma smu
tex ola rodzic6w reszty no
dzicielstwa. Obydwaj chop
cy, juz o godzinie loci ra-
no znalezli sic W: szpitalu
W. Wincentego, pierwszemu
amputowano jedna noge DO
nizej kolana, druga z}ama-
n@ ob}ozono gipsem; drugie
mu rowniez ob1ozono llama
na noge gipsem i opatrzono
[lczne rany ma ca}em ciele.
To So nastepstwa eksplo-
zji gazu W piwnicy domu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Luther Burbank, sfawny

| ASASx LUZ O0Ah, 81A"ny
wizard przyrodniczy, ktory
SWAT ca}y zadziwif swemi
odkryciami W dziedzinie bo-
taniki, ,wyg}osi4 odczyt, pod
czas kt6rego wyrazif sic 0
Williamie Bryanie, re choc
jest on jego osobistym przy-
jacielem, to jednak ME po-
wstrzymuje go to W wyda-
niu rzeczowej oceny o jego
stanie intelektualnym.
Wed}ug slow jego, Bry-
an ma glove podobna do
cz}owieka z epoki skalnej,
to jest, kt6ry wymachiwai
wiele rekami i krzycza4 vie
lie, ale maio imyslaf i zasta-
naWiaf sic.
Tematem prelegenta by
la "Religja Wiedza". Od-
nosnie do tego przedmiotu,
oswiadczyi on, ze ci, kt6rzy
usi}uja wyrugowac ewolucje
re szk6}, So ignorantami, po
niewaz nauka i religja ida
w parze. s.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
RZYM PRZEPEkNIONY PATNIkA.
MI z CALICO SWIATA.
Papiez zfotym mfotlxiem uderzyf v
swiete wrota. - Raz ma Is lat sic
otwieraja. - Hotele klasztory
kompletnie przepefnione ..

RZYM. Z, Papiez Plus
XII uroczyscie og}osi} % z
rzedu rok jubileuszowy W
historic katolicyzmu. Zlotym
mlotkiem, wysadzanym bry-
lantami, uderzy} Papiez try
krotnie w swiete wrota, kt6
re sic otwar4y po latach 25-
ciu, gdyz uroczystosc ich
otwarcia praktykowana jest
raz tylko jeden w cwiercwie
cZu.
Po otwarciu tych wrot cd
by}a sic procesja do wielkie
60 o}tarza w Bazylice sw.
Piotra, skad Papiez udzielif
zebranym tysiacom rozmod-
lonych kleczacych wier-
nych Apostolskiego B}ogo-
s}awienstwa. -,.
Miasto Rzym przepe}nio-
ne pielgrzymami Z ca}ego
swiata. Niema formalnie kra
ju ma kuli ziemskiej, a W
ktorym istnieje katolicyzm,
ably ME byf przy tenn uroczy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

stem otwarciu swietego Ro-
ku reprezentowany. Hotele
juz cd miesiecy naprz6d "a
m6wione, So przepelnione i
o otrzymaniu w ktorym ko1-
wick miejsca, ME ma mowy.
Ola przyby}ych i dla tych,
co przez ca}y rok beda przy
bywac, ably dostapic lask i
odpust6w, otwarte zosta4y
liczne klasztory i palace, a
takze domy prywatne.
Oprocz pielgrzym6w, kt6
rych wiedzie do Rzymu W
tym swietym Roku poboz-
nose, przybywa do stolicy
W}och wielka liczba cieka-
wych lub zwyk1ych obserwa
tor6w, a poza mimi setki kup
c6w'z cafej Europy."
Drozyzna tez ogromna
ma wszelkie artyku}y mai
niezbedniejszej potrzeby co
dziennej, ktora to drozyz-
ma z kazdym dniem rose tn
bedzie. -:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

nj przypisali Julji ocalenie
zycia ch}opc6w przez wcze-
sne obmycie ran zatamowa
ME upfywu krwi.
Wedle przypuszczei ro-
dzic6w, ch1opcy zeszli do
piwnicy, by sic upewnie czy
jest tam wszystko W porzad
ku j czy ME wygasf piecyk
tgazoWy siuzacy do ogrzeWa
MIA wody. By4o to codzienne
zatrudnienie starszego Fra
mia, wywiazywaf sic z ME
go z uznaniem; m1odszy To
mex towarzyszyf mu tego
rama. Eksplozja nastapifa
w}asnie w6wczas, gdy chic
pcy znajdowali sic W piwni-
cy, z pieca pozostaiy tylko
szczatki. Obydwaj nieszcze
sliwi ch}opcy uczeszczaja do
parafjalnej szkoiy sw. Jad-
wigi. Cierpienia ich odczu-
waja strapieni rodzice, z u
pomink6w ma Gwiazdke
choinki ME ciesza sic wiecej
Julia, Florentyna, Redmond,
Marta i Eugenja, brat i siost
~ Frania j Tomka. '.,'
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"Weso}a Dwojka" przybywa do
Cleveland.

w wystepach tych, ma.
prawde artyst6w, wezmie
udzia} po raz pierwszy W
Ameryce panna Genia Gre.
gorkiewicz, artystka spie.
waczka opery warszawskiej
i Lwowskiej, kt6ra tez tylko
go przyby1a do mas z Polski,
ably dae.pare koncert6w, mie
dzy! swymi rodakami, zanim
zacznie spiewac w Chicago
Opera House, gdzie jak fa-
ma niesie, jest zaangazowa-
ma ma kilkanascie wystep6w.
Zdaje sic, ze TAXI zesp6}
sill artystycznych, jaki obec-
ME przyjecha} do Ameryki
z Polski, jest po raz pierw-
sly, gdyz tax pan DOMAIN
ski znany szeroko po wszy-
stkich scenach lepszych W
Polsce jako i pan Leszczyn-
ski, utalentowany, monologi-
sta, znany r6wniez ma see
mach polskich, a takze i pan
ma Genia Gregorkiewicz, =
-m}oda, piekna, utalentowa-
ma artystka spiew.aczka, mu
sza zdobyc sobie u mas wiel
.kie powodzenie, gdyz do
tychczas to tylko mielismy
prawie, re parodje tax hu-
moru, jako spiewu.
Rodacy w Cleveland lu-
bujacy sic naprawde tylko
rzeczami dobremi, ME pre-
puszcza tel jedynej sposob-
nosci spedzenia nadzwyczaj
mile j wesoio wieczoru PIP.
Domailskiego, Leszczyhskie-
60 j podziwiania g}osu pan
ny Geni Gregorkiewicz. u
+ ~ s- q A5t III 8szis T ~
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Podczas przedstawienia

Podczas przedstawienia
W Kielcach W Polsce sztuki
pit: "Bolszewicy pod War
szawa..t, jeden z aktor6w u
dzia} bioracych tax. sic "a
galopowa}, re zapomniaw-
sly, il jest ma scenic, zaczal
strzelac ostrymi nabojami
ma prawo j ma lewo. 80.
:, . Wskutek jego uniesienia
cztery osoby zostaiy ciezko
ranne a kilka lzej. Gdy ma
stepnie aktora ubezwladnio
no j zapytano, czemu tax
postapi}, odpar{, ze zapom-
.niai ma smierc, il znajduje
sic w teatrze. Temu sic, ida
wa}o re znowu walczyz Dol
szeWikami.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

Rad RzeczypospoHtej
'Polskiej nadal Orderly "Po-
lonia Restituta" pieciu Anne
rykanom, cz1onkom Amery-
kahskiego Legjonu. Orderly
Sotrzymali: Pulkownik Alvin
Owsney, byfy komendant
Rgjonu, pu1kownik Bow
man Elder, pulkownik Van
Reansealer King, por. J. A.
lReaney oraz pulk. Briggs,
officer W czynnej s1uzbie.
Wszyscy powyzej wymie
'nieni oficerowie brali bar
dzo czynny udzia1 w czasie,
skiedy general J6zef Haller
spfzebywaf A1neryce ma
zaproszenie Stowarzyszenia
Weteran6w Armji Polskiej
W Ameryce. Wszyscy oni W
czasie objazdu generala to-
warzyszyli temu po Amery-
ce. Kazdy z mich jest odzna-
czony wysokimi orderami z
czas6w udzia}u ich w wal
kach we Francji.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Ma{y Tomek talk byf os{a

Ma}y Tomek tax byf osla
biony utrata krwi, ze leka-
RE szpitalni uznali "a ME
bezpieczne dla zycia zadac
nu eteru amputowali no.
ge bez poprzedniego uspie-
MIA ch}opca.
Bohaterka sta}a sic siost-
ra ch}opc6w Is letnia Julia,
ktora sporzadzonymi ma
predce bandarzami zdo}aNs
W. czas zatamowac obficie
lejaca sic krew z ran Frania
- inaczej ch4opiec zmar1 by
z up}ywu krwi.
w czasie fatalnego wy
padku ojciec rodziny byf u
piracy, matka W parafjal-
nym kosciele ma mszy sw.,
opieka mad mfodszem ro-
dzenstwem spoczywa1a ma
giowie Julji, ktora zajeta
ma g6rze ubieraniem m1od-
szych dzieci, usfysza1a silny
hulk, jaki wstrzasna} domem
przez mich zamieszkalym:
Pozostawiwszy dzieci w sy-
pialni, szybko zbiegla ma dol
i tn ma schodach wiodacych
z zewnatrz do piwnicy zna-
laz}a wijacego sic W bole-
sciach i SLIME broczacego
krwia Frania. Wni6siszy go
do mieszkania zatamowaw
sly krew, wbiegia do piwni
cy i tn znalaz}a bezprzytom
nego Tomka, kt6rego rany
r6wniez o patrzy1a j ulozy-
Ia W pokoju ma sporzadzo-
mem ma predce pos}aniu. w
tel chwili nadjechai ambu-
lans,, wezwany przez SASHA
dow j ch}opc6w odwieziono
do szpitala, Lekarze szpital