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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
TRAFFIC PLANS
BEFORE COUNCIL
Action Expected on 50-Year
Program.

City council, at regular meeting
might, Is expected to appoint a com
mittee to confer with the city plan
commission on the commissions
major thoroughfare plan drafted to
solve traffic problems for fifty years.
Recommendations include widen
ing of Medidian St., opening and
widening of New York ST., to En-
erson Ave-. opening and widening
of Delaware St., widening of Six
teenth St., and elimination Of many
joys.
Fireworks are deemed likely when
Dick Miller, chairman of the Cham
Der Of Commerce convention commit
tee speaks against ordinance to APP
propriate $465, 900 for construction
Of municipal coliseum at Washing
ton, Davidson, Pine and Market SITS.
Miller wishes the city to buy the
present Shortridge High School site.
Council will receive ordinances ap-
propriating funds to pay primary
election officials.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18

WOMEN'S DIMlTY AND
NOVELTY 3 L o o M G r S -
Flesh, orchid; we'll finished
garments, reinforced at need
ed points; single E0.
elastic cuff. Pair JUG
WoMEN's SUMER STEP
INS-Of good quality; solid
colors; batiste; white and
flesh; embroidery trimmed;
elastic top; cut n
wide. Pair ............OUC
WOMEN'S WHITE MUS
LIN DRAWERS-Of splendid
quality muslin; trimmings of.
tucks and m
embroidery .............JUC
WHITE CORSET COVERS
Embroidery and lace trim
med; sizes SO to En-
"A W.
WOMEN'S ENV ELOPE
CHEMISES-White batiste -
hand-embroidered; EA-
sizes SO to Al ..........JVC
MOMENTS WHITE PETIT
COATS-Double panel; some
are lace or tuck trimmed,
white pique IN.
skirts. too ..............OVC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
TO GO TO KOKOMO

BU Tunes SpecfdI
KOKOMO, Ind. May 1S.-Between
600 and 700 delegates are expected to
attend the annual State convention
of Lions Clubs here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Fifty are expected from Indian
apolis.
FIT. Wayne will seek the mex con
yention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18

MISSES RAYoN BLOOM
E~RS-Single elastic cuff and
elastic top; limited RI
quantity; to close out. .-CUc
WOMEN'S SATEEN PET
TlCOATS-Of fine sntinea and
sateen; we'll madPc regular
higher priced garments; re-
duced; fancy founce n
and plain hem styles. .s.JUC
WoMEN's EXTRA SIZE
MISUNDERSTANDING pressed
crepe; guaranteed fast color
double elastic cuff; n
tut full and roomy .,.JUC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18

WOMEN's REGULAR AND
OUTSIDE Isle HOSE super
service hose OF mercerized Isle
with ribbed tops; very elastic
scanned back and fashion marks;
high spliced ankle, double heel,
sole and toe; reg ular and outsizes
in black only irregu- en-
lars sizes so to 10; 2 pairs, JUG
CHILDREN'S PINEAPPLE
RIBBED HOSEA sturdy hose for
girls ana boys; Of combed cotton
heels and toes; are reinforced to
give extra service; sizes O to 01h I;
seconds black and en-.
colors .............S pairs. JVC
WoMEN's PURE SILK HOSE
Service weight; pure thread silk
with mercerized Isle hemmed top
scanned back with fashion marks
double heel, sole and toe sizes 81
to 10; seconds; black and en-
a few colors .......2 pairs, JUC
CHILDREN's RAYoN HALF
SOCKS-Rayon with fancy roll
tops knit in contrasting coIors
some are plain knit others in drop
stitch: mercerized isle heel and
toe; sizes . to Sla; irregulars: as
sorted col en-
ors ...............2 pairs. JUG
wOMEN's PURE SILK HOSE
Service weight; pure thread silk
with mercerized Isle hemmed top:
scanned back with fashion marks;
double heel, sole and toe; sizes sA
to 10; seconds; black and E0k
a few colors.......2 pairs. JVL
Evening star., 1925-08-22
LONDON BUILDERS ARE TURNING
MORE TO AMERICAN METHODS

with the advantages of American
types of buildings.
The servant problem and high
taxation are elements that have much
TO do with the present remarkable
transformation. Many of the old
London families find themselves finan-
cially unable to maintain their homes
on the elaborate scale that existed
before the war. combined with which
is the difficulty of obtaining efficient
servants. Consequently there is q
growing demand for apartment
houses. A brief walk through the
fashionable Mayfair district reveals
many empty homes. People simply
are being forced to seek accommoda-
tions in hotels and apartments.
There is also a great demand for
medium price Accommodations. The
London clark is having a hard time
to find adequate housing facilities.
There is also a great demand for
bachelor quarters in London. and |
believe some of the large projects for
single men or women or for small
families who desire limited quarters,
such as we have in America. could
profitably be duplicated in London
Regent street is rapidly being re-
built with wonderful structures, occu
pied by department stores and spe
cialty shops. Property along this thor
oughfare Is mostly held under the old
crown leases, and the leSsees have
found that they. cannot now secure re-
newals unless they agree to put up
modern buildings. Consequently the
Evening star., 1925-08-22
3l3-345 Kentucky Ave. Sc.

The Cafritz reputation is built into every one
Of them-that makes them a solid and sub
stantial investment. In price, the cheapest
Homes in this desirable section of the southeast.
In quality and nominees, the best
Evening star., 1925-08-22

old brownstone buildings that have
been a distinguishing mark along Re
gent street for generations are giving
way to American Office and shop
buildings. All the American types of
buildings that I made inquiry about.
both residential and commercial, were
renting well. There are not many
high-class apartment houses in Lon
don, but those that do exist are full of
tenants.
Many of the old banks and trust
companies downtown have caught the
american spirit and are rebuilding.
Even the Bank of England Old
Lady OF Threadneedle Street'-tradi-
tonally known as the last word in con-
serVatlSm, has yielded to the post
war tendencies to the extent of having
the interior of its banking house quite
largely remodeled, although it's impos-
Ing facade remains unchanged.
The entire London housing situa-
tion is what / would cali acute. |
1onnd the people there. as a rule not
averSe to the American building inva.
sion. They are finding that our way,
of doing things is not only productive
OF much personal comfort and eff
cheney, but 1t also is increasing the in
come and value of London real estate.
look for continuation of these
activities and, while it Is hard to think
of London as having a building boom.
| believe activities there will be of
such a volume within the next few
years as to be truly amazing"
Evening star., 1925-08-22
RESIDENCE SALES
REPORTED HEAVY
Active Fall Demand Indicated
by Activity Throughout
the Summer.

The steady demand for property
both improved and unimproved. dur
ing the Summer can be taken AS an
indication of the active Fall market
1t is reported by the firm of Shannon
e. Luchs, Inc.
Among the spots most active at this
period are the outlying. emisuburban n
properties in and about the extensions
of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Wis
consin and Georgia avenues, etc 1t
would appear that any good properties
at reasonable prices coming on the
market in any of these sections have
found ready sale. This does not mean,
however, that there is no movement
in the more thickly built-up sections
but rather that the activity is more
notable in the sections referred to at
this time. according to this firm.
Prominent among the sales reported
by Shannon & Luchs in Burleith the
following transfers are listed:
To Walter r. McCallum. the six
room brick home at 3716 + street
northwest.
To Mrs. Mary A. Sanborn. similar
type house at 1923 K street north
west.
To Mrs Isabel r. Price. the new
home at $685. K street northwest.
To William B. Whipple. formerly Of
chevy Chase. an attractive house at
51O7 : street northwest.
To :. Alan Moorefield. another of
similar style at 3722 : street north
west
To George f. Holm. 351S r street
northwest
To William Tardiff. 3523 Il street
northwest.
To Henry Hossfeld. 1903 Thirty-sev-
enth street northwest.
To Joseph kannGiesser, 3537 Il
street northwest.
To William $. Bassler. 1929 f street
northwest
To Joseph r. Redman. 3521 r street
northwest.
Chevy Chase Sales.
In the section adjacent to Connecti-
Gle. a sale for jacobson Brothers OF a
new detached home at GAIL Georgia
street, Chevy Chase. Md. to Fred f.
Shoemaker is announced. For the
same firm the new home at 6403 Geor-
gia street was sold to A. J. Renos.
y lot in Morrison street, Chevy
Chase. D. c.. has been sold to r. Ford
for HerndOn Morsell. For Charles a.
Jones a lot in Chevy Chase Park has
been sold TO w. J.. Humphrey, jr. A
residence at IL West Virginia street.
Chevy Chase. has been sold to Joseph
Is. Jacobs for \. G. Conner.
Frank L. Cunningham property at
1927 Ordway street northwest was
sold to Edward +. White, and new
home for him purchased at 2704 Ca
Evening star., 1925-08-22
$3.50
Terms $3.50 Cash, SIS per Month

Six rooms and tiled bath-every room bright
and cheerful hardwood floors; artistic fixtures;
servants toilet and laundry in basement. Eco
nomical heating plant Big closets-and lots
of them. Front and back porches and practical
sleeping porch.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
s7,45O-That's S All

I,40U-l hat S All
Only $500 cash and $3.50 a month
Which Pays Everything, and viii Soon
Haue 1t All Paid
Six big rooms, handsome tiled bath. Note
the hardwood floors, the character of the fix
lures the large closets, the wide porches-those
are features of Cafritz Homes that count for your
comfort and contribute to your happiness.
Sample Home-335 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
Open and Lighted Every Day and
Evening-from 9 am. to 9 pm.
Take Penn Ave 14h St. S.E-walkne
north or Lincoln Park Kentucky Ave and
walking south. Or Phone Main oO8O and we'll send
auto for YOU
Evening star., 1925-08-22
$3.50 and $9,25O

The S9,250 houses houe lighted and heated
buiit-in garages
Everything about them-from size of the
rooms to lavish finish is unusual. They are not
like hundreds of other houses-but are distinc-
tive in type and of Cafritz consistent character
in construction.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

An amazing Transformation is now
taking place in London according to
Herbert S. Martin, vice president of
the s. w. Straus Co.. in discussing
the London building situation yester-
day. Both in business and in resi-
dental types, London is taking up the
typical American ideas. As a result.
American building interests are con
stantly coming into closer contact
with the London situation. Our
architects and builders are being
called upon to assist in the innova-
tions being introduced, and there un-
doubtedly is being created a strong
demand for American capital for
building purposes which, in my
opinion, viii grow steac:Iy stronger as
Londoners become better acquainted
Evening star., 1925-08-22

thedral avenue from Mrs. Edna B.
Meyer. A stone home at 1922 Holly
street northwest. near Alaska avenue.
has been sold TO Mrs. Estelle Tubins
for Patrick Dempsey. a lot in Van
Ness street northwest. near Nebraska
avenue. has been sold to T. Eugene
Rhodes for Wilson IS. Nairn.
In the upper northwest subdivision
known as the Fourteenth street ter
race, an English-type semi-detached
brick home has been sold TO William
j. Collins.
A residence at $500 Broad Branch
road, Chevy Chase, was sold for w.
e. kremkau to J. Wallace Nichol.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

does not smoke and in publicly admit
ting 1t said that few girls in the to-
bacco belt smoke cigarettes. Miss
Brenegar is preparing to enter Vas,ar
College.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
Tobacco Heiress Non Smoker.

Miss Audrey Brenegar, heiress to
the millions of the r. j. Reynolds To.
bacco Co. Of Winston.Salem. n. C..
Evening star., 1925-08-22
Sample Home-l246 G St. NE.

Open and lighted from, 8 Am. to 8 Pm.
Every day and Sunday.
Just completed-and selling rapidly-for as those
who have bought say there's nothing to compare
with them in the Northeast'-AND IT'S TRUE!
Take ST. Car to 18th ST. NE.-walkns one
block south-or take Capital Traction Cars to 9th
and G SITS. N.E-wakins, east to 13th-or phone
Main $3.50 and auto will call for you.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
The Details Are Conuiincino

Six rooms
Tiled Bath, with built-in
fixtures.
Handsome decorations.
Hardwood floors.
Effective electric fixtures.
Electric plugs where
needed.
Closets of generous size.
Front porch.
Breakfast porch.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

Badacze pisma, czyli tax
zwani adwentysci, kt6rzy O.
powiadaja 0 .koncu swiata,
ktory pod}ug ich teorji ma
przypasc ma dzien ego Lutte
go b. r. ME wiedza obecnie,
co poczac re SVEN niedaw-
no wygfoszonem proroct-
wem. Wielu zrezygnowa-
nych wyznawcow ich teorji
targne}o sic ma zycie juz to
przez zazycie trucizny lub
utopienie. Przewodnik tel
ze sekty narwanc6w Carl
Woertz opuscii spiesznie Gle
, veland, posp|rgz,sldAwai sprze
ty domoWe / samochody i
wyni6sf sic do Kalifornji, O.
czekujac W ustroniu i zaci-
szd s}onecznem kohca swia-
ia. Podobno hsty 2 pogroz-
kami a nawet grozba zamor
dowania zmusiiy niefortun-
nego pastora do ucieczki. A
no giupich ME sieja, bo sa-
mi sic rodza.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
.iowarzystwo.

Towarzystwo "Promie.
nistki gr. 35 .Stowarzyszenia
T 'PoTek W StanacH Zjcdnoczo-
nych urzadza zabaWe., ta-
neczna w dzien Sw. Walen-
tego to jest dnia 14-go Lutte
go W sail Sojack Olive Aca-
denny, ma ktora zaprasza
Szanowne czfonkinie Stowa
rzyszenia Polek, jako tez i
wszystkich sympatyk6w, a
takze przyjaci6}. Mode to
toWarzystwo stara sic ta "a
bawa urozmaicic tax, aby u
czestnicy zabawy spedzic
mogli czas Weso}o przy-
jennie, a przytem dac spo-
naszym Promienist-
kom zapoznania sic z szer-
Sym og6}em Polek i sympa
tykow Towarzystwa Promiea
nistek. =.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

Przed domem p. n. 222s
Robinwood ul. znaleziono
pozbawionego, przytomno-
sci skutkiem uderzenia te-
penn narzedziem w glove
Rycharda .Kollera z p. n
937 Huron. Nieszczesliwy'
zmar4 W szpitalu bez odzy-
skania przytomnosci. Koro-
ner wyda} werdykt morder-
silva. Kto So mordercy -
ma razie niewiadomo. Pro-
wadzone sledztwo ME ma
dotad motywow pope{nio-
nego morderstwa. Przypu-
szczenia zemsty w tym wy
padku wykluczone, najpra-
wdopodob obniejszem zda sic
bye, .ze napastnicy wzieli go
"a kogoS innego. Roller ME
s1'H dawno bawi W tym kraju..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

W przysz1a niedziele dn.
8-go lutego O godzinie $50
po po}udniu w dolnej sail
sw., Stanis}awa odbedzie sic
,regularne posiedzenie iowa
rzystwa D O b roczynnosci,
przy tejze. parafji. 2 powo-
du, bezrobocia, jake panu-
je,, towarzystwo .zmuszone
jest zaopiekowac sic wick
sza liczba ubogich, przez co
obecnosc wszystkich cz4on-
k6w jest koniecznie wyma-
CANA. Zarazem omawiana
bedzie sprawa wyjazdu do
Warrensville podczas SWAT
Wielkanocnych.
F. A. Paw}owski,
Sekretarz towarzystwa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
La!-.:ZE 5lt
DR.. 6. EtnArv ~ln

:.s DR.. c. S. Emery, glo;ny 2
licznych proces6w o doko-
nywanie' nielegalnych opera
eli uzyska& 80 dni zwfoki po
DANA sic Wyrokowi sadu a.
pelacyjnego "a przyspiesze
ME smierci miodej dziew-
czyny z Tiffin skutkiem ta-
kiej operacji, by odniesc sic
do najwyzszego sadu sta
nowego. ..
Pred rokiem uznany
winnym smierci dziewczy-
n.y.. DIR. Emery zostai skaza-
ny ma trzylata :. stanowego
wiezienia.. Cd wyroku poko-
jowego sadu odni6si sic do
powiatowego. sadu apelacyj
nego, ten jednak podtrzy-
mai wyrok., Ostatnio obroh-
cy zasadzonego wniesli 30 po-
DAME do Najwyzszego sa-'
du. : s.5' I, 2.E
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
JPRZEDZENIA RASOWE.

Washington Irving, je-
den z najlepszych amerykali
skich pisarzy, byf nietylko
cziowiekiem o wybitnym ta-
fencie literackim, ale takze
tym, ktory rozumiaf i mogi
wyrazic ducha Stan6w Zjed
noczonych, jak zaden Ame-
rykanin pred MIN. Byl on
wlasnie tym pisarzem, kto-
ry poczatkowai rzeczywista
amerykanska literature, w
odroznieniu Cd tel amery-
kanskiej literatury, ktora to
jest tylko nasladownictwem
angielskiej. W ksiazce 1.-THE
Sketh Book, ktora jest tez
prawdopodob najlepszem
jego dzieiem, znajduje sic
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
H Zebrania I1fornacljnsgo q Spra,0,iie
u Obchodu U Stop Pomnika 7ndeusza1
kosciuszkii % Wade Parku.

1a6wili o zgodzie, O zas}u-
.gach Bohatera dw6ch swia-
tow, jeden z m6wcow nawet
.ostro wystapii przeciw kup-
czeniu sprawa publiczna, ca
s}y og6i obchodzaca, lecz po
mimo tego zaraz po tych
przem6wieniach przychodzi
ma st6i wniosek 0 sformowa-
ME komitetu z zastrzeze-
MEM, re kto chce, to moze
potem do tego komitetu sic
przyfaczyc. Tak5e dotyczy-
10 j czlonk6w komitetu bu-
dowy.. Do wniosku doiaczo-
no jeszcze dwie poprawki,
|kt6re miaiy upelnomocnit
wspomniany powo}any komi
tet do dziaiania. Ma szeze-
scie wyt}omaczono niefortun
menu wnioskodawcy ME.
wiasciwosc takiego postepo.
wanna / wnioskodawca wnio
SEX sw6j cofnai, a przez to
samo do}aczone poprawki
upad}y. Przychodzi ma st6l
obrad drugi wniosek, kt6ry
brzmi jak nastepuje: Wszy.
scy obecni ma dzisiejszem
Izebraniu godza sic ma to, ze
ma dzia}ae tyIko jeden og6]
ny kemitet skladajacy sic Z
przedstawicieli wszystkicf
organizacji i towarzystw.
kt6ry :zajmie sic urzadze
MEM obchodu. Postanawis
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
* r o N TX A
ME EJSCOWA.


Nasz Kodak Mat. Biaikow
skFzostai odznaezony "a
swSj niezwyk}y talent w
malarstwie. Jest on czfon-
kieil uznaniem O naszym ro
lem w szkole malarskiej s.:
Martha Lee". Gazety an
gielskie wyrazaja sic z wiel-
kie muznaniem o naszym ro-
daku, 0 jego niepospolitym
talencie j doskona1osci. wy
trua}ost, nauka i ciag4e, a
state ksztaicenie sic gwaran
tu,e naszemu rodakowi pick
ma przysz}osc. Najwiecej
mas scieszy, re w}asnie Polak
dostapii takiego odznacze-
MIA.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
Spoka Oszczednosciov

Spofka Oszczednosciowo
Pozyczkowa THE White
Eagle Savings Co. wybra}a
ma SVEN rocznem posiedze-
niu nastepujacych dyrekto-
row. w. J. Brudzihski, DR..
I. Jarzynski, e.. w. Koby-
lanski i J. Kedzielski.
Sp6ika Bia4ego Or}a roz-
wija sic bardzo pomyslnie i
So Wszelkie dane, re rozw6j
j powodzenie tel pozytecz-
nej instytucji zapowiada sic
wspaniale. Instytucje tego
rodzaju So nader pozytecz-
ne i nigdy ME jest ich "a
wiele. Do oszczednosci sy-
stematycznej tax m}odziezy
i starszych nawoiuje Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych rok
rocznie s&usznie wydaje te
go rodzaju odezwy do wszy
stkich obywateli tego kraju,
a sp6}ki oszczednosciowo-po
zyczkowe majace bezposred
nj przystep do licznych
rzesz moga duzo dobrego
zdziaiae pod powyzszym
wzgledem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

zebrania Komitetu Budowy
Pomnika. g. .>.se
ZapoWiedziane zebranie
odby}o sic W srode dnia 28
stycznia W Klubie Pac6wki
Sci Stowarzyszenia Wetera
now Armji Polskiej " Ame-
ryce. Posiedzelie ME costa
10 licznie obes}ane, bo Eau
wazylisnny ttylko Representa-
cje Gminy Gel Zwiazku Ma
rodowego Po1skiego, i Pla-
<c6wki Weteran6w. Przewod
niczyi jeden q czaonk6 6W Pla
c6wki, p. StacfoWicz, sekre
tarzowai p. Truszkiewicz.
Ma posiedzenie to przybyl
r6wniez p. Pawiowski selre
tarz Komitetns Budowy Pom
.nika, lecz wacl1arak kterze ME
.oficjalnym, pfywatnym.
Zebrani przemawiali ko-
+lejno j wszyscy na jedno sic
godzili, ze nalezy wszystko
mozliwe uczynic, by w roku
biezacym Obch6d tylko je-
den sic odby} j by W Obcho.
dzie tym wzielas udziaf Gala
tutejsza rPolonja. Wszyscy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

Czas piacenia rachunkow
"a ''tax" zostai przes}uzo-
ny do dnia 5go Lutego b. r.
vice oznajmianny il poda-
TEX ten moze bye zapiacony
W Sp6}ce Oszczednosciowo-
Pozyczkowej The Pyramid
Savings Co. ma Krakowie,
p. n. 4097 E. II III. kt6re-
go kapitai zakiadowy jest
$500, 100000, gdzie zawsze
znajdziecie grzeczna j sko-
ra us3age. +,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

w tych dniach, jak juz o
tenn nasi Czytelnicy j Czytel
niczki, zapewne wiedzy, wy
ldniia sic sporna kwestja W
sprawie urzadzenia tego-
rocznego Obchodu W miesia
CD maju'u stop pomnika Ta-
deusza Kosciuszki W Wade
Parku. 2 jednej strony uka-
zAia sic odezWa Komitetu
Budowy Po1nnika, zwoiuja-
ca zebranie przedstawicie1i
ofganizacji i towarzystw pa
dzieh 29-go stycznis, W dwa
dni. potem ukazala sic druga
odezwa wydana przez Wete
ran6w' Armji Polskiej, w kt6
rej' pomiedzy inneni powie-
dziano, BE z p0wodu, IL ko-
mitetu oryginalnego czionko
vie ju4 obecnie sa W grobie,
vice komitet istniejacy ME
ma prawa, do kierowania u
rzadzenienl Najowego OBJ
| chodn. Odezwa przez Wete-
ren6w Armji Polskiej wyda-
!, lia zwoiywaia zebranie ma
4zieR 2s-go stycznia, to Jest
Gedep dzieh wczesniej Cd
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

la rocznem zebraniu ak
cjonarjuszy Cleveland Rail-
way Co. obrano tychze sa-
mych dyrektorow ma ma
stepnem posiedzeniu powie-
rzono miejsce prezydenta p.
Stanley, kt6ry ma tenn stano-
wisku pozostaje cd lat Is.
Nasi konduktorzy i motorma
nj ME koniecznie So zadowo
leni z takiego obrotu spra-
wy, lecz musza sic z tenn po
godzic.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

ustep, :, kt6ry powiilen bye
PRECAUTIONARY jak najcze-
sciej przez wszystkiep pisma.
Zastanawiajac sic mad up
rzedzeniami anglikow do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych,. IT.
wing pisaf sto lat temu .jak
nastepuje:
"Otwierajac przytu1ek.
dla cudzoZiemcow ze wszy-
stkich czesci swiata, powin-
nismy przyjmowac wszyst-
kich z zupe}na bezstronno-
scia. Powinnismy bye dumi
z tego, ze jestesmy przynaj
mniei >jednym narodem, kt6
.ry ME zywi zadnych uprze-,
:dzen rasoWych i narodo-.
wych j. ktory udawadnia to,
ME tylko. 'zewnetrznymi oby
czajami goscinnosci ale TAX
re tenn rzadkiem szlachet-
mem stanowiskiem, kt6re to
znajduje sw6j wyraz w. od-.
powiedniem traktowaniu, 20
szanowaniu i uwzglednia-
niu poglad6w i pragnien
drugich.
'Co many robic z rasa
wemi i narodowemi uprzeA
dzeniami? So to zastarza}e
i zakorzenione choroby sta
rej Europy, zapoczatkowa-
he jeszcze w wiekach sred-
Mich, w owych wiekach ciem
noty, kiedy. to narody VIE
dziaiy 0 sobie jeszcze bar
dzo ma}o i. spogladaiy r ma /:
siebie podejrzliwie wrogo. (,
Ny natomiast, jake narod,
zaczelismy swoj byt W VIE
ku 'oswiecenia, w okresie, :
gdy rome czesci swiata
roznorodne rasy ludzkie 20
staly dose dokladnie zbada-
ne i poznane i wyniki tych
badafi znane SO wszystkim.
| jezeli ME pozbedziemy sic
tych narodoWych uprzedzen
tax jak pozbylismy sic zabo
bonow, wyrosiych w starym
swiecie, zrzekniemy sic tez
przez to korzysci, zagwa
rantoWanych przez powsta-
ME naszego panstWa W tax
Wyjatkowych Warunkach."
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03

Francisssk n. Jesiorow-
ski wzgardzii pieknem pol
skiem nazwiskiem swego oj
ca 'przechrzcil" sic ma
wiecej amerykanskie Lake,
"a pow6d podajac trudno-
Sci wymawiania. Takich Pc
lak6w ME ma CO zaiowac,
lepiej zerwac 2 mimi wszel-
kie stosunki. Ola zdrajc6w
polskosci ma sic tylko s}o-
wa pogardy. ',...
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-02-03
Zmiana powietrza nasta

Zniana powietrza nasta-
pifa wczoraj W po}udnie. Ia
miast ostrego mrozu spad}
snieg temperature znacz-
ME sic obnizyia, tax obja-
snia prorok Cd powietrza.
Nawet nasz prorok Emme-
ry przepowiada znaczne OBJ
nizenie temperatury. Mimo
to zapasowe wegle stopnieja
w piecach i czas pomyslec Q
zakupnie nowych.