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The Washington times., 1926-01-01
WILL GIVE DINNER
FOR DAESCHNERS

The reiring Ambassador OF France
and Nine. Daeschner and their
daughters, Mile. Antoinette Daesch-
nsF and Mile. Irene Daeschner, will
he the guests in whose honor the
Second Secretery OF the French
Embassy and Countess de Sieyes
will entertain at dinner Sunday.
The guests will include the Swiss
Minister and Nine. Peter and all
the members of the staff of the
French embassy.
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The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano will be the guests In
whose honor the Minister of Pan
anna and Nine. Alfaro will enter
tain at dinner on January 10.
The Italian Ambassador and Nine.
de MARITIME will entertain at dinner
this evening for the members of
the embassy staff.
MRS. HOOVER CALLED
TO CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Hoover, wife Of the Secre-
tary OF Commerce, has been sud
denly called to California and con-
sequently will not receive this
afternoon, as previously announced
1he Minister Of Guatemala and
Anne. Latour entertained at din
ner last evening.
4
Charles Wells Russell, former
American minister to Persia, and
Mrs. Russell have as their guests
their son. John Mosby Russell, of
New York.
Mrs. II. A. Foster entertained at
q reception Tuesday evening in
her apartment at the Chatham, on
Sixteenth Street, for her daughter,
Miss Evelyn Foster. in compliment
TO Mrs. Harold Smith. formerly Miss
Cecile Smith, of Augusta, Ga,
whose marriage took place in No.
Vombor.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
SOCIETY I'M TWO
PARTS FOR
EVENING
Home Officials at Letter
Dinner, Diplomatic
at Marye's

Official society was divided into
two distinct parts for dinner last
evening, The home officials such
as the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg, the Speaker of the House
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Dwight
Davis and other lesser officials of
the Government departments were
among the thirty guests enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter in their home on
Dupont Circle.
Distinguished diplomats headed
by the Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps, Ambassador Riano and Nine.
Riano, were at the dinner for lilo
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Marye before the dance at the
Montgomery Country Club for their
daughter, Miss Helen Marye, and
her fiance, Lieut.. William ID.
Thomas.
Other guests were the Belgian
Ambassador and Baroness de Car
tier, the Ambassador Of Argentine
and Nine. de Pueyrredon. the Am
bassador of Germany and Baroness
Nathan, the Ambassador of Brazil,
Mr.. S. Gurgel de AmaraI: the Min
lister Of Switzerland and Nine. Peter,
the Minister of Sweden and Nine.
WaIlenberg, the Minister of Greece
and Nine. Simopoulos. and most of
the secretaries and attaches OF the
embassies and legations. Two hun
bred and fifty additional guests later
attended the dancing which followed
the dinner. A buffet supper was
served at l o'clock.
The Duncan sisters. from "Topsy
and Eva" and other members of
the cast arrived shortly after mid
night to entertain the guests.
X X Il
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Fl. Lyon, Of
1900 Connecticut Ave, will enter
tain at dinner in the Florentine
room at Wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow evening, when they will
have twenty-five guests. The din
ner will be followed by dancing.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
NEW YEAR GAEES HAVE CLIMAX AT WHITE HOUSE AND DIPLOMATIC BRE
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY

White House reception Official II to !; public, until
all received.
The Secretary of State Keoggs breakfast Diplo
matte Corps Pan-Amercan Union Building-12:30 m.
SUPREME COURT
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft 2215 Wyoming Avenue to
Assisted by the of the associate Justices.
CABINET AT-HOMES
The Secretary the Treasury Mr.. Mellon his daughter
Miss Aisa Mellon, 1785 Massachusetts, Avenue to p
The Secretary of War and Mrs Dwight W. Davis 1920 10th
Street. to p. m.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. New, Edgemoor Lane.
Edgemoor-3 to p. m.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur 1902 18th Street
- to z p. m.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs Jardne May
flower Hotel4 to pm.
ARMY
The Staff Gen. l. Hines, and Mrs Hines
quarters Fort Myers to
The Congressional Club 10th and Streets to p
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook president general Of the d. a. r.
will receive from at Memorial Continental Hall
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
JOHNSTONS AT HOME TO
ARMY AND NAVY FRIENDS

Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston
are observing, from 5 to Z o'clock
this afternoon in their home at
Pill Massachusetts Ave, their Gus
tomary New Year 'athome" to
their large circle of Army and Navy
friends. Mrs. Johnston has assist
ing her number Of ladies of the
Army and Navy.
Bishop James f. Freeman and
Mrs. Freeman are receiving this
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hight enter.
tanned at dinner last night at the
Willard for their daughters. Miss
Barbara Hight and Miss Phyllis
Hight. The party included mem.
bers Of the school set here for
Christmas, among them being Miss
Betty Ridsdale, Miss Celeste Page
Midshipman Gordon Mclean, Mid
shipman John Burnside. Midship
man Roy Stratton, Midshipman
Walter Winn and Midshipman viii
liam RodenburS
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
MRS. MANN TO
RECEIVE TODAY

Mrs. !. 7. Mann II receiving in
formally this afternoon after S
o'clock. She win have assisting her
Miss Patricia Ainsa, who returned
this morning from visit with
relatives in New York, and Miss
Gwendolyn FfouIke- Smith. Miss
Ainsa will be- with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann until January 10. after which
she will go to Boston TO be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES
Churchill Owen, the latter Miss Alice
Mann before her marriage.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. F.. e. p.
TJberroth will entertain at dinner
this evening in their home on Kal.
Drama Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lands enter.
tanned at dinner and dance q;
their home in sixteenth Street last
night for Miss Louise Lands
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Colbert
harrington Lands. of New York
city, who IS visiting Mrs. Henry
Lamar at her home in Riggs Place,
Miss Lands expects to leave Sun.
day for Pittsburgh, where she will
spend some time as the guest OF
Miss Harriet Painter. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Painter,
prior to returning to her studies in
New York.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
PRE.WEDDING FESTIVITY
ENDS WITH BUFFET SUPPER

Pre-wedding festivity in compli'
ment to Miss Helen Marye, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Marye, and her fiance, Lieut.. VIII
liam D. Thomas. air service. u. S.
N, whose wedding takes place to-
morrow, will end tonight with a
buffet supper given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan Mayer in their home at
1918 Sixteenth ST. This will follow
a rehearsal for the wedding at the
church. About a hundred people
have been invited to the supper
after which there will be dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William .Doeller
were hosts to large company at
luncheon today in their home at
1922 n st. in compliment to Miss
Marye and Lieutenant Thomas.
Mrs. Eugene Adams, of Edgemoor
is entertaining a party of 20 young
people at tea in the garden of tht
Mayflower this afternoon for her
daughter, Miss Nancy Adams, who
is at home from Chatham Institute
Virginia. for the HOLIDAYS.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01

AT DAUGHTERS
WEDDING
Horace LuttrelPs Niece
Marries Man From
Virginia

The wedding of Miss Margaret
Luttrell. daughter of the Rev. Guy
Alexander Luttrell, of Baltimore and
Morgan Birge, OF West Falls
Church, Va, and Washington, is
taking place at o'clock this after
noon in the home of the brides
uncle, N. Horace Luttrell, at 2101
Connecticut Ave: Only members of
the two families will be present at
the ceremony, which will be per.
formed by the brides father.
The bride will have as her only
attendant her sister, Miss Virginia
Luttrell, and the bridegroom is
having as best man his brother
Warren Birge.
The bride is wearing a gown OF
white satin made on simple lines
and a veil of tul1e caught with
sprays of orange blossoms. Her
bouquet Is Bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley.
Following honeymoon the young
couple will make their home in
Washington.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
MRS. DTMOCK TO GIVE
DANCE FOR MISS ARCHBOLD

Mrs. Henry f. Dimock will give
a dance In her home on Scott Circle
on wednesday evening, January 20,
in compliment to Miss Lydia Arch
bold. daughter of Mrs. Anne Arch
bold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison viii
receive this afternoon from to 2
o'clock at their residence. 1916 De.
catur st.
Those presiding at the tea table
will be Mrs. Francis Gordon Bos-
well, Mrs. George b. King, Mrs.
Jaspar M. Beall, Mrs. Edward
Heating. Others assisting will in
clude Mrs. Ralph Endicott, Mrs.
Gladys Enig Doing, Mrs. Gertrude
Boswell Rush, Miss Gretna Perrott
Boswell, Miss Helen Belt. Miss Mar
garet Mansfield, Miss Maree j. Nc
CURE, Miss Fantta Cowles Clair
mont, Miss Ruth Celeste Clairmont,
Miss Mary Won Dremar Springman,
Mrs. William Dougall Leetch and
Miss Alice d. Taylor. Out-of-town
house guests will be- Mrs. G.. Harris
Field, aunt of Mrs. Morrison, and
Miss Esther Morrison, daughter Of
Mr. Morrison.
There will be dancing for the
younger group from 9 to IL o'clock
this evening in honor Of Nesbit
Morrison, the school-boy son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
DINNERS WILL
MARK BALI.
EVENING
Vice President and Wife
Will Dine With Cuno
Rudolphs

The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will be the honor guests ~
the dinner which District Commits
sioner and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph are
giving on Monday evening. preeCd-
Ing the Charity Ball ct the Willard.
A distinguished company has been
asked to meet them, including the
Ambassador OF Japan and MTae.
Matsudaira, the Ambassador of Ger
many and Baroness Maltzan, the
Minister OF Guatemala and Nine.
Sanchez-Latour. and the Minister of
the Serbs, Greats and Slovene1.
Mrs. James II. Curtis win enter
tain at dinner in her horne, 1875
F st., taking her guests to the
ball. Her guests will he the Am
bassador Of Belgium and Baroness
de Cartier, Senator and Mrs. David
A. Reed, Senator and Mrs. George
Wharton Pepper, Senator and Mis-.
James Wadsworth, Senator Fred
erick Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. woodbury.
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Justice McReynolds, Mrs. King Car
ley, Phillip Coffin, Gen. and Mrs
Douglas Macarthur. and Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Stotesbury. Of Philadsl..
phia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BsllI
sweeney are entertaining at dinner
in honor Of Miss Frances Mckee,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s.
Hutchins, who are entertaining 1T
dinner. viii have among their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Denlaresf
Lloyd.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Huh
will entertain at dinner in compli.
ment to Miss Francesca McKenney.
Il Is X
Miss Barbara McFadden, daugla-
ter Of Representative and Mrs..
Louis 4. McFadden, is passing the.
holiday with friends IN Coral
Gables, Fla. Leslie b. McFadden, q
senior at Dartmouth College, il
passing the holidays here with his.
parents.
$50
Capt w Pitt Scott and Mrs.
Scott have returned to their apart
nlent at Wardman Park Hotel from
Atlantic City, where they spent the
| Christmas weekend.
The Washington times., 1926-01-01
ENTERTAIN FOR
ENGAGED COUPLE

DIR. and Mrs, William P. Collins,
of $3.50 Woodley Rd.. will be hosts
at dinner this evening in compli-
ment to their niece, Miss Geraldine
Corey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George III. Corey, OF Maiden, Mass,
and her fiance, William Henry Man
ming, jr. Covers will be laid for
eighteen. The floral decorations
are pink roses and Christmas
green's.
Miss Corey is a graduate of Miss
Ryder's school in Medford, Mass.
Mr.. Manning is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fl. Manning, of Sara
toga Springs, n. Y, and Wash
lngton. He is a graduate or the
Staunton Military Academy.
Among the guests from out OF
town will be Mr.. and Mrs. Corey,
of Maiden, Mass, and Miss Flor
ence Corey, a younger sister of the
guest of honor.
y
Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey w. Hyde,
jr., entertained a small New Year
party at the Willard last night.
The guests included Miss Charlotte
Clark, Miss Caroline johnson, An
thony Hyde and his roommate at
Yale, Charles William Sutherland.
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Zdarza sic jeszcze r6wnez ze czy 6w rodzic powa
dawnej zasyszane zdanie, re przeciez ego ociec
bez nauk sic obywa zy}, welkch nauk ME posia-
da tez jakos dzieki Bogu zyje dale sobe rade Ale
ME vie, czy ME zdae sobie racji ten rodzc tego ze
obecnie coraz to wieksze wymagania i re bez wy
ksztafcenia ten ego syn bedzie narazony ogromna
konkurencje zycowa codzennej walce kawa}ek
chleba odpowie wyksza1cenem moze zapotrze-
bowanu pracownik6w do robot najciezszych czy mai
mniej p4atnych
Ale o tenn pamietac nalezy re wyksztafcenie
W parze isc winno dobrem Wychowaniem z poczu-
ciem obOwiazku ak uzyskane wyksztacene ma cz1owie
ka nak}ada, DO Wprzeciwnym razie, nawet uzyskane
Wyksztafcenie ME da gwarancj re ia m4odzez p6dzie
Wfasnie po drodze obowazku spe1n zadana, czeka ia
ce MIA przysz}osci tenn poza domem rodzn-
nym, uczace sic m4odzezy przyk}ad dawaG pownna ma
sza zawodowa inteligencja nasi profesjonisc w nej
ksztacaca sic m}odzez widziec Wilma wzor da siebie
"a mfodu juz zap-awajac sic do piracy spoecznej ma
rodowe by przyszfoszci przykad suzyc braci ro-
botnczej, ME zas cd niej sronic odgradzaG sic chin
skim murem jak to jeszcze nicraz bywa. Praca W tym
bi dzielnych spolecznk6w przyw6dc6w ludu pracua-
cego zmnejszy czbe tych, bye moze juz nelicznych
ntegent6w, kt6rzy uzyskane wykszta}cenie traE-
tuJa Ii tykQ jako cos, pozwoli i'm zyc dostatnei cd
reszty rodakow. Uczaca sic miodzez pownna pamietac
o tem re przysz}osci choc czasteczke udzelic ma
siebe tego awie szkonej zdobyla Og6} uczyc ma
przyszfosci ia modziez, og6fowi temu przewodzc
ME odgradzae sic cd mas pracujacego luu bo pre-
ciwnym raze zdobyte wyksztaicene zamiast mlodzie-
w uczynic pozytecznych czionk6w spoleczestwa rrz
spozyioby tylko pasozyt6w, najepszym razet liE
dzi, 9 swe i tylko wiasne sdobro dbajacych, ,t.s,s,
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Q wyzsza Nauke.

Koncza sic Wakacje, tenn i uciechy dziat-
wy m@odzezy, kt6ra powraca awe szkolna do dal-
szych mozo}6w trud6w ale koniecznych niezbednych,
bo nauka jest rokiem kazdym barzie potrzebna czo-
wiekowi zyciu Byy czasy, re szko4a parafalna wy
starczaa wiekszosc Byy chwile szko}a wyzsza by
ia dostatecznym wys}kiem da wieu, by zapewnic So
bic zdo}al lepsze bardzej ntratne zajecie czasem
zajac mogi wyzsze nawet stanowisko zyciu spoecz-
nem Te czasy jednak miney bezpowrotnie Obecnie ma
kazdym kroku to wecej spotykamy ludzi modych
wykszta}ceniem unwersyteckiem wiec r6wnomiernie
i wymagania zyciowe przy uzyskanu lepszego poplat-
niejszego zajecia staja sic rokem kazdym wieksze.
Ktosby moze sadzi}, re ME stoimy tax zn6w
zle procentowo bo pred wakacjam statysyki wykazy
Way re dosyc pokazny procen naszej mlodzezy kszta
CT sic wyzszych uczeniach, ale gdy por6wnamy ten
procent re statystyka nnych narodowosc przekona
my ST., zesmy pod tym wzgedem prawe szarym kof-
cu kazdy chyba tenn zgodzi sic, tax bye ME po-
Wlnno Czyz naprawde nasze mlodziezy brak jest che
CT DO nauki? Czy moze brak jej zdonosci? - Me. 49,
checi ME brak zdolnoSci ME mnejsze posiada cd
mfodziezy innych narodowosci A ...t
vice czemu to przypisac? - w pierwszym
rzedzle powazna role odgrywa tn brak fundusz6w Ro
dakoW zamoznych stosunkowo ME tax wielu tn many
pomocy - tel pomocy kt6ra takch wypadkach
bye powinna, - tel dac ME mozemy, czy ME umiemy
czy wreszcie ME potrafmy. mlodziez nasza ma tenn
cierpi W wielu Wypadkach sa- r6Wniez sami rodzce
winni bo So jeszcze faky szczesce nieliczne
die ME bda DAME wyzszsgo wyksztalcena swym die
ciom synom przedewszystkern, bo pilno, by syn
czy c6rka jaknajpredze peides do domn przynosisy.
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JAPONJA ME CHCE SIZE ME-
SAC w SPRAWY CHIN

TOXIC. (Prasa Stow - A.
merykanski AMBASSADOR " jam.
Mi, Charles Mac Veagh, xfo4x.
japnskiemu ministrowi dla .pr.w
zagranicznych, baronowi Ki;ura
Shidehara,, wizyte W celu .twier
dzenia, jake stanowi.ko xajmie
Japonja wobec Chin. Baron Shi.
dehara miai odopwiedziee, 1e J.
ponja ME zamierza miesxae sie
do spraw chinskich, chyba W Wv
padkach konieczno;ci ochronv
interesow lub obywateli j.pon-
skich.
Japonski minister dla spraw
zagranicznych oiwiadczyl, .e sta
nowisko Japonji jest takie same
jak Ameryki wyrazii nadxiei.
re obeenego chao.u wyioni .ie
W najblizszym czasie pokoi.
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|. Co to jest Fundacja kosciu-
szkowskap
Jest to fundusz naukowy
imienia Tadeusza Kosciuszki, zlo-
zony W banku, cd ktorego tylko
procenty beda po wieczne czasy
uzywane ma cele naukowe.
z. Pc CO Fundacja kosciuszkow-
ska zosta}a zaiozona2
- Po to, ably uczcic l50-letnia
rocznice przybycia Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki do Ameryki uwiecznic
nasza wdziecznosc wdziecznose
Amerykanow "a zas}ugi, jake Ia
deusz kosciuszko oddal. walczac
"a wolnosc tego kraju.
3. Dlaczego nazywamy Fundacje
kosciuszkowska "zywym Pomni-
kiem"9
- Dlatego. ze "a procenty cd
tego Funduszu Naukowego beda
sic kszta}cie zywi ludzie. zdolna
mlodziez, zywa przysz}osc narodu
2olskiego.
4. Jaki jest ostateczny eel Fun
dacji kosciuszkowskiej9
Przez nadawanie stypen-
djow, czyli pomocy finansowej, dac
zdolnych pracownikow dla Polski
Wychodztwa. Zblizyc oba te kra-
jc kulturalnie zaciesnic wezly
przyjazni, jake kosciuszko nawia-
za& pred so laty. Zachecic milo
dziez polska do wyzszej nauki.
5. kto mole ubiegae sic sty.
oendjum Fundacjia
- Studenci z Polski, chcacy
'tudjowae W Ameryce. i studenc
z Ameryki. chcacy studjowae na
uniwersytetach W Polsce. moga u
oiegae sic o stypendja.
6. kto moze otrzymac stypen-
dunn?
- lylko studenci zdolni, biedni
i pomocy godni moga otrzymac sty-
pendjum. Rad Polski i uniwersy-
tety, tax W Polsce jak W Amery-
ce, wspo}pracuja Fundacja po-
magaja W wyborze najlepszych
studentow.
J. Jak jest Fundacja Kosciusz-
kowska zorganizowana2
Fundacja kosciuszkowska
skiada sic Rady Opiekunczej tax
zwanej Board of Trustees" Ra-
dt Narodowej tax zwanej "Natio-
nal Council, W charakterze do
radczym.
8. kto jest W Radzie Opiekun-
czej2
- Do Rady Opiekunczej "Bo-
ard of Trustees" wchodza naste-
Pujace osoby:
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ska j da Polsce zdolnych pracow-,
nikow, owianych duchem kosciu-
szkowskim i zahartowanych " twar
del szkole zycia amerykanskiego,
ktorzy dopomoga narodowi W jego
tworczej piracy mad budowa dobro-
bytu potegi panstwa.
6-Fundacja bedzie kszta4cie
m4odziez amerykanska ma uniwer-
sytetach W Polsce, ktora to mlo-
dziez pozna zycie polskie i kultu-
re Polska a po powrocie do Ame-
r5ki stanie sic dobrymi propaga-
torami ma rzecz Polski wsrod Ame-
rykanow
7-Fundacja bedzie rowniez
popierac moralnie j materialnie
wymiane profesorow pomiedzy Pol
ska Ameryka, przez taxa wymia
ne Profesorow studentow nastapi
lepsze wspolne porozumienie "a
c'esni wezfy przyjazni. jake ko;-
ciuszko nawiazai pomiedzy tymi
dwoma narodami pred po{tora
wiekiem.
8-Cdy Amerykanie lepiej DO
znaja Polske Polakow. bedzie
nam i naszym dzieciom W Aemry-
ce IePiej, bo beda mas wiecej ce-
mic inaczej traktowac.
9-Wspolna praca mad bu-
dowa tax szlachetnego dziela lax
tundacja kosciuszkowska nauczv
mas i przekona, re sa takie cele
zadania, CO do ktorych wszyscy
mozemy sic zjednoczyc beg wzele
du ma nasze zapatrywania.
I0-Przez przyczynienie sic
do budowy Fundacji kosciuszkow-
skiej wykazemy wobec Amervka-
now swiata nasza dojrza1osc: j.
czclmy naszego bohatera narodo-
wego czynem ME tylko slowami
oceniamy wartosc nauki.
Me tylko rdzenni Amerykanie,
ale nawet murzyni przyczyniai.
sic do budowy Fundacji kosciusx-
kowskiej. My ME mozemy pozo.t.e
bIernymi - ami jako poIacy ami
Jako amerykanie albowiem WV.
stawilibysmy sobie ma zawsze :x;..
oectwo ubostwa umys}owego mo
ralnego, udowodnilibysmv namac,I
ME, ze jestesmy gorszymi cd mu-
rzynow
Il. 20 many teraz zrobic?
- Zfozye datek, przedstawis
sPrawe ma posiedzeniu sweeo to-
warzystwa. zawiazac komitet ko-
sc'uszkowski w swojej osadzie, .
" razIe potrzeby, pisae do Centr.H
Po informacje.
d. Gdzie sic miesci Centrala
fundacji kosciuszkowskiej2
W gmachu Polskiego kon-
suIatu w Nowym Yorku, gdzie row.
nIez nalezy wysylae wszelkie datk;.
adresujec:
The kosciuszko Foundation
s53 Third Avenue,
New York, N. "
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" Sprawie Fundacji ko$ciuszkowskiej.

{ Willis n. Booth, Vice-Prezes
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York.
Puikownik Cedric E. Fauntleroy
tworca eskadry kosciuszkowskiei
W Polsce podczas wojny bolsze-
wikami
Professor Robert n. Lord, wiel-
Xxi amerykanski uczony znawca
historic Polski.
Dr.. Henry N. MacCracken, re-
ktor, ezyli prezydent pierwszorzed-
nego amerykanskiego kollegjum
Vassar College.
Professor Stefan P. Mierzwa.
Professor Paul Monroe, professor
uniwersytetu Columbia, by{y rad
ca Rzadu Polskiego W sprawach
SIX oinictwa.
Ssmuel M. Vauclain, prezes Bal
dwin Locomotive Works. - wiel-
XII znany przyjaciel Polski.
9, kto jest W Zarzadzie Funda-
eli kosciuszkowskieja
-, = Zarzad Fundacji sklada sic
nastepujacych osob:
Prezes - Professor MacCracken,
rektor Vassar College.
Vlve-prezes Professor Robert
Fl. Lord, professor historic ma uni
wersytecie Harvard.
Skarbnik - Willis II. Booth, vi
ceprezes jednego najwiekszych
bankow W Ameryce, - Guaranty
! Trust Company Of New York.
Sekretarz j Dyrektor - Profe-
! sorz Stefan P. Mierzwa, professor e.
+ konomji ma uniwersytecie Drake,
skad dosta} urlop podczas kampa-
! Mi kosciuszkowskiej.
| 10. kto nalezy do Rady Naro-
dowejo
- Do Rady Narodowej "Natio-
nal Council W charakterze dorad-
czym nalezy 100 osob z po-
srod najwybitniejszych Ameryka-
now, Wychodztwa i Polski.
u. Czy Zarzsd pobiera pensje
Eg.~9q- -. Me. kenstytucja Fundacj
ma to ME pozwala. Wszystkie urze.
dy jake takie 50 honorowe -
bezp}atnie. Tylko koszta biurowe
administracyjne So op1acane.
y. Jaka jest pewnosc, ze pie
niadze ME zgina9
a. Fundacja jest zainkorporo-
wana W stanie New York. gdzie
prawa inkorporacji So ostre.
b - Skarbnikiem Fundacji Jest
p. Willis H. Booth. Vice-Prezes je-
dnego najwiekszych bankow W
Ameryce gdzie pieniadze Fun
dacji kosciuszkownkiej So skiada-
ne.
- Stosownie do konstytuc
Fundacji kosciuszkowskiej. skar-
bnik musi bye pod kaucja.
- Ma czele Fundacji stoja lu-
die szeroko znani, uczciwi, ktorzy
maja zaufanie i wysokie stanowi-
ska W spo}eczehstwie amerykan-
skiem.
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