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Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18
MANY PASSENGERS DEPART SOUTH
 ON s. s. ALASKA
cRAckLiNER OF. A. s. $. CO.,, CAR
 RES OUT LARGE LISTING

A good size number of reservations were listed on the S!S. Alaska which departed for Seattle, out of Seward, Saturday night The outgoing pas- sengers made up the largest number for the past thirty days. Tho a num- Der of the reservations were made To- cally the majority, as always, came from Anchorage and Interior points.
 On the northbound trip of the ves- sel from Ketchikan to Juneau, 40 Elks of the Ketchika lodge, represent ing the champion bowling team and rooters, were passengers. At Cordo- va three prisoners were taken aboard and sent to the Valdez prison head quarters The trio included Ed oke, William Jackson and George Holland.
 For Latouch-Mrs. w. T. Jacobsen, F. I. Red, Nels Madison, John Sween- ey, Austin Raune, Oscar Anderson, I.
 For Cordova-C. c. Better, Max Reedy, Mrs. Max Reedy, Robert s. Donaldson, Carl Lindberg, Carl Youn- gest Maxine Reedy
 For Valdez-Wm Hargraves.
 For Juneau-J. s. More, c. M. Chambers, J. E. Coughlin, J. A. Ram say.
 For Seattle-Richard Wood, Ruth Lindgren, Louis Wilson, Mrs. Lyda Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. George M Schmitt J. J. Chisholm, Mrs. o. O. Crow, Mr. O. O. Crow, Mrs. May Cox Mrs. s. E. Bexton, Theodore Correl Oscar Berg, George Fowey, s. Over land, T. Hagen, J. J. Keenan, G. R Jackson, Mrs. S. L. Colwell, Theodore Carlson, Louis Nissen, Dr. A R. Rob- erts, D. Sall, N. Swanson, Mrs. c. F Orlander, Mrs. L. B. Pentz and baby Pryor L. Neil, Mrs. E. H. Stoecker Mrs. D. M Peoples, Mrs. Earl R Pilgrim, Margaret H. Collins, Roy H Basler, L. M. Barron, Pagrett Bafa- nea, Mrs K. Lindgren and baby, AL ice Lindgren, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Will son and child, George E. Markle, Miss Cecil Cox, Arthur Madsen, L. c. An Iderson, Mrs William Dean, J. E. Man ming, R. R. Marquis, G. Lionel Whit worth, T. J. Flannigan, N c. McDon- aid, Dr. and Mrs. H. A, Blyth.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

MT. Pegues, acting managing editor of the Juneau Empire, Alaska fore most daily has been prevailed upon to join the Arctic expedition headed by the Wilkins Society, as corres- pondent. The offer was made by a New York paper but no word has ben received in Seward whether MT. Pegues would take up the arduous journey which lies ahead of the ex- pedition.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

The Ketchikan Chronicle printed a beautiful booklet in memory of the late w. F. Thompson, editor of the Fairbanks News-Miner. The editor of the Chronicle was one of Thomp- sons "pups" as the latter called all those working under him. He was known to the pups" as the "Old Man, and the nature of the obit in this pamphlet brought out many interesting details of Thompson's life with his pups"
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Oscar Anderson, Anchorage busi- ness man, passed thru Seward Satur- day on his way to Latouche from which port he will make connection with a motor boat for Knights Is- land, where, until recently he has been conducting a tie-making sawmill and logging camps.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

MT. and Mrs Florence Sullivan, who were returning passengers to Alaska Saturday on the steamer Alaska, de parted this morning for Fairbanks, where they expect to locate.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. P. l.. Pentz, wife of the lino- type operator of the Fairbanks News Miner, together with her baby, pass ed thru Seward Saturday on her way to Seattle. Mrs. Pentz arrived from the States, bound for the Interior town, about three months ago. It is expected MT. Pentz will join his wife Outside within the next few weeks
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Ross Kinney, superintendent of the Nome district for the Alaska Road Commission left this morning for An chorage and Nenana Mr. Kinney will hit the snow trail for Nome the first of the month.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. w. B. Dean, wife of Council man Dean of Anchorage, was south bound passenger on the S.S. Alaska Saturday, en route to San Francisco where she will make her future home.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Fred Martinides, who has been re- ceiving medical care at the Govern ment hospital at Anchorage for sever- al weeks past for injuries sustained while longshoring on the Seward wharf, returned to town Saturday ev- ening, feeling considerably improved.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

J. J. Chisholm, Alaska representa- tive of the West Coast Grocery Co.,, was Seward arrival Saturday from his Anchorage headquarters, on his way to Tacoma, and other points on the Pacific slope. He plans being ab- sent for about six weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Hjalmar Nordale is acting manag- ing editor of the Fairbanks News Miner since the death of w. F. Thompson recently. The plant will be taken up by business men and a permanent manager appointed on the 21st of this month when the stockholders meet.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

O. Hallston, federal game warden in Southeastern Alaska was a Sew ard rarival Saturday on hte steamer Alaska, en route to Anchorage, to which town he departed for this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. Charles Lindgren and daugh- ters, Ruth and Alice, residents of Fairbanks, arrived in Seward Satur- day continuing on to Seattle on the S.S. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Miss Ethel Faulder of Moose Jaw, Sask., pursued a store robber into the street, made him drop part of the sto- len money and held him for s moment but was forced to let him go when he stuck a revolver in her face.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

The Seward Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow at noon at the regular weekly business meeting and luncheon. A full attendance is re- quested.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

James Paulson, former we'll known chief of police and long time resident of Seward arrived on the Alaska last Saturday night from his fox isl ands in the Dutch Group in Prince William Sound. This is MT. Paulson's S first visit home in three years.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

J. A. Ramsay, field inspector, gen. eral land office, was a Seward ar- rival Saturday from his Anchorage headquarters. MT. Ramsay left on the steamer Alaska for Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

dental college for women has been opened in Manila, with a woman dean, this being the first institution of it's kind for Filipino women.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Queen mother Alexandra of Great Britain who died recently was a skill full nurse and took great interest in the trained nurses of England.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

P. L. Neil, postal official, return ed to Seward Saturday from Fair banks, continuing on to the south on the steamer Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

A telephone message from Lawing this morning conveyed the informa- tion the local snowfall has extended to that region.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. Maud Dunlap is mayor, drug store owner and publisher of the American, a weekly newspaper at Winslow, Ark.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

H. G. Ilderton, general agent for the Alaska Railroad, was an official wis., itor in Seward over the week end.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. Rebekah Greenhouse was re- gently appointed assistant district at torney for the District of Columbia
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. Katheryn Schultz is a Seward visitor this week, arriving on Satur- days train from Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Dune Little left on this mornings train for his home at Cooper's Land ing
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Smokers sets and fine merschaum pipes with genuine amber stems SS and up-Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

That "He Who Hesitates Is Lost" was not written of the wise man who hesitates at railroad crossings.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

There's small choice. When a road is free of all other hazards, there's speed cop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Mrs. Nellie Bergner is owner of profitable sugar beet farm in Mesa County, Colorado
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED TO BUY-Clean cotton rags; will pay five cents pound. Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Fine mems purses and key cases Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Fine leather writing companions al S2.5O and up-Alaska Shop. tiff
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Large assortment or fine box sta- tionary-Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

United States Marshal Harvey Sul- livan, his wife and child, returned to Valdez on the S.S. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

Ladies' hand fooled leather purses and bags-Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

FOR SALE-One Edison photograph with about 125 records, Machine cost $2OO, records $1O0; all for S75 cash. If
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Mrs. Margaret Case, custodian of a Cleveland police station for 42 years is now 80.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

FOR SALE-Lang furnace for $25
 cash; see Fred Miller. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

PIANO FOR RENT-Good condition; S7.50 per month; inquire at the Gateway. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-18

FOR RENT-Phonographs by the
 month. Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If
, 1926-06-29
So. Tho mas News

Mr. Adolph Sixto left for the States
on Monday night in connection with the
Virgin Islands Exhibit at the PhiIadeI-
phia Exposition.
Mr. SIxto will give a series of lectures
on the Virgin Islands and also assist at
the Bxhibir. aud we have no doubt hat
he will leave no stone unturned to place
, 1926-06-29

wires were attached to The tree. Also
the bridge was CONDEMNED years ago,
and did not consider it his duty to make
the repairs.
The matter was then taken to the Po-
lice Court Mr.. Smith was ordered to
repair the bridge. and fined $500 for de-
llnQuence to comply with the orders of
the Chairman of the Road Commission.
AS the case opened in court yesterday,
it was seen that the Road Ordinance
provides for a reinspectiou of the road
allotment when a holder is aggrieved at
the decision of the Commission Prose
cutting Attorney Fox pointed out hat the
defendant made no request for a re-
inspection. The letter written to the
Commission when the defendant was or.
dered TO do the work only states that the
Telephone System is supposed to cut the
branches, and that the bridge was con
demned since 1919.
Lawyer Jackson, Attorney for the de.
fence, argued that this letter shows that
the defendant is rot liable. and implies
a request for a re-inspection. The case
hinged on the question Of an implied re.
quest.
On being questioned by Judge VIII
liams, Mr.. Smith declared he did not
mean to ask for a re inspection 10 his
letter. He meant TO state that he was
not responsible for the work, and ex-
pected the matter to be dropped In
case il was not dropped and was so no.
tilted. he then intended 10 ask for a re
inspection. Bat he received no further
reply from the Commission, and was
surprised "hen he was taken to the Pc
lice Office.
m, 900 l,,~u,d Tbo ,,o,,ko,o *
, 1926-06-29

CRAFTSMANSHIP. ST. CROIX,
28TH JUNE 1926.
Courtesy Of the Associated Presa.)
London. Severe earthquake occurred
lasting more than a minute was reported
here.
Chicago. Russell Scott, former Cana
dian financier was found to blame by
jury in a sanity hearing Thursday for his
execution for the killing Of Joseph Maur-
er, Chicago drug clerk in a holdup two
years ago.
San Francisco. Japan eliminated the
Philippines in contest for the Davis Cup
honors its double team defeated team
from Philippines.
Houston, Texas. Charles Popzi Mas
~sachusetts and Florida lin course sailed
from Port Houston for points unknown
and distant Sheriff Blinford of Harris
County pronounced he will make effort
to locate latter.
New York. Irene Castle Mclaughlin,
who introduced boiled hair thirteen years
ago now depIored in saying boyish bob
ruins it all.
Philadelphia. Secretary Hoover at.
tended the al 1~n,..ug of twenty two thou
s ton steamship MaIoIde signed 10 cut
IN time between San Francisco and
me Orient from twelve days to eight
days.
Rye, New York.-Yale won the Bull
lard polo championship trophy defeating
Harvard eleven to four.
Paris. The King and Queen Of Spain
arrived in Paris they are on their way to
London.
Rochester. The Eastman Kodak Com
pany paid a bonus of two million eight
hundred thousand dollars to their m
ployees.
Philadelphia. - Educators of the coun-
try will consider proposal to change and
simplify the spelling Of twelve words,
thus, tho, altho, thru, turnout, thorofare,
thoroly, program, declare, pedagog, pro
log; the decision was made in nineteen
tWenty-one to discontinue simplified
spelling.
Mexico. Many people killed and in
jured by foods in the area Of State Of
Gurna Juato, Mexico,
Base ball scores. American League.
Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 4, Boston /,
St Louis 3, Washington 6, Detroit 5,
New York;, Chicsgo6 National League
Chicago 2, st. Lrpis l, 1st game, Chicago
8, St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati
Is, Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn L.
, 1926-06-29

nection viii Succeed Durkce
Washington, d. C.-The annual meet
ing of the Board of Trustees Of Howard
University was held in the Board Room,
Carnegie Library, on the campus of the
University, Tuesday, June 8th, at ten
o'clock. DIR. Charles r. Brown, Dean of
the Yale Divinity School, New Haven.
Conn, President of the Howard Board.
presided. The Board was in session
for nearly six hours.
New President Elected
AT the afternoon session, the Nominal
ing Committee, composed Of Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, Dir. Charles r.
Brown. Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart. Mr..
John r. Hawkins, DR.. Sara w. Brown.
General John II. Sherburre, Dir. NJ. O.
Dumas, and DR.. u. 6. Is. Pierce, appoint
ed to recommend a successor to Dir. j.
Stanley Durkee VINO retires as President
Of the University on June 80, 1926, pre-
seuted its report recommending the cleo
ton of Bishop John A.. Gregg. The nom
nation was unanimously adopted by the
Board Of Trustees.
Bishop Gregg is a graduate of the Uni
versity Of Kansas, is q Bishop of the A.
NJ. E. Church, and has served as Presi-
dent of Edward Waters College in Flor
ida, and as President of Wilberforce
University, located ait Wherefore, Ohio.
In electjng Bishop Gregg the Board made
a momentous decision Since its founda-
ton sixty years ago white men has serv-
ed as President of Howard University.
Bishop Gregg is the first CoIored Ameri-
can called to this position. The Trustees
voiced their unanimous conviction that he
is the man best fitted TO grasp the splen-
did opportunities afforded at this time
fog service TO the col0red people of Amer.
lea, the constituency of Howard Univer-
sity and the United States.
The annual reports of the administra-
tive officers of the University, DR.. j.
Stanley Durkee, President, and DR.. EN-
met ]. Scott, Secretary treasurer, were
presented.
The Presidents Annual Report
Doctor Durkep, who is retiring as Pres
ident Of the University at the end of the
fiscal year Jupe Both, 1926 reported that
the attendance il all departments of the
University during the yerr has aggrega-
ted 2l55 students from 81 states and 13
foreign countries.
In his report Or. Durkee said: ION
June 4, 1918, | was unanimously elected
by rising vote, to the presidency Of How
ord University and mn TuIV 1ct nf tbo
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-29
Sejm StoWarzyszenia Po|ek.

70 poszczegolnych toWarzystwach zapanowala
menna praca, kt6ra Jest dodatniq skutki, bowiem
zbiza sic Sejm naszej niewieScej Organizacj, kt6ry
ma bye wyrazem naszych dazei pragnich, ecz
zem ma on bye drogoWskazem, iak daej postepowac
nam naezy, by nasza Wspania1a nieweSca organzacja
posada@a cechy poWaznej organizacj
Drogie Siostry, chyba wy1acznie Cd samych to
zalezy azeby naszej Organizac nadac Wfasciwy kie-
runek, wed4ug kt6rego posepowac poWinnismy harmo-
mimic zgodnie, iak czonkinie tax powazncgo ME
wieSciego zespo1u przysa4o Azeby ten wazny problem
naezycle WykOnac, skorZystajmy teraz obecnej chW
Ii, przygoowujmy wszelkie wnoski kt0rc maja nalezy
Gle bye om6wione ze takie Wnioski lcznegoo rodza
ju porzebuja nalezytego zastanoWienia, ME uega to
chyba zadnej Watpliwosci.
Kazda poszczcgona grupa posiada zapasie sze
nowych poczynan, zmian realnych regu4 ktore
zyte usfug.
Jak do obecnej chwi ME nadchodza do naszej re-
dakcji spostrzczenia, Wnoski i uWagi zdanem ma
tego rodzaju korespondence moglyby bye cenne
suzy4yby innym pobudke zachete.
Swego rzuci1ySmy mysl, azeby nasza orga-
nizacja zasanowa sic mad proojektem pobudowania
w}asne sedziby. Naszem zdanem jest to mys godna
poparcia, mad kt0ra poWinnysmy pomySlec ma serjo.
Kazdy nowy proojekt zasadzie jest dobry po
naezytem opracowaniu moZe okaZaC sic dobrym / ma
prawde wspana}ym, jezeli znajdzie godne poparcie.
Nadsy4ajcie przeto, Droge Sostry, vase wnioskl
proekty do Waszego organu, kt0re nalezycie om0Wo-
znajda poparcie og6lu.
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Fspiez cieszy sic z sukce-
Il su kongresu.

I RAYM. - Pap;ez, Plus XII,
otrzymaf dis rozliczne kablogra
ny ME tylko cd swego delega-
@, kardynaia Bonzano, ale TAX
= cd innych czfonkow pontyfi-
kalnej misji W Chicago, ktorzy
n'u opisuja ogrom niezwyk-
lose uroczystosci chicagoskich i
donosza o olbrzymim sukcesie
konsresu eucharystycznego.
Jego swiatobliwosc cieszy sic
niezwykle otrzymanych wiesci
rozmawia otoczeniem SVEN
tElko nieomal o kongresie eu-
eaaarystycznym, odpowiadajac pra
wdziwie po ojcowsku ma kablo-
granny i slac swoje biogosiawien-
stwo Papieskie ma rece kardyna-
low Bonzano Munduleina.
Papiez czuje sic zdrow i szcze
sliwy, jak nigdy dotad podczas
swojego zasiadania ma stolicy Pho
srowej. Blizej papieza stojacy
zwracaja uwage ma jego swie-
zosc lica i ma dziwny zar W O.
cEach, W czem wyraza sic jego
radosc niezwykfa powodu try
umfu WARY katolickiej W Anne
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PODAZMY WSZYSCY POD
POMNIk KOSCIUSZkI.

w nastepna niedziele, dnia Ago lipca br
~edbedzie sic manifestacja w Wade Parku u stop
pomnila Tadeusza Kosciuszki. Bedzie to zfozenle
ogolnego holdu przez Polonje Clevelandzka Naczel-
nikowi W Sukmanie $50 rocznice przybycia jego
do Ameryk wyrazenie ma jwekszej loJalnoscl ola
Stanow Zjednoczonych, ktore tyrn roku swleca
$50 letnia rocznice swej Niepodlegiosci.
Manifestacja odbedzie sic wedfug progra-
mu, ogloszonego przez komteto przygotowuJacy po-
wyzej powiedziana manifestacje. Szereg wybtnych
mowcow przemawiac bedzie, medzy innymi przy-
bywa ma te uroczystos6 trzech polskich bskupow
ktorzy bawili ma Kongresie Eucharystycznym W Chi:
cago, bedzie obecnym p Konsul RzeczyposPollte]
Polskiej professor Mierzwa, pod ktorego patrona-
tenn odbywa sic Kampanja Fundacji koscluszkow-
skiej.
Poniewaz rozchodz sic tu honor ca1e
Polonji Clevelandzkiej, dlategotez powiadamy, ze
obowiazkiem wszystkich jest pospieszyc W dniu tym
pod pomnik kosciuszki. Wypeinc ten obowiazek
nalezy nam bezwzglednie. TAX nakazuje sumenie
narodowe tax nakazuje uczciwosc.
Bez wzgledu to, czy osoby W konite-
Gle sic znajduiace podobaja sic nam czy tez nie
bez wzgledu, czy komitet prace prowadzif dobrze
czy tez jego dziafania ME wszystkim sic podobaiy
bez wzgledu to- czy komitet skupif W SVEN gro
ME wszystkich representation czy tez ME, obecnie
pod pomnikiem kosciuszki niedzele dna Ago
ipca stanac winnismy wszyscy, Gala Polonja, by
tam zfozyc Hold Zasfudze wyrazic swa bezwzgled-
na lojalnosc da Gwziazdzstego Sztandaru W $50
letnia rocznice Niepodlegfosci Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
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tych Pan Panienek, ktore maja zyczenie wstapi6
W szeregi naszej Organizacji, poniewaz czasie az
do Sejmu sa zwolnione cd oplaty wstepnego cd
opfaty egzaminacje lekarska.
Ola naszych Towarzystw, jak rowniez dla wszy
ich piracy werbunkowej Ze sposobnosci tel naezy
wiec nalezycie skorzystac ponewaz jest to bardzo
wielkiem udogodnieniem pozyskanu pokaznej
liczby nowych kandydatek do Towarzystw Grup
naszej Organizacji.
Spodziewa6 sic nalezy, re tax Towarzystwa jak
i poszczeg6lne Czfonkinie zdaje sobe dolfiadnie
sprawe z tego, ze Zarzad Centralny starajec sic i
zabiegajac sta}y, normalny rozwoj Organizacj,
przedfuzyf wolny wstep bezp1atna egzaminacje le-
karska do Stowarzyszenia Polek W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych az do czasu nastepnego Sejmu. 'n
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rodowego Polskiego ma stan Ohio,
wiceprezeska wybrano pania Jab-
1onska, prezeske Stowarzyszenia
Polek w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
druga vice prezeska pania Radon
ska, przedstawicielke Zwiazku Po-
lex W. Ameryce. kasjerem wybra-
nvm zosta1 OBJ. J. A. Dombrowski,
prezes Zjednoczenia Polsko Rzym-
sko katolickiego W Stanach Zjedno
czonych pod opieka M. B. c.. ma
sekretarza protokolowego powo}a-
no OBJ. Gayka ma sekretarza fl
nansowego OBJ. J. A. Zebrowskie-
go.
Do Zarzadu Centralnego komi-
tetu Rampant wejda reprezentan-
ci poszczegolnych komitetow dziel-
nicowych, wzglednie prezesi tych-
ze.
Do komitetow dzielnicowych be-
da wchodzic do zarzadu tychze
prezesi prezeski poszczegolnych
mniejszych organizacji iowa
rzystw znajdujacych sic W danych
dzielnicach czy parafjach. ksieza
proboszczowie beda prezesami ho-
norowymi danych komitetow dziel
nicowych.
Stosownie do wyjasnienia nade-
slanego ma rece komitetu przez
profesora Mierzwe, ma Cleveland
przypada suma: dwudzietu tysiecy
dolarow, ktore maja bye zebrane
W czasie do grudnia b. r. Suma po
wyzsza zostafa podzielona ma po-
szczegolne dzielnice proportional
ME do LIBBY polskich mieszkon-
COW danych dzielnic.
Nastepne posiedzenie odbedzie
sic "a diva tygodnie. Pozatem UGH
walono odbyc zebranie nadzwyczaj
ne zaprosic ma takowe profeso-
ra Mierzwe, ktory przybedzie do
Cleveland ma majaca sic odbyc
manifestacje kosciuszkowska.
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w srode dnia 23-go czerwca b.
= odbvfo sic W sail Domu Zwlaz-
L., Polakow w Ameryce wieczorem
zcbranie organizacyjne komitetu'
ktorv przeprowadzi kampanje ma
,zecz zebrania funduszu kosclusz-
kowskiego, pozostajacego pod pat
ronatem profcsora Mierzwy.
Zebralo sic okolo czterdziesci o.
sob, ktorzy reprezentowali tax
mieiscowe organizacje jak l ME-
ktore lokalne towarzystwa. Poza-
tenn bylo kilka osob, ktorzy ME po
siadali jeszcze urzedowych uPeino-
mocnien do reprezentowania swych
zespo}ow.
Posiedzenie zagai} tymczasowy
przewodniczacy p. Stawski koml-
sarz Zwiazku Narodowego Polskie-
90 ma stan Ohio. Sekretarzowaf p.
Gayek, jako sekretarz tymczaso-
wy.
Pc zanotowaniu listy obecnych
ma zebraniu, przewodniczacy po-
wola{ komisje ma poprzedniem ze-
braniu powoiana. by zda}a sprawo
zdanie ze swej piracy. Reterent 10
misji odczytuje regu}y, ma pod
stawie ktorych ma bye przeprowa-
dzona kampanja. Do Zarzadu Cent
ralnego komitetu maja wejse pre-
zesi organizacji przedewszystkiem,
pozatem reprezentanci poszczegol-
nych komitetow dzielnicowych.
Projekt jednogiosnie przyjeto i
przystapiono do wyboru Zarzadu
Centralnego komitetu. Prezesem
komitetu zostai wybrany OBJ. Fran
ciszek Rell, prezes Zwiazku Pola-
kow W Ameryce, wiceprezesami
OBJ. Mieczysfaw Dlugokecki, prezes
Zjednoczenia Polsko Rzymsko ka-
tolickiego W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych pod opieka N. S. N. M. P,
OBJ. Stawski, komisarz Zwiazku Ma
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-29

ryce, O ktorej papiez zawsze sic
wyraza jako 20 wielkim szlacheS
nym kraju, ma ktory Opatrznose
zlaia wszystkie swoje Iaski."
kardynai Ceretti, by}y audi
tor apostolskiej delegacji W Wa
shingtonie, ktory ma otrzymac
swoj kapelusz kardynalski, przyj
muje wizyty roznych ciai dyplo-
matycznych wyzszegd kleru,
ktorzy mu gratuluja wyniesienia
do godnosci kardynalskiej. Gu
je sic on rowniez swietnie cie-
sly sic jaknajlepszem zdrowiem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-29
BRAND stworzyf tymcza-
sowy cabinet.

PARYZ. - Pofoficjalny komu
nikat donosi, ze Joseph Cailaux
przyjaf teke ministra finansow,
ale prowizorycznie. Ukazanie sic
ministra Caillaux wpfynie ma u
suniecie sic ministra Raymonda
i narazi cabinet ma nowy kryzys.