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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Able to Work

Able to Work
Miss Glendora Buckles is back at
her place in the Bank of Douglas
after over two weeks illness. Miss
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Daughter Born
BRIDGE PARTY

BRIDGE PARTY
The regular Catholic club card
party will be held on Tuesday eve
nings beginning o'clock Sharp. Please
bring cards.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Women Voters To Meet

Unit No. 1 Of the League of Women
Voters will meet this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. A. Slater, at 2:30
O'Clock
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Returns from Tucson

Returns from Tucson
Carl Cole has returned from Tue
son where he spent the past month
on the Carson case. Cole is con-
nected with the c. & A. smelter
here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Tourist Visitor

Tourist Visitor
S. F. La Rue ard family, of Read
ing. Pa, who toured by motor from
Reading to Douglas, will make their
home here for the winter They
have taken the M. j. Anderson home.
La Rue has spent winter in Tucson
and one in PHOENIX and wants to
try Douglas before he purchases 81
winter home
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Recovering

Recovering
W. B. Foster, of Silver Greek, who
was taken to the Calumet hospital
suffering from chest injuries received
in an auto. accident is much better
although he has developed pneu-
monia. Foster became very i'll a
short time after his entrance into
the hospital and pneumonia develop
ed. Hospital authorities stated that
his condition was encouraging yes
terday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

To Globe
Norman Carter has accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. Tolbert Weaver to the
Christian church conference at GloDe.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Carter, of this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Son to Visit

Mrs. S. P. Thompson, who is en-
ployed in the dry goods department
of the Phelps Dodge store, is expect
ing her son, H. E. Thompson, here
to visit her today. Mrs. Thompson
has not seen her son for five years
as he has been making his home
in Indianapolis. He will visit here
for short time and go on to
California.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

w. c. I. U. Meet
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. R. G.
Arnold, 1851 Fifteenth street, Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Visiting Here

Visiting Here
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Curtis, of
Abilene, Texas, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. VIM
berley Mrs. Curtis was formerly
Miss Lucille Tracy of this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Visits Here
John Williams visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Williams, in this
city over the weekend from Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Arrives Here

Arrives Here
Mrs. Rosa NcGarr has arrived from
Phoenix to join her husband, Charles
E, McGarr, immigration inspector, sta
toned at this port. They will make
their home at ISL Fourteenth street
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Here from BiSbee
Jack Letson, Of s. Bisbee, spent the
weekend visiting friends in this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Finishing Construction
M E. Buckles, who has a contract
to construct two restroomS at the
18th street park for the city, reports
that the work is about completed
The restroonls are entirely of con-
crete from foundation to roof.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Back from Coast

Back from Coast
w. H. Fisher has returned to his
home here after accompanying Morris
Wasserman to a San Diego Hospital
He returned Sunday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
Return from Trip

Return from Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubbell have
returned to their home in this city
after passing the weekend in
Nogales and Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

William Hood Home
William Hood was one of the uni
versity boys who visited his home
here over the Weekend
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Buckles was confined to her home
with a severe attack of influenza.
Returns from Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mannatt have
returned to this city from Ajo Mrs.
Mannatt and baby daughter went
to Ajo about two weeks ago. Man
matt motored over Sunday to get
them.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Mrs. N. v Allessi and baby daugfl-
ter will leave the Calumet hospital
today for their home
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Return from Grand Canyon
Lynn Jones and brother, irving
Jones, have returned to this city
following a trip by motor to Grand
Canyon and other northern Arizona
points. Irving Jones left Sunday fol
Canada to visit his family. He has
been with the Dwight P. Robinson
company.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18
To Mesa

To Mesa
Accepting the general invitation
issued to all Masons and Eastern SJa1
to visit the Mormon temple at Mesa,
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Palmetier MOI
ored up from here. They went in
the car belonging to Miss Frances
Gasfield, of Chicago, who is visiting
them here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Return from. Hunting
Frank Sharpe, James Sexton, "a
r. Seaman and Frank Work have
returned to their homes in this city
after weekend hunting trip to
nearby mountains. &
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Back From Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lauren, of 1861
Tenth street, and Mrs NJ B. Conn, Of
1855 A avenue, returned yesterday from
a two weeks vacation spent at Turkey
creek
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Return from Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Dale have
returned to their home here from a
two weeks vacation at Pinery canyon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Visiting Here
Mrs. F. c. FaXon and Mrs. Fred
Gullette, of Tempe, are the house
guests of Mrs. S. P. Thompson, OF
this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

Returns from Tucson
]. P. Boyle, who was connected with
the defense of the Carson case, has
returned to his home after a month
spent in Tucson where the case was
tried.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

VySIL NdVC OICCK
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Graves spent
the past weekend in Cave Greek as
the guests of Mrs. E.. w. Gurnett.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
GTOMAWAY BARR!CADES
 SELF ABOARD LINER
Finally >uhGucd hy Boston Police After Threats and Tear Gas Fails
 --Oniccr SlaShcd With Razor.

Boston, Oct, n tUP)-Armed with with a rusty razor, an allcgodIy in- sane stowaway on board the White Star liner Cedric. harricaded himself in the sick bay and deGed ships ot- lccrs for night and q day.
 IIo finally vas suHduod by police when the ship reached this port of call cn route for England. Tear gas bombs were employed without of feet before q gang-rdsh by four husky policemen resulted in tho cap rure or the man late yesterday. one officer Was altshcd with the razor.
 Ships officers had found tho stow away concealed in an unoccupied etaterOom. They placed him in the sick bay while they went to inform he captain. When they returned they found the door locked. The atoWaWay refused 10 open the door, and later whan Informed that he was 10 be turned over to police at Boston, went into q rage.
 After his capture, the man was taken to the PSychopathic hospital, where he said his name was James McGovcrn. A British subject, he had been homesick and discouraged at inability 10 obtain work in Now York, and had wished to return to is homeland
 McGovorn was under observation at the hOsuital fOjaV
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
LINDBERGH MEDALS
 PRESERVED FOREVER
Cornerstone of New Church Iluld- Coins struck 10 Commemorate
 Franco American Events.

Paris, Oct. 10 tPl-The Lindbergh medal and others. struck by the French mint in commcmorution ot Franco American events. were placed by the French government along with many documents and relies in inc cornerstone of the new "Ameri- can Church." which was laid today on the scvonticth anniversary ol the Sounding Of tho institution. l Sheldon Whitehouse, the charge d'affaircs at the American embassy. and many noted figures attended tho ceremonies.
 The new structure, which will cost about $5o0. .GG0 is q sixteenth century Gothic style edidcn. TE" church k on the Quai D'Orsay close to tho h. yalides on the Seine and tho haso- mcnt had to he specially waterproof to prevent seopagc from the riErr. The American church is th" oldest American institution in Paris, il Is undcnomiuational an empire, being founded in 1857 by the Rev. Edward x. Kirk Of Boston.
 Napoleon III permitted the crec- ton of the original church build ing, but fearing propaganda or in- trrnational friction. forbade tho church ever to have sermons in French. an injunction which has all ways been observed. II was pr. Thomas Evans, American dontis, for Napoleon III. later famous for smuggling tho Empress Eugenic out Of Paris in a closed carriage on her flight to England, who enabled the original church to get permission for ifs services
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Methodist Men Frame Ten Precepts for Women

Chicopee, Mass, Oct. 10 (UP) Men Of the focal MethoIist church have drawn up Ten Commandments for Women"
 'I-Thou shalt not talk all the time; for verify thy husband may wish to be heard al rare inter- NaIs.
 ''2-Th7u shalt love thy hus- band, if it he possible, and pre- pare for him such food as he provides, if for the palate and at regular intervals.
 "&-Thou shalt uot mrjIlr in 'ho purely masculine affairs Of thy husJald
 "4-Thou shalt not ,pond hours at the telephone in useless EOS sip for y,rly there may be other parties on the line whose busi- ness may be Of importance.
 "5--1hou sualt not boast Of thy husband before men.
 "i-WA,n thou shalt quarrcl wilh thy husband or when thou tudvth it necessary 10 scuIl him, make i, suappy and ior-' f .-.
 "7-Thou shall be patient with Thy husbands shortcomings.
 "S -- Thou shalt not make maid servant Of thy husband eX- cept in grave emergencies,
 "9-Thou shalt not give thy thought wholly to dressing.
 "lo--Hemembcr that al times it is good for thy husband 10 be alone. At such times thou shalt not disturb thy hUsband.'
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SHOWS
 FACE STRONG OPPOSITION
Protest 10 Be Registered Tonight at Hearing On Petition by
 Thcatcr Interests.

Church leaders. representatives of the Civic safety league and mcm- bers of the Exchange club will make up the bulk of opposition 10 enact ment of an ordinance 10 permit Sunday afternoon motion picture shows when this proposal comes before the ordinance committee at public hearing tonight at 7:30 o'clock, in city hall.
 Theatcr interests and group of businessmen located in the center of the city are signcrs of a petition to legalize Sunday afternoon shows The Protestant Ministers associa- ton. the Civic Safety lcague and the Exchange club have filed protests asking that they be heard in their arguments against the proposition. An unofficial poll of the council be against adoption of Sunday afternoon movie show ordinance.
 More than loo men, at the rainy day session of Everyman's Bibl" class yesterday. stood on their feet and voted their protest against al lowing Sunday afternoon shows in the theaters. The vote was put by Attorney M. H. Camp, president of the class. and all but 10 or l2 stood up There were If present.
 The class voted 10 have Attorney Camp or a delegate 10 be appointed by him appear at. the hearing be- fore the common council commit tee this evening and express the of the class at the hear ing on the question.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
GUN SHOTS HALT
 CHICAGO DINNER
Argument Over S265 Bill h.
 lures Three Patrons

Chicago, Oct. 1o LPl-An argu- , ment over a bill of $2.G5 halted dancing in the Oriental Garden res taurant on the north side shortly after midnight today and prccipi- tated a fight Tn which three patrons, including a woman, were shot, one perhaps fatally.
 Half a hundred customers later went to the Rogers Park police sta ton 10 give varying accounts Of the affray which sent George Dryorak 29, to a hospital with a serious ab- domnal wound, and which resulted in the less serious Wounding of his companion. Miss Isabelle Symons. F. and Clarence Lloyd, another patron.
 D. S. Yeo, the Chinese proprietor told officers that h. omptiod his rc- yolver when Derorak, after r7fus- ing to pay the full bill, had knocked him down. Yco said Dcvorall and his party Of three were disturbing the others and that after being or dered 10 leave peyorak wont from table to table, smashing glassware and china.
 T asked LDqm for Jhar cheek, Yeo said, and one of the men threw it on the floor. A woman grabbed me by the throat and shook he. The others ran downstairs and came back with an automobile crank with which they began break ing dishes. Then l broke away, and got the gun from the cashiers desk 10 protect myself and stop the wreckage ot the place.
 Two detectives who invceHgatod said Mrs. J. ]. Walgron was the woman who shook Yco, Sho and Neo were arrested. Her husband. who was the fourth member of Devorak's party. disappeared during the hubbuh and orders were issued for his arrest
 Miss Symons Was shot in the foot. 1loyds wound was n bullet crease in the calf of the log. Several women fainted and others were knocked down in the rush for the exit as the shooting began.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
COMMITTEE TO PROCEED
 WITH SYNAGOGUE PLANS
Cor Grcgation Sons of Israel Votes Fer New House of Worship and
 Community Center.

A resolution favoring the erection of a new synagogue and community center was adopted last night at a meeting of the Congregation Brcth- ron sons of Israel al a special meet ing Ht the synagogue at Chestnut and Elm streets. The president of the congregation, George Berson was empowered to appoint an cX- ecutivc committee of 15 members to take the work in hand.
 The committee will be authorized 10 make preliminary plans and to devise ways and means for the erec-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
PLAINVILLE NEWS
Continued from Page Soven)

street, Naugatuck, until her parents return 10 Waterbury 10 live. Her father is at present foreman Of the plumbers and steamtttcrs at the Avon Old Farms college.
 Wallace Bunnell, student at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, x. Y, spent the eek-cnd at his home on Broad street. l.
 The work of rstching mp the sur facing on the western part of Broai street was begun this afternoon.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Eustis Of Whites Crossing.
 The Wc-Uns club will meet this evening with Mrs William $. Cham bcrlnin Of SC Broad street.
 William Calmhach of Pine street, .ntcred 20 birds in the poultry com
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
NERIDEN MAN JAILED
Said tO Have Given Wife Part of Money Obtained by Forging Check
 saying II Was for Overtime Work

New Haven, Oct. 10-l.ouis Dean Of Meridcn. after pleading guilty to d charge Of forgery, today was sent to jail for six months. He has a wife and three children.
 The police presented evidence that Dean, a painter, while working in the office of Arthur W, Eolte, here, stole blank bank check, made it out for $69.S0, signed Mr. Rolfe's name 10 it, and the next day cashcd it at bank Mr. Rolfe in looking over his cancelled checks. found this one and reported to the police that his signature had been forged
 Dean. it was stated in court, gave his wife S54 Of the money, saying II was for Overtime work"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
BRISTOL NEVIS
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fined S2o and costs by Judge Will liam J. Malone and the frequenters were each fined S1 and costs.
 Parcnt-Tcachcr Meeting
 The first fall meeting of the Par unt-Tracher association of the North Side school will be held at s o'clock 1his evening. Plans for the winter season will be outlined.
 Rchearsals for "Thc Jade Dolr'
 Tho cast for tho presentation of "1hc Jade Doll" at the Community th"ater on October 20th and 2lst. was announced this morning hy the Community Players as follows: Wutsu, a Japanese noblcman-
 ...................,. Arthur Jopson Saku-Su, daughter of Wutsu-
 .,..........,.... Hester Girard kcekimo, q young merchant
 .................. Harry Olmstead O-Tush ......,...... Gaylord Cook Thinoro, sujtor of Sal,l-Su--
 ................ Charles Joy Yamosan ..... William D. Dow kirp ......,.. Alma Rode Quill Pen ........ Horace Staples { 'ologne Bottle .... Beatrice Chapin St. John ........... Claude Terrell Olga ...... Edith Mink Rose ........... Grace Beach Lionel ........ Thomas Brosnan Group Loadors:--
 Girls Charlotte Ellison Peacock Feather Fans
 ...,.....,..... Ruth Hitchcock Dancing Dolls ..... Azilda H"hcrt Jewel Bearers ... Raymond CrUmb
 Beatrice Chapin Jewels .,......... William ToWle Boys ....... Charles Joy Maids ...,.. Edith Mink Ficurines .,,,.... Phyllis Sessions
 One or nor" groups are sChed- uled for rehearsal every night this week under the direction of Miss Della Church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY

F.lsio and Frod CIarKson rntor- taincd 26 friend at their homo. 37 Bradley street on Saturday after noon the occasion being Eisie's Sth birthday and Frod's tenth. Both received numerous presents. An en- joyable afternoon was spent.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Man Jailed Pending
 Wife's Death Probe

Youngstown. O. Oct. 10 R-An- drew Ba}og. -. was in Jail here to- day while police investigated the Killing last night of his wife, Ethel, I9 and her I9 month old son, Eddie.
 Balog said he came home just in time 10 see a man strike his wife and jump through q window. The mother died almost instantly and the child was killed when if fell from her arms, police said. Balog was arrested, they said, when they found discrepancies in his story.
 Noighbors declared the couple had been quarrcling.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

fined S2o and costs by Judge Will liam J. Malone and the freoucnters were each fined Sl and costs.
 Parent -ICaChcr Meeting
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

be subject to the approval of the congregation as whole. The con- mittCe may eXpend a sum of money not to exceed Sl,000 on the prclim- building.
 The names Of the members of the executive committee will be an- nounccd soon.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

Tn" first fall meeting Of the Par pnt-Tracher association of the North Side school will be held at s o'clock his evening. Plans for the winter season will be outlined.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

petition at the Danbury fair and has been awarded is prizes,
 Miss Thelga Clark of Farnnngton avenue has started q course in H. illustrative drawing in Hartford.
 \ son has been born to MT. and Mrs. John Gunkse Of shuttle Mea- dow road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank r. Usher Of Pennington avenue and Mir. and Mrs. Donald Benjamin Of Strong court made a weekend motor trip to Bear Mountain bridge.
 C. A. Neri is spending few days in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
PRESENTS BEONy,, yiDyrT

Leghorn, Oct, 10 TP)-Dr Tgo Galli, president or the Chicago Fascist society," presented 10 the Leghorr Fascist bronze tablet commemorating Giogio Moriani. ma tive of Loghorn, a Fascist martyr for whom the Chicago Fascist eo- ciety is named
 Dr. Gall eulog.zeI Mori7nl in a speech. The local provincial Fascist secretary responded.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
TRAIN KILLS TWO.

Brantiord. Ont. Oct. 10 tPl-Two persons were killed and a child was critically injured yesterday when struck by a Branttord and Hamilton radial car at Echo Place level cross ing. The dead were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Woodstock, ont.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
FRANCIS LYMAN DIES.

Glencove, N. Y, Oct. 10 Pl-Fran- cis Lyman Hine chairman of the eX- eCutive committee of the First Ma tional bank of New York died at his hOme here yesterday in his 77th year. He was a former president of the Clearing House association.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-03-22
Wfa$nie teraZ cZas
po tenu.
Gas Wielkiego Postu

Gas Wielkiego Postu - to rozmy-
SLAM rozpamietywan Obecnie tel rozmysamy mad
tenn, by W Sakramencie Pokuty szukac oczyszczenia
sic grzechow, nieprawosci zyciowych. A jako do
bre Katoliczki, gdy tenn myslimy, pameci many
postanowienie poprawy chec do spe{nienia dobrych
vzgledem naszych bliznich uczynkow.
Dobre uczynki So zawsze czase, lecz
Observation-Disclosures do tego pora - to w{asnie czas
Pokuty :w., czas wielkiego Postu. Mysac spefnie-
niu dobrych uczynkow, zastanawamy sic nieraz, jak
do tego sic zabrac, gdze sic udac? dla mas, jako
czfonlxin StoWarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, wcale tax trudnem to ME jest.
lyle jeszcze widzimy polslxich kobiet pol
skich dziewczqt ktore do naszej Organizacji ME
naleza, po wiekszej czesci ME naleza do lad
neso polskiego zespoiu, wiec idzmy do mich ma
mawiajmy, by staiy sic czfonkiniami Stowarzyszena
Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych by do szeregow
naszych sic zapisa}y.
lynn sposobem nietylko ze powiekszymy
szereei nasze, ale jednoczesnie speinimy dobry u
czynel< wobec tych, ktorych do zapisana sic namo-
przyszfosci blogosfawc wan bedzie "a to, zescie ia
nam6wiy, by czlonknia Stowarzyszenia sic sta}a, ze
zycie swe ubezpieczyfa niewiesciej, polskie Or
ganizacj
A wec widzimy jak fatwo jest spelnie-
ME dobrego uczynku pozytkiem dla blizniego, dla
svvej duszy korzyscia dla Organizacji Do tego ty
ko troche dobrych checi potrzeba. A teraz do tego
rodzaju piracy, do agitacji "a wstepowaniem do ma
szych szeregow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pora, jest
najwlasciwszy czas. Zabawy, bale ta1ce chwowo
ustafy, wiec czasu wolnego jest wiecej, ale ten
nalezy umiec wykorzystac pozytkiem dla Organ
ZACH, korzyscia dla bliznch zadowoleniem dla
siebie samych, jake dac moze swiadomosc ze spell
nionego wzgledem bliznich dobrego uczynku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-03-22
Do kolegow Weteran5w Polskich
u Armji Amerykanskiej.
Dlsczeso Powinienes Nalezec do
Zwiazkh Weteranow Amer.
Polskiego Pochodzenia?

! Azeby dac pomoc moralna i
otoczyc ciep1em kultury polskiej
kolegow naszych ktorzy ma woj-
ME utracili zdrowie tulaja sic
po szpitalach amerykanskich.
Azeby utworzyc silna organi-
zacje, "a pomoca ktorej bedzie-
my sic kulturalnie materjalnie
popierac we wszystkich dziedzi-
mach zycia amerykanskiego.
Azeby udowodnic obcym licz-
bami, re stanowimy potezna SHE,
re ME pozwolimy, aby konsty-
tucje Stanow jednoczonych g.
pacznie t}omaczono, falszywie
ia do mas stosowano.
.Azeby bye przednia strata i
najpowazniejsza bronia Polonji
Amerykanskiej ma szowinistow i
zboczencow anglosaskich, zajmu-
jacych urzedy federalne, stano-
we, miejskie i spoieczne.
Azeby, uzywajac mas jako bro
nj poteznej, mogla Polonja uzy-
skac cafkowite r0wnOuprawnienie
W. Ameryce ma wszystkich po-
ZACH.
Azeby sic stac rownorzednym
czynnikiem tworczym a ME bye
jedynie robotnikami wykonaw-
cami obcych pomyslow, ale sa-
mym tWorzyc do wykononia
uzyc sill obcych-jak inni czynia.
| Azeby zawsze wszedzie sta
mac w obronie naszych kolegow
II Polonji wobec w}adz tutejszych
W ktorych my, jako zolnierze,
pos}uch i znaczenie mice powin-
nismy-i mice bedziemy, jezeli
wszyscy bedziemy zorganizowani.
Many tn w Cleveland diva Po-
sterunki do ktorych mozesz przy
staple bez zadnej trudnosci, DO
| Itakowe So zniesione. Posterunek
! Lincoln 13 odbywa swe posiedze
ME w pierwsza niedziele miesia-
ca o godzinie $50 rano we wlas
7 fa.y.sa.~lokalu pod mr.. ~Braod-
way, a Posterunek IA Wilsona
rowniez w pierwsza niedziele mie
SAGA, godzinie Pei po poludniu
we wlasnym lokalu pod nr. 5000
East G5-ta ul
S. A. Krawczyk
Vice kom. ma Stan Ohio
z. w. A. Polskiego Pochodzenia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-03-22

correspondent The Christian Science Monitor dovduje
niemieckich koah adowyh widomosc moiwem uaenu dy
podeca rokowan Polska poski godz
daszej deportaci bywat ieekch Gomego
Saka do ukonzenia ych ukladow wywo gleboke zad
deportacj Me ulega watpo, z cabinet pbuj
Sesemanna Mie jednak
Berinie kompletna
kuacje dony Say ktora, ak zdaac ko dol
die do skutku Tematem ozywonej dykusj Bln sanowko
Chambberlaina stosunku do Posk Ro kok
dyplomacje angska podzs Rdy Ligi Nao
dow Cenevie uwazane Berlne pierwsza ae poekto~
Chambana do antysowieckiego boku pansw. G
ozpozea wynk m bede bardzo dl Polki
mice bedze bardzo wazne eznacze