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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
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w Charbinie rozwiJa zywa
dzia}alnosc Manchuria Research
Society, majac ma eel poznanic
Mandzurji, tel tak mafo znanej
czesci Chin. Ma czele tego to-
warzystwa sto inz kazirnietz
Grochowski, gorn;k, jeden cz3on
kow organizatorow poteznei
kolonji polskiej " Charbinie. Zcr
ganizowai on w r. 1927 ekspe-
dycje do poinocno-ws c odnie
czesci Mongolji i pustyni Cobb.
: EkspedycJa ta, wyslana ra-
mienia Manchuria Research So
ciety, pod jego kierownictwe'n,
moze sig pochlubic pomys!nymi
wynikami swej piracy. Odkryla
ona zbadaia ogromne zloza So
Ii, sody glauberytu, nadsn
znalazta tel czeSci pustyn;
Cobb ma giebokosci 2 i pol me
trow pod powierzchnia ziemi lod
gruntowy, TAX zwana zmarzline
Cgrunt iceD, coby wskazywa-
10 ma to, re obszar ten ma sred-
MIA roczna temperature porizej
zera Celsjusza, gdyz tylko ma
takich obszarach zjawisko 10 wy
stepuje.
Ekspedycja miala do zwalcza
MIA wie!kie trudnosci, szczegoi-
ME powodu braku wody mad
sfonem jeziorem, Szachejte Nor.
Wykopana studnia dala bowiem
wode tax wielka iloscia siarkc
wodoru. re nawet wielbfady pic
jej ME chciaiy. Tylko przypaG-
kowe spotkanie grupy mysliwych
plemienia Solonow, ktorzy vic
Iii soba zapas woody do picia.
wyratowa}o ekspedycje.
Zbadano grup jezior, w kt6
rych okolicy znaleziono rozne
cenne kopaiiny. Badania mad
probkami rozpoezeto jug czescio
wo W Charbinie, ezesciowo W
Berlinie. w okolicy jeziors Ra-
ga Saga Nor znaieziono sgadv
czfowieka przedhistorycznego, jed
nakowoz powodu braku zy,<-
nosci, od}ozono badania mad TEN
zjawiskiem do roku biezacego
Inz. Grochowski dobrze utr7y-
muje tradyeje wielkich polskic}.
bsdaczy Da!ekieeo Wschodu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

cia, ktorego moe ME tylko
kazda wiosna przyrody.
lecz takze z kazda wiosna
dusy naszej wielokroc sic
odradza i trivia niezmien-
ME.
Te wiosne duszy, te wio
sne duchowego odradzan;a
sic, dzwigania sic z ponad
nacisku smutk;ow i trosk
przeroznych, a przedewszy
stkiem ponad ciasnoty j
maiosci ducha, gfosi nam
dzisiaj swieto Zmartwych-
wstania, wzywajac, bysmy
budowali nowy gmach zy-
cia naszego.
Rozko{ysafy sic radosnie
dzwony kosciofow, a pier
81 wiernych, jak SWAT dfu-
gi szeroki, wznosi sic XII
niebu jeden potezny hymn
radosci triumfu :Alleluja!
Alleluja!
swIeta Wielkanocne! To
ME tylko tradycja naszych
Matek, to dla mas Polek ME
tylko pamiatka symbol
Zmartwychwstania Chryst:,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

wolna i niepodleg1a Ojczy-
zne Ojczyzne Zmartwych
wsta1a!
Wysoko wzniosf sic nasz
Orzef Biaiy i wolny zerwal
sic znow do podniebnych
lotow. | staio sic, ze jake
Cory Zmartwychwsta{ej da
lekiej naszej czy Matek ma
szych Ojczyzny W dziesia-
ia rocznice juz przezywa-
my Wielkanoc ME tylko W
swiadomosci, re wolna jest
Ia, dla ktorej Zmartwych-
wstania tax usilnie przez
lata diugie pracowafysmy,
ale ze Polska stale i wy
trwale zdaza do jak maj
wspanialszego rozkwitu
rozwoju.
Radosrem uczuciem prze
TO witamy swieto Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego!
Witamy dlatego, re Wiel
kanoc tegoroczna zastaje
mas, jako czionkinie wspa-
nia}ej niewiesciej Organi-
zacja nasza to juz ME ME
wzrost rozwoj dzieki VIA
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

Tradycyjne swieto Zmar
twychwstania Panskiego
pefne jest ducha radosci !
krzepiacej nadziei. Me tyl
ko dlatego, re zjawia sic
W aureoli blaskow sfonca
wiosennego i wsrod ozyw-
czych powiewow zakwita-
jacej wiosny. Pefne ono
jest ducha radosci i nadzie;
i dlatego, re zawiera sic
W MEM gieboki, pelen wa
gi symbol: triumf wiekui-
sty zycia mad smiercia, zwy
ciestwo niezawodne mocy
zmartwychwstanczej mad
widmem grobowem.
Z cichem drzeniem ga
lack, tracanych powiewem
wiosennego wiatru, sep
tenn tchnien kwietniowych,
pfynacych cd sfonecznego
poIudnia, zdaja sic p}ynac
siowa: Ma mic przemozna
noe zimowa, ma mic jesieni
niszczycielska sifa, ma mic
zfowrogie smierci rozpeta-
ME! Wiekuiste tetno zyc;a
goruje stale ponad smier-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
DASZYNSkI - PRZEWODNlCZA.
CYM SEJMU, A PROF. SZYMAN-
SKI - PRZEWODNlCZACYM
SENATU.

WARSZAWA. - Ma przewodni
czacego sejmu biloxi rzadowy wysu
nal wice-premjera Bartla, a opozy
cja lgnacego Daszynskiego. wick
szoscia giosow wybrany zostaf Da
szynski. Professor Szymanski vii.
ma wybrany zostai przewodnicza
Gym senatu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
Co Tydziiehi
Niiesiie?

"Trwajace jeszcze W niektorych
w..'padksch roznice zdan, niecheci O
scbiste ma tie ambicji lokalnej,
wsrod tutejszego wychodetwa, win
ny bye zapomniane'.
'Polska jest rzecza tax wielka,
ze " obliczu jej wielkosci roznice,
dzielace poszczegolne grupy obo-
zy polakow ma obczyznie, wydawa6
sic musza nieskonczenie male i Ia
tive do zatarcia W imie patrjotyzmu,
ktory tax przeciec SLIME przenika
dusze wychodztwa'.
Oto wyjatki mowy, jaka ma
bankiecie W Cleveland, urzadzonyrn
ma jego czesc, wyglosii p. Ciecha-
nowski, Posei Najjasniejszej Rzeczy
pospolitej Polskiej, akredytowany
przy rzadzie amerykanskim W Wa
sn;ngtonie.
Siowa te mic nam nowego ME mo
via, a jake sa slime, jalsze praw-
dz;we, jake }atwo mogiyby nam
posluzyc "a drogowskaz do ponie-
chania dotychczasowych scezek i
sciezynek, a wejscia ma droge po-
rozumienia, ma droge solidarnej
wtpoipracy, ma droge, jaka ma mas
prowadzic do celu, jakim ma bye
wspolny front poczynan wychods-
twa W wypadkach, jake mas ME
sksoconymi, lecz poiaczonymi "a
stawac powinny. 4
Wspolny front wychodztwa! -
piekne to hasfo, lecz jake trudne
do zreaIizowania W obecnych ma
szych stosunkach.
Lecz mozliwe do osisgniecia -
powiemy smialo - konieczne ma
wet! Drogi prostej jednak szukac
naleiy, ME sciezek czy sciezynek,
ME kretych drozek. Prosto, naprzod
oszukiwania sic, bez tumanienia!
Wspolny front wychodztwa! -
Jakze do tego dojsc, by go Posia-
dae? Przestac sic kfocie? - to
zamalo. Wszak pred przyjazdem
Pana Posla, zawiesilismy chwilowo
wszyscy wasnie nasze ma koiku, po
witalismy dostojnego Goscia, lecz
to jeszcze ME jest wspolny front W
miescie Cleveland, wsrod tutejszej
Polonji! Do tego jeszcze daleko. .,..
Zrozummy sic wspolnie przede-
wszystkiem, uczynmy sobie wzajem
ne moiliwe ustepstwa, oczyscmy "a
nieczyszczona atmosfere spoieczna,
a wtedy mole bye dopiero nova
jakimkolwiek porozumieniu. ktoz
bowiem ma W imie zgody przema-
wiae, czy ci, ktorzy lat pare z re
du roziamy czynili? Czy ci, ktorzy
zb}azniwszy sic kilkakrotnie, jeszcze
czelnose maja pchae sic ma czofo
poczynan prac sposecznych Me
mowimy tu zadnej partji, bo tych
W Cleveland ME znamy, ME mowi-
my tn obozach, bo zadnego z
Mich czionkiem ME jestesmy - mo
wimy jednostkach samolubnych,
szkodnikach spoiecznych, po-
psujach wszelkiego kalibru ga
tunku, o tych, ktorzy wreszcie juz
zrozumiec powinni.
Azeby pojsc po linji, wytknietej
nam przez Pana Posla Ciechanow-
skiego, musimy tyle uzgodnic ma
sze poglady podporzadkowac sic
przewodniej idei, by bye W stanie
dokonae budowy centralnej lokal-
nych, a przy ich pomocy wytwo-
rye wspolny front wychodztwa ME
bedzie dla mas rzecza trudne. Do
tel sprawy powrocimy W nastep-
nych numerach omowimy ia wszech
stronnie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
"BRZOSkWINkA" ZNOW MA
WIDOWNI.

NEW YORK. - "Brzoskwinka"
Eleeman zosta}a oskarzona przez 10
ne obecnego manazera l7-letniej
Franciszki,' kradziez uczuc jei
meza. Pani Allen utrzymuje, ze
podczas jej wizyty we Florydzie,
'Brzoskwinka" zajmowaia jej bu..
duarV,y New Yorku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
WlEZA ZAWALILA SIZE WE
FRANCU.

TOURS. Francja. - Wieza Char
lemagne runeaa halasem, ktory
poruszyf Gale miasto DIVA domv
zostaty zniszczone i ulica zawalona
g:uzami. Wieia wzniesiona bvfa
W J wieku przez zone Charlema-
sne d. Hildegarde Wieza sciagala
licznych turystow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
kAkAi PANAMSkI CHCA MAJ
VAC "kANALEM ROOSEVELTA"

WASHINGTON - kongresman
Tvlor Colorado wn,os} bill donna
e"iae sic nazwania kanalu panan-
sk.ego 'kanaiem Roosevelta'. ku
,zci prezydenta, kt6rv usilnie bu
dove kanalu propagowal.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

Wedlug doniesienia pisn1 war
szawskich, cytadela. ktora z-via
zanych jest tyle wsPomnien ?
okresu stuletnich walk narodu y
niepodlegiosc przejdzie " tyIn
roku rak wojskowych ma VIA
snosc miasta. Ma wydatki zwi,
zane przekazaniem miastu ko,.,
pleksu budynkow cytadeli vista
wioro do budletu nadzwycza inc
go Warsxawy sumo s m;ijonGr'
zfotych w zamian "a cytadel>
gmina ma obowiazek wybudowaC
: dla wojska koszary i domy mic
szkalne ma Pow azkach.
Wartosc zabudowan cytadeii
oblicza sic ma okoio IL miljonow
ziotych. Jest tam l29 budy7-
kow O ogolnej pojemnosci 48i
tys:ecy metrow kubicznych.
w jaki sposob zuzytkowany
bedzie teren cytadeii .cgo 'e-
szcze dokfadnie ME us.alono. -
Projektowane jest przeniesienie
do istnie jacych budyrkow niekto
rych instytucyj mieiskich. pre-
dewszystkiem zas taboru me
skiego.
Oczywiscie, budynki o wa
tosci historycznej jak mp. 10
pavilion, zachowane beda ca.
lynn pie'yzmem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

Zwyczajem tradvcyjnym Matek naszych. racT
Swieta Zmartvyc wstania, Zarzadow Cenralnemu Ia
radon Towarzystw VAN wszystkim Szanowne Panic,
Czon>ine Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych pod opieka swetej Rodziny najserdecz zniej-
zyczenis Wesoiego Allelua dnu wesea radosei
skiadamy. Wszystkego naIepszego Wam, Szanowne
Panic, zyczac OrganzacD Waszej iak awspanial-
rozwoju rozkwitu pozostajemy Wam
zyczliwi oddani
WYDAWNICTWO ADN1lNlSTRACJA
Waszego Organu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

Wielebnemu Polskemu chowienstwu, Bratnim i
Siostrzanym Organizacjom Czionlnom Zarzadu
Zarzadom Grup wszystkm CzIonkiniom Stowarzy
szenia Polek Stanach Zednoczonych pod opieka Maj
swiet. Rodzny takze przyjacioom sympatykom naszej
Organizac, zwyczajem dawnym przez iamy dowego
Organu racji SWAT Wiekanocnych skiadamy
jak ma ajserdeczniejsze zyczena Wesoiego Alleluja!
Ia Zarzad Centralny Stow Polek St. Zjedn.,
LUDWIkA JABkONSkA Prezeska
L. H. DZIEWECZYNSkA, Sekr Jen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

sa, czyli zwycestwo swa- '-arazem swetem kosciel
tia mad ce1nnoscia dobre- hem swietem narodowen'
go mad zlem, zycia mad ho wiemy, ze obecne juz
smiercia ale to da mas jest posiadamy nasza daeka
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

, W<rod choragwi, wsrod latarn
W5rod radosnych dzwonow dzvicku
I Sakramentem swietym W reku
, Eapfan idzie wsrod owczarni
Dwakroc, trzykrot W krag koscio}a
' ldzie narod, g}owy skiania,
silniej jszym giosem VIOLA
! :Allelu ia - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22

Canyon project Gov. 9. e. Young
will be the most stupendous engi-
neering feat since the Panama
Canal" he continued.
Since the time of my first visits
to the southern part of the State l
have been impressed with the great
interest which the people there were
taking in the Boulder Canyon project
and also was impressed with the
manner in which this interest has
been reflected in the columns OF the
Hearst newspapers. I feel certain
that the support which this chain Of
journals gave to the project, not only
in California. but in other sections
of the United States, has had much
to do with creating in the minds Of
the people of other States an ap.
probation of the necessity for this
dam.
Il am glad, therefore. to recognize
the contribution Of the Hearst news.
papers and of many other fine jour-
nails in California and the United
States towards the passage by Con-
gress and the final approval of Pres
ident Coolidge of the Swing.Jo ohnson
BILL.
CARSON CITY, Nevada. Dec. 21
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
UP ON MRS. sANTA's KNEE
Santa Battles Death
For Boy, 8, Shot
Through Head

BERKELEY. Calf, Dec. 22
u.N.s.l Nine year-old Allan Asaro,
shot through the head while
playing with his fathers revolver,
is waiting for Kris .Kringle.
The spark Of life in his sturdy
and chubby body is being su-
stained only by psychology.
He is determined not to die
until Santa Claus comes.
In that whisper lies the marvel
of the child's battle against death,
DR.. f. II. Van Tassel gave today
as his opinion of the. astounding
vitality OF the little chap.
Although Allan is fighting
gamely against the approach of
death. surgeons declare there is
no hope for his recovery.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
HOME IS FIRST
SAY WOMEN
IN HOUSE

Continued from First Page)
social obligations. which keep them
busy shopping and attending bridge
parties and teas. l believe that
every womans first duty is TO her
children. and I am glad that my
opportunity for service in Congress
came after my children were grown.
If they were small, the matter
might be debatable."
Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, Re.
publican Congresswoman from
Massachusetts. said that the answer
depends upon the Individual woman,
her children and the financial
status OF the family.
Under some conditions 1t Is
perfectly possible for mother to
both be a member of Congress and
look after her children she said.
But IL her children were not
healthy. if she could not have
good governess or n she otherwise
were forced to neglect them, she
should choose the home"
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
GOOD FELLOWS
HAVE & DAYS
LEFT

Continued from First Page.)
come on Christmas morning. with
the realization that Santa has
passed them by, Is ever so keen.
You must know, from your own
childhood, the extent to which you
planned on the visit Of Kris Kringle
and your own little ones are the
glorious reflection of those never
to be forgotten days.
But IL your children were facing
Christmas Eve, with no use in
hanging up their stockings, with
no. need for being extra good. :
with no slightest hope for the big
surprise. nor the beautiful tree,
nor the sugar plums and turkey
dinner that Is almost foregone
conclusion on the day OF days,
would your heart be as glad.
1t certainly would not, it could
not. Nor will the hearts of more
than hundred mothers, know real
doomed to the sad fate that is
surely theirs unless you and many
others, jump into the fight today
AACAp lHG GOO1N II L4AAAAOW CNi-
tor out.
Food and Clothes
Food, food. that, more than any.
thing, is the one thing we must
not let these people go without on
that day. When you are sending
in your orders, couldn't you man.
age to add just a little 10 the
number of the articles and make
up a basket for one of these
families?
Clothes. Have you nothing that
would enable a little girl or boy
to join his fellows in school. or a
mother, to go out and seek work?
Many of these children have rot
one complete outfit suitable for a
winter day.
Come on, telephone the editor,
Main $3.50 and say you will take
family. Don't think Of race dis
tinctions. Remember hunger and
cold are frightful fore anyone.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
Priest to Celebrate
% Years Service

The twenty.fifth anniversary OF
the ordination to the priesthood Of
the Rev. Father Alonzo J. Olds will
be celebrated tomorrow at st. Au-
sustineis Catholic Church.
eTIigh mass viii be observed at
IL a. m. A reception win be held
in the basement Of the church, fol-
lowing the vesper service.
The Rev. Father Olds has spent
his enrire priesthood in the service
Of st. AugIGtine's Church. He was
ordained by the late Cardinal Glib
bons on December 10, 1903. He
was appointed assistant pastor Of
the church January Ill, 1904 and
elevated to the pastorate in 1919.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
z ARRESTED
ASRESLuT I
Of DEATH
PROBE
CONTINUED from First Pagel

CONTINUED from First PageJ
and Coroner S. Ramsay hewitt ex-
perienced great difficulty in eliciting
coherent answers from the Wit.
nesseS.
According to testimony, the body
of Woodson was found IN one of
the rooms of the establishment Wlth
his head badly battered in. After
notifying a number of people, a
partv James removed the tele-
phones from the room.
The men were taken into custody
after sam Beard. widely known
local sportsman, had been named
by witnesses as operator OF the
s.club" in which Woodson's body
was found Tuesday.
The Kelly woman, witnesses testl.
fled was seen at the Tenth Street
address the day Woodson was slain.
she was quoted by detectives as
saying that she had argued with
Woodson repeatedly.
Delayed Report, Claim
Barbour testified that as soon as
he heard of the murder. he called
Beard by telephone. He quoted
Beard as instructing him to remove
all signs of gambling before report
ing Woodson's death to the police.
James Davis, coIored, fireman of
the building, was quizzed until
late hour by Assistant United States
Attorney Neil Burkinshaw yester.
day afternoon. Davis admitted that
he was probably in the building at
the time OF the murder. but declared
that he heard no sounds of fight
ing or of disturbance of any kind.
He is being held for further investi-
cation however.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
Bernard Harding Will !,
Join Cans Xmas Party

Bernard Harding, tobaccqnist,
whose place of business is across
the street from Saks store. has
joined hands with Isaac Cans in
dispensing Christmas happiness for
the youngsters.
Mr.. Cans is, giving 100 overcoats
from Saks store to as many lucky
youngsters on Christmas morning.
Now Harding has communicated
with Cans and asks that after the
youngsters have gotten their coats.
they be sent over to his store,
where he will fill the pockets with
candies.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
Wilkins v | n s
GEOGRAPHIC
PRAISE
BY Uniyersai service

BY GmIVeFhA1 service
Cart. sir George Hubert Wilkins,
commander OF the Wilkins-IIearst
Antarctic expedition. has taken an
important step forward In the gi-
gantic task of exploring the great
south polar continent in the dis
coyery that Grahamland. hitherto
thought a peninsula, is an island
instead, officials of the National
Geographic Society declared here
yesterday.
wilkins describes his discovery
and the ditficult flight that made
il possible Ia a dispatch from his
base a; Deception Island. Just south
OF South America.
He tells low he and Lieut.. Carl
Ben Eielson. his pilot. flew over the
volcanic mountains Of Grahamland
and found wide strait" sepa-
rating the mountains from the con.
tinent proper.
Maps Of the Geographic Society.
al accurate as any maps now in
existence. show Granamland as a
thick finger of land attached to
and pointing out from what is
thought to lie the mainland.
The significance Of wilkins dis
covery the society says. may be
that much of what Is imagined
continuous land around the South
Pole is in reality broken up into
isla nds. or at least that fringe OF
such islands borders the continent
proper. Thus. the whole concep.
ton of what Antarctica is like may
be changed
Vast Continent
Whereas the North Pole is To-.
Gated in q region of sea and rel
atfveIy low land, the South Pole
is 8 900 feet above sea level on
vast continent larger than Aus.
tralia or the United States. This
continent is the greatest blind
spot" as unknown regions are
called. In the world
In the valleys Of the far north.
the summer sun brings moss. grass
and flowers: and so bears. wolves,
foxes. rabbits. musk oxen and carl
bou are able to live there.
But the bleak plateaus and noun.
tains of the Antarctic are blanketed
perpetually with snow and ice and
no vegetation can grow there. Birds
frequent the edge of the ice barrier,
subsisting on creatures OF the sea-
but it Is known that no animal
life possibly could exist in the inte'
rior for lack OF food.
The Wilkins aerial expedition un-
doubtedly will augment the infor'
nation contained in the now very
meager maps of the south polar
continent. These maps mostly are
blank with a few small patches OF
known territory along the coast and
one or two narrow paths penetrat-
ing inland.
Takes Unfamiliar Route
The best known region is the land
directly south of New Zealand
traversed by Shackleton. Scott and
Amundsen. This is the Byrd route
wilkins is approaching the interior
from a different direction. much
less familiar to explorers and con
siderably further from the Pole.
The world is still hazy in regard
to the high mountain ranges near
these two gateways to the south
And almost nothing is known o.
the land lying near the Pole and
between ii and Africa. South Amer
ic.A. the South Pacific and the South
3nA4an Ocean.
Explorers cannot sail along the
coast OF this continent, because the
great ice barrier and pack ice keeps
ships at a distance sometimes o.
several hundred miles, Only in I
few isolated places has this barrier
heen penetrated and the actual lanc
reached.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
Thirteen Club Makes
w. w. Wheeler Head

William w. Wheeler was elected
president of the Thirteen Club at
the annual meeting of the organiza.
ton at the Willard Hotel Thursday
evening.
Other officers elected were War
ren n. Schoonnaker, vice prest-
dent; James r. Armour. secretary;
Robert l.. Houser, treasurer: David
r White. parliamentarian, and
Dewey Zirkin marshal.
Wheeler is the chief statistican
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22


Calvin Coolidge
will reflect credit
to his Admins
tration for in
augurating t h =
Sc on d largest
engineering proH
ect ever under
taken by t h e
u. s. Govern.
ment. Governor
&. c. Young said
In a statement
here today.
THE Boulder
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
PLANE YIELDS TO TRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. a. Eleven pas
sengers who left Detroit yesterday
in a Ford plane completed their
trip to Chicago by train today. The
pilot landed. during a blizzard, at
Battle Creek rather than take a
chance on continuing in such dan.
gerous flying weather.
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FRENCH LAWYER SHOT

PARIS. Dec. % 1.N.s).-Former
States Attorney ITachot, who prose-
cuted the Alsatian autonomists at
Colmar last May, was shot twice in
the abdomen today at the threshold
of his home. The would-be assas.
sin. a professional bell ringer. es.
capped.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
SHOOTS BURGLAR SON

CASSELL, Germany. Dec. q
S).-Police Sergeant Raus shot
and seriously wounded youth to.
day whom he caught trying tc
burglarize building. The youth
proved to be his own son, Albrecht
Both we're surprised. Albrecht put
up q battle against arrest, despite
his wound.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22

SANTA FE, N.
NJ. Dec. 22 u.Ns
S.1.Gov. Rich
ard c. Dillon, Of
New Mexico. to-
day expressed
satisfaction for
the State Of New
Mexico as the
Boulder Dam bill
became a law.
I'VE are very
glad the Presi-
dent signed the
Ro,IISIer Dam hill
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he people Of Ne
vada, /" Gov. J.
c. Balzar said
here today.
Marvellous de-
velopment viii
follow in South
ern Nevada. We
are especially
pleased that the
interests Of our
State are pro-
te & ted through
amendments to
the bill and n
- = nr.r .rnrr.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22

s CARSON CITY. Nevada. Dec. p
n.N.s.) BY his signing of the
swing-J Johnson bill, authorizing con-
struction Of high dam at Boulder
Dam Canyon. on the Colorado River,
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
WITH THE CHRIsT child AT BETHLEHEl

WITH THE CHRIST CHILD BETHLEHEM
their trial
the johnson School At latter place Ghinas play Was given TIE R
Marion Trio The the e
Sobotka
Miss
of
all the little playground
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
DIES IN PLANE CRASH

SHERBROOKE, Quebec Dec. g
u.N.S.l-Marcel Fortier, IS, Of
Sherbrooke, was instantly killed
and K. o. Champagne, 40. of Mon.
treal, suffered a broken leg when
their airplane crashed hereA In a
snowstorm.