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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-02
VICTORY TRAIN
SPEEDS WITH
HOOVER
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seen wreck or an accident. am
the living evidence Of the care and
responsibility Of trainmen.'
a throng estimated at $4,000
chsered Hoover as he moved from
his train to nearby speaking plat
form at Cumberland. Surrounded
BY demonstrative audience, which
frequently halted his prosperity key
note with bursts Of enthusiastic APP
plause, Hoover declared his conf
dence that s't1e American people
wish it continued"
For Il second time Hoover disa-
vowed materialism as the true spirit
Of American prosperity.
Successful democracy rests
wholly upon the moral and spiritual
quality Of its people" he said with
driving emphasis. Material pros.
psrity and moral progress must
march together il we would make
the United States that Common
wealth so grandIy conceived by its
founders, to match the expectations
OF our people, must have constant
regard for those human values that
give dignity and nobility to life."
Crowds Along Route
The first leg Of Hoover's trans
continental journey to the ballot
box was along the route of the
historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
which was surveyed in the early
day OF American nationhood BY
George Washington and later be-
came the center of violent political
strife in the administration of John
Quincy Adams.
Crowds in which many traced
their ancestry to the revolutionary
period burned red flares at tiny
weather worn railroad stations as
the Hoover train sped through. At
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, symbol Of
another major episode Of American
history, q fhrong OF several thou
sand cheered the candidate as he
waved a friendly greeting from the
rear platform Of his car.
A similar reception greeted the
special during its brief stop al
Brunswick, Md, at Martinsburg, w.
Va, approximately 10000 persons
met the train. Here, too, Hoover
greeted the assemblage with cordial
gestures from the rear platform.
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Socialists Will Hold
Rally In Potomac. Va

A campaign rally. In the interests
of the Socialist party ticket will be
held in the town hall in Potomac.
va, Saturday night. The ticket Is
headed by Norman Thomas, candi.
date for president, and James
Maurer, candidate for vice. president.
David G. George, campaign man
ager for Virginia, win be the princi-
pal speaker. Other well-knosyn So.
cialists will address the gathering.
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N. I. Turns OUT
F0RS|VNT
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table claims these States as certain
for Smith:
Alabama, ~; Arkansas, Q; Florida,
6: Georgia, ia: Louisiana, 10: Mis-
sissippis 10; North Carolina, ~;
South Carolina, 8; Texas, 20; Vir.
ginia, -; Tennessee, IL; New York,
49, Massachusetts,. 1S; Rhode Island,
5; Missouri, is: Wisconsin. Is; Min
nesota, IL: Montana. 4; Nevada, 3;
Arizona, 8; New Mexico, 8; Nebraska,
8. Total, 25s.
Ciassed as doubtful by the Demo.
cratic tabulators, but leaning strong.
" to Smith are these States
Connections, q: New Jersey, IA;
Maryland, s; West Virginia, 8; Ken
lucky, 13: Oklahoma, 10; Indiana,
IS; Colorado, s. Total, 81.
Like the Republicans, the Demo.
Gratis are not advertising this table,
either As with their rival tabula-
tors, 1t simply represents what the
Democratic big-wigs in the privacy
of their offices consider to be their
bedrock figures Publicly, they do
not admit for a moment that such
States as Maryland and Kentucky
X - ~ III
are doubtful"
The conflicts In these respective
compilations are apparent. Some OF
them are striking, indicating that
some or the most expert calculators
are due to be surprised and disap-
pointed next week.
Both sides claim Missouri's Is
electoral votes as certain for their
man: both sides claim Minnesota
IL as certain; both sides claim little
Arizona's 8.
1t will be noted that the Demo.
Gratis classify as doubtful but lean.
ing to Smith" six of the States
which the Republicans claim posi-.
lively, Colorado, 8; Indiana, Is; Okla
homa, 10; West Virginia, 8; New
Jersey. II. and Connecticut, Z.
Similarly, the Republicans classify
as doubtful eight States which the
Democrats claim with great positive.
ness, Massachusetts,, Is; Montana
4; Nebraska, 8; Nevada, 3; New
Mexico, 3; New York, As; Rhode
Island, 5, and Wisconsin, 13.
Barring landslides, it may well be
that the answer to Tuesdays bal.
loting will be found In these con.
fiicts concerning the so.called doubt.
ful states.
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Drunk Bids for S. Fine,
But Court Raises Him SIS

Arrested on a charge OF intoxica-
ton. Nelson Brooks, colored janitor,
today started bidding with Judge
Gus A. schuldt for the price Of
his release. in Police Court.
Suppose we make It $5,n sug-
gested the prisoner.
II raise that bid S.. the court
replied. sTen dollars Is the min.
imum fine for intoxication.
Brooks pleaded guilty. He said
he had started working for a new
boss and celebrated by taking a few
drinks. Judge SchuIdt compared
his abb unfavorably with the good
speech" he made on his last appear
ance III court. which resulted In his
release from an intoxication charge.
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PROMINENT IN CHARITY SHOW
Cir, IL, Faces Court
Fcr Begging Cash
For Burial

PHILADELPHIA Nov. z 1T
seemed Ike good idea to Mar
garet. and while It lasted It was
profitable. But. unfortunately
Tor her. she Is beginning to learn
the ways Of justice.
Margaret. who Is just IL. stood
sadfaced III the Juvenile Court
while her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Mcguire. told judge Leopold kC.
Glass All about II. The charge
was inccrrigibility.
It's not only that she runs
away from home, and won't obey
me. and stays out sometimes all
night, your honor. the mother
said. "but one time she went
from door to door ii the neigh
borhood. collecting money for
blowers. And she never bought
any"
Judge Glass looked puzzled for
moment, undetermined as to-
what could Be so criminal about
collecting money for flowers.
until the mother explained.
You see. your honor. " she said,
''she told the neighbors I was
dead. and that the flowers we're
pa 3 4
for me. =
a startled expression passed
over the face OF the judge.
Margaret, he said, Il guess
I'll have to send You to ST.
Joseph's protectory at Norris
town, and place an order on your
father for support"
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Wife Takes Burglar
For Husband Goes
Back 10 Sleep

HACKENSACK, m. u, Nov. -
Mrs. Alex AlfscIitiIer half
awoixe iii her room on the second
floor of her home st 2 o'clock
in the morning and saw what she
took to be her husband crossing
the room 1T the foot Oe her bed.
Re had i fIashIignt III his hand.
what On earth are YOU doing
in here with that fiashlight and
what time ID ft3'' she said, half
asleep. The man said, Only
about IL o'clock and I'm just
going da,wnstairs. Z So Mrs. Ait.
schuler went to sleep again.
When she happened to ask her
husband in the morning what he
had been doing providing around
the house in the night Mr.. Alt.
schuler said that he had not been
near her room and had been
asleep from an early hour III his
room adjoining hers.
Examination Of his wardrobe
disclosed that fourteen suits Of
clothes and several articles of
small value had been removed BY
the quick. witfed intruder.
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WHY'S Gives $4,000
For Hoover Campaign

A donation of $4,000 by John N.
WHY'S, Toledo Ohio auto manufac.
furer, was announced today by the
Republican National Committee.
'aThe great work Herbert Hoover
has already performed In developing
our export trade, and his ability to
have that policy continued In the fu.
ture, Ii worth millions of dollars In
service value to our manufacturers,
and the wage earners engaged In
making products to be sold In for
elgn countrieg.n said WiIlys.
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Vacant apnrtnaents IN MI sections 81
Wnalinatom are listed for rent III tha
Classified rental columns remd senA
over.
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FIRE GIRL DIES,
MYSTERY
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did not know that Hitchcock had
broken his leg.
States Attorney A. w. smith
declared today he would have All
x-ray picture taken of Hitchcock 1
leg to make sure the limb was
really broken.
jealousy Angle
Among the latest theories held
by Investigations was that Miss
Knaak might have been burned
elsewhere while unconscious or
doped and then brought to the
basement. Also, they entertain the
theory that there might ba :
woman In the case, q jealousy
angle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-02
London Hears Mellon
MAY Be u. S. Ambassador

LONDON, Nov. "A report was
circulated here today that the post
OF American ambassador to Eng.
land may be offered to Andrew w.
Mellon, present Secretary or the
Treasury at Washington. Govern
nnent officials and the press united
In praising the work Of Alanson B.,
Hou1hton, the retiring American
ambassador.
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RAPs SMITH VIEW

W. w. Everett, president of the
Washington Board of Trade. mem
Der of the Hoover Minute Men,
attacked Gov. Alfred II. Smiths
recent animadversions upon District
! Of Columbia finances in radio
address over station WMAL last
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EAST SIDE pills.
BACK SMITH
CAUSE
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now lives With his family in AIS
former home At rs Oliver st.
ne was ! hit - the Irish land
lord (the villain. In the play Cory
KincheIla which means Con, the
shiftless. And ne had fine speak
ing parts III colleen Dawn and
May Blossom, and s'The Long
Strike. And how I laughed myself
sick when as young fellow he
played the part Of OpheIia, 4 col
Ored girI. why. Al was full Of the
dickens iii those days. =
McCaddin removed q picture from
the wall. 1t had been up there
years and years. There was the
cast Of SIS. Sure enough, sitting
near Father James Curry, the
church pastor, was Al. And there,
not Tar away. was q skinny kid
named Jimmy Walker, an actor. ton.
And there aT1-Tight near al, /"
McCaddin pointed proudly.
East Side "SOlid"
The old Irish gentleman with
sparkling eyes eagerly told what a
fine boy All was-'so good to his
mOthere his uprieEtness as a
young man: how everybody liked to
see him because she cheered you
up; of his ability 40 q mixer"
and story teller; how every local
gathering he attended always turned
to him for leadership because he
had brains; how he rose in local
politics with the aid Of Tom Foley;
how casually he took success and
how his friends missed Al when
he went to Albany.
why, when Al Smith left the
fourth ward 1T decayed, McCaddin
exclaimed.
Switching to the politics OF the
hour, MeCaddfn remarked.
IT don't know Of 4 single person
on the whole East Side that - for
Hoover"
A visit to, AIS former home at
rs Oliver st. quickly revealed that
he will receive ten votes from this
residence Mr.. and Mrs. McCaddin,
their two sons. Andrew and Walter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Justin O'Malley, John Turner
and his daughter Margaret Turner.
Every vote in the house.
Tale or Two Lamps
Across the street Is one Of AIS
strongest supporters, JeW-Morris
Sunshine. g. laundrymaIl. He revels
In telling you he washed al Smiths
shirts for 30 years--and still doesI
He took this reporter upstairs. In
his home and showed one OF his
most treasured possessions-an old.
fashioned lamp that AL gave him
when he left the neighborhood for
Albany.
This lamp has historical. value, !"
declared Sunshine, and wouldn't
sell 1t for $1,000"
Mrs. Sunshine was proud or some
thing else--a letter from Al. In it
the Governor expressed regret that
he couldn't get to Oliver Street in
time to attend her daughters we'd
dingi two years ago.
Every night at the downtown
Tammany Club; just around the
corner from Oliver Street, there
gather. all the old companions Of
Al-and they talk politics far into
the night. Everything else Is for
gotten. In front of this club is q
huge electric light sign that lights
UP the community like q great
brilliant every night. The old fell
lows tell. you that this great red,
white and blue sign, with its flag,
and al Smith, for president. has
$50 electric light globes and that i
cost $4,000.
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SzkoIy autoInobi|istow

Wzrastajaca kazda godzina nemal ilosc wy
padkow ACKNOWLEDGMENT sk@ania zarowno adminst-
szenia zdrowonosci opiek do przedsebrania wszel-
kilku miastach W kraju wsr6d -tych naszym sta
ME Ohio perwsze Toledo przystepuje do zaiozenia
szkofy automobist6w kt6rej korzystac dypomy
ukonczenla otrzymac moga ucznowie trzezwi, obda-
rzeni zdroWymi zmys}ami bezkonnym rumakiem
naezycie obeznani. Me sama swiadomosc powozenia
odgrywa wyszkolenie zapewniajace uzyskane dypo-
mu, oWszem, to schodz ostatni plan; natomast u
czen musi wperw poznaG budowe maszyny do najdro-
bniejszych je czesci sposoby dawana sygnaow prze-
strzegania takowych by wdok jakiegokowiek ME
bezpiecze1stwa ME racac przytomnosci umysu, IDOL
ny by4 Wypadkom Zapobiec swoje i nnych zdrowie
szwank ME wystawiac, mienia swego i nnych ME
nszczyt.
Szkoy autonobilist6w maja zapewnene koope-
ratywy adminstracji mast jak teorja pod kierow-
nictwem zawodowych nauczyciei, praktyka odbywac
sic bedzie pod dozorem opeka policj, by tym sposo
benz przyuczyc automobist6w przestrzegana sygna-
low swietnych i regu4 trafiki ulicach miast. W
miastach stanowczo zawele zdarza sic wypadk6w ko-
zji fatalnym skutkami nastepstwach, zawele
niszczy sic dobytku skutkiem neznajomosci nalezyte
60 kierowania samochodam konstrukcja ktorych
wiekszosci automobistow obca skutkem braku tel
osatniej powozacy ME stanie zapobegac nieszcze
sciu w6wczas nawet gdy przez przytomnosc umyslu i
gruntowna znaomosc konstrukcji auta, niekiedy wy
padkom zapobiegac MONA.
Wypadki automoblowe ME powstaja zarzadzenil
OpatrZnoSci. Prawda, Opatrznosc Boza mad
mi, ale gdybysmy ME srzegl sic sami, OpatrznoSc
ME oca cd nieszczescis dlatego tez powiada
nasze przysowie: "Strzezacego sic Pan Bog strzeze"
Ne MONA powiedzec, re sta} sic wypadek bo sic sta
DO uniknac go by}o niepodobna. Kolizja rezutatem
strzaskania maszyny zabce lub poranienie przechod
fDokohczenie 4-ei stronieI.
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Majowy Obchod

Cd dawnych juz czasow Polsce uroczyscie swie-
como rocznice Konstytucji 3go Maja Nawet pesh pol
ska sara}a sic upamienic te chwile posenka maju
sowach: Witaj maj, cudny raj dla Poakow Sci maj -
- S4owa te jakoby staraja sic przypomnac znaczenu
Konstytucji 3go maja dla Polakow.
Zwyczaj uroczystego swiecenia Konstytuc 3-go
maja przedosta} sic do mas, Wychodztwo. Rok
roczne cd weu, wielu lat Polonja Ameryce uroczy-
styml obchodam staraia sic wyrazac uczucia dla
dalekej Oczyzny hold naezny sk}adaja tw6rcom VIE
kopomnego aktu odradzania sic Narodu tw6rcom Kon
stytucji 3-go Maja.
Zauwazyc sic dale, re obchody narodowe wogole
zaczynaja powszedniec mody wychodzc wsr6d Wy
chodztwa. szkoda welka, bo chwile wazne dziej6w
Narodu Polskiego naezy sobie czesto przypominac -
Nasza tn Polonja rok roczne obchody takie urzadza
zwyczaj ten piekny zachowuje Tegoroczny obchod ma
Jowy ku uczczenu pamiatk Konstytucji 3-go maja 3D.
bedzle sic - jak zreszta to bywao po inne lata
nledzlele dnia 1890 maja b. r: u4
Obchod odbedzie sic jeden, jednym czasie, jak
byc powlnno Zdaje Sic juz wiece powt6rza sic
sceny odbywania paru obchod6w jednym dniu lecz
lnnym czase urzadzanych przez poszczeg6lne ugru
poWana Plekny giest uczynH komitet majowy przez
przyJecle uchwafy posiedzeniu a opiewajacej
re W roku bezacym zfozony bedze wieniec cd amery-
kanskej organizacji Sons of Revoluton', aka rok
rocznle udzaf bierze obchodze TAXI wienec sk}ada
drugl zfozy reprezentant Rzadu Posego trzeci VIE
nlec zfozony zostane cd Polon miasta Cleveland Jest
to eden juz krok naprzod ku zdazanu uzgodnenia po
gladoW DO tego stale i wytrwae zdazac powinnsmy
aoy tam gdzle sic rozchodzi imie Polski gdze sic
rozchodzl sprawy og6lne spoleczne narodowe -
oysmy tam Jeden wsp6lny, sodarny front tworzyl
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-01
WiQcej Czasu Wiecej piracy

Wiosna nadesz}a MIA dni ciep4ejsze, promien-
nejsze, asniejsze jake cd szeregu mesiecy wycze
kwa}ysmy necierpiwoscia. Niezupefna wprawdzie
jest ia radosc, bo chociaz juz wiosna zawta4a
lecz czasie tym niestety ME mozemy powedziec
roku biezacym re jest napekniesza pora roku. Pogo
da ME ustaita sic Jeszcze many wiee dni pochmur
nych, dn s}onych, wcae do wiosennych podobnych
jak niekt6re cz}onkinie usmiechem ma ustach
tenn wspomina}y. Ale to rych}o przemnie, PREDICT
nawet - jak same przypuszczamy. Wiosenne s}ohce
W ca4ej swej krase opromieni ziemie darzyc be-
die zdrowodajnymi promieniami Odetchniemy
bodnlej pe4na persia nabierajac swiezego powetrza
poddostatkiem bosmy spragnone, spragnione tego
ozywczego basamu, kt6ry koi rany zycowe zabiznia,
sill otuchy do codzienne byt walki naszej dodae
Dni pekne ME dozwola przesiadywac w do
mu Spieszyc bedziemy, by chwilach wolnych cd CO.
dzienne piracy jak najwiecej poza domem spe-
dzac napawac sic rozkosza dni cieplejszych ustao-
ne pogody wiosennej. Ale wiemy takze i O tenn, ze
wiosna przynosi soba wele noWych zatrudnie vie
lie noWych zaJec luz to w domu, juz to przy domu
nawet poza domem. Kedy Gaia natura ida sic usmie-
cha do nowego zyca sic budz; kiedy s}onko wyga-
da ponetnej i }askawszem okiem spoglada
my pragniemy, by do nowego porzadku przyprowadzc
nasze mieszkania, by odswezyc uporzadkowac odma.
lowac ponaprawiac - gdzie tego potrzeba zajdze.
I przy domach naszych praca ma mas czeka Tu
TaWnlk nalezy do jakegos porzadku przyprowadzc,
tam podw6rko uprzatnac by przyzwoity wdok dawa-
49, oWdze cos zreperowac naprawic, cos upekszyc
uporzadkoWac, a Jeszcze gdzeindziej bye moze
W tyle poza donem wieksza czeSc podw6rka jakoby
sama sic pros, by ia uprawic czems zasac A kom-
blk pred gankiem, porcem zwanym, ME zaszkodz
oko radowac bedzie lecie; pleceh zasadzona wio-
sna, zapewni nam cienia poddostatkem czase dni
skwarnych.
Jest Wiec piracy niemiara, ale to w czasie
wiosennych dni wieczor6w trudno zazwyczaj domu
usiedziec wiec chwia wonego czasu tez snadne zna-
lesc sic moze. Ten wolny obracac mozemy ma
poczynek caodziennej naszej piracy, ecz urzadzmy
czasie wolnym wieczorami mozemy' precise sic gdzes
by powietrzem swiezem odetchnac w czasie pre-
chadzki ME trudno bedzie znajome nasze odwe-
dzc, sasiadkami pogwarzyc, sprawach organzacyj-
nych pomoWic Ami sic spostrzezemy. jak jedna uda
nam sic przekonac druga nam6wic pozyskac do SEE
regow Stowarzyszena Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Praca da organzacji bye prowadzona zawsze. ME
moze ME pownna ustawac juz cd mas samych "a
ley, jak sobe podzielimy, by odpoczynek
pewnic sobie i dla rozwou Stowarzyszena korzystne
popracowac
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siosowanu dosye cba obywae
prawka updl zaldw glosow Nespodzwanym
tutejzej poi miej hyi
bet To pzechyo szale manaiekego
miastem Cleveland. System ten pozostane nadaL
Nalezy spodEewa dszyh nepodzianek poiyce
wei gdyz wyboraeh prezydenc jalnyh dyhc dzii bdz
komy bray kobiet wyborah
prezydenta, do sosowana kobiet bye
waz4 szai zwyeiestwa innego kandydata.
ParT repubikanskej czoio wysun4l Herbert Hoover
zdae bsdze mia weke
dobnie demokrayxna Tam miejsc czoio
Smith, kndydat
parI deokraycsne Poniewai dnak ob kandydac SLIM
sea w jesien poprzedzona bye mole
kandydatow swyeisiy osacz Przye wyboy pzekonamy
sic obecnie nae1y jakis poczekae dowy sic
dokiadnie. prxys1oie prxyniese. '|@
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CO SIYCHAC " -SWIECIE?

'ak depesze nadeszie Pols donosly,
brai sic ma e Polsce racI feryj
kpiwao ie Sem Poki poxwol .obie
ma ugotrway odpocynek ak
yf! Jest to tart rozumie sic ME naleiy
Zycie Sem obecny roche
e"u aehowsn" sic po'iow komunycznych Psaliiy jui
&c Przewodnczaey Seju Ignacy Daszyn
un'kow kazaf ich sail semowej Wpawe
wypadku nieykanose poseka gdy1 posfowe
kada jeszcze mog
neykalno poselshej Daszynk .potA
naniem tax sfer rzsdowych k poow
ie P'.yPaoe.'f"o .&oc
sem sdn.k oasa si ehss w.ppay pr.yiscis
Opozyja
spoobe dds po.se uehwalen.
budie beg opoycI Sanowiko ocjatow
wyasnone Wadomem jest ui ie Daszynsk byi dukrone
Marszaika Piudskego
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Jak po inne lata, tax
tez j W roku biez4cym od-
bedzie sic obchod majowy
W Wade Parku u stop pom
nika Tadeusza Kosciuszki.
Inicjatywe daia Gmina ga
z. N. P. Zorganizowano W
tych dniach komitet j ten
zajmie sic przygotowania-
mi. Me bedzie to tax wiel-
XII obchod, jak po inne la
ia, ale W kazdym razie po
winien zgromadzieg Eczne
zastepy Polonji, by wyka-
zae mogl nasza solidarnose
i, przywi4zanie dla dale
kiej Ojczyzny naszej czy
Ojcow naszych - Polski.
w dniu 1890 rnaja b.r.
Rodacy, .Rodaczki groma
dnie pod4zy6 powinni do
Wade Parku, by tam pu-
blicznie ziozyc hold Nacze
lnikowi w Sukmanie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-01
FRANCUZ POLECI PONAD
ATLANTYKIEM.

PARYZ. Syn. sfawnego lot
nika francuskiego, Bleriota, kto
ry W swoim czasie zadziwi} ca
iy SWAT swa biegloscia odwa-
ga, przeleciawszy Francji do
Anglji mad kanalem LaManche,
Louis Bleriot, junior ma "a
miar W jesieni b. I. przeleciec
mad oceanem Paryza do New
Yorku w szesciomotorowym mo-
noplanie novel konstrukcji, Z
nawem zastosowaniem umiej-
scowieniem skrzydel. Aparat
ten budowany jest obecnie W
zakladach lotniczych Bleriota
ma zamowienie rzadu francu-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-01
Go Tydziie1
niesiie?

Jedna z wazniejszych
prac spoiecznych W gro-
die naszym W dobie obec~
nej, bezsprzecznie jest ma
lezyte przygotowanie uro.
czystosci jesiennej ku ucz-
czeniu loci rocznicy ME-
podleg}osci Polski.
komitet TAXI cd >szeregu
juz miesiecy istnieje i pra-
ce prowadzi. Ma czele ko-
mtetu W charakterze pre-
zesa wykonawczego znaj-
duje sic znany ze swej pra
cy, przedsiebiorczy i ener-
giczny obywatel w. Karol-
czak, dzielny prezes Pla-
'cowki Gel Stowarzysze-
mia Weteranow Armji Pol
skiej W Ameryce.
Praca W komitecie po-
dzielona zosta}a pomiedzy
poszczegolne komisje i ma
lezy sic spodziewac, ze ma
dal pojdzie ona juz szyb-
seem tempem przyniesie
to, CO po czionkach tego
komitetu spodziewa sic o.
gd Polonji miejscowej.
Co do samego komitetu,
to powiedziec mozna, ze
liczebnie jest nawet sill
ny, ale jeszcze ME repre-
xentuje W calosci calej po
lonji. .~
Wszystkie zespoly W m.
Cleveland do komitetu tego
powinny swych reprezen-
tantow wysiac. Powiedzia-
ma powyzej uroczystosc 10
lecia niepodlegiosci Polski
zarowno mas wszystkich O.
bchodzic powinna, a wiec
tel przez Gala Polonje ma
bye urzadzana, a " pra-
each przygotowawczych W
komiecie wszystkie zespo-
iy przez swych reprezen-
tantow udziaf brac powin-
ny.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-01

partG socjalyne Opna ogona Pol jest re
zgodne sanowiko wzede zadu jake ae Daszynsk
Przypado do gustu socaisom powodu doszio do ni
porozumien rezutate kyh byi wycoane Daszynego
zesury partU.
Podobny wypadek miai miejce gdy teke minisens
przya Moraczews wbrew iyczeniom part
stat stanowisku wyfua zupfne partI
klein Daszyns wykazai ie pasta stawa wyi ponad
gsdnenia payne Co fnte obia socisc tudno
dee kazdym molina, ie ei nadal
em obawae bsa upierae dszem prowadzenu robo
zyeyjnej wsdem rzsd Seow mole ich
przyosc spoac los TAXI A potkai nnonyeh wyborach
zek LudowoNrodowy Rad Maraika Piiudeso pszo; bye
znae posob do zorsnown robonko pominieciem paI
socjaycsnei byy pexatek ji konea. Me maaby
eI reElacie :nej muaiaby
iywot swoj oncsy nad
st.sb -
mee Cleveland odbyio popawke