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rations; Miss Agnes Peterson. tickets.
and Miss Penelope Cobb, program.
Other business for the clubs growth
and good were taken up at this meet
ing.
Speakers for the banquet to date are
James J. Davis. Secretary of Labor;
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen.
Florida, and Representative Ruth Hanna
Mccormick, Illinois
American Association Of University
Women.-Dr. Helen M Strong. geogra-
pher of the United States Department
of Commerce. will be the guest OF honor
at the tea tomorrow at pm. and will
speak on World Geography and Our
Foreign Trade" Mrs. Charles G.. Ross
will introduce the speaker and mem
berS OF the house committee will be
hostesses. The study, groups meetings
this week will be: DR.. Meek's, Tuesday
at 2 pm; Miss Summys group. Tues
day at 745 pm, and Miss TaylorS
group. 2 pm. Wednesday. At the re-
cent convention of the American Asso-
citation of University Women in New
Orleans a gift Of unusual historical In
terest was made to the national asso-
citation in the presentation by Mrs. CAL
sin S. Brown of the University OF Mis-
sissippi, on behalf of the Mississippi
Daughters of the American Revolution.
OF photoStat facsimile of the first
charter granted to an institution b the
United States to confer degrees on
women. This was the Elizabeth Female
Academy. chartered by the State of
Mississippi in 1919 for the higher edu-
cation of women. and the degree offered
was domino scientiarum. The original
charter and data concerning this COL
t. -
archives and history in the State cap
ital, Jackson, Miss. It was located near
Natchez, Miss. and continued in exist
ence until 1889. when 1t suffered dis
astrous fire and the buildings were
never rebuilt. This copy of the charter
OF Elizabeth College will be hung In the
office of the board of directors In the
national clubhouse, thus marking one
OF the first milestones In the long road
women have Travelled in gaining full
participation in the privileges OF coll
leges and universities of the country.
The League of Republican Women
held its annual election Of officers at
the Washington Club April II. Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam was the guest OF
honor at the tea which the League Of
Republican Women gave on Friday
afternoon from to pm. at el0
Seventeenth street. Mrs. E. A. Harri-
man, president of the league. received.
assisted by Mrs. Warren J. Haines,
hostess for the day; Mrs William VIII
lard and a group of members Of the
Junior League of Republican Women.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Jesse H. Metcalf. wife Of Senator Met
calf; Mrs. Arthur d. Vandenberg. wife
of Senator Vandenberg, and Mrs. Frank
Crowther. wife of Representative
Crowther The members Of the gov
(Continned ON Txentv-first PaRel
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Grafton day. Later they attended the
pictures on German art given at the
Savoy Theater.
The Afternoon Bridge Club will meet
with Mrs Aria Morgan the afternoon
of April 80. Luncheon will be served
preceding cards and the assisting host
essss will be 'frs. Charles Robbins, Mrs
S. B. Pollard, Mrs. Maurice Smith and
Mrs. Drissel.
p. E. o. Sisterhood, Chapter b. was
entertained Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Delos o. KinSman, Klingle street.
A 12:45 luncheon was served by Mrs.
George B. Woods, Mrs. w. A. DanielSon
and Mrs. j. F. Ebersole, assisting hos
tesses. After the business session Mrs.
Luta P. Hendricks gave the paper for
the afternoon, a resume of recent noted
biographies, Strachey's Queen Vic
toria," Maurois' "Disraeli' and Ludwig S
Napoleon" Thirty-lnree members
we're present Special guests of this
meeting coming from Chapter A, Bal
timore, were Mrs. G. P. Grimsley, pres
ident; Mrs. e. A. Ender and Mrs. E. s.
Ender. Other guests were Mrs. Stewart,
Chapter D, Hutchinson, Kans. Mrs.
Alice E. Warth. Chapter x, Oskaloosa,
Iowa; Mrs. Celia Lloyd Campbell, BF,
Springfield, Ill: Mrs. Marie Kahlbaum,
Chapter e. Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs.
Pratt, Washington, d. c.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The civic
section held its April meeting on the
18th, with Mrs. Norcross acting as
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Gutelius. Mrs.
Holm and Mrs. Thompson had charge
of the program, giving talk on the
work and duties of the policewomen of
the District department, Announce
ment was made of an effort being made
to obtain the property west of the Pet
worth School for additional playground
space for the school children. A gen.
eral discussion and refreshments COM
pleted the evening. The members Of
the home section who had not acted as
hostesses throughout the year enter
tanned the section at luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Finnegan on April 18.
Twenty-Five members of the section
were present. It was a pleasure to
have Mrs. Hammer. the club president.
as a guest at luncheon and the meeting
that followed. Mrs. Price gave paper
on What q Woman Should Know
About Finance" and Mrs. Hall read a
paper on Home Life in Scandinavia"
mer called attention to the federation
benefit to be held on May and urged
the sale of any tickets. Mrs. Bishop,
the chairman, invited several ladies to
accompany her to the Savoy Theater TO
hear the talk on Germany given after
the federation meeting on last Monday.
The Entire Nous Club. Mrs. Charles P.
Keyser president, held its annual Spring
card party on Saturday. m the sun
room of the Washington Hotel. The
event was a happy one for the club
members and their guests, and the pro-
ceeds will be used to finance the work
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Leon Davis, the chanters and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Won Eager. the cellist. Herndcn
Morsell. who has been musical director
for the section for so many years, will
direct this last concert of the season.
The ladies' group is including compo-
sition of Nj. MorseIls in the program
Sing We of Love" On Friday morning
the civic section will hold its last meet
ing of the season at the home of Mrs.
Harold e. Doyle, on Huntington street.
There will be sale of sandwiches.
coffee. cake and whole cakes for the
benefit of the Montgomery County
Social Service League.
The Montgomery County Federation
of Women's Clubs met Friday morning
in the Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
as guests of the Womans Club of Chevy
Chase. Mrs. William C. Dennis of that
club giving a greeting from her club.
Prayer was offered by Rev. j. Turnbull
Spicknall. pastor. Miss Estelle T.
Moore presided for the last time before
sailing for Europe, to be gone several
months. Forty-five members responded
to the roll call, the new acting chair
man of the committee on resolutions,
Mrs. Clyde Williams, being present for
the first time. The report of the treas
urer showed $149 paid to the Social
Service League since the last report and
contributions of $76 received for the
educational loan fund. The report of
the president gave account of the meet
ing of the official board on March 26
and also plans for the annual meeting
of the county federation, to be held on
May T. in the clubhouse of the Womans
Club of Bethesda. The speakers an
nounced for that meeting will be c. j.
North, chief of the motion picture Sec
ton of the Department of Commerce,
whose subject will be "Sidelights on
Motion Pictures at Home and Abroad;
Miss Abilene J. Pratt. State director of
public libraries, on County wide Library
Service" and william B. Matthews,
managing director of the Maryland
tuberculosis Association.
The executive board voted to add its
Endorsement of the principles involved
in the Newton bill, and also to approve
the proposed revision CT the constitu-
ton of the Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs, with some minor
changes.
The county federation will be repre-
sented at Swampscott, at the biennial
council of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs by the county chairman
for motion pictures, Mrs. Nina Church
Brann of the Woman's Club of Bethes-
da Mrs. Brann will have an exhibit of
motion picture files. The work of the
county committee on press and pub
licity will be represented at Swampscott
by clippings from the Maryland News,
showing the Club Activities" column
Reports were made by Mrs Halsey D.
Rogers, for education; Mrs. Nina
Church Brann. for motion pictures, and
by Mrs. John w. Green, for county
library. Mrs. w. J. Peters of the COM
mittee on drama asked the directors to
go back to their clubs and request def
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mite action as to whether there would
be county play tournament in Novem-
Der, the clubs to be responsible for any
financial obligations incurred.
Mrs. j. F. Defandorf. for the COM
mittee on conservation. asked that clubs
include programs on conservation in
the work for next year. stating that the
State Forestry Department would furn-
iSh speakers upon request.
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman read her an
nual report as chairman of the public
welfare committee. showing about $4.4l3
raised for the Social Service League
was cleared on the pageant given at
Rockville last June.
Mrs. George A. Chadwick Of the
committee on the American Home
stated that the cake making classes re-
been we'll attended and that club men,
bers were asking for other classes in
domestic science. Mrs. Chadwick also
called attention to packages Of flower
seers for children's gardens and ex-
hibited quilt made by members Of the
Browningsville Home Demonstration
Club and for sale for the benefit of
their new community hall.
The Variety Club met last Sunday at
its clubroons. 1921 Fourteenth street. A
social evening was had in the form of
a box party and due to the ardent work
of the house committee, headed by Miss
Sadie Luber and assistants a pleasant
time was enjoyed by the members and
their guests. Entertainment was fur
nished by talent from the club. a violin
solo, singing and fancy dancing. The
last of the evening was devoted to
OF meet
ing. Mver Black. president, presiding,
the club decided to hold an excursion
to Chesapeake Beach. Marshall Hall and
to have a dance and card party. to be
announced later by the entertainment
committee. of which Mr. Slater is chair
man. The president is very DESTROYS OF
a full meeting Monday April %, as
business of Importance and surprise
is on the calendar.
The Alumni Chapter Of Alpha XII
Delta Sorority celebrated Founders day
with dinner at the Iron Gate Inn the
evening Of April IT.
Business and Professional Woman's
Club.-The monthly board meeting was
held at the home Of the membership
chairman, Miss Ellen Edstrom. April 81.
Mrs Sheppard Knapp Haynes. presi-
dent, presided. A report was made by
Miss Grace Powers on the card party
held in April. A vote of thanks was
extended to Miss Powers for her work
in connection with this benefit. The
president read letters from various
members expressing interest in the club.
Plans are taking shape for the an
nual birthday banquet. to be held on
May 81. The committees appointed to
date are: Mrs Sheppard Knapp Haynes,
president: Miss Stella I. Clodfelter,
menu: Miss Grace Powers, table deco
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corps. 6uTnSlue, MoICoLl aiAU AAs S"A
son.
Mrs. Cary complimented each corps
on its work. particularly the large
amount Of relief work done so far this
year.
Mrs Cary will present gold recog-
milton pin to the press correspondent
for the best publicity work. Mrs. Della
L. O'Brien, senior vice president OF the
department, will present piece OF gold
to the member bringing the largest
number of members into the corps this
year.
Wisitations of the corps will continue
this week. After the ritualistic work OF
the corps refreshments were served and
social hour followed.
| Cushing Camp Auxiliary, Sons OF
| Veterans, gave reception in honor
OF the department president, Mrs. Cary,
| and staff.
The auxiliary president gave the staff
cordial welcome and called on the
department president for remarks. Mrs.
Cary responded in her usual gracious
manner. Mrs. Rutledge responded to
the remarks from the mother order and
gave her childhood recollections of what
she thought the Woman's Relief Corps
was. which were very amusing. A fine
recitation was followed by an excellent
piano solo. Refreshments were served.
Park View Woman's Ciub.-Mrs.
Thomas Faris of $40 Park place was
hostess for the read. mark, and learn"
committee of the Park View Woman's
Club on April %. She was assisted by
Mrs Naylor and Mrs Pollard. The
evening opened with a biographical
sketch Of Jane Adams, presented by
Mrs Fred Walker The talk was based
principally upon Jane Adams own
book entitled Twenty Years at Hull
House."
Mrs. Augusta Machen gave a rendi-
ton of Amy Lowells Patterns and
several poems by Wordsworth embody-
ing the spirit OF Spring were read by
Mrs. l.. e. Murray Mrs Smith, the
chairman, spoke Of the play which she
plans to present in May. This will form
fitting close of season Of interesting
and instructive work. A good represen-
' tation Of the art section had luncheon
ut the Roosevelt Hotel on District Fed
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GO SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

miescu musal jako naturalny punkt emanacyjny wel-
kiego bogatego pahstwa.
Gdansk zatem jako port lezacy ma naturalnej dro-
DE komunikacynej naszych bogactw xra owych, jest
nam nieodzownie potrzebny mice 60 musimy. Do a.
jecia Gdanska, ku jego wielkiemu pozytkowi miesmy
uz szereg okazyj cagu dziesecioleca restytuc pan
stwowe ale.. by sic ME narazic "zla opinje", ME
odwazysmy sie niestety, dotad segnae sn,iala reks
jak inn po to, nasze, sic sfuszne nalezy,
tylko dzieki powsta}o, dzieki kwitfo a
Sym upadlkiem bezowocnie marniaio.
Sztucznie jatrzone roznice narodowosciowe zatra
sic {atwo Wszak znan jestesmy toerancji iatwosci
w.po}zyca, trzeba tyko abysmy ME pozwaali nikomu
walie nam przed piescia stoi, abysny meli
reprezentacje Lidze Narodow ktora ME idze pa
sku miedzynarodowe masonerji otrzymujecej dyrekty
wy z Berlina.
Gdansk musi bye czescia integrana Rzpltej Poskej,
konrpropozyca dla dra Schachta gdy 4 potrafimy
zeczywistnic, speina sic wieszcze sowa Mckevicza:
W Panu Tadeuszu: Miasto Cdansk niegdys nasze, be-
die znowu nasze!
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Gdy dr.. Schacht oswiadczyi, re Niemcom do ich
ekonomicznego rozwoju potrzebne sask, Poznanske
Pomorze wywoaio to Posce oburzenie szereg pro-
testow Ale dr. Schacht swego punktu wdzenia ma
racje: komu bowem ME przyda sic obftujacy bogac-
kopaniane Slack, urodza Poznanslie kulturalne
Pomorze wszystkie try dzienice nasiedone pracowi
tym Observation-Disclosures polskim ludem. Mic tel
dziwnego tenn niema, re Niemcy po skladnice do
brobytu wyciagaja rece, wszak caiy SWAT kultu-
rainy to czyni Angicy, gdy i'm byo potrzebne poudne
Afryki wytoczy krwawa- wone Boerom i nimo grom-
kch proestow caiego swiata pozbawi ich samodzeno-
sci, zawadnawszy Transwaalem Rzp. Oranja. Fran
by{y potrzebne koonje, wiec zawiadnei po dlu
gich walkach Tunisem, Agerem Marokko, pomimo in
terwencyj zawstnych sasiadow licznych powstan tu-
bylcow Stany Zjednoczone A. p, gdy byia i'm potrzeb-
ma baza morska drugim krancu Oceanu Spokojnego,
wszczei wojne Hiszpanja odebral jej Fipiny przy
sposobnosc przywlaszczyl sohie Antyle Ka-
rabskiem; maia Litwa by zdobyc sobie dostep do
zawiadneia Klajpeda i dzierzy ja Podob-
nych przyk}adow mozna naliczyc setke wiece; kaz-
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POLSKA PORZUCA IVORY
FRANCUSKIE

WARSZAWA. - Aczkolwiek po
litycy polscy ME chca tego przy-
znae, a narod polski ME zdaje sic
zdawae sobie tego sprawy, Pol
ska porzuciia juz ma dobre fran
cuska parlamentarna forme rzedze-
MIA.
Nova forma rzadow W PoIsce
wzorowana jest raczej ma amery-
kanskim systemic. anizeli ma jakim-
kolwiek innym. lego przynajmnicj
zdania jest pulkownik Adam koc,
ktory cd dwudziestu lat jest jed
nym z najblizszych przyjacio Mar
szalka Jozefa Pilsudskiego. Puikow
mix koc jest czionkiem polskiego
sztabu generalnego mianowany
on zosta} przez Marsza1ka redaktc-
rem "G1osu Prawdy'', oficjalnego
organu rzadu.
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A P E L
Do Czfonkin Tow. Opiekunek korony
Polskiej i do Wszystkich Siostr
Stow. Polek w St. Zjedn.

Towarzystwo Opekunek Korony Poskiej IL
chwalifo ostatniem SVEN posiedzenu, odbytem
dnia 26-go sierpna b. r., dopomoc piracy ma baza-
parafji Sw. Stanisfawa B. M.
Czfonkinie Towarzystwa Opiekunek korony
Polskiej sa proszone ofiarowanie jakchs recznych
robotek czy jakich nnych dotkow ktore uprasza sic
przesiac rece komtetu Pan, sk}adajacego sic z
Pani Joanny Kwiatkowskiej, p. n. 61O3 Fuller
ton ave.; Eleonory Sobolewskiej, p. n. 3695 E.
63 ul. Jujanny Kuzjusz, p. n. 3676 E. 65 ul.,
lub do Prezeski Towarzystwa L. H. Dzieweczynskiej
p n. 6928 Ottawa Road.
Zwracamy sic jednoczesnie apelem prosimy
wszystkie Cz}onkinie Stowarzyszenia Poek, aby
wa to sic zainteresowafy, tembardziej, ze Stoarzy
szenie Polek bedzie miafo bazarze parafji Sw.
Stanisiawa swoj kiosek ten nalezycie przedstawac
sic powinien, wec Siostry piracy tel naszej do
pomozcie.
ZARZAD TOW. oPIEK. KoRoNY PoLsKlEJ.
Gr. Sci Stow. Polek W Stanach Zjedn.
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OMUNIKA A T
konsulatu Rzeczypospoli-
tel Polskiej W Detroit,
Michigan

konsulat niniejszem podaje do
wiadomosci, il obywatele polscy,
zamieszkali W Stanach Michigan
Ohio. urodzeni W roku 1911 winni
W terminie cd l5-go wrzesnia do
I5-go pazdziernika, r. b. zglosic
sic osobiscie lub listownie W kon-
sulacie R. P. W Detroit. Mich, 80
Garfield Avenue, W celu zapisania
sic do spisu poborowych. Zgfosze-
ME listownie powinno obejmowac
odpowiedzi ma nastepujace pytan,a
|. lmie nazwisko.
2. Date miejsce urodzenia.
3. Imiona rodzicow.
4. Czy zyja (ojciec matka).
5. Zawod ojca.
6. Miejsce faktycznego zamie-
szkania (w kraju).
7. Miejsce pobytu (dokiadny ad-
res stalego zamieszkania zagranica, J.
8. Narodowsc.
9. Wyznanie.
10. Zawod wzglednie zatrudnie-
ME.
II. Wyksztafcenie.
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dym tych wypadkow pooburzano sic, pokrzyczano,
naproestowano, ale rezultacie small zdobywcy rzy-
maja zaganiea zdobycz ME czuja sic zupeine posza-
kowanym hanorze kulturalnych ludlow.
-Jedna tyko Polska wyrafnowanie przedsubtel-
nionym pojecu kultury boi sic nawet gfosno mysec
jej jest nieodzowne potrzebnem do rozwoju by
ia czasem ME posadzono zachlannosc.
A wszak nieodzowne potrzebnym Polsce jest
Gdansk. Gdansk, ktory jest jej prawa, odwieczna,
gwaltem wydarta wlasnoscia Gdansk, ktory pod jej
berlem xviii ktory pod zaborcza wiadza prusakow,
rozmysnie zostal zmarnowany by ME rob} konkurenc
nnym uprzywilejowanym niemieckm portom Ably ek-
sport polsi naezyce sic rozwija aby hilans ham
ovy sic aktywnym, aby nareszcie dzwignac Cdask
przedrozborowej swietnosc, nalezy wrocie Gdahsk
Polsce, a Polske Gdanskowi. c...-.
Gdansk nalezy sic Polsce prawa struktury geogra-
ficznej, umie scowienia sic Polsk Europie Gdansk
ezy naturalnych wrot Polski uscia Wisly ktora cd
karpackiego lodowca poczawszy jest poska rzeka ze
~vszystkimmi swymi doplywami.
Gdan.k powstai dzieki Polsce, by powstac tenn
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A P F. l. !!
Do Czfonkin Tow. Matki Boskiej Aniel
skiej, Cir. 2-ej Stow. Polek w St. Il.

Towarzystwo Matki Boskiej Anelskiej SVEN
statniem posiedzeniu uchwali}o, aby dopomoc
ma bazarze W parafji Sw. Stanisfawa B. M.
Czionkinie Towarzystwa Matk Boskiej Anielskiej
sa proszone ofarowane akichs recznych robotek
jakich innych datkow, ktore uprasza sic przesiac
rece Sekretarki Towarzystwa NJ Cersz, n. $685. E..
So utica.
Zwracamy sic jednoczesnie z apelem prosirny
wszyskie cz}online Stowarzyszenia Polek ably
ia sic zanteresowaly tembardze, ze Stowarzyszene
Polek bedzie miao Bazarze parafji Sw. Stansawa
B. M. swoj wasny kiosk nalezycie przedstawiac
sic pownien, wiec Siostry Szan Cz&onkinie,
Itej naszej wspolnej dopomozce.
zARzAD row. MATKI Bos. ANIELSKIEJ
Grupy 2-ej Stowarzyszenia Polek.
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ZYDZI w WIEDNlU MANIFESTO.
ia MA RZECZ POLSKI

WARSZAWA. - w czasie oi-
bywajacego sic kongresu zydowskie
go " Wiedniu uczestnicy tegoz "a
manifestowali kilkakrotnie przyjazn
swa do Polski. Delegaci porowny-
wall tolerancje relisijna W Polsce
z przesladowaniami religijnemi "
Rosji sowieckiej. kiedy przewod-
niczacy kongresu, rabin Levin, cd.
czytywa} liste gosci wypowiedzal
nazwisko p. Morawskiego, konsula
generalnego Polski W Wiedniu,
wszyscy powstali siedzen dlu-
gotrwalymi oklaskami manifestowa-
Ii swa przyjazn do Polski. Kon-
gres sjonistow uchwalif za{ozenie
banku zydowskiego W Amsterdamie
fila W Warszawie.
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Jesien Sic Zbliza!

JUz DRUGA po}owa wrzesnia, choc po inne
lata bywa@o miesiacu tym jeszcze ciep}o obecnie
odczuwa sic W powietrzu juz ch}6d Czuc jesienia
- jak to W Polsce mawiano, gdy sic w powietrze ma
dworzu ozebia1o. Mielismy juz pare dni calkiem
ch1odnych wiecej ma jesienna anizeli letna pore
wygadajacych
Me bedzie juz upa1ow, dni goracych, wiec u
ciechy dla dzieci, acknowledgment sic ma ulicy czy
cej czasu spedzac bedziemy W domu czy tez czas
wolny cd zajec poswiecic bedzemy mog}y czy to ma
posedzenia, zebrania lub chocby odwiedzenie ma
szych znajomych przyjaci61.
Wiemy O tenn doswadczenia, re w czase let
MIN trudno jest wieksza liczbe czlonkin posedze-
mia dostac. Wiemy takze to- re w etnich miesi2~
each praca agitacyjna i WerbunkoWa ME postepuje
takem tempem, jak bysmy to widziec pragnely.
Sk}ada sic ma to wele przyczyn, ktorych nejedno-
krotnie juz psaysmy i obecnie tego samego powta-
rae ME bedZiemv #aesa
Natomast miesiecy jesiennych najlepiej
nadaje sic ma proWadzene piracy WerbunkoWel.
Wezmy do reki sprawozdana organizacyjne, wy
kazy naszej Sekretarki Jeneralnej, spraWOZdan
wykazow tych pzekonamy sic, re najwiecej nowych
cz}onkin pozyska@ysmy po inne lata w}asnie W mie-
siacach jesennych.
Me So ma miejscu czeste narzekania, re obec-
bo mgracja do tego kraju Polski jest wielce ogra-
niczona, re m}odzez niechetnie wstepuje do pol
skich organizacyj, re obecnie cz1onkin ME widzl
sic juz tego zapa}u i checi do piracy agitacyjnej i
WebunkoWej jak to byWa1o po inne dawnejsze lata.
Wszystko to bardzo piekne ladnie i naWet W
s1owach tych jest neco prawdy, ale TAX ze jeszcze
ME JEST ably wierzc wrecz, re obecnie jest bardzo
trudno zdobycie novel cz}onkini do Stowarzysze-
MIA Polek
Pola jest wiele jeszcze. Me tylko dla pracow-
niczek naszej oganizacji, ale ola innych zespo16w
pole ley od}ogiem jakoby zaprasza do piracy.
Trzeba tylko zabrac sic do piracy, t1zeba sic wok6i
sebie uwaznie rozgladnac, trzeba wreszcie roz-
poczetem przedsiewzieciu wytrwac ME zniechecae
sic byle nepowodzeniem, a napewno pracowniczki
nasze zdolaja osiagnac znakomite rezultaty swych
zabiegach.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-09-24
Komitet Bazaru przy par. Sw. Stanis}a
wa B. M. wyloniony re Stowa-
rzyszenia Polek

Grupa 2-ga: - NJ Giersz, S. kapka, Emlja Twarogow-
ska i j. Gizewska.
Grupa 3-cia: - Joanna Kwiatkowska, Eleonora Sobo-
lewska Jujanna Kuzjusz
Grupa 4-ta - M. Szczerbacka, w. Kochanowicz, Stan
Bednarska i Leokadja Kruszynska
Grupa sta Maria Janka F. Penaszek.
Grupa 8-ma: Walentyna Wisnewska, J. Sieracka
M. Mondzeewska.
Grupa 17-ta: - T. Bojanowska.
Grupa 18-ta: M Klepacka, Wfadys1awa Mosihska
Rozalja Juszkiewicz
Grupa 37-ma - Bronisawa Kramp i E. Dluzyfska.