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FLORIDA wEATHEF

Showers ana cooler SUNDAY,
Monday fair; moderate north
winds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
Annual Heetings BEING Heid

The Humphreys Petroleum com
pany hold its annual meeting Saflr-
day. ciectug \ j. llumphrcys who
rs now I'm murH better health chair.
man ~ the board Tho other dIrcr.
tors me- " llumphfc,H T. Julihs
FuhS Mira fohs T. 3 Price. r.. /
NeVulock, Frank Cox. Thomas a
Meul't, \. J Gubser. secretary. r.
W EckmRn OF Denver treasurer and
John u. Means, general manager.
Tho company was found to be In
good conditions Financially and every.
body was ~ good humur
The Merritt on and Gas company
also held It's annual meeting and
elected |, II Humphreys, president.
Thomas A Merritt vice president.
who with the following constitutes a
board Of directors Frank Cox. John
y Means, y. j uubsor. director and
secretary, 3. W Lckman. treasurer.
The II q NJ Petroleum company
also held its annual meeting, but too
late TO get the proceedings There
are several prominent men here from
Nebraska, including Ex-Governor
Moorehead, a. ! Weaver, son Of the
famous congressman OF that name,
and V, VI, Niles, all OF whom live IN
Falls city, ono OF tho richest towns
I'm the Unred States Of itr size. Il
gets It's wealth from agriculture. he.
Ing located In very rich vallep
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

wells drilling but right now there
arc just AS many. but moro scat.
tered Ho says that tho new pool
east Of California creelk where the
Chllders Gasoline company brought
In good we'll that caused lot OF
excitement Ia now a thing OF the
past apparently. since tho Carter on
company got a couple Of dry holes
OffHettlng the well.
Charles Mercer. who has been
with the Gypsy on company for a
long tuic ~ the head ~ the scou9
INK department Bnd later chief clerk
ia N" land department, has accepted
4 position with tho Sinclair or com
puny and vii Immediately take on
his new position as office manager.
win ! y Mcmahon, who iS IN charge
of opera tions for the Sinclair people
IN Texas Mr. Mercer viii carry
UlLh him the best wishes Of the en-
ilre~rommunity
The FIRST part of this week will
also sec the departure of another
one Of the best loved scouts for
Texas namely Bob Mahonev. or as
he ,g sometimes called, Dennis Rob
bert" Rob har been chief scout at
the Prairie on a Gas co offices here
for the past two years having scout
81 tho, Enid district before that
time BoO'r reputation for honest
a.. goodness hard work has been
ovcrshadowed bit by hls rcputs-
unn fpr ddmlring the ladies. but
nevertheless he viii leave behind
him place IN tho hearts ~ his
fellow workers In the Prairie uffiDc
who know that no is one Of the best
scouts there ever Was that viii not
soon bo Forgotten
Among the changes IN the land Dc
partmcni rcsultant from Bon Is de
puriurc. are the following.
I'avid shelby, who has been scout
fnr the company m tho Usage for
the past year. viii take Rob Ma
honcy's place as chief scout Mr.
shelby has been IN the oil b6Sinoss
only few wears, having been In the
service OF the government for almost
80 wears 20 NJ which were spent
with Dana II Kelsey In the same de.
punrtmcnt
W +. Dohcrty c"BillD, Is TO be
map man IN the future IN the place
OF n W. Mclaughlin, who has been
trHnsferred to the lease department.
"Bnr Is a, returned soldier. having
served at Camp Doniphan In the del
tachcd service II the surgeons Of
flee at that place.
X. q. Bundy and W \. Neager
are avlatorn and recent arrivals from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
Tulsa Men In the
Paint Business

Edward Kelewer. the well known
paint man who has many formplas
for painting tanks that preserve the
mental most successfully. has or
ganized n stock company charac-
tered under the laws of Delawafe
with Harry Kersleuer and Judge ",
II. Albert hs tho charter members.
II will have offices In Tulsa and
Fort Worth with headquarters in
81, Louis.
A. Cleveland.
John II Markham No. we'll on
the Rogers farm In the northwest OF
i2-s0-7 haa been completed 10
barreler In the Rartlesville sand
from 2,+33 10 s,ips feet Pay was
got at 2,t6b feot
The Twin State No Hughs well
IN drilling at 1890 feet,
The Selby OH N uaA Go, ia setting
the q ~ inch - s,400 feet In the
No on the Moore farm In tho
northeast of l2-20-7
Markham and others have torn
down the rig for the No Kimball
In the northeast OF 2i-2O.7.
Graves and others No. I Arm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
With the Oil Men


Bob Lynch. who ,sonc ~ the best
knoNu lease brokers In Tulsa, llycs
un the hin in 4 location that com.
mundH q view ut Iho river ana besides
ina e hrU that IN the short space
NJ iiNr years has been made one ~
the prctlIceI fruii farms IN tho state.
lIc has goo cherry trees and when
they were ia blossom made one
beautiful sight but best Of all he
has 400 peach trees that are loaded
ana hHn plenty of i've stock. inClud
ing cattle. fancy hogs and horses II
shows what can be done right here
In Tulsa ana trip lo MI Lynchl
pNu" viii convince anyone thcre is
no better way ~ lNing OF enjoying
NE lie has little herd OF Shct-
land ponies nud sold u half dozen
saturday II iH a great place Tor his
boys and little girl ana all are much
In love with their country home
J u HoEc of NowHtH, who came
down to attend the Shrincrs meeting
Saturday remained over for day
to visit his many friends IN Tulsa
ana says that his home town is one
uf the prettiost and most attractive
places i'm tho oil country now that II
Ia all dressed out In its spring clothes
and that the old timers who lived
there IL years ago would fail to
recognize II. He says that there Is
more actual business and more drtll
ing being done around Nowatn than
At any time In It's history. which
seems a little strange In view OF the
fact that whom NnwatA was being
developed there were hundreds of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

war" who are now seriously occu-
pied In tho oil business In the land
department Also lcaEer vas in
training AZ Langley Field. Virginia.
and was discharged ~ January X
.. has an aviation record behind
him In the san Francisco training
camp and was ~ tho independence
"fflce fnr Hlmosi year before On
listing ~ Uncle Sans army
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
Tcachcr~ Form Union.

The teachers Of Boston and the
American Federation Of Labor have
formed "A long contemplated union 10
be known as the Boston Teachers
Union. Tho constitution was sub.
mitted last week when Officers were
elected
Superintendent of schools Thomp-
son is strongly In favor of the union
lie believes the Eric-~Oces and de
mHnds 81 teachers VIII receive great
er consideration than heretofore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
OIL MARKET. QUOTATIONS..
OF Interest 10 Exporters

World =. Washington Hurcsu,
Iosi Building
NASHtNGrON May - lnfot-
nation obtained hrro today ls lhh'
the oil and gasoline equipment ~ the
American cNpedIlionty forces VIII
he sold In France Negotiations aIe
under way. according no officers of
the general staff NJ the war depart
ment for the sale in France Of Oh
and gasollue storage lanka and h.s.
uihuting slhu0nH together with M,
railroad tank cars ana tank trucks
used hy the Rruy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
At shamrock

The Lincoln uu a ups co 80 I
well $50 ON the 'loaaol In the
northeast OF 1861 Is down l.12a
feet
The Magnolia Petroleum com
phny has completed the 80 - well
on Tho Williams farm In the north
west ~ lO-l6-7 In the Hruncr sand
Si5 to $50 feet md the well Is max
ing 800, 900 feet OF gas
The GYPSY IL shut down on top Of
tho sand AT ..p35 feet ana ls running
The easing Ia that depth I'm the No.
well on Tho wars farm In the
northwest of l1-ld-S
The Oklahoma Natural 40
Myers In the northwest of ths same
section IN Hpudding
The Sperry on 4 Gas co No Z
Williams In the southwest OF G-l7.S
is drilling st 900 feet
The Prairie oil & Gas Go. 40 ?
well In the southeast of 7-l7-S is
down 300 feot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
.OILANDGAS.
Leases Supplies. Produetioa. Hte.
1000, ,OOO- Barrel on We'll.

The truth is too commonplace
The public wants eNaggcration. Tell
a child the truth and It win leave
you. The biggest. most thrilling
story YOU can tell holds the child
epellhound We are all grdwuup
children. oklahoma guarantees your
bank deposits Why not get your
oil investments guaranteed okla
homa state Development Association,
basement Cosden building, Tulsa,
Okla ADV
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H. n Black is rigging up for u
deep test In the center of the south
linz OF the northwest of the southv
east of S-la-1A on the John Harris
allotment,
" Il. Rlack and Harvey Crude OH
company are running sizing of
: a-ls-inch casing at 2,100 feet in
the l.amy Bradford. located in the
southwest quarter Of 1g-1A-1A This
we'll will go to $500 fee, 10 test the
sandB OF that district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

locations from tho hig we'll brought
In last week. In tho northwest corner
~ the south half ~ the houthwcbt
qparter. wallace and others have
a rIg and tools In fur a direct offset
IN tho north haif Of thiN quarter Soc.
ton
The same firm is drilling A. 500
feet in the ,culcr ~ NE south line
~ tho southeast quarter ot 35-ll-l3,
The Folly Mln'u allotment This Ia to
t'Et mat locality to tho doepcr sands
and viii be- watched with interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
FOR SALE.

The following casing. Z O. h.
Blanchard, okla. all OF which Is sec.
ond hand but In first class condition
siT feet l2is inch 80 pounds; $40
feet 10 inch 12 pounds 1000 feet
s IL inch - pounds and 1000 feet
g SIS Inch 20 pounds This stuff can
he loaded NJ once and will be sold
without delay Apply L. T. Cook. Pur-
cell Okla ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMeN .
ASK NAMING OF L0UTHAN
Worlds Washington Rurssu.
Post Huiiding

No'Ih N'thlnglon Huffsu.
Post Hliiding
WASHGNGTOS. NAV is The
oklahoma democratic delegation a.
ilN GAUGES Yesterday recommended
Martin Louthan Of Chipkdshl for
tho position of tailcr I'm the District
Of Columbia The appointment Is 70
presldcntial one Louthau has been
q capitol empioye under the pres
cnt regime
Al of the oklahoma members OK
cept representative Hastings were
present
Edward " Ball was appointed
postmaster a. Fairbanks. Major
county, and Alma williams AZ oak
hurst, Tulsa county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

100 acres, near the great gus field
of Crawford nnd ScbaIinc county,
Ark, within one and onc-huif miles
of Fort smith, Ark, whose chamber
OF commerce win give SIS. 900 for
the first oil well brought In, 4 dandy
speculation for high clnss invest
ment. and n good. safe bet. Ior
further particulars address RoS
A u N, care Tulsa World --Ody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

nc II BLACK has a rig up and tools
In for No > ELLIS Holmes In the
southwest corner of the southwest
quarter Of 3il2l2, which is two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
" nHirsl.

Producing properties and close In
leasrs In Oklahoma want only
thoroughly ~desirahle proportions
that are priced right and viii stand
n close Investigation. T. q. Bon
s2a Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Producing properties and close In
leases IN the shallow fields NJ Okla
homa and Kansas Description and
full details furnished Fuller 4
Mower, Ss2 MAYO Bldg Tel S976 --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
VI Iicggs

!. D. Black ana George Amons
are drilling At about the wilcox sand
drplh In th" southwest corner ~ the
northeast quarter oi l2.li.ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Mr Producer Havc string ot
Standard rir tools which I ear move
at once. Address C-2T. care World
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Casinghead gas and high pressure
meters tested aud corrected Phone
40fs. Address BoN coi, Tulsa. okla.
ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Wanted at once-kight 81 600
barrel steel covered tanks Price
must be right Address GO care
Worid.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Wanted to buy National drilling
machine. state price and number OF
wells drilled, A. stra1shan, Route
No. 1. Moupda okla--Adr-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
Z O w A
(Crawford.)

Wczoraj pc diugich cierpieniach po-
zegnala sic z tym Swiatem s. p. Nata-
liza Barbarska, liczaca PREY zgonie lat
10. c6rka PIP. Franciszka / TeOffli Bar
barskich znanych Carafian Dobrego
Pasterza. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W przy-
SHY poniedzia}ek, dnia 21-go b. m, z
domu zaIoby pnr. 2T47 So. Kolin ul,,
do kosciola p. w. Dobrego Pasterza o
godzinie 10tej rano a stamtqd ma
cmentarz Zmartwychwstania Pa1skie-
go PIP! Barbarscy cd d1uaszego czasu
prowadza sk}ad rozmaitosci. Mech Cd
poczywa W pokoju.
W biezacym tygOdnlu W parafii Do
bregO Pasterza, zostal zOrganizOwany
Choir parafialny sEladajacy sic z MO
dzieay obojga pIci, kt6rego organista
/ dyrygentem jest p. BolesIaw Zicmny.
ktokolwiek 2 m}OdzieHy dorastaiacej
cbcia}by sic cwiczyc W spiewie, ME-
chai Sic zglosi do pana organisty kie-
dykolwiek a bedzie przyjety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
Go$cie z Syberyi.
PRZEMAWIAC BEDA
w CHICAGO.
DIVA wazne zgromadzenia w ME
dziele 20. lipca.

Przybyli ubieg1ej niedzieli do
naszego miasta czlonkowie VOL
skowej komisyi z syberyi, PIP. DIR.
Henryk Suchenek, dr.. Alfred So
sinski, oraz inzynier Stanisiaw
Kamecki, ktorzy z ramienia 10
mitetu Wojennego Polskiego ma
Syberyi udaja sic do kraju w
waznej misyi do Rzadu Polskie--
90, przemawiac beda w Chicago
ma dwu zgromadzeniach publicz-
nych, ktore odbeda sic W niedzle-
lie 20. lipca. Mianowicie pierwsze
zgromadzenie odbedzie sic popo-
ludniu o godz. 5tej w Carter Har-
rison High School PREY Marshall
Blvd. i 22ej ul., a drugie o godz.
.7:3O wieczor w sail Ziednoczenia
przy Milwaukee ave. i Augusta
ulicy.
Ma obydwu tych zebraniach go
scie zSyberyi opowiedza mnostwo
nader interesujacych szczegoiow
O tamteiszei Armii Polskiej. jak
tez o iyciu i stosunkach polskich
uchodzcow ~wojennych ma Dale
kim Wschodzie.
Spodziewany jest przeto bar
do liczny udziai publicznosci,
tenn bardziej. re wstep ma zebra
mia jest zupeinic wolny ola wszy-
stkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
ROZDZIAI XXXV.

Wiodzimierz czyni} w~szystko, co tylko byio "
lego mocy, zeby rozerwaG mysli stroskanej ciotki
CzeSciej teraz wysiadywal II niej i radzii i roma
vial o jej dzieciach, zwiaszcza cieszy} sic. re Zosia
Znacznie zdrowsza W Zalesiu, re doskonale wygla-
da, przytem bardzo jest pima.
= Vie ciocia, StaniSiaw wyjezdza ma dalsze
studya do Wrociawia, mowil ktoregoS wieczoru
W~lodzimierz = wiadofnosci nasze re Zalesia skoh-
1zs sic. Jutro nawi9ze korespondencye re starszem
panstwem. ostatecznie ktoS nam odpisze, PREY,
ouszezsm, re PAM Chstyhiska w dobroci serca swe.
go 0 mas ME zspomni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
n

potrzeba. DoSwiadczenie " SPREE
dawaniu ME konieczne. Nauczymy
was naszego %interesu. Wolimy sami
nauczyc naszych agent6w nasz spo-
sob sprzedawania. Przekonalismy
sic, re tax jest lepiei. Sposobnosc do
zarobienia DUO pieniedzy i staly in
teres. Must liczyt przeszio rs lat. -
Zg,osit sic do: H. w. Gilmore. gene
ralnego zarzadcy. Pok6j S46 - First
National Bank Bldg, IS w. Monroe
ul. Offs otwarty do godEiny Sci VIE
czorem. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
WZOrOWy buchaItcr.

- Co sIysze, Wasz kasyer zabraf
Gala got6wke 1 umkn7l?
- To prawda, lecz ksiazki buchal
tcryjne zostawif W porzadku: sumo
p~rzcriagna{ przez dziennik. a W ksie
dc g|6wnej odpisai ma straty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
SlOmianY WiOWiec.

- Cd czasu wyjazdu twojej 1ony,
oknie twega mieszkania dose cze-
sto widze kelnera z restauracyi.
- Rzeczywiscie, ten poczciwy
czlowiok wyrecza mnie i chodzi pod
lGWaG kwiaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18

POTRZEBA robotnik6w do inspek-
cyl I expert gang ma wyjazdu do So.
Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, wiki
dajemy. Tub MONA wiktowac sic sa-
menu, podroz darmo. ZgfosiG sic do
polskiego agenta Louis Jeanis Free
land and Bros. 6 8. Canal ul.
Xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
Z GRANT WORKS..

" przySzia SrodC, W paralli Sw.
| WaIentego. W dziClnicy Grant Works
| odbedzic sic plenarnc p~oSicdzcnic W
sail sZkOlnCj pod kOSCiO}cm q gOdZinle
Smej wieczorcm, M kt0rym Deda oma-
wiane waanc Sprawy n micdzy' inneml
omawiana bedzic take sprawl urz4-
dzcnia wSpanialCSo przyjecia Ola zot-
merry / marynarzy Polak6w tamtcj-
sci d~ziclnicy. WSzyScy parafianie i pa
rafianki proszeni 50 ma to ~poSiedzenic.
Oh. Franciszek SkrzydlCwSki, Fam.
przy ~narohniku ~ ave. i l3tcj ul.. INA
ny ~poSrcdnik rcalnoSciOwy w tamtcjszcj
dzielnicy wprowadzii sic do wiasnej
rezydcncyi. kt6ra ~wybudOwai i tam be
die prowadzil intcreS. Oh. Skrzydlc-
wskl dziclnie pracujc ma korzySc Po-
lak0w, kt6rym udaio sic kilka PARCEL
zakupic zanim zydzi sic SpoStrzeSli.
Wiadom0 wSzystkim, ze Aydzi Szyhko
zakupuja realnOSC tam, gdzic Polacy SO
~osiedlcni. by mogli sSaC GroSz polSkiegO
robotnika ciezko a nawct krwawO "a
p~racowanego.
Ma p~Osicdzcniu Oddzialu Shaut0w,
kt6rc pred paru tygOdniami zostaio
ZorganiZowane. uchwalonO ZakupiC Ola
chlopc6w mundury w polskiem ska;
die ..PolOnia Clothing Co.. Gwiczenia
odbywaja sic regularnic a do Oddzialu
skaut6w obecnie nalcly przrSziO 25ciu
ch}Opc6w. RodZice. winni syn6w Swych
zachccat by wstepOwali szercgi skau
tyngu i cwicZyli sic W dyScyplinic woj-
skowcj i zySkali ma zdrowiu.
SpGika BudOwniczo- PoHyczk0wa i IA
sa O~szczednoSci D.. W. .Sw. WalentegO,
prosperuje bardzo dobrze. Posiedzenia
stale odbywaja sic W kazda sobOte VIE
czorem W sail BialegO Orla, PREY 52ej
ave. i 14tej III. Prczesem jest p. Sly
ma6ski a Sekretarzem p. FIR. Skrzydle-
wski. KtO z rodak6w zyczy sobie. ma
SARA godzine zaoszczedzic cOkOlwiek
grosza. Il niechaj ME zwleka tylko "a
raz sic zapiszc do ~powyAszej sp6}ki a
W kilku lataHh majatek jego sic po-
wiekszy.
~.
Gdy tax dalci p6jdzic TO zydzi W dziel
nicy Grant Works, Cicero. ME beda
mieIi szansy robic Geszeftu. oh. J6zef
Ziemba ~otworzyi pred paru ~tygodnia-
mi sklad rzezniczy i wiktual0w spoIyw-
czych W pohliau koSciola p. W. sw. Wa
lentego PREY J1ej ave-, co uczyni& row
uiez oh. GOdIewski coraz wiecej roda-
k6w naszych bierze sic tam do inte-
resu. Trzyma jcie sic razem!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
RuCh v TOyarzystyaC0.
re STANISLAWOWA.
lGwaC kwiaty.

- Nadzwyczajne posiedzcnie Stow.
Alumn6w Szkoly Sw. Stanisiawa K.
Odbedzie sic dis wiecz0r, sail zwy
kiych posiedzen. Sprawl wanna. -
NJ. Starzynski, PREF; T. KlOpotow-
ski, sekr. prot.
MARYANOWA.
- Stow. Alumn6w Szkoly NJ. b.
Anielskiej odbedzie nadzwyczajne
posiedzenie dzisiaj o godZinie 1880
wieczorem. Sprawl wazna. - FLIP
Chylewski, pref; Marta oszuscik,
sekr. prot.
Il KANTOWA.
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic nadzwyj
czane posidzenie Stow. Alumnow
szkoly $w. Jana X. Obecnosc czion-
k6w pozadana. - Komitet.
Tow. Brat. Pom. Miodz. Sw.
Czeslawa przystapi W piatek / So
bote do spowiedzi rocznej a W ME
dzleie rano 2Ogo lipca do wspolnej
Komunii Sw. Wszyscy maja bye o.
beCni. - j. Smoczyhski, pref; S.
JADWIGOWA.
- Tow. Sw. Wiadys{awa No. 800
lied. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze-
ME W niedziele, dnia 20go lipca, 20
godzinie pol do drugiej sail zwyk-
lych ~posiedzem. Prezes zapraszasza
wszystkich czlonk0w, poniewaz wy
Dor delegate ma Sejm Zjedn. - K.
S~okolowski, PREF; Woj. Zasowski,
sekr. prot. 2143 n. Oakley ave.
- Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie Stow.
Alumn6w ma Jadwigowie odbedzie
sic dis wieczorem, W sail zwyklych
~posiedzeh. ObecnoSG czlonkow poza-
dana. - Sz~czepa6ski, prezes.
" Kantowa
II JACKOWA.
- tSow. Alumn6w szko}y sw. ia
cka odbedzie nadzwyczajne posie--
dzenie dis W sail zwyk1ych posie--
dzen. Wanna sprawl. - Administra
eva.
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POTRZEBA operatorek d~oSwiadczo-
nych ,welted glove closers' i band
ers'. Dobra zap}ata. Stala praca. -
Standard Glove Co., 1647 n. Win
chester ave. %
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POTRZEBA samotnego cz{owieka,
W srednim wieku. ma charcoal poo
w6rzu. Pok6j, opal / swiatlo dar-
mo, sta}a praca, dobra zapiata. =
1886 Cherry " ~
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DOSWIADCYONYCH

POTRZEBA DOSWIADCZONYCH
OPERATOREK SPODNIO / WY
KONCZAREK. Take DZIEW-.
CZAT DO NAUKI. II GODZIN Ma
TYDZIEN. DORA ZAPLATA. STA
IA PRACA. ARMAC CLOAK AND
SUIT CO.. 1854 w. 12ta UL. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18

POTRzEBA dziewczat Cd Is do 20
letnich take kobiet do prostego sly.
cha ma parowych maszynach, dobra,
zaplata. S943 Lincoln I'll. Pok6j 3.
17-1S-2l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18

POTRZEBA piekarza ma pierwszs ~
Ike do chleba I ciastek. $35 zapiats
Stefan Gaydos, 1909 s. Jefferson
ul., Chicago, III. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18
DPNpNr~ nCIne7E'NIA

no ~wynajecia 4 pokoje $40. Gaz.
ustspy, dom murowany 23ts west
Ohio ul., blisko Western aye. 10
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POTRZEBA dziewczyny lub samot-
nej kobiety do domowej roboty. -
lekka robota, dobra zaplata. Zgiosit
sic W salunie, 1859 Cortland ul.,
r6g Robey. l9
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POTRZEBA dw6ch pierwszej klasy
porter6w mezczyzn chcacych praco'
wac. Krotkie godziny, dobra zapla-.
ia, dobre robotnicze warunki. Zgto'
sic sic Superintendent's Office Cadil.
lac Auto Co.. Of Illinois, 1901 Mich
gan ave. i"
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POTRZEBA do fastrygowania plot
ma. robienia ~podszewki, wykohcza--
rex i krawc6w do rozmaitej robo-
ty PREY meskich surdutach. 1874 Mil
waukee ave. !?
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POTRZEBA dziewczat przesZ}o IL
letnich, doswiadczenie ME potrzebne
dobra zaplata, stala praca. Zgtosic
sic gotowe do piracy. New York En-
broidery Co., 1858 w. Madison ul. -
Pok6j 522. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-18

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczy do zbiera
MIA order6w ma gumowe kola. Muszs
movie 10 polsku | angielsku z auto
mobilami iadamy. Staia zap}ata i kp
misowe. H.. A. Sultan, 1851 N. Hal
sted ul. 81
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POTRZEBA mocnych kobiet do pra-
cy W fabryce cukierkow. SIS ma ty-
dzieh. Zglosit sic 3217 n. Crawford
ave. Is
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POTRAEBA dzfewczyny ~przesz}o il
letniej do lekkiej piracy. 1914 North
Keystone ave., blisko Elston. -
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Me1czym do sk}adu magazynowego.
najlepsza zaplata, musza umie6 czy>
tao l pisae po angielsku. zglosic sic
1874 W. Randolph Ill. Pok6j 10. 81
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DO wynajecia Pip Alice pl. duly
pok6j umeblowany, ola dwoch mez-
czyzn, wszystkie nowoczesne UREA
dzenia, prywatna famiiia, jeden biloxi
cd Robey stacyi 1 tramwaj6w. Te-
lefon Armitage 1924.
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POTRZEBA dosw1adezonych opera
tor6w do spodnic. Dobra Zap}ata. -
Zglosie sic Silverstone and Co., -
PIP 8. Market ul. IL