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The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
ROAD BROTHERHOODS
 TO JOIN A. F. OF 1.
Engineers and Conductors Com
 ing In In May-Others . to Follow.

One of Samuel Gompers' pet anl5i- tions seer1s about to materialize into fact. Unless something unforeseen occurs the, Brotherhood of Locorn otive Engineers and the Order of Railway Conductor, will become members of the A. +. of L. in May. If this absorption comes to pass the other two railroad unions-thc trainmen and enginemen, and tbe shopmen-will follow as mat ter of course.
 More than year ago the engineers and the conductors applied for member ship in the Gompers organization. The old feud over jurisdiction over street railway workers and subway and ele- -vated employees unions stood in the way and neither the brotherhoods nor the A. F. of L. would yield. But recent developments have changed matters.
 On Saturday morning MT. Gompers con6ded to several local leaders of labor that the terms of consolidation had been agreed upon that unity, peace and concord had superseded the old jealousy and bickerings; that the 100000 members of the railroad brotherhoods were soon to be absorbed by the A. F. of L. and, as consequence, the mem bership of the latter was about to jump to nearly 5,000,000. S.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
STRIBY DELEGATE TO
 (. F. OF |. CONVENTION
Trades Council Also Chooses Cobey Alternate to Water
 bury Session.

August Striby, financial secretary, was selected delegate to the Connecticut Federation of Labor convention in Waterbury next month, at the regular meeting of the Trades Council on Thursday night. His election was
 unanimous, President Ornburn, who was also nominated from the floor de- clining to be a, candidate because his own union, the Cigarmakers,, had al- ready honored him with the election of delegate. James Cobey, delegate from the Sheet Metal Workers, was also unanimously elected as alternate to Mir Striby.
 The Council received replies from Congressman Tilson and Senators Brandegee and McLeah to a communi- cation sent them requesting their fav- orable action on increases in wages for federal employees. Senator Mclean emphatically declared for decent wage for these workers, Senator Brandegee saying he would consider it when the time came, and Congressman Tilson declaring he was in favor of a just wage.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
TAILORS STRIKE IN
 STAMFORD SETTLED
Only One Shop Refuses and It's Workers Get Other
 Jobs.

Stamford, April 2.-Through the eff forts of Hugh J. Garland of New Haven, organizer for the Ladies. Gar ment Workers union, the strike. of the ladies garment tailors which began here last week, was ended this week with the workers getting all they asked for. Only one shop refused to sign the agreement and. then men formerly em- ployed there were put to work ir other places which are rushed with orders and glad to get the help and pay them the new scale of wages
 The agreement provides for strictly closed shops, minimum of $40 week for journeyrnen, and of SIS a week for female helpers. Those getting SIS are to get a 25 per cent. increase in pay The working hours were also reduced from 54 to AS hour week, gain of six hours for the workers.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
NORWICH TRANSFERS
 ORGANIZE IN UNION
Start Off With Nearly 100 Per
 Cent. of Workers in Town.

Norwich, April 2.-Organizer I: M. Ornburn of the C. F. of L., and John Gillispie, general organizer of the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union, in stituted new local of the Teamsters and Chauffeurs union here on Monday night when the charter was opened and g members signed up. As there are only. about 50 men employed in this trade in the city. the organization got off to a good start and 1t is expected that at the next meeting will be 100 per cent perfected.
 The meeting for election of officers and formally starting the organization on it's own way will be held on April 7 and Mir. Ornburn and other state officers will be present to aid in afflli- ating it with the central and state bodies
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
COOP STORES TO BE EXPLAINED AT
 MEETING APR. l6
Trades Council Gets Glowing Reports of Interest in
 Venture.

Although in the works but scant two weeks, the Cooperative Society, being fathered by the New Haven Trades Council is already going strong and to judge from the reports made at the meeting of the Trades Council this week, the Venture will prove big suc- cess. To fully put the details before all organized workers and others who may be interested an open mass meet ing will be held at Trades Council hall on Friday night, April l6, at o'clock at which speaker from the Co-Opera- tive League of New York, a A. F. of l.. out the bene4fts and other details of the plan.
 Because some members of the com n1ittee carrying on the organization had failed to attend meetings, President Ornburno asked for a shown-down as to the spirit in which the move was being taken There was little left to doubt in few minutes when delegate after delegate arose and reported his. union members heartily in favor of the pro- ject and ready to support 1t. It being new venture they were, however, talk ing time to fully look into the details but there wasn't doubt about their becoming shareholders.
 Already large number of shares have been subscribed for and by-and after the open meeting on the 10th it is expected sufficient will have been pledged to warrant going ahead with formal organization. A number of the delegates stated that so much interest did their fellow members take in the proposed stores, that they were unable to answer all their questions and it was sa,ooeSfed that a Snecia1 committee he apointed to study up the details and visit the local organizations and explain them. President Ornburn was instruct ed to appoint such a committee and named s. Alperwitz of the Trolleymen, J. D. McMahon of the Letter Carriers, John L. Richards, of the Carpenters, Charles E. Rohler of the Cigarmaers, and Robert Muenzner of the Meat Cut ters.
 The delegates pledged themselves to get a big crowd out for the special meeting so that everyone may be famil- far with the details and organization going on
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03

The. matter was brought up by Dele gate Hugh J. Garland in reference to the advertisements published in the daily press, bearing the endorsement of the Chamber of Commerce, in which the Master Builders side of the carpenters trouble was taken up and the effort of the workers denounced as unfair and unAmerican. Mr. Garland declared that this was the second such move by the chamber within few months to fool the public with the report of sup posed investigation of facts, when as a matter of fact no union man or organ izatlon was ever requested by the chamber or any committee representing 1t, to even hint at its side in the con- troversy. The other incident was on the coal teamsters demands, when the chamber went on record as denouncing them after an investigation"
 MT. Garland demanded that action be taken to stop such things, even to the sending of delegates to the cham Der as members so that in the future the chamber could not slip over any such thing without Organized Labor at least having some knowledge of it and a chance to DEMAND a formal investigation of both sides. The pres ent methods of the chamber were little short of the propaganda the Hun used before and during the war to cloud their motives, he added, and it is time Labor got busy on propaganda or some effort to offset 1t.
 The remarks started furore of en- dorsement, finally brought to order by President Ornburn who took the floor and stated he5was particularly glad the subject had been opened up from the floor as 1t gave opportunity to say He expressed pleasure. that the Cham Der of Commerce had this time hap pened to jump on an organization (the Carpenters) who could and did come back at it oh its own ground.
 '.The unfair attack made on the teamsters, a new organization without funds and therefore unable to come back probably gave 1t courage to con-
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
TRADES COUNCIL ACCEPTS DEFY
 AND CLEARS DECK FOR ACTION
Unfair Methods of Business Organization in Past Present With Carpenters Finally ss Organized Workers Resent ment-0nesided and Biased Investigations Longer Be Tolerated -ornburn Strong in Denuncaion.

Ii the New Haven Chamber of ganzed Labor in this city, expressed recent past and especially this week relation the Carpenters would indicate then 1t going This the regular meeting of the New Haven Trades night when the onesded attitude of the uncertain adopted bring unfarness before the public and the business nrold but depending the workngman for busness the appointment conjunction other unfairly Chamber and o with the full al of the Council
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
APPEALS TO WORKERS.

Wage-earners of Connecticut have been appealed to by Patsick E. OeMeafa of New Haven, president of the Con- necficut Federation of Labor, to CO., oDerate with the Thrift plans of the savings division of the treasury de- partment and to make regular purchases of Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
DEMANDS IN ToRRINGToN.

Torrington, April 2-Casters' help CTS employed i'll the Coe Brass company, branch of the American Brass Co.,, have presented demands for 30 per cent. increase The company was ir1- formed they would be given until Mon- day to reply to them. !
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
IF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS WAR WITH LABOR HERE IT WILL GET r
Perhaps This Is Not
 Profteerir1g
THIS REALLY HAPPENED RIGHT HERE IN NEW HA- VEN THIS wEEK


 RIGHT HERE IN NEW HA- VEN THIS WEEK.
 A grocer enjoying a consider able trade of organized workers, went to one of the big wholesale houses seeing sugar and was re- fused any but that of the course brown variety. He protested that his trade just as we'll as any other was entitled to the white grant, lated but his protests did no good. Finally demanding why he was told point blank that with these fellows going about demanding $1 an hour for their wages, we're going to make them and the rest of the public pay me prices this summer you can bet and that's all there is to it. Sugar Ube. 28 eef1ts a pound before long and they can put that in their pipe and smoke it." For obvious reasons, and so the grocer won't be cut off from all his supplies, his name is not pulp lished.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03

worth approximately 471s cents, and while the employe is waging war to get from industry that which belongs to him, his employer is fat with profits that are illegal, and for reference to this illegality, I refer our readers to the United States Public Document No. 259"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-04-03
STRIKE IN BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport, April 3.-The union painters of this city struck yesterday morning to enforce their demands for $l, an hour.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-21

BROWN. W. Pitt Sc. W. Cheat.
wood and s. V. Grigg, Commissioners
]. d. COlwell, Clerk.
And we do hereby require and direct
that the polls be opened from 6 a. m.
until 700 p. m, on the day Of said
election and the Commissioners are
hereby instructed to count the vote
Immediately after the closing Of the
polls and make due returns to the un-
dersigned and according to law.
Tus done and signe at our Office at
Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La. ON this
the 18th day Of October, 1920.
s. L. MANNING,
Supervisor Of Elections, Bienville Par
iSh, La.
W. J. MURPHY,
Clerk and Ex-Officio Supervisor of
Elections, Bienville Parish, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-21
rio and Lawrence Daniel.

L. e. OZLEY, Notary Public.
Attest: A true and correct copy of
original, on file and Of record in my
Office, as recorded in Book "A" of
Charter Record at Page 49, Bienville
Parish, Louisiana.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office, this the Sth day of October,
1920. J. WESTMORELAND,
DIV, Clerk District COurt.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-21
CONSTABLE SALE

G. W. Snead VS.. Jim Neir. No. 81, 9th
Ward. 9Th Justice Court, Bienyill'
Parish, Louisiana.
Under and by virtue Of a writ of
execution issued out Of the above nam
ed honorable court and to me direct
ed, | have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for
cash subject to appraisement, at the
front door Of H. r. Sledge's Office in
Castor, La. within legal sale hours OF
Saturday, November 6, 1920
the following described property, to-
wit:
One cot, one small calculating or
adding machine, one telephone box, ant
a Judgment against Emmett Dodson in
the sum of $4,000, less a $500 credit
The above to be sold as belonging to
the defndant, Jim Neff and to satisfy
said writ of execution and all costs.
This the 18th day of October, 1920.
A. d. STAPLES,
Constable Ward Five.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-21
rhs rrsasures Of carthaue.

Carthage, one Of the most ancient
cities known to man, has seen hordes
Of trophy hunters Of all nationaIities,
for the location has proved most
fruitful one In the discovery OF rich
treasures and jewels hidden beneath
the SOIL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
WYNAJDZCIE BAKCYLE
REUMATYZMU

bascyIi We krwi, kt6re zasnieSdtaJa
sic " muSku&ach ALDO " Agieuiaeh a
rounna1aia sic szybko. Vice aatwo zro
sumiec mozecie. Ie ma leczenie tsrStsj
oho-oby jest metoda xtora dochodz do
kr~t.
S S S. rest takim d~osxonahNrn czy-
scieteleCn krwI MONS polegae. re ono
wynajdne wszySSkie bakcyle / nreczy-
stosci : wyruguie ie Z systenu ! dla-
tego JeSto take d~oskonale lekarStwo
ma reumaty5n-
IdScie do apteki I kupcte buteEks S.
S. s dziSiai = jezeli wasza choroba po-
trzebnuje ~speS-ancj uwagi. mozecie o.
trzymac porade lekarska, piszac do
Chief Medical Adviser. so2 Swift LAhe-
ratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
byli sprowadzeni z powrotem dc
kraju ma koszt rzadu.
KRoTKIE TELEGRAMY'
KRAJOWE.

hNAJO WE.
Nowy York, 81. lipca. - Trzech
uzbrojonych bandytow napadlo
wczoraj ma skarbnika kompanii
mleczarskiej uBorden Milk Co."
tuz pred biurami tel kompanii,
zabrali $4,000 W gotowce i ulot-
Mill sic.
Galveston, Tex, 81. lipca. -
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic konferencya
gubernatora w. P. Hobby z ge-
neralnym prokuratorem c. NJ. Gu
retonem i generalem brygady w.
+. Woltersem, komenderujacynl
w dystrykcie tym, ktoV obecnie
znaJduje sic pod prawem wojsko-
VEN oraz z mieszkancami i urze-
dnikami miasta spodziewaja sic,
re prawo wojskowe zostanie ISL
niete i robotnicy dokowi rozpocz-
na ma nowo swe prace W zupel--
rym spokoju i zgodzie.
Jacksonville, Fla, 81. lipca. -
Grecki kuchmistrz, czfonek zafogi
parowca Winthrop, ktory zato-
nal w poblizu Cape Henry, Is lip
ca, zostaf uratowany przez paro-
wiec ,,Kokomo". Grek zostai u
ratowany przez zaioge1, ,Kokomo"
krotko po zatonieciu Winthrop.
lnni czionkowie zalogi, ktorzy 20
stall uratowani zostali przewie-
zieni ma innym okrecie do Nor
folk.
San Salvador, R. S., 81. lipca.-
Kilka wypadkow zoitei febry. til
raportowano, grono lekarzy W
oswiadczeniu do tutejszej prasy
powiada, re ME znaleziono zad-
nych wypadkow zoitej fabry W
stollcy. Sanitaryacya miasta po-
zostaje W reku rzadu.
Buenos Aires. 81. lipca. - Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych podai
tn wczoraj do wiadomosci, &c
Louis Izquierdo, nowv chiiejski
minister do Argentyny zosta} o.
f:cyalnie przyjety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
Dowiedzrie sic co spnWia vase eier-
picnic j pezbedzeie sue teso

uco test reCnatyzn? Iestto pyran!e
ktcre dotychczaS ME miaAo xupefns "a
doxalr3a5seeJ odpowed7L opEnte roEnia
ste co 40 glowne1 pr~zyczTny, e 0 Dol
5est pra~dEwym-
Nsdycyna jednak povssecArie Esa-
dz ste IA TO, Ee rernsty5n jest csenns
weeee3 lax tyh1o bolen W roEnattych
epe4cfaeh cisia Re saovna przyoyaa
tai Sscreoy Jest Eseooko zako-zeniona
1 ne mode bye wyrugowana lekar-
stwaznt przykhadanem ma skore.
Hy4o udowodnione, re niektore for
my tel choro6y powstaia z malehNdeh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
re STANISLAWoWA.

Tow. Sw. Michala Arch. gr.
1881 S. P. W A. odbedzia po}roczne po-
siedzenie W Srode. dnia 21go lipca,
O gcdzinie 1870. W sail zwyk}ych 20
siedzen; wazne eprawy So do zalat-
vienna, obecnoSG wszystkich czlon--
k6w poiadana. - Antoni Kunowski,
pref; Antoni SochOwski. sekr. prot.
2253 ". Ioaw III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

Ma reprezentanta do oKngresu
z l9 dystryktu, - Frank Cava-
naugh, z Ijesdale, demokrata.
Ma reprezentanta do Legislatu-
ry z 10 dystryktu - Albert R.
Schneider, 216 S. Francisco ave.
Chicago, republikanin.
Ma stanowego senatora z +
dystryktu, - Geo. McHale, 20lo
Osgood str, Chicago, demokrata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

prezydentury. General Rafael
Montalvo, ktory zosta} jednoglo-
snie obrany jake kandydat do pre-
~zydentury przez konserwistow ma
pierwszej sesyi konwencyi, jest
zadowolony z takiego towarzy--
sza politycznego i ma nadziejs,
re partya, ktora przedstawiaja,
wyjdzie zwyciesko.
Havana, 81. lipca. - Izba po-
slow przyjela wczoraj wniosek,
proponujacy sformowanie specy--
alnej komisyi, zwanej .komisya
parlamentarna". ktora miaiaby "a
eel polepszenie warunkow komu-
nikacyi W porcie Havana i ma ko-
lejach tel wyspy.
Havana, 10. lipca. (Opoznone.)
- Grono wybitnych bankierow Z
Havana j komitet reprezentujacy
plantator6w ryzu w kalitornli,
odby{o tn w poniedziaiek konfe--
rencye, ma ktorej omawiano waz-
ma sytuacye kredytowa spowodo-
wan2 przez odm6wienie kilku ku-
banskich importerow - przyiecia
wysyiek ryzu wartoSci wiecej niz
500; 1000, 900, obecnie trzymanych
" tutejszym p%orcie, albowiem
t~wicrdza, re ryz ten ME zostai
wys}any stosownie do zawartych
kontraktow. Bankierzy ostrzegali
plantatorow, ably uhezpieczyii
swc papicry, gdyz sytuacya moze
spowodowaG wielkie nieporozu--
mienie Eredytowe ma ca}ej Wy
Spic kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
KANDYDA-
TEN Ma
MEKSYKU.

Meksyk, miasto, 81. lipca. -
Alfredo Robes Dominique, ME-
gdyS osobisty reprezentant pre-
zydenta Carranzy w Stanach lie
dnoczonych, zostai nomlnowany
prezydencyalnym kandydatem
przez republikahska krajowa kon
wencye w poniedziaiek pc poiud-
riu. Otrzymas 210 g|osow pre-
civ skombinowanej liczbie glo,
sow 81, jego przeciwnik6w. Gene
raj Oregon i general Manuel
Pclaez, gubernator Stanu Tamua-
lipas;; znajdowali sic ma liScie kan
dydat6w przedstawionych kon--
wencyi. Sonar Dominguez, jezcli
zostanie obranym, zwola konwen
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eye celem przekszta}cenia konsty-
tucyi Meksyku.
Meksyk, miasto, 81. lipca. -
General Pablo Gonzales, ktory
zostai ujety i o~skarzony "a re-
kome nawoIywanie ludu do rewo-
lrcyi, a mianowicie generasow
Carlos Osuna J. Guajardo i Ire
neo Villareal - otrzyma} rozkaz
sadowy, uwalniajacy go cd kary
smierci, gdyby ma razie sad wojen
ny w Monterey tax go skazai.
PrzesSuchy, tyczace sic jego spra
wy, odbeda sic ma poczatku ME
siaca Sierpnia.
JESZCZE o SPRAWIE PRE-
WOZU G
Nowy York, 81. lipca. - Urze-
dnicy kolejowi, w}aSciciele kopall
i administracya opaiu zebrani re
wszystkich czeSci kraju, oraz re-
prezentanci miedzystanowej ko-
misyi handlowej zcznawali tn
wczoraj pred specyainym koml,
tetem senatoryalnym w sprawie
braku wegia. Wazniejszemi kwe-
styami roztrzasancmi byiy: "a
stoj w transportacyi, spowodo-
wahy przez brak stosownych wa
gonow towarowych i oskarzenie,
re nadzwyczajna eksportacya i
przeszkodv w wysy}aniu wegla
do mora, spowodowane przez
straiki robotnik0w dokowych,
znacznie przyczynify sic do zwie-
kszenia zastoju.
Senator Vim. NJ. Calder, z No
weeo Yorku Jest przewodca ko-
nitetu. K~onferencya potrwa lesz-
cze kilka dni.
POLITYKA MA KUBIE.
Havana, l. lipca. krajowa
konwcncya partyi konserwistow,
nominowaia W ponicdziaiek vic
czorem DR.. Ricardo Dolz. preze-
sa senatu, kandydatem do vice
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21
2 PERU.

Lima, Peru, 81. lipca. -- Pier
VISA przemyslowa szkola awiaty-
GINA zostanie wnet wybudowana
w Lima "a inicyatywa Peruvian
! Amerykanow, ktorzy ma ten eel
z!ozyli juz $4,000. Trzech anne
rvkanskich lotnikoW i oSm aero
pIan6w juz SIG tn znajduje / pra-
ca budowy ,,airdrome" z~ostanie
wnct ukonczona.
Lima, Peru, 81. lipca. - Anne
rykanski okret wojenny Taco
ma" przybyi wczorai do Callao.
FILIPIN.
Manila, 81. lipca. - Wielkie Ii
czby MoroSow w~yznania maho--
mctahskiego zbieraja sic w Zam-
boanga. ia Mindanao Wysplc, &C.
lem odbycia %pielgrzymki do ma
hometanskiego miasta Swietego.
Mckki.. Wielu oSzczedza}o pienia-
DE przez kilka lat, ably odbyc te
podroz, ktora wediug nauk wy
mania mahometanskiego, ma bye
odbytq przynajmniej "a W zyciu.
Rzadowi urzednicy W Zamboanga,
powiadajq, &c wielu, ktorzy Cd
byli p~ielsrzymke w ostatnich kill
ku latach, powrocili z bardzo zlem
zdrowiem, okradzeni re swych
pieniedzy i posiadiosci, a czesto
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WIEScI 2

Washington, 81. lipca. - w
opinii republikahskiego komite-
tn, - obranie Cox'a ma prezyden-
ia znaezysoby cztery lata wiecej
Wilson'ostwa, gdyz gubernator
Cox k%ompletnie poddal sic wpiy-
WON prezydenta ma konferencyi
z MIN =esztei niedzieli.
Washington, 81. lipca. Mic
dzystanowa komisya handlowa
wystosowaia rozkaz CO do pier
wszenstwa przewozu wegla do
zarzadu portow jeziora Erie, skad
wegiel zostanie woda Transporter
wany do Stanow, lezacych mad
Wielkiemi Jeziorami.
Washington, 81. lipca. - "a
stosowanie cywilnego prawa re-
meryentury" stanowiio glowny
punkt dyskusyi ma posiedzeniu ga
binetu, a deiinitywne zastosowa-
ME tego prawa do wszystkich de-
partamentow rzadowych zostanie
~ogloszone przez prezydenta W
nastepnych kilku dniach.
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Pok6j frontovy do wynajecia. -
1875 W. Division ul., Ate pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

UDZIELAM LEKCYI jezyka pclskie-
Co., historyi i ~literatury polskiej. -
Jadwiga Michalska, 1882 n. Fran
cisco ave. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

MLODY mezczyzn poszukuje miesz-
kama z caiym wiktem, Tub bez u po-
rzadnej polskiej familii. Adresowat
listownie Dziernik C~hicagoski No.
1852. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

Poszukuje 5 Tub s pokojowego flatu
gaz. kapiel, elektryka n~ap6inccno-
zachodniej ~stronie. TelefonoTae
Humboldt 1929 O lei wieczorem. =
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DROBNE nCl.OSZENIA

DO wynatecia 4 pokotowe mieszka-
ME. eiektryka gaz, kapiel, SIS. =
S29 Christiana ave-, blisko Chicago
ave. Il
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'row zostafy otrzymane wczoraj
;zez biuro sekretarza stanu En-
,ersona;
Ma wice-gubernatora - Fred.
: Sterling, z Rockford, republi-
amin.
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RACE

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczek do ska
du kawy na poludniowej stronie
mlasta, dobra staia praca, lekka pra-
ca. pensya / komisowe. Telefonowac
Monroe us. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-21

Poszukuje malego czarnego PISA. ma
jacego bialo pod szyja. Numer licen.
cyl cd PISA jest 2600S. Prose- oddat
pod adresem: P. Franciszek Petzel,
1870 Dean ul. IS nagrody wtaczcne.
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POSZUKIWANIE.
Tomas Szulc. murarZ Nowora-
domska poszukiwany. Adres podaG
do Polskiego Konsulatu, 1903 ASH
land ave-, Chicago, Ill. Il
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Pan6w potrzeba ma mieszkanie. -
1885 w. Division ul., Scie pietro,
front.
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POTRZEBA balwierza ma wieczory (
sobote. 14o1 Dickson ul., rog Black
hawk.
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POTRZEBA natychmiast do5w:ad-
czonej stenografistki W ~kancelaryi
adwokata. Must m~ieszkac ma poinoc-
lej str1nie miasta. Prose- aplika-
eye zrobiG pisemna pod numerem:
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