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Middletown transcript., 1920-03-06
new CENTURY CLUB
Smyrna Members Presented Excel
lent Program
MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING

On Tuesday, February 24th, it gave
the Middletown Club great pleasure to
greet their neighbor club members from
Smyrna. The visitors brought a most
excellent program, which was in charge
of Mrs. Theodore Ferguson. Miss Mary
Roberts. accompanied by Mrs. Cover
dale. sang with great charm. I'm Tie
Springfde," by Becker, followed by a
sweet encore 1.-TWO Little Stars" A
comedTt "A Day and Night" in two
acts, was especially we'll rendered by
the following cast:
Dorothy Brice, Mrs. C. L. Harmon
son; ! M RS. Mary Clancy, Mrs. Alice
Reed; J ennie, ex-waiter of Middletown
hotel, Mrs. Coverdale; Gertie Warbler,
Mrs. j W. Stayton; Isella Belt, Mrs.
H. w. FAIRIES; Theodore Sweet, Mrs.
Arts; Constant Lage, Mrs. H. R.
Jones; Dissa Pin, Mrs. Rowland; Juliet
McBeth, Mrs. H. D. Boyer; Nanny
Sue, Mrs. J. H. Speakman. Middle
town club hostess. Miss May Holten,
and her committee served ice cream,
waters and hot coffee. The afternoon
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Tuesday afternoon of this week, the
regular monthly business meeting was
held. Mrs. A. D. Warmers appeal for
the Near East Fund was met by con-
tribution of $40. All club members
were urged to attend a meeting of the
Public Health Association to be held at
the State House, at Dover, on March
10th. The State Executive Board will
hold an all day meeting in the Middle
town Club House on March 25th. Mrs.
Clark, the community nurse, gave an
outline of the wonderful work she is
doing in our midst. A reception to her
follow ed with social tea and waters
served by the club hostess.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. George
Kohl is chairman of program. She has
secured q most interesting speaker. DR..
R. w. Cooper, who will speak along the
lines of literature. The meeting is to
be at P. NJ, and an open meeting, to
which all friends, both women and men,
are cordially invited to be present.
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ST. ANNE'S CHURCH NOTES
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
Sunday, March 7th, 1920. Sd Sunday
in LENT.
Services: 1890. Sermon and Holy
Communion.
11.45, Sunday School session. q
7.3O. Evensong and address.
"Wednesday evening, March 10th.
Evening prayer and sermon, by the
Rev. Thomas V. Wingate, Rector of
Christ Church, Milford, Del.
Friday afternoon, Penitential Office
and devotional reading, at $50.
What will the Lenten season bring to
us? Exactly what we put into it. We
sometimes grow discouraged over ap-
parently small results we reap from
this annual season of meditation and
self-denial which the church has seen
fit to set apart for the spiritual benefit
of it's members. There is und !ubtedly
too much mechanicalism, and some lit
tie hypocrisy, in the manner of its OBJ
servance. which has gone far toward
robbing the season of its intended and
proper harvest; but it is safe to say
that the church would not have clung
to it so tenaciously, and through so
many centuries. had it not been fully
convinced that it was worth while. We
cannot expect to derive any permanent
benefit from Lent unless sincere eff
fort is made to curb, for all time, the
interests which are tending to draw US
away from Christ, and to break off (not
for forty days only, but forever) the
habits which make it impossible for US
to fight Loyalty and whole-heartedly un-
der His banner. No better guide for
profitable Lent can be found than that
of walking daily by the side of our
Lord as He passes through the momen
tous experiences which crowded them
selves into His last forty days on earth.
No one who does this can fail to find
Lent worth while, nor pass through it
without securing lasting spiritual hene-
fit.
Bishop-elect Rt. Rev. NJ S. Thomas,
in letter to the notification committee
has declined his election as Bishop of
Delaware. In all probability no further
step will be taken to secure Bishop
for Delaware until the annual conven-
ton in May.
We're you ever told that the strength
of the parish depended upon the faith
fulness with which you and others at
tended to their religious duties Were
you ever told that ,sence from church
was the thing that killed the life of a
parish Yes, you have been told many
times. But you have forgotten it.
Well, think about this, and determine
that for the rest of Lent you will at
tend every service, especially the even
ing services. and see how much your in
fluence will help.
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Many Change Homes

Monday was 'moving day" IN this
section and until after nightfall the
roads were full Of wagons loaded with
household goods and farming utensils.
There was an unusual number of
changes among the farmers, caused by
several Of them selling out and discon-
tinuing the business. There is scarcity
of houses in the town, and several
families have been forced to move away
on that account.
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MILLINERY OPENING !!

Call and inspect our Spring
Millinery Styles at our store on
Thursday and Friday, March llth
and 18th, all the latest and most
popular fashions.
DKOLL & PLEASANTON.
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Forest Church Note,

Sunday, March 7th, 1920.
1890 A. M. tublic Worship
sermon.
11.45 A. NJ. Sunday School sess
GASP. M. Christian Endeavor
vice. Topic: Life Lessons from
Book of Proverbs. Prov. 20:1-15. 1
secration meeting.
7.3O P. M. Evening service
sermon.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday !
ing at 7.3O O'Clock.
The members of the Ladies'
and Foreign Missionary Societies
please hand their contributions
week to Mrs. Edward Reynolds al
members of the Christion Enf|
Society will please give their cor
tions this week to Mrs. Frand
Moore. The books close March
and all contributions must be in
that date. The last missionary
tion of the church year will be tai
| this Sunday. Let the collection
year show handsome advanc
that of last year.
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OBITUARY
JOHN II. BOWEN

John ". Bowen, for nearly 80 years
editor of the Delaware Ledger, New
ark, died last Monday morning, after
an illness extending over a period OF
several years.
Mr.. Bowen was born in Cecil Co.,
Md, June %, 1856. He learned the
printing trade at the plant Of the Cecil
County DE nocrat at EIkton and upon
the completion Of his apprenticeship
accepted \ position in Savannah, Ca,
on the Savannah News. At this time,
he married Miss Annabel Falls. of Elk
ton, Md, who accompanied him to Sa-
vannah, where they lived for several
years.
About 1885 he and bis brother, Levi
K. Bowen purchased the Delaware
Ledger which they conducted continu-
ously until last November when rapidly
failing health made it impossible for
Mr.. Bowen to continue the business
longer.
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The Mattice Stock Co., will be
at the Middletown Opera House,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evening. Of next week.
Odessa Church Notes

DRAWERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, March 7th, 1920. Come to
church Sunday morning and hear Mr..
Houck de!iverl the first of series Of
fmus 1ermons lon the Book of Genesis.
You don't to miss any of these.
9.45 A. IA Sunday Sc,,oo! session.
1920 A. Regular morning SER
vice.
$50 P. Christian Endeavor and
song serv Topic: Life Lessons"
from the of Proverbs. Prov. 20:-
1-15. Co ration Meeting. Sudler
Wallace, Fr.
7.OOP. Evening service with SER
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MRS. MARY a. sAvIN

Mrs. Mary A. Savin, aged 70. widow
Of John A. Savin, died at Townsend
last Friday after few days illness of
pneumonia. YRS. Savin, before her
marriage, was Miss Mary Williams and
a niece of the late William G. Mitchell,
of Smyrna. at whose home she was
practically raised snd spent much of
her early life. She is survived by four
children, as follows: Yrs. Allen Cox; Of
Philadelphia; Frank Savin, of Clayton;
Herman Savin, of Youngstown, Ohio,
and Mrs. Charles Atwell. of Kennett
Square, Pa.
Funeral services took place Monday
from Der late residence in Townsend in
charge of the Rev. Ransom P. Nichols,
of Smyrna. and interment was in Odd
Fellows cemetery, Smyrna.
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Invitations Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. McCrone, of
near Middletown, have issued invita-
tions tc the marriage of their youngest
daughter, Anna Adelaide, to Francis
". Mcdowell.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
ie0eYening, March 10, at 8 O'Clock. Ut
crope , ns, asar Nd ddletown.
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Town Election

At the annual town election held on
Monday last, Walter S. Letherbury
ind Thomas W. Truitt were elected
Commissioners to serve two years; Wat
&. Belts. treasurer; Daniel w. Stevens
an rman, T. Edgar Clayton. assessor.
town ssp01f ~ fiscal year
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Mary Pickford in captain Kidd
r." will be the attraction It the
|nera\ House Thursday evening.
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m Wages Fixed

Al - IF Galena Grange, at
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WILLIAM B. MASLIN

William B. MasIin. aged 62. proprie-
tor of the ,assey Hotel, died at Mas
sey. Md, Monday, after lingering i'll
ness.
He was buried in St. Clements Gene
terry on Thursday.
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MILLINERY OPENING F!

MlLLlVENI VTENlNO
Call and inspect our Spring Nj
linery Styles at our store on Thu
day and Friday, March 18th Al
18th, all the latest and most pop
lar fashions.
DROLL & PLEASANTON. |
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q $: e. ] i iii| =; p
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-06

Annual report of State Child Welfare
work in rural New Castle county at
meeting of the local committee held at
Middletown health center.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

l, o1bedzie ~polroczne posiedzenie w
czwartek, dnia 1890 'czerwca, o 60
dzinie 6mej wieczorem. Obecnosc
czionk6w poiadana, DO sa wazne spra
Wy do zalatwienia. - J6zef Grzebe-
towski, PREF; Leopold Kowalski,
sekr. prot, 1907 n. Hermitage ave.
KANTOWA.
- Tow. sw. Krzyza bedzie mialo
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie jutro VIC
czorem, o godzinie pol do 0smej. W
sail No. 8. Prezes zaprasza wszyst-
kich czlonkow azeby sic staWili ma I"
posiedzenie, poniewaz So bardzo waz
ne sprawy do zaiatwienia, ktore md
sza bye jutro za}atwione. ME pow!n-
no nikogo braknac. - Kaz. Rajchal
PREF; Fr. Jankowski, sekr. pro-,
1434 Blackhawk ul.
- Tow. p. O.. Boskiego Serca Jezu
sa No. 26S Zjed. cdbedzle mleslec"-
ne posiedzenie czwartek lpGo
czerwca. W sail paraflalnej. Czion-
kowie ma'a bye cbeCni DO sa waznc
sprawy do zaiatwienia. CT co ~jeszcze
ME ~dostarczyli zaSwiadczeh spowie
dzi wielkanocnej MECH to uczylla
ma Tern. posiedzeniu, w przeciWnYm
razie kara podlug konstytucyi. y
Pitera. PREF: Tom. ]. kaliS' seKr'
prot LII Cornell NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

udziale ]. E. Kardyna}a Gibbon-
s'a, delegate Apostolskiego X.
Arcybiskupa Bonzano i okoio
piecdzieSieciu innych Biskupow
Ii Arcybiskup6w ceiebrowal
wczoraj pred poiudniem sumo
pontyfikalna Arcybiskup Munde-
lein. Podczas sunny wzniosle ka-
zanie wygiosi} Arcybiskup Hayes
z Nowego Yorku.
Bardzo pieknie ,przedstawiala
sic procesya z pa}acu arcybisku-
piego do katedry. Pochod pro-
wadzili ministranci przybrani W
biale i czerwone sutanny: "a nj
mi postepowal orszak 1900 ka-
p}anow i dwudziestu pieclu BIZ
skup6w, reprezentujacych dyece-
Eye caiych Stan. Zjednoczcaych,
Orszak dygnitarzy koSciola "a
mykaIo dziesieciu ArcybiSkupow.
Ia orszakiem postepowal ]. +.
Arcybiskup Mundelein, otoczony
dvakonami i straightforward, kt6
rzy mu asystowali Podczas Mszy
Sw.
Pochod zamykali J. F. X. Kar
dynai Gibbons i delegat apostol-
ski, J. z. Y. Arcybiskup Bon
zano.
Katedra ozdobiona byla ma re,
wnatrz flagami amerykanskiemi
Ii kolorami papieskimi - bialym
Ii zIotym. Wnetrze koScioia PREY
ozdobiono w kwiaty zlote i sre-
brne.
Odebrano wczoraj depesze cd
Papieza- B~enedykta, kt9rej trcSc
jest nastePuJaca
,.Dzieki MECH beda Bogu "a to,
re miasto Vase w tax krotkim
czasie ME tylko cieszy sic oso-
bliwem wzrostem powodzenia do
czeSnego. ale rowniez krzewie--
MEM / potegq WARY katolickiej.
Ola osiagniecia tego celu, mic
maso przyczyniles sic Ty. W CA
sic swego Pasterstwa ME opusci
les niczego, ably piclegnowac ~
Gle chrze;cijahSkic. Mianuje Gle
asystentem tronu papieskiego i
rozkazuje, ably CT list apostolski
prz~es,ano, upowahniajaCy Gle do
udzielania odpustow zupeInych,
$tosownie do warunkow udzieIa-
MIA apoStolskiego b}ogoslawien--
silva"
Dzisiaj poSwiecone zostanle Sc
m~inaryum przygotowawcze pod
wezwaniem :. p. ArcybiskuPa
Quigley. PoSwiecenie scmina-
ryum odbedzie sic PREY sumie
pontyfikalnej, kt6ra zostanie Cd,
prawiona w kaplicy Sw. Jakoba.
Wieczorem ~odbedzie sic kor-
cert k~oScielny w katedrze. "
koncercie vienna udzial artyScl
Qpery chicagoskiej, uczniowle
seminaryum i Choir ksiezy.
Jubileusz zakonczv sic jutro
ogromna paradq dzieci szkolnych
- udziai W paradzie wezmic o.
koIo $4,000 dzieci.
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KrOnika MisjsCOWa,
Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.

'eprezentujacy Morgan'a i w.
w. Atterbury, wice-prezes kolei
Pennsylvania z%amierzaja
wyeliminowac ~stopniowo wszy--
stkie kandydatury, by oczyScic
pole ola swego faworyta - Low
den'a. Sofa w oku jest i'm szcze-
golniej Johnson, totez ma niego
nastawili sidla. w ktore Jamie
rzaja go uchwycit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
KROTKIE z
KONWENCYI.

Konwencya otwarta NOVA
wstepna scnatora Lodge'a, ktory
atakuje zasady partyi demokra-
tycznej i administracye prezyden
ia Wilson'a; w~prowadza on ma
widownie sprawe Ligi Ludlow j
kweStye' drozyzniana.
Roznica zdan w >sprawie de
ski" Ligi Ludlow, wywoiuje "a
cieta walke W komitecie rezolu-
cyl. Senator Borah grozi stwo-
rzenicm trzeciej partyi, .jezeli "a
patrywania Johnson'a ME costa
ma wcielone W platformie.
Rezolucye przeciw strajkom /
W kwestyi meXykatiskiej rowniez
wprowadzaja rozdwojenie W sze
regi komitetu rezolucyi.
Leaderzy wschodni poczyna-
ia walke w celu oslabienia Low
den'a; Wood stale sic silniejszy
dzieki poparciu Hitchcock'a; O.
boz Wood'a osqdzii Johnson a
nieszkodliwym - choc sad taxi
ME p~rzeszkadza wcale wzrosto-
Wi sill ~Johnson'a.
Burmistrz Thompson i adwo-
kat korporacyjny Ettelson decy-
dujq sic ustapic jake delegaci
lat large, aby uniknqG wype}-
nienia danej i'm %instrukcyi gio4
I sowania ia Lowden'a.
Wood i Johnson wznowili wal
ke o zakweStyonowane mielSca
ma konwencyi pred komisya
mandat6w - credentials COM
mittee".
komitet regui udziela kobie--
tom pelnego glosu i rownej re-
prczentacvi w radach partyi re-
publikanSkiej.
Senator Lodge zostai wvbra--
nv marSzaikiem konwencyi.
Senator Watson wywalczy} SO
bic stanowisko przewodniczace-
go komtietu rezolucyi.
G%ubernator Lowden zyskuje
'coraz to wiecej przyjacioi Z kaz-
dQ napaScia burmistrza Thomp-
soma. .
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Ruch W TOWarzyStwach.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Macierz Polska oddzia} Sw. To-
ofila No. Al odbedzie miesieczne po-
siedzenie W srode, dnia $50 czerwCa,
O godzinie 7:30, W sail Macierzy ?.
Do zaplaCenia przypada nadzwyczai-
nego 25c. zarazem So wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia. Prezes zaprasza kah-
diego czlonka. - Mar. Bajerski, pre-
yes; Raj. Przybylla, sekr. prot, 1850
Currier III.
Tow. Sw. ~Szczepana NJ. No.
SIS Zjed. odbedzie ~poSiedzenie W
czwartek, dnia logo czerwca, o 60
dzinie poi do osmej. W sail No. 4ty.
Kazdy czlcnek ma bye obecny, po-
niewai So wazne sprawy do za&atWie-
MIA. Czlonkowie, ktorzy ME dos:a-
will Swiadectwa spo wiedzi wielka-
nocnej maja TO uczyniG ma tenn pose
dzeniu. - B. S%itkiewicz. PREF. Jan
~aZwiszewski, sekr. prot, 1924 Noble
ul.
- Tow. Sw. Bernardo Op. gr. S29
ljed. odbedzie pol roczne posiedze,
ME W czwartek, 1000 c2erwca, o g.
dzinie pol do osmej wieczorem. O.
becnoSt wszystkich pozadana, ilonie-
waz sa wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia,
= ma zamiar wstapiG MECH 81
zgIosi. - Alexis. Nowik, PREF: 10
zef Krasowski, sekr. n ot., 853 NJ
Ashland ave.
- Tow. Sw. Wincenteso a 2snlJ
mr.. 221 zjed. odbedzie p~6}roczne p
siedzenie W czwatteE, ,lnia 1890
czerwca o godzinie 7;30 w!eczorem
W sail zwykIych p~osiedzen. Do zapta-
cenia Jest csc ma ten miesiac. Czlon'
kowie So present dostawit Swiadect,
wa spowiedzi wielkanocnej. Ooec'
nose kazdego jest ~pozadana. - re
n~ieohecnos6 kara. B D"abahsfi
e FL. MslI,1. sekr. rrot.. lG3
n. Paulil Ii III.
2 MARYANOWA.
Tow. Sw. Wojciecha B. M. No
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s. 90 q 0 0 . 0 0
COIOnialS 4. y. A.:

g 0 q o 0 0 0 . 0 0 ;
COIoniaIs 4. =. A.:
900 Q 0 0 1 )
Skradzione> mety: Shuster ,; y.
Bart .; Smith ,; Nowicki |; Roscoe
/. Uderzenia ma dwie mety: G. kov.
Wymachanych: przez Mere S; przez
Hogan'a /; przez Eddie, S. Wo.oe
mety no pilki: Cd Metry 4; cd He
CANA /; Cd Eddie 4. Gas Cry: 200
widow: 1000. Sedzia CRY: Walters
Podajemy do wiadomosci IL KUN
Colonial A. c." urzadza pink ko-
szykowy. dnia 2Ogo czerwca b. r. v
Diamond. Lake. autcmobilami. BIZ
lety MONA nabyc u czlonkow i cara
zem W bufecie S. Walinskiego, 1855
W. Belmont ave.
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NAJNOWsZA MAPA POLsKI.

rozmiaru 81 przez % cali.
otrzymasz ia zupelnie "a darmo po
~nadeslaniu 10 cent6w W marKaen
pocztowych ma pokrycie koszto"
przesylki. Napisz wyra5nie sWo1e Naz
wisko I adres, by ME doruscit do Ia
kiego bledu: Joseph Bogdan, SOC b.
Pulitzer Building, New York City.
% C.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
G DZISIE ISZY w
KOLISEUM.

Sesya rozpoczyna sic o godz1-
ME II.
Odmowienie modlitwy przez
Wiel. Jana Timothy Stone, D.. D,
Sprawozdanie komisNi manda,
tow. komisya mandatow miala
odczytac sw6j rapport o godz. II
gdyby wszakie rapport ME b!i
gotowy. Gas wypeiniony costa,
ME przemowieniami.
Sprawozdanie kOmitctu regui
i porzadku spraw. Akcya, jaka
powezmie konwencya mad rapor
tenn komitetu regui, zadecydujc
o porzadku p~rzyszlych obrad. Pc
rzQdek, ktory prawdopodobnie
zostanie uchwalony przedstawia
sic jak nastepuje: - w czwar-
tex przyJecie platformy, W piq-
tex nominacya kandydata ma pre-
zydenta, W sobote nominacya Wi
cc-prezydenta.
Rozrhaite sprawy i odroczenie
J~UBILEUSZU
A~RCHIDYECEZYI.
Wczoraj rano rozpoczeiy sic
uroczystoSci jubileuszowe archi--
dyecezyi chicagoskiej. Powaznle
i nadzwyczaj imponujaco odbyly
sic ceremonie pierwszego dina
jubileuszu.
w katedrze przepeinioneI przy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POTRZEBA 2 kelnerki. Stale, Tub
ma obiadowej godziny. Dobre godz!-
ny. Zaplata $40 ma tydzien. 4l6l S.
Halsted ul. ,Telefon Drover 456.
Erickson's Restaurant. 3
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POTRZEBA kobiety Tub ddziewcze:a
do mycia naczyn. Erickscn's Re-
staurant, 4161 S. Halsted ul. Tele.
fon Drover 456. .
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Rodzice Uwaga

Chlopcy i dziewczeta 14to letnie /
starsi. maja teraz zapisac sic do "a
jet podczas wakacyi. tax azeby bye
gotowym, jak tylko wakacye sic roz-
poczna. Many rozmaite zajecia ~
ofisach, oraz do miejsc gdzie MONA
wyuczyc sic dobrego fachu. Niema
zadnej oplaty do zapisu. South Park
Employment Bureau. 4193 S Hal
sted ul, 2gie pietro. S-9-i2
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KriebeI Elan OSlCzedlanla
j LOkOWania Pieniedly.

Kriebel and Co, Bankierzy inwe-
stycyi, kt6rzy specyalizuja " bon
dach i akcyach jak Standard Oil,
Pullman, United States Steel, North
western Railroad, Armour Wrigley
Gum, SeaS-Roebuck, wydali intere-
sujaca ksiazezke, kt6ra wszyscy
powinni czytac 20 tytusem Getting
Ahead. Opisuje jak Peter Perkins
zostal bogacBem przez ulokowanie
kifku dotar6w miesiec1oie.
Take akcye obecnie prZynosZa 7
procent i wiecej. / kabdy moAe mics
ten zysk, be- r6hnicy jaltiej jest ma
| rodowoSG. Jestto o wiele lepiej nize-
II brac 3 procent W hankach oszcze-
dnosci. Radzimy wan abyScie pre-
czytali Getting Ahead. Pomo1e
wan do zarobienia wiecej pteniedzy,
a akcye sa zupeinie pewne
WINCENTY G. PONIC, Spec. RspG.
1908 So. Ashland Ave. Tel Canal 4S40
KRIEBEL & co.
BaniderZy InweStycyi,
l37 So. La Sale st. Chicago, Ill
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W ponicdzialek 1aS, ten sam klub
p~owedrowai ma boiSko PREY Long i Full
lerton i tam po zacictei walce odni0$f
zwyciestwo mad Silnym klubcm Pal
mer A. c.. punktami s do 6. Slime pod
biianie TobiaSa j Kr6la by}o p~rzyczyna
porazki przeciwnik6w. Niezle sic spi-
sal Greenwald " roll rzucacza no da-
rowa{ i'm tylko Z ~mizenych Uderzen
Rezultat grY lest IA stepuiacY:
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Ma mieszkanie mezczyzn, panien Tub
m~alzenstwo. 543 Y. Ashland ave =
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POTRZEBA DOSWADCZONYCH
MEICZYZN DO MYCIA OXEN. -
ZGLOSIC Sic DO BIURA PIRACY
= sme PIFTRO. JECHAC ADAMS
I DEARBORN u. ELEWATOREM
- THE FAIR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

W n%iedziele, $50 czerwca ma boil
sku PREY Cornelia i L%awndale odbyIa
sic W gra W pike metowa pomiedEy
klubem ,,Colonials A. B. A." a klu-
benz douglas Boys. klub Colonials
pokonai swych rywali punktami d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
PRACA

POTRZEBA inteligentnej dziewczy-
ny do domowej lekkiej piracy, doota
zapiata, niema dzieci. 1749 \. Her
mitage ave. =
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POTRZEBA piekarza ma 1sza reke.
2241 S. Whipple Ill, blisko zee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POTRZEBA dziewczat Tub kobiet dc
mycia statkow Cd 4 popC}udniu DO
9tei wieczorem. krotkie eodziny. To-
bra zap}ata. 111S \. Ashland ave. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

DO ~wynaiecia 2 pomieszkania. 1872
Wright vi. Franc;szek Wirkus.
II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

" ubieg}a ~niedziele. kluh p. n. Pa
rec A. A" powedrowai ma boisko do
Humboldt parku i tam odni6s} ivy
ciestwo mad silnym klubem ..LemrockS' :.
P~rzyczyna porazki by}o sprawne rzuca-
ME Greenwalda. W polbijaniu piiki Cd
znaczyli sic w. Knoll, 4. SeSko / FIR.
Pufundt. Rezultat CRY podlus kolejek q:
PARRE A. A.: -
0 0 3 0 l 0 4-13
LEMROCKS: -
l 0 / / 0 o o. }
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Pan6w potrzeba ma ieszkanie ,
wiktem Tub bez. 1916 Chicago v
blisko Milwaukee ave.
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PARMA poszukuje m:eszkania u do
brej familii be- wiktu. Zg}os'6 sic L.
stownie. Helena Janas, 1854 OHIO
VI. lV
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JEDNEGO porzadnego meAczyzne po-
trzeba ma mieszkanie. 1922 Augusta
ul.
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W niedziele, dnia ego b. m. klub
Parree grail nd boiSku PREY Harrison /
Washtenaw ulicy z klubcm pod nazwa
AironS A. C..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POTRZEBA szewc0w, ,,all around
wykoGczarzy PREY dzieciecych TREE
wikach, take edge trimmers | edge
setter. DobrA zapiata, staia praca.
Przyjdacie gotowi do piracy. ZgioSic
sic 1874 Augusta III. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POTRZEBA stryperek i banders -
PREY cygarach. take dziewczat DO
nauki zawijania cygar, W wieku 1G
lat Tub starszej. Czysta / stala pra-
ca. SIS ty%godniowo ma p~oczatek. -
1865 w. Austin ave. Telefon
Monroe 6041. 10
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UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaJe-
r., 6SS Milwaukee ave. WflszaWa
Hotel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
PRACA

POTRZEBA starszej kobiety do Pill
nowania dziecka lub kt6raby chcia-
Ia zabrac do domu, Gobra zapiata.
ZglosiG sic 935 n. Racine ave. W :yl-
MN domu ma 1szem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

O 0 4 l 0 0 o o. 8
PALMER A. c.
D 0 l O . 5 0 o. 6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POTRZEBA krawCa ma kostumer-
skie surduty i reperacye. 1915 NJ.
Robey ul. IA
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NAUCZCIE sic balwisrst'7a, %2araoil1
Gle pieniadze, p IDEAS nauki. Wee
dens, 1858 w. Madison II. 3
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MALARZ

DO wynaiecia sklad do jakiegobad1
Interest,". 4342 Belomnt ave, Kildare
1872. 10