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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Jutro, " nicdziele, o godzinie 2:1o pc
p~oiudniu odbedzie sic bezp}atny popis
uczennic / uczni6w szkoly spiewu tan
ca PAM Agnieszki Nering w parku Pu'
laskiego, PREY Noble / Bfackhawk III
Wszystkich goSci uprasza sic o punk
tualne przybycie. ...,..
W Sdkolni Gniazda No. Ego i'm. WI.
swiatkiewIcza, Pur. 1916 Tell Place, O
godzinie 7mej wieczorem, odbedzie sic
Jutro wlec polskiej firmy traktorGw
p. n. Ursus Motor Co. - w p~oniedzia'
lex podobny vice odbedzie sic o godzi,
ME 7mej wieczorem W sail J. Krechnia-
ka PREY Noble 1 Huron vi. Wstep VOL
ny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

trzyletnia c6reczka Klara Daryzih-
ska, Fam. pnr. 1926 Calumet ave.,
wpadia do wiadra stojacego ma po-
dlodze z goraca woda, wskutek cze-
go p~oparzyia sic tax fatalnie, re
wkrotce po wypadku zmar}a y stra-
cZnych cierpieniach. Przestroga dla
matek, by ME stawialy naczyn z go
raca woda tam, gdzie dzieci sic ba-
via.
q J. u
50-letni Michal Michalewski. Ia
mies8kaly pnr. 1910 s. Paulina ul.,
robotnik zatrudniony W r1ezalniach
ma Town Of Lake, znaleziony wczo-
raj zostal W iozku bee zycia, Co
by{o powodem smierci, inkwest ko-
|ronera wykaze.
Do Chicago wcZoraj sprowadzony
zostal przez policye niejaki Jack
Smith, kt6ry podobno ma bye WlaSci-
wynn sprawca napadu | postrzelenia
niedawno zmarlego policyanta Joze-
ia Pijanowskiego | ~ex-aldermana
Helda. Smitha a~resztowano W Ce--
dar Rapids, Iowa, na farmie. y,
q + q
Welding raportu p~olicyjnego wczo
raj skradzionych zostalo tedenaScie
automobiI6w. Ma liScie poszkodo--
wanych many jednego Polaka, Jana
Bakusa, zam. pnr. 5617 ". 63 ul.
= o -
Do miesukania Antoniego I Maryi
Przepysznych, zam. pnr. 1880 So.
Calumet ave-, podczas ich nieobec-
nosci sakradl sic ziodziej, kt6ry "a
brat s25 W got6wce | ubranie mes
kie. Gdy Przepyszni wr6cili do do
mu, zastali mieszkanie W ~nieladzie'
lecz po ziodzieiu ME bylo ami sladu.
Pred sedzia Prindivillem W sa--
die municypalnym PREY Halsted /
AZ nj. pod o~skarzeniem p~opelnienia
kradziezy stawai 'Miehal Kosciela.
Przedmioty %skradzione Janowi Iva
nickiemu przewyzsza}y sumo $500
przeto sedzia przekazai oskar-
zoneso sadowi karnemu, stawiaiac
go pod kaucya W sumie $500.
Jutro o godzinie 2ej ~popoiudniu
W sail szkolnej ma Piotro-Pawlowie
odbedzie sic wielki vice narodowy,
urzadzony staraniem Komitetu Oby'
watelskiego No. 80. Przemawiac be-
da dobrzy m6wcy t~utejsi, takote4
Polski. Kazdy Polak powinien PREY
hive ma ten vice 1 wysluchat doboro-
wego programu, jaki komitet PREY
gotowai.
q =
S5-letni Ludwfk Nowak, Gam. pnr.
1920 Elk Grove ave-, rozpocZsi Dol
ke W zaulku z banda wyrostkow'
kt6rzy zadali mu kilka ciee nozem'
Zabrano 60 do SZpitala North ave
Bliaszych szczeg6l6w ma razie brak.
q. + q
Jutro W sail sw. Szczepana PREY
Ohio Sangamon III. odbedzie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
ZAWIADOMIENIE.
Polish Grocers Bakery.

Wszyscy, ktorzy kupili udzial
W kompanii Polish Grocer's
bakery" So proszeni o przybycie
ma posiedzenie, kt6re sic odbe--
die W Hail Atlas W poniedzia--
left, dnia 29go l~istopada, 0 godzi-
ME 7mej wieczorem pnr. 1886
Emma ul. Obecnosc kazdego jest
bardzo pozqdana. DO jest bardzo
wanna sprawl do przeprowadze-
MIA.
Korp;+et
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

DIS W sobote, 27go b. m. W sail
Zwiazku Polek gra Klub Towarzyski
doskonaaa komedye Moliera pod ty-
tufem ,,Lekarz mimo WOLF. Poczatek
o godz. Sci wieczorem. Zaznaczye
nalezy, IL Klub Towarzyski, choc
niediugo istniete, lecz zasiuzyi sic
ju5 wydatnie praca obywatelska -
gl6wnie W czasie ~sprzedazy bondow
polskich W pozyczkowej kampanii.
Towarzystwo zasluguie teraz wa
iem ma poparcie, a komedya, ktora
gra niezawodnie wszystkich dosko--
male ubawi.
W Eeszla niedZiele ma Bridgepor-
Gle odbyl sic wiec zwolany przez To-
kalny Komftet obywatelski W spra-
vie Amerykanskiego Czerwonego
Krzy5a 1 niesienia pomocy Polsce.
Vice zagail prezes komitetu OBJ. A.
C~zasiewicz. Mowy wyglosili: p. M.
Wleklinski i X. S0czepan Bubacz.
Orchestra Czesiawskieso | Choir dra-
matu / spiewu i'm. Heleny M0drze-
jewskie dopeinify calosci prosramu.
Ma zakohczenfe przem6wii oh. Coral
ski. zachecajac publicZnoSc do po-
mocy m~ateryalnej Polsce, radzii
przesylaG przez Wydziai Narodowy.
jake najpewniejsza droSa - tezpie-
czna. przez kt6ra pieniadze nasze do
reczone zostana rodakom W Polsce.
Odspiewaniem Boze cos Polske "a
kohczono wiec.
Ia przekroczenie prawa prohiot-
cyjnego wladze federalne ~staraja sic
zamknac so wyszynkow. Ma liseie
tel znajdujemy dw6ch Polak6w: w.
BIazka, Fam. pnr. 1881 Lincoln ave.
ii Franciszka Kozme, q pnr. 1913
lLarrabee III.
Jutro, W niedziele. rozpocZyna sic
W kosciele p. W. IS. Mlodziankow
dwutygodniowa Misya Sw. pod kie-
runkiem 90. M~isyonarzy re zsro--
madzenia sw. W~incentego a Paulo d
Erie. Pa. Pierwszy tydzien przezna-
inaczony bedzie ola niewiast 1 pa
MEN, a drugi dla me5czyzn milo
dziencow. Misya ia zakohczy sic
neutrality-suspicious. Nabozenst7-
wem.
W saddle policyjnym pray So. Hal
sted / Al pl. pred sedzia Prtndivil-
Hem stanaf Walenty Silva, lat 20.
pod oskarzeuiem poblcia Jakoba XII
sielewskiego. Sedzia po rozpatrzeniu
sprawy skazal Sliwe ma IS grzywny
Ii $3.50 koszt6w sadowych.
q =
Ia pogwalcenie prawa prohibicyj-
nego aresztowany zostal J6zet Bal
czyka, gam. pnr. 943 W. 11s vi. Sc
dzia skazal go ma zapiacenie kary W
sumie $50 1 ~poniesienie koszt6w sa-
dowych.
W czasie gdy matka byla zajeta
| przygotowywaniem obiadu, maia je1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

daisy ciag festynu, z ktorego do
chod przeznaczouy jest ma p~otrzeby
parafii. Festyn ten d~otyehczas Gle
sly, sic powodzeniem, wiec ME ulega
watpliwosci, re j~utrzejszy dzien row
niea' bedzle ~pomyslny.
| q + q .
W czasie gdy 13-letnia Anna Gle
rvs, zamieszkala z rodzicami pnr.
2416 Cortez ul., powracala ze szko-
ly. dwaj nierozumni lobuzy rzucili
lei W oczy garse mielonego pieprzu.
Dziewczynke zabrano do : szpitaia
Matki Bozej z Nazareth, gdzie sic
znajduje pod opieka iekarska. Poll
eva schwytaaa owych wyrostkoW'
kt6rzy podali swe nazwiska jake
Maksynilian Chihski, Fam. pnr'
2045 Thomas ul. I Hayman Gelsel'
zam. pnr. 2345 Cortez ul.~
Tow. Pod Opieki mad PcnSyonatem
Si6str OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pahskiego'
urzadza wieczorek p~olaczony z ME-
spodziankami jutro W niedzieie' n
os-co b. M, W Domu Si6str zmartwych
wstanek, PREY Cortland No Hermi-
tore ave., O godzinie 2siej popofudniu
din czionki6 i goscl. WszyStkie panic
sa proszone 0 jak ~najliczniejszy wspot-
udziai.
Intro Polaey W Kensington ! okohty
~rrzadzaja ObchGd LiStopadowy ku czcl
polccIych bohater0w w pcwstaniu | O.
statnIei swdatowej wQjnie. Obchdd ten
odbcdzie sic W SAIL Grylewicza' PREY
III place i Indiana ave. WSzyStkie 10
! warzystwa zbiora sic o Sodzinie 2giJ
popoIudniu W sail parafialnej ,skqd
w,rusza do koscioia p. W. sw. Salomei
ma nieszpory, a stamtad do sail wyze)
w~vmienionej. Program jest urozmaico-
nv mowami. deklamacyami, spiewaml
i p%rodrkcyami m~uzycznemi.
w Chicago Heights w polSkiel para
fiji sw. JGzcfa, rOzpocZnie sic jutro "
uiedzicle, dnia 2S-go b. m, feStyn zaraS
10 nieszporach o g0dzinic 3ej popotu'
dnju. Festyn ten potrwa do dnia l2So
rrudnia b. +. w ka1da niedziele pol
GAS festynu pokazywane beda oorazS'
,ucbome. Caly doch1d p~rzeznaczony
la parafle. wstep wolny.
<
Kto chce mile spedz!c Jutrzcjszy VIE
cz6r, nicchaj przybedzie M drusi wy
stem k6ika LiterackieSo ma Trojcowle
Pan Stacherski wykona hska sztuS
msctcznych. Komitet urzadzajacy spo
dziewa sic, 4e sala sw. Trolley bcazie
iutro zape1niona po brzegi. Pocz9tek
codzinie Snej wieczorem.
-
ouesdaj popotudniu okoao godzinI
Lei .,JGzef OlszewSki, Fam. pnr. H.
No. Paulina ul., zostal ~najechany
bolesnie p~okaleczony przez automooll
paleaacy do firmy Imperial Baktn4
Co. znajduje sic on w domu pod opie
la lekarSka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Dnia 24go b. m, 0 godzinie 4tej po-
poludniu " kosciele D. W. Sw. Sylwestra
orgy Palmer Square, odbyi sic Stub p.
Floryana Sknpniewicza, syna PIP. Fran
ciszka l Wiktoryi Skupuiewicz6w, Fam.
pnr. 1861 n. Pauliha u1., z parma Ka-
tarzyna P~awiowska c6rka PIP. Stani--
slawa / WIktoryi Pawlowskich. Druz-
bowali: p. Wojciech Menkicki 2 PARMA
Marya ~Pawlowska / p. Stanisfaw Po-
w1owski z parma R6za Skupniewicz.
Cody weselne odbyly sic W sclstem k0t-
ku familijncm W domu\ r0dzic6w PAM
miodej pnr. 2T19 No. Troy III. PaGstw)
mlodzi zamieSzkaja ma stale W swej
wlasnej rezydencyi prr. 1921 N. Fran
cisco "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

each wykonal p. w. Salbecki, ma kor-
necie p. Jan BrzezIhski, a ma forte
pianie p. Stan. Polastk. Deklamacye
wyglosii D., 1gnacy Przepierski. a
spiew Cduet) wykonaly panny STAN
ka. Ceremoniarzem byl p. Albert
Menkicki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
PODZIEKOWANIE

Wielebnym Ksiezom, krewnyu
i znajomym, ktorzy brali udzial
W pog6zebie sp. Andrzeja Pack,
skladamy serdcczne bog "a
piaG."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

W czasie gdy matka byla zajeta
przygotowywaniem obiadu, maia je1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
THE HOUSEWIFE
 By MRS. JEAN PRESCOTT ADAMS Director omesti Science rtment Armour & Co.,

cause the pectin content is best at that time.
 A test for the proportion of sugar to juice:
 Add one tablespoonful of ninety five per cent grain alcohol to an equal vol ume of cooled fruit juice and shake. If a lot of pectin is present, it will collect lin one mass. In this event use equal quantities of sugar and fruit juice. If, however, the pectin does not form a clot which is easily slipped from the glass, less sugar should be used-par- haps three-quarters of cupful of su- gar to one cupful of juice.
 If alcohol is not at hand, test out" the fruit juice. Make small amount of jelly and add more or less sugar to the remaining juices as the finished product would suggest. If the finished cool jelly is soft or syrupy, too much sugar has been used if tough, too little sugar. Add the sugar when the juice begins to boil as this precaution will tend to lessen specialization. When the jelly has finished cooking, 1t will break from a spoon, on being cooled, in flakes, or it will thicken slightly when dropped on cool plate. A pet ter method is to use the thermodeter and remove the jelly from the neat when the thermometer registers the proper temperature. For grape jelly, 224 degrees Fahrenheit will give hest results.
 If just right, jelly should be clear and bright. When turned from the glass, it should retain it's shape, but "quiver." The flavor should be excellent.
 Grape juice is an addition to the meal of broiled ham, omelet, stuffed bacon slices, dry sausage or peanut butter sandwiches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
BALK LINE BILLIARD
 CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE
 PLAYED IN 2 SECTIONS

New York, September 1.-The pro- fessional 1s.2 balk line billiard cham pionship for 1920-1s21, will be played Yin two sections this year. the prelimi- nary tournament beginning about No- vemberf 8, at San Francisco, and the final here December 6, and s.
 According to announcement today en- tries. limited to six players for the San Francisco contests, will close october Is. Each game will consist of 400 points. Winners of the first and second prizes in the California games will com pete with Willie Hoppe the title hold CT, in the final series limited to three players, which Will De played here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
COOK ING HELPS JELLY MAKING

Psc7i1 and acid are the two primary lnpgF mt points to be considered when selecting fruit that will make good jelly.
 Pectfn. the part that makes the jelly 1ell, is very scarce in some fruits. The peach, strawberry and cherry are ex- amples of this type. They contain acid, however, while the pear and quince contain pectin and very little acid. If the missing property be added to each of these fruits, good jelly can be made of them
 From the grapes we get our now na- tionally known beverage, grape juice, which is found in every American home. For this the national food pro- ducers allow the grapes to ripen, that the full-blown flavor may appear in the bottled juice; but grape jelly is best made from underripe grapes, .be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
CHENNY IN GOOD FORM
 AND COLUMBIA WINS
 ANOTHER FROM TAMPA A

Jacksonville, Fla, September H.-With the veteran Larry Chenny in superb form, and the Columbia Club playing brilliant behind him, the Corners, cham pions of the South Atlantic League, de- feated the Tampa Smokers, champions of the Florida League. here this afternoon by the score of f to 0. This was the fifth game of the series for the south eastern championship, which now stands to in favor of Columbia. The sixth will be played here tomorrow. Score.
 R.H E. Columbia .......................... l Iampd V Batteries: Chenny and Wendell; Alvarez and Nance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
FIREMAN TO OFFICIATE
 IN FORT WORTH SERIES

Umpire Pfirman, who has been or ficiating in the series with the Crack CTS, which closes today. left last night for Fort Worth. He states that he will act in the Little Rock-Fort Worth post season series, with an umpire from the Texas League.
 Pfirman umpired in the Texas Lea gue last season and it seems that he found favor with the Cow Country fanA Hence his appointment to officiafe in the big series.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
RALEIGH WINS FIFTH
 GAME OF POST SERIES

Greensboro. N. C., September IT, Heimach outpitched Braxton here to- day in the fifth game of. the Piedmond League post-season series between Greensboro and Raleigh for the league pennant and Raleigh won to 0. The teams go to Raleigh for the sixth game tomorrow. Greensboro has won three games and Raleigh two and in the event Raleigh wins tomorrow the deciding game of the series will be played in Raleigh Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

In the semi final round today, Mrs. Mallory defeated Miss Helene Pollak, New York, while Miss zinGvrstein dis posed of Miss Eleanor Goss New York.
 Paired with Miss Goss, Miss Finder stein also won her way into the final round of the doubl They will meet Miss Helen Baker and Miss Eleanor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

former national champion, and Miss Marion Zinderstein, of Boston, runner up last year, will meet tomorrow in the final round of the women's nation al tennis tournament at the Philadel- phia Cricket Club. To the victor will go the championship. as Mrs. George wightman will not defend her title.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

Tennant. of California tomorrow for the title. Miss Goss and Miss Finder stein, the }. esent champions. today defeated Mrs. Wightman and Mrs. Mall 1ory in the semi final round The Cali fornia pair eliminated Miss Molly Thayer and Miss Anne Townsend, of Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
MRS. MALLORY MEETS
 MISS ZINDERSTElN
 IN W0MEN'S NET MEET

Philadelphia September 17.-Mrs. Molla Jurstedt Mallory, New York,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04

Constructive Criticism of Men Measures the Hope of Correcting
Errors and EuiLs
The Democratic Party of United States failing the last election
Is still injecting mdemocrac sentiment the country through the
and willing columns of southern newspapers Harding the
president elect is still scofed by these evil institutions
Mr. Arthur Brisbane brilliant Journalist for the Hearst
evidently that to read after him favorg unrestricted mmgra
hon. The offered that America large and fertile
enough absorb Of people world This sounds
good enough indeed striking note that the immigrants do
take advantage of the ndeveoped of America but pack
themselves the large cities and aid the these in
would strike for the farm lands and the tall timber
would object
abolish in The United
is about trade with the country We wonder
the Wall will such books Soviet Russia
in exchange for American commodities which they control The
America information regard the
m of capitalism.
learned International Convention of
Negroes held in New York Last August rather has
enough and refer In its columns
they will probably inform that has been declared
and that the is
The Chicago Tribune attempting to confess and avoid of
the Haitian atrocities and Santo DOMINICAN murders friction
blacks and whites The Tribune will split the ness
justify the of the white and to dredt the right of
the black
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04
Editor S Mail

Chicago, III November 23rd. 1920. Dear
Mr. Editor; | have Just finished reading
enc OF your last weeks issues OF the Nhip
colorcd papers in the world and enjoy
reading it because it enlightens every man
OF the colored race and is full OF useful
information. | have Just arrived in Chicago
and | have read several papers including the
Herald Examiner, Daily News and Tribune
but the Whip gave me moro satisfaction than
any / read | will be a regular reader OF
your paper and will buy them weekly, viii
also send one home TO my brother. IN Okla
hona. ! must congratulate my fellow men
ON to a higher standard and help them 10
instruct our race so they will not fall III
SO many snares. For my part | will praise The
WHIP always VIII send five copies To my
friends that they may read 1t also 1ouI
legal hints to women and Legal cateehism
supply all the good information desired. sue
| remain a friend. A. d. Davis, 250S 5
Wabash Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04
To The You KNOW
'EmA Editor

| know you have observed the
activities OF the police department in
their efforts to suppress the usual
CRIME wave incidental to this season
OF the year, know you have noticed
it because | saw you standing in Inc
at Harrison St, trying 10 get your
case called the other morning.
You know that drug store on S.
State st, we'll I was in there the
other morning to purchase a bottle
OF Lithia Water. and had TO go four
blocks to get a glass to drink ii in.
Since YOU know them, tell them to
purchase at least a half dozen glassea
They may be called on 10 administer
a dose OF medicine TO some sick per
son some night.
You know that part Of Chicago re
Gently named Seduction City. |
mean the vicinity Of 37th ST, and
Indiana Ave. well you can get any
thing YOU want III some Of those Hats
outside OF square deal. ] wonder
il they have heard about man named
Lands?
| know YOU know that all cabarcts
are soft drink emporums now. You
must know that, because you are not
even allowed to serve your hip-iqnor,
now.
| wonder if you know that lady who
buys cheap silk hosiery. You must
know her, because when the an
nouncer' announced the other night
that no drinking would be allowed
she got so excited that A ravcl started
in those cheap silk stockings, and her
bottle OF leg liquor slipDed to the
floor with a loud crash Why try TO
run saloon i'll your stocking?
Do YOU know those boys who used
to make the street cars, and find bust
ness in other peoples poeketSs Well
YOU don't see SO many OF them now
Special accommodations have been ar
ranged for a large number Ct thc3
at 10Th St, and California Ave. !
mean the bridewcll
You may not know those boys who
smash windows along State ST. every
night but know you see the smashed
glassware every morning. Well. ono
OF the merchants whose window wa
smashed recently. wants to know why
those boys don't be regular burglar
and get something for their trouble
What's the use 10 smash $3.50 VIII
dow Ia get a So hat Its all covered
by insurance, y Know
You know those loud takers il
street cars and public places. | know
you know them. because they hay,
ANNOYED YOU Well. tell them tn,
ability to tail, loud is no special Yir
;Go and as a rule is an exhibition oil
ignorance.
wonder il you know that woman
prominent in club and society lifc
whose husband is foremost in profcs
s;cnal circles. wont name tha-
street over Fast where she lives, be
cause then | know YOU would know
hrf. Well can you tell me WHO II
is she is so fond OF visiting in ih,
afternoons in that big apartment
building at 50th and Wabash Won
that BE- big scandal when it leaks
out?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04
Arlington BUYS New Restaurant

Louis Arlington. proprietor of Ar
.rlngton's Lunch, 35th Street and the
Elevated, has bought for a large con
sideration the restaurant at 1902 State
Street, formerly operated by Greeks.
The restaurant bought by AIRING
ton has not been a paying proposition
for some time, due, ii is thought, to
mismanagement by its Greek operat-
ors. Arlington, however, promises to
operate his new place on the same or
der chat has made his old stand so
popular with his customers.
The deal for purchase was closed
Wednesday, December /. Arlington
will take possession in short time,
and it is expected that his new stand
will Immediately become as popular
as his old one.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04

tell you all about it.
Miss Carol Mccoy. Reader APP
pcared in recital at Bethesda Baptist
Church, Monday evening, November
y, 1920 %# es..
Among her many offerings was a
cutting from the play Within the
Law" Her rendition of which would
have done credit TO AN old profess
sional" Miss .McCay's efforts were
rewarded by repeated and prolonged
.pplause from the large and highly ap
precativc audience She was ably
Lawrence Lomax. who shared the
Mr.. Leon Smith, violinist. Mrs. Fan
ME Hall-Clint. teacher, may well be
proud OF her handiwork.
HISTORY is STILL IN THE
MAKING. II you believe that there
is nothing NEW under the sun, then
lust prepare to have your mind
changed, for the Entertainers Hall,
on Wednesday evening. December l.
100. viii be the scene OF the most
brilliant and unique BOOSTERS
MEET ever planned. The Affair
will be held in honor OF the Hon.
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p9SSTEps 81. Iii 10 H. w., l. C.r.
NJ, and W n Sa,,,uels
All he coon nenoic ,y;1l he ,bcre
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- ,i,.. ~ f.ror,a, I'D cnoIoVoe ~
80, - a. prnJnc. % NH whom
H. on,ai,..od III ,,b;cb fr,;t ran.
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04

the other day, TO
an out OF town
friend. you see
buying an cXpen-
sivc home takes
IN o st o { our
money .
Now, Mac. you
arc always good
on suggestions,
tell me how ] can
make $12 buy my
gifts? = - ~
Only five 80 DAYS
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04

AIN 1 ~ " dNO / .
TO TEMPLE,
Jan. 4, 1921. It
a secret but
NJ IN c. Blanche
Peyton Dorsey,
3514 Prairie Ave
nue., told me
she knows all
about it. Any
way, YOU will
want to be there.
W ate II IT II L.
WHIP we with
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-04

NTOU KNOW that plenty of these
Y girls about town VIII wear these
lur coats. We'll Nosey stumbled
upon the history OF one Of those fur
coats at a swell party the other night
The lady who was wearing this splendid
creation was very friendly with a very
prominent business man who knew what
TO do with leases and houses. lie man
aged things SO well that the mere ques-
ton OF 5000 was a trinc and the lady
got what she wanted. Noscy found out
after the party that this same gentleman
had suddenly departed the good Windy
City and even his business partners do
not seem to know where be has gone
They evidently want to find him because
he was about 100000 short in his ac-
counts and the police have or will be
informed about his little dealings. Nosey
wonders if all Of the fur coats he has
seen caused as much disturbance as this
little enc did. Who knows? Who
knows?