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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
happenings at The First G.
0. ?. Convention 50 Years AgI

CHICAGO. Juno 7,--At lhe first
Republican national convention held
ln Chlcago 90 fetfs aen:
An Iowa delantes walked $50
miles 70 set 10 . railroad 10 come TO
The convention
Special railroad rates were made
and ChlcnFot population probably
doubled in convention week.
Hotel rpoms were $50 70 $50
day.
Crowds were 80 great that BIZ
llnrds tables IN TIE hotels were
pressed lnlo service "A beds.
The -WiGwnmr IN which The con.
veufIon was held. was probably
about the sixe Of the annex 10 the
Coliseum Ia which this years Gun
vcntlon takes place.
The WlgwanlA proIuse decoration
was largely furnished by The Hepub.
llcan women o. Chicago. They were
invited 10 comc armed and equip.
ped with those formidable wnanunA
noedles ihimhles. scissors. etc"
When 4 special train pulled IN
with The Massachusetts, and olilnr
Ncu Eneland delesaies. rockets WIRE
seui % and cannon boomed lpI
announce their arrival u waiting
friends.
The gallery IN ne convention hall
WAS reservcd FOR women and ihelrI
escorts. necanse of |he great Mum
her ol baen unable 10 81 IN, one
man was rcporfei lf>ins 10 eal into
the gallery with al Indian Aanew
enll|ne moccaalna A. hlaitIHdrniinls.
mt was cxcluded on ibe ground Thai
Hhe was no lady.
The Two chief NOMINATING
eprochcs were made IN less than "
words. Abraham Lincoln was placed
10 nomination Va q words.
The making % The presidential
nomination uak announced to The
cllg BY ulf firing oi ) cannon placed
nn The fp0f ~ the convfnI|on hall.
That uighl cannon anf rockets
were fired. hnnllfos lighted and mnl.
i|lud'nous nsradns FORMED. fhelf
pafl|clpanls carrying anything llnl
would serve even n fakea and 1lsh.
ms pQlns.
fl'he foregoing data was obtained
lcom ne llbfaff af me Chicago Ills
l1Flca' toclfiy, Nnlrn Aas faFloue /
ff'|fs II ihe fnnfenlIan and he
rninpa|un lhat lo||eNedl /
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

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''unA' 'pn''nlI'rf % to'n'nnI''it o.
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
Who Wouldn't Be a Judge,
Here or IN Colorado

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colorado.
June 1.-The old custom of kissing
The bride was given q new variation
here recently when Judge &. A.
Morning extended the custom 10 ln.
cindo also tho witnesses. ID. o.
prockIean and Mrs. N. A. Roupe 81
fhlppshurg were married ln the
Aeali county court hy lhe iuder
and after the ceremony h. Kissed
The brldr and the Two pretty young
women cnnrlhouso employees. aho
~alood llpH with the couple.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

n cnsr ynu 1ax1 nat { plape.
niectorEe. Or II your d|schnfap GER
ltlfpie has hoen ioat or destroyed
and ypli dosIre 10 obtain eofllfI
cr'p N lien 81 Z you should write
II 'uflnor mri1hff ~ the
Army The Adinsl Genefal Of ihe
Army War Department Washing
Navy The Bureau ol lnpostlea'
tim. Nkly napsrlmfnh Washing
ltn. y d
Marine C1frs The Major General
cm,neudsn', II s. Marine Corps.
inthlaelpn p q
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

IeFonle F'fln lnnk me rvtnlna
Train 10 " paso Saturday. II was
rumored that he wne sc0uiine fnf
hail players. hni such was not the
case. The lineup az The Columbus
hqsehail team ls fnod. and Captain
hckrInY says The Team viii have
% he first and several times at thnt
before he win change II
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Tho haEnar fhla weck win soll
John y. Sleisnu army hats for t165,
william Klein says he IA over.
stacked and a. they are ''mnvIna
slow BE- viii sell them for this unul
aiial price This a cheaper than
they can BE- purchased anywhere.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

3eHl aFFised pnpennd hoy n
l|yron noed
IA Nex|can lepcr waa alnnnaa al
|he hofIlrf gate
urnpe 00eUt sold her STOCK ot
trne merchandise
II uHcefabnf Charles 3. Hlrchfluld
ep1 Carrie nrooka Ware married 81
fNNIbk
koNWoflh 0n|hfalliI (o starts a
|unlnef yard nlr Bennington uas
|l|n i|Fsl nann6nr
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

The FRIDAY AIlernon BrldFn Club
met with Mrs. Richardson ~ host.
go, 6uesis of the club were Mrs
Mason and Mrs. Kirk. Hnnors for
hiHhesi score went 10 Mrs. Dwlre
and Mr.. Richardson.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Mrs. Harsh entertained the Thurs.
day Afiernorn Club II ihe Officera'
Club % The cath Infantry. nrldgo
was the diversion Of the Afternoon.
prifes for the highest score belne
won BY Miss Treva blair and Mrs.
hcIlnle.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

neInrns hnvt been ftda|<bd .snn
lhf rnr 81 h|fhFrHI|e |faI| s||t1f nrc
sh|unrd from HE NnI|tf 1|a|Inh
sullA ~ li.t u4AAhI .Ee.....I ~ I,r
n. N Crothef safs ne IhHI|shura
Liberal The an4|l1I 1Hsf shows
The following. na 1|In.4 ta|a IA
onnces silver. So PEE c4h| |I6A and
l53 per cent reppHf tfo# assay
of NIi3i per tom This f1|a 1hnned
about 30 Ifchas Us Width X lne sun.
larv sad Al 20 |rei II denlh IS 10
lnchrs ~ n|AI1 Hafru'It 4 parallel
vein has fouf Ia a|1nda|In ne First
VnIn. This shows q substantial with
with Ya|nes A. iu|'hua "A hI'ttH
gold 81 ounces silver 30 4 lnf rent
had and ! . por rent cnbper a.N|Ae
. eruHs assay value uI #lI per ton.
Only Two men have been WoIt|na
upon The |oosr ~ lnr. bot this force
viii hr lnrrtaaed and pfodn1l|on
pushed.
fh|a 4 entirely GirsIn ground and
Dr. CrorAff df1efNr. great credit
''N N'"N|''" "INN"" W. ~ I|"N .|I"|
every evidence oi heins auui new
producer. u also shuva how looI|ah
a a 10 presume that hooaNs1 a
camp Is an old one ~ eAlucs hnYe
hocn exhnualnl There IL other
eruund around us. lois ~ n. that
only awaits men like Dr. Crockef.
who mix a llillc energy. I|llle
muney, with considerable common
sense 10 mine successfully.
With few such men Al work
here We win not called upon 70
often 20 nnswcr ne a.Icslion % ~.
queuily asked BY we'll informed
mining men. who after an inspection
of our district and Ils wonderful
mineral showing, invariably AJAX.
why Is u jhai 4 district with such
splendid mineral Indications b. not
botlec devclopoig'
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

NFs. Williams % n pas0 and Mrs.
hyrrs % Douglas Arizona. are
guests a. the home of Mr.. and Mvs.
James furvey.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Lee craddock, assistant cashier of
thn FIRST Nallonal Banh of Cnlum.
bus, departed for NJ pnso saturday
evening.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Louis He|lbcrs returned sstursln,
irum bis taealion
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

4. l.. Moran of DemIna. who has
hecn w Columbus for the pas, wctk
returned yesterday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

J. A. prcwill says ('olnmhrs has
grown mor' W lllr last six monihs
lhan At any lime ln her history.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Mr.. John Harris enirrInined IN
her charming manner = frw lrirnfls
slurday evening fran 3 Ia rs. Car.
nailnns and ehfyaanihrmuma form
81 ihe arilflles decorations. Miss
Mildrcd hcclriy carried OF honors
IN bridge. A dainty and delieloua
lcf couree was dispenacd. Tho in'
pllefl Furalk were NJ. and Nfn. A. n.
ffosl. Mr. and Mrs u. Cox. Mr..
and Mira phll Ocpnnelt Mr.. and
NJ. W \. McCundy and iamlly
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Prom unofficial touves Il a said
thai The ghols win walk tomorrow.
Army ghost, of course.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

HERE q your cliere 90 shares ~
boldsnllih Maid Copper Company
stock Properly nnU being drtel
oped, one cold nnefeI Wes worth
t1iN. President forfeeler says the
STOCK ln D lfW lnnnlhs wi|l h.
worth - share Call II Daily
Courier office for do|nlL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

cI.EhkH WANTED First grade Of
clerical HI NE Quafioffnaslef sef.
vice. Ser HotfoInry Of Hoard OF
Civil HerY|rF Examiners al The Co.
|utnhue Poslofflcc.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
|SpIiy and SpIav Have a
Few WsIIs Ahoul Post

v n
lee Plant avenue y fast heeom|as'
oasolein oiAerpllao the unslsln|
front ls about nofma|.
Il lu rumorod lhal q. s. Thomp
son. Iiradqnafiars tompany. viii bel
married N . short liule
M. MaekIln oi lhe ncetmenlal IN.
flrmnry. d again Ioomlne lnlo pop.
N|arlly Watch his smoke.
That l|li|c serneuni With the ri
acorn on hIs bat cord h The one who
dldn't.sel 10 he mess urrroanl IN the
Machine Gun company.
There has necn quito a change in
The inflrmary slnre Sergeant First.
Glass has rclurned. The boys are
walking on their toes.
II a recommended That com.
mlllec iftm tho "pHl battery" be
sent down 70 investigate conditions
~ the oneiime famous holnms.
Private Prsl.class Albert Mcocc
u staying awfnlly closc " me hos.
pllel a present When he makes
a promise he certainly lrioa lp Keep
Sergeant George Branch whs sen.
lenced for three years on The hos.
pilal grounds saturday noon. Poor
iellowl Ne was civilian only 2i|
hours.
There are no new developments
IN the scientific department Of the
inilrmary Of late. though some hrlef
arEumenie have been hrard behind
closed curtains.
Childfcn's eames are being NJ.
ylvec N The city OF Columbus. The
other evening we saw Two full.
grown ladies enjoying game on
"incksiones.' One of them s q real
masirr. TOO.
Private Firstclnss Wllllnm n.
Motley has closed al hooks. stop
putting out anything NJ ail. Yes. he
has even quit the movies. Well he
had better ecr Private scoll. Camp
Hospital. abuui The Immediate cosi |
OF re.enllslmcnl.
There has hccn considerable ln
provomrni IN lhc mess Of lhe Mn.
chine Gun company recently. The
new mess sorgeeni has instructed
HE cook 10 give a shake and 4 hnlf |
on The spoon instead of the old n. |
mlllar one shake
There csme neaf helms an iodine
and sahcr duel ho other day down
near the heslmeulal Inf|rmaIy. !
We'll. We can't 70 lnio details here |
but VIII pat out this much inforn,n.
ton, The chief ~ The post barber
shop and the chief ni the lnllrmase !
exchanged some very hot words
-~-
Private David 0oodninn. Cnnnsny|
h Path Infantry. and Private Nip
sullivan. Compnny y. 1tlh lnionlry
and another very popular member /
~ Che old regime. We4n seep ionlnf. /
ms IN and down IIlh nuen 4|fNN|4 I
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

WANTkp--iicms o. Interest ffusn
Camp Furlnng. Mail. phone or
call The Daily Courier. Heln 10
make the Daily Courier . ncwsy
newspaper.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Apache and nananeh Inlian lfos,.
hles 5unr 80 'eol. a limo ao. lsaa
fnur yearH
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

FFisalN flrEl bass William b
North, noglUen'aI iniIlmAfY. aile.
taking on lhfnt fresh ones with
runfn lnltnAtd In sel lhlnas pretty
soft ny Shipping away 10 The 1cnarl
meni laboratory. but niIef baine told
lhnI The laboratory was al the Gamn
Hospital. Columhus N M nuihlna
more has been heard from him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

AUTOMOBILES washed and polish.
eu; euod work. SEQ Fred Hrbun.
AZ lhe Columbus Motor 60. Evans
uarascl.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

F0R sAIE-w. G. Miller The Singer
Sewing Machine man. after years
Of successful business handling
Tho singrr Ia this community,
and realizing his physical lnfIrmL
lies, wants 70 sell out This busi.
ness Is big lnoney maker to q
hustler. Nc has many oulsland.
Ing contracts. n Interested get
busy and see him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

You want newny daily. Help 10
make The Daily Courier more read.
able BY mailing or plonlng any
Items Of news that you think worth
while.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

FOR RENT Nice trnom ndobo
house with sink. good condition.
eee Afe. Miller. al Lebow 1tmc.ry
Store.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Private David 0oodnlnn. Conpany
r. path Infantry. and Private n|fI
sullivan. Company D. tilh lnlonlry.
and anolher very popular member
~ Che old regime. wene seea t1nlnl.
ms up and down Ihe open sIfef|A
nf Columbus \. NJ. Sunday 1fiff
noon. iusl a new aditrlI.omenl ~
The 90 rhA. hannz Y
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

tVh SALE eI00 lol lnf $40 Al.
dress = Q Box si1 or can Al
conr'Fi o9ilee ior de|aila
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

There cAmc neat polns an iudin,
and saber duel ho other day down
near the hesimeuial Inllrmaly
We'll. We can't ro inln details here
but wiz pat oui this much informa
ton, The chief ~ The post hnrhnl
shop and the chief of the infIrmars
exchnnsrd some very hot words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

BegEing In the streets Is . conn
ptlsory custom among the Siamese
Tor every person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
PROSECUTOR
SLOW, says.
M. DOUGLAS.
When Official Sleeps on Job,
People Turn Cases Over
to Private Lawyers

Fred c. Browns record A. prose
0uting attorney was a~aiicd from a
new angle yesterday afternoon when
Malcolm Douglas. rival candidntr for
the republican nomination. speaking
1T . meeting Of tho Young Mems
Business club. declared the incumb-
ent had failed TO enforce the erim-
inal syndicaiism law with tho vigor
displayed by other prosecutors In the
state.
This result. however, added
Douglas. is simply on . par with
the record OF the office In losing
nine murder cases cut OF Is tried. IN
losing the 81 anarchy cases. and In
tts conduct OF the booze scandal ~
$xo.
My standing ~ . lawyer is .
--Jbper subject OF discussion by my
ccponcnc because I have repeatedly
stated that I am running on my rec
ord as q lawyer and not on my war
record. But when he states that I
have tried only one case In the
United States district court. HIS fig.
urcs are as far Off In his attempt
to dsscredit my record. a. they were
on IN the other direction In his at
tempt to bolster up his own.
PROSECUTION TOO SLOW;
CLIENTS HIRE DOUGLAS
Now for the facts. The truth r.
that since resumed my practice
upon my discharge from the army
one year ago yesterday. have had
eight criminal cases In the federal
court alone. one admiralty case and
ono civil case. That is more cases
than Mr.. Brown has had in the
United States court In his whole life.
As to my record In the superior
court. Mr.. Brown Is Just as badly
mistaken. ana n he talks to n few
81 the judges down there. think
he'll decide TO raise tho ante
mfr. Brown also attempted to
make political stock out Of the fact
that I have represented certain
Aynts In forecioslng tax certificates.
@xell have. The law requires the
prosecuting attorney to handle these
foreclosures gratis: therefore. the
fact that certain individuals have
preferred to pay me their good mon.
ey In order to have their cases han
died properly rather than contend
with the delay ard incsficlcncy OF
the prosecuting attorneys office. Is n
feather in my cap. rather than In
his do not believe Mr.. Brown viii
use that argument again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

mai health. n he falls the nation.
nj assembly will elect a new presI.
dent. While NJ. Milierand. General
Castclneu and ex.Presldent Poin-
care were mentioned as possiblll.
ties. Marshal Foch Ia the likely sue
cessor. according 10 ex'Premier NJ.
yiylani,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
COX LAMBASTS
HARDING PLAN
Says 1Bats In BeIfry" Of
Tribunal Scheme
ny HERBERT W. WALKER

JACKSON. Mich. Sept. s.--"fiats
and spider webs arc IN the beifry
OF the The Hague tribunal which
Senator Harding proposes to adop,
In place OF the league OF nations"
Governor James NJ. Cox declared in
the fret main speech OF his Western
tour here this morning.
Cox, in addition 10 making . direct
attack on the Harding proposal ito
put teeth In Tho Hague tribunal"
lnt.mated that he will soon start
naming contrihutors 20 the repuen.
can campaign fund
Il have been very much Interest.
ed" he said. "ln going over the lists
of republican campaign eontrieur
tons
In the Ohio Use I saw the names
Of many men who asked mo for
soldiers In labor Disputes
Cox and and Ea II. Moore. his per
sonai representative AZ the inves,igs.
ton OF the senate campaign er
pcnditurcs committee. who also had
tho unrevcaled information. have
agreed that the governor shah make
public the papers in his possession
AS he deems wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Child Kept Naked,
Parents Are Jailed

LONDON, Sept. 3.--GeorKe white
and his wife. Mary. were sent 20
prison for n week because - cruelty
10 their children. They kept one
child, a cripple. aged 10 years. In a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Foch limited as
French President

PARIS. Sept s-sRumor has II
that the powers that be have De.
cided that NJ. Deschanei. French
president. shah have another three
months 10 restore himself to nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Sir Thomas Takes
Tea From Saucer

NEW YORK. Sept s.--"you
know" said Sir Thomas Upton. as
he was being entertained at a tea by
tho National League for womens
Service Convaiescent Home for Sol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

STONES GROCERY, s s.. $50. ".., r1 s...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

small room absolutely naked for
months lie was found in a small
back attic bitten from head TO feet
by vermin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
TROOPS 60 THRU
CITY At NIGHT
Fourth Division Regulars
Get No Visit

The 37s regulars Of the Fourth al.
vision. en- route for Camp Lewis
from Camp Dodge, la. and sched.
uled 10 pass through Seattle wsdnes-
day. reached here at a. m. Thurs
day. and proceeded almost immedi-
ately to the American Lake camp.
The troops Travelled in a special
train OF IA cars and made stopovcrs
- National Park. Montana and spo.
pe. The hour Of arrival here pre-
Ated the anticipated visit In Seat
- Maj. Gen. Charles II. Muir. new
commander OF the Fourth division.
was In Seattle Thursray and went
directly to Camp Lewis. These are
the last Of the Camp Dodge troops 10
arrive at Camp Lewis. and bring the
strength Of the camp up TO about
l.7eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

diers and Sailors. You know. they
say I drank my tee from q saucer
because ! can't MT the cum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

LoNDoN.-Troops ordered 10 Ge-
noa to oucli riots started when
metal workers sei.- factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

The CRITTERS on the moon are b.
llevcd In large port 10 be due TO the
fan OF meteors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
WILL. EMPHASIZES
BUYING CHARGE

Bcca use Of the conviction OF Sen.
ator Newb~rry In tho state. Cox ex.
poets 10 place particular emphasis
today on his assertions that tho re-
puhlicans are seeking Z. buy ian un-
dcrhold" on the presidency.
With the senate COMMITTEES ad
journei untii Thursday. Cox leaders
say there is iittie probability OF the
governor appearing before the com.
mittee in the near future. Aitho he
will DO in Chicago tomorrow and
Sunday. his schedule calls for
speeches in North Dakota Tuesday.
That democratic leaders thought ~
might b. n~ces~nry for the candidate
to 60 before the committee 10 lndi.
Gated by the fact that the final rail-.
road schedule for the trip West Of
Milwaukee has been withheld. The
governor will make two speeches a,
both Lansing and Kalamazoo today.
tho schedule having been changed
Last night
Rear platform tafks are scheduled
for Tecumrch. Manchester Leslie.
Mason. Charlotte. Battle Cre~k and
5ominute stop will bs made at
Jackson ~ Lansing Cor win speak
at the rngham County Democratic
club banquet and before the State
Good Roads association. Vice Presi.
dent Marshall In expected 60 appear
on the samc platform with him at
Kalamazoo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07
POTRZEBA chlopc6w
ii letnich Diamond Whip
Co. 400 N. Curtis blisko
Grand Ave.

INNE -.iewiasty Earabiaja pracujac
W domu. Wy latwo moiecie robiG to
samo. TAX latwo jest zarobiG pienia-
DE pracujac W domu robiac pod
wiazki dla mas, re zadziwicie sic cZe-
dawno ME robiliScie ola mas.
Praca jest przyjemna / zyskowna
i latwo mozecie wiele wykonae kaz-
diego dnia wcale ME wchodzsc W
konflikt z domowemi obowiazkamI
Bardzo wiele gospodyn zarabia dobra
place i wy tez mozecie ziobiG to sa-
mo. Jezeli potrzebujecie extra pie
niedzy. Jest to dobra sposobnosc do
pomnozenia waszego dochodu.
DgioScie sic jak najryChlej do -
A. Stein and Co., Fabrykanci Paris
Carriers - Hickory Carriers - Con-
gress | Racine ave.
A STEIN AND co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

POTRZEBA pomocy do praeowni
surdut9w, k~ieszeniarek PREY meskich
surdutach, wykonczarek, do robie--
MIA wierzchnich koinierzy, do fastry
gowania ~podszewki i fastrygowania
plotna. zglosie sic Levin Prosterman
and Branson, 13S4>Milwaukee ave.
/,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

POTRZEBA mezczyzne do ptmocy W
shipping departamencic, do leko--
wanna i do Tysylek. Salter Mfg. Co.,
339 N. Oakley boul. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

POTRZEBA maszyniarek doswiad-
czonych PREY domowych sukniach /
fartuchach. Stala praca, dobra "a
Plata, ~specyalny bonus, takze die
wczat do nauki. 1878 N Lincoln
ul. Z
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PRACA.

PoTRzEBA do o~bdzierania tytoniu.
T34 s. Wabash ave. .
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DOBRA sposobnost ola Polaka =
skiad cukierk6w i ~delikates6w ma
sprzedaz. 1913 W. Erie u1. =
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PoTRzEBA chiopaka do apteki. =
Polonia Pharmacy, zoe n. Ashland
ave. z
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FOTRzEBA ROBOTNIKoW De-
LADOWANIA ] W~YLADOWYWA--
MIA WAGONoW, DzIENNA LUB
MOCHA ROBOTA. ZGLOSIC SIZE
THE PARK AND POLLARD co. OF
ILLINOIS. 14ta UL. 55th COURT,
CICERO, ILL. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

SPRZEDAM piano ma wyplate, tanio.
Paczy1ski, 1910 n. Ashland ave.. Is
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POTRzEBA d~ziewczyny do lekkiej
roboty PREY zapasie. Zglosic sic Ate
pietro. EOS w. Madison ul., rog
Wells.
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CASH register Q powodu zwiniecia
Interest," nam tanio ma sprzedaz. =
766 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

POTRZEBA dziewczat do wszyst-
kich departament6w doswiadczenie
ME ~potrzebne. Jasna fabryka, "A 60
DIN ma tydzien. Lekka przyjemna
robota. Stale zatrudnienie. Fried
lander, Brady Knitting Mills, 511
S. Green I'll. 6-7-8-9-12-13
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MA SPRZEDAZ balwiernia W dobrej
dzielnicy, o~dpowiednie miejsce ola
samotnego. Adresowac listownie -
Dziennik Chicagoski pod literami X.
p.
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,POTRzEBA kobiety " srednim VIE
ku do pomocy W domowej robocie.
Dobry dom dla odpowiedniej. Mozc
isc do domu na noe. 1929 Haddou
ave. 3
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POTRzEBA ~rzetelnej kobiety do my
cia garnkow, Cd 7 do 8. Dobra "a
plata. Arcade Cafeteria, SO S. Clark
III. 7
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POTRZEBA dziewczat do czyszcze-
MIA W jadlodajni, cd lei rano do
$50 $l2, niedziele 4 swieta VOL
ne. Zgolsic sic West Inn Cafeteria,
734 w. Madison I'll. s
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PRACA.
G0RNIK0W

Zonatych 2 familia I samotnych DO
wegla W Kentucky. Dobra zapiata.
Transportacya darmo. 80 s. CANAL
STR, 2gie pietro. XXX
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PoTRzEBA dziewczat do pralni -
$3.50 ma tydzien. wiki i pokoj, ME-
dziele wolne, oSm i poi godzin dzien,
ME. Randolph Hotel, Wells / Ran
dolph III. s