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The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
Raj PARIS Paul Jones Lands
Newark Handicap at Hartford
BY Highway.

Havre de Grace. Nd. April IL
Captain Raj Parr. popular Balti-
more sportsman. had a field day
here this afternoon when his game
three-year-old Paul Jones easily
won the Newark Handicap at a
distance of six furlongs and his
two-year-oId Hope Princess copped
the opening dash for the babies.
Paul Jones is a stablemate of
Blazes and in these three-year- -olds,
Capt. Parr has two excellent Ken
lucky Derby candidates. Paul
Jones was a forward contender
from the rise of the barrier, win
ming from the Ross entries, King
plenty to spare. Q
aides Three Winners
Jockey Hummer, who has had a
great deal of success in riding 2
year-olds since the opening of the
meeting, came to the front here
this afternoon. when he rode three
winners-Hope Princess. Paul Jones
and The Desert. Hummer Is alert
at the post a good judge of pace.
and he gets every bit out OF
horse that any human could.
Comdr. ]. X. L. Rosss stable,
which has accounted for at least one
purse each day of the meeting so
far, took down the Pennsylvania
purse today, when the speedy Fore
ground, one which has beaten Omar
KhAyyam. got down in front of
ConneIlys Penelope. Penelope got
away to a flying lead. and ran a
bang-up second. Soldat de Verdun.
one which displayed consistently
good form in New Orleans, saved
third.
Marmite Scores.
The track was sloppy here this
afternoon and both horses and
Jockeys returned-from the races
covered with mud.
; ]. r. Skinker's Marmite. one
which never fails to show in front
in the early stages but generally
dies out in the stretch, managed to
hold on in the second race long
enough to get the decision from
Miles Redland and Sun Gold. Gen.
eral was favored in the speculation
but he could not get up.
A surprise came in the third race
when D. s. Fountains Woodthrush,
one which has been campaigning in
Havana, found a liking to the 60
ing and easily disposed of the con-
sistent Indian Chant and King Nep-
tune.
Burke In LimeliEht.
Jockey Burke ran Jockey Kum-
mer a close second for riding hOnOrs
this afternoon. as he rode two
winners, Woodthrush and LuciUs.
he
true to form, the purse being taken
down by LuCius. always good
mudder and one which was un-
fortunate in his first start here.
with the platers Prunes and Capt.
tai City in the second and third
holes respectively.
Jockey J. Carmody. the clever
apprentice who made such a Won
derfui record at the Havana meet
ing. leaves here for Kentucky on
Saturday. Under the Kentucky and
Canadian racing rules CarmOdy is
entitled to his apprentice allow
ance until one year after riding
his first winner. while this privi-
lege cannot be given him here.
hence his departure.
Frank Capra, who is looking aft
err the engagements of Jockey Joe
Rodriguez. reports that several
New York horsemen are after the
lad to- ride in the Preakness at
RimliGs- -.-.,. .-- :-------.-r--
An evenly balanced card is offered
for tomorrow. containing an unus-
ual1y good baby race and a feature
purse. the Wilmington High-weight
Handicap, which will bring togeth-
er such good ones as Milkmaid, War
Mask, Pickwick, Bullet Proof and
Midnight Sun.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
Another Tryout
For Marathoners

New Yorfi. April 21.--It was learn
ed today that the American olympic
committee was discouraged over the
result of the Boston Marathon and
that only three of the men who
showed will be considered by the
selection committee for the final
pick.
Another troyout will be held on
June s. which will be final. The
race will take place in New York
City.
Peter Trivonlidas. the Greek. can
not represent America. but Ruth.
who finished second. will probably
be selected for the Olympic team.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
Morning Telegraph Selections.

First Race-CarefuI, Pnrr Entry,
Greentree Stale Entry.
Second Race-sylvano, Back Bay,
SunEOId.
Third Race-Anzac, Midian, Bobby
Allen.
Fourth Race-Damrosch, saEa-
more, Translate.
Fifth Raee-Pickwick, MiIkmaid,
TickliSh.
Sixth Race-Mistress Polly. Broom
PeddIer, Veto.
seventh Rnce.-Charles Francis,
keziak, Edith Baumnnn,
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
ED FOSTER PROVES
HE'S RUN GETTER

Eddie Foster. the former National
player. has managed to cross the
home plate five times this season in
the five games the club has played
and he has failed to even get a hit
Some run getter.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
Pepco After Games.

The Pepco baseball nine would
like to hear from all strong teams
in the city for games on Saturday
and Sunday. Teams wishing games
will address A. L. Mineberg. GI2 *
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22

Jumpers. The Ryans will crack
-Half soled-and heeled
Rools-Royces will lead the pa
rade as a living example
against the profiteering in cav
lar and 1orgnettes.
-Nicky Arnstein will head
a delegation in an EFFORT TO re-
duce the high rate OF insurance
on Bonded messenger boys.
Laundry owners will pro-
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22

Totals. "a 10 IS 81 Totals. 10 2l5 5
Shops. ps................ 0 o o %
Rex. ............. 10 1 2 x-l4
Runs-Roche t3), Mccarthy (2l. Bleier
~. Fitzgerald t2). Griffith, Limeric, Lynn,
Bernhardt (2I. Miller. KagIe. Bateman,
Errors-Ftzgerald, Bateman, Smith, No.
ran, Miller ~. Left on bases-Rex, 6;
Shops, l. Stolen bases-Roche (2), Nc.
Carthy. Bleier, Fitzgerald, Bernhardt (2).
Double plays-Moran to Hughes; Ferguson
to Roche to Sterzer. Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Carthy. Two-base hits-Griffith, Eagle.
Struck out-By Ferguson. Z; by Kagle. 3; by
Brown, 1. Bases on balls-0n Ferguson, q:
Kagle, ?; Brown, 1; Balsinger. 3. IIits-
on Kagle. 0 in 2 innings; OF Brown, In
innings; of Balsinger. 2 in innings. Hit
by pitched ball-By Balsinger (Sterzer.
Ferguson).
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
MIKE MENOSKEY IS
POUNDING THE PILL

Mike Menoskey has hammered out
six hits in twenty-three. times at
bat, giving him an average of .26I
for the season. One of the hits was
a double and one a triple.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
Hayre de Grace Selections
BY HIGHWAY.

BY HIGHWAY.
One Best-Pickwick.
First-Fernwood. Careful, Gull
linan. p.
Second - Taraseon. Bonstelle,
Poultney.
Third-Betsinda, Bobby Allen,
Enrico Caruso.
Fourth Wood Violet, Dam
rosch, Hong Kong.
Fifth-Pickwick. War Mask,
Milkmaid.
Sixth-Broom Peddler, Mistress
Polly, Antoinette.
Seventh-Charles Francis, Ke-
ziah. Betsy.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22
TERMINAL SHOPS
BEATEN BY REX

The Rex Athletic Club easily de-
feated the Terminal Shops team
on the Union Station diamond yes
terday by a 144-to-3 score.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22

bright frstcIass
The Washington herald., 1920-04-22

n-Carmnn entry.
be. X. Bryson entry.
FOURTH RACE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

| $4,000 wezmic sklad z 4 pokojowem
mieszkaniem, z tyiu | flat u CORY,
dom ma kamiennym fundamencie -
kapiel, MONA kupit interes takze.
Wlasciciel 2gie pietro. 2639 North
Rockwell vi. Telefon Humboldt -
1888. 81
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Ma SPRZEDAz automobil White, 80
lub Ford. oba W dobrym %porzadku.
1903 Quinn III. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

SKLAD delikateSow | wedlin ma
sprzedaz, tanio. Wiasciclel. 1V'L
Milwaukee ave. 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
KUPNO SPRZEDAz

Ma SPRZEDAZ 2 pietrowy brick A
pokojowe flats, take 3 w~ykoaczone
pokoje W basemencie, 2 biloxi ma
zachod cd Humboldt Park - tyl-
ko ma}o gotowki ~potrzeba, reszta 500
miesiecznie. Rent $92, elektryka, pie
Gem ogrzewane, nowoczesny. 1887
Christiana ave., blisko Grand ave.
1S-20-21
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
FARMA NO. 6 - CENA $500

70 AKROWA farma 80 ARROW orne)
ziemi. 80 ARROW dobrego lasu, a
reszta dobre ~pastwisko i iatwe do
orania, blisko pieknego duzego je-
ziora, obfite mn6stwo ryb roznego
gatunku, duly dobry dom z klockoW
5 pokojowy, duza obcra, stodoia, kur
mix, golebnik, woda jest zaproWadZo
ma W domu, ia farma znajduje sic W
bardzo pieknem miejscu PREY glow
moi drodze.w okolicy Zamozni far
merry polscy, blisko do kosciola pol
skiego, SHADOW, tartaku, serowni,
kolei i innych zakiadow przemysio-
wych. - Pc drUgiej stronie drogi
tel fanny 70 akrowej many oddziel
ME 40 ARROW dobrej ziemi, glinko-
watej r6wno spadzistet, okofo 4
ARROW czystego troche dobrego drze-
wa ma niej a reszte latwo do wyczy-
s~zczenia - vice o lie by kto chciai
mice wiecej ziemi moze dolaczyt ra-
ZEN do tych 70 ARROW. Cena tych 40
ARROW $1,000.
Many wiele innych farm W pick
nych okolicach Wisconsin, upraw--
nych z inwentarzem / z caiemi zbio-
rami po cenach bardzo ~przystep-
nych, jak rowniez namay tysiace
ARROW nieuprawnych, dobrej Gin
kcwatej ziemi z lasem pc Genie cd
$40 do $25 "a akier. Piszcie zaraz
20 blizsze informacye po polsku, lub
prZyjedzcie wprost do mas ma adres:
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Ofiaruje n $3.50 piekny $500 maho-
niowy %fortepian ! hawke. W dosko-
naiej kondycyi. 2906 W. 3Sma ul.
1880
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
KtJPNO SpRZEDAz
BACZNOSC
RODACY

FARMY do ~sprzedania tanio urU-
DIANE W polskiej kolonn Wamei
Armstrong Creek, Wis. kosclof 70
ski, szkoly, sklepy, tartaki, serownle
nrzy kolei i dobrych drogach, doory
zbyt ma wszystko ma miejscu. zasta-
nowcie sic chwile mad swo]a przysE
}oscia jak r6wniez swell rodziny' me
zwlekajcie tylko p~rzyjedzcie zara1 dc
mas i zakupcie sobie HAWAI- uroaza!-
nei ziemi, a wtenczas osiaenlecle
szczescie i spok6t dla siebie jak 70,
wniez / ola swell rcdziny. PonlAel
podaiemy urodzajne fanny z budyn
kami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
EXTRA Nose

Ma sprzedat dom Q pietrowy, 80 po-
kotowy. 6 pokotowy cottage, kapiel
MIA, W dobrym stan!e, Rentu $50
ma miesiac. Cena $500, Brighton
Park. J. A. Ntkows&i, 1929 S. Rock
we'll ul. W{asciciel mieszka W cot
tage. u
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PRACA
POTRZEBA STENOGRAFISTKI

W biurze adwokat6w W Sr6dmiesclu
Qoopl. musi bye obeznana - wyXo'
nyvaniem legalnej piracy, take DO
odpowiadania ma telefon. Hgiosic sic
pomiedzy II a Il rano. Pokoj fOO -
lao y. Dearborn III. Zapytat sic Q p:
LiSack. AAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

AUTOMOBILE ma sprzeda5 1919 mo-
del WHY'S 6 cylindrowy, Continent
tai motor, I pasazerski, jak nowy
tanio. - $10S5. J. Koske, 1854 Wa.
bansia ave. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

MA SPRZEDAZ b%uczernia l groser-
MIA W polskiej okolicy, dobry inte-
res, sprzedam 2 powodu nieporo-
zumienia. 1881 w. Erie ul. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
FARMA NO. S - CENA $l,5Ol

40 AKROWA okolo Is ARROW orne-
90 7 ARROW lasu dobrego, 4 akry
Iaki, a reszta bardzo latwo do wy
czyszczenia ia ziemia zdolna rodzic
wszystko. jarzyny roznego rodza)u
/ owoce. dobry dom 4 p~okojowy. pi-
wnice, stodola, obora, kurnik, chew
ola swim. woda dobra zr6dlana. je-
dna i pol mill do miasta. kosciola
~polskiego, SHADOW. duzego tartaku'
teatru, kolei. hotelu / roznych "a
kiadow przemysiowych, dobre dro-
ri. bogaci sasiedzi ptlscy. Geese
wplaty, a reszta ma }atwe wypfaty Pc
dug umowy k~upujacego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

Avery zamknac spadek ma SPREE
daz 3 pietrowy murowany dom ma
MISUNDERSTANDING naroznlku
Paulina i Keenon VI. Rentu 500
miesiecznie. Cena $1,000. VIM.
Schiepan, adwokat. 1913 w. Madi-
son nj. Telefon Randolph 200. %
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MA SPRZEDAz bargain 3 pietrowy
murowany dom / lota, blisko koscio-
Ia sw. Jadwigi, "a pckojowe pom,er
szkania i sklad groseryi i miesa, bez
leasu. Cena $500, morgecz $4,000.
ZglosiG sic do Max Adamowski -
2S12 Fullerton ave. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

POTRZEBA g6rnik6w do wegla DO
Kentucky samotnych i zonatych z
familia, mo5na zarobic du5e pienia-
DE. podr6z wylozymy. DslosiG sic
8 s. Canal ul., gle pietro. 81
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BARGAIN nowego stylu dzieciecy
w6zek ma sprzedaz bardzo tanio. -
Harris, 2215 Thomas ul., 2gie pie
tro. q
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MA SPRZEDAZ grosernia ma Mo
dziankowie robiaca dobry interes.
Prose- zglosic sic pnr. 1929 w. Chi
cage ave. Jozef Bryk.
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FARMA NO. 4 - CENA $3.50

40 AKROWA farma okolo 6 ARROW
ornego - 8 ARROW lasu, 4 akry laKl,
a reszta latwe do wyklaro~ania, DO
bry dom. 3 pokojowy i inne zabudo-
wanie, blisko koScioia polskiego' poi
mill do szkoly, sklady. kolei. tartak,
serownia i inne zaklady przemysio-
we wokolo, dobre drogi / bogaei pol
soy farmerzy, maia wpiata i ma iat-
We wyplaty, podlug waszej umowy.
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FARMA NO. 3 CENA $1,000

40 AKROWA farma s ARROW ornej
ziemi. okolo 6 ARROW dobrego lasu'
. akry Iaki, a reszta }atwe do wy
klarowania dobry dem, stodo'1 | in
ne zabudowania, ziemia dobra, Gin
kowata rodzi wszystko blisko kosclo-
Ia. szk6i, SHADOW, kolJ, wokoic oo-
gael farmerzy, doDre drogi wokoio'
blisko duIego jezi"ra, oofite mnost-
wo ryb. Geese wpiaty, a reszta ma
latWe WyDiaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
KUPNO SPRZEDAz

MA SPRZEDAz pol akrowa faremka
maly domek, kurnik ! drewniak, -
warzywo; z inwentarzem, Tub bez'
tylko 2 biloxi do Milwaukee tram
wajow, Ia $4,000. - $1,000 wpiaty
reszte podlug ugody. Pal S. Kost-
ner ave. Telefcn Lawndale 1866.
81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
Wielka TaniOsc.

Sprzedam tanio 2 domy w dobrej O.
kelley, rogowa lota PREY uliczce. DO
ch6d $500 ~miesiecznie. Music wye
chac z miasta. ZGiosit sc z tytu.
2543 s. Whipple ul. Il
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MA SPRZEDAz interes dowozenia
wegli. lodu i leaning business, 8
parry koni / mctorowy truck, wraz
2 coal tarda" oraz lota. NOVA
wzrastajaca okolica. Cena "a wszyst
ko $500. Gotowki $4,000. - Zglo-
sic sic 1905 N. Cicero ave. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

Ma SPRZEDAZ shop krawiecki z
surdutami z ca}e murz2dzenlem. le,
lefon Irving 1865. ~
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UWAGA. leaning Co. wyprzeda1e
40 mlodych koni i klaczy, $50 wy
lei. Take klacz j kucyk tanio. Du-
10 wozow i u~przezy. Zgiosic sic -
Barn Boss, 2531-33 Lake ul. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

SAMOTNA kobieta sprzeda dobra
farme 81 ARROW W Stanie Wiscon-
sin, wszystkie zbiory tegoroczne -
maszyny rolnicze, I sztuk bydta, :
mlode konie, 5 swim i szosta MA
ciora, kury, kaczki, gesi 1 wszystko
co sic ma farmie z~najduje. Dom no.
wy 4 pckojowy. Cena "a wszystko
$4,000. - 2651 n. Kimball ave. Il
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MA SPRZEDAz dom 5 pietrowy, gaz
e%lektryka, blisko tramwaju i g6rnej
kolei. Rent $72 m~iesiecznie, NOR
gecz $4,000. Cena $500. Adres -
1915 n. Springfield ave Telefon Xii
dare 642. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

SPRZEDAM dom z grosernia z po-
Hodu Smierci zony. 1851 Armitage
ave. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

GROSERN1A z powodu nieporozu-
mienia, sprzedam tanio, must bye
sprzedana W tym tygodniu. 2022 w.
Haddon aver 81
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Ma SPRZEDAZ fixtures z grosel
nj / buczerni osobno hub razem z
domem, Z powcdu wyjazdu do kra-
iu. 1925 W 29ty pl. Cicero, III. p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
BACZNOSC!

MA SPRzEDAZ grosernia "a pol ce-
ny, take sklad c~ukierk6w. kto
pierwszy ten kupi zadna przystepna
oferta ME bedzie odm6wiona. Zgio-
sic sic 214S Milwaukee ave. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

GROSERN1A i deiikatesen "a bar
gain. niema opozycyi pSIoje W lyle
elektryczne Swiat,o. 164S n. Arte-
sian ave. pomiedzy North ave. |
Wabansia We. Il
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Zamicnie = Lofty Z : pokojowym mu
rowanym domem. lub garaz ma do
bra farme z inwentarzem. 1884 S.
Ayers ave. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

DIVA domy murowane ma 2ch To-
tach, I rent6w, obydwa "a $4,000.
Potrzeba $4,000. - 1925 Belmont
av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

Music sprzedac tanio, aby zamknaS
spadek. 3 budynki ma poiudniowo-
wschoduim rogu Point | California
Y $500. Morgec1 $4,000. Zgiosie
sic Max Adamowski, 2S12 Fullerton
ave. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

MA SPRZEDAz 2 ietrowy murowa-
ny dom, skiad i 5 pokoi flat, ka-
piel i ustep. Rentu $50. Cena $4,000
- $1,000 wplaty. ZglosiG sic 214S
Milwaukee ave-. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

sKLAD trzewikow ma sprzedaL ma
Town OF Lake. 1889 S. Ashland sv.
20
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EXTRA properta blisko Humboldt
parku, zamienie ma jakikolwiek in
teres. 1916 n. Talman ave. 20
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MA SPRZEDAZ properta hub Jamie
nj ma mniejsze properta. Zgiosic sic
pred eta. 1871 Milwaukee ave. Ia
pytat sic o Chmielewskiego. 20
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SPRZEDAM albo wymienie dom /
4 Lofty W Jefferson Park, blisko ko-
sciola Sw. Konstancyi. Leon BRIO.
zowski, 4977 Mead ave-, PREY Hig-
gins ave-. 21
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

NAJNOWSZEGO stylu meble, :c:ci-
MOVIE / sk6rzane parlorowe garnItu-
ry | do jadalni, stoiowa Tampa i ma
podioge, dywany, 2 m~csiezne &6zka,
fonograf, umiarkowanie. Pals NIL
waukee ave-, blisko Fullerton, 2si
flat. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

PoTRzEBA r~obotnikoS .1l47 west
Ohio III XXX
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FARMA NO. | CENA $1,000

EANMA NOs i NAANAA Tj
40 AKROWA farma 5 ARROW pod ptu
giem, 8 ARROW lasu, reszta fatWe 90
oczyszczenia. Dom dobry z klocko"
inne zabudowania. Ia farma znaI-
duje sic jedna / pol mill cd miasta'
gdzie So szkc}y, sk}ady. rozmalte
inne zaklady. Rzeka ~przep1ywa BILL
sko tel fanny | mn6stwo ryb W MEL
odpowiednie miejsce do chowania
geski, kaczek, kur it'd. mala wpfata
a reszta ma latwe sp}aty.
FARMA NO. CENA $l,40O
40 AKROWA farma okoio 8 ARROW
ornej ziemi, 3 akry }aki dosyt jesz-
cze dobrego drzewa ma mel l tatWe
do uprawy, dobry dom Z RlockoW l
inne zabudowania - studnia, pick
ma ~rzeczulka przepywa okofo tel
farmy. ziemia dcbra glinkowata IDOL
ma rodziG Uszystko, dobre mie1sce
ola cz3o%ieka z malym kapitaiem,
Geese wplaty, a reszta ma iatwe wy
pIaty podlug umowy, koscio}. szkoty,
sklady, tartak, serownia blisKo tel
farmy. Dobre drcg 81 woko}o | boga-
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POTRZEBA mlodei dziewczyny luo
starszei kobiety do domowei robo-
" DIZZY malej familii. Dobra zaplata.
1884 Fullerton we. Focks. Il
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POTRzEBA do robienia krzesei. -
1925 w. Erie vi. 81
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POTRZEBA sprzadawaczy $50 do
$50 ty%godniowo. Musza bye energi-
czni | zdolni, artykui nigdy pred
tenn ME sprzedawany. Zglaszac sic
Cd, Sci ranc DO $50 wieczorem. -
35f W. S3cia nj. Merrick bldg. Po-
koj Alp. - Doswiadczenie nc po-
trZebne. q
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RACE

POTRZEBA kobiet DO mycia naczyh
dobra zapiata. 114S y. Ashland av.
20
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MA sPRZEDAz 200 debowych / ma
honiowych fonografow. Fonografy
tie So move, ladnie polerowane, So
So cali wysokie. Dopoki starcza ce-
ma ich bedzie SIS. Me dajemy zad-
nych rekordow 2 maszynami. Me
sprzedajemy ma sp}aty. A. Mach. -
zoos n. Robey ul. Chicago. Il
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POTRZEBA wrapper booker i ban
dor do fabryki cygar. F. c. Lund--
quist ISL n. Franklin III. 3cie pie
tro. 20
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MA SPRZEDAZ ~balwiernia. stare wy
rcbione miejsce, PREY teatrze PAUL.
ma, oraz pomieszkania ma 8 pokoje.
sprzedam tanio. jezeli w tym tygo
dniu. Zglosic sic pnr. 1345 n. Pau
lima Ill. Il
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ROBOTNIkOW

POTRZEBA robotnik6w do fabrycz-
mel piracy: praca ma m~aszynach -
truckin / inne zajecia. Dobra zap'a-
ia. Zg}osit sic do biura piracy Acme
Steel Goods Co., 1885 Archer ave.
20
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MA SPRZEDAZ . domy. 3017 Allen
ave, Avondale. Il
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POTRZEBA rcbotnik6w do czyste1'
dobrej piracy. Zgloszenia Chicago
Stone Conduit Co., Addison u. i Ca
lifornia We. MA
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MA SPRZEDAz lub ma wymiane ma
per pierwszorzedna grosernia !
sklad rzezniczy, got6wkowy interes.
AdresowaG listownie Dziennik chi
cagoski No. PA. Il
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EXTRA!

AUTOMOBILE: Maxwell, Elcars l
Velies, gotowka, ma splaty, Tub W Ia
miane. Dobre uzywane maszyny. Ia
wsze pod reka "a G%ostepne ceny' "a
wolajcie mas. a my was ~przekonamy.
Schiffman Motor Sales Co., 1873
az Milwaukee ave Humboldt
86S. Il
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MA SPRZEDAZ grosernia / dom ma
by%znesowej ulicy dobre miejsce ola
Polaka blisko polskiego koscioia -
sprzedam z powodu wyjazdu. Prosze
sic zglosit pod adres: 1850 W. 1sta
ul. Il
The Washington times., 1920-09-12

but Al any rate Il Is there, and we
are trying TO do our share TO satisfy
IL.
Among other things. the Common
wealth Opera Is planning a blow at
the star system. The singers VIII
rotate in the various roles, thus gain
ing versatility. while the public Will
be led to an appreciation OF the mu-
sic for it's own sake, and OF good
singing and acting. and away from
the worship OF mere names and repu'
tations."
The chorus 'of the opera consists
of young men and women In all walks
of life, interested In music and de-
sirous OF training themselves for
such participation. Between 200 and
500 are already enrolled, many OF
them employees OF banking and in
dustriaI houses, who have taken part
in the musical activities carried on In
these places.
Those active In the AFFAIRS of the
organization. besides Mrs. Edwards,
include Miss Virginia Potter, Samuel
Sloan, Frank l.. Polk. George Gordon
Battle and Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling
president OF the National Federation
OF Music Clubs.
The Washington times., 1920-09-12
HOLD MUSIC REHEARSAL
FOR PAGEANT OF DRYS

The first musical rehearsal for the
temperance pageant-"The Spirit OF
Temperance"-which will be a part
Of the extensive program arranged
for the fifteenth International Con-
gress Against Alcoholism. was held
last Tuesday evening, at Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church South. under
the direction OF Charles Wengerd
song director OF Community Service.
A large chorus will sing on the
evening of September -, in the
pageant on the east steps OF the
Capitol. Not only will the National
Community Chorus take part in this
great choral festival. but interest is
being manifested by the various
vested choirs Of the city churches,
many of whom will take part in the
music on that occasion. In their vest
ments, they will form the professional
for the pageant.
A pageant rehearsal was held the
same evening on the Capitol steps.
under the direction of Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest, director OF Community
Service.