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Turt, ale leitenoe Gcrtreter Der slr.
better, i'm &ate Der Nrienolc, einem
Nlone, Der ein Experiment oer ino11-
ltrlellen 0emofratie lpor uno i'm 2on.
De groBes Slufieben erregte, oIs er in
Hodforo eingefiihrt tpuroe. 0iefer
lpuroe abaeidafft ln0 Oie 4rbeiter
mei9ern iid lett, irgeno etlpos NIT
Sberlt Serbian, bent fommonbierens
Den SfFi5.ecin &nd llSsIollS 5u tim 5il
Da6ett.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-08-25
GHg(i]0e a6rejlerfl6rsr aus:
gPWiejen
ssrans. &seiernns einc rcaftiunGre
ganoe.

Iaris, II. guguit. 8illiom
MoomIon, GarlameutsmitgIieo Ser
9Irbeiterpartei !lno 9arrp @osline,
%r1iioent Scr eng(iiaen Gransporto,
1onSslr6eiter, luelchc oen glfttonsrot
Ger britiI1en Nrteiterpartei oertre-
ten, relIten bc.lte 9}ad)t no6 2onorn
ab, nadoem lie eine 8onferena nit
Der 4Geerneinen 6ooeration Ser ar-
better llno Der @refutioe Ser 8erei-
nigten io5ioliitiiGen Tortei gefyu6t
hattel.
Sic famen nah Rori5 5u oen1
9mefc, init oen fronjoiiiden 9(rbei-
teroerbanOen Elm genleilliolneS 8or.
9eben gcgen Die l(nteritiisilng Golens
5n oerelnbareh linz einen 8rieo Init
9fuBlono gu perbinOern, lpurben ober
bale nod ibrer anfunft erilr1t, 8oris
Gil perlo'lcn lno es ipurOe ibnen be.
Oelttet ooB. ipenn lie Der 2ll1fforne.
rllng lIGt fel9cn, iie aus Ocn1 2unoe
perpieien Geroen.
Ghe lie obreiiten. erfiGrten lie, baf
tie Die aufqobe, fir ipeide lie nod
HarIs fameh boGbrod)t 5a6en, lmo
NaB lie nit Dem 9Peii,Itat 5ufrieOen
ieien.
Speidycllcfer.
@oibington, g. g., II. g(ua -
Sefretor Dtorriion bonn 9(merifoni,
iden Observation-Disclosures erflGrte
bcltte lpicoCrlult, 6nb oic orgoniIier-
ten arbeitcr oie 9}eaierung in Ftrer
Eolitif Der llnteritiitung 8olens IN
ielnem &ompfs geeen Die rltiiii6en
Sopiets ln1terItiiben iperoen. T..
Reb. Ser @err Norriion Iiiqt Gs
linO ni6t Die organiiierten @(r6eiter,
lcnoern Die altt 5e5ohIten geomtcll
Der q. 5. Of G., lpelGe segen 5ooiet
NnBlono iin0.
Gnsliid)e slrbeiter trancn midJt.
Sottbon. - Gob elmer Ionaen Dis
fl,liion erlieb Der glftionsrot Ser bri.
tIfGen Arbeiterportei Elm neues Deo.
nifeit oil Die arbeiter @nelonos, er.
fldrcno, Bob Die &riegsgefabr nod
ni6t borbei iei.
SSn oieiem Rontieit perber fo[ocn-
De Sragen gelteut: 8orum maht Der
Eren1ierntllliiter nidt bic Seoineuns
gen befonnt, ullter lpelhen ENGLAND
Srieben nit Gl1blanb i6liebcn lpilI? ?
8url1n lit ole Stelll1nenobme in
betreff 8raneel 10 5tpeioeutia?
Ges Wtonifeit berlongt poIIen ssrie-
ber nit Iufnabne oes @onoeIs nit
GuBIonb.
SloDo George erfl1rte in elmer oe-
toilliertcn 9lltiport a1lf @riltdlen bon
6 &omencif bon Der ruiiifden Wfil-
lion in 2onoon I'm cine beltinn1te Gr.
florllng Deg 9erboItens gngIonos ae.
gen @runael, oaB Die britiide Reoie.
rIne niemols Die abii6t botte, sic
&rtm bon &1blonb 5u trennen nod
@rangel in ieinem slnsriff SIT inter
itiieen.
Sin biibfdes NdrdJen.
Seboltopol. = 8ro1gefs totiGt,.
lt6e Eolitif lit, ben Sauern oas 2ano
81 geben lno ibnen beripre6eno, ooB
Sic &cglerltne 5luiiden ibncn 1lno ben
Sonobelisern lteben unb ibnen yneue
Eapiere" geben miro. 8roneel Der.
fi6crt ben 2anOeigentiimerlr, bob iie
nit Der Belt fit ibr 2oao besablt
tperben. G."
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-08-25
,Sm eSntercIie &1tsfnnbs.

Sic grefutine Der s. y9. 8. nabnt
ebenfolls Stelllme laut foleenoem
&erihtc:
SSr Der om t3. 9luquit abgcDolte-
lien SitEing oer @refutipc Ser 5. %.
Us. puroe Die gerla0ung bon
Sfrappnell5 nro ur1ocrer D}unition
auf 5e6n Sdiffe I'M 8biluoelpbior
Saten, beitintn,t fir oen General
@rongel, BEN bolideipiiten-feinoIi-
d]en 5ubrer, oufs energild,ite per-
oommt. 9ieIe @rfloruna lpuroe Der
4Sre''e liberacben iofort nah Der Ius.
ItoBling Der Sransportarbeiter Union
go. s aus Der S. @. @. Oreoniio-
tlol
Gin 9titglico Der @retutioe ailla
iofprt nod Ghilooelpbto, Inn ooratf
tu ic5en bob bas einloben bon Weu,
nitlon lofort abgeitellt miro.
Die erflaruns, pel9e bon Gen.
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Gbit. J,of :. uerlan9t $teQun9.
nabme ourd) Die a. +. 0 :.
SSnDolliert @enerali itrett

True translation nled with Lne post
master Of Chicago, Aug. Is, 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. 6. 1917.
Die onerifanii6e orsaniiierte Or
beiterlhoft fonlnlt 5um getuubtlein,
bag mon perIudt, einen nenen, blrt-
tigen ariee I'M Sntereiie oes &as
pitolism11s berpor5lruien, Inn Die
9irbeiterrepIbIif in Rublanb SIT ser
triimmern.
Gs lit ein crireuli9es 9ei6en, boB
taionDer3 Die Chicago federation
II 9obot cine Der eriten 3entral
f0rperld,oTten lit, mel6e SteQlNg 5lt
0isier Srogs ninlrt uno es lit un
70 r,ebc bemerfenslpert, neil eine
ron aer Ro'tiniiten Union Eo. 113
elngergI:i'Ic Geioiution, lDelde ith
nit esr 0anDEungs,peile Der organis
iierten 8rbeiteri;hait in England,
s9roafSin mo StaIien, III betreff
RuBlat,bs oo(IItonoie einperitonren
erfIarte, obre ir9eno peldsen ssi-
herfpru6 a,1genormen lprrhe.
Die RsSolntion lautet pie folet:
SSsn Nnbetra6t beiien, buB Die Re-
9ieruHeeu bon England, SSranfreib
unb Dem Ser. Staoten periuhen,
ouis neue eincn idredli6en &rieg an<
s,tfonseil, ineeul 9e barauf beiteben,
aoB 8oIet tpeiter fampfe ano in anz
betrndt aaiien, saB oie oeen genanns
rem Repierrngen periuben Rrte9
inter falihen Boripiegellsnaen bet.
sor5urufen, nit ser einaeen 4bii6t,
Die oiet.&egierlng Don 8uBlano
I'll ber1ihten, l;nb
s5n Gnbetratt beiisn, baB bie OF.
qantiierte tr5eiterihoft bon eng
LAMB, syronfreih lnO SStolien ibre
>eieeftioen Reaier7mgen informiert
Suben, III SUE sries ge9en Sooiet
sRIsluno cef!crt nvrael1 ioHte, einen
@>ersraIFireit iii S5rns ieseH lpetben,
i'm Ssrr5iiiiic<sna 81 Derhin6trn
ln5 ri iebst 1aF aiit22:! 8eifs Sir ST.
nlItrp un5 Ire"t39rtctinn iatr!.
t&aen big su jeHer ;}eit. BIS Sr-ieH
fageA SsSist RnSI:-no oerfinbsrt
1T.
41esboib lei heid>lpiien; rGab toir
re 81. ). of 2. euffccoerr. sine ar.
ecms,N &eufsr,n5 tsE %eriret2c al
ler affilti:re1s;, ash Der ni2t offil-
l!;srtsn 0rgehtic5;cneu eir53!tsrW.
fs9f, ogcen Gstedlt;sfeitsseFi:gl lie
5I:;ma:., a;e SorSllugsn Der Mr5ei!er
San: gananS, i5rGrErtih ,nb S$!aIien
81 etra:'tisen l,no SU iuooliieren, nit
hsr Nbiid>t, iolhe Sd)rittc 81 unter
neb!ae?i sOe%;i|S 5te Gobililierung ser
Zane .tGb Seetr.lrpen bis 5u einem
ioldjen 8sGNe perbinSert, Inn uniere
@eg!er!mg gu 5'uineen, ibre 6GnSe
bon Ra6Iero ab5uloiien, loQte bie
umertfeG:ithe &egiernng &ries eesen
Sopiet.R;Blon0 beIflieBen.
sci es terner be'c9.oneu: CAB 0ieie
Neiolution Oie lpeiteite @eroifentli.
dung erbnlt, Oie Der &. s. Of 6. mog.
lt6 lit, uno BOB bie5 aaen offilliierten
&rgonilationen flno gege6en uno
cine ablhrift an alle 3entralforper.
'dnften Der Ser. Stooten echnot
miro.
Die Reiolutinn madte eincn gro
ben @inbruf in Der, Teberotionpers
iGntmllrng l,nb iebcr glnncienoe CT.
furnte BEN @rnit Der Situotion. Had,
Der SeriomInlling erflGrten lid, oGlc
nit Der annobme Der ReloIution
noltonoie einneritanben.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-08-25

True translation flied with the post
master of Chicago, Aug. 20, 1920, as
required by the act Of Oct. 6, 1917.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-08-25
NaorlFol ITsigf(a0en
@ebt nauI Mp5fan.

Trrs translation tt;ed Tgjrh the post
master of Chicago, Aug. 20, 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. 6. 1917.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
MARKETS.
Englar & sponseller.

DUBLIC SALE OF LUMBER AND
1 WOOD ON THURSDAY, JULY
%, 1920, at 1 p. M, on the Weybright
Farm, near Tyrone, $4,000 feet Of
boards and scantling, 125 cords of
Slabs IN pile, 1e. acres OF uncut tree
tops laid off in lots to suit purchaser!
Terms made known on day of sale.
BENJAMIN KEMPER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Silk Hose

We have the largest assortment of Ladies, SILK
Hose prices are from SOC the pair in white silk boot
hose W. to $500 In the black silk hose we have
them from 7sc up to $500. values not to be found
elsewhere These are greatly appreciated for grad
uatien presents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Summertime
Necessities

Here you will find the little necessities for your
summer comfort SILK Hose, Crepe de Chine Hand
kerchiefs, Summer .corsets. Union Suits. voiles.
Talcum Powders, Soap, Cologne Waists. Hats, Slip
pers. Arch Supports, Straw Hats, Writing Paper.
CamisoIes, SILK Gloves, Sox.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Talcum Powders

colgates well known and popular doors. Love
The large pound cans.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Laces and
En1broideries

Laces that have been in ou9 stock before the
war are sold at same prices These cannot be dup
Heated at any price. Real Linen Laces, handsome
wide Insertions, Torchons, all middle table for.
your inspection. Make selection while assortment
is large
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Silk Gloves

They come in short and long gloves, prices from
soc for the short gloves up to $500 for 1s-button
lengths. colors black, white and tan.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
BABYLON O. LIPPY Co
.1nenaargsasasastsa6lga1ssy. laggaasellnaamsnaaua


Crepe de Chfnes, eseorgette crepe, long and short
sleeves in all popular colors. neatly embroidered
The special price for $500 to $3.50 waists we say
s4.Ss your choice. These values are town talk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Millinery

Greatly reduced prices in Millinery Special lot
of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Hats $1.9S, now sale.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23
Ladies Summer
Vests

Special values in Ladies' Summer Vests Csc;
Union Suits from $1.00 up.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-23

Handsome camisoles in white, pink. heah at
reasonable prices
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30
Page Thirteen

Sarah S. Berman, Mr.. and Mrs. HI.
Bernstein, J. Bernstein, Mrs. M. Bes-
kin, Sidney Beskin, ]. /. Bessler, L.
Bialick, Mrs. M. Blumenthal, Harry
Bolts, C. Brener, Morris Brody, Sol
Brody, N. Bromberg, Mrs. M. Brown,
A. Budnitsky, B. Bugenstein, Rena
Burnett, Isidore Burnstein, A. w.
Carlson. L. Charleston, Mrs. J. Cisar-
sky, G. H. Cohen, Miss Ray Cohen,
S. Cohn, M. Dulkin, L. S. Davis, Sam
Deutch, M. Dockman, ]. H. Duryea,
Max z. Dworsly, Mrs. M. Efron,
Abe HI. Einbinder, E. Eisenberg, F.
M. Elmer, Empress Gro. Co., Louis
Etchis, Mrs. H. Evidon, A. Feinberg,
A. Feinberg, Chas. Feinberg, 0. Fem
stein, c. l. Fendle, J. Eishman, Joe
Fleishman, D. Fogelman, Mrs. L.
Fox, Mrs. S. Friedrich, N. Friedman,
A. Fl. Frisch, Mrs. J. Frisch, Mrs. H.
L. CARRIER, Mrs. J. NJ. Garfn, Mrs. H.
Gelb, Miss A. Gelman, ]. Gershono-
WITT, w. S. Gilkerson, A. H. Gins
berg, Mrs. H. D. Goldberg, ]. Cold
berg, Miss Rae Goldberg, S. S. Gold
berg, Mrs. Geo. Go1dblum, B. Cold,
farb, Mrs. B. Goldman, B. Goldman,
M. Goldman, S. Goldman, D. Cold
stein, E. Goldstein, Mrs. H. Gold,
stein Mrs. S. Goldstein, Sigmund
Go1dstein, VIM Goldstein, David Cor
don, Leon Gott1ieb, S. Gottlieb, S.
Gottlieb, I. Goustin, Bert Green, HI.
Green. Miss Lillian Green, Isidore.
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Bernice Beslin, NJ Beskin, S, Bet
tiers, Mrs. Jos. Blatt, JOS. Blatt,
Bloomberg Bros, R. Blumberg, Mrs
E. Boasberg, Mrs. J. Bookman, T.
Borovsky, Maurice I. Braman, ].
Braverman, Leo Brill, Miss Lillian
Brin, L. Broche, I. Broude, B. Brown,
Harry Charney, ]. Charney, Mrs. L.
Chernus, L. CHER, 2. A. Christal,
Jack Coheen, Cohen & Levin, Cohen
& Pinck, L. Cohen, L. Gilbert Cohen,
l. Confeld, Mrs. M. Conner, Mrs. Max
Cooper, Louis Craine, S. Cults, David
son Bros, Mrs. R. Davis, Philip Du
dick, A. L. Dworsky, S. Dworsky, Z.
Dworsky, Mrs. H. Ede1man, Jack
English, Ado1ph Farbstein, Mrs. J.
Feinberg, Mrs. A. Feldman, Miss Lii
liam Figen, B. H. Fischer, 0. R. Filter
man, Mrs. s. Fiterman, Benz. Fred
man, Chas. E. Freeman, Dewey Fried
man, VIM. T. Frisch, Vim. Giles, H.
Goldberg, J. Goldberg, N. Goldberg,
VIM. Goldberg, DR.. G. J. Goldblum,
J. Go1dblum, Goldfish Bros, M. Gold
man, Max Goldman, Mrs. Abe Gold
stein, M. w. Go1dstein, Sol Go1dstein,
Goodman & Rimer, Chas. w. Cor
don, Mrs. N. Gordon. w. A. Green,
B. Greenberg, Hela r. Grodnik, T. H.
Gutenberg, Harry Guttman, III. L.
Hallander, M. L. Harris, H. Heilig-
man, Miss Ruth Holman, Thos. w.
Hicks, c.. Hill, A. Himmelman, Henry
Hirschman, Mrs. I. Hoffman, P. JAG
obs, Junior Talmud Torah Alumni
VIM. Kabu1nikoff, Martin L. Kahner,
Wolf Kanter, M. Kaplan, T. M. Kap-
Ian, A. Kass, Miss Bessie Katz, J. B.
Kaufman, M. Kaufman, Mrs. B. Kie-
fer, Mrs. D. B. Kieffer, M. Kites,
K1ugman & Kaufman, Mrs. L. Klug-
man, Z. Kohn, Sam Kolochinsky, I.
Korengold, S. Korengold & Son, Ben
jamin Kritch, DR.. J. I. Kurtz, L.
Lawn, L. M. Lenske, A. Levine, Har-
ny Leviton, Myer Levy, H. J. Living
ston, Mrs. D. London, S. A. Louis,
Miss Lena Lulias, M. Lurie, S. Mar
Gus, A. Margulies, Ben Marienhof,
DR.. D. B. Mark, Abe Mazur, M. E.
Mazur, D. Mersky, L. Mersky, Ru-
dolph Mueh1stein, c. B. Nacht, Rob-
ert Neiman, N. Y. Waist House, I.
Nimerovsky, A. E. Oleisky, c. Ostrin,
Louis PAWN, Miss Ann Phillips, N.
Pink, S. A. Pink, Jacob Pogourow, A.
Primock, A. Ralph, Raleigh Waist
Shop, J. L. Richard, B. Richman, Max
Rine, w. Roberg, E. M. Rojesky,
Louis A. Root Horace Ropes, Rosen
Bros. & Co., Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rosen-
blum, Harry Rosenfe1d, H. Sachs,
Miss Lena Sachs, Philip Sage, Eli
Saliterman, Sam Sander, J. Fl. Sa-
piro, Mrs. Sam Schaffer, L., ,Scheffer,
S. Schaffer, Samuel B. Schein, I.
Scheiner, J. Sch1acter, Mayer
Schwartz, Miss Pauline Schwartz, So
and J. Selcer, N. Seru1nic, Mrs. J.
Shapiro, Fl. Shartin, J. Shere, N.
Shessnow, Max Shragowitz, Paul Sic
yer, J. w. Silver. N. Silverbush, J. I.
Si1verman, Mitchell Silverman, M.
Siperstein, M. Snattinger, Isaac Solo
mon. Mrs. L. Sorsky, Mr.. Soldowsky,
M. Sporting, H. H. Starr, J. Sternberg,
M. Strim1ing, Nate Swi1er, A. Tatkin,
F. Tester. Morris To1es, Leo Troup,
Mrs. S. Truchtman, Warner & Ros-
entha1, Israel Weiner, Dr. H. L.
Weisman, Mrs. M. Weisman, B.
Weiss, Mrs. Edwin p Welles, Isidore
Wexler, N Wexler, A. Widawski, A.
Witebsky, Nathan Witebsky, F. A.
Wolfson, L. T. wager, B. Zeman, M.
M. Zipperman.
$8.0O-Miss jeanette Frisch, Mrs.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Hal oOldlC, DSil NOlQhldh, w az
ter Goldman, William Goldman, Mrs.
A. Gordon, II. Graceman & Co., Ben
Grodnick, H. J. Gross, B. H. Harris,
J. Harris, Miss Minnie He1stein, Al
bert Hershman, /. Hil1man, J. Hill
man, H. Zimmerman, N. Hinitz, Dr.
A. Hirschfe1d, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. D.
Horwitz, R. Hosenpud, Ind: Bikur
Cholim, Mrs. S. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Jeffery, Chas. Juster, Joseph Kan
liner, E. Kaplan, I. Kaplan, John Kap-
Ian, ]. S. Kaplan, Geo. H. Kaufman,
Jack J. Kaufman, Chas. Kieffer, H.
Kiefer, Chas. Kieferstein, Harry ].
Kristol, Leo Landesman, l. Lane, ].
J. Leach, Max Leretion, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Levin, L. l. Levin, B. Leviton,
Chas. L. Levitt, Sam Levy, Lieben-
berg-Kap1an & Martin, B. Lipl1in. Dr.
A. A. Litin, H. Marcus, David Man
del, Morris Mandel Joe Marcus, Rab-
bi c. D. Matt, L. Mazur, DR.. III. N.
Meleck, Elmer c. Merrill, M. Minkin,
Minneapolis Clothing Co., A. U. Mo-
rell, Mrs. Chas. Moss, Chas. Moss,
Joseph Nathanson, E. Newmark, NJ
Poison, H. H. Primock, H. w. Raph-
ae1, P. M. Ravitch, Regain Bros. Co.,
Harry Ravicz, H. Ribnick, N. Rivkin,
Geo. Robbins, Mrs J. Roberts, Solo
mon Robitshek, A. Roisman, DR.. M.
C. Rosen, DIR. S. Rosen, Samuel Ros-
en-, Arthur Rosenberg, Ben Rosen-
berg, H. Rosenberg, D. B. Rosenb1att,
Chas. Rosenfe1d, D. Rosenstein, Mrs.
S. Rosoff, R. G. Ruben, Miss Clara
Rush, N. Sabesowitz, S. Sako1, P.
Savin, S. Schaffer, Mrs. F. Schanfe1d,
H. E. Sch1oss, S. Schoen & Co., I.
D. Schu1man, DR.. C.. r. Schwartz, S.
Schwartz, K. Segal, M. Sega1, Meyer
Sega1, P. Sega1, Abe Shapiro, Harry
Share, Mr.. and Mrs. M w. Share, Z.
Shore, Rabbi s. M. SLIDER, HI. Silver,
]. A. Silver, Chas. Sipkins, J. Spiel
berg, Jack Stein, Lewis J. Stein, L.
Stein, Mrs. F. N. Stern, III. Stoller,
DR.. Jos. Stoma1, NJ Swil1er, Ben
Tanke1, c. c. Tanke1, John w. Thorn
as & Co., S. B. Wasserman, Jonas
We'll, I. Weinstein, Mr. and Mrs J.
Weinstein, M. J. Weisfe1dt, Mrs. Hen
ry Weiskopf, Alex Weiss, Edw.
Weiss, Edmund Weisz. Jos. Weiss, L.
Wi1ensky, Burnett Wolfson, Fred
Zimmerman.
$2O-So1 Abrams, Mrs. M. Brill
Mrs. L. CHER, L. Fl. Cohen, I. J. Co.
hen, J. B. Cohen, Louis Freedman, {
H. Gensler, HI. A. Glance, H. D. Gold
berg, S. Greenberg, M. Heilicher, N.
Hendison, Mrs. A. HICKMAN, L. Katz,
M. ;Mackoff, Minter Bros, DR.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rauch, DR.. E. c. Robit-
.shek, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Root, Mrs. (
Roth, Rudolph Scherzer, Mrs. Libbie
Sega1, M. Sega1, I. Silverman, H. H.
We'll, VIM. B. We'll.
$15-Ely P. Bennett, I. M. Berman,
M. B. Braunstein, Mrs. HI. F. Chaffee,
I. Cohen, Louis Cooks, Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Cow1, Mrs. F. E. Daniels, To-
bias Dobrin, P. Dworsky, S. Epstein,
H. FEEDER, Miss Jennie Feinberg, A.
A. Feinberg, VIM. F. Friedman, Mrs.
NJ. Ginsberg, Goldman Bros, Jacob
Gould, Max Greenberg, I. Heller, Geo.
c. Herman, Mrs. Sarah Herman, I.
Hoffman, DIR. Walter Hyde, H. josef
owitz, Mrs. Chas. Kieffer, Daniel Len
ske, Mrs. A. R. Levy, B. Lipshitz, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Fl. Litinsky, H. Litinsky,
John Loss, Mrs. M. Marcus, S. H.
Maslon, H. S. Miller, J. M. Miller,
S. M. Miller, Jesse Moss, w. E. Pet
erson. L. S. Pinck. Mrs. M 'Roths-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
ABEL do POLek
Do Polonii Chicagoskiej

Zwracamy sic do Was W sprawi. ktora powinna zainteresOwac kazdego
prawdziwego P0hka ka1da szczera Poke.
Niewatphwie kazdy z IA che ably POlcnia naszan n wychodAwie dosz-
Ia do ik najwiekszego stopnia doskOna}Sci abySmy zaRi jak najwyzsze mieEce
" zycu spOfecznym przemys}owym W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Przez dtugie laa POacy tn zamieszkai zdOai tkO utrzymac. male
przedsiebnrstwa, sk{ady detaGczne. it'd. Lecz W ostamch czasach Okazuje sic nj
W sia- buduemy weksze interea GeSzymy SIZE re nareszde bednemy mei ta-
ke wiekie inHTesa.E k nnnO-RarOdOwcy.
Lecz ably ME tyko zakadae take interea ale ably pOwadzc kOrzyst-
ME pOtrzeba kOnieczne wSp6br&y poparcia wszystkich Pcak6w be- wyihku.
W3aSnie W tel sprawie Odzywamy sic do naszyeh rOdakow, zami@zkafych
W Chicago Okoicy.
W sObote dma 25go wrzesnia bedie Otwary ,NAJWlEkSZ4 PoISk
SKLAD DEPARTAMENTOWT w SWlECfE. Jest to Skfad Union Liberty " Chi
cago mr. 1272-127S Milwaukee Ave.
W uerwszym mieBcu - jest to czysto Poski skfad - zalozony przez
Seize tysiecy POak6w, akcyOnaryuszy Union Liberty Company, najWRksego Pol
skiegO IntereSu w Swiecie.
Teraz zbudOwahSmy Ola was ten wRki Skhd - dOkOnaGsmy to wiel
ke dze{p abyscie ME musieH pOpieraG inno-narodOwcow abo abysGe mgi czSnc
swe Eakupna " czystO pOkkim skfadZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
HASLO NASZE
"SWOJ DO SWEGO"
Pvtamv sic was Z tel przyczyny. czy zasluguiemy M vase poparcie!
TY, POLAKU
TY, POLKO

Kt6ra czynIsz najwRkae zakupno ola Cy cheese, ably ten PosM skhd Nt-
famiFi ola domu. ola siebie. Do CIbe nA?
HF M'"m Przydz przekonaj sic sam re tn mo-
Przyidz zobaczyc. Jake many Specy- zez nabyc wszekie swe pouzeby jake
anoSci ola Ciebe W kazdym departa- kapausze trzewiki. kszule, odNez so-
mencie. Przyjdz zobacZyC lie peniedzy dna s}owem wSNIka galanterye W mai
moBeSz zaOSzczedzc. nowszej modzie, pc cenacht anszych nz
Ola Ciebie many ubrania kapeu&e, sW"""N ""'''
trzeWiN, maeTya} ma suEnl - wszy- Gdv kupuesz ubrana ola zony, da
stkle naJnowsZa, nalepSze pc AJIan- dzecip rZyidz tn naipierW - a przekO-
szych cenach. naz size re Jest naiepei nathaniel
Mo Ici- ubrma tzeuiki odzip1I kupowac W Union Liberty Company.
spOdnR, Cv notrzebuiesz meble przvidz 20
Ola dOmu - szzeg6ne W naszej gro bacz nasza wyStawe - cztery petra
serni mozede zaoszczedzc wiee picnic pene najep@egO gtunku mebi, pecy.
DIV Zakupujac tn wsZakI dZenne DO it'd. Teraz lest czaS kupC ten nOWY pc
trzeby Take urzadzene dOmowe do ku- Ia ZINE
chni do jadalni, it'd. opaci sic toie
otwedzc ten skad jak najpredzei. PrzyJdz san przyloz Z iamHa
Zadziwia Gle nskie cmy dobry ga b. dOEonaT poa~y "'
tunek towaru.
CIV beiziesz kupowala W tym ska A tgz oni poegaa ma Gle. Bedzies7
DIE hh poneral?
Prosimv Was wszystkrh abyscie odwiedzi ten skhd. PrzekonaGie sic
sami re " nczem ME uStepuje shadOm innCnarcdoWym. ZadHe Sd IAN hf
lepsze pod}ug nainowszych sysem6w amerykanskich.
Tu mOncie cZync tswe Zakupna wygodnie, mOzecNe sic roznoWG " fNF
skim iezyku czynac to- wieie re popierace PoSki Przemysf hande a pre1
to pOpieraGe POSke.
Me zawiedzcie tych rodak6w. ktorzy zhdyi W pieniadze przez s"oI
kapta4 otworzyH to vidkie Pokkie dzetO. Z
Rodacv rcdaczki. ME zapomnicie o tel novel OIbzHmiei Pokkei pa-
c6wce. Me zapomninie o dGe Otwaria - W sObOte dna 2ogo Wrzesnta' Dr. -
pryidzcie wsysey Z rOdznami waszymL G@siom beda ro1dawane upommkl
darmO
Soidarnoe nasza dokazaa wyzwOenia naszei Oiczvznv, t1 Sohdarnosc
nasza dokOna inaszego wYzwMenia ekonOmicnegO IezaWsfoHl hnansoWe
4 wiec: W sobote dma 25go wrzSnia przyidzce wszyscv, W kim bile
SERGE Polke - n Ia wiekie owarce skladu departamentowegc UNION LIBERTY
COMPA ANY n 1272-l27S Milwaukee Ave- PRIV uicy Pauina.
Ufamy. re cdezwa nasza bedzie pzyjeta &c doznamy pOparcia Vase
TO- "a CO z CORY diekuiemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
DYREKTORZY

kONGRESMAN, JAN c. KLECZKA, Milwaukee. Wis.
WIKTOR WILUSZ, Banker, Jersey City, NJ.
JAK0B DEMBIEC, Sekr. Unia Poska, Wlkes-Barre, Pa.
APOLINARY PAvLOSKI Przemysowiec. Providence,
Rhode Island.
JAN r. PIASECKL, Przemydowiec, Chicago Illinois
STEFAN HEJNA, Przemys5owiec, Chicago ILL.,
ZYGMUNT A. PERIOWsKL, Chicago. Ill.
mCHA j. PERLOWsKI. Warszawa, Pokka.
J0ZEF TROJANOWsKI Warszawa, Pokka.
KLEMENS L. ULATOWsKI, Duadca Prawny, Chha,
ILL.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
TOW. POLSKO-AMERYKANSKIE.
UNION LIBERTY COMPANY
DYREKCYA / ZARZAD

Personal---very. Dyrekcyi,
SEDZIA J0ZEF F. SAWICKI
Cleveland, Ohio.
Prezes 'Zarzadu,
WACLAW PERLOWSkI.
Chicago. Ill.
Wiee-Prezes,
KAZIMIERZ ZYCHLfNSKI,
Prezes Zwiazku NarOdOwegO Pol, Chicago, Ill.
Wice-PreZeS,
DIR. ROMAN SADOWSKl,
Detroit, Michigan.
Wice-PreZeS,
rs. B. K~WIATKOWSKI.
Jersey City, y. j..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
sELDEN.BRowN WEDDING
IN NEW YORK.

Pensacola friends Of Miss Thacker
May Brown viii be Interested 20 learn
Of her marriage 90 AIR william IT.
Selden. Jr. in New York. December
the end. Airs selden az Mics Brown
visited In Pensacola on numerous oc-
casiona a. the guest ~ her aunt and
uncle. AIR and Mrs. Thomas Hannah.
Their wedding was solemniEed az
the Fourth Presbyterian church tn
New York and was a large and bril-
liant affair
The church was decorated hand
somely with palms. smiiax and BAN
boo Tall Marie Antoinette baskets
filled with pink and orchid shaded
flowers were used on the altar and
tapers burning az intervals.
Miss Gatra Brown. sister Of The
bride was maid % honor and wore q
beautiful frock 81 shell pink chiffon
and carried a shower bouquet % pink
roses and valley lilies
The bridesmaids were Miaa schaefo
II Brooklyn. Miss Gladys Byrd % Al
ianta. Miss Maud Carlton Of Atlanta.
Miss LauHa Hendricks. 81 HiuHboro.
Ala. Miss Olive plant 81 Washington.
10 e Miss Eleanor Mangum % New