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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
GARRICk.
Bide Dudley's
"Oh, Henry"

ou, Hcm1!
II you are one OF che up-to-the.
minute sort OF people. II isn't neces-
sary to tell you that the authors who
are at present making the great
American public laugh over the foot
lights are the newspaper writers
who have been so successful In fur
nishing the most enjoyable farce
comedies. This 10 but one OF the
many reasoss why ''Oh, Henry" the
farce-comedy which will be seen at
the Shubert-Garrick Theater, begin
ming next Sunday evening. March Is.
fairly sparkles with humor. The
author Is Bide Dudley, humorist OF
the New York Evening World, who
has long since qualified as one OF
the most talented in his profession.
Dallas Wexford. whom Washington
will remember for his excruciatingly
funny portrayal OF the butler role in
mo More Blondes" has been especial
ly engaged for similar psrt--that
OF Henry. the English butler. and
william Roselle. formerly with Soth-
ern and Marlowe and a big success in
Morosco's production OF The Walk.
OFFS" has the role OF happy. In
ebriated young men In "Oh, Henry"
Florence Carrette. who Is cast as
caricaturlsh housemaid. was extreme
ly funny In the wellknown farce.
"a Pair OF Queens" and other laugh
ing shows, while Eva Condor. ma
tive Of Washington. has a most con-
genial role I'm that OF Aunt Annabelle.
who would drop dead IL she found a
drunken person in the home. Others
In the company are Perez Benton,
Vina Rial, Catherine Carroll, James
Cormican and May Patterson.
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BELASCO.
Mr.. and Mrs. COburn
Present - Showers"

Three Showers" the attraction
which opens next Sunday night at
the Shubert- Belasco Theater. is the
newest production of Mr.. and Mrs.
Coburn. II Is a sparkling story with
scenes laid in Old Virginia, and
redolent of the spirit Of youth. Love
and romance set forth in trenchant
speech and dialogue by it's author.
William Cary Duncan. who has to
his credit The Royal Vagabond.
bidders Three" The Purple Road
and other stage successes. The
dominant features. however. of the
attraction are the musical numbers
which are the work of Dreamer and
Layton.
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eNSt N'N"NA N~ffN y
each .
Total Republican vote. 46l.
asAsss Rua~ sseoss.
Among the Democratic Presidential
possibilities Herbert Hoover stood
arst. with lIo votes. his Republican,
record and denials that he Is can
didate Notwithstanding.
William @. McAdoo captured sec
ond place with IS votes.
Third place went TO Gov. Jones NJ.
pox, OF Ohio. Al votes.
4-Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmerr. SO votes.
Jersey, IS votes.
Civilian Jennings Bryan, thrice
candidate for the Presidency on the
Democratic ticket, "a votes.
| president Woodrow Wilson, II
votes.
s-Vice President Thomas II. Mar
shall, of Indiana. 10 votes.
e-Senator Robert l.. owen, OF
Oklahoma. ~ votes.
Ex-senator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock
Of Nebraska. 3 votes.
Thames Watson Gerard, former
ambassador TO Berlin. and Senator
David /. Walsh. OF Massachusetts tied;
votes.
lansing Gets One.
12-Robert Lansing. former Score
tary OF State; Congressman Champ
Clark, of Missouri; David X. Francis
former governor OF Missouri and am
bassador to Russia; Senator Oscar w.
Underwood. OF Alabama; Homer -
Cumming. chairman National Demo
Samuel RalAtnn
former governor OF Indiana; Fred
erick Dozier Gardner, former COVER
nor of Missouri: John w. Davis, am
bassador to Great Britain, and Secre'
tary of Agriculture Meredith, tied; one
vote each.
Total Democratic votes cast, 3s6.
The votes thus expressed were all
for first choice. The QUESTIONABLE
also provided for a second and third
choice. This phase OF the straw vote
was quite as significant as that al
ready outlined.
For example, General Wood suffer
ed a slump on what might be called
the second ballot, receiving 1913 votes
while Governor Lowden crept up to
where he made a good second, with
I26 votes. Senator Johnson gained
one vote in the second choice column,
taking third place from Senator Hard
ing, who dropped to fourth place with
thirty-four votes.
Lowden Third Choice.
In the third choice column Cover
nor Lowden takes the lead with so
votes: Senator Harding second. with
II: Senator Johnson third. with "a,
and General Wood fourth, with As
votes.
Herbert Hoover retained fifth place
throughout, receiving 10 votes as q
second choice candidate and 10 as a
third.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo took the Democratic lead
from Hoover as a second choice nom
inee, obtaining SO votes, as against
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TODAY'S SALES.

Washington Gas bs, S1,O00nS6a.
Washington Railway and Electric
As, S1,000a5Sh.
Capital Traction, 5Ts6s, 5ds6'e
Washington Gas, 2a45A, Sn45A,
4d45a.
Commercial National Bank, 10d1S0.
Continental Trust Co npany. 10d110.
1Oa11O, 10dl1o, 10I110, 10@110, 100
10. 1OI110, 10d110, SOLO.
After call--Columbia Graphophouc
5Od437s.
Lanston. 1Odsl y, 10mS2.
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HOOVER AND WOOD
LEAD IN RACE POLL
Straw Vote BY Editors Shows
II Republicans and 81
Democrats in Race.
Confined from FIRST PAGE

Continued from First Page)
bert Hoover NTH. win 20 votes; Gov
enor sprouI, OF Pennsylvania, sixth.
with 10 votes; Governor Coolidge sew
enth. with 8 votes and eN-President
Taft and Senator Poinde'Iter OF WASH
iaston tied for eighth place.
Next I'm order came:
-D-Gen. John J. Pershing' votes
Ex-senator James II. watson OF IN
diana and Governor Allela, OF Kansas,
tying with votes each.
LdI---Senator Irvine L. Lenroot or
Wisconsin. Charles Evans Hughes.
candidate for the Presidency IN 1910
against Wilson. and Senator Robert
M. La Toilette of Wisconsin, votes.
I2-President Nicholas Murray But
let, OF Columbia University; Senator
william Il. Borah Of Idaho, and SEN
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FOLLY.
"Parisian Flirts" Opens
Weeks Engagement.

Charles Robinson and his "Parisian
Flirts" will open a weeks engage
ment at the Folly Theater, commenc-
ing next Sunday afternoon. The cast
includes Charles Robinson, May Bern
hardt, Al Raymo, Joe Freels, Hilbert
and Shirley, Freda Lehr. Jerry Fiem-
ing, Tim Benson and a Broadway
beauty chorus.
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GAYETY.
THE Bon Tons"
With New Farce.

new two-act farce, entitled Break
ing Into Society" is the principal Of
fering made by The Bon Tons" at
the Gayety Theatcr next week.
Heading the cast are' George Doug
lass and John Barry, assisted by
Harry O'Neil, Lucille Rogers. Jack
Strouse, Mickey Feely. Jean De Lisle
and Babe Burnett. with a large
chorus.
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QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
BY U. 5. SAVINGS BANK

The United States Savings Bank
has declared its regular quarterly
DIVIDEND on a basis Of ~ per cent
payable on April I, 1890. The United
States Savings Bank has heretofore
been paying on . 10 per cent. but IL
now on q IL per cent basis.
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At The Theaters
Next Week
CONTINUED From PAGE I4)

CONTINUED From PAGE 1f.)
In other cities have declared that
never before has the classic drama
had such beautiful scenic interpretA-
ton as IL secures through this new
mode OF decoration.
A company Of forty players 10 seen
in the support OF sothern and Mar
lowe.
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PRESIDENT MAY MEET
WITH CABINET FRIDAY

President Wilson may call n cabinet
meeting tomorrow. II was learned at
the White House today.
The President did not motor today
but sat in the White House yard for
some time.
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ator Arthur capper Of Kansas. vote
each.
Total Republican vote. 46l.
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the CURB MARKET

-. m. prices fsrnshed BY " y. sness
a ca. members sf ks- Ysss s'sss IL
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-29
CHARTER.

scribers TO these articles of incorporation,
and the number of shares subscribed bS
each are as follows: Cicero 4. Ramsey;
shares; James ii. Tharp, No. 3i9 81.
Charles Street, New Orleans, 10 shares ,
Miss Marie Louise Gregorie, No. 4Vo IA
rOndelpt St. New Orleans. l share.
ARTICLE IN.-The charter of this cor
pOration may be modified or altered or
the corporation may be dissolved or Int
capital stock increased OF decreased III tht
manner as now is, or may hereafter De
prescribed by law. So. also, may Nald cor
poratiOn be liquidatcd in the manner as Is
now or may hereafter be prescribed d!
law.
Thus done and PASSED in NV office. Ill
the city Of New Orleans, La. on the day
month and year first above written. h
the presence Of Me>>rS. Georc" Keller ana
stanley McUermOtt. competent witnesses
who have signed these presents WIN ih'
said appearrrS and me, Notary after du'
reading of the whole.
(Original SigncdD Cicero \. Ramsey
l24 shares; j. ii. Iharp, 10 shares VI. l.
GrrEOrie. l share.
Witnesses: : Mcpermott. Geo. Keller
DANIEL J. MURPHY, Not. Pub.
J. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of orleans
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify ina
/ the above and foregoing act OF iu"oFPUrt
! ton of the Liberty Land COMPANY. Inc
Was this dav recorded in my office II
| Book l2i2 Folio jlJ.
! New Orleans. June u. 1920.
! lSigncdD EMILE J. LEONARD, u. Il.
! ! certify that the above and iOreEolhi
| to be Il true and correct copy Of the rnaF
| ter of the Liberty Land COMPANY. Inc
passed before the undersigned Notary. ol
/ June -. 1870. together with the c"rtlil'di'
/ of the Recorder of Mortgages thrrri" an
pended and which is on file in nv Notaria
~ VII DANIEL J. MURPHY Not. Pub.
| (SealD
July S-Aug ,
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CHARTER.

form and recorded and made effective in
accordance with law.
Thus done and passed, in my office at
New Orleans Louisiana, on the ua!'
month and wear herein first above written,
In the presence of George Huff and George
PEREZ. competent witnesses, who hereunto
Sign their names with the said appearers
and me- Notary, after reading Oh the
whole. ,
IOriginal signed) Charles Bacharach
Jno W. Phillips.
Witnesses: George Huff. George Perez
WATTS X. LENERICH, Not. PUB.
WATTS X. LEyERICH, Not. Pub.
July S-Aug II
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CHARTER.

"a Inc was this day duly RECORD,
my office. in Book IA. Folio 40.
New Orleans. June -, 1920.
,SiruadD EMILE J. LEONARD, Ny II
\ true copy. tS"dLl
FRED pEIEEL Not. Puh.
July 1-AUg. ,
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CHARTER.

opposit. their names the number Oh
shares subscribed for by each, Whl,h art'
Tucien +. Lyons. 1911 Louisiana Avenue.
700 shares: J. Norcom Jackson. lJi1 SIate
street 100 shares; George JahNltII
lIo5 Joseph street. u shares S'oHtM a..
Jackson. 1918 State street, j. L snaFSS
r. II LYONS. 1911 Louisiana avenue. l. / :
shares. r. H. Harrison, l2lS Napoleon ave
NiI of which above subscriptions are
PAYABLE in cash. -. ,-,o,rs
Thus done and Passed ut New orleans
L.. on this Ist day Of July. l"2O' IN th'
urrs..ure of +. DAILY and John 81. iauI', Jr.
r,uurtrut witnesses residing IN inns Tar
i.n no have signed thes" presents 10
r,fber with the said appearers ana me
[ofary. after Il reading Of the whole.
(Namcs Of SiSncr> omitted
Witnesses:
f.. DAILY.
John 81. Paul, Jr. ,
tSignedD FRED G. MAlJNi
the undersigned Recorder Of Mort
/ ,,a'rr, in and for the Parish Of orleans
| state OF Louisiana do hereby certify INA
/ rr,. above aud foregoing Act OF lnrorpOIa
/ lion. of the General shipping corporation
Inc. was this day duly recorded III III.
/ nCfirr in Book 1916. folio 9Il.
/ ,~fguodD EMILE J. LEpNAli'' - Il.
/ New Orleans. July lNt, 1870.
true copy. MT!
FRED e. MARN, Notary Public.
| July S-Aug. j..
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CERTIFICATE OF RECORDER.

I. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of lncorpora-
ton of the Universal Folding Crate. Inc,
was this day duly recorded in my office
in Book 1912 Folio -.
New Orleans, June 2Sth. 1920.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by. II.
A true copy. (Seal)
HENRY G. MCCALL, Not. Pub.
July Sang L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
Z BRIGHTON PARK.

Tow. Kadet6w PolSkich. Skupiajace
sic PREY parafii Pieciu Braci Polak6w
Meczennik0w, urzadza picrwSza wycic-
czkc w nicdziele. dnia EGO b. III. W O.
grodzie Liberty PREY narOlniku 4Gej
i Mozart III. DochGl Z wyc;eczhi Obr6-
cony ~zoStanie na fundu$z pOwraCajq-
cych H~allerczyk6w I dzielnicy Brigh-
ton Park. W Sklad kOmitetu urZQdza-
iacego wchOdzq p. Jan kieradio. Nj
chaI OrzechowSki., p. Wojciech Tokar&,
i p. Micha} CichoSzcw>ki.
DziSiaj o godZinie 9tej ranO odhyf
sic pOgrzeb s. p. Walentego Konwih-
SkiegO. ktGry zmart nagla Smiercia w
miniona Srode. OrSzak zaiOhny wyru-
<zyl 2 domu pnr. 4Gf3 SO. Rockwell III.
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Tow. PolSkich Piekarzy p. IL. ,,Brat
MIA Dion" urzQdza wiecZorek polaczO'
ny 2 przekaSka i d%ObOrowym progra~
mem W sObote, dnia 21-go b. NJ, W sail
KoSciuSzko, kt0rej wfa&cicielem jest p,
w. Wanat, pnr. 1T5S w. 4Sma III. Biz,
Sze s~zczeS0iy SwOim czasic.
" dw6ch fabrykach SO. chicagoskicl
ma Scianach widuieja karty drukowa,
ne W jGSyku pOlSkim Z przestrOgami
dla rObotnikGw, ale plakaty tie wygla-
daja wiecej IA zydOwSkie jak ma pol,
Skie. Ortografia i uklad So Strasznc
PolScy r~obotnicy zatrudnieni W owycl
fabrykach. kt0re tax kalecza naSz pie.
kny jezyk pOlSki, pOwinni zwr6ciC ma
to uwage w}adzOm fabryk.
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DRORNE OCl0SZENIA
zAWIADOMIENIE OG6LNE.

Kazda rodzina stanie sic szczesli-
va DO nabyciu ksiazki ..Dyeta DO
NOV. / Kuchnia Ekonomiczna'. Dy-
eta zawiera rady / wskazoWki. )ak
jest i co jesG - podczas r6znych
chorob, jak reumatyzm. suchoty' "
chorcbi1 cukrowej ftp. Kto sic trz!''
ma zasad mojej dyety, ME moze eier-
piet zatwardzenia, b5lu glowy, 7eagi,
ociezalosci, zawrot6w, gaz6w ! ME
tylko. re z~abezpiecza sobie zdrowie,
a,e wkrotce przekonA sic! re ami pi-
quick, ami herbatek ME p~otrzebuje.
Dyeta zawiera rowniez obiady eko-
nomiczne ola naszych polskich ro-
DIN piracy, ktore moga bye zastoso-
wane W kazdym domu. Ia przysia--
MEM jednego dolara S1.00) W pre-
kazie lu3 dcbrze obw:nietym liScie'
otrzymacie te wartoSciowa ksiazke.
Adres. John Il. Rozner. II. 2. Box 81.
Stevens Point. Wis. III
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nv wodsspad Niagara Fails i inne miej
eoouoSci
RuCh W TOWarzyStWaCh.
ZE STANISLAGOWA.

- Tow. Polek Matki Boskiej Cze
stochowskiej No. SO Zjed. ~odbedzie
W posiedzenie jutrO o godzinie
$50 pc~poludniu, W sail zwyklych
p~osiedzeh. y Anna J6zwiakowska,
pref; Fran. Bieschke, sekr. prot.
II JACKOWA.
C%zionkinie | czlonkowie Stow.
Alumr6w zbiora sic ma podw6rzu
szkolnem jutro, W niedziele o godzi-
ME ej rano, skad wyrusza in corpo-
re ma piknik Ligi Alumn6w w Park
Ridge, III. - A. S. Przybyszewskl,
prezes. 2715 BaliOu III.
KANTOWA.
-::rE,oouo u,c7yctGinh tn
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z RUCHU


w st. Louis. Mo. odbyla sic pred
paru dTiami doroczna konwencya ro-
botnjcza mii pracownik6w rzczalnia-
uych. p. Il. ..AmalSamated Meat Cutters
and Butchers Workmcn", nalciacej do
AmerykanSGiej fedCracyi piracy. do kt6
ri nalc:y przeSzio 100000 cziOnk6w.
Ma kOnwencyi omawiano SPrawc pod
wElSzcGia $kali ptacy Z pOwOdu Obec-
nj" panUjQcych StGSu1k6w d~rOzyznia-
nych celem pOlepSzenia warunk0w pra-
cy. Sprawl podwyzki przedStawiOna 20
Stanir SgSlzicmu AlSchulerOwi W piQ-
rex. duia 2T-SO b.. IL. PrzeSzlO 1000 de-
lrgat6w braio udziat w tel ]k6nwencyi.
T. Chicago pOmiedzy innymi repreZentan
tami hyli: y. \. N~ielUhOwSki i p. Cut
$taw Grevy z lokalu No. ST-go; p. L.
Cic>ieNvicz Z No. 116: p. \. KolaSa i X.
Ko$inSi z No. Dol; p. StauiSlaw Bur
GziG>ki / p. s. PaniSzewSki Z lokalu No.
As, Delegaci ci powrGcili z konwencyi
wcZOraj.
= o &"
Ma poSiedzeniu lokalu No. ST-So pra-
cowoik6w rzez~alnianych Odbytcm w Sa-
Ii i'm. JuljuSza SIowackiego, PREY 4Sej
i TaUlina H.. dcleSat p. y. NielubOw-
ski zdat >we S~prawozdanie z kOnwen,
cyl rObotniczcj, kt6re zostaio przyjete
jNtnoGio&nie. Ma ~po$ieIzeuie wczOraj-
Sze zebrali sic liczuic c~zionkOwie j
C~z}onkinie; ably wy>}uchat Sprawozda-
uie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

Rekhma jest podstavs. ncnsco
,rads,ebiorstw amerykahskich. %iec
/ prremyssoviec polski doorse E0ot'
;.te,I stale reklamowAc bedzie sw0j
iuteres " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIN.
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10 kOSci0}a p. W. PiCciu Braci PolakOw
Meczennik0w, gdzie Y. J0Zef KruSZka,
prOboSzcZ odprawil nabOzenStw0 "a SpO
k6j duSzy lmariego i ceremOnie litur-
giczne, p1ezem zwloki zmarlego pre-
wiezionO IA cmentarz Zmartwychwsta
MIA Panskiego i tam jc ziOzono IA vie
czny spoczynek. W ~posrzebie bralo l.
dziai Spore grOno krewnych. ~przyjaci6i
i znajomych. Zmariy PREY zgonie liczyl
lat 53, by1 cziOnkiem Klubu Obywatel-
Skicgo 20tej wardy i innych.
y
Jutro, dnia S-go b.. M, o godzinie 2ej
pc p~O4udniu odbelzie sic pOsiedzenic
Towarzystwa p. IL. Pieciu Braci Pola-
k6w Mcczcnnik6w, w sail oh. J. Ku-
diy. PREY naro&niku 3Scj i So. Spauld-
ing ave. Poniewaz So wazne Sprawy do
zalatwienia na ~porzadku dziennym,
przeto cziOnkowie jak najuSilniej pro-
szcni 81 o laSkawy w~Sp6iudzia&.
Oh. Walenty WGicik, nabyf w tych
dniach poSiadloSG Cd oh. Edwarda O.
brutz. PREY narozniku ulic 39cj i So.
KeiZie
JutrO ranO PIP. AlfredOStwO Roma
nowSry, popularni W dziclnicy Brigh-
ron Park. wyjeldlajQ do S0du>, Mich,
do lCtniSka PIP. RoEOSz6w ma dwuty-
codniOwe wakacyC. Oh. R~OmanowSki
jest ~zarzadcq polSkiego Skladu dcpar-
tamcntowCgo pod nazwa brighton
Park Department Store" pnr. I2J7-G3
Archer ave.
Ma powracajQcegO Cd piracy J6zefa
NagOniaka. lat 10, Fam. pnr. 5GIS So.
Winchester ave. napadfo trzech uZbro-
jOnych drab6w, kt0rzy pod grOzba re-
wolwer0w przesZukali mu kicszenie
Skad Zabrali $50 gOt6wcc i zloty t.
garek Z laGcuSzklem, poczem zbiegli.
Do Detroit. Mics. wyjechali wczoraj
PIP. Jan i AntOnina JackOwScy, Fam. pnr.
34I6 SO. Troy H., @dzic spGIzq diva ty-
godEic IL PIP. H~ojnackich, p6znicj wyja-
d3 dalci ma w&ch6d giZic zwicdZa Slyn
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y MLCDZIANKOWA.

Tow. n. P. NJ. Zembrzyckiel -
cddzial 81 Mac!erzy Polskiej odoe'
die ~posiedzenie W niedziele, dnia .
.~sierpnia, o godzinie 2ej popofrdniu
w sail zwyk}ych p~osiedzen. ObecnosC
vszsytkich czlonkow rozadana' po'
niewaz sa wazne sprawy do zafat-'
vienna M. Dziedzic prezes; w
Jakus, sekr. prot.
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OSZCzEDZI&
KUPUJAC W
F0LSKlB FD
ME-
1000 mAszW d
Mycaa,

Prsdamane wssedie 20 $5aoo, q mas
tJko $211. R6wnie4 nASzyny 20 S!0
wytej. GWARANCYA Z KANDA Ma
SZYNA. Wysylamy mAtAyny do w1y.
stktch miAst PRICE, Express Ptsn6e 20
InformHcJe. Pohonia Sewing Machine
10, diva SHADY 1915 W. Chicago ave.
/ 9TU Milwaukee Ave- TRsefony: MOI
we 1890 | 1880.
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warzystw nalezacych do lied. P. r.
X. maja sic zebrat ma bardzo wazne
posiedaenieJ W poniedziaiek, dnia 3
~sierpnia, o godzinie pol do 6smej
wieczcrem. W sail No. /. - Komitet.
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ZGUB1ONO maia portmonetke z 3
pierSciou kami W skladzie Wieboidta.
Osoba ktora tefefpnowala raczy zslo-
sic sic pnr. 243S Cortland ul. Te-
lefoh Armitage 2697. Nagrcda. Z
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Pok6i do wynajecia. STA Milwaukee,
v e 3cie pietro, front.
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POTRzEBA dsiewczat. kobiet,
metczyzn 1 c.: ,oov do Tyuczenia
sic rozmaitych fach6w, dobra spcsoO
nose. Zglosit sic 1924 N. Major av.
blisko 500 W. Grand ave. n. Stone
Co. 10
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Pok6j do wynajecia. 213O Thomas
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Para ogrzewane 8 pokojowe miesz-
kanie W basemencie do wynajecia.
Zg}oszenia Levin Bros. 2156 W. Di-
vision ul.
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PoTRZEBA R0BoTNIKoW DO
SKLADU BUDCLCC. STAhA pkA.
CA. HERMAN H. HETT.ER LUM-
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POTRZEBA DZEWCZYNY LUB
KOBIETY DO DOMOWEJ ROBOTY
DOBRA ZAPLATA. 1893 n. ROBEY
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Pokoj do wynajecia ola pana
osobnem wejSciem. ITO n. Lincoln
ul.. 2gie pietro, cd tylu.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29

future manufacturing in the opinion
Of the special committee which sub
mitted q report today to the Asso-
ciated Industries Of Massachusetts
at its annual meeting.
"A hundred years ago. the great
bulk of Massachusetts citizens were
home and land owners" said the
report. but today less than 5 per
cent OF the industrial workers OF
the state own their own homes. His
tory shows no race of people who
have owned land they cultivated
who became revolutionists- Russia
France, Mexico, all blew up be-
cause the people could not get the
land"
The report presented figures OF
the cost of labor overturn in GER
tain large industrial plants and
pointed out that the homes and
gardens would automatically re-
| duce this cost
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29

Since that time many Of the prom
nent men Of this city have served
u heads Of the Rock Island lodge
Those have been.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29

Interesting Program.
The program arranged for this
evenings birthday party gives place
for the introduction Of the two hon
or members of the lodge. and al
dresses by Brothers Charles W.
Thatcher. an affiliated member, John
G. Huntoon. regular member,
music by the Masonic Temple SEX
tet, and the Amoo Grotto band, and
an address by Brother Douglas
Malloch, the poet of the backwoods.
Billy Mcintyre will serve as
POSTMASTER.
The present officers Of the Rock
Island lodge are as follows:
W. Motto Priester
s. W.-Bert P. Record.
J. W.-Harry Denecke.
Treasurer-Charle F. Channon
Secretary-Holland S. Bollman.
| Chapiain-B. M. Jarvis.
Sr. D.-Floyd B. Liggett.
Jr. D.--Richard H. Lift.
Sr. S.-Peter c. Simmon.
! Jr. S.-Dale A. Baumbach
William L. Franks.
Tyler-Thomas Virgins.