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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
Obituaries
Mrs. Fannie Meyer.

Mrs. Fannie Meyer. long time resi-
dent of Denver, passed away August
23, after lingering illness, Mt her
home, 4J2S Downing street. Mrs.
Meyer came to Denver. a bride of Il
year. 40 years ago and has since made
this her home. She ared n family Of
four children, one of whom died n
couple Of years ago.
She was n true helrmatr, and assist
ed her husband thru years OF Trial
She was always kindly aud charitable.
She is survived by he- husband. David
l.. Mayer, n daughter, Mrs. Sadie
Fisher, of Chicago, and two sons,
Louis, of New York. and Abe. of Ham
mOnd. Ind.
The funeral services were held from
Meyers, and the large conrourse Of
people present attcStrd to the large
numbers who We're her fric IDS and TO
whom her death will he loss DIR.
c. f. Kauvar officiatrd. IntcrIn"nt
was in the family plot at Mt. Ncho
cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
EUTA KEA SORORITY.

The last regular meeting Of the Eufa
Kea Sorority was held at the home Of
Miss Ernestine Alexander. Club busi-
ness was discussed after which an
election of Officers was held ns fol-
lows: Miss Fay Feurstein, president :
Ethel Tonowsky. vice-president !;
Ernestine Alexander, secretary. and
Fay Goralnick. treasurer. The next
regular meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Fay Feurstcin where in
stallntion Of Officers will be held.
The Euta Kea Sorority entertained
its members at box party held Mt
the Orpheum theatre, Saturday eve
ming. August 2Sth. which was follow
cd by a midnight supper at the Nan
haitian. The following members on
joyed the occasion: Miss Annette
Radctsky. Ruth Hornbein, Yetta Hoff-
berg, Ernestine Alexander, Ethel
Tolowsky. Fay Feurstein, Equity
Schntz and Lena Rifkin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

The appointment Is announced of
Lieutenant Colonc: Sir Matthew Nath-
an, X. G. ~. G.. as Governor Of Queens
la.ld. He is 81 years Of age. and has
been Secretary to the Ministry of Pen
sions since November, 1916, having
earlier in that year resigned from the
Under-Secretaryship to the Lortl-Lieu-
tenant Of Ireland. He saw active serv-
ice in the Nile expedition In 1889.
From 1895 to 1000 he acted us Secre-
tary to the Colonial Defence Commits
sion. He then served as Governor of
the Gold Coast, Governor Of Hong
Kong. and Governor of Natal for pc
riods of three years each, and i'll 1909
was appointed Secretary to the Post
office. Two years later he was ap-
pointed chairman Of the Board of In
land Revenue, and a member of the
Pacific Cable Board. which post he
held until he became Under Secretary
to the Lorl-Lieutenant of ireland in
1911.
He was the first of our faith to he
appointed to local Governorship. He
has taken n keen interest in Jewish
communal affairs. and was always
closely connected with til. Anglo-Jew-
ish Association, of which for many
years he was vice-president.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
Clubs
COLONNADE.

A regular meeting OF the Colon
made was held Sunday afternoon. Aug.
22nd.
Two very interesting lectures were
delivered, one by Mr.. Albert I.erEcr o.,
Looking into the Future" and the
other by Mrs. J. Olde on the Process
OF Building"
Lectures are prepared by the mem
bcrs Of the club and delivered Mt each
meeting. The object OF these lectures
is to acQuaint the nembers with the
worlds present problems.
Mr.. Morris Silver was initiated as
member Of the organization.
The Colonnade has "a big surprise
awaiting the Jewish Public of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
FOR GOOD COAL THE MAR.
SHALL COAL co. OF COURSE.
PHONE 4S7-4SS. r-
CENTRAL JEWISH AID APPEALS
FOR CLOTHES.

The Central Jewish Aid society is
making an appeal thru the columns
Of the Jewish News. for clothes. With
the first cool days the many sick who
are dependent upon the society for
support need clothes. and the cost of
new clothing make their purchase pro-
hibitive. Mems shoes, underwear and
outer clothing is badly needed. Send
what you have to the rooms Of the
Aid Society at 1906 18th street. or call
by phone. Main 1912. and your bun
dies will be called for.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
DIR. EDWARD It. DEVINE HONOR
GUEST AT LUNCHEON GIVEN
By CENTRAL JEWISH AID so
CIETY.

The Central Jewish Aid society act.
rOpole last week, at which the guest
of honor was Or. Edward Il. Devine,
head of the school of Civics and Phil
anthropy of New York. DIR. Devine
has spent the past months in Colorado,
where he has conducted investigations
for the Survey" of which he is edi-
tor. and conducted the Social Serv-
ice Institute under the auspices OF the
Mountain Division of the Red Cross
the University of Colorado. and So
cial Welfare agencies.
Dr. Devine in an outstanding figure
among social workers and an arbi-
traitor of National Importance in
the disputes between classes. The
lEicheon was attended by the
Board of the Central Jewish Aid
society. and some of the officers or
Social Service workers of other insti-
tutions in Denver.
Mr.. d. +. Harlem. president of the
Central Jewish Aid Society introduced
DR. Devine to the guests in felicitous
manner.
The gathering. composed of some of
the men and women interested in the
social service problems of the city.
were eager listeners to DIR. l'ovine's
Illuminating discussion of social serv-
ice. '.The problems of social work.
L., Of I'm
manity and their relat ations to the ad
vaacement of the city. The most i'm
portant part of most social service in
stitutions is done in work beyond
hospitals which give outdoor relief to
patients who have left the walls Of
the institution. or child-caring
agencies providing for after-care Of
their wards. Relief-giving agencies is
the social obligation which makes clear
the failure of society. and crystalizes
it thru the Impressions it makes on
the beneficiaries and those who give
relief. Their work, tho they are con-
sidered abnormal agencies ought to hc
preventive "'d supplement the Norman
agencies o. society. The ablormnl
agencies. d .veloped thru generations.
serve as stinging indictments against
the noraml agencies-family. school,
church and press.
Social workers." added DR.. Devine
are Normalists not Utopians, hut
want to develop decent reasonable
standards. They are under one com
mon obligation to tell the truth. to
look under the surface for 1t. and arc
keen to serve their community.
and to take hand in clarifying pub
lie opinion. This is very imp"rta1t
In view of the infinite capacity with
which we are endowed for misunder-
standing"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
REMEMBER THE GREAT MEMOIR
IAL MASS MEETING.

The Memorial Mass Meeting for the
late Professor Friedleander and DIR.
Cantor scheduled by the West Denver
Relief committee for the 9th of Sep
tember will he held in the New Tai
mud Torah building at $50 p. m.
sharp.
Prominent speakers will address
this meeting and absolutely no collec-
tions for money will be made. The
West Denver Relief committee. how
ever. realize that at no time in the
history of Israel have our people suf-
fered the tortures of the present day !:
and that the death Professor Fried
lcandcr and DIR. Cantor who gave their
lives for this cause have brought home
this lesson of sacrifice to our mem
hers. Our collectors have exercised
their influence o.: the people of West
Denver and the following is the list
of the last weeks collections. Gen
eral collections thru our volunteer col.
lectors, S316.S5.
Thru Ben Cook wedding of J. Horo.
WITT. 17oS Irving street, $500: thru
Mr. Tobin at wedding, 312G W. 14th
5000: Mr.. l.. Levy. 2G5s Arapahoe
5000: Birth Milo at n. Stryer's thru
Rev. Klavens. 500: Mr.. II. Zell;in
from 10th St Synagog, S14.OO: thru
Samuel Manison. Birth Milo. B. Hoff
man. S1O.25: Mr.. Eli Rubin. Si.O0
making a total of S3S9.11.
We can say to you. people of West
Colfax. that you are showing the tri''
spirit and we hope that in the com
ing holidays you will do all you pos
sibly can do in order to save thOst
for whom Professor Friedleander ant
DIR. Cantor died.
West Denver Relief Committee.
BY Philip J. Ragooland. Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
THE ROOK LINE
Rivington Street Branch. New York Pub.
lie Library.

Rtvington Street Branch, New York Pub
lie Library.
BY ARTHUR Gu1TERMAN.
Come, ye that despair of the land
Which the Future shall know
Who doubt what the years that expand
In their fullness must show
Who grasp not the thing which shall
he
When the deliverance comes
To millions in bondage-and see,
At the verge of the slums.
TitSe foreign-born children that
march
In their hundreds and storm, thru
the arch
OF the library door.
Their race? All. what matters their
race
To our generous Mold
OF Nations. Yet, if yc would trace
All the record unrollcd,
Take heart from the days that are
dead:
For the fathers of these
With Lief or with Eric the Red
Rraved mysterious seas.
Or followed Yermak thru the SHOWS
OF borenl dome,
Or gave to the eagles the foes
OF Imperial Rome;
Or tented with David, or ranked
In the Balkans those swords
Tint bulwarked all Europe. unthalked
From the Ottoman hordes.
Aye, old at the time of the Flood.
Still the law is the same;
The builder shall spring from the
blood
Whence the Warrior came.
They trail thru the alley and mart
To this Palace of Tones
Wee nrchins. red-hatted and swart
As their underworld gnOmcs.
And hundreds of quaint little maids
Wearing ribands of green
Or scarlet OIL duplicate braids,
Ouick-eyed, orderly. clean.
And silent. Some take from the
shelves
OF the volumes arrow
Those legends of COLLINS and wolves
That We loved long ago:
Yet more choose the stories Of men
Whom nation reveres-
or Lincoln and Washington. then
OF the bold pioneers
Who plowcd in blood-sprinkled sod.
Whose strong hands caused to rise
That Temple which these. under God.
Yet shall rear to the skies.
--Ballarls of Old New York. Harper
and Brothers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
A. A. c.

An exclusive dancing party will be
given by the A. A. C.'s next Tuesday
evening. September I, at the Bellevue
Hotel.
4 regular meeting was held Monday
night. and important business and
future activities were discussed.
The club wishes to extend its sym
pathy to Mr.. Norman Landis on the i'll
ness of his mother. who has taken Il
great interest in the organization
A. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
sunny SIDE COAL" HARDEST
AND HOTTEST. ASK FRANCIS
BROS. PHONE 487-4SS. ...
AMERICANIZATION WORK DONE
THRU CENTRAL JEWISH AID.
Night School for Adults With VOlun-
teer Teachers. Developing Well.

The Central Jewish Aid society IL
doing excellent AmericanizatiOn work
and preparatory work for naturaliza-
ton. The flying teaching squadron.
composed of young men and women
who are graduates of Denver Cniver-
sity. are devoting their evenings to
the work, ald are teaching in the
Downtown Religious school on Sunday
morning.
These young people are power for
good. The evening classes are attend.
ed by men and women. One of
the pupils Is the mother of
ten children and has the ambition to
improve her mind.
Glasses in English are held 'ry
Monday and Wednesday at I 30 p. M.
in the old Talmud Torah West Den,
yer Hebrew SCHOOL, The classes have
been growing at quite a rapid rate.
but there is still room for more mei'
and women.
Every Tuesday evening at Z 80 p.
m. classes in English will be held ut
the Social Center and Day Nursery.
Mt 2Sth. and Lawrence. A Moth: RS
club and Fathers club will he nr'
ganized if there will be a demand : '
it. At these clubs lectures will lie
given. and musical programs will also
he given occasionally. All those lir-
ing in either leighborhood are irvit, Il
TO attend as well as to spread the
information and of the schools and
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
IOTA GAMMA KAPPA.

A very important meeting of the
Iota Gamma Kappa Sorority. was held
on Saturday evening. Aug. 2S, 1920, at
the home of Miss Mollie Ginsburg. The
IOta Gamma Kappa Sorority has been
recognized and we are going to make
this club bigger and better, watch us
gO-A. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
In Menorian

In sad and loving memory of our
beloved son and brother, Louis Nj.
Hertz, who left lis seven years ago
August Goth, 1913
Seven years have passed since that
sad day,
When one we loved was called away,
God took our darling. it was His will !:
lsut in our hearts he liveth still.
FATHER, MOTHER, AND SISTER.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
THE ZIONIST CELEBRATION IN
WEST COLFAX.

The Zionist meeting which was held
Sunday evening at the Talmud Torah
Building proved very successful. Over
$500 was pledged to the Palestinian
RestOra ton Fund. of which S:.40 was
paid in cash.
Rabbi Gold, of New York City. made
n stirring appeal to the Jews of Der-
yer. Rabbi Gold chastised the Jewish
people for their failure to accept the
wonderful opportunity that England
has given to restore the Holy Land.
He excused their neglect, however. to
respond by giving an explanation of
the inability of people dOwrtrOddcn
for eighteen hundred and fifty years
to respond to what seems an almost
impossible realization of dream.
Rabbi Gold concluded his address with
these words. Wake up. wake up says
God. Why have you failed to under.
stand the greatness of this moment.
We are one people. with one desire.
Enough of giving raiment for the
dead. bread for the hungry. we must
BUILD.
Rabbi Kauvar addressed the audi
ence in Yiddish. He pictured the trag-
edy of our brethren and said THE
time has come when we must look to
the morrow. God will build Zion. he
is only waiting for us to show our
worthiness to assist him
Music was furnished by the Haiti
kvah club. They sank Eli, Eli" and
Dem Yden's Click" composed by Mr..
Feingold.
Mr. Leo r. Coh1. chairman of the
Denver Zionist District. presided.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our apprccia-
tiOn for the kindness and sympathy
extended to us in our bereavement in
the loss of our dear wife and mother.
as well as for the beautiful floral
tributes which were sent to her.
DAVID l.. MEYER.
MRS. SADIE FISHER.
LOUIS MEYER.
ABE MEYER.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Accompanying franklin d. Roose-
welt on his trip to the Pacific is Judge
Robert s. Mark of the Superior Court
of Cincinnati. Judge Mark has gain
ed a reputation for his forensic ac
complishments.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Menorah Lodge No. III. I. @. B. b..
Of Baltimore. Nd, is going to occupy
home of its own as soon as the large
double building at North avenue and
John street il remodeled.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
WILLIAM G. GUGGENHEIM DECO.
RATED.

The distinction of Knight Comma nd
er of the Crown Of Italy has been con
fcrred by King Victor Emmanuel upon
William G. Guggenheim. Of New York.
The decoration was awarded in recog
milton of services to the italian cause
during the war and the post bellum
period
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
G. J. G. CLUB.

The q. J. g. club composed Of seven
young girls between the ages Of IL
and IA has been organized. The Of
ficers elected were: Fannie light.
president: Eva Mandel, vice-presit'Elt :
Ida Winer, secretary: Dora lsosen-
berg. treasurer. .......
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
Local Neus

Mr.. David Newberger who was op-
Grated upon mt st. Anthony's Hospital,
has recovered sufficiently TO return to
his home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

The Colorado State Medical Society
will meet at Glenwood Springs on Sept
!. s and o DR.. Julius Mortimer VII
deliver paper on THE Influence oI
Psyche on Digestion
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
ID. r. ID. GIRLS.

The ID. T. d. Girls and their guests
enjoyed themselves at II slumber par
ty. Tuesday evening. August oath. at
the home Of Bessie Finer.-B. +.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Bernard David celebrated his 2lst
birthday Saturday by stag dinner
Mt which the members of the ri Tau
Pi fraternity and his brothers were
the guests.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

David Harris and Clarence Morris
have returned from the Great Lakes
Naval training station, where they
spent part of the summer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01
NATIONAL HOSPITAL JOrTINGs

Mr.. Herman August. one of the vice
presidents of the institution who is
spending the summer il Colorado. was
in the city this week. He visited the
hospital and left treat for the pa
tients.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Rabbi Emil Ellinger, formerly Of
WilliamspOrt, Pa, has taken charge of
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun Of Leav-
enworth, Kan.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

The Miss Frances Shermer and Car
rie Younker. field secretaries of the
Hospital. have been in the city this
week
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Plans for new Nurses Home to
he built in the near future are being
considered.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

DIR. W. S. Friedman will return home
after the summer passed on the At
lantic Coast September 9th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Friends of the Sheltering Home arr
requested to remember the needs o
the Home for fruit now that the pre-
serving season has come.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Milton Lorber, who spent the sum
mer at the University of Colorado do
ing summer work, is in the city for
II short vacation, before the opening
of the Fall term.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Haughtiness indicates poverty of
mind.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Earl Morris, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Morris. left Wednesday for
New York, where he will enter Col
umbia College. He was accompanied
by Max and Jack Levinsston. of
Waterloo. Ia. who have been visiting
here nnd are now returning to their
home. where young Morris will make
n short visit
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-01

Mr.. Louis Degen is confined to hi
bed by serious illness.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

DOM ma Maryanovie, 3 fletowy ma
"a miane ma nowoczesny, dopia,4.
Ed. Truchlinski, I'LL n. lincoln ".
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Country this Of thee" odSpiewaly die
wczeta 0Smej klasy. CaioSc przedsta-
vienna wypadla nadspodziewanie do
brze. w komedyjkach mali amatorzy
amatorh mleli swe czeSci dobrze M
pamiec wyuczone / oddali je z werwa
| rozumieniem. lime czeSci programu
r6wniez byly dobrza wycwiczone i ME
maio p~rzyczyniiy sic do ubawienia pu-
blicznosci. Mali p~ohcyanci ~przedewszy-
stklem, wystepem swoim wywo1ali bu-
RE oklaSk6w. w antraktach przygry-
wafa orkiestra braci Kipkowskich. Pa
rafianie tax licznie sic stawili ma to
przedsta wiene, re obszena sala J6za-
fatowska ne mogia wszystkch pomie--
Solo. Swiadczy to. 5e parafianie J6zafa-
towscy szanuja i miiuja swego probo-
SEGA, re uznaja jego prace i zabiegi,
jake on okoio dobra ich tax ducho-
wnego jak i doczeSnego pok}ada. Przcl-
stawienie to pozostanie ma diugo W pa
mieci wszystkich oGecnych.
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Razem: S4o6.1O
Kto j~eszcze W Szanownych Braci z
Pilzna, Dulczowki, Lok l Zwiernika, pc
czuwa sic do obowiazku ably dopomodZ
naszej biednej dziatwie szkolnej W OF
czyznie -sniszczonej wojna, teso prosi-
my o jak n~ajSzybsze nadesianie ofiary
poniewaz 10 grudnia. 1920 ziozone przez
oriraodawcow kwoty w~ysyiamy wprost
do Pilzna ma rece przez mas ustanowio-
nego Komitetu.
Ofiary prosimy nadsylae ma adres Sc
kretarza Komitetu.
Komitet: ......
DroplhSkI KaroI,
KowalskI Stanislaw,
KroguIsk Jan,
BronowskI Karol.
MIehal Mntyjewicx,
LitySIeki KnrOl,
Bronlee Franelszek,
SIawi6sE Stnaisfaw
CiagIo. Jan,
,Andrzej WoJtovviez,
sekretarz Korritetu
1915 W. Superior ST..
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z TOWN OF LAKE

duhd pdEdAAA S"'
J6zefa,, kt6ry W tych dniach otrzyma
swieceuia kaplanskie q W niedziele,
dnia 1890 b. m, W koSciele p. W. Sw.
fJ6zefa odprawi swoje prymicye, ODDLY
wa sic kolekta. Dotychczas ofiary zio-
zyi?: Niewiasty R66ancowe $685., A
postolstwo Modlitwy $40 i Tow. Polek
NajSw. Nary Fanny No 40 q. P. r.
x. SIS. Ofiary przyjmuie sic W dal-
Sym ciagu W banku braci Wiodarskich
pnr. 1858 ". 47ej vi. u PAM Antoniny
Wiodarskiei.
Choir Lutnia, jeden najstarSzych
ch6r6w mieSzanych ma Town Of Lake,
W niedalekiej ~przysziosci o6chodzic be
die srebrny jubileuz swego istnienia.
z okazyi tel prawdopodebnie ~odbedzie
sic wspaniaiy konccrt. Blizsze zczeg0-
~ " swoim czasie.
y
W domu PIP. Jana i Maryi ZetheEn6w
zapanowala niezmierna radoSe z po--
wodu przyjScia ma SWAT zdrowego syn
ka. Matka i d~ziecieIem opie&uje sic
DR.. Tadeusz BRAIDED.
K6fko Dramatyczne i'm. Kazimierza
BrodzihSkego, p~rzygotowuje sic DO
przedstawienia, kt6re sic odbedzie dnia
1so s~tycznia, 1927 roku, w sail Pula-
Skiego pnr. 1851 So. Throop I'll. Ode
grany zostanie p~iecioaktowy dramat
p. t. pLegionista ma polu chwaiy". -
PROXY W toku
Oh. Ludwik Bisaga, nabyi " tych
dniach realnoSc pur. Az Blue Island
ave. Cd Oh. Andrzeja Polaka, "a sumo
$1,000. TranSakcye kupna i s~przedaay
przeprowadzil bank braci WlOdarskich
pnr. 1853 W. Al ul.
Antoni Rabik, r0botnik, zam. pnr.
567S So. Carpenter ul., ulegl wczoraj
rano wypadkowi. Gdy byi zajety wyia-
domywaniem wegla z wozu, spad4 PREY
padkowo ma bruk wSkpteS czego zla-
mai sobic lewa nose poniaej kostki.
Znajduje sic on W domu pod Opieka le-
karSka.
Bartlomiej SzpankowSki, lat 80, zam.
pnr. 1854 So. Ashland ave-, Spad wczO
raj q tramwaju linii Ashland ave,
wskutek czego zlamal sobie lewa reke
| inne odni6si Cbrazenia. Przewieziono
90 do Szpitala Powiatowego. gdzie sic
znajduje pod opieka lekarka.
Obywatele F. Gacki i F. Gilewski,
dzierzawcy sail i'm. S~lowaoHiego, pnr.
1900 W. 4Sma ul., sprzedali sw0j wy
szynk obywatelom Felilsowi Kurzaw-
skiemu i Kazimierzowi Kluczyhskiemu.
Pred paru dniami odbyi sic " ko-
Sciele p. W. sw. Jana Boaego chrzest
c6reczki PIP. Jana i Heleny Marcinia-
k6w, ma imie jej dano Ewelina. Chrze-
stnymi byli: p. Wojciech Stromski j
pani Bronislawa Bura.
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POTRZEBA do obdzie-ania tytonlu,
rollers | bunch makers. Telefon See
ley 1884 - 1902 Cypress ul. z
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DROBNE OGkOSZENIA
Nova ReDublika

Sawiadamiam ~Szanowna Publicz-
nose, re otworzyiem pierwszorzedna
Restauracye czyli Europejska Kuch-
ME: domowe obiady / kolacye tylko
robione po domowemu, m kawiar-
mia: lekkie napoje r6znego rodzaju.
- q szaounkiem ]. Hrynkiewicz,-
1913 w. Division ul. 8
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BUCZERNIA do %sprzedania, dobry
interes, 2 powodu wyjazdu do kralu.
Telefon Monroe 400. 8
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PRACA

POTRZEBA kobiety do mycia ma
czyn-$18 tygodniowo Tub wiecej. -
1916 w. Chicago ave. Z
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Pok6' 314 - 3cic pietro.
81 East Madison Vi,
4-7-9-11

GROSERNIA ma sprzed1t, 2 p7woau
wyjazdu. 1850 Elston ave. IS
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KUPNO SPRZEDAz
Kalendarze C~wiazdkowe

ME drogie zrobimy kupcom
ma GAS. Codziennie l nied1iela otwar
te do 10tej wieczorem. 90S n. Ash
land ave. 6HX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07
POTRZEBA

Zdolnych Organizator6w i Agientow
jezyk angielski ME koniecznie po-
trzebny. Cziowiek Zdolny moze cara
biaG $50 dziennie, opr6cz komisoWe
go dale premium W Udzialach, .
procz tego jest szkola ola Agien;ow
bezp}atna / kazdy moe sic wyuczyc
ma dobrego Organizatora. ZglCsic
sic LOCUST AERIAL TRANSPORT
TATION CORP, 2O42 W. Chicago
Ave. OFFICE. Sill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

frawfo k1&dy poask1 agenr real.
HOed0wy oglassa she " DZIENNIKU
CHFCAGOSKIM DO nietednokrotnIs
prsekOal sic, e tu najlepiej mu sic
opfacA-.
Kto ehce exytae nayeprse eoddenne
ptsmo pctsS1e. MECH ds uda do pans
r. n. PAWOIL, nAsocco agents m
Duncan ! oAeNce 1 Eaabouuje sobis
pZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

MA SPRzEDAz dom 1 2 Lofty, wodS
/ ustepy W domu, elektryczne Sw!a-
tho, kowalski sap 1 porzadki motor
truck ciezki Won | .nne :Zec1y, -
wszystko "a $4,000, blisko tramwa--
j6w ulicznych. Zglosit ste W nlaizie
le Tub W p~owszednie dnie.
Adres: S605 s. Marshfield ave., -
Ashland ave. tramwaj do koiica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

POTRZEBA kobiety lub dziewczyny
do domowej roboty. Fotograf, 81S
Milwaukee ave. o