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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10

Miss Ann Anderson. Miss May Weiis
Ramsey, and Messrs Bowling, Rechtin'
Kruger, Dyer, Mumm. Brown vines
Steed, Lyall, Mauldin, Dustin, Echois'
Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Apple, Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Williams. Mrs. w. r. Burnitt, Mrs. W.
b. Tyer and Mrs. Sylvester Mullen
chapperoned the party.
!: + +
Miss Marjory Walcott who is attend
ing the State University at Norman Is
spending the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walcott at
the Walcott home in Walcott Addition
4 + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Apple enter
talned the house party of the Brown
Bowling wedding on Wednesday eve
ming after the bride and groom had lett
for their honeymoon trip, with forty
two party In their home. ZIG First
avenue southwest
At the conclusion OF the evening :
entertainment, dainty refreshments
were served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10
Ruth
Nolan
Editor

Nention Hall bringing To close the
evenings festivities.
Lions an3 Lionesses were seated at
several long tables in the large dining
room at First Presbyterian church,
which were decorated with numerous
vases filled with red carnations and
beautiful ferns, places for the I.ioness.
es were marked with these same lovely
flowers. Throughout the serving, with
Alr. q. c, Lasher, president Of the club.
as POSTMASTER. well arranged pro-
cram was given including vocal selec-
items by Mrs y. G. Wood and Mrs
Frank Head, with Mrs. William Ringer
al the r,anc. the Lions club soLg, II
talk by Mr.. w. A. Brooks of Olxlaho-
ma City. district governor, concluding
with a half hour OF special entertain
ment by Mr.. Josh Lee of the Oklahoma
University Mr. Lee is splendid en-
tertainer md kept his audience in Il
continual up-roar from the beginning
Of hiS talk until the close. He gave some
ot his own clever poetry which was
Thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.. lee is a young
man CT splendid personality and made
host of friends in this city during his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10

O. ". King. lIoffmeyer, l., q. Sm IA,
Antoinette Fort. W. d. Potter. Mar
guerite Spurlock, L. L. Hadlcy. Hugh
Ledbetter, John Tcer, Joe Phelan, Fan
ME Pearcc, G.. Neustadt of New York
City; Walter Neustadt Tate. j. Z.
Champion and the Misses Margaret
Smith. Marie Smith, Joy Moore, Miss
Boman Of Waco, Texas. house guest OF
Mrs Spurlock Gladys Scivally. and
Leona Ream.
Mrs T. y. Wagner entertained with
l o'clock luncheon Saturday In her
home ON West broadway, having as
honor guest her daughter, Mrs. Rea
of Graham. Pink and white spring
flowers predominated in the decora-
tions which were effectively used on
the luncheon table.
Those who enjoyed the luncheon
were: Mrs Fred Ellis, Mrs. John
Humphrey. Mrs. Marguerite Spurlock'
Miss Joy Moore, Miss JinX lkard, Mrs
HoXie Anderson, Mrs. l.. l.. Haqley'
Miss Bowman of Waco, Texas, Mrs
<NlOiutttc L Oit4 hiS AHN~
Lambert, Mrs, Francis of Muskogee'
Mrs. Frank Head, Mrs. Joe Phelan'
Mrs. Walter Young Mrs Kelsey POLK
Mrs. Joe Cook, Miss Alice Black, Mrs
Paul Frame, Miss Grunell. Miss JOY
Wagner of Healdton and Mrs. Les
Kearney.
Occupying 4 prominent place in Ard
more society events the past week was
the annual spring party Of the Lions
club, given Thursday night.
The affair was marked with numerous
delightful features. from the serving
of the elaborate five course dinner at
o'clock at First Presbyterian church
until the - O'Clock hour struck at Con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10

Second Ward Mothers Club
The regular meeting OF the Second
Ward Mothers club VII be held
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. The second
.gradcs will entertain. Mrs. Hottie Nor.
man will speak on tho subject. Enter
tainmcnt vs. Education Every moth
er il urged to bc present. which room
shall have tho picture this month";
= = :
The Wawbanscc Camp Fire Girls will
meet at tho Chamber " Commerce at
a:SO o'clock on Tuesday afternoon In
stead of the regular duy OF meeting
At 4:3O o'clock the second group girls
will meet
ON laat Thursday afternoon waw-
hansee moturCd to the Authorization
Tire plant where Mr. Ernest icsaw as
guide took the girls through the plant
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
THE DRA.MU.LIT CIRCLE.

The last meeting of the ORA Multi
Circle held at the Cheltenham School,
Thursday night, March g. was reolete
with interest and activity
The circle chose April 24th. Chal
Hamoid Pesach, as the night for the
production of Jacob GOrdin.s four-act
drama. Der Wilder Mensh.'
The groups rehearsing the English
sketches report splendid progress.
The Circle has suggested the forma-
ton of a symphony orchestra and a
Guartette. which are already in the
process of formation. Other groups
devoting themselves to literature.
sciences. fine and liberal arts will be
formed in the early part of April. when
the club rooms shall have been opened.
leased in the building located on the
corner of West Colfax Avenue and
Federal Boulevard; stage has been
contracted for; furniture and a piano
bought: and committee of young
ladies appciuted to decorate the place.
and make coy and home-liSc.
Mr.. Sander has undertaken TO ar
range an elaborate program for the
opening night. This week the exc
cutive board will meet to discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY of permitting the general
public the use of the club rooms. in n
way that will not interfere with the
work of the Circle.
rooms are ready for occupancy, reg
MAR meetings will be held every
Thursday night at the Cheltcnliain
school H NJ X
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
sHELTERING HOME AUXILIARY

The Sheltering Home Auxiliary feels
with some pride that in the past year
it did great deal to improve social
conditions for the young boys and girls
at the Home. 1t gave several theatre
parties. picnics and lawn parties at the
home for them.
Our members teach in the Religious
School maintained at the Home. 9th
Crs give music lessons to some of the
children. But this work is very small
compared with what we really aim to
do. We are in need of many more
members to help us in our efforts in
behalf of the "kiddies at the Home"
and for the parent organization.
Letters were sent recently to secre-
taries Of all the Jewish clubs and SIM
liar organizations of the city inviting
their clubs to attend our social and
dance to be held at the Adams Hotel.
Sunday night, March Goth. A very in
teresting program and good time II
assured. Our object in giving the dance
is to make the prospective new menu
bers more familiar with the good
work they might want to do.
Various committees are at work
formulating plans to increase the
earning capacity of the big dance and
card party to be held Mt Progress
Club, April 9th. All are advised to
purchase your tickets Immediately. 81
that further arrangements can be made
for the big crowd expected. Don't for
get that you are doing this for Riddles
at the Home and at tho same time
spending n very enjoyable time. The
usual monthly meeting will be held at
the Sheltering Home Mt 10th and
Julian streets. Wednesday evening.
March 9th. Members are requested to
bring ut least one prospective member.
A &
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
THE Y. NJ. s Y. w. II. A.

The movement recently organized to
effect the cooperation of the various
Jewish organizations into one large
unit with the ultimate object of Sc
curing centralized ''home" for all
Jewish activities. has passed the ex-
detrimental stage. The committee hand
ling this work has been given an en-
couraging response by many of the
prominent business and professional
men to whom it has outlined its plans.
A very important meeting of this
organization will be held Mt the Adams
hotel on Sunday afternoon, March 9th
at which time reports will be given
on the progress made. The Y. NJ. &
Y. W. II. A. Is DESTROYS of having rs
many organizations as possible rep
resented at this meeting. All who are
interested in the establishment of n
community center in n central locality
are urged to attend so that they can
bring this important matter before
their respective clubs.
Several prominent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting on the necessity of
such home" after which there will
he the usual dancing program.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
YOUNG JUDEANs RAISED $500 AT
BAZAAR
Will Hold Auction Sunday Evening
to Dispose Of Articles Stisl on Hand.

About $500 was raised by the Young
Judeans at the bazaar they gave sew
eral weeks ago. Practically all of this
amount will be used to outfit the
school rooms of the Ohnb Zadcli SYM
cog.
There are still several valuable ar
ticles left. which will be auctionetl
off, Sunday evening. March II, at Z
y. III. in the vestry rooms. The ar
ticles are: set of furs; library
table lamp, hand embroidered white
silk table cloth, and several fine pieces
of cloth, enough for suit of clothes.
The proceeds of the auction will I've
added to the bazaar fund.
Young Judea desires to thank each
and every one of the generous men and
women who helped to make this af-
fair so great success. Special men-
tion Is made of the bazaar committee:
Esther Fineberg, Ellen Mayer, Doris
Moscoe, Esther Banks. Morris Gold
stein. Milton Goldstein, Dewey Rich
ards. Milton Fine. and Samuel Schles-
niger Jr. The Ladies' Auxiliary, who
provided and served lunch, and Mrs
Mayer who dressed the Kewpies so at
tractively, are entitled to mention for
their untiring work Among the in
dividual members of the club. who AS
sisted in the various booths. were the
Misses Fannie Book. Helen Splitter.
Rosiline Colbert. Mae Burman. Dor
othy Goodman, Kitty Gordon Rose
Abramson. Lefty Newman. Emma Ban
ner, Pearl Plat, Messrs. Max Moscoe
and I. Judlevitz.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
HARRY II. FRUMIESS To ADDRESS
B'NAI BIRTH LODGE.
Members Asked to Bring Clothing for
European War Sufferers to This
Meeting.

Denver Lodge No. III, I. @. b. b..
will hold its regular meeting Sunday
morning. March Is. at 10 o'clock in
the Lodge rooms. Mr.. Harry II.
Frumess will deliver an address on
'Judaism-Living or Decadent?'
An urgent appeal has been sent out
for money to supply European War
Sufferers with flour for MatZos.
About 100000 is needed The Lodge
las endorsed the appeal. Time is
short. Mali your check ut once to DR..
{. ID. Spivak, Kittredge Bldg.
Clothing is asked for Naked Eu.
ropean War Sufferers. Members are
urged to bring or send discarded
clothes to the Lodge meeting. Serv'
iceaDle. practical garments of every
description are needed. They will be
sent on same steamer with Matzos.
1t has been suggested chat soap be
also included in the bundles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
DENVER SECTION COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN ADOPT WAR
ORPHAN.

The Denver Section of the Council
Of Jewish Women at its Board meet
ing last Monday pledged 500 to the
War Orphans Adoption Program of the
Joint Distribution committee and
adopted one little girl.
The Denver Section will also CO.
operate with the National body in en-
deavoring to increase attendance at
Sabbath services, as well as to re-
awaken a greater loyalty to her faith
in the Jewish woman. For this reason
March 10. the Sabbath before Purim.
has been selected as Council sabbath.
Each rabbi in the city Will speak on
the work of the Council on that day.
as well MS on woman,s place in re-
Iigion. At Temple Emanuel and at
Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Council
member will also address the Worship
pers.
1t is hoped that every Jewish
woman, especially every member of the
Council, will be present at her own
house Of worship. and that If she is
unaffiliated with any synagog tina.
this Sabbath will prompt her to join
enc. and that it will he an incentive
to each woman to again regard the
Sabbath as sacred holy day and to
so observe it
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Twelve hundred members of the Sep
hartlic Community of New YORK, re,
Gently organized center for the 25.O0O
immigrants and citizens from Turkey
Greece and Arabia in this city who
claim descent from the former Jews of
Spain and Portugal, took part Sunday
afternoon in mass meeting and re
ception at Public School 81, Stanton
and Forsythe streets, in honor of the
Rev. Hahn Nahoum, former Grand
Rabbi of Turkey. He is in this coun-
try on n special mission. and will also
visit Central and South American
POINTS. DIR. Nahoum. who spoke in
Spanish, said: Il want to make pa
triotic appeal to you to be good Amer
leans and faithful always to this coun-
try because of the wonderful priv
ileges and opportunities you enjoy
here" Henry Morgenthau. former Am
bassador to Turkey, told of the sery-
ices of DR.. Nahoum to his people in
Turkey.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Interesting Items

A recent newspaper clipping stated
that the acoustics in the Supreme
Court Chamber In Washington, ID. c..
had been corrected by Jacob Mazer, of
Philadelphia. Its acoustics are now
perfect, md the proceedings of that
distinguished court may be heard with
out any difficulty. All over the
country and Canada, Mr.. Mazer has
corrected churches. courthouses and
civic centres. During the war, he pro-
vided sound-proof rooms Tor the wire
less operators on warships, feat the
British scientists had failed to accom-
plish. MaZer took their imperfect
plans and, making twenty-five changes
in their blue prints. corrected them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Some time ago. Mr.. Isaac Ochberg,
President of the Cape Jewish Orphan
age, was requested by the Federation
Of Ukrainia to interest South Afri-
can Jewry in the project of receiving
and adopting number of Jewish or
phans from the Ukraine. A communi-
cation has just been received from MIR.
Ochberg to the effect that the Min.
lister of the Interior has granted per-
mission for the landing of these chill
dren. The committee of the Cape jew
ish Orphanage has approved of the
scheme to bring number of Ukrain.
ian orphans into South Africa. and
such children for whom satisfactory
homes cannot be found are to be taken
into the Ohphanage.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Hundreds of friends crowded the
vestry rooms of Temple Beth FL. of
Detroit. Mich, to pay their respects to
Joseph Marymont. veteran. scholar and
author, who passed away Tuesday
morning. February 1, of heart disease
following weeks illness. at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Harold Fralcigh.
5l17 Brush street He was 10 years
old. Mr.. MarymOnt is survived by
eleven children, solomon. living ia
Warsaw, Russia; Max J.. and Maui
rice, of New York city; Louis, of San
Jose. Cal; Mrs. Regina Berlin, of Chi
cago: David j.. Jacob Wendell, Mrs.
Otto Goldstadt. Mrs. Adolph Finster-
wald. Mrs. Harold Fraleigh. Mrs. Ed.
win v. Noble. all of Detroit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE EMAN
UEL.

The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
will meet Monday. March ii in the
vestry rooms of the Temple. DIR. VIM.
S. Friedman will address the ladies
ON "Anti Jewishness." Mrs. Benedict
Shubart will give n short talk on
What the Jewish Woman's Fidelity
to Her Faith has Meant to Her Re
ligiOn."
The music is in charge of Mrs. Ed
ward A. Cohn and will consist of an
aria sung by Mrs. Aaron Morse and
n group of songs by Mr.. T.. Foster. ac-
companied by Mrs. COIN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

At the annual Directors meeting of
the United Jewish Charities of Kan
sas City, Mr.. Alfred Benjamin was re-
elected president for the sixteenth con
secutivc time The following Were
also elected: Mr.. Al Rothenberg. LIST
vice-president; Mrs. Harry II. Mayer,
2nd vice-president; Mr.. Sigmund
Stern, 3rd vice-president; Mr.. Percy $.
Loire treasurer Mrs. S. II. Latz- sec
rotary: Mrs. Henry Cohen, executive
director. #....s-...a..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

The Holy Blossom Congregation of
Toronto installed Rabbi Barnett II.
Brickner, Feb. 4. and Saturday, Feb.
:, as spiritual leader. This congre-
CATION, the oldest one In the city. estab-
lished in 1856. and for many years COM
prising small membership. has in
late years gained rapidly. After the
death of its beloved leader Reverend
s. Jacobs. who ministered to the con-
gregation for twenty years, it called
is present young and energetic rabbi
who was then Superintendent of the
United Jewish Charities of Cincinnati
to officiate during the holy days. Tor
onto has now Jewish population est.
mated at from $4,000 to 10000 souls.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
SHELTERING HOME PURIM Do
NATION DAY.

The annual Purim Donation Day
Sunday March %. The Home will
keep open house on that day and hopes
oil of its friends will visit the institu-
ton.
Household linens of all kinds are
needed. as well as any kind of chill
dren's new clothing. and groceries and
household supplies.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
CULTURE LEAGUE TO MEET
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16.

The Culture League will hold its
next regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming. March 10, at the Cheltenham
school.
The subject of the evening will lie
Jewish literature.
DIR. c. d. Spivak will give talk
on Yiddish literature with readings.
Mrs. Hattie S. Friedenthal will
speak on 1.-THE Jew in Current Litera-
ture." The public is invited
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Governor Miller of New York has
appointed City Magistrate Morris Koe-
mig, brother of Republican County
Chairman Samuel s. Koenig. judge
Of the court of General Sessions. the
highest criminal court in this city. In
New Jersey Gross, of Jersey City. has
become United States District Attor-
ueY for the state
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Regents examinations are SNAP.
according to eight-year-old Moses
Finkelstein, youngest pupil ever en-
rolled in Central High School OF
Syracuse, N. Y, and probably one Of
the youngest in the country. At the
rate Moses is progressing in his
studies he will be q student in Column
bia University at the age of twelve
years, for he has determined he will
enter the New York institution as soon
as he has been graduated from his
four-year course in high school.
There's nothing abnormal about
Moses. He is just like the ordinary
boy of his age except in his mentality.
which is that of the average youth CT
IA or Is years. He is trifle small
for his years. but is robust. and there
are few of his companions who excel
him at play.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
JUNIOR COUNCIL,

The last meeting of the Junior
Council was held March 6 at Temple
Emanuel. Miss Helen Borgess. gave
wonderful talk on Dream Psychol-
ogy" Surely the members who were
not there missed something worth
their while.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
JUNIOR MIZRACHI.

The Junior Mizrachi of West COlfaN
will hold its regular meeting on Sun
day. March 10 at 1 p. NJ. in the Old
Talmud Torah.
1t is very important meeting and
every member should COME. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr. Murray Kleiner and Mr.. Ed
Levy left on an eastern business trip.
They will he gone for two months. Mr..
Kleiner will also visit relatives IN
Fligler, Nebr.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
In Menoriano

In memory OF our beloved son and
brother. Morris Neidlinser, who left
MS two years ago. March 18th.
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTER
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Rather flay carcass in the street to
earn an honest livelihood than say, -
am respectable man. and such en-
ployment is beneath my dignity" =
Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Thomas CheSky entertained the w
\. o. n. club at n luncheon Tuesday
February oath at the Albany Hotel
Covers were laid for twenty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pure
and health giving milks and creams,
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 513G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr.. Biller, 1857 Lowell Blvd, re-
II. l.. Snyder and L. Friedman dis
posed Of for the benefit Of a poor fam
lily.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr.. Sam Mayer left Monday for
Montgomery, Ala, where he Will be
united in marriage with Miss lrma
Rice. He was accompanied by Mr..
Allen Kayser. who will join his wife
who las been visiting relatives in that
city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

In memory of our beloved son and
brother, Norris Neidlinger. who left
us two years ago. March 10th.
FATHER. MOTHER AND SISTER.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Local NeDs

n. s. Goldsmith left Sunday for q
trip to the coast.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Jacob Lampert, n cigar Manufacture
err of st. Louis, Mo. and well known
in charitable and philanthropic cir
cles of that city. died last week
ut the age of So. He was di-
rector of the Jewish Charitable and
Educational Union and vice-president
OF the Shelter Home for Children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr. Melvin Hirsh of New York is
visiting his uncle and aunt. Mr. ana
Mrs. Gus RechnitZ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr.. John Leffler has returned from
his trip to New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Is your friend subscriber to the
Jewish News?
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mr.. Joseph II. Miller of Cleveland Is
in the city visiting his sons, Edward
and Albert.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

The preliminary sight reading con-
test was held Tuesday in the three
upper grades at East Denver High
school. Four girls We're selected from
contest to be held on April S. In the
Twelfth grade the four girls selected
We're Selma Levy, Lillian LOwenstein.
Rosamond Rosen and Jewel Walter. In
the Tenth grade Florence Berwick was
chosen as alternate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Want Advertiser nts

WANTED-Room and 2 meals II day
for q business man in II refined fam
lily: room with sleeping porch PIE
ferred: price no object; party has Il
car. n garage would therefore come in
handy. Jewish News, A. /. H. II.
WANTED All around housekeeper
woman of about 40 preferred; must
have good references. Mrs. L. Coal
stone, South 3211.
FOR RENTING furnished rooms
with bath. Apply 1901 Irving st.
WANTED-By gentleman, room with
breakfast and dinner, in refined
private home References. Address
i. H., Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

The many friends of Mr.. George a
Levy will regret to hear that he is
confined to his home by an attack OF
appendicitis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

FOR RENT-A nice furnished room
with two windows. York 1767-w. IT.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

FOR RENT-Beautiful modern roo,,,
and board for 1 or gentlemen.
York 543. 1913 Williams
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

fhCiEhIf FOX SALE-Long List of
houses, bungalows. apartments ST 800 to
S2o;Uoo In West Colfax and ali other nnrts
OF Denver Do not buy before Won sne nv
list; my auto is at your service phonSy
cal, or write will show property. remcmt
Der real bargains and terms Zigmond h3o
's'' einii -ofo. TT
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

A Venetian lantern hanging in front
of the Harry Bellamy home on Satur-
day evening. March II. will announce
the meeting of the Circolo Italiano So
ciety. The program will consist of
musical selections from Italian opera
and an address by DIR. Philip IiillkO:
witt.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

The many friends of Eugene Freed
helm will be pleased to know that he
il; recovered sufficiently from his
recent illness to be brought to Denver
to continue his convalescence. Young
Frecdhcim was stricken with the flu
1T the University of Colorado. where
he is student and has been i'll at the
hospital for two weeks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Rabbi Silver of Chicago. prominent
Zionist and Communal leader. will be
visitor i'm our city this week end. a
number of meetings are planned in his
honor. notably n mass meeting at tho
Il. NJ II. Synagog Sunday afternoon
The public is invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-21

BETTER YOUR POSTTION-To FUR.
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TON N THE GREAT DEMAND FOR
THE WORLD FAME LEE WORK
CLOTHING. WE CAN GUARANTEE
STEADY WORK TO A LARGE AID
OPTIONAL NUMBER OF GIRLS. THE
WORK Is EASY AND FASCINATING.
BESIDES PAYING VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE WAGES. HOURS $50 TO 4.
SATURDAY : so TO Il 80. "A BET1
TER PLACE TO WORK" H. D. LEE
MERCANTILE co.