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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29

SEATTLE.-A number of Cham
bers of Commerce and Commercial
clubs in Washington cities have been
receiving letters written by CONNER
cial bodies of cities of the Southern
states referring to Referendum meas
ure No. 16 as being a menace to the
sale of vegetable oils in the state of
Washington, and expressing resent
ment at the action of the legislature
in passing house bill No. 3S which
prohibits the mixture of vegetable oils
with dairy products in the manufac-
ture of substitutes for butter and
milk.
1t is evident from these letters that
the oleomargarine interests have at
tempted to mislead them with refer
ence to the character Of this law and
it's real effect upon the sale of vege-
table oils in this state.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29

Who remembers what Mr.. Davis
said in his acceptance speech? Did
he abhor injunctions? Oh, yes, he
did, just a cautious little bit. He
said the right to organize and bargain
collectively must not be destroyed by
the injunction. But he did not say
that there must be no injunctions in
strikes. Mr.. Davis played very safe.
He is not going to allow Mr.. Coolidge
to monopOlize that keeping cool stuff.
No. Here are two perfectly safe gen.
tlemen whose differences consists in
the fact they live in different houses
on the same street.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29

Politics is a queer bird. It is a
peculiar fish. It is a tricky vegetable
Just when you think you know some
thing for sure, some politician comes
along and tells you it isn't 50. And
If you're the kind Of person he hopes
you are, you'll believe him and con-
clude that what you thought was so
isn't so, after all.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29

Republican slogan writers = you
buy 'em by the peck-have thought
up a bright saying to help along the
Coolidge band wagon. Keep Cool
with Coolidge" they say. AS if any
body could ever in the world get het
up over Coolidge!
But the slogan has its merits.
Many things can be done with a
snappy little slogan like that. 1t has
its refrigerating qualities, to be sure,
but it has other and more peppery
possibilities, to wit:
Keep Kool with Koolidge. 1t looks
more interesting that way.
The Klever scribes of the Coolidge
headquarters may be depended upon
for more amusement as the season
advances.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29

Moreover, we are not forgetting
that William Jennings, who is Broth
er Charles Brother Bill, had said
some harsh things about Mr.. Davis.
It was greatly feared that Brother
Bill might not support the democratic
ticket.
But-and this is a fine year for
butting. buts--it was astutely re-
marked that if Brother Charlie should
by any chance be put on the ticket,
then Brother Bill would have to stay
with the show.
Anyhow, Brother Charlie went on
the ticket, under the spur of the
bosses, and BSother Bill has been
busy ever since trying to forget just
what it was he said about Mr.. Davis
and the hated Wall Street.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-29
POLITICS IS QUEER
Bird THIS SEASON
By CHESTER N. WRIGHT

Most everybody has now made his
acceptance speech, including William
Bryan's brother Charlie. The
Brother Charlie speech was an eff
fort to make labor and the farmers
think Brother Charlie is running for
president, instead Of for the purely
ornamental job of presiding officer Of
the senate.
We are reminded by the democratic
papers that the democratic ticket rep
resents the West as well as the East.
That is interesting, If true.
For the truth of it, we reminisce
back to the days of the Great war
in Madison Square Garden, when
Mr.. Davis-as east as they make 'em
sent out the word that he wanted
Charlie. Charlie may live in the
west, but he was picked by the east,
for the purposes Of the east. In
other words, Brother Charlie. is
stalking horse-and it's darned bad
year for stalking horses.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
vLADA POPfRA HLADOVE.
NJ v RUSKU.

Moskva, z. cervence.-ZpYa
Wy Q hladoveni v Rusku ' ne
kterych americkych novinach
nezakladaji Sc ma pravde, die
sdeleni Rykova, nastupce LIE.
ninova, jakoz Smyrnova, ko-
misafe pro zem9d9lstvi. Smyr
nov pficfta vinu "a castecnou
neurodu v Povolzf a v sever.
MIN kavkaze nedostatecn6mu
spadu snehu, po cemz ma ia.
Re nasledovala velik& vedra q
rovnez tomu, ze americka i'm.
portovana pSenice nemohla
vzdorovati suchu. Vlada zamJ
slf dovazeti obili do postize.
nych krajin, tax ably sedlaci
nemuseli Sc zbavovati dobyt.
ka q NELL semeno ma pfisti o.
sew. Rovn6z moskevsk@ dfady
chystajf Sc k zffzenf velikych
vodnfch n&drzek q art&z.
skych studni, z nichz voda me
hla by byti cerpana v pfipadl
dlouho trvajicfho sucha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
K NEDELNf MANzELsKE
TRACEDII.

Jak Sc nam vcera ozn&milo,
podlehl Jan Van9rka. kterJ
ma ceste z vyletu z capkovy
zahrady zastfelil svoji rowe
denou manelku q pax sc sam
stfelil do spanku, sv@mu IRA
neni v nemocnici sv. Alexise.
Motiv desneho cinu byla Ear
livost, ktera vyvrcholila " osu.
dny Gin. Vanerkova byla, jak
Sc pravi, jiz po dvakrate roz.
vedena q nenf pry vina jedina
ma strane mule, jenz~ rozvod
Sc zenou t9zce nesl a sice TAX
ze ma mem v posledni doba
patrna byla jista abnormalnos,
dusevni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
Ztraceny dennik LeninHv


V sov9tsk&m. Rusku byl u
koncen process, ktery vzbudil q
w zajem i v zapadnf Evrope
Prof. Iznajlov. ktery byl DO.
veren usporadanim poz1stalo
sti Leninovy, byl obzalovan, IL
odcizil casti Leninova dennfku
ktere pro sovetske vladce ,
pochopitelnSch pficin jsou prs
We nejddlezit9jsi a. proto jim
velmi zalezi ma tom, ably je dc
stall Ease do svych rukou. ia.
ko svedkove proti Izmajlovu
vystupuif v tomto procese LIE.
ninova &ena, Lunacarsky, BIZ.
charm, Trocky a jini sov9tsti
velikani; Izmajlov a oba jeho
pomocnfci marine sc pokouseli
dokazati svou nevinu. Pon2.
vadz nemohli nebo necht9li u.
dati, kde ztracen6 dopisy jsou,
byl 1zmajlov odsouzen k smrti
q jeho pomocnfci k dozivotni.
mu zalafi. Jak tvrdf "Russprc-
sse" nejsou pry jK dotyGne ca
sti 1.eninova denniku vtbec Y
Rusku a bolsevici nasazuji vse
chny paky, aby Sc no zmocni-
Ii "a hranicemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
LAKEWOOD We PROSPECH
LORAINSKYCH.

! 4 s /. .
v sfni mestske rady v Lake
wood konana bude dnes vecer
v 7.30 hod. velka spolecna
schdze cirkvf. obcanskych or
ganisaci a klubI, svolana may
orem Wigandem "a 1telem
pomocne akce We prosp4ch m6
sta Lorain. Wiegand soucasn6
uverejhuje telegram Cd lorain.
skeho mayora Hoffmana, KITE
ry oznamuje, ze bude treba
as $3O,0OO 900, z kterehoz oh.
nosu as ctvrtina by byla II.
douci lined.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

vail vcera Y Columbus spolec-
most pod nazvem The Cleve-
land Milk Haulers Association.
Inkorporatory jsou H, Kurtz
q E. Schuppel. K clenstvf jest
opravn6no as 80 dov&zecn sko
rem vesmes bydlfcfch mimo
m6sto. Vetsina t9chto dovaze-
Cd pracuje pro The Ohio Far
mer's Cooperative Milk Asso-
citation.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

do poledne. Krone toho zdst&-
VI v akci ! ockovacf stanics '
radnici, pokoj {. l22, kde Sc
otknje mimo ned6le a sobotnf
odpoledne kady den. Karan-
t6na v mestske nemocnici sice
byla jiz zrusena, ale Cleve-
land dosud nenf pred nestovic-
nj epidemii bez nebezpeci. v
mest6 jest dosud Is onemoc-
n&ni vcetne pffpadu objeve-
Ineho vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

y
B. B. Biscuit Co., a krabi.
ce Uno Bisketi; Woolson Spice
Co., 8 tucty pax. cafe; Arnold
Creamery, l syr; Blue Valley,
10 hber masla; Cleveland Gro
GERS, dort; Nejmenovana spo-
|lecnost, krabici kukurice; pi.
Koucky, 25 liber cukru: Flea
nor Prech, l rucnik: p. Chylik,
l sunku; pi. Konrad, 2 galony
zmrzliny, l krabici cones
Eilert Beverage Co., 5 krabic
napojd; Kerka, l sunku; Bu-
Ian, osminu sudu mouky /;
Kalal, ! sud mouky; Cuchna,
l par strevicG; pi. Puch, /
krabice listi; pi. Fischer, l kra
bice listd; pi. Simak, donna
ci deka; pi. Glaser, l povlak
ma snerovacku, / zasteru; pi.
Blaha, hracky; Konrad, / Sum
ku; Novy, 1 su'nku; pi. Kota-
pis, zastGra; Kundtz. $1,000;
Victor Tea Co., 5 liber kavy ;
The w. 25th Boot Shop, l par
strevicI; B. Scheer, l vazu !:
S. Runner, pGl tuctu kapesni-
XII; The L. H. Hardery Co.,
elektrickou lampu, par bot !;
Fries Schuele Co., stribrmy
set; The John Meckes a Syno-
We, set do jidelny; S. S. Kres-
ge Co., l krabice hracek; B.
B. Biscuit Co., 6 krabic Uno
Bisketii, 2 Graham; Edwin
Lang, l vazanku; B. Gunans,
2 vazanky; Edward Simmons,
Z dam. tobolek; The C. E. Sic
dal Co., par strevici; F. w.
Woolworth, krabici panen; F.
Russert, vidlicku; The Theo.
Gutscher Co., salam; Geo. J.
Kuhn, slaninu; VIM. Wendt,
syr; E. Lizkosy, sunku; Peo-
Piles Dept, 3 parry rukavic; H.
Bloch. groceru: E. G. Munson.
nasteny papir; Herman Ker-
bes, toiletni vbdu; Boestus
Hardware, perkolator: A. j.
Leinwand, budfcek, K. Schmot
ger, saty; f. r. Shrobauer, SOL.
nicky; Gerner Florist, kapra-
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stf1zni zbozi; Steve Lorens,
snnku; Pressler, dontnfly; !.
E. Lepa, s1.0O; ]. Kacir. gro
cern; Anna Bachle; 2 krabice;
Frank Suzman, cukrovinky;
|pi. Schinsky, osminu sudu mot
ky; p. Mats, sunku; +. Edlman
= rucniky; Kat. Smother, 4
muzske kosile |; FIR. Antos, gro
ceru; JOS. Antos, 2 sunky; j.
Stejskal, l Sunku 10 liber; An
ma Jicha. pll sudu mouky; pi.
Mamma. strizni zbozi; Hepler,
| 5 pytlikd mouky; Emil Humel,
2 liIbry kavy: FIR. Hajek, gro
ceru a uzeniny; j. Hanket, |
sunku; p. Novak, / par strevi-
CD; Chas. Kvarda. groceru ].
Zahour, sklenenou vazu; ].
Chylik. groceru; FIR. Seldat,
lperkolator; Ant. Pavlcek, 10
doutniki; Vaclav Vomacka,
$500; Marie Cedeon, s15c; pi.
Kubik, kosik grocery; Marie
Para, S1.OO; SedlaGek, Broad
way, detsky vozik: Marie Ze-
man, lneny ubrus; pi. Kubik,
hackovanou cepici; A. Kothe-
! ra, krabici mydla; Josefa Hru-
by, haekovany ubrousek; pf.
, Ulman, hackovany ut6rak; pi.
: Kvarda, no6ni kosili pf. Novak
zasteru; pi. Gedeon, 3 krabice;
FIR. Previtz, libru kavy: Schu-
clan, SOC: S. Calmer, 2 libry
kavy a l krabici; p. Pedmar.
: soc; L. Van Reldman Soc; M.
(. Babitsky, s1.O0; Marie Dudek.
!; $1.00; j. Majer, soc; JOS. Ku-
/; bal. par strevicI; Denison and
|
: w. 59th Corner, 3 lahve ket-
e capu; FIR. Divis, $1.00; pf. XII
!. ment, sal; Jedlicka a Kletecka.
5 2 parry zen. strevicd;- pi. Muzi-
!. ka; uterak; pi. Molzer, 2 pary
). polstaru; pi. Polcar, sal: pl
: Springer, ubrus; pi. Strobl. !:
rucniky; pi. Hujer, rucnik; pi.
i Sitter, rucnik; pj, Svantara,
/; zasteru; pi. Valenta, par pol
J. stafd; Brookside Bakery, ST.;
:. J. Volt, S1.00; pi. Billy, elek.
i cihlicku: V. G. Matejo, kobe
l. rec; l.. Zbornik, S1.OO; Jan
u Waibel, $1.OO; Jan Dvorak,
i; $500; Frantiska Dvorak, lat
= ku ma saty; Jan Medve, l kra-
a, bici; Anna Trojasek, $500;
+ Henry Wibel, elek. cihl:cku
/, Jan Lepa, $500; p. Levy, 1Oc :
i p. Horten, 2 gal. mleka; A. L.
J, Roth, 2 gal. mleka; pi. Man.
soc; Jan Karpisek, 5 gal. NILE
! ka: Marie Tesar, 5 krabic Gu
a krovinek; Emile Trnovsky, Ia
steeru a $500; J. Mchrmg,
o $1.OO; pi. Jan Petro, 2 krabice
:. cigar; Baker Ice Cream Co., IS
0 gal. zmrzliny; pi. Meblich. ?
i, libry kavy; pi. He.iduk. kora-
i le; pi. Anna Slavfk. l par pol
k starG: 81. latter, cukrovinky /;
!; Weekly, granatovou holubici.
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MOVE OcKOVAcf STANCE.

v zdravotnfch,l stanicfch (.
is v (. TAB vych. los. ul. a v
stanici (. v (. 1892 Lorain
ave. mono Sc dati We vSednf
l.dny ockovati cd 8. hod. ranni
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- s~A'S'@ - 01AASt po.OV g NJ
Xix; B. F. Lewis, zelizko ma pa
leni vfasd; pi. Hrabak, ubrds !;
Nezbeda, cukrovinky a hrac-
KY: Wishimeier and Son, kobe
rec a stdl; pi. Halada, groce-
ru; The Chero-Cola Bottling
Co., 3 bedny napojd e. J. Wei
gel, l sunku; C. j. Weigel, /
sunku'; pi. Vlk, A libry kavy;
Kopecky, chleba: pi. Mlckov-
ska, rucnik; pi. Mlckovska, sa
ty; Hildebrandt Provision Co., ),
parky; pi. Bailag, koberec;.
pi. kothera, l tucet mydla; pi.
Hlavfn, cukrovinky;; Studal,
gramofon; pi. Svec, / perko-
lator; The Whitney Roth Shoe
Co., l par bot; pi. .Cervenka,
polstar; V. S. Rubber Co., 4
parry strevicd; Lamb Co., 2 dor
ty; Pavelka Bros. sunku; pi.
Vejlupek, latku ma saty; Zin-
gale, bednu jablek; Weide-
man Co., krabici salatoveho
prfpravku, krabici cukrovinek !;
VIM. Edwards Co., krabici IA
zoli; II. Leopold Furniture Co.
elektrickou lampu; G. F. Guen
ther, kapradi; The Richard
| w. Kaase Co., 3 dorty; The
Busby Co., l dort: Jaroslav
Walasek, stolek sici.
-. Bila Hora (. 2
John Rdzicka, ctvrt sudu
mouky; Joe Plechaty, 5libel
parku; H. j. Vyhnal, perkola-
tor; Nyc a. Patek, sunky; j
F. Troyan, saty pro hochyi
Ptak Music Co., 6 harmonik
Mayors, set ma cukr a ma sme
tanu; Klusak, naramek: The
Malecek Co., zrcadlo; j. B
Vitak, krabici cigar; People
Baking Co., 10 chlebG; H
Mayerson, groceru; Chas. e
kucera, pripravek k pivu; Lc
gion Holirna, ] tucet mydla
j. Daniden, / hrnec, Krohn
gold Shoe Co., l par sti'evic1
The Fair, l deka; The Mos
kopp Co., 2 vazanky; F. w
Woolworth, nausnice; Roya
Baking Co., l dort; Benesch
Federman Co., l stolek; j. ST.
ksa, kavu; S. Bejnaska, salam
: Marie Houba. l rucnik, S. Be
rofnon, 2 rucniky; A. Smerda
5 rekordd; j. j. Vanecek, str
: brny tacek; Frank Karnosch
nahrdelnik; James Mikes, stT
brnou misu; S. S. Dept. Store
!; Zasteru puncochy.
Danny cd Damske Besedy n,
zapadni strans darovaly:
Karolina Neuzil, stribrny k,
Six; Anna Nebesaf, rucnik; F
Svozil, buffet set; Alzbeta K.
nicek, l ubrus; Josefa Skrivan
cepici: Rifzena Svoboda, mocn
THOR; Alzbeta Muzika, rucnil
a zinku; May Tousek, rucnik
Josefa Hrubec. rucnik zin
ku; Josefa Mlejnek, rucnik
Marie Krajicek, saty pro no
cha; Anezka Becka. 6 rucni
XII; Anna Kulhanek, l rucni]
a zinku; pi. Bilek, zasteru; pi
Valenta, par polstarovych po
vlaku: S. Svec, rucnik zin
ku; Anna Kovar, saty.
Danny cd Sboru Laska k Via
sti (. 1. S. p. J.
Anna Brabec, zasteru; Bo
zena Nekvasil, zasteru; pi. Brs
bee, kapesnicky; pi. Konyvka
polstare: pi. Tomsik, detskt
saty; Josefa zak strevice; Jar
Houdek, polstare; Jos. Vetrov.
sky, puncochy; JOS. Ryjant, 2
rucniky; M. Novy, 2 rucniky
NJ. Wolf, 2 zastery; Andela
Svoboda, ubrus; Anna Svobo.
da, mlynek: M. Kfivanek, sci
ia buffet; M. Kofron, hacko.
vany rucnik a zinku; Tillie Ko
x,ST ,z6ck G~,,, M N,s,,uo1>o =,
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PAtronatu cssks Sind sokol IA
Clark Ave. ve prospxeh no.
y skolnf budovy, na Baxar,
ktsr$ = kon.l g., ~. ! Is.
kvxtna.
infzka Marie Rehula
a Marie Prech
Mrs. vapenik, l-s mouky;
AZ 1. Zonlek. domaci saty; F.
]. Vanza, ! kladivo v Gene
$3.50; J. Hodous, 4 parry det-
ske stfevice; Tel. Jed. Sokol
Nova Vlast, kosik ma pradlo a
konvici; The Commercial
Flour and Milling Co.. 1O5 Ii
Der Velvet mouky, los liber
Best mouky: Marie Rehula,
vysivane polstafe a zast9ru !:
Marie Prech, notni dbor a "a
st6ru; Josef Frtka, lnenou ces
koslovenskou bldzu; The May
CO., rag rug v Gene $500; C.
Zftek, ctvrt sudu mouky; Svec,
s gal. mleka; Nejmenovanv,
kleste; The Bailey Co., zbozi
" Gene $500; Pi. M:Koncal,
pfikryvku ma buffet; Robert
Leidprf, zrcadlo; Kopecky a
Rosjcky, groceu; B. Mastny,
ctvrt sudu mouky; ri. Sedlak,
3 lfbry cukrovi; Hid, krabici
chilli con carni; M. Otrhalik
5 gal. mleka; John Kalina,
groceru; V. Mraz, mydlo; M
Hauschild, groceru; Emil Kai.
ser, $500; John Poncar, ko.
SIX grocery; Petrus, $1.O0; j
Klamert, sunku; Karel Hoch
II kfabic piv. pripravkn, {
lahvi piva; Geo. Berghaus
kvetinu;; ri. Kovar, ctvrt SUI
du mouky; VIM. J. Dvofak,
$unka; ri. Miller, d9tske sa
ty; Fred Klika, kra'bici cigar
Kozeluha, krabici grocery .
ttvrt sudu mouky; Emil Orr
uzena sunka; Adolf Gedeon
slipparsy; John Slany; sest
nactku mouky; Ed. Vondra
eek, A libry kavy; Pi. Hoch
grocera v Gene $2.O0;- Franz
Krejci, ctvrt sudu mouky; w
Dietrich a Syn, rasteny papir
Gust. Hoch, 5-5 liber pytlik,
mouky; Chas. Plevka, sunku !;
Frank Mfka, etYt sudu mou
Ky; p. Al. Svozll:, osmina sud-
mouky; Negen, 8 kousky lat
ky ma saty; Josef Krakora,
par domacfch strevicI v cen;
$500; A. Vopicka, ctvrt sud,
mouky; Weinberg, zasteru
j.. G. Schmotzer, deku ma po
stel v Gene $3.50; JOS. Jirfk
groceru v Gene $500, chleb'
v Gene $500; C. Kozdera,
svazek parki; Pr. Wagner
! detsky sweater; p. Rehula
napis v Gene $500.
Sb2ratelky Anna Bos8k a An
ma Balvin
ri. Marlic, 2 kvarty barvy
JOS. Libal, kuracky stolek, o
braz a sosku; Frank Hojer, re
tizek k hodinkam: w. Kost
elektrickou lampicku; Glob,
Furniture Co., koberec; Stan
dard Drug Co., cukrovinky; G.
Kaspar, 3 stribrne pribory; H
D6dina, l uzenou kytu; E
Brejska, hracky pro ditky; R
Kohen, ch'lapecky oblek; Pi
Broucek, $500, Karel Horak
2 uzene kyty; pi. r. Prochaz
ka, velkbu pannu a be'dIn,
hracek; Klein a Holstein Co.
kosily; Sam Pekar, 2 parry stre
vicd; pi. Kronenbitler, cukro
vinky; e. Bejcek, 6 kouski my
dla; H. Giertz, blhzu; Wal
ter Flower, 3 kv9tiny; Johr
Mraz, uzeminu, Vaclay Kra
kora, poukazku ma p9ti dolaro
VI boty; Neuman Shoe Co., te
nisove stfewice; p. Kotlan,
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KURSY CIZfCH MEN.

0IIIOSIOVdHShy UIIIdT I.IJT1
Ceny vyrozumivaji sc v GEN.
tech jen "a vetsf obnosy ma
burse. V drobne vymene poci-
tan jest vzdy kurs o nepatrny
zlomek vyse.
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vfKAz sBfRKY.

v4KAz sBfRKY
PAtronatu csslts Sind soko, "a
Clark Ave. ve prospxch no
y Skolnf budovy, na Ba1ar,
ktsrt = konsl g., "a. ! Is.
kvxtna.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
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Paulina Soucek. hackovanou
cepici; Eduard Hrdlicka, kra-
bici doutniki; Vaclav Cedik,
$1.00; pi. Anna Dongres, ha-
ckovanou praci; Jan Kmet, kya
bici kukurice; pi. A. Porchy,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

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Stanley Koutsky obdrzel
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
ACE HIGH BOYS DANCE BIG
SUCCESS


1t is win the most sincere apprccia-
ton that the Ace High Boys wish TO
thank the Jewish public of Denver for
the fine cooperation accorded us in
making our dance the best and most
wonderful affair of the season.
We wish TO thank our parents for
their neral support, our sisters and
friends who helfully aided us during
the dance and last, our most capable
and competent chairman of the dance.
Ace Max Hyman. 1t is because of him
that the affair progressed so faniously
and he merits the sincere congratu-
lations of the club members.
Immediately after the dance, II ban
que1 was given for the club members
which extended far into the morning.
ON Sunday. April 9Th, the Ace High
members and their ladies will par
ticipate in II dinner party to be given
in honor of the Acc. High Boys trium-
phal success by Mr.. and Mrs S. Brody,
"a West Bayaud street
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
EPICUREANS

WAS held at the home of Albert Rubin.
After II business meeting Sabbath Eve
synagcg drive was discussed. Both the
negative and affirmative sides were
tion was viii the effect of religious
inclination be great enough to induce
permanent synagog attendance. The
impartial point of view was taken by
MCrtimor Kohn.
After social hour the meeting ad
journed
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
JUNIOR GRADE UNION

A meeting was held by the Junior
Trade Union PromotiCnal League at
the home of Miss Esther HoltZman.
We elected officers for term of six
months from April list to Oct 1, 1924.
baum, president: Miss Lena Pross,
vicc-prcsident; Miss Jeanette Rollnick,
secretary; Miss Esther HOltzman,
treasurer. We have elected committees
are planning for the coming summer.
j. II
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
ARGONAUT "SPRING DANCE"

Great interest has been aroused CON
cerning the Argonaut Spring Dance,
to he held at the Coronado club on
Sunday, April 13. 1t is the opinion of
many persons that the Argonaut
"Spring Dance" will be the supreme
social function" of the season. and in
order that we may justify the opinion
of these people we have spared neither
our efforts nor expense. The Cole
giate Orchestra, with the aid of Leroy
Brown. will furnish the magnetic,
mclodious music.
Besides beautiful prizes and novel
ties, we have Il delightful surprise in
store for those who will take adj
vantage of this unusual opportunity
to have zone glorious night" So as Il
final word or warming. purchase your
tickets and make your dates for the
Argonaut Spring Dance" Sunday,
April 13. ut the Coronado club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
THE JUNIOR COUNCIL

1t is very important that every
member of the Junior Council attend
the regular meeting Sunday, April g.
Election of officers for the next term
will take place. Some very interest
ing plans for the "MAYTIME DANCE
the committee is bending every
effort to make the outstanding social
event of Spring-will be disclosed.
1000 attendance is necessary. e.
NJ. II. Ball room. Sunday, April 6, at
. 80 O'Clock.