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A great holiday was declared by the faithful followers of Horthy throughout the United States because Karolyi took leave of this country, and he had to leave without his muzzle being removed by the Government of the United States. These standard bearers of Horthy's are awaiting new rewards of

P - 3. Last week a new Greek publication named The American Hellenic World began doing business in Chicago. This new newspaper is published in English, so the general public will be able to follow the life and activity of the Greeks in Chicago, and become acquainted with the Greek r

The Real Estate firm Wm. Zelosky Co. has sold to Gregorakis Brothers and Mr. Marlas the southwest corner at Lawrence and Austin for a consideration of $30,000. Mr. Anthonios Vrotsos general division manager of the real estate firm was the salesman in this transaction.

The Poale Zion Juniors Club is a group of boys and girls between the ages of fourteen and seventeen. The following is a course of lectures to be delivered within twenty weeks: 1. Beginnings of Peoples - introductory lectures. a. Mankind: Its origin and first achievements. b. Primiti

The College of Jewish Studies was called into being in response to the demand of young men and women for systematic study in the various aspects of Jewish culture. The college aims to provide various opportunities for pursuing organized study in the history, language, literature and the relig

The Jewish Welfare Board activities presented new and additional problems during the course of the year. The Army and the Navy Posts, as well as the hospitals for disabled veterans, and the soldier's homes, required special attention during the Summer months. The Fort Sheridan Army

On Wednesday evening, April 29, at 8 P.M., the cantata "Queen Esther" will be sung by the choir in the Fourth Christian Reformed Church of Chicago, corner of Lincoln Street and Washburne Avenue. The choir consists of forty members who have been drilled for some time by Rev. R. Pousma, Directo

Hundreds of friends of Gustav Hallbom, President of the Builders and Merchants State Bank, gathered at a banquet given in his honor at the Swedish Engineers Club, Wednesday, April 15th, to assist him in the celebration of his sixtieth birthday. Toast-master on this occasion was John S. Gullbo

Student Choir of Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois Dr. Otto Bostrom, Conductor will appear in a Grand Concert at Orchestra Hall Friday, May 8th, at 8:15 P.M. under the auspices of The Swedish Women's Miss

Those of our readers who are seeking information concerning the play, "The Music Lies," Which was given by the Chicago Independent Song Society last Sunday, can save themselves a lot of work, because we have not written anything about it. We are not giving any information about this

Rabbi Abraham R. Levy of B'nai Jeshoshua Temple is dead. In 1880 he founded the Jewish Agriculturist Aid Society. Dr. Levy was a member of the A. F. and A. M., B'nai B'rith, Free Sons of Israel, the City Club of Chicago, and the Standard Club.

Death has ended the life of the Polish Socialist daily Dziennik Ludowy. The last number, issued on the 20th day of April, stated that it was the last issue. Its printing shop is in receivership. Dziennik Ludowy was published for 19 years. This Socialist organ supported the Germans during the

We, the undersigned, have for a long time pondered over the question of a desirable burial place for the Netherlanders who live on the West Side, as well as for those who live in the western and southwestern suburban districts. After investigation we declare in unison, that the most ideal bur

The alumni of the 110th Place Christian School will hold a "Bazaar" on Friday, May 8th, from 5 P. M. until 10 P.M. in the school. Those who have anything to offer for sale to the alumni, can deliver such to the Roseland Reporter, 11136 Wallace Street. The proceeds of this bazaar wil

The New Augustana Hospital is now well under way. The building will be eight stories high and of fire-proof construction. The total cost of this ultra-modern hospital is estimated at $900,000, which is being raised by the issuance of first mortgage gold bonds at 6% interest. The location of t

Claus Albert Carlson left an estate valued at $260,000 according to Probate Court figures. The deceased, who up to the time of his departure lived at 1706 E. 56th St. is mourned by his widow, Jennie E. Carlson, two daughters and one son. Mr. Carlson was a well-known building contractor and he

The first of May, 1925, found the American imperialism as a governing power in questions of the world. Even Great Britain, the financial boss, is negotiating with Wall Street for a loan of $250,000,000 The Dawes' plan bound Germany to the House of Morgan. France is suffoca

Adv. (Members of Federation of Musicians) Organized April 8th, 1895 gives its 30th Annual May Festival and Ball at Viking Temple, 3255-57 Sheffield Avenue Sunday, May 3, at 7 P.M. A 10-piece Dance Orchestra Ticke