The Sentinel, v.046 no. 08, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
Young People's Cong. Temple Miz- treasurer; Harry Langson, financia
pah.-At the annual meeting held Sun- secretary. The new board member
day, May 21, the following officers were A m Ab Sid Blank
elected: Arthur Reinhart, president; are: Amelia Abrams, Sidney Blan
Ethel Cohen, vice president; Ethel M. stein, Selina Geiger, Elmer Lazar, an<
Jacobs, secretary; Annette Kallis, Rose Weinberg.
STwo Separate Bath H
Men's and Women's Depar
Turkish, Russian, tubs, showers,
forms of bathing. All water filt
well ventilated rooms. Comfortab
shop. Large swimming pool. Mas
Courteous and experienced attend
prices are no higher than at or
from all street car lines and Metr<
NORTH AVENUE BATH
PHONE HUM
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A Great Event in
The History
of Chicago
At last, we may definitely an-nounce
the opening day of this
new and wonderful bathing
establishment - .an institution
in which all Chicago may take
just pride.
No expense was spared to in-sure
to our patrons that luxuri-ous
comfort, privacy and rest
which are such wonderful
tonics for the mind and body.
ouses Under One Roof
tment Open Day and Night
electric cabinets, and all other
ered and sterilized. 160 private,
le beds. Beauty parlor and barber
saging, manicuring and chiropody.
ants always at your service. The
dinary baths. Location accessible
opolitan elevated.
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from $7.00 to $16.50.
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Pine Grove Avenue and Grace Street.
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The list of those to be confirmed on
June 4 at 10 a. m. is as follows: Jane
' Brandt, 542 Roscoe st.; Virginia,
* Fagan, 918 Galt pl.; Muriel Fishman,
* 845 Eastwood ave.; Frances Fried- : lander, 1437 Summerdale ave.; Faye
Friedman, 4951 North Albany ave.;
Shirley Friend, 936 Castlewood ter-race;
Gertrude Hochberg, 821 Wave-land
ave.; Adelaide Hoffing, 1453
Winnemac ave.; Sadie Jacobson, 456
SRoslyn pi.; Dorithea Kohn, 5745
Ridge ave.; Sylvia Kohn, 4862 Mag-nolia
ave.; Rosalin Koral, 3722 Maple
'Square ave.; Mildred Messinger (re-ceiving
at Webster hotel); Amy Saks,
4855 Pensacola ave.; Leona Schiller,
* 847 Ainslie st.; Ruth Silverman, 434
Roslyn pl.; Frances Spatz, 4337 Hazel
ave.; Florence Stone, 4513 Sacramento
. ave.; Jeannette Waldbott (receiving
at Webster hotel 3 to 6 p. m.); Alice
Weil, 600 Stratford pl.; Ruth Weil,
567 Stratford pi.; Hazelmae Willough-by,
5839 Sheridan rd.; Harold Adler,
1408 Carmen ave.; Ralph Adler, 940
Lakeside pi.; Allan Bloch, 1022 Ains-lie
st.; Herbert Cohen, 901 Ainslie
st.; Morris Cohn, 910 Margate ter-race;
Jerome Feingold, 714 Grace st.;
Arthur Feinstein, 3711 Rokeby st;
I Eugene Goldenson, 4553 North' Ked-zie
ave.; Perry Goldsmith, 829 Lake-
Sside pi.; James Goldstein, 1956 Hum-
I boldt blvd.; Alex Heimann, 6329
North Hermitage ave.; Milton Kirsh-
* baum, 6800 Sheridan rd.; Maurice
Kleinman, 6201 Glenwood ave.; Har-old
Kuttner (receiving at Buena
Shore club); Jerome Laden, 862 Lake-
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Don't Miss This Opportunity
To Invest at 7% With Safety
We own and offer a limited portion of
QUINCY STATION BUILDING
First Mortgage 7% Gold Bonds
secured by land and building located at northeast corner
Jefferson and Quincy Streets, Chicago, and leased as a
United States Government Post Office
THESE bonds are secured by land in fee, size 88x213
feet, and building leased to the United States Govern-ment
for twenty years at $125,000 per annum, or $2,500,-
000 for the term. It has been completed and in operation
for over a year.
When The Investors Company underwrote the $700,000
Quincy Station First Mortgage Bonds in January, 1921,
the issue was oversold in record time. Now we have been
fortunate in obtaining a substantial portion for resale,
at par, to yield 7 %. Thus the many investors who were
too late to secure these bonds before have the opportu-nity
to obtain some now-if they act at once.
We recommend that you call at our office at your earliest
convenience as the available maturities are sure to be
quickly sold. Maturities available: July 1, 1922; Jan-uary
1, 1923; July 1, 1924, and January 1, 1931.
I 7he INVESTORS
COMPANY
BENJAMIN KULP, President
29 South La Salle Street, Chicago
On the Ground Floor, Just East of the Elevators
Telephone Randolph 5513
Office Open 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., Including Saturdays
Home Office: Madison & Kedzie State Bank Building
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side pi.; Robert Louis (receiving at
940 Lakeside pl.); Jerome Marcus,
3652 Broadway (not receiving); Leo
Niederberger, 722 Melrose st.; Fred-erick
Pollock, 846 Waveland ave.;
Seymour Recht, 1302 Eddy st. (not
receiving) ; Arthur Robinson, 7726
Eastlake terrace; Joseph Salomon,
1233 Pratt blvd.; Howard Schiller,
847 Ainslie st.; Earl Slabodkin, 3711
Broadway; Theodore Stein, 127 South
Central Park blvd.; Sidney Van Kirk,
2419 Leland ave.; Blair Walliser, 6335
Magnolia ave.; Melvin WArtell, 934
Crescent pl.; Burton Wolff, 1412 Sher-win
ave.
SUN-PARLOR AND PORCH FURNI-TURE
FOR YOUR SUMMER
HOME.
Are you leaving soon for your sum-mer
home? Are you in need of artistic
sun parlor, or porch furniture? Then
pause and remember, Williams Barker
& Severn Company.
At the business quarters of the
Williams Barker & Severn Company
you will find unique and pleasing sets
of furniture of the sort you are seek-ing
at remarkably reduced figures.
Before they are all sold-see to it that
you become the happy possessor of one
of these beautiful sets of sun-parlor
furniture. Remember Williams Barker
& Severn Company, 626 South Wabash
avenue.
Rabbi Israel Bettan of Charleston,
W. Va., has accepted a professorship
at the Hebrew Union College, Cincin-nati,
Ohio. Rabbi Bettan will assume
his new duties on September 1, next.
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