The Sentinel, v.046 no. 08, 1922

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people, for they do not accord any
recognition to all their well wishers.
That this contention is groundless is
proved abundantly by the remarkable
tribute which was spontaneously paid
by the most representative Chicago
Jews to a public spirited man. We
AVE. wish Mr. Rosenblatt godspeed on his
voyage, and we shall eagerly look for-hih-
ward to the resumption of his mul-titudinous
activities upon his return.
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FIRST CLASS OF NURSES IS
we GRADUATED.
irk The graduating exercises of the Mt.
Sinai Hospital Training School for
)ver the Nurses took place Monday evening,
e May 15, at Temple Judea community
house. The class consists of two
seniors, eight intermediates and eight
juniors. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mme. Emma Roe, and piano solos by
Isaac Levine and Miss Nora Handel-man.
Dr. V. L. Schrager presided and
presented the diplomas to the gradu-ating
class. Morris Kurtzon, president
of the hospital, spoke of the character
of the graduating nurses. The prin-cipal
speaker of the evening was Dr.
M. Lewison, president of the medical
staff.' In his opening remarks, Dr.
Lewison congratulated the orthodox
Jewish community of Chicago upon
the occasion of graduating the first
.= class of nurses in its history.
Dr. Lewison paid special tribute to
the superintendent of nurses, Miss
A. Koenig, who has so diligently and
faithfully contributed to the first suc-iPANY
cess of the hospital and its training
school. He further stated that although
this hospital and its training school are
small as compared with the larger and
more magnificent institutions of its
kind, its ideals are high and the hos-pital
has been recognized as one of
the very best by the American Med-ical
association and the American Col-lege
of Surgeons.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
TO RENT-To young lady or gentleman,
beautiful rm. with refined Jewish couple.
Good trans. Juniper 1841.
TO RENT-Pleasant front bedroom for 1 or
2, with or without board. Will share apt.
if desired. Kenwood 1419-J.
TO RENT-Large, light, airy, beautifully
furnished room. mod. apt. Priv. fam.
Excel. trans. 1335 Elmdale Ave. 3d apt.
Edgewater 8730.
TO RENT-To married couple desiring large
pleasant rm. opposite Garfield Pk. Refs.
required. Address Box A202. the Sentinel.
FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished flat on
Douglas Blvd., four rooms, for the sum-mer.
Very reasonable. Rockwell 8802.
TO RENT--LIGHT, airy front room in Rogers
Pk. district. Suit. for young man. Gen-tleman
preferred. Rogers Pk. 80118.
WANTED-Couple to share 6 rm. apt. or rent
entire apt., furnished. Very reasonable.
Good trans. 4610 Michigan, 1st. Kenwood
7032.
FOR RENT-Light, airy room. Reasonable.
Board optional. Logan Sq. Small private
fam. Albany 1230.
TO RENT-Room to gentleman in private
fam. No other roomers. Edgewater 7843.
FOR RENT-Room on north side to lady.
Nr. lake. Very reasonable. Small private
family. Lake View 9576.
WANTED-Room in a middle class family
for gentleman. Reasonable. Box A 201,
The Sentinel.
WANTED-Refined young lady, high school
graduate, desires situation with family go-ing
away for summer to take care of child or
two above 4 yrs. Kenwood 5624.
FOR RENT-Front bedroom for 1 or 2. Rea-sonable.
No other roomers. Nr. Jackson
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calling, Normal 610. 6153 Vernon Ave.
2nd apt.
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for 2 men. Excel. trans. 5863 Glen-wood
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TO RENT-Furnished room. - Large. Conv.
to surface, "L" and bus., 1 block from
lake. B. Frankel, Lake View 8669.
WANTED-Board and room by two women
employed. Private family preferred. Refs.
exchanged. Between Wilson Ave. and Birch-wood.
Near L. Tel. Rogers Pk. 0956.
FOR SALE-Old established Real Estate of-fice,
2 year lease, rent reasonable, Apply
5105 N. Clark St.
FOR RENT-At 1640 Humboldt Blvd., 3d
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