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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04

the popular taste in dramatics. for the
Belasco has not been large enough to
take care of the crowds that have
wanted a chance to see Mr.. Stone. Miss
oakley and the rest of the Belascoites.
Sullivan &, Considine will open their
new bill of popular priced vaudeville
at the Los Angeles theater this after
noon, headed by those top-notch Ger
man comedians, Bernard and Orth.
Besides these we'll known funmakers
are Palmer and Moore, Hathaway and
Siguel, Les Theodors, Martinetti and
Grossi, Alf Ripon and new pictures on
the Laugh-o-Scope.
Claiming Pollock, the we'll known
dramatist, will visit Los Angeles at no
very distant day. Mr.. Pollock will
come for the especial purpose of assist
ing in staging his play. "Such Little
Queen" which Henry b. Harris has
just released to Manager Blackwood
for the use OF the Blackwood organ
ization. "Such a Little Queen" was
one of the substantial fall successes in
the east and served to introduce Elsie
Ferguson as a star In the Henry B.
Harris banner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
HINTS j. s. FOOL
To BROOK LIQUOR
DR.. Locke Delivers Sermon on
Worlds Ideals and
temperance
ALL CLASSES ARE ARRAIG NED
Says Traffic in intoxicating
Beverages Should Be
Stamped Out
ALL CLASSES ARE ARRAIGNED

Is not the United States playing the
part of the fool for allowing liquor to
be sold in this country as a beverage?
is the substance of a question asked
by DIR. Charles Edward Locke at the
First Methodist Episcopal church last
night when delivering a sermon on
"The Real April FOOL
His address was, in general, a talk
on temperance. in which he assailed
the liquor traffic of the United States.
He also called attention to other kinds
of fools in the world besides those who
drink liquor as beverage.
DIR. Locke said, in part:
"All Fools Day" continues to be OBJ
served i'm this country and in Europe
as a day of sport and harmless amuse-
ment. After the jollity and foolishness
of last Friday let us look for some
sensible and practical applications of
this popular celebration.
Carlyle in one of his dyspeptic moods
declared that there were many mill
lions of people in the world. mostly
fools. We are bound to acknowledge
that there are altogether too many
men in this world who behave them
selves too much of the time like fools.
Men who by vicious habits plant the
seeds of death in their lives are trag-
ical fools. The man who puts alcohol
into his system in this age of the
world, with the innumerable illustra-
tions of the inexorable penalties of the
liquor habit, is not only to be pitied,
but he acts so much like a helpless
fool that the community is justified,
in order to protect the man against
himself, and the community against
the man, to pass and enforce laws
prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of alcoholic liquors as a beverage.
There is much prodigious folly, and
there are many colossal fools. There
is the selfish fool, who in attempting
to save his life loses it. Then there
are the rich fools, who imagine that a
mans life consists in the abundance of
the things which he possesses. In
stead of scattering their superabund-
ance among those who are needy, they
build their barns larger and promise
themselves years of luxurious ease.
The greatest Of all fools is he who
saws in his heart there is no God. For
such a zone having found no God to
Worship will find no man to love and
to serve. The atheistic fool sees no
nlan in the universe, no purpose In his
own life. He regards himself as an
IRRESPONSIBLE agent. the result Of acci-
dent. whose career must end in the
tragedy of oblivion.
And is our nation not playing the
fool when it acquiesces in the diahol-
icaI ravages of the liquor traffic? AS
a nation, like King Saul 1--WE have
nlayed the fool and erred exceedingly
because we have not long ago made
imnossible the deadly scourge of the
saloon and all its devilish accessories.
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ter Kelly, Winona Winter and Lily
Charlene, together with acts, furnished
by L. e. Behymer. A combination or
chestra will furnish the music, and the
show, both in character of offerings
and length of program, will excel any
thing ever attempted here.
The second week of 1.-THE Garden of
Lies" will be ushered in tonight at
the Belasco theater with an advance
sale of seats that presages another
seven days of crowded houses. The
Broadhurst play seems to have struck
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
HERALD PATTERNS

AS further convenience to our readers all
patterns ordered from The Herald Will here
after be delivered within Ave days from tho
insures ten days prompter delivery OF pat
terms than has ever before been attempted
by any newspaper in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
TWO METHODS

''You DON'T know how much sunshine a
baby girl brings into house." said the proud
father.
II find 1t cheaper to have the windows
cleaned" snarled old De Crouch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-26
Didn't Like Course Dinners.

4 coiOrs~i v-ognan, native Of The
sosirh had is.pu working tor a fat
dwelling family 81 ussls.rafe Hieaus in
b. east end bsii resigned rgy--uIsy lu
'tc' ei't psas-c bringing hi@lI,s wages
sikh wrarhv tapj.t win i've in
ar=r n,'ti~e au t.Hriia nsigttS and
slatt tlsrIt sliHusrr served iH ros1rSes
sNrrF pI-hr sts~s ~ IL ttse.rp wa> tvstn-
fest'S. this s-o5eF,a wtysi.au Eui i,asfi
'1Tgsl.Gt HP 90 rat st,yyihiu- On the
table at ots-e Wita the rxcct iJu pos
sibiy al the i.s~sssr, arssi did not take
siiStty io tie eu5irSe system few
days ago her turtnef mistress met her
On the street and Inquired how SHE
siked her fiew place
''bf. not vey we'll she replied Il
don't ike This hyah way ut vim
things ia con sses Iles leo much
>liifiin O th,. diSts,.S 10 the feWuesS O
the yit'ias o!s.s eiaud i'laiu D.aler
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fTe e~1f'sr @a07r rcgse 85t~ 1-r
\ writer .r f.-. Ar.rgt aa 81. g.a-
gives th- talspwIue uir-tirr> .., sf..I..
g visitor H.ly =svst rba.t rf.- fa.--.
bed bathroom tu aB so F.l.-i.-- 1.|a
gr b0u~.
THE hou~Chuld bathroom mar b-
reached py Ge~s7eitsliu- rho Hares
store steps from tht. >s--gf,,i tir',r t.I--s
Of the nurfb tatlisussHt. tufi. 50 f3-
fail ~ s4'sil hs4t>ssrty fiirstriau Eufj
sou come to t}e arsia' gallery tls-i-
turn sharply - the a.ft aui follow tb.-
corridor 10 the top open gile dp1E a.
the end 0f this 1oH- tall ami iake q
half fighl Of stone steps solver GruiH
well oBte kissed q serving mail he this
dark passages on the right and Ftgss
into the open hail at the end You Ti5I
easily discover The bathroom, oecatE-e
it is the fourth door from the muilioR
window. npautiful piece Of glass Of
Charles III = sigue -
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The Curtin Drug-Co gave Crane
Juice reception yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock at their store on
the north side OF the square Twenty
gallons of Walkers Grape Juice was
served to friends and customers Of
that institution. A register vas kept
during the afternoon which shows
that $50 persons called at the store.
In the guessing contest as to how
many would call at the store during
the reception. Miss Jolesch OF Ennis,
Miss Reymuller and Arthur Wicker
tied. They we're awarded a case "
20 pints OF the celebrated Walkers
Grape Juice.
Delightful music was furnished
during the entire afternoon. About
200 small bottles OF grape juice were
given to the ladies who called. The
registration Of visitors did not in
clude children. The reception was a
successful affair and the hospitality
OF this firm was appreciated by every
one who visited the store
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-26

In It's review OF Pierre de vassieres
book lie Mort du Roi" the Neueste
Nachrichfen dwells upon the account
OF the last sven minutes OF Louis
XVI ~ described In the book These
were between lol5. when the king mr..
rived at the foot Of the guIliotine. and
1922. when q shot cred at the end OF
the Champs Elysees. no ons knows by
whom. gave notice that the head had
fallen" The review calls attention 70
the statement BY the author that the
kings hands bad been pinioned be-
hind him BY the executioner while
Louis was putting on the coat which
be was TO wear at the end and that
when be reached the platform Of the
instrument Of death be rushed unas-
sisted to the upright farthest from the
stairway. ''slapping the face Of one OF
the assistant executioners who tried 10
stop him" With hands fastened nj his
back. the reviewer asks. How did the
doomed monarch manage to perform
the operationy'
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Fritz. the gardener. was a stolid Ger
man who was rarely moved to extraor-
4inary language. Even the most pro
vocative occasions ouiy caused him TO
remark mildly on his ID lucx. Not long
ago be came back from the city In the
late evening after a hard day Ia tbe
market place. He was sleepy. md. the
train being crowded, the baS2a Seina q
gave him chair 10 bis roomy car
Finally the train reached Bloomfield
Fritz stu slept as It pulled In. and his
friend had to shake him and tell him
where he was.
Il tanks you" said Fritz as be rose
slowly to his feet. The open door OF
the car was directly In from, OF him
He walked straight out Of IL
The baggageman spraug to look aft,
q him Fritz slowly picked himself
up from the sand by the side OF the
track, looked up at the door and said
with no wrath In his voice:
There should here be some steps"
Youths Companion.
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Naa Trtas faU sb Hobcrf .
gNbeft = farmer fsel9tas Besg 9n.
inca FaEts CaRatg @hife fa Waco
1eateffss aH bna.uess E8algei LOB a
sgstflas match and reeestin9 a BIOS
undsr tha fhin fsii TO Ehe floor ADD
d.sl almasf Instantly As sutspsy dls-
closed that bis necE was broken.
The deceased leaves wGndos ans
slx eblareu. Az inquest w8ll be held
TO-DAY ih tbe meantime bis opponent
in the match has given bail
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The Giissancos are az the Maze
zee for the first part u this seek
~ith a musical act that Is above the
average These entertainers are ar
fists and their act Is meeting with
the approval OF music lovers. Ray
Belmont continues 70 please vith his
illustrated songs Mr.. Belmont has
clear voice and his singing Is a
feature o. each performance
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-26

For example OF how men may live
and oct according to precedent there
can be no better reference than to the
lord chamberlain's once In London
There In quiet rooms day after On,
men learned In state etiquette. court
dress and royal functions reach down
heavy volumes 10 see what was done
on such and such nm occasion. Baau,
tifnl pictures showing with minute *
actnese the details OF the court cos
tune under various circumstances are
ready 10 their hands. Is the shah OF
Persia cviall,g: Is tie KAISER soon 10
arrive? 10 the king going to receive
the. monarch 1T slam: II one Of tn,
royal princesSes to Ire married. When
any OF these events happens the .fii
cials n, the iprd chaml1rlains ofiisr
know exactly what 10 do And II
some paint Should rrsr, ~, which has
not been rsIs.ri for century or nnrs
they have iile faithful: ",ii. ial r,..ursi-
~ h what WAS si.,nr um liz. E,s, like
ex.t.stsi.n
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The Neill Girls Are Herr.

The NELL Girls are here and y31
are invited 10 the Chautauqua park
tonight to hear them. This is the at
attraction that the ChautauQua
board unanimously voted last year TO
have returned. These young ladies
are clever entertainers and will dis
appoint no one.
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PERSONALS
.
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49,

Miss Clara Gather is visiting rel
atives at West
Oscar Walcott of Dallas is the
| guest of Reeves Watson.
Editor J. W. Beck of the Milford
| Courier is in the city today.
Hon c. r. Gibson has gone to
Mineral Wells for few days.
Henry Gardiner of Mangum, Okla.
is visiting relatives in the city.
William. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Stevenson, is quite sick.
Mrs. Carson is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Gather, and attending
Chautauqua.
Rev. J. s. Evans. who has been
sick several days, is out on the
streets again
Mrs. w. P. Clonts and two sons of
Henrietta are visiting the family Of
F. L. Compton.
Master Jack McCarter of Italy is
visiting Masters Carr and Earnest
Forrest in University addition.
Miss Lola Ownby has returned
from visit Of two months at De-
catur, Greenwood and Sunset.
Miss Ruth Christopher has re-
turned from a months visit with
relatives at Bowie and Alvord.
Misses Hattie Weiss and Blanche
Blackburn Of Ennis are visiting Mrs.
Riley Marshall at sos Rogers stree,
and attending the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Fannie Avis and daughter
Vertria, Miss Lille Belle Hughes and
Mrs. Knott of Dallas are guests in
the home Of w. A. Briggs during the
Chautauqua.
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The Scctsn,sn's Enolish.

true >Iaritaea of tlIs highland
mans difficulties win th. English ,an-
atia.s:
Farmer twho bad Instructed his
Gafiir shepherd 10 ,ook fpr Il number
OF sheep that mad wandered from n..
folds Well. i'"naid naye you fonsa
Them:
Are niistef.
~ here dill yoa yet them."
We'll, got twu bs ifseit one to
gel beer and tbn- araHg oBe oi Nc,
f'iiesirsnn' - osid.tt, News
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Foley Kidney / lis Have cur.,a Ne.

Foley Kidney / Ills Have Cur.,d Ne.
The above IL Quotatl n from 4
letter written by n. NJ. Winkler.
Evansville Ind. 81 contracted 4 ~.
we're case Of kidney trouble. Ny back
gave out and panied me. seemed 10
have lost all strength and ambition.
was bothered with dizzy spells. my
head would swim and specks float he.
fore my eyes. ! took Foley's kidney
Pills regularly and am now perfectly
well and feel like a new man NJ.
ley,s Kidney Pills have cured me,
B. w. Fearis.
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Tourist Baggage Tickets.
For rs cents per week l will insul
your baggage any where in u
world against all risks and perils
Tire, lightning. theft. navigatic,
transportation. collision. derailmen1
also in hotels, boarding houses. club
iaundries, automobiles. yatchs. 81
r. D. McCombs.
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bananas are, ms rue. planted ont
sys'amatk';tl'v in rows. The "snskerS'
being placed M IN Hserasa %. ten ,rei
apart. The tsinana plant bssr> only
one buuSh nj y time. tut IL is II our L
grower, yielding lis fruit In Twelve Ia
fourteen months, When the plant is
about six months old n second ''>,st.k
er or shoot Is allowed 10 spring from
the root. n third after the ninth month,
aud sc on. SO that after the first year
there Ia continuous crop being reared
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-26
~ Commissioner Precincs No. t.
ED LOWE (Re-election.)
~ Constable Precinct No. L.
BRICE BURGESS.

Executive COmmittec Meeting.
The democratic executive comm
tee will meet in the court house
Waxahachie at 10 O'Clock a. m. 81
urday. The county convention vi
meet in the district court room
2 o'clock p. m.
b. r. FORESTER, Chm.
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Nolce.

On account Of making connections
to new main all parties who connect
with Main or South Washirxto.,
street from hotel corner to pump
station viii b. off until connection i
made Water win be Off Il about &
= ~. Wednesday. Pr. Davenport ae
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nay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort ana misery 10
many people but Foiey's Honey and
Tar gives ease and comfort 10 the
suffering ones. 1t relieves the con-
gestion In the head and throat ana
u soothing ana healing. None gen0-
Inc huts Foley's Honey and Tar In the
yellow package. ID. w Fearis. a
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Books

FOR the greater part OF Its life u
book II an article Of furniture and
stands upcn The shelf TO decorate ils.
library With Its patch III co.or asa
glow of kindly associations. bur froill
time 70 time there occur those eri~.,
vt Its existence when II 10 taken dawn
and read London Aihenaeum
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See those new fire extinguisAers at
y. .. Cronk Co. Tbey rscharge them
free. q
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Repartse.

But why are you In mourning:-
oh. f"r my sins
-ts.~. didn't know you'd los, any,
Cleveland Leader.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-26

Rls-ssrsl h the man who has found
his work i.ri him ask no other bless
rd,aess Thomas Carlyle.
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HOUSE FOR RENT - e Or. KEEP
l.nger =
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Some Wisdom Lsft.

"f"n ''niu'i tell the barber you were
10 4 hurry
n" tikint want him to knuw IL.
fti~Lurg i'axt
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DIR. UPPER LECTURES.
Noted Minister F.nteftain~ Chautau.
qua Audience in Pleasing
Manner

DIR, Topper OF philadelphia lee
tared at the Chautaaqua Aonday
night and was heard by delighted
audience. The lecture was schoIarl
entertaining and instructive He IS
a polished speaker and holds the un-
divided attention Of his audience
With his pure eloquence.
The Sunday school conference be-
gan Tuesday morning and will con-
tinne through the remainder of the
encampment. number Of excellent
addresses were delivered on Sunday
school work
The entertainment tonight will be
given by the Neil Sisters Of Green
vile.
TomorrOw's Program.
$50 a. m.---Deyotional.
s:0o---"What Have Done with
Ny Talent" VIII H. Evans
ie:o0--"Latest Invention In Drills
for Sunday Schools" Rev. H. NJ
Frank.
ii:o0--'TheB Boy Problem" Rev
Lawrence l.. Cohen. Dallas
2.0o p, Reading, Mrs. II. y.
Peters.
3:oo--"Senior Department. w
n. Virgins.
4.0e-Open Parliament. conduct
ed by w. G. North
7:30--Orchestra
s30-Humorous lecture, IF the
Court Pleas Hon. Wellington YAM
diver. Taiadega, Ala.
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WEATHER Ton ght and Wegiuss
ssF parity ciaa1F eE8thHf 500
mDeh change iG psTsfaFe
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WANTED Ne wAat your feed o.
eers. Shtve Il Keys u
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Blank notes q the Daily Light
cffice. e
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FOR SALE-All our household
goods. which consists OF bed room
dining room. hall and kitchen furni-
ture. N veil a. many otter usef II
ARTICLES In Q home. win sell In bulk
or separate Also nice five room
h041A TO rent. Call Monday and
Tuesday ut Sos West Jefferson
street. Minis Lula Starr. sep
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WANTED BHnx fan for alternating
current. Enquire az Daily Light Of
flee. tfah
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FOR sALE-Ten scres near Trinity
University Q ii Chapman -
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public school building. o. X. Chao-
man. 81
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FOR REST-slx room house on
s2sdtf
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FOTNU--Tail end light off auia.
Owner can have same by paying fos
this notice So
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VAXAHAdHiE hot mineral water
delivered daily b. 5. MeCourt, oil
phone 4si. II
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LADiES-We give expert aud car p
full Alteration TO cleaning and prexa-
Ing ladies suits or skirts. Phone y7s.
Matthews Bros. II
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FOR REST-My house on Water
street. Seven FOOTE'S. city water. p.
Y. Davenport II
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F0v Commissioners Prerince No. H.
W. s. (Scott) JOHNSON.
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PAGE-~the tailor. Cleaning, press
ing md repairing mems. women
and chi lreE3s. All Sork guaranteed
Phone ~. ri
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FOR SALE---A good house, !; II mod
ern coaveniences near Trinity Uni
verxity. o. H. Chapman g.
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FOR REST--Niee large rooms. two
blocks from square on North RoS-
era street Mrs. G. W Ioores. IL
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1890 LADiEi WANTED rte Elec-
tf0n = over and my Chinese and Lem
on Cling Peaches for sweet pickles.
preserves and canning viIl arrive
next week from East Texas. The fin
est you ever "a 70 phone me Of II.
A. cOoper'a grocery store for prices
and number OF bushels wanted. J.
w. Gallo we'll Is
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FOR KEST-~Ffve room house on
West jefferson street. AL modern
convenience. Close N. Apply to Mr..
or Mrs. j. w Martin. III
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General admission, IOc
A 81 SHOW FOR TO-
Day of Atonement Observed.

Our Jewish friends observed their Day
of Atonement with divine services at
Bikur Cholim Synagogue last Wednesday
evening and on Thursday from 10 o'clock
a. m. to s p. m. Messrs. Walter Lemann,
Raphael Singer and Solomon Klotz offici-
ated. and large congregations were in at
tendance. A feature of the ceremonies
was the exquisite musical program rem
dered by the choir, which included beau
tiful solos by Mrs. F. B. Lemann, Miss
Margaret Bowden, Miss Ora Dalferes and
Terrier Blanchard
Mr.. Lemann delivered a series of up
lifting and encouraging sermons which
were greatly appreciated by his hearers.
During the memorial services on Thurs
day he eulogized in eloquent terms the
late Gus. Kahn and Michael Tobias. lead
ing members of Bikur Cholim Congrega-
ton who departed this life during the past
year.
Many members of the Jewish faith in
this city and section observed the day as
prescribed by the Mosaic law, and the
stores of all the Hebrew merchants and
business men were closed in honor of the
notable feast.
The Chief takes pleasure in extending
the greetings of the season to its Jewish
friends, and wishes for them another year
filled with the blessings of health, happi-
ness and prosperity.