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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
November 19, 1915
LOCAL NEWS
ST. PAUL

Dr. Rudolph l. Coffee, of Chicago, ILL.,,
who is at the head Of the newly organ
lied social service bureau Of the Bnai
Birth, was the guest Of honor at ban
quet given by st. Paul Lodge, I. O. B. B.,
at the Commercial Club on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 18th. The program consist
ed of an address by DR.. Coffee, and also by
Mr.. Gustavus Loevinger. Mrs. Fannie Lift
pitt Podlasky sang a group of beautiful
songs, assisted at the piano by Mrs. Gus
tavus Loevinger. Mr.. Pepinsky gave
selection of violin solos, which displayed
his usual pleasing talent.
While in the city, DR.. Coffee was oc
cupied through the entire day. At one
O'Clock he spoke at luncheon at the
Commercial Club on the "Religion of To-
morrow At two O'Clock he met an
informal conference of Twin City people
interested in communal and social service
work, at which were present DR.. |. L.
Rypins, Rabbi A. H. Kahn, Miss Morrell,
Mrs. Wirth, Miss Grodzinski, Miss Gins
berg and Mr.. H. D. Frankel Of this city;
Miss Julia Felsenthal, Eva Borenstein, DR..
H. Slobin, and Rabbi G. D. Matt Of Min
neapolis. The discussion covered things
done and to be done in the social service
field in the Twin Cities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS
Talmud Torah as a Social Center.


During the construction of the Talmud
Torah Building, great emphasis was laid on
the fact that the building, besides serv-
ing its full purpose as a Hebrew school,
was also to be used as center for Jewish
activities. In this connection social CEN
ter work has been given thoro considera-
ton and arrangements are now under way
for this work under the auspices of the
Ner Tamid Club.
A large mass meeting is to be held Mon
day evening November 22nd at the Tai
mud Torah Auditorium at which meeting
plans for the work will be discussed and
classes enrolled. Prominent speakers
closely allied with social work thruout the
city will address the meeting. cordial
invitation is extended to each and every
person interested to attend this meeting,
which will be very much worth while.
Glasses for which arrangements have
already been made are gymnasium, dane
ing, dramatic study, choral work, embroi-
derry, etc. Should there be sufficient re.
quests for classes other than as above.
same will be Immediately arranged for.
The Ner Tamid Club wish it definitely
understood that no subscriptions will be
solicited either at the meeting or in con-
nection with this social center work.
Adath Yeshurun News.
Tonight at the services Rabbi Matt IS
topic will be the "Melting Pot'' The
following week, in honor of Thanksgiv-
ing his topic will be, "Why Give
Thanks?'
The Deborah Society will hold a spe-
cial meeting Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, in
the vestry rooms Of the synagogue, to
complete plans for the Bazaar to be given
December 9TH and 9Th. All members of
the club and the Ladies of the Auxiliary
are requested to attend.
The Daughters of the Keneseth Israel
Synagogue are giving an entertainment
Sunday, Nov. % for the benefit of the
congregation.
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DR.. Brady's Health Talks
Keeping Our Place In the Sun.

No known remedy so quickly in
creases the number of red blood cor
puscies in case of alaemia. whatever
the cause, as sunlight At Lcvsin
Switzerland, $500 feet above sea level
where all forms OF tuberculosis arc
cured by sun baths. tie exposure OF tho
BODY 10 sunlight is very gradually in.
creased. only the legs are exposed for
hNc minutes three times the first dsv
on inc second day the legs arc hathed
LOT ten minutes and the knees five
minutes three times, on the third day
me exposures are increased five minutes
each time, and SO on. until the patiou,
can stand full sun hath for three ia
I'VE hours day. Yet in the first three
days Of This exposure. with ONLY tho
legs ana knees uncovered the stimu-
ia'ihs influence OF the sunlight is SUCH
mat the average increase of rod cor
muscles has been found to he about
"oo,"oo per cubic millimcter of hlood
or practically a 10 per cent gain.
AT i.eysin tho sunlight is so siron.,
mat even when the ground is 6zovor.J
with snow, the temperature of'iho air
may he as high as 40 or 100 dcernes
Fahrenheit. ana children enjoy c.nnrin~
about with shoes and little or no otb.r
clothing on them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
ALMOST CRAZY
WITH ITCHING
And BURNING

Seattle, Wash, Jan. rs, lal5.-"niy
face and body were a solid mass of lit
tie sores, which itched and burned me
so badly that almost went crazy. They
started In the form OF little pimples.
which opened and formed sores.
could not sleep at night. and at work
IL i became overhcatcd II would itch
something terrible. | used all kinds OF
soaps. salves and prescriptions that did
nc no good. ! had this skin trouble
for year or more before l used Resi-
mol. AS soon as started using RcsjnoI
Continent and Resinol Soap the itching
and burning stopped at once, and in
I'VE weeks my face and body we're aa
clear and soft as could be. l used only
two Jars of Resinol Ointment and three
cakes OF Rcsinol Soap
"A friend OF mine Ind bad case %
skin trouble. His face was broken o1t
so badly he WAS ashamed to 40 out on
tho street ] told him 10 use Resiuol
Ointment and Rcsiuoi Soap tho itching
weeks he was all we'll. and one could
not tell he ever had Il pimple or scr.
on his face" tSigned) August r.. Mills.
23GG Elliot; Ave. Every druggist scIis
Rcsinol Ointment ana Resinol Soar
For trial free. write TO Dept. l6-R Roc
mol. Baltimore, Md.
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HARRIS IS CANDIDATE
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
NOT believed That Dinwiidie Man
VIII Have Opposition in Race
for House.
NO ONE AGAINST p. IL. DREwIsY
senator From Petersburg Likely to
lie Returned to His Seat Without
fiSht-Warm Contest in Sight for
County Officers In Prince George.

PETERSBURG, VA, April lS.-Judge
Johh Y Harris, OF Dinwiddie. 1t is
stated has decided to stand for renom-
ihation FOR the House of Delegates. 1t
IL not believed that he will have op-
position Judge Harris Mas some time
ago urged to become 4 candidate for
'hr state Senate, but he declined No
opposition has yet developed to the re-
clccl,on OF senator =. II. Drcwry and
II Is not believed there will be any. The
movement some time ago to bring out
IL candidate against him did not meet
with favor. and probably has been
abandoned.
Delegate d. 4. Harrison. of Prince
George County. from present indicu
ions, Will not be opposed for re-elec-
ton to the House. There will be a
warm contest for county officers In
Prince George, however, and Mr. Hurt.
OF Surry County. is opposing Senator
y. X. Hobbs for the nomination for the
Senate.
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The W:fs Must Not Accompany Him
to Europe

''fE OF lhe voice Of III" Va
t't' '"Ice aaI come into his own life.
ntI 'oucAen chords "a tho woman OF
W..i,' ne l'n he'h iSnorHni-thot no
.'1I'!. ~ me Two daEs
Us NnFel'S Where she remained
~ H,f o!" 'Flehos ana
' W. l'',.'''' l"" earned more OF
""'.,".' S..e lu"" .'hnE Eeara con-
- "". ven ..hl. M" now ne VAS
''"l &c vas H"t a!one III ma
tj,,,, l"c fruits 'ufhvH
,t ~: : T'S,.H h"r ankle one
,,.. M"a ouSH WIN
"5's Mei YIN was ufiNiHs past
"' "s.i',! .ht ehti" ne recognized
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GROUP OF nANI<EItS
MEETS In CHARLOT'rESVI WILLIE
lspccial no The Tlmes-pisnatch.l


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April IS.
A section of the Virginia Bankers
Association. known as Group T. met last
night In this city for the first time,
with about fifty bankers in attendance,
representing the banks OF Lynchburg,
Farmvillc. Danvillc. Chatham. Bedford
CITY Covington and other towns In this
section.
The principal address OF the evening
wax delivered ~ George J. Scay, gov
crhor OF the Reserve Bank at Rich
mona. Mayor a. V. Conway delivered
me address OF welcome. to which j. J.
scott, OF Bedford city, replied. Fol
lowing the business session. "A ban
puc' was rendered the visitors at the
Colonial Hotel. Among the speakers
were: DR.. Charles w. Kent and DR..
Ihomas Walker Page. Of the university.
the afternoon was spent I'm an auto
mobile trip 20 Monticello md the uni
Vcrsity. and in y visit to points of In {.
tcrcst In and around the city
The officers OF the association are
w. w. Waddell. cashier OF the People.
Hank, this city. chairman, and X. f..
Cunningham. OF Covington, secretary.
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ever proposed In the history of In.
country. Young Hay, In his novel, toll.
n graphic story OF n successful demon
stration before Congress by a 80. Ooo
temperance host.
Mr.. Dnwiddic said to-day a genuine
demonstration OF monumental propor,
tons can be arranged and the mattnr
win be finally determined this summer
He added that the movement, which w.,,
born i'm the realms of romance, Is beinr
urged by temperance leaders through,
out the country Thousands of Letter,
are being received urging the carrvin,,
out in real life the scene depicted in
Mr.. Hays novel.
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NeMs Nntcs OF Interest.

Ensign tuthhcrt, of the Salvation
Army, has under care a boy Of thir-
teen years, runaway from his home
in Long Island y. Y.
Frances Bland Randolph Chaptcr
daughters Of the American Revolution
VIII give Il card party Al the Elks
Home tomorrow afternoon
The death Of w. Irving Smith, il is
said leaves Captain w. S. McCancc as
the only surviving member OF the Pc
tcrsDurS Company detailed to guard
John Brown at his execution in Charles
town, w. Va, December .. 1859
John j. lianrahan. residing in South
sycamore Street, was operated on at
The hospital last night for appendicitis
William H. Camp. formerly and for
many years collector OF city taxes, is
confined to his home, in South Syca-
more Street, By sickness
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To Award FrnnchIkc.

The supervisors OF Prince George
VIII meet at the county courthouse to-
morrow morning ut II o'clock TO award
franchise for the building of an cleo
trio railway from Petersburg to City
Point. AS has been stated, two compa-
MES ready to furnish guarantees for
building the line, are applicants for the
franchise, and both have been fully
heard by the board. They are the Pc
tcrsburG and AppomattoX company re-
Gently chartered in Richmond, and tho
Petersburg and James River COMPANY
composed OF Washington and New York
capitalists. There is no intimation as
yet as to which company viii get the
franchise. and much interest is felt in
the matter.
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MADISON COUNTY HAS
EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX
[Spccinl 10 rhc rimns.nisnntch

TSpcCial 70 The TImes-Dispntch1
CULPEPER, VA, April 1S.-Bccause
the postmaster, Marion Rosser. devel-
oped smallpox, the office at Duct, IN
Madison Comfy. has pccn crossed by or
dcrs of the Board of Health, which also
closed the Etland High School, the No
YUM, Hit and tho Duet schools. two
co!ored schools and all the Sunday
schools and churches within tho In
fected district. When the disease first
made its appearance in this district 1t
was OF so mild n character that patients
refused to consider themselves i'll. some
even going from home while affected,
and the disease spread rapidly. Lately
II has been of Il more violent type and
frequently fatal.
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Sunday Inv Enforccd.

The authorities of Prince George
county are enforcing the sunday law
In tho vicinity of City Point, and a
number OF parties were last week
brought before court and hncd for vio-
lhhons of the law In Keeping open shop
These violations arc not committed by
citizens OF City Point proper, nor are
they committed within the limits OF
me Du 'ont plat, but by persons. most
ly foreigners, nov Corners operating
small shops outside Of the plat. The
Jail OF Prince George is said to be I'LL
ed with prisoners just now, parties
held for theft. Illicit liquor selling and
other ofenses.
y special term of the Circuit Court
Of the county will be held OH Tuesday
for the trial OF several cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
NEW EDITORIAL. HOARD
FOR COLLEGE, TOPICS
Especial to The Times Dispatchl

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April IS.
"A new editorial board has been cho-
sen by College Topics the official organ
Of the General Athletic Association of
the University Of Virginia, for 1915
~. as follows: Robert T. Jackson, of
Kcswick, Va. cditor-in- chief; Donald
Mack enZie Faulkner Of Boydton, Va,
news editor: Hugh Leach. OF Richmond
assignment editor: William G. Math
ews. Of Atlanta, athletic editor.
Tho cdiior-in chief was prominent in
literary work while Il student ut VIII
liam and Mary Collcgc, and since his
matriculatiou ut the university has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
Nnnnc .AscertaInch.

The name OF the young man who
was fatally injured on Friday in a fall
from a stack at the Du Pont works at
city Point, and who died in the Re
tersburG Hospital yesterday without
even having rcgained consciousness
has been discovered to have been J.
Hamlnerish. That was the lame he
gave the Du Pont people when he was
employed. But where his home or rel
ativcs or friends arc is not known
The Du Points only take the names and
not the homes Of their employees. The
body has been cmbalmed. and is being
held at the undertaking room of j. r.
Morriss 81 Co, with the hope Of hearing
something about him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
WOMAN'S ROCK GOES STRAIGHT
AND HITS NEGRO TARGET
LSpecial 10 Tie Times-Dispatch.

cCLPEPER, VA. April lS.--Whcn
Mrs john Doyle, who lives on u farm
near Aianthus this county. was alone at
her home one evening this week, a
young negro man OF the ncighborhood
came 10 the house and began throwing
rocks against it. breaking many of the
window pancs and terrifying Mrs.
Doyle Finally. in desperation. sho
picked up one of the stones WHICH had
come through the window, and hurled it
al her assailant with such good effect
that his face was cut severely, and he
beat hasty retreat 4 warrant was
sworn out for his arrest, but before any
steps could be taken to apprehend him
he fled the ncighborhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

served on tho Law Review and College
Topics. as athletic and assignment cdi-
tor, and in different capacities on
Corks and Curls, the university annual.
The present reportorial staff consists
OF a J. Il. Brown, II. NJ. Carter, A. l..
Twins. f. S. Harmon. Hugh Leach, G.
\. Brent, II. T.. Morriss. Il. j. Niche,
Jr.. +. n. Triplett and p. a. waring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
l.INCllHUItG, VA. April lS.--Clydc
jennings. past exalted .rlcr of the
Lynohburg Lodge OF T;lks. has accepted
nn invitation to deliver the annual
memorial Grafton at the Eiks' National
Home on June G. The occasion VIII lie
in honor OF veterans Elks who are
barred at Lakewood Cemetery at Bed
ford
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Continued from Yesterday

II.
and for 4 lonS time. my dear
Bella ! could not Keep that voice from
my ears Everything was there OK
Ccpt tn" training As YOU know. | have
heard them all and have not been
rated the worst myself. but for nat
Gvnl singing quality l have never heard
this young Horny Mcrwin's superior
Madame Bella Holmes. queen OF cola
tuTc SOPRANOS, smiled sympathetically
aS ne ii"tskY eNcitedly PACED the 'oor,
1T merely shows. he continued,
how Impossible it is to dodge duty.
That vuic, belonged to the world. But
AS J recalled what the struggle meant,
what must he gone through before the
summit is attained, | did not have the
courage Like coward, a traitor To
my ART, lied" lie smiled whimsically
work. 10 the horrible grind. l listened
10 the sounds that could never be made
into song, ana always WAS hearing
the voice Of the farmer boy who teased
the bird
and my little words Of encourage
mcut had fallen upon a soul worthy
OF that divine voice. Henry Merwin
HAD come 60 Los Angeles ana finally
Fought his May to the wneon-seat Of
q milk waEob That WAS what he did
when Ae tuu1 ue. that is what he is
uoias uow DRIVING "a milk wagon"
81 WAS in laundry the great So
Urano murmuird softly as though to
herself.
uc Retsky started TO speak, hut Tho
OPPRESSION or hcr face deferred him.
Tcud,r, 'ouoly reminiscent IT was. as
though there luried regret within her
heart Tor that time I'm tho dim past
when Fame soucht her out and claimed
ne s married?" She qucrled abrupt
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Open Nntlon-widc Campaign.

Especial 10 The Tin DlSpatCh.I
I.YNCiBURG. VA, April lS.-John 6.
Woolley and DIR. George W. Morrow. OF
Michigan, made the first speeches here
to-day in the nation wide prohibitions
campaign, appearing before Il large
audience at the city auditorium this az
ternCon. Both speakers were intro
duccd by s. Duval Martin. Il Lynchburg
lawyer, and the rally was held under
tho auspices of the I.ynChburg Anti
Saloon League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

bedford city. were married on Friday
evening at the home of the bride, her
pastor Rev. II, w. Winfrey. perform
ing the ceremony, and Mrs Wise Jen-
ninEs playing the wedding music. Mem
bers of the two families and some rcla-
tivcs from Washington. ID. c., witnessed
tho ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
DRYS PLAN DEMONSTRATION
BEFORE U. S. CONGRESS
Movement, Bnsed on Novel by James
Hay, Jr., Bcing Urged by Temper
huce Leaders Throughout Country,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April ls.-Gctting his
inspiration from the prohibition novel.
The Man WHO Forgot" by James Hay,
Jr, son of Congressman Hay, of V!r-
eihia' IL. {. Dinwiddie. national lcgIs-
iativc superintendent of the Anti
saloon League announced tonight tina,
pihhs are under way for the most gil
shntic demonstration before Congress
in behalf OF nation wide prohibition
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Lillian Rus,c,I,s Answers.

Beatrice: Indeed | do believe in put
ting Your best foot forward But YOU
cannot do it If you have written upon
Your features that inward uplincss of
StihshneSs. envy, jealousy and petty
anger. II truly is AN atllction TO have
Il fiery temper, hut usually the ones
mo amount 10 anything in the world
hu'o fiery tcmpers, hut know how to
keup ihom under control. Try to curb
your temper DO not answer back when
anything is said TO displcase and before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
tarucntcr IL I<iIied.

IHU"HIaI 70 The Times. Dispatch
~ iiNlDGE W., April is. while
engaged iu erecting Il dwelling at Dun
""t, Va on Saturday, Herbert Moore.
'Feh tW"nty-iive years. u carpenter OF
'hht place, was fatally injured by tho
collapse OF the scanoldng, and died
today from his wounds. He Is survived
by his wife. who was formerly Miss
Hammock, Of this place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Tretty-fou must never use a pin or
needle TO remove food that lodges be-
tween the teeth, a. YOU are liable to
scratch the enamel and cause decay
Nothing adds so much TO ones attrac-
uNeness rs pretty. pearly teeth. The
teeth should be carefully cleansed night
and morning and after cacj, meal Use
dental iioss to remove particles OF food
from between the teeth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Cciia-lf YOU will mois,en your hair
with good curling fluid before putting
II up in kid curriers' il will sometimes
remain in curl for three days Once "A
month or once in three weeks is often
enough to wash YOUR hair. do not APP
prove of using boraX in the water for
washing the hair. If the water is hard.
Just pinch OF horaN will soften IT, but
do not use any more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

1t is expected that the Du Pont Com
pany. which is manufacturing gun
cotton in large quantities at the City
Point plant, will be given the contract
Tor loading the shrapnel shells to he
made At the locomotive works in Rich
mond. and that shipments OF the anish-
Cd shells Will be made directly from the
company's wharves or from City Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

remedy for this is course OF scalp
massage. Scalp massage il one OF the
secrets of keeping the hair in perfect
condition. shall be Slad TO send YOU
my instructions for scalp massage IL
YOU VIII send me q stamped, addressed
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EOwel1-Fanf.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
CULPEPER, VA, April 1S.-Miss
Emma FAINT, the youngest daughter Of
Charles FAINT, and w. Andrew Vowel, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

ltarTiet: ain sorry 10 d:aappoin, Won
nut cannot recommend any propric-
taFy articles through my column This
~ Il sihpl" exercise for reducing tho
waist. SIT on the floor and Practice II
,''aap .he feet hr1nly in the hands and
convert yourself into - living rncl;,,,,
CHAIR. Rock hacl. aud forward fo. nbnu,
Ten minutes night and mominp ~.
!""'l"n soon becomes easy. aud the SIN.
ptr'pundant h">h disappears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

vile il arouses our contempt. You are
never comfortable i'll the presence OF
people YOU hold in contempt. and YOU
cannot be at ease with those who as
sumo putroniHing air toward YOU.
y woman may not be in danger OF
insults from the overly polite man. and
women of the same character may he
perfectly harmless. but whatever the
sen. they certainly become borcs, even
upon slight acquaintance.
Real politcness is primarily based
upon consideration for others and gen
tie breeding IT is never mistaken for
rudcn"Ss and cannot possibly CRATE
Unon the nerves or irritatc and provoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
4 Police Rnitl.

The police this afternoon raidcd
house in Jail Alley. kept by Alice Shell
colored, on suspicion that liquor was
being unlawfully sold there Five
women and five men were arrested in
Tire house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

y ~ Ia When IT." hair fans l,,r.
tHhh may reasonably bo ckp.gt.d
'hroufh coinhing and brushing, (, is in.
NhrihDly sign that tho roots lack mn
arit'oh through defective circulation
me surest, simplest. and mos, eI;cc,ivc