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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-27

Nature never punished a man for
getting his legs tired. She has pun
ished many for getting their nerves
exhausted
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-27
Storms Of Life.

The noblest characters are those who
have steered the life saving vessel
through storm tossed seas A bed of
down never nurtured great soldier
yet
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR
OF THE CITY OF ASHLAND,
OREGON
Whereas, in conformity with law
in such cases made and provided.
special election of the qualified
electors of the City of Ashland.
Oregon, was held on the 1Sth day
of December, 1917, at which was
submitted TO said electors, for their
approval or rejection, the follow
ing proposition:
Charter Amendment Submitted TO
the Voters by the Council.
Shall the charter of the City of
Ashland be amended by adding an
article thereto to be known as Arti-
Gle XXI, and thereby empower Che
common council to issue General
Obligation Bonds refunding in the
aggregate $4,000 of Street Inter-
section Bonds, $4,000 Septic Tank
Bonds, $4,000 Fire Protection
Bonds, $4,000 Optional Park Land
Contracts and $10,S16 General
Fund Obligations?
And, whereas, the charter of the
City of Ashland proposed to he
amended has reference to that cer-
tain act of the legislative assembly
filed in the office of the secretary
of state October IA, 1898, and en-
titled AN Act to incorporate the
City of Ashland in Jackson county.
Oregon and to define the powers
thereof, filed in the office of the
secretary of state February 2i,
1883, and the act approved Febru-
ary 25, 1895, amending the same,
together with all other and subse-
quent enactments, either of the
legislative assembly of the state of
Oregon, or the electors of said city.
having for their purpose the
amendment of said legislative act
filed in the office of the secretary
of state October IA, 1898; and
Whereas, the proposed charter
amendment omitting the enacting
clause and title thereof is as fol-
lows:
ARTICLE XXI.
Section /. For the purpose of
providing funds for the refunding
and redemption of Street Tntersec-
tion Bonds of said city, numbered
6S to SIS, both inclusive, aggregat-
ing $10,500. payable at the option
of the city on and after September
/, 1910 and for the purpose of
providing funds for the refunding
and redemption of Street Intersec-
ton Bonds of said city numbered
As to 60, both inclusive, aggregat-
ing $4,000, which became payable
at the option of the city on July l,
1911; and for the purpose of pro-
viding funds for the refunding and
redemption of Street Intersection
Bonds of said city numbered 26o
to 2S7, both inclusive, aggregatinS
$11,500, which became payable at
the option of the city on April l,
1912; and for the purpose OF pro-
viding for the refunding of Septic
Tank Bonds of said city, numbered
21O to PIT, both inclusive, aggre-
eating $4,000. which became pay
able on March 10, 1912; and for
the purpose of providing for the
refunding and redemption of Fire
Protection Bonds, numbered 752
to 1856, both inclusive, aggregating
$4,000, which became payable at
the option of the city January l,
1914. and for the purpose of pro-
viding funds for the refunding and
redemption of certain optional
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-27

The habit OF doing little hard things
promptly and bravely is the best prep
aratlon for the crises Of life.
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Clarence Walker, son of NJ Walker
of this city is now somewhere in
France and writes friends that he
had a nice trip and that he is happy
and we'll.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-27

HARRY L. SINCLAIR will trade set
of heavy single leather tug work
harness for farm produce. Tele-
phone 80. As
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
BOB VEACH IS
HOLDING OUT
Outfielder Uses Frat Defy In
Campaign To Get Salary
Raised

A iew DAYS ago these columns 1s-
serted thar AMONG smart najor
league ball players ihe proposed
strike is merely scheme o sch-o
tire masnats- out OF ther p.aas 20
cut salaries from the wartime tsvvls
OF The past teR seasons Detfci' has
concrete case 81 ihe sor, rght
now
bon V4ach is q ha.dot IT, vas
onered he alsr' paid hm last wear.
He aas given $50 cW Er he ants
raise He refused tc @4R be-
contract informing Presiieu Ndyin
taat rle hsure d. TOO low Ahen
Nr Navin atten oted 20 come 20
rms POP stalled and enlisted with
The frat;ers. insisting fhat reals h
houd nof n dual Fuilz aic be
could Thete fh nauer gest-
Nr Narn is waiting lor Noaca
10 maks Is, nr.t mot, ul N"ech
IS wsrin- frr his employer wita thf
sr.ka scare his chgusr for staff
in- ara "A an sue ior rhe hoit cut
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
RAPIDS PLANS
TO CRACK ALL
OLD RECORDS

GRAND RAPIDS Mich Jan o.
The annual national tournament
81 the American Bowling coagres
VIII b. held in Grand Rapids N
February and already energetic
boosters from ne Michigfl town
are predicting Tho number " on.
trioa sill go above 500 fcama and
break an former records
The record for team Is r0g heie
by Toledo. where 10 ave.men teams
rolled last year - which Toledo
entered 22s
Grand Rapids wli Iase ory
about 100 teams entered Ia fne i1i-
tournament bnt t0recfs unusually
heavy entries from Dorof and Ctl
cazo 90 boost 'he entries 20 100
teams.
Chicago entered 70 teams ~ To-
lsdo Grand RAPIDS es5ec'in
three nme tha' number fr5m a
Wndf rNfM
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
DETROIT STARTS
OFT IN LEAD IN
INTER-CITY MEET

Emslet ~ Derrpr and Wood ~
Chicago. eN meet af eeneg-Hus
ton tonight n H. econd flock ~
Size lntercity match W threecu.hion
billiards Immediately after The
match. ,he PLAYER win leave for
Chicago. where lhe FINAL fao 3D.
eil be plaged
Detroit ha- started 0F q she head
~ fhe fru irterci'y mateh ~ THIS
SORT that has ever peen plaeei
49,, ~ Detroit played Chapman
~ chicago. last nIshf and the ne
uoiter w0r, 900 70 517@-Rnn ~ ft
- and is helped well fhr Da
Total
Clarence Jackson Of this ritr and
Hugh Heal. 90 Toieto hatfled 10 4
interstate league three cushion
match ~ sweeney .Hlston' lai
nl9ht. and Heal Aon bv "A count %
SD 10 So Heal had high ran %
seven
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

The rule in athletics that the son
of great athlete is never as good
Bis father IN the same sport
promises 20 Pc broken oy Barney
weters Jr son or the sprintn
champion o. Is years ago
t boy ~ lT young Barney is al
acy setting records on the track
Which indicate he vii De even great.
Ter than his father because he Is
more versatile
Young Wefcrs : not only crack
so-in,er. bur has won honors n the
hurdles and Jumps fields which his
fatler never entered
In rhe c'asslest junior field ever
entered In indoor competition ln
New York Wefers Junior finished
rariine thlra 70 TIE seward dash
In worlds record time
Bar he DO, is much better n oat
door competition than on AN In
racs Last pring he won foGr
-r-- fcr % Witt Clinton high school
ae3lrst fhe Columbia freshmen taf
ag ,he 700 ana 22o dashrs the -
loe hurdles and the broad jump
IL the arIt time In track afh
hsre SON has given prom
nt being AS succe siul as h'
nhe
In -ins -or- haze been fair
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Race Track Man is
Ready For Plunge
Into Boxing

NEW YORK. Ian % Grant
Hugh tCurleyl Brown. recent I'M,
prcssario OF racetrack in havana
cuba. viii. by his own admission.
begin today TO uplilt boxing IN New
York city. lie claimed be had closed
negotiations FOR years lease on
Madison square garden and that ho
would begin al once 20 recruit mem.
Oers for his National sport Club OF
America. Brown says he intends 10
organize a club like the famous
sporting organization IN London
Madison Square garden. he declar-
ed. will be- made over so that a lS
story set OF furnished rooms With
bath viii De- projected onto thc Mad
ison-aye. side s.. the huge building
Inside thsro viii he stationed per
manen'ly an arena capable 81 seat
ing 5000 spectators several hundred
seconds. ana iew boxers
Brown declares bee viii stagN - OF
30 highclass boxing contests every
year An effort viii bee made. hc
declared. TO have thc highest class
az attendance 20 hle members ni
his National club 20 oc favored IN
application Tor tickets
Brown expects 60 meet TIM O'Su''
Ivan manager % ics Darcy TODAY
and Will maac hiw good offer foF
"a bout wua Jack Iilon or bl'iy
Ntske. ihc former being favored
Vow ha brown has gathered IN
the gard apparently Tex Rick
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
GOLF CLUB GIVES
ALL OFFICERS
SECOND TERM

The Detroit Golf chm has carried
cuf iis plan ~ cen nuinz it. officer
for another year The program an
nounced last week aa- carried out
AZ fle annual meeting at the Hotel
-taiicrN Monday nish and fhs fol
losing officers Rrrc 70 clec.ed H.
q Rsckfam president Malcolm "
Oregon vicepre IS q.
Lerctan treasurer and secretary.
J y scaioIuan and Waiter & Hart
alan, director The unusual homer
is quo fo tho splendid work ~ these
sen'lemen In connection with the
improvements wtira .i make fhe
Detroit colree one OF fae ln-sf in
The world
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

ard Is expected 90 step entirety ou'
OF the WAY in regard 10 Darcy lie
has said ever since the Australian
LETT his native land without hecom
.nr soldier that whenever the iih''
came Tor Darcy TO make Hooa
match he would not stand in lhr
wa. Darcy. however has re'i0ln'a
from signing for any OF the huge
fortunes NAMED hy promoters u
ma ht that even yet h. viii retuse
90 sign until Richard has exhausted
eyery resource The western pro
mottr has talked OF building BIS o"n
arena. ~ the garden really has si'p
ped out 81 his grasp he may 30
ahead with these plans
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

NEW york. Jan -Tfe status
j ". hffc b1 Ii 10
m ihr ar a9rrls rrDariirs Nadi
90 squire Garden anl ifa probable
irssre arc mr bs Samuel M.Crsck-
IN and Tex Richard with tbe same
reply uat something definite o.
expected in day or fo."
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
FULTZ INVITES
MORE BUSTERS

NEW YOHN lsn - Dave Fulz
resident of the playeta' fraf has
decided 20 admit player from Class
50 and Glass G. .eague info fne or.
sanizsiion Evidently Fu.iz secs fi7
pest nanc for strength ~ 'h. min.
or ard desire 20 strengthen his
hold there
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Curley Brown Gets Garden
and Probably Has Darcy
IN WHICH NlEMANN
GETS HIS REVENGE

ANN ARnOR Mich Jan IS -
When "Waly Niemann tackled
"Morrie" Dunno ON the basket
bah floor the other night. II "N7
but the spirit ~ revenge coming
10 The front I'm the varsity cen
ter ~ last FALL The story goes
that Morric took pass FOR
touchdown in practice one AFTER
noon when "Wally' was guard
ing the spot whore the pass
came aud Niemann vowed re-
yenre a few skinned elbows
and knees on Dunno show me
revenge and now Il Is Dunne's
turn
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

We don't know how the buzz bugges temse. vii make ba
Of the exhibits getting farther gallon Ibis han
OF putting 70 eep can
DO n with punch any more so be has turned parson
writing that Johnnie
Eliza crossing the ice If he wants go po sad" Walter Gpnn
tomorrow night
packs
Johnnie Dundee and Ford here in Detroit Knocked clear OH
stsnase csns weight ilne abo4 his expulsion
. FRAT. bat he wishes that
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Bennie's Big Chance

IF Bonnie Williams
probably viii claim the bantam
the world He woAt have clear claim ou
therewf be
1 pete Herman who shaded Williams - 20
IFS
title couded Williams cant MAKE ne weight and anyway DE- &
TO a But Erte
have the title because his apparent good fortune came 10 n
o a
of both the
be- WiEbe position 20 90
shouting
is no
anyg be- 10 the himself DO
o dd windsor last
Williams
" q
fame ia
him lie has Is rounds which that's
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

RACINE. wis. Jan -a.--ln ono
~ DE toughest l0r0und scraus ever
staged IN Wisconsin. George KNOX.
cut Brown earned draw with Bob
Mona Milwaukee cave man, here
fast night Standing toe 10 Zoo the
iwc dghters EXCHANGED tallon- dur.
ing Tho entire route and both acre
badly battered when the gong
sOunded
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

VA TIErHER major league aa o. 40. etnE ,S
n unsigned sVrpaef fnf 't usne
wv Ful considerable peop, plas n ~ Sss
nod. htse famous should organization D. whipped IN re
which go step h9
rnacynse la practioc n tz A. good
athlete nlnele ne
sn,i and baseball hero Jumped directly
college diamond O leagues
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

CINCINNATI % Jan The
iisnfd contract of 0ufr ldor
Greasey Nealf sss received s Red
silHi No1ist ffe Is fhr
ir.f 0f ire regulars fo Ign
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

- Of ten
he discovered gand piece q batting stFaieg
left field hitter round ilAi
ambushing his drives The Phe hyehsser accordingly pa
bat there
their With he ser eudgon a.
found
shifted TO the heftsr mace Which SLOWED up m az
ia
fashion greatly faiened bis
viii that while slcn s ush
II the knight ~ the aShen
II
Then
1912 he mt l5 In 1913 ah 1917
he DOte old
scsnaousy IL lsle how
bated hGhthtns season
all he for bis system anc &C.
with H.
Evansville "hlcn
ballp Bend
ctuo
with chamber Of commerce RE
official
That viii fans admission o
fxoc and club
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
SEMINARY CAN
KEEP "Y' SPEED
II. Louis Club Has Easy Time
Beating Team From
Ann Arbor

The Polish sem mary played good
BASKETBALL AGAINST The Detroit ~
last utshf bar lacked ihe speed TO
keep ne pace which Jake Maxer's
can --t Tn- final score Nas = o.
- and tts association team claim
ed lh, cig end boossy and Castle
starred n baske- ihrosing The
-Ln- r..rr
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Joe Hurley defeated John Bauer In
SIS game match Tuesday In con
noction with The Grectcr Detroit
lcNlinr tourney Hubey average
is4 and Bauer wac only ITO
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
DETROIT SEVEN
PLAYS AS UNIT
{ combination Work Enables
Local Hockey Team To
Trounee London soldiers

Hockey teams representing the
cts of Detroit and the one Hundred
md Eighteenth battalion, now IN.
camped a, London. Ont. VIII meet
AZ the arena tonight In their fourth
,uck-chasing clash ~ the season.
Of re thre, games played. Detroit
has won Two and th- soldiers one.
afh gune may ee played a, Lon
con late 10 he week
TIE best hockey az The season
from 6 Detroit angle, greeted the
fans Who packed The arena last
night petroi' Won. the Official scor
er giving the count ss 20 !. ANA
tfur scorers were even more gener-
ous 20 ne Defroiters, reporting The
caur. AS 90 4 Any Nay. The u. y
b. soaadrcn showed genuine class
,as- nigh. and PLAYED rings around
their opponents Possibly i WAS due
20 'he Inspiration ~ The rev ami
forms which adorned 'he Per ons OF
the ruck-chase-s and perhaps Coach
Ross deserves the credit Az ans
rate sucS Of dynamite has been
exploded under The athletes ard hey
have changed theif tactics For the
arst time this winter Detroit mas q
hockey team that is wiling 20 use
binsucn play.
The passing MAS superb 'ss- night
and The bonoardment ~ Gol,tsnder
Joss was terrific 81 the retr1iiers
continue eith these tactics they sre
certain 90 become Fery popular anc
ters formila 'or .ot of aiNd
ul 'a,erf IS in the ranks The SUM
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Starred on a Grand Club

TN Tor Connie Macs hN Wa
Connie piloted Nadae f4nA
ne caicheFs
= and Monte Cross formed l nne
defens The year before
led
he spectacular oA
and Fuz was enough OF
star Ike a nock OF on ms FaA
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Tutz and the
Of ban lauder
TO re ace'p'foe
unless Futz went win hn " hs
he Quakers aso uel n
VINO failed az aoe 20
the ouhed where at proved 20
ia yerv capable he PLAYED Baltimore and bTSn .na
h ulrise ahef
sonnie Mack al milwaukee Western association
bis Athletics A. PhIadenh Isoa ne
Yaye for the former coegan eos M~auSee and was a
led OF WrseAhs
crew that was notable three basen "
Davis Lave Lalole
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Priotina-thr pinln meet kInd--fhsf
II right-fimes Dob Dept.-usln $50
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
The Fulton Famil,

NRED FULTON
II he 3 aroasng oodes attention IBIS More han likely
a has ng.
attention because 81 hl b. M uuF
who ess lard and s
feserishly re
educating but han
after Jack Johnson
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

JOHNNY Dundee ~ nov tilInC 10
admit thar Willie Jackson b. an
sr>.fhority err asfrpnSHy 80 showed
JOHNNY more stars than he had ever
seen hefurc.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23


feet four inches height weighs 2
50 nchesthe has NJ
physique that oppose Wiards without inviting
about fl t
Of this paragraph The Nebraska pcr belongs
maybe the pyramids Look these statistics
and the Fulton BOYS
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

OF permitting stars VINO NsHeu ~
him 80 dckered with CLARKE Ginia men
agreement l'''
securing He refused to accept ehesA ana
he aa OF 9nle
Jons ~ that lime Athletics This believes
magnate helping rival 70 sh@ oa
of
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

YORK and be retired 70 study las i Leg
oaos
10
but had t i
football st g
suI ranks Of the officials IN the oountr2
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January II, 1917.

thing he said. Many conservatives
been fully enlightened on the essential
merits of Zionism became it's staunch
supporters.
An informal reception followed the
address.
Hadassah Chapter.
AS a direct result of the inspiration
DR.. Horace M. Kallen gave to some of
the members of the Council of Jewish
Women, branch Chapter of the Ha-
dassah society, which aims primarily
to further hygienic conditions in Pal
estine was organized at the home of
Mrs Albert Mikolas on Saturday, jan
uary 9Th.
Miss Julia Felsenthal, who acted as
chairman, was elected president. The
other officers are Mrs. Arthur Brin,
vice-president; Mrs Maurice Wolff, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Alexander Ber-
man, treasurer, and Miss Sarah Schan-
field, corresponding secretary. There
were twenty-seven members present In
order to canvass the city for larger
membership, the Mesdames M. H. Har-
ris, Alexander Berman and Albert Mix
olas were appointed temporary chair
men of membership committees.
At an early date a public meeting
will be called explaining the purpose
of the organization and to enroll men,
bers. Public announcement of the meet
ing will be made in due time.
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DIR. LEFKOVITS TO ADDRESS
MEMORIAL.

DR.. Maurice Lefkovits, Rabbi of
temple Emanuel of Duluth, is coming
to the University to address the Menorah
Society next Wednesday evening, Jan.
18th, in room SOL, Folwell Hall. His
topic is Judaism and Christian Sci
ence."
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LOCAL NEWS

The subject at the Temple Friday
evening service will be: "Are Reform
Judaism and Zionism in conf1ict?''
Mr.. Chas. Juster was pleasantly sur
prised on the occasion of his 59th birth
day anniversary, Saturday evening, jan
uary 6, at his home, 1909 10th avenue
south by the board of directors and
members of the South Side Talmud
Torah, of which Mr.. Juster has been
president for the past five years. About
forty-five people, including the wives
of the members were present and spent
an enjoyable evening at luncheon and
cards.
The Junior Leaders will hold their
regular meeting next Sunday at the
Temple house at 8 p. m.
Sunday, January 18th, 1917, at the
Agudas Achim Congregation, 10Th
street and 18th avenue south, the an
nual meeting of the South Side Tai
mud Torah will be held for the election
of officers and discussion Of plans for
the coming year.
The second annual dance of the
Poale Zion Yougend Club, "Hatikwah,"
will be given at the Talmud Torah hall
on Sunday evening, January 18th, at
s p. m.
The group of young people who were
permitted to use the dancing floor of
the Gymal Doled Club between the
hours of midnight and-bedtime, di-
rectly following the Zionist banquet, are
indebted to the club and to Mr.. Paul
Pink, personally.
The canned music and the bottled
pleasure were equally enjoyable Not
everybody there was conversant with
the fox trot and one step, but they
took steps to learn"
To Raise Funds for South Side GYM.
TO those interested in the welfare of
young people, it has long been evident
that the needs of the Jewish youth of
the South Side have not been provided
for. Some meeting place where they
can spend their evenings in study and
prOhtable amusement must be obtained
Mrs. Geo. Mikes, whose position as SUI
perlntendent of the Sunday School in
the district has brought her an intimate
knowledge of conditions prevailing, has
taken charge Of the matter of providing
some facilities as a substitute for the pool
rooms and cheap movie houses at pres
ent the only places for spending the
evening open to the young. The first
affair to be given to raise money for
this purpose will be an entertainment
and dance, Sunday evening, January
2Sth, at the North Side Talmud Torah
Hall, 9Th avenue north and Fremont,
for which very interesting program
is being arranged to be announced in
next issue. Tickets, which are twenty
five cents, can be secured from Mrs.
Geo. Mikes, South 41O1, and Mrs. Har-
ry Schloss, Kenwood 1908.
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
Reported by Miss Sarah Schanfeld.
The members of the Council of Jew
ish Women were fortunate in having DR.
Horace M. Kallen of the University of
Wisconsin address them at their meet
ing of January third
DR.. Kallen briefly and clearly outlin-
ed the philosophy underlying the Chris
tian religion and it's peculiar attitude
towards the Jew, thus making it an
impossibility for a Jew to hide his re-
ligion behind cloak of Indifference.
The amateur Gentle who is ashamed
of Judaism and who tried to adopt
those phases of reform which will
bring him closer to his Christian neigh
bors is the type DR.. Kallen condemned
particularly. The real pride of Jew
is best exemplified in ones service to
the people.
Then DR.. Kallen outlined the pur-
poses of Zionism, emphasizing the ne
cessity of assisting all those who feel
confident that the Palestine colonies can
be made to prosper and to support
still larger number of people who are
bound to flock there after this horrible
war is over.
The sincerity and frankness of DR..
Kallen carried conviction with every
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

The opportunity to hear DR.. Lefkovits
is treat not often enjoyed in the
Twin Cities. He is man prominent
not only in Duluth where he has been
rabbi for 10 years, but also nationally,
as an interesting lecturer. He is dis
tinguished in the Bnai Birth world, is
a thirty-second degree Mason, and is
one of the vice-presidents of the Jew
ish Congress. He is a very able speak
er and knows his subject.
The Menorah Society extends an in
vitation to the Jewish community to
attend this meeting, and it hopes that
as many as possible will come.
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AMPLIORA CLUB BANQUETS AND
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Ampliora Club held it's Seventh
Annual banquet at the Rogers Hotel
Sunday evening last Mr.. Joseph Dloo-
catch acted as postmaster. Several ad-
dresses were made by different mem
bers, the principal one being a talk on
Incorporation" by Samuel Goldfus
After the banquet the election took
place. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Mr. Morris
Rosen, president; Mr.. Jacob Bazelon,
vice-president; Mr.. Jack Korengold, Sec
rotary; Mr.. Joseph Dloogatch, treasur-
er; Mr.. A. Arthur Cohen, business man
ager; Mr.. Lazarus Lippman, sergeant
alarms. Board of Directors: Mr.. VIM.
F. Friedman, chairman; Mr. Samuel
Goldfus, Mr.. Harvey H. Epstein, Mr..
Charles Hymes, Mr.. David London
The affair was closed with rising
vote of thanks to Mr.. VIM. F. Fried
man, the retiring president, for services
rendered during year 1916.