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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16
VOJSKA SPOJENCU TAt1NOU BELGI|

kdyby rozhodo ese dele odpor ks Vsecko to zavis
udaostech zapadnm bost kdez byla etos
rama smrtena ktera vyvoaa vsecko ostatn evo jim
de- pr Buharsku. Bylo by mono, re by Nemci utvoi
in ktere by mohl stravit zmu kdyby je opus
Rakusane Turci Kdyby Jim pralo stesti NELL obratne
den dala by zrid nie kterou by saco osmdesat
dvs meme nez pouzvali dosud Nesmi vsak zapomna,
velmi mnoho zaIez verenem minen Nemecku Tam,
jak zda, pustila z vojensk klka konrolu rukou
bude tax snadno il zmocnit. ~-7. s@~ y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16
KONDUKTERKA ZABITA.

Bertha Mann, 40O7 Denison
ave., konduktorka ma Madison
ave. kare, byla zabita kdyz
vstoupila ma druhe koleje, aby
umistila z elektrickeho dratu
spade ko!ecko. Naproti jedou
CT kara prudkym narazem il
usmrtila,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16
SPOJENECKE PODMfNKY MfRU.

Londyn, 16. rijna. - Drive nez-l povoleno bude Ne
mecku prmefi, mus bezpomineens vzdati die zprav
pfichazejcich spolelivych pramenI Hlavni podmin
ky mi: st. 4
Uplne odzbrojeni a rozpuitsni arm6d.
Obsazeni Met, Mohuce jinych nsmeckych NEST spo
Vojenske autority pokladaji tez nezbytno, ably
Nemecko spojencIm vydalo svoje odstvo a vzdalo
prospech spojencG opevnsneho Helgolandu.
Dalsi mrove jednani dalo by Sc die vseho Bruselu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16

balon pfiletel Akron a we ctvr
tex neb v patek navstivi naSe
m6sto letadla Dayton, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16

ravskych mest. Pravi Sc tez, ze ceske oby
vatelstvo opatrilo Sc zbrani bije Sc jiiz
vojskem. Vlada obsadila narozi Praze
kulomety dsly, vzdor tomu vsak ku po-
ulicnim bitkam mezi vojskem i lidem
Praze pry jjiizz doslo.
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VSEOBECNA STAVKA v CESKYCF]
ZEMfCH.

Baslej svycarsko, IS. fijna. Ceskosovenska Narod
nj Rada Praze shromxzd&na nafidla veobecnou stavl
zemch eeskosovenskych, kerazto sava ma bt amsi
teste prot vyv6xeni eesoovenskych kraft do
zemf nxmeckych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16

Pariz, Is. rijna -Po nafizeni vseobe-
cne stavky Narodni Radou Cechach
a ma MoravG, kterazto stavka mela byt ia
kymsi protestem proti vyvazeni potravin
zkralovstvi do zemi nemeckych, doslo v
Cechach ma Morave k velikym bourlm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-16
(Poledni bulletin.)

posleze pry k revoluci. Videnska vlada
oznamuje prohlaseni stanneho prava
ceskem kralovstvi vysilani nemechych
a mad d'arskych plukd ma zdolani revolty
do Prahy, Plzne, Pisku, Tabora, Brna,
Olomouce, Prostejova jinych ceskomo-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Srei gOIisiften nnS elm autu.

Die berittefen 9plisiiten Otto
Rpeber. aIpin 8errtburbt iirib @biparb
Witborn purben aeitern bon 8oliseis
def gopelan fuTpenbierf iinb afigetptss
I'm, iih Dor Siherbeitsbireftpr Dol
mes auf bie 4Hflase Der Pflihtbers
fiatldiiigunq gu perdfittporten. Sri Der
Qlnflaae tpire eeltenb eefnadt bab in
eer Nd&t bonn lebttn Sreitao in 9pps
Fart Elm IutomobiI geitpbIen unn an
Meabiria Reub. nabe ben Geuth @rsss
cent sNdts, bon 5en Jnfuiien psrlaf-
Ten tpuroe. Tds 9lntrrobtl babe biz
Dienitua bdfelbit eeitonbn. Jener
Oiltritt iuiro pon ben gendnnten pos
lisiifen ubpatreifiiiert, uno Der gSphs
aeidef tpiinItt MN gu erfdbrsn, rpie
es lam, bab pigisfben bas gllttourebiI
ridt fansen, bd bod zine 8efdfyis
bHua besieIbeH, iotpie bic 9isensz
gsanmer alIer 9oliseiitatipneu riitges
tbeilt ipprper mar.
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9nrd5 einen Mepolperid1u
Nadlte bic franfe ssran Goa anSre,us
ibrem 2ebeH Elm GnSe.

Die in 1r. 2722 ssffsrIon atpeitrs
ipohnbafte. q Sabre dlte trarte Jruu
Gro annreips, mahte geItsrn Wtorgert.
ruaeffdxinlih in einer1 41faIlt pun
@ersipeifIung. ihrenf2eben hnr1 einen
RepoIoerihub Elm Gnbe. Sbr Gatts,
Rpbert anbreps. elm gtftreidsr, mar
tnrs bprber nufgeftanben, nm 1euer
in Der slide en5uutndsn. aIs ct pIot=
lih einen Shub perna1m. Gr elite
III has S6lafsintmer tno ifelIte feft.
bdB fefnt Trdu ourh etnen S6ub In
bic GhIdft iib aei6btei tdtte. gittsn
ihr auf BEN @ett lag ibr flint Jabre
alter Sobn. ;yrdu Nnbrefps ipaf,
ME BEN goronet nnitgetbiIt purss.
felt einiatr 3sit rpessn eines 6alsleis
hens non Dr. Gidfenee Bebner bebans
belt fporbtn. Gs butte Fib ibrer aus
Nurrht. bub iie an 9uberfufoiis itise,
HHo b0b bas ainb, eeifen 9eburt Iit
sntaeaenfab, terfeIben Rrantbeif psrs
fallen s1iirbe. fius tisfe glieoeroxinla,
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ZterbIid,tei sberidBt.

-Ufnrp Usnrpbp. 60. 3704 WDntgr
mtrp aDsy aOsrperiaItuns.
NINA piIrcen. go. s13 Gbarlois'
Str. arebs.
Whurp Rlug. 66. 1907 DubItp Str.
eaftr0brensntsiinbuna-
4mslia s}fsnnis. %, 2l3S 0in,
Cir. gliuenIeiOen. II
DeIia RGps. 81. 944 Barr sarabs
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cage ,uirs beffer.
Wsiire S9uIen i6HHen ben Inter
ridt pkDsr aufnehmen

Die before aobIsnDeriorsuHs Der
ShnIM madte Is m5s!id, bdB se,
fern in Der 27., in bsr %. Diitritt.
fcfpie in Dsr Dalion Gfale Der uHs
ierriht ipisber dufssnommsn fperoen
tonnis .Sn ben brei 6odjaalen ipiro
otr uHisrridi ON Ulontog ipisber dlfs
eenommen. benH bic Ss3Hatsriuls sabs
nriniffrdtion bat fiebsn DaggoHs
2oblen iiir bieis prei Shukn jpe3isIi
t<jtirimi nnb nit bsr aoblenperfors
suns ipurSe seitrn bsspnnsn. Die
acknowledgement fangen ebenfans
ndhItsn Wlonsug ipisoer an. Utrner
beaiHnt ON Wentas Der rlnierfidt
ipieher in Der 8. Diitritis, in Der Ras
idbig. in Der Debitsrs uno in Der
6onbsihule, unb bn infoIse bes eirb
setreisnH abauiDetiers bic Robiens
fitudtipu ii4 in ben rGdisH 7asen
fdpn lidrIib peisniIirb ssbsiisrt bas
ben ipirb. tperoen gdmatiide GdulsH
balb pisbsr I'M @aHss gin.
Sn Der seitriesn GibuHa Der 6iab
G4pol Irufses ipurse mf empiebs
lung Don @uperintsnbsni gonooH be-
fhloH<n, bic balbiGbrissn priifunaen
ausf1llsn 5u InI1sn bnmii bic burd
bis &mIitbuHe tsr ShHIen ptrlereu
oenoffdsi1< 2sff fr,feher efffoshrft t<,~y.
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MutO 1T 1runipi.
Cas pferb miro 6alb nur mod TN
3ooIOsifaen @ortsn su fsben
IeiR.

Der itd6tiide Snssnisur arua bat
StatiiiiisH iummsln IaiIsn iib.r b<n
Jubriusrssoer,sbr in fsr Staot unb
oiels ldiIsn sriebeb eab has Rotorses
fd1rt iHim<r msbr in Brand ioHtnt
nnb bas pfsrOsgeIpnnh boIb sin3li6
bon Den SirabeH berbrGnst babet
ipiro. Die 8eit iSheint osmndd niht
mehr fern gu iein, no pIeroe nur nod
IN ben 3oolosiitsH 9drisn Jn isben
iein perpsH.
Dieisn aufnabmen SuFolg purpsa
ipdbreno sines sebHfiiineigsH Wertel.
tdees 5633 5Hhrpsrie sssabli, be an
b<r aAisn StruBe. sDiftsn Sp,a.
more uno Broadway puisbrten.
Bon oiefsr 3abI Dartn mir 800 nit
pferosE beipdnnie Jubrmerte unb ale
iibrisen iparn NetorIubrneris. Nm
Der bersieen 3iueiteR Girabe, ,piiheH
Haes uno gine Strabs, Durosn inebr
Bistbsfnbriprit ais autos aesGbli,
ndmIih 1888 bon sritstr nne 533
bon letterer Mrt
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ftnoen, pirit als SoIiit Der frausO=
fifte @eisenbirtuofe Sacques This
bouo nit, Der felt elmer Reihe bon
Sabren bier nidt mebr dufgetreten
IN. Der &iinItIer biente BERN @uss
brud beg arieas in Der franSoiifHm
Nrfnee unb fpurbe DOT runmebr Siuei
Jabren, narhbem er Sertpunoet fporben
ipar, beurIaubt, nm cine &Dn5ertretfe
md, ben gereinigten Gtauten MAIDEN
su tDnneu unb tpeiIt Ttitbem bier I'm
3anbe. ssiir iein bieTises 9luftreieu
Bat f6 Der SiinitIer aulc's ~Spms
pbonie espagnole" dnseetpGblt.
Die bon 0ietpr Serbert aitidmmsns
de'telIten Srteiternurnnern iinb
yeetbobens fiebente Spmpbpnie in u
bur; WsenosIsfobns Gin Somnlers
nadtsiraum" unb r8amboula" Don
Goleribse Saplor.
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uenbeit bendttist esbdbt. Wie felt
eeiteIIt tpuroe, batte bic 5obte ben Res
pcIper tpdbreno Der garrsen Rada TIN
ter ibreni &iFen perbprsen eebdbt u1lb
nit Der 2tusTiibruna hires @orbubens
aeipartet. Biz ibr @atte bas S@luf,
aftr1ner rerlaifen bate.
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0ebnrten.

Gborfes unb gtma 9illam, 216
Weft a. Str. WsdNden.
German unb 2ciIife Shorbos, 2541
marfatp gloe.. Wedbder.
Sdrpb uhb Torb 3sIgsr, SO wsuI.
berrn GIT. 8nabs.
@eorse uub Sbd Gottman, 320S
Gdlpin CTR, 4ndbe.
Sdntp unb Tleni GeIeits, 1905
Roin Str, 4nabe.
6etmau nuo @raes S9ulb. 1873
State Qlpe.. Ra6deA
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IN btf aeitsiasn gsrfamF,IuHs ber
1irfiossu bsr Wtiiem German 1oni
ipurbe Orr ntIbis aab gum 0itfss
RniTitrer uub 9<rr Gbipdrb g. I<h-
msr aum 1yulf sDnmtsH erHanni. Gs
axf4ab biss in AHertennuna ibrer
iibrsfnnssn. srfotsrddxn Derbinbunq
NIT aendHnisr 8duf uHb dis Gin Sci
den hts W<rtrsasns IN IN ssf6dffs
lifSe Gffahruna uno prf6Hfi9< lid
i'sttit. Orr 5sfois Rat q isis q
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HntrkeMNMtlg voM Obtil,
SlssisraHs erttnnt @irfeH ser
Gentid . Amerifaner anb ber
bentidr dramerifauiidjsn BrefIs
bod an.
Semfrfsnslutrtbsr grisf bss yn.
blisitGts Girtftsrs Briee,


Radbem SENATOR aing BON lltah
itine DorIoss gum Wintruf bss Grti.
briefss bes DsutI9 almsriianiidsn
RaiionaIbnnbs sinssrsitt battle. ipurs
be 9<rr Sobn G4tpadb, sintr Der
gbts tsprdiiotnten pts Bunbes, beim
pubIisitdis DIRECTOR SyrH Dscdr
u. pris in Der Ansslessnbeit boriieI'
Zig. Serr SHtpoab mics auf ole ors
snniiiris aampdsns bin, bic pom
gunb unb isinsn 3D<isen i'm Snkrs
sfe Der peri4isbsnxn Jiiansmabrss
ssIn Der Rsgieruns nit 70 sIadIiGem
Grfoies unternoulmen fuurbe, uHb
auf bic tpertbpolIe Silfs, bic bic in
btutidxr Spratx ssbrudten amerisas
niiden 3eitunssn berieIbeu seleiifet
bdtts. Cine ssm.iniddftlidx 2ams
payne irseu6 ipelder Art f0nne na,
tiirlit ni9i mebr itaitiinben, tDeuH
Die AuilSfuns bes Bunbes Don gsfeb'
ipesen perfiiet ipiir0e, beHn alsoann
ipiirpen aub pie tinsanen 1beiit, biz
Siaaiss uHb Stapipsrbdnoe. 81 tIb
Iiirsn aufb0reu.
Oaraui bat 5nr Ghipaab ee!iern
rn folssnben. ji4 Isibii erilarenbsn
8risf pom pubIijitdts Dirsttor
priee erbalten:
6habamtss Gepdrtem.nt Wabingion.
22, Jonuar 1913.
6srru Sobn Gdnoub, Cincinnati 8.
Oeebrter Orr:
Dies bisnt ais gmpfanssbtftdti'
suHs Jbrss ssebrten S4rsibens pom
IL. Januar.
Geftatten Sis mir, Shnsn bic @rs
iidsruns 5u gexn. bab Jbre perfSH'
liden anfrensunsen im JutereHe Der
Jinan5unierHebmuHseu Der Bunoess
regkruns sbenio fpie bic Witbiife Der
In Jbrer Siaot In bxutf3er GpraAe
sebrudtn 3eititEgeu sIsi@mdbis bod
gtf1dbt iperben, als 8emiibunsen 3ur
3yiibrnng elmer pobforgantffrten
staInposne in Qlubs. Yersinsn uiiu.,
bsren Wlitglieber beuti6xr Geburt
obsr abfunft finb, ui1t MIR init Be
sus aui Rrisssriparnife, foHhrru
Iduf 5uiiinFtise goHoaussnbss sbeI.
falIs.
Gs uHisrliest iiir uns isinem 3Deis
ftl, bab bic Rduitat: fol4 einr
our&ednsiesn ipfanatiftsn Hams
pasne ~ sirrm Hi4t eeriugeH Graos
bd5u bsitrngsn, BIZ DsbauptuagsH aus
sewiHsn QusIIen Ju piSsrigen, bic
barnuf nbsielen, ben patriotisnnis.
bic 2opoliidt unb ben Sparfnmteitss
finn br ameriionsr bsiifdvr Geburt
Ober 4btunft, als Gsiammt oosr Sns
bipiDmlm, IN Nibireoit gu brtuesH.
Die Jeiffxflimg folG<r 7bGtfd&sa
ipirS aud bic Wiriling baden, bds
grIdnsen nod roSifolsn Gefssen obs
3ui4Dd1en.
Gsiiatien Sie mir isrwr bic Sbais
fade gu betousn, bcb meor unftr
prdfisnt. nod bx Miislisber fsims
Aabinets ~ irssno siner 8eii elsnBe'
rurgm sstbun bdbm, biz ben pas
triotismns, bic 2opolitdt uHS osn
SpdrInmstiisfiun iensr aldHe uuferer
giirssri&aft In 3Deifd eesossn bdis
ten. Rad senauer llniriu&uns spers
ben Sie finbsn, Sab Ssrgleiden Nm,
gnkH ipeniger tepdutporiltfxn
Guellsn entiprinssn.
Mit Der Wrf2eruna aHierer BE,
rsiitpiaisteit. NIT Jbrer sufammeHs
Juarbeikn unb Sbnen gu heIftn,
ipeuH INNER oas mSslif In. unb uns
fsrr beiten Wiinfde filr eine erFoEs,
reiGe admpdgne Derbisjbe id
Sbr fehr srssbensr
--
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ben lam. Die oobfduI2rinsipals bat.
ten bereits an Mittpoh atbsnS cine
oerartise gmpisblnns in ibrsr 9srs
iaHrmluns ssulo6t.
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pi, statifti. ttfpIate. um qn.

ON SNItITII ttTUIHItf AIH <tH@
bdItspunits fir bas Bel Sttabsus
pfluIhruneen gu berpenoen6e Utates
rial gu betommsu. Straben, in mel
den Der Waseftbsrtebr 6eipnbers
Hart ift, tperbsn fir ibr pfldiier cine
nelins5uigs ROuttstunttrIase erbals
ten.
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Dir snmphpnis. apnserte.

9eIeeeHtlib Der beibsn biespodyiqsn
Spmpbontsion8erte, bic ME iiblid, arr
s5rsttas Radmittas unb am Sonrttag
glbeuo tn Gusern Guhitcxhan Init
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01
BNAI BIRTH.

The entertainment staged by the Bnai
Birth last Thursday evening for the
benefit of the Sailors and Soldiers Wei
fare League was a decided success.
The programme, participated in by the
following, was one of unusual artistic
merit: The Bnai Birth Augmented Or
chestra Of Is pieces in a selection of
Overtures and Jazz pieces; Louis Mela-
med as AL JOlsOn, Jr., in a skit of local
variations; Peter Lisousky at the violin,
accompanied by Mr.. Franklin Kreger;
Sam Barnett in vocal selections accom-
panied by Miss Jeanette Barnett, Miss
Nettie Greenberg at the piano in a num-
Der of selections; four minute patriotic
talk by Mr. Hiram D. Frankel; Helen
Blumenfeld in a dancing sketch drilled
by herself accompanied by nine girls and
boys. Miss Sophie Tucker, Orpheum
headliner, and her husband, Mr.. West
phal, also on the Orpheum bill AS a
result about $4,000 were raised for the
fund
At the meeting of the Bnai Birth held
Monday evening a committee was ap-
pointed for the purpose of co-ordinating
and consolidating war relief work in the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01
TEMPLE NOTES.

The Purim Festival of the Sabbath
School of the Mt Zion Temple took place
last Saturday afternoon in the Vestry
rooms of the Temple. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed away by group and
solo dancing by the children, Rotations
and music. The Sabbath School at the
same time contributed $1,000 each to the
Neighborhood House, the Red Cross and
the Jewish Home for the Aged.
At the Friday evening services held
last week DR.. Rypins delivered SER
mon dedicating the Service Flag of the
Temple The flag contains thirty stars,
each representing one of the members
of the former Sunday School classes who
are now in the military service.
The regular Friday evening services
this evening will take place at 8 o'clock
DR.. Rypins VII dedicate the evening to
the Purim Celebration.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01
ST. PAUL.
With The Travellers.

Chief petty officer Robert Adler, Naval
Training Station Great Lakes, ILL.,, spent
a few days furlough with his father,
Otto Adler, returning to his duties Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Carl Elsinger 9S5 Summit avenue
left Thursday evening for New York,
where he will visit his brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Forsch.
Miss Bertha Heilborn, $50 Goodrich
avenue, who is teaching at Cannon Falls,
spent the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Goldberg of Duluth
visited at the home of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ B. Goldberg, 923 Linwood
place, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shedorsky returned
early this week from their wedding trip
to California and have taken an apart
ment at the Aberdeen.
Entertaining.
Mrs Ben Hirschman, 1885 Summit ave-
nue., will entertain the members of the
Friday Club at luncheon on March End.
Mr. and Mrs A. N. Rose, 7O3 Summit
avenue, entertained the members of the
Sunday Night Bridge Club, at their last
meeting.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Cohen, 719 Grand
avenue, announce the engagement of
their COUSIN Frenetta Levy OF Detroit,
Mich, to Mr.. S. Jarrow of Chicago.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01
TEMPLE AARON NOTES.

The regular Friday evening services
will take place this evening commencing
at 8:15; sermon by Rabbi Kle;nman,
Communal Charity"
On Tuesday evening last the Sabbath
School of the Synagogue held a Purim
Celebration. The program consisted of
a stereoptcon lecture on Purim, tabloid
"Aufin Pripitchik," play "Haman's Con-
spiracy," and group of Rotations,
songs and music.
The Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
ton gave a Purim Social at the Club
Rooms of the Temple Aaron, last Satur-
day night. programme of varied en-
tertainment was followed by dancing.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01
CLUBS BANQUET DRAFTED MEN.

Last Monday evening at the Arcanum
Hall the Y M. H. A. held a banquet for
two of it's members about to depart for
Camp Dodge in the military service.
Another banquet for the Jewish draft
ed men of the West Side was held last
Saturday evening at the Hebrew Insti
tute The speakers of the evening were:
Laurence Hodgson, Sam Tiber Alex
Warren, Harry Smith, VIM. Edelson
Louis Sassner, David Lentz and Morris
Atlas The POSTMASTER of the evening
was Mr. Gustavus Loevinger The eve
ming was pleasantly enjoyed by all pres
ent and hearty send-off was given to
the fifteen Jewish men leaving from the
9Th Division, whose names follow: Isidore
Abramovitz, Ben Binstock Harry ]. Co.
hen, Louis Cohen, VIM. Edelson. Jack
Fuhr, Morris Fishman, Louis Finkel-
STEM George Goldman, Meyer Golden
berg, Morris Gottlieb, Herman Kauf-
mann, Dave Lentz, Ben Sadowsky, Peter
Fucker
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JEWISH HOME FOR AGED BALL A
SUCCESS
SUCCESS.

One of the most enjoyable social events
of the year was held last Tuesday eve
ming at the Masonic Temple when the
Jewish Home for the Aged of the North
financially and socially. The success of
the affair resulting in a considerable in
come of the Home which was largely due
to the efforts of Mr.. Samuel Cohen.
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HADASSAH NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting of the
st. Paul Chapter of Hadassah will take
place Sunday, March 3rd, at 3 P. M, at
the Temple Aaron. After a short bust
ness session Mr.. Gustavus Loevinger will
lecture on "The Greatest Woman in Is
rael." This will be followed by vocal
program rendered by Miss Sara Samp-
son. The meeting is open to the public
and a cordial invitation is extended to
ALL
The recent garment drive conducted
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city of St. Paul for the coming year and
will become Immediately active in at
tempting to unity the various relief COM
mittees in the city and starting 1918
drive. An appropriation of $1,000 was
made for the soldiers at Fort Smelling in
the form of Purim baskets.
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SISTERS OF PEACE TO MEET.

The regular meeting of the Sisters OF
Peace will take place next Tuesday al
ternoon at o'clock at the Wilder Char
ity building. Mrs. W. j. Logue will speak
on "Woman as Community Factor"
The hostesses this month will be the
Mesdames NJ Copilovich, H. Copilovich,
J. Copilovich and Mrs. J. Goldberg.
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SOCIAL NEWS

(The news columns of The American Jewish
World are open for the publication of news OF
communal and social interest. These must reach
our office by Wednesday to insure publication in
the issue of the following Friday. Telephone
your St. Paul news to Dale 3494. or write Society
Editor. The American Jewish World. TIA pioneer
Bldg, st. Paul.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-14
WHY PUT A BAN ON CHILDREN?

New residents who come to Orlan-
do, seem to be unfortunate in one
sense Of the word, especially If they
have children. A while back, the
first question propounded to a pros
pective tenant, was their general
health. Now 1t is different to some
extent. Mothers canvass from one
end of the city to the other in search
of homes. Many offer to pay high
prices, but when the landlords learn
that they have children, they almost
throw up their hands in horror and
say: Nothing doing"
Why the ban against. children?
they are not to blame because they
were born. They need homes as
much as adults. II you own a home
Just stop and think back to the days
when you were kiddie. Surprising
your mother had gone from one end
of the city to the other and had found
no place to shelter her little flock.
What would you have thought Of the
men who had Disseminated against
you in this manner?
The children must have homes.
They are important to the welfare Of
the city and the country. They
must be cared for in some way.
Give the little folks the chance
they deserve.
And after all, children frequently
do less damage to house than many
grown folks who have no children.
A MAI, who discriminates against
children certainly is unpatriotic and
has lost part Of life that will make
him happier and wealthier Orlando
keporter-Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-14
PAINTED HIS OFFICE YELLOW

If reports are true, Fort Myers peo-
pie have little use for Stacker. A
story comes from thatc ity that a
prominent young attorney who mar
ried rich girl who not only sup
ports him, but supports him in a
princely manner, made affidavit that
be was the sole support of his wife
in order to escape army service. One
night this week citizens of Fort My
ers painted his Office front bright
yellow. The Office was ornamented
by sign bearing his name and the
word Lawyer. The latter word was
obliterated and the word Stacker"
substituted .-Wauchula Advocate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-14

Tallahassee, Sept. BY. W. C. A.
day yesterday was one of the most
interesting events of the week at the
War College at the FLORIDA State
College for Women. A number OF
fine speakers were on the program
and the attendance was most graft
flying. The work of the organization
in the coming united War Work cam
paign was outlined.
Miss Fanny G. Hatch, general Sec
rotary Of Jacksonville Association
gave the history Of the organization
and its approach to war service.
Miss Katie H. Halves spoke in the
morning on mobilizing woman power
speaking again in the evening on the
Y. W. G. A. Of today.
Miss Amy M. Smith told Of work
abroad. Miss Estelle Cook talked on
social service work. Miss Agnes
Davidson, chairman War Work Coun.
ell for Florida, made an address on
One Year with the War Work Coun
Gil, and Miss Myrtice McCaskell, State
director for the war funds campaign
explained the organization. Miss
Amy Smith, executive secretary fol
the South Atlantic field, told Of the
work Of speaking institute. Miss
Halves gave an evening address or
the organization work Of today ant
J. Herbert Wilson, state campaign
director of the Y. M. G. A., spoke
on our men in the army and navy
The meeting was a splendid success
and represented numerous organiza
lions said to be the largest number
of womens work in the State. Dur
ing the evening a patriotic pageant
was given by the children celebrat
ing children's week. The pagean
| was staged on the College campus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-14
A WoMAN's CHARM

Is it her regular features? No
more often 1t is her velvet complexion.
One can't we'll correct irregular fea-
lures, but good complexion is great
ly within ones own control. BY using
TETTERINE
you can remove all blotches, liver
spots, scaly patches and skin erup-
lions that impair beauty. Tetterine
is also one Of the few recognized
agents that will really conquer ecze-
ma, ringworm, itch and such trouble
some ailments, no matter how long
standing. Sold at drug stores. Shup-
trine Company, Savannah, Ga,-
(Adv:)