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Coffee CAhies-Rio was SOS res higher for Ia
at 1855 Exchange l32d higher at Il is s2d
Receipts 5000 bags and stock 449 900 hays
santos Is were quoted at l9ssO0 asked, a de-
cline Of 800 reis, while Is were unchanged at
$4,000 nominal. Receipts II, 0O bags and stock
1,9z5. 900 bags. Santos futures were rs refs
lower 10 50 reis higher.
hecelpts at the ports were Is, 600 bags, against
a, 900 last year and 30, 900 two years ago Sac
PBulo had s 900, against 5000 last year and
a, 900 two years ago, and Jundiahy 1000
against l6 0o and "a 900 bags, respectively.
The weather was hne In all districts OF Sac
Paulo. with temperatures ranging from ~ - n
degrees.
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Live Stock Market. In Other Cities.

ceipts. 5000: steady 0 70 higher. Bulk.
s2i.s0G ?2,2o; heavy, ss29i2i5; medium.
!?i soG3S.2o; lights. ssl7SG 222c; pigs.
Cattie-Receipts. $500; steady to higher.
Choice heavy steers. sltsSaiSso;, me
iaso choice iish,. S@ 1870: common SSS
s1o9l33o; butcher heifers. sT.75919.eo:
s caves t s;' ..d fan ;ise,ss ss: .tosS
sh:.pHRsssip,s 5000; higher Choice.
wethers, $500 1850: choice ewes. $40
gls; goats. Aso9sso
sssi@ate5 aty 5000 opsRsd
era. trade; but closed weak. except for
"a Z Buzz afs sifhs TsP S ssss r.ls sss
:ss isse rs %sSlm Tf,sh isS,
. n 90, st'y Dsssinst :S%:
cSttle-Receipts. 1900; estimated to-
morrow; 5000; higher Beet Beef steers; me
si Sa al" i7s5 s medium ' and ' good. ,issos
good and choiee .l.5oSls:I5 common
heiters, ss.266l6: cows. *s0ls.2S; Gamers
and cutters, S.750S; veal calves, light
s steers. ; ;s5Sei.sS; t :toetsr steers. $3.50
sheep-Reeeip,s $4,000; estimated to-
- Is GI7s5; cuiis and common. SEQ
lAis; y.arling wethers ;io.S99it:s;
ewes ewes medium. goo good ana snoi's "es'ZSi
ST. LOUIS. July lo.-Hogs.Reeeipts
heavy Weight. ts:ei:ss medium weight.
rhs asSt ,s SS' hsaSy paskSs .oS.
sIT'SS a 1880: pigs, ,isSf'
beef steers. medium and heavy weight.
9it75; common. no7sS ia;to; light
mon and medium. .Io1is; butcher cattle,
heifers. ss5oqltI5: cows, S@l2; can
and s.,,sT yea e ass@ar
steers s.5oGli.2S; stocker steers $3.50
sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep steady;
down. sI461s.76; culls and common. $50
1850; yearling wethers ,1oall; ewes.
medium ard choice '7'So@si culis and
CINCINNATI. July lo.-aos..ReceiP,s.
steady, calves steady. shesp|Receip,s,
$500; steady. Lambs strong.
PITTsBURG. July 1O.-Cattle steady.
supply light. Prime. sl5.25Gl575. Sheep
siCsS; ?ali; sTd . sS%moH :,Ss lambs ss
lower; supply. is double decks. Prime
heavies and heavy Workers. S23.4oa23. 81. .
light Workers, S2.5Oa227S; pigs, 1?I.JOa
22.25; roughs, tlSd2o26.
EAST BUFFALO, July iO.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; active and steady. Calves
Receipts $50: active and steady; SEQ
1850; few, s23.75 HoEs-Rsoeipts. 200;
pigs slow and steady; yard pigs active;
Workers. t2s75; light. do, t2l.76Q22
pigs. ;2l75q22; roughs. $40. rs Gal; sisgs
S12gls Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 200
active. Lambs use. higher: others steady,
Lambs, s12@ls.75: yeariings, 3Sdl4: weth-
ers. S99s.5o; ewes, N9S50; mixed sheep,
sS6s50.
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To Sell Surplus Yarn.

WASHINGTON. July 10.-The first sale
OF Government owned surplus yarn will
be held in Boston in about two weeks.
II is believed the first sale will be con-
Quoted through the medium OF sealed
bids, although some officials favor the
auction system. About 100000 pounds
OF cotton yarn and 100000 pounds OF
worsted yarn have been declared sur
plus, 1t Is reported.
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New oriean. Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-Cotton went
to-day TO new high levels with the open.
ing. but practically all Of the gain was
lost later. Closing prices follow: Janu-
airy. S3.56c.; March. 3356c.; July,
S4.20c.; October. 33.s5c.; December.
S3,S6c. Spot cotton steady. IS points
up; middling "a.
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAIL
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p O. and CITY
Hall stations at $50 +. NJ daily
HAWAII, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Aus
ralia via Vancouver and Victoria, B, c.
July 10. SIS Niagara
Hawaii via San Francisco, July 10 a
Enterprise,
Japan, CoreA. China. Siam, Cochin China
and Netherlands Eas, Indies VIA San Fran-
cisco). July Il. ss. EanknE
Hawai-, via San Francisco. July IL D.
Hawaii via San Francisco. July IT. 3d.
Lurline.
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Auction of ostrich Feathers.

Americas FIRST auction sale of raw
ostrich feathers on direct consignment
from South Africa was held yesterday in
the saiesrooms of the New York Fur
Auction Sales Corporation for the &C.
count OF the r. and r. Importing Com
pany. Heretofore the large raw ostrich
feather sales have been held in London,
but 1t is the intention Of the company to
hold sales in this city every fortnight or
three weeks, depending upon the arrival
OF merchandise from the Cape.
Yesterdays sale brought approx
mately 100000, prices in most cases
being up to the full market value. The
greatest demand was for medium quality
merchandise.
The highest price paid was 500 a
pound for whites. superprlmes, close
quiet. Other prices we're: White. SOS to
500 a pound; feminas. good. S45 to SIS {;
blacks, good. SIS to $3.50: male boos,
50 to $l2; byocks, good. $3.50 to S45 /;
spadones. $3.50 to Sl2: drabs, fine, full
market price.
The sun., 1919-07-11
q Get Death Sentence in Jersey.

Convicted OF the murder Of Roman
Smith, a farmer of South River, N. j..
Frank Laveri, Michael De Palma ana
Geronimo Palmieri were yesterday sem
fenced by Judge Bergen Of Middlesex
county to die in the electric chair at
States prison, Trenton, the week Begin
ming August IS. Smith was killed after
the three had tried to rob him. They
were convicted in April. 1918. but were
reprieved twice while their cases were
taken UP by the Court Of Pardons ana
the Court of Errors and Appeals.
The sun., 1919-07-11
BUSH SAYS HUGE
TRADE AWAITS U. S.
Plans to Build After Ter
minal Plan in London
and France.

Opportunity 10 knocking at Americas
door and American business will rise to
the spirit of the occasion And reap the
many trade benefits that will accrue as
a result OF the great war. In the opinion
of Irving T. Bush. head OF the Bush Ter
minal Company. who has just returned
from an extended trip abroad, during
which time he laid plans for the part his
organization will play in the great new
economic and industrial era which he
says is at hand for all nations.
Observations by Mr.. Bush. particu-
larly In England, have convinced him
that London 10 an especially fertile field
for the erection Of a building patterned
after the present Bush Terminal Sales
Building In this city. He plans to locate
in France also, and 1t is his intention to
carry out his sales idea in every impor.
tant nation and eventually link up at
least ten of the leading countries of the
Globe with Bush Terminal Company
sales buildings, where visiting buyers
and merchants from every part of the
world can inspect, compare and order
their seasons stocks from among the va
ried offerings Of representative manu-
facturers of each country. all under one
roof.
The sun., 1919-07-11
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
Bronx Naturalization Gains.

-. Naturalization OF aliens in The Bronx
has increased 20 per cent in the last six
months over the same period for 1918
OF the I.723 naturalized. $40 were Rus
SLAMS, 500 Austro-Hungarians. 26l Ital-
iRns. 21G Germans. l32 Irish and ~
English.
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Germany Buying Wool.

BosroN, July 1o.-That Germany Is
operating in the South American wool
market on a large scale is indicated by
information received here. A cable
gram received by q Boston wool con-
Germ states that the German wool house
OF Staudt is a large purchaser of wool
at Buenos Ayres. The cablegram added
that the market was booming. register
ing lately an advance Of about IN cents
a pound for Santa Cruz woods and 6h
cents for Concordians
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Boys Used ms Ballast in Planes.

The small boys OF Hampstead, L. L.,
are having the time OF their lives this
vacation. They are being used as bal
last for airplanes OF an aviation COM
pany that is carrying passengers on the
Fulton avenue fields, near Meadow
Brook at 81 minute. The Journey Is
about half q mila
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LIVERPOOL CABLES.

LIVERPOOL CABLES
Spot cotton steady at 80 points advance mid
ding. q GOD. Sales. 1000: American 900
Imports nil. Futures opened strong at 20 TO
81 points advance. Closed steady at a net ad.
2l.05 December. 1857: January. 2o.75; March
20 IS. hanchester-Yarns strong; cloths in
more demand.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day,

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day
So EaNEate Havrs June 10
Sc Brindilla. birmingham. June II.
Sc Procyou. Havre. June II.
SIS Appleby, Antwerp: June 10.
SIS Lake Silver. st. Nazsire, June n.
IS Castle Point Havre, June q.
SIS Nordhavet Copenhagen June Il.
IS Ampecto. Rotterdam, June 80.
SIS San Rossore. Gibraltar. June 70.
SIS Corfe Castle, London, June a.
Submarine Chaser 257, Brcst. June -.
IS vslsca. Bordeaux June %.
IS Pretoria t,rest. june 20
Sc Harvard, Brest. June 20.
IS HENDERSON. St. Nsza!re. June %.
SIS Triumph, London, June Is.
IS Toyooka Maru, Antwerp, June =.
SIS Grecan, Curacao, July
SIS Conus, New Orleans. July s.
ss Toloa. Brest, July !.
Cruiser Frederick. Drest. June 30.
SIS West Appaum, st. Nazaire, June -
SIS Times. Barry, June &c.
IS East Indian, London, June n.
SIS Daram, Barry, June n
IS City of Savannah, Savannah, July O.
Due Tomorrow
SIS Stockholm. Gothenburg, July s.
SIS Cap Finisterre, Brest, July 8.
SIS Walter A. Luckenbach, St, NAsalra
s. Clan murray. Gibraltar; June q.
SIS Pau'.5oro brsltsr. June Is.
SIS Roma. Marscllas June Is
SIS Constsnua, Rotterdam. June n.
Cruiser ST. Louis, Brest. July ..
Due SUNDAY.
SIS Ulua, Brrst July 3.
SIS Santa Malta, bordeaux. July D.
Sc Soma, Marseilles, June 20.
SIS Carmania, Liverpool. July 5.
SIS Cabo Memo Seville. June 80.
SIS Chincha, Gibraltar June IS.
SIS Aledo, Antwerp, June 20.
SIS Slamese Prince. Hull, June 20.
SIS Antonio Lopez Cadiz. June 30
Due Monday.
Cruiser Pueblo. Brest. July g.
SIS Santa Malta, Bordeaux, July ..
SIS Imperator, Brest, July 7.
SIS Espagne. Havre. July Il
SIS PrinE Friedrich Wilhelm, Brest, july 4
Ss Minnekahda, London, July T.
SIS Hary ard. Brest, June 20.
SIS Wells City Bristol, June 20
IS SarcoNie. Plymouth, June 80
SIS Freeman, Portland. June 30.
Ss Ell Sud; Galveston. July g.
SIS United States, Christiania, July L.
PARCEL POST MAILS.
France Algeria and Tunis-Ciose at s:D
A. NJ. July r. SIS. la Savoie.
Portugal-Close at A. NJ. July II, s.
Bayamo.
Great Britain, Ireland. Egypt and British
India-Close at A. NJ. July II, SIS MauTe-
tania; 6 A M July %, SIS. Baltic.
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Yesterdays Fires

A VI. Loss
and whitlock ayes.
The Bronx; y. Y. y. H. and
II r. ...................S None
l.S5-ss Baxter st: unknown. Trtning
b:oO--l5s5 Sd Av.: Justin Gartag Timing
5:45-t36T Sd av.. The Bronx; Louis
Jackson lTlllH6
6:sO--2 Roosevelt ST.. Taylor Hotel
Co. ATlhiHb
Weeks av., The Bronx;
p NJ.
i:lO-26l Broome St. Louis Schpei-
uerHan '''' - 80 ., ;>one
6:lS--36 Ludlow ST: d. Kleipper Trifing
6:25-65 Fourth ave; NJ Cohen. Trifiing
6:4o-l5s3 Third ave; Traunick
Photo studio ............ Unknown
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS United States, from Christianis.
SIS Gothland, from Antwerp.
SIS Lancastrian. from Antwerp.
SIS Menapier, from. Antwerp.
SIS Pesaro, from Gibraltar.
SIS OhioRn. from 81 Nazaire.
SIS st Bede, from Glasgow.
Ss BenEuela, from Sierra Leone.
SIS Lake Eckhart. from Barry.
SIS Susquehnnna. from Cape Town.
SIS Liv, from Stavanger.
SIS Henry Clay, from Swansea.
SIS I. ID. S. Adolph, from Halifax.
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Leonard 4 Co. Inc. .......... losaso
walker, Suzette R.-BerE Bros. 1Se.S
Kefman ct al...........,,... 1l4.so
BRONX.
A. Strauch, 1nc.-Union Ry. Co.. s1772
Brown, Isaac-Forty- second St.,
Manhattan & ST. Nicholas Az.
Eisensefs, MISREPRESENTATION. si.i1
Gunther. Frsnk-Third Avenue 49,,
Gale. Josepn.union ny. Co Co sS,i3
Goldberg. Alsert-Third Avenue ,,,,
Gr S eH:. ii;sidc;ffe.uiniicon Rail
jaeger e aeniry.uniion Ry. Co.. s2.1i
Eczema, CHARLES; Nsuheim;.. s'1A
Moses. Abraham H.-Union Rail- oo,.
Misno. Xlberto.sa..nncc................ 577i
Michaelson, willism-Same..... 27I
man " .'...........i........... l.oo572
R,chsrt.: Ern... z, ny; c.: i lSSls
ct ai...:................t..... 1850
ct al .. n"ae - 1sal2sI
Schlosberg, Nathsn--S, Jone.... ss.22
Strauss, au.sie-U. S. Portable ,o7,.
vo s,Ss p. e,Ssp Jefferson in.. Co. ''''
Liberty Marine ms. Co, and
North Atlantic Ins. Co,-Cnion
woip.rt Mac. Lyons Co, Inc. 1854
Aideia. Rosina-N. Y, c. Inter. ,,so
nrIycs. Paulin:.un.on ny. Co.. 1ii.iS
as admx.-D. Sprung. ........ 7s.s2
Birnbaum. Adoiph-I. Libson.... tl.o1
Fiasch, Louis-Unlon Ry. Co... ss55
Az r. Il. Co. 1oa7o
Guido, Geroguido-Union Ry Co. 1os.7o
Clickstein. Max-same,,.. 6s.65
Hagner Bertha-Same. .......... 1ll.ib
Motta. Hummelshine,; :... sSS
Inter. Ry. Co. .................. 6s55
Perlstein. Louis-so. Blvd. R. R.
R1t I'll; ssdiiie-uiniconn Ry. Co. ss,sS
Rose. Anna c.. as gdn.-so Blvd.
Russo. Michael. sddn..Unlon Ry. ~
Rocfman. Jacob. 's.ddn..same....... 1915
Schneider. Standardization Ry. Co. s2.6s
siegel. ssdie-Same. ............. ss.s5
Ry. .................... 1896
Skupinsky. Julius--Same. ........ 1895
shermansky, Sarah-So. Blvd. r.
Tucker. Anna M.-UunIiion ny. Co. $50
w,lmar; Carl wv. y C. Inter. .oos
wiinar. Beatrice-same. ........ Ss.56
Co. .................... 1905
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
First name that OF debtor, second that
OF creditor and date Judgment was hed:
Deane, Mary II; E. Zoe Q. Deane.
Cypran l. Deane and Camille
c, Power--H. J. Quinn; March
sameMcrO., q Brown Co; Aug. ~
Bremen ct al; March IS. 1919. 1885
wilmer, Max RI. Mann; Oct.
wilmer. Max r., and Ray Ke..i.r
--Bowery Bank OF n. Y. Aug.
The sun., 1919-07-11
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Ia Tourainc, at Havre.
SIS yellavia, at Avonmcuth.
SIS Duca d'Aosta, at Genoa.
SIS SaXoleine, at Dunkirk.
SIS Francisco, for Hull, of Prawie PofnA.
SIS Consort. at Genoa
SIS Eastern Shore. at Liverpool.
SIS Oscar Trap. at Gothenburg.
SIS Crofton Hall, at Buenos Ayres
SIS Shonga. at Sierra Leone.
SIS Lake Fargo, at Hull.
IS Mscharda. from Glasgow.
The sun., 1919-07-11
PESsoA's RULE IS STARTED.
Brazil's Congress ProcIaims Presi.
dency of U. SIS Late Guest.

Rio JANEIRo, July l0.-Congress to-
day proclaimed DR.. Epitacio Pessoa
President of the republic for the term
ending 1922.
The sun., 1919-07-11
Business Troubles.


DAVID TASCER AND BENJAMIN TAN
GER. individually and as copartners, do.
ing business under the hrm name aud
style OF ID. lancer h Bro, dealers in
butter and eggs. IS Harrison street Ia
cipal claims: state Bank. 1000; J,
Whitman. t5,o4s; George z. Cutler, ~
500 j. X. Lasher q Bro. SA,sS5; q: w.
Martin Il Bro. Ss3t2; Cudahy Packing
Company, sass. II. Howarh u3abcock
233 Broadway, attorney.
Receivers in Bankruptcy.
Judge Learned Hand appointed Alfred
c. Coke. Jr.. receiver for Brookiehurst &
Poker Co., contractors, ~ Worth street,
under a bond OF 5000.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments were hled yesterday; first
ha, Of ha
The sun., 1919-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Receipts. 1850 head: all con-
signed direct to s!aughterers. No trading
on live weight; feeling nominally frm.
Dressed beef In good demand. at Is ~ y C.
per h.. for comm on to prime native sides
CALNES-Receipts. $50 head: ass on
sale Market steady. Common to prime
veals sold at slsR2i5o per 100 lbs: culis
$l5917; Erassers, tl2. Dressed calves nrm
city dressed veals. rs n sac. per ID; coun-
Sales-Kerns Commission Co.: 1853 veals.
los lbs, average. s2t.5o; .. 1871, $40; 1.
go, $50; 2, 2e5, SIS; culls, 1923, slb.
Tobln q Shannon: ~ Virginia veals l47,
t23 Newton d Co.: IS veals, li7, S24: IL
culs, 30. fiz; II calves, $50. SIS; s grass
ers. 1ss, sl2.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.1so
head; 5h cars on sale. Sheep steady;
lambs Arm, to 2Sc. higher. quality con-
s.dered. Sheep sold at ss.5ogs per 100
, rood i, real Sr, prime Ians. do
mutton steady. at ~ q lsc. per lb.; dressed
10 mbs firm. at 2s0s2c.
Sales-Sewton & Co.: 231 Kentucky
lambs. 81 lbs average, $3.50 Tobin a
Shannon 36s Virginia lambs, 90, az:
sheep. 127. $3.50. Kerns Commission Co. ::
sSs North Carolina lambs, IS. tls: 3 year
hngs' s.. ga; . sheep. ia. -; J. sham
CO, SIS.
HOGS-Receipts. s42O head: one car
on sale. Feeling steady. Lght to fairly
heavy hogs sold at s22.5oG22.7S per 100
bears. $500
saies-J. q. Curtis q Son: 81 state hogs,
ia lbs. average, t22.75: s. Sc, s22.50: 6
roughs, as, .ls.75: Is. 25i. $3.50. John
F. Dreelan; &c State hogs. lss. s22.75.
The sun., 1919-07-11

DR., Pessoa. after a lengthy visit to
Europe. Is now on his way TO Rio ia
metro, having sailed from New York on
July 9.
The sun., 1919-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ....5:a A NJ Sun sets,.,..S:1 p ~
Moon sets......4:07 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 40 A NJ Gov. Island. :B A n
Hell Gate. 10 A II
Low WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook L 10 A NJ Gov. Island. 4 IS A N
He'll Gate.....4 A
The sun., 1919-07-11
ARRIvALs-rHURsDAY, JULY 1s.

IS Manitou. Brest, June n.
SIS Agwistsr. Gibraltar. June q.
SIS Lake Weir. Nuevitas, July 4.
SIS Achilles, Cristohal, July 1.
SIS Cherokee, Macoris, July 2.
SIS Advance, Cristobal, July Q.
IS Lake Cayuga, Antilla, July 2.
SIS TRllAc, San Juan, June 30.
SIS Comus, New Orleans, July S.
The sun., 1919-07-11
COTTON STATISTICS.

spot-Loca,. ss,eo New Orleans, %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
Obituaries
Samuel Barets.

1t was u great shock to the Jewish
community to hear of the sudden i'll
ness and death of Samuel Barets
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Barets was
stricken Sunday morning by pneu-
mOnia, which caused his death.
Mr.. Barets was born in Stuttgart.
Germany, and came to this country
when boy. He moved to this city
from Chicago in 1880. and entered in
TO the wholesale liquor business, from
which he retired before the state went
dry. Since that time he has devoted
philanthropies.
Mr.. Barets was n member of the
board of managers of the National
Jewish hospital of which he was one of
the founders. He gave the struggling
young institution his moral and gen.
Crous financial support, and has never
ceased his active interest in the insti-
tuition. He was chairman of the build
If his death. Mr.. Barets has been u
member of the Board of Trustees of
Temple Emanuel for the past twen-
ty-five years.
IIe had genial, friendly ~bul. which
saw the good in mankind and hell ed
to promote it not only by his phil
unthropies, but by his benevolence and
kindliness towards each and all, with
whom he came into contact He was
great friend of the children, and
they loved him. He was lover of
nature. Whatever was high and fine
sense, a gentleman.
Mr.. Barets is survived by his widow.
two step-sons. Leonard Rothgerber. and
Judge Ira C. Rothgerber. three sis
tcrs in Europe, and one In this coun-
tyy, Mrs. Carrie Shire. of Chicago: also
n niece. Mrs. Blauda Weinberger. of
Denver Mrs Shire came to Denver
to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Barets was member of the
R'nai Birth. the Elks and Progress
club.
He was rs years old NJ the time of
his death.
Services will be held Friday after
noon from the family residence. In
terment will be at Emanuel cemetery.
DIR. VIM. s. Friedman will officiate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
HAVE INTERESTING MEETING.

The regular meeting of the Denver
Section Council of Jewish Women was
held Wednesday. Nov. 10, in the vestry
rooms of the Temple Emanuel. Mrs
VIM. Archenhold sang group of songs,
her accompanist being Mrs. Sidney
Kinds.
Mr. Ernest Morris gave very III
tcresting and enlightening talk on
"The League of Nations" A social
hour was then enjoyed by all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
INFORMATION WANTED.

Osher Basser of Jersey City is anxi.
Gus to locate his sister, Mrs. Esther
Dichtia. Their parents names were
Channah and Moshe Beer Basser of
Kiev. Answer Denver Jewish News
Box %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
Want Adver,tis isements.
FOR SALE

Drugstore in live locality has been
established for IL years. owner wants
to retire. price $500. Stock and Fix
lures are worth more; excellent bus
mess.
Fine chance for a Jewish druggist.
Simm Realty and Investment Co., 3o4
Tabor Bldg Ch. 2515.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26

Just one year ago you left us,
How we miss you, Anna dear.
In memory your dear face is with IFS.
Day by day and you will never he for
gotten.
MIR. AND MRS. J. BARNETT AND
FAMILY.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26

sons he has impaired in the pure con
duct of the men, in the chaste life of
the women. Can all of our spiritual
leaders, Jew, Christian, or Heathen.
boast of such reward?- Jewish
Voice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
DEDICATION OF MONUMENT.

The dedication of the monument at
the grave of the late Mrs. Sophie Mey-
er Polly will take place Sunday, De
cember 81, at . O'Clock Mt Mt. Nebo
cemetery Friends invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
SWEET REWARD.

Inexpressibly sweet is the reward
of the quiet. transformations spiritual
leader who. generation after genera
tion. teaches the young, educatcs the
old and beholds the effects Of the les
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26

In loving memory of Anna Barnett
Who departed this life one year ago
November %. 1913.
Oh! Annie. Annie. Annie.
Hear our sad hearts yearn for thee,
In our hearts there is Il vacant spot,
That ne'er can filled be.
At our meetings there's chair,
That's been vacant for n year.
This chair can ne'er be filled again,
For none is worthy of the gain.
Sadly missed by the l.. A. F. Girls.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
WEST COLFAX PROPERTY

We specialize in West Colfax property
if you want to buy or sell in that
locality get in touch with us: Simm
Realty and Investment Co. 304 Tabor
Op. House Bldg. Ch. 2515.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26

In loving memory of Isidore Werdes
helm. who departed this life November
a3, 1918. who tho gone is living in the
hearts of those who miss him.
WIFE AND CHILDREN, PARENTS
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26
In Menoriano

In memory of our beloved husband
and father, Samuel Epstein. who pass
ed away Rosh Chodesh Kislev Dec. 1,
1916
Gone but not forgotten"
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-26

us ten years ago Nev. 30, 1909.
A face we dearly loved has gone,
A heart so young and pure is stilled,
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled
Sadly missed by MOTHER, SISTERS
AND BROTHERS.
In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, Morris 1. Sobol, who
passed away one year ago, December
1st, 1918.
What Is home without father. or the
things the world may send?
Tor when we lost our father we lost
our dearest friend.
He wore a crown Of patience thru the
years as he struggled Oh.
And those hands at rest forever were
the hands that made our home.
Father, we are lonesome: how we miss
your loving face.
You left us to remember; none on
earth can take your place.
FOND thoughts always linger round our
hearts and tears they often flow.
To that sad and lonely grave not far
away from home.
Sadly missed by wife, children.
mother, sisters and brothers.
MRS. NJ. SOBOL AND FAMILY.
MRS. f. SOBOL AND FAMILY.
In loving memory of our beloved
sister. Sara Cohen. who departed this
life Nov 30, 1913.
You're at rest so sweetly sleeping.
Within Gods tender care.
Where there is no pain or weeping
With the Angels up There.
DO not ask us If me miss you
o, there is such vacant place.
Oft we think we hear your footsteps,
And see your sweet smiling face.
Sadly missed by her sisters.
MRS. MAX GREENBERG,
MRS. ]. SMITH. Pueblo, Colo.
In loving memory of Mrs. Sophie
Meyer Polly. who passed away one
year ago. December 2, 1918.
Gone but not forgotten.
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID L. MEYER.
MRS. NJ. w. FISHER, of Chicago.
MIR. n. u. POHLY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-20
CLAIMS COMMITTEE MEETS.

The claims committee of the Board of Aldermen will meet in the com mon council chambers at City Hall on FriHey night. Several petitions have been referred to this committee by he aldermen and it is expected that most of them will be acted on at to- nlorrow nights meeting