davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17
MaruIltiSuri.

Afacerea aceasta Sc pare clu-
Data. Din cauza ca moi am vazut
foarte multe femei 81 fete, carl
Ill Ger nici de la barbat 81 nici
lie la parinti bani. Dinsele Isl au
banca nationala pc ciorap.
Daca ar Fl tot alta de usor de
vindut experienta pc cit de usor
este de a o cnmpara, in curind,
multa lume ar aiunge milionara.
Deodata Gu primavara sd
schimba toate. Pima 81 gfndurile
81 vestmintele. Oar schimbarea
,are-i intereseaza mai multi pc
oamenii casatoriti este aceea a
bilurilor de carbuni GU cele de
yhiata. Prospecte noui de Fl
trasi pc sfoara.
@ mireasa are Sa Sc sature in
,urind de a cerca. sd faca lieu"
din barbatul eli care doreste 81
ramina 81 pc mai departe -
,,magar'
Cfnd all sd soseasca 81 eel de
DC urma soldati americani din
Franta, ma ramasesc ca nu au SO
sara in gitnl prohibitionistilor 81
sal sarute de ambele parti ale
obrazului, poate Cd nici in gnra
pima cu bagau.
Lenine ureSte de moarte State
!e Unite. dar pentru aceea totusi
az dori sd faca un imprumut de
bani in tara aceasta pc care o IL.
reSte Alta de multi 81 care la dat
odata adapost
Hunii inca uraSc de moarte pc
aliati 81 nu grabesc de loc sa-si
predeie vapoarale, dar sd poate
foarte usor ca o leaca de ,,eatless
days sd le imbunatateasca To-
gica
Sc poate ca confratli nostri c,
earl .,totdeauna bine ne-am avut'
Sc traiasca "a ore fara ca Sc eau
te noduri in papura ? ii asiguram
cd lie afla. lie vine pachetut. AtIts
doar ca lie va sosi rambursat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17
RECTIFICARE.

I'm No. 49, al ziarului ,,Ameri-
ca de la / Martie> 1919, in darea
de seama 81 multumita publica q
parochiei romfne ,,Sfintul lie"
din Ellwood City, Pa, s'a strecu-
rat citeva greseli, 81 s'au onais ci-
teua hume 81 suma totala neinca-
sata, ceea ce prin aceasta Sc rec
tifica.
Numele acestea snnt ale mr.
n6torilor::
loan Cup din New Castle, Pa.,
q fost gresit tip4rit s. rectifica
D-nm Todor Blrza . daruit 81
,eeea ce din gresala M s'a tiparit.
Numele tinarlllni lionel Bucsea
din Beaver Falls, "a. 4 fost Il:
part Druga, ceea 60 Sc reetiflea,
Nu s'au pnblicat urmatoril
domni:
loan Stoiea Soc; Inlius Racu1
81 !; Todor Bpslif u. - Total 4 4
lncasat prin Irosi "a iayoavl bise'
Irieei o01Q. ~. diA eaEe 3 'aal spsaaf
180,7e r1minipd M xsnit c'1Eat
'e nm sas1
Z. u M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17
INF0RMATIUN|

Arderea unor saci de posta. -
Milwaukee. ~ Focul isbucnit in
tr'un tren ce mergea spre Chica-
go ars treizeci de saci plini cu
sscrisori.
Armata de ocupatie a Angliei.
- Londra, S'a anuntat in casa
comunelor ca armata de ocupa-
tie a Angliei, din toate teatrele
de razboi, consista din $4,000 de
soldati 81 ofiteri. La Martie pu-
terea armatei engleze din Fran
ia, Belgia 81 Germania, impreuna
|cu trupele din dominiune. era de
|1,324,1O6 oameni.
Moartea 1nui aviator. Area
dia. - La cimpul de aviatie din
apropiere a fost ucis locotenen-
tut Weed, din ST. Louis, in timpul
cfnd ma mai putut Fl stapin pc
aeroplannl in care facea un sbor
de exercitiu. Aeroplanul a cazut
Ia pamfnt de Ia iraltime de 100
de urine.
YraMvaeIe din Barcelona tunt
luate de stat. 80 Madrid. Find
|ca ieri din1ineaH siujbasii de la
|tramvaele din Barcelona s'au pus
| in greva, miristrul de inferno q
|anuntat Cd toti slujbasii erau mo-
|bilizati sub controlul guvernului.
Ministrnl q declarat cd aceleasi
masuri Sc vor aplira Ia ori ce alta
corporatie dc utiaitate spal,1iea. a
Feefe s'ar sdeclara ereya
1sn1 - rasi ~ ss6l r.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17

tilor in fruntea Garcia era vice.
amiralul Englez Sir Rosslyn We
miss. fntrunirea a avut loc la o.
rcle 2 81 dupa o jumatate de ora
s'a interrupt pima la $50
Calatoria ministrului Glass. -
Washington. Ministrul de fl
nante Glass anunta ca la 20 A
prilie va porni in calatorie prin
Statele Unite ca sd vorbeasca in
favoarea 1mprumutului Victoriei.
Pentru prima CARA va vorbi la
Minneapolis 81 la st. Paul.
In Berlin unii danseaza pc timp
ce altii STUNT masaorati. - Lon
dra. - O stire din Copenhaga
anunta ca socialistii de majori-
tate au cerut oprirea dansului in
Berlin. Stirea adauga ca in de-
cursul saptamfnei trecute, pc
cind suite de femei 81 copii erau
ucisi, pc strade 81 prin localuri
lie publice Sc dansa pima spre Ii
ua, barbatiiI find imbracati de
gala 81 femeile mai decoltate ca
o.; cind.
Despre macelurile din Berlin.
- Copenhaga. - ZiarM Zeitung
am Mittag scric cd numarul vic
timelor cazute i'm ultima revolta
a spartacienilOr este att de mare
incft foarte greu de mai gas
loc cadavrelor prin morgele din
Berlin. Ziarul anunta ca la NOR
ga din Hanover Straase sunt 19t
de cadavre, dintre carl AZ inca
nu sunt indentificate. In spitalu'
garnizOanei mai sunt inca 120 d;
mort 81 115 raniti
Stare de asediu. Madrid =
Din cauza turburarilOr nascutt
din greve. i'm Barcelona s'a pro
clamat starea de asediu. Ma
multi de trei oameni n 'au dreptu
sa Sc adune pc strade, lar sears
dupa orele opt nimanui nu-i ma
g. permis sd umble prin oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17

pOdIlclc pTlmltc Jill 1 dItS duIuydI
Cd locuitorii din Warsaw au pri-
NIT GU bucurie 81 ovatiuni trenul
special care aducea misinnea Cru
eel Rosii Americana 81 treizeci de
vagoane pline Gu alimente. fmbra-
caminte 81 medicamente.
Pact Gu 0azacii. Washing
ton. Strife primite Official la
departmental statului anunta ca
Cazacii din Ussuri, intruniti in
ansamblu, au votat sa recunoasca
guvernul siberian de la Omsk, ca
zind in acelasi timp 81 la invo.
iala cu generalul Semenoff
Pedepsirea unui Flo German.
- Bruxel. Tribunalul militar
belgian a condamnat la cincispre-
zece AMI de munca silnica pc M.
Cooreans, pentru cal gasise vi
novat de Fl simpatizat ell Ger
manii in timpul razboiului. S'a
descoperit Cd accsta primise de
"a Germani postul de. sef secretar
al ministermlui flamand separa-
fist
Arestanti scapati de Ia moarte.
Denison, Ohio. II Dol ares
tanti. 1nchisi fiecarc in cite cc-
lula. au scapat Gle la moarte
sigura in timpul end puscaria
luase foe. Locuitorii de primpre-
jur an spart usile 81 i-au scos a.
fara.
Wilson a,teptat in Belgia. =
Bruxel. - Ziarul Etaoile Beige
anunta ca presedintele Wilson va
sosi in Bruxel pc la sfirsitul lu-
nei acesteia. I'm palatul regal s'au
facut deja uncle pregatiri pen
aru primirea dinsului.
Holera in Calcutta. - Calcutta.
- Calatorii reintorsi din insllla
Daugor au adus Gu Ell hOlera in
Calcutta. Autoritatile au luat toa-
te masurile de precautiune pen
tru impiedica intinderea cpl
demiei
Cere ridicarea blocadei. - Bcr-
na. ComitetM international al
Crucei Rosii adresat conferintei
de pace de la Paris petitiune
prin care cere ridicarea blocadei
81 ajntorarea grabnica a ,,femei-
/ lor 81 copiilor muritori de foame
in centrul u stnl Europei."
TrrrsT 49, r--s n - ~ 'sssaffss 7 =
Pledeasa pentru scaparea Ru-
siei. - Honolulu. - Generalul
Robert Paris, refntors de abba a
cum din Siberia, unde fost aso-
ciat Gu malta comanda Ceho-Slo-
vaca, a zis ca daca aliatii nu yor
trimite destale forte armate, Boil
sevicii au sa pue in cur1nd stapi-
nire pc Siberia 81 Germanii vor
avea prilejul sa cistige Q mare
putere in Russia. Zicea ca va ii
| destul sd Sc trimita zece divizii
carl sa ajunga in Moscova prin
Siberia 81 sd restabileasca ordi-
nea in toata Russia
Numirea unui ministru al Fran
tel in Alsaci1 ri Lorena. - Paris
- Ziarul Matin scrie ca Charles
C. Jonnart va fl numit reprezen
tantul republicei franceze i'll AL
sacia 81 Lorena. Va locui la Stras
bourg.
| Cehii nasocetesc cererea aliati
lor. - Warsaw. Nepasindu-lt
de cererea comisiunei inter-aliate
Cehii nu voiesc sd paraseasca {
parte din regianea de linga Tes
chen, pc care au ocupat-o ma
inainte, 81 situatia pare foartt
delicata. Ca rezultat al 0cupare
acestei regiuni de catre Cehi, {
parte dintre minerii Polonezi al
parasit lucral, creifnd astfel Q 81
tuatie grava ii tot tinutul.
1 Ardrea unpi negru. - Pensa
cola, Fla. Multimca infuriati
seos din NINA autoritatilor p'
|negrul Bud Jahpson q la ars d.
v;u EnOx Canf3Ahefy. Sc Zicp e;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17
Holera in Calcutta.

Calatorii reintorsi din insuls
Daugor au adus cu Ell hOlera IL
Calcutta. Autoritatile au luat toa
te masurile de precautiune pen
tru a impiedica intinderea epi
demiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17

BruXel - Ziarul EtaOile Belg,
anunta ca presedintele Wilson Va
sosi in Bruxel pc la sfirsitul lu
nei acesteia. In palatul regal s'a,
facut deja uncle pregatiri pen
aru primirea dinsului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17

tilor in fruntea Garcia era vice.
amiralul Englez Sir Rosslyn We
miss. fntrunirea a avut loc la O.
rele 2 81 dupa o jumatate de ora
s'a interrupt pima la $50.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-17
Arestanti scapati de Ia moarte

Denison, Ohio. Dol ares
tanti. fnchisi fiecare in cite ce-
lula. au scapat de la moarte
sigura in timpul end puscaria
luase foe. Locuitorii de primpre'
jur an spart usile 81 i-au scos a.
fara.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

II the Government of the United States did not consider building to be a good
investment at this time the Department of Labor would not be conducting its present
elaborate campaign to induce the working nan Ito W his WI home.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

% pert of $50 40 SHd taat ge rr
.sAry y nfioA ~ summarized d tn M
tricf Alta neg Tor TRANSMISSION 10 tbe
.DistnetCslr md.
BoDd Of le0pald9 G95xz aies ~ County
Road SupeSintendeni ~ examined and
approved
The Salasy Of Lespoido Gonzales,
CoGnty Road supt. IL fixed ~ Si56O
for The coming yesr. Commissioners
Moult0H sHd Sewer votrg ~ favor Of
fthif mofi0a. Gom missioner Taylor dis.
sen ting.
Warrant Is ordered drawn rs favor
the State Highway Commission for
SIz50. 10, amount due the State for work.
Capitan--NOgai Road. Forest ProjeeL
Warrant Ia ordered drawn In
favor OF the State Highway Commits
sion for si255. az. amount due the St8te
for work on Roads - and Ii. Federal
Aid Project No II. and Lincoln and
| Afaleiia Bridges.
Warrant Is ordered drawn IN favor
OF the State Highway Commission for
5000. 90, amount due the State for
work on Road No. 3. Sec. I and 2.
The Clerk IL instructed TO write the
| state Highway Commission requesting
! that II credit Lincoln County viii
S2!2 80, ita pro rata part Of the pres
ent value Of the Highway Superinten.
dents car. owned jointly by Chave'
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Commissioners Proceedings

adjourned Meeting. April ~. 1918.
Board met at 9 a.. m. Present, T. l..
Moulton, Chairman; VIM. II. Sewer.
Member; Robt. II. Taylor. Member:
Gail M Osborn. Deputy Clerk; H. A.
Duran. Sheriff.
In the matter Of the Bridge over the
HOndo River at Picacho, Mr.. Sowder
appeared before the Board represent
ing the citizens Of Picaeho, and his
proposition regarding the building of
this bridge ~ held over for further
consideration.
The matter Of the petition Of r. l..
Stacy for n change In the Captain
Encinoso road was referred to the
County Road superintendent.
DR.. Shaver reported TO the Board
that he had visited Mrs. Hamilton an
requested by the Board at the last
meeting and found that her mental
condition Is such that he recommends
chat she be sent To the State Hospital
for the Insane.
The appeal Of John Hall for pauper
relief was considered and denied
The auplication Of the citizens of
White Oaks for the relief Of Manuel
Lopez, was considered, and II was or
dered that he be allowed the sum OF
$50 for the remainder of this quar-
ter and twenty dollars per quarter for
such time as IL necessary, supplies 10
this amount TO be furnished by G. D.
Mayer.
In the matter Of the lease Of Old
Court House at Lincoln, W. G. Norman
il ordered to pay f62. so to the County
for rent due for two and n half years
since former lease was entered into.
Mr.. Norman offers to pay the sum Of
S25. 90 for lease Of this property for
the coming year and the same Ia ac-
cepted by the Board and the Clerk in
structed TO draw up a lease for Mr..
Norman. Mr.. Norman TO agree 10 keep
the property and ditch in good condition
and 10 pay SIS. 90 per year in advance,
Petition asking for change In Hondo
School District Is transmitted 10 MS.
Blaney, Superintendent Of Schools, for
action by the County Board Of Educa-
ton.
The following Justice Of the Peace
reports were examined and approved
Frank Randolph, Precinct No. z, San
Patricio; Pedro N. Analla. Precinct
No. 3. Arabella; A. II. Harvey, pree.
No. Ia. Larrizozo.
The resignation Of Joe F. Burleson
as Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No.
n, was presented 10 the Board and
accepted.
The appointment Of Lillian Miller as
Deputy Assessor was approved by the
Board, and State Tax Commission no.
titled Of said appointment,
The Clerk IL instructed u write the
State Auditor concerning books for
the accounting Of road money.
In the matter Of taxes for the Vera
Cruz Leasing Company. Secretary
Monroe appeared before the Board 10
protest against the valuation placed
upon said mine by the State Tax Com
mission and the Clerk Is instructed 10
take up the matter with the State Tax
Commission.
The Treasurer Is ordered 10 transfer
all funds now In the Interest ON De
post fund b. the General Comfy Fund.
In the matter Of the Petition Of
Truman A. Spencer for the settlement
OF back taxes upon SiNW - and El-
SW Section |. Township ., South Rye.
10 East. u Ia agreed by the Board
that they recommend that these taxes
be declared settled 10 1915, by the
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Building For
Investment

To people who contemplate the natter Of building al this time the question
The vame Of money is relative and comparative an based entirely IN its
purchasing power Figure the purchasing power of a dollar today as compared with
every other living commodity and you find thatit will buy more lumber thane ever before
Food. Clothing and Shelter are the three great physical necessities Of the human
race Food and clothing have advanced in price since thew war started in 1914 far
more than has shelter. The Injuries and they are making tremendous inroads in
our wealth have known much greater price advances than lumber
And all of these other things aeg ong to fall in price before lumber does. On
account of the grat European necessities lumber will be in great demand for years
to con A sack of -four will buy more lumber than ever before. but We predict that
lumber used rtehgenty in building today will grow in comparative value to that
sack of flour and ohr living commodities.
II the Government If the United States did not consider building to be a good
investment at this time the Department of Labor would not be conducting its present
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
May 80, 1919.

Mrs. Philip Marzynski, Mrs. Thomas
Myers, Mrs I. B. Davis and Mrs. A.
Mindelsohn. Accommodations for sew
eral hundred can be arranged by the
Committee, if the reservations are turned
in early enough. The meal, which will
consist of all the courses that go with
a regular banquet, is being catered by
a Jewish caterer, who is connected with
one of the leading cafes in the city. A
splendid program of snappy short talks
and musical entertainment has been ar
ranged, with Mrs. Amalia WELLER,
Master of Ceremonies, and Major Moses
Barron, returned Zionist worker, as the
principal guest. Jewish soldiers from
Fort Smelling have responded to the in
vitaton, and with other Zionist member
soldiers as guests, it is anticipated that
a rousing welcome will be rendered "Our
Boys"
The affair will be the elimination of
day of Zionist activity, chief interest of
which will center upon the election of
officers for the District for the ensuing
term. Election booths will be stationed
at the Arcanum Hall, Temple Aaron,
Lower Town, and West Side. The re-
suits of the election will be announced
at the Banquet, where members may
vote, before the ballots are closed.
Reservations for the banquet can still
be had by calling Mrs. D. Rosenblum,
Dale 4083, and Mrs. Marzynski, Dale
5144.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
PIONEER WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Bessie Calmenson in St. Paul Forty
Six Years.

Six Years.
On Friday morning, May 23rd, St.
Paul lost one of its pioneer Jewish
women, in the death of Mrs. Bessie CAL
menson, widow of Moses Calmenson, at
her home, 463 Marshall avenue. Mrs.
Calmenson came to this country with
her deceased husband, some forty-six
years ago, and has resided in St. Paul
since the early seventies. The funeral
took place from the family residence on
Friday afternoon, the services being held
at the home, and interment being at the
Sons of Jacob Cemetery. Rabbis Philip
Kleinman and Herman Simon, and Mr..
R. Sloan, of Minneapolis, delivered
eulogies on the life Of the deceased, Rev.
Eli Kreidberg reciting the "Al Mole
Rachanim." Several hundred persons
paid tribute to the friendship of the de-
ceased by their attendance. Mrs. CAL
menson is survived by four sons, Cain
and Louis of this city, Philip of Monte
video, Mimi, Sam of Aberdeen, S. D.,
and five daughters, Mrs. S. Levine and
Miss Rose Calmenson of this city, Mrs.
A. Yuckman of Chicago, Mrs. A. H.
Goldberg of Edmonton, Alta, and Mrs.
S. d. Sloan of Watertown, S. D.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
B'NAI BIRTH HAVE LAST OPEN
MEETING,
Major Barron the Speaker.

Major Barron the Speaker
The last open meeting of the B'nai
Birth, under the auspices of the Intel
lectual Advancement Committee, took
place last Monday evening. at the Ar
canum Hall, Lowry Building. The meet
ing was we'll attended, and the audience
listened interestedly to the talk by Major
Moses Barron, on his Impressions of
Service in France" DR.. Barron recently
returned from France and was given a
hearty welcome by the members of the
lodge, and others present. There was
also musical program, followed by
dancing.
Plans for the Unique Dance of the
B'nai Birth to raise money with which
to help pay the expenses of the Conven-
ton of the District, in July, are pro-
crossing. The affair will take place on
June 10th, at the Elks Club.
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ZIONIST "KOSHER" BANQUET
TO FOLLOW DISTRICT ELECTION
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 1st

The "Kosher" Banquet to be held by
the St. Paul District of the Zionist Or
ganization of America, promises to be a
REAL KOSHER affair, and at the same
time a REAL BANQUET. The COM
mittee in charge of the affair which will
take place Sunday evening, June 1st, at
the Arcanum Hall, Lowry Building, con-
sists of Mrs. D. Rosenblum, Chairman,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
With the Travellers.
ST. PAUL..

Mrs. Maurice Strauss and baby son,
William, of New York City, arrived May
22nd, to spend few weeks visiting Mr..
D. Strauss and family, Col Grand ave-
nue..
Mr.. Jerome B. Baer of New York City
arrived May 18th to spend two weeks
the guest of his father, Mr.. Ben Baer,
4 Crocus Hill.
Mr.. Robert Guiterman, $50 Lincoln
avenue, left May 10Th, for Detroit, Mich,
where his marriage to Miss Tess Low
man of that city takes place on Tuesday,
June 3rd.
Mr.. Harold Finkclstein will leave May
10Th for Detroit, Mich. where he will be
best man at the Guiterman-Lowman
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guiterman, $50
Lincoln avenue, left May 30th for De-
troit to attend the wedding of their son
Robert to Miss Tess Lowman on Tues
day next.
Private Lester Strouse has arrived in
this country and expects to receive his
honorable discharge from the army at
Camp Dodge, on Sunday, June 1st.
Corp. Karl Elsinger, 985 Summit ave-
nue., is expected to arrive at Newport
News June 1st, from where he will be
sent to Camp Dodge, to receive his
honorable discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harris, 81 Thompson
avenue, left recently for an extended trip
to Chicago, Mt. Clemens, Detroit and
New York, to be gone about three
months.
Mrs. Decker, Sioux City, Iowa, is Wis
iting her son, Mr.. Louis Becker, and his
family, at their home, 854 Linwood
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Goldberg spent
last week end at Milwaukee.
Miss Cera Fink, Dayton avenue, left
Tuesday, May 9th, for Duluth, where
she will visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. H.
Wiener.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
PROTEST MEETING AT AUDI
TORIUM DRAWS SEVERAL
THOUSAND.

Resolutions Against Pogroms Adopted.
Almost four thousand persons, mostly
Jewish, attended the Mourning Meeting
in Protest of the Pogroms committed
against the Jews of Poland, Ukrainia and
Rumania, held at the Auditorium last
Sunday afternoon. The following reso-
lutions, read by Gustavus Loevinger in
English and by Louis Segal in Yiddish,
were adopted:
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30

of the season, at the Club House, on
Thursday evening, May 10Th.
The Sisters of Peace Benevolent So
ciety will hold regular meeting on
Tuesday afternoon, June 3rd, at 3
o'clock, at the Wilder Charity Building.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
Entertaining.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert N. Rose, 701
Summit avenue, entertained at dinner
Friday evening May 23rd, at their home.
Mrs. I. Summerfeld, 1893 Summit ave-
nue., entertained at Bridge, Tuesday af-
ternoon, May 9th, at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Ruben, 1499
Goodrich avenue, will be at home on
Wednesday, June 4th, from two to five
in the afternoon, in honor of their
son Irving, whose confirmation will take
place on that day.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
LOCAL NEWS ST. PAUL

(The news columns of The American
Jewish World are open for the publication
of news of communal and social inter-
est. These must reach our office by Wed
nesday to insure publication in the issue
of the following Friday. Telephone your
st. Paul news to Dale 3494, or write So
ciety Editor The American Jewish World
TIA Pioneer Bldg, ST. Paul.)
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Club Notes.

The Northwood Country Club men,
bers entertained at the first dinner dance
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-27
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Lubbock County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon, Richard c. Lake and Thorn
as B. Tomb, composing the partner
ship of Lake, Tomb & Company, and
the unknown heirs Of said Richard C.
Lake and Thomas B. Tomb; James
Elkins, John M. Elkins, and Morris
Brinn, and the unknown heirs Of
James Elkins and John NJ Elkins and
Morris Brinn, by making publica
ton of this citation once each week,
for four consecutive weeks, previous
TO the return date hereof, in some
newspaper published in your county,
il there be a newspaper therein pub
lished, but if not then in any news
paper published in the 72nd Judicial
District; to appear at the next regu-
lar term of the District Court of Lub-
book County, Texas, to be held at
the Court house thereof in Lubbock
on the End Monday in December, A.
d. 1919, same being the Sth day of
December, A. ID. 1919, then and
there to answer a petition filed in
said court on the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1919, in suit numbered
on the docket Of said court, No. 1891,
wherein Philip p. Wise is plaintiff and
Richard c. Lake and Thomas B.
Tomb, composing the partnership
firm of Lake, Tomb & Company, and
the unknown heirs of said Richard c.
Lake and Of Thomas B. Tomb; and