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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

Freaa Her Yaeafien
Mssa Nell Ennis secretary 81 the
Home Service Of the Red Cross, has
returned from her vacation which she
spent - Nlagara Falls and Thousand
Ialanda. Miss Ennis Il mich refresh
ed ~ the rest from her iahors and the
pleasant outing. and returned to her
oaice this morning resumlng her
duties With renewed energy This afr
ernocn she made i visit to Friendship
In the Interest 81 the Home Service
work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
Ordered TO
East Coast

Lieut.. Charles GLADDEN.. u. S. NJ,
who has been on duty at San Pedro,
Cal, where his family have been rasid-
Ing. has been detached and his ship
ordered tn the East Coast, at New
ondon, Conn. Lieut. GLADDEN. II at
lached to submarine duty Hes il q
son III Prof and HRS GLADDEN., Of ST.
Johns College, and IL expected short
ii 10 spend few days leave with his
parents BIT their summer home on
yyeems Greek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
supl. Fox 10
Have YaeAtaon

County superintendent Of Public
schools, George Fox. will leave next
week for bis vacation which he will
spend at Ocean city. Nd. Prof. FOX
Twill be accompanied BY Mrs Fox,
The Superintendent Of the County
Board os Education has deferred his
vacation until his work was well in
hand, and his desk clear, and is. there
fore, taking leave Of absence later
III the season than usual
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

Even the woman who Ii color blind
knows when she Is feeling blue
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

KK@
as
1diss Asspa Katherine Redmond and
siytef LIS aliIlicent Redmond. both
tsacAers Il pahllr schools III Anne
lAsunslel county. who hare been at-
TENDING ne sumner school III Char
lOsteyslle. Va. retarnea home yester-
day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
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tanl d Mes EAAA ARBoTT GAGE
800 y MRs. EAaAaA ABRoTT CA6iR

bIg things, the high
siag ara rrea,
se tAings the CLOWNS
s' IN as We bow e Thy
ia young ones. The dear
s 0a the dreaners,
q ia aud true,
s,sefrs .a3I cleaners.
,,s len biue
n Mn Aetr Laughter
], M asa care
y GOD
Is ~ oaf prayer
r tlle eBiilheart, the mildheaFt,
,sspr ones. the smiling. the
suple ard sweet
. eSbsliatian. is we pause by
tbf Way
III how The young ones
aa,e afed from defeat!
!. ,Iaar Oh, the lyric.
), slgsp 9ltl,ti and brave,
=, - checked feyeiefs.
es 6tsl Hs aad save;
a Ltlfg u The summer.
IS, daaer i With spring.
r gbtheart forever
Sound o li,ey swing
ST. III tht victory, the wisdom and
llsiife
III manifest eraces q love and of
It'll
g,.s IL forever To Thy throne up
lfed
Bs I'd tof ile young ones. the heal
III Il strife.
~ nnsbtty sweetnesses.
ssapag and raring us
ns bis eonlplelfnesses,
',atog sld facing u.s.
~ r8ltlcls haired elm ones
1t hopeful aud eheery:
# laughter doWered fairy ones.
Gale and eerid
Folger McKinsey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

Or. ChaeIes 81 Mnllan, and City
Counselor George =. RuIlman, reinrn-
led to their homes here yesterday aft
ernoon after visit nf several days at
Ocean City. Nd. They made the trip
I'D Or Mulian's automobile, win the
ferry steamer Governor Harrington
M Rnliman LEFT this afternoon to
spend several days visiting friends In
Philadelphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
DEnGO rs GALORE
Az CONFERENCE IN
BALTIMORE TODAY

lcon1lnaed Frpm go One
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
The WaRfaeIdg
II EeashOEe

Former Governor and Mrs Edwin
Wardeld have Joined the Baltimore
colony at Atlantic City. Mherevthey are
established at the Traymore Hotel for
Che month Their daughter. Miss
Emma Warfield. who was presented to
society last season at the Bachelors
Colillun, Ii with her sister, the Coun-
tess LedochoWski. st Oakdale Manor,
the Warfieid estate In Howard county,
The Count. who sailed couple Of
months ago for Europe. y now II Lon-
don, and before returning To the Unit
ed States plans To visit his former
hone lii Poland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
.saiss First
/ lHgaa.l
E'sssn Rum
lsss Hm. Nd

s'laIa I Johnson, Of snow
\, 4 I u Edmund we're visit
i, Tie father contin-
u h4 iIiiare on business.
l II student Of ST
tr4ends here
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

Mr.. Philip Hagan, Of New Jersey,
recently on the Reserve OfIicers Army
Training Corps. Camp Lee, Va. Ii the
guest 81 Mr. Weller Mccarthy at his
parents summer home, MARTA
Lodge, Arundel -on-t the Bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
nae Rrem
suszsa fsassn

Maane Rrom
'FraARang Gasp
Lieut.. William Schweyer. u. s. a..
Who was With the St Johns students
at The =. o. T. G. in camp at Camp
Lee, Va. returned here yesterday.
Lieut. schwyer Will resume his course
IN mining engineering in the autumn
al the Pennsylvania State College.
which course was interrupted By his
entrance TO the service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
Secretary
! on vacation

Miss Elizabeth Munford. secretary
70 Prof George Fox. superintendent OF
the County Board OF Education for
Anne Arundel county. IS on her yaca-
ton. which she Is spending at Ocean
IClty.
Mrs Frank Il. Weller and her house
guest Miss Stuart Dempsey, Of Au-
gusta. Ga, are on short visit to
washington.
Lieut. and MS &. II Crutcher and
infant daughter, left yesterday fOr
Portsmouth. N. H.. after visit Cd.
Mrs Crntcher's parents, Mr ana Mrs,
Robert Redmond. Madison street
Azrs. Il. r. Hayman, wife Of County
Engineer Hayman, who has been on an
extended visit % her parents In Wash
lington. county. where she was called
by the Illness Of her father, ]. H Will
son, Esq, has returned to her home,
corner Conduit and Duke Of Glouces-
tier streets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06


ns hos comp1elfnessea,
',Aipg and facing us;
~ r8lilcus haired elm ones
IT hopeful aud CHEEKY:
# laughter doWered fairy ones.
eslIe aud eerid
Folger Mckinsey
DtkdaJ dance
II HISS Polly Merton
Nj ana Mrs. Richard Morton Will
hi dance saturday evening, An
81 ! ii severn. their country home.
IN Annapolis. To celebrate the birth
hollhelr daughter, Miss Polly Nor
u Their gnesss for the week end
iii include Miss Iris Evans. Miss
Ffsa HoblazeIl, Miss Alice white.
ii Laurence slnlmonds and Mr. Hy-
hha Rahns
Niss I.ota Robinson. the sister o.
N Morton. who has been vssitimg
iii several months, viii spend
winter ii Washington with her
nl MIS- Charles Poe.
Mss lielen Dempsey, who has been.
sHag her friends Mr.. and MRS.
aeas! shefHbec for the past month.
Y yesterday for brooklyn, n. Il,
stse She viii take the steamer for
Y West Fla and there will join her
ntals
sss Lucy richmond, teacher Of
sslA Grade eity public school, left
NY viii party Of baltimore friends
r Niagara Falls Thousand Islands.
isenla and Montreal, Cehada
M Psry
isasts Visitor
M L Earle Fisher. wife Of Col.
'satF u entertained at her
kay N Murray avenue. Murray Hill.
ssefaay aftcrlipon At cards for one
4 u hotar IL Mrs John syives-
Y Mlglfsta Ga who is visiting
Ian Mrs. John Chew
sslppsitF WAS before her mar
~ MSS Mamie Brewer, of Anna
ss9s aaqghler 81 the late Mrs Mayer.
g Hessie conncill, OF Baltimore.
eserai DAYS With the fans
" astd Stf clarence Nj. White
8'a Annapolis
I'D Nr Malter Merrimsn and
.'ssl'sf SaliA ad Air and Ms. John
& 50 binston. d 6. spent
sges ead d heir relatives. Mr..
l.init Iowman, Prince
se'sks Sir6et
.al's lir,t
lHpaas
'atl'la fsliip. II Fort Wayne.
is us lpr relatives, Mr.. and
''sraan ina Nr and Airs.
laflSsoa this city. This Is
fs trip east and she
aAeh blessed With the sights
.ss'sls.llS aud its old his
~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

u cEAftDE
p 1. lSs 6riers Foy
FEN BISCUITS
Reaaesdays
siE SalKs
hsrsaog ana pr,aas
y md II a. II. At
Ii CONDUIT ST.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06
kAda, dance

Mss lielen Dempsey. who has been.
billing her friends Mr. and Mrs,
stal! sheriibec for the past month.
z yesterday for brooklyn, n. +,
We're She Will lake the steamer for
" Rest. Fla and there will join her
ntais
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

siss Lucy Redmond, teacher Of
saa sraae city public school. left
Wy Win party Of baltimore friends
NIAGARA Fails Thousal1d Islands.
laealo and Montreal, Cahada
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
NEW CARLISLE BANKER
ISSUES STATEMENT IN
REGARD TO LETTERS

In answer 10 inquiries at the
Farmers bank Of New Carlisle con-
corning the steps that are being con-
templated by the corporation which
is backing Harry L. Mays, Miracle
Man" following a letter received by
them from the state medical board.
Guy Smith of the Farmers bank
said Friday that according to his in
depreciation OF the letter Mays did
not require a license as he used no
medicine.
He stated that no further plans
for a large hospital or sanitarium
were at present being considered
but that the letter written TO the
state medical board by the corpora
ton had reference to the sanitarium
now being used and thai the fl
nancing OF II had already taken place
and that the letter was 10 find out
how the board stood on the cues
ton.
He said that no further word had
been received from the board since
the letter. and that Mr.. Mays, as far
as ne knew, would not be required
TO take an examination as to his
moral and educational qualifications
as referred to in the boards answc--
ing letter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
SCOUT COMMISSIONER
WILL DELIVER TALK

National Boy Scout Commissioner
Harris will present a talk on scout
ing and its detectives at a meeting
10 be held at the school administra-
ton building Tuesday evening. Dec.
16. ut o'clock. A meeting of the
newly organized South Bend council
OF the Boy Scout association will be
held just before or after the talk
by Mr.. Harris.
South Bend is conspicuous among
The cities OF Indiana as being the
only city with a population OF 20
coo or more which has not already
engaged the services Of a full time
man 10 promote the boy scout pro-
gram and II is the purpose Of the
meeting on Dec. 16 to present TO
South Bend citizens an idea Of Just
what scout craft" IS Mr.. Harris
will not spend the entire evening in
talk but Will give a practical dem
onstration showing how the work
can grip the attention OF even a
grown man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
COMPLETE PLANS
TO BUILD HOMES
Subsidiary Corporation is
Capitalized at 1,000,-s
600 by StudebakerS.

Plans for the erection by the Stu
debaker corporation Of between 500
and 1000 houses for homes OF the
workmen to be employed in the en-
largement Of the corporations plant
here have been completed, it was
announced by officials OF the cor
poration Friday.
The erection OF the houses is to be
under the charge OF a subsidiary
corporation capitalized at $1,000
600 and at the head of which is
Fred I. Dennis The capitalize ton
OF the building corporation is to be
increased as the demand requires
The board of directors of the
building corporation. and who will
manage it's affairs are: A. r. Frs
kline, president OF the Studebaker
corporation: +. :. Fish. c. \. Hppin-
colt. y. r. Feltes NJ. r Wollerng
II. S. Vance and r. l.. Dennis Of tho
Studebaker corporation, and George
J.. Kalczynski. Louis +. Kovach and
Louis NJ Hammerschmidt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
FILES SUIT AGAINST
EQUIPMENT COMPANY

Claiming his business has been
Systematically intefered with, r, E.
Hulett filed suit against the Elec-
trical Equipment Co, in superior
court Friday
Hulett asserts that ne has had
many contracts for the sale of Del
cO-Light plants for which he is the
exclusive agent in South Bend and
that the electric company has mis-
represented the light TO his Gus
toners. thus persuading them to
cancel their contract with him.
The Electric Equipment Co. Is also
charged with promising 10 protect
Huletts promised customers from
any action that might be brought
against them for breach of contract.
Some OF these agreements have been
made in writing and others orally.
The electric company, agents for
the Lalley Light have thus caused ir-
repairable loss to his business. says
Hulett. He charges that his light
was misrepresented as being second
hand and that 1t would not give
service after one year.
He states that many contracts
have been interfered with, each one
being n loss OF $500 10 him Judg-
ment Of $1,000 is asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
GIFTS ARE EASILY SELECTED

from our line OF Wear Ever and
Miro Aluminium, Pyrex Glass. Icy
Hot bottles. Hotpoint. Westinghouse,
7 Universal and Royal electrical goods.
o. W. Schaffner. opposite post office.
Advt-5616-14.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
HOLD ALLEGED
CHECK FORGERS
Police Believe They Have APP
pretended Leaders of An
Organized Gang.

With the arrest Friday Of William
Barker. alias Francis Mullen. and
Charles Dodds. charged with passins
fraudulent checks, the South Bend
police believe they have succeeded
in experimenting two principals Of
an alleged organized gang of check
forgers.
Several business houses In the
downtown district are reported by
the police TO have been made the
victims Of this alleged gang. the
amounts OF the losses OF these firms
being said TO run anywhere between
S12 and $50 each.
Barker and Dodds are held in
connection with the passing OF d
fraudulent check at the Ries Furni-
ture Co. on S. Michigan st. This
check IS for S12. Inc cnecl1 was
cashed at the store. and soon after
was found to be spurious. Barker
was arrested Friday morning as was
Dodds. The latter is said TO have
been with Barker when he is said to
have passed the check.
Chief OF Police Kline said Friday
afternoon that further arrests in
connection with the passing OF
spurious checks are TO be made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13

After Dec. II. I refuse to be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted
by my wife. iva. J. II. COOK.
ADMISSIBLE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
BILL DONAHUE's ORIGINAL OR
CHESTRA.

Dance az MishaWaka hotel to-
night, . 90 H. Bin S1.50-Adyt.
6s17-13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
SELECT OFFICERS

The election of officers occupied
the time of the regular meeting of
the Pythian sisters Thursday eve
ming at the knights Of Pythias hall.
The officers elected for the coming
year We're: NJ. f. G. Cecilia Jel-
lison: NJ Z. s. Mollie Bradley; Me.
J.. Adah Yerrick: manager, Dora
Fssick; NJ. Of p. c.. Bessie Thorn
ton, VI. f. Harriet Gully; protector,
May Miller; o. c., Mrs. w. II. Hob
hick; captain of STAFF, Mrs. Dib-
bles: installing officer, Mrs. Bon
durdnt: representative to Grand Tenn
pie. Mrs. Weaver; alternate, Mrs.
Mehnert: temple representative.
Mrl. Bondurant; alternate. Mrs. Yer
rick Twenty-three new members
were installed at the meeting and 20
were balloted upon. Following the
ceremonies luncheon was served to
200 members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WILL GIVE CONCERT

The first OF a series OF concerts
TO be given by the recently organ
lied Symphony orchestra of South
Bend will be given Sunday after
noon at SIS o'clock in the Rotary
room OF the oliver otel. Arthur
Shank. who did such excellent work
IN the Katcha Koo play given here
In November. will be the solOist at
Sundays recital. He has chosen an
interesting and varied selection OF
songs the program Of which con-
sists OF the following 'Sprin <
Morning Serenade," by Lacomb;
Melody" by Rachmaninoff: "Seren-
ade," by Charminade; Six Full
Fathoms OF Men" by l. Leiler;
Boat Song" by Harriet Ware. and
lyric pieces by Grieg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
FIRE DISASTER VICTIMS
APPLY FOR AID

Eight families, including % indi-
viduals. victims OF the recent fire
disaster. have appealed 90 the dis
aster relief committee Of the local
Red Cross chapter. Clothing has
been the imperative need and IN two
cases women have been supplied
with spectacles. II Is the principle
of the disaster relief committee TO
provide persons with the proper
equipment clothing. etc. 10 resume
their former occupations The Red
Gross is also cooperating with other
orGanizatlons who are helping the
fire victims.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
DISMISS CASE AFTER
EXTENSIVE HEARING

After several days hearing and
just before being submitted to the
jury. the case brought by Ethel
Miller against William s. Harris and
Anciei Miller for judgment OF $3.50
was dismissed in superior court Fri
day.
Arguments have been in progress
throughout the week before Judge
montgomery and the case was to
.c submitted TO the jury Friday
morning. This was topped by a
motion OF the plainum 20 dismiss
the case.
Mrs. Miller. the plaintn. brought
suit Tor receiver for the firm OF Har-
r.s and Miller. wholesale and retail
jewellers at 2o1 T.. Jefferson blvd,
in May, 1919. Z. T. Bondurant
was appointed receiver and after
taking an inventory CT the stock Of
the firm. appraised il at S1.1S2.74.
lie sold the entire stock OF goods
10 William L. Hindman for $3.50.
The action brought by Mrs. Miller
was for the payment OF $3.50 loaned
the firm during the month Of jan
uary and August. 1919. Harris. one
~ the partners claimed in a cross
complaint that Mrs. Miller had
given the money 10 her husband
the other partner. knowing that her
husband had no other property from
which 20 collect the debt and that
he did have other property
Mr. Miller claimed in an answer
that Harris agreed 10 devote his en-
tire time 10 the business OF the firm.
tie said Harris did this for two or
three days but that after that he
devoted his entire time 20 the car
penter trade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
RUILnER,s BANQUET.

Representative contractors OF al
the building trades attended a ban
quet given in the old court house
Thursday evening The affair was
IA the nature OF a get-toEether din
uer and informal talks were given
by the contractors The Amphion
quartet Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain church rendered several Sc
1eCrious during the evening Dinner
was served TO 60 by the Auten ".
r. c. No. Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
JUDGE WITHHOLDS
rBOY'S SENTENCE
Joseph Vida Held For Theft
of JeWeIry From To-
cal Store.

Joseph Vida and Rose Peterson.
charged with the theft OF over ST.
900 worth OF jeweIry from the store
Of o. p. Noisom. cast themselves on
the mercy OF the court before Judge
Montgomery Friday morning, who
Indicated that ne would show leni-
ency
II viii give suspended sentence
20 Rose Peterson but 70 the boy 1
VIII withhold sentence. No entry
VIII be made on the docket until
there f. some arrangement made for
The care OF this boy. though said
Judge Montgomery. He is l6
years old and too young TO start
out in the world again without an
older head 20 guide him
The defendants. Vida charged
with grand larceny and Mrs. Peter
son with receiving stolen property.
changed their pleas Of not guilty TO
guilty in court Friday.
Both Arc Guilty.
There is no defense 20 be made, ="
said George Sands. attorney for the
two. Both are guilty and it IS up
10 the court what their punishment
shall be Vida is a boy 10 years old.
Whether he should be sent TO the
penftentiary where he viii associate
with degenerates and criminals, ! do
not know. Mrs. Peterson IS in dell
cate health. She weighed but 80
pounds when she entered the Jail
two months ago and has fallen off
rapidly since that time. Should she
be sent TO prison that might be her
death sentence"
O. T. Noisom was in court and
asked 10 step forward by the judge
and tell OF the personal habits of
Vida during his employment and
what he thought would be a proper
punishment for him, Il don't know
lust what should be done with him. -
said Mr.. NOisOm. Il bear no malice
towards him and / do not think +
would be well for him 10 go back
10 his father in Michigan He
Worked for me year ago this fall
and he seemed all right. His father
spring but he wrote me for his old
Job. I gave II TO him and he came
back about July OF last summer"
Boy Is 10.
How old are you" questioned
Judge Montgomery Of Vida He
stood Up and said, 81 was 16 April
/ O.. last summer"
sit down." said the judge, you
look younger still when you stand
mp. Have you any friends in South
BEND ?" To this Vida replied that
he had no friends and but one rela-
tive. an uncle.
Il Will make no entry on the doc
ket until there Is some arrangement
for this boy when he gets out of
Jail and starts on "a new future
- Cd Judge Montgomery. Mr.. MOI
som says ne does not think il well
that ne should go back 20 his father
but he needs someone until he Is
older. When this arrangement has
been made I am willing 10 pro-
uOunce sentence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
DOCTOR DARDEN IS
NEW HEALTHWIN HEAD

DR.. st. c. Darden Of Poughkeep-
sic, y. Y, assumed his duties as
superintendent at Healthwin hospital
Wednesday. DIR. Darden succeeds
DR.. r. c. Kmkwood. who resigned
his position Nov. 3, to enter public
health service work at New Haven,
Conn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13

Beehler's. Main 1899. order early.
Advt-5741-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
EIKS GAIA WEEK.

Every night Dec. Is to 20. Visit
the country store, meat market,
poultry shop, kewpie station, candy
kitchen, art booth and many attrac-
tons for fun and amusement. Public
invited.-Advt. 5531-13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-13
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.

AT Harris 10 save You money
Rings. chains. mesh bags. cum links
and everything in jewelry. call and
Zoe convinced. 1o4 y. Michigan ST.,
over car station and Kables -Advt
56O7-I3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
JEWISH SOLDIERS
SYNAGOGUE ISSUE
Rabbi Kohn Insists Changes
Must Be Made to Meet
Spirit of Warriors.

CLEyELAND. Jan. lG---Reilg'ous quos-
cussed at the mid-Wce. conference OF the
United Synagogue OF America here to-
day. Many ot the 500 delegates. repre-.
senting more than so. 300 Jews in var!-
Gus parts OF the country, emphasized thu
necessity for reforms in the church and
its influence.
Rabbi Jacob Kohn OF New York in
sisted that the religious conduct Of the
synagogue must DO changed to take care
OF the "uev spiritual cNultattOn' Of the
Jewish soldier returning from France,
Dr. Kohn said the soldiers had fought
for nat!ouLi!sm and new ideals and tho'S
protection, ana they wuull expect To inl
both on their return,
Rabbi Louis Fcinberg Of Cincinnati
urged the CLEANSING of the working
hours OF JeNs To- forty-eiglt hours n
week in such a way that saturday and
Sunday may be left to worship
Dr. Israel Elfcuhein OF Chicago Ia
meuted the lack Of kindcrgarteus in jew
ish colleges, He said II was necessary
to begin Jewish instructions VITA the
child II its intrrcs. in itS faith was 10
be conserved.
Othcr reforms suggested included maxi
ing the fliiN hlENl stIH &c" ''hIoIih ~
the needs and interests OF young Jews.
conducting the services in boa English
and Hebrew reHrranglng the church
music and In general making tae syua-
Cogua the general meeting placs for
Jews. regardless Of whether thi gather
ing was for worship. business or pleas
ure. and establishmcut'and. nantenarce
OF Jewish centres In all OF the larger col
leges and universities.
4 banquet was given TO the visitors
tonight.