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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

The soldiers educational bill
appeared attractive, being a
measure for direct service to
soldiers who wish to complete
their college work, and the
voters made no mistake in sup
porting it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

The Austrian press is also
greatly enragedat the peace
terms; did they expect a smile
and a slap on the shoulder?
~-~>-S@S~~~~
The civic club usually does
things well and the rose show
was no exception.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

apron indicates oil pressure.
Flow of oil is controlled by
stroke of oil pump connected
with throttle.
CARBUR TOR-Special Essex
design, patented; automatic con-
troll adjusted from dash, stran-
gler for starting.
STARTING AND LTGHTING-
Dclco--two separate units.
Light equipment includes Pa
rabolic headlights with dimminE
attachment. Instrument ligh,
and tail light are controlled
from dash. Switch is equipped
with security lock and keys.
CLUTCH-Muitipl disc, con-
tanned in oil-tight case in center
of flywheeI Two sets of discs.
both of steel. the driving disc
having cork inserts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. type
three speeds forward and re-
verse. Direct drive third speed.
STEERING GEAR--worm ana
gear type. Full gear and shaft
IN one piece. Au1uStuple 10 take
up wear, both worm and gear.
DRIVING SHAFT--Cafries two
universal joints. All working
parts are packed in grease and
protected by grease-tight steer
covers.
REAR AXLE-Light. strong
and of proved satisfactory per-
formance. Housing is of rein
forced pressed steel. Driving
gears and differential mounted
on separate carrier. which Is
ho1ted TO axle housing and is cas-
lily removable without taking
axle from under car. Driving
gears are of helfca1 type.
BRAKES-Brake bands II In.
in diameter and 1 "a in. wide.
RADIATOR--Ceflular type. pro-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

vided with shutters. controlled
from dash. Equipped with mo-
tometer Enables driver to know
and control heat OF motor at all
times. Further contribution to
motor efficiency and fuel econ
omy.
wHEELS-12 spokes. front and
rear. made of hickory.
SPRINGS-provide extremely
easy riding qualities. Semi
elliptic type both front and rear.
Front springs 2 in. wide. by SO
in. long. Rear springs same
width. 50 In. long.
Spring eyes equipped with
phosphor busiiings. Adjustable
to take up all side wear. Hotch-
kiss type drive.
FRAME-ANew design, strength
ened at front and rear by tubu-
lar cross members. Power plant
boIted direct to frame cross
member at rear. Frame in.
in depth at points OF greatest
stress. Assures absolute rlgidI-
~.
BODY-Compactness of motor
provides AMPLE space to carry
commodious body without un-
due IenRthening of chassis.
Drivers compartment specially
designed for comfort. All ope-
rative levers within easy reach.
TOP-Made of rainproof mater
IT Al. 4 a.la M
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05
FOR A FINER TOWN

IT HE spirit prevailing the
W rose show held yesterday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

"How did Wombat get so banged
up?"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-22
New STYLES in Bathing Suits

B Misses Bathing
q Lted
aastng bright red with black with and others
(Second Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

The substitute must cover these
points
Tho nrat point auFEosis mo- suhsti-
tuty when alcohol iH removed %
leaves t hole nothing can ull H. hui
Dr. Is iIhr ttkiur o. splinter out of IL
wound Nt and ny, 10 a Wtu b. healthy,
900. sore spot Wll heal
The substitute must not nc better
thuu the people whu are supuu "d tu
t%utrnuisr u There must hv un .up-
Iff business boo BE- IL must Nr clean
of any purposes Goo in the m 300 good
tu 'ylp,uis thr poorer DIt-ss ur tp
such Trims People ln ult want
tu hr improved They want % place.
for splf.rNurossiuu i place tu hr bod
DO They chuo=e.
The Substitute must paN for itself.
% there Dr. Huy charity tuuut il, " ~
i- endowed ur supported hN hvur,u-
i,nrr. % BE- dead from the beginning.
n must hc re- place where ANS man
with H nickel can $50 BOO, have &c good
time and feel like De De- hvlpiug sup
port the concern.
10 must not by Re- place whore men
are Hurrtd" Go Eu 10 they arc mrrd
they viii not Eo. n ls human mature.
Preferably ~ should hv not altogether
uppruyrd hN Unr WurilistH n should
Doe is tough uH lts nclrhhorhuud
10 must bo run rs private enter
prise. and pay well enough tn attract
lu efficient manager if b cav rum
10, be- o. church or some h~"ntNolehl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

KVJ Hen the saloon goes what
w shall we have Bon place ct u'
To answer the question iu-
|"lliEentlv W. must consider what the
ilouu has meant what human need
supplied
T. n meant in%toXlcntion. more or
sss Hy alcohol men ESCAPE from
hemfolvcs rhot find iu 30 % way out
b. tic horror ~ the huWlrun. out
'f their worries There lH nu ruhstl.
uir fur alcohol whicN iH not worse
han alcohol Mon WI simply have
|u got along without poisoning them.
|solNes into u %docsutlN. couteutmput
10 meant democracy. Rich and
poor met ON e level
o. u meant r. comfort station The
|hhs"ucr 81 suitable comfort stations
H 4 serious defect ln American cities.
Hud uue That every community should
|remedy az once.
O. u waE 10 domestic "Dity of REF.
huge n was H place for the man 60
rp who did not want 10 q" home
% n supplied That true 'ommuu-
inu ~ human beings that comes only
from eating Do drinkiug together
d. n wasn't respectable 10 was n
bit of color. ~ hud enough flavor
of doyilishnoss ln u 20 make % nttrac.
tive. Beer Dr. not as good ts .cc-Crpum
soda, hut rs wickedeT which NOR.
tlau -ComprnHitcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
KEEP HOPING
BY II. ApDMGToN BRUCE
Author OF The Riddle OF Personality" ~psvchoiory ana
Parentbood." Ltc.
Copyright. 1919. by The Associated Newspapen)

THfNGs, you tell ne. are not go
inn right with you. q are
not feeling IN the hest of health.
M high cost Of living IN pressing
sou harder al harder. business
prospects are uncertain.
Nevertheless, Dc not Eive way 10
worry and anxiety. Continue 90 40
the best YOU can-and Keep hoping.
NaN. " YOU do not keep hoping you
are pretty sure To find things pass
from bad 10 worse.
wish bad the power 20 impress
on every reader the imperative moren-
sity for hope In the lives ~ an men
ANA women, especially a. those times
when reason Tor hope seems faintprt
When hope goes Il leaves the door
vide open Tor despair 60 enter. And
with d entrance Of despair catas,
tropho becomes wcii-nigh assured.
This h o a mere figure OF speech
u is Il statement grounded in fR' Of
scientific gertrude. In season nf
adversely u ought 90 be kept ron
Hiuntly In mint
Scientists know that despair dulis
ana cuufusca the mental faculties a.
surely us would "a severe blow on the
head. They know hat % acts nH "a
virus 60 poison ana aaraiyze tho
bodily processes.
Tho man who despairH IL incapable
Of efficient action. H. whole ten
dcncN b. toward physical weakness
ana mental inertia.
lie ~ Inclined neither 10 think nor
Ia do, " he does bestir himself the
chances are an against his %piuunirg
wisely, because Of the rluudinn effect
ni despair ON the judgment And ne
cannot act vigorously for any length
uf time. such iH the fattgue-produciug
potency Of despair.
Whereas ay chewing to hope. no
matter how dismal the outlook. he In
rreascs Infinitely the possibility ~
turning ever what may seem assured
defeat into unexpected victory
Hope IN u true tonic that sends the
blood CnursinE more swiftly through
the veins % BE- IL stimulsnt aiding
many Il man 90 function heaithfuiiy
hecnuHe his brain IL clearer, the
hopeful man sees opportunities Ia
which u dospulrlnE man a. blind. tie
ttu act with t wisdom Impossible UNI
Ger the mind w%cakening Influence OF
despair.
And presently. by his persistent of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Not Arguments, Carry Conviction to Investors:
Read the Facts About Local Building Needs and Profits
UNDOUBTEDLY ,

UNDOUBTEDLY you read the statement in
yesterday Evening Herald by the Albu.
querque Chamber OF Commerce. about the
hilding situation In this city aud the need for
|ompi. vigorous and united action 10 relieve our
|itical housing situation. The advertisement
III Il was AN Observation-Disclosures space bought
paid for rs other advertising space i pnr-
based aud used-was impressive as a piece of ad.
|riising literature. II was even more impressive
the brief but forceful alignment Of facts pre-
|nted.
This statement is one Of q series that will be-
laced before the people of Albuquerque within the
|Xt few DAYS by the organized business forces of
Us city. We commend these statements 10 Your
|rcful and thoughtful attention. We doubt the
Pwer Of any man. no matter how conservative or
Pw careful. 10 resist the logic of the facts pre-
|nted with regard 10 Albuquerque : housing prob
|m and the building situation ~ regards, first.
y need for homes, aud. second, the profit that
|l accrue 10 those who build them NOW.
The arguments rs 10 building costs is over. The
|cts have become generally known. They are
bal and finally convincing. Building costs. never
high as other costs. even in the midst Of war,
r. urIn u permanently established level. They
|hl not materially decline for many months; prob
ply not for years. The decline will be slow wlrn
starts, aud II will be long delayed IN starting.
the meantime sure aud substantial profits await
|e men who have the determination aud decisive
bwcr 10 make aud carry out their building plans
bw. Let's go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Little Stories
&' Bedtime

ID ETER nAnuTTR eyes twlnkied
when Jenny Wren aid she
must look her old house over
tu see " q was "a 10 live in.
. can save you that trouble. said
he
what do YOU moan7' Jonny'a
voice was very shurn
"Ouiv that your old house H. all
rruuV orcLplrd." replied Peter.
fully the English sparrow has heon
living in 10 for the last two months
ln fact he already has a good sized
family thorr'
what" screamed jenny ana Mr..
Wren together. Thpn without even
saying ruot-hV 20 Peter they flew
in o. great rage Ia SOC " he had
told them the truth. Presently he
heard them scnldinF a. fast az their
tongues could Eo. and this " very
flHt indeed
much good that will do them
chuckled Peter They will have 20
find n now fouae this year an tho
sharp tonruss In the world couldn't
bulge uuliy the English sparrow
Ny, my. my. my just hear that
racket 7 think m so over aud zee
What ~ Eoiug
so Peter horped 10 u place where
could set 1 good view 81 Jenny
Wrru's old home ana still not De
too Ear from the safety 81 the old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

society, IL viii nl u must arise
iruW a real need 81 the people thom-
SELVES.
% must have l free comfort station.
some Kind ~ r free lunch niao would
help. rhDr. should Dee uppuftuuluca
Tor vafd-plnyinr Hud billiards.
There should Dee an expert hsrtsop-
or who gets part ~ tho pruitt..
There is mo- reason why q place of
This sort should not thrive. a. DO
wuuld have no license tu pay and no
rttft 90 dispense Co the warl-hos.
Al this nay srrm rather low aluur
tie' ground. perhaps IL d. uut there's
whcrr folks live the kind uf folks that
Eo to saloons, and if you want them
"a must ru whore they are. they will
not come 10 you
Aud this iH tho Kind Of suhsiItut,
that viii grow up 60 meet The need.
D. ~ kiRd you attempt 20 devils,
Hud hand down tn tho fN-sHluuu
crowd Viii most certainly fail
lu course of time ls habits of so-
hrioty hcroWD established. and 20 now
generation ARISES free from tho tulu'
"i alcoholic craving. tho suhstitut,
viii Improve
Hut the uniy WHY 90 raf auyWhsra
D. to start from where sou are now.
Farmers and uFht shoes are corn
growers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Tomorrow

IN tho sixteenth 81 May In isGs.
~ MARY Queen ~ Scots. after the
battle ~ tanrside. crossed the
ftfth Of Snlwuy and landed I'd Der.
went, England. whore she took tho
iuihi step u confldinr heecif q the
protection OF Queen Elizabeth.
IN 1871, on tho sixteenth 81 NAV.
women were for the firpt timV Intro
huo"d ~ dancers ON he Partisan
STAGE iu re- court opera called The
Irlomphe dp rAmour."
ON The sixteenth ~ May ln 1870.
Louis NNi of France married the
Aust Jan A~rchduchess Marie An
tnlupffa.
ON the sixteenth ~ MAY In isl0. q
hll tp remove the civil disabilities OF
M" jews was voted uuun and re-
iocici in The English parliament by
re- vote of 1Ns 20 tGl.
on the sixteenth ~ May. tsl0. "a
great eruption 81 Mount Etnu de-.
Hifu''n "irht villages and formed sew
"u nov crutorH
IN 1855 ON the sixteenth 81 MAY.
Felicia horothea Hemans. the Eng
lish poet, died uf heart dissase ln
Dublin. ~ the axe nf forty-ons Mr..
icmHns's poetry is OF l continental
o. t"pld variety. very popular dur.
inE nor lifetime MANY 81 her short
poems such M "f~HsHhiuura The
Wreck aud The Palm Tree nrve
hrrom" standard English lyrics e. $50
found in all antholoFies " English
poetry.
IN 1888 ON % sixteenth Of May.
Ilem"ut NHlundiEhHu 90 ohio. u mem
DER OF ~tunrfrrs, VAS arrested on a
charge ul treason Nalnndinhan wa
% '~nuurfhrHd. u southern Hpmpn-
ihif'r living iu me north during the
rlhII Wat Ills uffruaa WAS lu sneak
inr publicly AGAINST the war. TIe was
convicted and sentenced 10 lmprispn.
mrui but President Lincoln COM
muitd the sentence Co deportation ho-
N"nN D lines The c~Onfederntea.
however refused tn receive him and
N1lHudtrhHn wandered hack aud
forth from the north to the south
uniil %" wts l1loW.d tn return to
ohio go the CLOSE n the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

stone wall Jenny wren's old home
hhd been boo H hole in one 81 the
nld apple trees. Looking over a.
it Peter ruuld sre Mr. Huiiv sitting
bon the little round doorway and quite
FILLING b. She wus shrisklnr sy.
ritedly nuppIug aud hitting from
iN'E fn fWir rlus. hY where IpuuV
% Mr. Wren. their tails pointing
almost strairht up fo the SIS. aud
fouliinr ns fast ls thcy could make
their tongues ro.
llyInr st,lrpy first re- one ana
then It tho uthrr Hud almost drown.
inF their voices with hls own harsh
cries was Bully himself % was
perhaps 90 fourth inrrsr than Mr
Wren. Ilthuurh Doc Looked hall artin
Hs hir i'ut for the fact that hl.
urw spring HuIt was very dirty. due
g, hlH funduoHs fuf tuhlur dust baths
Iut OBJ" ftgf That hc rtrrs nnthInr
about hs personal ~nrusnfiure and
takes u u care of himself. be- would
nave boon I fairly good looking feiY
low Hls back was more or less oi
Nn ashy color With black aud chest.
uui NtfipDf It's wings were brown
With O. white bar ON each Ills throat
u breast were black. and below
that hr was 81 a dirty White.
ly ruffUnr up hits feathers ana
raising pie wings slightly us he
hopr'l about Doc managed 'n mako
himself appear much bigger than be-
really wHH Ho looked like the reru-
lHf little lighting .tvHTr that he was.
TITO Unisr hnh Thought nl tho other
hlri- ln the ptt Orchard 90 sep
what WIS gulur un, ana every one
nf them was screaming ana urging
I'uny and Mr. Wren Go stand ur
Tor theft UEhtH ono OF Thorn
bad re- good word for Bully and hIs
wife " certainly was Il disgrlcs-
ful nrirhhurhnud suuahhlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

fort. he swlnrz things more to his llk-
ina. The hope which he has cher
ished vindicaiee hts having cher
ished n.
Truly. N an oid-time proverh holds.
Hope ~ the pillar % h world.~ Use
Hemehlher. also. 10 preach the eor-
pei % hope % envy friend you fear n
NscrinE To despair. For hts Sake act
on the suggestion Of the wise phrase
maker who declared.
Hope " the hest medicine. and for
%tunntsiy ~ h IN the power Of every
doctor 20 dispense a."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

whether you wake OF sleep, night or
day, week IN and week out. month IN
and month out, year In ana year ont.
without any volition on your part.
hidden away IN tho depths. an u
were. unseen By you, throba rhyth.
mi"aily an your life long,"
ho paused Tor o~rutoricai effect. and
r. tired mother WA heard 90 q y
The gus mcterl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

m UTTUTT ~
replied iNr fHus
uouH citizen. ~
has become almost
e. custom for n
statesman 10 leave
ufitrr poorer
man than when he
entered H. And
I'm in debt nov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

NNfNNfftNNtN
about one OF the
nos vital. one OF
the most Impor-
tant organs In the
whole world" he
snid.
what IN n that
tn D. = aw a y.
mover %stopping.
never ceualug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

invited 10 many
hourca to meet many
People.
An old ".
racing her brain
for Some interest
ing topic OF CONVEX
satlcn. told the mis-
aionary about n Turk
who had been n thief
md MLnm LIE hun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Our Red Cross

EADiNG the current issue uf 4. II. e. Rays.
official publication of the Red Cross of The
Mountain Division, l. an article introduced as
q lows:
THE entire nation must pay homage 10
The women of the four statcs-tolorado.
Nc'F Mexico. Utah and Wyuming-cum
prising 'hc Mountain Division of the
American Red Cross.
"A report compiled M national head
quarters of the Red Cross iu Washington,
a copy 81 which has just been received Ut
division headquarters In Denver, reveals
that the Red Cross workers of this luris-
diciion produced. during 1915. MORE
ARTICLES NECESSARY To THE SIC
CESSF1'L CONDUCT OF THE WAR
THAN ANY OTHER DIVISION IN THE
WHOLE UNITED STATES. Moreover.
this proud record. which will 90 down IN
history as one Of he greatest achievements
of the war. was established by the women
OF the SMALLEST of the thirteen Red
Cross Divisions of the country.
Here. indeed. is cause for pride loo New Mexico
eomanhond. The figures of the official rumpIla-
lon show that this little Mountain Division of
states gave u monthly production of no rs
the general average of pa for all dlyi,.
pns. and ~ compared with the great Atlantic Di-
isious general monthly average of 3si. Also
here was bat one other division m the United
that exceeded the Mountain DIVISION iu the
'ALtE of articles produced.
Thc message OF cougratulatiuu sent 90 his fell
ow workers by john ". Mor",. division manager,
y the same issue of the A. r. G. Rays Is 50 thor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

oughly mcritcd that its enthusiastic commentator
will be seconded and approved by all the people Of
the champion division.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

The fact that There ARE just as good
iIHh u ih' snl IH ever were caught
rather '1ruurpur 10 tho piscit1r-
lul iar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

a woman can mako o. PIE out OF
uuNthlur she wants tu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

Artistic is oHon % synonym fo,
useless aud expensive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

Tho celebrated missionary 10 Tu--
Key vas home Tor q spell. and Was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SALOON
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

- ,sopyMenr. ,s,s ~ De. ,s.ss eaA.s,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Hymen Mendow Appointed Lecturer for
Near East Relief.

Mr.. Hymen Z. Mendow returned this
week from lecture tour in the western
part Of the state Mr. Mendow has been
appointed state lecturer for the Near
East Relief Committee of America. The
Committee is working arduously to
raise $3OO00,OO0 throughout the United
States. The funds will be used for the
relief of Armenians, Syrians, Greeks
and Palestinian peoples. Judge William
Howard Taft is president of the Ameri-
can Committee, and the work of the or
ganization has the sanction of President
Wilson, the Governor and the Public
Safety Commission
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
January 81, 1919

work in "The Brat" last week, they will
be given ample opportunity to test their
versatility in the more substantial roles
of the characters of Madame *. The
story as told in the prologue and three
acts has to do with beautiful woman
who deserts her husband and child, re-
turns to beg forgiveness, but is spurned
and turned away After twenty years in
South America she returns to France a
dope fend and physical wreck. She
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
LOCAL NEWS

and Companions were very ably danced
by the Misses Pauline Rosenblet, Caro-
line Ruben, Lucille Wilk, Ruth Pfaum,
Rosaling Bank, Irene Rose, Erba Smiley
and Frances Friedman. Miss Esther
Kapelovitz played the music for the
dances and Mrs. Saul P. Goldberg and
her son, Jerome, played the incidental
music.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Adath Yeshurun Notes.

AT services this Friday evening, Rabbi
MATHS topic will be "An Eye for an
Eye"
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold its
annual dance at the West Side CONNER
cial Club on Tuesday evening, February
4th.
The Zionah Club, consisting of young
folks of the age of IA to 49, will hold its
regular meeting on Saturday evening,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Y. w. H. A. Elects Officers.

The Y w. f. A. held the election Of
officers at the meeting held on Tuesday
evening last at the Talmud Torah. The
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, Miss Emily Roberts; First Vice
President, Miss Lillian Noosinow; Sec
ond Vice President, Miss Eva Landy;
Secretary, Miss Ida Bart; Recording
Secretary, Miss Rena Barnett, and Treas
urer, Miss Anna Levinson.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Y. M. H. A. Notes.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will give their second anniversary ball
on Tuesday evening, February II, 1919,
at the Calhoun Commercial Club, Lyn-
dale and Lake street. Tickets are $1OO.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Ladies Auxiliary of Atlas Club to Give
Hard Time Dance.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Atlas
Athletic Club announce a gypsy fortune
teller will be present at their Hard Time
Dance on Sunday evening, February
10th, at the Atlas Club rooms, Lyndale
and Sixth avenues north. Admission
SOC. Men in the service are invited to
come and renew their acquaintance.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

at 8 p. m. at the vestry rooms. The
topic for discussion will be, "What Jews
Think of the Crucifxion."
Unique Players to Offer Madame tx"
The Unique Players will present an
intense drama, Madame X" for the
second week of their engagement, begin
ming with the matinee Sunday. While
the company's popularity was firmly
established by the excellence of their
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-01-31
Hatikvah Notes.

The next regular meeting of the Hat
ikvah Club will take place on Tuesday
evening, February 4th, at the Kenne-
seth Israel Synagogue. The dance given
by the club on Sunday evening last at
the Gymal Doled was a success in
every way. The proceeds will be used
to purchase records for the men sta
toned at Base Hospital No. %. Fort
Smelling.