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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
REPUBLICAN WINS.
By United Press

bV LLILtu IItes
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. IT,
J. Hampton Moore won the repu-
lican mayoralty contest in the Phila-
delphia primaries yesterday by
majority OF LOAF, according TO po-
lice department returns compiled
by Sup't Robinson at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
OPERATE
IN SOUTH BEND
Crack Safe at Ecker MFG.
Co.-HoId-Up Men
Also Working.

Burglars. yeggmen and hold-up
men were operating in South Bend
Tuesday night. The work is thought
By the police to be that OF profess
sionsls. and all of the jobs may
have been done by one gang.
The safe at the Henry Ecl1ler
Mfg. Co. 1906 S. Franklin st. was
forced by some experts in the line
Of safe-robbing. The work was
done between $50 o'clock and T.,
and It is believed that the yeggmen
were frightened away before they
had time TO finish the job
one OF the doors 10 the factory
building was left open when the
plant closed for the night After
working hours the factory was en-
tered by the thieves, who took sew
eral tools from work bench.
Obtain Tools.
With the tools obtained from the
factory the side door of the office
building was pried open. The vault
door was forced with a large chisel.
and two of the drawers were broken
open and ransacked The robbers
overlooked "A small amount of mon
ey which was in two pay envelopes
in one of the drawers. A hurried
investigation made last night showed
nothing Of value missing.
Some time between 1880 o'clock
and 10. the home OF Mrs. Margaret
NJ Stull. 1903 S. Michigan st. was
while the family was out. The front
door was opened by means of a
skeleton key. and the upstairs rooms
were thoroughly searched for valu-
ables.
Get Chain and Watch.
The burglars secured "A lady's SOL
id gold neck chain and pendant.
valued at 500, a lady's gold watch.
chain and locket, and purse con-
tanning about So 1t is the theory
of the police that the burglars were
interrupted in their work by the re-
turn of the family, as the downstairs
rooms were apparently not ran
sacked.
A River Park resident notified the
police that he had been held up by
two armed men while walking near
Pottawatomie park about 1880
O'Clock. Monday night The hold
ups searched bim, but failed to find
any valuables. only getting a small
amount of change. Offcers Tholan-
der and Wright patrolled the vicin-
ity Of the park for two hours with a
motorcycle, but We're unable TO find
any trace OF the hOldup men.
one theory held by the police is
that the three jobs might have been
done by some one Of the gangs of
crooks from Chicago who pay peri
odical visits 10 South Bend, return
ing to Chicago after they have made
several hauls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK

PIITSBURG, Pa, Sept. l7.-CATTLE
Receipts light: market steady: choice
6O0Q 1880; good, $4,000 1850: fair
SS00Ql100; veal calves, S21 OOG22O0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts fair
market lower; prime wethers. SIC. GOA
II %; good, Se50dJO25: fair mixed
S50d900; lambs, s. O0d14.5O
HOGS-Receipts light: market &C
tive; prime heavy hogs. SI7 2501T. so /:
mediums, S1775d1SO0: heavy Y0rkera,
S17.75d1S00: light Workers SIT OO0
1928; pigs. S16OO6165O: roughs, S140O
d1500; stays, $12OOd13O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept II. - HOGS Re
ceipts, n,000: market strong: butchers.
Sld0041S10; packing SO 25615. 20 /:
lights, Sl6O0Ql700; pigs, S150Od17 90 ;
roughs, S1450d15OO
CATTLE - Receipts. 1900: market
slow, steady; beef, $S0O71T.75; butcher
stock, 85Odi475 Gamers and cutters.
S5-25GS Is: stockers and feeders SIS GOA
100; cows, S1O75d15.OO; calves, SO. 25GI
2150.
SHEEP - Receipts $4,000: market
slow, 25c lower; wool lambs $500
1926 ewes, s. 00665O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
START SALE OF ARMY
BACON AT FIRE HOUSES

Approximately 5000 pounds OF
bacon was placed on sale at fire
stations No. 4. .. Z. and S Wednes-
day morning. The bacon supply
was left over after the municipal car
had been closed at the Grand Trunk
tracks Tuesday night. OF the amount
20 be sold under the direction OF City
Sealer b. 2 Miller approximately
S 5000 pounds is Armour's bacon.
The lean slabs range from $3.50 TO
IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. sept. Il. - BUTTER -
Creamery extras 55i3c, standards, $50
.s'fc. frsts. 4e5zl54c; seconds. 4i1a4
4eizc
BGGS-Ordinaries. Se9iOi6c; hrsts,
44iac
CHEESE-Twins. 2S02Sl5c; Americas.
3OGS0igc
FUI LrRN-Fowls. soc; ducks, 2oc
geese. Ice; Swings. 25isc. turkeys, SOC
POTA T0ES-Receipts 80 cars: Wis
consins end AIinneaotas. - 900. 90 cWt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
LEE EMPLOYEES PICNIC.

The II. u. Lee Co, employees en-
joyed an outing at POttawatomie
park Tuesday night A picnic
luncheon was served. The evening
was spent with games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE sTOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. md, Sept Il. -
HOGS-Receipts. 5000: market. soc up !;
best heavies. S1T.5O; mediGms and mixed
$3.50: common 70 choice, SI1JOd17. SIS f:
bnlk Of sales, $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
IIBFRTY BONDS

s1a percent, S99.sS; Ist. i percent.
$3.50, End percent sss18: list
AZ percent, $3.50; End AZ per
cent, ss3.34: Srd Az percent, s95.-
IS; 9Th ~ percent, 1924; 5th ~
percent see.Ss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
COMMUNITY WORKER TO
ASSIST C. C. DIRECTOR

Miss Betty T. Lord OF Vaupaca.
Wis. has accepted a position with
the chamber Of Commerce as assist
ant manager. Miss Lord is an eX-
perienced community worker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
Local and Foreign Market News
Stocks Grain

CATTLE 90 Receipts. 60f; market
steady steers I4O0h1T 50, cows and
heifers- S550N120o.
SHEEP ~ Receipts 1.4o0. Market
steady: top. s. O06775O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18

For sale Bargain must be sold this
week Modern room house and
bath. Garage. 8 blocks from Court
House Desirable location. Ralph c..
Osborne. 122 So. Main 81. Phone
Main S66 4993-11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
FREYERMUTH ISSUES ORDER

DR. f. G Freyermuth. secretary
OF the board Of health, has issued
an order forbidding the burning OF
leaves in the vicinity Of the city
hospitals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. II. - Closing
prices on the stock exchange today
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
Or. NicIosS Wiroe.

Sbog bar ieg Ietiet nit Siuo pes Ell
eligtifnIbi9 uofert Ii0en Sieueite. Seq
Jog mig iantmeu % ieirote so til 6r.
2. z. Hois, WiunenpoIis. Wint., aass
isreren for ~SnoldmIingen iii Or. Siels
res RinSe. Set et Stdn at i%ortrIle,
nHn iamen er Set iaa ianbt. at Oct udr
nm otter rt Ia IGit 0r. Strsmtes Sps
icrorin9 i "g}or6mouoen". at icg TOM til
set. ionl ieg / Ian9c Siher bapbe qonet
ng 0IrNet mig til al fad NrIebriu9 til
ri 9iore. Yten bbdO or bel ct gobt Sors
irt urro, bpts man life lar Bet bIl iii
SNarrbling Iad fort iom Santeu isoes2
Nu oil vel rpgen imile OF ipsrRe:
Srorior 9isre noqct @rien al en- iIig
libeu Sum Yen9c til ct iaa tort 2ies
meo? Set er innot. Nen ieg biI for
ttlig fortlnre, al leg tror life. bette er
l%iilutnirgen pna, bpaO hi ifpIoer ocnre
tore @lcnneifcbeoen. Ben % @el8isrers
I.4iuoe.
Sea beler life nltib SpiatuiuQ meo
Lange az mine Sauo5mpuo hoerten bers
urer ellcr biemne Norge ON ilige 5iug.
81 Winoe relies opcr @ropeu for at be-
bare cen gort9auarc5 Rinoe hos SlGst
q @enuer, o. nadr Bet IIttes pau eli
ireoet 0rapIuno meo bi9llet Joro. for
biuber man hernrc0 Segrebet ont fortiat
SnmIip eIIer 6aa5ct ont @ienioreuing
ufoper Den materieae SilprrelIe.
Serimoo, om noaeu Rdno eaer apirs
te bar oiet lin 2iostraft og 9pne til at
iorGbIe og tiens zamiurSet aaroeIi1
%ert % bermeo uoirerfet iie for ben belle
tienbte RenneiteiIe9t, reiier man Rem
ct @onument pod Ct offcntliet Sieo. itte
;or Yerionen, men Ior oeres iortienits
iltIoe Bieruiuq, % "a mo ser en-
Summer iii at folte Santen. life bare
Tor 0enner o. Aien0inger ira ~lio5uirs
tets Sage. men an Mauina iii ale
SlGgtcr FOR ale Cher til at islge Spos
.ct % itrGbe irem0o. Ses rigere Anuo
an Gunitner beiio0er, BEG thoeliaere Tan
ION iaa en- "8duta" euer Stanle iii q.
tole. &c. ilig fan ND itobe itienue
Werter on Gbelt StrGp paa oeune Dor
@uo5 unoerfuloe 2oro. 9oor 4foerliHqer
meIIem onor og soSt % Col os Stosae
or ioa tore.
Ndar el9dng IteVReliene amer fddr
.omme iii arbei6e % bbrte Sc Role
Saufer o. hsiere SoeaIer omtap meo
Ser matcriele Srem9mgs arbeioe. "a
hal ri oisieIig ian n9laa ct llist Rirs
etsmerte ooer Or. German SielSes
more 9ipsarbeioe j ameritas Ioro0es
ten.
Smiolerrio buffer ri paa: "oboh on
cpner .ait al / Del nrrmeite Grdo". 5uit
hpiItsr arbsiSe bet or ior ct iorbolospis
IiSet antaI Reolemner. Iom Seno,
m~srsIaget enoml bar plnoet al jamie.
og tqnt paa al Seu 0I9bc BET oil brins
sc SLaet % 9enner az Der aiosoe sGss
repair Sreeritte o. GERMAN 6ieIoe. mar
9irbeiSet er beioist aiilutiet.
Ssr hu Ireser BETTE ira Dig. ieuo sit
gioras iii aasiercren &. z. Rois. s15
z. IT'D Ct. minneapolis. Rinn.
Gle Ssuoottsn.
] 8aleoit. u. 9a..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

Odsc paa geisg / Gonmorf. 8 Mr.
tiflen bete1nes Rotget fpm ben
nicbtsfpiiroige 9rorte". Morius 1bs.
aerien bIen anbolot pGa Oronntna
Souiies PRO, oo ban bar poo Del TIL
S~Glesparfen, hoor Sprbifalifterne
baooe bebtoet afboloeiien al ct Bro.
teitrrsbe mob Neannerbeim; bette
@soe blep iorsprigt afLpft al Mon.
gel pda Sililutrirg. Ten Irtitel,
Der iora~nleoisebe Gbsgerfens Inbol.
belle, er iaapiot oibes ifreoet At syor.
~iattere,. Den tibligere 8urbelsitnant
gertel &libt3. @suer. gIanot sbrrs
men oeb gitbaneitationen anholStes
10 TerIoner, og pao Imdlienborg
Tloos anbolbtes en- Ianb. Der roob-
te "9teb meo Sen 6pioe gsobel", oa
Den fol. 8orteae fisrte forbi. On1
Mfteneu Iamle6eS ct hulpt Sunbreoe
SpnoifaIiiter / aparteret onfring
amalienborg og etablerebe en- Vibe.
~foncert Tor Gn6en al iSreoerifsgaoe.
Teo 9.8iben fom set ri et Sdnmer.
'tso mellem Eolitiet oa Ss1erre. Der
bleo oreone ruuot ON Sreoerifsfir.
FEN. 1erefter inotraoote ser Ro;
mel oct forlpoer, at 9sllerue boloer
Wsoe ct eaer anoet Steo / Inlebs
ming al ShsgeriertS 4rreitation. )
aiGloeren unher Ghriition oen en-
penoeS Tolr. hpor Mannerheirr Dor.
holber 10 Teteftiper Pagt. og gno.
lienborg Tloo5 bar belle gsotten az.
ipGrret, liaeiom Ell itor Tolitiitnrfe
boloteS rebe / Oct fal. RibehlrS. Ieo
Ell balo Zines Barrel iorloo Sc 700
marbIigc % foiroeIiae 9rbeiSerc
noa q ID. SirIcbipriing & Ssnners
Giaoriabrif Sobrifen meo oen DO.
tiperinn at Sc piloc oemonitrere /
Gnlebninq of oeu iinifc Ri~q5ioritan.
ocrs Infonrit. Voa flere andre 20.
bofsiobrifer er Der eiabIeret llgnen
oe Streifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18

ler >SOQr yNcue, SuNHeprp1t ! Nftlell
). !. Rcrtensiou; rel. Sap. til 5rc
ioIoiabcoS Ncniaheb artitianio
aonroo; Soaneprcit til Sfcosmo >.
&. 8rinncs; Soancprcit ill @otne
,sobonneS Siapclano.
ct farlia Napn. Gen omcrifanIfc
Rcaicrine bor iomt bctienot ,ioitcbt
totalt ,snpcrtforbro mob Nolibcni.
fcrc Oh orbret 6orbito moo @oIihepi.
fere ira Den aanlle &crorn. 1cuue
MISUNDERSTANDING moo re
politionpr Srnitte fon ooa til line
5iocr outage iiriten fomiife Sormer.
Otter bpoo ser nncOoelea til "Nioo
ros~, isatc Ell Mano peb Nopn Sran-
n,rl nnlia 5inubelie til at inbponore
til II. z. u. Wanocn uar ira %iantnle
Stcb ionl Irbeioerportiet5 SefreiPr,
Wtartin SranmGl, nemIia De loa-
tolote Sraum9lgaoroe | Gore Vtel-
bus. Sc ileite al 8oaroenes Seboere
cr life &c ringcite / SlGgt meo hper.
anorc, oa Den SronmGl. iom lsate
ON at ioo fomnlc oper til II. 2. ",
Itob heller life / SlGgtlfnbaiorbolo Ill
Nrbeioerparticts lanoSfienOte Sefre-
ter. Wten set bite lig, at Der bin,
iiocS Mtlonterel ltoo iltg Sfr9t AZ
3opnet SranntGl, Of De alneriton'te
Mmnoiaheoer life ionot al fuulle til
looe Ell Ieriou, ionl bar bette Napn,
of fon1nle ino / Staterne. Otter bpao
Oct forlpoer, aeter Ntanoen ira Wtel.
bus at ieee ON 1lAooeIie til at an
taae ct Napn, iom life er iulot Iaa
beremt. men liot mlnore rlIttabelt at
bore eno Napnet SranmPl. Wanoen
bar iaaet Grfaring Tor, at Oct life
oltib er ioa aanife ~bchagelig at baoe
ct g3apll, ionn er oltior goht fienot
noe i Den itore Teroen, ielu ON bette
Napn er iaa bersnlt lom oct Irbeloer-
portieta Sefret9r bGrer.
Set risc Tiifc. Oct bor gaoet
mcoct goot ntco SilNcliiferlerne hos
os, ifriper "Greblooet", baaoc mee
Dem, ipr1 b%copnbte no paa Sonnlercll
|iiior GSeoiiloiiiferlerue) % enonil
peoparer, % tiQige mc0 Dem, lom be
apnotc i Iintcr. nounlig StorIilo.
fiifct Tor 5%rsnoelaeen % RonaoolS
anlt oa / oislc Gage ogino nco Saar.
iilofiifet, iom npli9 %bcQpnotc % ori.
eN~E ~
peS langs 9ergenhulilfc Nnltcr %
Stapongcr 9lmt, iorbi SGbcren. -
Storilloiiitet bar ppret Oct beoltc,
elsie Silbeiiifericr bar tillanlmen Ell
Sutgit al benimoo 1.39 Milioner
Wtaaltenoer, og ell bcregnet TGrol al
43-44 Wiaioner SIR, oerai - Tor
StorIiloen. Tisie hsrcr iaoleocs til
sc itprltc % ligclcoc9 til DC rigcltc
llobpttc, naar bortieeS ira Ten9ence
rinoe @9roi / Tprtioen. Wfeo 2oritc.
fiifet oerimob, iom iflllbe bore Gan
Bets pigtigite eller elpeIterre 6ang't
pproi emo olle DC andre til'onmen
bar oct biotil / @irter gonet nleget
Imaot ligciom ifior. Oct er DOG
enbnu baaoe / 2oioten % SenomerC
peb i'm isrite @egpnhelie. Oct pt
for set ntelte bliue forismt en- Stunl
uooper for Sil0ens Sfplb. Wen o.
oct pnrer til oncr Yoaife oa noroligl
nGiten I'll SanftbanS, fan nof llobpt
tet tilillt alliQepel blipe meQet beor'
elb oct III, tegner til. Won hanbeI
oct beoite. Sorbu0et moo iri @rpor
pil BOG binore milo ltonpttclie iom isl
arigen. Gennc Sfaoe er ct blanot 3,
Onoer, &rigen bar iorpolot bort Sani
% 6olf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
5pnbifalinerue i aisbenbapn.

On "alasiefampenr's Rebaftsr. Ora.
rims 3bsseriens arreitation meboe-
les ira a%isbenbapn: Irreitationeu
blep ioretaget | arleonine al Ell ar.
tifel / nGpnte glao meo Sperifriiten
"Reo meo Rannerhelm Den globige
% Ghriitian ben Sioenoe." Gen
Tnife 8issioritanSer uar netop / De
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
PREPARING PALESTINE IsINu-
GRAFTON.
The Work Of the Palestine Resistri.
tiOn. Service and Information De-
partment Described by Barbara
De Porte, Directress.

The Palestine Service. Registration
Zionist Organization of America aims
to collect and classify al available in
formation about persons who intend
To 90 To Palestine for temporary so
journ or permanent settlement. in or
der to answer requests made frnni
Palestine for workers. and 10 collect
all statistical data bearing on the i'm
minent Immigration to Palestine from
the United States.
1t is also one of the aims of this
Department 10 give all possible infor
nation to prospective settlers as well
as to those who wish to go To Palestine
for IL year or more. if they can be II
Use there.
Nearly 1.300 people have already
registered with this department.
Among these are - agricultural cN-
pertS. :;IG farmers ST teachers. II
engineers. etc: in all. there are rep
resented 12J different trades and pro
fes>ions All this data has been card
ed aud filed according to occupations
with "A view of eventually supplying
requests for labor which may come
from people interested iii organizing
and establishing various industries III
Palestine. The aggregate capital of
these people. FARMERS ,includedb. Is
over 2l4 million dollars. Ii must he
l,.t NJ ba
plicants did not answer the question
as to the capital they possess and
many more answered that they had
none Others. like engineers ana
teachers were not asked this question
ut all The families Of the prosrcc-
tive settlers and applicants Farmers
included). include over 1000 children.
The Canadian Zionist Organization.
and the Federation Zionists of -Arg"il-
tine have been. asked to compile simi'ari
data and TO report to the American
bureau in order that the immigration
from the Western Hemisphere may he
regulated thru one agency.
All individual inquiries are answer
ed aS speedily as possible. aud those
uf ii more interesting nature are card
eel for the purpose of eventually iSSu-
ing an information pamphlet based "u
these questions. y special file il kept.
also. of all suggestions pertaining Z"
the future development Of Palestine.
as well ;is plans for enterprises "f Il
commercial. industrial or agricultural
nature III Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
EDITORIALS
PURIM-1919.

rejoicing simply of gladness and good WILL
preaching fourteenth Adar this
March 10TH has been told OF the most dra
Bible Israel to delight the good fortune
that befell them.
recounting vivid, Oriental the almost in
creduou tale of Esther and Mordec the book closes with the
Jews make the 14h of the month
and and feast day. of
sending portions another and gifts the needy
From the noisy, boserous ancient and medieval holiday
nothing but if that to
congnzance their this day
aside the saving of Israel from
Many remember day of feastng and rejoicing obeyng
the ancient instruction part But those who follow the letter
well the spirit of the injunction sending
another well gifts the needy the full of
the We
and the greater number include
happiness The ancient writer of the Book
Esther known psychologist but he applied
principles to the people for whom he writing.
The reaction threatened danger brought rejoicing
We need but recall the th of November of last realize
the tremendous effect such has That day will
holiday remind the world that the Esther of the Nations
guidance the worlds Mordeca bold
willing sacrifice peoples the might
be saved destruction have further followed the Biblical
helping sending endless supplies
to them.
The perennial value of the wonderful stories the Bible
that with each fresh application of they
to stand clearly to emphasize the significance of
the original lesson they taught well to ify the
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
CONGRESS- OF ORTHODOX JEWS
PASS IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.

London-The Congress of Orthodox
Jews which recently took place at
Zurich. Switzerland. and at which del
cgatcs from fourteen different coun-
tries were present, adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
/. To demand of the Peace Confer
encc n Jewish homeland in Palestine.
=. To organize Palcstinian immigra-
grafton.
3 To found Zionist bank. with
- million francs as capital. with n
main office in London and branches i'll
Palestine.
/. To demand equal rights for Jews
in all lands.
=. To. open headquarters at Iuri'h'
OF universal orthodox organization.
At huge mass meeting in London
to greet the delegates of this Con
grcss, the demands ~ stated i'll ahoNc
resolutions. and presented by the del
cgatcs to the Peace Conference. were
enthusiastically approved by the Lon
don leaders. who in their turn pass
cd Il resolution expressing full c"ntr
,lcucc in the delegates and cnriicst
ly promising to help them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
Denver Hebrew school.

The annual examination of the Den
ver Hebrew school was held at the
L. VI. II. Synasog Sunday night,
March 9TH. in the presence of Il rep
rescntative gathering. of the friends of
the school. The children showed re-
markable proficiency in the various
branches of Hebrew. The subjects
taught at the school are reading and
transla ton Of prayer book and Bible,
Hebrew grammar. and Jewish Ethics.
Diplomas and medals will be award
ed PuriIn night. The three highest
were Solomon Kauvar: Milton Gross
man and Sydney Grossman.
Miss Marian Sternfield rendered
some piano solos. Addresses wero
made 10y DIR e. ID. Spivak. Dr. Lewis
l. Miller, Mr.. Leo Cohn and Mr..
Shredder.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
DELEGATES TO THE LONDON
ZIONIST CONFERENCE.

The following Is partial list of del
egates who are attending the Confer
cncc of Zioni>ts from Allied and neu-
trail countries. which is TO he held in
London:
United States of America-.Iacob De
Iinas. Prof Felix Frankfurter How
ard Cans. Nahum Slousch. Louis
KRISTEN. Bcrnard Flcxncr. DIR. David
Rlondheim. Dr. ID. DE Sola Pool. .In'.
Barondess. Col. Harry Cutler, Mrs.
FcIs. Louis Robson. Meyer Coed
friend. Bernard a. Rosenblatt. Peter
Schweitzcr. Renj. V. Cohen. Hehry
Nsberg. Mrs. u. DE Sola Pool, Mrs.
Peter Schweitzer. Eiga shapiro.
Pnsli -Knplansky. Leon Chas-
anowitch. Schochat
Scandinavian Zionist Federation
Wolf Finkclstcin. Stockholm.
Netherland Zionist Fedcration-I. :.
ornstcin CUtrechtI. Henri Edcrshcim
(iagueD
Deputies. Van VricsIand ,Rot-
ter,lamJ. Alfred Poiak CTilbure).
Jewish National Fund. Hague Ne
hcmia de Licmc.
Palestine bureau Ycllin. Berlin.
Wilkansky. Disengoff. Eiscnbcrg.
CzechosIovakia-Lco Herman. fci-
wei iZuricij, Bercmann iPrdgu"). 4.
Leon Kocrncr tNcutitschein), Gustav
Finzi CTroppaul.
ScTija Mcschcl FarbStein. izchok
Grucnhaum. Leon Lewitc DR.. Samuel
Poananski.
Mizruch-Rabhi Leih Cohen FiSch-
vinthaI. Rabbi \. .Achinsky. j. Hue
stone. Rabbi Wolf Gold. Rabbi saul
Sicbcr.
France Schapiro. II. ChcrchevSky.
SaIonika-David FIorcntiu. Graud
Rabbi Mcir,
South Sluvian Counrrics--Dr. Dnyid
Nbala CBclcradcl. l.. Stern 'Arram l..
Uussia-Boris Goldberg .leinisoff
Idclsohn.
Shnnchai-Mr- Sokolnw Jo~cpl,
cuwcn.
Italy-Ravcnn Lattcs.
Egypt-Jacob Caloff Zurich
New Iculand-Louis Phillips.
Tie basis OF representation TO III"
forthcoming Conference follows the
conditions laid down in the statutes
Of the Zionist Organization adopted AT
the Tenth Congress for the purpose oi
the Inter-congrcssional mtcrnatio':ii
meetings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-12
THE SAME PROBLEM.

Of
2Sh might have been written Denver similar
the situations in the two cities in this regard
Several days something occurred at home that
elderly Jewish gentleman accompanied by his grandson
This young man is grandson He lives with be-
but few Jewish and being have him brought
Jewish atmosphere In order that he absorb of
the Jewish customs and traditions he sent him to with the
Now, the weeks, him going most
evening He does late does anything
On the contrary he is good boy. But when
asked him where he spends his evenings he told he
the y NJ C. A And so came to you my dear Mr. r. knowing
that boys WELL to ask please talk to him
breaks heart and heaps disgrace hoary head
heard Of young boy coming to city to study
But grandfather interrupted only exercising
there They don't teach me Christianity and can't anything
institution of similar nature and shall be glad to there in
stead,
ders the of the word Christianity because
brings back him endless chain of and misery
selves Christians
also sympathized with his grandchild being aware his
sincerity and his loyalty his God and the God of his fathers
knowing that the thought of his faith absurd
to hm ah aaa the only reason ne S does attend that M institution
tory in order understand what the old kicking about
of +h , 49, ta nd;,nn f u pa " @ % IL. nr
not would be possible to establish Jewish Center similar in
not have to into strange looking for recreation
Savages in human forms ravagng our ranks in many
lands Let them IAN for eye and for Jew
that being massacred let bring back life another Jewish
and knde within its heart the holy flame of love for God
I'VE only accomplish this by having
history and religion There opportunity
his her thru becoming the organizer of such
The Jewish advocating the of a social
center this city for sometime We shall continue to emphasize
taken Which of our organizations will lead the movement
will new one have to be formed for this purpose?