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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
SET HEARING FOR PLAN
To START SHIP SERVICE
Council Committee to Discuss Pro-
81 posed New York Line Next
s5S Wednesday.
ANXIOUS TO BEGIN OPERATION
OmciAls Toll City Fathers That Conn
pany Hopes to BE Running Boats
!. North by the Middle OF Next
Month.

was set by the City Counciis River.
|Harbor and Dock COMMITTEES a, it's
|hcarins of the petition, of the Nv
York. Baltimore and Richmond steam :
(ship company which proposes to ?, OF, op-
|hond and Baltimor and New YORK
LIE. r. Farinhoit; attorney for the
(mittee and asked that an early hear
hing be given the petitioners who arc
asking tina, the city lease them. for
|the city wharf in order that they
kmay construct sheds and other ter
{minal facilities.
So Would Explain Plans.
Mr.. Farinholt said tina. Msssrs
and Lester Sis!er. OF Baltimore, VINO
are prime movers IN the organization
appear before the committee and eX,
plain their plans in detail and would
1ike;to have the matter considered as
early next week as convenient.
Mr.. Farinholt explained that any
apparent hasye IN the matter was due
TO the fact That his clients wished to
October. He said tina; the sheds and
|other improvements TO be made on the
wharf wouk cost at least $4,000 and
that the company wished TO start tins
work IS early as possible
fAe referred 10 the fact that in recent
(any. great extent and said that in
asking for \ fifteen year lease his
|clients did not think that they were
Ennrea sonabn' as they would have 10
spend a considerable sum of money 10
fget the new enterprise under way.
Petition Is Favored
In the motion setting date for the
hearing there was contained a pro-
Vision notifying City Attorney Pollard
and Director OF Public Works Boiling
ito be present so. that they. could pass
fupon any questions in The PROPOSE
Ftlon, which aEht affect their depart
|ments. Members Of the committee
Generally and informally expressed
themselves as pleased with the pros
|pect of the establishment OF n steam
Ship line from Richmond TO New York.
The committee last night elected
jefferson G.. Powers as its
chairman TO succeed Alderman Law
|rence Paul. who resigned from the
BOARD OF Aldermen Alderman Joseph
|C. Nunnally was ele,>tcd sub-chairman
( Alderman Fuller notified the com
mittee that the Board Of Aldermen
|of the ,committce in attending thn
Coming meeting of the Atlantic Deep
Tor Waterways Convention at Charles
ton, S. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
sHOUSE COMMITTEE YIELDS
ECONOMY AK WITH VlGOR
Gives les. Thnn Third OF Deficiency
Funds. Asked Il. Government
Dcpa ctmcntS.
IRy Associated rrcss.,

U
WASHlNGToN. Sept. ll.-Thc House
Appropriations Committee swnng the
AK OF economy hard on practically all
government departments asking def
cheney funds to-day and reported 4 bill
giving less than a third of the total
asked for. AS reported ii carried more
than $1,000. 600.
Attorney General Palmer. however.
got AL he asked for hunting ont food
Drofi;ccrs and hoardcrs and enforcing
wartime prob bf son. The attorney
general told the romm jttce he cN-
pcctod TO spend $4,000 a day on the
food campaign alone
Nary-yar workers will feel the eff
fcCtS of the cut. and Il was Sa ri many
thousands would have 20 be discharged
slowly. Committeeman deClarCsi theeir
action WAS notice for increased ELI
cheney. declaring the yards are only 50
period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
sn.@
. AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is q
Brisk Purgatiye With Gallo.
tabs, the Purified and Re.
fined CalOmeI Tablets
that are NauScalcss.
Safe and Sure.

5t Doctors have found by cxperiAnco
that no medicine for colds and irn,,.
5nnxa can be depended upon fo, ,,r
effectiveness until the liver is rad,
I1horoughly active. That is why ~.
,hrst step in the treatment is tn. nov
nausealess calomci tablet called CaIo.
labs. and which are free from the sicI.
acntnG and weakening effects OF INC ala
style calomcl Doctors also point an.
Sthe fact that an active liver NAV go 3,
long way towards preventing inf,Iieuy.
Mnd is one OF the most important, FAC
Tore in enabling tho patient TO succcsx-
gully withstand an attack ana wa,1 90.
pneumonia
{s9 One Calotab on the tongue a, hod
sttne. with swallow OF watcr-,,.,,s
sSli. No salts. no nausea nor the slipb,
Est Interference with your .aiir,,
sgleasure or work. Next morning yrnr
Hold has vanished, your liver is ,c,;,,
tEcur system is purified and Won arc
s4eelinR hnc. with ii hearty appetite for
S&reakfast. Druggists sell caIn..h.
s1nIy In original sealed packages n,icc
cents. Your money Win he
refunded II you do not md
gthsrn deliEhtful.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin to the use
of simple toilet article called Der
wilio. There is nothing like it for tan.
freckles. shiny nose. Sailow. da rli
rough skin 1t takes the place of face
powder. stays on better. as perspira-
ton does not affect it. and ii instantly
beauties the complexion. One appli-
cation proves it, If YOU want Il nice
lily white skin with rosy checks. get "a
bottle OF Derwillo today: you will be
delighted. Derwilio is sold at all up
tO-date toilet counters. Be sure to read
large announcement of Miss Clayton's
soon TO appear in this paper 1t tells
how TO instantly hav" Il beautiful com
plcNion and soft. white. vclvety skin
everyone Just loves to touch."--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
CHANGE IN ICE SHIPPING
Administration Would R~uutrc
Packing In Loss Than Carload
Lots.

Notice OF the proposed action of
The United States Railroad Admins
tration to abolish the shipping OF ice
in less than carload lots unless pack ed
An a specified way has hecn sent out
t5o ict merchants and others interested
+ IN this ruling by the State Corporation
commission.
rs The proposition which the admins
ftratlon is backing IS TO amend the
class fcatio on shipments OF ice in
less than carload lots so THAI the pro-
vision will read as follows:
n Ice must he packed in chan. hav.
'sawdust, or similar packing material
in bags, barrels or boxes. prepaid in
Jess than carload lots - pcr cent
higher than that in carload lots
(; The claim is made that ice packed
an bags without further protection
melts very rapidly. so that the water
sforminE on the floor OF the car dam
ages other freight
Consideration OF the matter will
come before the commission soon. IL
as said. and the views Of shippers and
the commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
LANDMARK BEING REMOVED
IniNrrrAlist Church on Mayo Street
y Being Torn Down After Many
lcnrS of Service

s. The Univcrsalist Church. standing a.
r. spot on Mayo street between Frank :
AN and, Grace Streets. which was re.
Earded as one Of the landmarks of
sltichmopd is being torn DOWN after
sllaving been condemned blythe .EIild
t1nE inspector rs unsafe. .-rr* huildinr
was eis'hty-eiChi years old
L inside the cornerstone which was
staid IN 1881, were interesting relics OF
gShe anteheilum period. such as old
CONS. papers Of the congregation. rec
.oSrds and other articles all Of which
nave been reclaimed by Charles r.
5Hudnall, tho owner After he re,,ovai
i-ot the CONGREGATION many years ago,
. The church was used ., various times
as Dwelling house. boarding house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
THREE NEW PROFESSORS
FOR RICHMOND COLLEGE
DIR. James G. Randall, Historian OF
L. $. Shipping Board. Elected to
Chair of History.
DECKER WILL TEACH BIBLE
Former Chaplain in Naval Trans
port Service Added To Faculty and
Will Become Secretary of College
"I'-Nliss Campbell for Spanish.

Dr. James G. Randall. PHI. D.. who
has just resigned as historian of the
United States shipping Board. will be
professor OF history It Richmond COL
lcse during the coming session. which
viii opcn on Thursday. September Is.
Announcement OF his election 10 the
faculty was made last night by PrcSi-
dent i. W. Boatwright.
Dr.. Randall is a doctor of philosophy
OF the University OF Chicago and was n
clasSmatc of DR.. ID. Il Anderson. who
has been professor OF history and po-
litical science at Richmond College for
several years.
With the opening of the new scs-
sion DR.. Anderson will assume drec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
TAX PAYERS STAND IN LINE
Wcnd Way to Collector.
Office to Give Up Income
LcNicS.

Already the crowd OF income tax
payers IS vending its way TO the
office OF United states Internal Ecvc-
nue. Collector Moncurc. in the Federal
Building 1T was stated al the rove
nue. Office yesterday that the crowd
was being augmented daily. but was
not expected 70 reach its largest pro-
portions until Monday, which is the
last day Cor tho payment OF the third
installmeN OF taNcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
Few buy I'm Washington.

WASH NOTION. Sept l1.-So li't'o
interest has been shown here in par
&C. post sales of army foudstuffs Chat
postot'icc officials today announce cd
that the sale would be dscont, ma "a
unless there was public rnS ronsc.
Less :han 10 per cent VI ;hc supplies
allotted TO the capital have been taken.
Everybody has CIamorcd for Chca y
food" says an official announce ne nj .
"hG: when it is Offered on!y :; fe'"
peoPi- want 20 buy H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

college Y. NJ. G. 4. During tho war
Mr.. Decker served for many mouths as
- chaplain in the naval transport scrv-
ice and crossed the Atlantic many
times. He has recently received his
discharge from service
The headquarters of the Y. NJ. c. a.
erected as "A social center for Red Cross
nurses while the grounds and build
inES of the college were being used AS
from oversees. II is located near both
of the dormitorics and within Il short
distance of the college mess hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Sept. l1.x-Thc
Farmers Protective League executive
board here fixed $50 Il ton as the price
Tor cotton seed and at the same time
endorsed the price of Sc cents a pound
for cotton. AS agreed upon by the
American Cotton Association. The fair
price committee here agreed that 500
Il ton was fair price for cottonsccd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

and chairman OF the Now York state
Industrial Commission. who died hero
Tuesday. was taken to Scranton, Pa,
where the funeral will be held tomor-
row. Mrs. Mitchell. widow OF tho
labor leader, her two sons, Miss ~ c.
Morris, for twenty years his sccrc-
tary. and a delegation Of officials ac-
ON paned the BODY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

81 INDIANADpOLlS IND. Sen, u
indir:,nan,e
.aaoourteen commission merchan'hs and
l2fms were returned today bv tht coin
eating the high cost OF living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
200 Hurt in EapIo.ion.

4: COLOGNE. Sept. II.-A mu7ition
snna Eazine exploded in tho ncichhor
mood or Neuwied today. Two hundred
personss were injured and !, is no
.tileFed many were killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

sumed tomorrow and be in full swing
by Monday. This announcement was
made today after two days of confer
cnCc between the lenders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
Scttle ChlcnEo Strikc

CHICAGO. Sept 1l.-After seven
weeks Of tie-up by a strike Of car
penters and lockout OF ali!ei trades
ChiCnEO building industry Will be re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

ton OF tho neg school OF commerce
ana business administration which has
JUST been founded and will become tho
mead OF the department of political
science and economies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE body of
John J. Mitchell. former president of
the United Mine Workers of America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
BusincSs Men to Lecture.

In his work in the new school. Dr.
Anderson will be assisted by other
members of the regular faculty of the
college and by special lecturers chosen
from the leading business men and
En;,ncicrs of Richmond. Some of the
classes Will be held in the old college
administration building at Ryland and
BROAD Streets for the convenience OF
Young business men vino wish to at
tend the lectures after business hours
DIR. Boatwright :lso announced the
election of Miss M;Irjorie Campbell. OF
Syracuse University. as professor Of
Spanish i'm Westhampton College for
the coming session. Miss Campbell has
Just returned from Europe, where she
studied widely and engaged in war
work.
Miss Campbell will be an addition to
the faculty of Westhampton College
which will be enlarged because of the
heaviest enrolment in the history OF
the institution for the coming session
MISS Campbell is master of arts Of
Syracuse University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
Decker VIII Direct .Y.,

j. w. Decker NJ. ~, Richmond Col
lcGc. and a bachelor Of theology of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
louisville. Ky, will he professor of
the English Bible 2ud secretary of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

"One Sunday morning a particularly VEN
tureson1e Tedskin, having discovered that rho
sentinel on duty had fallen asleep, creot I'D
"ifhin bow shot of fi,e meeting house and dis
Chafsea flaming arrow through an open win
dow. Tho careless sentry was ,Izcer, :, ~.
stocks for hours and fined so pounds Of
tobacco
From story by P. A. Bruce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
The Flu" Endemic.

During last seasons Flu epidemic
Dr. Rider was unable to supply the
enormous demands for his Eucalyptus
oil Compound and Eucalyptus Tab
let's and was only able to supply Ell
Paso and the surrounding territory
with Eucalyptus OIL Compound, and
we ran behind about three months
with our tablets and we're unable to
supply the druggists with the tablets.
Can safely say that we viii not run
short OF Eucalyptus oil Compound
and Eucalyptus Tablets. as the physi-
clans and health officers throughout
the u. S are warning the people to
prepare against the flu It's a wise
man or woman who will now get
bottle Of Dr.. Riders Eucalyptus Oil
Compound and a box Of Eucalyptus
Tablets. Remember. Eucalyptus Tab
lets are used in conjunction with
Eucalyptus Oil Compound Each tab
let contains = er. OIL Eucalyptus.
They cleanse the stomach and bowels
Of FLU germs, toxic poisons and waste
matter. Eucalyptus Oil Compound.
sec: Eucalyptus Tablets. SEC; for sale
by all druggists. Get them today.
Nail orders. Quarts. $500, pints.
S2.25; family sizes Made in FL Paso
by DR.. G. Haggard Rider.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
CAT TLEMEN ASK
HIGHER PRICES
Industry is Doomed Unless
Prices Are Restored, is
Plea of Kansans.

Chicago. Ill. Sept. 2S.-Owners Of
100000 head OF Kansas cattle. headed
by W r Stubs. former governor OF
that state. yesterday told representa-
tives of the big five" packers that
the cattle industry is doomed unless
prices are restored Immediately.
Thomas E Wilson. of Wilson and
company, in turn suggested establish
ment OF government credits for fam
ishing foreign nations that would
permit sales to those countries ard re-
vive faltering prices The sto5 kmen
agreed TO this.
Arthur Meeker Of Armour and com
pany. declared agitation. against the
packers had '1ibeled the packing in
terests"
The producers said they would ap-
peal to Herbert Hoover at washing
ton to aid in getting the government
to stabilize prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Harry Lauder
Is Coming To
81 PaSO Soon
Arrangements Have Been
Made for His Appear
ance IN Liberty Hall.


Robert Mcdowell. business mana
ger of Harry Lauder. has completed
arrangements with judge E. B. Nc
clintock for the famous Scotch come
dian to appear at Liberty hail Friday
and Saturday nights, October 81 and
November 1. Mr. Mcdowell who has
been with the Lauder combination
for several years. tells this story Of
Harry LADDERS last visit to this
country:
Wherever Harry Lauder goes,
scotohmen various degrees removed.
make effort 10 see and shake hands
with him. They usually introduce
themselves by saving they once had
an aunt who knew LADDERS sisters
fiance's brother. or The like But
now and then. as anyone viii, Lauder
meets up with an old and forgotten
crony Of his boyhood.
In western town some time ago
he was astOnished 20 turn in his
dressing room and behold Tom Mac
Pherson. who had driven little blind
mules with him in the Scotch mines.
snd whom. he hadn't seen for many
a year.
So said Mac. you're a big man
now Harry famous, rich, great and
a star. And glad 7 am to see you
And you. Tom asked Lauder
oh. I emigrated Is years ago In
stil fussing around the mines said
Macpherson.
Wen. weH.' Lauder unused. Many
things have happened since The old
DAYS. 1ou were always a smart lad.
and was always more or less Of a
Ounce in the estimation Of the other
chaps And here an and here you
are. and he went no further because
he didn't want to make his old friend
feel badly.
Ar the performance he saw Mac
was discussing il with the manager
Of the theater-
TITS a great tribute TO the 10y
atty OF old friendship said Lauder.
Tonight there was a man who paid
$3.50 q seat in a box because ne knew
me when 7 was miner. And he's
still a miner. and he couldn't afford
it. either 7 venture His name was
MACPHERSON. and
Tom MCPHERSON asked the
local Snowman
Yes. said Lauder He was al
ways that sort Of lad-willing TO
spend his last cent for
The manager was coughing in HIS
handkerchief by now Last cent? he
suffered Tom MACPHERSON owns
about thirty million dollars worth of
mines and is the richest man in this
vicinity
Lauder looked injured. For a fun
minute he stood dumb He always
was smart lad he said"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
4 BIG STORY IN
MIRACLE MAJ"
Crooks in Glover in ORA
matte Paramount-Art-
craft PhotoplaY.

From the sordid slums Of New
Yerk's Chinatown TO the grandeur of
high mountains and the majesty Of
the ocean-that is the range Of tbs
setting in The Miracle Man. big
new Paramount-A Aircraft picture,
which opens the Ratio theater
Thursday, September %. The same
expansiveness OF vision IS re-
Elected in the absorbing story.
written by Frank l. Packard later
d=amatized by George n Cohen. and
produced with striking success on
Broadway
The central figure Is a white-haired
patriarch, who lives in the hills near
the sea and who has reputed power to
heal the sick and crippled. Tom Burke
and his band in their haunt in the
New York underworld read Of his
miracles and conceive the idea OF
capitalizing them for their own gain.
So they 20 to the town where the old
man lives and frame up miracle Tor
him To their surprise they discover
that he really possesses the healing
powers accredited to him.
Gradually, under the beneficent in
fluence Of their new environment.
there is worked a transformation in
the hearts Of the crooks that makes
Rose. the ganEster's beautiful decoy.
the charming girl she is at heart, that
evolves q farm hand out Of a dope
fiend. and finally, brings out the bet
ter nature OF even the hardened.
sophisticated Tom Burk himself. In
the hands OF such capable artists as
Thomas Meiehan. Elinor Fair, Joseph
J. Bowling. Betty Comnson. and
others Of similar merit, this power
fui story becomes a vital. living
thing and one Of the greatest dra-
matte spectacles the screen has yet
reveaied.-Ad-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Officials Check
US.D1yLeaders
ActiUityAbrOad
State Department Said to
Realize Effect on Rela4
lions May Be Hurtful.

London. Eng. Sept. 2s-The Amer
lean stats department is taking meas
ures 10 check the extension Of the
Anti saloon leagues campaign in Eu-
rope. according 10 the Daily Nail.
which says two agents Of the league.
who recently sought passport facili-
ties in Paris preparatory 10 visiting
England, were unableto obtain the
necessary vlses.
The American state department"
the newspaper continues. SIS fully
alive TO the detrimental effects which
extension Of the Anti Saloon leagues
activities to Europe might have on
international relations, especially at
the present time, and is said to be re-
solved 10 avoid possible misunder-
standings.
The Daily Mail. which is conducting
a campaign in opposition 10 william
F. Johnson. organizer OF the Anti Sa-
loon league, says il Is considered I'M
likely that many more Anti saloon
campaiEners viii be allowed 10 em-
bark for England at present and
quotes Mrs. Johnson as saying that
officers Of the organization are
scared at all the attention which has
been focused on the campaign here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

HOLD MEETING
Pass Resolution Favoring
Aiding Mexico, at
Gathering Here.

An enthusiastic meeting OF Repuh-
ncans was held at the Paso del Norte
Monday afternoon with W P. Gage. OF
Dallas, vice chairman Of the Texas
Republican council and j. a. Arnold.
Of Fort Worth. secretary.
a committee was named consisting
Of James G. McNary T. 5. Stewart
Charles z. stevens, c. A Kinney and
James l. Mari 20 enrol members and
70 organize local branch OF the
council A strong delegation Is to be
sent to the state meeting Of the coun-
ell at Dallas in the latter part Of Oc-
tooer when general plans Of party o.
ganizatiou viii be worked out
A resolution was adopted at the
meeting strongly favoring the pro-
lection Of American lives and inter
ests in Mexico and that the United
states recognize a benevolent respon-
siollty in restoring and establishing
stable government in Mexico to the
end that life and property may be
safe"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
SERVICES FOR
JEW new YEAR
Both Ell Paso Temples Plan
Celebration For Next
Thursday.

Celebration Of the Jewish New year
Rosh Hsshauah-win take place a.
Temple At Sinai Wednesday evening
and Thursday morning Of this week.
The sermon subject by rabbi Martin
Zielonka Wednesday evening at :
o'clock viii be @Lengthening shad-
ows.~ and for Thursday morning al
10 o'clock. IN the Mirror OF Tine
The program for other. services in
the Jewish calendar during the ap-
preaching holiday period will be as
follows
shabbas shuvoh-sabbath OF Re
pentarcs Friday. September &c, o..
m Ask Thine Elders"
Memorial service ~ cemetery. sun
dag, september Is. 1880 a. m.
Tom KIppur-uay OF Atonsment
Friday. October e. $50 p IN. Gentle
Iews-t' saturday. Oc-o1er .. TO- g. NJ
"Why the Jew Survires.' memorial
service al >. -. iust Aqotner
sukkoth-Harvest Festival: We'd
nesday. october S. { o. m, Remain
ing a Child" Thursday. October q. 70
a. M The Work and Effect Of Right
eousness- Friday. october 10. p m.
Offerings
Sh'mini Azeroth--Feast Of Con-
ciusion. Wednesday. October IS. S p.
m. Life Through Death" THURSDAY,
October Is. 10 a. NJ Proper An
swers.-
All soldiers Of the Jewish faith sta
toned az FL Paso or in the city on
Through VIII be welcomed at these
services At Temple ut Sinia.
orthodox SynuEOE Services
Services vii he held in honor O.
the Jewish New Year IN the orthodox
synagoC. q15 wyoming street, By rsb-
ii 3. Cohen. wednesday evening AZ
and Thursday morning at To- Ar
engagements have been made 70 serve
dinner on Thursday in the homes Of
members Of the sTnaEoE 10 all sol
oilers on duty in OF around FL Paso
who apply at the syuagoE on that day.
F. Zlabovsky is president Of this syn
agcg.
Sol I Berg is president Of the ut
Sinai sWnzEoE.