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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
LOOGEs

Robert c. Smith, q merNher Of
the Middlesex County Past Councillors
Association, who is a candidate for
state conductor at the coming grand
council session to be held at Atlantic
City next month. with C. Arthur Seele,
Clarence Haight n Frederick Cow
en-, members of the boost committee
went to Newark last night where they
spoke before the meeting of the Es-
sex County Past Councillors Associa-
ton. The meeting was held with New
ark Council at Orange and Sixth
street, Mr.. Smith and the committee
have been making n tour of the var
ious councils of the state in the inter-
est of the campaign.
-Valhalla Lodge, No. 275 Odd Eel
lows will meet tonight at Odd Eel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Danish Lodge Celebrates

With about one hundred present,
including members of the Sisterhood
and Brotherhood. the twenty-third
anniversary of Frejia Lodge No. SO,
Danish ~Sisterhood, was celebrated
last night with a reception n BAN
quet at Washington hall. The affair
was held following a meeting Of the
lodge. An elaborate supper was
served under the direction of a COM
mittee of the lodge following which
there were cards. Informal speech
making by q number of members of
the lodge and Brotherhood who were
the guests of the, Sisterhooi took
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
London Women Smoke Cigars

LONDON, Aug. 25-Cigarette
smoking among London women is
now being varied by the occasional
sight of a woman in a restaurant
smoking a cigar. 1t is not a big. fat
cigar, for big, fat cigars in London
are very expensive.
Another development Of smoking
by women is street smoking, and FREE
quently one may see a girl at tho
lunch hour in the city sauntering
along enjoying her cigarette, while
during the evening young women may
often be seen in the West End streets
SIN OkinR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
NORRIS DEMANDS
BURLES0N QUIT
Nebraska Senator Alleges He
NuIIified Civil Service Orders

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator
George w. Norris Of Nebraska, urg-
ing the adoption of his resolution to
investigate charges that Postmaster
General Burleson had fused the pow
er of his office to control the action
of the Civil Service Commission
declared in the Senate today that MIR.
Burleson should be impeached or
compelled to resign.
Mr.. Norris read reports from news
papers saying hat the Postmaster
General had interfered with the Civil
Service Commission in the examina-
ton and certif1catlon of ~eligibles from
whom postmasters are selected, and
attempted to control c~ertiications
with a view to securing partisan
political appointments to such places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
The Constitution Adopted.

The Constitution was adopted by
the states at different dates. Della
ware adopted it on December T., 1887;
Pennsylvania, December IL, 17S7;
New Jersey, December Is, 1887;
Georgia, January 2, 1888; Connecti-
cut, January 8. 1888; Massachusetts,
February 6. 1888; Maryland, April %,
17Ss; South Carolina, May 20, 1888;
New Hampshire, June l. 1885,; vir-
ginia. Juno rs, 1888: New York, June
20, 17SS: North Carolina. November q,
1889; Rhode Island, May 20, 1890.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Senate Starts Investigation
of the Great Steel Strike
Continued from page ~

ganize the steel Industry" Senator
Jones asked.
1T was a bad spot in the industrial
situation" Fitzpatrick replied.
I'm the steel industry the hours are
long, the wages small and the treat
ment-you can't describe the treat
ment."
These conditions" he added, led
other large employers to consider i'm
posing similar conditions on their en-
ployes and so for the benefit of or
ganized labor everywhere in the
country the organization of the steel
industry was deemed essential by the
leaders of the labor movement"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Fights Plan to Kill Police Union

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25:-Senator
Myers's proposal to stop the pay of
any policeman Of the District of Col
umbia who remains affiliated with
organized labor vas characterized
today by Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of Labor,
as mo- only unnecessary, but unjust
and unwise." He told the Senate
District of Columbia Committee the
federation would serve as a check on
any untoward act of the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Move To Prevent Strike.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Sir Eric Ged-
des, the minister of transport, and the
entire executive committee of the Ma
tional Union of ~Railwaymen, con-
ferred two hours and a half this
morning over the railway wage ques-
ton which is threatening q nation
wide strike. At the end of this time
the conferees took an adjournment
until 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
.yerseyites Seek Dry Law Loophole.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 25.-The
Executive Council of the New Jersey
LIQUOR Dealers Protective League, in
secret session at the Hotel Traymore
here, formed comprehensive plans"
to fight the enforcement of national
Prohibition. These plans will be
placed before the annual convention
of the league which opens today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

The meeting of the Perth mAboy
Democratic Club which was sched-
uled to be held tonight, has beer
postponed until Thursday night of
next week owing to the fac that to-
day is the Jewish New Years and the
funeral of Miss Elizabeth Cannon,
sister County Clerk Bernard M. Gan
non.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Call For State Conference.

BIZ Special correspondent.
TRENTON, Sept. rs Republican
State Chairman e.. C. Stokes today
called a meeting for this city tomor-
row of the twenty-one county chair
men, t~wenty-one state committeeman
and Newton A. K. Bugbee, candidate
for governor. 1t is likely that the
state committee will reorganize at
this meeting and launch the plans for
the coming campaign for the Novem-
Der election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Much at Stake at Election
For Midd|eseX Politicians
CONTINUED from page l.,

CONTINUED from page ID
dates will receive and make 1t that
much easier for tie G. o. p. candi-
dates. Edward L.. Clark and Alfred
T. Kerr are the regularly nominated
Democratic candidates for positions
on the county board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
| lows hall.
By CONDO

lows hall.
"A meeting of Court Standard, No.
III, Foresters OF, America was held
io light at Eagle hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Daily Thought.
My favorite temple is an humble
heart.-Bailey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
FIERCE FIGHTING
NEAR PETROGRAD
Reds AnnihiIated = Paris Has
RumOr Lenine Is AssasSindted

BIZ h Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 25-Fferce fghting
was in progress throughout the day
yesterday in the region of Tskov,
southwest of ~Petrograd, where the
Esthonians had annihilated two Boil
shevik regiments according to Estho-
MAN dispatches received here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Lenine Killed?

Lenine Killed?
By The Associated Press.
PARIS, Seut. 25-A rumor was in
circulation on the bourse here today
that Nicola Lenine, the Russian Boil
shevik premier, had been assassi-
mated.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Utah - state board at equalization
has just completed IT'S work of assess.
ing u property coming within 81. ok
elusive jurisdiction. after hearing urn
tests irum The various interest, l,.
scsscd The revised total shown Tor
the state for the property assessed ",
the state board h t2O3. iT5.qG2. inst
year % assessed property tutnlinr only
Sl56.6l2nNj. However the bic figures
are hardly comparable. because of the
many changes made in the state law
regarding property coming within tho
jurisdiction ut the state board These
total, Hru. ui course, exclusive uf the
property assessed by the county of.
ticial,. assessments of which arr sub
lcct still tu the results Of the work uf
both The rountN and the state boards
Of equalization liy clnssc. At prop.
eriy the valuations fixed by the state
board for property within IT, cNcu.
slvc jurisdiction IN the state arr ~
follows
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
STATE OFFICIALS FACING
SERIOUS TAXING PROBLEM

Taking into consideration the an
preparation, provided hy tho ihir.
irruih Legislature aud the urgent
needs uf the Schools ut the state. q
will Ice impossible ." raise the urrrs
surN revenue Ia meet the demands by
taxation under IN assessed valuation
.ui property oi t1OU,OOO. UOn, state at.
licinls declare From indications the
assessed value ut property as return
rd by the assessor m the state and in
Guiding the assessment ns made hy the
riule board "f equalization and nsscss-
mrnt win not exceed $685.. UOO. 900
Ihis statement was made by the board
ut equalization last Friday with the
additional information that II the IN
crease necessary of sli,O00,O0O was
applied iu real estate alone 10 would
mean 80 per cent Increase.
That the buurd may have iir,i hand
information 10 Will visit every county
900 The state beginning this week and
VIII conclude the visits the last week
.m July The report which are now
coming iu from The special inye-iign-
'"r- who have been in ihr southern
COMMITTEES, fourteen in all being visited.
indicate that every one will have o. be-
studied by lhr board aud that raises
will be- necessary iu every county. M
Guiding Salt Lake also. The inye,tiga
lions made have been chiefly iu the
muiicr ot real estate, live stock, mcr-
rhuudlse und banks us returned hy the
county u,srssors The Investigators
were iu Juab county last week
Another investigation b. being cuu-
Quoted by Prof William Peterson,
state geulugist, and u crew ut four
men who are making "a survey of the
NON Wriulliirruus mines. The board
Will also go over this survey on It's
visit t0 the various counties. During
the week of July 9Th the board will
devote It's time "a Grand and san
Juan counties and some time will be-
devoted "a Carbon. Utah county will
also be- visited ON this trip. The
northern counties will be- visited later
but all work must be in by the last of
July IN order that the work of equal
izlng the taxes may begin.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
SCHOOL FUNDS APpORTIONED
Carbon District Comes In For Less
Than Thousand Dollars.

Some eft the districts of the state
ak that the state high school moneys
bc distributed to them before the close
oi the school year other apparently
are not s" hard pressed. and have been
slow O" send iu io the state school of
Tees M" statements ui school attend
anrr, uu the basis ~ which the state
high school fund, are upportioncd.
lu nn effort 10 comply with the
wishes "t the majority ui the district,
T.. j, Norton, the deputy 10 the state
superintendent ot public instruction,
asked Tor the upporlionmeut of the
available high 7rhoul fund, leaving a
sufficient amount iu the treasury tu
take care "t the appurtionmcnt 10
Rich county when that county, the
last 10 send iu it- statistical state
mrul, makes b., report
The money allotted the various
school districts so far l- Alpine, -,
O31.31; Beaver f3uUg6, Box Elder
s2,i6431; Beaver, siU1DG, Carbon,
s1245s; Davis, sl,jliOo; Duchcsuo,
fl2DsI, Emery sl7s52; Grand,
,ijI ~, Gtaulte, s2,OOEAi; Iron,
s97a72; Jordan, sI,lGO36; Juab,
s7O6O0; Kane, s35j3ss; Willard,
S542 as Morgan, S243OO, Nebo, -,
.2lO.25; North Sanpetc, Sl,37l.0S;
North Summit, s2IS2l; Park City,
o5O723; San Juan, S33330; SEWER,
S2,02S5O; South Saupete, SG42.2l (;
South summit, 34s52s; Tintic, 81
2536i; Tooele, sl,0O939; Wasatch,
~, 1896; Washington, Sl0L07; Wa
yne, S3lsl5; Weber Sl3337, Salt
Lake CITY SlTOO555; Ogden, 81
.3644l; Provo, sl,3776l; Logan, 81,
.574lsi Murray S5sl,37, Total, $52,-
4i3.6G.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
MUST REFUND THOUSANDS
Internal Revenue office Finds Col
lector Made Some Mistakes

. Through m-mcur,.airur oi Am
order OF The internal revenue division
."i The ir,a~ur, department thousand,
lot dollar, which have been collected
.W I tab tor alleged violation. uf the
stamp tan must bp refunded. accord
ing iu uu announcement uf Isaac y
. lliuckluN. head oi the Utah uiuc, of
the division The refund must be-
made 900 accordance with Instruction.
from William y Nhnlcy. collector uf
internal revenue tor the department
."t Montana. Idaho aud Utah Th,
matter iu question rrtpr- tu Order No
l'2' on ih" stamp tan which provide,
an offer ~ compromise ut tive dollar.
Tor Failure tu ntitN stamps tu prumis
sorry notes aud stock certificates. Tn
der The mislntcrprctation which arose
m Nhnlcv's office ~ Helena. Mont,
ihr dcputir. have been collecting five
dollar, for each and ever, violation
ut Tor every note or certificate that
did not bear stamp.
lliurklrN states that ns long a. "a
year ngu be- protested against this
ruling. hat his contention was over.
ruled and he was directed tu collect
the five dollar, compromise offer for
every oiicnsc. II nov develops that
five dollars should have been collect
ed only one" from each firm. corpora
ton ar person guilty of one or any
number Uf these utfcnscs rn mnssr.
In III" ease of banking houses aud
stock brokers and music houses hun
dr"ds of dollars have been collected
for The numerous failures Ia live up
iu The stamp Hrt requirements that
inevitably ciynr about ~ the conduct
Of the business. These places are nov
notified that ihcy must -cnd M rrprc.
scntatlycs to the office of the collector
ut Salt Lake City To- fill out the ncccs.
snry form io secure the refund Of the
money they have paid ~.
lllnrklrN states that considerable
confusion has grown NJ among the
dispensers IT soft drinks ~ to lust
what drinks ARE subject tu the luxury
tax aud those that are nui. For the
guidnnc" If the dispensing ~ we'll ~
the consuming public h. specifics ~
follows IAN beverages when com.
pounded ar mixed NJ the fountain,
such ~ ornngcadc. lemonade. pine.
apple juice. cocoa cola, rput beer.
moNl", phosphutcs. fruit aud flavor.
ing HNrupn, compounded or mixed
with plain or cnrbonnlcd water, miR
shakes, lee cream. sundncs, Zee cream
,odns, lee cream sandwiches. flavor.
ing lees and all other similar drinks
nrc subject Ia the tax.
There are certain drinks which
nr" sold NJ sodH fountains aud lee
cream parlnrs, such ~ hot beef ten,
coffee aud tea, hot ur cold butter.
milk, milk, lH,t chocolate, or cocoa,
hot ELAN ur tomato broth ur bisquc. or
bnnillnn that arr not considered soft
drinks and subject h. the tax unless
they are compounded at the fountain
or mixed with cnrbonatcd water. No
tax applies 10 gingcrnlc, root beer.
muAir or mineral water when served
direct from the coniainer
Certain medicines, such ~ brumo.
selihcr citrate of magncsin, rochelle
salts, epson salts, castor oil, essence
of pepsin, often sold at soda foun.
iulns, II" not come under the head of
soft drinks and are not subject a. the
tax"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

After sou nave arrived at the age
when rain keeps you az homo instead
OF your delIghting In the rain, YOU
will never be- the life ~ any party
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

H.F.f..r Ga.
N'"''.'"' '''' D, NJ. A.
t"r'y.s''r" gay '- 20. No., nnn
s"l'l'' "I l'"'''' '-. ~. ,',.i ~
men "l d" I'' '.'. w., I' ,,', ..-t.
-"'""' '"-"-'''' . I...--., ,..,b G,r
u-tira. summary %. 'h' war WI" ''''
many ''.I I'' ,F.,L. .t,.-rir.I
J. Nl''-. .I' '.. ..,f ,rI nub
hrnn,h "' .'' -''.'',. . ..,.,."t .Of
l-hr' hF poo Wat ".I..' lI,.-. AMI
'',,If N'l''','' ' ...,, i, ,.. var Win
sailors WIZ ''.'' ',. .,,. .fun
GERMANY, .n' I,i', ~. "'. ,I,r.n.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

There are many different kinds OF
courage and some time In his lilo "a
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

You may be mentally dead ana not
know IL, but about everybody else will.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
QUARANTINE RULES FOR
UTAH'S CROPS DRAFTED

In line with policy adopted AT a
convention on the white pine blister
rust, held at Portland, Ore, several
weeks ago, Harold h. Hagan, state
crops and pests commissioner, has
drafted a copy of proposed quaran-
tine regulations 10 be put into effect
by the state, These regulations have
been submitted, before going into ef-
feet, to similar authorities in other
Western States for their comment.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
CARBON IS SECOND IN
TAXES IN ENTIRE
STATE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AN.
NoUNCBs ITS ASSESSMENTS

Net Proceeds Of the Mines. Machinery
and improvements and Railroads
Run the Figures Locally In Excess
Of Sixteen Millions Of Dollars
Many Changes Noted In the Laws
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

They will affect Shipment, of the five
needle pine trees and at currnnt and
gonschcrrN bushes into the territory
lying west of Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
Souri. Arkansas and Louisiana. from
territory east of the western bound.
are, 81 those state, Western State,
that do not agree tu quarantine similar
to that to be- adopted b, Utah. will
themselves be- subject tu similar uu1r
uutIup regulation.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

That good printing, See The sun,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04


Grand total ....... tgoI. t5s.pGs
The total ns,os.cd valuation In each
county Of property within H. rNclu
siyc jurisdiction ot tho state board h
Beaver. S3.2GO.OGl. box Elder sl5..
Cache. S5.O7s.lOI. Carbon.
-lG,i2i2iI. Davis. s5.2GGb2u. Ouch.
csuc. tiI.Sj7. Emery. sJ.Ojl.s1j. Oar.
field, sls.Nji. Grand. s2.II2.G7b:
Iron. S2.377.01J. Iunb. slO.iiOp7O:
Kane, s2G2i. Willard. ti.Un5. go +.
Morgan. S2.3iG.22O. pmtc. s5ii. ii0 F:
Rich, siGi.jns. San Juan. S.7.T50 .
Salt Lake. Ss3.njI.O2s. Sanprtc, -.
nni,SiG; SEWER, Sl.is2.7I6. summit
-L232,iii: Tooclc. sg,73l.DIl. Tim
tab, Sl.l3n.Is0 Utah. sl5.I2i.pO .
Wusatch. sns2.i55. Washington. si5.
25G Weber, sp.T3G.il0 Total. s2OJ.
1892
Nn property is assessed hy the state
board 1T equalization ~ either Dag
g,it 90 WAYNE counties.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Total mining ,ompaulcs tsoSt7.biOI
brand total ....... fg0l.t5s. pGs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Good food hahts are an important
part of personal hygiene and thrift
Children get such habits By having
suitable amounts OF suitable foods
served them and then being expected
10 eat what Is set before them.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
, DIR. J. f. DOWD
"'''''k building. salt Lake City
Utah.

No. pay. at In diseases Of eye, ear
Win aNl throat ana fitting Of glasses
r.or,- ne ln Price May LIST 10 I'm, Cases
gg'lns operative treatment are re-
mr. 10 call during the first two or
r.. u'}s 10 allow time for after
tg '''sht Appointments may be made
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
JEWISH BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES

Joseph interesting article in the Sentinel
entitled "A Jewish Library Bureau touches important
subject.
He speaks familiarity Jewish children,
lie, information is given in the religious schools.
Not long had occasion question the pupils
class of the biggest Jewish religious
schools the the number of Jewish books they read
that they COULD Hebrew The exist
of Jewish literature English quite revelation to
most of them
To the majority Jewish literature begins with the
azy notion there Tamud These do in
of house existing they
absolutely -
speaks necessity supply the Jewish chill
with books pictures and which
complimentary to the Jewish
educational the sole Jewish influence the life OF
history the heroes ofthose
who inspire them
The made that organization Mr. Baron
Jewish Publication Society properly equipped under
special Jewish shelf each public
library that Jewish books already the library be readily
accessible the Jewish reader and others added to them
The idea of subjects specially arranged, is unusual All
Library had Jewish arranged the benefit the
bers of the Council of Jewish Women about fifteen
This that time conducting
study circles members Jewish subjects
and the library found accommodation and brar
ians to have the books so arranged.
The American Library Association which functioned the
military established special grouping Jewish
pended $4,000 the purpose filling Jewish
shelves
worthy of consideration. If it begun
organization each could begin the work utilizing
hand in their public libraries disseminate the
beauties OF the Jewish literature now on their shelves
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
AN 1. NJ. WISE STORY.

DR.. S. WOlfcnsteiu in his reminis-
ccnccs of Or. !. NJ. Wise tell the fol
lowing very characteristic story:
Good friends as We were during tn"
70 years Of our acquaintance, once
got II good scold;ng from him. lie
came TO the Orphan Asylum purposniy
10 give me the scOlding, IL hapirEcd
this way: The new Temple of Rabbi
iSa3 and Dr. Wise was invited to hr
the principal speaker nj the, dcdica-
tion. believe there aIr few TEN
pies in this country that were built
curing the last fifty years of the Ehh
Century, which were not dedicated iy
DIR. Wise. The dedicatory ceremonies
were very elaborate. starting on Fri
day evening. and for some reason
could not attend the services. Sat.
urday--purly in the morn nG. Dr wi; T.
appeared at the Orphan Asylum. |
lad hardly time to cNpr,.s IS my sur
prise at this unexpected but welcome
visit, when he pitched into Inc I'M
tremendously. Il have come" he
said. to give you good scoldtns,
You are "A member of the Board of the
Temple and | understand that you
we're one of the Building Committee.
What kind of Jewish Temple is this !:
Had I known what | know today I
would not have come here 20 dcdica IA
1t No Oron lakodcsh, No Srfcr
Torah. Not Hebrew sign among tlr
otherwise Irofusc ,.ecoratIon :" | in
trrrupted him: Have you not sect
over the pulpit the inscription. Hear
q Israel" Hear . Israel he broke
In. what Is Hear - Israel: | want
'Shema Iisroci' that thrills my heart
as it, thrills the heart Of every Jew ="
Every fibre. every drop of blood of
Dr. Wise was Jewish. and that is why
the people loved him 50 intensely
him. tn. great Jewish Reforner.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
NEXT YEAR FREEMEN

The day small tribe of people in the face of
arch left his domain momentous manknds develop
That day bugle call to humanity heraldng the ad
vent of liberty and personal freedom. ,
SAID all who would listen. We have heard the
CALL and religious freedom and tho this
and generation generation they repeated
High before they kept this banner unal
erngy the tides despair and the high tides
of seemed alone Jewry but to all mankind that
the year when all men would be freemen.
that buge call of liberty has
the Passover time raugh with significance as the
at hand
Today greater Of Israel well as of mankind
bound by fetters of caste mtarsm and
fanatacism that enslaved them in ancient Egypt.
The fought would have oosened these shackes but
unable understand from whom
their help would
middle Europe but the fear of the domination
the old and their efforts that terror
they have evoked another of stupendous greatness
this must from the leaders
from those who have the vision of
an plaques chaos liberty guidance of the League
Nations That will be the festival of liberation of humanity
the Passover of mankind.
The found various where at times he could
while could live at the majority
canng and only from afar the torch
held in their brethrens hand.
These have held the most unendurable
brethren This however brings
this bonden they still saying but reemen
misery greet spring tide of the
plant Freenien to and in liberty
their families and live like be able enjoy that
humanity which all mankind have fought and which
first recognized May this Passover be the last whereon
it may be said that not all Jews are freemen
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
I.ETH HA MEDROsH HAGADOL

Services are held daily at the syna'
s"g. The morning services at T:lJ
and the afternoon services at sunset.
This Friday night services will hr
iu.ld at sunset.
Saturday morning at 10 DR.. c. III.
kauvar will deliver Il "Piipul'' in iid-
d sh on the theme Positive vS. Neg
alive Aspects of Jewish Law.
To accommodate the members of the
SynaSog pr. 4. II. kauvar will sell
"Chometz'' this year as in the past.