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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
AUTOS F. n

An official itenary has been an
nounced by President Harvey of the
Ozark Trails Association for each
of the auto relay runs to the annual
convention at Roswell. N. NJ, Oct.
/, 2 and 3. The longest run will be
from st. Louis, starting Sunday. Sept.
20, at 8 a. m. Dinner will be taken
at Mountain Grove Monday, Sept.
22. where cars from the Memphis
line will join in meeting the main
cun at Cabool. Leaving Mountain
Grove at 2 p. m, the run will 60
through Norwood and Mansfield to
Springfield for a night stop.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Swelling of the flesh caused by
inflammation. cold. fractures Of the
bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheu'
matism can be relieved by applying
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT. II
should be we'll rubbed in over the
part affected. Its great healing and
penetrating power eases the pain. re
duces swelling and restores natural
conditions. Sold by all dealers.-Ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Imhoff and family last week at Deep
Ford and Milestone fishing. They
fished with hook and line from
choice and caught lots of fine fish.
These young men were taking their
vacation and seemed to enjoy their
fishing trip immensely. They are
tool dressers in the oil fields. The
younger is only 10 years old and
draws $40 a day. His older bcoth-
er draws $12 a day They made the
trip in their Hup.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
TAUGHT LIEUTENANT DAVIS TO
FLY,

TAUGHT LIEUTENANT DAVIS To
FLY.
When Paul H. Davis, an Ameri.
can army aviator on the Rio Grande
patrol. landed in Mexico and was
captured by bandits, probably none
OF his friends was more anxious for
his rescue than 1t. O. b. Freeman,
a Lynn county man. who was Davis
instructor at Kelley, Field. Meuten.
ant Freeman was In EmpOria yes.
terday visiting the S. f.. Burches.
on his way to Chicago, where he
probably will be employed by an air.
plane corporation.
'Lieutenant Davis. who was cap
tured by bandits, was one of the
best students ! ever had" Lieutenant
Freeman said. 81 taught him to fly.
and he never made a mistake. He
a a radio man, and was detailed
to install radio apparatus on army
airplanes."
Lieutenant Freeman has been in
the aviation service for nearly two
years. After earning his wings and
Il commission, he became a fly .ng
instructor at Kelley Field.
mo. | do not intend to follow the
game in the air." he said. "A fly
ing instructor has one of the most
dangerous jobs in the service. We
are willing to take chances in the air
when we r In charge of the ma
chine, but when q student is the
pilot. It is risky business. have
been flying a long time, and have
had only one accident. which was
not serious"
Lieutenant Freeman went to Chi
cago last night. He has been dis
charged from the army.
The above is from the Emporia
Kan Gazette Of Aug. rs. Lieuten-
ant Freeman was born in Douglas
county and was at Macomb last
year attending the funeral Of Mrs.
Charles SOwersby, who was his moth
er's aunt. He is a nephew of James,
Avery and s H. Freeman and has n
host of friends around Mansfield.
Macomb and Olathe. He is a son
of W.P. Freeman and wife of Strath-
more, Calf.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

When the bowels feel uncomforta-
BILE and you miss the exhilarating
feeling that always follows a copious
morning operation, a dose Of HER
Bine will set you right in o couple
of hours. II taken at bedtime you
gets it's beneficial effect after brak-
fast next day. Sold by all dealers.
Advertisement,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
For A Weak Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in a multitude Of
cases has fully proven the great val
ue Of this preparation for . weak
stomach and impaired digestion. In
many cases this relief has become
permanent and sufferers have been
completely, restored to hath. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
DiarrhOea In Children.

For diarrhoea in children one year
old or older you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a
dose Of castor oil. 1t should be kept
at hand and given as soon as the first
unnatural ~looseness Of the bowels
appears.--Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
HOW ARE YOUR o G

Are they free from worms--is their
digestion good-do they show 4
study gain-if not you are losing
money. You can correct all these
troubles by making B. A. THOMAS
HOG POWDER a part Of their daily
diet. It is a powerful tonic, digest
ant and worm expeller. H. NJ. Nor.
c:oss.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
SAVE THE @

Isaac Cantrell, r. F. D. No. 2,Ter-
ra Haute, Ind writes: my exper-
fence with B. A. THOMAS HOG
POWDER is that 1t has given good
results in helping hogs that were sick
and keeping those well that wSe not
sick. 1t does all that you claim for
it. would not had a sick hog il !
had used it sooner" We sell it.
II. NJ. NOrcross.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Mrs. ]. H. Stephens and daughter,
Miss Julia May Behan, spent Friday
in Norwood at J. C. Orender's Is. Her
daughter, Mrs. F. r. Slezak, who had
been visiting here and at Norwood,
returned to Kansas City that night
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

]. NJ. Ellis, wife and sons, Robert
and John, Of Norwood, have left in
their auto for a trip to California,
stopping at M%orrisville to visit their
son, D.. Ralph Ellis and wife.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Among those attending the annual
meeting of the Primitive Baptist
church at Springfield during the
week were G. v. Ashworth. Pink Ed
german, Mary Jane Frye, Mrs. Frank
Malotte and Mrs. Mitchell Of Hart
vile.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
DIPLOMA.

Ona Bruton of Norwood graudat-
ed Friday from the Commercial De-
partment Of the Chillicothe Business
College. receiving her diploma.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

The wrecker was here Saturday
to pick up a freight a which had
been showed off the Frisco house
track.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
NOT DRENCH HORSES FOR
collie,

It is dangerous. Use the modern
method, FARRIS collie REMEDY.
Drop It on the horses tongue. One
dose usually cures. Founder never
results. Get it today. H. M.
NOrcross.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11
Public Sale

On account of going into the
pure bred stock business we will
sell at public auction at our farm,
known as the Sollie Pugh farm,
II miles south of Mansfield, 10
miles south of Macomb, and l
mile north of Brushy Knob, com.
nencing at 10 a. m. on
Tuesday, Sept. 16
80 Head Of Cattle -19 head of
cows and heifers: IL head of
extra good fresh COWS from 2 to
Z years old, 2 head 6 and 8 years
old to be fresh soon, 2 head of 2.
year old heifers with calf. 10
head of extra good spring calves.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Mrs. Il. A. Freeman, Claud Hight
and Orville Hensley went to Gerlane'
Kas., Friday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Z. c. Foster is here from Des
Moines Iowa OF a furlough. He has
been in the hospital.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-09-11

Jack Waltz of near B:ushy Knob
was here Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
AT ITS j
APEX IN SIBERIA

OMSK. Siberia July 3n.-(Corrcs-
,,,nicprc nf The Associated Prcss)-
rroftc.rinS has reached its apex as
tine art" throughout central and west
crn Siberia. where no Spectator IS sat-
i,f:cd wa:h loss than 100 percent PROFIT
and often gougcs rs much as lh"o per-
cent out Of his haplcss customers. ac->
cordInE 10 stories coming n here.
These traders. many Of them SNUG
clcrs who. taking advantage Of TIC
shortage. If everything except the prod
ucts Of The country. tn" unstable value
Of thc rublc and tn" difficulties OF trans
purtatiun. "untriT" TO got through with
\ few pair. al shoes. particularly ladies
shoes few bolts Of silk or dress
goods. a few cases Of timed fruits. or
N fact. any foreign made product what
socycr. reap rich harves:s.
Before 2 regular express service was
innugura,cd the many Special trains
coming Up from Nladivostok and Hsrhln
were tho targets of the spectators. by
co,rivancc with the pC-tcrs and UNI
known 10 tho other occupants. nearly
every s1r,.al brought in its complement
Of merchandise slowed away undeJ
hor'hs and N obscure corners. 70 DO
handed over upon arrival a. some deslg-
rated point.
The Red Cross has had its difficulties
sidcs,cpp.ng the designs Of this gentry
from time 10 time. on one occasion.
II il related. n Rcd Cross representative
IN Irkutsk was approached with an oher
II a hundred pairs Of shoes as wife
cor N" good Of the cause. In due tim"
rAcy arrived from Dairom. but in place
rr one hundred pairs there were one
'runsand. They had passed the Gus
MS free Of charge. being consigned 70
49,. Hcd Cross. and il was 'hc owners
,,p..,i;,tioil that tho extra 900 would be
,i,'i,c~rl % him. They were all bundled
60, to Da!r"n.
Tho sp.rulators' day will have gone.
r,,y-.ycr u IS said. AZ soon as the tThf-
e., lg rcndjus,"d under tn" lntcraliicd
Iu,amrt,,n management and legitimate
commerce - resumed. Many OF the
abuses hav" already been corrected
through rloScr government inspection
q, III. frontiers, but in spite OF all
.r.rts 10 check II. the speculation evil
s,il persists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
CELEBRATED MASS
BEFORE SKULLS OF
The THREE WISE MEN

COLOGNE. sept. ). Correspondence
Of The ASSOCIATED Prcss)--A British
arm. chaplain celebrated mass recently
m tho CreA, Cologne cathedral az the
altar n, IA" r"i.CS oC III" MaGl. the
skulls Of tn. ih-c. Wis" mon who came
from tho East - visit tho newly born
Saviour at Er,hichcm. \ number OF
Am.-ican officers and men from the
,ublcnz area attended tho services and
wcr, r,r,n4t:c! ~ v.ew tn" relics.
Tradition says that th" Empress Hell
cnn I.ru..,rci The bones and took them 10
rruslnnt;n,rl". wh,nc" they were re-
rn,y.i t. MiI.r. In 1854 they were pre-
@"nt.d ~ f'r'd'r:rh Barbar"ssa To Arch
bishop RONALD Won DasseI VINO nrouEnt
.b,,r "a Cologne At first they were
kcrt N tho chapel Of the NaSl tho
cou'ral chapel " the. seven thanking mo
choir hut s,nca tho var they have been
r,,,r ov.a.. n tho Cathedral treasury near
tho organ.
Tho bones nrn kent in golden reIi-
ouary n costly spcciIncn Of ROmanesqu"
,rAftsmansjiln in tho form Of basiliCa,
said :, have. been rradr about 1900 \. D.
In rho Cologne cont &C arms three
crowns, are rcrrrscnt4d. the ownership Of
tho MaSi rci.cs HAVING suggested the
Design.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
OBITUARY
a 40 go ~~0~~~~


Thomas ". Mcdonald. Of 1l0c Third
stree. MuUndsv!'lc. died nj the Glcndai"
h.~ffIl Thursday morning AT II O'Clock.
following IN operation for appendicitis:
Mr. N'n rrald VS. N tho @Sth year OF
h.s ns.. ald WITS we'll known in Mounds
\ IL. and vicinity. having resided there
rr..r' .,ally All n.s lifc. lie was son
Nl.rmIsy u" and held a responsible posi-
: .n N.;h IL" FoStor!a Glass COMPANY
l:",.d"s hs parents he ~ survived BY
'.v vntvw. who was formerly MISS
Nitrl Louis" carson. OF Toronto, Oh,o.
>, ,,.,rr Mrs. John r. Marpln, OF the
I-Irtd And ~" brother. J. N!lford No
I,nAi! 80 home.
r'ur.r.h s.r,I~rs will hc hold A. the
'-,,. l.,,.. 49, fl0- -rIrd stree. NoInds-
lie ,'ls arrcrrocn a, 5 o'clock and in
I. r".,.t ~. lr mad n Green LAWN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
Sugar Shortage Now
Approaching Its End

CTTrtGO. Scrt. THE sugar short
~" winch has been f"lt all over tho
..',ar.rv i !r:ug ~" last eight weeks IS
rr?c:tca!rr 2. m end and normal con-
,.,.-ry MIiI hc resumed within 10 days.
..,,rr,,lrE ~ an announcement made
here today ny Henry II. Rolapp. chair
nan f tn" food administration sugar
,.I>ir hurl0n committee.
''rh" lt,y.-nir"nt now has loo boats
lr.nrjn. raw sugar from Cuba" Mr.
E,lapr lid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06

N..Nni.,:.r Rogers. Sr.. We'll known
~...t.!. "a: e. south Wheeling. died nj the
..tr,tN !, ~!d.ur". No. sol Jacob street
~. b.. .,ll.rn,.ru 1T . 2" O'clock follow
Imr q 'uLrrImk illness. II" was in me
18th N"sr "i ms Az" and had resided
i!..r" prt",I"3ri!y all his ~"
No arrangements for I'll" funeral have
been made pending the arrival Of rel
I'.SCS,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
CHARLES u. sGHWAB OF CHlCAiV
PASSES AWAY,

Tile dcathspr Charles u. Schwap, a
PROMINENT business man and philan-
lhropist occurred on Friday of last
week, 1T the age Of 81 years, ut his
homc. :iSO1 Michigan avenue. follow
ing an operation.
Mr.. Schwab was born in France and
came to Chicago siNty-fivc years ago.
lie was one of the four men who mall
aged the Chicago Worlds Fair. under
the title of council of administration.
lie was also II director.
He was the organizer and first pres
,lcnt of the Jewish Manual TRIMMING
school. He was first president of the
Jewish Orphan Asylum of Chicago.
aud was ii charter member Of Sinai
Temple and the Standard club. He
was II member of the Union League
and many other civic bodies
The widow for many years has been
president of the Chicago Home for the
Aged in which her husband took II
great interest. She and four children
survive. The latter arc Mrs. Henry
g. Foreman. Henry c. Alfred &. and
Jerome Schwab.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
EMMA LAZARUS LITERARY so.
CIETN.

The Emma Lazarus Literary society
held one of their most successful and
enjoyable meetings Sunday afternoon
mt the home of Miss Rcbccca Gold
hammer.
\ short business meeting was held
at which the club voted to donate five
dollars to the Palestine Refugee fund.
Miss Mildred Mcllman read an in
tcrcStins and instructive article from
the Literary Digest on "'rhc Jewish
BilI Of Rights" which was followed
by Il general discussion of the Jewish
outlook at the Peace Table.
Miss Minnie Weinberg entertained
the girls with several piano and vocal
solos. and Miss Irene Oshcrwitz told
the story of Shulamis in Il most inter
csting way.
Owing TO the illness of Miss Chcrnyk.
who has charge Of the program. Scv-
rral of the numbers had to he omitted.
Delicious refreshments We're served
and the meeting ended with II theatre
party at the DcnlIaln.
The officers Of the club arc: Irene
Oshcrwitz president Mildred Nell
man, treasurer; Anna Schiff. sccrc-
tuTy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
POLES BAR DAILY FRIENDLY TO
JEWS FROM MAILS.

The Polish Military Commander Of
Moravia has barred from the mails the
daily newspaper 'Nory Dziennik"
which has bcon the chief authority for
the facts concerning pogroms in Pol
and. He has declined to give any
reason for this step but the Ii0nsts
uf Moravia point out to the Zionist
Organization of America, to which
they have cahlcd this information, that
the suppressed paper while not pp-
posing Polish interests, has heen Il con
sistent advocate Of the policy Of recon-
tiliation between the Poles and the
Jews. The Moravian Zionists express
the opinion that the denial 0f the
mails to the "Ncvy nZienli':' will rc
suit in depriving the Jews of Galicia
and Silcsia of the only source of in
formation on public affairs, and We
hicle for the expression Of their at
tit,lde during the election campaign
NOW in progress.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
BACK TO JUDAISM MOVEMENT

These arr days of movements. We
Jews need lack TO Judaism move
ncnl. We have wandered in many and
even devious directions. Spmc Of the
many have been wholesome. many OF
The devious have landed us in Jewish
Bolshcvism. We need an cduca ti0nal
campaign. Judaism has suffered from
the ulcducatcl expression Of Judaism.
and worse from the ill-and the half
educated expression. POSSIBLY when
our Synago-S are plcn daily. inSlrah
of weekly, and are made thr conscious
powrr-housc Of Jewish life, tho Jews
Judaism will hc ilibrl,Gd.-Jrwish
Tribune.
MONTA,iEE' y. \. COHEN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
WOMAN HONORED FOR WAR
WORK.

Miss Rosina Marguerite WOlfsnn has
been made an honorary citizen of the
province of Orleans in France, and has
been presented with bronze statue ot
Jeanne dare in recognition of eighteen
months of cantc"n, hospital and recln-
,struction work in France. Hiss Wolf
son was born in New Orleans, but has
lived in the Philippine Islands since
the Spanish-Amcrican war. She Is
now on a six months leave Of ahsrncr
from the government service. At the
expiration of her furlough she will 20
to Russia as Il construction worker.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
EAST DENVER BRANCH RELIEF
COMMITTEE, SPECIAL NOTICE

On account of the epidemic. the Easi
Denver Branch for Jewish War Suf-
TcrcIS, did not do any active work, hut
now that this is over, we are going
to start II campaign with more energy
;ts we all feel that the Jews in Europe
are in greater need Of our support
nav, than ever before. They are look
ing To us for help not only TO keep
them from starving but for help that
il will enable them to become self
supporting,
THEREFORE. We The East Den
yer Branch committee ask the Jewish
people of Denver and Colorado to give
money, weekly, monthly. or scmi-an-
nually rs you prefer for the Jewish
War sufferers more than YOU ever
gave before. Every dollar you give
now will help put y family in to a
position similar to what they were
Grforc the war started.
We the East Denver Branch com
mittce are willing to give our TING on
SUNDAY mornings to call at your houses
to collect what eyer you feel you can
giyr. How much are you going to
pledge in the year of lNlaf
Respectfully Yours.
The East Denver Branch Relief Com
mittce.
G. ]. SEGAI.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29

The following people have donated
money to the East DunvCr Branch lql
Jewish War Sufferers.
COLLECTED hy Sabbath and Siih@rlliS ::
i. Heller. SI.OO; Ch. HubilnSoli .huc :
Vim. Stcimhrrg. l0ci H. Silhrring'
S2.GO; &. :. SiIHth. 500; Mr llni<-
wrig. Sl.N0. Collected by coltGelprs ::
DR.. KaUvar. 5000: kaplan and Levy.
SI1.O5; Sherman and Hornbcin Sl5.-
80; L. NJ. II. Religious school. Sj'V" :
ScgHl and !Iurnbrin, $3.50. Collected
by ScgaI and IIurmbcin: j. Moses
5000: j. Tarkorf Boulder. $500: }, J.
I.irbrrnam SG.uO: NJ. Brody. l23j
Downing street. SLOO. Collected by DE
I<nltvHr: Mrs Stark. Sl.OO: NJ. Joii''
$40: Mrs Shribcrg. $500: Max
GRIMES 5000: Mrs. WillcnS. Ssoo ::
Il. Miller. 5000: j. Mann. 500. col
Icctcd hy Sherman and Hornbcin: ;,
Uornbciu $1.UU: l.. Sherman. Sl.oo !;
Horcnbcin, 5Oo; Schwaydcr. S2'oo :;
Epstein. $2HO: $. Weiss. $500: iacli-
ofsky. S1OO: F"mtcr. S1.oo; Light ooc;
NJ. Poluck $50
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
4. What is the total number, and
percentage, of Jewish casualties2

At this writing the official casualty
lists are still tar from complete and
il is therefore Impossible to state ac-
cprately the total of Jewish casual
ties. \ reasonably conservative esti
mate, however would place the total
deaths from all causes at about 2,50i
Iof which about 1000 were killed il,
action or died of wOunds) and the
total Jewish casualties at about TO-.
600.
This estimate is based on Il care
ful check of all casualties reported tI
Nov. l, 1918. The total number of
casualties with the \. f. f. reported
ut that time amounted to 64.151 of
which at least 2.5O2 were Jewish.
OF these 451 were killed in action
142 died of wounds. 90 died from dis
ease. 13 died from accident and other
causes. The total number of deaths is
So, or IL per cent. of the total in
the American EHpcditionary Forces.
The total wounded is l 1,59T or is per
cent. of the American forces.
). HOnOrs and Citations.
The reports of citations for gallantry
in action, and of other honors and
dccOra tions, are too bclated to pro-
vide sufficient data for the purpose of
the present report. II Is known. how
ever. that the number of Jewish sol
dicrS who have received American and
French decorations is considerable. 1t
was the 77th (Uptonl Division that
was in the thick of the fighting ut Ar
gonne Forest. and ii was n Jewish bat
talon belonging to the famous 30Sth
that won deathlesS glory for itself
and for the honor of the Jewish name
in the Argonnc.
The list of all citations will. there
fore. be made public as soon as it is
completed and revised.
In conclusion, it has become appar-
cnt from the information at hand.
that the record of Jewish War Scrv-
ice. when fully developed. will dem
onStratc incontcstably that the Jews
of America have contributed their full
quota to the winning of the war. and
Il generous margin beyond their quota
that they enlisted chccrfully. fought
gallantly and died bravcly for the
United States.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
G.. ]. SEG.\I.,
Trca Surrr.


Kindly fill This out and mail 1t
to ihr East Denver Branch Relief
committee. 2o1O Vine street, Den
yer, Colo.
East Denver I'ianch Relief Commit
tee,
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find check for ihc sum
of S.,.-.,..-----...--..-....-- pledge lor me
coming year the sum Of S--,-----.... An
Hually ...-..--.... ...-... S-....--.-.-- Month
ly ..---.-----.-.---.-- .... S.-.----.--------...
Name. -......--..-..-.------------....
Address ...... .-.,. ..--.-------------.-.---
Make all "lrckS payable to Inc
East Denver Branch aud mail to
GOlO Vine street. Denver. COLO.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
BiEN0S tIRES ISRAELITES
PROTEST AGAINST CRl ELTN

BVcnoS Aires y largo group of rep
rrsCutHtivc isrpclitCs visited President
TrjCoyrn to protest against the treat
mCnt of Jews.
The grand rabbi in an address +"
the president. said
During the recent disturbanc" Jews
uurr the victims of unjust atrocities
and incXclusablc insults. tndtr The
suspicion that, scmr Russians were
among the agitatorS. the entire lewis,
population. without distinction Us TO
age ar sex. were prosecuted ana rhl-
treated. without the slightest rrSpert
event toward wpmrn. children or lht
aged.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
TO LECTURE FOR j. W. u.

\ series Of lrrturcs by Gcucral X.
NJ. Dbcrlrtchcff. 1T army camps ill the
south and east were announced by the
jewish Welfare l'nard. This is part oil
the extensive educational and rccrca.
tional program now Wng carried out
by the jewish Welfare Board for the
men in decentralization camps.
Grncra. Obrrutchnlr. who will ad-
dress the Russjal slwaklng men ~
Camps Dcvrns, lpiun. Dix. Merritt
Meade. Lee. Gordpu, sherman and Gus
ter. is one of the best known members
of the Russian colony here. During
the reign of Car Nicholas. he was ar
rested for his progressive activities ANA
in 1913 was rNilcd from Russia. He
spent several years in this country and
in switzerland. rciurnin" TO Russia he
fore the rise of the krrcnsky govern
ment. aud escaping to Amrricn after
its overthrow hy the SOvirtS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
MANY ART ORJECFs DESTROYED
AND DAMAGED B{ FIRE IN DR..
KRAusKpPF'S HOME IN PHILA,
DELPHIA.

A fire which damaged the home Of
DR.. Jos. Krauskopf in Philadelphia
destroyed many priceless manuscripts
and valuable works of art.
A painting by yon Thulden, n pupil
Of Ruhens, entitled "niana Returning
from the Chase was damaged by
chemicals, and century-old Sefer
Torah also was damaged.
The firemen saved many valuable
manuscripts and paintings. The ma
terial loss will probably reach SO
600. but no estimate is placed on the
priceless art objects damaged.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29

The Wichila Kansas r!nglc. under
II triple headline. announces that while
the Jewish people of S"dwick county.
OF which Tppekp is the seat Gnmp"sr
less than ono-fiIth of one per ccnt Of
the Guunty's population. they gavr more
than l. per cent of the cnUntry's quota
of So 800 for the relief Of war SUi-
fcrers in the near east Mr. Henry
Wallcnstcin is chairman of the COM
mittec in charge of the campaign at
Wichita.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-29
HAYWARD SCHOLARSHIPS,

The faculty of Arts and Sciences AT
Harvard has announced the award OF
lhirty-scvcn scholarships to under
graduates for the winter and spring
Jewish students