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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26

In Versailles, "a propus consiliu.
lui suprem de razboi al aliatilor un
plan pc basa caruia Sc cerea ca a.
liatii Sc faca din Ardeal un terito1
neutrn. Gu un cuvint: Ardealul sc
nu fie dat nici Rominiei 81 nici I'm.
gariei.
MOI, orr cit de multi am pindit 81
pindim toate STRIFE Gu privire La
afacerile nostre rominesti, pima a.
cuma nu am aflat asemenea stire
din Franta. fnsa ungurii, o, dragu-
til de nnguri, prietenii unora din
tre redactorii de romin din Ameri-
ca, scriu .coloane fntregi umflate,
in care spun ca Consiliul suprem dc
razboi al aliatilor Sc ocupa foarte
serios Gu acest plan. De prisos Sc a.
mintim ca, intocmai pagubasului
care vede cum i Sc surpa pamfntul
din dunga apei, asa 81 ziaristii un-
guri din America, ar Fl bucurosi da-
ca asa ceva ar Fl adevarat 81 daca
Ardealul nu ar fl dat Rominiei.
,,Rominii au facut tot ce lea stat
in putinta pentru ca Sc cfstige bo-
, gatul Ardeal pc seama lor's - spu-
ne un ziar unguresc. Acelasi ziar
continual ,,fnsa asa Sc vede ca pla-
nM Tor ma reusit. Regele Ferdi-
hand al Rom1niei a spus Gu alta ia
70 CO doreste sc domneasca della Nj
PIMA le Tisa ipsa .aliatii al
pus acuma punctul pc ,,is.
Alta spune ziarul unguresc. Ba,
mai adauga o stire fabricata pc pu-
sta tarii unguresti ca ,,planul pen
tru alipirea Ardealului la Rominia
fost dat consiliului suprem de raz
boi al aliatilor, care Sc ocupa Gu el
foarte serios''.
Ne putem inchipui bucuria ne
buna ce nntresc Ungurii cind pot
Sc aduca ori Sc interpreteze stiri in
favorul lOr. Daca stirea nu este de-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26
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MIhAII BARzA

Asadara Mihai Birza nu mai
ieste. Teri, in 24i..c. lam petre-
cut La cele >eterne. Ieri am a.
runcat un punn de tarina asu-
pra cosciugnlni seu rece, spu-
mind un ,Dumnezeu sa i ier-
tel" Am pierdut, in dl Birza,
un sfetnic bun ii probat, nu nu-
mai moi ci multi Romini nacaji-
ii din tara intreaga.
1nmormintares s'a facut Gu
pompa obicinuita. Jalnicul SER
vitiu religios a fost savirsit de
trei preoti, asistati de tot att
tia cantori. A fost O ri frumoa-
sd, senina, cum senina a fost
viata 81 moartea lui Mihai Bir-
"a. Public multi; a grabit sa i
dea onorul cuvenit, cinstea cea
din urma.
In frunte era nm automobil
lncarcat Gu coroane de flori. A.
poi urmau sirul neobicinuit de
mare al automotilelor carl du-
ceau pc Gel ce datorinta 81 an IL
nut Sc dea mortului onoarea de
pc ur1na. g
Un ON de omenie a plecat din
mrijlocul p nostru: ,,Dumnezeu sa
l ierte!s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26
PR0CLAMAREA REPUB.
LICEI IN BADEN.

PARIS, "a Febr: Q stire q q
gentiei Havas anunta ca in Baden
s'a proclamat republica, ii urma
unei intruniri tinnt4 in onoarea 81
amintirsa lui Kurt Eisner, Popo-
|rnl 4 deschis portile 1nchisoarei
|militare, iberfnd pc toti arestantii
N dnpx aceia . ars toate archiyele
i Seslarie. 4 sI''l' 3, 4 @ rs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26
sERvICIU TELE0RATIO CoMPL EOT
DE LA A60CIATIUNxA PREsSEI.
JOFFRf VA Fl NUM|T CO.
MANDANTu FORTELOR
CEHO-SLOvACE.

PRAGA, % Febr. - Ziarele To-
Gale au anuntat ajungerea in acel
oras a maresalului Joffre 81 a ge-
neralului Pellet impreuna Gu sta
tultul lor major.
Maresalul Joffre Sc spune ca
va II numit sef al statului major
al armatei Cehoslovace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26
DECLARATIA LUZ NosKE.
f'OPENHAGA. 25 Febr. = q

'OPENHAGA, Is Febr. = Gu
vernorul militar Noske, in Occur
sul .ntli interview q declarat, fl
ind Ia Weimsr, Cd Saxe-C Coburg
.,,a declarat razboi imperiulnis. ii
cx trupels guvernului vor raminea
acolo pina cind se va face Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-26
PUNC7F INPORTANTED|N
VORb|REA pressed. WILL
son T|NUTA La BOSTON

| BOSTON, "a Febr. - Urmatoa-
rele sunt extrase din vorbirea pre-
sedintelui Wilson, pc care tinut-
o in hala Mechanics din Boston:
,,Lucrul de care sunt mindru a
vii raporta este ca aceasta tara
glorioasa a noastra este increzuta
in intreaga lume''.
,,E un spirit comun 81 reali-
zare comuna a necesitatii de pu-
ne noui masuri de drepturi in
lume".
,,Nici un ON della cOnferinta de
pace nu va pleca 81 nu va rapor-
ia un ceva mai putin nobil decit
s'a asteptat de la aceasta confe-
rinta"
,,Eu am fost uimit de modera-
tia acelora ce au avut de repre-
zentat interese rationale. Pot
marturisi ca nu am vazut lucind
scinteia pasiunei".
.Nu nici tara i'll Europa ca
re banuiasca motivele Statelor
Unite
IAN aynt atitea motive de ii
mlndru, pc partea cealalta o.
ceanului, asa ca sunt foarte mul-
tumit ca acele motive nu sunt
mindrie personala, ci au fost pen.
tru mindrie rationale. Daca mo-
tivele ar ii fost pentru 0 mindrie
personals, as Fl eel mai uluit ON
din lume''
,,Oamenii mi-au marturisit in E.
uropa ca soldatii nostri au fost
posedati de ceva pc care Ell au
putut-o numi mlmai invocatie
religioasa. Eli aveau visiune. Eli
aveau un Wis de implinit 81 luptau
in Wis, 81 luptind in Wis, eli au
intors intregul current al luptei
81 acesta nici odata nu s "a mai re-
intors".
,,Fiecare ON ce ar reZista aces
tut nou current ce curge in lume
Sc va trezi aruncat la NAL ce este
att de malt 81 att de sterp, incit
Use va parea ca ell a fost separat
de semenii lui umani pentru tot
oeauna'
EN- nu inteleg nici un neres-
pect fata de nici 0 mare putere
cind spun cd America este speran-
ia lumei, 81 daca ca nu indeplines-
te acest scop rezultatele vor fl de
neimaginat''
,,Aranjamentele pacei din pre-
zent nu pot dura generate p1-
ma cfnd nu sunt garantate prin
fortele unite ale lumei civilizate'
uCind vorbesc despre natiunile
lumei Gu nu vorbesc de guverne.
Vorbesc de popoarele ce constitute
acele natiuni ale lumei. Ele sunt
pc sea 81 ele vor vedea daca GU
vernele lor din prezent nu vor in
deplini vointa lor "a poporului)
atunci alte guverne de sigdr ca O.
va indeplini. Secretele sunt esite
din moda 81 guvernele din pre-
zent stiu aceastass.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
J. w. B. NOTES

The Jewish Welfare Board held
their weekly entertainment at the Re
ctII-eration Camp this week. with their
sIsIial sucoSs and large attendance
The Olinser Hishlanders entertained
with S;rinseSi Instruments eight OF
the boys playing popular songs. and
The men Al the hospital Were pleased
Is well aS surprised by the talent. and
military hearing OF these soldiers of
the future Miss Boyd and Miss Clark
of the College OF Speech Arts offered
several comedy sketches. to the great
delight Of the boys Master Roy
Churchill rendered piano solo. and
the program closed with final num-
h-er by the OIinsers-
All the boys from the Recuperation
Camp were invited 10 the b NJ H
Auxiliary picnic al Eiiteh's last sun
day and eighteen were there. Kosher
sandwiches and delicate>>cn were >erv-
~ to the boys from the hospital: and
.=.ch and every one had good time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
PROTEST COMMITTEE ARRANGE
FOR MASS MEETING.

A meeting of delegates Of the Den
Yer Protest committee against the p"'
sroms in Poland WAS held on welnes-
DAY evening June IL 1919. at the
Hooker srresx SynaEo-- Represents
lives Of twenry-eishT Denver orcani-
zstions answered. the roll call The
see-efing was presided over by Mr.. Ed
,;oua>h. president Of the Central Jew
ish Council
The chairman reported that the City
auditorium was procured for weIlne>-
day. June 18th on which date it was
decided to hold the monster protest
i.seeSinS- The various committees n
PARTED a. TO the prosreSs Of their
work
\ speakers committee WAS then ap-
i4oiated To interview ami invite the
,aost prominent men in our community.
Jews as we'll A. -enIilsS- The commit
toe * a. follow>: Nat Halperin- chair
man: J. J. 1el.ei man Miss Clara Ruth
Horzo- Sn.i Isznl Se-zL
\ committee on the musical prO-Tam
s.- SdtleI- !. Iaf.e- chairman: Mr>-
francis and Mrs. NJ Iirr>hitz by elo-
qpear speeches made by the RAhhis
Itslperin- Brsiy. u H Kauvar AM
Dr- Z u SpirSk- the delegates and
committees were called upon TO en-
dszror TO -.sk,. their dernonSrrz ton on
IEne s5tA ss impressive a. possible
and let the world know that Denver
-;ewrr has done its duty towards our
suffering ts-pshern ahrOza
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
THE PARAMOUNT CLUB

The Psrzraount club beld their an
nIsal hay rack ride sunday. June 18th
Luncheon was served at BerEzn Pars-
I,aBcins was the amusement for the
evenin< at the Flying Horse Inn on
tie top Of Lookout PIzzzini and ac-
onniian furnished the music Those
who attended were
Su-~e.: Blanche SteinberG- Lens
Zluik- Jennie Baer. Anna SiIyerf-rz-
ilottie Sosuy- Eva AbrcmOyirz- Irene
IOsen- Betty EnersOn. Graee Brsm-
er DouOthy Zerobuik Anna Weiss
IilIie Snyder Vera Shames. Emma
finer. Erra Shs-enfeEd- GOIdie weis-
nan
Ms->~r-- Alex APplehaum. Louis
IJebet>ky. Ben Goldberg sam BslaiAn
louis Robinson wm- RD~eufeItlt- Ahe
GoIdberz- I~adorc Goldman Max
Col.en- Fen Farber. Abe ElIer. sam
Goldberg Sam Lieht- VIM Aftermath
S.IIrnH Levy I~asIore Gc.ir1zn-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
Obituaries
Mrs. Esther krol,n.

Mrs. Esther Krohn passed away at
her home. 2Tlo Downing street. sun
d;4y. June 18th. at c p. IN. following
Il brief illness. at the age OF ca. She
was true mother in Israel and her
Fife was ever testimonial of devo-
tinn and sacrifice to the many cares
of her home and her blind and invalid
Husband
DIR. {. H. kauvar performed the last
i:re> at her home. and she was laid
at rest at Emanuel cemetery.
Remaining to mourn her lo>S. are
her husband Samuel Krohu. three
daughters. Misses Florence and Lena.
and Mrs J. b Cohen OF Joplin. No.
and three sons. DIS. Harry y. Morris
j. and David II. Krohn. of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
ANNUAL FLOWER DAY 4 Sue
Cess. THOUSANDS DO THEIR
BIT.

The ANIMAL Flower Day for the l-en-
eft Of tha Jewish National FUND g.
curx-i lssz sunday The Na,iuIlal Fund
: an iassITuri0a sf tle woEld Zionist
CoR<resS fe- The purchase OF land in
i.zlr>,irse IN se held in pserI~-stSzi trust
tor ;A- Ieu5>t peoFase- Tr" societies
~ y0an< girls in Denver- The Emma
Lazarus eiah and the Hstitzh Zion-
81 club saSd the flowers
-Allh0 4 sC.sily >uu MAS collecis,l-
sEer or hundred doil=r>-Jie HsG-,t i'm
I.rIsni feature of rl1= day wz~ tn.
>;sirIf zuzaifs->rr-t- tn. szcrifIc,. "f l.i>-
lsre GO the part Of the flower girls and
the moral ~aPs-erI % The Ilsosr>s sd,
Eho coa,ribzIs,I
Tie De3f-r, Of the s-aiOr --0rsery-
Tie Emma Lazarus esub-Ela" Iartic-
iIate<i are a. follows
Herniu. Tznnenfaum- Esther Tan
iscnlsUu- Sarah Nasure- Sarah O>hrr-
uitz- IdeIla Asroa- and Mildred Mel.
raxn-
The folIozrin< flower girls we're from
the Junior sg.eiety-tlse Ksdinzh cl-b
Fannie GInst-rx- Sarah Boxer len
nse TIlppIe. Sylvia Zur=t- Pssrt Miller.
Elsie FrsiSs Bella Izncsr. Rehs.-eCz
ZHkerrsn- NolIi- ZuksruzH- Celia
Rasoolznd- Esther BernieS- Marszrr'
RoS4nharrr.- Rurh wenrx- lliRnis. Gold.
man Dor. weinrrauh. Ida Weinan.
Anna BrO1Stsin-
Hsdkvoh Zionistic club
Bir,iie Goldberg Yelra ZureI- Lo;Iie
Katz Friedz wieSoRs- -Annz Iad-r.
Jennie Sher. Sadie SanzSu- Susie
I'rizIe- Sarah Sehriss-er- Marie HaD'l-
Ter Lena CraDer. Rs>e Holland Ro-s
i-OidIerz- Eva Stellar Gladys sinister.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
WARREN Z. KNAPP Is NEW NAME
PROPOSED FOR CHELTENHAM
SCHOOL.
Mrs Il. Willens Suggests Change.
Which Is Approved by Parent-Teaeh-
ers' Association.

The regular Parent Teachers meet
l9>t week. Mrs Ado.ph Morris pr.>id-
ing.
y very interesting program was
presented Mr>- Il. willrn- presented
the thought that the name of the
school should be changed from the
Cheltenham to the Warren +. Knapp
school to commemorate the untiring
efforts of the late superintendent of
The school in behalf of the children
il his district. The suggestion met
nith the approval of the organization
:. petition is to he circulated in the
district and presented TO the school
l.oard with this request
Miss Clara Ruth Mozzer ex-assistant
encouragement. 4 former pupil. spoke
"n Cheltenham school. its past and
Eopes for the future
Mrs VIM r. Ramsey spoke of the
Icnefits Of Pacnt-Teacher~ associa-
tons the cooperation necessary to be
cf service and benefit TO ali
Mr.. H. T. Cluston. tie present. prin-
oiI,al- endorsed the idea of change OF
pane in the course of his address.
The music for the evening was
furnished by Margaret Goldstein. who
gave a piano solo. Sam Chernoff n
violin solo. and the Cheltenham chorus,
songs
Election of Officers was held. The
following being named President. Mrs.
slsx Samelsoa: riee-president. II. T.
C!urton; md yie-prcsidcnt. Miss
iie,-ky Feldman: secretary. Miss Char
Io1re Il Christian: treasurer. Miss
Sarah Hurwitz
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
BLUEBIRD FEATURE.
In Five Reels.

Time-SHnday. June 18th.
Reel 1-Srarbuck Park-Intere~ting
games. mountain climbing
Reel -Erergreen-Indocr base
laH: sack race by the girls: luncheon
end refreShrnents: and a jolly ,wetD
uafer hattie in Bear Creek.
Reel 3-Geneese park. Private dane,
ip= and refreshments at Chief HoSa
Lodge
Reel 4-Lookins out over Lookout
and Taking it easy at Golden.
Reel 5--Hon-- The end Of a per.
feet day \ tired but happy bunch of
Bluebirts
Cast of characters:
NiSssS lillian wie~ncr. Yetra Eoi.
ierg- Minnie Ciar Celia Dohrovir,
Helen w!esner. Fanny GroeInik. Ann
Sehacter. Equity Shatz. Fsy woIorirz,
Lena Levy. Ruth Hornlein. Hilda
IicIssi. Betry Pol>kL
Nessrs- VIM Zelkin. Julius Nadler.
-sdolph Levy Morris Bo>eoe. Abe Nil
-.ein. Jacob Rubeustone. Joe Alder
rssn. Alex Fishman. Sidney wie>ner.
I>adore CIar Morris Sunshine. Saul
R0eSen- Al Stein Samnsl SchIe~inzer.
Ir
Nlr and Nrs- Max Nfilstein. Mr. ami
Sfrs- KeiI RosnA-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
WHAT A CHEESE SANDWICH DID.
The New Speed King to Be Evoked
by Speed. Gasoline and Hot Air.
Contributed, 4,

Well this l. hOw ii happened Two
If our widely known auto enthusiasts.
who among other diversions .scasiOl-
ally take \ nier in oil stock>- meet
regularly At lunch while discussing
ti,e merits Of the cll-s~e sandwich Nj
Fsise Wa eating Mr- yeI-e- in his
polite and sarcastic way stated that
Tie sandwich and the ear rere in "De
slasS. ne.Iher had sf.,d nor char
seter-
Mr.. Pzi-- noted several things st-ouI
NJ YeIie. his iudgnsenr On oil stocks
selection Of Shin-s to eat. how and
where and zben to go On auto trips
and Nj Paige Sre~ elolneHr on The
virtues Of 1ir- yelie's ezr-pArriellzrIy
or the vir1Des it lacked
The ar=unenr warmed into a discus
sion of hsE far Palmer Lake Was
M Paige thought about two hours for
Paige and four for velie. and Nj
vrlie- a. usual had = eoatrzry opin.
lon
The uTsshot being wager Of LOO
shares Of 4 popular oil stock routei
I.y Mr. VsIie and then knocked by
lin to the surprise Of his friends
who OWL IL
The distance for the two cars has
- ye- not been determined but friends
of the~e zuto-en,hn>ia~ts are waiting
With hated brearh for the srear rzcr-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
NAIR-TONID.

Nzir-To1lid held its meeting at the
is0aD= u Mise, BadiOR- The follow
Ing orfIc~rs were elected:
President Miss Minnie Tamsrkin :
vse,-PrNsids.n1. Miss Fannie White .
- Crptary- Miss Ida Leopold: treasur-
n. Mis-, Coldie ShefteE-
Nr SLenderovirz gave very in
i-.re~Eins talk on ZiOnisn-
Th. rssrr meeting will be held at
the hoaa- If Miss Minnie Tamarkin-
June -. 1919. AZ :3D p m Ali mem
hers are ur,ed 20 attend a. important
tI,,ina~S viii Be transacted
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
BICKER CHOLEM MELTING.

4 meeting Of the Bieker Ch1g.sn -
Getty. was hid at the home If Mrs
I.ustig- sI3n Lawrence street lime :.
1918
Thirty-fTve dollars was given for
Charitable purp-r>es and il WAS decided
IL give a. much a. possible each
month Further plans for the an
rual Bicker Chelem picnic which wiii
be held July 8. AZ Eiitehs> Gardens
Sere discussed
The society is making big plans to
make this sIecs-s As there are many
who need help.
Everybody welcome
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
LADIES' AID TO MOsHEv Z'kENIM

The regular meeting or the Ladies'
=. ID TO the MOShev X'kenim was well
attended One Of the active members.
Mrs II. Hayutin. secured one hundred
and twenry-two members. which is
certainly worthy of note. \ committee
was appointed. Mrs. sam Grimes as
chairman for serving of lunch. Let
rS plan your lunch for the MoShev
Zhenim picnic at Elitch's Gardens,
June :. Everything kosher at reason
able nrices- WM. $, QlIAT.
Secretary,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
CARD OF THANKS.

The Bard OF Trustees - the T. NJ
IL Synazo< take this means to thank
sH the leaders and workers OF the
Synasog. Of the Auxiliary "f the
Teachers association and Of the as
ssei.te l,eufsrship. for helping make
the baRqBer rendered to Dr. and Mrs
Ksuvar the zrear susrsSs IL wa>-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
OHAB ZADEK CONGREGATION TO
BUILD.

The olIab Z.dek Congregation hA>
let the contracts for the ers-riOn Of
their new synazoc- Work will is
started AT once. AZ their building Site
cn Marion street between End and
-.sr,i avenues. Watch for further
notices
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
TEMPLE EMANUEL AI.IN NM
ELECTS OFFICERS.

Eugene L Fr,esIheim has been ei-cr-
r,i president Of the Temple Emanuel
Alumni association and Louis Sch
vsrrz Is the new vice president Other
Officers are Miss Marion Levy. secre
tary. ard Nathan Rothschiid- rrras-
urer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
WHERE Is F1sHEL sNIIOFSKY

The sisters of FiShel Snitofsky sr,
very anxious 10 learn of his Wber--
ab-outs- He left New York for pS-n-
Yer. July 1919. TO make his home Sith
an aunt. Sarah. surname and a,Iir1-ss
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
United slNAGoG CONVENTIONS

Dr. and Mrs Emanuel Friedman at
tended the annual es-lventi~a Of risr
United SyBzso- Of iEserlcz and tt-s-
wozr-n-s Dz<ue. a. delegates Il the
SynasUS and I-zdie~' Auxiliary
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18

unknown- He was about eleven yra =,
cd and i now about 10 year> old
Re has blue eyes and had light hair
Anyone knowing WHERE the Young
pan now i please communicate with
lis sister. Miss Bertha SnitOfsky. care
Mrs Batter. ee5 Osborn street Brook
lyu- New York
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
THE AMAZON GIRLS.

The Arzz9u Girls beid n very i'm
pOrtAnr uesfin. at tbs home II Mis-
Gertrude Goldberg Saturday June IL
Many plans were discussed in regard
{" the first annual affair Of their
SIuh. y hich will o-cur next month
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18

Indies Auxiliary uetnt-srS will b.
lsId \ musical program Nfu 10
rendered Refreshments viii - serv-
ed-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
LADIES AUXILIARY REUNION.

Wednesday afternoon June 18th. in
tbe veStry rooms az the Syua=e-- at
= ID sharp. rally reunion VIII be
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
PICNIC OF SEWING CIRCLE OF
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

The Sewing Circle OF Temple Eman.
''ei viii hold its picnic at city Park
June -.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18

Lieut. Ira Louis o1sizr iEas rstHrz-'i
froa ssrrice with the government sEt
will Oi..n law Offic--s in this eiiy
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-18
Local NeUs


vice-presidenr of the State B"sni Of
hariries and Corrections last week
Dr. Friedman addressed the Bnai
Firth lodge Of Colorado SprinsS on
Flag Day.
The many friends Of Henry Dutch
formerly Of ihi> city. Will he pleased
10 hear that lie r-ceired citation
for bravery at the hattie Of I;siS de.
Ferer. He enliSts-i in the Machine
Gun company OF the md Illinois Ma
rianal Guard which i the IT, Z :
infantry now. Lieut. Dutch has h@-en
transferred TO the Machine Gun com
pany Of the aoth L. s infantry and j.
stationed with the Army Of ocVuIaIion
in Germany His regiment r->eiN-d
u,ore decorations than any other unit
. in the American eSp<-iiiio,lsry f"rSs-s-
{ Horwitz of JesdriIIe visited in
IAenrer last week
Joseph Harrison hS~ rs'i,rlst-i TO
Ilenrer after an extended "Trip in the
East
wm- r BlUuenIlssl VIII Addras> en-
IIoyunent managers Of the lezdin- has
in.=Ss houses of the city Thursday eve
ring on -Veearicsiai Guissanc,- in the
High Sehc01-- Tls- cour~e + Eirea
under the direcric, q. the Fs-iersl
Essrd for ycarioS,al EdUe=ts.u and
v-iu take plsce in the School II Co1a-
Iaerc,e Of the University II penr~r-
Sr BlurnenrtaI i Pioaeer in riEz
:seld Of Vocational Guidancs- t-ein< ibe
Gr>r to Introduce the work in Ihe
ks-cky Mountain Ssztes-
Rabbi Raphael Gcldesl>sein u Pin
Fluff Ark spent a few isy> IN nea..
ser en rUuie TO TaSOua@- Wash Where
l.s- has sccep,ed a I-5a>iriO<i villa F.eih
Israel Congregation
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-13
"Flo-Flo" At the
Auditorium Friday

"Flo-Flo," John Cort's musical
comedy, which will be the attraction
at the Auditorium for one night, Fri
day, October 18th, is a fascinating
and rejuvinating play, and full of
pep and go. 1t has its moments of
heart interest. 1t appeals to intelli-
gent theatregoers. That the public
has responded to it is best illustrated
in it's career. 1t ran throughout one
entire season at the Cort Theatre in
New York and since then has played
in several of the larger cities, includ-
ing Chicago, where it delighted large
audiences for several months. You
are to see the production exactly as it
was presented in New York and Chic
ago and you may be sure that John
Cort has supplied company Of the
highest merit for that has always
been his way of casting his plays.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-13
Nonresident Notice
PERM HENSLEY
ESSIE HENSLEY
In the Circuit Court of Greeneville,
Greene County, Tenn.

G0SA1 AAAANSA~AA
In the Circuit Court of Greeneville,
Greene County, Tenn.
In this cause it appearing from the
allegations of the Compliments Bill,
which is sworn to, that the Defend
ant Essie Hensley is a nonresident
of the state of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, that publ
cation be made for four successive
weeks, as required by law, in the
Greeneville Sun, a newspaper publish
ed in said County, notifying said non
resident defendant, to appear before
our said Circuit Court, at Court to
be holden at the Courthouse in
Greeneville, on the Bird Monday in
November, 1919, to wit: On Monday
it being the 10th day of November,
1919, and make defense to said bill,
or the allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed and this cause set
for hearing ex-parte as to her.
This October 18th, 1919.
L. L. MEAS, Clerk.
dly Oct 10, 20, 81 & Nov 3.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-13
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-13
Daring Rescue
By Engineer

BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. 13.-Engi-
neer ]. C. Scott, Of the Interstate
railroad, that operates in the coalfeld
section of Southwest Virginia, re-
Gently distinguished himself for pres
ence of mind and alertness, when ne
jumped from the cab window to the
running board of his engine, then hur'
ried to the pilot of the locomotive,
and snatched Celley Spears, a two
year-old child from the track, saw
ing the child from being crushed be
meath the wheels of the train.
Engineer SCOTS daring rescue o.
the child occurred near Josephine
Va. Efforts are being made to Sc
cure Carnegie hero medal for Mr.
Scott.