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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
THE SHANGHAI KADINIAH 50
CIETY.


The Jewish community of Shanghai
China, consists of several hundred
families divided into two groups-an
Arabic-Sephardic and Russian
.Ashsenazic group. The former is fair
ly prosperous, and possesses luNuri-
Gus club. Recently an attempt has
been made to unite the two groups for
Zionist work. A society for Palestin-
idn purposes called Kadimah has been
established. This society has found
cd nationalist Jewish school, and
has organized Hebrew classes and lee
lures for adults. 1t is about to open
an information bureau for giving in
formation on affairs in Europe, Amer
lea and Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
A MODERN PRINTERY IN JE.
RUSALEM.

The plan to establish printery in
World with religious and secular books
Is rapidly approaching consumnation.
The consolidation of the two com
panies, one formed in America by Mr..
Leon ZOlotkOff and the other in Petro-
grad by Messrs. l. L. Goldberg. and
Solomon Saltzman has made possible
steps for the early requirement of IL
large tract of land, with frontage
Of 42O meters, in the north side of
Jerusalem. On this side will be con
structed building the plans for which
have been designed by Mr.. BenZion
Guini, construction Engineer for the
municipality of Jerusalem and revis-
I'd by Il Chicago Engineer, Mr.. Louis
Horwich in keeping with the best
methods of modern American print
ing plants.
DIR. Max NOrdau replying to IA letter
addressed to him by Mr.. ZOlOtkOff.
secretary of the Jerusalem Printing
Works (Beth Tfuth), expresses his
view on the Importance of the enter
prise in the following manner:
The establishment of printing and
publishing enterprise in Jerusalem is
one of the best and most fruitful ideas
which the positive and constructive
minds in our midst have struck as yet.
This is really in line with our old
proud boast Xxi mezion teze toral.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
WORLDS DEBT 10 ISRAEL

ave Gentiles owe our life to Israel
1t is Israel who has brought us the
message that God is one, and that
God is "A Just and righteous God, and
demands righteousness of his children,
and demands nothing else. 1t is Israel
that has brought us the message that
God is our Father. 1t is Israel who,
i'll bringing us the divine law, has
laid the foundation of liberty. 1t is
Israel who had the first free insti-
tutions the world ever saw. 1t is
Israel who has brought us our Bible.
our prophets, our apostles. When some
times our own unchristian prejudices
flame out against the Jewish people,
let us remember that all that we have
and all that we are we owe. under
God, to what Judaism has given u.s."
LYMAN ABBOTT.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
OHEB ZADEk

Oheb Zadek Congregation, 22nd and
Marion St. begin actual work in their
varius activities as the vestry rooms
have just. a. been, completed. Services
will lie held every Friday evening and
Saturday morning commencing Friday
evening. December 10th at o'clock
and Saturday morning ut 0 o'clock.
Rev. w. p. Mayors will conduct the
services.
Saturday morning jacob Grimes. son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Grimes will be
Bar SIitzvah. The Hebrew school will
be opened shortly with two competent
teachers in charge. Anyone wishing
to send their children may notify
President NJ Levy, 251O California
street.
A Sunday school will be opened
about January 1st, to accommodate
about 800 children.
Tuesday evening Dec. 10th the Con-
gregation held the first Chanuka cele-
Hration in their new Synagog. Services
were conducted and Chanuka lights
kindled by Cantor ]. Levinthall a
fine musical program was carried out
with home talent. Several addresses
were made and the rest of the evening
was spent by the old members greet
ing the new ones and making them feel
like one big family. Refreshments
were served by the ladies and all en-
joyed a pleasant evening,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

The Histadruth Ivrith. newly
formed society, whose object is the en-
couragement of the study of Hebrew,
is very active Meetings have been
held in number of cities, and MI.
Brainin has visited number of other
cities where lie addressed meetings,
explaining the object of the organiza-
tion and soliciting aid. Mr.. Joshua
Bloch is the director of the field ac-
tivities, with headquarters at 90 Fifth
avenue, New York
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
BETH HA MEDROsH HAG.ADOL

Services are held daily ut the syna-
gog. The morning services at 7:15
and the afternoon services at sunset.
This Friday night services will be
held at sunset
This Friday night DIR. e. H. Kauvar
will speak on ''The Soul of the Chanu-
fah Story" Saturday morning DIR.
Kauvar will speak ON '"The Vision-a
Chanukah message.
SynagOg Forum.
DR.. Eli A. Miller will be chairman ;
Miss Rena Grcenblatt will give cur
tent events; Miss Rebecca Frank will
give the Chanukah lesson.
DIR. c. ID. Spivak viii give in his
inimitable Yiddish an address on
Chanukah.
B. Nj. ii. Synag0g Hebrew School.
The new Synagog Hebrew school
will open in the Bessie I. Rude Com
munity Center. 1867 York street about
the first of January. After Dec. 25th.
The enrolment book will close for six
months and no new puphs will be adj
mitted until after Shevuoth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
THE JEWISH ATTITUDE 70
WARDS CITIZENSHIP.

Ii Is the religion of the Jew to be-
come II good and valuable citizen of
him. 1t is the teaching of the Prophet
Jeremiah, Seek the peace of the city
and pray unto the Lord for it
~ The religion of the Synagog
is civic religion. a religion of social
obligation and public duty.--Rabbi
Abraham Nowak, Hartford, Conn
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
JEWISH CALENDAR
JUDAS MACCABEUS

Victor of Codl D thou whose lamp of Fame
Fed with the fire of Immortality,
Doth swing, triumphant, cross the glooming Sc
OF Time! Preserver of thy Country's name!
Judas, whose heart and were as flame
To burn and burst the chains of slavery,
And rage about the witching upas-tree
Of Grecian glamour and of Grecian shame!,
Soul of TIL undying dead Arise, and hear
The troubled cry of Israel that comes,
And quivers DER his fathers ancient tombs,
And pershes in night of Doubt and Fear;
While East and West voice self-shaped destinies,
Come, Great Deliverer, arise! arise
HENRY SHOWN
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
OHAy SHALLOW

Rabbi s. Braude will deliver SER
mon Saturday afternoon ut Ohav
sholom Congregation, 310O w. COlfax
Avenue. The subject will be Hanuka.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
synagog Executiye secretary.

Mr.. Philip Bernyk of Denver was
elected as the Synagog Executive Sec
retary. Beginning Thursday Jan. 1st.
he will be daily at the synagog Cen
ter. Organizations and clubs desiring
to engage rooms for meetings must
communicate with Mr.. Bernyk. The
Synagog Center telephone is York
G774-J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
b. M. If. teachers, Assoeiation.

The Il. NJ. II. Teachers Association
held regular meeting ut the Com
munity Center Tuesday night. The
Religious School will occupy this build
ing the first Sunday in January.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Services at Temple Emanuel will be
held Friday evening at 7:45. DIR.
Friedman will speak on ''The Macca-
Ices" Friday evening.
Saturday morning services are held
at 10 80. The subject of the sermon
will be ''The Qualities OF Heroism.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

The Feast of Dedication celebrated message
today festivals celebrating great
ual victories. Their appeal is for all times
The Jews living in the second
eddicad their Temple after the deflenent undergone
the hands the Srian Today the rededcation
to Israels service
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Union of American Hebrew Congregations has paid Mr.
Strauss well deserved tribute
cessfu work conducting the Wise Centenary Campaign
tastefuy arranged booklet the resolutions adopted
American Hebrew Congregations given
public of s25000 to be known Nanny Strauss
Fund has been set aside the
be available for such financial campaigns the
had been rendered him for his work
ept asking that whatever his should be
aside for such Mr. Strauss his e his energy
enthusiasm the which greatly
thru them brought him the appreciation friends
such who unseshy give themselves
work her behalf should
ognition
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

The day is short, but the labor is
great.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

The Jewish News gratfied that much of its
considered of sufficient interest by our
exchanges to be reprinted by them We
but do not consider it ethical for copy bodily
special article and publish it, not only without credit
it if it original with the of the editor paper
the head of the article This fragrant plagiarism
and regret to see it in religious paper
While this subject desire to call the attention
venerable and kindly editor of the Jewish very
careful in such matters that the extract
Jewish Consciousness of Our Women credited the
Texas Jewish Herald" instead of to from latter
copied it, with due credit We constrained this
correction because sometime similar
made the rounds the with given paper
which had copied it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
AUSTRIAN RABBIs SET GOOD EXAMPLE

Word from Vienna that Jewish proteers buy
relief supplies sent from America hold the food for speculation
and then sell later high price to be
from the Jewish religion proclamation to that effect
given out by the Grand Rabbi of Austria Professor Hsh Chaye
in the of the rabbis of that country and of Gaca
1t hardly probable that the Grand Rabbi
human being who would stoop to proeer thru relief supplies
would be withheld from such despcabe actions by
on his religion but the rabbs will know that religion
longer dishonored by harboring such creatures
The profeers ii this country not in
guilty those of Austria yet another they equal them
The effect of the profeers actions
the social prevailing everywhere today tho
gous ban have been pronounced gotten-
wealth will not remain of unaoyed pleasure
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
PLAYING WITH GUN,
YOUTH IS KILLED

Hrcck Neal Dec s.---Laast FRIDAY.
Eug2aA. ths sixteen. year -old con Of
Mx. and Mrs c. ", Hunter Of near
Na.uz.s. was sh OF and instantly killed
hy Herman GstntheF ten-year old sosa
~ the editor Of the Union star Her
msan. sn company with several little
triex6s about his own agr. was play
ing with q "a caiiher target rife They
rw-e IN the driveway 81 Fosters
warehouse. when Eugene Hunter
rassed their, JUS ss Herman. holding
the vun at slightly upward angle.
rrfssd the p1nnger abcut halfway
hack ana acrfaent1v let II slip oUt OF
his fingers exploding ffc cartridge.
shs bal drifting fIunte~ inst back Of
ard above tire right Tar
The fu1era1 s7'1 f1terT1sent nf Tire
victim CT TIRE accident trek place At
Ehe-e~sr church the ses-vfces being
eandScSsz3 by Few. A. ! C.sudls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
lgEnAN HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

ss xaGmuer4a, Dec. s.---Fcstrernsn
xYNUcd j. Durer was seriously In
3r6d whilr In cnarge OF tt ecsS :
Mo&oeCycle on King street, between
EAynahSngton and Column bus, u place
IxnHnaiAliy congesteS by vehicles The
S1naGAtne which was being. operated
s6y the Officer, WAS struck by an su-
toxncbfle belonging ia Halifax com
III. Both ware IN motion at the time,
nd The impact literally forced the
np0e6omexAr Of the motorcycle tntc
xhN pciiceynanss stomach. He. was
txker to tie Alexandria hospital, and
rxuAt6d by DR.. r. Bsyiy.
DfHcer Turer Is native of Abe
marie county. II. has been mem
bSr cf the to~cr over q year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

T~wifsr NJ Is3@frnr.nzt er--rrsr-ff. 20 -
II. Of ~, meets every Tnureday even
ting at &c +. NJ I'm CrTprew RAIL
24os Faet ErosS street Mrs r N
Daywnit recording secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

JsErrssrgs 20 a r7e~ts ar TIRE f4r~$
ard third Thursday rights IN each
snnaTa al TIRE lodge room IN psari-a'
home ccsrrser ef Marshall ard Third
streets Ms -ErNs>e i.ipfcrd. record
keeper, .1Ie Ecverth rfrrat. rsvrf%rr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Capital City cornell No. z. II OF A..
meets The aecond and fonrt1, Monday
nights At Colombo har, so4T Wesa
Broad street Mrs. Laura Powell In
secretary, 3n7 North Dsvtn avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Ssssssesssx. 70. 40, I-1~ets rscord ard
fcsrrSh " 6resdsy nights in each
in<sn In 81 ~ G a. III hall. How
srdss s-ove 7. Calwfr wflEarran. record
knSTer, lT5& %crih Twenty ~tlrprt street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Richmond, No, y, meets OF, the Sec
one ant fourth Tuesday nights In
raenGe at E'ythsan caatla. 2Sn7 East
Broad str~et- Mr. Nora Foley, rec
wd Ereper. 11s North Twenty ninth
reree4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

FwftfsSri rours-Ti VI q. r,rects every
Friday utxfrf af Sprirrgfs~1d hnu, Tween
tvstrth art M gtrrfss. Mrs TA5sfar
Sa se, S~cx~&wr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
AFFILIATED With III. q. e. A NJ IN srf
states except xtrrtnfx


Mckinley council, No. ~. o. r. A..
meets every Thursday night IN each
IT nth At Arcade building, No 7os .
Foushce street Wythe White. secrn-
faxy. 1t6S-A North avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Loyal council, No. II, D OF A,
holds IT'S regular sessions every Wed
neFsday night AZ Harrison ard Bread
sfr-rts. Mrs. Ella Turrin IL the sec-
r~t Ayw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Goodwill council. No. 3. O. r.. a,
holds ssss#sior every Monday night at
G orpr~~r s,an 2z0e Flas{ Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

womenAs strap Wrist GAunt-
let Gloves, IN real mochx- und
eapesktn. IN brown. gray and
beaver.
Women's Doun1e sink Gloves
and SILK with channels lined, ax
n.2S to 41.oO Q pair.
Chifdren's Cloves IN = wide
range OF styles and popular COZ
crs, In wooi chamotsette. silk
and kid: an moderately priced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

The members OF Portsmouth conn
Gil, Order Fratarnai Americans.
Washington Camp, r. &. OF A, with
members from Norfolk, assse IN
Temperance hall Thanksgiving day
and with John I. De-ge, of Norfoik-
as mar shall. marched tn the Woodrow
Wilson high school where pAufoftr
services were held with the Follow
ing program, Master OF ceremonies
John II. Hall. Jr.; song America
by the audience; presentation OF an
American flag. Col George C. Caoel.
acceptance Of, flag. r. r. Briggs, pre-
sertation of Rihie1s Rev. W. r. Aher-
nathy: acceptance OF Rfbtca, Rev. r..
e. Dudley: star Spsngied RAnner,"
ny fhe audience; hens@d1ctior, Rev.
r. E. Dudley. The addresses were
received with muci, applause Col
George &, C&sbeii rersfvtnr an ovation
wher he declared that big as the
county was there was room enough
only for Americans and enc flag
Portsmouth council will initiate sew
eral candidates at IT'S ueeeting Monday
oventns. December IS.
Norfolk Council. No. z. Order Fra~
tn~rrsi Americans. had "a very inter
eyting meeting In odd rellowy han.
Church street Monday evening when
the quarterly dues we're raised TO
sS.3s. beginning January /. 1894
John = Degge, w. II. Foxweil and
Charles r. Peftts were appointed az
q committee TO look futo the advis-
ability of changing the present sys~
tern ard II make a report carly IN
January Every raernb Der was urged
70 pay his DoIl tar before December
!. f91s.--yirgirtan- Pilot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

might Ak BAissdrS hA1. III WsaG Main
Mizs ENTITY C. BonbitA - South HAr-
rason etrcet, record secretary.
Camp No. II meets EVERY THURSDAY
night at Fraternai han. HIS HUH
street Miss Alice SHARP. 7l7 Decs4nr
street., record secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Sons OF America


We mre indebted In National Frevsi-
Cert Ga.b~iel n Meyer for his serr-
sosa N the KeyFtone state. Nothing
II too Y~us.h trouhle for fsabe, when
thN etzts @-rerrtiv~ committee calls
hsra to duty gluc~ the national
rMrrr r. has ata@5 us materially with
orr great carr paign and the exc
eIaftvs committee Seatre rn this
rrhlic way TO thank Brother Moyer
Gzhe speaks fer us he f@4ver behind
greater inspiration FOR our 100 geo
r1esn ner~tsp drive in the Keystone
stat-4 The national cnrrr can feel
w~n paid fur Pennsyfyanis's effort or
he~ behalf. when men iflSa Cab
Meyer are placed in their leading 20
sfttons4---C. b HOLMES. State Sec.
Par.
The ~r-arrp Eewg~ nxss h~@n cfre
nHfua, organ ~ the r q 6 Of 4
fer nesriv half s century. In that
tsrne has been Also the Official or n
81 ros Only the national camp hut
~ nearly evevv state camp in exist
Anrn- IN at thai time TO fair ard
unbiased c~{rtcter1 car lse offered
wtsJe On the other hand the te.ui-
nossy Of paeu capable ~ Judging or
rrctiy OF values say without heaira-
tscs ttmt the Camp He~s is the
Beet TSsterral ma gaxtne ever pmh.
lts41ed. with no exceptions
EayfrE tnore than fuifIfy~ss e~exy
contract r. IN r.grettxble that any
h14y Of Sons OF Ax1ertcA are WHITING
to tSprfvs their nern bersftp Of the
valuable services OF this web and ma
tfr1sAIfy established raag1xfnc---.E L.
g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
For Women and Misses
$49.50


All dark Fall shades-navy, Burgundy and black
These duplicated
About hundred dresses distinctive styles
complete
Beauhf Dresse Seoond F1oor--W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Ssrfsei- NO fl. TT @etS oe tfsa first
iii fSiw3 pr1dsy rtEhfa IN earth
faouth as tia lodge room an Psglcs'
Anrne. onr-e- NJ Marshall ard Third
xtrcetg Mrs Sarah S'trasser. record
Feepez, E7toy 20 Ia %estlgarnrtar car
Hs7~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Dove council No AZ, II. Of 4
meets every Friday night al wzr-shz Z
hall 1905 East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
FRATERNTTIES
stScsftEwef Trcn Page Ffr4rt,l

keepsw. sf9o Porter street. p, O. pax
eAs~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Get 1t Now

For many weeks past great wealth of new Christmas
stocks have been arriving and this store has decks all
cleared ready for the greatest Christmas season known
in many year, Much of the merchandise cannot be OBJ
tanned agaan-and what we have is priced right
Newer before In the history of our "a wears Of mar
chandslng has it seemed important to advise people
to shop eariy-eariy In the day and NOW!
This store prepared to greatly aid in facilitating the
convenience Of your shopping tripe-with an abcnd.
snoe OF new gty goods alert and courteous salespeo
pie and the desire to make such adjustments as are
necessary
Four visit is to be web repaid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Always Welcome Pair or Two of
q. GL OV ES

Gloves because they
cost more than they ever
have on account Of labor
conditions and scarcity Of
materials, assume a, new
Importance. That's why
women this year will be de-
lighted to receive them as
gifts. Choice here is highly
gratifying. $1.25 to $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Real French Kid. 3-clasp
oversewn Seam Gloves. made Of
extra selected slxins IA the want
ed shades IN vogua Just now:
with four-rpw " crochet en-
broidered b.csa At S3.9s ! pair.
womenss capeskin walking
Gloves. Ii brown, gray, black or
white. At $3.50 and $500 ! pair.
First Flopr-West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Washington camp No. "a. rr1etts
AZ Highland ErrtnE1 c. Fl.
6Aih&er, Highland Springs. VS. Ss the
fer0fsdtng recretsry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Washington camp. Ma. 70. rr4ets
Sase second and fourth Monday nights
so each month IN Jr. Q. z. A NJ
hail. Lcuasta-rss avenue, Fntcn Waiter
Eork. S2o-A Denny street secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

TnSrrrGuns, No. ~. meets at eco
s'racck r. M every Tuesday In each
xncnta 81 Jr Q. Z. 4. NJ hail. corner
~ Mxrstafi snd Twenty -1fth ytr>ets
MxA CSShertns Brothers, record keep
E, Fast Marshall street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

FM&nUm- Nc H. rreesx ~~-r-rs1 ard
6eerrfh TshurHssT rtrhx tr eHHh month
IT Tire ~ o. Z A. M. haH4 Si4 Tscasr-
aana sv~ruc, P-ritoa- HRS. T1isy
I1AassxrS. record ke@res. ais x<putetsn -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

TASTY, Ao- II, meets nu the FIRST
An6 third Nsudxy nights IN ~nrh
rsoutA at Pythtsn castle. s13 Ess6
Marshall greet hrs Kat. Gates.
-scnyd Keeper. err Edrwwood .~rssn~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Richmond Casurw

Richmond CasfIrM
Mottc; One God Que Bfhss. ere
lar guagr. one ga America ror
Americana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-13
COAL CONTRACT
GOES TO ROSE
Board of Education Buys 800
TonS-NeW English Teach
er is Appointed.

The BOARD OF education met Tues
day night and organized for another
year The old officers were re-elect-
ed as follows Harvey W Jones,
president. George Shobe. treasurer;
Ed Byrkit secretary.
Schuley Rose was given the con-
tract for 500 tons OF steam coal, the
same quality the board has been US
ing for the past two years Tho
price is $5.s5 ton.
Miss Esta Champion. Stockwell.
Ind. was appointed as English
teacher ar the high school taking
the place Of Mrs. ". r. Bristol. re-
signed The vacancies created
through the resignation of several
of the teaching stan have nearly all
been filed
The board will hold a special meet
ing next Tuesday night when bids
for the new addition to Battel!
school viii be accepted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-13
STEAL WATERMEL0NS
FROM M'KNlGHT FARM

Nine boys appeared before Judge
Feig in the city court Wednesday
morning on a charge OF stealing wa
termelOns. Robert Mcknight was
the complaining witness. The boys
were: Erwin Miller. Kenneth Mil
Ter, Robert Faust. Wilbur Palmer.
Forest kinneman, George Pike, Far
rett Allison. Arthur Walker and
Cleland Stoddard Judge Feig let
ali OF the boys. with the exception
Of Pike, 20 temporarily until fuu-
Their investigation could be made in
their cases. Pike had been in trou-
Bile before and the charge against
him will be pressed.
Mcknight stated that the theft OF
watermelOns from the farms north
east OF Mishawaka has been a daily
occurrence. The farmers i'm that
vicinity have organized and are hav-
ing a squad Of workers TO watch the
patches during the day and night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-13
+. +. COATS, UNDERTAKES.
Ttr
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the
trustees OF the school city OF Mish-
awaka Ind, shall receive bids up to
$50 D. m. Aug %. 1919. for the
erection and competition for an ad-
6ition and remodeling 10 the Bat
tell school. located in AIishawaka,
Ind. in accordance with plans and
specifications now on file in the Of
fee OF said trustees at Mishawaka,
Ind.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with certified check 10 the amount
OF $500 made 20 the order OF the
treasurer Of the school city Of Mish-
awake. Ind. which will become the
property OF the said school city in
event the successful bidder fails 70
enter into contract or fails 10 FUR
nish proper bond within 10 days
after the award OF contract
The board reserves the right 70
reject any or all bids
Plans and specifications can be
had by responsible contractors by
applying to the said school city or
10 Freyermuth and Maurer, archi-
tects. South Bend. Ind.
HARVEY " JONES.
GEORGE 9. SHOBE,
E. B. BYRKIT.
Board OF Trustees.
-Advt. Ste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-13
H00D0 PARTY AT
MIAMI CLUB TONIGHT

A 'Hoodoo" party will be held at
the Miami Country club this even
ing which will have all the delight
fJl el rnents of interest and amuse-
ine;-t combined Sports and games
viii start at o'clock Among the
features of the program prepared for
the occasion " = be an eight-hole
putting contest for women: eight
hole putting contest for men; four
men team bowling on the green;
two mar team pitching horse shoes.
As fitting wind up to the evenings
amusement hoodoo dancing pro-
cram wiz he featured from $50 to
1880 O'Clock. There will be prizes
for all events.