davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30
Tomorrow off Day
For ChickdSha High
TOMORROW OFF

TOMORROW OFF
The Chickasha high school foot
ball team will not play a matched
game tomorrow afternoon, it was an
nounced this afternoon, Practice will
go on as usual however
Tomorrow is Chickasha's open date
in the central conference schedule.
In view Of the weather conditions, no
extra game was matched for that
date.
The locals meet the Shawnee high
school here Friday, November 7th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30

Your name on dollar membership
blank authorizes the Red Cross to
extend that nand which the war
proved SO strong and competent and
warm-to anyone who may need it,,
in your town. and in all the other
towns of America Third Red Cross
Roll Call, November 2 to H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30
Constitution

To remove bilious impurities in the
system and be made internally clean
ard healthy, you need the fine toni,
and laxative properties of Herbine
Il acts quickly and thoroughly. Price
Coo. Sold by Wren Drug Co,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30
WOOD

have plenty of good wood at my
farm G miles southwest OF city. You
can have all you want for half and
will let you have team and wagon
free to haul yoHr part and leave my
part on ground. Any man that can
use an ak can get SO worth OF wood
per day. II you can't get coal you
can get your winter wood cheap. See
me for particulars.
Z. J. Hubbard.
NESt 49, Phone 4sa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30
NO SUGAR NEEDED IN
HALLOWEEN GOODS
, + + + = + : + + J. + + + 1

The young folks need not do with
cut suitable confections for the Hal.
lowe'en party even though the sugar
shortage continues to exist. What is
more appropriate for this particular
season than these candies, all Of
which can be made with corn syrup
or molasses instead of sugar Let
the youngsters have their Haiowo'e en-
treat and serve some Of the follow
ing sweets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30
MARKET REPORTS

FURNISHED by J. w. Frazier Brok.
erage Coz
New York Cotton Market.
open high Low close
Jan $3.50 $500 35.22 sj.75 ASl
March 3i.75 1919 3l.l5 35.l7 AIS
Dec S5.45 36.4S $500 36.49 A52
New Orleans Cotton Market
jan. $3.50 aae4 S5.t7 36.oo-s6Oi
March SlSs S5.25 sl42 s5l7 AIS
Dec 1886 $3.50 1850 36SS A9o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-30

CONTINUOUS SHOW 1870 to 1890
Prices .--.----.--. 5, 10 and 15c
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

4fffA f4fffffFfff fFffff
Friday when the tccchcr ast me
2 describe the Manners a Costumes
u the Natives Of the Cannonball
eyelnnds / wassent able 2 beside 80
I sed diddcnt know So she asst
Jake which was holding up his hand
which was dirty like common. SO she
sed Jake you may tell Us. He re-
plyed a. scd They haint emmy man
ners or Costumes AIRY /.
Saturday Jake sed 2 me he
knOwed how 2 make butter out OF
grass bet him a rubber Balune he
diddcnt He sed feed grass 2 the
COW which wood give milk 4 then
you churn the Butter. He hassent got
his Balune yet Mebby he wont
neither.
Sunday. -teecher allowed me 2
go home from Sunday skool early to-
! day. The way il happened was this
away. She sed Repeet the l0nd com
I mandment a | sed il was Eat drink
and be Mary today and tomorrow
: you'll be Dry. She sed study yure
Bible. Which / did only dddent
study emmy Cchicken for dinner
/ Monday More chicken today. ma
give me the neck eat e. ! objecked
TO IL e pa sed when he was a little
boy he had all ways ct the neck Il
the back & the nuckels | asst him
did he like them & he sed Yes he did
So | scd him Well you can have
mine He diddent.
Tuesday. pa was playing on the
Fonograft a desided he wood get a
church peace so he went 2 the Tele-
fone & rung up e. then the person
which answered sed What do you
want & pa sed Take Me as | Am. The
fellow sed Who you think yure a
tawking 2. Pa sed Haint you the
Musick store which sells FonoRraft
reckords e. the man sed No this IS
the Police stashun. Pa rung Oft
Wednesday After skool was out
Jake & me went a hickry nutting out
, ole man Skinnerses thicket we had
only lust got our sacks full when ole
man skinner cum along e. he sed
Wot you kids a doing in my woods
now pet out SO we started 2 pick
ND our sacks q he sed Empty them
durn you We did That ole man is 2
stingy to give a duck drink,
Thursday the Teacher asst Jane
2 name the canal which carrys the
fud threw the body after the STUN.
mick Digested IL. She replyed Il sed
Il was the Almony canal. / snlck'
cred & she frose me with / OF mel
looks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13
CANYON NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Halloween came and past, and
everyone enjoyed il by picking cot
/ ton. So very few pranks were play
/ ed in Canyon community.
! The social center met last Friday
\ night, not very many were present,
/ but we are going to expect a larger
crowd next time. They have decided
20 give an entertainmentfto improve
the school grounds. Committees
were appointed TO arrange the pro-
gram, and decide when TO give it. II
viii be a Thanksgiving entertainment
and The time vii be set later. The
committees are composed Of Misses
Hazel Green and Ewes Bevill
James and Clayton Gamill were IN
town Saturday evening.
John Jackson and Raymond Pin
kerton were Lubbock visitors Satur-
day
Miss Erma Sides entertained with
singing Sunday night.
/ Miss Viola Williams took supper
with Ewes Bevill Sunday night
/ Mrs. II. VI. Williams Is not i'm
proving very rapidly.
I Mr. and Mrs C. A. Bevill and son.
I c. A. Jr., Of Temple, are visiting in
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II Bevill
Leonard Williams has been very i'll
this week.
Miss Al;hea Fulton and Miss
/ Lyons, who are teaching the Bledsoe
school this term were visitors in the
home Of Miss Ewes Bevill Saturday
night Miss Fulton visited Miss Be-
| viii last summer and during her visit
she made many friends who welcome
her back again Each and everyone
welcome Misses Fulton and Lyon
back again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bevill, of Dc.
troit, Mich, arrived here last week
10 visit in the home Of their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Bevill. They
came over land without any car
trouble, only two punctures. Ther
like the plains better than any ocLn-
try they came through They are
expecting to spend most Of this win
ter here. and in Los Angeles, Calf.
Before returning home they will also
visit in Colorado.
Miss Ona Fowler spent Saturday
night with Pearl Lambert Of Idalou.
Miss Hazel Green gave splendid
reading last Friday night. which ev-
eryone enjoyed very much. Miss
Bevill gave a beautiful piano solo.
Mr.. Raymond Pinkerton of Ran
ger is spending few weeks with
home folks
Mr.. Barnett's nephew. Mr. John
son. has returned home after a weeks
wit with them.
Mr.. William Day was a visitor in
the Bevill's nome SATURDAY night.
NJ. Day has no, been ia our CON-
munIty in quite awhile Bot we hope
he wont wait as long next time be-
fore returning.
The Bledsoe people wish to an
nounce that the singing will be at
Bledsoe the fifth Sunday in this
month, next Sunday is singing day
at Idalou.
The committee on the Thanksgiv-
ing entertainment have announced
that they will have a Box supper the J
last Friday night in November. Ev-
eryone is invited TO come and bring
a box or come TO buy one.
Miss Rita Metcalf spent Saturday
night with Miss Ewes Bevill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gassoway spent
the weekend visiting Mrs. Gasso-
ways sister. Mrs. Flncher.
Misses Ola Teal and Velva Teal
and brother Herbert, Of Idalou. were
m CANAAN Friday niohf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13
COMMUNITY FAIR WILL BE
HELD AT SHALLOWATER

Judge w D. Crump was in from
his ranch near Shallowater Monday
and invited u out 20 attend the
community fair that will be held at
the Shallowatcr school house Satur-
day afternoon. There viii be a dis
play % the canning club 81 that
place and some Of the children VIII
have their exhibits on display
There will no doubt be most
ersditable display and the public Is
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

Construction and quality Of mater
ials determines the service your
range gives. Coles Down Draft
Ranges are serviccable and economi-
cal Cole Myrick Hardware and I'm.
plcment Company. wi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

invited to attend. The exhibition
will be held in the afternoon Of Sat
urday. November 10Th
+. 3 Porter arrived here Monday
morning from Temple. Texas. Mr..
Porter viii probably make this place
his permanent home in the future.
Misses Beulah Bell Bennett and
Almn Armstrong. went 10 lubbock
10 attend a reunion Of ex-students
Of the College 81 Industrial Arts
Saturday Plainview News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

Mt and Nm sssst Wright. a.
IFesnslIls. fsxss. Who have hssn
visiting with psfes.s a Lessass, foe
.ene uns. pssssd ihsessA herr Men
d&y mom.as saFssls ksns.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

cns6s cssss 0sie a. lnllusass
LAXATIVE lnoso oulxns rsAs,ss s~-s-s ~
esss< ns. = go - -nupns oslsls>
Z y. onovxu slnesss - - ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
iR GIG O

can bastante que hay que echarle
tapas Y medias suelas aceptando
distintas cosas que son, dicen, he,
cesidades de los tiempos. Asi,
pues, no serl esa constitution obra
de los locos que discutieron en- Que;
retaro, los mas grandes hadulaques
que dc prop0Sito sc buscaron en- el
pals, 81 no que, sera la constitu-
ci6n de 81 reformada ' archircfor-
mazda la que s. implante poniendo
al alcance de las. modalidades que
sin motive en- mi conccpto Sc nan
introducido en- la vida n~acional.
Pero que nunca SC incurra en- Ell
error-en el crimen, diria vo-de
negar los hechos que son las unicas
ccsas ciertas en- cl mundo.
San Francisco, Cal JUNO 1910.
7. SALADO ALVAREZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
~CONSTRUIRAN AL FIN SU


Los Masones Esccceses, despues de
algUn tempo que tomaron para estu-
,diar Ell proyecto que hace tempo tie
ncn de construir una catedral desti-
NADIA 4 los servicios del rito q que Sc
consagran, resolvieron verificar Ia
compra dc III edificio y ell terreno en-
que esta ubicado, para levar a cabo
zen ei Ia construction de que Sc ha ha-
blado. Ell costo del proyecto sera
aproXimadamente de unos quinientos
mil pesos como Sc ha dicho con ante
Tioridad, habiendo ahora que agregar
que el edificio que Sc adquirira para
derTuElbarlo y erigir despues Ia Ca
tedral del Rito Escoces, costara sesen-
Ia y cinco mil pesos. Dicho edificio
es e. que esta en- la esquina de la
Avenida c con la Gale IA. Y tiene
el terreno sobre ell que esta edificado,
la superficie suficiente para construir
IN bello monumento que hara honor
q los que 10 proyectaron, tanto on
q los articles que en- su erection to-
men parte. Sc ha hecho ia convnca-
toria, que ha circulado entire
los mas connotados arquitcctos de Ia
ciudad- ~Ilamandoles para que presen-
ten ~proyectos, de los cuales Sc ESQ.,
jerd Ell que mejores condolences pre-
Sente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
UNA YELADA EN- HONOR DEL
;GRAN JUAREZ

Los micmbrcs del Camnamento
Juarez. de LenaCores del Mundo, con
IA collaboration de los demas Campo
mentos y Bosques Que radican en- es-
ia ciudad, sc han undo lara ccle-
hrar o una gran velada ~litarario-
musical ell ariversario del Beneme-
rito de las Americas Lie. Don Benito
Iuarez, el dia Is del mes actual. Pa
rece ser que las Sociedades Mutua-
listas Sc han asociaGo a los Lehado-
res, al enterarse de- objeto a que SO
consagra Ia referida velada, = ofre-
cido 81 co%ntinsente que es de valia,
para que Ia recordaciUn resulte dig
ma y lucida Sc nos informa tambien
que una Banda de Musica compues-
Ia de cuarenta 0 mss profesoreS. V
que sera puesta 5ajc Ia direction del
Professor don Adolfo Martinez, ten
dra a su cargo Ia parte musical de ia
velada Y ha ofrecido su cooperation
de 4 manera elteramente gratuita
Sc espera que para IN terlnino re-
lativamente corto, dada la proximi-
dad de la fecha en- que Sc rccuerda
Ia muerta del Patricio Mexicano. es-
taran concludes los preparativos '
sc dara a conocer el programa bajo
e. cual So dcsarrollar3 el acto. En- su
cprrtunldad 10 daremos 4 conocer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
s. 8 P F. JIS M .

Surgs en- mi sendero sin aurora
como amapola en- ell desierto aislada:
flor que tan solo exiSte en- Ia mirada
del beduino Ia auien Ia sed deyora.
Ell aqua que Sc suena que atesora
~laclara fuente por Ia flor m~arcada,
como es lumbre de sol en- Ia jornada,
mayor hara Ia sed abrasadora..-.
7 cIa1dicante Y encorvado Y lento
81 Marcia continual ell SilencioSo
n6rnsda en- pos del iquido elemento.
Su engano here. al fin, su pensamiento.
ycae aun Sonando, tembloroSo.
en- Ia mentira cruel de Su tormento!
Oswaldo Sane
San Antonio, Texas, 1914
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

Los cirujanos eouviencn CT quo, en- todos
los caScS de heridaS. luSaciones. GTemaduras,
etc. cts LA PRLMERA CURACION es Ia
ms importante. Cuaado Is APPLICABLE inme-
diatamcnte I'M aaGseptico EFlCIEETE. no
hay peliCro de infeccioues = las heridas CO.
mienzan 4 cicatriza- desde lpcgo. Para el
uso del houibre o de los anirnales BOROZO-
Ne es el antiseptieo ideal = cicat-izador dc
las herida Compre listed hoy misno una
botcila y csta listo para cualauier emerEen-
cia- De verta CT n Botica de San Pedro. $40
W. Commerce St San Antonio, Tex (Atvj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
IVA NO ENyIDIE AL QUE SABE GANAR DINERO, SEA US
TED UNO DE ELLOS!! como?

LIE fnHtara odos los medios poMls de haero:b aa que spa Ier y es1-
Dir epahol ) que tnga deos de ser ao mas que IN esdavo eerno de rudos
tabajo; que sienpre poporcnnar los Tuedos mas serahsy seaban ny prom
Los saGds dc los fe1oarraers son sienpre Ia enddia lu5ons de mu-
fcaee nj Ia ocava p&e de 10 que Sc sacriIcan aqueno que solo Ganan de $500
Esudic dedc ahoa mamo soauente uas los h@as al da y en- ums euants
mess @ara io pn paar euaFner e1amen' por> ere7eo que sea- n asono
EEL PoRVENIR DE MEXICO EsTA AsEGURADo! Ash 10 IaTman Las CO.
niaons de mIlonaHos , honbrs de egucns amereanos, que han vNado us-
ira Patia Gtmament, raa cercorare Dor 81 mino de las verdadess eond-
clones actaaks porquea ravNsa. nustIo paa Tanben los pe16dcos ohtrueco-
nstas y ensnisoe de Mexico ai 10 d@n en- bn eS1as y pEofands dtoTai1
cmar pare. dc "a BONANZA Henhea "a Iny pr6xma: haeer 10 Tue haen oas
s assi s@ ts Hs95S pq mites Dc f aeaka ns p sTp a "a a@as n Pasa ae los 'E Eaas aT' da-
dsndo deempehar ma profession satsfatoranenu, solo Sc les ofee po y pahf
indus1iosa naei6n. potesen a los MOS del pals y al cxtanjero lie oreen 10 pn.
o 10 que no apensen los ci :m.so in ha aAe rs una 6 D@ns Lection cue deen ap''
rab fS 4 ia norm 51iH Ss s'R Esc1ELA '' FEREo Saa Ii RS4 aEx &c: "a e t Ss Is ss d as
puna4a. FEsnGs I; Aes Instructor d n'daauiastss 7 Foeo2sS ane!eanos Ell
escuea in&ruira de to a TODD a los qc dsea-en aoender ea i-:ereane y
frctnea m de Ia industrial: , sbiendo cue la dcnanda de ferocarnlecs ms
ans tpvnroon una oportnnidad Queda abaera Ia admission de estadantess Is.
minando contracts son los F. c N de Mexico y Sur Paelaeo d Mexico. para dar
nexNans raidcnhs. en- se pals para quo la sepan aproveehar,
iEta IS Ia Ia 42@a 1D0 vt 9s d. pro- ma In nsaat a. sm h.,d~ r.su
cco ceItavos diaries o sea $3.50 al mes. ogo adehnado Per eas Quotas
@ @o es se sneaen FSD % va gHs sea- s'% aqai % en MGxe ." cae as P1sernsR e0I Isni1 aaer a
edore. treOne saetas. exFhcaaons y TODD 10 neesarHo para que t-nie ss
Mande su quota de inhiacion hoy mHmc. en giro postal oHn de 1pres o
check de alsuna e0mDahia eonOelta: y a vueta dc eerreo reebla ips ewo
para que empiece a @adiar inmediaamente
Sc da instruction a fosoneros; naaninstas. sauoter@ conductors. iustueto
inspector de uenes Inspector de Caro, Reparador de earrs. mecaneo de casa
No hay duaa dc que nuetra Para @ 1quiHna, que de oa manera no Sc
exphra Ir que en e1""S en- . ~" ZOE os Dl muTao eheTU; espeianen
bio. CAL. u S A.
'AN~'' MALES nos IA cAUsADo a ToDos Los MEx1cANosii lAN'''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06
o ICALES
FL REGRESO DE MISS CAVELL

Cuando el mayor ejerrito que el mundo antique conciera, cuando Ia
muchedumbre inmemoral de Daro y de Jerjes, ST extendla por los ne
lenos campos como una gigantesca serpente a cuyo paso se agostaban loS
campos, Sc secaban los manantiaes Y las cudades Sc convertlan e es-
eonbros, como bao l aetago formidable dc los cclones; cuando la horoa
barbara que SCORE i occidente risueho y fiz arrojara el orente mlsterlo-
70 Y cruel aparecio ante Ia cumbre sagrada de Ia Acropohs, cuenta Hero
dao que los sacerdotes de IA ciudad consultation al oraculo SCORE 10 que al
punto debiera hacerse, Y que 81 orac1lo contssto:
-~Enviad a Egipto 4 las mujeres y a los ninos Y a los 7eJos, para
oue n sean estorbo a los comabthIts.-----'
Y los azenicnses obedeGeron al craculo ' enparcaron hacia las COS
ts de EgTpto-las mismas que en- Ia tragrdia esquIhana dIeran aorlgo a
las naoS de los suphcanNs-a las madres, a las esposas a Las man
ties, a los nnos, a TODD cuanto fuera deb4idad. a too c1anto fuera ter
nura. para 4 % ouedaSe en- Ia terra qre debia de SCI esceraro d las
mas grandes hazanas Que los sEos ha7an visto sIno 10 que fuese Juventnd
Y fortaleza, : serenidad Y energia-
Y cusnta Heredoto que rnientras los gregos conbahan en- Phtea : 81
Salamina, hacienda realdad has herocidades magn1fcas de les ucna-
does de HEon. los egpos padosoe, para endulzar a las muleres las
anarguras del desterro. las daban en las plazas p1bicaS- dlarras lecturaS
de Ia I1ada, para que a traves de las estrofas maraviAsas del rapSoda
ciego, las griegas e doloroso exfo, adivinssen Ell viTr herolco de sS
hombres en- los campos Y n los mares del Archipelago.
FL Oraculo de Atenas n habia queRdo que les tocase gloria alsuna,
e IA formidable epopeya de las gperras Medicas las que salVaron al
uundo nuevo, del contagio amarillo del Asia
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
$l,9O4, 545 Raised for
Harvard Endowment
New York City Leads in Dona.
tions, With Boston in
Second Place

Total receipts for the Harvard en-
dowment fund now amount to $780,
545, it was announced last night, and
New York has given S825000 SO far
as against S791 900 by Boston.
The first scattering returns from
the smaller cities of the Eastern and
Western States came into headquarters
yesterday and show a total Of sub
scriptions outside New York nnd Bos-
ton Of nearly 100000.
A meeting Of team captains Of the
Greater New York committee will be
held at noon to-day for the purpose
of devsing ways to surpass the Bos-
ton subscriptions. Boston has twice
as many Harvard graduates as New
York, but the committee here is de-
termined tnat it's amount shall equal
that OF Boston.
OF the total thus far subscribed 25
per cent has conc in for restricted
purposes, the balance being. for the
general use Of the university. 1t is
only from unrestricted money, accord
ing to John w. Prentiss, treasurer Of
the fund, that the teaching staff Will
receive 80 per cent salary increase.
Much Of the restricted money will be
assigned to the needs Of the chemistry
department and the medical school,
the balance going either to the law
school, the Museum OF Comparative
Zoology, the Arnold Arboretum or the
Graduate School of Education.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Three Colleges Bestow
Degrees Upon Mercier
Yale, Trinity and Wesleyan
Make Cardinal Doctor of
Laws on Same Day

NE" HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2.-Cardi-
IA! Acrcier was welcomed to Yale
th'yersi'y this afternoon, the recep-
non following his arrival from Hart
'ord, where he had received the de-
gree o. doctor of laws from Trinity
College. On the way the Belgian pri-
mate and hls party stopped at Wesleyan
cniYefslty IN hiddlctown, where the
csgfee If doctor of laws vas conferred
gn rin ~ President Shankln. At
inn.'g' Acting President Perkins
nAnded the Cardinal his diploma in the
SSnSefcs RI Il cistinguishcd gathering.
Nafdina Nercicr Was greeted at Yal
- President Uadlcy and Secretary
n,,,oNes. and on behalf Of the city by
nay'f Fltzg"rald In his welcoming
tsPescn a. Woodbridge Hail, President
n~a'ey add ressed tne visitor as "yic-
;Nf,r-s champion " the faith which
npks through death" The churchnan
s"~s cneered BY large throng when
~ f'r@ 10 prccessIon around the
,,shffa. Green. 4 luncheon followed at
a.sn'fjal Han, Yale, MIN about ono
.ah4sfd X9eets pfe2cnt, including Gov
,'f .,h'f Hpicorob and other state, city
>ar church leaders.
,.ioh'2at 4 special convocation was
SsN a. Woplsey Hall, ut which the
-sxfee of doctor a. Lawn vas conferred
N fne Cardinal.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Women's League Confers

The National League for Women's
Service began yesterday a two-day con-
ference to decide on q permanent plan
to supersede their war work
Que stionnaires have been sent to all
local branches, asking the chairmen to
give their opinions as to the most
useful work for the women to do when
there are no more ambuanccs to drive
or soldiers to feed. Upon the answers
to these questions the future of the
league will depend
Miss Maude Wetmore, national chair
man, is presiding, and other officers
present are Mrs. Robert Lovctt, Of
Massachusetts; Mrs. Caspar Whitney,
Mrs. c. c. Rumsey, Mrs. Thomas J.
Preston, Mrs Daniel Guggenhcim. Mrs.
Alexander Kohut, Mrs. Walter Glib,
Mrs. Rogers II. Bacon and Miss Grace
ParAer secretarV Of the league.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Jewish War Heroes
Will Be Mourned at
Yom Kippur Service
Hebrews Throughout World
to Observe "Atonement
Day" by Prayer and Fast
ing; Troops Get Leaves

At sunset this evening Jews through
out the world will observe the most
solemn holiday of the Hebrew faith.
lom kippur, or the Day of Atonement.
This holiday is observed by the sus-
pension of all business, by presense
IN the synagogue at sundown to-day
and all OF tomorrow. and by absten-
t!on from ali food and drink from SUM-
down to-day 70 sundown tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Samuel Schulman, of
Temple Bethel, Fifth Avenue and Sew
enty-siXth Street, said yesterday that
4om hippur signitied reconciliation
and spirit of love for fellow men.
Dr.: Schulman will preach tonight on
The Sin of America" calling attention
to the danger of-losing. by the spirit of
lawlessness, race hatred and mob rule,
which, he declared. is overrunning the
country, the fine idealism which devel-
oped during the war.
DR.. Wise VIII Preach
DR.. Stephen S. Wise will preach to-
night on The Faith and Fate of Is
rael' at the services of the Free Syna-
gogue, to be held in Carnegie Hall.
The memorial services at the Free
Synagogue, and also in most OF the
synagogues throughout the city, Will
pay special attention to those who died
IN the American army in the service Of
their country. Each synagogue viii
hold special memorial services for the
soldier dead Of its congregation.
Needy VIII Be Fed
The Hebrew Sheltering and Tmmi-
grant Aid Society of America will give
a Tree dinner to all who apply tonight
at the headquarters of the society, 229
East Broadway. Another meal will be
furnished free of charge to those OBJ
serving the holiday Saturday night.
The society has also sent word tc ali its
branches from Ellis Island to Seattle to
hold services and supply food. A branch
in Yokohama has received word by
cable to hold services for some immi-
grants stranded there
The Daughters of Jacob will hold
services for two hundred inmates of its
home. These women are all more than
seventy years old, the ages varying
from seventy to one hundred and seven.
The jewish Welfare Board has made
arrangements for special Yom Kippur
services in all the army camps. 1t has
also sent to all synagogues a copy of
special prayer which will be said as
part of the memorial service for those
who died in France.
Many soldiers and sailors will be
given leaves to attend services in the
synagogues with their families.