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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
brotherhood Meeting =.

4 social evening WAS enjoyed by the
brotherhood Of the st. Paul Evangelical
church last evening. in the Sunday
80 hnol rooms of tn" church. on South
Wood street. which was marked by the
innumcrablc pleasantrics always fea-
turing these gatherings. \ number OF
varied topics. including religious. civic
md political questions were among the
discussions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Klapproaa Services.

This afternoon. from the family rrsi-
dcncc, No. 6a4 National road. Glen
wood. funeral services wNl be held for
the late Mrs Wilhelmina {. klapprott.
well-known resident of the out-thc-pikc
section. whose death occurred Saturday.
Intcrment will be made in the Stone
Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
OB|TU ARY
.~~%%~@%@~@ q
Charles Netr1an-

Services will be conducted this after
noon 1T Ego o'clock at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Mary La Eur. No. "035 Nc
Colluch street. for the late Charles Nci-
man. who passed away last saturday.
lntrrmcnt will be made in Greenwood
CcmctCrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
AFFECTING MEETING

BELLEFONTAINE. Ohio. May 10 -
William Howard Hamilton. nf EnglcSt a :
tion, Kentucky. born during the. Civil
War after his father had gone into ser
vice, met his parent for tho first tim"
today when nc found ,Termiah Hamilton.
aged Sc, Il, West Mansfield. near here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

\ reception will be- given by tho I'M
manuel Baptist church al the Mission
House on South Eoff street. al o'clock
next Saturday evening for Lieut.. K. U.
Dr!nkhard and other returned soldiers
and sailors Of the church. Arrangements
for the occasion are in charge Of one
of tho SUNDAY school class. and arc as
vet incomplete The general public is
invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

| John Nichols of Lit,}ctnn. nine-year-
! old son Of Elizahcth Nichols passed
away yesterday afternoon ut 3:45
o'clock He was operated on for appcn-
dicits recently. being admitted to that
institution April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
South Sid. Briefs.

Miss Edna Tape of this section nf
the city. lief; Saturday for Cameron. w
Va, where she will become the bride nf
Arthur Gable OF that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong -
South ChRplirrc street. have returned
home from visiting friends and r2la-
tivrs in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Miss Janr Cochranr Of Bcnwnod. is
the newspaper reported for tho Wheel
ing can conpan.'s paper. which will hN
published in tho near futuSr by Mr..
Morse, president Of tho company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Mrs. Sarah Marsh.

Funeral services will be hald from tn"
late homo. Shcrrard. this afternoon for
the late Mrs. Sarah Marsh. widow Of the
late Jehu Marsh. whose death occurred
Saturday evening. lniermcnt will be
made in Allen Grove cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Daniel Po9leY.

This morning. in the Mcndcl chapel
| funeral services will be held for the
! late Daniel Poslcy. whose death occurr-
i I'd Saturday: The body vii h" sent
| to the late nom" in Point Plea SAINT
Ohio. where interment will he made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

Harry ZicE. Of Elm Grove. was brought
:" tn" county Jail. charged with assault
and battery. He was brought in by II.
c. Smith. constahl" of Elm Grove and
will be- tried today by Squire Savage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Has Been Proven the Only Sure
Way to Stop Falling Hair
and Itching Scalp.
Will Not Stain Hands or Clothes.
Being Prepared Especially for the
Human Scalp, 1t Is Pleasant
to Use and Produces In
mediate Results.

,rs, think of mango cure that IA
n,en,rc,: especially for tho human half
,r, ec,;:, No moro do you have I" uF<
tho ordinary MunEc Cure with ITS dirty
sticky smelly and smcary' objections.
That IS why nc news Of the wonderful
rrsu,,s ,n,n;ncd by tho use % Raymon's
perfected Mango EccI"dT is spreading SO
rapidly. hcraugc once you nave oS,o J.,
Won would not USE the crd'narE. KIM
again fnr an: amount.
No Sediment or Murky Color.
Eayunonds Perfected Mango Remedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Try It Today for 1O<.

In order that you may test it's merit
We ar" willing TO send all charIes prs
paid enough Of this wonderful reped
for one or two treatments upon rsceIr
OF l0c in stamps or coin to cover postan
ard packing. Send today. Direct to tn
Raymond Mango Remedy Co, Wheel
ing, ". Va .s....s.Ss,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

Tho greater tho necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The lntelligcncrr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Druggists Sell Lots Of It.

Every user Is booster OF Raymond,1
Perfected Mango Remedy on account n
the instant results that Il produces; p
1t will stop falling hair. itching scalI
and will! remove dandruff with onfy o.
treatment cleans and rcfreshes IN
scalp. making the hair soft and pIiabiE
Get u bottle today and notice how nuc
cleaner your scalp feels after just on1
treatment ,E-5!f 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
Special Mu Sical,

Special Musicale.
Tho choir Of tho Emmanuel baptist
church will give q special musicale at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
NANCE CURE BEST FOR. HAIR
TRY L TODAY FOR 10 CENTS

is as free from sediment or muriInAsj
AZ new wine. and whilo II has 4 sltEhI
odor OF Tar. yet II is so cleansing AM
so productive Of results that you thoH
ouGhly enjoy its use. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

ira Spiflano, bar Iibbct rolig poa
inc Sroncr og biiolot DC SflG1lo'
idsgierningcr, iom Spitlano bar pre-
'cnteret &eroen giennem fre Var.
Sea iinocr, at nlc DC mango oonlfe
Sleiolfs Grab uch Den iolferetsitrl.
bigc llnocruonosfrlg glsr bet NOR
enelig meo Sal0ctS Tprbigbeo at
piic @iritiribeo MOB Dem, lon Itoor
Tom oelogtige % meoonlparliae
bislc Woro, % oct ipncS mig li9e.
irrnr eli Nann moo DC brrbtc Sis'
ioIfs Minoc, hpis oioie 5nitcre M
ifuloc opboIbc iig,i Iannlorf % nm.
&c eoot al DC Silisrllcr, iom DC iclu
bar pUrct mco til at lG1ge umenre.
ifeIigc Sinbringcr iuclcn."
Spbsfalb. Sbp. Soeneiogeo 80.
rem Nod, / Nielitriip er afganet peo
Tsoen., 50 Mar gonintel. Zen MI
0soc, DER par Veteran ira 1864, bar
baaoe TanmebrogSforiet oa 6ortlenlt.
mcoalien.
Gn al &c melt ficilote &eo.
nin9SmUno poo Anbolt, SsrM Beter
Gbriitcnleu. er iislge "Ialborg
Stiltst." oisaaet ueo Osoen / ell Il'
DER al 50 Mar. San hopbe, iioer
ban / 1890 bIcp oniat ucb Heonings'
puicnet, prret nleo til at Undergo
iult $50 Sfibbruone fra itranoeoc
Sfibe, oite unber meget farefnIoe
Smitrlioiabeber. : 1904 bIep han
ocforcret meo Weoalicn ior 1riltnen'
oeS Neonlna.
Zen fleuote priuate Sbierpa'
tor, Sperielegraitit @ictor Riclien
peo alsbenbauns Soueotelegranta.
ton or aigoact ueo 9sbet efter en-
Speration, ca. 63 gar gamntel. Zen
Aioeoc, Der bapoe bpeget Sbierooto-
riot "llrania" / aiebcnhnor, bar
WfcoIcm al oct cugcllfe oltronomllfc
ScIifob o. sGresmeolcm al oct mcri.
canife aitronomiifc Sclab og bnuoe
ocslioen mobtoget mango alore lloeli-
lanoife observation-disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Sprneli9 Wcmifab.

<isloc en- init Ipi5 finocS Der | Ct
nnlia u0fonmct Yerf al oelt tloligere
gmbasiaoeroao / Sonoon b. ecfaro'
item Ell Sfilbring az DC %6orbalolln
ger, iont omfring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
blco orepet ntelcln cngellfc % tplte
Statsmuno. @erai Ioar ma CT goot
Sn0bllf / SorhoIoet melem aci'er
@ilbclm % hans cngel'fc Snfel.
9tpril 1901 iortaltc @aron I'll
freo Hotihilo / 2onoou 5riberre D.
Grfbaroitcin. at noglc Winiitre bao.
&c iagt bonl, at aeiiercn o. Sulop
olbria bar iii at itole pna, od beggc
TO after % after beriaIot I'll iii GAM.
lie aofettcri meb Jtuslano. Gcfaro-
item meo6ele bette pripot iii 9r. BON
Solitein OF iif al bam / Sporag at
ioriatte CT Telegram. ION ifliIoe fore
lPages aciicren.
G~cfaroitein IortGQer: Get nppn.
te oiiieieQe Telegram bleu forelagt
&elicren. Strar greb hnn peo Ell
Solicit Anlebningcn iii Of bringe oet
pao 5aIe / ell aonperiation meb ben
cngelifc ambasIaosr, Cir Sranf
S~asceQeS. og Der uopiflebe Zig Ell
mcect liplig Gisfrsiion. iom en0te
mco. at aeiiereu beoprcbe iii @en-
TAB for Gnalano. San ifreo ogiaa
nGitc Tag CT ~perionlig @rep iii
Qona Gorparo. Sort LID otter bleu
Gcfaroiicin teIeioniit falot I'll Gong
9oparo. aongcn lao pco III Sri.
pcboro. o. iorau bam laa 10 Iofn.
ntenter. let enc par ct grep ira
aeiieren 90 bet nnbct ell Snoberet.
ming ira oen cngelife antbasiaosr /
Berlin. 5 Ell balot ip~egenoe. balut
~dluorlig Zone iagoc aorgcn: "Haa.
hpoo or Oct Ge Der bar iteaet til2"
3erpaa lGiie ban OF noglc Steoer al
,Sno5crctningcn % al 6ciierbreuei
9ico ell Vasius / @rcuei. iom gialot
ISprholoct melcnl Spiflano % Rms.
LAMB. ifieb ban mo CT "dlti i'ercilie
i'accllie~ Chpcm Der mroifploer. Fan
anflaaerl. REQ Tcnitabsioriifriu.
gernc operior englann bemerfeoe
bau iartainif: y bope that It Is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

TO-. "a ban til Slut,irs fcm til
Ell TaSiiiS, bpori aeifcrer falbte
bans Dtiniitre "umritieateb noob.
les" - rtoget / Retning az erfcfan.
%rcbopcoer, lagoe han grepct ira Jig
% ipurgte G~rfaroitcin: "1i,. hpoo
Tiger De ill octte?" Otter nosen
S~perpeiclic iporeoe G%cfaroitein:
"TiIbc set life bare set bebite, ON
Ceres Waieitrt betraeteoe belle gfs
loren iom I'll 8itS2" "a 10 aoneen
bsif o. laeoe: ga, Ge bar Met. ies
piI betraate Sagen iom en- Bits, men
oeSprrrc bar ieg alt opIepet nanae
% prrre %~ittigheoer ira 8eiiererS
Sioc, % Here fonuncr %efter."
Saa %fortiatte aongen: "Soab oiG.
&c bel aciieren iigr, ON ieg tiaob
mig of bctegne hans Riniitre meo
~lignenoe uerlfabcliac llotrpf2 Som
DC bar pioit / mollge Mar, bar ica
altio bapt heu itsritc Spmpoti for
Splflaro, % iattiit or icg enonu ben
Tag ioog al Den Suerbeoisning. at
Gn9lanb % Spiflauo piIbe prrc sc
noturligitc 6orbrnhsJpIler. Gam
men fuubc vi uosue Ser6enspoIitif
o. o%pretboloc Ell unrig Sreb. Get or
iitfert nof, at Suiflano trrnger SO.
lonier % sfonomiif llopibelie. Meu
Oct funoe %lfofieS, Der er Eloos nof
ior GngIano o. Smflnnb / 8eroeu.
Ween &eiierens itaoige g~offelprana
fan oi life giere nco. 3esuoen FIN
oes Der, iont De ueo. hos noaen al
mine @iniitre o. iprIig hos 2oro
Snlisbrrp Den ltsrite Dtistro til aei.
Ieren og Billion. Seq ieIp bar oItio
arbeioet FOR at iierue oenne Iistro,
nlcii Der or Ell @rGltie for alt"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Nlir | 1jemenem.

) arigaperiooen huuoc II. 2.
Chipping Noaro ct Intal al 5000
Spreogenter (Hecruitiua Ieents)
riInot ON / Sanoet, boiS Vligt rar at
ifoife MGiio til 5ienelte / ,SanoeIs
iloaoeu. nile oisie aserter par iom
oct bcoer "One Collar q 2ledr @en",
Ser ubisrte lit Arbeibe uSeIuffenSe
al patriotiife Senimr.
Chipping 9oaro'et bar ioreipurat
oisie ItGno ont De fremoeles bar 2uit
Ill at pebblipe / Sieneitert pao lam
ME &ilfanr. Ger er M inolsbet
Suar ira oper 1000, iom ale er.
fIrrer iiS piaigc til at bIi itaaenoe /
Sieneiten / 5reostio paa iomnle ge.
tingeller iont uroer arigen. Iis'e
or blet anmooet om at itafie minoit
en- gtano bper / Ssbet al De nrItc TO
Tiger, altiaa tiIiammeu 1000 WanS
til Sanoclsilaabei.
y Stl9sdur ndTfeoe oi5le Spres
agcnter ouer $4,000 Sripiqige. iom
bleu unoerfaitet Gpelic / Siemonos.
iaget o. ienere aniut | Stiuinger ON.
boro | Stibe Der teller unoer Il. z.
Chipping Boards 9eoelie. Ter or
ior Siocn Ell NUlIsoe leoigc Ylaoic
omhoro | Sfoleitibe. ioet CT Tor III.
len npllg bar tIloenot lit SpeIies.
f~ltrIlls og or blet aniat omboro I
'tore Sangiartsifibe. hinge IGno.
Der snlter at gaa mo / S~onbelsilaa.
Den, bar ioaleoes MT oen beoite Nm.
leonrng til at faa cn grunbig 10
oannelie Sismarosiaset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

scrcn". Iotb.o ooicnes @oo og 5ap.
perbeb or ficnot al ale Sieiarcnoc.
% NaSmis par en- al Sc bierpcitc.
San bar Sppeii paa en Ggtc norlt
2oos, % set maatte bare temmeli1
uipie Sappeir. naar ban life fuIstc
aaloet ira 6laget i SfibetS Mig. %
Oct CIR ct tort Intal 6orteicr ban
bar isrt ino / Napn ncoiglcniem Io.
rene. Hasmus 8otb bopbc Sslpnre
oalie for uopiit Saao ul0cr 9era.
nina ar ct Sfibsman0ltab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
sGs q Softorgaaroen'.

Zen me SOrtrlina az Srs.s hid.
nuno, ipm bespnocr / "Seo Sirnem
loGB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

epiIoSer al amio gairsicns SID.
munoslip, al &. $1,000. 6aa icrt9llcr
ioa unoerholoenoe on norife Sisglii.
tcrs 9iu iom Slooo. iiGr ndar ban
beulraacr Sauolinacu til Dc Gage.
So Norae lao / arig nlco rcu oper.
mratige gngelitmanc. ~llnocr ga
neriloa" er Ell al Sorintrcrens beoiie
seacr. YriS 40e. IeS Soften"
ct Mar $3.50.
B. PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH. la.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
UNION MEETS
IN SAN FRANCISCO NEXT WEEK

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26-(Asso-
ciated Press) - Representing more
than $4,000 union sailors from the
various ports of the United States,
the twenty-third annual convention of
the International Seamen's Union will
convene in San Francisco January II.
Andrew Furuseth of San Francisco,
president of the International Sea
mems Union, will preside over the
sessions of the convention.
The Sailors Union of the Pacific is
making elaborate preparations for
the convention and will be represent
ed by the following delegates:
w. w. Bastion, F. H. Buryeson,
Joseph Faltus, Andrew Furuseth, p.
B. Gill, William Hardy, C. G. Larson,
w. G.. Willard, Harry Ohlsen, John
John Rosen, Edward Rosenberg and S.
A. Silver.
The membership of the national or
g%anization, according to Furuseth, has
greatly increased during the last year
and the meeting, he says, promises to
be one of the most interesting labor
conventions ever held in San Francis
co.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
THEATERSI
"A Very Good Young Man"

"A very Good Young Man"
In "a Very Good Young Man." Bry-
ant Washburn's new Paramount pic
ture, will be found another of that
stars productions in which light com
edy regins supreme.
Mr.. Washburn plays the part of a
young man whose stainless character
is the talk of the town. He has never
done anybody a wrong, never lied,
never stolen, never flirted or gambled.
But when he proposes to his sweet
heart she refuses him with the sur
prising statement hat he is o good
to be true-that his wild oats would
probably crop out after they were
married and her life be rendered un.
happy.
The very good young mar is de-
termined to wiz her at all costs. The
way he accomplished his purpose
doubtless will afford everyone a gen
uine treat.
"The Love Auction"
Some very strong emotional scenes
are promised in THE Love Auction"
the new William Fox photoplay feat
uring Virginia Pearson.
Miss Pearson, as the wife of a mil
lionaire who brutally neglects her,
longs for a child, but, owing to her
husband having inherited the drink
habit, she fears his offspring also
would carry this faint of heredity.
The interesting event finally takes
place, and under it's inspiration the
drunkard attempts to reform. Later,
however, it comes to his knowledge
that the child is not his. He again
takes to drink and ends a disreputable
career by suicide-which frees his
suffering wife and an old sweetheart to
whom she had fled for protection.
"Friend Husband"
Let there be no doubt that Madge
Kennedy is an attractive girl and a
charming comedienne. She is both OF
these in the amateurish production
"Friend Husband" so replete with in
consistencies that there is hardly
space to name them, but it is bright
, ened by humorous subtitles, and these
together with good types and the little
artistic herself make the comedy mild
ly interesting.
The materials of the story are al
most exactly those used in other plays
words of those who do the selecting
In nearly all of these a wealthy ant
somewhat irresponsible young lady de
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

ing the alien youth of the Islands
along American lines, but also of the
problem of developing in them and in
the children of the territory an inter
est in rural life and the local indus
tries. He spoke enthusiastically of
what has already been accomplished.
The dinner, which is the first of the
kind ever given by the organization,
will probably not be the last, judging
from comments heard at its conclu-
sion. 1t was the concensus of opinion
that it was an unqualified success.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

cidcs to do the unconventional in a
very sweet and ladylike manner OF
course she is bound to have mishaps,
particularly with burglars, and we
know in advance that manly hero of
the strictly good and impossible type
will rescue her unsullied by the world
not a spot on her dainty raiment.
In this case the stock situation of
an eccentric will by a rich uncle, the
delight of all amateurs, is used. In
order to obtain her property, Miss
Kennedy must marry a man approved
by an elderly attorney. She had just
decided not to marry-ever! How
ever she decides to pay a nice young
man five or ten thousand to help her
out of the difficulty, be a husband in
name only, and he is carefully provid-
ed in advance. A noble young mar
leaves his wealthy father and a grow
ing business to study law under a
country practitioner, who happens to
be the same one who decides on the
future husband. He decides without
hesitation; the marriage is performed;
the husband abducts his wife, carrying
her to a completely equipped and very
sequestered and recently deserted
house OH an island which has become
the secret hiding place of burglars.
Struggle, husband shot in the arm that
he Immediately after uses freely, and
alPs well that ends in an embrace.
Nugget Nell"
Dorothy Gish as Nugget Nell' runs
an eating house in the wild west and
inclines to romance. On this account
she is only h~alf-inclined to respond
to the attentions of jim, the sheriff.
Though only a little tomboy, Nell con-
scented to take care of the child of an
old miner, preparing the cradle and
toys, only to discover that the child is
a girl twice as big as herself. She
has for a guest a mysterious stranger
from the ''east" who gives her no at
tention, though he flirts with a gigg-
ling vamp who happens along.
Nell is almost broken-hearted-she
has become infatuated with the city
chap. She decides tc exchange her
| cowboy attire for that of a stylish girl
| and goes about it with characteristic
energy, holding up a terrified salesgirl
and others, stripping them of enough
clothes to completely equip herself
and now engages the handsome strang
el's interest. A gang of outlaws con
spire to rob the stranger, and Nell de
tends him at the peril of her life, dis
covering to her dismay that he is an
arrant coward. Her illusions gone, she
bravely holds a shack single-handeo
against the outlaws until Jim, the
J sheriff comes along.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
FIUME QUESTION TO BE
SETTLED LATER

PARIS, Dec. 2-The supreme
Gil has decided that the Fiume ques-
tions will not be settled in the Hun
garian treaty but will be reserved for
final decision by the allied associated
powers.
This plan eliminates the objection
by Italians and Jugoslavs to signing
the treaty with Hungary owing to the
Fiume question.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
AM VESSEL
STRIKES MINE

LONDON, Dec. 2-The American
freighter Kerwood has struck a float
ing mine off Terschelling. Tugs have
gone to her assistance.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

VIENNA, Nov. ASSOCIATED Press)-
Methodists and Baptists hereafter are
permitted to worship openly and in
their own ediices, by a government
order just issued. Heretofore they
have been obliged to conduct religious
services in secret.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
GOVERNOR URGES MORE SHIPS

HONOLULU, Nov. Ex-Governor
Mccarthy has cabled to Chairman
Payne, of the U. S. shipping board,
urging the ALLEGATION of more passeng-
er and freight steamers for the Paci-
nc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
sHRlNERs INITIATE BIG CLASS

HONOLULU, Nov. 29-Local Shrin-
ers initiated thirty novitiates today
with a big public street parade and an
exhaustive secret session.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
MONTANA TO GET EMERGENCY
FUEL RELIEF

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-The regional
fuel director has announced that coal
is being rushed to Montana to relieve
the fuel famine there.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05
MEXlcANS LIKELY TO SOON
HAVE SuLL FIGHTING AGAlh

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3-The house
of deputies has voted to restore bull
fighting in Mexico. The senate has
o yet voted on the matter.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-05

The largest bridge ever constructed
in Malaga, a ten pan affair 1000 feet
long, will be erected over a river by
a railroad.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-23
ACTIVITIES OF NATIONAL COUN-
GIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

Augusta, Georgia, Section of the
Council of Jewish Women is but u few
months old and has already taken its
place in community affairs. In the
Victory parade held In that city rec
entity. the Section entered beautiful
float which won the second prize Of
$500 This money will I've used by
the Section for its religious school
work.
Spokane Section is one Of the newer
sections being organized but II year
and half. \ report from the Prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Binswanger, states among
other things that the membership is
now 2O4 with the prospect of more.
Evening meetings have been held
which the men have attended and en-
joyed, and three times within a week
the strength of the Section was shown.
They were called upon one night for
u Juvenile Court representative to ap-
were called upon to help the Edge
cliffe Sanitarium and the Section head
ed tile list in securing contributions
for it. At the eleventh hour when
the Temple Choir could not serve. the
Council Giee club took its place. Mrs.
Binswanger hopes to organize two
other Sections in the State shortly,
namely Tacoma and Yakima.
A new Section Of the Council has
been organized In Mt. Vernon. n. ".
by Mrs Otto Kempner with charter
membership OF 30. There is a large
Jewish population In and about MI.
Vernon and the prospects are that the
will increase Immediately.
The following Officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Banjamin Lewis; see
rotary. Mrs. II. Goldstein; and treas
urer, Mrs $. G0ldstein.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-23
RELIGIOUS DESTRUCTION BY
MAIL.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple de
Iitrsch, Seattle. WASH, does not rely
on the Religious school as its only
means Of promoting religious education
among Juveniles.
Propaganda work, organized and
conducted by Mrs. Alfons Schwarz. is
utilized to bring Judaism into the
homes Of the young, Thru this ac-
tivity letters of religious instruction
are sent to children. Isl
The school of Temple de Hirsch Con
gregation has prospered under the able
guidance Of the Auxiliary. Even great
er prosperity will , result after the
Auxiliary has succeeded in obtaining
the cooperation Of parents thru tho
holding Of frequent mothers meetings,
Other aspects Of the society's work
have been carried on with equal ar
dor. The Auxiliary gave get to-
gether' supper for Temple members
and their families, the purpose of
which was to prom6te sociability; also
a public welcome to the Temples re-
turned soldiers and sailors.