davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

D~nsnSa-e 20. purQuc nos
otros eStamos >sEu-us VGe nun
c. II vlsto listed este marayi-
llCso -eloN. Fgese listed 81 Ia
notable iHyneci6n dc =te -e,ox.
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ieseC6iSsiO. L-Marca las
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una, s. Esta tAu g'"u -p-l-
ado Cue 40 81 a;za,a IN M
auto la ca!a - muy Gu-
Apse. SIS De - -lbies. Q
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amos j0.-Cs:=d pgeJe poucr
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ro= ,a-gc -ieuvp natural
meage nara $50 Gc -. listed
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tl7ecci6n cOcp3e-a e 'acluya
srin1c3aco ceu:E~-s y So 10
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giatura de mlier. : S.aim-a-
ana cad-U4 GC-aEa. Lalco
rA,asa COMO "a ca+eua Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Dos miEitares obregonist1s
fueron apreheRdidos en-
{. Victoria, lamps.

C. VICTORIA, lamps. Abril %.
Ell Int. Coronel Modesto Garcia
Cavazos Y 81 Mayor Ramon Elizondo
fueroE capturados en- esta ciudad
por orden del general Francisco Muir
ruia c internados en- seguida en- un
Quartet con Ia consigna de Que sc les
.vigilara como elementos religrUsos.
Elizondo fue sacado aver mismo Y en-
viado q IA capital de Ia Republica, de
donde fuc requerido per Ia Sec~retaria
de Guerra para que rcsponda de al
gunos carCos series que ie resultaron
en- Ell actual movimiento obregonista.
En- cuarto al mayor Elizondo, per
nance en- csta ciudad a disposition
de las au1oyidades militareE
Cen ia : rehensi6n de los militares.
So susponuleron los trabajos politicos
de caracter civil Y legal que SC
na5ian ~eInprerdido en- favor de Obre-
g6n como candidate a la Presidencia
de IA Repdblica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
La Suerte Sc esta Vol.
Viendo contra eI
CaIolne|
Mr.. Dodson. ell Hombre Liver
Tone, eS Ell responsible
Directo de este Gambia.

En- todas las droguerias de Ia ciu-
dad. Sc ha notado un gran descenso
en- Ia venta del cslomel Y toda5 elias
dan como exphcaci6n. que el bod
sons Liver Tone esta ocupando su
lugar.
"El Calomel es peligroso Y la gen
te asi 10 sabc.' FL Dodson's Liver
Tone es garantizado rersonalmente
por cada boticario que 10 yerde. In
frasco grande no cuesta, mucho. Pc
70 81 deja de proporcionar IN alivio
rapido en- cualquier case de conges-
ton del higado 0 constipation, listed
puede exigir que Sc le devuelva su
dinero.
FL Dodson's Liver Tone es de sabor
agradable, un remedio puramente We
getal, inofensivo para los ninos Y
adultos. Tomese una cucharada al
acostarse V Sc ~despertara psrfecta-
ncente; no tendra va, mas biliosidad,
jaquecas, estomago acido o irtestinos
constipados. No causa nauseas nj
molestia al ~siguiente dia, yJmo su-
cede con ell calomel. T6mese hov
ma dosis de calomel, Y maiana Sc
sentira enfermo, debil Y a~squeado.
10 pierda un dia en- aliviarse. (.Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Ccloso del Iimpio Eomore que STEM
pre- ha osrentado y, sobre TODD, ceIoso
de que Sc olga siempre verdad, e.
senior Lcenciado Don Heriberto Ba.
rrou ha dirigido 4 Excelsior, una
e,rta en- Ia cual mega {. horrible
crimen cue le inputa III seEor Con
zSlez. de cue en- cierta OCCASION e. IN
tegerrimo supraGicho senior Barron
aronunci6 un discourse eloglando al
general Diaz.
"Aunque 20 no me conslderarla
deshonrado,-dice Don Herloerto,-
Dor haber pronunciado un discurso
semeiante, pues hubo n epoca Ell
cue no cabe duda que Ell senior gene
raj Porfirio Diaz fu5 IN gran go
bernante, la verdad de las cosas cs
cue e. senior Gonzalez me hace una
imputacion falsa."
La a~claraci6n dc Don Her.berto
estaba hacienda f<a por muchaS
razones: primero, para saber eXacta
mente Ia epcca en- cue u MAS
grande" e. general Diaz,' cosa muy
facil de averiguar 81 Sc toma n el
trabajo de darles una revisadita a las
aominas y ~encuentra La fecha en- que
sacaba mas dinero del erario el pres,
tigiado V splaudido senior Barron. La
decIinaci6n del prestigio del heroe
del , de Abril debe comenzar eNac-
tamerte E, dia en- que Gejo de ate
der a Il manurenci0a del integeTrlmo
don Heriberto. asi como seguramenTe
Ia fa.na immortal del patricia coahul-
lense don Venustiano Carranza, debe
naberla columbrado el referido don
Heriberto precisamente el dia en-
recibi6 el primer peso de sus
n producto seguramente de Ia
rrimera vaca robada q5c paso a los
Estados Unidos. La ~intercsante acla-
raci6n ha venido tambien a llenar
IN vacio horrible : a no dejar duda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Ia CAMPANA CONTRA Ell
VICIO EN- NUEVA YORK
Hasta los comisionados de
Pclicfa caen en- poder
de los detectives

NUEVA YORK, Abril 23.-Las
revelaciones sensacionales con mott
vo de la campana contra e. vicio Y Ia
i~nmoralidad G. la policia neoyorki-
ma. siguen h~aciendose aqui a MEDIA
que avanza el proceso contra que
los miembros de este ultlmo cuerpo.
e. blanco ahora de la curiosidad
publica V de Ia furia de Ia ley, es un
eX.funcionario, Ell tercer Comisionado
de Policia, Augusta Drum Porter,
cue fuera ~procesado recientemente
por negligencia en- el cumpllmlento
dc SUI deber. Fl jurado contra dlcho
ex.funcionario ha sido IN de los mas
in~teresantes por las ~revelaciones
que Sc han hecho r~elacIonadas con Ia
inmoraIidad de Ia policia.
La apprehension del ex-tercer CO.
misionado, Sc dc5io en- vista de haber
sido cncontrado en- f!aEcante delito,
81 d;a docc de NoviembrC del ano
pasado, durante III rccistro practi-
cado 0 dos detectives de Ia cScua-
Ira contra el vicio, en- \ casa lie
huuspeIes del distrito occidental de
nsta ciudad. Dichos detectives han
sido, naturalmente, los dos testlSos
D~rinc:paIes de cargo en- e. jurado
del eX-funcionario. Segun "a decla-
racion de dIchos testigos, en- Ia fecha
inGicada vieron entrar 4 Mr.. Drum
Porter con una mujer en la cltada
casa Y no habiendo podido penetrar
ellos por Ia puerta. por haber sldo
cerrada por dentro, 10 hicieron por
una escalera de escape para lncen-
dos, habiendo ]e1contrado q eX-fun
cionario en- flagrante delit0. Al ser
detenldo, Ell comisionado do 81 nom
bre como Clarence Wolf, de Brook
lvn. Dero luego en- otra habitaci6n, Sc
do a con los detectives,
como el tercer Comisiarado de Po-
licia, m~ostrando su plaza, su revoI-
yer Y algunas cartas para 81 identlfl
cac;6n, indicando q los detectives que
no arrestaran a Ia mujer. que vestin
de luto rigIroso.
Mr.. Porter eacarg6 q los detecti-
YES que 10 d~eclarasen NADIA acerca
de Ia s~ituaci0n en- Que sc le habia
s~orprendido. Pero los detectives cum
plicrdo con su deber, pusierOn el
case en- conocimieato de la superio-
ridad. Ia que ]aprovech0 esta falJa
para acumularla mas tarde "a Ia
acusaci6n contra Porter, de negligen
cia en- ell cumpIimiento lie su deber.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
MEDICION

Media docena de senores OUT sc
caen de puro sabios Y cuya currda
On 81 ramo del saber camelar huma-
10 es IA astronomia. Sc han rpunl-
do en- "a Capital de los Estados Uni
dos con objeto de discutir cosaS tan
int~eresantes como ell estudio del Uni
verso Y Ia medicion de Ia TERRA a
fin dc poder resolver con eXactitud
el problema que tanto p~reOcIpaba a
Don Manuel Bonilla, de cuanto era
el terreno que habia perdido "a agri
cultura con el estorbo de los ocea-
nos.
Es raro que en- IN pals como este
donde no Sc pierde el tempo en- ma
da. haya quien salga con la gaita de
tomarle medidas al Universe. Segu-
ramente que Ia humanidad Va a con-
.5iderarse mas feliz el dia que lie di-
gan: eI sistema solar mide ochocien
tos mil millones. de milloncs. de mi,
Homes. etc de Kilometres cuadrados
Q redonGos.
Y luego. ICON la seguridad que hay
de Que los datos g a exactos...
Porque 81 los ilustres sabios nos
r~esIelven Ell calculo con IN equivo-
caci6u de millones de leguaS mas o
menos. cualquiera sc da cuenta Y Sc
los reclama...
AI-DIEAY
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
NATURAL 7 FIGURA

Segun los periodicos de Nueva
York. Carranza tenia en proyecto
una expedition contra Ia Republica
de Honduras.
No 10 dudamos, porqle el w%cjeci-
to apost6hco Y adorable ha sido STEM
pre- muy' amigo de meterSe en- hon
duras.
10 malo del case. 0 10 bueno. es
que hasta ahora habia selido mas o
menos bieu de los atoliaderos, pero
tarto va el cantaro a aqua hasta
que Sc rompe. y ell esta ultima vez
Ell senior Carranza fu6 al aqua con e.
klma de cantaro de Bonillas y, no
tiene nj que. lie van 4 rOmper el al
ma al hombre $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
AUDIFAZ
ENLACE TORRES-TAMEZ

Il domingo ultimo, a las siete dc
Ia noche, contrajeron matrimon!o EN-
Ia Iglesia Cathedral de San Fernan-
do ell senior Jose Torres Wales Y Ia
Senorita Maria N. Tamez.
Fueron padrinos de Ia ceremonial
nupcial: seEor Alfonso Cara Cantu
y senorita Amalia Torres; senior An
dres Flores y senoritat Paula Elton
do; senior Arturo Garcia Y sehorita
Clotilde Garcia Y senior Guadalupe
Rodriguez Y senorita Rafaela z.
Tamez. Formaron ia corte de amor,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

las ninas: Hortensia GalinGo, Irene
Leal. Guadalupe Perez, Indalecia Ga
Undo Y Hugo Manlio de Fuentes.
Por la noche. ell Club Ideal" ORE
clio IN bale en- honor de los desposa-
dos. en- el Salon Albert, sito en- Ia es-
ourna de las Gales Indianola y Wyo
ming.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

SOTA- Los sus-TIptorrs. a. zanzibar 6s
Residential dsocu darnos tar;o a ng~"G coma
"a antigua iiseeci6D. = Fin Dc s7cta- p-o-
pIansH'e = -ambin - aucstrCs I1u-ps-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Entered rs Srcond-cfaSs ma.t-C S-S@-a5y
q. 1919. AZ the Pos, Office G. san Aa,o-
MO. Texas, under he AeL o. March {,
1916.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
,~SUBRAYANDO LAS NO71CLAS

sobre TODD 10 que Sc ha dichO del He
roe De "A Paz, quien, sin el tesrimo-
Mo honorable de Don Heriberro, ia.
mas habria entrado en- e! temple de
ia Fama. 3 donde van a ser llevados
a remolQue por la ~posteridad, Carran
"a. Candida Aguilar. Nativ!dad Ma
las. Pancho Serna. Hermila Galindo.
!'Rip.Rip." Gustavo Solano Y Don Ma
nuel Amava.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
NTERPELACION

LA Comisi6n ~permanente inter
pela al executive sobrc ia s~!tuac!0n
de Sonora" dice E! Heraldo de Ne
xico."
Las cosas Sc estan viniendo de
r2anera tan preciPitada que crsmos
que ri la Comis:on "a q ser perma-
nente ANY more" y Que sale sobran
do que interpele a C~arraaza. porque
Carranza. en- ell inter Sc "pela'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Para libros en- espanol dirijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, llS
n. Sta Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

los Rinones ejercen
una preston Sobre "a
restan aMbIcto-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Para l;bros en- espanoi dirijase US
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

venGca q SD csla uaE. Ut" 81 Gs:et CON-
u-S =, r=IoN =. Aa-A &c - 1asala = dc u
r,S.rs ain costlrt- IN solo cc1;ayo. = Quie-
re peuefieia-se con cS;a -.s--a cNr-soTtiaa-
-la. no 80 JrasGgr. ,lur r~ss3aa lGneai4:a-
n,eutr i0ch7---tr S'g0 COMO G~cpesstC- $
ucs rn.7.1l v=-G. 20. --r.sap -c .u G2-ca.gs
por &-00-
DOMESTIC WATCH co Dept l.
zsr, FL---t-ts A.. ,a-s1=r. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Las intermediates de

HOMBRES Las intermediates de
los Rinones eiercen
7 preston sobre "a
MUJERES. mente, restan ambicio-
1es, energias: "a oelleza. e. vIgor y
algeria desaparecen frecuentemente E
causa de desrreglos 0 Intermediates
de los -inones. Para obtener los ne
iores resultados use2 DR.. h!Imers
Swamp Root, IA gran medicina pa
To los rinoneS. De venta en- las dro-
guerias en- botellas grandes y de ia
maRo regular. EIvianOs por CO.
rreo botella de muestra Y fO,leto eX-
pGcativo. Dirijanse . DR.. kllmer and
Co. Binghamton, y. Y, incluyendo
diez centavos y m~encionando 8 La
Prensa, San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
MISS HENRIETTA SZOLD

Miss Sold. who is about to leave
first woman Zionist, having been an
ardent supporter of the Zionist move
ment for the past quarter of II century.
She is the daughter of the late Rabbi
Baltimore's leading Rabbi; was born
and raised i'm Baltimore. and Went TO
New York about fifteen years ago.
Miss Sold held meetings with a group
Of Zionist women in New York. which
in 1912 organized Hadassah. the wom-
ans branch of the Zionist movement.
which now consists of seventy-four
chapters in rs many cities of the United
States She became secretary of the
Federation of American IionistS. WIS
appointed secretary-treasurcr of the
Bureau of Jewish Education of New
York: an honorary secretary. Jewish
Agricultural Experiment Station. Miss
Sold was elected member of the
executive committee of the Jewish Pub
LEGATION Society. 1855. and served until
1893: became secretary to Publication
Committee in June. 1898: acted in that
capacity until December II, 1916. and
edited all the manuscripts submitted
during that time and saw them thru
press.
AT farewell tea held in Miss
SZold's honor recently by Hadassah at
O.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
HIGH BRITISH CROSS FOR LADY
READING

London, April I'm appreciation of
what services she rendered to Great
Britain during her stay in the United
States with her husband. the present
Lord Chief Justice of England. the
Grand Cross of the British Empire has
been awarded TO Lady Reading.
Before her marriage in 1877 to Lord
Reading. Lady Reading was Miss Alice
Edith Cohen. u daughter of the late
Albert Cohen. London merchant,
Lady Reading is of n most retiring
manner and few Britons, even in
Washington, knew what tactful aid she
rendered the British Embassy there.
She established Il close liaisop lie
tween the women hospitallers in Engs
land and i'm America and acted AS the
medium for the exchange of technical
and administrative ideas. She ] rov-
ed herself most helpful to both sides.
thus gaining the confidence of import
ant and powerful circles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
CHILDREN EAGER TO USE IL
BRARIES.

Children are quick to take advantage
of opportunities offered by public Ii
Lraries as means of experimenting
their schooling and gaining self-cdu
cation thru the intelligent use of books.
according to reports of librarians thru
out the United States which show than
nearly one half of the number of
patrons of the libraries are youngsters.
OF this large percentage. very many
are sons and daughters of parents
born in foreign lands who have come
to America to make their homes.
Taking advantage of early acquaint
ance with the best American literature
will tend to make better citizens of
the children. 1t will also be of bene-
fit to their parents. as the ideas and
information CLEANED from these books
are spread i'm the home by the talk
of the youngsters and gradually exert
strong influence.
The American Library Association.
in cooperation with existing library
agencies. is encouraging this use of
the public libraries by children. In
lis Books For Everybody" movement,
the Association lays much stress on
the importance of self-education. To
accomplish the aims Of the Enlarged
Program. which points TO time when
books will be freely available to every
man, woman and child in the United
States. the Association ia obtaining a
fund of $1,000 900. This fund. which
will carry on the work for at least
three years, is being obtained by the
individual efforts of librarians, IL
brary trustees and friends of libraries
and no intensive drive methods are
being employed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
FRENCH IN UPPER SILESIA BEAT
JEWS.


Warsaw-Dr. WeinZeiher. the jew
ish Deputy in the Polish Parliament re-
ported that the French soldiers Sent
into the province with the Plebiscitc
Commission arrested - Jewish young
men and by order of the Comnandaht
inflicted upon each Is lashcs. Many
Of these Jews are now in very serious
condition as Il result.
All of the - Jews are from Eastern
Galicia. and lived in Katovitz. Late
~ the Polish Government deportcd
them from their home town and or
dcred them to Weston" 1t is appar-
cnt then that the young men were com
PEELED to go into Upper Silesia. Never
thclcss. the French military authori-
ties. arrested them on the charge OF
escaping Polish military service. Even
this charge is fundamentally false.
since in Eastern Galfcia the Polish
Government has not the right of en-
forcing military service upon the pop
ulation. Among the victims were many
seventeen and eighteen year olds.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
DEMONSTRATION
AGAINST JEWISH ACTOR

Budapest-An ant-Semitic mob
made demonstration against the lew
ish actor. Oscar Beregi befor" the local
National Theatre.
As Il result the management was
compelled to change the program for
the evening and present another play
without the participation of Bcrcei
Bercgi is considered tn be the great
est dramatic arts; on the Hungarian
stage. He is the only Jewish actor
of prominence to he engaged by the
Budapest National Theatre. The anti
Scmitcs would be satisfied with him
if he were to consent to baptism. In
Il letter to the local newspapers Bcrcgi
declared that all tho anti-Scnlitic agi-
intion and eveh III" danger Of his los
ing his position ~ the National The
afr" will not illrce him to rcnounce
,he faith of his fathers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
AMERICAN JEWISH RELIEF COM
MITTEE REPORTS S13.631, 00i .03
COLLECTED.

Since the American Jewish Relief
Committee inaugurated its non-scctar-
ian appeal for Jewish war sufferers in
Eastern Europe in January 1919. 3d.
G31 .O0I.O3 has been raised from Jews
and Gentiles alike turnout the coun-
try, Henry H. Rosenfelt. director of
the committee announced Campaigns
pending or now going on will raise the
total past the s2O.OOO.OOO mark. Mr..
RoScnfclt reported.
Included in the recent contributions,
toward all of which Gentilcs were lib
cral donors. were the following state
campaign totals:
Gcorgia. S35OO0O: Louisiana. S130.-
600: Delaware. SlJ5.O0O Ohio. 81 i3S.-
GOO: Pennsylvania. S3.19S.50S: Rhode
Island. S23O.0OO; North Dakota. $50
900: Maryland. S7G0.000: Indiana.
$7O0.OOO Illinois. S2.300.W0: Colo
RADIO. S2iOOO0: Mississippi. SEI.S2l.
Southern California. which is just
beginning campaign for 100000. las
already raised S2jO.0O0. \ campaign
for S1OOO.0OO begins the latter part
of April in Canada.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

The Free Synagog announces II Ral'
its sessions in the Synagog House. 81
W. GSth St. New York City The scs-
sions begin on July 9th. The following
courses and teachers are announced :
The Making of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Max l.. Margolis. Professor of EN-
"gcsis. Dropsie College: Judaism and
Primitive Christianity. Professor F. J.
Foakes Jackson. Union Theological
Seminary Practical Problems of tn"
Ministry. DR.. stephen S. Wise: Th"
SynagoG and Social Service. Dir. sid
ney Goldstein.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

Isador Goldman will soon leave Chi
cago for Palestine with his family.
consisting of wife and seven children.
He is the first of some fifty success
ful Jewish residents of Chicago who
prefer the hazards of pioneering in the
Holy Land to remaining in Chicago. He
and the comrades who will follow him,
expect to become Palestinian farmers
raising almonds, oranges. and olives.
These Jews are neither aged. ready TO
die. nor unsuccessful immigrants who
have failed in this land.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

Two hundred thousand dollars is
bcqueathed to the Michael Reese Hos
pital by the terms of the will of the
lntc Otto Baer of Chicago Mr.. Baers
total estate is estimated at five hun
drcd thousand dollars. The use of the
ironey left to the hospital is to be de-
tcrmincd by the directors of the insti-
tuition and committee composed OF
William NJ Calm, Jr.. Joseph c. Fried
man and Abraham Meyer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
JEWISH WOMEN'S CONGRESS
IN PRAGUE


Prague, CzechoSlOvakia--At the
Congress which was held on the lie y
ish Women's Day of which we have
previously written. many Jewish
women of prominence from all parts
OF Europe We're present. lmulein
Bertha Pappenhcim addressed the
Congress on behalf of the Jewish
women Of Germany. Miss Gerberd-
ing spoke in English in the name
of her AngIo-JcwiSh sisters. The
educational problems of Jewish
wOminhood were discussed by Mrs.
lrma Pollak. The Congress decided
to found farming school for jew
ish girls.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

The Jewish community of Dallas,
Tex. and its vicinity contemplates
building Il 150-bed hospital. 1t expects
to make most of the beds free. which
is the general policy of Jewish hos
pitals the world over. One source has
already pledged 100000 toward the
contemplated cost of 1000 900.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

DIR. LlcwclIyn Sale. of st. Louis. re-
ccivcd word from the French Govern
mcnt of his decoration. DR.. Sale has
hCcn appointed Professor of the EcnuX
.,rtS. and received as decoration the
privilege of wearing the Palm an
honor bestowed on very few, either
frcnchmcn or foreigners. The honor
was bestowed for service near the
Field of Battle,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

Rabbi Alex Segel of Fresno. Calf.
has been in correspondence with
Charles Dana Gibson in regard to the
policy of Life, the humorous weekly
which the artist has acquired. Mr..
>Gibson assures Rabbi Segel that Life
aims to he fair. and one CLEANS from
his letter that untoward caricaturc
and comment on Jews will he abated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

The Greater New York Appeal for
Jewish Sufferers from the War learn
ed from Commissioner of immigration
Jhl that about seventy-rive Jewish
immigrants arrived in this port in the
last two weeks. as against ten times
that number in normal times. Those
who arrive. it announced. come from
Eastern Europe and all tell the same
stories of starvation in Poland and
Central Europe generally.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

DIR. Rudolph /. Coffee. at present
Rabbi of Temple Judea. Chicago, Ill.
will he installed on Friday evening,
April 23rd. in his new post. as spirit
ual leader of Collingwood Avenue TEN
pie of Toledo. Ohio. Rev. Dr. Stephen
s. Wise of the New York Free Syna-
COG, will officiate Mt the installation
ceremony.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

]. w. Holman, president of the
Wells-Fargo Nevana National Bank
director of the United States National
Bank of Portland, Ore. and one of
the most prominent bankers in Cali
fornia. died in San Francisco on April
9th. at the Adler Sanitarium.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21
MAY PROVE 4 BLESSING.

Because we have failed to keep our
good resolutions is no reason that w"
should cease making them. We can
only become better by resolving TO do
so. The place where man fails may
become the brightest spot in his lie
if he learn thereby to stand erect.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

Rabbi Sol Bezalel Friedman of
Cleveland has been unanimously elect
ed spiritual leader OF Congregation
poalc Zedck. Pittsburg Poale Iedck
is the largest Hungarian Congregation
of Pittsburg. 1t was established IN
1851. Rabbi Friedman is II graduate
,f the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theoio-
gical Seminary and has the distinction
of hcing the first American born jew
to receive the degree of Smicha.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-21

The new Jewish Orphanace and
Childrcn's Aid at Winnipeg. Canada.
was opencd on February 20. The build
ing, which is thoroly modern, at present
accommodates 12J children. and can
be enlarged when the requirements
npceSSitatp