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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
!. st. Louis Z. Cleveland 6.
Philadelphia S., New York II. u
Detroit s, Chicago 8.
Boston : Washington postponed;
rain,
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CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
3 New York IL, Boston S.
Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 1. ,'
Chicago LIST. Louis 5.
Pittsburgh Cincinnati postponed
rain.
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Yanks stan Going.

New York, June 5.-The Yankees
continued their terrific smuggling yes
terday and beat Philadelphia, IL to S.
The Yanks hit three pitchers for If
teen hits totalling 2s bases. In the
first inning Pratt made a home run
with the bases full. Meusel hit a
home run. a double and two singles
in Ave times up. He scored three
runs and drove in two Ruth got a
double. Score:
r. H. e.
Philadelphia. .1o4 900 ooo-5 8 2
New York .. 613 Ito 00x-12 Is 1
Naylor. Rommell. Keefe, and Per-
kins, styles; Mogridge and Hannah.
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POTATOES.

Chicago. June 5.-Potatoes excited;
receipts 16 cars; northern whites sack
ed 9.25; new Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
sacked 1000 1900 cwt Florida no
sales. a ,
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LIBERTY. BONDS.

New York, June 5.-Final prices to-
day were: 3 LIS, s1.40s first As,
$3.50 bid; second AZ. $3.50 bid; first
third 4 las, $500: fourth Alas, 81. 100;
Victory 34s, $3.50; Victory 4'3-4s.
1886.
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MUCH v LOST.

Sydney, Australia, May 19.-(Mail.)
The president. of the Australian
Miners association estimates that
yer $4,000, 900 worth of silver has
been lost as a result of the twelve
months strike at the Broken Hills
mines. s' III -tf ~
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Edmonton, Alta, June 5.-The AL
berta provincial government has dis
tributed seed grain totalling in value
$75O.0O0. to the farmers throughout
the province SO far this year. This
work was ~necessitated by drought o
ddtions last season. /.
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Chants Win.

Boston. June 5.-New York defeat
ed Boston, IL to s, yesterday, Film
gtm giving. ten bases on balls. KEEL
VS. triple and home run were re-
sponsible for five runs. Score:
r. H. E.
New York. o25 $40 ooo-11, 3 4
Boston ..... 04O aO10 O30- 8 II l
Douglas. Hubbell and Smith; Fill
ingim and O'Neill.
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Tail Enders Win.

Chicago, June 5-Enective pitching
by Dau8 held Chicago safe while De-
troit punched hits offathe local pitch
ers, who YER unsteady, and enabled
Detroit to win yesterday, 6 to 3. Ray
Schalk completed his one-thousandth
major league game, all Of which he
played In a White Sox uniform, Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago 400 900 21o-3 5 3
Detroit ...... .23o 900 010-6 9 0
Faber. Kerr. Payne and Schalk;
Dauss and AinsYnith.
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"Es-The market is still IN an UP
heaval and tanners are silent as tombs
with no trading going on at any price.
Hides freely offered all over the coun
try with no takers show the situation.
the low prices asked are no object to
tanners. The leather market Is dead with
large stocks in tanners hands and. no
buyers at present. INDICATIONS all point
strictly nominal. Calf skins are also dull
and neglected by all tanners.
PELTS-Quiet with nothing moving
except on old contracts, quotations are
lower and nominal.
TALLow-Market has reached a low
er level with no demand from any users.
Large stocks are held by renderers ev-
erywhere.
WooI-There is no quotable prices as
yet, soon as some Of the large western
clips are moved we. will quote prices. on
this market page.
1u1s-season over and prices have
declined from $50 to 500 at the sales
just over at st. Louis and New York.
Quotations are subject to changes with
fH.'a To. EL >.k .rfE F-F
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. Cheese steady; receipts 1854 boxes;
state whole. milk flats held white and
colored, specials 3o@31.; do average
run 29c. STATE whole milk flats cur
rent make white and colored, specials
rs 1-2@27;td do average run rs 1-2@
26. . -
Live poultry, steady: ROSTERS lie:
others unchanged; dressed. dull and
unchanged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-05

Madrid-The government has cre-
ated a commission to provide national
shoes to be sold at prices lower than
In effect now.
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GRAND FORKS TEAM AND COLORED
GIANTS TO MEET IN The FIRST
GAME OF SERIES THIS EVENING
} NATIONAL LEAGUE
Alex, The Great, Stopped.

Alex, The Great, Stopped.
St. Louis, June 5.-Atter winning
straight games, Alexander wa:
stopped by st. Louis yesterday in tn,
game with Chicago, 5 TO 1. Triples
by Hornsby and Fournjer inquired il
all of the locals runs Score:
= .. R. H. E
Chicago $3.50. 900 o1o ooo-1
st. Louis .... 1O1 002 01x-5 IA !:
Alexander and Killefer, O'Farrell
Doak and Clemens.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Minneapolis, June "'5.--F1our rs
cents .lower;..in carload lots, family
patents quoted at ,14.s5 to 1925 a
barrel in 9s-pound cotton sacks; ship
ments 81, sol barrels.
Bran $780,. at .4t#
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DULUTH.
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
fDu,uth. Mimi, June 5.---Flaxseeu
prices ran off as easily in q %r.
ket as they advanced "a
Ipected liberal arrivals OF Arse .hars
seed was a bearish influence M tneIos
vves n demand from crushers. July
dax closed 9 1-2c off at 4'09 sly "a
high All, low 4.08, and OctoberF 90
lof at 4.08 asked. $3.50. /;
Snot rye closed S-4cfup at s2.14.l-s'
INV 3-4c up at 2.03 IA, and Septemaas
her ! 3-4c OF at, 1872. Oats closed x,
1s4c up at 1.01 1-4@1.06 Ia. There
was n o market in barley. Closing:
wheat-No. I dark mortimer. on
track 2.S0@ sos nominal; NO. aara =
dark northern 2.7O@2.95; nominal;
No. 1 northern t2.65@2.80 nominal;
No. . northern 2.6O@2.75 nominal:
No. 3 northern 2.55 2.7O nominal;
No. 1 amber durum on track 2.SSW 4
1893: No. 2 amber durum 2.8O@2.90;j
No. mixed durum on track 2.72W
ESQ; No. 2 mixed durum 2.7O@2.So;'
NO. 1 durum on track No
2 durum 2.70@2.S0.
July 400 1-2; October 4.0S asked.
Oats on track 1.01 1-4@1.06 Ia
Rye on track 2.14 IA; arrive Pill
Ia; July 2.o3 IA; September l.S2
asked. /,
Barley none.
Duluth, Mimi, June 5.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat I'll
500 bushels; oats 1880; barley 1000;
rye 56,000; fax 1900. "
Shipments: Wheat 46,500 bushels;
lrye 146, 900.
Elevator receipts bonded grain
Wheat $500. ~
Duluth car inspection: wheat
mos 1 and 2 dark northern and Nos
and 2 northern 8; No. 8 dark nor
,thern and No. 8 northern S;5.other
spring 9; Nos. 1 and 2 amber durum
and Nos 1 and 2 durum 5; No. 3 m
Der duru mand No. 8 durum 8: other
durum 8; mixed 10: all wheat As; flax
2; rye 10; barley /; all grains 81; on
track Al.
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MIXERS Win.

Toledo. June 5.-Lowdermilk.h held
Toledo to four hits while Minneapolis
punched hits off Stryker and the visit
ors won, 5 to O.. Score:
Minneapolis. 49,. 900 O40 001-5 Z 2
Toledo.......... 900 900 000-o 4 l
Lowdermilk and Mayer; Stryker
and Murphy.
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pRODtCE.z

81. New York. June 5.-Butter steady;
receipts 2,016 tubs;q creamery higher
than extras SIS 1-2@56; extras coz
score) 55c: firsts lS8 to..s1c score) 81
@54 1-2. Eggs steady; receipts 29,092
cases; storage packed. extra firsts t47
GAS: do, 1rsts 45@ IS; fresh gathered
extra firsts As @47 1-2; do firsts 42@
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Cured Hides ........... lie 16c
Bulls ........... 15c a14c !.
Cured Kip (short hairy. -22c 20hc
Cured Kip dong hair) ~. zoe 18Kc
Cured Calf veal skins) soc 28Hc
Cured Deacon skins .....$2.25 to $1.75
Cured, Horse hides. as to
size, each ........... 500 to $50
Cured Ponies and Clues,
as to size, each ...... $50 to zoo
Cured Colt skins, as to
r size, each ............ 100 to soc
Pelts (full wooled) as to
size, each .......l.. $50 to 100
Clips and shearlings. as
to size. each ........l so to .25c
Rendered Tallow ....A 10 .O7c1
Green hides 2 to SC per pound less
and part cured hides 1 to &c per pound
less than above quoted ON cured hidesD.
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GRAIN RECEIPT.
nIsrRIRIrE MUCH GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June s.
Wheat receipts 2O1 cars, compared
with IFS cars a year ago. Us
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FURNISHED by The Redick Hide & Fur
* CO.1.

HIDE n FSa EA1EET
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Herald Want ADS Bring Resultl
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AMERICAN ASSN
Saints Shut Out Indians.

Indianapolis, June 5.-St. Paul
made it three straight from Indian
apolis. winning yesterday. 6 to 0.
Hall was invincible, allowing five
widely scattered hits. Score:
st. Paul ...... O12 900 O12-6 10 0
Indianapolis. :. 900 900 600 S l
Hall and Hargrave; Jones, Rogge
and Gossett.
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Philadelphia stops Meadows.

Philadelphia Stops Meadows.
Philadelphia, June 5.-Myers' ter
rife batting resulted in Meadows
first defeat Of the season, yesterday
Philadelphia losing, S to l.. Score
e-''f 81 R. H. Il
Brooklyn 900 oo2 o12--5 s
Philadelphia 900 o10 0o0-1 7 a.,
Mamaux and Miller; Meadows ane
Tragesser. t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09
Supe Nadridten.

Il,g. unO Ben Soffmonn uno
Gbns. @unmert modJtcn iettc @ode
cit1en @eidGfts 3 Altsflug nod 2inn.
6rcb &rlteger un0 Albin Niemolo
bcfanocn iid lctte 8ode mcbrcrc
Gage in ct. 2ouis.
2ouis 2ipsfo6 bcgob iid) lcttc
ISOLDE in @ci6aften nod Gbomois.
Hidorb arueger nno s. %. Sc.
nlepcr boben IN Colorado 800 Idcr
6armlan0 gcfauft.
81. $. Selnepcr, neld)cr mcbrCrc
Wonotc in ct. 2ouis beih1ftiQt mar.
lit lette 8o6e lpicoer nod Scope 51t.
riidgcfebrt.
@crtnonn WeDer, bon GballpiS,
NOR Icttc @odc beiudsipciic bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

Sic M. 8. u. 2oQc bicIt orl /
in Sacob'S SolIc ibrc Sob
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Sreitas, ben 8. Sannar, 1920.
Berger.

Sobn 6aes, bon ct. 2ouiS, bot
ieinen SagObunb an ISM. 6rodmonn
fir $500 berfauft.
@alter 6inf, Sol. &ramer, Glar-
ence Sbonnon, @p. 5inf uto 8. S.
Goebel febrten lebten Sanlstog BON
Der Sagh 5uriid NIT elmer 9cute bon
81 Saicn, meI6c oieielben innerbalb
brei Stunben erlegt batten.
Or. 8ottenberg, bon ct. 2pltis,
mo er ols Ebieror5t i'm 0ienlte Der
Reeierung itebt, mar lebte ISOLDE
bier allf 9eiu6 bel 8erlpanOten unb
Srcunben.
Srau gOp. 0ieterle, mel6e iid
auf Der &ronfenlilte befonb, gebt
iett nieber ibrer @eneIung entgegen.
Suit 0ietcrle unb SRI. Selma
8lumer wuroen ont 0onnerstag let.
ter ISOLDE berebelidt unb troten o1rl
nd6iten Gage cine So65eitsreiie nad
&anIas Gitp an. @ir gratuliren
unb milni6en Dem populGrcn jungen
Buorc Dicl @lilf i'm gbeitanoe.
Or. &. 8. Saffner, BON Scrmonn,
par lebtc @pde IN Decentralization
bier.
9llfreO 8o0c, g8nl. @al,b ltro Us.
s. 9tocOcl lparet Ietten 9onncrstog
III @clhGftcn irt @crrnonn.
Sol. Sabonbc, meldcr bier at Scr
&pbnull0 Der 6rou @cirtano Ser,
~bciierungcn ouSfiiDrtc, lit micocr in
fem @cira, in 8urrcn Golrntp, SIT.
rilfgcfC6rt.
Die 6anilic Sobn 2o6oubc ocrcn
MttgIic0cr bci cinem 9(ltto. llngliid,
iiber bo8 an onocrcr STEELE bcridtet
miro, idiucr berlcBt mltr0clt, 5ollen
mir unlcr oufridtigc8 9eileiO rno
niinI6en ibncn redt boloigc @ieoer.
Der telllng.
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rulQ Ioiia III nidlt 10 Qro6 mic Oic
@cjIooija, Sic ocm @~}otiGltcn QcQc.
bcu mir0, obcr iic QcniiQt, I'M ole
icnigcu. sic Der Nnitcdun0aQciobr
nu$NeieBt ijn0 otli bic 0nurr ppn eli
mem Wonot, bon Der Bet Der Gin.
i9ritun0 on qCrcdnCt, gu bCihilBcn.
glHt Gnoc 0icicr 3citNoltcr ninmt
Der Sdnib Gin Gn0C.
SIC 2 Of If II ntcr Ii Dumas s.
CT D00C.
Bor elm puor SSobrcn mltr0e cine
icbr cinind)c Neutrality-suspicious.
cntbcdt, nm fcit5uitcllen oh cine
@crion bon Der 0ipbtbcric oll9cItcdt
mcrocn fam O6cr nid)t. Sic lit oils
bic Sdid Neutrality-suspicious. be
fonnt. Sic bcItcbt borir, 0oB man
Gin pour Gropfcn cincS prGpnriertcn
9ipbtbcric Iorin8 IN bic &oltt
Ipript unO Damn bcobo6tct, Of cin
djordttcriitiidcr rotor Sled Grihcint.
mo Die Giuipribtn1G Qcrlodt rnurOc.
N}adt lid ciu ncrortjdcr I(cf inner
1olb unn 3mcj Dncr OrCl [cocn nidt
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Die Nniuenonng cincr ncnen Gnt'
6cfnng.

Vcin1 Gintritt OcS faItcn McttCrS
millicn Wiittcr qcgcn GrfdltrnQ,
Slnacncnt3iinbulg un0 0ipthcric
olti Sut icin. Noh Ocn G6uqIinQ&
jobren bil6ct oic 0iptberic Der gr0b,
ten @efobrcn fir &inocr. N}cbr olS
Gin Sicbtel ollcr Eo0c8fGIlc bon Sim.
0crn 5lpiihcn 0rci un0 bier SoGrcn
miro our6 bic 9ipthcrie Dcrllrioht.
Gic 0ip6t6erie lit cine Dcr6iitborc
&ronf1eit ml0 1T Gcil6or, lpcrn lie
rr0cntlif inter 2mpcn0uuQ non
Intitorin beGon0clt miro. Ole mci.
item Minocr, Gic on ser IipDt1cric
itcrben loiien IN @irflitfcit i6r &c.
BEN infolqc scr llnIoiiicnbcit um0
llnOorii6tigfeit ser GItcrl1,
Die Giphthcric lit iebr onitcfcno
ln0 nicle ainOcr merbcn onqcitedt.
GcsGoI6 ipritt Ser 9oftor, lpcnr Elm
Sail bon 8ipbtbcric cntocft miro,
0as Intitoriu nidt MIR 6cm Boficn-
ten ciL Iorocrn ou6 oils ShutmoB
rcqeI b~enienigen, Ole nit bent 30
tierten in 8eriibrung gefommen
iino.
Dies nennt man Smnuniiieren
ooer llnempfinbli6.mqde Der be.
treffenoen 8crIon. Die Smlnuniiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

Sobn 6aes, bon ct. 2ouiS, bot
ieinen Sag0bunb an ISM. 6rodmonn
fir $500 bcrfouft.
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Neucs ans Stunb Sill.
Office I'M Sunt'tSebGuoC.

Sic 20. &. q. 2pgc biclt ant /.
San1tnr in Sacob'$ Sollc ibrc Sob.
rcSDeriamml1tne ob.
Sn ct. 2ouiS lit Icbtc @odc Sra,
Soo Sale, cine EoMtcr Scr Srolr
@nt. S6mcppc bon nobc Stonp Sill.
%gcItorbcn. Sbr 2ei6nubm mltr6c
bicrbcr gcbradt uno ont 81. 0escuu.
Ter ouf Dem ebonoclii6cn Girdbofc
bel Charlotte, beitottet.
@ie mir b6ren bcabIidtigt @m.
2erbS bel Scnote @robc cine Sornl
5u foufen.
2ciber erfobrcn mir bob 9oItor
slug. <bn iid o1tf ser aronfenliitc
befinoct 1lnb miini6en mir inherent
lieben Sreurbe rcd)t boloioc Better
ing.
SScor 9. @rtmpcr, bon ct. 2o,tiS,
meilt gegcntuGrtig bier altf 8ciud,
bel 8erlponbten uno Sreunoen.
0as Gro9ranl boS in Ser Sid,
MOOD Sdulc ~gegeben mltrbe bon Sen
Sdiilern unter 2eitltng ibrer Sch
rcrin, SRI. Selen 9reltcr, mar re6t
unterbolteno unh ser 9eilld Gin
5ablreider.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

Ioicr 2lrt, Ger Sdynb lit oli Tobre
Dinolla inn pjcllcid,t fjjr 0aa gauge
&chcn mirfioul.
&niicn Sic 0cn g(r3t cine GAid
l(ntcrilldnna on ibrcm &in0c Dor
nebnlcn, lun0 mcnn 0icIc eincn W}orrr
gel an Sdrrb gcgcn 0ipbtberic oar.
tut, 10 loiicn iic i'm orci Gdueimpf,
ltn9cn h%orncbnlcn.
@cr iidl Oofilr intcreiiiert, meiterc
G%in5clbcitcn ilbcr Die 4npcnoung
oicicr ucucu @ntoedltng 5u leieiL
ihrcibc an oos Il. g. Gublic ScoIth
ScrOice, &oibin9ton, 8, g., uno
pcrIun0e oos Supplement Gr. Ia,
lpeldeS ocn GitcI trdgt: 9%ipbtbcrio:
Cts 8rcocrtion ono Control.
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8eu, Sc tonne ii9
bente, oaB mir nit
ben WeoeslpeiIsr an
bic auts fin. Haas
benz Der 8eNespeis
nit feline DUNN bets
te unb feline Bull
hettetneB, ben gauge
0rpditpr bsmmals
lii4t 9ebobt bat, bat
er fich nit mphr fphu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

Ell tI9iep Sci Golts bubt pomit il
perbIetpe
S9ne Sbrn Gietper
PbtlipP Soueromper ~.
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Sam ais @einnSbeits. Jint9cbcr

C0icie Spoltc miro fir 0a& 8oIf5s
bIatt bon Dem Il. g. Yltblic NColtb
Scroicc, Mllpcrt @Iuc, Surgeon
General, reoi9iert,)
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Ofrmtr 5dlrribehrirf he's
fbiltpp 5~aurrampter.
"a.

Nlsin Iieber Serr RebodttonGr:-
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--atlc uniere 2eier, lpeldc Ole Sci.
tltna nidyt r~c8elmdBig erbaltcn limb
gc6eten, uns Der &oItfarte 5tt bcnat.
ri6ti9en, 6orlit mir Mobile ihnffen
fonnen. Sic %crlueiicn un8 oa1nit cine
gro6c @cfGItigfeit.
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graf Yrintius Co., Serausseber.
Sermaun, 1o.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
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Die 0urb Seine berDor0crufcncn
&ranfbciten totem mebr @eni6c,t, als
Die moroerii6lten Griege, crflirt Die
9ultOc& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sm
Sabre 1917 fomen ol1rd 2ungenct'
3jiuOung unO 59ninOiu6t 223, 1000
2Uncrifoncr Inn, mas mcbr al8 Iiebens
mai Ole 3abI 0ercr lit, 0ic 1T Ironf'
reid im &riege 8ct0tet mllr0cn.
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ssn un Rnisnso cOmrHNssauie o. Hus
fErtfse uuaies inefatoa. sPuedc hul,sl
niro molicamcuto mas dieno a. cen
haueas Aa,I
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"LAND OF ALLAH" FROLIKERS
BENEFIT PRODUCTION AR
RANGEMENTS BEING MADE.

Final arrangements are now being
made by the Fro1ikers and the Young
Women's Hebrew Association for the
presentation Of the oriental fantasy, "The
Land of Allah" Many pleasant sur
prises await the audience for the first
appearance of the Frolikers in benefit
performance, which will be staged at the
Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday
afternoon, January Is. The proceeds
will go toward the Jewish Sheltering
Home for Children.
The scenes of the "Land of Allah"
are laid in Turkey, and the story deals
with the cruelties inflicted upon various
people who adhere to their faiths. Miss
Florence Schulman will play the role of.
the escaped slave Of the harem. Miss
Schu1man will be seen in a realistic bit
of character work. Mr.. Louis Mandel-
STAN will play the part of the beggar
of Bagdad. Mr.. David J. Smi1owitz will
play the role of the Sultan, being well
fitted for the character of the Sultan.
Miss Violet Lyons will do clever sing
ing act. Mrs. Martin Cohen, who re-
Gently came to this city, will give two
operate numbers. Mrs. Cohen was for
mer1y connected with the Boston Eng
1ish Opera Company. Miss Eta Gold
berg, accompanied by the Misses Es-
Their Scheinbaum, Beatrice Goodman,
and Pauline Levscitz, will do a pretty
Chinese dance, and song. Mr.. William
Shartin as the slave will give several
numbers and Mr.. Justin Cohn as Mon
sieur "Potpourri" will execute a de-
lightful French number. DR.. A. A.
Freedman is directing the play. 9th
ers who will participate in the per.
Torrance are: Rosa Barnett, Libby
Cow1, Katherine and Ethel U1is, Ber1ice
and Hazel Patterson, Pauline Lifson.
Rose Morris, Jenita Barnett, Lena Lib
man, Bess Krishef, Mary Greenberg,
Dora Altrowitz, Bessie Waller; Colby
Scheinbaum, Mary Dechter, Rae Leanse,
Gertrude Sway, Hilda Shartin, and Sally
Braman, Vera Stark, Alfred Tapes,
Leonard G1otter. The production is hav-
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the University of Minnesota debating
team.
These Hadassah gatherings are prov
ing more and more popular each month,
and the splendid spirit of the women is
waxing stronger in their loyal attend
ance. All members are asked to come
and bring their friends.
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ing the cooperation of the leading bust
ness men in the city. Don't let anyone
say you missed it." Remember Sunday
afternoon, January Is, for the "Land of
Allah" at the Metropolitan.
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