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pany. iz7fh laf. reported wounded
Fisfnes August & 1918; reported XIII
I'd Argone, October 9. 1918 Mother
wants details Address Mrs G. r.
Kliborn. Hesaa. Col
Harold Meadows. pvt. G. Company.
ssf,h Inf. killed IN action. Argonne,
November Z. 1918 Tsea.es write
Anita Phillip. ii2z Pine street. san
FranciscO.
Gay l.. White, Cpl A Company
18th Inf. reported missing IN action
Argone. sepfenber q. 1915 Nothel
writes she has received conflicting re
ports from war department ~ q
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sons fate. Address Mr. = " While
1917 Lincoln streef. coffeyyille. Kan.
Ralph Whiitie, y Company sssih
lnf. wounded September 20. 1918 near
preny. ip Argonne Presumed dead.
Anyone with knowledge Of fate of
this eoldier write his mother Mrs. }.
r whiitle 1868 East itih street
Dea Moinea Ia.
Walter sayers. PVT X Company.
s7th INF reported missing IN action.
August srd. 1913: officially reported
reiwned 70 the United States With
his regiment. Did not return Com.
pagt associates last saw him July %.
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SECURITIES WORTH HALF
MILLION DOLLARS LOST
tHitk Ip OI SItt nITIE~
NAY UNCOVER Robbery
riOr N WILL A~ mn
HIlI>t.I MOTIVE.
IsEN nm OFFER
lu ron CAR
DRIVER


Washington. a~pt " Reports
ffem the chief - the bureau AZ ~.
eeatlaauon - tne department ~ lus
s'se received hers today. p~lnt eoa.
ciungyelY ss ihe Fact that shm a..
plesgeu N News voek wa. aaussB hy
80 snareNiafs hemh. il was srs
Hoonesd sedAy - the lussiess depart.
nent
Reports frpm NJ, viynn ovsr sh@
sslephane. nfflelala ~ the Department
aalJl clearly shess ghat rMaiaas a..
sisltes were responsible ssr the 90,
faos. Details 81 Mr. Fiyun's repoft.
he~uvst were nat mada publge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
Italians Insult
u. U.S.Hag at Genoa

Washington. Sept i7.--An at
tempted violation Of the American
consulate at Geroa. italy. BY work.
men displaying red flags VINO sought
10 force the lowering cf the Arers-
can flag during a funeral Of work
r1en, ~as reported to-day 70 the
state department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
RECOGNITION or NEW
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT uRogo

Washington. Sept IL Recognition
of the present Mexican government
was urged by Joseph = anffey. pn
American engaged IN the uil industry
in Mexico. 1t conference Yesisraay
with Secretary Colby.
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her she asks ihe court 20 give her
custody Of me children and ailmony
of $40 per moush and other relief
These defrees were granted W r.
Heneisy from Carrie N Honsley
cbasee abandonment and cruelty
IAliu NJ from Edward x Harrison.
AiImony Of $40 and division of prop.
eriy Mary, from Josegh griffith
tharae was non-support wife eisen
custody of two children.
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IN action. and wounded Addresr
father. William sayers. Mci.eansl,oro
~.
OrFiile = Anderson. Capt. X Com.
pany. l2sth Inf. story of how he died
in action near Juylgny about August
30 1915 desired by family. Write a
9 swaney Flathead POST. American
Legion. Kaiispeil Mont,
John Victory Bryan. 18TH Com gany
9Th Marines. aged H. wounded at
soissons Jnly -. 1918; DO other word
no record of burial. Address his mo
'her- Mrs. John - Bryan. Downerr
Grove. III.
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OPINIONS plvrrW AZ

10 ~ v. kNPh 0AfoN
New York. Sept. if,-.A eiese a.
animation of the nsluhbeshoao sf ,hs
explosion ~ ths federal mlne experts
resulted ln asffersNae a aptnlens
regarding the ssatt naswre a. ths q.
plosea. whtls snoss lnvssslsassrs hs
flsvs bomb ~aa ussd, eshses vela
to the theory that a. accidental rsl.
llsion eavssd the hlaat
The board " estimate, meeting shls
eAornira. appropriated Ten tsseusaesl
aollass for Information lsadlna 20 shs
arrest and conviction ~ persons lnt
plleatsd N the explosion. An saai'
tlonal five Thousand ~as appeopfistst
for lnfofmaslon lsSalna 20 ths sssab.
i,shment ~ the o~nsrshlp of fns
horse and wagoo.
A preliminary report BY the OK.
perta fallsd 70 indicate any eonnsos'
tlan het~rsn yesterdays affair ard
the country ~lss explosion " year
eaa sshrn the home ~ Attorney Gen.
srsl Palmer and feslasncsa of staer
prominent men ia different pasts "
the country wsrs bombed.
The reoular september grand lurv
today hers Instructed 20 bsulr sn I'm.
mediate INJURY Into the disaster
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HARMON DIVORCE -
GRANTED; PROPERTY DIVISION

judge swsnk Ia district cUaFt lh's
morning granted divorce % ats
Grace Harmon from iiaeoiofi n
Harmon Issuance q the deeree wss
nor contested A prosfty division.
made out or court. said 20 he u l.soe
vas Que ~ The textures a the ease
The decree beeeeaes absolute tn ak
months
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Big Fire Packers
Hare Mem Scheme

washlnasan. SEPT lff fhe plsn
Proposed hy the be Tive packers se
% dispose % their stees afd ln.
ssessss % p ~ Prince and feus
rany a. naston. ~ill net result ~
ghe separation ~ the stoaA ysras
frum rAekef Interests. she fedsrM
trade commission aesiafea today ~
report 10 Attorney General PAL.
r,ee
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Mcwteowsrrs. Ale. Seps if.-Sis
companies ef the Alabama national
cuaras called lrto service last night
~ 6ossreor kliey fer auty In Wal
ker arc jefferson counties. where
hltumsnous miners have heen en-
strike tor sNe weeks. were expected
70 reach the strike era to-day
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WIDE PROHIBITION
"a Ar2F A

Washington aept ~ World ~lda
prohibition Was The subieet ~ disras.
sion today al The conference here ~
antisaloon leaeae offielais who OK
~ cied 20 more definitely map out me
laagnea international program
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Webster Hale "a. snd Julia perry
~ Guthrie Harry Gains 81. ~
Dorado. Kansas and Mattie MILLER gl
N Dorado Marshall Lenis g. l.0yeii
and Gertrude stark. is. Crescent
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Gerald Kingsley Norfhrap. Pvt. D
Company. sth N q IN. yarloasiy re-
ported killed and missing IN second
battle Of Marne 10 Jaly. 1915 Mother
desires 70 bear from comrades Write
Mrs " Slater Northrup. $50 sher
man ayens.u See Haven. Conn.
John y. Rabinean. Pvt. End Eng
ineers. killed a. Bellean Wood. June
2 1915 Family wants particulars
Write A " Rablneau. care Western
Union. Richmond. Va
George la Rochelle. u. Company
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There are some fair concessions
70 a@ so'd for shs free fair. see
cAss 0isea. Frzzk Rrora. or
Chsxf,er * ccnmerce.
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CERTAIN tr WAS soMa

New Yefk. sept ff.-~-Wllllam 4,
flynn. ehlsf ~ the bureau ~ Inysstl
aa'lon. department. of Iussies. deslsr'
90 this Afternoon that be was positive
. bomb had caused the explosion IN
Wall street yesterday which took \
toll ~ "a lives. IL lured about 200 per-
sons and caused property dsmsaa
running into the millions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

M sEcuHlriEs Losr
Nn~ York. sept v.-~Aftsr check.
% today rsports ~ lost securities -
result, of the wall street explosion.
officials o. the stock Exchange said
shat several packages valued Al he
tween thrss ard four hundred thou-
sand dollars. are missing isras
proportion o. these securities. offl-
eials said are non.neeotisbls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Fer Worth. Texas sef'' II Three
troops q Texas national guard III
q The Fifth cavalry. and provisional
regtmerf wtli entrsin here tonight ior
Galveston 70 relieve other stafs
troops Who have been enforcing mar.
fial law
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OKLAHOMA CITY WOMAN viii
HAD PYrAIAN sIsrERs

Mrs. VIM 3 Bunting OF Oklahoma
clty. has been elected national prest
dent and supreme chief u the Pyihlan
slatsrs she hold. office for two
years.
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T.E wE.THeR

%ew Orleans. La. sest r.. iszs
sonlght far warmer Saturday far.
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Washington Nearly half dozen
agencies ol the federal govern rent
were at wors In an effvt 70 solve sna
mvafery az kkn<nxe., Yoek annnr
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ssorer prennan rerorsec to-day &c May
or Ayisn shss ths sspioslcr lr Wall
street yesterday which KILLED g and
srgersd 2oc, vas caused BY eomh.
FEnEss. Msk tN CHARGE
wssnestor. Sect. ty.--Arsorney
General esinser and Francis p. Gar
var. assistant ssiorrey general. In
charge Is shs governments ansi-aois
cal campaign left here TO-DAY for New
Ncrk. . Ssress she investigated a.
sne explosion yesterday.
New ycrs. sspt. Y7.--Mr Flynn
mace RS anncunesvert shortly after
Fire ccnrnlss' orer Drennar reported
so Mayor flylsr hss belief thst .
bcmh wss responsible fsr ths sisaster
sns the pollcr had began 70 swing so
tire ecnA theoy as opposed 10 thst
OF a cslsisson between a powder ~s7.
cr ard a. agtc~ohsge.
ExpErTS ON JOS
SIX sxpert chemists attached q
the hureas q vires 81 the cepsrs.
mers q sh- irtsrior. arrived at pc4ee
headquarters shss afternoon frora
wasnirssor and assisted IN recon
struggling rretsl fraersnerts believed
&c rave eeu part cf b CRIB.
TINE EoNs ON WAGON
-ne theory cf the irxesti gators Is
tnat a slras borl1 ~as places on s.e
wagon ard thas the driver hurr 81
from the seene after arranging fer TIE
expiosion 70 occur az nocn.
NO DOUBT ABOUT 6Or6
~Tnere is absolutely no oouHt shat
Il ~as bor1e." sad Chief flynn
An irpsrssrs development gn the
last two hours hss corsinces US q
th,s- Ths borrb VAS apparently placed
by = Person wno ~as within four
blocks r Wall ana Broas streets
'~ren tae explosion ocrDrec~
Certain At isst os tire cause o. the
erpiesier, feoersl seenfs ard city 20
lice Increases tnsir search for the
driver rf ; wager draNr BY one horse
WHICH was hio~r 70 pieces. No trace
ot rir hss yet beer found
MAsY METAL MISSILES FOUND
More tran 80 pourcs Of broken
sash-~si7~ts sns osher netsl frag-
rerts have been collected ey the fire
oepsrt~erf tire scene q she dis
sster ard tgrne1 over 10 tire rollee.
cor7~lssl slorer D-enrsu said.
TO COLLECT FRAGMENTS
A. police headquarters j, wan said
ire first tax would Be 10 Assemble
tre frsanrsrts n a. effort 70 recon
siry>t ire hor5 ard determine she-
ther 4 ~ss uaoe 6y ssillec ranos O.
by rcvlce.
TWO MORE DEAD
T~o rc~e rsres sere added =
TIE 5est- list a sne blast ~ith src
snro9nre7sn: thst gchr Oorohue.
5rocxlyr srccpntant- ard John ~.
~ser. 6is1 in a hcsps.si this rcrssuo
q ey7issior injuries
ANOTHER CASUALTY
Mss Margaret Fisher q Eroosiyr.
also Slsc soosy.
MORNING AFTER TIE EXPLOSION
Sew Yefk, se-t i1.-Tha financial
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GREAT MORGAN BANKING
HOUSE BADLY DAMAGED
BANKS opI\ A-l~t Al. rms
MORNING. WORK or RI
MOVING. lAREt h AGE
BEGINS: Federal
rRnRt.I~ ARE ON
rw tsRut Nj: No
u.tF EOt Nd
~ tR
suALgrlN

Ns~ YORK. SEPT 'T.--Ftre comr'ls-
ssorer prenran reporsec today 70 May
er s4yisn shss the espiosicr IN Wail
street yesterday which KILLED g and
sr59red eoc. ~ss caused by bone.
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Wssalrgton. Sect N.--Afsorney
General Palmer and Francis p. Gar
var. assistant attorney general. IN
charge Is she governments aatA~adl.
cal eawpasp ~ left here TO-DAY for New
Ncrk. t. direct the investigated az
sne explosion yesterday.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20

my ailments and have not had any return.
MRS. MAMIE HOGAN, liz L. Doth st.
Women Who are Nervous
and Cannot Sleep
Chattanooga, Tenn. 81 was troubled
with iITegulaFity, and had back-aches, pains
In my side, and pains shooting down into
my lower limbs. / was extremely nervous.
could not eat or sleep. was so weak and
rundown that could scarcely get around 10
do anything when was advised to try DR..
PIerce.s medicines. l took the 'Favorite
Prescription and the Golden Medical
Discovery alternately; the Favorite Pro
scription' for the feminine trouble and the
Golden Medical Discovery for NV blood
and TO clear the system Of the imDurities.
and the combined use Of these medicines
restored me to perfect health. mrs. w.
Q. CUNNINGHAM, l4l2 Central Ave.
A Tennessee Woman
Tells Her Experience
North Nashville, Tenn. Ever since I
was little child / have been bothered a
great deal with sluggish liver and consti-
patton. For years used to keep DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets ready for immediate use
and ! would take one early In the morning.
They certainly did relieve me in a very mild
manner and promptly, too. / have also
used DIR. Pieroe's Lotion Tablets and
Healing Suppositories together with the
'Fayorito Prescription for inflammation
and Q catarrhal condition and obtained such
wonderful relief that have not had any
such trouble IN years. MRS. II, c. Law.
bOE. 200 Garfield St.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20
Mr.. Grocer
of
Fayette County, Tenn.

Has it occurred to YOU that
the cooperative plan of the
Globe Grocery Company of Men,
.phis, Tennessee, enables it's
stockholders to continue to own
their own groceries, to meet
chain store prices and make q
fair profit at the same time,
leave each stakeholder free to
operate and conduct his business
as he pleases?
The efficient individual mer-
chant who has the capital, bust.
ness ability, personality and ap-
plication, and is a stockholder of
the Globe Grocery Company is in
a position to make money and
save from 4 per cent to Is per
cent on goods that he buys from
US!
Several live, progressive
merchants of Fayette county can
now become stockholders of this
fast growing concern.
STOP! THINK! INVESTIGATE
The Globe Grocery Company
Memphis Tenn.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20
For the Children.

foo much care cannot be exercised il
selecting a cough medicine for children.
1t should be pleasant to take. contain
no harmful drug and most effective Ia
curing their coughs and colds. Long
experience has shown that ChambeFlaias
Cough Remedy meets these conditions
tits afavorite with many mothers. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20
q Lest Ny Bss Customers Tire. Rats
Writes ]. Adams.

Used TO have the busiest Restau-
rant in town until news spread that
tAe kitchen infested with rats. lost a
lot Of my best customers until | tried
RAT SNAP. Haven't a pest in the
place now, Restaurants should use
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes 25, so, 81. 90
Sold and guaranteed by G. w. Locke,
Rhea Drug Co. and W. S. Sbinault. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

alammIHMlIulHlnMnutlIHlIIHInlIuIARIllE
Rev. Mr.. Long Of Ripley, Tennessee.
preached at the Presbyterian church
in this city last Sunday.
Sunshine Hawks says, IF you don't
smile at W, E. Vaughan, there is
something the matter with your smi-
Lag. adv
The annual intersocity debate between
the Wilson and Pershing Societies has
beenpostponed from Feb 20 to March 20
Rub. My-Tism is a powerful antisep-
tic; 1t kills the poison caused from in
fected cuts, cures old sores. letter
etc. adv. S-l2
Prof. Vaughan of West Tennessee Nor
NAL will give an entertainment at the
school building Friday night Feb. 81 for
the benefit of the library.
FEMALE HELP WANTED White wo-
man, middle aged. Our part. good
home and good wages. T. E. Redwine,
agent at Williston, Tenn. IF
Presiding Elder Walker Of jackson
preached at the Methodist church here
hast Sunday night and held the quart
erlS meeting for this station on Mon
day.
Because of an advance In the sub
scription price Of the News Scimitar
from "a to S. the clubbing price Of that
paper and The Falcon will hereafter
be S.. rs per year. 2-27
Dr.. Roy Cranberry who has been in
the medical department Of the u. s.
Army work and has recently returned
from service in Germany is here the
guest Of his sister, Mrs E A. Maddox.
FoR SALE-A Ford truck nearly new.
A number of fresh milk cows, horses
and mules. E. C. Boswell Jr. Somer-
Vile, r. /.
adv. S-l2
County Register j. w. Matthews has
been confined to his home the past ten
days, but is improving and hopes to
return to his duties at the court house
by the first of the coming week.
DIR. Laws, pastor of Green Ave.
Baptist Church Brooklyn says, Il
should like to hear Vaughan once 9
month, and thus would keep myself
ever Young. ADV
]. w. Morrison, Local Agent for the
NJ & st. L. Ry., has just returned
from a western trip of two or three
weeks and expects to resume his du-
ties at the local office of that company
about the end of the present week.
Rub My-Tism is a great pain killer.
It relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
The Falcon expects to send out bills to
all subscribers due US subscription, but
those who owe us can save the trouble
and expense II they look at the date on
this paper by their names and send US
what they owe. Do 1t now. l-27
FoR SALE Choice recleaned Lespe.
dcza Seed, guaranteed free from john
son grass at $6.75 per bushel {. o. b.
shipping station. Moss Side Plantation,
Baton Rouge, Loulsianay Address j.
Hayes White. jackson. Tennessee.
3-26
Tax collections by the County Trus-
tees Office are nearing an end for the
present year. Alltaxes not paid be-
fore Msrch become delinquent on that
date and fines. and costs. and etc. at
tach after that date.
: Keep Feb. 81 P. n open. for vaug-
han, the impersonator. viii be here
tAen ma Delighted evening Of story
and cong at High School. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20

l have a litter Of ten Duroc pigs
farowed January Is, three females,
seven males. for sale at SIS each at
weaving time. They will be just right
for pig club boys and girls. At the price
quoted l will register them in the name
Of purchaser and there is no futher cost
for papers. These are sired by my Tax
payer male and out Of $50 pound
Defender SOW, as good combination as
can be found in Duroc breeding. Ready
for weaving and delivery to Club mem
bers about March Is. w. T. Loggins,
Somerville. Tenn. SIS
Are you a member of the American
Legion? II not why mott
Miss Annie Brasfeld, County Agent
arrived in Somerville the first of this
weet to take up her work for the year.
She has been spending some time in
Croceett county during the winter.
She is boarding for the present at Hotel
Bryson and has not made permanent
arrangement for tie year. Miss Bras
field will be engaged from now on in
the planning and directing her work
for the coming year and will spend ten
months instead of the eight that has
been given the wora in previous years.
For SALE : Fayette county grown
Triumph potatoes for planting. j A..
Williams & Co. 2-27
For SALE-0ne registered Duroc SOW
and six registered pigs will sell or ex-
change one Angus bull, registered.
F. M. Swift, MOSCOW tennessee. 2-2O
Another chance to buy some of the
H, L. Currle stock of Big type Poland
China hogs, Brownsville, Tennessee,
March s, 1920. The Haywood County
Breeders will sell s head. This is
your opportunity to get a bargain in
big type. Poland Chinas as good as the
best. Let rs send you our catalog.
W. B. McConnicO, Secretary, Browns
vile. adv,
The Falcon again calls the attention
of its subscribers to the fac. that an
other year has dawned upon US and
many subscriptions are now due.
All subscriptions are due and payable
in advance and we are writing this to
ASK every subscriber when be reads
this to look at the date by his name on
his paper and see whether it shows his
time is out, and those who owe SUBJ
scription are asked to send check to
cover same, $3.50 per year up TO jan
uary l of this year and 81 per year af.
ter that date. 2-27
Read Mr.. vaughn's folders for what
the Y. M. C. AS cubs, press, and
clergy Of New York and nearby cities
think Of his programs. Dent fail to
hear him. February q, SPIN. High
School. adv
WANTED To Boy Shares Of stock Of
the somerville Bank a Trust Co. Ad-
dress H. CO The Falcon, state number
Of shares and price. 2-20
Mr.. Vaugnan's approximations Of the
''0ld Fashion School Commencement"
and the ''Sothern Court Scene" will
make you shed tears of JOY February
NsP. n. High School. Adv
II Mr.. Vaughan. the impersonater,
has ever appeared in a place, don't fail
to hear him again for he never repeats
You win hear an entirely new pro-
gram Feb.27 8 P. NJ High School Adv
Nv. E Vaughan. the man with
degree tackled onto his name, D. d S.
Doctor Of Delightful Stories Brooklyn
Eagle Hear him. Feb. 27 sP ~.
High School. ADV
For SALE Pure Bred Bourbon Red
rr.s-s.u n A c&msuk.N 80
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20

health when all other
medicines had failed
to give me any help
whatever. Ihad suf-
fered with kidney
trouble and back
aches for a long time.
] was nervous and
might say / was a
physical wreck until
] began taking the
Favorite Prescrip-
ton and / had only
taken 1t a very short
time when / was
completely cured Of
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20
Women Who Recovered from
Being Nervous Wrecks

Chattanooga, Tenn. :-"Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription restored me TO good
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20

WANTED To Boy Shares Of stock Of
the somerville Bank a Trust Co. Ad-
dress n. CO The Falcon, state number
of shares and price. 2-20
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-20

Read Mr.. vaughn's folders for whs
the Y. M. c. AS cubs, press. an
clergy Of New York and nearby cite
think Of his programs. Dent fail
hear him. February q, SPIN. Hig
School. adv
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-30

probability, would have been af-
flicted by a lesser number of
maladies than is actually the
case. Thus now that we are an
integral part of the society in
which we live, and that society in
a fairly receptive mood to listen
to the message of Judaism, our
religious leaders should aim to
bring to the courts of the Cen
tiles an adequate message from
the domain of the Synagog with
a view to helping solve the prob
lens of the age by means of the
additional light in their keeping.
But it is puerile to view our
rabbis in the light of little ennis
saries or religious agents of the
Synagog engaged to show off to
the world that we, also, practice
a faith as good as the others. Ju-
daism is sound enough to stand
its own ground; it has stood the
test of the ages. 1t gave life and
light to the world in tn epast; it
gave strength and virility to the
Jew of the ages. And if the
world does not appreciate it, it
is due to ignorance or lack of tol-
erance or both. But to everlast-
ingly seek the approval of the
outside world is sure sign of
immaturity. To make of the rab-
bi His Excellency, the Honorable
Ambassador and Minister Pleni-
potentiary of the Synagog to the
Gentiles is sheer puerility. Let
us bear in mind that the opinions