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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
DISPLAY OF ANTI-SEMITISM AT
UNIVERSITY JUBILEE.
tBy !. j, Il, b.

Rostock. Germany-The Jubilee-ccl-
cbration of the University here con-
verted itself into an anti-Semitic dem
onstration. Students took to dis
tributing anti-Jewish hnndbills and
carrying banners bearing instigatory
slogans. The trouble was caused be-
cause some of the students objected
stein as guest of honor ut the Jubilee.
The aldermanic assembly took up
the matter. and resolved to investigate
the affair in order to determine who
was guilty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
CZECHO SLOvAIX PRESIDENT
HEARS REPORT On sLOv.iEIAN
JEWS.

Especial Correspondence by !. ]. j. B J
Prague-ProfessOr Masaryk, Presi-
dent of the Czeclo-Slovak Republic, re-
ceived in audience the lrader of the
Nationalist Jews and well-knOwn poet.
DR.. Max Brod, with whom he talked
for over an hour. DIR. Brod told the
President of his impressions gained
during his trip thru Sloyakia, giving
details of the pOgrons against the
Jews there. He submitted the demands
Of the Slovakian Jews, asking that
the government make reparation for
the damages they had suffered as ii
result of the pogroms.
President Masaryk was deeply inter-
ested. particularly in the views and the
political parties of the Sloyakian Jews.
and he expressed his satisfaction with
the spirit of loyalty among tile Jews
and their cooperation in the interest
of the Republic.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
NEW PUBLICATION COMPANY FOX
JEWISH LITERATURE.

Announcement is made of the estab-
lishment of new organization under
the designation of The American jew
ish Book Company, whose object and
rim will be not only to supply infor-
nation to the Jewish and general pub
lie regarding Jewish literature, but
will do what was mostly needed, en-
deavor to meet the demand by Sc
curing the literature available. and
publishing books which have not as
yet appeared in English.
The American Jewish Book Company
will pay particular attention to edu-
"ntional books, beginning with the
kindergarten grade and covering the
range of text books needed In schools
and higher institutions of learning.
A departure from the usual way of
issuing Hebrew text books and classics
will be the publication of the gems of
Jewish literature in three languages.
the original Hebrew with English and
Yiddish TRANSACTIONS, all On one page.
As English will undoubtedly become
more or less the universal language,
Jews thruout the world, particularly
those residing in English speaking
countries. will utilize the Hebrew and
liddish in connection with the English
translation, to learn the language In
this country it will further the work
of Americanization by placing before
the Yiddish readers an English trans
lation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
VICTOR ABRAHAM'S ETHICAL
A Massage to His Family Bringing
Them Comfort After His Death.

Among the effectS OF my ucitr
friend of blessed memory, Victor Abra-
ham, the appended lines, expressing
the deep faith and the fine feeling of
this truly religious spirit have been
found. Their exquisite sentiment re-
veals the beautiful nature of the au-
thor. Victor Abraham was Il rare man.
He had unusual gifts of mind and
heart and he used them finely His
religion meant very much to him. His
God was very near to him. His life
was fashioned along the line of his
sincere belief. He was Of those who
feel with the Psalmist, ''1llLe Lord Is
with me; shall net fear"
These lines, captioned ITO My Dear
Ones" set forth the noble point Of
view which made Victor Abraham Sc
Potent an influence during his life
time. They also make manifest the
intensity of his home love. l have
known few men to whom home meant
more and whose life conferred more
in the circle of loved ones. This mes
sage in rhyme is modern instance
OF the ethical will. unique phenom-
cnon among Jews of un earlier day.
The ethical will was in the nature
rof-an- cxhortation by a father to chill
drcn giving direction for the conduct
Of life. This modern rhymed ethical
will, brief tho it be, may well find II
place among the high expressions Of
fine spirit among the Jews. The lines
read: r.
This message 1 would send wien
am dead
Stand not with visage sad. or bended
head
Bowed low in grief. that He who gave
Has called from earth. For in the
Are not my buried hopes or buried
love.
I;ut If from an eternal Home above
10 those who pass away the power
is given
To watch DER earth from out His
heaven,
4Whl pe Liy Jos NY SpiIu ~ tHlWhN
And with your daily thoughts my own
combine.
While DER the valley deep that les
between
My soul shall span to keep my MEM
Ory green
Grateful to Him who gave me length
of years.
Spend not the hours in sorrow or in
tears
But bravely face the duties of each
day.
Tho this message was intended only
for the immediate family, have in
duced them to permit me to give II
wider publicity. since l feel that its
lofty appeal will find response in
the hearts of many who have been
bereaved
David Philipson, iii American Is
raelite.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
TO ADOPT LEGAL MEASURES
AGAINST ANTI-SENIITIC AGITA-
TORS.
By !. J. +. b.

Berlin-Attorney General Wcisman
OF Prussia has issued circular to all
district attorneys directing them to
collect all material and evidence con-
cerning anti-Se.nitic agitators in the
country, and to submit descriptions
and details of persons responsible for
such propaganda. In the Circular. the
Attorney General writes that legal
measures must he adopted against per-
sons conducting such criminal agita-
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
NATHAN STRAUS ADDS ANOTHER
$4,000 TO PALESTINE RESTOR-
ALTON FUND. Co.

Nathan Straus has added $4,000 to
his original gift of S5O.OOO to the fund
of $1O.OO0,OOO, which the Zionist Or
ganization of America is raising for
immediate work in Palestine. The
second contribution was made by Mr..
Straus at Zionist mass meeting in
Augusta. Ga, near which he is spend
ing the winter.
In addition to giving 100000 TO the
Palestine Restoration Fund. Mr..
Straus has presented to the Zionists
the Straus Health Bureau in Jerusalem
to be operated Us part of the American
Zionist Medical Unit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
FINED FOR INSULTING RABBI
(By l. ]. p b.

Leipzig-In addressing II meeting
here. Rabbi DIR. Felix Goodman spoke
or TIC grcift credit which the Jews
deserve for what they have done in
behalf of Germany. The anti-Semitic
of the meeting i'm which it characterize
ed the lecture as Jewish Audacity."
DR.. Goldman sued the editor. DIR.
Pudor. who was sentenced to pay
fine of 30 {! ! y marks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
BECAUSE 1 AM A JEW
BY DIR. STEPHEN s. WISE.

STEPHEN s.
a Abraham shattered of idols:
Iaynuse nm n lew u
of
lama of
lnqsiton
without
a
Mendssohn eonciaor between the Ghetto
m
lama
anid uty OF selfd
I;e.aus lama a Jcw.I must
to n
1manin
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
NOBLE PRIZE AWARDED TO
PROF. HABER.

The noble prize has been awarded
to Prof. Fritz Haber. "A Jew. one of
the foremost chemists of Germany.
Prof. Haber's name is associated with
the most recent invention for the manu-
facture of nitrates from the air. This
method is expected to revolutionize the
manufacture of nitrates.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
WILLIAM. JENNINGS BRYAN AID
DRESSED ZIONIST WORKEI:S
RALLY.
Donated 500 to Palestine Restoration
Fund

William Jennings Bryan was the
principal speaker late Saturday night
at tho PENNSYLVANIA Hntei rally of
Zionist workers for the S10.00O.uOO
Palestine Restoration END. Among
n;i,er things Mr. Bryan said.
"The head of your movement, the
great jurist who is member of the
Supreme Court Justicei Rrandeis,
gave me my first clear understanding
of the purpose, the reasons, and the
hopes of this great movement; and 1t
just so happened that during the last
three days have read something that
very deeply impressed upon me the
very thought that lies at the founda-
tiOn of this effort.
"A few weeks ago l read review
of book written by Benjamin Kidd,
an Englishman, Science of Power"
which has impressed me more than any
book l have read since I have read
the essays of Tolstoi. I refer to it.
because l don't know anything that
mas come within my knowledge that
better illustrates the power OF an
ideal than the rebuilding Of Zion. 1t
is going to represent all that Is en-
bodied in the philosophy l have re-
ferred to. The effect of the ideal up
on the person. that is one Of the things
that impressed and conformed with
my own ideas.
1T does not take thousands of years
to accomplish great things. thought
this afternoon of this idealism that
Justice Brandeis spoke of. and then !
recalled the ideal connected with the
names of the leaders of your people
whom i have learned to love as
knew them better and better. j have
leen trying to look forward into the
future. 1t seems more than that which
can be put into words, more tlian that
which cnn be put on paper. The def
mite thing that you can look forward
to is Jerusalem rebuilt, Zion re-
stored. 1t is realized dream and
hope, and joy. to the whole world. 1t
is more than dream. it is an opportun-
ity for comparison when you have set
up your model government with free
dom of speech. and of the press. You
are going to have chance nOw to put
into positive form those things which
have come into the minds of your lead
ers thruOut the years. The world will
he benefited, and you are going to
have place there where people can
give from all the lands and there de-
velop an ideal condition--a condition
that gives expression to their idea,
which is going to he an advantage in
that way and in greater way.
The field will lie open to every men,
ber Of your race. All your people
will feel the quickening influence of
life stirred up by greater ideal
1t means that sacrifice is s>an evidence
of an ideal. You measure mans
devotion by what he is going to get.
his devotion by what he is willing to
give, and have not the slightest doubt
you set out to get.
The Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca has since announced that William
Jennings Bryan has followed up the
appeal he made at the Zionist work
ers rally at the Hotel PENNSYLVANIA on
Saturday night for Christian support
for the Palestine Restoration Fund
with a donation of 500.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
JEWISH STUDENT EAPELLED FOR
PROTESTING AGAINST PROFES-
SOR'S ANTI-SENIITISM.
lRy L i l. Rl

Marburg, Germany-A Jewish stud
ent. in the local University, named
Lemmer, who felt that he could no
longer endure the insults of Professor
Traeger. who is said to have used his
position in the faculty for anti-Jewish
agitation. protested to the authorities.
and as result was expelled from his
classes. The Prussian Minister of
Education. Haenisch. however, has re-
fused to approve this decision.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
TWO NEW JEWISH SECONDARY
SCHOOLS.
tBy l. J. p. b.

Budapest-The local Jewish Com
munity has undertaken to found two
Jewish high schools, one for boys and
the other for girls. In these schools.
Jewish and Hebrew studies will have
the most important place in the cur
riculum.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
JEWISH PEOPLES UNIVERSITIES
FOUNDED.
(By !. ]. T.. b.

Berlin-In Berlin and Breslau, Jew
ish Peoples Universities have been
founded. Professors of the local rab-
binical seminaries and other distin-
guished scholars will lecture on Jew
ish problems and Jewish culture.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04

Joseph Austrian. of Chicago. has
established a Scholarship in the men,
ory of his son, Walter Austrian. who
was graduated from Yale in the class
of 1916.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
News from Here, There
and Everywhere
SERvIAN. GOVERNMENT MAKES
CLEAR IT'S ATTITUDE TOWARD
JEWS.
Uy /. j. l.. B.)

Belgrade-Recently n decided anti
the country. To such an extent has
this agitation spread, that the govern
ment organ. "EpOclia,' has felt the
necessity of coming forward with an
editorial on the subject.
AN attitude of tolerance" says the
editorial, has been traditional in Ser
Via. These present anti Semitic agita-
tors all hail from provinces which
were formerly Austrian. 1t is quite
true that some Jews in the country
are Objectionable. but the same may
he said of some Servians as well.
rs it good policy TO spread hatred
against an entire people, most of whose
members are faithful citizens, and
many of whom have shed their blood
for our country, merely on account of
II few individuals? 1t is basic prin-
ciple of every civilized land that harm
Ony between its inhabitants is great
desideratum-and especially now, when
the Jewish nation is about TO estab-
lIsh its own country, it is most i'm
portant for the Servians to live in
friendship with the Jewish people.
Jews have always stretched out
friendly hand toward us, and we must
answer in the same spirit since we
Servians now need the work and the
abilities of the Jews
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
lIsv I 4 y r.

(By ]. J. p. b.
Berlin-Dr. Issai Schur has been
appointed Professor of mathematics in
the University of Berlin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04
pr l. L L. NJ

Kottbus. Germany-Robbers entered
the Jewish synagOg here. and carried
off everything of value which they
could find.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04

Cling steadfastIy to that which is
good.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-04

Continued on Page Two.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
REPUBLICAN FIGURES.

Some wonderful campaign
"dope" is being sent cut IRON
state headquarters oi the Rcpub-
lican party. Some OF that dope
has found it, way A. publicity
matter" into the office OF The
News. Here is a sample
"The Republicans are go'ng to
make a strong effort t. carry
Potter County for Warren g.
Harding Tor Prcsidcn, ami John
G.. Culbcrtson OF Wichita Fails ior
governor. and one OF the most ac-
tive campaigns ever wagcd NJ
this county is now being mapped
out by the Republican Campaig1
Committee. OF which John q
Phillip OF Dallas is general man
agcr.
at is estimated that 5000 vot'
ers of Potter County who wer'
eligible 60 participate in the re
cent Democratic primaries. de
not vote in the Neif-BailcH run
off. and the Republicans claim
that a large majority oi these
voters will supper, their ticket VI
November"
Now whoever Is the official e.
tima,er Tor the Republican party
in Texas i evidently some little
estimator. The total number OF
POLL taxes paid miPo,,cr Counis
/. this year wa 1Szi.. Making AZ
due allowances Tor exemptions,
and in view oi the TACT that about
ZOO votes were cast in tie run
off primary election. we can
hardly believe that a total OF
5000 who didn't wee III the run
oil primary" will vote the Re
publican iicke, in Potter County
this fall
We think tina, most all ot the
Republican figures are about Ike
the above and are not ~ he de
pended upon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
~A fioNEYMooNER"

- ~ Z. -
DR.. Andrew Malcolm Morrison.
100 wears OF age. Is now on ln>
HONEYMOON With his bride OF
SWEET "a, who Nyns DR. Mary
Augustus IsAnvy. musical com
poser and author of medical cs-
saws OF professional note
"Sevcnty.,wo years too old 10
marry? Nonsense! Why II takes
a Girl vino j. sweet - 10 ma
man interesting enough Ia marry
these DAYS" the bride j. quoted
a. having said
and Who would want io MARRY
a silly child much Younger sad
the bridegroom.
What Is age. after all, II =
simply the passing OF time \er.
as one feel, 1t. i impairment "i
the humar frame a. the result ct
excuses Of physical ailments
One may he twenty years OF age,
with an miirm body, and feel a.
odd ~ slc man OF woman who .
iNy rc, wfosc body = sound md
whose spiriis arc Corrcspondlngll
huoyant.
Good health i, one oi the 'irs'
requirement, OF youth The MAJ
or woman enjoying robust healil
i, always Young the man or W."
man in poor health - never a
Young a his or her wears.
Iii not strange. therefore. ,ha
the bride 81 :, and the ccntcu
marian groom. hale and hearty a
they are. feel Ike q ,oLplc %
.pring chickens than pcr,' "> Wh'
should be making final prepare
tons ior the other world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
w.. Noi Hard To sell
u, 'rrr'itS n summer.

selling 'Ncrruats in midsummer 10
'h" dig'o.inC = i,. cream in Green
in'n "r outtinv oui spcrinl hue =
fun ir 'rv'rai Amefi,a l;ui De oy'f.
coat al" = Mauiice SHvcrh"rr a Co.
Oh" scranton Pa. Wa one - She lie
-H''"ses - ~. season and was 49,.
rn-ruiih'd throuFh Do, qu, SiiounairS
n.f sho.i
Silycrh'rg' sent ga, letters 90 ~
'h'f mal'ir- M customers aud then.
tn mal. riI" ro on, was MISSED. rit
Pc. 'Hu hotter 's o fr--. fuIl-cpluG-
'r "If.em'r' whi'h rad
ieHsusr We nave r,-iu.rfIt stated
that 'ha - per cyrt r,-iusfiUn EN-.
Ir"rud every aI'l''s - uI,r,h1udls. ~
..f. f-.f r'arH. We hove had numerous
n.r inquire whether w. would @il
fh.w v.r'sr 'rfurfi af similar
rs'r0'l.r ". lola them vs would
ar1 $50 l.I rri ths Involved oi,e.
r- uH sIi tisg!nV through p1,i,.
l... r lItl' to ='t 'b. desired $500
lrI style
80 w. bav. decided Dr tHI. ,0u,-.
W hsre d.r.dsd go sutmt q uu.sflnr.
Main. 90 the men ~ tbs ticiniis in ai.
ast is leriain theif vlsNs - ~
"a hsfhfI % o. their wish that W. an.
rr'f tni ui1c" On display orr entire
ri"is ~ vintv .r.r-nas snd ~ tol
whether ths- 'ill laval the2is.ltes Of.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
Uses ,,nm Drops IN
"lse. ~ I'eiatoes

who hasn't h-rn N country sors
su1 U.an no grocer after iiiling 'he
oll f.m. 30 IN with hall uallun uf
fcroser. i,liasing - "coal oil IN ccr.
tain icrriioriesl stop On his wav par
~. suud barrel. NICK NJ little one
aud sam ~ onto the pru'rudinr spout
o. keep the kcl1-en. from slupnin-
urt onto IN. SUGAR and other grs.
cries.
Hu, 'hqi was b5for. 90. days ~ tie
hi~h c,y' ~ -puds.
Even with sugar flirting with thirty
rrr's > uourd John y Hughes q gre
rcr of Columbus % now USES ~" sue
ru''rf gum d.op e. "a ace the potato
.- tho sru.fs - Columbus 81 cans
To-. rsr'.,. viii doubles grow. tor
Hiit Iaisincs IN columbus selling -
'r,f'r. .ui nnsillf cents pound even
90. sn,lIrs' -pud must ~ saved
Huehsf tho inventor - the gum
drrn stopper saw tNat candy " Wrr'
%, Hro. ls WI - q Eo~i sd,'fti.'
meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
IIiiro-rfosphair = Godsrnd.

Men aud women. nervous nnd irrt'
fui. easily upset and often faiiguyd.
1cod plenty IL organic phosphate. anu
fh" S-Incr thcy heed this advice tins
sitter their health viii be-.
ln every one q The millions ~ cells
ha' make up your ho,ly. phosphorus "A
b most important part
Num nervous system, your brain.
vuur hln'.d and OVcn your bones must
nave q Sufficieht supply ~ phosphOru.
10 w'aring-s, nsrvousnes~ aad u general
run duan condition. ~ well ~ lack -
normal mental bower Is sure o. result.
Blg men u affnirs-mighty men VIII
control industries because 81 sheer wiil
power HW nctyOns f,nc". know this, ~
" they don't. are clever enough ~ have
"a phNtirian who dos
PHYSICIANS moro and more are r"alil
nC that iltroPhnsphato, aH dispensed
n drug stores. ~ Necessity tu ovG
forty percent ~ the mru and women
bsraur present day foods du not con
tain enough phosphate % give the boi'
md especially the nervous system tn
supply II needs,
Speaking on this very subject. IL
F'red~rtck y, kolis, .Eails"I.inc Chief 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
V|BROLITH|C COMPANY
IS SUED ABOUT PAVING
CONTRACT ON PIERCE

4 suit has been hl,d IN The disiflc.
count hy he CIV II Amarillo aeains
th, Nihpli,hiv Construction companv.
Il 81. for damage in the amount 81
$40 coo alleged tu bc The amount nee.
'ssary to make repairs to IaNing ~
South Pierce street. and for 81 200 a.
the amount ~ q guaranty bond |, IL
alleged in the petition that th" paving
IL not up Ia standard ~ sot out in the
q. nifact with the company.
THIS paving work was completed
nearly three years nru and there has
been cousid'rahl. complaints with the
Dtv commission in regard o. \
meeting was held last spring lt vhi'h
time officials and attorneys 81 th" com
puut conferred with 40" ciiy cUminis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
FEFP&A 5 E%$SEf P H SUMNER Ne
Keen Minded Men. Energetic and Successful,
Rely on Il Asserts Prominent NJ Y. Physician.

physiaans "Whu'g who" and m
tlonnny known author IT medical test
hoohs ln q most emphatic statement
said
~ I had my way. EiiruPhosphntc
should lo prescribed hv every doctor
and used bon every hospital"
Later. D. kuil' gtid Whom 10"
nerve tissu, begins tu lus" itH vitality.
woman l.eius Co los, her youth aud
Nitarinunoss licr lively. plcasau, Ill.
position fades aWly--shr becomes init.
able. uurUmpnuiunahlc. mouiy aud Il.
raundont ~ would indeed be- g"l'
send 81 NOR, men and women were
awne 81 the efficacy 81 Hirolhui
phnt,
hot weather b. dreaded hv men ana
women who ur. weak. hin, nervous
tumid and hohiuE bon vigorous develop
usnt lcr1usr 10 Stps their vitality al
most g. the breaking point.
To AZ such people Ntru Phosphate
IL recommended bccnus" u b. the ON,
organir uhos.phHt, which. when absorb
cd hy the system. will supply the ~"
m,rt necessary fur o. vigorous, healthy
body free from any suggestion.
Your druggist has liltroIhusphht' ir
| the original packag" with complete IN
l arurilups fur best results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-16
Zee ttram Tan Ile
llist,layesl-lss Proxy,

tn. Snls fountain business has been
imung. tiiusy which wcr, different ~
the laft. Manag,t- ~ fountains rcit'
iz.d thnt window displays paid IN 9th
o. lines u business hut they wee a.
mtSt unanimous in IN, verdict that u
couldn't hv done IN theirs.
How af, Ne gulnE Ia display to-
cream ami similar drinks theA d.
maud.d IN -pn. triumph Wei"
wiliii (. Just show ur how" And that
,linilclg. usually ended the matt,f-
Jamcs q Price. a veteran s,sla iuui'
am manautr VINO held tuith ~ India
alHii- dccidct sonn. time axe that n
was no nnuep truubi, To- arrange do
play u toe cream than Uf anything
,iss. ~ ls ira. that the pruhlom &C.
uuirt-l sum. ingenuity hut that gaal'
iy f--s ing exercised every DAY ~
ether fields aud Price proceeded -
wax ~. ulaitet cut.
n was obs iouelN impossible e. placs
ellsnss uf ice cream IN the window,
since II would b. only lew minutes
h.fCrs their appeuElng appearance
was ruinod hv tn. rays ~ the sun, Iut
this M az, q substitutes aud itt,e
,volN "a few g his own The result
vas a window fun 81 dishes contsi~
mg WHAT looked like icc cream. The
n,l. "a ey. cannot tct-ct the differcnte
b,twcsp the substitute md thu real
ttnrg Husir~ss men rushilg past the
chuc lair shop looked. hcsiiatcd. and
'h.u d,riicd that they wouldn't have
a. 20. unto bankruptcy u they spent
tn hihut,s and twenty cents inside
Tn. formula FOR dcv~ing display
of -. cream" n simple. en-" ounce
II .r, cram powder T. MIXED with :
n.s,lnd g.! ra.i To- THIS IL ad'l"h the
gi,,d ~ svr'p desired II stlawhe,r'
&c. crcam effects are desired. straw
lFrry syrU should be- added. Th'
niNturc should be muld'd for sh"r'
t.n. ard then placed in the glass. 1wr
hours later " win be- quite fiim. Few
rursors en- plain Ice crcam these DAYS
Nhipptd ,-elm and sometimes .
chrrr, i- used. Price uses real cher
49,. snd nuts for his displays. The
whipp,d cream - cltiined hv using
IN. regular formula Tor the manufac
turing ~ ivinr
"Nwi ads Price These substitute
displays ON he continued almost IN
irOrtcly