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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
DECEASED.
Emanuel Cohen.

While attending meeting of the
home rule charter commission, of
which he had been appointed vice
chairman, Emanuel Cohen was taken
with a stroke of apoplexy on Friday
evening last. He died one hour later
at the Eitel hospital. The funeral
was held on Monday afternoon from
the late residence, 2021 Third avenue
south. DR.. S. N. Deinard conducted
services. Many members Of the Hen
nepin County Bar association of which
he was prominent member attend
ed the funeral. Surviving Mr.. Cohen
are three sisters, Mrs. Jennie G. Gal
land, Bessie Cohen, DR.. Rose Cohen,
and three brothers, Benno, Isaac and
Samuel, all of New York City. His
wife, who was formerly Nina Morals,
of the well known Philadelphia family,
died two years ago.
Mr.. Cohen was member of the law
firm of Cohen, Atwater and Shaw.
He was IS years Of age and had prac-
ticed law here for IS years. He was
born in Scranton, Pa, and was a
graduate of Williams college, later
studying law in Philadelphia. Mr..
Cohen was actively identified with the
city's growth and with many phi'an-
thropic and civic enterprises. He left
a large bequest in his will to the local
Associated Jewish charities.
His passing at this time will mean
a great loss to the Y. M. H. A. and
Y. w. H. A. building project, in which
Mr.. Cohen was keenly interested.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
Y. M. FL. A. NEWS.

In anticipation of unusual interest
in kitten ball this season the Young
Mems Hebrew Association has under
taken to organize a league Of Jewish
kitten ball teams. The athletic COM
mittee of the Y. M. H. A. is very de-
sirous of having every Jewish club,
organization, association, or group Of
young men to participate in the
league. The cost of paraphernalia is
negligible, the benefits derived are
many, and games will be played on
week days at $3.50. It is desirable
that groups DESTROYS to join, should
communicate with Charles Yarugski,
athletic chairman of the Y. M. H. A.
before May LIST. Beside organizing
and entering team in the Jewish
league, the Y. M. H. A. has entered
another team in the city league. Try
outs are being held and prospects look
good for championship team. Every
Y. M. H. A. member interested in kit
ten ball is requested to be at Sumner
field this Friday evening at o'clock.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
JEWISH COUNCIL TO HOLD
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE.
Other Affairs Planned to Aid National
Campaign.

Campaign.
The means by which the Council Of
Jewish Women will raise their quota
of $1,000, which will go toward the
$25O,000 fund of the National Council
for their Americanization and wo-
mems work, will be white elephant
sale and benefit performance at the
Shubert theatre. The white elephant
sale will open on Monday, April 10,
and it will be held at $50 Marquette
avenue. The committee plan to to con-
tinue the sale the entire week if pos
sible. Anyone desiring to contribute
articles are asked to deliver them to
the store where the sale is to be con-
the local campaign, Mrs. H.. Schloss,
Quoted or to notify the chairman of
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
JUNIOR AUXILIARY TO GIVE
FR0ITC

The Junior Auxiliary Of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women will give frolic
on Sunday afternoon, April 10, at
Mrs. Mobiles hall. At this frolic the
Minneapolis Section will be hostesses
to the Junior Council of Jewish Wo-
men Of st. Paul. The social commit
tee has arranged a program of stunts
which will be given by members, and
SO far the committee in charge have
received splendid response from the
members. Only members whose dues
have been paid to date, are to be en-
tertained. The affair will commence
at 3 o'clock.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

! Mrs. Ada Rabineau, professional cor
setiere, who has just returned fronfsa
four weeks trip, announces her re-
moval from 900 East 10Th street to
5001 Colfax avenue south, Telephone,
Colfax 1862. Mrs. Rabineau, previous
to establishing herself in Minneapolis,
was private corsetiere to the smart
set Of New York. She designs, fits
and makes corsets, abdominal belts and
surgical supports to order only.
Measurements and fittings may be had
at customers own home, in Mime
apolis, Saint Paul or vicinity, if so
desired.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
HADAssAH TO GIVE TEA.

Mrs. Alexander Berman will be hos
tess at a tea for the Minneapolis
Chapter of Hadassah on Wednesday
afternoon, April Fl, at her home, I'll
Elwood avenue north. Miss Clara
Rice of the MacPhail School will give
a reading of the Melting Pot" Rabbi
C.David Matt will be the speaker for
the afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Harris,
chairman Of the refreshment commit
tee, is busy getting her committee in
line with cakes, etc, All who are in
terested in Hadassah work will be
most welcome.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16

Kenwood 35O8. The. Council. have
also bought out the Shubert theatre
for the evening of Monday, April 26.
The play to be offered by the stock
company will be the ever-popular
play Romance" All proceeds de-
rived from that evenings perform
ance will help swell the campaign
fund. The members in charge Of the
ticket sale include, Mrs. A. Wolpert
for the North Side; Mrs. J. H. Schan-
field, the South Side; Mrs. H. J. Da-
Wis, West Side.
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Samuel Hymcs.

Samuel Hymes of Woodwork, No.
OAK, passed away on Monday eve
ming. April 5, at the Asbury hospital.
Mr.. Hymes was 80 years Of age. The
funeral services were held on Wednes-
day fo'lowinc from his mothers resi-
dence, 1915 Fourth avenue south. In
terment was held at the Roumanian
cemetery. Besides his widow. he is
survived by three daughters, Donnie,
Marion and Rosalind; a son, Aaron;
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
HOME FOR AGED TO MEET.

The regular meeting Of the Home
for the Aged Of the Northwest will
be held on Tuesday afternoon, April
20, at 2:30 o'clock, at the Kenneseth
Israel synagogue, Lyndale and Sixth
avenue north. Nominations Of off
GERS will take place, and the rocking
chair will be raffled.
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FOR SALE.

On North Side, two duplex houses.
Five rooms in each fiat. All modern
except heat. Make an offer. Most
liberal terms. Connoy & Donohue, ex-
elusive agents, 625 Andrus Bldg.
Auto. IS TAB, evenings Hyland SO54.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
LOST AT DANCE.

Lost at Hedonian dance on Satur-
day evening last, in Minneapolis,
cameo pin. Finder please return to
Miss Sylvia Jacobs, 239 Mackubin
street, st. Paul, or call Elkhurst 2576.
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FOR RENT.

Modern duplex for rent on Hum
boldt avenue north, in 500 block. One
months rent free, on six months rent
in advance. Long lease. Call eve
nings or before 8 o'clock mornings,
Dinsmore 1887.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16

A private tutor to prepare young
man for college. knowledge of Yid-
dish or Hebrew would help. Call Hy-
land 2492.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

conveniences, with respectable Jew
ish family. No meals. References
furnished. Call Hyland 6153.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09
CHAPTER HI :.

Sec. .27. ANfzATION.-The City
Council at its first regular meeting in
April of each year shall proceed to elect
by ballot from their number President
and a Vice-President. The president
shall preside over all meetings of the
City Council, and shall have such pow
ers and perform such other duties as
shall be by this Charter or Ordinance
prescribed. The vice-president during
the absence Of the president from any
meeting Of the City Council or from the
City: or his inability for any reason to
discharge the duties Of such President,
shall act In his place. except as herein
otherwise provided. All officers.
boards. agents and employees appoint
ed by the Council shall be appointed at
'' Sec. m g: qEUioRuM.-A majority of
the Council shall constitute quorum.
The president or vice-presiderit Of the
city council shall when present, preside
at all meetings. In their absence the
Council may elect president pro tenn
pore, who shall for such meetings have
the same powers and duties as the pres
Sec. 20. MEET1NGs.-The City
Council shall hold stated meetings, and
the Mayor or the President may call
special meetings By notice to each
member to be delivered personally or
left ct their usual place Of aPoAe, at
1ss:t st.. st9nt 81 hours " sssS.s tie tine
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09
CHAPTER Nv

Recall. Initiative and Referend19.
SECTION 50. RECALL-The holder
of any elective or appointive oface in
the City Of Little tie. Falls -, may be re-.
qualified to vote at municipal cleo
manner: A petition signed by such
electors equal in n%mbsr to at least
lots cast at the last preceding gener:
al municipal ELECTION in the 1aen political ss
said officer was elected, If an elective
officer. otherwise in the entire City:
recall and removal Of such person,
shall be hled with City Clerk. which
petition shall contain q general state.
ment in not more than two hundred
removal IL sought and demanding
his recall. may be prepared In sub
stantially the following form:
TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LITTLE FALLS:
We. the undersigned qualified elect
ors Of the City Of Little Falls hereby
demand that you hold 2 special cleo.
ton. a. provided for the purpose Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09

Such petition shall, ret forth the facts
companied by plat, Of such street,
be vacated and shalt be verified by the
Of At saes we en- Of .h tne
record With the city Clerk, who shall
cisi r papes q the oe eity Tor n four s45
effect that such petition has been fiied
as aforesaid. and stating in brief it's
heard and considered by the City Coun-
specifed. not less than ten fio) days
from the expiration of such publication.
The City Council shall investigate and
testimony and evidence on the part Of
the parties interested.
The City Council thereupon after
hearing the same m may by resolution Of
said resolution after the same shall go
into into effect; shall, be published as in
copy Of such resolution duly verified by
the City Clerk shall be recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds of the
County of Morrison.
such, vacation or dlscontlnuance or re; Re,
fusal SO to do. may within twenty (20)
days after the publication thereof by
notice in writing served on the Mayor,
shall be filed in the office Of the Clerk
of Court of the County of Morrison. ap-
peal to said court from such vacation
or discontinuance. where such appeal
shall be tried by the court without q
Jury: .s and the judgement s Of w Which tSa
duty Of the City Clerk as soon as such
appeal is taken to transmit to the prop
er court certified copy of the records
Of all proceedings in the case at the ex:
pense of appellant; such appea! shall
be and on for trial ana
other respects as appeals from the
Municipal Court in civil suits except,
that no pleadings shall be required.
Sec. ~. DELEGATION OF POWERS.
etc.-The City Council may by ordin-
ance or resolution or by aye and nay
vote duly entered IN its minutes dele dele
tive or apDointive officer. er any mem
Der or committee of the City Council.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09
Little Falls for tho follow.

al 10 sought.]
Before signing the above petition
We have read the charges against the
contained and believe them to be true.
The signatures to the petition need
ana opposite the space set apart Tor
ssh :. sn be 1h sRaos a for b.
entered therein BY the person circulat-
ing the petition to- render such ORR
ginal signature plainly legtble for
and such original and duplicate sigma
ture shall count az the signature for
one elector only; One Of the eigners
the ststem SaHs therein made are true as
he believes. that each original sigma
ture to the paper appended 10 the gen
utne signature Of the person ~ whose ~;
duplicate signatures thereon were
culating such petition; and If the pc
eleeeed from en ns peiitica9 .a6divisien
residents of such political sub-divi-
sion from which said ofacer was elect
of nE tsa de2' fs' CITY the
listers whether or not the said petit
ii 9n qn is es
herein. The City Clerk shall attach to
said petition his. certificate, showing
the the e ctg cers the
nay eaa9 Be- amended % within ten SiS@ days
from the date Of said City Clerks Ger
ten (10) days after such amendment.
make like examination of the amended
petition, and If his certificate shall
shall be returned to the person fling
the same without prejudice however
esst the petition be sh sSs
submit the same to the City Council
COUNCIL shall ord order 1'e the same dled.
pea so9ght to- be-
neglect to examine the petition and
ySeS recs pettio and With the
herein provided, the City Council shall
forthwith upon the expiration of such
time, examine such petition or petit
cheney or insufficiency Of the same.
Within ten Q0) days after the Al:
ing Of said petition the City Council
s ss election not less It. thaS ;o twenty y
from the day Of such filing. In the
published cail for the election there
hundred 5000 words, the reason for
demanding the. recall of such officer.
and in said call, in not more than two
hundred (2O0) words. the officer may
justify his course in office. Except
special election shall be conducted and
s5sSSs; il =: Sssgssts as general
9esss ssi TeSss ssmSzs
se 6d S SaS " he ee as rsssRt Sy
the form of ballot at such election
shall be as near as may be Shall
A be recalled? Shall 3 be recalled?
etc." the name Of the officer or officers
e IN R place Of d.A;,I: sss; ana 9 s6s
shall also contain the names of the
candidates to be elected in place of
the officers recalled, as follows: Can
didates for the office Of A, Il recalled:
called. etc" but the men whose recall
is sought shall not themselves be
candidates upon the ballot.
In case e majority Of those voting
submitted at other than q special
election then Of those voting for ana
against the recalling any omcial,
| shall vote in favor Of recalling any
Official. he shall be- thereby. removed.
received the highest number Of votes
| for the unexpired term. :
| II the omoer or efneers sought g be
ten l19) days after the receipt bZ the
in 6ssore mentioned, the form Of
] ballot. ne t6A Alecff6n f6a1l ho the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09

Council or the City Clerk. shall fall Oh
refuse to- act in any OF the proceed.
compliance with the provisions Of this
Chapter may be enforced BY proceed.
ings in the. District Court of Norri.
son County, at the suit Of any cit4
iZen Of this City, -
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OBITUARY
Miss MabIe Stewards.
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Mrs. J. M. Sowards received tele- gram yesterday from MT Sowards, announcing the death of his sister, Miss Mable Sowards in Gulfport, Miss. Miss Sowards was well known in Pine Bluff, having visited her brother, J. M. Edwards, and family many times, her last visit here being in January of this year.
 While on visit to her sisters, Mrs. Dr. w. W. Cox and A. s. Mitchell, in Gulfport, Miss, Miss Sowards became ill and was operated on in sanita- rum there. Sunday morning MT. Sowards and son Roe left for Gulf port, in response to a telegram, stat ing the seriousness of her illness, and were with her at the time of her death, which occurred yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Sowards as the daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Stewards of Tex arkana, and her body will be carried there for burial.
 Mrs. J. M. Sowards will leave this morning for Texarkana to attend the funeral.
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Hog Island Makes New Record for
 Launching Ships

Philadelphia, July 21.-As climax to it's many notable achievements since it was created as war emerg- ency, Hog Island today planned to establish new worlds ship launch- ing record.
 Seven 7,S25 ton steel cargo car riers, the last on the ways at the big plant, will be sent overheard, according to the arrangements, with in fifty minutes or less Officials of the American International Ship Building Corporation claim this is the first time such feat ever was attempted.
 The names of the ships and their sponsors are:
 Vaba, Miss Hanna B. Gillespie, Philadelphia; Manatawny, Miss Man. cy Shoemaker, Devon, Pa.; Catahoula, Miss Irma Benzing, Chicago; Bibbeo Mrs. H. F. Kraft, Annapolis, Md; daughter of Real Admiral Benson; Argosy, Mrs. George J. Baldwin, Jr. Hendersonville, N. C.; M. c. Brush. Miss Sarach Levy, New York and the Cedarhurst, Mrs. Geo. W. Edmonds Philadelphia. Elaborate prepara- tions were made. the yard was thrown open to the public and special trains trolley and excursion steamers brought passengers from all sections of the city and nearby towns.
 With the Captain of the seven ships to be launched today and 22 others now in the wet basin for outfitting the American International Corpora tions' contract of 122 vessels, 11t cargo carriers and 12 troop ships will have to be finished and the yart will be turned over to the govern ment. This work, it is estimated will take at least four months. Wha the final disposition of the hug, yard, with it's fifty ship ways ant sccres of buildings that during tn, l height of it's activities housed nor, than 10000 workers will be, has no ! been determined. A number of sug gestions have been offered by com mercial and business organizations l among them being the purchase O the plant by the city and it's con version into railway and oceal l terminal.
 London, July 21,-United Kingdom exceed the amount under constructio, 1 the United States by 1,672 ,000 ton. according to returns published toda, by Lloyd's Register of Shipping. Tho aggregate amount now under con struction England is 3,5TS,000 ton. l the highest amount ever recorded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-22

Chicago industries today expressed approval of the plan of the Chicago Association to sell homes at cost. Employees will be given nopportun- ity to invest in six per cent first mortagage estate bonds, secured by the 175 houses already erected by the Association on a forty acre plot.
 Investors will be come owners of $S,000 homes, which the association sells for from $A,5O0 to S5,000 on terms of 10 per cent down and monthly payments of from S35 to $40
 Of the S1,0O0o00 cost of the 175 houses already built, $600,00o has been subscribed by Benjamin J. Ros- enthal, said to have fathered the idea. J. Ogden Armour, Albert D. Lasker, Edward Morris, Julius Rosen- wald, Frederick w. Upham, Thomas E. Wilson and Wm. Wrigley, Jr.
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By Condo

25,000 additional box cars from east ern and southeastern roads to west ern lines, to assist in handling the new grain crop, was ordered today by the commission on car service of the Association of Railway Execu- tives. The movement will begin July 25 and continue for 30 days. This or der is in line with directions issued by the interstate commerce commits sion, and renewal of orders in ef- feet for the 30 day period ending July 24.
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Pine Bluff Ad Club
 at Jefferson Today

The Pine Bluff Ad Club, at it's meeting at the Jefferson hotel today at noon, will have number of talks on projects pertinent to the work of the club, including the several times deferred talk by Jack Bern hardt on "The Work of the Better Business Committee" In each ad club there is committee whose duty it is to maintain the motto of the A. A. c. W.-"Truth in Advertis- ing,"-and Mir. Bernhardt will impart to the membership Of the Pine Bluff club information obtained at the recent convention at Indianapolis. Several attractive entertainment num- bers are also included on the pro- gram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-22
D'OLIER FIN TOUR.

Kansas City, Mo, July 21.-Frank- lin D'Olier, National commander of the American Legion, arrived here today as the first stop on a tour of 16 states to confer with state and local Legion officials.
 MT. D'Olier said Acquaintance mals- ing" constituted the sole purpose of his trip. "Even the bonus is being neglected, he declared"
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CYENSUS REPORTS.

Washington,- July 21.-Census fig ures show:
 Ggdenburg, N. Y, 14,6o9, decrease 1924 or 8.3 pc rcent.
 Mankato, Min, 12,469, increase 2,104 or 20.3 per cent.
 Middleso County, Mass, including Cambridge and Lowell, 77s,352, in crease 1OS,437 or 1892 per cent.
 Glouscester, Mass, 22,947, decrease 1 ,451, or 5.9 pc rcent.
 Amesbury, Mass, 10,036, increase 142, or 0.1 per cent.
 Danvers, Mass, 11,1oS, increase 1,701 or IS per cent.
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Richard Schwartz,

Word has been received of the death yesterday of Richard Schwartz, aged 57, former resident of Pine Bluff for a number of years, at Little Rock
 MT. Schwartz was a foreman at the Cotton Belt shops and later he was in charge of the light and water plant until he removed to Little Rock some 12 years ago. He died from injuries received in boiler explosion, the par ticulars of which could not be learned
 MT. Schwartz is well known and had many friends in Pine Bluff.
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UNFAIR TO BOTH PARTIES.

When you ask for standard ar ticle in it's line and substitute or imitation is forced upon you, two parties are wronged by the trans action-yourself and the maker of the article you wanted. It pays to get genuine Foley Kidney Pills for backache, rheumatic pains and other symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble.-Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-22

Rev. Grover Cleveland of Wabba- seka, will occupy the pulpit at the Lakeside Methodist church Sunday Rev. Cleveland is q well known young preacher and is highly regarded as an evangelist of exceptional ability.
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MaIteT MauplU ISANiusu gNStcAuAs from weeks visit to relatives at Dexter.
 If it's drugs get it at Young's new drug store and fountain. Complete new modern equipment just installed to fill your needs. 213 East Third Phone r. 7-2l-lmo.
 S. c. Well. head of the motor com pany bearing his name, has returned from a trip embracing visits to Chi cago. Indianapolis. Richmond and other automobile centers. He re- ports finding conditions good, with an increasing demand for motor cars, particularly trucks, and factories ex- periencing difficulty in keeping up with orders.
 Henry Wilson, negro employe of the Arkansas Light and Power com pany, returned to Stuttgart today af- ter receiving treatment here for an electric shock Wilson was brought to Pine Bluff after he had received a shock of 6,G00 volts, which is very unusual an amount for man to stand. The white man who was kill- ed at the plant of the Arkansas Light and Power company here, had receiV- ed about half as many volts as the negro.
 Many Pine Bluff people attended the old soldiers reunion at Star City yesterday. Several thousand people from Lincoln and adjoining counties attended the celebration.
 A fortune teller who has been do- ing rushing business on the Dollar way pike, was notified yesterday by Deputy Sheriff McBurnett that she would have to leave by next Mon day.
 A new electrical firm was opened for business here yesterday at 51SR Main, called the Central Electric company. The frm is composed of '. White and w. T. Williams.
 Born to MT and Mrs. J. l.. Fay Tor, PHO West Seventh, July 19, a son.
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TRADE AT CAMPS GROCERY, the place where you can buy good old country produce, the best of groceries and pure, fresh meats. Rapid fire delivery. CHS Washing ton street, phone 1976, D. R. Camp, Proprietor. 721-1mo.
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Red Line Delivery Moving, hauling crating and storing. Country trips. Office phone 22ss, residence phone 2420. 6-f1-dtf