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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
DEDICATION OF .OHEB ZADEk
D. CONGREGATION j,,s.,,e,
Splendid Address.s and Good Music
Composed the Program.

At splendid gathering of Denver
Jewry, Congregation Oheb Zadel
held its dedication services Dec. IL.
The auditorium was crowded To ca
pacity, aud nearly 200 children of The
Hebrew and Religious Schools were
seated in the gallery. Rabbi VIM. $.
Friedman, who delivered an address
of welcome to the new Synagog on
behalf of Temple Emanuel, was the
first speaker on the program. He told
of the need Of more houses Of worship.
where spiritual life could receive ..'tian-
ulus. The Jewish people" he said.
are the keepers of Gods truth and
those who keep Gods truth cannot be
destroyed. The world needs Judaism
to hold the ideal Of religion before 1t,
until the whole world shall possess it."
The children of the schools sang the
Star Spangled Banner and then Rabbi
5. Halpern followed with an address
in Yiddish. He dwelt forcibly on the
fact that the real members of Syna-
cog were not those who paid their
dues only, but those who took an &C
tive interest in the work of the Syns-
900 made an effort to attend the
serv;ces regularly md lived religious
life. .r. t-t.r... ..,..,, .,
NJ Fa;npo,d favored tbe audi
onco with song and then 70 the
dol;,bt Of those nresent sang n son.
oonnosed Inv himself
R,bb; r F. II Kauyar welcomed
tho now Svnopop in the name of the
Roth Nedrosb Hoyodo, expressed his
hone that the Svpapop which had
made sncb an ansncious beginning
with IT'S organizations devoted to the
vopnyer panerotio., might continue
;ts work and 90 n Jewish Svnaeop he
c,r. id.ntif,aa with c-erv Jew,sI,
mov.mept and no a confer Of Jewish
,bo,,bt in the c;tv
NJ J,ffa tben followed with n
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
OF EDWARD MoNAsH

The funeral Of Edward Monash was
held Sunday afternoon from Meyers.
A large concourse of friends attended.
The services were read by George \.
Levy. who also delivered a eulogy.
He said in part:
He lived an active life-a turbul-
ent life--a life of contradictions. made
SO by the hypocrisies and shains of
society and the loss of faith in those
Ito believed to be friends.
Ills many philanthropies reached
into every corner of the community
and beyond. Many poor home, many
sick man. many helpless woman,
aud even children. too aided thru his
generosity. are mourning with MS to-
day. 0af.-.s-. ,t ...
Measured by Gods standard Ed
ward Monash was a great man. He
did charity. he loved mercy and he
walked humbly.
Every Jewish institution of learn
ing or ! mercy, every Jewish phil
anthropy, found him a liberal contri
butor and Sincere hard worker for
the cause. .'.'
For forty years he gave of his best
efforts to public affairs, and as II
public official and civic worker he
was the peer Of any. His name will
he identified with the history and
progress of his city and state for all
time. d r.rt ..
lie was unaffected-he was in
tensely Humankind being human, he
erred, but it is of such men as he
that the Kingdom of Heaven is
made"
Mrs. Steckel and daughter, Miss
Anna Steckel, of Peoria, and Judge
and Mrs. Jacob Trieber, of Little Rock.
Ark. came to Denver to attend the
funeral.
Interment was at Paramount.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
THE HADASSAH.

The faithful daughters of Zion have
again responded to the call of the
Palestinian Unit and are doing every
thing in their power to help the con-
structive work now being carried on.
The Hadassah is not a new organi-
zation in the city Of Denver but due
TO various other urgent duties has not
recently been very active. However,
the women have rallied to the call of
the faithful ones and are planning II
year of real work. Every woman who
has ut any time been affiliated with
this organization is needed and all
those interested in the work of the
Zionist Organization are urged to join
the Hndassah.
The sewing circle will meet every
two weeks with Mrs. Koiinsky at her
home. All the ladies are urged to
come aud help.
The officers for the ensuing year
are
Mrs. Bessie I. Rude. president; Mrs.
Bessie I. Willens, first vicepresident i,
Mrs. Weinberg, second vice-president ::
Mrs. Weinberger, secretary; Mrs
Lerobnick, treasurer.
Tea committee Mrs. Bricker. chair
man; sewing committee, Mrs. I. j.
KOlinsky, chairman; Press committee.
Miss Minnie Willens, chairman.
Watch the Jewish News for m.
management of OUR next meeting
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
B, NJ. H. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL EN-
TERTAINMENT.

The Religious school had its Chanll
Sah entertainment last Sunday.
The program included: A piano
solo by Bessie Eber; chorus. Rock
of Ages; Piano solo. Ruth Schway-
der; dance, Florence Hyman: recita-
ton. Cccile Barnett; Chanukah play
let, the children of the school: corncS
solo, Lilly Stein. accompanied by Miss
Minnie Flaks; piano solo. Ruth Allen 4;
address by Joseph Friedland: address
by Mrs. Bessie I. Rude. The pro
gram ended with a short talk by DR..
Kauvar.
After the entertainment the children
were each presented with Chanukah
gifts which were given by Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Rude. The teachers were
presented with gifts which We're given
by the ladies OF the b. NJ. H. Auxil-
iary
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
DENVER HEBREW SCHOOL
CHANUKAH ENTERTAINMENT

A splendid Chanukah entertainment
was given by the Denver Hebrew
school to its pupils and their parents.
On Thursday. Dec. 9th at 8 p. IN. at
the Bessie l. Rude Community Ce.i-
ter. The following program was rem
dered:
Opening address-M. S. Shredder.
Lighting of Chanukah candles and
benediction-Gerald Rosenberg, presi-
dent of the third class.
Moaz Tzur-The pupils chorus.
Address-"The Achievements of the
Maccabees." DIR. c. Z. H. Kauvar.
Address-"To the Mothers. Mrs.
Sol. Segal, president of the Mothers
club
Piano Solo-'Dort wo die Zeder."
Hilda Eisenberg.
Address-"Our Task" Master Joseph
Friedland, president OF the fourth
class and Mizrachi Junior.
Recitation "Chanukah. Master
Henry Bloom. .....,- ..-
Violin Solo-"Ko1 Nidre." Master J
Friedland accompanied ny Miss Helen
Friedland.
En- Kelohenu by pupils chorus
"Hatikvah." The audience.
Mrs. S. Segal and Mrs. NJ. Levitt
presented the pupils in behalf Of the
Mothers club with bags of sweets and
Mrs. G. S. SABBATH gave Chanukah
Dreidlach.-A. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Daniel Goldstein, an old man of IS
years wusibrutally beaten with n ham
mer in his shoe store by sac negro
Thursday, Dec. ., and died of frac-
tured skull that night.
Mr.. Goldstein had come to Denver
from Dallas, Texas. to he with his
son, J.. L.. Goldstein, n year ago, and
entered business to occupy his time.
He is survived by his widow who
sisters living in Texas, nnd his SON
in Denver.
Services were conducted ut Rabbi S.
Halpern. Interment was Mt Rose Hill
cemetery. ....i- r'r, I,.. i-
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REQUESTS TO DENVER INS1ITU.
VI TONS. ,.ts

The will of the late DR.. Adolph
Zederbaum, who died recently in Los
Angeles. remembered two Denver
institutions, the Jewish Consumptives
Relief society for $500 and the Den
yer Sheltering Home for $3.50.
DR.. Zederbaum tho a man of most
modest means, made these requests to
the institutions in which he had al
ways been vitality interested. His
name will be inscribed on the memoir
ial tablet of the Sheltenng Home
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Jacob Boxer, well known young
business man of this city. died last
Friday afternoon of pneumonia after
n few days Illness. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon from Mey-
ers. 1nterment was Mt Golden Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. Boxer was only IS years Of age.
and his untimely death is regretted
by a large circle of friends. He is
survived by his parents, a sister and
n brother. .sEE 80
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
Obituaries


Max Dupler. a young business man
of the city, passed away "Wednesday
after an illness of seven weeks. He
had lived here. for the past Is years.
and is survived by his parents and two
brothers.
The sympathy of their large circle
of friends is extended to the family in
their sorrow.
The funeral was held Thursday from
Meyers, Rabbi s. Halpern officiat-
etery. ' '.7T5 ''.'." %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Harris Polish passed away Decem-
Der 9Th after short illness. He was
stricken with pneumonia and sue
cumbed in few days.
Mr.. Polish had been a resident of
Denver for quarter of century and
was engaged in mercantile, business all
of the time.
He Is survived by his widow. three
SONS. Maxwell. David and Robert. two
daughters, Gertrude and Rebecca. and
ten grandchildren.
He was IS years of age. Interment
was Mt Mt. SebO,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Beth
Israel Hospital and Home Society.
called for Saturday December II. was
on that date postponed to Saturday
evening. December IS, at Z 80 p. IN.
Meeting to be held at Hooker street
SynagOg, located on Sixteenth avenue
and Hooker street. Charles Ginsberg.
secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
PATIENTS AT N. j. C. HOSPITAL
ENTERTAINED.

The patients of the National Jewish
Hospital were treated to an unusual
ly fine entertainment last week. Rev.
Hugh L. McMenamin and Father F.
4. Kelly brought splendid array of
talent. and most excellent numbers
were included by them. Among the
numbers was a playlct by Father
Eelly'S dramatic class. ...-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
b. NJ. II. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

An important meeting of the b. NJ.
Fl. Teachers association will be held
Tuesday evening, December 81 at the
Bessie I. Rude Community Center at
S o'clock sharp. .
A prominent speaker will address
the meeting. Miss Carrie Aarons wilt
render a violin solo and Bonnie Miller
will give a paper.
1t is requested that all teachers he
present at this meeting. Miss Irene
Miller will be hostess.-M. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
In Men1orian

In loving memory of my beloved
wife. Rose Il. Friedman. who passed
away two years ago. Dec. II. 1918.
Gone but not forgotten. r
LEWIS FRIEDMAN. ,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
PATIENTS OF THE JEWISH CON
SUMPTIVES' RELIEF SOCIETY
ENTERTAINED. -.

Don's Jazz entertainers gave n
syncopated concert at the Sanatorium
of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
society. They harmonized beautifully
and their interpretations of all the
popular melodies in jazz fashion were
greatly enjoyed by the patients. The
company consisted of Jazz Don. vocal !;
Dude Martin, violin; Babe Berger,
banjo; Roy Velie. piano; Fusscm
Mussiy, saxo; Happy Ed Parker.
drum.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
Local Neuus

Arthur Friedman, National Presi'
dent of the ri Tau ri Fraternity.
leaves for the east next week to at
tend the annual conclaye at Cincin'
natti. Dec. 27-30 inclusively. a pre-
conclave entertainment will he given
the delegates by the Pls OF Evans
VILE. Ind, on December 25-2t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF DENVER
INSTITUTE TEA.

tea will be given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Denver Hebrew lnsti.
hlte. Dec. 81. 1920. The hostesscs will
be Mesdames ID. II. Cohen, NJ. Rich
man and C. Pooley. All are invited to
cOme.-B. p.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
Get a
Brain.
Capital

The man who can earn $1,000 a
year has brain capital of $4,000.
That is. he has the earning capacity of
$4,000 at six per cent interest.
We are inclined to envy the man
who has $1,000 or $4,000 in money,
even though he has little or no ability.
Train yourself to do the things that
bring the large rewards. Develop your
brain capital. This school has helped
hundreds OF young people to qualify
tons. -tNI f-gEf
The cost is insignificant when com
pared with the increased earning ca
pacity. Earnest young men and young
women can become competent office
workers at good salaries in a few
months.
White. term opens January 3rd. Call
or write for catalOg. ~ -
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
IOTA-GAAIMA-KAPPA SORORITY

A regular meeting of the Iota-Gam
ma Kappa Sorority will be held Sat
urday evening, December 18th at the
home of Miss Werdesheim
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE ENIAN
UEL SOCIAL AND DANCE.

The Sisterhood Of Temple Emanuel
will give a social and dance at Pro
gress club, January 70.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
OPTIMISTS.

The next meeting of the Optimists
will he held at the home of Miss Mae
Lifshitz, 1888 Federal Blvd. on Thurs
day evening. Dee. 23rd. All are urged
to be present-A. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Harold Straus will leave Sunday Tor
Kansas City to attend the convention
Of the Hal Resh Fraternity which VIII
meet in that city. Dec, 2T-30.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Dave Jacobs has returned from a
most enjoyable business trip to Balti-
more, Md. .I. &C. ~.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Milton NJ. Schayer addressed inc
Colorado Monumental Art builders. mt
n dinner at the Albany hotel Mohda!
night and will speak at the Otpimists
club on Thursday noon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

IOtal --Sl.
OF the total amount of $1.02OOO.
81 900 has been sent to the Peoples
and the Central Relief committees.
leaving u balance in the hands Of Rabbi
f. S. HalperI of $50.
The Denver Branch Working Circle
is arranging drive for clothing. in
accordance with the appeal made by
the Peoples Relief committee of New
York. We 20 Informed that arrange
ments have been completed for the
transportation of the collected cloth
ing abroad at once. The West Denver
Relief committee have agreed to rem
der their assistance in this noble
cause, and we urgently reueqst every
one to assemble all cast-off colthing.
and by next week We expect to be able
to announce various stations IN every
part of the city where the committee
will collect same.
Respectfully submitted.
West Denver Relief Committee.
BY PHILIP J. RAGOOLAND.
Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Only when the futlIer attempts to
induce the son to commit sin is dis
obedience ustifiable.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Jesse Rude. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rude is expected home this week from
Kemper Military Academy for the mid
winter holidays.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
WEST DENVER RELIEF COMMIT
TEE REPORT.

The West Denver Relief committee
is continuing its good work. as in the
past. During the month Of November
our president. Mr. Nathan Wiener has
extended his activities by going be-
yond the boundary of the Platte River
and soliciting a block on Earimer
street between 14th and 18th. and the
results were gratifying. 1t simply
shows all that our Jewish brethren
need is just reminder.
Mr.. Phillips turned over donation
collected from Mr.. A. Cohen. of s25.
Mr.. Ben Cook. Sc Mr.. Goldstbne. sof
the National Fixture company. S25:
Horn and Sons, Max Goldberg. Plot
kin Brothers. Mr.. Karchmer: all wei
coined him and pledged their support
and their money.
Besides, in, small donations on Lari-
mer street. Mr.. Weiner collected 50.
Mr.. Harry Mulbn.,.-....----..-.-..-....-$ 800
Mrs. jacobs. 026 Navajo street 800
Thru Morris Reichman. at party ~,
of s. Geller. 1874 Julian ST. 1896
Thru Mr.. Friedman, donation
from Morris Goldsmith-..-........ 1000
At wedding of Mr.. Kerell-......... $500
At annual meeting of the mem
bers of Rose Hill Cemetery,
collection 25OO
Thru \. Blue, at a party of Mr.. p
and Mrs. Rosen, collection. 1850
At wedding of Solomon and Ham
der. collection .......-......-.--......-- 5000
Mrs. Fine 500
Abe Goodstein ......................... -. 800
At wedding of Lemon and Stein 1115
Louis Butler, donation to Mr..
sunshine l.V
House to house collections..---.----IG $3.50
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

DIR. c. d. Spivak has opened an
office for private practice ut room
55G Metropolitan building. His prac'
tice is limited to diseases of the stom-
,ch and intestines. Hours by appoint
ment
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

The flattcrer is an denomination to
the Lord-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

PROPERTY FOR SALE-Long List Of
actual bargains, cottages, houses. double
houses. bungalows, apartments, $1.500 to
S25 900 in West Colfax and all other parts
list; my auto is Mt your service. Phone,
call. or write, will show property, remem-
Der real bargains and terms. Zigmond. $50
Quincy Bldg; Main 2OiS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Nate Rothschild has returned from
an eastern trip. 'r
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane will de-
liver the sixth of her series of Culture
lectures Friday Mt the Brown Palace
hotel. Her subject will lie Some
Sources Of Oriental Influence
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Armand Sommer will reach Denver
Saturday for the midwinter holidays
from Berkeley, Calf, where he is at
tending the University.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

Saul and Adolph VOrenberg, student
at the University of Colorado leave
for their home at Wagon Mouiiu' ~
NJ. this week for the Christmas vaca-
ton. ...
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

ROOM AND BOARD-Young man
wants room and board in refined
healthy home; walking distance pre-
ferred. Reply mail. care Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15
Want Advertisements

FOR RENT-7th Ave, district beau
tiful seven room bungalow nicely
furnished with piano and Victrola I;
reasonable rent to reliable party {;
owner leaving town for four months
Further information call York 7G07-W
ROOM AND BOARD-Young man
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-15

DIR. Harry ]. Copper director OF the
Research department of the National
Jewish Hospital for Consumptives.
leaves for Chicago, where he will read
two papers before the National So
ciety for the Advancement of Science.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03
". H. EzELL PROMINENT FARMER OF
FLORIDASTATES that RE-CU-MA
CORRECTED HIS AILMENTS


Constipation. with dull, droopy feel
ing all over in addition to coated
tongue, bad breath and poor appe-
tite. He took one bottle of RE-CU-
MA because he had heard such won
derful reports of it's goodness as a
Stomach and Bowel Medicine. He took
it for several days and only coca
sional doses as he felt the need of
it, but now keeps it in the house
all the time; in fact, would not be
without it even if it cost five times
as much as it does.
He recommends RE-CU-MA be-
cause in his advanced years he knows
it keeps him in good health by it's
general cleansing of the system which
is so necessary to all ages and espe-
cially to one of his advanced years,
hundreds of others are finding this
same help from the use of RE-CU-
MA, and if you are not in good health
then today is the time for you to give
it chance to aid you.
We guarantee that your money will
be cheerfully refunded if you do not
feel improved after taking RE-CU-
MA four days. 1t sells for $1.2O, plus
war tax at Hamilton Russell, and all
good druggists.-Adv.
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Brent, July Rev. Wainwright
filled his appointment here Sunday
for the last time, as his resignation
goes into effect and he is going away.
In the afternoon the ordinance of
baptism was administered in Carpen-
ter's Greek, there being two candi-
dates.
Mrs. Dave Johnson, and Mrs. Dud-
ley Hoyt, of Pensacola and Mrs.
Rawson, of Mississippi, spent the day
Sunday with their sister and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Brown.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ravason spent
Monday with Mrs. Jcbn Johnson and
family.
Mrs. J. E. Spoon ent the gay with
her sister, Mrs. Ba. ger. recently.
Mrs. Laura Berry vas i'll town Sat-
urday.
Mrs Feazel, of Rob. ets, visi6ad Ter
daughter, Mrs. D. A. Wells, last
week.
Mrs Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. B@oNn
went up to Roberts to visit bfr ans
Mrs. F'eazel Sunday night-
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make their future home.
Colonel y. L. MacKinnon, OF
Mariana, is visiting in the city for
several weeks as the guest of his
daughter and son in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis G. Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. a. L. Stringfellow
and children and Miss Fddie Massey
have returned hume after delight
full two-weeks' visit with relatives and
friends in Mobile and Wilmer Ala.
Misses Marie Farley and Vernle
Williamson leave this morning for
Mobile to be the guests of relatives
and friends for the weekend and
will join a house party being given
at Fairhope.
Mrs. James S. Van Ausdal and
daughter, Louise, have gone to Camp
Hill, Ala, for Il months visit with
Mrs. Van Ausdars parents.
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FORMER PENSACOLIAN
PILOTS MACHINE ON LONG
EI ICLT

TIGOI y mAIT1lNE YIN LON1
FLIGHT.
The following taken from a Miami:
exchange will be of cordial interest to
Pensacola friends
Aero Limited plane number five
will leave this noon on a passenger
carrying flight from this city to New
York, and stops will be made at St.
Augustine, Moorehead City, n. c.. and
Ocean City, Md. George Gay will pilot
the machine on it's long flight, as
sisted by P. DukeSchiller, and Frank
Smith mechanician. The two pas
sengers from Miami to New York will
be Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Smith. of
Oklahoma City, Okla. This is the
second flight of the Aero Limited be-
tween this city and the metropolis. /"
Mr.. Gay has resided in Pensacola
for a number of years, having served
as an aviator in both the army and
navy. He married a Pensacola girl.
Miss Thelma Davenport. Several
months ago he left Pensacola for
Miami, where he has been engaged
in flying and has made two trips to
New York since he has been there.
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Dorothy Wells stayed to spend a few
days with her grandparents.
Mrs. Frank Coskrey is preparing for
visit to her sister in New Mexico.
Miss Gladys Song is attending the
canning school at Gonzalez these three
days.
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AFTERNOON TEA FOR
VISITORS,

Misses Mary and Sarah Holt will be
hostesses this afternoon entertaining
with pretty afternoon tea in honor
OF two attractive visitors, Miss Mary
Coney, of Savannah, Ga the guest Of
Miss Dorothy Forbes and Miss Helen
Rawlins, of Moss Point, Miss, the
guest of her father Mr.. H NJ. Raw
Inns. The guests at this lovely af-
fair will include members of the
YOUNGER set
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A
DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gray, of Mem
phis, have announced the birth of a
daughter, Thursday, July 1, who will
bear the name of Marion Rebecca Mr..
Gray, who is now in business in Mem
phis is the son of Mrs. Paul Gray, of
Pensacola
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New York-She's "all dressed up"
and at The top of her class-this
baby is! Mary Corneille, 2 years
and 8 months old, was adjudged
best baby i'm her class in Pearl
street district of the city wide baby
show.
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What Is aspiring Fever"?

What IS "SprIng FeVer"T
1t is simply low Vitality lack Of Energy
caused by impure blood GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC restores vi
tally and Energy by Purifying and En-
riching the Blood. You can soon feel its
strengthening, Invigcrating Effect. 60c
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Miss SWarra Graham leaves today
Ior a seVeraI-weeks' stay at Camp
Walton.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart E.. Service will learn with re-
greet of their departure Wednesday
for Philadelphia, where they viii