davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
MRS. DAVID W. SHOEMAKER

Funeral services for Mrs. David w.
Shoemaker, mother of the wife of
Maj. Gen. Edwin N. Mcclellan, officer
IN charge of the historical division
or the United States Marine Corps, IN
washington, and who died in Phila-
deiphia Saturday, were held in that
city yesterday.
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
Very Fine White
POPLIN
SOC Yard

81 inches wide-very fine
mercerized quality, in a good
weight for waists, skirts and
nurses uniforms, also mems
shirts. Only 20 pieces at this
price.
PINK LINGERIE BATISTE
"A very fine quality; per-
manent mercerized finish;
specially manufactured for
fine undergarments- Offered
Thursday at today's co.
mill cost, yard. ........OVS
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
NOTED FRENCH ACTOR DIES.

PARIS. March 3.--Louis Baron, cele-
brsted actor. died yesterday. He was
born In 1888 and made his debut at
the Varieties in 1885.
The Washington times., 1920-03-03

Susan 10. oillisn. 70. OF Vienna. Va. The
Rev IA. ~ Downs
Claude Mercer johnson. rs. OF Richmond.
Va, and Jessie Opal SVEN, ~, OF New
ton. III. The Rev. II. Wilney.
chappell PeAke. 20. OF Long EDDY, N. r.,
aud Katherine Irene ReiehmAn, 2S. OF
AeidaliA. N. Y. The Rev. IL, y. Downs.
John Ewing canAdy, "a, and Beatrice l..
Williams 10, both OF Richmond. Va The
Thomas J. Gallagher, "a. and Alfredo p.
bruno. rs, both OF New Castle, Pa The
Rev r. II, DAyis
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
Wholesale Selling
Price of Beef in
Washington

Prices realized on Swift & Com
pany's sales OF carcass beef on ship
ments sold out for period shown
below. as published In the news
papers. averaged as follows. show
Ing the tendency Of the market:
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
BIRTHS

KEPPLER-March 2, 1920, at Emergency
Hospital TO LOUIS 7. AND MABEL 6
kEPPLER, OF Silver Hin. Md, a daugh-
ter, Margaret.
COUGIILIN-Born on Monday, March 1. At
Takoma Park. Md. to ROBERT EN-
NETT and DOROTHY WHITNEY
COUGHL1N, daughter
The Washington times., 1920-03-03
LANSBURGH g BROTHER

Cotton Petticoats-
their dainty practically
has entrenched them firm
ly in the regard. of most
every woman. These Of
ferings are of particular
worth:
Splendid quality Cotton
Taffeta PetticoatS, in all
the new spring colorS, also
black, have tailored or
plated ruffles, at $1.5O.
Well made PetticoatS
Of Heatherbloom Taffeta,
in both regular and extra
Sizes-black and colorS,
good value, SOS.
Regular and extra sizes
in Cotton Tafeta Petit
coats, with silk taffeta ruff
files. Black and change
able colors; cost only
$4.95.
Novelty Cotton Taffeta
Petticoats, with tailored
ruffles; fancy figured ef-
fccts, at $1.95.
Striped Bingham Petit
coats have tailored sec
tionel ruffles, and good
value at $3.50.
Third F1osr-LAnsSurgh 4
Bv0ther.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

lunsasnae is rasinsA sNFln a. s'Ga tsn'
sl.ufasa esicga. Nss,ss,fssimsae. ~
gasgwlN Ntusn~ ta,aIWsss a. ms sane
sas s,lssaas. Ia ss.i,aan - naa sliuassaa
~ iiiissasslalAa ls-lsssr suf anlieas,
slas, n9ulnnsaas. ~ b, ss,p "a aliEus.
sin ~ eIssltFnrsf Isaiss,ln antr slins 10
aar la usuiitHae - sfannli,ia ufsvauinN
te. y. aue vn ~ rkisirsss'in. sin asala
iusga un in,irrtaflr lmlss niEuno D.
fsuss iionIlsi.es atigas unr. aisiuuela.
isss suelrgv.ii ~ ia.m a. raiumnas ineus.
ftnosas. a. n'.i iais n "auids - Ia
ssieSion "a beg a,a coutrasir, De alse
lwll6 SelioIua,llauef. tisir iats iripor.
lan,da d. Ia que q prin'rra vista siIIse.
iHsnos. No has un salo iienslire mus
g.uloso qur ~ sirnia nm Irresistible
attraction hacia la muicIy-S -mriievas.
exas frAgilrs iislritas de carise que
paFece van auehrar>e nj menor es-
fuerzo l,or Ia mlsma Fsizdn los dehilcs.
los encanijados los peqneilos. expcIi.
memtan una enierIniza y cruel yoluptno-
sidad en los braces de acero de las
0pulentas matrOnas: al contemporaries
en- Ia calle, gozan con Ia idea absurda
de morir asfixiados hajo Ia mole gigan
tesca de su cuerpo...
POr ESQ. pOr ESQ no debes estar
triste. gruesa nina dc Atemas. SonIie
y espera. ESpera que pasen los afos
Y deja que paseA esa Illusion y ese
hombre que ahora eXigen la delgadez
v afinamiento de tus lfneas Ell h0locaus
10 al amor. Cierto.' 10 sc, el, que es
grueso y enoHne, guerra una novia
vaporosa. eterea impalpable, menuda
como una JibelOt. iPerO no sabes
que los Jotros los pequeilos, son mayo
ria, que es de los delgadOs, el rein0
tOdopoderoso de ia energfa Y de la fuer
"a pasiOnal?. +. Pronto, quizas mailana
mismo. pasara junto a II un hombreci-
llo insignificante. uno cualquiera, We
nidO nadie sabe de d0nde. el mi
rara tus piernas Sc extasiara en- la
contemplation de tu pecho de nodri-
"a. a te amard, pobre criatura, te
Ipnlara.te amard l0camente, como tn de
Istais:. I'll cifraras en- el todo 'el en-
saselo de tn alma, a donde no habra lie
gado la grasa que envuelSe tu cuerpo
de diez y siete aiios El te guerra por
Ifuerte. Tn le adoraras por debil.
\ Sou6 ganas con sacrificar al que te
di6 el cielQ2 -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
sCAMBIOS:.
AL TisI aRoN LA PAz

Aver, en- el cafe Ia Priirayera.,
de Ia calel de Rafael Cordero, Marce-
limo OrIiz ' Eva Montay, sosfusieron
una lila, promoviendo un gran escan-
daIo, por 10 que fueron arrestados y
denunciados a la Corte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
Bajo ell Cielo de HeIvecia
Por j. de Ia LUZ Leon

lss- sgtaiusss aar ms s.stusassgn rf4n.
asa ,sssiAiss ~ q Fsgafsa ssisuas -
sisguas sssaFa esaa
s,ass sasre alssfa aiss ssleNlsaa uaAs
sirssl a. w,aasss l.asS.gsssp sairmh w.
anlsla ar~sFfsr sasin mulrs cue haaa
q 49, lasinise sslssassn = aaaAauTAalra.
-gVamu D. Eviraart nlelsft. a ile
.lr FsEsursaf aelH fsrseRfst eisanqWe.
g~rs..
a. nhi I,fstlsalarinsslle. II caso ae
ana inI,slS mn,ains;ha o. Airnas. stlya
raria diririda = un fasIha~'ulico de
Sincian. acusa II dolsr iuiiniio gur IL
aiolzncain. l'ar nn tapFiclso del aEar,
- mislra ha ncsndo hAsia la mesa
h. irAlsaio dsl crenisia. ? csia dcmas
iorlr quo Fazones de- disrrcci6n "a
anicria impiden pul,licar los noml,Iys
ir esia historic. que tieRe iAnio de
trlsie como de- ridicula. Se que en-
"a iraducci6n de cstas liiseas. escritas
ga frances por 81 autora, Sc perdera
una gran parie de Ia naturalldad. del
encanio Sutil que brota de elias. Pero
inieniarcmos 'ajnsiarnOs al original:
Aienas. IL 10.
senior:
listed nO me conoce. y prOhablemen-
ustcd no me cOnOcera jamas Es pOr
-. ..,,,. -. A., s,.a-sl.n N.as.t,.a, so,,o,,,,,
en casa la "Gulamedicinal'' de su Far
macia. y yo tengo en- usted una gran
cOnfianza. Asf, pues. senior. 70 lie con-
fiesO que teniendO apenas IL aiiOs. yO
soy tan gruesa o mas fuerte que una
nOdriza. mo tendria usred un reme-
dio que hiciera tiisminuir eli pecho sin
perjudicar la Salud? 81 yo no tengo
leche cuando sea madre. tantO mejor.
No divide, senior, escribirme 10 mas
prOnto possible, G indicarme el preciO,
porque 81 mis- economics no llegan. Sc
ri necesaPio esperar un POGO. Yo no
tengo solamente el .pecho grueso, pero
81 tambien la nariz: Jay! senior, 81 us
ted viera mi nariZ, usted Sc reirfa. U.s.
ted tendra ;no es verdad?, algin apa-
agatO para hacenla disminuir. e impedir
ii descieaHi c0mme ceiNi q. III peFfo-
aasts Ngomo Ell .pico5 eie nh loro1. No
telieo tamhien muy gtaiesas pierIl;ls !,
;sqAe puede hacer para ESQ., senof. en-
siisted yo he presto toia mi esperanza
de Eurar.
Rediba, seiior. mi mas distinguida So
autacion ! mis- gracias apfieipadas
o. b. q
III
POiises nina Clsizas exager;E i9uiY
zsts 4niellte Qrizas es una guasona
Todo IS possible. Mas 20 me iIiclino i
Greer que ella habla lntiE erialnelfte q
d esa nfsiYa es ln grfto dolorido de sii
jtiyenttd until. 10 pilieba Il estiIo.
de su cartas estilo simple. que deja eli
tieyeis siIl lima 81 u com lplicaciosies II
sin aelnas que mljef,
Ipot llsl que SCI el.eas tiene 81 salor az
reipse de 81 misma Y de- hacer frases
Iburlonasgde su ffsico. aunque estas fra
ses Sc amparen en- el an0nimo vayan
dirigidas un farmacentico. hombre
inconmovible, indiferente duro por
temperamento Y por oficio?...
Una amarga y terrible realidad ha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

~. .as f-9 z. j. - ~
Despu6s de la guerra. nuestras alni-l
gas han vuelto sobre ell mismo gastadoI
tema que preocupaba nuestras abue-3
litas:
sQue muter gusta mas al hombre !?
la grdasa o la delgada 2. - fNs
;t,u6 ganas de perder Ell tempo? !?
iCuando Sc Gonvenceran elias que no
hay gruesas9 nj fiacas, opulentas nj ra !
qufticas? sLas mujeres son bellas %
feas interesaiifes q vulgares, atrayen-
tes o repulsivas, he ahf todo La car!
ne, eI predominio del aspecto' exterior !
Detalle importantfsimo, EN- efecto Pc
70 6l solo infiuye en- la Naloraci0n de la
beneza Hace falta la ammonia del
cotjunto, la relaci6n directa todas las
notas de ese gran 6rgano sonoro que
es elciIerpo fenleMino. Para Seducirsa
todos los hombres, precise es telier en-
cnpnta esta gran verdad que pudiera
suscribir. Pero aquello: nj fiaca nj
gruesa, nj rubia nj mOrena, nj alta
nj baja: simplemente hasta ser bonita
Luchen por adquirir ese don las po-
i f J. +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

- slsssni sass.ss.usaan ~ is nuta
ss.f salus ~snsn ~ Fsawsatn - lruaieN
s,.ks laissNuanle. " b sauaa lsliaselHsi
A. aut - fsssfsaas ~ - siesss lm -
lalnts s.uassietn a. aif b g,.Ivuue ~.
auissua guR h siaira = transformer las
isMlps. q sartaf u salss s@fsigAi ~ ls,s
raississ. q lsuIsssws II use ~ sslEnins
aissufxias E.a tFndeiaaa . ia ralesa-
slAn, seT csssirifu euainsAaimilsin ane
lan Issliao ci,s4sHf ~ h mnAg cnan.
tos ssicsiaros h han csiudiaao con
hmuF go siiWlroe sdiso = - draro ic
arfadnr. ac@.o cue - sicmpre incierio.
sisaulFe ouduiausc y capFaclsoso. o.
als gue ella deSubn = medic delinlti-
va. este -, cnando Ia quimira la flsio-
logla. Ia moda o algnnn nWesa clencin
hasta boy deSconocida. le den Ia iau-
Ia invariahle para reiener nuesia ilu
si6n. entonccs-llorpmos DE aniemano-
Sc habra extinguido para siempre Il an
hello infinite dc originalidad qne alien
ia en- Ia mujer; sn cspfritu. hoy aior-
mentado infafigable vagabundo como
una mariposa emferma de luz de azul.
pertlerA el supreme encanio. Il le da
tOdO sn pOderfO inconstras;alile Ia ia
cilidad de inventar, el don de crea-
ci6n..
Pero consOl6mOnos. En- materia dc
belleza. de tentaci6n y de amor, el ma
mana no puede traernos NADIA nuevO.
a no ser-quizas- un inesperada reacs
ci6n hacia las primeras etapas de Ia
civilization humana.., s~.,'
I.o existente es demasiadO compile
i6 Y ha sido tai el empe1o que han
puesto las mujeres en- deslumbrarnos,
Y Sc han dado tai prisa para ofrecernos
cada dia aspectos nuevos. que liza llega-
do el momento de la confusion entire
elias mismas. Sc oIvidan de que hay
pf0blemas tan viejOs tan indtiles. que
va no valen la pena de discutirse; pare
cen no recordar que los nuevos tiempos
;on de un electricismo perfecto y que
todos los gustos Y tOdas las tendencias
tienen alzada siI bandera, flameando.
orgullosa bajO todos los ciel6s... s
7 ~ 2 -. e
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
News from Here, There
and Everywhere
BERLIN ANTI.SEMITES DISTRI-
Butte POLICE CLUBS FOR kAPP
REVOLUTION.

Berlin In the CITY Council OF
Schocnenberg. II suburb of Berlin. the
Jewish Socialist councilman. Casper.
made public the fact that Kunzcr. an
anti-Semitic member of the same body,
had distributed 1000 police clubs
among the members of his party. The
Socialist legislator charged the anti
Semites with preparing for poGrom.
and that they were merely waiting for
a moment of disorder TO carry out their
filthy plan. Then. Councilman Kun
ger took the floor and stated that the
clubs were not meant for pogroms up
on the Jews but only rs n defense in
case of personal attack.
This explanation hardly convinced
the Council of its truth and sincerity.
The house was moved to laughter 10y
his speech Since no lawful means
against such methods are possible. the
Jewish assemblyman declared that he
too will distribute several thousand
clubs among the members of his party
as means against personal attack.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
PRINCE ALI, OF SYRIA. PROPOSES
JERUSALEM AS FUTURE SEAT
OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Jerusalem rs the future seat or the
League of Nations. has been proposed
in the London Times by Prince Ali. n
leader of Mohammedan Syria, accord
ing to n report to the Zionist Organi-
Zation of America from its London cor
respondent.
The proposal of Prince Ali. who rs
now living in England, is being dis
cussed widely by the British press. the
report states, owing to the imminence
of the signing of the treaty of peace
with Turkey. which will establish u
British mandate over Palestine.
Jerusalem has been an Information
al center for centuries" the Prince de-
clared i'm his article. For almost II
hundred years it has been dotted with
lnonasteries. churches. hospitals and
other public buildings under French,
Russian. Greek. Italian, British and
German protection These furnish
sufficient historical tradition of an
internat tional character to make the
Holy City desirable as the headpuar'
tcrs of the League Of Nations
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
CONFERENCE OF JOINT DISTRI-
BUTTON COMMITTEE AND THE
I.ANDSMANSCHAFTEN Fedora
TON.

The Joint Distribution Committee
has Already held several conferences
with the delegates of the various
Landsmanschaften federatiOns for the
purpose of uniting and co-ordinatfng
their relief activities with those of
other Jewish relief organizations in
America.
As we understand. the 1andsman-
schaften demand representation in the
Joint Distribution committee. and i'll
the personnel sent across the ocean.
But. the relief work of the Landsman-
schaften is so disunited and disor-
ganized. that the federations them
selves have no control over them. This
question. as well as many others OF
like Importance. must he settled at
these conferences before there can he
II mutual understanding between the
Joint Distribution committee and the
declarations. The conferences are be-
ing carried on under the leadership of
DIR. J. l.. Magnus. who represents the
Joint Distribution committee.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
Isrdel's Journey

Long must be thy journey. o
Israel. jubilce-crOwned long must ii
still continue! But wcaried, wcaried
thou wilt never be i Still in thy ma
tive strength dOst thou stand. O in
comparable one! Still does the
youthful blood flOw Justify in thy
veins! Still awaitcst thou with the
glowing ardor of battle the count
less hosts thou wilt in the end mar
shal for thy God. Nor, having
marked the path which thou hast
trod. can we ever doubt thy signal
victory at last Rejoice, then. in
thy natal feast. o Israel and take
from us anew our solemn vows to
cling unto thee with undying love
and faith-forever!
DAVID EINHORN.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
LAWYER OF KAISER WILHELM.
A JEW.

Berlin-Dr. Lowenfeld, n Jew, is the
legal representative of the eX-Emperor
of Germany, and of the Hohenzollern
family 1t was he that made an agree
the private possessions of the former
ruling house, and who also represent
ed the ex-Kaiser in trial against a
film company which pictured the grand
parsonage un-sympathetically. This
case also was fought successfully by
the Jewish attorney.
The anti-Semitic papers are quite in
dignant toward their former lord for
this honor which he be slowed upon n
Jew
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

Fourteen Jewish fraternal religious
and charitable organizations have
united in II drive to raise ten thou
sand dollars for an addition to the
San Francisco building for cOnsump
tiyes at Duarte, Calf. This building
is to form an adjunct of the. Sanatar-
ium of the Jewish Consumptives Re
lief Association of Los Angeles. The
same organization raised $1,000
during the last Is months to construct
II building for local Jewish tubcrcrilnr
sufferers.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
PROGRAM OUTLINED FOR CON.
STITUTION GRAND LODGE CON
VENTION, B'NAI BIRTH.
Will BE Held in Cleveland in May
Colorado Delegates to Attend.

Plans for the program 10 be carried
cut at the IuinIucnnial convention of
tle Constitution Grand Lodge conven-
tiOn. B'nai Birth. to be held in Cleve-
land, May 0-12. have been adopted hg
the committee of arrangements. Head
quarters will be at Hotel Statlcr, and
business sessions will be held in the
B'nai Birth building, Euclid avenue
md +. 71st. street.
The program is as follows:
Saturday evening, May s, public re-
ccption at Hotel Statler.
Sunday morning. May o. invitation
extended by the Temple to delegates
and visitors to attend services.
Sunday noon. dinner at B'nui B'riti,
building.
Sunday afternoon. formal opening Of
convention If B'nai Birth building.
Open to the public.
Sunday evening.-Delesates will he
guests of the Excelsior club for din
ner and evening entertainment.
Monday. May 1O-.tll day session
for delegates at B'nai Birth building.
Ladies to be entertained by Council of
Jewish Women. Dinner and after
noon entertainment.
Monday evcning-MIusical entertain
ment ut Hotel Statler.
Tuesday. May 11-SessiOn at B'nai
Birth building in the morning. Sight
seeing In afternoon. Prominent speak
ers at B'nai Birth building in the
evening.
Wednesday. May l2-SessiOn in the
morning Noon dinner mt Jewish Or
phan Home with entertainment at Or.
phan Home in the afternoon.
Wednesday evening-Public memor-
ial services in the evening at the
Euclid Avenue Temple. Delegates will
be speakers.
The convention promises to he one
of the most important in the history
of the order COlor,dO's delegates I"
the convention are: Milton l.. Anfen-
ger, S. Il. ZwctOw, d. +. Harlem. Den
yer Lodge. and l.. u. Gusgenlheim. Pm
cblo Lodge. Henry Sachs, Colorado
Springs lodge, is nm alternate.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

Kiev newspapers announce that a
Jewish Society was recently formed
whose object is to work for the regen-
Grafton of Russia. In IL public pro-
declared that the Jewish population
cf Russia has much TO gain by the vic-
tory of order and liberty in that un-
Happy country. Despite persecution
and terrorism, calumnies and pogroms,
the Russian Jews are determined TO
he true to the ideal of regenerated
Russia. for which they undertake to
work with all their might.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
POLAND'S RECONSTRUCTION
WORK.

fBy ]. J. +. b.
Warsaw, POland-The following is
a fine illustration of the Polish gov
ernment's reconstruction work. The
foundry of Alexander Gutman, prOduc
ing necessary commodities for the
country and employing many workers.
was shut down by the military authori-
ties because its owner is Jew.
Upon what grounds was this van
dal action taken? The government
stated that it needed Gutman's factory
for an Officers automobile school. The
hypocrisy of this may be seen from
the fact that the building is entirely
too small for such a purpose, while
in the neighborhood there are many
factories now producing nothing, which
are more suited to the needs of an
automobile school. These, however,
are owned by Germans not Jews.
Recently the Polish government was
interpolatcd by the Jewish Deputies.
Grcenbaum, and Farbstein, in regarl
TO the illegal requisitioning of factories
owned by Jews. 1t is doubtful whether
this action will bring the desired re-
suits. SO full of race hatred is the
Polish ruling class that it would even
injurc the countrys interests in order
to do harm to an individual Jew.
Truly, the gods make mad those whom
they would destroy.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
HENRY DIX GIVES COUNTRY
ESTATE AND $1O0,OOO TO y. w. ii.
A. FOR SUMNER HOME.

N,,v yorl-rhe country estate of
Hon, D;x of ut Eisc, has hoo,
,.rrorod to tha youny Women,s He.
brew Associotion of New York CITY
to ho ,sod os , SIMMER homo for
Jowisb workipy girls of tbis civ. This
offor ,,.os made In conjunction, with
oi,,s Of S1oo ooo .,ch,to IN. Federation
TO-. su,,nort of JewIsh pbiI,pthron;c
eoo;,,;os, ond tho v s,y II ana of
,,o .ffn;.t.d ;,.t;tp,;ons of rod.,-,.
t;,, u,bo announcement of Mr. Dix.s
,;t, vos ,n,de NV relix NJ Wor,mrr
,,r,s;a,nt or tho Eo,,erotiop for SIM.
,,,r, of J.,,isb pb;Ionthroni. Societies
of Now York tbrn whom the Gift was
mazda >tr Dix made tbc .ift in com.
,,omor,tiop of his scyestieth birthday
mud In momorv of his wife. who died
racentIv
Tho Dix ostoto copsists of twenty.
sovop .cros of farm and woodland MT
,It Eisco with Ioryo housc cot.
,ooos yo,o.o ,na stables which with
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

Mrs. Georgia Nathan. of savannah,
Ca, has just celebrated her Tooth
birthday.
She comes of II long-lived family. one
Of her sisters living to Ia ninety five
years old. another ninety years old. and
licr two brothers were in their eighty
seventh year when they died.
Mrs. Nathan celebrated the birthday
by holding three receptions during the
day. The Mayors suite at the Savan'
nah City Hall was thrown open for
an hour for public reception to Mrs
Nathan. and Mayor Stewart personal
ly accompanied her to the CITY Hail.
where he assisted at the reception.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
PEACE LIBRARY IN PALESTINE

Kassel. Germany Simon Straus
has established tunu OF lo'oop lha arhs
for the establishment of special peace
library in Jerusalem. This institution
= TO contain all works ancient and
modern. philosophical, historical, or
economic that have as their thesis the
promotion of peace. The founder has
promised to donat" larger sums with
the development of this unique library.
Mr.. Simon StrauS has also advised all
those interested in special subjects to
follow his example and endow new
libraries in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
Miss Stella Davidson. Allison schoo

Miss Stella Davidson. Allison School.
of Germantown, Pa, in competition
with several Thousand others, is thu
winner of the fifty-dollar prize. offered
by the Literary Digest Topics of the
Day" for the best fifty-word paragraph
on why Teachers Salaries Should Il"
Raised" In addition to the cash prize.
the winning paragraph, together with
the name and address of the nuthoress
will be flashed on the screen in more
than 1900 moving picture houses thru
out the country.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31
JEWISH DISABILITY LAW IN
CZECHO-SLOVAKIA.

Prague-Recently law regulating
the licensing of moving picture the
utres has been made public by the
CzechO- Slovnkian Government. This
law enumerates the conditions neces-
sary to obtain permit for the opera
tion of such amusement places. 1t
states quite specifically that Jews and
all others of an irreputable past may
not be granted the necessary permit.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

A wOrkmen's Cooperative Group Of
fourteen members has this year sOwn
in Kfar rriah G25 dunams with win
ter crops: such as: vetch, oats. wheat.
barley, beans, peas, etc. Four mem
bers of this group are newcomers
from Russia. Poland and Austria. Tn"
earlier produce. vetch and barley. have
been very successful nothing can as
yet be said about the remaining crops.
The group has decided to SOW chick
peas and kidncy-beans as its summer
crop.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

Max Silberberg. II years old. retir-
ed merchant and former State Sen
ator and Representative. died ut his
served two terms each as State senator
and Representative. He was IA mem
ber of all the Jewish organizations
and of the Business Mems Club and
Chamber of Commerce. He was 4
Civil War veteran and for many years
was actively interested III the affairs
Of the G. 4. II.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-31

The death is announced from Petro-
grad of the well-knOwn Jewish scholar
and social worker. Michael kulisher.
Mt the age of seventy-two Kulisher
was one of the founders of the Rus
sian Jewish paper "Rasviet." He was
also editor of Truth in Odessa, ana
was the author of numerous articles
on Jewish history and jurisprudence.