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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20

rival Of spring comes the prediction Of
he weather man Of fair and warm
err Spring is here to stay unless
sCme snow cloud ,lould wander this
way ana again throw white mantle
over the city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
City DweIlers Flat Footeo.

Defects Of vision and fiat feet were
found more among city dwelers than
claus examining those entering the
service during the war.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20

are shooting down all Of
flcers of the Baltic troops
remaining in Berlin.
Unter den Linden brist-
led today with barbed wire and the
! Hotel Adlon was thoroughly screened
with it and guarded by troops
The inner city streets are seething
with excited people Disorders are
/ occurring in the suburban districts
! There is conspicuous absence Of
/ troops in the working mems dwelling
| districts where agitators are feverish-
/ ly busy.
Reds Block Traffic.
/ London. March 20 20-Communists
! have occupied five stations in the east
cln section OF Eerln and refuse to
permit the resumption of railroad traf-
! lc until their demands have been met.
| says dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
| graph Company filed at Berlin this
morning
Hundreds Killed at Leipsic.
London, March 20.1Ebert govern
ment troops have bombed public
! buildings at PeipsiC in an attempt to
diSlodge German workers forces and
several hundred persons have been
killed as result, says a Berlin dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company.
The message says 100 were killed
and 200 wounded in the street lighting
in Berlin on Thursday
Allied ENJOYS Visit Chancellor.
Berlin. March 20,-Representatiyes
Of Great Britain, Italy and Belgium In
this city visited Vice Chancellor Schif-
fer yesterday and congratulated the
government on the SPEEDY removal
Of the Kappist usurpers" according to
a Semiotlicial news agency announce
mpnt
Rush Aid to Americans.
tOblenZ, March 20,-A special train
made up by local German authorities
at the direction of American army Off
GERS left this city at 2:15 O'Clock this
morning for Lcipsic to bring out 200
Americans and allied business men
who are stranded there and reported
in danger
The train will reach Leipsic this af.
ternoon and is due 10 return here to-
morrow night
Strike Is Brought to Close.
London, March 2U-The general
strike in Germany has been killed off
according to Berlin advices. The
government il is stated, has accept.
ed the workers. demands, including
lar reaching concession to the inde-
pendent socialists.
Ebert OF for Berlin.
Stuttgart, March 20 The entire
Ebert government, including Minis
ter Of Defense Noske. will leave for
Berlin tonight on a special train Gen
Won Seichj, in command at Berlin.
has sent a message saying that every
thing is quiet in the capital
Premier Bauer and Foreign Minis
ter Mueller preceded the other mem
bers OF the government. arriving In
Berlin this morning
Report 1000 Killed to Date.
London. March 2O.-TWo Thousand
persons have been killed to date in
the fighting incident TO the German
revolutionary movement and disturb
ances Of the past week. it is esti-
mated in Berlin, according to the EN-
change Telegraph correspondent in
this city,
New Chief at KEEL
Paris March 20 Latest adyices to
the French foreign office state that
Rear Admiral Eyers appointed by
President Ebert to be station com
mauder at kiel in place OF Rear Ad-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
Horsemer to Meet Here

The Horse Association Of America
Will hold Il meeting on neXs Welnes
day afternoon at 1.30 o'clock in the
county court house.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
FIGHTING REPORTED
In MANY PARTS OF
CAPITAL; SCORES DIE
(By the Associated Press

Berlin, March 20.-Since noon firing has oc-
Cured in various parts of the city 1t is reported
that the security police are shooting down all Of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
Don't Affect Pleb scites.

Failure of The Senate to ratify the
treaty, it was learned today. will not
halt negotiations between the United
States and the allies on the Turkish
settlement It was also said the
United States could continue to police
the zones assigned to it, pending the
holding OF the plebisctes in certain
German districts because the expense
Of this is borne by Germany
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
To Be Buried" ."

There was no intimatiOn as to
what the President would do with
the treaty White House officials said
the usual procedure would be TO send
ii TO the state department for burial"
in the archives there The document.
which was delivered to the senate bv
the President in person last July 10.
was taken to the White House by
George A. Sanderson. secretary of
the senate. accompanied by two ON
ate clerks.
Secretary Tumulty was with the
President at the time and when he
returned to the executive rfIiccs to
receive the treaty he said there would
be no statement from the President.
Ihe senate was not in session to-
day, but when the house met Rep
Tinkham, republican, Massachusetts,
offered a Joint resolution declaring a
state of peace between the United
States and Germany.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-20
WE EATHER

FAIR tonight. Sunday
fair and warmer.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
Pleasant Hill Sidewalks
Will Be Acted On Tuesday

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Commission Council, which will
be held next Tuesday evening, among
the important matters to be decided
upon will be the concrete sidewalks
in the Pleasant Hill section, a petit
ton having been presented at the
meeting in January. Any property
owner who has any objection to plac-
ing concrete walks in the part Of the
city should appear before the council
at this meeting and give his Objec-
ton.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
FIXTURES ARRIVE

The fixtures for the City Drug
Store arrived few days ago and
have been installed, which gives this
popular store the most up-to-date
appearance Of any to be found. The
fixtures are Of the very latest de-
sign and were made to order.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
Twelve Still Destroyed in
Mississippi in One Week

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 23.-Twelve
moonshine stills discovered within
one week is the record Of federal
and state officials for the past week,
according to Federal Prohibition De
rector w. Calvin Wells.
Three stills were destroyed in Mar
ion county, three in Tallahatchie
county, and four were found in the
city Of Meridian and one in Oxford,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

has disposed of his stock to A. W.
Carroll, who has moved it to Holly
Bluff, Miss. Mr.. Ogden viii not en-
gage in business here for the pres
ent, but will enjoy a rest.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Vera Wiley and children,
Ernestine and Robert, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, arrived in Bogalusa Mondey
evening for an extended visit. They
are guests at the Pine Tree Inn.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

Colson DOmergue, speciality sales
man for the Bogalusa Grocery and
Grain, spent several days in Boga-
lusa on business.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

and another at Lumberton. In most
cases, the director says, whiskey in
process of making was found.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
FOR SALE!
HORSES, MARES AND Nm.
AT FRANKLINTON, LOUTsIAN1

Until March LIST, will keep from 20 Is "a
first-class farm Mares Horses and Mules. ms
weighing from 900 to 1900 pounds, all wen b,ss.
are Shipped Direct from the Farmers thar
Have been through no commission barns. i. /
men profit. If you want to buy one animal ors
don't fail to see me. Quick Sales and Small p,sss
motto
FRANK I4rlufs~
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
OGDEN SELLS STOCK

E. P. Ogden, for a number Of
years engaged in the general mer-
chandise business in Richardsontown,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
OUR DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
ISA POPULAR PLACE

Miss T. NJ Duhon in charge has been kept exceedingly
busy since the announcement made few days ago. Several
ladies have expressed their satisfaction knowing that they
come here and have dress made in correct Styles to the slight
est details and at very low cost The only requirement that
make in having this department your that
the material be purchased here Don't think that this department
is just to make dresses We will take just much pride in work
you have for good seamses will in making the finest
dress you have not visited this department. do your
lest convenience little later will be crowded with work
and you will find it your advantage to make the selection Of
materials tand place your order will prove than salts
factory you and will be appreciated by Miss DhOn and her
assistants.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

E. T. Mitchell and son, Gibbs, re-
turned home from Picayune, Miss,
last Monday, after having been
weekend visitors to that place.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29
LADIES' READY TO WEAR

will be the most interesting place in this section of e state for
have purchased the finest line of Ladies' Misses Dresses
history of this store Each and every garment be the latest
and most popular styles and made of the best materials by
able than expect when price similar garments
othr stores and in other cities.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-29

The two Winssea
ness with pneamonis
was reported last WEI
cred and have returps
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
ANTI AND PRO-JEWISH DEMON
SITUATIONS.

Syincmuentc. Gcrnnny--ln this sea-
side resort Il large demonstration wa''
staged by the anti-Seinitcs against the
Jews Among the demoiistrants there
were many soldiers. National hymns
were sung and played and many
speeches were made continuing threats
against the Jewish summer guests.
Everything looked like n preparation
for real pUgrUm. The police, how
ever. soon appeared in full armor and
put an end to any pogrom activity.
A week afterwards the workmen of
the town arranged demonstration
against the anti-Scmites. In pro
cIamation to the people, the workers
poilted out how the anti-Semitic hgi-
tation was a misfortune to the town.
Hundreds of summer guests had al
ready left and the season, not other
wise very successful, was completely
ruined. Hundreds of musicians, wait
crs and others had lost their employ
mcnt The good name of Svincmuehdc
WAS rui:Icd and it was the duty or
every citizen to attend the dcmonstrh-
ton.
The pro-Jewish demonstration turn
ed out to be great success. lIi'
dcmOnstrants carried plncards which
contained a protest against the Gov
crnment permitting soldiers of til"
Germa. Republic to take part III such
n criminal undertaking as the anti
Semitic movement A telegram WAS
sent to the Government, cmhodying
the sense of the meeting. together with
a resolution condemning the outrage
of week ago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
SUCCOTH.

The penential just close culminst
somber interpretive solemn day of Yom Kppur,
sought make with himself well with
ment
the joyous Feast of Succoth From time inn
memorial the Jew after providing for his SOUL also cared for
celebrated the feast of Tabenaces This Festival
which lasts week will be ushered in next Sunday evening
the Jew of old er Of the SOIL and this his Har
vest Thanksgiving 1t time of
the abors finished whether the ha
rejoced that had permitted
gather it in.
also remind the presenday Israetes
that they still wandering people the face Of the earth
Now especially millions of their fellows in Eastern Europe would
only glad had they Succah which to dwell had the
sraetes when wandering the desert It is to commemorate
of life that orthodox live booths for the
eight days of this Festival simple life they led life absolute
foreign the highly convenonazed involved mode of living
of the present time.
that life yet has lesson, for
dwer ofodaythe lesson Of gratitude which each
the fundamentals for happiness
upon eemenas the plain and simple things Of e that
happiness depends They forefahers dwe In the
depending supplies for
each reminded by this
that preentday senduleence but
rather they hind
and burden This Festival should teach simplify
e throw of the and to hold firmly
satisfying truths faith which have taught countless
generations that they make life well worth while.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
THE OPENING OF THE RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS.

religious will all opened their
within the next weeks. They will
they have had each preceding tho
it estimated that approximately only 25 of Denvers Jewish
children receive any religious instruction
that harsh indictment to be brought against the
muny? There should not be child anywhere the city who
does attend school where religious inspiration and in
struction is impaired.
If the schools existing today sufficienand they
not-then should be the duty community it that
Jewish child should receive its just gtsto be educated
the history literature and ethics of its The
organizations whether be Auxiliary Sisterhood Council
should this work They talk doing
work. How do they make good Ame
of Jews, 1t be DONE American
ideals have their Jewish ideals they based the
fundamentals of Hebrew scriptures The youngsters
taught the American application of these IDEALS they should also
the original and the application religion
societies would have something tangible worth
while their credit they would establish these schools var
sections the city, They would know that they
faith well their
children There has the history
when he needed this education
know how to defend himself from his deracors
why he insist his rights and needs this knowledge
that he may be able to transmit it to the future
The ancient Talmudss said "the world is held by the
breath of school children This know the truth today The
States aghas at the teracy natives which
the exposed and effort being made to correct this
fault to find with ewry present. laid
negligence in the religious education of
oregionsts Let the evil that
Jewish child shall have its chance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
THE ROYAL SINGER.
An Allegory fro mthe TaImud.

The Royal Singer had sung one OF
his most beautiful psalms TO the glory
and praise Of Him who had been his
help in every need. The last notes
still vibrated ON the strings Of his
harp. when Sata:i stood beside him.
and tempted the heari of the King to
be proud of his song.
Amongst all Thy creatures" he on
claimed, hast Thou. O Lord. one who
praises Thee more melodiously than l
do?"
Thru the open window. before which
he had spread his hands in prayer,
a grasshopper flew into the Kings
room, and seated itself on the hem
OF his robe. She began her clear
matin-solg; number of grasshop-
pers assembled around her. One night
insaIe came, and soon numbers of
nishtingales sang the praises of their
Creator.
The ear of the King was opened !;
he heard the concert of all animated
nature; the splashing of the brook. tho
rustling of the woods. the voice of the
iuorning-stdr, the enrapturing song of
tie rising sun. Lost in the high har'
luony of the voices which increasingly
and unweariedly sung. the King re-
mained silent He thought his song
was excclledSeven by the srnsshoppcrs
which still chirped on the hem of his
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Miss Sadie Isaacs of London. who
is only nineteen and has beel blind
since she was eight, has passed the
London University matriculation eN-
without the MD of secre-
tary. the first blind candidate who has
succeeded in doing so. Some time ago
she lear:ied Brdille 1.-THE blind al
phabcD and then took II course ut the
Central Foundation School. bishops
gate. on the same terms as the ordin-
airy scholars. where she won many dis
tinctions. including Dickens fellow
ship prize. and WAS encouraged 10 at
tempt the University matriculation OK
animation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
BETH HA MEDROsH HAGODoI.

Services are held ut the SynagoS,
oath and Curtis streets, on Denver
time daily at $50 in the morning and
at sunset Friday evening services are
held at s and Saturday morning ut 9
o'clock
Special Sueeoth Services.
Sunday evening ut sunset special
services will be held Mt the h. N. II.
Synagog oath and Curtis streets md
Mt the Bessie l. Rude Community Gem
ter.
Monday and Tuesday mornings the
Holiday Services will begin at s
o'clock.
DR.. C. II. Kuuvar will speak both
doys at the oath and Curtis streets
service.
The Synagog Succah will he built
on the Synagog grounds gath and
Curtis streets. II will be decorated
by the Ladies of the Synagog AuSil-
larry. At the conclusion Of the scrv-
lees refreshments will M served TO MI
WHO attend services.
Children's Rally.
On Simchas Torah evening Oct. ith
at 7:45. Rally Of the synagog chill
drcn and their friends will be held ut
the Oath and Curtis streets service.
Jewish and American flags. the gifts
Of Mcssrs. NJ. Fox, n. l.. Meyer aud
$. Stern. will be presented to each
Child. Refreshments will he served.
An address will be delivered by Rabbi
c H. kauynr on the theme. For the
Honor of the Torah."
Denver Hebrew School.
A meeting Of the leaders Of the Den
YER Hebrew school will he held at the
home Of Mr.. 5. Rosenberg. 25O1 Marion
street. Thursday evening. Sept. 2"rd
All are invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
Conversational
Temple Emanuel.

Services will be held at Temple
Emanuel Friday evening At Z :45. Dr..
VIM. s. Friedman will speak on '',rhe
Booths."
Saturday morning services will he
held at 10 80. Subject of sermon, BE
ginning"
SuecOth Services.
Succoth services will he held Monday
morning at 10 80. Subject of SERMON
what has been the Harvest!
CMldren's Festival.
The Children's Festival will be held
Sunday evening, October 3rd. Rabbi
Hoshana for the children Of Temple
Emanuel and their parents. The chill.
dren will conduct the services.
Louise Lehman Ltbc.sry.
All those who have borrowed books
from the Louise Lehman library. arc
requested to return them next Sunday
morning to VIM. X. Blumenthal. IL
brarian.
Two additional names have been
added to the corps Of teachers at Tcin-
pie Emanuel religious school. Miss
Kluta and Samuel Chutkow.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Old prcjudices and ignorance of even
the most characteristic Jewish traits
WAS the cause assigned by George
ManSSoura. one of the editors of the
Arabic paper ".A.infir'' in Il
lecture ut the Jaffa Gymnasium
on judaism and the people of the
couatry." He expressed the hope that
the Jewish people he reestablished Ill
Palestine in peace and harmony with
the Arabs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
Tabernacle Thought

Lovely grapes and apples.
And such pretty flowers,
blooming in the Succah
That in the backyard towers.
Green leaves for the ceiling
Sift the sun and shade
To pretty pattern
AS in forest glade.
Cool retreat and daiaty
For a little Child,
Toddlin; in, by prospect
OF it Joys beguiled.
Road lie casts his blue eyes,
Stretches hand in haste:
Darling baby, all this
Just is to his taste.
But soon his eyes brim over
As with sudden tears.
ALI, he learns the lesson
OF the coming years.
ISRAEL ZANGWILL.
standard Book of Jewish Verse;
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Satisfaction that the women Of Ial-
cstine enjoy equal rights and that nm
der Jewish supervision Palestine
would grant its women civil and pol
itical rights, was expressed by Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait ut the lntcrna-
tional Congress of the Womcn's sur
frage Society in Geneva. at which br.
Rosa w. Straus represented the raj
estine Womcr's Equal Suffrag" so.
ciety.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Acting Police Inspector Isaac
Frank. in charge of the Sixteenth III
retired at his own request. He has
been connected with the department
for thirty-two years and has been a
captain twelve years, during which
time he was in Brownsville, II section
almost exclusively populated by Jews.
His pension will he $1,000 Il year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

chusettS Destitute of Technology. re-
cciving both the Il. $. ana NJ. S. de
grCrs. IL singular honor claimed by on
l. few graduates of Technology. He
came to this country only ten years
ago and after graduating from the
English High School. Lynn. with high
hnnOrs, winning both medals awarded
10y that school, he entered Tech.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Miss Rebecca Affachiner. of New
York city. has been appointed super
iltendent of the United Jewish Chart
ties of Hartford. Conn. Miss At
fachiler served over seas as assistant
regional director at the American EN-
barkation centre, lie Mans. France. for
the Jewish Welfare Board
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Moving picture films can be OK
hibitcd in full sunlight by means of II
device invented by Mayer Gur-Aryc.
director of the Ivory Department OF
the BcZalcl Art School in Jerusalem.
y successful experiment has been made
by the Zion Cinema.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Sacramento has the largest rIrc
mill in California, and perhaps il the
world. The second largest such mill
in the State has just been complct-
ed at Colusa. Colllsa county. 1t be-.
longs to Rosenberg Bros.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Representatives, from the Tau Epsi-
lon Phi fraternity. the only Jewish
fraternity in Georgia. with chapters
at the University of Georgia. the
Georgia School of Technology and
Emory University. will attend the
convention of the r. F.. p. Fraternity
in New York. TO help celebrate the
eleven years of the traits existence.
Under the leadership of such men as
Victory II. Kriegshaber of the Georgia
Tech. there is no doubt that the Fra
ternity House in Atlanta. designed to
accommodate twenty men. will be Il
great success.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
NEW POGROMS IN GALICIA.

Observation-Disclosures series OF 1cwlsh
poproms became known today. Til"
local newspapers bring diSlmtche
showing that the Ukrainian soldiers
of Pctlura have organized masshcr"'
against Jews in the Galician towns ot
Bolszowce. Halicz Bursztyn. Bukac-
zOwce and JcZupul.
The total number Of Jews killed
reaches Sc.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

The San Reno decision was ccir-
hratcd amid great rcjoicings, services
and monster demonstration in south
Africa. according to report in tile
Jerusalem 'IIa-ArcZ.' South Atrlc"
aims to raise fJOO.OOO within three
molths, Mr. Solomon of Boloi having
contributed 100000. and one syndgog
having raised 10000.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

The King of the Belgians has he
slowed upon Mr.. Alfred Jones of the
London. County. Westminster and
PARIS Bank. Gravesend. the Gold
Palm of the Order of the Crown. in
recognition of valuable services to the
belgian cause during the war Mr..
Jones rendered signal service in the
interests of the Belgian refugees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

Fusion of two Jewish charitable or
"a:Iizatirns-thc Federated and the
United Charities of Baltimore. Md.--
is forecast in the thirteenth joint re-
port of the Federated Charities anu
constituent societies. which gives ii
summary of the work accomplished by
the organizations in the past year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
Interesting Items

The Oxford University Press has al
most completed the printing of DR..
Jacob Mann's work, 1.-THE Jews in
Egypt and Palestine Tnder the Fa-
tiinid Caliphs, 969-l171." for which the
author was recently awarded the de-
gree of Doctor of Literature by the
London University.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22

All babies born in the RothSchlld
Hospital of the American Zionist Med
i,al Unit in Palestine during Gculah
or RcdCpmtioa Week have been named
GcuG,h in fhe case of girls and Nigall
in the case of boys.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-22
Suceoth Services.

Will he held next Sunday evening
at o'clock and Monday and Tuesday
morning at o o'clock. Cantor f. Fried
will conduct the services.