davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
BLOKADA FIUME.

Londyn, 20. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Wojska w}oskie pod
dowodztwem gen. Caviglia i adj
miraia Milo dokonaly blokady
Fiume ma morzu i ladzic. Procz
izolacyi Fiume cd Swiata zew-
retrznego zostaiy izolowane r6-
wniez i wyspy Arbe. San Marco
! Veglia. ktore niedawno zostaiy
zaiete przcz legionist6w Dan
nunzio.
Rzym, %. grudnia. (Prasa Sto.
warzyszona.) - Traktat Rappal-
ski zostat podpisany przez krola
Emanucia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

Pokaleczmego izaniesiono do domu rH
dzic6w, SIzic sic zmjdujc w stam:e
krytycznym.
NH powracaj accGo do d0mu n~Dc-laj
p6Hna Sodzina Micczy$iaWa ltz"HoI =
skicgo. zam. pnr. 33l2 Archer ave, 10.
pudlo trzcch UZyroj nych drah1w, 'hji.
rzy~ pol grozba rcwolwcrGw zabrah III
4 kieSzcni $40. zn:arcE picr&"ir"t
GyamcEiOwy. p"cZCm Zhi"gii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

Antoni Sawicki, LEGACY lat Of,
zam. pnr. 1896 S. Winchester ave..
spadf przypadkowo z~eszlej niedzieli
W nocy z oSmiu stopni schod6w do
mu swego, wskutek czego rozbil So
bic glove tax fatalnie, re musiano
go ambulansem policyjuym pre-
wieSG do Szpitala Powiatowego. Po-
mimo wysifkow lekarskich zmarl w
poniedziafek O Tel rano. Zwioki prs
wieziono do pogrzebowego Eudej--
kisa, gd2ie wczoraj odbyl sic in
kwest koronera.
. X
Tow. Spiewu ,,Lutnia', skWpiaja-
ce sic ma Town Of Lake. obchodzic
bedzie W najblizsza nied3iele. dnia
26go b. m. s:ebrny jubileusz swego
za{olenia. q okazyi tel odbedzie sic
wspania}y koncert W sail i'm. Juliu-
sza s~'owackiego, przf 4Sej i South
Paulina ul.
Ia brutalne obchodzenie sic aon4
| dzietmi aresztowany wczoraj zostal
Michai Luzny, Fam. pnr. 932 West
Austin ave-, ma mocy warantu "a
przysieionego przeZ zone jego jar
wige.
q = g
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. J6zefa i An
ny P~olinskich, Fam. pnr. S34 Holt
ul., "a inicyatywa p. Stanisiawa No-
prezesa polskiej ~kOrporacyi p. u.
Union Commercial Corporation zo-
brano droga dob:owolnej skladki ma
Czerwony krzyz $500. o.
fiary zlolyli: PIP. Jan i katarzynA
Koza IS; Jan Szweda, 81; PIP. Jan /
Bogus So; MGnicSzka
Chmiel 81; J6zef PoIi0ski So; Iofia
81; Jozef kopiczko 50; %
zef Kra$ 81; Jan KoIodziej 81; J0-
zer Stoiak 81; Ludwik Dudek 81;
J6zeF Zajac So; FLIP Stopa 81; !
Tomasz Meek So. Pieniadze te Cd
dano W konsulacie ma rece p. Zyg--
Nowickiego, Cd ktorcgo wc<o-
otrzymaliSmy pokwitowan,e.
Automobil ~kierowany r3fa VIA
dys.awa MigaIy. Fam. pms. 1894 W.
Ohio ul., najechal / boie$nie pokale-
CYL toto letnia A~nastazye Mich e
ka. Fam. PM. SCI Elizabeth III. Nv'
biete przewieziouO ~ambulansem poll
cyjnym do Szpitala Powiatowego.
gdzie Iekarze skonstatowali Dain e
Gle czas2ki.
Sedzia Morgan ska!a' Wc:)raj "
p~olicyjayn PREY y. Racine
ave. niejakiego Luka5n "icmnego.
zam. pnr 67} y. Cut,'y L! ma ID
placenie $50 kary i k,zth sad.we
"a kradziez coon grrao%y"h, kthre
skradl = Gw0ch maszyl
= o =
Michal Siwiec, lat ~, robotn,k
zatrudniony W r~ZezalniaGh powra-
cajac onegdaj piracy. zoSta& napa-
dniety p.zez dotad ni2wysledzonych
zloczyncow, .przy 47ej i Ada ultcy /
obrabowany Z $11 ! zegarka.
q. q =.
w ko$ciele p. W. Sw. Stanisldwa
dzisiai wieczorem i jutrO da'-
cisg rekolekcyi przedSwiateC1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

nych. Nauki rekolekcyjne, jak juz
pisaliSmy, wyglasza X. Infulac
Sznar6achowski. Dzisiaj wieczorCm
W koSciele g6rnym r6ianiec, nauka
i blogoslawiehstwo. Zakohczenio re-
kolekcyi nastapi W piatek zrana U
godzinie 9tej W koScicle dolnym.
Anna Potyracka, Fam. pnr. 1876
W. Grand ave-, schodzqc wCzo"aj Q
tramwaju linii Ashland ave-, po$liz-
neia sic 0 stUpioh tylnej ~platformy,
wskutek czego upadla ma bruk tax
n;eszcze$liwie, &c %zwichnela sobie
prawa noge. Zuajduje sic W domu
pod opieka lekarskq.
q" .
Pc dlugiej i Ciezkiej ChorObie
zmarl onegdaj S. p. Walenty Sniego-
wski, liczac pszy zgonie lat 80. ro-
glrzeb odbyl sic dzisiaj z domu zal?-
by pnr. 1875 n. Ashland ave do ko-
Eciola p. W. IS. Mlodziankow, a STAN
tad ma Cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha. -
Zmarly pozostawil stroskana zone
Margarine i dwoje drobnych dzieci.
O = z
Wczo-aj nagle zaslabl Antoni
Kopytko. Fam. pnr. 1852 Chapel
ave, W fabryce stolarskiej p. n.
american Window and Sash Door
Co." PREY Kinzie ul. Przewieziono so
do Szpitala Powiatowego, gdzie po
upiywie paru godzin zmarl. Wada ser
ca miala bye powodem zgonu.
= q
w ]uroczystoSc Bolego N~arodzenia
ma sumie W k0Sciele p. W. Sw. Jana
Kantego Choir parafiainy odspicwa
MSze Mozarta caloSci bez zadnyrh
sk.6cen z towarzys1eniem pefnej or
kiestry symfonicznej pod dyrekcya
p. Franciszka Nowickiego, miejsco-
wego organisty.
W niedziele, dnia Ego stycznia p.
r. Tow. Naj$w. Rodziny, zajmuiace
sic O~chronka parafii p. W. Sw. Woj
ciecha. urzadza zabawe taneczna w
sail ~Puiaskieigo pnr. 1715 s. Ashland
ave. Poczatek . godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem. Komitet czyni s%tarania, ably
goSci jaIk najlepiej zabawiG. Dochod
Z zabawy p~rzeznaczony ma potrzeby
powyzszej Ochronki.
- @ =
Wczo7aj rano zasnela W Panu S.
D. Leokadya Adamowska, corka al
dermana 2Sej wardy .. Maksymilia-
ma Adamowskiego, zam. pnr. 24lO
Fullerton ave. Zmarla cd diuzszego
czasu zlozona byla cie1ka choroba.
Liczyla PREY z:onie lat 9. Pogrzeb
odbedzie Sc W przysliy piatek, dnia
2igo b. m, Z domu Iaioby do Ko-
Sciola p. W. Sw. Jadwigi. a stamtad
ma cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Do kasy fedCralncj Wuja Sauna
wplynefo oncgdai " biurze podatku
dochodowego u kolekto-a p. Fl. W.
Magera okolo So, 900, 10000. CT,
kt6rzy sic spoinili re swoim podat-
klein dochodowym, beda musieli "a
piacij karc. Okolo TO osGb zaplacilo
sw6j podatck, a so sic opozniio.
Funkcyonaryusze z~at-udnionl W
tenn biurze: Jan Ani6l, Franciszek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
KRoL KONSTANTY ZAMIE,
RIA UDAc SIZE MA FRONT.

Ateny, 90. grudnia. (Prasa Sto-
warzyszona). - Kr6l Konstanty
zamierza udaG sic do Azyi Mniej-
szej W celu wizytacyi frontu smyr
rchskiego W ciagu najbliiszych
dw6ch tygodni. jezeli uzyska ma
e zgode aliant6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

g~estracya zegark6w p. Wojteckiego
podala cenne poszlaki policyi i dopo-
mogia do odszukania skradzionych
czy zrabowanych przedmiotow, oraz
do ujecia sprawc6w. Obecnie rege--
strowac tam MONA ws2elka bizute-
rye i inne p=zedmioty " zakres jubl-
lerstwa wchodzace - ma Iadanie ma
bywc6w. Nowosc istotnie dobra / po-
zyteczna.
q =
~,,Jssefka" piekne staropolskie
przedstawienie, pi6ra Or. X. Wach-
tia, odegrane zostanie " drugie
Swieto Bozego Narodzcnia, t. ]. W
przyszla niedziele, dnia 26 grudnia,
" sali Sw. Stanislawa X. Trest pred
stawienia jest ma tie 2 czas6w
przyjScia ma SWAT Dzieciatka JeZus.
| Warto przyjsG i zobaczyc ten piekny
dramat religijny. Bilety ma 10 pred
stawienie zakupywac molna jes1cze
u czlonk6w Klubu Muzyczno Literac-
| kiee1o i'm. Leona XIII i przy kasie te-
~atralnej W niedziele popoludniu. -
Mech sic kazdy pospieszy naby--
| cfem biletu, DO juz tylko ich maia
lic1ba pozostaia.
o = .
Stowarzyszenie Opieki mad O.
| chronka Polska Auioia Stroza ply
! Gross ave. | 46ej ulicy urzadza dzi-
siaj wieczorem ,,Gwia1dke' dta
dziatwy polskiej ma Town Of Lake.
| Siostry Franciszkanki iuz cd wcso-
raj pracuja mad drzewkiem, przyoie-
raiac go W swiecidefka, zabawki, Gu
kry ftp. Dztatwa obdarzcna zostanie
lakociami I podarkami. Poczatek o
godzinie lei wiecZorem.
Alojzy B-usik. LEGACY lat IS, zam
pnr. 5016 s. Throop ul., bawiac "
goscinie u swego przyjaciela pnr.
4S24 S. Throop Ill. ogladal revolt
wer i przez nieostroznoSc p~ociagnal
"a cyrgiel: revolver wypalil i kula
ugodzila go " reke. Brusika pre-
w~ieziono do domu, gdzie sic zna1-
duje pod opieka DR.. Vopaty.
Ma pietnastodniowy urlop p-zy-
jechai do rodzicow marynarz Leon
G6rski, syn PIP. J6zefa i Agnieszki
G6rskich. Fam. pnr. 1921 w. 51sza
nj. Mlody marynarz wstapii do s4uz-
by w~ojskowej jake ochotnik pred
rokiem i chwali sobie iycie marynar-
skie.
q + q
1Rodzieje automobilowi mieli
wczorai doskonale zniwo, albowienl
udalo sic i'm przywlaszczyc al 70
maszyn wedlug rapo-tu policyjnego
Ma liscie poszkodowanych many
dwoch Polak6w: Wladysiawa Bog
de, zam. pnr. 1891 S. Halsted Ill.
Henryka Ostrowskiego, zam. pnr
3645 Douglas blvd.
q = q
Dowiadujemy sic z wiarygodnegc
zr6dla. re Komitet O~bywatelski "
dzielnicy Brighton Park organizuJe
orkiestre, skfadajaca sic z miodycf
chiopc6w, ably po5niej W rszie po
trzeby rodacy ME potrzeboWali sSu'
kaG pomocy u obcych i piacic i'm wy
sokie ceny. w sp-awie tel Komite'
Obywatelski powziai juz przygoto'
wawcze kroki 1 w~ystosowaa ode1"5
do Pism tuteiszych, W celu zachece'
MIA rodzicow do ks1talcenia sEych
syn6w W muzyce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

]. Kempa i Jeremiasz Cermak zaj-
mowali sic cdbieraniem podatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Z BRIDGEPORT.

Tow. Kr6la W~fadysiawa KNEietha.
No. 1910 u. y. p, urZadza W nipdziclc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01

Another good method is to select Nll
the choice ears for seed when the
corn Is gathered. This can be done
with little loss of time by leaving
the shucks on the ear, If the corn
is being shucked clean as gathered,
or pulling the shucks back il the corn
is being snapped or slip-shucked.
These ears can then be picked out Of
the load as it is being shoveled into
the crib. It is a good plan to leave
a few shucks on each seed ear and
then tie them in twos and hang them
over a pole in shed or granary. If
seed corn is kept in boxes or barrels,
care should be taken to protect it
from mice and rats. Seed corn care
fully selected should sell for at least
two or three times the market price
for the best grade of corn.-Oklaho-
ma Extension News, A. and NJ. Col
lege.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01
co. CATTLEMEN
FAVOR TICK ERADICATION

At the meeting of the McCurtain
County Cattlemen's Association here
last week the members placed the as
sociation on record as favoring the
tick eradication movement. To din
cattle regularly as they should be
dipped works a hardship on lots of
our people, but when we face the
facts as we should we will find that
1t will more than pay us to take the
trouble. We stand today, with the
exception of. one other county, in de-
fiance and against the other seventy
seven counties of this state. They
have all taken up tick eradication and
most of them are free of ticks.
We have said "No," and portion
of our citizens have fought every eff
fort that has been made to drive the
ticks out. 1t seems to as that those
who oppose the eradication are stand
ing in their own light. If we fail to
join hands with the counties of this
state we will find before long that our
lands will not find the ready sale
that they find today. McCurtain
County has thousands of acres of
land that is suited for cattle graz
ing only, and if we are quarantined
we cannot ship our cattle, and if we
can manage to smuggle them through
and they reach the market, no mat
ter what condition they might be in
they are again quarantined and the
owner faces the situation of taking
what he is offered or bring his cat
tie back home. If we understand the
situation if we fail to dip. the state
can quarantine our county, and the
u. s. officials can condemn them anG
have our stock yards removed.
1t certainly seems to us that il
would work to the benefit of every
man in this county who has or Nigh;
have a yearling to sell to join hands
with the other seventy-six counties
and do away with the greatest draw.
back to the cattle industry of record
- Valiant Tribune.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01

nedy. That's why / brought him
up here from Oklahoma City and mar
ried him. He was to cook and I was
To manage the house. And he does
nothing but swear while he Is cook
ing"
Harris. former Oklahoma City
COOK, said, an leave it to you, Judge
whether any man wouldn't cuss the
skillets when he's cooking"
"oh, he's too young for me any
way" interrupted the bride.
Now this is just newly wed's
fuss and there must always be first
quarrel. You patch things up and
come back to see me in week."
The couple left the courtroom arm
in arm.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01
OKLAHOMA TAX VALUES
PLACED AT sl.695. .797.lS7

The total of all property in the
State subject to taxation, complied
in the office Of Frank Carter, State
Auditor, is sl,G95,797,ls7. The real
estate. including improvements
amounts to S9S5,392, ,060, personal
property $412,364,S77. Property of
the public service companies operat-
ing in the State, which is classified,
is: Railroads $3,965,977, express COM
panies SG36,732, electric light heat,
water power pipe lines $57,917,9S8,
street and interurban railways $5,057,-
4S7, private car companies $1,194,50O
telephone companies $13,843,259. toll
bridges S21O.OOO.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01
CUSSlNG WHILE COOKING
DON'T SUIT THE BRIDE

Love never runs smoothly, regard
less OF age. j. l.. Harris, SO, and Mrs.
Angeline Harris, 60, learned this one
day last week in North Municipal
court Of Kansas City. The honey
mooners came into court when Mrs.
Harris had her husband arrested for
swearing while Cooking her meals,
He promised to cook all my meals,
judge" Mrs. Harris told Judge Ken
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01
NOES IN OKLAHOMA

,. report the Oklahoma
In u ,t e veterinarians has the fol-
preau T." VI say concerning the Oklaho-
|bvine I" ',Lr four-legged kind):
y NV ~ the history of the State
Never Ns situation, as regards disease
y: th' ,,inr and the prospect Of
nons ,,. # feed, been more favor
ibunIIa,",., r. the number Of swine in
bs ..s Nv. far smaller than it should
Be s, Many breeders are going s outside
\ S." M. in an cndeavor to purchase
ae ,', 'a,' AVID feeders. The regulations
ssa'Sv'' s,,t. S Board of Agriculture,
'N ,,,J have worked no hardship
'hlfn hl,'.j "o times, have proved some
no'.n' ,"" stringcnt during the pres
Fhh oy w. auI Mr.. J. A. Whitehurst,
c' :,n, !.", If the State Board Of Agri-
N''u'" sua ,a,l,.d Il meeting at the Live
sN.'i, r..Lancr to talk over and for
F%A .a - rian whereby stockers and
paN .r. MA, cnter the State without
eu'' hoyi,.. been vaccinated for a
NJ s,a ' Of ~ days prior to shipment.
slv' l.Ma,ion has been issued which
s';frally covers these shipments.
vii olloW hogs to enter the State
S"i ..i,l rro,rct us from any bad out
y a.. @ Of hos cholera. All railroads
.ar;rc sa tn. state have been sup
es,, sa wi,b c.pcs of this proclamation
= w ,ur,b.r .dvice ban be furnished
,rnlication to the State Board of
riculturr'
po..ns, the last Congress cut
.m m appropriations relating to the
..,o of hog cholera, the Federal
.ss in the State has been sadly de-
.,sa We have at the present time
h three veterinarians (Federal)
,bis work. The State has five
n on part pay whose time is avail
h upon notice from the State Board
Agriculture that a contagious d.
no among swine exists in their
.,lity, This arrangement has prov
very satisfactory.
There are. of course, some districts
vhich hog cholera still exists, but
ran expect this until different ar
,pements are made for handling
NJ, As long as the open range per-
rs lust 50 long will it be impossible
control this disease. When the hog
ters come to realize that there
more money in raising any good
ne Of bloodcd hogs than there is in
long shouted, cold blooded type
that To get the most out of them
y should hc confined to limited
rre Jus. 50 soon will the hog indus
} in the tate be put on a solid foot
|. is gratifying to know that
change is rapidly taking place
boys Fig Clubs are doing won-
gi.ly well in bringing this fact be-
h 20 nconlc.
We are in a position to authorative-
sae tha, never again will we have
a teya ta,ing outbreaks of disease
In, swine rs have happened in the
st. vscclnation has been the cause
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01
SEED CORN

The time to save seed corn is as
soon as the corn is hard. The place
is in the field where the corn can
be selected from desirable stocks. One
way is to go through the field with
a sack, selecting the best ears from
stocks of the desired tyne. 1t doe; not
take long to select all the seed corn
needed and plenty to plant second
time. if the first planting is lost.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-10-01

OF this. Every properly vaccinated
herd actually acts as does a fire
Dreak m a prairie fire. We will have
more hog cholera than we now have.
when we get more hogs, but with sys-
tematic watch kept over condition by
the State Board of Agriculture, there
never will be time when any out
break cannot be abruptly halted.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-30
ED / t OR lAL
OUR PULPITS AND OUR
NEIGHBORS.

To meet most effectively the
calumnies and accusations of Our
enemies, which are now being
given such wide circulation in
this country, we must have con-
troll of the same means that they
control the use-a metropolitan
newspaper and a popular maya
zine. That, of course, means a
new financial organization, an eff
fcient corps of writer's and con-
tributors. 1t means new task,
a new enterprise, for American
Jewry. Not that American
Jewry will not be found equal to
it. Eventually such publications
will even become paying invest
ments. But it means a new ex-
pertinent, the creation of some
thing new, which generally
makes people hesitate and think
more than once.
But should such a project for
some reason be found impractical
or undesirable and should it new
er be entered upon, we still have
a means of combating our enem-
les, of telling our neighbors the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-30
THE SABBATH OF CONSO-
LATION.

Shabbos Nachamu, the Sab
bath following the Ninth of Alb,
comes once more with its indy
ing message of consolation.
Whether the most recent devel-
opments in Zionism have abro-
gated Tisha Dab, as some main
tain, no one will object to cher
ishing the wondrous message Of
cheer contained in the Fortieth
Chapter of Isaiah. Jewry can
not do better than to read these
inspiring words of the prophet.
We dare say every Jewish ele-
ment and "anschauung" will find
confirmation for its views in the
words of Isaiah. AS for the non
Jews, those who wish us veal
may be confirmed in their friend
ship, while those who plot our
ruin might do well to take leaf
out of the record of the past, as
outlined in the prophetic reading
for Shabbos Nachamu. If this
and similar Biblical passages
were, read by mankind, this
might be different world
C. D. M.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-30
THE AMERICAN JEWISH World

will, if at first only out Of curios-
ity, avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity. Nay, more, some of them
who are no longer attracted by
the pulpit utterances of their
own churches may become regu-
lar attendants.
This new departure, a Sunday
morning service in every liberal
synagog, requires, first of all, a
solemn resolve on the part Of the
members of the synagog to give
it their hearty support by regu-
lar and faithful attendance. Our
non Jewish neighbors will soon
lose interest in it, if they find
themselves in an empty or half
empty Temple auditorium. There
is interest and enthusiasm in
numbers. A well filled house is
an inducement to the casual visi-
tor to come again. The large at
tendance of Jewish people will
convince him that it is worth
while.
But it also requires that our
Saturday morning service, our
worship on Our own Sabbath,
should be all the more scrupu-
lousy and devoutly attended by
young and old, even though it
involve some inconvenience and
some sacrifice. By no means
shall the impression go forth that
we Jews are abandoning our own
traditional Sabbath. That would
still further undermine our Jew
.ishness. That two such weekly
services, both on Saturday and
Sunday mornings, can be success
fully carried on has been well
demonstrated by some of the
leading Jewish congregations of
the country.
S. N. D.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-30

IL uIll dOOuI Jul oCIVCo, VI SllllSAS
ening them about Jews and u
daism, and thus effectively refu-
ting the ISLANDERS of our adver-
saries. We have our pulpits, and
our English-speaking preachers.
There is not an organized
American Jewish community in
the land that has not its liberal
pulpit filled by a modern English
speaking rabbi. Primarily, of
course, the pulpit is intended for
the instruction and edifcation Of
our own people. The rabbi is to
preach and teach the word Of
God, Jewish doctrine, Jewish
ethics, and Jewish truth, to the
congregation Of Israel. And no
one knows better than the rabbi
how sadly in need of such in
struction and preachment Jewish
congregations nowadays are.
But this function the Jewish
pulpit need not neglect while as
Stunning the new function of tell
ing our non-Jewish neighbors the
truth about the Jew, and refut
ing the foul ISLANDERS Of a Ford
and the ca1umnies of Clayton
Let our Christian neighbors
know the real poverty of the
Jewish people as a people, its real
he1p1essness in the face of all the
dangers that threaten its life in
Central and Eastern Europe
where our preponderating num-
bers are; let them know our real
demands, our ambitions, hopes,
and expectations, and they will
not allow themselves to be de-
ceived by our enemies cry about
a Jewish peril, or a Jewish super
empire, and Jewish world-con-
troll.
But how can the Jewish pulpit
reach our non-Jewish neighbors?
Surely not by making itself heard
only on Jewish occasions Of as
senb1y and worship, on Sabbath
and. holiday evenings and morn
ings. Under the conditions Of
our modern life in this country it
is difficult enough to reach the
Jews themselves on such occa-
sions, let alone on-Jewish peo-
pie. Friday evening is the eve
ming for concerts and other gen
teel and fashionable entertain
ments, while Saturday morning
is the time for business and shop
ping
Such being the case it becomes
imperative for every Jewish pull
pit in the land to take advantage
of the Sunday morning hours of
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-30
JEWISH CALENDAR.
56SO-1919-192O.

IA ST IF Esther. Thurs, Mar.
Purim Ell, MAI. %
First Day of Passover. Sat-. Apr.
TAG ROmer Thurs, May 6
Rosh Chodesh Swan. Tues, May ~
First Day Of Pentecost. Sun, May 70
Rosh Chodesh TammuZ. $3.50.
Thurs, June IL
Fast of Tammuz Sun, July 4
Rosh Chodesh Av. Fri, July ~
Fast of Av. Sun, July 70
Rosh Chodesh Ellul. -. Sum-, Aug. 10
First Day of New Year.
56S1-1920 ........ Mon, Sept. Ii
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-29
HERCULES SHAFT
NEARS 800 FT.

Deepening of the Hercules shaft
during the past few days has been
featured by the making in Of a
formation which resembles closely
the Ore-making formation Of the
Tonopah district In fact, a number
Of mining men who visited the prop
erty yesterday and today are of the
opinion the formation is Identical
with that of Tonopah The Her
Cules shaft is nearing a depth Of
500 feet and from the 300-foot point
down has carried stringers OF ore
sampling as high as $29 ton A
station is to be cut at the 500 level.
and it is possible that quite bit
Of prosecuting will be done there.
The depth objectiye however, is the
l000-foot mark and this work is to
be carried on irrespective Of opera
tions that may be prosecuted on the
50O.foot level.
Rumors are current of pending
deal for the sale of large block
of Hercules treasury stock to strong
eastern financial interests, and while
the management declines to either
confirm or deny the report there
is reason to believe such a sale is
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