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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01
HOXEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barney wer,
business callers In Fairfield recently
Carlton Pickett is helping Ray Ste
yens dig his potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. York havt
moved back to Norridgewock Village
George Taylor OF Norridgewock wal
caller here recently.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. George Hayhurst s0l
WasefS1Ile PASSED Saturday ana Sun
day with Mr.. <and Mrs. Ivory Burrili.
Orens06N&r II working In waltoh's
naw mill in Cornville.
Qpal, Ms young daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Ivory Hdrrill Is III. Or. GAIA of
skowhegeh was called SHnday Al
this writing abe p improving.
HDfxRxs
Mrs. Harold Shaw Of New York ar
rived In town last week for visit
with her sister Mrs. Edo Woodkirc.
Work In the corn shop began last
Thursday.
Lloyd Mullen of Embden recently
visited his cousin Leon Farrand.
Seth Souie and family were in town
last week for a day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hodskins of
Pennington visited his sister Mrs. Liz
die Frederic one day recently.
Roland Kneeland who was operated
on about two weeks ago at the hospital
has returned to his home here In town.
Frank Sterry of Skowhegan visited
his father Liewellyn Sterry last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Farrand and
daughter Beatrice were recent guests
of relatives in Oakland.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01
TOBEY DIST. - N0RRiDGsEwOCK

Mrs. Vesta Chandler was visitor
at Larone last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veron Blaisdell OF
Norrldgewock Village were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Blaisdell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Burrfl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Devoll have
returned to their home after visit
with his brother Chas. Devoll.
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer are
planning to spend the winter with
their son Charles at Pennington. -
It Is reported that Hiram Tobey
has bought the piece OF land on Wa
teryille hill owned by the D. l :.
Haynes heirs.
Mrs. Florence Gerry was a Sunday
visitor at W. l. Marcia at Larone,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Blaisdell and
son Elmer motored to Pennington
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Emerson of
Skowhegan were recent guests at G..
H. Blaisdell's.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01
LEXINGTON HEIGHTS

Mrs.>C. l.. Nuttfng is staying at r..
W. Nutting's so her granddaughter
can attend school.
Mrs. Sara Frederic ana George
Pierce were callers at o. s. Aliens
ON their way back~from New Ramp
shire They reported very me trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford were
business callers at North Arson
Thursday. ~
Eliza Howard last a sheep by the
bears Ralph Dunphy got Mr.. Brufn
in trap, but we are sorry to say
he got away.
Mrs. Mary Allen has returned home
to Norridgewock after spending some
weeks with her son, o. S. Allen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Douazeci 81 cinci saloane inchise

=
Toledo. = Aproape o suta de
persoane au fest arestate 81 dOua-
zeci 81 cinci saloane inchlse ell
ocaziumea razziei efeptuite de
niste agent speciali trimisi nlmal
pentru cercetarea saloanelor de
catra seful federal din Cleveland.
Proprietarii 81 patronii aflatl
in contrabanda Gu beuturi sunt
pusi sub coutiune de 10OO-15OO
dollari in baza legii Volstead, lar
pima ce nm vor achita aceste sumo
sunt detinuti arestati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Cererile indiane.

"Sunt uncle lucruri pc care en-
glezii trebue sa le faca indata daca
vOr ca sd Sc restabileasca linistea
in India.
In primul rind: Nedreptatile
sevirsite in Amritsar 81 Punjab,
unde englezii au macelarit pc in
dianii inocenti trebuesc indreptatc.
Acei earl au ordonat impuscarea
oamenilor nostri numai fiindca
s au adunat i'm mase trebuesc Pc
depsiti. Guvernul trebue sd des-
pagubeasca familiile celor maceli-
riti 81 nedreptatiti.
Al doilea: Trebuesc retrase
imediat toate masuriIe represive.
Legea Rowlatt. votata ostentativ ca
Sc Suprimc bolsevismul, da guver-
nului autoritatii oppressive.
"Al treilea: Mohamedanii din
India Ger ga lOcul Stint al [Slamu-
lul sd fie crutat de interventia IL
nui guvern strein. In aceasta Sc
include Constantinopolul, Palesti-
ma 81 MesOpotamia.
"Al patrulea: Tot poporul, .fara
deosebire de rasa. religie sau casta
cere o declaratiune care sal dea
prilejul sa Sc cOnduca in viata lor
"a finite umane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Sa ne lase in pace.

moi voim sa train pc toata IL
MIA in confOrmitate Gu istoria noa-
stra de rasa, sociala, religioasa 81
economical.
"Stapanirea engleza fost lip
sta de imaginable. S'a crezut ca
ceeace este bun pentru un englez
2 bun 81 pentru TN hindus. A fost
oare? A fost stapinirea engleza
att de binefacatoare?
"Dupa insasi statistica engleza
in ultimii zece ami din veacul al
19-lea in India an murit 19 milioa-
he persOane de foame.
''Chiar acum 7O.OOO.OOO nh an
hrana de ajuns. Stunt in totdeau-
ma chinuiti de foame, multumita
scumpetei traiului, birnrile grele 81
alte cauze.
"Luati industria noastra. Ca
sc favOrizeze marble fabrici textile
ale Engliterei, tesatOria nOastra de
mana, Odata una din cele mai mari
industrii ale tarii a fost aproape
distrusa. Pc timpuri suite de mil
de femei erau Ocupate acasa casti-
gand existenta zilei. Ca sd Sc re-
invie aceasta industrie unii au in
ceput sa boicoteze fabricatele en-
gleze 81 al altor natiuni.
"Sau luati educatiunea. Engle-
zii stapinesc India de peste suta
de ami 81 inca n am vazut semne
de educatiune liberia sau obliga-
toare. Deabia sase la suta din po-
porul nostru site Sc ceteasca 81 sc
scrie putin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
TURBURARILE DIN
INDIA
Indienii voiesc imediat auto
nomia, zice Poeta.
Do Milton BrOnner.

De Milton BrOnner.
LONDRA. 81 Ian-Ceeace vrea
India imediat Sc poate exprlma in
doua cuvinte-Home Rule (auto-
nomia).
"Ceeace voeste India dupa acea
Sc poate rezuma i'll ATE doua cuvin-
te-Desavirsita neatirnare.
Aceasta este aspiratiunea 81 tin
ta niscarii indiene, zice dina Saro-
JIM Naidu, fence din casta cea
malta Brahmanilor, cunoscuta in
cercnrile politice ca una din frrm-
tasii propagandisti pentru unita-
tea poporulul Ell.
Dina. Naidu este cea mai renu-
mita poeta in poesia englesa pc
care produs India pana astazi.
Am intrebat-o &c vrea poporul
compus de 35O.O00,OO0 locuitori a
indiei engleze GU t,lrburarile 81 re
vOlutiunea care urmeaZa. Chestia
la parut mare dar respuns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Distinctii Papale.

Opt cavaleri de Columbus, care
'au distins in decursul razbOTu-
lui 81 in munca de reconstructlc
lie dupa razboiu. au fost decorate
de catra papa Benedict. Decora-
title. primita All din NINA secre-
taruui saprem, William }. Me-
Ginley. sunt urmit oarele: Cra-
vata de comandor al ordului
Sft-mi Grigorie eel Mare pentru
.jo>if Pclletier. advocatul suprem
al Cavaleri!or de Columbus. 81
alte sapte cruci al acestui ord
pentru alti oficeri de Columbus.
Decoratiile vor Fl prezentate prln
Cavalerll supreme James A. Fla
herty. en- ocaziunea adunarli d"
milne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
NU VORBESC CAND Sc
INTfLNESC.

ATENA. y Ministrii aliati au
fost intro situate penibila ierl.
.and au asistat la inmOrmintarea
lui .lohnkheer Sturdler, ministrul
Olandni i'm Atena. Sa site ca aha
til nu an rocunoscut inca pc Con-
stantin. regele Greciei. leri' a
aSistat 81 regele la acedsta lnmor-
mintare. Mmistrii. aliati All facut
Sfortari yadita sd null observe pc
rege 81 sa evite intilnirea cu ell,
&c lea 81 success. Nh degeaba
sunt diplomat. :,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31

O.tomvrie 1919. Afara de aceasta
mil de dollari all fost dusi pentral
ell prin contrabanda pc vapoare
olandeze, Ell rlateste Olandei
take in suma de $4,000 dollari
dupa o avere evaluata la treisprc-
zece milioane de dollari. Fostul
moStenitor de tron plateSte dare
dllpa avere de treisutecincizeci
mil dollari.
ST Germahia sa plinge ga nu
poata sa plateasca aliatilor!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31

Kaiserul P1atit.
La conferinta aliatilor tiputa
in Paris, in chestia despagubiri-
lor. ce are sd plateasca Ger1na1iia
aliatilor, s'a aflat. ca Germania a
platit rnilioane ex-kaiserului u
sotiei sale. Ministrul de finarte a
Prns;ei, in raportul saal official,
sp1lne ca s'a platit deja 9,14O, 900
dollari ex-kaiserului in trei rate
81 anume in Ianuarie, August y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
PENTRU RIDICAREA
VALUTE1
Mdsurile gurernaui.-O circutdrG
a ministerulm de findnte.

.Ndsurile gurernMui.-O circulGrd
a ministerului de finante.
Pentru ridicarea valutei nOastre
guvernul. in ultimul timp, a luat
urmatoarele dispozitiuni:
Reducerea importulu nostru.
In acest scOp, ministerul indus
triei a 81 luat toate masurile nece-
sare. Nh Sc vor importa din strai-
natate DECEIT materii prime de alb
soluta necesitatc.
Actirareo erp0rtulM.
,Pentru acest scOp guvernnl va
lua tOate masurile necesare. Mi
nisterul Enantelor, pc de alta par
te a TRIMS tuturor bancilOr din
tara, urmatOarea circnlara:
"Avem >onoare a va rnga sd bi.
nevoiti dispune GU incepere de
astazi banca DIV. cu sucursalele sd
nu mai faca nici plata in contul
sau bancilor straine fara -acoperi-
re efectiva. De asemenea, nici un
eek nu Sc va emite fara preala.
bila acoperire, lar valabilitatea
ceknrilor va fl redusa la maximum
o luna.
'Necesitatea acestot masuri fl.
ind ifnpiisa de pPjurari, va rd.
gam a dispute ca aplicarea lor 81
Sc faea Gu strictete, bihtvoind .
cunoaste Cd asefnetea cohhdhicart
s'a f1cut t,itifor bancllor din
tara.
Aceasta hotsrife "a luat in u1hs
Iavishlui coriisiui1ei de yaluta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
.|NFORNATlUN|
Tn wagon de sapun Rosilor.

. Denver. Colo. - La o Serata de
lectura atanjata de Crucea Rosie
a co,ectat o >uma de 2O0O dol
lari pentru d Sc cumpara I'M va
gon de sapun pentru Rusia. Ell,
preeum spune Dl Irving st. John
Tucker. unul dintre oratorll Sc
rel. de mutt due dorul acestui ar
ticol de prima necesitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Acuzst de cinci omoruri.

Florence. S. G.. = Edmund D..
Bingham. arestat pentru Omorul
a cinci membri din familia sa, IA
fost All tras la raspundere do ca
ira curtea GU jurati. Nu de mutt
au aflat in Pamplico omoriti pc
fratple sau. l.. S. Bingham, pc
mama-sa Dina NJ. NJ. Bingham,
pc sora-sa D-na Marjorie Black
81 copilasii acesteia, unui de ;.
lar celaIalt de 6 ami. La inceput
sa presupunea 0 sinucidere, dar
mai tirziu autoritat;le all dOvedit.
Ga pistolul aflat linga corpul l.. ).
Bingham apartine lui Edmund
D. Bingham.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Orbia nu este piedica.

@ fetita de II ami, Rozalia
Cohen din Brooklyn. n. Y. care
S nascut oarba a iSpravit scoala
publica de aici Gu distinctie. Ea
este singura oarba din lume. care
pcntru prima data fost gradata
printre eleyii ell vederea buna.
Din toatn studiile obtinut note
escelente afara de limba engleza,
din care nu a avut deceit bine"
Este muzicanta bma 81 danteaza
foarte bine. Sa pricepe la fiert 81
hainele ce lie poarta sunt facute
de ca. Are intentiunea sd faca 81
!iceul 81 'apoi mhNersitatea, caci
doreste sd fie profesoara pentru
arbi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
Sa micsoreaza salarele.

Worchestel', Mas. Compania
Reed and Prince, fabrica de ma
sine de suruplri a anuntat All o
>calere Gu 100 la suta sala-
relor Aceasta scadere sa va so.
ccti incepind cr 81 Ianuarie. Vor
simti-o 100 de muncit0ri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31
DIN FUCk CDKDtIULU|

tatelul cu cit mai mic .si mai
.ligarit cu att chekA hie maj tare
rin,l Use pare ca il amnnlnta
vre-o -primcjdie >au END il ghio-
raie matele de foame.
A
Gu toata desvoltarea maslniZ-
mului, inca nu sa fabricat masi-
na Pc care in timpul copilariei .
vedeam zugravita, intrind Pc o
gura Ell mesnegi 81 babe batrine
81 esind pc alta gura tlneri 81
tinere in etatca cind .incepa Sd
bata purdalnira de inima dupa y
gura dulce.
I
ST on toatc. aceste, Sc zive. "a
un ferar din Dallas a reusit sd
potcovrasca un purpce.
Is
ST CO de!i.iu pc vaduvita tina
RI rama>a, cind va putea vorbl
cu aparatul Ia care lucreaza Edi-
>on. Gu ban hAtelul eli mort. intrc-
bindu-l: Ca mai faci draga? Te
mai yindeSti la mine? la vezi. sd
lu faci vre-o Strengarle. ca ma
supar. 81 sd ne certain end Vol
vcni la tine. 81 cl. de colo. DUN
nezeu site de unde. Sa-si Zlca
'Ooot'ff. Doamnp Nici aici M
m al >capat de ea'', 81 dippa acea
la aparat: .Bine puicuta. Foarte
bina. Mi purta nici grije, Stii
bine ca ti-am jurat credinta 81
iubira eternA. Pa tot poSlbllul 81
vino mai curind Ga ma topeSc de
lorul tau 81 dupa ce pleaca de
la aparat sd Spuna nouel agonl-
site. care il intreaba cu cine a
vorbit: 'Imi dMoreaza until
niste hani 81 ma introaba cum ar
face S;i mil trimaata'' 81 apol IN
sine: LEAN traS clapa la amin
doua", 81. 50 fredonezr sernada
lli Schubert.
%
Uncle biscrci din Cleveland al
afisat urmataarPa notlta:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31

Uncle biSerici din Cleveland al
afisat urmAtaarea notlta:
Bancile prime>c Ell S.adere 81
comeTtul refuza banii canadienl.
De ce sal DAFT bisericei. = Noi
slim un proverb care zice: Calul
de dar nu Sc cauta Ia imti.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
NOMINATING CONVENTION OF
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS
TO MEET SUNDAY, MAY 20.

Final arrangements for the nomin-
ating convention of the American Jew
ish Congress- to be held Sunday eve
ming. May 29th at the Adams hotel.
were practically completed by the
local committee, Of which Mr.. NJ. NJ,
Schayer Ia chairman. e.iif
The call for the convention was re-
ceived very enthusiastically by the
various organizations of this city.
Judging by the reports coming to our
secretary. If the interest displayed In
this movement is continued. the con-
vention will undoubtedly be successful
and the results satisfactory. as far as
the Jewish Congress is concerned.
The committee desires to call the
attention of those organizations who
have not as yet taken action in elect
ing their delegates, to do SO imme
diately, and communicate the name
of their delegate to our secretary. DR.
]. NJ. Morris, 511 Central Savings
Eank Bldg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
PUBLIC RESPONDS TO NEW
AUTOMOBILE PRICES.

The response to the announcement
of New prices for Chevrolet cars
proves that the company has done the
right thing.
Reports from more than four thou
sand Chevrolet dealers thruout the
United States and Canada. show tire.
mendous increase in the number OF
orders everywhere. The eight great
factories and assembly plants of the
company are all working to greater
capacity than at any time for the
past year.
The public has learned to appreciate
value in automobiles as in everything
else. In offering completely equip
ped quality car at the lowest price on
the market the company has met the
public on the latter's own terms. And
the public is taking quick advantage
of the opportunity.
1t is proving the company 1istl1ied
in its action. 1t is proving that there
is greater desire and greater actual
need for automobiles today than ever
before.
The motor car has proved itself n
necessary utility. Motor transporta-
ton is essential, in all business anu
individual progress. 1t has taken
its pace with food, colthinS, shelter
and fuel.
Because of this the automobile busi-
ness has survived the greatest Crisis
in its history. The soundness of the
business thru which each company mas
grown in the past is proved by its
ability to take its loses at TINS time.
Having done this it faces an even
greater demand and greater business
in the future.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF TEN.
PIE EMANUEL.

The Picnic committee wishes to an
hOunce that the annual outing of the
Junior Congregation of Temple Eman-
uel will be held Sunday. June 9Th, at
Starbuck. Members will be transport
cd in autos up the Canon to Starbuc.i,
where. in addition to other entertain.
ment, the dance hall has been rented
for the entire afternoon and music
will be furnished by the Temple Jazz
Band. Further announcements will
be made at the meeting Sunday morn.
ing at the Temple Mt 10 80. May
2Jth. All members are requested ia
attend.
The closing meetisg of the Junior
Congregation will be held in the Tenn
pie Sunday morning. May 90. at 10 30
The attendance of all members is dc
sired.
The retiring board VIII meet i'm
mediately after the regular meeting
1t is imperative that all members be
present.-M. j. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
LOUISE LEHMAN LIBRARY RE
CEIVES NEW BOOKS.

The Louise Lehman Library at
Temple Emanuel recently received the
acquisition of complete set of
Morris Jastrow's works. These books
were given to the library by Mrs. ID.
S. Lehman. The set includes some
very valuable volumes, among the
most important of which is "Thc
Civilizations of Babylon and As
SYRIA Othcts are: "A Gentle Cynic, -
The Book of job" "Zionism and the
Future of Palestine" THE Eastern
Question and its Solution" ''The War
and the Bagdad Railway" '!The Study
Of Religion '"rhe War and the Com
ing Peace" Hebrew ana Babylonian
Tradition" This valuable addition TO
the library will greatly add to its
value, and increase the service which
the Louise Lchrman Library renders
the community.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
THE NEW ELDORADO HOTEL,

The announcement of he formal
opening of the New EldoradO Hotel.
under the management of the Adams
Hotel company of Denver, is of great
interest, we believe, to the readers of
the Denver Jewish News
EldOradO Springs is mountain re-
sort about thirty miles from Denver
on the 1nterurban car line, and is
ideally located in the Rocky Noun.
tains. 1t is the most accessible point
on the street car line from Denver.
and offers visitors many charming at
fractions.
In this resort there is natural
spring bathing pool. an excellent dance
pavilion. numerous picnic grounds.
and other attractions
The New EldoradO Hotel is mag
nificent structure and modern in every
particular. 1t contains more than fiji
ty rooms and has in connection hand
sOmely appointed lobby. The cafe and
grill room. both of which are operated
by the hotel company. are fully equip
ptu 10 cdTe LOT idrSe HiHuuetS aS
well as for the guests of the hotel
and others who visit Eldorado Springs
Special rates will be quored to those
desiring hotel accommodations for the
season, and particularly attractive
rates are offered to guests who spend
one or more weeks at this beautiful
resort.
The Eldorado Hotel has always been
popular with the pleasure seeking
public for weekend parties, and this
! feature will be given n great deal of
attention by the new management.
Eoth Messrs. Buchhalter and Block, as
well as Bronstein and Karsh, the gen.
tlemen who operate the Adams Hotel
and other well known nostelries in
Denver and state, are giving their best
efforts toward popularizing their new
est acquisition--the EldOrado Springs
Hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
LADIES' AUXILIARY FOR THE
EX PATIENTS TUBERCULAR
HOME.


There are at present forty patients
at the Home. New linen is neces-
sary. To supply the need, the Ladies'
Auxiliary for the Ex-Patients .Tuber-
cular Home, under the auspices OF
Mesdames NJ. Levy and Landis, vol
untered to give linen shower on
Wednesday, June 1st, at 2:30 p. m,
ut the Adams Hotel, 18th and Wei
ton.
The cause of the Ex-Patients is n
noble one, and everybody interested
in the welfare of the unfortunate con.
sumptives is cordially invited to at
tend the linen shower. and If pre-
vented from attending. to kindly sent!
donations thru your friends.
We shall also be glad to enroll new
members in the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
DIR. sPIyAK ADDRESSED NATION.
AL JEWISH WORKERS ALI.
ANCE IN TORONTO.
j. c. r. S. 18th Annual Convention te
BE Held in Boston, June 4-6.

DIR. C, D. Spivak returned last week
from an extended eastern trip taxen
in the interest of the Jewish Con-
sumptives Relief Society, but ra1s
that one of the most agreeable Incl
dents of his trip was altogether 'un-
connected with the Sanitorium.
The National Jewish Workers AL
lance held their annual convention in
Toronto and had invited DIR. Spivak
to address the convention and also
the mass meeting which was held by
the citizens df Toronto, at which about
5000 people sere present DR.. Spivak
chose as hid slsubject, Health and the
Prolongationt of Life" His address
was receive3 with much enthusiasm
by the large audience eager to put in
to practice the valuable suggestions
given them.
The National Jewish Workers Al
lance is an organization which is
hardly a decade old, and has mem
bership of about ten thousand. 1t
was formed as protest to the extreme
radicalism of the Arbeiter Ring. The
President of the Workers Alliance is
David Pensxi, the widely known dra'
matist.
The convention passed resolution
to furnish three beds in the J. c. X
$. Sanatorium.
Dr. spivak will leave Sunday for
Boston where the 18th annual conven,
tion of the Jewish Consumptives Re'
lief society will be held on June 4th
to 9th.
The president, DIR. Philip Hill
kowitz. accompanied by DIR. Oscar M
Shere. DIR. Arnold Taussig, Harry IL
Frumess and Henry Schwartz, leave
later also to attend the same conven'
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
/. RUDE UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED
DELEGATE TO ZIONIST CON
VENTION.

A special meeting of the Denver
Zionist District was held on Sunday
evening. May 22nd, at the Adams
Hotel. The purpose of the meeting was
to elect delegate to the Twenty
fourth Zionist Convention which is to
take place at Cleveland, on the fifth
Of June.
Most enthusiastic discussion took
place as to whether or not the dele.
gate to be elected to the convention
be instructed to stand by the Inter
national Zionist Organization and the
Keren Hayesod. Decided: I. That
the delegate be sent uninstructed. =.
That committee consisting of the
chairman. Mr.. leo r. Cohn. DIR. c.
D. Spivak, and Mr.. I. Rude be au-
thorized to express the sentiment of
the majority of the meeting and en-
body same in telegraphic messages,
to he sent to DIR. weizmann. president
of the international Zionist Organf-
zation. Judge Mack. president of the
Zionist Organization of America. Mr..
Morris Friedman. elected delegate to
the convention by the Denver Hadas-
sab Chapter of the Zionist Organiza
ton and the Jewish Daily press.
The following message was wired
by the committee to the above named
..At special meeting Denver Dis
trict, Zionist Organization. held Sun
day, May 22nd, concensus of opinion
favors World Zionist Organization ant
establishment of peace. Mr.. I. Rude
unanimously elected delegate. unin
! strncted. Sincerely hope that basis
will he found for establishing harmony
and unity.
iSigned) Leo II. Cohn. chairman Den
yer District, DIR. c. ID. Spivak, l
Rude.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-05-25
NEW FARM WORK IN PALEsTINl

This year, ever since the first rain
fall. everybody in Palestine has been
busily ploughing and cuitivating the
soil-that is, of course. except the
townspeople. Fields in which nothing
had been planted for years are now
rnder cultivation. The government
passed law recently, saying that all
land that is not being cultivated may
lie taken away from its owner. So
everybody who owns any land is till
ing it as tho life depended on it.