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Chapter xxv

tu1btFf NV
Through an tn years % my re-
nx,ous No ! have had no inclination
T. chang M views az 10 what b.
l..ve or what N, Bihs taught on the
great s1ndaInsntsls. nor since 1868
whsn joined the Methodist Church
have had any disposition % change
Inc rulsa and regulations n the church
believe In fne great fundamentals 81
TIE doctrines as,fsuRhf and held hy the
church then. md believe in them nov
The policy srd rules ~ tn church 40
hsld then accepted and held theri then
ard though 'hs church has changed
s1nls OF her rules and regulations and
have pes1 iotaI zoo fhen set I've pre.
f.rred % remain NJ We were AZ the
tam. III ihey wsr, when Joined the
church I d. not believe that We have
gained anything by tho changes va
hrre mad. There o. not the 'enacify
o. e,lrh W. used 20 hold % the great
fu11ar entails ls 40 used % hod "a
them from the bishop down 10 tho
smallest man IN tho church. that
'nrnerly obtained throughout the con
ns.n1n There are those among w
-h0 no longer hold as near and sacred
20 ihe heart az - any worth the
PlsnarJ Inspiration ~ the Scriptures
ard n lately teach that The old Tesla
Heri Be- not inspired a. OIL bat Ia a
i0Ok that is not a. be considered ~ any
SPECIAL value ~ as
MANY there are who A. not accen, ~
I'll that ths presiding elder b. n neces.
siy 90 our ministry and In many places
have brought 10 IN 20 dlsfspuie until
vou find many hymen that really will
argue WITH you before they win pay
anything for his support There are
even those among us that will dictate
With sou On The question as ~ whether
he church should elect any longer
bishops Tor lifetime. or only Tor a
fgr years term These things are
radical in our church and tend only 10
ruin ~ ! SOC them. They are some ~
Ne things that bead tu our great state
- unrest snd dissatisfaction. such
~ that W. 80 often hear talked and
preached nov we formerly iid no, hear
slksd and preached even when I was
rnrie presiding elder and for years
Hiicrvards Bui come Of a. say rs aid
~, Jews ~ j.remiah's time. we will
r0' wsh therein Then ns ala tho
lew tho tiH hiv" o. go to pieces
There is no other way FOR our great
church t BE- ~ hear God In Hts appeal
'n us n find 'hD good Old paths or Tor
no Methodist Church that has had
srch O. glorious record FOR over a cen.
t1rj or more hear God say ~ them NJ
D. said % tho Jews about HIS kingdom.
What Therefore shall tho Lord ~ the
'lne'prd a. unto them7 He shall como
~ destroy these husblndmen. and .
shall Eivs the vineyard 10 others And l
yh'r 'hey heard u. they said tsod for. !
I'D But thcy were mistaken. for
rod I'D Just as Iic old h. would. and
'.nslli Fave iiis vineyard 10 the Gen.
'es - God win give His par, Of our
aea, church o. another that will bring
HING forth The fruit thereof
Ouus like The Jews has been won.
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Let's Talk About Your Health
Here is the System
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that collects and transmits thai power that force that Innate intelligence which
amates your body For did you deebeween
your ve body and the leess corpse that spark that something which
mates your body but is absent from the othe9
man exhaustbe abmh that something which causes YOUR
body omcon Bhanaomedm the intricate delicate tissue of the brain and
transmitted the spinal cord cable nerves. composed delicate tissue
similar the BRAIN Amtenab along the spinal cord these nerves branch
off pairs shown the Illustration emitting through small openings in the
spine travel the part the BODY which they supply with this energy known
mental impulses.
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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-06
Country Club Reception.

One of the most important social
events of the season will be the initial
reception and dance at the Putnam
County Country Club tomorrow. The
reception will be held from 4:30 to
$50, when box luncheon will be en-
joyed, and at $50 dancing will begin.
Members and friends from all sections
of the country will be present and ex-
tensive preparations are being made
for their entertainment.
The box luncheon will be a unique
affair. Each lady is expected to bring
a lunch in box, with her name I'M
derneath the cover. These boxes will
be auctioned off, the prices to be paid
being limited to two dollars, or less.
The purchaser of each box will open
it and will then lunch with the lady
whose name appears. The purchaser
may have the entire party attending
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail it to Foley & Co., 1886
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pains
in sides and back; rheumatism back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments,
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartic for constipation, biliousness,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. For
sale by ]. H. Haughton.
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A Rose Party.

"A NOSE EdFLy.
Mrs. c. B. Ryan is entertaining this
afternoon at her charming home or
north Fourth street, with rose par
ty," the rose motif being carried out
in every detail and appointment. A
pink and white color scheme has been
used by Mrs. Ryan in decoration, a
profusion of pink and white roses,
artistically placed, adding to the at
traction of the living room where four
tabls of players are enjoying auction
bridge, played progressively. Indi-
vidual rose nut-baskets, filled with
sailed almonds, and bearing rose
decorated place cards are dainty fav-
ors, the tallies used during the play
being also decorated with sprays of
roses. The fortunate maker of high
score this afternoon will receive, as
prize, hand-painted Florida pottery
jar, filled with sweet purple wood vio-
lets, while unique consolation prize
will be hand-painted ory-handled
brush. The dainty refreshments which
will be served following the awarding
of prizes will consist of Strawberries
and whipped cream, served in rose
cups, angel cake, coffee with whipped
cream, and pink and white minis. Up
on each plate will be an exquisite rose
ARd. Enjoying Mrs. Ryan's hospital
'ity this afternoon are the members of
the Friday Bridge Club and few
friends of the hostess. Those present
are Mesdames Howard Gardner, How
ard Rowton, c. W. Terrell, Imogene
F. Collins, Richard Ingram, C. A.
Root, 7. E. Mobley, Louis Phillips, L.
E. Tenny, A. A. Corcoran, H. NJ.
Fearnside, ]. H. Millican, E. D. Fer
rell, H. H. Van Horne, Goode NJ. Guer-
ry and Miss Adeline Pace, of Cincin-
natl.
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To Entertain Yachting Party,

The following from the Nashville
Tennesseean of last Sunday VIII be
of interest to the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Tilghman:
Miss Alma Cooke and Misses Jes-
tena and Louise Mullens will leave
Friday for two weeks stay in
Florida. They will be accompanied
by Fred kissing of this city and c.
W. Davish of Philadelphia, Pa, who
comes next Wednesday to join the
party. They will be entertained at
a house party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah ] Tilghman of Palatka. They
will stop first in st. Augustine to
attend dance on Saturday night,
January s, at the Alcazar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilghman will then take them
on their yacht for a ten days huns
ing and fishing trip on the St Johns
river.
On returning to Palatka a number
of social affairs have been planned
in their honor. Among them is an
evening reception which Mrs. W. G.
Tilghman, will give on Wednesday,
January IL and a dance at the Coun-
try Club will be given for the party
on the evening of Friday January IA.
Mrs. Gay Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs George E Gay is entertaining
the Thursday Bridge Club of which
she is a member, this afternoon at
the apartment on South Third street,
of Mrs Stewart Worden. This con-
genial little organization will enjoy
playing pivot auction as is their
pleasant custom. The holder of high |
score at each table at the conclusion
of the game will be presented with a
cunnEngly hand-painted bottle brush.
At the tea hour, Mrs Gay will invite |
her guests to the Tea Room for re-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-06
COMING EVENTS.
Thursday.

+ Thursday Bridge Club; hos
+ tess, Mrs. G. E Gay; 800 p m.
+ Friday Bridge Club; hostess,
+ Mrs. c. B. Ryan; 800 p. m.
= Meeting of W. G. Club; Of
+ flee of DR.. Sarah M. Davis; 7:3O
y p. m.
+ Reciprocity Dance; High
= School Boys, Hosts; Elks Club;
+ 900 p. m.
+ U D C Meeting; hostess,
+ Miss Estelle Mckenzie; 3:30>p.
q m.
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Friday.

T. Regular Meeting Womens 1
+ Club; Club House; $3.50 p. m. 4
+ Reception and dance at Put 1
+ nam County Country Club, 4:30 l
+ to II p. m. ::
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-06

FOR SALE-One work horse -
years old weigh 1900; one Truck
wagon good as new. Price for wa
gon and Horse $275.OO. Apply to
W. M. Schaeffer, Interlachen, Fla.
1-3 Ct.
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lee. Inc table decorations VIAL D.
tastefully arranged poinsetias. Thos
present this afternoon are the mem
bers of the club Mesdames E W Ell
lott, E L Mann, W P Merriam F l
Wattles H Haughton Stewar
Worden George E Gay and Mis-
Laura Whiteside.
Business Girls Club Organized
Last night an interesting meeting
Of the business girls of the city took
place at the Elks Club house on River
street, their purpose being to organ
ize for the playing of basket ball and
other athletic games. At last night:
meeting, Miss Katherine Fart was
elected captain of the basket ball
team. 1t is expected that these young
ladies are beginning what will event.
ually lead to more extended organi-
cation in The future.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Gibson, of
Anastasia Island, were popular visit
ors in Palatka yesterday.
Mrs. H. P. Peterson, of West To-
col, spent yesterday here with her
mother, Mrs. May Aud.
Senator w. A. Russell passed
through the city today en- route to his
home at Crescent City from Tallahas-
see, where he attended the inaugura-
ton.
F. J. Fearnside and Charles Phil
Ups, Palatkans attending the inaugu-
ration at Tallahassee, are expected
to their homes here today.
Howell A. Davis was a business
visitor to Gainesville yesterday.
B. c. Gritty is making his week.
ly visit to Palatka today.
Mrs. E. L. Padgett and small
daughter, Margaret, are expected to
return to their home here tomorrow
after spending several days with
relatives in Green Cove Springs.
Mrs. F. E. Ramsey of San Mateo
is among. visitors in the city today.
Mrs. S J Barstow is expected to
return to her home here today after
a visit in Apopka, where she was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. o
Martin.
Mrs. J. Q. Tilghman and inter-
esting children are expected to re-
turn today from a pleasant visit with
relatives in Burbank Fla.
w L Morgan, of Sanford, was
In the city according to schedule,
yesterday.
Mrs. J C Query, of Tallahassee
is spending some time in the city,
the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henis Peterman. Mrs. Query
vas formerly Miss Agnes Peterman
If this city.
George Laurence of Green Cove
Springs spent yesterday in the city.
II. Tichlor of Jacksonville, was a
business visitor here this morning.
Richard Ingram left yesterday
or a weeks stay in Alabama.
j. F. Blake, manager of the
3uick Sales and Service Company
eft this morning for Jacksonville,
o attend the state convention of
Buick dealers.
Mrs. Jessie Brown, of Pencil, is
listing at the home of her brother
4. D. Rich today.
Miss Doris Squires yesterday
listed her parents Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Squires, at Pencil.
Miss Nettie Williams, of Haw-
horn is the guest of Miss Alice
ohns here today.
Irwin Bohannan, of Harlem, is
ere today visiting his parents.
C. W. Kellum is transacting
usiness at Peniel today. =
j E. Rawls, of Orlando, is look
lg after business interests here to-
ay.
Miss Mabel Smith of Pencil, Wis
ed friends here yesterday.
S. H. Steman arrived in the city
lst night to be the guest of Mr.. and
hrs. G. R. Hilty, for several days. &
We are authorized agents for
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We sell new and second hand fur
niture on easy terms. See US first for
lowest prices and best terms. Ryan
Bros, Furniture and Housefurnish-
ings. Jan. 6 If
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FOR RENT-Most conveniently To-
Gated furnished apartment in Palatka.
Possession Immediately. No children
Call at News office. If
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FOR SALE-50 shop worn rocc,-
ing chairs and some mission finished
dining chairs at half price. Yelver-
ton Furniture Co.. Dec. 1-tf.
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FOR SALE-Fine big mule. In
quire at Moss factory. 1924.
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FOR STLE-25 solid Felt Mat
tresses, cheap for cash. Yelverton
Furniture Co. Dec. t-tf
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FOR SALE-4 Rhode Island Red
thoroughbred BOOSTERS. Call Sun
days 819 Laurel street. Jan. SGT
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SCHEDULE:

LEAVE PALATKA: TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and Saturdays at Am.
Arrive Jacksonville 3 Pm. >.
LEAVE JACKSONVILLE: Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Pm.
Arrive Palatka 8 PM.
Jacksonville Wharf. foot OF Market Street,
Municipal dock. Palatka Wharf, foot
Lemon street, Montmollin dock.
For further information apply to Agent.
H. M. de MONTMOLLIN2g S. MCCORMICK
President Traffic Mgr.
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Fine oranges, $3.50
box. Burt's Paint Store. 1-6-tf
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FOR SALE-One Dodge touring
car and one Dodge roadster, both in
fine shape and offered at bargains
prices. Merryday Grocery Co. 1-3 If
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS, BEST LOCATION IN
CITY, TERMS-JOHN J. MURPHY
dec loft
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WOman's Club Re-Opens.

The first of the weekly meetings of
the Woman's Club following the holi-
day season will be tomorrow after
noon when the Literary Department
will have charge of the program. Mrs.
Donald MacQueen has consented to
give another series of her intensely
interesting lectures, five in all, on
the Bible. She will deliver the first
one tomorrow afternoon, her subject
being king Solomon's Temple" Fol-
lowing the lecture there will be a
round table discussion. Mrs. Mac
Queen charmed club members with
her splendid lectures last season and
the announcement that she has con-
scented to again favor the club will be
hailed with delight Tomorrow's
meeting will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-06

Mrs. E. c. Shelly entertained a num-
Der of her friends at delightful auc-
ton party yesterday afternoon at her
attractive home on north Third street.
The rooms where five tables were ar
ranged for the game, played progress
sively, were charmingly decorated
with vases of long -stemmed American
beauty roses, their fragrance and love-
illness adding to the pleasure of the
guests. At the conclusion of the play
Mrs. j. E. Johnson was found to hold
high score, and was awarded, as prize,
a box of exquisite handkerchiefs, while
Mrs. o. Rifles, as holder of low score,
received also a dainty handkerchief.
A salad course with coffee was served
by Mrs. Shelly to her guests, who
were Mesdames W. Carl Davis, War
mr. 7. Hamm, T. J. Barnett, j. K. Gull
breth, c. B. Ryan, J. S. Lisenby, N. O.
Rifles, Imogene F. Collins, Nell Varnes,
Marvin Martin, Louis Phillips, H. R.
Rich, W. S. Miller, Richard Ingram, J.
E. johnson, W. w. Tilghman, L. A.
Smith, c. A. Root, W. B. Ryan and
5. K. Livingstons, and Miss Florence
Davis and Miss Rena Brown.
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SAVE MONEY-Gett our prices
on your home furnishings before
you buy. We have hundreds of real
bargains waiting for you. Special
prices in every department. yell
verton Furniture Co. Dec. 1-tf. !
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We are authorized agents for
GOODYEAR TIRES AND
TUBES.
BUICK GARAGE
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WINDOW SHADES-New prices
on all widow shades. Some have
been reduced almost half. We make
and fit your windows without extra
charge.
YELVERTON FURNITURE co.
12-lt.
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Eastern-Shore Honeymooners Her,

Eastern-ShOre HoneymOoners Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Shockley, who
were married yesterday in Jackson
vile, arrived here last night to be the
guests of DR.. L. W. Warren and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Shockley met in
Jacksonville, Mr.. Shockley coming
down from his home in Snow Hill,
Maryland, and his bride, who was
Miss Francis NJ. Johnson, coming
from Moultrie, Georgia. She was,
however, native of Snow Hill before
going to Moultrie. Charles Timmons,
another "eastern-shore" resident, and
an uncle of Mrs. Shockley, accompan-
led the happy couple and is also a
here the guest Of DR.. Warren, who is
recognized as the "eastern-shore" am
bassador to Florida. Leaving this
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Shockley and
Mr.. Timmons will leave for a brief
trip down Florida's "eastern-shore."
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FOR RENT room house with 8
acres of good land fenced and cult
walton. Apply to Robert STAN, care
I. j. Knight, N. 4th st. Palatka, Fla.
Lift
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WANTED-Any kind of clothing
and shoes for three boys from IL to
Is years. Leave at II S. 4th or phone
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FOR SALE-Home cured meats,
syrup and sweet potatoes at bergain
prices. Delivered direct from farm
to your door. Write H. L. Baker,
Hawthorn. 1 Ut
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FOR SALE-Pony horse and small
wagon. No reasonable offer refused.
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FOR SALE-Friers and half
grown chickens, yard eggs. At the
head of the hill, Palatka Heights,
P. ]. Manucy. 1-5-4t.
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freshments, consisting of candlelight
salad cheese straws, lettuce and to-
mato sandwiches, fruit cake and cof-
fee, The table decorations vial be
tastefully arranged poinsetias. Those
present this afternoon are the men,
bers of the club Mesdames E W ELL
lott, E L Mann, W P Merriam F D
Wattles ] H Haughton Stewart
Worden George E Gay and Miss
Laura Whiteside.
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with the lady as his luncheon COM
panions, and in this way jolly groups
are formed
I A big bon fire is to be built on the
club grounds where those who care to
may gather around and tell stories or
sing while enjoying their lunches.
The Putnam Orchestra will furnish
the music for the occasion and the
various committees will see to the
comfort and entertainment of those
who attend.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11

gret their departure from our city but
wish them much luck in their new
home. Mr.. Katz will remain in Corsi-
cana.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Miss Isabelle Kauf-
man Sunday night, where the Koo
Koo Klub met. Games and dancing
were enjoyed until late hour. The
members cut for the prize and lovely
box of candy fell to Miss Ida Levine.
Delicious refreshments were served
consisting Of lobster salad, olives,
pickles, crackers, cake and hot choco-
late.
At meeting of the Jewish Ladies'
Auxiliary, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Ben Rosenberg, presi-
dent; Miss Rose Daniel, secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. Ben Barnett of st. Louis was
the guest of Mrs. Ralph Costa this
week.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met
with Miss Esther Marks this week.
Mrs. Ralph Costa won the club prize.
Delicious refreshments consisting of
frozen pudding and angel food cake
were served.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11
THE MIZRACHI MOvEMENT-THE
MIZRACHI IN AUSTRIA.
Friday, February II, 1921.

The "Yishub Eretz Israel Organiza-
tion," which recently Joined the Miz-
rachi, and which has over ten thousand
members, with the well known Rabbi
Shapiro at its head, has formed q
Junior Mizrachi organization, with the
purpose Of interesting the orthodox
Jewish youth Of Eastern Europe in the
rebuilding and colonization Of Pale
stine.
Two members of the executive Of
the above-named organization have
visited Germany for the purpose Of
uniting the Chassidish element there
and securing their cooperation in the
Mizrachi movement.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11

groom's uncle, Mr.. I. Leibreich, where
the groom met all Of his friends. They
left at noon the next day for Shreve-
port for few days visit. Mr.. Leibrech
has a multitude of friends in Tyler,
his old home. He and his charming
wife are always welcome.
Five couples enjoyed banquet at
the Mecca after which they went to
the Palace. Those enjoying the even
ing were Celia Golternek, Beatrice
Golternek, Charlotte HELLER, Helen
Goldstein, Nathalia Leibreich. Messrs.
Mike Goldstucker, Phil Golenternek,
Hyman Golternek, Leo Golternek and
Edward Cans.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the season was given by Miss Helen
Goldstein honoring Miss HELLER of
Buffalo, N. Y, a guest of Miss Mai
halia Leibreich. Five hundred was the
pastime for the evening. High score
was won by Mr.. Hyman Golternek, an
ivory calendar. The guest prize was
given Miss HELLER, set of lingerie
pins. After the game a three-course
buffet lunch was served, consisting Of
deviled crabs, olives, crackers, deviled
eggs, celery, asparagus on toast, cof-
fee and pimento sandwiches, coffee
cake and ambroisia served in orange
baskets. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. The
guests of the evening were Misses
Beatrice Goldstucker, Celia Golenter-
mex, Nathalia Leibreich, Charlotte
Helber and Helen Goldstein. Mrs. Joe
Emold Of Wichita Falls, Sophia Shoen-
field. Messrs. Percy Gill, Hyman, Phil
and Leo Golternek and Mike Goldstuc-
ker. Miss Goldstein was assisted by
her mother in making the evening
pass most pleasantly.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11
A MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION IN
UKRANIA.

The center for a Mizrachi organiza-
ton in Ukrania has been formed in
the city Of Kiev. The new organiza-
ton is headed by the famous Rabbi
Chain Masasoff, and, under his able
leadership, this organization is rapid
ly winning popularity and many new
adherents. Mizrachi societies are be-
ing formed in many parts Of Ukrania,
and are affiliating themselves with
the central organization in Kiev.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11
CORSICANA.

Messrs. Alfred Goldman, Louis
Goldberg, Sam Daiches, Aaron Levine
and Nathan Goldberg were in Ennis
Tuesday for the Elk's celebration.
Messrs. Labe Golden and Aaron
Samuels were in Waco Sunday.
Messrs. Max and Louis Wolens
spent Sunday in Dallas.
Miss Annie Jacoby Of Tyler spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. R. Costa left this week for the
Eastern markets to purchase goods
for the firm Of Marks Bros.
Mrs. s. Katz and family have NOV
ed to Dallas. Their many friends re-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-11

The central office Of the Inter-
national Junior Mizrachi Organization
at Antwerp, has issued a manifesto to
all young peoples Mizarchi organiza-
tions, urging them to engage in acti-
witty for the rebuilding Of Palestine
with increased energy and renewed
enthusiasm.