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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
War Charity Of the swlss

b ts FIlior 81 the Evening Psbhc Led0er:
slr--wlli you please insert the foIlowius
nss In your valued paper concernink the
ass,ion Must we support central Buroper'
A. 4 Swiss citizen. write you thess few
nes no, In order to answer the question.
ut 10 avod n mistake regarding Switzer-
Ind Tour reader speaks about some Eu-
ppesn countries receiving support from the
Tn,sd States and cites among than Swift.
kriaad
consider II as my duty TO Gay that Swift.
Frand has been during the war. and after
hs war seif.supportinx concerning her poor
eops
sTitierlsnd was. and will be, neutral for
W. The federal constitution forbids her
p enter In war when not being at
feSed During the war many factories
ere occupied with the manufacturing Of
ar material. thus avoiding an industrial
FIsis and bringing momentary wealth amonE
working class
Considering the foods. Switzerland
Pudn't expect to get them from Russia
bslnrta. as before the war. and was
sd to buy II from America. almost all
I'm the United States. But Switzerland
10 Tor II. and even at good prices.
sson as the war co0ntriss wsre no
nwf able to keep all the wounded pris-
tN Switzerland. like almost all neutral
oaties OF Europe. received from both
US reat many soldiers. To feed and
ior them vas for our small country
neat problem. which has been solved sat.
f,e,cNly
NOW. Switzerland receives starving chill
20 from all the devastateds countries.
children are distributed In private
~ all over the country. We keep them
wv months TIL they feel strong enough
,noure more and exchange them with
sHs OF their Titles
'se help We are able to do is. indeed. not
with what America has done
doing Switzerland being only as
about one-thlrd OF Ohio. Nbout
seoc inhsbitantsD
economical position of Switzerland
IVY mst now Of the best. The hish price
money prevents her from exporting
s'ods IN Europe. Tho United States.
money value iS somewhat hIxher than
s"ns money. is the only state able to
n,h proht Swiss foods,
~, 9sNieriand received gifts from the
- sutss' you may be sure they have
S'a n'en to her own children but a
~ ~wop'eS from all parts OF Europe.
mtfy. 'eeoom IN our
'"" ra'' January IS. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
THE PEOPLE E,S- FORUM

ssid to have sssssed of being the Best COOK
IN France ana 70 have been much pasassd
whom tho oourtters Ate eaFssiy Of the dishes
hs had prcpared.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
Whsre Lima Are Found

TO the Editor ef ths Evs~inp F,aSuc LEDGER:
Hr-who wrote the following lines ana
from what poem are they taken:
The Saxons had met, and tho banquet was
spSeAd.
And the wine in asse circles the jubilee
And the banners that hung round the festai
that nisht
eeemed brighter. by far than when iif.sd
In ifkht." II. 3. BURNS.e
Philadsiphia. January IL, 1871.
Tho lines quoted are the frst stanza Of
The oKavansush." By j. Augustus shea.
We Will Print this poem II . reader will send
Il In. 40 We havsn't Il In our collection.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
PERSONALS

ssts g. sddr,s, J. vsnsss y srsssr s x s,.s e.
lsol.ioiS. Addreas c tIS Lsaset nfiS.'
! Will, NOT he Responsible f.r d-ets a,
any sort uniesu by me personally coo.
sss.I, sss.IeT,,., ,seephsn fSrol. ssa RhA~n ST.
GREAT BULL. movement on--Ifs~xi, n Si.e.
srAl AspAat and Reading: buy, hold. nm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
unnle Sans Pockets

"A, Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
a,--ro promote the general welfare and
-. sor common dessnss--that was the
\, ~ M peop,e Of this republic that Con-
~ Mould do in framing the constitu-
/ 4, trade. oommercs. prosperity and. the
.,Ssb AZ the natien Increase. 30 also must
Y. A,t,rs. prnporttoually by having . REG.
-, army and navy always ready. As TO
4. ,,st of any war. Uncle Sam. as the unit
4 M eryernrient ry the people and for the
SsScaa nays out OF one pocket that Ia Colt.
,svaIly nlled BY the, people. but II IL put
M ths other pocket by payfng domestic
,Hustr,ss and manufacture for supply I"
L,,,y an A war. In this way II would re-
Sv, Ia the source II came from. the peo-
~" Possibly some Of the supply may be
kspuf,cturrd by the capital Of other ma
- yet the American wage-esrner sets
~ d n, and those who supply raw ma
S,1,l me amount returpabis abroad would
I. N, pro,ts Of tho Investment. It Is what
nation imports or receives for supply tina,
reckoned az cash. -..s. OIL. -.
N the world war statistics how much did
INLAND. France. Russia, Japsn. Italy anu
nj other nation import or receivsf The
kvrM war cost them something.
| Jut think what the United States ex-
kot.l In focds.uffs and other merchaudise.
Ee are q drst-oiass power. We are 6sund
0 maintain regular army and navy and
Su,ons for coast defense ana have an
krny and navy auxiliary regtsterod ready
o r,pott II Il br necessary. No doubt this
ktil b done In time. That 10 not jineotssn.
GEORGE CAsHEL.
Ylvood n j., January is, 1891.
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y ais * qualify by rsrsonsl prossctioH "
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20. N. Mcr.." Loxan. Pa-The po&m
''The Boston Burglar was printed IN the
We chnnot reprint It. You can get q corr
Of that issue at the PUBLIC LEpaen ofrios.
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10 The Face Upon the Floor" We can
rot print II again. and as YOU rive no ad-
dress. we cannot mail you q COPY,
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What Das the reason TO
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
CONGREGATION BETH JOSEPH

2lth and Curtis street
Services arc held mt Beth Joseph
daily at o'clock in the morning and
ut sunset Friday evening at sunset
and Saturday morning at . Il. H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS

for only the ewest keep touch with the publications
and all familiar with what desirable the old
1t is pity that the Jewish publishing houses do not take adj
of this occasion popuarze the juvenile literature they
publish tho the number of volumes limited 1t would
give the Jewish public idea of what with Jewish
themes available All too little has been written for children
and of this does describe life with which the American
Jewish child familiar No matter how they should
be used and they be if the only information
annual caaog distributed to select few turnout the country
Encouraging the Jewish child
feature of Jewish life Joseph Hahn of Frankfort who died
1887 left book Yosif Omez which speaks encouraging
the children read good books and that when finished there
should be jolly "siyyum," a conclusion celebration.
Whether the children the had
called Juvenile books doubtful but their need of read
good reading Reading
plays important in the development of the individual
much not than associates that is why the character of
children read should carefully watched
taken that the should be guided the right direction
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
War Relief Yom Kippur Appeal.

the War Relief Nom Kippur Appeal
announces that IL little over five hun
drcd dollars was donated a IL result
of the SynagOg appeal made last Iom
kippur. All who have pledged and
Lave not yet sanC in a check kindly do
50 ut. once 10 DIR. Philip Hillkowitz
Mctroroli;an Bldg 1t is urgent that
q complete report he sent 10 Nnw
York as soon as possible. The names
of the contributors will be published in
the Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
WOMEN AND WOMEN

Miss Susan Brandeis daughter Supreme Justice
Bande has been appointed special assistant to the
gate of the building trades in New York Miss
Brandes graduated from the Radcliffe College
subsequently the University of Chicago She has been
practicing in New York for several years.
Alice and Lewisohn, daughters of Adoph
New York phanthrop be found busiy
gagged Neghborood Playhouse New York teaching and
guiding young Grand the crowded East Side
These showing them some OF hes arts ana
graces and how to obtain them.
picked at random from number of
married single who striving to express them
and something the world other than seeking anls
desire to fired "The Famous Mrs FAIR
when essayed side of her family That she
later oh forgot her obligations to those closest to her. makes
little if different to the who negects her
little different to the who neglects her
family in the pursuit of social pleasures.
silly females to be found everywhere There
stupid rter their time where but
strog and down the Streets thru the stores
in and of the picture houses aimlessly killing time
There foolish who spend their lives pursuing
the phanoms enjoyment They neglect home and
children quest deny husbands the rest and
they them into the eshes OF
the siren Measure There are the vicious women
laXites, and idle
but by their example constantly Turing others
The frivoty of life today appalling Eliminate
the industrial and business world and to the vast
majority the important the at the card
table Day day they the
meal and change their clothes and hurry out for the
evening meal which is again followed by cards.
Yet would be difficult TO find of these
women fired with high resolve They
stimulated by the arts but have not the to follow any
would denying themselves grati
They stirred by the suffering OF others and would
willingly relieve it. they need not deny themselves some baube
the ugly sights of life have their round of
gaities inerfered with.
pity that many these foolish mothers
failure develop themselves and do their social does
them alone but seriously the next generation
whose inspiration they They stultiy
frivolous conduct The higher impulses
sange with the result as Prof James that when resolve
or fine glow feeling evaporate bearing
practical fruit it than chance lost;
lively future resolutions taking the
normal path of discharge"
The earnest workers reach out to all
young people, irrespective the social financial position of the
families which they belong and show them that there other
pleasures lasting their mothers
teach them the veries of life and them the
tuntes of really developing themselves and being of to
humanity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

10th Ave and Pearl 81.
Services at I ~ O'Clock. Dr. VIM.
$. Friedman viii speak Friday night
ON Sentiments OF Gratitude"
Services will BE- held saturday
morning at 10 80, Nov. 10th, subjcc!
of service will be The Life of. Sarah"
Sisterhood.
The Temple Emanuel Sistcrhoo!
will give Il social and dance ut Pro-
grcss club, wednesday evening, No
venIbcr 30th.
Bible Class.
The Bible Glass will meet Saturday
afternoon. Dr. Friedman will SPEAK
en- the Book of Genesis" All are
welcome.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23

Betli Ua Medrosh llagodol Synagos
las introduced many new features
since it is in its new home 10 give
zest and added interest To its cohgre-
gationul life. one of the important
innovations is the weekly bulletin CIV
ing n complete resume of the week :
congregational activities. rs well rs
recording the Important happenings
in the families of the congregation.
1t also includes n bit of Rabbi c.
L. IL Kuuvar's sermon rs Il helpful
thought to carry thru the following
days.
The weekly bulletin i an innovation
in this section and to be of much
service to prove the congregation.
1t must tend TO unite the mem
bcrs and stimulate their sense of duty
rs well us pride in their house of wor-
ship.
The Rev. Joseph Corcas of Congrc-
cation Shcarth Israel of New Iori.
city. has ensered an unusual field in
his efforts to teach Americans the
Jews part in the records of American
history. He has given wears to study
and research and now i'll n spectacular
film story "l'hc Birth of Amcrlcn
gives his innings to The world. Ii IS
rot IA defense of the jew, but n shoW-
ing of the Gruc part the jew has play
ed in the establishment of this patton
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
CHILDREN'S READING.

Chidrens Book Week, which occurred last week.
was established
reaching all children they enlisted the cooperation OF
the of the country The principal OBJ
icc Chdrens week attention of
teachers of the children to the books the latter
should read well pleasure entertainment
Giving interesting chdrns books, written
good style conveying high moral tone valuable
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23

treasurer. Six new members were
elected to the Board of Trustees. and
the entire Board is composed Of j.
VI. Grccnb!atC. ID. l.. RachofSky, NJ. l..
Meyer. Abe l.. Goldstcin. II. Robinson.
5. Rosenberg. j. y. Lorber, 1: Rndr,
N. Bronstinc, Ben Grimes. Dr. Philip
lIillkowitz, and NJ. :. Radetsky.
Il. VI. IL. Juniors.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of The T. VI.
H. has formed n Il. II. IL. Junior or
canization. It's membership is drawn
from the daughters of the Synagog
AMI the new society under the direc-
ton of MeSdames ID. \. Block aud
David Goldberg will devote itself 10
the religious, cduacrionai and social
activities of The younger set of the Il.
NJ. ii. family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23

The Japanese Chronicle has launch
Cd an attack upon the IlohiStS oi
Japan IF their views, 1T says
may be taken as Il criterion OF the
views of all Zionists we may expect
Tie worst religious tyranny 90 preNall
in Palestine. should Jewish home
land he established there
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-23
Educational Activities.

The Bible Story told by Miss sui
amith Ish-Kishcr. II text book for chill
dicn from The ages of $40. has al
ready been published and has been
met with wide favor The book COY
crs from the Creation TO che Death Of
Moses Tie second part covering from
the Death of Moses TO the Dcstruc-
ton of the First Temple is in prcpara-
ton.
\ curric,llum for Hebrew schools
lns been written by Mr.. Alter T.
Landcsinan and l. in press. This cur
riculum takes mp in great detail al
questions with regard to curriculi.
discipline. textbooks. school furnish
ings general administration etc, of
religious schools JJlding six. three
md one session IL week. There is
also special curriculum for children
going to school at II later age who cN-
;cct TO pursue their elementary stud
les only for two years. II will he an
extensive volume and in II sense pres
cuts the status of Jewish education in
America today.
The following no" congregations
have affiliated with the United Syna-
cog Temple Beth II, of Manhattan
Bcach. y ". Cong. B'nai Israel
Nnschc Kalveric, y. Y. e., the Hunts
Point Congregation of y. y. c., the
Jewish Center of Richmond Hin. Cong.
Beth III of Stanford Conn. Cong. \
Enhud. Waukcegan, Ill. and Cong
Chcvra Kadu>hin, Montreal. Quebec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
Sprzeda7 Piwai Wilma Ma Bye Dozwolona
Echa Zatargu Panamy z Costa Rika.
Dochodzenia Sprawie Ruchu RewolucHnego Meksyku
Egzaminy Kandydat6w Ma Urzednik6w PocztOwych.
INNE TELEGRAM KRA JOWE

DoWiedzionem rowniei zostafo,
&c tc wlaSnic osm poi procent
mic wpiynely ma rachunek sum
stanowych. Dochodzenia Sledczt
wl-llazaly, re ia dobro rachunku
stanowcgo wp}ynelo tylko . pro-
cent, kt6re pochodza Cd zupclnie
innych sum. Przyjmujac pod uwa
sc, ze tc diva proccnt ewcntualnie
nogIy jednak pochodzit cd die
siecio-niljonowej pozyczki, to ;
tax pozostaie 6 i POI procent, da-
jacc 100000 rocznego dochodu,
ME wplynefy do kasy stanowcj.
UKLADY Z JAPONJA w
SPRAWIE KONFERENCJI
WASZYNGTONSKIEJ.
Washington, 81. lipca. - u
klady Japonja co do przyjecia
przcz MIA udzialu w konferencji
waszyngtohskiej W caiym zakre-
slonym przez prezydenta Hardin.
ga programme osiagne}y znaczny
sukces w dniach ostatnich. Szc--
reg narad W tel sprawie miedzy
Department EN- Stanu i ambasa
da japohska W Waszyngtonie,
przeprowadzonych wciagu ostat.
Mich kilku dni, prawie re juz usta-
lii wsp6lna linje wytyczna co do
udziaIu Japonji W konferencji
.waszyngtohskiej. Wedlug opinj
czynnik6w urzedowych, rokowa.
MIA obecne So jednak zbyt krot-
kie, aby mogly wyczerpac caly
material. Konferencja ma odbyc
sic W listopadzie rb. I otrzyma-
nych informacyj nadeslanych tu
wczotaj Japonji. Departamens
Stanu wnioskuje, re Japonja Ego
dzi sic ma omawianie spraw Da-
lekiego Wschodu ma konferencji
waszyngtonskiej.
w koiach rzadowych, ktore o.
mawiaja sprawe konferencji, wy
mieniaja nazwisko senators
Lodge, prezesa komitetu senate
rjalnego do spraw zagranicznych,
jako jedynego przedstawiciela
Senatu w amerykahskiej komisji
ma konferencji.
PLAN WILSONA SCIAGNIE-
CIA DLUGoW MIEDZYNA-
RODOWYCH.
Washington, Il. ipcd. - w
komitecie finansowym Senatu O.
swiadczono wczoraj, re stosow-
ME do obowiazujacych uldadow,
zawartych podczas prezydentury
p. Wilsona, pieciomiljardowy
dug wojenny Anglji ma bye u
iszczony W ciagu 25 lat. Sekretarz
Skarbu, Mellon, przygotowas ko-
pie dokumentu powyzszej ugo-
die. ktora zostala zawarta W ma
iu 1920 roku. Z kopji tego doku-
mentu wynilta. re pierwsza rata
~ efronirv CAS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
THOMPSON PRZESZKADZA
w PROWADZENIU DOCHO-
DZEN w SPRAWIE
EKSPERToW.

Alderman Schwartz, przewod-
niczacy podkomitetu finansowe-
go, W liScie pisanym wczoraj do
przewodniczecego komitetu finan
sowego z Iona Rady mieJskieJ,
aldermana Richert'a, skarzyl sic,
IL pewni urzednicy mieJscy od-
mawiaja udzielenia wskazowek
w sprawie wyplaconych picnic
dzy w kwocie przeszio dwu mi
lionow dolarow miejskim taksa-
torom, czyli t. Nv. ~ekspertom
realnoSciowym". - Alderman
Schwartz zazadal rownoczesnle w
liScie, azeby komitet finansowy
wydal rozporzadzenie wszystkim
urzednikom i pracownikom mlej-
skim, by dostarczyli natychmlast
wszelkich informacyj i rejestrow'
potrzebnych przy prowadzenlu
Sledztwa. w sprawie pobieranych
przez tychze ,,ekspertow" kolo-
salnych sum pieniedzy. Miedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21
.SEDZIA lands ZADA "a
|PROWADZENIA ZMIAN w
UMOWIE CIESLI.

Po riiesiacu gruntowncgo "a
stanawiania sic mad rozwiazaniem
problemu robotnikow budowla-
nych kontraktorow, sedzia Ian
dis, kt6ry dziaia jako arbiter W
nieporozumieniach przemys}u bu-
dowlanego. zazadaf wczoraj "a
prowadzenia radykalnych zmian
w proponowanym kontrakcie mic
dzy pracownikami, pracodaw-
cami. Wedle oSwiadczenia sedzie
go Landisa, zmiany te musza bye
zaprowadzone MIN okreSli wyso-
koSc p}ac robotnikom. w pisem-
ncm oSwiadczeniu, odnoszacem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-21

oskarzonymi przcz aIdcrmana
Schwartza, kt0rzy przeSzkadzaJ2
podkomitctowi W prowadzeniu do
chodzen W powyzszcj sprawie,
znajdujc sic ! nazwiskO burmi-
strza Thompsona, kt0ry zaweto-
wal ordynans, domagajacy sic "a
angazowania do sprawy tel adwo
katow, ME majacych mic wspol-
nego administracja miejska, jak
r6wniez znajdujq sic nazwiska
kontrolera Hardinga i jcgo asys-
tenta Gosselin'a, kt6rzy bedqc
powolani do ziozenia zcznan, mic
stawili sic wcale pred komitc-
tenn.
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