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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-13

Mrs. Harold Hail visited home
folks a part of the past week.
Chris Dragne and daughters,
Chrystine and Ann motored to La
Crosse on Monday. Miss Ann will
enter Normal School there.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-13
NOTHING COMES BACK

Now, the money is out. What comes
back from this expenditure made in
the distant his city by your ViroqUs
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Alkali in Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
= contain too much alkali. which is very
Injurious. as it dries the scalp ana
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can get Mulsified at any
drug store. and a few ounces will last
the whole family for months.
Two or three teaspOOnfuls of Null
sified in a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that is required. 1t
makes an abundance Of rich. creamy
lEther. cleanses thoroly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and is soft. fresh looking.
bright, fluffy. wavy and easy to han
die. Besides. il loosens and takes out
every particle OF dust. dirt and dan
druff. Be sure your druggist gives
you MuIsified.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
WOMEN DISCUSS THEIR PLANS
Voters Meeting at Wichita to Prepare
T.egisIative Program.


Wichita, Kan. May 26.-Represen-
tatives OF the leading women's organ
izations of the state met here this az
ternoon under auspices of the Kansas
League of Women Voters to discuss a
legislative program The league for
mally will open its annual convention
here tonight with Dona Bertha 1utz
Brazilian woman suffragist and scien-
tist as the principal speaker
Child welfare measures proposed by
the Kansas Children's Code Comnis-
heritance tax so as to exempt widows.
are among topics for discussion at the
legislative conference
Among the organizations invited to
send representatives are the w c T.
U, d. A r.. Federation of Women's s
clubs. Council of Women. Administra-
tive Women. Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation. A A L w. Professional and
Business Women's clubs. Colonial
Danes. state Nurses association, P e
o. SisterhoOd and the league ITSELF
The four Kansas "legisladies' were
also invited.
Dona Lutz. the chief convention
speaker, is president of the Brazilian
League Of the Emancipation of Women
She was the official Brazilian delegate
to the recent Pan-American Confer
ence of Women at Baltimore She is
now touring the United States under
auspices OF the National League OF
Women Voters
Other speakers on the convention
program include Prof. A. w. Ohm
stead OF the Welfare department of
the University of Kansas. Lawrence,
and Mrs. Charles H Dietrich, Hast
fngs, Neb., regional chairman of the
national league.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
SOLVE SKELETON NIYsrERY?
Belief Now Expressed Zones Belonged
TO john Hill, Murdered.

Concordia, kan, May 26-Is the
skeleton found Tuesday on the Bill
Stallings farm that of a murdered
man? A J. Stockton. early settler
here, believes it Is, and names the man
as John Hill. a soldier in the Union
army. who hOmesteaded in Summit
township about 1850.
Hill. according TO Stockton. came to
ConcOrdia about 1884 on his way to
visit Jim Allen. who lived then on
the Staliines place. While in Con-
cOrdia he showed a roll of bills TO
clerk of bad character who worked IN
a local store. After eating supper Hill
went towards the Allen farm and was
never heard from since.
shortly after Hill's mysterious dis
appearance. the clerk. suspected of
numbering him, also disappeared. and
was reported later in California.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
TWELVE MAKE KAPPA DELTA PI.
Scholarship Standing of Emporia
/. Normal school Ranks Very High.

Emporia. Kan. May 2s.-TweIve
members OF the senior class in the
Kansas State Normal school have been
elected to membership in Kappa
Delta Pi, national honorary scholar
ship fraternity with chapters in eigh-
teen teachers colleges and universi-
ties. The announcement of the cleo
1ions was made today in a special rec
ogn.tion chapel for the honor stu
dents. William Allen White will de-
liver the annual Kappa Delta Pi ad-
dress tomorrow evening Mr.. White
will talk on The Scholar in Politics"
The members of the 1922 class
elected 10 Kappa Delta Pi are as fol-
lows: Edwin J. Brown, Clifton; Ruth
+. Cowan. Athol; Veola L. Ems. In
man; Vera z. Fawcett, Norton: Susan
Friend. Emporia: Jennie 5. Owen.
Weber; Genevieve Patterson. En-
por-a: Frank E. StrickIer. Ransom;
Ina w. Thomas. Council Grove;
Thomas Trigg, Blue Mound; Harry D.
Wolf. Haven, and Mabel Yearout
Lyndon.
Miss Thomas is the first colored
student ever elected from the Kansas
Normal to Kappa Delta Pi.
Miss Ycarout ranks highest in
scholarship among the seniors and
Miss Patterson is a close second.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
SETS GOAL AT 500 MEMBERS.
Phil Zimmerman Plans for Big Future
OF Trades Association.

Salina. Kan. May 26.-"Five hun
dred new members in 1922 is the
goal OF Phil zimmerman of Lindsborg.
newly elected sccretary-manage of
the Kansas Automobile Trades asso-
citation He was unanimously chosen
TO succeed AL Olser. resigned, at a
meeting of the directors of the asso-
citation here recently.
Zimmerman resigned a few weeks
ago as field secretary of the Associ-
ated Industries OF Kansas.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the columns OF
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
May es. 1897

The old Kansas avenue bridge has more
Of a load to carry than IL gets credit for
Bridge Patrolman +. L. Whitaker Sunday
kept a close account Of the travel over the
bridge. For the time he was there. 915
hours. he made the following nOtations ::
One horse buggies, 1,199; two horse bug
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26

Largest size Bonnet Mirror. with beveled
edge glass, specially priced. .S2.05
HAIR BRUSHES, in the best quality bristle,
several shapes, regular $500 values at. Sass
Large, Heavy Dressing Comb SOC
Puff Box and Hair Receiver. .S1.Oo
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Watch Bracelets

Customary Values, s1.OO, Special, sec
Black Silk Ribbon. with gold plated mount
ings (acid tested) also in platenoid mountings
to go with silver and white gold watches.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Mems Ties

Silk Grenadine Ties, in solid colors and
Cathedral stripes in two tone. All colors in
Guiding Palm Beach and Gray. $50
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26

gies. 112; carts, 107; wagons, 164; saddle
horses, 20; bicycles, 343 Total 2,0o4. The
weight FOR Sunday was Of course less as
few loaded wagons used the bridge
The Fin de Steele club held the last meet
ing of the season Saturday afternoon with
Miss GeOrgiana Wasson- After the score
for the series had been counted. Miss Edna
McClintock and Miss Flossie Moon received
the prizes
The AIoho Whist club held the last meet
ing Monday evening with Miss Jessie Gar
wood Miss Minnie Marsh substituted for
Miss Nellie Post. Miss Emily Black for Miss
Daisy Hayes, and Miss Anna Pulley for
Miss Crane
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Mems Bill Folds
Popular Prices

Just received shipment of bill folds,
with the Identification card pocket, card pocket,
etc. Leather Cobra, Morocco. Pin Seal.
New prices are. 81 90 to $3.50
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Stationery Special

ish white only, regular soc value, at. .49c
Envelopes to match, regular 25c value at,
pkg &OC
Highland Linen, Pound Stationery, IS double
sheets in box, in beautiful colors of Rose,
Buff, and White regular 75c values at 69c;
envelopes to match at, pkg. 2Sc
DON'T FORGET that Graduation Greeting
Card that you will need to accompany your
gift. We have a nice assortment at from Sc
to $1.0O each.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Hand Made BIouses

prestige, the little white Blouse
established favorte multitude
O received nice assortment
sell at S3.95. $3.50 $500, Ss.95 and up.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Domestic Department

36nch Plain colored Crepes for pretty underwear in
pink blue and heotrope, special, yd. z2c
32-inch Dress Gingham in good assortment of
checks stripes paids and plains, special yd 3Sc
3O-inch best quality Jap Crepe in neat checks.
special, yd. 58c
36-inch Check Sport Suitings good coors, yd.. S6c
1 yard very absorbent toweling, 27-inch
wide specially for towels special by bolt 1.5S
yard bolt absorbent Cheese Cloth. the best
dust cloths 3s inches wide, priced bolt ....75c
BED SPREADS
Spreads, good quality good
. = =
7sxss Hemmed Spreads for the full size bed,
special 3<$o
Specials ScaIIoped with Spreads
white with pink blue fancy srras. also good heavy
all white satin Regular $3.50 special for
. .
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Silk Hose $1.5O

plenty pretty hosiery is
ending in Summer. When nice weather
everybody to notice feet-the pretty
its compliment of pretty hosiery Radmoor Silk
Hose semi fashioned Isle top. double heel toe
sole, and colors of black, white, brown,
coyAovan Doccasin and blue; priced pair $3.50
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Silk Department
a few extra speciaIs.

A rev extra specials.
50 90 36-inch Black Messaline, yard. AS
81. 90 36-nch Black Taffeta, yard ,A8
$500 s6-inch Sport Satin in jade basket blue and
mohawk yard 1.A8
50. S3-inch Printed Pongee. ............. S1.7S
s2.0O S6-inch Printed Foulards ..... 49,. .S1.7S
1925 36-nch Black Taffeta. ...............S1 SITS
$3.50 4Oinch Canton Crepe. white, grotto verbena
carmel, brown, and black. at. S2.60
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26

New things in Sport Hats that have a
rollicking, carefree air. They frame faces
with shapes f1exibly constructed of straw
tagal. hemp. novelty braids which inter
weave bright wools They resort to the
sprightliest of trimmings, gayly contrasted
to Hats themselves which are keenly inter-
esting in all the newest colors.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Our Candies Meet Your Test


the test of freshness and quality. the most
e1acting test of good candy. For Saturday
offer the following special:
Your choice of our best bulk chocolates, in
cream. fruit. nut and fancy centers, regular
soc values at. Ib............ csc
Fruit Jellies, regular SOC values. at. lb.: .2sc
Chocolate Peanut Cluster, 3sc
F-ruit Tablets assorted and lime flavors. lb 39c
1Oc Cherry, Maple Walnut and Pineapple Bars,
special. 9 .2Sc
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
New Tub Frocks for Summer

Delightfully."- Cool Charming Modes
plaid and stripe gnghams with
various touches of organdy embroidery and An
this models from such High Grade Manufac
Nina Sassy Jane and 'Marguerite
Regular $500 $5-95 Dresses for. $3.7S
Dresses for. $4.9S
Don't this wonderful opportunity to lay in your
saving in price There are only
275 of them and at these prices will not last long
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-26
Umbrella-Rain or Shine

beautiful quality silk umbrella, ivory tip
and ferrule and wonderful line of handles in
ivory ring bakeIite. in colors to match the top
and in leather handles Colors Navy, Green,
Cardinal, Garnet, Brown and Purple. Specially
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Gen fsrIte Slate al SonIac, min
Suitru tog, sioroe bcnoe mere goot
mo ale De andre Weoiciner bun
haube taget belle lit 2ip," iagoe q.
y. SeSep, so y. 14tb Street, &c.
Sor &apiOs, Soma, / fiorten aar
SngGnier oeo Geoar Rapio3 @as
SO.
"Senoes 2iOelier begpnote ior 10
Gar iioen nleO ct Maoeonoe, % bum
bIeu itaoig oGrre og uerre, inotiI
linn uanitelis funOe fomme ON.
firing. Sum bapoe ineen appetit,
&c buao liOet bun ipiite gap ben.
De polbiomme Smerter. Iloorlige
Smertcr rammeoe beu0e ogiaa oper
Tpggen % 3prerne, % bun bapoe
Soimmelbeo2anfaIo, bporlrnber bun
life fur,oe ie. Sea begpnote of bIiue
nle8et Pngitelig for benoe.
"Siocn bun begpnote at taee
Eaulac bar bun p9ret befriet for
che fine gamle Snoer, err iaa rait
Iom Ell ing Eige og npber 9ipet. 81
oisielig betragter Sanlar iom en-
itorartet MeOicin."
Sanlac iGlgeS al ale gobe Ipo.
tbefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

"Siemmet paa Yrerieu" al "Aru.
I.ct~. Tom eiorbe flor Spite. ga Sen TO.
re Nar Sit ! Soften, foreIigger i en-
iaffert ~ueitprst 500, 822 Siser. Srij
sl.a0. sRe amsHaisR 8sbIlaias SEE
&sssras, Sspgr 1a,1JS-AS-N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

blep operIaot til gcitDrcliens Seitemmels
ie. Snotmeaem Sorrctuin9erue bar Der
Gang Of De fire grsbre Sresru6, Ssuz
ncr af 9agetS SefretGr.
Srebag Iften aflutteoeS Iarsiteonet
neo en- peIlptfet SiIitelnirg eiterat Steps
nets 9eItasere ON gftermibbageu bapbe
baut Ell lloflugt meb Ell for NuIenniugen
Ieict Sporpo9n til 9ate Iinnetunfa,
bnor ct Gar Elmer a~roenotc5 til Ell
9ampitibstur paa Subiieeu. SEQ Sc
item ON Ifteueu prriioerebe 2aaets Sors
maub, SrofeSior @isle @otbne. Ser,
ifjent Der life bar arrar0cret uuoet
egentIigt Sroeram, belle Siocu foritoo at
bolbe S~eititennir9en oeoIige, c1tcu peo
fine ~perionIise gibra9 til programmed
eIler oeo hoab ban ft andre til at poe.
SrofesIor gotbne taIte udttert ON
norif Gang ug Iuiit oe lcScSe Soriamz
Iingeu / I~fipn9eIien al mango al Sc sobe
eamtIe noriie Sauge, bportiI RiiS IgneS
Sothue ipiaebe acknowledgements
Nuguit Rasbo fra Sermon. Nfinn., bragg
re Stlier fra gautIe "gebitemor" Sperz
fen / Sermon, Iorr, Ibis bun lcper til
Nntaar, pil tuuue ieirc fin 1OOoe Spns
ielSoag o9 ittterIis er Den GIoite Smaas
Ieuiua / Gmerita; berrc SiIicn bleu
mobtaget meb iterft SifaIn, % en- @icns
bilicn bIeb enitenrmig b~eIIlittet opcrbra0t
beuoe gieuuent Gr. @a3bc.
s.. Smrbbps San'cn. @citprer for Sen
rorife Nfoelin9 az "Sorei0u language
~Sufornration Seruicc" / Neip gorf. ser
og'aa er Smaalcnina, f~ortaItc intcreSs
liant on Sp9oeIa9eue2 Sp9upc 90 ON
Den Sorauortn9, man eftcr Nri0cu tllupc
merle pao Entertainments Spu paa
NprbmGnoene. Set bar III fonmct iou
blot. at mar / bpert SaIo / 2itcn, aniua
oct for Ell SGrc ar tuuue faINc iia uorit,
iagbe SunSbps Sanieu, iom p9'aa paopcs
aeoe. at Observation-Disclosures
irrIia cnIfcbe at faa SnbrauSrcre fra
DC lt~arbiuauiife 2anbc. SaIcr bIcp oaz
Iad bulbt az flere andre.
WtliIifprograrmet iubScfatteoc Soua
AZ Sait. q. 9. Saiprence % ItiiS Ngue8
@otbnc, Ben iibltrrprtc ~attompaarcrct
al MrS. @othuc, % Tiouoipit al NtiiS
NgncS @otbnc. SiIIut ierncrcnc 2o0ct3
Gamer Safe % Smerbreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Npr penOcSDrtMr
Grug bet antiieptiife Slubium 3cmo

Ser er ct WioSel, Der iielben teller / at
FAME floeuoe Sortur % Iiubre en- ~irriterst
Sub, os iom sisr 6uoen blob, rem os iuub.
SpiIfeniombelit apotbeter fan foripue big
meo iSenno, Der Acknowledged ouertumr,er
Ouoipsoomme. eczema. SIse, Speiier, Sless
ner % Sladbeabs moa / be fleite SilfGloer
pise for i3smo. Sfte pil miubre Subouber
iprlpiube Nattsu opsr. &lse itanieS panliss
pis itrar. i3emo er ct trp9t autiieptiif Slus
bium, rensIist og let at bruse, oS paalioes
list. Oct toitsr tiiu Soc; en- srtra to-, SLATE
81. 90. Get ct iuISfommsn trpst for iaar
GA ON 6ub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
GftcriIct ira Srpnocritcpnct

Wau maatte iui9e iia bort fra Iarss
msbet / minneapolis Manoao apclb for
at raa frem itioe iii SrrnocrncS GarSs
Itcpre / Siour Sails, 9. 9ut. So lea
haube irgeu Sfrltpler pper at relic Ct
gar Sage fsr Sioer. Wteu iad tit Sur
Sluno bolbe Jig borte ben Nut - bare
ct Yar Elmer nj han IG9Qe fine milo;
Srnber opcr min Tanoc. ri bIep tiprt
iDbouer til @~orthirgtou, bppr III itcq al
for at ta9c @ofnIto9ct. TOM irtteS op Der
for 2. Sufotu. Set bIcp lrS 9ao, FOX
III TOM uS no at beune Stiftebn iur al
iteunc MOB g. 9atotaS WetroppIiS, Ses
uator Ycttigreips Oh toIotc hi Den / 90
Ndrcne. ba De 6orenebe Stuter tirntpeoc
1om aller prrit MOB Selps % for Cub
ltouoarb, MOB Sparieu % for Cuba
SEQ fan buIfe Ben Sibeu fra 1898, %
leg fom I'll Siour Sails fra %eroenSs
u~bitiQingeu / Chicago. Set er bare Il
Gar, iibeu iee beiegte Siour Sails q
peutebe life at ie iaa fore Soranbrin9,r
Ien Speu bapoe 9oaet frem / bisIe tr
Iar, trobS De badroe Siber pi bar beiet.
Sa9eu er BEN, at @peuS Sntc9u er oenl
i~terfeIte 8p9itsb, for rlllot omtriu9 bar
pi be "ittrbn Npripc9iarS" 90 ba iiGr
Sreuberue, iom fout iub / ben ferite
Sioneertio o9 toe 2anbet. HoaIe fao
SaIbrisier fanpt p9laa @eieu herlib 90
lapet tit Settlement ueo Brandon og pao
Hiitez YrGrieu. Yten Srsuberre toQ
Siour @aIlen / lin @eIiboeIic MOREOVER
Iinnebdba Gorutp.
90 MI tom Sc iii Stepuet Sir5oaQ
S%orn1ibbag meb belle Samilien for al
ieire Srenperlag i9ieu iom / 9amIe Sage.
90 DC bapbe iitrct iig @pcuS GoIiieum,
Ell glocf uorb for Court &ouie, iou DC
bopbe Him for Jig ielp o9 Silreiicuoe fra
ale aautcr / De Soreuebe Slater. Set
par ct fort, talriet Stepue, set ifol bare
pit % iarot. So, ic9 bar prret paa
mango itorc, 9ilbe SreuoerItepuer men
bette flinbe nraule zig meo DC gillette /
taIriat Sremmebc! @%rdtulererl Set
npite glGbcli9c bar I%arbogen, TOM p9iaa
iaar Iaa Der iaa batter % inbbnbcnbc.
getaler bu IarSfontirgenten, Ell Solar,
rad faar bu 9oaeu Tom SilGs cher Yrrs
mic. = De TO iibite Nar bar goeeu uos
merfet Jig peb en- 9oo SamIing at Yrof.
9. o.. Hiitabs 8iete. 2ao mig ii9e. at
bemue Sci al Srsuoerbo9eu 9iuer Den ct
@Grb, Tom tanIfe life ale Srsnberc enbs
ri bar faaet Den flloe SorItaaelie al.
Nen De tomnler bel mart til nib Snbs
iiot, oe ba bill Yrof. Hiitab 9aa pp paa
Srenoernes hsie Saarn 90 itda Der lom
ben Gate Sfalbemarb ban er al Nntur
oa 2ipsfsrelIe. On &unitner idnb 90
uiorfaIifet. Ncocus Srsnoereu / "Ses
corabs Soften" ubmerfer ZIG iom 6ors
/ "Souass 2iteraturcn", bar Niitab
iaaet San9cns, SfaIbebigtniu9cu5 @ouc.
Suu or iii en- pis Grab Ser Siples Nrpz
90 p%roouttip? ga, iom "Rarz
tens @rebe", iioen Der bleb &alb. Bare
fra Sreuberitepnet5 Sag og til M bar
ban affebt life minbre eno TO pafre 9i9te.
Ser er BET ON "Sreo" paa fire ioIibe
gers. Set iupplerer set berlise 9i8t
"Starpitpttcren" iom itaar paa Sibe 30
/ Gdrbo9en nleo Ell "Sercuube" ON BET
brIbiec SisiIug / "Stagerat". Set er
9obt hi bar Ell uorIt Sieter iii at lnOc
en- "9erIeiaoiic", "9eria9Iispiier" oper
bisie Sing.
Neu Lab mig belit foa "Sreo" lat inb
Der Tom bet rpeite 9i9t blanpt NorO>
ntGnbeue / Imerifa:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

fsIsenoe 8eiuItat: Sormanb, @corec
Sa9us, &c. SAT; Siceformanb,
Ole 8. Bee, 8iGistpn, q. Sat; Sefres
tor, 8. 8. gatiet,, Grosbn, g. Sal;
Setret9r, q. Sbompion, Rarpz
fieIb, Saif.. Gan; aasIerer, Gnbretp
Carlton, Sonetraiu, q. Sat.
90 tilIlut: 5 SrapeIbeben fit ies life
a%nlepning I'll at tatte ale bisie eoos
blerteoe Seller os andre, iom bar iua be-
biGIpeli9e for Steouets Sutces, % Ierz
igiennem ienber ies til bper enfcIt Ser
ion min bpbeite % pnrn,citc Sut % So1 /.
ttisnnelic for al Den g~eIpiuiebcS % ltore
9iertclis, ipm aue bite mig.
8. u. Souee,
Norboeitre SeIeIaes
forbeup. SrGiibent.
@iaiston, q. Sal, 7Se SuIi 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
aIinsenbe Iuiit po Gam perIens r,,ner,

sltnserbe @uiit Os Gang perIebe mclem
Salerne. Sette bar afiIutniueen paa
Sfeonet. Set bar ct bpsselist stepue 90
ale 'pntes bel tiIfrebs. en- Gina, iom
mer'eoes peo bette Stepnc, bar, at Ses
lfprellens SelrGbeIier pGa at faa llnoz
Oomnlen til at tomme. Ipttebes / tort
geon; tbl Der bar ct fort antaI af oats
Ter lln9oom tiIitebe.
SIel9e armoonine af SolsrInoet bIep
oet oe'Illttet at boIbe neite Stepne /
0er9us Sails paa iammc Sib iom Sol,1nz
genre bar lit Stepne Der. H
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Solt for beres @ieitfribeb MOB Nlintes
bsIerne. Soriantliuseu reiite zig % fang
ga. hi elIfcr bette 2anbet" og "gtp
Gountrp' 'tiS of Sbee".
81. q. 8eierion. SormanS,
YcIpieip, Nfinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
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Pr9bt nooIe nj
B en- flor 9lmomI
PcbeutH @a6iioI
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oeOe inoen \
Sioit1lGonte BID
linen % 80 I'd
lis 6. 6. Sc 9el
Palter sc. qRar3
III trittit GorioI
oipitoIct. Sno1
Iaiftn fom ii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

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sin bu$tru.

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at blipc urrrc pg nGrre / to gar,
truos at alt aiorbes for hcnbc. -
Sanlae bcuiite isieu i'm Surtrin.
liabcS.
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national home in Palestine. That
pledge had been re-aflirmcd on several
occasions. quickening the hopes of the
Jewish people. and rouSing the graft
tude Of the Jews throughout the world
The Executive are confident that the
Government will faithfully discharge
its obligation of honor undertaken to
ward the Jewish people.
The feeling of authoritative Zion
lists. the Jewish Correspondence Blu
reau learns. is that the decision Of the
Lords need not, according to Consti-
tuition, involve immediate political
consequences in Palestine. It is he
lieved that it is within the power of
the Government to maintain the Man
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12

The Zionists feel that the occur
renee in the House of Lords was due
TO the systematic circulation of pre-
judicial statements by opponents ol
Zionism who evidently organized their
forces for the division in the House of
Lords. the statement says. The sNmp-
athies of the British people with the
Zionist aspirations which found such
widespread expression few years
ago. will again be manifested in no
uncertain manner, the Zionist lead
crs declare.
The Zionist Executive further points
ont that in November 1917 the gov
ernment made solemn pledge that it
would use its best endeavors To create
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12
RENEW DEMAND FOR EXCLUSION
OF EASTERN JEWS.
(J. c. Il. Service)

Bcrlin-The demand for the cXclu-
sion of east European Jews from
Germany. and the complete suspension
the Prussian Diet by the German Ma
tional Party in an Interpolation charg-
ing the Government with friendship to
these aliens.
Replying. Deputy Limbertz, socialist.
emphasized the dcsirability of these
immigrants for the economic rehahili-
tation of the country. characterizing
the materialists' assertions as "dcccp-
tive"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12
70. y. LOLLY POP DANCE
SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 16, 1922
Acnissio Coupl

date in its present form, aad see to
il that it is ratified by the League
Of Nations at its next session of July
IL.
Conscious of the consequences that
might follow the decision of the House
of Lords the Zionist OrganizatiO
has therefore resolved TO put the ut
most energy into securing the rati-
fication of the Mandate. 1t will take
every step requisite to ensure that the
demands of the Jewish people based
on history and justice be realized, it
is stated
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12
Paddle Your Own Canoe

While in trouble don't look for symp-
athy,
Its foolish to wall and show self pity,
Quickly buckle down and show your
backbone:
Forced to face sorrows and hardships
your not alone,
Common sense will lead you to sue
cess in the end,
And then you'll have so many n would
be friend.
Emil Stern. Denver. Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12

The economy shoe store ut 1G2G
Champa has been opened under the
management of Nose RubcnStcin Il
most efficient man in his line. Mr..
Rubenstein has just returned from the
eastern markets. where in he has pur-
chased a wonderful line of mems,
women's and children's shoes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12
ZIONISTS FEEL OPPONENTS OR
CANNED FOR ADVERSE VOTE.
Think Government VIII Maintain
Mandate in Present Form.

Executive of World Zionist Or
ganizntion Issues Statement De
ploring Unfavorahle Vote ON Pal
cstine Mandate in the House of
Lords.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12

I4ondon-A statement deploring the
adoption of Lord Islingtons motion in
the House Of Lords condemning the
British governments policy was is
sued yesterday by the Executive of
the World Zionist Organization.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-12

You can make good money in your
spare time. Denver Jewish News,
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