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The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
OUR CHILDREN'S PAGE

We wonder whether parents have
called to the attention of their chill
dren the SABBATH ANGEL" that
splendid page of the American Jew
ish World, intended primarily, for the
children and young folks.
No matter how complete the Jewish
education of the children may be,
(and how many parents are there
who can honestly say that their chill
dren are receiving maximum rather
than minimum Jewish knowledge?
there is always need for supplement
tary reading. We dare say that for
every hour of instruction the chill
dren get in the public schools, they
do hours and hours of outside reading.
There is similar need for supplement
tary Jewish reading, and the habit,
if formed in youth, will be strong
enough to induce the growing Jews
to do that reading and thinking with
out which a generation of intelligent
laymen is impossible.
So we ask our adult readers to
urge upon the young, the reading of
"The Sabbath Angel" our Young
Folks Page.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
THE COMMUNITY FUND

The Community Fund, where all OF
the city's welfare organizations unite
in one joint appeal, is no longer new
idea. It has been successfully tried
here for four consecutive years, and
MINNEAPOLIS is now on the eve Of its
fifth Community Fund Drive.
We can think of no valid argument
against the Community Fund, and of
very many for it. Our attitude to the
Fund is twofold, ,-as Jews and as citi-
zens. From the Jewish point of view,
the Community Fund deserves, and we
know will get, the fullest support OF
the Jewish people of the city: In ad-
dition to the benefits we derive from
it in common with all other citizens,
there are four specific items in the
Community Fund budget of special
Jewish interest: the Associated jew
ish Charities, the Jewish Sheltering
Home for Children, the Social Service
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17

An effective way to register pro-
test against the umpire who referees
a football game and dissatisfaction
with your opponents who win comes
to us from Vienna. When the "Ha-
koach" football team, a Jewish agr.
gregation, proved to be winning, rs
Christian opponents intimidated the
referee, beat up the Jewish football
players, and damaged their football
grounds to the extent of millions Of
kf0nen. 50 .fse.' II sfx
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17

"Ansorge" is a very consoling narae
for a defeated candidate. At least
former Congressman Martin G. An
sorge of New York, who failed Of re-
election last Tuesday, still answers
to the name 'an sorge." ~ -
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
November IL, 1922

to the Jews. Past experience has
been neither to the satisfaction of the
Roumanian Jews nor to the credit Of
the Roumanian government.
Jews would be quite willing to fore
go special safeguards of their rights
If Roumania did not manifest a spe=
cial desire to- evade those rights. But
perhaps Roumania also has learned
the lesson that for governments as
for individuals, honesty and fairness
to all it's citizens is the only policy
that pays. ~
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
JEWISH CALENDAR
HR2S-1A22

Yom Kippur .................:.: Oct
Succoth oct. 7-1S
Shmini Azereth ................O Oct. IA
Simchath Torah .............. Oct. 15
Rosh Chodesh Hesvan. Oct. %, 20
Rosh Chodesh Kislev. ......... Nov. 21
Hanukah .DeC 10-II
Rosh Chodesh Tebeth. ..........D Dec. 20
1928
Rosh Chodesh Shebat .......... Jan. 18
Rosh Chodesh Adar ...... Feb 16, II
Rosh Chodesh Nissan. ......... Mar. IS
Pessach April 1-8
Rosh Chodesh Iyar. -. April 16. II
Lag B'Omer ................... May 4
Rosh Chodesh Swan May IS
Shebuoth May ~ 22
Rosh Chodesh Alb July "A
Tisha BAb observation-disclosures. July %
Rosh Chodesh Ellul ....... Aug. IL, 13
Rosh Hashonoh. 1884. 4.......... Sept. IL
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
THE AMERICAN JEWISfI WORLD

of this attention and those present be-
gan to inquire as to the identity of
this man. In answer, they were told
by those who were in position to
know, that he was sergeant in the
United States army and that he had
come from Ell Paso, Texas, to be pres
ent at the convention, Further in
quiries revealed the interesting char
acterization of this man by one of
the officers who said: "Sam Dreben
is one of the real heroes in the Amer
ican army. You cannot get much
talk out of him, for talking is not
his speciality. His speciality is fight
ing, and all you have to do is to look
at him and you will find that his chest
covered with the olive drab tunic does
the talking for him. For on it is
pinned every last decoration the
United States army and Allied armies
could bestow. Every last one!"
Now, who is this Sam Dreben?
What might be the origin, the ante
cedents and the character of the man
who drew so much attention upon him
self at the Legion convention and
who had so many decorations be-
slowed upon him by the Allied pow
ers? The answer is to be found IN
his record Of courage and bravery
that extends over period of twenty
two years, dating back to the Chinese
Boxer uprising in which he took part.
He is still in the army and still fight
ing whenever the occasion arises.
Thus, Major S. B. Philpot, provost
marshal Of the military police at
Camp Chigas, Ell Paso, Texas, told a
recent experience of his own. with
reference to Sam Dreben:
s'I was called at A. M. and .noti-
fed the Mexican garrison had re-
volted. After stationing my own
troops on the international bridge, I
called Sam Dreben. He Joined me at
the bridge at a A. M. We joined Gen.
eral Mendez and his staff. Dreben
was in his usual fighting form, cool
as cucumber, and using his excellent
Spanish to help General Mendez.
When General Mendez's ammunition
ran short, he called on Sam Dreben to
get rifles and ammunition. In few
minutes Sam appeared from the
American side with truck load of one
hundred 30-30 rifles and 24,OOO rounds
of ammunition. Juarez was saved"
Among the items Of credit that ac-
crued to the career and conduct OF
Sam Dreben during the recent war is
one which tells that with little party
of eighteen men that he had called, he
killed forty Germans and captured
four machine guns without the loss of
man in his own party. There are
numerous other evidences of courage
and bravery which the war records
show with regard to this man. The
rank and file knew not and cared not
about his origin or his antecedents,
but those who served with him and
the officers who often came to rely
upon him in times of great peril came
to know this man as the Fighting
Jew"
We should like to have Hendez,
the Ignorant, the Ku Kluxers and
other one-hundred-per cent un-Ameri-
cans meet this man Sam Dreben, the
Fighting Jew"
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
NEW ROUMANIAs AND ITS. JEWS
The draft of the new Roumanian

constitution incorporates minority
right clauses. 1t is learned that the
proposed constitution contains special
reference to the safeguarding Of the
rights of the Jewish minority. Very
well as far as it goes. We only hope
that Roumania, with it's new consti-,
tuition, will be turning over new leaf
in interpreting and fulfilling it's writ
ten obligations, at least with regard
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17

We felicitate Rabbi and Mrs. AL
bert G. Minda on having chosen so
appropriate time. for their nuptials.
No doubt they. realized that the
portion Of the Torah read on the COM
ing Sabbath tells of the beautiful
courtship of Isaac and Rebecca. We
extend to Rabbi and Mrs. Minda our
best wishes and those Of the COM
munity and of the Northwest. Glad
as we are to welcome new rabbi,
we are even more glad to welcomeea
new Rebitzin. Il I
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-17
SUBSCRIPTION In ADVANCE

To insure publication, all CORE
spondence and news matter must
reach this office by Tuesday evening
of each week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06

Pipeless furnaces-install now
Be cOmfortable-save fuel-no
frozen water pipes-nO fire risks,
Easy terms, low price, $97.6 to
$135.-Alex. S. Scales; Empire
1925.
Can the L. S. as a Christian ma
ton engage in Wari Sunday
evening, Community church, 7 80
For Sale-PlymOuth Rock pul
lets, cheap; 50l w. Leavitt St..
corner Willamette boulevard.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
Wiggle Your Toes
In ROGERS HOSE.

Swedish massage treatments
at your home or by appointment,
Empire 1851.
Kasmeyer's Variety Store will
be headquarters for IlallOwe 'en
goods.
For Rent room house $3.50,
Call 20jh n. Jersey, or 20G5 vii
lamette Blvd; Empire 1874.
For Rent room house, mod
ern. Call 463 Il. Chicago street.
LOOK LOOK LOOK! This
4 room house for $50, all cash
Amizich has and carries those big
bargains. See him for anything
in bargains. His office, 3O6 North
Jersey street.
For Sale Cheap-Wmter Nellie
pears; 422 Il. Lcayitt street.
ROGERS LOVES
TO sell good Gloves
Will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by my wife.-G
M. WOrthingtOn.
For Sale or Exchange-About
IS acres, all cleared but 3 acres
fine D room bungalow, stock and
equipment, near the Highway
and 20 miles out; will exchange
in part for ST. Johns property
Call at this office. 4,
For Sale-Six hole range WI
coils, also 3 burner gaas plate viii
stand cheap.-7l4 $. Crawl ,rd
street Empire O879.
For Sale-Small ho Sc, lIt %
xl00, close 10 scIo..s, 8 ir".
trees, $3.50; terms. Call ll6 "
Tyler street.
| For Sale-C)llie prt
Empire 1913
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
Better Wood" Col. 26S.
Wool Shirts S2.2j up
70 q T. n

WOOL SHIRTS va up
70 G-E- RS.
For Rcnt-Two light house
keeping rooms, partly furnished,
Call 93S n. Leonard street.
Free Rent Two rooms in cX-
change for companionship. Full
particulars at III y. Swenson St
Received a new line of Story
Books for boys and girls. Kas-
meyers Variety Store.
Mems Suits $3.50 mp to S27.50
Rot Els.
For Rcnt-Two furnished house
keeping rooms -l33 \. SwensOn
street, phone Tabor 0Ol4.
Furnished apartments TO let at
2O79 Van llOutcn street; Empire
0s6s. 30
For Salc-A bargain, two Pre-
mier electric cleaners, by private
partyi one new, one second
hand, perfect condition. Empire
O42G.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06

Here is home and farm for you.
Amizich has waiting on the line
what you are looking for, being
ON the alert all the time for bar
gains. His Office is 306 N. Jersey
street; phone Empire 1862.
For Rent-At s1f n. Syracuse
street, 4 room house, freshly pa
pered and painted; walking dis
tanee of terminals and mills. Call
Empire 0290; ask for Mrs. Nc
Callum.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
Twelve inch Inside Mill Wood and
PIaner Irlmmlnes. Empire 1883.

Modern s room house, full base
ment, sewer connection, lot l00X-
100, plenty Of fruit, > blocks Of
p. o.. house in good condition I;
part cash, balance annual pay
ments. 2li w. Chicago street,
st. Johns. iS
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
Better Wood, Empire 1888.

Men s Leather Moccasin House
Slippers Sl.Sj-ROGERS.
For Sale-$2S00, 4 room mod
ern house, half acre of ground
wood shed, chicken house; two
blocks Of car line. Will take car
in on first payment. Call Empir.
0ijS; 935 Allegheny st. 80
Save money on your light bills
Use Cleo light globes. All sizes,
at kasmeyer's Variety Store.
For Salc-Modcrn five room
house, cor. Central and Buchanan
street, full cement basement, fire,
place, hardwood floors and built
ins. Call Empire 0296; owner. Is
Auto Gauntlcts 1925, $l.7j, 2.5C
S27j.-ROGERS.
New five room house for sale
cash or on terms located block
from street car line, also near
new Roosevelt High strictly mod
ern throughout. Call Empir,
O5lS, owner. iS
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
w. w. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
The Big Load Man, Empire 1888.

wv US sVHN Htebt s"fhN Atccs
Does God Favor WarY-Com.
munity church Sun. Eve, 80.
Board and room, home cooking,
home-like place. Call at POS
Il. Burlington street. As
You will save time and money
by calling at Kasmeyer's first, as
we have the Variety.
Cord Wood, old growth, Empire
1448.
HATS AND CAPS
that fit your face and pockctbook
R-O-G-E-lS-S
For Sale by Owncr-Modern 5
room bungalow with fireplace,
cheap. Call 1919 S. Jersey. 4
Oregon Grape Circle, Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, will give the
second of series of card parties
in Bickner hall Oct 1Sthlat 8 80
There will be prizes and refresh.
ments. rs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
LOS ANGELES TRAFFIC
COMMISSION BEGINS
SERIES OF REPORTS

Los ANGELES. Oc, THE 10,
hneelc1 Traffic commission, estab'
ilghed eight months ago to make
recommendation To- relieve the situ-
alton in a congested business district
Of less than a square mile in area,
has begun series Of reports To the
city council. some oi which have al,
ready boon embodied into ordinances
tending u lubrlcate the rush hour
f!uS.
Restriction Of parking on the bust
ness streets. removal OF sharp curb
corners and agreements by property
owners that all future building work
shall be planned with a View OF street
widening are the principal achieve
ments OF the commission. Commit
tees are at work on various other
proposals.. one Of which IS that GER
tain of the streets running east and
west shall De- designated as one way
thGroughfIros, for both automobiles
and street railway traffic. The
blocks east and west are about one
third the length or those running
north aal south, condition which .
according Ia traffic commissioners.
Is responsible FOR a large perccn-
tasc Of the traffic Jams"
Another committee "a considering
the adyisability of subway or elev-
atcd strnctur" To carry street ear
traffic. The two street railway com
panios OF the city carry approximate
b. 500 600 passengers daily. t-o cars
adding 10 tho congestion on streets
nuuc az which e. more than 100 feet
m width. There are eighteen inter.
HCrtions of street ear lines ~ the
cnngosiod district. practically all OF
them being At points where the auto.
mobile traffic is correponllnGly
heavy.
Ordinance enforcement. opening
and widening of streets. safety. cdu-
CltlCgal and statistical work, are be
Ing cared for 10y other committees.
The problem before the committee
Is regarded by them as the most seri-
kind in the United States
because of the small size OF the bust
ness district as compared to the pop.
ulatlon. individual traffic through
the congested district daily Is esti-
mated at more than million. There
are about 2ll.O00 automobiles regis
tered as owned by Los Angeles county
residents, ana the average number
passing through the downtown
streets every "a hours Is 10000.
I edestrian traffic at Fifth and
in the heart OF the bust
noss district Is, according 10 the traf-
&c commission, heavier than al any
nther street intersection In the Unit
I'd States, and the vehicular traffic at
seventh and broadway Is exceeded
only by that at Firth Avenue and
street. New York.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
LLOYD GEORGES
MEMOIRS CAUSE OF
MUCH SPECULATION

LONDON. Oct. 7.-Engllsh writers
are still specializing m the amount
rem.or David Lloyd George ig likely
10 realize on his projected book OF
memoirs There H. stIll considerable
mystery as to what financial arrange
ncnts tho publishers have made with
The British prime minister for the
book and serial rights nt home and
abroad. One lOnd0l Publishing
!irm gives the following figures.
American serial rights, 500. 900;
American book rights, 500, 900;
English book rights. $1,000; Eng
i!sh serial rights, S1j.00D. Other pay
mCnts, Si95.000.
4 digger into historical record says
The sum offered Lloyd George consti-
tutes n record. lie finds that Milton
received s75 for Paradise Lost.
and Goldsmith $500 for Tho Vicar
Of Wakefield" Samuel johnson
made about $500 out OF "Rasselas." J."
which he wrote In order to obtain
enough money to give decent burial
to his mother and pay off her few
debts.
Jane Austen sold the manuscript
OF Sense aud sensIbility" for $3.50.
which she described at the time as
"a prodigious recompense."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07

tho trade. A firm which has used
lots Of space In the News 'PNricw
within the last few years, and wh,r
business IL growing in this county
! paper under n September dntc linz
as follows:
"Spasmodic advertising is reck-
less waste OF money, whereas Goa.
tinuous advertising, week In and
week out. Is one of the vital tlc-
tors In building q permanent, sue
ccssful business. Tho dealer never
knows how much business he loses
by slipshod Advertising, lie locs
know. or ought 10 know, that near
lv everybody reads the ncwsran'"S
regularly and II he wishes 10 get
results from his advertising he mus
advertise regularly"
This business man has stated the
whole thing: Nearly everybody
roads thc'newspapcrs" That is the
secret Of advertisers success. Peo-
vi, do read ads. Many people read
thcm to exclusion Of news matter,
and those individuals Insist that
they get lot OF real information
from the ads. Every day, winter
and summer. thousands q persons
read their daily newspapers, and
Il they need any particular thing
turn 10 the advertisers to learn
some, hing more about Il. The nat
ural bend OF human nature Is to
then 20 directly TO the merchant
who has advertised the merchandise
wanted and huy u. We are living
In mn era when every line Is spec
ializcd. and busy men and women
have no time TO trot up and down
tho streets hunting for something
they want and place where th,v
may happen" to find II. They 20
to the man who Is wide awake en-.
ough 10 tell through his newspaper
where good. dependable merchandise
can he found. The empty store.
the store where business Is slack,
which never has any material
growth. Is the concern which never
ldvertises.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
SEEK CRIMINAL
GROUP, LONDON
Well ORGANIZED Band Of In.
ternational Crooks Under
Mysterious Chief

LONDON. oct. THE police are
seeking In this city the head ~ shat
10 said a. bc a remarkable eroan OF
international criminals. a verltablN
Napoleon of Crime" is believed in
haVc established his headquarters
hero. lie iH alleged tn command
well organized baud or international
crooks. every one OF whom IL a past
mastCt Ot every form ot uctarious
craftsmanship known IN the under.
world. They include men VI rduca
ial charm. Under the leadership ot
thcir mysterious chief they are Crcd.
it,l with conducting hurElarlcs
cracking safes aud committing costly
jewel robborics that battle detection
They are declared to- work In accord
aacc with nlans or campaign prcpar.
ed by the master mind with all the
skill of great military stratcEist.
Several papers print this story
with VARYING degrees of sensational.
ism. Ot late there has been an in
crcas,nE nu;abcr OF jewel rohborio7
As resnli an insurance company
which iasures a good deal OF valuable
iowolry has increased It's premiums
charged ON this class OF risks by 80
per cent
J. w. Bell. one OF I.ondon's leading
assossorS. SAYS that many recent biz
robberics have been so well planned
and executed that the police can do
little more than suspect the authors.
The people Who engineer these
crimes ure not the common, ordin.
AIRY type OF uhicr' Bell says There
ls more than one real Rafflos in oX-
istencc today. They haunt society
gatherings, and in the hotels they
are popular guests.
Il know one man VINO has town
address. a country house near Bour
noHouth. and two fine motor-ears,
who Is more than suspected Of com
pilcity IN some of these great robb"r-
les. but up to the present time there
has never been the slightest chance
OF connecting him with any OF them,
"Hc 80 Of good appearance, always
well dressed, and would, In the ordin-
ary way. be accepted as a guest at
the houEoG OF wealthy people.
Il know one instance In which u
director Of thieves Is rcputcd to be-
worth sl50,OGo. Another success
full director Is a woman who has a
university education, and ls n cultur-
ed an dcharmlng personality.
''Thc victims. both IN hotels and.
at private houses are often watched ,
and shadowcd fer days before a suit
aDle opportunity before the robbery |
uccurH. II may easily cost 5000 or /
81 800 to meet the expenses of a sue .
cessful haul. aad the big thieves re- I
qulTc frequent robbcrics 20 maintain |
thc!nselyca."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
Steady Gro1yh in Customers Served

The territory served Ivy The California Oregon Power
Company includes parts OF Jackson Josephine klamath
and Douglas Counties in Oregon and SSkyou County and
parts OF Shasta and Trinity Counties in California This
equal to the combined of the states OF Massa
ehusets, Rhode Island and Connecticut
During the period between 1919 and 1921 the number Of
has grown from 6Soi II 300 increase Of
si.3fc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
Personal Mention

q. q. Johnson left yesterday for
Rocky Point 10 bring back Mrs. John
son and children. who have passed
the summer there.
The Ladies' club OF the Is. y. ID.
T.. have postponed their next meet
ing to Tuesday, October II.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Shepherd. who
have been visiting their son. Earl
Shepherd. and wife, left this morn
ilg ,fog Ashland, .-.ls,,. ,,....
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07

Lakeview Is anxious to have some
body establish a flour and feed mill
in that city.
Maupln-Contract let for new 32.-
600 concrete high school building
here.
Myrtle Point has this year spent
about $4,000 in improvement of go
blocks Of street. ,,,...,,.,.....,..,...,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-07
DOES 1T PAY7

AZ OST OF this analysis OF 'hc
IVA value Of newspaper advor,is.
ing was written in RoschurF The
writer saved us lot of labor for
II might as well have been written
In Klamath Falls. Business condi,
tons In Roseburg are approximate
TO business conditions In Klamath
Falls. The methods tha; help the
business man In one place aclp
his colleague in the other.
We believe in newspaper advcr.
tising. rightly written and rigntly
placed. In the past six months W.
have seen local firms who arh jn-
dicious advertisers weather :h
business storm. and even prosper
under adverse conditions. We hay,
seen non-advertisers. one qftcr ,hs
other. hit the rocks of bankruptcy
We know OF two new local enter
prises. In widely varying lines. tha,
have been firmly established In
few weeks because they realize She
value OF advertising and go after
business with appealing advertise
monts.
The Roseburg News Review ham
mers home some more salient
truths about the values OF adycr-
tising in the following fashion:
Every successful business enter
prise has been built up BY judieious
advertising OF reliable and depend
able goods tina, the merchant want
ed his patrons To know about. There
are no exceptions to this rule II a
dealer has no confidence In his
wares he will not advertise. II he
Is handling lines that will bear re-
peat orders, ne Is glad to boos the
merits OF those lines. More, II he
is wide avakeSand5after increased
business. he will not fall 10 call
in his printer and ask cooperation
in preparing copy for some plthy
advertising. Most daily newspapers
these days maintain an ady@tis-
ing departmen: to meet the demand
OF business men in this very thing.
and that IL just why there l. so
much attractive advertising that
makes such interesting reading for
pretty nearly every member of the
household who Is old enough 10 ap-
preciate the information to be
CLEANED from the ID columns OF
the average publication of today
Take Roseburg as an example OF
what advertising win do for a
business concern. Those firms who
have built vp fine trade In the
city and country are the fellows
who have literally used printers
ink. There are some concerns in
this city which started in a small
way. and today are doing an i'm
monse volume OF business. They
are consistent and continuous ad-
vertlsers in the daily press. There
are some business houses here
which have changed hands within I
n year or two. because the for 1
mor managers were no, doing any I
business worth speaking about. and /!
one man could take care OF all /
the customers that happened to |
come his way, Today. under the .
new management. and aided by az
gressive use OF newspaper space.
those firms have quadrupled tn"iri
daily receipts. and four and Iiyn
people are required TO take care of