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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Misses Althea Keaton and Eliza
beth McCarter, students of Lander
college, passed through the city to-
day en- route to their homes in An
treville to spend the vacation
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Chandler and
two boys of Elberton came to Able
vile yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
B. P. Greene. Mr.. Chandler returned
to his home last night, but Mrs.
Chandler and the boys will remain
for q visit of ten days.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Mrs. Fred Cason, Miss Lul:
Cason and Minis Cason attended thu
Lander pageant in Greenwood ant
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. J. C
Williford while there.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Mrs. C. E. Williamson has re-
turned to Ahbeville after a pleasant
visit of two weeks to Gtacevlle,
Fla. Mr.. Williamson went over to
Atlanta to meet Mrs. Williamson
leaving Mette the boss Of the house.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

John Klugh, one of the young
sports of the graduating class, is
confined to his home with an attack
Of malaria fever.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

d:ss Mildred Cochran and Miss
"a Belle Johnson arrived today
n Lander College to spend the
lmer vacation here with their par
:.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

The Misses Temple of Level Land
BE in the city on a shopping expe-
bon today.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Lowrie and Curtis Wilson went to
ki1eeqa in Orangeburg county,
Furlsg and spent over Sunday with
6r brsSAer, Henry Wilson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Leroy Martin was dismissed from
hospital yesterday and returned
bis home.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Miss Bessie Murray, who, has been
spending sometime here with her
aunt Mrs. W. T. Mcdonald, will leave
tomorrow for Savannah to visit her
sister Mrs. S. P. Kidwell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

lrs. J. w. Ward and Miss Inez
rd went to Atlanta and spent Sun
with Mr. Ward, who is still un-
treatment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Truman Reames of Clemson spent
|nday in Abbeville with his mother,
Is, B. S. Reames.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

kr. and Mrs. S. T. Eakin, Mrs. H.
|Eakin and Miss Matte Eakin
mt Sunday in Greenwood with DIR.
Mrs. D. A. Burnett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

ns. Askers Of Atlanta and Mrs.
FIR and her three children
! e down from Greenville Satur-
and were dinner guests at the
Ie s9 Er. and Mrs. J. Allen
ID, u. They aaads the trip
fugh the country. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

Misses Ida, Florence and Annie
Irpe sf Bethlehem, accompanied by
IS Saruh Calvert, were in town
naarufng looking at the summer
|sses.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-05-29

ANDREW Hill came home from
mson College and spent Sunday
b his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
POLISH JEWS POLITICALLY MA.
TURE, DIR. SHATSKY SAYS. 2
,(Jewish correspondepce Bar,

NJewteh Correspondence bure4uD
New York-The recent Pariiamen-
tary elections In Poland have revealed.
among other things, the political ma
turity" of the Polish Jew, said DR..
Jacob Shatsky, noted puhlicist and au-
thor, who recently arrived In this coun-
try. Young and old went to the Polls.
showing n remarkable knowledge Of
the candidates and issues involved.
The proceedings In the Sejm are fol-
luwetl- with great interest by every
literate Jew, because 1t Ia felt no event
in the Assembly is without Its repre-
oussion on the political and economic
condition Of the Jew. DR.. Shatsky de-
clared.
During his stay here, DR.. shatsxy
will act as the American correspondent
Of the "Nasz Qurjer." the Jewish
daily published In the Polish language
in Warsaw, and will make study OF
Jewish conditions in this country to
be ultimately published in book-form.
DR.. Shatsky. who is assistant profes.
sor of Jewish History, at the Polish
Free Schol" is the author Of Jewish
Culture in Poland" and of monographs
on Jewish statistics which he supplied
the Morgenthau Mission to Poland.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
RABBI Fo0Lss KI.AN SERMON
PkABED
fJevigh Cuereonon ~ r

tSeuW9 Gux ~seNy =
Z New !f6fk--PralR - V1sA -reom0ss'
l,ensavr. cop,hitutioaai Anssisanisn
cxpressed in tae sesmna- Of Rabdi
David deisoso Pool. Of The, spaniaa and
Portuguese synasog." which cqntained
glanctng Fcfsrence to the Hu KluS
Khan, IS expressed In an esiifosiai In
the New York American Of today. head
ed -Ku Klux Khan Un-American." DR..
Fools remarks were in part AZ fol-
lows: .~ So
AS Jews. who have Throughout ali
our history served and Lowell America.
we scorn to defend Ourselves from the
religious bigotry' Of the Ku Kiux Klan-
i-It II AZ citizens and mt N Jews
that we maintain the right OF all per-
ss,zs, born OF natufalised; in the United
atatcs, to itheir ri1ht Of eitisepship.
irrespective of race oe eolor."3f
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
81 ~ JEWS NATURAILZED AS
a.. PALESTINIANS. Il IN
u. c. b. serv,ee)

!. Jerusa'em-It is officially stated that
lY.203 naturalization certificates have
been granted to Jews who had applied
for Palestine citizenship. As the nat
uralIzation of the husband applies also
te the wife. the, number, of. persons
actually nnturalized Is 37,007. Only
100 members Of other nationnlities ap-
piled for naturalization. Very few
British or American Jews renounced
their citizenship in favor ofsPalcstine,
a fact which is causing unfavorable
among Palestinian Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
PALESTINE PROGRESS FOE 1872?
PORTRAYED IN BOOK
Oh3eial Report Of Zionist Executive
Deals With All Phases Of Palestine
Work.

A highly Interesting and informative
book of 15O pages is the Report of
Zionist Work During 1921 %" issued
by the Executive OF the Zionist Or
ganiZntion 10 the annual conference in
Carlsbad. copies Of which have reach
ed this country The book deals with
every phase of Pnlcstinian progress
and problems. 1t goes into the lues-
lion of the Mandate, giving the com
plcte text of this document. which is
hy many considered the most impor-
innt in Jewish history since the Dis
persion. There nre special chapters
on thc present status of the various
Zionist financial institutions and other
agencies. many of which like the Jew
ish National Fund. the Jewish Col
cnial Trust. and the Anglo-Palcstine
Company have become established
features of Jewish life not only In
Intestine hut In all other lands where
Jews dwell.
OF special interest is the report Of
the work in Palestine which is being
by means of the Keren
Hayesod. 1t appears from these re-
ports that close to 1910 Of the funds
which the Kerer, Hayesod has rcceiv-
ed have come from the United States.
There are mnny financial statements
and tables showing the manner in
which these funds were expended. The
a
include the larger fields of agricultural
and urban colonization. immigration.
labor, educntion. sanitation, etc. etc.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
4IDDIsH IN THE CzAR's PALACE.
(JewIah Teleetaphic Agency

tJeWihu IeieBrapnfC ABeuSyJ
n MOscOw-TO enter the throne room
Of the ex-Cnr's palace In the Krem-
lin. where the sessions of the fourth
congress Of the Communist Internn-
tiona,e were held. one had to pass
through lofty hall. supported by benu-
iiiful marble pillars. lit mp by chan
ideliers Of electric lights, and orna-
n.cntei with crystal vases of mans
stature, precious hangings and an I'M
picnse painting In this hall there was
n large board on which Yiddish liter
ature was displayed. The. large bold
type letters attracted the. attention OF
the delegates who had gathered from
NIL parts Of the world. There were
leaflets printed during the recent sejm
elections in Iithuania, in which pro-
letarian candidates urge the voters to
cast their, ballots against their bour.
geois opponents. The wach. "ein
arbeiter Zeitung," published
lin shayel, on Oct. o. 1922. serves the
same purpose. -lg a
Then there were photographs of
wceklies and monthlics prohibited by
the Lithuanian Government. among
these copy of Arbeitsleben. dated
Eovno, Dec. 30. 1919, die Nnie Jugent,
Kovno. Aug. 1921. die Zul,unft. Kovno,
Apr. 1921. and Arbeiter Wort of
Kowno.l tl4 -tt r.s3.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
ROTHsCHIl.D HEADS VIENNA
BLACK LIST.
Jewish Telesrsphic Agency

VIENNA blacklist of 15tS Jews
doomed for determination" headed by
the local member OF the Rothschild
fhmily, has been found In the possess
tic organization. 1t Ia authoritntively
learned. The rnmifications of this or
gnni1ation are understood to extend to
other European countries. the Council
Of this orEanisation being in toueh
with similar reactionary groups In
Germany and throughout Easteri Eu.
rope. The police are conducting an
Investigation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
SAMUEL 10 FACILzFATE PAIEs
TINR IMMIGRATION
(Jevish re,eesapalc Arepcy,

tSeWtah Tete04apADc AGe0ey)
Observation-Disclosures facilities for the
immigration of Jews were promised by
air Herbert SamiIel. the High Com.
missioner, acting on memorandum
submitted by Major Kish, the local
political representative cf the Zionist
organisation.
The Zlonists had submitted that the
limitation Of immigration. In accord
ance with the stricS economic capacity
Of the country was operating to the in
jury Of the ZinnIst work abroad and
Of the Jewish Natipual HOSE.
The High Commissioner undertook
also to increase the Gover1ment grant
maid TO the JewiSA school system MS
soon a. the finances of the Government
permits.
Sir wyndham Decides, retiring Civil
Secretary. has beea appointed chair
man OF commiaaion to study meas
ures for the Improvement Of public
safety.
DIR. Chain weixmann. who Is re-
turning to Europe thc end Of this
month. today visited the italian and
French COnsula. s
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
JUDGE LEHMAN AND
Y. N. HEBREW ASST
MILLIONS INVESTED By AMEE
CAN JEWRY IN FUTURE o.
JEWISH YOUTH.

Approximately 225 delegates rep
rcsenting Jewish Centers. Young Men
Hebrew Associations md similar o,
eanIzations affiliated with the lewis,
Welfare Board attended the Biennia
convention OF ihnt organization helt
at the 92nd street YMHA New Yori
City, last Sunda;.
Among those who participated wer,
the President. Justice Irving Lehman
Mortimer l.. Schiff. chairman Of III
Finance committee. Dr. Cyrus .Adlcr
chairman of the Army and Navy COR
mitiee. LonIs Marshall, Felix M. Wa
burg. Justice Samuel Grcenbauf
Charles Hartman. Joseph ROsenzwei
Israel Unterberg. Felix Fuld. leon +.
obermayer. Morris Wolf a. Leo We.
and Harry L. Glucksman. executive
director Of the Board. Three sessions
were held. the last bcing di1ner.
These organizations have grown In
large numbers in recent years." said
Justice lehman. at has required no
outside stimulus to bring them into
being. Young people everywhere
formed Jewish social organizations and
called them YMHA's and the like.
The very name seemed to have the
mngic quality Of answering the need
OF social life among the Jewish youth.
These organizations were actuated by
high and sincere motives for self-ie-
and service to the commun-
ity. The membership included seri-
ous. earnest young people. Though
uneQuipped with the mems for doing
n wide communal service these socie.
ties were well repArtIetl md represent
ed in many communities the only so-
cinl effort for the all-round develop
Inent Of Jewish youth.
I'm the light Of the situation, the
efforts Of the Welfare Board were NOT
directed toward expansion. hut rather
to building mn the existing orKaniEa-
lions inso efectits inssrrunentalltiea
fer the reyvice OF the Jewish conn
.nunity. This Ia a taAk q fhe first
magnitude. requiring many years Of
devoted. sustained and well-pianned ef-
FORT
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
NEW MILLION DOLLAR QUARTER
IN JERUSALEM

Jerusalem-Plans have been complet-
ed for the erection of new $1.OOO.OO0
commercial GENRE on site situated
in the heart of the city purchased by
Il group of Jewish merchants from,
the Palestine Land Development Co.
The construction of 100 buildings is
contemplated. at cost Of 100000
pounds sterling. The merchants are
prepared to invest half of the amount,
the other half to be obtained as a
loan from the Palestine Economic
Hoard or London of which Sir Alfred
Aond. former Minister of Health, is
President Work on this new quar-
ter will commence around Easter. Arab
merchants are arranging also to have
their shops there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
WISE AND MORGENTHAU HEAR
MELTING FOf IbGA DIsNOUNC-
! m Z. I. gssss,o 4 S;
tsewish correspou1escs bussss,

(sswish correspou1eses nussss,
Washinston-ln the prssence OF two
Of the most prominent Jews In the
country, DR.. stephen 8. Wise and
Henry Morgcnthau, participating in
the lecturers Conferchcs On Public
opinion md World Peace called by
the International Lyceum Association.
I'tof. Edward A. Ross Of the Unl-
versity Of Wisconsin. declared in the
course of an address ON Migration as
World Problem:
Cheap travel and full steerages
make mock of. the ideal Of nationality.
Any prosperous country which leaves
its doors aiar viii presently fiad itseif
not. the home Of nation, but d ploy,;
got boarding house. The thriving areas
Of the world win come to be populated
by confused parti-coloreti rbass Of
divers languages and religions and Of
the most discordant moral and ecoiio-
mic standards. Dogmas Of the
open door and The melting pot betnme
absurd In time whe1 population rolls
hither and thlther about the globe Ike
particles Of quick-siiver." :.
DR.. Wise pleaded for pledge that
the u. 8. stand by France. while Mr..
1Iorsenthan expressed gratitude thar
lsritain had held the Turk In check.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
PR0GRESSIvES DEN
OUNCE PRES. HARDING
(Jewlah Correspondents Bureau.)

(Jewish Correspondence Bureau)
Cleveland-The Conference for pro-
greaslve political action composed OF
labor. fnrmer and other liberal dele
gates. today adopted n resolution de-
nOuncIng President Harding's recon-
n,endation to Congress for the rcgistrn-
tion Of nlIens. The resolution hns been
embodied in the platform. and pro-
srcssIve Senators and Representatives
nre instructed to combnt the plan.
" hich violates personal liberty and
rcvives PrnssianIsm in America"
Reported iv the I\'solution COM
mittee. n demand wns mnde to hnve
the resolution tabled. This brought
forth n storm Of protests from dele
sates. speeches against tnblInG being
delivered by Frederick c. Howe,
former commissioner OF Immigration
and r. vladec:s of the Jewish Daily
Forward. The resolution was finally
rcnd and unanimously adopted.
Two representatives Of the Ponle
Ztonists, 1saac ZnrA nnd 9. Schohr. Of
Cleveland. were admitted to the Con.
ference as. Coalition delegnfes.' Rep
OF the workmen's party
and other communist organizations
were unsentetl.
Members Of the National committee
to administer activities Of the new
political movement include Sydney
HIllmnn, president Of the Amalgnmat-
ed Clothing Workers. Morris Hilquit,
Of the National committee Of the so
cIalist party and BENJAMIN Schlessing-
er. president Of the international la
dies Garment Workers
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
Wednesday, December q, 1922

citizens these young men will come to
he when they pursue their noble call
ing in the world outside"
I'm the meantime. my most fervent
prayer rises to our Common Father
that He may spare. yet many a bless
ed year, your noble life to your fam
lily and friends. and to all humanity"
Mr.. Wanamaker was very much
touched by this letter. and in his re-
ply. which was the Inst letter DIR.
Krauskopf received from him before
his death. wrote:
"How very kind of you, dear Doctor
Krauskopf. to write me the beautiful
letter have in my hand this moment.
II shall be glad to have the promised
Plate in your prayers"
Another Indication Of Mr.. wana-
makers high esteem and friendship
for Drl Krauskopf was demonstrated
in 1910 when the Rabbi was asked to
officiate at the laying Of the corner
stone Of his present building. When
that particular function closed. Mr..
Wnnamaker took the Mason's trowel
used on the occasion away from the
Rabbi. and returned II to him a few
weeks Inter. dipped In silver with the
following Inscription. which was PER-
sonalIy written by Mr.. wans maker on
a slip Of paper and photographed on
to the trOwel:
This trowel IL presented by John
wnnamaker to his friend and brother.
Rabbi Joseph Kranskopf Of Temple
keneseth Israel. ns sOuvenier of his
participation in the laying of the cor
ner-stone Of the new Mercantile Ware
house and University Of Commerce and
Applied Trade at Philadelphia. June
18th, 1904"
In the Masonic Order. the Right
worshipful Grand Master has nuthor-
ity to initiate Afasnns at sight, bestOw-
ing with this honor the first three de-
grecs Of Masonry. This honor ia con-
ferred very rarely and only on persons
whose achievements have made them
national and International figures. Mr..
wanamaker's business. civic and well
fare activities had already attracted
wide attention. md when the Right
worshipfuf Grand Master Of Penrsyl-
vnnia had decided to make this award
to him. he offered 1t at the same time
to his- friend Or. Krauskcpf,s whnse
work ansoa9 hiA people.
and those Of other denominations. was
also becoui1R houschold word thru
the Nation. 1
In celebrating the Diamond Jubilee
OF his entrance Into business, Mr.. Wan
amaker arranged dinner to which
he invited his closest friends. As
souveniers. the guest, among whom
was Or. Krauskopf. received medal
especially struck for the event. with
the following inscription: ~.
LET those who follow me continue
to build with the plumb n honor. the
level Of truth. and the square Of In.
tcgrify, education, courtesy and mu.
tuality. John Walamaker.'
DIR. Krauskopf was among the hon.
orary pall-bearers at Mr.. wanamaker's
funeral ft
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
RADEK SAYS MANDATES ARE
BRITISH ADVANCE POSTS.
(Jewish Correspondents Burssu)

Berlin-Accusing the British Gov
eminent Of intriguing with sections Of
the Moslem people against one another.
Karl Radek. the Communist leader and
author, in an article in the -"Rote
Tahne" describes the Mandate con-
ferred upon Britain over certain terri
tories as English Advance Posts"
England has occupied Mecca and Me-
dina. he declares. in order to under
mine Turkish influence. M
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
ABDUI.LAH WOULD RULE OvER
PALESTINE AND TRANsS0RDANIA
tJewish Teleer.phie Aseaeyl

(Jewish TelaGraphlc Aeeney)
London-The minuignnnl. isn Of Pal
cstinc and Transjordania into one
si,ttc, with complete Internal autonpnsy
for each il favored by Emir Abdullah,
the Trn-rjorinnian ruler. who. the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency learns.
l,roached this scheme during his recent
visit to London. 1t is understood TIM
enc of the proposals put forth by til,
E.mIr was that he is to be king Owe
this new State. giving full assurance
to the Zionists that the erection o.
the Jewish National Home, and thu
the Balfour Declaration based upo.
the Zionist policy Of the British Gov
er-,ment. will be safegumrded.
The Enir. 1t is learned. discussed
this scheme informally with members
Of the Zionist Executive committee.
He is assured that large sections Of
the Arabs Of both countries are he
hind him. the Arabs being sympa: hetic
to the idea Of an Arab-Jewish State.
II is the intransigeant leaders OF the
Palestine Arabs that are opposed to
this scheme and would try to prevent
such move because of Abdullnh's
Zionist sympathies. In these quarter
the unification of Syria and Palestine
is urged. under the leadership of thu
iex-Khetlive Abba Shelmy.
While it Is known that the Colonia
Office Is sympathetic to Abdullah
plan. the Zionists have not committed
themselves in any way. /
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
YOUNG Jew WINS ART PRIZE.
(JsvisA Teleeraphic Asency.l

New York-Out of ITO drawings on
private exhibition mt the National
Academy OF Design, twenty two years
old Nathsn Hoffman. 395 Belmont Ave.
Brooklyn. won first prize. says re-
port In the New York World. He also
won It last month. The drawings.
irom NIL over the country, competed
for the monthly prize Of the John Arm
strong Chnloner conconrs. The award
put Mr.. Hoffman in line for the chai-
oner biennial Paris prize. n W'O00
'scholarship for five years study of
painting in France. ...,-'f
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
zaNGwIIL HEARS OF MES MEX
ICAN OFFER
II. c. B. Service,

IIondon-Israel Zangwill. President
of the Jewish Territorial Orgnnizn-
ton has received cable from Mr..
Pnul Rothenberg OF ChicagO stating
that the offer Of Lower California
was subject to clearing litigation
which would mean . delay. 1t is learn
ed. TAere is I new seHta from Rresi.
dent d5ssoei of n.OaO.oO0 acres in
chihuahua which would need irriga-
tion and charter for which could be
ebtained Immediately. according to the
suIue advice. .-s'
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
LEONARD 10 KEEP sI4.oee WON IN
DEFENDING TITLE
(Jewish Correspondence Bureau

New York-A writ of attachment
against $4,000 part Of the money re-
ceived by Benny Leonard for defend.
ing his lightweight boxing title agains,
Lew Tender Mt Boylc's Thirty Acres
July PC, was dismissed in Hudson
County Court. The writ had been OBJ
tained by Herman Taylor and Robert
Guinness. Philadelphia promoters, who
CHIN the amount because of fnilure
by Leonard to go through with nm al
legged previous contract with them to
box Tendler In Philadelphia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
JEWISH VETERANS
OPEN FIGHT ON XIX. K.
crTY EMPLOYEES BEiON0ING 10
KHAN WILL RE OllsTED.
(Jewi.t correspondenee Burean)

(Jewiab Correspondenee Hufean)
New Ynrk--.AH city employees who
are found to be members Of the Ku
Klnx Klan will he dismissed from the
city's service. Commissioner Of Ac-
counts David HIrshfield announced. Mr..
HirshHeld declared TINT reports had
reached him that the Klan was' max
ing a campaign to enlist c3ey en-
ployees. and that he would begin an
immediate Investigation with a view
Of "weeiing out" all employees In city
departments who had sworn allegiance
to the 1nvisivie Empire.
Mr.. HlrshAeid's announcement was
made In the absence Of Mayor Hylan.
Int no doubt was expressed that he
spoke with the authority Of the Mayor.
ns the campaign against the K'an in
this city Is dine largely to his initin-
tive.
Eaat Side Post SGs Of the American
LEGION adopted resolutions condemning
the Klan as .1OOT un-AmerIcan." The
resolutions are in part as fcllows:
"whereas this post being comypscl
Of Jews. Catholics and Protestants Of
at least fourteen nnfionalitiee. true
Americans all. who have been tried
In the fires Of war. do uphold the
stand taken by our Mayor and honor
able Board of Aldermen, being willing
tn again hear arms for the protection
Of our sacresl liberties. We. therefore.
do
Resolve. That We. In word aad In
deed. pledge ourselves to combat this
organization. which il 1OO2t un-Amef-
icnn. In that they have never known
the enlightcnlne and bcncfccnt power
Of American tolerance"
Similar resolutions were adopted by
Colonel Harry Cutler Post. No. 3. He.
brew Veterans Of the Wars Of the Re
public. f-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-27
Query. y.

That is the hittien power
That spes.ks In, the ecenn's r,ar?
That calls from, the mighty towers,
The yellow craks Of the shDree
whnt spirit Of life In the fire.
Can beckon the marvellous ilame?
A genii who leaps ever higher.
t'ntamed for the mortal to tame.
What hand In beneath the flower?
The seeds TINT rot--but to grow,
To ripen to tretssr s,nd to cower
In the naked BLASTS Of the snow?
What il the aoul Of the mortal
Tint urges the body to fiy
Yet stops at each ciose-euardcd por-
tai .r
Till nothing Ia left but to die?