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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
Ecw Files Ten ot HanpmIng on Douglas Islmd Twenty Years
 Ago Thin Week

Steve Baduoroh W killed by falling down n shal. a. TrHiWo.' and J. F WlIao. by heHe c'uHH. between n c.l and ru orc chute n. One Mexican m.nr. The former .o.. . uIle and tHr.. children h Austria and Che Iat.or . wife and two Oh.'- lln at kouI Wu.H
 pc.cr Early wont to Tacoma on business
 A ulr.I was e.r.n .. odd Follow" han I'm honor O. N." Mo. o. N0- rala C.y California.
 Tho TruduoI aeaoo. was be.Hr taught by Mn. n L. Rood
 B M IaurlIIu Wa. preparing 'o move hH family I1 TUeomn
 Jack McDWaI had a rough Grip .o Dead MnH IauI hu. came back WIlh h.a man.
 Mr. and Mrs. ". H Kelly rc.wu- eI from trip to San Francisco. .o which r.0.. ther were clIel by Che
 en of Che h.lrH mo.ler
 Tho frame 0I Che now a.0oo. hou. wa. mp and un. being pointed 10 wI.H pride
 ReurIIoa ol Che fact chat Doug Ias had eight eHu.ha. and ten d... rrmt denomination. bran mol" brand of religion ..ruck Che town
 A bmeUl performance. was H.ron .t Che NaatoHum for two mon WI- ulma and Mason.
 srum E Johnson Wcro i'm Nue .o wor. fHum.c'F.. Io Io..H i'm IH0r efforts to re. Che .0lm HwHrl ready for hu..n.
 J. J. c. H.rher delegate .rom Douglas to Che Grand Camp Arctic uI n.Wuu ra.un.. and reported a glorious Um.
 Prod ErurH... opened u ..nro i'm r.mn.mu0. H.H and subscribed for ..n N.H
 WhH. m. weather .onrr.moH. had Hutn small ..oI.m0n. o. weather ou hmI. Dough-. IHHul Ha e...n. none hHt .H. ho..
 Am o.l.a.Im.I festival musical .rI literary entertainment Wa" H.. .ne discussed n. n sI...h'. manner i'm which o leIe..e Che new .hoo. H0u..
 X reception u honor O. Row. uH.u eas hold .l I.o homo o. Mr. and Mrs. E H sm...
 William N.Co.m... ..I from n HoH.ru. bar n. tHe .Na. nm. did .Hu.. .. h.H no.. and shoulders
 H.HI H.|a Dutch Ho..u.H0 "u. .n tap .I .H. Nn.r. HHu.'.
 Painters won. putting tHo .n'"H- In. uuen.. on m. Ho0re building
 4 now .HeI roo. protected noIc .r.n. from falling rock. whom n. .rr under m. elevated ra.. by t.. .0. mU aI TI.IWoI
 Two o. Prank HaaHH children .r. .. H.. .....
 H...r H Raymond I.I' for Val. h.. ur HH.na.. uH I.. r.n.. InH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
DOUGLAS ISLAND DEPRRTMENT

sW Cor of Hm0.nom No. ] hau s. l5' 0r E flI6l iccti thence s. f6' OH w. la065 lL io Cor No. G. thence s 40 00' E. 100000 ft t0 Cor. No. 1 Che p'aco Of beginning Total Hrrr Of Golden West Lode ln.1f5 rcres hron Iu conflict with Baso- incur Mo- | L0ir. unHurYeyed. f.fG9 acr. Tho nrol n0 Iu conflict with lhc Hna1.nour Mo- ] Lode. unHurFoy- cd. fffN a.roH. IH excluded from ilII application Not wcl applied for I5.TI6 ocros
 Tho Golden Woat Lode Claim H bounded 01 Che North.hy uusurvoycd Hua0.uaur No. lode claim aud wc1nt ground. ou .hC Eaat by Has0- Incur No. Lode Claim CunmrYCy- olI and vacant ground. 0n One South by R.HnE Sum L0do Claim. Sur. No. I0fG and uumnerod land, Ou lhc Wc. by uuurFoFod Ioud.
 The Iatuudc and longitude oi U s L M No. arc 5I 3J' 90" N. and 11G. 0f' w. pecuvoIy
 Amy and al persons claiming ode voro.y ttc above lode mining ground or any portion thereof pre- required t0 l.Ie Choir alFouo claims with lho Register Of Che United states Land OnIcc at Juneau AImka within Che period Of publication or eight months thereafter or bo barred by Che provisions Of Che statute
 FRANK IA BOYLE Register
 Fiut publication Juno 2fY 1922.
 Last publication Aug 26. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
PLEASANT SURPRISE

At m. bonn. n. NH o owna.or nm WorI.r evening birthday .dr- ... part. w.. given i'm honor '. H-. II.... I Anderson. ha token n. friendship Che Indies nrcen, raf. r... ArI.rH h..uNlm leather ..r.IIr. H.. During Che evening ......re HH..I was played MT" !" Urrr received Ur.. prize. Nr. IA. l'oH second. Nr. J korEhan .H. ..... and Mrs. ". .IH.n. cnH'- ...n E.H0H. r.H0r.o. pleas ... Im.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19

Ono Tau Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and Che Alaska Belle Lode. Survey No. 39Ai on Che southeast by tho Paris Loio Survey Mo- BOA and Che Railior Lodc Survey No. 650; on Che southwest by Che Bears Nest Lodo Survey Mo- 99. and on Che northwest by Douglas leland Lode. Survey No. no and Taku Chief Lode. Survey No. 100.
 Tho total area Included within tho "N Survey Ia 19.9T3 acres.
 Tho following area is expressly excluded from the application. Conflict with Taku
 Chief Lode .7.O95 acres Conflict w.th Alaska
 Belle Lode oxo'u-
 f.Yo of Its cone
 nIct wIth Paris
 Lode -. l.9l9 acres Conflict wth Paris
 Lode ................... U.bhb acres Conflict wlth Rat
 tIDr Lode ........... O.fId acres Conflict with Bears
 Nest Lode ........ 8.bi3 acres Conflict Wth Doug
 las Island Lode ..0.97t acres Total area excluded 19.839 acres Net area claimed DOC. .1l3 acres Tho said claim sought t0 bo pat- cuted being designated as Mineral Survey No. 1fl8 in tho official plat posted herewith.
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- voraaIy Che mining ground. mining claim. vein. lode. premises or any portion thereof H0 described and platted and applied for arc hereby notified Chat unless thoir adverse claims are duly filed according Co law. and Che regulations hereunder, within Che time prescribed by law, witch Che Register Of tho United States Land Omco at Juneau. Alaska, they win bo barred by virtue of tho of said statute
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. Fiut publication Aug 8. Las. publication Oct c.
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ISLAND PERSONALS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
EASTERN STARS HoEoBED

r T.m. M.U0rmHo. Ia.. .I Worthy N..ror O. Che state
 W.Hre.on u. r. s. and hrs IT. " r..- u.... o- Ihe Grand Nas.or and aUI Secretary oI IHo Masonic '.I.. .. W.HHue.on s.a'e W.r. o'- ..r.I hr . joint meeting o. Nu.-
 Chapter 0. Dough-. .n0 .'. .u. r..H .Un.. ". Eastern e .. Odd Follows HHI or Iu"l.E 0fon. .rr rH... ... n Hre. attendance
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
PORTLAND 0BEG0EAE
 E SUED FOR Sl00000

Portland Or H# Patricia ho.l. through h.. a..oruerH Coy Hme.l orn H. Richard. and W. n Burnett H0H Hr.reh. m.t aeu.u.. .Hc 0re. .1un Publishing Company for sIUUH00 dHmae.. sno a.'ae .ha. Iar reputation and ho1'.H Wrre dame ue.I by n nous story printed hue 4 I'm m. 0...on.an charging her with attempted hu0Hm...
 Mrs. Reid cam. HHc ou Che hoo.H oI Orlando Nu'w HFeho.or.H. and .umu who she declared she was expo ur
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
BANKS LOSE HEAVILY

s Inr.. Mo- TH. u.UmH.. 'n" .a banks from che failure O. Ono Tn. Iarn.HonaI Fur EI.Haue. two ro0u ago WU he t5.U00n0' u.eli o. 00n00U Ioe.' bankers stated TO- ..rHr Tho company c'.'H whom che bottom .a.I out 70. .ur price. and I'm IaIa Il owed t.-.N'.'0 .o a' IrrH and New York nuu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
A rwErEE HAS BAD FALL

IIHI. Inr. 'm. repair "nIA .. .r. cyanide plan. I. Saturday. tnIr.u runt0u oI Che Iro.dWo..
 ....u. .H.n WH knocked down from .o'I on which hc was
 nm.n. and ..I a d.a.auce O. ahoa.
 .... n. sustained u hroHon nrm and several bad nru.H0. Tho Amy mad. m...E tr.r e..Une h.m 'o m. Tmu.u H..r.r. .n a Hhor. ..me uHa.. He |. r.Ho-Ie. io hc doing
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
Department Of Interior U. S. Land Office Juneau. AI8sk8
 Serial No. 0lf6H
June IN 1922

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN chat John ". Cobb. whoro nosI olIco ad- iraH Ia Juneau Alaska. In behalf Of himself and aH Trustee for John Tunnc.u. c0-oWuor. and Iu behalf Of hH co-oHncr Arthur Ooehc. ha9 nIod am application for patent pursuant I1 Chapter of TitIo 31 of Che Re- r.aaI Statutes of One United states. for lhoao two certain lode mining claims called Ono B.a.ng Sun and Golden Wot Lodo CinIms situated about mile from Ono town o. Ch.ch- r.oI 0u Ch.chnroI Island Alaska. and designated by One ne.d notes and uIIo.nI n'ala on uIn In thIs 0Iice ae IT. <. Mineral Surveys Nos IUi6 and II51 respectively Ea.d claims being more particularly described aa loI- Iowa. In.WII. Magnetic variation being SO. HU Els
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19

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 .H 0..I W.H Hra" am. .- .... mo rU II.F
 rH.. H... m. Hr.err.- "a.
 -....0. ..I#.r..ar electric .. .. .I0"e. H.Uor.. .o".
 .r. for Hur..nr Everything now. ."... u Wu.Hr engine. .no.O .. mU AM for f..f00 or W.H H.N ..r.t... T.H .H worth .nn..u. r.. Box ... H..n. h'r.H n...-..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
GOLDEN WEST LODE
 Survey If1H

Her. at Cor No. ' identical with Cor No. RIHue Sun Lode. Sur No. rUfrI. whence U. $. L. M Mo- z hrnr. s. f5' Ig 21" E db1h.li il.i thonra N. fGa O8 E. 568.50 e. to Cor No. Q Identical witch Cor No @ Rising Sun Lodo. Sur. No. l0f6i
 h.rr. N f6 O0 ". S60.3f e. lo intersection a0uihorly end limo 'baf- u.uaur No. !" unaurvoycl. whence gW Cor of Hleo.nour No. ! boar. a. nE. IE ". 2gI.33 fI. thencc N t'
 n0. w. Grn.fG fL to Cor. No. $ whence sW Cor Buo.nour No ! IuurFcYcd) bears s. ll Il IT.
 rEHHl ft. lhoncc s fi 0h w.
 2g5G5 q. l0 intersection of westerly side limo Of Bas1.uour No. ' Whc1co
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
RISING SUN LODE
 Survey INfG

Beginning at Cor No. ! identical wIh Cor No. Q of Orer-thcHU Lode Claim Survey 1Of6lt whence n. $. L. M No. 2 bears s f2 10. atr E.. EIEG.Uf ft distant. thence N 5l' lI' ". If91.OO e. to Cor No. a. theure N. f6' OS' E. 5S6.10 f.. t0 Cor Mo- g. thence s 5f' 2H y. 100000 ft io Cor. No. q identical. .IIl Cor. No. H OFor-tno.Hl LoIo. Hrree $ ff UE w. GOO.00 lt l0 Cor No. tho place of hcE.un.nE Ar0a of Rising Sun Loio 20.013 aor. Net aroa applied for 20.ola acrw This claim i8 bounded on .ho north by Che Golden West Lodo DInm. sur II51. and unsurFoycl Rising Sum No. 8. on Che East by HHne Sun Mo- 9. unaurFoyel. and Or.r-.no.HII. Sur. No. IUfbt nu Che south by Oror.tncHII sur No. IOi6 and Rising Sun L0dc CIn'm No. 2 mmrFwed. ni ou tho Wc9. by Rising Sun No. murrogel and Golden WoHI 5ur No. If1..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
AT DOUGLAS CHURCHES
St. LuseH Church ..."H. prayer and
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..- H..r0r.. Sunday H.." N. m.n.. I... ou ...om. n. .. U...... absence.
 H0r n..I.'.". and Hu....H .. m. Blessed a.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
SPLENDID DANCE IAsr NIGHT

Tn. H.". Pour N-.H..H. 0. .N- .... .... . dane. m tI. N0H.W.um . r... Una. was "e| attend.
 .. ar....r ...H..I A are. crowd
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19

N r.U...... nm. ..ue0.0r
 .n.. oU ... eHH.0r. 'u. night from E.....U "."r. . H. boon .. uH friend. IH tH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
NOTICE 0F APPLICATION or THE ALASKA TREADWELL GOLD MIN ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO RED CLIFF
 LODE CLAIM
 Isar.nI O5IOGI

laarm OluNaI
 July 3I. 1922.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thot In pursuance of Chapter Six. Title Thrtp-fw0 of Che Revised Statutes 0f Che United stales tho mdors.gn- cd Che AiaH.a TroudWoIl Gold Miu- ur Company corporation. whose pos. oIIca address is IroldWo.L hassa by and through it agent and attorney u lac. J. R Bradley whose post 0NI0e address Is Juneau Alaska. o'HmH l30 Ita South 40 0 E ou Che "N' Lode and 1870 ltr North fl' " ou thc "N' Lode of Che mineral deposit bearing gold surface ground three hundred feet .u width ou Che northeast of tho lode and two hundred and eighty feet 0u tle aoufh- wo.. side of said lode. aN lying and being 0u Douglas Island In tno ju- uoau Recording District Alaska. be- ur Muom. Survey No. HAS and Ia about t0 mako application I0 tho United States for patent for Che said mining cIHImi which .H more fully described as t0 mc'oH and bounds by the official plat herewith ported and by Che loIl notes of sure rar .Haroul now filed in One ol.co 0I Che rena.er o. Che District Of Lands. ubIect to uIe al Juneau. A.1eka. which 1c'I notes 0l survey describe Che boundaries and extent of sa.d cuIm 1u Che surface with magnetic variation nf an corners a1 3O' y uH I0IoWH. Io.WIl.
 Bce.uu'ur aI Cor No ] whence
 U. s. L. M No. ! on iho north
 end of MagUoWcr Island bears
 N 11 TG E IS55.2I fl d.s-
 uuce. Latitude 5S' IG 3O' W
 IonrImIo I8f 23 10" W;
 fhrnco s fl' U' E I5O0 e. to
 Cor No. D. .huco & f5 r w
 EEU n fn Cor No. B; thence
 N. I5" w 100000 e. to Cor
 No. (. hoco N f5 0 F 5ho
 fl l0 Cor No. 1 p.aco of bc-
 e.uu.ur
 which said mining claim hereby sought to bo patented J.. bounded as follows. to-WIt. ou thc northeast by
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19

rm. uH. 70. n. Hunter H0... r. .o Tms.. tHH wool.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
LODGE DIRECTORY

Aurora Encampment No. ] Meets at odd Fellows Hall dr8t and
 third Mondays at D. m. Brothers of Che Royal Purple arc cordially Invited.
 JOHN G. JOHNSON. c. P. L.. ". KILBURN. Scribe.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19

Fiut publication Aug 8. Last publication Oct. z
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
STAGGER BOYS CLUB

regular stag of the Staggers was
held mt the home of Ben Arkin. This
happened on Saturday night tall nighD
July -. All the Staggers We're there
and in good spirits.
Well, "A good time was had by all pres
emf. The feature of the evening was
the slashing siX-round exhibition be
tween Ben Arkin and Bob CheTmick.
To end perfect party the Staggers
attended the ball games ON Sunday and
rooted for a Denver victory. The eve
ming found all Staagers enjoying the
jazz syncopaters ut Overland Park. y
luncheon at the Manhattan closed the
chapters of n wonderful time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

Hospitality is an expression of Di-
vine worship-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
Clubs
Y. q. u.

Don't forget the Big Open Meeting of
the Y. O. Il. Wednesday night. July 20.
We are arranging for II very good pro
gram of both local and outside talent
which we know will please yorI. After
refreshments will he served. Every one
is welcome TO these Open Meetings.
Don't forget-Wedncsda night, July 2G
at S 30 p. III.
AT our regular meeting Wednesday
night. July 10. II new member Miss Tcs
sic Boxer, was initiated. All regular
business was transacted. which closed
The regular meetings for the summer.
Y. o. ". CLUB.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
NE(,ANS

Success. in every sense of the word
was the slogan of the hay rack held
Sunday, July I'D The event will long
be remembered by those who attended.
The stops We're at Morrison Starbuck
Evergreen and Bergen Park. at the lat
Ter place lunch was served AMI an in
door game was held. The Negans
trounced a pick up team 10 to 1. The
air-tight twirling of l.. Friedman was
the feature of the game.
AT Lookout Mountain pictures We're
taken and dancing indulged in.
The vicente fry was huge success.
Those attending were: Mcssrs. Leon
Lewiowitz. Sam Keppur, Sam Shames,
Nat Facinstein, sam Iphall. Bert Coop
cr ad Beune Battock and Misses Bcss
ROSen. Lillian Friedman. Mollie Xuker-
man, Esther Epector, Bobby Gordan,
Shirley Melnick and Betty IuIllcrman.
Much credit must be given to l.
Badion. l.. Lewkowitz and Sam Kippur.
the hay rack committee. l.. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
THE EHLEQQA CLUB
CEvery member a boostcr)

IFNpTN MeWDpr n NOOSTVfI
The last regular of the Khleqqa was n
most popular one. due to the fact that
every member was enthusiastic with
ideas.
Very important business was dis
cusscd, following the election of Mr.. II.
!Snks as toastmaster.
The nomination and election seemed
o be unanimous.
Mr.. Saks is an efficient and promising
supporter Of the club.
Next meeting will he held at the home
If Mr. l.. Wicnstcin, 1890 Osccioa street
T. T.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

Extra Special
Table No. /
1000 pairs of wemen's White F>sStwear.
boots, Oxfords. Eyelet Ties, CoioaiaIs and
Plain Pumps; full Louis. Baby Lsuis and
military heels. These Shoes taken
from our regular stock, net = pair in this
lot worth less than $500. some high as
5000. All sizes represented n - n n
but nlI sizes In every 1"
,::., :ty,.; Ever, ,rI pal, !. %.1n:a ss,nea p VV
price cost. While they
last ..-...............
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

over 1000 pairs of Ladies' High and Low
Shoes, In all heels, black and brown Kid;
black. brown, gray suedes, patent leather,
nearly every style represent- a
ed In this lot. In all sizes and q M
widths; worth from $500 n NJ
$1,000 u pair; while they last
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
A. A. c.

A very interesting meeting of the 4.
\. G. was held last Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. Joe Weisman. Many
important matters were discussed and
very pleasant social hour followed
4 very unique affair is being planned
for the third A. a. c anniversary.
Something different than any other
social affair and given by this club
promises to be big success
u r.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
WHY WORRY?

Short time ago had troubles galore.
Everything Went wrong and just made
me sore;
kept on worrying, can't say what
AID had folks tell me ! was n mean
bore,
They all wished that l was ON some
foreign shore.
The cause of all this-I can't recall
no more.
Emil Stern. Denver. Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

The basement Of our Main Stere.
at 1921 Lawrence st. has been
remOdeled and turned into q
real Old-time bargain store,
where you can pick out shoes
fer the whole family and save
half the regular retail price.
You do the choosing and trying
On We help those who help
themselves. Each group is
nicely arranged and priced SO
that you can find the style you
want.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

possible without real wine, grapejuice
bcing an improper substitute the Pas
tor declared that prohibition also pre-
vents Jews, who are never drunk, from
observing the Sabbath and holidays
in the manner prescribed by their
ritual
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
L. S. 4. GIRLS

Sunday. August 27th. is the date of
the L. S. a. Girls outing at Elitch's Gar
dens. Don't forget TO secure your tick
cts from the members because credit
will not be given to the club for tickets
purchased ut the gate.
MISS SOMMERS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
PASTOR SAYS PROHIBITION IN
TERRIERS WITH JEWISH RE
LIGLON.
IL c Z. Seryicel

Cleveland-A church in Dover, Ohio,
voted to use wine in communion after
the Pastor threatened to resign. as
serting that prohibition interfered
with his services. Quoting the Bible
to show that no communion service is
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26
l.. A. Il.

The members of the l.. a. + Girls are
enjoying house party at the l.. a +
cottage in Eldorado Springs.
The party is being chapcroned by
Miss Idalla AarOns.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

Two Jewish women. leaders in their
respective lines of endeavor. were
named ON number of lists submitted
IN the nationwide symposium ON the
greatest twelve living American w"'h-
en-. They are Miss Lillian Wald, so
cial welfare worker Of national pr"ml-
nence. and Miss Fannie Hurst, writer
of shor: stories. many of which Tin
Guiding IIumorcsque) have heon adapt
ed for molten picture presentation. In
private life Miss Hurst is Mrs. Jnc-
0ucs s. Dnnielsen. She has returned
from European tour,
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

The Hebrew Women's Free Ruriai
Association of Hartford, Conn. has
dedicated and formally opened build
ing mt 14S Wooster street. which VIII
he used for benevolent purposes. The
lower floor will he used rs an under
taking parlor and the two upper floors
ms living quarsers for transient Jew
ish people who have no other place
to go. The association has. since its
formation eight years ago, betrayed
the cost of burying Jewish people who
were either without kin or whose rel
ativcs We're poor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

Israel Hangwill, discussing the
House of Lords vote. against the Pal
cstiac Mandate. said that it will
strengthen the hands of the enemies
of Zionsm and will be welcomed by
the British Cabine.. which has long
shown signs of reducing the Balfour
Declaration to minimum? THE
Zionist leaders have surrendered prin-
ciples to superficial successes" he con
cludcs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-26

Mrs. Eva Voorsanger. widow of the
late Rabbi Jacob NoorSaager ana
mother of Rabbi Elkan N"orSanger'
died Mt San Francisco. Cal. last week
after long illness. Mrs. Noorsanger
who was native of Holland. came to
America in 1865. She was vfce-prcsi-
dent of the Emanuel Sisterhood and n
leader in san Francisco's charity cir
clos for the past thirty-siy years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
WOMAN DIES IN
NIAGARA FALLS
Her Auto Backs Over Cliff
When Brakes Fail

NIAGARA FALLS. N. ". Sept
iS.--An automobile plunged over
tho cllff near the cataract at Nj
agara Fails and was dashed 10
pieces 200 feet below on the rivers
edge. Mrs. Agatha Miller. 81 years
old. wife of ID. II. Miller. of cisve.
land. fell 20 her death with the
car. Her body was recovered.
The accident happened just north
Of tho upper steel arch bridge, Mrs.
Miller was alone Ia tho car. In the
rear seat The car was parked on
the grass near tho customs office
at tho American end OF the bridge.
facing the river on slight slope.
There Ia no guard rail az the cliff
edge. The owner and driver Of the
car. Edward Meyers. OF Buffalo. had
left a. as he thought. safely parked.
For some reason II began 20 slip
down the slope and Mrs Miller. who
was OF heavy build. realized her dan.
ger. Her screams aroused tho by.
ISLANDERS and two men. Harry An.
drew, of Buffalo and Joseph Gold.
berg OF Toronto. grabbed the rear
Tenders and strove desperately 10
stop the car. They kept their holds
until u reached the very brink and
plunged into tho gorge. Mrs. Miller
tried 10 cxtrfcate herself but she was
not quick enough.