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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
$201. 90 TO THIS COUNTY
FROM GASOLINE TAX

County Treasurer ]. r. Wilson the
frst OF the week received $201s2 from
the state treasurer as this county's ap-
porttonment from the gasoline tax
which amounts to cent gallon. 1his
money goes into the general school
fund for distribution.
For the quarter ending July 81, 1922,
the state collected $65.29S.6S from the
gasoline tax and transferred $4s,5s3.12
or two-thirds to the state general
tund. There was remitted to the
counties In proportion to number of
teaching positions In each county the
other third. or $1l.7ee5s. In this state
there are t.s91 teaching positions and
the amount Of money due to this ap-
portionment amounted to $3.74 each
In PoWoer River county there were 81
teachtng positions with the apportion-
msne on this basis e3o1.S1.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
ENTOMDEsD MINERS FOUND
DEAD IN CALIFORNIA MIME

Forty-seven entombcd miners Who
were originally hemmed in by a flre
at the 1890 foot level OF the Argunaut
mine at jackson. Calif.. weer found
dead when rescue parties finally reach.
cd them after - days. The bodies we're
badly decomposed. After the nre the
miners had attempted to barricade the
passagevays, sixtesa OF them strip.
PING on their clothes to mn In the
cracks. Tue gas was too poi.onoua.
however, and they wers an dead NTH.
in FIVE hours. The bodies were noH
crushed. death coming from the sasee.
tlrse producing lethargy. then . c.nne
aod daally . psiulees Death. Most ef
the gol4 ainefs we're Of Aueerlan or
Italian birth. Nisatean 6f them vefe
married and these lAavo Is oenAnsaa
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
MINERAL RIGHTS RELlNCUIsHED
BACK TO TINA H0laEsTEADERs

Homesteaders who have secured pat
ents on their land in many instances
are to have the mineral rights restored
to them. il the information given out
by Henry Boiling. receiver at the u.
8. land office in Miles City. In cases
where the government reserved the
mineral right when the patent was 10.
sued and where 1t has later been
found that there 10 no mineral Of con-
sequence. the right will be rennquish-
ed back to the homesteader, thus CIV
ing him the right of any mineral he
might hnd. Quite . number Of pat
eats have been received by the receiv.
er which have been passed on by the
gnral land offic a. non-mineral and
the entryman will so be notified.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
CRACKED CHIMNEY Is
CAUSE OF FIRE

"A defective chimney IL attributed
a. the cause for the lire at Piniele at
an early hour Saturday morning. Sep.
tember O.. that wiped out the general
mercantile establishment there owned
by A. Montgomery and G. w. Bryan"
said A. A. Robtsh. insurance adjustor,
who returned from Piniele Saturday.
"The heavy winds several days that
week had shaken the building ana un-
doubtedly had cracked the chimney
that was constructed Of brick and
mortar" he continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery and a
travelling salesman were In the store
until late Friday night and had kind ed
fire In the heater to take on q chilli
ness They left the store after 1900
O'Clock ard about 500 o'clock . woman
living in the vicinity discovered the
building in flames. with an conte nts
was soon reduced to ashes and It was
only with difficulty that adjoining
property was saved from like fate
The building was Of frame construc-
tion. measuring ~ by SS feet with ten
foot posts and 12-foot brick chimney.
1t was owned BY c. H. Miller. who car
ried $1,000 hre Insurance on it. The
building was constructed about eight
years ago and was valued at about
$4,000. The contents consisted Of gen.
eral merchandise owned by Bryan and
montgomery. On which was carried
$4,000 In fire insurance. All the records
were destroyed in the fire and the ad-
justment will not be completed Until
new inventories are produced by wkole-
sale houses. No Insurance was carried
on furniture or fixtures.
T. n. Ieech of Piniele IL openins a
new store In the vacant building for
merly occupied by the Ptniele State
bank and is securing his furniture and
fixtures and stock Of groceries from
Belle Fourche.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Miss Thelma Lewis, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Lewis Of Powder river
above Broadus. won the popularity con.
test conducted by this paper to deter.
mine the representative from Cowder
River county at the State Fair In
Helena September $3.50. Subscribers
cast their votes for candidates Of their
choice through ballots clipped from
this, paper. Miss Lewis polled 800.
Miss Gladys Clark $500. Mrs. Fred w.
Rue, $500 and Mrs. Charles Sc0neld.
1880. There was not much interest
manifested In the contest until few
days before the closing time. The con-
test closed at p. M, Saturday. ana
A. b. Norris and H. r. Cook OBLIGATED
~ Judges in counting ballots.
The state fair has reserved . tier Of
boxes for Al the county representa-.
tives. Two big dances will be given
In the Masonic temple at Helena. The
last one will be known a. the corona
tion ball and win follow the election
Of the Queen Of Montana, who 10 to be
chosen by the county representatives
from among their number.
A parade will be held Thursday aft
eroon Of fair week and there will be
one car devoted to each county and
the representative will be acc0mpa.
MED by any citisen Of that county who
may be present and desire to take part
in the parade.
The Queen of Montana. who 10 to- be
selected at the Montana state fair. Will
be truly representative Of the state acc
csrding to the assurances which have
been received In Helena a. to the NUM-
ber Of counties which have taken part
in the contest. The Queen 10 to be
chosen by the vote Of all the county
representatives and In order that the
various candidates may become we'll
acquainted with each other and 90 be
in a position to cast their votes intel
ligently they will be quartered to-
gether during the days prior to the
actual selection. Rooms for them have
been engaged At the Placer hotel and
an elaborate serioes Of entertainment
planned for them.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
YARN FROM RABBITS FUR.

Mrs. Fred Feline Of Milestone win
have on exhibition at the State Fair
In Helena samples of homespun yarn
from hair pulled from jackrahbit
Three skeins will be on display and
Will be In the three natural colers Of
the rabbit white. biueish gray and
browntsh tint. Without doubt this 10
the first yarn manufactured from q
rabbits fur ever exhibited in the Uni.
ted States.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
&xaminar'S Notes.
COOWYY 4RAA4UAR] q

The books and records In the Office
o1 the Couaty Treesurer. are writton
National ksak ef srcsass . coatstso IT, se
many defects that Il 10 procticaa NJ
worthless. The corporate sssl sc ~
eank q; not Sssn s9txsd: TaeseA tss
6davit the bond itself Sss not besn @
signed 81. Messrs. Jensen, Tsrbsll oS
Maite. being merely signed With Z
xies ~ &: g: ssnS sssse,s ~. e g: g: Ss.k
lures should b acknowledged 6sSofe
> notary or some one else quali6S6 n
sake eh2 aamo. In the body of tSs
oone. re nams Dick. Richsrdseu C
e sSsr..ssPesd With sSs nsse In the ~ ~
cs%'sa, Sc$ssoy'sa, ,..x = TIE ncesa Of ceSasy
eae frsaoufeF HaS seSSa1Seiy ne ~.
snoeHy - carry = dep0sit In the AhoVa
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
HARRY MrCHAEI.s NEW
POSTMAsTHR AT MILES CITY

Harry Michaels has been appointed
postmaster at Miles City to succeed
Thomas Gibb. In turn. Joe Bateman
was appointed by the Custer county
commissioners to MI out the unex-
pired term Of Nichaels as county treas
urer. Mr. Bateman will serve until
March I, next.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
sRRvIcns AT aocxY BUTTE

Rev. c. 8. Marsolf Of Bradus will
conduct religious services at Rocky
6uets school house sunday evening
Sspte0hor %. An are Invited,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
TRAINLOAD OF CATTLE
FROM MO0RCROFT 18th

A solid trainload Of prime beef cat,
tie gathered in Powder River. county
will be shipped from Moorcroft, wyo.
on the Burlington railroad September
-. They will be loaded that day and
will be on the South Omaha market
October and. The shipment win COM
prise 50 cars and win number approx.
imately 1000 head Of cattle, all In the
best Of condition. Newman Daily. John,
Oscar and William Broaddus, Henry
Daily started trailing their beef to the
shipping point on September 19th and
will join with other stockmen from
this county in making up the train
load. With this arrangement the ship.
ment should go through to its desttna-
tion with only the necessary delays
for feeding and watering.
In addition to this shipment of cat
tie other stockmen from this county
will load the latter part of the month
at Kendrfck and it 10 possible another
solid trainload Of cattle will be ship.
ped from that point.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
BELLE CREEK DErEATS
RIDGE IN a BALL GAME

In very interesting game OF base
ball at Ridge Sunday afternoon, the
Belle Creek team defeated Ridge ~ Q
score OF to I. Five games have been
played between the two teams Belle
Creek winning all but one. The two
teams VIII play September - at the
Ranchcreek store.
Joslin pitched superb game for
Belle Creek and struck out II men.
Simmons on the mound for Ridge had
nearly a. good record. striking out 10
men.
The lineup Of the two teams was a.
follows:
Belle Creek-Neprud Id. Piersali %,
Kepler II. Joslin p. Ellerman 9, Jen.
nings ri, Shields 1b, benson %, Irish
Ct.
Ridge - b. Carey c. Malley ri, D.
Hayes %. Simmons p. L. Carey Ct,
Blggins II, Blayiock lib, c. Hayes 81,
Sampler %.
Score by innings:
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Hs.sne, ssRtem6er Str. iSae y.
Commissioners and the Cou1uk Attor-
Hy..a. rcy cf Powder River County, Broadus,
Cent emen:-Ws herewith Gomit the
and recoeds Of Powder Riv@ county,
% made by A. e. WHliGMoG Deputy
state 1xaminer, commemorative Aug
~ ssth' siSs, ,s,,.ii .issa' and ending Sa August
To balance in al funds Aug.
To receipts. August -, 1881,
60 August 81, 1911. ..... 9oS.O46.23
AoA9 ASA 4
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Omaha, Sept. 14.-Good to choice
gras beeves $7.2s.S.25. fair to good
$6.5o-7.26: commn to fair, $3.50 to
$50. Good to choice heavy feeders
$7.50-S,60. Best grass cows $3.50. fair
to good cows. $4.6.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
WHEAT YIELD,

John Leno's wheat threshed 1897
bushels from 81 acres. or an average
of over 20 bushels to the acre.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

y Ae H019e COEO0eF.
Mrs. Chas. Payne, deceased: no ef-
fects.
0ipe child: no effects.
Marty child; no effects.
J0hn johnson. small sum money,
violin: miscellaneous articles. All
turned over to the administrator OF
the estate.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

To fees collected August l,
1881. to Aug0st -, 1915 3S7.9
BY County TreAourer's re.
ceiptS, same period ...... 307A
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Cash balance in all funds
August ~. 1922 ..........@
Accounted for a. follows:
Cash and cash items In Office. {
First National Bank, Broadu6
Powder River County Bank,
Br0a0uo
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

kesasth naKeasse was here yester
day fsoM Pinlele.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

~ w. Helael. Public Aaninist PQtor,
Out OF town at time of examination
but from the Information available, he
has had no business whatever.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 20. - Grass
steers. westerns, $6.50-s.00; grass cows
$4-6.50: grass heifers. $4.50-7.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Recent range cattle sales in the Chi
cago market were made at around
$40 and $775 per hundred. Frank
Heinrich Of the Crow reservation sold
Is cars Of native raised steers aver
aging little over ! 200 pounds. for
1910 and $7.75 and Is cars the next
day for $7.75.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
STATE EXAMINERS REPORT
'FM POWDER RIVER COUNTY
=

Without comment sad without expense this paper here
River county, with thu complete text "A follows.
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BY County Treasurer's re-
ceipts, same period ...,

Balance due. County, Aug.
9ss nH,s 4 II! 1893 .'..............*
Case Finnegan W.. Finne.
gam. subpoena not enter
ed, SO; case Frank In VS..
Mttxel. attachment not en-
tered 800: case First Ma
ttonal Bank W. Mccoy, or
der sale not entered, 800:
case First National Bank
W. Mccoy. notice not en-
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
COUNTY CLERK Ann RECORDER.

The books and records Of the Coun-
ty Clerk are written up to date and
IN g neat and efficient manner. The
claims ana warrants were checked
bonds issued and the outstanding war.
rants were reconciled a. Of July 31st.
lSx5. e follows. all funds agreeing
COOntQ.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

menuoned Dank under the existing
conditions Of their bond. This mat.
ter was called g the attention Of the
be immediately. corrected or the funds
on =, deposit must be withdrawn.
used would be = great deal better II It
provided pro Tor the acknowledgement OF
The bond Of the County Clerk was
found s1u1 tc be properly approved and
The School District petty ledger tal-
ances were checked With the general
ledger account but did not balance
with the same. for the reason that the
taxes axes received during the previous
It being the custom Of the Treasurer
TO take the school taxes to account the
following month after collected. This
va. vas .! gone into thoroughly with the
future. BY adding the taxes received
to the petty ledger balances. the same
were found to balance with the gem
srel ledger account. The cash fund
balance. were found to reconcile with
County Clerk.
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Se.sss.9s
1.3.4leo..ooee
M.4sl.ss


INDDMN1FYlNG DONDO.
p..ea ra..t Nssssasi sa.k II nssl:ssss:. =.
u6S absssd JsiS HSSa /. iss;. e.ci::: 5000 90
July ]. 1898. not approved
Oy board. No corporate
seal OF bank. Not signed
e.,saes W. County s..a. s...a...
Personal bond ~ Is .1DN I'M
(Dated April so, 1923. Ex-
pires May l, 1898. APP
proved July 10, 1897
Total Indemnifying Bonds -
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w. e. Sutter. Sheriff.

Fees:
To balance due County, last
examination
To fees collected, August /,
1921. to August 1, 1929. -.
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II iTots1r tsrece t9edemnifyins Bond. -. N .
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To 1000 receipts CHARGED ..0 -. %
BY receipts previously ac-
counted for. SIS; by ! re. M
ceipt issued (cashl. -: by
SS4 receipts unused. $2.SS3. $4,000
r. 7. West, Css.ty clerk 4 neeSps@4.
BY County Treasurer. 70.
ceipts AugHst !. 1924. to.
To balance due county last ''''0
examination. -: to fees
August l. 1899. .:.......: " .' - 1.77s.4o
Balance due County Clerk
Butchers Licenses:
To licenses issued August /,
1871. to August /, 1922 ,,,$ 20.0
BY County Treasurer's re-
Geipts. same period ...... $500
To reeeipt: ossoS:s caSwsnce s 10000
to August !. 1922 ........ s0Asl
p, ,,., 5 1.os4.s1
rt0d. S9S7.31; less outstand-
Ing checks. $19.7S ....... 9l7.63
BY balance. First National
BANK Broadus ..........$ 147.20
H. r. straaten. Clerk OF District Cssrt.
To fees collected August l.
1877, to August l. l922...$ 467.5O
By County rreasurer's re-
Tr,ist Tfs1pts' ran9e same period 4S7.5o
No receipts. disbursements or bal
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oP0ClAL POOR TAX, COLLUl 1ONS,
1o11.
TO I 200 Receipts ch1rged, ;. - DO0. 90
BY % receipts previously ac- ~
counted for, @66; by re- -
ceipts issued (cash), &; BY
S7O receipts unused $3.50 100000
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

The ob0k9 and records Of the Of
iice OF the Clerk Of the Court are kept
IN evident desire upon the part OF the
Clerk to cooperate with this depart
ment and to render the best possible
conducted in a very cOmmendahI man.
ner and all fees are paid to the Treas
urer promptly.
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fCoatiuued On Pass Thrss.)
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SPECIAL ROAD TAX ColGnC1sONs

TO 1.e00 receipts charged. - 100000
BY g receipts previously ac-
counted for. $50: by : re-
ceipts issued. (cashj q; by 4
s7s receipts unused. $i.S4s. poo.os
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By disbursements, same pc.
rtod, S9S7.31: less outsta nd
ing checks. $10.7S ,...,..

BY balance. First National
Bank, Broadus ....S
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-27
CATHOLIC PRIEST
FOR JEWISH RELIEF
Returns From Russian With Heart
Rendin0 Stories Of Terrible Dee
tltutton Among The People
Cry Of Hundreds standina All Might
Long In Bitter Cold for Food De-
pot To Open unforpettabie

Attorney Ben 9. Washer, of Louis.
willie, in a recent address pleading for
the raising Of Ksntucky's quota Of
$4,000 In tho nationwide campaign
to raise "a. 10000 for the relief Of
starvisg and destitute Jewish people
In Central and Eastern Europe, told
Of talk he had with . Catholic priest,
Of Nashville, Tenn. Who had just 70
turned from a tsur 4 that section.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-27
MEN OF ALL FAITHS
ACTIVE IN THE WORK
Gov. Edwin p. Morrow and Other
Leading Men Assist American
Jewish Relief Committee

Approaching tho splendid assistance
given BY the Jewish people In Ken
lucky In all welfare campaigns, many
prominent men Of other faiths are tax
ing an active part In the campaign in
this state to raise $4,000 In the
great national effort to secure $14..
00O, 900 for the relief Of starving, and
destitute Jewish people In Central and
Eastern Europe.
Governor Edwin P. Morrow is the
chairman Of the State Advisory Board.
Other non-Jews on the Board are ;
United States Senators Richard P
Ernst. Covington, and A. o. Stanley,
Henderson. Lieut.. Gov. Thnrston Bal
lard, Louisville, Mayor Houston Quin.
Louisville, Judge K. W. Bingham. Lou.
isville. Desha Breckenridge. Lexington.
Harry Giovannoai. Lexington. Rev. o.
o. Green. Pastor Of the Baptist church.
Richmond. and Louis Hays. Jackson.
Col Fred Levy Is chairman Of the
state drive. Charles W. Norris, Of Lou.
isvilae, u vice chairman and Irwin
Marcus, Of Louisville, Is state director.
Alfred Brsbdeis Is state treasurer.
Tho jewish members Of the State
Advisory Board are:
Cyrus Adler, Louisville; Abe BAer,
Greensboro; Bernard Bernheim, Louis
vile. I. w. Bernhelm, Louisville; Vic
tor Bloomfield, Winchester; Nathan
FAX. Paintsville; Henry Frankel. Hop
kInsviile; Louis Goldnamer. Elizabeth
town Major E. Helburn. Middlesboro;
J. c. Helburn. Eminence; Jake Hey.
man. Bardstown; James Isenberg. Har-
rodshurg; John W. Keller. Paducah
Harry Klein, Lexington; Godfrey
kOtzin. Covinston; Simon Lion, Louis |
Vile; Gus Loeb. Lexington; Herman
Major, Hazard; Bertram B. Mann,
Henderson Arthur Levine. Coving-
ton; Ell Mayer, Louisville; Gus Nor
rs. Glasgow; L Price, Paris; Hyman
Pushin, Danvtlle; Sam Pushin, bowl
Ing Green; RABBI Joseph Rauch, Lou
lsvIlle: SHas Rosenfeld, Greensboro;
Louis Rubel. PaducaA Nathan Rosen-
berg, Covington; E. II. Rothchild. Gov.
lngton; N. Ruben, Shelbyville; Edw.
Sachs. Louisville; Meyer Sachs, Har-
an Nose Simon, Paducah; S. Strauss,
liaysville Emil s. Tachau, Louisville;
Benz. s. Washer. Louisville; Jonas
Well, Lexington; Sim Well. Lexing-
.on; Ben Vile. Owensboro.
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LmSvILLE RABBI
PICTURES TERRORS
Or. Jerome Rosen Returns From Eu
rope Where He Saw Destitution
OF Jewish People
Tells Of Boy Who Saw Members Of
His Family Slain Before Hls
Eyes During Massacre

Personal experiences of Dr.. Jerome
Rosen. rabbi Of Temple Birth Sholom
In Louisville, in the stricken districts
OF Central and Eastern Europe are
arousing wide spread interest through
out Kentucky In the state campaign to
raise $4,000 for the s14,0O0.OOO fund
Of the nation for the relief Of starving
and destitute Jews In Europe. People
Of all faiths arc being urged to give
to the cause.
DR. Rosen Travelled extensively
through Europe, particularly In Po-
land and LRhuania. He made an Of
fort to enter Russia IN order to get
drst hand Impressions of the terrible
conditions there. but was not allow
cd to cross the frontier.
At Danzi& DR.. Rosen met Yankele
resehuk, a nine year old Jewish boy,
who was then On his way to New York
to make his homo with an uncle. This
boy lived with his family Of Eve others
In Pinsk, Poland. when the war broke
out. With hh own eyes he saw his
father and mother slain a. the result
OF pogrom or massacre order against
the Jews. Other members Of the fam
lily died from disease and he was the
only one left He also told DR.. Rosen
Of the massacre Of So young Jewish
men In Pinsk through the posrom. He
saw ehem being led to tho place of
e1ecution. In Poland ono out of
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-27
WRONG IMPRESSION
GIVEN BY TuEnRAN

In recent telegram sant out from
New York. the impression WIS CON
veyed that the Jewish people In thei,
campaign to raise 81, oOO, 900 for their
starving and destitute brethren In Con.
trd and Eastern Europe had not only
secured this amount but some 5000.
ooo moro. What was meant was that this
sum would be raised II an the states
raised their quotas and wen; beyond.
1t u important to note that Kentucky,
among a number of other states has
not yet raised her quota and that II
VIII be necessary to secure az large 4
sum as possible during the campaign
this present month II the state Is TO
keep pace with the rest. While the
campaign Is being directed by Jewish
people. 1t d desired to impress UPON
peole Of an faiths that their contribu-
tons win be gratefully received and
ACKNOWLEDGED