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The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
RECEPTION FOR CELEBRATED
YIDDISH ACTOR -

Elihu Tannenholtz, prominent Jew
ish actor of the Hebrew Art Theatre
Of New York, will appear tonight in
concert at the New Labor Lyceum
Auditorium, Sixth avenue N. and Irv-
ing. This is Mr.. Tannenholtz's first
visit to the city, and he will be re-
ceived with a cordial welcome.
Contributing local talent at the con-
cert will include Miss Lena Sacks at
the piano, Avner Rakov, violinist, Vera
Lieberson in classical dancesa and
Miss Sara Sushansky in folk song Sc.
lections.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
GONDOLIERs TO GIVE DANCE

In order not to conflict with the
dance to be given for the Home for
the Aged on Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 28th, the Gondoliers Club has
changed the date of it's function to
Saturday evening, October 81. Their
dance will be given in the Teco Room
of the Radisson Hotel. This affair
is expected to surpass all former
dances given by the Club, and that is
saying whole lot. Keller's Marigold
orchestra has been engaged and a
good time is assured.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

ukkah. Further announcement will
appear soon.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
AARON HARRIS FAMILY'S MAR
ROW ESCAPE

The family Of Mr.. Aaron Harris,
of 1909 Lyndale avenue south had a
narrow escape when early Wednesday
morning an explosion wrecked their
new home. 1t is believed that enemies
of Mr.. Harris placed charge of dyna-
mite in the rear of the building par
TALLY wrecking it. The family which
fortunately escaped without injury in
children, Leah, Sidney and Robert.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
HATIKVAH TO MEET

The Hatikvah Club will resume it's
meetings on Saturday night, October
21st, at the Talmud Torah. Mr.. A.
Schultz will begin series of lectures
on Jewish Literature which promises
to be of great interest. Various topics
of Importance will be discussed, and
election of officers will take, place.
Do not fail to come!
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
BENEFIT PARTY

A Basket Party will be held at the
Labor Lyceum Hall, 1926 Sixth avenue
NJ, on Saturday evening, October 28th,
at 1880, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Minneapolis Hebrew
Hospital Society. Refreshments will
be served. Everybody welcome.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND NOTES

The Jewish National Fund Club of
Minneapolis, organized early in June,
has thus far given a very good ac-
count of itself, having raised for the
Jewish National Fund from June to
October 18th, the sum of $1,65O in
cash. Pledges on hand for, $3.50 adj
ditional, with several of the syna-
gogues still to be heard from on ac-
count of the National Fund stamps
and the plate collections Erev Yom
Kippur will bring the total to much
larger sum.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
PERSONAL

Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Hurwitz, and
son, David, 1913 Logan avenue NJ,
who are leaving Sunday, October 22nd,
for Los Angeles, take this means of
bidding all their friends farewell.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
AT MEDICAL ASSN MEETING

Drs. E. G. Robitshek, Moses Barron,
Max Seham, Harold Rypins, and David
Stern were among the physicians who
read papers before the Minnesota
State Medical Association at it's fifty
fourth annual meeting at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, October 18th, 18th,
and 14th.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20

that you are conducting your house.
hold on modern and efficient basis.
The "Cash and Carry habit has
become real institution. and is a
method by which great saving is ef-
fected. For instance, we notice that
the Barber Milling Co., Sixth avenue
south and First street, is offering
White Satin Flour-a really superior
quality-at amazingly low prices
This, we are told, is because they are
relieved of the expense which a de-
livery service entails. And the Bar
Der people guarantee satisfaction and
the finest -four milled! Housewives
will be, interested in the Barber Mill
ing Co. advertisement on another
page, and take advantage of the mon
ey-saving opportunity offered, Drive
down Third avenue south to First
street, then east to Cataract Mill.
MILK COMPANIES MERGE
The Northland Milk and Ice Cream
Company is the name of the merger
in which four of the citys large COM
panies have united, the Metropoli-
tan, the Quaker Creamery, the Mod
ern and the Elwell Dairy Farms, Inc.
The merger will eliminate duplication
of milk routes, make possible cheaper
distribution and improved service,
probably resulting in saving to the
consumer The company will operate
four milk and four butter plants and
two ice cream factories. The off
GERS under the merger are: e. S.
Elwel1, president; r. w. Page, vice
president; A. H. Heller, Jr., chair
man of the board of directors; B. B.
tary; A. w. Elwell, assistant treas
urer. sh .3
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-20
ABOUT. BUYING FLOUR

Do your own marketing! Shop,
personally, for your domestic needs!
And be rewarded by the knowledge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkman

A. J.. H.; How can freshen rose
jar which has become almost scent
less7"
Answer: Add one ounce of laven-
dar flower. five drops of oil of rose. and
few drops OF good cologne. cork tight -
~ FOR a week then put the leaves back
in the rose jar.
A Lover Of Fancywork: Can you
give directions for n vegetable mat
made all of beads---like tea tilo you
/ printed?"
/ Answer: Yes. will print such di-
rections on Friday. August ath. The
picture on the bead mat will be n dish
/ holding vegetables.
Tomorrow--lour Evening Party.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

| All Inquiries Addressed TO Miss Kirk
man I'm care OF tho Efficient House.
lsecping" department will be answer
ed in these columns In their turn.
This requires considerable time. how
ever, owing TO tho great number re-
ceived. so X personal or quicker re.
ply Is desired. n stamped and self I'D
dressed envelope must be enclosed
with the question. 30 sure TO use
your full name. street number. and
the name OF your city and state
The Editor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrson's New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife
Adele Carrison's New Phase {
Copyright 1921. hv Newspaper Feature Service Ina

pretty bad sort, but you don't really
think could hurt you, do your"
There was such genuine sadness IN
his tones that almost involuntarily !
uttered quick denial, even rs ! tried
to draw my hand from beneath his
"You Gamc Grill"
ooh, mol noW I said "And l must
thank you for saving nasty nccident
Just now. But ever since that terrible
time l have these queer little attacks
whenever it il mentioned. It's nothing
but nerves, and will wear away with
time"
'It's all my fault" he said contritely:
''If weren't picked pterodactyl Ia
have known better than to blurt>a thing
like that out to you without any warn
ing. But where do you get that stuff
that l saved m accident? You game
girl! You jammed on tho brakes even
as YOU shimped over the wheel"
| IL don't remember" ! said truthfully.
al must have done it mechanically. But
didn't you turn off the ignition switch
and Grasp the wheel2"
Naturally, not being an absolute
idiot, although the next thing to il" /" he
lretorted ironically. But you had the
car stopped practically No, leave your
hand where it is for the few seconds VIC
stay here. You're not fit to drive for
q minute OF two, and it won't do you
any harm to remember that you have
n minutes happiness to a poor devil
who, whatever else he's done, has kept
you in his heart like q rare jewel since
he first set eyes on you. And, who
knows, l may never hold your hanc
close to my heart again"
| With swift, sudden movement ht
frightened his clasp upon my hand which
WAS resting on the wheel, and ther
drew it against his heart. There wa
such sincerity and sadness in his tone'
that for second or two, swayed t.
sympathy by them, and yielding to thu
almost hypnotic fascination which Harr,
Underwood can WELD when he choose
to exercise it, let my hand rest quiet
ly in his.
Then, with swift realization of tn
absurdity of my position, ] drew m
hand decisevly away from his, an
stopped to the switch key Of the cal
But even rs did 80, was shocked I
, discover that the action had taken
; distinct mental effort.
, (To be continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

This II sample bod bug that may bo found
In this section of tho state. Should you find
them during house cleaning time don't worry.
~ II IL easy to rid them with the uss Of the New
Chemical r. ID. q. Pesky Devils Quietus.)
No matter how large they rnsy b.. color or
sex or where they came from =. ID. q. will kill
them and their eggs ss II liquid ERE had hit
them.
Not an insect powder. no dust or nuss: will
not iniurs clothing. and will actually kill Moths
Reaches. Cootics. He'd Bugs. Fless and Ants
and puts an everlasting to the Pcsky Devils. a.
it destroys future generations. Impossible for
them TO exist with It's proper use.
Get from your Druggists $50 package; this
will make quart: each package contains q
patent spout to Get them In tho hard to- get at
places. Special Hospital and Hotel sIzs makes
fve gallons. r ID. q. can also be purchased in
liquid form In handy bottle with patent spout I
In each package. Your Druggist has It or can
| get IL for you.
| Sold by ~. II. Denforth Drug Company,
/ J. Milton Eckerd Drug Company and
| other leading druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

box WAS down. "What did tell your"
said Mr.. Fox in whisper. Now we
will creep UP, so as not to scare them
any more than we need TO. You hold
this bag and ] will raise the box care
fully and we will bag the biggest catch
ever made in these woods"
Mr.. Coon WAS SO Interested that he
forgot to be cautious as he Ind prom
ised himself he would be coming through
the woods. He took the bag and, care
fully approaching the box whore sounds
of scratching could be heard. he opened
the bag and Mr.. Fox slowly lifted the
box from the ground.
1t WAS all over in a second. MIR.
Fox dropped the box and ran with
Mr.. Dog at his heels and Mr. Coon
was running for the nearest tree:
He had dropped the bag and tum-
| bled over backwards when Mr.. Dog
leaped out from under the box, but
he quickly picked himself up AND
was on his feet running
Safe in the top of tall tree Mr.
Coon finally went TO sleep hattenec
along branch and it was moonlight
when he again opened his eyes ane
saw Mr.. Fox carefully entering his home
Mr.. Fox denied that he had tried t.
have Mr.. Coon caught. Il do not un
derstand how he happened to be there,
he told Mr.. Coon the next day. III
does not like corn, so that WAS not wha
took him under here"
Mr.. Fox lifted the box 81 he wa
talking aad his eyes popped wide open
"a bone, and l never thought of MI
Dog; l expected to catch poultry,
he said.
"Now, Mr.. Coon to prove to yor
that my scheme will work and tha
if the bone had not been there it woul
have worked yesterday, you com
here later in the day and l will sho'
you the biggest catch ever"
mo, thank you, Mr.. Fox" inter
rupted Mr.. Coon, 'the old way c
hunting is good enough for me. Be
sides do not consider your way sport'
manlike, and Mr.. Coon shuffled towar
, his home in q manner so much like tbs
of Mr.. Bear that it is no wonder the
, are said to be related.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
ANSWERED LETTERS.

A Reader: "Can you tell me how TO
get rid Of black ants2"
Answer: l have given many for
mulas in this column for ant-oxtermi-
nation. but today a letter arrived from
"A Reader Friend. which contained
new method: Mrs. II. II have tried
every means TO get rid of black ants.
and have found this the only success
full way: / keep small pitcher con-
tanning about onc-half inch of sirup.
in my cupboard and the ants 80
straight for this They seldom care
for anything else when they have sirup
within reach. When there are a good
many ants in tho pitcher. pick UP the
pitcher quickly. take It to the stove,
and nsh tho ants out into the fire.
When l began this method, l would
sometimes do this dozen times a
day. every time catching about 100
ants in the pitcher; but after few
days / would get less and less, until
finally there were only two or three
ants In the pitcher. This method must.
of course. be kept up all season-but
at least the ants do not crawl over
everything else"
A Constant Reader: II have n cup
board in my buffers pantry. which has
shelves and drawers and place for
bottles in it. j know the shelves are
for china. but what shall l put in the
draweW?'
) Answer: Keep your kitchen linen
, supplies in the drawers. For in
. stance. in the top drawer. keep glass
towels and dish towels: in the second
J drawer keep aprons; in the third
drawer keep your supply of clean floor
cloths and busters; and in the fourth
drawer keep old newspapers. paper
bags and string-which you will fine
very handy.
, Subscriber" and NJ. NJ. l.: "Hov
4 can l clean a Panama hat? Also how
: TO clean white silk embroidered motif
on a black dress?"
Answer: Panama hats may b.
{ cleaned with peroxide Of hydrogen ap
: piled with n piece of flannel, repeat
: ing If necessary. Or. II not badl.
soiled. they may be cleaned with Full
V well rubbed in with a piece OF velve
teen. allow 10 remain on for sew
,. eral days, then brush off the hat
4 Slightly dampened cornmeal apple
! with a moderately stiff brush. drie
In the sun, and then brushed off tn
hat, also has excellent effects.
/ A Housekeeper Friend: How ca
stiffen straw hats?"
II Answer: Clean the hat, dry It, the
y sponge well with the beaten white o
an egg and place the hat on a tall con
Of cardboard to dry.
Poor Sight" Is there any mex
pensive device for fastening rags 10
gether (to use in rugs) without sew
l ing?
Answer: Yes there is, and I Wi
gladly send you the address of firr
8 from which you can buy this devic
by mail, if you will send me a stampe
and self addressed envelope.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Why HARRY UNDERWOOD BEG
CEDMADCED TO UNDERSTAND

II Harry Underwood had suddenly
struck me in the face could not have
been more unpleasantly startled than
! was at his request to refresh my men,
ory and tell him everything l knew Of
Grace Diapers activities.
This meant rchcarsing the story OF
Juniors kidnapping, the remembrance
of which never permitted to come into
nv mind, because of the oddly terrify-
ing effect the memory had upon me.
Mn nerves had been 40 shattered in
thosc awful days Of waiting that any
reference TO it brought vividly back the
agony l had suffered, and for few
seconds blottcd out sight and hearing
and left me faint and trembling.
Luckily, because Of the winding road,
was driving rather slowly, and fancy
Mr.. Underwood had been watching me
closely. At any rate, as my fingers re-
laxed on the wheel and / felt everything
going black before my eyes, l senscd
vaguely that one of his powerful hands
had grasped the wheel, while the Other
reached past me and turned off the
ignition switch.
did not quite drift off into ofuncon.
sciousness. had simply slumped
against the wheel in a blind dizziness
and the touch of Harry Underwood
hands as he gently tried to draw mt
away from it effectually reused me.
A Mo me ntary Fear.
l-right-now, said, sit
ting erect with mighty effort, trylnl
20 ignore the fact that his arm la,
across the back of the seat behind me
and that his other hand covered min'
on the wheel with tender, protecting
clasp. He had guided the car to th'
side of the road, stopped it, and Their
came to me the thought that If he wer'
associated with Grace Drapcr-l wa
alone with him upon lonely woo'
road, where at this time of the yea
but very few cars passed.
| banished the thought thd next in
slant with the remembrance that m.
father. himself, had sent me with MI
Underwood. But | was afraid did no
quite hide it's coming and going fror
the keen black eyes watching me.
Lady Fair" he said reproachfully an
there was no trnce of his usual mockin
hph,ness in the way he uttered th
name he has always given me, I'm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

Used furniture is always In demand
and can readily be disposed Of through
small ad in the classified columns.
Call 200. ask for ad takeE.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
MR.. FOX SETS A TRAP.
Part H..

Part IL.
As Mr.. Coon listened to Mr.. Fox,
his ewes began 10 twinkle and the black
rings which marked the fur around
his ewes made him look very wire as he
became interested in what MIR. Fox
was telling.
Il should like to Ak a trap like that
myself" he said. Would YOU mind
II l did, Mfr. Fox7"
"Oh, not at ALL" said Mr.. Fox, BE-
ginning to feel all puffed up with
pride that he had invented something
that Mr.. Coon wished to copy. "You
come right over and look at II.
expect by this time ! have box full
OF poultry"
Mr.. Fox began 10 feel 40 sure OF
his catch that as he walked along he
felt quite generous Il will invite
YOU TO stay to dinner" he said to Mr.
Coon. "A hen more or less will not
matter To me now that / will have
70 many"
MIR. Coon began to feel little un.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

easy, for Mr.. Fox was not USUALLY so
cordial and did not invite his n4ighbors
to dine with him unless he haH b some
reason for doing so which would bn some
way be benefit to himself.
But what harm can cSene of just
looking at Mr.. Fox's clever arrange
ment?" thought Mr. Coon as he walked
along. Il won't go near it so it can't
harm me-"
And so he went, but afterwards Mr.
Coon remembered his thoughts and
wished he had needed them, for in
spite of all Mr.. Fox said to prove he
was not guilty Mr.. Coon never felt quite
sure about it.
When they reached the yard the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
COLUMBISS.
By Lee Paps

C0LUMBISS.
Wen Coiumbiss was a boy In skool
People thawt the earth was fiat,
And wen Columbiss told them different
They sed, Wen did you dream all that?
His parents gave him couple of slaps
Wen he mentioned the ideer,
But Columbiss meerly ansered,
| wish 1892 was heer.
For Columbiss was q stubborn child
And got stubberner the older he grew.
And he kepp on argewing and argewing
Till 1892
And then he hired a saleboat
And elected himself captin Of the crew
And they sailed and sailed and sailed
and sailed
All that 1892.
And wen the crew sed. HAY, Column
bliss.
Columbiss Jest showed them his egg
trick
And payed them all more money.
We should all be very grateful
To Columbiss, who always knew
The erth was as round as he thawt II
was,
And proved it in 1892.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

Have you a piece OF antique fur
niture that you desire to turn inA
cash? Tell our 10000 Interested road.
ers. Many are interested In what yoL
have to offer.--Adv.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
FINANCIAL TROUBLES
Torrington Man, Treasurer of Com papy Asking Receiver. Resigns as Bank President.

Torrington, Feb. 3.-Rumors of an impending crisis in one or two of Torrlngton's leading business places have developed as a result of the an- nouncement a few days ago that the Hotchkiss Brothers company, of this town, had applied for d receivership.
 Shortly before the Hotchkiss Brothers company. plant which is running practically on full time, ad- mltted having financial difficulties
 the Torrington Trust company was reported as, being about to consoli- date with the Torrington National
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

hook party tomorrow afternoon In inc First Congregational church chanel. The children, through thelr earnings, have adopted Frenoh orphan. and the purpose Of tomor- row's meeting ia to make scrap nuoNs to send to France, Wlillaih i'a,'on burg and Miss Eleanor LeWiS naNe charge of the program, thllhren ars asked to bring along what colorea pictures they have
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

bank, despite the fact that the trust company has erected its own build Ing within the past few years,
 Now comes the report that Harry J. Wylle, seeretary-treagnrer of tho lIotehkiss company and president of the bank, has resigned as bank pres ident and was about 10 sail for Scot land flor his health when proceed lngs for a recetvership were started, Mr Wyie Is said to be suffering from
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

a nervous breakdown at hia home and the bank officials have heen forced to hang out sign stating that there are funds enough on hand te pay all depoGitors loo cents on the dollar,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
SCRAP BOOK PARTY

The ehidren's branch Of the New Britain Auxiliary of the American McAll Association will have Il scrap
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
RIFLE CLUB IS
 MAKING GOOD
 AT ITS SHOOTS

Victor Swanberg heads the list of the local rifle experts at the twice a-week shoots of the Cordova Rif1e Club, with Hubbert and Council press ing close behind Vic holds the club championship so far both in highest score and highest average. In addi- tion to the above high guns the club boasts of couple of dark horses in J. B. Terrell and R. E. Elsner, who have been forging to the front at . furious pace. The possibility of Fort Liscum sending over squad of sharp shooters with their basket shooters is good news to the locals.
 The following scores were made last night by members of the Cordova Rifle Club: V. J. Swanberg 16S; T. N. Hub bert 163; w. w Council 156; R. R. Elsner 153; Ira Miller 145; Bryan Lamphrey 139; Chas. Foyston 1a1: Chas. Game 129; T. H. Savell 123; Geo. De Noise 121; Fred Schiller 1lb; H. w. Achison 114; V. G. Vance 11o:' Edward Munsen ss: S. Finkelstein S2;l- Charles Rogers 4S.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
DEATH RESULTS FROM DRINKING
 "M00NSHlNE'

The remains of Henry Hill, a Fin lander, aged 38 years, were found on the Copper River railway track near Mile 2 early yesterday morning and U. S. Commissioner Adams had a jury em paneIled to inquire into the cause of his death It consisted of c. T. Mellison, D. T. Phillips, Wm. Urquhart E o. Miller, A. T. Hay and C. B Goettels.
 Dr. w. W. Council was the only wit ness and he testified that it would be difficult to determine the exact cause of the mans death unless an autopEy was held. From all indications he be- 1ieved that 1t could be attributed to heart disease, superinduced by alco- holic liquor
 Hill had been employed by Charles Aarsor as fl tie cutter along I1yak iaf,e end he was evidently on his way to work when he succumbed. as he had his lunch with hi,a. A search or Hills cabin revealed an almost empty bot tie of "white mule" or moonshino 'whiakey md the supposition is that his indulgence in this poisonous fluid vas, the indirect. if not the direct cause of his death.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
EXPLOSION AT
 CHICAGO DOES
 MUCH DAMAGE

CHICAGO, Feb. 25-The explo- sion of powder magazine at stone quarry in the southwestern outskirts of Chicago last night shook the en- tire city. causing considerable excite ment before the site of detonation was discovered. Windows were shat were lost
 After an all-night investigation the police announced that the brief dyna- mite explosion which rocked south Chicago early this morning, causing damage estimated at $1,0O0,O00, was the result of premeditated plan
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
Compromise Suggested by
 President Is Embodied h
 This Important Document

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Sen ate foreign relations committee was ordered to favorably report the four power treaty with its supplements
 nd reservations and naval lmita- tion of the submarine treaties. The reservations of the four gower treaty embodies the compromise suggested after a conference with President Harding. who declares there is nothing in the treaty to be construed as foreign" alliance. It was ap- proved by a vote of 10 to 3. The treaty itself was ordered favorably reported by the same vote, with Sen ators Johnson, Borah and Shields