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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
FIRE IN BRICK PLANT
DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE

TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 20:-An
overheated oven in a dryer of the
Kreischer brick factory in Kreisch-
erville called out the firemen of ISL
engine company, ~Tottenville, and
the volunteer department of Krei-
scherville shortly after s o'clock last
night. The blaze was soon extin-
guished with slight damage to the
dryer. The alarm vas turned in
from the box near the plant and the
auto engine from Tottenville made
a record run over the two miles to
the blaze along Arthur Kill road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
BETHEL PASTOR LEAVES
TO LECTURE UP STATE

TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 20.-Dr.
Oscar l.. Joseph, pastor of Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church left this
morning to deliver three lectures at
the Newburgh District Assembly of
of the New York confer
cree. The subject of his lectures
are 1.-The Unfinished Professionalism"
1.-The Destructive Pulpit" and Tho
Manysided Passionate"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
Propose Union Evangelical Churches

HARRINGTON, III, Sept 70"
Union of the Evangelical Associa-
ton and the United Evangelical
church, a movement which has been
underway for some time, is expect
ed to be consummated at the gen
era1 conference of the church to DC
held here in October, according to
f. S. Hengst, stewardship secretary
of the United Evangelical church.
A number of ministers in the east
Pennsylvania conference. however
including Bishop w. F. Hall, are
opposed to the union, Mr.. Hengst
stated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. William Reid and daughter
Evelyn, will be away for several
days.
The South Old Bridge Civic CLUB
viii, hold monthly dances at their
hall. instead of every Saturday, as
in the past summer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
NATIONAL JEWISH HOSPITAL
NOTES

DIR. ID. c. Gross, who has been con
rccted with the National Jewish Hos
pital for several years, has resigned
and will enter the service of the Den
yer Public Health.
DIR. Gross will be succeeded by DR..
II. Il. Mann Of Memphis. Tenn.
Miss E'rcdericka Watson who is in
Charge of the Children's Hospital of
the National Jewish Hospital. gave n
Valentines party to her little ones
DR.. Paul Lewis of the Henry
phipp's Institution. Philadelphia. was
entertained by the staf and medical
advisory board of the National Jewish
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
SIONIAN CLUB DANCE.

One of the outstanding social events
of the past week was the elaborate
dinner dance given by the Sionian
club Saturday evening in the Holland
room of the ShirleySavoy Hotel. Ap-
pointmcnts were carried out, with the
club colors blue and gold. Dainty
favors were presented. each having
the name of the particular guest en-
hossed upon them. Covers were laiu
for Mr.. and Mrs Nate SiIverman amt
Misses: Flora Robinson. Esther Stel-
ior Ida Emrcich. Clara Friedman,
Estclle Berman, Eva Stellor. Mamie
uellerstein Beatrice Lipksliitz, Bee
Goldberg, Rosamond Roscn. Messrs.
Sam NJ. Goldberg, William Sperling'
Sam NJ Segal. Dave II. Morris, Abe
Pcninsky, Abe Zelkin. Isidorc kap-
Ian. Robert NJ. Gisser, Israel Mandel-
Ecrg, Nelson Schachet.-I. G. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL MEETING

The Sisterhood of Temple Emnn@oi
held their regular meeting on Monday
in the ycstry rooms of the Temple at
10Th and Pearls. Miss Rena Lazar gave
three beautiful vocal solos, Your Eyes,
Down. "Yillanclla" by Daer and
"Acqua".
Mrs. Morris Ripley gave IA paper on
Child Training in the Home which
was followed by The Child in Sab
bath School by DIR. VIM. Friedman,
The Adolescint Child" by Mrs. Nor
ris COIN, "The Value and Necessity of
2 Community Sunday School by Mrs
A. Morris, Miss Marion Levy gave two
beautiful cello solos Sonata by Ec-
ellis. Peppers. Majuraka accompanied
by Mr.. ASslinger
The meeting closed with Mrs. Stunt
kers impromptcr remarks which were
greatly enjoyed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr. Herman VILE of Buffalo, n. "
n member of the Executive Board of
the Union of American Hebrew Con
gregations. and of the Board of Man
rgcrs of Synagog and School EXten-
sion, was recently honorcd with ban
ouet upon his retirement from the
Presidency of Temple Beth Zion, after
fifteen years of service as its presid-
ing officer and twenty-five years Il
member of its Board At the ban
uuet. tribute was paid TO Mr.. Vile in
various addresses He was presented
with a platinum watch and chain by
the congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
ISRAEL AUXILIARY
GIVE SUCCESSFUL DANCE

The st. Valentine dance given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary, Sheerith Israel
Congregation was most successful, due
to the committee in charge.
The fancy ballet dancing of Mae
Rose Wandel, Jessie Sachs, and her
little friend, were features of the eve
ming.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Congregation Sheerith
Israel, will be held ut the synagos,
10th and LAWRENCE street. "Wednesday,
February -. Kindly bring money and
unsold tickets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Louis Frankel entertained ut
the Orpheum Tuesday for Mrs. Abe
Louis.
Mesdames Isadore Amter and Sailing
Simon entertained at luncheon We'd
nesday for Mrs. Jacob Stern,
DR.. Ed. L. Newlander and niece
Jewell l.. Bernstein, motored down
from Casper to Denver and is visiting
Ids sister, Mrs. Harry h. Roscnbium.
The Misses Elsie and Alice levin
are at Mercy Hospital, where they
underwent successful operations, Tues
day.
The Beth Israel Hospital is promis-
ing Denver Jewry very happy and
enjoyable evening when they give their
big Coronation Mask ball at the Cor
onado Club building on March the
Ninth. The Beth Israel Hospital plans
10 open their doors in II very short
time, and plan to raise enough money
urn iillS w put
touches to the building. There will
he eight Queens, ut least. ut the dance
each being known by a different
name. These queens are chosen by
popular vote. The winning queen is
to be known. by the name of Queen
of Sheba." \ prize will be given to
the first young man to guess, who Will
be the queen of Shcba.
Another of the O. w. w. Clubs Sc
ries of affairs was given in form
of n Valentine party. February H.
1922 at the home of Mr.. y. sherman
Those that We're present are: Misses
I.cona Schacet. Betty kietZ, Lean
Cohen. Lena Gagenberger, Mary iash-
man. Hose Knight. Ester Specter
Messrs. Lester Leight. Harold Ieiin-
kofr. Julius Hollander, Nathan Sher'
man, Nathan Millenson. Charles Stein
berg and David Rudolph.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Rabbi Samuel J. Harris. Oh. L. c..
'2O) was duly installed as the spir-
itual leader of Congregation Shomer
Emumin (Collingwood Avenue Tenn
plc). Toledo, last Friday evening. Rnb-
Iii Harris has since his graduation
been the leader of Temple Israel. OF
La Faycttc. Ind. where he made n
splendid record. He is n young man
of fine appearance and attractive per
sonaIity. The Toledo congrega ton is
fortunate in having secured his ser
vices.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
Interesting Items

A Hebrew theological seminary will
be built at the northeast corner OF
Douglas boulevard and st. Louis ave-
nue.. Chicago. 1t is said to be the only
institution of its kind west of New
York. 1t will be 76X10G and will cost
100000. The theological library, gen.
cral offices, and six large classrooms
will he on the first floor; the second
will contain four classrooms and 4
large assembly hall to be used for re-
iigious purposes. There will be a
large dining room and kitchen i'll tn"
basement. 1t will be completed early
next spring.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
UNEEK.iKI STAG PARTY.

The Uneekaki's held Il stag last
Wednesday evening at the y. NJ {
A., where everyone enjoyed entertain
ments and II good time.
y most elaborate dance will be given
at the 9Iontclair Country club by un
eekaki's and Il few friends next Wed.
ncsday evening, Feb. 22nd. Mr.. Paul
Scral will eutertain.-J. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

GneScn the Jewish composer, who
is at present in Constantinople, has
completed an opera. the libretto Of
which is in the Hebrew language The
music is constructed mninly ON the
themes supplied by Jewish folk songs
Gncscn intends shortly to proceed to
the United States to arrange for its
production.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Hospital, at luncheon "Wednesday. DIR.
Lewis is member of the national re-
search board of the hospital, and one
OF the most prominent research men
Of the country.
Or. Lewis will address the Denver,
and County Medical society ON The
Relation of Hcrcdity to Tuberculosis"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
NOTICE TO CLUBS

Your are requested to nominate your
Queens at once for the Big Coronation
Mask Ball to be held at the Coronado
Clubs on March the Ninth. Notify Mrs.
Pansy Cohen at York GT21-J at once.
Young mems clubs nominate your most
popular girl friend and support her for
the place of Queen Of Sheba."
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Samuel Frauenthnl. one of the old
New Workers. died ut the age of u.
He came to New York "A years ago,
and lived for a time i'm Wilkes-Barre.
Pa. where his remains have been in
TERED. Eight children survive him.
among them being DR.. Henry F'rauen-
thai, head of the Hospital for Joint
Diseases of New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
THE SIONIAN CLUB

The Sionian club announces Messrs.
Abe Zclkin and Isidore Kaplan as new
members. Initiation was held last
Sunday. L. b.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
o. w. L.

A special meeting of the club was
called February u, to make final ar
rangemcnts for Valentine party 10 he
given Tuesday, February IL, W.
Charles Steinberg became member
David Rudolph an applicant. There
will he no meeting February 14.-I.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Iiost deserved compliment that the
Herold Publishing Co. is recognized
as being able to continue this high
class work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr.. David Norman. who is at thc
head of the. only Jewish family in
Inglehart, Ont. has been elected may
or of that city. Mr.. Norman was
member of the City Council for ten
wears
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
"N" BASKET BALL LEAGUE
schednle for Feh. 20. 10g2.

Schedule for Feb. 20. 1922.
Paramomts vs.. Ks, 500 p. m; B's
vs. vs., SIS u. m; Ccntaurians vs.
ButTalos, 9:30 p. m.
Schedule for Feb. p. 1922:
Paramounts VS.. NS, 200 p. III. KS
vs.. vs., $40 p m; y. Il. VS.. DIS 9:3G
y. mt G. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Tho death is announced at Basic
Switzerland at the age of II, of DIR.
Felix Lewandowssy. famous der
matologist and principal of the Der
matological Clinic
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

A junior congregation in which the
children conduct the entire services
las been formed Mt the Ahabat Sholom
Congregation. Lynn, Mass. There are
over 100 members already enrolled.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Jewish farmers at Luzon, \. Y,
have formed The Jewish Welfare As
ISOLATION Eighty-four members We're
enrolled mt the initial meeting.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15


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er, Max, from Vancouver.
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Mrs. Louis Cohen, Jr., will entertain
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Friday, February II, ut Baurs. Miss
Sarah Rachofsky will preside.
Mr.. Louis Helbourn, manager OF
the Orpheum thcater, entertained a;
box party Saturday afternoon, for
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg. who were
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Nv ,,as,,.,a. nua uandor
ra,.. c,,,,,,.,,, D,ro co,ds,.;n Ion
Fox, Nate Goldberg, Dave Goldberg
and Niss Vrnpa Cohnn of London
The Thursday club VIII meet TINS
week with Mrs. VIM. Friedman.
Co..
urday for their nome IN Pcoria' H.
while III the city MI. ana MIS-. stern
cial affairs.
MI. L. fier'~ Nit ioi N'e>'''"'' ~
| JON MS i"ii'i'!' WIN '"ei,i
ing "Trip 10 Europe' nc 'aN'' '"
means Oh piuuihs MS iiie"'' eoo"
p!e.
NJ, Gao Iorocti and mother Mrs
ro,.h.,,or, will entertain twelve
| 1t. S,,,,,,, , ,uction I,,ncb-
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar WetZlar enter
| min, Mt R,ur's and will entertain
,g,in tbe o3rd
|
| Mr.. ana Mrs Il. KusIhah entertain
evening. to celebrate the announce
ment of the engagement of their son.
| Edward.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15


Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. \. Lorber leaves the latter
uart of this week for New York.
Mrs sydney Kohn entertained at
auction Thursday.
Miss Sanction Degcn leaves shortly
for Chicago and Dixon, Ill, later TO
attend the wedding of her neice, Ruth
Rosenthal, of Dixon, Ill, to Morton
RIchntz, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selix an Ceeh oil
Chicago, spent few days here visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Adolph Morris will entertain
the Friday club, the. guest OF honor
will be Mrs Jacob Stern.
Mrs. Hattie $. Prudential mas
moved to the Ell Tovar Apartments
1915 Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Chisdes an"
daughter Ann, left for Cahiorhi"'
';'hpy will remain until Spring
Mrs b. willcns Gift for Chicago SUN
day.
Ncsdomcs Walter Iitchensteln an"
nate Goldsmith entertained ut an a"e
ton luncheon Tuesday ut the home Oh
Mrs. Litchenstein.
Mrs. Newhouse, who has been the
house guest of her daughter, MIS-
Benedict Shubart left Wednesday iof
her home in Kansas City.
Mrs Soul II. Perotin left for an
extended trip to Chicago, Gary anu
Louisville, KY, where she Will WISH
with her parents. Later Will leave Tor
''cw York. meeting her husband anu
Lis family who are expected from Eu-
rope.
Mrs f NJ Silverberg was removed
t. her home Tuesday following the
birth of baby girl mt st. Anthony
l.osuital, Feb. 4th The little one VIII
lie called Gladys Barbara.
Mrs. f Litman who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Nate Gold
smith. will leave shortly for five
months eastern visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -Jarecki will en-
tcrtain at dinner Sunday evening.
The Brides club meets Thursday
with Mrs. Dick Levy.
Miss Pauline Grimes has returned
from school in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schaycr are now
il their new home GAO Steele street.
Mrs. Rose jackson and children, Mr..
and Mrs. III. NJ. Faber, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Newmark of New YORK
spent the week end at the Broadmoor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glickman OF
Richmond Hill, Long Island an
. nornce the birth of II baby daughter,
I February 3 Mrs. Glickman will he
remembered as Miss Minnie ToSarsK!
Of this city.
III The Five Musketcers entertained for
Miss SYLVIA Zciler at the home Oh
Mrs. l.. Rudolph, $50 East 10Th ave
,,uc. Dancing was enjoyed during the
I evening. Miss Teller, who was former
ly of Salt Lake City is making her
Z home in Denver.
Mrs. Adolph Erdman, Mrs. Chas.
= ,;rcenclay Mrs. Gus Rechnitz. Mrs.
\ Eernhardt Klein and Mrs. Morris
& Tishler will lie hostcsses ut two card
ralrncheons. February 10th and 18th, at
HI Baurs.
III Mrs. Jeanette Hellman and MI.
L! ike Eckstein announce their engage
ment. Mrs. Hellman is well known III
4 the city. having lived here II great par.
n of her life. Mr.. Eckstein is Il prom
a inent. retired business man of Glens
StTerry. Idaho.
II The Tuesday Sewing club met this
'sITue.,day with Mrs. Lou Mayer.
one of the most inspiring evenings
the reception given Saturday by
HlMr. and Mrs. Sam Grimes. i'll honor
BLOT Mr.. Nahum Sokolow and DIR. Celiih
III SokOlow.
"A The following pere present: MI
9,and Mrs. Michael Michaelson. MI.
Sand Mrs. II. II. F'rumess, Mr.. and Mrs.
3M. $. Radctsky, Mr.. and Mrs. Zen
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

The Misses Anita Lesser and Min
dell Winter entertained their young
friends ut heart valentine dinner
dance Sunday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Isaacson will be
hosts at a: dinner Thursday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. !. w. Becker will give up heI
apartment and move TO the ArSonaut
I'Otel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

one of the most inspiring evenings
Twas the reception given Saturday by
AIR. and Mrs. Sam Grimes. i'll honor
of Mr.. Nahum Sokolow and Dr. Celinh
iSokOlow.
The following pere present: MI
land Mrs. Michael Michaelson. Mr..
land Mrs II. ii. F'rumess, Mr.. and Mrs.
In. $. Radetsky. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grimes, MI.
land Mrs. Max Grimes, Mr.. ana Mrs.
George NJ. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Schayer. Or. and Mrs. o. NJ. Shere,
DR.. c. d. Spivak, DR.. Louis Adelmah'
lDr. C. T. II. Kauvnr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Hornbcin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Lorber, Mr.. Joseph Jaffa, Mr.. NJ. Tan
1ncnbaum of Los Angeles, Cal. Mr..
William A. WeXall of Casper, Wyo"
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schayer and Mr..
land Mrs. ]. Shapiro of Salt Lake City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin ToiarsNy
announce the marriage of their daugh-
/ ter. Shirley, to Mr.. VIM. Bloom.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Miss Charlotte Bittcrman entertain
ed her young friends Saturday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

The Tuesday Sewing club met thi'
Tuesday with Mrs. Lou Mayer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Friends of Mrs. Theresa Jareci VIII
lie pleased to hear of her speedy re-
covcry from her recent operation OF
appendicitis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs Adolph Erdman, Mrs. Chas'
Grccnclay. Mrs. Gus Rechnitz. Mrs.
Rernlardt Klein and Mrs. Morris
FISHER will Ice hostcsses at two card
lrncheons. February 10th and 25th, at
Baurs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

The Five Musketcers entertained for
Miss SYLVIA Zeiler at the home Oh
Mrs l.. Rudolph. so East 18th ave
,,uc. Dancing was enjoyed during the
evening. Miss Zciler, who was former
ly of Salt Lake City is making her
hnmp in Denver
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. j. n. Lorber leaves the latter
part of this week for New YORK.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15
Social Neus

Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wallbrunn VIII
entertain at an anniversary dinner
Sunday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Jeanette Hellman and Mr..
ike Eckstein announce their engage
ment. Mrs Hellman is well known i'll
the city. having lived here II great par
of her life. Mr.. Eckstein is Il prom
inent retired business man of Glens
Terry Idaho.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Al Newman gave Il
silver anniversary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

The Sigma Theta ri gave lunch
con and theatre party for pledges.
Miss Clara Lulie was the guest of
honor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Sydney Kohn entertained ut
auction Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Newhouse, who has been the
bouse guest of her daughter, Mrs
BENEDICT Shubart left Wednesday Tor
her home in Kansas City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Rose jackson and children, MI.
and Mrs. III. NJ. Fabcr, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Ncwmark of New YORK
spent the week end ut the Broadmoor
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mcsdames Walter I.itchenstein an"
Nate Goldsmith entertained Mt an auc
ton luncheon Tuesday ut the home Oh
Mrs. Litchenstein.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Miss Sanction Degen leaves shortly
for Chicago and Dixon, Ill, later TO
attend the wedding of her neice, Ruth
Rosenthal, of Dixon, Ill, to Morton
Hkchnitz, of this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Little Jack Goldsmith entertaine6
his friends Saturday afternoon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glickman OF
Richmond Hill, Long Island an
nounce the birth of II baby daughter
February 3. Mrs. Glickman Will he
remembered us Miss Minnie To6arsK!
Of this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dilenken of Los
Angeles. Calf, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Rose, to Mr..
edward Rusman of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Louis Frankel entertained ut
the Orpheum Tuesday for Mrs. Abe
Louis.
Evening journal., 1922-03-09

"Tanlac has been worth its weight
in gold to me and all the money on
earth could not buy the good It has
done me-" said Harry McAvoy. with
the Alexandra Hotel Of Los Angeles,
one of the largest and finest hotels in
Southern California.
In 1900 / suffered a general
breakdown and during these years I
spent a small fortune searching for
health. 1 tried every medicine and
treatment money could buy, but the
best 1 could do was TO get a little
temporary relief. Finally, 1 gave out
completely under the strain and had
to quit work altogether.
Il had Indigestion in It's worst
form. Nothing agreed with me and
L was absolutely afraid to eat, for Il
meant nothing but suffering after
wards didn't know what It was to
get a good nights rest and was al
most a nervous wreck. lost so much
weight and strength 1 was almost
too weak to walk.
"At last. 1 realized I could hold
out no longer and. as had read a
a
my mind to give It a trial. Well, sir
It was the greatest and happiest sur
prise of my life, for / began to feel
better right away. Ny appetite i'm
proved, I began to sleep better and
my strength gradually returned. SO ]
kept right on taking the medicine
and in only a few weeks time my
troubles had all left and I found /
had gained fifteen pounds in weight
From that day to this I have
positively been in the best health ]
ever enjoyed in my life. never
have an ache or pain. eat any
thing I want and don't suffer any
bad after effects at all; in fact. fee
like a new man and have plenty OF
strength and energy. Ny nerves are
steady and strong and my sleep is
restful and refreshing"
Evening journal., 1922-03-09
G. w. KYSER is
OUT WITH STATEMENT

ct am feeling Ike a different man
now, thanks to Tanlac; In fact am
feeling fine and nothing has helped
me but Tanlao. am recommend
ing It to my friends as the best med
icine I have ever found TO build up
a weak, rundown system and to re-
store lost health and vigor."
This statement was made by Judge
G.. W. Kyser, 1904 West Ninth St..
Austin, Texas. Judge Kyser seE(ed
in the Civil War with the 32d Texas
Cavalry under Colonel Woods and
occupied the bench In Caldwell
county for 20 years and resigned this
office to accept tire appointment as
Commissioner OF Pensions under
Governor Colquitt. After 1s months
in this Office. he was compelled 10
retire from active life on account
Of failing health.
He Is not only one OF Austin
most highly respected citizens but Is
prominently known throughout the
State.
Evening journal., 1922-03-09
0PT0METRIST TELLS
OF HIS EXPERIENCE

'Tanlac has proven to be such a
fne thing for me-" SAID Harris
Greenberg. 1856 North Cicero Ave.
Chicago, H.. well known optome-
trist. that I am glad to relate my
experience with # for the benefit of
others. why. the medicine has
made me feel every bit OF twenty
years younger and I no longer won
der that so many people are pralsing
It.
"I had been bothered for some
thing like ten years with a very
severe case Of indigestion and, ]
think, about all the ailments that go
with Il, but Tanlac has certainly
brought about a remarkable change
I'm my condition. My stomach
misery. as we'll as all my other all
ments, has disappeared now and
have so much strength and energy
that 1 often keep on the go all day
without feeling tired. In fact, Tan
lac has made me feel just like /
wanted TO feel. It certainly is a
great medicine"
Evening journal., 1922-03-09
HEALTH CENTERS
DO BIG WORK
219 New Cases Treated in
Wilmington Last Month;
Discharge "a
TREAT 1O3 CASES
OUTSIDE THE CITY

The March bulletin issued by the
Child Welfare Commission OF Della
ware shows that in February the
health centers in Wilmington re-
ceived 219 new cases and discharged
Ga persons who were being treated.
In the State outside Wilmington
1O3 new cases were admitted.
School children were examined by
nurses as follows: Georgetown. 6s;
Milford. 254; Smyrna, 293; Har-
rington, 2S4, laurel, 9O Dover, 1872.
Dr. William French, medical di-
rector of the commission, has been
asked to deliver a series Of FIVE lee
lures to a group OF students taking
the course on social economies at
Johns Hopkins University. The talks
are to treat with problems Of COM
munity organization.
Miss Emma Il. Shisler. child well
fare nurse at Dover. has been APP
pointed assistant supervisor in charge
of prenatal work for Delaware. Miss
Shlsler's successor is Miss Elizabeth
Rogers, OF Dover.
The childrens Washington birth
day party. which is TO be given by
the education committee OF the VIII
mington New Century Club for the
benefit OF the milk fund. on account
OF tho scarlet fever quarantine had
to be postponed from February 25
TO March %. A Washington birth
day play with a cast composed en-
tirely of children, and games, stories