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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19

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 dies of gauge and paper treated with powerful chemicals into the legislative hall during the filibuster, causing sev- eral men to be overcome.
 Charge Toomey With Hiring
 The men said they were hired by John Toomey of Providence and paid by William c. Pelky, chairman of the republican state central committee, ac- cording to the newspaper. The news paper gave the names of the gangsters as Ike Mccarthy, Joe Foley, Joe Cot ter. Tom Lally, Toots Murray and Mat thew McGovern.
 The gas saturated papers were discov- cred in the senate chambers after sev- eral senators had become so ill they had to be treated in a hospital.
 The senate had been deadlocked since it convened the first of the year. Bit ter arguments between the republicans and the democrats caused the deadlock, and so evenly divided was the strength, that none of the state bills could be passed.
 .ss- Gas Plot Described .-According to the affidavit sworn to by.Tally, the headquarters of the gang on the. morning of June 10 was in q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19

a few weeks he would be prepared to take the stump. It is understood that Mir. Davis wants him to speak in New Eng land, and to deal extensively with the tariff, comparing the effect of the Un- derwood tariff as against the Fordney- McCumber tariff on the cost of living to the citizen of average means.
 Senator Underwood will leave within few days he said this afternoon. for Birmingham, thence to Tate Springs.
 Senator J. Thomas Heflin of Ala bama, will also campaign for the ticket. He will go to Alabama this week on the lecture platform in Arkansas Tennes- see and South Carolina. Afterwards, he will speak for the Davis-Bryan tick ct in Kentucky, Missouri and the far west. s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19

neighbors told me what good Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for her, and it has surely done wonders for me l hope all woman who suffer will take my advice as the Vegetable Compound has done so much to bring back my vigor and strength. "- Mrs. ALBERT E. DEs- CHAUD, Momence, Illinois.
 Over 121, ,000 women have SO far replied to our question, Have you received benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ? " 98 per cent, of these replies answer ''Yes."
 That is 9s out of every 100 women who take this medicine for the ail- ments for which it is recommended are benefited by it. For sale by drug" gistS everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
|GANGSTERS HIRED FOR GAS ATTACK
 IN R. l. SENATE
Pelky Paid For Gassing, Affidavits Of Men
 Claim

PROVIDENCE, R. L. July 1S.-The Providence News today, prints sen- sational story, asserting 1t has affida- wits from a number of Boston and New York gangsters in which they confess they were hired by republicans to break the recent filibuster in the state legis- lature. %
 The gangsters, according to, tHA news paper, are the men who iaff6ddeed bun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
SEN. UNDERWOOD.
 TO TAKE STUMP FOR J. W. DAVIS
Personal Invitation From Democratic Nominee 3.
 Is Accepted
Washington Bureau)

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1S.- Senator Oscar W. Underwood today ac- cepted Rhe personal invitation of John W. Davis, democratic nominee for the presidency that he subject himself to the direction of the speaking bureau of the national committee, and campaign for the national, ticket. a9
 Senator Underwood replied that after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
SINGERS TO CONVENE

Annual Meeting Of Singers At Court House Saturday And Sunday
 The Jefferson County Christian Har- mony Musical association is expecting the largest gathering in its history when the annual convention of the associa- tion is held at the county court house Saturday and Sunday.
 The program includes singing, cleo tion of officers, appointment of com mittees and other features of interest to the membership. All members are re- quested to attend and to bring with them their song books. Sacred song lovers are invited to participate in the convention,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
MOORE NAMED REeEIYER

BUFFALO, N. T., July 1S.-Federal Judge R. Hazelton today appointed Arthur S. Moore of Rochester receiver in an equity action brought by the Con tinental Motors Corporation of Rich mond, Va, against the Selden Truck Corporation of Rochester. Figures in troduced in court showed liabilities of S1, ,792, ,134.40 and assets of $2,01S,- 673.91 on the books of the Seldom Cor poration on May 31.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19

senate committee room. He stated that Toomey, in the presence of Pelky, asked him to place something which he car ried' in his coat pocket as near Lieuten- ant Governor Felix A. Toupin as possi- ble. The affidavit says Lally refused.
 Lally saAs he later saw Toomey call Murray and a few minutes later Mur- ray and Foley entered the senate cham Der, Murray taking a seat near the ros- trum close by the lieutenant governor. A. few minutes later, he said, he saw Murray bend over and drop something he had been holding in his hands. Mur- ray then crushed something with his heel and walked away, the affidavit says. Soon afterwards, gas began spread. ing through the chamber.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
RECEIyERs FILE REPORT

CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Charles G. Wilson and Arthur IT Vanderbilt, an- cillary receivers of tbe Virginia Caro- lima Chemical company, today filed q second report in federal court, show ing statement of assets and liabilities of the company prepared by auditors as of March 1. 1924. The report showed that total liabilities of the company were a$S9. .492,015 and assets $S6,- 276,0T1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
COAL CONGESTION
 FEARED BY BOARD
Interstate Commerce .Commis- sion Warns Against Delay

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-A warn ing that if bituminous coal shipments for winter consumption are deferred for any considerable time, a car shortage and heavy congestion on the railroads probably will result, was issued by the interstate commerce commission.
 The commission urgently suggested" to the people of the northwest that they purchase their coal early in order to avoid a curtailment in the transporta- tion necessary for the heavy movement of agricultural products in the fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
APPEALS CONVICTION

CINCINNATI, O., July 1S.-T. A. Mitchell of Nashville, Tenn, today filed an appeal in United States circuit of appeals to sentence of two years at Atlanta penitentiary on each of five counts of an indictment charging him with violating the Harrison anti-nar- cotic act, imposed by Judge John J Gore, of Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19

women WnO nave
 female weakness, las ithas helped me
 very much in ev- cry way possible. II was working in
 a dining room in town, and some. times 1 could not
 do my work /; had pains ih the lower part of fmy body and had to stay in bed. One of my
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
EDUCATORS WIFE DIES
Word Received Of Death Of Mir
 Charles Eliot k

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 1S.-- Word was received here today of the death of Mrs. Charles W. Eliot, wife of the president emeritus of Harvard university, at Asticou, Mount Desert, Maine. s K4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
HUMBLE OIL -POSTS,---e--
 MORE REDUCTIONS.
Texas And Gulf Announce Sim
 liar Prices

HOUSTON, Tex, July 1S.-The Humble Oil and Refining Company late yesterday posted another 25 cent re- duction in the price of Gulf Coast crude A. grade, going to $1.50 barrel, "B' grade was cut from $145 to $1.30. Sim liar prices were posted this morning by the Texas Company and Gulf Pro- duction Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
ADMIT OBSERVING

MOBILE, July 1S.-Harold Blake, 9, of Cincinnati, Ohio. and J. A. Vol ford, 25, of Cumberland, Maryland, walked up to police headquarters here today and surrendered, announcing that they had deserted from Fort Sam Houston, Tex. The men said that they had been absent for more than month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-19
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1ych ~ deastnil kde ktery z
vyzna1ilne ejsfch nakladateld. A
jest6 dnes pov valce stall ismc
sc sv9dky zufiv6 nakladatelske
souteze, kterA svedcf, ze -obli-
ba Tk1bizykeho v nassach n
doyeho. ctenAfstva je takova;a
BY bylo mozno odvaziti sc Ii
dovych vydanich neobycejne le
ynych. X zasazeni pametni de-
sky v Marianskych 'Laznfch ma
me nalou poznamku. Nejen
pamatka Tfebizskeho, ale tez
pamatka jinych nasich spiso-
vateld mela by byti pctena tim
to zpdsobem v t. w. ohroze-
nem dzeani. Take ma pr. dmrt-
nj dornek Karla Hynka Machy
" Iitom6ricfch ceka, kdy bude
nan vsazena deska, odstranena
$ neho dele nez pred ctvrtsto-
letim. A. v.
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nalezite uctena. Kdyz uvazi-
me, kolika generacemi prosel
jiz odkaz tohoto historickeho
vypravece, ktereho mozno po-
vazovati "a predchddce a V j.
stem smyslu soupere nasefio
'Tambora svobody, Aloise Ji-
faska, pcchopime, ze jeho mi
sto je mezi temi, ktefi zpraco-
vavali, Stroke vrstvy lidove Ii
vice Y MICH smysl pro minuiost
naseho naroda a dokoncujlce
TAX dilo, zacate takovyn ma
piatym 1alim V epose obrozeti-
ske. Jeste po tricetiletem .vyro-
.ci. ktere spadalo tesne pl\d "a
vatck svetove valky, ifohli
jsme Sc podivovati Kouzevnat4-
mu ziyotu dila tohoto autosa.
Praye okolnost, ze vyprsela
lhIta, urcena k ochrane nakla.
datelskeho monopolu, ktery do
sud Sc starals . cetna nova w
dani jeho knih,. vyvolala pra:
We vydavatelske dostihy, KITE.
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Vaclav Bene;-Tfebizsky, je

Vaclav Bene;-Trebizsly, je-
muz u pfilezitosti 40. vvroci
umrti bude zasazena pametni
deska v Marianskych Laznich
peel "N.s'J. s., pochazel ze
stare rodiny pismacke. liz ja-
ko student pracoval literarne.
Stav 81 pozd6ji knezem, phso-
bill v Litni a Klecanech' u Pra-
hKs Narsal i1iriozstvi. povidek.
povekti a pohadek prodchnn-
ttych .lakon k narodu. M nohs
2 nich terpany jsou Z dob hui
sitskvchA a zalostne doby po-
belchorsk6. Zemfel teprve pet
atficetilety 90. cerNna 1884 7
Mar. Laznlch a pohrben sla-
vnostne ma hfbitove vysehrad-
skem, kdes uspofadana bude ma
pamet, jeho tryzna.a Take Tre-
bizsky zasluhuje, aby ho vde-
'Gcn4s Observation-Disclosures ma
rod d proto chapelhe;, ze h4ied
,prvni ,pfilezitosti bylo ,vzpolle-
nntos aby jeho palnAtka- -bSla
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Pazourek 4. Lisy {
1919 FLEET AVE: /.
rob independence Rd.

. Veskere plechafske pokry-
vacske prace. zavadsni a spravky
fernesi Sc rychle vykonavaji.
s Pokryvani stfech patentnim pa
pirem a opravovani bfidlicovych
stfech jest nasi specialitou.
Nase dlouholeta zkusenost '
obouo borech yam zarucuje prvo-
tfidnl praci a 1plnou spoko;enost.
Zduolejte tel. Broad, 3OI2..,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
ROZUMNE.

Dana: Proc plases9'
Hosik: "Protozel jsem mel
zaprasene kalhotky."
Dana: Ale nyni jsou piece
este"
Hosik: "Ano. protoke je ma
minka vyprasila. ale zaponmsla
je Dive Sc mre stahnout.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

laky pozadavek Jest kladen ma vAa
srak kazdeho >dney
PfiHs mnoho prAce Jest vykonav4no
pn spatnem svstle nAAledek toho
lest. - zrak Jest pfepfnAn. cfm xpti-
so0eno Jest bolenf hlavy. nervosa atd.
Jest lepsfm pravidlem d&ti si oci
proMednouti 1ednou rocne. nezli cs.
kstl - vAm oci vypovi sluxbu.
N Nase dlouholetA slukba Jest vast "a
fakou. ss skla yam .bndop ptedsps6na
pesss. je-li toho naprostos tFsba.
GUST. j kASPER.
cEskf xkAgsftk < oPrnNllrai1sr Ms
s4is CLARK Avn.
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ELISKA. KRASNOHORSKA.

Renata Tyr;ovs naroda Sc Pfaze jako dcera nficha
Fuesnera zakladatele Sokola dne 3 cnee 1854 Sala
cho drueho zakaatee pno na6enika Pazsks jednoty
zapoenuteneho dr. Mosava Tye Vynka jake spsovateka
skeych spisl oboru vyvarneho um9n tnnost riznyeh fl
antropcych ogansac e sedmdea narozeny slavery bu-
dou neien Sokolstvem ale ceou Geskou vefejhost.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
COrnS
Never Use a Knife

Never Use a KnDel
1t is so easy to get rid OF a
corn. Blue-jay ends them.
Stops the pain instantly.
Then the corn loosens and
comes out. Does away with
dangerous pairing. Get
Blue-jay at your druggist.
Evening star., 1924-06-08

Sorfhrrn California is
tHf nf:U gat &c dy to
Hardii.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
ACE HIGH BOYS

The dance of Kings and Queens
sponccred by the Aces will be held at
the Coronado Sunday, November 16,
at the Coronado club. George Han.
cock and his orchestra will be on hand
to give those present the pleasure Of
dancing TO the best music in the city.
We are going to make this dance the
most royal affair of the year with
something new and different from that
which you have had in the past
This will be the best place in the
world to be present on November 1G
to drive away your blues and worries.
We promise that everyone will .lsare
after the last piesc is played with his
heart saturated with feeling of hap
piness-B. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
Club Neus
TIE BUSINESS MEMS CLUB

The business Mems club extends To
every jew cordial invitation to he
present at dinner Wednesday eve
ming, October 18th, G:30 o'clock at the
II. NJ. II.
After delicious feast and stirring
music, DIR. j. |. limestone of New
York and Chancellor Harper of the
University of Denver will address the
assemblage. The evening promises ia
be memorable one.
Tcre is an opportunity for all of
Dcnrcr's Jews to spend an enjoyable
evening listen to some splendid speak.
ers and music, and participate in a
noble work.
As the time is short and for other
satisfactory reasons the reservations
must be received by the committee at
3o3 Foster Bldg, not later than the
10th Of October.
No Enthusiastically no funds so
licltcd. But one big night is assuded to
all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
KEEP KOLORADO KOOL

At the Progress club, Sunday eve
ninf, October &c, that big doublc-
header Bnai Birth, double orchestra
dance will be held. The event of the
season.
Denver lodge, No. III, |. o. i. T.,
has arranged one of the most stupcnd-
Gus affairs given in Denver. Two full
orchcstras will furnish constant music
during the evening. A regiment of
committeeman will be on hand to see
that every one is having big time.
All members of the "B. H." and their
ladies' are cordially invited and urged
to attend this gct-together get acquaint-
cd affair.
There will he charge for admittaEce
and no funds will be solicited. unless
xou care to tnlR- to oh secretary. Mr..
Abncr Wagman. who will be on hand
with n new receipt book.
Let's make this an affair to be re-
membcred fer al time 10 come. The
b. Il. lodge, with its charitable and
philanthropic activities and firm be
lief in the American constitution. has
also a touch of entertainment feeling
whereby its members may enjoy the
hospitality of their efforts
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
TIE PYRAMID CLUB

The new Pyramid Club Rooms
have been completely furnished. md
are now open every evening to Its mem.
hrrs.
This affords members Of the club, n
cIcun modern place where they cnn
spend their evening hours In recreation.
tion.
The "club" is located at 18th and
Federal Blvd All members are wei.
come.
A regular meeting will be held on
the 10Th OF this month. and plans will
be laid for extensive activities during
the New Year.
New members will be voted on. on
the 18th. and initiation will follow at
our next regular meeting.
The club expects to take Into its fold,
some of the finest Jewish young men
of the city, and those who have hand
ed in their application to Secretary Mr..
Jack Silver at 1908 Federal Blvd. feel
that they are joining one Of the finest,
and most active Jewish Social clubs
In the city.
"'Tis n pleasure to he a Pyramid" "
j. a.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
THE SIRENS CLUB

Everyone Is talking about the first
big dance of the season, given by tho
Sirens.
The Paradise dance will be the first
OF the dancing year and the hest.
We are featuring Lady Elinor in her
own Jazz Creation.
Two admission tickets to the Owls
Armistice dance to be held Monday,
November .. will he given to the hold
ers Of lucky number. Get your num-
her from Dave Rudolph at the door.
Don't forget, Sunday, October IL,
Coronado club-M. X
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
"SIRENS"

The dance committee of the Sirens
club has drawn from the four corners
of the city. the best talent available
for the diversion of its patrons for the
Paradise Dance, oct. II. The whole
field of entertainment will he rep
resented by the most distinguished and
interesting orchestra-Ginsburg's Syn
copntors and the Coronado Club dance
hall. The element of novelty will be
strongly stressed. Think of all this and
you will be sure not to miss this dance.
The semi-annual election of officers
was held at our last regular meeting.
The returns of the election shows the
following results: President, Max
Kahn; vice-president Phil Maryland
cr: secretary, Chas. Bauer; and treas
urer. Louis Cohn.-TI f.
Tradition is a fence to the law
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
Important Notice to Clubs
and Organizations

No. l--Eyery club must be sub.
scriber Of the Denver Jewish News.
tSubs,ription Price So 90 II ycar).
No. 2-Noiice Of club must I've in
~ Office no later ii,aa "Wednesday,
f. VI.
No. 3-Noticcs must he written
clearly. consiscly, on one side Of the
paper. type written preferred.
No. mo superiluous words or
slang will he printed.
No. 5.-The names and addresses
Of president and secreia,y NJ each
club TO be registered ut th. Denver
Jewish News.
No. 6-tny change Of address
should be sent ii Immediately.
No. Club news by tcicpho,e
will not be accepted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
o. W. l.. CLUB

The o. w. l.. Armcsticc dance will
he given ut the Coronado club Sun.
day, November 9th.
Two admission tickets to our dance
will be given to the holder of the lucky
numbers at the SIRENS dance, October
18th, at Coronado. Get your tickets
early at the Adams Shirt Shop or
from any o. w. l.. member.-D. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
j. D. Y. GIRLS

\ regular meeting of the J. q. Y
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Rose Davis, October 3, 1924.
All future meetings will be held on
Sunday afternoons for the winter
season.
Our third big scmi-annual affair is
TO be held in the form of Super-Hol.
lowe'cn party.-R. $.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
In Memorian1

In fcnd and loving memory of Edna
and Abe Urdank who passed away six
years ago, Oct. 9th and Oct. 1Tth.
Gone but not forgotten.
Adele Miriam Urdank, II. p. Cohen
and family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
NU BETA GIRLS

Reserve December 14th for the Big
Dance of the Season given by the "Nu
Beta Girls" at the Coronado club.
Lohmam and his orchestra will
furnish thu music.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
Obituaries
ROsalelle COllIl.

Mrs. Arthur Cohn, 81 years old pass
ed away in Seattle on Friday, Septem.
Der 2Gth after an illness of eight
months.
Mrs. Cohn was born and raised in
Seattle. For three years she resided in
Denver and during that time made
many friends. The memory of her
sweet companionship will always re-
main with her friends as an inspir-
alton of all that was high and noble.
She is survived by her husband,
Arthur Cohn, an infant daughter
Devra residing in Seattle, her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs |. Lurie and two sisters,
the Misses Clara and Elsie Lurie Of
Seattle
Interment took place in Seattle on
Sunday, September 2Sth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09

"The Lord is my light and my sal
vation, whom shall | fearr The Lord
is the stronghold Of my life; of whom
shall / he afraid ?"-Pmlm 27.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
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