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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod prodejem dou-
tnikd, kde sc trzi cd $500 do
$1,000 tydne. V nedeli Zavfe-
no. Da sc LEVINE pri. brzkem
prodeji. Tel. Eddy 6233. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v {. CLOG Quincy
Ave. 1927
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PRONAJME Sc stor obyd-
lin v {. 4709 Broadway, hodici
Sc pro krejtiho, beauty parlor
aneb kloboucnictvi.. Jaou tam
i vykladni skiin6. Haste Sc u
Nyc "a Patek, 4703 Broadway.
3-22
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dezreni ma Filipu, co ma pa
chatelku onoho zlocinu, toz


chatelku onoho zlocinu, toz i
ja,- ktery il vlastne 2 Angle
odvezl a il pfechovaval, nevy-
vaznu z rukou spravedlnosti.
Jinak jsem Sc tesil Ease, re
kdyby mi nebezpeci hrozilo,
re bych Sc byl o tom dovedel,
neb jsem jiz ami, kdyz jsme
nekde dele byli, sveho bytu
nikomu nezakryval. Nebylo by
to vedlo k nicemu. Matka ma
mela v Anglii prateley > = KITE
rymi 81 dopisovala. Mel .jsem
sveho agenta notafe,. s KITE
rym jsem byl arcit' jen ohled-
ne svych financi tez We sta
lem styku. Musel jsem psati
svemu vernemu Vilemovi, by
prodal, jak Sc mu prilezitost
naskytne, mou villu vyhledal
81 nejake klidnejsi misto. Ale
vzdor tomu vsemu nechtel
jsem prece, by Sc nekdo 0 pri
chodu mem do Anglie dovedel.
Jel jsem sem arcit' pouze a
hlavne proto, abych prozkou-
NAL vsecky zalezitosti Filipi-
ny, ale nezanedbal jsem pOpta
ii Sc tn tam ma udalost u Ro-
dingu sc zbehlou. Shledal jsem
tax dalece, pokud vedomosti
Hdu sahaly, ze vrazda ona je
zahalena lplne sero. Nikdo
nebyl uv6znen, nikdO obvinen;
zadne pficiny nenalezeno, pro
kterou by byl skutek omen spa
chan,r ami podezreni ma nikOho
dosud neuvaleno. A veru i
vzdor tisici zlatym, ktere Via
da slibovala "a odmenu tomu,
kdo Lrozradi vraha sira Fer
randa. nebylo ami podezreni
ma nikoho uvalenO; vrazda
byla dosud nevysNetlenou. To
mne potvrdilo tom, re tedy
tani Wilsonova svIj slib "a
chovava i nyni, po tolika me-
sicich;. nyni, kdy jiz obecen-
stvo "a omen zlocin uplne zapo
mn6lo; nyni, kdy Sc Filipa die
vseho stale vice vzdaluje to-
no, co by il onu vinu vycitati
mohlo, kterou spachala arcit'
jen v stavu silenem, v mOZko-
vych zachvatech, trOufal jsem
81 doufati, re nyni vsecky upo-
minky a vsecky vztahy k one
noci mizi, az uplne vymizi.
Tyto resultaty meho Zkou-
mani mych vyptavani doda-
valy mi nadeie, srdce me bylo
veselejSi, anot' Sc vracelo S
pravdou a potvrzenim smrti
prvni lady Ferrandove do Se-
Willy, k Filipe, V nadeji We Ste
sti, ktereho isem pO tax prac.
mem namahani dosahl.
Byli jsme spolu oddani. By
jsem oddan Filipou! Oddan
jeste pred nekolika mesic
; sedel jsem o samote Sc srdcen
sklicenym, utrapenym, mysle
re ta, kterou jsem jedine v III
vote SVEN miloval, ztracens
: jest mi ma vzdycky! Pryc t6
mi myslenkami, ktere pht p,
tolik mesieu pronasfedovaly
zivot mi ztrpcovaly! Bhes ii.
Jsme muzem zenou, spojen
a do smrti.
O Nevypravel jsem . nicen
l. rouze o zalezitostech, ktere $
= jen Filipy tykaly, o konecner
Al jich vyfizeni Liverpoolu. N
ii Cinilo mi prazadnych obtii
e. pfesvedciti F'ili.pu. ktera
e. mnohych vecech byla tax M
n vedOma, co male dite, re je;
o. nutno, cl radno, ably byla OF
6: dana pod jmenem, ktere je
"a pfvni svatebni smlOuva mes
o. mela. Podepsala sc naposled
u Jlste. a co ia jsem vedel, sna
" teprve poprve co Filipa Fe
uz randova; videl jsem, jak sc
ruka chvela, nez jmeno dops
ne la. ..
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PRODAM pravs dostaveny
6-tipokojovy moderni dunn
ma dlazdene 1876. ul. z Miles
Ave. a@jeden oa6ti pckojich,
velni pskny, vytapsni hor.
.kou vodou, ma Beechwood
ul. a ma te same ulici dvou.
rodinny, 5 tfemi krasnymi
loznicemi ma kazdem po-
schodi, vsechno moderni, a
velmi prostorny. Garaz je
pri kazdern dome. v padu,
re byste Sc zajimali o nskte-
ry zt2chto rnajetkS, zavolej
te majitele Joe. Navratila,
1874 Beechwood Ave. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc dve' danny ma
byt beze stravy. Haste Sc v
{. 3651 E.. 5Oth st. z Fleet A
venue. s-27
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GRAND kombinacni kamna 2
8 kolach, pouze "a $50, pos
tel, pera a matrace tez pOuze
Ia $28. VSechen mas nabytek
je pritomne prodavan "a ce-
ny pod kupni, "a uzasne niz-
kou cenu. BEJCEK Furniture
Co., 4641 Broadway, roh Finn
Ave. 3-8
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KAP1TOLA x
Nee dopada.

pfesv6dcena, ze pfekazky, KITE
rez il uzkostlivost jeji proti
prani menu vytykala, nejsou
TAX nepremozitelne, Filipa ne
cinila jiz dele zadnych nami-
TEX, kazdy den, kteryz jsem
napoGital do sve svatby, do
sveho spojeni s Filipou, zdal
Sc mi dnem ztracenym, dnem
znicenym.
Die dGvodu matky me a
die vreleho prani meho i pre-
svedceni vedel jsem, re bude
neilepe, kdyz nyni zadnych
pfekazek Sc. strany Filipy ne
stasa, rakli snatek hned usku-
tecni,ne, ien CO obdrzfme .po-
trebne k tomu dokumenty. A
ac jiz den snatku naseho ur-
cen byl, pocal jsem teprve pra
nj sve zdrzovati a ceremonie
nekolik dni tim odlozeny.
Pficina, ktera korunu stesti
meho prekazila, byla tato: Je.
likoz jsem vedel to, co jsem
vedel, vznikla We mne myslen-
ka, pod jakym jmenem Sc
Filipou nam oddati? Pod jme-
mem jejim divcim, nebo snad
pod tim jmenem falesnym, kite
re if sir Mervyn Ferrand dial
jiste re vaznych a snad jen
jemu znamych pricin; nebo
pod jmenem, ktere die vyroku
pani Wilsonove il vsim pra-
vem prinalezelo?
TAX uzkostliv, TAX odhodlan
jsem byl Ike vsemu, by nesta-
valo ami te nejmensi pOchyb-
nosti o platnOsti druheho a
snad i st t'astnejsiho snatku Fl
lipina, re po pilnem uvazeni
rozhodl .jsem Sc obetovati j
svoji naklonnost a lasku, a cd
lozil shatek mas ma dobu pOz-
dejsi. abych zatim mohl uci-
niti vylet do Anglie. kde Sc po
staram nalezeni a vyzkou-
mani vSehO, co by il jistotu
pOdafo o skutecnem snatku FL
lipine, % skutecnem sajlm vdov
stvi.
OmIuvil jsem sc Filipe, re
muslin uciniti V Anglii ruzna
Opatfeni, ktera sc snatkem pc
vne souvisi. CestOval jsem tedy
do Anglie = do Liverpoolu,
tax rychle jak jen mono. Zdr
Eel jsem Sc zde pouze tyden,
av dobe te nahledl isem upln6
zivot i smrt zeny, ktera, jak
pani Wilsonova pravila. ze-
mrela urciteho data a byla
pOchovana pod jmenem Lucy
Ferrandove.
V povidce sve nechci vypra
yeti o vSech tech dukazech
ktere jsem jejich predcicl
nalezl. At jiz m6la chyby ia
kekoliv, historic jejlho zlvot,
byla velice smutnou, opravdu
ZdalO sc mi, re historic kaZd,
zeny, kterou sir Mervyn Fer
rand zatratil, byla velice smut
nou.
Vysledek vseho meho patra
nj byi asi tento: Ferrand sc q
zenil onou divkou pred mn
ha lety. Rozvedli Sc die obs
polneho pfani. A V tG jeho G,
nike beZstarostnost nestar;
sc o nj vice; COZ podivne i
prveho, Ona o neho take m
Zemfela opravdu tehoz dn
ktery mne ma zpravodaika
daia. OtaZku totoznosti zodp,
vidati bylo zcela iednoduch,
chce-li Sc Filipa vydavati :
vdovu sira Fernando, ma k t
mu iDlne pravo. AvSak do
fal jsem, re lGta zatim upl
nou aona re seinedovi, ze mi
ten jest mrtev.
IPritomnost syoji Anglii I
oznamil jsem nikomu; neci
jsem Sc 1Dlne bezpecnym
proto jsem. sc 1nechtel vlast
dati v SaZku. V6d6l isam r
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesari.
Haste Sc II Karla Dusty, 1881
yych az. ul. 1927
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PRQDA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, kde' ie trzba "a
hotove v G.12933 st. Clair A
We. Tydni pfijem pres 500,
fnalo~ pracovnieh hodin, v ne
deli zavfeno. Blizsi adeli jed
mattel c. 6106 Quincy Ave,
mezi 5. Z. hod. vecer. 4-3
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NAME KUPCE

PRODAJI Sc diva domy ma je-
dnom lote aajeden Il lot zvlast',
kazdy je 40 pri $50 str, vse
zarizeno. Dunn je A roxy sta
ry. Cena $500, je tam mort
gage ia 6 PROF., naleza Sc
{. 1905 Corlett Ave-, ptejte
sc ma M. Maholley. 3-29
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POZEMEK trech akrech ma
dlazdene ulici Walling Rd.,
dve minuty cesty cd Brecks-
vile Rd., Sc proda LEVINE. Hla-
ste sc v {. 12714 Beechwood
ave. v Corlett. Ptejte Sc ma
Mrs. Raleigh. 1926
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MATE-LI $400--pak pro Vas
name peknou,, penize vynase-
jicf pfilezitost pro 3 neb 4 Ii
.di. kteri 81 pfeji zaifditi OBJ
chod pro sebc. Piste Box {. B-1
"Svet'. 1928
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PRODA Sc dunn dvourodinny
ma dIazdene ulici, vse zafize-
no, jsou tam slime stromy,
dobra pramenita voda a je
vse zaplaceno. Haste Sc pc
ste hod. vecer V {. lib HUI
da ave. u Luna Parku. As
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PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sin
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to bro prodano. Haste Sc
v {. 4313 Clark Ave. F?
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PRONAUME Sc.

BEZDETNf manzele hledaji
byt o A pokojich nahore, kde
je vSe zarizeno. Nechte 81 a.
dresu v adm. t. |. pod znackou
B-1 3x
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ilbankam. PCuZe kraClcka ceS-
ia to bude; nechteli jsme, by
matka IaSe zIstala prilis dlou
no sama, ci jen sc sluzebnlky
S.; mi v Seville. Nevim ami,
jak Sc to stale, re jsme 81 do
sud ami nevyjeli do Cadizu, a
proto mestu onomu mela pla-
titi Ease prvni navsteva.
Pribyli jsme do Cadizu a u
bytovali sc ma nekolik dni v
"Hotelu de Paris. Libilo Sc
nam to mesto bilych zdi, vystu
pujici a zarici mad morskou
modrou hladineu, libila Sc nam
ia bila perla v korunce safiro-
We; nebo jak jej Gaditanos ma
'zyvaii, "tazita de plata" -
stfibrnou cisi. Libby Sc nam
ty dlouhe rady domu plochy-
mi terasami misto strech. LII
bill sc nam ten sum a ten cily
zivot ma nabrezi u pristavu. LII
billy Sc nam prochazky ma 81
rokych, zulovych bastach, a i
ty vyhlidky ma pracovity zaliv
kraiinu kolem neho. Avsak
preci jsme 81 caste postezova-
Ii. re Cadiz sc v nicem prlrov-
natl media k prekrasne, carov-
ne Seville; a proto isme Sc tam
Ease co nejdriva chteli vratit.
A byl jsem konecne nyni, po
dosazeni toho, echo jsem chtel
dosici, st'astnym? Pc tom
vsem, CO sc stale, mOhl jsem
byti dplne St'asten V prvnich
dnech sveho manzelstvi? kdyz
Sc divam zpet ma tech nekolik
dni, sedim a premyslim, memo
ha 81 zodpovidati otazku tn ku
sve spokoienosti. Filipa me
milovala, byla moji zenou; at
jiz pride zlo ci dobro = ona
byla moji na vzdycky! A tim
isem byl st'asten, nesmirne
st'asten. Kdybych byl mohl Ii
ii jen We sve prijemnosti -
nebyl by Sc mne nikdo V mem
zivote vyrovnal.
Avsak ia minulost! Nemohl
jsem zapomenouti ma stezku,
ktera mne dovedla k takove-
mu stesti. Mohl jsem byti arci
st,asten, re pouze sam vim O
onech hruzach a nebezpeci,
kterymi stezka ia byla dosa-
zena. ia jediny znam tajem-
stvi one noci. Ackoliv je Ia
chovam na vzdycky zasta-
ne prece ien tajemstvim pro
vzdy?
Ano, ale nastava budouc-
most. Ia stestim, ktere mne n.y.
nj objima, trci hruza, CO mi asi
budoucnost dobreho prinese -
co mne - co nam? Byl to
strach, ktery Sc We, mne der
po dni vzmahal. Gin vetsi ste.
sti, tim desnejsi myslenka, ze
bude jednou zniceno. Pocit, ze
dun radosti mych vystaven j.
Ma pisku. ztrpcoval mi ty ne.
blazenejsi okamziky. a ne
jak jsem licil, bezpodstatne.
Filipa nezavadila dosud an
slovem svou minulost K
mne jaksi ospravedlhoval'
proti mym chmurnym pfedtu
cham. Ami jedinkrate nevy
klouzlo jmeno sira Ferrand;
list me zeny, aniz mych. An
jedinkrate Sc mne neotaZal;
na prihodu ci ma zpravy o on
noci, kdyz ke mne We sven
. horecnem stavu prisla. IDA s
, mi Zcela prirozeno, re kdy
|; Sc stala moji zenou a kdyz "a
Gala novy, st'astnejsi zivot, Z
chtela tez smazati vSeck
. znamky urazek. handy utl
reni, ktere il byly moci toh
Il bidnika zpusobeny; avsak j
: byl do katastrofy tax zapletel
= re mlceni tomto pripadu I'd
Sc snad podivnym. Jeji mice
: nj mne znepokojovalo. Dom!
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PRODA Sc novy, dvourodin-
ny dun o 5ti pIokojic.h, vse
moderne zafizeno. Bude.h pro-
dan rychle da sc LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc v 1. 3632 E. 113 st. q
Union Ave. 3-27
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PRODAM nekolik peknych do
NH v okoli Broadway banky,
Nam tez nekolik peknych ia
rem SIC vSim zarizenim pobliz
me sta ma vymenu "a mestske
majetky: JOS. Flip, 6O51 Hill
man ave. 3-28
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PRONAJME Sc; dobre jdouci
obchSd v obchodni ctvrti. Hla-
ste Sc V {. $3.50 vych. 131. ul.
1927
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- Jak nlize lid vedeti, ze
mate n9co ma prodej, kdyz
mu to drive neoznamite?
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PRONAJME Sc store, hodici
Sc pro cukrovinkovy neb obuv-
nj obchod v ceskem okoli. Hla-
ste Sc V {. 3705 vych. l31. ul.
3-27
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MLEKAkSkA FARMA MA
PRODEJ. Je. o $50 akrech, ma
leza sc mezi Clevelandem a
Akronem, 10 mil cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby, cihelna
barna, kravy, kone je tam
male jezirko a je blize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi sdeli Alb. G. Wal
ten, r. 5, Hudson, O. As
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PRODA Sc

PRODA SE Cadillac auto 1913
touring AL. Dobre rafy do-
bre zachovaly. Lace. Haste Sc
Y. {. 1921 Broadway. Telefon
Broadway 1892. 1927
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SAMOTNY MUz hleda byt be
re stravy ma farme, blize ka-
ry, odkud by mohl jezdit do
mesta do prace. Nabidky "a
Slete do adm. t. |. pod znac-
kou "1esaT". 3-27
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NOVOMANZEI.E hledaji byt
ma venkove, blize mestske ka-
ry, po pfipade do ceske rodi-
ny. Dopiste do adm. t. | pod
znackou "Byt". 3-27
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Expenditure

tation going on in the Jewish Home
land. Nathan Straus said: 1.-The
Keren Hnyesod is the finest medium
through which Jews. can do their duty
to Palestine" Mr.. Straus was espe-
cially pleased with the agricultural de-
velopment of the country. which has
progressed so much since his last visit
to the Holy Land.
Recognizing that the reclamation of
the land itself constitute the very basic
Hayesod together with the Jewish Ma
tional Fund is eXpending greater sums
and greater effort in this phase Of the
development of the country than in
any other single activity. Agriculture
gets twenty-five and one-half cents Of
every dollar spent by the Keren
Hayesod in Palestine.
Jewish landed property in Palestine
has increased from 100000 dunams in
1890 to 100000 in 1928, an increase of
100000 dunams, about 100000 of which
have been acquired in the past three
years. In the past two years the agri-
cultural work of the Kercn Hayesod has
consisted mainly of developing existing
farm settlements and OF creating new
ones. During the first four months of
this year five such colonies have been
established. Together with the forty
one Keren Hayesod settlements there
are now ninety Jewish colonies in Pal
estine. Hundreds of Chaluzim are
realizing their highest ambition: to be
come farmers in Palestine.
Next to agriculture there is NO more
important phase of the activity of re-
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
How the Keren Hayesod Dollar
Is Rebuilding Palestine

a report just received in this country
indicates with eXactitude the manner
of expenditure of the funds gathered
by the Keren Hayesod all over the
world. From the report it is seen thar
agricultural colonization and educa-
ton receive almost half of the Keren
Hayesod Dollar. Immigration, which
represents the cost of receiving the
pioneers and helping them TO find their
place in the land requires Il much
larger expenditure than either sanita-
ton or assistance to labor The fig
urcs offer II graphic picture of the
activities in which the Keren Hayesod
is engaged.
Upon landing in America II few days
ago after several weeks spent in Pal
estine. where he had the opportunity
of viewing all of the work of rehabili-
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
RU S S O-ROUMANIAN CON-
FERENCE MAY RUPTURE
ON ACCOUNT OF BESSA-
RARIA.
(Jewish Telegraphic AgcncyD

Vienna - The Russo-Roumanian
Conference which has been in session
here since last Saturday is approach
ing point of rupture on account of
the hotly contested Bessarabian ques-
tion, which is overshadowing all other
points on the Agenda. The break is
imminent because the delegates have
discussion, both sides demanding that
the Bessarabian question be settled in
their favor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

construction than the education of the
Palestinian child who must be fitted
for the task of living and working In
Palestine Education gets twenty-five
percent of the Keren Haycsod dollar,
almost as much as agriculture. The
Keren Hayesod maintains in Palestine
n complete school system, which is
equal in its efficiency to that of any
school system in any country Of the
world.
The school system embraces every
unit from kindergarten. grade schools,
secondary schools. technical schools up
to the Hebrew University which is
being erected ON Mt. Sccpus. Several
departments of the University are nj
ready fmctlonine and few departments
are being added ms rapidly as the build
ings 10 house them are completed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
LOANS MADE BY ]. ID. C. IN
POLAND REPAID.

Warsaw. Leans made by the Recon-
Department of the Joint Dis
farmers and tradepeople to enable them
TO rebuild their homes have been re-
paid with interest. This is the first
time that reimbursement has been made
to the j. d. C. for money loaned by
it.
An interesting fact in connection with
this repayment is that the payments
were all made by people from small
villages. No payment has been re-
ceived from any of the debtors in the
large cities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
What Happens to the Other 52's Cents

What Happens to the Other J2la Cents
The immigrant wing enters Palestine
is not compelled to shift for himself
Immediately. He is sheltered i'll the
Kercn Haycsod immigration camps at
Jafra or Haifa until he is able TO take
up section of land or until employ
ment is found fer him. The period of
his residence in the immigration camp
rarely exceeds thirty days and in the
great majority of cases about half that
time is required. This phase Of Pal
cstinan activity absorbs fourteen and
one-half cents of the Kcrcn Hayesod
Dollar. To help him establish himself
the Kcren Hayesod assists him with
loans until he is in IA position to require
no further assistance. Eight and one
half cents of every dollar spent in Pal
cstine is expended in loans to labor.
Eight cents is expended in maintain
ing the sanitation standards at the
same high level to which they were
brought by Jewish effort since the war,
the country having been transformed
from n disease ridden to n healthful
land. Mortgage Bank investments and
Investments in the Ruttenberg Scheme
for electric power and irrigation get
seven percent of the money spent in
Palestine; administration in Palestine
costs only five percent and the spe-
cin1 pXppuSpS of tbp National 0rgnniZa-
tion requires four and one half cents
of every dollar spent. Other expendi-
lures are: Mizrachi Organization,
three percent; Jewish National Fund,
one and onc-half percent, and Trade
and Industry, one-half of one percent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Adolphe Aderer, Jewish author of
numerous novels and plays. is dead in
Paris in his siXty-seventh year. His
latest play, just completed, had Count
Tolstoy. the Russian author, for its
hero Some of NJ. Aderer's plays were
performed at the Comedie Francaise.
In addition to his more prominent
works, VI. Aderer was one of Frances
popular journalists. He was for over
twenty years dramatic critic of Les
Temps, and the musical critic of lie
Petit Parisien.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
.tBI JACOB UNGAR TO
yLLECT FOR THE YES
Iva OR THORAH OF IL
|CRIA, PALESTINE.

The aim of the Jeshiwa is to
ie fine light of the Holy ThOrah.
lryp choosed IL very Holy place,
5 the Synagog on the Grave of
Maier Baal Hancs. There are
'eatcst picus Talmudist who pray
rarn for the prosperity of our
Urn.
4 All poor Talmudist obtain a
ly support for their families.
We have founded II Public
hn for the Talmudists of the
Ean free of charge. The same
I'm is also used for the sick men
re coming to the Mineral Bath
b Tiberin) which is near the
,a.
The Talmud Th6ra in the city
the udy and education for the
,bfldrcn and orphans by good
srs.
All Donntors and Protectors
:. ed with Hebrew by receiy-
cir Donation
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
POLISH RABBIS DO NOT AP-
PROV MACHINE-MADE
MATZOTHS.
(Jewlsh Telegraphlc Agency)

Warsaw-The importers of Ameri-
can ,machne-made matzoths have been
unable to obtain the permission of the
Warsaw Rabbinate to sell these mat
zoths among the orthdoX element. The
Rabbis declare. that matzoths manu-
factured by machine are not in accord
ance with the strict letter of the Jew
ish law. \ special committee of the
Rabbinate has, however, been appointed
to inquire into the possibility of per-
mitting the sale of these matzoths in
Poland.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
BONE FERTILIZER FACTORY
TO BE ESTABLISHED IN
TEL-AVIV.
(Jewish Telcgraphic Agency
Corrcspondencc)

Jerusalem Preparations for the
establishment of a bone fertilizer fac
tory at Tel-Aviv are near completion
Skeletons of animals may mt all times
be seen rotting by the wayside. Ac-
cordinS to statistics 800 tons of dry
bones will produce go tons of bone
dust. The price per ton of bones is
little over > Egyptian pounds while
six Egyptian pounds can be obtained
for the fertilizer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Co After the decease of member
his name will be mentioned Win
Kadish prayer as written i'll Statute
Book
Rabbi Ungar comes highly recon-
mended by the rabbis of the Inlted
States. Mr.. a. ID. Radinsky will vouch
for the Rabbi. He has been selected
as treasurer and will see that thru
him and Rabbi Unglr the money col
lected will reach the proper place.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

President Coolidge will he n regular
worshipper in Jewish synagog if the
First Congregational Church accepts
an offer by the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. The First Congregations
nj Church. of which President Coolidge
Is the leading member. and where he
has worshiped regularly since his COM
ing to Washington, was recently con-
dcmned as unsafe by the district au-
thorities. As soon rs the church's pre-
dicament became known, the President
of the Temple, Mr.. Fischel, called a
meeting of the board of directors, the
members of which Immediately de-
cided 10 extend the invitation.
In the course of IA dance of jew
ish women's society at IL hotel in
Vienna bomb was thrown at the
dancing crowd with deadly effect. y
young girl was killed and forty-three
persons We're seriously wounded. The
police are taking measures to prose
cute the malefactors, who are believed
to belong to the Society of Awakening
Hungarians. The society is held al
ready responsible for many similar at
tempts. Twelve persons have been ar
rested.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Rebecca Gratz, one of the most cele-
brated Jewish women in America, the
friend of Henry Clay and Washington
irving. organized the first Jewish Sab
bath school in America and was the
original of Walter Scott's Rebecca in
"Ivanhoe."
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Masonry is built on Jewish tradition.
All its characters are Jewish heroes,
and all its morals are drawn from
Jewish sources, and yet, strange to
say. some Masonic lodges pride them
selves in excluding Jews from their
ranks.
Rab Judah said: He who goes out
during the days of Nissan and sees
the trees budding should say, Blessed
lacking in His Universe and created
therein beautiful creations and beauti-
ful trees wherefrcm men may derive
pleasure" CBer. 43b.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY UN-
DERTAkES NEW TRANS
LATION OF BIBLE.
tJewish Telegraphic Agency.

Chicago-The University of Chicago
has undertaken Il new American trans
lation of the Bible. The translation
will be made from the original Hebrew
by Il, group of professors from the uni
versiy, under the editorship Of DR.. l..
NJ. Powys Smith, Professor of He
brew Language and Literature at the
University.