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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
I'm CoroneI del ej6fcitO venezoIauo salvadO
de Ia muerte por Anticalcufna Ebrey. Pa
Iabras de gratitud de un respectable conner
ciante. .-Diez amos de crueIes dOlencias all
viadas con nuestrO preparadO

Los higienistas de todos los pal
ses estan conformes en- afrmar que
la vida mederna con sr tren de te-
rribles exigenc1as 81 por I'M ladc
nos ha traido grandes bienes, no
son por otro, escasos los males que
Ia acompafian. Antes vivian los
hombres una vida mas sencilla: sus
goces eran mas moderados V la lu-
cha por la existencia no tenia los
caracteres de zozobra inquietud de
nuestros tiempos. A estas causas
Sc deben Ell inniImero de padeci-
mientos que ha hecho presa de mi
llares de enfermos Consuela sin EN-
barge Ell saber que paralelamente
con la gravedad de estos males II
medicina ha encontrado remedies
poderosos para combatirlos. Entire
los males mas generahzados en- ell
dia figura la enfermedad a los ri
fiones a la cual una celebre autori-
dad medica la ha bautizado con el
nombre de ''la enfeTmedad del 81
glo''. Para combatir esta enfer-
medad hizo su aparicion Antical-
culina Ebrey, preparado catalo-
gado por la ciencia entire los mayo
res descubrimientos de la terapeu-
tica moderna. Llcnariamos espacio-
sos vol1menes 81 nos propusiera-
mos publican los testimonies de los
millares de pacientes que despues
de haber sido radicalmente cura-
dos de los rifiones han dejado cons
tancia de su gratitud para nues-
tro preparado en- cartas que conser
vamos en- nuestros archives. Lease
como muestra la siguiente comulli-
caci6n de un distinguido Cororel
del heroico ej6rcito venezolano
las frases dc gratitud que nos dcdt-
ca un respectable comerciante.
Seboruco, Tachira. Venezuela.
Con ell mayor placer certifico por
medic de la presente que ell gran
Anticalcuhna Ehrey
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
81 SUFRE I'D. DEL
EST0 MACO LEA
ESTO, lie CONVENE
LAS MALAs DIGEsTIoNEs Y
LAS CONSEQUENCES
PELIGROSAs ~

GHa sent4do usted muchas veces
despues de conner cierta pesadeS en-
Ell estomago-acidez, gases 1atu-
lencia7 Estos son los sintomas de
que su estomago no funclona
bsen. Muchas veces usted Sc 3es-
preocupa toma un palliative. Ali
tiene ell peligro. Cuando Sc digiere
bien y los ahmentos Sc asim.lan
no es possible sintomas desagrada-
bles. Y esa hatulencia, ese males
tar, esos gases, esas indtgostic-
nes frecuentes que usted siente es
que no digiere sus aGmentos. cra.
dUalmente sus 6rganos diges;lvos
Sc debilitan: Proviene Ia conges-
tion, los ahmentos' Sc .corrompen Y
10 que habia de nutrir su orga-
nismo Sc convierte en- materia dc.
let6rea que al esparcirse por Il sis
tema afecta Ia sangre y debiltta
su ORGANISING en- general.
Todos esos peligros pueden eH:-
tarse. DIGENoL despues de Las CO.
midas ayuda la buena digestion y
asimilaci0n de sus alimentos, DI
GENoL es I'm remedio maravillo-
so contra la indigestion, fiatulen-
cia, acides, gases en- Ell est6maso,
falta de apetito y dyspepsia. Las
personals que toman DIGENOL 60
zan de La vida, comen con appetite
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
rues de las comidas fortalece ell
est6mago Y corrige los des6rdenss
digestivos. ogtenga inmediatamen
te nm pomo de DIGENoL en- ia
farmacia. Commence despues de Ia
cena. Y acuerdese que DIGENoL
no es un digestive comdn sino he
cho a base de los componeates
mas eflcaces cientifcamente c1r'-
tinados para asegurar los mas h:,la-
gadores resultados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
DON ARTURO Y
PAPA C0XHEAD

PAPA CoXHEAD
Don Arturo, Ell orador mas po-
pular entire los muchachos, hizo uso
de la palabra recomendando los
nnembros del Club d. Vendedores
do Peri6dicos que cuando le vieran
en- la Gale no Sc olvidaran de salu-
darle. Ademas, que 81 Sc encontra-
ba en- algin aprieto, fueran donde
81, y con gran gusto fabria de ayu-
darles. Al nlismo tempo, Don Ar.
turo present6 todos los miembros
del Club Rotaxio presentes y a in
vitados de honor, dandoles cada
uno el nombre por ell cual debian
saludarles los muchachos. Cuando
lego Ell turno al secretario General
de ia 'tY''. los muchachos aplau-
dieron largamente, oyendose en- La
sala, como una sola VOC Papa
Coxhead 9"
Ell MUNDo tiene para los
organizadores de este magnifico y
ejemplar banquete una sincrea fe-
hcitaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
ExPERTo ooNTABLE

ofrece sus seryicios. Practica
Comercisi. Experiencia de 10 afio:
en- Corporaciones y Centrales Azu-
careras - Balances, Memorials, Lii
quidaciones, Inventarios., organiza
sistemas riioderncs de {. Conta-
bilidad. Sistema de Vouchers. Ira
bajos de Auditorfa. Dirfjase a ".
L. G. Go Ell MuNDo, s. J.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
Ai9on!!..N!y'.ll !! j
LAS AFEcoIoNEs ARTR1T1cAs
PARA "a INDIGESTION

FL reumatismo, la gotta, las are
nillas y en- general, todas las afec
clones artriticas tienen por origen
la acumulacion del acido urico en-
el ORGANISING. No hay que esperav
a que esta acumnlacion sea un he
cho acabado, nj a los persiStentes
dolores algunas veces peligrosos que
causan todas estas intermediates.
rs necesario desembarazar cada
medic del tratamiento agradable,
econ6mico y SECURE del ARTHRI-
Sell. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
ia sTDo REcIBIDA La NoTA
DE RsTADos UHIDos EN-
INGLATERRA

wAsHINGTog. sHcro ?. cunt
Ted PresAl-La nota cue al oobier,
no angles enviara 81 de Estados Uri
d0S. lnfoEma a aquel cue e. gobieTno
americana Tehusa lievaF Al campo
De las dlseusiones 81 eobro de Ia den
"a Dc guerra de Aiemania ya qHe
elios tiensn 81 mismo deEeeho cue
los aliados a eobFaF 80 los pagos del
piar Dawes les indemniFaeiores CO.
mo hasta ahora 10 han estado ha-
e.sndo los aliados.
Ia pota que fua entregada Al Em.
haisaos inElss aver IA Eldo ga re.
cihida en- "a Gran BFetsna.
WARRINGTON. eneTo 7. fUni.
ted rTessl .-Ei Departamsnso de
AEricultnra del Rstado ha infoFma-
90 cue Il production total De taba-
co auericanO ha 6ifminuidO grande
msnts sn eomparaei6n con IA de
1873. Ia eosfeha del aAo pasado
fuS ds an mlllaFdo 2is miiiones de
hbras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08

me cure radicalmente de varios y
i11uy dolorosos padeci1nientos qne
me producia un yiejo nal dc los
ridones que hastG entonceS 10 te-
MIA como incurable. Bendiga pios
este maravilloso espectfco que no
me cansar6 de reccmendarlo, pues
debo ahadir que con solo ocho fras-
cos de AnticaIcuiina Ebrey me sal
We de la tulnba cuando ne halla-
ba al sucumbir. Qge1ar autociza-
dos ustedes para hacer lie la pre-
sente Ell uso que les convenza".
A. F. FRANCEsrHINI,
CoroneI dc Ejercito.
Guane, Habana, Cuba.-'Hace
Ell largo espacio de diez amos que
venfa padeciendo de los rihones,
piedra en- Ia veIiga Y mucho do
lor del hfgado sin encontrar IN
buen remedio para mis- males. Can
sado de tomar drogas v de consul
tar m6dicos tome Anticalcnlina
Ebrey y con su uso ne encucntro
EN- Ia actualidad tan bisn que me
siento radicalmente curado. boy q
ustedes las mas expreSiycs graciaS
por haber dotado a la hur,anidaI
con tan maravilloso descubrimten-
to
Anticalculina Ebrey So vende
ahora EN- liGuido y en- pastilEas.
Direcciones para usaras en- cada
frasco.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia
indigestion, Sc reconnenda para
esos casos las fanosas PaStillas Di
gestivas Ebrey. Ganara usted en-
peso notablemente daspues de to-
mar las priIneras dosis.
Solicite nuestros productos en-
las buenas farmacias. o escriba a
Ebrey Chemical Works, 81 West
Broadway, New York, y SO Je IN
formara donde puede sbtenerlos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
LAS ALMORRANAS SE CURAN
EN- a IA DIAS. UNGUENTO

PAZO las cura,t va sean simples,
sangrantes, externas 0 con plea
zon. La primera aplicaci6n da
aIlvlo. AdYt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
USE cAMIsAS "PARIS"
ES LA MAS PERFECTA.
lFABRlCANTES
N. RODRIGUEZ & co.
San Juan.
Del magnlhcO banQuete....

Continuation de la pag. y
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venir Meioremos la Juventud.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
DIAL SCORESPARTY
|. FOR C. 0.P. VICTORY
Pays High Tribute to Cool
idge-Says Democrats
Have Gone Astray.

The verdict OF the November cleo
tion was against Democratic members
of Congress, and not against John w.
Davis, Senator Dial, Democrat, South
Carolina. declared yesterday in an ex-
tended speech, declaring his party had
failed to adhere to it's principles.
Senator Dial said the real issue in
November was the effort of the Dem
ocratic party to serve up some kind
Of shambling, shame-faced compro-
mise of so-oalled democracy and for
eign- born Socialism, Bolshevism and
Communism"
1T is a mortifying bitter truth" he
said, that the quiet and close thinker
in the White House is a better Demo
crat in many essentials. / honor the
courage and respect the wisdom
which have moved him to clean
house in his own party.
THE Democratic party, as II IL, has
suffered successive defeats and dis
asters in appeals to the people, be-
cause It has ceased to be democratic"
said Dial. Like sheep gone astray,
we have forgotten and neglected the
principles and purposes on which our
party was founded.
1T is time for US Democrats to face
the music. We have been beaten in
two successive campaigns by huge
and increasing maJorities. Either the
people are wrong or we Democrats In
Congress, who have made the party's s
record. are wrong. For one. I confess
myself deeply shamed when 1 read
that customers are rushing to Wall
Street to buy stocks, feeling assured
Of prosperity because the Democratic
party has been beaten by 100000
majority"
Evening star., 1925-01-04
DR.. GEIBEL TO ATTEND
CANTATA RENDITION
Composer of "The Incarnation" to
Supervise Presentation Tuesday
Evening at Central High.

DIR. Adam Geibel, musician-com-
poser-lecturer Of Philadelphia, will
appear at Central High School audito-
rum Tuesday evening. in connection
with the rendition of his cantata,
THE Incarnation by the Highlands
Community Chorus, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee, and
the soloists for the occasion Will be
Miss Vivienne Gilmore and Miss
Werdna Bradley. sopranos; Mrs.
Frank Steward and Miss Anita e.
Howard, altos; Bronson Howard
tenor; Leslie r. Coyle, baritone, and
Richard Miller, bass
The performance will commence at
with a brief organ recital by Dr.
Geibel. TO be followed by the cantata
in two parts, and between the first
and second half the eminent blind
organist and renowned composer of
church and Bible school music will
give a talk on The Triumph of a
Blind Man"
The Highlands Community Chorus
will be assisted by the members of
the Glee Club of Bliss Electrical
School. DR.. Geibel will himself con-
duct the cantata, which is being given
under the auspices OF the Community
Center Department. There will be
an admission fee of only 10 cents, to
cover necessary expenses.
DR.. Geibel gave lecture-recitsl at
the Marjorie Webster School Friday
Evening star., 1925-01-04
''Slighted Saoeetie, "
Brings Grief and
Police to His Door

James r. Mothershead will tell
the world that the author of that
Hard Hearted Hannah" classic had
nothing on him when It comes to
cold blooded sweeties.
Imagine your best lady friend"
tipping off the police as to your
whereabouts out of r-rrevenge
for a broken date. According to
the police, who arrested James
Friday at the home OF a friend
on Four-anda-Half street. that is
just what happened in his own
case.
The worst of 1t was that Mothers
head broke that date because he
had a pressing and unexpected en-
gagement at Baltimore police head
quarters the same evening to
answer a charge of having bur
glarized Pennsylvania avenue
store here recently He was re-
turned here, in company with
James +. Garner, wanted for the
same charge. but escaped at the
entrance to No. Police Station.
II suppose I'm good for 10 years
now" Mothershead remarked to
Detectives Cole, Dowd and F1aherty
on being taken into custody. And
just think how mad she'll be when
you show up for that date 10 years
from now" the detectives reflected.
In Police Court yesterday Mothers
head listened very attentively to
the reading Of the warrant by
Deputy Clerk Gawler. He then in
sisted on reading IL, and in few
minutes after scanning the sheet,
said, "Oh, that's all right, I'm
guilty"
He was held for the action Of
the grand jury on a bond of 1000.
James Garnet, co-defendant in the
alleged housebreaking case, in
which the home OF Moses A. Serby
was entered and articles of cloth
ing taken, was held for the grand
jury when brought before Judge
McMahon Friday. His bond was the
same.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
FOREIGN MISSION
SESSION PLANNED
Convention to Be Held Here
to Be Largest in
rs Years.

Arrangements are being completed
for q great gathering In the interest
of foreign missions to be held in
Washington January 2S to February
2. This meeting is being organized
on behalf of the foreign mission
boards and societies of the different
Protestant denominations of Canada
and the United States. 1t will be
known as the Foreign Missions Con-
yention. More than rs organizations
VIII be represented. President Cool
idge VIII speak on the opening day.
The meeting, according to leaders.
Will be the greatest interdenomina-
ttonal missionary gathering held In
this country during the last 25 years.
Preceding conferences of similar char
acter have been held as follows: The
Missionary Conference in London in
1888, the Ecumenical Conference in
New York in 1900, the World Mission
ary Conference in Edinburgh in 1910.
At the New York meeting In 1900
addresses were made by William Nc
Kinley, at that time President of the
United States, and by Theodore Roose-
welt, then Governor OF New York
State. The honorary president of the
Evening star., 1925-01-04
PLANS ARE LAID
FORY. IN. H. A. DRIVE
Mass Meeting Tonight to
Start Campaign. to Double
Membership.

Final plans for the 1925 member
ship campaign of the Washington
Y. NJ. II. A. We're laid at dinner
meeting held under the auspices of
the Ellis. a newly created dining
club, at Harvey's last night.
A group of Y members had con-
tributed $1,000 toward the upkeep OF
the association, it was announced,
and as an added stimulus to the
drive for 1000 members. There are
now approximately 500 young men
enrolled.
Those who contributed to this fund
include: Harry Viner, Morris Cafritz,
j. B. Shapiro. Isidore Freund, Julius
Peyser. Harry Sherry. Jacob Heck :
man, Fred s. Gichner, Ben Ourisman,
Milton King. Morris Within, Joseph
witt. Joseph A. Wilmer, Isidore
Young, Isaac Furman, Morris Mazo
Fred Pelzman. Max Cohen, Arnold
Hirsch, William Rosendorf, DR.. VIII
liam Ogus, Barnett II. Siman, Louis
]. Siegel, Morris Gewirz and Maurice
Bisgyer.
Talks were given last night by
David Wiener, chairman of the cam
Evening star., 1925-01-04
NICARAGUAN PRESIDENT,
INAUGURATEO, LAUDS U. S.
Solorzano Bespeaks Continued Aid
and Friendship of This
Country.
Rv IN. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, January g.
Carlos Solorzano was inaugurated
President of Nicaragua Tuesday for
a term of four years. The ceremony
took place here before a joint ses-
sion of Congress, and was attended
by the diplomatic and consular corps,
distinguished foreigners and many Of
the populace.
In his inaugural address President
Solorzano paid a splendid tribute to
the United States, and said he hoped
for a continuance of the aid and
friendship of that nation.
President Solorzano, who was elect
ed by large majority on a coalition
ticket, is a retired capitalist, and is
SO years of age,
Evening star., 1925-01-04

paign, urging the drive workers to
enroll every eligible youth in the
city, and Maurice Bisgyer, director
of the Jewish Community Center.
soon to be erected in Washington.
who revealed the part the Y. M. II. A.
will play in the new 100000 center.
Isidore Hershfield, president of the
Ellis, promised the support OF his or
ganization and gave an amusing dis
sertation on the Psychological Past
of the Ellis" Musical entertainment
was supplied during the dinner.
The campaign will actually get
started tonight at a mass meeting
Of members to be held at the Y
building A one-act skit will be pre-
sented by the Crescent Girls Club,
and a monologue by Max Kahn Will
be an added feature of the evening S
festivities.
a week of intense campai gnin 6
Will follow tonights rally.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

convention was Benjamin Harrison,
former President of the United
States. Leaders state that the Wash
ington convention will undoubtedly
be representative OF greater number
of church bodies than any meeting
ever held in North America.
Purpose Is Outlined.
The purpose of the convention, as
outlined in the official statement, is
for the information and inspiration
of the churches of Canada and the
United States. 1t will be an educa-
tional, not a delibera9ive or legis-
lative assembly. 1t will not deal with
questions and problems of administra-
ton on the mission field. It's mes
sages will be designed to enlarge the
interest and deepen the conviction Of
the Christian people at the home base
as to their foreign mission RESPONSE
bilities and obligations"
The meetings will be held In the
new Washington Auditorium, which
has been built for convention pur-
poses. They will open on the after
noon of January % and close on
the evening of February 2. Attend
ance will be limited to delegates
appointed by the foreign mission
boards of the United States and
Canada. Delegations will include Of
ficers and members of foreign mis-
sion boards, pastors and laymen and
laywomen, general church officials,
theological and college professors,
editors, foreign missionaries at home
on furlough, student volunteers and
other candidates for the foreign mis-
sionary field.
There will be three meetings each
lnx IT,. No 1t rrt~ A,,Ii
one in the morning, one In the after
noon and one in the evening. In the
afternoons simultaneous conferences
will be held at which various prob
lens of missionary work will be
discussed.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
z WOMEN QUESTIONED .
IN ROBBERY FREED,
Wife and Niece of Convicted Mail
Bandit Released Without
Charges.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, January 3.--
Mrs. Ellen Holiday, wife of Herbert
Holiday, convicted Rondout Ill, maiF
robber, and Miss Helen Mcneil, his
niece, held here for questioning by
postal officials, We're released thiss
afternoon. No charges were placed
against them. Both made statements -
which officials declined 10 discuss.
Miss Mcneil is under SO 1000 bond
awaiting action of a federal grand
jury at Kansas City on a charge Of
receiving and secreting stolen Gov -
ernment property in connection with
the finding of $4,000 in stolen bonds
in a safety deposit vault there.
Bonds valued at $4,000, said to have"
been the major part OF Holiday sx
share of the loot, were recovered yes
terday in rural mall box near LittIs@.
Rock.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
GUANTANAMO'S MAYOR
VICTIM OF ASSASSIN
Executive of Cuban City Shot
Dead-Ofhcials Ignorant
of Cause.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASsociat ted Press.
HAVANA, January 3.-Manuel Salas,
mayor of Guantanamo, d town near
the American naval base of Guantan-
amo Bay, was shot to death last
night on his way home by Jose Cor
reoso, who was being sought today
by the rural guard, according to off,
cial reports to the secretary of in
terror. Authorities professed ignor-
ance of the cause of the shooting, but
said President Luque Of the city coun-
Gil had taken the office of mayor and
that the situation was tranquil. Salas
was shot three times, his assailant
stepping out from the ruins OF hotel,
which recently was destroyed by fire.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
antique Furniture
Is PrOffered for
White House Use

Recurring offers of antique fur
niture for equipping certain rooms
in the White House in the style of
American historical periods have
led Senator Spencer, Republican,
Missouri to offer a joint resolu-
tion authorizing acceptance OF
such donations.
The officer in charge of public
buildings and grounds in the Dis
trict of Columbia would be
charged with the duty OF deter
mining whether the proffered arti-
cles were real antiques and of the
correct period"
Evening star., 1925-01-04

night. The cantata will be sung at
Highlands Community Church this
morning, and tonight he will give his,
lecture recital at Georgetown Presbyte-
rian Church. Tomorrow at 8 o'clock, aE
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
DR. Geibel will again give his lectures a
recital. and also Tuesday morning at
the Washington Club. but the pro-
gram Tuesday evening in Centrak
High auditorium is TO be his largest
public performance while in the cityw
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Laws which permitted exccutionst
by the AK We're not repealed in Eng
land until 1747 2
Evening star., 1925-01-04

n you need work, read the want
columns of The STAR
Evening star., 1925-01-04
FOX SUSPECTS TAKEN.
Two of Three Men identified as
Bandits.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Three of
the four men suspected of having
held up and robbed Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Fox In the vestibule Of their
apartment house on New Year morn
ing. were arrested today. They were
held without bail.
The robbery was particularly
brutal, one of the thugs tearing rings
from the woman's hand with his
teeth.
The prisoners described themselves
as James Meehan, Charles Adcock
and Murray Friedman, all Of New
York.
The elevator man of the apart
nent identified Meehan and Adcock
as two Of those in the hold-up.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-17
THE NEW REIGN OF TERROR

If the eyes of the world needed to be shocked into clear
Installation of the dread murerous antSemm
tearing Roumana that shock provided
of the Morarescu trial.
Lieutenant Morarecu had been amusing himself with game
of his invention The game invite Jewish families
coming from Russia to the Romanan border then
how many of them he could pop gun as
the refugees accepted his invitation and he accepted their
which he demanded But Lieutenant
Why keep all to himself And he stationed his
henchman all along the border and ordered them likewise
how helpless parent and child refugees they could
News travels out of Roumania and Mortified Europe
demanded that this end-oica be brought
murder of than two hundred Jewish refugees
and children AS gesture of compliance tria-what
cry the rdwas held Bucharest The Lieutenant
about the courtroom II he owned the place And trumphanty
he declared the witness 81 patriot! am wpng
Jews at the behe of superior officer General Popov
The trial Lieut. NIorarescu been given an un-
qualified acqutal by the Khenef itself is oudone.
The antisemtes that is the degraded them)
celebrating around bonfes
From Paris to Moscow liberal nonews publishing the shame
of the Roumania which calls itself civilized.
Win the Jews of Rounlania raise voice?
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-17
Let's 90 TO the Denham
Next Monday night aud help the
JUNIOR ORDER B'NAI BIRTH

An interesting meeting of the KS
was held at the home of Miss Dorothy
Lazovsky on Saturday, December 6.
Election of officers took place and. the
results we're: Sophie Battock, presi-
dent; Sadie Lubetsky, treasurer, and
Lillian Blumberg, secretary. A rattle
for collecting money in behalf of a
worthy cause in Palestine is being at
present considered, but the date has
not yet been set. Watch this column
for further news.
Participation in the campaign to
raise funds for the Jewish National
Fund was planned and these plans
were fully carried out on December
IL, when the members of the KS col
lected approximately $500.
The feature of the next meeting, to
be held at the residence of Miss Sadie
Lubetsky on December 10, will be a
novelty Channukah party. A pleas
ant social meeting is being anticipated
by all.