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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-28
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES
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$40 cash and $40 month.
rm. bungaIow, NV h..elec.; $3.50.
1 r e nsn s so6i, ieG nGosh M L. in
cash and $50 month.
rrn. bungalow. gas elec., large lot.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
III. c. MAYNOR & co.
1902 N. Capital st. Potomac 205s
WOODBRIDGE
$500 CASH, SIS PER MONTH
furnace heat. cleo. lights. garage;
newly papered and painted; vacant.
BRooKLAND
$500 CASH
semi-detaehed home with rooms and
garage space. Price. $3.50.
FOR coLoRED
HILLBROOK
Pi. Il. e. New bungalow. rms.
& bath. furnace heat. cleo. lights.
FOR coLoRED
r. l. Ave, near 5th St.-8-room house.
Terms can be arranged. Price. $1,000.
ALBERT N. WILDMAN
9th and H SITS. n. w. FRI 640s
Owner Offers Her Attractive
Home, 1923 Girard st. N. w.
OF 10 large. bright rooms, with ample
closets and bath; h.-w. H.; all modern
improvements; newly papered and paint
: 81 PfEoNE cofuMs1A ssSs
CORNER SHERMAN AVE. AND
~
T.; alley In rear: wide front porch.
Price right for quick sale.
DANIEL M. GARY & CO..
Exclusive Agents.
18th and SITS. North 1o07A.
HOMES IN ALL PARTS OF CITY.
NJ. q. THOMPSON co.
- r st. n. w. North s1S2.
F1KOM1 PARK-5-room and bath
no dealers. Box A-1ss. Herald Times.
LOTS lOl
A CHOICE lot at Cobb Island for Only
$50; finest waterfront property in this
vicinity, noted for its fish, crabs AMI
oysters; State road all the way;
18th SITS. N. W. in 18TH st. Heights:
6Nx115. Robert e. Heater, realtor,
NJ. 1854. Colorado Bldg. Err 259s.
LOT at sacrifice in Chevy cha. .so Nun
DER o. square Go4U. $1IUOO caSn.
Box A-199, Times Herald.
DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS.
J. LEO KOLB. S23 N. Y. ave. N. W.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY los
FARM AND TOWN PROPERTY
SEE US FOR BARGAINS.
- CHARLES H. STANLEY
Laurel, Md. Tel 119. Res. 39-M.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Miscellaneous
BUILDING MATERIALS

SIDNEY HECHINGER HOUSE WRECK
ING CO., Camp Meigs. 6th and FLOR
ida Ave Northeast Main office. 6th
and G Sta Southwest. Statesmen At
both offices until $3.50 p. m.
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Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU
ton D. G., March II, 1875. Sealed pro-
posals are invited to furnish this Bureau
with Postage Stamp Paper and Internal
Revenue Paper, during the fiscal year
beginning July /, 1895. Contracts will
be made only with actual manufacturers
Of the paper. Proposals to be received
so, 1925. Blank forms with specifica-
tions for proposals and further in for
nation will be furnished on application
to A. W. HALL, Director.
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THE "MENORAH" FLASHES

The University of Denver Mcnorah
society will meet again Sunday evening
at 500 T.. NJ. sharp in the Il. VI. II.
ballroom. This will he the last meet.
ing before the great annual dance that
is now being planned to take place in
the near future.
\ program of great interest, full of
pleasant surprises and rich in cduca-
tional and entertaining value has been
provided to make this the outstanding
meeting of the year. All students are
planning TO attend en- masse and a
great number of the Alumni are eN-
pectcd.
You are cordially invited and urged
to come. We are proud of our Men
orah" and we want you there. At
torney Philip Hornbein will be the
speaker of the evening. A musical
program of note is another feature
and dance will close the evening.
Boost this meeting. 1t will be worth
your cooperation.
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ZIONIST MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Zionist District of Denver met
for the first time last night at the
Adams Hotel. Mr.. Adams, chairman
submitted plan for membership drive
lie pointed out that It IL Idle IN call
II an organization without a member.
ship. The small gathering responded
to his appeal and twenty member have
been enlisted on the spot.
The program OF the Zionist District
Of Denver, is very ambition one
II Is expected that during the summer
Zionist picnics will be organized aud a
special educational program provided
for.
Many outstanding figures In the Zion.
list ranks are making trips to the West
Coast during the summer and they
would be glad to address meetings un'
der the auspices of the Zionist Dis
trlct
The city has been divided into two
parts with the following committees
Residential district: Mrs. Luric, DIR
Luric. Mrs Kwnrtin.
West Cofax: Mr.. Rosen, Mr.. King
Mr.. Shcr.
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A regular meeting of the BIS was
held Mt the lOmc Of Morris Goldberg.
Four new members have been added,
which leaves only two more places for
new members. Applications may Inc
secured from any Il member
The following officers will take
charge of the club for the ensuing
year: President. Lyman Ginsberg ;
secretary, Morris Goldberg; treasurer,
mt Lesser. Eugene Solomon will do
all the engineering for the Il affairs
during the ensuing year. An invitation
and inaugural affair is being planned
for the incoming officers and the new
members, who will be initiated at this
affair.
All members and new applicants are
nsked to he present ut the open meet
ing Of the BIS, which will he held at
the home Of Morris Goldberg, 1739
Irving street, at $50 sharp, Friday
April 2i.-E. j. II.
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ODESSA MAIN SYNAGOGUE,
CONFISCATED, WILL b E
NAMED ROSA l. u X E M :
BURG CLUB.
Central Government Decides Dispute
Between WOrshippers and COmmun.
ISIS in Favor of Latter.


Moscow.-The fight between the Jew
ish Communists and religious worship
crs over the possession of the main
synagogue in Odessa, called the Broder
synagogue once conilscated for the
proletnriet and later freed, was finally
decided by the SovnurcOm, the Coun-
ell Of Peoples Commissars against the
worShippcrs.
The synagogue will he converted into
n workingmcn's club and will be named
The Rosa Luxembourg Wurkingmen's
club. according to Il decision of the
Sovnarcom made known.
The Jewish section of the communist
party in ukrainia conducted a strenu-
Gus campaign against the previous de
cision of the UkraInian local Sovnar-
com to return the synagogue to the
worshippcrs. Meetings were held, res
olutions were adopted and We're wired
to the Central Soviet government de-
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THE RAINBOW LANE GIRLS

The regular meeting Of the Rainbow
Lane Girls was held at the home of
Miss Zelda Carl on saturday evening,
April is.
Important business was discussed.
The election of officers took place. The
following were elected: Miss Lillian
FiRcilver, president: Rose Sachs, vice
president Mollie King, secretary
Edlnn Cohen. treasurer and publicity
manager. The meeting was then adj
journe1l. followed by q short social hour
The membership drive is now open
fW girls at the ages OF fourteen and
fifteen. All girls interested please
communicate with Iillinn Finesilver be
fore Saturday evening. Call Chnmpa
1273-w. or Mt her home 1i2G Federal
i,oulcvnrd.-M. c.
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JUNIOR u Ii

The regular bi-wccltly meeting Of the
Junior Order Bnai Birth was held last
Thursday night at the II. NJ. II. Syna-
goguc.
The feature Of the meeting was nm
intensely interesting talk delivered by
the past District Attorney Phillip S.
Van else. The speech was directed at
the Importance Of obedience to law.
The Junior u. H., with It's poppy az.
grcgation Of indoor men, will enter the
Club League that is being formed. This
organization has much good material
and the prospects for successful sea-
son are very bright. The order was
handicapped ut first by conflicting
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B'NAI BIRTH ITEMS

The next meeting of Denver Lodge.
No. III, |. o. b. b.. will he held Sun
day. April 90, at 10 O'Clock, In the
lodge room. at 15i3 Champa street
After the transaction of regular bust
ness Professor A. ID. Kaplan of the
Denver University will deliver an ad-
dress on THE Bogey of the New I'M
migrant" This will no doubt he of
much interest to all nnl should help
to clarity many thoughts on this sub
ject.
The following delegates to the next
district grand Lodge convention, to be
held at Cleveland, May 4 md ., are
leaving Denver to attend. \. II. Cowen.
Ludwig Buka, Percy s. Morris. Arthur
+. Friedman. Harry Schlesingcr, David
L. Harlem. Sig Strauss and Nose Mark.
MessrS. Harlem and Friedman have al
ready left for the East for they are to
attend the Constitution Grand Lodge
meeting. which Is now being held Mt
Atlantic City, \. j.. and from there Will
go to Cleveland The Constitution
Grand Lodge only meets every five
years. at which meetings delegates
from the fourteen districts from every
part Of the world are represented. Sew
cral new districts haze been added the
paSt five years. This meeting should
he Of much import since some countries
that have not been in the Bnai Birth
fold heretofore will bring ms many in
tpresting tidings of our torcligionists.
The membership of Denver lodge is
looking forward to when our delegates
will return with much new Information
on the work of the order.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-23
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
CONSIDER rim G BIBLE
READING BILL.
Definite Action One Way or Another
Expected Shortly.

Springfield, Ill.-The Joint Resolu-
tion committee of the State Legislature
will take up for consideration this week
a resolution which will call for the
amending of the state constitution max
ing II obligatory TO read without com
mcnt certain parts from the bible In
the public schools.
1t is stated that The priests of the
Catholic Church are opposed TO the
amendment, hut so far they have made
no strong efforts to combat the pro
poSnl.
The proponents of the bill for bible
reading claim that the words, without
comment" destroy the argument of the
opposition. as mere reading of excerpts
from the Bible cannot, cording to them,
prejudice the minds of the children.
1t is expected that the Legislature
will take definite action on the bill for
reading the Bible in the public schools,
this week.
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NATIONALITY NIGHT"
Under Auspices Of Industrial Clubs, y
W. c. A., Saturday. April Is. at
S:l5 p. m, ut 1915 Glenarm
Street.

Last year Il festival called National
club OF the Y. w. G. A., in which was
featured folk songs and folk dances Of
the various nations, represented by
members of the club. At that time the
club members represented the seven fol
lowing nations or races-Russinn, Rou-
manian. German, Swedish, Irish, tia
liam. and Jewish
The program was given as Il means
of creating an appreciation OF the DIFF
ic, dancing and handwork, thereby
showing their contribution to American
life, ON the walls Of the building hung
beautiful exhibits OF handiwork and
art of the various countries. A Swed-
ish coffee table and Russian tea booth
did much TO add color and enjoyment
to the evenings entertainment. LODI
ges and churches Were most helpful in
aiding us to draw ON the best talent
Of the city for our songs aud dances
and talks.
Because IL was felt that such an en-
ltcrtanment could he successfully re-
pelted year after year. the club has de
cided to make of Nationality Night"
an annual event. This year a new in
dustrinl club is cooperating and, in
stead of seven nntionaiitics, W. have
| fourteen. so we are planning bigger,
better festival. The seven additional
nationnlitics are-English, Lithuanian,
Polish, French, Scotch, Austrian, and
Dutch.
The proceeds from the tickets &c
toward our Industrial conference fund
which enables us to send girls to con
fcrences in this state and others, where
they may learn things Of value in our
social and economic life. But the main
purpose of the evening is not money
making hut to give Ms all an Opportun-
ity to sec. enjoy and appreciate the
music, dancing and handiwork of four
teen nations.
So follow the Piper to 15ij Gdcnarm,
Saturday, April -, S:15 p. m.
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ALPHA BETA VAU GIRLS

Tile last meeting of the Alpha Beta
Van Girls was held mt the home of Miss
Gladys FuedIand, April 10. Two new
members, Misses Mildred Sigman and
Maxine Faner. were initiated. Class
pins will he sent for this week.
our membership drive is open for
enc more week. All those wishing to
join call Miss Sylvia SllvcrbcrG.
Chnmpa 2OJ2-W, or Miss Florence
Richman, Champa 26oS-M, before Sun
days s
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u. NJ. u. LADIES AUXILIARY

A regular meeting of the board of
director, Of the H. NJ. II. Ladies AuXil-
larry viii be- held Monday afternoon,
April -, AZ > 800 y. M, in the chapel
Of the synagogue.
All members are urged to be present,
as important business Is to be trans.
acted.
A regular meeting OF the II. NJ. II.
Ladies' Auxiliary VIII he held In the
II. NJ IL, vcstry rooms wednesday aft
ernoon, April 20, at . y. m. Rabbi c.
H. Knuvnr, who always has an inter.
csting message for Us. will be the
speaker Of the afternoon.
A very : musical program has also
been arranged.
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THE RABBI MICHAEL
AARONSOHN

Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, field rep
rcsentatiye OF the Union Of American
Hebrew Congregations, the home Office
of which is located In Cincinnati, will
be in Denver. Colo, on April oath and
10Th. Rabbi Aarousohn Is on tour
of the far west. during which he will
occupy pulpits in all of the important
cities. delivering n message of religious
faith to the Jews Of the United States.
Rabbi Michael Asronsohn was born
In Baltimore, Md. in 1896. He was
educated in the public schools Of Balti-
more and graduated from the Balti-
more City college in 1913. During the
years 1913 to 1915, he was variSisly
employed as Il stenographer and settle
mcnt worker in Baltimore. He entered
the Hebrew Union College and Uni
vcrsity Of Cincinnati In 191G.
He enlisted in 1917 at the age Of
twenty in the First Ohio Infantry Ma
tional Guards, which later was nb.
sorbed in the 147th Regiment, United
States Infantry. and received his mill
tary training at Camp Sheridan. Ala
hama. lie vas promoted TO corporal
and then to Battalion Sergeant Major.
In the Argonne Forest erga cement in
1918 he was wounded while carrying
an injured comrade to snfety, losing the
sight Of both eyes.
He spent few months at the Ever
green School for the Blind In Ealti.
more and then returned to Cincinnati
and re-entered the Hebrew Union Col
lcce and the University OF Cincinnati,
from which institutions he was grpIlu-
atcd in June. 1928 At the graduation
exercises Mt the university, the NcKib.
bon medal bestowed annually upon
that student II the graduating class
who, during his four years at the ani.
versity, has evinced the highest quail,
ties of manhood, was given to Rabb,
Aaronsohn.
Immediately upon graduation Rabbi
Aaronsohn was engaged by the Union
OF American Hebrew Congregations
which supports the Hebrew Union Col
lege. to tour the United States to spread
the message of Judaism.
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4IONIST STUDY CLUB

Mr.. Philip Feuersici entertained the
Zionist study Club Saturday evening
April 18th, at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Aaron Nasure.
Mr. David Abramson, who was
speaker for the evening. rendered a
most enticing talk on Craftsmanship
which afforded much Interesting discus.
sion.
Mr.. Feucrstein reported on the out.
break In Syria against Lord Ibnlfour
which was also very interesting.
Dancing was the diversion Of the
evening--E. +. s.
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SIGMA ALPHA PHI

At a regular meeting OF the Sigma
Alpha Phi, held at the home Of Miss
Moalie Kivcn on Sunday, April 10Th,
election Of officers took place, result.
ing In the following being elected to
Office:
President, Miss sara Judd: secre.
tary. Miss Sadye l. Walk, and tressur.
er. Miss Fannie +. GoliRsky.
Plans were discussed for vicente
fry to be given in the very near future
the exact date md place not being
known ut the present.
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manding that the decision of the Sow
nnrcom be reversed. The matter came
up fer discussion before the Central
sovnnrcum when It public hearing was
held
Two delegations appeared before the
Council Of the Peoples CommisSars, one
representing the odessa Jewish kehil-
Iuh and the other what was termed the
Odessa Jewish prolctarict. The repre-
scntaiivrS Of the Kchillah argued that
the synagogue was n religious center
and. therefore. cannot he coniiScatcd.
The Odessa Jewish prulctarct argued
'tLnt thc synagogue was merely a place
of entertainment for Il small group of
Jewish bourgcosic whereas, the entire
Jewish proIrtnrict requires cultural
center
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PROGRESS CLUB OF THE LOUISE
GULDNIAN COMMUNITY CENTER

At the last meeting of the Progress
Club held Monday, April 10Th at the
Louise Guldman Community Center an
election OF officers was held. The fol
lowing were elected. Bessie Henkin,
president: Helen Satkin, vice-prcsi'
dent Tillie Peshnik. secretary: Frcda
md Ethel pcrlmuttcr, sargeant-of-
ars.
The members Of the Progress Club
will present character sketch, The
Witnessing Con" at the ]. L. X. S. ON
sunday evening, April 10Th
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THE CHELTENIIAM p. 4. A.

The Cheltcnham Parent Teachers
Association invites you and your
friends to social tea and card party
at the Cheltenham School Wednesday,
April 20 Mt $50 p. m. Reserve the
above date and kindly attend, We ex-
poet Won.
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S. T. r. GIRLS

The quarterly election was held April
II, with the following members elected:
President, Minnie Ginsberg: secretary,
Minnie Heller; treasurer, Sophia Rich
man, and publicity manager, Esther
Shcr.
Gu'dic Geller. Dem Geiler and Mol
lie Cohen. former member. became
members of the club. 1t is hoped that
the cooperation Of the new and old
members will insure successful year.
a slumber party, preceded by n Den
ham party. was given April is and 10.
Plans for the first anniversary are
being made. Our motto is, Not TO
Seem, but to Be-
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN

The next meeting of the Educational
committee Of the Council OF Jewish
Women win he held April 20 at - 10
sharp. at the Elks club.
pr. Tough of the Denver University
will speak. There then will be a round
table discussion.
Phone Mrs. Percy $. Morris, York
DISC for reservations
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C0LUNIBI\E CLUB

A regular meeting of the Columbine
club was held ut the Louise Guldman
Community Center, April Is.
Any girl between the ages OF eleven
and thirteen who desire to belong to
this club please call Esther schwartz,
Chnmpn SGgJ.W.
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L. 5. \. GIRLS

The L. $. \. Girls have been in the
background the past few months. That
doesn't denote lack of interest, but
they are making plans for very uni
que affair TO he given in the latter part
of May. When the U. $. \. Girls give
an affair everyone knows it will be
something different So watch these
columns for further announcements.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF DENVER
HEBREW INSTITUTE

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Denver
Hebrew Institute will give Il tea and
card party on Wednesday afternoon,
May 20. in the Denver tea room.
Kindly reserve this date and help make
this affair success.
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HERES TO HAPPINESS

The pleasure and promotion of ii.
Have you ever had your cup of happi-
ness filled to the brim? No! There
is always one more drop TO fill it. We
have found that last drop. Miss Ruth
Spivak Is TO present her pupils in Mae
terlinks play, The Biuebrd.'
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THE FREE HARP CLUB

The party given by the Free Harp
club on April II, was one OF the most
delightful affairs ever given by any
club. Mr.. Bainlin and Mrs Forman
presented comedy. Mrs. Sam Gold
and Mrs. Shcr rendered Jewish songs.
Speeches were given by Mcssrs. Gold.
man. Klcinsten, Feldman, Sher and l..
Schifu
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TO him who repeatedly sins. looking
,rIard to pcnitence to cover his trans
,cssiou, repentance will avail nothing.
-Tllmud.
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za.asss ssa aasa aaaa sf soc
.. That the owners are: give names and
addresses of individual owners, or. II a
corporation, give its name and the names
and addresses Of stockholders owning or
holding l per cent or more OF total amount
Of stock.
3. That the known hondholders, mort
gngees, and other security holde-e, owning
or holding | per cent or moe Of total
amount of bonds, mortgages. or other Sc
curities are: Central Jewish Council
4. That the two paragraphs next above,
giving the names Of the owners, stock
holders, and security holders. II any. con
tain not only the list of stockholders and
security holders as they appear upon the
books of the company hut also, In cases
where the stakeholder or security holder
appears upon the books of tho company
as trustee or In any other fiduciary rela-
tion. the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting, Ii given /:
also that the said two paragraphs con
knowledge and belief as TO the clrcum
stances and conditions under which stock
holders and security holders who do not
appear upon the books OF the company as
trustees. hold stock and securities IN n
capacity other than that OF bona fde
owner; md this nffinnt has no reason to
believe that any other person, association.
or corporation Inns any interest direct or
Indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other
securities than as so stated by him.
3. That the average number OF copies
Of each Issue of this publication sold or dis
tributed thru the mails or otherwise, to
paid subscribers during the six months
preceding the date shown above is -
This information Is required from daily
publications only.l
NJ Surcmsky, General Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day of April. 1925
CHARLES \. LANMERs
tSean Notary Public.
My Commission expires April ., 1925
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Repent one day before thy DEATH
Talmud.
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Love those who repr0ye thee, and
hate those who tlatter thee; for rcproof
may lead thee To eternal life, 1attery
To destruction. --Tdlmud.
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statement of the Ownership, NJ nn y ssssnt.
Circulation. etc. required by the act Of
Congress OF August II f9i2, ~ the sunday
Colorado lIerold. published weekly ut Den
yer. Colo, for April lst 1925.
County of Denver &C
state of Colorado %
Before me, a Notary runUc, In md for
the State and county aforesaid, personally
appeared Frank j. Wolf, who having been
duly sworn according to law, depuses
and says that he Is the General Manager
Of the sunday Colorado Herold and that the
following is. to the hest Of his knowledge
and belief true statement Of the owner
ship. management and II daily paper.
circulation, etc, OF the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above caption.
required by the Act Of August "a, 1872,
embodied in section ii3, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the reverse OF this
form. to wit.
/. That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and
business managers are:
NAME Of POST-OFFICE ADDRESS
Publishers, Central Jewish Council --
nguVpIs t'ul0
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Editor, Phoebe SOmmcr ~ Denver, Colo.
business Manager VI. Sarcmsky
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NAME Of POST-OFFICE ADDRESS
Publishers, Central Jewish Council ---