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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
DIR. GILMORE SPEAKS
AT NATL HOSPITAL

Last Wednesday evening, October
6, Dr. George Gilmore, pastor of the
Unitarian church of this city, review
ed Rihbany's auto-biographical novel,
"The Far Journey" before the pa
tients of the National Jewish Hos
pital. The author of this book, who
is an American, tells the story of his
life in America, from the time he land
ed here as an emigrant from Syria,
up to a recent time. The story of his
experiences, development and adapta-
ton to the new country, is an absorb
ing one, and was told in graphic
manner by DR.. Gilmour.
A brilliant bird's-eye view of the
long journey on which the human race
has come in scientific and altruistic
efforts, in the past half-million years,
was given by DR.. Gilmour in closing
his talk, which was followed by dis
cussion and questions from the floor.
A rising vote of thanks was extended
to DR.. Golmour by the patients for his
efforts and kindness in their behalf.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
DAVID ], MAIN TO
LEAD CHEST DRIVE

The 1926 campaign for the Denver
Community Chest will be headed by
David J. Main, prominent business
man who is connected with Standard
Main Insurance Co.
In securing Mr.. Main to fill this
responsible position, the Chest feels
that the success of the fifth annual
solicitation for funds To carry on the
work the institutions, members of the
Chest, are doing in the city, is assured.
Interested in Youth
Mr.. Main is interested in the youth
of the city and he has promoted and
taken an active part in the recreation
and amusements which tended to the
betterment of boys.
He has served in the judicial cap
acity for athletic meets and football
games and is considered an authority
on the subject Of sports.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Jews Charged With
Poisoning Wells

Warsaw, Oct. s.-J.T.A) - The
charge of poisoning the wells, directed
against Jews in the Middle Ages, was
insinuated by the DIVA Crosse, the
leading anti-Semitic Polish newspa-
per.
The insinuation was made by the
newspaper when it reported the fact
that 2l4 soldiers of the Sawalki In
fantry Regiment were suddenly taken
ill., An analysis made by the military
medical authorities disclosed the fact
that the soldiers were taken sick be-
cause they had drunk water from an
unclean well. The DIVA Crosse"
pointed out the fact that the soldiers
were taken i'll on the Jewish high holi-
days when the Jewish soldiers were
excused from the regiment. The news
paper, emphasizing the fact that the
Jewish soldiers did not suffer because
of their absence, makes the insinua-
ton that Jews had poisoned the well.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Porte d'Athena Players
Score Big Success

An entertaining comedy and farce
entitled "The Road to Hell" was pre-
sented by the Porte d'Athena Players,
Sunday, Oct. 10. Under the direction
of Mr.. Neuhaus highly finished
performance was achieved.
1t is rare to find so many real actors
in Jewish community the size of
Denver, and now that we have found
them, is it hoped that we may all
help to further their talent, and in
spire them to give us many more
plaps. The company deserves much
credit for the excellent presentation
and acting. Mr.. Neuhaus did wonders
with the facilities at hand.
Every member of the cast is worthy
Of consideration - each added to the
spice and flavor of the comedy.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Declares War On
Anti Semitism
Jewish relesraphle Agency,

NJFNlHN FA'hN''
Mosrow.-Energetic steps to com
bat the rapidly growing anti-Semitic
movement in Soviet Russia were urged
yesterday by Lunatcharsky, Soviet
Commissar Of Education in n long ar
ticle published in the "Emess,' the
organ of the Jewish section Of the
Communist Party.
Antis Fera Competitions
The reason for anti-Semitism at all
times and in all countries lies in the
high intellect, ability and enterpris-
ing spirit Of the Jews, Lunatcharsky
declares. These qualities of the jew
evoke fear of competition and
hatred on the part of the middle
classes and the intellectuals who are
the tightening conductors for the rul-
ing powers. Urging that the Jews
are useful to the country, Lunatch-
arsky says in his article that it is the
duty of all Communists, progressive
intellectuals and workingmen to fight
"that wild beast which is called anti
Semitism."
Against Hooligans
Enlightenment for the ignorant,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
3. N. H. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The first meeting of the year OF the
B. NJ. H. Teachers Association was
held on Thursday evening. October Z.
at the home Of DIR. and Mrs. Knuvar.
Election of officers brought the follow
ing results:
President. Miss Dorothy Robinson.
Vice President. Miss Celia Morris.
Treasurer, Miss Dorothy LANCER.
The group had brief discussion of
the annual charity and library drives
to be carried on by the Sunday School
this winter.
Members of the faculty are: Mrs.
Printz. Mrs. Bunhard, Mrs. !. Rude
Miss Bricker. Miss a. LANCER. Miss d,
LANCER, Miss NJ. Helstein, Miss NJ
Levin, Miss d. Robinson, Miss Morris,
Miss l.. Schwartz. Miss +. Rosenthal-
Miss S. Isaacson, DR.. Robinowitz and
Mr. Butcher.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
JUNIOR COUNCIL

The first meeting of the season was
held at Temple Emanuel on Sunday
afternoon, October 10.
Plans are being formulated for a
Bowery party to be given October %.
Those of you who attended the party
last year know what you can expect,
and the others won't want to miss an
other.
Interesting plans for the year have
been outlined. We are adding a
Drama and Music circle and those of
you who are interested in either will
be very welcome.
The Ruth Spinah school furnished
the program, which was much en-
joyed and appreciated.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
JR. IlADASSAH

The regular meeting OF the Jr. Ha'
dassah will he held Sunday afternoon,
at 2 T.. NJ at 1879 Garfield street
Miss Bertha Lenefsky will bc hostess
Final plans will he discussed for onr
Gypsy Tea which will he held nt The
olIn Hotel, Sunday afternoon, August
oath. A most Interesting program has
been arranged. All young ladies inter
ested are welcome to attend.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
On Big Gifts Committee

He proved n valuable asset.sto the
Community Chest, as n member Of the
executive committee, and last year
acted as chairman for the Junior Big
Gifts Committee. Aided by the mem
bers of his committee he secured a
larger percentage of gifts in this div
ision than had ever been collected.
This year he will command the army
Of earnest workers who yearly solicit
the necessary funds to carry on the
commendable work of assistance and
prevention that is done by fifty agen-
cies included in the Community Chest.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
10000 APPLY FOR TEN JOBS

Jerusalem-fS. A)-When the head
quarters of the Kcren Hayesod office
moved here from London, vacancies in
ten minor positions We're created. After
issuing a call for applicants, the head
Office received applications from 1000
Jews from all parts of Europe, who
were anxious to take up residence in
Palestine.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14

content for the cultured ant-Semites,
but where anti-Semitism becomes ag-
gressive drastic measures should be
taken, just as against hooliganism,"
he declares.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Hebrew Course
Established at
Vienna College
(Jewish Telegraphlc Agency

lJewish photographic Agency
Vienna.-Another recognition for
the Hebrew language was recorded
today at the College of Oriental Lam
guages here. The college established
special Hebrew course, it was an
nounced
The new Hebrew course will be un-
der the supervision of Prof. Wiesen,
well-known Hebrew philologist and
scholar.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Things to Think About
Bp Milton M. Schoysr

Sound advice this.
that Harriet Bcrcher
Stowe offers. when
you get into a tight
place and everything
goes against you. till
II seems as though
you could not hold
on for n minute
longer, never give up
then, for that IL lust
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
REQ RIOS CLUB

A regular meeting of the REQ Rios
was held at the home of Miss Rose Fink
On the evening of October 9th.
The club Is now open for new men,
bers. any one wishing to join please call
Sunset 17O-W.,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Club Neus
zIONISTS ATTEND! /!

All members Of the Zionist Organi-
ration are urged TO attend meeting to
l,e held nj the n. VI. II. Synogog, Thurs.
day evening, October 2lst, nj eight
o'clock.
The election Of officers will take
place. and there is u very important
issue at stake.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
SABBATH Elected Chief
Justice in Cook County

Chicago-Judge Joseph SABBATH was
unanimously elected chief Justice Of
the Superior court of Cook County to
succeed Judge Hurley, who died recent
ly.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14

About so per cent of the freshmen
and one-third of the entire student
body of the Agricultural college of
the University of Wisconsin are
working their way through school.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14

III" time anu pin't iiih' NV 'iu' win
turn"
Edwin Guest experienced what an au-
ihority termed needless trepidation,' .
when he said:
"Some things ] am afraid Of
| am in constant fear
That thoughtiess speech Of mine
shall reach
A child's attentive ear"
TED Robinson. very worldly per-
son, tries to dlay Mr., Guests fears
In this way.
Il think your fears unfounded-
You think you'd shock 'em-say,
II most kids speech could ever reach
Your ears, you'd faint away"
This. II true. should cause no real
excitement. II You will throw your
own mind hack to the things that you
did. hut did not advertise, when you
were your sons age, it may he that
YOU will cOncedc he Is not so much
worse than you were, II any.
Have you II little bolometer In your
home? A bolometer, you remember is
an electrical thermometer so sensitive
that 1t registers change OF millionth
Of degree. In order that the tenn
perature may be equable. this instru
ment must he set on the southern side
OF hill in n hole. cave or shaft
thirty feet deep. Also it must he set
up in very dry country.
We ere all barometers or thermo-
meters. and we respond to extraneOus
conditions. Watch yourself and see how
warm. balmy and pleasant you get
when in the immediate. neighbOrhood of
Mr.. wealthyman and how the tempera-
ture falls as Mr.. PoOrman comes in
sight.
You will find we do not react so read
lily to Mr.. Goodman and Mr.. Man not
so-good. Dollars. only Dollars. As
we 60 along further in life, we find
Dolia n only Dollars do not satisfy us !:
We need spiritual comfort and con-
ISOLATION.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14

A man who has suffered severe
financial reverses came to see me and
to tell me what he was selling. Thru
an; organization with which l am af-
fiiatesl he was enabled to secure an
order. felt well satisfied and pridetl
myself on having done something
worth while. l told friend about it,
he said, "Why should you he proud
OF that act? All you have done is to
take business away from someone who
is entitled to it and give it to someone
clse. You have given nothing that was
yours to give. You have thru this
mans connections added to your rep
utation, hut the other man is paying
the bin" This sounds logical, hut
isn't it n condition that is unavoidable.
II you get one man n job, certainly
some other man cannot hold that
identical Job
II you get John Smith into hos.
pltal John Jones cannot occupy that
Identical bed. 1t does show, however
how many views and angles there are
from which one may view n picture
Therefore 1t behooves us as prudent
people, to knock gently If at all. The
other fellows view point may cover
more territory than our own.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
BLAMES JEWISH COMMUN-
ISTS FOR ANTI-SEMIT1SM

Moscow-(s. A)-"Emes," the or
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-14
Ne Reserve
the Right
TO Limit
Quantities

With the whole city eager and enthusiastic
over these NO-pROFIT BARGAINS and
every department crowded words are not
needed to testify to the genuineness of this
UNPRECEDENTED MONEY-SAVING
opportunity.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
Megsziletett a Megvalto!

Milyen csodatevo Macy iizenet volt amcly ezcr
esztend0ve ezelott orvendezette meg elfasu bnos
emberseget Uzene amely meg ma is beeljesuesre var
Megszietett Megvalt6 es vele emberszeretet jo
sag, irgalmassag.
bethlehem csillag kigyulladt Macy ejszakaban
hogy hrdesse mnden embeinek: egy atyato letnk egy
atyahoz terink vissza,
EMBEREK = SZERESSETEK EGYMAST!
Ez boldogito iizenet azonban esztendo emu
tan sem lett valosagga. Az emberek meg mindig
retk egymas Fajok yallasok. oszllyok, foglalkozas
aaak szernt egymassal szemben gyloettc 6nek iszen
cak ndhany esztendeje, hogy vilag nemzeei egymas
mint pokobol kiszabadut ordogok gylkoak, gyotor-
tex, kinozlk. Els meg is gyulolet vilagon.
Vannak legyozott ehezo ketsegbeeses szelen o nepe
& vannak oil nemzetek akk yer haalok aran
zett gozeem tassagukban emberieg felet rabszoga
sorban tartjak
Sa nemzetek kebelen beul dul 0rok hare. Halalos
gyilosegge szivikben ncznek farkasszemet egymssa,
szegeny 6s gazdag kicsny es Macy, ehez0 es j6lako
Gyiilolet Ill. cs vilagon. Hej, de es-
think toled vag Megvaltoa Jezus Krisztus Pedg Te
mkor hirdetted iget ilyen emberseget akarta
Te votal orok Szeretet nagy Igazsag Egyen
loseg.
Most iinnepejuk sziletese magasztos evforduloja S
mndana remsegek kozepette amelyben verg0diink $40
moru biinos emberek lelknk melyeb6I fakad fe a TO-
hasz:
- Jojj Trunk Jezus es vatsd meg ujra EFT terhel
alatt rdskadozo embe nemzeseget hogy vegre valora
valjo Te scent tanitasod
"Szeresd felebaratodat, mint tenmagadat"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A biro ellen sok kifogas merilt
fel. Nagyon sok hibat mem yett
dszre S sokaIl1 velemenye szerint,
meg nem valo serleg merk6zesek
vezetesere.
A merkoz6s eredm6nyekent a
Ma.honing Valley kiesett serleg
merkoz6sek tovabbi sorab0l. A
nemzeti serleg merkozesben a
cleveland Magyar Atl6tak csa-
pata verte meg 4 % aranyban. Most
megint egy magyar csapattol ka-
pott Xxi csufosan. A Liga ba.nok.
sagatban harmadik helyre szorult
A Mahoning Valley-t a magyar
csapatol vertek meg mindket al
kalommal, mas csapatokkal szem
ben miHdig gy6zott.
A magyar fiuknak-g gratula
lunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
VI TIsZTIKAR
Csolinszky Ferenc lett ismet
Bridgeport fiok eln0ke.

a Magyar Segtlyz0 Szoyetseg
(Bridgeporti) vasarnap delutan
tartotta meg gyjileset, a tagok
sz9p szdmu jclcnletc mellett. A
gyiiles lmegszavazta az ligykezelo
rtszere d teiefont a k0vetkezo
esztendoben, cz a tagoknak iga-
zan nagy; k0nnycbbsegere szolgal.
A tisztvisel0 vaIas1tas soran a
tagoS egyhangu bizalma, koyet-
kezokben osszpontosult:
E!nok- -Csolinszky Ferenc.
Alelnok-Lovas Lajos.
Ugyikezelo--IIus6tczky JOSEF.
JegyHo-Gagyi Janos.
Penztari Observation-Disclosures
Gyorgy, Agoston Istvan es Kiss
Andras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

pi enek, melyet a karacsonyi ha-
rangok fognak dalolni ma ejjel a
yaros felett, ITALIAN jobb idok elo-
zeneje. Ma szebb karacsonyunk
van, mint az elmult eyekben, fe-
her a karacsonyunk, feher, ami
lyen mar regen volt. A beke szi-
nebe oltozott iinnepi esteJere ez
a varos, mely annyiszor hordta a
fekete gondok es a nehez baJok
rongyait. Ma yegre VI, feher ru-
hat kapott az angyaloktol kara
csony estejdre Pompas, vi palast
f0di be lagyan, tetszelegye hord-
ia es meghatottan. A legkomo-
rabb arcon is 0r0m suhan at az
uj rllha lattara, feuy gyullad Tel
az ablakokban S a neleg s1obak,
Dol boldogan neznek XII a kara
csonyfa-gyertyak lobogo szemei
a feher vilagba. Fehef karacsony
esten bakeseg foldon a !o EN-.
bereknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
FEHER KARACSONY
sss 81 sss ss7 ri

AZ angyalok tegnap meggon-
doltak magukat es mint aho-
Cyan a gyerekvers mondja, klol-
dottak a dunyhaparnacskaikat es
lagyan hulldogaltak ala feher
h0pihek egesz nap erre fekete
yarosra Nagyon regen volt mar
ilyen szep feher karacsony; mint
eziden, tiszta, feher takaro fedi
az utcakat, lagy szonyeg borll a
hazafele sieto emberek laJbai ele.
a gondok ltjat, a gondok koyes
Is toyises utjat erre az egy este
re ang,lalkezek puhara varaEsol-
TAX, ez az Eg karacsonyi ajapde-
ka 4 szegeny helyi ember szama-
ra.s Ha mar nincsenek meg a re-
gi 0r0mei ennek Az estenek, le-
gyen baja es lsolteszete, inert ahi-
tatps kolteszete van a feher ka-
racsonylnak, scent Is bekes han
gulata, ami olyan tiszta es megha-
tott, mint havas haztetuk felett
ejf9lkor felzeng6 es szetarad6 ka,
ritrsofayi harangszo, Ez az iiAne.
ss Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
SPORT HIREK.
Erdekes kiizdelmek az Ohio Sta
te serlegert-Az akroni fiuk gyo-
feline a Mahoning Valley csapata
felett.

Vasarnap folytak lie az egesz
allamban d serleg merkozesek.
Varosunkban az akroni Athleti-
kai Klub .jatszott hires haj-
dan a bajnoki cimet visel0 Ma
honing Valley csapattal.
Fisher bWo ) percccl 3 ora
elott fujja meg sipjat a atGk
megkezdesere. A jatekot a Ma
honing Valley kezdi, de az akro-
nj csapat azonnal belefekszik S
gyors lefutassa azonnal Mahon-
ing Valley kapuja el0tt tercm,
erosen szorongatva kaput. Col
azonban csak a 16.-ik pcrcbcn
csik. a Mahoning kapusa kisza-
lad a hclyer0l, abban a hiszeln-
ben, hogy clfogja lapdat, az
egyil1 akroni ,jatekos azonban
gyorsan atadja haloba kjildi.
UJra kezdes titan Macy lelkcse
dessel fognak az akroni fiuk mul
kaba. Preciz 0sszjat ekuknak mes
is van az eredmenye, az els0 90
Ftan ket perc mulya, mar maso
dix repiil Mahoning Valley ka
pujaba. IIa al akroniak Xxi tud
talk volna hasznalni helyzetet
uge- meg ket golt lohettek voln,
az els0 felidoben.
i A masodik felid0bcn a Mahon
ling csapat pr6balkozik az egyen
| litessel, a kapus resen van ig,
kapujat mem eri gol. A jat6k me,
lehetosen egyhangu, egyszer va
csak izgalmas jelenet, mindke
kapu elott-de gol nelkiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Beteglatogatok West Side)-
Kiss Andras, 10th B. JOSEF; nok
szamara-EIusot-zky Janosne es
Husotczky Jozsefne. East Side
Novak Gyula. Campbell Is Strut
hers-Danyus Janos.
Zaszlo tairt6-Bosnyak Fcrcnc.
Nagybizottsagi tagok-Bathory
Gyorgy es 10th B. Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
K A r A C S @ N Y.
IRTA: VALYI Macy GEZA.

Az eg Urahoz folfohaszkodom:
Uram! Ez mem az en- karacsonyom
Az Istenember nem ma sziiletett,
Mem ICY kepzeltem ezt az iinnepet,
Olyan hazug most feny, malaszt, zene,
A bibiiai pasztor eneke!...
S oltarlepcsokre hullva zokogom:
Mem ez, mem ez az en- Karacsonyom!
Tarlott mezokon arvan bujdosom
Amerre jarok kin, ketseg - komor,
Sotet gyasz, rabsag - vad halotti tor,
Koldusrongy talmi csillogas alatt
Ar1nanye gazsag, bin diadalt arat,
lelkek melyen gyom halt - gyatra gyom -
Mem ez, mem ez az en- Karacsonyom
Mem ez mem ez az en- Karacsonyom!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Mem ez, mem ez az en- Karacsonyom!
Tepett vitorla leng az arb6con -
sehcl hit erckar, h0si lendiilet,
Egy ferfitett egy biztat6 tiinet..
Nincsen pr6feta, nincsen Messias,
ri megfujna az intojelt: Vigyazz!
Es atsegitne szennyhullamokon
Mem ez mem ez az en- Karacsonyom!
Mem ez mem ez az en- Karacsonyom!
Liderces feny gyul barna lapokon,
S bekes langnal dib-dab emberek,
Mint reszeg lepkek tancot lejtenek,
Oh, szornyii latvany: gyaszban hetyke tanc,
Vigadva sirba omlo vi Bizanc;
[madott vetkes, biiszke varosom,
Mem ez, mem ez az en- Karacsonyom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

AZ eg Urahoz szarnyal eaekem:
Uram Oh hczd ell, hozd Ell mar nekem
A varvavart csodattevo napot,
A bethlehem fenylo csillagot
Rut hangzavarban: tiszta lagy zenet:
"Megertes'' "Beke" boldog iinnepet,
Melyrol csak titkon, felve almodom:
Hisz az lesz maid az en- Karacsonyom (!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A karacsonyi kantalokat fogad
Jak szlvesen a magyar otthonok-
BAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Fedak Sarit feltetleniil nezze
meg januar Ten, penteken este.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
ADMITS
Staying HIS WIFE
Hit Her With Hammer and In
tered Body After Per-
forming "Rites. "
Bg the AssocIated prsss.

BY the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE. ". Y. July 17.con.
Tossing to the murder Of his wife
with hammer. Aggestino Izzo. 81. a
professor Of music, yesterday led de-
tectives to a make shift grave in
which he placed q box containing her
body.
Kneeling before the grave he prayed
for forgiveness for a murder which
innocently committed in self-de-
Tense.
He told the police that on Tuesday
morning he and his wife quarreled.
He was tapping barrel Of wine in the
cellar. ne said. when Mrs Izz0. q
knife Ia her hand. threatened that II
he didn't stop talking about her she
would cut him. 2
/ grabbed b hammer that lay on
box nearby and when my wife Iurched
forward with the dagger. as though
to pierce me with 1t, I struck at her
shoulder, but struck her glancing
blow on the head. knocking her to the
floor. I saw she was dead.
He then dressed the body in the
newest Of clothing, packed 1t In q
three foot square wooden box, sprin-
kIed it with holy water and surround
ed the box with candles Next day
he hired truckman to take it to the
spot where later IzzO dug the grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
!. BIG DRIVE ON DOPE
NETS 100 SUSPECTS;
MORE ARRESTSDUE
Federal Agents, After Four
Months Activity, SWoop
Down on City Dives.
ROUNDUP is GREATEST
\ IN HISTORY or CAPITAL
Narcotics Alleged Peddlers and
Addicts Held Many Face
Liquor Charges Also.

Further arrests were expected to-
day in the city-wide narcotic clean
up campaign which, according TO
Federal narcotic ofIicials and police
In charge. has already resulted from
last nights arrests in the biggest
round-up of dope and suspected
peddIers and addicts in the history
Of the Capital.
Al stream of prisoners went through
the routine of having photographs
and fingerprints taken at police
headquarters this morning and then
went before United States Commis-
sioner Needham G. Turnage for arr
raignment on charges of violation Of
the Harrison narcotic act. Charges
Of possessing liquor also will be
placed against several as result Of
the findings last night, il was an
nounced.
The exact number of prisoners and
the amount and value of the narcotics
SEIZED had not been determined today
by officials in charge, but it was
number more than 40. as 8 net result
OF more than 100 having been held In
the raids.
Result Of Months Work.
The cleanup campaign was directed
tby DR.. b. r. Rhees, Federal narcotic
agent in charge of the Washington
division. which includes the District
OF Columbia Maryland. Virginia,
North Carolina and West Virginia.
Concentrating his experts on the
Capital, DR.. Rhees sent them into the
dope" underworld to dig out the eyi.
derce After about four months OF
this work, in which three lindercover
men of the Federal narcotic force
practically lived with the narcotic
ring OF Washington, DR.. Rhees
brought more of his men here from
ether cities, and with the cooperation
0k the police last night staged the
campaign.
Both whites and negroes were
enugl,t. and one mother with a nurs-
tnn bssby was arrested. She spent the
night at the House Of DetentipEls and
had her baby with her at police head
quarters this morning. She is Blanct
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