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Evening star., 1926-04-10
An Exciting Moment.
Now and then thrill or two
Is good for me and good for you,
Peter Rabbit.

Peters life is full of thrills. If Peter
doesn't have a narrow escape or two
each day. he thinks there is some
thing wrong. But the same thing is
true Of most of the little people Of the
Green Forest and the Green Meadows
They have a lot Of excitement. Yes
indeed, they have a lot of excitement
But, as Peter says, it is a good thing
because 1t keeps their wits sharp
1t happened one day that Peter had
gone over to the bank of the Big
River. Mr. and Mrs. Quack spent con
siderable time on the Big River. and
SRPeter had just curiosity CROUCH TO
, want to find out if there were any
other ducks over there. So he had
taken this opportunity to go over to
the bank of the Big River. He looked
UP the Big River. He looked down
the Big River. He looked across the
Evening star., 1926-04-10
FRUIT SALAD.

Prepare two cupfuls seeded
white grapes. two cupfulS chop
ped apple, one cupful chopped
celery. one cupful chopped nuts,
one cupful marshmalloWS cut
in pieces and one-half cupful
candied cherries. Mix all to-
sether lightly. Whip one pint
cream, sweelen slightly and add
Juice one lemon. Pour dress
ing over salad just before
serving.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Town Is WitE,rt Poor

Special nlepatch 10 The star
SOUTHBORO. MasH-. April This
town claims the distinction of having
less poverty Tor its population and -lzo
than any Other ruuuuIItY In Aiasu.
Chusetts The town puorhouse wnH
closed up aud disposed ~ Homo 40
years ago because thstr Wufc only
three inmatsa and u was cheaper 80
pay their beard ln uitvuta families
than run an Institution Zoe them Tut
the rast four yaaFe Nouihbufo has
supIuftsd uu indlstut buafiefI tt a..
Evening star., 1926-04-10
What Do You Know
About 1t?
Daily Science Six

1. Do comets travel around
the sun?
2. OF what are comets tails
composed?
8. Are any comets larger
than the earth?
4. When will Halley's comet,
which last appeared in 1910, be
seen again?
s. How close did Halley's
comet come to the earth?
6. Have any comets ever
fallen to the earth's surface?
Answers to these questions in
Mondays Star.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

The bird which Guatemala has
chosen for her national emblem Is
peculiar to Central America, but It
is familiar to all collectors Of the older
postage stamps. The Indians Of early
days gave 1t the name Of QuetZal-totl,
and as the eagle in Roman mythology
was the bird of Jove, so the Quetzal
Of Indian tradition was sacred to
Quentzal-coatl, the ruler Of the air
and god of the realm where the sun
shines at night. He was the fair
god" whom the Indians were expect
ing when they welcomed the first
Spanish adventures to Mexico and
Central America.
Only members Of the royal family
were permitted to wear the Quetzal's s
plumes and hence 1t became an en-
blem Of state in very ancient times.
"QuetzaI Is a word whose meaning
is connected with sunshine and green.
growing things, and it Is said that
the royal bird always dies when made
q prisoner. 1t has small body about
the size of a pigeons, and its beauty
lies In the gorgeous coloring of red
and green and the splendid sweep of
the blush green tail feathers. which
often reach a length Of over two feet.
Other features of the coat Of arms
are the crossed muskets and golden
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Letter Files for Treasures.
AND THEIR CHILDREN

One Mother SAYS,
AS soon as the children begin -
acquire clippings or pictures they
want TO keep. get each of them ~
letter file from the stationer. In
this good sized. substantial. neat
appearing box, they can keep a large
amount of material. II is no more
expensive than Il sCra book and far
more practical, especially ns some
OF the stuff IL bound To lose it's In
terest and can then be more easily
discarded.
tCopyright 1895
Evening star., 1926-04-10
FRUIT COCKTAIL.

Make baskets of small grape
fruit. FIJI with grapefruit
pulp, sliced strawberries and
sliced kumquats. Wash straw
berries, add equal amount
sugar. When sugar is thor
oughly dissolved rub through
strainer and pour over fruit.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

"I told mamma about lickin' Red
for sayin' his mother was prettier'n
mine. an she forgot about whippin'
me like she said she would next
time"
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Designed especially for emergency
use I'm lifcboats. a small radio trans.
mitter has all parts carefully inclosed
~ that they cannot he damaged by
water.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Many women talk glibly OF the
''ra9e-h boy" silhouette without bother
Ing their heads to inquire the reason
for the name. The close fitting jacket
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Big River. But nowhere could he see
Mr.. and Mrs. Quack. Peter was dis
appointed. But having come so far
he decided that he would wait awhile.
So he made himself comfortable in a
bunch of tall, dead grass. that grew al
most on the edge of the bank. From
1t he could look up the Big River and
down the Big River and across the
Big River He looked until his eyes
grew tired and he began to nod. He
decided il was time to take a nap, and
he took 1t right there in the middle of
that bunch of grass. 1t was only a
short nap. When he awoke the first
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Under the new English law n wife
can now set a separation order on the
grounds of her husbands cruelty To
her children instead Of only TO her.
self
Evening star., 1926-04-10
BAKED BEANS.

BAKED BEANS.
Prepare beans by soaking
over night and boiling as usual.
Use quart pot for pint of beans,
as milk boils over easily. Put
in beans, salt and one table
spoonful molasses, more II liked,
cover with milk and refill as 1t
cooks away Give 9 to 10 hours
baking in slow oven and YOU
will have beans both delicious
and healthful.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Lessons in English
BY w. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say I'm
so far as I am concerned" Omit
"in."
Often misspelled: Hundredth. Pro-
nounce "dredth.' not "derdth."
Often misspelled: Primitive; mi,
not ma.
Synonyms: Impromptu. impro-
vised, eXtemporary. extemporaneous,
offhand.
Word study: use a word three
times and Il Is yours" Let us in :
crease our vocabulary by master.
ing one word each day. Today's
word: Mediation; the act of inter.
ceding. The mediation board IL to
DO appointed by the President"
Evening star., 1926-04-10

This national nag consists Of three
white and blue. In the middle Of the
white stripe is imposed the coat of arms
of the republic. the scroll being sur
mounted by the national bird. The date
upon the scroll ie the national holiday
upon which the haE Is hown at the resi-
dence of the Minister from Guatemala.
1921 New Hampshire avenue. and a. the
Pan-American Building.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Stewed Rhubarh
Oatmeal with Cream
BrOiled Meat Cakes, Chill Sauce
Baked Beans, Brown Bread
Doughnuts Coffee
DINNER
Fruit Cocktail
Clear Soup
Roast Capon with Dressing
Gfblet Sauce
Grille6 Sweet Potatoes
Stuffed Tomato, Salad
Banana Ice Cream
Coffee
SUPPER
Creamed Scallops on Toast
Fruit Salad
Chocolate Cup Cakes
Tea
Evening star., 1926-04-10

n YOU need work. read the want
columns ~ The star.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

In Bavaria teachers ana pupils IN
the public schools are provided with
Evening star., 1926-04-10
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.
The Weakly News.
Weather.
Intristing Facts About Intrfsting
People.


Intristing Facts About Intristing
People.
Sam Cross has lost his appetite for
saving money but he cant get his 30
cents out of his iron bank without un-
locking it and he don't feel like asking
his father for the key because he
knows he wont give it to him, so all
he can do Is get a little pleZZure out
Of his money by lissening to it rattle.
Reddy Merry spent all day Sattiday
wttewashinG his celler, being a good
job in spots.
Benny Potts has a. ideer to raise
pidgins in his back yard but the rest
of his family consider it one of the
werst ideers he ever had.
Sissiety Page.
Mr.. Artie Alexander felt so bad last
Thersday he tlawt he mite haf to
have his appendicitis removed. but it
was ony short stumnlick axe caused
by eating a combination of froot cake,
peenut butter, hot dog sandwich. sour
pickle and lemmin merTang pie,
proberly.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
The Ony Trubble.
2 boys went into the lumber bizniss
And did as we'll as they could.
Wich wasent very we'll because
They dident have mutch wood
Advertisement.
PONIES rote on eny subjeck, rain or
shine. See Skinny Martin.
Lost and Found,
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Sissiety Page.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
The Ony Trubble.
Advertisement.

PONIES rote on eny subjeck, rain or
shine. See Skinny Martin.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Lost and Found,
,tfha
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Continued in Mondays Starl
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Neither.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
White Russian
Government NatiOnalizes
Institutions and Schools

Riga 81. 4. A)-A nntionalistic ten.
dency is making itself evident in the
policy Of the White Russian govern
ment. according to reports received here
from Minsk.
Leading members Of the government
are making efforts toward the white
Russanization" of the government ma,
chinrry and the educational institutions
of the country. In the higher classes
in the schools of the national minor
tiles. including those of the Jews, the
teaching Of the White Russian language
has been made obligatory.
Seven Jewish soviets We're estab'
lishcd in the District of Mohilcn,, nc,
cording to the report. The Soviets were
established in Bar, Jalutchor, Kur.
ilovelz, Iaruna, Czernowitz SharaGo
rcd aud Murnfn.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28

here in commerce Only 10000 Jewish
merchants have taken out commercial
licenses this year. compared to 10000
last year. Approximately 10000 peo-
Pile are already affected and breadless
because of the collapse of commerce.
and the rest. those who are trying to
Keep their heads above water, are doom
ed 10 bankruptcy In the very near
future.
In the towns within the LODI area.
and especially Aleynndrow. Konstanty-
now. Zelow, Turck. Fabianee. Bclhatow,
Czerhow, and Brezinow, 900 small Jew
iSh factories have been compelled to
close, and the families Of 10000 manu-
facturers and merchants are starving
Insanity and Hysteria Rampant
While complete statistics are as yet
unavailable. the daily records show an
alarming increase Of hysteria insanity
and suicides within the last few
months School records disclose an in
crease of tuberculosis among children,
due 10 malnutrition and lack of fuel
and medicine running as high as G5ee.
Sixty percent of the children attending
school live on weak tea and black
bread distributed by the school authorl-
ties And there Is Imminent danger
tthnt rhe schools will bave-to close
There is grave danger of the out
break of typhoid and other epidemiccs
caused by hunger. and the communi-
ties are without means for safeguarding
themselves against this new peril One
hundred percent of 1000 school children
examined for filth diseases have been
found to he infected
100000 Jews in Immediate Danger
ITO sum it all up, 100000 Jews in
LodZ and its environs are doomed un-
less immediate relief is sent. Please
inform the American people that ten
cents a day will save a human life"
Soup-kitchens and bread lines have
already been established in wilma,
which is the center of Jewish popu-
lation of 222.OoO, says another cable
from Miss May to Mr.. Brown. In the
city Of wilma which has n Jewish pop
ulation of GO0,O0O, about ten thousand
are suffering through unemployment
CONTINUED on Page a
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
SENATOR COPELAND
INTRODUCES QUOTA
EXEMPTION MEASURE
Would Admit Sisters and
Brothers, Under q,
of Declarants

Washington O.. r, Al--A bill to ex-
ompt the sisters and brothers. under
II, of American citizens. provided that
the parents Of such brothers and sis
tiers have previously been admitted.
has been introduced by Senator Cope
land of New York
The House immigration Committee
held hearing yesterday TO consider the
deportation bill. at which representa-
lives Of steamship companies were
heard and provisions relative to sea.
men discussed.
a further hearing on the Perlman
bill was fixed for next Wednesday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
Proposal to Form 'af
International Union
of Liberal Jews
Conference May BE Held This Summer
in England
tJewlsh Telcrrnphlc Agency

LondOn-M Members of reform Jewish
congregations in the United States of
America, France. Germany and Eng
land will join in one religious union if
the proposal of the Jewish Religious
Union of England will he carried into
effect.
The Union, which represents liberal
Judaism in England. submitted this
plan TO the leading organizations of
liberal Jews in America, France and
Germany. II is planned 10 create an
international liberal Jewish union. If
the sentiment will be favorable toward
this plan, an international conference
will be held during the coming summer.
Branches of the union are to be cstab-
liShed in India and South Africa
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
Jewish Women Hear Plea
For World Peace at
SisterhOOd Conference

Chicago. I'll. G. n. A.)-A plea for
education for world peace was made to
the executive board of the National
Federation of Temple Slsterhoods which
began its three-day annual session at
the Hotel Congress here yesterday.
The plea was contained in III report of
the National Committee on Peace. of
which Mrs. Nathan j. Miller of New
York. president of the organization, is
chairman.
For centuries the Jewish people
have stood for peace. The Prophet Of
Old pleaded: Turn thy spears into
plowshareS and thy swords into prun-
ing hooks The program Of peace is
in itself system Of education. War
is created by public opinion. Peace
can be maintained by the same token
We must create in the minds of the
majority hatred for war and love of
peace" the Chairman's report read
The report told of efforts having been
made to get each member to telegraph
her senator TO vote for Americas en-
try into the world court.
Thlrty-two thousand five hundred
dollars were raised for Hebrew Union
College scholarships, according TO a re-
port submitted The dedication of a
S3O0O00 dormitOry at the Hebrew
Union College was reported. Efforts on
the part of the sisterhoods to fit 1900
college students for Jewish leadership
and TO establish three days week in
stead of one day Il week for religious
schooling were described.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28

There are 10000 Jews registered
here Ms unemployed, which means that
about 10000 people are without means
of support, and their suffering is un-
Speakable. Eighty-five percent Of the
small traders In LODI are doing no
business due to the closing of the
factories and the lack of credit. The
remaining fifteen percent is in agony
Due to the idleness of the artisans in
LODI, five thousand families, say anoth-
er 10000 men, women and children are
in terrible want.
St0relIeepcrs Down and Out
There is Il fifty percent decrease
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
N. Y. Pharmacists to Aid
Pharmaceutical Depart
ment on Mt. ScOpus.
(Jewish Telegrnphic Agency

New York-The American Jewish
Pharmacists committee, New York
City, will raise $4,000 among the Jew
ish pharmacists of New York with
which 10 establish the Pharmaceutical
Department of the Medical College of
the Hebrew University in Palestine, ii
was announced.
The committee in charge of the phar-
macists campaign includes j. L. Lascoff,
chairman; Abraham Bakst, treasurer
and Abraham Marquis, secretary.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
JabOtinski Sails for U. S.

Paris (J. 4. AD-Vlhdimir Jabotin-
ski, leader of the Zionist Reyisionists,
which, with the English, fought during
the World War for the liberation of
Palestine sailed on the steamer France
for the United States.
Mr.. Jabotinski is coming TO the
United States 10 make lecture tour
through the country.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
Jews Beaten in Vienna The
atre Performance of "LOy-
alties."
Gewish Telegraphic Agency

New York-Jewish theatre goers are
"Loyaltles" has been withdrawn as n
result Of riot in theatre, an Asso-
ciated Press despatch from Vienna
states.
Resenting the depletion of a British
aristocrat as thief and the triumph
of his Jewish victim. Nationalist
students beat up all the Jews in the
audience. the despatch states.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
Jewish Temple Broken Into

Berlin (J. T. A.)-Another attack
upon n Jewish temple was made here
Friday night.
The temple in Goethe Park was
broken into by unknown culprits. This
is the twelfth attack upon synagogs in
the last three months.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
tIewI-h Telegraph Agency

OIewish Telegraph Agency
Derusalen.-Tnles recalling the
medieval Palestine pilgrimage ad.
ventures were described by four
Jewish immigrants from Soviet
Russia who arrived here via Bag
dad. The four are members Of u
group Of $40 Russian Jews who
left Soviet Russia last year with
The intention Of going on foot TO
Palestine through Persia.
Many were arrested by the Of
iiciaIs on the frontier and were
eNilet to Siberia. About $50 Of the
group died en- route. the new ar
rivals declared. The other sur
,iying members are expected to ar
rive shortly.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28

are looking forward
with great anticipation
to that gala event
PURIM DONATION
DAY, which falls on
Sunday, February %,
1926.
This event is one
that the children en-
Joy for two reasons.
All children are happy
when a t t e n tion is
shown them, and the
bringing of gifts to the
Home is a personal Of
fering to each child.
To this is added the
pleasure of an oppor-
tunity of meeting so
many of their friends.
The Chairman of the
House c o m m j t t e e,
Mrs. M. Lifshutz, has
devoted considerable
thought to this event
and is fortunate in
~
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
"JeWish Families Here Await
Death and Resigned to Fate"
Cables Irma May from Lodz
Special Commissioner to Poland of United Jewish Cam
paign Sends Tragic Message of a Whole
People Perishing BY Starvation
10000 UNEMPLOYED; 10000 UNSUPPORTED

In of homes in LODI Polands industrial which
she visited during the past few days whole families awaiting
death by starvation and resigned their declares rma
May special commissioner to Poland for the United Jewish Cam
paign in radio to David A. Brown
which she describing the appalling situation of the
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
Einstein Awarded Medal by
British Astronomical So
ciety.
Jewish Telegrnphic Agency

London-The Royal Astronomical
Society awarded this years gold medal
to Professor Albert Einstein for his
relativity theory of gravitation
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
FacIories CIosed IS Monlhs
country.

Almost all the factories have been
closed mp for the past eighteen months
The few that are open run about two
days a week, but they give no employ
ment to Jews. Most of the factories
have auctloncd off their entire equip.
mcnt,' says Miss Mays message.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28
WARBURC C-FRITSCH
LIBEL VERDICT IS
EAGERLY AWAITED
Judge Rejects Evidence" by
Anti-Semitic Leader VS..
Max Warburg
FAMOUS TRIAL ENDS NEXT WEEK
dewish relegrnphie Agency

ti"wish Telegrnphic Agency
Hamburg Judgment was reserved
by the Court Of Appeals here in the
case Of Max Warhurg and Herr Mel
choir against Theodor Fritsch. former
deputy of the Relchstng and editor Of
the anil-Scmiiic weekly paper, Der
Hammer"
Thcodor Fritsch. The 7l-yenr old anti
Semitic leader in Leipzig appealed
against sentence 10 three months i'm
prisonmcnt, pronounced against him on
December 9Th of last year for libel
charges brought against him by Max
Warburg. In his periodical Der Ham
mer' and In n number of leaflets
Fritsch alleged that Max Warburg, who
was Germany's financial expert at the
Peace Conference of Versailles, had
been acting with his brothers Paul and
Felix Warburg. 10 bctray Germany TO
the Allies.
The decision will be rendered next
week, the court announces
Changes Tone on Treason Charge
During the proceedings. Theodor
Friisch, who at first charged Mr.. War.
burg and Melchior with treason. dis
played an exceedingly conciliatory atti-
tude. lie was ready 10 modify his
previous statements. Max Warburg."
he declared, has done beneficial work
for Germany. He is nevertheless rep
resentativc of world Jewry and il is
impossible for him to be fully German"
Theodor Fritsch stated.
Mr. Warburg declared in court that
he was proud of being Jew. "The
Jewish religion is the most beautiful
set Of moral teachings II gave TO
Christianity the idea Of loving ones
ncigih,or.' he declared lie denied the
charges of Theodor Fritsch that he
trained Jewish diplomats and that he
participated in the Stockholm negotia-
rions in 1916 with the then Russian
Prime Minister. Protopopoff concerning
a separate peace with Russia. although
he declared, it might have been useful
Not he, hut his brother Fritz, participat-
ed in the Stockholm negotiations on be-
half of Germany The American Fed
eral Reserve Board, Of which Paul
Warburg was one Of the founders. is
not under the influence Of the Jews,
he stated.
Fritsch Displayed Ignorance
Herr Frtsch displayed ignorance
when he declared that Ford's capital
was productive and Jewish capital I'M
productive. My role at Versailles was
not pleasant one because | had TO de
fend the interests of the vanquished
against The conquerors. German anti.
Semitism is double misfortune, first.
because it makes il impossible for the
German Jews who feel German to work
for Germany and. secondly. 1t dislracts
the attention of the German people
from thinking of real ways and means
of betterinG the position of the coun-
try" ne declared Mr.. Melchior sup
ported the arguments of Max Warburg
The court rejected the 'thirty-three
points of evidence" submitted by Mr.
Fritsch in support of his charges