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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-10

and Edwin Hurlock of Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Harold Gatchel is the daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Pooler
who conduct the Naples Inn and is
a very clever actress. This week
she is being seen in the leading role
in "Over The Hill, Interpreting the
difficult part i'll very pleasing
manner. She is also heard between
the second and third act of the play
in the beautiful vocal selection,
Songs My Mother Used TO Sing.
She is joined by her husbands fine
tenor voice in the song, I'm Lone
some for You, and next week will
be heard in SINE other beautiful
numbers. Local people are most for
tunate indeed to be able to hear
these talented young people, and as
Mrs. Gatchell has lived in Wins!ow
for many years her appearance in
stock here has been source of
great delight to those who know
her. The entire cmpany are very
pleasing both on and off stage.
Mansfield's team of Winslow viii
meet Auburn's baseball team today
on Sevearns Field in Waterville IN
what is expected to be a very hard
game. Many fans from this town
plan to attend and do a lot of cheer
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephfp Horth and
daughter, Yvonne of Clinton avenue
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People Pick Bargain By Following The Offers Presented Below
"7his World Is So Full OF
A Number OF Things F"

And nearly all of them are listed at some
time or other in the systematically arranged
columns of the Kennebec Journal A-B-C
Classified Section
There is hardly any limit to the variety of
the offers which make up these columns If
it's something you want-if it's something
people buy and sell-you'll find it in the
classified columns-today or some other day.
That's why you should watch these ever
changing, never-ending opportunities every
single day.
If you read the classified ads nearly every
day. but not every day-the BIG opportunity
of a lifetime may pass through them the very
day you pass by them.
Reading the Abe Classified Section
every day assures you of being present every
time that opportunities are being distribu-
ted!
The A-B-c Classified Ads
Away the Same-ln Service
Always Different-in Opportunity
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Fish DaX

Chinese Consul Moy Back Him
said at a dinner in Portland:
1T is a great mistake to accuse
the Chinese of a lack of wit. \
tramp knocked at the kitchen door
of a Portland home one day, and a
smiling Chinaman appeared.
"'Say, John. croaked the tramp.
give me hand-out, for the love o
Mike, will yer? S'elp me- I'm starv-
in"
man with a bland smile.
'Betcha sweet life | like fish, said
the tramp eagerly.
"'Call Friday said the China
man, and still smiling Handy he
shut the door."2F'rom Every body's
Maya zine.
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Specials at the Stores

ONE DOLLAR
Left at E'ifields, opp. depot, Augusta
viii entitle you to lug off any one of
the following items:
so sheets of sandpaper
10 sheets of emery cloth.
1 Ford Fulton Foot Accelerator
steering wheel Horn Button for
Essex.
10 tubes Rubber cement.
l Tire Flap
. No I'LL Eveready Radio Batteries.
| Storage Battery Hydrometer tester
/ Electric Door Bell.
? Farranoid Fan Belts for Ford.
/ dollars worth of Boycoite
20 feet of green e yellow electric lamp
cord.
/ Tire chain Tool.
l Auto "Out-O-Site" Ash Receiver.
j pairs new Coil Points tor Ford.
1000 assorted Cotter Pins.
Ford Crankcase Repair Arm.
/ rear window set of lights for Ford
> 3-16" twist drills.
4 lib. cans Veedol Grease
] doz. 12-inch Hacksaw Blades.
Ball Pein Hammer, VT. IA lbs.
10 Ford switch keys. your favorite
number.
= headlamp bulbs and soc in.change.
Ford tail light and Toe back.
L dash lamp. ssss
pair Ford head lamp lens.
Battery Ammeter (pocket type).
Ford dash ammeter and two bits re-
fund.
gallon MobiloiI "A, f, or Arctic"
l pint of Black Engine Enamel
! tube patching outfit "Rubberweld"
medium VaCar (BlowouD Tire
Plasters.
set Ford Pedal Pads.
| Little Devil Noera tire pump.
] Jumbo screw driver.
. lbs best solder
, ID. can Mobo auto soap.
2 4. c. Ford Spark Plugs No. 1913.
l gasoline siphop for sucking gas
from the auto tank.
l Ford starter switch.
20 five cent packa ses of Tape.
! pint Tar Remover
? Imp spare tire locks.
IS ydS. upholstery tape.
! Columbia Vacuum Bottle
5 boxes valve insides and a used dime.
4 lbs. cotton waste.
pint Brilliant Lustre Auto Polish.
| pint Leather Top Dressing
| pint Never Squeak Spring Oil.
l hand Windshield Cleaner.
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half pound son born Thursday eve
ming, July 8, at $50. Mrs. Mary
Halves is c, ring for mother and ba-
by and both are doing very Well
Mrs. j. 7. Irving and Mrs. Eva
Pelletier have returned from visit
to Northern Maine Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mansfield and
Neva Dyer Were visitors Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0.
Harrington of South China.
Miss Phyllis Morrell has gone TO
Belgrade where she will be employ
ed until the opening of schools in
the Fall
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MOODY MOUNTAIN

The Farm buildings of Will Rich
ards burned July 4, with loss Of
Z tons of hay, farming tools, etc. and
household furniture: although the
family was in the house at the time,
very little was saved as there was
a high wind and the fire was well
underway before ii was discovered
Estimated loss. $500, Insured $500.
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ivaIv Man Hunt

There was a lively man hunt here
July 8, one of the working prisoners,
who was working on the state road
at Union got away and was seen
here and ..o' soon got after him
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have gone 70 Bonaventl;re, Canada.
for a, visit.
Mrs. Alvin Quimby and daughter.
Olive, have returned to their home
in Somerville. Mass, after being the
guests of Mr.. auG Mrs. George Co
decke Of Benton avenue.
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Wanted-To Buy

E,S-Bureaus. tables. chairs,
mirrors, clocks. beds. dishes and
glassware. Any condition; price no
object. Private party. Write U-2.
care Journal
PEELED SPRCCF,-Fir and poplar
pulpwood for immediate shipment or
next fall or winter delivery. Frank E.
Mace, 81 WinthrOp St. Augusta.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Cunningham
and family and Ed Wod and son
Byron, called on friends in Monroe.
Brooks. and Knox, sunday.
Ed Howes is at work on the r
AMI a State road in Belfast They
have over miles under construc-
ton but not any completed.
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but he easily escaped them all. it
is reported one man got hold of
him but fell down and lost his hold.
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The Fort Halifax Boys and Girls
Club will hold a meeting Monday.
July Y, at the Fort schoolhouse al
: o'clock. 1t is requested that all
members bring their report blanks.
Robert Stuart of the Cushman
road is visiting at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Burns of Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embert Ramsey of
Bay street are receiving congratula-
tiors on the birth of six and
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Church Notices

Services at the Winslow Congre-
gational church for Sunday, July II,
will be as follows: Regular morning
worship at 1880. sermon by the
pastor The song service will be
held at $50 in the evening, followed
by Christian Endeavor services at
I o'clock. The mfd-weellly prayer
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening at the parsonage. To all
these meetings the public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
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Radio Supplies

RADIO SET-5 tube. including head
phones, K. E. loud speaker, b battery.
radio table with shelf (for speaker
and battery. viii sell all except
storage battery. for $40. Call Baker,
Fairfield Tel 81
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

FILLING STATION--All complete. at
Island Park to let for the season.
Inquire Casavant & Cloutier, Island
Park Tel. Augusta 51.-45.
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THE SOONER you turn to the clas-
sfied columns the sooner you Will be
in touch with opportunity.
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Situations Wanted-Female 81

w OTkh-by udy VI iOul' GuS
per hour. D-1. Gardiner K. j. office.
SS-Chambermaid or house
keeper position desired, but must go
home III ghtS Write k-4 care journal.
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Solicitors, Canvassers. AGENTS ;

SOLICITORS, CanVaSSerS, Agents 80
AGENTS-1OOq profit; wonderful lit
tie article. Something new; sells like
wildfire. Carry in pocket. Write at
Mills, Mgr, 1889 Monmouth, Cincin
natl, O.
AGENTS-$11.S0 daily in advance.
! (Sworn Proof). Introducing New In
sured Hosiery for men, women. chill
dren. 81 styles, 80 colors. Capital,
experience UNNECESSARY, Simply take
orders. We deliver and collect (or
you can deliver, suit yourself. Credit
given). Bonus extra. Your own. hose
free. Spare time will de. We furnish
samples. Mac-O-Chee Textile Co,
A11S-62S, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS-Sl 90 hour selling Worlds
Fastest Agents Seller. Sharpens all
strating sample free. Premier Mfg.
Co. Dept. 329, Detroit, Mich.
AGENTS-$5O0 monthly easy selling
Magic Gas, 81 box equals 33 gall
Ions gasoline. Proven merits. Your
name on cans. 5000 profit. Write
quick. P. A. Lefebvre & Co, Alexan-
dria, Ont, Canada.
AMAzING-Large cash commissions
introducing beautiful $685. and $4.95
fit-to-measure guaranteed shoes.
Write for samples. Style Arch Shoe
Co, Dept, 1o5, Cincinnati. Ohio.
BANKRUPT-And Rummage Sales
Make $4,000 daily. We start you, fur
nishing everything. Wholesalers,
Desk 12s, 6o9 Division. Chicago.
ONLY SALES DAILY-Brings YOU
$500 weekly. Powerful selling out
fit free. Amazing clothing. values.
Profits cash in advance. If you're
not afraid of $1,000 earnings write for
Proof. Arnold Swift, sol W. Van
Buren,. Chicago.
OWNERS OF 1926 FORD CARS
Wanted as agents in every county to
sell the Hancock Gasoline Gauge
on the dash-absolutely guaranteed.
Price $3.50. No cutting of dash or
tank. Protected territory. Write Au-
tomato Gasoline Gauge Co, Kendall
Square, Cambridge. Mass.
SALESMEN-Ti up with the best
tailoring proposition of the age.
Money maker from the start. Made
to-measure, guaranteed. 3 popular
prices. Fit and tailoring nationally
known. Huge swatches. A whale OF
a commission. Write quick. Desk I'll.
A. G. Lyon Tailoring Co, Sth &
Sycamore, Cincinnati.
LESMEN-There's Big Money sell
ing nationally advertised, quality
clothing direct to-wearer at popular,
low price $23.S5. Moneyback guar
antee. All wool. 2-day delivery. Larg-
est commissions and bonus We de-
liver and collect. Get fastest selling
line in America. Write quick. Dept.
III. Crane-kent. 224 f. Sth, Cincin-
natl.
We WANT MORE sALEsMEN-To
sell highest quality Lubricating Oils,
Paints, VarnisheS, Roof Coating,
Specialties at competitive prices.
Liberal compensation. Protected ter
ritory. Investigate a { once. The Noble
Refining Co, Cleveland, o.; estab-
Situations Wanted-Female So
HOUSEWORK-By day or hour. soc
Der hour D-1 Gardiner K I office
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USED CARS
NAsH-19oe sedan; Advanced Six;
four door.
NASH-Jse6 sedan; Advanced Six;
two door.
NASH-1924 sedan: cyl; four door.
NASH-1923 touring; cyl.
oAKLAND--1922 touring.
sTUDEBAKER-1s22 coupe.
BUICK-Touring good condition; S1?5
wADLEIGH MOTOR co.
AUGUSTA TEL. 1343-M
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HeIp-Male or Female

GIRLS-And men to work in factory.
Apply at Fibre Toy Mfg. Co., South
Gardiner,
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MERCHANDISE
Business and Office Equipment S

MACHINE - Electrically
operated; also choice of National
cash registers, late models. Weber
& Hewett. Augusta.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Fets II
CHOW DOG-Black, pedigreed. c. T.
Dodge, ISL Central St, Gardiner. Tel
S26-P
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sell highest quality Lubricating Oils,
Paints, VarnisheS. Roof Coating,
Specialties at competitive prices.
Liberal compensation Protected ter
ritory. Investigate at once. The Noble
Refining Co, Cleveland, o.; estab-
lished over so wears.
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SCREEN PAINT--Is needed right now.
How about other paints, varnishes,
wall paper and window glass? Hill
mans, Inc, Augusta.
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KITTENS-Long-ha haired, No. in quail
ity, beauty and health. Mrs. r. A.
Farrar, r. s, Kennebunkport. Me
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Horses, Cattle. Vehicles

COW-Jersey- Guernsey. fresh, big
mill1er: so hens; moving machine,
about new $50. Mrs. Croker, So.
Manchester
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ONE DOLLAR
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SPECIAL USED CAR PRICES FOR
TODAY ONLY
Closed Franl1lins, $3.50 to $1,000
3 open FranlSlins, s4o0 to $3.50
l Stutz Roadster, 1878
Ford tourings with starters.
SIS to, s1e5
1 Overland touring $3.50
/ Chevrolet touring, $3.50
Harley-Davidson motorcycle and
side car, 800
We will take your present car in
trade at its best possible value and
furnish gallons of gas with each
of the above cars.
HARRY T. JOSE
N-PAIGE-JEWETT
81 CONY STREET AUGUSTA
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services Offered 10
WCOL-We are prepared to make
yours into yarn. Write for prices
and particulars. We also have yarns
for sale. Samples free. H. A. Bart
lett. Harmony, Me.
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Left at F'ifield's, opp. depot, Augusta
viii entitle you to lug off any one of
the following items:
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AGENTS-1009o profit; wonderful lit
tie article. Something new; sells like
wildfire. Carry in pocket. Write at
once for free sample offer. Albert
Mills, Mgr, 1889 Monmouth, Cincin
natl, O.
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BUTTONS ALL THERE-When your
clothes come back from our shop.
Mems and women's summer garments
perfectly pressed, cleansed and re-
paired. Berrys, dry cleansers and
tailors. Augusta
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
Nathan Lan,basts Plays and Actors

II is impossible 10 dismiss the subject Of "Thc
House of Satan" Nathan has commented therein on
everything that is in the slightest linked with the drama
whether it he actors plays echncians playwrgh
representatives, audiences critics. lay and professional
To say that Nathan is keen is impcrnence He has
insight into everything that lives for that matter that
is inanimate His epigrams popular Oscillations of
esotcrie wisdom nothing beyond the far
the words themselves concerned, hut eternity
distant regards the fundamental philosophy,
George Jean Nathan has stepped in to The eminence
that lanes Gibbons uneier. but he is entirely
different monarch Whenever Huneker caustic he
forgot to lake himself seriously He may have
laughed something but laughed himself Nathan
has the knack of making beevc that he is ckled by
his writings Tint may account for the ndif-
ference greets any Naans ef,sons The world
that is willing TO he preached to, and to lie taught
thing the preacher and teacher to believe in their
missions.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

applying the same test, 1t ought TO be
easy for anyone with n fair knowledge
of the basic principles of vocal art to
determine TO his own satisfaction
whether u singer is just plain good, or
entitled to II listing on the roll OF the
great.
Quaint old Sir Joshua Reynolds with
his serious air, succeeded in convincing
some of the credulous that genius was
the product or manifestation of hard
work. But Joshua would never have
been what he was in the art he graced
and gloriiied Il he had had nothing In
him but an infinite capacity for labor
iOus effort. He would never have got
ten beyond the bounds of technique.
It's the same in every branch and
phase of art-painting. sculpture.
poetry, acting. singing, Work may
produce the technician; bet the true
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
Queen Marie to Speak at
World Unity Conference

Philadelphia. - Is. AZ A World
Unity conference will be held at the
Sesqui- Centennial International Expo
sition here on September 26, with the
purpose of emphasizing the spirit of
unity on strictly non-sectarian basis,
and to provide for a discussion of the
fundamentals of world unity from the
viewpoint of the oneness Of mankind.
1t is probable that Queen Marie of
Roumania will deliver the principal
address. Among those who are spon-
soring the conference is Rabbi Ru-
dolph Coffee of Oakland, Calf.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

artist, the great artist. Is not II product
of work alone.
Aud 20, following Sehumnnn's
thought. we shall find that the mystic
thing which we call genius is what
lifts the true artist above the teclnl-
elan aud entities him Ia be called
great
Art is more than technique or school,
and singing is more than voice or train
ing II IL Individuality that makes
greatness and no great individuality can
exist without genius. There was no
other Jean de Reszkc, there was no
other Curuso. there Is no other John
Mccormack The surcst way for genius
TO prove itself is to produce what can
not he initiated.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
PLAN MONUMENT
TO HUMANITARIAN
CHARLESTON JEW
Entire Community Mourning
Death This Week of Henry
Frank Lewith
tJewish Daily Bulletin)


Charleston, S. C.-The city OF
Charleston and the Jewish community
of this city mourn the death of Henry
Frank Lewith, the originator of the
movement for the observance OF Be-
Kind-to-Animals Week, which made
such rapid strides in the last decade
as to become national institution. 1t
was he also, who started the issuance
of the Humane Supplements which
have since become a feature of most
of the newspapers in the larger cities
in the United States. 1t is stated that
it was one of his issues that attracted
the attention of President Harding
Mr.. Lewith's death, according to an
editorial in the local "News and Cou-
ricr," "is a real loss to very useful
work that needs to be done" He and
his dog, Beauty, familiar to thousands
through postcards and pictures, were
known to nearly everybody in Charles
ton. Beauty died, it is said, of a
broken heart, when his master was
taken to the hospital several months
ago. A dcvotcc of the simple life,
and satisfied with the bare necessities
where himself was concerned, he was
prodigal of his health and means in
alleviating the lot of dumb animals
"Hc attended almost every conven-
tion of the Society for the Prevention
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
John Mccormack
Good and Grcat-Analyzed

The difference between good singing
and great singing is that the great
singer obtains every grade of emotion ;
his voice follows the action of a song
and expresses each idea. 1t goes be
yond technique
This statement Is credited To Robert
Schumann. 1t may explain why John
Mccormack, who will be heard in re-
cital at the Denver Auditorium, Satur-
day evening, September IL, opening OF
the Slack Series, is ranked now among
the greatest Singers of the world BY
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

of Cruelty to Animals. His home he
turned into veritable little haven of
refuge for whatever stray or starving
animal came to his attention, and he
was never so happy as when he sue
cessfully interceded for condemned
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
BREvITIES

The brooklyn Museum announces
that an important addition has been
made In its permanent sculpture exhi-
bition through the gift by Felix NJ.
Blum. of brooklyn, OF Malvina HON.
mans bronze figure Of Ivan Mestravic,
the great Yugoslav Sculptor. This statue
was first shown In its plaster form ut
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
JACOBSTEIN
NOMINATED AGAIN

Rochester, N. Y.-(S. A.)-Repre-
sentative Meyer Jacobstein, democratic
leader of the 3Sth district, has been
re-nominated by the Democratic Com
mittee of Monroe County as candidate
from his district
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
A Critic Celebrates the "Black Mass"
(Ihc Iicuse of Satan by George Jexa Nathan Alfred A.
kuODf)
U,,yrivI,, to,G Ly \,

(Copyriglt ia,G by seven Arts Feature syndicate,
Whoever has heard of the American drama has hearo
Of George Jean Nathan. That person may may not
relish the taste of that Jews but admit
that he Is force in the theatre whether for good
bad. 1t would he inaccurate refer George Jeap
that. lie might even be considered in the light of
historian. What he ridculcs will eventually be
gnrtcd the rubbish of the American theatre: that
which he lauls will ultimately be looked upon The
high spot in the dramatic histor. Of this country.
In his collection of sundry essays The House
Of SATAN enfant terrible of lases right
and left needless of where the blows fall long his
opinion of the truth has been recorded And
read these simple, straightforward attacks upon the
doces and diosyncrases of the hsrionic practccd
In America, again made wonder why G. J. N
has become best seller There is nothing absrusc
about his writing He could easily substitute for Dr.
fact Cranes regular leaders would think that their master
adviser had decided 10 become intimate and
personal.
Frightened Intelegentsia
The truth of the matter is that the "mtenegentsia'
has frightened the American public away from the Dean
Of American Dramatic Critics Because the Jewish boy
from Wayne associated with the Set and
with Mercury those who have been maintaining
the prosperity Abies Irish Rose believe
that there is intellectual concealed behind him
These very people are Natllns potential reading
public they would rally the courage to look into few
paragraphs of his critical writing Those who cater the
believe that &. J. n is caviar to the mass appetite.
Nathan writes II weekly dramatic column. which, if
correctly is taken by only three newspapers
The apparently believe that the contents are too in
hlammatory. Nathan's material fortunes have suffered
because he forgets take ont few phrases Ike He
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
THE JEWISH REALM OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

the Brooklyn Museum last April, when
II was II part of the exhibition of the
National Society Of Women Painters
and Sculptors.
A bronze fountain, gift OF Louis BAN
berger, donor of the Newark museum
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

animal and managed to rescue it from
the hand of the executioner," the pa
per states.
A movement is being initiated in
Charleston to erect monument to
Mr.. Lewith's memory.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

has been placed in the archwuy OF the
museum building. The fountain is the
work of Ernest Wise Keyser New York
sculptor.
He who talks deceitfully is despiscd
by the Lord.-Talmud