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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Bytautiene Luba - Woccoboc,
N. Y.
Ciuzas Stasys, Juze, Rimantas
Chicago, Ill.
Demereckis Jonas, Izabele, W.
tautas, Leonas - Chicago, Ill.
Eimantas Konstantinas - Chi
cago, Ill.
Indreika Alfonsas, Kazimiera,
Valerijonas, Dalia - Gary,
Ind.
Jakstys Juozas - Custer, Mich.
Jankus Jonas - New Britain,
Conn.
Janusauskiene Maria = So.
Boston, Mass.
Jasdauskas Franz - Chicago,
III.
Korsakas Maria, Romualdas -
Lakeville, Conn.
Kronas Robertas, Konstancija,
Romualdas, Elena = Chicago,
ILL.,.
Krusnauskas Motiejus, Stefa -
So. Boston, Mass.
Kubaitis Vladas Willow
Spring, Ill.
Lenkauskas Edmundas - Paw
Paw, Mich.
Makarauskas Povilas, Valerija,
Elena - Philadelphia, Pa.
Makarevidiene Konstancija -
Chicago, III.
Maracinskas Povilas - Frank
fort, Ill.
Makutenas Stasys, Kunigunda
Indianapolis, Ind.
Malukas Ildefonsas - Kenne-
bunk Port, Maine.
Margis Jurgis, Katarina, Lii,
Heinas, Jurgis - Worcester,
Mass.
Marina Pijus, Marijona,. Geno-
waite - Chicago, Ill.
Micuta Albinas, Ona, Danute,
Ramute, Rasa - Lancaster,
Ohio.
Petkelis Antanas, Petronele,
Dziugas, Laime - Brockton,
Mass.
Pimpe Alfonsas, Ksavera -
Waterbury, Conn.
Pleckaitis Veronika, Ona -
Detroit, Mich.
Pranckevicius Kostas - Chica-
go, I'll.
Pustelnikas Antanas, Genovai-
(Perkelta j 7-ts pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Sios mintys paduodamos
tik kaip atskirq paskaitos
momentu atpasakojimas.
Tai nera zodis zodin is
paskaitos paimtos istrau-
kos. Red.
Clevelande kadaise buvo Ii
teraturos klubas. Ten susirinka-
vome ir diskutuodavome viso-
kius klausimus. Rinkdavomes ir
tada, kaip dabar cia, visokiu
paziuru ietuviai. Tokiuose daily
kuose paziuros turf butt, kaip
kiseninis laikrodis - kiekvienas
savaji savoj kisenej laiko -.
Naujakuriai dabar nera toxic
patys, kaip buvo prizes 30 metu.
Naujame kraste daug lengviau
pritapti ir butt laimingam tam,
kuris neturejo ko nustoti, negu
tam, kuris jau buvo susikures
rimta, pastovu ir nebloga gyve-
nina, kokio svetimame kraste
tik negreit tegali pasiekti. Sc
nieji imigrantai labai greit at
RADIO cia geresni gyvenima, ne
gu jie tevynej turejo. Dabarti-
MANS daugeliui gal niekad ne
bus galima pasiekti to, ka jau
buvo pasieke per ilgas pastan-
gas ir moksla. Tuo atzvilgiu
jiems sunkiau pasijusti laimin-
giems Shame kraSte.
Ypac sunku tam, kas galvo-
ia grlzti j laisva Lietuva. o
galvoti ir ryztis tam reikia. Bet,
net ir tikedamas, kad gal siais
ar kitais metals jau grisi, stem
kis taisytis cia gyventi kaip de-
simciai metq: mokykis kalbos,
renkis tapti pilieciu, isitvirtink
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Mockevicius Stasys - Chicago,
Ill.
Nakutavicius Juozas, Gertrude,
Vytautas - New Britain, Conn
Norusis Vladas, Izabele, Mari
ia - Wheeelwright, Mass.
Paulauskas Kazys - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Paulikas Pranas, Barbara, Bi-
rute, Kestutis - Chicago, Ill.
Peskaitis Povilas, Stefanija,
Stasys, Wanda - Chicago, III.
Petrauskas Jonas, Aleksandra
- Hartford, Mich.
Petrusevicius Romualdas - Gle
veland, Ohio.
Ramanauskas Margarita, Gin
tautas, Vytautas - Hudson,
N. Y.
Reingoldas Edvardas, Anna, Ele-
ma = Auburn, Mass.
sapetka Kazimieras - Water
bury, Conn.
Schulz Ida, Annemarie, Renate
= Sheboygan, Wis.
Skladaitis Kostas, Magdalena
= Waterbury, Conn.
Skladaitis Jonas, Elena, Eduar-
das = Philadelphia, Pa.
Stanaitis Vladas, Irena, Regi-
ma = Paterson, N. J.
Strolis Vytautas - Boston,
! Mass.
Sukadelskas Elena - Chicago,
III.
Sutkus Vytautas - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Sutkus Pranas = Chicago, I'll.
Tautkas Justina - Nashville,
Tenn.
Vaitekunas Telesforas, Eliza
beth - Cleveland, Ohio.
Vaitkus Andrius. Maria, Gra-
zina, zivile = st. Louis, III.
Valiulis, Vytautas. Genovaite,
Jurgis - Oakville, Conn.
Valadka Bronius - Chicago, Ill.
Vasauskas Aleksandras, Ruta =
Chicago, Ill.
Vodopalas, Romanas. Genovai-
te. Dalia - Cleveland, Ohio.
Virsiliene Jadvyga - Gary Ind.
S. m. lapkricio % d., laivu
I"General Sturgis" Bostona at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adomavicius Eduardas - Ray
sham, Mass.
Aufutis Maria, Mykolas -
Rockford, I'll.
Balys Karolis, Stefanija, Kes-
tutis - Detroit, Mich.
Barkauskiene Ursule, Danute -
Shenandoah, Pa.
Baranauskas Kazimieras, Eliza
beth, Reiner - New York,
N. Y.
Blynas Vitoldas, Elmira - Troy,
N. Y.
| Borvingyte Irena - Findlay, @.
Buinauskas Petras, Aldona -
Kearny, N. J.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

l1eCuVlQ apgyVenIuOSe raJOnuOSe.
! Pasiekti itakos Amerikoje ne
ra lengvas dalykas. Is senqjQ
lietuviu ateiviu maza kas jos
cia pasieke. Bet dabartiniai atei-
vial turf daugiau pareigos pa
sistengti ia prasme. Mes jie is
Lietuvos yra daug gave -
moksla, issilavinima, kurio Sc
nieji is tevynes neatsiveze. Tad
jie Lietuvai turf uz tai atsiteis-
ii, turf stengtis isnaudoti ia
turta, pasiekiant cia itakos ir
panaudojant ja Lietuvos labui.
Lietuviams reikia pasimokyti
vieningumo is zydu. Zydai irgi
rungtyniauja tarp saves, ir SUI
sipyksta, bet jie niekad nepa-
vydi vieni Kittens laimejimu
gyvenime. Priesingai, jie pade-
da vieni kittens iskilti, mes Ii
no, kad tai yra visiems jiems
naudinga. O lietuviu tarpe dar
per daznai matyti visai nepro-
lingo pavydo. Jeigu kan nors
bent kick pradeda sektis, tai
kiti, jei ne kuo kitu, tai nors
liezuviais, ina jam kliudyti :.
o reikia priesingai: kai kas tu-
ri progos pakilti - padekim
jam.
Nereikia butinai uzsikasti tik
dirbtuvese. Kas nori nors kick
pakilti, turf stengtis pasiekti sa-
varankiskos padeties, nors ir
per abai sunku darba, per ne
migo naktis. Vienas toks pasi-
ryzelis, kick uzsidirbes fabrike,
nuejo prekiauti degtukais viena-
me gatves kampe. Paklaustas,
kodel jis tai daro, atsake: "Pra-
dedu prekiauti sitame kampe,
kad po 10 metu sitas kampas
butu manov
Jaunimas daugiau kla u 0
draugu, negu tevu. Jei nori jau-
nina tam tikra linkme pakreip-
ii, tai reikia sudaryti jam att
tinkamas socialinio bendravimo
salygas tokiose aplinkybese, ku-
rios yra patrauklios.
Gimtos kalbos nesaugojimas
yra vienas is pirmuju keliu jau-
nimui svetimais keliais nueiti.
Reikia mokytis gerai kalbeti an
gliskai, bet tam nera reikalo sa-
vo kalba darkyti. Vaikai largo
nu kalbeti ismoksta ne mokyk-
kloj, kur lietuviskai isviso nekal-
bama, mamie, is tevu. Deja,
jau ir is naujakuriu lupu CANA
daznai tenka isgirsti zargonavi-
ma. Tai pirmas zingsnis j nuto-
lima nuo lietuviskumo. Kad tik
nebutu tokios trgedijos: ateis
laikas grizti j Lietuva, ir bus ga
lima grizti, vaikai pasakys =
jei norit, vaziuokit, o NUNS ne
reikia tos Lietuvos -.
Amerikoj sipriai garbinamas
"aukso versis", bet ne wien ia
garbinima cia galina rasti. Bu-
vo ir cia didziu idealistu, kurie
gyveno lusnose, blogesnese uz
pacia blogiausia Lietuvos lusna,
bet kuriq idejos sviecia ir Sian
ne tik cia, bet ir visam pasauly.
Teisybe, dabar daugiau mate
rializmo ir egoizmo, bet sick tick
pasidaire, rasim dar daug ir ide-
alizmo.
II * x
Ir Lietuvoje, vos tik atgimu-
sioje, vos tik besikuriancioje,
jau buvO pastebima ir dekaden-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Ir Lietuvoje, vos tik atgimu-
sioje, vos tik besikuriancioje,
jau buvo pastebima ir dekaden-
cijos diegu. Biurokratiskumas,
tuscias pasiputimas jau pradejo
reikstis ir kele pasipiktinima
lygiai ten gyvenanciqju, lygiai
apsilankanciuju tarpe. Tu nei-
giamybiu Amerikoje maziau.
Kas cia negera, tue nereikia
|persiimti, o kas gera - ta reikia
ir Lietuva parvezti, kaip igyta
gera kraiti.
4 ~
Daug lietuviu tautiniu atzvil-
giu cia yra jau "lavonai". Neap-
simoka stengtis kelti "nabasny-
kus." Nesame stebukladariai ir
ineturime tick laiko, kad il gai-
sintumem bandymams stebuk-
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

From three to three and one-half
pounds Of strawberries are needed
for quart Of canned material
since they have high percentage
of liquid.
One and one-half to two pounds of
cherries or plums will yield a quart
of the canned product.
To sterilize jars for canned foods,
wash them first in warm. soapy
water. Rinse thoroughly. Cover
jars with warm water and allow to
come to a boil Boil for Is minutes.
Let stand In water until ready to
use.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08
Sunshine"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

cine views expressed In CnlS COL
umn are those of the writer and
do not necessarily express the edi-
torial opinion of The Arizona Sun.
The Editor.)
Hello there, here and everywhere.
The Klans have lost their hoods
according to decision handed
down froma high court down there.
Just because few persons were
beat up, other than Negroes. Ne
groes have been burned, lynched
and dragged through the streets
but never before In history have
they been asked to remove their
hoods.
They have burned crosses all
over the South, North East and
West, yet there has been nothing
done about it but talk, but now they
have taken action. If those two
couples who were killed by mob
in the past few months had been
white, justice would have been
meted to the guilty.
Just think, a small community
like that one, it just doesn't add up
that none of the mob could be
identified. Well I guess it just
doesn't pay to dwell in the past
too much, it is like removing a
scab from an old sore it never heals.
Well it is good old Summer time
again. We complain about the heat,
yet in the winter we are wishing
fo,. tho oooI o1J c,1ropoor fiSno
Summer is the seasons maturity.
It is the season of growth and
harvest. Flowers spread their per-
fume and their color everywhere.
All nature is alive and awake.
Fruits are ripe, watermelons yumm
yumm peaches and all good things
which are not in season at any
other time of the year. Nature is
great medicine for us all. What a
multitude of blessings are Iours if
we can only appreciate the fact.
There is no season of the year
in which all nature is so active as
summer, it is birth-time and seed
time. Nature is our greatest teach
er. We often wonder why certain
1ldNC OCCll y L z q z 0-OQt
there was reason for them all.
Everything has purpose.
There is no period of the year
when relaxation is so important as
during the warm days of summer.
What is better than lying under a
cool tree and letting the breeze
blow gently by, while you mediate
and talk with God and enjoy nature
which is God? We can study life's
values, put the important things in
their places and the less important
thing in theirs. It is really a good
time to relax and get hold of ones
self. Our thought for today is
"Trust to nature which is God and
you will find, your way won't be
so hard" Bye Now-so long-'til
then.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

pressure cooker may also be used
for processing. The pressure cook
er, however, is not as essential to
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Meat Balls Gravy Rice
Carrots and Peas Tomato Salad
Poppy Seed Rolls Butter
Devils Food Cake Beverage
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08
LYNN SAYS:
These Canning Tips
Will Help You

To make one quart of canned fruit.
you'll need two and one-half pounds
of fresh apricots. The same weight
of peaches and pears will also give
a quart of canned fruit.
Two medium sized pineapples
are needed to yield quart of the
canned product.
When packing fruit into jars in
it's raw state tcold pack), add
syrup to within one and one-half
inches of the top Of the jar.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

CCSS Ill PubtAA6
up fruit and berries may not have
been due to any canning procedure.
Your first essential job is to select
sound fruit and berries. Fruit or
berries must be firm and ripe.
Over-ripe material may be used
for jams and jellies but should
never be canned whole.
Discard bruised berries or fruit
as we'll as those which are specked.
The fresher the fruit or berry.
the better is your chance of canning
successfully If you have your own
orchard or garden, then you can go
right out and pick the produce and
rush it into the kitchen for canning.
This is the ideal way to can.
Blanching Means y
Removing Skins
IT'S sometimes desirable to blanch
i fruit, or peel it. This process
means dipping the fruit. such as
apricots, peaches, ETC.. in hot water
for a minute or so, then in cold
water. The skin will slip off easily
with Just slight pressure Of the
fingers or palm.
If you're blanching bushel Of
frllit do IL in
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

Thinking that the Indian enjoyed
hunting, white men gave the name
happy hunting ground" to the
place where Indians go after death.
Actually, says the World Book En-
cyclopedia, the Indian considered
hunting hard work, and his real
idea of heaven was comparable to
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08
Hot Water Bath

Hot Water Bath
Best for Fruit Canning
FRUITS and berries, generally
I hold their shape better when
packed hot or cold into the jars and
are then processed by the hot water
bath.
The open kettle method, whereby
the fruit is cooked in a large kettle
on top of the range and packed
while boiling hot into sterilized
jars. is preferred by some people.
After packing in the jars, the
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

Avocados should be purchased
when firm and allowed to ripen at
home. Avocados bruise when ripe,
so that those purchased when ripe
will have many dark spots from
the handling by customers. This
means lost money to you.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

Modern bring modern probem-bu all quickly
through the ingenuity of the nations engineers
above provides retreat
radio preferred by members Of the family
who won't desert arlane stars for the home entertainment
Modernfod doors combine beauty and utility folding like
meeting all building requirements with aameprcof
coated fabric Used both remodeng and home construction
by leading interior decorators the folding doors walls
available % coors This variety enables matching harmonng
with all home furnishings o. color schemes
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

then check over
the tips I'm
giving and see
where you Slip
ped. True econo-
my depends up
on having sue
cess with every
jar you've put
up.
Lack Of suc-
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

Use three cups
OF water to one
cup Of sugar and
bring to a boil.
The medium,
or No. 2 syrup is
used for peach
es. sour berries,
rhubarb, cher
rieS or goose
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

s m a ii doses.
Letting the fruit
stand in either
the hot or cold
water for more
than the re-
Quired minute
will make it too
watery.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08
Can Fruits Well

CUCCESSFUL fruit and berry
~ canning is comparatively SIM
pie. but good results depend upon
your being well-informed of the
proper methods as well as accuracy
in carrying out certain given di-
rections.
If you canned fruits and berries
last year and had some spoilage
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08
a white man's-a place to sing, eat,
dance, and enjoy life.

When brown sugar hardens, place
in the refrigerator until the sugar
softens. If the sugar is very hard,
wrap "a damp towel around it be-
fore refrigerating.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

More than $4,000 men recently
competed for 1000 Navy college
scholarships in tn e NROTC pro-
gram.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

The state of Missouri presented
the USS MISSOURI with a $10,-
900 eighteen-place setting silver
service.
canning fruits and berries, as it is
in canning vegetables.
Precooking is recommended on
the chart above for such fruit and
berries as are watery. This method
gives better pack.
How to Choose
The Best Syrup
TN THE CHART. it Is suggested
I that you add syrup to the fruit
or berries after it has been packed
in jars. In some cases, it is advisa-
BILE to precook the material in
syrup before packing in the jar.
For the small soft fruit such as
sweet cherries and berries, use a
No. or a thin syrup made as
follows:
Arizona sun., 1949-07-08

berries. 1t Is made by using two
cups OF water to one cup Of sugar
and bringing to a boil.
The heavy, or No. 3 syrup is gen.
orally used on large sour fruits that
have to be made extra sweet.
Scum should be removed from the
syrup after cooking, before pouring
the syrup on fruit.
Corn syrup and honey may be
substituted in whole or in part in
making the syrup. All honey, and
no sugar, will change the flavor of
the fruit as well as make it slightly
darker.
Wash Fruit Thoroughly,
But Avoid Soaking
BACTERIA lurk in soil, and for
- this reason, it's necessary to
wash fruit and berries thoroughly.
However, this does not mean that
you allow the fruit or berries to
soak in water. They may become
waterlogged and give you a very
watery pack once the fruit is in
the jar.
Whole fruits should be washed
under gently running water and
placed in a colander to drain as
soon as washing is over. Berries
may be dipped in and out of fresh,
clean water in a basin and then
placed in colander to drain. Run
ming water may break the berries
apart.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
Film Against Bisotry
Exhibited in
100 Cities

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The
motion picture, "Prejudice," pro-
duced by the Protestant Film
Commission and the Anti-De-
famation League and depicting
bigotry in the U. S., was pre-
viewed here this week by a select
audience of 1000 clerical and lay
leaders of all faiths. The showing,
one of 100 similar previews held
in 100 cities throughout the
country, evoked high praise for
the film which will be exhibited
commercially in motion picture
theatres in all parts of the U. S.
(Rep. Emanuel Cellar protested
earlier to Army Undersecretary
Tracy Voorhees, against the
Army's decision to bar public ex-
hibition of the film, Nuremberg
Its Lesson for Today" which
is described as a powerful indict-
ment against anti-Semitism. Con-
gresham Celler asserted that the
film Should be shown through
out the country in the interests of
spiking anti-Semitism.")
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
Funeral Rites Held
For Dr.. D. B. Torn

Funeral services were held
Monday in the Memorial Chapel
OF Seashole Funeral Parlors for
DR.. Daniel B. Torn, Jacksonville
dentist, who died suddenly Fri
day afternoon. DR. Israel L. Kap-
Ian officiated.
DR.. Torn came to this city 30
years ago. He was native of
New York. A graduate of Tu-
lane University and the New
York College of Dentistry, DR..
Torn was a former president of
the Jacksonville Dental Society
and mmeber of the American
and North East Dental Societies.
He also was a Mason, Shriner
member of the Scottish Rite bod
les. DR.. Torn resided at 1886
Talbot Avenue.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Lillian Young Torn, Nor
folk, Va; four brothers, David
Torn, Jacksonville, Samuel Torn,
Newport News, Va, Harry Torn,
Asheville, N. c. and Aaron Torn,
New York, NY, and several
nieces and nephews.
Active pallbearers were DR..
Jerome Knauer, DR.. c. ]. Masters,
DR.. John John J. Traveres, DR..
Julian Warren, Edward P. Bar
valid and DR.. Sam Witten. Burial
was in the Jewish Temple Gene
terry.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04

The Ark, which is the tradi-
sional container for the Scrolls of
the Law, is topped by a crown
fashioned from silver Hebrew
letters which make up the quota
lion from Exodus 8, 2:
And he looked, and, behold,
khe bush burned aOith fire, and the
bush 1pas not consumed
The exterior of the Ark is en-
eircled with a Hebrew legend cut
In silver taken from Psalm 10,
7-9:
"The law of the Lord is per-
feet, converting the soul: the
testimnmu of the Lord is sure,
making 1Uise the simple.
"The statutes of the Lord ARE
right, rejoicing the heart: the
commandment of the Lord is
pure, enlightening the eyes.
"The fear of the Lord is clean,
enduring for ever: the judy
ments of the Lord ARE true AND
righteous altogether"
One of the interesting details
in the Ark itself is the fact that
the artists so designed the in
Scription of the Psalm that the
words Lord" in Hebrew comes
out each time in exactly the same
place on the edge of the door
that opens the Ark.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
Hays Tells Council
Zionisn1 Breeds
Anti-Semitisn1

NEW YORK, (JTA) Arthur
Garfield Hays, counsel to the
American Civil Liberties Union,
told a meeting of the New York
chapter of the American Council
for Judaism this week that Zion
ism breeds anti-Semitism by con-
tending that Jews are merely
"sojourners" in the U. S. and by
encouraging differentiation be-
tween Jews and non-Jews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
President Truman Receives Gift
From President Weizmann

President Truman today received President Chain wa
mann Ark to hold the Scrolls Law which Dr. we;-
presented to the President of the United earlier this
The presentation was made at the White by Eahu
tb Ambassador of Israel name Of DR. We;znarn n
mann visited President Truman May during brief stav in
A, S%a%aS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04

Anna Eeber born in DIP in Germany reOces with her
doll their arrival in free Ama along with her
Szuim and Miriam Leber, aided in their
USA by HAS Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. In Europe the
families Of Mr. and Mrs eber completely wiped by the
Naz They have found home the HAS Shelter,
425 Lafayette Street, New York. moving prearranged
In order its work in the Of
HAS has this the largest budget its 65ear history
OOO the minimum
utherance Of the SOce mission among the displaced
homeless Jews Of the world
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-09-07

TOGETHER WITH BIBLICAL ASSOCIATIONS
OF EACH NAME
Compiled by Miss Ellen M. Lloyd
PARK NAMES
sHILoH-Genesis 4s1o
'" 's :Sfss s
KEDRoN-n Samuel Is :23-A in Palestine.
ron ss was a n : with bs is Fl: ssss r. sss k:
BEULAH-Isaah 62 a - The Land of sraels New Name.
Lord s s s aa 'sa :ss S ss s:r''' for the
EDINA-Not Biblical
n; ,: s': ass''
oPIR-Psam Ophir celebrated for the purity and
abundance aaa of its gold s =, =, ,,, = on,,.
81 the Sharon, and the lily Of the valley"
BoUIEvARDs
BETHLEHEM-The Birthplace of Jesus
day. ss a S The % Wa" Dor" in BnsAs" Of '''s' the
sALEM-John 8 23.
John n+t the Baptist baptized near sa because there
s;ss Pr ~ rs; Ii:
KEDRoN-John 1871.
Mn K e chsgeF r gh mss the challenge A.
CALEDONIA name for Scotland dr. Dowies native
sHLoH-shoh, referring to THE MESSIAH.
Genesis 4slo sas Shiloh and unto Him shall the
BETHESDA pool having five porches the Temple in
man sSs Ia sssa ss s s; and : :: a
the o the
Bethel"
EDNA-Non- Biblical
Roman for Edinburgh, otnd-Dr Dowe'sb
LAKE FRONT AVENUES
HOsAH Hosah Subdivision the legal description for
lions Lake Front property.
Joshua The Of the Tyre land the
o Hosah."
NATHAN-(This given to Zion Beach land by Dr.
Dowe)
Samuel Chapter TwelveNathan prophet in Israel who
told David his
ARNON-Numbers 81 13, 14-"In the brooks of Arnon"
The brook Arnon divided the territory the Moabtes
that of the Amortes.
CALNEH-Genesis
of a in the of
ESROM-(Esrom Pool
Matthew 1s-n Matthew's genealogy, the
the line Of which Christ
PATMOS-Revelation g.
81, n Gale for the
of God and the testimony Jesus Christ"
received the "Patmos Vision" the
ESTHER-(E Esther Place.
Book Esther. Esther signaly of God the
deed celebration of this the
instituted and still observed by the Jewish people.
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The s nes sna are nss ss % KIM s
o for pnis s Gpg en a tSe ed forget the
coMER-Genesis 1922.
On o Japheth. Capheth OF Noah)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1899
Masd sien %ss s'n Of Magdsla
DIAGONAL AVENUES
LEBANoN-1 Kings 5:e-1o.
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sar so 1d fir tsp Tsfs taken from the forests OF Lebanon
Observation-Disclosures 2:1
Birthplace Of Jesus y
BETHANY-John 111.
@ g. i: from Gun as dead
cALEDONIA-The Roman name for Scotland
and for which he held great affection
AVENUES WITHIN THE CITY OF ZION
ANTIOCH-Acts 1926
4; ~; E: : S s .s:
AoullA-Acts 1872.
tain The 4 ans R paul s'B o Sn T::S he 5s"as
s s x Paul Paul Ss ~st % fhs roth A''' and p's"
BEREA-Acts 17:1o-11.
brethren Immediately 5as Paul and sia by
sn they ' sf word St s 3 a:
CALEB-Joshua 14:13.
epsan i HssHs es s an % % % unit" Caleb the so" Of
Ssfs T s # sss
forty
DAMASCUS-Acts 9:3 4.
q:
thou Me?"
aR: x:s DG;;;
him outside the city wall in basket
9:25)
DEBORAH-Judges A.
s:! tv: !s::
and Trumph)
EBENEZER-I Samuel 7:12
Samuel tooka between Mizpeh and
Ebenezer, Hitherto hath
Iordhe u.s."
EDEN-Geness 2:8-17.
the LordGo in Eden, and
putt MAJ He had formed"
ELL Samuel 4:1518.
"Now Eli and eight old And the
andsa Phlisnes, and
slaughter the people, and thy
when the
mention God Eli fell from off the
he died And he judged
Israel forty years"