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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
13
A Washington Post special correspondent surveys Sinai as a sandy, flinty wilderness shaping the Exodus myth. He notes stark mountains, scarce water, Bedouin life, and the stark terrain that informed Moses law on Mount Sinai and the Sinai-Red Sea pilgrimage.
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as a cure for biliousness and moodiness in men and women. It promises a drastic morning improvement after one tablet with no taste or after effects and offers a refund if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy the original package for thirty-five cents.
Atlanta July 21 Senator Flynt chairman of Georgia's Democratic executive committee condemned President Wilson's telegram urging ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment as dictatorial. He argued the message was personal and should not be read in the senate. He warned passage would threaten states' rights and provoke a race issue in the South.
The body of Sergt Paul Mannheim of the French army, murdered in Berlin on July 13, arrived in Paris for two days of state tribute, with France and other nations' wreaths and full military honors. Paris had sought 1,000,000 francs indemnity from Berlin, which refused, offering court arbitration instead.
Brest July 20 1925 Two hundred seventy five members of the West Point graduating class arrived aboard the United States army transport Lesiathan for a tour of France returning to the United States about September 1. A reception and dinner at the YMCA honored the cadets with speakers Rear Admiral Alexander Halstead Major General Smedley Butler and Major General E. A. Helmick attending.
A reflective account places Sinai at Jebel Musa as the birthplace of Jewish and biblical law. It asserts the mountain witnessed the first commandment, the golden calf incident, and the Exodus, framing Sinai as the cradle of monotheism and universal morality. It claims the site shaped civilization and the first peace conference, contrasting it with Versailles.
Friedlander Bros at 42% Ninth street launches a massive sale after buying a large stock from A New & Co. New York. Trousers in 50 value group at 3.98, 650 value at 5.50, 859 at 6.15, and 10 value trousers at 7.50. Big rush expected as buyers rush to secure stylish trousers at unprecedented prices.
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