The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
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edge valuable. you must have tin'
checrfulness of wisdom. Whenever
you are sincerely pleased you are
noprishetl. The joy Of the spirit In
dicatcs its strength All healthy things
are sweet tempered. Genius works In
sport, and goodness smiles 10 the last.
Emersop.
The Teachers lnstltufe OF the He
brew Union College will hold summer
session at the Temple, in Cleveland,
Ohio, from June 90 to July l. for the
teachers In the Jewish sabbath school.
Ihe Instructors will be DIR. Louis Gros-
mann. principal of the Teachers lnsti-
tutc, and Professors Gotthard Deutsch
md Henry Highlander This Is the
fourth summer session of the Institute
in Cleveland
A New York judge recently declared
to the lawyers practicing In his court
that he would not consider legal papers
presented to him which arr not written
In good English. This recalls an in
c:dent which happened in the Common
Pleas Court in which Judge Fell. after
wards Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
was presiding. A person OF foreign
birth who l,ad been summoned to act
aa Juror asked to he excused be-
cause he did not understand good
English. = TO which the presiding
Judge sententiously replied: That
need not trouble you. YOm will not
hear much of 1t here" Sentinel.
Edward a. Kerbs, who died in New
York City. leaving an estate of more
than 500, 1000, gives $4,000 in his will
to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum and
ShO.OOO to the Trudeau Sunitarium, In
he Adirondacks to erect pnvilions for
men and women tubercular patients.
the viii provides that II II daughter
who becomes the residuary legatee dies
Without issue the principal of Che
estate is to be used to establish the
Kerbs Hospital for Tubercular Diseas-
rs. of which the presidents Of the
Charity Organization Society and the
Society for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor shall be two OF the trustees.
Germany is said to be the home Of
modern anti-Semitism. And yet for
those Jews, who have been transferred
from German rule to that Of Polish,
Ukrainian, or CzechO-Slavish. 1t is n
cnse of "out of the frying-pan into the
fire" Their present condition is worse
than tlseit frevious one-far worse
American israelitt.
The Hannah Lavanburg Home. $40
East Seventeenth street. New York.
las been "demoblized" after more than
six months service as canteen for
soldiers and sailors. and once more is
open as a home for Jewish girls. Mrs.
oscar Straus is president of the Home
Fred l.. Lavanburg is vice-presilent.
and Miss Jennie Rose Is the acting
superintendent.
A bronze tablet. subscribed for by
the Parents Association Of the Tenn
ple Isrnel of Harlem. LenOx avenue
und 12Oth street, in memory of Jew
ish soldiers who fell in the European
war, was unveiled at the temple Mon
day evening. and an honor roll was
presented by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
members who served in the army and
nnvy.
Prof. Albert A. Nicholson. head OF
the department Of physics Of the Uni
versity of Chicago. has been appointed
to the rank of Commander. U. 5. n.
Ii. Prof. Nicholson served us lieutenant
commander in the bureau of the or
dnance of the navy at Washington dur
ing the war and was mustered out
sitter the signing of the armistice. Prof.
Nicholson was graduated from Annn-
polls in 1878. but he resigned from
the navy In 1850 to conduct scientific
research. In 1907 he received the
Nobel prize of $40,OO0 for his scienti-
fic work. ..
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph ZukOr have an
nounccd tile engagement of their
da lighter. Miss Mildred Zukor. to Ar
thur Marcus Loew. son Of Marcus
Loew, the vaudeville and motion pic
ture magnatc. Mr.. Zukor IS president
of the Famous-P Players Lasky Corpora
tion. His daughter. who is IL. is
student at Columbia University and
is a devotee of outdoor sports. Her
fathers country place is at New City.
n. Y. The romance is of long stand