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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-18
CAR OF OIL
HAS ARRIVED
Streets Will be Ready For This and
Anschutz Road VIII Now
Be Put In
Shape

The car Of oil for the Main street
extension and Anschutz hill has ar
rived. The rain has put the streets
and road in fine shape for the Oil
Commissioner Hickey has promised
TO get Anschutz hill ready, up to the
city limits. The Main street road al.
ready is in shape.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-18
Health Not ALARMING

UNITED Press Leased Wire Services
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 1S.-Alarm-
list reports as to the health of Sir
Robert Borden, prime minister Of
Canada are officially stated to be
without foundation. He is not gain
ing strength rapidly and is unlikely
to return to his duties until next week,
but no fears are entertained of his
recovery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-18

which does not include the item OF
recompense to owners, Lewis said.
He predicted the plan will occupy
much of the presidents next mes.
sage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-18
w.,ve still Got It Coming.

Jay E. House, in the Philadelphia
Public Ledger: We hesitate to
trouble Mr. Wilson with impertinent
inquiry at tense moment in his
affairs, but when Is Mexico going to
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
JEWISH HOME IN PALESTINE DE.
PENDS UPON WILSON.

Israel Zangwill, the famous Jewish
writer made the following statement !:
President Wilson is now the only
hope of the world, the greatest man
ut the peace conference, who is earn
tstly and uprightly devoted to righte-
BUSINESS and the welfare of humanity.
] believe that Premier Lloyd-Georgc
supports President Wilson in all i'm
portant questions. But still, President
Wilson is the only person upon whom
the world can depend, and that is
the tragedy of the world.
IF Palestine is destined to become
n Jewish home, we will owe greater
thanks to President Wilson than to
the Zionists. There are many hind
RANGES yet. | have been informed thru
reliable sources, that the military Of
ficcrs in Palestine are friendlier to
the Arabs than to the Jews. Tint
may be nothing more than diplomacy.
The Arabs cause them more care than
/ The Jews. Political discord is sooner
10 be expected from the Arabian side.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
AMERICA.

God built Him n continent of glory
and filled it with treasures untold.
He carpeted it with soft rolling
prairies and pilIarcd it with thunder
ing mountains. He studded il with
soft flowing fountains and traced 1T
with a long winding streams. He
sraced it with deep shadowed forests
and filled them with song.
Then He called unto II thousand
peoples and summoned the brarest
among them. They came from the
ends OF the earth. each bearing gift
and II hope The glow of adventure
was in their eyes, and in their souls
the glory of hope.
And out of the bounty of earth and
the labors of man-out of the long
ings of hearts and the prayers of
souls-out of the memories of ages and
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
The Legislature of New York has

The Legislature of New York has
passed II law legalizing professional
shows OH sunday, and Governor Smith
has signed the bill. 1t has, however.
defeated bill to exempt conscientious
observers of the seventh-day Sabbath
The bill was passed in the House Of
Representatives. but was defeated in
the State Senate, by u vote of ~
against to 1G for. The defeat of the
bill was severe disappointment to i,
large number of Orthodox Jews who
keep their places of business closed ON
Saturday and are not allowed to open
them OH Sunday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
GOMPERs WILL NOT RETIRE.

Samuel GOmpers, president OF the
not retire and become president emeri-
tus of the organization after the an
nual convention Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor at Atlantic City in
June, rs was reported In this city.
"1he story published in the New
York Sun that it is my desire to re-
lire from the presidency Of the .smeri-
can Federation of Labor is absolutely
without the slightest foundation in
fact" said a statement issued by Mr..
Gompers at the Hotel Continental.
The enemies of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor who would weaken
it or destroy it have every year pub
licly declared or privately avowed
their determination to defeat me ut
each forthcoming convention. They
hid their hatred of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor by aiming their
shafts of bitterness and opposition at
me-"
Instead of retiring now. at the age
Of 10, Mr.. Gompers. who has been in
timately connected with every great
labor dispute during more than thir-
ty-fiye years-he organized the Amer
ican Federation of Labor in 1SS1--
considers, it is said. that he still has
q great work ahead of Inn. the task
of fighting to the death. intruding
overzealous radical factions.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
DIR. HAM DAVIS URGES NEED
FOR MORE FOOD FOR POLAND,

The great necessity for increased
funds is emphasized by the reports
of DIR. Hahn l. Davis, n Major in the
American Red Cross Commission to
Poland, who recently returned to
America, Dr. Davis reports condi-
tons as being far more tragic shan
had ever been thought possible. More
over there is no prospect of imme-
diate relief. as there can be no sub
atantial harvest in Poland this year
lecause of the complete lack of seed
for planting. The millions of Jews in
that devastated land are almost totally
dependent upon American generosity
to save them FROM death thru starva-
ton and disease.
Warsaw. containing seven hundred
beds. which was trying to Gaze for
I 100 patients virtually without medi-
ciDes or disinfectants of any kind.
There was no coal to warm water for
bathing the patients. While he was
there Jewish baby was horn. The
mother had had no food for four
days. Mothers III this country can
imagine the anguish of that mother
who gave life to her child only to
know it must starve TO death. DR..
Davis Travelled two thousand miles in
Poland and in every city, town and
village he found emaciated Jewish
children piteously crying for bread.
Regular shipments OF food ami other
supplies are being sent abrond by the
Joint Distribution Committee ~ the
effort to provide adequate relief. These
shipments however cannot be continued
unless every state in the country does
its full part,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Soldiers and sailors welcome home
services will be held Friday evening
at Z 40 All Jewish soldiers are well
come. As many as possible are re-
uuested to come in their uniforms.
The speakers will be DR.. Robert Levy,
Dr. Sailing Simon, Harry Schlesinger,
Jerome Levy, j. Foster Symes, who
will speak about leading his regiment
in the ArgOnne forest, and Dewey c.
Bailey. A. Vasconvelies will also
speak. Special patriotic music 10y
choir.
Saturday morning services at 10 30.
DIR. Friedman viii speak on In the
Desert"
Religious School.
Sunday morning is the close of the
Religious school for the season, for
which program has Deen arranged
Rolls of honor. Bibles, and prayer
books will be awarded for regularity
Of attendance. The Louise Lehman
medal will be awarded by Mrs ID. S.
Lehman for history in the higher
grades; the Frances Rosen medal by
Marcus Rosen. will be awarded for
history In the lower grades, and the
Max Epstein medal will be awarded
ly Mrs. Pisko for regularity in attend
ince at services and religious school.
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGADOL.
Services are held daily at the syna-
cog. The morning services at 7:15
and the afternoon services at sunset.
This Friday night services will be
held ut sunset. :
Saturday morning DIR. Kauvar will
speak on sixth Perek, ''The Call Of
Life"
Shavu0th Services.
Tuesday evening ShavuOth services
will be held at the b. NJ. II. synagOg
nt sunset Wednesday and Thursday
morning at a. M. The first day
Shavuoth class of FL will graduate.
Commencement services begin ut 10
O'clock. No seats RESERVED after $50.
Second day shavuoth memorial serv-
ices will be held at 10 in the morn
ing. Master Abraham Binstock will
be bar-mitzvah.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
A LETTER TO CONFIRMANTs.
Words Of Advice to Their Relatives and
Friends.

DIR. Alexander Lyons of Brooklyn,
n. ", addresse san Open Letter to
this years confirmants. Its senti-
ments will he heartily endorsed by all.
old and young alike.
To the Relatives and Friends of this
years Confirmation Class ts
I'VE shall shortly confirm your boys
rnd girls. The aim Of the day is to
deepen and strengthen their religious
interest to the end of good man
hood and wOmanhOOd Accordingly,
/ ask and must have your cooperation
in the following ways: Look forward
to the occasion with eagerness and
reverence. Give the Imp, ession that
it is important and sacred Let all
your preparations be such as will not
turn interest from the religious value
and purpose of the day 10 something
Incidental. Don't give too much prom
inence to parties or presents Let your
presents be simple, useful and appro-
pirate both to childhood andS Confirms
tion. Don't make an exhibition of
what you receive; it is unrefined to
do SO, nor ask people as soon as they
enter your home: won't you step up
stairs and see the gifts" And above
all else. have your confirmant start
his new life with at least one def
mite deed Of kindness that shall con
tinue as long as he lives, by CON
Meeting his name for some moderate
annual contribution with some beau
tiful charity, especially such as per
tains to helping children. You will
thus aid in making Confirmation a
sancity instead of a show: tile promo
tion Of principle in place of the
mockery of parade. And since. be
owed, you will do this as you do
everything 1 ask, l thank you
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
THE GOOD CONVENTIONS MAY DO.

Many National Jewish organizations have been
held recently They should be productive of much good not only
convention but to all communities having cit
attending them The delegates should return to their
specve communities inspired with desire enlarge and increase
the whatever they have espoused
This added activity must be felt by the community The
bring after meeting their fellows enthusiastic the
which they engaged reflect that enthusiasm and
achievements their respective lines of
deavor.
This hepuness alone what ustifies the holding
of conventions they be attended by broad liberal
working for and not for selfish aims and
personal aggrandizement.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
AS ONE BAPTIST SEES 1T.

The Northern Baptist Convention this city last week.
MANY gentlemen attending Judging from their
the daily have not Travelled far
the truth That they still the old lies
pcy following of given by Reverend F.
M Goodh City, at the First Baptist church in
this city will testify:
Goodh spoke 1.-THE Deity of Christ. Either Christ
the colossal mposter in history said
He claims of superiority all the prophets
that those who had him had God If he
killing what he said false mankind have less
gard for him than for
understand the attitude of those who regard Christ
as great great man he not God He
was the if his claims untrue
significant that the instincts of in all
and growing numbers accept Chriss statements fact
Mems and today from end
of the other, they sounding his praises
'The time distant believe when Christ will full
fill his promise him. The day approaching
All over spreading the gospel of Christ and
desp the attempts advanced thinkers dscred
Christ his glory is ever increasing
do not why those who call Christ call
thinkers when they have advanced
bit beyond who cruced him.
And then poor benghed of foreign lands
blamed and ignorance when the spiritual lead
er of metropolitan city advanced
These are days cloth ashes The
demonstration New York which followed
of other Cities them, bring the
protest. sssigts
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
CLEANUP WEEK.

officially designated cleanup week. The may
proclamation each do his share to help
retain her Ct The City Eor .ne SAKE
cooperation to this movement whether
live on the hill suburbs the congested districts
Of the CITY, ~,
cleanliness Godness have often been told
but now they add, that cleanliness is health
To the health of the community in which we live It
this fair city shall there be place at the end Of the
week where danger can lurk.
We Jews realized the tremendous Significance of
and showed its Importance by placing its laws in the
Bible need little fulfill the injunction Remember
May 25th 7th is the time Everybody clean
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
THE coNFIRMANTs, OUR FIRST FRUITS

The Festival Shabuoh the offering of the first fruits
will be celebrated and This beautiful festival
which great appeal to coregionsts OF former
days. gradually lost much OF its significance as the Gays ayr
culture left behind. :.
Another dedication become customary in
end of the years work in the
this time and also the graduation
people childhood youth and maiden
responsibilities of life themselves hee
first fruits responsibility of fervor and OF devotion 70
faith alter both the parents and the che
parents have fulfile dthe Biblical injunction when
thy son thee saying what mean the
the Lord God hath commanded you They
have instructed children SO that they may
be prepared to the fathers of the future.
They been instructed in the verities OF fe and
taught the that they will translate them
thru their actions into good and noble lives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

the hopes of the World. God fashion
"a u mutton in love. blessed ii with
IA purpose sublime and called it Amer
lea.
RABBI ABA H1LLEL SILVER.
Cleveland, o.
1Closing words ,,f Victory Loan
address at Columbus, o.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mount Sinai Hospital of Chicago has
been redidicated and opened to min
lister to the sick in its district of the
city. MIR. Ignatius Barnard is the
president. To Mr.. Morris Kurizon and
Mrs. Edwin Romberg may be given
The credit of saving the hospital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

We must arouse, American Jewry but all America
They should hear these atrocities being practsed ally
upon citizens.
geam of light, however, with the that Poland
will have recognize Jewish civil religious and political rights
she will live her then the days of
Jewry will be past
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
WORkMEN'Sl CIRCLE HOLDS CON
VENTION IN DETROIT.

The workmens Circle or "Arbeitcr
Ring a fraternal organization Of 90
ZOO Jewish workmen, just closed its
convention in E'etroit Reports by the
various officers show that the past
Hear was prosperous for the order
Among those who addressed the con.
,entiOn were Congressman Meyer Lon
don and Mrs. l-Toseph Schlossberg, gem
oral secretary, of the Amalgamated
-olthing Workers of America.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

1t is better to trust in the Lord tina
to confide in man.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

For the mountain may depart, and
the hills be removed, but my kindness
shall not depart from thee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

The stone which the builders reject
cd hath become the chief corner stone
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
Meditations

Ye are my witnesses. saith the Lord
and my servants whom | have chosen
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
Shavuoth Services.
BETH HA MEDR0sH hAGADOL.
Commencement Exercises.

Commencement Exercises.
Professional, Father .......................
beth ha Medrosh HagadOl Choir
Opening Edith Grinspan
The Star Spangled Banner...........-..-
;Salutatory-"Religio Educate
.............................-. Charles Steinberg
DEMOCRACY
American Democracy. Belle Siegal
World Democracy. Emma Fisher
lsrael's Gift to Democracy -..............
Ethel Strauss
LAW
The People of the Book.......................
............................... Gertrude Goldberg
SHEMA
Moses Esther +. Feinberg
Asereth Leona Schachet
The Ten Commandments.
LIFE
The Jewish Home Rebecca Charvick
The Jewish Libbie Karsh
Favdalah ..-..-................- Oseph Levitt
I -..---- ...--
Dorothy ROsenbloom
Father to Thee
HerOism ....-....-......-.... Harold Zelinkoff
ISRAEL
Spirit of Progress. -.-Isadore Striker
Our Creeds
YIGDAL
At the Bar of History
.--......--.............-.-.-. Pearl Scechtcr
Jewish Nationality...-Mary Nathenson
League of Nations Kiven
Our Synagogue. Arthur Lang
The New Beth Ina Medrosh Hagadol
Lester Leight
vaIedictOry The Promise
............-..-........-.-...... Alice Manheimer
Distribution of Diplomas.............,......
President Henry Plonsky
Happy Who
commencement Sermon -.-......-...........
.-.-........Rcv. DIR. e. T.. Hillel Kauvar
En- KelOhenu. Va'anachnu Bayom.
Adon OlOm, and "America' ............
...-................ Choir and Congregation
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

The Lord will give strength unit,
His people. the Lord will bless Hi
people with peace.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

The works of His hands are trutl
and judgement: all his command
mcnts are sure.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

The fear of the Lord is the begin
ming of wisdom; Il good understanding
have all they that do his command
ments.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

(Th snot expressed
manusc will consderaton)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

-.--...-...-Rcv. DIR. &. T.. Hillel kauvar
En- KelOhenu. Va'anacllnu Bayom.
AdoD olom, and America ---..,-...-.
............... Choir and Congregation
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-14
"Ths House Of Better Light"
LIPSCOMB ELECTRIC CO.,
Electrical Contractors, Supplies,
and Repairing.
Phone SW Main 6867 3o2 So .Ervay St.
Phone Auto G. 1898

This will be one Of the most au-
spicious occasions that has occurred
within the District for many years.
Memphis Lodge No. 35 is the oldest
Lodge within the District, and the
celebration will be of more than
local interest.
Bro. A. Leo Oberdarfer, Pres-
dent Of the District, Bro. Victor A.
HeXter, First Vice President, and
Bro. A. B. Freyer, Second Vice
President have accepted invitations
to participate upon this occasion.
A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended the members of all lodges
within District No. 7, and their la
dies, to be in Memphis during this
most eventful affair. A delightful
program is being arranged, and
everything will be done to make
your stay pleasant one.
The headquarters during the ccle-
braton will be at the Y. NJ. II. a.
Rex Building, corner Madison and
Dunlap, where visitors may regis
ter and secure badges. A reception
committee Of ladies and gentlemen
will be in attendance.
If possible kindly inform us in
advance approximately how many
will attend from your city.
Anticipating a large representa-
ton from your lodge, we remain in
B., b. l.. and H., fraternally yours,
MILTON b. ROSE,
President Memphis Lodge No. 35,
|. o. b. b.
II. HENOCHSBERG. Sec'y.
Saml. Schloss, Chmn.
S. l.. Lee
Henry J. Lewis
Rabbi W. II. Fineshrber
Joseph NJ. Samfied
Chas J. Haase
Leo Goodman
Committee on Arrangements
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-14
FORMS SOCIETIES WHILE AID
ING WAR RELIEF

Mrs. Harry Sternberger, presi-
dent of the Reading Road Temple
Sisterhood, of Cincinnati, who, re-
CARELESS Of how she may be en-
gagged, always maintains an active
interest in Sisterhood work, took
the opportunity offered, when she
went through Indiana this month
speaking and organizing on be-
half of the American Jewish Re-
lief Committee, to form Jewish wo.
mems societies and make general
surveys of religious conditions in
Jewish communities.
By means Of an address deliver
ed before the Jewish women of
Atica, Ind, Mrs. Sternberger or
ganized Sisterhood and urged
it to join the N. F. T, S. Mrs,
Rachel lie Wore was elected pres
ident of the organization.
although there are yet but very
few families at Attica, | felt that
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-14
NEWS FROM DALLAS

Joe Utay has gone to St. Louis on
business for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Purvin have as
their guests A. w. Purvin Of Chicago.
Mrs. Nose Hirschfeld Of Waco is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Utay
on Forest Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Lasker have
returned from the East and are at
home at the Adolphus Hotel.
Miss Grace Goldsein, the secretary
of the National Council Of Jewish
Women, left Sunday afternoon for
Kansas City and Nashville where she
will be delegate.
Miss Carolyn Pollack has returned
from New York and neighboring re-
sorts whese she spent three months.
Mr.. and Mss. Gerald Dreyfuss have
returned from Baltimore, Nd, where
Mrs. Dreyfuss has been for medical
treatment the past five months.
Mrs. Marion Levy and children Of
Galveston are visiting Mrs. Levy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Lieb-
man, I'll Browder street.
Among the debutantes who will be
formally presented at the Columbian
Club Ball, to be given Thanksgiving
Eve are Misses Pauline Cans, Erville
Rosenbaum, Mildred Lehman, Estelle
Goldstein Beatrice Pertheimer, AIDE.
Ign Loeb and Miss Mildred Baer Of
Pensacola, Fla, who will be the guest
of Miss Wertheimer,
The Ladies' Guild are giving a very
unique entertainment as a Chanukah
celebration for the Temple Emanuel
Sabbath School. The playlet, under
the direction Of Mrs. Jonas Rosen-
field, portrays a Jewish home on the
eve Of Chanukah. Appropriate tab
leaux will follow after which a chill
dren's ball will be given in the Temple
Annex.
The Americanization Committee Of
the Council Of Jewish Women has
planned a Thanksgiving affair to be
given for the children Of the neigh
borhood House on November "a.
Glasses in domestic economy, dramatic
art, singing, sewing and kindergarten
work have been organized and have
met with great response on the part
Of the children. The committee in
charge under Mrs Max ]. Rosenheld,
chairman, is very eager that this
year be an unusual one, both from the
standpoint Of enthusiasm and work
accomplished.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-14

"The sluggard will not play by rea.
son Of the cold; therefore shall he beg
in harvest and have nothing" Prov.
sO;4. The live man plows under hard
ship, feasts in harvest hardship, feasts
in harvest and saves the surplus, until
he comes to the day when he may
sleep late Of snowy morning. Buy
W. s. S.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-14
|. o. b. b.

To The Lodges of District Grand
Lodge No. Z, |. o. B. B.
Brothers:
Memphis Lodge No. 80, |. o. B.
b., will commemorate its Sixtieth
Anniversary on Sunday and Mon
day, November 1924, in an elabor-
ate manner.