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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

The public press is doing its utmost
at this time to discredit the National
Committee representing the steel
workers in their struggle for recogni-
ton and consideration. Judge Gary
represents the interests of capital and
they are Boosting that they have 600
million dollars of war profits produced
by the workers to aid them in fasten-
ing the chains Of industrial servitude
on its workers and in defying the law.
Some insidious lies are being circu-
lated regarding the conditions that
are confronting the workers in the
packing industry and people are being
told various stories by these ennis
saries of destruction. But we are
hopeful that the better judgment of
those who would better the conditions
of all workers will prevail.
States Attorney Hoyne has done
much in his lop-sided investigation of
the riot situation to capitalize crime.
II is a known fact that two wrongs
never make one right, and if public
official is biased, he is not qualified to
represent the interests of law-abiding
citizens in our state. Why tolerate
such insolence by re-electing such a
man as our states attorney has proved
himself TO be?
Various groups of public pick-pock-
cts are taking advantage of the mis-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
OPHELIAN CLUB.

Sunday. June $, the Ophelian club
members enjoyed an outing and picnic
TT Eldorado Springs The outing prov
ed to he very successful in every way
Z he day was spent in swimming dane
ing. mountain climbing. games, and
many other interesting events.
Mr. Phil Sesal won u gold medal in
II diving contest off the 30 foot tower,
AIrl $. Miller and Miss Fannie Bramer
also won prizes for doing some classy
water stunts.
Those who enjoyed the day were the
Misses: b. Teplitz. NJ Goldberg. L.
Grimes Anna Schiff. Noami Schectcr.
Gertrudc Polish. NJ. Marinoff, Fannie
Bramer, Ethel Dmewitz. j. Bernstein
L. Woifson. Mary Pepper. Messrs. II.
Weinberg. l.. Lcyand. l. Goidfeder, III.
Schiff. l.. Nathcnson. $. Miller, NJ.
!'etermam. y. Tathenson, l.. Woioff, II.
I:irsch. l.. Ketchem. and T. Scgal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
j. W. B. WORK IN PALESTINE.

Beginning with the middle of AEiy,
the Jewish Welfare Board will send
$1,000 II month to Palestine to be
spent on welfare work among the Jew
ish legionaires This decision WAS
taken by the Executive Committee OF
the Jewish Welfare Board after listen
ing to a letter written by DIR. David
de Sola Pool. now with the Zionist
Commission in Jerusalem,
I'VE have over here writes Dr..
Pool, some 900 Jewish boys, nestily
half of them in camp some miles from
Jaffc and nearly half of them in the
desert between Palestine ami Egypt.
Among all these boys there is pi,actic
ally no welfare work being done. Even
writing paper and envelopes are usual
Iy not at their disposal. Reading mil
terial is also at a premium.
..The Zionist CoI.inissicn mas done
something for these boys. 1t is help
ing to support. the Welfare Houses III
Jaffe. Jerusalem aud IIaifa. II has
supplied matzoths, wine, etc. for the
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
INDOOR BASEBALL LEAGlJ
SCORE

BY defeating the Paramount club
by score of five to two, The Alberta :
are now tied with them for first posi-
ton in the Big Six League. Thc Al
lertas started out rather weak as
they were defeated to begin with by
the Adonis Cabal, but later came back
and defeated the H-Bluebirds-J. the
CoI0nades and the Paramouitts. To
win the championship the Albertas
must defeat the X. *. ks and If the
Paramounts defeat the Bluebirds they
must play the tie out with the Para
mounts.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
d. U. MENoRAH WINS DEBATE.

The University of Denver Menornh
society won Il very spirited debate
flom the University of Colorado Mem
orah, Sunday night. June S. The sub
ject was Resolved. thar the United
States enter the League of Nations as
provided for in rhe covenant The
winning team took the negative Those
representing the University Of Denver
werei Charles Rosenbaum, Philip Ber-
nick and Harry Siivermnn. Those
representing u. of q. We're. Morris
Davis. Herman I.aff, and Isadore
Crecnwald. \ silver Mcnorah, the in
sigma of the organization. was present
ed to the University of Denver Men
or;ih, by the Alumni.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
BLUEBIRD NOTES.

Weather permitting. the H4Elue-
hir,ls-J will entertain Sunday with an
an day mountain trip thru Gencssee
park. Evergreen and Morrison. Present
arrangements indicate aii claborttc
affair. y
In strongly fought game of in
door baseball, the Bluebirds deieatcd
the -Adonis CaLal by score of seven
to six.
Sunday evening at Progress hall, MI.
Keil Robman, vice president of the
club. found his "Blucbird of Happi-
Hess' when he WAS married 10 Miss
Nettie Max. a popular young girl
among the social se,. This makes the
third marriage in the Bluebird club
within the year. Who's next?
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
NEW YORK CLOAK MAKERS
STRIKE ENDED.
,l,r L L Z e.


New Iork-The strike OF 4o,Ooo
workers in the Cloak and Suit industry
was partially ended last week When
the Manufacturers Association signed
an agreement ,concedins most OF inc
demands of the Union. These demands
include the establishment of week work
thruout the industry, a fl hour working
week. minimum wage scale ana ,hioii
control over sub-contracting shops.
There are still u great number OF IN
dependent manufacturers with whom
tie Union has not settled as yet Most
of them have applied for settlements
on the same conditions as those enter-
cC into between the Union and The
Manufacturers association.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Seder. Altliogether it has spent recent
'ly some $5:ee0 on the. men, but very
little indeed could be achieved for
this sum.
'rhe legionaires look for aid to
America. Ont of a total of 1900 dew
isl men. about $500 arc Americans.
They have been here about eight
months and feel bitter ut the way they
have been overlooked AS they think,
by the folks at home"
The monthly allowance of $1,000 is
sent by the Jewish Welfare Board,
directly. to DIR. Pool who assumes per-
sonal responsibility for the eXpendi-
lures.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

will entertain Monday at luncheon
bridge at the Brown Palace hotel This
is IA pre-nuptual affair in honor of
Miss Rosa Pfeifer their future sister
/ in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max May, OF Detroit.
will reach Denver Sunday. They will
be the guests of their mother, Mrs.
Sum Jaffa and brother, Joseph Jaffa,
of 11IO PENNSYLVANIA street.
The marriage of Miss Bessie
Schwartz, daughter of Jacob Schwartz.
to Charles Brounstein, occurred sun
day evening at the brides home. l43O
Emerson street 1t was "A very quiet
wedding followed by reception to
\ the many friends of the young couple.
Ihey will make their home in Salt
lake City, where Mr.. BrUunstein. who
! is II mining engineer, is located.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron +. Garden
swartz announce the enGa cement of
| 'lIttlT uuuSlltcT. NUN l1h'lllt. To .hDl
ris Hurst of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Pfeifer, Miss
Lucille and Harry w. Pfeifer. .Jr and
Mr. and Mrs. Preston I'fcifer are in
the city to attend the wedding of Miss
I.osa Pfeifer and Harry L. Isaacson.
/ ~
Diamond and Joseph Sigmnd were the
| uostesses of series of three lunch
con bridge PARTIES given Monday. Tues
4 day and "Wednesday of This week ut
.the home of Mesdames SisInund and
Diamond.
~ farewell dinner in honor of Miss
Ida Gross. who is leaving for the
East. was given at the Savoy Hotel
Tuesday evening. followed by the
,atre party at the Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dcgcn and
daughter of Sioux City, Ia. are ut
the Albany hotel.
Mrs. Dave ,B. Simon and interesting
/ little daughters leave next week for
California. where they expect to spend
several months.
Mrs. Dick Steinberg is in the city,
visiting her mother. Mrs. Emma Schul-
pan.
Mrs. Garfinkle has returned from
l.er visit in Southern cities
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

\ wise man will select his books.
for lie would not like to class them all
cIn he accepted only as acquaintances.
The best books of all kinds are taken
TO heart, and cherished AS his most
precious possessions Others TO be
chatted with for time. to spend Il
few pleasant hours with. and laid aside
but not orgotten.-Lilngford.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
Y. w. n. A.

= The Y. W. II. a. held their meeting
Federal Blvd. Important business was
discussed After which a social hour
was enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held nj the
Homc of Miss Sadia Melbin, lGaO Fed
cral Blvd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

DIR. Jessica blanche PeiNotto, assist
the University OF California. was chos-
en- as one of the fifty specialists to
attend the International Conference
on Child Welfare, which was convened
by Secretary Wilson of the Labor De
lartment at Washington on May 8.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
TALK OF MORRIS AS GERMAN
AMBASSADOR.

The correspondent of the Chicago
Daily News ut Stockholm, Sweden,
cabled his paper as follows:
1T is reported here tnat the ap-
pointment of ambassador of the United
states 20 Germany after diplomatic re
!ations are. resumed probably will be
bestowed on Ira Nelson Norris, United
.;tatcs Minister to Sweden"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Chicago.-zMr. Joseph Rosenbauin'
well known Chicago grain dealer and
one of the oldest members of the CHI
c.,ro Board of Trade died III Pasadena,
Calf, mt the age of eighty-one. HIS
retirement from business took place
Two years ago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

DO not believe that n book is good.
more contentcd with thy existence. if
it does not rouse up in YOU the most
generous foelings.-Lavuter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

The New York Guild for the Jewish
Blind has bought forty-two lots IL
yonkerS on which homes will be built
for the destitute blind of the city. The
campaign for funds extended over fiv,
years. in which the selling of pencil
WAS the chief means of income.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
ATTENTION SOLDIERS AND SAH,
ORS.

The L. S. y. Girls are giving a
dance at the Soldiers and Sailors
club Saturday evening. June Is. 1919.
All men who saw service are invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

to Miss Fanny Bailey, of New York
City is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lawrence an
noumce the engagement or their son,
Abe. to Miss Rosena I.emle, OF Monroe.
La.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Three thousand Jewish war prison
for migration to Palestine. and. as one
of the first practical acts of prepared
ness:-A are studying Hebrew.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
yEAIPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI MEET
ING.

Temple Emanuel Alumni association
will hold meeting Sunday afternoon
1T :; p. N. in the yestry rooms of the
Temple. The election of officers for
the ensuing year will occur.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Rabbi ii. +, Mendes was invited to
represent New York Jewry at the flu
neral of the Right Rev. David Hum
nell Geer, the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop. of New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
TRINIDAD, COLO.

by our Special Correspondent. q. i. $.
Sunday morning, June LIST, Coniif-
nation services We're held at Temple
AARON by Rabbi dacht. The following
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
Social Neuus

oQGl4L lNSLOS
l. IAN contributions for this column must
reach this office by IL O'Clock Tuesday.)
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phe marriage of Miss BeulGh Solo
5noh daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
solomon to Rirey Cohen will be Sol
,cmpised Sunday evening at the Brown
Palace hotel. Ut will be u family wed-'
ding, tho there will be fifty guests.
\ DIR. Wm. S. Friedman will read the
marriage service. The out of town
! guests are Air. and Mrs. Herber.
Joseph and children, of Des Moines.
la. Miss Nonnie Wolfe of Chicago,
Mr.. NJ. G. Michael of Athens, Ga. The
young couple will leave for short trip
thru the. State.
Miss Beatrice Garfein daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Garfejn, grad.
dated from the Arvada High school
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. Berwick announce
the birth of a son ut Mercy hospital,
/ Monday, ,Junei9
Mr.. George Joffee of Cheyenne is at
st. Joseph hospital, recovering from IL
serious operation which he recently
underwent.
Mrs. H.. :Ornaucr entertained at n
luncheon and theatre party Tuesday.
Mr.. and Airs. Gruensfeld. parents of
Mrs. Ira Uothgerber. of Albuquerque,
| New Mexico, motorcd to Denver this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz, ir..
were the hosts of IL theatre party ut
the broadway theatre, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Meyer and Miss Fannie
iBlitz will .entertain ut luncheon
bridge Saturday at the home of Miss
Blitz.
AIRS. Miiry Bluestern, nee Applebaum.
of Iazoo. Miss, is the house guest
.oi AIr. and Mrs. B. IBorwick with
whom she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Walter Appel has returned
from visiting relatives in Omaha.
n reception was given Sunday by
Mrs. Rose Shapiro. 1GI2 Franklin St.
in honor of her daughter, Ida. who
was confirmed from the b. NJ. II.
synagog. Over 300 guests attended. y
.Ler of her closest friends. All who
were present had an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rechnitz will b.
mt home to their friends Tuesday eve
hing. Junc n, from s to 10 y, m, to
celebrate their twenty Fifth wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Adolph Abraham is slowly re-
covering from the operation which she
underwent recently.
Mrs. Bicrmun and daughter. of Chi
c.igo. former residents of Denver, will
spend the summer in the city.
Mrs. Henry Teschcr will offer the
hospitality of her home to her friends
in series of parties, the first OF
mhich will occur Friday.
Miss Irene stein is spending few
weeks in KANSAS City.
. The many friends of Miss Annie oil
cOvich will regret to hear that she was
the victim Of an automobile accident.
She suffered Al broken collar bone.
Mrs. Milton Schayer and children
leave for an extended visit in Chicago.
Thursday. They take this means of
bidding their friends goodbye.
The Friday card club will meet with
Mrs. AdOlph Norris this week
Miss Minnie ltothschilt left this |
week for few weeks visit i'll st.
Louis.
AIRS. Julius Wallbrunn Is the hostess
Tor the Thursday club this week.
Mrs. Lou Fox. of SCOTS Bluff; Neb.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
Clubs

tAlI contributions for this column must
reach this office by II o'clock tuesday,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

III INT uIttiHt'I a. l'NNB''''' ''''''
ly the confirmaiits in the Vestry
rooms of the Temple. over 100 people
attended iighc refreshments we're
served and the rooms were mauti-
fully decorated.
Rabbi Macht has accepted ii clfl TO
Waco. Texas Mrs. Macht will leave
for her home i'm Cincinnati Wednesday,
where later. Rabbi Macht will join her.
prior to going to Waco.
Mrs. Simon Sanders and SON Gil
bert. left for an extended trip to Cali
fornia.
Mi and Mrs. Bert Mansbach. of Al
luquerque. motored thru here yeSter-
day with friends on tlfcr way to Den
yer, where they will remain Il few
weeks and on their return trip viii
stop here and visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. ii, j. Kahn.
Mrs. NJ j. Goldstein entertained the
!. c. club last Thursday and had an
extra table in honor of Mrs. Gilbert
Roscnwald, of Las Vegas. n. NJ.
Mrs. Max PASSOVER entertained the
4, b. e. club last Tuesday. Mrs. Ras-
cover left last evening for Denver.
where she will visit with Mrs. Phil
Rascowcr.
Mrs. 1. and E. Poliuk, with their
sons. left for an extended trip to Seat
tie, Wash.
Mrs. Sam Poliak with her family
will leave for Chicago, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Ben Hammers lOuSh and her
daughters, Doris and Adelc, are so
journing in California,
Mr.. y: II. Minton expects TO leave
for New York City in few weeks.
He will be accompanied by his little
son Arnold.
The engagement of Nj. Ed Freirich
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

l. IAN contributions for this column must
reach this office by IL O'Clock Tuesday.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

The Mesdames Samuel Isaacson,
Louis Isaacson and Isidor Ettenson
will entertain Monday at luncheon
bridge at the Brown Palace hotel. This
is pre-nuptual affair in honor of
Miss Rosa Pfeifer, their future sister
in-law.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mrs. H. 'Ornaucr entertained at Il
luncheon and theatre party Tuesday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz, jr..
were the hosts of II theatre party at
the Broadway theatre, Tuesday eve
ming.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mr. George Joffee of Cheyenne is at
st. Joseph hospital, recovering from /,
serious operation which he recently
underwent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Gruensfeld, parents of
Mrs. Ira NOthgerber. Of Albuquerque.
New Mexico, motorcd to Denver this
week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Max May. OF Detroit.
will reach Denver Sunday They will
be the guests of their mother, Mrs.
Sum Jaffa and brother, Joseph Jaffa,
of 1110 lPennsylvania street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Miss Beatrice Garfein daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Garfen, grad.
ruated from the Arvadu High school
last week
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mr. and Mrs. h. Berwick announce
the birth of Il son ut Mercy hospital,
Monday, June 80.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11

Mrs. George Meyer and Miss Fannie
'Blitz will entertain mt II luncheon
bridge Saturday at the home of Miss
Blitz.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-10-01

Mrs. w. H. Shacklett and children
are occupying their newly purchased
residence
OF the nineteen applicants for
teachers certificates in the recent ex-
animation, fourteen received first
class and FIVE second class. Supt
Powell, Earl Graham and James
Bricketts composed the examining
board.
The Baptist Sunday-school at this
place went over the top in grand style
last Sunday by contributing $203, to
the Mission fund. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the pupils OF
the school.
The Woman's Club of this place
will present a play on the evening OF
Oct. End.
The Mems Bible Class at the Bap-
'tist Sunday-school has a member SO
years of age. He is Mr.. Simms OF
Brandenburg Station.
Supt. Powell and a party of young
teachers motored to Grahamton to
a pie supper and had royal time last
Saturday night.
Miss Ida May Powell, of Louisville,
hdo lStuihSu W hCi llOiiiC dltSi d
visit to friends here.
John Gardner is at Bloomington,
Ill, and his family will follow in a
few days.
Miss Alice Ross Trent, of Louis
vile, was the weekend guest of Miss
Louise Duncan.
Prof Maddox has returned from a
trip to Beaver Dam to see old friends.
Mrs. w. B. Helt is in Louisville,
to see her isster, who is very ILL.,
Miss Frances Funk and Miss Zula
Powell. of Buck Grove, are rooming
with Mrs. Thos Ditto.
Mr.. Foushee is on the sick list
Rev Mason, wife and children, and
Prof Maddox were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Atwell, last Sum
day.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-10-01

standing, we have had no outside
financial support, we have forty char
tered posts, and many others are in
process of organization. The Legion
has done and is doing more than is
generally known. We interfere with
no mans political or religious affilia-
tons, but endeavor to stand right as
evidenced by the following extract
from the Official Call:
This is the formal starting of a
permanent organization for good in
Kentucky; its basic principle is true
Americianism and its chief purpose is
unselhsh service; il is a civilian, nom
partisan organization which makes
no distinction as to former rank and
recognizes no titles, and il makes no
discrimination whatever between any
branch of the service at home or a.
broad. We recognize authority, where
ever II exists, and stand first for our
constitution, government and the
rights of all thereunder-and we un-
qualihedly condemn lawlessness,
wrong and radicalism, wherever en-
countered, whether on the part of
capital, labor or individuals, and earn
estly advocates efficiency, integrity,
backbone" and economy in the ad-
ministration of public affairs, especi-
ally during this period of reconstruc-
ton and general unrest Let's perpe-
tuate the truly Democratic principles
for which America unitedly and I'M
selhshly fought, and for which our
brothers died. That Legion principles
are becoming understood and its ac-
complishments known is evidenced by
Louisville's one day drive securing a
membership of thousand"
Performance, not promises, advanc-
es our organization. Come to the Con-
vehtion and get the real Legion spirit.
Official: d. A. Sachs, Jr, State
Adjutant.
The American Legion OF Kentucky
BY Henry DeHaven Norman,
State Commander.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-10-01
FINAL PRE-cONvEN-
TON INSTRUCTIONS

1. The posts OF Kentucky are desir-
ed to appreciate the fact that every
thing Is yet temporary, and that State
Headquarters has purposely withheld
rmuch that may have been sent out in
the nature OF direction to the end that
all veterans may offer their original
and constructive ideas in the building
of a permanent state organization.
We must build Kentucky's Branch as
IL II were to stand alone, and then we
expect to make il stronger by adopt
ing beneficial ideas gathered from
other states and the National Conven-
ton.
2. When the post receives the call,
If meeting has already been arrang-
ed to elect delegates, call the post to-
gether and appoint committees, have
call published and pledge members to
conduct membership drive to increase
representation.
3. First Annual Convention Of
American Legion Kentucky Branch
is called to meet at Louisville at Wat
terson Hotel beginning at ten o'clock
A. NJ, on Friday, October 3, 1919, and
continuing on Saturday, October 4th.
The objects of the convention are
enumerated in the official call, chief
of which are to send delegates to the
National Convention at Minneapolis,
on November 10, IL and ~, 1919, to
elect officers and to transact such
other business deemed proper.
A. By recent direction of the Ma
tional Committee, post commanders