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New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Rutgers Resumes Secret
Practice for Syracuse

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Oct. 27.-
Secret practice was resumed to-day by
the Rutgers football team. Most Of
the regulars who were crippled lss'
week were on the sidelincs but were
not put il the practice work.
Rutgers IS not disheartened by the
failure "f the crippled eleven to rur
up . big score on the New York Agges
but every effort IS being certered on the
Syracuse game in New York. The team
has been cured of overconfdence, and
with the return Of the backfed msn
and of Garrett, Gardner and Alexander
to the lines the loca. squad expects
to be in the fight all the time WITH
Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
p. S. A. L. Will Select
All Football Officials

All officials in future schoo!bov
football contests are to be appointed
by the Public School Athletic League
Football Board Of Control, which
body was organized at Il meeting held
in the Park Avenue Hotel yesterday
1t was customary in the past for
schools playing host to obtain the Of
ficials for tho contest. This situation
brought about endless complaint.
Each school fostering the sport will
be requested to file with the members
Of the Board Of Control n list OF Of
fcials agreeable to them.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

Recently, when asked bv
a customer he knew prettv
we'll. if certain goods were
imported, one of our 18th
Street statesmen, who in.
herits his wit from the
Emerald Isle, replied:
Sure! Can't you smell
the ocean?"
Scotch homespuns
Scotch tweeds, Scotch
cheviots. Bannockburns
English vyorsteds. #"Fore.
fathers Cloth ''"Scotch
Mists.
Suits. Overcoats. Ready.
to-wear. All of our own
manufacture.
Hats, shoes and fixines
of a quality that matches
our clothing.
'ReOtstsrea Trademark.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
nroaoway Broadway
at 1o'n 81 four at Saith St
Convenient
bfoadway Corners Fifth Ave
at " "arren at 4lst St
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Erasmus to Bolster Team

The Erasmas Hal. High School foot
ball team will be strengthened within
week by the addition of Wordeu and
Olson, the latter a brother Of Jimmie.
who played such sterling football back
in 1914. Both men are now practicinc
with the eleven and il is believed
Wordell viii be eligible TO play
in the backfield against Manual Train
ing on Election Day. Vincent Olson
has had a year of football at Rutgers
Prep, and when he receives faculty
permission TO play vii! undoubtedlv
be used on the lire.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Basketball BODY Meets

The Metropolitan Association bas-
xctball committee will meet tomorrow
nivgt 10 dra" W y scb"dr'c - ,No
annual A. A. L. championship tourna-
nents which are TO begin next week.
oniy one class was conducted last
year, but the committee favors the
noidin2 Of Tour classes during Inc com
Ing winter.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
English Stable Bows Strike

LONDON, Oct. q. -Thestable hovs
at the EPSON race course struck Sat
urday. demanding a minimum pay OF
80 shillings weekly, with daily ex-
penses OF 10 shiiings when attending
race meets at distant tracks. The
trainers. foremen and apprentices will
remain at WORK ard the horses will be
taken care OF BY them.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Electric Lights Enable
Navy to Hold Practice

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 27.-Powerful
electric lights thanking the field, five
on each side, and mounted on fifty
foot poles were employed at the Naval
Academy to Offset the loss of an hour
of daylight for football practice They
We're needed this afternoon. as practice
did not start until after 5. The system
was success and enabled the midsfip-
men to run through signals and hold
kicking nrDcticc
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
.Athleics Transfer Clubs

Two local athletes fled transfer ap-
plications with the registration COM
mittee Of the. A. a. T. yesterday. A.
d. Abromit, former junior metropoli-
tan high jump champion returned to
the Morningside A. G. while Earle
Perelman, Glencoe A. c. sprinter.
changed his registration to New York
University.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Boxers to Sail Thursday

II was announced at the local A. A.
U. Office yesterday that the fhr"c hox-
ers who will compete in the champion
ship tournament at Denmark. Norway
and Sweden would sail Thursday after
noon. The marine strike has post
Doned their departure four times.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Cornell Students Arc
Disappointed i'm Team

ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 27.-Comforted
by the Improvement shown by the team
IN the Dartmouth game, but aware that
it is high time something be done
toward the development of some sort
of an effective offensive if the team is
10 make any showing in the Lafayette,
Penn State and Pennsylvania games,
those responsible for the Cornell foot
ball team will this week begin drive
TO strengthen the back field and drill
the backs in series Of plays.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
W. Va. to Drill on Defence

,MoRCANTOWN,W.va Oct. 27.-west
virginia will drill on defense all week
Tor the Princeton game Saturday. Kick
ing, too, will come in for attention,
because Il kicking game and strong
defense will be relied upon to keep
inc Tigers away IRON the Mountain
eers goal. Coach Mcintyre paid cspe-
cal attention 10 the taekles to-dav.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
McMulleH Heads Erasmus

Horace McMullen yesterday was
elected captain Of the Erasmus Hall
High School basketball team. More
than twenty-five players are trying for
the places. Many veteran players will
be on this years tenn.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Capt. Callahan to Face
Harvard and Princeton
Leads Bulldog Eleven From Pivot Position for First
Time in Weeks; Kirkpatrick and Lay Also Re-
turn; Webb May Replace Braden at Fuback

27.-Yales football crppe got back
called
Tim Callahan led his again from
will
guarantee Saturday State All
certify genial Irish will be in fighting
off Princeton called
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
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The Last Fight
(edoa j. j. Cordett J. j. Jefries, j. Johnson aJd)
The Last Fight

otea to j. J. Corbett, j. j. Jerie j. Johnson ond Villa
He could not understand:
Why should his breathing be so hard and dro1Un?
Where the kick he held in each hand,
The Winning kick propelled By and braun?
Wig to his eyes should come that groaoing haze
Leauing blw he had not knoUn before?
Where auos the auaUop of the vonished days.
What 1t all about?
The heavy thumping of his 1ceoYy heart
The dulled and nufled roor--the sullen shout
The aching arms thct aconld not do their part?
Here acas has chance pt last to rise and shoe
Who ruled master of the bitter fray;
Here the chunce-but aUhat grip turned the bIoo
Into tap child might avard aavay?
Was he not champion still?
He'd he not ruled the field from yeor to year?
What bands Of steel then crushed the ancient ecW
That through his reign had knovn no foe to fear!
Where pas the od-time poaUer of the poke
That closed each battle IN singing bloav?
Yet here tonight he reeied before this joke
lie should haze murdered 9nany rounds ago
And then, at last he knew;
For even as he sagged and cratmped 3D.
And, falling from far heights forever through
Drank to the final dregs the bitter CUP
IN that one lash of pain he met the truth
1hot struck ut him ach raav fangs 6asred deep
'Vhe'e from lost gears the 7nockug uoice Of Youth
Counted the hnol Ten ubouc his sleep.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
The Fixing Process

The easiest wrestling match 1o can
make fixed wrestling match look
the elevel. - ~ ' '
The next easiest boxing match Here YOU have onv
tc
The next sport in line always so eav in
Dig ne'o or IN well matched field But by Jockey
considerable damage be wrought times
Probably the sport baseball gambler glt h,
OH pitcher and ortstop. pitcher might be vanke ont in
hy and the sorsop might chances lurn the
game with none of these vital
In baseball there
ana baseball crowd isn't to fool.
There has been cheating has been
every business
watched and closely guarded penalty cheating lifted the
top limit, corruption ar be in hand
Tuthl and the Army
The Navy has the call by season DOPE espav
regard to husky looking material
But no Army eleven big game with
trainer efficient as Harry Tuhl Tuthl knows the ann
all eleven through football
physical and mental conditioner than trise
when the Service meet 70 the final
Over and Under Confidence
You writes perturbed reader oercondence hurt both
the White SoX and Jess Willard suppose
test with total lack of confidence metho
Not at all, Overconidcnce battle
of confidence There ground which takes
nothing granted but which banks hard fight
ing safely.
The Reds the world they played much the better
baseball But it helped the very Reds as soft
Dartmouth Cornell Colgate and
Brown unbrokcn ORDER hardly picking roscbe
composed largely of and pow
It's way through this brrade has journey
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

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PACE1ED FCH HIRE. passenger:
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

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IAG1 MeAN q Lov
q ME. NJ FATHER
SANS AE S AFRAID
IN GOING TO BE A~A
hRTlST- BUT MO TEGR
is MORE OPTIMISTIC
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
ARTISTS OF THE EAST SIDE

The East Side Art school Of the Edu
tntional' Alliance is holding its an.
nual exhibition Of the work Of it's
students. The founder OF the school,
Mr.. OstrOwsky. who Il now director
and instructor, undertook his task
five years ago in order 10 encourage
and develop the talents of the immi-
grant and to absorb those cultural ele-
.nents which the immigrant brings
with him from his home in the Old
World. and which are an asset to
American civilization II they are not
overwhelmed by the struggle for ex-
'stcnec. ~
The work began with = bu.lxet Of $S5
and the experiment was watched with
great intcrest by the East Side. The
Educational Alliance gave liberal sup,
port and encouragement. which was
supplemented by the persona, interest
of AIr Arthur Ssiig, who gave II
moral and financial support.
The modelling class WAS organized
hy the sculptor Victor Brenner, aud
is now carried ON by Noses waineF.
The models are the Men .; the East
Side, who furnish abundant material
Tor the artist by the touca Of Orlen-
tGlism go Characteristic Of lower
broadway and Hester street There
are many promising artists and seulp-
tors among the students, amnnE them
Miss Diana Meilkoff. whose interprc-
tations Of character sre striking.
The etching class Is under tue di-
rection OF William Auerbsch Levy.
The Ratik Class, instructs lis pupils
TO paint Oh silk. Among the more
noteworthy may be mentioned Miss
Ella ostrowsky, who has good sense
of color design, aud Miss Dorothy
i.iebcrman. who has keen grasp Of
the essentials of composition.
Hcrsh Zltner is a promising young
sculptor, one Of whose productions.
Man Making Himself" is especially
noteworthy.
Many Of these East Side students
are making great sacrifices to pursue
these studies A number Of them will
become Industrial artists, but will
bring to their work something more
than the materialistic products of this
Kind of art.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
OUR LlBRARY'S COOPERATION.

Ina recent The News the suggestion made that
thenterest about Jews and books
might increased if the public library would special
shelf Of such books ,t,Fgi.s.4. ss Isl ss4s ( SE
of the branch libraries immediately offered
Chalmers Hadey, librarian
eagerly
what similar this print short list Of
Of interest short list of
additions to the Yddish books the library compiled for the
benefit of the readers of the Jewish News
Reading these books WILL naturally, interest other
books written by coegonsts awaken desire be better
informed history become literature
Of dur people in the past and in the present ,.s
writers Of fiction and of plays the poetry
have their leading writer's Jewish names
Zagwi Fnsky and Untermeyer stand
today did Beaconsed and Emma Lazarus in other days
THE wealth of historical literature hardly touched
in the lists given but books in the library will give
student and the reader seeking information
knolsiedee in this worlds crisis.
"a work which should have large readers
Dubnows History of the Jews in Russia Poland CO.
relEionsts have been sucked those seehng caurons of
sometimes greater and less many
To y able understand ve c0os under which they
tine necessary the history during hesshss
foVyp9 CeaAyNo9S .sSE $3.50 z
THE his assistants anxious to increase the
uiey Of the library and to facilitate its usefulness.
ought to take advantage their generous for
ouracytn profit and enjoyment.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
. JEWISH SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATIONS.

The Jewish Scholarship Associations large cities are
doing splendid work
ney are saving large of children ranks
unsied labor providing opportunity advancement and in
tegent to each Of its wards opening up possb
tues OF to children who otherwise be
doomed to- follow the line of Strengthening the
people, :t..t. - - ''e
The Association keeps intelligent young people who would
thru economical necessity be forced the unsed
aborers school, To do this the the
child would and that the child be trained
trade to which its inclination
The Association while it reaches families assisted
charitable also touch others
the border line of the relief giving
dren to enter pursuits which much profitable gives
its wards brighter outlook e has been that
child started to work at the of fourteen will the end
Of the first six months $430 week
If this child kept in school additional period
It will at the end of the first months
Of $685. week in normal times.
noble and who compose these organizations
realize that their duty to the rising generation properly
equpping them lfes responsibilities They
ng this duty their children but reach out worthy
and girls who without this aid could not the
sible and dignfed positions they now fill.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

titles The Spiritual and Political
Foundation of a Lasting Peace" Rabbi
Stcrnhcim has just received intima-
ton Of his reelection for term of
years as member of tile Advisory
Committee. representing the state OF
Iowa, of the International Free Trade
League. Rabbi Sternhcim has also
heeIl very active in speaking for the
Victory Liberty Loan, especially in
County, Iowa. for the Wood
bury County War Service League
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The Hebrew Standard of New York
publishes letter from Albert F. Gil
more, of New York member Of the
Christian Science Committee on Pub
lication. in which he says:
THE students of this religion do
not tell Jewesses that they may be-
come Christian Scientists and remain
good Jewesses. for no one knows bet.
Ter than Christian Scientists how i'm.
possible IL is for an individual to hold
contrary views about any given sub
ject, und the teachings of these two
groups Of religionists are quite impos-
siblc of reconciliation" Mr.. Gilmore
says that the followers of Christian
Science believe it is the original re-
ligiOn taught and practiced by Jesus
of Nazareth" The Exponent has time
ond again presented these facts to its
readers and they are in absolute ac-
cord with all the evidence. 1t would
not be necessary to pursue the sub
yNNt dhyN NtIC lOt lOT
persistent claim to the contrary of peo-
pie who affect to think that they
can. be Jews in religion and Christian
Scientists at one and the same time
Argument is wasted on those who take
that absurd position.
Mr.. Gilmore claims that in the re-
cent epidemic of influenza the scien-
lists had an average of less than three
failures to each one thousand cases
treated, and that many of these cases
had been diagnosed as infiuenza-pn
monia. 1t would be interesting to
have the Health Department figures
Oh this subject. We ~-belieye they
would show that Mr.. Gilmore is very
greatly mistaken. But even il they
were true, that would show nothing
as to Christian Science as religion.
That is another matter entirely. Here
in Philadelphia most of the Scientists
who We're attacked by influenza sent
for a doctor as soon as the disease
manifested ,itself-The Jewish En-
ponent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
NOT YET, BUT, WE HOPE, SOON.

correspondent in the American Jewish mentioning
cities in which Jewish Cencrs being built,
cludes Denver being under construction.
it is not yet Denver
SO it's plans rather vague The
realization facilities should people,
coming general 1t is recognized everywhere the
essentials the best citizenship for the
people prevent the deudag forces many influences
affecting young folks which only
wholesome control which would be exercised them by jew
h Center hope it will be from which will
emarlate the good now hoped for it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
RABBr sTEKNHEIM HosoEED.

Rabbi Emanuel Sternhcim. Of Sioux
City. Iowa, was the speaker of the
evening at the fourteenth annual ban
euet.5of the Albion Commercial club,
Albion. Nebraska. There. were. about
80 men, present from the city and
county, who accorded Dr. Sternheim
an ovation lasting ten minutes at the
oIose,of IAN hour and a haif's address
on the League ,of Nations, under the
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
Religious School.

On Wednesday night May IS, 1910
the closing exercises Of the Religious
School will be held. Prizes and med
als will be awarded.
A unique feature of the program
will Ike series of tableaux on Ameri-
can and Jewish history under the di-
rection Of Miss h. slohm. Miss Blu
stock, Miss Idelson aud Miss Kopf. \
social hour under the auspices of the
rarents-Teachers' association will be
neld after the exercises.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
CONFIRMATION AT TEMPLE
EMANUEL.

The confirmation services at lem
pie Emanuel will occur Sunday nova
ing. June Sth, beginning at ~ O'Clock.
Arthur Friedman will deliver the
address Of welcome in behalf of the
Junior Congregation. ....
The order of services win be as
follows:
Union Prayer Book: Horiu L'Adonai
Bcrrhu. Selma, Mi-Cho-mocho-
Adouai. K'dusha, va-anachnu.
Processioual OF Confirmation aud
Hymn.
Opcuing Prayer .Veola Steinberg
Floral Offering..-.-, Elfrieda Ehrlich
Su' Shorim. Adonsi Adonsi........Choir
The Moral Law ..,...-,..-...-B Belle Meyer
Reading Of Torah--Ncllie Hollander
Sch'ma Lcho Adonai ........,..,.C Choir
The Ten Commandments, Confirmsnts
ke Lekach Tob Choir
The Significance Of the Day .,...,..,..
t.,,,..,.,.-,..,...,,........ Henrietta Brilliant
The Spirit Of Reverence .,,,,-.,...........
r.-...,-:.-.,..vv.,..--.r --.r....--..,Eyp Schpeaths!
TAe tpflgeHce Of Home ,.,......,.-..-.,,.y
r...--....,......,., ..,,.... Myrtle Fishman
Suthem Choir
Judaism and the Messiah .........,......
;-......-.,.,.....,.........,,,.. Dorotbea LANCER
The Reign Of God ON Earth ...,......-.
...-~..-,...............,....... Louise Hyman
Israel, the Priest People ..-............
--..,..--..-.......-.....-.-....,.- Richard Simon
hutHeh CnOif
The American Jew William wallbrun
Closing Prayer ,..-.......,.,.- Selma Levy
Contralto Solo .:..,......,..,..............,.
But the Lord is Mindful of his Own"
Sermon .-...,...,- DR.. W. S. Friedman
The Blessing of Confirmants
En- Kclohenu
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Suez canal defense zone, where his
superior engineering knowledge prov
cl TO he of great value. He was
then transferred to France, where he
commanded an Australian division ut
lpres and Messines. He has fire.
Guently received honorable mention by
Sir Douglas Hais in dispatches. He
is now Lieutenant General Sir John
asonssh. h. L. Il. Other Jewish Of
ficers who have won distinction in the
Australian army are Captain 4, +,
Cohen Of the engineers. who was
awarded the military cross, and Col.
IIarold Cohen who commanded the
artillery brigade on the western front.
GoE Cohen served with. General Al
'leifby in Palestinc.-Jewish Review
and Observer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
WOMEN ELECTED ON BOARD OF
ST. LOUIS CONGREGATION.

Three women were elected mem
bers of the Board of Directors Of the
Temple Shaare Emeth. This is the
first time that women have served
Oh the Board of Directors of st.
Louis Jewish congregation. The wom-
en- elected are: Mrs. Henry L. Wolf
i,er, Mrs. Lizzie II. Drey. aud Mrs.
Lewis Godloye. The board is COM
posed Of nine members and is elect
ed for term Of one year. Rabbi
$. Sale stated altho women have never
before served on the Board Of Direc-
tors, he did not see any reason why
they should not have represents
tion on the board, as they furnish the
sentiment of the entire congHga ton
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

The Lord will judge the people
judge me, . LORD! according to my
iishteousness aud according to my
integrity grant me recompense.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Alncrry heart causeth n healthy ap-
henrnilcc; but depressed spirit drieth
up the bones.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
BETH HA MEDR0sH HAGADoL

Services nre held daily at the syna-
gcs. The morning services at 7:15
and the afternoon services Mt sunset
This Friday night services will be
held at sunset.
Saturday morning DIR. kauvar will
speak on THE Goal" Fifth Perck.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

I'VE know now that there is no such
thing as Americanism. unless Ameri-
canisIn is in our souls. ls."-Franklin X.
Lane.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
sTesational
TEMPLE EalANUEL.

Regular services will BE- held FIJI
day evening, May 20. at 7:45.
DR.. Wm.- &. Friedman will speak on
''Fancies aud Follies."
Saturday morning services ut 1890.
Sermon: "The Blessing of Anccs-
try.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

In the morning sow thy seed. and in
the evening let not thy hand rest; for
thou knowest not which will succeed,
whether this or that. or whether both
CT them will be alike good.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS :
Meditation.

:, laki myself down and slept: ]
awoke; for the Lord susraineth me.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Cast thy bread upon the face Of th,
waters; for after many days wilt tho,
find 1t again.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Let kindness aud truth not forsakc
thee; bind them about thy throat /;
write them upon the hible of thy
heart.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

The Lord is nigh unto all that call
upon Him, 10 all that call upon Him
In truth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

tThs edlo responsible
81 " msuus condc craon) g,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
EDITORIALS
JEWISH CALENDAR
1918

~ sb.bb.,h H.eotol : - - r.
K32 Pcssch--Passoyer - . ~. - - -. .....---.-.
Chodesh-First Day Of New Moon 80
4 Roeh Chodesh--Second Day Of New Moon May
~ Rdsh Chodesb- Noon u - .... .....-- 30
-aY Ehovuoih -Feast OF weeks : - =. June l.5
20 Rosh Chodcsh-First %
Rc~h Of
shiyoh 70
: -----
10 Roeh Ghpdesh7-Frst Of New 26
- EreS Rosh Hash shlnsh New Iears Sept y
1,S a,rh anah-New Year .s s. =. y 25ae
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-21
Joint Open Meeting
of Two B'Nia Birth
Lodges Here Sunday
Interesting Programme to Be Held
At Temple Emanuel and the
Public Is Invited

revival of interest is being shown in
The work of the Independent Order Of
B'nai Birth in Birmingham. This is a
fraternal and benevolent order devoted to
tbe uplift and betterment of the Jewish
people
birmingham has two lodges of the or
der. Morris Karpeles is president of Biz
mingham lodge. No. 36S, while A. Fl. Levy
is president of Magic City lodge, No. 725.
The cultural advancement committees
Of these two lodges have arranged joint
omen meeting to be held at Temple
emanuel Sunday evening at O'Clock.
THE following programme has been pre-
pared
Aims and Purposes of the b mai
FIRTH" Irving NJ. Engel; violin solo,
spoet and Peasant Jesse Berkowitz, ac-
conpanied on piano by Eph TunlSle;
some of My Experiences in Panama, '
by DR.. Irwin Michlin vocal solo, God.
NV God. Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?
Erie Kronenberg, accompanied on piano
by May Sachs.
This meeting will be open to the public
as well as to the members OF both lodges
While the campaign for new members
of the order will begin Monday. Novem
her "a. there will be no solicitation for
mem bership on Sunday evening.
Joseph Beitman is chairman of the
nembership campaign committee. and
uervyn Sterne is chairman of the team
oantains The purpose of the campaign
is to enroll in the B'nai Birth every
mernber of the Jewish community in Bir-
cham.