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WILL MITIGATE BLOCKADE
Allied Nations Soon 10 Act 10 Admit
Fo0dstuffs tn Central
Europe.
Try Associated pressI-

NI>IS' JHhUnrN 3.-Tho rcprcscnta-
tives of the allied nations here intend
70 give immediate consideration to
NE question OF mitigating tho severity
according to indications to-day Srcn
nltlEatinn' 1t is pointed out. world be
granted IN order to admit Of the PASS
vakia. Poland and sections of RUSSIA
ana otner territory which 1t is desired
to reach and which cannot be reached
.Ncrpt through territory which the cen
trai powers are holding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
WEST VIRGINIA RATIFIEs
10th Senate and House Adopt Dry
Amendment Observation-Disclosures
rndO Announcement Prcmnturc.
ISS Asssoeiated Press

~, cH AZ LESION, w. VA, January O.
Ine west Virginia Legislature to-day
cral prohibition amendment, being the
dwcnty-third State TO take this action.
me measure, adopted by the Senate
yesterday, was passed unanimously by
the House to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
GENERAL MARCH HONORED
France Confcrs Upon Him Dignity OF
"Grand Officer of the Ir-
Efon of Honor"
WASHINl:rON 1an,ar,.

WASH NGTON, January 9-Thc dig
nifty Of grand officer OF the Legion Of
cral Pcytou G. March, chief Of stan.
United states Army. by the French
government.
Notification Of the honor came to
General March through the French
embassy with the statement that IL
was I'm appreciation OF the distin-
Euished service he had rendered dur
ing the war for the common cause OF
the United Statcs and tic Hllics"
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New Indu,try I'm Chile.

WASHINGTON. January S.--Amung
the now industries established in
Chile as result Of the European war
and tho consequent scarcity OF ships
TO supply South American demands is
large fire brick foundry at Las AMI
mas. near Valdivia. The foundry Is
equipped. 1t is reported, with the latest
modern machinery. has two furnaces
and daily capacity at present OF 1.0Oc
bricks.
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EXTRACTION DEMANDED
Surrender of Former NniSer and
crown Prince to Tic incorporated
In Final Peace Terms.
ny nOBT. wELI,ES RIT,uu.

PARIS. january oThc corrcspon-
dents learned tonight that the extra
dition OF the eX-Kaiscr and crown
prince viii be the subject OF a gen
cral conference, and that demands on
that score will be incorporated in tho
final terms.
Naturalization of certain waterways.
such as the Dardanelles and the
Scheldt. also will form part OF the
final treaty, II is learned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Constipaiion CORRECTED

DR.. Kings New Life Pills tonight
mean clear bowels. n clear head, clea r
thinking, day well begun in the
morning, good digestion. clearing skin.
MIA In action but sure and comfort
able. At drug stores everywhere 2sc
Adv
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the peace conference failed to right
tho wrongs done Greece, tho struggle
of unrcdccmed Greeks for reunion with
their motherland would continue until
Greece became one of the free nations
of the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

Sversupplicd with certain commodities,
With tho winter developing incrcas-
tngly severe cold. narrowing prospects
~ suffering face the people OF the
CORNER HapSburS empire.
S Coal for tho railroads and food for
the masses constitute the two vital
deeds.
sPAIITACUs REVOLT DOOMED.
Is OPINION ENPRESSED
y Tho Spartncus revolt in Germany is
foredoomed to defeat, according 10
VIII not be as easy to conjurc UP Boil
Hhevikism in Germany as il was In
Russia.
q In wcll-informcd quarters 1t is
J Pointed out that, although the German
tcrroriStS have considerable power, the
Ebert government is supported by the
garrisons of Potsdam. Spandau. Do
tboritG and other nearby towns.
g No doubt is entertained anywhere
that much of Liebkncchts funds are
Coming from Moscow, fulfilling
ago:
1T is true that I am making rcvoiu-
ZION in Russia with German money.
but the day will come when shall
make revolution in Germany with Rus
Sian money
1t is believed the disastrous Rus
SIAN defeat at Perm was the result OF
the throwing OF picked troops from
the west front against them. German
newspapers of the latter part OF De-
cember predicted the present orgy Of
has been acute ever since the rcSiSna.
ton OF the three minority Socialists
and that there was bloodshed in Eerlin
OH Christmas Eve.
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MASSACRE: or CITIZENS
REPORTED FROM WILMA

WARSAW. January ?.-Niina has
fallen into the hands of the Bolshevik
army, several thousand strong. which
(, drove out the Polish militia. \ mas
Sacre OF civilians bcga nat once partly
ance and had arrested or shot the
members of the local Bclshcvik COM
mittecs.
4 The Polish troops. who had no can
non and only 4 few cartridges per
rifle and were under command of Cen
eral NcitlSo. rctrcatcd to I.anovarova.
where they were disarmed by the Ger
mans and sent to Bialystok There
were started off for Polish territory.
LembcrE. where the Poles arc de-
Tending themselves against the Ruth
cnians. appears safe for the time he
ing.
rADEREWSI<I PROMISES
TO FORM NEW CABINET
: The political situation At Warsaw
IS stationary. rs a result Of inter
has had with General rilsudskI. Padcr-
ewski has agreed 10 form a now cab
met, provided the Socialists now hold
Ing places in the ministry Withdraw
from their predon'inatinG position.
General Pilsudski expressed himself as
not wishing to use his authority to
force the withdrawal OF these Social
lists.
y Padcrcwski is working hard and
making appeals 10 patriotism. He de-
riares that he himself is willing TO
y III
met can be formed which tho allies
can recognize and extend aid to with
safety to themselves. rs they fear that
a certain sort Of Cabinet would lead
TO hcadlonG Holshcvikisn.
General Pilsudski and other leaders
arc being told very plainly that the
allies will help only when Poland is
internally united.
RED GUARD MINISTER
ARRESTS TIE PRINCE
Prince Eustachc Sapieha who led
the recent attempt TO overthrow the
government, is still in prison. lie
was arrested by tho personal Red
Guard of Minister of the Interior Thu
gut, who himself had previously been
arrested.
Refugees from Petrograd say that
the streets are full of starving people.
many oil whom have money, but can
get no food. There has been an out
nyeak in Riga. The population there
rs composed OF Let's and Es,honians,
and opposed TO property owning. and
the aristocratic classes. who are OF
German origin.
Messages from Kicv report that city
no longer, anything left TO steal. Iliev
seems TO be joining with Moscow.
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik Foreign
Minister, and Nikolal Lenine, the Boil
shcvik Premier. are making overtures
TO the ukrainians, saying that they
nave no wish 10 turn over the Ukraine
government TO the opposi,ios. Work
INiev, one Ukrainian and the Other
Russian. The Russian congress is en-
Titled the workmcn's and soldiers
deputies, and is a tool of the Bolshe-
WIKI. Both congresses have declared
that they do not wish intellcctuals
among their members
Farmers committees have been
formed here, 10 distribute pIblic lands
and tho lands stolen from former land
owners.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

pon, he would pnt it in his pocket thinking nothing of it at the time. By and by the call of the North would sound, and
 running true to form Mr. Sour dough would be broke, then he could dig up his little return coupon, and be homeward bound
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

STATEMENT OF IT. E OWNER SHIP. MANAGEMENT DRCULAT- ION, etc, Required by the Act of Con- 9rtos of August, 1912. Of
 I'll k McCAkII.N WEEKLY NEWS publ shed Weekly at Mccarthy, Alaska tor Alr,l 1919
 Cnited States of Amaricl It.r. tory O. flask,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12
EAMSHIP FARES

Another raise in the plSS2n. ger rates to Seattle from coast al points makes it just littl, harder to make that longed fol trip to the big cities.
 Int is good sy ystem, too, it keeps few nor, hard pprned dollars m the country burning holes in the owners pocket.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12
Tetore me. |. s. Comm isSioner

relore me, |. 6. Comm issioner m Inc Territory aforesaid, personally appcal,U GEM Cole. Who. having been duly sworl according to law. deposes X ;y> that he is the owner of the McCar thy Weekly News. and that the follow ng is. 1o tne best of his knowledge and ,eliet. a true statement of the owner 5hir, m; Il; zen eIt. etc of the afOre> aid publication fer tlt da,e shown in Il a bC\e Cal1iCr. rtCL ltC ly tl tN c Ct Au guSI. l)l- to w.:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12
BARGAINS

Tn order to reduce my stock. l am offering the following at very greatly reduced prices; Silk and Sport Skirts. Some ore piece dre Sses. Bon Ton X Royal Worcester Cor sets. BraSSiereS, Pettico its, nightgoW! and cor set covers in muslinr. Novelty ornamentS,
 Ho>ier.,', Gloves
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

l, The"' 'he names and addresses of the publisher, eoitcr, n;r;e;ne ecitor, ard business managers are: Publishe-, CF.M.Cole McCarthv,A Alas Editor, M M. Cole. Man s,ne Ed'to~.M M.role Business Msnsrer, C.F. VI. Cole 2 Tha" 'he owne- is: C. F.M.Cole, M cCarthy A 'aska. 3. That the known bondholders mort eages, and other security holders own ng 1 per cent or more of total amount bonds, mortgages or other securities are None.
 (SigneD c. F. M.Cole. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th, day of April.l9 c. Parker Smith, U.S.Commiss, toner.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

Funny thirg all these ppop Ie who cannot get out fast enough are filled with an ca me >t q aSire to return before their visit is ov- CT. and in many instances they ar" forced to remain on the Outs de b 9cause they haven t the price to return, however they continue to long for the distant fields of Alaska even though those fields are vnly green for six mon ,hs of the year.
 Now, it would be a great id ca if the Steamship companies would keep on raising the fare, but for that price they should give thepurchaser a return cou-
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

It would not b. very long before all tle old-time1s would be back again a whole lot more con tent, at the same continuing to rustic for another trip out side, always being sure of the return coupon att1ched.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12
The MCCARTHY Weekly News.

Entered as second class matter. Sep,em ber l1th, 1918 at the osl Office. al Mccarthy. Alaska. under the Act of March & 1879
 Subscription Rates
 Single Copies $, 25 Three Months 1 .25 Six Months 3 50 One Year , .OO
 Payable In Advance
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

.- iNAL IHe tEsf INoLE D EOTe FROM NOW ON
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-04-12

Mccarthy, AlaSl1a, Saturday, April 12th lJl9,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
DEMAND RECOGNITION OF JEW
ISL NATION IN GERMAN CON
STITUTION.
(By l. j. I. b

London-A motion that the Jews
be recognized as nation in the Ger
man Constitution was introduced at
the Constituent Assembly in Weimar.
Ly the Jewish delegate. Herr Cohu.
He tol dthe Assembly of the spread
of the Zionist movement in spite of
the opposition it encounters from
among the Assimilationists. Zionisni
has been especially strengthened. he
said. since it was officially recognized
by the Peace Conference.
Herr Cohn therefore advised the
Constituent Assembly to take this in
to consideration. and to designate the
Jews Us nation in the paragraph
which speaks of the rights of non
German nationalities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
ing her sister, Mrs. simon sauders at


ing her sister, Mrs. Simon Sauders ut
present.
Mrs. W. B. Hammerslomgh and
daughter, Adele. have returned from
a short visit 10 Rochester, MIMI.
where they consulted with the Drs.
Mayo.
Mrs Ben Gordon is visiting relatives
in Denver during the absence of her
Husband. who is on nm eastern buying
trip.
Mrs. Sam Lcvinsop is recuperatins
nicely after AZ operation at the hos
pital
Mrs. Hcrl,crt Kahn has received
news of her brother. Scrg. Alvin Mans
backs. safe arrival from over seas.
The Temple Aaron Forum and Ii. H..
Lodge held an open meeting Sunday
evening. April 10th. \ very pleasant,
time was spent by all those present.
The a. B. club met ut the home of
Mrs. lsidorc Sanders last Thursday.
The J. c. club has been postponed
for Il few weeks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
DISAGREEMENT IN ALLIANCE
ISRAELITE ON national
RIGHTS.
lliy /. i. l.. 80


paris-A split has taken place in
the ranks of the French Assimilation
lists in regard TO the question of Ma
tianal Rights for the Jews of East
crn Europe. After the Alliance
lsraelite ut meeting had voted to
oppose National Rights, the more dcm-
ocratic delegates seeded from the ,oi
ganization, together with groups from
rlilanthropic societies.
These delegates are about to issue
Il memorandum in which they will lie
nIand National Rights for minority
groups. in which Jews will naturally
hr included. The pl,ilantlrop:c so
cietics only declare that they will re-
flain from any active opposition 10
ward the demand for National Rights.
Mr.. Louis Marshall of New York
City. is siding with the democratic
elements of the Alliance. while Mr..
Cyrus Adler. the other representative
OF the American Jewish Committee.
is altogether inactive on this issue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

tivcs and maiden friends pirhouctted
and cantered about her; the whole
scene emblazoncd by torches carried
in the hands of the guests. the ccre.
in0hy took place.
Thence to the Tanzhaus where the
Ing continued with many a dance Nor
was this prosaic marriage ceremony
yet concluded until the "Marshallili''
OF Jester had his little Iuip and laugh
pie. Now often amid his raillery did
he intcrpolate stingins truth.
Beautiful she is as the day-when
The rain is falling
All. Now is our Isaac blessed iii-
deed. Such wife. 4 tongue that is
razor edged. hut then man must
have Il bit Of excitement to keep him
from boredom"
True she is not too dazzling Her
skin is bit pock marked ant! her nose
rather large. But her eyes. Nh !. Does
not our own Bible say, A woman who
has beautiful eyes needs no further
recommendations
So the raillery and gOod-natnrcG
jcsting continued until the rOsy-hucd
dawn warned the frolickcrs that it
was time to return for II hasty nap
before the trials of the days work
set in.
And with this history of romanc',
and custom behind them, Irving and
Anna can deliberately choose the sub
way in place of the bridal canopicd
litter, the music of the elevated train
and the chugging automobile instead
of the escortage of fiddlers and pipcrs.
Il Hooverized meal minus warming
liquors in lieu of the feast of fowl
and wine, and three room flat IN
the Bronx in place of newly ho;'rd-
ed pine dwelling.
To such has romance dwindlcd! And
sucl will be our contribution In the
way of customs, to the future genera
tions.-American Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
Cleveland.

Mr.. Paul l.. Fciss is president Of
TIE Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.
ON behalf of President Wilson and
in the presence of General PeytOn c.
March, chief of staff of the Army, and
many other distinguished. military
leaders. Secretary of War Newton ID.
Baker Saturday awarded Mr.. Charles
Fisenman of Ccleveland the distins-
lshed service medal. Mr.. Eisenman
was cited with 1IajOr-General Leonard
\. Wood and thirty other soldiers and
civilians. for conspicuous national SER
vice during the war. Tho citation fol-
lows:
Mr.. Charles Eisenman. vice chair
man of the committee on supplies of
Council of National Defense. for es-
pccial.y meritOriOus and conspicuous
service. His energy, courage and bust
ness ability and foresight did much
to enlist American industry in the
service of our country and thus make
possible the prompt and proper equip
uieIll OI our uTmlcS WITH cio'HiHS anu
eauipage."
Before an audience of 500 members
of the oncil of Jewish Women. Miss
Fannie Hurst, authoress. read one OF
her stories. Get Ready the Wrcaths.'
Following the reading she told of
her earlier experiences as II writer
She received her a. Is. degree from
Washington University in 1909 and the
following year she took post grad
uate course in literature at Columbia.
During the past six years she has
mndc her home in New York and las
u studio in Carnegie Hall. -"
Preceding the meeting. testimonial
luncheon was given at the Statler by
the board of the Council. honerine
Mrs. \. VI. Gravcr. treasurer. and Mrs.
Joseph Janowitz. financial secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
DEATH OF ELLEN, LADY SWAY
THLlNG.

The death took place of Ellen. Lady
Swaythling. widow of the first Lord
Swuythling, who passed away in her
scvcnty-fifth year. Lady SwaythlinG
tcok a deep interest In Jewish affairs
and always was a strict observer of
the Jewish religion. The deceased is
survived by four sons- the present
Lord Swaythling. the Right Hon. Ed
win Montagu. Secretary of State for
India: the Hon. Gerald Montagu and
the Hon. Lionel Montagu; four mar
ried daughters, The Hon. Mrs. Ernest
l.. Franklin. the Hon. Mrs. NJ. s
Valley. the Hon Mrs. H. d'Arcy-IIart
and the, Hon. Mrs. Reginald Myer ::
and two unmarried daughters. the
Hon. Marian Montasu and the Hon,
Lillian Helen MOntagu.
4 debt for u Victory Lil'crt! Bond
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
TRINIDAD. COLO.

By our Special Correspondent G. II. =.
Rabbi and Mrs. Macht returned last
week. after II very pleasant visit with
Mrs. AIachr's parents in Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Mrs. Phil Prayer has returned after
IN epioysble visit to California. Her
son, George. remained in Albuquerque
tc visit with his bretler Arthur
Pragcr for few days. They have
taken their former rooms at the Corr
nado hotel. where they will be at home
after May 1st. Mrs. Prayer is visit
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
GRONIISTS.
llsv l. L. u RI

tBy i. j. l. b)
Prince Max of Baden. the former
German Chancellor, at meeting in
Iicidclburg. strongly protested against
The poyroms in Poland and Galicia.
In the course of his speech. Prince
Max said that the great powers should
nave demanded from Poland that 1t
arrest and punish all those guilty OF
making pOgrOms.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
HEV. DIR. KOPFSrEIN ON GER
MAN PEACE COMMISSION.
lEy l.. j. L. b

Eerlin-Another jew. Rev DIR. Kopf-
stein. has been appointed by the Ger
man government on its Peace Comnis-
sion. DIR. Kopfste!n will he the expert
and adviser on the Jewish question inc
Silesia..
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
ANOTHER JEW In POLISH PAR
LAMENT.
lHx I. i. u. FL

tby j. ). T. b.)
warsaw-.Anufhcr jew has Just
been elected deputy in the f"lisi.
Parliament Ee Is DR.. llartglass, who
was chosen vt special election IN
the city of Sedlctz. receiving 80 per
cent OF all the votes. Er. llnrtg!hSs
l.. u prominent Zionist.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30
Social Neus

iAIl contributions for this column must
reach this office by II o'clock lu"sdayJ
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

hor. cultivate it as If it were your
6wn.--Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30


frnser. has returned 10 his homo in
kansas City.
Mrs. Ernest Morris Is spending II
few weeks at Idaho Springs.
Miss Adele Hamcrslough of Trini.
dad. Colo. is the house guest of ihI
Misses Helen and Ida May.
Barney Plessner. who has been ia
the city visiting his brother. David
IIessncr. has returned to St Louis.
Mrs. X. Fist was called To st. Joe
by the illness of her moiEcr, Mrs
Schweig.
Mrs. Harry l.. Wohigcmnth and III
lie daughter, Jean. have gone to
Cleveland for II visit with relatives.
S. Pells of Omaha spent last week
in the city visiting his children. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Schlcsingrr.
Mrs. Thier, mother OF Mrs. Vim.
Klein. who has visited here for sever
al months. leaves next week for Shcl-
by, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Appel were
The hosts ut beautifully appointed
dinner Saturday evening.
The luncheon given by Airs. A. Gross
last Saturday was one of The most
attractive affairs given, for Mrs. Lip
man. who left Tor Nashville, Tenn.
and Mrs. L. 5. Goldsmith. who leaves
May 3rd. for New York. The guests
were the Ae-damcs \. Friedman. y.
Cramcr. J. s. Flower. B Shraibcrs.
u. Gross. {. J. Cohen, Wm. B. Cohen,
j. NJ. Grccnblatt. and the Misses Eta
Friedman. Helen Gollhammer. Irene
Miller, Rcna Grccnblatt. Celia Flower.
Julia Gross. and Miss Naff of New
York. and Ida Gross.
Among some of the exclusive little
affairs OF the week was n breakfast
at the Brown Palace hotel last sat
urday morning ut which the Mes
danes Haskell Cohen, ]. T. Levy. Nate
Colin and Louis .Adelman were the
guests. 'N -
Miss Anita Lesser. Hiss celecte
S.mons. and Miss M;ndcll Winter will
give n dance at Cotillion hall. May 81.
Mrs Fannie Goodman has gone to
Kansas To visit her daughters.
Mrs. Henry Fabcr is at Mercy hos
pital recovering from i very serious
operation. She is doing nicely.
Mrs. Adoiph Mayer will entertain the
Thursday club this week with lunch
con ut the Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Marks enter
lain,d their club At dinner last Suii-
day Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Pfeifer were
the hosts at IL dinner Sunday evening
1T the .Argonaut hotel.
friends at II series of small hnch"oi'
bridge parties. one of which occurs
Monday.
r,;f MI
son were the inspiration OF fanlil!
theatre party at the broadway Nor
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. :. Solomon announce
The engagement of their daughter,
Ieulah .illinc. to Birnic Cohen. They
Will have II June wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Wanger and family
Of Shreveport. La. have been guests
of their parents and Uncle, >. Brody.
Of Denver. Colo, for the past five
weeks and have had Il very pleasant
stay here. Mr.. Wangcr is now en-
route to Shreveport lie visited the
!! C. Il. s.. the National Jewish h -
p;tal and the EX-Patients Home. .He
entertained the patients with several
iddish songs. He also performed the
services at the TaimOd Torah during
Passover. Mrs. II. Wanscr will rr-
main here for the summer after Which
Mr.. Wanger intends I" return To
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Henry Michael who has been visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Louisa An
rrnser. has returned 10 his home in
Kansas City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Ernest Morris Is spending ,
few weeks at Idaho Springs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Miss Adele Hamcrsl0ugh of Trini-
dad. Colo. is the house guest of Inc
Misses Helen and Ida May.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Barney Plessner. who has been IN
the city visiting his brother. David
IIessner. has returned To St. Louis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Henry Fahcr is at Mercy hOs-
rital recovering from very serious
operation. She is doing nicely.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

A debt for Victory Libcrt! Bond
is II debt of honor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Meyer Friedman left Wednes.
day for short visit with relatives
in Pueblo. and then will continue on
her way to California for an extended
"trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Adolph Mayer will entertain the
Thursday club this week with II lunch
con ut the Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Thier, mother OF Mrs. Vim
Klein. who has visited here for sever
al months. leaves next week for Shcl
by, Michigan.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Fannie Goodman has gone to
Kansas To visit her daughters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. r. Fist was called To st. Joe
by the illness of her mother, Mrs
Schweig.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. :. Solomon announc"
The engagement of their daughter,
I:eulah .Nllinc. to Birnic Cohen. They
viii have II June wedding.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Harry l.. Wohlgemnth and III.
tie daughter, Jean. have gone Il
Cleveland for visit with relatives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Miss Roe Pfeifcr and Harry lsanc'
son were the inspiration of fanil!
theatre party at the broadway Nor
day evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

Mrs. Nose Marx is entertaining hei
friends at II series of small luncheon
bridge parties. one of which occu,S
Monday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

S. Pells of Omaha spent last wcnl
in the city visiting his children, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Schlcsingcr.