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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03


Ray L. Beede, secretary and treas
urer of the Ardmore Automobile Deal
ers Association comes forth with the
statement that the manufacturers who
are dropping their prices now are
going TO be forced to raise their
prices again within the next 90
days.
We will have to bear in mind that
manufacturing costs have not reduced
cent and the manufacturers who
have dropped their prices are in
all probability taking u loss and
their financial status will determine
how long they can take this loss.
Make a memo of this and see IL !
am not right that those who lowered
their price will have to raise them
back inside the 90 days so you had
better buy that car now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
abe Attell Wanted"

New York, Oct. Abe Atten, for
mer featherweight champion whose
name has been connected with rumors
that the 1919 worlds series was
fixed" by a syndicate Of gamblers
will be forcibly brought to the office
OF District Attorney Swami OF New
York for questioning II he. can be
caught by detectives who are search
ing for him.
District Attorney Swami in announe-
ing this today said he intended 70
prosecute any persons here who prof.
tied through any crooked gambling
scheme connected with the last worlds
series.
Eugene McGee. a partner OF Wh-
liam ]. Fallon, counsel for Atten said
today that Mr.. Fallon has informed
the district attorneys office that he
will not prosecute his client unless
there Is a charge placed against MIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
AUTO NOTES
ACROSS AMERICA IN AN ESSEX
{ BY Ruth , olen J

DO you think you would ever at
tempt to travel 100 miles per day in
your automobile? Would you want to
keep it up for four and one-half
days? The average motor car owner
is satisfied to travel $50 to 200 miles
per day on his week end and vacation
tours, and vet an Essex touring
car went from San Francisco to
New York, 3347 miles, in four days,
II hours and AZ minutes-better than
720 miles per day.
Another Essex travelling from New
York to San Francisco at the same
time, made the run of 3347 miles in
four days, 10 hours and II minutes,
beating the best previous time west
bound by % hours. IA minutes.
Two other Essex cars started a
few days later, one from San Fran
cisco and one from New York, and
made the run respectively in four
days, q hours and 56 minutes; and
8 days, six hours and 13 minutes
Both cars encountered heavy rains and
deep mud in the west.
The second westbound car was di-
verted from its route on the way to
Santa Fe long enough to establish q
new record from New York to chi
cago Of "a hours, 43 minutes and so
| seconds. beating the best previous
record sby two hours, seven minutes
and 10 seconds.
The average time for the four
cars was four days, 81 hours and 30
minutes. AS such 1t stands out more
than a single record--more than just
| the time of an Individual cart is
a record of consistent performance,
demonstrating Essex reliability. and
endurance beyond question, for on
these four trips every requirement of
motor performance was met.
The cars were not driven at any
point by professional drivers. The
| entire trip was supervised by Essex
distributors and dealers along the
route, and they furnished drivers
from their own organizations. In all
probability % drivers took the cars
across the continent, which is al
even greater testimony of the per
formance and reliability Of the Es-
| sex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
ARDMORE YOU n c NJ A N
HO Ne RED BY D. S. j.

Norman, Oct. Final award TO
be manager Of the 1921 student di-
rectory Of the state university was
made Tuesday TO Felix Bodovitz, arts
and sciences, '21, Ardmore, by the
publication board, II. II. Roberts,
chairman Of the board, announced
Wednesday
Bodovitz is clerk in the registry
office and has direct access to the
files and information, and this is
expected to expediate compilation OF
data. He assisted in selling adver-
tising for his high school annual,
and was member of the advertising
staff Of the Daily Ardmoreite for
three months.
Other applicants for this Job were
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
GOshorn Motor Company

The Goshorn Motor company de-
livered an Oldsmobile roadster TO
James May last week.
Mr.. Peurod Of the Oldsmobile Mo
tor company has been spending sew
eral days with the Goshorn Motor
company.
Frensleys Bakery is operating a
new Oldsmobile Economy Truck re-
Gently purchased from the 'Goshorn
Motor company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK
BLANKETS, 15c ON THE Sl,00. 4
u. RAWJINS co.


Philadelphia. Oct. "A report that
he had seen Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, wealthy draft dodger, for whom
the federal authorities have been
searching for many weeks since his
escape in Philadelphia was made to-
day to the sheriff OF Sussex county
by Freeho'der Robert NJ Smith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03

Allen Duncan, q. ID. Gibbs, L. ;.
Riley. and j. f. Horner.
Work on compiling material will
begin Immediately ana it is hoped
that the book will be off the press
next month. Il is to contain the
names. Norman and home addresses
telephone numbers and classification
Of all students and faculty members
in the university Of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
Tom COoper's Garage

Tom Cooper Motor company ha
delivered the following cars this weel
Ford roadsters to:
c. s. Sipe. city.
Tom Dyer
w. f. Clowdus.
Frick-Reid Supply Co.
Joe curtis Dry Cleaning Plant;
j. 7. Campbell, Ringing.
w A. Harris. Wilson.
". NJ. Pittman, Wilson.
C. p. Jordan, kilson.
Pioneer Supply Co. Writ.
p. II. Lively. Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
Cadillac Motor Company

Cadillac company Of Ardmore deliv-
cred this week the following Cadil-
lacs.
Cadillac roadster to Buck Garrett.
Cadillac roadster to Hugh West.
Cadillac four passenger to j. Il.
Harrell, Jr.
Cadillac Victoria TO Mrs. Frank
Ketch, city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
New Elgin Agency

II. G. Klotz, local agent for the
Elgin cars has secured quarters in
the new Roberts building on Broad
way where he will have his sales
and display rooms as soon as the
building is completed.
Mr.. Klotz has moved his family
from Oklahoma City and will make
Ardmore headquarters for this terri.
tory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03

Il. N. Willingham.
c. ~ Logan
r If. Southerland. Ringing.
Floyd Magness. Wilson.
". A. Easley & Co., Ardmore.
Noble Bo'yard Oil Co.
W. IL. Lauderdale.
City of Ardmore.
j. r. DeBolt, Wilson.
Ford Coupe to Cub Dllard, city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. 75c
oN THE sI.O0. 4. II. RiWLiNS CO.
Baance Below Requirements

New York. oct 2-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks and
,,uet companies for the week shows
a deficit In reserves Of sii.o43,sbo,
due 10 decrease from last week OF
.3l,545,iiO. below legal requirements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
Beede-Witt Motor Company

The Beede-Witt Motor company de-
livered the following Dodges this
week:
Dodge touring car to o. Burney.
Empire Gas and Fuel company.
Dodge roadster to Royer Oil COM
pany.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
AIT EON'S.

William Russell closes his engage ment at Foa's tonight in slam Bang Jim It is a picture that has really lived up to the reputation that came ahead of it. It has proven to be one of those delightful comedies full of pep" exciting climaXes, romance and good clean comedy.
 Tomorrow evening Manager Dean will offer the two usual or rather two unusual features. Buck Jones in Forbidden Trails and Pauline Fred erick in The Paliser Case"
 "Forbiddo-t Trails is a typical Western picture, full of breathless and exciting moments and astound- ing horse
 X novel like The Paliser Case" could not remain unscreened for any length of time. It is frankly a melo- drama of the higher class. In it Pauline Frederick assumes the role of an impoverished singer who mar ries an old roue, Monty Palser 10 secure medical aid and comfort for her invali,. father. The adoption was made b. Edfrid A Bingham and William Parke directed the produc- tion.
 In addition to the two features there will be two comedies as well as the Gaumont News.
 Beginning on Monday the feature nicture at FoNs will be The Woman and the Puppet," with Geraldine Farrar in the stellar role. Miss Far rar is supported by an all star cast, including the famous French actress Madame Rose Dione and the we'll krown Spanish dancer Cristina Per eda.
 sesides "The Woman and the Pup net" two comedies will also be pre- sented. His Wifes Husband" and ..slipping Feet" as we'll as a Chester Outing and the Fox News.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
AT PALACE SUNDAY.

If it is a genuine, tingling thrill you hunger for-some rare. red blood ed adventure cut in huge chunks from the Hanks of like in the raw; spiced with romance and sprinkled through out with suspense, or. in plain words, you are looking for the prize photo play of the season. the one that has all the zip and zest that you have looked for so vainly, your hunger will be satisfied on Sunday. Monday. Tues day and Wednesday when The Cour- age of Marg> O'Doone" will be shown at the Palace theater.
 The Courage of Marge O'Doone" was written by James Oliver Cur wood, one of the most popular of present da- novelists. It has been made into a big special production by Vitagraph with star cast of well known players. headed by Niles Welch and Pauline Starke. It is a big, dra matic, fighting photoplay story. The arena of action is that most thrilling, vigorous and romantic of all the worlds stages. the wild. white wastes of the frozen north.
 There a. primitive men. gritty and beautiful women. men fighting against the elements. man against man. bear fights and the long lonely trails that
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

, decided that he needed information. '' Well, he got it!" Dicky countercd | dryly. "l never saw fellow wake up , SO quickly iu my young life" Iorccful Mrs. Lul<cnS. fclt li'sc screaming a protest that | wasn't deceived in the least by their ciaboratcly planned chatter. There hud been no scmblance of in- toNicHtiou about the driver of tho oth- CT car. Whatever his purpose had been, sinister or not. he had dcliber- htcly sought us.
 It wns relief whcn Mrs Lukens came back. wearing the same air of quiet efficiency.
 Everything is all ready for Mrs. Graham" she said. and it is for tunatc that her room ia on the ground floor. There is only an attic upstairs in this cottage. Now l know it would only disturb her to meet mo tonight, so I'Il just cut along ahead Of you to show you where the room is and then I'll get out of the way. But there's q Ire In the kitchen and hot water: and Mandy will get you any thing you need. For that matter. shan't leave the house until I know you're all right"
 "I know your kindness of old" Mat. Grantland replied.
 blessed the thoughtfulness which led the woman to spare mo the ordeal or an introduction. Most women would have driven mo to distraction with fuSstness. | felt that 1 should like Mrs. Isukens immensely.
 Maj Grantland turned to Dicky. who had been leaning forward talking to him through tho half-open door of the tonneau.
 How can help you?" he asked.
 'l can walk. | put in firmly. if weakly. was determined that l would not he carried into my new abode like a sack of wheat. Some thing about Mrs. Lukcns indonfitable back had given me tho impression or nvinciblc will CUnquering physical weakness. 1 was sure that if she had been in my place she would have walked If her way had been over red hot coals.
 "Nonscuse"' Dicky returned, put ling hts arm around me. but l pushed tt away detcrminedly.
 'G will not he carried" | said pet tishiy. but determincdly. "plea=~ get out. and then give me both your hands. can manage beautifully lean- ing on you"
 "Tll see to the traps. Graham" Maj Grantiand interposed with in- stant acquiescsncc to my plan.
 picky obeycd my request a bit sulkily. and after a minute or two of slow lahorcd effort. l sank exhausted but triumphant upon one of the beds of Mrs. LukenT sun parlor."
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

break the hearts and sinews of men; there is that red-blooded romance and adventure of the great story right where it belongs, right where it is bred. It is a masterpiece of dramatic writing made into a mas- terpiece of photoplay. It opens in the arctic and it ends there after a succession of breathless. thrilling and unusual episodes that keep the pulse pounding an. anticipation whetted as it sweeps along to & swift smashing and unexpected climax.
 As an added attraction for Sunday night Earle Williams will be seen in Capt. Swift"
 The Keith vaudeville for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday includes four excellent acts featuring The Tooter- vile Tooters," seven rubes in a com cdy musical offering.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
DLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of |ReUeLati0ns Of q Wife

rnntinn.i Sent tho Man | swiftly on Hts Way. [ of the closed ear glid- he limousine in which [ tho vague fears Of my D. crystnllixe Into sharp
 Grantland's persistent tho torn pieces of tho n l had picked up when eped from Dicky's pock- for lt was nothing elsc officer had made with passed quickly in review hd. What monaco to mo hidden behind those leaned out Of tho car [ up beside the ono | sllod out biatantly: MI me the way to the m 2"
 answering him directly hh tGtew " question at name Garland ?"
 moniker," the man re- y.
 at the Cedar Croft Golf arc old top"
 tlnnd prcten,is.
 T The ofiicCr's voice 'I thought I'd seen you Ire Garland. you know
 this village. Hut I'll Formation. It's a block <ed his thumb back the ome. and n half-block Now get out of here" -" the man began and. Maj. Grantland. Is br your"
 was moro than enough. k's mouth flew open Paid falntly. T didn't rdsn--"
 D car around skilfully, kr minute was gone as c had appeared.
 nnd turned to piCky. kse fellows get their q me-" he said in osten- ful tones.
 1 suppose" Dicky am lily. "iie certainly was one"
 heae arc the only lights ind. Maj. Grantland elaborate explanation. se his befuddled brain
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

YOUNG MEN-between the age
Of q and 80 as message car
riers; those with bicycles on for
night duty, a guarantee of sal
ary 500 monthly with oppor-
tunity for higher earnings. APP
ply MR.. LYDDANE, 1407 G st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
COLUMBIA HOUSE REPAIR co

Carpenter, brick, ccmcnt an hollow-'llc
work printing, plastc-ing and house re-
rar WORK Of all Kinds p,r, hes screened
and inclCsed garages bul ell work guar
antced For estimates. '0n Main I7N3
CARPENTER and general repair work;
remo6eling a speciality 'rlrr reasonable;
other information phone North 3ohs.W
IOLN ELLAND. Nl0 ]. 81 ". w.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

- James Frank, p;
Willie. %. Atlanta, Go. The Rev. TITUS
4. Davis.
Gait. T.MERsoN-Harry. 81; Ruth J.. 10. Tue
Rev. Howard ~ Downs.
CoLLINsYOUNG- - Thomas Jasper, u
StAunton. Va: Sophie Sinclair. "a. this
city. The Rev A. J, Van Ingelxsm.
CoCHRON- -MANsF1ELD-Lewis M, ~, An
derson, &. c.; Faye, 81. Detroit. Mich. The
Rev. Howard ID. Tolbott
DEANE-HAR ISoH-Charles D., "a; Irene
% The Rev. John h. Briggs.
DRESSER ROLAND-Oscsr q. S; Marie
27. The Rev. Howard 4. Downs.
KOREAN -RANNES-Ausustin, 70 kath-
crime ~. 20, Judge Robert Mattinsly.
TOMPKINS- -DUTROW--Joseph c., b.; Mamie
r.. S. The Rev. William A. Haggerty.
VAUGHAN N-PAYNE-Willi !, 26, Gordons-
Vile, Va: Grace NJ, 10, Keswick. Va. The
Rev. John u. Briggs
WEEkS-LYLES-Dwtgh M, 70; Annie C.,
~ The Rev. Titns v. DAVIS.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR RENT
Offices 4 Studios
HOUSES FOR SALE

THE PROPERTIES ADvERTIsEp under
our nams are sGnt.GSd EMSkHsrvELY
* * 1 %LL rHHS rAFEks Ksf GSTE HREtSa6hD soh6
WHITE
1909 st. s. E...Brisk; rooms and
1854 Warder st. \. w-BrIck; rooms
and tiled bath: bedrooms: large lot to
nd ?ss hw n ssspnx pereh
s2s sth g. S. E.-Frame 10 rooms and
sos. sos e st. s. E.-Brick: 7 rooms and
bath iat,obe In,S gas $500 each ,a
BATH tn double Oab garage; la,ros.. gas o' saaoo.
8 p st. N. E.-Brick; I rooms bath. la
III rs 9Th st. s. E.-Brick; rooms. bath;
latrobe; gas. $4,000.
il2i 10Th st: n. Wis w az rooms. rec. hall;
0';eE ST. S Il E&BricR: cVUi ii rooms; bath; Ia
1855 4 st. n E.-Brick; room. asd
iii Desaies St. y. WEBrick. 10 rooms.
baths. vspoE hest atic. si5'Goo Doom, =, hath.
1872 sth st. n w. Brick; 6 rooms: la
"sss sss i s:s .s & wv Wcorn., property; l.rs.
store with living rooms $4,000.
e29 r. l. ave. n. W.-Brck; 10 rooms
hail; baths ! bedrooms INV h cellar
a m. l.; large lot; room for garage pos
ios X st. n w.-Brick. 3 rooms; gas
tss 10th st n: E-nrict rooms and
i5o. 18th st. n w.-Brick. s rooms. b..
tN-t 1851 st N. w.-Briek, 2 stores
and l house, corner property. $1,000
IS. s. is =: iss s H1Tsk ISL St, s E'Gn, E.b1ss
iSG-I3S Francis st, S. E.--Brick. rooms
14s / st; S. E.-s rooms bath brick:
si7-is Va. ave. s. E.-Brick and frame
2sos n St n w.-Brck; 6 rooms, bath;
lot 5Oxlco nn,1 to alley $500 pr,cs o room.
ana ss5s Ss'H sth Nw st. Nw n w.%BriSk; rooms. rec.
hall bath Ia,robe; gas; basement, $3.50.
i7st seaton st, N .w.-,Brick; rooms
0Ash sfs is,f0se istS sf gas EtFTSme .fTS1 rooms. Ia
trobe. $4,000.
co; rooms and bath; cement garage n.
W. h.; concrete cellar; Sos, a. m s0So W.
Possil IdenSsi neIsh'S,pcc9oCS0-' 81 coS' I" ~ '"
Foxall Heishts-l2l1 T. st. N. w. Frame
bungalow, S rooms: $4,000: ,.,, ,,.,
saEaTe Kensinston SUO't Conn. ave. and Baltimore
at Franc, IL rooms a m ], So,VVv
| Tuxedo-Frame; rooms and bath;
| large lot, h-w. h. $500.
| S5o3 Newton st. Mt. Rainier, Nd
New Groom bath bungalow: m !;
metal garage; lot 5ox150. POSSESSION
| IS. $50. ,...
| S4,h St Mt. Rainier, Md rooms, large
| roc hall. b., 2-story frame; garage oot
| 5Oxlb0: newly painted. VACANT. So''VV'
| INVESTMENTS .
| 12l-3-5 Pierce St y, W.-Brick. s4ooo.
| lO6e-7l-7S Wisconsin ayc.-S siN-room
| and bath brick houses and ten-car gar
| age: a. m t. $4,000 ,.
| Corner Of Kentucky avenue and Snurn @
| Carolina avenue $. e. 81 by 77'9 feet tout
| one story frame houses, excellent Conulton'
| Good building cite. s35o0. "a
| 2ToS n ST. y. w. Corner lot 20 by ~
Six-room two-story frame house. Ni.5VV'
| Two vacant lots on Morton strr' l. h.haI
sherman avenue. 32G7 Square teet 'Ve
square foot. -, =
Corner South Carolina aver9c and
At. s. e. s762 square feet, seven iraho
I houses Lot 23S by ~ by 2ao i6.vGG -,,,,
| ALL or THE hRONE INopEk T ,ES
CAN BE PURCHASED on REASONABLE
| TERMS - ,,sr
| SPECIAI-wE NEED HOUSES LIST
NOW FOR QUICK Returns
| BRADFORD & COMPANY, .
Main 1917 Sa7 Southern Rldr Vain WE.
NATIONAL REALTY co.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
DEATHS

BERRY-Everette, 20 years tuberculosis
Hospital
CHANCY-Msry, rs yrs ST. Eiz Hosp.
CLARK-susie, IS yrs, Freedmens Hosp.
coNNELL-Jsmes. 70 yrs, 1902 lst st, NV.
DUTY-Wslter r., IS yrs, Elmer. Hosp
FoLLIN--Georgs A. .. mos, ssSS Pros
pect ave. n.
HALI-James l., 2 days. 25oT X st. n. w.
MINIRIsA-Domlnic,2 90 yrs, Walter Reed
Hosp.
oPPERMAN--Charl so yrs Homeo-
pathic Hosp.
rERRIE-Frsnk r., 81 yrs, 6sS L. Cap. ST.
RITcHlE--Infant OF Mauino ". and Maud
w., Sibley Hosp.
sTREET-Peyton. 60 yrs. Wash. Asylum
Hosp
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

BOO OSl;EEPERS--CEx-s service mcn) pre-
pare for pending Assistant Auditor
Evan. salaries Sl.6iO-S2.7i0; new classes
classes free; tuition. $40 for combined
classroom and exclusive published courses
REVENUE AUDITORS TRAINING INST,
t06-u2 Kellosg Bldg, i416 F st.
CORRESPONDENT intelligent person
may earn 800 tn S2oo' monthly CORE.
spending for newspapers; SIS to S75 weekly
in spare time; experience unnecessary; no
canvsssing; subjects suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau Buffalo,
Ny
CoJLECTOp--rn southeast to collect for
newspaper route. Phone Line $50.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
New md second Hand clothes

wORKINGMEN f-om the viewpoint Of
a. .'trr ana Sati'fa ction, besides your
cash saving and whHt more can you on
pcct7 We show good grade new pants at
81 up 20 tho kind you want when calling
on Marguritc. Ladies' hnc grade slightly
used shoes soc up. Justh's Old stand.
sie ID.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

WIRELESS OPERATORS are now being
trained for positions aboard ship and
and at land stations in approximately four
months time by the new and improved
method of code instruction given at the
National Radio School, 1345 Penna. ave.
n. W. Our graduates start at SIPS
month and all living expenses. Attractive
work. short hours, rapid promotion. Po-
sitions for every student who qualities.
New day and evening classes start week
of August l. Call. write or phone Main
1875 for information. Free demonstration
lesson on big ship wireless set to all who
call at the school National Radio School,
esta ablished 1914, oldest in Washington,
l34b PennB n,
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
BIRTHS

AukLAND-Fr.nk And ElesnoI. SIR
BEAu- Howard 8. Apd hsrssTst 4. DoS
B6kLLs-Hsnry n ana RhodA, boy.
HILI1-ThOmxs and Emms, siri.
KOkNIG-John C. aud Eta O., sirL
MATTHEws-BerpArd and Mary G. boy
OCONNELL-Edgsr u. and hstshs: srL
WASHING TON Colonsl and Ellen. BOY
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled EXCLUSIVELY
by US. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

SALESMAN-A bright young man will
be given an opportunity to learn to
sell special newspaper advertising to
the heads of large concerns He will
receive assistance and suggestions from
the manager and saiesforce of high
calibered producers The work is in
teresting and the connection congeniuL
Liberal commissions are paid and be-
ginnor after learning details should
average over four thousand dollars a
year. An applicant to be considered
must have reference as to character
and be over twenty years of age.
Apply to Mr.. LAMSON, Washington
Times, at 9:30 a. m. only.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-28
ANNUAL MEETING OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL.

The annual meeting of Temple
Emanuel was held Sunday afternoon.
April 81 The reports of the various
officers were received and also that
OF the President of the Sisterhood. DR..
VIM. s. Friedman outlined the future
needs and opportunities Of the Tenn
pie. Miss Libbie Klein spoke of the
Religious school.
Mr.. George Levy proposed plan
to finance the erection of a new house
of worship, which the Board win con
slider at its next meeting, Monday.
May 3. - r.
The Officers and board We're re.
elected. They are: president, Henry
Frankel vice-prcsident. DIR. Robert
Levy. treasurer. Samuel Il. Kohn
, secretary. Joseph II. Harrison: finan'
cial secretary. Samuel r. Zwetow
Members of the Board of trustees are
NJ. D. Barnett, Berthold F'lesher, l.. II
Guldman. Louis c. Isaacson, and
Judge Ira C. Rothgerber.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-28
JEWISH SHELTERING HOME AUN
Hilary THEATRE PARTY.
First Venture Of Live New Organiza
ton.

There off. What's that? You
don't know who they are? Well. I'm
surprised. The Jewish ShelterinS
Home Auxiliary. of course. They are
progressing rapidly and selling any
number of tickets for the theatre par
ty to be given Monday, May II. mt the
Denham. If you have no. procured a
ticket as yet you had better hurry. for
the house is almost sold ont. Tickets
can he secured from any of the mem
Lcrs. Don't forget the date. Your
presence is desired, ami the money
earned by this occasion Is to he used
for the Home and its giddies. Come on
EOw. he a sport and enjoy the eve
ming with the Jewish Sheltcring Home
Auxiliary.