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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
PHI SIGMA DELTA GRANTS
CHAPTER TO DENVER U. IOTA
DELTA BECOMES NATIONALLY.
ED

In January 1917, Iota Delta Fra
tcrnity was organized as a local. by
Morris Sobel, Paul Segal l. T..
Schachet, Philip Bernick, Herman
Laff. Milton Epstein, DIR. A. Il. Lift.
and DIR. Ellis Baskin. When the war
broke out, work had to be suspended
On Saturday evening. March II, 1920,
the Iotn Delta Fraternity became the
IOta Chapter of the Phi Sigma Delta
Fraternity, one of the highest ranking
fraternities in the country. The event
was sthged at the Albany Hotel, and
was also attended by the members of
the Theta Chapter, University of colo
RADIO.
The Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity
was organized at Columbia University.
in November, 1910. Its scholarship re-
qrirements are very high, and the
10th boys may well he congra tulatcd
upon being granted the charter.
The banquet Saturday night was at
tended very largely by members of the
Theta Chapter, several of whom were
members of Iota Delta, ut its inccp-
ton. Phi Sigma Delta has chapters
ut the following Universities:
Columbia. Alpha: Cornell, Beta
Rennsaiaer Polytechnic Institute,
Gamma; New York Y, Delta; unio,
College, Epsilon; u. of Pennsylvania
Zeta u. of Michigan, Eta 1; University
CT Colorado. Theta, and University of
Denver, Iota.
1t is a matter of note to students ut
Denver u, that Paul Segal, formerly
q student ut ID. u, captain of Column
bia Debating Team. president of the
Intercollegiate Debating Association
columbia, Cornell, and Pcnnsy,) is
now master prater of the Columbia
Chapter of the Phi Sigmn Delta Fra
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17

A movement for the organization of
Hebrew-speaking juvenile clubs is
gaining steadily. Forty-two clubs in
eleven cities of ten states are now af-
filiated. A special monthly bulletin.
"Ham'nahel," edited by Mr.. X. White
man, is issued by the Department of
Education of the Zionist Organization
of America for these clubs. 1t is also
sent 90 all Hebrew Schools. whose
teachers and principals are interested
in this work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
WILL RECEIVE PASSOVER FUR
LOUGHS

Washington. March l. Passover
furloughs April . to 1, will be granted
all soldiers of the Jewish faith in the
United States Army, it was announced
by the War Department The Jewish
Welfare Board will arrange to furnish
Matzoth. Saturday, April 3, is the first
day of Passover
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
Will Use a New Angle
on an Old Problem
"ANIERICANIZE THE IMMIGRANT
BEFORE HE REACHES AMER
ICA." Is THE PLAN ANNOiNC-
ED BY MRS. REBEKAH KOHuT,
CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL
CAMPAIGN OF THE COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN.

Declaring that the ten command
ments and the constitution of the
United States must be the decalogue
of every American Jew" Mrs. Rcbekah
Kohut, of New York. National Chair
iran of the campaign to be launched
by the Council of Jewish Women on
April 25th. announced Monday that the
Council is prepared to send women
workers to seapOrts of Europe ana
Legin there the AmericaniZatiOn of the
Immigrant. Mrs. Kohnt waSfi dollar.
a-year' member of the Council of Ma
tional Defense, and is recognized
lender among Americas Jewish wom-
On. She recently accepted the chair
manship of the Campaign to secure
funds TO extend and carry on the
AInericanzaiion and Immigrant Aid
work which the Council Of Jewish
Women has been performing for the
last thirty years and to meet the flow
Of immigration that is expected 10
follow the signing of the peace treaty.
THE Council of Jewish Women is
the only representative national Jew
sh wOmcn's organization in the cour-
try" Mrs. Kohut stated. 1T not only
reaches ont, it extends Its work and
Influence to the Jewish women in her
home and synagog. but also welcomes
the Jewish woman who knocks ut
Americas door.
During the last two or three
years" Mrs. Kohut continued. I'VE
have heard so much about the impor-
lance of teaching Americanism to the
foreign born. To the National Council
of Jewish Women AmericanizatiOn is
not n new word. We have been doing
this work for thirty years thru our
Immigrant Aid Department. Our rep
resentatives have met, housed and car
cd for Immigrant women and children
In New York, BrQoklyn, philadelphia,
Galveston. San Francisco. and Seattle.
We have taught them the American
language, history and customs. and
have endeavored to instil into them
the true American Spirit. We have
tried to teach them that the ten com
mandments and the constitution of the
United States must be the decaloguc
Of the American Jew.
Very soon. thousands of Jewish
women and their children will lie
knocking at our gates. The Council of
Jewish Women will be ready to greet
them and help Them over the rough
places. More than that. we plan TO
begin their Americnnization not only
here. but in Europe as well. If the
country responds to our call for funds,
we shall he enabled to send abroad
unit of workers. to scapoi, ~ of Europe,
who will give first lessons In citizen.
ship and AmericaniZItjon to imIni-
grants during these weeks when they
are hopefully waiting for the ship that
is to carry them to the promised land.
We want them to know that America
welcomes them. and is ready to help
and spirit
Mrs. Kohut was one of the founders
of the Council of Jewish Women when
it was organized thirty years ago mt
the Congress of Religions in Chicago.
as spontaneous association of Jew
ish women. for the service and de-
lormpnt of american Jewish woman-
hood.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
Back to the Synagog
Movement" Inaugurated
ORTHODOX JEWISH CONGREGA.
TONS WILL CALL ALL uNAF-
FILIATED JEWS TO THEIR RE-
LIGIOUS OBLIGATIONS.

All hpptul 10 every JEWISH Hiuh M"
woman, young and old. to "JOIn A
Synagog," will he made thru news
papers, motion pictures. posters and
the pulpit, during the week of April
3rd-1Oth. The announcement of a
campaign from coast to coast for in
creased membership and revival of in
tcrest in the SynagOg was made by
the Executive committee of the Union
of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
America. The drive will he known as
Back to the Synagog Movement" Its
headqua rters viii be at 40 Fifth
avenue, New York, and Charles H.
Shapiro of Bridgeport, Conn, presi-
dent of the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America, will ne M
tional chairman.
National advertising in daily news
papers and other periodicals. public
meetings under the auspices of local
synagOgs, are among the unique fea-
campaign of its kind ever undertaken
in any country. Every publicity med
ium will be used to keep constantly
before Jewish men and women the
appeal TO Join Synagoe.' The week
Of the Passover holidays has been Sc
lected because of its deep Significance
in the history of the Jewish religion.
II want to emphasize" Mr.. Shapiro
said. in discussing the drive. that this
is not campaign for funds. Its pur-
pose is wholly spiritual-to renew the
faith of Jewish youth ana restore the
Synagog to its ancient place rs the
heart of the Jewish community. Tn"
Jew has contributed generously tn
Americas national life-in the realms
of politics. commerce. education, pa
triotic service. music and literature
but his greatest contribution should
be the spiritual contribution. A good
Jew is better American. Adherence
to the. faith of his, father can only
strengthen and restore these spiritual
qualities which made far the highest
type of citizenship.
I'm ancient times" Mr.. shapiro con-
tinued. the Synagog was the center
of all Jewish activity-in the Jewish
community. We hope to revive this
ancient purpose. so that our youth may
turn back to the Synagoy us of old
finding there instruction. inspiration
and companionship.
I'VE desire to win back to firm. re-
ligfbus conviction the wavcring. trou-
bled youth of today-tO bring about
Il spiritual rebirth among our people
We are going TO present our viewpoint
to American Jewish boys and girls at
universities, to business men and
women, so absorbed in mundane in
terests that they have neglected the
spiritual. the fathers and mothers who
have placed the bodily needs of their
children far above the spiritual. We
nre frank to admit their modern
Jewry has temporarily loosencd its
hold upon its own people, hut we hope
to make the influence of our faith
stronger among our people than ever
before, and we hope that this influ-
ence will produce new type of Amer
lean Jew-a better Jew and better
American"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
NEW ORGANIZATION TO Oh
STRUCT JEWISH TRADE.

Warsaw-''Dvn Grosha' reports that
Polish merchants have founded new
organization to oppose and obstruct
Jewish trade. Its special work will
lie to send travelling instructors ont
to the small Polish tradesmen in the
provinces, in order to help these to
better organize their business and so
to be able to compete with the Jewish
merchants.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17
JEWISH STUDENTS TO HAVE SAB
BATH REST IN SLOVAkIA.

PIpgue-The National Countil of
Jews in Slovakia has secured an "l.
fetal statement from the government.
to the effect that all Jewish students
in She schools shall not be required
to write on Jewish holidays or on the
Sabbath. Such an official proclaim
ton has already been sent out to the
directors of the schools.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17

and one of the largest owners of min
ing and real estate interests in South
Africa. died in Johannesburg, South
Africa. recently. He was for
twenty years a business associate and
friend of Paul Kruger, late President
of the Transvaal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17

The Bloch Publishing Company, of
New York. which has been located for
years at 40 East Fourteenth Street. has
removed to 16 West Twcnty-third
street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-17

Flattery goes down like wine-truth
like NORWOOD.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
ENTERTAIN ARDMORE

The preparations Will have been
completed by $ o'clock tonight to en-.
,ertain the large crowd expected on
the Methodist church lawn, 70 l.
street, northwest.
In the Epworth League room the
people will have an opportunity to see
the pantomine. This is a very in.
tercstng feature and will be greatly
enjoyed by all. The young people
have worked faithfully and their last
practice, Thursday night, showed that
they are ready for the crowd.
A very interesting home talent EN-
tertainment will be given in "a large
tent on the lawn. There will be some
Old relics on exhibition. Among these
will be the large pistol with which "a
bank robbcr shot at A. II. Palmer
three times, missing the mark each
time. Also an armor.plate hat Mr..
Palmer took from d bank robbor.
Readers Of The Ardmoreite will recall
this attempted holdup ut Tuskahoma,
in Pushmatha county, several years
ago.
The art gallery in the parsonage
will be very interesting and should be-
seen by all.
The young and the old will be en-,
%tertained by the clowns. Watch fol
them on the streets at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. Attend this entertainment
tonight and you will have u very
good time,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR Of
CARTER COUNTY WILL
Be A REAL BIC EVENT

Farmers and stock raisers through
out the county are making prepara-
lions for the big Garter county free
fair that takes place september 49,
1e. II and is. From present indica-
tons the fifth annual fair Will sur
pass anything of the kind ever held
IN this county.
Secretary Car Russell and Iresi-
dent Walter Colbert are actively
engaged in perfecting details and
everything will be in readiness when
the gates are thrown open to the
public.
A good racing program will be ar
ranged for lovers of horse racing
and automobile s~peedsters, two days
will be devoted to each branch OF
the sport and liberal prizes will be
offered
There will BE- a larger display OF
FLOODED stock and poultry this year
than ever before. More stock rals'
ors are paying attention TO pure
bred cattle, horses, sheep. hogs ana
many fine herds will be on eNhIni
ZION. For the amusement OF 'h'
nuhlic some fine attractions nave
been booked and the management
announce that they will bend every
effort to make the fair a success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
Are Your Teeth
Sensitive?

Does II hurt to bite into an apple o.
something hard? Some teeth are so
unusually touchy. They're painfully
sensitive TO heat or cold. Some are
Eve affected by the acidy juice Of a
lemon or grape fruit-a peculiar, deep
seated sensation, That's serious, dan
gerous-the very symptoms of pyOr-
rhea. $3.50 of all adults become VIC
tins Of this insidious disease.
Use PYROS, at once You should
have done 1t lcng ago-when the gums
Just started bleeding but IT isn't too
late. No ordinary remedy could erud-
icate the poisonous, germ-laden pus
sacs, way down at the tooth.roots,
PYROS can! II penetrates. Pyros
destroys the germs-Restores the
gums Preserves the teeth-Disinte-
gratcs tartar. Harmless to healthy It's
sues, dentine or enamel. Endorsed by
leading dental authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
.ARDMORE CHARGES $40
PER EACH FOR KEEPING
THE MUFFLERS CUT OUT

The only thing that Mayor Freeman
could say in municipal court this
morning was Nineteen and One
which, interpreted, meant that the
victim was fined nineteen dollars and
one dollar in cost, making a total
wreck Of a good twenty dollar bill.
In this manner a large amount
was added to the police fund, some
for an over indulgence in Jake and
kindred liquids; some for passing
their spare moments in the physical
exercise usually termed fighting, but
the majority Of fines were collected
from car drivers who forget or is-
nored the order to keep mufflers
closed while driving in the city lin
its. The mayor informed the latter
that they had become a nuisance
and a menace to the peace of the
city and from now on he was going
TO assess the limit Of the law to all
who violated the ordinance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
TOR GORE TENDERS
SERVICES To Ma T|ON
DEMOCRAT Tic PA RTy IN
THE COMING CAMPAIGN

Senator II. =. Gore. recently defeat
cd for denomination for United states
senator from oklahoma, spent ycster-
day in Dallas. and returned 20 Okla
homa last night, going to Tulsa. He
will leave for the East i'm a few days
and stated he would visit the national
democratic headquarters to tender his
services TO the party in the national
campaign. a telegram to this effect
was sent by Senator Gore from Ok
lahoma City IL Chairman White Of
the national committee.
81 recently took the count i'm Okla
homa." said Senator Gore, discussing
his defeat 10y Representative Scott
Ferris. whose majority will be about
$4,000. land am now available for the
national committee i'm any capacity
irom buck private up. Hannibal had
his Zoma, ompey had his Pharsalia,
Napoleon had his Waterloo, Lee had
his AppomattoX. and there are 9TH
ors. The people Of Oklahoma have
treated me SO well that | will spend
the remainder of my life remembering
what they have done for me, rather
than gathering sorrow over what they
recently did to me.
Il expect to call at the national
headquarters, and be available for
any work they see fit TO assign.
regard the prospects for democratic
success promising"
Senator Gore was one of the active
managers in the democratic campaign
q eight years ago, and four years
ago campaigned for President Wilson
in California. At that time the asser-
ton was made by republican leaders
that the speeches made by the Okla
homa senator in that state, together
with the local differences occasioned
by the failure of Judge Hughes and
Hiram Johnson to be brought together,
won California for the democracy,
Senator Gore said that the commit
tee might be able to again use him
on the western coast. In those speech.
es Senator Gore. who is regarded as a
political orator Of no mean ability
swept his audiences to Al high pitch
Of enthusiasm, and ON several occa
sions his crowds were SO great that
the han would be emptied after one
speech ana refiged again so he could
make the speech again.
senator Cores business in Dallas
was personal. He came to confer with
John t'ain Of Lawton, Assistant At
torney General of the United States.
who was here in connection with the
Red river boundary litigauon,-Dallas
News Thursday, Aug. 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
STORIES Of THE STREET

Hon. Thomas Latham Of McAlester,
is in the city the guest of j. S. and
Val Mullen.
With Il minimum temperature of 81
degrees last night, and a gentle
breeze blowing from the north, So
iourncrs i'm Colorado were invited
home by their friends today in order
that they might enjoy real summer
resort weather
Miss Ruby Love Culwcli Of Marietta
is in IN, city the guest Of Miss Eliza
beth Griffith, All u street, southwest.
The beard of county commissioners
are in session passing upon claims
against he county. They will finish
the work for the month and adjourn
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
CHARGE CITY COMMISSIONERS
WITH ACCEPTING BRIDES

Miami, Okla. Aug. l3-Chargiug
that the town board Of Cardin ac.
cepted brides amounting to $3.50
each for Influencing the passage Of -
bond issue for the construction Of q
waterWorks and sewage system, As
sistant County Attorney NJ, X. Chest.
mutt today brought criminal suit
against the members.
A i. Cook, a member Of the board
Of trustees Of Cardin and the com.
planning witness alleges that the
Green Construction Company Of Mi.
ami, on May %, 1919, paid the money
TO himself, other members OF the
board and prominent citizens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
MORE SUGAR IMPORTED IN
1919 THAN EVER BEFORE

Washington, Aug. 13.-lmports Of
sugar into the United States for the
fiscal year 1920 exceed exports by
over six billion pounds, according
to a summary Of the country's for
eign rae in sugar at the depart
ment Of commerce today. and
amounted to 1851, 1875, 600 pounds.
Sugar exported during the year
amounted TO 1,444,O30, Sos pounds, an
advance uf more than 300. 600. 900
pounds over 1919.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
Census Statistics

Washington. Aug. 13.-Austin, Texas
34.S76; increase 5,OlG, or l6.S per
cent.
Ranger, Texas, 1925; Incorporated
since 1910.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, 1898; Increase
$3.50, or PA per cent.
ST. Cloud. MINI, l4,743; increase
5.123 or 49.7 per cent.
state of New Hampshire, 443,O S5j
increase l2.51l or 20 per cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13

All children troubled with Worms
have an unhealthy color, which in
dicates poor blood, and as a rule.
there is more or less stomach disturb.
ancr. GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC given regularly for two OF
three weeks will enrlcl the blood,
improve tho digestion, and act as a
General strengthening Tonic 10 the
whole system. Nature will Their throw
OFF or dispel the worms, and the Child
Will be in perfect health. Pleasant TO
take. coo per bottle-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
MuSKOGEE B0MBARDED IN
ARDM0RELlhE MANNER

Muskogee, Okla. Aug. 1.-TWO un'
identified men in a motor car rode
swiftly through East Side boulevard
this morning, %discharging pistols in
the air, alarming pedestrians. No one
was injured. They were not caught.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENTING large rooms, new
IL, non,,.d nevt ia hath. $40 d..
~ W. "''o
HAVE 400 acres choice black land
for sale al attractive price to divide
AN estate. land we'll located, fairly
WON imnrove1 in good state of cul.
- ,..r I,,I f,,. saIo vim rv.
tn,-rr""amants IN siv milo.
S''S % "l"'o, ." -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
cool COLORADO CHANGED
TO COOL UNlAil0NA

Oklahoma City Aug. IA new
low record temperature, sixty de-
grees for August 10, was estab-
lished today it was announced
at the weather bureau here. The
lowest temperature previously re-
corded IN Oklahoma City for this
date vas in 1895, when the mer'
curry dropped to 50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13

Mrs, G.. b. Parkhil and children
who have been here the past week.
guests at the home of Mir and Mrs.
+. ID. parkhill at 3 y street. south
west, have returned TO their home
i'm Honey Grove, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
a,r>uFRS OF THE LIBRARY
BOARD TELL MAYOR IhEA ~,
REFUSE TO "QIll'

CONTINUED from page II
ths cemetery. Park, ConVehllo"
Hal and Library have in theiI
charge property and equipment
reouiring of money, ana
Whereas, it is very desirable
that all such matters shall move
In and that there De
as little friction as possible, ana
Whereas, it is deemed adVisaOIe
nv the board of commissioners oil
the city of Ardmore that at least
one of their number be appointed
es a member of each board APP
pointed by the mayor under the
terms of the city charter,
Now. therefore be it resolved by
the board OF commissioners oil
the city OF Ardmore.
That the mayor Of this city be-
and he is hereby authorized to
request the resignation OF each
and every member Of each and
an the various boards Of the city,
to.Ult. the cemetery, park, conNen
ton hall and library boards in
order that "a complete and harmon
ious adjustment of such boards
may be had and a member OF
this board OF commissioners be
made a member Of such reor-
gained boards.
Passed and approved this the
9th day Of August, 1920.
Signed
W +. FREEMAN,
Mayor.
ATTEST
L. NJ. THURsToN, City Clerk.
SEAL
and whereas, boy said letter and res
olutiou il is insinuated that this
hoard has been guilty either of ne
.,.ct of duty, winful misconduct in
Zee. characterization, incompetency
a~lfeasance. m|isfeasance Or nonfeas
nee. and
Whereas. by the terms Of the city
charter by which this board was ere
and the appointments made
hereunder. the members of this board
hold their office for a specified term
and hy reason of which they are
entitled to be heard before being con
demned as is provided for by Chap
ter l6 of the Ordinances of the City
OF Ardmore whereby a complaint in
writing, duly sworn to. setting out
the specific grounds for removal, shall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
coTr-yIBIAD CLUB-CATHOLIC

COLUMBIAD CLUB-CATHOLiC
A PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT
LOERWALD'S GROVE on BERWYN
ROAD NEXT SUNDAY. ASSEMBLY
WILL BE At CENTRAL PARK AT
II O'CLOCK \. VI. TKANSPURTA-
II0N FOR ALL NOT HAVING
THEIR OWN CARS. ALL VISIT
Ing CATHOLICS CORDIALLY IN,
NITED TO ATTEND.
CHAS. W. WESTERHEIDE, SEC.
ADV. 1875
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13
Visiting In OREGON

Mrs l.. d. Hickey lett yesterday
for Portland. Oregon where n win
visit with relatives ana friends IN
tl October.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13

Okmulgee.-Jack Thompson won the
decision over Pinkey Mitchell ia 10
rounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-13

FOR RENTING large rooms, new
ly papcred, next to bath, $40 d,
y. ~. Phone 1881. l3'Z