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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
FINDING LIFE's REALITIES.
sections of the report by Mrs. Joseph Mayor
Asher chairman of the committee Religion of the New York
Section Council of Jewish Women well worth pondering
only by women, but by the well. She says

of G.. of
to habit
We timd
echo of the Inherited from believing be
to 1t
child And here tho of
which ministers often
and
Bshevism will
in
if we on
to
Of he owl
md ourcI to
We mustt
o
howl to it.
words true of most of us? There is time
fitted this reconstruction period to increase
and religious fervor 1t is to
long of study An inqurng mind will do much
begin things Jewish rather than avoid
the and little time taken from another form of
enjoyment for this will in time not only give joy but comfort
and reliance to life.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE BEST ADVICE.

When you tell man to love his
enemies you are not giving him any
practical advice. You are simply deal
ing in generalities that no one troubles
himself about applying. 1t is only
when you get down to details that you
are saying something Worthwhile. The
t,ibla told the Jewish people specifical-
" what they wcrc'expected to do in
such cases:
IF thine enemy hunger, feed him :;
if he thirst. give him drink: for in SO
doing thou shalt heap Goals of fire on
his head"
since the Hebrew sage gave utternnce
to this admonition. How far has the
world. civilized or unciviliZed, reached
the stage in which it is put into
practical effect? There never was a
time when there was so much need to
apply it. Hunger, thirst and starva-
tion are reducing vast populations TO
helulessness And still the ancient ad-
monitiOn is UNDECIDED because men and
women of heart and conscience are un-
willing TO do their duty or are afraid
of the impcrtinent criticism OF thuse
who hate everybody and everything
not cast in tlcir mould. Isn't il about
time that the practical advice of our
Bible, the best and noblest ever given,
were followed by all men and women
of righteous minds Jewish Exponent
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21

Policy. nothing but policy. We dis
like that word in all spiritual relations.
III matters of faith it is the most
,lcspicablc, the most unworthy and the
most Goddess subterfugc which char
actcrizcs towards and knaves.-The
Jewish Voice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
Congregational
Temple Emanuel.

Services will be held Friday eve
ming ut Z 40 p III. at Temple Emanuel,
Sixteenth avenue and Pearl street. Dr.
Wm. $. Friedman will speak on Mae
terlink the Mystic.
Saturday morning services viii bt.
held at 10 30. Subject of sermon VIII
ne The Parting of the Ways"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21

application today the planting of tree at the birth of child
When born cedar planted, and pine for
girl When the children grown, branches from
for the wedding 1t pretty To
of having life develop added the of
home by the most beautiful and useful gift nature
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE "REDs.'

Buford with it's load of 249 Reds thirteen of
safely reached Russia 1909 Americans
ought feel somewhat camer regarding exclusive use OF that
thing they might observe is that these Reds
simply they lived such they would not have
been drawn into un-Jewish philosophy of life.
The affair it entirely Jewish
that by their figures the Jews in such
they also estimate that the later depor
tations will show them in diminishing numbers.
Reds vocferou and obstreperou and attract the
attention. but there other jews such
julius Mayer of whom little mention made and that he is
Judge Mayer sentenced Emma Goldman to the penten
tary corpus
poration Goldman Russia refused
mi to bail.
There all kinds of Jews, if would only remember and
the proportion the trouble like the numbers the
small If the non-Jew does distinguish between
them why the ranks of Jewry should feel they
are honey-combed with evil doers.
There many ancient and modern, which have
during the centuries practced the Jews at the birth of
child of the most ancient which would have beautiful
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
The Junior Congregation.

The Junior Congregation will meet
sunday morning for a business meeting
at 10 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

ways gets a part where he dominates
everything and everybody. In Drag
Harlan" he started In early to &c. his
arranging done. He arranged for the
filming of a typical western picture,
desert and everything, ON Catalina Is
land OF the California coast, on7 of
the garden spots of the world. This
was the first time a western" type of
picture ever was filmed there, and will
probably be the Last
The real reason back of Farnnm's
wish to go to Catalina to picture sage
brush, cactus, cattle outlaws and wild
"bronchos" was that he might go fish
ing whenever he wasn't working; for
Farnum surely likes to fish.
MURRAY.
Adding one more m X | e
achievement to the many already to
roles in '"The Broadway Bubble as
twin sisters appearing several times
together in the same scene. The story
is by Leigh Giltner and visualized by
Vitagraph. 1t will be shown at the
Murray theater Monday.
In outward appearance Adrienne
Landreth and Drina Lynn were re-
markedly alike. In character and tenn
permanent there were distinct differen-
ces between the twin sisters. Adrienne,
possessed of natural talent as an &C
tress, yearned for a career on the
stage, though married to a man of
wealth and position. Drina, to aid her
sister in a mad scheme, was compel
led to play part, not for couple of
hours on a stage, but in the home of
her sisters husband day after day.
She found it pretty hard to do.
The dual roles made unusual de-
mands upon the talent of the gifted
Vitagraph star, and these are met in
striking fashion.
RICHMOND.
Truly all-star is the cast selected
by Joseph lowering, new and power
full producing factor, for the presenta-
ton of his initial big feature. His
Temporary Wife," w. w. Hodkinson
release from the popular magazine
story of the same name by Robert
Ames Bennett. Produced under the di-
rection of Mr.. lowering, His Tenn
porary Wife," which comes to the
Richmond Theatre, beginning Sunday,
boasts this formidable array: Rubye
De Remer, Edmund Breese, Mary Bo-
land, Eugene Strong, w. T. Carleton
and several other notables.
Miss De Remer. for years a prom
inent Ziegfeld Follies girl and later
a star in musical comedies, has en-
joyed pronounced success on the
screen following her overnight triumph
as the star of Rex Beach's THE Auc-
ton Block" Among the big produc-
tons in which the beautiful and talent
ed artistic has been featured are Pals
First" "The Great Romance Safe
/ Cor Democracy and Ashes of Love
Few players of the stage and screen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20
TheTheatreS
WASHINGTON

Written by Baroness de Meyer, with
whom Erich Won Stroheim collabO-
rated in preparing this remarkable
scenario, THE Devils Passkey," is
the story OF an American husband and
wife and a crowded hour in their lives
in Paris.
Warren Goodnight is a writer OF
plays. not yet successful. but moving
with his wife, Grace, in the best Paris
ian society.
Grace for love of her husbands
dream of her, gets badly in debt to
Madame Malot, famous-and infam-
ous-modiste. In her attempts to eX-
tricate herself she is forced to meet
clandestinely an attractive young
American army office, Captain Rex
Strong. Out of their meeung-inno-
cent enough-springs scandalous
story which Paris promptly learns and
which Goodnight just as innocently
takes for the plot of a play in which
he presently makes great success at
the Theatre Francois. Jeered at and
Scorned by all society for making. as
they think his own wife'S indiscre-
tions source of fame and income, he
suddenly wakes to the terrible truth
and goes sorrowfully, grimly home to
the supposedly guilty pair to have his
settlement.
While THE Devils Passkey" is
splendidly clean and ends happily, its
powerful story is stronger rather than
weaker on this account. If ever or
mover you've felt almost unbea "a BILE
suspense you will feel it all through
the latter half of this remarkable pic
ture. You will sit helpless before the
Nondrous pictured march of its inev-
table events.
MURRAY.
The Murray theatre management
. has gone the limit in financial expendi,
lures for its vaudeville outlay for
Thanksgiving week, and all local
Gevotees have some real acts await
ing them next week for the book
ing office has underlined some unus.
ually strong and clever acts opening
with the Monday matinee. Coming
Monday is the Harvey DeVora Trio in
"A Darktown Cabaret" a melange OF
comedy. songs and dances and pre-
scented by three very clever artists
who have been an enormous hit in
vaudeville this season. Also booked is
the team of Wells and Boggs in an
artistic comedy character sketch, en-
titled THE Grand Army Man" Willis
probably this is the first appearance
of the act in Richmond. it has been
,. standard act upon the Keith circuit
for a number of years, and those who
have seen it will recall the laughs and
tears produced by the old grand army
man. Bert and Hazel Skatelles, late
features of the New York Winter Gar
den show in their Dance Departure
and The Aerial Romeys, who were tho
principal aerialists with Barnum and
Bailey last season, will complete the
till The screen feature will be Co
i3rinne Griffith in her latest Vitagrapn
production, The Broadway Bubble"
:. Opening Thanksgiving day with
our shows, two In the afternoon and
! two at night Maize King assisted by
Harry Ormond. will be the headline
attraction. Their act. Hobbies" comes
here direct from the larger city the
.atres, and is a recognized big-time
offering. An elaborate stage setting
I. is carried, and their acts give evidence
of being one of the better offerings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

are as prominent in the public eye as
Edmund Breese, an actor of countless
successes. Starred for years in
Charles Rein's THE Lion and the
Mouse" Today" and several other
stage triumphs, Breese's debut as a
star of the screen in The Mester~
Mind" was the big event in photoplay--
circles of that day. Later Breese ap-
peared as star or featured player in
The Shooting of Dan McGrew,"
Walls of Jericho Song Of the Wage
Slave" THE Spell of the Yukon. 1.-The
Lure Of Hearts Desire" and The
Master Crook"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

of the season. Black and O'Donnell
whom advance reports credit with
being a big laughing hit this season,
will be seen in their comedy skit,
THE Violinist and the Boob The
Morton Brothers, "Paperologists and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

Harmonica Experts" and Josephine
Harrity and company, upside Dane
ers," will complete the vaudeville por-
ton. The protoplay for the last hall
is Shirley Mason in a. picture taken
from Zwangwill's famous play, Mere
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

ly Mary Ann" The first picture will
commence Thanksgiving day at 1 80 p.
m, with the acts appearing at $50.
AIS, 7:30 and $50.
MURRAY
Much of the success of THE Ador-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20

Taking the average, we Americans
are eating per cent less meat than
we did twenty years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
SEX" AGAIN TODAY

Sex" is startling, even bold, in spots, but very, very nice.
 The picture at the Lyric today has Iundeniable virtues and just as unde- niable vices. but they belong to the characters in the piece for Sex" has a soul.
 We have heard a great deal during the past year about pictures witH a soul'' but we never quite got the significance of the "soul picture" un- til we saw Sex" with Louise Glaum as the star.
 A problem, beautifully presented and cleverly analysed that leaves us with sense of the infinite at the end-which is distinctly unusual-and which is entirely free from the stocky sweet sentimentality of too many photoplays is the theme of Sex, produced by J. Parker Read, Jr. and directed by Fred Niblo.
 The story of Sex is universal. It's treatment by that brilliant young pro-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
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No. 2-Edith Meets Friend From Home

the trees"
 The young people looked at me en- yiously. But the older ones have a sort of warning pity in their eyes. I tell them my head is put on more firmly than they think.
 Coming home we crossed the won- derful, beautiful New York Bay and saw the ocean liners and warships. An ocean liner makes me want to shout for joy. The warship gives me a feeling of terrible sadness. I wish they weren't necessary. Whenever war threatens, why cant we all rush aorund on ocean liners to the differ ent countries and talk to the people and settle things?
 Best View of New York From City
 A sailor told us some of those war ships cost over a million dollars and that in ten years they're no good any more. I should think for a few mil lion dollars we could hire somebody to think out way to stop war, so we wouldn't need warships. And 1t wouldn't take ten years either.
 The most glorious view of New York is from the bay as your boat makes ready to dock. It is then fairy city with castles and towers ot colored marbles and precious stones rising in to the clouds. To think that men can
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
AN OLD RECIPE
 TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark and
 Glossy

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the nacural color and lustre to the hair when faded. streak ed or gray Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and trouble some
 Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul- phur Compound" You will get a large bottle of this old-tiEle recipe improved by the addition of other in. gredients. at very little cost. Every body uses this preparation now, be- cause no one can possibly tell that you darkened your nair, as it does 1t so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at q time; by morn ing the gray hair disappears and aft CT another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years young
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
EI5R[[MNDlR HE.YNA
FELLOW THE sun-4css

' Hobart Bosworth is the star in Below tine Surface" showing at the Central theater tonight and Saturday and at the Eagle theater Sunday and
 Monday. The picture is declared to
 be powerful dramatically and as ar ltistically produced as Mir. Bosworth' s previous Thomas H. Ince vehicle, Behind the Door,"
 The story centers around Martin Flint, played by the star, and his son Luther, deep-sea divers living in a small New England village. Martins rescue of the crew of navy submar- inc by means of a record dive brings him to the attention of an unscrupu- lous promoter, James Arnold, who ap- breaches the diver with a proposition to salvage the treasure in an old wreck. Martin denounces the en:er- prise as foolhardy, but Luther. iureC. on by Edna Gordon, an underworld character who accompanie Arnold, agrees to make the dive. As a re- ward. Edna marries Luther, despite Martins objections.
 Luther collapses in his attempt to reach the treasure. Edna deserts him Martin traces the girl to Boston, bun dle sher onto the steamer, and starts back with her. Arnold secretly fol lows on the same boat. The steamer is wrecked and Arnold and Edna are drowned together. Martin escapc1. Luther insists upon diving for his wife's body. and. doing so, discovers evidence of her perfidy. The boys airline becoming fouled, Martin res cues him from sure deaI.
 A notable cast supports MT. .Bos- worth, including Grace Darmond Lloyd Hughes, Gladys George, anu George Webb.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
FANCIES OF A CHILD

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
A &AA Azw

Imagine meeting in New York a friend from home! But that is what happened. We just ran into her at restaurant
 "Well-what are you doing here!" l felt like an idot, telling her 1 had won the National Salesgirls Beauty Contest And that Friend Lady had brought me to New York to have a tryout in a Ziegfeld show and then in Mayflower movie.
 l suppose Mrs. l.. thought I had lost what mind l ever had. She look ed at me funny.
 It's really truly true" I grinned. We're staying at the Waldorf and Ieverything"
 You don't mean it, Well, I'm mighty glad. You always were a pretty child and now-yes, 1 do be- lieve you're lovlier than ever Good luck. dear. I want you and Cousin Edna to visit me for weekend. say"
 Mrs. L.'s home is at beautiful place on the coast of New Jersey have tried to imagine what the sea- oHole was llhe DuJ never DlCluTeu anything so delicious as it really is.
 When the ocean first burst upon ne l could hardly realize it was not just picture. l felt like the woman in the story when she first saw ;ne ocean. 'It's the first time in my life 9 she gasped. I've seen anything there's enough off,
 Real Thrill When She Saw Ocean
 l had never seen any water bigger than a rivers tThe immenseness of tbis stretch of glistening blue aud white meeting the sky on all sides gave me first thrill, then fright ened feeling. I felt like running to mother.
 But soon got over the strangeness and liked it--liked everything ru Mrs. L's. from her car to the pussy lcat.
 We had motor rides on smooth roads past handsome summer homes lall facing the sea, with tennis courts out back and lawns like green carpet
 We played the pianola ana the VIC trola and danced and had wonderful things to eat, and met loads of nice people. who seemed interested in me and kept asking if I ever wanted to go back to Monroe. Wis.
 How can I tell now? Why, I am so dazed yet, so in the midst of amaz- ing things that I can't get my feel ings strengthened out. I'm like the man who couldn't see the forest for
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19

ducer who likewise starred Miss 'Glaum in Sahara and "The Lone Wolf's Daughter" is unusual We never quite appreciate, before seeing Sex how skillfully such a subject could be handled and yet with what vivid power. There was nothing over drawn, neither is there anything eva sive about Sex which discloses Miss Glaum as an actress of supreme at tainmeGts and great personal charm and versatility The art of the pro- ducer. applied with lavish, yet dis terminating hand and the talents of the star make Sex superlative enter tainment and food for thought. In the cast supporting Miss Glaum are our old friends Irving Cummings. Myrtle Stedman. William Conklin adn Peggy Pearce.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
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 Wizard Oil is good dependable preparation to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. Its healing, anti septic qualities can always be re- lied upon as a preventive against infection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts burns, bites and stings. Just as good, too, for sore feet, stiff neck, frcst bites, cold sores and canker sores.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
MORE GAS" IN SIGHT

WHEN discovers something Mother W Nature smiles
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
THE IGNORED DEAD

ENGLAND paid dead to who the of battle in Ito the mortal remains so nobly n war. of them
  defeat brightness of ictory Engand to this soldier of honor all the fame all England could
  highest There Gold This the with wl be tribute paid the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
"THE CHEAPER"

May Allison, the captivating Metro star in "The Cheater," will be the main attraction at the Eagle thea ter today and Friday and at the Cen tral theater Sunday and Monday. This is described as one of the photoplay sensations of the year. pre- |senting this fascinating actress fii ;:Il intensely dramatic role.
 "The Cheater" is a screen version of Judah the notable stage play by Henry Arthur Jones. MT. Jones, with whose work American theatergoers have long been familiar, is the author of "The Silver King" "The Liars, !" Mrs. Danes Defense" and more than Ia score of otner distinguished dram atic compositions. Judah" was pre- scented on the stage at the Shaftes- bury Theater in London with E. 5. Willard in the titular role.
 The theme of "rhe Cheater" is one that is uppermost in the minds of thinking people throughout the entire civilized world at the present time. The play deals with the healing by faith.
 The highly dramatic story of The Cheater" revolve sarOund Lily Meany the daughter of an unprincipled con
 juror known as Peg These two play upon the credulity of refined peo- pie who take stock in their fake sci ence and who even come to them to be cured of imaginary ills.
 Hearing. that Lily has power to heal the sick, young Judah, Lord |Asgarby. summons her to his ances- tral home and begs her to heal his sister Eve. who has been declared an incurable cripple. Confronting the simple faith of the little girl and that of her noble minded brother, Lily sud denly experiences a change of heart and thoroughly ashamed of her many deceptions, she sets about to demon strate that there is some good in her after all.
 The drama is said to be developed with the skill of master playwright
 and the leading role affords Miss Ali
 son an unusual opportunity for dis play of her emotional powers. King | Baggot, widely known to motion pic | ture fans by reason of his work in any number of bgi productions, is cast as Judah opposite the star. Others in the cast are Frank Currier, Harry Van Meter, Percy Challenger. May Geraci
 aud Lucille Ward.
 The Jones drama was adopted to
 the screen by Lois Zellner and Henry lotto directed the production.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
METAL MARKET

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 bar silver unchanged; foreign IS. | Copper unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-19
make such marvels!

make such marvels!
 When I marry, I believe it will be to an architect or a builder of ships (not warships), and we must have house by the seashore like Mrs. L's.