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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary upon the estate of
Robert Sturgeon, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court of Bates County, Mis-
souri, bearing date the 10Th day of
December, 1910.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters. or they may be pre-
-eluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not exhib-
tied within one year from the date of
granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
Witness my signature this roth
day of December, 1870
MRS. CENA STURGEON,
(SeaD Executrix
Attest. H. f. SHEPPARD,
r1-4t Judge of Probate.
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Civil Service Examinations.

Friday Ira L. Sutton. clerk of the
local civil service board, conducted
an examination for clerk and carrier
for the Butler office and Postoffice
of Foster.
:. While there are no vacancies in
the Butler office the examination was
necessary to make an eligible list for
use in case of emergency. There
were seven applicants.
The resignation of the postmaster
at Foster has been rendered and the
examination was for the purpose, of
selecting his successor. There were
two applicants for this position.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15
Death Had No Sting for Him.

Chicago, Jan. o.-When six bandits,
with revolvers drawn, rushed into the
jewelry store of Otto Nerad TO-DAY
and commanded him to open the safe,
Nerad refused, saying:
Go ahead and shoot. I've been
robbed so often and lost so much
money that I'd just as soon you
would"
Whereupon Nerad was felled with
blow and with two clerks taken in
to a rear room. The bandits crammed
jewelry valued at $4,000 into canvas
bags and fled. As Nerad raced into
the street shouting an alarm, one OF
the bandits, from motor car. shot
him in the shoulder.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15
A Steamer Down With 100?

Italian
steamer Principessa Mafafda of the
Italian General Navigation Company
has struck a mine and sunk, an ex-
change telegraph dispatch from
Genoa reported today.
The dispatch added there was an
unconfirmed report that seven hun
dred persons were drowned.
Z The Principessa Mafalda presum-
ably was on one of her regular trips
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15
General PERSHINC'S own STORY
OF OPERATIONS OF AMERICAN
TROOPS DURING The WORLD WAR
Commander in Chief Of Expeditionary Forces Submits
Special Report to Secretary Baker-Fate OF
Central Powers Decided by Work Of
the United States Army.
FoCH ADMITTED ALLIES WERE FACING DEFEAT

First and Second Divisions Company With French Moroccan
Troops Attacked July 10 Without Preliminary Bombard-
nent, Smashed Through the German Lines Overwhelmed
Both Infantry and Artillery, and Cut the Eneys Communca-
tions Compelling General Retreat From the Marine and
Starting the Military Collapse Which Forced Germany to Sue
for Peace.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15

between Genoa and Buenos Aires.
She was a steel vessel Of o,2Io tons,
built i'll 1908 and registered at
Genoa.
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Go B eoatiniied)
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15

this result in our army and to encour-
age the offensive spirit that the fol-
lowing was published in October. 1917 !:
"The above methods to be employed
must remain or become distinctly our
own.
"All instruction must contemplate
the assumption Of vigorous often
sive. This purpose will be empha-
sized iii every phase Of training until
It becomes settled habit of thought.
1.-THE rife and the bay0net are the
principal weapons Of the infantry SOL
der. He will be trained to high
degree of skill as a marksman. both
on the target range and In field firing.
An aggressive spirit must be devel-
oped until the soldier feels himself. as
q bayonet fighter. invincible In battle. q.
"All officers and soldiers should real
lie that at no time In our history has
discipline been SO important: therefore.
discipline Of the highest order must he
exacted at all times. The standards
for the American army will be those Of
West Point. The rigid attention. up
right bearing, attention to detail. I'M
complaining obedience to instructions
required Of the cadet will be required
Of every Officer and soldier Of our
armies In France"
Unfortunately many divisions did
not receive the requisite amount Of
systematic training before leaving the
states and complete preparation Of
such units for battle WAS thus often
seriously Delayed
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-15

Having, nsa at farm 1mHeso Summit
eand lilies tand1 mne
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
FREE LOAN SOCIETY, FOR JEW
ISH MERCHANTS TO BE START
ED SOON.
DIV I, J, T., b.


Warsaw-The Central Committee OF
Jewish small merchants il Poland
complains that the sum of G,OOO.O00
marks sent them by the Warsaw Re
lief Committee in New York thru
Deputy Farbstein remains undcliv-
cred. Deputy Farbstein gave the fol.
lowing explanation to your CORE
spondent:
''The sum was received in Jme and
deposited IN bank under the naInes
Of Heshel Farbstein, Moses Field.
stein and Or. Clumel. for the purpose
Of organization OF a free loan society
for Jewish merchants. Due to the
Bolshevik invasion the matter was
delayed, hut we expect to obtain per-
mission from the government soon to
start the society going.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
Obituaries
Philip GOldhamn,er.

Philip Goldhammcr passed away
Tuesday, Nov. after n short illness.
Mr.. Goldhammer was born in Hun
gary He came to Colorado soon after
his arrival in this country. and has
lived in Denver for nearly forty years.
He was president of the Colorado
Novelty company.
Mr.. Goldhammer is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Bertha GOldhamm"". and
by two daughters and five sc:rs. They
are Misses Helen and Lillian rnld
hammer, and DR.. Samuel, Abe, Morris
I'll of Denver. and Max GoldhaInmer
of Chicago and Henry Goldhammer Of
New York. Funeral services were
held from the residence Wednesday
afternoon.
Dr. c. Z. II. Kauvar officiated. In
terment was at Mount Seho.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
Letters from Our Readers
TO THE HEBREW SPEAKING
CLUB.

In an issue Of the Jewish News.
some time ago. the announcement was
made that club had been formed to
study and speak Hebrew. There were
no donht. many who noticed this ar
ticle. but who could not join nt that
time. At present believe there are
uiony in West Colfax, who would be
glad of the opportunity to study He
brew.
IL the club defunct. or is it no
longer seeking new members? Let us
hope the club is still rrmctioning ac-
lively. but if it is still alive it seems
strange that new members are not
being sought.
In the name Of the numerous young
people who either wasted their oppor-
tunities, or for those who had none.
either at Cheder or elsewhere, IN their
hehalf I appeal to you to permit those
who wish to do so to join your or,
ganizat ton. If this society no longer
exists q new one should be formed to
meet the demands.
SIMON BLOOM,
1913 Federal Blvd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mrs. Caroline We'll, aged ninety
Years. an inmate Of tile Home for jew
ish Aged and lnfirm, III Avondale.
Cincinnati. has expressed her intention
to register for the coming election.
At the recent meeting of the Board
# Trustees of the Cincinnati univcr-
Iity prize of fifty dollars for the best
student theme oii Jewish subject. of
tered by Rabbi Jacob II. Kaplan for
lie current year 192O-21 on behalf of
Cincinnati Lodge. Independent Order
B'nai BIRTH. was ordered accepted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
DIR. NATHAN KRASS AND MAMIE
STRAUSS. Of THE FLYING
SQUADRON" TO BE IN DENVER
NOVEMBER 18TH.
VIII Occupy Pulpit Of Temple Eman.
uel. in Addition to Well Known
Local Speakers.

Friday evening. November II.
members of the committee of 100
who are touring the country in the III
forests Of the Union of American He
hrcw Congregations. will be visitors
in the city and will occupy the pulpit
Of Temple Emanuel. Mr.. Mamie
Strauss, chairman and DIR. Nathan
Krauss will he the out-of-tOwn speak
ers. Mrs. Henry Schwartz. jr.. Philip
Hornhein. and DIR. VIM. s. Friedman
will bc the local speakers. Mr. Louis
fsaacsou will preside at this meeting
which will he held Immediately after
the services.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

4 monument to the memory of Chief
Rabbi Abraham Bloch. of Lyons. has
been unveiled in the Cemetery of st.
Die. Rabbi Bloch was the heroic Jew
isl chaplain--thc first ut the front
and the first to be killed-who died
in the act of holding up crucifix
before the eyes of n dying French
soldiers. The Chief Rabbi of France
was present at the ceremony. and the
Catholic Church was officially repre-
sented by MonsignOr Chichy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

pAgeS and CsnerS-Mrs. Joe Si
ycrsmith, chairman. Mesdames: Henry
Frapkel. Sam Lustig. Alfred SIish.
kind, Phil Light, Louis Frankel, Felix
Well. Misses Henrietta Cohen. Hazel
Berger. Sylvia Pelton. Adelaide Pivan,
Jane Becker, Stella Rechnitz. Fraacis
Rechnitz, Anita Lesser, Sybilla Gug'
genheim. Marion Levy. Sally Fried
Rosabclle Cramer. Julia Gross. Amy
l'cyser, Marcella Ehrlich. Freda Ehr.
Itch, Henrietta Schlesinger. Ann De-
gen. Pearl Prudential, Elizabeth
Lcvy, Elsie Levin, Josephine Cohen,
Amic Esther Barnett. Beatrice Flesh
or, Celeste Simon. Elsie Mayer, Rose
Weiss.
Press and Publicity-Mrs. s. Fried
enthai. chairman; Mrs. Ray David,
vice.chairman. Mesdames l.. L. Gug-
senheim. Jesse Shwayder. Bertha
Miller.
Printing-Mrs. Emanuel Friedman,
chairman; Mrs. d. A. Block. vic"-
chairman.
Reception Committee Mrs. Gus.
sechnitz. chairman: Mesdames: Mey-
or f.. Straus, Adolph Morris, l.. u.
Guggeaheim., Morris Schwayder. Ben
Solonnn, NJ. J. Baum. /. Rude. Sig.
F'rielential, s. Pisko, Adolph Often
heilner, Murray Shandal. Leon Grau-
man. George Harris. Morris Cohn
q NnrriS
Registration-7Mrs. I. Barnett. chair
man; Miss Amy Greenbaum. vice
chairman: AIesdames Louis Dcgen
II. II. Frumess, Leo II. Cohn, Dav"
jacobs, Arthur Cohn. Il. \. Wolf,
Milton Lindner. A. NJ. ';ottstcin, !.
herman. and Miss Lillian Hirsch.
Utilities-Nrs. A. Miller chairman
committee, which is subdirided as
follows:
Service--Miss Julia Printz. chair
man; Miss Katie Chernoff, Mrs. Ed
Silverberg.
Mcssenger-Mrs. W. II. Cohen.
chairman; Nesdamcs: Pansy Cohen,
Max d. Goldberg. Samuel Ginsherg.
Stationery-AIrs. W. l. Shiffncr.
chairman; Mrsdames: Bertha Miller
A. Sewbcrger.1 a. Hayutin.
Headqunrters-Mrs. Rae Rascower.
chairman: Mesiamcs: Simon luiat,
Jake Milstein, Charles Bomash.
The Finance committee Of the Trien.
nial extend sincere thanks to all who
contributed to the TricIninl fund as
well as to those who So willingly and
ably assisted in collecting this fund
The following Is list of names not
previously published:
Mrsdnmes: Nate Triton. \. Fish
man. !. NJ. Hurwitz. Goldsticker. IL
I.anger. Broly. ]. Schoenthal, Ray
Tsascower. b. ,Melnick. NJ. Robinson
Sol Wolff. GINS Rucky. VIM. Timhle
I. Amter. II. VIZ Taylor. A. ]. Wus
tuui. Re-, Schwartz. Sam Amberg. G
C. Reuler. Wm. Archehhold. David
Salisch, Leon Hattenbach, Max Ieish
en-. II. II. Kolinsky. Leo Coha. b
Schrailerg. II. Chernoff. Sam Cohen
II. Ornauer, Sidney Baum, NJ. Cooper
Phoebe Sommers. IT. Rosenbloom. a
Neumun. Sidney Hene. b. I.ebowitz
Simon Heller. Rosenberg. David Carh
Carl Meyer. Harry Fricdland. VI. I
Strauss. MiltHi Anfenger, Louis
IIerzog
IRMA Il. BARNETT.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Denver Lodge No. III l. q. Is. IL,
will celebrate B'nai Birth day and
hold II class imitation Sunday eve
ring. November II. in the lodge rooms
l5i3 Champa street. The address OF
tile evening Will be given by the guest
of honor. District Grand Lodge lrrst-
dent Samuel Rosenfeld. of st. Louis
His subject will be opportunity,
Security and Happiness" y dinner
will be given. complimentary TO Mr..
Rosenfcld. at the Adams Hotel. at u
o'clock Sunday evening. All members
and candidates are invited to attend
This dinner All reservations must be
made before November IL.
The Lodge will give a dance for
members and their ladies, Monday,
November Is.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

On Sunday evening, October II, the
Inauguration of Rabbi Samuel j.
Abrams as spiritual leader of Temple
Ollabci ShalOm. Boston. took place
Rabbi Abrams was recently called TO
the pulpit of Temple Ohabei Shalom
from Bridgeport. Conn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD AND
Y. NJ. II. AS WILL !AMALGA.
MATE.

Plans for merger of the Jewish
Welfare Board with tine National
Cou,icil OF Young Mems Hebrew and
Kindred Associations were put under
way this week following the adoption
of resolution calling for the anal
gamation of the two bodies. ut the
recent annual meeting of the Jewish
Welfare Board in New York. ThH
Joint organization will devote itself
to Jewish community center work
ihruout the country. 1t will he known
aS the Jewish Welfare Board. but the
local Young Mems Hebrew and Kin
drcd Associations affiliated with II.
and now in existence, vii. continue
their present functions and names. re.
tanning their present autonomy. Thi,
plan, it was stated. was evolved by
u committee on post war program. of
which Justice Irving Lehman was
chairman. appointed following the ar
mistice to determine how the Jewish
Welfare Board could best render scrv-
o. ice to American Jewry and America
In peace time.
In addition, the Jewish Welfare
BOARD. it was announced. will con
tinue to cooperate with the govern
Inent in welfare work FOR soldiers
sailors and marines of Jewish faith,
md continue its graves registration
actiyity and render personal service
to service men cN-service men and
their families.
A similar resolution was passed by
the National Council of Young Men :
Hebrew and Kindred Associations mt
their convention. 4 joint committee
Of forty-two members. the twenty-onc
directors of the Jewish Welfare Board
and the twenty-onc members of the
BOARD of Managers of the Council will
meet shortly to perfect tine details Or
the amalgamation. 1t IS expected
that all the necessary legal fornali'
ties will be completed. so as to enable
the new organization TO begin upon
lis important task withit the ncNt
few mOnths
EHubrStrnpUl Ol the
of the Jewish Welfare Board with
the National Council OF Young Mems
Hebrew and Kindred Associations has
been made by Mortimer l.. Schiff. in
n telegram to Di. Cyrus .\,ilrr actiE"
chairman Of the Board. RE said that
lie strongly favored the proposed plan
of consolidation and urged its adop'
ton Mr.. Sch.ff's tclegr.m II follows
Strongly favor proposed plaza OF
consolidation and urge its adoption
Believe it is most feasible method IL
insure continuance of service. 50 no
tably rendered by the Board during
the war and demobili "a tion and TIM
1t will result in a very real contrihu-
tlon TO the cause which we all have
at heart. The ideals anu purpose OF
each organization will be preserved
and by supplementing eacn other viii
together make strong body well
equipped to render real service
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mrs. Hertz BOnart has donated S10,-
600 to Touro Infirmary. New Orleans,
La. in honor of her daughter. Rose
BOnart BcckInan. whose death occur
ed year or so ago. The principal
is to he invested and only the interest
expended in the social service depart
Inent of the Touro for needy mothers
and infants under the care of the
maternity charity department. Also
in memory of her daughter. Mrs. Bon
art presented $1,000 to the Jewish Or
phans' Home and $3.50 to the Touro
Shakespeare AlmshOuse.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
Interesting Items

According TO the catalog of the He
brew Union College just issued. there
will be ii graduates in the 1921 class ;
) in 1922: : in 1929. 10 in 1924 and
. in 1925, if all who have entered the
college will remain to be graduated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
DIR. c. ID. SPIVAK'S RECEPTION a
GREAT SUCCESS.

The reception given to DR.. C.. ID.
Spivak. jointly by the Central jew
ish Council and the West Denver Re
lief committee proved great success.
About GOO people filled the Palm
Thcater and more than 800 people
were turned away for lack of space.
The people wed with each other IN
paving homage and expressing ad-
niration for our dear guest. who mas
lust returned from his molly mission
in Europe. as representative OF the
Joint Distribution committee. In his
address he described the priva1on.
suffering and misery he witnessed
among our people in Europe. The
assembly were so deeply impressed by
what the Doctor told them. that al
tho no collections or donations were
called for. a rain of silver and checks
amounting to almost SiO0 were thrown
On the stage.
Most pathetic but very impressive
was the exclamation made by woman
who just arrived from ROLAND. when
she saw DIR. Spivak on the stage. sh"
called out. here is the beloved Nour'
ishing Anc " She happened to he one
of the nm unates whom the Doctor
had visited in Europe.
At the special meeting held by tho
West Denver Relief committee inc
following resolution was adopted.
whereas: DIR. Charles d. Spivak has
given abundantly of his talents and
goodness of heart to the suffering
Jews in Europe and whereas he there
by rendered inestimable services to
humanity at large and our helpless
distracted brethren i'm particular. and
whereas il has come to Our knowledge
from people abroad that DIR. Spivak's
work was of special nature and serv-
Ice. which In our opinion cannot he
duplicate by anyone else. Therefore
lie ii Hcsolved that altho DIR. G. ID.
Spivak is very much needed and de-
sired here in Denver. but realizing
how much more he is needed by our
destitute Brethern we therefore re-
spcctfully recommend to the Joint Dis
tiiiution committee to urge our be-
loved DIR. c. ID. Spivak. and request
him to return to his social welfare
work in behalf of the starving in
the European countries.
BE II Further Resolved: that n
copy of this Resolution he sent to tho
Joint Distribution committee in New
York. one to DIR. e. ID. Spivak in Den
yer. and copy of same be spread or
our minutes
Collections and donations.
week ending Nov. l.. S450N
Balance --......-..--.--.------.------- H-''""."'
Total --..-.-.-;..--.-..--.--.,----- S'f.5'o.o'
Sent to New York .---.-....------ S3.Wh.o'
Balance in the Treasury.-.....-s 5000
We wish also to express our deeI
appreciation to Mr.. y. D. Radinsk!
and Sol. Wargon. for their co-opera
tion and assistance given during TIT
holidays in appealing in various Syna
gogs for funds for the West Denvc
Relief committee.
West Denver Relief Committee.
NATHAN WIENER.
President.
Attest: PHILIP J. RAGOOLAND.
Secretary,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

\ reception was given on October
18th. in honor of DR.. ana Mrs. Eman-
uel Schreiber by the members of Tenn
pie Emanuel Congregation of Los An
grles. Masonic hall was filled to its
capacity by members Of the Temple
and its numerous friends.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Another new Jewish bank has open
I'd In New York. This is known as
he North American Bank. located ON
lhe lower East side. and controlled by
interests formerly identified with the
State Bank. the first institution Of
this kind in that city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Joseph l.. Adler. 81 years old. for
the last twenty-five years L. s. Com
missioner. and lifelong resident of
Cincinnati. died recently at his home
in the Crescent building, Avondale, Of
pneumonia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. GOldhammcr and children wish
to express their thanks for the kind
ness and sympathy extended to then,
by friends and relatives
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mrs. J.. L. Guggcnheim. chairman
of the Mortor Corps has appointed
the following captains rr each eve
ming at the different hotels for I'rien-
pial week and requests each captain
TO report mt o'clock each evening.
rhe ladies are Mesdam,s: \. Vein
berg. B. Solomon. S. G. Elbc.
A. NJ. Lyman. j. Goalstone. y. l..
Price. Sidney Kohu, Nate Rothschlld.
Phoebe Sommers. d. Clamage, b. Shu-
hart. WIN. O'Gara. Louis Degen. Misses
Lillian Leishin and Amy Peyser.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Montgomery, Ala. probably has II
larger percentage of Jewish residents
than any Southern city, having over
1000 Jewish residents out of II total
white population of 22.OOO.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mr.. Israel Zangwill is now on the
Continent where he purposes staying
for some six months In order TO write
a new play to be called The Cock
pit"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
Local NeDs

Mr., los. l.. Malamuth will deliver
farewell lecture Friday, November 9TH,
at the Labor Lyceum. His subject viii
be Jewish Folk Songs in Narions
Ages" Mr.. Mnlamuth speaks in fid-
dish.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

The children of the Hoffhcimer
Chiliren's Pavilion at the National
Uospital spent delightful evening
nn halloween at party arranged
for them by their teacher vocation
III therapentist. Tie doctors and
nurses assisted in entertaining them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

The Wichita, Kan. Hebrew COngre-
CATION is about TO call permanent
.abbi and teacher. A ladies' auxiliary
has just been established in connec-
tiOn with the congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
SIMON BLOOM,
1913 Federal Blvd.

The Jewish Social Service Magazine
contains al article by Mrs. Ray s.
David on the operation of the Mothers
Pension in Colorado.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03
Abraham Fishman.

Abraham Fishman, a venerable oil
citizen has passed away. lie was SS
years old and had lived in Denver for
81 years. Mr.. Fishman had endeared.
himself to large circle of friends
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mr.. Milton NJ. SchayeI spoke We'd
nesday morning. before 80 young meh
composing the business club of East
Denver High School. This club is part
Of the system being developed by VII
liam r Blumenthal. vocational Coun-
selor
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Weiss have turned
over to the EzraS Torah fund. for war
I.elief eight dollars collected at the
wedding of their son. Adolph, held at
the Community Center.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Samuel Rosenfeld of st. Louis. who
is District Grand Lodge President
B'nal Birth will visit his sisters. Mrs.
Henry Teschor and Mrs. Sam Isaac
son. next week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

The Cleveland Independent !Afd SO
ciety celebrated its twenty-fifth an
niversary on October o7th by "A ban
uuet at the Hollenden Hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mrs. Cornelia Sanger. of Dallas.
Texas, widow of the late Philip
Sanger. one of the founders of
Sanger Bros. died on October 18th.
following prolonged illness. Mrs.
Sanger was born in 1914. in New
Faven, Conn. She married in 1SG9.
and Immediately thereafter, left for
Texas. Mrs. Sanger was active in
communal and charitable work, and
beloved by all who knew her.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

On their twcnty-fifth wedding an
niversary. October 21st, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathanie Spear. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
took advantage of the occasion to CON
tribute literally. to various institutions
OF that city. Among them Is S2'3co
dona ton to the Irene Kaufman Set
tlement; $500 to the Gusky Or
phanage $500 to the building fund
Of the y. NJ. II. A.: and S21,UOO TO
the fund for the building of the new
Nontefiore Hospital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mr. Samuel l.. Kohn left WedneS
day on an eastern business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

4 dance and card party will be
given December s. at Adams hotel.
for the benefit of the Beth Israel and
Home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

during his residence here by his piety.
his Kindness aad his philanthropy.
He is survived by one son. Nathaniel
Fishman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-03

Mr.. Samuel Flower who passed
away November :. 1918.
Dearest one from us departed,
In the vigor of your life.
You have left us broken hearted.
MOTHER. SISTER. CHILDREN AND
WIFE.