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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-08
ROSEWOOD
CONSOLIDATION PLAT
~: Is o. KID BY STATE

~ ~. .--~51- - ,.s.-rrl Is ID. Nd BY SIAIE.
According to information received
from County pSupt. David johnson, of
Warren, and Gunderson, Of Thief River
Falls, the plat drawn out by these men
and submitted for the approval of the
State Department Of Education con-
corning the consolidation Of the Will
lowdale, Rosebank, Busy Bee and Pri-
chard school districts, has been return
ed with the Departments 0. K. and the
districts may now proceed with the
necessary details for the materializa-
ton of the plan. The first step neces-
sary is the securing Of at least twenty
five per cent Of ithe signatures of the
freehOlders within each district, and
upon presentation of which the county
superintendent will call special cleo
lions within each district to vote upon
the matter. At this election all persons
eligible to vote at the regular school
meetings will have the opportunity to
cast their vote. Petitions to secure the
bOnafide signatures are at present being
circulated by different men in the dis
tricts and without doubt the necessary
number will be had in few days, and
the public will then be called, upon to
determine whether the one roomed
schoolhouses shall still exist for some
time, or If the more modern and adj
vantageous consolidation plan shall be
snaugurated.
The monthly social and the semi
annual business meeting Of the Rindal
young Peoples Society was held at that
church last Sunday afternoon, and was
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-08

/ We have good stock Of John Deere
three and four bottom engine gang
plows. F. Powell & Co. :.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-08

between trains last Monday as a guest
with Mrs. Johanna Styrlund. ~ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gullseth opened
their confectionery store on the east
side In town on September LIST, andaare
supplying to the public the best in the
line of soft drinks, candies, cigars and
what in general comes in the confec-
tiOnery line. a A lunch counter may be
installed at latter date. +Ek
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
MEMS HAND
KERCHIEFS

Made of good
cambria; large
size regular 19c;
Saturday after
supper. 10c each
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
TOILET ARTICLES

"Pond's' Vanishing or Cold
Cream reg. 25c $50. 19c
"Mavis" Talcum Powder;
reg; Doc 19c
"Pompeiian' Day or Mass
age cream; reg. soc SIC
"Peerless" Cold or Vanish
ing Cream +; reg. 25c lie
Corylopsis Talcum, large can
Samuria 19c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16

Bay Rum 2 OF. bottle good
quality; reg. 39c -. 25c
Frostilla reg 25c .19c
Kinds" Honey and Al
mond Cream ........ 37c
"Pinaud's Eau de Quinine,"
4 OF. reg. 69c 49,. SIC
Listerine reg. 25c go. 19c
Father Johns Medicine,
reg. 60c ............. 45c
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

Sir Oliver Lodge whose Raymond killed during the
claims have received from him recognized
his sons voice. is possible Who will dare deny the impos
sibily?
The miracle of life is wonderful its development
the of death profound that human mind has not thru
able than question these mysteries
possible communication at and in
way established between what call the spirit world
and this material world
however, that when the time when the
spirit shall be finely atuned that receive those
other than those employed in this
will be used There will be that the sincerity
chaeatanry medium be quesoned that the
tipping need precede be part of mystery
word the present queer surroundings often
suggestive repue where trickery be involved will all
be eliminated.
Sir Oliver Lodge himself says:
The thing worked thru the subconscous dream
which body Such communication be
living call teepathy and call communication with
the dead another form of telepathy."
call of mind mind of the living eepathy requires
medium Why debase the spirits the saint
reaching them thru the fummery of the medium and
her assistants.
How it if it will be- who say? But to be in
the majesty with which death has clothed the de-
parted inspiring uplifting agency if there be at ALL
must conduct the communication between soul and SOUL
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
THE JEWISH HEART.

The unity phrase frequently heard 1t is
used by enemies when they try to the dsoyalty the
which he lives 1t used by Jec TO
bond of blood untes the children of Israel scattered
loyal citizens thru he world and others when they
speak Of the spiritual religious tie which binds the sons Oh
Jacob
religion tie that binds Israel is the
bond smpaythe Jewish hearhe prompting help and
of the globe
thought entirely aienated from have
of the letter below discovered their Jewish heart
his terrible time of distress 1t bond of fellowship that
The Jewish soul often fail to respond
is called but the Jewish heart
Often the wi hout knowing tie dire need
The call from the warrcken countries they struck our
the recital the comforts and luHres OF e
nevertheless received ready The pleas for the su
Americans who penetrated those shut lands
appalling but the numbers they used and
the depicted almost duled the conception
suffering The single call for help described in the letter
which the sufferers have been reduced Ihe will be
will not Bleed at the recital of such
call that chidhood-innocent suffering babyhoodakes
the large mother love OF the jewish womans heart
Here is the letter:
Vienna, December 14th 1919
not going to abuse kindness, but yet am going
of not behalf but behalf of those
who still in needour newborn Jewish babes and IN
You not be afraid: think it won't be difficult for
going for mercys sake Just
listen AS know here utterly devoid OF nen
classes it leads the terrible result that the
their newbons in newspapers
there them waddng clothes OF course
others sacrificed to them Shirts men but after
five of enough Now have discovered
this terrible time of distress Jewish heart
Now would it be possible for you to ask IN some Jewsh
families of friends whether they could old and
wadg clothes and other things for those miserable
Jewish children? They dying not only from
norishmen of the want of COAL but also
the absence of clothes You meaning
anything that still would be of to happy
English friends. asking for Nothing is too bad
will do and the mothers will bless and those who
willing assist you do this work of charity Am asking
too much?
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
The Prize Essay Contest Column

catastrophe awaits us in the degenera'
ton of Jewish character, in the break
down of Jewish home-life, in the
destruction of Jewish conscience, which
was always nourished by Jewish faith.
The Jew can not get new nature at
this late day in his history. You can
not tear him up by his roots from
the soil of his past. 1t is thru his
religion alone that he has unfolded
what Is best In the Jewish mind ana
character. And it is only by his re-
ligion that he lives at his best.
Missionary Work Among Ourselves
We need spiritual revival.
know that at least sixty percent OF
the Jewish children get no religious
education. 1t will not do us any good
to cvade the issue. We must have the
courage and sense of responsibility
with which to face 1t. We need
campaign for the Judaization of many
Jews in this city. We say we are
people with mission tv the world,
and we say the truth. Because, ,as
our prophets taught us. we are the
servant of the Lord" in history. We
may he blind servants, and deaf mes
sengers. but by loyalty to His service,
Israel has blessed the human race.
And by our blindness as servants, and
our deafness ns messengers to God, We
threaten disaster to ourselves. If we
have not the impulse to do missionary
work amongst non Jews, because we
feel that they need not accept our
faith. if they walk by the best light
Of their own conscience. it is about
time that we realize that we could
do much missionary work amongst
Jews themselves. 1t is not enough to
complain of the attempts made to
prOselytize Jews for their allen faith.
1t is our holy duty to win our own
brethren for the Jewish faith. It Is
cur business to convert the Jews to
Judaism. And how can we adequate
iy cooperate in the great work of
Americanization. unless we at the same
time carry on a work of JudaizatiOn?
For it is recognized that the root of
human moral responsibility is hu-
man responsibility to God. If we sin
cerely believe that we cannot build
up good citizenship without religion,
it is our duty to see to il that every
jew in the flesh IL made IL Jew in re-
ligion.-UniOn Bulleton
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Teachers Meeting.
BETH HA MEDROsH HAGADOL

Services are held daily ut the syna-
cog. The morning services ut Il :4J
and the afternoon services at sunset.
This Friday night services will he held
ut sunset.
This Friday night Rabbi {. II. Kau-
var will speak ON Lincoln's Life. Sat
urilay morning Rabbi Kauvar will
speak on Liberty and law
Special Services at Synagog Center
To accommodate the Jewish resi-
dents of the neiehborhood the Synhgos
announces that Il special service Will
be- held on Friday evening at sunset
and Saturday morning at $50 ut the
Synagos Center.
Il. NJ. ii. Forum.
The Menorah society of the Uni
versity of Denver will have charge OF
the Forum Friday evening. February
13. The speakers will be X. L. Shatzke
Anna KarclImer, and Hcrmina Tannen.
baum. Philip Bcrmick will be chair
man for the evening.
Next Friday nights Forum will bt
in charge of the COlonnade club. Mr.
Samuel J. Frazin, the president VIII
be chairman for the evening. He VIII
speak on the "The Patriotism of the
American Jew" The program will in
cude papers by the past presidents
Mr.. Leo NJ. Simon will give IL talk OF
| abraham Lincoln. Mr.. Philip Ross
man on George Washington Mr.
David wandel will discuss Current
Jewish Events.
Post Graduate Club.
The Post graduate club meets every
| Sunday. at the Community Center. IL
| the Louis Stern Reading room at 10 IN
Il. III. Dr. Eli Miller is the leader o.
| the club. The special lecturers arr
! Rabbi c. II. Kauvar who lectures ever!
| Sunday morning on the Bible. DIR
| Lewis I. Miller twice Il month ol
| Child Psychology: ana DIR. l. Gold
bloom and Mrs l. Rude.
| SynagOg Clubs.
| Every Saturday afternoon at p
m. Rev. Licbcrman leads class il
Mikrah and Mr.. NJ. Levy leads II clas
| in Miclinayoth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
TELL THE truth.

Fighting the anti-Semitic plays, OBJ
'ecting, to the Hebrew" comedian, and
eliminating Christian songs from pub
lie schools-while all good and help
ful-are hut negative. They prevent
Misrepresentation of the Jew. The
American citizen is fair minded and
wants to know the truth. We Jews
owe that to him Therefore. we COM
mend the fine activities of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society, which has sent
summer courses on Jewish literature
and bring II message OF enlightenment
to non-Jcwish intcllcctuals. We hold
that the Menorah Society has u great
field in strengthening Jewish literary
societies by bringing Jewish speakers
to address open University meetings.
We congratulate the Department of
Synagos Extension in organizing
Synagogs at the several Universities,
both to intensity the Jewish conscious
ness and acquaint non-Jewish friends
with our religious views.
The time is now ripe for welding
together all kindred organizations so
that there be not only no overlapping,
hut much more intensive work. Other
religious bodies hold frequent meet
ings at the noon hour in large theaters
in the business district of our cities.
We hold no such meetings to tell the
truth about Judaism. Other religious
sects distribute thousands Of dollars
of literature annually. We have not
begun to spend hundreds. If we com
plain. and rightly, that we are so gross
Iy misunderstood. why net do some
thing to give adequate Information
about Judaism? What popular books
have we published: What lecturers
have we sent to nun-Jewish places
What literature are we placing in pup
lie and college libraries! Until we
do active propaganda, let us expect
nti-Semitic outbreaks and blame our
| selves for t.hem.-The Sentinel
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
'DO A KIND TURN"

who celebrating their tenth anniversary
valiant the American boys dur
that They revived that had into
of this The simple homey virtues of
being helpful kind obedent cheerful and reverent
almost forgotten but this organization again bringing
them the lives of the American boy and
The little that made the fine word gentleman in
it's sense those practed by the Scout
these generations manhood impressed by the high
the Scout training has given them there
if not stronger.
alone, makes the movement worth while sDo
daily Do something for whether it be big
little something that lends bit of sunshine to anothers life
burden if but moment Good! is not?
growing which most urgently needed in this land 1t
the mdeaged and elderly of the boys of their youth who
these without the gamor of drum and fife
khaki and pledge slogan but who appreciate the little
them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

This Column will hereafter be devot-
ed to the young people who will enter
the prize essay contest of the Denver
Jewish News 1t will contain infor.
nation regarding the contest, and will
suggest lines of reading to gather data
for the writing of the essay. 1t will
be an interesting column Tor that and
many other reasons. which will not
be divulged at present.
The Jewish News would greatly
appreciate if the boys anu girls Of the
Junior and Senior high schools would
speak to all the Jewish boys and girls
In every high school telling them of
the contest. Tho the Jewish News is
read in most Jewish households In
the state, there may be among the
high school boys and girls some home
which does not have the Jewish News,
but that boy or girl ought to know
about the essay contest. Be good
fellow and pass the word along. Rouse
the young people to the value Of what
reading and thinking along these lines
will mean. 1t will make each and
every one better jew or Jewess. as it
will make him better American.
Read the following article:
CONVERT THE JEWS TO JUDAISM.
RABBI SAMUEL SCHULMAN ID.
ID. NEW YORK.
The soul of Israel IL beng threaten
cd with being lost thru neglect. From
the cry of the breakdown of Jewish
faith. l, therefore. plead for union
Of forces in Israel. The work is al
together beyond the resources of any
one man or any one synagog. l do
not mean that there can be any uni
formity in the expression Of Jewish
faith In this city. OF course, every
congregation should he left independent
and autonomous.
All the charity in the world will
not save the Jew from destruction If
he loses his soul. Jewish charity is
The beautiful fruit of Jewish Ieligios-
ity. Jewish brotherhood is the pro-
duct of Jewish solidarity. faitbfulness
to the God of Israel. If we do not
undertake work on large scale for
the preservation of the Jewish soul,
we make ourselves criminally respon-
sible for its destruction. If the disease
that is eating at the vitals Of Jewry
IN this city is not cured. great
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Musical Notes

The outstanding operate feature OF
the current Italian season is the sue.
cess of "Pomperos,' the work of Aldo
Ottolenghi. The composer was born in
Mantova in 1855, and is II nephew of
the famous General Ottolenshi, at one
time Italian Minister of War.
Enrich Korngold, the youthful Vien-
nese composer, who was heard of so
frequently before the war. is now 30
years of age, and has Just been ap-
pointed conductor of the Hamburg
Municipal Orchestra. Korngold wrote
a symphonic poem at ID and an opera
at Is, both of which We're produced
with success. His father for years
was music critic of the Vienna New
Free Press,
1gnace Friedheim, the Polish pianist,
who is just now one of the reigning
sensations in Scandinavian countries,
will come TO America next season for
a number of concerts.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
CONGRESS OF LITHUANIAN JEWS

The committee of Jewish delegations
at the Peace Conference has received
the following dispatch from kovno:
On the 9TH of January was opened
at Kovno the first Congress of the
Jewish democratic communities OF
Iithuania. One Hundred and thirty
Line delegates representa- IS Jewish
communities and many invited guests
took part in the convening Of the con-
srcss. II. Ga!wanowski. the Prime
Minister and H. Voldcmar, the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs greeted the
Congress in the name of tile Lithuanian
Government and expressed their Will
ingncss to bring about the renliZhti"h
of Jewish national autonomy III Lhth-
uallia.
In the course of its deliberations the
Congress devoted several sessiols TO
problems. relative tD the cconomlcai
reconstruction of the Jewish popuia-
ton of Lithuattia.
tSigncd) SOLOFEITClliN'
President
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Interesting Items

Professor Ralph Philip Boas. former
Instructor ut Whitman College and
recently at Junior College, Spring
field, Mass, has been elected by the
BOARD of Regents to succeed Professor
Norman Frank Coleman as head of
the Reed English department. Mr..
Coleman will assume his duties as
president of the Loyal Legion of Log
gers and Lumbermen ON February 1st.
Mr.. Alfred WOlmark, the well known
English artist. who was II regular eX-
hibitor at the Royal Academy for
many years, is recent arrival in
New York. Fifteen years ago Mr..
Wolmark broke away from the estab-
lished conventions of painting and i'm
mediately became one of the foremost
eOlOrists in England. He is at present
in New York to arrange for exhibiting
a number Of his important paintings.
and at the same time he will paint
his Impressions of New York.
Detroit was given treat unusual
for the past ten days, in the display
of most exquisite etchings by Arthur
W. Heintzelman. Practically an en-
tire room of the Museum of Arts was
devoted to his works, which for their
versatility alone are most laudable
The accuracy with which Mr.. Heintzel-
man treats the delicate. the pOmpOus
the majestic, the pensive. the youth
full. us well as the venerable subjects
which were his choosing. wins for, hipi
place among the meritorious. That
he will soon rank nmorg Americas
major artists is certain.
Two oil paintings, one of Bailey
GatZert. the other of Mrs. Gatzern
have been presented to the University
Of Washington by Leo s. Schwabach-
er. of Seattle. Tho paintings were
made in memory of Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
2crt in 1890 by \. Fuchs, of Munich.
Bavaria. one of the most celebrated
oil painters in Europe. The trustees
of the Gatzert estate, in 1910, present
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
SPIRITUALISM.

The in which lives to an untlmey
the anxious loved who remained
added impetus Investigations of spiritual
psychic research thru which hope to
with those who have passed out of life.
keenest minds the world has known have be-
possible to receive such did William
James, undoubtedly the masermnd which America has far
produced willing admit that unusual phenomena
purprng to be from those in the
spirit visitors Sir Oliver Lodge and Maurice
both have been convinced that
possible receive such and they attempting
to the truth of what they have found
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

1t has been made public in London
that Mr.. Herbert Samuel is giving up
three hours every day, to the study Of
Z Hebrew. In preparation for his trip to
Palestine. 1t is expected that he will
leave for Palestine as soon as Eng
land receives the official mandate over
Palestine, and it is said that he will
be ready to 90 by the middle Of Feb
ruary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
RABBIS INVESTIGATING RABBI
SILVER'S CHARGES.

The charges and cOunterclIarges
growing out of the recent dismissal
of Rabbi Maxwell Silver by the Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek of Brooklyn
ere being investigated by commit
tee of reform rabbis headed by stephen
$. Wise and including Sidney Il. Gold
stein, Maurice II. Harris and Rudolph
tirOSsman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
OEEH ZADEk.

Marion street and 22nd avenue.
Services are held every Friday eve
ming at o'clock with sermon. Topic
If this week. Not by bread alone shall
man live" by II. GoodkOwitZ
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Daily Hebrew School.

The Daily Hebrew school in charge
Of II. Goudkovitz. offers instruction
IN Hebrew reading and translation of
same in English. Jewish history. The
daily, Sabbath aud Holiday Ritual,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
SHEARIIH ISRAEL.

Services are held at Shearith Israel
every morning at O'Clock, on Sattur-
day at $50. DR.. c. f. Kauvar de-
livered sermon before the COngre-
CATION Sunday afternoon. February 1. +,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

writing and spelling. There is still ac-
commodation for IS children and par
cutS desiring their children to attend
this school should hasten to enroll
them
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

At II special meeting of the General
committee of District Grand Lodge No.
=. /. O. B. b., Leonard II. Freiberg,
of Cincinnati. was appointed as secre-
iary of the District Grand Lodge, to
succeed the late Victor Abraham.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Religious School.

The Religious school meets at 10
o'clock Sunday morning-a corps of
competent teachers. under IL competent
glide-are in Charge of the different
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Services will be, held Friday eve
ming ut 40 p. IN. at Temple Emanuel.
sixteenth avenue and Pearl street Dr.
wm. S. Friedman will speak on Fol
lowing the Mob.
Saturday morning services will be
held at 10 30 Subject of sermon Will
be Judgement"
Junior Congregation.
The Junior Congregation held n
meeting Sunday. The services were
read by Edward Miller. Selma Levy
gave II talk on Moses Montefiore. ana
Saul eastman on Moses Mcndelsolin.
r'he choral society led by Miss Loretta
Chisdes sang the music OF the services.
All members of the Junior Consresa-
iion desiring to be members OF the
choral choir will attend practise every
Wednesday evening ut tnc home of
Miss Loretta Chisdcs, 1241 South Race
street.
Teachers Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF
teachers of Temple Emanuel Religious
school met with Mrs. Henry Schwartz.
Tuesday evening. ..t-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

ed the University with funds to estab-
lish the Bailey and Babette Gntzert
Foundation for Child Welfare.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
LINCOLN.
By ]. 7. TROWBRIDGE

Heroic soul, in homely garb half hid,
Sincere, sagacious, melancholy quaint;
What he endured, no less than what he did,
Has reared his monument, and crowned him saint
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

Good deeds are better than good
uyeCds-Talmud
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11

The matzos bakery of the Il. Nam
ischewitZ Company, Cincinnati one OF
the largest I'm the world, was totally
destroyed by fire. The loss is report
ed to be about $4,000. partially cover
ctl by insurance. The plant which
is owned by five brothers. had been
In use only for about eight weeks.
Mr. Herbert NJ. Wolf. of Kansas City.
No.. hns been named chairman of a
committee OH finance to collect mon
cy for the Democratic National Con-
yention Committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-02-11
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