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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
"REMINISCENCES OF DIR. I. NJ.
WISE.

The Rocky Mountain News on sun
day the 2Sth in its column What the
Rocky Mountain News Published
Twenty Years Ago" quotes the follow
ing on the death of Isaac NJ. Wise.
The death of Rabbi Isaac NJ. Wise.
an eminent Hebrew scholar. lecturer
and teacher. at Cincinnati. will he re-
GREETED by all who knew of his stand
ing in the world of literature and his
many rare qualities of heart and BRAIN
DR.. Wise was one Of the most profound
Of modern scholars. In 1877 he 1nahe
IL visit TO Denver, where mt that TIM"
he had many personal friends. among
whom were the late Hermann Heck-
urts. then proprietor of the old Trib-
me. and Hermann Silver. then super
intendcnt Of the Denver mint. now OF
Los Angeles. He delivered lecture
while here to large and apprcciative
audience. his subject being THE wan
dcring Jew" 1t was delightful dis-
course. in which lie ira, I'd the Jew
from the fall of Jerusalem down thru
the centuries to the present age. show
ing his relation to finance. commerce,
art. science. literature and progress
in every stage of civilization that the
world has witnessed. To all historical
students the lecture was especially en-
tcrtainng 1t was not dry recital
of historic detail. but bright. fresh.
graphic sketch of the relations of the
Hebrew race to every age since their
nationality had been stamped out by
the Roman legiOns under Titus. Kc-
calling the many brilliant lectures to
which Denver audiences have iiSiehe"
il can be truthfnlly asserted that Rabbi
Wisc's address on that occasion has
never been surpassed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
THE HEBREW INSTITUTE.

a regular meeting of the Hebrew
Institute was held Thursday. March
%. Final arrangements regarding the
dance to be held at Progress club.
April ID, by the girls of the Hebrew
institute were made. Plans were ais"
outlined for concert to he given in
the month of May or early in June.
when Governor Shoup will speak.
Don't forget to secure your ticker
for the Big Time on the 22nd.
AIOrrisOn's Jazz Band.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

The new Italian cabinet contains
among its members two Jews, namely.
Luigi LuZZatti. who has been Premier.
receives the portfolio of Secretary Of
the Treasury for the sixth time; the
other is LudovicO Mortara. Minister Of
the Department of Justice. Mr.. Nor
tara is the son of the late Rabbi of
Mantua. and before his call to the
cabinet was Chief Justice of the SUI
prcme Court of Italy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
y. NJ. IT. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

A meeting of the p. NJ. II. Junior
Congregation was held Sunday. March
81, at the BESSIE |. Itude Community
Center. The earlier part of the meet
ing was devoted to the election of of
ficcrs and the latter part to their in
stallation. The following officers were
elected: Leo Moses. president; Ruth
Feinstein, vice-preSident; Sam Gold
berg. secretary and Hilda Goldstone
treasurer. The next meeting will he
on April 4th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
CLUBS
COUNCIL ALLIANCE
JUNIOR COUNCIL
ORCHESTRA
LOHNI!iN'S
HALL
PROGRESS CLUB
APRIL 90, 1920.
sHH4TERING HONIE JUNIORS.

4 very interesting meeting of the
Shcltering Home Juniors was held III
The Bessie l. Rude Community Center
on Sunday. March 23th. 1t was ono
of the most successful and enthusiastic
meetings held this year.
Mr.. David Harlem gave Il very in.
tcrcsting talk.
The drive for hooks was again dis.
clissed and those who have books for
the children of the Home kindly phone
our president. Sidney Amhurgl. Yorl;
3l74 w. who will take care Of the
delivery of same.
Tickets were distributed for our
vaudeville. which will take place in
the vestry rooms of Temple Emanuel
on Sunday evening, April 18th. Don't
forget to supply yourselves with
tickets as they are going to he scarce.
They can he purchased from any
Junior member.
So hurry up Juniors. get busy and
work for the success of our OrganiZa-
ton. for we don't want to he what
Mr.. Harlem prOphesied
RrBYE WILLENS. g.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
s. A. s. GIRLS.

a regular meeting of the S. A. $.
Girls was held Sunday, March 81. 1920
ut > 30 at the home of Mildred supper
stein.
The girls will attend the vaudeville
given by the Sheltering Home Juniors.
April 2Jth in body. The next meet
ing will be held Sunday. April 18th.
at $50 p. m. Mt the home of Blanch
HOldner and all members are kindly
requested to he present as there is very
important business to be transacted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
OPENING OF LYRIC THEATRE DE.
I.AYED.

The opening of the Lyrical Theatre
under the new management has had ia
he postponed. 1t was hoped to be able
to open the Theatre Sunday. April !
hut owing to added improvements
which had to he made. the date of open
ing has had to be deferred for a short
time Information ms to the time OF
the opening will be given thru the col
umns of the Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
SCHOOL FOR ARAB CHILDREN
ESTABLISHED BY JEWS.

4 Jewish school for Arab children
with two shciks giving instruction III
Arabic. the Koran and religion. mas
Leon founded in the Jewish Palestihinn
colony of Nosh Pinash. the zionist
pulIetin of London reports. This school
is unique in the Jewish colonization
history of Palestine. for while Jew
ish schools are open to Arab children,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD.

The Jewish Welfare Boar dis pro
viding hospitality during Passover wcc';
for all the sailors and soldiers ut
Aurora. FIT. Logan. and n TT. Lyons.
The Bessie ]. Rude Community Cen
ter is ready from to = to receive
all service and eX-scrvicc men.
The new Telephone number for the
Bessie |. Ride building is York $50.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF YAD.
ACuAS.

A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Yad-AchaS Synaeog
will be held on April 9th ut 200 p.
m. at the synagog. West lIth Ave.
and COnOSa Court.
Mrs. Albert Learner has resigned as
secretary and new secretary will he
appointed. All members please be
present
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
SIONIAN CLUB.

TOnight's the night that the Sionian
Dance at Crystal hall comes off.
Everyone is guaranteed fine time
and fine music because Paul Weiss
.JaZZy Jazz orchestra will be there.
Don't forget the time. Tonight! The
place. Crystal Hall, o2O Broadway. Re
treShments free.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
Y, w, II. 4.

Have you Il date for the fifth Of
May? BE sure to keen it. And com"
TO the Y. w. II. a. shirt-waist dance.
Everybody will be there and You
simply can't afford to miss it.
HancOck'S orchestra will transform
Progress club on that night into Il
perfect land of Jazz.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
sYNAGOG THEATRE PARTY.

Tuesday night. Chal la Moed Pesach
is Denham Theatre night for Denver
Iewry. Secure your tickets early from
members of the Auxiliary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31
CENTER NOTES.

Summer is coming, so is Tennis. and
the Parks. make the Bessie |. Rude
Community Center your headquarters
when Won think of the City Park.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

This is the first Jewish school founded
expressly for them.
The report states that the children
are getting along so well under their
Jewish tutelage that ueigbboring Arab
villages have asked that schools be
built in their districts and Jewish
teachers provided for them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

You. who forget your own friends
higher degree. are II Snob.-Thackcray
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

Woe unto him that f. never alOE;
and cannot bear to he alone.-IIamrc
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

We are more sociable, and get on
better with people by the heart than
the intcllect.-Bruyere.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-31

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The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
Trapping skunks Profitable.

L. w. Stephens, living southwest
if Pierceville is meeting with very
good luck at trapping skunks and
scivet cats this season, according to
reports received MI. Stephens has
caught twenty-seven of these fur
bearing animals, in addition to
trapping one coyote and one badg-
Of of money ] ratchine % and skinning
I skunRs % NAV a,t not be 3 very very desirable
task, even though money making
one Some Of the farmers, and more
especially the farmers wives, down
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
EVERY fHURSDAY
rowH AND CITY.

Nothing than to hear fellow who
wasting he calls sympathy the who lives
small would think that the resident
is
his burial
But small resident not figure that And
Holly hundreds thou
of
smaller Holly That little home with all about it,
little patch with its juicy vegetables
watching all of these things outbalane
neighbor
his health
such distances
reflection friends
calls his business hours An abodea place seldom
than meals is all the city
smalltown
home
trouble with sympathZes
brain hasn't had chance to work
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
TURNING A NEW LEAF.

We but reminded Of the old
when asked
What's the use; haven't got the other one dirty yet
Mighty few Of the thing For all
could opportunities
little those
ALL can't claim
life spOess but need it
And in starting let's do with the best resolution possible
makelet
that we'll spend time trying live those
Holly
their nehbors boosting their
institutions; their
just debt promptly other fellow
at the
resolutions that have slight
them in order to live little all of them
Let's resolution
with all might live it. Let's resolve live this
nearly in accordance with the Golden
We heard Holly yesterday that the
had just married her fifth usband
not be punished She ought to be given
inclined to Any
whskers like couldn't do
One of the hardest things to do during the holiday
in this
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
THOSE WHO KNOW.

There least eleven hundred this
dersand BOhevsm who exactly what it They
what the Bolshevst what Russia
soldiers returned Just weeks Russia where they
have been for the service of Uncle Sam.
think Boshevism inferred
which reached That
BOlshevks
We are Coming Home to Join the American Legion
And another thing impress the mind of
Holly believe all the
the lie to the statement that soldiers refused fight
the Boevists Siberia Men could have
officially
misunderstanding handful who could
and did comprehend the time what desired
Bohevist really looking
the Uncle Sans uniform
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
RECOMMENDATIONS n
40 SOLDIERS MADE
ACTION ~ sTATg L8oioLAruRg
A1a0 coNoNgss 10 Askgo IN
srArg ooMMiTrGg RGPoNT.
rheas VIZ Aleed In Campaign - BE-
ssss Work ts~ unsnsp'sysd ex-ssr-
vsss Men oAsuId cssaass RsSsrts.

Recommendation to sscsrs further
aUUort9ni0 and aid for e1-service
n1a - women were made % Cover
nse oafvss II. sAssp h the report sf
- State Osnnittes for Rslisf Of Dx-
Sesvsee men and woasa.
Ano0g thsss are:
fassass ef laws ovinS preferential
6Atnaoe - ez-ssgv1os men and w0gn-
- u p1s1hass sf stnAs lsnds, and pre-
eaeeno b sz>ssrvses msn and women
~ widows Of sx-seFvses men. In -
ssstng stats JpbA With especial prseer-
eo6A treatment 70 l1aobled veterans.
Setting aads Of certain sums from
the Soadfsrr Eatsstainnent Fund for
rse1s1 parpesss.
Paesags By national congress of land
Development AID honne aid legislation.
Appropriation By Congress to con-
ttnue operation ol Federal dsmobilisa-
tio0 bnrsau
IAsrsase Of hospital facilitiss Of the
Unltsd States PseaSc Health Service.
The oommittse, In accordance with
Instructions from Governor shoup, re-
ported on complaints aoainst the laws
and regulations governing federal
BUREAUS formed to assist eI-ssrvice
men, and on efforts now being made
at Warrington to obviate these criti-
cisms.
Harold HsalN Denver, secretary Of
the committee, will receive Individual
complaints Of exissrvics nlen and wom
en- who fed they have not received
Justice from these bureaus, with the
idea Of making adjustments. He Will
II he deems necessary, ask the COVER
nor 10 call meeting Of the state com
nittee to take whatever remedial ac-
ton may become necessary.
The committee recommends that en-
ployers, employment committees Of
the American Legion, Home Service
sections Of the Red Cross, employment
agencies, mayors, and others who aided
In the campaign, confer and arrange
for cooperation in continuing their
efforts, as the Unemployment problem
will continue, at least through the win
ter. A considerable number Of men
are yet to be discharged from service,
and others will be thrown out Of work
through closing Of seasonal employ
nents am
These agencies are urged to list sur.
plus Jobs with the State Labor Com
missioner.
The committee is headed by Karl
G. Schuyler Of Denver Other mem
bsrs are Harold Healy. Denver, secre-
tary; w. H. Smith and Lancie Ford.
Denver; Malcolm Erickson. Trinidad !;
Frank Kemp, Boulder: Sperry Pack
ard, Pueblo; Homer Graham, Mont
rosss b. A. Saidy. Colorado Springs.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
THE VALUE OF A DIME.

notice daily Chicago
also the conductor reaching for and advised him
trouble picking
buy anything"
There little homes right Holly
citizens these homes and proud of it.
dollars
preciative of them.
nickel
building world
originated
When he died time ncel dimes
which widow
thousand dollars
1t takes only dimes make dollar dime wasted is
of dollar wasted the dolarthnkng American would
look the dime dollar rather than
the people as a be off,
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01

in that section are not very fond OF
the industry, on account OF the
highly scented scent that prevails
in the vicinity of skunk killing.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01

but all are content to have the var
mints trapped as they are a menace
to chicken cO0ps.-Garden City
Telegram.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01

1eeanmsadA&tous to secure furtAsi
0vort1ni0 and aid for ez-service
nn1o ~ woansn were made % Cover
nse 0afves u. sAesp h the report q
- State Committee for Rslisf Of Dx
Sosvl1s men and woaea.
, 1920-03-26

many will really try to perform, serious
ly and honestly, the clossaI task she has
assumed. Who knows? DR.. Schiller the
minister Of justice, is reported to have
said that the government regarded as
IAN affair of honor to punish those really
guilty. Would we not ali wish to be-
Sc Sc, the acceptance and the admins
tration of justice She has the oppor-
tunity. If she can nominate just judges,
who in her name will deliver just judges,
just judgment, she will take a consid,,
cradle step toward retrieval of the moral
losses which were infinitely greater than
the material losses that she suffered in
the wal. Boston Herald.
, 1920-03-26
TRIAL OF WAR CRIMINALS

1t is not so easy as the allied and
associated powers at first imagined it
would be to put Germany's alleged war
criminals on trial for the offences laid to
their charge. No sooner was the treaty
signed than German ministers started a
struggle to free themselves from the
obligation for the delivery OF the former
Emperor, Crown Prince, army command
ers and other officers, numbering about
300 persons, wanted by the allies. The
German government declared that it was
NOT in it's power to discover and sur
render all the men named in the long
list and also protested against the I'M
fairness of their being accused, prose
cnted Judged and sentenced by their
enemies. This was a we'll grounded plea.
When the allied members of the supreme
council accepted it there was rejoicing at
Rorlin But that is now seen to have
been premature. $780,
The council has lifted an embarrassing
burden from it's w shoulders and laid it
gently on the shoulders Of the German
9overnment. Germany had an immense
snnnlv of war machinery, but her store of
judicial machinery is inadequate and an
f;o11ated She finds that when she
nIaaded for a chance to try her war
crinoinals she had not the means for the
ACCOMPLISHMENT of the task. Her su-
nreme court is UNFIT to undertake II. Inc
rational Assembly may be asked to create
q special court, but 1t could be only a
ston-oap affair in which there could be
no confidence. And upon the German
mind. assisted by allied suggestion,
, 1920-03-26

there dawns the conviction that a rial
If The alleged criminals by their friends
"a defenders Gao be nc fairer the \ a
tr;al hv their enemies and accus ers.
tho,'ob the res Its in either case m ght
be the opposit: Of the results in The
o oG ~0 Choose rial either by friend3 or
bv foes. and ,robably il would BE- a
00TIffS # were possible to form a tribunal
o-omnosed of tn. abIest and worth sst
;',daes in the service of neutral natirrs,
thot WOULD be ii ; ideal col rt for the I'll
81 Of the men VIII made a criminal rec otd
d,r;no the war But thoNe nations are
not nowerful. al I they man fear to m
neriI their future, We watch to seeif Ger
, 1920-03-26

Contribution to this paper mill be glad
IN received Wben the san deals with mat
ters of general interest, and is Gccomp0-
MED wiM the authors name, as q qu02'-
antee of good fajth. The editor cannot be
responsible for the UleWs Of has correspon-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-03-26

Entered as second-cLass InGttef M0g
2fM ora tie Post Oyico at CtrjstlGn-
<tot. st. Croic, V. /. OF the Il. 5. A., I'm
Ie,' thu Aci of N1rch 5. 1879
, 1920-03-26

All weight; and measures are AMERICAN STANDARD.
Fractional parts of a pound to b sod in direct proportion to the pound rate.
Cbritiansted 81. Croix, the "a Iarch 1920.
Signed [. g. CANEGATA,
Chairman,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25

El Pepsodcnt csta basado CT IA pep
sina. disolvente dc la albumina. ia
pelicula cs una substantial albuminOss.
IL objeto del Pepsodent es disolverla y
combatirla despues constantemente.
FL empleo de la pepsina pafecio por
i-lucho tempo impossible. Debc scr
activada el medic usual 6 an acido
daiiino para los dientes. Pcro Ia ciencia
ha descubierto un medic activador ino-
fensivo La pepsina activada pucde scr
aplicada ahors noche y dia, para COM
batir aquella pelicula.
Los principales dentistas dc todas
Tartes recomiendan ahora el Pcpsodent.
Un sinnumero dc personas 10 han
adoptado va Tubitos de ensayo son
ofrecidos por todas parties para mostrar
a los otros los resultados que produce.
Envie el cupon por III tubito para 10
dias. Note que limpios &c sienten los
dientes despues dc ussrlo. Observe Ia
ausencia de la pelicula pegajosa. Yea
como sc blanquean los dieutes medi-
da que desapareoe la peIicula adherida.
Dele que el espeio le muestre 10 que
el Pepsodent signihca para su denta-
dura. Decida entonees I'd. misno 10
que convenga Cor:e q cuD6n ahora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
Esta ahora sobre sus dientcs

Existe ahora sobre sus dientes UNA
pelicula pegajosa. I'd. puede sentirla
con la lengua Sc adhere los dientes,
penetra entire ellos y ahi sc fila.
Ell uso del cepillo solo no la elimina.
Las pastas de dientes ordinarias no la
disuelven Y en- esta forrna, mes trs3
mes, continua acumulandose, pudendo
ocaSionar un daho incesante.
Lo que sc de5colora cs esa pelicula-
no los dientes. Els la base del sarro.
Retiene los residuos de los alimentoS
que Sc fermentan y fornan acido Man
tiene este acido en- coltacto con lc5
dientes, 10 que ocasiona la carries.
Millones de microbes sc crian en
ella Estos, con el sarro, son la causa
principal de la piorrca. Sc ha determi-
nado ahora que la mayor parte de las
Intermediates de los dientes sc de5en
a esa pelicula.
Los dentistas mas eminentes han
estado buscando durante mucho amos
la manera de elirninar esa pelicula. S.
han convencido de que el uso del cepillo
solo no podia preservar la dentadura, ST
sc deiaba sobre eIlos dicha pelicula. Ell
disolvente de esa pelicula va ha sido
encontrado. Ensayos convincentes
practicados por comPetentes autorida-
des, 10 han probado sin dejar lugar a
duda. El metodo Sc prcsenta ahora
bajo la forma de un dentifrico llamado
Pepsodent, del cual proveemos gra-
tuitamente un tubito de casayo todo
el que 10 solicite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
CONCURRENTE CALAM0
Cal correr de la pluma)
vELADA PRINCIPEsCA EN- LA ELE-
GANTISINA MoRADA DEL sEaoR
ALCALDE
RENTE CALAMo

EUREKA. .i.l iGAUDEAMUS. -
Nuestra culta poblaci6n ha es:ado de
placemes. El domingo tltimo, las nue.
We POST MERIDIEM, la CREME de
la CREME de la sociedad bejucalefia
hallabase congregada en- los suntuosos
salones del egregio honorabilisimo AL
calde, para celebrar una lucidisima
velada. Encontrabase ALI la HIGH
LIFE. el BON TON, ell NON PLUS UL-
IRA de la distinction ell buen gusto.
En- vista de tai lujo y esplendor no ca
bia sino exclanar con ell poeta:-''i 10
TEMPORAe - 10 MoRES. - Y
no digo que hnbiera' sus pequefios luna
res. iPECATA MINUTA! Pero, como
dijo muy bien virgilio:-"PosT NUBI
LA PHEBUS''. Ell cronista no puede
apartarse de la verdad, de ningln mo-
do. :-''AMICUs PLATo-decia CT
ceron-SED MAGIs ANXIOUS vERI-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-25
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

Algunas personals en- su desespera-
tron por alguna enfermedad de los
rinones que no han. podido combatir
con exito, tales como; dolor de espalda,
dolor de caderas y lomos, hinchaz6n
de las munecas, piernas y pantorrillas,
reumatismo, cansancio, flojedad de las
piernas, catarro inflamacion de la
vejiga, ardor y quemaz6n al hacer
aguas, derrames voluntarios durante
la noche y orina de color sanguinoento
o con sedimento; desconfian de tales
o cuales preparedness dc patente. A
esas personas les conviene probar las
PildOras "Mitchella" para los Ri
nones y seguramente que bendeciran
haber tenido la oportunidad de haber-
las ensayado.. Estando los rihones en-
cstado normal saludable, segGn el
destino que les dio Ia naturaleza, todos
los productos venenosos que sc acumu-
Ian en- el ORGANISING, son eliminados
por las orinas, pero cuando los rifiones
sc hallan congestionados inactivos
por diferentes enfermedades, esos pro-
ductos nocivos en- vez de pasar a las