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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

AmuSementS
BRYANT WASHBURN In
NEW LIGHT ROMANCE
Star Has u Delightful Role In Glove
insurance.

If one likes romance in the form of
a motion picture film, it is certainly
to be had at the Casino theater to-
morrow when Bryant Washburns new
Palamount picture, Love Insurance,
is to be presented.
The romance starts when Dick
Minot, the role played by the star,
while on his way down to Florida to
promote a wedding between an Eng
lish nobleman and an American heir
ess, which his employers have IN
sured, meets by chance beautiful
girl and has a Irritation with her. The
plot thickens when Dick finds that
the very girl with whom he has fall
en- in love is the heiress in question
Between love and duty, he appeals
to his employers, but he is forced to
sacrifice love en- the altar Of duty
Just as the girl is about to be- mar
ried to the nobleman, she hears OF
his bet with Lloyds on their marriage
which results IN her announcement OF
both the suitor and Dick besides
Dick leaves for home and discovers
the girl also on the train. PASSING
through the town Of their first &C.
quaintance, fond memories again SOW
the seed Of romance. and they are
reconciled.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
.TUCK IN PAWN" IS
NEW PICTURE WITH
MARGUERITE CLARK
Dainty Star Is Country Girl With Ar
tistic Ambitions in Screen YER
sion OF Stage Success


tistic Ambitions in Screen YER
sion Of Stage Success
Another Broadway stage play has
been converted into a screen vehicle
for Marguerite Clark. Following her
recent success in widow by Proxy"
also a former stage comedy, she Is
being presented in "Luck in Pawn
Marvin Taylor's light dramatic sue
cess, and will be seen at the Casino
theater Thursday. The picture Is de-
scribed as a comedy of the type thai
Miss Clark has always succeeded IN
making extremely entertaining and
sparkling on the screen 1t cen
Germs the fortunes of little country
girl who aspires to be an artist and
seeks the advice Of noted painter
as totheme rit Of her work, only to
be told that her talents along artis-
tic lines are extremely limited
However, her charms attract 4
young rich idlcr, who sees in her a
welcome relief from the sophisticated
women. Of his acquaintance in con-
slant pursuit Of him for his wealth
He establishes her in a fashionable
hotel as his guest, concealing her
identity from his mother. Despite
exposure by matchmaking dowager
and other complications. the affair
turns out happily. Charles Meredith
heads capable supporting cast, and
the picture was directed by Waite,
Edwards.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
inside the court railing.

When the prisoner is seated bo :,
the center attraction of the entiro
courtroom, being in full view from
every side of Judge, jury, ATTORNEYS
and spectators. The room itself is
very plain. The walls are bare Of
pictures and ornaments. In line and
color the effect is notably dignided
and and severe. Only a few symbols
of justice indicate the character Of
the setting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

The sessions Of the United States
Senate for several years after the es-
Enlistment Of the Federal govern.
ment were all secret.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

OLIVE THOMAS BEAUTY
IS FAR-FAMED
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

It would appear that Selznick ha
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TO MY PATRONS

As it Is my intention to leave Nom earned winters vacation with my fam fly in the states. my jewclry store will be closed during the period of my ab- scnce. I intend. however, to return to Nome in the Spring and will re open the store. On the eve of depurt- ture wish to express my sincere grat itude to the people of this section fo' the patronage they have extended an which it has been my pleasure to re ceive.
 Signed. A. J. MUELLER.
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ing hands upheld and the flames leap ing upward from every portion of his clothing. Peterson threw himself on the blazing figure, knocking Wein- rich down, and attempted to beat out the flames with his bare hands. Weinr-ich's clothing was by this time burned to finder u@. fell int" ashes and charred fragments under Peter sons touch. During the operation Weinrich called several times for some one to "get the fire department" and also exclaimed to Peterson I'm done for" Before Peterson could tear all the burning clothing from WelnrlGh's Breeding. Weinrich's fiancee, who re- sides in the samc building with her daughter and sister Mrs. Larsen, came to his assistance with a blanket in which the injured man was wrapped The belief that Wefn,'ich purposelT fled from the building owing to fear that his blazing clothinE would sci the place afire arose from 2 staten nt made by him to Mrs. Ere ding at tiis junctura in realy to . question hy teg fs to why he ran to the street, Wen rich answered, "t did it to save var ladies"
 By this time someone had so, 2 
 au for the fire department but hefor
 tne trucl arrived Ed Holt. Fred Pei crson and CaA Heriem had proeure .Ire aEtingui.hers and unenchol tl
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Leagu" Park, Cleveland, Oct. D The Cleveland Indians slugged their way to victory over the Brooklynites on the local grounds today. winning the fourth g;lme of the worlds sei'ioS hy d score of to 1.
 The base ball pride smould"rins q ta, hearts f G1eve'sa4'.9 peep, tar3 i2 years of participation in the annual contests for the base ball cham pionsl,p blazed into furry of excitement for today's game and packed the grounds with an enthusiastic multitude Yhos' spirit seemed to enthuse the Indians to he highest pitch of endcavot.
 The Clevelanders tore int" tle v's- tors from the start and '1'n"le" Vii bet Robins was forced 70 end in fou, of his pitchers in an attempt to turn the tide, They did not do it.. hovey F. Cadore. MamouN Narguard and pfeffcr were sent into the box a.,o a.rar th- otayr hut n looked aIiFa to the .pnumt triaeeman. lt va Cloyel3aFs sIsela of the e'.ps- gle a1 tFa Hne fue taa'a np fl- lost tm 5r =o.'s-r-s If trea- l'.L Ioet'nr .hagout t-a s.na-
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LOUIS WElNRICH VICTIM
 OF SAD FATALITY

The victim of mistaken use of gas
 oline in kindling fire, Louis Vein
 rich, widely known old time resident
 died in Maynard Columbus Hospital burns received in an explosion accur- ing at 6 D. m. last evening n his apartments on the upper floor of the ''ltilding fo"m""lv 'cupied by lie Crowley gronnr:' s;o;o at tha co"ne:' of Front Street and Steadman Avenue.
 Exact details of what occurred are not available. Statements made by the victim, however indicate beyond doubt that he attempted to light q fro with gasoline contained in a Zeroene oil can. Following the resultant ex plosion. which tore the entire bottom out of the can, precipitatinG the in famnble contents over Weinrichs clothing, he apparently jumped into ed in an aadeator to smother hi- blazing garments. He was either m able to do so or became fearful of set ting the bed and building on fire and made a dasa ror the street. wncrt his clqthing was extinguished by Frei Peterson. the well Known shoe deal CT. Mir. Pctorson's hands Were se- verely burned in the peration. '"- corling to the story cid hy him, Wrtn- rich appeared like pillar Of fire when he came upon the scene. He was standing in ,r narrow alley way rur
 ming along the eas1 side of the build
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The big benefit dance and enter t.linncnt for the Cfildren's Home and Hospital will take place tol' sht at Eagle Hall, commencing at o:"o T. m '. The committee in charge has worked ind fatiguahlv during the ,a*. weol and an excellent program of entertain : ment features is offered those attcnd- ing. This includes vocal and insrru- mental numbers by the best ta'cn. in children inmates of the home.
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CHILL DREN'S HOME AND HOSPITAL
 BENEFIT THIS EvEnIMG

Other attractions have :'so ueen prepared and with refreshments and dancing should provide un evening uf delightful ent rtainment.
 Everyone in the city should attend. even tho they have to borrow the dol lar admission. To do so will not only display a fine sense of kindness and Christian charity but also greatly as sist most worthy cause. The hos pital alone should provide practical incentive to everyone to contributs
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flames in Weinrich's rooms. During overcome by smoke and gasoline fumes but luckily rolled down the stairwav mo the air before entirely overcome. By the time the fire de pertinent arrived the flames were ovarcomc with small damage to the premises.
 Weinrich was hurried to V Nlvna'd- Columbus Hospital, where his ir.u"ies were dressed by Dr. Welch. It was found that practically every part Of Wcnlfch's hody. with the -N"option of the feet and the upper portion o' his head had been scorched by the flames. During the dressing process n" ski" Is .lid to have peeled off over muior portion of the body revealing t'" pa.- tally cooked flesh beneath "NtrG n t.e wide extent of the burns. rocov- er1 was practically hopeless. Follow ut his arrival at the hospital Woiaricn displayed remafllalle fortitude and buae his terrible injuries with great courage. He l. said to uave liked ta several p,,l,ss ov.k y5 lated ,aaa 5ae accident WITS his town fault" and dne ta ai+ a4us zoo guiclt' n doing thins..
 Ue was made ae eoufrtahl. a. possible and appeared to r. .a-.ina
 ly few homS alter inc er'd.at Ia-ev 1o developed unfagmao. 'mo. ta4ns and sank rp'my uoI d Hta eoJ- lel ais suffering aboul 3 a m.
 The tragedy in addiaou to beine 1 the most GreNsorne fatality occurne hero in years, is lent an added sadnes by the fact that il occurred almost or the ev of is wedding to Mrs IroaG- ing. The couple were to have been married next Thursday.
 TAe deceased was an old tim re~-
 dent of the district and was widely and flvorlblv known. He engaged in i mining at various periods and also fol- iowei his trade of butcher and meat i cutter. During the past winter he was smployod by W7m Webb and w3us con- oected With the reindeer shippina op- CT tons of the I.omcn Company. He was a member of several lodc's and fra;e"nities including the Odd Fellows. : Eagles. Moose and Pioneers of Alaska. l His funeral will be held Sunday a' 2:So ?. m. under the auspices of the | Pioneers
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
(HARGES WILSON MITH mIS2E:PIRESEHTIE(5
 ARTICLE 1l

Kansas C-tt. p,,, H-Scnator Iiarl- ing. 4ddrv<Sins a crowd of nfa thou~.nd people here this evenius. c.p,. .sed I'r, sidcnt Wilson with "~tah- horuly misrepr senting" Article 10 or the League of Nations covcnan Harding charged that the article iH question is the most dangerous propo- siti"n eyer presented 10 the American people.
 In an address at St Joseph. Harding ncwcd his attacks on the League of Nations and declared he does not want any American boy or girl mort gagged to serve the interests of som ambitious power of Europe"
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
Esrdiug League Rejection Character,
 jzed as German Victory"

Washington, Sept. S-"senator II1rdins's utter rejection of the Lelsu.. f Nations is q great German victory" Joseph Tumulty. President Wilson's secretary. said in a statement to the newspaper representatives here today.
 TurulN said he is greatly interested in learning how Taft. Wickcrsham and othrr p"o'n n"ut lepui.'rlr. adv, .p;cs C; the .eas'i, f Nje'ors would view Harding's position.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
CLEVELAND EVER
 WITH DODGER

l,rooklyn's lone tally came in fourth ming The teahns are even with two games each. Follow were the team lineup's:
 Brooklyn Olson; 3rd base, Jol son; If. Griffith; f. Wheat: Of Meye It base Eonetchy; 2nd base Kildu ea. .her Miller; p.tcho $, 'feffer, M; qiard. Cadur~ Mamaux
 Cleveland-lf. Jameson: 2nd ba Wilmbagans; cf Speaker; If Smit 3rd base Gardner: lst base w. Joh son; ss ScaweII: catcher, o'Nei pitcher. Coyeleskfe.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
DEATH CLAIMS OLD TIMER

Perry Moore, widely known folmel r resident of this section. passed awar at his childhood home in Hart. Mich i2an. during the month of August. ac- cording to information received by ceased. from the widow, who is also well known here. The deceased lef. tubeclosis Of the lungs. which is sr.ve'' IS the cause of his demise
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
GEORGE DISCUSSES AMERICAN
 LEAGUE ATTITUDE

T1anduno, Wales, Oct. 9-Lloyd Es--ge in 2 speech here today. de a''"ed that the conflict of parties in .tFl3erica has lead to the result that taey have not Vet signed the treaty ot peace with Germany, adding. If there had been conflict like that in Great Britain the latter would have iAad no peace today and there would f.n t1ermore. have been no treaty"
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
RUSSIANS TO CONCENTRATE
 FORCES ON WRANGELL

Executive Council has determined th;, 1 following an early peace with Poland, Soviet Russia will concentrate it's army aGairs st General WrangeH in South H:Sfa. in an effort to retain control of the rich oil lands in that section. sceord.,g to an official dispatch re- ce,ved today.
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FRISCO WOMAN PROHIBITION
 DIRECTOR CANNEO 2

san t..o. a,o. uct. 9-}-s G udy- l.mtau Tmuur'uu Californ-'* N,- m-n u.an!oit.on enforcement dleecto.. has been directed 10 turn over her or- flee To Jo1n l.. Considinc of Saa Francisco, in telegram from Wash ingt0n.
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WHITE HOUSE lMPoRTUNED TO PREVENT WINTER COAL FAMINE

WaShing,on. oct. -To'eg7,rhir
 pp ts to tn" White Ilous ftom all a4'te of th. country are 3slNns reliof tron the threatened winter coaI short age e0d for an agreement on methods of leeycatine serious can1it nns th,s ~ cr The talcgrams b4vo bece r. ,r, sl to inc Interstate to.Hme ,.- o+nm sion
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INDIA WANTS ALASKA SPRUCE

Seattle, oct. 9-Corpnrltions la India have written to seattle concerns for quoD41iona on Alaska spruce for ,Jeroplane and railroad ties. The lat- ter ar" to he cresnted here before ship mcnt to India
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As the entertainment is for the benefit "f both, one is enabled to help both for trifhng sum and see a good enter talnment In the bargain. Everyone should turn out and onyone who will ing stays home should be ashamed of q project.
 Following is the stage program to be rendered under the direction of Mr. Elmer Reed:
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CLEVELAND MAKES IT 2 EvEI
WILSON ASKED TO PREVENT COAL FAk1|N|
NOME FLYERS AT EDMONTON

Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 9-Thro. uf the Nome flyers arrived here late yesterday afternoon on their return trin to New York.
 The aitrnen expect to get away for Saskatoon some time today.
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LONE RoBBER PLUMBERS
 IDAHO BANK

Spokane. Oct 9-hfter locking two women clerks in the vault. an un- ;H1sked man today robbed the State Sank of Plumner, Idaho. of s3 200 iu @ sh and made his escape.
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COX GIVES $5,coo TO
 CAMPAIGN fJND

New York, Oct 9-Gov~eur' Gov has contributed s,,1"0 to the demo cratic national cam. a1Gn, il Was aa-
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IRELAND CHARGED WITH AlDIHIG GERMAN
 SUB, CAMP A|GN

City Hall was destroyed by d bomb this morning. Six explosions occur ed and were followed by considerable rifle fire. So far as known thee were 20 casualties.
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ECYS FIND ALLEGED
 ANARCHIST BOMB

Hutchinson, <as. Oct. 9-lSoy; Ht pay today found what is believed to he an anarchist bomb near the Conver- ton Hall in the heart of the city
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EARTHQUAKES
 IN NORTH ITALY

Rome, oct S- Numerous earth quake shocks are occurring over a larg" part of Northern Italy. according to dispatches reaching here.
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Armed men Attack East Clare Police
 Barracks

Dublin. Oct. 9-The police barlaclj, at F'eabe. East Clare, was attack.,' by armed men late yesterday Con stable William Stanley was sho1 and killed.
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

All Odd Follows are requested fo meet at their hrll ? p. m. Sunday for tho purpose of attending tic funera! of Brother L Wsinrieh.
 2. ]. BOURBON, See.
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ANT|-S0vIET REBELLION
 RAMPANT IN MOSCOW

London. Oct. A great rebellion has broken out in Moscow. the seat of the Bolsheviki government the aim of which is the overthrow of the So- viet regime. according to Copenhag- en dispatch to tine London Telegraph today.
 eeishcvik Submarines Seeking Pole
 Muntien Ships
 Washington. Oct. s-Bolsheviki
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B. sure to have the Nugget mailed to your outside address before Ieav ing for the winter. Mailed anywhere for $1 % per month.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

All Pioneers arc requested te meet st the P;enccr isieo, Sunday at two ?. n. fer the purpsss II attending the funeral ef orethsr Leuis Vain. rich.
 cHAs THORNTON
 oseFetary
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submarines bent on intercep,ing mu- nitions shipments to Poland have been reported off the Estho;ans coast. bouna apparently for Danzig, according to an announcement by the State De- partment.
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Carnarvon, Wales, Oit~ 9--A cha rge that Ireland assisted Germany in her submarine campaign during the World War wtts made here today by Pre- mier Lloyd George. while attackinc the proposal to confer dominion rule upon Ireland. The premier said:
 q did not tell you during the war, but I knew that Ireland assisted tho Germans in their subrna rine campaign. We must break up," the premier ad- ded, the murder gang that is tyran- nizing Ireland"
 CORK CITY HALL
 DAMAGED BY DYNAMITE
 Cork Ireland Oct 9-Part of the
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MOOSE ATTENTION

All Meess requested 70 meet al Hrose EAu (. D. n. Saudi. 10 at. tc'd Funeral Of Bro LoL:s Vein ' n.
 DICTATOR
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Brooklyn Star Arrested For Tick
 Scalping

Clevel nd. oct. 9 -"l;ube' Ma I'll. rd BrookNn'7 star left handt pit, h F. w1s arrested today on charl .f tioi,et sctlniag. lie is charged wi, misunderstanding fer sale world seri, hoE scat, for wlicl.,. i.' .h 'aseFi r tVed 525c
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PROGRAM

Tropical Song. ;. MT. Jack Nelson 2-Recitation Mrs. Peggy cress Tai, 2-contraito soio. l.. .... ....
 ........ Miss Marguerite Kauism 4-cornes Solo. ..... Mr. nufree,- '5-vocal Duet. ... ....
 .... Miss We'd, Olson. J;| :, son Is-Eskimo Dance By Mission c,.i,dre, 7-soio. ..... .Alr. Jack Seq, At the plano. .lliss Helen Low. r.,
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fsus.eris. NOW for tn. Nom. Nusss.
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The only newspaper published
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FOR SALE

2 four room houses nicely furnished for sale reasonable. Inquire Nugget Office.
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
DIR. S. FRIEDMAN HONORED By
HEBREW UNION COLLEGE


DIR. VIM. S. Friedman was honored
by the Hebrew Union College by being
invited to deliver the Baccalaureatc
address ut the graduation exercises OF
u class of rabhis He received the
following telegram:
"Dr. WIN. s. Friedman,
Denver, Colo.
"Dr. Kaufman Kohler. president OF
Board of Managers. invites yOu to de
liver the Baccnlaureate address at
the Hebrew Union College. June 9th.
Henry Englander. Secretary.
DIR. Fireman replied he regretted eN-
ceedingly that an engagement. which
it was impossible for him to break
prevented him from accepting the hon
or extended to him
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
PAUL SEGAI. TO GRADUATE FROM
COLUMBIA COLLEGE JUNE 2.

Among those who are to receive the
degree of Bachelor of Arts from Col
liInbia College at its Commencement
on June End of this year Is a Denver.
man, PAUL Moses Segal. Mr.. Segal.
who is widely known in Jewish circles
Of this city, will be graduated with
his class after having met with con-
siderable success in college activities.
He was a member of two. champion
ship debating teams. of one of which
lie was captain in his Junior year;
and in his Senior year was member
Of the team which tied for the cham
pionship. He was elected to Delta
Sigma Rho the honorary national For-
ensic Fraternity. Three times he was
awarded the Gold Kings Crown. Col.
umbia's highest non-athletic award.
In literary activities. Mr. Segal
was a member of Bears Head, the
Columbia Poetry society, won the joint
Menora l-Zionist Prize for his essay.
THE Name. jew" contributed to the
literary publications, and is perhaps
best known for his story. which had
Denver for its locale. "A Flat on Gil
pin Street
1t is expected that Mr. Segal VIII
continue his studies at the Columbia
Law School as candidate for the A.
NJ. and LII. b. degrees. after which he
will take up the practice of law in
Denver.
Mr.. Segal was member of the Phi
Sigma Delta Fraternity. of which he
was president in his Senior year. and
editor of its publications in his Junior
year.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
CLOSING MEETING OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL SISTERIIOOD.

The last meeting of the Sisterhood
of Temple Emanuel was held Monday.
May 10, in the vestry rooms of the
Temple. The annual reports were
given. Very interesting papers We're
read by both the retiring president.
Mrs VIM. Degen. and the incoming
president Mrs. NJ. ID. Barnett. There
was a very fine exhibit of work done
by the sewing circle of the Sisterhood.
under the direction of Mrs. X. Kinds
Lopf Mrs. Rindskopf is leaving the
city and has had to resign this office.
to the great regret of the SisterhoOd
as she had carried it on in a most eff
ficient and capable manner. Mrs. >.
Sheflan has kindly consented to nc-
cept this important work, which, she Is
well qualified to undertake.
An excellent program followed. Mrs.
Fred Reyer played two piano solos.
"a Romance" by Schuppe, and
''Pompadour Tan" by Cadmen.
Mr.. Walters sang THE Blind Plow-
man" and "Homing." and gracious
ly responded with an encore.
Mrs. Ida Kruse MacFarlane gave
an interesting review of the new
book by II. c. Wells, ''The Undyins
Fire"
The meeting then adjourned for u
social half hour
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
CALIFORNIAN DELIGHTED
WITH DENVER AND IT'S INSTI-
TUTIONS.

Denver. the beautiful. the institu-
lions supported by the Jews In tn"
city. and the communal life of its
orthodox contingent, made n profound
impression upon David Miller. builder
and capitalist of Oakland. Calf. who
is in the city at present. Mr.. Miller.
in visiting all places of interest in
the city. included the office of the
Jewish News.
Mr.. Miller is on his way to New
York to visit the Rabbi Isaac FL
chanan Yashivnh in Europe before COM
rs the Theological Seminary of Amer
lea. He had attended the Isaac FL
chanan ashivah in Europe before COM
ing to this country. and Is deeply in
terested In all matters pertaining to
traditional Judaism.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-12
ZIONISTS ANNOUNCE SHEVUOTU
FESTIVAL.

The entertainment committee of the
Denver Zionist district are arranging
Grand Shevuoth festival to be held
on Monday evening, May oath at the
Palm Theatre.
A very elaborate program has been
arranged A playlet "Iiuth" by the
Nair Tomid club: vocal solos by Miss
Minnie Weinberg: violin solos. singing
by the Hatikwah club. and as a spe-
cial feature. moving pictures and Pal
estinian stereoptican views will be
shown.
ZiOnists and friends are asked to
reserve that date, May oath.