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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17
Of RuhIes and
Couldn't Buy a Husband

80
MANILA. =. H. June i6-Three
hundred or more Russian war
brides" who have come here from
Siberia with their American soldier
husbands. arc to be sent 10 TIE
United States by The government o.
soon a. transportation Is available
These brides come from every
station In life from the peasant girl
10 the COLLEGE graduate and a mum
Der had been accustomed 10 the lux.
urics of life before war and revolu.
lion drove them from their homes.
Their experiences In Manila prub
ably have been a disappointment 10
most Of them, as their soldier hus.
bands on their meagcr pay OF $50
a month have been unable 10 sup
port a family. house rent and food
prices having almost doubled here
within The last year.
To he Srnt 10 q. =.
To prevent these Russian girls
from actual suffering. the Red Cruss
and other charitable organizations
have provided them with shelter
and food.
They are willing 10 work. hut
having no knowledge ~ English or
spanish. they are unable 10 find
employment In any Of the stores Of
Manila and native men and hoys are
preferred for house servants.
After several weeks NJ inyesiiga.
lion a. 10 the best disposition Ia
make of the war brides and their
solder husbands. the army auihori
ties decided that they, with few ex.
ccplions, should be sent 10 the
United States and there distributed
among the army camps and posts,
where quarters r available for
married enlisted men, These the
department of the Philippines Is not
able 10 provide. Only those enlisted
men with wives who have an in
come In addition Ia their army pay
will be permitted TO remain In the
Philippines.
All Wanted Husbands
Some Of the Russian girls who
were disappointed in not obtaining
soldier husbands at Vladivosiok. dis.
euised a. American soldiers. slowed
away on transports and came 10 Ma.
Mia. 40 eager we're they 10 escape
from the turmoil and suffering
which have prevailed In Siherin al.
most since the beginning Of the war.
These sl0waways were turned over
10 the authorities here 10 be de-
ported a. the country whence they
came. Several of them were married
AZ the pier while awaiting 10 be put
on board n transport for the voyage
back 10 Nladivostok. which made
Them American citizens and gave
them The right 10 remain here.
} One Of these slowaways. clad IN
male attire. when about 20 be- placed
ON board a transport for deporta.
ton. with several thousand Russian
ruhles In her hands appealed TO the
crowd al the pier for some man N
marry her and save her life from
what she said would be certain
death n she were returned 10 81
IBERIA. The Russian money which n
now Of little or no value appeareC
! 10 have no Influence toward bring
inn forth a husband for the woman
! and she was sent back 10 Siberia.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17
Women Must Dress
Decent, Says Judge

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. June 49,.
Judge Frank W. Geigcr OF common
pleas court issued a warning that
women who apply for divorces In
his court must be careful OF their
dress. The Jnrge told attorneys that
Il don't care II u 10 hot az H.,
these women have got 10 wear more
clothes when they come into court,
This thing Of peekaboo waists and
seelhore skirts has got 10 stop"
Many fine residences are being
built in Albuquerque.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

porlales Journal: Federal Pro
hihliion Enforcement Agent A. T.
0reeg has proved a thorn IN me
side Of me booileEEer and the
m~conshlner. During the past thirty
days he has rnided two siills zap.
lured 5000 worth Of booze 300
gallons o. wine. eo0 gallons Of
Choclam beer. and has made a
arrests. The most recent raid was
"a Tllerns canyon. AZ the Silva
place whore one Roida was arrest
80 and pal undcr q sfooo bond. The
good. captured were whisky, wine
ana brandy.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17
OfiicsTs 24th Infantry
IN Line for Promotion

Forty Army officers w the ~
paao military district. who ? IN
line for promotion. = being ex'
amlned al Fort Bliss. The examin'
Ing board Is composed Of General
Robert 4. Howe. district comman'
der; Colonel c. }. symmondA. Colonel
n. l.. Newhold and Colonel r. w.
Weed. The examinations started
Tuesday. The officers from Camp
Furloug who are 20 be examined are
a. follows;
Major W. q. Doane, Major n. a
Ripley. Major J. W. French
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

1s C0IaaAa. D.ny osuIlE !. % ~ asaIs y pau . s.,rs.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17
OhngOH's Memory IHisIihIe;
Borders on the Marvellous

NOOALES, ArR- anne io-Hep'
eral Aware Ohregun. lender Ia che
movement that recently oynrlhrew
the cnrransa government 10 Mexico,
has q remarkable memory. accord.
Ing n. Percy Mcaker, an Enslishman
who has resided Ia slnaloa for many
years and who. during The receni
war with Germany, acted 10 an exec
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

senator Harding denies ne was
born IN a log cabin. Like al print.
rrs I was born with a silver spoon
IN my mouth"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

The Tucumcari ~. ny Llght and
Power Company has purchased q
building which will be remodeled
into offices.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

An oil company Is planning a deep
test well nea Hope, n. N.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-17

Roswell's retail stores close Thurs
day al noon during The summer.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
RE,ORGANiZATTON OF fitNGAR.
Ian OkTffODOx Jews

-
Budapest-Adolph Frankci. Prcsf-
dent of the Hungarian Jewish Or.
thodox Congregations. announced that
as soon as THE boundary of THE new
Hungarian state wouM be settled by
the Peace Conference. elections will Te
held for the Jewish Council. which is
to be rc-organized. Instead of six
hundred members as It now has. there
will only lie two hundred ami fifty
in the new organization.
The organization of Orthodox Jew
ish communities is now planning the
establishment of a Rabbinical College
IL, Budapest Until now this orgali-
alton has supported the Orthodox
Rabbinical Institute of riessbnrg. but
since this city by the terms of the
Pence Treaty is now within the bo'in-
Diary of Czcchoslovakia. the Hungarian
Jews have decided to establish n sem
mary of their own in Budapest.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
sfiEyUOTH.

Next Sunday May 49, Jews will celebrate the festival of She
vuo Of the important days the calendar of the
jew when he agricultural people 1t is also celebrated to
commemorate the giving of the Ten Commandments to Israel
physical liberty the slaves of Egypt
Shevuoth the spiritual liberty The two festivals
another the first celebrating the liberty which
be granted being-persona ibert-a simple thing
grant pendd gift receive The othersprtual beftys
difficult grant, must achieved by recipient
be given him. He must himself be able to live according
laws of the Ten Commandments to acquire his spiritual lib
erty.
There in the Tamud that the Divine Revelation
first offered to other people, but they accept
rigorous demands the Torah The bbis interpreted this
that the other nations could have received the Divine
could have emancpated themselves
spiritual bondage Israel willing to make the effort However,
from that distant day the time they to whom the
first given have not yet been able to break the bonds
holding them spiritually captive Neither they the other
the world have learnt se their passions and evil de-
and live according to the ten simple commands handed
Israel the festival to be celebrated Sunday From the first
who strictly observe the in spirit well
in fact
these beneent laws into practise the world would
become paradise earth.
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A MER1TED REBUKE.

The Jewish Tribune of New York, editorial last
weeks issue speaks its mind in uncertain regarding the
disrepue brought by Denver coregonsts
Jewry by those whom the Tribune calls Orthodox Rshom
lay wereh o he
Jewish
fshohwcRed (Resh fakishs
settled Manons coth Chove umazck
prodaiming their act Immoral and un7Jewish"
This matter is still unsettled and in the courts.
disregard for law, of the jewish quoted by Rabbi
the editorial and of the secular them
un-Jewish
The Jew loyal to law from the of the law at Mount
Sinai thru the Torah with the added rulings of the rabbisa
This law the especially the orthodox jew faith
fully Yet in instances like the dsgracefu episode Pass
crafty personal aggrandizement to sustain OBJ
position all the teachings Of their Judaism forgotten
and they Recommendations
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Two WOMEN EiiECTEif 10 JEW.
ISH ASSEMBLY IN PALESTINE
VOTING. '.

New York. May 1.-Two women
won seats in the Jewish constituent MS
scmbly of Palestine in the election held
n few days ago. It was the first pop
nlar election ever held in the Holy
Iand. it il said.
The labor group. will control ma
iority of the delegates of the assembly.
which will draft part Of the funda-
mental law Of tile Jewish communi-
ties in Palestine.
The elections were open to every
lew and Jewess in Palestine above the
age of 20. The ability to read. write
and speak Hebrew was the only quar-
fications demanded of candidates for
tile assembly Seventy-five per cent
of the Jewish population is said to
have voted.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
STATE OF MAssAChUsETTs
SENDS GREETINGS TO NEW
. JEWISH NATION. =

Tre Cdminonwenithc Of Massaciiii.
sets has officially recognized the re-
birth Of the Jewish milton by res6ih-
tions adopted Unanimously ht the
House of Representatives Of that stair.
The resolutions READ: ' ".
"ordeted, That the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives greets with
profound satisfaction the official, rec
ogn1tion by the Powers of the right
Of the Jewish people ton national eN,
istence lii Palestine. and that It deep
IL rejbices I'd See, the national ;iibeta-
ton .6f TIE Children OF fsfaei who viii
t,ii;,e more shed lustre on our cfvili;
zatim: that it halls the jewish iIu-
tioiial restoration to tifr Ancestr,,i SOIL
as az triumph of Justice for which all
niaikind, sR6,iIti be grateful: tint It
urges upon the government of; the
United States of America to use, its
best ien,leaypfs to facilitate the sfeedy
development Of Palestine Into n jew
ish national homeland; fof only on Its
o&n. soil can the Jewish people :lite
its own life and make, as At. Inns innlt.
i'll tile past. its cnn racteristic ANA 'speci-
&c, contribution to, the spiritual. treasss
IRE III humanity; and BE it. faftfter =
.6riered. That copies of Sthis;order
be fofwa rded by the Secretary of: the
Connnonwealth. to The President Of, the
arnittd states. to the Senators and
Representatives in Congress from this
Commonwealth. and to the Zionist OR;
snfization Of Amerita..., S%%i. I,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
EJILE OF JEWS AND CONFISCA-
TON OF THEIR PROPERTY
IDEAL OF HUNGARIAN MIN
lister,

Budapest-During an address III the
Hungarian Parliament by the Jewish
deputy. Paul Sander, in which lie
showed that tile exile of the Jews from
Hungary would be a calamity for the
economic life of the country. lie was
interrupted by the vice Minister, De1ies
Patacsy. with the remark. we VIII
drive out the Jews. but their posses
sionS we will confiscate." That womb
h" Bolshevism." the Jewish Deputy
demonstrated DO you favor stch an
unarchi$tic policy" NO. do not. the
vitr-Minister replied. 80,
SO the incident ended. The 1act re-
mains, however. that n high govern
mcnt official expressed before all 'hc
members of Parliament the desire 70
exile all Jews from Hungary and 10
ccnfiscate their belongings. The gen
crnl view which has been spreading
among the masses that the Jews ma!
freely he Killed and robied is thus
given official sanction aid is encour-
aged.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL's JUNIOR CON.
GREGATION.

The Junior Congregation of Temple
Emanuel will conduct the services in
the Temple, 10th and Pearl streets,
Friday, Mt Z :45 O'Clock.
Edward Miller will read the pray
ers. and Miss Aimee Esther Barnett,
Robert Herzos and Eugene Fricdheim
will speak. All are welcome.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS-
: MAKES APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

aDear, Sir: n.
! We have Just received a special ap-
pear from Mr.. Nathan strausst'and
fudge Julian W. Mack Tor money to
defraS the Expenses Of the committee
of Jesish delegation in Paris sent by
Tile American, Jewish Congress.
You Know the sacrifice made by. men
like Louis Marshall. and Colonel Hurry
Entler who went abroad to plead the
cause of Rigl,tless Israel turnout: Eu-
rope. 1he work must still go on. Your
contributions will help ssfesuati dew
nj rights. ." r.
The American Jewish Congresss is
about to convene aEail, ind once more
no longer will we be house Divided
asSninst atseff." At least in these i'm
I,ortaIt things. which concerns every
Jew, will We. be us one. u
The Congress committee has issued
: d, call for funds to go on With its
work. let ,hs; he true to ourselves and
help along. The greater our Response
the qtitcket will congress be able to
lie called. 30.
Let; Dis stand behind the Congress
and the. Congress will back Israel in
thc work of recohstructioh. !,
Z tive iwhat ryon can Make cheeks
payable tS MI, Jucob II. schiff, tfeas-
Mrer.. or 70 THE, Central. Jewish C6ulr-
ell Mail same. to 81 central Savings
Bank building. II
Limited We Stand Divided We. Fall"
a. p +; Very Sincerely Yours, n. q
THE CENTRAL JEWISH COUNCIL.
Attest - - BY E., Mondsh.
Philip j.. Rayoolartl. President.
$t - Secretary. - %5G j.,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
BETH HA MEDRosH HAGoDoL

Services are held ut the Synagos
9th and Curtis streets. on Denver
time. daily, at $50, in the morning
and at sunset.
The Friday night services will lie
held ut oath and Curtis street, and at
the Bessie 1. Rude Community Cen
ter, at sunset and Saturday morning
at 8 o'clock.
Slnavuoth Services.
Shavuoth services will be held ut
the B. NJ. II. Synagog and the Com
munity Center. Saturday and Sunday
evenings at sunset, Sunday and Mon
day morning at s II. m.
On Sunday Commencement services
will he held after Musaph. No seats
will be reserved after ~ II. III.
The following program will be ren-
dcred:
Professional "Father" see. .......-.....-...
beth In Medrosh Hagodol Choir
Opening PraycrF reda H. Isaacson
Salutatory-Oui Religious School.
....--......-................ Rosr Melllnan
AuF'N PRIPETCHIK
Our Religion -..-....--.-........--Sam Wahue'
The Fundamentals Of Religion.
................................. Sarah Orlinsky
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
The Jewish Mothcr...--..R Rose Goldstein
The Jewish Child. Beatrice b. LifShutz
4 God Deed MitZvah. ....................-..----
Anna G. Zalinsky
Ccnfirma ton Bar MitZvnlI. ..-.-..---------
.......................-.-..-- Daniel Bilker
SHEAIA
The jewish Home Rose Knight
The Jewish Sheltrring Home ...-------.
....-..--...-...............E Esther +. Gordon
The Jewish Nation. Sarah Il. Robinson
Our Holy Land-..----.-... Saul Pinchick
HATIkVAH
The jewish Hope. Agnes +. Goddard
THE CREEDS
YlGDAL
Historic Judaism. Dorothy l.. Goldberg
our Gifts to America. Donald Meyer
The New Era--...........-....Su rricr Aarons
THE League of NationS.-............---.....-.
..............--.--...-..... FlOrenc" J.. Berwick
FATHER TO THEE
Our Brilders-Henry Plonsky ...----..
........................-... Gertrude c. Prezant
DIR New SynagoS ......... Robert Miller
valedictory-The Old and the New
...-............-.......... Joseph D. Friedland
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AMERICAN JEWS AS pHILANTHRoP1sTs.

American may duties many ways
but there doubt that they try to do their duty by their
than themselves in this worlds goods
article in the American Hebrew entitled american
spent philanthropy
ing figures do not include gifts by Jews
communal educational phanthrope In nineteen
cities there 675 who contribute from 500 to $4,000
annually to their local Jewish phianthropes.
The amounts given for the largest cities for their local
Philadelphia oO0 Louis 100000; Boston, 100000
Francisco s40o0O0 Cleveland $3OooOO Detroit
Baltimore $200090 Pittsburgh, 000 Cincinnati $l500O0
Orleans $5OOOO Smaller cities report than million
additional With the exception Of New York City, these figures
include for buildings and special funds
this include the raised by the Jews of the nation
for the Jewish War Relief
these and expended most worthy OBJ
ctsthe material of those who require it. Following these
will realize the necessity for gifts
ply intellectual and spiritual needs These need be limited
handicapped lack of finances Frequently well
lecua pabum which they do able provide for them
selves.
who have conception of the
which organization like the Joint Distribution
for business be called the big
handles and the number of people whom for
assists. 10
city, with Jewish population of only about
accomplished deal in the short time it
has established an office here.
In time of three months $4,000 has been transmit
ted from families of relatives friends abroad
rs families have been United and 200 inquiries which
had been addressed to it answered.
This work entirely distinct the by the
active branch of which the West Denver
Relief committees which collecting constantly to send
abroad and relieve slight degree the abysa misery
there"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS
Distribution of Diplomas
President |. J. Kolinsk!
HAPPY WHO
commencement Sermon.


.....---..Rev. DIR. C. Z. Hillel Kauval
En- Kelohenu. Va'anachnu, Bayon,
Adon Olom and America. ..................
......------.-...... Choir and .'ohgrega tiof
The following program was render
cd at the Ogden Theatre at the clos
ing exercises of the b. NJ. II. relig
ious school
One Act Playlet
buying n suit for Jimmy. Tile cast
were: Frrda Cooper, Philip Segai
Bertram Kleiger. Minnie willens
MaeroSc Wandel, Eva Friedman. MIL
ton Z"linkoff, Rubye Wlilens, Goldie
Rab'aowitz. The play was coached by
Miss X. Slohm.
Mr.. H. Castle gave some delightful
solos
The following received prizes for
Sabbath Attendance: solomon Kau-
var. Nathalie Bricker, Evelyn Brick
er. Sam Wandel. Florence Berwick. Joe
FrieGland. Robert Miller. Sarah Robin
son. Surriee Aarons, Rose Mellman.
The following received certificates
of honor: Marvin Steinberg. Betty
Scgal. Albert Bomash, Sarah Isaacson,
David Aarons, Elsie Sobcl. Joe Weis-
man. Evelyn Bricker. Ida Martin. Mae
rose Wandel. Florence Radetsky. Sam
Milstein. Sylvia Kean. Bessie Eber.
Sadye Fine. Abe Binstock. Freda
Hayutin.
The following received medals: In
memory of Joseph Solomon. by NJ. and
y. Soloman. awarded to Esther Cor
don.
The NJ. d. Barnett medal to Saul
Pinchicll
The S. F. Disraelly medal for Sab
hath attendance to Agnes G0ltlfarb.
The NJ Fox medal to Henry Bloom.
The NJ Fox medal to Nathalie Brick
The S. Stern Medal to Bertram
Kleiger.
The Libby Lcvenkind medal by DIR.
and Mrs. ID. \. Block to Ruth Shway
der
Tie Alumni medal to Rose Gold
stein
In memory Of David Miller. by Mrs.
Belle Miller to Freda Isaacson.
In memory of Ethel TaunenBaum by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tanncn
baum to Rose Mcllman.
In memory of David Gross by his
family to Surriee Aarons.
In memory Of Mayer Gene Kizeilska
by his parents to Goldenn Binst6ck.
In memory of Sol Henry Miller by
his parents to Joseph Friedland.
Mrs. n. Lyman, chairman of the
II. NJ. H. Religious School committee
of the Ladies' Auxiliary distributed
books to the teachers.
Tie children then enjoyed tw"
reel comedy. "The Cook" with Fatty
Arbuckle.
The audience sang En- Kclohenu and
America.
The b. NJ. II. orchestra played sew
eral numbers.
Ii. NJ. ii. Choir.
The SynagOg takes this means to
thank the members of the Synagos
choir. Miss Minnie Weinberg. leader :
MR.. f. Friedman. Mr.. II. Castle. Miss
x. Slohm. DIR. H. Cooper. Mr.. J. Jaffe.
Mrs. NJ. J. Krohn. Mrs. S. Elbe. Mr..
l. Sherman, Mr.. l.. Goldberg.
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Religious School.

The Religious School of Temple
Emanuel will close Sunday morning,
May I'D.
Three gold medals will be given and
Rolls of Honor will he distributed.
Stanley Drexler, Ruth Eisenstadt.
Sophie Frumcss. Babette Tescher
Philip Kalischer. Lewis Kinds. David
S. Lehman. Donald Sherc. and Ber-
nard Bitterman will give an outline
of the Jewish history studied in their
respective classes. ....,.
Hilda Cohen and Florence kellar
will sing. r..
Helen Porges will give fancy
dance.
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the Temple, 10th and Pearl streets,
Friday, ut I Az O'Clock.
Edward Miller will read the pray
ers. and Miss Aimee Esther Barnett,
Robert Herzog and Eugene Fricdheim
will speak. All are welcome.
Shavuoth Confirmation
Shavuoth Confirmation services,
commemorative the giving of the Ten
Commandments ON Mount Sinai, will
be held in Temple Emanuel the com
ing Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
ORDER OF SERVICES
50 I'm 1000 A. NJ. Hf- st
a.. Horiu L,Adonai ....
Borchu
Mi-chomocho-Ado s,t
K'dusha
Vaanachnu
Professional and Hymn. ..Confirmants
Welcome to Confirmants ...........---..
Nathan Rothsjh HID
Opening Prayer-.-..-....-..-- Berger
Maxims of Confirmants -
Floral Offering Miriam Harris
SUI Sh'orim
Adonai Adonai
The Moral Law..-MaX buchanan. Jr
Selma
I'cho Adonai
The Ten Commandments.
Martin Eisendorfer, Emanuel Marks
Ke I.ekach Ton
The Meaning OF Confirmation
.............................. Leanora brilliant
The Future of the Jew.....--..---...-----.-
...-...........-..............,. Herbert Schwartz
Parents and children. Lcnore LANCER
Why we are Jews esther Weiss
Anthem-"Fear Not Ye. q Israeli
Spicker
The Jews and the World Wal
Alvin Cohen
The Jews Gift to Mankind ,--.-.,.,.--.
..-............................. Helen Porres
Closing Prayer Maurice Zigmond
Solo-"But the Lord Is Mindful OF
His own .MendsE'sohn
Confirmation Sermon. .--..................--....
.........-.....-.....--... DIR. w. $. Friedman
in Thy Mysterious
Presence" ..........-------.....-.--..-.--. Scott
The Blessing of Confirmants
"En Kelorem'
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19

Homes TOR trimi's are rapidly dis
appearing from large. cities the ,tramps
having lnrgelyJ Disappeared; since pro-
hibition.@ sg,l' # e
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-19

When a man gets into pig posi-
ton and has nothing else to bank on
he falls back ON dignity.