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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-09

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kaufman, 72O
Fremont avenue north. Among those
who have entertained for them are
Messrs. and Mines. Kaufman, Max Rab-
inowitz, S. Felmann, David Kaufman,
Mike Rabinowitz, Arthur Greenberg,
Aaron Friedman and George Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman will return to
their home in Omaha on Monday, jan
uary IL.
Miss Frances Kraft entertained 80
guests at farewell party on Saturday
evening last in compliment to Miss
Beatrice Gordon, who has gone to Seat
tie, Wash. Mrs. S. Pollock (Idel1 Cor
dong entertained 10 guests at an Orphe-
um box-party on Saturday afternoon for
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Moss (Anna Cop
linsky), Ala A1drich avenue north, en-
tertained New Years day and evening
in honor of their tenth wedding ami
versary. Covers were laid for 20 guests.
Hedonian Club entertained % guests
at banquet given on New Years Eve
at the Golden Pheasant cafe preceding
the Hedonian dance and festival which
was given at Mobiles Dancing Academy.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-09
WHATS IN A NAME?"

will be the topic of Rabbi c. D. Matt
Synagogue this (Friday) evening.
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TEMPLE NOTES.

"The Name of the Fathers" will be
the subject of DR.. S. N. Demands ad-
dress this (Friday) evening at the regu-
lar services at 8:15 at the Temple House,
Emerson and 24th st. So.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
CROWLEY NEWS

Quite number from here attended
the celebration at Sugar City We'd
nesday.
Sen. Dunlap and son are here work,
ing on the new buildings that are go
ing up. One is next to the hardware
store and one is the building being
put up by w. H. Moorehouse, also
the new pool hall building.
A basket dinner and program was
held at the School house grounds
Thursday.
Eunice Kretzer and Maude Spillars
came down from Pueblo Sunday and
returned Thursday.
w. l.. Yehle, w. II. Moorehouse, j.
w. McClain. Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Horse
man went to Ordway Wednesday as
delegates to the Democratic county
convention.
Gladys Pickard went to Ordway
Tuesday where she will be employed
at the Thomas Gallavan home.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
Anniversary Is
Celebrated by
Sugar City

Sugar City's Twentieth Birthday"
celebration attracted a good sized
crowd and the entertainment given
their guests was very commendable.
The celebration took place on We'd
nesday of this week, and the day was
among the attractions was an
fittingly observed.
aeroplane which took quite a num-
ber of passengers joy riding. Then
there was the "out west" sports,
base ball games. speaking and mu-
sic. giving everyone little of that
toy ch of fun and entertainment that
go to make up a day set aside for
such an occasion
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
RAISE FUND FOR BAND

Crowley-The Pie Supper and
program given by the band boys
Thursday night of last week drew
quite a crowd and it was very much
enjoyed by all The band boys did
exceptionally well considering the
short time they have been practicing.
They were assisted by some of the
Ordway band boys and they wish to
thank the Ordway boys for their as
sistance.. The amount taken in from
the sale of the pies was sS2.00 which
will go toward buying band equip
ment. Mr.. Adams of Olney Springs
was the auctioneer and the boys also
wish to thank him.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l Dill of Little
Rock, Ark, visited a couple of days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Estes and family. They were on their
return home from California. The
Dill and Estes families were neigh
bors a number of years ago in Ark
ansas. and the visit at this time vas
an enjoyable one. Mr.. Dill is tie
inventor of tractor which hardies
the machiner..- in the rice districts
and other swamps and marsh sec
tions. 1t is in general use in the
south.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
SOME ATTEND ROAD MEET

Several of the local men of active
progressiyeness and boosting dispo-
sitions went to Tribune, Kans.. last
Sunday to attend meeting of the
Kansas Colorado Boulevard associa-
ton held inthat city on Monday.
The rain here kept some away who
had intended going.
The delegation consisted of e, p.
johnson, E. w. Downey. ]. E. Down
ey, ]. G. Boget, Gus Worker, Floyd
Hensler, George Oliver. Rex Thomas.
D. f. Bone. E. E. Hosler and F. B.
Wells.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
CLUB MEETING

The Thursday Afternoon Club met
May 6 with Mrs. l.. 1. Giffin. After
the business meeting character
sketch of Shakespeare's "Cordelia," J."
from King Lear was given by Mrs.
Higgenbottom. Volal selections
were given by Mrs. Belshe and Mrs.
Pyles and Mrs. Jay Johnson, and in
strumental selections on the piano
by Mrs. Barker. Mrs. Giffin served
most delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Jay Johnson will be hostess
May goth.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

The Friendly Church
Sunday School. 10 a. M. David
Thimgan, Supt.
/ Set your feet on the highway to
heaven. A Sunday School class will
point the way.
Morning Worship, IL a. m.
Sermon subject: christian Stew
ardship."
Young Peoples meeting at Z, p. m.
Evening Worship at 8. p. m.
Sermon, 1.-The Paramount Choice
of Christ" (Rom 13:14)
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed. 8
p. m.
,eu will alweys find welcome
here
CT HARTMAN, Pasto:.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
Kooser Visits
City---Gives Ice
Plant a Boost

H. B. Kooser, president and gener-
al manager of the American Refri-
gerator Transit Co., and R. C. Nc
Kelly, general agent for the same
company, were in Ordway Thursday
of this week to meet with the Ordway
Publicity and Commercial club to
discuss the question of locating an
ice plant here. A meeting was held
that afternoon and the proposition
discussed quite fully.
s. An ice plant is proposed for build
ing by Mr.. Leightner. the head of an
ice company which has several plants
in Arkansas and other places. The
local Publicity and Commercial or
ganization has had the matter up for
some time and conferences have been
held with d. o. Oulette, supcrinten-
dent of the Missouri Pacific, who is
of course very much interested in the
proposition.
Mr.. Kooser's company uses a vest
tonnage of ice and the amount used
for icing cars here and rejoicing care,
in transit is increasing and will contin-
ue to increase from year to year.
Last year ice was shipped into
Ordway from as far away as Little
Rock, Ark, but that was an unus-
ual case. II plant can be put in here
the tonnage of ice will be supplied
not only for the local shipping con-
sum otion but this will be made re-
icing point 1t would require plant
of at least a 50-ton capacity, and
that is what Mr.. Leightner proposes.
Mr.. Kooser is very much interest
ed in this territory. being president
of the Colorado Alfalfa Milling Co,
which has a plant in ordway He
does not come here very often and
noted a wonderful change in the
towns and community since his last
visit. He states that growers need
not feer car shortage for this sec
tion of the country, Colorado and
this section of the west having plenty
of cars available. He stated, how
ever, that in California there is not
the need of more cars but that con-
dition will in no wise cause a short
age here at any time during the ap-
preaching season.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

There will be Rainbow Social
at the Chamber of Commerce hall on
Saturday evening, May %, given by
the Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church. If you never yet reached the
end of the rainbow where that pot
of gold" is located you should attend
and go to the end and get the gold.
The booths will be decorated in rain
bow colors
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
Hewett Held
On Charge Of
Embezzlement

]. A. Hewett, former postmaster at
Forder, was arrested on Friday Of
last week by Sheriff Worker on fed
eral warrant charging him with en-
bezzlement of postoffice funds while
postmaster at Forder a few months
ago. He was taken to Denver by
Deputy Marshal McClelland and
placed in Jail there on failure to give
bond.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
LEGIONDERS PROVIDE
EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT

The entertainment given under the
auspices of the local American Le-
gion on Wednesday evening of this
week attracted Q well filled house
and provided good entertainment.
The Posts treasury is better now in
that the patronage was most desir-
bile
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
Democrats Hold
Assembly and
Name Delegates

The Democratic Assembly was held
in Ordway this week and delegates to
the state assembly, to be held in Den
yer on Monday of next week. were
elected as follows:
c. A. Treiber, NJ. e. Fuller, G. F
Patrick. Robert Phillips, W. r. Crow
der, Frank MCNary, ". NJ. Armstrong,
w. II. H. Morehouse and S. T. Husson
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
Salvation Army
Campaign Is On

The Salvation Army is to be pro-
vided with funds with which to carry
on the work of that organization
and the campaign for subscriptions
is now on. dates being from the 18th
TO 20th inclusive. The amount
asked for in this county is $500.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
WARDEN MAKES ARREST

Tom Olson, local game warden
arrested d. A. Richardson ana two
sons. few days ago charged with
fishing contrary to the fish and game
laws.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

John Panle and family accompa-
MED by Fred and Rose Pantel return
ed this week from their trip to Cali
fornia. They left here last fall and
drove thru, but on the return trip,
they left the car in California. They
were located in Van Nuys
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Once ever SO many years 1t be-
hooves someone to startle New
York City regarding the depth to
which the municipality has sunk
into vice. Rev. John Roach Stra-
ton has Just made startling
charges, based upon personal Wis
its into vice districts, and which
have resulted in the calling of a
special grand jury, looking to the
punishment OF all guilty. officials.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
TAKES BACK HIS MAN

Sheriff Tom Williams of Hugo was
here the first Of the week to get w.
N. Anderson, wanted in Lincoln
county charged with giving valueless
checks. Anderson was arrested by
Sheriff Lewis Worker.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Mrs. ]. E. Jeffery went to Kansas
City the first of the week and will
visit in several points in Kansas be-
fore returning.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
DILLON BUYS KELLEY
RESIDENCE ON SHERMAN

DR.. l.. R, Dillon has bought the T.
j. Kelley residence property in Ord
way at the corner of Fifth street and
Sherman avenue and will soon oc-
cupy the place with his family
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
STATE ASSOCIATION MEETS

A meeting of the Republican N"ws-
paper Association of Colorad> WAS
held IN Puorlo Thu. Gay of last week.
Officers ware elected as follows: :.
]. .J..ffin, 'Oidway, -. sident; Clif.
Wilder. Aiamosa, &C president. Al
va A swain, Den'er secrecry-i sa-
urcr
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Feed the baby chicks milk mash
and keep them strong and healthy
at The Crowley Co. Milling & Mere.
Company.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold food sale, Satur-
day. May 15, at the Browning and
Anderson store.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Face Powders. Creams Lotions
Talcums on the One Cent Sale plan
Rexall Store 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Chris Bauer is completing garage
at his residence at the corner of
Sherman and Fifth streets.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

FOR sALE-FoUR ROW MOLINE
Beet Cultivator in good condition
three-quarter mile west OF Bob Creek
school on Swift Place. Alex. Muir. If
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Make your pennies do dollar work
at the One Cent Sale, Rexall Store
May 20, 81, %.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Rexall One Cent Sale at the Ord
way Drug Co. May goth, 21st, and
22nd
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

Have you seen the hot water bot
ties sold two for $2.51 at the Rexall
One Cent Sale. Sale May 90, 21, and
%.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

a adopting "Shyock" methods
a England rowdes out
England
"Pussyfoot John
8 a prohibition
moye he greeted
wife dry
eye. His home 8 Westerville
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-FoRD TOURING CAR,
Beet cultivator, good condition.
?.'2 Sherman eve.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

One swallow does not make a
summer-neither does one fou-
lard dress--still no summer is
complete without either. There
fore the foulards in all of their
soft alfuring appeal are again
with us. This blue and white -
tcurhed nj in dainty sum-o"~~
rrr- with / Vhitn satin sLi-
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14

r. NJ. Da. .on of Tennessee. has
his job mapped out for him for
three years at least. He has been
made chairman of the Railway La
Dor Board by President Wilson
He was for many years member
OF the Tennessee court Of anpeals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Secretary OF Agriculture
Finds Congress Difficult

valuable aid being given the dairy IN
tarests Of the country IN working out
better methods Of preparing and util-
izing dairy products and the develop
ment Of American manufacture or
Roquefort and swiss cheese must be
curtailed
Applications for the Investigation Of
cereals have been reduced They re-
late to the development Of improved
varieties OF cereals through breeding
and selection the working cut Of
practical methods for the continuing
Of important cereal disease investi-
Experiments now conducted indie
pendentlv or comparatively al eight
field stations viii have TO be discon-
tinued and the work at others. in
GLIDING those devoted wholly 70 rice
investigations at Crowley and Riggs,
Calf, considerably decreased Ap-
propriations for the bureau Of plant
Exclusive Of the item for congress
sloual seed distribution, which has
been eliminated from the bill upon rec
ommendation Of the Department OF
Agriculture.
Soil Survey ELIMINATED.
The fund for soil surveys has been
bureau OF entomology for comb batting
insect pests which have caused enor-
nous losses every year have been cur
tailed.
The efforts OF the market bureau to
aid in bringing about a more syste-
matte and orderly distribution OF
farm products viii be materially in
terfered with because the appropri-
atoms have been cut BY more than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
SocaHed "Orndorff Ticket" Made Up
Mostly OfMen Who Supported Davis

a finish i would not be in the race
II Seth Orndorff had closed the road
houses / asked him TO close them
and told him IL he did not. 7 would
make the race against him on law
enforcement platform
eff I an elected sheriff. and
am going TO be, I will close the
road houses and keep them
closed. i am not going to ask
anybody TO supply me with the
evidence. will get the evil
dence and will shut them up
and keep them shut. i Will con-
slider il my duty as n sheriff
wh~n i know the law Is being
violated, to get the evidence and
enforce the law.
II do not expect 10 make thou
sands Of dollars a year out Of feed
ing the prisoners. and I expect "a
pay my deputies well and have high
class men. when the county pays
prisoners I am going 10 come pretty
near giving them 50 cents worth OF
food.
'I an not after this Job TO make
money 7 want 20 see the law en-
forced. and am willing 10 help en-
force H."
Hot Campaign Expected
Several names are being discussed
20 20 on the ticket with lIr. Dor
bandit. but he says whether there Is
fuu ticket or not. he is going 20
stay in the race 7 am not trying
20 put ont a ticket" ne said. Il am
just running for sheriff on a law en-
f0rcement platform. II the people
believe IN enforcing the law. they
win elect me. That's all there is TO
With fun ticket already in the
field-and the Orndorff-Davis ticket
was completed yesterday with the
announcement that justice Clark
Wright is 20 run for reelection-and
1lr. Dor oandt hurting his charges OF
nonenforcement Of the law at this
early stage OF the game. politicians
are predicting a hot campaign. They
an generally admit that the heat OF
battle VIII settle down about the
sheriffs race.
Apropos OF the campaign. and IN
reference 20 nobody in particular
MAJ Richard Burgess says e looks as
II II might take on a warmth that
would recall the campaign IN which
Pat got so excited.
Pat went home one morning az
o'clock and awoke his wife and asked
her u she had ever done anything in
her life she was ashamed OF.
The wife arose IN all her Irish
wrath and abused him as q drunkard,
VINO came nome at an unearthlF hour
and asked her insulting questions.
NO, I'm not drunk. Bridget" said
alderman. and II you've ever done
anything IN your life that you
shouldn't do, it'n come out"
The Majors Own Experience
MAJ Burgess says when he was
thinking OF running for governor
some time back. his sister said.
Wen, Richard. they can't say any
thing about you that isn't good"
That's great sisterly confidence
You have the major replied. sbut u
I run Tor office, you can prepare to
near Il urst charged. and then proved.
thar once wrecked 2 train and
robbed the passengers between Sc
2 lln ana san Antonio, or something
equally important and sensational"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Bailey MiSIeadS
In His Speeches,
Says LezCeIIing

Dallas Texas. March 20-Before
leaving here today Tor sherman, Gray
son county. where he VIII speak THIS
afternoon. r. j.. Thomson. OF Fl
speech this afternoon will not touch
on personalities. He said he viii tell
Sherman people about the accom-
plishmeuts Of the Wilson administra-
ton and VIII defend it from those
who are 2ttacEing IL.
clyde Leweuing. candidate for gov
ernor. spoke here Friday night Lew
cling displayed a government report
sent him bv senator Morris Sheppard
OF Texas. showing that Buchanan
spent fs5.500. 600 during the last year
he was IN office. and not S55-0e0o.ee0
during his administration, as Bailey
says
Leweuing said Bailey misleads per
sons when he tells them there are
1000 officeholders under this adj
ministration- he does not say that
100000 Of the employees are postal en-
ployes. and the postal department.
pays their salaries said LeWelling.
eBaIIey objects to the ex-
traraEance OF the war. ! think
he's pretty small II he's objeetlnE
TO the one dollar n day which we
paid our boys over there"
Lewelling said n he is elected gov
ernor, he VIII propose a constitutional
amendment 10 exempt every enlisted
man from paying his noll tax for lie.
He said he would also relieve him
from property tax from ten 10 20
years.
Some persons fake my candidacy
as a 1Oke." said Lewelling.
II would rather 70 be a Joke In the
beginning and serious IN the end than
the other way round Some neopl q
may ask n the other three candidates
on the administration platform are
for prohibition and woman suffrage.
Yes, they now are. I am the only
man who declared he would sacri-
flee his ambition 70 beat Bailey But
that win not be necessary. for am
going 20 beat the whole bunch Of
them. with Bailey thrown In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Ia IAeaANELDNs D. C., March gu
w Edward T. Meredith. editor. ad-
vertlsing man, promoter Of large
enrerprises-in a word, a successful
business man-has just had the en-
rhusiasm with which he took hold OF
The department Of agriculture blank
eted with the cold hand Of congress.
Ar. Meredith, who halls from Des
Noiness Iowa. and that part Of the
United States where candor is a re-
ligiou, thought that all he had TO do
ne oeaLng with congress was TO tell
the members OF the senate and house
exactly what sums OF money We're
actually needed 20 carry on the ex-
rensive work OF the department OF
agriculture and that the interests Of
the farmer would be sufficient 10
stimulate congress- irrespective Of
politics
Estimates slashed.
But the house slashed the estimates
or the department OF agriculture and
while the senate committee undid
some Of the damage by raising the
apprup riations somewhat the secre-
tary feels that the net reduction is q
severe blow TO the agricultural inter
JOB intensely Interested in MANAGING
the department Of agriculture on a
business like basis and is. therefore,
disappointed Here are some Of the
things which he regretfully admits
must now be discontinued unless the
senate llsel1 ccrrects the work OF IT'S
agricultural committee There must
be a big enlargement OF the market
service. one OF the activities most ap-
preclatsd BY growers and shippers.
Dairy Investigations consisting OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Republicans Of
Ne10 Mexico To
IndO9Se Wood

Santa Fe. n. u. March 20.-Adop-
ton OF resolutions calling for en-
torcement Of the unit rule I'm the
voting OF the New Mexico delegation
attending the Republican national
convention at Chicago, indOrsinC the
candidacy OF Maj Gen Leonard Wood
for the nomination for president. and
directing the New Mexico delegation
TO vote for Cen Wood so long as
he needs Totes-these are expected
to be the outstanding features of the
work Of the Republican state conven-
ton which will meet IN Santa Fe
next Friday to elect six delegates
and six alternTtes the Chicago
convention Contests FOR places on
the delegation VIII be active. but
secondary in importance, Republican
leaders predict
Holm o. Bursum, OF SocOrro. na-
tiOnal committeeman. and George p.
Craig, state chairman, viii attend the
convention, but not as delegates.
Neither one has any desire to be a
delegate. But both viii be in evil
dence in active support Of Gen
Woods candidacy
Up TO the present time the four
men most prominently mentioned as
delegates are: Senator Albert B. Fail,
OF Three Rivers judge Davis J.
Leahy, OF Las Vegas; Edward A Ca
hoon, Of Roswell. and Eduardo n.
Otero, OF Los Lunas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

sci for the league. IN a formal state
mcnt. said the senator's declaration
in favor OF an amendment to the
prohibition code permitting Hight
wines and beers ought TO defeat him
not only as a candidate at the Demo
cratic convention, but for the leader
ship IN the senate"
ITO champion a beer and vine
amendment Is nothing short OF an
attack upon law enforcement" SAID
Ny. Wheeler. This beer and wine
movement IS the entering wedge 70
destroy prohibition"