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The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mrs. IT, j. Penncrgrast ana tWl
littlc daughters, Charlotte md Mar
Ellen, of Salida,, v;S:tod from Friday
to Tuesday, the past week. with Mrs
|. H. Stanley. and ether friends here
/ The Pendcrgrasts moved from here
/ t. Salida ever three years ago. Mr.
Pendergragt was cashier of the Firs,
National Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray, of Pueblo
ed Mrs. VIM. Saville, of Boulder.
Mrs. Bates father and mother and
aunt, who have been visiting the II.
G. Bates family returned on Monday.
The dance given at the Commerce
club hall on Friday evening of last
/ H-oek with Edgar Wilson in charge
Was an enjoyable affair and largely
attended.
Bill Erwin spent Monday and Tues
lay in Pueblo attending the state
fair.
Miss Esther Pantle has taken the
position as bookkecpcr at the Ordway
Lumber and Mercantile Co.
Miss Lillian Entcman returned
Sunday from Cherav where she has
been for some time ct the Keener
home
Mrs. N. A. Ferlcn, of Haswcll. WIS.,
tied last week with her siste,, Mrs.
E. w. Downey, and family. Mr..
Ferlen came up to pass Sunday ard
they returned home that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Belshe, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Pyles, ]. w Ellington and
Misc Geneva Mitchell took in the fair
1t Eads last week
Mrs Frank Griffiths of Hugo, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Wilson.
Don't forget our rug sale-Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week and Monday of next week. The
DJwney Variety Store Co.
Mrs. Elsie Mitchell returned last
week from Rush, where she has been
visiting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Barker and
daughter, Bessie. are attending the
state fair this week Mr.. Barker i3
also attending the jewelers. state
convention there.
Mr.. and Mrs Abort Yeager and
little daughter have returned from
Pueblo, where they have been resid
irg for some time and are going to
farm Mrs. Yeager's fathers place,
the w. F.. Bean farm north of Crow
ley, the coming year.
Roy Cline and brother-in-law
Carl Lanning. spent Monday and
Tuesday in Pueblo attending the
ctate fair.
DR.. Witaker. accompanied by DIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Heirkle, of Fowler,
spent Sunday in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holiday and
N1bN lttuAiatA utpiO
where they have been attending the
fair
I Fl. II. Hansen was in Pueblo Tues
day attending the jewelers. ,state
convention.
/ VIM Edgar is remodeling his resi-
dence at Third and Sherman avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy return
ed Monday from Missouri where they
have been for the past two weeks on
account of the serious illness of Mr..
McCoy's sister.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Walker. of
Pueblo, are expected to arrive Sunday
to visit their mothers. Mrs. VIM.
Walker, and Mrs. Clara Bond and
| families, before going to Salt Lake
City. Utah to live. Mr.. Walker will
farm his uncle's place in Utah.
Arthur Zinn is i'll with typhoid few
er.
Mike Carlen was kicked by horse
last Friday evening, and quite Sc
vorely injured.
NJ. T. Anderson. of Clovis, New
Mexico, is visiting his brother, F. G.
Anderson, and family. Mr.. Ander-
J son is also here looking after bust
ness interests as he owns the build
ing occupied by the Byars & Strick-
| land store.
A called meeting of the W. C. T. U.
will be held at the Christian church,
/ Tuesday afternoon. Sept, 2S, at $3.50.
run of 500 feet of river water
was turned in at Boone . p. m, Sept.
10. and cut off at a m, Sept. 81.
! Mrs. Augusta Karst returned Tues
/ day from Russell. Kans., where she
had gone to reside, on account of
| the serious illness of her son, Arthur
| Zinn. 80
Mrs. Everett Nelson arrived Mon
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Judge Chas. C. Woodbridge was il
Pueblo Monday on business.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Ribbons for your typewriter at the
New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24
Local News

Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
this week and Monday of next week
10 the rug sale at Downey's Variety
Store.
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Stand by the community.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Barker and
daughter, Bessie. are attending the
state fair this week. Mr.. Barker ia
also attending the jewelers. state
convention there.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mike Carlen was kicked by horse
last Friday evening, and quite Sc
vorely injured.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ray, of Pueblo
a2d Mrs. VIM. Saville, of Boulder
Mrs. Bates father and mother and
aunt, who have been visiting the II
G. Bates family returned on Monday
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Arthur zinn is i'll with typhoid few
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Walker. of
Pueblo, are expected to arrive Sunday
to visit their mothers. Mrs. VIM.
Walker, and Mrs. Clara Bond and
families, before going to Salt Lake
City. Utah to live. Mr.. Walker will
farm his uncle's place in Utah
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mrs. Elsie Mitchell returned last
week from Rush, where she has been
visiting.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Abort Yeager and
little daughter have returned from
Pueblo, where they have been resid
irg for some time and are going to
farm Mrs Yeager's fathers place,
the w. F. Bean farm north of Crow
ley, the coming year.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy return
ed Monday from Missouri where they
have been for the past two weeks on
account of the serious illness of Mr..
McCoy's sister.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Don't forget our rug sale-Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week and Monday of next week. The
DJwney Variety Store Co.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mrs. Everett Nelson arrived Mon
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

The dance given at the Commerc
club hall on Friday evening of las
n-oek with Edgar Wilson in charg
Was an enjoyable affair and largel
attended.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

A run of 500 feet of river water
was turned in at Boone p. m, Sept.
10. and cut off at s a. m, Sept. 21.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

Mrs. Augusta Karst returned Tues
day from Russell. Kans., where she
had gone to reside. on account of
the serious illness of her son, Arthur
Zinn. 80
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-24

VIM. Edgar is remodeling his resi-
dence at Third and Sherman avenue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
YOUNG MEMS AND YOUNG WON
EMS HEBREW ASSOCIATION or
DENVER ELECT OFFICERS.

At n most inspiring and exciting
meeting of the Y. NJ and Y. w. II.
a. held at the Bessie l. Rude Com
munity Center on Sunday, April 25th
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
Charles Rosenbaum. president: Si-
mon Judd, vice-president; Herman
Ode. treasurer; Miss Martha Levy.
recording secretary; Miss Idalla
Aaron. corresponding secretary; vii.
liam Greenburg. master at arms Philip
Bernick. publicity agent.
The Board of Directors chosen to
guide the organization elected We're
Leo Simon. Israel Miller. Philip Ber-
rick. Miss Ida May. Miss Anna Wan
del. secretary. and Isaac Meliman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
Obituaries
Louis Hahn

Louis Hahn, for more than twenty
years resident of Denver died last
Sunday morning from complications
following an attack of Influenza.
Mr.. Hahn was horn in Bohemia in
1850, and came to America when 1.
years old. He located in New Lon
don. Conn.,. and before coming to this
city was leading merchant there.
Here he entered the jewelry business.
and was connected with some of the
leading firms
He was kind generous man and
brave and fearless
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Alice f. Hahn. by a married daughter.
Mrs. Harry Cohn. of Washington. ID.
C.. two sons. william L. Hahn and
Itaymond V. Hahn, both of Denver.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon. DR.. VIM. s. Friedman offieiat-
ing. Interment was at Emanuel Gem
ctery. Fs7s tfs.r ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
MRS. 1. RUDE ELECTED DELE
GATE TO EXTRAORDINARY
ZIONIST CONVENTION. ...
Denver District Has Enthusiastic
Meeting Sunday Evening.

The Denver District of the ZiOnists
organization hnd most enthusiastic
meeting Sunday evening in the Mig
nOlia room Of the Albany Hotel. The
meeting was called for the double pur-
pose. first to spread the glad titiings
Of the action of the Peace Conference
at San Reno. which gave Great Brit
ain che mandate over Palestine to
establish Jewish Homeland. and to
elect a delegate to the extraordinary
convention of the Zionist organization
of America. which will convene In
New York. May o and 10. Mrs. /.
Rude was unanimously elected us dele
gate by rising vote to represent Den
yer Zionists. t'
The principal address Of rhe evening
was made by VIM. A. Blumenthal. He
spoke on the Physical and Economic
Possibilities of Palestine, in most
interesting manner. Mr.. Blumenthal
had maps with him by which he show
ed his audience the reconstruction plan
which is proposed to prepare the Holy
Land for mass migration of Jews in
the future. i .'l ''rt g
The musical numbers Of the evening
were furnished by Miss Minna Vein
berg and L. Feingold. both Of whom
sang Hebrew songs. Miss Weinberg
included among her selections "Rach.
en-" the recent song composed by the
Jewess Mamma yucca. which has Great.
ed such a furOre in musical circles.
Dr. I. J. Levine. n visitor in the
city. was called upon FOX an address.
He gave n most enthusiastic and stir
ring talk. He recOunted the prepara-
tiOns he has made to go to Palestine
with his family. To fit his children
for farm life there. he bought farm
some years ago in Nebraska, where
they now reside. and where agricul-
tural life is familiar to them. The
Hebrew language has also been intro
duced into the home. for all to be in
readiness to speak it when they I'M
migrate to the Holy Land. H.
At the close of the meeting the chair
man. Leo r. Cohn. asked those who
desired to become members of the Zion
list organization to come forward, and
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
THE BESSIE 1. RUDE COMMUNITY
CENTER.

The Bessie I. Rude building is open
daily. Services are held on Friday
evening and Saturday morning. q
All Organiza tions from all sections
of the city are welcome to meet ut
the Center. The only request that
VIC make is that before you arrange for
any meeting kindly phone York $50,
between o and 5.
The following meetings are sched-
uled:
May 3, 4. A. c.; May 4. Boy Scouts /;
May q. Awlpalz: May s, iOta Gamma
Kappa May o. final examination for
Medals and Prizes: B. NJ. II. Alumni
and the MenOrah; May 10. Jewish Wei
fare Board. A. A. c.; May IL. Boy
Scouts; May II, Ladies' Auxiliary of
the B. NJ. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
BAZAAR FOR MOsHEv z'KENIM

The Bazaar to be given by the
Ladies' Aid to the Old Folks Home
and Hospital is progressing very well
The cooperation and enthusiastic
support received from the various or.
ganizations is very encouraging
a meeting will he held Thursday y
evening. May G. 1920 at the Adams
hotel for all workers and anyone de
string to help this worthy cause.
A program has been arranged an'
refreshments will he SCI sed.
For further information call Mrs
A. II. Radetsky. York 1904.
For information regn riding co-opera
tion of clubs and organizations; call
Miss Rosabelle Cramcr. York 3:,3:-J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
THE SIONIAN CLUB.

A regular meeting of the SiOnin1l
club was held Monday evening May 3
at the home of Samuel Segal Election
of officers took place with the fol
lowing results. Dave ii. Morris. pres
ident. succeeding Isidor Il. Eber
Louis Hellerstein. vice president. sue
Ceeding Dave ii. Morris: Samuel
Ssgal. secretary. succeeding Nlhcrt
Weinberg; Joe Sofran. trcasnrcr. sue.
ceeding Isral Mandelbcrg. and Sau
Goldberg. sergeant at arms, succeed
ing Louis Helierstein.
Mr.. Eber delivered formal address
and turned over the reins of admin
istration to Mr.. Morris who gave an
inaugural speech. in which he laid
down his policy for the coming year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
FIRsT JEWISH WONLANiS COL
LEGE SORORITY FORMED IN
THE WEST. fHHfs

g u H
The young women of the University
the first chapter of National Jewish
WOmen's sorority in the West. At n
luncheon held Saturday at the Alban:
hotel, three national representatives,
Mrs. A. Green and Miss Harriet
hOses of New York City and Mrs. F,
II. Fehtel, of New Orleans, installed
len girls of the Universit. as the char
ter members of the lambda chapter
OF the Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. The
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority has one of
the highest standings of the university
sororities of the United States, and
the University of Denver girls are
fortunate in being able to affiliate
thewselyes with such an organization.
Denver is the eleventh chapter to hr
installed. The majority,of the chap
tiers are In the large colleges in the
eust. , ... ~. -.
During the last two years. the num-
her, of Jewish women attending the
University of Denver, mas increased
very remarkably, and there is good
promise that this increase will CON
tinue. The Alpha Epsilon Phi will un-
dOubtedly help these women to keep
together, to stimulate good work AMI
TO make place for the Jewish young
women in the activities OF the univers-
ity. The lambda Chapter hopes to
accomplish much by being of prac-
teal use both to the university and ia
the IeWs of Denver
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
Mr.. andMrs.I l. Rude Hon
ored by Surprise Party
LETTER OF APPRECIATION PRE-.
SENTED DONORS OF SOCIAL.
CENTER By YOUNG PEOPLE.

In appreciation of the gift whicl,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Rude presented to the
Jewish Community of the City of Den
yer. in the Bessie l. Rude Commun-
ity Center. the League of Jewish
Youth. with the help of the Young
Women's and Mems Hebrew .Associa-
tion. entertained at surprise party
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Rude at the
Community Center on Saturday eve
ming. May 1st. fH Ef-'. i"N
The entertainment was stypically
Jewish. consisting of Jewish dances.
songs. stories. legends and talks. At
10 100 p. m. in the midst of the gaiety
of the evening Dr. and Mrs Kauvar.
thru a prearranged plan, conducted
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rude into the building.
and after beautiful program they
were presented with the following let
ter of appreciation: ~ u fi'
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Rude: ',.t
On behalf of the Jewish Youth OF
Denver may we take this means OF ex-
pressing our deep appreciation and
sincere thanks to you for tile gift TO
the City of Denver. thru the Beth Ha
Medrosh Hagodol synagog. of tho
Bessie I. Rude Community Center.
We had all long dreamt of tile need
of gathering place where the Jewish
Youth might come together among
those of their own creed and you have
been generous enough and far sighted
enough to furnish us with such ii real
izatiOn. 1t il easy enough for one I'd
see a necessity before his very eyes.
but it fakes those with far broad
or vision to see the necessities which
are not expressed in sufferings or in
words. hut in the making of the future
Jewish wOmanhood and manhood of
Denver.
Now. that we. the Jewish young
folks of Denver. have place where
we can hold our Jewish meetings.
where we can among our fellow Jews
enjoy an evening and take advantage
of this Community Center. with its
additions which are bound to come :
since we now have such n splendid
nucleus. we hope that you. Mr.. and Mrs
Rude and your son. Jesse. Dcnver'S
greatest philanthropists. will take
great pleasure in feeling that YOU
have had the power to raise physical.
ly. socially and morally the standards
Of the Jewish youth of Denver. who
in turn shall show our true apprecla-
tion of this gift by letting 1t he .nn in
centive to the accomplishment. Of bIg-
ger things. t"'r'''s'''t
Long life to all Of you and may
yoltr generosity he an incentive to
others to follow in your footsteps"
DIR. ELI A. MILLER.
President League Of Jewish Youth.
CHARLES ROSENBAUM. f
President. Young Mems and Young
WOmen's Hebrew Assn.
The letter was also signed by all the
young people present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
MOsHAv zKENIM DONATIONS

The management of the Palm The
ater kindly invited committee of the
MOshev Z'Kenim to attend the open
ing night of the theater and We're good
enough to present the organization
with $50 at that time.
Further donations of S25 and over
received subsequent to last published
list:
Simon Fishman. $3.50; The Denver
Post. $3.50; the American Furniture
Co. $500: DIR. Harry n. Krohn. 800
McPhee and McGinnity Company,
500; Mrs. Anna Milsteii,. 500: Mrs.
Tillie Krieger. 500; the Windsor
Dairy Co.. 500; Mgrs. Palm Theater
$50 the Tritch Hardware Co.. $50
the Merchants Biscuit Co.. $50: the
star Furniture Compan.. $50: a
Bronsten. $50: Standard Furniture
Company, $40: John Zerobnick $50
the Savage Candy Co. S25: Dewey C.
Bailey. s25; Jos. Buchhalter. S25
Brecht Candy Co.. $25: the Wcicker
Trans. and S. Co.. S25: the Boulder
Creamery. S25; Phil Hertz. S25: John
S. Morey. SO: the w. c. Nevin Candy
Co. $25; II. c. Sobcrs. S2J: the J. S
I:rown Mere Co. S25; G. Ginsberg
S25: A. Berger. S25; NJ. II. Block. S25
]. Feiner. S2J: p. Quiat. S25.
Subscriptions and cash received ap
proximate S1O.OOOOO at the time of
going to press. with the finishin.
touches of the campaign still to he
made. which will bring the total
siderably over the foregoing amount
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
FOX THEATRES HAVE NEW GEN
ERAL DIRECTOR IN DENVER
Mr.. Louis Sidney, New Conner Here
win Undertake Their Direction

Mr.. Louis Sidney formerly of Detroit.
st. Louis and New York, where he was
connected for the past seven years with
the Fox Theatre interests, has been ap-
pointed Director General of The Fox
Theatres in Denver. He will take
charge of the Rivoli. the Isis, Strand,
and the Plaza Theatres here.
Mr.. Sidney expects to locate per-
manently In Denver with his family
and to take up some of his Jewish
activities In which he has hade IL name
for himself in the East. He has n lofty
and ideal conception of the new art
which he represents and he will give
to the Denver people many welcome
innovations and betterments in this
form of advertisements.
Mr. Sidney speaks with conservative
enthusiasm of the wonderful possibili-
ties of the city of Denver as national
art center and he believes that the mo-
dern picture art will be no small factor
in the advancement of all higher things
in life and that their proper applica-
ton will do much to solve even some of
the most intricate problems of today.
We welcome Mr.. Sidney to our midst
and we hope that we may have the OPP
portunity to assist him in his laudaDle
work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
B'NAI BIRTH MEETS NEXT Sun.
DAY MORNING.

y regular meeting of Denver Lodge
No. III. l. o. B. b., will he held
next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. 4
by the members of the Intellectual Ad'
vancement committee Of the lodge on
the subject: Resolved. That the iodge
devote more time to the Discussion OF
taken by Ben Claff. and the negative
by Walter NJ. Appel. with Jacob ]
Lieberman as the referee The meet
ing promises to be unusually interest
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
Ii. NJ. H. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

Last Sunday afternoon. the Bessie
/. Rude Community Center was tht
scene Of a very delightful meeting
given by the Junior Congregation
Miss Rose May Wandel opened the
program with an exhibition Of fancy
toe dancing. The Misses Libby Karsl
and Gertrude Prezant gave piano solos
Ted GOttstein and Joe Morrison sang
several comic songs. Mr.. I. Rude and
DIR. c. f. H. Kauvar addressed the
members concerning the betterinent OF
the club. Refreshments were then
served and the rest Of the afternoon
was spent III dancing and merry max.
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
DENVER LODGE NO. 25i. INDE-
PENDENT ORDER FIRTH
SHOLEM TO MEET.

The Denver Lodge No. 254, I. ., r
s.. one of the Oldest Jewish fraternal
organizations in the city. is entering
upon an intensive campaign to enlarg
its membership. The Lodge has been
known for its progressive and social
activities.
A concert and package party has
been arranged for Sunday evening
May ., at 500 p. M. at the Labor
Lyceum. corner Julian and Wes!
Conejo's Place.
The best musical and literary tai.
net will participate in the program
All friends are cordially invited.
The Committee of Arrangements.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
MAX NEUsTETER RAISES S1OO.0OO
FOR v. C. r. s. REBUILDING
FUND IN NEW YORK.

Mr.. Max Newsletter returned from
New York last Sunday with the
triumphant news that he had been sue
cessful in raising $1OO,OOO for the Re
building fund of the ]. c. X. s. With
the enthusiasm ami energy charac-
teristic OF Mr.. Newsletter, he enlisted
the sympathy of five friends. and to,
gether they "saw" the garment trade,
and were eminently successful, as the
results show.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
A. A. C.

The A. A. C. held one of Its most
successful dancing parties last Sat
unlay evening. Entertainment was
furnished by Joe Morrison and Ted
Gottstein. Albert Harris, Of Laramie.
Wyo.. was the guest of honor.
Miss Anna Wandel and Mr.. Rudie
susman chaperOned the party. Anoth-
err dancing party. will he given soon.
The club will attend the theatre par
ty. for the benefit of the Sheltering
Home, at the Denham, on May. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
THE JEWISH sHEIlTERING HOME
,.ApxILIARY.

In only a week or so and then the
theatre party will he held.
From reports, tickets are being sold
very rapidly and grand sue
cess Is expected.
The name of the play for week
starting May 18th. is 'rhe Hypo-
critic"
Don't forget the date. May 18th
the day. of the week. Monday. and
the place. tho Denham., Come ono
and all and enjoy the evening with
the Jewish Sheltering HOME Auxil.
iury.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
LEAGUE OF JEWIsH YOUTH.

The League is to give an entertain
ment the 2jth of May. Tickets are on
sale now. Everybody is sure of n
good time. This is probably the last
theatre party, of the year and is GO
ing to he the best one. Bring your
mother, father, sister or sweetheart
but be sure and come. Remember the
date, May 25tlL, Mrs. Rude has bought
the entire gallery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
NEW JEWISH TROOP OF BOY
SCOUTS REGISTERED.

This is one of the four Jewish
troops being formed in the city of
Denver.
The troop meets every Tuesday eve
ming at Z 80 at the Bessi" l. Rude
leadership of Ike Mellman and simon
JudelovitZ.
All Jewish boys. - years of age
and over who wish to become boy
scouts are urged to join this troop and
lie present mt the next meeting Al: 1857
York street. The troop is approved
and under direct surveillance of Or.
Kauvar.
Simon JudelovitZ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
HERBERT PATTERSON
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE EMAN
~ N"' UEL TO MEET. q

The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
will meet Monday. May 10. The ad-
by Mrs. Ida Kruse MacFarlane. The
music is under the direction of Mrs.
Edward a. Cohn. Mrs. Bessie Dade
Hughes will be the sOlOist.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
TEMPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI.

The Temple Emanuel Alumni will
give a reception and dinner dance to
the members of the confirmation class
at the Brown Palace Hotel, Monday.
May "a. 1t is desired that all af-
filiated with Temple Emanuel should
attend. Send names for reservations
to Nathan ROthschild. secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
COUNCIL ALLIANCE AND JUNIOR
COUNCIL MEETINGS..

Council Alliance will hold election
Of officers at its meeting Sunday ut
. 30 p. III. which will be held Jointly
with the Junior Council in the vestry
rooms of Temple Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
THE DENVER HEBREW INSTI
TUTE HAD MEETING.

The last meeting of the Denver He
Irew Institute was very successful
one. Eleven new members were en-
rolled. Arrangements for the concert
at the Palm theater are being perfect
cd. Future meetings and entertain
ments will be held ut the Cheltenham
school.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
NAIR TONIID.

The Nair Tomid club held its last
meeting at the Cheltenham school.
Four new members were admitted. The
life Of Theodore Herzl will be dis
cussed by all members at the next
meeting.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05

Translation of Palestipa's statutes
into Hebrew. for the proposed Law
College of the Hebrew University and
for governmental record. will he un
dertaken soon by the Legal Depart
Inent of the Zionist Commission. as
sisted by well-known Palestinian
lawyers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-05
CARD OF THANKS.

i desire to extend my sincere thanks
to those kind friends who were atten
tive to my dear wife during her long
illness, also for their sincere symp
athy and beautiful floral offerings at
her death.