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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22

the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everette
Kitchel arrived home from Bay View
last week. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Happen and son Harold were dinner
guests at Earnest Maze's at Browns
Vile Sunday; also called to see their
grandparents. Mr.: and Mrs. John
Maze, of that place. =. Harry Greg
gerson and family visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Master,
Of Fairfield, Sunday. - The directors
OF the farmers association met at the
home of William K1tchel, "Wednesday
evening. County Agent Campbell was
also present. :. . Ezra LaFuze and
daughter, Ruth, took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Kitchel. ST., last
Sunday. Kenneth LaFuze attended
conference at williamsburg last Fri
day. The farmers are busy cutting
clover, filling silos and with other
| farm work i. The Creek Brothers
Big Type Poland China hog sale was
well attended last Thursday and the
hogs sold at good prices. The Ladies
Aid of Hapnas Creek served a fine
dinner to a large crowd. .... Mr.. and
Mrs. James Marshall and son, Floyd
of Noblesville, Ind, visited Joseph
| Phenis and family one day last week
-. Mrs. Nellie Bennett and daughter
| Mildred, of Richmond, spent the week
| end here with relatives. Everett
Little and family were shopping in
Liberty Saturday afternoon. Mr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
CUT|CURA HEALS
ITCHY P|MPLES
Large, Hard, Red. Burned
and Spread. Lost Rest.

was poisoned. breaking out in
pimplee from my waist down. The
pimples scaled over and itched and
burned, and when asleep I would
scratch until they bled and spread in
a solid mass. They were large,
hard, and red, and lost sleep.
II suffered almost a year when I
heard of the Cuticura Preparations.
used the Ointment at night, and in
the morning washed with Cuticura
Soap. l noticed a change rig hit
away. and after using two cakes of
Soap and one box of Ointment I was
healed" (Signed) Mrs. D. Y. Stout.
1oo6 w. MainSt., Charlottesville Ind.
Having cleared your skin keep it
clear by using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment for daily toilet purposes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22

Hilbert Jones of Pershing was visit
ing in this locality Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Montgomery spent
Monday with Will zimmerman and
family. &. . Mrs. Douglas McKellep en-
tertained the True Seekers" Of the
Liberty NJ E. Sunday school. About
20 were present. The time was spent
with several piano selections and
good social time. Refreshments of
watermelon were served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22

The fruit of the banyan tree is much
like a fig, although the tree is in no
way like a fig tree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
~ utcura Talcum Powder -

Do not fail to test the fascinating fra.
GRANGE of this exquisitely scented face.
Delicate. delightful. distingue, it inparts to
the person a charm incompatible and
peculiar to itself. Sample of Cuticura Soap.
Ointment and Talcumfree by mail address
postcard: Cutieura. Dept. r. Maiden"
Sold everywhere At 25c each.
Cutieura Soap SLAVES without mug.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE HEBREW INSTITUTE TO BE-
GIN SOCIAL CENTEK IN WEST
COLFAX.
Important New Enterprise Started BY
Citizens of This District.

The Denver Hebrew Institute held a
very important meeting on January
1th at Goldhammer's hall. This society
was started over II year ago. but has
rot been as active as it plans to he
in the future. 1t proposes to estab
lish n center in West ColfaN for the
Jewish people, place wnere the young
can gather for amusement or for IN
struct:on, where parents may know
their sons are safe from the gamD-
ling den and their daughters from the
temptations of the public dance iiall.
Many other attractions will be Offered
the people of this district In their
own social center. They discovered
its need themselves, and are plan
hing to procure it themselves, ana
operate it themselves. They ask the CO.
operation of their friends in every
section of the city in the promotion
of this most lnndable and necessary
project to hasten its completion.
This was hut preliminary meeting
ut which II fine program was given, Il
permanent society formed. n charter
applied for and n splendid set OF or
ficers elected They are men who
know the needs of their section of the
city. and are ready to take steps to
safeguard the morals of their young
people, which they feet are in grave
danger at present.
will hn hold nnOlit
February Is, all expenses of which Will
be betrayed by Max Schiff. 1t is also
planned to have II Ladies' Auxiliary
to this organization.
The program of the evening was as
follows:
Opening remarks. Chairman DIR. j..
NJ. Morris; recitation. Miss Deborah
Weiss; remarks, Mr.. Sol Vorgan :;
songs. Mr.. l.. Feingold accompanied
ly Miss Weinberg. piano, and Miss Il.
Feingold. violin. remarks, DIR. \. NJ.
Blumberg: Hebrew recitation, Sylvia
Jurit: reading from I.ibin. Mr.. Hir-
shorn; vocal solo. Miss =. Rcichmnn
accompanied by Miss Prezant; re-
marks. Mr. NJ. Reichmnn: Hebrew
poem. Ida Gardenswarrl; remarks. by
Messrs. Cohen. Frey. and Horwitz.
The officers elected We're:
DR. j. NJ Norris. president; Sol.
vorgan. vice-president; l.. Helle,stein,
treasurer: DIR. II. L. Dvreirln. secre-
tnry: ]. l.. Kahn, DIR. BlumbcrS. S.
Shredder NJ. Cohn, Max Shift, ard NJ
yolkOvitz, executive committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE c0L0NNADa CLUE.

The Colonnnde celebrated it's month
ly social affair. Sunday evening by
giving theatre party ut The orpheum.
and Il little lunch thereafter Cor its
members and their ladies.
In one week the Colonnade's
Chinese Hop" at Ell Jebcl Temple will
take place.
There have been many balls and
dances given this year, but the Col
onnade is specializing on one, that
will suipass any given yet; For the
lover of dancing and good muse. Nor
risson's ten piece Jazz Orchestra. the
large. airy. smooth floor of El Jebel,
and the congenial assembling of good
dancers, will make it an enjoyable exc
ming
For those who do not specially care
for dacing the brilliant decorations,
the burning incense pots. the lighted
Chinese lanterns, the professional en-
tertainment. the appetizing refresh
ments. the novelty programs, and the
Oriental splendor of the evening. will
give the dream feeling Of Chinatown,
and help spend the evening with per
feet satisfaction.
This is not n money making affair,
hut, merely. II grand social evening,
that is little different from the rest
The COlonnade's "Chincse Hop at
FL Jebcl Temple on Thursday evening.
January the Goth. will bring together
Denvcr's Young folks,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
A. A. c. CLUE.
success.

Mr.. William Il. Blumenthal address
ed the 4. \. c. club on the subject
Reading as fine Art ut its meeting
Monday evening. The members of the
club thoroly enjoyed the talk as well
as the discussion following. 1t was
one of the most stimulating and in
forming talks ever heard by the club.
Mr. Blumenthnl is the frs, OF II mum
ber of business and professional men
who will speak before the club.
The club will attend the show at the
Denham in a body on February .. The
proceeds will be used for TIE
benefit of the new community center.
The A. \. c. is backing their presi-
dent, who has entered for the D. ~ 6.
Tournament.
The committees report indicates that
the Social Box Valentine party to
be given will be big success.
Mrs A. Harris is the clubs official
sponsor. and will be chaperone at the
party.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE HAI1KyAH CLUB.

The first anniversary of the Haiti
lvah club was celebrated Sunday,
January IL. at the New Talmud Torah
building. A special entertainment was
given to the members and friends of
the club. The following program was
and Mrs. Shredder, Songs by Nellie
Chernick and Rose Goldberg. recita
tons by Ida Gardenswaril and Sylvia
Zarit. The following orticers were
elected for the next three months: Rose
Goldberg. president: Eva Lader. vice
president: Sylvia Zarit, secretary and
Pearl Miller, treasurer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF OHEB
ZADEk.

The Ladies' Auxiliary held their
first meeting in the vestry rooms of
The new Synagog with an exceptionally
large attendance last Wednesday after
noon. Several new members were
udded to the membership list and 1t
is hoped at the next meeting many
more will join. as all those present
pledged themselves to campaign for
new members. The Auxiliary has
taken upon themselves to raise suf-
ficient funds to furnish the Religious
school. Afternoon T9a parties Will
be held weekly. and the hostesses last
Tuesday afternoon were Mrs w.
Goldste.n and Mrs. A. Marvany in the
home of Mrs. Marvany, and net
ted good sum.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THEIR ONLY Quarrel.
ISAAC KELLY

ISAAC KELLY
Ny father was born in Belfast. Ire
land.
And my mother in Odessa, Russia;
NV father owns the corner saloon
On Broome and Canal streets,
And my mother is the cashier behind
the cigar counter
In Gordon's lunch room on Clinton
street.
On Sundays
l go to ST. Mary's Church on Grand
street:
MY father makes me GU
And every morning before school
hnd on saturdays
attend the Hebrew school and syn
agog
Across the street from my house.
Ny mothers parents don't speak to
her any more,
Since she married out of her religion
Isut my father doesn't ,ure,
And my mother doesn't. either.
For they are both happy. they say,
because of me.
The only time l ever heard them quar-
rel
Was when father wanled TO light
The candles of the Christmas tree
On a Friday evening.
Father insisted on lighting them,
And mother just broke down
And nrial like , bohv
I never understood the lenson far that.
Morris Abel Beer, in n. Y l.vcning
Sun
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE oRIoLE CLUB.

The last regular meeting or the
Oriole club was held ut the home OF
Mr.. Maurice Bcrshof. Some import
ant topics were presented to the club
l.y various members for the lettering
of the social and educational part OF
the club.
An interesting talk was given by
Mr.. Stein on ''The Duty Of Every club
Member
AS usual the Oriole club has its
athletic features. \ basket ball and
hockey team were organized within
short time. and it hereby issues chal-
lcnge to any junior club in the city
\ checker contest and card game
closed the meeting.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
HAPPINESS.

The idea has been transmitted from
generation to generation that happi-
ness is one large and beautiful precious
search after it is all vain effort, for
it is fruitless and hopeless.
II is not so. Happiness is mosaic.
composed of many smaller stones. Each
taken apart and viewed singly may be
of little value. hut when all are group
ed together and judiciously combined
and set they form p,easing and
graceful whole, n costly Jewellery.
EZehial jacobson.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
DENVER HAS TRANSMISSION BU-
REAU.
Monies Can Be Sent to Relatives and
Friends in War-Stricken Zones Thru
Local Office.

The Joint Distribution committee has
established branch headquarter of Its
Transmission Bureau in Denver. Mr..
Philip Ragooland. secretary of the Cen
tral Jewish Council. has received this
appointment. The. office is ut 81
Central Savings Bank Building. APP
piications may be made for transmits
sion of funds or information regard
ing Jewish families in Poland, Serbia.
Czecho- Slovakia, Bessarabia. Jugo-
.ilava, German-Austria, Roumania,
Galicia, Turkey, Palestine and other
countries.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
TO ALL THE JEWISH INSTITU-
TIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF
DENVER.

Ladies' and Gentlemen:
You will please take notice that the
annual meeting of the Central Jewish
Council" will be held Thursday. Feb
ruary 22nd, 2:3O p. IN. sharp ut the
Albany hotel.
Every Jewish organization of our
city. religious, philnnthropic, cduca-
tional or social is urgently requested
Ia send its full representation to that
meeting.
Never in the Jewish History was
there greater need for organization
than now.
The Jewish nation is threatened with
annihillation. Millions of our unfort-
unate Brethren across the water are
looking hopefully to their American
Brethern who are fortunate to live in
this glorious country of ours. The
land of the brave and the free"
Eastern Jewry is organized. Denver
Jewry must organize, we cannot, and
must not remain back number
Remember what our great Iiabbis
said ''Al tifroth min. Hazibur,' DO
not scperate yourself from your COM
munity.'
An election for new members to
the executive committee whose term
of office expired will be held. An
annual report of the activities of the
Council will he given. DO not fail to
lie represented at this annual meet
ing. 1t is not money that the Coun-
Gil asks, but united branch of
United Jewry.
Sincerely yours,
The Central Jewish Council.
BY ED. MONASH. President
BY PHILIP ]. RAGOOLAND,
Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
E'NAI FIRTH MEMORIAL SER
VICE TO BE HELD SUNDAY
MORNING.

The annual Memorial Services of
Denver Lodge. B'nai Birth will be Oh
served next Sunday morning. Mr..
Richard II. Block will deliver the me-
mortal address. and appropriate music
will be rendered. The members of the
lodge, who passed away during the past
year were: Morris Tis!iler. Lesser
Levy. Jacob Goodman. Morris Brown.
Henry A. Winter. Leo Strauss. Ben.
Disman. Walter l.. Tishler. Sam Bar
cts. Moses Levin. Samuel a. COwen.
Before the memorial services at ten
o'clock. II business meeting will be held,
and class Of candidates will be initi-
atcd. HsH
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
MIzRACHI MEETING

A meeting of the Mizrachi society
of Denver VIII be held at the Com
u:rnity Center. 1867 York street. on
Sunday, February 1. 1920 at o'clock
p. IN.
1t will be an open meeting for all
the Jews who are interested in the
welfare of the Holy Land.
A report of the International Confer
ence. held in Amsterdam will he given.
4 splendid prog .am has been arranged.
Refreshments will be served. No col
lections. Reserve the date. February
1. Mt 6 o'clock.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
WEST DENVER RELIEF ACTIVI-
TIES.

The West Denver Relief Committee
takes great pleasure in herewith
acknowledging receipt of 5000 same
being 214%e of the money raised in
the recent drive in West Colfay. 1919
given by Mr.. Adolph Kistler, ana S3I5
from Mr.. Sam Froimowitz. and 800
from Mr.. Joseph Buchalter
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Buch-
alter from the city he gave 500 on
account and informed us that upon
his return TO the city he will pay us
the balance. The following letter has
been addressed TO Mr.. Adolph Kistler.
and Mr.. Sam Froimowitz
1t is with great pleasure that we
herewith acknowledge receipt of your
generous contribution OF 1915 towards
the relief fund for our stricken breth-
rem across the water. We are proud
10 have men of your caliber in our
in;dst, and with your generous do
nntions. you have proven the truth of
the words "Oid 10 Almon Israef'
israel will surely live thru all troubles
as in the past. May the God of Israel
help you to enjoy your life as yon
lave given joy with your contribution
to many of our suffering brethren.
The West Denver Relief Committee.
BY NATHAN WIENER.
President.
BY PHILIP ]. RAGOOLAND.
Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
II. NJ. H. ALUMNI.

The u. NJ. II. Alumni will hold an
oren meeting Mt the Community Cen
ter. February 1.
A high class program has been ar
ranged and n general good time Is
assured to all. Dancing and refresh
ments will wind up the afternoon. 1t
is hoped that all members and their
friends will attend the initial attempt
at making this first open meeting: a
success.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
Mrs. Bessie Schlesinger.

Mrs. Bessie Schlcsinger passed away
in New York City, after Il short III
ness on January -. The -intcrmcnt
was in Chicago. Monday. January ID.
Mrs Schlesingcr had lived in Den
?er prior to her marriage. and as Bessie
diamond is well remembered here. Her
father and sister. Mrs. \. l.. Price.
reached her before she passed away.
Her sisters. Mesdnmcs Bernhard Klein
and Louis Lowenheim went to Chicago
to attend the funeral.
Besides these relatives, Mrs. Schles-
niger is survived by her husband, two
young daughters. Henrietta and
Estelle. and a brother. Jaci, i. Dia-
mond.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
THE LADIES EDUCATIONAL CLUB

The Ladies' Educational club held
most successful bazaar. which net
ted S3G5.5O. They desire to thank their
I.atrons. friends and the numerous busi-
ness men, who contributed so gencr-
ously towards the success OF the ha-
zaar Especial mention should he
given to s. Dyer, of the AIcA1urtrcy
Manufacturing Co, for the art site
glass desk with 20 year hand engrnv-
I'd, which brought S3G.50. The school
las had to close for few weeks. as
the principal, DIR. Henning. is out of
The city. 1t will soon reopen with u
staff of Hebrew and English teach
crs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
MOsHEv z'RENIM CARD PARTY

A card party under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid to MOshev ZKenim
will be given Tuesday, January 2Ith
ut 3 p. III. in the Tea room of Daniels
and Fishers. Please reserve date. II
is hoped that large attendance will
he present for this very fine cause.
IIostesses will he Mesilames ii. Singer,
II. Goodste.n. W. Gilner X. I.ipson
l.. Goldberg, A. Weber, II. Robinson,
N. II. Block, NJ. Miistein, b. Frumcss.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
CHELTENHAM SCHOOL CHILDREN
HAVE EXHIBITS AT STOCK
SHOW.

a unique feature at the Stock Show
this week was the display of the Bread
and Poultry clubs of the Cheltenham
school. The Brend club is composed
of group of thirty-five youngsters.
thirty-one girls and four bOys. of from
II to 10 years of age. who, under the
direction of Mrs. Ramsey. have under
taken the problem of solving how to
make good bread. Twelve girls demon
strated their skill at the Stock Show
on several evenings, when. under the
supervision of teacher, they attend
I'd and showed bread of their own bak-
ing. The girls are Rose Ambush. Ruth
Enrmen. Lille Coleman. Margaret
Silverstoff. Jennie Weinstein, Anna
hell Kushner. Sarah Blumberg, Mamie
Hellerstein. Anna Klcbenoff. Esther
Spector. Miriam Kay. and Irene Ra-
detsky.
The Poultry club teaches chicken
raising, in all forms. The members
learn how to care for and raise chick
ems, how to select good laying hens
and how to improve the stock. This
club has only membership of Is boys
and girls, all children in the 18th and
Sth grades. Ten boys represented it
at the Stock Show. They are Rubin
Hoffman. Joe Blend, julius Ginsberg,
Sam Rubin, Joseph Milstein, Ozeas
kaufman. Milton Schradsky, George
Cohen. Sollie Weinstein and Sam
Weiner
CheItenham School Briefs.
The Cheltenham School Parent
Teachers Association is increasing rap
idly in growth under the leadership
Of Mrs. Rose Klein. who is its present
chairman. They invite all parents
and friends of the children to visit the
school.
The school now has one Scout troop
of twenty-four scouts and eight Cub
Scouts. They expect TO have two full
troops
Classes for training in citizenship
will he formed. Mr.. H. NJ. Cluxton
principal of the school, is anxious to
meet those desirous of forming such
classes, whether for day or night
school
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
RABBI S. HALPERN To REMAIN
IN DENVER.
The United Hebrew Association Form
ell to Retain Him in Present Field
Of Labor.

Ralbi $. Halpern, rabbi of eight OF
the Orthodox congrega tions of West
Colfax was confronted with most
yexing problem few weeks ago, when
i'm invitation to come to sNew YORK
was extended to him. He did not want
10 leave Denver, where he knows he
has been of great service. but the finan-
cial remuneration promised him-tho
money means less to this man than 10
almost any otherAwas still a reason
fer considering an offer, when COM
pared to what his present offices pay
him. This has. not been nearly SUI
ficient to keep pace with the increas-
ed cost of living. nor ut all commeh-
surate with the increased amount the
good rabbi felt incumbent upon him
10 give to those needing his financial
assistance, for he gives Zadukah. ana
no charity. While hefs in all respects
n strict observer of the laws as they
are laid down, there is one with when
he takes many liberties. The law says
i, '.tithe shall ye give and this Is
where he fails, his tithe does not
nearly satisfy what he wants to do'
so Mt the expense of his owD neeus
and those of his family he has been
feeding the hungry ana succorins the
needy.
Then came the day of accounting
and he realized that he could no long
er continue in the same way. some
of his friends, not affiliated with an!
If his congregations. for the Rabbi
las the ability of attracting and hold
ing men, came to his assistance. They
realized his influence Tor good in their
section of the city was too great TO
easily permit man of his cniibre 10
leave. Here he is known. has proven
the purity of his purposes and the
kindliness of his nature. The stup-
endous success alone of the West Den
yer Relief Committees contribution 10
the War Relief was largely the result
of his activity. When for time he
withdrew. for the sake OF u qu-etihs
lack of H. rony. the committees nc
tivity i'm diately declined and lie
was compelled to resume the office OF
treasurer.
So these friends arranged TO see
that the Rabbits present Indebtedness
should be wiped out. and to insure
lis future. u new organization was
formed, called THE United Hebrew
Association" which will include all the
congregation heretofore under Rabbi
Halpern's jurisdiction. 1t VIII leave
them free to arrange their own internal
affairs. and will also include many
members net affiliated with any OF
the congregations. The Officers are
.N,ioiph Kisler. president; Nathnn
weiner, vice-president: Samuel Froim-
ovitZ, treasurer and Philip iagooland,
secretary. This organization has ar
ranged for larger salary for the
Rabbi. which will relieve him of many
of the material problems that have
disturbed him in the past.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
Obituaries
Mrs. Carrie Shire.

Mrs. Carrie Shire. former resident
of this city passed away in. Chicago
and was buried in that city Morday.
Mrs. Shire had lived in Denver many
years. She was the widow Of the
late Isaac Shire, and sister of the
late Samuel Barcts. She is well re-
membered in the city for her kindly
nature and loyal devotion to her fam
lily. She is survived by son and
daughter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
NOUNG MEMS AND YOUNG WON
EMS JEWISH ASSOCIATION

most interesting meeting of the
Y. NJ. & Y. w. ]. A. was held Mt the
Eenver Community Center on Sunday
afternoon. January IS. Important
business was discussed. Mr.. Leo
Simon stated he was compelled TO re-
sign as Chairman, and Mr.. Charles
tJ.osenbaum as vice-president succeed
Il Mr.. Simon in the chair. Mr.. lIyman
.Iiller was elected vice-presidcnt to
2ucceed Mr.. Rosenbaum. by acclama.
t'on Miss Mayme Rosenberg enter
aimed at the piano.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
In Menoridn

In fond and tender memory of our
dear son and brother. Alex Lcibovitz.
who departed this life two years ago.
January II, 1920.
There is cord death cannot sever,
Love and remembrance live forever
Sadly missed by FATHER, MOTH
TR. SISTERS AND BROTHER, MIR.
NJ J. KARSH.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
CYNTHIANs.

A meeting of the Cynthians was held
at the home of Miss CARA Friedman.
800 w. 18th avenue January Z, 1920
4 social hour was held after the meet
ing. Two applications will be accept
cd Send in yours to Gertrude lrezant.
1870 Cook street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
U. s. A. GIRLS.

A regular meeting of the L. ). "A.
Girls was held at the home of Martha
s;piegal. Tuesday evening, Janunry 70
The dance committee gave Il very
encouraging report about the Hawaiian
dance to he given at El Jebel Tenn
pie. Feb. a6. 1920.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-21
}. F. +. CLUB.

y very pleasant time was had by
all who attended the meeting last week
ut the home of Mrs. Barnholtz and
Miss Ida May.
The Misses Brooks viii have the
meeting this week.