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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

The high cost of living has hit Pal
estine, just as hard as it has the
Test of the world. According to the
Doar Hayom, a Hebrew daily in Pal
estine, the cost of living has increased
thirty percent. To bring down the
price of bread, which was greatly in
creased recently, Palestine has accept
ed shipment of large quantity of
Australian wheat.
Eliezer Ben Yehuda, writing in the
Doar Hayom, on the high cost of liv-
ing. suggests that increased production
would remedy the situation. He rec
ommends to the Zionist Commission
that it should require all those re-
ceiving relief from it 10 work few
hours day on assigned tasks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
X. X. h.

The X. X. X. entertained ut stag
party at Mr.. Moe Katz's home in hon
or of his return to Denver from the
L. of Illinois.
A regular meeting of the club was
held ut the Denver Community Center
on Sunday afternoon, at which Officers
for the coming term wele elected as
follows: Mr.. Samuel A. Pepper, presi
dent: Mr.. BENJAMIN Lampert, vice
president Mr.. S. Judd, secretary; Mr..
Nathan Creamer, treasurer, and Mr'
Bcn Rotlenberg. master Mt arms. IL.
X X. announce the initiation of Mr.
Ephraim GOldfain and Mr.. Harry
Berman into the mystic shrine Of X.
X X
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
NOTES.

The regular meeting of the directors
of the Denver section of Council of
Jewish Women will he held Monday
afternoon, January 10. at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Degen. 1871 Race st. \
full attendance is desired.
The Council will meet Wednesday
afternoon. January 81 In the vestry
rooms of the Temple. Prayer will be
offered by Mrs. David Block Music
is under the direction OF Mrs Ed.
Cohen.
Mrs. Mabel Stearn Noble. lecturer
and organizer for the state board of
health will speak on Public Health. fol-
lowed by DIR. Fosdick Jones who will
speak upon the STUDY for the Proven
tion of Cancer"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
B.NAI FIRTH INsTALLs NEW OF
'FICERS.

At last Sundays meeting of Denver
Lodge No. III. /. o. Il. Is. the follow
ing officers were Installed to serve
during the year 1920: A Wagman'
president Percy $. Morris, vice-presi-
cent; $. Prudential, secretary; ID. f.
Harlem, treasurer; G. ]. Wittelshofer,
warden; Richard II. Block, guardian
=. Olcovich, trustee. The ceremonies
were conducted by NIessrs. NJ. l.. An
fcnger, Arthur +. Friedman and j. j.
I.iebcrman. They cOmplimented the
outgoing officers and committees for
the rlendid results achieved during
their term of office. 1t was II year
of progress, not only because of u very
cretlitable increase In membership. but
more particularly because it made ef-
tcctive use of its opportunities. and
had made its influence felt in every
movement for The promotion of Jewry
and American ideals.
The announcement of the death of
Victor Abraham for twenty-siX years
secretary of District Grand Lodge No
., l. O. B. b., was received with deep
sorrow. Mr.. Milton l.. Anfenger de-
livered an impressive eulogy describing
the character and efforts of the depart
ed. He spoke of the love and esteem
i'm which Mr.. Abraham was held. how
well he served the cause of the B'nai
B'rith, and emphasized especially his
loyalty and faithfulness TO duty III
every sphere of life.
The new president of the lodge. MI
\. Wagman, is now busy selecting his
committees. who are to serve this year.
He is full of enthusiasm, and intends
t. see that the good work of the lodge
shall not only be continued. but that
its activities shall be greatly incrcas-
ed.
The lodge has membership of near
ly 700. OF late the accession III Its
ranks has come largely from the young
er element of our community.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
MIZRACHI MEETING.

A meeting will be held on Sunday,
February 1. 1920 at the Denver Com
ullnity Center, 1866 York street. at
500 p IN. under the auspices of the
Mizrachi society. The purpose of this
meeting will be to discuss the work
accomplished by the National MiZ-
rachi Conference now being held at
Amsterdam. All are urged to come to
hear what will become of the Holy
Land" The program will be announc-
ed in later issue. Watch the news
papers for further information.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
COLONNADE CLUB

Mr.. Sol Perotin read an essay on
THE Jewish People" before the Col
onnade club ut its regular meeting
held Sunday January i1lh, mt the
Metropole hotel.
The Colonnade voted to join the
League of Jewish Youth for tic en-
suing year and also joined the y. NJ.
j. A. and Y. W. ]. \. in n body.
The committee is still working and
preparing unique novelties for their
Chinese Hop" which will be held at
I'll Jebel Temple on Thursday evening.
January 29th. The decorations for
that evening will be very unusual,
being arranged by experts in that line.
The programs too are based on the
oriental style.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
MosHEV Z'kENIM HOUSE PARTY.

A House Party under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid to the Moshev
Z'Kenim will he given Tuesday. Jan
nary ~ at.3 O'Clock in the tea room
of Daniels and Fishers. Please reserve
the date. 1t is hoped there will he n
large attendance for this very fine
cause. The hostesses will he: Mes
DANES X. Lipson, II. Robinson. A.
Weber. III. Singer, NJ. Guodstein. w.
Gilner, l.. Goldberg. NJ. Milstein. NJ. IL.
Flock, Il. Grimes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
LEAGUE OF JEWISH YOUTH HAS
OUTLINED FINE PROGRAM FOR
COMING MONTHS.

The League of Jewish Youth is un-
dertaking a large task, and with the
cooperation of the Jewish community,
il will prove IL success. Americaniza-
tion is one of the great problems OF
this country. 1t is the duty of every
ideal. With this in mind the League
of Jewish Youth has arranged a Sc
fies of lectures ON the great men Of the
United States to ba given during Feb
Iuary. Other work Of interest by
prominent men are aleo planned.
Every Thursday evening in Feb
ruary. at the Community House
lecture will be given which should be
Of interest to every Jew. Similar
lectures will be delivered at Chelten-
ham School every Monday evening
during February.
1t is also the aim of the League of
Jewish Youth to organize classes for
which there is demand, If ten pco-
pie request class in any subject,
that class will be organized and SUIT
able teacher given charge of it. The
more classes the better pleased this or
ganization will be.
All Jewish boys want military train
ing Here is chance to organize
Jewish troops of the Boy Scouts with
capable teachers. Watch for furthef
announcements.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
COMMUNITY CENTER NOTES

The following meetings have been
scheduled at the Community Center up
to and including Sunday, Jan. is: X.
Il. X. Sunday Jan. IL. 3 p. M; Il. NJ.
ni.; A. A. c. Monday. Jan. II, p
m.; b. NJ. II. Auxiliary, Wednesday
Jan. IA. 8 p. m; Executive Commit
tee b. NJ. III. Business Mems club
\. Relief Committee, Thursday. Jan
10. S p. m.; Sunday, Jan. Is, the y. NJ
s: Y. W. J. \. will meet iii the l. Rude
room at = 80 p. M.
Center
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

When the U. s. \. Girls club was Or
ganized. its purpose was TO put their
energies and money into war work
and war charities only.
At the last meeting or the club, 1t
was finally decided they will also be
active in other charitable work and
donate their money to other worthy
charitable institutions.
The u. S. A. Girls dance to be given
Feb 26, 1920 at FL Jebel Temple will
be Charity dance and the net pro-
ceeds will be donated to several good
causes. Remember this will be n
Hawaiian dance. Secure tickets from
any of the members.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
BROTHERS-BIG AND LITTLE

The Big Brother movement is one
of the finest character bu.lcers. yet
devised. 1t is. also, one of the finest
opportunities for helpfulness, because
of the personal interest, and rersQnal
contact of the bcothers, big and little.
who Lelp each other. The littl. oic
apparently receiving the largest share
at the time. The benefits he receives
are visible. the less tangible-char-
acter building-he does not recognize.
and the Big Brother receives his in
enlarged sympatIies and greater ca
pacity for understanding mankind in
general and the small boy in particu-
lar
\ telling example of the effect of
this association is given by the follow
ing incident which occurred recently.
One Big Brother had enjoyed the op-
rortunity of helping his little one for
only couple of weeks, but the little
fellow was so impressed with the bene-
fits he had received, hv wanted to
be of service to some one less fortunate
than he was. He found among the
newsies, one poor forlorn little non
Jewish orphan, homeless, jobless and
almost without clothes. to whom he re.
allied the joys of having Big Broth.
I er. and took the little waif to the Big
Brother club. There he was provided
with clothes to tit. job was procur-
red for him, home arranged for
and "A Big Brother designated, one who
Will be all that the name implies.
Another instance is where the own
CT of a large office building on 10th
street became so interested in the lit
tie Jewish newsboy, Who sells papers
in the building that he asked the boy
to be his Little Brother. These are
but random examples of the helpful
ness of this movement which is unit
ing the strong and the weak of two
generations to their mutual betterment
1t is good to know that their organi
zation is broadening, and Strengthening
and increasing in usefulness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE EMAN
UEL MEETING.

The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
held its regular meeting Monday. Jan
uary Il. in the yestry rooms of Temple
Emanuel. DIR. Helen Craig gave Il
most entertaining and informal talk
ON her travels in Japan. Korea and
China. Miss Gertrude Mcclure render
ed pianolOg and accompanied Mad
amc Melville in recitations AMI i''iia
tions. The Sisterhood then adjourned
for Il social half hour.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Mr.. Maurice L. Perlzweig. of the De-
partment of History, University Col
'lege, London, has been appointed ad-
visor in photography for Great Britain
and the Dominons to the Leland stah-
ford University of California in con-
nection with the great library of his
torical material on the war which Is
being collected there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
sHELTERlNG HOME AUXILIARY
Permanent Organization Formed Mt
Last Meeting.

The Sheltering Home Auxiliary held
a meeting at the Public library. Tues
day evening. ut which uime the Or
sanization took On Il more permanent
form The next meeting for final or
eanization will occur Thursday, jan
uary %. All young people above Is
are invited to join. Everybody come
Make the Auxiliary big society for
benefit of the Sheltering Home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Ralph j. Shainwald. founder of the
standard Paint Company, of New YORK
city, who died in New York city on
December 10. left very large estate
to he divided among the members OF
his family. He also set aside fund
of $4,000 to be divided among such
charities as his widow may designate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Y. w. II. A.

\ very important meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Rossmin. Jan
nary s. Many Interesting topics were
discussed, later a social hour was en-
joyed in true y. w. II. a. fashion.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Sara Berezin, 26:'o Lari-
mer, January %. Come one. come all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
AGOODAs DOVRAE DOREEs.

The second semi-annual election OF
Officers was held ut the home of MI.
K. Blumberg with the Following re-
suits: Mr.. A. Maimen reelected
president. Mr.. u. Friedman, secretary,
Mr.. Il. Blumberg, treasurer.
After an elaborate ''Set Up. the
president delivered splendid inaug-
nrnl nldrcSS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
TRIENNIAL DATE SET.

The date for the triennial meeting
If the Council of Jewish Women which
for the first week in November. Prep
arations i already under way for
the progra and arranging plans for
the cunveiil.un
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
AN OPTINIIsTS WISH.

Here is my New Year wish for you
Strength to do what you have to do,
Health of body, peace of mind.
And daily chance or two to be kind.
Leigh Mitchell Hodges.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
ATTENTION.

The Denver Hebrew Institute urg-
emily requests the attendance Of all
The members at a special meeting to
lie held Thursday. January the 18th,
8 p m sharp at the Dickinson Branch
Library. Cor Hooker and Concjos
Place. Election of officers will take
place.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Leonard Norman Sloan, 10 years of
age. is enrolled as n student of Uni
Nersity of Minnesota. He is the young
est student among total enrolment
cf over 1000, and is taking pre-
medical course.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF YAD
ACHAS WILL GIVE TEA

Mrs. Hellerstein will be hostess at
a tea at her home 14S5 King street OH
Tuesday. January Goth for the Ladies'
Auxiliary of. the Yad-Achas synagog
and their friends.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Clubs

(AlI contributions for this column must
reach this office by 1. O'Clock Tuesday.
contributions must he properly signed
with name and address of the writer be-
fore article Will be published.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Obituaries
Morris STYLE.

Morris Style prominent merchant
of West COlfax, died in Ar!zona last
Wednesday The funeral occurred
Tuesday from Meyers. Interment was
ut Mt. Nebo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Mr.. Charles Cohen of New York w'is
in the city for a few days this week
the guest of Mr.. Phil Miller.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF B. NJ. II.
THEATRE PARTY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of p. NJ. ii.
will give theatre party at the Den
ham February ..
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
BICKER CHOLIM DANCE.

The Bicker Cholim society is arrang-
ing for its Leap Year dance to he
given February 10. at Progress club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Local Neus

Mr.. Morton David reached Denver
last Wednesday after visit with ms
iiancee. Miss Anna Rogers. in san An-
tonic.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Mr.. II. Feldman, SIT f. Colfax Ave.
leaves for California this week and
takes this means of bidding his friends
goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
FOR SALE

Drugstore in live locality has been
established for IL years. owner wants
to retire, price $500. Stock and Fix
lures are worth more; excellent bus
mess.
Fine chance for Jewish druggist.
Simm Realty and Investment CO., 304
Tabor Bldg. Ch. 2515.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Mr.. II. FeIdman SIT E. Colfax Ave.
leaves for California this week and
takes this means of bidding his friends
goodbye.
The Denver Free Milk Fund receiy-
ed the proceeds resulting from the sale
Il the Bon Bon Box mt the Junior
Council dance at Ell Jebel Temple, Jan
uary /. Miss Dillie Srrom procured
the candy.
Dr. VIM. S. Friedman was one OF
the speakers at the dihier given at
The Presbyterian church Monday eve
ming when plans were arranged for
the building of large hospital in the
city.
]. Golden left for Chicago on n bust
ness trip.
Progress club will give Il stag par
ty Thursday night ror its members
a boxing match will be one of the
features of the entertainment.
Mr.. Benedict Shubart. left for trip
to Salt Lake, last Monday after his
recent indisposition-
Word has reached Denver OF the
death of Sol Arkush. an old-time Colo
ladonn. in San Francisco, his late
home. after n long illness. Mr.. Arkush
was well known in the city. many VIII
hear with regret of the passing of their
icvial friend and companion. He was
still in the prime of life when called
by death. He is survived by his widow.
.Addie Abel Arkush, ana rour children
one son Mt the State Agricultural col
l,ge of California, one at Annapolis,
small son, and young daughter at
home.
Mr.. Eek Abrams. who formerly lived
IN this city and for the past thirteen
years has been resident of Van
couver. b. c., is expected here On the
18th of this month TO visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Abrams, of
1913 Sth street.
Cecil Abenheimer will return to Den
800. Ait, ,,,aal- from, Pow Na,y hIpyit.O.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
WEST COLFAx PROPERTY

We specialize in West Colfax property
If you want to buy or sell in that
locality get in touch with us: Simm
Realty and Investment Co. 304 Tabor
OPP. House Bldg. Ch. 2515.-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Cecil Abenheimer will return to Den
yer this week from Roy. New Mexico
to make this city his permanent home
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

WANTED-A temporary home for
boys in childless family, aged 6 and
3 years. Apply 1906 18th St. M-f2i2.
FOR RENT-A beautiful furnished
room for two. near car line modern.
2B1O Lafayette ST.. York 33S1-W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

\ telegram from Copenhagen states
that 10 American compa Jies have in
Tested % million dollars for the de-
vclopment of trade and commerce in
Turkey and Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

EOR RENT-Clean well heated front
bedroom for two gentlemen. Call
at 1142 Gaylord
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Rev. Aaron G. Robson. executive di-
rector and minister of the Manhattan
Y. NJ. II. A., has resigned his posi-
tion. and viii embark on a mercantile
career.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Want Advertisements.

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call at
1901 +. 18th Ave.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

]. Golden left for Chicago on busi
ness trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Progress club will give a stag par
ty Thursday night or its members
a boxing match will be one of the
features of the entertainment.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
SCORES
HARDING ATTITUDE

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct 4. t.-Speaking
before a large audience in the flrsl
regiment armory tonight. Franklin ID
Roosevelt charged Republican party
managers with having mapped ana
conducted d campaign OF trimming
the American people.
American voters he said, nate
man who says one thing and does an
other but they hate something worse
than that-a man who says one thlng
one day and does another the nexi-
There is good old word that has not
vet been used in this campaign-lhe
word trimmer. Before November
the voting public is going to know
who that word fits and they WIZ VOC
against all thai il implies,
Calling attention TO q sfatem'n nj b!
Senator Harding in the morning pa
nars anproying what senator Bolah
mas said in his public address dF.
Roosevelt said; II The Engilsh IAN.
guqea means anything ai all e means
fbaf Senator Harding - al last pen
driven into 2 C0rneI-it means ino
tho American public hase received
sr,fn h'r direct approval u SCI .'s
Dorab's opposition 70 our so'a- M
n )eaele of nations net merely me
league. bur u ieaFse
4Coyorner Cox and myself isFol
Going in" he added, and Ee are
Wholly wiling that # be made eIes :
~ eyery American that nothing oi
onr going in shall take away N ihe
eltgh7est degree our existing rights
nnder the American coniitui!on- ia,
cludinz The Iigh's Of the eonsress o.
nc United safes 10 declare waT %
send our troops overseas.
The difficulty which VIII nays fh
coI,irtsrnd more than year ago Wss
tbar Of reconcilips irreeoncilable :. ali, !,
te+erees e-@ lie did This b. attempt iI'e ll1
- divert attention from these uIl
to-.-ces - and this could OILY be aohe
- - cyeatrg false issues. y shigao
~ ~ nsa IF trimming lan@iaFe q pie5
sorn =, was devised by 'trimmeFs Wtl," 5
tIc,+sr,r- or an Eskifao esltd 20 .''.
:. ssssl,w. Il meant ertr:ih'ag anu
Il m.aut nothing.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

The straw hat broke the back Of
ne patient public was the admission
ia Baltimore b. the Republican can
diaate far president that he had no
s5teciic program on foreign affairs.
To have a program OF dsfnitenesH
would have spoiled the whole theory
Of keeping the diseoadanf elements
together.
THAT kind NJ trimming was bound
to be seen through by the reading
and thinking puhllc They have r-al-
ized that In foreign affairs the Repgb.
leans are against he league because
n WIS organized under Democratic
president
Mr. Roosevelt left late tonight FOR
Kansas City. He AXIS in Lawrence.
nan.. in tie morning aud u Saline
AT night.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
here IL Il way out for them.
No Dream Of utopia.

President g. u. Quarlcs of the CT.
liens national bank is seeking to en-.
list his fellow bankers aa well as tn.
fiockmasters in the great sheep ntatea
In what he deems In practical
means Of relief. to wilt, the starting
up somewhere in the sheep country
OF great textile wool industry.
where thousands Of spindles may be
Set humming by electric power and
where there may be set up modern
Industrial community under modern
conditions of living. with electrically
heated apartments for the operatives.
with community churches and schools
and gymrasiums and Libraries and
athletic fields and Fairgrounds, where
the operatives would be- well placed
for comfort and enjoyment In their
work AT good wages. All this may
seem like dream of Utopia. but Gus
Quaries while a man of vision. ~ of
the hard headed practical sort
The Salmon banker puts IL up 10
his fellow bankers to come TO the
relief of the sheep men in a practical
sOri of WAY. His letter IL subjoined.
A Bankers visior.
am addressing you and all
TIT bank presidents and cashieras
in Idaho Montana, Utah and Wy
oininE. hoping 10 ascertain the
opinion Of sou and of them re
Rarding he adyisibility OF organ
ing. installing and operating a tex.
tile mill in this territory 10 be
largely owned By the flqcEmaaerB.
in the states named and primarily
undertaken because 81 the present
financial distress resulting from
two recent adverse growing sea-
Rona the Hnpreeed nte8 l1ng. hard
winter Se have juEi passed and
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