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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
CONGREGATION AT UN.
IVERSITY OF INDIANA.

The Jewish students at the Cnivers-
ity of Indiana, bloomington, Indiana,
have organized themselves into con-
sregation in accordance with a plan
outlined by Rabbi Louis Egelson. as
sistant Director of the department of
Synagog and School Extension. The
first of the congregations weekly Fri
day evening services was held in one
OF the university buildings on Decem-
her 25th, when DIR. Henry Englander,
professor at the Hebrew Union College,
officiated. The students participated
tervently in the responsive reading
from the prayer book leadflets which
the Department provided. Following
the ritual service. DR.. Highlander
spoke on the historical background and
the Significance of Chanukah.
DR.. Englander received a promise of
cooperation with the Departments eff
forts at the University from DIR. Joseph
c. Jodd, dean of the Indiana School of
Religion, which is described as a nom
scctarion school of Biblical and re-
ligious instruction. DIR. Todd Kindly
offered the Jewish students congrega-
tion the use of one of the class rooms
IN his school.
Describing the impression he receiv-
ed at the University, DR.. Englander,
said: Tho the Jewish student body
at the Indiana State University is
small. believe that in view of the
potential Importance of each student
as an intellectual leader in his respec-
tive community, every effort that is
made to bring larger knowledge and
appreciation Of our faith to them is
most worth while" f
Rabbi Egelson found in the enroll
ment OF students at the University,
sixteen Jews, including twelve men
and four women. The first step he
took in organizing these was to con-
fer with the president of the Uni
vcrsity. Then he met with four of the
students advising them how to pro-
coed in forming a congregation. Upon
his suggestion the meeting was called
thru which the organization was effect
ed to afford the congregation the en-
couragement and counsel that it needs
Rabbi Egelson conferred with Rabbi
Norris NJ. Feurlicht of indianapolis.
who promised to interest himself in
the students.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
NEW ENGLAND STATES CAN
VASSED.

Rabbi Jerome Rosen has toured the
New England states for the purpose of
organizing congregations in various
cities in that part of the country.
In New England are many towns
which in recent years have grown into
populous manufacturing centers. with
many Jewish inhabitants but no re-
ligious activities. Some of these COM
munities having sufficient number of
Jewish people to institute religious
activities, have not even congrega-
tiOn and a religious school.
There are also mlny penal institu-
tions in New England, which have some
inmates who. if no preventative steps
are taken, will continue to disgrace
the fair name of Israel.
The conditions described are these
which Rabbi Rcsen faced in his work.
He concerned himself first with the
six penal institutions in and around
WOrchester, Mass, which have in all
about 30 Jewish inmates. His duties
brought him in contact with Mr.. A.
NJ. Hiliman, an attorney, and Mrs. j.
!. Damn, who supervise religious in
struction at the Industrial School for
Boys and the Industrial School for
Girls, respectively. In his work Mr..
Hillman uses textbooks, prayer book
leaflets and Home Study Magazines.
published by the Synagos extension
Department; with Rabbi J. Bienenfeld,
who has conducted Holiday services
ut the House of Correction in wor-
chester, and with other Interested per-
sons, Mr.. Hillman plans to organize
a committee which under the auspices
of the Jewish Charities will conduct
penal institutions of the neighborhood.
Mrs. Damn has been visiting the
school for girls once week for sew
eral years. Mr.. Saul Elias, of Wor-
ant School Board. has promised to CO.
operate with the Department and with
people of the city, in prison welfare
work. Rabbi Rosen discussed with Mr..
reform worship in the city. for those
persons who desire this, and as II re-
suit arrangements may be- made for
Hebrew Union College student to con-
duct holiday services III Worcester
next fall.
Boston, Mass, has n Jewish Prison
Aid Society, affiliated with the Fed
Grated Jewish Charities, of which Mrs.
f. S. Goulston is the moving spirit.
She is assisted i'll her work by Mr..
doses r.. Sednr, of Dorchester. Mass
who acts as chaplain in "A number OF
institutions. The Prison Aid Society
is active at the Massachusetts State
Prison, the Suffolk County jail. both
in Boston, the Massachusetts, Reforma-
tory for Women at South birmingham
and the Industrial School for boys
at Shirley, Mass.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
"GIVING."

In every campaign there uscally oc-
ours an unusual incident--a small
thing, as a rule-which seems to thrill
everyone and results in mOtivating the
entire campaign.
At the banquet held Sunday night.
October 10th. at the Elysium Club,
Boston, to open the Campaign for
100000 for the Federated Jewish
Charities. such thrill occurred. In
the history of Jewish philanthropy in
this country there is no precedent. y
modest gentleman stood up. addressed
Louis E. KRISTEN, Chairman of the
Campaign Committee, and said: Il
don't know, Mr. Chairman, whether
can afford it, but put me down for an
annual contribution of S10,000.''
That man is well-known to the read
crs of Jewish Social Service. He was
one of the first, if not the first, paid
social worker of America. He left
the profession nine years ago. That
man is Max Mitchell, formerly head
of the Federated Jewish Charities of
Boston. His friends will rejoice i'll
his financial success, and likewise in
the realization that he has not for
gotten his former profession in his sue
cess.
Mr.. Mitchell stipulated that $1,000
Of his annual contribution should be
spent for the establishment of a.well-
equipped Social Service Library in the
office of the Federated Jewish, Chari-
ties, the need for which he keenly felt
in his professional dayS
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS

meeting month will be noteworthy addition
educational books recently issued by them and
in preparation 80
Jews have been closely identified with the growth Amer
they have entered into phase of her and
right of their develop
The conditions under which Jews have lived
their lives other country that it's effect reached
which feels and responds to the impress America
Whatever the future bewheher the cultural of
the Jews United States land
stamped itself all who have reached its Shores this effect
preserved and told both at home and
history ancient and modern readable
The books issued by the Hebrew
Union College attempting supply this Biographical
sketches We to know what the people
did, not only specially gifted individual.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
OHEB zADEK CONGREGATION

Friday night services begin at 500
o'clock. Saturday morning services be-
gin at . 800 o'clock.
A very interesting and well attended
meeting of the members of the Con-
gregation was held Wednesday evening
January 7th in the vestry rooms of
the Synagos. Plans were laid out
for the year 1920. meetings will be held
regularly by the members every first
Tuesday of the month. The Board of
Trustees will meet the second Tuesday
of each MONTH The vestry rooms
which are now completed will he used
for meetings and services until the
Auditorium will be finished.
The Religious school Will be opened
next Sunday morning. All parents
wishing their children to attend Re
ligious school should bring them for
enrolment Sunday morning January
18th ut 10 100 o'clock.
Rabbi VIM. s. Friedman of Temple
Emanuel has promised to help organize
the school. All children between the
ages of 6 to Ii are welcome. There
will he absolutely no charge.
The Hebrew school will be opened
Monday January 10Th at 3 80 p. IN.
Mr.. II. S. Goodkowitz has been engaged
as teacher. Children wishing to at
tend who have not had their names en-
rolled as yet can do so by sending their
names to A. Grossman, 339 10th street,
or Phone Main 527o.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
BETH HA MEDROsH HAGADOL

Services are held daily at the syna-
Cog. The morning services at 7:1o
and the afternoon services at sunset.
This Friday night services will be held
at sunset.
This Friday night DIR. Kauvar VIII
speak on ''The Leadership of Men"
Saturday morning the subject of the
sermon will be Avenues Of Approach"
SynagOg Forum.
Friday evening the Forum will have
a Zionist evening. Leo i. Cohn Will
preside. Papers will be read by Mrs.
NJ. Block, Miss Hermina Tannenbaum,
l.. Ruffman and DIR. Jacob Norris.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Miss Rose Phillips is the deputy City
mas the distinction of being the first
Jewish girl to practise law in South
ern California. and the first and
youngest girl to hold such position
educated in Los Angeles, At an early
age She came to this country With her
parents. She is graduate of Los An
geles High School and OF the law de
partment of the University of South
EN- California of the class of 1918.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
RABBI LUPO NOW SPIRITUAL
HEAD OF FLINT, MICH.

Flint, Mich, Dec. 31.-Rabbi Ru-
dolph Lupo, who recently resigned from
the pulpit of Temple Israel of Port
land. Me-. has been elected Rabbi OF
the local Jewish community at an an
nual salary of 5000, his term of Office
To begin january 1st, 1920.
The Jewish community of Flint has
grown in the last few years to great
proportions and is on The way to be-
coming an important Jewish center III
the Middle West. Laying aside all
partisan differences, the Jews of Flint
have organized under their new liabbl
into one community center that viii
house all the religious, educational,
social and pllilanthropic institutions
of the whole community.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE RIGHT
PEOPLE.

Men are influenced by their con-
sciences and can be persuaded by them
when all forms of argument on econo-
mic lines fail to make an impression.
Most men want to lead decent and hon
cradle lives. for they realize that no
form of industrial success will be of
any avail unless they possess u con-
science which is clean and clear They
are ready to listen to moral exposition
when presented by the right people in
the right way.
Who are the right people? They
must needs be men of liberal and toler-
ant views, sincere and consistent. with
n passion for justice, and minds free
from cant as well as intellectual
frivolity. This frivolity, which plays
with proposition as cat plays with
mouse, cannot accomplish anything.
There is too much deadening sceptic-
ISM in the world as it is, without add
ing to the output.
And the right way is for the men
and women Of light and leading who
understand present conditions and wish
to remedy them in lasting fashion to
unite for the promotion on absolutely
non-sectarian lines of all movements
that tend to create nelghborly senti-
inent and responsibility. good citizen
ship and honest, upright and peaceful
dealing between nations AID the people
and on no other could all denominations
act together.-Jewish Exponent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services will be held at Temple
Emanuel Friday evening at 40. Or.
VIM. S. Friedman will preach. His
subject will be IF Man Dies, Shall
he Lives Again"
Saturday morning services will be
held at 10 80. The subject of SER
mon will be "The Burning Bush
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

DR.. Henry Keller who has just come
from Palestine, after having lcctured
extensively thruout England and IN
Dublin, Ireland was rendered a dinner
by the Jewish Forum Publishing com
pany. on December 14th, ut the Central
Jewish Institute.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY.

projected American Jewish History which the board of
the Union of American Hebrew Congregations considered
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Sir Lionel Abrahams, X. c. t., AS
sistant Uhder-Secretary of State for
India, who died in the early part OF
December. at the early age of 40, was
one of Ensland's most distinguished
Jews
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Like the tree, man IS known by his
fruit.-Talmud.
Kindness is the highest form Of char
ity y.Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Jewish soldiers in tile 3Sth Battalion
Of the British >Fusileers adopted mere
than a score of Armenian and Syrian
orphans. while in the camp at Rayal'
Syria.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
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CeSkOSlOvenSkO neutraInfm.

hry prohlasily neutralitu rusko.
polske valce.
Spojeny vybor socialistn Cecho-
sovakii vydal manifest. n9mz Wy.
slovuje sympatie Ruskem a naba-
da delniky. aby odepreli dopravu
valecneho materialu do Polska.
= Socialne demokraticti senate.
ri a poslanci v Cechoslovakii schva-
iii vladnf prohlaseni neutrality v
rusko- polske valce a odporueuji
navazani diplomatick5ch styk1 q
vladou v Moskv6. jakoz pfisne
strezenf ruskych reakcionarn ma ce.
skoslovenskem 1zemi.
= Vykonne vybory soc. dem.
strany nemecke soc. demokracie
mely spolecnou sch1zi. Mem. soci-
aliste prohlasili, ze jsou ochotni
braniti Republiku proti mad az ske-
mu 1toku. Proklamace chou stran
dosvedcuje jejich uspokojeni svlad.
MIN prohlasenim neutrality v pol
sko-ruskem konfliktu. vybizi do.
hodovy proletariat.a t.aby pouzil vseho
sveho vlivu k obnoVe miru ma W.
chode. Vyhlasuje resoluci soc.
stran vzepffti Sc pr1vozu vojska ne
DO munice csl. uzemim.
Uznaji Sp. ST.. MexickOu vladn9
President Wilson pry je pfipra-
ven uznati nyn9isi mexickou vladu,
bude-li tato souhlasiti podminka-
mi, jez byly podany statnim sekre-
tarem Colbym.
Podminky stanovene americkou
vladou jsou pr5 tyto: l. zivoty A.
merican1 jich maietek musi byti
chraneny. 2. Odskodne musi s.byti
vyplaceno cizineHm, ktefi trp6li
prGbehem revoluce. 3. Carranzo.
va naTizeni ohledne konfiskaci mu.
81 byti zrusena.
Americke valecne lodi do rnsKych
VOd.
Obrneny kTiznik Pittsburg a a.
mericky torpedoborec byly vyslanv
do Ba)tickeho more ''k chran9ni g..
merickych zajm6." Ob6 lodi isou
v Cherbourgu. We Francii. V de-
partmentu lod'stva bylo oznameno,
re Sc vydaji neprodlen9 do Gdanska.
Obch0d llh0yinami.
Die zprav oznanenych prohibicni
kancelari, obchod likery buji.
Kradeze liker1 re statnich skladist'
Sc stupnuji.
Cd patku bylo zjisteno 1fedniky.
ze 800 az 400 tisic galond "whis-
key bylo nedovolenym zp1sobem 3D.
vezeno re statnich skladist'. V Bal
timore zjistili drednici. re ze zdej-
sich pittsburskych skladist
bylo nezakonnitym zp1sobem odve.
zeno 100 tislc beden whiskey = til
galonv likeru ma jednu bednicku.
DeInictvo We ShOde.
Po prikladu angIick7ch soudruh1
belgicti delnici Antverpach ode.
preli nakladati strelivo. iez ma by.
tt Francie poslano generalovi
Wrangelovi ma Krymu. Svycarskd
zeleznicnl unie sc rozhodla pro ode.
pfeni dopravy valecneho materialu.
Depese Rima oznamuje. ze sig.
:nor Dragoma, socialisticky v6dce.
Dude poslan do Moskvy, ,aby utvofil
tam alianci mezi ruskym sovetem q
italskymi delnick5mi organisacemi.
Francouzsti socialist nedelni
sve sch1zi pfijali usneseni, ze ami
penize ami vaIecny material nesmi
b5ti poslany ma pomoc Polakdm.
Thar,
| V nedeli dopoledne IL. cervence
vypukl pozar We stodole statkare
dra. Karla Holeho We Stepanovicfcf
Klatov. Stodola Sc vsemi zasobam
Gene 40. 900 K shofela do zaklad6.
Stodola stala samote poll. takzt
nebyly ohrozeny jine budovy. Get
nictvo Klatov patralo po pricint
pozaru zjistilo. ze jej zalozil II
lety delnik Jaroslav Novy ze Stepa
movie. ktery byl jiz casio trestal
1 Izls d. lH -
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VarSava aSi zachranena.

V 1Tednich kruzich Francie ma
stalo pfesvedceni. ze okamzite ne.
bezpeci hrozici Varsave. hlavnimu
mestu Polska. vice nestava. 2 Pol
ska dosly zpravy o 2rotidtoku Pola-
k6, jimz Rusove zatlaceni ze svych
posic kolem Varsavy koridoru
tahnouciho Sc cd Gdanska, jfmz do.
pravovana munice a vsechny potre-
by valecne Polak1m. Opevneni me-
sta, ,jez tn a tam zle porouchano by
10 Rusy. znovu opravena a zlepse.
ma. Zvlaste ma iihu Rusove kvapne
ustupuji.
Mnoho vladne nynf dohad6, iaky
vliv nynejsi porazka Rus1 bude mi
tt ma iendnani pTfmefi Minsku.
Mnozi soudl, ze bolsevici zmfrni
pozadavky sve. JIM. ze Polaci mad
SEMI poslednim vit6zstvim. rozhod-
nou Sc dale boiovati nad6ji. re
romoc F'rancie Ameriky jim zaii-
sfena. V Pafizi Sc mluvi. ze Anne
rika rozhodla Sc dovoliti verbovani
dobrovolnik6 pro armadu polskou
penezitou pomoc Polsku. .Anglie 8
1talii shoduji Sc v tom. aby uznana
byla sovetska vlada.
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POliciSta poStreIen, dtoenfk
tnrteY.

QSCIl OOuuu Ns 1AOO 11OIlI1o u1tNO,
zastTelen byl policeman straznikem,
Wallacem. 40 rok1 stary artist,
Marcellus Reynolds, kdyz stTelil
straznika. Wallace zranen padaje
ma schody. vypalil ranu. .kterou Rey-
nolds trefen byl do hlavy okamzi-
t9 usmrcen. Souboj strhl Sc, kdyz
Wallace Sci uvezniti Reynoldse. kite.
r5 dvakrate stfelil po SVEN sousedu
Wingate. Reynolds v poslednich
10 dnech stale se opijel. jak udala
manzelka jeho. Nepfatelstvf mezi
Reynoldsem Wingate vzniklo. .kdyz
Wingate nechtel vykliditi sklep.
ktery Reynolds pronajal jine osobe.
Zraneni aut0m0bilem ma eh0dniku
Ma York Road zran9na byla We
stredu desitelieta divka. Helen Fow-
Ter, ma cho3niku. truckem. rizenym
cernochem, Wilsonem. Cernoch
chtel predejeti povoz. Pfi predjiz-
denf vrazil truckem do povozu. z
n9hoz urazil kolo. Hoch stojici u
kon6 povozu,byl poranen a odvalen.
Truck ma to viel ma chodnik. kdez
zranil divku sedici ma zidli vjel
do domu Poata. kdez Sc zastavil v
okne. jez roztTistil.
Farmaf Bay View yypovezen.
A. F. Dumler. farmar ma Bay
View nemocnice pozemcfch. byl
mestskym 1Tadem zbaven sluzby.
Ia vinu mu kladeno. re p1jcil ne
ktere hospodarske stroje soIsednfm
farmar1m a ze rozdal asi so busl1
ovsa. Farmar dokazal. ze tax pla-
til nekterym "a pomoc jemu poskyt.
nut, u pri mlaceni psenice. Vzdor
tomu zbaven sluzby pro poruseni
kazne.
"RentifSky" yybor ma prazdniny
Vybor. jehoz starosti jest poma-
haiti rentir6m proti nespravedlivym
cenam nemilosrdnych domacich pa.
nj. rozesel Sc 1terV ma prazdni.
ny. Vybor postaral Sc. ze nGkte
rym naiemnik6m najem snizen byl
a ze mnohe pTibytky opraveny by
ly. Pc dvou tydnech vybor sejde
Sc znovu.
CernoSsky neodyisly kandidat.
Baltimorsti cernossti republikane
prohlasili "a sveho kandidata do Sc
natu cernocha, Hawkinse. .proti rad.
nemu republikanskemu kandidatu.
Wellerovi. Cernosi roztrpceni jsou
ma mayora Broeninga. .ktery odeprel
dati jim 1rady. po nichz touzili.
Politikove -epnblikanstf soudi. ze
kandidatura cernochova jest vlastne
dllem demokratG, kteri doufaji Sc
slabiti protivnou stranu odloudenim
cernosskych HAST. Hawkins ro
zumn6 prohlasil. Re nedoufa. ze by
zvolen byti mohl. S jistym uspo-
kojenim vsak pridal, ze "a to neko-
mu zabrani dostati Sc do 1fadu.
ZvySeni telefonnich poplatki.
Komise verejne sluzby syolila ku
zvyseni poplatkG telefonGach. u.
zivani tele&sn1 obchodnich do
mech pribytcich zdrazeno bude.
SuSi agenti "a autOmobilisty ma
Belair Road.
Pet muz1 zatceno asi so beden
koTalkou skonfiskoyano bylo su.
chymi agenty We stredu casne rane
ma Belair Road. KoraIka nalozena
byla We trech automobilech. Seste-
mu muzi, ktery iel v tretim autu.
podafilo Sc uteci.
Velike Skody zpdSobeny b0ufi.
Pondelnf boufe zpnsobila znacne
skody ma Back a Middle rekach, kde
lijakem poskozeny pyly silnice 6
polni 1roda. Mnohe potoky rozvod.
nily Sc, most ma Stemmers Run ns
Bird river ceste strzen a nekolil
dom1 zatopeno. Skorem cele tele.
fonni spojenf 8 Middle river byle
bouTf preruseno. s
Padem pod par0StrOj uSmrcen.
V Highlandtown usmrcen by
| hrzdaT Pennsvlyanske drahv Thao
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-20

penezitou pomoc PoIsku. .Anglie 8
Italii shoduji Sc tom. aby uznana
byla sovetska vlada.
Stale boure v Irsku.
Koncem tehodne doslo k obno-
venine pokoi1 Belfastu, z
nichz neivaznejsim byl sobotu
Dav zmocniti Sc chtel vojenskeho
aeroplanu. ktery ma ceste depese-
mi Fermoy byl nucen uciniti "a
stavku patek vecer ma poll pobliz
Killarney a Tralee Die urednich
zprav srazce te byl ieden vojin
usmrcen. ctyfi utocnici ma aero
plan byli zabiti tri 1tocnikG by.
Ii pnraneni.
Casne rano obievili Sc pres to
Sim Feiniste. kfeff hned zahaiili
palbu ma voiaky. kteTi il op6tovali.
Boj. ktery Sc strhl, trval cele til
hodiny.
v Limerick. doslo ma cele fade
mist k poulicnim b)j1m a jinym
bourim.
Jisty konstehl pax muz, nemz
Sc tvrdi. ze sc Jmenoval Anthem.
byli usmrceni.
Y Dublinu. podniknout byl dtok
ma ctyry konstebly. Dva z Mich by
Ii raneni. ale jen lehceii. o pnl-
noci vojenska skladist6 byla ma
drazi Tralee zapalena Sc vsemi
vozy, ktere sc v miste tom pacha-
zely. Vse lehlo popelem.
A jeSte Bifi0yec.
'Ceske Slovo', ze dne %. Ger.
vence. prinasi zpravu:
"Proti posi-. Binovcovi svola-
la, jak Sc nam pise = skupina Sva-
zu lucebniho delnictva soc. demo.
kratickeho v pondell dne 26. Ger
vence vefejnou sch1zi lidu. ktera
svym prdbehem vrha divine svetlo
ma kandidSta ma kfeslo ministerstva
orby, posi-. Binovce.
Soudruzi lucebnici pozvali ma tu-
to zednickeho mistra Kostku. ktery
zalovan lie posi-. Binovcem pro uraz-
ku ma cti, ably veTejne Tekl. CO O
posi-. Binovcovi vi. A Kostka pred
1castniky sch1ze. jichz bylo ma 800,
obvinil veFejne poslance Binovce z
obchodovani kozi, ma niz pry vyde
lal penize jdoucf do statisfcG.
Ukazoval dopis psany Binovcem sta
rostnm obci. jimz Binovec nabizel
dvojnasobne ceny "a obili. nez jake
byly staten stanoveny.
Reenlk prohlasiI, ze die 1redniho
lzjisteni. odhaduje Sc majetek POSI-.
Binovce ma p6l milionu korun.
ac pred valkou pry mel Binovec
sv6j majetek zadluzeny.
Prohlasenf Kostkovo vyvolalo O.
brovsky rozruch usneseno. ably
byla svolana plenarni schdze strany,
ma ktere bud must poslanec Biflo-
vec Sc obhajit nebo vystoupit ze
strany."
Binovec pred casem navstivil Bal
timore jine obce v Unii.
Ze misty zapalil dofnOv.
I V Sioux City. .sestilety Jack Kel-
| ly. zapalil postel re misty "a to. x
jej sestra potrestala. D6m s cel5n
lzafizenim lehl popelem.