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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-13

Fargo, N. D., July 13.-Following
Yesterdays maximum temperature of
80 degrees. Fargoans today found re-
lief from the hot weather in a tenn
perature of 66 degrees which follow
ed heavy showers early this morning.
The total precipitation was 2s of an
inch. More rain was forecast for to-
day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-13
Damage ia Done.

Duluth, Minn.. July 13.-Consider-
able damage was done to shade trees,
truck gardens and streets here early
today by a severe rain, hail and wind
storm. More. than three-quarters of
an inchof rainHfell in 20 minutes. AT
least one street in the residence sec
ton was blocked by branches of
trees. The storm was most severe in
the east end where the hail stripped
gardens and the heavy rain few
instances washed street paving up.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
APPROACHING THANKSGIVING DAY

Thanksgiving day, festival rejoicing the
bestowed by God and country is approaching
brings wildly mind the advantages which have been a
appeal like the following most timely
of give all too little in either time money for
feovmen but this period of the should find
easily influenced by the following call for help
Marshall, chairman of the American Jewish Relief
committee David A. Brown Detroit chairman of the
appeal for the hundreds of thousands of es
issued the following Thanksgiving
me American Jews:
At this Thanksgiving when Of America count
blessings it meet that should forget brethren
has fortunate whose heads
bowed mourning whose eyes light hope dmrled
suffered loss misfortune the that
is passing willing places with
of Jewish orphans of Poland? Who would
exchange happy that thousands brethren
unhappy Russla?
Knowing do how heavy is the burden of sorrow that
they upon BEAR how they look their loved
dying food with disease cold
shelterless whose winters pless than
expect be heard have done
utmost alleviate their wees?
all of give largely but there too poor to
share blessings And the smallest gift may the scale for
some unfortunate 1t spell life starving child 1t
NAV bring hope to who has almost given the fight
1.-THE America have already given largely Thanks to
tc gifts there those i'll Europe alive today who would other
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
A CONFERENCE THOUGHT

world has called vital
Washington The subjects
that epoch making gathering bring to mind
leaders should another time de-
their efforts
this the hopes and of
mankind succeed largely limiting the
the world the countries would then be able huge
sums portions should be diverted other
money could the profitable of teach
citizens adult the children. the of living
killing At the time in the United
being used to for all
preparation of future and the ptifuy in
significant public health, education and
development.
of such figures when pfuy small sum is
pended large undertaking. there be surprise
yielded satisfactory
suits only element Of book learning but the funda
mental This system broadened strengthen
vigorous, that will actually for
young people training For what is education but
acquires with his feowman mergence
with special to broad educational
would be tremendous force the most important
towards the of the world would tend to elmn
preudice And after ALL what be of greater
Importance after determination to limit ornaments shall have
reached which ultimately the cessation OF
peoples shall learn know
another shall actually realize that they brethren
the children of one Father.
thoro educational system, high minded broad
will needed the
peace e of mankind which Pres
Harding hoped fer the result of this Conference
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
DIR. j. H. ROSEN, OF THE J. ID. C.,
IN WHITE RUSSIA

The office of the Joint Distribution
committee has received the following
cable from DIR. ]. u. Rosen. its first
representative with the American Re
lief Administration in Russia:
Moscow. November 4th. i am
leaving for 1wo weeks for Nitebs",
Minsk, and Bobruisk. with the rep
rcsentatives of the American Friends
society. who are organizing the relief
work in Minsk with the products sup
Piled by the Joint Distribution COM
mittee.'
At thc same time, the Joint Dis
tributiOn committee received Il copy OF
the following cable communication sent
Ia the society of friends by their rep
rcscntative i'll Moscow:
Il have just returned from Minsk'
where the rice. milk, and oil supplied
by thc !. ID. c. has been received IN
good condition and stored in our ware
houses. Have arranged for the immo-
Giate delivery to eighty children
institutions. Have also promised help
to feeding points covering 10000 chill
drcn in the province of Minsk and 10
refugee children"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
beth JOSEPH CONGREGATION
ORGANIZED
Old Synagog Building to House Third
Congregation.

On Sunday, November IS, IL special
meeting was called at the old Beth
Ha Medrosh Hagodol Synagog at 9th
and Curtis streets, of those who had
contributed to the fund for buying the
old synagug so that it may remain n
house of worship and learning for
Orthodox Jews
This building was originally built by
Congregation Emanuel the first Jew
ish Congregation of the city, as its
second home. after it had outgrown
irs first location at 10Th and Curtis
street.
Now it is to serve as the first home
of third congregation. At the meet
ing called last Sunday, the name of
the new Congregation was chosen, and
officers were elected.
They were s Eiscn. president: j.
l.. Kadish. president; G. $. Sa-
bath, secretary; Jacob Silvcrman'
treasurer; $. Stern, L. Eiscnbcrg, II.
NJ. Knplan, II. Shapiro. Louis Kap!an,
Il. Fcldman. and Joseph Leonorovits,
trustees.
The name chosen for the new con
gregation is Beth Joseph" in honor
and memory of the late Mr.. Joseph
Mandel. father of Mrs. /. Rude.
The funds. necessary TO buy the old
syuagog have been raised i'll part on
ly. and more is necessary to realize
the hopes of every good Jew that tins
old synagog, in which have been Noic
ed the beautiful Jewish prayers foi
so many years, may remain for years
to come. Mr.. ]. Rude and Mr.. Louis
X. Sidney, manager of the Fox Mo
ton Picture Thcatcrs in Denver. have
contributed generously and materially
10 this worthy purpose Others have
done their share. l;ut more money Is
needed. and every jew Who can con
tribute and who wishes to do hiS
duty to his religion and community Is
asked TO give a helping hand.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Adolph Iewisohn, Che famous phi
ianthropist perhaps best known To
New Workers as the donor of the
classic stadium ON Amsterdam avenue,
has accepted the presidency of the
Hebrew Technical School for Girls. He
succeeds the late Nathaniel Myers.
who. for twenty-five years. held this
posi- until his death. The Hebrew
Technical School for Girls gives in
struction gratis in bookkeeping. steno-
:.raphy, dressmaking. millinery. design
ing and numerous other trades that
Will enable the girls to do the world :
work.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS

be dead But long there
help not close to his cries.
But is not child refugee widow but
tens of thousands whose wants still unsuppe who have
learned thru long of disaster death the face
nchingy is from these that the appeal In asking for
900 the American Jewish Relief only
the thousands sufferers who sngy would remain unheard
ut is not all they ask all they 1t the least
afford give Let add to Thanksgiving another
of thankfuness for the gift made suffering
brothers pledge that God has prospeed will
largely than in the past that Americas Thanksgiving
reecho the countries and those who distress
find in the knowledge that have
gone unanswered"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
Beth Israel IiOsnital

y very enthusiastic meeting was
held Saturday evening. November II
at the Hooker street synagog. wher"
the Rnlifis a. Braudc and Hirsh Rab-
iiovitz, MIR. and Mrs, |. Rude, Mr.. y.
Kohn and DR.. NJ. G.. Minder address
cd-thc audience in the interests of thc
Bcth Israel Hospital and Old Folks
Home. y pledge for 5000 WAS made.
and the money will he handed over TO
the society as soon us the Old Foli''
Home will be ready for occupancy. \
committee volunteered to collect the
5000 which was pledged some time
ago by citizens of West CnltaN.
The work at the hospital i pro
crossing quite steadily, aud if all the
moneys pledged will he forthcoming
it will be possible to open the plhcc
10 the public, perhaps. within the next
several months.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

In a short address TO the baltimore
Council of Jewish Women. Mr.. II. IL.
Hartogcnsis, as president of the So
cicty for Promotion of Sabbath obser-
vance, the attention of Jewish moth
crs was invited to the danger impcnd-
ing from possible marriages With jew
iSh- Christian Scientists. The leading
Jews of Amcrica. seeming danger from
the inroads the new creed is making,
have all denounced belief therein as
incompatible with Judaism.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Prof. \. Il. Ide!son. of the Jerusalem
School of Music. recently visited Lon
don. where he delivered an interesting
lecture on Jewish music. OH which he
is one of the foremost living authori-
ties. Mr. Idclsou. who studied i'll
Lcipsig. under Rcineckc. Jadassohn
and Zocllncr has been residing in Je-
during the war was Communicated 10
supervise military music III the Turk
ish Army in Palestine. He has de-
voted much time to researches on jew
ish music, and published several val
liable works on the subject besides
collections of school songs for che use
Of Jewish school children.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services will be held Friday eve
Pearl streets at ~. Thanksgiving
services will be held Friday evening.
The speakers will be Rev. George Gil
mour, Rev Henry O'Malley, Father
William Organ, Rabbi Vim. $. Fried
man. Music under direction of Henry
IIouseley.
on Saturday morning services are
held ut 10 30 o'clock. Or. Friedman
will speak on Abraham and Lot"
. Junior Congregation.
The Junior Congregation will meet
Sunday morning.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
BETH HA MEDROsH HAGODOL.

This Friday night II Thanksgiving
service will be held ut the d. NJ. IL.
Synagog, 10th and Gaylord. The
speakers will be Mrs. |. J. Kolinsky,
Mr.. Philip Hornbein and Prof. A. ID.
Kaplan. Saturday Rabbi C. III. Kau-
var will speak on The Grateful
Heart"
Sabbath Social HOstesses
Mrs. Elsie katz and Mrs. Herman
rlatt will be hostcsses this Saturda.
afternoon to the Adult Bible and Tai
mud classes.
The Post Graduate Club.
Under the leadership of Mrs. l.
Rude and DR.. Eli Miller. the Post
Graduate club meets every Sunday
morning az 10. They study the
Psalms. Jewish Literature and Cur
rent Jewish Events.
Semi-inntial Meeting.
The scIni-annual meeting of the H..
NJ. II. Congregation will hc held at
the Synagog sunday. Nov. 10Th at
.. m. Reports of the Syuasos az
iivitics will he made and election of
officers will lie held.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

CIGNgos Oldest Jewish orsaniza-
lion. which is also the first of its kind
in the entire west. Kchilath Anshc
Mayriv Congregation, has. purchased
the site for great synagog, to cost
$500. 900 The new home of the *.
A. NJ. Congregation viii be at the
northeast corner of DreNel boulevard
and 5Ofh street. where II site fronting
200 feet on 5Oth street and 20 feet
on the boulevard. has just been rur-
chased
Plans are being drawn for an lS'"
scat temple fronting on DrcNel boulc-
ward and in the rear, facing "oth
street. an elaborate community house.
Work is cxpccfcd to start in about two
weeks with the idea of opening the big
temple in November. 1o22, ON the date
of the scvcnty-Gfth anniversary of the
founding of the congregation
The canadian jewish Review Will
soon he issued aH an Anglo-JcWish
weekly from Toronto. Canada. Rabbi
Il. IL. Brlckner Will be the editor
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
TOWN OBSERVES YOM KIPPUE

StoiscwaII. Miss.--A general holt
day was declared OH NOm kippur
in this town. which is completely
owned by the StOnewall Cotton
Mills, IL subsidiary organization OF
the Grown Overall Manufacturing
Co. of Cincinnati. Oscar herman,
prominent in Jewish philanthropics
is president of both organizations.
The cotton mills. which have been
running day and night. TO catch tr'
with rush orders, closed together
with shops. movies. telegraph Of
fees, department stores, etc.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
Institutional Items
y. }. ii. {.

Mr.. Lester Ioffheimer, son of MI.
and Mrs. Nathun Hof1heimer. the don.
crs of the Children's pavilion. was n
visitor in the city this week, and spent
much time mt the institution.
Mr.. Louis Levand invited the pa
tients OF the hospital 10 the matinee
at the Empress Sunday. November II.
TIE patients are very grateful for Il
splendid afternoon.
Mrs. s. Pisko leaves Friday ON a
lecture tour in the interest of the Hos
pital. Her first talk will he given
sunday in ST. Joseph, Mo, VIder rhe
auspices of the B'nai Birth.
Denver Sheltering Home.
The children organized Literary
Society last Saturday, which has IL
membership of twenty.
The meetings will be held semi
monthly. The following officers were
elected. Fay Rapaport, president :;
Ida Maltin, vicc-presidcnt: Doris Lis
man. secretary; Leonard Cohen. treas
urer: Willie Licburman, critic.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Mrs. Lillian Friedlaeuder. widow OF
the relief martyr Israel Friedlacnder
IS now visiting Palestine where she
intends TO settle permanently with her
family. Her brother, Mr.. Norman
Bentwich, occupies high judicial posi-
in the Palestine administration.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
J. j. Liebermnn to Address Congre-
CATION.

This Friday evening Mr.. j. j..
Licbcrman will address the CongreGa-
ton. He has chosen for his subject
DISARMAMENT and its Effect on the
Jew" Mr. Licberman is considered. a
very interesting speaker and it is
hoped that large congregation will
greet him. The public is cordially in
yitcd
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Contributions may be sent to the
treasurer, Jacob Silvcrman. 2G07 Arap-
ahoe street
The names of all contributors viii
lie published in following issues of The
Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

The San Jose tCalD congregation
las undertaken to rebuild the present
synagog and 20 add "A community CEN
Ter. Six thousand dollars towards the
Project was subscribed on the Day OF
Atoncmcnt.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
Interesting Items

Horace Brodzky, well known artist
and writer on art subjects, has become
associate editor of The Arc Review,
newly established magazine devoted to
all the arts. He will be in charge of
the literature and art sections of the
magazine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

\ mcy fellowship. 10 he awarded to
Il graduate in medicine who is dcvot-
ing his entire time to special phases
Of laryngolcgy is established by tue
gift of SSWo from Mice l.. Fried
berg to the University OF Chicago. i
i, to 30 kuown as tie stanton y.
IriedlIcFs Fellowship.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Startin. October 80 and continuing
over II period of eighteen days, ehe
Lawrence tMass.) y. NJ. II. y. will
launch drive to raise S'oooo for
use IN the construction of Il large COM
niunity building to he used for the
furthcrancc of social purposes.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Jacob Ben-Ami. the celebrated actor,
who appeared last season i'll Samson
and Delilah, will appear in two plays
this season, one an English version OF
Perctz Hirschbein's Yiddish drama,
The Idle Inn, and the other n drama
by Andrcyey
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

The Earl of Reading. Niccroy of IN
dia. is in i'll health rs n result of the
East India climate, combined with
his poor condition when he assumed
the r-Gcncralship of india last
January, according to word from Lon
don
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

The new synagog of the First liS-
l.-ew Congregation of the Park-Prcsi-
,,io district which was recently erect
cd on Fourth avenue. between GearS
and Clement streets, San FRANCISCO
Cal. was dedicated in the presence oil
Il large assemblaSc.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Monsieur lie Child. Joseph Natrica
Il member of the B'nai Birth Lodge
of Rhodes Italy. has donated 30o'Wo
francs to the lodge for the erection
of Il B'nni Birth building which is
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

The Cleveland. Ohio. Y. NJ. H. A.
Which now was membership oil
about 1000. tho it is but two years
cid. will start II new drive ON Nov.
LIST to increase its membership to D
,pp
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16

Rabbi solomon l;ivlin who gradu-
atcd from the Jewish Theological Sem
mary last June, has been elected
spiritual adviser Shy the B'nai Birth
Congrega ton at SomerviIle, Mass.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-11-16
OHEB Z.ADEk

Daily services are held every MORN
ing ut o'clock
Friday evening services begin at .
and Saturday morning at . o'clock.
Cantor f.. Fried and choir will Of
ficiatc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-19

gross negligence had been shown III PERMITTING the
navy To remain uni prepared supt III tie time Sof An1erii-
can partieipatios in the war when every aconsideraS
ton OF prudence demanded that extraordinary
nneasurcs$b be taken to bring the force to- the highest
state Of efficiency. lItswas changed further than
after our declaration ofswaf the woTkaof the navy.
was permitted to drag, and thatsthere was inexcus~
able delay4ina getting our Ships ready for service.
AS a5result Of this, in the adn1irals opinion, ours con-
was prolonged until Stheresshad been the needless
waste Of half a million lives and half a b~illionsof
treasure. s
The action Of the committee which had had this
matter under consideration for months is Just what
was expected. The majority report. signed BY the
Republican. members finds the admiral's charges:
|substantiated, and the minority report, signed blythe
Democratic MEMBERS debates the criticisms ssun-
1warrcnted.
We are to assume in such eases that all the.
members of a committee charged with the invest
cation Of an important subject will be careful in
the facts and impartial in dealing with
them. Nevertheless, IN most cases of the kind, we
know in advance just about what the decision will
be. The members Of one political party will find
for the complaint when his charges reflect on an
of the other will find for the defendant when he is
OF their own party. 1t is not to be expected that
men will always agree. Divided vcrdicts would
be inevitable even under conditions of perfect inn
Partially. But the fact that when a political ele-:
rnent is included in the dispute the division is al
most invariably along strict partisan lines is scarce
ly to be explained on the basis of coincidence, and
we are forced to. the conclusion that party consider
ations are often more influential than is the per-.
Torrance of a plain duty, with the general walfare
the chief object sought. t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-19
THE, JEWISH MYTH.

There is a certain type of mind which is never
satisfied unless it has an ogre with which to terrify
itself. It may be the bear in the woods, or the
ghost looking in at the window, or the man under
the bed. 1t has been, at different times, an imagine
Tary conspiracy on the part of the Freemasons to
seize the reins of government and extern1inate all
who dispute the supremacy of that order, and an
equally imaginary conspiracy on the part of Cath
|ohcs to overturn our institutions and make the pope
the supreme temporal ruler.
Just now a good many people are terrifying
themselves with visions of the Jews Selling control
|of everything and driving the rest of us over the
of the jumping off. place. It is scarcely likely
that exposure Of the childishness Of such fables will
have any effect. as the person who insists on having
ia delusion will hug the one he has until he can find
to take its, place.
Nevertheless, John Spargo, in his little book on
The Jew and American Ideals," John Spargo has
assembled a lot of facts which show that a flimsy
thing the Jewish myth is.
Writing against Bolshevisnn as a pro-Tewish
conspiracy, Mr.. Spargo declares that mo one who
knows how the Jews of Russia, in common with
the rest of the population, have suffered from Boil
Ishevist misrule will be likely to. give credence to the
theory that Bolshevsm is part of a. Jewish con
VI 49, ~
is it less than ridiculous" he demands ssto
suggest that the systemswhich has reduced hun
dreds of thousands of Jews to. AFFECT poverty,
broken up thousands of Jewish homes and families,
confiscated billions of Jewish wealth, imprisoned
thousands of prominent Jews, and murdered num-
erous Others, is part of a Jewish conspiracy ?
Wherever and whatever there has ben an organized
propaganda of anti-Se1nitism, it has invariably been
closely %interwined with every other contemporary
force. This close association with other forms Of
reaction and brutal oppression is not peculiar to
anti-Semitism. but is a common characteristic Of
every form Of race prejudice and hatred. Among
the Turks organized hatred of Armenians has in
variably been found to be closely associated with all
the other evil forces in the Turkish Empire. In our
own country, discrimination against and injustice
other form of reaction and oppression
Il hold no brief for the Jewish race so-called,
of for Judaism. Th e.onlysbrief | hold is for the
democratic and humanitarian ideals Of America.
My plea is not for pro-Senitism in opposition to
anti-Semitism, but for loyalty to American ideals
in opposition to any and all attempts to divide our
citizenship on racial or religious lines"