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The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
r. II. stephens and r. w. Hill, Jr,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
District of Columbia. holding q
District Court In re: The condem-
nation of land for the extension Of
the minor street known as Bancroft
Place. through square 252s. in the
District OF Columbia. District Court
No. 1886. Notice and order of tub-
iication. Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. pursuant to the
provisions Of section 1905 to section
lsos-L inclusive, Of the Code OF Law
filed a petition in this court praying
for the condemnation of the land
necessary for the extension Of the
minor street known as Bancroft
Place. in square 25fs. (bounded BY
23rd street, California street. Phelps
place, and 8 street. northwestD In
the District of Columbia, as shown
on plat or man filed with the said
petition as part thereof. and praying
also that this Court emparel o jury
in accordance with the Law provided
for In such cases to assess the dam
ages each owner Of land to be taken
may sustain by reason of the cN-
tension of the said minor street and
the condemnation OF the land neces-
sary for the PURPOSES thereof. and
to assess as benefits resulting there
from the entire amount OF said dam
ages. including the expenses Of
these proceedings. upon each lot or
will be benefited by said extension.
in the proportion that the said jury
may find said lots, parts OF lots or
parcels Of land will be benefited as
provided for. in and by the afore-
said Code Of Law. 1t Is. by the
Court this Sth day of August. 1921.
ordered that all persons having any
interest In these proceeding be. and
they are hereby, warned and COM
manded to appear in this Court on
or before the End day of September.
1921, at 10 o'clock, a. m, and con-
tinue in attendance until the Court
shall have made it's final order rat
flying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment of ben
efits Of the jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein; and il is further
ordered. that a copy Of this notice
and order be published twice a week
for two successive weeks in the
Washington Evening Star. The
Washington Post and the Wash
ington Herald. newspapers pub
lished in the said District. com
mencing at least ten days before
the said End day OF September. 1921
1t is further ordered. that a copy
Of this notice and order be served
by the United States Marshal, or
his deputies, upon each Of the
owners Of the fee of the land to be
condemned herein as may be found
by the said Marshal. or his deputies,
within the District of Columbia, be-
fore the said End day OF September.
1921. BY the Court: F. L. SiDDONS,
justice: \ true copy: test: (Seal)
MORGAN H. BEACH. Clerk; by w.
f. WILLIAMS. assistant clerk.
Aug. s-10-l6-l7-322
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. d. C.. July "a. Is2I.-Seal led
proposals in duplicate will be received at
the Department until two O'Clock pm
TUESDAY, August =. 1921, for uD ConsIruc-
tion Of = hreproof building for home eco
nomics and dining hail at Howard Tni-
rersity. washinEton. D. c.; C2) for insta la
ton Of heating. plumbing and gas; (3) for
electrical installation: and "a for furnish.
ing, ereSting and painting the structural
steel and iron work for said building, in
accordance with the drs wings and specihca-
lions for the work. copies Of which, with
fcrm Of 0ropossl, may be had upon applica-
don to the Department. certihed cheek
ir the sun Of Twenty-Five Dollars C325 Oo)
payable to the order Of the Secretary Of the
lnterior, viii be required as Q qua rantee for
the safe return Of each set Of plans loaned
The right In reserved TO reject any and
all bids. waive technical defects, and ACCEPT
one part and eieet the other, as the inter
ests OF the Government may require An
plicnn should state the class or classes
OF work above mentioned upon which they
prrpose to bid. Proposals must be securely
enveloped. marked Proposals for coust ruc-
tion Of building for home economics ana
dining hall, Howard University" and ad.
dressed to the Secretary Of the Interior.
Washington. d. c: ,. n. GOODWIN. Assist
ant Secretary.
au-l .s.l5.22. I1es
COMMISSIONERS. y. C., AUGUST 8, 1871
Sealed proposals will be received AT Room
"na. District Building. until . O'Clock nm
August .. 1921. for furnishing uniforms.
members Fire Department. For Detailed in.
forma tion apply 10 Room so, District RpIId
ing. CUNo II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES W
kCTZ, JAMES .. OYSTER, Commissioner,
D. C.
su-6.s.e. ,sa
UNITED STATES HYGIENTC IABoRI.
tory. Washington. n. C., oHice OF Cns.
tcdian, August 8. Is2I-sealed proposals win
be received at This o1iee until two nm.
Wednesday. August -. 1921. and then pUe.
ncly orened for new partition Iseeond ncor.
Main RuildinEl at this building in accord
ance with the drawing and speeiucs ton
copies Of which may be obtained from the
custodian only. G. ". MCCOY, Custodian
au-6.s,1o. 1ss
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
STUDENTS GRADUATE.

Among the students who graduated
from the University of Colorado Tues
day were Isidor r. Shapiro and Joseph
I'insky. in the engineering department.
the latter with honor Ephriam Gold
fain and julius Rosenbloom from the
School Of Medicine. and Eugene Freed
helm. who graduated, Cum laude, from
the liberal arts department.
MI Friedheim, graduate of n
Denver high school has had brilliant
career as a student at the university,
and as member'of its debating teams.
He was elected TO the Phi Beta Kappa.
national honorary fraternity of lib
erai arts. and the Delta Sigma Rho.
the honorary debating fraternity. Mr..
Freedheim expects to enter Yale in the
fan to study law.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
DENVER HEBREW INsTIrtTE

The Denver Hebrew Institute held
very interesting meeting May o2hd
at which the needs of such an In
stifutiOn were discussed. Several adj
dresses were made In Its favor Among
the speakers were Mrs. Ray David
md at her suggestion an advisory
hoard was appointed. This Board Is
to take the necessary steps towards
the realization of this plan.,s
The lots .bought for me. building
site are located on West Colfax ave
nue and Meade street. nm ideal site
for the Jewish people Of that section.
A construction committee Of five
has been appointed to obtain the
architectural drawings and to begin
construction Immediately The com
mittee consists of: l.. Rude. Nathan
Wiener. II. II. Kaufman, DIR. M.
Norris and Sol wargon.
The advisory hoard consists Of:
Mr.. A. n. COwan. Mrs. Ray David, Mr..
Sam Francis, Mr.. H. Nestle. Mr.. Phil
.HOrnbein. Mrs. Strauss. NIL. Rude,
Mrs. !. Rude DIR. A. NJ Blumherg. DIR.
y. NJ. Morris, Mr.. n. Wiener. Mr.. 8.
wargon, Mr.. Al Reichman. Mr.. H.
Kaufman. DIR. H. f. Dyeirin, Mr.. NJ.
Itichman, Mr.. H. Rosenblum, Mr.. !.
ID Kahn, Mr.. s. NJ Segal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
Clubs
T. n. 7. CLUB.

The t. N. T. club will give an In
vitation dance at the Adams Hotel on
Saturday evening, June Is. 1921.
This opening dance and all future
affairs Of this newly organised club
will be given with ali the pep. energy,
and efficiency that the name implies.
The officers Of the club. are as fol
lows: NJ. Gisser, president; NJ. Ber.
shof. vice-president; w. Rapson, Sec
retary H. Silvarberg. treasurer.
Invitations will be extended within
the next few tays.-M. Is. i
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
THE LADIES' AID TO THE BETH
ISRAEL HOSPITAL AND HOME

The corner stone Of the wing which
Is being built by the Ladies' Aid of
the Beth Israel Hospital and Home,
will be laid Sunday, June 26th. The
wing will be used exclusively for old
folks.
Mr.. I. Rude presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Milstein of 1887 Grove with a
baby buggy for their baby girl. The
Milsteins We're married at the NJ. y.
bazaar June 10th, 1920 Mt the. city
auditorium. The bazaar was given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Tho the dance is called "a cabaret''
the program will contain nothing
which can offend anyone, and 1t is
Hoped many of the older folks will he
present to satisfy themselves that all
TX right" and renew their youth with
the dance.
All clubs having table reservations
for this dance are requested to leave
their pennants Mt 01O 18th street. The
committee In charge Of arrangements
win decorate the hall and the cl,tb
tables with these pennants and 1t will
bc impossible far clubs VINO have res
ervatiOns to be provided for in this
manner unlees the pennants are left
with the committee by June 13 Each
pannaht should he accompanied by Il
slip or paper bearing the name and
address Of the person to whom the
banner should he returned.
There is still room for other organi-
kations tO'place their reservations 80
that they also can have all the ad-
vantages that are offered for clubs
who take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity. Those who are interested are
requested to call Mr.. Milton Epstein.
York 1921. Reservations will be
open until the evening of June 70.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
YOUNG JUDEA sTAR1s MOVIES

Another pleasant surprise to the
members Of Young Judea is the in
stallation of motion picture machine.
Thru the courtesy Of various film cor
porations, the organization will be
able to entertain Its mep3bers and
friends with the presentation Of his
torical and educational feature films.
The addition of motion pictures to the
program of Young Judea activities,
will no doubt result In an increased
membership. If you are interested in
a live wire social club, send in your
application. Meetings are held every
Wednesday evening at the Ohav
Zndek synagog. 22nd and Marion.
A special business meeting will be
held on June 18th, to complete ar
rangements for the first summer ex.
cursion. Every member is requested
to be present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
THE DENVER CLUB OF NEW
YORK

One OF the most interesting clubs
Of its kind was organized In New
YORK by Ex-Denver girls and boys
who bid all Denverites welcome to
their adopted city.
The meetings are held ilsonthly. The
atre parties and other pleasant amuse
ments are planned In honor Of each
Denrerite, arriving. y. -.spl-,, ,4-.e
The secretary, Miss Besae Marcus
Of 5t3 West tGi st. New York City Oi
the treasurer. Miss Fanny aorien. OF
123 Hart street. Brooklyn, n. ". will
he glad to notify the club Of any new
arrivals, II they will notify either
or both of these officers.
The club has an enrolment Of about
20 former .Denverites. some of whom
have recently returned to their old
homes, and will be glad to give. any
lsenver boys or girls contemplating a
trip to New York, whatever informa.
tion they may desire Among those
recently returned are Misses Ethel
Menkis. Betty Ambush and Mr. Henry
Maddash.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
REUNION or THE POALE ZION.
lists.

Last Sunday afternoon at the Dra'
MULTI Circle club rooms the re,
union Of the Poale Zionists Of Denver
took place. A fine musical and liter
ary program had been arranged.
Poale Zionists OF Denver awake the
time has come for action. Zionism Is
no longer dream; 1t is n fact fol-
which we must work hard. Get In
touch with any Of our local officers
put your name on our books and give
us your full support.
An active campaign for the purpose
Of raising money for tools for. Pal.
estinian workers will be inaugurated
in the very near future.
The officers of the Denver Branch
Poale Zion are: DR.. J. NJ. Morris,
president; Sol rwargon, recording sec
retary H. NJ. Kaufman. financial sec
retary.-H. NJ. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
OPTIMISTS.

A meeting was held last Thursday
evening. at the home of Mrs. Green
berg. 1913 Federal Blvd, at which
much important business was discuss
ed, followed by social hour and re
freshments. The next meeting will
be held Thursday evening, June 10th
at the home of Miss Anna Susman
211l Downing. No cards.
The Optimists welcome their mem
ber, Miss Sarah Berezin from Young
woman, Wyo., where she was teaching
She will remain in Denver for the
summer vacation.
The Optimists will give an outing
in the near Suture.-A. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
MRS. SOL WOLF HoNoRED

The Ball room of the Adams hotel
was the scene Of a festive gathering
last Thursday. Hundreds Of women
gathered to do honor to the popular
president of the SynagOg Ladies' Aux
iliary, Mrs. Sol Wolf. A delightful
program was carried out followed by
dancing and refreshments. For six
teen years Mrs. Wolf has ably served
this leading Synagog Organization
and put her noble personality into the
work. Mrs. Wolf was presented with
n handsome wardrobe trunk as token
of the love and esteem in which she
is held by all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

He is war orphan adopted by the
b. NJ. II. Religious school.
Denver which has always respond
ed to war relief appeals should ifill
the woman's club and give the lad n
chance to live.
Miss Ruth Spivak is directing the
clever comedy which will he present
ed that night. Following the perform
ance dancing will be the feature Of
the evening. Tickets may he secured
from Mrs. H. Chernoff. 1887 Champa
street or at the Box office the night
Of the performance.
The net proceeds Of the post grad
uate benefit performance will go to
the Pueblo Flood Relief fund.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
THE TEMPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATIONS.

The Temple Emanuel Alumni AS
sociation will hold their thirtieth An.
nual Reunion next Monday evening
June 18th at the Brown Palace hotel
and large crowd surely will be- on
hand to join in the welcome to the
the new Confirmation Glass of the
Temple.
This Alumni was formed by the
class of 1901. and was the first Alumni
of Sunday school that was ever or
ganized in the county. and since that
time this idea has been copied in all
the large towns Of the United States
The Temple Emanuel Alumni has
membership of 3S7, and numbers
among its list some of the prominent
men and women Of this City. T
At the. annual reunion, n dance will
be held In the ball room of the hotel.
and later an elaborate dinner will lf
served in the dining room. after which
dancing will be resumed until the ear
ly morning hours. !.
The Officers for 1921 are rs follows;
Earl Morris, president; ]. Freyhnr
Friedman, vice president; Hazel Ber
ger, secretary; Nathan Rothschild
treasurer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
D. H. 1. GIRLS

A most delightful anniversary par
fy was given by the d. H. /. Girls
at the home of Miss Anna f. Brody
Sunday evening June 5. The house
was decorated in the club colors. blue
and gold.
Those present were: Misses Rose
1tothenlerg. Anna Brody, Celia Levy,
Fac Rubins, Molly Siegcl. Ida leo
pold, Sara I1essin, Esther Cohen.
Messrs. Charles Barnett. Sol BrOn-
stein. Morris Eisen. M. Morris. Nor
ris Rubin, Ralph Brody, Mirkin, l..
DOnOvich.
The girls also enjoyed a hike at
Eldorado Springs. Sunday, May 90
A. X and l. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
TIP TOR BOYS.

: The last meeting of the Tip Top
Boys was held at the home of Meyer
Schiff. Another new member was ad-
mitted to the club. Leonard Cohen,
the secretary resigned and Joe For
man was elected in his place. The
club voted to have pin buttons with
initials and cO1ors of the club. A Tip
Top orchestra has been formed com
posed of Joe Forman. Able A. kcr-
stein, Charles bernstein and Meyer
Schiff.-A. A. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

After term OF 25 years. Mr.. Max
Herzberg has retired as president OF
the United Hebrew Charities. Of Phil
adelphia, Pa. Mr.. Herzberg has been
elected to fill new office, that OF
honorary president.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
B. M. H. ALUMNIPI4ANs COMPLET
ED FOR CABARET DANCE.
Clubs Kindly Take Notice.

The executive committee of the B.
NJ. H. Religious School Alumni As
sociation has completed arrangements
for an affair complimentary to the
class, which will be graduated from
the Religious School. The Alumni As
sociation will reproduce in the main
ballroom of the Albany hotel. the
exact replica of famous New York
cabaret on Thursday evening, June 16.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
EPsEY CLUB.

The Epsey club held another Of Its
enjoyable open-air meetings on Thurs
day evening. June 2. BallOting on
new members was held and one man
elected ont Of fourteen who have made
application sine May Is. His name
will be announced in a subsequent is-
sue of the Denver, jewish News.
The club will attend the Cabaret
Dance which will he given by the
B. NJ. H. Alumni at the Albany Hotel
on the evening of Thursday, June 10,
In a body. eN
The Epsey club table will be taste
fully decorated by the Auxiliary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE Ex.
PATIENTS TUBERCULAR HOME.

The linen shower which was held
Wednesday. lune 1. 1921 at the Adams
Hotel. under the auspices Of Mes
DANES Levy and Landers. was crown
ed with success. The attendance was
very good; the ballroom being crowd
etl to Its capacity. A short program
was carried out and refreshments
served.
The ladies who were present showed
that the cause of the Ex-Patiehts
Tubercular Home is very near and
dear to their hearts. Their willing
ness to help and assist the noble cause
was expressed substantially by bring
ing and donating the necessary linen.
Those who could not be present, sent
linen or cash thru their attending
friends. 1SS packages we're received.
We take this means to thank heartily
and sincerely each and every lady
who contributed towards the linen
shower, and helped to make II n suc-
cess.
The Ladies' Auxiliary was organic.
ed on permanent basis. tD new
members enrolled and temporary Of
ficers elected. A meeting Of all the
members will be called shortly for the
purpose Of electihg permanent officers
and laying out definite plans for the
future work. sltsal Il
The following ladies made .doniii
tions:
Mesdames Adelstein. Adelmdn, j. ~.
Alpert, Allenstein, NJ. Binstock, III
Bricker. N. Berkowitz. A. Berkowitx.
Besser, Rank, Brotman. S Brier, w.
Bloom, c. Billcr, r. Bloom. Blake. l..
Blum, Rrsdsky. Berzen, i. Berger. A.
Cohen, c. ]. Cohen. Clausher. Cash.
Chowt, Chernpff. L. Cohen. ]. CHS
lies, Cruben. Cohen. l. Davis. Diamond.
Eisenberg, Eflelstein. Epstein, Eisman,
8. Friedman, Mrs. f. Friedman. Fish,
el. Friedenrieh.- 8. Feldman. Farler.
Francis. J. Frisch.' A. GrOssman, h.
GOdfarb. n 8. Gotlstein. Greenberg,
Gadstein. Genderefsky. Goodman. VIM.
Goldstein, Hirshfield, a. b. Handel
man, Handelman. HorOwitz. Halpern.
NJ Hayutin, Hertz. H. HayutinnuJ.
Hurwitx, Huffman. Helferstein. Isack
off, II. Jackson. jacobs. ]. Jaffe.
Kiven, Krautmar. C. il. Kauvar.
Kahn, ]. KlAtxxih. NJ. Kaufman. Katx.
KRISTEN, Klauson, A. Levy. J. IAck-
owitx, Levy, Lntz. Lewis, B. l.. Land
ers. Leson. Leffler, Betty Lifschitz.
Lehrman. NJ. levy. Iachman. Lux-
owitz. Lippenholtz. M. I4ynher. Lipson.
NJ. Marenov, Morrison. NJ. Aiillstein.
]. Marcus Nahdelbaum. Meyer. Men
del. c. Marcus Milcher. Nader. Olie
Islnts, B. Perlmntter. C. Pooiey, Perls.
weig. NJ. Poeaet, Rifkih. Ring. J..
Rifkin, d. Rube6Atone. NJ. 1sosenthal
d. L. RachofsRy, 3. Rosenberg. b.
Rubin. Roatman. Rosen. Racofsky. 4.
H. Radetsky.,As Rice. Rossman. Sher-
man, Samuelson. Sacks. H. Silverman,
Speigelman. A. b. Stein, A. schneider.
Sorkin. Scheclifer. Susman. Il. Shap-
iro, Strauss. Singer, H.. Snyder. j..
steinberg, sla<Aky, B. Snyder, sobel.
NJ. shapiro. NE Schradsky. H. fstrass-t !
berg, Sabbath. A. Simon, shoup.l
squires, Dave Tannenbaum, Mrs. D.
Tannenbaum. b. Tesher. w. Timbel.
Tryansky. Toplitsky. H. weiss.e B.
wiIlens, weinef, wolowitx, Weinberg,
W. Wolf, Zemansky, ZelSind. Zall.
Gittleman.-A.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
wlLLYS STARTS BUYING REV.
VAL BY REDUCING PRICE
President Of WilIys- Overland Repeat
Plan Successful in 1918.

John n. WHY'S president of WHY'S
Overland again drove home the truth
that history not only repeats. hut can
Ike made to repeat. when he announced
smashing price cuts in Overland and
Willys-Knight motor cars this week.
The Wtllys-Over reductions will
take effect June LIST bringing the
price Of the Overland Model Tour
Ing, the most popular model. to the
lowest figure at which 1t has ever
heens offered. $G05. This IL 500 less
than the price Of last September and
IL $500 reduction from the price
obtained this Spring. Deep reductions
were made In all models. the Overland
coupe being reduced to $1,000.
willys-KniGht reduction >now class
the Willys-Knight car among the very
lowest lpriced Of the fine. car group.
The wfllys-Knight reduction liz $500 on
the tctring iSaE hFtiqkinf u, to II sos,
and the WHY'S Kniaht sedan IL re-
ducei .Jnne first, to s2.75O.
According to. willys-Overland dis
tributors this courageous and char
acterixtic move ON the part of the
Willys-Overland +, head promises to
have the same effect upon. Winys-Oyer'
land trade which a similar cut had
In 1915, and there Is evidence of this
fact In notice that has been receiv-
sd that the Willys-O Overland plant will
increase its production 500 in June
over the month Of May.
In speaking of the factors which
brought. about price reduction wiIlys
said. II have always held to the ideal
Of building cars which might he des-
cribed as designed by the public. We
have tried to give the public just
what 1t wanted and to keep our price
at low point SO that the car would
always be a good Investment
"I have had in mind for long
time that the Overland Car should sell
at $GfDJ. I recently made trip among
1900 Of our dealers and convinced my
self that at this price the Overland
car would be a leader. in popularity
because know from. our experience
with it during the past year that 1t
is already n leader in low cost opera
tiOn. f.f5 ~.
r after weeks and months OF figur-
ing we decided to take this, step and
in doing SO we not only have retained
the high standard of quality in the
car but we have SO improved 1t in
many details that 1t is actually a
better car than ever. There is every
indication that these new prices will
prove most attractive
The new Overland prices arc
touring $895, formerly $s85; roadster
s695, formerly $s95 coupe $1,000, for
merly $1,425; sedan 1925, formerly
$1.475. ts4s S
The willys-Knight new prices are !:
touring $1.S95. formerly $2.105; road
ster $1.s95. formerly $2,195; coupe
s2.25O. formerly $2,s45;. sedan $2.75O,
formerly $2,045
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

1t is interesting to note that the
leading article in the May number of
The American Food Journal is writ
ten by Mr.. Charles R0senbaum of this
city. Mr.. Rosenbaum receives the de-
gree of Bachelor of Laws from the
University of Denver this year. grad
uniting as one of the four highest hon
or men of the class.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
THE Y. M. &Y. W. H. A.

On May 81, the association gave a
sdance for its members at the Adams
hotel. A large congenial crowd gath
cred for the occasion.
The social committee is again plan
ming big time for the latter part of
July. This affair will be in the form
of a truck ride into the hills. While
in the hills the committee has arrang
ed for various stunts which will take
up every minute of the day. Athletic
events of various kinds. followed by
dancing rud finally real old fash
ioned Vicente" fry coupled with en-
tertainment is to complete perfect
day. Watch for further announce
ments. The board of directors will
have an important meeting Wednes-
day evening, June 10, ut the Com
munity Center.-M. NJ. X,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
In Meraoriam

In loving memory of my dear friend
Miss Sarah Cohen. who passed away
three years ago, June o.
MRS. ISRAEL OPPENHEIM.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
sHEARITH ISRAEL PICNIC AM
LAWN PARTY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Shearith
Israel will hold its Lawn party Mt
City Park. June 10Th at 40 p. m.
The picnic for the children of the
Sunday school win also be held that
day. -te
The Inst meeting of the season will
lie held Wednesday, June %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
A. A. c.

A regular meeting OF the A. A. C.
was held ut the Community Center
Monday, June O.
Plans were made for a hayrack,
July 4.
Much is expected Of the indoor
team In the future games.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
Local Nelus

Mr.. Samuel r. Zwetow leaves Fri
day for Chicago. where he will make
his future home. His many Denver
friends wish him God speed and much
happiness in his new domicile.