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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Hartford newspapers comment with
some enthusiasm on the achievements
of George H. Cohen, an assistant at
torney Of the United States for the
District of Connecticut.
Mr.. Cohen did valuable work for :l,e
state Department during the war and
was also connected with other branches
of the administration in Washington,
where his proficiency in many Ian
cuagcs was of great assistance to the
government He then entered clue
army. beginning as private at Camp
Evans, promoted from step to step,
then winning commission and prov
ing his versatility by teaching recruits
under him. even before he was finally
commissioned, the Dewey decimal fill
ing system, duties of the personnel of
flee, military publications., court-mar-
tiaI law, field service regulations.
military courtesy and kindred sub
jects.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Muller as n lecturer has been admired
everywhere. She is always brilliant,
full of ready wit and strong advo
cate of the Women's Movement. And
she has also spoken against the afro
cities of the war on every possible oc-
casion.
Her appearance at the Carlsbad
Hilfskonfercnz will be remembered
by all concerned. There she spoke
In IL memorable way for the relief ac-
tions on behalf of the children. She
was invited to take the lead of the
section for children's and youths pro
lection of the Welthilfszentrale at
London. She promised to accept this
difficult and tremendous task. 1
hardly need point out that her going
to London would mean an irretriev-
able loss for the Vienna Jews. She Will
have to reduce her work here and place
it on such basis as TO secure its
continuance without her. However,
many who know her doubt whether
she will be able to tear herself away
from the work to which she has de-
voted so much love and strength.
I should not conclude without men
tioning the appeal she has addressed
to the Jewish families of Vienna to re-
ceivc into their midst he many for
lorn orphans of the pogroms during
and after the war, to give them roof
over their heads and grant them Il
home, n beautiful task for Jewish
fathers and mothers. Most of all she
turns and appeals to our American
brethren. A far-reaching action OF
adopting Jewish pogrom orphans
ithere are $4,000 victims of only the
Ukrainian pogroms) is to be inaug
urated in North, South America ana
South Africa. London is to become
some sort of social clearinghouse i'll
this connection and there Anita Null
lcr's chief WORK wouiI, be concen'
trated She feels sure she will not
cppeal in vain to the noble instincts OF
the American Jews who have done
such immense work of aid and charity
during and since the war.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
G. A. G.

The last meeting of the c. a. c. was
held Tuesday. February ], at the
Community Center. Arrangements
have been completed for our big Val
entine party, which will he held in the
near future. Charles Steinbcrg gave
an interesting talk on, 'The Recon-
structive Problems Confronting Pal
cstine." The members of the club held
n general discussion on the topic OF
.The Jewish People and Zionism."
This discussion will be continued next
weck.-C. l.. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
Interesting Items

T'illem MengelberS. distinguished
Dutch conductor. is in this country
for three months stay. during which
time he Will be the guest conductor
Gf the Naf.Opal Symphony orchestra
relieving Artur ,Botlansky. MengeL
berg came to New York fifteen years
ago to conduct pair of concerts of
the philharmonic Society. Since then
he has risen very rapidly in his pro-
fession until today he is one of the
most sought after conductors in Eu-
rope. He is the regular conductor OF
the celebrated COncertgebouw in Am.
ster,lam. While Mengelberg is in
New York conducting the National
symphony his place in Holland is
being filled by DIR. Karl Muck, former
ly of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
Clubs
A. A. G. :

A regular meeting of the A. A. c.
was held at the Community Center
Sunday January Both at 3 p. IN. Plans
were made for dancing party to he
held at the Bcllview hotel on Feb
ruary 2lsf This will be strictly an
invitation affair. only the members
and their guests attending. and will be
one of the best affairs the club has
given for some time.
This coming Monday evening Mr.
Morris Penter, state representative of
Pueblo will talk to the club on The
Exclusion of the Japanese.-L. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
X. X. X.

a regular meeting of the X. X. X.
will be held Sunday at 2:3O p. IN. All
members are requested to be prompt
as important business is to be trans
acted.
The committee has something up its
sleeve for n neat banquet and dance.
1t seems mystifying but be at the meet
ing and you will find out. Of course
this will be put up in real X. X. X.
style. Get ready for action before it
Is too late-J. J. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
ID. u. MEMORIAL.

A very interesting meeting of the
Menurah was held last Sunday eve
ming at the Adams Hotel. Leon
Charney. vice-president of the Men
orah read n very interesting paper on
the subject. Facts about the Pro
tocols," after which Mr.. Simon Heller
spoke on 1.-THE Blue Laws" and the
attitude which the Jews should assume
towards them.
Have you ticket yet for the Memo
rah dance? Remember it is to be
given tonight, at Progress club. all the
proceeds being given to the destitute
Jewish students of Europe. 1t is
charitable cause which deserves the
loyal support of every Jew.-L. J. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Speaking at reception given In
Pretoria last month upon the visit of
Chief Rabbi Hertz, General SHUTS. the
South African Prime Minister paid a
high tribute 60 the Jews, who he said.
were n great factor In South Africa
and were going to be greater one
still, and that they were going to max"
to South Africa one of the most not
able contributions in her whole his
tory
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
STAGGER BOYS.

Further and more specific plans
were discussed at the Stagger Boys
meeting, January 80, regarding the
dance we are giving.
See our ad?
We are just as enthusiastic over our
dance as the couple in the ad and we
promise the Jewish youth of Denver,
,he best time of their lives.
Don't forget you can get your
tickets from any of the club members
and also from Mr.. Leo Muggsie Cohn,
our newly initiated member.
Don't forget its the ticket with the
har
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
THE VALENTINE NOVELTY DANCE

A week from Saturday night the big
dance of the season Will be on. Make
your date, if you have not already
done so. or some other fellow will TAX
your best girl.
The attractions arc: Free eats. all
YOU want, the best of music. many
novelties and the cutest little pro-
grams you ever saw. and last. the
chance of dancing with the girl.
Remember the place and date. FRO
sress club, Saturday night, February
10
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Amos Lodge, l. o. B. b., of Boston,
Mass, gave on ''over ths top dinner
last wrek to celebrate tae completion
of the drive for 1000 members during
the past year, in which total Of over
1900 was reached. The membership
one year ago was 21G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
THE COUNCIL ALLIANCE.

The body of Council Alliance Girls
will act as one of the hostesses for
the benefit tea given by the Ladies'
Aid to the Beth Israel Hospital and
Home at Daniels and Fishers tea
room on Tuesday, February eighth. All
younp folks are cordially invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
NAIR TONIID CLUB.

The Nair Tomid club held a reg
ular meeting at the home of Miss
Goldic BadiaIA 1891 Federal Blvd.
After the meeting. there was dancing
and other entertainment.
The Nair Tomid club has accom-
plished much for the bctterment of so.
ciety during the six years Of its eN-
iStpncp-M T. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Oscar Leonard, superintendent jew
ish Community Centre of ST. Louis
has been invited to deliver lectures on
sociological subjects before the Junior
and Senior classes of the Hebrew IN
ion College in Cincinnati. Mr.. Leon
ord has accented the invitation and
will start his lectures in February.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
OPTINHSTS.

a meeting of the OptimiSts will be
held Thursday evening February 3
at the home of Miss Bessie NIilstein.
14C0 Irving.
Watch for the ninth annual shirt
waist dance to be given the latter part
OF March, A. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

The seven members Of Hebron's
agricultural group have met with sue
cess in their work because Of He
bron's excellent climate and good
water supply. Since renrs are low and
there are still large tracts Of uncul
tivated land in Hebron. more people
are expected to settle there soon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
COLONNADE. CLUB.

The Colonnade has not met for two
weeks. At the next meeting Dav"
Wandel is on the program for an ad-
dress ON Good and Welfare. o.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
A RECIPE.

Take flour of practicality,
And leaven of ideal.
Add saving salt of common senses
And knead it up with zeal;
Bake in the steady oven heat
OF each days trial and test;
This is the daily bread thnt man
Has always found the best. ."-Ex.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

From Baranovki district of Vol
hynia, comes an appeal for aid to
American fellow-townsmen reading as
follows: "Baranovki suffered two
pogroms from Budenny's army. Its
population has been scattered to War
saw and Rovno. Send help in care OF
the Hebrew Immigrant Aid society.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
J. B. c.

A regular meeting of the }. B. C.s
was held January 80 at the home OF
Miss Anne Prigcl. Important plans
were discussed and an arrangemeht
committee was elected. a very inter
esting program followed.-f. >.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

Rabbi Jonah j. Wise, Of Temple
Beth Israel, Portland, has inaugural
cd Sunday services in addition to the
regular Friday evening and Sabbath
service,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02

I Among recent refugeeseto arrive III
this country from Russian Poland is
G. Hersh Burshstein, who Is now
visiting his daughter, Nine. Rosa
Isaisa, the opera singer, at Chicago, ILL.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-02
ID. H. 1. GIRLS.

Stop. look. listen.
The ID. II. l. girls will give dance
February oath. Best music-hall-
and entertainment. Tickets can be Sc
cured from members.-R. B.-M. c.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28

Seventh.
Such legislation as may be necessary
TO make the Eighteenth Amendment
effective and control the manufacture,
sale and use of intoxicating liquors.
JOHN +. PIGG,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
To The REPUBLICANS Of
Rockcastle County.

Having been urged by number of friends from all parts
the county make the for County Judge hereby
myself candidate for the nomination for that Office subject
the will of the Republican party the August Pmty Eec-
ton.
AS public for the past eleven years. have
my best and will leave judgement whether
lhave been faithful to the trust have imposed have
not / do not desire your support.
enter this and solicit your support upon my record as
one of your public officials.
There evils existing in this county which not checked
will sooner later destroy the very foundations of
happiness shall take firm against things not only
in word but by act and deed There should be thing
compromise with crime Suffrage has been granted
great weapon most earnestly solicit their support;
promise that nominated and elected give them the full pro-
lection vouched safe to them by the law
am for public Improvements far will permit
always remembering that people and that taxation
though be for good become burden Good sound
judgement must be used spending peoples money promise
reform in the system of handling the finances of the county, will
give methods later promise all candidates
whatever office they aspire with due courtesy shall refrain
dirty politics.
Any kind word spoken by my behalf will be greatly
appreciated Thanking for the faith confidence
in past elections, | beg remain
Your friend
S F. BOWMAN.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
Livingston

Mrs. e. L. Cockrell and son,
Brown, of Richmond, are visit
ing relatives and friends in Liv.
ingston this week.--Henry Hell
lard. living near here, was taken
to London hospital to have an
operation performed about three
weeks ago, has returned home
o. K. THIS speaks well for that
institution as he is over seventy
years old. DIR. NJ. Pennington, of
Mt. Vernon, was here Sunday
enroute to London - Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Rowe were in Mt
Vernon Saturday. Milton Dea.
ton, who lives on Skeggs Geek,
was here Sunday enroute home
from London hospital Mr.. Dea-
ton is in very poor HEALTHY
horse fell on one of @. c. Gro.
mer's little boys on Sand ..Hill
and hurt him very badly.--Mrs.
Jane Kirby, of the Sand Hill
section is very sick at this writ.
lng.--Mr. aud Mrs. J. w. Hig-
o;ps have returned from Pitts.
burg after few days visit with
Teisrtves.-=ima,r: anu NJ Ws NJ !.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28

and Mrs. R. L. Hasty, died tt.
IL day of this month of .diph
liberia. IIe was a bright chile
and we cant imagine how much
they feel that their loss is, but
God said suffer little children to
come unto me for of spch is the
kingdom of heaven guess TIE
Hopeweii and Livingston CORE
spondents think our news comes
up rather slow, but We have
been sick and have been nnabl c
70 get very much of the doings.
We will promise to give you Il
letter as often as we can from
your old home .--Not-with stand
ing the cold weather and muddy
roads, a few of Gods children are
trying to keep the Sunday school
going through this month at
Frienpship. heretofore as soon as
the cold days came, we let the S.
S. die out, but not the case this
time. You can see Uncle Jonas
Pitman, one of the Oldest men in
the county at his post each Sun
day. Oh! if more had the deter
mination that he has We en-
joyed the letter immensely that
was in last weeks Signal by
Everett Reynolds. If only moie
boys and girls or even men and
women would take hold and i'm.
prove their lands, what greater
Rockcastle it would finally be. -
Mr.. Joe Marcum and Miss Kath.
crime Denny were married last
week at the home of the BRIDE
Rev. James Cummins officiating.
Squire Thompson, of Clarence,
spent last week with relatives
here.--Mrs. q. J. Mullins and
little daughter, Jessie, spent
Tuesday with her mother at
Ocala.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
LEVEL GREEN

Most of the farmers have mar
keted their tobacco and are moi
at all rejoicing over the proceeds
There are several cases of mea'
sles near here, none Serious
Arthur Hurst and family moved
back to their little home here and
we are glad they are again one OF
our number Mrs. w. E. Hasty
has been very sick, but is i'm
proving now. -Gofer Lawrence
has sold his farm to A. K. Hamp-
ton and will have a sale OF his
personal property the 5th OF
February. He will move to
Sapulpa, Okla.-Wade H. Null
Inns and family have moved to
Red" Mullins farm here. -
FRANK Jones, of Livingston, was
here first of the week on bust
ness. Henry F. Todd was very
sick last week with lagrippe and
tonsilitis.-Miss Lula Hurst is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Lawrence, near Lancaster.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Thompson and
son, Leo, were with relatives
here q part Of last week.--Dr.
Carpenter. Of Stanford, was here
last Tuesday In consultation with
DR.. G.. B. Lawrence to Soc the
little son of Joe Cummins who
has been seriously Ill with st.
Vitas dauce.--Mrs. M. +. Price
and daughters, Gladys and Joyce,
spent Friday with Mrs. j. l..
Thompson. M. Broyles was
up from Plato Sunday.--Alvin,
the three year old son OF Mr..
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28

be found in round in range of
this porch.-The first program
of the Lyceum course will be
given at the school building next
Saturday evening, Jan. 20 by a
delightful company of young
ladies. known as the Marie Hesson
company. These young ladies are
full of charm and vivacity and
present their work with excellent
finish and exactness. A rare eve
mining for all. Secure your season
ticket and enjoy every program
and keep in tune with the best
of life.-M and Mrs X. ]. Nc.
Kinney We're in Mt. Vernon Sat
urday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
BrOdhead

Mrs. Jesse Wallen was in Mt
Vernon between trains last Fri.
day on business. Mrs Bader is
here from Laurel county to visit
her son, Grant and family. Mrs.
j. S. Tatum and Mrs Wade Per-
kins were here from Crao Or
chard Monday. Prof. Fred
Smith, was here from Lebanon
Saturday night with the Brod-
head Band. We have a band that
any town should feel proud off,
The message was received Mon.
day from New Mexico, of the
death OF Henry Hyslnger. Mr..
and Mrs. Hysinger left here some
few months ago for the West In
hopes that Mr.. Hysinger's health
might be regained, but he con-
tinued to grow worse until or
Sunday, Jan. 23rd. when the end
came. His remains were brought
back aud laid to rest In the Oak
Hill cemetery. We extend our
sympathy to Mrs. Hysiuger and
other relatives. "A. NJ. Hiatt was
IN Mt. Vernon Friday of last
week. Willie Cass is reported a
very sick boy.-Henry Anderson
had a sale Wednesday and is
leaving for Harlan county where
he has good position. We re.
gret very much to lose Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson. but wish them
much success in their new looa.
tion.-Littls Miss Christine Firth
entertained her little friends last
Friday afternoon in honor OF her
fifth birthday. All the little
ones report a big time and are
wishing her sixth birthday to
roll around real soon, Miss Efiie
Ware returned to her home at
haywood, Monday, after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Vanhook. Master Joe Roberts.
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Roberts. is very sick with scarli-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28

tina. A. Oliver and Clarence
Shaffer are in Knoxville this week
buying ROods.--Mrs. Jack Collins
of Crab Orchard, visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. J. T. Lawrence. Mon
day and Tuesday and also to have
dental work done. She was ac-
ccmpanied by her niece, Little
Miss Bessie Sowder.-W. A. Ty-
rec purchased a house and lot in
Henry Addition from Ben Blan
ton, price unknown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Worley Holly, Of Cincin
natl, are speg jing the week with
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Anderson
Miss Bessie Shivel is numbered
with the sick.-Miss CLYDE Wat
son was down from Mt. Vernon
from Friday until Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Watson Rev. Rogers. of Louis.
vile, who has been called as pas
tor of the Christian Church at
this place. filed his first appoint
meut Saturday evening, Sunday
morning and evening. He was
welcomed by a large audience
and delivered three line sermons.
He very heartily solicits the CO.
operation of all the church men,
bers and extends an invitation
to everyone to attend each and
every sermon throughout the
year.-Bob Cass. Byron Terrili
and Johnny Sowder were in Mt.
Vernon this week. John Balm
ger. of Disputanta, is with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. childress.
DIR. George Payne was here
FIRST of the week doing dental
work.-The two large display
windows of A. Z Albrisht's store
was broken and other damage
done some few days ago when
the porch collapsed. 1t was the
work of providence that no one
was killed. for at most any hour
during fhe day some one could
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
FOR SERVICE, NOT SALARY.

/ hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for Representative In the Ken.
lucky Legislature from the Slth dis.
trict, composed Of the counties OF
Laurel and Rockcastle, subject to the
will Of the Republican party at the
primary election on August O. 1921,
and In doing so think 1t proper to
outline, briefly, the legislation would
favor, should i be nominated and
elected as your representative, chief
of which are:
First-various Amendments to Our
Assessment and Ssxyenne Laws.
I. CurtdfTmdnt OF The arbitrary
power of the State Tax Commission.
,. Simplify the assessment and
make shorter the time Of assessment,
supervision and collection.
3. Consolidate State, County, City
and District Assessment, and have
County Clerks make all tax books.
4. Avoid double taxation by de-
Quoting from the value Of all real es-
tate the amount Of all unpaid purchase
money liens or mortgages Of record,
held against 1t.
.. Make Bank Deposits pay, at
least, the full 40 cents per hundred
State tax, and IL Constitutional. let
this additional tax 20 to the State
Road Fund.
Second-RepeaI Our Present Dog Ii
cense Law.
!. This law is not what IL claimed
for II, a Protection to Live Stock"
y his law makes 1t to ones advantage
TO not know whose dog killed or in
jured stock. II therefore protects the
"Sheep-killer" and not the sheep.
2. 1t taxes the innocent dog as well
as the guilty. Law is supposed to
protect the innocent and punish the
guilty.
3. The same principle applied to
thieves and robbers, would tax all
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
N OF &c E.

All persons having claims
against the estate of R.G.M Murray 4.
deceased, are required to prove
the same, as required under the
Statutes, and file the same with
q S.Grifin, Master Co mmissioner
of the Rockcastle Circuit Court,
on the Sth day of February,
1921, at the law Office of c. @.
Williams, in Mt. Vernon, Ken
lucky.
This Jan. 24th 1871.
I. ]. Niceley, Clerk
I4.3t Rockcastle Circuit Court
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28
H AN S 70 R D

w. M. Bullock, of Mt. Vernon,
was in this section on business
Friday.-John and Henry Poyn-
ter have purchased the tract of
land known as the John Kirby
place, from the Kirby heirs. Con-
sideration $l,eso.oo. - We sure
are having'an epidemic OF measles
in this section. Died on the 21st
an infant child of Eugene Hays.
with measles Freddie Smith,
son of George Smith, of Burr.
was buried here Saturday.-Har-
ley Repner. of Pulaski, was the
guest Of Herbert Bullock Friday
night. L. Bullock attended
church at Hopewell Sunday. -
There was prayer service at Blue
Springs Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Capps. OF the Freedom
section, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. R. H. Mckinney
Dewey Graves, who has been
working at Mt. Vernon, was
called home on account of the
illness Of his brother and sisters,
with measles. - Miss Roberta
Kirby, of the Level Green sec.
ton, visited her grandmother.
Mrs. Sarah Kirby Suuday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Cossie Bullock visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mcclure. Irwin Bullock has been
sick. but we are glad to say is