davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
YOUNG IUDEA DAY.

Sunday, June 9TH, has been set aside
as National Young Judaea Day. Every
Nound Juilaea club in the Unitel
States will participate in special eel
ebration on this day designed to bring
home TO young and old the Significance
of the educational work which Young
..ldaca is doing Special programs are
being prepared by the National Head
quarters, and will be sent out to all
leaders thruout the country. 1t is the
hope of the Central committee of Ma
tional Young Judaea that Young .Iu-
,laea Day will he observed by all the
clubs in Il manner which will bring
lasting credit to the Organization.
leaders are invited to got in touch with
the Executive Director for further
particulars.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
Prepare for Seder.

On Friday evening, April %. falls
the first Seder evening, which marks
the beginning of the Passover holidays
1t is none too soon to plan for this
celebration. in which each Jewish per
son should have part, and of which
it is wrong to deprive any child There
are many families where the Seder
has not been observed. Begin this
year. Arrange for the Haggadahs. 1t
may be necessary to send to New York
Tor them. Plan now to gather your
family. with some friends and home
less one about your board. and retcll
the story of the redemption of Israel
from slavery. If you do not read 1t
in Hebrew. read it in English. rejoice
your heart as well as those about you
with this survival of an ancient GUS
tom. 1t will serve n threefold purpose
All love to enjoy themselves, to par
ticipate in good time, which is pro-
vided for us; it furnishes another OPP
portunity for family reunion, of
which there can never bc too many;
and last-but most important-it con
tinues the observation of Israel's most
ancient festival which is perennially
new with each return.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
THE JEW AS PIONEER.

The that the Jew adaptable for pioneer work in
country and perform the ksme difficult tasks equr
life prvation and hardship difficult for
realize Reverend Amos Dushaw of the American school of
Research in Jerusalem writing in the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle" of him:
here since septcmler 1920 and have the Jew
that he is making good and merits the hearty appreciation
md loyals o a
new
in
Inolem homes hospitals
new
Iacts
fomgo
the
had
maknga all
In this concise graphic the Rev. Dushaw outln-
ed few Jews possibly the
rcaimants. After they will have shown the
world ability this direction is it will longer be able
parasite nonproducer, and living by
his wits others When the opportunity the
to it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
BETH HA MEDROsH HAGODOL

Daily Services will he held at the
Bessie ]. Rude Community Center at
Z Il. IN. and q 30 p. III.
This Friday night ut the late service
held at the Bessie /. Rude Community
Center. DIR. @. II. Kauyur will speak
on. ''rhc Congregation and the Com
munity." Saturday morning he will
speak on. THE Month of Nissan"
The subject of the closing Forum
for the season will be '-The Synasog."
Its various activities will be discussed
by prominent men and women of the
Congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
A LEADER OF YOUTH LEAVES
DENVER.

In another column we publish the
news that Mr.. VIM. Il. Blumenthal has
resigned his position as teacher in the
public schools of this city. and Will
shortly leave for San Francisco to
work in new field.
During his five years residence in
this city Mr.. Blumenthal has been a
force for good. He did not limit his
work to his profession of teacher.
where his enthusiasm was SO helpful
to the young people under his guild
ence, but he was interested in every
kind Of communal service.
The jewish community will miss
him greatly. Mr.. Blumenthal has
high ideals, and he has been strong
factor in developing love for Judn,
ism among the young and inspiring
them with loyalty to their faith and
courage for it,
We regret Mr.. Blumenthals leaving
Denver as well as his profession. IL
is a noble calling, and there are alto
gcthcr too few Jewish young men en-
gagged in it. We hope, however he VIII
he equally successful in his new work
which cannot help but profit by M
energy. zeal and conscientious efforts
He will bring comfort and spirituni
quickoning to many lives by the thoro'
ly Jewish spirit with which he is i'm
bued.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

The death has occurred at the age
of G1 wears of Mr.. Lewis J. Clein. OF
Dublin, who was one of the founders
of the Cork Congregation, and was
prominently identified with man!
communal institutions in Ireland up
to tho time of his passing away. He
was. however. most prominently as
sociate,l with Dublin Jcwry. and was
for fifteen consecutive years warden
of the Lcnnox Street Congregation. He
also held the position of vice-presideht
and treasurer of the Dublin Jewish
Board of Guardians. aud was for some
time treasurer of the Hebrew and re
ligion classes. occupying the post OF
chairman at the time of his DEATH
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
THE CALL TO SERVICE.

A call to service usually associated with who
GUS service in an outstanding way
manner? Was not rather the as comes
some service humbes the greatest? 1t be-
to be- d hs an @ h
the character and kind OF service the Individual VINO
occupies it renders . :.
the superintendent of orphanage is not position OF
high standing There truout the country
whe oeeupy such Ihey 40 their @ more or hess wn
occupy such position and make himself National figure serving
funee upon the children under his care good Many
widely and of the country received then
task in way to fine NOBLE great. To him it
calling which he years OF MS lie ana
risht direction and holding lofty them This
his way of service How beautiful and noble it was?
in another field David Lubn, who thirty
years ago Calf He realized the
assistance to the producers marketing the large
that accurate information regarding and market
dons guide to the gardner SO that ne
bureau which Then the idea
grew Natcn-wide finally Worldwide He had had dream
goal aimed with little beside his enthusiasm to aid
shop but mbued with an idea OF
service thru which he could benefit the world.
recently Rome head of worldwide organiza
ton such Of Every civilized nation the
the information he gathered and
supported his enterprise with funds willingly given to the
gze director of the international Institute OF Agriculture
The King Italy, members of his Cabinet the American Am
in the ceremony unwilling marble bust of Lubn in Rome
tribute to patience forces which compelled
backnbease the plan right and was in the service OF
humanity -, ~, :, -
leadership themselves They simply did the work at hand
put energy their fervo their ability That
done seeking They worked for the of their
and the service it to others
whom such opportunities do not To
special gifts of leadership kindly ministry
other ability; it in the most prosac the
work honestly done the the work and the benefit
others beside oneself to yield harvest of untold blessings
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
BAR MITZyAH BROTHERHOOD

The Bar Mitzvah brotherhood serr-
ice will be held at 9th and Curtis
streets, on Saturday at II. III.
Mr.. Moses NJ KatZ is reviewing
Joseph Jacobs Jewish Contribution
to Civilization before the Post Grad
uate club. DIR. C. III. Kauvar will
speak on the Book of "Zephaniah.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
OHEB ZADEK

Friday evening services will be held
p. III. Saturday morning services NJ
. 200 p IN. Arthur Radetzky will be
Bar Mitzvah this Saturday morning.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Services will be held at Temple
Emanuel. 10th and Pearl street ut Z. 40.
DIR. .Wm.- s.. Friedman will speah- on
.JOhan Boilers "The Power of Lie
Services will be held Saturday morn
ing at 10 80. Subject of sermon,
The Ieper."
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

I;y the death of Mr.. Charles Abra-
hanson last month at Cardiff there
passed away one of the oldest ana most
benevolent Welsh Jews. About forty
years ago he founded the Hand-ih-
Hand Society and the Biknr Choiinl
Society and later was one of IN"
founders of the Tulmud UTOrnh and the
Beth Hamidrash. $50
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

L. George, noted English writer who recently toured
America description of this country which has appeared
Harpers Magazine the title of Hail Columbia, says:
America delights tradition and destroys she She
hates thing respects and burns the God she worshps
According George it is only the American Jew who
treats religion fashion All Americans
are evidently guilty this respect and not only oregonists
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
Be Kind to Animals.

DV AAuu 30 nEhhnAo.
BE kind to Animals week begins
on April IL, and has received the eli,
dorsement of every state in the Union
1t is an effort to instil into the minds
of the yGung our duty to be kind to
all cTed ares. 1t endeavors to induce
men, s!omen and children, to become
moro humane in their treatment OF
an ldls. If the laws for the treat
III, mt of animals laid down in Deuter-
onomy were known and practiced, such
weeks would not be needed, for Kind
hess to the animal was prescribed as
well as justice to man. whether he
was Jew or non-Jew. 1t is well TO oh
serve BE Kind to Animals" week, and
also to renew our acquaintance with
the laws from which this week de-
rives its origin.
Are Able 10 Take Care of Themselves.
The Rev. DIR. Cortland Myers, pastor
of the fremont Temple, Boston. in n
sermon declared that To-day the Jews
are almost entirely Goddess. They are
practically atheists. They arc the
hardest people OH earth to win to
Christianity. They are called the rich
est people in the world and yet they
are the poorest, and unless they turn
to God they are going to have more
trials and tribulations than they ever
had before"
The Rev. Myers is no doubt quite
correct in saying that the Jews are
1.-The hardest people on earth to win
to Christianity" tho we question his
statements as to their being Goddess"
The Christian phraseology of belief Is
absolutely foreign to them, the ma
.iority live the life which the Prophet
says God asks of man: ITO do justice
and love. mercy and walk humbly be-
fore Thy God" 1t is true that many
could show greater faith in God, be
more, spiritual and less material, but
even these are not SO poor but they
will have the strength to hear greater
trials than the past has sent, if the
future should bring Them Do not
fear, Rev. Myers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
EDITORIAL CHAT

All will be able to receive the sweet
and wholesome influence of music ana
have their lives enriched by its fine
influences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
SENATOR LADD
FEARS DESTRUCTION
OF AGRICULTURE
Credit System is Not Car
ing for Industry,
He Declares

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-Failure
OF present day financial and credit
systems to meet the needs % the peo-
pie IL threatening the destruction Of
the fundamental American Industry.
Agriculture, Senator Ladd OF North
Dakota declared today in opening tho
conference called by him 10 seek leg
lalotivc Keller from the situation.
senator ladd described his proposed
federal loan bureau as one method OF
relief. asserting that through IL the
government would resume its proper
function 81 issuing money and OF pro-
viding credit 60 all the people on
terms Of Equality.
Estimating that a loas TO 'an in
dustrlal CLASSES" during the last few
years OF SIS. 900. 600. 600. with an
equal loss In purchasing power. had
resulted from doflaied value OF farm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
|M0RMONS TO GIVE
UP LAND N MEXICO
Expect to Return.
Says Leader of Their
Colony

III fAhp Texas. Dec. lasEThe
Aormons VIII never re-occupy Their
lands nj Coionia Moreloa. sonora, and
prooably VIII never fe'urn TO solonla
Diax Chlhunhnn. accordine 10 binhop
q. Is. brown, OF ri Paso. o Mormon
ieader' The Moreion lands have been
sold " the Mexican government for
100000 ne said, N the latter VIII
PROBABLY oe told also.
negotiations Tor the sale were gom-
pleted Win h Mexican government
through General Plutarco Elias Gales,
thief cabinet officer OF the Obregon
government. n Willard Haymore.
merchant 81 aqua frieta. THIS latter
IN en- route to Mexico City TO collect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

-There are today in Russia 10000
people without the bares, necessities
OF life. When trade with Russia is
resumed. there will he a demand for
manufactured goods which will be 50
enormous that factories Of America
and Europe will have to work over
time for years TO meet il. Poland
viii probably soon be the greatest
warehouse Of all Europe"
FOREIGN FINANCING
Bankers ali over this country who
have closely studied the foreign in
vestnent market agree with the re-
Gently Published statement Of PROBES
sor Widen aTt, MA. F.RG.S.,
the vel known British eco
nomisi. to the effect chat il does not
matter whether TIE Ttlsh Mark is
Il2.0OO or 10000 70 The pound ster-
ling as long as Poland nas such vast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
COLO FROM LEAD,
IS EDISON Plan


"||. NIIXII|~* Jul
WARRINGTON. Dec. 1s--Thora'
A. Edison confidently expects ths
Contamination OF lead into gold
For centuries this hse been ths
+in IA Sariy seventies. hexsser. sis
William CIockes brought forNatd
certain c1IIt1ntt ienIInE to shQx tha,
All matter hht \ coinmon basla and
ne rropose6 ! name. 'prctnyi." fq'
this >,l,<tance The ids DID NOT <@ln
great hea1woy e3NsFss. rns,l .at
G.fe& an onflscly ntw Hight upon the
constitution NJ matter.
Unfl4 then a had been supposed
dhnf fsc rtlemcnfsr we're simple and
i.dl olflhie. that The atom wes the
,ti.n Hest phrtttit az ninttffta the n
verse. and tibet these aieins repre-
ssnted the "bnndlne STONES 81 tbs
cnafnoa"
Atom Itself Can Be Dgslded.
studies IN radio nctiviy proved that
he atom itself y capable ~ being
split up into sin smaller l'AftlcleA'
fnown ns ''e~lcctronri" hui these elec-
troun Are not composcd ~ matter nj
an but e~lecfrirityi Heuce arose the
modern ''eiartltcH lheQsN 81 mattcf =
This tnaofs myA lhat aii natter =
ultimately el~ctflral az basis: That
fho atom u exceedingly complex In
nature. ana h built somewhat like
Dur solar rsatsm. with a cantral nn-
tlcua AZ the miadis Ofke our SUM
ana q number Of PARTICLES revolving
about n. as oar planets reFoIte ROUND
The sun.
The distances between them would
be ~ great. rroportionafely, as the
distances between the various planets
and the SUN. IN onr solar system
The central nucleus. on the moder
theory OF matter. eonnista Ia a mega
i've charge OF electricity. while the
PARTICLES revolving vSund II are
charges OF positive electricity. These
differ In number. n The various
f.elementae are merely qualities u
The atom. due to the differences be-
tween the number OF the positive
charges withia the stom itseif-
How Hsicmeafs Can he changed.
II will thus be seen that. IN order
10 change element into another,
b would only be necessary. theoreti-
cnily. to alter the number Of positive
clecirons IN any given atom. Add or
eubsfract one. fwO. three OF more.
and the element changes into anothsr
flement.
We see his process going on spon-
~faneonsiy in al radio-actiye eiemenSs
when. 1rspium. for Instance.
rhaneea into radium, and that in turn
into lonium. and 20 on until IL be-
comes lead. which has been thought
80 he the lend product"
+ Hitherto II has been impossible 70
retard or accelerate these changes
nrtlficia}ly. bpf lately this has been
dons. on a small seals. BY bombard-
ing certain atoms with radium efna-
nations "a terrific energy. Changes
IN the element hass hus been brought
aocompllshed by 1~iufhcrford. soddy
and RAMSEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. f5.-Disorders
occurred lasi night and early today
In the none affected By the strike In
the packing Industry, according TO
poucct reports. after several days OF
comparative quiet.
Captain George W Allen, Of the
p0ilce department. said striking
pickct attacked and injured another
by mistake Another man. beaten
Into Inconsistencies by five men also
was evidently attacked b mistake,
he said. a. n developed he vas en-
route to work for a construction
company. the within declaring he had
nofhlng TO do With the strike. The
trolley ~ autrcet ear carrying work
men 20 packing plants. was pulled
OFF. and one shot was fired but no
one was hit. Captain Allen reported
quite a number OF arrests had been
made. Nome for carryinE concealed
weapons.
Picketing was Increasing today fol-
ioHlns pleas for more pIckets. made
atA meeting OF striking meat cutters
and butcher workmen last night,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Germany Cannot
Make Preparations
Payments Jan. Is

BERLIN. Dec. ls.-The German
government. d was announced today.
antees that Il Is impossible FOR Ger
many To pay tho sum due in repara-
ions January 10. and that she con
sequently asks a moratorium.
II the moratorium h. not granted.
the German government. u states.
Will be compelled to have to
a credit operation In order TO procure
the necessary funds by means OF
loans.
The note from the German govern
ment adds hat 10 has succeeded In
raising certain portions" OF the
funds necessary to meet the payments
but Is unable to obtain the balance,
either through loans external or in
ternal, or other financial measures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

products he declared that this could
be traced 10 the mon functluning OF
capital held by a few great corpora
tons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

HERALD WANT AID TAKERS
Are thoroughly trained ad writer's.
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Buy New Thrift Bonds
For Christmas Gifts
Mellon Advises

WASHINGTON. Dec. iB-use OF
the treasury's now thrift bonds for
Christmas presents were advocated
today by Secretary Mellon.
Tho new series OF treasury saving
certificates placed on sale today FOR
the first time. Mr. Mellon said. would
mako u possible 10 give "A fe5 Christ
mas present FOR $50 as the new GER
uncatcs are being sold AT a discount
from their redemption value at the
end Of five years.
You will find il in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Wilson Proud to
Consider Self a
Cemrade of Veterans

WARRINGTON. Dec. l5.-Fermer
Presidem Wilson Ia proud u coneider
hlmsen ~As n oomrade or all the nssh
OF b expediffonary forces"
Replying TO a letter from q Bent
ley milford. first vice president OF
the Rainbow Division Veterans. ex-
teadipg New Years greetings, Mr..
Wilson IN n letter made public to-day
by Mr.. milford. says;
y am proud 10 regnrd myself as a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
TROOPS GUARDING
MINES IN KANSAS
No Further Activities by
Marching Women
Are Reported

ptTTSBURG. Kan, Dec. la-With
the arrival Of three troops Of the
morning. quiet prevailed In the Kan
sgs coal field. There were no reports
of further activities by the marctpg
women who for the past three days
have congfegatcd ut coal n.lnes and
prevented miners from going TO
work.
The troops. after waiting here in
their railroad coaches for some time.
determined and IS cavnlrymen were
loaded into electric airs and dis
patched 70 the Franklin and Null
berry districts.
\ machine gun company from
Lawrence, Kan. Be- expected to arrive
here some timo today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

Poland Is the safest country IN
Europe" This Is the opinion ex-
uressed BY American business men
who have recently passed through
Warsaw, making a close study Of
economic and trade conditions
Chandler NJ. Wood. president Of
the Metropolitan Trust Company OF
Boston, in analyzing foreign trade
conditions this week, stated that IN his
opinion. Poland vas an economic giant
among the nations.
-Colonei A. II. Barber. an Ameri-
can who is now acting as technical ad-
wiser TO the Republic of Poland, re-
Gently announced that the country has
laid o than 1000 miles Of new
railways Mr.. Wood stated. These
recent developments are significant
-suse the future market OF tile
= the Russian market and Po-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

natural resources
Professor Mildep-R art's report
vas issued after a two rnon,hs' tour
OF the salt mines OF Wieiiczka, the
oil fields OF Boryshw. the coal mines
of Dumbrowa and Upper Slesia, the
sugar rehneries OF PcgnaniL the tex
tile industry OF Lcdz and the mighty
forests Of the Carpsthiana The oil
fields Of Galicia produced 64.0O
tanks Of oil in August. 1921. Po-
lands average yearly production is
'oO0,O0 tons Of raw sugar. which
means the cultivation Of between D.
100000 and 100000 tons OF beet
sugar. Her monthly output Of salt
is nov 1900 tons.
While in Warsaw several weeks
ago. Frank A. Nanderlip discussed
the question OF Poland's rapid eco
nomic recovery with Poland's Minis
ter of gtus~Se, Gearaa Atchai,bi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
INJUNCTION AGAINST
MINERS CHECK Off
ORDERED RECAST
Court of Appeals Directs
A Re-Hearing of
Case

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE lnjunc-
tios banning the check off system OF
collecting miners dues recently is
sued by Judge A. T. Anderson in fed
ernl court az Indianapolis was today
ordered ro-cast by tho United States
circuit court ~ appeals. L. was re-
mandcd by Judge Anderson. with In
structions 10 enter "a preliminary In
junction while the % o. is being re-
heard
The opinion Yves signed by Judges
Baker Alschuler and Page. The app
pcllatc courf took the ease under ad.
visement several weeks uEp after rem
roscntntlvcr Of West Virginia and
Kentucky coal mining companies aud
~ the United Mime Workers ~ Amer
lcl had appeared 90 the casc.
The injunction banning the check OF
was ordered suspended IN the plea
Of counsel Tor the miners union.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-28
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such a medicine is DR.. Kilmers Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp-Root.
II rs scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
1t is not stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses.
1t is not recommended for everything.
1t is natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad-
der troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
If you need medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
in bottles Of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.