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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

large petroleum refining companies
are spending many thousands ~ dol
lars In research work to find lower.
priced gasoline or motor fuels ANY
inventor, for instance. could interest
tic large corporations and reap y
rich reward In royalties II he could
convince them that his process
would make gasoline at rs cents Il
gallon. The idea of manuf1cturine
this fluid at cents a gallon is pre-.
postorous and beyond the realm oi
common sense. Any person who i7
considering the purchase Of the pat-
ent rights Of process for making
cheap gasoline would do well TO con
cult a petroleum chemist. for past
experience has shown that there are
many pitfalls for the unwary into
which those who are not familiar
with chemistry are likely to tum-
bic"
Doctor Bacon said that the many
thousands. " not millions. OF dollar
expended In the last eight years by
/ persons who believed they were or
{ the way to fortune through gasoline
processes should constitute warn
, Ing to the public New YORK Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Charge in Purchasing Pol
icies of Gulf Coast Crude

The Humble oil & Refining co.
Yesterday, according to information
received 10y the local office of the
OIL Weekly, took what may prove
TO be the first step IN n general
change in the purchasing policies o.
companies buying gulf coast crude.
when they established two grades o.,
oil In the Pierce Junction and Huh
fields,
Hereafter oil with considerable
luhricnting content In these two
fields will be classcd 10y tic Hum
bic as Grade A and will sell at Sl,2d
a barrel, while crude of negligible
lubrlcating content will be known In
the future as Grade h, which will
have "a present price of 80 cents II
barrel.
while 1t is thought several other
buyers are considering the new plan,
none as yet have announced their IN
tentions Of following the Humble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
fnCestOrs Warned
of Gasoline Frauds

A warning to investors who may
he tempted to invest i'm schemes to
produce cheap gasoline Is given bN
Dr. RAYMOND f.. Bacon, formerly
head of the Mellon Institute of In
dustrial Research of Pittsburgh. lDr.
Bacon points ont that an oil which
can be used as fuel can undoubtedly
be distilled from peat, but that II
would cost several dollars gallon.
"In investigations OF methods or
charlatans and crack Drained inven.
tors in the petroleum fieldS' said
Doctor Bacon, "it has been generally
found that whatever motor fuel
there was produced was put into the
.apnaratus by some sleight Of hano
process. Inventors OF this kind are
often temperamental and have TO he
alone for a few minutes. Then
gaSnline a. tar oils of some kind
are substituted when no one is look
ing.
"Ono inventor remember drove
TO the scene of his experiment every
morning In an automobile. He hao
A still which he led his dupes to
believe was producing gasoline but
Of mixture Of water and white
powder. As matter of fact, he
placed gasoline in tank outside the
building whore his experiments
were conducted. This fuel passed
through the still from the hidden
nine. What was actually obtained
was real gasoline which the promot-
er put i'm the tank OF the automo-
! bile Naturally, the mileage made
by this mysterious fluid was about
| the same as that which could be OBJ
| tanned from any other good quality
OF gasoline.
Another inventor told those
whom he wished to interest that he
| could run an automobile with mix
ture composed of sea water and IA
mysterious preparation Of his own.
He first nut the sea water into tho
tank of the automobile and added
Ian equal amount ot his own illlN
| fuel The car ran very well, Tor
what the inventor put In was pure
mcthyl or wood alcohol, and the
resulting mixture, being 50 per cent
alcohol. burned fairly well.
Many Of these inventors find II
necessary TO go into scclusion dur
| ing some process Of their dcmonstra.
! ton. one of them, for Instance, had
a dish of water In an adjoining room
] I'm which ,he said he would put some
of his magic powder and thus pro-
/ ulltN the lllf lhfAA iA''NN'
! when he was alone he disposed o'
mart Of the water and substituted
| for II sufficient alcohol to make a
! fluid which would burn, lie also
| added a little uaphthalene, The re-
sult was astonishing, and but for
The interference OF strong arm
man who found that the inventor
had under his waistcoat two rubber
hot water bottles filled with alcoho'
tbe deception might have worked
some of the inventors OF gaso-
line processes folst upon the pupHc
a mixture of kerosene, TO which ls
added lutle ether The erect OF
tha ether is 20 give a quicker ls-
nitjon, but as this fluid is very cos'' :
iv motor fuel of this kind really
costs mo- than gasoline, undonbt-
edlv ch.aper substitutes for gasollhe
will be made eventually. Al W.,
present time there are mixtures OF
lalcohol and tar oils which, although
more extensive than gasoline nave
many good qualities, .,
III should be borne in mlhd,
added Doctor Bacon, mat al inc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Field Operations Increasing
in HenrBettd District

HENRY ETA, Dec. Sl.-l'p"ll
for Monday, the first day OF the
week are Of much encouraging
unture from the Heuryetta oil
field and this. I'm connection with tho
weekly log In the minds OF those In
directly Interested as well az those
directly connected, lends additional
color to the prophecy that Henry
eta Is destined To become one ut the
greater oil centcrs OF the state.
The Empire oil company reports
better than 1000 barrel we'll at
2.T3O feet In the second Deauer sand
in the southeast corner OF the north
cast corner Of 17-11-11, immediate
Is north, and offsctting the Prairie
companys 3O5barTel well in the up
per sand. this well being of greater
importance by reason of its extend
Ing the Deaner sand still further 70
the west
The Prairie oil 4 Gas GO. il drill
ing at 600 feet I'm the southwest cor
ucr Of the southeast quarter In D.
11-11.
Gypsy oil company has made loco-
lions and has rigs on the ground
for wells Nos 3. and In tho
George Barnett allotment on tho
east half Of the northeast of 90
/ 11-I1.
The Carter Oil company has made
locations and has rig on the
ground for wells Nos. 4, 3, 6. Z ana
on the Ida Barnett allotment In the
west half of.th northeast 2j-ll-ll,
owned by Barclay Morgan.
kla.-Central has locations and
/ rigs on the ground for wells Nos 4, .
and 6, in the east half of the north
I west quarter OF 2j-l1-l1,
sf.tH a. sftttH
/ Haskell interests) has made location
/ for well No. / In the southwest COR
ner OF the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF 2i-i1-1l. This
tx TO offset the Josey 100O-harrel
well
| Josey and Dan Shuck have made
( locations and have rigs on the
ground for wells Nos. ,, 3 and 4 In
the southwest corner of the south
east quarter Of 24-11-l1.
Independent q. a II. Co., has
made a location in the southeast cor.
ner OF the northwest quarter of "a
/ Hi.
Mcmahon and others are drilling
/ at 200 feet In the northwest corner
/ Of the southeast quarter OF 29-ll-12.
George Nicholson Is moving In q
| rig in the northeast corner of the
| northeast quarter of 33-11-12.
Mcmahon Oil company has mad,
a location in the southwest corner
! OF the northwest quarter OF the
! southeast quarter of 32-t1-l2.
Unknown parties are moving in q
rig In the northwest corner OF the
southeast quarter of 27-l1-12.
Nierson and others have rig In
the southeast corner OF the north
west quarter Of 22-1l-14.
4af "A
| tools in the northeast corner of the
! southwest quarter Of 2l-l1-l2.
/ Unknown parties have made ioca-
/ ton in the southwest corner of the
/ northeast quarter OF l9-1l-l2.
An inquiry among the local lum-
her companies shows 10 new rigs
having been sent TO this field during
/ the past week, and four rigs this
MONDAY morning. one company
making a specially of rig timber,
/ booking nine new rigs for immediate
delivery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1921

drilling around 400 feet In thclv
test In the southwest quarter " "a
2t-9. This well will bee watched
with Interest, as II is an effort TO
work out the right direction from
their well in the northwest corncc
OF the southwest quarter OF the
southeast squarter of section 20, I'm
which the new well is located. pud
which is good Tor about sN bar
rcls a day with some gas. \ roe
markablo feature of this well ia
that G.foOt aud i0-foot bed uf
coal came in at also and 2.2oO feet
respectively. The coal is of very
high grade. ana is in She same ror-
nation Gs that from which so much
good coal Is being mined iu south
eastern Kansas. This well is located
on the general trend between SAIL
yards and the Thrall ranch strike Of
Roth a Jones. and viii attract cou-
siderable attention
John Rodgers ana John Edwards
are moving In material Tor "a tost
well iu the southeast corner ut the
southeast quarter of l4-25-l2. This
test is an effort to pick up the
southwest trend Of the Virgil
Woodson Mississippi structure, and
may do Il.
The Mid Kansas company is NOV
/ ing IN a rig for tcst iu the north
east corner of the southwest quar-.
ter ~ 35-26-tO. This location ig
about five miles south of Eureka,
and two miles northwest Of the
Gilman ueld. hut Us considered to o.
1 favorably located. a. 30. I drilled
by the Mid Kansas company in the
same section Is reported To have had
favorable oil showing~ In both The
first ana second break iu the LINE.
The Atlantic Petroleum COMPANY
and Marshall are drilling around
500 feet IN their test located I'm the
mort hcast corner of the southeast
Of the southwest Of i2-27-lt.
Material Is reported moving iu
/ for test on the Moore farm lu
tween the Thrau ranch we'll and the
Sa'lyards field.
The Grimes test ON the Eook
farm I'm the southeast corner oi thH
southwest ~ 6-27-1l is drilling "a,
about 900 feet
4 strike Of considerable import
ance has been made by Merriam
ana Findoiss on the Jordan farm
. the location south of the Green
wood county line, The wcll was
Working In the 10-inch hole when
/ the sand was found around 120o
I feet. u was drilled IN about foot
and Is stopping over. This b. new
sand for that locality The strIk,
has created quite stir, ana all open
acreage Is being taken. The oil I'
said to be OF dark green color.
John II. Gricvcs has closed a dva
by which he takes ouc-haf tn,
royalty interests In the north half of
the southeast quarter of 33-23-lO
the consideration being $500. Thi'
makes total OF $4,000 paid for
royalty interests about the Roth u
Jones, Thrall ranch well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Greenwood County
Fery ActiUe

Special TO The World.
EUREKA, Kan, Dec. 21,--stark
and associates test on the Barnard
ranch, IN the southeast corner Of
the southwest quarter Of 33-22-1O,
spudded IN yesterday. This lease
was taken and the well started
within two weeks.
Adjoining this 2,400-acre block OF
leases on the northeast, Bartlesville
parties are shaping block OF acre
age for an early start on a test well.
The locations Of these tests are com,
sidercd within the general trend
which Is thought TO be favorable.
Paulhamus and others arc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Homemade, hus HGs No
Equal for Coughs
Makes n family supply Of really
drprndah cough medicine, PAS
lly prepared, and snyes about 81.

II you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult
breathing, or il your child wakes up
during the night with Group and you
want quick help, try this reliable old
homemade cough remedy. Any drug
Rst can supply you with 2H ounces
Of Pinex. Pour this into pint bottle
and I'll the bottle with plain granu.
lated sugar syrup, Or YOU can use
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup, IL
desired. The recipe makes pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy II
tastes good, and in spite OF its low
cost, it cnn be depended upon to give
quick and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold Of q
cough in Il way that means business.
IT loosens and raises the phlegm,
stops throat tickle and soothes and
heals the irritated membranes that
line the throat and bronchial tubes
with such promptness, ease and GER
talnty that it is really astonishing.
Pinex is a special and highly con-
eentrRted compound OF genuine Nor
way pine extract, and is probably the
best known means Of overcoming
severe coughs, throat aud chest colds.
There are many worthless imita-
tiOns OF this mixture. TO avoid dis
appointment, ask for "2H ounces OF
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed t.
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.,
1T, Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

northeast corner of the northwest of
the northeast of 3-25-7c.
The Canadian Kansas oil COM
panN'S test on the Barnhill farm In
the northwest corner OF the south.
cast of the northeast Of t2-27-7c Is
swGbbing "a barrels daily after ~
i0.quart shot
BrcnnOn \ WiNon's No. Luca
at the center Of the north line of lot
% In 6-27-S Is shut down at 500
feet
Hnvcrhiil Petroleum company's
No. Burgess In the southwest cor
ncr of the northeast OF the north
east OF 32-27-S ~ spuddcd In and
shut down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Mdrgdy Wen a DisappOint-
meHt

The Margray OIL company's No. I
Thompson farm, in the north end
of the McNia field. has been COM
plctcd n small punpcr estimated
from 200 tO 500 barrels daily, and
which shows that the McXIa sand
pinchcs out suddenly just at this
point on the north boundary.
The Margny's small producer l.
offset 900 feet 10 the east by the
IL. 900 barrel well of the Harvey OH
company: while 900 feet To the
southeast. the Magnolia Petroleum
company has "a 1O,0OO-harS'I pro-
duCcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

The phIlIps ICIrOICuW C0rr0IN'
Uon's No. Trent farm IN tho
northeast corner Of the southeast oi
the southeast OF l6-15-l1 is malilnl
Is barrels after the shot in the
2,G20-foot pay
The Pouyanna OH Company's 80
4 Grayson I'm the northwest corner
of the southeast OF the southeast ol
g-I5-l1, Is good for 30 barrels In the
l,7G5-foot sand after the shot
The Troy oil company has 30
barrel producer I'm No. 9 Barrow
farm In the center OF the east llnf
Of the southeast of the northeast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

Of 2-l5-1l. The l.765 to 1875 foo;
sand was shot with 100 quarts
W. B. Pines so. 6 Johnson in the
northwest corner Of the southwest
of the northeast ~ 22-lt-ll .s
making 80 barrels after tho shot
The ludlahomu Rcfning com
pany IS No. Thompson lu the cen
ter of the north line of the north
east or the northeast ut 2i-iJ-li be-
q 3O-horryl we'll after the suut 100
the @.lgu foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
The HOyt Wei, Butler
County, Kansas

ihc Hoyt and associates test on
ne Boehler farm in the southeast
prncr ncr of the northeast OF 1927 BE.
ouuer county, Kansas. flowed 75
oarrcls Yesterday Mt ninc feet In the
Nhu' They are building tankagc,
"'u VIII probably drill In today.
M, ~ lhai same vicinity the Frontier
on q hcrining Go, IL spuddlng In on
u Wsl ON the Martin farm In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
In.l,lnr nl.trlrt

The Skolly oil cumpuuy's So %
Brown. iu the southwest CORNER ui
the northwest OF the northwest ~
32-IN-t. is goo barrel producer iu
tho 1906. rput pay
a. Is H. Shnityr has d.aUO.OOo
feet of p3a iu the .gG2 foot sand
In No. . ShoIrum m the cuutor of
the northeast ut the northwest ct
y Ma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Northwest of the Fox pool.

The Nudge oil compauy's No. q
Wood. I'm the southeast corner OF the
southwest Of the southeast ot the
northwest Of 2G-ls-5W, Is "A lO-bar-
rel well In the 676 to 7lS-foot sand.
The Nudge interests No Woods
farm IL also a l0-barreler In the GS0-
foot strata.
Westhcimcr's No. 3 Landrum In
the southeast corner of the south
west Of the northwest Of I-ls-5w. II
making 10 barrels In the 6s5 tu 699
and 40 TO 722-foot sands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
WIZ the Oil Men

r. r.. Birmingham, Of the Magay
oil company. Is back from McNiA
where he drilled well good for
about roo barrels ON the pump, ANA
says although 90 may do better than
rhat. 10 is not au entire failure.
There are too many excuses made
by oil men having dry holes nj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Storer Starting Another
Test

U i. StoveF and others have n To-
Gallon for n well In the southwest
oorncr of the northeast OF 27-iO-i2.
ihe location Is about one mile and
half northwert of the Carter OIL
~mpany's location In 6-10-t2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
okfdhoma Oil Com pany
Inside PAY Again

ihc Oklahoma oil cOmpany's No.
wen on Its H.. y. jefferson lease
"a The northeast of the southwest of
"'ll'll II producing 500 barrels
the 2.75O To 2.780-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. II.

hsIs yards, Kansas: VIII give one
for ~, .l,er crest In so acres In 26-25-S
Bov VIZ. sands 1900 and. $500 feet.
ytr,,sdd dtoi Bartlesville, Okla.-Ad-
pewsse Zoe; Fully equipped with
Prena1, lpase house. water, gas. etc.
wells ~ Inventories $4,000. Two
maEirH north line, two years old,
proners l"ur barrels. Balance of
hall tnE; not tested. win give one
ment ~ est IN lease and all equip
( uobal me drilling of two addi-
land ,n "'Hs, sufficient pipe on
baule.su, llrst well, BcX 1901,
rA'e' okla.-AdyertsemenL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

Ntex,e and too many. Iense rr,ftrrs
rrpnrtiny if as bad management
whom I'm fact there lie up oil where
and needs no huosuuE other than
tho exact truth said MI IIr.
mingham.
g. A. pefors ls duo today from
Inn conference with cx-Dovrruur
Haskell and ,ueht tn h4,s somr
yri,y .rtar.stirr rc,,s Of the big
,,,,,,,,,,. .ri,, s,rh 10 Y ,,a,k,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

Sow Christmas rates Via M. Is. ~
T.. railway Tickets on sale brc,m
bcr l2ud. g3rd aud 2ith good uutil
January am. For particulars. iu.
uuirc lO5 East Fourth St.-NdNrr-
M..ML.--
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-21
NPZXORAC PDGLQyW

Maybe this does not mean anything
to you hut the Snlcsmans Assn. Big
Charity ball for the benefit of Denver
Shcltering Home for Jewish children
viii mean big time for yon. it also
means that all proceeds are To be turn
ed over to the above mentioned home,
IL means that on January Is. 1922, the
SaieSmnnS ASSN viii hold the biggest
dance of the season at Progress club
the Hall DeIuNc. This will mean am
evenings cnjoymen; ncyor 20 De forget
ten. with the iuzzicst. the most III
rosistahlc music The committee can oh
tain. by the jazzicSt music we mean
tho Kind that won't let your fcct he
have. the kind thnt has you humming
the fumes for weeks after. Watch this
Ilaucr for later announcements.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-21
Abraham Iiobey

Rev. Abraham $. Kobey. 81 years
old passed away Wednesday. Deccm-
Der II. nj his residence 1922 Julian
street.
He came to Denver n years ago
from Manchester England.
He founded the Agudath Achim Con-
grcgation and was its leader for about
30 years and was one of the incor-
porators of the Jewish Consumptivc
Relief society.
He is survived by eight children. Al
grandchildren and 81 great -grandchil-
tlren The children, Mrs X. l..
Shwaydcr, Mrs. Il. l.. Rayor of Den
yer. Mrs. NJ. S. Kay of La Junta.
Colo: Ben Kobcy, and Harris Kobcy
OF Aspen, Colo; |. NJ Kobcy of Los
Angeles. Calf: David L. Kobcy and
Mark Kohey of Bisbee, Arizona. a
sister living in Manchester. England
also survives him. He was buried 1T
Nj Ncho cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-21
.AMICITIA CLUB

The first social event of the Nnicitin
club WAS given mt the home of Miss
Regina Lconorovits Sunday evening.
December 18th. The spread proved
to be great success. Speeches,
stories and recitations were rendered
by the Misses Ellen Mayer. Martha
Levy. Edith Klein. Anne Berkowits,
ard Ncttic Newman.
Those enjoying the affair We're:
Misses Ellen Mayer. Regina Leon
orovits, Rose Biletzky. Nettie New
rlan, Esther Sapper, Rose AbramSon,
Rose Schacifcr. Anna Mcllmun. Edith
Klein. Mollic Eornfcld. Lillian Gins
burg. Martha Levy. Esther DcutSch,
Ida Wcinstcin, Minnie Kaplan, Tillie
Simon. lillian Wcinstein. A~"' Berlt-
owit;. Pearl Platt, May Sonnehaum,
Mayme Wcinstein, Ila Greenbcrg, Lii
liam Wcisncr. Ruth Karman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-21
Obituaries
Miss Ella Hillliowitz.

Miss Ella Hillkowitz, Il former resi-
dent of Denver, passed away in New
York where She has recently resided
with her sister, Mrs. Bresler. Death
was caused by an attack of bronchial
pneumonia.
Miss Hillkowitz had lived in Den
yer many years where her devotion to
her parents and family. her kindly
nature, and deep piety endcared her TO
all with whom she came into contact.
The remains were brought TO Den
yer for burial in the family plot nj
Rose Hill cemetery hy her sister. Mrs.
j. Holzbcrg Of Cincinnati. who was
called to New Yorl, by Miss Hili-
Eowitz's illness.
The funeral services were held here
Friday morning from the residence OF
her brother. Dr. Phillip HiilNowttz.
Dr. c. Il. H. Kauvar ofiiciatcd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-21
DR.. Vim. Friedman Home
After Successful Trip
.DDRESSED NINE DIFFERENT
AUDIENCES IN SHORT TRIP OF
ELEVEN DAYS.

DR.. VIM s. Friedman returned Mon
day after an eleven days tour thru
the northwest where he addressed
nine audiences in three cities.
lie was the first of four rabbis who
will make this tour thru the season.
They will bring new messages of .Iuda-
ism 10 the Jews of these communities.
and reawalon interest and arouse u
greater enthusiasm for the faith.
Dr. Friedman spoke mt Portland.
ore, in Dr. Jonah Wisc's pulpit at the
sunday morning service where he was
greeted by large congregation. In the
evening he addressed the B'nai Firth
lodge in that city.
Monday evening hc spoac before the
Mems club of Temple de Hirsh. of
Seattle which Rabbi Samuel Koch is
tho spiritual leader, leaving Tuesday
for Tacoma.
TacomaS Jewry has Temple in
process of erection 50 Dr. Friedman
addresses could not Ec given in their
house of worship. The Jewish women
Of the city arranged meeting ~
which DIR. Friedman addressed them
during the afternoon and in the eve
ming spoke before the citizens of Ia
coma in the theatre, which was filed
10 capacity to greet the welcome visi-
tor
The Sistcrhood of Temple de Hirsh
in Seattle had invited DR.. Friedman
to address them the following day. so
Ic returned to that city. and in the
cvcning he addressed the Bnai Birth
lo,ige an organization of about 1000
members The lodge had class in
itintinn that evening mt which 1l2 new
members were admitted into the or
der.
At Spokane. where DIR. Julius Lie
bert is rabbi of the Reform Consrcgn
ton. DR. Friedman occupied the pulpit
on Friday evening. This congregation
is building n magnificent new home.
The Council of Jewish Women had
given luncheon at noon in his hon
or where he addressed the Jewish
women of that city mt an enthusiastic
gathering. From spokane pr. Fried
man returned 10 Denver feeling that
this voluntary service for .ldaism
was most tremendously worth while:
assured hy what he saw as well as
by what he was told that Judaism in
the west is strong. vile force. alive
10 its responsibilities and its duties.