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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06
THE GREATEST
WEATHER Protector

The american Press took hearty
crack the other day at one Hicks who
pretends to be a weather prophet.
Brudder Hicks, it seems, predicts the
weather a whole year in advance.
1t is just about fifty years since the
United States weather bureau was es-
tabhshed, although scientists had been
carefully studying the weather and its
vagaries and manifestations for many
decades before that. But for fifty
wears trained observers and scientists.
thousands of them, have made obser-
vations of all weather conditions III
every city and section Of this country
minute by minute during the full
twenty-four hours Of every single day.
They have reached into the Pacific, in
to the Atlantic, south into Latin Amer
lea, and even miles into the atmo-
sphere above, day by day, year by
year. They have traced every storm,
ever cyclone. every tornado. Pick any
day since the early '70s and they can
tell you the temperature, the barom-
eter, the rainfall or snowfall in any
section of this country.
All of this has not been entirely for
the purpose Of telling us the proba-
bilities of the weather tomorrow. Much
of the studying and keeping of statis-
ties has been done in an effort to learn,
some day. the secret of the weather,
SO that definite predictions can be
made.
And yet, after fifty long years of
deepest study and most exhaustive re-
search, not one of these thousands of
scientists will claim that he and his
colleagues, or the u. s. Weather Blu
reau, can predict the exact weather for
next week OR EVEN THE EXACT
WEATHER FOR TOMORROW. They
will tell you that they can only give
you the probabilities for tomorrow. OF
course, their probability prediction is
usually correct, but often it is not.
Nevertheless, your Hicks person, all
by his lonesomeness, claims to be able
to tell US what the weather will be any
old day next summer or fall, and in a
lump for any part of the country.
Good night!
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06

rupted. Betsy Hines shifted: mo
time. You" turning to Ann-Loueeze,
have halfway promised to elope with
Grays0n Cary-I know--heard him
over my phone fixing things with the
clerk in town. That set me to think
ing--I know the Carys, root, stem and
branch. They've fattened on stolen
money--now they mean to have II all"
\ "Explain, please, Miss Betsy" John
interrupted. Miss Betsy laughed BIT
terly. Il WILL" she said. Understand.
madame had two Wills ready--she got
SO wrought up over no baby she
signed the one you know. But two
nights later she couldn't sleep think
in of what she'd done. Around mid
night she signed the other will leaving
everything to the baby IL 1t was born
alive. witnessed it--so did the Carys.
After that she had sinkin' spell and
wasn't ever rightly herself again. And
we three agreed it would be wicked to
cheat our church out OF the money for
child that might be already dead.
So was told to hide the new will till
we saw If she rallied--if she died 1t
would he safe to make away with 1t.
But after the funeral Mr.. Cary wanted
the will--to make sure 1t was burned,
he said-but even then / didn't trust
him fully. SO gave him a duplicate,
with traced signatures, and kept the
| Il IL,
Ann-Loueeze yelowed legal-looklng
paper mo, my conscience isn't
huntln me so / have to do this The
Carys want everything; with Grayson
marrying this child" nodding at Ann
Loueeze, they'll have everything.
They sha'n't If the church has got TO
lose"
Be sure there was commotion then
phone ringing madly--Grayson de-
handing that Ann-LoueeZe come in
stantly to the appointed rendezvous,
Cousin Sarah In Mysteries, Cousin Ma
ria weeping happily-the new helress
white as ghost lingering the helated
will and murmuring: Il never can
mike lllOSc DlSIOpS anu thiiSs S''V
back the money"
"Maybe you can't-but ! will find
men who can" John Tucker said in a
businesslike voice. "YOu needn't mind
letting me-you may pay all the cost
of it-aftcr the settlement. Don't
think there will be much trouble over
it--especially If you're willing to com
promise on, say, half million"
There was compromise-eagerly
agreed to by the church authorities,
after hearing fine fairy tale Of
mislaid win miraculously discovered.
The Carys gracefully acknowledged
their sgnatures-Betsy Hines was for
disgracing them, but higher power
would not have 1t so. inside Of
three months Ann-Loueeze, luxury-lov-
ing and whimsical, knew she need not
scant herself ever again. You can
have anything, whatever you want"
John Tucker assured her-tO which
she answered Immediately: Even
yosT'
And that was the end Of it-which
oddly enough suited everybody.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06
BUYING TWINE

Good binder Irvine will mean a great
saving at harvest time. Poor quality
Irvine results in inefficient operation
and loss of time. Only guaranteed
Irvine should be secured; guaranteed
as to strength, uniformity, length per
pound and evenness. The slight saw
ing in the cost of an inferior Irvine is
not enough to justify its purchase.
Only few dollars will be saved on
the purchase price of Irvine while
good many dollars may be lost in
grain and in time at harvest-E. W.
Lehman, farm engineer, Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06

1t might be well to remind some of
our very good friends who counsel
against fighting Republicans, upon a
theory that the latter won a clear tt
tie to the state government last fall,
chat the Republicans, in state or nation,
never falter in aggressive movement
against Democratic administrations,
because the Democrats happened to
have won the last preceding election.
They fight US the year around, but it
is noticeable that whenever the G. o.
P. gets in power, it's leaders preach
the doctrine of goodwill, and hypo-
critically plead for an "era of har-
mony." The Journal is a Democratic
newspaper, and we fight for Demo-
cratic principles for the sake of De-
mocracy. There will be no EZRA of
harmony and goodwill, so far as the
present Republican state administra-
ton goes, presenting its performances
as it does, so far as the Journal is
concerned. We are against them, and
against them to a finish, without fear
or favor.-State Journal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06
lust AS TRUE NOW AS THEN

About the maddest person in the
state is newspaper man, who, after
taking pains to do particularly good
turn through the paper for one of the
local merchants, happened into his
store just as he was unpaeking bill
of stationery purchased from an east
ern cut-throat printing establishment.
Twenty Years Ago, in Russell Exam
sas) Record.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06
Catarrh Can Be Cured

Catarrh rs q local disease, greatly
Influenced by constitutional condi-
tons. 1t therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is taken internally and
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces Of the System. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the
foundation of the disease, gives the
patient strength by improving the gen.
eral health and assists nature In doing
it's work.
All druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
RUDE PARK BASEBALL CLUB.

The Rude Park Baseball club for
merly the "Fairvicw Juniors" held n
rousing meeting at the Louise Guild
man Community Center.
Mrs A. Morris was most cordially
received as was Mrs. Garfinkle. the
sponsor of the club. The ladies pro-
posed that courts he established to
hear complaints and to be presided
over by prominent attorneys.
The club has grown to such proper
tions that its membership is now di-
vided into two groups one to play in
the Second Junior League of the May
Co., and the other in the Third Junior
League.
The following officers We're elected
for six months term: Harry Miller,
president: Hirsey Rosen. secretary
Sam Rudd. treasurer: Martin WeitZ.
editor; Abe Siegel. business manager.
Refreshments We're served thru the
generosity of Messrs a. Shachet. D..
Goldstein and NJ. Willner--M. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
PEACE FOR THE JEWISH WAN
DERER
A Chanukah Message

To the Jews of America
Chanukah. the glorious Feast of
Distinction. recalls to us stirring
events in the history of our people.
II tells MS the story of heroism and
hope. Rallying around the bauner I'M
iurlcd hy Judas Maccaheus. the brave
Land of heroes and heroines fought for
their faith and country. battled val
inntly against the domination of n for
cign foe. whose sole purpose ii was
to destroy the spirit Of life of the
Jewish people.
SO. throughout the ages. Chnnulaii
lights-beacOn lights-sent forth their
message of cheer and of hope TO all
these among our people who suffered
oppression, who We're down-troddcn
for no other reason than they were
Jews. And in these days too. we think
of the Jewish wanderers fleeing from
pogrom ridden Ukraine and seeking
refuge from the intolerable conditions
in Eastern Europe.
grant Aid Society of America (HIAS)
has endeavored to bring peace and
happiness to tens of thousands OF
these refugees. Believing that 1t is
the destiny of American Jewry to he
The protector of tile unfortunate
among our people. .Hias has sent its
messengers abroad to labor for their
welfare. srs-.
Chanuknh is the gift season. We
give one another presents. We never
forget those who need orr- help. The
greatest gift that we can give to our
unfortunate brethren is to make pos
sible the continuance of the work of
helping to find new centres for the
Jewish wanderers Has is engaged
in this great task. So, we plead for
Chanukah gift to Has. so that its
efforts on behalf of the Jewish wan
derer may not slacken but go on I'M
lessened and with all the greater
vigor.
viii you. in commemoration of the
deeds of the Maccabeans. send a con-
tribution to the Has Emergency
fund 425-437 Lafayette street, New
York.
.'ohn L. Bernstein. president
Max Meyerson. chairman, emergency
fund committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
u. S. a. GIRLS.
Listen!-risfen! Listen!

IAN you folks who are saving the
a3rd of Febr,iaty, We're going to tell
you where you are going on that Won
derful evening.
You all know the L. s. a. Girls of
course. Well. they are giving their
Third Annual dance at The Coronado
club on the 23rd day of February y.
d.. 1922.
They look forward to greeting all
their old friends and to making many
new ones at their Jubilee and do not
expect to be disappointed. so don't for
get.
Buy your tickets early so You won't
have to wait until we get more print
cd and make your date early so all
the girls won't be engaged before you
start to look around.
All the L. s. \. Girls are well sup
piled with tickets. so don't hesitate to
ask for thcm.-M. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
DENVER LODGE 1. O. Il. B. HOLDS
ELECTION

Denver Lodge No. III I. q. b. i.
. held one of the largest meetings of
its history last Sunday The annual
election brought out the membership
which resulted as follows:
President, Edwin ]. Wittelshofcr
Vice-President, Samuel Priess: Secrc-
tary. Abner Wagman; Treasurer,
David T.. Harlem: Monitor, Percy s.
Morris: Assistant Monitor. j. Ol-
cCvich; Trustee. Milton l.. Anfenger
Warden, y. Il. Cowen: Guardian. Si'
mon Quiat. Delegates TO District
Grand Lodge. Milton l.. Anfengcr
John S. Fine. Arthur +. Friedman
Leon Grammar, David L. Harlem, ST
mon j. Heller. Jacob J. I.icberman
Percy s. Morris. Milton y. Schayer
Abner Wagman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
LOUISE GULDMAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

The pupils of the Louise Guldman
Sunday School were each presented
with candy and oranges for Chanu-
kah by the Council of Jewish Women
thru the kindness of Mrs. ID. y. Block.
The school located in Rude Park
was opened few weeks ago with an
enrolment of only 30. II has. in this
short time, grown to 12o interested
pupils due in part to the efforts OF
Mrs. d. Garfinkle.
The principal, Miss Bessie Weitz and
the Misses Bertha Grossman. Anna
Nfellman. Mary Balaban, Florence
Swartz. Ethel Milstein and Master
Martin Weitz shared in the enjoy
rnent of the gifts.-M. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
NoTICE-RUMMAGE SALE.

This title announces one of the pres
ont activities of the Sigma Theta ri
Sorority. The organization has eS-
tablished a salesroom ut 2IG9 West
Colfax. And there secondhand ar
ticles of clothing. shoes, and OLD
ornaments, pictures and toys are sola
Mt n low price. The sale has been
progressing so splendidly. that the
stock will soon he ready for re-
plenishing. Anyone who wishes to as
sist in. this worthy cause by donating
scmc of the above mentioned articles
TO sell. will kindly notify South 1886.
and the donations will be sent for All
offers will he greatly appreciated by
the Sorority.-B. +.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
DRA.MU-LIT CHANGES.
Date of "Jewish King Lear

Due to an error in resrrving dates
for the performance of '"rhc jewish
King Lear" nj the Woman's club The'
atre, the Ora -Mu-Lit Circle finds II
necessary to cancel Monday nights
performance. Those who have already
bought tickets for this evening are
requested to exchange them for sun
day night. An interesting presenta-
ton of Jacob Gordin's famous play is
expected as there will he only one per-
formance. it will he necessary to re
serve your tickets at once.
At the time this goes to press. the
Chanuknh Fest held nj our club rooms
will he in full swing. If You failed
to attend our grand concert and dance.
Won have missed several hours of nm
cxcelled enjoyment.
The Fest is being held on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week
The first Wednesday in January.
nomination of officers for the coming
term will he held. An exciting contest
is expected and every member is re-
uucstcd to m present.
.Immigrntiom" was the subject of
the discussion held last Wednesday.
The next discussion on January 18th.
will bc on the topic 'Anti-Semitism,
s.. $. jr.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL AND
HOME SOCIETY FLAG DAY RE-
TURNS.

The committee which had charge of
the arrangements for the Flag Day
which was held in the city. Monday.
December 10Th have been very busy
getting the complete returns of the ell
forts of the many workers on that
day. At this time. the returns show
that the sum of S4.64S.61 was received.
Most of this amount was received in
small contributions. When the money
was counted it was found that there
were in the boxes over COCO pennies
/. 600 nickcls and 10000 dimes while
the quarters. half dollars and dollars
were not in such large quantities. The
committee hopes TO he able 10 publish
in The near future. the list of the cap
tains and members of the teams who
did such splendid work in the inter
est of the society. The executive com
mittcc in charge of the arrangements
was composed of the following ladies
Mrs. /. Rude. Mrs. \. III. Radctsky
Mrs. ii. AIintz. Mrs. i. Frumess, Mrs
Parsy Cohan Mrs. Ernest Morris
Mrs. A. II. Cramer. Mrs. L.. L. Gug'
gcnhcim Mrs. NJ. Baum. ....
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT BU
REAU ACCOMPLISHING EXCEL
LENT RESULTS. ''i

The Municipal Free Employment
bureau of the City of Denver has en-
rolled 22l6 applicants since opening
October 10. 1921-or during - bust
rcss days. of this number 10 were
placed in permanent and 31i in tenn
porary positions. n total placement OF
$40. 30 calls were received which the
cause early rcgistrants did not per-
nit of proper selections being made
to fill the exact wants of the en-
ployer this failure being mostly with
in the first ten days. n before the Blu
rcnu could be prop y organized,
Among the Bureaus male regist-
rants will be found skilled electric
ians. blacksmiths. carpenters. painters
paper hangers, plasterers. bric%lay-
crS. machinistS. chautfeurs and labor
crs (: a. well rs stenographers book
keepers, accountants. clerks and gem
cral office men. In the female depart
Inent is registered any class of help
and all experienced in their line.
1t is the hope of the Administration
that the Employment Bureau continue
to he given the support and coopera-
tion of Employers, eighty business con-
Germs already giving their support
The services of the Bureau are with
out cost to employer or employee, ana
this alone is worthy of consideration.
The administration feels that results
50 far fully justified establishment of
the bureau and it is expected, now
that the bureau is better organized
and running more smoothly. even bet
ter results may he expected in the
future.
The City continues to operate this
Free Bureau at 214 City Hall-Main
1l36.F, Branch 145-and shall be glad
to he of service to any who may re-
Guire it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
SHEARITH ISRAEL NEWS.

The children of the religious school
at 10th and Lawrence had delight
full Chanukah entertainment last Sun
day thru the efforts of the Ladies'
Auxiliary and the teachers of the
school. Each child was presented
with II bag of nuts ana candy. the
Lester Friedman of New York were
Baur's candy. The parents are still
urged to send the children to the
Sunday school. \ Hebrew school is
being planned. hut must have the Co
operation of the parents.
The Ladies' Auxiliary is planning n
b, zaar for the near future.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
sheriff. ISRAEL AUXILIARY
URGES CHILDREN TO ATTEND
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Sheriff.
Israel urges parents to send their chill
dren to the Sunday school. If the par
ents are not sufficiently interested in
sending the children TO this school.
ticient number TO maintain a Hebrew
school.
There is an excellent corps of teach
crs whose efforts should be appreciat-
ed.
A regular meeting will be held We'd
nesday Dec. 2Sth, all members are
urged to come. \ bazaar will he
given in the near future. Watch for
further notces.-G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
In Menoridno

In loving memory of David Miller
husband. son. and brother, who passed
away, Dee. 2S. 1918.
His life cut short in his youthful
glory:
His memory is rcvcrcd hut his family
sorry"
Belle Il. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Miller. Max. Morris. Dora, Goldie ana
Sara Miller.
In memory of George Goldfarb whd
passed away, 3 years ago. November
30th.
Conc hut not forgotten.
Sisters and BROTHERS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
Obituaries
Leon Reyeles

News of the death of Mr.. Leon \
T,cvclcs in san Diego. Calf. has Just
reached Denver. His many friends
here will regret his passing. The Ge'
ceased is survived. by his mother. hi
sister. Mrs. Harry Rosenbaum tlDor'
Gthy Reveles) of Vancouver. and an
elder brother. William.
The funeral service was performed
by Rabbi +. r. Trattncr. former
playmate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
WHO KNOWS MORRIS RADIN-
OWITZ?

Rabbi $. Brnude is in receipt of II
most pitiful letter from Wilma. Russia
from the sister of Morris Radinowitz
n former resident of this city, he was
last heard of about 1915.
Any one who can assist in locating
Mr.. Radinowitz will confer a favor on
the suffering sister and are urged to
communicate with Rabbi Braude 14Go
Federal Blvd. or phone Champa 5iO1.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
YAD.ACHES LADIES' AUXILIARY
TO GIVE rEA.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Had .N"hi
Congregation will give tea at Dan
iclS and Fishers tea room on Tues
day. January 10th. They invite the
co-operntion of all Of the other aux
iliaries In this very worthy cause. The
patronesses will he Mestlames: ~.
\. Natchis. A. Il. Milstein, NJ. Emcr-
son and ROscnthal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
THE CENTAURIANs.

The Ccntaurians defeated the Nan
Tomids in n basketball game Sunday
morning. by the score of 81 to III and
then defeated them in return game
Monday evening 20 10 Il?
AT our semi-annual election OF oil
f,ccrs. the results were as follows: r.
Kcmpcr. president; r. Rakoff. vicc'
president G. Susman, secretary; Joe
Wolach, treasurcr.-G. ;.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
TEMPLE EMANUEL. CHANUKAH
ENTERTAINMENT.

The children OF Temple Emanuel Re
ligious school gave a delightful enter
tainment before Il very large audience
Sunday evening. December ~.
The program was as follows:
l. Prayer-Roselie Colin.
>. Piano Solo--Alicc Frumess.
?. Lighting of candles.
Prologue Marian Rothgerber
Light Eva Dublin: Light Rita
Rachofsky: Light :'-Rcbccca Milen.
stein: Light f. Maxine IIalpern
Light 5-Stanlcy weintrauh; Light G
Mortimer Brown; Light Norbert
Weiss: Light s Edward Simon
Epilogue-Lcster Greenfield.
4. n. Rock of Salvation''-By tho
school.
b. "Our Hcro"-Thc choir.
> Speech on Chanukah--. Julian
Love.
e Duet-"Thc Bluchird.'
Florence Keller. Adclinc Wcltman.
Z. Examination Day CA play)
Fanny MarkS-Bcatricc Wcintrauh ;
Bob Colcman-Martin Weiss; Jim Tar
Box-David Berger: Echo-AleNandcr
Buchman: Brogg- Harry Shubart :
Tfmm-David Lehman: Pryor-Don-
aid Shere: Mrs. Lntimer-Myrtle Eli
Gle: Abncr Schuck-Morcy Goodman
Randolph Hill-Waltcr Pollock: Ge-
nevievc Latimer- Naomi Fishmnn
Jcnnic-Naomi Pelton: Gracic-ltuth
Michaclson: Jimmy Julian Love ::
Harry-Junior BcndiN: Amy-Roselie
Buchman: Jerry Walter Simon :;
Frcda-Charlotte Heitler: Lemuel--
Gerald Roth: Johnny-Julian Love !;
Frankie-Adolph Hurwitz, Augusta
Greenwald.
s. Dance
Gertrude Brooks. Maxine Rothchild.
o. Moving Pictures-Courtcsy of
the "Pathe."
10. Duet
Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Lcight.
Coach .-.-.--..--.----.----- MISS Rosehph'i'i
Manager ........................ Donald Sherc
Stage ....
Irving I.indner and Joe Ottcnheimer
Nusic ................. Mrs. Alexander
business ..............-....-...-.... Julian Love
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
EUTA KEA SORORITY

The Euta Kea Sorority added an
other married member to their list on
Sunday. December 2Jth when Miss
Mr.. Robert II. Finklestein. The next
regular meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Finkelstein, 25i5 Cham
pa street Apt. 4 on Tuesday evening
January ., 1922
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
THE ROD-E-O WHICH THE COUN
Gil WILL GIVE.

The Jewish Woman's Councils plans
for the Rod-e-o are developing in n
most pleasing fashion, committees are
busy arranging the details and some
have been developed. Among them
are costume dance with prizes and
many other surprises hut more later.
the date. 81 of Jan. at Progress club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
sHELTERING HOME AUXILIARY

Saturday night. December 9th, a
Chanukah celebration was held at the
Sheltering Home for the benefit of
the kiddies under the auspices of The
Sheltering Home Auxiliary. The al
fair was enjoyed by both kiddies and
grown ups. An Individual gift was
presented to each of the children
X. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28

Municipal Facts" of November
December contains and interesting ar
lcle by David l.. Harlem, chief ad-
i,ister of the Municipal Rent Copmis-
sion. entitled Shaving Quarter MIL
lion from the Renters Burden" cN:,
planning how Denvcr's Rent Commits
sion gets results without court pro-
cccdings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
LADIES AID TO BETH ISRAEL TO
HOLD MEETING.

The Ladies' Aid to the Beth Israel
Hospitnl and Home will hold reg
ular meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
january 4th. 1922 at 2:3o p. m. at
the 4. n. Lewis and Son Auditorium
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
SHROUD SOCIETY AND MOTH
ERS CLUB TO HOLD MEETING

The Shroud Society and Mothers
club will hold n meeting at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs Sol Segal, 1907 Gilpin
street, Wednesday. January 4th at
. 80 z. NJ. All are asked to attend
and to ensure success you are urged
to bring one or more friends.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
Simon Eli Blum

Mr.. Simon Eli Blum, who came to
this city about year and a half ago
from NatcheZ. Miss, died Tuesday
morning. He is survived by his widow
two daughters and son Funeral
services were held Wednesday from
Meyers. Dr. Wm. S. Friedman Of
iiciating. Intermcnt was at Emanuel
cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28

Mrs. Martin Vogel of New YORK is
one of the active hostesses during the
opera season. She is the wife of the
assistant secretary of the L. S. Treas
ury. Mrs. Vogel was n Lewinsohn. and
is sister of Lady Charles Henry OF
England.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28
Clubs
THE OPTlNHSTS.

\ regular meeting of the optiiniSts
will he held at the home of Miss Anna
Sosny. 21S3 West lIth avenue Thurs
day evening, December 29th. at S;"
l.. NJ. sharp. All members are urged
to he present-G. NJ.