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The New York herald., 1921-12-08
SAMUEL IT. MORRIS.

Funeral services will be held tonight
for Samuel H. Norris. 45 years old. OF
765 Hancock street who was an ac-
countant connected with Price. Water
house & Co. in Manhattan. Mr.. Morris
died Monday night of pneumonia. He
was the treasurer of the Bethany Pres
byterian Church in Brooklyn and assist
ant superintendent of the church Sun
day school. He is survived by his widow,
two brothers and three sisters.
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JAMES DUANE IRELAND.

James Duane Ireland. youngest son
Of the late John q. Ireland and Adelia
Duane Pell ireland. formerly of this
city, died Tuesday in his home in Cleve-
land. He was graduated from Yale IN
1850. and was a member of the Union
Club of New York and the Tavern and
Union clubs OF Cleveland. He leaves
hts wife. formerly Miss Elizabeth G.
Ring of Cleveland.
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LT.-CoM. LANsDowNE WEBS.
Miss Ross of Washington Il Naval
Officers Bride.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., Dec. :.
Miss Margaret Seiden Kennedy Ross,
daughter of Mrs Arthur Merwln Ross,
and Lieutenant Commander Zachary
Lansdowne, u. S. N. were married to-
day in Bethlehem Chapel. Cathedral OF
SS. Peter and PAU, by the Right Rev.
Alfred Harding. Bishop of Washington.
Miss Ross was attended by Miss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt. daughter of Mrs.
George w. Vanderbilt and the bsrt man
was Mr.. Gard Knox Of New Haven. The
ceremony was celebrated in the presence
of immediate members of the families.
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IN M e NJ ORIA M &.

HAEWOOp.--fn loving memory OF ny hlr
band. ELS W finrwo0d. who passed AVA
December :. 1920. Ethel H. Harwood.
NfNrNO-In loving remembrance az my tas >
father. James. H. Nlnimo. who passed -
the higher lifo December y. 1903. rr.ii
the day breaks. Father, darling. Lovin.
daughter. Anna
wARENDORT-F. .--IFnnie. In loving nenior.
Of our dear mother.
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MARY A. LuEscnER BAPTIZED.

Mary Ailcet r4uescher. the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A..
Luescher. was christened yesterday at
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION by the
Rev. DR. George G. Houghtou. DR.
Houghton Is leaving New York to-day
TO spend some timc in the South. and
Il was at his suggestion that the chris
tering ceremony be performed by him
solf before re donartn->
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-December !, in McCreery's store. blue
velvet bag containing wrist watch and in
surance policy; valuable to owner only; also
sum OF money; finder keep money and
no questions asked; liberal reward. Mrs. A.
MURO. 1895 Boulevard. Jersey City. Bergen
G019.
LOST-Seven hundred dollars in wallet be-
tween Irving National Bank. Woolworth
Bldg, and - Beaver St. Wednesday after
noon, Dec. z; any one finding and returning
to ROBERT WADDELL. room 421 $50
Bway, New York, viii receive information
regardIng description Of wallet. also reward
LlST-Hand grip and two brief cases, from
Chandler coupe. in front of Breton Hall
Hotel, Broadway and seth St, Monday even
ing liberal reward; no questions asked.
Mr.. CLARK TO 7th av. Bryant S563.
LOST-Liberal reward and no questions
asked for the return OF fitted dress suit
case, left on sidewalk. 2 80 p. NJ Decembt-
9. IN front OF East 77th ST. Return 10 407
Park av.
LOST-Beaded bag. containing valuable pa
pers and check book. Liberal reward re-
turn 70 40 Wet list. apt 4-W.
LoST-Seal wallet. solid gold, edged. name
Charles Samuels engraved. Please return
to 10 East 32d St. reward
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DIAz LEAVES WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--Gen. Diaz OF
italy planned to leave tonight for Bos-
ton, from where he will sail FOR Italy on
Saturday. His programme to-day in
cluded parting calls on President
Harding and Secretary Weeks and a
lunch at noon with Gen. Pershing.
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

CLARENCE TRUESDALE ~ Kill
ingly. Conn. died yesterday In his sixty
ninth year. For many years Mr.. Truea-
dale was prominent IN tho cotton mill
interests In Connecticut An enthusiastic
Republican. he was active IN the sup
port of the local administration. Mr..
'r'i,1,i--sr'c ---1 tso5--
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FRANK II. METZER OFT.

BOULDER, Col. Dec. Frank r.
Metzerott 50. Commissionca of Prisons
at Washington. d. c.. dien at an insti-
tuition here early to-day. lie came here
five months ago from Washington for
his health
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

The President and Mrs. Harding yes
terday received representatives of the
Republican Committee Of One Hundred
OF New York. Afterward they were
entertained at luncheon at the Willard
by Senator and Mrs. William M. Calder
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

Major P. w. West, deputy governor
of the Soldiers Home. and Mrs. West
will entertain a dinner company to.
night In honor of Gen. s. b. M Young,
former governor of the home. and Mrs.
Young.
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WILLIAM II, DRAPER.

Troy. n. ". December 7.--wiliam H..
Draper. former member OF Congress.
died at his home here to-day after a
brief illness. lie was so years of age
He represented the Twenty-ninth New
York district in Congress from 1900 20
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

The first OF the navy debutantes was
presented TO society yesterday when
Capt and Mrs. J. j. Cheatham gave a
tea dance at the navy yard for theii
daughter. Miss Catherine Cheatham.
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MISS ANNA DuRY-rA pALMER. lon

MISS ANNA DURYEA PALMER, long
active in the work OF the Central Con-
Ercgational Church In Brooklyn. died
Tuesday She lived at 116 Lefferts
place. Brooklyn. and was the daughter
OF the late DR.. \. Judson Palmer and
Maria Duryen Van Slnderen Palmer She
is survived By n sister, Mrs. Phebo Van
Sinderen Pierson. Burial VIII be In
Greenwood Cemetery.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs, David D. Porter entertained at
luncheon yesterday In compliment to
Mrs. J. p. Ducharme of Detroit, who
is visiting the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. DENLY.
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

Mrs. Clarke waggman is in New York
to meet her son. Wolcott Clarke wagg-
man, who will return Friday aboard
the Aquitania- He has been a studen
for the last two years at u British
academy.
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DIED.
Tn Memoriau,.

APPLETON.--On wednesday. December T.
Major Charles Lanier Appleton. beloved
son OF Francis Randall and Fanny Lanior
Appleton. In his Goth year. Funeral ser
Wees al the Church of tho Incarnation.
New York, Friday morning, December 8,
~ 10 O'Clock. Services aud burial AZ
Ipswioh. Mass. Saturday. at IL O'clock.
AL .NS.--On Wednesday December :. 1921
johanna, widow OF Abraham Arsns. So her
72d year. beloved mother OF Max, Jonas
and Estelie Gall. Funeral from her iatn
residence. 323 S0th st., Brooklyn, FRIDAY
December .. nt $50 A. IS. Kindly omit
10 iuterrnent Acacia Csmetery.
MC,u4lt ttu.
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Je~eiry.

LoSr-Lady's Diamond Horseshos Pin.
between 39th and sGth sts.. 5th and Madison
avs $50 REWARD. Hotel Touraine East
39'h VT.
LosT-Palr platinum Lorgnettes. diamonds
AmTterdam Roof or on way out Phone O63i
Lafayette; liberal reward
LOST-Reward for return Cf diamond and
SITS. Murray Nm T751 ofRy
LosT-Diamond bar pin. Friday, Fordham
station. Booth Theatre; reward. SCHwA-
NEFLUGBL. Lenox 309l.
LosT-Gold bar pin in fittlng room Oppen-
heIn-Colllns on Saturday at 4 o'clock Nc
CARTHY. Tel. 45a2 wadsworth; reward.
Losr--sna''e ring. I bands. one diamond: :
suitable reward J ". u. I West 42d.
$50 REWARD
fer earring. pearl swinging In n diamond
circle, hanging from pearl and diamond
chain, lost Thursday in 5ta av., shopping
district, or vicinity OF Gtst 50. Return 10
BLACK. STARR & FROST. 4sth st. and 9th
800 REWARD
for return of gold and blue enamel watch
bracelet lost November 1e, vicinity OF West
4jth st. /. II. G q. III. WEINBERG. G6J
6th av
800 REWARD
for return of bar pin. containing 81 dia-
rnonds, lost Dec. 1. vicinity OF 5Oth st and
Broadway. CHAREToN 3 CO. G3i sth sv
$500 REWARD
tanning about 81 diamonds. lost December
J. vicinity OF broadway and f2d 1T. BLACK
STARE 8 FROST. 5th ay. and 4sth 81.
$3.50 REWARD. no questions asked, for IN.
return OF n diamond chain with suunre
diamond watch attached: lost Tuesday after
noon nj 665 5th av.: valued by owner be-
cause of associations. DRETCER & CO.. 500
Jth av.
$500 REWARD.
Lost-Platinum and diamond bracelet al
h0th RI. and 5th sv. or Hotel Plaza: high
sentimental value; TO questions asked Finder
return Cashier, Hote, Plaza.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST-Two skin marten fur piece, 'en on
top of isIst ST. bus, SD 81. and 5th av.
Wednesday az 5 :45: reward. Return 20 w
NJ. McKiM ~ East e2d
Cats, Dogs Sc.
LOST - Prince Charles spaniel. black and
white: lost from house noon Monday. re
ward II returned TO ~ w. 5fth Z
LOST-Airedae, male. . months old. Forest
Hills. l.. /. Phone Boulevard 6iSf. reward.
-
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. James II. Kidder will
revive An old time custom that has been
allowed to lapse In recent years, by
giving an afternoon reception on New
Years Day in their home. East
Eighty-second street.
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LOST - Prince Charles spaniel. black and
white: lost from house noon Monday. re
ward u returned 20 lS w. 5tth =
LOST--Airedae, male. months old. Forest
Hills. l.. /. Phone Boulevard 6iSi. reward.
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

hSoA ~. sN'. ',.A ~. 80 ~. -ltiA 'n
Wednesday AZ 5:45: reward. Return 20 w
NJ McKfM ~ East cod
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

Mrs. Laurence Perrin of Baltimore II
at the Vanderbilt.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
JUNIOR MIZRACHI.

The Junior Alizrachi with few
friends passed delightful evening Mt
the home of DIR. Blumberg en- March
~, 1921.
An excellent play coached by \.
Maimon was given by the members
of the Junior Mizrachi. The music
was furnished by the i. j. B. quartet.
Aftcr the play there was dancing ana
refreshments. This was net announc-
ed before because it would not have
been possible to accommodate all those
who would have wished to attend. The
B. b. u. clubs splendid music WAS
greatly apprecia ted. and If they should
need the help at any timr of our club.
we will be ready to help them all VIC
can.
We also wish to thank DIR. Blum
berg for the use Of his house, for
without it we could not have had
such n good time.
Last but not least we wish TO thank
Mr.. a. Mailman for his untirins efforts
in making the play n snccess.--A- {.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
YOUNG sUDEA ENrERTAINs.

On Wednesday evening. Young
Jutlea entertained its members and
visitors at an open meeting A large
number of the Ohab Zadel members
were present. who bid literally OH I
few articles that were left from the
bazaar. About $40 was collected and
added to the bazaar fund Refresh
ments were served and n social hour
followed. Thanks are due to the TEN.
pie orchestra who furnished the music.
The motion picture booth has recent
ly been installed and 1t is expected to
be ready for use in short time. With
the approach of the warm summer
months. sport activities will be plan
ned. so that Young .Iudea will he aidc
10 offer to its members a varied pro-
gram of entertainment: social life,
mental studies and physical action.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
THE WORLD'S DEBT TO TIE He
BREW SPIRIT.

1t would be sin to dignity the Dear
born independent articles. now pun
iishcd in book form. by serious eN-
animation and serious reply. The SIM
ule fact is that the American people
may profit as deeply by the ihpfea'h-
ing of the Hebrew spirit as the III
d;yidual Hebrew may profit ny par
ticipation in the advantages ana OK
nolitation Of the resources or on"
Western World He brings to us ms
itlcalism-hc. the supreme idealisi "i
the human race. He brings to US ms
~y-isions and his dreams, hc. the chiia
Of the Hebrew prophets. He brings 70
as his belief in democracy. lie VINO
has supplied the brains to hulior'H'
liberal movements on the Continent
Of Europe and whose persistence III
.hpFstrifc for liberty is a' the flowiirs
On of mighty river and as the sillh-
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C. A. C.

The c. A. c. held slug at the h0me
of Charles Steinberg. Tuesday. March
~. An elaborate program was given
including a playlet. Future plans were
discussed, after which the members
enjoyed an auto ride. A regular meet
ing was held at the Community Cen
ter Tuesday. March 20.
The application of Morris Lyons was
presented and acted on. The vacan'
cies in offices of secretary and treas
urcre were filled.
Raymond Kortz WAS elected score
tary and Charles Steinbery treasurer.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
srAGGER BoYs.

The summer season is on, and the
Staggers would like to hear from other
Jewish clubs pertaining TO indoor
games. Games can be secured by
phonlng our captain Joe Susman, 1925
Lipan street, G. j131.
The next affair Of the Staggcrs has
been arranged Members remember
the combination affair. Be sure and
come to the next meeting.
A debate has been arranged among
the members for the next meeting. We
are not shaking on the literary work,
and would like to hear from other
clubs on this subject.-D. w.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
.ROCKEFELLER DONATiONTOAtis-
TRAN UNIVERSITIES IMPOSES
DIFFICULTIES UPON STU
DENTS. JEWISH STUDENTS Az
PEAL TO ROCKEfTJLER.

81
Londou--A recent donafaoii made III
Austrian universities by the Rocke.
teller Foundation imposes added ditii-
culties upon the foreign students. 1c-
cordiny to Vienna dispatch rrcctr-
cd here today. The donation consist
ing of 100000 was made with the stip-
Nation that the fees of all students
should Ike Increased. The universities
have taken full advantage of this coll
dItion aud have in some cases raised
tho fees to - times Tive apDunt OF
that which it was previously. The
students chiefly affected by this new
condition are the Jews. the great ma
isrity of whom come from different
countries in all of which the present
rate of exchange is extremely low. I'm
account Of this new difficulty nunier-
ans students have already been eN-
pclled and those affected propose To
direct an appeal to the Rockefeller
family in America in the hope that
the conditi0n attached to the donation
will be Withdrawn.
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OWL.

The first affair of the Owls wilt
he given at the Bellevue Hotel. April
..
Only members and their friends are
invited.
A good time is promised by the ell
tcrta inment committee. composed OF
Lester Leight. chairman, julius Iioi-
lander and Harold Zelinkoff. A real
iazzy orchestra has been engaged
Miss Florence Lyman will dance fancy
dances The Owls hope i'll the near
future TO give several other dances ut
intervals of two months each.
A regular meeting of the club was
held at the Community Center. March
10, ut which the business of the meet
ing was discussed. \ special meeting
of the club will he held Thursday.
March 31,-H. u. and NJ. G..
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less than forty thousand words or
more than sixty thousand words.
1t must he an original work and not
or" priated or Published heretofore.
The manuscript must bc iegibly writ
ten OH one side only. on quarto size
paper and with ample margins.
The package containing the mann-
SCRIPT shsuld hear on the outside thu
words For the Prize Competition De-
partment."
The manuscript must be in the Of
ffp OF The Jewish Publication So
ciety Of America. 1301 North Broad
street, Philadelphia. Pa, on or before
November l. 1R..
The manuscript should lie accom-
,uI,ietl by Il sealed envelope having IN
scribed on the outside an assumed
name and giving within the real nnmn
and Address Of the competitor.
The Society reserves TO itself the
right not to award the prize If fff.
manuscripts submitted fa1 below the
expected standard.
The Jewish Publication Society of
America agrees to publish the essay
awarded the prize under The terms OF
the Gitterman Memorial Fund and IN
accordance with this all rights in the
manuscript, including the copyright
shall remain the property OF the so
cipty
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
COLONNADE Club.

At the last meeting of the Coionnahe
cub held in the Adams Hotel. March
10. Mr.. Mathew Wandel lccttrN On
.Reactipls of Various MeNicdh
Weeds"
At the next meeting to hc held
March ~. Mr.. Sam Pcrlstein. new
member. will discuss TIN, ECONOMIC
Question
AS this is the last issue preceding
the weddin. of Mr. fzz baff. Colon
sadcr. TO Miss Title Diamond prospect
tive Colonnader. the club takes this
means of congratulatins them.-J. q.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
SHELTERING HOME AUXILIARY
DANCE.

A large and representative gather
ing is expected ut the Sheltcring Home
Auxiliary dance to be given ut Prog
ross club. Wednesday. April 9th. Al
proceeds of the dance and refresh
mcnts will he given to the ShelterihE
Home. Tickets have been mailed t"
every member of the Home. 50 that
they would know of this afniir and
realize what the Auxiliary is doing.
We expect the cooperation of every
Jewish man and woman for the assist
ance Of the children of the Hsmc.--
A Il.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
THE DRA.MU.LIT CIRCLES CLUE
ROOMS TO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

+ The Circles Club rooms will be opeu
to the public every evening except FIJI
day and those of religious Jewish holt
days.
The club rooms are located on the
corner of Federal Blvd. and West Col
fax avenue. The public is invited to
visit the club rooms and maze use OF
its library. the books as well rs the
newspapers and magazines. All adults
are very cordially invited to partici-
pate in the various games. to write
letters and use the Circles stationery.
Sunday night, April the Tenth is the
time set for the opening of the Circles
home. A splendid concert has been
arranged by Mr.. Sander for the open
ing evening. which will be limited TO
members. You are requested there
fore to Join the Circle before April H..
The club rooms will bc open for the
public beginning Monday night, April
nth. at $50 O'clock.
The various dramatic, musical, liter
airy science, and fine and liberal arts
groups will have their various group
assemblies as soon rs thu club rooms
are open.
Der Wilder Mensch." jacob Cor
din's popular 4 act drama win h.
presented April Twenty Fourth at the
wornun's Club Theatre. Mr. Arnoiu
Rose will take role of Der Wilder
Mcnsch." A New Member Week" has
been arranged for next week. Sigh
the application blank and become II
member before the 10th For applica-
t;ons. see members OF the Circle.-H.
NJ. h
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
HENRY AND DIANA L. OTTER
MAN MEMORIAL FUND.
Prize Competitions Announced BY the
Jewish Publication Society 81
America.

Messrs. jesse W. Gitteruan. Ut Hos
ton and Joseph l.. Gitterman, of New
York City established trust fund in
memory If their parents, Henry and
Diana L. GittermaE, Cor the purpose
of offering prize. from time to time,
for the best essay or study upon sonse
subject connected with the history Ut
the Jews or their contributions to the
general purposes of modern civilixa.
ton
In accordance with the foregoing.
the Jewish Publication Society OF
America hereby announces prize 0f
t,ire ThoesaDd Dollars for an original
study in the English language dealiii;;
with contributions of Jews to Hy-
Jenc."
This competition is open to tir'
members of the faculties and the stud
cnts of the Jewish Theological Scmiil-
ary of America. of tho Hebrew Union
College, and Of the Dropsic College for
Hebrew and Cognate Learning, AMI
the members Of the faculties and the
graduate students Of universities in
the United States.
Professional schools and institutions
of research Including hospital, muni-
.ipal. state and federal taboratorics)
are considered to be in the same cate
CORY as graduate schools of universe
ties.
The study should he thoro. popular
IN presentation ADD expressed in good
English. The work should not contain
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
OPTIAIISTS.

4 regular meeting was held at Inc
home Of Mrs Anna Weiss Elicr last
TUESDAY evening ut which the flnai
plans for the dance were ouilhe'i
after which refreshments were served.
Don't forget that this evening Is the
Annual Shirt Waist dance for which
you have been waiting for so long ana
planning for the shirt that Is the loud
est Progress club. ColfaN and VIII
liams. this EVENING". W.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
sTAGGER BOYS. JUNIORS.

The Stasger Boys. Juniors had u
very important meeting Sunday
March ~.
The club has project on hand Tor
this coming season which will bene-
fit all and interest the Jewish boys
clubs of Denver. Further information
will Inc announced in the Jewish News.
Meanwhile don't forget our surprise
is going strong If you don't Know
what it is, ask any Stagger Boy
JuujOr-S f
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
DR. N0SSIG PRAISED.

warsaw-The local publication
"Kurier Polski" comments cditorinny
on the efforts of Dr. Alfred Nossig
to bring about better understanding
between the Poles and the Jews and
highly commends him rs grent friend
Of Poland.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
FIRST WOMAN BANK TELLER IN
OHIO A JEWESS.

Miss Lillian ltinehurt according TO
the Cleveland Press, is the first WON
an bank teller in that state. She is a
Jewess. She has charge of foreign
and domestic exchange of tie y OF
l.. L. Cooperative National Eans
Miss Rinehart was given The position
during the war and did such "Nccli"ht
work thl; She has been retained per
manently.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
COLUsIBINE CLUB.

A very Interesting meeting of the
Columbine club was held March "a.
at the home of Susie Prigcl.
A club motto was chosen: tIrea'
Oaks from little AeOrns grew.
Election of officers was held and the
following were elected: Sarah Edcl-
man president; Susie Prigel. secre-
tary: Sarah Peterman. corresponding
secretary; Dorothy Ziuik. treasurer.
Refreshments were served-S. L.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
Il. NJ. ii. ALUMNI.

All members and friends of the II.
NJ. II. Alumni are invited to our next
big, interesting meeting. tJust little
hint.) Judge Zen d. Lindsey Will
speak on very interesting subject.
Date: April 18th.
Time 2:30
Place: Adams hotcl-M. L.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30

ing of the stars. Let no descendant
of Il MayflOwer Pilgrim-;nd it Is
wonderful how many of them there
;re--think of himself as the only good
American. The Russian and the Pol7
ish and the Rumanian Ghetto breeds
its pilgrims, toe. And America has
need of them yct-Rcv. DR.. Henry
Ancd Kansas City, Mo.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
A. A. c.

A regular meeting Of the \. 4. C..
was held at the Community Center
Monday. March %.
Mr.. Philip Rossmay spoke to the
club on Club Activities" 1t proved
very interesting to the members.
This coming Monday evening two
prominent Jewish speakers will ad-
dress the club on topics Of the day
L L
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
SIONIAN GLIB.

Tie SiOnfan club held its regular
meeting at the Community Center,
March 2S At this time n motion was
made to the effect that the club gave
n banquet. followed by dancing par
ty ut the Adams hotel. which was pass
ed unanimously. Invitations Will
soon be presented for the AFFAIR.".
4. H,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
JUNIOR COUNCIL ELECTION.

Election of officers!
The next meeting of the Junior
Council will be held April i. at 2:SO
II. H., in the vestry rooms of Temple
Emanuel. Be sure and come. Election
of officers.
Judge Ira c. Rothserber will speak
on Society and the Junior Congre-
CATION Jazz, orchestra will play.