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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
Flood Victims Needs
Appallingly Great
DEVASTATION OF PUEBLO
PROVES AS BAD AS AT FIRST
ESTIMATED.

The Denver committee on the re-
habilitation of Colorado Hood suffer
crs during the past week, has not been
marking time but has been consider.
ing ways and means t" hest serve
their co-religionists of the devastated
areas. To that end they felt 1t de-
sirable to receive first hasd inforaa-
tion as to the needs of the suffer
ers. Pueblo having had the greatest
losses was first considered.
Last week. Mr.. George A. Levy
visited Pueblo, Mt the request of the
Denver committee, to make survey
of the devastated district and to make
report on conditions found and the
necessity for raising fund to aid
Jewish business men In rehabilitat-
ing themselves.
Mfr. Levy found conditions to be
so bad that they defy all description.
Every Jewish business had suffered
heavy losses. Some had lost every
earthly possession. Some had lost
businesses and homes. Some had lost
their business and properties. No one
entirely escaped the tragedy. The
only retleeming feature of the unhappy
situation was the wonderful optimism
of our people. There was no real
suffering at the time, but how soon
there may be no one knows.
Mr.. Levy believes there is urgent
need for for n drive to raise liberal
fund to loan. without interest, to those
of our people needing aid in re-
habilitating themselves. These loans
are to he returned to the Denver
committee whenever those aided are
able to repay.
Our people do not want charity.
states An. Levy, but they do want
and do expect help. This help is not
only intended to purchase new stocks
Of merchandise, but to help rebuild
their stores. buildings and obtain fix
lures and other equipment with which
to do business.
All the Jewish people of Pueblo
thoroly understand ana appreciate
what il in the mind of the Denver
committee and are a unit in their ap-
proval, and happy in the hope that
something constructive is to be done
for them.
Mr.. Levy in his recommendations
also outlined plan of organisation
to properly care for the safe and fair
distribution Of the funds to be raised
Mr.. i. o, GugEenheim visited Pm
ebio this Week to rive ali added report
to the committee which was presented
ut its meeting late Wednesday after.
noon. The committee has established
permanent headquarters at SOB Rail
road building.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
PUBLIC SPIRIT OF EARLY AMER
ICANS.

1t may not be known to many that
as early as the year 1711 Jews in
New York City contributed to the
building of Trinity Church; that be-
fore the American Revolution several
Jews were among the bxnefactors of
Harvard. Yale, Brown and King 'sCol-
lege. now Columbia University; that
curing the struggle for Independence
Jews gave large sums to keep alive
the tottering conflict; that in the In
fant days of the Republic it was the
money of n Jewish banker. Haym SalO-
mon. which relieved the Virginian
Congressional delegation from finan-
cial distress, and kept Iuture Presi-
dent of the United States, James
Madison, from actual want.
Harmon Hendricks, n Jewish mer.
chant of New York, was one Of the
largest purchasers of Government
bonds after the disastrous War of
1912. when the Government experiene-
ed the greatest difficulty In selling its
securities. The statue OF Thomas
jefferson that stands in the national
Capitol was presented to the nation
by Commodore Uriah p. Levy U. s.
N
It may not be realized by many that
a. gift of $4,000 by Judai, Tauro made
possible the-completion of the Bunker
Hill Monumenti
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
CARD OF THANKS.

1t is with the deepest appreciation
that 1 thank my many friends, who by
acts of kindness or floral offerings,
expressed their sympathy during the
illness and death Of my beloved hus'
band, Samuel w. BrehI,aid. ! extend
special thanSs to Coluhbine Lodge, A
+. and A. NJ, B'nai Birth. Eastern
Star Chapters and the White Shrins
tor their willingness to be Of service
TO me.
LENA L. F. BRENHARD.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
In Mernoriar,,

In loving memory Of Our dear son
and brother, Jacob Marchuk, Of Chey-
cnne, Wyo., who departed this life
two years ago. June 10, 1919.
Deep in our hearts thy sweet face
is set
And love answers truly, we'il never
forget.
Sadly missed by his parents. Mr..
md Mrs. Samuel Marchuk. sisters,
Mary. Minnie and Fannie and broth
crs. Joseph and Bennie, all of Chey
enne. ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
TEMPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI
DANCE

The Temple Emanuel Alumni held
its Thirtieth Anniversary dance at
the Brown Palace hotel Monday eve
ming. It was gala event. A large
and representative gathering was pres
cnt.
At the dinner during the evening,
Earl Morris presided. Mn Nathan
hSthscisild responded to . toast for
the Alumni. Stanley Shuhart Of the
class Of 1921, spoke for the confirm
ants.
Francess Cohn in the name Of the
confirmation class presented Temple
Emanuel with beautiful Silver
Shield for the Scrolls Of the Law.
which DIR. VIM. 9. Friedman accepted
In the name of the congregation. Elec-
tion Of officers will be held next week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

Thru the Publicity department Of
the Joint Distribution committee the
following persons are seeking relatives
III Denver.
All those desiring more Information
should apply to the Location Depart
ment of the Joint Distribution com
lhittee. 11sS broadway. New York
City.
The persons in vienna seeking rel
atiyes In Denver. Colo.
v-41-5ss- Fries, Selma. iDa Grnne
torg, Wien IN; Lea Karetz, Denver,
Colo.
Also Latvia who seek relatives in
Denver, Colo.
IAr-s415-Borz, Abraham; Kreis,
I.azin; Landscrona, I.atvia; Fried
man, Abram. 1880 I.arimer ST., Den
yer. Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
HOSPITABLE AUTO-PARKs FOR
THE TRANSCONTINENTAL MO-
TORIST.

"Come in. Glad to see you"
If you had been house-hunting with
out success for three months, If you
had husband who was dissatisfied
with business conditions at home and
was seeking new field for invest
ment, IL you possessed two small chill
dren who placed you beyond the pale
of eligibility as a tenant, how would
this sign. swung above the entrance
to an auto-park camp, look to you?
To Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont-Smith,
motoring from Buffalo to Santa Bar
bara in mattress-gorged automobile,
1t looked Ito quote their own wortls)
''like the Garden of Eden reopened to
the human race after being closed for
REPAIRS 41
The auto-park camp which the
Santa Barbara chamber of commerce
owns and places ut the disposal of
Its motoring guests is only one of
many such open-air hotels now scat
tered over the length and breadth
OF our country. a less poetic hut
more verasious comparison than the
Garden of Eden. is that they are the
cafeteria idea raised to the. nth de
gree. Come when you like. wait OF
yourself. and pay as you leave.
In Denver there is one which cares
for more than fifty-fivc hundred cars
This is the Manhattan ol auto-camr
cities. the Middle Western metropolis
Of the thermos bottle and the KHAKI
Iean-to. With fifty-fivc hundred
neiglibOrs. all of them practically
within seeing distance of him. n tour
ist IL under no more obligation tt
get acquainted than he would be IL
n city office-building. a New Yors
apartment house itself could not in
sure for him more imprcgnable priv
acy.
But ont on the genial shores OF
southern California ther. is n come
in-glad-tosee-you spirit which proves
a universal solvent. for urban and pro
vincial reserve. Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
mont Smith felt 1t when. on the sec
ond night after their arrival. they
were invited, without tn. preliminar.
of a first call, to attend party
\ Somebody in camp was having birth
day. and this furnished the motif fol
a rollicking celebration. it was giver
in the community kitchen where. sur
rounded on three sides by gas plates
and adjustable ovens, n group of for
ty guests were entertained.
From "The New Hospitality" by Re
becca N. Porter, in the June Serb
ner.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

-IOIeOO.
Discussion-Mrs Jacob Mechlovitz,
Scranton; Carrie Younker. Norfolk;
lsidor Kadlis, Aliwaukeet Mrs! IAila
Kfakaut; Memphis; A. Il. kroain, New
Haven; Mrs. g. weinstock. Des
Moiner; Mrs, Henry Van Basien, St.
Joseph; solomon IAsky, Syracuse:
Samuel Ghinsberg, Oakland.
Tuesday. Juno 21-Afteflsssn Session
Preventive Philanthropy.Cha Charles
Eisenman, Cleveland.
Observation-Disclosures Tsussig, n. y;
II. ]. Karpf, Chicago; ludwig b.
Bernstein, Pittsburgh.
The blending Of Immigrant Herit.
ages in America Julius Draehsler.
New York.
Tuesday, June 2lst-Evening SesSen
Jewish Contributions toward In
dustrial Relations Henry Slonimsky.
Baltimore. Nd.
"Wednesday, June 22-Nlezning Session
Sectional Conferences on, Problems
Of Family Welfare, Unemployment.
Jewish Education.
Wednesday. June ssnd-Afternoon
Session.
How to organize Community for
Fund-raising- Charles Rubens, Chi
cago.
Future program Of the National
Conference OF Jewish social service
Morris d. waldman, Boston, chair
man.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS.

The following scholarship awards
were received by Jewish girls of the
City's high schools. From Fast Side
high school to Selma Levy for the
University of Denver; from North
Side high school to Esther Stellor.
Eta Karsh and Dorothy Bergman
from Manual Training high school to
Dorothy C0rnelia Jacobson and Net
tie Rosalind jacobson, twin sisters to
the University of Colorado, and Len
ore Victoria Cohen to University Of
Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
J. J. G.

On May 20, Decoration Day. the ].
J. G's hiked to Clear Greek. A
vince fry and Marshmallow toast
were ENJOYED, ON onr ARRIVAL. A reg
,,lar meeting wnscheh sunday, June
G, 1t the home of Bernarsline Ievins
The semi-annual election of Officers
was held. Those elected were: pres
ident. Rose Schwartz; vice-president
Zelda Brilliant; secretary, Fannie
Safran: treasurer, Florence Cooper.
The next regular meeting will be
held at Marcia Cohen's on June IL
s. l.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
DENVER LODGE III. l. O. B. b.
WILL HOLD LAST MEETING BE
FORE SUMMER VACATION.

The last regular meeting of Denver
Lodge Ill I. O. B. b., before the sum-
mer vacation will be held next Sun
day, June 10, at 10 o'clock. About
fifty candidates will be initiated.
Flag Day exercises will he an Inn
portant feature of the meeting. for
which the lodge has special ritual.
This beautiful service is read by the
officers of the lodge and will form
a fitting conclusion to the seasons
meetings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

Sunday. June General Sesslon
Address of Welcome Charles
Friend, Milwaukee.
Presidential address-The Justifi-
cation of Separate Jewish Charities,
Louis H. Levin, Baltimore.
Address Julius Rosenwald, Chit
cagO.
Informal Reception.
Monday, june 2Oth-Mssning Session
The program Of the Joint Distri-
button committee. Health, personnel
Immediate relief, reconstruction, as
sistance to cultural agencies. Lieu
tenant James H. Becker, Chicago.
Discussion-Hon. hairy Fisher,
Chicago; Howard Cans, New York
Alexander Kahn, New York.
Monday, june zo-Afteriteeh Session
Group adjustments In d democracy
Maurice b. Hexter, Boston.
Discussion-George L. Cohen, New
York.
Budgeting National Organizations
Eugene Warner, Buffalo.
Discussion-Hyman Kaplan, Gin
cinnati; DIR. C. 2. spivack, Denver.
Monday. June 20th-EvrIiie Session
Joint mass meeting with the Ma
tional Association of Young Mems He
brew and Kindred Association secre-
taries. p--
The Jewish Community Center-A
Symposium
.sThe Oasis''LThe Activities Of the
Chicago Hebrew Institute in Motion
pictures.
The Jewish Community Center9The
Instrument for Communal Integration
-IsidOr Kadis, Milwaukee.
Tuesday, june 2lst-Morning Session
Jewish War Orphans-Jessie Bogcn,
New York.
Discussion-Mrs. Harry sternber-
ger, New York M
A Co-ordinated program for the
small community-Maurice J. Sievers,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

On Sunday last Henry J. 'Berkowitz,
who was formally ordained on the
previous day at the Hebrew Union
College at Cincinnati, was installed
as assistant rabbi at congregation
Beth Ell. of Detroit. Two of the col
lege faculty, Professors Julian Nor
genstern and Henry Englander, assist
ed Rabbi Leo M. Franklin at the
installation ceremony. Rabbi Berk-
owitz is in his twenty-seventh year
and married.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
KOSHER MEALS AT ELETCH
GARDENS.

On June 28th the Ladies' Of the b.
NJ. H. Synagog will serve every kind
Of refreshments at Elitch Gardens.
No; word was given out to the Syna-
Rog's thousands of friends to leave the
lunch basket home that day as all
food and drinks will be served by the
ladies.
This will be the ANIMAL reunion and
all organizations are cordially invited
to participate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
DEATH OF MRS. IRVING HERTs.

Pueblo, Colo, June 13.-Heart fail
ure, brought on by flood excitement,
caused the death early this morning
Of Mrs Bena Herts. 22-year-old bride
of a month. Mrs. Herts was prOmi-
nent in Pueblo society and was a sis
ter of Morris A. Penter, state rep
resentative from Pueblo, in the last
legislature. A month ago she was
married to Irving Herts, superin-
tendent Of the shipping department Mt
the c. F. and I. and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Herts, former well
known residents of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
NAIR ToMID aUB.

The Nair Tomid club will stage their
annual hay-rack picnic at Bergen Park
ON June 26th, 1921. 1t has been the
custom Of the club to hold their an
nual hay-rack at Weevil Canyon, but
this year the club has secured better
accommodations at Bergen Park; Bay
lou has been secured for dancing and
entertainment. The members antici-
rate good time.
Miss Fay Epstein was admitted as
u member of the Nair Tomid club
NJ, f. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
BESSIE /. RUDE COMMUNITY
CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS


Meetings held and scheduled:
june 1--Choir Rehearsal-B NJ. H.
building committee.
Jnne 2-s. U, N.-Play Rehearsal.
June GA. A. c.
June I'll. A. F. Girls-Boy Scouts
owl-Choir Rehearsel-C. A. C.-sion-
ian--K. X. K.
June S-Play Rehearsal.
June 0-S. u. N.
June ia. "A. C.-sionlan.
June 14-C. A. C.-Buy Scouts.
Owl.
June 1G-S. U. N.
June 2O-A. A. C.-Sionian.
June Pill. A. F. Giris-Boy Scouts
TX. X. K.-Owl
June 23-S. U. n.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
DENVER HEBREw INSTITUTE

A regular meeting of the Denver
d. H. was held last Thursday night
at the Dickinson Branch Library.
A report of the Construction com
mittee was given and everything look
ed bright for the speedy construction
of our building. Everybody is loOx-
ing forward to that occasion and
many friends are flocking to our
standards.
The d. H. I. grounds on the corner
Of West Colfax and Meade are open
for ball games, and those interested in
the sport are invited to make use of
the grounds for that purpose-H. NJ.
r
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
wOLCOfT SCHOOL OF MUSIC
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

The wolcott school of Music will
hold commencement exercises Friday
evening. June II. at S:15 In the VOL
cott Auditorium at 14th avenue and
Marion street. The award Of the gold
inedal win be made that evening. The
opportunity Of contesting for this
medal is open to all pupils in each
department of the school.
The public is invited. Admission
will he free.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF B. M. H
TO HAVE PICNIC.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Beth
Ra Medrosh Hagodol extend to yon
an Invitation to join them Mt their
summer festivities to be held June
Goth at Elitch Gardens. Refresh
ments will he served. Bring yOur
family and friends. Tickets can he
procured from the members of the
Auxiliary. or by phoning the chairman
of the picnic committee, Mrs. Max NJ.
Kravetz. York SG73-J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
YOUNG JUDEA USES s r. o. sign

On Wednesday evening, June sth.
Young Judea played host to a capac-
ity house Of almost $50 members and
visitors. The feature of the special
program was the showing Of the seven
reel motion picture, '"The Tale Of two
Cities" taken from the dramatic story
of the same name by Charles Dick
ems. For the use Of this film we are
indebted to the Fox Film corporation.
Music and Refreshments followed, also
a fancy dance exhibition by Miss
Lena SmoOkler. Our next program
will he given on June 22nd. Ask any
member of Young Judea for an adj
mittance CARDS. 8.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
HONORED BY NEW YORK UNI.
~ yERSITY.

Colonel Michael Frietisam, head Of
b. Altman and Company, was grant
ed the honorary degree Of Doctor of
Commercial Science Ut the annual
commencement Exercises 0f New
York University. The degree. an un.
usual one, was conferred in recognition
of Colonel Frielsam's notable achieve
fnents In the business world.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
Clubs
A. A. c.

The A. A. c. congratulate Mr.. Stein
and Mrl weisman upon their gradua-
tion. We wish them success in their
undertakings.
As most Of the club members at
tended the B. NJ. H. Post Graduate
play mt the Wonen's club the meet
ing was postponed TIL Tuesday eve
ring Of this weeks w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

Mrs. Hannah Solomon, the "mother
of the Council of Jewish Women" Will
spend the summer In Europe. In July
she will be the guest of the Fedora :
tion Of women's Clubs, which holds
its convention In Vienna. She Will
return home in October.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
Strauss Waltzes Again
Captivate New York

Oscar Strauss, the famous waltz
composer, has completely eaptivnted
broadway with the intriguing rhythm
of his melodies. this time in de-
lightful musical comedy called 1.-THE
Last Waltz" in which the lovely
Eleanor Painter is winning new
laurels as .prima donna at the Cen
tury Theatre.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

His Excellency the Earl of Read
ing, viceroy Of India, postponed sign
ing his name to an Imperial Procla-
nation till after sunset on Satur'
day, and. donned his topec before tax
ing the required Oath ON the oid
Testament.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
MEMBERS MEETING.

A special meeting Of the SynaEog
members will be held Monday night,
June Goth at the Bessie 1. Rude Com
inunity Center at 8 O'Clock. The re
port Of the Budget committee will he
presented and other business will be
transacted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
I. o. b. S. CONVENTION VOTED
$500 FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS.

Atlantic City.-The Independent Or
der of Birth Sholom met in conven-
tion at Atlantic City. June 9Th, 9Th
and 7th. Mr.. Sol Kraus was elected
Grand Master.
The convention voted $500 to the
Pueblo flood sufferers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID SUN.
DAY.

The cornerstone of the new build
ing for old people at the Beth Israel
Hospital and Home will be laid Sun
day, June 26, at 2 p. m. Prominent
speakers will address the gathering to
which the public is invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
sHEARITH ISRAEL PICNIC AMI,
~ LAWN PARTY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of SlRarith
Israel will hold its Lawn party at
City Park, June 10th at 1 40 p. M
The picnic for the children of the
Sunday school will also be held that
day.
The last meeting of the season will
le held Wednesday. June 20.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

DIR. Victor E. Levine of Omaha. will
head scientific party to study the
life of the Eskimo. His post will be
more than 800 miles from any white
post. The work will be done under the
auspices and direction of the Associa-
tion of Arctic Explorers for Research
Problems.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

Rabbi Martin Zielonka of Temple
Mt. Sinai, Ell Paso, Texas, left on
June 18th for Mexico City, whence
he will go to Vera Cruz to handle
the Jewish immigration that is COM
ing in there. He is going under the
auspices of the B'nai Birth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
Want Advertisements

wANTED-Middle aged Jewish wom-
zen to help with light housework; ;
one that wants good home. more than
wages. Apply 900 Adams. York 05aA.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

As thank offering tor improved
health DIR. Henry Berkowitz, senior
rabbi Of Rodeph Shalom Temple, Phil
adelphia, has presented to his congre-
cation bronze plaque cast Of '-The
Synagog," made by Rose Kohfer, of
Cincinnati.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

also well known as musician. She has
studied at the wolcott Conservatory
Of Music, and tho only 10 years Of
age has given much pleasure to music
lovers by her playing Of fhe violin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
gUNIoR coNGREGATION PICNIC.

The postponed picnic OF the Junior
Congregation will he held at Star
luck Park, Sunday, June 10. Trucks
will leave Temple Emanuel at s n.
m. sharp.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

According to a report from Mos
cow, O.0OO American emigrants have
arrived in Russia during the past
year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
Capital.

Experienced bond dealer having ex-
Icellcnt connections and clientele wishes
responsible Individual with capital for
partnership to deal In high grade
bonds In New York and Denver. Strict
" confidential. Box 20. Colo. Herald
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
IorA GAMMA KAPPAs MEET.

A regular meeting Of the Iota
Gamma Kappas will he held Mt the
home Of Molly Ginsborg, June 18th.
1921.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

DR.. O. NJ. Shere Is expected homt
Saturday from an eastern trip during
which he attended medical conven
tions in Boston, New York and Tor
onto,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
PROGRAM.

For the 1871 Meeting q the National
Conference ef Jewish Social Service,
Milwaukee. June 1eth-zznd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
OPTIAlISIS.

A meeting will he held Thursday Mt
the home of Miss Anna Susman. 2111
Downing. Come prepared with ideas
of putings.-A. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Purn
and health giving milks and creams
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-15

DR.. Sailing Simon left Sunday eve
ming for New York to attend the CON
yention Of the National anti i-Tuber-
culosis Association before which he
will read paper.