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PLIGHT OF REFUGEE
CHILDREN TERRIBLE

One hundred thauRud Russinn rti
gees IN Poland absolutely destitute.
nuoordiug 10 Official cstlnutcS III,
majority of thel are women ana chil
dren. The condition OF the latter par
tlcuarly Is pItful and they win be
among the bcnvnciarics from the
eS3.t0o.oW FUND being rai.ed by the
European Reliel Council, composed OF
eight leading American rel agencies
for = joint appeal 10 bel alf OF the
Millions Of Iit,l1 Europonns who eau
look only 10 America for the food.
clothing and nedlcnl care that will
make Il possible for them 10 survive
The winter.
T. S. Knapp has sold Mrs. Jennie
Nucllcr's ten acre truet northeast
Of Arvada to J. @. Houscr who has
lived on the place the past seven
years. MIR. Houscr plans on making
some permanent improvements on
the property this coming summer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

At two meetings of the commUn-
ity Farm Bureau in Littlcton, at
tended by Il large crowd of farmers
from that section the proposition
of farm help wages for 1921 came
up, among other things and q srhcl-
rle was suggested that was not in
tended to work a hardship on the
laboring man, and to give the farm
er some chance to come out on his
produce for 1921. The sentiment
vas that farmers could not afford
to pay 1919 and 1920 wages with
his stuff deprecated an average Of
over S700 per farmer in the United
States this year in three months and
prospects not much better for 1921.
Besides the WAGE understanding
il was agreed by all present that no
man would be hired that has worked
on another farm in that vicinity
ton from his former employer. This
is to get away from men changing
jobs every three days and to in
crease the efficiency of the me1
that are working. The ware scale
agreed upon MS just and fair to I'll
sides for 1921 was S35 per month
for single man with board, $50 re,
month for irrigat RS and mixers,
$3.50 per day and board for hay md
harvest help, $3.50 per day Tor n n
aud team with dinners for team md
man with corresponding increase
for more horses or men. Nothing
was said about the married man who
has house. garden etc. furnished
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
"A NATION SAVED
BY AMERICA" SAYS
CLEVELAND H. DODGE
New York Business Man De.
scribes Vast Armenian Work
OF Near East Relief.

Cleveland II. Dodge, New York bank
er apd business man, director OF the
National City Bank. and treasurer on
The Russell Sage Foundation and OF
the Near East Relief, declares that
- nation has been saved by American
philanthropy. and the generosity OF the
American people through the Near
Eas. Relief. In Its work for the Ar
menians.
"The lowest official estimate indl-
Gates that one million persons are llv.
ing today who would not be alive had
1t not been for this relief" Mr.. Dodge
continued. II have an autograph letter
from DIR. II. OhandJanlan. president OF
the Armenian Republic, In which lie
writes: America literally saved VI
from starvation
"Wholly aside from adults who have
been saved from starvation. we today
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JEFFERSON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU DEPARTMENT
EDITED ny COUNTY AGENT AND rAEm BUREAU OFFICERS

but will be based on $50 per month
with board.
Just now and until spring work
opens up men can be hired for much
less, in many cases for board and
room, but it was not deemed right to
get work without pay, and not less
than. $50 per month at any time.
A standard days work was set at
ten hours. in the field and necessary
chores in the line, if team work,
taking care Of team, etc. This en-
tire matter was endor7ed by the
County Farm Bureau Executive
committee and about twenty other
representative men sitting with them
as fair deal for all and was made
a county project:
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preehvtariar Lrdics' Nd will reet
~, Friday March I'll drv with
Mr.. Shod reid of Griffith. A large
attendance is requested.
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Ms. AL Cole spent p-rt Of last
week at the Champion home in De7-
yer during the illness and death %
Ms. Champions mother.
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No other opportunity to buy
merchandise a. cheap will occur for
some time.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
MERCANTILE BUSINESS

FOR T.tIEl
Day goods, groce-ies, hardware,
automobile accessories, etc. in sriall
Northern Colorado town, In Linte!n
Highway. including postoffice and
auto filling station; long lease on
building. Sell at Invoice, about
$1,000, and consider taking clear
improved tract up to sd5oo. Bal
ance cash.
THE SMITH -RUFFEER EEAtT.
COMPANY
202 Quincy Bldg. Dc1yci
Phone Chamra G3G9
Arvada, Colo. Phone Ar. e0R
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5. ~ q. 4. b. - = y. =. ~ - IA
Methodist Episcopal Church

Henry J. Catterall, Mlni5.er.
Sunday school at 10 n. M, o. -
Evans Supt Help make o-r @'n-u.
vi al TO children.
Morning worship and proa,h.fE 90
II n. m. "Jcsus-Thc World
Need" Special music. Come and
worship with US.
Epworth League at 6:3o p. m
Led by our President a. W. Walters
Topic-"God's Providenees IN Agri'
culture
No evening service Mt our church
we will Join with the Bapt,s.s az
their service.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Catterall and
children were dinner Gues-s at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Vol
on Sunday last.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Craig Colony Club will meet re-.t
Tuesday afternoon March /, at The
home of Mrs. Banks.
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C;r Cls7rnnce s-le closes Sat
uri.y lo p. NJ. Nuf Ccd.
THE ECCNCMI sTOgE
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

There will be n meeting Of all the
contestants in the Arn:or Ashton
rcnulnrity contest in the Chevrolet
show room at o o'clocl; Saturday
morninr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Eorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. " B..
pnnclS. Feb. 10th. daughter. The
little one has been named Grace
rvndcnr.
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Backd by churches & corporation.
Local Lore

Mrs. Buchanan's friends win be
glad to know she is on the road to
recovery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

One man bought thousand shares
of stock in well known corpora
ton, paying par. 1t doubled in
value during the war, paid him
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Helen NJ. Lazepky of si3
-GT'ecle st. Denver, formerly of Arv-
ada. passed away at the bone of her
daughter Mrs. J. R. Champion after
N Hines, Of ~ days.
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10 gal. milk cans 5000 while they
last. Arvada Hardware Co.
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II. r. Allonier Of D. A. c. Club
Denver, is now enjoying those fine
1nvs riding in . new +. q. Chevrolet,
-qnaster whi he recently rurchasea
rrcri TIE Ashtcn-ArrHr CcmNary.
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NJ V. F. Earbnurh fror7 Nurk'r
U'n vrre"s. is hore visiting her
d~rrhter Mrs. y. b. P11ck.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Yrs. John Fcntor Is the rro~a
.ro 'ritcnt. of beautiful 7 E Chew
rolct roadster. n gift from her hrs-
hand. The car Wa bought Wednes-
10y rom the local dealer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Y Thompson Secrcst spent the week
end Mt Boulder visiting his college
fraternity.
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Ge. our rorr nriccs there down
Arvadl Herdware CO.
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large, juicy dividends for three years
and then dropped back to par. He
said, 81 have lost 100000"
Another bought piece of real
estate in 1914 for s25,00o. He re-
fused S6O,OO0 for it in 1919 but to-
day it will bring only 100000. He
said, 81 have lost 100000"
Hogs went to $24 hundred, flut-
tered there few days like feather
jim summer whirlwind, and then
sagged back to $500. A man had
hundred head, averaging 200 lbs.
each. He said. 81 have lost S6,000."
Another man said. 81 raised ten
thousana-bushels Of wheat. strain
cd my resources t. do it, because
the Government wanted me to pro-
duce more. Il cost me two dollars
a bushel. ! sold it for Si.40 BUSH
ell. have lest s6,OO0."
The last man told the truth
The Agricultural Review.
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am organizing a class fer piano
pupils, those desiring lessons kindly
communicate with Georgina T;llcr,
w. Grand View Are, Arvada.
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We handle seeds in bulk.
Arvada Hardware Co.
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WAIT COLUMN

WANT COLUMN
wANTED-one ton of good green
oatB. Paone price in Lin. Arvada
iU9R5. 3l-lt.
FOR SALL-Sow anu 10 PIGS.
Fhon Arv. 65W. Si-lt.
FOR sALL-Attraoave led, mat
iress, chairs, center table, sanitary
couch, bench wringer. PortmGhs,
Brown cottage, Perrin Station, ltp.
LOST-Two negro wiss o. Gf-'os
Avenue. Finder return to this Of
flee and receive reward.
STEAYED-From nay pasture iri-
day night, black horse a-'d ioa-
mare with halter on. Pewari u
returner toJoseph McLaughlin, Gr.i
fith Station, Avada, Colo. S7-lt
FOR SALE-P1rsbIe male a =
dals. Chas Finkbein>r, Arvada.
37-lg.
FOR SAIIE-Thorcughbred R
hatching eggs, $l.Oo per IS. j. w.
Terwilliger, Phone AIRY. 1911. 37-l
FOR RENT-One acre and one-uaii
good ground, plenty water. Aira.
i. l.. Yeager. St-ltp'
FOX SALE-TIcsR family sersJy
COW s55 and 100 bush els Of oa5 --
$40 cwt. Phone Arv. 3i1J3.
37-l.
FOR RENT-Turlished rooma. Ary.
1911. dt-Zl'
FOR SALE-Cl5an Marquis seed
wheat, termination test SO per cen
As good seed as can be bough
$3.50 cwt. Cole ranch, Arv. z0oJ.
FOR SALE-Registered October
Duroc bears from best show herd
in Colorado. Sired by Blue Ribbon
Sensation, the $1,000 boar owned
by Blue Ribbon Livestock Co. a1
Pueblo. Ray L. Cannon, Arv, 2Oo
FOE SALF-Baron Whlte LaGhorn
eggs for Matching, 81 for 10. Paone
3A1R5. Mrs. +. Greerway.
FOR SALE-One Standard No. il
Garden Seeder, one Standard 10. o
Garden Cultivator with wrench ad-
justment, one Garden Cultivator
with ratchet adjustneat-Stark,
Griffith Station, Phone Arv. 327R.
FOR SALE-Ten acres, no i'm rov-
ments, In alfalfa, 5 il cultivation
Juchem ditch, $4,000. Arv. 1855.
3G-2t
FOR SALE-Barrcd Rock cockefe
W 44th Ave. Phone Arvada 1924.
FOR SALE or TRADE-Irrigated
alfalfa land neax. y. WhntAaare-
you? NJ. Graves, Box Sc, Florence
Colorado. 3G-5t.
FOR SALE-PIano, $l25. Arvada
o..
FOR SALE-Frcsh COW and a yer
old mare and two year oil ceit.
Wadsworth Ave, 1st house south
Golden car line on East side.
FOR SALE or TRADE-R. !. re-
ROSTERS. A. S. Beck. Phone Ar'.
1914.
FOR SALE-Dry cottonwood Dlosh-
80 cents per 100 los. delivered. h./
lCSJ5. 35-2 =.
FOR SALE OR TRADH--Alfa'fa
land. Water right unexcellel. W.
have you to offer? J. Taylor, Jr.
Florence Colo. 3i-5t.
FOR SALE or ENCHANG E--Thor
bred White Wyandotte coche-el7.
Phone l12R4 tip
FoR SALE or RFYT-Thirty acre
well improved, frt c'ras W. ''
right, II room modern hoas', on
mile north OF Arvadn o. HiGhla1d'
John Schultz, 31-i.
FOR SALE-Rosal White Wyl7-
lotte coekcrels $500 to $500. ST.
ting eggs from 200 cgg hans $500
for o, $500 for 30. r. l.. New
ton.
FOR RENT Storage room in re1r
,f ros.office. Inquire Of Potmas-
ter.
Elgsl HMFEE Fl =, y r r
TRWOll TIE aTRE
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PALACE OF
DARkENED
WINDOWS"

SPECIAL NATIONAL PICTURE
rrc 'v
\~A,.i ne pm
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FOR SALE or TRADER. /. kcI
roosters. A. S. Beck. Phone Arv
1914.
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FOR SALE-Ten acres, no i'm rov-
mcnts, 5 In alfalfa, 5 in cultivation
Juchem ditch, $4,000. Arv. 1855.
3G-2t
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FOR SALE-Barrcd Rock cockere S
" 4.th Ave. Phone Arvada 1924.
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FOE SALE-Frcsh COW aid 4 ye-I
old mare and two year oil ceit.
Wadsworth Ave, lst house south O
Golden car line on East side.
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FOR SALE-Piano, $125. Arvada
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FOR SALE or TRADE-Irrigated
alfalfa land near, ci'y. Wiinti AiIarc
you? NJ. Graves, Bc% Sc, Florence
Colorado. 3G-5t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
ROSH HASHONAH-YOM KIPPUR
JEWS.

Tho f,n boIv dave como latp This
,,,. H. r nro,u.r1,. o,nro,cb-
,rho,.,, yin soon he tho
-, -, TO-. +s T., ,,o srpoco,ues
o.. ,,a. 49, ,,rs tho rsual over.
oro,.,;nn and tho usp,1 improvis,,ion
80 &c. 80 ,rors,,;n outside of the
' r.. ,ho r,,mhor of Rosb
,Iasnan,,, Va, E,rn,r low IL st;u bet.
c,.,..,. ca;onooIou T,o sadde.t
1T. ,.,,;.. ma low ot al, any
w., Coo, t,a. o,oo nv twice
IT. en- 1,,.,. Ia
~, ,s..,,,.a ~, III, f.;th o1,hor
a,,,,., ,o >, o,,roor
-, :,,f o,o 10 allow
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
L. A. F. GIRLS CLUB.

One of the most interesting and sue
cessful meetings of the L. y. +. Girls
was held on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember II, at the Community Center.
All important business and social
matters were discussed and most OF
the arrangements made for the Bird
Anniversary Luncheon, to be given oil
the ninth of October. at the home of
Miss Ethel Strauss, 1900 Lafayette
street. The guests of tie club will
be the Mothers of the ILcmlcrs.
The winter session of he club. will
open with the meeting TO be held at
the home of Miss Lenore Brilliant. on
Sunday, September 18th at 3 o'clock.
The l.. A. +. Girls wish 10 express
tbeir appreciation and THANK the
members and helpers of the B. l..
Rude Community Center for the use
of the club rooms during the past
summer months, and also to express
their wishes for the success and pros
perity of the institution.-E. ii. $.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
EIsENBERG RECITAL AT }. c. r. S

David Eisenberg. the talented young
artist has spent the summer in Den
yer. visiting his parents. Prior 60 ms
departure for New York where he Will
continue his studies under the famous
violinist, Knisel. he will give recital
70 the patients at the Jewish Consump-
tiveS Relief Society, Sunday. Septem-
Der % at 3 80 p III. Mr.. J. .Iaffc has
been fortunate enough to arrange this
treat for the patients and also to pro
cure. Mrs. ID. Goldberg of Okla homa
City for vocal solo. Miss Eva Mil
stein will be the acompanist.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
New Year Greetings. Engraved Cards
of Taste and Refinement at All Prices
kendriei1- Bethany Co., 10Th St. at Stout
NEW SCROLLS OF THE LAW.

The new congregation, Zerah Israel.
nj the corner of Grove and West Col
fax. will celebrate the Scum and
''Chascholah." the ending and the be-
ginning of the reading of the Torah.
The New Scpher Torah. Scrolls of the
Sunday afternoon September %.
law, have been donated to the new
congregation by Mcsdames j. Slatkin
and 7. Pobrowsky. They will he taken
to the synagog in state. where proper
ceremonies will be held. Rabbi \,
Braude will deliver che address of the
afternoon.
Refreshments will he served after
the exercises.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
THE CENTAURIANs.

There will he very important meet-
ing of the Centaurians tonight at the
home of the president, Graham Sus-
man. at 80 sharp. Final arrange
ments are to be made by the Social
committee for tile big Halloween par
ty. Ar members are requested to be
present.
We have n few vacancies for some
real, live Jewish Boys. If you are
interested. please see some member re-
carding membership.--J.W w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
.SWEET LAVENDER" GIVEN FOR
RUSSIAN FAMINE RELIEF

The Ola and Della clubs will pre-
sent Pinero's three act comedy, sweet
Lavender at the Woman's club. Sat
urday evening September "a for the
benet of the Russian Famine Keller.
The Ola and Della clubs are active
groups of young people, who are in
terested not only in self culture. but
in social service work as well. Their
efforts for the Russian Famine lie
lief. should meet with hearty re
Spouse.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

We. the undersigned, D. l.. Poe. Pre-
sidcnt. and Benz Poe, Secretary of The
under the laws Of the state of Colorado.
do hereby give notice that at meeting
of the stockholders of said corporation,
duly called for the purpose of consider
ing the propriety of dissolving said cor
poratiOn and held Mt Denver, in the city
Tor TOWN. of Denver, State of Colorado, on
the eth day of August, A. ID; 1921. Notice
of Publication of meeting Of stockholders
was waived by all stockholders In writing
The stockholders; by a. vote OF more
Of said corporation, ordered said cor
poratfon to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts owing
NV said CORPORATION have been fully paid.
IN WITNESS. we have made and si SILL
hereto the seal of said corporation, this
2.th day of August, A. y. ll2l.
DAVID l.. POE,
President.
Attest:
BENZ FOE,
- Secretary.
corporate Seal.l
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

"STAGGER BOYS"

\ snappy meeting was held at the
home of Stagger Harry Fallik, when
an election of officers took place.
We are glad TO have Stagger Abe
Goldman. our talented musician with
us again. Mr.. Goldman has just re-
turned from Manitou where he con-
clu,ied an engagement with an or
chpSlra-L c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
THE GREEK PATRIARCHATE IN
JERUSALEM BANKRUPT.

Jerusalem 81 T. AD.-The Greek
Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem is
suffering such financial difficulties tan
tamount TO BANKRUPTCY that the British
administration has appointed commits
sion to mana 70 the affairs of the patrl-
archaic for the next two years
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

The X. X. X boys will attempt u
novel feat this year by giving their
annual dance at the Municipal Audl-
torium on Armistice eve. Nov ~
Iohman's twelve piece orchestra VIII
he there in all its glory. Remember
the date and watch for our ads III
this paper.-M. NJ. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
TIE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pur.,
and health giving milks and creams.
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
CAN Main J13G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
THE OPTINIISTS.

\ regular meeting of The Optimists
viii be held Wednesday evening Sept.
21St ut the home of Miss Anna Wan
del. 2j2S High street. All members
are urged to be present.-G NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
DEDICATION OF MONUMENT.

The dedication of the monument at
the grave of the late Edith Kantro-
witt, daughter of Jacob KantrowitZ,
will occur at Mt. Nebo cemetery.
at n date to he announced later.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT

In memory of Mrs. Esther CALAMITY
Sunday, September 18th at 3 p. m.
Golden Hill Cemetery. Friends in
vitcd
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
Local Neus

Mr. Edgar Guggcnheim of New
York City is in the City 10 take part
in the bridal party Of the Gugsenheim-
Lazarus wedding.
The officers of the Denver Fire In
surance Agents Association, of which
Max s. Schayer is president will he
the hosts of the delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention of Insurance Agents,
who met ut Los Angeles this past
week. The party of fifty will reach
Denver Friday and will be entertain
a at midday dinner at Pehaskee
Teepee after drive over Lookout
Mountain and thru Bear Creek.
Mr. Edward Miller. who spent the
summer visiting relatives in Clcve-
land has returned to Denver and re-
sumed his studies at the Law School
of Denver University.
Mr. Simon Bitterman arrived homo
Sunday after an extensive business
trip in the east.
MI wa AAhP ~
San Francisco TO visit his mother.
Mr.. Edward Levy has returned
from Toledo, o.
Mr.. Max Lazarus arrived Tuesday
from Brunswick. Ga. He will he mar
ried Thursday at Temple Emanuel TO
Miss Bernece Guggenheim.
Julian Love. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Love who is only II years
of age. will enter the State University
this year
DIR. Al Neuman has returned from
Chicago and Davenport where he re-
ceived the first honorary degree in
Chiropractic. given by the National
College of Chiropractic in Chicago.
Mr.. Ben Clan and n party of
friends left this week to motor to
California. where they will q. end che
Restaurant Mems conventicp
Mr.. Murray Marcus, of New York
City who resided in Denver some
years ago spent a few hours last week
visiting friends on his return motor
trip from California to New York.
Mr.. p. Stark has returned from an
eastern trip. spent in visiting his chill
dren. Mrs. STARK has remained in
Chicago where she will visit her
daughter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

An enquiry has been opened by the
legal authorities ut Vienna against the
leaders of the recent anti-Scmitic Con-
greSs
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
Clubs
DRa.MU-LIT STARTS INTEREST.
ING FALL STUDIES.

BEGINNING this week. various classes
and groups are being formed for the
study of Drama, Music, and Litera-
ture. at the club rooms of the ORA
MULTI Circle, 14S0 Federal Blvd.
These classes are free to anyone inter-
estcd. You are invited TO he present
any evening. and TO enter your appli-
cation for whatever subject you are
interested ill., New classes and groups
will he formed ut any time upon the
request of five or more people. There
is no age limit. The hours are from
s 30 p. m. to 10 p. m. The present
course of studies, to be held under the
auspices of the Dra-Mu-Lit Circle. has
been arranged as follows:
Monday evening: English drama
and Literature. Yiddish class.
Tuesday evening Jewish drama and
Literature. Spanish Class.
Wednesday evening: General bust
ness meeting.
Thursday evening: Psychology
class. Photo coloring group.
Friday evening: Economics. Re
hearsals.
Saturday evening: Musical group
instrumental
The Sunday school for children has
been well attended. but there Is stiii
room for few more pupils. Send the
young folks to the club rooms Sunday
morning for registration.
Important Notice.
As noted above. the general business
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening, hereafter. instead of on
Thursday, as before. Do not fail to
, make note of this change in meeting
nights. A full attendance Is request
ed of the members. in order that i'm
portant business may be discussed
ID. ii. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mr.. Simon Bitterman arrived home
Sunday after an extensive business
trip in the east.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mr.. Edward Miller, who spent the
summer visiting relatives in Glove
land has returned to Denver and re
sumed his studies at The Law School
of Denver University.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Blessed is the man who trusts in
God
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mr. Walter Hip left Friday TO
San Francisco TO visit his mother.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mr.. Edward Levy has returned
from Toledo, ..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mr.. Edgar Guggenheim of New
York City is in the City 10 take part
in the bridal party Of the Guggenheim-
Lazarus wedding.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21
X. X X ARMIsTICE EVE DANCE.

- Secretary.
corporate Seal.l
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Julian Love. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Love who is only II year,
of age. will enter the STATE Universit,
this year
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

IF dissatisfied with the shoes she bought
her to bring them back If there lady
bought from
penny the value them be worth invite her
to take advantage money
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-21

Mrs. Betty Syman, mother of Fred
Syman. died in the family home in
Springfield. Ohio, Sunday, according
to word received here by the family
Mrs.. Syman was 10 years old. She
was the mother of nine sons, six of
whom are living.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
GEN. GALES BACK AT HOME
Break Predicted Does Not Dcvclop
Over Mexican Railroad strike.

Dy ] nc Associated Press.
MENtCO CITY, March 15.--Prig-
adler General l.. Elias Gales. chief
OF the cabinet and secretary Of the
Interior returned hrrc today from
a six weeks tour Of tho lsthmus
country where ne Investigated labor
conditions. His return did not re-
suit in tho cabinet crisis which had
been so freely predicted.
General Gales issued series Of
statements today. branding as delib-
crate falsohuuds reports that he had
broken definitely with President OBJ
RECON and announcing himself in
complete accord with the govern
mcnts policy with regard to the
railway strike, which it had been
alleged, would furnish an excuse for
his retirement from the government.
Immediately on his arrival here.
General Gales conferred with Pres
ident Obregon and Adolfo de la
Hucrta, secretary Of tho treasury.
ana later gave out a statement de-
claring the previous declaration Of
President Obrcgon that the strike
was political In its conception to be
entirely correct.